https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-01-04.pdf eb352c34c52a81e31e8f872d9ca7313f PDF Text Text — best Adverfanedium m Bar- Hastinc y? — ------------------- —------------------------------------------- VOL. XXXVIII.NO. 36. HASTINGS, MICH., J ANU. ——■------------- Hastings Banner. PnbU*bWTb«reday*by COOK. B-ROa.. COUNTY NEWS. Detityed letter. If you want any Cutters,Bob Sleighs Robes or Blankets, Stoves, Hardware of any kind call on, IRA VAN, The Hardware Man UNION BLOCK, HASTINGS, MICH. Get that old Shoe Fixed! We have a First-c'ass Workman. Perhaps It won't Pay You? Then look ata New Pair! Here is where we can serve you well Just now we offer Bargains In all kinds of Footwear flt The Little Red Front Store. Woolleu & Bronson FREE! 3 FREE! Don’t forget to ask for the Merchants' BENEFIT SILVER SCRIP CONSUMERS TAKE NOTICE That for erery Cash Purchase of ONE Of) EL AR from any merchant whose name appears below entitles you to ao Per Cent. Scrip which they will accept as Five Cents on es ery cash purchase of One Dollar, and take SPECIAL NOTICE that the merchants who Itelong to this Association are the most wide awake and keep the b»st selected stock of goods, and their prices are the LOWEST. Jl'LirS RUSSELL. Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancy Goods. R, K. GRANT, Clothing. W. H. SPENCE, Boots and^iioes ARCHIE McCOY, Furniture. I JOHN BESS MEH .Jeweler. : ■ , Middlerille. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Otto are spending Christmas in Lamont—Herbert Rich and Ray Ferguson from the University and Fred Stokoe uf A Ibion College are spending their vacation at home—Mrs. Wm. CrWier Is spending a few days with her son Geo. Wileoar of Ledle-C. M. Bixler a fefber resident of this place Is dangerouslyArtek at bls farm south west of tills vlttiA^— Don Putnam, teacher of the Pod Anger school, 1* spending his vacation In this place—Mies Jennie Thomas, a teacher of Howard City, is spending a few days with her parent*—Married, In Middle­ ville, Monday. Dec. Mth.. Mr. A. -C. Hindman, of Grand Rapids ,te»d MIsh Luna Parkhurst of . this place. Grghd Rapids will be their future home— Bills are out announcing the fourteenth annual Blue Mark Sale of Mr. 8. Keeler, to com­ mence next Saturday, Dec. 30th.—Mrs. Abner Wilcox.-of Muskegon, Is spendlnr Christmas in this village—Fred Walker Is now located with M^ F. Jordan and t|ie firm is known as Jordap A Wilcox. Lee Fuller had a valuable horse die last week, over drawing the cause—Levi McBride has returned to his home, his wife and her sister accompanying him— Mrs. J. J. Fuller at this writing has a very severe attack of grip—J. B. Smith of Albion stopped in onr village to visit hit; parents and now returns to his place id business—Mr. Osgood now Is closing up shipment of his lumber—Frank Wolf at this writing is arranging to go to Ann Arbor to go before the medical fraternity in regard to his diseased lung. Happy New Year for all the BaNXErt crew aud all its readers.for ail the coming year of 1894—A Biblical social for the benefit of the M. E. church and society was held at the home of Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Bradley Friday evening last, resulting in substantial aid for which It was In­ tended. The bill of fare gave rise to thought and many suggestions and querlet. regarding the same, causing conaider•b’r investigation as to what was to br served when properly checked on the bit causing quite a lively and interesting tine aiuong the numerous cuesta who wire present to enjoy the enreolngs’ en­ tertainment—Arlo Cortright Is s[»eiiding the holidays with friends here—Mrs. M. M. Rockwell is spending tbe holidays whh friends in Grand Rapids-Editor Flint, wife and two daughters of Sunfield are visiting his son Ix-w for a tew days— Aljert Flint returned from his labor at or near Bedford Saturday, to spend New Ye ire’ day with his family—Our tax caiherer Is doing nicely In hl* official capacity having received tlie greater por­ tion on the Tax Roll before Jan. 1st.—A conplete surprise was perpetra ted upon A. A. Aldrich and wife on Saturday even­ ing last, the occasion being their twen ty-fifth wedding anniversary when some­ thing uver fifty of their relatives and most Intimate neighbors and friends walked in their lovely dwelling, finding them quiet­ ly by themselves. Mrs, A. was so much taken back that she silently stepped aside when one of her lady friends soon found her giving veqi to her feelings in an ad­ joining room. She however soon recover­ ed and came out making her guest* com­ fortable and happy. A. A. A- was also greatly surprised. - he having woru his bean I several days a ithout a shave and In in his every day apparel Still he was able to take the gentlemens overcoats etc. re­ taining self possession all this time while congratulations were being extended to the happy couple wishing them many anniversaries. A bountiful supper was served at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Williams who reside Just across the way where all enjoyed a good soclsl time until tbe late hours of the evening, when all repaired to llnrir /«•spectlve homes, feeling that a good sur­ prise had been well carried out -Ed Bissel surrenders the p.xit ofli te at this place to-day together with its appurteiiances to A. G. Cortright who will offijnie a* F. M, hereafter. ba* fone to the Valtey < . > wedding of Dr. Matthew*—Lyman Bates and wife are at Robert BDlingatev’s thia petition In the tiirtiwr by TimdiTare alarmed about him—A. Toby. of Cale­ Mrs. Leon Van Velsor. of Jack»on, spent donia, called on hh sister, May Brown, Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred RayWednesday—The young folk* had a pop corn party at Dell Godfry’s Wednesday Mrs. Bela Crane, formerly of Carlton Cen­ ter, died last Monday at their home, of rttght. consumption, aged 18. This is doubly Gerfcay. sore for Mr. and Mrs. Crane, as only a We have bad the grippe and no fooling year ago they burled their oldest son, who about It, for four weeks—The family of died uf same disease. They have only one Mr. Haskins, of Saranac visited at Mr. child, a daughter, left—There has been and Mrs. Gilberts over Sunday—Mr. Gil­ two children die of diphtheria In West bert Is getting better from his long sick­ Carlton. No new cases that we hear of— ness—Mrs. Catherine Curtis is very sick The Adventists observed their week of with la grippe—-Sy Iren us Lipscomb and prayer by holding their meetings at pri­ family have moved back upon his father’s vate homes, as the health board closed the t>lace—There w’as as quite a Christmas church doors for a few weeks—Joel R. and New Years as wo ever saw at this Smith is in Reading this week visiting his place. Lack of funds Is the general cry— brother, Lafayette—Mrs. Lilly Gorden ha* At last the division ofU.‘ B. churches Christmas all the year now, as she has of Mich., has been settled the radicals married a man bj the name of Christmas claiming the. property—Frank Rorabeck, —Dr. Wright has been sick with the grippe of Hickory Corners, was in thii vicinity but be Is better—Mrs. Sandon is on the buying cattle and hogs last week—Ward sick list at this writing—Mrs. Haddin Is Barber, from the lake shore, visited his quite sick at this writing—Mr. and Mrs. sister last week. He also purchased a John O’Conner were In Grand Rapids the choice cow to take to hi* farm —Mr. and past week—Our churches and schools are Mrs. Chas Fuller returned to Grand Rapclosed at present on account of diphtheria Ids last week after visiting home aud —Mr. Wm. McKinney and daughter Emma friends—The protracted meetings have started for Ohio Thursday on an extended closed with seven converts—Mr. and Mrs visit—Chas, .Smith and wife spent Xmas Elmer Marton visited their parents over in Baldwin—Will Vester ami Miss Fannie Christmas—Our nice sleighing has left us Carpenter went to Battle Creek last Fri­ and uow we can have the pleasure of day and returned the forepart of the week riding on tbe hubs or stay at home and —Hugh Crawford is Improving in body wrestle with the grip—We will fry and do but bls mind Is yet uusettled from the better In the future if time* do not get so blow on Ills head—Miss Pbeobe Jane hard that news will be laid on the shelf. Ueoey, of North Carlton, was buried Sun­ Freeport, day; Her death was eau?ed bv consump­ Mrs. J. W. Reuter, of McCords, spent tion—John O’Conner opened hU store New Years with brr parents Job Cheese­ Tuesday—Bare ground for the balance of brough and wife—Tbe handle factory the winter, is what some of our weather started up this week—Itev. H, H. llalM-y prophets say—Mr. Sammy Swank u began a revival meeting Rt the IL B- better we hear. church last Sunday evening—Ye scribe has been absent from town the pu»t two Nel-on Wilson, of Albion, is spending weeks—A pedro party wn4 given at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Baker last his vacation with bis father—Nina Lashel, Thursday evening in which Mrs. Anna of Dowling, is visiting at Wm. C. Robin­ Bush and L. Phillips won first prizes and son’s—Tbe church’ will be dedicated next Ar. and Mrs. Wm. Bouck won tbe booby prizes—Mias Vina Whsengrr, of Camp­ bel), visited Freeport friends the latter p*rt of last week. Hapjpy New Year—Several of our young people attended I he Xmas dance at the opera ho use In Vermont vilkj Munday evenlng-4Floe weather for the past ten day* *o that Tarniers turned the sheep out to pasture—Wheatrnever looked better for this time of the year—A go ally number attended the funeral of J. Osm in :n town Sunday—Ml.-.* Nelle Walden, • f Clarks­ ville. was the guest of E. Lockhart Wed­ nesday last—Several of our fair attending people attended the Barry Co. Agricultur­ al society meeting Tuesday—Mrs. Henry Warner is < n the sick list—Milton Murphy of Hastings, enjoyed I he holidays with his mother—Vant Price is getting up a dance at the Cole House in Morgan—Henry Hosmer has pul up his new horse barn— l^wis Ixxkhart was at Clarksville on businros U*t week. Mr. Editor A Happy Now Year to your associates and the many readers of the Banner—Tie writer sees the Journal has a “devil.'’ Which one?—Mrs. Henry Fennels and son Emmet are spending New Years In Battle Croek—John Francis­ co who Is attending school at Richland is spending the holidays with bis parents— Mrs. Bailey and her petitioners have the thanks of the many good people of Barry County and by resolution suppressing gambling at our county fair. The writer Intended to attend.the fair most of the time I ut < ne half day was enough to satis­ fy him. Has the time come that our agri­ cultural society cannot be supported with­ out so many catch penny gambling games which are demoralizing to the young. If .not, bet’er turn the grounds lute a wheat field to feed or educate the poor. wr MU — - Bfjve. Several parttaa bad to Jump fiwn second etory window* and ran around oa the frown ground hi their bare feet and shirt alevees. A dwelling bourc, ice house and barn were also consumed by the fire on tbe same lot. Nothing was -insured except tbe furniture belonging to the Knights of Pythias—0.. Barren was at the oounty seat Saturday and TuesdayMr*. F. Blsbop visited at Shultz New Years’—Mr. Thornton cut his foot quite 1>adly while chopping In tbe_ woods Satur­ day-Mr. Alton of Bfstlug* was in town Friday last—Sid Armour has moved to East Barry—John SUohn has been visit­ ing at Q. A. Hynes tbl* week—Nelson Beers of Spring Brook was in town New Years’ day. Mr. and Ira. Loren Jonro, WH1V. ol Irving and lilt*. Mrs. 5. R. Piereou I* on the sick list— J. T. Ives of Grand Rapid* spent New Years with his parent* at this place—Jnn. B. King and wife spent Sunday in Prairie­ ville—Burdett Briggs is buying wood for John King—Bert Armstrong spent Sun­ day’ In Prairieville—Mr. Bryant of Wis­ consin Is visiting bls father-in-law Geo. Minar at this, p’aer—Mrs. Barringer rtturned borne from Kalamazoo where she has bet n for the past five weeks—Charlev Kidder and wife ate New Years’ dinner will) tbe latteris parents Mr. aud Mrs. Wai. Ives—J. Bechtel and family and 8. It Pierson and family spent New Years’ day with Guy Pierson and wife—Mr. Con­ rads of Plainwell spent a few days at Mr. Hunt’s—Kittle Baird is visiting friend* near Cloverdale—The people of Bowen’s Mills will present a dram* entitled “Teo Nights in a Bar Room” at Smith’s Hall at this place on Saturday evening Jan. 13th. The proceeds to go towards the building of church sbeds or purchasing a bell, Everybody turn out and give them a good crowd. Sunday, Jan. 7 at 11 a. m. Good attendance anticipated aud all arc cordially invited —A number of young people gave Nelson Willison a surprise last Tuesday and a good time reported—Those on. the sick list are Mrs. Mary Bellinger, Mrs. Russell, lira. Cora Winters and Addle Robinson— Miss Bertha Gaskill Is spending her vaca­ tion with her parents—Dr. Franz Willison and wife visited the former’s parents last week—Mattel Rorabeek, of the Hastings High school, is with her parents—Miss Flora McCallum, of Elkhart, Ind., was. calling on old friends last week. Johns tewo. Tbe holiday season ba* passed quite pleasantly where plenty has abounded, but poverty has brought sadness to many homes this year. In many instances tbo condition is the result of circumstances over which the sufferers had no control; but in many instances It has been induced by extravagance, pleasure seeking and sight seeing. Tom Hood oooe wrote, “A* we go through the world, let us live by the way”. But that is poor advice in tbe sense he wished It understood—A New Years gathering at W. H. Fisk’*, baked goose—S. E. Gaskill gathered his family Slelgblug la all gone—Everybody had a together on Sunday the Slat-La Gripp^ is desire to attend the danoe at Dowling last calling at the home of Fay Lamont, on tbe Friday night as there were 70 uumbeis counts’ line—If the mills keep running, sold aside from others being present—Mr. and the teams keep handling tics for a and Mrs. IL K. Stanton visited with Wm. while longer our new railroad will be ob­ Smith and wife of Grand Rapids. Sunday liged to go elsewhere for timber, when It and Monday of the present week—Annie puts in an appearance. Winters, of Middleville, spent the holidays with lier mother and sister—Mrs. Geo. BwafiaM. Bryant, has nearly recovered from her Christmas night was observed by a sail recent Illness—Work is going on rapidly boat loaded by many gifts to tbe Sunday on the church sheds, a few more days school children and friends— work will finish them—R. Bryant calcu­ Tbe new Coagregational church lates to trade his farm for one hi the will be dedicated In tbe Kinsley dis­ northern part of the state. trict next Sunday at 11 o’clock—Bail road Will Seger aud wife were at Vermont­ ville Saturday and Sunday—Johu Tasker has bean confined to bls bed for a week with a lame back—Lawyer Powers and wife, of Charlotte, were guests of Dr. Powers’ New Years—Harry Spinney and wife, of Galesburg, visited at C. W. Tompklns tbe fore part of the week—Elder Payton preached at the church Tuesday and Wednesday evening—Mrs. Chas. Southwell is at Battle Creek—Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tuckerman, of Battle Creek, spent New Yean with Mrs. E. J. Hartom —Adda Bowen spent last week with her sisters, Mrs. Brown and Cummins, of East Assyria, . Cedar Creek. Absent from home Is my excuse for not riaah rille. writing for some time—Our beautiful snow Frank Parker was at Grand . , is toue—Joe Robinson is al work drawing Jan. 1st—Mrs, W. H. Young and sou wood near Battle Croek—A sister of Mrs. Glen spent part of tbe holidays at Grand J.ie Pobiuson is visiting the latter—Frank Rapids returning home Tuesday evening. Fierce I as a new wind mill—The good —Mr. and Mr*. C. Ainsworth, of Grand times the democrats promised us are very Rapids, were here over Sunday to attend slow in coming our way. Perhaps they the funeral of Jacob Oernnn—N. T. I’llremain in Washington—Fannie Pierce is her, of the Hasting* House, attended Ja­ teaching us a good school—A number of cob Osmun’K funeral here Sunday—MJss our citizens are complaining of la grippe— Mlunte Furnlsa returned to Middleville A.child o’Mr. and Mrs. William Havens Monday eyantng as school eommeoeed wa< buried last Thursday—Fred Otis and there on Tuesday a. m., Jan. 1—Mr. and JlmlMrd. Miss Mary Wilkinson has bee* at liomo wife who have been visiting relatives In Mrs. J. A. Sisco celebrated t&ir crystal Jackson and to Washtenaw county return­ spending the holidays—Mrs. C. Niehol* is •»n the sick listjgiso Miss Mamie Burt and ed home last week—John Branschk* and MrhJj. Fbl. Ms*. Alyaoud are family moved Into their new boose last In Marsh>.?n. > I textile WUay* with the la:ter'F • - JEr- if.V are gbltin : friends and rphQ —IM Godfry has a stater an 4 , •k-Cbtrltt Whittemore and — meeting will be held at tbe school bouse this week Wednesday eve—Tbe Albia* students will return this week Tuesday to College. Nellie Edmond* will return with them—We have one of the finest horse bhoers In the state awd will not take take a back on other work either, so peo­ ple need not go five or six mUe* to get their blacksmithing done—Banfield is growing, a new store is Msg erected— Dr. Chandler is Improving—Frank Doty to having the grip—Unde Albert Dewey la lying tew with the grip; Marshal Belling­ er is Jost recovering from the same; Mrs, MeKlnsle Is also on the afct list am! the minister had au attack last weak—Quart eriy meeting will be held a week from Saturday at the Wicks school hoo*e and preaching on tbe Sunday following at the Baltimore church—Rev. Briggs will lec­ ture here at tbe’church two week* from next Tuesday evening—It is expected that Rev. Ford from Augusta will preach here next Sunday evening after the exer­ cise* of tbe Epworth League as there will be no preaching In the forenoon. Stockhoiaor. AwaaA MmCJ) Tbe annual meeting ef the steal of the Hauling? Furniture Maanf Company will be held ■ttheoMo* kbmv tlauHura era L. B.fcuw®r.rw M. I. Ooec, Sw-jHarttaw, Mieb, Dtt.wth,w. JI �-.cy Hastings Ban Thursday. Jan. 4, OOOK BROS.. A BOX of mixed btoeuixx, a mixed btoeuit box. . . . ; • Tax bl wk tVMa, bUxhUd. the bright broom blo»MM. tfrrxlCT ttxoog SUpben Striver eoared sickly eix elckly ■Uky enakoL ( Swxx swam orer the aea: xwlm, •wan, «wta; «wan ewam tack again, well swum, awan. It is a Btaroe, Sum'; these aretb,i| •ame, Sam. Tis all a sham. Sam. and; a shame It to to ahum ao. Sam. j' and --------socks;SvBAX shines shoes L_d socks anu socks ami shoos phine Susan. She oeuetL .hinlng «boe» and •octa, for ce»M.in t shoes and socks shock Susan. | Mtet Barna MoJWt In Danger of Consumption •‘I waa sick and diaoouraged when I called «n the tillage doctor. Ho intimated I tad oon-aumpfioh and would not tiro long. I derided to Hood’s’i^Cures Hka Hood's Bartaparina and I am now well and hBarty." Mbs Daxa Moffitt, Box 73, Ash­ more, I1L Be sure to get HOOd'h. •mbodled in- the WUsoa ",,w u» rf u, .flocta ud herd, at th. United Sale. The following offlWWB elected: Pmideal, Geoif, g. Br.dk. P»w: taentarj, 1. H. ButUrBe'.d, ArriealtunU collefe; treesmr, Borner A. Flint, Detroit the national.mind.—Lamb. BnrrvoLKNT feeling ennoblnw the most trifling actions.-—Thackeray. The mother’s heart is the child'! The problem of flying has been schoolroom.—Henry Ward Beecher. Gravity is but tbe rind of wisdom but it ix a preservative rind.—Joubert. mayed by the failures of the hundreds Some persons do first, think after­ who have preceded him in the same line of effort, baa experimented until The supreme court has refused to ward, and then repent forever.— Seeker. be can now claim, apparently with if grant the mandamus naked for by the That trembling veasel of the pole, some reason, to have achieved success. «tate board of health to eompel the The Lillienthal theory ia that birds Minneapolis, St. Paul A Sault Ste. the feeling compass, navigation^ ucul. — Byron. do not exercise great power in tying, Mari, railroad to hold th, taffgag, M . . . .for (n.rwnf-Lin hut keep afloat in the air by the par­ Gohbip, pretending to have the cyet immigrants inspection. 'I'hn The miH road ticular way in which they manipulate refused to inspect or allow tbe board of an arguA, has all the bHndnesa of a Robert Rowley rolled a round roll their wings. Reasoning upon these bat.—Ouida. round; a round roll Robert Rowley' to Inspect Immigrants* baggage at the lines.-a flying machine has been con­ “Soo,” and the board of health carried Hatred does not cease by hatred, rolled round; where rolled the round structed upon a variety of angles, de­ the case to the supreme court. The de­ but only by love; thia ia the eternal ij signed to catch the air in whatever di- I roll Robert Rowley rolled round. cision knocks out the inspection law of rule.—Buddha. Oliver OoutTHOBr ogled an owl und reetion it may come, or from whatever I! Hundreds would never have known 18M. oyster Did Oliver Oglethorp ogle an ( quarter. want if they had not first known ( The affair is built in almost exact owl . owl and and oyster? oyster.- IfixOliver wrerOglethoq?j i^greunun^ wa^te.-Spurgeon. imitation of the Wings of a bat; the ! ogled an owl and oyster, where are During the weeWrnded on December Evbry base occupation makes one delicate ribs and body are made of the owl and oyster Oliver Ogletborp 28>w>reports -------------------------sent in by forty observsharp in its practice, an d dull in every willow wood, which Is tough, but ogled? kJ1 ere in various'portions of the state to other.—Sir P. Sidney. light; the wings are covered with Sammy* Shoksmith saw a shrieking; the state board of health Indicated thot Or all the joys that lighte n the suf­ light sheeting, and when spread they songster. Did Sammy Shoesmith see inflammation of the bowels and kidhave a circumference of twenty square a shrieking songster? If Sammy Shoe- noys increased and plouritis do- fering earth, what joy is welcomed like yards. The entire apparatus weighs ' smith saw a shrieking songster where’s creased inarea ofprevalence. Ty- a new-born child?—Mrs. Norton. true Ide. and will ase lb to remedj » dlre«. •d. (feint » «talr trial, and experience no bwaft. roa'aMr return tbe bottle rod tare poor axme; refunded. V, <0014 not make thl. oiler did we not know that Dr. Klnj'a New Dtoeorerr coold be relied on. It ser«r dleappolnto. Trial bottles free st W. H. Goodyear’, dn« stare. Large sire 90s and »1.M. As a remedy for all forms of neadache Electric Bitters has proved io be the very beet. It effects a permanent cure and tbe most dreaded habitual alek headaches yield to its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of hab­ itual constipation Electric Bitters cares by giving tbe aecded tone to tbe bowels, and few eases long resist tbe use of this medialne. Try It once. Large botlles only fifty cents at W» H. Goodyear’s Drag Store. The best salve tn the world for cuts, brulMa, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, ooms, and all skin lrruptlon.% and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. j the j the shrieking shriekingsongster songsterSammy SammyShoeShoe- phoid phoidfever fever was wasreported reported attwenty twenty SELECTED RECEIPTS. smith saw? ■ places, diphtheria diphtheria at twenty-one, smith saw? A Whiff Sillabub.—Beat a pint of Hobbs meets Snobs and Nobbs; measles at ten aud scarlet fever at cream, five spoonfuls of sack, the rflOBATK ORDER. , Hobbs bobs *to Snobbs °—»*»— and Nobbi forty-eight places. -Aiatc <4 MletKsn.Counrv of Harn . w. whites of two eggs and three ounoei Hobbs nobs with Snobbs and rol At x stolon of the ITntate Ccnri. tor j Nobbs* fob. “That Is," “ says *Nobbs, ’ ” J1 A Faiiiifa* Dorof treble refined sugar together with a re oouutv of Barry holden at the 1! Two trappers near Champion were whisk, till a good strong froth arise, r•ante ofllce. tn the City of HaMUw, In for Hobbs* jobs," and ■. “the worse -lid County, ou Friday thh 8th, day of attracted by the howls of a dog to the [ then 1”"-* then skim skim itand Itand put put it it intoyov*" into your glasses Snobbs sobs. wmnbtt* lu th • year oue thousand e»ght bun■x--------------------------j frozen corpse of a man. The faithful for use.—Good Housekeeping. red and oinety three. Tryout. CharleH W. Armstrong. Judge of GOSSIP FOR THE FAIR SEX. • animal had never once deserted ita| Sweet Pickled Beans. —Take seven 1 ■ ■'rotate. , , , . Fire losses in Dundee during the past _ . । maliter, who had evidently frozen slowfn the matter ot the estate of Joshua pounds fruit, put them in n jar with OacAfi Wu.ni: roys: Beware of wornHeald, the body was an ' three and onerhalt pound, sugar, oue two years do not exceed $200. Irk HaM. Deceased. >u rwdirx rwrfirx »aud tllint the petition duly verb <_>u en who wem-violet. 'upright stink, on which waa a letter quBrt best vinegar, two ounce, stink -------------I1||U wl d 0W O f deceased Montague will borrow 3500 to pay its red of dloa M. Maa. S, G. Hot-nxv has Introduced ^dreaaed to a son In Italy. The old1 cinnamon, twoouncescloves; the whole n-asooa (herds Mated, that 1 r»yiug fur running expenses until taxes come in. ;j a ■ order order or '•rrv decree be made by -------~dental Inspection into the public nlBn'B name was Pasooe Falanea, aud boiled together, and thrown over the ih:« court determining who lire or schools ot Detroit. j he had lost his way In tho woods uerv the Uwfui helis of *aid deceased mid enfruit three days.—Detroit Free I’resa. ; UM to inherit said estate and their respectMme. Carnut has not been photo­ Stcftkd Onions.—Parboil some good­ rtetiUlkends Throafh the Treetie. graphed for fifteen years, and »ys she Tiwretuwn It «» ordered, that Friday the i An eastbound freight train wont sized onions. Take out the middles never will be again. Mi day ot January A. D.. IMHat ten o dock In awl fill with force meat. Place them ■he toreooon. ataismed for tbe hearing of a trestle near creek,- ■ Bklva Lockwood is sixty-three years] through -j—«. ----- — — Trout -------------------',;!d petition anti that the heirs at law of old side by side In a shallow dish with but­ old. .She began teaching school at the **>»*< 75 Marquette. I eeceaacd and all other per»'>“* iuierreted in ter and sprinkle a little salt and sugar - a.d estate, are required to appear at a session and went age df fourteen aud was married four The engine — a one car - •"* ”* over Msxhl court. 1 hen to be hidden nt the Probate safely, but the clever following cars over them. Cover the onions with thin years later. . dice, m (M city id Haatium. iu said County. went down with the bridge. Engineer slices of bacon. Cook thoroughly and .id shturrtuse. if an* there be. why the prayer The women of Iceland have bod f the petitioner may not be muted. Ana It but waa serve in their own sauce.—Boston • further ordered, that aald petitioner give no municipal suffrage for more than twen­ William Turner jumped, t caught in the wreck and died soon; Budget. ■, e f«> the persons IutereMed In said estate, of ty years. They are now eligible to Almond Biscuit—Bent half a pound ptmdcr.oy of said petition and the hearing ' : after being taken ouL The rest of the .jercof In cso-iltig a copy of this order to be municipal offices. of butler aud half a pound of white crew1 escaped injury. r.nldtalicd tn tlrfj ilsattnw Bannkb. a news P rincess Maud of Waler is particu­ sugar to a cream; mix with one pound t-aper printed sod eiroulaied In >a!d County Carson Villes' enterprising men are will­ larly fond of assuming an alias and r: Bar-, y. one-- in each week (or thre* successive Evidently Murdered. of flour and one-fourth pound of ing to put up a bonus nnd have a flax mil'. previous tosntd -liiy of hearing. dropping some of the red tajie of royal* There was great excitement at Def­ almonds, blanched, and beaten to a Chas. W. Ammstboni.. ty. Every year she goes to visit her ter. Chippewa .county, over the finding paste with the juice of a lemon: work Judge of Prolmte. There are fifty cases for violations of A true copy.) ' former governess, who lives in Devon­ of the body of Mrs. Peter Paccoloni, it well together, roll it out and cut into the local option law on tbe Eaton countv GERMANY’S NKVP FLYING MA CHIN X shire. Always the sensible princess who had been missing for three weeks. small round cakes. Bake them in a SHHRIFF-S SALE docket. insists on being called ‘'Miss Mills" The body was discovered buried iu a quick oven.—Housekeeper. Notice Is tanbj idrea ttat by virtue ot ai boat from the bank. Working the v Hi of ri» ri Fiu-iss issued out ol nnd under the i wings with little effort, the man flut­ - and upon being treated as a member df hencoop Appearances indicated that ( EDUCATIONAL NOTES. * -<-m1 <4 Hie ('Irvult Court tor the Oiunly of . the family. the woman was murdered. Her hus- I F.arry and Scxte of MicJilgsn, to me directed tered through the air, finally reaching Ur in Easthampton. Mass., the tele­ band was arrested on suspicion of hav-1 ■nd delivered nndi sRainst theyonds and chst- a height of 200 feet above the r.urface, • Infant schools were first established ; *•. land.* aud irnemeuU of Trtpheta Good, graph messenger l»oy happens to be -a lug made away with the woman and ■bout the year ISIS. ■netudi.in the county of Burry and In Uiv.ir :and then descending safely. girl. The result is that the people of was in jail. • : Horace ITentlee end Son. 1 did on the { The universities of St. Petersburg After this experiment, which satis­ When she wm a Child, «be crind for CastorU. tuentr^ inth dsv M June. A. 0.. iriW. levyupou Easthampton receive their dispatches । and Moscow were founded by Alexan­ : tM »icre and tekeall tbe rixbt. title and interred fied him of tbe practicability of his with promptness unhindered by mar­ - I Hit said Triftana «voodruougli in sod to theory. Mr. Lillienthal resol veil to der J. iu 1802. An unsuccessful attempt was made । be following dr^rnbed real estate situated in bles, dogfights or boseliall. The girl When ahe bad Children, aha gave them tAstoria. During the tenth century the Sararhe township of Irving. Bsrry County. Micbl 1gradually increase the altitude, and to fire the Colon school building in tan. to-wlt, Umb north mod quarter (’<) for this purpose he went tn the steep is teii-year old Elsie Gough, who works cena had seventeen universities, Cordoin order that her older brother may go Decatur by means of a bottle of oil, -4 too north east quarter pi) and tbe went hill of Rhinower. near Rathenow, ra being the chief. hxif (h> of tbe north west quarter of with fuse attached, placed inside of a twriiCy-dve (2S1 township four (4) north ef . which Fiscs to an abrupt height of 320 to school. I basement door. The fuse failed to Italy has twenty-one universities, rsnxe nine (»i west and the east half <S4) of tbe 1 .feet, its side l>eing a stony cliff almost I miol east -----quarter ”(L) . B,ue ,*einh a cun almost . FIGS AND THISTLES. ! burn or the structure would have been with six hundred professors and nine astt half ih > of the north east ’ of. thiity <3ej towa-titp (our [4] north range ! perpendicular. On the top of this hill j A dog poisoner hps knocked out a num­ ■Her ■ • six--------— । thousand Students. destroyed. ’ A covetous man cannot own any­ *>.<■ b“!,‘ * “>•" «•* ! The increase of schools in every ber of Marlette centres during the pas: , thing. of the north we»t wt»t quarterly] quarter UiJ of sec thirty thirty- tire distance from the level 830 feet. , •Jot week. v !> ./!. . . v ' c°untry has generally been attended oi to*uship four [41 north range right |8] west Then he adjusted his flying appar- ' Keep your eye on the man who mukea Jsmxs Bred, ot Bay City, *U b>d In bv B decrexro ot ertar ..ad south eivd quarter [Ml of *outb east qiiar- , Sanilac county has :i4 places that sell and leaped off. I'pon his first promises before election. the sunken steamer Wheeler, off Mich— t-rlJiloCsee twenty-seven [27] township four atus 1 Herodotus says Persian education 41 north ranae right (81 wbst and west half CHI trial I he sank perhaps fifty feet, and j T.... —t The best time to rprepare for a storm igan City, Ind. has been unable to find consisted in teaching the boys to ride, liquor. Of Ibis number only one has a ni. sooth west quarter [wi ot sec twenty-six [i*u] . then commenced to rise again until he is when no clouds are to be seen. any trace of the vessel. whiskey license. township four [U north ot range eight west 1 to use the bow and to speak the truth! /t ot which 1 '■hall expose for sale at , had reached 1.000 feet, and then grartTta attorn sb«l. of Ita Detroit Dry ----------------The trouble with the man wWo T his country* „„ has fifty-two „„ law I ubllc SUCti'MJ or vendue to the highest no£h'1 bidder btrom 1j u<llv down- Blighting, gently * Pontiac wants a new opera house and is the law directs at the EC™ knows nothing is that he is the last to Dock company st Wyandotte were de- Mhool». with three hundred and forty­ H.. witv upon thss the r-r-sw.l road. oor of the Coart bouse lu the city of urvin find it ouL * ^7°”, flr0> » ®re teBkchers and three thousand nine hustlers are trying to secure sufficient b'aaltngs In said connty ot Barry and Repeating his experiments for sev ­ promise to make a stock company affair State of Michigan, (that bring the place where No man really loves right who is not __Tb^Ci.’7OP5f‘h?U*'*‘ .'mt 1.*^n kumlred and xix atudonte. : he Circtiit Court for the said County of Barry. eral days, he eventually reached such waa destroyed' by fire. The loss of 9»,- ! . In 1891 the sum of six million eight of IL * ate of Michigan Is holden) on the f'th day rf perfection that he was able to stand willing to espouse its cause and go 000 is partly covered by insurance Into buttle. j ebraary. A. D.. 18M; at our o'clock In the afhundred and forty-nine thousand two still in the air without moving the ;• rnouo of t bat day. Senator James McMillan presenteuaa hundred and eight dollars waa donated There is hope for the man who has Dated nt the cire of Hastings, this !3th day ot wings. He also traveled in circles, J member. A D.. I«83. found out that there are many things a Christmas present to the unemployed to the colleges of this country for vari­ steering himself by tbe appliance, Phu.it- W. BuKuxas. poor of Detroit his check for 15.000. he doesn't know. ous purposes. * Under Sheriff. which will be noticed in the sketch as An incendiary in MoTuf. man who sits down to wait for , fire that started -------------Italy, in 1837, ha<l seventy thousand a semi-circular attachment, doing the somethlng to turn up will need a Comb's art gallery in Muskegon caused five hundred and sevea schools, eightyNOTICE OF ATTACHMENT same duty as a rudder as that done by •«c tan «M • mru. Cushion OU his STUt. , * I068 tt.OOU - State of MloblflSn. , six thousand four hundred teachers the tail of u bird. To a moderate degree Mr. Llllieuthfcl 1 WttKN a woman throws a stone or At Sault Ste. Marie Peter Pocokini and three million seventy-one thousand Is th- Circnlt Goqr- for the County of Barry. appears now to have accomplished the drir** • nail she does H as though her “»der arrest on suspicion of mur- in attendance. aerial movements of the bird, and it 1U® depended on it ( His wife mysteriously disappeared A SMALL DISH OF SCIENCE. Thmre is this difference between a **? end it was thought that NaUoe is hereby riven that on XM Suet day of only remains to be seen whether he * NovMnber A D. r*3a Writ ot Attachment was can sufficiently perfect his system to wise man and a fool: A fool’s mistakes "® killed her and bld her body. , ir I Twelve thoubaxd microbes strung July iMU-d out of the Circuit Court tor the _.__ . ... — _ ____ a____ v ii__ ______.<->___ ij Rtii-trltava n« Maais- on a line would make aproeeuiou only Burglars entered the depot at •, /kwU< of Barrv, at the suit of Bar&h J. Bare. rise to great heights or to remain aloft never teach him anything. PROBATE UKDKR. •be above tuuurd Hal ■tiff, again it tiie lands. „„ _____________ „ „„ „„ tlqua while ths employes were al din- »n Inch in length. It is the man who has to live on corn State ot Michigan. Oountr of Barry—m. :r-uoasenls, goods, wad chattels, inoueys and with the same endurance as do the1 | Tiotr caa out diamonds so small in *--------- ------- * the Probate Court tor tbe -ffecUet Una Bare, tbe defendant, above named. creatures designed by nature for that bread at home who finds the moet fault ner “nd mBd* away with (40. at the nobate Oflea 1 t the mm KMA*, which aald writ waa re- purpose. Erlck Isesceon commenced suit Holland that It takes fifteen hundredkten I with the pie when he travels.—Ram’s lugs, in said cMBte, oZ ■dreabte on the !4th dxv of November 188S. . against tbe Quinoy Mining company of them to weigh a karat. The scientist's description ot the sen- Born. ■ *ted. this ittta day of Nov-tuber a. D. 1MB. a.“•7 January. In tbe eight hundred and ninety FUUtoT. Colrrvve. sation while sailing through the air I ----------------------------' for (S0.000 damages at Hancock. Irene- j Tar dUtanoe from tta furtheat point Accuracy for Halnufl. la certainly attractive. He says that; FOREIGN PEOPLE ANb EVENTS, *°n WM hit on the bead by a falling of polar discovery Co the pole Is said to bucket and is now unround mentally. 1 leM u,nB a„ hundnMj the feeling of motion 1* entirely lost, ■ * MOBTGAUR RALE. ^l^taejuawer nt the estate of Klmon O. ’ *. __ L. 1- 1 Detain taring been made lu the conditions rThc.bwnc. .lK>o!.nv.t.t*n.„„b. 1 «'ePtk,n' *» a cerUin m->rtg»ge executed by Edwin a. The absence also of any stationary ob­ residents of Utica, died at the age ot ooe hundred and twenty-four narta. hta immediate relatives have lived to ----- W‘ Amrita and Mnrv (1. He field tta office of .tariff of „ch in eh. wife of the ssld Lyman W. Aldrich, jects, which would indicate movement । be over ninety. Macomb connty two years and served I animal •vriesbvmca tlaled the Mwesieentn In the human being, gives the sensa­ CiNimBella’s real name, it is alleged,. tar 1BA1. recorded tbe elghteeatli tion that the earth, instead of the man I in order to reaUro tbe sixe of the her. iren. ny the non payment of was Rhodope. She is believed to have lue on the seventeenth day of himself, is in motion. been a taautifulEgyptlau g&n who’ k“~ “edX £ tora ' ££ i ._33 and more than thirty dav* of said sartor elapsed ahwM said intereiu became du’'*l‘n"dhod and seventy year. , whlie eroroingon the In. from Ihmm-! Th, rale ioeavertatning when E«.ter beton tbe common common era en sml and dm dnring the 1 ____ mon,|, M.„d with the earth, and then a molecule wonld Delore the »iri«> the t ILIau _ a don team' . , . ----- —ot ~ -------«•------ uiutiu ifiiMUD witru imuK icoiu. I be between tbe size of a small shot and reign ot twelve - eBry -* •-^tedMteette wMe amount «4Mlpd Sunday occur, may be gathered from . reign of ISamotiena, Psamoticns, one one of the the twelve „ H>rU Mount rleBBBnU h„ Probate iereet secured by said mortgage due and this statement, says the Brooklyn 1 kings of Egypt. a cricket ball. oountr. B pursuant to the terms and coudltKxir of ; filled the office of circuit judge for the Eagle: Easier is the Sunday which I T ’ Naphthalins, which is a product of BAKNEY Barxoto is the riche 4 man Twenty-first cjudicial circuit three follow# that fourteenth day of tb« eal- in. Sooth South MrtAfrica. o„.. Onlv a year* agi coal tar d istillation,in appearance some­ . few e.--------------------or elgh££ yeuB. ,|e MW 5S2 S3 endar moon which falls upon or next | he wm a dealer in second-han.I cloththing like paraffine; has been found use­ 11rra to practice ful in England for the preservation of after March JI. We give a number of iag la Lombm. His woalth U estixnatPeter Gustafson was found frozen to Umber. The wood is soaked for two to news dates of Easter Sunday, which will bo | ed at one hundred million dollars, and death near TalboL He started to waiic twelve hours in the melted naphtha­ useful for preservation to such readers • he is part owner in every railroad, **** tor three successive at twel\> as are desirous to watch these recur- mine, tramway and big bnildiug enter from Stephenson to a logging camp ItafafbMrtnt line at a temperature of two hun­ ■oMacfc. nona. B. ARMSTRONG, In a drnaken brawl in a Detroit ss- dred degrees Fahrenheit. (Atnweopy) JodtectPrtitaif _______ , k >oon. in which knWn mi ... March D J-wrme-i a« lb* nortataU of the south MM ... Ajrll tt STUDYING NATURE. .* P — ' ” ” 1 re* Mio. PoU. qoBrtrr aM west hrt! of the north wwl the time of Ms death, a few weeks ago, ... Asm 4 were injured. PROBATE ORDcn -April I-WiS... Petro Errilo. of Guanajuato. Mex.. was Cloud, an on th. wnf, »bo.» April rojWT... -.'•/April 8 Ex-Mayor Peterson, of Escanaba, was ■ March *1 one hundred and thirty-three years of tbraahed within whip on the street by fl,e hundred ynri. In tblclcm..M. April 23 age. Ho leaves over fonr hundred liv-' Tukoum mountain prnwan tor a^r. a woman whom he had insulted. . ing (le&cenduuts, ua.l among them .a nature polwb-. cUaUr tmd nro.4. It The school children of Ottawa coun­ .April I. ifcE .. Soa elghty-five yearn oi l. w‘i;» recently into the bardett marbl.. BM... IMA.. broke his arm while trying td ride a • ty will add their mite to the fund for Turan an onr WO.OOO rarietie, of bicycle._____________ ‘ the relief of tbe destitute in the upper - <br estala of JoAu B peninsula by each con tri baling oue iasects known to Lha .......A$rfl it KANSAS AND CALIFORNIA. j .....A»rU 9 cm tbe subject. . .March 31 Bert Slawart *•*« Rtruek ap the bead Calimumkia has raised 723,000,000 April « ■- •> kaam at a *'Sw>*n . jjoudcU of fruit within the last year. fiibooteraft, and waa prob '\fat41j which has injured. Hood’S Pills Mt easily. yet prompt!’ sad affectively. on ths liver and bowels. Uta forty pounds. Lillienthal began his trials with the *-*-- *from ------ *’----------------I new flying machine the summit of a turret which rises forty feet from the ground. Adjusting the wings as shown in the accompanying illustra­ tion, and seating himself upon the skeleton body of the mechanism, which, unfortunately, must be imagined in the drawing, as the artist has consid­ ered it so exceedingly frail an to make it indistinguishable, the inventor pushed himself off from the tower top into space, as one would push away a Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. ---------------- - — GS.— £--------- 7 c^asssf issiJ Be ■Bx: :1£S’? । world j miwlob KaxbaaaUII ha* nearly one ied guvermneat .Miscreants fired several JlwkaOU. of Mid �vehaveen ?CTKrfoirfr"’ *v ww ■ ’ HE MUST HANG. I&l&siso It S&ihn W*»»*W5^W* FIGHT AGAINST BONDS. TIMETABLE. Anns Wagner Acquitted of tbe Charge of Murder. Prendergast* the Slayer of Garter Harrison* Found (lulity. lu effwi Jaiy M ltfr.1 haa been received at the headquarters of tbe Knights of Labor stating that General Master Workman Sovereign HU Penaltty had been taken quite ill at Hazleton, Other Indtctmenl IV, where be had gone on business of New Trial-Th »y Con Barna the.order, and upon the advice of tha Verdict. 1 physicians had hMtily taken a CUKKRkD TBK VMDICT. Lira fob a ufk. train for his home at Des Moines, la. 1XDIANXPOU8, Dec. 29.—After being oo, Due. W. -AUurncy Trude Prior to the r«ner«l muter workman-. ....... . . . ■ elueaa.-tnM. Ue.latno hrt nranarwrt an s state in Hazleton he prepared an out for twelve hours tub jury ia the finished hia argument for tbe Annie Wagner murder case brought in the Pfehdergaat trial about noon on address to the rank and file of the order Friday. At the opening of the after-, denouncing Secretary of the Treasury a verdiet of not guilty. The courtroom was Jwiou Judge Brentano delivered <** “ »<* request to congress to grant uuon Ration Judge Brentano del Ire red varutue s request to congress w gw w M crowded, un,™ and the mw announcement of hU chm-ff. to the Jun-. The li»t of In- ' N» •'Hhprfty to lujuc £00.™ 000 >« , ww.rue.lvud choer Mrnctlons wm n lone one, end they In-1 Intereet-beartnr bonds. The lollowin, utter cheer. During n ecene of vured the prisoner * At 1:25 p m. the ' ■« entrnete from the document, which the wildest oonfouion ,?*' .P,ri*°',?r Station*. Closet uxV HAMiBue... Ceaie Grove. Woodland .... Woodbury ......... ♦ L« D. L. 4b A. Lasting . Detroit Jure retired* to consider the evidence. jury retired to consider the evidence. At 2ri8 p. m. they returned aud pre­ sented the following verdict: ••We,iths jury, find the defcacaat. Patrick Eugens PronderxaaU guilty ot murder In man­ ner and form m charged in the tadictment. and 1 MtatlOBS. '• »°°K one. “»«• is • a long The issuing of bond* La an outrage upon a liberty-loving people. Bonds and slavery are synonymous terms. Recent authentic statis­ tics prove that a sum of tponej equal to the entire circulating medium ot tbl» nation must pass * * **the ” "hands *‘ nat.on Into ! of the people of thia PrHouer'i Strenrtfc FbIU. •4 •9 31| J M 1 Mito.. DeKon 3 oe M -........ ; VM-Vl 8 J fl* Hastixos. is M _____ jj 6 W » 17| to 6mU Grove... Woodland ... Woodbury . ria D. L. A X laArinc DeWctt K » •« IJ *1 s is! a ; i 10 . ... 8 10| 4 IE t on ... Traverse City Charlevoix PCtoakey , Review "SI J 51 . XM .. 14"mJ........ • 10 7T ........ ». m.| 1 sss. <>u u»ly. mtiac *lgaM raio* st flag stations an m>sd a* they can be AU Crains will <op at Cranked Lake Croulisg « bee they are flamed. Baggsce must be at the depot al least t> mln lire bv'fure leaving time ot trains, no that azeeto msg have Ums to chock It property; otberwiM tl axar not so forward until next train. ♦Mixed tra.i’6 anil be run at the oonveolene* •f the company, who reaerve tbe rtgbt to chans* tbe time of such trains without notice W. A Dkwimg. Genl Manager IL C. FoTrxa. Ges'l P. ft T. Ast L. NmoaANT. Bapt, " T* Niagara Falls RwU.’ Stations. Hxttvcm 8 tattoos. ..i-.iiri’.iMiisi'Si 1241 s | Si g; 1*6 L3S GLaarixos.. C. B. OSBORN, Local Agent. Haftlags >. flf. ttuoauM to. P ft T. A. I'blnura. Book-keepers, file* . phen, and Teachers. >-sM foreach petitions .w the Grand Rapids iaSa College. Short hawk and Normal Bcfa FJFCat&torue. addres* A. 8- Parish, P J.1PANDSE CURE prm.awyn: cute. CONSTIPATION 31 cvnt^. W. H. Goodyear. Sole A Kent, Hartings. a Prien AAo Hie cause ProVecVion, AvAevesVa ? Arc you willing to work for the cause of Protection in placing reliable infor­ mation in the hands of your acquain­ tances? If you are, you should be identified with THE AMERICAN protective Nerve Tonic IS NOT GUILTY, — Tariff league. Blood JJulWer WILLIAMS’ HEDICWECO., Schenectady, W.Y. MdBMCkriUc,(taL $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDU8TRI008. ..... morning and wtrile tbe judge read tbe instruc­ tion* he sat like one exhausted. Part of the time bo covered his eyes with a black handkerchief. "I was praying," he said afterward to his brother. His face was pale and hia lips quivered. As tbe jury passed out to settle his fate he cast a, quick glance at his aged, tremb­ ling mother. Then he walked slowly back to await the dual summons. When the verdict was read, and as the word “death" reached the prisononer's ears he raised his right hand slowly and made the sign of the cross. His eyelids closed for an Instant, there was a slight tremor and that was alt He betrayed no other ipotioe of what what waa passing in his mind. The people simply looked at the pris­ oner. Not a person whispered. All at once the full force and meaning of tbe verdict struck them. Every face showed a trace of sympathy lor the msu whose fate was decided. A life aentence was the most that the friends of the Harrison family had ever hoped for. A. S. Trude's face expressed sorrow. Attorneys Wade and McGoorty looked disconsolately at each other. Some person near tbe door passed the word downstairs and in a moment the waiting crowds knew tbe sentence. These persons had all come there with u feeling of resentment against tbe prisoner, but they rahie no demonstra­ tion when the word finally reached them.' The verdict met with their ap­ proval. That was all. Motion for a Mew Trial. Thu jury was polled and each mem­ ber announced that this was and is his vcrdieL When the last man of the twelve had made this declaration the primer. Jaw dropped . mU. He average of once every six months tbe people must reborrow tbe money from tbe uiterost takers with new seevritiea-thus the < -impound power grown with graduating power and If not checked will absorb all wealth and leave labor in abject servitude. ••Society and government must take tbe pront out of the money and pct It Into labor and product*. As It sow Is the profits of the dollars ot Interest absorb the profits of tbe ' dollars st production, and m dollars have no power to create other dollars the profli of ,i tbe dollars at Interest roust be paid out of l be dollars at production, and as noon m the dollars al interest absorb the dollars at production God's green earth and the fullness thereof baa to be mortgaged to t8e dol­ lars at interest to induce a few dollars io re­ turn to the fields of production, only to be rosbsorbec by the dollars st interest. Each time they draw great amount* of land and products over to tbs Interest taker. Finally tbe dollars at Interest absorb all elements of Increase." Instead of an issse of bondt Mr. Sov­ ereign advocates the issue of full legal tender non-interest-beariug money. He then calls upon the workingmen of the country to petition congress not to grunt the secretary of the treasury au­ thority to make the proposed issue of bonds "Every man," he continues, "connected with the disreputable trans­ action should have hia name branded with eternal infamy." He la, he cays, in receipt of letters from the agricultural districts of tbe west and the cotton regions of the south, declaring that the issuing of iaterest-bearing bonds by the national government will be considered effi­ cient provocation to justify a call to arms. He adds: "aI the first attempt of congress to great the authority asked by tbe secretary of tbe treasury the knights from Maine to California should bold Indignation mreiiagw and send un­ equivocal protests to their respective sasmbers la congress. ■'ll Is the duty of labor throughout the length and breadth of lht- land to put Ila foot down so hard on the political schema to io­ .... cspltol crease tbe national debt that the very at Vashtafioa win tremble with tbe ibunders ggpe. The following remftrtcable story. gence among the lower animals, says the Rocky Mountain News. A oook was much annoyed to find his pastry shelves attacked by ante. By careful watching it waa discovered that they came out twice a day in search of food, at about seven in tbe morning and four in the afternoon. How were the pies to be protected against the knvadHe did not hare long to wait, for at 6:50 o'clock he noticed that off iu the left-hand corner of the pantry was aline of ante slowly making their way <*loted a’V Through the trial Annie Wagner has manifested the most stoical indifference and it Was not un­ til the verdict of the jury that her feelings obtained mastery over her. Mr. Holtzman, the prosecutor, an­ nounoed that as the state had failed to eonvlct in thia, Ite best case, and owing to the state of public opinion, he deemed it boat to dismiss the other two indictments for murder against the prisoner. Not since the triafr at Mrs. Nancy Clem for the murder of Jacob Young and wife at Cold Springs, north of this city, twenty yeapi ago, has the Indian­ apolis public been as much interested in a murder trial as in the case which has just dosed. A YOUljG GIRL’S FORTUNE. AN INTERESTING SKETCH. Nothing appeal so stro affection slighter daughter been hadhMttbe K TKN PLAN OF CAMPAIBN. tn the direction of the pies. They Anns Wagner wm a ncrrar.1 in the family of seemed like a vast army coming forth bMlthDr.fi CbarlM Koeatera ut 4Afl South Meridian to attack an enemy. When my In front was a street On May H last Mrs. CUra KoMtera. leader, who waa larger than any of the aged 73, the mother of Chnrlea Koester*, died very suddenly. The oorouer wm called others, and who always kept a little upon to Investigate and found that the death ahead of his troop®. of Mr* Kc-eatera wax the fifth that bad taken They were of the sort known as the 1B th« Koeetere family else* October U medium-sized red ant, which is regard­ Looking further for evident* of a crime, a ed as the most Intelligent of its kind, drmrgUt, George F. Borst at Meridian acreet whose scientific name is formica rubra. and Ruesell avenua. waa found, who said that About forty anta out of five hundred Anna Wagner had purchased a box of “rough on rets** from hia atore on May tt. stepped out and joined the leader. The family pbyslrian wm Dr. Bayer, who The general and his aids held a coun­ told the- oerooer that he bad no doubt cil and then proceeded to examine the circle of molasses Certain portions of aad advised that an analysis of tbe stomMb of it seemed to be assigned to the differ­ ent ante, and each selected unerringly Leias for analysis, and tbe doctor report the pointe in the section under hii charge where tbe stream of molasses In sufadent quantities to cause death - .-*. . . WagBer WM was narrowest Then the leader made thiaj. —. arrested. At ibe time of her arrest, his tour of inspection. the prisoner denied having any poison in her The order to march was given, and possession, el though the half emptied box wm the ante all mode their way to a hole afterward found tn the closet where she kept in the wall at which the plastering her clothes. She wm taken to the drug store where tbe poison wm bought, and she denied to Druggist Borst ever having bought any 'Tough Here they broke ranks and set about on rate" from him. Charies Koester* added a carrying pieces of plaater to tbe place sensation to ■QUMtiua iu the mid «wr; story in of the tur iruut crime uj by un.iu, making a autemeni that be thought the woman wm tn La the molasses which had been agreed love with him, and be furnished the motive for upon as " the narrowest. ‘ To and fro tbe crime by suggesting that she wanted to get they went from the nail hole to the bis wife aud children out of the way to make molaaaes, until, at 11.30 o’clock, they had thrown a bridge acrons. Then Tbs people Ln tbe Keosters family a under suspicious rlrcumatanvui were Meals for -ive Cents FATHER OF THE HOUSE. Koester*, age 8, daughter of Charles. February Z7. and last, Clare Kocaurs, ago Holman, tbe Great Objector, Now Hao Tl Esch of tltem, except the baby, was 11) for about the s*me length of time and Hon. William S. Holman, representa­ showed the same symptoms The ert lenoe tive in congress from the Fourth In­ taken before the coroovr of such UNDER ARREST. nature that he felt justified in ordering diana district, now enjoys the distinc­ the bodies of tbe dead exhumed and tion of being the "fatherof the house.” । the'r atomacha removed. This was done Mr. Holman has two other sobriquets: ' and the visceea was turned over to "The great objector" and “watchdog Richard A. Wade, chief attorney for . JACKSOMVtixr, Fla., Dec 29.—Corbett I Dr. Elsenbelsa for analyst* The doctor did Prendergast, was sorely disappointed aud Mitchell on Thursday voluntarily ! not make a campleie report far several week*, of the treasury." He was born in Dear­ over the verdict He said: gave themselves up to tbe authorities but at the end of that period be announced that born county. Ind.. September 0, 1822; ••1 never felt so bud in my Ufa It wmb'X be had found arsenic tn every one of tbe atom­ received a common school education right to return such a verdict. Why, It’s *n in order to forestall arrest at a later ache submitted to him. and studied law at Franklin college, oulrtu'e oa human Jsatlcc that a poor, insane date ----- nnd .to, test iue the tcgMity legality ua of UJS the ptizpro­ a«ut to JaLL boy like thalahould be exeoutid. 1 will bank posed contest IBoth Anna Wagner had a bearing in the ix>lioe Indiana, for two years. Afterward he ’ ‘ were taken before my life on II that that b*y *1U not be banged. J udffe Baker and each jr»ve bond, in 1 conn oo TuaMa,. June n The e.umla.Uon taught school and then began the Th? jurymen are a lot uf cringing sycophants. .-------------- It KJW1 , , . . . ■ i IratMl •------loKtiuntil untilJnn«» JuneeTZ,utatnhfwhich-•----time•-----the prisoner practice of law. He has held many I Lave and will produce evidence that the sum of <1.500 to appear before the , waa admitted to ball in ths sum of KM). A public offices. From 1843 to 1840 he one of tiem perjured himself in order to riminal court January S, 1894. The Jew days thereafter she fomtshe I the served as judge of the probate court; get en this jury. He said that ho wo* only warrants charged them with having ' security and was taken to the bouse s’lghtiy acquainted with Mayor Harrlsgu. bat agreed to participate in a prize fight of her brother-in law. ll.-re abe re-. from 1847 to 1849 he was prosecuting 1 all! show iluit he not only knew tbe late ,,w within th* bi al nrd until the yrand Jury met and returned attorney of his district; in 185-) he was ntaycr but was an applicant for office. I .which was torome off within tha M indictment against ber for murder In tbe thought it waa a good jury, all mode up .of buxi­ boundaries of Hand*. first decree She wm rearresled and taken to ne** men. bat I don’t believe they aver conDECEMBiiFcORtrgFHNERED. > b’" ”” •tdered the evidence la the cuae at all I hare made a motion for a new trial and 1 think vt’H W. T. Green Owns All But 1«,OOO Bosh- ' tie of This Option. moay In Insanity casta It Is a case of wealth Chicago, Dec. 80.—All title to Jack­ a<alnst misfortune." St. Lovi% Dec 30.—A “fcfueeze" de- | son park as a world’s fair site was sur­ veloped in the December corn market It took just sixty-thrve minutes for here Friday, proving the truth of the rendered Friday at 13 o'clock to the the jury to reach a verdict After the prediction made heretofore by men in South park commissioner*. President foreman was elected there was some touch with the ph. The •‘Rqueexeri’ Is ' Biginbotham of the world’s fair, Gendiscussion on the case. It is understood W. T. Green, who, it waa found owns ।| eral Manager Graham and Secretary that but two ballots were necessary, all the No. 2 corn in this market except ।' Edmunds met tbe South park board, one as to the guilt or innocence and the 13,000 bushels. The situation la such : and after giving a check for <200,000 other as to the punishtucht The jury­ that he can put the price to any height ! yielded their authority to. control the men agreed among themselves, .how­ Friday tbe highest quotation was thir­ ground, on which the exposition stood. ever. that no one of them was to talk ty-four cents. about what Irad occurred in the jury St. Paul. Minn . Dec. 30..—The con­ StockbrMg* Hlcapcr Recovering. room. Carter EL Harrison was mur­ tinued snowstorms over the northwest Jackbox, Mich., Dec. 29. — May, dered on-October 23. On December 29, are making life a burden to the loggers, just two months aud oue day there­ White, the Stockbridge ’ sleeper, is ' says the klisaissippi Valley Lumber­ UOK. WILLIAM 6. UOLMAK. after. sentence waa passed on the mur­ slowly recovering her health. It has man. The worst feature is that tbe been two years since sthe fell asleep and : Kwampis and marshes are not frozen nor J a derer. member of the constitutional con­ could not be awakened for several । likely to be this winter. vention of Indiana; in 1851 he served CarlUle'a Idea DHplraaea Him. months, and then but for a few min- j in the State legislature, and from 1852 PuiLADBiJ'HiA. Dec. 29.—General utes at a time. Now she remains Virsxa. Dec. 30.—Dr. Kohn and Dr. I ,o 185* he fllled the P“*t>»n of Judge Master issue awake »Micr Workman I'viMuau Sovereign cv»v-■u will «tn imui awaKe a a number nuiuorr of oi hours noun during oaring the inc I He " « and address to the Knights of Labor ■ day. and employs her time h?knitting Pmsuu. lawyer, and Herr Vick, a bank ■ ot thp oo<lrt °f clerk, MCendcd the GroWirloekMr p..k i elect«l to the Thirty-mxth congrcM condemning Secretary Carlisle’s scheme anj crocheting. December 33. were overtaken by a I “ “ lhe exception of a few to iasue <200,000.000 worth of bonds. •now.Uirm, tall over . precipice and I t'rms- been », “'“’bee “I lower The address is a lengthy one, and judg­ Beavkb Falls. Pa, Dec. 80.—The house ever since. His name, "the ing from its tone Mr. vlovereign is were killed ictautly. " ------- * great objector,* he won from his habit greatly stirred up over Secretary Car­ proprietors of the American Ax and Tool company posted notices that an­ of opposing all appropriation bills lisle's idea. other reduction in wages would go into Nrw York. Dec. 80.—The total duties concerning whose merit he has effect tbe first of tbe year. The men collected at the custom house in this ’ 'least doubt. * 'M Whexlixo, W. Va., Dec. 30.—The have been reduced several times during city for 1893 amounted to <115,371,728.- I tobacco and cigar factory of Hannon the last year. It is rumored that the 60 on merchandise valued at fi}18,850,Bros, of thia city waa destroyed by an reduction will amount to 15 per cent 284. In 1892 the total from duties wm ___________ ---------- -The officer* — of ------------------------the steamship Scandia incendiary fire after it had been robbed. <128,744,136.27 on merchandise valued j arrived Bt Philadelphia from Hamburg A family named Pickett narrowly at <247,556,846. ' a few days ago and report that during Limit Rock, Ark., Dec. 36.—Gov. escaped suffocation. Incendiary fires 1 Vaeto Sam’s MalL the voyage In the wDdest flfry the have caused a loss of nearly 170,000 in Flahback has written a letter to Presi­ vs AB ma WTO .V, tree, si.—a statement. K^ldnJ over^th^nhi^'in creS dent Cleveland.complaining of the fact Wajhixotox, Dec. 27.—A statement the last few weeks. T P * r '?k ‘ . ‘ ‘ d h 'J* “ t 1 h®r , d ' p * r . t “ " lt : volume, sounds made that the Indian territory is an asylum for dangerous criminals of all kinds. WasiujiGTON. Dee 29.—The annual Ho thinks the territory should be luuidlad In the country । troke t>>« of the report of Jeremiah O’Rourke, super­ placed directly under federal lawn on, at which 2.<01,B10,l7S warn latter. ‘JJ*’ ”*aeJ,to b"?“h OT“ th' vising architect of the treasury, for the --------। sides, and the vessel toon lay comparayear ended September 30 last shows Galbva, HL.’ Dee. 29.—Nineteen Fall area of On* city for Oa« Yaw. । lively easy. The officers were enthnthat during tbe year the expenditure Lovibvillk, Ky., Dec. 30.—Failures sisastic over the success of the experifor the erection of new federal Imild- cows, comprising the Hallett herd of Jerseys, the finest in northwestern Illi ­ asd suspensions of b 1! kinds in Loula‘ ment. Experiments in this line have ingw amounted to <4,128,159. 1 nois, were burned up in a fire which de­ ▼Hie for the yeer 1693 to date aggregate ( recently been made by the Hydro­ stroyed the stock barns of James Hud­ .140, resulting .a. _» .... In actual liabilities of graphic office with unHonn suaecM. Philadei^bia. Dee. B0-—William J. son in East Galena. The loss is <6,000. H.O27.BM.M. as against rneU esti­ is not likely to eotlreLloyd, tbe proprietor of the Lloyd Tbe fire was of incendiary origin. mated at <4.186,429.‘.'2. Manufacturing company, hardware ■nothing the seaa, but soap is c Bought n KaDroMl Cm ftl.OM^ftg. makers, committed suicide by shooting WaSHUrarox, Dec. 29. —Superintend­ at his residence, 3258 Chestnut street, Ntl )'<■ hcavie.- on the waler than oil. ent Gad* West Philadelphia. so that it is likely to be generally wfHaiga was immediately taken bat k to bis cell in llse county jail. His attorney, Mr. Wade, made a motion fora new trial, the crowd left tbe rairt room .nd the celebrated case came to an end for the time being. WASsareroN, Dec. year 1MB the mileage of.fi track in tbe United Steto being Was than fmrauyyaa- io him. but a* | proposition with the power and fellow­ ; eaip o: uur entire orr*nt>*lion and stay In tbe • fight until we force a relaxation in the power of j ' the little ODmeals par ya avor these wo cents worth of Diamond Instead of the other kinds. But tBss Important thing about it is tbe finer Davor your food will have and th» neater protection your beaMh wtt receive when you use the salt ttwT S A!SSdaMIi.g5?E£ not got It, write tons. If you make offers Dougina shoes iu n rod need prJ«*, he has them vilkovt unuse at sun bottom,put him down as a grojuslk. ♦Us W.L. Douglas S3 SHOE W. J OUGLA)I THECWORW. i d Shmsi ting, aad giva baler aaxiafact vertixed than any other make, be convinced. The atamning your footwear of tbe dcakr ador.Wd K !«v_ ■ Cat; Pwtxie free upon ipnlp itHn. AdJ-wc. W. L. DDCGLA&, Xirvx Kivu.Ma««. SwL ■> CURE �— Wednesday. nut KArruroa, iucir., fostoffick, Avotnre 14- 18W. , EDITORIAL NOTES. ’ at St Paul we began « joumvy of Arc days which looked like a mountain before my mind, but one soon forgets that wbHe they are sitting In amazement at tbe many sights along tbe road, moments, hours and days seem sbert Ooe who baa never experienced so pltaaanl a surprioe. can little realize my astonishment when lfokin$ out tbe window at break of day, 1 saw nothing but rolling prairies and daring the entire day we rode through that beautiful state of North Dakota which affords in its western section, one of the grandest Spectacles often met by the human eye, known as the Bad Lands. They are composed of huge rocks of very regular shape and all colon of tbe rainbow which stahd as sentinels over­ looking tbe vast country around them. It * The year 15tei was one of the mostI prosperous the world has <ver known. Right here in our own little cUy there was' a foot! t two jobs ready for every man. La­ bor was constantly employed and st goodI wages. Workingmen an tic ip a ted a con­ tinuance of the good times and were rap­ idly paying for homes that they had: htllL But a change comes over the1 scene. A political party comes tat© pow­ er that advocated radical changes. The' v<reat masses of American laborers in1 would seem Impossible to find a more barren piece of conntry, as no signs of lively Wetied to the free trade sophistries1 vegetation are vlsibli for many miles. On of democratic orators. They were told the following morning I was treated to that by opening our markets to tbe world another surprise which differed vastly living would be cheaper, aad at the same from-the former, for we were In a canon time the price of labor would be raised, and on either side I could see nothing but it still remaius for the democratic party to mountains towering ao high that they explain how it is that a mahufacturer pr seemed to pierce the very sky. We were fanner can sell his goods or ptatoee for passing' througn the state of Montana kos money and at the same time riiie. tbe which is composed mostly ot mountains price of wages. This absurd theory has and valleys, and rapidly winning for wrought a, woeful change. Now there are tbemselves enviable renown. about three men for every job and at A» we neared the great Rocky Moun­ wages that have been greatly reduced. tains, they looked impassable, but by the aid of an extra engine, we crawled along We wonder what class of American peo­ slowly but surefyand by curving, tunnel­ ple it Is that are satisfied with the Wilson ing and passing over treaty work, we bill. Certainly protectionests can’t be reached tbe summit and then took our suited with It for protection Isn’t its ob­ downward flight at a much quicker -pace. ject. Free traders can’t approve it entire­ During the night we passed through Ida­ ly for it doesn’t provide for free trade. ho and at break of day we came to that Tariff-for-reven ue-unly supporters can’t city which had such attractioa* for - ^ho applaud it for it lacks about $100,000,000.­ man troubled with the western fever, 00 of providing revenue sufficient to meet Spokane Falls. From fore we sped on the demands of tbe government It Is toward the Ulterior of that beautiful state neither a protective nor free trade meas­ of Washington, passing through fertile ure and it it passes it will ruin many Amer­ valleys and a most magnificent climate, ican industries and seriously cripple othuntil we reached another obstruction tn the form of the Cascade Range of moun­ tains, but,these were soon passed and we The party lash will be severely tested rolled into the thrivinggCfty of Tacoma. when it comes to tbe Wilson bill. If Con­ It would have afforded me much pleas­ gressmen would vote as they believe the ure tc hate stopped a day in this new measurs would be snowed under so deep­ western city, but my' trip was but half ly that nothing but tbe destined corpse of ended and my strength began to fall. We tbe democratic party would ever be able to reached Portland late that night, but a find iL Tbe lash is a stinger and Grov­ rest from the care was a pleasant relief. 1 er uses it unsparingly oil his Congress. spent one day in this busy city and then re­ Wh|le the President is off hunting ducks sumed my journey over the “Shasta Route’’ thousands of poor people will be industri­ for San Francisco. As Ml Shasta, with ously hunting for free soup houses made Its snow capped peak, met my gaze, I necessary by a democratic administration. could hardly believe it Dearly 900 miles ^-Rochester N. Y. Democrat and Chroni­ away, but not until after riding several hours did we come to it, with all its grandcle. cur aud stateliness. After crossing the Siskiyon Mte. aud passing down through I ANNUAL MEETING tbe Sacramento Valley, we reached the Golden Gate City. After being in Chicago, A Marvelous Growth During the Ihut one does nut look with such astonishment The annual meeting of the Michigan Mutual Tornado, Cyclone de Windstorm Company was held iu Mudge's Opera house InFortFs hotel Tuesday afternoon com­ mencing at one o’clock. One part of the business ot tbe meeting was the election of a Secretary and five directors, which resulted a* follows:— Secretary, D. W. Rogers. Directors, G. c. Nichols of Carlton; D. A. Bowker of Hhstings; J. J. Trego, Irv­ ing; Richard Ingraham of Monroe; and Hiram M. Allen of Bellevue. The Secretary’s report showed a membe reh Ip of 5194 an increase during tbe past year of 2654—the membership more than doubling during the year. The amount at risk at present is 95,392,221.00. The company has loaned out 92974.01 and cash on hand amounting to 91423,41. Available resources above all liabilities 93537.46. During the past year the company has met with 15 losses all of which were promptly and fully met to the entire satis­ faction of the insured. There was a good interest manifested at the meeting and It was harmonious In every respect Those present who by the way came from all parts of the state, showed their complete confidence in the secretary of tbe Company, Mr. D. W. Rogers and he was unanimously re-elected receiving every vote. Mr. Rogers organ­ ised this company nine yean ago and has beenit’s secretary ever sinoe. He has seen it grow from a stripling until it is now recognized as ooe of the solid institu­ tions of the state. For the past nine years tbe members of this company have had ail tbe protection tbgt its policies give against tornadoes, windstorms and eyeloaes and taw wooer yet puld an ana me»L because the company has never and tte oHccre *u4 Nra'Mts ot the «unpany take Jut pride. exhibit where I saw cabbares welrbtaK Ml Iba. each; onions w«l*htax 5 Un. each >od naasurtnc 7 In- In diameter; nutlike* 2 th In len*th and « In. In diameter; potatore 1 It. long, weighing* Iba. each; en­ cumbers IS In. In length; and beets weighIng ST lbs. ench and measuring a ft. ■ In length by 8 In. lu diameter. I then took • The annual week of prayer will be ob­ served at the 1’resbyterlaii church begin­ ning Monday. Jan., sth. Each evening at 7 o'clock. Wit* nice things for Newyear!thi« ye*r and we invite you in to loo* at them. If you are in doubt as k> what to get just step in tfnd us. 1 We can suit you. DOINGS. Tbe Band of Hope L. T. F. at the Prta,bytertan Parsonage Friday afternoon. Tbe first Spiritullstic Society meeting Do you know, have you heard where Will be held on Sunday. Jan. Tib., ’<>4, the Racket store ta?. ,2:30 p. nr., in the parlors of O. W. Mur­ ’ Well we done as we agreed, bad the phy, 21ft High St. 1 Tbe week of prayer will bo observed largest stock of toys In the city aud prices one collection Interspemed with csrostlona. at the M. E. church next week beginning sold them nearly all. aud tbe choicest cut flowers, while on the The Racket. on Sunday. After Sunday the meetings other side ot the bank 1 found SIS variewill be held in the Lecture rooms. tlee of flowers all from one garden. Them We have some special bargains in ladies Tbe Epworth League of the M. E. dowers excelled anything I ever saw in an church will be led next Sunday evening and mens shoes for sale, since the holidsy eastern green bouse and yet they are trade was over we have taken account of by Miss Rebeka Striker. Subject grown In thefcarden. with no protection “Joseph.” 6 p. m. in tbe Lecture room. stock aud find over ‘JO© pairs of shoes whatever. Turning from the flowers I which we are going to put on a job coun­ A very impressive service wss held at looked st the troll exhibit which contained ter and If wecan fit you will not stop at X 08 varieties of spples; 10 varieties ot pears tbe Methodist church Sunday evening. off but will go one better. You will buy some of which weighed SK Iba. each; a After tbe sermon on tbe “Prodigal Son” them at prices yon never heard of. bunch ot gropes weighing 8 lbs. attracted nearly tbe whole of the audience made The Racket. a great deal of attention as well ns tbe resol ut Io us for a better life. glance at a beautiful bank ot flowers very tastily arranged In the center ot tbe room and there I found 180 varieties of roses In grape exhibit In general A description ot a Calltorula Fair would not be complete without a word concerning tbe "Pride ot the Valley’’ Its pumpkin exhibit. Tbe largest pumpkin on exhibition weighed •01K lbs., while 18 ot them weighed 3,0M lbs. snd one measured < ft lu length sud IK ft In diameter. The general occupation ot tbe Inhabi­ tants of this county varies greatly with regard to their location. In tbe valley, the railing ot fruit, vegetables, especially beaus, sod fruit tree nurseries, seems to be the chief occupation, whileoil tbe sur­ rounding mountains tbe Inhabitants raise bogs. cattle and sheep. On the large ranches located iu the larger valleys of this county, they raise grain very extenrtvely- A great deal of barley Is raised as well as all other kind of grain, and for hay they use-ent grains of different kinds. Perhaps a word may be said with regard to the customs and usages in this state which vary 90 vastly from those of Michi­ gan. As one walks down tbe street and meets as many Spaniards, Portugese, Itali­ ans and Chinamen as Arne ricans they feel as though they had dropped from tbe clouds into a foreign country. Thea to step into a store and purchase a stamp or any small article and have them refuse to take pennies and remind you that nothing is sold in California for less than five cents or “two bits,” one tee la as embarrass­ ed as do many of tbe foreigners at first The merchant has but one standard for selling hia goods and that is by weight for nothing is sold by measurement. Fruita, vegetables and grain are sold by tbe pound, While at home it Isa rare thing to see more than two horses pulling one eonvey- anre here it Is tbe reverse, for nearly ail who have a wagon hare from four to eight homes drawing It and it is not entirely a upon the wonders of a great city, except strange sight to see even ten or twelve upon tbe Chinamen, and they are as thick pulling one large wagon much greater in as tbe cholera in many parts of Asia. Per­ size than those used la Michigan and then haps very few of the eastern states know a “trail wagon” or a smaller one hitched what the Geary I^w means to tbe citizens behind. of San Francisco and California at large. Looking still further Into the customs of Many are civil and Industrious and some this great state, we find In its political and have amassed considerable wealth, but the majority are a public nuisance. . My trip from Ban Francisco to this point was accompanied with some pleasure when we arrived at the end of the railroad and were given stage passages to a neigh­ boring town over the mountains. I feared all could not ride and so did not wish to be left behind, but after piling on reven mall bags, five trunks and about as much freight, we filled up tbe stage, there being six inside and five on the top with tbe driver who handled the six horses attach­ ed to the stage with such science as only a western stage driver can. At San Luis Obispo, the county seat, 1 took tbe Pacific Coast R’y for Arroya Grande where my journey ended, having governmental functions a vast differ­ ence from our Eastern States. As to the primary governmental agencies there is but little contrast, but, while at home we divided our coun­ ties into townships and those into districts, each township having its sever­ al officers, there are no townships or dis­ tricts here and a board of supervisors have in charge and control the doings ot the section from which they are elected. While at bone the tax payer may have tbe opportunity of paying his taxes by travel­ ling a short distance, here be has to go to tbe county seat and as many of the coun­ ties are ooe hundred miles in width and length, it becomes very inconvenient many tinea been ten days on tbe road from Chicago. , Time and space forbids my writing up­ 1 found my relatives anxiously looking for on the judicial and educational phase of we and every thing prepared for my com­ comparison, although many things of fort and convenience. interest might be said along that line. Arroya Grande is a neat little town situat­ As this letter has been mneh longer ed at the side of one of tbe best producing than 1 had anticipated, 1 will con­ valleys In the state and has won for Itself clude by saying that (he present financial the renown which it justly deserves. The crisis which has troubfed the citizens of town la but four miles from tbe Coast the United States within the past year, where a wharf has been erected and a has struck this state with no small force “plendid traffic established between this and many poor farmers and merchants point and San Francisco. Being so close have had to give up tbe fight for financial to tbe coast, we have neither a dry dbnate existence. Although wages are high and nor damp, but a medium which make, the valley a very healthy place and gives man. yet everything ^ proportionately them warm sunshiny days for working high, and the eoat of living far exceeds and cool nights to mt their wea«y bodies. that of the east About ten years ago, this valley was Hoping that something of interest to but very little cleared and reminded one of your readers has been said in this ramb­ a lane swamp covered with shrubs, but it ling letter, 1 will dore with the good old has now beeome thickly retried and land ■ongonmy lipa: ‘-Michigan. My Jdiehlhas appreciated •ota txIm that letter the owoen ot property here »eu t»r land treat »iso 10 «800 per acre, conaaquaouy there are renr tew who bold axore than twaoty acres. Perhaps Ail tadtee Interested heart- Tbe regular monthly meeting and quar­ We find on moving we have too many terb tea of the W. F. M. 8. will be held wlnterdiata (and you know I always clooe In tbe M. E. church parlors Wednesday ont so as not to give you old stock next Jan. 10th. at 1. p. m. The subject of tbe fall) and we shall offer for aale until gone, afternoon meeting ■ General the entire lot at prices no one need to go Review.” Tea served from 5 to 7. All eold. We do not stop at X off as our oom­ invited. competitors do, at the Racket Marriage Lioaasaa. Ka»• and residence. ,71j JoteH. Ruling. City 1,11 Florence X. Fauber, Cttj No Batter, la to 18. K TUC.L.8.C. will meet We have got a fine line of mens wark mittens and gloves you cannot match In price at tbe Racket. We have some crockery to clone out and if you are In need you will save enough on It to buy something else at tbe Racket. Haney per ta. M SMe, We yet have a full line of rubber goods and will not be undersold on same quality, at the Racket. Tea and you will always have reason to rejoice over the Christmas of 1893. Candies Fruits, Nuts, etc. Try our groceries and canned goods. 5. E. PHILLIPS Full line of kitchen tinware at prices to correspond with the times. .. Tuk Racket. NOTICE I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some prioe. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell' second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and" repairing. Mutton, dressed. Rememi>er we have just reduced the price on all triaured bats and am bound to close out if prices will do it at the Racket. THE RACKET Frank Steins Jefferson St. Furniture Store. JteohiMy Pure A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Rovat. Basing Pownia Co Wall St., N. Y. Dr. CHASE SPECIALIST IN WANTED SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. | I also do Chronic Diseases. CUSTOM SAWING He cures Catarrh, Asthma, Fits, Cancers, Hay Fever, Pri­ vate Diseases, Rheumatism, Kidney and Bladder Troubles Female Complaint a Special­ ty. Having had years of prac­ tice in the treatment of these Specialties, he is ready to guarantee a cure in any case that is curable. Main office 210 Main St., East, Kalamaxoo, Mich. Examinations Free. - At Ford’s Hotel, Hastings, Mioh., January 10 and 11, ’94. RKDUCCD RATS* AT P. 8. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will bny timber standing. J. L. WILKINS, ag’t. Between TWEindMONET F yon nave time you save money. You can save a vast Iamount of time if you are look­ Fcwra. Arroyo Grande. New 7‘ You are sure to find us selling our odds and ends of goods (Jost as good) at unheard of prices for the next 60 days, We have several lines to close out at the Racket njipw oo-.so. Tallow per lb.. S«. Onto per bo., as Wteat, red porta.,*3. Wheat, white per bu.,S3. Clover teed per bu.,<JA MUM seed par ta. toPork dr—sd. a os. to Ma Beans, to to 13B. Chicken dreseed. • andP Poultry live. 5*. Turtcen live,TH. TnriBBys. dr—id. 11. —At any rate try some of our RATES 91.25 per Meals 25 cents, Steam BEACH * BOOTH. ing for MerMWs, wtth VaMav. or any kind of building mater —a « —x .K a by coming directly to us and not only that, you will save money by buying of uh �======= Hastings Bakner 1 hut May, J an. 4, **94 < Jstereua Street, tomorrow evening. ifflflT PLEASANT looking-lxiekwnrd feolhig the >fin*tof January jka oom. ifortable feeling. We trust tiist January found ywu ■with the above feeling, and that you will start the new ,year with the resolve to buy Drugs, Pitfont MeKiicinett, Wall Pa|x*r, Putnfo, Olla and School of Bookn, FRED L HEATH, THE DRUGGIST, for the reason that Btekian and will sell goods cheaper -than any other dealer in Barry Ga In the old W ooden {Building one door east of City Bank. Hard times afieeta tbe matrimonial martrt aa well as tbe money market Teat before last there were marriage the city ymrterday. ileeatea greeted, while last year there Herbert Rich, of Middleville, ■wereonly 18S—a Calling off of 44. fiawday ia tbe dig. wbirb II world be Out tide ot tbe Saaday reboot a flowers, fruit and diver ware couM make Uwb flnwtod tbe tree ot ell protont. wMta Ch tatmaa 1S98 teas already passed into Andrew Sherman, of Middleville, was •l every ptato *M > Kiwt. large orange. htetoty ae “Handkerchief ChriHtma*,” tbe in tbe city yesterday. It <r«. a eW>< never to he forgotten to *ee meperditures for presents this year being Mire Kittle Beadle was home from the bright egea ot the lUlle children ot cut tha n to correcpand with the democrat­ Graud Rapids lids week. the primary department ot U>e vcbool, aa ic tim'S and handkereMefs were right “in Mies Bertha Bentley returned to her they aat down to Ute tablM to toe large chair, and Itxdrerf'ln wonderment al U» It.” t’.bao! at Grosse Isle Moaday. Dotfl forget that you can get a nice troll whloA wa* their*. >nd tn anticipation E. W. Brock and wife spent New Years warm meal or teach at “The Senate.” ot an enoUeot mnu which followed. day with C. R- Osborn, of this eity. Thu quality of meals being served at thia There were IM ot theM children al the P. A. Halm and wife spent New Years irapula: restaurant is wlaatng an enviable afternoon festival and a better behaved day with C. R. Osborn, of this city. name far it. It's patronage Is constantly assemblage ot children never gathered to­ Miss Edith Carvetb, of Middleville, waa gether. After retreahtoent* the Here waa the guest of Miss Grace Messer Friday. plretaaolly pawed by tbe little one* to Loot—Dee. «8tb., somewhere between Mrs. Anna Mason and Mrs. W. N. Chid­ playing games ot different kind*. The Mr. K Pennock’s and city. a Wack satis ester spent New Years day In Grand Rap­ evening waa devoted lo the larger mem­ ids. bers ot the Sooday aobonl and Invited es In caw, also a leather poe.kK-book con­ taining a small sum of money. The find­ Ted Kuappea, ol Grand Rapids, has OMe. There were ISO preoaot and the er will pltase return to F. nhoealort. O- Stowell's fore pert ot the evening wm passed by charades, recitations, songs, els. Over Miss Jessie Campbell, of Middleville, 10 chickens, besides turkey, coffee, bread was tbe guest of her eons in Miss Belle and an nnuMSlIy large Installment of cake Hicks last week. ‘ I wr, detoured. It was a decided success beea vIsHtug friends and relatives tn the city, Sunday evening Ire broke out tn tbe old Wekowe Marble house occupied by put ant without much trouble by the fire­ Mt. and Mrs. Frank Brooks and sou men with a few backets of water. The Fred, of Martin, have been visiting rela­ fire evidently originated from a defective tives in tbe city the past week. chimney. The lose will be alight M. L, Cook and Shirley Smith spent Poultry wanted now. On Mondays Friday and Saturday with Robert Mar­ and Tbartatys of each week during the shal and family at Prairieville. winter I will be ready to receive all fat, Mr. and Mre. Scott Rogers returned weH dreaeed poultry. Dress your poultry to Spokane Falls. Washington Toeaday af­ yourself and make all the money there h ter au extended visit with relatives in this Christmas exercises ot an especially pleasing character to the younger child­ ren were observed in the Episcopal church Thursday evening. While tbe literary and musical program was being carried out little William Goodyear would occasiooly carry a dispatch to the front from ••Old Santa Claus," the first dispatch coming from way up. in Northern "Michl- bad given his prreents inf to tbe po*. children. He was about to leave them ing uu a fairy appeared and waving bar waad over would be transformed Into • present for the children. The transformation was complete and each brick was found to be a red box. filled with candy and popcorn. a similarity there was between toe »«W « C. Andrus, “Old Santa's” voice and 8. Grousel*. Bros, hardware A week ayo Bandar erentay a eoople of respected elMiena drore Into tbe Rutland oenrotary after dark to leave a coffin box for a burial which war to take place tbe followloy day. It chanced that a man, wbo reported hlmaelf aa briny In bualneea In Haatinya, and claimed that by a nlatake ha rot off the can at Irving. Utlnklnr tbe men were *U11 to the remetery. Fbvugbto of frave robber, flitted tbrooffh bl* albfl end be loot w rise In reporttaff the dromwtanoe to tbe farm borne tort of Ute cemetery. Ooe neighbor Intorart* another and soon tbe whole nelghborbood take the robbers. yolnta 00 aaoetnt o< tbe Wirier ExporfUon ala the igan Centre! Ttettt Ofitea. ■•triad Tbe pursuers went to vicinity. Al the laat toeeUay ot the Palmer Bnmpawnt, no «• L O. O. F. the followlny new officer* were elected;— S. W.—Gee. H. Durkee. & P.—M. J. Bronson. Scribe—N. Bailey. M. Besaaer. , Thursday evening Jan. 11th. the meinlx*rs of Barrj Lodge No. 18, K. of P. and liieir families will be invited to attend a musical and literary entertainment that , wHI carried out in their new and beau- -______ -r—rr- < C4XCQL/1T1ON * i U,ui Tht- waek. 95 quire-,. I ,od«e rooai. in tbe 8rd. story of . . . ._ ......__________________ । hall and the large membership it was imHwreafter, etoutgfl-s tor advertisements j possible to remember the many friends of must reach this wlfiee Tuesdays at latest to the order In this city with an Invitation, ’neuro tnsrrttoa m tbe is/iue of the we*k . __ . t ,, when brought. ' A <ery P***-4*^affaK occurred on Mon­ ! day evening Jan 1st. at the home of Mr. • and Mrs Jno. King of Morgan when their ] daughter Vernie was united in marriage lions? v ___ , with Mr. Irving Gsaktll, Rev. J. A. Div Is You roo Mt tto. w.: totol. for tov wm-1 Afur lhr CnBrr,tu„ttoo, lhe •t “Tk.> iHou^e to rent in eeeea<! ward, of-Peorge Tinkler. inquire %c.ite a number from tins city took in the fipnee at the Irving Grange Hall Fri­ day Kig^L Or lie CanHorn’s letter from Calfornla. It wiki m found vary inteceatiag- pays the h»«Uest market-priorThe annaaf reunion of the 13th Mkoh. ;'afaf»try will ba held in Orrnt hah. Kaia- goeats Mt down to a suoiptuous repast pre­ pared by tbe hostess, and they do say Mrs. Klug never does anything by halves. Tbe young couple have the best wishes at a boat uf friends. Miss Minnie M. Cook to Herman H. Cook, both of Allegan, at the retideoee of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bowse, next Wednesday eveninc at IM o’clock. The bnde 1$ well known in this city where she has a large circle of friends. Tba groom I* a promi­ nent furniture dealer la Allegan and ta highly regarded in business and social clrelec. Tbe Banner extends congratu­ lations in advance to the happy couple. roc. She returned last evening accom­ panied by Miw Florence Woodhams, of Plainwell, Mich. D. B. Hale, of Eaton Go., aud Editor Perry, of tbe Charlotte Tribune, made as a very pleasant call Tuesday. They were In the city attending the annual meeting of tbe Windstorm Insurance Co. Call again gentlemen. Thursday, Jacob Osmun, one of Nash­ ville®’ most prominent and respected citi­ zen’s. died from a combination of ktomach and liver troubles, aged 53 years. Mr. Osmun’s was one of those kind, warm h'wrted, genial natures that easily makes and retains friends. He was formerly a member of Barry Lodge K. of P. of this city, where he had many warm friends. The funeral occurred Sunday from tbe M. E. church at Nashville, under ths auspices of the K. of P. ledge. He leaves a wife and daughter to mourn tbe loss of a loving husband and father. Barrv county can without doubt boast of aa fine an index to Its Law, Chancery, Criminal and Miscellaneous cases as there is In Michigan. It has just been oo<npleted by County Clerk Nagier and Is as Ingenious as It is complete. It commences with the first cases, some time previous l» 1850 and comes down to the present time. The system Is very complete and only a very short time Is required to refer direct­ ly to any ease. There are over 5000 Law, Criminal and Chancery eases besides the miscellaneous. The index represents over eight months solid work and tbe thorough manner In which It is done reflects great credit upon Mr. Nagier. anil they «HU ba tW Uu HE above is an exact reproduction of the present condition of a man who DIDN’T READ THE PAPERS. Before retiring at a hotel in neighboring city he“Blew oat thegaB.” His funeral was held a few days later. Had this unfortu­ nate man kept posted by reading the papers he wou. I be numbered among the living to-day, and enjoying the blessings of plenty, instead of leaving a destitute family because he would have kept track of the market reports, besides learning from papers that it would be sure death to blow out the gas be­ fore retiring. In this connection we desire to mil your atten­ tion to our clubbing rates. We are offering TO BARRY COUNTY READERS The Hastings Bannir and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, the two papersone year for Si.00. The Hastings Bannir and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the two papers one year for $1.00. . The Hastings Baknbr and New York Weekly Tribune the two papers one year for $1.00. Any three of the above papers for $1.50. All-four of them fOT $1.75. TO READERS OUTSIDE OF BARRY COUNTY Any two for $1.25;_________ any three for $1.75; for $2.00. _______ ______ ■ .m . all four .______ We cannot tell how long thin offer will be open. Sample copies may be seen at the Banker office, Bv far the most pleasant social event of Hasting* House New Years night by Messrs. A. E. Renlue and Milan Waldorff • We dertre to my to al! patrons that the and the Misses Flora. Kittle and Sabie IX-lton Roller Mill la running and tcitt Beadle. As tbe guests descended to tbe kept running, despite reports to the irwallit tbf little Red Trent 8boe eontrury. We are here for business and Mtaaea .Mtktr Kiob and lleltw Slebblna. we propose to do bnstaeu. We thank our thirty WOOULKY A BROWSO3T4 patrons for their trade and we cordially Here Clark RobinaoD * team of eolu got scar­ Invite.new patronage. We propose to do pedro Indulged in for about ed acts waa driving out of Pro nock’s good work; to pay tbe highest possible barn thi* noon and ran away. He was prkws for everything and treat one and found that Miss Kittie Holbrook thrown oat but uninjured. The buggy all alike. Give ns a call. Yours far Business, tbe larynt nnmber of yaaios dariny.tbat Donna A Hartman, time and the. veto awarded the srtoM. Delton. Mich. tbe former roroi.lax a pretty set of aftarTbe second lecture under tbe auspices dltraer coffee wya, and tbe latter, a ,lifer of tbo Hartings Lecture Association will card ease. Hefroabneata wen then aerraad orderly aa>d no rewdykMe allowed. be give* Tuesday evening. Jan. 9th. by Bob-. Pratt returned law week from Rev. W. D. Simonds, of .Battle Creek. Subject, The Mau of the Common iVo- Ing ufitil ttx) “wee small hours of tbe ple. Abraham Lincoln." Mr. Simonds morning.’’ Social Club TbureOty nirtt al He Blew Out The Gas Mlaa Olenaa SabanU vlaltofl Mica Ai­ wa Barton, ot Detroit, last week and W. W. Logan, wbo has been breaking and handling colts in the south part of the county and at Bedford, for fourteen years, has moved to the city and rented tbe Bechtel barn on N. Jefferoou street and Is prepared to handle colts or vicious horaes. Mr. Logan guarantees satisfaction and will give the best of references, among them being a good one from Messer Bros. A Reynolds. LOCAL NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lampman, of Leoni* das, spent the holidays with his sister, Mrs J, C. Lampman, and returned to their is wttb the Redpat!) I.yceum We think that the Agricultural Society Bureea, aud is regardel has done a wise thing in putting a stop to of tbe finest orators before tbe people. all gambling games oa tbe fair grounds Thia popular lecture is received every next year, not entirely because it removes whore with eniheslam. The lariat the temptation of yomagsten to gamble, but bcear" * Hoar 73« ». to. atari. tlefcaU u omta. will stay H Uxto (May. an rftnwad. UU witbe. to be aaeaeaefat. Several non aa. tbe Dowartae fair waa one at The Road To Ruin Often MANY a woman has busted her husband up in busi­ ness trying to dress better than her neighbor, THERE are many men • who spend more than they can a high priced think life’s not ing, that’s man wno fere to ■'1M �UU 10 discover | ns and hoist signals,” CHAPTER XIV ' “Abd if yon don’t see anyone,” asked SJtoWSB tSUAgO. Th. wrother ™ bronlMnl .ad the d° tkro?" MS like . mirror ouuidi! the llae of I "We shUl attempt to make . hindtar reeU over ni.kh tbe .well brokr In roqaieklj u porolble," replied WIUU. Iroir lines of .now white (■■am. ro the 'eTea if It turns out to be . desert WMoilj . Hope stood out (rom c*p< and; yet we may Bad some evidence of Lieveque ana soon left the Australian . a wreck, and that’s a very important coast behind her. growing fainter and ■ matter for us.” frinter until it had faded to a mere blue ’ “And who knows but—" began Zach. • line on the horizon. Everything prom- ' “You mean. Zach, that it’s possible Seed a favorable cruise across to Java that the Dreadnought may have run island. The fact is the steamer was on 1 upon thta island, quite off the route her way home except that there would j whfch ahc was to follow?* be sorr-ti delays to enable CapL Willis to , “Why not, captain?” examine the smaller islands of the j "While it's extremely improbable/* Banda group. i answered CapL Willia “that’s no Nothing of any Importance occurred . reason why we should not try to tbe first few days ouL The greatest • make a landing and get at the truth of vigilance was exercised In signaling the matter.matter.” Browse island ta about six or seven tbe location of lb™ reefa and shoata so common in these waters, many of which mile* in circumference, as waa shown hardly reach to the surface of the water. when the Molly’* Hope had made a tour Towards nine o’clock on the morning □f it, but at no point on its shores waa ©f February 7. there was a cry from the there anything like a harbor or even . lookout-: an inlet In which the steamer could "Reefs ahead on the port ride!" take shelter for a few hours. Il waa As Uiey were noU visible to anyone on soon discovered that it would be necesdeck, Zach French sprang up into the shrouds to take a look at the lay of the eV’s boats, and even then they had not reefs himself. When in a position to as yet come upon any safe landing verify the report of the man at the masthead. French discovered that there While searching the beach with bls wu a low line of rocky formation glass CapL Wfllta finally discovered a about six miles ahead on the port quar­ break in this precipitous shore line, a ter. It was strictly speaking neither a sort of cut hollowed out of the main rock nor a shoal, but an islet with a body of the bland, through which a shelving ridge which had been sighted creek reached the sea. After taking a to the northwest Considering the dis­ look at the place himself Zach French tance, it was safe to assume that thta ventured the opinion that he could was an isle of some extent if ths visi­ make a lauding there. The coast seemed ble line was that of its width. to be leas precipitous and its outline was In a few moments Zach French re­ broken at rather a sharp angle. There turned and made his report to CapL was also a narrow opening In the line of reefs evidenced by the absence of the uiouf—’t cor• VI aa *0 bring her breakers. nearer this island. In a-*hort half hour the steam launch Upon taking the midday observation, was lowered away, CapL Willis himself Capt Willis found the position of his being in command of it. With him vessel to be 14 degrees 07 seconds were Zach French and others necessary south latitude and 133 degrees 13 to man the launch. Out of caution, •econds longitude east from Greenwich two rifles, two hatchets and several re­ which was duly entered in the log. volvers were taken along During the Thta point having been fixed upon the captain's absence, the male was to keep ship’s chart it was found to coincide the Molly’s Hope in position in the with the local* Lf of an island desig­ open roadstead and reply to any signals nated by model u geographers as Browse which might be made. island and situated about two hundred At half past one the steam launch pit and fifty miles from York sound on the off and headed for the shore, distant Australian coast about a mile. Aa she entered the nar­ As this island lay very little out of hia row passage, countless sea fowls filled course, Capt Willis determined to coast tbe air with shrill erica In a few min­ around it. but without any intention of utes fee launch struck gently on a making a stop. An hour later the Mol­ sandy beach pierced here and there ly’s Hope had run up to within a mile with pointed rocks. CapL Willis with of Browse island. Zach and the two seamen landed at There was rather a heavy sea run­ once, leaving the boat in charge of the ning and dashing noisily against the engineer and firemen with orders to northeast point of the island, which it keep steam up. Passing through the kept enveloped in the mist of the break­ gorge, down which the stream x-enchcd ers. Nor was it possible to form a close the sea, the four men soon found them­ estimate of the size of tho island, aa selves upon the Island ledge. Some CapL Willis had not conic full upon it hundred or more yards away there was but enough could be seen of its con­ a rocky elevation commanding a view formation to show it to be an undulav of the beach. ing’ plateau without any considerable Willis and his men at once set out for rise of ground. But os he had no time this point, and having scaled it with to lose Capt Willia was about to give some difficulty were thus enabled to get the order to go ahead again full speed, a complete view of the island. In con­ which had been somewhat slackened formation It resembled the shell of a down when Zach French called his at­ huge tortoise, the jutting point’ repre­ tention to sdmethiug on the point of tbe senting the animal’s tail. In spots there island. were slight layers of soil covering this “Look, captain." said he, “isn’t that body of the island. From the top. of a mast standing on that point?*’. this high point Capt. Willis and his men The boatswain indicated the direobent tbeir gaxe in every direction. No tion of the cape which jutted out to the smoke went curling upward, no human northwest and • terminated in a rocky being showed himself. The conclusion crest with 3 perpendicular face. was that if Browse island had been in­ 1 “A niast? No; it only seems to be the habited. and there could be no doubt of trunk of a tree;’’ answered Willia, and that, it was very unlikely that it con­ then feaching for his gloss he took a tinued to be so. closer look at the object designated by ••This is a sorry place for castaways," French. remarked Willis. “If they were forced "You’re right Zach, it is a mast and 1 to stay here for any length of time the think 1 can see a scrap of a flag torn by mystery is what they lived on." the wind. Yea, it must be a signal!” “Yes:” answered French, “it’snothing “In that case Wo ^vould do well to but a bare table of rock, with a small bear in with the point '’ clump of trees here and there, and only “I think so. too,” .replied CapL WUa thin layer of soil in places. But after ita, and he gave the order for all castaways rp, to । bear bear Iot have no right to be hard the island nt half speed. n Jf J708 • no' to please A bit of ground under your at once and thd Maliy’s 1 sh Mcircle^the ‘ ^eeV*8 toetter t*IM tt deep approach the rtesfr, whici Island about three htmdrL a red fret out A ..2, tho ~nlied WilUa. “ At the start, yes," replied Willis, •iolent sea was beating against them *aaol not only by the high wind “but later on—” “Besides.” added Zach, “it’s quite pos­ >w?ng but also by the force of the rent which was driving the swell in sible that the castaways wbo sought refuge on this Island were promptly ; direction. . j taken off by some passing vessel." “As it is also quite possible that they ae plainly visible. It was wild, bar­ ren and desolate, with no trace of ver­ “What makes you think so, captain?” dure. One this side of the island, how. “Because when they discovered that ever, there were no signs of pieces of a wrecked vessel, no shreds of rigging, no fragments of the hull. The staff Rxwxmtory might be made of a piece 3f » bowsprit. As to the shreds of banting which the wind wm blowing oat, St waa impossible to discern their ere IMUweje there!" cried 4r. 11 *»• • hard - t------------ After they had proceeded for about two miles, CapL Willia halted near a clump of cocoa trees, stunted and aerubl^. the nuts of which long *inoe fallen to tbe ground were completely decayed. Up to this moment the party had come upon no additional evidence, but st * few feet from this clump of trees on the slope of a slight hollow there were un­ doubted traces of planting in the up­ turned soil now thinly overgrown with underbrush. The vines of sweet pota­ toes and yam* run wild were recognized. By merest chance one of the seamen came upon a pick hidden under briars. Tbe tool had been deeply corroded by rust, but from the manner In which the handle was fitted Lo it there waa no doubt of its being American make. “What do you think of It, captain?" asked French. “I don’t think we’re called upon pass judgment now," answered Willia "Then let’s push on ahead f” said French, aa ho motioned to the seamen to follow him Having made their way down the sloping sides of the main ledge, they reached a level spot from which tbe rocky headland jutted boldly on 1 to the northward. Al this point they came upon a narrow deft in iht rock ’-hroagh which they were enabled bits of gtaas and china, fragments of •arthem ware, scraps of iron, proviaion cans of undoubted American origin, and, in addition to these, were noted utensils common to shipboaijl, pieces of chain, broken rings, parts of rigging in galvanized iron, a grappling iron, hoisting tackle, a pump handle, fragments of spars and floats and pieces of sheetiron tom off a water cask, as to the origin of which no Californian sailor could possibly go astray. “It was no English ship that ran on this island," said Capt Willis, “it was an American vessel.” “Yea," cried out Zach French, “and taco my word for it, ahc was built in one of the Pacific ports;” an opinion that was shared by the other seamen. But still as yet there was nothing to show that* tills ship had been the Hlfated Dread naught. At all events, the question was: Did not this vessel—-from whatever port she hailed—go down In the open sea. since there were no signs of any part of her hull? Hod not her crew taken refuge on this island by dozen people. The place was quite bars excepting the presence of a rude bed of dried grass covered with bits and shreds •hip which went ashore here.’ way down from the elevation and set out for the promontory which jutted out to tbe northward. But hardly had they taken half a dozen steps when one These state­ .Pink Pills for Pale People. ।ments have been made by some of the best ।known men in business circles, chnreh circles and even medical circles, and have been backed up by their affidavits. 1 Tho Inquirer to pleased to add another Ito the list and gives the story below, prop­ (erly vouched for. Little Enle Moncrieff to the daughter of Helen Moncrieff wbo resides with her sis­ ’ 1ter, Mrs. M. G. Meek, at 748 Wharton Street which to a neat little bakery. Tbe reporter found Mrs. Meek herself behind 1 the counter aud she said: ■•My stater’s daughter who is now a , year old, was afflicted from her birth with ja spinal affection, and the doctor who at­ tended her said she eould not Jive. We ' had two other doctors attend her. They 1 abo said she eould not live. Finally 1 1 ।took her to ths Hahnemann College, that ,was four months ago. when she was eight months old. Tbe examination was made । In tbe presence of a room fall of physi­ without any difficulty to reach a stretch and stadents. Tbe ProteMor lect­ of sandy beach below them. It was cians ' on her case saying It waa a very rare about an acre in area, and waa shut in ured 1 He said that In such cases there by rocks over whose handsome red- one. < dish surfaces the breakers swept ineea- ,was very seldom a recovery. It waa, lie ■antly. ,remarked, the most peculiar case that was Scattered over this s stretch of sand brought to bls attention. there were many objects going to prove ever ' “I brought the child home immediately, that human beings bad made a pro* believing, as tbe Professor and the others longed stay in this part of the island— I means of the ship’s boats? No! for CapL Willis soon camo upon proof that this vessel bpd been wrecked upon these reefs. At about a cable’s length, wedged in among the rocks and reefs. Uy the miserable remnant of a ship which had been driven ashore by the fury of the gale and upon which the waves liad beaten with tempestuous violence until oak and iron had parted and everything bad been wrenched asunder pounded into fragments, scattered and strewn and tossed up over the mighty rush of the sea. Sadly and silently Willis and his men stood gazing upon the prey to. which these rocks still clung so tenaciously. Of this sliipji hull there was nothing remaining, nothing of the upper works, no trace of the masting, either from having been cut away at sea, or from having been pul to some use on shore after the foundering of the vesseL "Let us set to work,” cried CapL Willis, “and perhaps we may find some name, some letter, some mark which will fix the nationality of this craft." “Yea," replied Zach Freneh, "and may Heaven grant that it will not turn out to be CapL John’s ship that was rej duoed to this awful plight" The examination produced no definite I result While it was true that articles picked up on the bcaeh were undoubt­ edly of American manufacture, yet was there no ground to affirm that they had once belonged to the ill-fated Dreadnaught One of the seamen soon came upon the cave which nod been utilized by the castaways. It penetrated into an enormous mass of granite at the angle formed by the plateau and the beach. Capt Willis and Zach made haste to join the man who was hallooing to them. It might be that within this care would be solved the secret of the wreck, that in this dark chamber would be revealed the name of the vessell The only entrance to tbe cave was through a narrow, arched yss—geway near which opening lay the ashes of an exterior fireplace, the smoke of which had blackened the walls. Tbe cave this island they would have taken down proved to be about twenty by fifteen that signal. It looks to me aa If the feet in size with a ten-foot ceiling— died before relief came. Anyway, let os go and examine that signal; it’s bare­ ly possible that we may come upon ia the leading and most reputable news­ papers ot tbe country, marveIons accounts 'of many wonderful cures that have been 1affected by * medicine called Dr. Williams’ wreck, poecbly from the abip*e cetin. |had said, that she could’nt live. In fact । one time, we thought she was entirely at gone. She was unconscious, with scarce­ Several 1ly perceptible pulse or breath. 1times she was In an almost equally hslplesa condition and we looked for her death 1 1hourly. "Then 1 called to mind how Dr. Will­ siams’ Pink Hills for Pale People had once ---- -AND----- tlflSTIHQS DINNER ONE YEAR FOR ORLY $1.10, CASH IR AbYAHCE. Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. saved me, and the miraculous recoveries I bad heard of and read about, of people 1 cured from paralysis In various stages, < 1and even from physical deformities. I । told my sister that since all the doctors ]had abandoned the child, and she seemed to have ne chance for life. It could cer­ tainly do no harm to try the. Pink Pills to 1 see if they could possibly repeat their 1 >wonderful cures. Neither my stater nor I । had the faith that they would do so In a (case so nearly gone as the child’s and we 1agreed that it would be a miracle Indeed If ' she should be saved. She couldn’t move at 1 that time, both her arms and legs being 1affected. But we began that very night ।giving her Pink Pills, letting her have one pellet a day divided Into three parts. On the third day we could see that she was ! RAVAGES OF CATARRH Improving. Before that it was hard to get 1 At the end of two Catarrh Attacks AU Mucous Membranes. 1her to take fobd. It Affects the Ears, Eyes, Nose weeks we saw great improvement iu her. Throat, Bronchial Tubes, Lungs, Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys, Blad­ ■We continued giving her the pills more der—The Whole Mucous Tract—The Many IDs That jthan a month. After we ceased giving Are Due to Its Far Reaching Influence. । her the Pink pills, however, she seemed a little less happy and healthy and we be ­ 1 Many people labor under the mistaken idea that catarrh means simply a discharge from Now she is a the nostrils, with a hawking and spitting of mucous; but to the observing physician Igan using them again. <cheerful, beautiful child in' splendid wbo makes a spdalty of tbe disease, tbe word catarrh means much more. Experience ]health. ^She has entirely recovered from has taught him that catarrh Is by no means confined to the head alone, but that tbe a ]her spinal and other troubles. She sleeps entire system is frequently affected by It. Thus we have— Catarrh of the nose, causing frontal headaches (more commonly known as neu­ , well and takes her food well For a child ralgia,) a sense of dullness or drowsiness, dlxxluess, confusion of thoughts, etc. Catarrh of the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, causing sore throat, cough, of 1 her age she seems to be as strong and hoarsnesa, or entire loss of voice, bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, etc. ‘healthy as could be expected. When we Catarrh of the stomach (more commonly called dyspepsia) causing indigestion, bold her by the arm or she is at our knees heartburn, water brash, nausea, fetid breath, palpitation, or fluttering of the heart, ।she can stand, and for a child who was shortness of breath, etc. (onoe deprived of all power of spine, arms, Catarrh of the bladder with its long list of symptoms, tbe Inflammatory condition and legs, this seems wonderful. We can­ extending up tbe ureters to the kidneys, causing diabetes. Bright's Disease, etc. Catarrh of tbe bowels, causing alternate diarrhoea and constipation, piles, etc. 1not have tbe slight Ast doubt now that she In fact catarrh effects more or leas all tbe mucous surfaces of tbe entire body, causing will grow np a strong healthy child.” . at times severe local neuralgic or rheumatic pains. So when Dra. Copeland and Gra­ Mrs. Meek then told how she bad her­ ham are asked, (aa they often are by patients) whether they treat other disease* a% ।self been cured by Dr. Williams’ Pink well as catarrh they answer yes. a. xiey A'A'eai .ret 11 kjxlx*oh1o IDlBcaaes, PlUa, Bmiom experiutte ha, taught them that nearly ererr eaae ot ehroole dlmae In IhU "Three yean ago I bed a very severe climate la due to a general eatarrbal condition ot the syitern, and In tnatlnt thia eonattack of grippe. I thought I would lose ditkjn they cure the disease. 1 This method of treatment is peculiarly adapted to this class of ailments of the en­ 'the use of my right arm> There was a strange numbness In it abd I would have tire mucous tree* of tbe body; m It Is both local and Internal; and each year’s exneri1 ence and successful treat me ut only confirms their claim that this to the onlv tree and 1to drop everything. It re'll as if -it waa rational mode of treatment In this they are borne out by hundreds of tesUmonish ।asleep all the time. I had doctors and from grateful patients. REMEMBER IT COSTS YOU NOTHING FOR CON8ULTA TION AND EXAMINATION. WMJULTA। they told me it was bad circulation of the . blood, that I was run down and needed 1rest. I took only one box of Pink Pilis 1and fourk! myself getting better. I took SI n>y .trout! ■the second box and have never had a ■pain or ache since. Everyone who knows Mr. Wm. Wagner, formerly of .what work I have to do is astonished. It — — ■■tnd one of the best known millers in , , came to Dre. Copeland and Graham Is certainly a wonder that with my work I catarrh waa a curable disease, m al) 1am so strong and have never bad a return of Um trouble.” \ 1 Mrs. Meek’s remarks were reduced to than'tX “° fartvn* writing, after which she, accompanied by •her stater, Mrs. Moncrieff and tbe child, made the following affidavit: Sworn and described before me this CATARRH CAN BE CURED! •6.00 A mONlH Jamx« F, Rookky, [seal.] Notary Public. Tbe proprietors of Dr. Wiliams' Pink PHh state that they are dot a patent medicine but a scientific preparation used successfully ror many year* in the pri­ vate practice of a physician of high e tend­ ing. They are given to the public as an LTATIOM^S - Ouri ■ srisls* rroa Mdorsbsuer- French, '"whet Itwaatl TheNew York Weekly Tribune two froithd ci pUtaaro Copeland Medical Institute MJMdtJt. a wiU 1S2 BAST FULTOH *TRDT OBANO BAWDS MICH. �==== Hastings Banner, Tb. Bartoe. ittw Tort .ad CUu» spady;‘ fa Michigan CWttral, Thursday, Jan. 4, 189 fired upon a quarter of • mile east of rEditor W. tt. COOK. LoT. BUSINESS CARDS. ,0 8. PALMKTIER. J. M. SMITH. L AW, -COLLECTION AND BEAL ESTATE OFFICR OF PALMERTON A SMITH • Conveyancing a specialty. Woodland, Mich PM. Woodmansee. law and collection, office. All business promptly attended to. dward Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART, KNAPPEN ft DENISON, LAWYERS. Rooms fill 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,. Grand Rapids. Michigan. E alice kirk, m. d„ M Physician and Surgeon. Hasting*. - - Mich. A3 calls promptiy attended day or night. Of­ fice over F. G. Stowell's boot and shoe store • AMES A. SWEEZEY. Attorney at law, Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. J R. E. H. LATHROP, Homoepathic Physician and Surgeon Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New Drug Store. All calls promptiy attended to. D 1 A. SCRIBNER. M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Delton, • - 1 Mich. Office in residence, one block east ot depot. J. A. A C. II. BARBER • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or connty responded to with promptness, day or night H A. SHELDON. « Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate sold on commission. General conTevanclng. Having a complete set of Abstract Books, com piled from the Records, can furnish complete * tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P g M. FOWLER, D.D. 8. Office hoars F a. m. to 5 p. m. hilip t. colgrove. P Attorney at Law (StaxeMSor to Smith & Colgrove.» (Office in Union block. Hastings.) Practices In all the courts of tbe state. . E. KENASTON, . Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.’s store.) Practices In all courts of the State. Collections promptly attending »o. A R. TIMMERMAN, Homoepathic Physiclan and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) P • LOCAL NEWS. * CIRCULATION ‘ This week, 95 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Insure Insertion in pie Issue of the week when brought. Rheumatism originate* in the morbid condi­ tion of tiis blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures i beuinatism. Get only Hood’s. Caxuphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure a cold in the head. W. H. Goodyear. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure is the best ioothtag and healing. W. H. Goodyear. A hot sling of Carter's Extract Smart Weed will cure the Grippe. W. H. Good­ year. Caatcfs Croup and Consumption Cure is tbe best cough medicine. W. H. Good- MWgau Center, tadfiy Maralng. Seven windows were pierced by the bul­ lets but none ot the passengers were In­ jured, The sheriff, chief of police and several polioetno scoured the country bft* tween Jackson and Grass Lake until noon but were unable to find any elne to tbe perpetrator of outrage. The trainmen say the shots were fired by two well dressed men. In the Detroit Evening News was the following correspondence from Marshall connected with the trial of Conductor Scott:— "Superstitious persons this morning were interested in the peculiar actions of a big tabby cat. He is known here as the feline lawyer. He makes tbe court house his homeland seems to be gifted with almost human Intelligence. He has a personal acquaintanceyvith al 1 tbe court house habitues, often takes a seat near the judge on the throne, and apparently takes careful note of all that is going on. As soon as the accused conductor took his seat within the bar this morning, Thomas first fixed his eyes upon him for a minute, studied his manner and appearance care­ fully, then deliberately walked over and placed his paws upon bls knee, purring audibly. Mr. Scott stroke I his fur for a minute, then gently pushed him away. But Tom.would not have It that way. He cmne back and renewed his attentions with redoubled energy. At .last he was carried into an ante-room by a deputy, but half an hour later some one opened tho door, and he ran back to the conductor and renewed his friendly attentions. ‘That settles it,' said the deputy with great solemnity. *1 never knew ‘ Tom to take a marked interest In a man yet that he didn’t win tlie case. The same sort of thing has happened once or twice before.” local application. by they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inHamed condi­ tion of the mucous lining of the Eustach­ ian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, aud when It is entirely closed deafness Is the result, aud unless this inHamation can be taken out and this tube restored to its norma! con i lion, bearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which Is noth­ ing but an infiamed condition of the mu­ cous surfaces. We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. ‘ F. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. SCHOOL COLUMN Conducted by Enoch Andru«. Co. Comtniisloner. The compositor turned onr "Swett" Into "sweat’’ thus spoiling tho story. However, some will very likely sweat about the time of the spring examinations. With due notice of what they must meet at that time, apparently not one third qf the teachers of the county are making any preparation to meet IL If yen fail then, teacher, don’t whine about It. You Lave ample time to prepare and If you fall to do so it Is your own fault. With the next series of examinations Hal Bellinger, of Barry, drew 105 bush­ the state Superintendent announces a els of wheat at one.load seven miles. Wbo change in some respects. In many of the can beat It ? branches, 10 per cent, of the standing will Carter's Cough and Consumption Cure be upon the neatness and style with which relieves at once. Try it; never falls. W. tbe work Is done. With those who have taught, 50 per cent of the standing in H. Goodyear. theory and art will be determined by act­ Dr. L, F. Weaver has bought back his ual work in the school-room: filling .out practice and his residence in Nashville registers, professional interest, etc., 20 and will re-locate there. per cent, of the standing in grammar will Carter's Cough and Consumption Cure be determined by a short essay to be writ­ will cure coughs and croup, acts quick, ten upon some topic suggested by the W. H. Goodyear. State Superintendent. One-halt of the rank Jacobs, of Nashville, is spending standing in reading will be on the ability a 80 days sentence with Sheriff McKevitt, of candidates to read a selection prescribed for stealing; chickens. Mart Smith, a by the department. All these changes are good. Tbe form young lad implicated with him was let off <jn suspended sentence on account of his of a paper is of considerable consequence. Oral reading certainly should never be leader years. omitted as it is in many counties. Tbe The way to build up industries in your real test of a knowledge of language ia to town is to patronize them. All things be­ use it Theory is good but not ail having ing equal the local business man is enti­ sound theories can put them In practice, tled to your patronage. It is your duty, as There are some teachers (?) that never a good citizen to patronize your neighbors have time to attend an institute, associa­ w ho will have many an opportunity to do tion, or read any professional literature. you a good turn. How high should the'board rate them for tastes good. Ever}’ mother should keep a bottle of "professional enthusiasm?*' Carter’s Extract Smart Weed In the house. The next meeting of the county associa­ When tbe little ooe comes home with Wet feet and chilled, a hot sling of Carter’s Ex­ tion will be held at the High school, Has­ tract Smart Weed will prevent taking tings, on Saturday, the 27 Inst, We hope rol<L Children like It, it la da pleasant the program committee art arranging matters. The program should be publish­ as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. ed at least two weeks in advance that A hot sling of. Carter's Extract Smart teachers may consider the topics selected Weed will cut the mucous phlegm out of for discussion. A reasonable amount of the throat and lungs io a few bourn, mak"professional enthusiasm" should pack n g it a sure cure and quick cure and pre­ its room to averflowing. ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore Throat. Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles A few teachers do not aoem to under­ all eoma from a neglected cold. W. H. stand yet that monthly report cards will be furnished them free of charge. They The a.rtrlll« Nows chronicled tbe certainly help to reduce absent* and tar­ • •Urt.or tbe deaths of two hid resident, diness and repay all the labor of filling In that rlclntty last week. Mr,. Lorina them. Dy tying in one comet a little ■art. far nsorly tny jeer, • reside® I ot piece of btae, red, ot black ribbon, cost Mayle Store. died Wedneedaj montluf Ing about I bras cents a yard, they will an­ ot Mt week, agednyout. She waa a swer for “West Polar certificate. FOM dM the «vuiU« ul Dw. SSt*. a*ed ottur KbMb. Owto< Io llollod toosl the plan can be carried oat only la a meaenre, ,UU m hope to aeooapUeb Book good la tbla war- Teartm are oordlatlj United to call whenever In town on Satsrday. Invtto yoer pnplla to come. They will be more Interested In this wort whan they see what others are doing. from MliftomM. THE HIGHEST AWARD. Royal Baking Powder Has all Percent above Ito Nearest Competltor. The Royal Baking Po wder has the len- vlable record of having received the high­ est award for articles of its class—ffreateet strength, purest ingredients, most per­ fectly combined—wherever exhibited; In competition with others. In the exhlbibltionaqf former years, at the Centennial, at Paris, Vienna and at the various State and Industrial fairs, where It has been, ex­ hibited, judges having invariably awarded the Royal Baking Powder the highest honors. Al tbe recent World’s Fair the examina­ tions for the baking powder awards were made by the experts of the chemical di­ vision of tbe Agricultural Department at Washington. The official reports of tbe testa of the baking powders which were made by this department tor tbe specific purpose of ascertaining which was the best, and which has been made public, shows the leavening strength of the Royal to be 160 cubic inches of carbonic gas per ounce of powder. Of the cream of tarter baking powders exhibited at tbe Fair, tbe next highest In strength thus tested con­ tained but 1& cubic inches of leavening gas. Tbe others gave an average of 111. The Royal, therefore, was found of 30 per cent greater leavening strength than Ils nearest competitor, and 44 per cent altove tbe average of all tbe other testa. Ita superiority In other respects, however, in tbe quality of the food It makes as to fine­ ness, delicacy and wholesomeness, could not be measured by figures. It Is these high qualities, known and ap­ preciated by the women of the country for su many years, that have caused tbe sales of the Royal Baking Powder, as shown by, statistics, to exceed the sales of all other baking powders combined. Tiie excelsior mil! al Marlett is running nights and Sundays to keep up with the demand for Hour. throughout tbe world. Pale Faces show Depleted Blood, poor nourishment, everything -bad. They are signs of Anaemia. Scott’s Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, with hypophosphites, en­ riches the blood,.purines the skin, cures Anamla, builds up the system. Phyriaant, tho world oyer, endorse IL DN't ki ttttM ky Sihtlhrtu! PARKERS HAIR BALSAM The recent thaw melted the ice in Black River and the ice carried away the bridge tliat connects Croswell and Faleon. Hastings City Bank, A Jeddo merchant in discussing the present bard times says he don’t believe business will revive until Cleveland is dead. CAPir 2LL A Cederdale man is the possessor oMwo porkers that weigh 1.230 pounds, and one of them weighs 790. iiounds. They are only 21-1 years old. '* SCRIPTURE NOTES. The Forum Publishing Company, Union Squats, New Vetk. syc. a Copy. $3 a Year. CURABLE kJ Without the knife, still ■ baraher caustics, or pol■ sons, r| Hpeciai attention Is <tvifen to Cancer. Tho treat• ment Is baaed upon the W theory recently embodied ■Win papers read by Prof. V. Mosetlg-Moorhoof before the Royal and Imper Jal Association of Physldans of Vienna namely: That as tho cell element* in cancer have much less vitality than those of sound flesh, it is pos­ sible to attack t hem without tnjnrtnjr surround fug healthy colls, or the general well-being of the patient. The remedies emloyed at Hnrnellsvllle al­ though as harmless as those of Vienna, are far marc effect!re—wholly removing the odor of tbe growth within twenty-four hours, and caus­ ing the dlwaseil tissue to shrink to a hard, dry eschar until it is crowded out by healthy heal­ ing granulations. There is no poulticing or sloughing, no running sores or foul odor, It in the only known method that reaches and ex­ pels every cancerous ceil. For references and other Information address the resident physician, । J. D. MITCHELL, M. D. Hurnelhvillc, N. Y William A. Ashley, a well »kuown far­ mer living near Homer banged himself yesterday. He bad been In poor health. at Almont. THE CHtArtST. THS UUrtCST, THE BEST, OT THE MEAT REVUWS. HORNELL A gray wulf was shot al Addison Satur­ day. A large swamp iu the townsl^p Is said to be full of tbe animsls. T. E. Hugh, an old resident of Marlett died Wednesday afternoon., He was about sixty years old and fortiierly lived SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. Hastings, Mich. $75,00 0.00 SURPLUS fil2.0ft0.60. Incorporated under the laws of the Stale of Michigan. Open for business Dec. IS.1886. offickbb: D. G. Robinson, President; Chester Hotter, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. DRKCTOR8: D. w. Reynolds, W. H. Pewera. D.G. Robinson, R. ft. Messer. John Carveth, Chester Messer. Hm tbe only itarings department in tn Barry Connty and payg 4 per cent Interest on all time The shortest names mentioned in the Bible are Ai, Ar. Ed, Og, No, On, So, Ur and Uz. The following words are to be found Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Milk Shake and but once in'the Bible: Ash, atonement, Pepsin Cherry Tonic at immortal, millions and reverend. The word '‘its” is not to be found In the first edition of the King James ver­ sion. 1011. but has been substituted for iVhere vou can get ICE CREAM, CON­ "his” in the edition of .1653. .Stephen Laxoton, archbishop of FECTIONARY and anything in the line Canterbury, first divided the Bible into of FRESH BAKERY GOODS. chapters and verses, this about the Docoh-kut forget It. close of tbe twelfth century. Tint quotation. "He shall be called Naxarette,” used by Matthew in the last verse of bin second chapter, is not to be found in the Old Testament. Tur total number of capital letters in the whole Bible is 106.290; of small caps, 6,897, and of lower case, 8,453.593; grand total of letters, including one 8,560,481. ____ '___ What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine Mr other Narcotic substance. It ba harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops. Sooth Inc Syrups, and Castor OIL It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stumash and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ torla is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. dren. Mothers hare repeatedly told me ot Its good effect upon their children.” Dn. G. C. Oaoooo, Ill So. Oxford 8L.Broo«ya, K. T. ‘ Castoria Is tha beat remedy for children of laUnat of trtir children, al ow CutoHa 1s■read ot ths ..rtoos quart aremuna which are drtroyia* Hair bred «•» hr torda* opium, morphine, aootblaf «rnjp aad other hurtful DRINK IGL CREAM SODA, ALWAYS SMOKE MilWs Snj EDUCATIONAL NOTES. The first profosNorship of history »vas established at Oxford in 1724. Spain, in 1885. had 31,880 schools, 36,000 teachers aud 1,848,000 attendance. The United States has U5 medical scliools, regular, eclectic and homeo­ pathic. The total income from all eouran of the American colleges in 1891 was filO,001,918. The first town school in this country was opened for business in Hartford, Conn., in 1642. The most Celebrated rabbinical schools were those of Jamnia, taught by GaraelieL of Tiberias, Alexandria, Babylon and Jerusalem. In The Market The Inter Ocean MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF TUI WEST HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. TKRMB BTV MAU— UMI-WEEKLY, J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. SZ.OO WEEKLY, It spares neither peins ncr expanse In wearing ALL THE KIWI AHO THE SW.' OF CURRENT LITERATURE. The Weekly Inter Ocean It Acknowledges no Superior. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE in tbe matter of the estate of Harvey F. Brlifnger, dKeaned. Notice Is hereby given. That by virtue of a license granted aoug l ven tome, the adminlvtra tor of said estate, by Jaoob L. McPeek. Judge of the Probate tAmrt ten tbecooaty ef Baton. I shall sell at auction to the highest bidder, as tb» REOCNT INVENTIONS. premises herrlmdUH- described on Tuesday ihr rth day of February. 1WI. nt 10 o'clock, a. m . A btram Mcyde has made its appear­ Mfr SKrtM ance in Germany. A Topeka man claims to have discov­ I (Hl ered a liquid which will t urn negroes into white men. A uachxne for making mortar haa been for some months in successful operation in Philadelphia ’ Scheldt, of Ooaway, Ark. THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar Castoria. Is edited especially for them -wbo, on account ef mail service «r any AS A FAMILY PAPER IT KXQXL8 ,llw—"• A Supplement, Illustrated, of EIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making in all NIXTl meat, containing SIX PAGES OF READING * ILLUSTRATIONS, io alone worth the price Char THE INTER OCEAN 18 PUBLISH ED IN Ulsto accord DOLLAR For s short tin Weekly Inter Ocean, in advance, to Barry “ ! �«UU Kane, plaining. Our »rtt orop ot ''he*1 brought □, tbe exorbitant prtee of 3>e. ger bn. In . iIt — waa— like the opportunity o{ dicker at U»t. 1X3 money. -• —— -----W oppu. w on.- deals with the TndJMXIndian,: it It WM “awap 01 for ererytblug. Well fattened port: ..tMWtasnsoI-8*^ tooBtr brought the euonnoua ram »!.«• p« hun­ . mow« the forthcoming to know 11 t dred. This, too, under Democratic ad­ MeMroetoritodby ««« of —Philip ShciMan. ^rrZAr*"^ -*"*« festurre that rbsrecterlred ran, wished to know ere ____ raresttsi sny mono/ 1°' S^r^Trormsd any exhibit, for he people, -he raid, felt t*K • Xty^sbo^^etosnedtmator. EX* 1'»<>-«• Pn*""^M- xrato.gm.MaU,, but that twm. of the « MMUi?) permuted licensed at tbe last Mb.lt of indobmee. lawleMUCSS a . rato were more in accordance with bar texira: ol U» dark ages, than t«g-m etllsation el this nearly twenlleth ceo F ollowmg said remarks there to be . very decided ettort ■Mad e by tbe .Igrleultural Board to evade an amendment ‘ excluding all borne rac­ ing." Tat WM offered for the bluff pur­ pose of killing the original motion. We Mderstaud that the Interpretation ot C. R. Osborn, Agent- FISH AND SNAKE YARNS. Uncut Ern Plunkett. of Mirabrlla Falls. Tex., has taught a rattlesnake to shake his tail to music. Thbkk thousand salmon, it ie claimed, were landed by Samuel Good­ win with one haul of a aet near Port crockodsAis that usually accompanies Angele, Wash., recently. feerse raring, still we must adm’t that a Mas. 0. P. Payne, of Gainesville, Ga., competitive teat of speed brings into rec­ killed thirteen rattlesnakes in the lot ognition and perhaps help s to develop around h\r home, with a piece of fence They averaged an attribute iu horses that h as a practical rail, a few days ago. aad commercial value. And If this test about two feet tn length each. An old Maine fisherman has been could b« shorn of its bbjectioual features, living in a dory ail summer, cruising St might well be considered a legitimate about Penobscot bay catching and cur­ factor of an agricultural sh ow. ing fish. He has camped in rough But that is no reason why horse racing fashion on the islands, hasn't slept in should bo an argument for permitting the a bed since last May. and avers he has Wowing’eggs through a hole at a man's had a very fine tlmy. One curious result of the hurricane head" for evidently that scheme did not Improve the eggs, the man's head or the that struck the southern coast recent­ ly was the killing of quantities of fish. general surroundings. For many days after the storm the Whether the gentleman who made tbe coast around Savannah and throughout bluff ameudmeut had any financial inter­ the stretch where its force was most est io that ogs scheme ’or the dozen other vented was strewn with dead fish of all equally elevating and edifying gambling kinds. Poisonous snakes are so numerous schemes we know not Still tbe very protective spirit be manifested in their be­ in Venezuela that snake bite ’is almost half, would lead one to think so. How­ as common there us in India. But there are fewer fatalities, for the natives ever his amendment was voted down and have discovered that a plant known as the original one excluding all games of the ocumillo, when powdered and ap­ 4taa.ee and sweet elder was emphatically plied to the wound, results in a cure in almost every case.. carried. ■ ■ Whereupon the ladies retired having re­ ART AND ARTISTS. ceived a favorable answer to tbeir in­ quiry. B. A. B Mr. Editoi:Tlw Casts Grove Correspondent to the Bankicti of the 21st ulL wants to know -Who will ssy they ever saw as much cold Ercatbaral lids time of the year?" Ip reply I will say that I have and right here in Barer county. Fifty years ago this vtator the snow commenced falling on or abmrtiWi 15th. of November after a eontluuod rain ef several days and continued «Mwlu< until the snow was two feet on tbe level; with tbe mercury fool*cg around at zero or below until about ChrwtmaB, whoa we bad our January 4>aw, the snow nearly all went off. At•tec Now Years snow commenced failing attain sad continued to snow until it was two feet deep or over and remained dur­ lag the balance ot the winter. There •ere 39 days in succession that tbe sun <itd not make its appearance. Il was tru­ ly a gloomy time. We had. laid in our usual quantity of Marsh hay. as that was the only kind of hay we bad at that time, <ad by dir middle of February our hay was all gone. No hay! No straw! Nor ctakl any be obtained tor love or money. - Wlrat was to lie dotwF’ was the question. The <nriy way was Lo cut “breuse.” Four •aighlxar* of us would start out in the ororuhig with ottr cattle driving them out about two mik-s north where there was aotae soft maples around some little lakes. Hmba, «nd drive the cattle into the wood front tbe road Ihrosfb the deep ausw. Tfcey would remain there during Che day and come home toward night. Thin wo ewsUouad until the first day of Asci’.. Wt’cut bn*UM» on That mnr»!n» M* Mom Cafe Towx, Sowth Africa, has a po^ The prevalent notion about tha aebra Is that it is no untamable as to be of no ministration. Wheat now trader saw practical use to man. Experiments kind of adialntatratkm brinxi tnxa JS to show that this is an erroneous notion. from which Rank of England Doteaare 55 cents per bn. It was not then »1.00 per ’In a number of instance* it baa been day aud toMt beef, but It wu with a reduced to docility in Europe, but no •ntoke in HraapUdro. y a part Dowx lo the prerent cenl great many of tbe Pioneers roast potatoes attempt has been made to impress it itmgaxy of the marriage ceremony In raoujfMjand salt. No grumbling, no cnmplalnlng, into the serviceable bandage with ooaalxted in tho groom B-ixtae hta which we are familiar in the horse. they kept laboring on In hopes of belter bride a kick to remind her ot her .ubThat complete travtabUity for tire pur­ iorUon. times coming. pose of labor b not impossible, and Is, Not inclndrag Alrekn BraxU ta tarfer Yours truly. indeed, hopeful, is being shbwn in the in extent than the United Brale,. It H. P. Cmtanr. Transvaal, where a firm engaged in iinnrirrwithin it. llmlte »n Brea of BsnSeld, Mich. the coaching business between Pretoria and Fort Tull, in Maahonaland, have S,MT.M< aqnare mlte». with a total popactually eight zebras in harness and ulatiou ot U,3M.STi Abunatr in the roreore of th. VirTbe annual meeting of the stockholders four of them regularly employed in drawing a ooach. These animals were gin island. In the Wet Indtaa ta M of tbe Hastings Chair A Table Company o-ibad mainly to the kre of rerenuc will be held at tbe office of said Company, capturned by the lasso, and in a few from ike rale ot poatege stamp.. Apmonths had been so trained that rnontns four lour naa uecn no mat . irom me saie puswgc Hastings, Mich., on Tuesday. January they were perfectly quiet and willing ! parently stamp collectors are losing In harness, while the others are becom- | £»L 9th, A. D., 1894, at one o’clock, p. m. R. B. Memf.r, Preaident. the ,«poa»lblllty of baring t0'r’l“ M. L. Cook. Sec’y. those men, low. gambling schemes that so Hastings. Mich, llecember 12th, *98. gkxtared one fair- And tor tbeir exon­ eration tho secretary wm requested Holiday Excursion Itatas. rred a resolution from Issl year’s minutes, Christmas and New Years 1891-1894, llsat expressly stipulated "No wheel, of via the Michigan Central. Rale one and merttfie or game ot chance should be per­ one-third lowest local first class fare for mitted on the lair ground." Kridently round trip. Tickets lo be sold December She Frtlta had not beard of this resolu. 23, 24. 2fi, 30, 31 and January 1st Limit­ ttou or the state l*w ln <be or ed to return up to and Including January they shoald not hare so Imposed on the 2nd 1894. Between all local points on thia rarad intentions o r responsibility ot our company's lines In tbe United States and rusted committee. Thea some genllemsn Canada except the Toledo Division. Also to ■rase a motion for again "excluding all points od tbe Grand Rapids and Indiana, games o< chatter and sweet elder from tbe aud Cbioaco and West Michigan Ry’s Half tickets for children will be sold for •ext fair.__ To thU motion was immediately offered half the above rate. Imrse raefog as a "game ®* chance- has ■ for been used as an entering wedge the euUasce of • even- new scheme that might be cta-ised as “game of chance." While we would most emphatically dep'ineato the gambling, betting and general ----- Ing habituated to restraint and will In The green ants of Australia make time be folly under control. H. ' neBta by bending leaves together and Stephens, who gives au account of the ) uniting them with a kind of natural experiment in the^ Field, says Messrs- giue. Oook saw hundreds at a time on Seedesberg far satisfied andt one______________ drawing it to the » ground. Seedesberg are thus thus far sal—- ---------. -__________ ______ . - - i while - - an equal- number * - - to - re­. will endeavor to substitute zebras for waited mules in dragging their conches. These very graceful striped quadrupeds are no doubt fleeter of foot than the mule and perhaps aa swift as the horse, but there is an important superiority joy absolute immunity from that’very i ■yrta»«*n»Mer tn enter. fatal ailment of South Africa vaguely G LiSKMA.M brmaxy only vuiy has uan piCM preserved ’ivvu the uu- title uwe ... horse ■ - sickness, , « which >» _ ai single 1. * nt ot rr<n<1 rlnduke, lr» t har# Iw'lnir iavan arrand • called in f grand there being; being seven grand night in low country kills a hor«c or . duchies in the German territory. —TOhe atown B clerk mentioned tra Are** mnle turned out on the veldt. The loss | T in Acts from this cause is a heavy item in tbe ** addressing the mob at Ephesus held expenses of a So^th South African livery llrery '’ an «n office equivalent to mayor. mayor, ' tbe ■ ' Tax name . ■*--* m stable. It is found• " that zebra Seleueidm wm applied does not kick and is gently amenable ' a generic title to a long ra^e ot Macedre lo the rein by having a soft month. A 1 clan kings wbo reigned in Syria, tendency to bite is the one vice they | Tax title of margrave wm limited to have, but this they cease to practice the ruleroof the marches of Brandenwhen not afraid of being hurt. burg, Websen, Baden and Moravia. It is the intention ot the firm tost___ ____ The w Holy Roman empire had but tempt crora-breedlng with horses. The ' three* ginnine landgraves, those of result will be awaited with considerable interest. A new hybrid of hopefol stamina and qualities for harnesN or the saddle may confidently be expested, and perhaps the somber uneonthness of the cross between tho horse and a,sn will be overcome and re­ placed by graces of form and charms of color. It seems strange that it should be left until to-day to essay the domestication of the zebra. The horse - been re —~ into -----------and uss -----------------have so long pre&sed rereice that the oririn.l habitat of both is disputed. They either come ____ from_____ Asia _ or ........ Africa. But the BWWBM for.-dl horse is also found in America, and some of the types go so gar back in geological time as to suggest that the horse had its origin on the American continent. But when Columbus land ed the horse was unknown and all the troop-, of wild coursers have descended from domesticated breeds which have escaped from control. South Africa produces not only tho zebra, but the qusgga and the dauw. congeners which might also prove of use in cros:.ing. Both have bscn domesticated, but tbe experiment has not been car­ ried to practical utility. The oppor­ tunity to introduce the quagga as a hybrid or pure bred has almort been lost, as the anima! is either extinct or very scarce. The dauw is adapted to life on the plains and still roams in great herds north of the Orange river. -----------’t than the Giotto’s greatest advance in paint­ GREATEST MENACE TO FORESTS. ing was the rejection of the greenish.. - ' _ black color the Byzantine painters em­ Whoteaaie Deatractioa of Trm. ployed fur the human figure, and sub­ Thc extensive use of wood in uiakstituting the color of nature for the ing tho cheapest grades of paper offers faces and hands. one of the serious obstacles to forest The museum of antiquities at Dres­ preservation, says the Muladelphia den has come into possession of an in­ felegraph. In the last two or three teresting marble relief from Kome, which represents an anrient butcher shop, of oblong shape, and divided by a pillar into’two equal parts. A portrait, which is supposed to be day, have been built on the Hudlon of Robert Auchinuty. one of George Ill.’q jutlgex. in Boston, is still luinging in the supreme courtroom in that dity. The picture is the work of John Singleton Copley and bears the date of 1707. Mb. Burne-Jones, the r.ngllah artist, is engaged upon the interesting task of painting a portrait of Mr. Glad­ stone's youngest granddaughter, Doro­ thy Drew. This little blut-cyed maiden of three yean Is said to re­ semble the grandfather startlingly. A Greek peasant living on the island of <Fgina recently discovered a mag­ nificent statue buried in the ground, (upon which had been a small planta­ tion, and which he had cleared. The sttftue was sold to.a bric-a-brac dealer, who sent it to London, where it Inta jpst been bought by the British gov­ ernment for the sum of sixty-five hun­ dred pounds. BOOK LITTER. The sultan is establishing a public library in Constantinople. All the li­ braries of the mosques are to be trans­ ferred tn it The old Indiana homestead of the family of Mr. Janr-s Whitcomb Riley has been purchased by the poet as a permanent residence. The largest library in the world Is the Bibllotheque Ntrtionule, Paris, founded by Louis XI”. u contains 1.<90,000 vahimex pamphlets. 175 raanuscriptx 8W.0Q9 maps aad charts and IM.OOO coins anil madaU Da. Glxvkm Wkxdlu. IIulmrs ccle- 1 edr*, hoki and fasten it | -----------------------------1 TITLES OF OLDEN TIMES, j ... 7! ........................... Tki! rabshakeh mentioned in the । reralre - re.4 -ET*a»area -MaMM fit.re tlflre tiara A M. general. There are three khans—khiva, kborh° ■’“? ‘15 T tai» ot tlirir tamllie. back to th. Turkish invasion of Europe. *■•*•* ’ •• ,I A cu'rator was a Roman official in . various, departments of the public * ” service. The title nearly cor­ responds to our word superintendent NEWS NOTZS AND GDI i MARRIAGE RULES Let her meet him with a kiwi—Dot a frown. Let each realise the fact that they | Let the husband frequent his home, . Dot the club. | Let him assist her in beautifying the home. Let her not narrate Mrs. Next Door’s gossip. T , B I . L” ber not worr>’ hhn with . trou®‘es’ Lk3 him MPca,< wife—not yell i ““•Y” at lter! ^jKT her make home more pleasant club. | Let Iter sympathize with him in bust­ Bnu. ref, reran j Lkt him be as courteous after iukr*s before. Let his latchkey gather unto itself rust from disuse. | Lrr her dreas as tastefully for him as fur strangers. , | ' P*ndence uf tho UnlSTstetea. two states rheAdirondack, neighborhood Ni- I1 fro^,h^^r, j , agar. and the in ofSew d'iT2! 1his hl»cl. The barber derives rim title York, the territories of the K'ennebc- I n ? ,h “,word >»*». Androscoggin and I’enobacot rirera in 1 'were T«rooi originally Maine, tbe Fox riser rabe^f w^n ' ,------ ■ — — Uly on account i.m . .. J • ,ston of the unkemnt inrw«B.nn. or the unkempt appearance of their •in, the bill* of New Hampshire and beard and hair. s erraont and the natural gaa belt of iBdi.^ are the grealebt polp.produ°’ The Chicago Sunday Post ia authori­ tag regions ot the I nited State. ty for saying that Chicago has Mi mil­ About tlilny-lTe httmlred cords ol lionaires. 'Ilie men standing at the wood ttre required daily w, nnpplv the head of the list are Marshall Field and Phillip D. Armour, both of whom demand of the mill. y* are credited with fortunes amounting to >40,080,000. An EnjIUh mag-azine the other dxv fashTonable FANCIES. women to tell what they con wder thrlr pet arendon. Here m Among the ladies who own solid gold •ome ot the retired; j”“'r Mn- A,tor’ X, pEItAXlUM red hcngntiuc f r iv-Son bbek gcrtvua b« n fosbiopnl.; • fo-ak that will have a cheerful when the choeritye. dayre txf wi»jt» r < t ia GnANtTKand armnr*- weave, in two colors but not changeable, ar.- among the late Importtitibn-.. They ar*-in cheviot flnUb and an- oKeeeding'.v wft and pliable. LXATHTJk Shades gnhl. y. lfoWN nisr-ets. Mght olives and samphire.-swal­ low. peacock and drakes' neck this cn- among t!u- roost fa..hinaablc <- JAn of the Mxtson. Thuringia. Lower and Higher Alsace, Tfll. k!= „t Yl.mBn Bod MttB0,t '‘ style .... themselves ,— *I-----------------.----------------mourns and claim an . ancestry back to the time of Moham“ ‘ j The rabsaria mentioned in the sec­ ond book of Kings waa. an Assyrian ' military title, equivalent to brigadier I b°rh“B *** dre“Let her home mean love and rest— river, to fpod principally on the Adirondack furcate. The wood chiefly not strife and noise. u*ed is spruce, and the especially diaSINCE LAST WE MET. astrous effect, of the industry on the forests results not only from the ex­ The storm on the North Carolina treme demand for the lumber, but coast carried salt spray ten miles in­ from the fact that while the demand land. it especially for trees of thirty to It was the vogue st one time Ln Ven­ thirty-fire years growth, the young ice to gild the rolls of bread and the trees are also cut. in 1881 the capacity oysters on the supper table. The can­ of the pulp States dles were also with KAJ4U. gold. . . mills of the ---- United ----- -----------------------------—— — — coated »1UI wm about aerenty-two thoumnd ton, | Ro:-iso', Bcuca, the natural mounper annum. Tl>e preMat capacity U . Uln paua leading from Wuce Into ’'r.d'in'^bu (Spain through the Pyreneaa, ia wo i ? ! Ith ' ["n‘rltable growth the feet brood. 300 fret high and 10 feet indn-try has been accompanied by 1 long. there three dcrereble thinga: Increase I Tina rear I. era „» .a. , , . o' n>e IrUb A tonul lunch pulj." I ^"Maomon rut»iDX5r"-jan„., n onanan. ■’ skilled workman, although burdened, _"Tm >**ro» XATVMt>tt iHi,a.e . of » a flamfly ofseven ,J with wiw the »w support » w *•— xwyant• children, h»d the inteltlraaee ud ton­ ■■OufRovau *x» R>ua.r"-zMlu ’ tight to realixe the adrantage ot giv1 [ ing to there young member, of h!» z Taylor. } txmil, • training and eduratfcnzcrirel^xxn Ou, M*x"-JTOiiB„, K ,;b. ■ » ' tated to Improve iter condition in, FWW'f • , We. Partiyen thta account and part“Ou> Max F.txx,i-K,T^-Juh„ Qnito,. 7 I, becaare tf tba ha^er proaprete o» Adams. employment, the elder Mr. Greenhajge. ThX Lzttex OuxT-Su-ph.:, X when the .ubjret orthta riretohrraa ira D004IM. \ • GoUMMiTn or Awoucr -Wx^.x-. bl. teem, left England tor tbe UnM 1 Staten whmre he fbund empiopneM too Irving. M । ---------ami took- nphl* ro»l<tenoe in the aftjr ot ”Sn.VEB-Toxot;E!s On A Tor. 4u * deUITiUlips. . UMfi JWW fliwiluw efi MM* | ch“£to Ufe wsAer “TheIathet; (WGreenback.*," —Sal,. conditions almwr to thoao of most ; England boys o£good mtrtal sU “SCaOOEMARTEik 4.P Ol?U । ta“a™.enJ'v " , x mean*. He Noah Webster. Q"®1’" „ roa^T « , ***7*°?', vT*11’F*?** » . PARIS FASHION BITS. < its high school, and in 18W> entered Tabt.iers, teodcsauil ovenknb; area Harvard college. Three years later foregone cowchsKion. the death of his father forced him to Braidino M agahi in high mver on abandon his studies at Cambridge * Ind means of earning his ■kirta, redlngnt«-s. capea, sleeve* UvinE. He taught school for and bodices. BWhilC L served an apprenticeship New velvet Spanish Wr> . x>aTe | in a counting-room, and for some jackets we finish. .! with wsduug* of .; rf, months was connected with the creauxolored guipure. . ■----------*-------. '• commissary department of the United French derigners use ml and <rrrea । states State* army army in in the the military military departdepartshot velvet to trim brown !»cngaline, msnt of North Carolina. During the c he tint and Scotch tweed gowns ’ period between 18Bi, when he left collhy» serge, camel’s hair or sacking I hge, and 1865, when he was admitted dresses are combined with black u sto the Middlesex bar,such leisure time tervd silk and trimin<-<l with many aa he had at his disposal was occupied tows of very narrow y t gin«p Ham Childs. FREDEDn.- T. ORKKNHALOR. OOYERXORKLXXre OF MASSACHUEETTB. with the study of the law. and his ad­ mittance to the prof salon under these circumstances indicated on his part ex­ ceptions! aptitude and intelligence. His personal inclinations led him to turn to political life, and from 186A when elected a member of the common council of Lowell, up to the present lie has been for the greater part of the time the holder o.f mriaux publie offices. These inclndod, by a natural progression, the school committee, the mayoralty of Lowell, membership in the legislature, the civ solicitorship and membership in the United States house of reprMentativcs. In addition, dbd in spite of his poJitica] activity. Mr. Grecnhslgc has zealously followed hh profession, and in this lias made fsr himself a well-deserved though josaibly rircumscribed reputation, his law practice bringing iu to him a flbod Inoome. As a political orator Mr. Greenhalge holds a high rank—a fact brought into prominence during his service in the Fifty-first coogrena, when, as a member of the committee on elections, he was called upon to present to the house, on behalf of his republican associates a number of im­ portant contested election cases.a serv­ ice that he performed with a readiness and eloquence which won for him at the time a national recognition. Pos­ sessed of a pleasing voice, a ready com mand of idiomatic English and highly developed powers of imagination, Mr. Greenhalgc Is a speaker whose popu­ larity fe readily acknowledged even bv those of opposing political convictions. Tlieae aptitudes are at times somewhat treacherous, in that they have led him now and again to make statements which a less impulsive and readv poli­ tician would have refrained from mak­ ing. However, this very fire and in­ tensity of mind la tbe characteristic that has gained for him so large a de­ gree of popularity among the repub­ licans of hit state, and he has perhaps no more than others the defects of hfe, virtnea. Mr. Greenhalgc waa married in 1872 to Isabella Nesmith, whose fa­ ther hail formerly been a lieutenant M****«*tVi. He has three children, a daughter and two sons, one of the latter now a stu­ dent at Andover. Musk Mr. Green- been identified there uith a number ot •octal, literar, »nd cirarltoble undere takings. In conferring upon Mgr flmtririt hU 4E?ATS. PBBBWENT GAf.nr.ED’.. f:n.............. .. tor has boon diritl «1 up int» bu:Mmg lot*. Thp land boom nnd thchwtorin^ site often vomo ip to I conflict. > PintoWEXT Carnot hn*. t « t-'i French army. But the Gerrian :nperor seems to thin!; tint ho is :ht» only mau iu the wprl l tliat .-in-Icrit np brown. Bumarck has sold-, hi* eu- :t, <‘ur a large sum. the coaili’.i-ci l»oiug that they are to be published immc iiat. ly after his death. This is a bit of in­ telligence that will make stpurm I’atti has l>ecn admitting her pct wmknt'Mscs, which; inelu I among novelists, lion rTi l!*poets, and cntcrtuiyiing fi< • favorite p^sthuc.br.t sir- saitl nc.* :• v.»nl about her hobby for |farewvii t.eir-- King Bint.tsxcr. of Dahrwacy. r. • •: tly sent lo.tSnglaad. b.v •vnr of i.n\s»x a cable nies^ag? on w!»i \r '.a nearly fifteen hundred doll < if the cable company proj^eriy •ullivates ••Old Benxin1.-” it will lw» enabled to de­ clare extra dividends. A LITTLE VARIETY. The little toe it said to bo disaiipeat4ing from tho human foot A Philadelphia medical paper says that city noiws produce disease r ! The value of ('anada’s fisheries yield last year Is announced as $13,941,171. Ix Blackston?'* time 159 offenses wore punishable ia England by death: ■ It is usually considered that an adult should drink a bunt three pints of liquid a day. Tin: prince of Walks has seventeen .brothcrs-in-law. sixteen unclc< < ixtr seven cousins and fifty-seven qephras and aieseA Tnr. second son of the arvhbi ui 'p of Canterbury has achieved considerable success with a noyel entitled "DoJof* dealing with fashionable society. Tex Groom (very wealthy;—”Why did yuu marry an ordinary chap liki me^ The Bride—r! haven't thriightost klca: mamma manegcvl th» whole afiair.”—Life's 'Calendar. MORTGAGE SALE. made in the psjihru) tersst, due upon a <>;•'r Edward Smith and KdIIS. to Elm ini R Kern KeWuof Hicht^b lbw A. D.18M, in !!t*r r5s.'4s; asi-.si . • •’TV,' _ _ llectaMr, at the option of the M part,” and mon* tuns elapsed since Mid tm* due. and no part nf IM tpal of said mortcage aecoudpurty under the op ®rtE«EP hsreby dedare* tM cage. *nd •» MteuBtat thU eight hundred Vi; and I been 1 hr said more roa Friday th® boar ol ■MW*' � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-01-11.pdf 6057fb45d6363b7cebacee8a1d9012c0 PDF Text Text TAs tost Advartistngmsdiwa tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, klCH, JANUARY. 11 1894. HORRIBLE MURDER! Lerou Rogers Found Murder­ ed and Terrlblu Mutilated at Ids Home In Rut­ land Township. DETAILS OF THE AWFUL AFFAIR ARE SICK­ ENING. If you want a Cutters,Bob Sleigh Robes or Blankets, Stoves, Hardware of any kind call on, IRA VAN, The Hardware Man. UNION BLOCK, HASTINGS, MICH. There is Certain Evidence that a Struaole Between the two Men Took Place.* N8 FAIL OF RESULTS THEN THE MURDERER OF LEROYROfoER’S PROBABLY WILL NEVER BE KNOWN. Sunday afternoon thto elty was thrown into something of a state 'of excitement! by the report that a murder had been commit­ ted in Rutland and the report proved to be only too true. Leroy Rogers, an old man 63 years of age was cruelly and brutally murdered In his own .home, tbe fiendish murderer not being content With shooting his victim four times, any one of which shots would have produced death, but added horrible butchery to his bieody crime. In order that our readers might better understand the entire situation the Bau­ mer had the scene of tbe crime photo­ graphed by Photographer Bays, and we present in this issue a splendid pictnre at the house together with one of tbe mur­ dered man showing one of his wounds. Scene of The Crime. Leroy Rogers lived all alone In a little log house about eight miles west of this city. To reach the place the usual route is to take the first turn to tbe left after passing “Aunt Rhoda Wilcox” farm in Rutland, go south about 80 rods then turn to the right. After turning to the right Leroy Rogers house Is about 80 or 100 rods distant on the south side of tbe road, the highway running in a south-westerly direction and the house “setting squarely” Do You Save Your Dimes ? YES! WELL, WE CAN SAVE YOU DOLLARS! Hard times have affected us as well as you. And money we must have! And to get it we have A number of pairs of Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, that we wish to close out and you can save quite a little by looking over these goods before you buy. Call and see us at fit The Little Red Front Store. woollen & Bronson. FREE! FREE! Don’t forget to aek for the Merchants’ BENEFIT SILVER SCRIP CONSUMERS TAKE NOTICE That for every Cash Purchase of ONE DOLLAR from any merchant whose name appears below entitles you to a 5 Per Cent. Scrip which they will aocept as Five Cents on every ca?h purchase of One Dollar, and take SPECIAL NOTICE that the merchants who belong to this Association are the most wide awake and keep the best selected stock of goods, and their prices are the LOWEST. JULIUS RUSSELL, Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancy Goods. R. K. GRANT, Clothing. W. H. SPENCE, Boots and Shoes. ARCHIE McCOY, Furniture. JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler. S. M. FOWLER, D. D. 8. !■.!• , ,, j W. H. MYERS, Harness. HUFFMAN BROS., Hardware. D. H. BAYS. Photographer. ’ WICKS A SPENCE, Groceries. Tycoon Tea onr Specialty. FRED L HEATH, Druggist Bnyjrour Cigan of him and get your money back in Silver Serip. . with the road. Tbe house is a two-story log structure 20 feet long by 16 feet wide on the out­ side, the long way of the bouse facing the road. Tho house has a commanding posi­ tion. being on a small hill or rl^e of ground about 12 rods back from the Toad. It b* in plain view from Cnas. Franchco’s who lives about 60 rods northeast; E. B. Rogers, (brother of the murdered man) who lives about 100 rods southwest, and B. IL Dunnings who lives about 80 rods west. All three of the above named live within plain sight of tbe victim’s house and tbe mystery is all the deeper because the crime was committed in broad day­ light and yet do cue was seen to leave the bouse. To the south of the bouse and and across the highway is a dense growth of underbrush,'and still further on is a big swamp. Back of the bouse to the north and about 80 or 100 rods distant Is a big piece of woods. No one was seen on that morning leaving the bouse and going northward to the woods, nor wa s anyone seen leaving tbe house to go south to­ wards the swamp. * And even had they been seen near tbe bouse it would have aroused no suspicion in the minds of the neighbors, because some of the boys of the neighborhood often go near there banting expeditions and especially Sundays, be described later. The two men hunted or the ■nTderer might have slept on the for some clue outside of tbe bouse, but cot bed In the large room. There was no none could be found, not even tracka that appearance of any one having slept on It, the aaaaasin had made in leaving tba but 1b proven that the murderer stayed in premises. The weather even aeerns to tbe house for a considerable length of have conspired with the criminal in assist­ time, probably In the neigh boroood of ing him to cover up all evidence leading half an hour, after he committed the to his identity, for between the time of murder as win be shown later on, and the commission, of the murder and tbe during that time might have, and certaindiscovery, a flurry ot snow had oome to cover up all traces on the outside. The probability is that the murderer went across the road to the marsh and followed around tbe edge of it Tracks were found leading around the edge of tbe marsh and they were evidently made by someone walking very rapidly. They were traced to a field and there lost What might controvert this supposition however 4s the statement of Chas. Fran­ cisco living about 60 rode north east who says that about 8 or 9 o’clock Sunday morn’ng be saw a man going by his place on the run, and what particularly attract­ ed his attention was tbe fact that the mao was running. Two of Mr. Francisco’s children also claim to have seen him and confirm the statement of their father, But of this phase of the case we will deal more fully later on. ly would have, covered up all traces that would go to show any previous acquain­ tance with the victim. It does not look as though the man who did the murder went there for that purpose. It seems THK iK-miOR OF THE El OUSE. rather to have been some one with whom Oar readers can see from the cut below tbe old gentleman was acquainted and how the house appears from the outside. the location of tbe wounds and the posi­ In order that the interior of tbe house tion of the blood spots show that it was may be better understood we make the not probably done by any one bent upon following diagram;— murder or they would never have let the old gentleman take tbe time that be must have consumed in getting bis revolver from under bls pillow but would have killed him in his bedroom. The old gen­ ROOM A tleman was very set In his ways, was quick tempered, and very strong for one of his age. It seems probable that be and ROOM B tbe murderer became involved in a discussion of some character or other. One Word led to another, both became angry and came to blows, and poeslbly In self defense the murderer dealt tbe old ntan a heavy blow with a stick of limb ROOM C wood, of which there were a good many In the wood box near the stove, causing tbe Hack and blue spot high on the forehead ot the murdered man as can be seen In tbe picture. The blow was a vbry hard one Room A. Mdn room uwd as sitting room, dining room and kitchen. Size, about ISxH but did not fracture the skull and would not have caused death, but did no doubt Boom B. Bod room. size, about 7x10 feet, tbe bead of the bed being at “4.” cause great bleeding at tbe nostrils and Boom C. Lean to, size about 12x20 feet, r*od possibly from tbe mouth and left him in for wood shed. Tbe three W’s” represent windows. a'semi-conscious condition. After befog Tbe five “X’a” represent doors. 1. Location of stove In main room. struck ou the head he evidently got away X “ “ table “ ” ’’ from hia antagcnlM. and went Into ids 3. Where bodv wae found, his head being under a shell tbit projected from ba-»c of win­ bed room to get his revolver, which bedow at “W.’’ kept under his pillow at “4” (see dla4. Head of bed upon which deerased slept. 6. A amah table near head ofWed. Jb paper gram). When be reached tbe head of on this table was covered with blood. 6. A pool ot blood on floor made evidently, tiie bed he was bleeding profusely from after tbe old gentleman bad been struck the first blow on tbe head, and while he was bunt the nostrils and the blood ran all over the Ing for his revolver which be always kept un­ bed clothes and upon the floor. In der pillow at the head of bed. '’4." 7. Anotiier pool ot blood and large space on floor where blood was scattered around, as if tempting to reach tinder the pillow to get tils revolver he got his hand inside of the the old gentleman had been attacked there. ?. Probable posltloa of murderer before reaching In and grabbing revo,ver from the pillow case Instead of under it, as the in- Rogers, victim’s abdomen. two Inches back of the lower portion ef the same ear. A forth abet was fired through the lower portion of the left ear. After receiving there shots tbe victim foil forward to “I” his head going under a little shelf that projects out from tbe win. dow about 16 inches. A fourth bullet hole was discovered Tuesday that the murderer bad fired into bis victims’ bead. This was probably done after be had fal­ len down as the revolver’s muzxel was placed eloae to tbe ear and tbe ban took an upward course. After tbe old man had fallen the mur­ derer commenced his devilish work with the ax and for the time being all the evi­ dences of humanity left him and he be­ came the hellish fiend who delights In blood thirsty work. Tbe shelf under which the murdered man’s bead lay was about two fee( above the floor. Th* fieod slezing the sjygd raising it as high as be »e projecting shelf, 4c going about IX struck f k man's neck. Net inches■ demon must have satisfied -­ turned® tbe muS fRmd from his body hand blow, the blade with a M of tbe ax striking just below tbe left ear, cutting off tbe Atlas of tbe spinal column, being that part upon which tbe head rests, severing the jugular vein, cutting off tbe left jaw bone, the edge of the ax stopping in the roof of the mouth of tba dead man. From this a big stream of blood spurted upon tbe wall back of tba stove several foet to the right It would seem as it this devellah climax of tbe brute’s Inhuman work would fully satisfy bl» blood craving appetite but It did not. Taking tbe butt of the ax be . crushed in the skull of the murdered man above tbe right eye which is shown la tbe picture, sending a stream of blood and brains against the under side of tbe suelf by tbe window. This blow was probably the next to the last one delivered, the last one being the one that nearly severed the bead. When found he was laying on hie right side, with right arm bent and left *w?.<hr<?WB ^ck' How **-*long —“ tbe — perpetrator of the awful deed stayed In the bouse is not known, bleeding man who stood tn a semi-conscious condition at *7.” S. Where tbe murderer placed the bloody ax after committing the awful crime. is. riioboard. i 1. Rlalrway leading upstairs. ix PoeUlMof cot bed with bead toward Whoever committed the revolting crime certainly Itad a bard struggle with the old gentleman in “Room A.” The front of tbe stove,, which was a large one, was shaved .toward the south about a foot: tbe ash pan wu tipped over and rolled from the stove to the door leading to “Room C.” and from there was kicked When be came by the bam, which was toward the front of the house. Ashes locked-^ftstock acted as if they had not were strfiflMMttr the floor and there beMsfinkAgid ho could see no' tracks were ogfl^^Mfeof a struggle in the where til hither liad been out around. TuroififiMfliard the house he saw that the Theory. curtjfflHBRe down, no smoke coming There areWeral theories advanced as from the pipe and he could hear no noises The most from within. Be tried tbe front door and to whom was tbe murderer. probable theory la that It was some one that knew him well. It seems certain that it must have been someone will, whom the old gentleman was acquainted. Had it been otherwise it would have been impossible to have gained admission to blood and at cmoe knew there had been tbe bouse, without breaking In, as be was foul play. Be at coco left the bouse and very particular about totting anyone fowent to Chas. Francisco’s, eroaaed him. side, even the imroed’ite neighbors with uid together tbe, weal Leek to the hoeM whom be was acquainted. It la asserted Mri (Siag I, found that ■ berrihta crime by some that the man wbo did the killing was surprised to find that it was uDloeked. Opening tbe doo. be saw bis brother’s body on tbe floor on the other side of the stove. Be first thought that bis brother might have bad a fit bet taking a step further into the room saw a Mg pool of ofbUtod Coroner Woodmansee was present late Sunday afternoon and bekl an inquest. At that time tbe murdered man was cov­ ered with blood frwm bead to foot and It was supposed at that time that tbe two gashes made with the ax were tbe cause of death. When washing the body tbe next |Slde of the pillow case Is alt blood. After getting tbe weapon the old gentleman !stood in a dazed condition at tbe head of day three pistol wounds were discovered. Itbe bed. with head drooping forward ye Tuesday afternoon the fourth bullet there was a large pool of Wood at “6" wound was found besides the extra gash । and also on a paper on tbe stand at “5” (see diagram). After some time- he most straight np and down the neck and managed to stagger forward to “7”—omly* penetrating about au inch and a half. a couple of steps’from “8.” At “7” he must Who Was the Mak. have stood for some time, fudging by tbe pool of blood on the floor. Bad it been in conversation, H B. Dunning, wbe anyone Intent upon murder and robbery lives about a quarter of a mile west ot tbe ba would have followed the old man into scene of tbe murder, says that between 8 the bedroom and quickly dispatched him, and p o’clock he saw a rather tall, slim but such was not done. The blood an man, who walked quite rapidly, and with the floor tells plainly that the old getitle- hh» bead leaned forward, walk from the mau must have been in his bed room for bam of tbe victim towards kts house with quite a long while. While be was in something across bls shoulder. Mr. JX there tbe man who dealt the Wow no doubt commenced to reflect upon what he time, but owing to tbe fact bad done, and.' judging from the sounds fence l» between 'tin Mid the 1 and moans that the old man made be­ lieved that be had dealt him a fatal blow. victim’* bouse he eocld not t he went into the bouse or noL Thoughts of tbe possible exposure for the ning is Mekly and not able to I moment made him frantic and knowing that ‘dead men tell do tales" instantly re­ Dunning solved to make a finish of tbe awful wurk. Tbe ibooUns aad bortWIe haKlloi ended BldutotS, n compares favorably with the wont ot Uw bloody crises While the old afttwwf al **7*’aaat 1 but it is known that the fiend staved there for quite a length of time. After tbe blood from the various wounds had be­ come clotted on the floor and in the hair of the murdered man the body was pulled to tbe east a couple of feet. It being easily discerned where the bead and arm was dragged through the clotted blood. What it was done for is not known, nof can It be. Conos*a*8 IxqUKST. rrt»tC 6 The House in Which the Munier was Committed bad been committed. The marker U anted by a deyree M bntaUty that M the first abet lute the other doors were found -favtoned. Possi­ bly he left while It was snowing hard, and for this reajon was not seen leaving tbe premises. Probably not to exeeed twe hours elapsed between the time of the exit of the murderer and tbe discovery and it seems strange that no better trace ef him could be found. tbe brother of tho victim to be the discoverer of tbe awful crims. It will be remember­ ed that the brother lived south west and Chas, Francisco north east of the murder­ ed man's bouse, which was about in a straight line between the two boueee, and in going from E. B. Roger's to Francisco's It was the custom to go through Leroy Rogers’ yard and near his house. E. B. Rogers had borrowed Chas. Francisco’s sausage grinder and was returning it Sun­ day morning. It being kbout 11 o’clock when he reached his brother's house. “7.” Giving way to all the brutal testiocts of bis nature tbe murderer flrod surmised. After doing his bloody work tbe murderer must bare washed himself, as there was no blood on tbe door latches, and it Is certain that there was blood on the murderer’s hands for the reason that the ax belve is covered with blood. The murderer left by tbe front door, as the Thx Murder DiecovEiucp It fell to the lot'of E. B. The Mvrderkd Max. er Mood, to null! that held the weepea, i - �Hastings Banner. Thursday, J«n-n. BOOK SUOS.. rropn««or*- MICHIGAN state NEW&'I THOMAS & MASTJM. For Thvfr Ixpr^aat Thnmaa S Martin who has dflteted Tbe family annex to tbe Mtehtyan I Tbomaa viriinlana Oen Flta ___ waa flMliaated at Grand ™>e \ irgtnians r*v IUPldXrot™ JTue^t^Ht'h "h^I taUte’uS'tld exception*. address of welcome, the response be- , men in Virginia nolling made by Hon. T. D. Gilbert. The . “Ofit unassuming men in \ irginm According to a Chicago Post corre­ spondent Mrs. Henry Ward Beeeber tea small, stooping woman with a Ing was pendent women Iwme --------------•-----red brick and ana ^t te a handsome red brick and stone building In the Romanesque styte. *nd coat 815.000- Every room has been furnished by tho various Grand Army poets and Women's Relief Corps ' Uu<h«J at d.. rite Httyh for tbe United of the state. The circuit judges effected a perman­ ent organization in Lansing to be known as the “Association of Michi­ gan," and to include in its membership judges of the supreme, circuit and mu­ •Alw rwn MO ar tauiu. MM. “II nicipal courW of record. Fred J. Rue­ sere tai physicians. Not cm oould sell, of Hart, was elected president; S. ■etoariy diagnose my ease aud their medicine B. Daball, of St Johns, vice president; foDri to five reltet I commenced to taka and J. B. Moor, of Lapeer, secretary waro!i*M Sarannarllla- From au all run down SSBaolb^e teen restoiwd to good taalth. and treasurer. The standing committee on rules was Instructed to prepare a code of uniform rules to govern all the courts of record in the state as far as pructicablei A committee on legisla­ icn:° tion was appointed to simplify and per­ Oafom. Waratara^WU fect laws. Mood's Pills rur® Liver Ills, Bick. Headfadigratton. Try a box. 25c. All Run Down Hood’s’iss’Cures s» V THOMAS S. BAHTIN. States bcnatorshlp. But the foot is that, while Lee relied fori success upon his illustrious name and great popu­ larity, Martin was backed by the most perfect organization ever known in the south. Mr. Martin was born in Scottsville, in Albemarle county. Va. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia. Since graduation he baa pursued the practice of law and is at present the counsel for the Chesapeake & Ohio rail­ road. He is forty-six years old. In personal appearance he te a fine look­ ing man. He te of about medium height and weighs probably 150 pounds. He te a bachelor. In the presence of ladies he is said to be near­ ly as diffident as a schoolboy. In hia dealings with men, however, he has shown himself to be a far-sighted, practical man of affairs, and. as a poli­ tician. there are few in the state who are shrewder. He is worth about 8100,000. made mostly from hte law practice. He has never yet held pub­ lic office. He has been on the democratic ex­ ecutive committee for the past ten years. He was a member of that body in the memorable campaign of 18riJ. in which Mahone was defratix!. When Senator John W. Daniel run against Riddlebcrger fora seat in tbe United States senate Mr. Martin was the former's chief manager. l-'poD the death of Senator John S. Barbour, in the summer of 189-3. Mr. Martin at once became a candidate for the senator­ ship. He has worked ever since with untiring effort to accomplish the vic­ tory he has gained. Mrs. Eliza Searles. an inmate of the PROBATE OBDETL bounty poorhouse at Decatur, died re­ -bcste ot M chlicwi. Cocnij of Ham. m. cently. and a search of her effects re­ At a sewlou ol the Probate Court, fot «ae eminty ot Barrj holdcn al the sulted in finding 1750 in money and rrebate office. In the »hty ot Hutlnp, In promissory notes to the amount of aaM tXMtoty. on Pndejr the «h day of •1.400. The otd lady had been acounty neeecaber lu the rear one thousand eight hun­ charge for some years previous to her d red and uforty three. . Prwect. Charter W. Armstrong, Judge of removal to the poorhouse a year ago. of the estate of Joshua The county will collect tho notes, and In tbe matter B. Sail. DeemWtf. after reimbursing itself for her cure duly verlOB reading mid Sling ld deceased from the discovered funds will turn fled ofCtoaM HUI. J |ated. that the balance over to the woman’s relaera for reas hnade by ■ as order or thia coort detri r^’lMJSffi Health In Michigan. respect'ive rights 1herein, j During the week ended on December Triday tho ' 30 reports sent in by fifty-three observ­ o'clock In rtb day of Janusry A. ers in various portions of tho state to the state board of health Indicated that diarrhea decreased in area of preva­ g mid court. il;rt> to be boJden st the Probate lence. Typhoid fevflfc wan reported at -rtBee. iu tbe elty of Barfing#, lu raid County, and show enure. If &n> then- lw-. why the prayer nineteen places, diphtheria at eighteen, the netltlouer may not te granted. Ado It measles at six and scarlet fever at thir­ .»further ordered, that said pvtltlouer give do Gee to the persona Interested In Mid estate, of ty-five places. thrirtTdency of raid ped don and tbe hearing Rvaldeatu for Noway <o County. thereof by causing a ropy <d this order to be pcbUrf rd In tbe Hailing* Bannxb. a news­ In a few days there will be a general paper printed and circulated tn raid County sfMrir. on* 1“ mrii wrek for three sueeeraive exodus of Hollander families from wetos previous to said day of bearing. Grand Rapids. Dr. Veenboer has bought Ch \s. W. Akmstbunu, a large tract of land in Newaygo coun­ Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) ty, and is selling and renting it to Hol­ landers who are out of work. They RHEttIFF’S SALK. can go to the nod* land and make good Notice is tereb> riven that by virtue of a livings, an^^roady over fifty families w rit of Fieri Facias IhmhxI out uf and under the •sen! ot the Circuit Court for the County of have arranged to go. Harry and State of Mie hl gon, to me directed and dellven d and against tbe fond» and chattic*. lattes and tentujctl* ol Triphena Good­ en eugh.in the county ot Bprry and tn favor By the death of an aunt in California at Horace IYe Hire and Sbr>. 1 did on tbe (wenty-Mnth ilaj of June. A. D.. 1W3. Irvyupon Patrick Fitzgerald, formerly of Grand and *t«r and taae all the right, title and Interest Rapids, ha**., fallen heir to a fortune PRESIDENT HARPER. of the raid Triphena <-CKHi<-nough In and to estimated at fl,30:),000. He was work­ thefollov. mg derf-nbt-d real estate situated In the township of Irving. Barry County. Michi­ ing in Grand Rapids when last heard gan, to-wlt. the north east quarter (k) from, but hte present whereabouts were •1 (he north cast quarter («<] and the west William Rainey Harper, president ci b*u (H) of the north west quarter <U> of unknown. He has brothers and sisters the Chicago university. although not sec tweuly-flvr (25) township four (4) north of at West Superior. Win. range wine (fli west nod the east half (4) of the’ yet forty years of age, Is repnted tube u4i hsir half‘4) S)of the north east quarter (H) of > or Mi* one of the foremost scholars of the *cc thirty-six <36} town-hip four 14] [4] north north ------range e {»; west. ai.M> the following described lands Louis Paquet, alius Byers, who waa world. Aside from deep learning, he be township of Carlton, north west quarter ,4j ot tbe north we-t quarter il kl to I of sec tl_„„ thirty taken to Kalamazoo from Crawfords­ is the possessor of what one of his ad­ ;3M township four {4] north range eight la] west ville, Ind., on charge of cashing a mirers baa colled a “great business and see th cast quarter (»41 of south east quartcrfklofsec twenty seven [SI] township four forged check for f843 at the Home sav­ head.” He camo to Chicago from Yale '4] north range elgbriBl west and west half i ings bank last June, waived examina­ university, where he was in charge of n( south west quarter i k] of see twenty-six [2s] tion in the recorder’s court and was the-department of oriental literature. townshtp four (41 north of range eight west all of which 1 shall expose for sale at eld to the February term of the cir- Previous to that he occupied the chair pobltc auction or vendue to me highest b’dder cuifcourt in 82.003 bail of Hebrew nt the theological seminary as the law directs at tbe north frost door ol the Court bou.se lu the city of A Ludtagton youth of 6 years went at Morgan Park where he revolution­ Haotincs’ In said county of Barry and into a closed to find aocnething, lighted ized the study of that and other Semitie locate oi Michigan, (that being tbe place where tbe Circuit Court for the said County ot Barry. a match, found it, and then retired. State of Mkbkraa U holden) on the mh day of The fire that followed caused a loss of February, A. r>.. l«H. at one o’clock In the al•1.500. ternoofl of that day. Dated at the cltr ot Baitings, this 13th day of The new masonic temple at Grand December. A.D.,1893. Ledge will be dedicated on Washing PHJI.tr W. BURGKM. Under Sheriff. ton's birthday. Jacob Kopp, a Grand Rapids German, NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT committed suicide at Belding by han^ tttateof Michigan. ing. la M- Circuit Court for the County of Barry. The Ashland furnace at Ironwood has closed down, throwing 600 men out of Boa Bare ' employment. Notice is hereby given test oa tbe 2nd day of During a drunken quarrel at Bagley, Noveasber A. D. 1993 a Witt of Attachment was duly tasutd out of the Circuit Court for the Jim McKinney shot and killed a map •CBaaQr of Barry, at the suit ot Harsh J. Bare, tbs above named PUIatlC. against the tends by the name of Jim Patterson. The twenty-third annual meeting of the State Horticultural society was wrestle on the 14th dm of November i w. held at Lawton. !>«<»<, thte rrtb dxy or Novmber A. D. 1883. An unknown man, who had said he ribUlp T. Ootarove. Atlorsey for Plaintiff. was from Jackson, waa found frozen to WJ !L HARPER, PBKSIKRNT OF CH1CABO death on the road uear Cambridge Junc­ fNIVEHHITV. MORTGAGE SALE. tion. He had been drinking. Data* having been <nadektn the conditions Menominee has been gaining in pop­ tongues, it might well be said. Id the i a certain mortgage executed by Edwin a. Wbub and Lyman W. Aldrich and Marr ulation very rapidly, and now claims a w|iole world. He te a native of Ohio. I. AKMch. wife ot the said Lyman W. Aldrich, • DayM C. Eycle*hjrm-r, dated the aeveateen'h population of 16,000. making it the Ilf brought to hte important service to the western metropolis a remarkable H ot November 1H»». recorded the eighteenth largest city in the upper peninsula. Kalamazoo has a “Jack the Hugger” capacity for work, a well-balanced mt, 1 M3 aud more than thirty davs who devotes hte attentions to ladies hrtad, a warm heart and an enthusiasm lamed sixer raid intereat became dn* going home from prayer meeting. which is unlimitedland Inspiring. He able and the same remaining unpaid .raid David C. Kjclesbynxw having It must be a hard winter for the is president and head profceaor of the o deciare'tbe whole mount BztedpM rent secured ny said tnortrage toe and ruffled grouse in Chippewa county. mrauMt to the. terms ana conditions of Over 5,000 of them have been sent to Upge aud on which said BtorteMe there market from the S.k> already. Harper, and Prof. Ira M. Price.‘ from the date hereof pruirlpal andTnterwit. the Morgan I’ark faculty, are a*-?<<eiata luratid seven hundred and thirty four Ciipt 8. B. Grummond. ex-mayor of ■ doHarstiutlce u hereby riven tn at Detroit and a wealthy vessel owner, prbfeasors in this department. »<*< xhe powtyf of uie In. said mortgXEe died at hte home in that city, aged <W years. Red-haired people have found an The pension office in Washington has ardent apologist in a physiologist who decided that it no longer has a right to ^aaprlltea red hair to a superabundance u tb>* township of Hw and State at Michigan withhold the pension of Judge Long, of'lron in 1.. the blood, Red-haired peohalf of the south west of Michigan, and has directed that he pie are. as a rule, we are told. more again be placed on the pension rolls. vigorous, more robust and more in* The sunual reunion of the Mxth tcD -a in -.heir ernoJu ml than those taMSrUw fllkk or of a lew excepting and ro Michigan cavalry was held at Grand wkotA’ hair knan ’ eser- pt v«M£Mg ^Dto<* reason .. through »aM tends Rapids. . araveywl to the Chtcaao, Kalamazoo Robberies have become of such fre« which makes tKiHRH| HMiV-u causes r Kidlwsy Company, the saaa being Mfctirity and quent occurrence at Port Huron that this escenri of ___ ___ life. A_ the entire police force te kept pn th < overflowing of beaJM0l_Bnmal sonciros rukikg ciaikh. streets until people have gone horns aud to bed. Donald Kennedy, one of the most no­ torious opium smugglers in the coun­ try, was arrested in Detroit by United Rlatea Inspector Carter, ft was said he had defrauded the government out at about »7i,wri. . “supcrabumlauct! of iron" in the blood, aeborclhig to this theory, is a gno«l thing, especially when, as the writer asserts, it renders the skin more deli­ cately white and makes it more liable to freckleflvith the boat of the sum A dark-haired pen-on rarely freckles, the anoe indicates great age. Her vote ia extremely weak and she coughs fre* quaotly, but her hearing la not im­ paired. and she converees with rare animation and intelligence. When she spealpi of her famoua husband her aged face, in which there is hardly a semblance left of her former look* and expression, lights up as if transfigured. She frequently refers to Mr. Beecher as “Henry,” and tbe contrast in her face as she speaks of him and of others is something tq remember for a lifetime. The correspondent first asked Mrs. Beecher regarding herself, her occu­ pations, more especially her. literary work, and her health. To the latter inquiry the aged and widely known woman made replies w^lch spoke eloquently of the Puritan ancestry which went before. She ia a native of Massachusetts. “I don’t believe in giving up," she said. “In my estimation -bed *te no ’ ‘ " *folk, “ It only makes place for sick have a doctor, them worse. ’I rarely . although I suppose 1. am ailing all the time in reality if I only stopped to think about it. Giving up to one’s ail­ ments only makes matters wretched for everybody—a sort of general gloom-producer, one might say. Even when I was a little girl I never told anybody when J felt ill. My father was a doctor and he used to take on hte knee sometimes and surprise mot hex by telling her that I had a fever and order me sent to bed, but I never went. A short time ago I went to Seattle to visit my baby boy, now thirty-nine years old. who te in charge of a revceue cutter there. My children Amiss Halve, sad Me lac la round and orders very numerous la rat iUtahn aato waish rsmaia regarding <»te. Iwl the reports re­ taliates. Ml la the United liabilities •md as.na.siu is •turns also swell tbe MANY NEEDY VETERANS. Washington, Jan. 8. —tx>mmisnioner Lochren te daily receiving sn un­ precedented number of applica­ tions to have pension claims made special by reason of the fact that the claimants are in distressed circumstances and in urgent need of help. Never before in tho history of the office has there been so much suf­ fering among old aokitara, and the oommiaaioner is doiag hte utmost to relieve them. Eyery con that roircs to hia attention is uiada special, aud if it be found that the claim is a good one. it ia immediately allowed. Many cases have been taken out of their reg­ ular turn, examined nod allowed within forty-eight hours. A NOTED WOMAN’ GONE. miu. hen nr wakd bekchitr. ware greatly alarmed for my safety on that journey, but 1 laughed at their fears. Why. that was the easiest duty I've had to perform iu a long time— just sitting still and doing nothing but a little reading aud writing all the seven days of the journey." When asked about her literary work Mrs. Beecher said it had languished sadly of late. She had lost 81,000 for matter written for certain publishers last summer. She thought it was no fault of theirs, but that the general financial depression had made it impos­ sible for them to pay her for her work. She said for the same reason* she had had tp relinquish editorial charge of the home department of Godey’s Lady's Book. “Do you contemplate writing any­ thing more, Mrs. Beecher?" •‘I hardly think at my time of life I shall, although there is one thing that would really be a labor of love to mo. I would like to take the reminiscences that J wrote for the . Ladies' Home Journal last year and combine them with a work which I would entitle •Mr. Beecher as a Man.’ We have pub­ lished quite enough about him as a public man, but he had a better self than eved that excellent one vvjiich the world knew. Hte private life was as purely ideal as the warmest fancy can portray. He has always appealed to me in the same light as the Saviour's. In almost fifty years of married life I never had an unkind word from my husband. I had my awn opinions often —pretty positive ones they were, too —which he didn’t like to have me express in the presence of other*, but which, nevertheless. I often did, notwithstanding hte mild look of re­ proof. I wrote all his letters, man­ aged all his church fairs, received all hte oaliers—in abort, did a thousand and one things in order to spare hia time ami save his strength for the high preasureTevel at which he always lived, i had the handling of all hte money—I even drew hia salary, tho checks of which were made out to me at bis request. Evexi the farm at .Poughkeepsie was under my charge, although Mr. Beecher, who was a thor­ ough agriculturist, did steal time to give his own instructions about the sowing end the reaping, the planting aud the honest, and this was only be­ es um- I happened not to be a practical " farmer. Yon see we feU- ui love so early in life that it wafl^B | natural that w should of the other. When v.-e^^^^H^gaged Mr. Beecher wus :,<>venW(^^ear.i old rind I wa«. 'eighteen. We maintained this engagument for seven years. You have heard, I suppose, of our early tdrugjries in Lawrenceville, Ind., where we lived on $300 a .rear and I tool: In newlng to help things along?" knocknl th. IbrrrfoT.. ar. Having the needed merit to more than make good all tbe advertising claimed for them, tbe following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. Kings New Discovery, for consumption, coughs colds, each bottle guaranteed—Electric Bitters, tbe great remedy for liver stom­ ach and kidneys. Boehlens Arnica Salve the best In tbe world, and Dr. King’s New Life Pills which are a perfect pill. All these remedies are guaranteed to do just what Is claimed lor them and the deale: whose name Is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at W. H. Goodyear's drag store. Tb» be,l Mlve In tb« world for w j bnlMO, rona. olcm. Mil rbeom. knr MTM, tetter, .banped bondx. ebllbtato. oonu. and all akin IrrapUona, and >oal. Urety can plica or no pay n-qolrad. U la rnarantecd to fire perfect aatlafaaUon or money ntaulcd. Price M ovate prr box. Foraal. by W. H, Goodyear. Ur druurlat Tbe Belding silk mills have shut down Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor'a. Boston, Jan. i—Tbe venerable Eliza­ beth P. Peabody, of Jamaica Plains, is Bay City spent S12fi,113 In b'uildlsn dead. She was ub» of the ad van red educators of th« century and was di­ last year. rectly concerned ia tbe iutrudueiion of Belding has raised 8400 for ths desti­ the kindergarten system in this evuutute miners. try. and has be®u foremost in all edu­ cational reforms, especially to that »f establishing new and im par last uiathIs tbe characteristic of Hood's Sarsap­ ods in the existing school system. k»h« was born in Billerica, Mass.. Muy K. arilla, and It te manifested every day is 1804, and was tho daughter of Nathan­ the remarkable rufes this medicine accom­ iel Peabody, a well-known dentist plishes. Druggists ray: “When we sell Her sister, Sophia, became the wife of a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla to a Dew Nathaniel Hawthorne, and another sis­ customer we are sure to see him ter. Mary, married Horace Mana, wti® in a few weeks after more,—proving that founded tbe school for the: deuf aud the good results from a trial bottle dumb. . rant continuing its use. This positive DEADLY REVENGE. merit Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesses by virtue of the peculiar combination. Pro­ CaicAGO, Jan. 8.—Inspired by jeal­ portion and Process used in its prepara­ ousy Mrs. Maud Bond, of No. 4 Uwascu tion. and by which all tbe remedial value street, early Sunday morning shot Mr*. of the Ingredients used te retained. Mary Gardner at the latter s hotac'Tstt Hood's Sarsaparilla is thus Peculiar to West Chicago avenue. Three bullets itself and absolutely unequaled in its took effect aud Mr*. Gardner’s condi­ power as a blood purifier, and as a touia tion te reported by the hoapital physi­ cians as critical. Mrs. Bond said when for building up the-weak ana weary, and Dlacts!-under arrest that she intended giving nerve and strength. to kill Mrs. Gardner because she had Hudsonville bus a creamery with became between her and her husband. Tbe affections of her husband, she capital. claimed, had become eJtranRed from Marquette wifi have a new SSO.'OOO city her ever aince her acquaintance with Mrs. Gardner began and ahe could aland hall. It no longer. MovbmI Nxw Haven, Conn., Jan. tk— Thomas and Kate Kinney, and aged couple liv­ ing in Orange, near West Haven, were burned to death in their home Friday. -Jney were about 70 years of age End have lived in seclusion for many years. The frame house burned so rapidly that it was impossible for a» utetance to reach them before it was ia ruina, and their charred remains ware found in the cellar. PHORATE ORDER. ot January. in tbs hundred and ninety St. Pktkbbbcro. Jan. C.—The Rus­ sian census shows that ths population in IBM was 134,000.000. It te believed that these figures are smaller than tbe actual population. In many districts the registration was improperly con­ ducted. and in some of them it was necessary to have two registrations MmKAPOCU, Mian., Jan. At the Normanla rink baoday John 8. Johason. in hie x-mlle race with Harley Davktaon, lowered the 2-mile wund'a record, which was held by himself, •»1 3-s. — to «d» s-i - Johnson made hia first mile In 3:56. in MM tn raid county. ill order to be EwIok, b p'mwr roddeni ot thle city died al hia daughter', home la ToMo^ U. Friday. Ha vae the drat jndfeot Douglas county and iva, poatmasler ot Aroda from in to weeks previous to said day C HABLES Probate. nMATZOBDn Wabhixston. Jan. 6. — The table allowing oollcctioite from the tex on made public. The total amount colwTirt" °a. be<r tlurlu,f Uie Jear WMa Catoano, Jm H~Aa appeal haa been made bj the relwf committee uHnr Chicago wa<e worker, to contribute one day> pay toward raUenni «>» die- of iron in Uie svbuci tbs akin Is — with psrslyah sod five large fever soree on his leg. doctori said he was Incurable. One bottle Electric Bitten and one box Boehlen's Amies Salve cured him entirely. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist. Anta. Bsberu ■ rs’to brr elothinjf, »u .h, Ku Hmdis th. blood.' L <- Um-J.d etab. bimdrol pJJJ*®1’ Chartus W. Ann«Lroo«. Judge of nlltoteES?* of lhr of ” IbdL «tew ot said deceased may b?«JiSed“ t^KSS1 C° Waraor *”‘U£ ***£•* J*?’' �IL U2± Ciiogc, Bra k Sigiiit TIME TABLE. BtaUoQi. hOBTH. Kalamazoo Lv.... ■yMDoeper.......... Rlohlana June!.. FROM WASHINGTON. Washington, Jan. A—In the senate yesterday Senator Frye (Ma) intro­ duced A resolution that there should be no interference on the part of the United States government by moral in­ fluence or physical force for the restoretlon of Queen Liliuokalani or for the maintenance of'the provisional govern­ ment of the Hawaiian islands during the pending congressional investiga­ tion. Washington, Jan. 5.—A resolution was introduced in the senate yesterday calling on the secretary of toe treasury fora statement of the sums paid Mr. Blount as commissioner to HawaiLand the orders and law lender which 'such payment was made. Adjourned to the 8th. Hasting b....... 1-» Cotto Grove.. Woodland.... Laaslng.. S3!?.::: dSm.... OO^erdate Washington, Jun. 4.—In the house yesterday Mr. Bland introduced a bill to make toe seigniorage silver in the treasury immediately available by issu­ ing certificates against, it and then coining tbe silver. A resolution wai adopted setting aside Friday sud Sat­ urday next for the consideration of ths Hawaiian matter. The resignations of Representatives Fellows and Fitch, of New York, were presented. Washington, Jan. 5.—Lack of a quorum in the house yesterday prevented IIA8TINGH Laaring............ Detroit.............. Grana Rapids.. Traverse City.. Gkaflevolx....... P. m. ^AIl trails will stop at Crooked Lake Crowing Uae to check It propertv; otherwise U forward until next tram. ■tins will be run at tbe convealeno >any, who reserve tbe right to chsng* ■uch trains without notice. the W. 8. Dbwiwg. Genl Manager ELO. FOTTEB,' TM Niagara FaUt Route.” UfllsaEdjSlP suura,. .... l&iM l» Ealfc Buaoa‘- Hastings.. US C. R. OSBORN, Local Agent. Bastlagi O. W. Ruoanas G. P T. k. Obtrjuzo / h/ Everywhere. Competent / iforauch pomtioni at the Grand Rapid* Husb Collcxe, Shorthand, and Normal School. Catalogue, addr«M A. 8- Pariah, Propr. JAPANESE CURE A New and Gxni'rte TrwMmonl, <•<■» l -rjc cC BURPOSITORIE9, Cui-nulr*« r t Oiutmcut mxl 'to Boxwof Ointment. A ntTcr-falHni; t?ur« fr>r P! -t ot every nature an.I ei't*. It meke* an ojMirntion wtth the knife or injecU<ni« of earbotlo acM. whfcb cx^gmlaful and t eldniii a penuanenk cure, and often re auarnnteo 6 >nU ouly pay t'T Gq2r4rrtc<«« b-roed Ly our ntfsnU. CONSTIPATION the prent LIVER aud KTOMACH REO VIATOR au l BLOOD PURIFIER. Brasil, iu;ld rad plaaMut U QU Alt.CSTEEB tamed tmZy by W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent. Hastings. GOOD ADVICE. should ~ivehis Every patriotic personal effort and inllumce *0 increase the circulation of his home paper which teaches the American policy of Protec­ tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect in every way possible. After the home paper is taken care of, why nut sulk­ scribe for the American Economist, published by the American Protective Tariff Ixsaguc? M One of its correspon­ dents says : “*No true American can get along without it. I consider it the greatest and truest political teacher in the United States.” Send postal card request for free man. Genera! Secretary, 135 West 23d St., New York. Blood Nerve Builder Tonic . WILLIAMS’ MEDICINE Ok, •ad Brockrilk. CM. $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. rtotkbtfdlAeaRte । ud Uae. Tbe work is can be done dwr- Wh, Abvolate Every Mactctea. ! Thu Mfty,Third Oongreaa Again in ' 1 Another reason why 1 can afford to \ BesalotL surrender the outlines and explana- | Hons of the following tricks is that I ■eavhrev ol importance Betas Cooaid- am not afraid of anyone who reads . . this article becoming my rival. The-1 ory is on^ thing, writes A. Hermann ! ! in Lippincott’s Magazine, practice an- . THE SENATE. SSS^*.:::: | BequlremvnS of ; necromancy unveiled. ^slrodvtry aa OrMsey................ . SKm......... | other, and it would require weary | months for the quickest-witted and most dexterous-handed to attempt in public the performance of these tricks and illusions, even when the methods are minutely explained. Even should any of my readers, visiting my re­ , ceptions, proclaim in public my methods, discovered by this article, I am prepared to confound them by proving their mistake, for I perform the same trick in a dozen different ways. Therefore the skeptical may rest assured that the explanations here given are accurate. ; I must first premise that palmistry 1 is the absolute requirement of every magician. By this term I mean the manual science illustrated in the ap­ pearance and disappearance of coins, cards and small articles, anil their re­ production again in the most unlikely places, such as the cars, hats and pockets of the spectators. ^No defined rules that have ever been written will make one a skillful palmist Natural aptitude, quickness of eye and motion. ■ certain formations of the hand, and ' constant practice are the necessary qualifications. I have taught many amateurs this art, and several of my 1| students etuuenw* give g»vu a » creditable creiuvauic parlor parxor entereuu:rtainment. While it would be simply ' impossible for anyone to. become a taking up toe tariff bill. Mr. De Ar- ; necromancer without a knowledge of mond (Ma) introduced a resolution for ; this science, the perfection of it is but toe appointment of a special commit- ; the beginning of magic. Tone, touch tee for the purpose of investigating toe J and brilliancy are the qualifications of feaslbllty of removing the capital and ' a good pianist. They are acquired locating a site. ( only when the laborious practice of Washington, Jan. tl—In the house exercises and scales has been exhan str yesterday rules wore reported provid-' ©d. 80 the magician is evolved from ing that immediately after the call of the practice of palmistry. With this committees each day the house shall go ‘ understood, toe explanation of sleightinto committee of the whole to con- ! of-hand illusions will be best approaider the tariff bill; that general de-! elated. bate shall close January 10; that the I SERPENTINE CUCUMBERS. bill shall then be qpen to amendment 1 and the previous question an the bill A SUigulsr Product of Borov Maryland and amendments shall be ordered at J Down in Miles River Neck, Talbot noon January 35. The absence of a I I county, there is a spot where the ____ ___________ _________________ quorum prevented their adoption. ‘ Washington, Jan."a-Tbe^emocrats ’ average Chinese would delight to dwell. were unable to secure a quorum in the house yesterday and no business was transacted. A resolution was adopted ordering the arrest of absentees. Mr. ! Hitt (HL) introduced a resolution call-. ing on the president to transmit to cun- ‘ gress all information received by him with reference to events in Hawaii since his message of December 18. 1393. • . I BIG EARNINGS. 1 ‘ • | J ; It is a place where Chinese cucumbers “ T 1----------------------------- -------------------crrow to nn enormous onnrmnns size. nlz^. This This vegetarAtrp.ti- 1 to an ble« however, assumes sometimes a1 shape which frightens the natives of ( the neighborhood. The encumber ; grows long and slim, and at. times j twists itself into coils resembling a snake. A man going from Easton the other day to Mih« River Ferry, in passing a little clearing in the woods, no­ ticed a green-looking object in a patch of vegetables, and he got over the F SOLDIERS SOLDIERS KILLED. KILLED, = T British Oaptaln and TwentyMen Shot Down, Troops in an Expedition Against Kofla-Ferty Ki.ter. Ki Hod EXCITEMENT DC LONDON. London, Jan. 6.—Military and po­ litical circle* are excited by a sensa­ tional report which reached here from Sierra Leone, Senegambia, the British colonial settlement of west Africa. According to the reports Oapt E. A. W. Landy, inspector gen­ eral of the frontier police, and twentysix men and several officers of the Firn batUUon of i> Weil Indira regimoot, who were eu^ged lu ra cipedlttonegelnel the Soto, bare been killed, and It la added that they were ahol by French troop. It ia alao reported that a French officer outraged in the atlaek waa captured, and that thia oonUrms the atory that the British force was deatroyed by the French troops. The affair has caused the greatest excitement: no further details hare aa yet been received. The expedition started a few weeks ago to chastise the Sofas, who have been giving much trouble to the British traders on the coast near the French territory. motors Killed In McUy. Rome, Jan. A -*-A dispatch has reached Naples from the correspondent of a Neapolitan paper at Palermo announc­ ing a most serious riot at Marino, 11 miles southeast of Palermo, a town having 9,000 inhabitants The dis­ patch says that a body of riot­ ers who were demanding the ab­ olition of the octroi duties in the manner now familiar through ths dis­ turbances in Sicily made an attack on the town hall which resulted in thirty of the rioters being killed and fifty wounded by the troops, which were called upon by the municipal authori­ ties to quell the disturbance. A dispatch from Csltinesette says that there was a demonstration there under the auspices of the Faacl del Lavoratori, which wound up in a con­ flict between the troops and the peas­ ants. One of the aoldiea? waa wounded by a peasant, and when this was learned the troops fired a volley into the crowd of riqters and killed ten and wounded several others. is a canyon of a different sort, a note­ ’ worthy rival of those on the Yellow­ stone. It is locally known as Chicka­ mauga gulch, and waa cut by the “River of Death” on its way from the summits of Walden's ridge to the Ten­ nessee river, the1 “Big Spoon, ” aa its In­ dian name freely translated means. The sides of the gulch are, in places, one thousand feet high, precipitous on either hand. The little stream makes many pools, which are filled with speckled trout, and where something like a valley is left bear and deer are found, within sight of a city of fifty thousand ' people. The Cherokees _ were w a w tribe singularly ______________ rich in tradi; UoD and of oou^ M wud, gloomy and remM*ablo a epot wm not wlthout |U legend. The- descendant, of e~trtated eeml-barbarlana belleTe daJ thBt In ages gone a made Ito den In the lcK and lhat „arly he demanded of ■ tbe men Un of tbelr mOst bcantifnl M a sacrificial offering, , Fcarftn o( extermination, the demand • b1 compiled with by the tribe mld WKjplng wxlHng b} the women. • On the day before the tribute was due the serpent announced its presence'by a demoniacal hiss, and the next morning the fair ones who had been chosen to save the tribe were taken to the summit of a cliff and left to be swallowed by the scaly Moloch. Tho wonderful gulch is as wild and primitive now as when the Cherokees were supreme here, and once between its rocky walls it seems impossible that nineteenth century civilization's triumphs can be seen from their tops. Louisiana, Mo., Jan. fl. — William Hunter and. William Punch, rivals for the affections of a woman, fought here Thursday night Hunter shot Punch dead and then blew out his own brama AU the parties are colored. Diminutive People. The tiger is set down in a trap in the oenter of the allon-allon, of great •qua re, and is surrounded by a triple or quadruple line of spearsmen, about a hundred yards distant from him. When all is ready, a Javanese advances at a very slow pace, to tne sound of soft music, and sets fire to the trap, at the same time opening the door at the back part of the cage, which, by the way, is too narrow for the tiger to turn in. As the Are begins to singe his whiskers, he gradually backs out The man, as toon as he has opened the door, AERONAUT BADLY HURT. begins walking toward the crowd at a slow pace, and the slower he walks the Mlsa Stella Bobbins Meet! with an A more applause does he gain. The tiger, San Antonio, Tex. Jan. 8— Miss meanwhile, having backed out of his Stella Robbins, the aeronout, met with burning prison, is rather astonished at a probably fatal accident here Sun­ finding .himself surrounded by hun­ day. 8he has been giving Sunday af­ dreds of Ipeople, each pointing a spear ternoon ascents for some time and Sun­ at him. If he is a bold tiger he canters day afternoon started on her usual voy­ round the circle, almost touching the age from San Pedro park. The spears; finding no opening, then he re­ balloon raised to u height of about turns to the center, fixes his eyes on 2,000 feet; when Miss Robbins let her­ one spot and with a loud roar dashes self drop with the parachute. The par­ straightjat it He is received on the achute opened but the wind carried it spears, and though he crushes many, downward with great rapidity and it as if they were mere reeds, in half a struck a large tree with its burden with minute he falls dead, piereed by a terrific force. Miss Robbins’ right leg hundred weapons. In some instances, waa broken and she received internal however, the roar and charge are too injuries. ,_____________ much for the Javanese, and they give way. The “sport" then becomes rather PLUNGED* INTO THE CANAL. dangerous to the spectators. United 6tm , in U. mynterion. fold, °S? T.J‘aled/‘ Mmtoir bwi. iifrts home la Kentucky, has made aa m* rith Kansas Crrr, Jan 6.—The execution to to tell tell the tbe difference; difference." This Thia rock rock supenp. of Martin Reed occurred at 9:96 - plied arrow heads to Indians hundred* , a. m. Friday. Reed, a grey-haired ne- i *nd thousands of miles away. The I AS vmmw n4 BOA ahnt h <k n dtaanvftrv of Oymm arrow HaaltIb fRra J* taimnl re-•: te » Al ot inran. Jralotuy. ! mkcU stomach, while another MM >=« «r a Lnw. U. T.. Jra. l-TW Tta DtUa every M of tte bpdjL&tM UM> elBCtrfeeuTTcntta conveyed along tbe telerrapb 9 ment bin A JAVANESE TIGER FIGHT. fence to make a closer examination. He almost fainted- Another citizen came along soon afterward. The first mon had revived and was leaving the patch at a Nancy Hanks gait. When accosted he said to his friend: “Recn „ bit .by a snake; woods full of 'em. L’,’ ;: Citizen No. 2 persuaded the frightened man to go back, and upon examination : the snake proved to be a Chinese cu- I cumber about twenty-seven inches long, which in tbe course of growth THE AVERAGE YOUNG MAN. had twisted itself up in the form of a ! Dayton, O.. Jan. 6 —Mrs. Joseph Ha May Be the Adurad, Bat Seldom la snake. The encumber was perfectly^ - 1 Wautx, of Maimisburg, crazed with the . the Adorer of Children. . pnnlrAliVra snakelike. Thp The CThinraoA Chinese nti/»raTrilw»»* cucumber {■ is . aeixed her S-months-old child, “The average young man,” said a not eaten to extent in ♦« any .w»rara» «♦this . country ~».ra»_ an^ hurrying to the canal near except by Chinese and a few foolish by, plunged into its murky water?. traveler, “has no great fondness for young children. I don't know how J cows. The former, however, import Some time later her absence was noticed JUDGE LONG’S PENSION. them in a dried condition from their and tracks were discovered leading many times 1 have heard a mother who was carrying a little child, and who native land, as they do stale eggs and to the canaL An alarm was given and had halted in the aisle of ,a railroad other odorous luxuries. The Chinese Ln a few moments almost the entire car, say, referring to th e vacant seat, Washington, Jan. 5.—The commis­ like to see encumbers grow and they village population lined the canal and addressing the young man by the sioner of pensions has decided, in view often cultivate them in their yards in banks. The water was drawn from window: Ts thia seat taken?’ And I of the passage of the act of December the cities over here. The snakelike the canal, when the drowned body of don't know how many times 1 have 21, 1893, declaring pensions a vested appearance of the vegetable docs not the mother, with her, dead babe seen the young man’s face lengthen right, that he no longer has the right frighten the slant-eyed foreigner, as he clutched to her breast, was found as he answered politely: ‘No.’ The to withold the pension of Judge Ixmg, would eat with a relish a green garter ( lodged against a lock. mother takes the seat, and the young of Michigan, and has accordingly snake if he didn’t happen to have any­ SMOTHERED IN THEIR CRIB. man begins to grow restless. He reads ordered that the suspension of his pen­ thing else handy. A Mother Had Wrapped a Blanket Teo the paper still, but he keeps his eye on sion be removed. the baby; and you may be sure the ; SEDITION IN DOLL'S CLOTHES. Ttffhtly Around Her Twin*. Robbed of Her Diamonds. baby has its eye on him—a beaming, New York, Jan. 6.—It has just been CuaiternatloD C*na«<l in Alx*c« by tb» ' Frank Baslk. twins, 3 months old, good-natured eye it is, too—and the mode public that September 2? the young man finds it not the easiest The little province of Alsace has had smothered in their crib early Sunday house of Mrs. Ambia Boody, next door morning. The father and mother are thing in the world to appear wholly to the house occupied by Superintend­ a hard time in many respects since it Poles and reside at Braddock. The unconstrained with attention thus ent Byrnes, was robbed of diamonds was conquered by tho Germans, says babes were both awake early. The drawn to him, but he makes a bluff at worth 115,000. The robbery was com­ the Youth’s Companion. Every poKF.iit, and does pretty well until the infant mother nursed them to sleep again and mitted by an unknown man, who se­ ble precaution is taken to guard when she awoke at 7 o'clock both were moistens one chubby fist in its mouth, cured entrance by telling the maid that against any demonstration of the dead. She had wrapped the blankets and reaches out to make a print of it Mrs. Boody had sent him to do some French national spirit, and though the on the lapel of the young man’s coat. children are allowed to learn the lau- too tightly around them. plumbing work in the bathroom. The y?ung mon rises. ’Madam.’ he guage of their ancestors they are not ! Phil Er&na Hifafed. saySi ‘let me give you this seat,’and he Counterfeit Qaartenu allowed to be taught it by French gov­ ‘BARDSipwN, Ky., Jan. 6.—The trap steps out into the aisle. And he doesn’t Hammond, Ind., Jan. S.—New coun­ ernesses. The following story shows that sent Phil Evans into eternity was look for another seat in that c*r; he terfeit quarters aad half dollars, kown the extent to which the government sprung at 13:55 p. m. Friday. Before he makes a betf line for the smoker." as the Virginia state coin, have been formerly carried on its practice of died Evans made a full confession of his dumped in this Lown within tbe last watching the people: A few years ago Deep Sea Soundings. crime. His only excuse was that he few days, and every business house, a little girl was seen playing with a An elevation of the sea bed one hnn* was drunk. Death ensued in nine including the banks, was taken in. doll which was dressed in red, white fathoms would suffice to lay bare minutea In a speech from the scat- deed ___ ______________________________ They are almost perfect, especially tbe and blue. The suspicions of the offi­ fold he begged to be forgiven by God the greatest part of the North sea and milling, and bear date of 1898. cials were aroused, for it certainly was *ara.l 1 n nrl England to Denmark, TTrallrararl Holland, and rat«n man. Evans, n a negro, was con­ join I*"'.ra dreadful to sec the power of the Ger­ victed of a brutal aasault on a little Belgium and France. A deep channel Lynched for Hog* Stealing. of water would run down the west . Little Rock, Ark., Jan. A—News of man empire so badly threatened. The white girl. child wbs tracked to Its home and there i coast of Norway; and with thia a the lynching of a negro named Alf Robert Allyn Olea at Carbopdale. majority of the fiord? would be con­ Davis in Lonoke county has reached the officer found that the doH was U Carbondale, HL, Jan. A—Robert present He went immediately io the ! nected. A great port of the bay of this city. Davis was under arrest for Allyn, LL. U. formerly principal of lady who had given it to the child and Biscay would disappear, but Spain and hog stealing, and the constable had the southern Illinois state normal uni* Portugal are but little removed from charge of him when a mob took him obtained tbe address of the store where the dangerous plaything was bought. varsity here, for many yerrs the presi­ the Atlantic depression. The one hun­ from the officer and hanged him. dent of McKendree college, Lebanon, It was a modest little plaoe, but the dred-fathom line approaches very near officer found it at last &nd then dis­ III, and an educator of national repu­ the west coast, and soundings of one Mobkbly, Mo., Jan. 8.—Peter Hart, a covered that the doll had been made tation, died in this city Saturday. thousand fathoms can be made within wealthy colored farmer, died near here and dreaaed in Leipzig. This waa a ‘ (■ t£a WmW. twenty miles of Cape St Vincent, and Thursday night lie had records show- surprise, but the matter did not end Washington, Jan. 5.—A statement here, tor the manufacturer to Leipzig from u,, uearary department pula tha at distances but little greater than was the father of seventy-six children. wax officially requested not to tend <tock mo,ey to tho principal this from the western shores of the While a slave he hud thirteen masters. any more red, white and blue doll* to eountrire In the world at U.901.000,000, Iberian peninsula. J■;; Alaace. silver at M.98L, 100.000, and uncovered paper money at 12,700.000.000. one of St. Louis’ early settlers, died Mount Kineo, which rises precipit­ The goat baa Mrs. (<wkro!l Head. ously seven hundred feet out of Moose* here Sunday morning, aged 83. For a tbe most omndvorota animal that Washington, Jan. b.—Mrs. Cockrell roams, but modern investigation may ! head lake, in Maine, is wholly com­ sided in Milwaukee, where he estab­ rob that sportHe animal of Its laurels wife of the senator from Missouri, died posed of hornstone, and is the largest lished the first paper mill in Wisconsin. and transfer them tothekrond brow at the family residence in this city mass of that mineral in the known • cow TM men at tne froB1 “ ■,tuolt pneumonia, which of the humble eow. Tbe men at the draolopManranUfunntwoday.^ .teXnaXJXtX Fxrafht for > Wonum’i AOvoUva*. Springfield, I1L, Jan. 8.—The state auditor has received from the Illinois Central a draft for $450,170.80, being the 7 per cent of the gross receipts for tbe six months ending October 31, 1893, which is required by law to be paid into the state treasury The revenue paid from this source into the state treasury for the entire year ending October 31 was 0753,067. 24, .which, compared with the amount paid in for the year 1392, which was 0589,486.03, shows an in­ crease of about 23 per cent, due to the world's fair traffic. It is the biggest yea’rs earnings in the history of toe Illinois Central. force j that: aor Do You | UseSalt? especially true Invaetlgato what Diamond. Crystal Dairy Salt not have the beet? Look fiUrly fully into the Ball question, aad y. table usealwx Writ* us abaci tit. DIAM0ND CRYSTAL SALT CH. St.Clair, Mich. . CACTURC. bottom, y tet lutu U'jrm as a W.L. Douglab S3 SHOE thT&E.. vertUed t£ui any other make. Tryvacji'll gi SS W. V D^CGLAX, F.1- CARTERS �Hastings Banner. Thursday, J»n. tl, »89|. MARSHALL L. COOK. Avevrr 14. 187P. EDITORIAL NOTES. Despite the protestations of large dele­ gations of members of bis own paJty Chairman Wilson, father of the Wilson bill, assumes to know more In regard to the iron Industry than those actually en­ gaged in tbe work of producing pig Iron. Despite figures and proofs to the contrary from delegations of bis own party, he as­ serts that the discovery of iron ore in Northern Michigan, tbe use of the steam shovel io mining, the proximity of tbe great lakes, have all conduced to place our iron industries above tbe danger of any foreign competition. Producers of pig Iron have refuted these statements, bat Mr. Wilson has deemed it wise to Ignore them, probably because the figures tba^ were used to back up the arguments canhat be successfully disputed. . ’ After a full Investigation the minority of tbe Ways and Means committee framed a report on tbls question which is short but complete. It says the, Wilson bill' If passed Into competition with American ares foreign ores, some of which are pro­ duced at a labor cost one-tenth and none •f them at a labor cost greater, than onefourth of ours. It proposes to bring our laborers, who get from 81.60 to 89 a day, and who work from fifty-five to sixty hours a week, Into competition with labor­ ers who work sev«aiy-twi>_hanrf^*ewek and get thirty-six to sixty cents a day, our miners, who get from >2.15 to >2.75 a day, Into oompetition with those who get sixty to seventy-two cents a day. It pro­ poses to condemn to temporary idleness, and ultimately to divert Into new chan­ nels after an Immense loss. If not the whole, at least a part of an invested capi­ tal ot over thirty-three and one-third mil­ lions of dollars; to deprive our transporta­ tion lines of a large proportion of their profits from tbe carriage of the ore pro­ duct and to leave undeveloped treasures hidden under tbo soil of twenty-six states and two territories. Foreign ore will take tbe place of our domestic ore to a great extent, and this will cripple if it does not destroy our home industry. Oetan freights are so low as to afford no protec­ lion Ore is frequently carried across' the । । ocean as ballast, and when freight Is paid at all it averages not to exceed five s b 11Ungs a ton on iron ore from Bilbao, Spain. Under these circumstances there h no question that foreign ores will take the place of domestic in all furnaces along and | within easy reach of the coast, and its low price because of the cheaper labor cost will enable It to bear freight charges for long distances, even into the Interior.” In the last analysis, as the minority report de­ Clares, “the placing of iron ore oa the free list means either their tbe abandonmeat ot that Industry with us or tfte mining of ore to be sold tn competition with the cheap labor of Cuba, Africa and Spain." I Gen. R.-A. Alger, of Detroit, estimates ! that tbe depression caused by sliver legis­ lation, and tbe present agitation of the I tariff question, “him cost this country as much as the late rebellion.” Such a statement Is startling, but It te no doubt true. The rebellion lasted several years but it lacks several mouths of being a year since the democrats came in power. HORRIBLE MURDER! mouth. Tbe third shot want through tbu lower part of the left ear. back of the mined, bat that they were near tbe store, nlcg. and bto two boys, who also saw point cf the jaw and Into the neck. Tbe and tbe murderer put them on afterwards blm, testified that be tamed and went horrible gash made by tbe ax oblit­ south, following a swamp around to tbe erated all traces of tbe direction of Every clue and possibility of a cine that spatb. Chas. Francisco and bis two sons ball might develop Into aomesb<ug tangible My that on Sunday morning between 8 LATKB DEVXLOPJCENTfl. around home waa looked Into by Sheriff Me and 9 o’clock they aaw a man answering Later developments go to show that the Kevllt and deputies and when the st ran re the above descriptions, pass their bouse strange actions of tbe man at tbe Farmer’s murder was committed at an earlier hour on lhe ran, and what attracted their at­ tention in particular was tbe fact that be than was at first supposed. In banting Sunday morning became known ha at once was running. It is thought by some that for tbe bullet in tbe'body Tuesday tbe commenced working on tbe supposition Mr. panning might have seen Mr. Rog­ stomach was found to be empty, going to that that man mightbe connected with tbe Learning farther of hia ers when he came across from tbe mur­ show tb^t the old gentleman hadn’t yet brutal affair. dered man’s barn to tbe house, and that bad breakfast He was known to be an peculiar actions around Irving be decided Dr. CHASE Continued from Firrt Page tbe thing across tbe man’s shoulder was early riser as a general thing and the fact to arrest him. Sheriff McKevItt went to Martin Tues­ the sausage grinder which Mr. R. was re­ that be hadn’t yet been to breakfast goes turning to Chas. Francisco's, about 11 to prove that the murder was committed at day evening and with three deputies from o'clock. It this Is true Mr. Donning mast an early hour, probably as early as 4 Allegan county surrounded Taft, as be waa catting wood with another fellow have been mistaken about two hours in o’clock. ont in the woods, tbe officers coming up he time of day bat he Is very positive A Club that Leads to am Arbkst. from each side. Tbe prisoner was arrest­ that he was not. He bad jast finished As we remarked in tbe flrat part of tbls ed without any show of resistance on bls breakfast, sat down by the window a few article tbe murderer covered up bls tracks part though trembling and appearing minutes, and from which he has a perfect view of the victim’s boose. Mr. Dunning well around She house nothing being very excited when the band cuffs were found around tbe bouse that would furn ­ pat on him. He never inquired what tbe positively asserts that be Is well acquaint­ ed with Mr. E. C. Rogers' gait and position ish any cintn. But “murder will out," and arrest was for. but after patting on the when walking and is certain that it was at once a net work of evidence commenc­ bracelets Sheriff McKevitt told him that cot him. Had it been be would have ed to weave itself around the cousin of tbe b* was wanted for the murder of Leroy seen him crossing the fields before reach­ murdered man, that will take a good deal Rogers, tbe prisoner only exclaimed “For ing the barn. Tbe man that be saw was to overcome. The cousin’s name te Asa God’s Baker or something of chat nature, taller than Mr. Rogers, walked faster and Taft, a young man about 25 years of age, and said that be was not guilty. Be said differently, and bad his head thrown for­ who worked for the murdered man’s nothing more until the 'rain had nearly ward as if looking down at the ground In brother some time ago, and at other places reached Kalamazoo when be asked the front of blm. Mr. D. could not tell In tbe vicinity? besides working at Irving Sheriff bow the murder was committed. whether the man entered tbe house owing Station, and te quite well known in that Great crowds of people were at Otsego to tbe fact that a rail fence shat off his section of the country. Taft came to E. and other places along tbe line where tbe view after the mao reached the corner of II. Rogers’ home Tuesday evening of last news of tbe murder had spread. Owing week. In conversation with a neighbor to tbe fact that tbe Sheriff pnd prisoner the house. Friday evening be said that be rode as far reached Kalamazoo about 15 minutes af­ r Wbono Clubs. as Bradley and walked tbe rest of the ter tho C. K. A S. train left, they did not Two dues that looked very promising way. Contrary to this It is reported that reach this city until this morning. Soon have been found to be misleading, and he was seen on horse back. In conversa­ after tbe prisoner was placed in Jail tho both emanated from this city—the last tion with Taft this ssornlng he admits that reporter saw him. Re waa extremely place that the perpetrator of such an aw­ he rede to tbls city on horse back Tues­ nervous and kspt constantly pacing up ful erime would be apt to come. Sunday day, that be left hte horse ia tbe Fanners’ and down his eeil like a eaged lino. afternoon a man was seen walking along sheds and that he took it away Sunday Later on be admitted that it was be who the streets of tbls city with a stick over morning early. Tbe circumstances con­ took the horse from the Farmers sheds bis shoulder and when the news of the nected with hte getting hte horse are very early Sunday morning and that be left crime and the testimony of Mr. Donning peculiar. Thursday evening he came for tho horse there Tuesday, but declined to became known, the presence of tbls man tbe borae at the sheds but did not get It make any further statement In regard to was mentioned as a possible due, but Saturday afternoon be came again for the bis whereabouts Saturday evening or Sun­ wrongly so. Aside from tbe fact that be horse, mounted tbe animal and when Bert day morning. Links in the chain of evi­ is a man who wouldn’t be guilty of such Phillips, who works at the sheds, asked dence fastening tbe crime upon tbe pris­ a crime, be was able to prove bls exact Taft for his pay, the latter asked him it oner aeeaa to be forming. An empty whereabouts. he bad any change for a twenty. Phillips money bag was found near tbe bead of Monday morning Andrew Mapes, an em­ replied that he had uot Taft then said tbe bed at tbe murdered man’s house yes­ ployee of the felt bdpt factory waa coming that he would ride over towa and get tbe terday and it Is known that hia watch down Michigan Ave., aboot daylight, and bill changed and bring back tbe pay for and revolver were taken. At tbe house while be was doing so be passed a man the keeping of tbe borae which amounted of tbe prisoner a 59 caliber revolver was who was not only dressed peculiarly but to 82-25. This didn't suit Phillips and he found, but no watch.. It may be possible acted strangely as well. This was before bung onto tbe horse's bridle, instating up­ be bad beard of any murder but the strange that the prisoner can explain away every­ actions of tbe man caused blm to look at 'on belug paid before tbe horse was taken thing. We hope he can for the crime away. Taft seeing that be couldn't get blm quite sharply, so that be was able to 1 Was a bloody one and more befitrtbe de­ dismounted and went over town mon than a human being. But everything give a very good description of him. The away, ! man was tall, slim, bad on a dark brown 'and later came back, and said he woald begins to look dark for tbe prisoner and overcoat, two pairs of pants, the first pair ;pay tbe bill after he bad mounted tbe all circumstances point to him. asked being of about tbe correct length while the borae. He mounted and then I.EROT ROG MRS. second pair seemed to fit very tightly and Phillips if be bad change for a five. He only came down about to the shoe tops, ’told him that be had. In the meantime The murdered man was 68 years of age. Phillips had another employe shut the teg He moved to Rutland about five years ago as if they had been put on for the purpose that opens Into the road. After some from Rogen City, Presque Isle Co. Mich, of covering up evidences that might appear gate 1 on tbe under garment. Around the man's words Taft dismounted and said that he where be kept a store. Be bad been mar­ bead and face and projecting about an would be after the hoise “early to-morrow ried, having married a lady related to Taft ” which would be Sunday morn­ bat be and bis wife were divorced. He inch or more beyond bls face was a wide morning 1 piece of factory that had been doubled Ing. 1 Taft must have reached tbe city ' has ouc sou from this marriage, the young half past six Sunday morning and man being about 25 years of age and living over three or four times. The man was about 1 going north very hurriedly. The same 1seemed in a terrible burry to getaway, and in Kalamazoo Co. Rogers was .an old man was seen several times about a mile 1appeared extremely nervous. He went to soldier and a pensioner, having been a sheds and they were locked. He wont. "member of the 6tb Mich. Infantry. Several north of tbe city as late as Monday noon. tbe 1 Instead of going east from the end of to 1 Mr. Rorabeck’s bouse and pounded for years ago he kept a drug store in Irving Michigan erenne tbe man eut across the 1a long time on tbe door, never stopping to and was a registered pharmacist, and for brickyard and went west aud was last 1see if any one would respond. He ap­ a time sold drugs to people in the neigh­ In an awful harry and Mr. Roraseen over near H. G. Carter’s big swamp. peared 1 borhood. Bls funeral waa held Wednes­ in formed blm that some one would It is said and is probably true that be beck 1 day afternoon. probably be at tbe sheds by the time that was a man In this city who makes a ' (Taft) got there. He left hurriedly business of trapping over around Carter’s he 1 and neighboring lakes. We understand 'and went back to the sheds, The bill The young man charged with the ter­ that he claims to have left about the time 1against Taft was 8A25. He appeared rible crime is about 15 yean old. about 5 OF KALAMAZOO. The belt of medicine, are none too good far sick folk,. bad enough to be sick without running chances with second GhrooiG Diseases grade drugs. That's tbe He cures Catarrh, Asthma. reason we buy only the very Fite, Cancers, Hay Fever, Pri­ vate Diseases, Rheumatism. highest quality of everything. Kidney and Bladder Troubles It’s a great satisfaction to us Female Complaint a Special­ to know that every prescription we send out is just as good as good drugs will make it No Batter what you paid for it yoe couldn’t get it any better. W. H.Q00DYE/IR Modern Druggist and Book Seller. ty. Having had years of prac­ tice in the treatment of these Specialties, he is ready to guarantee a cure in any case that is curable. '< Main office 210 Main St, East, Kalamazoo, Mich. Examinations Free. At Ford’s Hotel, Hastings. Mich., January 10 and 11, ’94. we re Loaded With nice things for Newyear this year and we invite you in to look at them. If you are in doubt as to what to get juft step in and see us. We can suit you. DOINGS Ladies you want to call at the Backet store and see tbe bargains In odds and ends of shoes just as good as tbe best they will sell you 88.80 shoes for 8115 if they can fit you. Can you wear 7 shoes? We can s^ye you about % on a few pain at tbe Racket 99c. reads a sign on a window full of shoes at the Racket store and they are worth more money. Beet red wool under wear 87c. to close ont at tbe Racket Rubber goods. Racket The Get your prices. * We will sell ladles trimmed hats at prices do one will make. We are bound to clooe out at the Racket j Do not forget oar 5 and 10c. counters. The goods are so aheap we cannot afford to adverttoe prices on them at the Backet. —At any rate try some of our 7 New" “ and you .*31 always have reason to rejoice over the Christmas of 1893. Candies Fruits, Nuts, etc. Try our groceries and canned goods. 5. E. PHILLIPS. Remember for the next 60 days we will save all who will come from X to % on shoes at tbe Racket A good copper bottom West bo Her for gl.SO. See what others will ask. At tu­ Racket NOTICE A no. 1 copper bottom burnished kettle for 82c. at tbe Racket See our Japanese goods at the Racket. from Midway Coal bods 85c. at tbe Racket. Ribbon was never sold so eheap as n ow at tbe Racket ’ We are bead quarters for corsets at tbe very nervous and excited. He pulled ont feet 10 inches high, rather light complexion Racket 1bls pocket book, dumped the contents out and light mustache. Be has a criminal We have moat anything you need in in bis hand, saying at tbe same time that reputation having been charged with rob­ it was all that be had. It was counted and bery, but hie arrest was a surprise to many house furnishing goods and will save you money every time at the Racket. there was but >1.97 cents, there being in the neighborhood of the murder where 'quite sn amount of It lu small change. he was well known, ills borne ia near They let him have tbe hone and in bis Martin. Allegan county, where bis parents haste to get sway he forgot to buekle tbe and brother reside. He Is erf a saving dis­ throat latch, and after he got away a short position. It Is not known that he waa in­ distance he returned and Mr. PhllUpe toxicated Saturday evening white be came buckled it up. From tbe sheds he went for bls horse, though it Is said that bls to Jefferson street, turned south, went to actions would indicate as much. Methodist church snd west at a rapid gait The following was taken from the on Green St Taft's home te in Martin, Grand Rapids Democrat of this morning:— and after leaving the city took the quarter ‘•Mrs. Leroy Rogers, matron of the Home line road, not going within several miles of tbe Friendless went to Kalamazoo of tbe scene of tbe crime, going through Tuesday morning at one o’dock in re­ Yankee Springs and reaching bls home ia sponse to a telegram from her son an­ Martin about 2:30 Sunday afternoon. nouncing tbe death of hia father at Has­ Another peaaltar circumstance goes to tings. She went to the home of Fred s!>ow that Tafts' actions were strange to Wilcox, an entire stranger, where sue left aay the . least Saturday msrnteg Taft her trunk and was given a room. She left The Rkvolvbb. told E. H. Rogers that be was going . was mci Tbe revolver from which tbe four shots home. Mr. Rogers Informed blm that be e.MM'WartBcDMmbu. were fired into the vietiss’s bead and body was going to drive to Hastings and that b« be buried. She left everyth In g and noth­ it te certain belonged to tbe ski gentleman. could just as well ride with him. Taft made ing baa been aeon of her since. She seemed Il was a 82 calibre revolver and tbe car­ aaexcaae by saying that he was afraid very nervous and said she might not be pi’* were 82 abort. Tgreday afternoon *rtvtat is Uwetty vltb > wit bltelwd to > tbe wounds were probed, and tbe abdomen Unn !n Ub. to take tb« train .onto, and of tbs dead maa dissected for the purpose of extracting tbe bullet and finding the train though he must have known that nature of the wound. Tbe bullet that tbe Morning train did'nt stop there. He •wtoralj. Mr. Smith aaw Uat the eart vu was shot lato tbe abdomen first struck the went to Irving Saturday morning where onr Ihetuhl to haee hlouelt by 10th rib below tbe point of tbe sternum, be was well known and inquired about glanced down going through tbe stomach the freight. Ha didn’t taka the freight •dewsys apcm the hard ground. Tbtaktng at Iret be was not hart badly and tended in Uw right side of tbe layer and he stayed around Irving until quite of fat that encircles the stomach, called the The pension bureau has aroused Itself that tbe man was seen on Michigan avenue to the fact that Justice Long is entitled to a and was dressed similarly. Being troobpension and has directed bls name to be led with neuralgia he had a cloth tied pgain placed on the rolls. Public sente- around his face and bead which accounts B»ent however over tbe expulsion of Jus­ for bls strange appearance. It seems entice Long was a powerful element in re­ tlrely improbable that the murderer would storing him to the pension list come to this city and much less would he walk through it dressed io a manner that Tbe “Wilson relief biW* as many free would attract anybody's attention. Offltrade journals choose to call It seems to be eers scoured the country north of the city working admirably. It bas relieved hun­ but no further traces could be found of dreds of thousands of working men In anybody of this description af­ his country of ti^elr jobs already. As a ter he bad gone into the swamp by relief measure for tills purpose it couldn’t Carter’s laker These were the only traces that even promised to furnish a due and they were both fruitless. The Unwashed wool Is quoted In Liverpool bloody handed brute who so cunn'ngly at from 8 to 10 cento per pound. Free traders havnl explained yet bow by re. covered up his tracks within tbe bouse would not court being captured by walk­ moving tbe tariff on wool, that It would ing openly and pabiidy through tbe •ell for anything more to speak of In this streets of the dty. eouatry. SPECIALIST IN It’s THE RACKET I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. *1 Jefferson St Furniture Store. WANTED SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw toga. I alao do and though slightly Jammed corresponded exactly with the 81 eaftbre eartrigee found ceptlag himself where he went Saturday night as be ww seen by m one after that «tU be-fc* hia borae at tbe Farmers’ shade. Il la now bettered that he return- CUSTOM SAWING �JI = astjngs Banner Thursday, Jan. n, 1894. Charlotte J. Quakenbuah died at ber home in H»e second ward thia week from the result of a paralytic stroke. She was fifty four years old and was single. Jas. Qnakenbusb of this city waa her brother. .The funeral occurred at 2 p. m. on Tues­ THAT PLEASANT look­ ing-backward feeling the tret of January a com, i fortab.s feeling. We trust t hat January 1894 found you With the above feeling, and that you will start the new year with the resolve to buy Drugs, Patent Medicines, Wall Paper, Paints, Olla and School Books, of FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST, far the reason that he can and will sell goods cheaper than any other dealer in Barry Co. In the old Wooden Building one door east of City Bank, ;Ki »9 jo Ji i|n 4 rj »1 Jr 3Nov.r lo'iijitf, j.S lli-.r; O.C.: :: LOCAL NEWS. * EIKCULrtTION ■ This week, 110 quiret. Hereafter, changes for advertisements ranst reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Insure Insertion, in the issue of the week when brought Everything new in the line of carpets at Hiram Rogers’. York State buckwheat only 83.50 Jos. Rogers’ A Co. at When you want a nice lunch or warm meal go to the Senate Restaurant We are almost giving shoes away. See •ur prices. Bankrupt Stork. See our bargain counter. Shoes at less than wholesale. Bankrupt Stork. Don’t think of buying furniture and oarpet! before you call on Hiram Ragers. If you are going to buy anything new In the line of furniture or carpets call on Hiram Rogers. We sell the ladles, a fine hand sewed, flexible sole shoe, for 88-00. Bankrupt Store. Between five and six hundred people went down to the M. C Depot Wednesday evening, expecting to see the murderer of Leroy Rogers. Jos. Rogers Is In the market for live poultry on Saturdays, Mondays and Tues­ days ot each week. Don’t forget that he pays the highest market price. There will be installation of officers in tbe National Union Lodge next Tuesday evening at the new K. of P. Hall. All members requested to be present. * Frank Jewell, of Chicago, ia lu the city. D. R. Cook left for Ohio Saturday morn­ ing. Miss May Roberto spent Sunday * in Jackson. Ctywtteabm L Wllllai fivtnr Sonday, Jan. Uib, p. m., ai tbe reel- emoonl io i dance of J. Lee Reed, ooroer Cherek cod ---■ ■• Mill Sta. Tbe society connected with Emmanuel ehutch will tie entertained Thureday Jan. toaettle. lamaoc aoqaaloted with her 18th by Meadamez J. Rumeil. Totannaon, and abe never worked nr mi wife' aa re­ Dickerion. Holloway, Wllklnz, Jordan, ported. 1 will eheertoriy pay tbe above Bblriey Smith returned to Ann Arbor Batea and MIm Beaamcr. Supper served Monday evening. Iq Pariah Houae from 5 to 7. A cordial befoand, be or Mie will b» mddr to i»y Rev. D. B. Pope, of Hickory Corners, Invitation extended to all c. the full peneUy. I id Innocent end ran was In the city Tuesday. prove «>y Innoeeooe. Program for C. L. 8. C. Ni Mr. Van Brockbove, florist, of Kalama­ Wiu.uk A. Subel, Roman History—Mrs. Henry Bailey. zoo, was in tbe city Friday. Delton, Mich. Roman and Medieval Art—Mrs. Hol­ J. W. Lunn has disposed of his tailor Miss Nellie Wilkins returned to school loway. shop to his brother Chas, who was former­ at Grand Haven Wednesday. Military trainlaf in Italy—Nona Mich­ ly connected with him in business here FaxricX It te a common observance among Sun­ Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Andras were In Bat­ ael, Srnopate. under the firm name of Lunn Bros. Chas. Character sketch of Helena, mother of day school workers that just before tle Greek Sunday and Monday. Is a No 1 workman and the business wll Christmas the seats are always filled and Miss Mae Toote, of Grand Rapids, te Constantine—Miss Nagier. be conducted in a manner that will be Ou.iM.’UwttwWJmpbO'ddL M «. Ml Quotations—Items from the life of Con­ It Is then the attendance Is always tbe satisfactory to all patrons. J. W. will stay the guest of Miss Maude Trego. largest. A view of the M. E. Sunday ,sj£3;££- to John Stroms, 40 a. am stanttoe. A- A. Anderson, of Port Huron, passed here for a white. school last Sunday goes to disparage this Meet with Mrs. Stauffer. Sunday with Miss Grace Messer. Harry Morris has assumed full control There will be an Important Woman’s idea. Christmas was over, tbe holiday Mrs. Kep. Silsbee and Mrs. Grace Osof the Senate restaurant and proposes to Suffrage convention held In Newberry ball festivities for the school had passed, and keep It running in first class shape. Re­ bora were in Grand Rapids Monday. Ann Arbor, January l&th, 18th and 17th. it was a cold blustering day. but tbe roll L. J. Wheeler te vteitlng hte steter Mrs. Some of the meet noted woman of the count showed two hundred and sixty-sev­ member that at tbe Senate you ean get a Henry Couataa. Oaritoa. a iws. first class lunch at any hour of the day or M. T. Wheeler, and other relatives In the country will be present All Interested en present evening. Everything clean and neat and-• city. should make It a point to attend. all patrons receive prompt attention. Al­ ft Geo. Hubbard, night operator of MichThe I. O. G. T. will give a shadow So­ Was. A, Vaa Wa The Secretary of the Board of Water ways patronize the Senate. Central depot, te on the sick list this Z. Kashvilte, astn. cial at tbe home of Mrs. H. E. Felgbner, Commissioners can be found at Wetesert Tbe Knlghto of Pythias, of Coldwater, 410 South Church St. on Friday evening Bros, hardware store where all can pay Mrs. C. S. Grigsby of Chicago has been dedicated their new lodge In that city Jan. 19th. their water rents, dee me at once before last Wednesday evening. Hon. P. T. spending a few days at tbe Presbyterian the extra per cent is charged. Colgrove. of this city, was present and de­ parsonage. . Usual services at the Presbyterian E. G. Holbrook, See’y. livered an address. The Coldwater Re­ Evening topic, Mrs. Julia Reeder, of Grand Rapids, church next Sunday. publican comes to our desk this week and was the guest of Mrs. • W. H. Goodyear “Profit and Loes." speaks In tbe most glowing terms of bls last week. Tbe Y. P. S-' C. E. next Sunday evening Four second band heating stoves, also effort and the way It was received there. .James R. Mason returns to school at In the Presbyterian church will be led by secondhand single harness. Inquire J. W. W. Logan, who has been breaking Lima, Indiana, after a three weeks vaca­ Willis Goodrich. a Andras, the dentist and handling eolts In the south part of tbe tion to morrow. county and at Bedford, for fourteen years, Mrs. J. Q. Quinn Is In Pennsylvania has moved to tbe city and rented the this week where she was called by tbe Bechtel barn on N. Jefferson street and Is Illness of a relative. prepared to handle colts or victons horses. M. F. Jordan and Jnhn Carveth, of Mr. Logan guarantees satisfaction and Middleville, were In the city Friday and willlglvetho best of references, among Saturday on business. them being a good one from Messer Bros. Chas. Bowditch, of Grand Rapids, was A Reynolds. In tbe city Friday. A. H. Hull returned A Michigan weather prophet says- home with him Saturday and spent Sun­ “Wbefi caterpillars are colored black at day. both ends and yellow In the middle then Miss Emma Pflug is home from Chica­ the winter will be cold at both ends and go on a two weeks vacation. She Is ac­ soft in the midche, aud, vice versa, when companied by a friend Miss Scott from the the black Is in the center and the yellow at same dty. the extremities. The shades on the cat­ Mrs. Florence Jewett and daughter erpillars last fall denote for this winter Matle returned to Grand Rapids Satur­ a cold winter at both ends and a big soft day after a two weeks visit with Mrs. F. spot In tbe middle." H. Barlow. The many patrons of tbe American Mrs. Julia A. Pond, president of the house will be pleased to learn that C. E. lady board of managers of the World’s Teal! has again taken charge of it Tbls Fair from Michigan; is the guest of Mre. is a certain guarantee Chat It will be run D. G. Robinson. as It should be. Mr. Teall had tbe name of running one of the best dollar-a day The suit of Lincoln Parkhurst or Mldhotels In Michigan and he proposes that dlevllie against his tather-in-law Frank his reputation shall not suffer. He asks Roys of Three Rivers tor tbe board of him­ all of bls old friends and patrons to re­ self his wife and an aunt of Parkhurst's member tbe American House. wife while taking care;of his (Parkbursts) George Soule and son Fred, have pur­ wife was tried io Kenaston’s court Friday chased the millinery stock of Soule A Wet­ and Saturday. M. F. Jordan, W. O. Low­ zel and will hereafter continue the busi­ den and P. T. Colgrove were for prosecut­ annxb ness with largely increased stock. The ion while Carveth and Hendrick and millinery department will be under the Jas. A. Sweezey were for defense. The charge of Mesdames George Soule and Jury rendered verdict of no cause of anner Prod Soule, while the gentlemen will give action after being out about 20 mliyites. their attention to disposing of bazaar anner Word was received here yesterday of the goods, of which they have just received burning of tbe greater portion of Bellevues a large stock. Give them a call. business blocks by fire, Wednesday night. Rev. D. B. Pope of Hickory Corners, The loss is now estimated at 3100,000. Aid was in the city Tuesday In tbe interest of was sent from Charlotte and Battle Creek Funk A Wagnals’ standard dictionary of and but for this help the entire town the English Language. The book is with­ would have gone. The heaviest losses out question the ve¥y best thing of its are Sawyer A Havess hardware store kind in existence or will be when com­ 820.000. Evan's Opera house 83000. J. pleted. It can be obtained tn either one Taylor's saloon. Among the other losses anner large volume or two small ones. Over are A. W. Barnes, Masonic Lodge, E. C. 81.000.000 will be spent In completing Stevens, Evans A Hall. Van’s cigar store, tbe work before the first volume is Issued. and several others. Tbe fire started in McNaughton, Colvin A Co. is the name Robinson’s foundry building where bay of a new firm that will do granite and was stored. It spread rapidly as the town’s marble work in Battle Creek and Hastings only fire protection was a hand engine. hereafter. Tho farmer will look after the Very few of tbe buildings were insured business of the firm while tbe latter will owing to the high rate charged there. solicit work and tend to the practical part Will Pickle, a Charlotte fireman, formerly of the business. Both men are well living here was injured by falling ruins. known here, have bad good practical ex- Will DoIf well known In tbls city loses perienceJn their respective departments the bote! of which be was proprietor. and will work for their share of patronage Friday morning about 8:35 fire was dis­ In the granite aad marble line. covered in the Democrat office in the Mr. Phillip Barber and Mrs. Oornllea National Bank block by Harry Morris who Hicks, two very estimable people, were with Claude Rogers occupy a room directly A false alarm of fire was given Saturday night -about 7 o’clock. Seme one met Henn Skinner and told him a house was on fire In the second ward and ho gave the alarm. Ed. Sentz and Herd Green were hurt while hurrying to the supposed fire, the latter spraining his ankle. Miss Gertrude Pendergast was in Grand Rapids Monday. vA^V HE above is an exact reproduction of the present condition ' of a man who DIDN’T READ THE PAPERS. Before retiring at a hotel in neighboring city he “Blew out the gae.” His funeral was held a few days later. Had this unfortk*« nate man kept posted by reading the papers he would be numbered among the living to-day, and enjoying the blessings of plenty, instead of leaving a destitute family because he would have kept track of the market reports, besides learning from papers that it would be sure death to blow out the gas be­ fore retiring. In this connection we desire to call your atten­ tion to our clubbing rates. We are offering T TO BARRY COUNTY READERS It la the two two for • TO READERS OUTSIDE OF BARRY COUNTY Any two for $1.25; any three for $1.75; all four for $2.00. cannot tell how long this offer will be open. Sample copies may be seen at the B office, — lire. Tin Barera will onranlae a danelnr the growing popularity of hte market Mboul to-morrow rrnlsr Io Mudge’a open kooM, eommenelnK at I o’clock. Erery Me who deelree to Iran bow to trip tbe one visit to his market will result tn jour ll<ht fantactle aboald aUaed. Price per being his steady customer. leuon only SS oenta. We desire to say to all patrons that tbe Tbe holiday, an over, tbe college irirle Delton Roller Mill te running and wOl roonc people an reeprertni . The Hastings B and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, two papers one year for 41.00. The Hastings B and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the papers one year for $1.00. The Hastings B and New York Weekly Tribune the papers one year for $1.00. Any three of the above papers for $1.50. All four of them $1.75. married Christmas day at the residence of over the office. Mr. Morris was wakened tbe officiating clergyman, Bev. Levi Mas­ by a smarting sensation of the throat and It will pay you to examine the closing ter, D. D. Mr. and Mrs. Barber honey­ difficulty to breathe. He saw at once that out sale of odd sizes and widths at Tbe mooned a short time in the state’s metro­ something was on fire and opening a door polis, Detroit, and on their return, Mrs. leading from tbetr room was met by a hot Little Bed Front Shoe Store. Charles Andras, daughter of the bride, wave of smoke. Calling Claude be hurried WoolletA Brom son. gave a very enjoyable reception at her down stairs to give tbe alarm, but being a The rhetorical exercises for this week home in Creasy. About sixty persons strangpr did not know where to go. He Friday at tbe schools will toe given by th« met a man who ran to the engine house 3rd and 4th grades in tbe Central building. were present. —Kalamazoo Telegraph. and rang tbe bell. Fully ten minutes All parents and patrons are cordially In­ The way fa which Ed. Schumann has elapsed before the fire whistle blew and vited to come. come to the front in the meat market busi­ by this time the flames were making quite ness Is a matter of great pleasure to both Mre. H. C. Lane, ot Grand Kaptda will a headway. The arrival of the fire depart­ himself aad friends. He has aimed to be ,1 Mre. Jed. Hendenhott't, Green St, ment soon changed this however and they meet the demands ot the people by keepTarada, afternoon, Jan. 16th, with a soon had It under control. Where or bow Um ot needle work. WIU be prepared the Are originated te a matter of question. to do ata rapier and fire lewona. H. H. ' Snyder tbe proprietor will th, aoctcly rim SpIrUollKIe Society wlU meet next 1 "He Blew Out The Gas.” I q: day. PERSONAL MENTION. be kept rwnninp. despite reports to the contrary. We are here for buslnem and lose about 8800.00. the main damage being done to the press and ma­ chinery this on fortunately was not Insured. If tho ire bad not been discovered when It was tbe National Bank In the front of tbe building might have amt a severe teas. Daniel Striker the vice president gave tbe The Road To Ruin MANY a woman has busted her husband up in busi­ ness trying to dress better than her neighbor. THERE are many men ■ who spend more than they can afford for clothes. If they’re not made by a high priced tailor they think life’s not worth liv.ing, that’s all bosh. We are trying to find some man who can tell the dif­ ference between our readyto-don fine' suits and a made-to-order suit The Often Begun fireman ten dollars and two boxes of cigars as an appreciation of the fine work they ■f: ■ m �Morning Herald, of Fklney. toOowa: eJULESVERN Ye*, with this slender store eked, out hoping that it might be heard by some with such fish as they might be able to passing vessel. But *!*ould not this bell catch, such were the pn’y mean* toey bear the name of the ship to which ft had belonged in accordance with aa al­ T -yj to keep body and sou! tujrether There no Lrnger s.M-med to be any possi­ most universal custom among mer­ bility rial they coaid still be upon toe chantmen? i Willis Lad taken a few steps in the And yet If they had been forced to lay their bones here it ivas very prob­ dlr^-tion ot the b. 11 when be suddenly able that tbe remains of the one who tutted. At the foot of the wooden had died last would be found some­ where. But In spite of all the patient searching done inside and out of this cave, no trace of their bodies could be shreds of clothing were clinging. There r---------------- —— - ■ - ‘•This leads me to think." observed . Tivor* who had taken refuge on this Zach French, “that these castaways } were taken off toe island.” “But how?" asked Capt Willi*. “Could they hare (xnsibly with toe debris of the wreck built a raft large enough to put to tea?" “No. captain, they didn't have enoig'h to build u canoe with- I incline to the . . / ' <z Z & ' /, */. - *- -j CapL Willis, draw in* from his pocket Molly's Hope, to dkrover a hat had ba- contained a portraft of Molly. a photographio miniature now almost faded Maf was forced upon tbe world that they had all perished, either before running Tbe mystery Still remains as great as been found by Willis' men in a corner of tbe place. If this sfieal witness tea­ mate of tbe clipper ship. He was found clw'tnn inevitable that he had perished with the others from want and ex- that the castaways of Browse island ■Yea, perhaps," sigbed Andrew Hol- --------------K-* jf /Tfw Lg~V On July 27, tbe moment Andrew Hol- Drodnaugfat had been wrecked on an island of the Indian ocean?" “No one," replied Willis; “at least not from the route he waa to have fol­ lowed, and which he did in reality fol- sighted to the south of Celebes island. Capt John, having lost control of hia “DKXXDXAVGBT, 1875." bare island. Four had died and the fifth had been left ak>n<- Catching sight of a ship in the offing this poor wretch had one day crawled out of his some strait Into toe Timor sea and driven upon Browse island." happened,” added Zach. for them to build a raft still there's no than hope, and had fallen in his tracks never to rise again After giving order* to the two seamen to diga grave for the bones of this last survivor. Capt. Willis made a sign to Zach to follow him in the direction of the bell the latitude of western Australia, it's Engraven upon ft and still perfectly tty opinion that this vessel must have legible were this word and this date.* foundered during its passage from tbe ; “Dreadnaught, 1875." Australian coast to this island.” Zach saw that he would have little CHAPTER XV show of overcoming this theory; but still being unwilling Vo leave undone Two letters had been received from anything which might aid them in Capt- Willis since the sailing of the learning what had become of the cast­ Molly's Hope. The first reported their away*, he added: “But captain, you fruitless search among the passages cf aurely intend to visit the other parts of tbe Torres strait and as fax as the th island!"* outer edge of the Arafoora sea Tbe ‘Yes, to keep my conscience quiet," second made known the fact that Mel­ replied Willis; “but first let's go and ville and Bathurst islands had yielded and remove that signal so that vessels up s no trace of the Dreadnaught _ Therewill not be influenced to leave their upon, Mrs Allaire had been notified course to save people who don’t exist.* - that the steamer would follow the TimTbe captain and Zach and the others ! or sea and *o reach the western coast now made a last examination of the , of Australia, where the search would bereh. tica. having gained the plateau be continued among the different arohib? paa^ng through the gorge, they pehgoea adjacent to that coast, after turned their Mrpa toward the promon- . which the Moll/. Hope would Mil for "At last," cried Willis. “we’re lu a position to learn." The two sailors set to work making use of their knives to loosen the dirt, but many years must haveclapsed since the burial, for the graves contained nothing but bones. Willis ordered to be replaced., The truth concerning the wreck on Browse island had again escaped Willis and his companions. If four human beings had been buried on this spot, what had become of him who had rendered them this last service? And be, too, when death struck him down, where had he fallen? Would they not find his bones on some other part cf the island? Capt Willb could net bring himself to think so. “Why shouldn't this wreck be the Dreadnought?'’ asked one of toe te^mezL \ ’ “Bat why should it?” replied Zach. The fact is that there was nothing to show that ft waa toe Dreadnanght that had gone to piezes on the reefs of Browse island, and the outlook wag that this second cruise of the Molly’s Hope was fated to end as fruitlessly as the first. ' Capt- Willis stood with his gaze rivcastaways were'now sleeping that last sleep which alone bad been able to pat leave for Sidney at once.' “Yea.“ said MoUy. “Will you go with me, Zach?" she added, turning to tbe in Sidney,** exclaimed Molly. ONE YEAR FOR OHLY 11.10, CASH IF ADY4NCE. “When with the thought to ring thia bell, to trail*T" there!" home, but not, however, until she had ransacked the smaller islands and ex­ hausted every hope of finding some new evidence of tbe life or death of Capt. John and his companions. By the end of February, however, Mr. Hollister began to be of the opinion that the second expedition was being greatly prolonged. Every day people could be seen on their way to Island point in hopes the steamer would make her ap­ pearance in the offing. As far as they could see her, with­ out waiting for her to display her number, the sailors of San Diego would recognize her by the cut of her jib, just as one can tell a Frenchman from a Englishman. Finally, on March 27, the Molly's Hope hove in sight about fuil headway before a fresh north­ wester. Before one o’clock she had entered th$ narrows and anchored just inside the bay The new* had spread rapidly through the city, aud crowds of people had gathered at different points, point and some on Loma point- Mrs. Allaire and Andrew Hollister, together with several friends, in their haste to communicate with the steamer, had taken a tug and were already under way. A strange presentiment had come upon the crowd, and as the tug steamed by not a cry went up. They seemed to have concluded that if Capt. Willis had succeeded upon this second expedition the news of his success would have Address all orders to night' is the wreck." “Even so," replied Willis, "but since around a deep excavation, a sort of stony pond fed by toe rains and cloud­ bursts, tn order to keep on their way. Suddenly Willis came to a halt and pointed st four mounds parallel with each other. Possibly they would have escaped his attention had they not been marked by small wooden crosses now news which bad been telegraphed to “Is the Molly's Hope ready for neaF* “No," replied Hollister, “ft would the Dreadnmght; but if we had only ‘You may be right, captain." said TbeNewYorkl Hly Tribune Bat such is his weak and reduced oon- 'Had we reached here been seen by a pausing Teaset’ think tt” “Why not, explain?" “Because, if a passing ship had see* them aud taken them off, the whole world would bars beard of it, unless that ship itself had gone down with every soul on board, which is hardly supposar branches of the Darling al most on tbe boundary line of New South Wales and , . aJ Tt read . THE HASTINGS BANNER. this evening.' others? for besides Capt John and his gether, my dear Molly!” cried Andrew Hollister. “fie will do it!" was her reply. ordinary seamen on board the DreaduaughL." “It’s a mystery," replied Willis. “But not for me!" exclaimed Molly. “I know, but I ask you what you think." • “Perhaps they perUhed when the ship Inire and Z&ch French in the capital city of the state. Atone o’clock in the morning toe Oregon steamed slowly through toe Golden Gate. Willi* “You think then that only five of them reached the shore alive?" “Unfortunately, that seems to be the only explanation." answered Mr Hollia- steamer Oregon had averaged about seventeen knots on this trip, which had been favored by superb ?r Zach had an idea that the “1 don't agree with yoc," came from Mrs. Allaire. “Why should not John. Shelton and the twelve men liave been able to get safely ashore? Why f-bould not nine of them have been able to leave the island?” “But how. Mr* Allaire?" asked Capt. Willis, eagerly. “By putting off in a launch, built out of the remains of the wreck." “Mrs. Allaire," said Willi* "Zato will bear me out in assuring you that from the condition in which we found the debris of the wreck the thing^rould have been impossible.” “But the ship’s boat*—” “Admitting that they were not bat­ tered to piece*, they would not have been ctanch enough to reach the Sunda islands or the Australian coast.” “And still," remarked Andrew Hollis­ ter, “if nine of the castaways were able to get off the island, why should toe other five have remained there?" “In my opinion," added Capt. Willis, “if they ever left the island in a boat they either went to toe bottom, or else only reached the eoast to be slain by The brave woman didn't flinch at these terrible words. CHAPTER XVI Mr*. Allaire's account- It need hardly be said that passengers. officer* and crew manifested toe greatest sympathy for this brave lady. » hose rare courage in bearing up under her misfortunes made her richly deserving of itOn August 15, after a voyage of seven thou­ sand miles, the Oregon entered the bay of Port Jackson through its lofty gate­ way of schistottt eliff* To the customs the steamer, Mrs. Allaire turned with the anxious inquiry “He is still alive," replied the agent, who had guessed who toe lady for did not toe whole city of Sidney know that she had taken passage on the Ore­ gon and was she not awaited with the “Where is he?" she inquired. “At the Marine hospital." Mrs. Allaire, followed by RAVAGES OF CATARRH Catarrh AUaeks AU Muooua Membranes. ItATeeUthe Ears, Eyes, Nose Throat, Bronchial Tubes, Lungs, Stomach. Bowels. Kidneys, Blad’ der—Tho Whole Mucous Tract—The Many Ills That Are Due to Its Far Reaching Influence. ’T?'*’ tnd'Lth*t «*•» cioplf « dUel^rg, from lb, orelrlte, wllb a h»wktt>c red .ptttlog of mocres: bet to tbe obrerplog pbr,ir:,„ wbcjretea a .pclaltr of tbe dlarere, tbe word catarrh ware atoeh ml torenree. nae tavtvht Inm tHat ^atwwwA. I- k.—■ w..--- - - ----- w . . » _ a__ . . • ..... . rowtatat of tbregbu. ete. . 0>>tntl 01 IbhoanaM. nr mHw, Im. bmehlal tabec and luga, ksaualag acre throat, erect —a— ■ ........ .... -__ _ ~ '______ . Zach ceired her with that deference which had always been shown her at San Diego ’ and which would have been shown her anywhere. A carriage con- where they were received by the physi“Has Harry Shelton been able to speak yet?" she asked. “Bas be reeov- said?” “I think," replied French, with a shake of the head, “T think that if it waa possible for things to turn out this 'And, therefore," said Molly, “my found on the your crew, Capt. Willis, you have done everything that brave and devoted men could have done.* . Twenty minutes later, the tug bear­ ing Mrs. Allaire, Mr. Hollister and their friends came up along side the steamer. ’ Mrs. Allaire!” la a moment or so they had learned the *No. madam." replied the physician. use of his faculties. He seems to be un­ able to articulate a syllabic. Death “Shelton must not die!" exclaimed Molly. “He alone knows whether Capt John is alive, whether any of his crew still survive. He alone can tell where they are. I have come to see him, to This method of treatment is peculiarly adapted to thin clam of ailment, rf the tire mucous true, nf th. M ” **»■*«» cf the ®nrere .nd reerereio! troaltoent-IpToSnre^rdaTm t£Tl' Uta iTSe ££‘tro^o > rattonal mode ot treatment In mb the, areTretwre” . ^n’aHDRXAMIHAT10NKMBKR *T 00818 T0U NOTHING FOR CONSULTA CATARRH CAN BE CURED! “Madam. I'll take you to him at once.’ replied the physician. Zach French stood by Shelton's dear Molly," said Hollister, thinking gAtoedMwkhly mstoju CONTINUED NEXT WEEK island that the Dreadnaught had gone TRY THEM. Maliy, with Molly’s Hope was “Forward to the signal!" he cried out Zach and the others followed him aa of the Island. irn Willis and his men had reached A short needle in sewing. thcr death. whispered Mrs. Allaire. cloth. Rxmovtmq ink from board* with muriatic acid, afterward washed with water. A terrible Molly’s Hope, with her colors draped —1*1.--- ---____ a.. . Mn. Allaire and Andrew Hollister re­ mained on board, Capt. Willi* had brief- Wand. It waa decided to delay a report of toe expedition until later. After pressing WQHK and French’s hands, •5.00 A MONTH ■KB MONTH EATION. BX- --- ------------- ----------- -.-W W^tve shellac, one pint of boiling water, for Yourintoclton with a solution of cyanuret of potassiand ringed in cold water. SENTENCES BY “JUDGE' gets plucked. entto Copeland ^Medical Institstf. �Hastings Banner W. M_ COOK. Local Editor. BUSINESS CARDS. S. I’ALMKTIKR. ,£< J. M. SMITH. LAW, COLLECTION AND REAL EhTATE OFFICX. or PALMERTON A SMITH GuDvevaBning • apecigjty. Woodland/ Mich P“ Woodmansee. law and cot.i action office. All business promptly attended to. dward Taggart Loyal*lfc^ Knappen. E Arthur C. DenHon. TAGGART, KNAPPKNA DENIBON. LAWYERS. Rooms Bit 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapids. Michigan. M alice kirk. m. d.. * Physician and Surgeon. HsstingB, - ■ Mich. AH call* promptly attended day o/ night Bee over F. G. Stowell's boot and edoe star AMES A. SWEEZEY. Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices In all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. J R. E. H. LATHROP, Homoepathic Physlelan and Surgeon Office over W. 11. Goodyear's New Drug Store. * . All calls promptly attended to. D f A. SCRIBNER, >L 1>.< /• Physician and Surgeon, Delton. Mleh. . Office Id real donee, one otack eari of depot. C A. & C. IL HARBEK • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls In city or county responded to with promptness, day or night H A. SHELobs, « Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loan on Beal Estate Ilea! Estah ■old on commission. General conrevanclng. Having a complete set of Abstract Book*, rom •IM from tbe Hecords. can furnish complete « tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. M. FOWLER,D.D. S. g (Httoe hours 8 a m to 5 p. m. hilip t. coixhiove, P Attorney at Law (Sar-ccfwor to Smith A Colgrove. (Office in J J uion bloek.iiM»tJiiK». Practices in riftbe aourtaor the •tate. E. KEN ASTON. Attorney at Law, -(Over J 8. Goodyear A Co.'s store.) Fractlcestn alt courtsof tbe State. CoUeetivo* promptly stteuding to. A • R. TIMMERMAN. Homcnpalhic Phy sician and Surgeon. (Oflteeover Lathrop's drug store.1 P • NEIGHBORING COUNTIES SOMETHING ODD. Jasper Mulholland has constructed a very ingenious model of the Ferris wheel. It is made entirely of wood, whittled out with a jack knife. The wheel is three Thursday, Jan. u, 1894. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • feet In dlataoter and is in all respects a small duplication of tlie big original. The lurnstllee, stairways, etc., are al) there witl> people standing by, and the cars are wall filled with passengers. Tbe wheel revolves slowly by clockwork. A vast amount of Ums and patience were neces­ sary lu its construction and the wheel Is well worth seeing.—Decatur Republican. Fuller Brothers, who made a fortune in the Manufacture of washboards In Kal­ amazoo, have struck It rich In southeast­ ern Kansas, owning a large section of coal territory. They have a town of twenty bouses and a general store. Th town has been named Fuller. Witbin 60 days they expect to ship 300 tons of coal dally. A total of 921,347.09 was contributed at the Tabernacle meeting held at the Seventh Day. Adventist in Buttle Creek last week. The contributions include cash, houses and lota, gold and silver, jewelry, organs, and pianos. The meet­ ings were the most enthusiastic of the kind over held In ihe city. . 110 quires. Charlotte Is having r poultry show- thle Roller Skating fa being revived in many of tbe towns around us. Mrs. Eliza Earle, a demented woman, died at tbe Van Buren county hou^e a month or so ago and was buried at tbe ex­ pense uf the county. She had been an Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure inmale of the county bouse aliout a year, having been sent there from Antwerp • Catarrh. W. IL Goodyear. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure township where she had been a public charge for two years or more. Au exa cold In tho head. W. H. Goodyear. Hminatlou of her effects after death dis­ Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure Is the best closed $750 In money sewed up In her soothing and healing. W. H. Goodyear. her clothing, together with papers A hot, si lug of Carter’s Extract Smart showing that parties In Kalama­ Weed will cure the Grippe. W. H. Good­ zoo owe her some 81200 more. The coun­ year. ty will reimburse itself for her toalntenCaster’s Croup amf Consumption Cure Is a nee and burial expenses out of the money Che-best cough medicine. W. 11. Good- found and turn tbe remainder over to her heirs, wme of whom we arc told are liv­ Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure ing near Gull Lake, Kalamazoo county.— relieve* at once. Try It; never fails. W. The Kreat value of Hood's Sarsaparilla as a • remedy for catairb is vouched tor by thousands - a! people whom It h r* cared. H. Goodyear. Carter's Cough and Consumption Cure -will cure coughs and croup, actj quick. tastes good. \V. H. Goodyear. Tbe cantata, “Months and Seosom” given by Nashville home talent was pre­ sented to a packed house last Friday evening, and was repeated on Saturday evening. A literary society has been formed lu Woodland. The first meeting will a debate, tbe subject: "Who has done tbe meet far bls county tbe warior or till- Nashville business stores close at six •'•tack sharp now, with the exception of tbe groceries and meat markets which nntaih open until 7:30. This will be tbe practice during January and February. Every mother should keep a bottle of Garter's Extract Smart Weed in the house. When the little one comes home with wet feet and chilled, a hot sling ot Carter’s Ex­ tract Smart Weed will prevent taking ••Id. Children like it, ft is as pleasant as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. A lot sling of Carter's Extract Stuart Weed will cut tbe mucous phlegm out of the throat and lungs in a few bouts, mak» g it a sure cure and quick care and pre­ ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore Throat, I'neumonia, etc., aa tbeae troubles al) cone from a neglected cold. W. H. Goody car. Tuniday evening, Ix-twom seven and nine oVilock. some one entered the house •f Merritt Everts, on Sherman street, while the family was away and stole a sauUl kum of money. Tbe house was iboroagly ransacked, but a quantHy of jewelry was unmolested so the burglar evidently wauU-d nothing but ready cash. Mr. Everts ia a poor man and the money was what be was saving to pay hia taxes with, so that ihe thief must have been a hardened wretch. A good clue Is being may te btwgbt te Jasiloa.—NoahvUte ped ups rork, last Eaton county Issued 297 mtrriage licen sea last year. E. C. Reid of Allegan has been elected secretary of the State Horticultural so­ ciety. Six veterans ot the war of IBli are buried in the village cemetery at Mar­ cellus. There were SIS less marriages in 8hlawasse county during the past year.’ than In 1892. Hawlev Gould was drowned at Athens Monday while skating. The body was recovered. Bancroft has voted.to bond tbe village for 810,000 for the bringing of factories to that place. During tho past year 1500 patients were admitted to the university hospital at Ann Arbor. Tbe Cambria and Lillie iron mines at Negaunee have again reduced their work­ ing forces. by local application, as they can­ not reach tbe diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condi­ tion of the mucous lining of the Eustach­ ian Tube. When thia tube gets Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect bearing, and when It te entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless this in­ flamal ion can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal eanltion, bearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which h noth­ ing but an Inflamed condition of the m j cw» surfaces. ' We will give Mie hundred dollars that casoot be cured by fur Haifa Catarrh F. J. Cteney a Co., Toledo, O. Hastings, - - Mleh. CAPITAL $75,00 0.00 8UEPLUR 811.000.te. A motel way of stirring up bualneM is adopted by a shoemaker In Lynn, Mass. Every eleventh pair of shoes left at his shop he repairs free of cost. Ax artesian welt at Pierre, a D., spouts a combination of water and gas at the rate of four hundred gallons a D. W. Reynolds. 0aab>Mminute. The water blazes for a time DKJLCTOBS: when a light is applied to it. O. W. BeynoHa, W. H. Power*, Somk years ago a floating island in JohnOarvefb. Cranberry lake, near Arden, N. Y.. was fastened to the mainland with a hawser to keep it from drifting away. The bld Has th* only savings department in In Barry hawser is there yet, and so is the Coenty and pays 4 per cent Interest on all tins* island. ' Two infantile aihnenta caused John Brings, a boy in Booth bay Harbor, Me., to take to his "bed for three weeks. He Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Milk Shake and is now all right, and has commemorated his illness by naming a couple of pet Pepein Cherry Tonic at kittens “Mumps" and “Measles.” DRINK IG&GREAM SODA, Reduced from 1^°' $3 Ian |rMl wMid U U»w «, to TM Fra akn It Mtamllj MM Wa Htolc iltaaUai ««< la baataFto **• kaal aatkartUaa. aHkaat ta(ar< la jaaCaa ar eraaka. It will kaa* aaj iuhW.I,«4« MaraW aa ika taaka a«a anHaai al Ika llaa. aa m atkv i iillllaal kaaa. RELATED OF THE RENOWNED. “Mothrr" BfCKKRDTKE, the wellknown hospital nurse during the civil war, now resides in Russell, Kan. Hott Shkhman. Esq., one of the sur­ viving brothers of the late Gen. Sher­ man. is chairman of the independent citizens’ movement at Salt Lake City. Capt. Magnus Anderson, who Henry Hunslcker has been appointed brought the Viking ship from Norway |x>»t master at Bellevue. to this country, will deliver a aeries of A week or ten days ago Chas. Beebe, a lectures in the northwest on "Norway fast young man living at Schoolcraft; went and the Viking Ship." Wiijuam M. EvaBts, the famous law­ to Knhvmazoo and spread the report that yer. who lately celebrated his golden Jabpz Beelie. a wealthy old gentleman, wedding on his farm, realized at one had been killed in a runaway, am! on the time an income of over 850,000 yearly strength of bis supposed heirship u» hie from his practice. His fancy farm at father’s wealth he borrowed a large sum Windsor. Vt., absorbed moat of it. parti—, of money from various Only one of the brothers of Horace nnev to in-* Greeley is now living. This i« Barnes aud proceeded al tuot. augurale a cuI<>hsmI I’n-vlou, Greeley, who is nearly eighty years of age. He lives on the old homentead at to this fee hail cajoled 81000 nf bls father Chappaqua, and has the reputation of by false representations ns tu property In­ being one of the most voluble talkers terests in Indiana. When Beebe senior in the country. read bis own obituary In tbe Kalamazoo papers he instituted Inquiries which re­ INDUSTRIAL AND STATISTICAL. sulted an might have bee.n expected, and In a single HcaHon the locusts or he at once caused the sou’s arrest for ob­ grasshoppers have cost the western taining money under false pretenses.— Ev. farmers two hundred million dollars. There is a Milt mine at Wleliezla. an A rather queer party was recently given Austro-Galieian town, that has been at Battle Creek by a lady who is suffering worked for aix hundred years and ia from a cancer, and who dors not expect still yielding fresh supplies. to live long. Although suffering, she Is There are 26,81 T miles of canals in able to be around. She Issued invitations the world, of which 13,393 miles are hi to thirty of her old friends, which were Europe. 4.470 in the United States. 535 In Canada. 2.240 in India and 5,770 are headed “My last Xparty.” She believes In China. that it Is the last Hine that she will see The oil dealers have just had made them all together, dt was a rather grew- a photograph of a relief map showing some gathering under the circumstance*. the oil-bearing districts of tbe United States. It is a map seven feet k<ng Otsego is to bsve m in 1st re I performance and fifty inches wide, and Shows tbe “ given by home talent In the near future. vtetes in which there are oil wells. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion in the Issue of the week when brought This week, Hastings City Bank, It is said there ia never an odd num­ ber of rows Ou an car of corn. ... -------Ol Hoods'— Harapsrllla la always...... with tnthe boundsuf reawnn becuure it Is true; it always appeal* to the sober, common sense of think­ ing people because It h true; and it is alwavs fully suustautlRted by rndot^emrnu which, hi the fimuH’inl world would be accepted wttliout & in- ment’i- beiilatloii- ILTod's Pi'ls cures liver Ills, ronstlpstlun. bllllou’uii'S’i. Jaundice, sick headache, iudigeatloa. .Mrs. Window's Moolbin^ Simp has been v*ca for children teething, (c tooth* the child, noftens tlie guinn, all tv« all pain, cure* wind oollc. aud In the ”eri remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentyflvrt cent* a bo'llr. Bold uy all drugglats tbrougliou the world When Baby was sick, wr gnv- n-r C.v4oria. V.Twn she was a Child. she crir-.! for CnstorLs. When abc had Children, she gave them (Jnrtoria. Pale Faces »how Depleted Blood, poor nourishment, everything bad. They are signs ' ot Anaemia. Scott’s Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver OH, with hypophosphites, en­ riches the blood, purities the skin, cures Antomla, builds up tho system. Phyticiant, the world over, endorse IL Dn't bi tadred tj SdtllMn! JC.AMCEKIS CURABLE LlWithout tbe knife. still ffbere you can get ICE CREAM, CON­ FECTIONART and anything in the line of FRESH BAKERY GOODS. Douoh-xut forget It. ALWAYS SMOKE SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. 84 THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. ADMUIIBTRATOB'M BALE. th the matter of the estate of Harvey F. Bellinger, deceased. Notice Is hereby given. That by virtue of a license grunted aurfgiven to me. the teininlstrator of said estate, bv Jacob L Me 1’nck, Judge of ihe Probate Court for the county of Eaton. I shall sell at auctlonTo tbe highest bidder, at th*premise* hereinafter described on Tueeday the 27tb cay of February. ISM. at to o’clock, a. m.. all the right, title and Id tercet of said deceased in and to tbe foUowlrur described premises, to The «nutb oue-half (Hl of tbe south east one fourth (U] of section thirteen—RO acres. The east one half m) of south west quarter (Hl of Mo tion thirteen—*0 acres. The north one halt IH] of tbe east one-half (H | of tbe east one-half [H] ol tbe north weal one fourth (»<1 of section twenty-four i’Ji]- 20acres. The south west ooefourth (Ulotihe south west one fourth Ik] of section thirteen (131-V acres. All of the above described parcel* of land in town one (l) north of range nine [»] w«at. county of Barry and state of Michigan. Also tbe south west one fourth [^) of tbe south west one fourth [J»] of section eighteen (1*1—40 scree. Town one [|1 north range eight |si west, Barry County and tit*te of Michigan. tilBAM COLZMMN. Admin htrator. MORTGAGE BALK. Default having been made tn the payment ot ru InntMllment of interest, due upon a cer­ tain mortgage made Dy Kd ward Kmttb and Be bccea M.Hinlth hH wife, to ElmiralLRcvti. old*.dated September tlth. INH, and recordimI lu the office of tbe Rrgbter of Itoeds. for the county of Barry, and the state of Michigan, on tbe mb, day ot September A. D. 1891. in liber 37 ot inortgxgc*. on page 12; and wbmvaa said mortgage provltied. that. “If any tulerrat shall liecome doo aud remain unpaid for tbtrtv day* then both principal a -d Interest ehall forthwith become due and collectable, at the option of the party of the necoi.d part." »nd more tnan thirty d-ys having elapsed since raid Install­ ment of Interest becam- dur. and no part of tbr stme or of the principal of said mortgage hav­ ing been paid, said second party under the op lion given in said mortgage hereby declares the whole principal sum of sal < inortuxge. and In terrar thereon, now due; which amount at Hit* date Is chiirtied to be tbe sum nf eight hundred sevenly fonr and ts-too dollars; and no ruit or proceeding* at law having t»een instltu ted tn recover the morays reeured by *> Id wortKMgcorany pari thereof; now. tbirefore, by virtue of the power of Mie couteined In * Id mortgage, and the statute in si ch ex*e ruaite and provided, notice is nerrby given that ihe lands and premises described In s* d moripwe, to wit : -the east bait of tbe south west quarter of) section thirty two <33). In township nonne Ik m-rth of range number seven (7) west. Barry County. State of Michigan, s lil br sold at pub lie vendue to tbe highest bidder on Friday tbe 30th. day of March A. I>. 18M al the hmtr of ooe o'clock In the afternoon at the front <tonr of the court bouse in theettvef Hastings In said county, to satisfy the amount dns on said nsort rage, all legal coats and an attorney !<-• of tweet) Bve dollars. Klmira K. Rkynoijw. Merlgagee. Jf. A Rktroi.dv. Attorney. Dated, Coldwater. Mich.. Dec. »lh. 1W3. CASTORIA Castorla U Dr. Samuel Pitcher** prescription for InfUnts • and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and' Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Cast oria dost roy» Worms aud allays feverishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Dlarrbma aud Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency, Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tbe stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castorla. dren. Mothers bare repeatedly told n>e of its good effect upon their children.-' 11! So. Oxford 8L, Brooidy*, M. Y. far distant when mothers will consider tbe real Intervet of their children, and use Castaria Inmedical supplies what b known morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful ■geota down their throats, thereby sending PROBATE ORDER. County of Barry, boklen al lb®Probate Offir* |i> the city of Hastings, in Mid county, on Mon day, tbe Mh dav of January. in tbe year <M>e thousand eight hundred and ninety four. Present, ('tiariea W. ArirMrong, Judge oJ Probata. Id tbe matter nt the estate of Lndnda Blanchard, deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly verified of fra BlaochM-d, heir of said deceased, pray­ ing that administration of Mid estate be grantrd to Ira Blanchard, or to some other suitable person. • Thereupon It is ordered, that Tueaday, thr 6tb day of February A. D. 18M. at tea o’stock in the forenoon, te assigned for tbe bearing of Mid petition and that ibe he'rs at Inw of said de Arid Opart, then to be hidden at tbe Probate uffire. In tbe City of Hasting*. In said Cmmty. and show cause, U any there be, why 11* prayer nf the petitioner may not be granted. And It la further ordered, that said petatamer give notice io the persotis interreted In said estate, of the l>eudcuBy of Raid petition and the bearing ■ bur>h?r caust'rs, or pol■toU8. Barry, onw In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day nf bearing. CnAM. W. ARMSTRONG RiteXUJMsU3XMMin paper* read by Prof. V. Moeetlff-Mourtooor mi ore the Royal and Imper­ ial AsaoclsUonot PhyidcisDa of Vian* namely: That rm the cell elements In cancer have inneb less vltaUtr than those of sound desk, tt Is poeidble to attack them -without injurin,’sinT<nindInu healthy cells, or the scdotaI weal-being of the imtlent. Tbe remedies emloyed at HmuellRvllle al­ though rm ha< mless n» those of Vienna, are far more elective-wholly removing the odor of the«rowth wtthin twenty-four hours, and canenw the dtM-iwd tlfunir to shrink to a hard <inr e-char until it 1* crowded out hy healthy bcaling granulMtlotm. There Is no poulticing or sloughing, no runutag snm or font odor. U !k the only known method that reaches and ex- MVKTGAGK BALI. Default having bean nude la the oondltloux uf a ct»rtain mortgxga made and ex cuted by William P.SIdnani and Mary a. Htdnam, his wifs. to D.nlri Striker dated April ssib. A. D.. iBRS.npou the west ball of the smith east quar­ ter and tbe south ess quarter of the smith east quarter ot aecttan five (S) •• town No. mir north ot range nine west hi Uie romity ot Ham itii.l State ot Michigan and etMtilBiint m l»oth jiirrcla une-bnmired el<ntt*a and S» ion acre* m-’fe nr le*» wrorttlns to tba Umt»«d Ktatesurvey. Hald m r gnge is recorded fn the ofaee f tbe Besister ot Deeds tar Barrv QmmD ri special attention in gtvto Cancer. The treat■ment is bnsed upon tbe What is The Inter Ocean ----------------------- f------- IB THE - -------------- —------ . • MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER 8F TH WEST HRS THE LARGEST CiRCULKTlON. BA1LY (wHhout Sm4>y). M-00 Hr yw. •EMI-WEEKLY, . . |2.00 - OAILY (■ WEEKLY, OF CURRENT UTBRATURB. UN • The Weekly Inter Ocean ASA, JAMILY.PAPEP IT EXCELS A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, of K1OHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making ia all SIXTEEN PAOE& This ; awt, containing SDC PAG IB OF BEADtNQ MATTER aad TWO FULL ILLUSTRATIONS, La atone worth tbe price charged tor tbe paf*'THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, the news ate ci THE JNTER OCEAN, rhe romdent physician. J. t». MITCHELL.*. n. H-ruelhrllk, X. Y gxfW.M itodnliaral^dmi an auorary lee For a hbort time wc will send the H stings Ba Weekly later Ocean, the two papers for only ooe doiiur in advance, to Barry County Readers. Those od« W m year. A ■: �Hastings Banner A Sands, Kbool vm KgMlMd lost Snnduwllh John Brauon na Mperinindent and Hr. M. A. Abbott. MSttaant OOOX- 0-808.. (OaTHM. *««• COUNTY NEWS. Be,. iHmtMd and wife, of Plainwell. watt g*Mt* of A«a More «*• flnt of itjt h> the ttlltar lart wee*. Addle Ritchie. ot Elkhart, Mr. O'Conner our Indiana, relied on friend, here daring her raca- tkm, Clara Ellis has returned to Jackson. K. A. Lamphler Is teaching singing Mrs Hiram Coe entertained a couple of school at this place. tatfy friends from HsuovefM^e first of the Jobs A. Turner and wife, of Wayland, were the guests of EH Nichols one day John Gearhart. Jr., who baa been ser­ last week. iously ill i* on tbe gain. Mrs. M. E. Bovle; of Charlevoix is with Frank Felghner and family, of Cariysle, her mother, Mrs. Richards, who is sick. apex I Thursday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Feigbner. K. C. Basey and family, of Charlotte, were guest*of tbeir parents Mr. and Mrs. NaahviUo. Mrs. E. M. Everts was home from Wood­ land over Sunday. George Clark of Jackson spent Saturday David Smith, tbe put week. Doe Smith, of Hastings, spent a couple at H. Coe’s. days with K V. Smith tbs test of the A little Heath boy, son of Mrs. Dan’l Everts, broke through the ice on the river Shirley Smith, of Hartings, visited his Sunday and nearly drowned. grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. Goetzman of Loch Berlin N. Y. is Monday. visiting her mother Mrs. Tindall ’at Jacob Mrs. Nancy Wilson, of McBride. Is vis­ Lentz’s. iting relatives In this vicinity. . The Y. P. 3. C. E. gave a poverty social at the residence of John BellSouth of town Claverdal*. Mis* Mary A. Ryan and Mias Kittle last Wednesday evening. Rev. Stelnlnger of the Evangelical Cageney w^ro at home during the holi­ church is holding revival meetings at his days. ’ John Ryan has been up north among church. The remains of Mrs. Palmer of Cedar' Aiea McCsilum and Myron Chamberlain attended the reunion of tho sixth cavalry at Grand Rapidr. Corhejlus'Pyle and Orville Kingsbury have got about 2,000 minnows and the large fisti about here will have to look There was a large turn out at Sunday school last Sunday and It Is hoped that the interest will continue unabated. Mrs. Tinker and daughter, of Yankee Springs, arc visiting at Ansel Klngs- Our conservative thermouieter marked U degiees above zero this a. m. 8th. We a;B O'* o< old year 98 into the opening of 94. “We spend our years as a tale that is teld.’’ Our lives are but a book of as many volumes as we are years old. Its writing* you and 1 have done for each Tolunw. There can be no expunging from the past. That bright and intelligent little 8 year old sou Deio». of Kellog and Mary Flow­ er, met with a aad accident New Years day at IS m. In company with another boj tboy .were in the top of one of> his father** barns. In some way be fell from tbe scaffolding to the floor below. • a dis­ tance of from 16 to 18 feet striking on tbe »lde of his head and face. When picked up by his father be thought him dead. He remaintxt in au unconscious condition for three days before he revived to know bls pareuUi. At this writing ho has Improved and good prospects ot recovery. Her. Van Antwerp, the past week has been ..holding revival evening meetings, assisted by tbe Rev. Masters, of Kalama­ zoo. Much Interest is manifested in tbe meeting.,. • Fair winter wesdher a general time of haalth. only a few cases of la grippe around Milo up to date. Much hay and straw is l>eing bailed and roM. The former of from 38 to $10 per toe and the latter at Si per ton. Tbe writer ilouWs the.economy of selling straw from tho farm al the selling price. Much better draw and spread on pastures or fields te be plowed In. spring. ■HMtovIlle. Mrs. N. Carpenter, of Leighton, came ____ near Needing to death from tbe nose last Monday and Tuesday. Doctors pronounc­ ed R a lerioas case. Muh Grace Matter, of Grand Rapids, who has been visiting in the village re­ t timed borne Friday. * School began In DtaCa No. 5 Tbomappte and No. 2 Leighton last Monday. MbetingWcootinue with good success at •the M. E. church tbls week. Kill* are ont announcing auction sales at Mrri»owH.i8. ■ttap't, Blanch Falk. of Plata wall, want a tw share of the trade. Several of the farmers are finishing up tbeir fall plowing. Mrs. Mary Yarger and Mre. Barret of Freeport spent the Sabbath In Carlton. Will Butoff and wife have a very sick child at present writing. We bear that Ed. Friend’s wlfU Is, very sick at the borne of his father James Friend. Mre. John O’Conner and sister Minnie Allan are visiting their parents In Orange­ ville. Miss Mate Uhl of Grand Rapids Is vis­ Arbor where he will continue to pursue his medical studies. Some snow would be very acceptable just now. There is not much of a demand for stove wood here this winter, but very little has been shipped from this point. Tbe Deane clothing stock is offered for Everything is quiet holidays. here since the A literary society has been organized here and some good debates are expected. Mud and rain Is the order of the day? These who Intend to build next -summer are wishing for snow to haul logs to tbe mill. Mrs. Joshua Hall has sold her farm to parties lu Union City, who will take poss­ ession next week. Net proceeds 13000. Mrs. A. Kemberling is quite sick with hemorrhage of the lungs. I|ied at his home Jan. 3rd.. Albert Granger, after suffering long and patient­ ly for three years with paralysis, and for some time been unable to watt upon himself Thu deceased had reached the age of 89 year and leaves a wife, two sons, one residing in Oregon, and two daughters and a cir­ cle pf friends to mourn bls loss. Funeral occurred Thursday at the M. E. church. Too remains were Interred in the Balti­ more cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Bronson of Grgnd Rapids are ylslting friends here at present Mrs. A. Me Man Is Is slowly recovering, now being able to alt up. The victim of La Grippe. Fied Clemens Is suffering at present Cbok’s and Elmer Anbll’s places with very sore eyes. •lorth west of town. Wm. Warner had a horse kicked recent­ IHd you pay your taxes while the rate ly. He found It necewary to kill It as of IfeM was 1 per cent. ■1. H.. W. B. and G. L. Keeler left last it was hart quite badly. tkfartay fur an extended visit in Cali* JrviDg. Oar citizens were startled Sunday tbe band boys will give ’a concert at moralug to bear of tbe brutal murder of Jordans Hall, Jan. 10. Mr. Rogen who lived two miles south Another one of those pleasant select east of this village. Several years ago parties at Jordan's hall last Friday night Mr. Rogers kept a drug store in Irving. Mt*s*Myrnn Jordan and children are He was highly respected as a quiet, hon­ through Carlton Monday and It Is now thought he was the man who committed tbe horrible murder in Rutland. Jessie Vester Is boarding with Mre. John Fleming and attending school to see the ping cedar fence post to these parts. Our school opened last Monday after a two weeks vacation. A targe crowd attended the church dedication teat Sunday. Rgv. Fleming conducted the services which were enjoy­ ed by all. Tbe Bedford choir aided in day. Nina Lasbel Is working for Mr. Albert Dewey’s family. Tbe Y. P. S. C. E. hold tbeir meetings In tbe new church at 7 p. m. of every Sun­ day. Our sick are all reported better at this writing. Jordan 799 E. Centre street was thrown night, and rising pedro was tbe program very nicely arranged for entertaining and the evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all present Miss Maude Stebbins and Theodore Rogers won tbe first prizes, a silver box for hair pins and a bottle of perfume. Mr and Mre. Jordan entertain another set of friends Friday evening with pedro. with It eoreaed There were MM mDea of atreeta. Tn Church of AH Hallows Id Men don still possesses an income origioalV given to it tor the pcirpest of baying tagota for burning heretlea It is estimated that of the 3,000,906 over 300,000 are in chxondc poverty Michigan's suooeasfnl Specialist will be at the Ford House, Sunday. Jan. 14tb. * All persons afflicted with any chronic or nervous disease and getting no help from other sources, are cordially Invited to call and get bis new idea on their cause VINE. PLANT AND TREE. Ax Indiana man claims to have a encumber sixty-six inches In length. A faxmxb at Mason, Mich., has a dwarf pear tree that pnt ont two sets or cure. twelve feet through and two tbousaud years old stands at the foot of Mount special Kae anion. Tickets now on sale to Pacific Coast points on account of tbe Callforuia Mid­ Winter Exposition via tbe Michigan Cen­ tral. For rates and routes enquire at Mich­ igan Central Ticket Office. C. R. Osbohx, Agent. Hope Coater. A Buxrxxrwu plant twelve feet high, tbe stalk measuring twelve inehee in branchea and supporting one hundred and fifty-four flower*, was exhibited at Lathrop. Mo., recently. Two of branches were over nine feet long. Tbe L A. 8. met at Mrs. Aldrich’s ia*t FROM OVER THE OCEAN. Friday. Halting* Market*. Fbxncx ia the only European coun­ Rev. and Mrs, G. Olmstead, uf Plain­ Butter, 16 to IS. try which has to-day fewer able-bodied well, visited at O. D. Loomis’ last week. men than it had thirty years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Woodworth, of Naugatuck Woodxn shoes are worn by about who are visiting the latter’s parents here, seventy million people in Europe. bo., «Oto». spent a portion of last week with relatives Moat of them are made of baaswood. In Hastings. Thebe was a net decrease in the Gid Wilkinson went to Hastings Wed­ British revenue receipts during the Whenx, white per bu.. u. flrat quarter of tbe present financial nesday. Clover Seed per bu., 6.2i. Timothy Seed pm- ba.. 2J» Arthur Backer of Kalamazoo la visiting year of £781,958 aa compared with the Bai ley per bu. M) to W same period last year. Hay per tea, 4Moto. t.oo. at E. B. Payne’s. Millet seed per bu. M The Prussian government ia making Anna Woodworth of Battle Creek made Pork dreaaed. a no. to ATS. an experiment in boring in the Rybnik Beans, 30 to 1 JO. a short visit with relatives and frleads in district of Prussian Silesia which, at Chieken greeeed. s and *. Poultry lirr.t-S. this vicinity last week. the depth of a mile and a quarter, ia Turkey* five, 7*4. Chas. Chandler and wife returned.to still progressing. Galesburge last Wednesday. Mara for tbe use of farmers, dcecribMr. and Mr*. Wltbe Kenestriek of Lng the chemical qualities of the land in various parte of the country, and Augusta are visiting tbeir parents. Mrs, Carrie Bhultz of Shultz was tbe tion, have been proposed in Fnmae. REDUCED RATES AT guest of Mrs. Clara Loomis last Wednes­ OUT of seventy-six Irish kings who day. ruled between A. D. 4 and 1172, no place besides a large circle of friends to Floy Williams began teaching In the fewer than fifty-two died violent mourn her sudden departure. GRAND RAPIDS. primary department at Delton Monday. deaths either in battle, by murder, or OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. About thirty invited guests met at the Delbert Sbantz spent Sunday with hia by thunderbolts (by the latter three RATES $1.25 per day. Rooms 5o cents. home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hurs ley Satur­ were slain). grand parents in Johnstown. Meals 25 cents, Steam Beat day evening where an enjoyable evening It ia said that on an average every BEACH A BOOTH. George McDermott of Kalamazoo ia was spent by tbe young gentlemen and champagne cork Is utilized for three visiting bls brother. separate bottles before it gets broken ladies present After having spent a por­ or thrown aside aa uaelesa English tion of the time In social chat mingled / Social Doing*. waiters get about two shillings a pall with plays amusing to the young, re­ •^Nr. and Mre. F. L. Heath andMlaa ____ for them from the manufacture ns and freshments were served by the boat and Franc Williams entertained about seventy one shilling a pail for soda water hostess together with a variety of dyults, corks. ___________________ both fit this and tbe tropical climates. So friends In a very enjoyable manner Friday Paid for SOMETHING ABOUT MAN. rapidly did the evening pass that it came evening with pedro at Mr. and Mrs. near approaching upon the Sabbath mom Heath’s pleasant home 300 8. Jefferson St. Oculists estimate that one person in when to their surprise they were obliged After tbe games were through and refresh­ four has defective vkion. Rapid growth of the finger nails ia to omit further amusements all repairing ments served tbe score showed Miss Olga to their respective homes feeling that It Bessmer aud A. E. Renkes to be the win­ considered to indicate good health. A long, strong thumb always indi­ had been a real good and social enter­ ners. Tbe former received a beautiful cates great will power and force of book, the latter a pretty ink-stand. Delivered at Thornapple tainment character. ... Lake. Mix. Julius Russell entertains a num­ Your Scribe was very much interested Dr. J rax Santos F'erxaxdrz said at in reading a letter published In tbe last ber of lady friends at luncheon to-day at the world’s fair medical congress that issue of the Bxxnkk, written by Hod. her borne 220 8. Jefferoon 8L he had investigated and could find no Henry P. Cherry. That letter corrobor­ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Huffman and Mr. disease of the eye poculhrtno the is­ Morgan, Mich. / ates with facts written by your Scribe of and Mrs. Chas. Huffman will entertain lands of Cuba. this place several weeks ago in which we with pedrp Tuesday and Wednesday night are severely criticised by tbe opposing of next week at tbe tatter's residence. 317 political party by saying the price of W. Green St. wheat wben drawn by ox teams a distance Tbe Young Mens’ Social Club give of 17 or 18 miles to Kalamazoo, there sold tbeir next bop the 13th, a week from to­ OF THE for tbe enormous price of 31 eta per bushel day. and barter at that receiving articles of Tbe wedding of Ml«s Minnie May Cook neccesslty of course, and those times, as to Herman H. Cook of Allegan took place now, severe old Democrat times except at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. then Lukes best was bought and sold at Bowne 502 S. Broadway test evening. 31 cte per gallon or 3 ets per glass—A Tbe relatives and a few of the Intimate slight difference no doubt, from tbe prices friends and neighbors were present to FOS TH* YCAR ENDING DECEMBER 31. 1803. asked to-day for that article. Our young witness tbe ceremony. Shortly before American Democrat friends ot to-day can eight Miss Una Quinn took her place at bardly"realiza tbe difficulties which* tbe 4 MEMBERSHIP? SCHEDULE A tbe piano and tbe bridal party advanced; Namber of members December list, early pioneers of Barry County endured first came tbe ribbon bearers Miss Leah of previous year................. ’ D. Number of members added during away baek in tbe forties. Traveling 111* »h* --■Bowne and little Alice Cook dressed in' 3379 eight miles to tbe nearest poet office and dainty gowns of white mull, then came the - I» A. Bowker AXIS If a letter was found then, twenty-five M c. W Moore brides little niece Francis Bowne carrying •* A. C.T»wne drawn durine tho year, and poiicents must be advanced before receiving - Uro. C. Nichols the wedding ring in a si Ivor box, then tbe etes caucriM by m*oo of ante or IL In those early days James K. Polk mahl uf honor Miss Cook of Allegan gown­ was Chief Executive and under bis reign ed in pate yellow with satin trimmings to company................... . ................. . we were highly favored in procuring onr and the bride on her fathers arm Ln a EIBK8. post office. Andrew Jackson was called beautiful gown of white silk and carrying Total Beb*dale A.... BTJH » ’«<<* PWV ns risk Daoem “Did Hickory,” James K. Polk, ‘ Young berSKof prvtoos year........... • 1.401,san bridal roses The groom and his best man Mr BCBXDULSA xmot of risks added daring RwHickory." Thereupon whan “Uncle Sam” Paid ire.« Frank Williams of Allegan rose from the ......... -.................... was petitioned to grant u*- mall faculties side door and met tbe bride and brides Total....... ... _____ be appointed Salmon C. Ball as post-mas maid under a graceful festoon1 of smllax Deduct rUks OMeeUud, witbdrm ter aud our present post office named with a large bunch of roses which hang K« 2^7101 Hickory Corners—no doubt to perpetuate dlrectjy over the bridal couple as they took Net amount now at ript by company. > s.tez.31 BEteOCRCEM. hit already high, strung power of! rndur- their places. The Rav. A. D. Grigsby pro­ Total Schedule S.Wus »«**“*• "J•••.-• I.OA41 nounced tbe impressive words which made MIBCKLLANEUUS QUESTIONS tbe couple ona after which tbe bridal l»rin party and the n«r relatives repaired to TOE KENT CASH L0Q5! HENRY 5TR0NQ ANNUAL STATEMENT MICHIGAN MUTUAL. Tornado, gugioug and wind-siorm INSURANCE COMPANY. 2 !>** est law abiding citizen and bls untimely Hon. M. F. Jordan and John Carveth death casts a shadow over the community. beside many witnesses were In Hastings Tuesday afternoon. Fern, the Infant Friday and Saturday attending the daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Isreal Beech, Charles Wolf of Grand Rapids ste pped Ftakhurst—Royee suit. died. Tilt child had been having woop- off the train last week to make a short Not long ago one ot Tbornsppte's teach­ Ing cough which followed by capillary bron­ call with hte cousin Frank who is sink. ers who had been giving Ids school a drill chitis proved too much for the little suf­ Mrs J. J. Fuller la recovering slowly <m tbe county officers. thought to vary the ferer. from th« grip. exenfines xnd so asked »|H, the name Miss Alma Strong goes Wednesday to Fred Smith sew returns to whonl at spend some time with her aunt. Mrs. niMxl hit band bat when Strong's sister. Tbe two eburebes here will begin a series of Unioa meetings next Bunday. The firsLaervtoe will be held in the Cong. raltuf hteTbom.pp> frtmda. Church Sunday evening. TMYw bid the girls are frequent callers stok boy. Mr. Keagle of the north woods ia ship­ iting her stater Mrs. Wright. Mr. Samuel Swank departed this life singing which wm duly appreciated. Our singers are afflicted with eolds Monday after a long and painful illness caused by a cancer of the stomach. Fun­ la grippe which Is quite a draw back to eral services Wednesday at the Methodist our church services. Lineoln and Mamie Bush visited church. A suspicious looking character passed 'Charlie Robinson’s last Saturday and Sun­ Hickory Corner*. The New Year's dance at Flint’s bote! was well patronized, there being present Rapids Iowa accompanied by her husband on that occasion one hundred and thirty aud daughter arrived here Monday evening couples. 'A bountifully well spread table Mrs. Palmer was a sister of Putnam Bros, w'ith cold meats, fruits and flowers finely of this place and the funeral services were decorating the same, giving cheer and com­ conducted at the residence of C. M. Put­ fort to the many guests who were present nam North Main Street, by Rev. C. D. to a New Years’ entertainment. Dejoof Belding. Mr. Matt Harkness and family moved Quite a number of LaGrippe sufferers in back from tbe west rented a house, plac­ our little village at present. ing their goods therein with tbe view of Mrs Cone Sperry of Ann Arbor is visit­ visiting friends at Nashville and else­ ing her parents and old friends here. where before settling down, • but before Mrs John Wilcox of Irving who has those visits were complete Mrs. Harkness been here several weeks for treatment by was taken violently sick and died at the Dr. Young returned to her home Monday home of her father-in-law’s, Hon. Wm. with her health very much improved. Harkness residing three and one-half D. N. Leedy of Woodland called on miles south east of this place. Her funer­ Nashville friends last Friday. al services were held on the 4th Inst., her remains were Interred Id the North ceme­ L. C. Feighuer and wife went to Nash­ tery by the side of her parents, Mr. and ville on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. John Nary who died several years since. She leaves a busband, one. daugh­ Mrs. Feigliner’s aunt. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith on ter. a brother Wm. of your city, and ooe sister, Mrs. Charles Flansburg of this Jan. 3rd. a girl. The Prof, has given up law practice and henceforth will rock the cradle. Charles McIntyre has returned to Ann sberp and bogs from hors last week. Jim ErroCfs child departed from this ^’hatamonntef InwirMaraallowed to «ccud>- tbe dining room where elegant refresh- mcDta were sewed hy Mrs. Wood and her aide*. The table w k draped with ropes of smllax and. rare it Ion* caught at the corners witb large bows of white ribbon, tn tbe centre was a roee bowl filled with blush rosea. Some beautiful presents were received. Amoag those in attendance from outside the elty were tbe groom < father, mother wot tatter Irmo Alktatt, .nd „Mhtr uauiijtuu. Total liaMUtte*’. MCIIPTm. MB.it � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-01-18.pdf 0536bfb2d8443b1bca8a7dd7259ee24f PDF Text Text Hastings ingnudium tn Bar­ ry County. HASTINGS, MICH, JANUARY. 18 1894. VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 38. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK. BBO8-. COUNTY NEWS. BwtaoBd. Thomas Tanner baa returned from Kan- After a six weeks illness Mr. Howels convalescent. J ohn Lankard is in Pennsylvania ou business. If you want any Cutters,Bob Sleighs Robes or Blankets, Stoves, Hardware of any kind call on, J IRA VAN, The Hardware Man. UNION BLOCK, HASTINGS, MICH. Mrs. Vernor Willison of Hastings is with her parents. x EVa Howe goes to Kalamazoo to-morrow tor a visit with relatives. Abe Martin visited re latlves ta Hills­ dale county last week. Moses Seeber and Whitney ‘ Tanner visited the High Street school a few days Rev. Sell Is bolding protracted meet­ ings at the Hind’s school house and a good deal of Interest Is manifested. Mrs. James D. Benham visited Mrs. Howe one day last week. Or»n*erllle Mills.* The revival meetings will continue this Miss Helen Bell has returned from Chi­ cago where she has been engaged ta teacb1 ng the past week. The sick are all improving. Mr. and Mra. Fr ed England are visiting friends here this week. Miss Maude LeBaroa who has been vis­ iting her parents returned to Grand Rap­ ids last year. Rev. McMillan returned to his borne ta. Grand Rapids last Saturday. Nashville. Chas. B. Lusk of Cleveland, Ohio la calling on old friends here this week. C. A. Hough is confined to the house with LaGrippe. J. C. Furnlss spent Sunday at Wood- 3 Do You Save Your Dimes ? YES! WELL, WE CAN SAVE YOU DOLLARS! Hard times have affected us as well as you. And money we must have! And to get it we have TKELX*ls.ecL Down A number of pairs of Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, that we wish to close out and you can save quite a little by looking over these goods before you buy. Call and see us at At The Little Red Front Store. woolleu & Bronson. FREE I 3 FREE I Don’t forget to ask for the Merchants' BENEFIT SILVER SCRIP CONSUMERS TAKE NOTICE That for every Cash Purchase of ONE DOLLAR from any merchant whose name appears below entitles you to a 5 Per Cent Scrip which they will accept as Five Cents on every cash purchase of One Dollar, and take SPECIAL NOTICE that the merchants who belong to this Association are the meet wide-awake and keep the best selected stock of goods, and their prices, are the LOWEST. JULIUS RUSSELL, Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancy Goods. B. K. GRANT, Clothing. W H. SPENCE. Boots and Shoes. JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler. 8. M. FOWLER, D. D. 8. W. H. MYERS, Harness. HUFFMAN BROS., Hardware. B. H. BAYS, Photographer. HICKS ft SPENCE; Groceries Tycoon Tea our Specialty. nSD L. HEATH, Druggist Buy your Cigar* ef Mu and land. The Lentz Table Factory is only running eight hours a day now. 1They commence at 7:S0 s. m. and close at 4:30 p. m. Miss Fleming spent Sunday at Wood1 and with her parents. The Epworth League gave an enter­ tainment Tuesday evening at the church. The Y. P. S. C. E. are training for a parasol drill which will be presented some evening ta the near future. The meetings still continue in the Evan­ gelical church with good success. They are holding ft week of prayer at tbe:Congregational church this week. Miss H. Wittie Is home from Middle­ ville on a visit. Henry Hobbs of Lansing made a visit I with friends here last week. Mr. Holmes of Grand Rapids who made his friends here a visit has returned. Mrs. Hynes of Woodland has gone to Delton to visit a son. The Young Evangelists have closed their meetings. Geo. Gould from all over is now visiting his mother. Frank Townsend of Hope has returned to bls lumbering after making friends a call. Mumps are dow prevailing ta our school. Mrs. S. Mun ion is entertaining the grip. David Townsend and wife of South Da­ kota are visiting his old-home and friends. A much needed walk at the Station is now completed. Prof. J. W. Humphrey will fill the pulpit in the church Sunday next. J. W. Wolf and children and Miss 8utton visited tbe former’s parents Sunday last F. I. Wolf is now regaining health. Cloverdale. A. C. Barnes has returned home from the pinery in Antrim Co. John Ryan’s extensive business requires his presence at Hastings and Kalamazoo most of the time. Frank Barnes of Richland was in town last Monday. The mud Is just awful now and no sidewalks. The lakes have been black with skaters for sometime past. Mr. Thornton is slowly recovering from the accident to his foot Mart Bates and Edd Pennols are camp­ ing out in M. McCollum’s wood. A man calling himself Dr. Jones has been here and in this vicinity deceiving the people. Felix Chamberlin says be is prepared to prove that heis a liar and a swindler. The U. B. church held their quarterly meeting at the East Cartieton U. B. church the Ifflh and 14th. The weather On Wednesday tbe 10th. a roll road Our county seems to be getting a re­ meeting was held in Flints ball and a cord of btoodahed judging from the proposition held out to the people of this graphic account in last week's Baskeb. place and vicinity by Hon. Jerry BoytegCharite Ford of near Hickory Corners ton that if ten thousand dollars be robed, and C. E. Iden and family visited at Chas. payable when the road is complete and Nichols cm Sunday. can running thereon together Mth five On Friday night the fire-fiend robbed hundred dollars ta addition- for prelimi­ our aged friends Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Dew­ ey of their pleasant home. It was nary expenses at some earlier day,, we would be favored by having tbe most com­ thought that the fire had beta burning in plete line of roads to tbe whole country. ihe upper part of the boose for sometime before it was seen. The neighbors who A committee was elected to aee what aid saw it rushed to the scene and succeeded can be secured for the newly surveyed line In getting Mr. Dewey, who was slek at of R. R. agreeable to tbe said proposals. Uria 8. Burst once a highly respected that time, to a place of safety, and ta re­ moving ihe greater portion of the con­ citizen and prominent farmerof this town­ ship was buried by tbe side of his parents tents of the house. The fire lasted for a long time as the house was built many ta tbe North cemeterv last Saturday Rev. years ago ta a more substantial way than Pope officiating. Mr. Burst wss left by they are erected new. “ " “ Besides this a the will of his father who died several spaci us wood bouse was well filled with years since in possession of a fine and well wood readv for the stove. We under­ cultivated farm besides a team and farm­ stand that the property Is well insured ing utensils sufficient to run the same and in the old reliable Barry & Eaton. While for a long time paid strict attention and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey may not need gen- was counted as a sagacious, enterprising man of our towrlShlp. Mr. Burst died petty In tbe loss of their very pleasant quite suddenly from the effect of an over dose of morphine administered by himself home. Tbe Hickory Corner’s items last week for the purpose of relieving pain of which contained tbe sad intelligence of the death he has complained of and asked of his wife of Mrs. M. Harkness formerly Miss Liz­ not to disturb him if he went to sleep hoping no doubt to feel better after re­ zie Nary. Her girlhood days were spent Por- posing a while, Mrs. Bunt becoming un­ on the farm now owned by Charles “ easy during the night of Jan. 11th. called ter. Dr. Scribner, not wishing to disobey the request of her husband asked him (the Yaakee Spring*. Dr.) to examine him and see if he was Looks like spring to-day. breathing easy and natural, who it is 8. C. Ritchie had the misfortune to claimed did so and this for a time quieted loose one of his horses yesterday. Mon­ her fears, but later fears again presented day. A cow hooked it We learn that James Johnson has dis- themselves and the Dr. again was called but Mr. Bunt passed off .quietly the fol­ posed of his Interest in the threshing rig. lowing morning. He leaves a most estim­ to Mr. Reynolds, his partner. able wife, two sons one married daughter A number of tbe young people from this' vicinity attended ;tbe drama at and a daughter 11 or 15 years old besides a large circle of friends and neighbors to Bowen’s Mills last Saturday evening. mount his death and his recent course of AU report a good time. habits which ao much alarmed his best Myron Hotter’s little child ta some bet­ friends. Surrounded as he was ter at this writing. with a loving family and ta J. P. Spring was at tbe funeral of E. S. fact ail that makes life endearing and Bennett at Middleville last Monday. Mr. pleasant he could have wished for nothing thta Bennett wan formerly postmaster I more on earth. place. For tbe first lime tbe Banner our fire Mrs; Brink has an auation sale Januside weekly friend failed to reach us during ary 13rd. commeucing at ten a. m. last week and had it not been for receiv­ ing tbe Chicago Inter Ocean we would Irving. have been several days behind tbe current Cyrus Kidder had the misfortune to events which have transpired during the have his left band badly hurt while work­ time. ing ta Anderson’s saw mill one day last A social gathering was held at tbe home weak. of Oraen Williamson and wife Just over the Mrs. Bunnell died at the residence of line ta Ross Friday evening in which subher mother, Mrs. Leonard In North Irvlug stancial aid for the benefit of the M. E. last Thursday. Church and society was duly appreciated It is hoped that everyone will turn out Fried cakes with coffee and fruit was to the meetings which are held every' served. night this week ta the Congregational About sixty youn< mm and boys experts church. Tbe two churches unite ta the on skates and otherwise met Saturday eve­ special services and we trust that much ning on the school pond one and one half good may result. mile North from here where they enjoyed Belton. U. Burst died Thura. morning at 2 o’clock. Funeral at the church Saturday at 10:30 a. m. Interred in the Wesleyan cemetery near Bickory Corners. « U. C. Boynton was at Kalamazoo Fri­ day. Dan Butts, of Gobieville, passed through here Saturday on bls way to Hastings. Orville and Archie Burst, of Grand Rapids, were home to attend their father’s funeral Sat last Archie has returned but Orville will remain here. M. R- Gwin and wife, of Ovid, were home to attend her father's funeral, Mr. Burst B. C. Pennock was at Battle Creek Monday and Tuesday. Enos Barber, of Cressy, was on our streets Tuesday. Dr. Burton ta shipping tbe old iron roofing that was on his hotel back to Hastings to cover some old sheds. Mrs. Mary Hynes, of Woodland, Is hero taking care of her sons wife who has been very alck. Goucher Perkins, of Castleton, Is visit­ ing at Aldrich Selbies’. Henry Forbs and Geo. Harrington were a fine time on ice about four inches thick, returning ta good time feeling that time spent was a wholes md:* recreation for them. Hr. J. K. Mo«!t toft for tbe norther* residence Jan. lltb. eoi aist and 41b. Carlton. ■' For* change we law rain and mad for a while. Wm. Alin has recovered freer the (dm and returned to Grand B*pUr. Bar. Wright commenced a wtoa of evening meeting, at the M. E. chureh Monday evening. Mra. Marahal Allen Is on the sick Hat with lung fever, or lang trouble la some other form. John Scribner of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with bls parents. We learn that the Misses Blakeateas did not arrive In Carlton as expected hence we were tnlstsken In reporting them vhrttlng here but wss so Informed when we wrote The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Will Butoff mentioned last week died the latter 'part of the week. • r Miss Minnie Kennedy of the Valley City Sundayed with Carlton friends. There is much interest manifested ta Mr. Edmonds reading school, attendance good. The Methodist concert passed off nicely Sunday evening.- A good sized audience were in attendance. We hear that Mrs. Peter Covert is quite poorly agate. Hon. James A. Sweezey was in oar village on legal business Tuesday. Wm. O. Lowden was in our village on legal buainess Monday. Jeremiah and Clarence Rogers were in our village MondayEugene Baker was before Justice.Eng­ lands court on Tuesday on a suit brought by W. J. McArthur for a horse of Mc­ Arthur’s which Baker sold without Mc­ Arthur’s permission. The justice reserves his decision until Friday morning at 9 o’clock. /• f * Tbe soft roads mike it almost impossi­ ble fot woqd haulers to deliver wood la town. . li is reported that 8. Thlbout will soon leave onr town and that J. J. England will move into the bouse vacated by ThibouL There seems to be considerable sleknM in our village and vicinity. Minnie Winderlfch is on the sick list The Deane stock of goods will be sold at public auction on the 19th. Also . the store building, notes and accounts doe him. C. C. Deane was ta our village one day last week. There has been meetings held at ths M. E. chureh evenings during last week and we understand they will be continued for Mrs. Albert Knowles lies very low with a time. L. C. Cavnaugh has t new hotel sign. consumption, her demise is likely to occur John Smith has a new dray team. before this notice Is returned for the Ban­ ner readers to review. Dowllif Mrs. P. A. Youngs who has been so We think the weather prophet ta about long confined to her home is not gaining as rapidly as her many friends would wish. right when he prophesies the winter cold at Mrs. M. S. Barber entertained her both ends and a big soft spot In tbe middle. cousin from Martin Saturday and Sunday. Such is the weather at present. Every body is well or getting better. M. Aldrich and wife moved on their Mrs. Bunnell-died at the home of her farm last week. R. Powell also moved bls family near mother Mrs. Leonard Jan. 11th after a long Illness. Her disease was cancer of Battle Creek to his wlfes parents last week. the liver. She will long be remembered by He contemplates going north for employ­ ment a large circle of friends. A dispatch was sent to Wesly Smith that his brother Timothy of Missouri was not expected to live Wm. Smith has gone there. > P. Dooley Is still sick with no signs of Improvemen L Mrs. Aldrieh of Hope Is taking care of her mother Mrs. L. Whitney who Is sick. It' is reported that Mr. Wintlrmots children West of here have the diptberia. The Grippe is getting In Its work as at the Hub Tuesday. there is hardly any one but Is just getting Felix Chamberlain’s wife is afflicted over it or is sick as present with It. with the La Grippe. Mr. laeavltt has had a slight stroke of C. W. Whitney’s whole family are un­ paralysis. der tbe doctors care. Morty More and sister called on the Orren Gealer is quite rick, also daughter school teacher at Dell Godfrys Thursday and baby. night. Mrs. Hynes, who laid at deaths door last week Is able to sit np a little at this CastletoM. writing. Mr. George Clark of Jackson w^saguesl at his uncle Hiram Coe’s Saturday. 1 Bnlloh. Mrs. Clyde Brown returned from Grand Whew! what roads mud mud, who ever R acids Saturday. • saw sueb winter weather? Mr, and Mrs. Ed Pal ma tier are at Clare Miss Emma Long has returned home to visiting relatives. stay a while. Jay Palmatier is -under the Dr’s care. Mr. and Mrs. George Peer from Mortey Porter and Ansel Kinnle were at Hast­ are visiting at this place. ings the last of the week. Mr. Andrew Zerbeys have moved back Mrs. John Geerhcart who has been con­ Into this neighborhood into Edd Keermuns fined to tbe bouse all winter with rhenma- Bishop of Charlotte waa with tbaa **4 Funeral serviess were be! Frank Price has returned from a visit to friends In Oceana Co. A. McManis’ Mr. <6 bouse caught fire last Thursday night, but timely assistance and a few pails of water extinguished tbe fire and not much damage done. Mrs. J. Hall Intends to make her future home with her sou Sylvester Hall. Romain Freeman and wife are at present stopping with his parents. “It looks somewhat susptetous" as though there would be a wedding. James Madison Is slowly recovering from LaGiippe. Our town Is at present being canvassed by a gentleman from Chicago who is teaching the method of dress cutting and fitting. Fred Clemens Is the guest of his brother George near Hastings at present. Wm. Warner met with quite an acci­ dent last Saturday. While going toi town kicking, throwing him out where be re­ ceived serious injuries. Hta wife Is quite low with that fatal disease consumption. The tbaeert (Ire* t» b* renaaM to C. Maatlac* han etoaed at Shiloh. Then I There will be an exhibition at the school house Friday evening of tbe present week - �“XZiS sttfasarUfl Mi locating with tolerable accuracy th© hunting grounds I af the tribe in question. “We shall go in search of him there,” : cried Molly, "and we shall find him." And at these word* the eye* of the dying man brightened. CapL John j would be saved, and saved, too. by her ; whom he loved so well! 1 The male breathed his last toward j nine o’clock in the evening. At the I sound of Molly’s voice calling him by 1 name, he had opened his eyes and mur- j bls, heart Would he die without Utter- Six weeks prior to this time, a band word? of trappers, who had erqp*-:! New South Ing's On the following day the physician, Wales and penetrated In to Ihe southern j alarmed at these signs of collapse, re­ portion of Queensland. while campud sorted to the most rigorous methods of resuscitation; but without effect. It was evident that the man was sinking. Thus were the bright hopes which Shel­ ton's return hod given rise to about to go out in blank despair, the light which Ids coming hud kindled to be succeeded by a gloom so deep that nothing would be able to dissipate IL This would be the end. yes, the end of alL At Molly's request there was now a consultation of the principal physicians of the city, but after they had mode a careful examina­ . tion of the patient they reluctantly de­ AND XACU FRESCO STOOU ■ mured; “John! John!” and with a deep | and long-drawn sigh his spirit had fled. Tlptl evening, as Mrs. Allaire waa ’ leaving the hospital, she was accosted by a boy who seemed to be waiting for her on the steps. H c belonged on board the Brisbane, one of the steamers which coast along between Sidney and Ade­ laide. “Mra Allaire?" he asked timidly. "What do you want, my boy?" “Is Harry Shelton dead?” "He is dead.” "And CapL John?” “He** alive! Oh, be is living!” “Thank you, Mrs. Allaire," said the boy, as he turned away without assign­ ing any reason for his questions As-Molly followed Shelton's remains to the grave, this lad, unseen by her. walked near her, lost In the crowd of mournera. nave ju* —.*------ --- "I flnt toured tbe «errio, wheal w—.bout eight yeveotdoe^ilp t»T. bet for two rev. now fee been regu- "Y<«, lady, on th. PaeUlc ufarw Aida and o» tbe Atlantic aa far aa Karope." "Are yon Engl Uh?" “No, madam; I'm an AmeHcan." an English steamfer?” I “The vessel which I had shipped on was sold when we reached Sidney, and, finding myself discharged. I took this billet on the Brisbane until I should get a chance to ship on an American veo- Tin; New Yiirk Weekly Tribune seL" "You did well, my child,” said Molly, making a sign to Godfrey to come closer to her. “And now tell me where you were bora.” “At San Diego, madam." “San Diego?” repeated Molly, without manifesting the slightest surprise at the boy's answer. It would seem as if she had known intuitively what Godfrey’s I clart-d the case hopeless. nunw’mMK .i .. Yoo CM "You can do nothlag nothing then Ior for uu, this ,un­ answer would be. upon the left banks of the l*aroo had flUFlUUBlO ortQnBte U.UU. man?" ----asked With a look of mingled surprise and CM> -L-B .... -. --- Mrs. —“ Allaire. ' . upon a human being In the bush | .«« nothin^!" „We --------rcprel nothing!" renl replied pain in them Zach French'* eyes wan­ The man’s clothes were reduced to the ij the physician In charge. dered from tbe pale, beautiful woman CHAPTER XVIIL merest shreds, and so near death's door । "Not even bring him back to conseated on the sofa before him to the wss he through hunger and exposure ,। (sciousness for a single moment?” As it waa now Molly's intention to । sweet, almost girlish face of the sailor Willingly would Molly have laid down organize an expedition at once in order lad, whose dark olive skin glowed with that he had lost consciousness. But j! fortunately his enlistment papers os au 'I her whole fortune to have gained this to penetrate the wilderness of central a rich color as he kept his gaze fastened point But when man fails God is al- Australia and continue on land tbe upon the features of the lady in front of officer in the American merchant ma­ rine Informed his finders who he was, | ways left It is to film that helpless search which had been so fruitless on him Something almost like a groan xuanely: Harry Shelton, the mate of the | rnan turns with uplifted hands when water, she resolved under Zach's ad­ escaped Zech's lipa. clipper ship Dreadnaught Where did l human resources are powerless to save! vlee to take passage tbe next day on tbe “Yes, lady, in San Diego,” continued he come from? From what distant and The moment tbe physicians had left Brisbane for Adelaide. A thorough Godfrey. “Oh, I know you, dear lady. unknown portion of the Australian con­ the room Molly fell upon her knees by study of the map of Australia had con­ I know you so wallF’ tinent had he made his way here? For Shelton’s bedside, and when Zach vinced French that the latter city of­ “Know me?" repeated Molly, half bow long a time had he wandered about opened the door he found her in prayer. ‘ fered better facilities not only for fit­ urging up and leaning forward to scan in the awful solitudes of this centra) He stood for a moment with bowed ting out the expedition but also for the face of the youthful speaker. desert? Had he been a prisoner among bead, then advanced tiptoe to the head more quickly reaching the center of the “Know me, you say?" the natives, and had he succeeded in •f the bed, in order to satisfy himself continent where it was supposed that “Yea, lady, for I was brought up at Address all orders to making his escape? Where had he left whether Shelton were still alive or not CapL John waa held a prisoner by some the Walter home, i was sent there hit companions, if a^rof them were "Madam! Madam!” suddenly burst of the savage tribes which roam over when a mere toddler. Oh, I often saw still alire? Could it be that he was the from the seaman's lips. those almost limitless plaityc you there when you came to visit your Isst survivor of the ill-fated ship Thinking that French’s cry announced Luckily the Brisbane wm to sail the children, as you used to call them. •wrecked fourteen years ago? Up to , that death had come at last, Molly rose next day at eleven a. m., and after Your hand has often rested on my head, this moment not one of these questions ' to her feeL touching at Melbourne would reach dear lady; yes, many and many a time. had received an answer There did not “Is he dead?” she whispered,In a tone Adelaide August 87. But, of course, you don't remember me . ceiM to be. however, U great desire so sad as to smite tbe honest boats­ As Molly was sitting on the upper —one in the fifty or more who used to everywhere manifested as to where wain’s bearL deck in conversation with Zach, a cabin stand up in a long line in front of you. Har~y .Shelton had come from, what his "No, madam, no! See. his eyes are boy approached them to ask, by order but one day it seemed to me your eyes . life had been since the wreck of the open, he is looking about him.” of the captain, whether she were in steyed fixed upon my face for a long Dreadnaught on the reefs of Browse isl­ It was as French had said. From be­ need of anything. time. Ch, so long a time, and then you and, in a word, to have the mystery j neath his half-raised lids Shelton’s eyes “Nothing, my child," said Molly, to smiled and beckoned me to your side c fra red up. . burned with a strange brilliancy Color whom the boy’s voice seemed strangely and smoothed my hair and asked me my Harry Shelton was carried to the uear- came to his cheeks, his hands rose and familiar. Suddenly it occurred to n^mr and 1 told you. and then I tried to estpointin railway communication with fell He had come out of his long­ her where she had heard it. For an in­ put my arms around yonr^teck, for you Sidney aud thence to that city The continued lethargy, and now his gaze stant the eyes of the two were fixed in seemed so sweet and good, but the ma­ ' news of his arrival in the capital was was riveted upon tbe captain’s wife and silence, but intently, searchingly upon tron pulled me away and whispered. first made public by the Morning Jour­ । a half smile moved Ills lips. •Na. no, child, don't do that; go back to I each other. nal, extracts from which article hare al- . “He haa recognized me!" whispered “My boy," began Molly, "did you rot your place!’" ready been given, from which it ap- ’ Molly speak to me yesterday at the entrance The tears had been gathering In penred that the mate of the clipper ship “Yes," said Zach; "he sees his cap­ to the Marine hospital?" Molly's eyes as the sailor lad ran on this had unt as yet recovered consciousness j tain's wife by his be<lside—he is trying “Yes, madam.” said the lad. with a way with his reminiscences of tbe Wal­ sufficiently to reply to questions pul to ■ to speak to her.” respectful sailor salute. ter home, ami had not Zach’s stern -face "And if he cannot," murmured Mra . h‘ro “You asked me if CapL John was been fixed upon her she would most Mrs. Alkdre never would have recog­ Allaire. “God grant that be may at still among the living?" surely have reached out and taken bold nized Shelton, so changed was he. Alleast make us understand.” “Yes, madam." of the boy's hands. thfiaigh only forty<dx. he had the apThen as she took Shelton’s hand in “Do you belong to tbe crew of the “And oh. dear lady." resumed God­ pearan'-e of a man of sixty This man. hers a thrill of joy flashed through her Brisbane?" frey. “I can't tell you bow glad I was or. rather, this pitiable wreck of hu- form as she felt him feebly return her ____ _ r, _ a year ago, “Yes, I __ shipped on her when they tpM me that you were com­ Catarrh Attacks All Mucous Mambrauea. rasBity, was the only human being able pressure.. It Affects the Ears, Eyes, No; but my lime is almost up. I want to ing to Sydney, to look after CapL John to tell what had become of CapL John "John? John?" she queried with an get away." Throat, Bronchial Tubes, Lunga, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Bid­ Allaire. ' I have tried to think out some and his crew Up till now the most intense eagerness. “What is your name?" der — The Whole Mueous Tract — The Many Ills Ihat good reason why he doesn’t come home, tender nursing had been ineffectual to A look from Shelton assured her that "Godfrey." replied the lad as he Are Due to Its Far Reaching Influence. for I know he must be alive somewhere. tiring about improvement in Shelton's she bad been understood. saluted and hurried away to report. 1 know it!” condition, a condition due no doubt to "Alive?” she whispered. “There is a true sailor lad for you," Molly started up as If awakening from the terrible fatigues undergone during Many people labor under tbe mistaken idea that catarrh means simply a discharge from said Zach as the boy disappeared, "and a dream and caught the sailor lad by tbe the' weeks—who can say. possibly Although that yes waa so faint as to I’ll wager his father was a sailor be­ tbe nostrils, with a bawklnv and spitting of mucous; but to tbe observing physician hand For a moment her lips moved, a ho makes a spclalty of the disease, the word catarrh means much more. Experience roonths—of his wandering across cen­ seem like a whisper from another world. fore him I can see that in his clear, but she wa»powerless to utter a word. A has taught him that catarrh is by no means confined to the head alone, but that tbe tral Australia. A sinking fit might at Molly's attentive ear bad caught iL honest, wide-opened eyes, hear it in his deeper pallor spread over her fare, and entire system is frequently affected by It. Thus we have— any moment extinguish the spark of . mild but manly voice." * she seemed upon the paint of falling life still aglow within him. Since be Catarrh of the nose, causing frontal headaches (more commonly known as neu­ CHAPTER X VIL “His voice!” murmured Molly, as the into a swoon, when suddenly a slander ralgia,) a sense of dullness or drowsiness, dizziness, confusion of thoughts, etc. had been in this hospital it would hare music of its ring still sounded in her Catarrh of tbe throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, causing sore throat, cough, Mra. Allaire at once caused the physi­ ears. Her gaze was riveted upon the but strong am was po-wd around her I'eczi impossible for him to open his waisL It »tc3»li»*l her and held her ten­ hoarsnesa, or entire loss of voice, bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, etc. eye* without the attendants knowing cian to be summoned. It was at once graceful, slender figure as it disap­ Catarrh of the stomach (more commonly called dyspepsia) causing Indigestion, derly and firmly upright whether he had regained consciousness apparent to him that although a change peared in the throng of passengers and or poL H* took no notice of those who had taken place yet the mate of the “Poor lady, cheer up." said Godfrey. heartburn, water brash, nausea, fetid breath, palpitation, or fluttering of tbe heart, administered nourishment to him as to “Don't worry; everybody says that shortness of breath, etc. Dreadnaught had but a few moments to French was not alow to guess the , Catarrh of the bladder with its long list of symptoms, the inflammatory condition a sink child, it seemed as if tbe awful lire. The dying man’s eyes were riveted CapL John l» living with the natives meaning of the troubled look that he , extending up Ue ureters to the kidneys, causing diabates, Bright's Disease, etc. sufferings to whkb he had been ex­ upon Mrs. Allaire with a strange steadi­ ’somewhere in the wilderness, and that now saw on Mrs. Allaire's face. Had Catarrh of tha bowels, causing alternate diarrhoea and constipation, piles, etc. posed had so weakened his mind as to ness. he is such a brave and strong man that in fact catarrh effects more or less all the mucous surfaces of the entire body, causing Walt lived he would have been just destroy all recollection of companion* ••Shelton," asked Molly, “if John is Godfrey’s age. and the sight of this tall, he'll get away from them yet Don't I at times severe local neuralgic or rheumatic pains. So when Dr* Copeland and GraSeated by hh bedside, with her gaze alive where did you leave him? Where handsome boy filled the wretched cry, mother!" Lam are asked, (as they often are by pattentsl whether they treat other diseases *• riveted upon bis lace, Mrs. Allaire is he?" “Mother!" repeated Molly, in a smoth­ | a ell as catarrh they answer yea. mother’s heart with a sorrow too deep ered tone of joy. as her han J passed “li is power of speech Is gone." said watched every movement of his eyelids, for words. listened to every faint murmur of hi* the physician. “It will be necessary to caressingly over the thick block curls Eecause experience has taught them that nearly every <*»« of chronic disease in tbfa “Zach.” said she to French as the lat­ voice In hopes to catch one single word. converse with him by means of signs." that grew in wild profusion on the lad's climate Is doe to a general catarrhal condition of the system, and In treating this con­ ter bade her good night al the cabin Staading behind her was Zach French, Directing Mrs. Allaire to take bold of dition they core tbe disease. door, "Zach, I want to know more about heed. “Mother?” ' intent upon noting some glimmer of in­ the mate's hand. Zach leaned over him This method of treatment is peculiarly adapted to this class of ailments ef the en­ “Why. yea. lady," said Godfrey, sur­ that lad—who his family are and where telligence, as a sailor watches for the । and spoke as follows in a clear and dis­ tire mucous trees of tbe body: as It la both local and internal: sod each year’s experiprised at the effect of his words, 'that ’ s he was born. Perhaps he may not be first;ray of light through the lowering 1 tinct lone. < nee and eueceaafnl treatment only confirms their claim that this is tbe only true and what we used to call you at the home. English." rational mode of treatment. In this they are borne cut by hundreds of testimonials gloom of the horizon - But no glimmer “Listen to me. Shelton. I’ll put the "Perhaps not,” replied Zach. ‘Tll in- Our mother, our dear mother to whom from grateful patients. REMEMBER IT COSTS TOU NOTHING FOR CONSULTA­ came that day Tbe lids of Shelton’s questions to you and according as you we children owed everything in the TION AND EXAMINATION, eyes were not lifted save by Molly’s open or shut your eyes we shall know c^iire of the captain." As there was to be a delay of thirty- world, our borne, our clothes, our food, finpera. and then only to find the fixed whether we have guessed the truth or six hours in Williamstown harbor Mr*. our education!’’ e«n. Whan 1 caufbt cold I had great dimcui mare of unccnsniotisuesa Still she kept not." CONTINUED NEXT WEEK ty fnbreaatng; f had a bad taste in my Allaire resolved to spend the time in the despair frofn her soul, and Zach, too, In this way the sad story of the wreck city of Melbourne, distant about a mile. 8POPT8 AND PAST!M E8. still had hope. of the clipper ship and the fate of cap­ As she wss leaving the steamer in com­ “if Harry recognize* his captain's tain and crew was elicited from the The patronage of bicycle riders la ses until I My bovslB wenMr. Wm. Wagnsr. -wtfd," said French, "he will find a way dying man. In leaving Java sea. CapL pany with Zach, she caught a glimpse nowadays no Inconsiderable part of the row r free from most living st nt 1 maw TJnMtd tad. and In of Godfrey leaning on the forward rail-1 Paplds and one of th i*n millet* tn 01 tbene By r •to stake himself understood even If be Ing. His eyes were following her cvhry custom of country hotels in districts Us city, came to Dfl 1 and Graham Send* strait, but not of his awn tree movement, and such a look of sadness, I where the roads are good. until *1 tones ft catarrh wm Yes. It was important for him to rec­ wilL A violent tornado bad struck the Miss Don. the best of English women h>a expereaco had b< clouded his face and so involuntarily didi j iadsoda ognize Mra Allaire, for by so doing bis vessel, dismantling her and driving her expires he reach out as if to Hold Her bock that, tennis players, won the west of Eng •enthralled senses might be set tree It out of her course, and ending by throw­ she was upon the point of calling out:; , land championship when she waa only -would be necessary to act with tha ing her upon tbe reefs and rocks of Graham m<i •Tm coming bock, my child!" but withi fifteen years old. greatest prudence until be should be­ Browse island. At the mention of this A regular funeral service was held an effort she smothered her feeling*i come accustomed to her presence. Lit­ name there was a look of surprise on several days ago over the remains of and turned away. tle by little his memory would take up Shelton's face. For the first he now When Mra. Allaire returned on boardI tbe crack race horse Prines Deceiver tbe li*l clew and he would be able to learned the name of tbe island on which the following day Godfrey was on the» at Lntonia. Ky.. who was then buried express himself by signs, if he could not' the Dreadnaught had gone to pieces lookout for her. He took up his posi­ in the center of a large field and a by words Two of the crirw had perished tn trying tion at the gangway and welcomed her handsome headstone erected over Che Although Mrs. Allaire was counseled to reach the shore The others had with a smile of almost girlish sweet­ not to remain too long on watch by I ived on the ship's provisions and upon ness But Zach frowned grimly u his I Moxie Caklo seems to have pros­ Shelton's bedside, yet she refused to tbe fish, they caught No vessel had eyes fell upon the boy. for he was be­ pered this year more than it ever l«aa quit the room for a moment. She clung ever sighted their signal of distress. coming apprehensive lest the lad’s pres- done. The shares are now worth five persistently to the head of his bed. They had remained six years os Browse encc might exercise a dangerous influ- time* their original value, and plans Our system of mail treatment by means of ••Shelton may die." she murmured, island, at the end of which tipte CapL symptom Mank and r nrrespond rar r b» *.<. cnce upon Molly by reopening th* ter­ are being made for increasing opera­ perfect and effectual •* our office work. Tbe “ano should the word which I am yearn­ John, Shelton and Gv© men had left tbe rible wounds of pest years. 1 lowever, tions. There were- nine suicides lust cb*r*s ts-tbe seme 41 a month coven evvty ing for be uttered with his last ga«P» 1 Island In a boat which had drifted tMa^tnejudif medicine©. Writ© for symp what excuse could he make for refusing year on the premises. ashore, ami bad reached the Australian to obey her request when on Che fol­ Theke is a movement in Canada for coast at York sound, where they fell lowing day Molly expressed a wish to having a na1 local park created in the creamy there wa. a .light into tbe bauds of the natives, four of talk with the sailor Ind? Hat in hand, Nepigon country in order that the their number baring been massacred Godfrey came timidly into Molly’s pres­ trout fishing may be eternally perpetu­ by them Tbe remaining three. CapL ate.1. The movers hope to see five John, the mate Shelton, and one seaman •««. cpjuuLuro ajt» milcn of the Ncpigun river north of had been carried prisoners into the inLuke Superior art apart and guarded anti the river kept stocked with fish. ONE YEAR FOROHLT $1.10, CASH II* AbV/HKE. THE HASTINGS BANNER. BAVAGES OF CATARRH CATARRH CAN BE CURED! #6.00 A MONTH Copeland Medical Institute. RAST PULTON STRUT ORAND RAPIDS MIOH. the world over. wan first if irUiuian, lay 1. IWfi. �ftap, Urn® I kpn TIME TABLE. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. instinct OF LOPAirrY. j COUNTE88 DE SALAZAR. Tbo TartU Took * Direct Roate for Homo 'the State school Ca-eflset JuJyte taa -Ksrart—«u witta Ad interesting experiment was tried . Maia. uXr. t.mlly not hw | NOVELTIES OF THE HOUR. ............ Como ftvm rtaly to Btudy wnman, Amorican Womoo. of two years'duration, recently shook off her drowsiness, in tlve Central hos­ pital at Indianapolis. The jaw of a woman became par­ alyzed while she was talking through a telephone at Dover, Del., the other day. An attempt to force open her jaw resulted in its fracture. A Hartford barber has a piano in his back room, for the entertainment of his patrons while they await their turns in the operating chairs. Since this innovation his patronage has fall­ en off. He can’t understand it A blind pugilist in Portsmouth, O., panned Adam Eck, is desirous of match­ ing himself in a contest with any other blind pugilist in the state. Every blind man in the- country would will­ ingly pay fifty dollars to be able to see the fight To induce people of small means to empty their financial stockings, Detroit has issued bonds in as small denomina­ tions as twenty-five dollars. These are being taken up rapidly, and thus ___ to t the hoarded ____________________ dollars arc returning ! usual channels of trade. j While boring a well near Turner, 1 Ore., recently, a fir tree is claimed to have been struck at a distance of thir­ ty-four feet under ground. The tree, it is said, measured two feet through, and the heart was sound. Twentyfour feet further down, it is stated, more vegetable matter was struck. since with a mud turtle which had Tbe state school at Coldwater is one of peculiar interest snd differs very pond a quarter of a mile away, says much from the other state institutions the Lewiston ($Ie.) Journal It was It is more like a great nursery where noticed that when set free the reptile the state cares for and nurtures the un­ traveled off in the direction of the The study of New York women, fortunate little ones within her bor- pond ("going back home,” said one of A—.A —— .. • v. ..a f l.M dArs. At the close of 18W there were the lads), and this led them to put him from the top of the scale to the botD9&M ..................... tom, is the purpose which has brought in the school 135 children, of whom to tfye test. He was tried under a great ■ I IM life.......... . ‘103 were boys and 82 were girls. There variety of circumstances which might Signora Zempini Salazar to New York. Shultz... were placed in homes 232 children, 28 tend to confuse even a mud turtle of The Italian government sent thia Hastimos........ of whom were adopted. Since the uncommon mental capacity, but put gifted woman to Chicago in response Coats Grove....... opening of the institution In 1874 there him down in whatever way they to an invitation to take part in the in- ■ <:42 have been received into the school would, or anywhere, he would instant­ 8,494 children. There are now 1,009 in ly turn his stubby nose straight for before nine different congresses. She Lansing. came- fully prepared to talk of her homes on indenture and 97 in homes on me . , the ponu pond ana and wsik walk on off wizn with every ujrap-’j -------------------- , . Detroit. “* Gravel Rapids. trial. There is now in the treasury pearance of <». who know, he 1. right “““T ,y?menstudied their condition theoretically and Intend, to go ahead. He evident; ■edition theoretieallr •2,500, with no indebtedness. Tbe ex­ penditures for the nine months on 1893 ly had the same instinct or supernat- । but traveled through all 4he provinces and noted their habits of thought and were tri,<033.19. Stations. oral knowledge so often observed in pigs, dogs and cats, which will take a life. Her object in remainingin this coun­ A MUSICAL PRODIGY. bee line for home when they could not possibly know its direction by any try is to deliver a series of drawing­ Kigtil-Vear^eid Girl Give* • S*rprlaln> power of observation possessed by room lectures and also to study the Ferlormsnce st Detroit. condition of the independent American Ida Schneider wind, as ®-y ear-old human beings. woman. There will be three courses it may not be amiss to note in con­ piano rprodigy, played before a few of lectures, ono concerning woman and musicians and newspaper men in De­ nection with the turtle incident the her work, the other two on “Life and troit The little girl b the daughter of experiments tried by tin eminent Eng­ Art Industries of Italy.’’ a young farmer. She has never bad lish naturalist with bees, which pos­ Hastings. The signora is a tall, stately woman, any instruction, but reads notes read­ sess tire same peculiar knowledge of ily and plays several difficult piano direction. He took bees from their with a strong face. Sjhe is a woman with a purpose, and she shows it. Her classics from memory. She played hive and carried them in a close box complexion is clear and brilliant and :i^4bW. Dveyschok’s "Gavotte,” Weber’s per­ by a circuitous conrae to a point at a her features are fine and well cut. petual motion "Rondo,” the Bach considerable distance away; but on lib­ She speaks with a charming foreign RapM*........ gavotte in G minor and "Maiden's eration they would start straight for accent, and the movements of her Wish” (Chopin-Lists). :In all these she the hive. After testing this repeated­ ■Be City displayed astonishing technique and ly, be stopped on the way while carry - slender hands emphasise all she says. "I am the most cosmopolitan woman appreciation of rhythmIhe light ing the box, and whirled it rapidly m the world,” she remarked, “‘and and shade of her [performance is mar­ around his head a number of times. Then when liberated the bees were surely 1 ought to be. for my father was vel ous. confused and flew about in various di­ Italian, my mother Irish, and her ■w. on signal only. Agents must signa) ae aAAn ..«■ th/ v /.an rections, not knowing where to go. mother was Irish and her father An­ A gang of burglars has commenced From this he attributed the faculty of glo-Saxon. My father’s mother was All trains will stop at Crocked Lake CroMisg operations in Tuscola county, and keep flying straight for home to result from Greek. I was born in Belgium and people guessing where they will appear the keen attention paid by the bees to studied with a French governess. Yes, leaving timecf trains, »o that sreete next G. M. JLownds, station and ex­ the direction taken while they were I speak French, English and Italian tone to check U properly; otherwise tt press agent at Akron, was knocked being carried away and which the equally well.” tforward until aext train. miss will be ran st tbe convealeaee down near the door uf his own resi­ The countess was married when she May, reserve tbe right to chsagr dence and robbed of 1175 of American whirling of the box upset completely. was fifteen and she has five children. «ncb trains wttbout notice ^W. 8. Dwwmo, Genl Maaacer. Express money. The post office at Their pictures, framed in silver, stand FASTER* THAN THE MOON. 'Caro was broken into, a hole drilled in in a row upon her writing-table. ‘the safe and the door blown off and the "There are five all my own, and my thieves secured about 880 in cash and a god-child makes a half-dozen,” she few postal notes Quite independently of anyxjuestions as to the advantage1- of modern ord­ “Hhe Niagara Fall* Rtuit.’ nance in actual warfare, the scientific Gov. Rich has received private ad­ aspects of certain recent achievements vices to the effect that the miners* In gunnery are eminently noteworthy. families in the gicinity of Iron Moun­ It appear*, says the London Graphic, tain, Dickinson county, are suffering that a gun has been constructed at greatly for want of food and clothing. SMOQS. Ruelle which has an internal diameter That locality has received but little at­ of 8.49 inches. The length of the bore l*.m.|am.|p m.|p.m.U».m. tention of the relief committees, and Ha*TIN(».. ........ IXMI 112-Sl •.WM.2.1 is no less than 48H' fret—that is to say, as the miners in Gogebec county are C. It. OSBORN, Local Agent. Hastings about ninety times the diameter. The now pretty well supplied with clothing O. W. Rraoix* G. P ft T. A. Obluaao advantage sought by giving such un­ the governor -request that contribu­ vhrrc. Competent tions be hereafter forwarded to Iron usual proportions to the weapon is to eeprrF. Stooeyraenable the pressure of the gases pro­ • and Teaebcr*. Edu- Mountainduced by the exploding powder to act as long as possible on the projectile , ima normal crnssi. A. 8- Parish.Prerr. The State engineering society in an­ By this means a velocity of projection nual session in Jackson nominated offi­ has been obtained which is. I believe, JAPANESE cers us follows, who will be voted on a record-performance. .Not many years ago a velocity of 1,800 feet pe*- second by mail: Presldeol. George S. Pierson, Kahuna zoo imparted to the missile at the'moment of wd George L. Wells, St. Louis; vice president issue from the muzzle would have been said, with a beautiful expression of A. J. Teed, secretary and treaaurer. F. Hodge­ considered a good result. But with man. Climax; directors. M. C. Tall. Kalama­ maternal pride. Every day she sends SUPPOSITORIES, Copa»fo» at Oinuuaul a*J two zoo; W. Aopleton. I .ana ing; J. B. Davis and the remarkable piece of artillery whose a letter across the water to sunny C. E Green. Ann Arbor; J. J. Granville »:id dimensions have just been specified, Each ' childtoisinwritten 'Italy. " a speed three times as great is stated turn and the letters are those which to have been obtained. Tbe actual Why ondvi’i any American mother might write. From various portions of thestatethe figure indicated by the delicate instru­ The children are told where the winter reports of fifty-six observers for the ment employed in such measurements clothes are and that it’s time to put Gcugantew ImulhI by < ur u^Btx. week ended January 0 show lhat con­ is 8,981 feet per secoftd. This tremend­ them on. When one of the girls needs CffNSTIP AT ION sumption increased and inflammation! of ous velocity is more than three-quar­ a new dress, for instance, the countess th® xroat LIVER and RTDMACH BEGOIATOBanC the kidneys and erysipelas decreased in ters of a mile per second. No doubt draws a picture of It so the small BEBODPUMEriElL Smail, mild and ptaMtul peel allyjtdipttMl for cMldran** uaa. W D<*c_ area of psevalence. Scarlet fevhf wu the earth hurries along in its orbit at daughter will know how to have it reported at forty-one places, measles at a rate jnore than twenty time^greatcr made. Her oldest son is a handsome, GUAKANTEES iMuad only by ten. diphtheria at twenty-four and than that which this cannon has com­ manly lad, and is an officer - in the W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent, Hasting*. municated to its projectile, so that onr typhoid fewer at twenty-one places. Italian navy. He and his mother are globe need fear no rivalry from artil­ the best of friends. GOOD AH*HCE. lery. But the moon must look to its The home of the countess is in Na­ The store of Fellas A Trade well, sriho laurels. It appears that onr satellite ples. She is one of the three Italian own aud operate a sawmill at Raber, only accomplishes about 3,330 feet per women members of the International •Every patriotic. citizen-should give hia 40 miles from Sault Sts. Marie, wm second in its revolution round the Association of the l*ress in Rome. Her personal effort and influence Io increase We thus learn that now, for burned with all its -contents. George earth. first lecture: “The Slavery of Preju­ F. Tradewell and family, who lived the first time, a piece of ordnance has the circulation of hie home paper which dices.’’ was delivered five years ago at above the store. had a narrow escape. been constructed capable of launching teaches the American policy of Protec­ Naples. The opposition which she met The loss was 80,000, with no insurance. forth a missile with a velocity actually when she began her work has been tion. It is his duty to.aidanithis respect exceeding that with which the queen bravely fought down. in every way possible. Alter the home of night wends her solitary way. Besides the study of Italian women. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fletcher cele­ paper is taken care 4tf, -why not sub­ Signora Salazar has studied very deeply brated their golden anniversary in Kalscribe for the AwaaiCAX Economist, EXPENSIVE CHAIRS. the women of England.* The result of .amazno and Mr. and Mra A. Dekubber published by the American Protective had a house-warming over their mar­ Seme That Belonged to Koyalty in Paet this was the publication of her book, entitled "Antlche Lotte Speranze TarifFieague ? One at its correspon­ riage fifty-two years ago. Nuove" (“Former ’ Struggles, New Burglars entered the produce store of dents anys: •? No true American can The shah^of Persia owns the most Hopes.”) This book has been highly J. W. Blake and stole therefrom 300 valuable arm-chair in the worlds He get along without it I consider it the praised by Mr. Gladstone. It is in pounds of butter. has an arm-chair of solid gold, inlaid greatest and truest political teacher in part an autobiography of the strug­ The Monroe County Bible society with precious stones. About a year gles of her own life for the cause of the United States.” celebrated the seven ty-Ahird anniver­ ago. says Tid-Bita, some of the stones her countrywomen. In it Signora Sala­ Send postal card request for free sary of its organization. were stolen from one of the legs of the zar has also given a graphic picture of -sample copy. Address WilburF-AVakeCharles E. Platt, of Detroit, a former chair, and the shah, fnll of indigna­ the downtrodden condition her sex in professor in the conservatory of music, tion, ordered the arrest of a number of southern Europe. jnan, General Secretary, 135 West 23d servant*- and the keeper of the palace died in Baltimore. Md., aged 37 year*. In addition to “Former Struggles, A 815,000 damage suit was brought responsible for the furniture,' with the New Hopes,” Signora Salazar has pub­ against the Diamond Match company intimation that if the thief was not dis­ lished seven other books. She has stud­ in Detroit for having set John Kotzer, covered the keeper would he beheaded. ied the laws of health deeply, and one aged U years, to perform work beyond The culprit being eventually found, he of her most Interesting lectures is on was forthwith beheaded and his head "Hygiene of Beauty.” his strength. The first Eugene Finch, a wood chopper, was carried on a pole by the imperial body­ requisite to beauty, the countess de­ guard through the streets of Teheran. clares, is sleep. found dead in his house in Almena, and Hugh Higgins was arrested, charged A valuable arm-chair is in the posses­ "I always sleep nine hours every sion of the earl of Radnor. It original­ with the crime. night aud more if I can poSsibly steal During l«03 there were 14.830 spar­ ly cost £40,000, and was presented by the time. I eat plenty of meat and rows slaughtered in Branch county, the city of Augsburg to Emperor Ru­ rice and drink milk and beer, and for which a bounty of 8444.90 was paid. dolph IL, of Germany, about the year never touch a morsel of food between . Tbe best portion of Bellevue was 1578. It is of Meel, and took the artist meala" swept by a fire lhat did damage to the about thirty years to make. Tbe chair , It will gratify American women to WILLIAMS* tx'came the property of Count Tessin, learn that.the countess likes them im­ extent of 8100,8M; ambassador from the court of Sweden mensely thus far and approves of many Adels Cancel confessed at Grand to the English court. Gustavus Bran- erf their "habits of life.” Rapid* to robbing ths house of her em­ der afterwards bought it, as an an­ ployer. D. H. RInrige, and then setting tique, for 1,800 guineas. Of chairs the bouse on fire. once owned by British celebrities, some There is, a horseshoe-shaped moun­ John White, a lunatic, tore his were lately sold by auction: Shake­ tain up In Manitoba which literally clothes from his person at his house 'in* speare’s for £188; Gay’s, £30; Theodore swarms with snakes twice every year. Otsego, then set the place on fire and Hook’s, £19; Bulwer Litton's, £18; 16 the early fall these slippery cus­ wm buraed to death. Anne Boleyn’s, £10 10s.; Charles II.**,' tomers gather here from all directions, Ass Taft, suspected of murdering his £10; Mra Siddons', £7; Pope’s, £5 10*.; mostly from the prairie country to the Mra Browning’s, £5; Thackeray's, £3 south. In one side of the mountain county, was arrested by Sheriff Mc- 10s., Walter Savage Landur’s, £3 10s.; there is a circular hole about 18 feet KenU and placed in jail Lord Byron’s, £2 10s.; Sir Walter deep and as smooth as if it had been Nelson Bradley, charged with swear­ Raleigh’s, £2. fashioned with a well augur where ing to a false report of the condition of tens of thousands of reptiles gather the Central Michigan savings bank, to spend the cold winter month*. In Switzerland the orange and myrtle Persons who have tried to explore this pleaded Dot guilty at Lansing and his case was continued until the April term blossoms, those graceful symbols at immense snake den during the sumwedding*, find their substitute in of court. On the day of absent, say Chat dozens of subterA fire in tha business portion of Grayera , eheeoe. the bride receives Jessie rille destroyed the buildings oc­ her marriage a whole Gruyere cheese., which is nsountains in all directions from the cupied by Joseph Borgo. saloon. WUreligiously preserved in the family. bottom of the well. CapL Silvera, A* time goes on various marks and Royal Engineers, eotimatea that he haa The Kalamazoo insane asylum is so Dolchei are' ent into It which serve to crowded that do more patient* can be record the births, marriage®, death*, ISalMUfeil*6 Efils l> C CURE Nerve Blood Builder $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. AG>udTrwk ARMY DEVELOPMENT. Imfaxtry tactics were originated by the Athenians. The first regiment of British infantry was organized in 1633. Spartan cavalry generally fought dismounted as infantry. The Greek phalanx was commanded by a strategui or general. The first regiments of infantry were organised in France about 1588. /f The Spartan regiment was the mora. It was composed of 400 to 600 men. Regiments of riflemen were organized in Germany during the thirty years' The percussion lock was introduced into European armies between 1830 and 1840. The earliest record of cavalry is on the Assyrian monuments, about 1000 The aristocratic arm of the Egyptian and Assyrian military service was the chariot Every Roman legion had about 500 horses for camp equipage, baggage and provisions. The use of cavalry as infantry was brought to the highest perfection dur ing the ciril war.—Army and Navy Magazine. OUR AMERICAN WOMEN. Mrs. N. E. Bronson, of Atchison, Kan., learned typesetting in her fa­ ther's office when a child, and has worked steadily at her trade for over forty years. The International Association of Women Pharmacists has 523 active and 186 honorary members. -The first congress of women pharmacists was held lately in Chicago. Miss Emma Lov’ERINO, who has been elected president of the Women’s Aid Societies of Maine, is only twentywms years old. She is a lineal descendant of Gen Warren, who fell at Bunker Hill. Mrs. Leland Stanford’s family al­ lowance from Senator Stanford's ou­ tate has been increased from five thou­ sand to ten thousand dollars per month on her representation that fire thou­ sand dollars per month was inade­ quate. A St. Louis woman has lately per­ fected an invention for making sweet potato flour. The process includes peeling the potato and drying the peel as a food for live stock, drying and grinding the potato into three grades of flour, and also slicing into Saratoga chips. ■________________ PERSONAL MENTION. They say Kipling gets not less than five hundred dollars for each ballad he writes. Gf.n. Van Alen, father of our Italiap minister, is described os “one »f thc warmest-hearted, bluffest and alto­ gether delightful Americans of a gen­ eration ago.” Misses Edith M. Kjunston and Csrrie L. Hodson, who arrived iri Boston a few days ago, are newspaper women who spent the summer riding through the British isles on bicycles. Henry Fairfax, of Loudoun county, is the richest member of the Virginia senate. He is a brother-in-law of CapL Charles G. Ayres. U. 8. A., now in charge of the recruiting oQcc at Lynch­ burg. . • E. .N. Hubbard, of Middletown, Conn., has the finest collection of liv­ ing birds in New England. It includes specie* from almost every country in the world and ia worth thousands of dollara * COMMON MISTAKES. Columbus did not foretell an eclipse of the moon to frighten the natives of There waa no eclipse of the moon at that time. Tee immense burning glasses with which Archimedes burned the ships of the besiegers of Syracuse at ten mile* dista-we were never manufactured, and it is now known that they could Columbus did not make an egg stand on end to confuse his opponents. The feat waa performed by BruneIschi, the architect, to alienee critica who askod A STRANGE CASE. How an Enemy waa Foiled. It raschss a vitalpotot se d iMllcaiiqu of It* return. Site datum, snd It hasbeeb sssai r' The Salt That’s All Salk Isthsssltewy Diamond Crystal Salt The fact UmzssR ta cheep ta msmm why you should not have pe A*k for Diamond Crystal, Sire trial. Write M for fortter »M1 DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO.. CADTIO^T.—>.«’ • denlnr oflrro W. pr ’<f . or Douglas ShoM fees® W.L. Douglas S3 SHOE to those who weir them. thVwcrls. Dealers 1a*.nte free upon ap'>Ue»^>ni. Atklnc-K, DOVGLAh. BnM-ktuL. JhA CARTERS �—Hastings Banner Thursday, Jin. >8. >894- MAM■ JUX Xr,COOK. Miter- design of one administration to depreciate the acts of another, but In carrying out the policy, it became isvdved In a terrible ONS WHBRI WA» muddle. xiousr H. I87®-________ editorial notes. The best of medicines are one H»R«ru*eA t« TBKBD AS tn mastixo*. MICH., wrorrfCB. hl*doubtful If any crime committed Said an employe of the Gale Manufact­ uring Co. a few nights ago: “1 never voted anything but a democratic ticket in my life, but I never will again. Of the thirtyfive men who worked under me all but A man who Ahould deliberately bun* his three were democrats one year ago. Now government bonds and then should Uy to all but two are republicans. We have h»dy make good a d^flefe^cy In bls Income by enough of tbe democratic conception of a borrowing money would be taken care of tariff.”—Albion Recorder. by bl* friends. But the world Is now wltThere are a good many changes of neasing an attempt upon the part of tbe thia character if tbe whole truth government of tbe United States to shape c-xild be known. And labor­ Its fiscal policy in such a fashion as to ing men wbo voted tbe democrafe make the act referred to appear almost ticket a year ago under the hallucination like an exhibition of sagacity. Tbe reve- that they were being ground down by tbe nue.taws now in operation are both wise and sufficient. They derive the Incoaie of the government from the customs, as It is the practice everywhere, and from internal taxei upon a few articles of luxury. No within the borders of Barry County ever aroused the Interest and morbid curiosity of the people of this vicinity ns has the murder of Leroy Rogers and the arrest of Asa Taft, s nephew of the old gentleman, for tbe commission of tbe crime. During tbe daytime since Taft’s incarceration, large crowds of people often congregate on the side walk under hl* eeli window to catch a glimpse of the accused, and a con­ stant stream of visitors pound through the Jail when it was allowed. But It be­ came such a nuisance that we are glad to say that Sheriff McKcvItt wisely put a stop to IL and the prisoner was removed too good for sick folks. POINTER running chances with second grade we send out is just as jotxi as good drugs will make it. plan for throwing revenue away and for subjecting American industry to ruinous disorder. It b, indeed, gratifying to per­ ceive lhat this is tbe view of the matter taken by a man so wise, conservative and safe as Senator Allison. The utmost that Republicans can righteously consent to do I* to vote for a small issue of bonds, which shall be merely sufficient to supply tbe deficit already existing. It would be the height of folly for them to vote for a bead issue to provide for future deficits and oMhbtbaftne traders to go on in their warfare against protection. Not single dollar should be voted fur any Wublnatao In rcimrd to the Secretary—Miss Edith Babcock. Treasurer— Miss Fanny Crowell. The meeting next Sunday evening win be led by Ed. Mallory. you couldn’t get it any better. A. McCOY, THE FURNITURE & CARPET MAN. man. At their company tbe next even­ ing about sixty guests were present Tbe first prize* were won by Mrs. Busby and F. Bush. Mr. sod Mrs. Julios Roman entertain at six o’clock tea Saturday evening after which pedro will be played. Tbe Young Mens Social Club give a hop at tbe Hastings House dining rooms to­ night facts as to bls age, residence, and many minor things being told him by tbe accus­ ed, tbe follow Ing conversation took place. Question—Mr. Taft It is currently re­ ported that you were once arrested in Allegan County for highway robbery. Is It true? liad the trouble at the Farmer*’ sheds over here on the Saturday night pre­ vious to the murder? A—No Mr. Q—Did you have money to pay for keeping of your horse when you went after It that night? • ■ For the year ’94 with the of keeping a CROCKERY and GROCERY Stote. We intend to increase onr Mies over those of last year by keeping a better stock than ever. Come and do busi ness with ue and see if we do not please you. intention en uk M.M. Ladloa Doneola abou •1.04 oiben aak il.SS. ladle. Dongola Seler. q------ X--------- were Loaded With nice things for Newyear this year and we invite you in to look at them. If - you are in doubt as to what to get just step in and see us. We can suit you. At any rate try some ot our New 7” Tea and you will always have reason to rejoice over the Christmas of 1893. Candies Fruits, Nuts, etc. Try our groceries and canned goods. 5. E. PHILLIPS. aboe, MM other, aak *4.M. I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol storing and repairing. ' Jefferson St Furniture Store. Hams &. VanArman line aboe. from »LO0 to HW. Children. aboM tor 75c. other, uk »t.oo. Child­ ren’, aboe, tor Me. other, uk <1.U. Toe ean ue tbli 1, a uvth to 75 per eent at tbe Racket. Q—Whjdidn’t you w torn then? Q—Do you ever drink Bqnorf A—Tea occastonally. Q—Did yon drink any Saturday after­ leu it tbe Racket Home radlab trratem. Sc. Firn shovels, S aid its. Setantv Haiallai <«•““ atooe Pnaldeit Cleveland soot Modern Druggist and Book WEJTARTIN DOINGS Answer—No sir It Is not. An old man wbo lived near us and wbo was robbed tried to fasten tbe crime upon me, but I noon or evening previous to the murder? The last of tbe Hastings crowd return­ ed Satsrday night, Sowm B. Anthony leetarW la A. U.f- w. n.qoobYE/iR The reporter Interviewed th) prisouer Monday and In addition to tbe above The First Spirltullstlc society meeting was not arrested and they didn’t even next Sunday, January list, 1:80 p. m., at come to see ma about It. Special bargains on all millinery goods the residence of J. Lee Reed, corner Q—You were In Indiana a few years for the next M days at tbe Racket. Re­ church and Min Sts. All are welcome. ago were you not? member we always cloae out and want to A—Yea sir. Q—Were you not arreetad while there? now to make room for our new spring Social Dwiag*. At Mr. and Mra. C. W. Jordan’s pedro A—Tee, I was arrested In LaOtto and stock which will be larger than ever as party Friday evening about 50 <ere bald over night as a saspeeL While in present. The ladles prixe was won by that city 1 was sick and became homesick Remember we save you money on eaeb Mrs. John Kurtz on a cut with Mrs. J. C. and skipped out oo* night wltbon t paying purchase. Buying for spot cash and sell­ Andrus. Ed. Sentz won the gentleman's my board bllL That same night a span of ing for cash give* us tbe bottom at th* prize. Racket. A large number of tbe friends of Mr. 1 might ba connected with their disappear­ and Mrs. W. H. and Mr. and Mrs. Cbaa. ance. They held em In jail over night, Below will be found a apeeUI Itat Huffman were present at the latter's bat evidently found out that I was Inno­ ladle. Dongola akoea (t.to cabin uk home Tuesday evening and enjoyed a so­ cent for they let me go In tbe morning. •S.SO. Indfaa Dongola aboe. Uu oak­ cial time with pedro. Tbe ladles first prize was won by Mrs. R. L Henderslmtt and Dorr Madge was the lucky gentle­ No matter what you paid for it Worth of goods. We have 100 DRESSERS that formerly sold for from $14 t^ $20 each. You can now take your choice for $10. They include all styles of finish, such as Antique 16th Century, Mahogany and Walnut They are all bright, clean, fresh goods, and are set with the latest improved German Plate Glass. Good things don’t always last long, and this price will make them vanish like pea­ nuts and red lemonade at a July circus. Call at once and secure the souvenir bargain of 1894. ' The Y. P. S. C. E. at tbeir last business meeting elected the following officers: President—Maurice Grigsby. Vice President—Albert Hams. the It’ll a great'satisfaction to us TWO DOLLAR J assault upon tbe tariff, but to strengthen tbe Treasury so that the attack may be continued. The claim will be made that the public credit Is in jeopardy. But who put it In Jeopardy? Kill tbe Wilson Uli within tbe next twenty-four hours and the public credit will be no longer in danger. It will be urged that tbe government must have money with which to meet its ex­ penses. But why help It to borrow mon­ ey while It is pushing through the Bouse a bill which simply throws away millions of revenues? If the emergency Is so grave tbe reduction and removal of duties proposed by the Wilson bill cannot be re­ garded as less than criminal. There Is one short, direct and posi­ tively effective method of removing all tbe difficulties with which Mr. Carilsle has voluntarily surrounded himself. It Is to withdrew tbe Wilson bill and to make an authoritative declaration that no other legtatatlcn of tbe kind will be attempted during the life of the present Congress. Tbe Republicans owe It to the country to resist with all the power they cat) com­ mand tbe attempt to increase tbe national debt merely for the sake of promoting a That’s to know that every prescription Therefore you will be interested in what we have to say. We have inaugurated a Surplus Stock” sale in the line of Dressers, nd every dollar that you invest now can buy The pastor will preach at the Presby­ terian chureh next Sunday on tbe follow­ ing subjects; morning, “The Ganges and Mississippi; evening. “Eyes and No Eyes." drugs. reason we buy only the very highest quality of everytliini;. ••robber tariff,” are now the ones most to another cell. Instead of Impressing up­ anxious to see that tariff continued, be­ on tbe minds of tbe scores of young school cause their experience since last march children scattered among tbe crowda a convinces them that their bread and but­ horror of the prison cell, tbe action of the ter depends upon it. prisoner was such as would almost have man who has examined the subject can a tendency to have the opposite effect doubt that, If no threat of change had The President bad Paramount Blount been made, or If the threat should lie “on the rack” in the white bouse last withdrawn, these laws would produce week and it is thought that be (Blount) revenue enough to pay all the expenses of । will be made the schpe goat for the whole tbe government and to leave a surplus. Hawaiian affair as far as It can be done. Tbe deficiency that now exists was pro­ In bls report Minister Willis contradicts duced solely hv’the menace of revolution­ Blount’s statements, which goes to show ary legislation. That legislation proposes that tbe latter kept company with royalists to make the deficiency permanent by re­ while he was on tbe island, and went moving and reducing customs duties. But there with a biased J udgment. the deficiency thus created must be sup­ plied in some way, and the democratic Church and Society. plan, now strougly urged at Washington, The C. L. 8. C. will meet with Mr*. Is to supply it by borrowlug money. This Maggie Bailey, Jan. 20th. history of finance is filled with narratives Rome and tbe Making of Modern Eu­ of schemes which might seem to be tbe rope—MMs Goodyear. expression of intellectual disorder, but of Character Sketches, Romulus and Numa all the insane projects ever presented by Pomplllus—Mrs. H. Bailey. irresponsible financiers this one, devised Rome and Medieval Art—Mrs. N. Bai­ by the men who control tbe affairs of the ley. great American Republic, may fairly be Principles and Practice of debate, (vyregarded as tbe wildest. nopals)—Miss Ada Mlehael. It is, however, manifest that even a Questions in December, Cbautauquau. servile House of Representatives is likely Asa Taft, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Quotations on Roman History. to prove unmanageable when the bond The Methodist Episcopal S. S. are pre­ B. Taft was born in Watson, Allegan Mbeme shall be presented to It Knowl­ County. /He lacks about four weeks of paring to give a concert iu the near fu­ edge of tbe fact will account for the re­ ture, lu connection with tbe map of the being IS years of age. He Is about 5 feet markable timidity manifested by the Ad­ life and Journeys of Christ. Thte promises 3% Inches high and weighs about 185 ministration in urging tbe enterprise. Tbe pounds. He has light hair, light mous­ sliver men will resist, because they can to be au Excellent and Instructive enter­ tache and blue eyes. He Is of a restless, perceive no good reason for borrowing tainment Further notice will be given roving disposition and has followed many money while tons of idle silver lie In the next week. occupations In many different places in The M. E. Social will be entertained Treasury vaults. The State bank men tbe last few years. At one time we bear will withhold their support, because new at the church society rooms on Wednes­ of hlm In Alabama, at another In Indiana, bonds would strengthen and perpetuate day Jan. 24, by tbe Mesdames M. L. Cook, and still at another he is working on a the national bank system. Thus, it Is Lampman, Fowler, Gardner, Crook, Mc­ boat on the Ohio River, and next around reasonably clear that a bill for permitting Clintock, D. R. Cook. W. IL Cook. Daven­ his home in Allegan County. The prison­ Where can more enjoyment be tbe Issue of bonds can hardly go through port. Crawley, Dickinson, Brock and tbe er lias a reclining forehead, and the con­ found during the long Winter evening*, than In a pleasant Congress unless Republicans shall vote Misses Nettle Hendershott ChatUe and formation ot bls bead is rather peculiar. and comfortably furnished home! Lottie Lake, Ettie Main, Louisa Naglei*, fork. His eyes reflect bls disposition. They are Tbe republicans are ncn responsible for Ora McClintock, Belle Ijimpmao and resUeM and evidently tire quickly of look­ the deficit. Tbe laws passed by tbeir Maude Bentley. Sapper served from ing at any object. party ana now standing will produce reve­ 5 to 7. A cordial invitation is extended nue enough If let alone. The borrowed to all. AN 1NTKRV1BW. money is wanted, not only to fill the hole already made by the wanton and wicked It's bad enough to be sick wit -.nut Good ftea, la. par paper, till mil. WANTED SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of aaw loga. And thou democrats wbo ■*<’o«wi. or attempted to erldenee ot tke CUSTOM SAWING �'4 Hastings Banner Thursday, Jan. 18, 1894. TAKE NOTICE ! I Cheap drags, like cheap in­ surance, are dea^ at any price. We will fill your pre­ scriptions with pure drugs and chemicals, by tin ex­ perienced man used to filling prescriptions Prescriptions filled exactly as writtennothing substituted, nothing left out, aud we challenge any doctor to the contrary. We not only buy the best drugs and chemicals, but we dispense them. When you have a prescription to be filled give us a trial, and if it is not filled to the satisfaction of both yourself and the doctor we will refund your money. We can and will save you money on each pre­ scription. We want your trade and are anxious to do business with you. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. cl.n., ,» 13 >4 I rt M •> iw Toe man wbo gets mad at what tbe papers say about him should return thanks three times a day for what tbe papers do kn >w about him and don’t tell. Joe. Rogers h in tbe market for live poultry on Saturdays, Moadays and Tues­ days of each week. Don’t forget that be pays the highest market price. Od January 90th, the state of Michigan wilt have reached the age of 57 winters. Many schools throughout the state will observe the day with appropriate exer­ cises. Tbe "Rhetoricals” at the school will be held this week Friday by tbe sixth grade, Central building. The progra m is called "Mothers Day” aa all tbe selections will be tributes to mothers. All are Invit­ ed. Lovers of music will enjoy a rare treat in the concert given at the Presbyterian church by Miss Maud Hughes of Grand Rapids Tbe papers of lhat city speak In the highest terms of Miss Hughes’ ability as a harplste. ago a party went fram this city to Middle­ ville and was badly worsted In a fight. The Middleville party made its appearance Hou. P. T. Colgrove was in St. Paul In this city Monday. A gaqg of local this week. scrappers was quickly formed and went Dr. G. W. Lowry was In Ann Arbor in Mueat of tbe MlddtevUJe heavy weights, but'Marshal Hiller came upon tbe scene this week. ueJched what would Oliver Greenfield, of Canada, is visiting and promptly doubt have been a disgraceful row. ana* In the city. . Vie Middleville crowd left. Mrs. Wi J. Bowne has been in Allegan for a few days. Charlie Bennett, the famous base ball F.- W. Greble, of Battle Creek, is In the catcher, so well known throughout tbe elty this week. state, had the great misfortune to slip and Mrs. A. J. Beebe, of NasbxHle, was in fall under a train of ears wbile getting off, tbe city Monday. and as a result both legs had to be ampu­ Daniel Howe, of Grand Rapids, is vis­ tated. He will probably live, but can never again enter tbe field where he won iting In the city. such brilliant laurels, being considered Mr. and Mrs. Bell, of Nashville, were the best catcher In the world. He was a in the city Sunday. friend of Chas. Baldwin of this township, Oscar Schumann is expected home from and visited him several times . after the Itbica next Monday. former retired from the field. Harvey Arehart, Of Eaton Rapids, was In the city last week. Saturday as Wm. Warner, of Baltimore, Miss Maude Hughes, of > Grand Rapids, Farmers are beginning to realize that the best place they ean go to get a nice was in the city Friday. M. L. Cook and R. B. Messer were In lunch or warm meal Is at tbe Senate Reataurant under E. Y, Hogle's store. They Grand Rapids Friday on business. can get anything they want there almost, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Marshall, of Prelrat any time of the day, aud It will be serv­ ieville, were In the city this week. ed to them in good shape and promptly. Miss Mande Hamlin is home from South Tbe Senate Is getting to the front rapidly. Haven for a visit with her mother. If you have never been there just give It Mrs. D. R. Cook is spending th* day a trial. with Mrs. A. J. Beebe at Nashville. W, W. Logan, who has been breaking . Miss Della Heberllng anu Walter Payne, and handling colts in the south part of the of Jackson, were In the city yesterday. county ajid at Bedford, for fourteen years, Mrs. R. T. F. Dodds and children, of has moved to the city and rented the Delton, are in tbe city for a few days vis­ Bechtel barn on N. Jefferson street and Is it prepared to handle colts or vicious horses. Mrs. Wm. Brightrail, of Grand Rapids, Mr. Logan guarantees satisfaction and wllljglve the best of reference*, among has been th* guest of Mrs. W. H. Goodthem being a good one from Messer Bros. Mrs. Carrie Spenee left this week for a A Reynolds. several weeks visit with Cleveland rela­ Tbe third lecture under the auspices ef tive*. the Hastings Lecture Association will be Georg* O. Skinner, of Pennsylvania, is given In tbe Episcopal Parish hoase Tues­ 1 day eve, Jan. 23rd, by the Rev. M. L. the guest of his mother, Mrs. Herbert Bocher, of Grand Rapids on "Southern Karker. Plantation Life.”Thia ___ .... lecture ________ has______ been delivered in many places and is being highly spoken of. It abounds with quclk wit and humor and describe? in a most re­ alistic way the] manners and customs of tbe South. Tickets 35c. at Heath’s Drug store. a PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Anna D. Mason was In Kalamazoo was driving Into the city his colt became scared when near Pennock’s livery barn. The animal gave a sudden jerk, the breeching broke, and the buggy went for­ ward against tha colt, which commenced kicking viciously. When about in front of Schumann's meat market tbe buggy this and TO BARRY COUNTY READERS 110 quirei. ties in dress goods and trimmings at the latter will move th tbe rooms over hla store on Malo street. Itepwrunc of Krodlng— Albert budware, white crockery em, giaae ware. reHlInery, ternlrflng gebda. wrwtog Rev. W. D. Simonds lecture In the Episcopal Pariah bonee was not very weR Vital Grade Number Kaerelaaa—IJIllaa . A tew ladle. *nd children, run that KaUa Rapid, Folio U a new paper Jnrt Iowa the alaa ot Eaton Rapid, certainly Wardell. Moale. Badtatlon. Mark Antony'. Oration­ Waller Hayee. Parady on Sane—Maortee Orifaby. FlBhUreda Reading Kxereiere--Nona Michael. Arithmetic—Frln. J. F. Fortney. Bow to make Promotion Kaerel^a IntereaUng—Mary K. WUoox. Garman or«.(IUb-JUIeo Xddy. . Jemxik Lvthkk, Sec’y. The Hastings Bannxr and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, the two papers one year for SI.00. The Hastings Banner and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the two papers one year for Si.00. The Hastings Bannxb and New York Weekly Tribune the two papers one year for $1.00. Any three of the above papers for Si-50. All four of them for SI-75. ■ TO READERS OUTSIDE OF BARRY COUNTY „______ ____ _______ ___________ J. We Any two for Sl-25; any three for $1.75; all four fyr S2.00. cannot tell how long this offer will be open. Sample copies may be seen at the Banner office, Ros­ sel's. COOK BROS. The skating on tbe lakes and ponds near the city was excellent the past week and was enjoyed by a good many both old and young. Tbe man wbo steals a horse and the man wbo steals a pair of shoes Will soon be on about the same level; If tbe price of horses keeps going down. Both would be guilty of petit larceny. The Road To Ruin Mrs. Tin Barnes has organized a danc­ ing school in this city, and has a fine class. She holds her school Tuesday and Friday evenings of each week. Mrs. Barnes has It arranged so that beginners can start In at any time. See ber If you would like to take lessons. On the very latest styles of shoes, the, buttons are very large. W. EL Spence has jnst received an excellent line made by Any mechanic dealring to subscribe for The next meeting of the Barry Co. tbe well known firm of Krippendorff, tbe Architects and Builders Edition of Teachera* Association will be held at Has­ Dittman A Co. He baa button shoes for tbe Selent lie American will do well io tings, Saturday, Jan. 27. The following both ladies and gents. Tbe Congress tali at thia office. excellent program will be rendered. shoes for ladles are Imitation button. Mesic. They are beautiful, they are well made John Beesmer the Jeweler . Devotional Exercises—Rev. A. B. Grigs­ and they are reasonable In price too. large atock of Eye GHaae* and Spectae les by. George W. Soule A Son have opened School Exhibits—Commlaslcoer Enoch •mined free of ekarce. a new Bazaar store In tbe Leins Hoek, Andros. with a complete Hoe ot all kinds of »oWill Haan b-s parehaaed the residence Paper—Berth* Gaskill. Her- Pure A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report Royal Bakins Powder Co., Wall St., N. Y. T • A few pair left of those $3.00 shoes at tbe county paper, which originally appear­ IB.00. Bankritpt Store. ed In the Howard City Record, is receiv­ Wanted—Everybody to call at Soule's ing the indorsement it deserves in the Bazaar and look at their new goods. Tbeir columns of the county papers of the state. A focal paper can make itself necessary to prices do the rest. tbe well being and well doing of the com­ Don’t ever buy anything in the line munity in which It la published. A far ef gloves, hosiery and underwear without off city weekly may be of equal interest going to Russell's. possibly, but It is not and cannot make Lent begins this year February 7th, on itself of equal value. An enterprising, Ash Wednesday, and ends with Easter progressive. Influential newspaper adds to Sunday, March $5th. tbe value of every house and lot' and to An interesting school column will be every merchants stock In the town io found on our inside local page, with inter­ which it is published. Every aid to tbe esting items from Mr. Andrus. stability and advancement of a city or village is an Influential factor in property Remember tbe only . place in Hastings values as well as In the estimation in that you can buy Ber Majesty Corset, tbe which tbe people of the community place very best in tbe market, is at Russell’s. on tbeir homes and home town. As such I am prepared to do all kinds of baking, an aid do other Influence in tbe communi­ both yeast and salt rising bread, at rea­ ty equals that of a persistant, enthusias­ sonable prices. Mrs. G. L. Heath. tic, intelligent home newspaper. The following are the list of petit jurors drawn for tbe February term of Circuit HE above is an exact reproduction of the present-condition of a man who DIDN’T READ THE PAPERS. Before ■ reti ing at a hotel in neighboring city he “Blew out thegas.” His funeral was held a few days later. Had this unfortu­ nate man kept posted by reading the papers he would be numbered among the living to-day, and enjoying the blessings of plenty, instead of leaving a destitute family because he would have kept frack of the market reports, besides learning from papers that it would be sure death to blow out the gas be­ fore retiring In this connection we desire to call your atten­ tion to our clubbing rates. We are offering LOCAL NEWS. This week, Frank Bullto—Jrtnatm. Gilbert Upham-Maple Grove. John KlUlet—Orangeville. ■ WII1U E. Town—PrnirleviHe. S. A. Cralx—Rutland. Chas. Hayter—Tbornapnlr. D. F. Robert!—Woodland. “He Blew Out The Gas.” Frank Black went to Lansing this We desire to say to ail patrons that the morning to attend a meeting of the State Delton Roller Mill l» running and will Association of Granite and Marble deal­ be kept running, despite reports to the ers. contrary. We are here for business and Mrs. Carrie M. Goodyear and nephew June we propose to do business. We thank our William, left Saturday morning for a vis­ patrons for their trade and we cordially it with Gen. Parkburst and family at Cold­ Invite new patronage. We propose to do water. good work; to pay the highest possible Miss Scott, who has been the guest of prices for everything and treat owe and Miss Emma Pfllug the past two weeks, re­ all alike. Give us a call. turned to Chicago Friday. Miss Pflug Tours for Business. will remain here uatil spring. Dodds A Hartman. Kit MeElwaia, of Hastings, Ed. Pow­ Delton. Mich. 'UKCML/ITION ers’ traveling agent, has resigned his po­ T. B. Bell went to Ludington Monday sition. Kit’s frequent trips to Lake Odes­ for A. Black <& Son to erect a nice mon­ sa will be sadly missed by some of onr ument for the Foley estate. Tbe firm of fair villagers.—Lake Odessa W’ave. Hereafter, changes tor advertlsemenUi must reach this olllce Tueedays at latent to A. Black & Son is becoming well known l*Me Insertion In tbe Issue ot tbe week all over the state In tbe granite and mar­ A fine line of table linens napkins and when brought ble business. They are the second larg­ towels at Russell’s. . est buyers of marble and granite in tbe Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. Bundy, Snnstate. Tbeir work is excellent, and their Cloaks, shawls and furs to X off. day morning, a six pound daughter. prices Reasonable, This accounts for O. J). Spaulding. Rooms over stere to rent tbeir great sales. Te accommodate their We have the -‘Snag Proof” rubber bool O. D. Spaulding. patrons they have established a branch of­ at $3.50. Bankrupt Stork. Old clothing and shawls at any price. fice at 303 East Hain street, Kalamazoo, All wool, sox for 18ets. See them, regu­ O. D. Spaulding. and all correspondents will be promptly lar price 20cts. Bankrupt Storm. See our "Snag Proof” rubber boots, on­ answered from either office. ly $3.50. Bankrupt Store. Ladles ean always find the latest novel' A well presented article on the city vs. • Frank Jewel, of this city, and Miss Mabel Miller, of Johnstown, Barry county, were married yesterday morning In the bridal chamber of tbe county clerk's office. Justice Holcomb tied tbe knot, and as he pronounced tbe couple man and wife looked wistfully at the peach bloom on the pretty school ma’am bride’s cheeks, took one step forward and then paused. Later when asked why he did not kiss the bride, tbe justice explained that she was “far too sweet a little woman for an old man like me to kiss.”—Grand Rapids Her­ ald. . Court: Robert Draper—Hastings Township. A. C. Carpenter—City 1st and 4th wards. Sold Tinkler—City Ind and 3rd wards. was tipped bottom side up Mr. Warner James Collins—Hope. being under it He was picked up in an Robert McNee—Irving. uneonsoions condition, blood flowing free Bert Zimmerman—Johnstown. ly from a big scalp wound on the right Charlie W. Sliger—Maple Grove. side of his head. He also received other James Nottingham—Orangeville. bruises and cuts. He was taken to Dr. H. H. Brownell—Prairieville. James McGinnis—Rutland' Fuller’s ofloe, his wounds dressed and he was taken home Saturday evening. Tbe Lee H. Moore—Thornapple. buggy was smashed up somewhat Henry J. GarHnger—Woodland, R. B. Messer started for the west in tbe Interest of the wool boot factory Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Fuller left week for an extended visit in Kansas other western points. are reasonable, and those doslring to W. J. learn to play any of these instruments should avail themselves of thia opportuni­ ty. For further Information Inquire of Peter Schi Mrs. Minnie Greble, 118 W. Green street wards. Often un machine,’.needle,, otta and adppilaa, and In testa Hide ot ererytbtog that la Motet Ttm are aelllag rerj- cheap kt caab fMaaw and eaah only. First’door east ot Pkllllpe’ grocery. ANY a woman M has busted her husband up in busi­ ness trying to dress better than her neighbor. THERE are many men ■ who spend more than they can afford for clothes. If they’re not made by a high priced tailor they think life’s not worth liv­ ing, that’s all bosh. We are trying to find some man who can tell the dif, ir «> Women's Club were tn attendance at th* rooms Friday afternoon and listened to a , man carefully prepared program;—Mrs, Carrie habitants. Warfare and Mode of Detent. r ■<. , ( A _rer oa “Th. I.akM. rtaaala. T«u>. a—— lwaMN| T 1 �Hastings Banner Thunday, J«n. >8, 1894. L Hood’s^’Cures FROM WASHINGTON. RANTED THEIR HEADS Why, Liliuokatanl Refused Amto SWrAMptaA;' • ipitallav-PrMldaat Tm United State* expects this government to promptly relinquish to the ex-quean,bar •**«>Biltutional authority' might well b* dtomi*aa*l io a single word, bet ter the ctrcuasstaneo* that your cotnmuHication contslus. as II appears to me. mtssfutementa and erroneous conclu­ sions based thereon, that are no prejudicial The Fifty-Third Cnnyreae A«aln in Beealou. bummary of the Dwtiy nlze the right of the president of the United tbk sxnatk. States to Interfere In our domestic affairs. Such right could be conferred upon him by the Wabuixotom. Jam 10.—The house bill Washington, Jan- IB- — President action of this government and by that alone for the repeal of the federal elections “This 1 understand to be the American doc­ Cleveland has transmitted to congress law was brought up in the senate yes­ all Correspondence relating to Hawaii trine conspicuously announced from time to terday, but action was postponed till time by the authorities of your gorertnwnu" since his last message. The message In cooblunion. President Dole says: "I am Monday next. transmitting additional Hawaiian cor­ Instructed to inform you. Mr.Minister, that the Washington. Jan. 11.—The principal provisional government of the Hawaiian in­ respondence is as follows: event in the senate yesterday was the ■To the congress: 1 transmit herewith copies lands respectfully and unhesitatingly decline* of all dispatches from onr minister to Hawaii, to entertain the proposition of the president of speech of Senator Davis (rep., Minn.) relating In any way to political affairs In f^awall, the United Slates, that It should surrender it* in support of the policy of non-inter­ except such as have been heretofore transmit­ authority to the ex-queen Regarding the right of tha United States to ference in Hawaiian affaire Tbe sen­ ted to congrcHS 1 also send copies of Instruc­ ator plainly expressed himself as in tion sent on January 12. IBM, being the cmly in­ Interfere. Mr. Dole says: •The treaties between the two countries con­ favor of annexation of Hawaii, and de­ a true l Ions to him that have not been sent to congress In my former message* to congress, fer no right of interference. Upon what, then, clared that to be the manifest destiny j <• -nheld dispatch Na 3 under data of No- Mr. Minister, does the president of tbe United of the Hawaiian islands. v,„.jer IB UW. and also dispatch Na 7J - under States base nls right of interference ?” Washington, Jan. li.—The Hawaiian date of October 8. 1U93. Inasmuch as tbe con­ tents of dispatch Na » are all referred to In The last Insiructlakui to Minister Willis are controversy consumed almost the whole time in the senate yesterday. Senator *Mff Uttte firlibad sores on her face and the dispatch of more recent date, and inas­ dated January' it nud arc as follows much an there seems to be no longer reason for “ToWUlia Minister to Honolulu: Yours wgrfi^r «aswwparii>« braled them. J withholding it. the same is herewith submitted. No*. 14 to 18 inclusive show that you have Davis (rep., Minn.) concluded his speech Dispatch No 7U is still withheld for reasons rightly comprebendeJ tbe soope of your In­ iu opposition to the policy of the pres­ Senator Turpie MubWJ with bw»»*»rw. M1J •‘e*> *•»«•-»• that seem to be juatlOahle and proper. structions and have as far aa waa In your power ent au ministration. “OkOVKB CLXVXL*aD.“ discharged the onerous task confided in (dem., Ind.) made an hour’s speech that MU»1 me. 1 >»<• b-eu Mln, you. Tha presideat sincerely regrets that y M full of surprises. It was a strong The correspondence follows: the provisional government refuse* to aequieece regal argument, based on international Legation or th« Uxitbd Statbs, Hono- in the conclusion which his sen*e of right and and diplomatic . law, and took the posi­ duty and a due regard for our national honor lulv, Nov. Id. 1882—Sir: In tbe forenoon of Hood', Curw. Monday, the 13th Inst, by prearrangoment, the constrained him to reach and submit a* a tion that the,provisional government, lib, h«*U- queen, accompanied by the royal cnamburluin, measure of Justice to the people of the having been once recognized by the Mr. Robertson, called at the legation. No one Hawaiian islands and their depoeed sovereign. United States and the civilized world, Jbe HMtn, InUUe.Uoofttlbol--While it is true lhat tbe provlsioaal govern­ was present at tbe half-hour interview which it was a fact accomplished and recogni­ followed, ber chamberlain having beet, taken ment waa created to exist only until th* islands to another room and Consul-General Milla, were aunexed to the United State*; that the tion could not be withdrawn. Washington, Jan. 18.—The greater wbo had invited her to come, remaining qne«n finally but reluctantly surrendered to an In the front of the bouse, to prevent interrup­ armed force of this government illegally part of the session of the senate yester­ in Honolulu, aud repre­ tion. After n formal greeting tbe queen was quartered day was devoted to executive business. the provisional govern­ Informed that the president of the United sentatives ot States hod Important communications to make ment, which realised Ils impotence and waa The nomination of Mr. Preston to be anxious to gel control of tbe queen's mean* of director of the mint was confirmed. defense, being assured that, if the would auxwilling to receive them alone and in confidence, Adjourned to the 15th. assuring ber that thia was for her own Interest reader, her case would be subsequently consid­ ered by the United State*, ihe president has aud safety. She answered in the affirmative. Washington, Jan. 10,—Mr. Wilson never claimed that such action cohstlluted him *1 then made known to her tbe prenldem's an .arbitrator In tbe technical sense author- (Va.) finished his speech in tbe house alaoere regret that, through tbe unauthorized lied him to act in that capacity between th* yesterday in favor of the tariff bill and Intervention of the United Staten, abe had been Mr. Burrows (Mich.) spoke against the “You made no such claim when you boobliged to surrender her aovereigmy, and his lualnted that government with the president's measure. In the house a favorable re­ hope that, with her consent and cooperation, port was made on the resolution of­ fered by Mr. Boutelle (Me.) calling arbitrator, upon the secretary of the navy to in­ media I then said to tbe queen: Tbe president । expects and believes that when you are rein­ form the house by what authority in­ tbe prwldem'i stated you will show forgiveness and magna­ structions were issued , placing the nimity. that you will wish to be the queen of naval forces under the orders of Minis­ all th* people, both native and foreign-born; that you will make baste to. secure their love VuiWl Sate, WM Is pl.le rloleUw el fcwrn. ter Blount, and to furnish copies of all and loyalty and u> establish peace, friendship - tlonal laws and required tbe president to dis­ orders or suggestions issued by himself avow and condemn tbe act ot our offending SHKRIFF'S SALE. and good toTernrnenU'' or any officer of the navy siqae. March officials and within tbe limits of his oonstitu To this rhe made no reply until after wait- ; Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias issued out of and under tbe ing a moment 1 continued: ' Tbe president not 4, 1893, concerning the naval forces al seal of the Circuit Court for the County of only tenders you his sympathy, but wishes to authority." Barry and titate of Michigan, to me directed help you. Before fully making known to you 1 Mr. Willis is at this point acquainted with the Hawaiian islands. Washington, Jan. It.—In the house and delivered and against the cnods and chat­ his purposes I desire to know whether you sire We submission to congress of Blount's report tie*, lands and tenements of Tri phen* Goodall otoer correspondence Tbe letter con­ yesterday the tariff bill was further enongh.lD the county of Barry and in favor willing to answer certain questions which His aod cludes; ' discussed and Mr. Johnson (deux, O.) of Horace Prentice and Son, I did on the my duly to ask?' “Your report shown that on further re­ attacked the democrats for the timid twenty-ninth day of June. A. D.. 1810. levy upon •• 'She answered; 'I am willing.' aud sieze and take all the right, title and Interest flection-the queen pave her unqualified] ea­ <il the said Trlphena Goodenough In and to se nt In writing to We conditions a uggs* led manner in which they -handled the "I then assured ber: 'Should you be restored the following described real estate situated In and that the provisional government refused tariff question and charged them with the township of .Irving, Barry County. Michi­ to tne throne would you grant full amnesty as to acquiesce. The matter now being in the cowardice all along the line. Mr. Dal­ gan. to-wlt. the north east quarter (H) to life aud property to all those persons who at tue north east quarter [>4] and tbe west have been or wbo are now tn the provision*! hands of congress, the president will keep that 1 zell (dem., Pa.) made a speech in de­ half (Vi) ol the north west quarter (W; of 1 government, or who have been instrumental in body fully advised of the situation and will fense of the tariff. sec twenty-five (25) township four (4) north of I the overthrow of your government?' (Juy before it from time to time tbe re- | range nine O) west and the east halt (4) ot the ! “She hesitated a moment Washington. Jan. 12.—The time was muurui.uu uwsMowwinu P°rU ”***•* from T™ Including your Na and then slowly and i •• east half <‘4) of the north east uuarter of ur7 rortaTn »*'•’»**« withheld, and all Instruction* 1 occupied in the house yesterday in dis­ sec thirty-six <3C> township four |4] north range calmly answered; my government by which taballabide. My de ­ cussing the tariff bill. Speeches were nine [91 west, also the following described lands »D“-C- «yce- lbe ^parttnent fu;ly informed of the course in the township of Caritnn, north west quarter cisions would be as tbe law directs, that such limited to one hour and many members ■jMjof tbe north we>t quarter I!*].of sec thirty persons should be beheaded and tbeir property of events you will, until further notice, con­ > aider thai your special Instructions upon this took part in the debate. |»1 tow nshtp four 1 north range eight :,8) west confiscated to the government* and south east quarter [m of south east quarwith. Washington, Jan. !8.— In the bouse "J then> bm said, >u. repeating ivyvtuu* Tcrjvery upuncuy distinctly uor her ' subject have been fully compiled r :er|?<]ofsec t«enty*pven [iff] township four grbsham yesterday a resolution calling upon the (41 north range < IgNt (81 west and west half I >, 1 words- •It Is your feeling that these propio or beheaded and their Will Offer No Resistance. tbeir r»ni*r!r property mncon­ ' of south west quarter [kl of sec twenty-six [261 should be president for all information in his township four (4- north of range eight west fiscated?' possession touching recent reported all of which 1 .shall expose for sale at “She replied- 'It Is.' Pekin arrived from Honolulu bringing events in the Hawaiian islands was re­ public auction or vendue to the highest bidder "I then said to her: 'Do you fully understand as the law directs at the north front the following advices: door of the Court bouse In tbe city of the meaning ot every word which I have said to | "HONOLULU. Jan. fi—Since our last news. ported favorably and* temporarily laid Hastings In said, county of Barry and you and of every word which you have said to on the table. The tariff bill was fur­ State of Michigan, (that being the place where me and If.so do you still have the same opin­ quieter. The government has removed all the ther discussed. Mr. Reed (rep.. Me.) the Circuit Court for the said County of Barn-. ion?' will close the tariff debate for the re­ State of Michigan is holden) on the 17th day of _____ ____was . ___ .uuandsandbags from tbe verandas of the executive I “_ Her answer '1 have understood February. A I)., iWi. at one o'clock In tbe af­ mean all 1 have said, but I might leave the de- budding, whence sharpshooters were l> pick ' publicans on the 27th and Mr. Wilson ternoon of that day. • cdslcn of this to my ministers.' I attacking naval forces. Should congress ’ (dem.. W. Va.) will perform a similar Dated at the city of Hastings, this 13th day of " To this I replied: • Suppose It was ceres- Ofder toe queen restored by force no resistance 1 December, A. I)., sary to make a decision before yon appointed i *®uld be attempted. The sandbag defenses on service for the democratic majority. Philip W. Blkgush. any ministers, and that you were asked to issue the tbe ground are left against a possible royalist The vote on the bill will be taken Mon Under Sheriff. a royal proclamation of general amnesty Insurrection. The government baa small fear ' day, the 29th. PROBATE ORDER would you do it?* ' - of such an attempt, bw. . I but remains on tbe alert Washington, Jan. 15.—In the house rstete of Michigan. County of Barry—ss. “ She answered: • 1 have no legal right to do At a session ot the Probate Court for the that and I would not do It.' “It la learned from a prominent royalist lhat yesterday a message from the president County of Barry, holden at the Probate office, la on Hawaiian affairs was read and re­ after United States Minister Willis bad made tbe City of Hastings, tn said county, on Satur­ “Pausing a moment she continued: These his demand upon the provisional government ferred to the foreign affairs committee. day the30Cbdsyo< December. In ihe year one people were tbe cause of the revolution and he beard lhat the ex-queen Intended to except The tariff bill was further discussed. tbouaand eight hundred and ninety three. Present, Charles ,W. Armstrong, Judge of constitution of 18S7. There will never be any several individuals from ber guaranty Probate. pence while they are here. They must be sent of amnesty. It Is reported that there­ In the matter of the estate of Joshua B. out of the country and punished and their prop­ upon the American minister spent a por­ FOUL MURDER AT ST. LOUIS. Hall, deceased. ] r~i erty confiscated.' . tion of the evening In question at Washington On reading and filing the petition duly verb "I Wen said: 'I have no further communica­ place, arguing with the ex queen and urging fled.ofCloa M. Hall, widow of said deceased praying that administration of said estate tion to make td yofa now and will have none her to change her opinion. It Is said that she St. Ixjuib, Jan. Thunday night may be grunted to DaalBi C. Warner, or to until I hear from my government, which will refused co do this and that she excepted from some other suitable person. probably be three or four week*.'" amnesty President .Dole. W. Q Smith, attor­ four nerroes entered the home of Fred­ Thereupon It ts ordered, that Friday the ney general; Chief Justice Judd and several erick Benny, a farmer living half a 2Cth day of January. A. I).. 1884 at ten o'clock In Another dispatch from Mr. Willis to Secre others. tbe forenoon. be assigned for the hearing ol said ■The public journalism have been making It mile south of Fiori&sant, a suburb of petition and that tbe heln at law of said de­ tarj- Gresham, under date of December S an­ ceased and all other persons Interested In said nounced that the aecretary's letter favoring hot for Minister Willis George Manson,of tbe this city, and made a demand for Star, haf filed an affidavit in which ba virtually money, estate, are required to appear at a session of restoration ot the queen created a great sensa­ which they believed was said court, then to he holden at the Probate of­ tion . Crowds gathered at aU pointe to discuss declares the United States minister to have concealed in ihe house. The de­ fice, In tbe City of Hastings, in said county, and We news, but no breach of We peace oc­ falsified an interview. Dr. Tronseau has also mand not being acquiesced in ti^ quar­ ir uy Uirre «»« Pniyer of curred. Proteste against the use of force by been called to account for his statements in the petitioner may not be granted. Ana It Is tette beat Benny, who is over 70 yean Blount's report and has repeatedly apologized. ” further ordered, that said petitioner give notice the United Buies were presented to the old, and his wife, aged W, so severely to the persons Interested In said estate, of the minister by many persona On November 29 <* m*» petition and tbe hearing President Dole rescinded tbe privilege hereto­ that the tatter is dead and the former fore granted Admiral Skerrett of landing hte Chicago, Jan. 12.—George H. Painter, cannot' recover from his injuries. A President Dole gaper prented and circulated in said County ot troop* for drilling purposes. hired man, hearing the screams of the Barry, once In each week for three sueceulv-i had l>een making active preparations for de­ o’clock this morning for the murder of old couple, ran to their assistance and fense. fortifying the executive building, and weeks previous to said day ef bearing. « Alice Martin, was granted a respite by arming all who were willing to be armed, and waa himself beaten into insensibility. Chas. W. Ahmbsrong, Minister Willis had fears of an outbreak. Gov. Altgeld at 0:50 last night until The negroes then secured 1300 and fled. ...______ _ Judge otl-rotat. Secured the Qwn'i Pledge. January 20 to give time to consider Manley Mads Chairman. Under date of December JO, 1883, Minister n«wly discovered evidence of the con­ MOXTGitlE S4I.E. Wabhinoton. Jan. 12.—Thomas H. ‘“••rnttw-n IMde In a, tmMlUnnn W Ulla, in a confidential dispatch to Secretary demned man’s innocence. For the third ot, eertnln mortmue b, Edwin A. Gresham, gives a detailed account of fata action time the condemned man has escaped Carter resigned as chairman of the ex Forman and Lyman W. Aldrich aud Mary in finally securing from Queen Ifiluokalania JS,AW£r?'5r,*i °kU>e«*'dl-ymnn W. Aldrich, pledge of amnesty tomembers of tbe provi­ the hangman’s uoom by a margin of ecutive committee of the republican to Dasffl C. Eydeshymer. dated the seventeenth sional government in case she should here- barely .ten hours. national committee, and Joseph H. day of November 1«R2, recorded the eighteenth stored Ho says: Manley, of Maine, waa elected to the day of November. 1R«. oy the non payment of Logtelatora BaTnaod to Adjourn. “Baring secured from the queen tbe written the interest dne on the seventeenth day of vacancy. This does not, of course, dis­ Jontober. 1*3, and more than thirty davs pledge and agreement, which was tbe pre­ Dbxvbr, CoL, Jan. It—After debaV havfhg eiapseti since »aid interest became du- requisite to my further actions, I was Wen, tor Ing the question ot adjournment of the place Mr. Carter as chairman of the national' committee. and payable and the same remaining unpaid the first time, in a position to make and tbe said David ,C. Eyeleahymer having known to the provisional government extra aeaaion of the legislature all dty JSn !£! the decision of the president upon the the house of representatives refused Somxbskt, Pa.. Jan. 12.-Samuel and Saturday night by a vote of M to 28 to the >™«i or the q1ura. wUoh prauat u. bora adjourn sine die. The eenate is pver- Wilson Walker, brothers, and £xra acknowledged and accepted by the provisional Baer, their brothe^iu-law, were wbelmingly against tbe extra session government through Its preeident, Mr. Dole, the Immediate effect of which was according to being continued, and while it cannot crushed under a mass of atone Thurs­ the ____ ______ »_ -1 7. day morning. Baer and Samuel Wal ­ hdjourn without concurrence of the ker died. Wilson WalkeFs right arm house it can defeat any ly.aJation. WnXIS INSTRUCTED TO WAIT. Cpoo rorolyt rfy*» •d<faMS **« O»n. W»ya* M*eVe««h. of Prnu.rl,»»!*. In* been appointed by PronMtal Cleveland to be United States ambassa­ dor to Italy in place of James J. Van Alen, resigmed. Wayne MacVeagh was born in Phainixville, Chester county, Pa., April 19, 1838. He was graduated at Yale in 1853, studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1856. and served as district at­ torney for Cheater county from 1859 to 1864. In 18ffil he organized and because captain of u company of cavalry when the invasion of Pennsylvania waa threatened, and, after a short service, waa promoted to the rank of major and Queca's temporary sum IMU*. BofwU. He IndM* rrwUwt Dele’, rajl, u kta 0, Ml O. r.Kw.1 « a. tw^WiWl Twra. a. Jul 15.-Th. rroideorooT M. D Shetterby, an old aoldlar, near Waat Lodi, waa borned Tho.-aday nlrhl A net 4*, ' I* -__ . . Mr. Vnlwd Staten minister's dt-tnsnd la at follows: CMKU.SO, Ju. 15.-The btauhod bone* C*1”*** temporarily Juried ».d .hipped tot*. SpBXHGl Carroll Pt Cxilucotbx, O.. Jan. 13.—A boiler Id lb. 55WBU1 ovurf by witam Bro*.. loo*toa Jul eul ot IHlpbl, uptedwl Thurodxy moraine, killing Noah Ho«man, Amos Stevens and tillas Wilson. John Wilson was fatail v injured. Ha« Fmancibco. Jan. II.—Tha City of Peking brings nswi that the British ud tbe Lincoln AII Free. Thoec wbo have a*ed Dr. King's New Discovery know Ito value, and those who have not, have now tbe opportunity to try It free. Cell on the advertised Druggist aod get a trial bottle, free. Send your name and address to H. E. Bncklen A Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life FIHb Free, as well as u copy of Guide to Health and HousehoM Tbe best salve in the world for euu. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fr.er sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all skin irruptions, and po<itively cure plies or no pay required. It li guaranteed to give perfect satbfactiou or money refunded. Price 35 cents pei served on the staff of Maj. Gen. box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the Couch. In 1883 he was chairman of druggbt the republican central committee of A vein of coal has been found at Saul Pennsylvania. In 1870-71 he was United States minister to Turkey lac. under President Grant, and . in Hog cholera has broke out at Fort Grat­ 1879-3 wsa a member of the Penn­ iot. sylvania constitutional convention. Bronson has a band composed of UoyHe was chief member of the **Macnnder 16 years old. Veagh commission” that was sent Belding basket factory will resume op­ to lyouibiaua in 1877 by Presi­ dent Hayes to represent him un­ erations Monday. officially and to endeavor to bring Tbe county school* of Ottawa county the conflicting parties in that state to sent $450 to Ironwood. an understanding. In 1881 he was apMichigan Central railroad Is hsrvestim: -.pointed United States attorney general ito Ice at Plneannlng. in tbe cabinet of President Garfield* A farmers’ Institute will be held at but, on the latter's death, was suc­ ceeded by tbe late Benjamin Harris Berrien Springs Monday. .Brewster, of Philadelphia. He then Tbe poisoner b getting in his work w> resumed his law practice In Philadel­ phia. He received the degree of LL. D. valuable dogs at Vicksburg. GKK. WAYNX MACVXAOX. from-Amherst in 1881. He has been chairman of tbe Civil Service Reform association of Philadelphia, and, also, chairman of the Indian Rights associa­ tion of that eity for several years. Dur­ ing the campaign of 1892 he cast off his republican party ties and participated in the campaign in behalf of the candi­ dacy >of Mr. Cleveland for the presi­ dency. Mr. MacVeagh. is a brother-in-law of Senator Don Cameron, of Pennsylva­ nia, and is a man of great wealth. PRAYS FOR CONGRESSMEN. Tbe Oakland county teachers associa­ tion will meet at Pontiac March 3rd. Tbe Sheriff Jacob* Investigation cost SbiawasBe county tbe sum of $800. Children Cry for Pitcher's Caetorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry fbr Pitcher’s Castor'a. A three day* farmers’ Institute will be held In Coldwater, beginning Tuesday evening, January, 30. Rev. Edward B. Bagby, who was re­ cently elected to be chaplain of the house in place of Rbv. 8. W. Iladdaway, who died after a brief occupation of the office, is a very young man' to occupy so conspicuous a position, Wb«s abe was a Cliikl. she cried for Casioria though Rev. W. 11. Milbprn, the blind chaplain of the senate, was chosen When she had Children, she gave them Os*U<ia. chaplain of tbe house when but twen­ ty-two years of age. Rev. Mr. Bagby, says Harpers Weekly, was born Sep­ tember 29, 1M5, in King and Queen Marshall will vole Monday on the pro­ county, Va., so that he fs but little more than twenty-eight. He was position to issue $50,000 bonds fdr water reared in Richmond* obtained his edu- purposes. C6C cation in Aberdeen academy, the Ken­ tucky university, and the Yale Divin­ ity school. Thio young Virginian, enlisted in Christian work as a representative of the denomination of the Disciples of Christ, found his first charge along the line of the Chesapeake «fc Ohio rail­ road, ministering to the people of Ronceverte, Clifton Forge and Sinks Grove. From these little churches in these towns he went to Newport News to preach, until he became engaged in evangelistic work among many churches, which he visited to conduct revivals. In April, 1801, the Vermont Avenue Christian church, Washington, built < chapel on Capitol HUI,- and called upon Rev. Mr. Bagby to conduct a revival meeting to awaken interest in the undertaking. At that meeting about one hundred converts were added to the church, and the interest tbe ministrations of the young pastor that tiw. Ninth Street Chriatian church nuxaben, with two and one-half years of exiatenoe. more thaw four hwtxdred member*, including a vary Urge body of active Christian Endaavorerw. Mr. Bagby U tail, alight and beardleaa. OOOptmndfof lea, valued at 887&,0M, . m. ; you to have one, we make tbe peVe notuIdsL You will tad it a work of and a thing to be prised- It contain* fut views of tbe great buildings, with rfeacrii.tkrns of sane, and b executed in highest style of art. It not sattsfied with IL alu-r you get It, we will refund tbe stomps and let you keep the book. Address H. E. Bucklhh A Co., Chicago. III.. Instructor, free. AU of which is guaran­ teed to do you good and coat you not|iinv at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. '‘ 1 Hood's Sarsaparilla oor ef the Court Hocae In the dw a Wohld’b Colphlhian IxponnQN, the ragHiar pries b fifty eeata.^t M we warn PBOBATB ORDER. State of Michigan, County,of Barry—**. AX a sees Ion at the Probate Court for tbe County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office. In the city of Hastings. In said county, on Wednesday, th* 3rd day of January, in the rear on* thouMnd eight hundred and ninety rour. Preeent, Obatie* W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. In tbe matter ot tbe estate of Hluioa G Bussell, deceastMl. On reeding and flllnr tbe petition dulv verified of Charlotte B. Buasell. widow of Mid deceased, preying that administration of said estate may be granted to Qacar & Diamond, or to some ot» er sultebl* peroon. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Tuesday, tbe 30th day of Jantxiry. A. D. 1884. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be aaslned for the bear!ng of said petition, and thatthehelrs at law of said decea: person* taterested In said •ed to appear ataBeaaton of be heMen at tbe Probate r of Hastings, in sold county, any there be, why the prayer tition. *>d tbe bear >py of thH order to be fas Baxnkr a ne«nted in said County o! It rar three sueeessl vo (Btraseopy) W.AIMTBOXG, PROBATE ORDER. St tbe tbS n’sgt.eaggsg&ajsu’S Ito said Mttttaeer, the exaontrtx in A atory is told tn Lelanre Hoar of �A l»»dy atteaM nd In* « tanwn Tbtiroday, Jin. iB, 1894. w. k. com. l«>i m*. BUSINESS CARDS. p 8. l-ALMThea J. M. SMITH. LAW, COLLECTION AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF , PALMKHTON A SMITH eonvevanclng a rpeclalty. _____________________ Woodland, Mich was caught Id tbe big drive wheel at tbe ago adopted raMbflOM In nppoattien to electric light work in Attrion last Wedneatbe adoption of ibe new oounty road aya- day and crushed to death before the wheel tern, further pledging tbenaelyea to vote could be stopped. against any man for supervisor wbo la Tbe directors of the Kent cOnnty fair known to be in favor ef tbe same. From hare concluded to hold their fair the third this distance sad looking at tbe matter in week In September. a broad liberal way, it seems that the meeting Is, by Its utterance, standing di­ SCHOOL COLUMN. rectly In Its own light—-Ex. Conducted by Enoch Andrna, Co. CommlMloner. Paste this In your hat:—Washington’s birthday Is Thursday February The school had a fine International 21, St Patricks’ day, Saturday dictionary and there seemed to be no rea­ March April Fool’s day occurs on LAW and COLLECTION OFFICE. son why It should not always be fine. No Sunday, and Decoration day. May 30, on DurAll business promptly attended to. Wednesday. Thu Fourth of July tails on one seemed to have any usp for IL teg an entire half day no one disturbed It. TWward Taggart Loyal ^happen. Wednesday, also Labor Day comes on In tbe other school :be dictionary seemed Arthur C. Deniton. Monday, Sept 3. There will be four TAGGART. KNAPFEN A DENISON, to be in almost constant use. Teachers, eclipses during tbe year, two ot tbe sun LAWYRK8. what conclusion shall be drawn* respect­ and two of tbe moon, and a transit of Rooms 811417 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,. ing this? Was the difference in the Grand Rapid*. Michigan. Mercury crosses tbe sun’s disk. None of children or In tbe teacher? the eclipses are visible in this regies ex­ alice kirk, m. d„ • Physician and Surgeon. cept a partial eclipses of tbe moon SepL Why Is It that so many teachers seen to Hartings, - • Mich. All calls promptly attended day or night. Of­ 14. The transit ot Mercury occurs Nov. think lhat good "housekeeping” has nore­ fice over F. G. Stowell's boot and aboe store 10 and will be visible generaBy to North ference to tbe care of a school room? Why and South America. AMBS A. 8WEEZEY, need tbe desks and table of the acboe) Attorney at law, room be white with dust any more than . Hastings. Mich. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES tbe piano or other furniture of a private Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. Counterfeit nickels are in circulation house? A cloud of dual la raised lu sweep­ around Battle Creek. They are stamped, ing and this settles upon everything and* TkK. E. H. LATHROP, A’ Homoepathic Physician and with the year 18Wand look like the genu­ there Is allowed to remain. It doesn’t re­ Surgeon quire a duster of ostrich feathers to re­ ine, but do not have the ring. Office over W. IL Goodyear’s New The approximate loss of the Bellevue move this. A cloth costing a cent will do Drug Store. the work. By the way if the teacher Is fire is estimated at $35,009v the appEoxiAll calle promptly attended to. sweeping for doar life at 8:50 in the morn­ mate insurance $10,000. l A. SCRIBNER. M. D., ing, is it unreasonable to assume that the Physician and Surgeon, D. W. Shattuck, of Wayland, is the room wooM not have been swept at all Delton, Mich. jxjssesser of a book which be values very had she not seen the visitor cdmlng? Office in reslckmce, one block east of depot highly. It was one owned by Abraham a. a c. h. barber Lincoln and bears bis autograph on the Sit a half day in two school rooms and • Physicians and Surgeons. first page. note tbe difference in the Intellectual at­ Calls in city or county responded to with An application will be made to the promptness, day or night. mosphere of ibe two. In one, everything board of supervisors In January to change betoken life. It is a veritable work shop. A. SHELDON, the boundary line between tbe townships Ln the class, every one on the alert. In­ ■ Abstract and Real Estate Office. of Heath and Pine Plains, so that the cen­ terest is at white beat all the time. In Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to lean on Real Estate Real Estate ■old ob commission. General conrevanclng. ter of tbe Kalamazoo river will be the the ether is a sort of don't-care*whetherHaring a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ line between the two townships. If this schooLkeeps-or-not, air. Everyone seems piled from the Records, can furnish complete is done Pine Plaine will loose and Heath tired. There isn’t as much mental activi­ a tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. gain a smart piece of laud.—Plainwell En­ ty in the whole school as would be needed g M. FOWLER,D.D. S. terprise. to turn a sausage machine. Is tbe differ­ Office hours 8 a. m. to S p. ni. A Saugatuck man set $180 worth of ence in- tbe pupils? Not much. Each nets in Lake Michigan just before the PHILIP T. COLGROVE, school re Sects the teacher. Each is get­ X Attorney at I-aw late stormy weather, and has since been ting the same wages, viz, 830 per month. (Successor to Smith A Colgrove.) unable to get any trace of them. One would be cheap at $40, the other dear (Office in Union block, Hastings., Practices In all tbe court* of the lUte. Two hundred people were baptized at at 40c. “You pays your money and takes E. KENASTON. tbe Seven Day Ad ven test Tabernacle at your choice.” The latter seems to suit the district very well, at least very few Battle Creek last week. (Over J. 8. Goodvear A Co.’* store.) Practices In al l courts of the Bute. Collectlog An infernal machine was received "have beard any complaint” promptly«Heading to. through tlie postoffich Dec. 23. by C. W. R. TIMMERMAN, Homaspathlc Phy Leggett of Ganges. It was done up in a I’robaWy the program for the associa­ • sieian and Surgeon. small paper box. and inside was another tion, meeting on the 27th. inst., will- be (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) box, of paper and cylindrical in shape. published this week. Doubtless the com­ Inside that was gunpowder in which a mittee are doing tbeir best to make an In­ number of matches bad been set, so tbat teresting program and one that should We hope when the lid was removed tbe action call out a good attendance. * ‘ would ignite them. Under the powder there may be some class recitations as was a ball, about as large as a base ball, they have in tbe past proved among the the meetings. made of string dipped in paste aud full of valuable features of Teachers. Invite your older pupils to come Hereafter. changes for advertisements ugly looking projectiles, like raisins In a <must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to pudding. The inside of tbe ball was with you. They will enjoy the meeting insure Insertion in the issue of the week probably filled with dynamite. When and receive much good from It. when brought Mt. Leggett opened the package the powLife is Misery der exploded but the dynamite did not. To many people who have tbe taint of scrofula Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured tnanv afiUcted lu their blood. The agonies caused by the ;w>th rheumatism, and we urge all who suffer He returned it to tbe post master, who dreadful running acres and other manifesta­ from this disease to give this medicine a trial. sent It to tbe Postoffice Inspectors in Cbl- tions ol this disease are beyond description. There is no other remedy equal to Hood's Sar­ cago, where Its contents were Investigated. saparilla tor scrofula, salt rheum amt every form of blood disease. It is reasonably sure Tbe Freeport young men are going to —Plainwell Enterprise. to benefit all who give it a fair trial. ‘have a gymnasium. Last Friday Vern Spring aod Chan. Hood’s Pills euro all liver ills. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure Ingalls were In tbe woods chopping. l*»d tive economy, peculiar merit and wonder-’ fui medical power are all combined lu HomIs Vern cut a large limb from a fallen tree Sarsaparilla. •Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. Try IL Hood’s Cure, Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure’will cure which sprung up and toward him with such force that It struck him a heavy­ a eold iu the head. W. H. Goodyear. Winslow's Booth I ng Syrup has been useo blow on the left cheek bone, breaking it. Ars. for children teething. It sooth® tbe child, soft­ Tbe ¥. If S. C. E. of Nashville netted He was unconscious for a short time but ens toe gums, allays all pain, cures wind coMc. and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty^15.00 at their poverty social last week. managed to get to the house. He is able five cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the world. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure is the best to be out but looks as though be bad met -soothing and healing. W. H. Goodyear. Jim Corbett.—>Leslie Republican. Jjl M. Woodmansee. M J C Sutil*!, * Mien. a±lE>XTlL& B76,00 0.00 SURPLUS S1B.WM0. ST'S »T1 y Reduced officers: Cheater Mmmt. Vioe. Pnt. DILICT0B8: D. W. Reynold*. W. H. Fewer*. John Carveth EYERTTHINQ ■■Wk atteiHiee aa# In the line ol choice candies, Iruit*, nuts, and fresh bakery goods, constantly kept on hand. Prompt attention given to all orders. Call and see me at CITY BAKERY. fl. C. KCUKES, FK2FK. ALWAYS SMOKE Millard's Snag THE BEST SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED THE CHEAPEST,.THE LARGEST. THE BEST. OF THE GREAT REVIEWS. The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. H P P LOCAL NEWS. OECML/ITION This week, 110 quire?. A hot sling of Carter's Extract Smart Weed will cure the Grippe. W. H. Good- The residence of Reuben Parks in Emmet township near Battle Creek burned last week. Loss $1,500. Few cities in Michigan are galning ground as rapidly from a religious point of view as Owosso. Within three years year. three new houses of worship have been Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure built, one rebuilt and made as good as relieves at onee. Try it: never fails. W. new. one finished up aud a fine bell put in, and a parsonage erected. The Baptist H. Goodyear. society has plans drawn for the remodel­ The sentence, "Pack my box with five ing of its building and an Episcopal chap­ ■dozen liquor jugs" contains all the letters el Is in prospect for the west slfle. Then of the alphabet. the Y. M. C. A. has quite a substantial Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure start toward a building fund and au as­ will cure coughs and croup, acte quick, sociation home is sure to come within a tastes good. W. H. Goodyear. few years. In addition to tbls tbe mem­ Every mother should keep a bottle of bership of the several churches is steadily Carter’s Extract Smart Weed in the house. Increasing and a broader Christian spirit Is When the little one comes home with wet noticeable.—Owosso Times. Fire escapes are being placed on tbe feet and chilled, a hot sVngof Carter’s Ex­ tract Smart Weed will prevent taking Owosso High school building. Caster’s Croup and Consumption Cure is «he best cough medicine. . W. H. Good­ eold. Children like It, It is as pleasant as lemonade. W. Li. Goodyear. The enrollment of Albion college Is now 446, which is the largest number «f 8lUdents they have eyer had. A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cut the mucous phlegm out of Eugene Finch was stabbed to death on the throat and lungs In a few hours, makthe evening of the 9lh by a man named n g it a sure cure and quick cure and pre­ Hu^h Higgins. Finch was 17 years of ventive of Croup. Diphtheria, Sore age. His parents live at 38 Court, St, Throat. Pneumonia, etc., as these, troubles Otsego, Higgins is an old soldier and a all come from a neglected cold. W. H. tough customer. It Is said bis wife disap­ Goodyear. peared a few years ago, and that he has W. I. Marble was at Battle Creek on served at Jackson at least one term. He Monday, on business connected with his lives in a little shanty across tbe road position as all inspector. Before taking from Rapdall’s saw mill, near the center the Grand Trunk train .for home he step­ of Almena township, and it was at this ped into a restaurant and got a ham sand­ shanty that tbe murder was committed. wich and ate IL Before reaching Char­ The two men and several others, (and two lotte be commenced to feel ill, and upon women, some say) had been In the shanty arriving there took a hack and drove over drinking and playing cards. When the to tbe Michigan Centrad depot, where be game came to an end they dispersed, but requested agwt McCall to get him a phy­ Finch’s favorite hunting dog was left in­ sician. Mr. McColl had Mr. Marble tak­ side tbe shanty. Higgins began to cuss en at once to his bone and summoned Dr. and pound the do*, and Finch hearing the F. A. Weaver who found that Mr. Marble cries of the hound went back and tried to was suffering from trichinosis. Vigorous get in. . Tbe door was fastened and he . remedies were at once applied and Mr Mar­ kicked it in. As tbe door went In Hlgble’s life waa aaved. bat it wai a very gans met him and soaked a knife three cloae shave. He returned home tbe next times into bls bosom, and tbe young man day. but is sill I suffering from tbe effects fell dead. Higgins has been arrested.— . •f the dieeaaed port.—NaabvfUe News. GoWeville News. Mothers suffering with weakness and emaciation, who give little nourishment to ba hies,should lake Scott’s Emulsion Id The- Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH ADMINISTRATORS SALK.. in too matter of the estate of Harvey F. Bellinger, deceased. Notice Is hereby given. That by virtue of a license granted and gtven tome, toe administra­ tor of Kttd estate, by Jacob L. Mrl'cek. Judge of the Probate Court for the county of Baton, r shall sell at auction to the bigbest bidder, at the promises hereinafter described on Tuesday tbe 27th day ol February, iwt. ar io o'clock, a. m­ all the right, title and Interest of said deceased to aud to the following described premises, to The south one-half (Ml of the south oast onA fourth [k] of section thirteen-80 acres. The east one half |!i] of south west quarter [Kg-J of section thirteen-80 acres. Tbe north one half (4) ot the east one-half lot the east one-half [41 ol the north westoee fourth [-4] of section twenty-four (24J-20 acres. The south west onefourth [‘-lotthe south west one-fourth [Jtl of section thirteen (131—<■ acres. Al! eftbe above described parcels of lan<14n town one [ij. north of range nine (») west, oounty of Barry and state of Michigan Also tbe south west one-fourth Ll»l ot the south west one fourth (Hl of section eighteen [ I Hl-40 acres. Town one*hj north range eight [8| west. Barry County and State of Michigan. Hikam Coi.bman, Administrator. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the payment of an Installment of interest, due upon a cer­ tain mortgage made by Edward Smith and Re becca M. Smith his wife, to Elmira R.Revnolds, dated September 11th, ifioi. and recorded tn tbe office of the Register of Deeds, for the county of Barry, aud the Stale of Michigan, on the 12th, day ol September A. D. 1K>I. in liber 37 ot mortgages, on page 12; aad whereas said mortgage provided, that. ”if any Interest shall become due and remain unpaid ft»r thlrtv days then both principal and interest shall forthwith become due and collectable, at Ihe option of the Srty of the second part.” and more inan Irty days haying elapsed since said Install, inent of Interest became due, and no part ot She same or of toe principal of said mortgage hav­ ing been paid, said second party under ihe op­ tion given in said mortgage hereby deciares the whole principal sum of said mortgage; and in­ terest thereon, now due; which amount at this date is claimed to be tbe sum of eight hundred seventy four and 15-100 doilarst and no ruit or proceedings at law having been Instlcu ted to recover the moneys secured by said aort gage or any part thereof; a«w. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained in s<-id mortgage, and the statute In .nwli ease made and provided, notice is hereby given that tbe lands and premises described In said mortgage, to wit ;-the east half of tbe south west quarter of) section thirty two t8>k In township no one (l north of range number seven (T) west. Rarry County. State of Michigan, will be sold at pub­ lic vendue to toe highest bidder on Kriday toe 30th- day of March A. D. at tbe hour of oae o'clock In tbe afternoon at the froal door of tbe court bouse In thecltv of Hastings Io saM county, to satisfy tbe amount doe on said mort­ gage. a'.l legal costs aod an attorney fee of twenty five dollars. Eumiha, It. Retomjm. Mortgagee. N. A. RuTNOhDa. Attorney. Dated. Coldwater. Mich- Dee PROBATE OKDffB. State of Michigan, County af Barry—m. Ata session of tbe Probate Court for the County of Barry, holden at th® Probate Offi*^ In the ctor of Hastings, to said county, do Mon­ day, toe 8th dav ot January, Io the year one toouMud eight hundred and ninety four. ^Priwent, Charts W. Armstrong, Judge of In the matter ol th* estate of Loetoda Blautburd. decease CL reading and fifing toe petttteo duly verified the of Oil ofOn Ira Blanchard, heir of said deceased, pray­ ing tbat admtoJstratton of said estate be grant­ ed to Ira Blanchard, or to some other suitable person. • give them and Thereupon it M erdered. that Tuesday, the cto of February A. D. 18M, at ten o’clock to toe their Physicians, day forenoon, be assigned far the bearing ot said petttloti and that the heirs at law of said de over, endorse ceased and all othgr persons Interested to said estate . are required to appear at a session of said Court, then to be holden at the Probate Don’t ii dicehed bj SibstHitis! ofltee. In tbe City ef Hastings, in raid County, and show cause. » any there be, why tbe prayer of toe petitioner may not bs granted. And It is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested Id said estate, of the flNCER pendency ot said petition and toe hearing thereof by cauaing a copy of tbls order to be CURABLE published In tbe Hastings Bamnkb.b news­ ithoul the knife. HtiD paper printed and circulated to said County of caustics, or pol- Barry, once to each week for three successive weeks prevtoue to said day of hearing. Chas. W. Ahmbthoxo Bpcclal attention Is giv­ Judge of Probate. i to Cancer, The treat(A true copy.)______ ’. t Is baaed upon the recently embodied MORTGAGE kale. sra read by Frof. V. e Royal and Imper­ Default having been made in the conditions ial Asaoda tlon ot Fhysldans of Vienna nnmaly: of a certain mortgage made and ex-cuted by That a* the cell elementa in cancer have much William P.tMdnam and Mary A. Sldnatn, bls less vitality than those of sound flesh, it Is pos­ wife, to ItoBiel Striker, dated April 2€th, A. D.. sible to attack them without Injuring surround­ 1M6, upon the west half of the south cast quar­ ing healthj- cells, or the general well-being of ter and tbe sonth oasi. quarter of tbe south east the patient. quarter ol section five (5) to town No. one The remedies emloynd at HornellsviUe al­ north ol range nine west in tbe county ot Barry though as ha> mlesa as those ot Vienna, are far and State ot Michigan and containing in both more effective—wholly removing tbe odor of parcels une-hundred eighteen and 38JOO acres the growth within twenty-four hours.and caus­ more or Ires according to the United States ing the diseased tissue to shrink to a hard, dry surrey. Bald wiar gage is recorded in the efeschar until it Is crowded out by healthy heal­ ftee -ttheRegisterofDeeda for Barry County ing granulations. There ta no poulticing or oothefi nt day of May, A D . t«». Id fiber 8 « sloughing, no running sores or foul odor, It. mortgatea oo page 36. whereby the penrer ot sa’e ta the only known method that reaches and ex­ thereto cental aed has become operative, ano no pels everytcancerou* gell. soft or proceeding having been instituted at For references and other information address* law to recover Uie <tebt secured by said mortthe resident physician. icnge or any part thereof upon Which mortgage J. D. MITCHELL, M- D. Itaraeltaville, N. T thereto claimed to be dur at this date ihe sum M tKWAS-Mo doBan bestdes an attorney lee of twenty-five dollars as provided for in said Cream Cod-liver and hypophosphites. It will strength make babies faL the world 1L 15 HAI What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infanta and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething, troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilate* the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas* toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. dren. Mothers hare repeatedly told me ot its good effect upon tbeir children.” Di G. C. Osgood, Ill So. Oxford SO. Brooklyn. S. T •• Castoria ii the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. 1 hope tbe day knot far distant when mother* willoouaklcrthe real interest of their children, and use Castoria in- morphia®, soothing syrup and other hurtful The Inter Ocean -------------------- 7------------- IS THE—- :------------- MOST POWILAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST ------- AKD------ -----------' HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION, TERMS I3M MAIL-. 0AH.Y (wHmh! tante,). »S 00 ft jw. »E*I.W£BSL». . . *2.00 “ MILY («M> fam WEEKLY, . , . «CM « It aparaa nritbax paint nor expense ta aecuring ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST •F CURRENT LITERATURE. 77te Weekly Inter Ocean la edited especially for thaw who. on account of mail aarvtea or any not take a daily paper, in ita ralomni are'to be found the weeh’i world condensed and the cream of the literary feature* of the Daifr. AS A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS *U WT^> 11111 ......................... 1 «hts of K10HT PAGES, with A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, 0< EIGHT ADDITIONAL PACES. m.M.c U> .11 SIXTEEN PACES. TH. • ,pcootAlntos SIX FACES OF READING MATTER ..a TWO FULL-FACE ILLUSTRATIONS, I. .Ion. wortb tb. pne ch<r,ed tor th. THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED TN CHICAGO, th. om .rM . <1.1 enter of.lt .< th. Altarbnt, Moutline. At- I. better .d.rteS w tha “•< the JtoopU efthat nettoa DOLLAR PUt YEAR. Adfime THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. For a short time wc will send the Hastings Banner and Weekly Inter Ocean, the two papery lor only one dollar per year i in advance, to Barty County Readers. Those out ol county <1.15 year. COOK BROS. B �THE MURDERER. — P'Vbut also presented to the Jury Id Rs stroogrot light, it impoeslble to rooorive of bow s nephew could «t J.ntao'. H»U tv Bmmm Milla UUaM Q Ha* were yoo related to tbe mur- mutijate and murder his own uncle In such a brutal manner. .We hope the A-My teotber was hto ' prisoner can prove himself ifWtocent, but Q-Wbcndld you first of tbe everything should be and to -.being. RiFteri nurder after you arrived home? to the bottom. All clues are being ferret­ Bltebte: R. Ki. Jata. Dietrich; r. K.. Ceo. A—Monday afternoon. I came home ed out dud they all point to tbe prisoner as from ihs woud* where 1 had been at work, being the perpetrator. Whether tbe of­ D. C Beneww: X a' Cbrt» W.lde; took nr dinner pall lute Ike pantry, and ficers have enough evidence to secure a a Mot G,; K K. Toapeoa; 8en.. C.CIew en romlMMi noticed a yaqdw enrelope conviction we do not know. Pic., J Mongersou. In rhe other room that attracted my tt«»< ta Ml tka trail. 1 wll-M - KM, aM vben teufion. 1 picked It up and under It saw THE EXAMINATION -BoAford. a dispatch tbat I presumed came with IL We have no means of knowing what Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Burke and daugh­ 1 picked it up and read It. It didn’t say tbe prosecution or defense In the case will ter went to Augusta last Wednesday to at­ tbat my uncle had been murdered nor what caused bis death. The news made be. Neither have we any evidence in tbe tend the funeral of Mr. B.'s brother-in­ me feel awfsl bad. because he was so well case which tends to show the guilt or inno- law, Wm. Moore. cense of the accused. Suffice It to say Mr. Dan Smith and sister of Hastings, when I saw him last that rumors of every kind and description have been visiting Meters Matt and Edd »q_To whom did the telegram come? have been floating around, some ot which Byrnes. A—It came to my half brother Walter may be true, and a great deal of which Miss Myrtle Stanback of Ch Icago visited 'Taft. lie came over after me to come up here with him but 1 was out in tbe woods probably isn’t. In this case the oaly thing Mr. and Mrs. C. IL Nichols a portion of to be done Is to surmise the probable about two mile* and a half distant, so he the past week. course of events. Mrs. John Sanborn and son of Battle did not see me. Wbat tbe prosecution of tbe case have Creek are visiting ber parents Mr. and Q—When did you first bear that a mur­ to show Is more than we know.' It is prob­ Mrs. J. H. Mantle. ‘ der had l»een committed? The LadlesAfd Society Is preparing an A—It was Wednesday forenoon, Tbe able however tbat their case will be based to some extent upou the peculiar actions fellow that was chopping wood with entertainment to be given at tbe Grange of the accused, bis excited state of mind got a ttetroit or Grand Rapids paper, He Hall next Monday evening, Jan. 22pd., asked me if I bad heard the news, and I when be came to get the horse, tbe fact tbe proceeds of which will help swell tbe asked him what news. He said that pos­ that he probably had no money Saturday fund for rebuilding tbe chureh. It Is ex­ sibly he had better not tell me.I said, ^Ob night atfd had 91,97 Sunday morning, and pected that this entertainment will be of a go ahead and tell me. it wont any more his disposition not to tell where he was very pleasing matter and a liberal patron­ than kill mo anyway,” so he told me that between the hours of 8 oclock Saturday age is desired and expected. my uncle bad been murdered. This was night and 7 oclock Sunday morning. With all the conflicting statements made it is tht» first 1 had heard of it. Q—Why didn’t you attend the funeral? bard to tell wbat to believe. But it is re­ A—When my brother came up he took ported tbat blood has been found on the ^the horse. I never like to attend funerals prisoners clothes. We bear tbat bls cloth­ Tbe teachers of our city schools will -anyway, it always makes me sick to ing has been sent to Ann Arbor for chem­ undertake to play the host to the teachers look ata dead person. I presume tbe ical examination, and have not yet been of the county on the oecaslon of the asso­ people right there in our own neighbor­ returned. ciation meeting which occurs in this city Additional Local News. hood tiiink that it’s funuy tbat I never at­ WHAT WILE THE DEFENSE BE ’? tend any funerals around there. I have never attended but one funeral in my Hfe. » The only thing tbat we have to judge Q—Were yon and your uncle on good from as to wbat the defense will be, is tbe statement of the prisoner. In answer to terms’? A—Yes. be and I always got along well. oar question If ‘-he would be able to prove 1 knew tbat he was very sensitive in some where be was Saturday night and Sunday ways and never said anything around him morning when the murder was committed” that wupld make him mad. be said he thought he would. If this is so Q^»Mr. Taft it is reported tbat you his defense must be an alibi. were M»en coining into this city early AN. INJURY IxAe MR*. UOGERS " Sunday momhig. Is that a fact. A—I don't care to say now. Last week we printed a clipping taken Q— How long would it take you to walk from tbe Grand Rapids Democrat whieh from your uncle's to this city—a distance by implication tended to connect Mrs. ■ of-uetweon seven an 1 eight miles. I Leroy Rogers with tbe commission of the A—Oh, about an hour and a half. crime. She is entirely innocent of it. Her Q—You must be quite a walker. How peculiar actions referred to were but nat-' many miles did you ever walk in oue day? oral when every thing is known. She A—1 have walked 51 miles in one day. reached Kalamazoo in the early morning 1 walked from LaOrta to a statiou near drove to whore ber son Levant Rogers Sturgis, the distance being 51 miles ac­ formerly lived, but he had moved away cording to the railroad map. she knew not where. Alone and ameng That the prisoner Is a great walker and strangers and under the excitement that has great power of endurance is proven bv would naturally come from a knowledge a fact gleaned in connection with the case. of tbe murder, and being of a nervous When Taft came to this city on Tuesday, disposition, she left hurriedly. She went Jau. 7th.. he came on horse back all the to Mattawan where she thought the burial way from Manin, a distance of between wodld take place ns tba» was his former 30 and 35 miles, leaving his horse in the home. Farmer’s sheds in this city. That same rveulug (Tuesday) be took tbe evening C. K. JL S. train to Richland Junction From there he walked to his home near Martin after dark—a distance of over 20 miles reaching home about 4 o’clock in Ihe. morning according to his statemuni, and staying in his father's bam over night. In the morning bis father up­ braided him for not bringing the horse home. Soon after thia Taft left, (remem­ ber this 1$ on Wednesday morning.) He took the frain somewhere near his home and rode to Bradley, and from Bradley he walked to Ed Rogers In Rolland-a distance of 20 miles or more, getilug. there lu tbe _________ afternoon. Thus in leas than 36 hours time Taft Heaui Bu«lnoM. Arthur McCracken, of Burlington, on Friday sentenced to pay a fine of 9150 and costs and 30 days In the county jail. It Is gratifying to note that Judge Smith will not tolerate the liquor law to be vio­ lated with impunity. Thl* man McCrack­ en was persistent in mulisbnees In regard to selling liquor without a license and selling to minors. His sentence is none too severe and law abiding saloonists should unite with tbe general public In this be­ half.—Marshall Statesman. Saloonists and those who sell liquor unlawfully lu this judicial district will do well to heed the above war­ walked lu the neighborhood of 50 miles ning. Anyone wbo persists in vio­ and rode on horseback nearly 35 miles, lating the law should be dealt with sayiag nothing of the time tbat he spent severely, Mlbonlsts and all, and we are in going on the railroad. He to evidently glad to see Judge Smith administer this one ot the shiftless, careless sort of fel­ sentence. A few more such would have a lows tbat when he leaves a bouse and very wholesome effect. strikes a road It don’t make any dlffer- xnet to him whether he goes up the road • or ciaw H the road. He would start out witiwat any plan and without any pnr. • pose, aa£ nothing would satisfy him but a , constant thzmge. The pictore/ef the prisoner shown above • is rery^rorreet M to his features, but • there to a peeaHtr.Shrinking expression to khtoyoutjienntiee-tUat oaunot be seen only V’ ihe original photographs, and > from The ladies of the Presbyterian Society are preparing a rare treat for our people In engaging Miss F. Maud Hughes tbe noted Harpiste of Grand Rapids, and Miss Mildred Dunning, the equally talented Soprano, for next Thursday evening, Jan. 25th. While the .Harp Is Miss Hughes favorite instrument, she to equally skillful with tbe banjo, mandolin and guitar. The wnicli the abort) cut was made. The name of Wds Mildred Dunning has also prUoneris eyes are some-what inclined to become a household word among musical be cross-eyed, bat only eneogh to attract aitliU of tbe state and It must be an as­ by their pecuHarity. 9e will sured fact that tbe good taste and hearty . look »no one squarely to the face on** for appreciation of the Hastings people will , a recouduwd teeutito eyeo drop And crowd the Presbyterian church to its ut­ •dunug llc most capacity to enjoy so rare an enlerand “doing somethtog tainmeat the wWlfc The pristmer's *Tght ear la smaller than hl* left one. We will refrain from mak lug any oommrnts on the prisoner’s actions either one way or tbe utber. If he Is guilty he Card of Thank*. The relatives o' the1 late Lelloy Rogers wish to expresa through ‘your eobimna tbeir sincere thanks to their many friends for their great kindness and tbe choir for tbeir kin deess In singing on the solemn occasion. . Levant Rogers. Jan. 97, 1894. See if our teachers don’t do tbe graceful thing. out for tbe »iee Improvements tbat denote prosperity as they five evidence of swelarge. 1oess. One of the nicest iutprovements Compared with January 1, 1993. there ’ has been very watchful. Is bow taking place In Archie McCoy’s furniture and farw products named in this report, ex­ carpet emporium. Mr. McCoy Is known cepting hay and milch eows. Hay aver- as a man wbo never does anything by halves. He commenced at the repairing has decorated the entire walls throughout with pisstico. The effect to very pleasing and tbe change to .very marked. We doubt if there to a retailer In the state of Michi­ gan in a place of this size better posted in the furniture business than is Mr. Mc­ Coy. He has mads a study of It and keeps posted on everything in tbat line. His new rooms, for they look knew, will shpw off to better advantage bls fine line of goods and patrons will be better able to make selections. Mr. McCoy Invites bls friends and patrons to Inspect his rooms, and we can assure them tbat If they want to buy anr furniture or carpets they’ll find him decidedly “In It” AU the suckers don’t live around Has­ tings after all The man wbo recently sold brass watches and one dbllar bills, for ten dollar bills iu this dty /truck Paw be support of the Night Watch In this city, though we understand that there are some wbo do n«t. Mr. Trego Is very faithful in the performance of his duUrs and his vigilance at night while the city was asleep, has saved what would no doubt have been very expensive fires. It Is also a fact tbat the business portion of this city has been remarkably free from the visits of burglars, wbo are no doubt kept away because they know that they are very apt to be discovered. Nu busi­ ness man Id thlseltv eas afford to suffer from Are because they Invariably lose, no matter if they are-Insured. All should do tbeir share and not make the others stand an expense for which they receive an equal benefit. A man with a cheek so big that he« had to squeeze through Ihe door sidewtoe in order to get into our wnwtuni, came into tbe office Saturday and said “1 heered that yon had full portieklera of that *<w murder In tbe Banneu. 1 dou't take no paper so I thought I’d eume up m»d git one of 'em.” He -was handed a ropy and started for tbe door sot even stopping to express hto thanks. Tbe editor vegataad hto composure while tht man was shoving his cheek through tbe doorway, and told Address, Chancellor Commander Hale Kenyon. Recitation, “Tbe Planting of the Pyth­ ian Flag up North,” Olive Lathrop. Male Quartette. CtesiDg Address, Supreme Representa­ tive Philip T. Ctagrove. Benediction, Brother Knight Bev. A. D. Grigsby. cllned In value as follows: Under one year old, #8.99; between one and two years old. 99.92; between two and three years old, 914.12; and three years old and over, 910.08. Sheep under two years old have deeiin- old and over, 91,20 per head. Hogs under one year old average 94 cento less, and those one year old and over, 59 cento leas, than one year ago. The decline In the value of cattle other than milch cows is alight. John W. Jochim, And it rrin die as dies a waU'na breeao Leet in the solemn roar of boumUa^ M No Kame aod residence. Fred Eisey. Baltimore, Marian DnUey. *' J Cbartos Bass, Nashville. • Lucy Fry. Bedford, I MtehroiC. Keitoy. Irving, i Ella Buras. ** ai r- RBDUCBD RATI9 AT TOE KENT GRAND RAPIDS. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. RATES 91.25 per day. Rooms 5o t Meals 95 cents. Steam Heat. Paid for LOQ5I Delivered at Thornapple Lake. HENRY 5TR0NQ Morgan, Mich. FBOBATE ORDER. State of Mlchlgaa. County ot Barry-as. Ata sessloo of the Probate Court for tbe County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate office, (a the City of Baatinga. in said county, on Wed uesdav, tbe ITtb day of January, tn the year one thousand eight hundred and nlnety-lour. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of deceased. On rcaaing sad fiitag the petition duly veri­ fied, ot Mery J. Burst, widow of said decease*4, proving that administration of aald estate may be graaited to Harvey w. Williams or to some othe suitable Denon. ' td, that Tuexlav, the D. MM. at ten o'clock led for the bearing of heirs at law of W.c red to appear st » arroion bebo’denatthe Probate o: istinga. tn said County, and Mtiy there t>e. * why the Drayer ot t»»e peMi loner ms) not be granted. And ft is further ordered, tbat said petitioner rive nottoe to the7 person * Interested Is estate, of the pendency of said petition and the heariur thereof by causlm: a ropy ol this order to be published In the Has tings Bannkr. a newspaper printed and circu toted in sate Coonty of Barr)', cmee in each al lor three anceesslve weeks previous te day of bearing. Cxauldi. W, Armstrong. Judge of Probate. ' MICHIGAN MUTUAL Tornado, Guoione and wind storm INSURANCE COMPANY. MHMMHIPS EXPENDITURES. axgyraree (Schedule'B) Total. Deduct number These cloudy days many of you will notice that your eye right to tailing. Consult John Besseser and have year eyes fitted to the best spectacles made In the MR uisaxi UIALM SCHEDULE A. Matt- saw RTHKR A. C T..WTO -____ 9M1BJNS The total number of bubels st wheat ber Is 1340.064. aM in tbe fl vs months Aufuat-Decruibei, 7.899,098, Which to 213,880 bushels leaa than reported mark­ eted in ike same b***mlUr test year. The average price <X wheat January 1. 1894 at the usual pieces of marketing by TutaL. Suet inks can or terminated. SkMBjn 15AW REXurMTS. talar* and asMuiit M all ocher * Ve- Interest»’ saaro?."*.*^’’.'. 1 axil tie Total avatlsble < esourees. $• LMftXR UANUpXtL RECEIPTS. x.ro.te Handing Bear tased. AN tot* BtefBva.9MtoS, Mutton, dressed. S. OF THE MMte Hanvmr just as woU. IsaK. ANNUAL STATEMENT Mitel bore Harting* Markrt*. she!. The decline on fat cattle toll cents; fat bogs, 88 cento; and dressed perk, 91.21 per cwt. W. Quartette, “Last Night” . Dr. C. H. Barber, W. 8. Nelson, Charles good faith. He gives them a few pictures, ‘Barnaby.S. M. Fowler. worth about one cent each and while they Address of Welcome. Past Chancellor are trying* to sell them he gets away with E. Y. Hogle. tbe dollars. Vocal Solo, Vera Holbrook. History and Record of Barty Lodge, A murderer was to be hung. The offi­ Past Chancellor Sylvester Greuse!. cers brought him out and mounted the Address “Tbe Grand Ixxlge of Michi­ scaffold with him, but before the execu­ gan,” Past Chancellor Clement Smith. tion, tbe polite sheriff told him if he had Vocal Trio, ‘-Oh. Restless .Sea,” 8. M. anj thing to say before passing into eter­ Fowler, Charles Barnaby, W. S. Nelson. nity be now bad the liberty to speak. Overture, Hercules Ochestra. The doomed man stopped to the front of Male Quartette. the platform, and began speaking on tbe Recitation, “True Friewctohip,” Mrs. 8. sliver plank of the democratic platform, M. Fowler. . but tbe crowd became disgusted 4a»d left Address, “Friendship, Charity, Benovand the doomed man got down and made lenee,” Brother Knight M. 1»* Cook. his escabe.—Ex. • Ma|f Trio, Charles Barnaby, W. S. Nel­ Every merchant and business man In son. S. M. Fbwtor. Address, “Pythian Chivalry,” Past Sothis dty should contribute something for L Tusgate, Ms., Tbe Iomaoq wheat is 11 Paw last week and his glittering bait caus­ Secretary of State. ed a good many to bite. The people who patronize taklra are the ones who don’t read the papers very much and keep post­ ed as a general thing. They are always On and after Feb. 1st, 1894. tbe rate of the ones wbn expect something for noth­ Interest paid on time certificates of deposit ing and as a result they always pay big issued by us will be three per cent prices for what they buy, because they ■This will not affect certificates now out buy of fakirs who make it a business to drawing four per cent until after they beat every man who deals with them. mature. Hastings City Bank. One stock argument of fakirs is that they Hastings National Bank. Opening Ode. by Lodge. Prayer. Brother Knight Rev. Taj lor. "m.1 lax aod fifty cents per heed, wore now It Is the assurance of an old and re­ spected medical authority that the man who keeps hW feet warm and does not do business at small expense, and can worry is pretty sure to enjoy good health. therefore sell goods cheaper.' This is far This is truth worth remembering during Special Kxcunion. from true. They have to pav licenses this changeable weather. Tickets now on sale to Pacific Coast running all the way from 95 to 925 per points on account of the California Mid­ Few persons, says an exchange, know day, besides tbeir traveling expenses, ho­ Winter 'Exposition via the Michigan Cen­ what is meant by •‘site" In the matter of tel bills, livery hire and numerous other tral. For rates and routes enquire at Mich­ coats, shoes, etc. A size In a coat Is an expenses. They couldn’t do business at a igan Central Ticket Office. inch, a size In underwear Is two inches, a 95 per cent profit, nor we doubt if they C. R. Osborn, size in a sock is one inch, in a collar one- could at 50 per eent. Wbat do they do? Agent. half an inch, In a shirt one-half an inch, They buy damaged goods, and imitations in gloves one-quarter of an Inch, and hats Of good goods, which cost little or nothing and sell them at outlandish prices. But one-eighth of an inch. An Antldot. to Cam. the “people like to be humbugged” and Thursday morning of last week Uri we persume that fakirs will be well paThink that thou seesl thins own empty chair; Burst, of Delton, died from Ihe effects of tronized despite the warnings of The empty garment* thou was wont to the an overdose of morphine. Of late be bad press. been drinking heavily and tbe drug was been. The Knights of Pythias opened their taken to alleviate its effects. Mr. B. leaves a most estimable family to survive fine new Lodge rooms with an excellent And mountain summit feel thy feci no more. him. Our Hickory Comers correspond­ entertainment last Thursday evening. Nor tka loud thoroughfare, nor sounding The following program proved very en­ shore; ence gives the particulars. All mere blank space where thou thysolf hath tertaining to the large number assembled stood. A fakir is going around the country* get­ and was well received: AmW thia ihought-cr»itrd silence say ting away with a good many dollars of ui> Overture, Hercules Orchestra. suspecting youths. This is the way he catches suckers. Ou arriving In a town be gets all the boys he can to sell pictures of tbe World’s Fair, and requires each of them to put up a dollar as a guarantee of ■ Hot 8.•, 14, Total fehedete A.... K’HRDULEB. Paid metnbxrshlp fees................ geand express, annual report.. monoy bMSMHt.......... office tumMure.............. Total MtedutoB.. K4MW4 i.w«w • a.m-3* � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-01-25.pdf 62fd860ddf3a0167daebc1fc4dcf71d1 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. HASTINGS, MICH, JANUARY. 25 1894. VOL. XXXVIII.NO. 39. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK B-ROS.. mzcm. COUNTY NEWS. Middleville. ' Last Saturday was the laal day of Keeler’s Blue Mark sale. A company of youug people assembled at Sam Davis’ Jr. last • Friday night and enjoyed a very pleasant party. We are glad to hear that the Basting’s teachers have at last concluded to enter­ tain visiting teachers at one Association. Look out for the teachers from Middleville If you iv ant any Cutters,Bob Sleighs Robes or Blankets, Stoves, Hardware o f any kind call on, IRA VAN, The Hardware Man. UNION BLOCK, HASTINGS. MICH. Hereafter any one wishing to get their Poots or Shoes Repaired IN THE EVENING Will find us ready to do the Cement work in a workman’ike manner, patches warranted to stay and satisfaction flt The Utile Rel Front Store. Woolleu & Bronson FREE! 3 FREE! Don’t forget to ask for the Merchants BENEFIT SILVER SCRIP ONSUM&RS TAKE NOTICE That for every Cash Purchase of ONE DOLLAR from any merchant whose name appears below entitles yon to a 5 Per Cent. Scrip which they will accept as Five Cents on every cash purchase of One Dollar, and take SPECIAL NOTICE that the merchants who belong to this Association are the most wide-awake and keep the best selected stock of goods, and their prices are the LOWEST. JCL1US RUSSELL, Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancy Goods. B. K. GRANT, Clothing. W H SPENCE, Boots and Shoes. ARCHIE McCOY, Furniture. JOHN BES8MEB, Jeweler. S. M. FOWLER, D. D. 8. W H.-MYERS, Harness. MUFFMAN BROS., Hardware. K H. BAYS, Photographer. we hope they’ll all go. Ten Nights In a Bar-room drew a fair crowd aud It is said was quite well rendered. Mrs. N. Griswold has bought C. D. Doyle's h ouse and lot in the village. Mrs. H. Carveth Is slowly but surely recovering. Floyd Clever Sundayed in Grand Rapid?. The G. A. R. Installed officers last Saturday night Geo. Matteson. Way lands photographer was in town Sunday. Miss Franc Walker of Wayland visited in the village last week. Beu Cambell was in Hastings Monday. Gray Bros, have bought the farm form­ erly owned by John Kepkey. Considera­ tions 83400. There is to be another of those select parties at Jordan’s Hall next Friday night Schuyler While aud Chas. Parker, two of Leightons teachers from Barry Co. atteuded\teacbers association at Wayland last Saturday. The largest congregation that ever as­ sembled In the M. E. church gathered last Sunday night to bear Mr. Routt, the evangelist’s farewell sermon. Although many reports have been published and circulated against him. yet he has came above them all and has shown himself an active, earnest, worker and a true Christ­ ian gentleman as through his efforts about 00 persons have been converted. Dogs got among Wesley Gibbs sheep Sunday and created sad havoc. Mrs. Jacobs living South of Nashville I* waving Id with beg daughter Mrs. Edd Smith. • • MIm Eva Brumm who tea been teach­ ing at Reed City Is at home. Frank Felghner Is getting ready to build a bouse. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hosmer are visit­ ing friends at Grand Lcd<e jpd tensing. Miss Allie Wilkinson ha* returned to WAS IT MURDER.' FRANK Q. GOOOYKAR DIE* IN CHICAGO MOTEL FROM A FRACTURED SKULL. Got it te Charlotte. Saturday a dispatch was received an­ ▲tout forty of tbe young friends of nouncing the death of Frank G.-Goodyear, Misses Blanche and Jepnie Troxel met at ex-Mayor and business man of this city. their home last Friday night. An enjoyable Hon. P. T. Colgrove and W. E. Powers tluBc was had by all present went to Chicago Saturday evening and re­ I Johnstown turned with the remains Monday morning. Mrs. A. J. Furst has been visiting iu The circumstances surrounding his death are indeed pecaltar and give unmistakable our vicinity. Mrs. Chas. Ford has been making visits evidence of foul play. The facts as told to us are as follows and are authentic:— among ns. It seems for some month* past tbe de­ The death of Jonathan Stephens, of north east Johnstown, an old and highly ceased had been travelling for tbe Dr. respected pioneer of Barry county, occurr­ Scale's Pill Co. About a week ago he ed at his home same time ago’ The ■* _1“ left the Saratoga hotel where be atopped news of the event but lately reached your cor- When In Chicago, and it seems that no one knew where he went to or came from. respondent In * copy of the Kalamazoo Telegraph Friday night about 11 o’clock'be returned Ing to bl* hotel behind acroM the Honda, night on onr ot the priadfhl almu or Chicago, oil, rwnlta w«n net tatal. The deeeaaed' waa 1 »nwaInent Knlcht ot P,lhlaa. A, soon M the Brother Knight, In Chicago became aware ot tbe taeta tbe, did everything In their power, eren hiring a detectlre at their own expense to ferret tbe matter oat aa far aa Feasible. Frank 6. Good,ear lacked about three weeks ot being 39 jears of age at tba time of bla decease, near!, all hta Ufa being spant tn thia bla native dt,. Few people In tbe count, were belter known, fewer ret could number eo man, friends. Bright and alert In Inlefleet, progreealre In all that pertained to Hastings, aa major of which be left a record to be enrled by hie sueceaaors, of frank manner, and gener­ ous klndllneaa, hie waa the nature to wta friends, and be had them wherever known. No man in need eewr appealed lo him for aid in rain. Hla laat doliaa would bare lately sent me by a friend we read the to tbe hotel, staggered through the office, notice of the death ot Alpbe us H. Wisner, and to the elevator. The elevator boy gone eheerfuli, to rellere the dlatreaa of of Fulton, Kai. Co. at the age of 68. The said that when In the elevator be “scrooeb- a friend, since bia ontlmel, taking odt, deceased was a Baptist minister and la­ ed” down and pulled his hat down over several In humble el reumstaneee In our bored for 5 years In South Johnstown and his face. He tried to say something but clt, have recalled deed, of klndoMa and for a short time at Hickory Corners. He’ could only mumble and was unable to generona aid from him who did them leaves an aged wife, a family of grown speak Intelligibly. The boy thought be without ostentation and from pure kiadup children and a boat of friends among was intoxicated as he reeled about llke neoa of heart. Generoua naturea are apt one under the influence of liquor, He lo bare their fatilla. And one to whom tbera the writer. Mr. H. Panl is quite sick at present took Mr. Goodyear to his room. The lat- soclabllUr meant ao much aa to him on ter left the door to his room, No. 813. readily gain that unfortunate habit which with a severe cold. wide open, reeled around, pulled a pillow from the bed and lay down on the floor. which emancipation seems so impossible Soon after tills the night wateh of the ho­ to some. Frank regretted this, the on* tel came along and saw him on tbe floor; great misfortune of his life—for fortune thinking that he was Intoxicated be lifted had otherwise teen most kind to him. He Delayed Letter. him up and put him to bed thinking that tried to break away from It; but boetoeu Adalbert Norwood and wife of Howard reverses broke down his spirit, and his ' he would be all right in the morning, City, visited friends here last week. though he noticed that he was breathing resistance was not that of the stronger Mrs. Jessie Robinson spent Saturday heavy. Later on toward morning the man of his earlier years. Friends many and Sunday with her parents In Delton. night watch called again aud found him will treasure up In memory bis kindly, Wm. C. Robinson was In Battle Creek uncouBcioua and breathing very heavy; be genial ways, his pleasant manners and last week to receive treatment from Dr. generosity. Few set a knew that he was in a very serious con­ great-hearted tendon. dition and Dr. Tolman, physician of the higher esteem on friendship; and to no Married, at the residence of the bride’s Great Northern hotel, was sent for. “The friend was he ever untrue. And ail such parents, Tuesday Jan. 16, Miss Addie Rob­ Dr. came and could discover do fumes or rejoice that Incontestible proof exUts that inson, of Hickory Corners, and Charlie T. evidences of liquor or morphine and in­ bis death was not at hie own bands; and Gillispie, of Shultz, the Rev, Hershiser formed those present that the man was in hope that what seems a foul crime may officii ting. a dying condition fiom some cause un­ receive Its merited punishment. Milo. Mr. Goodyear was prominent in the known. He Investigated and found a very Banfield. A Republican boy baby at Will Motts, Joe Powers has broke ground for the bad fracture of tbe skull on tbe right aide Masonic and K. of P. fraternities. h> one we*k old. the masonry be had reached the Command ary Wheat has passed the winter so far foundation of a new house to be erected of the bead just above the right ear, fracture being about 3% inches long. The and was a member of DeMolal Commandjust north of the old one. without any Injury. Railroad collection for the bonus of this skin was not broken aud no blood was ary, Knights Templar, of Grand Rapids. Prairieville Grange will install all their He bad. pasted nearly every chair in the officers next Saturday p. m. and close with place Is going on with a very promising flowing from the wound^ showing that, the condition that we shall get it as we have wound had been made by some blunt In­ Blue lodge and chapter. He was always an oyster supper. prominent in the councils of Barry Lodge. Rev. Van Antwerp will continue bls now about two thirds of It in straight ne­ strument. A post mortem was held and disclosed the fact that the skull had been K. of P. He was also a member of Has­ evening meetings during this week. Suc­ gotiable note^ at this writing and know of more that will come before the crushed in add the brains were actually tings Dlrlatoo No 19, U. R- K. of P. of cess has foliuwed bls effect so far. oozing out. Mr. Walter L. Wilkins, of which he was at one time Captain and led South Pine Lake literary society chal- reader will receive this. Dr. Chandler had a wood chopping bee Chicago, formerly residing here and well the Division to victory In the state contest lange the Columbia literary society for a known to all, was summoned and be and at Kalamazoo. joint debate. Question‘■Which cause the last week Tuesday and about 25 persons Dr. Tolman rematped with him until Id 1884 Mr. Goodyear was married to most drlmo riches or poverty ?” The chal­ showed their good will to help the wood The minister was going death. He was unconscious all tbe lime Miss Kale Parkhurst, of Coldwater. Three lenge was accepted and the debate comes pile along. and never spoke. The coroner was called children blessed their union, two daugh­ off at the Grange Hall on »he eve of the past and saw the boys to work aud said and gave II as his opinion that Mr. Good­ ters and one son. LltUe Josephine died Nov. 24th, The debate will be interesting as I can not saw or chop but I can give a year had been murdered aud demanded an S3th, 1890 and Mrs. Goodyear followed there are some old timers on both side*. shining dollar and it was received with a great applause from the crowd of boys, Inquest and post mortem examination. her to the otter stere soon after, Feb. and a very greatful thank you sir from the The poet mortem showed no tracts of 95th, 1891. There survive a daughter and Miss Let to Child returned home from doctor. liquor or morphine In bls stomach and a son; a sister and a mother to whom Fowlerville last week. Dr. Chandler was taken worse ' last nothing whatever to cause death except Frank was almost the Idol of her life. Several from here attended the organ­ Thursday evening and at this writing is the fracture, Tbe Inquest was adjourned The funeral occurred Tuesday at 5 p. ization of the Cong’l church at Clarksville quite low and the rest of the family are HU Tuesday when ah tbe faete were giv­ m.,' being conducted by Rev. Taylor. last Thursday. Barry Lodge K. of P. Hastings EH viston en. sick. Tbe Chicago papers have done Mr. in uniform, aud the fire department, of J. Rickert aud wife of Carlton Suudayed The Epworth league last Sunday eve­ with Elmer Lightfoot aud wife of this ning was very interesting and a large Goodyear’s relatives and his friends a which Mr. Goodyear was for many years village. f the tte Chief, attended the funeral in a tody. torn out for the way the roads are, there grievous wrong iu publishing to Special meetings still continue at the U. seems to be a good interest in the league world that be was intoxicated, when the Tnr Result of th a Cokoxeb's Ixquarr B. Church. Help in Chicago m Given Below. with the young people as well as the old. post mortem examination made showed STATE OF ILLINOIS, I Mrs. Llbbie Astra of Holland la visiting There will be held at the Bresee Hall conclualvely that te was a sober man Cocktt of Cook. j when he received the deadly blow, from relatives at this place and Carlton. next week Tuesday evening a social given An Inquisition was taken for the people Iu common Mrs. Catherine Sissou Is at her home in by the young ladles. Fried cakes and whatever source it came. of the State of Illinois, at 73—5—Av* to the v'Plage once ifaore. coffee at ten cents a meal, for the benefit with all humanity Mr. Goodyear had his the city of Chicago in Said eonnty of Cook, fallings, hi* greatest being an appetite for Ed Stauffer aud vt,lfe of Bowne visited of the sufferers up north. on the 20th and 93rd days of January, A. the family of A. Miller Sunday. Next Sunday evening there will be a strong drink, and ttewha te to his mem­ D., IBM, before ma. James McHale, coro­ Junior League concert at the church com­ ory this was not even tbe indirect cause of Brush Ilidgehis death. In reeling about his room af­ ner, tn and for saM county, upon view of mencing at seven o'clock. We wish to Inform the Banner that the body of Frank G. Goodyear thou and Village lots can be bought here from ter being taken up stair* at the hotel, he there fying dead, upon the oatta of six Brush Ridge is not Cedar Creek* Some 8 thirty cents to a dollar a square rod for tipped over a small, light wardrobe. It miles Intervening between the two places. good and lawful men of I he raid aounty. realdeBce. Store lots will cost a little seems that without any investigation Bertha Brumm has returned to Kalama­ whatever it was given to the Chicago press Who being duly sworn to inquire e»n .Ito more enquire al L. Edmond’s office. zoo. as a theory and printed as a fact that Mr. part of the people of the State of Illinois, Mrs. Joe Robinson’s sister has gone Goodyear was Intoxicated when taken In into all drrumtariee*unending toe. death Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooley were at his room, that in staggering about the of the said Frank G. Goodyear, and by home. A. Havens ot Washtenaw Co. visited D. R. Cooleys last week. room be palled this light wardrobe over Dr. Powers assisted by Dr. VanHorn on to hlnuelf fracturing bls skull. Tte tact relatives here last week. A number of our citizens were In Hast- and Asa Wright one day laat week re­ that no liquor nor anything of an intoxica­ Bild Frank G. Goodyear came to Na death, moved a tumor from tbe side of — Wm. ting character of any kind was found in do say> upon their <«tte, a* afnaesald, that lugs Saturday last. Our sick havg'all recovered. Pratt. He is now able to be out. bls stomach proves that the blow must the aaid Frank G. Goodyear mv lying Bermuda sent delegates to Washington Etta Tompkins of Galesburg Is at home have been received before he ever reacted to secure a reduction of lb* tariff on onions for a short time. the hotel. Just above bl* right hip was a go. Ceanry of Ona*. Slate at UMawda, ease Ban Blank dlapoaed of his personal black and blue spot nearly six Inches to hbdeath onlha both day ot January and potatoes, declaring they must atop producing these vegetables If it was not property by auction Saturday. He intends square, and all along bls right side and dune. Although the farmers of the United to work out by the month again. hl* right arm and leg were big black and to 1M Dmibora St, from oteck ate leetlngs have teen held here blue spots as if te bad been kicked or Stales can raise as good quality of either a.’ any country. Tbe tariff on onlote was for three weeks. struck. Tte theory has been advanced dropped from 40 to 20 cent* a bushel and that he might have stepp* 1 O?I ol on« from 25 to 10 cents on potatoes. Tbe street car in front ot another and was Singing school hereafter will be on policy of the Democrat party teams to be •truck by IU Wert this so tte traciura Saturday ovenlng instead Of Wednesday to please tbe foreign grower, ne matter as formerly. Last Saturday we missed a about tbe home producer. and down the brad rather than estemUng E. McCullum la home from the uanborn train from Grand Rapid* from tba righMempla In a line Wwordrihe pirt of the state, again atop* at Irving- This adds greatly to bark at the bead. H hardly arena that ba Mra. OrvUl Lash via I tod her parewto our ocmvenlenco and we feel as If oorae here last week; thlngvalaodawdfuagbetted teen restor­ UB he muirsarebeea oober al tba time, ed far tinea the two o'clock was taken off and could imt well hare rewired all the be haaon hla penae. Tariff MH. S. 8. Fisk is in Kalamazoo from which place be intends to visit C. C. Messenger and family, of Howard City. �Hastings Banner Thursday, Jan. aj, 1894 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. robbed the post office. roOKBttO»- Proprietor*. at Traverse City. Hood’s^Cnres bound over to the federal court, od k charge of robbing the post office st Traverse City. Qe had operated sys­ tematical iy for over a year. He would go to the box window and ask for a certain man's mail. The next day bs would ask for still another person’s mail Finally tbe citizens complained that they were not getting their let­ ters. Recently Stewart got a letter containing a pension check. He read the name and boldly asked n banker to cash the check. The check had not been indorsed, so the teller inquired of the boy who had sent him. The name was coolly given, but the teller insisted that the man himself would have to in­ dorse it The boy walked out and did not return. This little episode led to his arrest The boy's peculations amount to over 61.50G. Mrs. John IT. Coo* «My litile tfrl ba'1 t,or®’ on her ,ae® *nd OarMtparill* has be* led them. J tefl a tcrrHile Ai.lrv-. »■ my •*•"■*'** I was troubled Mth heartburn. AD>1 aiek headache frequently seized me. I have been taking STATE CROP REPORT. AU Down. The Michigan drop report. Issued by Secretary of State Jochim. says that wheat has been injured but slightly, and all thU l« chanced. I do not have v if at all, by the weather during the ala. heartburn or tick headache. Nh* J9“N With the exception of IT Cook. Martinsville, HL Hood B Cures. last month. hay, which is a few cents higher than HOOD’8 PILLS cure llrer ill*, tick headit was one year ago. and milch cows, trhp, jaundice, Indigestion. 25c. Try a box. which are bringing an average of $1.50 more than they were in January, 1803, there is said to have been a de­ cline in prices all along the line. The total number of bushels of wheat re­ ported marketed by'farmers in Decem­ ber is 1,540,662 and in the five monthx ending December 81, 7,899,085 bushels, which is 212.580 bushels ‘.ess than was CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT I Per, a mftra■ who5b« ebM nXrtfflhyyT** 1 * * reported marketed last year. Hood’s Sarsaparilla spcdal notloctntbe Scientific Americsa. and thus are brought widely before the public with­ out tret to the inventor. This suleadid paper, lsen*d weekly, elegantly Iliu»trated, has by far the tariEMt circulation of any sclentlllc work lu the world. B3 a year. Sample enpiea seat Proc. Bonding Edition, monthly. *2.S0a year. Single copies. *J.» canuu Every number contains beau­ tiful platan, tn colon, and pbotograabs at Dew boosea. with plana, enabling builders to show too iaXUNN*‘r<XU BSOADWAY. KHEHIFF’S KALE- i -t-w! nf the < Inuit < uurt lor lh< County of Bariy ai d rtt-lr • ( Mfclilgnn. to aie directed ulid iii-liw nil at d . gainst the r.nmlf. and chattics. Imi ,‘s ni-d lent-metds ot Tripheim Goo.1cuouitli. *n i|<e county ot Barry slid iu favor of HOP oe I’n-i thv rod Sou. 1 did on the twenty- intli day of .lune. a. I 1»W. levy upon and•.fl«,7e and la»i- all the right, tltlraml Interest of tur N«ld Trtrtienn o nodenough In and to tbefaBowbi* described real estate situated tn the Inuiislihi of Irvlug. Harry County. .Michi­ gan. te-w|l| the i.orth east quarter (l<> ranri nil"' <>» we>t n«»«1 the Imlf of Hih sec Ihlii.V <;€) town-hip four Til to«h rai ee nine «»4. al»o the following dcftgrllfrid land* in tbe luwina t|> of Orlton. north west quarter ;ls]of ’he north we-t qqarter •< sed thirty ’ill tns iivhiy Lair •41iiwr«b range right |8] west aii.t’’Hili' vurt quarter of -osith east qiutr ter:\jofM*f iwvnty«i<vt4 [-*7] township four of M>uth w»-*FqrMttrr JJ»1 of sectweiity-Mx [«’>] uiwirrlur four (fl north of rangr etebt west all <4 nhlfh 1 slia’I extn.se for sale at pirWlr auction or renduc to the liii;h*st bidder a» the law dir»rt!< at the north front door of the Cmirt house in the ally of Ha>lbic< In said county of Barry and Stale of Mtctdgaii, (that bring the place where the Circuit Qmrt tor the said County of Barry. Xiaie of Nichiwaii i« hokfan) on the 17th day nf Fein nary. A. D„ Wi, at one o’clock In Hie atrenmon nf that day. Haled al the cltv of Hastings, this 13th day of December. Af D„ 1MB. Philip W. Hubgx^s. Under Sheriff. Attorney General Ellis has advised the state board of charities not to ac­ cept the deed offered covering the site at Newberry for the projected asylum for the insane in tbe upper peninsula. The statute requires tljat the state be given an absolute title, while the deed contains reservations of timber and, land for highways and provides for the property reverting to the grantors in case it ever ceases to be used for asy­ lum purposes. W. A. Childs, sent by citizens to in­ vestigate the condition of the destitute of Gogebic and Dickenson counties, reports clothing sufficient for the win­ ter at both places. Gogebic has pro­ visions enough for all until February 20. Iron Mountain had only euouah for ten days at the present rate of issue. He said both counties had methods of distribution well organized and systematized. Tbe state board of health has re­ solved, in view of the decision recently by Circuit Judge Steere, of Sault Ste. ' Marie, declaring the penalty provisions I of the Michigan quarantine law uncon­ stitutional, that the immigrant iusp.*ctiou at the Michigan border be suspendad. The case would be appealed. From various portions of the state the reports of fifty-six observers for the week ended January 18 show that in-' termittent fever decreased in area ol । prevalence. Scarlet fever was reported ' at forty-nine places, measles at six. j diphtheria at twenty-six and typhoid • fever at twelve places. PROBATE ORDER Stiite of Michigan. Count* of Barry—ns. Al a seat! on uf the Probate Court for the Couiitr of Barry, bidden at the Probate office. i. - ■ » -the CRy of Hartings, In said county, on Satur­ day the 30th «Uy ot December. In the year one Michigan Millars. thousand eight hundred and ninety three. The Michigan Millers’ association at Present. Cbarim W. Armstrong, Judge of its annual meeting in l>ansing elected Probate. In the matter of the estate of Josbnw B. the following officers: | Hall, doccasdd. q5 President. W. A Coombs, Coldwater; vlos Ou reading and filing the petition duly rertfi-d.ofCtoaM. Hull, widow of aal.t accessed president. R. T. French, MlddJeriUe; secretary braying that administration of said estate and treasurer, M. a. Reynolds, Lanalas; ex­ may b- granted tn Daniel C. Warner, or to ecutive committee. Alfred Green, Holly; S. J. some other suitable penum. Thereupon it K ordered, that Ertdav the Tltua. Battle Creek. Alexander Stock. H1U« ttthdayof January. A. D..1HM at ten o’clock In dale the forenoon, be aMimed for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of said de­ ceased aud ali other persons ltderested iu said The Michigan state fair was permsestate, are reqnlreAo appear at a aessiou of said court, then lobe hoiden at the Probate of­ nently located at Lansiog four years fice. In the i’ijy of Hastings, in said county, and ago. The society now finds itsqjf >25,show cause. Ifany there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be gran'ed. And it is 000 in debt, and in order to replenish 1 further ordered, that stld petitioner give notice Its treasury the executive committee to the persons Interested In said estate, of the has favorably considered a proposition from the Detroit exposition managers •---- ---------- ... ..... u .......... ../X r.rv, n ur-woto hold the fair in that city this year, j fjap^r printed aud circulated Iu said County ot Barry. once in each week for three successive weeks previous to said dby of hearing. Cham. W. akmaibong. Fire broke out in Manthe’s meat mar­ Judge of Probate ket in Marquette and destroyed that building, McMillan’s saloon and MsMORTGAGE SALE. Per’s dwelling. Total loan, glO.Oud. I Default having lawn made In the renditions Thomas F. Griffin, president of the of a certain mortgage executed by Edwin a. Forman and Lyman W. Aldrich And Mar* Griffin Car Wheel company, was mur­ M. Aldrich, wife of tbe said Lyman W. Aldrleh', and robbed in the to David (1 Burle’hymrr, dated the seventeenth derously aasaulted tea ana roDoed in tbe day of November ik?2. recorded tbe eighteenth barn in the rear of < his residence ia Deday of November. IH>_>. by the unn payment of trolt. - -1I ! he i iib-rest due on the seventeenth day of November. m$s and more than thirty dav# Mra Victor Bond, wife of a Michigan having el iiwd since said interest became due Central engineer, died in Wit Bay “5 •nd the sirne remaining unpaid and the said David C. EjcJeehyuitr having City of heart failure, as she was being elwledto lie-lArt» the whole amount principal and Interest srrured m said mortgage due and assisted to tarn over in bed. The hunters and fishermen of Holland parable pursuant to tbe terms and conditions of mo‘1W wd on whldi said mortgage there have formed an association for the prop­ hereof principal and Intereat. agation and protection of game and fish. three tho-.wd seven hundred anti thirty four and . !•»'rtoilgrs. notice is hereby given tnat By an obstruction in the water pipe* by virtir of the power tittle in said mortgage I shall fureelu - the same by a sale at nubile Marquette was left without fire protec­ anethm 1., th bigb^t t.Uder at the northTrent tion. door «vf lhe Court House lu the city of Hastlnn, •n tb.- «n-nn« dav of April. 1MM at twdve The county honie at Manistee has X o clock own of all that certain piece or nar- curiosity in the form of a young girl cel < J iahd • l-ua-rd r. township of Has who for the past year has taken no tmr*. County of R . ’ rrv and State of Michigan describe., i^ worth half of lhe Lilb S nourishment whatever except water •tuArterayd (be Meet i-alf of the north west quarter«;f the aoti’h r«r quarter of a-etlou that potatoes bate been boiled in, and, twmiU-ninetn «owm>lilp three, worth of range strange to say, she is growing fat on “•* hundred acres of that diet .aud be the mo M excMfiar and reWilliam Thomas, one of the oldest pioneers of Genesee county, died at his home in Davison township, aged 88 David C. BycuotnrMXii. years He had lived apon the farm where he died for fifty-five years. .NaineF. the Ottawa county crank who went to Chicago after Prender­ gast had been convicted of the mnrdrr ot Mayor Harrison and demanded his «■ U*[, A BEAUTIFUL MUMMY. la the The most beautif world was recently -------------terranean crypt of SL Fidcs’ church in ANTWERP’S BIG Th» Unit’d Stat” W1U Play a V«7 Important Part. south ease Barre United 8^ Electric Bitters will cure all dtooMN of one hundred years or more. St. Fides' church was built by members of fl>e Hohenstaufen dynasty in the eleventh century. The crypt was originally in­ tended as a burial place for the princes of that houae. At the beginning of the twelfth century the black plague visited the town and the vaults were walled In, says the New York World. At the beginning of this century the stone and mortar were partly removed and a small opening made just ' ‘ big Neat ItaUdlag. Tbe Antwerp international exhibi­ tion will open on May 5 of the present year. Following so closely upon the greatest of world’s fairs this modest display would present few attractions to Americans but for the fact that American manufacturers expect to take a particularly prominent part. Hereto­ fore the United States has not taken a large part in foreign expositions, but profiting by the experience of the Chi­ cago fair and stimulated by an appre­ ciation of the possibilities to trade of­ fered by general expositions, the man­ ufacturers of this country have de­ cided to be properly represented at Antwerp. When the visitor to the exposition on the banks of the “lazy Scheldt" passes in to the grand entrance on the Place Publiqne next summer one of the’most striking pictures to greet his eye will be the facade of the Ainericatt^build* ing. It will be one of tliy most\$au'tiful and pretentious pieces of archi­ tecture on the grounds. Facing the grand entrance from an advantageous position on the right its prominence will rival that of the Salle des Fetes MOST BKAUTIFCL MUMMr IN THE WOULD. and will be excelled only by the Gal——1 to crawl eries de 1’Industric, or main building. enough to allow a man through, but thj investigation led to It is regarded as lhe most prominent no discovery. site ©ver accorded a foreign country at The recent investigations were more an exposition. thorough. Electric lights were intro- ] The building will be modern renais­ duced, and excavations were made sance in style, 240 bv 150 feet • It will under the direction of noted ardusolo' be constructed of steel, iron and glass, gists. It was then that n mummy, after the fashion of the exhibit build­ more bdautiful than any now in the ings at the Columbian exposition, and possession of the great museums and interiorly It will be arranged to serve collections, was discovered. It lay in as an exhibition hall. There will be a grave which had once been filled by clubhouse features to the building, a wooden sarcophagus, and its outlines but the main feature will be its ar­ had been perfectly preserved by a coat­ rangement for the display of American ing of lime This led to the belief that the corpse was that of a woman who died during \the time of the black plague, for il was customary with the people of that period to cover tbe bodies of all vic­ tims af the terrible disewte who in life belonged to the nobility with oxide of calcium. Only the forepart of the head and breast of the mummy could be re­ moved in their entirety; the rest broke into many pieces anil has not yet been restored. . • The face is that of a woman of about thirty-five years, beautiful und noble XJPO8IT10N. in outline. The hair was coiled on the back of the head. The corpse wa* manufactures that may find « market originally clothed, according to the abroad. Around the main half MU be revelations of the quicklime, in a long rooms reserved for post and telegraph linen shirt of wonderfully fine texture, offices, telephone, information bureau, a knitted jacket, aud over this linen money exchange, writing-rooms and ]>etticoats. Around her shoulders had newspaper flierooms for American been a mantle draped in heavy folds. newspapers. In addition there will These who saw the form when it was also be a barber-shop, smoking-room, first brought to light said it looked like amlmlance und drugs, check-room and an image from unothew world. ' loileUrooma. These rooms ivill open ' The body is thought to be that of from the exhibition hall, whose main । Princess Hildegard, daughter of Duch­ entrance on the south will be through ess Adelheid of Schwaben, the great­ a grand vestibule 110 feet wide ap- * grandmother of Kaiser Barbarossa, of proached by r. broad marble stairway. • whom the legend reports that he is There will be a BOparajte entrance on asleep in the KyfThauser mountain. the east side of the building, the en­ Hildegard died at Schlettstadt Jn tire space of which will be divided into the beginning of the twelfth cen­ rooms for the press aud a commeruinl tury. after having nursed her mother room where catalogues anti literature through the plague. • of exhibitors will be distributed. The | commercial room will serve as au ex­ PICTURESQUE RELIC. change for the transaction of business by exhibitors. I The main exposition court is open to The last thatched cottage in London the dome, but surrounded by a gallery. is about to be torn down. Few Lon­ In addition to two broad stairways doners even are aware of the exist­ which lead up to the dome, there will ence of this quaint relic of a time when be two American elevators, which in life was a much simpler thing than it themselves will be novelties there. is today. But the almighty pound Opening on to the gallery will be ex­ crushes out sentiment in the modern hibit rooms of the various states. The largest of these, which will be 40 by 82 feet, will be devoted to the United States government. There will be . eighteen rooms on the second floor. ' In the center of the main hall will 1 be an illuminated electric fountain and I a soda water fountain, which is pe। culiarly an American institution in its modernized proportions. The building is rectangular in de­ sign, while the space allotted to tbe | United States is irregular in shape, the liver «nd kidneys, will remove ptapies, bolls, salt rheum and other afflictions caused by impure bloocL—Will drive The United States commission is pre-* aided over by Thomas B. Bryan, cctrimisMoner general of the Columbian exV<»sition. while it ineludes Preskient. to be due at Ibis ante iheiuL 11ATA besides an attorney fee Of of bradaebe. constipation and indigestion try Electric Bittern. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, Ssr money refunded.—Price V, WU CM &. lucr^c «ry to ttitofy tte said debt 50 eta. and $1.00 per bottle at W. H. Good­ year's drugstore. 10 o’clock, a. m.. at the nor Court House tn tbs dty of ot Michigan. □at door of 'tb« logs and Btate a, MortzM** Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, was told by her doctors she had Consump­ tion and that there was no hope for her, pbobatb order but two bottles of Dr. Kings’ New Dis­ Blate of Michigan. County «f Barry— Ata semton of the Probate Court for |br. covery completely cured her and she Oouuty ef Barry, hokten at the Probate Office In says It saved her life. Mr. Tboa Eggers, tte city of Hastings, In said county, on Mou day, tte Sth day of January, In the year one Florida St Sau Franslco, suffered from a thousand eight hundred ano ninety four. Present, Charles W. Ar»strong. Judge, of dnadful cold, approaching consumption, In the matter of the estate of LucIihIa tried witboat result everything alee, then Biaocliard. deceased. bought one bottle of Dr. Kings New Dis­ covery and in two weeks was cured. He ln« tbstadrotalstrstloQ of »»td estate be grant is naturally thankful. It is such results edtoIraBlsnehard.or to sotne other •uttxb> person. ' J TMramonlt is ordered, that Tuesday, tbt 6th dr which these are examples, that prove da/ot Fsbruary A. D. MH. gltes o'cdoek In me the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in ceughe ami colds. Trial bottles free at petition nA taaltlbeJri at law of said di oesssdabd all otter person* Interested la said W. H. Goodyear's Drug Store. Regular estate , are required to appear at a session c: ax’ size 50c and $1.00. Tbe best salve in tbe world for cats, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure plies or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. and show cease, if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And It D further ordered, that ttld petitioner give notice to the persons Interested in said estate, of the pendency o! said petition and tba hearing thereof bv causing a copy of tht* onler to be B5.SS11S&? weeks prerteu* to a lAtrueeapy.) xl Id Mid County of or three iraccrostva o< bearlDK. w. Abmbtrong Judce of Probate MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made in tbe payment oC an Installment of interest, due upon a eer tain mortgage raade by Edward Smith and lie beccaM.mnith his wife, to Elmira R. Rovl Michigan’s 57th birthday is Jan. 2C. olds, dated September Hth. 1891. and recorded In tbe office ot tbe ltegl»ter of Deed*, for the Tbe early closing mqvement has struck county of Barry, and the State of Michigan, on the 12th, day of September A D. 1891.' In liber Sturgix. 37 ot mortgages, on page 12; and whereas sau: mortgage provided, that. "If any toterert shall become due and remain unpaid for thirtv davs then both principal and Interest shall torihwttb become dae and collectable, at the option of the party of the second part,” and more, (naa thirty days haying elapsed since said Install men! of Interest became dae, and no part of th« aame or of tbe principal of said mortgage hav Ing been paid, said second party under the op Hon giron to said mortgage hereby deciare* tbs whole principal *am of sal<l mortotge. and in terest thereoc. now due; which amount at this date I* claimed to be the suns of eight hundred seventy four and 15-too dollar*; and no Tbe Vicksburg Commercial bas a new entt or proceeding* at tew having been instltu ted to recover the moneys secured by mid mort dirss of type> rage or any part thereof: .now, therefore, by George Keyo and Mona Strong of Bur-- vtrtue of the power of sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute In such case made lit gton eloped to Coklwater and were and provided, notice. Is hereby given that the lands and premises described in su'd mortgage, tnrrrled. to wtt the hast half of tbe south west quarter of) section thirty two (It), in township no one G north of range number »eren (7) west. Barry Coouty, State of Michigan, will be sold at jmb He vendue to the highest bidder oa Friday tbe 30th day of March A. D.18M at the hour of ous o'clock Id tte afternoon at the front door of tbe court house in rhe dtv vf Hasting* In said county, to satisfy the amount daeon said mort- Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Whan she had Children, she gave them Castoria. Very few Michigan Cbinann have yet registered. peninsula. They are mostly iu the upper Marshall baa voted $30,000 bonds to boiM r water works system ot Its own. Tbe city could not get along wdlb the pri­ vate company. Thomas Burus uf Coldwater has been convicted of violating the local option law. He.has gone lo jail i» default of Si 50 fine and eosH. W. U. Saltonstall of Toledo, aa»J D. H. W< bster of Saginaw have leased the Hotel Vicent lu Saginaw and will lake poasesTbe express charges al Covert depot, al­ most entirely ou fruit, daring the three mbulbs of August. September aad Octo­ ber, amounted to $2,910.73. Tbe Colon Roller Mills are making things bum now. They have been run­ ning day and night tor three weeks and are TOO barrels uf flour bebtad their or­ ders. . WHhin the past sixty days six miners ' caused by the Rue de Retrancheruent, have been killed In the great Calumet Jt Investigation has proven | which runs obliquely* through the ex­ Hecla mine. position grounds. There is thus left a that most of them were tbe result of care­ pentangular piece of ground on the lessness or the violation of tbe ' rales ot west, adjoining the electricity build- the mine. a ing. On this will be erected a model tyaA ■ fire •t*tion, where the system which ' has nuwle the service in the United *' i States unrivaled throughout the world , ‘ [ wm bc demonstratea. The station wtrnSmii banaUaa. LOXDO.-.. THATUUTD COTTASIL wll| lla„ all of th, dcrloe, ,or Babylon jast as the almighty dollar ’ fighting. An ambulance wagon wiU does ia this country, and as a eonse- also be placed in the annex, quenoe this unique object will in the ' • In the rear of the American buildingnear future give place to the erer-ex-' there will be a complete modern shoe tending piles of brick and mortar. i factory in operation. This will be an The cottag-i is set in a little bit of important exhibit, us this country is country scenery hedged in by the pro-! recognized to be far in advance of the saic environment of a London district. ! rest of the world in the manufacture of It stands on some ground adjoining ! shoes, as was conclusively shown by the disused graveyard in connection ' the Chicago fair, if that exhibition with I’addington green and adjoins St. were needed to demonstrate the fact. Davki’.i Welsh church. The building . The American building and its nnconAistsof two dwellings with rough- nex will contain 26,500 square feet of cast walls, wooden porches and quaint space. In addition to this 60,000 square little windows. The thatched roof is , ^eet has been allotted to the Amerlargc. and from it peep out several dor-' ican section in the Industry or main, mcr windows. There is a fair-sized ' building, cn fv“'--------------- «80,030 square----feet in the piece uf ground attached to the cot­ electricity btuldin-j aud 30,000 square tage, and some trees grow therein, feet in the machinery buibdinff, thus giving it, in a measure, tbe surround- making a grand total of 140,500 square iuga which a thatched roof naturally feet oTkpace »t tbe Antwerp exposition In calculating “exact time” at the national observatory at Waahington instituted at malsria from the system and prevent st well as cure ail malarial fevers.—For cure Elmiica R. Rkvkoum. Mortzagrt*. N A> Rkvmolzm. Attorney. I rated. ColdwAter. M(ch.. Dec 3Mb 5«3. ▲DMINIBTRATOB’8 SALE. in the matter of the estate ot Harvey F Bellinger, deceased. Notice Is hereby given. That by virtue nf a license granted and given t<> tne. the adtninhtra tor of said estate, by Jacob L. McPeek. Judge of the Probate Court for th* county nf Ealoti. I »hsll sell at auction to the highest bidder, at (hr premises bertgaafter drser bed on Tuesday the znb day of February, not. at to o'clock, a iu all lhe right, till" ana Interest of >ald dreeated in and to tbe following described premises, to wttr • The south one-half [Hl of the south east one fourth [kl M section thirteen—M acres. Th* east one half 14] of south west quarter (4) of serllon thirteen—SU acres. Tire north one half [H] of ttrt east one-half [Hl of the east one-halt [Hi ot the north west one fourth [H] of section twenty-four HI]- 20 acres. The Booth west one fourth [k lot toe south west one-fourth [k] of section thirteen [131—4r acres. AH ef tbe above described parrels of land In town one [h] north ofrangr^iinejsj west, county of Barry ads Also tbe^Sa0 west * * * * one fourth [«<J of tbs south westone fourth [><] of section rlghtrea [181—40 acrea. Town one ft] north range eight 18] west, Barry County and btato of Michigan. HiMam Oolibman. Administrator PROBATE ORDER. •tate of Mtehigan, County of Barry—m. At a seosfou of the Probate Court tor the County of Barry, hoiden at the Probate Offire In the city ot Hastingf, in said couaty, on >W Vlfcu. UUUU1CM aM>U u,a tow. Present. Charles W. Amstroug, Judge ot Probate. 17 In tbe matter of the estate of SWnon <> . BusseH. itsimerd. Ou readtag and ailnr tbe petitiondulv verified _r rw. »« a —--- w —a----- — ’ » Oscar B. Diamond, er to some • person. a it Is ordered, that Ter*d»*. ths JABaary, A. D. mm. at ten o’clock Is A.WaaslnodforttM hearing of said B □fltoe. In tbe city Ot HsAttags, In said ©ountv. and show cue. It any there be, why the prayer M the petitioner tnay not be granted. And Jt is further ordered, tfeM aaM petitioner gtv. twHiec to tte persons tutorssted ta mid estate, □ft he pendency of said petition, and the brer tag thereof by causing a ropy of this order to be punllsbed tn lhe Hastings’Baxxxb a news­ paper printed and riratiated in said County of Bairv on^e In each week for three buccvmIvo FBOBATK ORDKB. . . Mate of Micblgan, County of Barry, a*. At a session of the Probate Court, tot the county of Barry boWen at the Probate nBVce.Jn the City nf Hast Ings, in said County, on Monday, the iBtb day of January. IM the rear one thousand eight huntinrt «Dd ninety >Mn Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot Probate. In the matter of the estate of Samuel Bwa"k. Deeoaartl. . t»n readli-g and filing the petition duly verltied of Sarah C. Swank, widow of said ttoccM ed, pray tog tbs* a certain instrument now on fite in said ocurt. purporting to be tbe last will and testament r.f mid deottord be admitted to • �= There was a load of bay stolen Friday " । . ..... . . -1 •. ! knows sotui* people wuo are so exc^eatng- between three and four o'clock in the ' ly modest that In speaking tit a person's morning from the farm of James Lord in Thijrs lay, Jan. 25, 1894. leg ttey persist in calling it a limb; but Bedford. Mr. Lord beard a noise and tbe young lady who hi speaking of a awoke and dressed himself and readied cerlato breed of chickens, called them bls hay stack In Ume to see tbe load of Brown Limbhorns is, he thinks, entitled hay being driven away, he started i» pur­ 1 b. PAIJ4ETD-.IL J. M. SMITH. to the cake Mud whole bakery. suit but was unable to overtake tbe thieves Many tuperstltlbiu beliefs as to the “In­ as they had considerable start while he UW, COLLECTION AND REAL ESTATE fluence" of the moon still remain. In some was harnessing bls bona. Mr. Lord localities it Is believed to be unlucky to be thinks that after seeing bls hay stack PALMERTON A SMITH CouvMaticIng a specialty. empty-handed when one first beholds the vanish, be will not be. surprised to have Woodland, Mich new tnoon; aud among tbe same people dog chains put around his house and have having silver iu the hands or gold in the it whisked off Into ob Ivlon. It has been P M. WuudUiatreee. pockets is a “good sign. * If one Is about no uncommon thing for chickens to be •-aw and cvFLLEcnox orric*. entering upon an Important undertaking stolen, and horses and live stock of all Al! business promptly attended to. he had best defer proceedings uotil the kinds have been run off, but when it comes to tbe stealing of hay stacks It is Iwurd Taggart Lojal K. Knappeti. moon is ••filling,’’ that is, some time becertainly time that a halt was called.— Arthur C. IHnlioti. tween “new" and ••full" moon. Battle Creek Journal. T AGO ART, KNAPPES & DENISON. Tlieappointment of local surgeon for LAWYERS. tbe Missouri Pacific railroad, which___ baa Harrison Holbert, an odd old genius Rooms Sil SIT Michigan Trust Co. Bldg., ' Grand Rapte*. Michigan. hung fire so long, pending on Investigation residing at Grand Ledge, died there Wed­ ot matters by authorities, has finally been nesday. It is related of the old fellow alice kirk. m. d.. settled by tbe selection of Dr. J. Thurston that he was continually in search of the • Physician and Surgeon. Hastings, - - Mich. Goudber for tbe position. Dr. poucher is Prince of Hades, and his common saluta­ AH calls promptly attended day or night. Of­ <ull»| worthy the confidence of lhe company tion was, ‘‘Have you seen the devil late­ fice over F. G. dtowen'a bool and shoe store and hfa selection will no doubt give entire ly?” He was at one time a very devout I AMES A. SWEEZEY. ») • Attorney at law. satisfaction to all concerned.—Talmage. member of church, but from fancied Heatings. Mich. (Nebraska) Tribune. The Dr. Goucher grievance at some of the members, fell Practices in all courts of tbe state. Col­ mentioned is the\one formerly living at lections promptly attended to. Naskvllle, of grave robbing fame. It Is said that a new Free Methodist R. E. H. LATHROP, Tbe situation of this peculiar world of convert, not living a great ways from ‘llomoepathlc Physician and ■ ours has been described as follows: “Ope Charlotte, eased bls mind of a great load Surgeon Office over W. H. Goodyear’s! New man is struggling (or justice, another is by stating that several years since he bad Drag Stove. fleeing from it. One man is trying to hired a man for five dollars to burn bis All calls promptly attended to. build a home, another is try ing to sell his barn. The man did tbe Job and tbe new t A. SCRIBNER. M. D., for less than cast to get rid of it. One te Free Methodist convert got 9500 Insurance J. Physician aud Surgeon, spending all tbe money he can make on which he used to pay off a mortgage. Delton, • Mich. taking a gir! to the theatre and pending Slnee that time he bad prospered and now (MBee In residence, one olock raet of depot. her flowers in hopes eventually to make he has the money to pay tbe debt But as A. A C. H. BARBER her bis wife, while his neighbor is spend­ the Insurance was with the Ionia, Eaton • Physicians and Surgeons. ing the gold to get a divorce. One man and Barry Mutual, many of the members Calls ia city or county responded to wttt war escapes without a scratch and dies of have since died or gone out of tbe compromptness, day or night. whooping cough. One stands off his cred­ .pany so that it will be Impossible to re­ ' A. SHELDON^ itors and enjoyea luxuries, while another place the money where It belongs.—Char­ • Abstract and Real Estate Office. A Ontract Block. Hastings. pave bls debte and stay at home. lotte Tribune. Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate We didn't suppose that anyone but mM on c>>minl8Mlon. General eonreyaoclng. Haring a complete set of Abstract Hooka, com A Mason girl sent a postal card to tbe editors received anonymous comm uni ­ piled from the Records, can furnish complete i tracts 0. F. BROOKS. Clerk. catlens, ip nt here is an exception: On Fri­ L. C. Brassy Dyeing company of Detroit, asking for prices and closed with tbe sen­ day morning when F. D. Brayton cam© M. FOWLER, D.D. 8. tence, “I want you to ‘die’ for me,". The to the postoffice ho found a letter in tbe OSre hours Sa m. to5p.<n. box at the door addressed to J. D. Cool. next week Mr. Brossy was dead and When James opened It he found It con­ buried. HILIP T. CO LG ROVE, Hastings Banner. BUSINESS CARDS. M D U P P Attorney at I.aw (Snccessor to Smith A ColgroveJ (Office iu Uulon block. Hastings.! Practices in all tbe courts ot the state. tained two sealed envelopes, one addressed to J. D. Cool aud the other, Cool & Curtiss •On opening tbe envelopes one contained a v E. KENASTON, 82 bill and the other 84. The on’y writing k. Attorney at Law, was the addresses on the'envelopes and tOver J. 3. Goodyear B Co.‘a store.) Practices |n all co art* of the State. Colleotiuna the following: For explanation read >n»wipUy attending to. Matthew 7:11. R. TIMMERMAN, Hommpathic PhyMessrs. Cool A Curtiss have bVcn in a L . sfeisn and Sargeon. deep study since that time trying to solve (Officeover Lathrop’* drug stnra.) tbe mystery, but have given up in despair. Editors are never troubled with such anonymous communications. —Freeport Herald. P LOCAL NEWS. ‘ QIK^ML/mON > This week, 110 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertlBementa must reach this office, Tumday a at latest to Insure insertion In Che Issee of Ute week when brought. Scrofula, whether hereditary or acquired. 1* thoroughly expelled from the blood by Hood's BaraapariQa, th * great blood partner. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. Eugene VanBlarcom of Middleville may lose the use of one eye. A ehip hit it. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure cold In tbe head. W. H. Goodyear. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure is the best .soothing and healing. W. H. Goodyear. A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart ■Weed will cure the Grippe. W. M. Good- •Caster’s Croup and Consumption Cure is She best cough medicine. W. H. Good■Carter'a Cough aid Consumption Cure rotiev es at once. Try It; never fail*. W. IL Goodyear. Carter’s Cough aad Consumption Cure will cure coughs and croup, acU quick, taste* good. W. H. Goodyear. vice president of the Michigan State Millers Association at their annual meet­ ing ia Lansing last week. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put to­ gether, and until the laat few years wan supposed to be incurable For a great many years doctors pronounced It a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven .catarrh a constitution­ al remedy, and therefore requires consti­ tutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. To­ ledo. Ohio, Is Che only constitutional cure on the market It is taken internally in in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They. offer ooehuudred.dollars for any case It fails to cure, Send for circulars and trstimonials. Address, F. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Jim Wright, of Alamo, had both legs broken recently by a log rolling on them. week Parson Arney has organized a congre­ gational church of 86 members as a result of his efforts at Clarksville. Albert Champlain, an Eaton Rapids far­ The Middleville Creamery Co. are mer, was fined 835 or 59 days In jail for bui Iding a two story 16x20 cold storage assault and battery on Frank Broughton. addition to their plant, which will add He paid bls fine. greatly to its value. This Institution will A dog died in Eaton Rapids last week at the advanced age uf 18 years.. begin opecatlon April Bad. Judge Norton, who made a vow lu 1844 never to have his hair cut until Henry Clay became president, died tbe other day. Although tbe Judge did sot get his hair eut Cyr fifty years, he never became a •woman suffragist. Mrs. G. V. Goucher, of Watkins, Alle­ gan county, was thrown out of a cutter during the recent sleighing, but did not appear to be hurt. Lately her wrist has given her much trouble, and a doctor’s ex­ amination of it proved a bone was broken. E. H. VanNocker the Nashville photo­ Richard Scott, of Tow abridge, had a grapher took a view of Nashville from the horse stolen and followed the tracks about Sep of die stand pipe last week. From 15 miles to the house of Milo Keep and that dizzy height be might have turned the colt was found tn the barn, and now till camera westward and tskea a birds­ the Sheriff will “keep" Milo until he ex­ eye view of Hastings. plains himself At Manistee there is a damsel in the eouaty house who cannot eat any solid food, and has lived for several years on ‘ the waler In which potatoes for the table are boiied. Strange aa it may seem she fa thriving on thia diet Here Is a hint for Allegan county has '4,591 farmers and in *92 bad 58,931 sheep; 19,614 horses: 11.649 milch cows; 8,498 bogs; 6.697 eattle, other than milch cows. In 1890 there was 944,979 acres of improved land. George SootL tbe man who was murder­ ed at Kalkaska last Wednesday was for­ Every mother should keep a bottle of merly of Eaton county, living In Chester Carter’s Extract Smart Weed In the bouse. township, coming there In ’63. He was When tbe little one comes home with wet 88 years old at the time of his death and feet and chilled, a hot sling of Carter’s Ex­ leaves a wife. Tlie funeral occurred at tract Smart Weed will prevent taking Charlotte. eoW. Children like It, It is as pleasant Pat Hickey,’’ of Bunkerhill, traded a aa lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. good horse, while undertbe Inflaence of hard times. A hot siing of Carter's Extract Smart Weed will cut tba mucous phlegm oat of tba throat and lungs in a few hours, mak­ ing it a sure eure and quick cure and pre­ ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore Ttroat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles all doom from a neglected raid. W. H. Goodyear, '•4 Mrs.'lsaac Powlipson for many years a resident of Galesburg, died at her home In Wheatland. N. Dakota. Sunday, from the effects of a fail received about two weeks before. DESERTED EASTERN FARMS. And the Cuwere about you purple and red. Tot beautiful singer! now stag," she said. But the light wm wine in Che hean of the bird; Iu wings to the breath of the flowers stirred, And the beat of the street a good sized “jag", tor uue > of much less merit When.he came to his senses he didn't like tbe trade and proceeded to tie his “trade" n> ar Its former home and spirited bls own horse away. Tbe other man didn't see It in that light and now Ricky is out ob bail, and Na bearing will be thia week. Reduced from 5o $r a Soil dsncod its life on a restleae wing. And It had no voire when the child said: “Sing.” But the mother—her heart grown wfae and true In the love of life’s shadows—tesdcrly drew A corertr.^ down. Hiding light sad the town: Hl! the soul of the shadow passed Into the bird. And the soul of the eong Into liberty stirred; nil the bird aud the child with each other vied In the joy of the spirit: "Sing, birdie," she cried. —Charlee L Thompson, tn N. V. independent Catarrh in the Head Is undoubtedly a dlBeare nf the blood, and an sueh only a reliable blood purifier ran ♦ fleet a p-rfert and permanent cure. Hood's Sarsapa­ rilla Is the beat blood purifier, and It bas eared many very severe ca»cs of catarrh. Catarrh ofteutlmee legds t© consmnptlao. Tike Hood’s Baraaparllia before It 1s to late. Erery great aabioct la takas up by Ths Ferna ekta H nateraHy came® W» public attention sad ia treated by ths beat authorttfaa, without regard t® or crews- It will he®* any tboogMful reader Interned on ths tasks and 'refill of th® itlws, aa no other periodical doss. Hood’* PI Lb cure all liver Illa. United States to warrant so revolutionary For Over Fifty years. Mrs. Winslow’s Hoot Line Syrup has been usea for children teething, fl sooths the child, soft­ ens the gums, allays all pain, cure® wind colic, and la tne best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentylive cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout tbe world. and tbe latest great achievements la every direction of activity. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. Mothers Tke Fonm to mw u <tonp m Um aug«fl>u of mro ootortaloiwoL suffering with weakness and emaciation, who give little nourishment to babies,should The Forum Publishing Company, Union Sfloara, New York, ajr. a Copy. $3 a Year. THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE GREAT REVIEWS. i lake Scott’s Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver OU and hypophosphites. It will give them strength and make their babies taL Phyiieiani, the world over, endorse IL Doi't ba dacei»8d bj SabstiMn! Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - Mich. • CAPITAL $75,000.00 ' SURPLUS fi 12.000.00. Incorporated under the laws of the State of Michigan. Open tor business Dec. 10.1880. officers: 0.0. Robinson,President; Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. DIT.E ctors: D. W. Reynolds, D.G. Robinson, R B. Newer. Chester afhaser. John Carre th. P. T. Colgrcn e. Has the only savings department in In Barry County and pays 4 per cent Interrat on all time EVERYTHING Nine hundred and seventy-eight of these abandoned or partially aban­ In the line of choice candies, doned farms in Massachusetts were re­ ported lo the state board of agricul­ fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery ture in 1892. over three hundred in goods, constantly kept on hand. New Hampshire and as many more in Prompt attention given to all Vermont and in Connecticut. In com­ menting on this singular stale of af­ orders. Call and see me at fairs the Massachusetts bureau of sta­ tistics of labor notes un increase in this class of property in townships where the value of the manufacturing product predominates and a decrease in those townships in which the agri­ cultural product exceeds in value that of the factories. Touching the causes Without the knife, still harsher cauhUcm, or poi­ of this abandonment the report says: sons There is a strange fascination in city Special attention is giv­ life which has always existed and en to Cancer. The treat­ ment la based upon lhe which lends many who are under its theory recently embodied spell to prefer poverty and privation in - - JKJ • JUXXXMte' in paper® read by Prof. V, the city to independence and comfort Moectlg-Moorhoof before the Royal and Imper­ ial Association of Physic lane of Vienna namely: in the country. This fascination is in­ That aa the cell elemente la cancer have mueb tensified by the undoubted benefits Ires vitality than those of sound flesh, it Is pos­ sible to attack them without Injuring surroundwhich tbe modern city offers to those Ing healthy cells, or the general well-being of within or near it. And yet it must be the patient. The remedies etnloyed at Hornellsville al­ admitted that the promise which leads though ns harmless as those of Vlerfha. are fur to the abandonment of country life is more effective— wholly removing the odor of urowth within twenty-tour hours, and caus­ frequently unfulfilled. The movement the ing the diseased tissue to ahrlnk to a hard, dry from the country toward the city may eschar until it Is crowded out by healthy heal­ affect, indeed has affected, the labor ing granulations. There la no poulticing or sloughing, no running sores or foul odor. It market in two ways; it may lead to a Is the only known method that reaches and ex­ dearth of agricultural labor in the de­ pels every cancerous cell. For references and other Information address pleted districts, thus adding to the the resident physician, burdens which iu too many cases the J. D. MITCHELL, M. D. HorneUsviUe, N. Y fanner already bears, and it may in­ n' PAftKER’8 tensify the competition to which the HAIR BALSAM_ city laborer is ^subjected, both as to Omm taMtUlM tte tetr. employment and as to wages. This Frufiw a hreotaat gmrtb competition reacts upon those who come to'the city for the purpose of im­ proving their fortunes, only to find the opportunities open to them constantly CONSUMPTIVE growing less. Or the other hand, the life of the farmer, notwithstanding its burdens, was never so easy in many re­ rXOBATXOBDXB. spects as at present The improve­ th. ments due to modern invention have lightened farm labor. while the rail­ OOWH road. the telegraph and the press have brought the most retired farms into communication with lhe activities of Probata In the matter of the estate of Uriah B. Buret, the age. The fanner may not bo able to amass wealth, nor eBh the majority On reading and filing tbe petition duly veri­ ol those in cities hope to do so. He is fied, of Mary J Bor«t. widow of said deeraeed prav ing that admtniatrritasi o< said estate may generally sure of a comfortable living bo granted to Harvey W. WiUferaa or to Steo® as the reward of his toil, and the con­ tingencies that affect his employment are usually no greater than those afId petition and tbat the heirs at la* ot said footing employment in cities. If op­ bpeased aud nil other persons interested In portunities for large profite are not M enteto. are rrqutred to appev nt a session said court, then to be hoiden at the Probateofopen to him he is relieved from th® «. tn the City o< HsstingB. la amd County, and risk incidental to such opportunities. That some of the burdens under which granted. And It li he suffers might be and ought to be MMfid la sa£«r removed is undeniable; but there are those in the city, working for low said pedtioa aod tbe 1 a copy of this order to wages, liable to periodical employ­ ment, to whom life on the abandoned farm would offer an agreeable change; CITY BAKERY. rt.E 'dKES, FRSFK. CRNCEKIS DURABLE NEIGHBORING COUNTIES- Charlotte's ebarity concert last netted 8.160. Hon. W. A. Blake graciously permits a Galesburg man to live and tell the fol­ lowing cow story: She is a famous cow weighing 1,400 pounds and one of Mr. Blake’s thoroughbreds. One day recent­ ly “bossy’’ was conspicuous by her ab­ sence. After strict search and due In­ quiry she was found In the second story of Mr. B’s high stock barn, apparently very much “at home.’’ She had cllmed stairs made of Inch boards for the use of the stock feeders. Ropes, tackles and a variety of devices were used in bringing her back to earth.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Mil: is ‘A What is CASTOR IA ft Castorla ia Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infhnts and Children. It contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It Is n harmless substitute v for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oft. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Caa» toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. 1 j & Castorla. Casto ria. “ Outoria Is an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers hare repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." •• Cafltorix fa the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day fa not tntereat of their children, and use Castorla in­ stead of the variousquack nostram® which are morphine, soothing ayrup and other hurtful merit® at Caatoria baa woe Oouway, Ark. The Inter Ocean MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF TBE WEST HRS THE LARGEST CIRCULMTION. TERMS BY MAU___ •JULY (without UMay), 88.08 pryw. SEMI-WEEKLY, . . 12.00 WEEKLY, . . (1.M “ It spares nsttber pains nor expent' in aecuriag ALL THB NKW8 AMD THJ OP CURRENT UTKRATURJE. Weekly Inter Ocean ■' AS A FAMILY PAPER IT K^QgLS A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, of RIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making in all SIXTEEN PAGES T ILLU3TRATION8, ia aloce worth the prica chargad ter tba paper. ’ THE INTER OCEAN IB PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, tbe MWi and THE INTER OCEAN Far » short line we will send the II stir Weekly Inter Ocean, the two papers for oa!y one in advance, to B rrv County Readers. Those o year. ■ �Hastings Banner Thundsy, J»n >5> l894- MIHBAU- L.COOE.BB1W. Tin HASTUrGB, MICH.. FOSTOFFXCXi anot'ST 14. 187». ■ editorial notes «... Kl*k« BI111.B Doll^ tie* ministration the worse it ta for tbe coun­ try. We have already shown the tout Id the volume of business growing to five and then alx bllllona of dollars, bot now it ken from trade during nine months’ experieuee of the fear of Free-trade, begin­ ning with the month of April, immediate­ ly after the assumption of office by the party now in power. Tbe total bank been as follows: has alwaj s been made in the past, to cre­ ate a conflict between labor and capital. Tbis Is as foolish as It Is upjust. Those who agitate such ideas can generally be found among men who do not care them­ selves to work, but who prefer to go around and create dimensions ana trouble where none had previously existed. Such men are mischief makers and malefac­ , tors. Labor and capital are, and must be, one. They are necessary to each other. With­ out the use of labor capital would be idle. Without the use of capital tabor would be idle. Labor cannot find work-unless there are factories, mines or farms where Its work is needed. Capital would be useIresly employed in building factories, opening up mines or laying out farms un­ less it could secure tbe labor with which 1«D. Mouth. April.;....... HJlUUjn June. J....... July. J....... XSS MW-4...... Srpteraber. Oraabdr.... November. Doeeomer. tJUJllU’ 3.311 «3><Bt amt .oaram 1X31.1X3361 ________ The examination of Asa Tefft, not Asa Taft as we have formerly printed It, was C.Mrtta commenced Thursday afternoon of last week al 1 o’clock. Long before the time of opening, the corridors and stairways of 4.M4.MMU the court bouse were literally packed full .’..470,107.343 5.443.235.71$ a,9W « J9.an Totals... •3LBW.aO8.ST3 |45.799 500,500 Three figures are instructive. They show that tbe longer the administration lasts the wDrse it Is for the country. Where tbe loss was only 8500,000,000 last July, there j was nearly two billions of dollars loss In December, on increase of 400 per cent lu the work of Deatructiou within a ha^ year. Tbe shrinkage be­ tween the Christmas trade of 1893 and 1899, nearly two blilions of dollars, was a The be«t of medicines are n.,-t too good lor sick folks. of people who were eager, not only to get a glimpse of the prisoner. but also to hear something of the evidence against him for the awful crime. When the door opening Into tbe court room was unlocked a stream of people commenced to pour in and there was a scramble for sesta. In an incredi­ bly short time the seats and isles were full and In only a few momenta tbe large space between the seats and the railing around the bar was packed with people, and so dense did tbe jam become that tbe bar railing was broken down during tbe progress ot the examination and proceed­ It bad enough to be sick witho NO NEW EVIDENCE DEVELOPED clearings, as reported to Bradutreetta have Every effort is now being made, as It PTIONS Charged With the Mur­ der of his Cousin Le­ roy Rogers. POINT" running chances with second grade drugs. That's th»' reason we buy only the very highest quality of Everything, It’s a great satisfaction to us to know that every prescript on That’s just exactly what Archie McCoy has always got in the Furniture ancJCarpet business. He’s al ways looking for1 ‘Points’’ and he’s always finding ’em too. In fact he’s made a study of “points” in the Furni­ ture and Carpet business and baa got’em down fine. He knows what’s old and what’s new in the business, and that’s just why he keeps such a nice, bright, fresh new stock always on hand. You can al-» ways depend on what he tells you and when you buy of him you know that you’re not getting any old-style, shelf-worn goods, but something new. ' terrible Injury to the wholesale and retail business of the country. During tbe nine ings were delayed for a few momenta. months ot j the mismanagement of tbe Tbe prisoner was nervous when brought country's affairs, by this Free-Trade Ad­ Into the room and his eyes and actions be­ to do the needed work. Any antagonism of labor toward capital ministration tbe entire loss In the volume trayed suppressed excitement. ihat is employed in honest enterprise, of business, lat those cities only which re­ Every inch of the ground Is being hotly which affords an opportunity for. men to port their bank clearings, exceeded 88,­ contested between Uon. Jas. A. Sweety •are an honest living, is absolutely wrong. 350,000,000. Tbe "change” has cost almost Prosecuting Attorney and Hon. P. T. Any antagonism of capital toward the la­ one billion dollars per month at a few Colgrove, attorney for the defense. Both bor It employs, and which it needs, is also cities only. gentlemen are alert and the case is being absolutely wrong. There two units, ta­ contested on its merits. The first witness bor and capital, are so wrapped together, called for tbe prosecution was Coroner Church and Society. and so Involved with one another, that DR. WOODKAXSXK The Young People ot the Baptist they must work together, and In harmony, Church will give a "Cob-web” social Tues­ of this city and a shudder of horror ran in order to acquire mutual success. It h well to consider for a moment who day January 80th. at the residence of W. through tbe audience as he gave his testi­ mony, especially that part of it relating to I are the men (hat employ tbe capital and O. Lowden, 701 Hanover Street. the location and extent of the wounds. He ; own the mills, the mines or the farms. The regular monthly meeting of the They are men who have come here atMi Ladies Home Missionary Society will be said lu substance as follows. I was noti­ - worked bard at their callings, and wbo held in the parlors of the M. E. Church cn fied of tbe murder Sunday p. m. Jan. 7th. hare by their energy and perseverance Wednesday of next week at 2 oclock fi.\m. aud left for the scene as soon as possible, pushed ahead of others. They have ac­ reaching there about six o'clock. There' There will be an old fashioned social were four bullets fired Into the victim, quired a position that thousands ot other held at tbe residence of D. A. Bowker in from a 32 calibre revolver, one bullet hard workers are to-day hoping to secure tbe 9nd. ward on Friday evening of this struck tbe 10th. rib, glanced and went for themselves in the future. If it be week, under the auspices of tbe Baptist through stomach and lodging in the wrong that these men have succeeded, Ladies Aid Society. A cordial Invitation Is Omentum—the fatty covering of the then it will be equally wrong for others expended to.all. stomach; this would have caused death to follow In their footsteps of success. TbeC. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. intimately, but might not and probably We believe that the employers of tabor Holloway. would not have caused Instant death. An­ in this country are not hard task masters. Quotation}), Name some Homan general. other ball was fired into head at base of A good employer does much for tbe wel­ Rome and the making of Modern Europe brain about two inches back of right ear; fare and comfort of his employee. There —Miss Ada Michael. did not dissect to see where the ball went; are thousands of men wbo can bear wit­ Rome an<^ Medieval Art -Miss Hagler. another bullet passed through the lower ness to acts et klndcss they have received Evbdt Dat th*i you fall to fy What is Biology ?—Mrs. II. Bailey portion of the left ear Into die head, but lake advautog* of' thta aato yo« from “the boss,’’ acta that have helped are loeing the golden opport an * Character sketch — Miss N. Jtalley. the big gash in the left side of the neck ity to make your dollar* worth them to secure their own homes, perhaps, program of the Crescent Literary Socobliterated all traces of it so that it is im­ or to improve their condition, with some . THE FURNITURE possible to tell where It lodged; another extra comfort In helping the men, they ieO’ for Jan. 3lst. 1894. Music. know they are acquiring their friendship, ball was fired In top of head and probably Roll call—Quotations from Whittier. lodged near base of brain. Besides tbeM» and a good employer is always aware that President's Address. there were four other wounds, throe of he will secure a greater Interest In his Essay — Ina Snyder. work If he extends the hand of kindness them at least probably being made with Vocal Soto—Fannie Stebbins. an ax. There was one contused wound to men working to-day where be worked Dialogue—Morris Wooten and others. a few years ago. high on tbe forehead that liad been made Oration—Walter Hayes. It Is not the employers of capital wbo with a club or some blunt instrument desire to injure labor. It is these men ’ Sermon—Maurice Grigsby. The scalp was discolored but lhe skin was AND Music. from village hamlets who have been In­ not broken. The wound Itself did not Recitation— Orpha Martin. trusted with the work of tearing down the bleed. Tbe effect of the wound probably Dialogue—Lla Hurd and others. Protection that the McKinley Act gave to would not cause death. It might render A Dream—Charles Lewlk. tabor; it 1$ their leaders In Congress, and ft man Insensible and it might not, and it Recitation—Helena Hanauer. at the bead of the Administration. These might knock a man down and It might not. Vocal Duet—Bertha Rider and Cura While the wound Itself did not bleed, the are the men wbo are enemies to bpth labor and capital, and with a crafty cunning Tomlinson. effect of tbe blow would no doubt have Recitation—Harry Kcnflcld. they attempt to make trouble between ta­ caused profuse bleeding at the nose and Critics Rqport. bor and eapUal. They are working for possibly of tbe ears. There was a wound Music. foreign Interests, but in order to succeed directly over the right eye made with they must first sever the bond that exists The Entertainment which has been in some blunt instrument; appeared as If here between labor and capital. Tbe du­ course of preparation by lhe Methodist made with corner of butt of an ax. The The years business of old 1893 has been ty of tbe hour is to strengthen that bond. Episcopal Sanday school will be given on whole right temporal bone waa loosened rounded up. profile figured and we think Tuesday evening of next week at tbe so that It could be moved with the fingers, we now stand at the gate of one nf the ehureh beginning at 7:30 o’clock. Tbe and tbe skull was smashed in. There most prosperous years the country has Who Did It? entertainment will consist of a description was another wound on back of neck made ever known. The men who rallied against with the blade of an ax. It was about Either a fraud or a glaring error was by recitations and songs together with the tbe McKinley bill and wbo croaked like so discovered at .Lansing last week by Gov. use of a targe map, of tbe preparatory two inches deep; did not sever carotid ar­ many ravens haven taken back seats, and period and first year of tbe 1 ministry of tery . This wound might not have caused Rich, whereby returns were either altered like a prlre fighter who has come up or became woefully mixed on the salaries Christ. Price ot admission ten cents for deatli. There was a large gaping wound round after round and bad the wind on left side of neck evidently made with amendments voted on at lhe last .Spring’s adults, five rents for children under twelve knocked out of bim are fain to use tbe •lection. The error, if error It was. was years. Proceeds for the benefit ot the blade of an ax; it. was under left ear: sev­ little breath left In their bodies in dla* Sanday School, which solicits yoar attendered If ft Jaw bone, revered the Atlaa of discovered only-by the merest chance. A cussing and forecasting the situation. the spinal column leaving the base of the friend called on the Gov. to see some re­ While we bavent the time or space t o brain bare, and lhe blade of the ax went The UxaUnxa city W. a T. Union will turns; they could .not be found,' and It was argue this question we will simply say This tut learned that they had been burrowed by meet at Mm X. Bailey on Tueeday the into tbo roof of the mouth. everything will come out all right but the the state deparunent. A message was ftotb. at 3:30. Aa It la tbe annul meeting wound must have been made while the breath of tbe croaker. Tbe sent but word was returned that they all membera are reqnealed lo be present. body was in a reclining position We desire at this the commencement of blood spurted from this wound several could not be found;, a few days later anThe aeaalon and ladies of lhe Presby­ tbe new year to call tbe attention of our feet, and a large pool of blood waa made •otner demand was made and the Gov. wss terian church will bare a donation for lhe customers to our system of doing boaineaa informed that lhe returns must have been benefit ot their Pastor and family al tbe on the floor. Some time after death had which brings 8 and cents to our customers lost when Secretary Jochln s office was parsonage on Taeeday ereniag Feb. 6lh. ensued tbe body had been drawn forward as all are aware that a asvlng of 10, 90 or tenovated a few weeks before. Gov. Rich from T until IE A eordlal Invitation Is a couple of feet as the head and arms had 25 per cent lu tbe purchase of goods means been drawn along on the floor and Informed the State department that tbe extended to all Ihelr friend,. that much saving to their living Each through the clots of blood. Think that tbe files In tbe Executive department must be consecutive panic that has swept oyer tbe Rev. A. H Mather D. D. of Fenwn will made complete and a -eopy” of returns preach at the Baptist ehnreb next Sabbath Mg gash was made by the last blow country daring tbe last century has (al­ struck. After that blow blood would though canal ug serious Inconvenience morning and address tbe yonng people la eease to flow aa soon as It could run from later, and It wa> only wUen Um exeeu'Jee'e the evening. during its stay) been the means of placing oleeltaDd private aeerMary bad carefully Mm Lucy Thurman of Jackson, a lent after two or three mlantn. TMnk our financial Industries on an improved exataiaed it, upon reqneet aCX$« Governor, colored lady and one who is richly en- that U>e foor lait deeerlbed wound, wen and more solid basis. that the dlecrepancy waa Bated. Your credit (which is your capital) jfn After aprisg election It waa announced must save and by buying for cash ns muX lad yreu Haese; of epeeeh. will near whieh waa covered with blood. It as possible will enable you Ln a few short waa WooeM that nteht that death Jan. SOlh. al T:M p. n. Preabyterlaa oaaaed by*x WottA. tbe four platol montta to shun tbe yoke of King Credit eboreb. Free to all no one aboeld mlaa wonodr and B<e<atoart an the back of majority It. made by others. We are in a position te thia rtah tread. ' know whereof we speak and think you "JoMa leearlot" la the aubjeet next mtM join with m. Sunday morning at the PreobyUrian we send out is just as gout as good drugs will make it. you couldn’t get it any better. W. tl.QOODTEAR Modern Druggist and Book Seller. we’re Loaded With nice things for New year this year and we invite you in to look at them. If you are in doubt as to what to get just step in and see us. We can suit you. WHAT SI WILL-DO. ^ To be short it will buy $2 worth of goods at hie place now. He has 100 dressers that he has always sold for from $14 to $20. You can now take your choice for $10. They in­ clude ail styles of finish, such as antique, 16 century mahogany and walnut They’re all new, bright fresh goods and just set with the latest improved German Plate Glass. The people are appreciating now what an exceptionally low price this is and are taking advantage of the offer. If you need a dresser now is the time to get one. Don’t wait ’till they are nearly all sold, but come while you can make selections from many styles. /A No m after what you paid for it —At any rate try some of our Now Moon Tea and you will always have reason to rejoice over the Christmas of 1893. Candies Fruits, Nuts, etc. Try our groceries and canned goods. ^/f |V| /-% f 11 ArI j• & CARPET MAN. 5. E. PHILLIPS. A table full of ODDS and ENDS of DOINGS Crockery Glassware! 2 A’OTICE ORIGINAL GOST Our stock of Fresh Fruits, Dried Fruita. Canned Fruita, and Vegetables was never more com­ plete or cheaper. We will give some bargains in . . ; , STAND: LAMPS ' For 30 Daus. I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some priofe. Now is your time to get goods for .................. a little money.. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. ' Frank Mins Jefferson St Furniture Store. Hams & VanArman WANTED SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logo. church. will be M I* Mia On MeCllatoek. All didn’t raub vntll about e p. ». P«w Smite. I also do CUSTOM SAWING .nyone having large logs that they call and see ine. I will buy timber �Hastings Banner. Thuradiv, Jun. 25, 1894 TAKE NOTICE 1 Cheap drage, like cheap in­ surance. are dear at any price. We will fill your pre­ scriptions with pure drugs and chemicals, by an ex­ perienced man used to filling prescriptions Prescriptions filled exactly as written— nothing substituted, nothing left out, and we challenge any doctor to the contrary.. We not only buy the best drugs and chemicals, but we dispense them. When you. have a prescription to be filled give us a trial, and if it is not filled to the satisfaction of both yourself and tlfe doctor we will refund your money. We can and will ™ save you money on each pre­ scription. We want your trade and are anxious to do business with you. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. • J; 4 is1:; ij O1! ill* PERSONAL MENTION. Busby Bros, have Just finished the in­ terior desoratlon of their tonsonhl parlors on dark nights, is the electric light that W. R. Cook waa in Grand Rapids Satur­ Ed Schuman has placed In front of_Mt and now can boast of as fine a shop as any meat market on Jegereon gtrcct- (td does city iu tbe state of this sire. These gentle­ day. men are always alive to the wants of their Charles Barlow was in the city this "this not only as an accommodation for ail' customers and are decidedly in It when it who pass xhat way but aleo as a testimon­ comes to running a first class shop. Dr. J. C. Andrus spent Sunday In Battle ial of his appreciation of the very large patronage he Is receiving. He keeps the The Eastern Star Chapter will give an Creek. choicest meats that money cam buy, and entertainment Thursday evening, Feb. P. A. Sheldon was In Alto this week on hte small expenses and quick sales enable 8th.. commencing at 7.80. It will be of a business. » him to sell at lowest prices. Give him a farcical nature, being a mock imitation. V. R. Furntes of Xashvilllo was in Ithe eall. Ten cents admission will be charged and .city Monday. if you want to enjoy a good hearty laugh Congressman Thomas has filed peti­ Ellsworth Barrult of Delton was in tbe and get rid of the bines, be sure and hear tions from thte village and other points In c Ity Tuesday. IL opposition to tbe free wool schedule. Mr. W. T. Brown of Chicago was in Ithe Thomas has a number of letters from We desire to say to all patrons that the city Tuesday. prominent Democrats who state that it is Delton Roller Mill is running and will in Mrs. IL G. Hale, of Nashville, was huinilating to them to be obliged- to call be kept running, despite reports to the the city Friday. upon a Republican representative to save contrary. We are here for business and L. W. Felgbner, ot Woodland, was io them from the follies aud errors of their we .propose lo do business. We thank our own party, but that wool and iron schedules patrons for their trade and we cordially the city Friday. invite new patronage. . We propose to do A. H. B. Ellis of Grand Rapids, Is In which are prepared In the Wilson bill will cause ruin and desolation throughout the good work; to pay the highest possible tbe city to •day. prices for everything and treat one and all alike. Give us a call. Yours for Business, Dodds & Hartman. Delton. Mich. The principal in ()ne of the Muskegon city schools noticed that the moral tone of the school was degenerating and that discipline was being disregarded more and more, and be finally discovered that twen­ ty-eight of tbe boys under 16 years of age were habitual cigarette fiends. A grocer has a small store near the school and a part of his outfit is a wheel of fortune, on which the little fellows deposit a penny and If unlucky enough win a cigarette. It is understood a criminal case against the grocer will be pushed with the utmost vigor. We wish a few cases might be Wm. Buell, Wm. Fuller and Dr. Beaver pushed with vigor iu this city against dealers who are selling cigarettes to young of Nashville, attended the funeral of F. boys. A few such cases as an example G. Goodyear. would be all that was necessary to lessen T. Diamond attended the funeral of this practice. bis grandfather, J. D. Diamond, at Ann We have received letters from several Arbor Tuesday who died there at tbe ad­ subscribers lately in regard to why they vanced age of ninety years. LOCAL NEWS. thing is wrong. Every subscription for Inter Ocean, New York and Detroit Tri­ bunes has been sent out by ns up to and including Monday Jan. 22nd. We also sent in large lists Jan. 6th and Dec. 25th. Hereafter. changed tor advertisements j ■last. If any have subscribed previous to njiwi reach this office Tuesdays at latest to j J_j. Insure insertion Id the issue of the week • J an‘ 22nd. and do not get their papers I next week, they may know that there is when brought. CIK^MLrtTION This week, 110 quirei. Don’t forget the concert at the Presby­ terian church to night. Photographic Views of the World. Read elsewhere how to get them. Be R’tre and hear Miss Hughes to night at the Presbyterian church. Orders are coming in quite briskly at the Table factory now-a-days. Rooms over store lo rent. O. D. Spaulding. Odd eiothlng aud shoes at any price. O. D. Spaulding. The concert at the Presbyterian church to night will surely call out a crowded bouse. COOK BROS. Crockery is way down in price W. Soule and Son’s , one door east of Phillip's Grocery. We take great pleasure in announcing to our readers and . friends that we have made arrangements with tbe publishers Don’t ever buy anything in the line of ••Photographic Tour of the World", to of gloves, hosiery and underwear without supply this celebrated work in weekly going to Russell’s. parts to our subscribers at the verv low Seven tramps were run in by Marshall price of ten cents per number when ac­ Miller Saturday night and passed Sunday companied by a coupon which will be pnlillsed in thia paper next week. It ,4*111 itb Sheriff McKevitt be issued lu 16 consecutive weekly parts The stock and fixtures of tbe South side • each part containing 16 Photographic Bakery will be sold at public auction next i Views and Historical description taken Saturday, commencing at 10 a. m. from all over the world. Tbe size of each The lecture in the Episcopal parish book is 10x12 inches, printed on the best house Tuesday evening was a rare treat of book paper and from half-tone plates Everyone should have listened to it. which bring out beauty and expression I am prepared to do all kinds of baking, even better than’ the photographs them­ both yeast and salt rising bread, at rea­ selves. All that is most desirable from sonable prices. Mrs. G. L. Heath. the World’s fair, such as the court of Hon­ W. W. Logan, who ha§ been breaking and handling colts In tbe south part of the county and at Bedford, for fourteen years, has moved to tbe city and rented tbe Bechtel barn on N. Jefferson street and is prepared to handle colts or vicious horses. Mr. IvOgau guarantees satisfaction and wllljgive the best of references, among them being a good one from Messer Bros. A Reynolds. Joel Cfemens has platted and is selling lots on the shore of Gun Lake for sum­ mer resort cottages in expectation of the new railroad which will connect Grand Rapids and Battle Creek via tbe chain ot lakes. The latest survey strikes Street­ er’s Landing and crosses the lake from there to lhe point of land south which will out the eastern part off by the bridge. This would prevent tbe steamers running on that part of the lake but there is little objection to It as they seldom dis­ turb the waters in that location.—Middle­ ville Sun. Remember the only place in Hastings or, tbe fountain, Manufacturers building, that you can buy Her Majesty Corset, the exterior and interior, scenes from Midway very beat in tbe market, te at Russell's. etc. are shown. Just now great interest We have heard of a man with a soul so Barry G. Hale for seventeen years a attaches to tbe Hawaiian islands. Book small as to rattle if put In a hickory nut druggist at Nashville has sold his stock to 8 will be devoted exclusively to the scenes shell. W: have a person In our city Da. Ball of that place. Hte plans for tbe from tbe Hawaiian island?, showing who can claim honors with the above. Tbe “Queen Lil’s” residence, the residence of Presbyterians have a large wooden box in future are as yet undecided. A few ladies and childrens furs that the American Minister, tbe beautiful which birthday offerings are kept and It Is will be sold cheap from 50c np. Also scene of lava which flowed from the vol­ opened onee a year and the money ac­ fascinators and lee wool shawls for leu cano on the island*. only three or four cumulated used for Missionary purposes. years ago we belief together with many*1'it has always been, left in tbe church. than wholesale prices at Russell's. other sights aud scenes there. Those wbo> WhUaSimiug it last Sunday Maurice Get one of those lamp chimneys at have never seen er read of these Islands i Grigsby noticed it was extremely light Soul’s Bazaar store made especially to will certainly be surprised at their natural and the money dideut Jingle as usual Oh beat curling Irons. They guarantee them beauty, as well aa the degree of culture unscrewing the cover and looking In there not to break nor blacken the iron. ibat must exist in certain portions at least, were only eight lonely pennies. While tbe Tbe February Forum will contain a judging from architectural beauty of some exact amount contained in the box was sharp Protectionist criticism of tbe Wilson of tbe residences. As we said before not known it was estimated there was BUI bv Mr. Albert Clarke, Secretary of there will be 16 parte or books, each book something over ten dollars taken by the the Home Market Club of Boston. He being 10x12 containing 16 beautifnl views one wbo broke in tbe box. Tbe person calls it “The Wilson Tariff for a Deficit making 256 views id all. They will make wbo would eater a bouse consecrated to a colloctlou that will not only ornament Gods uae and do this despicable net most Only." a lady was beard to remark lhe other the home but will be very instructive ax be totally devoid of honor and canscknce day that she bad to go home and tew on a wei>. Ten cents and a Bannkb eonpon aud lacking in al! moral qualities. A Democrat badge for her husband. On be­ each week will secure yon a collection of suspicion is entertained as to tbe guilty ing asked what the badge waa, a be re­ views that you wouldn’t part with for a party and if any proof could be brought to plied: “A patch on tbe seat of bls pants. >mde lo feel IM ifnc-mley of lhe let be Inepeclion of ell wbo deefre lo eee It MuerUtg* Umhmm. Chas T. Glilaapb.-Shultz. Addie RoMiwoa. Hiefcary Corners. Edward D Silcox, Ornnvevllie. Amy L. smltb,.Orangeville. Holder Chase. Hope. Mscgle Dlnw<<! lit. Vrantfr’dir. ■ JlbtoMdy Pure A cre»m of t»rrtr baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powdbk Co., Wall St., N. Y. HE above is an exact reproduction of the present condition of a man who DIDN’T READ THE PAPERS. Before reti ing at a hotel in neighboring city he ‘ ‘Blew out the gas.” His funeral was held a few days later. Had this unfortu­ nate man kept posted by reading the papers he would be numbered among the living to-day, and enjoying the blessings of plenty, instead of leaving a destitute family because he would have kept track of the market reports, besides learning from papers that it would be sure death to blow out the gas be­ fore retiring. In this connection we desire to call yonr atten­ tion to our clubbing rates. We are offering Any mechanic desiring to subscribe for the Architects and Builders Edition of tbe Scientific American will do well to call at this office. Jesse Hart of Charlotte committed sui­ cide Sunday morning by hanging himself them right. In writing us. always give in the woodshed. He was one of tbe earli­ the date when you subscribed, or as near est settlers of Eaton eounty. Ill health as possible. This will greatly assist us was tbe cause ot the act in looking it up. if any happen to get For the benefit of such persons as are two papers and want one of them stopped busy all day, we will keep our boot and as may happen in case of renewals, drop shoe repairing department open evenings. a postal to that paper, tell them that you Call and see u*. Satisfaction always want one of your papers stopped, and guaranteed at the Little Red Front Shoe give them (be date that you paid us Store. Woolley A Bronson. as near as possible, and they can Are your horses, cattle, sheep or hogs i look 11 UP- Suc,‘ erro™ are not ours but thelrs. Also if you want such papers to run down or out of sorts in any way? If change your post office address write them so feed them on Ru-Ga foud and they will and not us, as we do not have their lists. be healthy and Cholera can not get a foot Such mistakes as the above seldom occur, bold. Excellent for poultry also. Call at but they are liable to occur as are mis­ S. E. Phillips and get a sample package takes of every nature and we deemed it for 25 cents. Large package 75. wise to give a full explanation. Veryjruly yours, true It should be investigated by the Gov­ Interest paid on time ernor and find out, if passible, if any of the money sent In there has been used for This will not ■ffv.-t paying whiskey bills.—Portland Observer. drawing four per cent Hastings City Bank. For tbe past weeks we have furnished mature. Hastings National Bank. an unusually large amount of reading for “He Rlew Out The Gas Ladles ean always find the latest novel­ ties In dress goods aud trimmings at Rus­ sel’s. ’ some mistake and we will be glad to make Views Of the World Photographed. Read elsewhere. showed him hte order book In which were orders for SI,800 worth of whiskey which he bad just Mid at Ironwood, and co tbe same trip bad coUaeted* 01,800. If thte tf the Banner, m much in fact as to delay our going to press at the usual hour. A glance through our columns this week will reveal a large amount of reading matter, and In order to get to press we have had to leave out some of our county corres­ pondence. We dislike to do thte very much but necessity makes it Imperative. We appreciate the efforts of our corres­ pondents; we like to bear from them every state of Michigan.—Allegan Journal. Minor Layton was in the city the latter week and always give their letters space With the---------expiration of part of the week. ------------.. ....tbe patents onwhen possible. If any of our correspondHomer Green, ot Charlotte, was In the telephone, on Jan.'30, telephones will ■ cuts are out of stationery we will be be placed on the market for anybody to pleased to send them a new supply If they the city Tuesday. buy who wants them. Chicago and New ' will so notify ns. p/^fr. and Mrs. Danilel Striker are. in York capitalists have been prep wing on Saginaw this week. Social Doings. an extensive scale to go Into the business Miss Carrie Christle.is visiting her par­ and will have the apparatus all ready for ^dx. and Mrs. Julius Russell enter­ ents In tbe city at present. lhe market as soon as the patents expire. talned about fifty friends Saturday evenMrs. Clement Smith was in Charlotte For 830 or 840 all the necessary apparatus ing from six to eleven with pedro. Mr. Thursday with Judge Smith. for both ends of the wire can be purchased and Mrs. Russell always entertain in a Mrs. G. F. Chidester and Mrs. W. R. and in a measure tbe telephone will cease charming manner and this company was Cook went to Grand Rapids to-day. to be a luxury. It te probable that many no exception to the rule. Mrs. John j/tir. aud Mrs. Will Hay, of Allegan, small towns and neighborhoods will be Pendergast and D. W. Reynolds received equipped and tbat In many factories every prices, have been visiting friends in the city. department will be thus connected with Miss Mena Mudge, of Hastings, is visit­ Invitations were issued by Mr. and Mrs. the main office. ing her sister, Mrs. B. McKelvey.—lAke James Wilkins for a large pedro party at Odessa Wave. have - not gotten their Chicago Inter Miss Maggie Parkhurst, and Amelia Oceans, Detroit Tribunes or New York Goodyear of Coldwater were in the city to Tribunes. In reply to such we will say attend the funeral of F. G. Goodyear that in order to furnish the extremely low Little Amelia is a daughter of the deceas­ clubbing rates that we do with these ed, and makes her home with her aunt in papers we have to economise in every way Coldwater. possible. As it would cost us about as much to buy a draft, and about as much A Que line of table linens napkins and trouble to write a letter, for one name as towels at Russell's. It would for 50 we wait until we get a Cloaks, shawls and furs M to off. good big list, which generally takes two . O. J). Spaulding. or three weeks. So if you don’t get any If you want any thing that you can’t of the above papers a week or two weeks after you subscribe, don’t think that some­ find anywhere else call at Soule’s Bazaar. •fl*1 Eagle reporter one day last week that wblN he WM ,t Mtekk>» Ctly • tra.el- TO BARRY COUNTY READERS The Hastings Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, two papers one year for fl.00. The Hastings Banner and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the papers one year for 11.00. The Hastings Banner and New York Weekly Tribune the papers one year for $1.00. Any three of the above papers for $1.50. All four of them $1.75. the two two for TO READERS OUTSIDE OF BARRY COUNTY Any two for $1.25; for $1.75; all four for $2.00. .We _______ __ , any . three __________ cannot tell how long this offer will be open. Sample copies may be seen at the Banner office The Road To Ruin I Often With Vanity MANY a woman •” has busted her husband up in busi­ ness trying to dress better than her neighbor THERE are many men ■ who spend more than they can afford for clothes. If they’re not made by a high priced tailor they think life’s not worth liv­ ing, that’s all bosh. We are trying to find some man who can tell the dif fefence between our ready to-don fine suits and a made-to-order suit. ' man has not been in �•boald rendenron* »t Pbrta* Town, trrmlnu. of the Adelaide rt»» where Mre. Allaire waa to join It a w. September. Several pteaaant inter­ views took place between the governor general and Mrs. Allaire. Tha former thought himself in duty bound to set fully forth to that lady tbe daggers, the difficulties and eve n lhe alight hope of success awaiting such an expedition m the one she was about to set on foot, and which to make suc­ cessful sho had already scattered her money with a lavish hand. Everything was to be done to gain and preserve the good will of the savages through whose domain they were to pass. Valuable presents were to be be­ stowed upon the chiefs and their head end!” CHAPTER XX With a heart almoet oppreaaed try the Joy that had comt upon It ao unexpect­ edly. Mrs. Allaire, with Godfrey by her aide, took her seat la aepedul train that her arrival was now impatiently awaited by Tom Marks and Zach French. She was also accompanied by Overawed by the stern look and . an intelligent half-breed woman, Har­ wriukled brow of the seaman who | „yoa WaIler b dead?" cried Mr*, riett by name, herself a child of the stood with twitching hand and trem- j Anain, starting forward with a wild, wilderness, strong, fearless and a skillful bling Hps following wery changing jeflant jn |ier eyes. “How do you men. rider, who was to perform the duties of “I shall hesitate at nothing, your ex­ phase of this strange and moving . caQ tis own cellency, I shall shrink from no sacri­ serving woman to the captain's wife. Molly <ln.-« her^'.l In .nd , kn(,„1Mlct.?.. The train made few stops, only such tn fice,” exclaimed Mrs. Allaire. “What showed u calmer exterior. | I, madam." your intrepid pathfinders accomplished fact as became necessary to renew the "My lad," she asked almost in a • ..Von j” ’ You?" whisper, “what is your nameT* | madam, Llateni Eight days in the intereat of civilization and science supplies of wood and water. After “Why, I’ve told you. lady. Godfrey. , terrible accident the body of I shall do to rescue my husband who leaving Adelaide the first halt was made at Qawler, which was . reached after "No,’no, your full name—the .k- name infant was washed up on the beach today is the. sole survivor of the crew of the Dreadnaught. Since the day he several hours run through a district of your family?" ' at I’cmt Loma. I—I—found it and broken by deep gorges and narrow val­ sailed from San Diego with all the • I havtf no other name, madam." naslen eu u> .uivru. — hastened to inform Mr. Hollister. He ••Hut your parents— who were they? | j^ognijud UtUe Walt, whom he caused world against mo 1 have persisted in leys, varied at times by interminable for­ ests of the eucalyptus. As the farms and my belief that he was alive. Now wo "I don’t know, dear lady, 1 can t resecretly buried in the cemetery of . member them. I can only remember g&n Djcg,o were tjj0 oniy mourn- know that he is. Now all that is needed* settlements were left far behind and the country began to take on that wild to reach him and take him from the my nurse and I wouldn't be able to do . ones to strew flowers upon that only she was so black, oh, an I . XJ hands of his savage capton is devotion and desolate aspect so characteristic of many portions of the Australian conti­ black, and her teeth were so big and “Walt, my little Walt, buried in the to the noble task we have set oursevea. nent. Mrs. Allaire’s eyes gradually filled white and sharp \ es. I' remember ’ cemetery," sobbed Molly, piteously, Our motto is: ‘No Step Backward,’ and with God's help we shall bring Capt. with that deep earnest look which had herl" "and none ever told me of IL" been peculiar to them for many yearn “But who took you to the Waller "No, madam,” said Zach, solemnly, John Allaire home with us." ! She was about tc put forth tbe strength home?" The moment that stern but honest i "for the time being you were out of of her wonderful will power for ths "1 can't tell you, dear lady, I only can t your mind. When, four years after, you keeper was; away from Molly’s side her remember being there when I was a recovered your reason, we dared not. thoughts reverted to the sailor lad who last time. If she failed now, it would little toddler. I think I was the small­ Mr. Hollister dared not tell you of it; bad taken such a strong hold of her be necessary to bow to the decrees of est one of your family, mother.'" he was afraid to tear open your lieart. She had been careful not to heaven and give over a search which, As this word again fell from God­ wounded heart, and Dr. Bromley agreed breathe to Zach the fact of her failure while it had until now commanded the frey's lips, Molly lost all control over with him that it might be dangerous, to open the package delivered to her by admiration of the world, would, if herself. Her bosom heaved convulsive­ that once you had knelt by that Httle the old seaman, or to confess to him her pushed any further, be In the judgment ly her breath came and went in sob­ grave you would hover over it day by lack of courage to do so. Why should of her fellow creatures either the wild like catches. She turned, and throw­ day, and your mind would gradually she long to ring the death knell to the whim of an eccentric mind or the fool­ ing both her arms around the sailor give way, until a settled and incurable first happiness that had come to her ish purpose of a disordered intellect lad's neck, drew his head with a wild melancholy had fastened itself upon after so many years of sorrow? Of one From the windows of her railway car­ and impassioned outburst of feeling you. We did what we thought was the thing she was thoroughly convinced, riage the captain's wife, with that calm close and tight against her bosom. beat, dear lady. God help you, but be however: No matter to whom the boy certainty and placid satisfaction of one For a fe-v seconds there was a deep strong, make up your mind that your belonged, he waa no ordinary child; his journeying to meet a beloved relative voyage. Addreis all orders to and painfu silence, broken only by child is dead; that this sailor lad has innate grace and gentleness, his in­ returning from a distant the sound of Molly's breathing, then only the right which hundreds of other stinctive refinement, proved thia, to say •, whiled away the long hours by examin­ with little joyful cries mingled with chiidren have to call you mother." nothing of his handsome, high-bred ing the strange land through which she ' ill-suppressed sobs, that mother’s Molly sank with a long, deep, pitiful features and honest, wide-opened eyes. waa being transported at almost light­ heart emptied out its long pent up groan upon the sofa. She hid her face Molly wis firmly resolved not to give ning speed. This was that Australia which had grief in a shower of kisses and ca­ in her hands—she seemed to be praying. him up. What sunshine and joy would resses, which Godfrey was neither loath Zach dashed a tear off his rough check, IfcTrot bring to their home whan once been so justly called the "Land of Par­ nor slow to return. Zach looked on and stood waiting for her to speak. ta^ full gentleness and nobility* of his adoxes,’' the center of which was one with wide-opened eyes and parted With a suddenness that startled him, character had been brought out by tbeir vast basin below the ocean level, whose lips, seemingly paralyzed by what was Molly sprang up. love and watchful care? How could streams bursting up through the sandy being enacted before him. "What! Can it be,” she moaned, "that John help loving such a (rank, mamlj plains were gradually absorbed before "Oh, the poor woman! the poor wom­ you, that Andrew Hollister were hard, sailor lad? Yes, Godfrey would take reaching the sea—a land in which tbe an!” he groaned. "What will become were cruel enough to lay that little Walter's place in that father’s heart, he air, like the soil, is lacking in humidity, of her!” loved body away In the cold, damp would help John to bear the awful loss in which the strangest of earthly an­ Suddenly Molly, with on almost su­ earth without taking from it any bit of which awaited him on his return home imals ure found, and in which savage perhuman effort, drew herself to­ tribes, pure nomads, furnish types of ribbon, any shred of his dress, and of to San Diego. gether and succeeded in checking this his tiny shoes—to hand to me some day Molly's mind was fully made up. In the lowest degree of human intelligence. outburst of feeling. Then with her Away to the north and to the west when I should be well and strong spite of the scowl which she knew.oQly arm wound affectionately around God­ again?" too well would wrinkle the brow of stretched those interminable deserts of frey's neck, she led him'to the door, “Yes, dear lady, I did even better honest Zach French when he heard of Alcxanlra Land and western Australia, kissed him, and said: I than that,” exclaimed Zach, almost joy­ it, she was resolved to adopt Godfrey os the very center of which .the expedition “Go, my door child, go. I need to be I fully, “I cut from his little head a clus­ her son, aa John's and her son, educate was intended to pierce in search of the be alone. I'll see you again soon— ter of his silken curls.” him as such and surround him with all sole survivor of the wreck, of the Dread­ "And-'you have them, Zach?” almost the luxury and refinement which her naught What would there be to guide The lad turned, and fixing his large shrieked Molly, springing forward. great wealth justified. When evening these intrepid searchers when once the dark eyes inquiringly upon the beauti­ ‘lYes, yes, madam, here, on my heart, came she snt down and wrote a few outer line of hamlet and isolated ranch ful face halted for an instant, then where I've carried them many a long lines to the captAia of the Brisbane re­ had becu passed and nothing remained passed out of sight. Zach made a move­ questing him to send the sailor lad to but the vague indications obtained al ment as if to follow Godfrey, but Molly, Zach unbuttoned his jacket and drew her In the morning. Summoning a Harry Shelton's death-bed? In her in­ who was still a prey to the wildest emo­ forth a large envelope of strong paper, servant she placed the letter in his hand terview with the governor general Mrs. tion, made a sudden gesture which soiled and blackened by its long and and directed him to take it at once to Allaire had been called upon to answer caused him to close the door again. rough passage on this honest breast, the captain's hotel The man turned this supposition, to wit: How was it pos­ Catarrh Attacks All Mucous Membranes.. It Affects the Ears, Eyes, Nose, "Don’t go. Zach." and, placing it in Molly's hand, turned away and had reached the street d<»or sible that Capt John, during the nine Throat, Bronchial Tubes, Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Blad­ ‘ "Madam, madam," urged French, and hurried out of the stateroom, | when he was accosted by ______ tail„yoalh long years .that he had been held u pris­ der—The Whole Mucous Tract—The Many Ills That I “calm yourself, for Heaven’s sake: your When the door closed, Molly threw her- [ dressed in the picturesquea costume of oner by these savages, had never found • ■ UVrt me UV71 VkVOVU, JtUUJ lUIVW urr- , health will suffer; you’ll not be in a Are Due to Its Far Reaching influence. self on her knees in front of the sofa the Australian trapper, a corduroy an opportunity to r-ike his escape? condition to superintend the vast details of the expedition which you ore to set with this priceless packet clasped smock frock belted at the waist, trunks Mrs. Allaire's c.nswer had been specific against her bosom. Her hand seized of tbe same material, leather leggins and to the point. According lo the Many people labor under the mistaken Ide* that catarrh means simply a discliarge irom on foot upon your arrival in Adelaide. I the stout twine, when a mysterious and a broad-brimmed felt hat turned testimony of Shelton, during all this the nostrils, with a hawking and spitting of mucous; but to tbe observing physician implore yon be calm, be strong.” "Zach, Zach," she burst out, paying prompting caused her to hesitate. She gracefully up on one side. A rifle was loqg term of years.’but one single oppor­ wbo makes a spclalty of tbe disease, tbe word catarrh means much more. Experience no heed to the man’s words. "Zach, bowed her head until it rested full upon slung across his shoulder and a revolver tunity of escape had presented itself to hts taught him that catarrh is by do means confined to the head alone, but that the this child was raised in the Walter the packet and there she remained, mo­ and hunting knife suspended from his the captain and Lis mute—an oppor­ entire system is frequently affected by It. Thus we have— Catarrh of the nose, causing frontal headaches (more commonly known as .neu­ home. He was born in San Diego; he tionless, for nearly an hour In deep and belt He rather timidly asked to see tunity which Allaire had not been able ralgia.) a sense of dullness or drowsiness, dizziness, confusion of thoughts, etc. is fourteen or fifteen years of age; in comforting prayer. When she arose, Mr*. Allaire, and the man thinking him to take advantage of. As to the other Catarrh of the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, causing sore throat, cough, argument tliat it was not lhe custom of features he bears a strong resemblance lhe tears had dried. She walked stead­ to be some member of the expedition _ with .. , a message from Farina Town. savage5 to respect lhe lives of their hoarsnew, or entire loss of voice, bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, etc. sent to John. He has that same open, manly ily across the stateroom, opened one ofo Catarrh of the stomach (more commonly called dyspepsia) causing Indigestion, the tranks and hid the package deep in ! where the leaders of the search party prisoners, the fact remained that they bearing, tliat strong love of the ocean, — —-------- — »—■ -J heartburn, water brash, nausea, fetid brekth, palpitation, or fluttering of the M-art, the bottom. 1, — - - engaged •uin completing • • had done so, as testified to by Harry were their final• lie must be a sailor's son, Zach. Oh, shortness of breath, etc. “No, ’ she said in a calm and resolute i preparations, at once conducted him to Shelton^ as his return alive irrefutably Zach, he is John’s son—he is mine. The Catarrh of tbe bladder with its long list nf symptoms, the inflammatory condition • i will not it now. r -* — 1 Molly’s-----------• he *------------- -her proved. , liesides there was a case ex­ . open r rooms. ■ As stepped• •into world thinks that the dark waters of voice. extending np tbe ureters to the kidneys, causing diabetes. Bright’s Disease, etc. dream for awhile, anyway, that I have presence, it required a second glance to actly in point, the case of the explorer the ba.v of San Diego swallowed up that Catarrh of tbe bowels, causing alternate diarrhoea and constipation, piles, etc. and pathfinder, William Classen, who In fact catarrh effects more or less all the mucous surfaces of the entire body, causing recognise the sailor lad, such n com­ dear little baby, but no, oh. no, no, he found my boy again!” had now been missing for thirty-five at times severe local neuralgic or rheumatic pains. So when Drs. Copeland and .Gra­ plete metamorphosis had his hunting was not drowned. God knows he was CHAPTER XIX costume effected in his appearance. He years and who was still believed to be ham are asked, (as they often are by patients) whether they treat other disease* not; some one rescued him—some lov­ held a prisoner by one of the tribes of well as catarrh they answer yes. seemed so much taller, so much older. ing hands reached out for him as he There was a gleam of hopefulness in The boy of fifteen hod suddenly become northern Australia. This was, in truth, went floating along on the bosom of Molly's dark eyes and a strange joy in exactly the case of Capt John, since, Because experience has taught them that nearly every case of chronic disease iu this a man. those dark waters; they didn't know her heart as she alighted from the car­ Molly stood, half dazed, with her outside of mere speculation, there was climate Is due to a general catarrhal condition of the system, and in treating this. I con- ’ whose child he was—how could they? riage which had taken her from the gaze riveted upon the handsome youth, the positive declaration of Harry Shel­ ditlon they cure the disease. They didn’t know what mother was wharf to her hotel in King William and such a tumultuous rush of thought ton. Other explorers, too, had failed to This method of treatment is peculiarly adapted to this class of aliments cf the en-" stretching out her pleading hands to make their way back after once plung­ ttre mucous tract of the body; as tt is both local and Internal; and each year’s e.\;p ■: iHeaven, but 1 was there all the time, street, Adelaide. It was the SCth day oppressed her mind aa to rob her for a of August, only one month since she ence and successful treatment only confirms theit claim that this Is tbe only true and ing into the depths of these vast wilder ­ mon^ent of the power of speech. God­ , my poor inind darkened and clouded had left San Francisco, but it almost frey took her silence to mean disap­ nesses, but there was do proof that t^ey rational mode of treatment In this they are borne out by hundreds of testimonials with not a faint glimmer of hope to seemed as if a year had rounded up proval, and stammered out: had been slain by the savages. save me from insanity. Oh, Zach, my Tk“nTndUEXAM?NATION^BER 1T 00875 YOU N0TH1NQ FOR CONSV LTA since leaving home, so many strange “Dear lady, don’t be angry with ma friend, my dear friend, I tell you this is CONTINUED NEXT WEEK faces had confronted her, so many I could not bear to let you go—alone—” my.^hild— this is my little Walter, my strange voices had sounded in her ears son. God has had mercy on mo at last. The stern- viaaged Zach was not stand­ ear*. When I caught cold I bad great dtdln;: —one almost from the other world, ty in breathing. I had a bad taste id my He has givin him back to me." ing there watching her; he waa not faint, hollow and indistinct, while month, my tongue was coated and my stomach Molly's voice died away. She could present to frown at what he deemed a PERSONAL PARTICULARS. another full of warmth, tenderness and not utter another word. Her transports deplorable weakness at such a time Mr. Wm. Wagner, formerly of HMttmp but choked her. pressed the very life out of buoyancy seemed always to have been when all her strength of mind and body Chlok Bradway, of Centreville, Cat, I waa hardly free from with her, so strangely familiar did it »ow.M ,n «>*’nnnt awnoe 7jr*nd her. She could only hold out her hands were needed to crown their labors with la only aeventeen years old, but aha he* ims any of tbe tImo. known mUlera in sound, such a fondness was there in its nprove with the first * toward the honest seaman, her stanch glorious triumph. No, she was alone improved her opportunities to the ex­ the city, came to Dre. Copt-land aud Graham WmiMBtjMMmf tutui aland loyal friend, as if imploring him to accents. Godfrey had not been near with the boy, who had in so mysterious tent of marrying twice and eloping mmAb* baa dlaaMNared. wm i Molly when She left the steamer, but IndeedlAcSahte dH- speak, to agree with her, to admit that a manner roused all the mother’s love, •even times. it must be so. that the proof was over­ she was quite certain that it waa stern crushed, suppressed, dormant for so Gaixn Clark ia the guardian of Yomyself as duty alone that kept him away from whelming. •emlte park, a white-bearded pioneer, that end of the steamer. Zach walked Zach stood for a moment in perfect her own tender, loving, impulsive self,, grixaly bear killer and innkeeper. ■ He be cured of this i by her side so like astern and Incorrupti ­ ■ilenca, his lips closed. His. eyes took and with a loudxry of joy she sprang baa just made his first visit to the out­ ble guardian that she only dared to give on a hard and unsympathetic look, his forward and caught Godfrey in her side world in- forty years. a timid glance about her. Still she whole face and being underwent a sud­ arms, and with tbe kisses she rained Drx’ wbo died recently at knew the sailor lad waa in safe hands den and complete change. He stood upon him came a hundred pet names Elberton, Ga., bequeathed all nf Mae*and deemed it best not to alarm the AIX PATIKNTa WILL BK TB«ATEO there like a man resolved to be honeat which she had not dared to utter in t*te to a negro family that had grown UNTIL CURKD FOB fe. FEB MOXTll honest Zach at that moment by any Zach's presence. And now, too, these THI1 INCLUDES CONSULTATION, E> up about him in his house. The estate A MIRATION. TBBATMBNT AND MBD almost man’s arms for the fim rim* la worth six hundred thousand dollars. matter how it might stab smother's waa awaiting her and It behooved her dared to clasp that form, so long be­ cum FOB ALL PATIENTS A«» FO* tender heart. He had listoed in silence ot the choicest articlra ta the io all abe had to say. Possibly he should to pre an earnest of her ability to face loved, nay. adored by tbe waif of the collection of the Ute F. L. Anei la and . accomplish It if the expected to Walter home. not have done so, possibly Ke should inspire others with her courage. -hat 1» U|d to be the l»r?e.t crystal have stopped Mollyak the outset. A “Mother, mother," pleaded Godfrey. Oar system of mall treatment by m«wjb «• known to exist. It is seven inches in rmptom blank, and oorrespcadcnce aHttle cruelty M first might have don ‘take me with •rfoct and effectual aa our odka work. The diameter, and Mr. Ames is believed to the government, thirty picked men, well prevented air thia. However, It was too you. I m Mg enough and old enough biusaiatlke aaanMl a monte eorees every have paid twenty-four thousand dol­ armed and well mounted, some of them Un^ladudlng medicines. Write for sytu; 1 'on bett«r lars for it half broods and speaking the dialect cf haahoulddo the natives, were.soon enrolled for the Tmc statement that Abraham Lintor yon, die tor yon it need be. Oh, let expedition. Mrs. Allaire contrasted to “ln waa a spiritaaUat and had a mepay them high wages with a bounty of aeveral hundred pounds upon their re­ ml Come with me, my darllne turn, no mutter what the outcome of MoU?berielt w£fc MtaUtar Robert T. DBS. COrKLAKD AJTD DBAJUM® ■re deeelThw your- the expedition might be. The men Joy Be ever by my aide. faet aa iota of truth in the story. ' Vllt would hare done were he an old and <experienced \ ~ ; BAST FULTON STREET you to me to of the provincial Ipolice. w,’? ,“°wl 9od h*U1 -1 TIieNfw York Weekly Tnbone ----- AND ONE YEAR FOR OHLY $1.10, CASH IN dbV/HKE. THE HASTINGS BANNER. RAVAGES OF CATARRH. CATARRH CAN BE CURED I S5.00 A MONTH Copeland Medical Institate. ... I2h French GRAND RAPIDS MICH. for his lioaten- iracuunKi: Cktrnt •e, cams Mrs. John * head as well as Md north of tbe Miaoui. �Huip, Iiliuut I tyiin TIME TABLE. SI 11 15 , •11 40, 11 0S 13 06 WMdbujJ LzMlnir... BUthtTw.,! Station*. SOUTH. Creesey Milo.... <X1ASTINGS Coats Grove. Woodland e wj Lansing Detroit Grand Rapids Traverse City ■flharievolx... Bay Vie •tttop.i on aixii&l only. Axrnli m.isi sigux rains at flag nations a* soon ax they vau b­ en. All trains will stop at Crooked latke Crowu • when they are flagged. Baggage mutt be at the depot al least S mln •ales before leaving'time of trains, sothat agent­ may have time to obeck II properly: nlLerwlsr p tnay not go forward until next train. tMtxea trains util be run at «lie couvenlmee of tbe companv, who reserve the right t<» Ching* 'tbe time of surh trains without notion. W. H. Dewing. Gen’I Manager. H. C. Pottbb. Gen l P. T. Art L. Sergeant. Supt, Michigan Central The Niagara Falla Route.” • Stations. Bastings ... Stations. H awing a.. C. B. OSSOBN, Ixwsl Agnot. j / Everywhere- Cotnpctcni ezte for »uch positions at the Grand Rapid* Husjseea College. Shorthand, and Normal School. Jfor CataloEUo, addreas A. 8- Pariah, Prupr. JAPANESE CURE A New an>l Complete Treatment, ron-utini of ftUPKJHlTOBIKff, Csj»«ul<* ot Oiutnmut raw) tw. Boxrw<i« Olutmcut. A never-failinic Cure for Pi:< ? of every nulura un i ot’-ee. IiTtnake* un opuruUo: with tbo knifo or injecuouecf curtuBa achl, which •re painful and reblotn a i>ertb*ucnt rare, ami often tOAlun,’ tn death, unuveewtary. Why endu-< this te’r.bl© disease? We runrantoo C boxes to euro nny oata. Yoa on'y r-»7 !■>Srachtjx received. H a »<n. 8 for 15. Sent by nac.1. Guarantee* b-«ucd I t < i;r agent*. CONSTIP AT I OH the ttrent LXVEB ant £ TOM AC II KKGULATOU an-. BLOOD PUBIMKIL R’na l, n 1) I aud plt*Nmt •< W. II. Goodyear. Sole Agent, Hastings. GOOD ADVICE. Every patriotic citizen should give his personal effort and influence *o increase the circulation of his home paper which teaches the American policy of Trotac­ tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect in every way possible. After the home paper is taken care of, why not' sub­ scribe for the American Economist, published by the American Protective Tariff League? One of its correspon­ dents says I “•No true American can get along without it, I consider it the greatest and truest political teacher in the United States.” Send postal card request fur free sample copy. Address Wilbur F.Wake­ man, General Secretary, 135 West 23d St., New York. Nerve Tonic j • far Bv.5*. wASHiNOTON-g state dinners. DON'T WANT BONUS. to Raise Revenue.' | A STRANGE CASE Grzod Rapids. XT)/ | Knight* of Labor Making War on Ing to an Ancient AnnalistCartisle's Plans. Washington's state dinners must havs been exceedingly solemn affairs if they were all like the description of the fol­ Mmiufn ot Importance Heine Con*idlowing, which is found in the ancient diary of Senator Maclay, one of the first cl tided — Information two representatives of the state of Penn­ Frocredinr*. sylvania hi the United States senate: WANT AN INJUNCTION. | “Thursday, .Aug. 27, 1780—A little INTERNA!. REVENUE BILL. THE SENATE. Philadelphia, Jan. 20.—The Knights Washington, Jan. 19.—The full text after 4 o’clock I called upon Mr. Bassett Washington, Jun. 17.—The Hawaiian controversy was again brought to the of the internal revende^bill, including of Delaware state, and we went to the of Labor after consultation among the preaiuruve lurnmuw. | officer* present at a meeting sent the ’s for dinner. . attention of the senate yesterday, and the important income tart feature, has president “The company were President and . following dispatch to J. E. Sovereign. there was a half-hour's spirited discus­ been agreed upon by the democratic I Mrs. Washington, Vice President and general master workman. Des Momea, sion between Senators Hoar. Gray and members of the ways and means com­ Mrs. Adams, Governor Mifflin aud his Daniel. The bill to repeal the federal mittee. •■Secure counsel and go before tbe The bill provides that the income tax wife, Mr. Jay and wife Mr Langdon EnUnited trr in­ election laws was considered. States supreme court immediately. Enter inWashington, Jan. IS.—After discus­ is to go into effect January 1, 1805, and and wife, £Ir. Dalton and a lady (per- junction proceedings sgslruit Carlisle, restrain­ sion of civil service reform until the that the first collection on incomes ia to han« his wife), Rawwtt, myself, Lee Lew- lug blm from tMvtnf nfty. millions ot bond*, ,■ The -----------interest* ot ,k tbe people, upon _k whom * ----------™ close of the morning hour the senate be mad, July t. 1HU. All cl.ue. ol In- to end ths pirsiilent'e two eecretarie.. the burden of *11 taxation to pay the 1b terra I .-The president end his wife Mt oppoyesterday resumed as "the unfinished comes ere included in the meexurc end | and principal of the Loads falls, re­ the uniform rate of J per cent, tex on tote each other in themiddleof theteble; How an Enemy was Foiled. business" the house bill to repeal the quire that you should tcmnedlitri/ lakp this , tw0 .sectaries, one at each end. It step against tbe secretary of tbe treasury, en­ federal election laws, and the debate lucomee orer *4.000 to fixed. join Lug blm from incurring any further debt M.ihsa .r ctaHla, th. Tea ' wm a great dinner and the bwt of the continued until the close of the legis­ while tbe resources of tbe government, if prop­ ' kind 1 “v“ "" “• T1“> room­ lative day. erly applied, are nuMt-eut to meet all lawful de­ is lhe method provided fur tbe levy Washington. Jan. If).—Senators Pef­ bill ' “ । was disagreeably warm. mands. Joan W. Hates, In a measure the dead f«»lln« that bad taken and collection of tuxes. It is made ob ­ fer (pop., Kan.) and Allen (pop.. Neb.) “First were .soup, fish, roasted and , jKwM-walon of them. 1" •“Litton. 1 bad a introduced resolutions in the senate ligatory on all persons receiving in­ i baked meats, gammon, fowl, etc. This Friday the following telegram was Nt range weakness tn my bark and a round my wa 1st; tojeethor with an indmeribabte gone dividual incomes of over $3,500 to make | was the dinner. The middle of tbe table received by Secretory Hayes: yesterday condemning the bond policy lint In m, a return to tbe local collector of mternal * 1 f.rH. "Des MoIKKS. I*., Jan. l9!—John \\ . Hsyrs, ■ b, of the administration. Senator Mor­ u Hsrreenlns paralysis, from wniror accorawas garnished in the usual tasty wsj, g .. N _{h Broad ite6ei; S5bSBjii6S j to jng 814 North street: Case snbmitted to their universal conclusion, there b* no revenue. These returns are gone over gan (dem.. Ala.) and Senator Daniel With small images, artificial flower*, etc. counsel. If ihureis reasonable (round on which rebrf. Once It fastens upon a pcr*o«.ttey .... w by th* revenue collector, and a tax list (dem., Va.) took occasion to express nay. It continual its tusialous progrCMi until Tbs dessert was fruit, apple pies, pud- : to force a stand!n< tn court injunction proceedtheir disapproval of the proposed bond j made up of those whose incomes ex­ it reschea a vita! point and the sufferer dies. ding, etc., then ice cream, jelly, etc., j »««■ wiU begin *t onoe. „ t mi-l> was my prospect. 1 hud been doctoring issue. Senator VesK(«lem.. Ma) spoke ^.K00°U h year and a half steadily, but with> no psrthen watermelons, muskmelons, apples. ! -General Maater Workman 83,500 in favor of repealing the election law. ' making a teiurn —of * -above k— *« j rab and i icixlar benefit, when I saw an adTertiscmenb peaches and nuts. | Mr. sovereic.’. Aeti«<>. J under 84,ono, but the committee deemed “It waa the most solemn dinner I was Dx> Moibbs, Im, Jan. General W*»B1K»TOS. ’.I»'n"’ l».-Very little it expedient to lea« thix m.rjrln at W^m.butTfewdiysbad projn-exs -.. as made in tba house yester- . !- ever at Not a health drank, scarce a Master Workman Sovereign of the cvmry bit irt that creepy feeling had left mo. and there has not been even the sltahtvutthat the returns might •lay with the itinrudment of the tariff order " * be sure to - word said until the cloth was tiken Knights of Labor, acting u poo the adindication of its return. I now frei away. Then the president filling a glass ] Tice of leaders of the order io different show all who are subject to the tax. bill. Several minor amendments were of wine, with great formality drank the < parts of the country and of Senator n w to.the m. >.w.-ov , wv... In case tt having an iucome of agreed moat .... important being v.,..v that health of every individual arojmd the j Allen (pop.. Neb.) will, within a few to increase the dntv on comleuMd milk • over <3,o00 faiia to make a return it be­ MUes’ ntlHdr revenue axsensor table. iuoie. Everybody r*verj ikxjj imitated uuttavcu him, uuu, changed c-uivu^ru ■ days, file with the clerk of tbe supreme to t wo cents a ponml. Almost the en- comc!l, lh» d“‘F of “so ■« re ’otiue MseMor a O-. ’’ ! court of the District of Columbia ’‘/ tire afternoon was spent discu-i&ing the ma~e inquiry as the amount oi the glasses, and outjh a buzz of 'Health,. air, by all ‘Health, madame,’ ‘Thank you, sir,* and a petition for od injunction restrainperson’s income. ,If this examination date upon which free wool uud lhe cor- Persons ‘ Thank you, madame, ’ I had never heard . ing Secretary Carlisle from making the responding reduction i»n woolen*should di*®’08®* that the income is above bid., on receipt . _ .. , . ** nnn th* In.wimn U unkloolo/lfr. It U tree from before. • proposed issue of government bonds. bottles for®, exp go into effect Ao couehlsipu was *4,000 the Income is subjected to twice ■ the ordinary tax under the law, and “The ladies sat a good while, and the , C. C. Cole, ex-chief justice of Iowa, fo 1 the party failing to make hia return is ; bottle passed about, but there w.ia a dead drawing up tbe petition, which will BaWashington, Jun. 18.—In Lhe house deemed guilty of a criminal offense ! silence almost. Mre. Washington at last *®rt that the act of January 14, 1875. yesterday Mr. Wilson’s amendment and is made subject to fine and impria- . withdrew with the ladies. I expected "* does not ‘ authorize " -1the — *-----issue -• for any ■ to the thriff bill fixing the date on than the redemption of , I the men would how begin, but the same other .purpose . . which free wool should go into effect j on men L About sa.oou rerai.i.* Affected. | rii ence remained. The jiresidrat told of gr^nbacka, or, at anj ’ rate, to maintain . us August.1 was defeated, and thd sub- j I The main purpose in framing the a New England cler(0Tnzn who had lost 100,000,000 gold reserve. atitute making it go into effect imine। above ----------—,-t—’have ------- ’------*---------IJ ............................................... • •• ■ In an interview Mr. Sovereign said: ■ provisions been to avoid au his hat and wig in passing a river called diately on the passage of the bill was “1 am satisfied we can secure the in- ; adopted. The rest of the day was spent j inquisitorial operation of the law. The tbe Bronx, and he smiled, and everybody junction if we can only obtain a stand- ' discussing the amendment of Mr. Bur- , committee believe that it will do away else langhtnl. ing in court There are certain legal with the necessity of having assessors “He now and then said u sentence or rows to substitute the print wool : difficulties which have no precedent* .schedule for that proposed by the Wil- ■ prying into the private business of peo­ I two on some common subject, and what tu be solved, but we think we will at­ ple unless the latter have a taxable in• j he said was not amiss. Mr. Jay tried to son bill. tain our purpose.” . j Washington, .lan. 19.—Almost the ,Qume and try to evade the law. It is l^nake a laugh by mentioning the caricaCinliD* nf the Knights. estimated that not more than 85,000 ' entire day in the house yesterday was tore of the Duchess of Devonshire as- , The following specific claims are spent in the continuation of the debate persons will be subject to the tax, so sisting in carrying on Fox's election. made by tbe persons seeking the injunc­ on Mr. Burrows’ (rep.. Mich.) amend­ that a large majority of citizens will “The president kept a fork in his hand tion against the bond issue: There is ment to restore the existing duties on not have to make returns. when the cloth was taken away. I nothing in Aho law providing for a re­ Provision is also made by which no wool, with the result of its defeat by a thought for the purpose of picking nuts. serve fund at this time in the United IMV8TV8 U1VH strict party vote. About an hottr before information can be made public as to He ate none. Irat played with the fork, States treasury uf fl00.000,000; there the recess Mr. Johnson (dem. O.) of­ the details of the income reported by striking on the edge of the table. We is no pi ovision iu the law for any 1 fered an amendment to place steel rails citizens. If such details become public did not sit long after the ladies retired. special reserve as construed by the . on the free list. A lengthy discuss on it might injure lhe credit of a firm or The president rose and went up stairs present r___________________ government ___________________ The fact that ■ followed, but no action was taken. At individual. For that reason any public to drink coffee. The company followed, the secretary of the treasury is to offt-r the session Mr. Sibley (dem.. Pa.) or private .'person who divulges any part I took my hat and went home."—New j for '— '* a -greater *---------------* of *’ sale amount bond;,*•than ; of this information concerning incomes created a sensation by a bitter speech I necessary to replenish the so-called ‘ •is made subject to criminal prosecution, York Herald. against the Wilson bilk > legal reserve indicates that he is not 1 GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. with heavy fine aud penalty. Washington. Jan. 20.—In the house - offering them for the purpose of rv- ’ yesterday the time was occupied in dis­ demption. and it further shows that he • In a conversation withH. J. W. .Dam. Particular provision is made for the cussing the tariff bill and the proposed reported in McClure’s Magazine, Hiram is not offering them for sale for the : collection of the income tax due on amendment to‘put steel rails on the salaries not only of officials but the sal­ [ S. Maxim, inventor of the Maxim air- purpose specified in the law of Jan- ! BOILINC WATER OR MILK. (rec list was lost by a vote of 100 to 79. uary 14. 1875. the resumption oct. aries of individuals received from busi­ ihip, said: Washington. Jan. 22.—The tariff The secretary of the treasury, they > “The .principle I have worked on,. ~gen- . ness firms, corporations, etc. The in- ,1 . bill was discussed in the house yester­ dividual receiving an official salary • erally speaking, is tliat of the kite. That claim, has no authority to offer bonds ; day, and message* were received from Adoes not pay the tax, but it is [ large cloth frame at the top of the mod- for sale for any purpose. There is no bottom, pv.t^xlxn down a* a fraud. I the president vetoing the New York Uiade the duty of every gov- j el is the aeroplane, or main kite surface, deficit in the United States reserve • and New Jersey bridge bill aud trans­ ernment, state, county and munici- The lesser aeroplane above the platform fund, for silver at present in the treas- [ mitting the latest correspondence from pal disbursing officer to retain 2 per ' or car, the aide aeroplanes or wings And ury is more than double the so-called ? deficit in the so-called legal reserve. | Hawaii. cent of ail salaries over the taxable ' the flat pointed rudders fore and aft are “There is no such thing as a special ’> amount This 2 per cent is to be designed to furnish additional kite surFARMERS TO UNITE. klr°R reserve, legal or otherwise,” said Mr. I taken out„of the salaries in bulk at the ft is ueceasary to make it, howevlaat payment of salary for the year, j er> tUat we can run it in a calm Sovereign, “provided for anywhere in Outlined. |2.00 The tax upon corporations includes [ against the air. thus making our own the federal statutes. There is nothing the law providing for a re­ Chicago, Jan. 20.—The five great or­ every phase of corporate stock. Thh . M ft were, and for this purpoee I in ^•75 serve of 1100,000,000 at thLs time | ganizations of I ormers—the Farmers' tax i* general and it is withont the . haT„ B railway track, and instead of any more than there is n provision for | alliance, the Industrial union, the 84.000 exemption allowed to individual ■ । corns to to hold noiu tbo iuv kite sue agafe* aguiuaL the inn wind winu 1* a reserve of <99,000,000, The govern- 1 Grange, the Farmers' Mutual Benefit income*. |• employ - - screw propel ■­ a pair of powerful ‘*1-75 ment claims to be about to issue the I association and the I*atrons of In­ The enUre business of the levying bonds under the provisions of the act ! dustry—are to form a federation and collecting of the tax is placed in ( lers driven by a steam engine. “ In this manner 1 can drive the ma ­ of 1875. It claims to be offering the [ to be known as the Farmers* charge of a deputy commissioner of in­ union, if plans made by the alliance at ternal revenue. The different revenue chine exactly as I please, can ascertain bonds for sale to replace a deficit in the ; GE’ ., . , , exaeny now mucu me uubiivi muecrcwn exactly how much the push of the screws reserve. Yet it is offering for sale an I a convention held in this city are ac­ the Mme Unw find out exactly amount of bonds double the amount of [ ceptable to the other organizations.* vided with deputy collectors, who will . . . . .... . — < The scheme is a big one and its pro­ especially manage the collection of the how much the machine lifts at different tbe v««ry deficit it claimed that it must ‘ speeds. The machine is, in fact, a big replace. Its claim is not reasonable, 1 moters expect great things from it income tax. kite. Should I fly it in the air with a consistant nor honest.’* The new organization is to be non­ cord during a strong gale and then run partisan. it is claimed, but will devote SUFFOCATED BY SAWDUST. Malvern. Ark.. Jan. 20.—Irvey Harp, my engines, I should be able to find out ' itself to bettering the condition of the ThVWORLD. ‘ a well-known young man. son of how fast they would have to run in order farmers politically and socially. W. t- DOUGLA, Sh«« W tiaf. and wive better Mlbfiaetlonatlte pneca adThomas Harp, a prominent citizen, lost to take all the pull off the cord. As soon Minneapolis. TRAGEDY IN CHICAGO. both of his eyes and was perhaps fatal­ as the cord became slack, the machine Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 90.—An un­ ly injured by the explosion of a cigar­ would be flying with its own engine known man was killed Friday morning | ette. Lee Edwards and Mount Jack­ power.” nt the sawdust heap in the rear of the son, two young men, sought to play a Diamond mill, Eighteenth avenue ; Chicago, Jan. 30.—Walter Phipps, a practical joke on Harp by furnishing i Steamahip Shaft- IncMcatora. north. He was a fanner and had come ’ which helpA tn increase tte saSo on their fuO Hne of jctx>d». They can afford towel! at a less pmfit. former waiter at the Union League him a loaded cigarette. They were ar- I One of the most notable murine de­ in from the country to obtain a load of i and we hetere mu c.-n nave rennev hr htivinj; all club, supposedly while suffering from rested and lodged in jail to await the your Gm: wear nf tte dealer adverliaetl below. vices in the engine room of first class ' sawdust While engaged in filling his > Cat: >n«ue free upon .vnpKndtinQ. AcMrren, a sudden visitation of insanity at nqon, result of Harp's Injuries. steamships is au arrangement by which wagon the sawdust under the wheels J W.L.DOUOLA'LBroiktan.lIuA. Soh fc? emptied the contents of a six-shooter the engineers are enabled to know wheth­ slid down, the wagon was upset and i Trampled by m elephantat a number of people, wounding two1 er that part of the shaft which extends the load covered the man. He had died ' L ondon , Jan. 32. — -The Times an ­ women, one of them fatally, and then outefde theahip’shold is working smooth­ from suffocation when the boay was killed himself. The shooting look nounces the death of Rev. Charles ly or not In all twin screw ships this place at a saloon at 52 North State Ingham, who was attached to the runs through a sort of tunnel fastened recovered. street, kept by James McCormick. So American Baptist mission on the lower to tuesmp the ship W11U with big Of course ' mg brackets. oracaota. vi . far as could be learned the tragedy Congo. The Times says that Mr. it is impossible to get at this shaft dur.Ja“; was the impulsive act of a man sudden­ Ingham waa a famous shot Be was ing » voyage. On the Pari., for In- denceofCiriUu.lieeMo.erlnUototrampled to death in December by an rtuioe, this to .aid to be 40 feet long. To ken. N. J., on bunday L.llian Rowell, ly stricken with mania. elephant which he bad shot at and meet the objection in qne.ti.rn a little, ‘h« ?P?™ bonSe.mge-, became tried to kill the wife of John Chatterton, better fine tube ia made to pass along the top Bangob, Me., Jan. 22.—Mate Cleland, known as Sig. Perugini.a leading mein- ’ of the shaft which runs inside the ship, wbo has arrived here from Bubars bcr of her company This is Miss Rus-‘ Boston. Jan. 20.—Ex-Gov. William just over the shaft, and water ia con camp at Millinoket lake, says that in selfs third voyage on the sea of matri-*, many places in northern Maine deer Gaston died on Friday, He was one of stoutly running through this lube iu a meny. -______________ [___ _ the most prominent democrats in this fine stream. The engineer on watch fre­ have been found dead in yards., The Was JTr«l Gmernur of Colnradn. I state. He was mayor of Boaton in quently tries ths temperature of this i cause is attributed to starvation, the Denver, Col., Jan. 2±— Ex-Gov j 1871-2, and was elected governor of water with his band, so that if the water ' branches of trees upon which they Massachusetts in I&75. the first demo­ William Gilpin, the first governor of ; were warm be would know at once that feed having been encased in ice since crat who had enjoyed that honor in something was wrong with the working the territory uf Colorado, diwi Satur­ December by the sleet storm which oc­ day. He was appointed^ by President many years. of the shaft and it would be stowed down, curred iu tliat month. Beginning of Woman'* Koffrax* In Franca- or thia not remedying tbe trouble the Lincoln Mnrcii 22, IbUl, and was at tha’. Severely I’unUbed. London, Jan. 90.—A dispatch to tbe engines on that side would be stopped.— time a resident of St I^iuia Mascoutah. HL, Jan. 20—Thomas Tutality Ui b Tcxao Hurricane. i Times from Paris says that lhe senate New York Son. Bennett (colored), an cx-ebnvict by a vote of 183 to 84 agreed to give nrefrflha yet CnWa UM® Iter HMS . Dallas, Tex., Jan. 22.—At 2 o’clock pleaded guilty in the St. Clair county equally valnabtoiaConattfatlo*, curtngand jnaRpokvsr** in».*iic SocU) Function. | Satsttday morning a windstorm okhurvotes to women engaged in business at court to the burglary of an office, from elections for tribunals of commerce. Spokane society dotes on receptions. , ricane violence swept over Oak Cliff ‘ which he stole two cigars valued at ten This ia the beginning of woman's suf- A reception is tbe most elastic /conVen- and south and east of Dallas, destroy- • cents. He got six years in the peni-. ient social, affair imaginable. Jtwt a iog property lo the extent of 8103,000 ’ tentiary.____________ little stretching of the rules will make and silling a boy. S ■ Devoured HU Hewrt. «. j . sm, Omaha, Neb.. Jan. 19.—While cn it. grand bail, • concert, . Mlncib, Ind., Jan. 19.—While drink­ to , Tow,sto. j„ ,;._The Tyrrell ; route to Washington Minister Thurs­ » prayer meeting. It can be ing water from a brook in this city ton, of Hawaii, was interviewed here, the crowd, the weather, the pohtical k1- I o( tbi, dw> ,ft,r , yeara'ab-1 nearly a year ago Samuel Lennox, aged and said that there was no possibility nation or enythmg etoe. The only troon,,, retorned from * tidp north ’ 7, swallowed an insect, which devoured of the queen being restored; that mat­ H. with tone reception* to tltot . guret o, tht !.„1<B,ohtwM iu . I his heart, causing hia death yesterday. =S»------------ ,.V. , p„f„ rx 4 ter, be said, was set tied for good. Washington. Shnltz Hastings. THE INCOME TAX. A Record of .Their Daily Work in Outline ot the Proposed Measure In effect July 3«. 1B3. Station*. OUR LAWMAKERS. Blood .Builder WILLIAMS’ MEDICINE CO., cnee tidy, ff.Y. and Brockvillc. OnL $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. If you want work that U plwuxnl mid profitable, •rodwyouraddreniauacdlHtely. tteiracbmen aud women ‘mw to earn Irotn B5.<M> tx r day to •3,000 per .rear wlihoat had experience, aud furui*h tte Bieut «t which loandatlona that riU oldNavv WAR TIME PLUG. .TtieTeledc Wto W 0 I u jo (■ t. COCOA Mies W.L. Douglas S3 SHOE WOOLLEY & BRONSON. CARTERS CURE SICK Trof. Al«w»w HUI Drops Dead. BijunwGHAM, Ala., Jan. *2.—Prof. Alonso HUI, president of the Tuscaloosa dropped dMd Satarday night at »por>**J Talmage to Keaixu. L'lNXaKLTE, Jan. 22.—-Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage announced to bls oongregatlun yusterdny that he wwmld resign on the twenty-fifth anniveraary of hU pastorate, which occurs In the spring. Because a Washington farmer could not marry a particular girl ba willed her Ft am. at. Q. J a a. M—William fto•ntitlsd to Loris. Jan. 82.—William Henry . b within three days married one ] ila widow, promised to wed two • ar.d swindled all three. Fatter* �TEFFT’S EXAMINATION. I They buy eraekeTta It* E. CenHnued/rotn fourth yap? rzoo with whom be exchanged. My Httle Lewry sud styself while dating *** ’ girl had a tot of pennies in her bank and kt; Twrf.y for tte b.11 -ttleh «tter<* when my father visited me be looked U>e,W»n>«n. Pemm could not l°°e “ them all over carefully for old ®lns and ol rat rltidow wllkoot uxwloclte o»>r Don’t know <Fr.>« thi» Itb »unoite<l Ut« 'beobJMtor■ coins of certain dates. whether be found any or not. Don’t know tte »>niem lo pulllo* of ' , bow many be had; be carried them In a wintered «t,n forwart *“ <» t**k °ot “ sack—a tobacco sack I think, He told me the ww* wlu-lov: the enrttht ot the west he was saving old coins and showed me wiud.nr w« drawn down. It I, Impote­ they were. nt to Jtet how loot •!■>« <l«'h I’m* one or two; don’t know what Tbe tetter father wrote me, and the one «„aed when bodj wm dlteovered. Owwhich I aniwered after Christmas, wm itet U miwrt.lntr ot lltbt «uld not tell about 'disposing ot hla farm aud My Ing vtetter rt,«r mottle w,, coinlux on or some one tried to Interfere with him., p,Mine oft Autlwrltle. differ trrratl) on CHAS DUNNINU. Um subject or rit“r tnortlx, ,nd It de­ Live In Rutland about 80 rods south of pend. largely on n<e, health and the maomurdered man’s bouse: known Asa Tefft urr of death. over a year, met him at Ed Rogers, who (BOSS EXAMINATIOX lives about 100 rods southwest from Le­ There were a good many people in the roy Rogers. Tefft reached Ed Rogers house and the body wm still oo the floor ■bout 6 p. m. Wednesday pjevloua lo the when I got there. 1 looked around the murder. Saw him before 8 a m. Thurs­ house, examined the bedroom and found day morning, he rode to HMtings with me blood ou bed and pillow, don’t know and we returned home about 2 p. m. He whether both pillows or not; there was said nothing as to why he came here: also btaod mi the Inside of the pillow case. don’t know where he went after we got Very Utile blood came from lhe wounds home at 2 p.m. Don’t know about bis after <Ih* body had been pulled forward, going to HMtings again that day. I con­ the greater portion of It escaped In a very sidered Leroy Rogers not to be an early short time after the wound whs made. riser, thohgh It would be difficult to tell Considering the age. health and manner for certain, as he always bad tbe curtains nf death of deceased rigor mortis would drawn down. Saw Tefft at Ed Rogers probably have passed off iu 24 hours; tbe body wa» not lh<»roughly rigid Sunday house Friday night before the murder Bight, but the hauds were. I moved about 9 in the evening; 1 was there visit­ ing that night; next mw him to-day arm* and legs about: fingers moved but (Thursday). My wife and I were visiting not fieety; I think that rigor mnrtta whs her parents in Orangeville; we returned just coming on, I have no means of Sunday after dinner and 1 then beard of browing bow long after the big bloi>w was murder; reached Leroy Rogers bouse struct before the hotly was moved, as It about 4 p. m. body hadn’t been moved. would simply be speculation. The• tempThere was blood on tbe bed. on tbe floor perature of lhe room might delayr rigor by Che bed, and on piece of brown paper mortis two hours. on stand near head of bed. Blood on pillow WILLIAM CL'MMINOS. slips looked m If made with bloody hands Am station agent at Irving,. I saw the Here court adjourded until Friday p. m. primmer Jan. Oth.. the day previous to at 1 o’clock. the rahrdvr He came Into the waiting FUIDAY AFTKRNOOX. room atout 8*30 a iu. and sasked when' 1 First witness called was the next train would go to Hastings. I told him the next passenger 1woald leave al fi;«» p. in. but that tbe morning freight Have known Tefft over a year by eight. was about due He left the depot. After .the freight had left I saw Tefft at the P. Saw him, or someone resembling him, go­ €>. about 11 o'clock and don’t know where ing by horseback on a bay bone, Tuesday he went after tliat. Prisoner had on dark afternoon previous to the murder. Be clothes dark overcoat and wore no rubbers. was on tbe quarter line going east at about 2.30 p. m. I live on tbe town line between Rutland and Yankee Springs. I was on town line about a half a mile east when the man went by. Saw that he had on dark clothes, dark overcoat and dark cap and red stockings pulled up over his pantaloons. To strike this road lie must have come from north or south, and think that be came on road south of my bouse as my folks saw same mau, or man answering that description, V ROSS HXAM1NATI0X. pass -our house. The road south of our house leads lo Bradley on Toflf- overcoat wav dark, browu or the Indiana road. Had tie continued blsrk. He was in t|ie P. O. about hours. I talked with him and he said he north. Instead of taking tbe quarter Hue was stopping at Rogers. He left about to Hastings. It would only have been 11 o'clock and I don't know where hr about a mile and a quarter to bis cousin’s Have seen and recognized went, he came alone >>nd went away Ed Rogers’. aiono. He did not say anything about tbe same hay horse I saw that Tuesday; aaw and recognized It at tbe funeral of Leroy tskinc dinner with Leroy Rogers. Roger*: Tefft's half brother bad it there. JKXXIE SEFTON. My atleution was particularly attracted to Am so years old and live near Irving. tbe horse because It wm very trim and Hare been working at Hastings house un­ pretty—differing from the hors-s we til week ago yesterday. Known Asa Tefft have around there. I can tell a horse have known him since year ago last sum­ belter and farther than I can a man. I mer. 1 met him at the Farmer’s picnic at hid not willing to take an oath that the Gun lake last August; didn’t know he prisoner Is the man I saw go by that day. was going to be there. £ have not seen hekt pinLLirs. , him since last August until day before Am 34 years old. live In this city aod yesterday (Tuesday Jan. 18th ) I have corresponded with him some; received work for Orin Rorabeck Id the Farmer’s Ws last letter a week ago Tuesday; think abeds. The prisoner left borae at the abrds the letter was mailed at Kellogg; don’t Jan. 2 about 3 p. m never saw Tefft before know when the letter was written. I that day. After be left that day be didn't was here In Hastings when I received say when he would return; he bad on the letter, but burned It up later. He dark clothes, dark overcoat, dark cap and 'knew I would be in Hastings Wednesday red leggins on; thought his overcoat wm ■eve Jan. 3rd. as I wrote blm to that effect. daik brown but cannot tell for sure. He 1 wrote him that I would meet blm in left saddle and legging In office that day. front of tbe P.O. Wed. eve Jan. 3rd at Henexteameto sheds Thursday after­ Am post master at Irving and somewhat acquahitcd with Tefft. Got acquainted with Wm about two years ago while he wa«t working nt lilll'x. He came into wy place Saturday Jan, 8th,. he had no par­ ticular Uu-int^s there. He was at Irving at about It o'clock; don't know where he went. Tefft wore a cap, dark clothes, shoes but no rubbers. Did not know that he was in the city Tuesday. Thursday, Friday or Satur­ day nights until after tbe crime was com­ mitted. There was a large portion of the direct, cross examination and re-dlreet ex­ amination devoted to the personal affairs Uh’ two and not relating in particular to the ease, all ot which we omit (It waa •thought at first that Teffi would attempt to prove an alibi by proving that he was with her Saturday night, but this is im­ possible uow as she teat!fled that she had not* seen Tefft since last August until • day K-fore yesterday" which would be Tuesday Jan. IflUi., 1SQ< or nearly two .weeks alter tbe crime was committed. I lkvxnt Boana. Aw auu of Leroy R*«rro the murdered man, am 2« years old, married, and lire In Kalamazoo. Last row fatlrnr Alive last fill quire late. I wrote to him about •uco ■ month on an average: wrote blm last mjou after CbrMmas iu answer to a letter from l>hu (here witness Identified the tatter.) Visited father but once since he lired here and that was a year ago cwd fail. Fa’her and mother separated about 1S7S abe procuring divorce two or four year* later. Past two years or more she h»* twvw Matron of Home of Friend* tare in Muskogon. I first learned of tMUWs drtfh Sunday night, Jan. Tib. Christi nsou i> enrrespoijd • 1 told blm 1* grove bed Deputy could uke lhe borae It that wm >11 ho bid. There wm • Cmtadlan sou. plot* morning compared with Mr. Burgew. was nicklrs and dtaroa, though there may have been one 15 cent piece. 1 noticed one old fashioned eagle penny; there fcay. have been more. I didn’t look. I told him 1 had just fed his borae, but be didn’t wait fur her to finish eating. Begot on and morning was a great deal slimmer. (TM« witness was excluded from tbe room while bis father testified.) Though being somewhat embarrassed he gave lite not aeo bj whit rtitbt anyone opened tba testimony iu a frank, straightforward trunk In tier dteenee. She «ay» the started forgetting to buckle the throat manner that left no room for doubt but latch. He soon came back and 1 buckled that he and bls father passed a man dress­ the articles published In tlw paper* were it for blm and be left going to Jefferson ed very much like tbe prisoner and that nothing less than falsehoods aud she be­ street and started south. It wasn’t hard­ the man acted strangely. Whether It was lieves were circulated by aomeone wbo were untrue.—Kalamazoo ly day light when I left the sheds Sunday tbe prisoner or not they could not swear knew they Telegraph. morning for breakfast. He wore those for a certainty. red legglm away Saturday evening and Here court adjourned until this mom* TH! FILER MONUMENT. had them on Sunday morning and seemed Ing at 9 o’clock. excited and In a hurry to get away. When Tefft first took out his pocket book Saturday It looked as if it was empty. It was small one and 1 stood close to him but could see nothing in It, Don’t know where money 1, now; gave it lo Mr. Rura- COUNTY NEWS ContinuedJ^-om Jlret page Belfoa. Mrs. Mahoney has gone to Grand Junct* Ion to see her daughter who ta very slek. Ellsworth Bassett attended the K. O. street, tbe prisoner rode by going west. He had bls leggins on then. When prison­ Tbe young people had a social at the Thompson House Friday evening. All er came Tuesday be told me be was from Richland, and spoke about tbe price Gil­ key was paying for wheat Being well port a good time. Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Potter the acquainted around there 1 asked blm his name: be didn't answer loud and turned his face away. Think he said It was "Higgleslon” or something liter that; am certain be didn’t say Tefft BODKBT IROXfUDK- ♦ Live south and west of the city at pump factory, about 80 or 30 rods south of Yaukee bprings road; don’t know as 1 ever saw prisoner before. Am night watch at Whip factory; my little boy stajed with me at factory Saturday night; we left factory Sunday morning about 0 o'clock: wm hardly day light aud my boy carried lantern. When we reached top of west creek hill we s w a man on the bridge about 10 rods distant; he wm leaning over or stooping down working at some* t*ilug on his legs: he was on east end ot north side ot bridge. We walked two or three rods further toward the bridge be­ fore he noticed us: then he straightened up and started to walk towards us; we passed blm about 3 rods east oft the bridge, passing within & or ‘ 8 _ feet of him. He acted vary pecu­ liarly; he darted by us rapidly and turned bis face away from us towards the woods be wm on north side of beaten track and we un south. He bad on dark cap, dark overcoat and dark clothes and red socks. After we had passed my little boy said ’•that man acted as if he wm drunk, and that be bad on red leggics;" man seemed Gardine, Peter Haoaen and the Will ____ Shackleton estate being among tbelr pa­ trons. Prof. Taylor visited at Mr. Davenports Monday evening. Messrs Lasher and Blackman attended Z' Tbe Maceabaa laatallaUoa. the funeral of Frank Goodyear at Bast­ P*The Knights of tbe Maccabees gave a ings Tuesday. public Installation at Mudge’s Opera House Thursday evening. A targe audience was Mis* Lulu Kuhlman of Albion Indiana is tbe guest of Miss Hortense Osmun. Dr. and Mrs. John Ball entertained Mr. and Mrs. Campbell of Portland Oregon and Mr. Geo. Campbell of Middleville over Sunday. The gentlemen are Mrs. Ball's brother. Mrs. L. F. Weaver and Mrs. G. W. Faancte were at Charlotte Tuesday. H. Roc and wife visited at Battle Creek last week. C. M. Putnam was at Saginaw the first of the week. Wm. Boston was at Dexter the fore part to be working at socks on bridge. When we were coming down Green street 1 told the boy to put out lantern, but he We made a mistake In our items last didn’t do it; l» wasn't exactly light when week about the entertainment ot tbe Y.„ we reached tbe bridge. 1 could have dis­ P. 8. C. E. It should bare read tambourine tinguished features across tbe rood but in tbe place of parasol. Tbe entertainment man acted as if he didn’t want me to see took place last evening the 84 th. his face; man acted surprised and scared when he saw us. After we crossed tbe Pre*. Angell te In the East this week. bridge boy said that the man was looking Dr. Gunsautas failed to arrive last Fri­ back at us. 1 turned around and he wm standing still on. hill looking at us: mau day and his lecture was therefore post wm quite tall and slim. First talked poned. Miss Edith Hersey of Hastings Is in tbe about man’s appearance and actions after elly. the arrest. ’ Dr. Lowry wm here on business tail FBAZEB IRON HIDES. week and made some of bte friends a . (Before testifying Attorney Culgrorc pleasant call. noon about 5. p. m. and said he'd be after bis borae about 9 o’clock, but be didn’t eome. Tefft next came Saturday eve about 7 o'clock: came in office; after few min­ asked tbe witness, who is only IS years The Senior Law class has formed a utes took down his leggins and put them old,"if he knew tbe meaning of tbe oath be class publication “To WIL ” on saying that he waa going to start. Be had taken. He replied that he did and it Prof. Adams has arranged for eome bad formerly said In my presence that he meant that he should always tell tbe special lectures during his absence this wm from Richland, so I told him it was truth.) week, on various suWeeti in bte depart­ pretty late fur such a long ride: he said Am 11 years old son of Robert IronsWr; ment that of Political Economy. Judge it wouldn't tske blm very tong to gut stayed with my f iber at tbe Whip Cooley wm am'Nut the speakers. where he was going lo. We went out factory* two weeks ago Saturday night. Tbe ‘ Varsity Hare and Hounds club took after bls borae and iu a few moments be We started home about 6 o’clock; went an eight mHe rnu Saturday. went over town after some chewing to­ Tbe Fnwhman Ctaes are anticipating a bacco, returning in 8 or 4 minutes. Af­ ereek bridge; saw him first when wr were pleaoant time at tbelr social Wednesday ter be came back he Mked me if I could on top of hill; he was leaning against a evening. change a 820. bill; told him could not; he post and bending over as If tying up Tbe resident graduate students have said he would ride over town, gvt U string to sock or leggin, though be might formed a • Graduate’s Club” . clianged and bring me tbe money. I told have been doing something else; think I Ar ran grin nta have been about com­ blm that wouldn’t go, that I would hold saw hi tn before he did me, because be got pleted which will insure a summer school the horse while be got the . change. He up as soon aa he noticed uv; he wm facing next vacation. left and wm gone about 13 minutes; be the sonth having hla back towards the came back, untied borae. 8aW there was woud*. We passed him a little way a eas MRS. ROGERS BREAK*. trouble In store and the fellow didn’t pro­ •f bridgi*: man went rapidly by us dimI Illgiriy InAIrmaat Over tha pose t%pey. Asked him if he got Ml! kicked into tbe woods ao 1 eoulfl nut ere busted, said be bad and would pay me bls fare; he had on dark chillies, dark cap Hr*. R. J. Itogvrs. widow of tbe man when he got on. I told tbe other mau at and red teggins. 1 told my muihrr two who waa murdered bear Irving, Barry lhe stables to close the gate and he did so. or three days afterward that the man had County. Is In the elty vlsiUng her wan. V. The prisoner got down and after some on red lrggln«. she wm tbe first tan- £ L. Itogrrn. She is highly indignant that talk tuld me to put her iu the barn again spoke to about It. Mr. Phillips was at her eomtag to this city a tew days ago until morning and be would be after her •ur Irvuse .nd was telling bow the prison­ early. I told him the iffloml of his bill er waa dressed and £ said that the mau we wm 82.00 to Saturday night. He started aaw Sunday morning had 0U red tegg)BB, Uonal rumors as published in tbia aud other cities of tbe state and nation. Mrs £ never saw that man (looking at prison- ;U Notice Is hereby given that ^11 MV1M, then on. or bottom piece wrasurea seven feet, eight Inchea by four feet ten, aud tbe entire weight of tbe monument is twenty tons. Tboae wbo know, say it la oar of tbe fin­ Coak A Cook. ... books Issued after February 1st, 18^. will draw interest at tbe rule of 3 per rent' ments recently placed a granite asouument on the lot belonging to D. W. Filer In Oak est pieces of workmanship to be seen any­ where In the state. Tbe statue of ’'hope” unlike most work in that line ta a perfect figure, and is a model of beauty. On Wednesday afternoon Jan Slat. Is to Tbe monument .was sold after a design be a gala day for the G. A. R. boys of Delton. A program has been arranged m furnished by T. B. Bell, manager of A follows: Post called to order at 1 o’clock, Black A Sou's Kalamazoo bonae, and is an address at 2 o’clock by Elder Pope and wholly made uf Barry Granite. Those de­ an oyaler supper at 3 o'clock. All old siring work In this particular liae would soldiers are Invited whether they are do well to correspond with A. Black A members of our post or not. Supper will Son, at 104 East State street. Hastings. be furnished free to any such and their Michigan, or 303 East Main street, families that may attend. All outside of maxoo. This firm has considerable G. A. R. buys and tbelr families will be In our cemeteries, C. W. Count. Voter '* [ 1 Grand Rapid, Hrnld. per annum. 22nd. a daughter. On the evening of Jan. I5th oocured tbe annual Installation of K. O. T. M. officers by our senior Past Commander Wm Cooper. furnished supper at 20 cents each. Mow wo woudor If Uh t> , jokr HM If lit U bound lo It. Then lot bin «o throng* it. And take along Loehrra ind Ho,, K« borrrla eraekorr. ,!,»» Manistee Dally Democrat:— A. Black A Son, ot Hastings, importers aad manu­ facturers of granite and marble monu­ Grove cemetary. In design ana execution it Is certainly a handsome piece of work. T. M. banquet at Haallngs the 18th. ORIX BOBABECK. Tbe lot Is situated close to the entrance Archie Burst lias come borne lo stay. I owu the Farmer’s sheds ’in tills city; Miss Pellum wbo has been visiting to the cemetery and to the south side, and first aaw prisoner Tuesday p. m. Jan. «ud. about 8 p.m.; he put bls borae In my friends here returned to her home in in shape ia a complete half ekcJe. eucloaed with a galvanized steel rail, supported up­ stables; next aaw him Thuraday night Martin Friday on account of sickness. Mr and Mrs Dr. Scribner attended lhe on granite pouts. Tbe wheel blocks, and about 5 p. m. Next saw him was Sunday steps which lead up Into the Jot, are of K. O. T. M. banquet at Hastings the 18tb. mornlug Jan. 7th. tbe day of the murder; Miss Nenah Miller ot Kalamazoo visited granite. Tbe monument standi In tbe he came to my house rattled on the door center and Is composed of two bases, two for quite a while; seemed to be exeited: at tbe doctors tbe past week. We expect soon to have a paper pub­ dies and caps, tbe whole being surmounted It was light when he came, probably about 7 o’clock. 1 told blm there would be a lished In town of what name or political by a life size statue of ••hope." Tbe low­ man at tbe sheds by time be would gut standpoint will be taken has not been er dye or center piece Is carved upon tbe right side with laurel and on the left with ' back there. 1 aaw blm through window. learned as yet. Be has moved over tbe 1 dressed and started for stables thinking store vacated by C. A. VanAmburg and there might be trouble of some kind, and we understand be intends to use the appears tbe Inscription Filer, and on the opposite side tbe word Paine. The base as I reached John Kurtz bouse on Green Evans building for a press room. beck. H-liniK Mich.. Dee. 19, 18w. All books now out win draw 4 per to April 1st 1894. and 3 per cent from Hawnxotj City Bajvx Mrtm.. ruz. Hay per ton. 4D0.1O. 7,( Mtflet MM per bu. M. Poultry Uve.fis. Turfcan Uve.TSi Turkm. dressed. Beef dreaaad, sao u>eoa Beef Itve. IS to 3. Mutton, dressed. 8 REDUCED RATES AT THE KENT GRAND RAPIDS. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. RATES Si.25 per day. Looms 5o ccnu Meals 25 cents. Steam Heat BEACH A BOOTH. CASH Paid tor | L0Q51 Delivered srt Thornapple Lake. HENRY STRONQ Morgan. Mich. PBOBATEOKDKK State of Michigan. County of Harrr -m. ▲t A werndon of 1b« Probate Court fnr IL, County ot Barry, boldeu *t tbe Probate office .it, the City of Hasting*. ,u Mdd county, on Safar day the ?otb day of January, ta tbe year on* thousand eight hundred and nI aery rhif. ^Prweoc, vtario* W. Artnatrotic. Judge ot Probate- present on tbe occasion.. The stage wm tastily decorated with flags and K ,O. T. M. emblems. Roland Connor of Saginaw was present and installed tbe officers as follow as deeea«ed (»n readingandSIIng the petition d<My verified P. Com.—F. R. Pancoast. of Charles H and fl train K. Bterrrw. bmu* o( Com.—Frank Collins. said deceased preying that a certain Jn»uumeti‘. thirdly filed ta Mid court, ptwr-irtin io t*L. Com —Riley Waters. tbelast will MtSttetanivnco: Mid deceased t* adtnl ted to probate and that admlntsTrstioc o said eatate be granted to raid ueUftoucr thF. K. — W. H. Stebbins. »ui table Pflrsou. Chaplain — Fred Woodruff. Thtreupoa It tn ordered, that Thursday tbPhysician—Dr. C. H. Barber. IMh day o( February. A, D..ISMOl let. o'clock lo the foret*ooo. »«e aliened for tbr hrante nf Sergeant—L. Maus. peitUua and that the hrira at law ot mU dr saased aud all other POMS uterrbtrd in required to appear nt » **»>«»•■ of then to be hoiden al lhe Probate of CHy nf Haatiugw. tn said county, al-.! Sentinel.—Frank Sage. Picket—A. J. Severance. —— -uM petitioner give not k> the persons tno-rewlrd In said er tele, of lb-1 needs* ry of said prritioa and the beansc MoraCtbv nA*>iitg a copy ot lhl> order to le on the object! and alm ot Ute order. Mnile puoitabed In tbe Hasdngs BtWXKR. * n-m paper printed and eiroulated in waid Count; of waa rendered by ■ male qurtette and Dr. Harry, ooea ta each week for three sutvenKw weeks prenaua to sakl day nf he*ring Clarence Barber aane a anlo. Lt*ht reCnxa W. AMxnaoN<. • Judge ot ProOa:program. Tbe order in thte city is in a PBOBATE UNDER. r«y Hour!, bln*condition there being orrr one hundred member, at present. and the Ooanty of Barry. boMen at the Probate Ofltee •khreiare ot Thuruday evening will no ta tbe city of Haattaoa. ta said county, on doubt be lhe remit ot adding many more. Satarday. th* 3Mb day of January, in jw one tbuvuoad eight hundred and ninety Present. Charles W. Ann'trong, Judge o? ’ Tte (prist aorlna ot eiamlaationa will mMM. te aa follow,. aH la tte eltr ot HaMiora. Friday attrroooo and Saturtay. Match <rf J. M. Knapp, aon of said dereared prayntx WMBeertaiiatistisnaeM row on fi'« in ■*•.<• » «nd 10. (Special.) cwt peqwring to be the l»t will and treu Thuraday aod Friday March n .nd w (Rotnlar.) gnwlM to J. X. Koapp. lhe executor In wl' IO «>me other autUMn penon. Friday afternoon and Saturday. April will nuM or •* tun Friday, in • M.m t*no*aoek h> Stand US. (Special.) ’ 'iteSi bearing ofMW Tte rwalte will te teld at the High I „„ ofaaid dreeaIn sale school, the apedale at the court room. 1 "tote, are requtreST1 alaeesfdoo o' Tte former will teeiu at » a. at., tte1 3Se"m‘-u5^£,S utter all p m. Aa teretofon- .nnounc- । od lhe examination la theory and art|“<« will te upon Swett’, Method, ot Taaeb-;Su int. OterrTF tte uw and place and £.* pmrrrn lid- Il will an: appe It) add County >•' Esocn Axpub-a,. Cotumlukmcr. , CHABUto w. (▲true copy) Ji fJtO.XG, Hrubaie. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF GIRGUtfiR SftWS, LARGE and SMALL. KGPT IN STOGK. Yau will find my ’store house full oi my awn make of steam engines from «hx to seventy-five horse power. Ten sizes and tour styles made. Come and see the goods and get prices. You will find them the best made in lhe state I alto make iron and wood lathes, saw grinding machine? to select from. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-02-01.pdf ce5f41b134a62855a9d63007ad0f67a3 PDF Text Text . -.ih.y de . ■ .Jr.. ■ —. The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County —. ■ ■ i,-r..r it:-::, Hastings VOL. XXXVIII.NO. 40 HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY, 1 1894. ■ A Trip Round The World Will you go HAsTibiGs Banner COOK B-ROS-. COUNTY NEWS. Cutleton. E..V. Smith was Ju . Hasting* on busi­ ness Tuesday. . ... Thomas Carey and daughter of Char­ lotte Were guests at So! Troxeh Friday. Mp and Mrs. George Franck are rejoic­■ ing over the; advent of a girl baby no. io. Mr. David McClelland has gone' to Ohio,, on an extended visit. . t , ,. , Miss Clara Heckathorn Is visiting her other tri Homer. ’• -K- -■ Dr. Winslow of Charlotte was a guest of Ed Klnije Monday. t Dr, Vannoatrand of Dakota, was * guest of his nephew Irwin Eddy last week, . There was a dance at George Dickin­ son’s who lives on Geo. Wittes’ farm the first part of the week. Mys. Mina Grifflp who his been sick A GRAND OFFER C ziraTFlE ^EADtRS OF THE~ ' BANNER. NOl Dll Read on ano. see ,1* ■ 21^"% pftqiqiej «. r —’to like all bur teadfrrff around'the world in the next sixteen weeks. Ffow*can vVe do s it? Simply enough. We have, at great pains and expense, been able to secure for the exclusive use of the BANNER , a most magnificent series of large photographs of the wonderful works of God and man in all lands under the sun. These superb photographs have been gathered by one of the greatest travelers and lecturers ot this country. They have been reproduced in plates, 1 0 ra>i inches, at an outlay of thousands apd thousands of dollars.- TH,s , ®nAND •n Magninqpnt Halaces Celebrated Churches Renowned Ruins Ivy-Olad Abbeys Noted Inns ' ■■ Picturesque Scenes Glories of Art -Marvels of Architecture 1 ART COLLECTION £ Will be issued in sixteen parts, each part containing sixteen plates. Accompanying each photograph is a vivid and accurate descrip­ tion of the scene or object depicted, prepared by ode who has person­ ally visited the places, and knows whereof he speaks. Part one is now ready AND ILLUSTRATES 5UNNT ITALY CONTAINING 11 PART 1-ITALY . . . Leaning Tower, Cathedral anf Baptis­ tery, Pisa ’. ..." , Cathedral. Siena Statue of Columbus, Genoa Loggia de Lanai, Florenece ' ‘ Venice—Bridge of Sighs, Giant Staircase St.Marks, The Piazetta, Gondolas Naples—Bay and Mt. Vesuvius, San Martino, Interior Gfallery of Bronzes p': ‘ Panorama, of Florence Ponte Vecchio . Milan Cathedral ' Statue of Leonardo da V^ How a Secure this unpr ong. on.- Bring or send bin or stamps to our ies. Back numbers In each copy of this paper is prin of these coupon*, together with office, and yod Will'receiT^one pan of can be-had Wk the *a«-Urms.. . „ Be particular U) state the number of the part desired, give your full ny/nr and.address, and inclose the necessary couponsand ten cents. H0 ON* »HOUU9 **•»• TH« CHANO6 ... ’ SEE THE WOftLD FROM ? ,,w YOUR EASY CHAIR ? tn the wav of botfiness. • ' ■. ■ ■ t rT’ ” f 1 .I Several Brothers Prom take Oarsrir vh- ,* Mrp. Myron Potter and two' of ' the children are*quite, sick at this writing. ' n Monday tearing.' ,\ . v'. . •• - • Our creamery seftns to be doing a" good James A. JohMoa has.bill*{out for an dl*d •tlwtowr il hi,'bone M auction sale Feb. 5th. commencing at one b usinees considering the season of the o’clock p. m. - ' 'd.. year. We suspect that next summer will Wm. J. Ritchie took hlbilbeep over to ace the creamery doing good business. Prairieville last Monday and will ship The starting of the creamery last fan was amir at>e»<led. *u beM al the Marik an experiment bat was so satisfactory West ljnrtaM. E. ehtteb. IMe. KKk, them to Buffalo with Mark Norris. Rob^. Count sports a. new double car­ that the stockboldars decided to continue Rev. V«aW>ekle, ot Bantield, olSelatad. riage. .n . .r,.v.r doing business all winter and everybody The uxt was taken from M» Batlas and seems to be well pleased with the result. tstb vent. Mr. Buran had reached kto It not only seems to be'a profitable busl- lend. year. He was bwn 1 In' "Manta, M. Mtodlerillc. ’ . Thlrty-Tonr couples attended lhe v'er/ n easjfor the stockholders but It Is thought Y., Sept. Sfflb. 1M1. On the IMk «f that ipost of the farmers will stock their Jnne, 1638, he was united lb mkrrfage to pleasant hop last Friday hlgKt Miss Jabe Locke, of Sbahibnry,' Vt. Jtf* . A number of Caledonia Magons vf|th f aims with cowu and,not raise so much came to Mteblgan In tbe spriDg 1852 and their wives enjoyed a very : pleasant tlma ipalm... Watts and Holmes are on our streets located no the farm which ha tes siDOS at Aaron Clarita, last Friday evening. oocuptteandutt which be lived a> th* ' Lney Joslin passed through the village now buying'graia. It is reported that an elevator will be time of his death. MrL Stevens’-> death last Friday evening enroute" for Hastings occurred In the"yeer'lfto4. ' “ ‘ from Grand Rapids where she .has. 'been built bere ln'tJW'atringand run in con­ nection with a first class lumber yard. He jasj^galn united ,'Jn marriage t^ attending school. • ... . /. „L) Mnu.KUte A. FMiburn In Muvb, 105, Mrs. Wilbur GoUer has, it is thought who survives him. He also .leaves seven. become insane and was takebto Hastings Fanbere are tnipToVfog the sleighing. ; chUdvuu, five sons and two daughters to Batortny evening and lodged In Sheriff McEevttt’s doart*te^tfR>g ex«foination The. pdblil at A. < Demeys’ Friday mourn for him. Mr.- Stevens Bas long by Jpdge Armstrong. , l,‘ ' evening was well attended and all report been jecognlzed as one Of the intelHgerit Don Putnam Sundayed In1 Mlddierille. a good time. , \ .1: fansere bt the coqnty. He was promlnent la the building ef th*., ehpreb^ ,^ Hartly Hendrick was iu , Heatings Sat­ Mlj. Jw .. Verdi nr . is laid up with a urday. ,f... o - . , *; . ti- . / sprained wrist z’l -. ■<_, bis rlcIrUlytand had-always bsen , a mem­ since last fall is nq.beUer. John Llnsea iand. family.. have moved on a farm near take Odessa. Sheriff*MeKevitt was in town Saturday Harve Bennett and wife of NashvHle on business. ”■ -" c■ • were guests at Ed Smith’s Sunday. Bills are on! knnoudclng Mr. Zerba Hope Center. auction sale on the Frknk mti farm in Everybody seems to be taking advariIrving next Wedueaday. We understand tag* ot the aJeighlng. Will Thompson from Leighton will move L. Whit termore intends to move his on the farm in the spring. \ saw milion K. B. Paynes next weak... Mieses Rogers. yanAttan, Winters, Mrs. M. Armor and Mrs. H. Wortmen Luther and Brown and Messrs Wilkinson. visited at William Kenestricks* Tuesday. Bassett, Johnson and Webb attended the Mr. and Mrs? L. Carpenter and Mr. and the teachers association at Bastings "last Mrs. J. Doster of Prairieville also Mrs. Saturday and report a very enjoyable.time Fei|x Chamberlain of Delton spent Satur­ one factor of which was tbe.excellent din­ day at Gid Wilkinson’s. ner furnished by the Hastings’ teachers. Mr. McQuIrrie and family Sundayed at This Is an example which wry* fow city Mr. Kelbles*. teachers could equal and none excel, and Floy Williams attended the teaciters we hope the towns where the Barry asso­ association at Hastings Saturday. ciations are held hereafter will try to im­ Mrs. Sharpstean who has been visiting itate k relatives, will return to her home tn North DakcU Monday. . 4ayna< Mrs. Allie Voung, of Bailie Creek, is . Freeport. Mrs. McElwain, of Hastings, whs the visiting her mother Mrs. Dan. Keyes. A Christian Endeavor Society has been guest of J. Roush and family Saturday organised at this place with about thirty evening. members. Mrs. Minx Tasker. Pres., Dr. Mrs. Chas. Lictka will finish the term of school in the primary department. Miss Powers. Vice Pres., Gertrude Tasker, Sec. They meet every other Sunday evening. Detwiler having resigned. A Ladies Aid Society has also been or­ Born, to Geo. Glick and-wife -a daugh­ ganized here. Mrs. Jerome Frost is its ter. Pres., Mrs. Mina Tasker, Vice President, Many from this place and vicinity at­ tended quarterly meeting at Parmalee Mrs. Virn Tompkins, Sec., Mrs. Dr. Pow­ ers, Trcas. They met this week Thurs­ Sunday. ’ Miss Myrtle Rit-gler visited Miss Vina day for the first time wtth the Preu. Mrs-. Jerome Frost; they start with 15 members. Wisscnger first of the week. Eleven have united with the church dur­ The dance Saturday evening war large­ ing the past three weeks here, The ly attended. meetings closed Tuesday, eve. Rev. 11. Case is numbered among the sick. Frank Walton and Claude Sisson ac­ Frank Bogart goes to the Brick at Penncompanied by the Misses Sarah Dipp and field to hold meetings. Ada Moore was at home from battle Minnie Godfrey attended church at take Creek the first of the week. Odessa last Thursday evening. We are going to have some horse sheds at.last. A committee was appointed at Delayed letter the meeting Monday evening and they are Mr. and Mrs. Marlow are visiting home rashing it right along.. The committee and friends. He intends moving i»ck consists of five men. Dr. Powers and from Ionia Id the spring. Dan Keyes com. on subscription; I). IL The Sears * Brothers are getting out Cooley com. on material: G. W, Tumpkins heading and drawing it to take Odessa. and Calvin Smith com. on labor. Dr. Mrs. Dillenbeck has a sister from Da­ Power* Is Trees. kota spending the winter with her, The aid society meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Spencer Thursday Feb. There is considerable sickness In our first. J * . ' Jordan take has been lined with merry vi|l*geAnd vicinity. Edwin Sawdy is very sick, Uc has ty­ skaters the past week. The craze has ex­ phoid fever. . , , . f l(( tended to old aa well :as ■ young. The lake Mrs. S. S. Schautz has1 -beau wrest I ing has been as smooth as a looking glass and with the quinsy but is some’better'at pres­ every one who can skate has enjoyed it. ent ( ’ :• ■ > *There was considerable excitement in . * "Cloverdale. our village Saturday caused by the attest An agent for the Grand Rapids Press was in town last Tuesday soliciting sub­ of Louis Thibout for stealing: ,a harness. scriptions. t. . .. . . It seems that sometime since David leo­ There will be quarterly meeting at the. pard had a single harness stolen and a few 'days ago part of the harnest was church next Sunday and evening meetings win be continued through the week and found Iu the possession of Henry Geiger, who claimed to.have purchased it of Mr. perbgpB longer. . Steven Sprague is quite low and no Thibout. A warrant was sworn out and Thibout arrested. He promptly gave hopes of bis recovery are entertained. the association ber of the board of truslaac of the M. K. , churefi. He was a benev.dkmt man na A number from Hickory Corner’s at-' one being ’turned away from his doer, tended the Y.’P. S. C. E. Sunday evening. they being always open. * His" virtues shown bright In the domamic rfrele; ' Miss ^Gaskill attended Saturday. Veudlmlr de Pachman, the great, pian­ ist gave a concert before the Choral Union Tuesday night. •' *:! • • a Judge Parks,1 of Nebraska, a former ly wbhre his empty seat will contluualjy lecture bofore the,taw DepL» last Thors-, remind them of tbc irreparabte, joes they •row day, upon his recollections of the great, have snstotoedr-jIt prerideot. ■ i . , . . u 7 ... jf Prof. Herron, of Iowa* is delivering a series ot lectures in NewbmyHall, ’upon “Clirlsttan locMtogy.” *’ii 'liC)" ToW* Thp Freshryap social* occurred WedHi^h ' Dally Leader Bloomington. day evening anfj that ot the Sophomore’s day, Jan. 23r*, I8PL A targe an-enUuwr friend of Abraham Lincoln, delivered a on Friday, of* last week. Both classes were out In force. .! . . The Choral Union has arranged for a> May Festival,-to last twb or three' days,' and which win be the finest musical eyfe^t ever offered the people of Ann Arbor. Among other attractions will pmmn Juch, Max Heinrich, the Buston Festival Orchestra and several others-of like merit. The Freshman and Glee (Sub opened the lecture course at Dexter. last Friday night with a successful concert. □ The Hon ,C. IL Buhl of Detroit left at his death a ten thousand dollar be<iuest to the taw Library. The Ice on the river was crowded last'' Friday and Saturday. The barns of the Street Railway Co. were burned last Thursday morning and al! but. one of the cars destroyed. The trips to Ypsilanti havo beep greatly re-, duced in number in consequence. “How did year son do at eohege. last year, Mrs, Jones?’’ “Splendid, lie did so wdll as a Freshman that he had^n encore.’’ “A what?” “An encore. The faculty have request­ ed him to repeat the year. years ago hy paly and laler'bj .puljcjk A BlatadedL It is a frothy comedy full.of comical situations and perplexing combi­ nations add as produced lkstf night kept .the bouse in a constant uproar. ' The company Is far garperior to anythingftere- toforo offered at, popular prices. Staple­ ton h» a competent actor and bis brother who did the “sport” is a clever performer. May Yokes, a slnhig and dafitihg soubrett and character delineator of the AnUle TMHrfc’School, established hertolf as a hot favorite at onre. Mbs EvtJlyn Crosby, the mother-in-tow, lived up u» all ita paragrepbeft.tereever written Oh the sub­ ject, hot taafsted upon wearing an old dressing gown throughout the evening, which was Incongruous. The balance Of the caste was etftrient To night a double bill This , clever company will open Mudges New Opera House Monday, Feb. 5th. » Mr. abd Mre. James L. Wllkids gavk delightful company at their pleatant eMRfor home,north of the city on’ Friday evening last. The guests arrived at C o’clock when supper was served and then The credit system of telling goods at pedro played .until a late hour., Mrs. retail is rapidly growing hi disfavor all Gard Chidester and Mrs.- Will Huffman over the countiv. Merchants offt-r many cut fbr'tbb ladle* first prize and the latter reasons for doing away with It; namely, won IL Mnf.‘ Grdble and Dr. Andrus cut tardy payments the small. reliance to. be tor the gentleman’s, prize an< Dr. Andrira placed upon promises; extra capital re­ succeeded In maintaining the reputation quired, and the annoyance and injustice of the gentlemen present by cutting the ;■ of the predict of thus* who, having been winning card. favored with credit at one store, do their cashJpKiitig elsewhere. tZTbe Barry and Eaton Medtea! .associa­ tion wet in (be office of Dr, Drake in this city, Thursday afternoon. An excellent program was given antf good Interest shown. Those present werea— Dr’s Walters «ud Stimson, Eaton Rapids; Dr. Man* Green, Charlotte; Dr’s Kilpatrick, Woodland; Van Horn, Dowling; Horner, Lake Odessa and Dr’s Lowry, Drake, Fuller, and Kirk, of this city. fW»T ««4 nMWod i» , nnltet aumber to IbejMn «M lasttc aodtende was out lasvnigtit for. the opening performance dftt£ four nights’ engagement of John1 Staptetons’ players. The bjii was gn -Arabian Night” . done Additional Local News. Dr. Sackett was called to attend Mrs.. btmd -for appearance and claims to be able We Wm. Glllasple last Monday she being to prove where he got the barnees. C. T. Fairfield, editor of the Eaton Rap­ are informed that Thibout has been over quite* kick. Ids Journal; begun suit in the Circuit The singing school conducted by Prof. and tried to settle with 'Leopard .and that Court Monday: against O. E. Hawkins, Taylor at this place is prospering finely. be has been to the Justice who Issued the editor of the Eaton Rapids Herald, for We George Hayward has commenced, haul­ warrant and offered toplead guilty. dcfamatleu of character In the sum 810,­ also understand that Thibout returned a. lug ties and lumber to this place. 000. For a year or more the Herald has^ Harvey Adams Is at work as a setter In robe to John Pax that had been stolen five contained uncomplimentary allusions to or six weeks ago. There has been a nuns ff. Patten’s saw mill. Mr. Fairfield which have seemed to an The Woman's Aid Society which was ber of robes, whips, halters, grain etc. outsider to be unwarranted and beneath stolen around here during the winter and recently started Is doing nicely. reputable journalism.—Charlotte Leader. Mrs. Isaac Deback of Orangeville wrs a it seems there is some kind of- an organi­ The Sbakespeirv Club had a very pleas­ visitor of Mrs. Charles Collins last Mon- zation around here for rite purpose of steaMng such articles and we hope the ant meeting Monday eventag at the resi­ day. , dillty one will be found oqt and such a dence of Mr. and Mfa. J. A. Sweezey, 201 punishment meted out to them as will in­ E. Walnnt Street. A fter the usual exer­ VukM Spriuffa . Almon Ritchie and Pierce O’Connor re­ duce others Fbo are inclined to steal to cises Dr. Timmerman read a paper on turned home Monday from southeast of engage is a . more b«u»nd»le and Volumnla and Mrs Marloq Goodyear one Battle Creek where they have been rut­ safe employment, and thnt the lime i« out on Corilanwt The evantag’n meeting ting wood this winter, ■ <ar fiistatet* when people can drive, into closed Mr. Swecrev's work as preuideni «ff • C. W* Burpee’s team left him near Wil­ iar village Knd hitch their teams without the Club. At the close of ths program lard Culvers’ last Friday and ran down to tovffljl ’Jieirr^beg haltere and whips Mr. Sweezey and bis eharmtag wW Invited Asher" Turner's where they overtook •MHlWi - x the club to remain and they were served ‘u Beam Springer, who stopped them. For­ Tb, repWi) mmoI UUet MeArtb- I^deltetaas toeeseem and oeke. Dr.'F. B. pre tunately they did do damage. nrwM trMdv JartlM >t •Tlmreerau* to now presktenL r BTthe pfahn'S. be was a model neighbor and his Htandtag , as a citizen was such as to inaare Msr a conspienons place In the future w well as Abe present regard ef ills feftowhrtn.’ But be will be missed nfost of all bi his fami­ which The. Young Mow Social Club give A hop al the Hastings House to-night .' ' Invitations are ont for a dapitoate wbUt party to be given to-morrow evening by Geo. Barnes and Mr. and Mrs."■ Gtird Chidester al the former’s hone on’BrAdway.'/:;* Mr, a»< Mrt. Tkketa dow ou sate to Pnette Const points on aeeoabt of the ^California' Mid­ Winter Exposition via the Michigan Cen­ tra1!. . For ■ rates and rotrtea mqnlre ■ at Mi&lgah Centres Ticket office. C. IL Ociottf, * fa j! • ' • ’ AgvnX WreaUlag With Ebglte. more provided with traps for the un­ wary than almoat ahy other. Vaaaar man whose admiration for the yotmg dergradnatos cbnMdmbly exceeded ability to apeak it in English. Ba met the young women at one or tw» �Sew»l /AV dULEg VERN Tb.. i™rb(t bow-inprf Lake ers. About our half of the men were 5\jrren»r*» •n<1 comlnff ,n ta rtu- peak- of the Flinders range. white, the others being half breed* or secii-civilixcd natives, well acquainted Tlir v. tHiihc* '"a* warm—the same temprnrfurc that is met with during March with the language, customs and habit* m M. _ __________________ _ of the wild people who were supposed fa otsotries of the northern hemisphere tnvrracd by the thirtieth parallel, «uch to hold Copt John a close prisoner. ■fcmvenrau *•.' — *——;■ . ; ■ ‘ jj। The progress of the Algiers. Mexico, or Co-hin China. , The progress ot ins expeditionjfvaa, expeuiwou «•«, Th. re wo* n threat of rain in the at- , on account of the thick forest* and~ the mnspherv. even of one of those violent • ragged nature of the country. ‘..........nec«»- The white* were well ihun<lcr-«torms which the expedition , partly alow. would lowg for in vain when once it hail mounted, the negroes followed on foot. entered iqxrn the plain* of the interior. ■ From Farina Town to Alice Spring* finder sni h circumstances was it that station it was a good three hundred and the train bearing Mr*. Allaire steamed • fifty mile's, und several weeks were spent into Farina Town, the terminal station in covering this distance. But, al<rf the road, at three o’clock in the I though Gw advance was slow, tho memalteraoon. afternoon. Zach French and hi* his men ; bers of the expedition, thanks to the adwere at the and as ; mirabk- precautions which had been were waiting wo,....,, — —- station, — ...— Molly stepped from L..r her Mmnartment compartment taken by CoL Tom Maries, continued in they lifte4 their cap* into the air and 1! the ^t of health and apirita Early *cnt up a hearty chipcr. The eshaggy ’___ _ । anj hite in her saddle, sharing the fa­ brows of the honest bld sai lor were knit __T______ * * | ’ tigues of the march without a murmur, together apon first latching sight of > cheering and inspiring everyone by her Gcslfioy !»$■ Molly’s side, but when he j indomitable courage und inexhaustible saw the transformation which hmi ■ confidence in her own ability to accom­ taken place in the sailor lad and noted j plish the mighty work which she had his intelligent and gallant bearing as I set herself, Molly hovered around and he swung his rifle across his shoulder about the little bqgd like an angel of __ i aided Airs. Af.-r Allaire A IL.r'trrht and to r. ight nnnn upon light and swectnew, like a guiding the pint form, hi* heart shed its wrin­ spirit deputed by Heaven to sustain, kle* and he grasped I the lad cordially by direct and preserve. the hand, Welcoming him us one of the Next to her it was Godfrey who knew hand of *earchers. But how great was how to work himself into the trigged his joy at finding himself again in the but honest hearts of the members of the presence of his loved mistress. For band. The skill with which ho'rode, twelve dqys. twelve long days, hr had the accuracy of his aim as a rifleman, »o1 seed Capt. John’s wife. Such a and the rexuLiness and ease with which thing had not happened t«» him since he took to his life in the Australian tin- lost return of the Molly’s Hope to bush were soon all powerful enough to San Diega Molly herself was de­ chase away the last frown from Zach lighted to meet her faithful friend and French’s face. aervilor again, whose devotion to her । “A wonderful resemblance,’’ he mut­ bo:(lercfl upon a veneration, and she ' tered to himself. “If I had not buried pressed his hand warmly and rewarded । him by a smile as sweet us it was pro- J little Walt myself, I’d believe that lad was-Capt. John’s own boy." nnunced and long continued. Zach , But if Godfrey’s success in making <x>nkl hnrdly believe his ' eyes. ; It was the first smile hr had i friends with the white members of the expedition was such m> to carry joy to seen on that beantiful face since she Molly’s heart, she, as well as Col. stepped on board the steam launch i Marks and Zach, was astounded at the He'was al moat startled by । devotion shown to the lad by the half­ _ _____ i j ... __ — o tr..j 1 It. Was it a good or bud omen? Hod the captain’s wife slipped from that • breeds and Indian guides. To them lofty 'standard of solemn and religious j this wonderful boy was a constant devotion to the great task of her life? | source of surprise and delight HLr And immediately his thoughts revetted courage, his surprising strength and tn the handsome Ind standing by her । agility, his horsemanship, his marks­ Mde. and hi-* shaggy brows drew darkly ■ manship, his kindness and gentleness The, ^/Tether ngain and hi* bronzetl face charmed and fascinated them. took on - a look of aljnost wrath. Was J daintiest tidbits of game and the ripest fruits were laid at th6 door of Godfrey's mW hisfioble mistress weakening under • this sailor l|oy's influence? Would she 1 tent And, to add still further to the cot, after n few hundred miles had ! long list of the boy's accomplishments born put behind them, become soft- j it was discovered that since he had been hrartod, irritable and despondent, like in service on* the Australian coast he had picked up quite a vocabulary of the mv ordinary woman, and fret over and <v)mphiin of the hardships of the journey native dihlects, so tlrnt he now had ex­ across these Grid plains? He feared so, perienced no difficulty in underatanding he greatly fecred and turned away. I the jargon spoken by the native guides. It might not be out of place to state lest the captain’s wife might read these ' misgivings iij his countenance. hero that this was far from being the Tom Marks and Zach French had ' first camel train that had been sent out done their work well. Everything was ' into the Australian wilderness. It was •in readiness for the start. Molly was i in 1888 that -Mri Elder imported from deeply touched when, upon making a India a l^jrge number of cameLs, togeth­ personal examination of the long line of er withvjheir Afghan drivers. These pack wagons, her eyes rested upon a ’ animals have done well in Australia, seaman’s chest, bearing upon ope end ' and beyond all doubt it was due to the the words: “Capt. John Allaire." She ' fact that CoL Warburton made use of turned with parltsl lips and tearful eyes 1 these ships of the desert that he was enabled to accomplish his daring ride inquiringly toward Zach. from Alice Springs station to Rock­ 1 * An outfit tor Capt John,” said Zach, bourne, Nichol Bay on the coast of De­ in a low tone i of voice. Witt Land. Molly eoultl make no reply, but she If David Lindsay, at a later date, suc­ readied out and took the sailor's hard, ' ceeded in cressing the continent from rough hand tenderly within hers. north to south with the aid of pack “Nr*. Allaire,' said Marks, “so long horses bnly. i :*s because .be kept as we follow the government roads the elosc to the f ment roods and tele­ •cvuntry will furnish us with all the graph lines and <lid not risk liimself in forage wc need for our cattle, but when the wilderness which would have been we enter the wilderness it will be neces­ power Ina to sustain .the life of hia sary to abucikm our horses and oxep train. Mil replace them by pack and saddle The expedition reached Alice Spring* Kumels: these ; we have already sent on 1 mlx-ud. The wells in these vast arid j station m gcxxl form. Here a halt was made in order to tramrfer the baggage tracts are often flays apart and it would and supplies tj the backs of the pack be impossible'for us to make our way from one station to another except by . camels. Col. Mark* Vypk this occasion , ♦h<* <j$e of camels." j to make a most searching examination of ea. h member of his band, in order to • “4 hare ccriplete confidence (a your weed out any who showed signs of s«tlll nnd c::p4riene<‘ es a path-finder, breaking down. A week was thus con­ . Co! Marks." replied Molly. "I mutorsumed, when, at a c’-mmand from Mol­ strnd that we ere to exchange our ly, the camel train moved slowly and horses and own for a came) train at silently out into the sandy waste* of Alice Springs <a*.irn.” the Great Victoria desert. •Frectecly. mt dam." answered Marks, As Molly, from her lofty seat on one the momact you have sufaciently of the ships of the desert, cast her eye* rccorored from the fatigue of your long over this apparently limitless waste, railway ride, you may give us the sig­ her heart sank within her for a brief nal to break axfay, for everything is in moment as she asked herself the ques­ rradincM. even to the motto painted tion: Am I not warring against Heav­ upon onr pack wagon*— ‘No Step Back­ en? **x\.m i not rebelling against the ward.”" . will of God in thus penetrating this A fcdnt smile Spread over ilolly’s face awful solitude in search for a human as she bent her shapely head in ae- life which only a miracle could hav* knnr.k-dgrincnt of this thoughtful bit kept from destruction? Are not my at­ zrf sentiment tempts as foolhardy as they are pre­ "More at offre, then, CoL Marks," sumptuous?" “If too late to­ Godfrey made answer to these doubt* day. ut sunrise to-morrow." and misgiving., for at that moment hi* clear, ringing voice reached her ear, r Marks bowed- In acquiescence, halm and ot carrying balm and rnnfirl comf.>rt to H her • and springing l^ght’y on his horse rode * rnt-rvinj? anxious heart. She hesitated no away To g*vc the necessary orders. Farina Towut was one of those vil­ longer. She turned an inquiring gaze lages which spring up mushroom-like toward the horizon of this vast ocean fn a single nighi along the route of an •rf sand as she had often fixed her weary Australian er American railway, and tn eyes upon the limitless expanse of the a-few short xnoaths arrogate to them- tea, hoping and praying that the white oelw.** all the dignity of a city a century sails of the Dread naught might coxae oild. The cunning of the surveyor and slowly into sight. Upon drawing near to the Mnrehiland agent is visible from the very son and McDouall ranges the native .L town is i. located. ::^-g day «.*_ after the Nothing ' apjolUng fa* tl»l they had »lr«4y mirfttoohatw. or ludiridu*! UM, for uiUco in wiOi strwlor. of • naU« ful: Tnw. there wm a poaribUiV ferod greatly, being barely abto to drag themselves along at the la«L Scarcely hud the tent* been pitched and the exhausted men thrown them­ selves upon the ground for long-needed sleep when one of the youngest of the native scout* crept stealthily post the guard and roused Godfrey. “Quick, little muter.* be whispered, “quick, bring gun, follow me, no talk!" It seems that in making choice of Godfrey th© native hod doncsoaolely on account of the youth’s extraordinary courage, agility and quickness of move­ ment. just as one might choose a certain dog or horse to attain a certain end. The child of the desert knew exactly what was needed. He had no faith in the grown members of the band. They might, in their supposed superior knowledge, stop to reason, rouse the band, raise a voice above a whisper or be too slow in advancing on their hands and knees. Godfrey had uot removed his pistol from his belt Reaching for his rifle, ho joined the scout and stole silently out of the camp. Once out of sight and hearing, the scout made known to God­ frey that a white captive had not been already put to death as at first reported, but that he had been delivered into the hands of the chief* brother, who, with several of the tribe, were to put him todeath that morning before the rescue party should become aware of his pres­ ence so near at hand. It called for the greatest precaution on the part of Godfrey and the native scout in approaching the Indian camp. A single startled outcry of bird or beast would be sure to warn the savage* of the approach of au enemy. The last quarter of a mile it became necessary to advance by crawling through the tall gras*. Although hampered by the weight of his rifle, Godfrey, by great exertion, succeeded in keeping up with the scout The execution was to take place nt sunrise. Already, as Godfrey and his companion threw themselves on their knees in order to reach the spot unseen by the savages, the first ray* of the sun shot faintly upwund like spectral spears. Godfrey caught bis breath as hi* eyes fell upon the white prisoner seated on the ground and encircled by half a , dozen of the savages each of whog} 'grasped two spears in his hand. The man’s face was hidden beneath a long growth of hair, which in matted strips hung over his brov.-.. while a grizzled beard tangled and wide reaching cov­ ered hi* entire breast His form was pitifully emaciated, and it would seem to hare been a needless precaution to pinion his arms, so near death's door was this captive. As the first ray of sunlight waved like a sword of flame over the wilder­ ness, one of the savages rose from the ground where he had been squatting, and with a terrific yell raised his spear. But a rifle shot rang out clear and sharp, and the man fell backward like a log. The others sprang to their feel in the wildest terror, and, a* Godfrey and the scout burst upon them with loud cries, mingled with pistol shots, they fled dismayed from the spot, think­ ing that the whole band of white men had suddenly fallen upon them. The white captive was quickly re­ leased and tenderly stretched upon the ground. “Father! father!” cried Godfrey: “do you know me I’m Walter. Speak! Mother is here. Shie has come to take you home!" But the man had swooned and the lad's words .were lost upon him. Not until Zach French had reached the spot and had made hurried examination of the white captive’s features was the glad truth known that Capt. John Al­ laire, of the Dreadnaught, had been found at last! “Mother, mother!” cried Godfrey, bursting into Molly’t. presence. “We hare found Capt. John at last." “1 knew we would! I knew we would# exclaimed Molly, falling upon her knees and bowing her head in prayer. After a moment's pause. Godfrey lifted her tenderly, saying: “Come, mother, let me lead you to him. ’’ “Yes, my ion; yes, ray beloved Wal­ ter," replied Molly, clasping the boy closely to her bosom, “and another lost one baa come to life, too, for look!" she cried, pointing to a cluster of gold brown curl* lying upon the ground. “That hair was never cut from your beau, iny son. It was somebody’s else child that honest Zach and dear Mr. Hollister followed to the grave!" Two years have parsed. A magnifi­ cent rills stands in the neighborhood of Prospect cottage. It Is the home of Capt. John Allaire and lib family,-of which Kate Barker b now a member, vimgcu mu*, sue muroer ox MivurQ Manson, her huslwxud fled to South America, where he died of yellow fever. The reader needs but to be told that the black nurse whom little Walt had remulattress Nanny. The child had been picked up by the owner of a fishing _____ i_____________ ? TOO HUNGRY TO 1AT. a Csltfwrul* Giri. That anyone should starve in the midst of plenty b sad enough, but when the Buffwer b a strong and willing girl. get, the pity of it b lost in the wonder. Yet such was the experience <rf a young woman the other day in Ban Francisco. She actually fainted on the street, and was well-nigh unto death before reviv­ ing at the hospital, and one physician says there b nothing whatever the matter with her but starvation. She is but twenty-two years old and Vallejo was her home. Iler father to poor and she felt herself n burden at home, so she went to Ban Francbco, took a little room temporarily and tried to find work. Day after day she hunted, re­ ducing her rations os her money grew less, living for several days on tea and an occasional scrap of bread, till at last strength gave out and those who picked her up on the street thought she was a woman of forty, so rapidly had she aged. She thus describes her experi­ ence: ‘•Well, the day I saw my last flve-ccnt piece I stayed in all day. I tried to go out and hunt for work, but I just could not do it My feet felt so heavy and I was so dizzy I was afraid to walk for fear I’d fall down. I hadn’t eaten any­ thing since the night before, not even my bread and tea. I had cried a good deal before that, but that day I felt too sick to cry. Toward night I grew sick at the stomach—oh, awfully sick—and my hands and feet were like Ice. I was afraid I would be very sick if I didn't get something to cat, so I went out to a little restaurant near by. 1 was going to get a cup of tea there with my five centa. I sat down at the tabic and was just going to order the tea when all at once 1 couldn’t sit up any longer." She revived, got on to the street again and fainted. Two women came up and said: “Oh, that's too bad," and were ver; kind. ‘‘Did thev get vou something to eat?" “No." “Did they offer you any money?” “No; the policemen brought mo to this place then.*’ . “Do you begin to feel better since you came hen'?" “Oh. yes, I feel better, but I’m very weak. I can't eat anything. I tlcn’t sivm to want to oat. People have been so good. A young man I used to know at home read > about me in the papers, and he came to see me this morning. He said he thought there must be ^ome mistake when he read about it. but I told him the only mutuke was that I thought I could earn my living all alone in this big city. He’s going to let some erf my Vallejo friends know where I am. and I gucs:. I’ll be all right nor. ." Her girlish pride and spirit are broken. She did n->t even know'enough of city ways to examine the “want col­ umns." It is such tu» she who suffer iu big cities.—N. Y. Advertiser. A The fa York Wy Tribune ■AND----- tWSTfflQS MfflEK ONE YEAR fOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN AbYANCE Address *11 orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. RAVAGES OF CATARRH DUEL FOR DLOOD. In a regimert stationed nt Marseilles the captain of one < f the troops, accord­ ing to the Now York Recorder, was a notorious bully, lie took a special de­ light in ttirturing the youngest of hia lieutenants, a bright. la*aghtcr-loving Ind, who was the delight of the regi­ ment—officers nnd men. Ono day after mess ho grossly insulted the boy and followed it up by calling him a liar abd slapping his face. The lieutenant flushed and left tlir room. He liad pre­ viously slxiwu his courage at Algiers, and his comrades could not understand why he should tolerate i.uch continued insults. They followed him to hi* quarters and told him tliat if he did not call out his enemy he would liave to go­ to Coventry. The young officer ex­ plained that he liad strong religious scruples about dueling and could not conscientiously go ouL Finally the colonel of the regiment sent him the alternative—cither fight or leave the service. The boy then agreed, on condition that the fight should take place with tttotol* and over a handkerchief. One <raktlie weapons was to be loaded and the Jther unload­ ed. They were to be chosen by k»L The mm utood up, t-ach holding the rdge of a itnnclkerohief. At the signal the captain pulled the trigger, when it was found tliaL '^2 ^ld the unloaded pistol. All eyes were now fixed upon the calm, resolute, fair-headed boy. The spectators were confident thaLa* he held his oc’ccrsury in his power, he would cither discharge his pistol in the air or not shoot ut aU. But not ao. He took deliberate aim and. placing the nnxxzle of his pistol us near-the other mim> Ince os he could reach, blew hi* brains out Then, leaning over the prostrate f<»nn of his enemy, he dipped a hand­ kerchief in the blood und smeared tho face with it. Then with exultation he turned to these in the field and said: “Tlierc! <’q you «enrider that 1 tatve wiped out the blew I received?" He then strode from the ground and that evening sent in his resignation. Since tliat incident tlwro has aot been no mrch bullying or dueling in axre refftment of the French army. ■SteTOCe^uB, kwwThree read Withli a rbul-chyartl written on a atone No name, nor date, the str-pje words alone * CM me the story of *Q jnkaown drefi A marble column lifted hiah iu hr. tun ,r> ___ _ . C*Urrh Attieks All Mucous Membranes. It Affeets the Ears, Eyes, Nose Throat, Bronchial Tubes, Lungs. Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder—The Whole Mucous Tract—The Many Ills That Are Due to Its Far Reaching ‘Influence. Many people labor under the mistakes idea that eatarrb means simply a dbcharge from the nostrils, with a hawking and aphttng of mucous; but to the observing physicias who makes a spclalty of the disease, the word catarrh means much more. Experience has taught him that catarrh b by no umaaa confined to the bead alone, but that th­ en tire system Is frequently affected by M. Thus we have— Cktarrb of the nose, causing frontal headaches (more oossmonlv known as nesralgla.) a sente of dullness or drowsiness, dizziness, confusion of thoughts, etc. Catarrh of the throat, bronchia) tubes and lungs, causing sore throat coseh, bos ran ess, or entire lost of votes, brooch itto, asthma, pneumonia, etc. Catarrh of the stomach (more comment called dyspepsia 1 causing indigeslios. heartburn, water brash, nausea, fetid breath, palpitation, or tattering of the heart shortness of breath, ete. Catarrh of the bladder with its long list nt symptoms, the inflammatory* condition extending up the ureters to the kidneys, causing diabetes. Bright’s Disease. etc. Catarrh of the bowels, cawtag altercate diarrhoea and onstipatiuu. plies, etc. In fact catarrh effects more or toss aU the muoew surfaces of the entire body, c* aster at times severe local neuralgic or rheumatic paiw. So when Dra. Copeland and (Ira ham are asked, (as they often are by patients) whether they treat other diseases as well as catarrh they answer yea. Becsuse experience has taught them that nearly every case of chronic disease in this climate Is due to a general catarrhal condition of the system, and in treating this con­ dition they esre the disease. , Till, method ot tmtani la ^tbIImIt to ihla eUa. or ailment, ct the m lire mucous tract or the bodj: as N la both loot! aad Internal; and each rear s eaper; ence and mceemtnl treatment ooh ton«nm> their claim that lUa to Ibe only true and rational mode or treatment. In IM, they are borne out by hundreds ot tretimoalaU « COSTS YOU NOTHING FOR CONSULT All’.’N AND EXAMINATION. _ <uacu; CATARRH CAN BE CURED! Hrta« at 171 Bbsamut sv^re“Vrajta Rapids and onn of the bwrt known allien in the City, came to Dm. Copeland *rt Graham to rilusee . - IIIf. catarrh ■'■Il r K. _waaacuraNc A .- - ..___ - 4ter»M>. -___ - »■ all bad. 1 had no appetite. My food lay heavy oa my stoMeh. wkfab eras sour and generated niuiUl I felt mlnenable. My bowels were bod. and in fact I waa hardly free from most of three nymptoms any of the ttae. **I began to improve with the first week s Uweh—nt and I have gained steadily until a! most every symptom has dlreppcared. and i feel that catarrh to Indeed a curable dtoeapwhen treated property. I can only express myeer as pteared wicb the resulk,and can wtoh apyowe suffering from catarrh no better fortan* than te eowult Dra. Oopelaud and Graham use $5.00 A MONTH THK Is. It lit. COS.VLTATIOW.BXAMIXATlO.l.TKBATMKNT AMDMBOI- Byxryten' bluak and correaj CopeLaid Medical Institute. X/MWiJ an of money from Lew Barker iaed the fiaMrman to consent to a thia fact and to paaa the child hia own. While it wm yet « ^•whether Mrs. Allaire vreuld t?2 BAST FULTON STRUT OBAND RAPIDS MICH. �P. A. Keeler, of Detroit, died last Thursday. He was formerly an early resident of Middleville and was au ancle of the Keeler boys of that village. Hastings Banner Thursday, Feb. 1, 1894. NLIGHBORINQ COUNTIESHome talent will give the opera forc” at Plaubwell fur the G. A. K. John Dawson, of Rutland. Installed the offlerre of Prairieville Grange 'Ust Satur­ Pina- day p. m. The poet office at Believue has been Manv farmers who have faith In the moved tu Uie Hamilton building and as a success of the creamery, and who have reeult the North Main Street (il’a former studied the profits arising from patron­ locution) people look a little blue. ising It, are buying more cows. One man Just as the three o'clock freight going Is talking of shipping In a carload of them. north stopped al the station last Friday —Woodland News. afteruoou, Wm. Hill undertook to croes Willie Hulfj of Grand Rapids, aged .six the track by Bailey’s mill, when the train years, got hold ot a revolver and shot himself In the head yesterday morning. suddenly backed up and caught the wa­ gon, literally grinding it into kindling At last reports he was still alive. His aunt, Mrs. Geo. Bunday, went to the city wood. Mr. H. did not realize the danger until fairly on the track, when be jumped last evening.—Middleville Sun. trom his wagon, catching hfe horses by The North American Bee Keepers’Asso­ the bitts and man and wagon were push­ ciation recommends-that apiarian societies ed down the Hack about two rods. Mr. of the various states memorialize their Hill had a very; narrow escape and should respective legislatures to enact laws that feel tnaukful that he is but nothing more shall forbid the spraying of fruit trees than a lumber wagon, as he was not in­ during the time of blossoming. jured. The rear end of the caboose was A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart also badly smashed up.—Leslie Republi­ Weed will cut the mucous phlegm out of the throat and lungs in a few hours, mak­ can. BUSINESS CARDS. p s. 1-AI.METHiR. J. M. SMITH. LAW. COLLECTION AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF PALMERTON A SMITH Conveyancing a specialty. Woodland, Mich Jp M. WotMimansee. LAW Mid COLLECTION OFFICE. Ail business promptly attended to. T^uward Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. 1-1 Arthur U. Denison. TAGGART. KXAPl'KN 4 DENISON. LAWYERS. Rooms fll 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.Grand Rapid*:. Michigan. A LICK KIRK. M. D. • Physician and Surgeon. Hastings. - - Mich. AU call* prurupily attendod day or utgtiL OfficeOVer F. G. Stowell'* boot and shoe store M J Attorney ut law, Hastings. Mich. Practices In all courts ot the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. R. K. H. LATHROP. Hpmocpathic Physician and J Surgeon Office oR*r W. il. Goodyear’s New BrQg Store. All calls promptly attended to. D V* A. SCKIBNE1L M. D.. Physician and Surgeon. Delton, • • - Mich. In residence, one olock cost of dopoL IT A. A C. 11. BARBER -EL. Physicians and Surgeons. Cglls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. ________ 1 A. SHELDON, Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hastings. Money to loan -on Real Estate Real Ectate arid on comanlaslon. General conveyancing, daring a complete set of Abstract Books, com- | piled from the Records, can furnish complete ♦ teacU. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P • M. FOWLER,D.D. 8. PHILIP TJ QOLGROVR, X Attorney at Law (Succensor to Smith A Colgrovtt.) (Office in Union block. Hastings.) Practices In all the courts or the state. < E. KEN ASTON. i• Attorney at I,aw, (Over J.8. Goodvear B Oo.'vstore.) Practices tn all courts of the State. Collection^ jroraptly attending to. p R. TIMMERMAN. Homcepathic PhyI . sician and Surgeon. (Office 6ver Uuhrop'n drug store.) ADIRONDA Morton Rowley, of Potterville, made a business trlf> here last week. The concert Friday evening last was well attended and good music rendered a cane to help him on his way. Jerry Elliot and wife, of Maple Grove are visiting the latter’s parents. Prof. Davenport and wife Sundayed with the latter’s parents. Our singers are preparing. some fine songs for the colored lady’s meeting Sat­ urday and-Sunday. Come every one. We bear that D. Townsend’s boy is slightly Improving. Lee McDonald and wife arc visiting the ” Soft coal of a superior quality is being forner’s parents near Cedar Creek. ing It a sure cure and quick cure and preRoy Barnum now has his shingle out for ventlve of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore mined at Grand Ledge on the Babcock harness and shoe reparing. Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles farm now owned by George W. Arnold. John Marks is laid up with sore throat all come from a negleated cold. W. H. A two-foot vein Is being worked through Many from here attended the Teachers a tunnel In the bank of the river, three Goodyear. nslltute in Hastings on Saturday. Iu many places the public schools are miners being employed. The coal is ele­ abridging and simplifying the courses In vated to the top o! bank. arithmetic, omitting those which perplex William Boyle, of Wayland, aged 35 Rev. Spitler Is on lhe sick list. pupils without producing resale rich years died last week of measles. Fred Snore is building an addition to enough to furnish compensati on. Any­ Mrs^ Susan Martin, a resident of Allehis house. thing which exhausts the time or vitality pan county for many years, dled Julius Hosmer and wife were at Battle of the pupil or teacher without results of last week. in ScotShe corresponding value, is simply a - dead laud, resided in Ireland and ras 82 Creek visiting friends for a few days weight which cannot be too soon dispenlast week. years old at the time of her death. ed with. Marlon Shores is getting material out to Sunday night, some parties knocked at build a tool house. An item is going the rounds of the pathe door of John MeCabe’s bouse, near pers Warning farmers against buying or Decatur, and told him his straw stack was using samples of seed wheat from Russia afire. Mr. and Mrs. McCabe went out to Who have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla what they and Austria, it having been discovered extinguish the flames if possible and to think of Ik and the reply will o© positive In Ifa that this wheat is full of weevil, which favor. Simply wbat Hood’s Harsaparilla does, protect their b’lildlngs. During their ab­ that tells the story of it« merit. One has been will produce a similar bug by millions sence. the house was ransacked, drawers cured of indigestion or dYipepala. another finds It indispensable for sick headache, while others wherever planted. Farmers everywhere and trunks searched, but nothing ot mar­ report remarkable cures of scrofula, catarrh, are requested to burn all such wheat at rbeumatlam, salt rheum etc. ketable value was found and nothing was once and not plant It under any circum­ Hood’sPtlls are purely vegetable. stolen. It Is supposed the stack was stances.—Ex. fired to afford an opportunity for robt^rv. For Over Fifty years. if the weather should admit of an ice The stack was burned, but no other dam­ Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been nsec harvest this season, it may be well to no­ age was done. for children teething. It sooths the child, soft­ tice that the state law requires all persons the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, Chas, and Julian Bingham, of Lee. Al­ ens and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentyengaged in cutting Ice from lakes or Bold by all druggtste legan county, Intend to set out 1300 peach five cents a bottle. throughout the world. streams In this state to erect and maintain trees In the spring. suitable danger signals at or near the base Measles are holding sway In Martin, of operations. The penalty for their and the older people are victims as well as neglect to do so Is the same as for a mis­ the children. demeanor— S100 fine and imprisonment In Saugautuck had a revival recently dur­ the county jail for three months. show Depleted Blood, poor ing which 80 people were converted. There is more Catarrh In this section of nourishment, everything Bert Keel, of Monterey, drew 8,660 the country than all other diseases put to­ bad. They are signs of gether. and until the last few years was pounds of stone to Allegan last week at Anaemia. supposed to be incurable For a great one load. Pale Faces Scott’s Emulsion many years doctors pronounced It a local । disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by' constantly falling to cure with Wheeler's H^lure Nerve \ HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, Epilepsy, Additional County News. UNEXCELLED FOR— H C B , LOCAL NEWS. The foremost men of the world write the Uterstore of contemporaneous activity for THE PORUM. ■v Enn irwt MbfKl 11 trt<> •» » nr *"“■ «kM It MiaraU, (MM tate patlie altenlloa up la tnataP a, «!»• teat aatherHIea. aiUnat rape* ta partla. or craada. It wilt heap aay thaapMIal reader lalamW aa tta taaka pad praalana el tta thee, aa aa otter peHadleal deaa. of Intelligent readers. Bat naw the number of readers of tboaghttal Mt asOtars -woaadwmnen who wUh really to know what ie going on in tho world owtaide the narrow limits at particular tecta and parties- is great enoagh ia the United States to warrant so revolutionary a redaction in price. The Ferum discusses important subjects, bat ft is act dull. The lltaratare at nuataaipo raneoas activity is, In fact, the most interesting of ail irtarotase. American citizenship Implies that a man shall know the optaioM «d the foriOMOt RMR and the latest great achievements in every dirocWm of activity. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. The Forum Publishing Company. Union Square, New Yort. 15c. a Copy. *3 a Year. What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samael Pitcher's prescription for Infinite and Children. It contains neither Opiam, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is n harmless subsCfitate* for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, anti Castor OBL * It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ nse by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and aRaya feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomadk and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Ca»» toria is the Children’s Panacea—Che Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Casto ria. “ Castoria ia an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers hare repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." Da. G. C Osoood, Lowell, Maas. 111 So. Oxford tt, BrocMy^lLy “ Our physicians In tho children's tfVfWOt- Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when moth era will consider the real Interest of their children, and use Castoria in- morptune, soothing syrup and other hurtful favor upon it.' Ooeway, Ark. 95 quires. This week, EYERTTHINQ CITY BAKERY. g. E. KENKES, FK2F K. iCAfKEK IS CURABLE son.—Woodland New,. Beer, mother should keep > bottle ot tat and ekllM « bot »W<* Carter's Kx- ttprt Smart Wart Reduced from to the satisfaction of ail present. Mr. Laubaugh is now making the an­ vil ring In Barnum’s shop at this place. Miss Lena Kelsey la on the sick list and out of school at this writing. Wp see G. W. Coats on our streets with This winter so far has been a bad one for handling dressed poultry, which is accounted for by the close times and so local treatment, pronounced it Incurable. many unemployed in the cities who could Science has proven catarrh a constitution­ not indulge in the luxuries of chicken or al remedy, and therefore requires consti­ turkey. But very little has been shipped AND w - ----- — — tutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure from here and prices have not been very the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co.. To­ satisfactory.—Caro Advertiser. ledo, Ohio; is the only constitutional cure with hypophosphites, en­ W. H. Culp, a Marshall balloonist, has -POSITIVELY CURESon the market, it is taken internally iu been arrested for passing counterfeit mon­ riches the bloodj purifies the In doses from 10 drops to a teaspoorfTul. ey at Kalamazoo. Fifty counterfeit dol­ skin, cures Anaemia, builds It acts directly on the blood and mucous lars were found In bis trunk. up the system. Physicians, tho surfaces of the system. They offer oneSleeplessness, and al! derangements of the world over, endorse it. hundred dollars for any case it fails to I Nervous System. cure. Send for circulars and testimonDon't be ieceieed b; Sebstltitee! jals, Address, Nashville. F. J. CifENkv A Co., Toledo. O. Len. W. Felffbnor and wife were at Sold by Druggists, T5c. Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from Grand Rapids Saturday p. m. opiates, *109 full size doses, 50^ astings ity ank Miss Geraljdlne Maxwell, of Pentwater, THE STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL is the guest of Miss Lois Marshall. Hastings, - - Mich. M. D. Bailey*. Receiving Teller Grand Rap­ ids (Mlcb.) Savings Bank, says hr cannot eay Miss Edna Truman is away on a two tootnuch in favor of-AlTironda," Wheeler’s How Michigan Cares For Her DependBean and Nerve Cure. week’s visiting trip. CAPITAL $75,000.00 Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine SURPLUS llt.000.00. ' Rev. Arthur Trott has two evangelists The State Public School, for the care of Co., Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. helping him in revival meetings al the M. Incorporated under the laws of the State of the dependi nt, neglected and ill-treated Michigan. E. church. children of Michigan, Is an institution of HASTINGS, MICK Open for basinets Dee. 15.18M. The revival meetings at the Evangelical which the people of Michigan may well be OFFICERS: proud. It has solved the financial pro­ church have closed. S. J. Truman spent Sunday at Neway- D. G. Robinson, President; blem of taking care of these children, aad (Theater Messer, Vice. Pres. • CIRCULATION • D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. as a protective measure against pauper­ ItoThe Y. P. S. C. E. had a social at Wm. DrJ!ctors: ism. vice and crime, its value to the pub­ D. W. Reynolds. W. H. Pewen. lic Is Immeasurable. Before its founda­ Jarrard’s in Maple Grove Tuesday even­ D. G. Robinson, Hereafter, changes for advertisements ing nnd although the sleighing was poor tion there was no place for the children John Osrveth, Chester Messer. must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to the you^g people enjoyed themselves P. T. Coigrove. insure insertion in the issue of the week thrown upon the public charge, except lhe county bouses, where they were nec­ hugely. when brought. Hm lhe only sarlngn department In in Barry Ed Mallory was home from Hastings County and pays 4 per cent Intereet on ill time essarily under the debasing influence of The best medical autnorities say the proper depoelts. over Sunday. way to treat catarrh ia to take a constitutional pauperism and vice. At a time iu their remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla. lives when impressions are most lasting, Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will euie they were among those whose influence Cards are out for a dance at the Town Is almost uniformly bad. and their young In the line of choice candies, •alarrh. W. H. Goodyear. Hall, Feb. S2nd. lives were thus blighted. fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery 7000 pounds of milk was received at the Rev. McMillan and Elmer lluntiy, of The establishment ot the State Public Woodland creamery Monday last. Grand Rapids, were in the village over goods, constantly kept on hand. School marked an epoch In the child life Sunday. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure Prompt attention given to all of Michigan. The Stale assumes the right Miss Cynthia Mitchell it visiting at E. a sold in the bead. W. H. Goodyear, orders. Call and see me at to the guardianship of those children who qbmphor Cream Catarrh Cure Is the best are dependent, neglected or Ill-treated, M. LeBaron’s. . Arthur McMillan and family returned atothlng and healing. W. H. Goodyear. and cares for them by furnlsing them a to their home at Kalamazoo Tuesday. A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart temporary home at the school where, by Miss Hattie Birchard, of Silver Creek, Weed will cure the Grippe. W. H. Good- means of perfect physical comfort and was the guest of Chas. Raber and wife healthful moral training, they are led to last Sunday, . . CaatefB Croup and Consumption Cure is forget tbeir old life and become prepared Iwitbout too knife. rtUl Milo. ttoa beat eoupb taadlcta. V. H. Good- to take their places with their more for­ tunate fellows in the families and public Some zero weather the past week with Special attention is givschools throughout the State. Before ad­ eigtrt fifches of snow and more coming at n to Cancer, The treaL Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure mission to the school they have known thia Wriring. talteaea at ones. Tn It; wlittle of comfort and bappinea. Tbeir The great national fight between Cor­ B. Goodyear. residence there abort though it usually is bett and Mitchell Is bverf The writer Tbe porcbaae ot lhe Deane Utti Or K gives them a new idea of life and they wm In hopes John Bull would have car­ toaavltaUtv than those of eonnd fleah. It ia pos­ K. Grant appeal. Io plraM Woodland have no desire of returning to the old man- ried off the honors as then little would sible to attack them without Injurtna surround people .er, touch. De^of living. The price of admission is hare been said about 1L In a cere of dlCarter's Couali and Consumption Cure dependence or 111 treatment, and the plomaey the writer would hare held up tboughM ha* tuteM as Unm of Vtenaa. are fax will enra eourh, and eroup, act, qaletr. qualifications are that they shall be be­ both hands for America. Are not all of taste, food. W. H. Good,ear. tween owe and twelve years of age and these athletic sports the outgrowth of our Curioa Ute warm weather ot the peat sound mentally and physically. They are Universities and high schools? Have not two week, aereral termer. In thia elelnlt, not tainted with crime. our schools degenerated? Ought we to be Upped their aufar baaboa. but the cold Since the openlug of the institution In taxed for tbeir support? wave ot Wednesday baa probably contine­ 1874, wearly AWG children bane been re­ Have you read •’Siva*’ letters in the nt! them that the, were abend ot the sea­ ceived and cared for. There are now In Chicago Inter Ocean to President Cleye- Utata TRAD! MARK i will previnl taklu the institution about 320, and over 1,100 are with good famines throughout the The Inter Ocean --------- :--------------------- IS THB-------------------------------- . ' .. MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST HKS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. TERMS BY Tw1A.lI__ BMLY (wlttttH SmO,). 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Whet’s provide for their proper care and edoea- For a short lime wc will send the H .stings Banner acd fifae \Vwek'y Inter O-ran, the two paper? for only on« dollar per year cad in advance, tu B.rry County Rdad.^rs. .Those out of county fc. 15 year. . COOK BROS �Hastings Bann^ Thursday, Feb U huow by .boot50 awJoHV- It oow looto a, it totne amendment* ^Uht be tacked SCRIPTIONS. on it'll when it we« to thebeoate. WAft CONCLUDED THURSDAY. " .ae^'ia . self. —’ a” - ^uousa^k^ ISTU. • The democratic party Is bound to desIU iroj something If nothing more tha» ** EDITORIAL NOZ£S^ I/1IAH1Z A11T - ■ Additional Local News. Alla puller. ot Middleville, Thursday morning the examination of Asa Tefft for'the murder of LeRey Rogers was continued. Tbe first witness was 1 Geonox ftinotmer, 1 brought to tha jai! Saturday evening. She jected on (be ground that such action^ would be IBegRl without first tbit sanction of Congress. Since’that lime they have seen ludti-rfrlrs gi.e up r fixbt.» despite tbe rrpqid^.W Shpntaan law. they have seeudbe surplus dwindle and the gold reserve melt rwsv like snow u»deria July suiil tltey have seen activity • give way to stagnation. Despite their ' effort’ to bring prosperity by a wouderfully contrived bill, that courts the fnvor of'pattper lufwtvd eountrks. everything hpslrgqpe Hiuare|y. against thyn. The President and bis Secretorj of the Treas■ tfrj-, - We’now turned their backs son are­ 5X . °V°bt P°l bavlni yie flOWertraiJ'l wiUj. Usue >50,- Who testified as follows:— I lire In' tbe yrestero part of Rutland dwut rods from where LeBoy Rogers lived, humming of electrical instruments where* fate ever she is put. She will be taken to the going,to our place we would go liy place; have known the defendant three Kalamazoo asylum. I remember Sunday momlug, During these times when “breaking years. Jah. 7tii, the day of the murder; had oc­ wills’* seems lobe in style In settling eacasion to go to " feasting* that morning; tatpR It Is pleas*,nt to read of exceptiona. The large estate of the late I. Keeler, went to meet mji ‘brother and bring him of Middlevine, was recently settled with­ home; came with a horse and eart and on out even the appointment of an admlnis- quarter-line roadj struck the quarter-Hne Irator. the children of the deceased mak­ road north and south at the Whittemore school house and came di^ct to Hastings. ing a settlement satisfactory to them all. I met £sa Tefft, the prisoner, that morn­ A fortjtae for you. We have a new article Uiat selig,#n sight and there Is big ing near Weavers; he was on horseback: know it was Asa Tefft and It was about money In it for.those who will work. One ■agent made S68&.00 last mouth working eight o’clock when I met hjm; 1 left home between seven and eight b’e^qck that for ua.:' ^Jeud’ 81.00 Wrtmpte pnd get *o morning. Did'Dot sneak to Him or ’notiei work at once. If you engage with us we anything peculiar about him; he was go­ will refund the $1.00 on your first order -of-idods.-’Atfdress all orders • to U B. ing quite fast when I saw him, his horse was galloping. Turner, Parkston, Hutchinson county, ? !Arma Ckn^oxct. Sonth/Dakota.’ j.f* ’ h Insane, talking of electricity constant­ ly, and thinks she bears lhe clicking and 000,000 in> bonds 'to help meet the M­ : penwe. How:IMig wlll'-lt la»r How ' long could any business man contiiuie in • business wbe<IH|>ai^eADVnu« *9. Mi row money to bridge the chasm between Lis । receipt^ ,,mi4 expenditures?. T^iere certainly will .have to capie an cud to The Ikjuoi1 laws are being woefully vio­ ■ such trausaotious despite the untold lated In’this city, not only being sold : wealth that thte country possesses, just jterhotfrapii fhmdayl, tyrt’tjold-to minors, t£esameas wbul^-taVe' Vi corn^l'^b'"thP it tajhe duty of the o®cers to: (investigate Individual who resorUt» such jexpcdleii* these facts which are patent tB-a!L Liquor laws sblnnd beVroforcea^nai ffs well as elbef raws", and the number drafts upon. of boys who become intoxicated not only after hours but on Sundays as well, thpv The carpet mills of S. Sanford & Sous, at Amsterdam. N. T., started tip Munday should be strongly enforced.—r week, after being closed six .mouths. The We are not able to give a full report of hands who are thus re-employed Dumber tbe Teachers Institute held Saturday- in this city. There was fi fine attendatice have resumed operations in that vicinity, things which would make it a success, while at Tarentum, Pa.,.the iQjuto Qlafita itfhe teachers of the city schools entertain­ company have again lighiei lto.banSf6rithff ed the visiting teachers at dinner iu the first time since July, and «00 men are M. E. church parlors. School ma’ams as employed tt comIdnably reduced strait e best, of were ’dxucVon qf tea.per cent. In line, none .^&ve> nia^e th*’ MkffiluM^ idk-heir employes that twenty Au Article tks be e round* per cent of £fceir vage^shaU be wiljbUeld' untb It fc sfeen whet changes are -made in rriuilwd’offeni^tomll * 4bMniDji letter tbe tariff, and with the understanding on a pofiktl. An 'editor wtw.to tbe first that if no change is made tbe 80 per rent, assistant postmaster general recently, and vaillretytutyL f.< - u .p redelved tbe following reply giving tbe ‘ ’NearI’ail'the great Tiurnpean nations, decision of.JadgflfTbajftBM December 14, is88ron tbe warding o£ p, postal that was evert frit! lid log Gr^ht Britain, have recent­ mailable and one tfaat was not. Tbe ly been making reciprocity treaties ar­ mailable one reid: ‘‘‘Please <;all and settle ranging tariff duties to suit their mutual account, which H long past due, and for i^r^l.Ottltbeqther.bawL ,Uie Cleve­ which our col lector 4iaa> called several land admfnistraf Ion qnji the House, W^ys and Means Commitlee.propose to practical- times, and obUgfti’ Tbeone decided un­ ma Hable; , 'iYqy owe u^|ffl.8O. We have Tyievbke the’ reeiprocitr VreatlAPmide caHed .^ypral times .for same, if not under Presided Harrison> administration paid at .once we stiaU place with our law -between the United States and other agency Wcotteetrori.*^ Postal cards are tuiuntrlepluaccordancejwith^be policy, of not tnallable If tflfcy1 codttlh language of '*• Sec^e^ry W<v^r ( Thet>-,are fourteen -of j j, these treaties which the Democratic man­ ihreaitonloff character..’.(•> agers at Washington are endeavoring to wipe oot.^gmtly’*to the disadvantage of the nation’s Industry and the curtail meet '•f iu foreign-martoet. t-a. Ja’ li ChuQtich and Society. ' |\NUlR-vUI " , ■ ' JUST AS A. MCCOY'S PRICES HAVE KNOCKED OUT PROFITS. Blow. we send out is just as itood as good drugs will make it He has one of the best and most care­ fully selected stocks in the state of,Mich­ igan. Everything is new, neat and etlean. He hasn’t any old style, ancient, 'shelf worn goods that he wanta to sell at big pricee. It is an inspiration to, Io6k' over his stock of goods; it's saving you money to buy them. ' Jj. , He gives yon , , $14.00 or 20.00 .'r.-’ltV founfftteaiao4 was gotaff home from school; found them over the feote at tbe forks of Wtoad w^n€ ti$e road turns south front the unto road; they were - out of sight ef kiad:’ ’fikppened to be near the hneerat time. Did dU notkie blood f\NCE IN A LIFETIME YOU V/ BUY FINE FURNITURE. A MATTER OF SO MUCH IM­ PORTANCE SHOULD BE MOST CAREFULLY CONSID­ ERED. OUR AIM IS NOT TO SELL THE MOST CHEAP FUR­ NITURE, BUT TO SELL GOOD FURNITURE THE CHEAPEST TO THE MOST PEOPLE. mo ruing about 11:30 o’clock: went to the house as soou- as 1 tsegrd of it. Chas. Francisco went with me;-we saw fire in THE FURNITURE & CARPET M tratloc that has already doi*e enough to1 make itself odious la history through all lime. Treasury officials at Washington are much concerned about the conatrnctions 1 •ftiievauJto. JtFOttid aeemM M ,ttws. had betterdM* concern^ aboifttbe oapldfcdwindilugexintents. -A few moue -yeare 1 like lhe paut six or eight months will. 1 place.-the Treasury yaalto tar beyoud xhe 1 art cordially toyMod^ .i)j dangerof’toinff'raided. f J* •Blund.ro atrata the Cl.rl.tUui Lift......................................... * , tall bo the topic In .the morning at the There Is ho eunfib for* Grovfcr to fiali ttm, - >re.b>Uri.n dhubat and Id the evening I home for be baa atonorin ■ every part lotttt. . A^beU aud MitcheM. Up to both windows of the room; lamp on .the table. Body had been moved after death Judging from the buprgssions on the .floor, as bipod pliujg to IL, Was a little sbelf under the window. The body before 1 wewt there; Chas. Yranqlseo came. after. icy daughter found these ovenbocaabout 44 rods east of LeRoy Rogers’. She shewed me where shei found theta;At whs oa the west side of' ttettgltac highway, over tbe fence in , tbe edgre of tbe bashes in the forks of toerijad. I looked tn the bed room of tbe ' bouu; looked as if mere had beeu a com­ motion la there ot aome kind; there was a paper on lhe plllpw with blood on 1^ otte pillow was turned over and tbe other partly turned over. There was blood ua , Iopta4 'an if ft bad been rehoed on theftf The pa,per on the box looked as If it had dropped ‘bOT; te *> ■ droo d aulaae. drop IIn a.plwQK. There wu waa hlnrui blood dmn. drppped all the way from the bed room door U> the outside door, ‘ft was in tingle drop* and looked u if It started from tbe front 4^^111 be' ealr dpoj- end went around in tbe bed room; ! IWJWV1 tb« P«*- found blood on tbe button and on the bum that bo bwm.B»de ot B.<rallu ,r- by tertan ' church with ii choice program cf tfdiwtb'. tta sassS: hm. tabbed i.icb;look^u vi.iwwrtR To»«wrw Iww tb. pablle I*, upw aB »P«>ne,toatore» create rowiea/lliln ■a i^uwi Utaiid ad Weed nd tl Ttiddif aatalat at the Prtetatartau t»r- dooctod A*** M door; only W w»U button; ; front v A table full of‘ODDS and x . .- •< ENDS of <111 GrooKeru 11" i Gtenarcl ,2 DOINGS T>>« ORIGINAL GOST.^ I am groin# to 'dtspoBe of my hew fhraitareliit Hotne/price. Our stock of, Presh Fruits,1i iJtow-js yonr tiino to get goods Dried Fruits, Canned for a little money. I will >i i.PMUL'rWflay^getables still btty and sell second waa never- mere corn- hand.gooda and do uplbtl-, Bterin# and repairing. ■ 'plete orcheaper.i M OO Ityou do bhl, at tbs Racket. Twenty-are dor, more ot those ladles anbleacbed sols ba^ Jrist In tor 10c eaeh We will give- somebargains *rr. • MVh.. * ,„r M .. . r._ pair. Ton can not match them tor SOe. at lhe Racket. 1 Good steel pincer, and nipper, lor 10 M>d lie at the Backet.. \ STAND j h:rvu.u‘, ;l inn ‘Jefferson St Furniture Men. deary oreraWru cheap to close oat at tbe Backet. . , ‘ -1 Can you weir Na T aboef We bare some special fobs th that number tor men and boy. for lesa than half price al the Racket For 30 bays. Hams St VanArman. Special sale of Japanese tea pots si 17s tor a tew days only at the Racket, pon ttorjet It It you are In need ot anything In lhe millinery Una We am closing out our stock to make room tor Hereafter any one wishing Io get their opr nep spring Mock which wlU-be larger than ever at tbe Racket.. . u’trMA.ot c ' Did you see our display ot kitchen tlnwar» ihla weakt Welkwehare tba larg-’ eat ta Iheclty at prleea no ane telll make at the Racket ■ • . or Lit I ■/ ,I . Shoes KU3mirec> S«e buys au umbrella at’lhe Racket: Seheol rtdidsfp try tbe Racket tor jma, . WkivWeoUyonwImt.m bare tetl ot winter underwear very choap to,close out f*»h«i*»M*tU» Ra»taS,. ,.n .,,r fr eMMft -fafM StttMty Brtfftal wtuita MMar mwuas udfa. We ara beedgnamn tor all yankoe • no­ allantban .nyboureln Bai re ci.. hurt waa «tate Auk at t Attack.''Averaffr ^by from IStto so pereent at tbe Backet. dm tatald «tak trom.Let»‘-Rta,r,‘ to •We want your eggs at lhe Racket * VnHM• tffites’ sunlit ■uIULja aH.WgtaMets61lHM.etc. Keep .IL”, Vi. Just thd cupboard; was a plate with some bread crumbs on; a bowl of gravy ou ibejtpve that had be­ come liard; cup sod saucer on the table with a drop of blood in the pup; was a ■south west window Iu the bouse; curtains waa first laying against that a little to the left of tbe window and against the standard of the shelf. Tbe body before being moved seemed to occupy Abe space to front bf the window To such a way that ’ Winter rabbet gooqi.for soeks and felt* 3cd, ’44 with Mrs. Maggie BalTey. to avoid stepping on tb? body or In the' rexinilcs. ot ooov.l tbs Racket. - (Fromun » blood, that in order to look out of t^e We tiny* have Job. to offer you op HamaondlliaMaHarol Mataro Europe. •9<Uh west window the .body would havet lira; ‘HolfOWay. • * ■ to be moved. 1 understand that Ed. Itog- all kind, ot foods tU the Racket •' 8wk'rRomefnber our St.SO shoe, yon win pay ers and Chas. Francisco , bad been t^ereI The M. £. Social will be entertained on Wednesday of next week Feb. 7. at the church parlors and dining rooms by Mesdames R. T. Batla Ruth Kaaia'F. Sriyder, B. Ixvto, B. Burti, Oaa Walter, M. Erb. I.aey Sate, Ed. Kldac, tUri Rlckel, Bd. Bchumon.'dl.'dPa’fBS and Frank l,‘*? y!” ‘-'"'L D>« Snyder and Bertha Rider. Supper served from five to seven o’clock. To which all Modern Druggist anrf-Bejk'i Seller. US.OSuLLIPX tbe stove, there being three or four small coal*: stow was neither told nor warm; wasdlsbes on the tsblf; looked as If put iu W. tt.QOObYEZIR 01 Canned Goods A. McCOY, rtK-Ladka ofthe W, R, c,. wilt aer.e Mtions—New York Wodd. I , . \ Thia-Is only one of Ito IHWe contni‘-AJaf the same atfiitahtrttfoh that denounces the idea a( .protection when It is trying to get lnto; .power .jmd, ‘■when'll has tire atilltynadto called upon EduroUen, Iu,. Uo4r^S>aop«l». MIm to legislate, proceeds to offer to the conn-' Goddyear.-' try the meanest ’ and' moot unfair — •ctararter —Secvlns Servin, Tullius Tulllna and and wy we meanest and most unfair protecvnaxacter Sketch Sketch— tfiat ffigj wir«ttaonyWb 31- ’HaemMaQ, MaarMoggie Malley. ' you couldn’t get it anv better. thntyoubny , , , , , ( ... qf him. They.inoludq all stylf*! of .finj and various designs. We. invite you look over our goods at any time.. Y , wont havej to- hunt for Bargains; youTT aee ’em ae soon m you step in tbenfoor. suptwrta theuetr.FoslBaU.over Grata',, .tnrra An adminstraUaa Uiat canwtand Ll|hip> store,>Saturday, Feb. o3, from -five kalani’s morals but objects to St Gaudens’ eeven. Gentlemen L5c, ladies 10c. . eart Is extremely eccentric in Ito discrlmlThe Chkutaurua oircto wiTl meet \ '0 x0 matter what yqu paid for it| ' FOR R666IV6U SIOGO fiftSH oreroW^kMjmrtMKtbe OM.); victuals had been drugs, That s the| reason we buy only the very! giade It’s a gieat satisfaction to us( ■ Tuesday. I dlD^ygrofl, a pair of overshoes Tuesday afteiwoocu, this wasJbe Tuesday foliowlug the • murder. Would know IhemSrlaMw-tliw, tamra tta NaxnaxiEL Brxkdict. running chances with secr.-id, to know that every prescription! going to aM, fron fchool. J . .remember the Sunday the murder was committed; went to school the following Monday and Live about liO rods southwest of Le­ Roy Rogers’; he>*td of the miirder Sunday ff, highest quality of everything. parents in Rutland. 1 g^ to school at the Aunt Rhoda Wltoox. school house and have to go by the LeRoy Bogers place ia eome up behind me and I gave them to him; my sirter and Nora Dunning were yrltb me, tod good lor sick folks, bad enough to be sick without Am 18 years of aee and Ute with my oh the ove^sbpee uv first/ not. until 1 got up by Mr. Banning's; gave tbe overshoes 10 Mr. Luther happened to ef medicines are110ttt ■ ■•'SOON SETTLED IN-WEVENINQ ___ tn. ;l>e; . . '.Will find,iiS 4<eady.. to do; the work m a’ MorkTnarilikfe riiann^?: ,„Cement patches warcaated t> stay and ^satisfaction guaranteed . ” ... -. , ':.'.‘4' ► -.Chaplain—Mrs. Knappen. IMnr. to At tie Ullte Rod front store. •. u■ • ; �Hastings Banner Thursday, Eetx.'i, 1894. TAKE NOTICE I PERSONAL MENTION. Any mechanic desiring to subscribe for the Architects and Builders Edition of ...Jim. KepSIMreJuaJta'(hit lilt this -the SeietHMe American-will do well-to eaii at tbb» office.( H. ix L. • Wl/klps w* Ur' Grarid Sat­ kjiss Bw»|e George tbe popular and urday. ‘ J • •* ■ j|fi talented elucuiioulst, wUl glyje an entertoiumant ln,lhe, clt^ on Friday evening, Frank Black was In Detroit Tuesday on the Arit TbwtiBbt^Mrorortoeettte with Tbe company la apoken of very bifbly by Cotihty TrtasurerKeuyon knd he baa.jcertalbly tpado an' exeeflent' redoM having tbe preea aa will be aeenr frow- lffipplnia Feb. at tbe Baptist. cburcb. A rare eiakwMMIIi «H iaakd; 'Tbey aeem to ivnrjr^itwE. . hc mi **» vauu tre^t,(slln atorefor all who attend. LL ' eqllected even .cent. ’' Sheriff and Mrs. MeKevitt went to Mid­ pleaae tho people wherever, they to and njlMfon. adqlta W. Children 15ctheir appearanoob«owlH'*wo doobt be dle Saturdayj ” ‘ '' Buy and *use €haae A Sanboru’s Seal We desire to say to all patrons that th? Ward GribHnrof Nashville, was in the Delton Roller Mill it running and will el I y Saturday. > 111 air tltft'Ito am. (never sold in a very complete Uttle opera house, flnv Pmikry Mre» A ‘ “ *' ' * “ ' ' stage settings and scenes, all of which , b9 kept running, despite , reports to the Vretl Bullis, of Nashville, was In -tbe bulk,) The most perfect ooffee Imported. contrary. We are here for business and For sale by L. E. Stauffer. ;.» I add to the plays, which have taken so city last week. we propoae 19 do business. We,thank our well etoowhere. r ' Mutton, dressed, 5Hou. P. T. Colgrpve has been In Indi­ The funeral of Mr. T. M. .Woodruff, patrons for tb^ir trade and we cordially JJJ2! ana, (this week. , . , ’ one ofenr old inhabitants took place at. Invite new patronage. We propose to do Irve Vfhitlock, of Grand Rapids, was In the residence of Dr. Drake lalt- Sunday, good work; to pay tbe highest possible Notice Lb hereby given that, all. savings theRek.'A. D. Grigsby officiated. The prices for everything and treat one and the city Monday. books baaed af^er February. 1st, 1894. body was taken on Monday to Anu Ariior all alike. Give'tn k calf. 1 George Swanson, of Bedford, was in for burial In the family lot there. 1 will draw interval at the rate of 8 per cent, Yours for Business, tbe city Tuesday. per annum. • । '■..•• Dodds A Hartman, ▲11 books now out will draw 4 per cent, Miss Blanche Shrlner Is visiting her Mr, Fred Spaulding and Mrs. Minnie ■ Delton. Mich. Olner weiejinitec! in marriage last week to Aj>Hl 1st. 1894, and 8 per cent from father Baker Shrlner. The Presbyterian church was crowded Hastings Pity Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Lusk, of Homer, are visit­ and are. receiving the congratulations of thap pa. with n large audience Thuradiy evening tbeir many friends. In common with the ing friends in the city. to hear Miss Maude Hughes, th6 talented MmtU<« License*. Others the Bankkk wishes them: a Jong Mrs. Geo. Tinkler is spending a few 1 harpiate, of Grand Rapids, assisted' by Them** 8. Alton. MlddlBrllto. and happy wedded life. ' '■* ’' days with friend^ Ln Woodland. Ella .Dowell, “ I ’ other musicians of that' city. From the Geq. C. Underbill. LaGrange, Ohio, Mr. nud Mrs. T. W. Bell spent Sunday first to thie laat n&nber rendered by Mlet> Mr. John StapHtons’s clever company Elect* Grow Skinner. Thovnappte. will open Mudge’s hew Opera 'Hduse- foF ‘' WlUtam Flory. CMalMoo. ’ U Hughes, she was a great favorite and was with C. R. Osborn, of this city. . mu WlUlaw. Wuodland, » • warmly Applauded. Her playing showed Mrs. W. H. Schantz and son Elliot visi­ one week, commencing'Monday Feb. Sttf.' in a repertoire pf the brightest. comedies t finish and great ability, and proved her an ted Muskegon friends-lakt week. artlri of merit on hfer dhosen Instrument, j J. M. Bauer was !n Delton and Hickory known to Vie stage. . The. company .will ' '' Real Estate'TnkttBfen. be beaded by Miss Mae Yokes and Mr. Mrs. Palmer gave beautiful and well ren­ Corners Tuesday add Wednesday. w. J. Dibble tetr. c. Sdiltb. 40 a. mc 31, HmA cream oftarterbaking powder. John Stapleton supported by 1 high class dered selections on tho violin and gra­ “ ^WjMbble.to DttoB, 8mltb. WkteeJl, Highest of aU’iii leavening strength Mlsa Grace Messer Is. visiting Mrs. W. company, comprising artists especially ciously responded to all, enqores. Miss H JonM^f*re ’ <w to Leopold Woertoto-, M a Mt; —Latest United States GovernR. Selllok at Paw Paw this week. chosen frqm sonte of(the Teidling5 organi­ Dunning is possessed of a very sweet so­ lx-(: went Food R^rt. , , Miss Gertrude Slebblns has been visit­ zation!! pf this country. '■" The price for the 13. JobBBtoivn, gieok • , prano vole? and her numbers adijed mneb R oval SAXUia.J’ovpE.K Co., ing her Bister Kittie at Eaton Rapids. opening nights will be 50 penta to all Jo the program. Mrs. James Sweezey JooaaH. Wkaalarta NolaaoC Rarer, lot A . . W«U-St.,'N. Y. Miss Genie Brown is home from (Spring­ parts of the I bous&j ■ Seats xm. sale, .at fiAnd!l»'Merew.< te Chaa Cook,’ parrel. Midand Miss Quinn gave a pleasing duet. ;■?< fWfr t,.- . vf .. : MV; j. ’ I /\ dxniia. auo The proceeds were carreeppodingly aac- field, Ilk, for a few weeks visit with her Bedtb's Drug store. Cheap drug?, like cheap inmiranbe, are deaK at any price. We will fill your ptescriptioua with pure ‘drugs and chemicals, by an ex­ perienced man used to filling £ascriptions. Prescriptions ed exactly as writtennothing substituted, nothing left out', and we challenge any doctor to the contrary. We not only buy the best drugs and chemiovls, but we dispense them. When you have a prescription to be filled giye us a trial, and if it is not filled to the satisfaction of both yourself and the doctor we will refund your money. We ’ cnti and will save you money on each pre­ We want _your scription. are an lions to dd teusineas with you. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. 3 Tbe Y. P. 8. C. E. gave a aortal at tbe I That which has been wanting so long residence of Mr. Hayes last Friday which In this city will soon be supplied to tbe About 100 young ‘ citizens of Hastings and next Monday was much enjoyed. evening - Mudge’s open bouse will be people were preoMit. dP" ^ymarViss. •J s h r i . c&sful, ovpr sixty dollars being received. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Colvin and R. Colvin left As the expenses were light tbe ladles of the church will realize a good sum as the for their future home In Battle Creek result of tbeir efforts; •••» * • 1 Tuesday. w 1 The Hawaiian confroversey bis now probably come to an end, and a very Itrnelyi^vierbt tba matter appears in Mr^James Schoulax^the well-known h|stoTttm, met! up tbe subject from UiiWltUtaiu*. WmkAlfJtofeh-otef all ,tti« IWMrt?Pec1*1 l«’«"»atiqn toTJie Fregim. Tyi-brief of lh, loTfr-drawn^otit "contrdversfey’ gives tbe ‘O. B. blambnd, of Prairieville, and A. A. Rusaell, of Galesburg were In the city Tuesday. ib y»?t ' - * " D, R. Cook returned from Ohio Saturday to attend tbe funeral of hi^ brother Nehemjab at Prairieville... r x>.:.;-r. r.jii xrv >•»■<*/7 • ‘ Out ThtUM Mrs. Tayloy, Middleville, visited Or. and Mrs. Lowry Monday on her way home frauf a visit at Milfprd. Miss Sarah Horton is borne from Springfield, III., and is visiting her broth­ er and many friends in the city. reader, at a sitting, a clear understanding from an impartial point of view of tho course of events In Honolulu and the de­ Mr. and Mrs. Spraker, of Grand Rkpception— as Mr. Schouler looks at It—of Ids, were the guests of Mr/and Mrs. J. L. the Administration ot ex-president Harri­ Wilkins the past week, returning Satur­ son; and a review likewise of tbe action of day. the present Administration. Mr. ScbonlMrs. A. C. Carpenter returned from er has written this, not to enforce his own idea*, but to give the readers of Tbe For­ Three Rivers Monday, being called there um a succinct and impartial review of the by the very serious illness of her sister, whole matter. He hat once among our Mrs. A. J. Christmas. very foremost authorities on InternatlonMr. und Mrs. Chas. Rogers, of Man­ ■ al Law'and most pleasing historical wri­ chester. N. Y., have moved to the city. ters. Mr. Kogers will be a foreman at the Wool Tbe last of the Columbian postage Boot factory. Mrs. Rogers is a cousin of stamps are being sent to tbe various post­ Chester Messer. offices throughout-the country, and these Miss Maggie Parkhurst returned to art to be disposed of before any others Coldwater Monday. Her niece Amelia are sent, and none of the old ones will be Goodyear, will remain in the city and sold, except those on hand when tbe big make , her home with her grandmother NUMBErtSCHANOE EACH WEEK. ones came out, until the supply of Colum­ Mrs. M. T. Goodyear. Send or bring each week tblw cou­ bians is exhausted. I* is said Postmaster pon. together with TEN cents, and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. you win receive Portfolio No. I of General Bissell has placed his last order •a TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.” D. R. Cook, Mrs. George Brooks, C. F. for the printing of 185,000.000 Columbian For particulars see “ad” page I. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. John White stamps. Thia will complete tbe contract and Florence Bowne attended the for 9,000,000,009 stamps made by Post­ funeral of Neiiemlah Cook near' Prairie­ master General Wanamaker. It has been ville Tuesday. estimated that the excess of the gummed Word was received here this week that surface of the Columbian stamps, com­ pared, with tbe smaller ones, fa aomething A. H. Johnson, formerly of this city, was * C1KCMLSTION • like 3.5QO.OOO square feet, or a aurface of lying at the point of death at Walled Lake, about eighty acres. This Havana that Mr. Johnson was Editor of the Dem­ In this qlty at one time and Hereafter. changes for advertisements when tbe last of these stamps shall be ocrat, must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to foreman in tbe Banker office. Insure insertion in tbe issue of the week need the great American public will have a surface e«ual to a 900 acre farm, where­ when brought. After th^ir meetlug last Friday evening as had th? smaller ones been used saliva Views . ’ , \ to cover only,] 20 acres would hare beea a large delegation from the Masonle lodge invaded the Senate restaurant and we& Of the World necessary., , , . _, ,.t... , ,. Photographed. We take great pleasure iu announcing served with an excellent supper. Read elsewhere. The Yoke*—Stapleton Company will to our readers and friends that we have The Senate serves oysters in every made arrangements with .the publishers play as follow*:— Monday night •,4ra; •'?.Style. • ■to-n-. ‘..j ./•••uh. . of .‘‘^holographic Tour of the World”, to bign Nights;” Tuesday night “A, Literary Go to the Senate restaurant tor your supply this celebrated frork .to weekly Feller;” Wednesday night ,*’A .Trlppk lunches and meals. parts to our subscribers at the very tow Bill consisting of “Lady Fortune,” “A Photographic Views of the World. Reed price of ten cento per number when ac­ box of'Monkeys'' and .‘tThe Marble Arch,* elsewhere bow to get them. companied by a coupon which will be at Mudge’s opera bouse. Farther partlcti; Don't fail to attend tbe elocutionary en­ pubHsed In this paper next weekL It will lars next week. .. . tertainment at the Baptist church Friday be ferahed 1h f6' consecutive weekly parts One of tbe greatest sources! of Injury ’ each *part containing 16 Photographic and most potent destroyers of the intelli­ . One quarter off on all trimmed hats for Views and Historical descriptfon taken gence and energy of onr young wen to-day tbe next 30 days, to make room for spring from all over the world. Tbe size of each is cigarettes We are glad to say f that goods, at Boule’s Bazaar store book to 10x12 inches, printed on tbe best there Is one >merdhant ia this eity who Cbleagti Cannot boast a more tfioroagb, of book paper and from • half-tone plates will, not have them Ih Ms store and be is eowBcientiowaand able stage director than which bring oat- beauty and expression Fred L. Heath, the druggist. We wish Jokfl Stapleton.—“Biff” Hall. Chicago *▼€0 better than1 lie photographs them­ all others would fallow htoexausple. i 10i to J 1 71 Im5 1 '• Jis, <»Sjwtoi>3 JofL.I .Pi HJMFX'q;:* ‘W HE .above is an reti ing at a hotel in neighboring city he“Blew.oiit thegaa.^' His funeral was held a few days later’ Hid this unfeHar'. > nate man kept posted by reading the papers he would be- ’ numbered among the living to-day, and enjoying the bleeeipgp of plenty, instead of leaving a destitute family because .iie . t would have kept track of the market reports, besides learning from papers that it would be sure death to blow Out the gas bsfore retiring. In this connection we desire to cAill your, atten­ tion to our clubbing rates. We ate offering COUPON A TRIP AROUND THE .. WORLD. .. ART SERIES N°. I. TO BARRY .COUNTY READERS The Hastings Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, the two papers one year for Bl.00. The Hastings Banner and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the two papers one year for $1.00. The Hastings Banner and New York Weekly Tribune the two .i papers one year for $1.00. . Any three of the above papers for $1.50. All four of them for $1.75. •>■■ ■■ i ' ' . ; COUPON No. I. . ___ LOCAL NEWS. This week, ■S TO READERS OUTSIDE OF BARRY COUNTY Any two for $14$;.-.any three’.for $T.75; all four for 12.00. We cannot tell how long thia offer win be open. Sample copies may be seen at-the Banner office, 1 7'C’’ 95:quiret Clothing News v O person is ever ugly if- I machaBj‘ou*anttp besotted. ' •>" You-<lp You do not "Nairt want tp to fall into j Lthp hands-of salespeople who friends say they look well in aro-paid percentages graded ■» according to the• undesirable- 1-,' anything they wear, butthen " hess 'of the style or ettt of . these v.ety, persons are careful what they areWttng. not, to .wear anything^ and everything. They' simply :. The stojre-yon' ’^nt must have a large daily outflow of . have the .knack of choosing. goods to keep tile stock new'. '■ How do they get. the knack? Sometimes it is natoal often- , . ap’d' fresh; must dravMto eup- . /, piles, often,', Hot Itoip oup er it is studied; half tbe. tigie source, but nji adtttpet; tpflSt ■ it is done by relying on.- some h’ fttend ’Whose judgement fe I a ( •' Well dressed,' and there N are-.persons pf whom tbeir a.’.-. selves. AT) that is tnost 'desirable from ,v William Hltcbeoet,' Jr., wiahtes to an' Tb" Senate remunmt ie ke»t ba.j the World’s fair, such a* the court'of Hon­ ndunce that be to prepared to receive tktae d«,A aenina to ■ palron,. People. or, tbe fountain, Mrnufscturers building, scripttons tor the leading newspapers and areBodlnioM arWi&ikro 'rer Ue beat exterior and interior, scenei fran Midway magazines in the country at the very low-. etc. are shown. - Just now gaeat >imerest meala and lunehea. " pfteeb podslWe. We hear that’be wlU attaches to the Hawaiian totaada. Book toot ater/ne-ws tookl Btery'drder inAt a.poblle tteetlnt ot the Grand Rap­ 3 ex^Mkt’r. tolthe scenes trtiWrd ft>h'lrf*will reodve ptotopt attenid, bl wot n Club held to-nlabt L. E. , froq . the .. Hgwalbm.. IriMfPw shewing tlbft; Bdftoakmtoeriblng tor day - perjodlj! Knappeo will, apeak on Jeteraoo a»d “Quech.Ur*”xe8idcqce. the, residence of cal ft *in pafyau W see Htt. JeSeraoalan Uemoeiwy. > .... ■" 1 fpp American MUrirter. <th^ jbeanlltol 1 Yte W tek trUtey .tear­ • theprioe otadtnlaalon oa UM two open­ scene ot lava which flowed from the Coon, ttwl WtalTi tkM' X . ; ttut nlriu ot Mndft’, OlXtra'Hintae will cano on the islands, poly three or tour taaate tk* ddb rtata forv tb nrty m«te bedOe to dll parte at tbe houae. Seats on years ago we1 believe, teppther with mans' 'beti‘ktKr«e»an tew n'ataoil Verelre*. .. Bale at Hmtb'a 0n» Store. ■ ' • 7 " y otheg ajghtsapdaajaea tbep. Theas prbs 'tiki aftertete'1'-fitA+iilloi teten «■ .,«■ Mr.Atavletoa.iaawMtor of experienoe bane never serw-or read of these islands "Ifeiia, FteMai'lteta 'ite"’8atefto •*«t#»s ,nd ,ibotpo(b teaatflj bf rtutwra* Be will Bertatolv be surpriaediattheir. natural rite "6j ' iifl'.jea. hetateatetl. Mra, ■ Id owe bf tbe few wen of whom It may beauty,1 al -Well aa- tbe defftWe bT'eaRwe fairiV be aai'b: 'tete «•» b«» to N» that tnntffexfct’■fir wrtafif^klWl^t least, Mina fiolbrtok ate Un. BetW UenAerBboU. Qwitlotn Baked by Mm . eaJ0nx--cm«*>.*l»#IW S’**-': ■ - jurfgln^’frodj arrtiifrcttiWi! beauty of some MartooGoodtear.;;1 jesMq©^.^, before 7, >, bbeo emiilOTed -to1' , yottete'otpi'iorafei teah)mera who defend Tell, tbe aeenaed murderer ot tiyre wyi.bp-lfi-paija or beak^neach book deUre tte, eonUnaaoce of tbeir papera. ' Letter Rocen. . of ■ Irelnc. Whether being 19*12 eontalnlag 1# beauttfpl views perlod^al. et^., I wWHo »ay that I ■ bake IniUti pe nqt,'bo will be ably detended It making 256 views Itt aH. . They.wUI ntake; irenstwred aiy taiareata^o J^aae W. Tefft Phlt la let loose.—VeewonlTUle Kobo. a collection that will not only ornament wbo wH reoUauntbe baatneaa at Meaaer Prow openloK line to dnlah tbe eharw- the home but will be' very instructive as well. Ten rente and f Kiniri ratten Bre>- * Bro,. AUeynoldB office. He • Will “ Miker tai play waa rendered with rare ability. each week will areure you a eopteloe o< .t° M7,.p«rt:of i^. etty >B« three wtahy It waa mam/and natural Ba the reaper anything In J»U,to»« wlU nnk. “ no mistake , vlowa.ttet yonpwldn'l.teR'Yto ,or * ' tuat a thrash. Swsetpras. delteaey. by girlng him a oaU. rOntaro for book grans sad Uioroulbnesa, characterised the fMd awy limes vb«l jo* wouM b«ve to j « «: v-.; i nfl’ I!» MWrFbat shall oiwTap.^o ', baB DO.ooiifidenCzC nitlicix.dwTXs!,. -u.-Vhere judgement and no;friend to •’ '4bMlMV3» U AVIWf ‘Yr: 1 il .xhoet?,', :;! HUH _ ________ to__ assortment of goods that are.*..-. • - ______ here an4 tniet to nfi." :<•-> nnW* do, not aay Mf.tntk $ notold, anduleF’lMdiiafitU': .ure, ' ' - '■ateRinan help yon -who rt not—-j*&, i = ’ ’thing. " This is oursuf ‘rcoat: ■ .influenced by your seMffJdii:' .. 1 . u. „ WURte?® *$*“*’• J Wpore the trtoek yow are. <. • shown was not all gntheted-..i k-im-. years back. . • -: Yon.w^ht toage thfe' 'ftt?sK. ..'tot stock, ani.iip .nbt want J anything pushed ;upon you. . . . -»i You do not want« bargain as ' !”fr; 1 i- -■ - ms i. daliihltul psetormanoe ad -4 Literary ndnbera win be proepttr attended to. • w. !*rf ». - .• r -'-v: ** f « ; ><tZ4.>s,V '•> . .Mt<mu -—~; �Hastings Banner Tharsday. Feb- U <89-* FJlOM WASHINGTON. of* Our Lawmakers in the Fifty-Third Congress- _, ' nook BgQ3- PropnBtora. Catarrh Is Caused ’ jjy Impure Blood Hood’s Sarsaparilla Makes Pure Blood [And Pormanently CureoXfctanh. ] -Tatton, ID- •• Gentlemen; — I am very happy to write -to you that I have been taking Hood’s Sar­ saparilla for catarrh with great success. I have been troubled with this complaint for ©ver tea years, with dull headache nearly all tbe time. After taking three bottles o< Hood’s SarvanarUla. I am eared a4 catarrh and clear of the headache. I was also troub­ led with a scalp disease, which was very Hood’s’s>Cures annoying, lour.sr.Mve yean. Since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla I do not have any trace of this trouble. 11 sleep-well, have a. good appetite and feel strong, quite In contrast to my leelinr before I began to take this goed medicine/’ J. Mz CanhAHax, Patten, DI. Mood’s Pills nf'- prompt and efficient, jet eaa/ in action, field VxaU dnifgbl*.. 25c. |CAV tAU.I nAllt HARKS^f “ COPYRIGHTS.^ I OBTAIN A .PATENTt For I A-’cO..‘Sfco'u*vctodnwljMVyuJ I-portMt Mreaarwe Cadsr DtooMstoa la • _ i .. . .._____ * n.i.f Frocwcdlnga. THK 8ENATK. Washington. Jan. 24.—In the senate yesterday SenatorTurpie (Ind.) report­ ed a resolution from the committee on foreign relations declaring it unwise at this time to consider any project of an­ nexation of the Hawaiian islands to the United States; that the provisional gov­ ernment there, having been duly recog­ nized, should be allowed to pur­ sue its own line of policy, and that any intervention in the political affairs of >he islands will be regarded as an act unfriendly to the I*uited States., Senator Cullom (111.) addressed the senate on the resolution declaring against interference in Ha­ waiian affairs. He declared that the president had disgraced the nation by his course with reference to Hawaii, and waa particularly severe upon Secre­ tary Gresham s cipher dispatcher Washington, Jan. 25.—The Hawaiian question came before the senate again yesterday and after an hour’s discusson >*ent over for the day. The bill repealing the federal election laws-^aa further discussed. Washington, Jan. 26.—In the senate yesterday the federal election law was discussed nnd protests were presented against the placing of coal and lumber on the free list in tbe tariff bill Washington. Jan. 27.—The session of tbe senate yesterday waa devoted to a discussion of Senator Call’s public Land resolution and a general colloquy over the federal election bilk Senator Dolph (rep,- Ore.) offered an amend­ ment- to the Hawaiian resolution de­ claring that Minister Willis should be recalled. Adjourned to the 29th. Tbe Houm. Washington^ Jar. 24.—A bill was in­ troduced in the house yesterday for the free coinage of silver dollar*. A joint resolution was presented declaring the sympathy of the United Slates with the effort now being made to establish a republican form of government in the Hawaiian islands. The tariff bill was further considered, and it was voted to PBOBATE ORDRR. A PHYSICIAN TALKS KAISER AND PRINCE. rtth Bkkun. Jan. 27.—Pnnce Bismarck, with his son, vount Herbert, and several friends, left Friedrichsruhe 9.-S0 o’clock a m. and arrived in Berlin at 2 o’clock p m- Friday. The great erchancellur was welcomed at the station by Prince Henry, of Pruiaa, the emperor’s brother; tbe governor of Berlin, and a large suite of officers. When the party arrived at the oastle Prince Bismarck and Prince Henry de­ scended from the state coach and en­ tered. Tbe emperor, who was stand­ ing at the foot of the stairs to receive his guest, wore us a special mark of honor the uniform of the Bismarck cuirassiers. Hia reception of tbe old stateMnon wag of the warmest *and most cordial nature. His majesty em­ braced the prince with the utmost heartiness, and a kiss pressed on the old man’s cheek sealed tbe reconcilia­ tion between tbe emperor and tbe greatest of his subjects. Prince Bis­ marck’s gravity of demeanor during his reception by his majesty was much commented upon. The same scenes of enthusiasm upon the part of the populace which were witnessed during the passage of Prince Bismarck from the railway station to tbe palace upon bis arrival here were re­ peated during the pasaage of the prince and emperor from the palace back to the railroad station. Upon parting with Prince Bismarck Emperor William repeatedly kissed the veteran upon both cheeks and after the latter had entered the railroad carriage the emperor turned to Count Herbert von Bismarck and addressed a few words to him, the first in a very long while. The emperor then resumed his conversation with Prince Bismarck, who leaned out of the carriage window bareheaded in order to converse with his majesty. Thia exhibition of good feeling be­ tween the emperor and the prince called forth loud cheers from the per­ sons assembled In the depot, and then the whole assemblage joined In singing *‘Deutschland Lieber Alles.’’ As the train drew out of the depot there was a storm of ’’hocha," to which applause Prince Bismarck smiled and bowed. USED THE TORCH. Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 29.—A wave of Washinoton, .Jan. 25.—The amend ’ anarchy in whose train followed blood* meats to the iron schedules shared the 1_____ ,. shed, arson and the destruction of propsame fate in the house yesterday as 1 erty" passed over the Mansfield* coal iswicOy those to tbe coal schedule Tuesday, region Saturday. It began at dawn They were overwhelmingly defeated and Bt dusk it was estimated that and iron ore remains upon the free list ‘ gjoo.OOO worth of property had been The remainder of tbe afternoon was destroyed. Made mad by fancied spent in tbe discussion of amendments 1 grievances and liquor, a mob of several looking to the free admission of ma- hundred foreigners-Hungarians, Slavs chinery used in the manufacture of and Itabans-swept over tbe country cotton goods. The income tax bill was surrounding Mansfield and through the fr°m thC °° «’ays valleys of Toms and Painters run. and means. | They attacked mine owners, Washington, Jun. 26.—Au amend­ and a few scattered deputy sheriffs, SHERIFF’S SALE. ment to the tariff measure calling for and destroyed railroad property. Notice Is herrb} plveti that tiy virtue of a tbe free admission of all cotton ma­ j The foreign element of the mines in aril id Fieri Fartou* iM«urd uni <•( And under the real <>r itin drcult < aurt lur the County of chinery was defeated in the house ye*^ that region has been making threats Barry and -<tot«- of Mirhq-aii. u* me directed terday. An. amendment to repeal the for several day*. They have been in­ and drltvm-d aid rgskait the road*, nnd ehattirr-. tsfidi si.d tciirmetiL-.orrrrtpbrnaGood-'' reciprocity rectiou in the McKinley bill censed at the fact that some of the euouuli. In ’the count) ft, Barry and in lavnr wa&.adoptcd. At a democratic caucus English diggers, together with a num­ of Homer l.'rcfiiee him*, ^4ion. t did on tbe it-ujas decided to attach the income tax ber of their brethren, have been work­ twrnty-MDlfti day of June. A. IljtoKh levy upon aml-ieze anti take nil the ruht, title and Interest bill to the tariff bill. ing for fifty and sixty cents .per ton, of the Mild yripbrii* w«MiC«Dnut'<i in and to Washington. Jan. 27.—In the boug when they themselves want the forthe fo’low in* drerrlbed rea.-relate situated in O“.ly U> the mer Mrenty-are real rate to prerail. the towiiNhla-of Irvine, ttesry ■ Goanty. Miefcb y“.‘Sr!,S gan. to-wlt. the uortii ^!*«t .quarter Cu) tariC.bill adopted wu om IncreaUag | The ^,1 at Mnn.fi.ld ol ibe ponk -cast Quarter aim! thr. west half <u Um* north arest quarter uf the duty on diamond., unret, to 30 per that the dtacharge ot U1 foreign miners sec twenty ;25) towiiship«a'vur it) north «d cent Ad valorem, lhe memoers of is demanded. raner nine ano the east halI6>) of th* the juxifciary committee adopted a reso- i ****” ----------------------------east half utf-the north eat; quarter <J») of lution .declaring that the secretary of B—* BOTH ARE DEAD. sec thirty-six township fuar ill imwc.1i rar,re nine. (61 west. aUo the following described lands tbe UMoury bM no authority to mU F.lh.r o.. in the tow nnhtoof Carlton. iMfrtii west quarter ladiaaapou*. Mk) at the norUMv.r-t quarter i%(] af.aec thirty bonds to meet the current expenses of , (30 tow nab Ip fuur 1,4) north ra®ue west ; the goreromoot | txDliNArotXA Ind... Jan. M—Edand south east quarter [»<) of soatb cm: <;tiarH amusotox, Jam M -tn tho boMe want Thoraloo, hl. wllo and 10-yMrlerfUjufsec twenty seven [2^ ttoaniMp four [4] north mure eigiit west and-weabtolf f‘i] «■« «>■>- . old daughter Belle were found nnconofsouth west quasi? r [ Wl of secawantyutet [ec| ■ -■ township four (F omrtli of raiqie eight west cluded. no far aa It relate, to the cu.- aciouH Thursday morning at tbeir home all of which I ohaH expose far .sale at toms schedules. At least a hundred on Blake street The pipe had been de­ public auction or vendue to ibe tor.liss! .bidder as the law dir»«ru at toe awrth aront .amendmeata were shut out It was tached from the stove to get more beat, . door of the Cowr. bouse In the vtty of expected ikivote would be taken on the allowing the natural gas to escape Into Haatlnp In said . county of Barry and * Stale of Michigan, (tout being tbe »C»ce where bill on February 2, the Interim to be the room. Thornton died during the .ibe Cirquu Court far-toe said County .of tHarry. spent In discussing Internal revenue. morning nnd hia daughter in tbe after­ Stole of Mlcbtau IsbAdm) m> toe CKh day of A bill was introduced to increase tbe emo n. Mm Thornton will recover. •February. A. D.. ra.4t one tf-clock to .tbe ufrevenue by a direct tax on land in the • ternoon «c shat day. .Dated aldbe cltv of Bastings, this trfi day of United States. j December, A. D., IrtO. Sacramknto, Cat, Jaa. <7.—The seoritb-ti" w- Bubwsm. texu-c of John McNulty, condemned to Under HherttT. AscaaoxviULK, Fla..Xan. X.^Jamea . J. Corbett, of America, ia .the champion Markham to imprisonment for life. MUXTUAQArBALE. In the third Seven years ago he shot Patrick Col­ Default having been ■»#<>? in tto« conation* pugilist of the world. .eta-certain mortgage exasutod by Edvln a. ,round.ef his battle here yesterday with Un*. The murderer waa but 19 years Foncnu and Ionian W. >,dricb and Man tCharles JMitcheU, of England, the latter of age ani he got much sympathy. M. Aldrich, wife of the said lirmiui W Aldrich, to Dant Id 0. EveteMiymrr. dated tbeaeveateenih -.was "knocked ont" and Corbett waa .day of-NoveintwtiMfri. n-evrdad the «*ijrhtnetrth May ohh’ovember.il-W. by tAe. nun payoieug-of , declared the winner of the fight and of jaiL <jix times has the day for hia thelutrrest <tat. tbe Mweutecntb day of thr F20.0R0 purse. Mltcheli, after the i death been fixed, five times a gallows NeveuAer. 1MQ and more than thirty dae.s battle,— said u ,h. that( nhe .waa —. fairly ...... .whipped, . , b„n eracUd tram which ho ox­ havtugeUpsed HiDce said Interest became the taf.J. ABd papuble and the wne reuaalnlur unsetd and praised the prowess of his victor. I pected .to,drop to death, but each time XBd the said Dartd C. EjHeMiymer havtag He xleclorea that hk fighting days are elocution of his rentance has been elected to declare the whole aaMgiut principal AOd Interest secured toy said mortgage due and over. stayed. payable uarsuant u» the terms sodkrondltions of eaid mortage and »n which said msrtgsge there to doe at tbe date hereof principal ana Interest, San Francisco, Jan. 29.—Advio« by Sioux Q n . t , la.. Jan. 29.—Catherine throe thousand seven hundred and thirty lour andTHCn dufiare, notice Is hereby given tnat ttbe Meaner Belgic from China ,an- Pritchard, at New Hampshire, waa ' orjbepiwer of sale tn sate mortgage aaunoea the annihiliatiou by earth­ fined 16,900 Ln the dbtrict court here I toall foreckMc tbe sasne by a sate At public Staton to th. bUChtot bidder a£ tbe torfh Trent quake of the .town of Ruchan, Persia. fur usury. The amount, by direction dor of the Court House iaUe city of Kaatinn. Twelve Xhousand persons were killed. of the court, .waa paid into the school oe the second day of April. JWl at twelve Tea .thousand corpses had been re­ w ^. e ,**anty- fc5he “’-1—-—.o<al) that reveals ptsec -or oar­ vt*. , i 01 vueaeunty. bue loaned loaned 915,000 115,000 r*~____ ■ .land — cil Jtatod In the township of Has- covered. ttegi Coonty of fiagry and fitato oC Mfchlgae destroyed at .the game timc. interest, 2 per-cent In” ex^aTof'^Uxe Oeerttod aa the north half •< tbe somh west quarter aad lhe m. half of <he north west legal rate. The flue represents all the quarter of tbe south east jyiMter of seeMpo doterest for two years. ; Wolfe, of Indian territory, in hia mes­ a Cshmt to teetwtwat. ■ sage to Mtc the extra Chicks* •age .eaxra session of the Chickssaw legislature advisee ° ‘ JaJDL »•—The «ower A most and ttalohood And^ecomme^ , C* ‘h' *“«rican CeMal eoms taken tbroaah Jtam & Co. receive Xlce iu the Scientific A weriea-n. and brouKbt widely befnre the public withto tha inventor. Thu snlendW paper, sekly. elegantly Illustrated, has vvtar tho tnxuauon ar any actoilDc work in tho bjIIBoos THB RBMARKABLB BTORY AND AF­ FIDAVIT OF DR.J-BWIB BLUNDINA ffilrted with Farwlysl* for Tw.aty-Gvo who have received benefit from its use testify to Its wonderful curative powers to all diseases of throat, chest, and Innes. A remedy that has stood tbs teutsoloogand that has given ao much uni­ versal satlBfactlon is no experiment. (From the PhlLadelphla Timet.) Many survivors of our late war left the Each bottle Is positively guaranteed to give relief, or money refunded. It is ad­ ranks unwounded but with broken con­ stitutions; an instance In point Is Lewis D. Blundln, a resident of Hulmeville, mitted to be tbe most reliable for -eoaghs and colds. Trial bottles free at W. H. Bucks, Co., Pa. In relating his exper­ iences and what be had suffered in con­ sequence pf the hardships he had encount­ and 91.00. ered Mr. Blundln said: ••I was born at Bridgewater, Penna., to Goodyears Drugstore. Large slxe p/SSf1, Chart* W* ArraCn’n«- J«dg. « <*f ta estate of Of J. p ortinatoteuw ’STi win id*® 50c. salute, are r •aid court, th Mr- Fred Miller of Irving. IU. writes that he had a severe kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in tbe back aa, thure b«. .1,, oottee to the persons lutereMtd m saidLfi? 1841, and went through the war as private Kibe pendency ot said petition, and the t£’ * pr tols order tX sergeant and hospital steward to Company and also that his bladder was affected. puoli»t»c4 In the HArrirtaii C, S8th. Pennsylvania Volunteers. My He tried many so called Kidney cares but fW*pH»tod an4 circulated In «ahj c cntyl ooce la each wee| for three service was active and while In Qeorgia I without any good result. About a ymr Barry weeks previous to void day of hearinc. CWAXUn W. AKM IWJXG, bad an attack of typbaid fever, which left ago he began the use of Electric Bitters (A true copy) Judge of Pr®tok ~‘ me weak and a ready victim for future and found relief at once. Electric Bitten disease. My kidneys were tlien affected Is especially adapted to cure of all kidney PROBATE ORDSE and liver troubles and often gives almost * fitate of Michigan. County «f Barry- «• and this finally developed Into spinal viee. Ata eeMlon of the Probate Qiurt for 4m In I860 1 was mustered out with an hon­ instant relief. One trial will prove our County of Barer. Bolden at the Probab*Otteeu efty ot HaMtaga. Ih taid county. <.t jil* statement Price only 50c. for large orable discharge and entered the Medical &y, the «h dav of January, tn tl- ye*, oct College In Philadelphia as a student. I bottle. At W. H. Goodyears’ Drug Store. thousand eight hundred and ninety fouf ^Preaent, Ojarie* W. Armstrong, jud'm graduated two years later with a diploma Id toe matter of tbe eaUt* ol Leto* but did not practice. At that Ume I was The bert salve in tbe world for cuts, BiaDciiard. deceaaed. On reading and Hing the petition duly rtnUd living at Manayunk. One day after I bruises,’ tores, ulcers, salt rbetun, fever ot Ira Blanchard, heir of Mid dreea^j, m, had graduated, I was lying on a sophs at tM that adiatatetra Don of said mtate be mu sorea, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, ■ ad to Ira Blanchard. or to some other sunaMe my home in Mdnayunk, when I felt a cold ooms, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ sensation in iny lower limbs as though tively cure piles or do pay required. It the blood had suddenly left them. When Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction 1 tried to move them 1 was horrified at led and all other persons interested In Mo or money refunded. Price S5 cents per to, are required to sp pear u n hesioaaf tbe discovery that 1 waa paralyzed from Oout.lhenta be holdea at the Protect box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe my hips to my toes. Tbe paralysis was druggist e. why the pram complete and a pin or a pinch of the flesh [ranted. And Mb iWonergitcDota caused no pain. I could not move a Messrs. Bunrap A Co., of Toledo, will muscle. I called to Dr. William C. Todd rebuild tbe creamery recently burned at of Philadelphia. He made a careful and Azalia. printed and circulated In said ( Gunty •! exhaustive examination of my case, sound­ . once tn each week tor three sueemsiYs ing and testing and finally announced i previous to said day of bearing. Chas. W. Abmbthoxg that my trouble was caused by infiamaJudge of Probale. tlon of the spinal oord, and that I would likely have another stroke of paralysis. 1 MORTGAGE SALK. consulted I. W. Gross and Dr. Pancoast Default having bora made In the wbhi tan tastatonMtdt interest, du? upon a aarof Jefferson College, Philadelphia with ife mortgage made by Edward Smith and *»eaca M.Smith his wife, to Elmira iBmtbe same result I called in Dr. More­ Uk daled September 11 tb. iflei and records house of Philadelphia, who said that no Menominee has a good Ice crop In sight, cowatv ot Barry, and the State of Michipu.. m amount of medicine would ever prove of and dealers are putting in good supplies. ttfljUi, day of Bepterabcr A. D. l»i, in liter 37«f mtrtgagv*. on pa<e l2. and whereas saM the slightest benefit to me. Bog cholera Is said to be raging In Lhe jMn<nge provided, that, "if any intemt shall “One day last September I decided to botome d>be and remain unpaid for thirty dan townships of Fort Gratiot and Clyde, St. tun both principal aad mtew. shall funhwin try Dr. William’s Flak Pill* for Pale Peo­ beebm'* doe and collectable, at the option o( tee Clair County. party ol the second part," and mon* tun ple. 1 sent for one box. 1 bad always thirty days having elapked since said initalAdironda cures restless babies. been troubled with a sort of vertigo after raenlt ot Interest became due. and no part ot tee tame or ot tbe principal of «aid ii’.ortgwe h»v Adlronda contains do opiates. my first stroke of paralysis to such an ex­ Ingbeen paid, said second party under the vpAdironda, 100 doses. 50 cents. tlo* given in said mortgage hereby declare* tee tent that when I got out of my bed my white principal »um of aaU mortgage, and taAdlronda sold by W. H. Goodyear. head would swim and I bad difficulty In term toenson. now due: which amucut at tet< 1> claimed to be the sum of eight i.ncdied Tbe Globe match factory, of Grand data saving myself from falling. My appetite aevanty four and 15-100 dollar-.. and •• was bad, digestive organs ruined and no Haven, is rufiuing full blast, and cannot fultnr proceedings at law having been initia­ ted Io recover the moneys secured by *jj;d roortaMlmllatlon of food. In addition to mv keep up with Its orders. gan or any part thereof, aow. therefore, te rlrtae ol toe power of sale contained In sail many other ailments, rheumatism had a Rl the statute in sueb caw made notice is hereby given that th* prominent place. By .the time I had fin­ miners ralaee described in ixirt mortgut. ished the first box of'Pink Pills 1 was ■al half ol tbe south west quartet rty two (»>. In township no one U comparatively free from those minor ills. |e number seven (7 west. Barry of Michigan, will be sold at pahMy appetite returned, the digestive or­ the bighret bidder on Friday tie gans got down to their dally grind and an* A. D. 1W4 at tbe bow of» When aha had Children, toe gave them Caoloria. ; afternoon at the front dw ot the rheumatism disappeared. I was much u»e murt nouse In the eltv ot Hastings in 9atd county, to satisfy the amoynt due on said morv encouraged and immediately sent for half Elmira Reynolds . Mortgagee. gage;J air legal costa R. and au attorney fee of N. ik. five Rxtxolob a dozen boxes of Pink Pills. Relief fol­ tworty dollars. . Attornej-. Dated, Coldwater Web.. Dec tth IM. lowed upon relief with astonishing rapidi­ Tbe Port Austin Post has suspended ty. First one all would disappear, then publication. Lack of support on the part another until the pills got to work npon of the business men. PROBATE ORDER the foundation stones of my trouble— Croswell Episcopalians have accepted State of Michigan. County of Banr-ss. paralysis. I felt a sense of exhilaration At » session of the Probate Court for ue Rev. Richard Johnston, of Port Huron, County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate office, te and tbe general effect was beneficial, betheCky of Hastings, In said county, or. Sstcras tbeir new minister. day toe NXh day of January, in the jear one comlug more so each day. Noting this thousand eight hundred and ninety four. fact I Increased the dose from one to two Fcment, Charles W. Armstrong. Judye •! pills after each meal for a few days. Be­ D.W. Fuller, of Cuujoharie. N. Y„ matterlot the estate of J N. sie’eni, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. fore 1 bad taken the six boxes of pills, I was sitting In my chair one afternoon when I feU a curious sensation In my left foot Upon investigation I found It had flsxed, or, to other words become move­ able, and I could move It From that time on a?y improvement was steady and It was not long before I was walking »n that be ,lw,j. keep. Dr. Klan New fmg andUIng the petition dr.ly verified |M and Hiram K. Steven*, sous o! Dlaeorer, In the Houae and hia tanlly has said daeoaMd praying that a certain instrument alwajra round the very beat reaulta follow this d£v filed tn said court, purportinr to be 3» MFwm aad teetameot of said, deceased be Ita uae; that be would not be without It. admitted to probate and that admlui- ration of ir proeurable. G. A. Dykeman, Drunlat, said estate be granted to said petitioner the executors In said will named or to ome olbw Catakin, N. Y„ aaya that Dr. King's New snltobae person. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Thursday the Dlaeorery Is undoubtedly the beat cough UEh day of February, A. D..18M at teno docktB remedy; that be baa need It In bla family the toreuoon. be assigned rar the bearing of <*id petition and that the heirs at law nf *aid de­ around on crutcbre with little or no dis­ for eight yean, and It ha, never failed to ceased and ah other persons Interested iu said comfort. It waa three years before tak­ do all that la claimed for lb Why not try aetote,.are required to appear, at a session <a Baid ortxrt. then M be holden at the Probate ating the Pink Pills that I had been able to a remedy no long tried aud tested. Trial fice. In;the Clty-fif Hastings, in said count). and use the eratebes at any rime. My health bottles free at W. n. Goodyear's Drug ¥how reuse. If any there be. why the prayer of tbepetlUouer may not be granted. Aim it is 1a daily Improving and I feel sure that Store. Large sire SOc and gl.00. farthed orteredTtBax Bald petitioner give notice to tbe persons Interested tn said estate, of the Pink Pills have done me more good than Tbe Yale Butter A Cbeeae manufactor- peodesey of said petition and the hear.ng thereofby causing a copy of this order to be all tbe doctors and all tbe medicine Ing company has been disolved and the publiabM In tho Hastings Bannkh. a news­ In the country, and aa they are not costly paper printed and circulated In said County t>f oarporathm will aell the factory. Barry, mmm Iu each week for three succes«ue 1 can easily afford tbe treatment.’* week* previous to said day of hearinrTwenty tramps hare been committed .to CH AB. W. ARXB1R0NC*. Mr. Blundln tells of another remark­ Judge of ProbAt' tbe Marshall jail within a week and last able cure effected by the use of Pink (Atom copy.)_____________________________ week 00 were nerving sentencea. Pills. It was one of his old comrads in NOmCBFOR HEARING CLAIMB Union City seed sellers are objecting the army, who since the war has resided State of Mteblgab, County of Barry-®* , , Nsffce is hereby given, that by an enter *>f In Michigan. He has been a sufferer because the agricultural department at tbe Prbbate Court for the County of Rsrry from rheumatism nearly all his life. “I Washington are sending out free seed. madeoa tbe ssth day of December. A p. W. II. Club of Marshall, has confessed six mouebs from that date were allowed lor er-* know”, said Mr. Blundln, “that there has ttors to present their claims against theenta** been times when be could not lift bls to passing counterfeit coin. Ha sty, be oT Bnua Hudson, late of said count) . arms to his head, or even bls hands to bls bou gbt les counterfeit money in KalamaIto pTMent their dahn» to said irt. al tee Probate office, in the c By mouth, because of chronic rheumatism. xoo for (IT. lev examination and allowance, vn Nth day ot June next. He road to a Detroit paper of a wonderful Rev. Lee Moyne & Smith who died In ■h eiatrne will be heard before, cure made byT»tak Pills and bought a Grand Haven last Thursday was the Ont HMMAw, tbe »h day o< March MdvTUte mh day r* of Jnnbox. His cure was sudden and complete. postmaster of Spring Lake and ths' 6fib — *t o’eteek tn tbe forenoon of each ot Knowing that I was a sufferer from rbeu- postmaster of Grand Haven. matMm along with my other His, be wrote ¥. ABMirriioNG. Muskegon baa a club composed of bnslJnd—of Frohaic tie about bls recovery and advised me to BOte nea. Judges, lawyers snd tsacbars try. them. I was then using them. He who meet'onoe In two weeks to study HCOBATE ORDER. ^TCSSxC. J.VCUWUtMXM, eMgtei, fteun tyof Parry. itwo delefalM to Attend to all Um baxl- Uu7 ». U11* ?** doatroyod by ftre b*M be bad perfect control of bls arms —.01 tbrChlokM^^Mw" •!50’0^ "Hlstaty ot the Old Northwe«Territory? Msrtwme. and bands and could use them freely toyton. I EI’.OOO- The Are la auppOMd to without experiencing any pain. He add­ JaJua^ln^toe wJf*0*?tbouaandelgbi ma Tw (ar Cm. American Cereal Eoatau had reoaatla ed that aa a cure for rheumatism tbe Pills John Walter*, who livre about two WoMnire™ Jam. M-u u. report i aoreaW a comer oo buckrhMt^Ml I if. Amstrong. Judge S were the most complete In the world. My ADMIBISTBAXOB!S AAIiK. Eli V.I1A orrre onllw^.1 J — ____ * ____ . .... : *the .griroltaraJ depwtmut Um luytakanof the tWU< Mmlj i« M year* old ease alone proves that, fori am confident ttorn °ul Tah1 ' ° f corn “ '•P 1B “ *• hoantrj rm rained. value or the crop tor 1»M la that my greatly benefited condition is doe duly vervirtue ot a placed at «5»1.036,4M, and afthenvh Um solely to tbe use of Dg. WiUtama’ : administra- crop lately about 9.000.000 bnahela 1cm Bo»to«, Jan. »-There wUl be » Pink Pills for Pale People.” than that al 189, lu Manor value oa tWjillTllirBWg BMMUybe fllsTn said court, purporting to bs I bs last win sseetlng of the eitIsens of Dorchester to the farm J, Iho.aoo.ooo Um. Sworn to before me this 16th. day of walked about 12 miles in the mornins in and testament of said deceased ba Mhanted | <0 petitlott the legislature to appeopriprobate, aad that admlnfatratiM O Mid esUto May, 189J. George Harrison. Not. PubMc. bo arnatr< to said pvUttaoer. tbe and retoro, a disDr. Williams’ Pink Pills restore pate rt. who represented the FUtUAiMriet the world. > ... aIL “ of Georgia in congress for three ““*• J2.°- * chV«'d 10 «“•- *Pml"aSteF The OMm> LeaUaUe. J Bicbmoud. Ind.. Jen. S I Taryan. probably ibe nlde.il UgUleiure at tbe •nd Bl! Ollier pereom ‘.^are required^ epp SH �AN IOWA HORROR TIME TABLE “StllettA.” the face reader of L~| Hight Inmates of an husana Aaylum Burned to Death. luaet. wY£“3.i Rapids. Stations. that tbe proposed amendment to the *’ ” .. constitution increasing .. the salaries ofseveral state officers, which the official -a» carried, but waa,_ canvass showed wi in fact, defeated by bv more more than than 12,000 12.000 majority, still Continues, and H waa said to have been proved beyond all question that the amendment trebling the salary of the attorney general, which the board of canvassera declared carried by a majority ot 1,287, was actually defeated by 408 votes. Gov. Rich is investigating the matter. domitable pugnacity of spirit, an obatinatc. tenacious will, and a dogged self belief which enfolds itself in its own ideas, almost defiantly set in its own opinions, and closes its eyes to all op­ posite view, saturnine and aggressive­ ly satisfied. The brow suggests a sta­ ble and resolute rather than brilliant mind, and reflective and concentrativo powers far beyond the average. In IN A FIRX TRAP. Boons, la., Jan. 25.—The building on the Boone county poor, farm in ' which ' ' ‘ the incurably insane were confined was burned at 10 o’clock Tuesday night and eight of ‘.he nine iumates were burned to death. Only _ one woman. Mra. Hibbard. escaped from the burning building and gave the alarm to the steward, Holcomb, who was in the main building, adjacent. It was then too late to save the insane people and the main building was saved only by the greatest efforts. The steward says he banked the fire In the furnace about 9 o'clock ami docs not know how the fire originated unless from a defective flue. The dead are: Mary Tueker, John Annasniggs. Anna Soderburg,-Christine A uderson, Christine Pe­ terson, Mrs. Scott. Tom Leaser, Joseph Craig. HUurruros.. RETURNS WERE ALTERED. lie’s Weekly, says that the face of now sb« KtobigM ttry a«bo4«»< Hon. James H. Blount is one on whose * Wa* DMterwi Carried. lines and between may be read an ia-1 T..a excitesaaat over the diaeovory the nose is a pronounced individuality, but it is the mouth, most eloquent of In the recorder’s court in Detroit the arguments of attorneys in the ease of Paul Johnson, charged with the mur­ der of Floyd Howard, were concluded and the case submitted to the jury. After an hour's deliberation they re­ turned a verdict of murder in the first degree-and Judge Chambers sentenced Johnson to the Jackson state prison for life. The-convict Sa 31 year* eld, and claims he ia innocent. Hastings « 1CI| Rapid s' •Stops on signal only. AxenDi inuit si sub rales at flag stations m soon as 1 |>ey chu te when they are flagged. Banage must be at the depot nt least ® mln utes before leaving time of trains, that agentpray have time to check It proprrh ; «»therwlse I «ray not go forward until next train. tMIxed trains will be run at tbe convent*-Doe ef the company, who reserve the r<ght to chk ngr the time of such trains without noting W. 8. Dewino. Genl Mana^r. B. 0. Pottkr. Gen’l P. & T. Art L Skrgkant. Bupt. Michigan Central “ The Niagara Faile Boute. ■J talu Bouit. ”' Stations. | 7.471 BtAsniras I&I3 I i gfllfr Stations. Hastings............... I MM C. K. OSBORN. j I li »| 12.68! ».» / I12.Z5I r.iol J n Agent. Hastings Ererywlierv. Competent rate for such positions at tho Grand Rapids Bus­ ions Collere, Shorthand, and Normal School. For Catalocue, addresr A. 8- Parish, Propr. JAPANESE Steward Holcomb was just preparing to retire when Mrs. Hibbard gave the al ai m. Hastily donning his clothing be run. out into mm the 111c ball wav uuu and glimp^t; of the flames caught through the windows. On reaching the adjoining building, he found that the tire w us streaming from every door and window, and that any effort io m.vc the inmules would be fruitless- Several attendants tried to enter, but were forced back by the Humes, and the steward nnd bis men were compelled to stand by and see the building AVPPO81TORIK3. Capeulte ot Ointment it re I two Box-* of Ointment. A never-fallins >runi ter of every nature nnd e^-ee. It makee an opcraUun with the knife or injections of carbolic acid, which ere painful and seldom a perruanent cure, ami often reraltiniZ in death, unnecesearr. Why endu-o thia tarr.ble diaonae? We guarantee fl boxes to cure any case, xou only pay for CONSTIPATION byJapanesAl.rrPollcti th« Croat LIVER am! 8Tt»i AC ifREGULATOR nnd HUMID PURIFIER. Smnll. mild ami pleasant I* take, especially adapted for children'•> use. 60 DowUB ceuU. OU.MLANTEKB iasue*! on’y by W. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent. Hastings. Ore ^ou. a Pviend^o TYie cause oj^OkYnevvcaYV AvAevesVs ? Arc you willing to work for tho cause of Protection in placing reliable infor­ mation in the hands pf your acquain­ tances? If you are, you should be identified i 1 ! with iLs human inmates burned | before their ryes. 'Ihey could bear! the shrieks of the insnuc patients, and 1 once or twice a wild cry for help came ; from the depths of lhe burning build­ ing. In a moment or two the cries ceased, and within ten minutes the building was practically demolished. After tbe fire had burned itself out, an effort was made to recover the bod­ ies, but it had to be abandoned, in the morning lhe work was resumed. M ost of the bodies were recovered be­ fore noon, but they were so badly burned os to be unrecognizably. Owing to the isolated situation of the poor farm, the building burned be­ fore outside help could be secured. apparatus on the The only tire small ' but. place was a snowstorm owing to the Iterrific this and the extreme> cold. even meager protection against fire could not be used. The intense excitement in the adjoining buildings also hampered the officials at the farm in their efforts to fight the flames. • | WITH ALL ON CURE A New and Complete Treatment, eon*i.-tln< of { | I | 1 I BOARD. Milwaukee. Jan. 29.—The little schooner Floredbc. which left Holland. Mich., four months ago for the Gulf of Mexico,* has been capsized in the Mississippi river at a point near New Orleans, and the passengers and crew— a pleasure party—were drowned. This is the substance of a statement con­ tained in a letter received by Mra. Robert I,under, of tel Huron street, whose father was on the vessel. The start from Holland was made in Sep­ tember. The party on the boat con­ sisted of George -Henry Brooks, aged 65: George Brooks, aged 19; Eddie Brooks, aged 17; Bertie Brooks, aged II; John Howard, aged 65; Mrs. John Howard, aged (Ki; James Howard, their Mra Miles McKendrick, 60years ®M. was murdered in her "home at Grand Rapids during Che absence ol her hj»«band. The murder was the work of robbers, who secured about 1700 which the McKendricks had in tbe house. The body of the woman wan, found in features, which supplies the touchstone her kitchen, bound hand and foot She of a character which ia absolutely had been gagged so tightly that she fearless, and under all circumstances had slowly stradgled to death. possesses the courage of its own con­ victions. By the mouth, its curves From various portions of the state and its contour, is indicated an ardent the reports of fifty-one observers for temperament which does not seek out­ the week ended January show that let in channels of ordinary enthusiasm inflammation of the kidneys increased or emotion, but is practical nnd mat­ and that pneumonia and scarlet fever ter of fact, cutting its intensity into decreased in area of prevalence. Scar­ the life of every day; dogged and un let fever was reported at forty-six wavering In pursuit, und defiant, con­ places, measles at nine, diphtheria at tumacious and unbending in resist­ twenty-three and typhoid fever at ance. He is sometimes illogical, is twenty-six places. often narrow, is prejudiced and ungen­ erous. but hr is never weak, is always honest, is a vigorous champion, ‘ a dan-1 ' Figures giving the total output of germis opponent, a bulldog in the iron ore for 1893 have been received field of his endeavors. I from every mine in the I^ake Superior i region. The amou.it is 6,046,208 gross QUAINT OLD HOUSE. 1 tons, which is 8,028,348 less'than sent th out in 1892. The product was found by u. the different ranges as follows: Mar^At the southwest corner of Sixth and *Quett«; 1.818.941; Menominee. 1.460.646; Spruce streets in Philadelphia stands a Gogobic. 1.828,116; Vermilion, 817.458; roomy three-story brick dwelling with ( Meaaba. 621.047. nu? a high attic, a structure of the genu­ inc old Quaker'city typo—green shut­ ters, marble ’ •-tops and all. In archi­ tecture it is unmistakably colonial, but time lias wrought many changes, and what was once thb parlor is now a salesroom for Florentine casts. Curi­ ous clay busts hnfl quaint groups peer through «»;o w|n«!ows of the erstwhile bedrooms, in oho of which Joseph .lefferiton firtit saw the light in 1829. nearly sixty-five years ago. | The brick pavement, which, in common with all good Philadelphia matrons. his mother used to scrub and wash , as a sacred duty every.morning, is now cncumlM'reil with o<s’.i and ends, overflow of the shop mentioned, while a portly Italian woman turns an honest penny with a chestnut ami banana ' stand al the curb. ■ I t was in 1SU<5 Joseph Jefferson, the second, met and married Cornelia Burke, tho widow of Thomas Burke, a well-knoiyn Irish comedian ot that day. and herself a popular singer and dancer. Mrs. Jlhirke was nearly a dec­ ade older-than Joseph Jefferson, who was barely of age when he married, and she already had one child by her former husband, called Charles Burke, Tkrbk Havtk. Ind., Jan. 29.—The warranty deed conveying fourteen acres of ground in tbe city limits for the anti-trust distillery was filed Saturday. the consideration be­ ing 811,000. Contracts will be let at once for the plant, which is to cost 8250,000. It is to be the largest distillery in the world. The new distillery Is to be owned mainly by'New York recti­ fiers and dealers. Cut tide notice out and send it to tbe League, sfiiij^your poeition, and give a helping hand. Nerve Tonic Blood Builder descriptive pamphlet. .WILLIAMS’ MEDICINE CO., Schenectady, N.Y. and Brockvillc. Ont $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. and woawu 'w* to earn from S5.00 per dav to S3,OOO per y«-ar without having had pret iout axperieuce.aud furnish the employment at whleh they can make that amount. Nothing difficult to learn w that require* much time. The work ia easy, healthy, ami honorable, and can bedoue dur­ ing daytime or rvaninyx, right in yoar owto local tty, whwvvrr yon live. The result of a few m.aanaare. a all. Help your- S. c. ALLEN A CO. AVCUSTA. MAINC. sand enthusiastic people, men, women and children, were within the grounds of the Midwinter fair yesterday tvhen Mra. M. If. De Young pressed the elec­ tric button that started the machinery going, and the great project which has for five months taxed lhe energies of the managers and the ingenuity of scores of artisans was fairly under way. GAl.kfiBVBG, 111., Jan. 29.—Gresham Martin, editor of the Press and People, died Saturday at bis home after a seven weeks’ illness. He was 68 years of age. He hud done newspaper work in Chica­ go, Peoria, Joliet, Elgin, Jacksonville and Galesburg. .Deatb ol a Methodise Divine. Delaware, O.. Jan. 2x.—Alexander Nelson, D. D., for more than fifty-two years a Methodist preacher, former president of the Worthington Female college. Baldwin university and Iowa Wesleyan college, died Saturday, aged 89 years. . Two Shoe Factorlee Burned. St. Lovis, Jan. 29.—Fire in the build­ ing at Nineteenth and Olive streets on Sunday destroyed the boot and shoe Sho factories of the Western Boot & "" company and Bernard Gannon, The total loss is estimated at 8100,000. Milwaukkk. Jan. 25.—Banker Noel­ ting. convicted of wrecking tbe South Bide savings bank, was yesterday sen­ tenced to five years in state prison. Nevada. Ia.. Jan. 26.—Burglars blew onen the safe in the post office in this city Thursday morning and secured Lqxm«, Jan- *k—A dispatch from about a mile from where the roods forked we were stopped by a moontaineer with a Winchester, whom the preacher knew. He presented me In rl.ir- form, form and n.nr1 when the th* native lm>w due knew I wm an “outsider” he didn’t hesitate to talk. “I just stopped yer,” be said to the preacher, “ter ax yer to come up to the house iu the mornin’.” “ A nybody sick ?” inquired the preacher. “No,” and the mountaineer hesi­ tated. “You know you have been a talkin' ter me fer a long time erbout gitten religion, an' I been a holdin’ off!” The preacher nodded and looked pleased, for there was a tone of peni­ tence in the native's voice. “Well. I've erbout made up my mind that I've got ter the p’lnt when some­ thing’s got ter be done. Jim Gullins come by ray place this mornin’ an’ killed one nv my dogs when I was away, an’ you've heerd me say what I thought of Jim Gullins many a time afore this!" The preacher nodded sorrowfully this time. “Well^ I'm goin' down to sec Jim now," continued the mountaineer, “an’ if J git him I'll be ready to jine the meetin’ house, when you come up in the mornin’, und if Jim gits roe yob’ll have I JOSEPH JEFFERSON'S BIRTHPLACE. who, like his father, afterward achieved success in comedy. Immediately after the marriage Joseph Jefferson rented the house on Spruce street, and here young Joe, now our, old Joe. was. born three years later. Coming from a long line of ac­ tors on his father’s aide, as well as in­ heriting talent from hip mother, Joseph Jefferson, third, very early made his bow to the public. It is said his first appearance was at the age of four in Philadelphia. Certain it is he played In New York in 1887 with both his parents nnd bis half brother. Charles Burke.. Lighting the Gas In Virginia. ‘ Up in Ritchie. W. Vs..'’ said a com­ mercial traveler, “they use natural gas. At the only hotel in town, where I stopped, the landlord had erected a long gas pipe, with tho end bending over like a hook, and coming within about twelve feet of the ground. The end was where the gas was lighted. Every evening the landlord used to come out in front with a box of blnehcnd matches ia his hand and end of tbe throw up to thi caught. One pipe until the gs >od there windy evening he I B-.-v ,M . .. _ T> lighted and threw array a whole box of matches trying to light the gas. The idea was a new one to me and I asked him why he did not keep a ladder at hand. ‘Why.’ said he, 'the fact is I I never thought er that. But then.’ he I added, eomptaeeaitly, *f alien enlists fWrMtbw The Greeks and Romans had no pocket handkerchiefs, but merely a cloth called ••sudorium.’’ to wide per­ spirutiou lacc, which wnicn was spiration irom from inc the face, usually carried in a fold of the tunic or loosely tied about the neck. The Athenian and Roman nwell.. the men about town, inaugurated the fashion of carrying one such ••sudorinin" in the T??Tclcdo Tobd ( • gTZT ] 9HK2 wZa* i SEEPJEI OtncarToalc. Jt cnr BRE AICFAST-SUPPER of good manner*, and for a lady to uppear in public with a. haudkerchief was sufficient for her to forfeit all claim to respectability.. Husbands could di­ vorce wives who were compelled to 1 use a x>ekel handkerchief. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA BOtOMCL WATER OR MILK. CAOlTOTG bottom, put aim down aa a fraud. Because It is so Pure! As’: Y2.00 Jkl rDM ^gUDlES M75 ■kitten should know about our salt. It re­ quires the best to produce the best. The good farmer realises this with bls seed; shall the butter maker be less wise? Our salt is as carefully made as your butter-mado express­ ly for dairy work; and bright dairy­ men everywhere find their butter bet­ ter made nnd their labor belter paid when they use A young lad named Taylor, living neat Union City, drank a quantity of writing fluid by mistake, and the doc­ tor had hard work to save his life Mrs. George Muckier, Aged S3 years, died in West Bay City at the home of her daughter, Mra Paul Greul. of la grippe Her hu&band died two days before of the same disease Frank S. Donaldson, a lawyer, was sentenced at Grand Rapids to one year in jail and to pay a fine of 8>00 for col­ lecting money for clients and appropria ting it to his own use The Newberry Land company has filed with the auditor general a deed ’ for the site of the new insane asylum | in the upper penninsula and the same j has been approved of by the attorney general Friday, January 26, waa the fifty- ] seventh birthday of the state of Michi­ gan. A fire started in the restaurant of , Bender A Voelker in the Empire block in Jackson and before extinguLhed it ' earned damage to the extent of nearly 810,000. Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt. No matter what brand yon ha- o used. Just give thia a fair trial. It la first In flavor, first in grain, and first In purity. Whether for dairy or table use, you will And it to By your advantage to be acquainted 1M with the ealt that** all eaM. t| Write us. . DIAMOND CRYSTAL — BALT CO., BL Clair, Mich. W.L. Douglas S3 SHOE thTwoIud. r. t~ Dnugba Stones gain cmlomm, * «t» taercna tbe sales on their full line : W. r-t>X>UGLAH, Mnx kk>n.M»»fc Soto WOOLLEY & BRONSON MONTHS WK MYSTERIES’ The Nervous System the Seat of Life and Mind. Recent Wonderful Discoveries. the rebellion, died in Kalamazoo, aged 75. A stranger calling himself John Smith cut his throat fatally in a hotel ' at Menominee. The Heine Safety Boiler company. ! of St Louis, was sued for 820,000 by the Kalamazoo Electric company for damages on a defective boiler. There is a woman in Michigan who has brought suit against a paper for speaking of her deceased husband as having gone to a happier home. An agricultural .society for Ontonagon county and a fair next fall are among the probabilities. Detour people are eating the’r ham without eggs th to year. The latter cost -sixty cents a doaen* up there at presenL •8. C Blowers, of Blue Lake, in jail at Muskegon for abusing his wife, hung himself in his cell. Dealers who sell cigarettes to boys under 15 years of age in Michigan are to be prosecuted by school teachers. Grand Rapids gamblers are being ousted. Many of them are. giving themselves up to the authorities. Jonathan Whitcomb died at the resi­ dence of his daughter, Mrs. Lewis Hil­ ler. at Charlevoix. He was 94 years old. and had lived in Michigan fifty M. R. Wakeman, register of' deeds of WAR TIME PLUG. handkerchiefs. The ancients had a pro-' found respect for ateolutel.v clean nosciL but only children and old per­ sons were allowed to blow their noses 1 in public. *I'cr a gcjjfieman to do so I would have, been considered a breach I . There is a boom on in plaster, and the The first live sheep ever brought into Luce county have just been received by t Lakefield township man, who will go into the sheep-raising busintea in *mall way. 11 l!s GOO/J old Navy hand ami another in the girdle, but price has gone up from seventy and eighty cents a barrel to one dollar, This is due to a combination in which six of the seven mills in this state have Joined with one in Chicago. The agency of the mil’s will be established in Chicago. “ county, AiaA died Mt al hia bia kn«i« sone la tn Cold water of consumption, aged 58 9UILBLL a funeral to preach, so’s you won’t lose nothin' by it nohow. I must be gittln’ along: good-by." And, slinging hia Winchester into the hollow of his arm, he hurried away through the thicket, leaving the circuit riderand me sitting an our horses in the road, completely knocked out by the suddenness of H all and the peculiarity. Tonn»|i At the Lake Carriers' association in Detroit fen interesting report was sub­ mitted. It stated the tonnage of the association had been increased in the last year 20.000 tons The association now numbers among ita members 613 vessels, of which 381 are steamers and 388 are schooners or barges. with THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. The mountain circuit rider onei at tbe foot of Hurricane gap in the Pio* mountains, says a Detroit Free Press No mystery has ever compared with that ot human life. It has been the leading subject of professional research and study in nil ages. But notwithstanding this fact it L not gencr------------------------- ally known that the sent ~t Ta bY\ °< 1W® *• iocaZ<X f' . \--------------- ted in the up/Xdz i A A • N \i \ per part of > and seiudUve Is this \. Y^^^/ Portion of tbe t VwaV / nervous ays­ \ / tem that even \ / th* prick of a \ I / needle will 1 I I cause Instant I / I death. Recent discoveries have demonstrated that all the organs of the body are under the con­ trol of the nerve centers, located In or near t he base of tbe brain, and that when these are deranged the or^ns which tb^sup^ with /■£> ci /< / x tea) . L • J I . irious injury to the spinal slyals of the body below ecuuse the nerve force l­ — injury fvom reaching tbe pnniiyxed portion. It- will be understood how Uw derangement of the nerve centers will cause tbe derangement of the various organs which they supply with nerve force. Two-thirds of chronic diseases are duo to titei-npcrfect action of the nerve centers at orth of range ids ike county of Ban? nd Stele of Mtehisnn and eontelal ng tn bMh i> irtxM» .xi<vhu-'rtMMtofccBteen and 38 IO0 netra mon- or le-s xcencdtum te tbe United fttaUM •inrey. H-M m r ; , -ri- .t lu tbe oL flee f ihe Heciwter ol Deed* ter B arv Utiaaty. on the 8 st dn. of a D.. HUB. Iu fiber 8 < therein oa >u1nmii ■main 14 to dxy nt April. A Di. n.. I-I >1 • nrth;fKH‘l do*i ■t Mkhntaii. iu Prraoa. * I HvHATt hHbfCIL U>t» <4 Mlrhte m, Ooeuly *f Harr con) ftibuic treat Ina those diseases Is that they treat lhe organ rather than tho nerve centers which are tbe causp of the trouble. Bn. Erankuix Miun. tbe celebrated spertalisUhus profoundly studied this subject tew over B) years, and has made many important . . statement, aM that 1 *' _।1 mania, ‘ melai Vitus dance. w mutter how ca Dr. I Rixnnh Bnaeh all dr 84 LK. ..(» certain an-»rv_-age made and ex ruled by "/llllant t*. Hldnam and Mary A. Blduam. Ma ■ Ife. to D .nIH -vtriker dated April 36th, A. D.. tKM.mw.1be w~4l half <rf the south east qtfkr- •Tt said court, tbw I �(Mna) arent IBM*, it everythin; t, lit glrea etrong eTiaw,e Semi a regular or«an!r«f gang, whk* ought la be and probably (in grennn: I eouMnl dwwrfc. Wm » waa .dark; hy hpd .on,^ .f-’F?”’,,?.1’ ■ cap: Judged be waa about . toy belxM: had been prepared that^mo •might have been the n body been didn't .peak to blm aa he kept on woat; I otawrrd nothing•efe. ataot bkr dnwa except tih eoatand eap. 'There tag running creek about 40 rod. thia aide of Klrebneni," It la covered with ptottt — bra bloody hand; toy brother kept bis tre volver nndri1 bis Th* ®!fht todlcato,Uia‘-’e»^ ,<WF Vbut stayed there; there, was a alight Impres­ plank,.art about a foot or 1* Inehna from the water: person-steading 00 the ptank sion on the back side of the- bed. On Jbe MT1C p0ffKK% could reach tne outer by alnoplng.-i 1» box on tbe pppar M bead of bed there deterwere blood <hdpo: On the floor were drops the Maw; look eomlhg to llaatlnga from Leroy’ Rogers thiltero there would not be mod, difference which that covered places as big as the palm b( ieitdtwHh . _ the hand, about (lie same on Mie P«per* road yon would take, but from Ed dingers (wn£*r#W7 there'><"■ There were marks feuding from the bead think H would be a little nearer tv come , of tbe bed to tiie bedroom door, drops ib'hodr by tbe Quarter line rood; In coming to every four or’five’inches of io. Bed room wherV lb. b town I always take th. river road. । should bid town ito door could be fteteped pp U»e inside; bod CnOMEXAMtXATrOX. judfi.*; pltlo’ _ , _ the bed room door was open when we. discovered, ■ MniMkiM AHMu blood o» Ike The person 1 met waa on aide of road; ip My brother toy with bls head new the. <!»♦...fli ..m* hnd on (lark overcoat: think I could have stove and ids feet-to-tbe aouttwaat toward the eondi I rondaded comgL two |W<»O told wheiher he bad on dark or gray over­ the door Of the lean-to. Tbe blood marks coal. Don’t know as 1 would have recog-, would In^leaU that the body 'wai* moved •' 1l*ere ulzed blm If be had been any one whom 1 frum the place wbeijv be died to gn^lier Will IQ 0 ** t<il wbrtlw o»o m othcr “a I!°L cnWM tto'op.drmtol .blnwrir »d bad Pre»oreil. orbrekkfist; 1 ■ . iiittjad 6?d kwobf,ap«s <!”• d"J. Ed^Sre;»i*» aUfUgWfMI W uw i*™*- “d > unis; <n?11 loutojfidiuaW «ui * DortninH *iml two I oyjMf.thd.W. I Hu* door. ot, r from’'.bwirwm <fodr, rough- thci ’^r^cB of pocFt <h abun^ks fergc .as a -I . .. place about 18 inches distant. A person ' could not get a’ fcootf view from tMi wutl»wMt window without toorthg the body dr' An: brother of Leroy Roger,: my bouse Is about SO or 400.rods aouthweat of. I hb. standing In ibp blood; the ax waa a dCull had been famUiar wllbt , Eliwix Kx-klm. • ■' Laswaw my brother llvlag Friday morning one uatd for splitting wood: be had apy--------- _ btfore he was murdered. It was al his barn biher ax. There are drops of btoud be-, Next ?afc film SundayCorning at ITo’eloek tween the ootalde door and tbe bed room­ 8UQ ,lroe: platted, to go to Chas FrphclACo’s door: there was blood all Hronnd fbareand on tbe ceinng |p tbe souAweei corner of Sunday at that hour and called at my the room. 1 noticed tbe, ptood on the fluor brothers m I wont along: I came across the fields so I would strike tbe barn Irst, from where the body bail been moved. He and pissed from his bafn to the bouse I The prisoner W rf’relative *to‘W. had a sausage grlhd^r on my shbuldef*.' 1t‘ auu Leroy Kog^re were pouslns. 1 m* the prisoner ibe wrick .preceding this 4s same W or 70 rods from Mr. Dunnings’ when between the bouse and barq?„jlf murder; first mw blm Wedupsday, night world . be, shewing been stand],ng >bm.- •FthdAl present th dusk, Sprobably u^u.o murderabout wu>Uv.. r.vwn..^ about jmR. Oh 111S' noticed that tbe curtain was down at tbe , before southwest window of the bouse; I stoop- * six o'clock: he name to my bouse. Mid be tabta-waaouplata,. Juxifo, .forto^pp -aueer;#li^ hk&ifoC-b^n ube<hDlt»i^ ed and looked to see if I could see ' had come from homo; bls home is in Wdtanythlng then I passed around to the front of the bouse and the curtain was atKJUt half an Inch deep: remains ot lea down there: I then tried tbe front door’ and found it was not locked. I opened tbe ;roiFjl;i Jp ohn'R’^ stains fia ^he^jULfcar. Thfctov*' vta* as ordinary', cook' stove:' door and looked In und discovered the sitbread: kiilfe not dirty unlean RjwWiffitd to cwt-bread; teapot wa# on talitij with tea Ml of p. toet Mid Itot It to Illa pa-k.t: < ’ ........ _ L _ a- V. -A tn everyday. son, Allegan County abont 23 or 84 miles from my house. I understood from him that he left Iwme that morning; said he came kt toy ___ on fdtft;. 1m» Brayed . . botfae that similar to the'eno shown here: think lu: eight; he' bad frequently slaved with «• showed me the eolus he had: should My before this .time; think be was itert. ’ be had about a dollar* worth; told me he waa try ing to make up a collection (it in August before that at tbe lime of the Farmer’s picnic atGqu laike. Ue dklut , colt*. My best judgment la that Ire got the . say anything to me about iiavlug horse In tbe overshoes tbe day that be paid stable at Hastings; he bad breakfast With 821-18 at Lowdens’ office; 1 might have onajjgrx'*'- the time of tbe the conversation me Thursday. He came to blastings told Tefft at tho . Thursday with Mr. Dunning; begot back about tbe morlgaxe that I lent my brother ■ while 1 was away; 4 went to Middle­ money to pay bis taxes and also S3.00 to vllle and gut back about S o'clock: don’t pay last on mortgage, but don’t remember think I saw bhn till evening, might, hare telling him that; seems as though be must been nine o'clock. He didn't tell me he have known that my brother dfdu't have I had been to Hastings, twice that day, any money. Think that the meal shown sometimes later, but generally he was up^ When be came to Hastings with Dunning by. lhe things there, was got the tvculrg at six o'clock. My brother was afflicted j he came by the river road: -he stayed at before or during the nlgtit. with a complaint which made It neceaMry | my bouse Thursday nlghti told me notbJamks M Balkh. for hlni to often get up and dress himself jI lug mg that inai evening of or having naving horse nurse at llasirasWent down to Leroy Rogers' place Wed­ In the night; he bad been in the army. 1 Inga: do uot kuuw whether he wa& at LeWhen I saw him drLjJkt jftyor 'he “bad-up । roy Rogen on Thursday. Friday moruiug 1 nesday after Ute murder taking the river bis every day clothing—pan is, vest/ shirt asked him to go up to my brothers and tell road. Tbe flrat running 'waler this side aud Itektogs. brother had mopey of Rogers Is this way from Mrs. Wilcox him to Wall till 1 got up there: 1 waa go­ place: water could be reached from bridge previoflf to tmrt tloie. itre had* a rami) ing to get buckwheat He went and sackHhat he kept money In, also a small when L went Here I found them both In there was blood there on north end of c'.as^ pbCket-bpok; the clasp pocket-book bridge: took some specimens of blood and the house. They both went oul and help­ Mr. Dennis has pot-been found. I know of his hav­ ed pnt up the buckwheat and load it into brought It home with us. was with me and we cut off some of it; It ing ehsiige on the Thursday before mur- the wagon There bad been no conver­ bad soaked through a crack In a plank; der;|aaw him have money at that Umt; sation up to this time about hia having to he lAd that monby in a email sack, a to- get home. On Saturday morning . 1 sup­ this waa three or four feet from the trav­ bae^o sack. The mc)t {‘‘Exhibit C~) posed be was eomlng to town with me. eled track; at the lime 1 was there at looki like lhe rack he had: It was found but before 1 got ready be had put his over Rogers’ the sack marked "Exhibit C” was in tbe bcdrootp^phir tlic he«d bed coat on and gone saying that be would be found on the floor about four Inches from with blood marks upon It: It was empty late for the train. On F{|.lay he staye<l the bed post. when found. Qu ibis Th a ml ay he took at my house all day: asked him to go ,lo J no. II. Dasxte. out »ome money to ghe me ‘to get some Bowen’s Mills with me bat he did uot go; I delivered the specimen-* before sworn oil;-noticed nothing further about It. He he Mid nothing about going home until to to Dr. Lowry. gavq ipe a quarter aqd a five tent piece: I Saturday moruiug; IM didn't say how he Dr. G. W. 1a>wrt. noticed no other currency. He was in the was suing home but 1 supposed by the C. Am a practicing physician residing ia habit,,a! hold’og old* coins: 1 couldn't K. & S. R R . he left between 7 and 8 state anything about tbB> money be had o'clock Saturday morning; did not bld me city, am acquainted with John H. Dennis; left, * /Lwxs my oplniou that he hadn't he dellverod to me a sample claimed to good bye but did the women folk*; 1 tele­ dfetMM left.' - He Was W penriuu graphed to mv cousin lu Allegan county have been taken from a bridge: am uot mor phis pension, about tbe of my brother’* death: he Jives about %'<ot certain as to day: called at hfa office and helM«dedittam?7«nto* a teat of speelmtu amlle-froui where prhwner 1 livea: my it proved .to be bfoud or containing, btoud; cousin came to the funeral but the prison­ presume * was . wood , fibre with blood lug er did pot. t-dfd ndt know (III after the W»4t; Mwtpriadoer .shortly after funeral that he had 1 any home here; do he waa brought to Jail; had tome eowverexhibited here to-day: think they were net know pf bls being, al Leroy Rogers at sattosi with blmjrt that :. tlmg. '(Here we my brother’s a» bU-IWw .oftM were not any time except tbe Friday above men­ found In tbe h6ukxll^ew;4 his having wl,I the prtauerr wore tioned. The main road to Hastings frouj some new ones. I was with blm looking my brothers would be by the River road- 1 krU ktfcW'Ufiii, *H»)fta*f bu)<bi retched tbe ya*Ct«Wwlrafjffven a new usually go from my place by tbeqoarter theni!‘*tar!h,«n'«(ikili' bUire kliurwtnl,; ault-^-Bd.} (Jb^ttggju bU-ctothM A lihe not going Uy toy'bfathm. When tbe think M bn- prisoner eafoe td Hastings Tuesday and wMb«l.-be hU "no:" upon preulnr tbe tore the nnirfrr, but it m»j hgre >>wn qneMton henU lhe; b«r been ,ponged two wrk, urller. He toU me that If and a qtuirter f^stpAny vl||©e.,(' be paid fata t.xre ' he* Would not1 have wlu> inotol, tbe Monde; before be C.toe Cnoss EXAMINATtOSt: ‘ <i1 to IlMtlng.: he Mid "t did It” upon m; money hndngb to make nayAeol on hl. OF ALL KINDS OF CIRCULAR SAWS, LARGE ail SMALL, KEPT IN STOCK. I couldn’fXsee a You will find my store house full □f my own make of steam engines from six to seventy-five horse' power. Tea sizes and four styles made. Come an* see the goods and get prices You will find them the best made in the state., I also make iron and wood lathes, saw arbors and emery grinding machines. 1 have a good stock to select from. ixmso tqJurick. A ^Uabbie expert the track around there anywhere. Saw spots as!: pait;.«H5 feet lily nt a* pTld*«»r sibea; of blood from the front door to the beddun’ room door; did not look Into the bedroom at that time. I closed tbe door and went right up to Chas Francisco's. My brother helve Mnj^'Udc was Alt covered1 ‘with generally got up at five oj six o’clock, Wm. (I. Luwvis. Attorney at law and formerly Prosecut­ ing Attorney of Barry County IrstifiHi as folIpWM---Knew Leroy Rogers: saw him on Dec. fifth. at my office in this' city: he came to pay balance of mortgage given to John Hand; tbe man that be bought tho place of: be came Alons. There was S’.06.12dur on the -mortgage aometlml* tM'foirottuM upon which lie had jpfetlqusly f aid 876; afterwards he paid 8*1.12 on Dec. « and later the >10 balance due. 1 paid biro back some money when be paid me. the >2L12. Harare toe I wl&Mn'Laay for certkfoXbout^Cic. Stt.OO but fctaiw I ’|Mld him 88- ocnta1.in ,ehange. 1 remember of'giylrig him Ior.^0 jennies think 1 gave him two 3-cent piecesthey were the Dickie S cent pieces. Do not recollect any other pieces I gave him but think 15 cents and 10 cent pieces; didn’t notice what he put lhe money Into. Think he took tho money he paid me from a small sack-a tobacco sack (Here sack, shown witness wiio thought sack Leroy Hogota took money from was of same kind and description.) Have examined ray books u <0 date gpd find the 810 was paid Ovn. 2Vd and the >11.12. paid Dee. < ’ .‘ • 1 . Ciarite txAMt^ATio.x*. . Am uu< positive of. baring given him t wo 8-octit pieces. Mr. Frost bad' spoken •• me saying that be wkbed I would pay <>nt the pennies Iq tbe .cash draw as he dt’hkcd to cop nt chew‘I a tusking up eash. Jonj( K. Wkitwoht. ,1 live in the western part of Rutland a HKlc orcr 4 mile from Yankee Springs line; do not know sfr'Koser;saw him pas? tuesday before murder abojit half a mile -'east of the town Hue road between Rut* lawd and Yankee Springs oh quarter line road; waa going east on horseback about ^o’ctack. When he struck the quarter :tnsroadbe was about 14 miles from Ed piece: 4 paid 111, taxra and loaned hta lie Defendaat told me Wednesday, night dollar*. 1 w,s hi tbe office uf Mr. 'ltow- that he walked from bom**; hia halt tooth­ det> with tn; brother - when ■ be" -paid1, tbe er told me be left home on Wednmday •St. IS payment: Mr.' Lowden figured It morning. Prisoner s«M lie waa tired - and •nd made a mbtoknt-mr/Mr. Lowden pay hia feet ached aad wer? awoolen; fate vl«Hhim the change. Mir (frother gate Mt. ed my 'plaee onoepr twlce a^eaf; vtMwd at Lowden hie (to penaidn ebeek, and re* my place more than at my brother’s Laroy eelved a (&.00 bill and aome allrer in Rogers. Thlnif.1 stated j»hlR.>aC.>y change. ' Mr. Lowden'a error waa dTacov- brother bad paid up hia mortgage, but ered and corrected tte next d^y; did Hot Cross Kmamisatiox. notice about the rtutnft that Mr:. lx>wden Knew priioeer from ,eeto, bln, now (tee him; Wga«m wttldrtaieM ntai da; udtorn; bid not seen btoi bofore; no- when he paid tbe balAce. the ata ot itaod he wa» dressed ui>; notleed be hid on tbe room — m; • brother Wae — twin* In la IS ft. red taKtflK Mown oeercoil ,nd wine • « toehe. to l««Wi ttf *1 tort » tocbw to ktad of .eip. Think 1 would hiee rewidth; there wane twt> wlodofa to the '■ reMriberod him ipirt from clrenmMinees front room Bnd.oope to the bedroom; door vS»t hire hirpenod; would not win, to w«s not locked; the key wm In my broth­ mko oath tint ho wu the aime mu but er's pocket; Mr. DuMtai* took k out of think he seis; ho had i bir hone. lib pocket; nothing further was fonnd in ■ JoHHfhqsa. . tire lOO rode wutb ij Rutland «nSe- .kjK, iudeaat of here; Rocun; the road ruMrtBg wen freia the eoruert to tbe. road 1 wuid taka to <6 to ikroj Bolters: re­ member the Siturtay nlfbt before the know Greece Klrebner—he li m, •» a Wle.weau* tile -twto don’t remember stating to him where he got his money to pay ft with: it was un­ derstood: that htf waa a'poor man. I was •at Middle vine Thurodky and mw^; defend­ ant about nine o’clock In imc the cTumnj, evening: luaruw. from my tolka ibat he got borne KENT ttMND RAPIDS. OPPO*tTM UNION OIPOT. Fur a Iok while Woodland baa been hteRATES »L> per day, Room, „w. bis reteteer with him wbao be went away Jfewls SS Steam Heat 1 and left It under iris pillow al nlgtit. 4 tested with nightly visits from bnrglars . BEACH ft BOOTH. and the bungling work always gave evi­ fblnk he got a meal for himself or some one else during tbe night; tbe wood be dence of home talent. The rohberie? too always seemed to be about s$ fgr aptat, NOTICB FOB HEARING CLAIM’ used waa oak pole wood, some green, some dry; it would held Are fracu 10 In generally four U> six month*,, apd Invaria­ Jtb’M” <• • “a* by an order ot u. bly at ft time when tramp* wes* . reported ,dW c"“‘* n"rr- MtoS the evening until tbe next <t«y. The or.lkaaMi div of JtaMry. A. D l»i gi hearth waseto«s< oa Swaday zoning and In the vicinity. So that a good deal had nwolb, from that dau a.-re allownl f„, rr2' me. t. prefc-nv tnulr e-jluv wrl,.fj, been laid to tramps that -ahouM*have been the grate was open; don’t know but It credited to people llvihg right lit that vliillr?;1 might have kept^ fire that length of -r------- • « ^a tlra-a-O^ clnlty. ” - ' . v-* • ri. m— -"J’'PCS (n time with grete. »P®n; Francisco It seems that some time ago Dayid Leo­ went wit* me in to taw honse; ha took bold of pard had a harness .stoteti and a few days rack etalms will to ht ud before Mid Court £ arm, be Mid It was not stiff but I noticed it ago part of it was found in the possession went back tatbe'shme positton; Ismp on the !«Cfi day of July next. M to o'clock In th* of Henry Geiger, who claimed that be tormora to each M toner days. tbe table was oat; we suppoaed at that DdSeKaJMUAry mu. A.D., imi boagbt H of Lotita ThibonL Officers at­ CM AS- W. ABMSTBOJW. Judge of Probate time that be had eaten break fast; be was tested Thibout and It is Mid that he ba*. :----------------------------------------Always In tbe habit df cleaning up b*x threatened to aqneal If other* Implicated i NOT1CK fob hbakxng op claims dishes Md putting them away after a with him. numbering nearly a dozen so It < SCa&r of Miebtcaa, Dmjoty of h irej’-k,. joral; supposed be had had breakfast or Is claimed, did imt stand by him. aud the ) NoUce ia b-rei>v girm. UiMt tn »norder o’ prepared meal for someone else: we were Frobau* Court far theConuty *»f Hurry maA* m curiushy of Woodland’s clUzens as to who j ,A. ____ A.. J 4, *|, J,, , not lu there more than fire minutes before > were allowed lor creUt^ra t« pre the ones, ta ^ery naturally aroused. It J ctaliM agamst thwe went for others.' Blow that caused, Hall, late of mm Is surmised who some or all of them are blood to tow was struck at front door; wed, tod that all cretfiton o’ but noth I ux definite to known. •d »rr roqwrM ,o mJ the body might have been moved so that cltom, to uli rnjiiu We understand that Thibout claims to J rrotato aoi™ in ui. citJ « tbe person could sit down at the table and know who broke into Holly’s store and ' —-—— jiMtotonUno wd Altow*r..OD „ eat a lunch. I looked at sack that djty before the Mb dav of Jtilv next, and n*»* also the C. K. A ri. depot and threatens to rack claims will br Iteard before said ( own k and saw condition U .was to; don’t remem­ the Mh day of April, and 'os give the whole thing away. E. Lucas Jtanfap. Thursday, tbe totb day of duty, next, um ber who ealted-my attention to U. £new went on Tblbout's ball and It Is Mid that lk°* of my brothers babit of saving old cotas; h e wm informed that Thibout a as preChab W. ABMbTBONG. Judge «f Probate. known of II for about a year: abont a week before my attention was called td'lt; he told me a^o'ut a Canadian 50 cent pfec< three 3-cent ulckle pieces, s< me pennies and somedimea; be bad the pieces, toja sack REPAIRING nation. 1 pushed the door open and mw my brothers’ feet and then pushed lhe door clear open aud saw him laying there dead with a hole iu his head mude by an ax. , It waa snowing at that time but the ’ blood; in looking out of west window one •tmld set Mr, Dunnings’ house about HO roib Uhc-’tit; blued on lhe shirt Sleeves looked hs though it bad been rubbed there, from nusJ bleed. == _____ H« told me be usually carried N<i. 9. re^rroir on tap; could put quite k taw Chuuk in stove; hhoqW say fb*t atom w<|utd.kcep tire all night 1 ,tteraght a lij^dxad been b^ilt GKH.pu<>riij^.' I dj^ n iAktr.k tableiad fo(Sre tl«|j gybing w«4 upset taxiut^Mf wind kept It moving; drrutt Court and now Iba to JWI. /I. C BUXTON, NASHVILLE, WANTED SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. I also do *— ---------- —: CUSTOM SAWIN< P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can't handle call and see me; f will bny timber standing. • ■ J. L. WILKINS, »!»« MklngMm. A.ked where he got tbe amm -nln «iul be Mid bl/ etMer tad mat there and he hied that: the ktidtae; would tw, with aunnonla gitd witter to wuh out the btood If U wai thoro<«hl; HIQN. agt JUlLtat .H doae; made e.xaalnaltoo ot tils oretnoat and other ctotbtag toolndlog his shirt: found blood do tbeovemat«i the banka* the aleeyes, lappel and' button hols; there were other spots wo didn't teal or'exaiwlta; On bls penta we, examlMd a numbes of spots and erer; one w» examined there was Mood; oxanlned. his leggtos; ’they had been washed and we could only find one decided stain and that was a Mood state: the stain ta the button hole could be sews with.tbe naked eye; found a appt of blood on the undershirt near tbe waist. We >rev®d oct about is spots by test; bota Hastings between two and three o’clock and them went away daindag that he was going to Irving; when be came Inraie that night be aald he had been to Irylmt. Jennie Sefton^ rived two miles there was visible'to the eye Ito spots or his pockgt; we looked sreoxto that evewlog and a half froth jltae. j g* 5^ more. Said th the prisoner "whst will for the missing pocket boota. The lock to from Bowen’s. Mills Friday |bwit four you aay If we find blood on thee? clothes?” o’clock; ho. was bone, at that time. At he aaM "l win tell yoa whM you find II” WM.DOts iprfRfc’ ..mn iW atte to time of talk of mortgage being paid,. I ’« Cpo»s «kAWrifATwef* F|w ' state whethsr be eouta fasten tbe door don't eearember of tatktM M ettar with a-teiborosi; mlgU baire beta an- tamll; matlera. Chia Dtnrnln^amg wife ' •thec &k.«r tip? dftorbt^l^tei’t remem­ wweat rreniug treui ’ it he caoM to eight or nine o'eloeic. ’ Prlaooer Mid 'th., elekrjfoWa to tbe bottom 6< HU na»f< six oitaU after hawanlod lo.djal jo Haalh«a lhe umlershln rear luebiai hw*t' frnre '• ’' Don't forget to ask for the! BENEFIT SI LVE tip CONSUMERS TftKE NOJIG! That for every Cash Pnmhjti^nf .Rfrcw .»nny merchant luercliant whose ivhoee name Upbears ehfitlea you triAo Per Cent 4aa.5 Cent. Scrip? which they ^ll aecepi ae Willi accept as Five) rive t/pnts on every tA'Ii purchase of One .Dollar, Dollar, and take ^t RCIAL NOTICE that the merchants who'belong to tine Association are the most wideawake and keep the 8t<wk ot goods, fthfl their prices are the LDWJKSl., . 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Send or write for YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS OUR GRAND OFFER OF A FREE TRIP ROUND THE WORLD PART III It has cost Thousands of Dollars' to enable the publishers to make this offer. You get the benefit for a few cents. WILL BE READY NEXT WEEK. IT WILL COMPRISE THE ONLY QQU-EQTIQN OF HAWAIIAN VIEWS EVER PUBLISHED GET READY FOR IT HOW tO S66UF6 this Unprecedented 0ff6F In each copy of this paper is printed a coupon. Bring or send one of these coupons, together with ten cents in coin or stamps to our office, and you will receive one part of the.series. Back numbers can be had on the same terms. Be particular to state the number of the part desired, give your full name and address, and enclose the necessary coupons and ten cents. / NO ONE SHOULD HISS THIS CHANCE SEE THE WORLD PROM YOUR ARM CHAIR WITHOUT LMVIHU HOHE WITHOUT EXFEHSE Fred Stowell of Woodland has been home. ’ J. C. Forfeits was at Wo xHand Sunday spending a few days with Irving friends. Semour and Roy Andrus are both on Miss Greta Young is visiting at Grand tbe alck list. Mr. Olmstead and family have been XJLBTIJfGB. KICK Rapids. B. D. Robinson, of Middleville. Sun* spending a few days in Irving visiting Mr. Olmstead’s kUters Mrs. Chandler and dayed here. Miss Fanny Janes was at Hastings Mrs. John Kogers. About thirty of their Middleville friends Tuesday. Hope Center. Aubrey Frauds was at Grand Rapids gave Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hendershott a Mr. John Carpenter and wife anti Mr. very’ pleas ant surprise last Tuesday eve. J. Shed and wife of Prairieville spent Tuesday. Mr. Hamen who lives near Mr. Isaac E. M. Everts was at Jackson the first of Wednesday at W. Sheds’ Cunningham in North Irving was struck Gid Wilkinson has purchased a new the week. buggy. Mrs. John Barry gave a reception to a by a limb from a falling tree last week. Mrs. Carrie Shultz spent a few days of few of the young people Tuesday evening Besides an ugly scalp wound four or five last week with her sister Mrs. Kate Kah- In honor of her niece Miss Edith Handy, Inches long his left ear was very badly who Is visiting her from New York mangled and he was so badly wrenched ler. that he has been scarcely able to walk Hiram Chase of Milo was on our streets State. Mrs. H. IL Dickinson gave a reception since. He is improving and the wounds Tuesday. are healing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. C. Robinson of Jobns- at her home from 4 to 6 p. m. Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hendershott went town visited at O. D. Loomis’ last week. assisted by Mrs. B. T. Miller, Mrs. F. M. Mr. and Mrs. Chandler attended the Smith, Mrs. Frank McDerby and Mrs. to Kalamazoo Saturday to attend the fun­ eral of Hon. N. A. Balch, and returned quarterly meeting in Baltimore Saturday C. L, Glasgow. Tuesday. ■nd Sunday. The Aid Society at Mrs. Reeky Browns’ O. D. Loomis and wife and Gid Wilkin­ Born, to Will Ogden and wife. Feb. 1st, Saturday was well attended and a good son and wife Sundayed at Ira Hart’s.... time was enjoyed by all. A member of Maple Grove people at­ a girl. James Perry and wife, of Battle Creek, Mrs. John Wiltox went to Nashville tended the quarterly meeting at Clover­ visited at.G. W. Tompkln ’ s a couple days Saturday and returned Tuesday. dale. last week. C. Stanton was through here taking Lottie Smith, of Pennfieid, visited her snltoh orders for fruit trees. David Bowker of Hastings was down on sister, Mrs. Frank Leonard, the past We wish to say we were mistaken In week. his farm the first of the week. regard to Mias Emma Long being at home John Tasker’s sou, Loyd, fell from his as she is still in Middleville. W. N. i’ayne and wife spent Sunday high chair Sunday morning and broke his with their daughter Mrs. Clara IxxjmLs. Miss Jennie Watkins of Grand Rapids left arm just below the elbow. Dr. Pow­ la at this place. ers set It and he Is getting along.nicely. Rev. J. E. Moffitt returned from the Frank Wilcox and, wife, of Hastings, north where he has been holding revival Peter Allison his so far recovered from his late sickness as to be able to be around were at A- W. Wilcox’s tbe first of the meetings. week. again. Geo. Adgale is Eaullng timber for a new Friday evening of last week a surprise barn. Grant Dickerson is very sick caused by j excessive bard work while in the woods. social was held at tbe residence of G. W. Iva still thinks of going west, especially Lew Smith and wife of Caledonia spent Tompkln’s, in honor of tbe Rev. ■ Frank on Sundays while Wilber thinks of Several days visiting relatives and friends .Bogart, who has been assisting Rev. Daly More—bead and Ben will persist in cross-, about the Corners last week returning to In bls revival work here. Tbe house was ing the pond. filled and everybody bad a good time. He their home Saturday. Mr. Peer and family and Mrs. Trumble Al Ducher, also of Caledonia called on was presented with >7.25 the receipts of have returned from visiting in Martin friends here on Tuesday picking up quite tbe evening* where the Hitters’ father is quite ill. Saturday as Dewey Abbey with other a quantity of furs, returning on Thursday. Dili Benjamin visited in Grand Rapids Bissell A Flan sburg assissti-d by W. H. boys were “catching on” to sleighs be fell Saturday and his pelce Mrs. Ida Lardy Lasher made an Invoice of their stock off catching his leg and was dragged along and baby returned with him. of goods consisting of groceries, drugs etc. a short distance. He got pretty well 1. Bechtel returned to Grand Rapids scratched up and strained tbe muscles of with, a load of straw to-day. last week with satisfactory results. G. W. and Charles Williams visited a one leg. and is now lying in bed unable to Mr. J. Mollit Sundayed In Baltimore. -sick nephew of the former and cousin of stir. Boys take warning. A. sleigh load of our young people at­ Al Davis and wife, of Otsego, are at his tended the revival meetings at Freeport. the latter, Clark Williams of Prairieville last Sunday. He is in the latter stage of father's. D. Davis, visiting. Mr. and Mrs. J. Zerby were called to Mrs. Will Seger is at Battle Creek visit­ Ohio to attend the funeral of their son that dreadful disease called consumption. Candleic.ass day, the bear and the fox ing her mother, Mrs. Art Coombs. wh o w killed by a street car. Work has commenced on the horse must have seen their shadows before re­ Mrs. Laura Judy Is quite sick at this turning to their holes therefore we may sheds. A force of meu were cutting logs writing? look for six more weeks winter weather. and drawing them to the mill Monday and The committee elected in the interest of Wednesday the sheds are to be built on the contemplated rail road are at work tfee south rfide of the church lot. Ada Williams was nome over Sunday. Mrs. Mina Tasker should have been sol'cltlng aid, but the times are such that Floyd Rockwell and wife of Portage it is hard work to gain rapidly. We are printed Mrs, Nina Tasker, last week. are the guests of Alva Haywood. Eight more were received into the informed that but a little over three Mrs. Davenport visited h$r sister In thousand dollars are as yet pledged for its church Sunday evelng, making nineteen Hastings. in ail who have joined in the past four construction. Star Lasher is under the doctors care. weeks. The meetings did not close as an­ Jerry Sproul has recovered from an at­ Dowling nounced last week but continued all last Woodchuck day. last Friday, bids fair week. They have now dosed. Rev. tack of congestion of tbe lungs. Fay Norwood Is con valesing from an at­ for another term of winter. Daly and Bogart arc at Barryville holding tack of Pneumonia. A dance will be held at Dowling the meetings. Mrs. Burst returned last Saturday from 22nd. The boys will endeavor to make a three weeks visit lu Ovid with her this the pleasantest of the season, and ex­ F. E. McCollom is again numbered daughter. tend a cordial invitation to all. Horace Gilbert and best girl of I-eoniWm. Warner Is able to be out again. among the sick. F. A. Moore has been ill with la grippe das. SL Joe Co. were the guests of Mr. His wife Mrs. Warner Is no better. Cooper the first of the week. Mrs. Charles Lunn of Petoskey is visit­ the past week. Mrs. E. Bishop has returned from C. J. Smelker and wife accompanied ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warner. Middleville. Miss Matie Smelker to Ada last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Lunn expect to make Has­ Charlie Robinson and wife of Hickory to visit relatives-. tings their future home. There was no school in the upper room Corners were the guests of Rob Norwood, The social held at D. C. Warner’s last Thursday evening was well attended. first of the week on account of the Illness •ver Sunday. Cynthia Craven of Milo has been visllof the teacher, N. B. Beers. Tbe net proceeds amounting to >6.00. Mrs. Alonzo Markle is the guest ol her ' lug her folks. I. Powell had tbe misfortune to cut his Messrs J. Bush and Deb. Norwood hand quite badly on a buzz saw last week mother Mrs. Emily Van Wormer. Mrs. V. Dipp has been ill the past week. were in Kalamazoo Monday. nearly severing three fingers. , The ladles prayer meeting will be al Grippe victims are too numerous to men­ Mrs. Winters intends to visit her grand Mrs. Hall’s Saturday afternoon. daughter in Lansing, Mrs. Wincbel, this tion. Mrs. Cross Is visiting her sister Mrs. Lafayette Linnebaugh, of Portland, Is week who has very poor health. Bob Norwood. visiting Rev. H. H. Halsey and family. Mav McManis Is recovering from E. J. Evans of Hastings was on our Vernor Ward visited Lowell last of the Grippe. streets Tuesday. week. uohnitonn H. C. Boynton and George Norwood Orangeville. Harry Bristol has rented bls farm to have rented Mr. Maines meat market and ItobL Gal la nd was tn Kalamazoo a few commenced putting up ice Wednesday. Fred Nye of Ross, Kalamazoo Co. It is reported that Frank Squires made days last week. Mr. Craven was at Kalamazoo Tuesday. Willis Clark, of Ann Arbor, Is visiting at an attempt to take his life on Friday. J. W. Hopkins, Grand Keeper of Re­ Have not learned whether or not bls rash Frank Saddlers’. cord* and seals of Lansing was here James Knlckerbacker. of Hastings, was Tuesday night to take charge of the in­ work proved fatal. It is much better for ' a man to end his own career than snap in town Tuesday. stallation of officers of Delton Lodge No. Enoch Andros visited school here last 113 K. of 1*. the cord of life for some one far better week Wednesday. • than hjmself. Art Cooper, of Plainwell, is tbe guest of Rutliuid. S. S.‘ Fisk has gone on a visit to HowWill Cram* ard City. Mrs. Samuel Howe and John Hen­ Mate Livingstone was bare last Sun­ drick visited Horace Hall’s Sunday? W. A. Paul of Vermontville has been The day. visiting bis father tbe past week, F. Johnson lias finished bls wood job in Clara Kilin has returned from Jackson latter Is much improved In health. Calhoun county. Mrs. Wm. Kearney of Battle Creek has and Is staying with Mrs. 8. C. Wing. John Dawson and wife entertained tbe Lavene Thompson, of Greenville, was been calling on friends around us. Presbyterian Sunday school of Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Raymond, of in the village this week on business. Saturday evening. Rob’t Galland Is living In Ell Nichols Wheatfield, Ingham county, while on C. H. Stone Is improving in health. their wedding trip bare been visiting the tenant bouse while having Its repaired. Archie Chase spent Sunday In Rutland. Eli Nichols is so far recovered as to be lattere’ cousin, Mrs. C. E. PauL W. Stafford had tbe misfortune to slip able to walk to tbe store occasionally. and hurt bis ankle quite badly a few days Nashville. There was no preaching at the church Mias Edna Lee, of Woodland, spent Sat­ last Sunday morning owing to the ecarcity ago. Mr. Peck and Shultz have had a lum­ urday with friends here. of fuel. Better hara a wood bee brother*. ber of break downs In their saw mill this Mr. E. M. Everts was home from If tbe old bear diln’t see bls shadow it winter putting them back with their lum­ Woodland over Sunday. was because be faled to get out in tbe ber jab an the Hathaway place. Mr, and Mrs. John Fuller, of Hastings, Steve Owen Is net boarding at Charted were guests at Wzn. G. Fuller’s Saturday, Peek’s now. Irvla*. , Sunday and a part of Monday. Beach brothers bare got their lumber Mrs. John Chambers who has been Mins Ada Michael, of Hastings, Snndajvery ill for th* past ten days la HeadUy job nearly completed in Calhoun county. ed with Nashville friends. Beat Oils has returned from Baltimore Miss L. L. Feighner, of Hastings, is improving bet it wUl be some time brfore and at this writing Is with Abe Martins visiting among her many friends here this she regains b<r strength. The revjvai meetings MUI continue with people again. Mrs. Tbocms Tanner hat returned from Miss Minnie Furulas, of the MWdteviile good attenduee and much interest Is Grand Raf»W«. school spent Saturday and Sunday at Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK. BBOS.. COUNTY NEWS. f uwt of Mrs. Will Perry ta R«t land. Will Mershon of Kaiamuoospout Sun­ day with Rutland friends. John Yockley Is very sick. It Is report­ ed that bis wife and daughter of Otsego are with him. B. Terpener was Um guest of C. Robin­ son the fore part of tbe week. Mlle. Mark Norris shipped a carload of sheep from Mito last week to Buffalo. The Ladies Aid Society bad a conundrum social last Friday ev< at II. M. Chafe’s. Receipts >7.50. . . Good wheeling and fair sleighing tn The social event of tbe week was the debate between North Pine Iake and the Colombian Literary society. Question “Riches and Poverty, which causes the most crime?” North Pjoe winning. Good J dry, see? Thermometer 1 O'degrees above zero this morning 5th. Knappen Bros, shipped car load of straw from Milo to Petoskey this 5th. last. - Fillmore. A man by'the name of Sherrick will work Mrs. Mary Brown’s farm the coming year. Tbe German’s are talking of holding protracted meetings at their church at Fillmore. T. Miller is sick with tbe grippe, most every one else is better. • ' W. F. Smith of Grand Rapids called on Fillmore friends Monday. Miss Bertha Teeple is going to give a school social Friday night. Died Mt bls residence In Monroe jClty, Missoni of pneumonia, Timothy Smith. He was born in Oxford Co. Penn.. Jan. Iftlh, ItMG. When be was 8 years of age bh> parents moved to Hastings, Mich. He < niisted in tbe Sth. Midi, cavalry when lie was 16 years old where be served with honor untli the dose of the war. Be made Barry county Bis home until 1892 when be moved to Mo. where he made him a new home and many friends even among those who had been enemies.to the country he loved, and they showed by their kindness In tbe day of need in What esteem they held him. He leaves a wife and three children and an aged father. He was tbe first of seven brother to be called. He was 48 years of age the day of his death. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brown are caring for a little daughter. . ■ H. and IL Gilbert of Leonidas visited their sister Mrs. E. Barber last week. A chicken pie social will be held for the benefit of our pastor at the residence of P. Barber’s on Wednesday evening. Arthur A. Fisher who' was bora and lived all of his life until the last year one mile south of this plaee, died at his home In Richland, Sat Feb. 3 at the age of 32 years. Nearly two years ago be was at­ tacked with that dread disease, consump­ tion. Medical aid failing to give relief, he went south and spent last winter but came home In the spring little improved and gradually sank until the end came. He leaves a wife and three sons that are to young to know their loss. Tbe funeral was held Monday. The I. O. O. i. of Richland and the Burr Oak Encampment of Kalamazoo of which he was a member attended the services in a body. Mias Frankie Barber, teacher at West Cresay, was called to her home at Rich­ land by the illness of her mother. Nora Fisher taking her place in the school room. Last Saturday afternoon a number of ladles met at tbe home of Miss E. Mead and organized a Ladies Aid Society electing Mrs. P. Barber as president Ed Cavenaugh attended tbe funeral of a retalive at Kalamazoo Monday. ■tMt—ffla, The horse sale was largely attended and some quite valuable horses were sold very reasonable. Don’t forget the dime supper at the M. E. parsonage next Friday night. , S. J. Weber. J. D. Dietrich, D. Bcneway and Mert Thompson attended the K. 0. T. M. lodge In Caledonia Monday evening. The Epworth League social last Monday evening was quite attended and a very pleasant evening the result. ' The young people of the Congregational last Friday. W. C. Otis is “stopping in AUegu for Geo. Jaekaoo of the Wnt County Ila* MteryMek. MIm BomX Georte Iran Beckford. Mk*. b rMKo* frtafo la tM> TO* rrtlrterttl, tbe . T*« •Ba*" m* �=E AN ODD OCCUPATION. A OECERTEO VILLAGE RESTORED BOUNTIES AND PRIZES. Bartering Lost Arttoloc Through th* Medium or th* Pre** 1‘cor City ChUdrss- Featurea of Maritime Warfare Reo- = THE MISTAKE OF SCIENCE. A moug the hills of Berkshire county agLlaad by Uncle 8am. , in western Massachusatt* was a plotnr' esque village known aa Curtisville. It Nans entitled “Along New England was not a town, but a village within Roads” ■*£* tlmt a set ot village the limits of Stockbridge, and only two worthies was one day engaged upon and a half miles from the center of the probiem of miracle*. “The law* of Important Fact*. that historic town. Forty years ago nature are what we all have to depend Tbe professions! finder is a feature there were about one thousand inhab­ on," said the young doctor, “and they No prize moneys ia paid for the de­ <rf New. York city not found elsewhere. itants iu this village. A church, hotel, struction of an enemy’* *hip in war. never change- It's certain that if you The iooet successful man following thi* stores, and many handsome private Instead of that the United Stete* gov­ plant potatoes, they won’t come up profession is described by the Journal residences gave an inviting aspect to ernment grante a bounty, which I* dis­ pumpkins. Yon know that as well as ok a well-known but silent figure the village. The environment was tributed in exactly tlxe *amc way, I do, Stephen." Stephen was an elderly •round tbe cafes and hotel corridors ; very attractive. Springs abounded. ■ays the Waahington Star. If the ves­ man, bard-featured and sunburned, of the nineUTUth precinct. This ' and the small stream which flowed sel wiped out was of greater force with a shrewd twinkle iu his eye. He finder has the eye* of a hawk, and a*through the village turned the wheels than the victor two hundred dollar* te vpoke in a mild, inquiring sort of way, he walks along the avenues he scans allowed for eveiy officer and sailor on in vivid contrast with the doctor's selfevery inch of sidewalk, including the of two or three largo mills. That such a village should have board of the vanquished craft. If she opinionated tone. gutter, the latter being a rich' place been deserted Is one of the strange was of less force tbe allowance i* one “I don’t know much about the laws for finds. But he doee not ply hit* trade facts of modern times. Mining towns hundred dollars per capita. Supposing . of natur', but l suppose you menu by Chance, and anything he finds in hia in some instances have been aban­ sdmrthiu ’ like this, that when I let go unprofessional strolls he looks upon as that it is impossible to tell how many the result* of pleasure, not of busi­ doned, either because the mines gave persons were on board of the ship de­ this jack-knife it'll fall to the floor,” out or wore closed. But in this village ness. He listens at tables of the pop­ stroyed, her class ia stated and her and be Ittrstched out a long arm bold­ ular cafes and picks up many an odd . among the hills of Berkshire the great complement reckoned on the same ing an npen knife by the blade between ! mills closed one day, ami thereafter job in this way. as gentlemen telling , basis as if she had been a United States his thumb and finger. ' never was wheel turned. The inhabiof losses uro referred to h’ra as the ! “Exactly." said the doctor. “That’* vessel of the same cltma This bounty man of all others mo .t likely to find ;• tun Is. save a few farmer*, depended I* a very different thing from prize ! the low of gravitation.” ----- AND-----'- the missing article. When introduced on the manufacturing industry. They money The latter I* a trust, belong­ “And it's sure to fall, aud I needn't finally moved awny, and for once an to the unfortunate loser this man i* ।i abandoned ing absolutely to the captor*, for be afraid of a miracle? Look here, tillage remained, with particular to ask every detail al>out ' whose benefit it is administered by ths doctor, where did the law come from the io?»s. on which street the loser was empty churches, stores, hotels and government The money is always that binds it to fall? What made that dwellings. What could be doue With walking when he di-Tcovcrcd his mis- , z ready to be paid when a claim is particular law?" fortune, and the course he hud taken a deserted village which might never proved. “The learned men wlio have investi­ But tbe bounty is a gift from lron» the time he was last c.c;nizant of ■ again be turned to manufacturing ac­ Uncle Sam, and requires a special ap­ gated the law* of nature have not yet ' atill "having the article in his posses- ; count? propriation by congress. A good many found their origin." said the doctor, The New York Tribune, which has sion. After he has obtained all the claims for bounty are still open. In honestly. “They will in time.” data possible he wishes the party fare­ gathered large *ums of money every the capture of New Orleans large sums, “And you can't tell me what made year for its "fresh-air fund," recently well and goes forth to find. If the both in prize money and in bounty, the law that binds that jack-knife to Nt one or purse, or whatever it may be. gave some account of what had been were involved. There was bounty for fall down?" A has not been p-cked up as accidentally done to recover this village. the destruction of fighting vessel* and “No, I can’t. It'* enough to know 0» it was lost, the professional will get wealthy aud childless New York lawyer prize money for the capture of mer­ that It will fall." it anti n fine present f<»r delivering it had passed through that abandoned chantmen. Forty-five ships were con­ "No chance of anything supernal ur­ village many times during vacation np to its owner. The professional cerned on the union side, and the al? No miracle?" finder Is an honest man. as honesty is seasons, wondering what could be cash gained had to be divided up “Nonsense! let go the blade." his best policy. Nobody, to see the dune in the way of rehabilitation. He among more than five thodsaud men. Stephen's thumb and forefinger separ­ finder at work, would know that he found that the right of occupation The figuring on this problem made ated, and remained apart. The jack­ was Manning the ground for treasure, i could be turned over to him and he a large volume which is still preserved. knife was not on the floor. It wm He walk* erect, but not even a pin on could even boy the dwellings for a In a war between thia country and hanging to the wooden ceiling ovej> The village would the sidewalk from houK’ Hue to curb nominal sum. Geat Britain blockade running would head, jta blade buried half an inch deep escapes his gaze. * make a capital place fur the poor ohilin the soft pine. For about ten see- I cut an important figure. The British The tinder-grts his news tips princi­ dren sent out from New York in mid­ would try to blockade our ports and onda no one spoke. Stephen was look­ pally from the morning newspapers ! summer by means of the fresh air we should do our beat to blockade ing at the doctor. •Somethin' super­ He is one of the first to buy tbe pap.-rs. fund. The man, who had lost hLs only their*. For lack of strong battleship* natural happened, didn't it?'’ asked he. 1 long before the break of day. and he daughter, would do something In her we would find it difficult to keep up "You jerked the knife up yourself!” Address all orders to turns only to the “Keycard" and "Lost name. The abandoned village is to I “Well, that wa’n’t nat’ral was it?" andd'ottnd " columns The other new* be rejuvenated and filled with children our end. while England could hardly The doctor hesitated. St. Helen’s maintain an effective blockade a^ong in the paper is nothing to him. A pres­ for a part of the year. such a rast extent of seaboard a* la | "Now see here, doctor." said the old ident may have been elected, an island home is to have dormitories, swim­ possessed by the United States. So de ­ man. "Just tell me how old your law ming baths, flower gardens, a gym ­ annexed ora cabinet named— he care* that the jack-knife’s got to fall not. Whenever the article advertised . naalum. and everything that can make pendent ia John Bull on imports, even I is down.” for food, that he would starve if shut the boys ’ and girls' town attractive. ha> l*cn lost going from one point of off from the rest of the world for nine­ "Millions of year< Jast as long as the city to another, the finder starts at ty days. A JEWELED TURTLE. । there has been anything to fait" the fir -l mentioned place and travels It is an open question whether pri­ | "And how old is the law thatsaid my to the terminus. Oftener than would vateers would be utilized in such n I jack-knife must go np there, and stick with Dl^iuotida. he supposed he finds the prize and j In my journey in gs over this fair land war. After the Crimean war. at the its blade in that white-pine ceiling? realizes enough in the way of reward keep him in excellent style for a I hare run across some very strange congress of -Vienna, all of the Euro­ Just three minutes and a half by the week or more. He pays attention only fads indulged in by psople who have pean powers signed an agreement to dock. And if that's so. it's always just to the most valuable udvertisementa. ' plenty of money and who have used it the effect that they would not recog­ 1 ns like as not that whoever made the His eye is trained to look only in the in the gratification of fancies that nize privateering in future. Tlie tiling go down will make it go up withmost likely places in which a ring have not benefited the world in the United States refused to come into । <»nt me or anybody else knowin’ what would roll or a diamond pin would least, writes a Buffalo correspondent this agreement. We have reserved made it go. Your science 'is all right, drop. Perhaps a foot has trodden upon of the St Louis Globe-Democrat. 1 the right to employ privateers. One doctor, just as long as it talk* about the article and crashed it into the color have met stamp collectors and pugdog reason why this government declined what it knows; but when it don't take <»f the sidewalk; the merest hint of fancier*; men with a mania for accu­ to abjure this form of warfare was I into account that somethin' may inter­ gold or stone suffice* to attract his at­ mulating walking canes; once I knew that it would be exceptionally advan­ fere, why it ain't wuth any more'n a tention. Broadway is hi* beat prom- I a man who had spent hundreds of dol­ tageous to the United States. Forex- last year’s almanac to tell a feller what enadc. and Fifth avenue comes next, I lars in getting up a collection of his­ ample. by Using letters of marque we the weather's goin' to be!" cloaely followed by Sixth avenue. The torical hats covering two centuries; could quickly sweep British commerce BOSSY ON A TEAR. park is also a fruitful source of income, hut a jeweler at Port Lee told me off the seas. 11 is said that privatccTa millionaire of that vicinity especially the drive, and on the walk . about , ......... ....................... ,.v—.v ing is piratical. That is quite true. The giving of prize money 1s an old which akirta the fashionable drive the w’ho should certainly have the highest ---------- J — —- ...e..vot People call It a Not long ago. when the mercury hut col­ piratical custom. profesaional finder takes many a sum- pointcd-Crown " v -' 'in my friend's __ remnant of barbarism. But when it 1 down at Oculu. Fla. , was climbing near mrr stroll, not alone for pleasure, but lotion, About‘ a month this millionaire comes to actual war, prize money is the top of the tube, two young men de­ often to hi* profit. When there is no । L ago ----------------AH Sueous SwnbrAnes. It Affects the Ears, Eyes. Nose clew to an owner the finder 1* entitled ; talked into u jeweler** place with a always a powerful offensive agent. cided to agreeably surprise their young U Thril^R to his find, but he watches the news- ! common land turtle or tortoise, which The impulse of avarice puts nerve into lady friends by a treat <rf iced water­ Thr“l- Bro“chl»l Tub«, Lungs. Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys, Blad­ papers for advertised rewards, and he captnred in the woods nearby, warriors who sail the rea*. This is melon for dinner, jays the Capitolder — The Whole Mueoue Tract—The Many Ills That keeps advertised himself. He says hi* ^1 it on the counter and gave a moist not an age of scnthnentalisiu in war­ After studying over the matter awhile Are Due to Its Far Reaching Influence. good name is of great value to him. I Astonishing order, remarking: “I’ll fare. Even explosive bullets are al­ they decided that an ice-cold melon A FORamncN snwr i l.)e p'op1'’ to tulle lowable among agencies of destruc­ was not good enough—did not begin to A FORBIDDEN SONG. , about. And he c ertainly did. for he tion. It may be safely said that pri- show their appreciation of the young Mauy people labor under the mistaken Idea that catarrh means simply a discharge lie® ordered the shell of the turtle to be in-' ■rateering will make part of the next ladies—so they went down into their the nostril*, with a hawking and spitting of mucous; but to the observing pbpkix* । crusted on Jts outer side with a heavy ^reat international conflict on the wa­ pockets and purchased two bottles of who makes a apctalty of tbe disease, tbe word catarrh weana much more Experience I recall an interesting scene in Ar­ layer of gold on Etruscan finish. In ters, and no criticism will be uttcreul the finest claret in the city, emptied has taught him that catarrh Is by do means confined to the bead alone, but that tl*1 bor's old dance hall in Silver Cliff, in ! the center of its horny back he ordered in regard to eases like that of the Ala­ them into the melon, then sent It to entire system Is frequently affected by It. Thus we have— Catarrh of the nose, causing frontal headaches {more commonly known «» neu­ the winter of 1878-79. writes n Denver ■' an emerald to be placed. At various bama, which was denounced in the the hotel, with instructions to place It correspondent of the New York World. I| points in. the gold ho had inserted north ns a private because she was in a cooler place. This wan dona, and ralgia.) a tense of doline** or drowsiness, dizziness, confusion of thoughts, etc Catarrh of tbe throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, causing sore ihroatr court The Silver Cliff excitement then ; small but pure diamond*. A massive never in a home port, having been all would have been well had not the hoarsness, or entire loss of voice, bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, etcranked only second to that of Lead- |। ail ver chain *u attached to the shell. armed and equipped in England. hotel folks decided to treat tbe guests Catarrh of tbe stomach (more commonly called dyspepsia) causing indigestion, wille, and thousands were rushing to ,■ At his magnificent country seat the In the old days, when Uncle Sam's to a fine melon the same day. The beartbam. water break, nausea, fetid breath, palpltotloa, * * ‘ * '* ' Xhe new Eldorado. L., . nilliona,re ----------------,utd constructed on i ships had order* to keep a sharp look­ rich, wine-filled melon lay side by side I __________ ■ ■ w 8«««ri»E of the batt, shortness of breath, etc. ThegreM danco hall wai crowded | . . odln, up the untmTnYh? ..4*. •Moimatory cooditi&ti ronilitiuu ,“ ^production --C—————~ in rook... | out for slavers, a vessel carrying slaves with the melon flavored only by na­ ‘ ~ — — «.» w.iana long nsi nt symptoms, the inflammatory with miners, prospectors and tender- buuheu *“ and ferns of the spot from was doubly a prire. It* value went to ture, and yet the sameness on the out­ extending up the ureters to the kidneys, causing diabetes. Bright’s Disease, etc. feet. Two seta of dancers had been on which the tortoise had been taken. the captor*, in addition to twenty dol- 'side remained undisturbed. At the Catarrh of tbe bowels, causing alternete diarrhoea and constipation. pile*, etc. the floor all the evening. Two long In this place, which the rich man calls lar* a head paid by the government for !proper time the colored factotum was Ln fact catarrh effects more or less all tbe muooua surfaces of the entire body, cansing Tors of gaming tables had also been a •tnrtleurmin.the highly decorated negroes found on board. The latter 'ordered to prepare the hotel melon for at times severe focal neuralgic or rheumatic pains. So wbenlDrs. Copeland and Gra running at full blast, and at midnight reptile Is permitted to rvem the length were carried back to Africa and set the tabic. (No one except the young ham are asked, (a* they often are by patients) whether they treat other disease- a? there came a lull in the dancing for of his silver chain. It look, as though men knew anything about the wine well as catarrh they answer yes. lunch. Some of the boys took posses­ the Bnaneiul stringency had not struck being put in the melon.) As soon as TOxmir Trwat All ahroxilc XHaoaaos. PARLOR MATCHES TABOOED. sion of the platform, and a young fel­ this man of mean*, nod his neighbors tbe knife laid the melon open tbe Because experience has taught them that nearly every case ot chronic disease iu tl. •< low dressed in jacket and overalls | are now walling tor him to hare the peculiar odor satisfied the waiter that climate ia due to a general catarrhal condition ot tbe system, and in treating thh coothrew his slouch hat back on his head house of his cattle gold plated, his it was spoiled. A brief consultation dition they cure the disease. This method ot treatment ia peculiarly adapted to this cl**s of ailments cf the en­ and struck up some familiar tune on 1 horse, shod with silver and diamond “Man in 08 wants some parlor match­ was held and the unanimous verdict r,he piano. There were about a dozen drops placed in the ears of his fancy es. He says these eightrday sticks are was that it was do good. It was taken tire mucous tract ot tbe body.es it ia both local end Internal; aod each year’s exper. -in the party who joined in the singing. pl*,. a confounded nuisance,” the bell boy out and placed in the cow lot. where a enee and aucceraful treatment only confirms their claim that thia is tbe only true arz •Suddenly one of the boys started up said to the clerk in one of tbe hotels mild-eyed Jersey lay dreaming the rational mode ot treatment. In this they are borne oat by hundreds ot testimonial ••Home. Sweet Home." The young yesterday, according to the Kansas hour* away. The bovine, knowing a from grateful patients. REMEMBER IT COSTS YOU NOTHING FOR CONSULTA­ TION AND EXAMINATION. M. Ardaillon. of the Ecole FrancaLse City Times. man at the piano struck in with an good thing when site saw it. was soon d*Athene*, who has been investigating “Tell him he'll have to get along on the outside of the melon, wine and accompaniment, and that old-time song of loved ones and home associa­ the causes of the Zante earthquakes, with the old style match," answered all. Now. two quarts of wine ia a _Wb«B I caurtrt cold I had rrcat dlflfcr. tion i»cgan to fill the great hall. says that they are due to the phenom­ the clerk. “The insurance companies prutty stiff drink fcr even a "ow, and •T l° breathlngTl bad * haul taMc In tut “Pop" Arbour was soon seen running ena of plication or folding of the earth's don’t allow parlor matches In the it soon began to Xell on her, and for a “X toagaewaBcostsdaDd wyMo:-.! > : upper strata. The same tension and rooms. ’ bjd. Ihad DOMpeUte. My food lay heavy -* towards the orchestra platform. He time she made things lively, trying to my rtomach, wifeh was soar and *»ner»tc« “Yes, that's a fact," he continued, in stamhoD her head, kicking up her heels, bad no objection to gospel hymns, but compression which produced many of . My bowel* w»rr the mountain ranges is here io action. answer to a surprised questioner. ^In­ entered a protest at "Home, Sweet banliy*free from nsat ofthe«c A* the interior of the earth cool*, it surance policies of nearly all companies trying to waltz, tugging ut the fence Home." w ith her horns and acting as if she /"I "Don’t, boys; don't sing that song contracts und tends to leave the outer prohibit the keeping and use of parlor wo* half crazy to paint the town red hl. disease. u >11 treatment aad I crust behind. The weight of this outer matches In any part of a hotel, but they jaBytoret.. __ .__ _ here." • in her own way. Finally the heavy frel tb*t eatarrh i* Indeed * curable erust, however, is greater than it can are generally kept in the offices because ■ JPu not?" asked one of the boya. debauch proved too much for her. She RPfttiJ- I <*“ oo'F exprr-» ?M?*U aa'JInarefl Witt tbe re*ult.*ndc*D W1- • ' Yon will make all of the girls home­ sustain and it i* therefore compelled to they are in greater favor and more con­ took the hiccoughs, staggered around ■AroAeMtrectaatanncatarrh no better nvo :• sick and break up the dunce hall. wrinkle. Thus geologists explain the venient than the sulphur match, and awhile, fell down and began snoring ti»*n toeoyuit Dtm Copeland and Grata*: Sing any song want to, but not ’Home, great ridges and furrows which consti­ the requirement of the policy is to that just the ume as any other bum. Ulnce be cured of tkia>aa&M)ome dbetw ' ._ tute continents and river basins, and extent overlooked by both ita holders Sweet Home.'" they compare this folding of the earth’s and the issuing company. There iau’t then she has refused to eat plain melon. A Flnctejr Soldier. crust with the wrinkling of the skin of muc’p chance for an accidental ignition In the recollections of "A Man of a dried apple. While this process of of a parlor niateh to do much harm in J~ A funny story is told uboat the little r-£.££•. rAl1**™ WILL flK TBKATKD Letters Under the Empire und the wrinkling or folding is going on the a hotel office, but they are dangerous crown prince of Germany, who ia only wSTJ’iSPFJFP-J011 •*’ MONTI. Restoration" a story is told of a French mighty movement, of * course, destroys 1*1 LVUKS CONSULTATION. FA One day. when at things In rooms vhrre carpets or cur- thirteen years old. poet. Marquis de Saint-Mare, which the equilibrium of the rock strata: and lain* or stray paper are liable to catch play with bis Brother in the royal K*T AND M Kt.I A ALL' JPATXKNTS AXD FOB would do credit to some of the military in consequence earthquakes occur and fire from them. Th-y urr nut only more ALL V11BA8K* nursery, a terrible crash roused tbe heroes of history. When Saint-Marc continue with greater or les* violence easily lighted by accident, such as emperor, who was busy in hi* study. was fiftevu years old he was ensign of until equilibrium is again restored. stepping upon them. Init, as 1* not gen­ As the emperor is very fond of manag­ a troop of eavhlry ia the French army Unfortunately for Zante, it lies in the erally known, they eften break out In ing his household himself, he hurried Onr ytem or mall treatment by mean- ot yy*?*-10 c«NTt*])c>ndrate »e .» aarf took .part in the battle of Fonte- line of disturbance and must suffer un­ flame from spontaneons combustion. to the Durbcry to learn the cause of grift and eflectual a* our ortlcr work Tb« til the same causes that reared our Ap­ You may judge bow tasiiy thia is lia­ tEF\ disturbance. raarte Is the **mo4B * month cover* even As he entered tbe ssttsr* medicine.;. Wette for inc palachian mountains cease to operate ble to happen by boHtng a bunch of room the little princes drew up and in its neighborhoodthem in the dark and watching the gave the military salute, as th fuiM that continually arise. Iron, been taught to do. When asked |K«m Tka -—* - pla'.n the csd.v of the noise the ot It Prince Willies Frederick aaid: brother and I had a Littte did tabu;, designed to LUd candles. Whan Tbe New York-Weekly Tribuw ONE YEAR fOR ONLY $1.10, IH AbYANCE THE HASTINGS BANNER. RAVAGES OF CATARRH CATARRH CAN BE CURED! 8500 A iiONTH Copeland Medical Institute. Letaud at • — OHAND RAPIDS MICH. . . A. . �Hastings Banker Thursday, I'eb. 8, 1S94. BUSINESS CARDS. J. M. SMITH. 1. PALMKTIER. IT ATX omoi or PALMERTON A SMITH •owrevancing a specially. Woodland, Mich JP M. Woodmansee. and cqllkctiow.officf.. | All business promptly attended to. ; la w ggart Loyal R. Knappen. Arthur C. Dcuiron. TAGGART. KXAPPF.N A DEXIBON. LAWYRBB. Booms SB Bl- Michigan Trust Co. Bidg„ Grand Rapid*. Michigan ALICE KIRK, M. D . • Physician and Surgeon. Hastings. - Mich. Akeall* promptly attended day or night. OfIrt tvbr F. G. Stowell's boot and shoe store AMES A. SWEEZEY. L ’ Attorney at law. Hastings- Mich. Practices in all courts of tho state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. M J R. E. H. LATHROP, Homoepathlc Physician and Storgeon . Office over tV. H Goodyear's > calls promptly at leaded tn. i. SCRIBNKR, M. D.. Phyaielan and Surgeon, Deitea. ' r • Michl (Mice In residence, one block east of depot. Ha. a c. w. barber • Physicians and Surgeons. Mia in city or eonnty responded to with prdSptneM, day or night. P A. 3HK1.DON. J • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abetract Block, Hutlngi. Money to loan «□ Real Estate Beal Estate *14 on comtnltofoo. General conroyanclng. MaMng a complete set of Abstract Books, comMM« from the Record*, caa fnratoh complete a traota. G. F. BROOKS. Clerk. g M. FOWLER,D.D. 8. hoars 8 a tn. to 5 p. ■. WnLIP T. COLGROVE, ~ JL Attorney at Law (Sacressor to Smith & Cdgrovs.) (Office id Union block, Hasunaa.) FtacticM In all the courts of the state. (MB<-e A sad death occured at Ionia last Fri- ielosed with an address by J,.& Barnare. Mrs. R. Petteogtll to on the sick list, day, but was not known until Sunday. Benson attending. William S. Bills, over 70 years of age and We hear that another black smith shop nearly blind, started Friday morning to go to his eon’s bouse only a few rode distant, Is fa running order in oar village. Tbeda Kelsey left school Monday taking wandered out into a field, fell down in tbe snow and was frozen to death. -*-Laka tbe grip with bar. We hear it to a fact'that Mr. Thiboat of Odessa Wave. Fourteen couples fave Mr. and Mrs. John Witner left Friday for Mackinae Grand Rapids came and relieved his MB Grant Hendershott, of Irving township, a who was board tag with Mr. McKevitt. ’ pleasant surprise on Tuesday evening, Island after spending a few weeks here. taking with them a bountiful supply of He took an ice sled or sail With him, in Prevention i» Better refreshments. The occasion will long be which be will ride overto the Island from remembered as one of tbe merry evenings the main land. Tbe sled is built with two Than cure and those who arc aubjeet to rhea Tunners and a rodder and has a sail. matisin can prevent attacks by keeping tbe of their married life.—Middleville Ban. blood pare and free from the acids which eau When the winds are favorable, they can sea the disease. You can rely upon Hood's BarAn Ypsilanti man baa invented a device go very rapidly with them.—Caledonia aaparilia iu a remedy tnr rheumatism and ca­ tarrh. blso tor every form ot aerotula, salt sfor the protection of bank vaults or ex­ News. rheum, cohis and other diseases caused by Im­ pure blood. It tones aud vitalizes the whole press care. It consists of a door with a The Belknap—Richardson contest for system. battery of revolvers behind It, operated by Hood’s PIHs are easy and gentle In effect. tbe seat in Congress is ended, the supreme a mechanism of rods connected with a court affirming the decision ruling out the movable panel, which yields to slight For Ow Fifty years. Soldiers’ Home vote. This makes Rich­ pressure and discharges volleys till the Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been usea ardson the representative for that district. revolvers are exhausted. The rsvolvere for chlid ran teething, ft sooths tbe child, sottCaledonia’s brass band has re-organized. ean the gums, allan all pain, cures wind oollc. fire in all directions. and is the Mat remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentyfive cento a bottle. Sold by all druggists The Fanners’ institute at Paw Paw tasl Anyone who thinks the path of a super­ throughout tbe world. visor is strewn with roses should try It week was very well attended. The entire himself. A supervisor is the bookkeeper, proceedings were of an Instructive charac­ general guardian, manager and governor ter and the diacussiws of tbe sheep indus­ of the town which he representfl. When try, horse growing and apple culture were bin complicated thsk is done to the best of particularly good. The general impres­ his ability, half bis constituents euree sion seemed to be, that the time bad ■how Depleted Blood, poor him for what be has done and the other come when to raise apples profitably and nourishment, eveYythiaf half curse him for what he has sot done. successfully the grower must make a busi­ He is blamed for high taxes. Any petty ness of it just as is the case of peach cul­ bad. They are signs of differences in valuation are charged di­ ture. The day has gone by when fruit Anaemia. trees bear profitable crops without proper rectly to his ignorance or his partiality. He gets cursed on the left hand and on the care, attention and culture. Every mother should keep a bottle of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed ia the house. When the little one comes home with wet foot and chilled, a hot sliagof Carter’s Ex. tract Smart Weed will prevent taking eold. CbSdren like It, it is as pleasant as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. right hand, and verily there are times Will Crowell, a half-witted man about when he devoutly wishes he wee not in 36 years old, who has been- living in a it rude hat made of tamarack poles, without There Is more Catarrh in this section of a roof, near Alamo, for the past few the.country than all other diseases put to­ weeks, was taken home to Indiana by bis gether, and until tbe last few years waa father and will be placed in an asylum of supposed to be Incurable For a great that state. He made a sharp resistance to many years doctors pronounced it a local Deputy Sheriff Barbour, who assisted in diseaM, and prescribed local remedies, securlng^him. When they approached his and by -constantly failing to cure with habitation he raised bis ax and threatened local treatment, pronounced it incurable. to brain them, bnt was so weak from hun­ Science has proven catarrh a constitution­ ger that he was sasily handled by the of­ al remedy, and therefore requires eonstL ficer. An old tin pan with two bricks in tutionat treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure the bottom, a stove pipe setting on the mnmifhctured by F. J. Cheney A Co.. To­ bricks and running up the corner of the ledo, Qbio, Is the only constitutional cuiv shanty, constituted his fire plaee. A plrca on the market. It is taken internally in of hard bread and an ear of corn constitu­ in dosefl from 10 drops to a teaspoonfai. ted his provisions. Two old horse blank­ It acts-directly on the blood and mucous ets and a lap robe which he had stolen Id surfaces of the system. They offer one- the aelghborhood was used for a bed. Scott’s Emulsion ADIRONDA *Mtt A Bow-ae, M. T. activity for THE FORUM. Hastings, - - Mich. EVERYTHING REAR I DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, E>pllepsu, INKXCELLKD FOB—— CITY BAKERY. LOCAL NEWS. He was J< years The colored ladles lectures were very good tbe singing was also pleasing. It THC CHtAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE- GREAT REVIEWS, The Forum Publishing Company, UaJoa Square, Now Yotfc. What is Hastings City Bank, nature disease wm tbe cause. old. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. AH Dru<j<rt». Additional County News. Nerve O I ntr PrrMuaU. Evan araat aabjad la takea op by The Fera<-------paMIc atteirtloa a«d la treated by th* bast authorities, without regard to perttau Dei’! bi iecehid by SobttlMu! P Goodjeu "The Grfirti »J th. Cream of Cod-Uver Oil, with hypophosphites, en­ riches the blood, pnrtaes the «kln, cures Anaamla, builds up the system, Phytieiam, the world over, endorse It. hundred dollars for any case it fails to According tu the Battle Creek corres­ CAPITAL $75,000.00 cure. Send for circulars and tentimon- pondent of tbe Inter Ocean, several sn(Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.’6 store.) SURPLUS 112.000 00. Practices In all eourtsof the State. Collection* ialB. Address, pervlsors of Calhoun county are In favor promptly >ittendlnx to. Incorporated under the laws of the State of F. J. Chsnet A Co.. Toledo, O. Michigan. of moving the county seat from Marshall R. TIMMERMAN, Hommpathic Phy­ Sold by Druggists 75c. to Battle Creek. A citizens’ meeting will Open for business Dec. 15.ISM. . slclcn and Surgeon. be called to take steps in the matter. OFFICDU: (Office over Lathrop's drug store. > D. G. Boblnson, President; NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. p. W. Reynolds. Caahier. W.iL Peters picked up a small leather Drtj:ctors: pocket book on West Main Street. Sat­ W. H. Powers. D. W. Reynolds, Howens Milla. to^tototo TRAOS MARK urday evening, and handed same to officer D.G. Robinson, R. B. Meossr. Wm. Brown was In Hastings last week. Wheeler’s C. L. Hogue, who examined it and found John Carveth. Cbrater Messer. Miss Nellie Minar spent a few days vis­ P. T. Colgrove. tbe only contents to be the following let­ iting her parents at this place. ter: “Midnight, alone and a wanderer! I Hm the only aavtags department In In Harry Mrs. Clemons is visiting relatives near tonnty and pay* 4 per cent Interest on al! time voted for Cleveland, wore a rooster In my Cloverdale. hat, and yelled myself hoarse. Would to J. T. Ives of Grand Rapids is visiting God that I could recall tbe past. I wan­ his parents at this place. der from morning till night in search of -POSITIVELY CUBEB­ Rena Minar spent Sunday with her par­ work*to maintain my family. If I ask for ents. In the line of .choice candies, bread I am called a tramp and hustled off Don Putnam and Bert Powell ef Mid­ to jail. I shall jump from tbe Angell fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery dleville visited the school at this plaee one Sleeplessness and si! derangeinests of th** bridge this night, and end my miserable day last week. goods, constantly kept on hand. Nervan-t System. exlstance. Don’t drug the river for my A. C. Hunt is on the sick HsL body, it is worthless, but will make food Prompt attention given to all The Bowen’s Mills “Dramatic'’ dub will for the fishes. Oh, what a fool I have orders. Call and see me at repeat their drama next Friday evening at been! good bye!” There was no signa­ this place Feb. 9th. Parely Vegatable, guaranted free from ture to the pathetic letter. The purse was Quite a number of the youag people of opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. a good, strong leather affair, and nearly this place took in tbe drama at Wayland rt.E. KEHKES, FRSF R. M. D. Bailey. Brcolvteg Teller Grand Rap- new, and it.would not seem that a person iM(Mich.) Harlnge Bank, esya he cannot say wishing to merely perpetrate a Joke would last Friday nlgbl. tJOmuch in favor of ’Adironda,” Wheeler’s Wm. Hunt and wife visited friends in Chart and Nerve Cure. throw such an article away, and it is QflNQEK IS Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine thought by some that it was written by Wayland last week. •£. Cedar Bpringv, Mich. Sold by. J. B. King and wife spent a few days CURABLE some poor unfortunate who had deter­ Without tbe knife, still visiting friends In Batlie Creek last week. mined upon suicide.—Battle Creek Jour­ harsher cwusllcs. or poi­ HASTINGS, MICH Tbe dance at Wilber Tinkers’ last Sat­ sons, nal. SpecUU attention is giv­ urday night was quite well attended. en to Cancer. The treat­ Frank Squiers, a well known farmer, Every body bad a nice time. ment is baaed upon the theory recently embodied who resided twelve miles north of Battle In papers read by Prof. V, Creek, ent his throat with a razor and MooeUg-Moorhoof before the Royal and Imper • CIRCULATION * lai Association of Physicians of Vienna.namely: as the cell elements In raneer hare much This week, 95 quires. died Saturday. He was 44 years old, left Mrs. Henry Page has a brother visiting That i.cm vitality than thuee of sound flesh, it Is pos­ a divorced wife and three children. He her from New York State. sible to attack them without injuring surround­ had become crazy over domestic troubles. James Johnsens’ Bale passed of very ing healthy cells, or the general well-being of Hereafter, changes for advertisemwits the patient. The remedies emfoyed at Rnrnellsville al­ aoust reach thia office Tuesdays at latest <o Giles Corey, head clerk In the Michigan nicely last Monday and most all of his though as harmlefm aa those ot Vienna, are far Amu re insertion in the issue -of the week Central freight office, at Kalamazoo, and tilings sold for a good price. more effective—wholly removing the odor of when brought the crowth within twenty-four hours, and caus­ Meetings commenced at this place last Miss Allie Westbrook, daughter of Dr. M. ing the diseased tissue to shrink to a hard, dry Westbrook, were married by Rev. R. R. Monday night and will be continued eschar until it is crowded out by healthy heal­ ing granulations. There is no poulticing or •erofula eradicated and all kindred disease* through the week. slonghlug. no running sores or foul odor. It •eared by Hood’s Sarsaparilla which by Its vltal- Claiborne Friday morning. She procured a James Johnson will move to Prlcbard- is the only known method that teaches and ex­ wog anil alterative effects, makes pure blood. marriage license and went with a hack to pels every cancerous cell. For references and other information address the office and they were married. The ville where he will work for Charley the resident physician. /Nashville is to have an athletic club. bride, it is alleged, stole a march on Miss Eastman. Goorge and Almon Ritchie also J. D. MITCHELL, M- D. HoreeltovUte, N. Y /Freeport’s bank to in a very wroaperons Emille Harrigan, an accomplished elocu­ go to Prtchardville to work for the same tionist, to whom Corey was to be wedded party. aandition. Cbra Williams is now working at Myron Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. People can’t account for tbe strange turn of af­ Potters taking care of the sick. ffiatarrh. W. H. Goodyear. Charlie Minar and Frank Senseba were fairs, and it has caused a decided sensa­ Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure over to meeting Monday night tion. uold to tbe head. W. M. Goodyear. Mrs. Geo. Sadler Is spending the week The Otsego Board of Health have sent CONSUMPTIVE -ffiampbor Cream Catarrh Care is tbe best with her parents Mr. and Mrs. K. A. statements to the state papers denying in wbothlng and healing. W. H. Goodyear. Stocking. fall the charges of small pox being preva­ Frank Walburt has finished •awing A hot sliag of Carter's Extract Smart lent in their city. They claim tbe cases NOTICE FOR REAMING OF CLAIMS. wood for rhe Duffy boys and has moved Weed will care the Grippe. W. H. Good- are either variolokl or chicken pox. State of Michigan, County of Bany—•*. his mill over near Cloverdale on Mr. JohnNotice to hereby gives, that by an order of Ike Willard Follett, of Bellevue, received a Probate Court for the County o( Barry. made »n Caiter’s Ctom Consumption Ore to painful rash in his leg by running a large cox farm. tbe Wth day ot January. A. D. 1894, six month* Mrs. Thomas Powers to entertaining Iran teat date were ail towed for creditors to the bast cough medicine. W. H. Good- knife in it while cutting up pork. He is visitors from Battle Creek this week. confined to tbe bouse as a result r. decease 3, and that all creditors at 1 deceased are required co pre Carter*. Coarh and Consumption Cure Ingham county’s circuit court has had their claims to said Probate ■eUeraa al onee. at the Probate office, la the City ef more business this issi term than any be­ We hear that A. Center has lost a valu­ iga. for examination and allowance, oa or H. Good,ear. fore in Its history. able horse. Carter*, Cough and Conaumptio® Care It ls expected that nearly all of Belle­ day of April, and oa M. Donald and wife have returned after will rare enozka and eroup, acts qalek. vue’s burned district will be rebuilt with a week’s visit at Cedar Creek. tMtea rood. W. H. Goodyear. toted Jan sate. A. n ttoL brick blocks. Mrs. Gary Baker has returned from (Hab W. Antmoxn, Jadte of Probate. Il nay be iaterealln< to kao# that Tbe ladies of Belding gave a charity Cedar Creek where she has been visiting John S. Johnroo. ch.mplnn lee skater ot ball and had SI 10 iu their treasury after sick relatives. \NOTiCK FOB HKABISO CLAIMS Amerlea, broke Uw world’, toile record paying the fiddlers. A committee was ap­ Tbe Literary Thursday evening was Blate of Michigan. Notice hereby r recently. He akatod a mile In 1:1b S-b. pointed to receive applications for aid, considered good by all. Yes, very good. Probate to Court for and one family that sent in a list of arti­ Tbe reading “round” was extra good as on the 9Oth < Tae prerlona record waa m months from A hot alln< ot Carter’, Extract Smart cles they were suffering fur, requested was the music, there being five different tor? fo pre of Simeon of oysters, ones— for, Weed will cut ent roe the maoona mucous phloem out ot that a can --w------- large -----. fry- kinds of Instruments from the organ UMtr tUims to UAld Um UiroC »1H1 lonn In • few bmux rn.lt- ln«. .nd two quart, of eraoberrtr. be down. Some very fine music rendered by Probate Court, . _— -• of Hoel Ings, fa In, 11 ■ wire cure and quick cure and pre- sent. Hastings parties. or before tbe a nntlTe of Croup, DIphlk.rU, Sore Warren Hines, of Lake Odessa, was Stephen Wolf and family of Woodland such claims Monday, tbe 3tM day of AprW j Throat, Pneumonia, etc., aa Hmm troublea found dead ia bed Friday morning. Heart Sundayed with tbntr parent*. W. B. ■< Pale Faces K. KENASTON, all oom. from a neglected eoM. Reduced from f“-;; totoafe 1*1 osa.JttageofrmiMte CASTOR! A Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Inihnts and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitutefor Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OU. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty yean’ use hfr Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relievas teething troubles, cures constipation aud flatulenay. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomaah and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Can* torla is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother's Friend. Castoria. Casto ria. " Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil- good effect upon their children.’' Da. G. C. OaoooD, Lowen, Ma*. Ill So. Oxford 8L, Brooblya,K.X. - Castoria to the beat remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not “ Our phyaictarw in tbe children’s ispaaf taterat of their children, end use Castoria in- and although wo only bare among ear medical supplies what to known destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agenta down their throats, thereby sending merits Conway, Ark. The Inter Ocean ------------------------- — IB TH®----------------------- —- MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST HRS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION TERMS BY MAU__ DAILY (without Sunday), $6-00 P* yw* SEMbWEEKLY, . . 12.00 - DAILY (wM WEEKLY, . . . M-4JI >1.60 As a Dewapaper THE fNTXB OCEAN teepe abreast e<tta ta-aM retpSTta. It eparee aMtber pains nor expaase ia recariag ALL lA® NEWV AND T^E. BBSOT OP CUUKBNT UTBRATOXB. The Weekly Inter KTcean X AB A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, B1OHT ADtXT’OHAL PAOU, mMU, ia m UXTBBN PACB* Tfc., A ILLUSTRATIONS, la alone worth the price charged for the paper. THBINTB* OCEAN IS fUDLlSHED IN CHICAGO, lb. nro, THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. For a short time wc will' send die Hastings Banner Waek’y Inter Ocean, the two paper; lor only one dollar per y in advance, to B rry County Rsaders. Those out of county year. COOK BROS. �Hastings Banner. editorial DRIPTIONS Wetaprttaremayw laa:r**« **taCk-Meeaoach ta <*• «■*. *• ***» tot ** >•*•« ___ s« a.*bty llata of mop ritbta MB I, MM to th* attar hhnim *t deem- notes QUALITY I(I| too good far foci folk, bod eaoogb to be pick . ;e„t noBfag duoces with w«a rt tot fov Frtfoiral twm m tta- Witara Tort* W. fo» too* of tMivon “* t'*” totht Saute for >U no«rtiB« 4 Wprt M'< fota to Omi Mr will to ras ta Mr « Statlw vt <w,'-cLW» «I powwt ,to V*. >1 Me ianmlx sw»up.-n ot psrty. *to taw tow <wp«pok/w is ctor taptlM) tv Cte WIL stall >«»«■ a. »-akkonM <teu poijcsl tarttawm. Ito W*cv twsw. th* Mil will pto- •»< towto IwUKpmmilal least, ’to law ot ife IM. WM we ouuwU-t U» ••Miitau, ttal Kyrroeod the deewerotie Mart/. ** rm) Mcamely top* to w tbe -biU defeated hi the S»-uate. it is a fact fctewn to any nasde-r of ti* public pr« *». that * XMrtBbrz erf d*«rtatfe member* of tbe bouse, were oppoeed Wit, and had given •Mrtlot- by theh specebev and <Xfaer«!wt. ihal they ihould vote avalist tbe bill. Then wtr.u*i;'*d tfceerark vf tbe part) whip, and tbe calling^ e-idsigfat can-uws j and tbe noeeoaity for passing tbe Wllsotrl The alate qwrrjiwg todaMry to erne of ttaMF O*a< to farfiag oka fiire eOrta rt tbe Frw Trade «b>ei Mnm. Ktotea «» 9^ dwad to a 4mm dhf«~H MrtM. tert ehiedy m P<—uylr—to, Vermwt Mate*. Mar) Mato. Sew Yark, Virgtato. <gwnto and Mew Jwr There are MG difierwrt qnarrtea, Ute oat^at <rf w feirb fo 75 per oeut. roufiM «tote. Tbe nvaenx tariff roufuag alate to U per ««- vatortm. but the iritowo Tariff propoa^ to iMwer thh to 10 j*r tent, a tote of 15 per etert. to ttewe m Ibh Industry. Tbrro are over W6.6te»r666 Htroated to tbe alate trade, aad three are over «.M« worker^ who receive fit.X56.6W annually toward A redortton of 15 per eeat. to (!* Tariff toeana a loae of fijjff.MK/ in ■gc f:otD severity to seventy-five millions 'A dollars. They ly/pe this deficit may be made up In whole, or In port by increased iieportatlor.s from abroad' God save the laborers of this country, if vra are to have s policy that tikes tbe bread (rota their inojtbs, and gives ft to the laborers of other tends. It is just such a policy as tbeir aauual earn to ga, if, Indeed. Il dore not tueen the entire cloalug of tbe Ameri­ can quarriea in favor of the Webb alatea that will be able to eoaae over aa ballast, paying no fright, to awaasp ocr markets Ou other than roofing alatea It to propottd to rrdoee tbe doty 10 per cent, text that par: of the American induatry which i« the largest i» to receive the greatest in­ jury. In full accord with the policy of deatruetioo of the preaent Admin t« frat ion. Tbe alate trade has already begun to fee! tbe effect* of tbe shadow of Free Trade. Daring the six months ending November 1, 180J, tbere were shipped over the Bangor and Portland Railway, from the Pen Argyl quarries aloae, 5f7 carloads of slate leas than In tbe eorreapoodiug six months ending November 1, 1&9S.' Thia meant that daring tbe beet working season, from May to November, over filS.006 tees wages were paid 'month­ ly to the workers In this uae qaarry- |lt la tb«‘ earn* elsewhere. But American labor ujust not be considered where tbe Welsh labor is concerned, either in tin pUte manufactures or slate quarrying. How nice the slates from Wales, you know, would look ujera tbe roof of Gray Gables. that rrpublicaus inve fought, and will 'XNxtiaoo to fight and lb*y s ill win too In tbe end. Protect ion to American industries Isas given to tftH Nation, tor a generation past, such wealth sad prugrr-M that the policy Is no longer an experiment, arid though the democratic partr In their piattorm said it w«s robberv; they have incor­ porated tbe principle of protection In their Wliaon bill, and uniiisciy we think adopt- Meetings of labqpert are being every­ where hela throughout tbe country. A year ago there were no such meeting)*. A esuse tor them ban ariarn in tbe mean­ time. .. That cause ia tbe threat of FreeTrade. Remove this 'hreat of Free-Trade aud tbere will be do more mass meetings of unemployed American laborers, k more, there will be do more (actor lee. BBL as a “Forioro Hope*’ o! th* d*n>»> eratic party, was diBcxtawd; the Mirror <4 DeaaocralM: Plunder, and Part Offa* was held up to view, and preeto: lheee strong backed political gladiator*, theae stalwart Gea*tal Andrew Jackson dnnterat^. teheli tfeSMtlves in the glass, and went away, toget’ing what itudmet of men they were, and voted for tbe bill. TImj deruorratM.' party judged by Its pi st forts, stende pledged to tbe people for a “Tariff for Rerwiur Only.” and mj far abort of revenue neceasary to defray tbe expenses of the goieruusent does.P come, ‘ that tturir own -rfimatee make th* sbort- *d ad-valosesi. insU»d of specific duties, making tbe bill neither a tariff tor reve­ nue only, nor duty enough to protect Amerftan manufactures and labor; a sort of political “What Is It* Let every read­ er of Ibis article reminuber, that the first four moutiia after list McKinley bill be­ came tire tew of the land, the ba lance of trade In our favor was 8fi:i,546,:t35.oo, and tor the first four months after demooracy bad de*iared Its policy, tbe balance W trade was against us In tbe sum of $66,$W,$16.00. This i$ shown by the govern­ ment ledger at Washington, and vhoald teach a very wholesome lesson to alL No wonder a democratic administration la compel ted tn Issue bonds to defray exywnses of government. The policy of selling more than we buy la understood by ail to be a condition of prosperity, whether of an individual or a nation. The democratic party said in tbeir Chicago platform, that a tariff for anything but revenue was unconstitution­ al and robbery; they said the reciprocity policy advocated by Blaine, and made a part of the McKinley bill, was a fraud, a ebeat and a sham and that If they came into power they would wipe out protection, reciprocity and the ten per cent taxation of Bute Boeks. After tbe votes were counted in November, the people saw that Grover waa elected, and both houses of the National Legislature democratic, by good working majorities, tbe rains of government were in democratic haoJa, sod they could drive whither they ehoar. Tbe policy to be adopted (If they meant wbat they said in tbeir platform) wm diametrically opposed to the republican policy over tbe oouatry for thirty years, a policy that must bring with It great change to buslDCM, and tbe manufacturing Indus, tries, coospelted aa they are and must be, to look short, “smelled the smoke of the battle afar off" knewtog foil well, that without protection they moot giro ever their marfcM for mMufaeturod prodrttoto those who oould manufacture with ekaeper labor, art that Is Jost where we ore to-day; stagnation of biminooo, hart times, labor wMtoptoyrt. art a party fas power that cant agree with thomootvea Mtoaoy government policy, a committee of Ways aad Menns mode up of members from the Sorth art from slates In tbe south that know ooly hostility to northern wtorprioe, pooh art progrooa. The Thanks to tbe republican party tor giving us a sound currency. If the mon­ ey of this country to-day was as poor as io the good old democratic days of Jas. Bu­ chanan, we wpuld ail need a wap bouse ticket . -o The country ut down on silver, sitting tbere yet True Statesman th ip never Legislates deficiency. Choreh and Society. The Heating, City W. C. T. Union bold IU next bmUoi nt Mr. A. K. Heath,', comer ot Mill and Church clraet, on Turadxy. Veh. Uth. al halt pa,t two. p^rte’e. I.. 8.<. will meet with Mr*. Daniel Striker, Feb. 10, IBM. with the tallowinc program. Home and the Making ot Modem Eu­ rope— MIm Striker. Medieval Art—MU, Matter. In CbauUoqaan. Vlllan lite la Switz­ erland—Mra. Geer. How not to help tbe poor—Mn. Hol­ loway. ■ Quotation, torn Cieera. Tlte February meeting ol the W. F. M. S. occur, at the parlor, ot the M. K. church. Wedueaday, February lath, el 1 o'clock. Tbe aubject or tbe meeting will be, "Lookto, Forward,” upon which aa Interratlnr procram ba, been prepared. I All are Inrlird. There will be a donation roe tbe benefit ot Ker. Mlle 'emMH, at the Baptlet ebareh parion oh Wadnaadiy erealnc. Feb. 14th. to which al are aeawany welted. Fob. O, IfiM at iff o'rfoet a.» Merttag •pe^ to the fifth dmm for rorttag rt rtarteort prwrto* meeting art artM rtber degrww wort m may before ftee ■Mta«. Tbe ladle, of tbe Mlaatoeary mlaiy eoaaeeted with the Fraebyteriaa drareb will amat at tbe rareoeape next Wednee- drogt Th»: s a, m higbesr qnaiity ofe'trytt 75. IMaaer •< is o'xtartt .J5 It's » gfeal satiaxc:..- Magtog by tbe Grange. Addm, ot Welooar. Bra. Frad Mcrrri. Koipwnr. Bra Ort. Honeywell slnxlud by the Gruty. fjortattaM, by all metotera. Eaaay. Stator HooevwelL BacitaUoa. Bra. Clara BriatoL Soar, Ktatar Bell Baarwr aad Efoe VaaaetePaper Bra. H. M. Bririol. BadteUoaK Nelaoa Bird aad Addie -SI.w.jo. Redtetioc. Bra Edwin Bird. Song. Blster Edas Bird. Recitation, E«e Vaneyekle. binging by tbe Grange. ij&AfOUR loift tinle ‘"A*11*0! be recovered: neither c*n your loet opportunities. A pun-hat*- of Furniture right now at 'W McCoy’s will save you luring one of the opportunities of your life to get Furniture cheap, and you should lose no time in taking advantage of it. No matter how hard you are to *uit. we can suit you and save you 50 per cent on some lines of first class furniture that you need. In fact we are selling new fashioned furni­ ture. upon old fashioned honesty and if you're looking for BARGAINS you have no need of going hy our store. Of course you would stop and pick up a f 10.00 gold piece if it laid in your way; why shouldn't you step in and take away one of those fine $20.00 Drconcra for $10.00; it amounts to al­ most the same thing. When yon get a combina­ tion of good goods and more of them for less mon ey it’s your privilege and duty to take advantage of it to know that every pre ■ ri-.:3n we aexx! out is just a? ; good dru<s will make .: matter what vol paid W. tl.QOODYEAR Received Grange called to order In the fifth de­ gree at 7 o’clock for the purport o? <**toring the fifth degree, dosing to tbe fifth degree and opening in tbe fourth decree at »s o'clock. Singing by the Grange., Speech, making suggestion for the good of tbe order. Questioo Box. Ganned Music Izet all pairoov be pre**-nt and enjoy good tins*. 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Marat, ot Blablahd, a former par­ We drain to extend oar hArtteli Ihanka lor, will preach at tbe rrmbytanan chureb to tbe kind rrtenda and aatchbora who aa neat Sunday mtwXnt aad aeaalac- Tbe Bov. A. D. Grlfiaby win peaafo at Rich­ kindly aaaMad aa In the Baath aad burial of oar mother Mra. Clarita Darkae. Aloe land. to th, M. B. people. of Caritoa Ceetre, The Bee. A. D. Griobr la aaaoaaM te wheat kindly opened their ehareb for oa. laetwe at Fralriarilla next Frida/ avaalac ■radar tba as,plrm ot the Epworth Lracaa. Tbe Y. F. & G E. next Bunday evanlnf at the Fraahrteriaa ebureh aad will he ted bj Mra. Yau. Hee. A. D. Grigaby aad Mn. Griffoy heartily thank tbeir many kind triewl, tor tbeir praeram aad ceaerou xlria at tbeir donation <m Toeaday arealax teat grade re*»oc we bay only the 5. E. PHILLIPJ DOINGS Other dealers will tell yon. Oh, well the Racket keep* auction and Bankrupt goods. We do not aeli against them. Jost rea­ son the cnee. Suppose you lose your stock of farm on a mortgage. Is the farm to blame? No you are tbe one bat tbe property goes to pay tbe debt but b just as good. Ton merely made a mistake and paid too much or could not meet the pay. The Racket with net spot cash comes up and bids it in and then offers it to the publie at about one-half price. Customers think it over and see if we are not right. Then com to the Racket and see about it. We have a stock of shoes bought at bankrupt sale and have several hundred pairs yet to close out at about % of regu­ lar pr!ee. at tbe Racket We want to close out our stock of win­ ter rubbers, felts and soeks and will give special prises to do it, at the Racket Ws want to go out of tbe crockery busi­ ness and will sell what wo have- left re­ gardless of cost, at tbe Racket We have the largest line of ladles veil­ ing in tbe city and at prices no one will match oa same quality, at tbe Racket You can’t match tbe bargains eu our 8 and .Ide counter for twice tbe money at any other regular store Id the dty. TnRacnr. W, will han thia aprinc the lamat atock ot mllllaery ever bene<bt to thl, dty at prteea that will eatonlah yea. at tbe you un'i alwaus oai whai you want, and you don’t al­ ways want what you Gan oat. But wc have what non want and, when non see, you will buy. you are looking lor canned goods. Wc have them-a lull and first Gla&s stock. We want uou io see I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get gtwds for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphib stering and repairing. Jefferson St Furniture Store. Hams & VanArman THE LITTLE REb FRONT SHOE STORE HAS SflTISEIEb cuyronuir And they are the best AbVERTISEHENT aim to give you entire ' ■ SflTIJEflQTlON Give us a trial and see, we will give you your money’s worth EVERY IIME. It pays us to do so. �^Several loads of mem’ young people from tbe Presbyterian church took a sleigh ride (in wagons) out to John Dawson’s In Rutland Saturday evening and had a jolly time. Hastings Banner Thursday, Feb. 8, 1894. W. R. COOK. LocU KdHor. AH THERE” Are you dyeing or are you expecting to dye this spring. If you are you want good result-: and the only way to obtain the same is to buy your Dye Stuffs where you can get them pure and fresh. A great many people make fail­ ures of dyeing because their coloring matter ii old and of course useless. We make a practice of buying Dye Stuffs only in small quantities. And thereby having always a fresh stock. Every thing is pure ajidj lieap, we have a full line of Perfection DiamondJ and Peerless Dyes Make no __ mistake in the place, the old wooden building one door east of City Bank. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. S Ui John Llebty, sr., died at his home in the second ward Saturday from the effects of paralysis. Be was 84 yean of age. .The funeral was held at two o’clock Mon­ day afternoon. The first order for our art portfolio No. Samuel Carson, of Galesburg, was in 1 came from a subscriber at Gun Marsh the city Tuesday. Allegan County. By the number being Miss Lulu Felgbner is visiting Nashville taken every day we Judge they will prove friends this week. very popular. Alexander Foster, of Bedford, was in The American Express Office will be Hastings Tuesdsy. moved this week Into tbe old Abstract Mrs. Ella Bowen visited relatives in Office, back of Hicks grocery store. Tbe Bellevue last week. change of location will no doubt be appre­ Prof. H. B. Andrus, of Nashville, was ciated by many. in the city Saturday. A new postal card is being supplied of­ B. R. Rose returned from a visit in New fices as fast as needed. It Is in size be­ York State last week. tween tho big manllla and the old fashion­ Miss Canle Schumann returned to ed size, being 3^x5^ inches in dlmcnGrand Rapids Saturday. sions and contains the picture of JefferMiss Ettie Main returned from Grand son. Rapids Saturday for a few weeks stay. Tuesday evening the Epworth League Robert Peacock, of Roxan, is in the city debated on the subject, "Resolved, that receiving eye treatment from Dr. Lowry. Hawaii should be annexed to the U. S. The judges decided In favor of the affirm? Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller spent Sun­ tive, just as every true American natural­ day with Will Fuller and family at Nash­ ville. ly would. A most exciting play, but one which is perfectly natural and true to life, and tbe beat picture of the romantic days of tbe west. Is "Tally Ho," an ideal of the Sier­ ras, written by Joaquin Miller, which will be presented at the Opera House, Tuesday evening, Feb. lath.* The play has been staged by Rol»ert Downing, the celebrated tragic actor who is backing this tour, and who guarantees the excellence of the pro­ duction. A large mandolin orchestra has been secured to travel with the company, and special scenery and fine costuming, with delightful specialties and music will enliven tbe performance. Tbe company includes Edmond Hayes, a dashing ro­ mantic actor, C. F. Mountain, a splendid character comedian, William Fredricks, W. B. Downing, Fannie Frances and other well known actors. H «W ji.f Miss Gertrude Stebbins, of Hastings, was tbe guest of Mrs. C. 8. Barrett tbe enjoyable duplicate whist party flrstKif tbe week.—Charlotte Leader. given by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Gard F. Chidester at the ^/Krs. Minnie Greble, Misses Olga Bessformers home 104 S. Broadway. Friday mer and Ruth Gould, Archie McCoy. evening to about sixty friends. Ed Pow­ Chester Messer and A. Holl attended the ers and Mrs. Holloway won the largest "Patti” concert at Grand Rapids last number of points and were awarded the prizes. ad »7»S COUPON A TRIP AROUND THE .. WORLD. .. AKT SERIES N9. 1. COUPON No. 2. NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. Send or bring each week thlH cou­ pon. together with TJKX cents, and you win receive Portfolio No. 2 ot "A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.” For particulars see "ad” page I. that white our county had 54 leas riven* court cases than Calhoun it had threw more criminal cases than that countySend your mteskmaries this way, please.— Charlotte Tribune. WHHam A Kern. Hops Mary M. Kahler, Barry William Harding. Kalsnuuoo Alma SntenTHvttigv Byron D.'Power*. Ban field Cards Pierce, " Theodor* Northrup. Catffcton Lena William*. ■ a If you want fresh canned goods go to The Barry County Herald Is the name of a new paper at Delton, successor to tbe Spary Phillips’. He keeps nothing but the best. Delton Brbeze, It is an 8 page pager and well filled'with news. It Is certainly an Robert Downings’ Tally-Ho Company able exponent of the bustling little village has a fine mandolin orchestra. Hear 1 In which it is published and should receive them Tuesday evening next. i cordial support. D. J. Westfall Is the Palacine oil is safe, of high test, lasts . publisher. longer, and pay? to buy it. Tuesday while after ice a team belong­ ing to Stone and Briggs of Rutland, was drowned in Poduuk lake. They were left standing on the Ice the driver wind­ ing tbe lines around the dash board and going away a short distance. They soon commenced backing and before they could be stopped thej* backed into a hole where lee had been taken out. and were drowned. The team was quite a valuable one. Cook A Cook, A full attendance of Brother Knights is desired Monday night at Castle Hal). Work in third rank and important busi­ ness. What Is 2c on a gallon, when it lasts much longer, gives a beautiful, soft light, does not smoke the chimney and perfectly safe. Sold by Cook A Cook. Darby—Dialogue, Sterling Hogle and To insure publication all notices for the others—Recitation. Minnie Mead—Read­ Banner should read) the office Monday. ing, Geo. Hall—Paper, Chas. Lewis and Agnes Rich—Critic’s report—Music. The hours of day grow longer now at the rate pf about a minute every 34 hours; We desire to say to all patrons that the term of court, ten of which are criminal. We would like a first class correspond­ Delton Roller MUI I* running and will ent from Prairieville, also one from be kept running, despite reports to the contrary. We are here for business and Quimby and Broward. Why use oil that will smoke and char we propose to do business. We thank our the wick. Then use Pateeine oil al 12e patrons for tbeir trade and we cordially Invite new patronage. We propose to do per gallon. Sold by Cook A Cook. good work; to pay the hlgbeet possible Woo Bey and Bronson have just received prices for everything end treat one and an Invoice of mens >2.50 shoes which all alike. Oive oa a call. were made on the World’s Fair grounds. Yours for Business, T hose who attended tbe "Patti” concert Dodds A Haxymax. in Grand Rapids speak in glowing terms Delton. MtehJ of IL and feel more than repaid for tbe The following pronounclation test from tbe Moderator is a good one: “A young In sending stamp, lor tbe coupons, we dude whose cerebrum bad been saturated would aak to ban two eent stamp, sent with the idea that program should be pro­ Instead ot 10 eent ones, as tbe, can be nounced with an Ojibway grunt In tbe need to a better advantace. final syllable, wandered from Arkansas Married, b, tbe Bev. A. D. Grijtaby through Cairo In Illinois to Cairo in Egypt the I-resb,terlan parsonage on tbe and of and loftily said that he had visited the an­ February, Mr. Wm. Hardtop, of Kalama­ tipodes and felt that fate breathing appar­ zoo, to Miss Alaa Boylan, ot Hastings, atus bad becotne.fuily acclimated to the p^be llsstlngs Fire Department will frosts of the Arctic and balmy zephyrs ban tbeir annual dance on Feb. 2Snd this of Hawaii Yet in February while in a year at Mudfe’s Opera House, at Ford's Danish fiord. In company with a greasy Hotel. BUI tor dance 78 cents ner eou- Moslem, he became so Interested in tbe nomenclature of zoology and the pronounI have moved into tbe second ward but eiatiou of.phliotogk: terms that hesocetmib wlU still do baking. Any orders left at ed to she fierce attacks of la grippe, and the photograph gallery will be promptly w 1th a mixture of epizootic be went to tbe \kin< MtohrMj Pure HE above is an exact reproduction of the present condition of a man who DIDN’T READ THE PAPERS. Before reti ing at a hotel in neighboring city he’ ‘Blew out thegas.” His funeral was held a few days later. Had this unfortu ­ nate man kept posted by reading the papers he would benumbered among the living to-day, and enjoying the blessingsof plenty, instead of leaving a destitute family because he would have kept track of the market reports, besides learning from papers that it would be sure death to blow out the gas be­ fore retiring. In this connection we desire to call your atten­ tion to our clubbing rates. We are offering T • I | j Last Friday morning was "ground hog” day, and that little animal saw his shadow I Nathaniel A. Balch, for many years a if he ventured out. So we can prepare a rirrui dTION * resident of Kalamazoo, died at the age of for at least six more weeks of cold winter . < 86 years last Thursday morning. In 1838 weather. This Woek, 95 quires, tje was professor of the Michigan college With last week’s issue the Freeport --------- 1--------------------------------------------------- j at Marshall. Afterward be studied law Hereafter, Ah.nw. changes for .4 advertisements with stuart A Webster in Kalamazoo and Herald was twelve years old. Brother nnst rpach thia office Tuesdays at latest to was admitted to the bar. He was a state Godfrey is giving the people of Freeport hmure Insertion tn the issue of the week a bright, clean, newsy paper and deserves senator in 1857. He was president of when brought. the success be appears to be having. Kalamazoo village in 1869. Mr. Balch Monday night Mudge’s opera house waa was prosecuting attorney for Barry county A fine line of crockery and glassware at many years ago and was well known by opened by the Yokes—Stapleton Co., the tipary Phillips’, attendance, being fair. It seems good to all the old settlers in this vlcjnitv. Additional county correspondence will have a place where plays can be given Program of the Crescent Literary Society be found on inside local page. without climbing two or three flights of forFeb’y 14th, 1894:—Roll Call, Quotations stairs Into a fire trap. ' Don't forget that Spary Phillips has the from Ix>Dgfellow—Music—Recitation, Miss best coffee and 50c tea in the market Don’t be deceived by tbe cry that other Edith Pryor—Essay, Urban WoodburyPaloclue oil 19c; Red Cross oil 10c. Reading, Walter Hayes—Recitation, oil is as good aia Scofield’s, Shumer's and •ill Oil!! Oil!!! Cook A Cook, j Maude Wilcox—Instrumental Solo—Bird Logie’s, because it Is nowhere as good, We keep the best 10c oil sold anywhere, Townsend—Dialogue, Collier Cobb and does not give as good light, besides Penn­ the "Red Cross” Cook A Cook. other*—Recitation, Ruth Gould—Music- Sylvania oil is tbe best in tbe world any Zfhere are sixty two eases down for this Reading. Leon Bauer—Sermon, William way. Best oils sold by Cook A Cook. LOCAL NEWS. Tbese eases to 1SK may be enwped » fellows: Calhoun, criminal, SI; law. 1M: chancery. IIP; Satori, crtmlaal. Me law. 79; chancery 77; Barry, criminal, 14; tew. “He Blew Out The Gas.” reported as doing well. June men which apparently were paying well. This led the farmers to believe that they could do just as well and perhaps get a little more for their milk and when a smooth talking creamery agent came along they became ready victims. Cooperative creamery stock can be bought at a very low figure just now.—Saranac Local. Farmers are not the only ones who bare been taken In on "the great benefit to any community” spoken of above, for many business men have buried good, elegant money In them, and we know from exper­ ience whereof we speak.—Portland Obser­ ver. The Observer only speaks too true. The word "creamery” when spoken in the presence of some of tbe leading business men in Hastings is certain to bring forth a sigh and a dreamy, far-away look. ,‘There’s a word that’s never spoken” In that is some of our households. and................. "creamery.” . The salary of the circuit court stenographer is apportioned each year by the circuit judge among the several counties ] W of tbe district according to the number of ! cases coming from each of such counties. • This apportionment of Mr. Hoedemakers’ J salary for 1894 has just been made by Judge Smith, and is as follows: Barry county, >485.17; Calhoun, >851.65; Eaton >663,18. It will be Interesting, if not very satisfying, to know that the number of circuit court cases in this district increas­ ed from 496 iu 1892, to 578 iu 1893, or A cream of tarter baking powderover fifteen per cent. The total amount The farmers of Michigan have sunk of the increase comes from Calhoun and Highest of all in leavening strength many thousands of dollars in the past two Barry Counties, 53 cases in Calhoun and —Latest United States Gosereyears endeavoring to> establish co-opera­ >4 in Barry, while the number in this ment Food Report. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Myers expect to move tive creameries. They have seen a few county Is unchanged. In 1891 there were Royal Baking Powder Co., Wall St., N. Y. back on tbeir farm in Rutland in the near creameries that were run by practical In Calhoun 191 oases. In Eaton 190 and in future. Court will be in session next week. Parties desiring to be admitted to citizen­ ship must bring a citizen of the United Rev. R. A. and Mrs. Carnahan, of De­ States with them who can swear as to tbe residence of the applicant for 5 years in troit, visited at Mrs. I. A. Holbrook’s this week. this country. Mrs. Probasco, of Muir, who has been It is rather late in the day to announce the event but the friends of Geo. H. Rodk the guest of Mrs. Cora Warner, returned home yesterday. In this city will no doubt be pleased to Walter Clark, of Battle Creek, owner of learn of the arrival of a pair of twin boys at his home In New York City on Sunday, tbe famous stallion "Pilot Medium”^ was Jan. 14th. Mrs. Rock and thtf boys are in the city yesterday. *! • Oct. The people ot this city do not often have the opportunity of listening to such a company as the Tally-Ho Company and should show their appreciation next Tues­ day evening. I T------------------------- \------------------- •--------------Grant H. Smith had quite a serious ac­ cident happen to him Sun day. Tbe fire D. R. Cook returns to Cleveland Friday. in the cm! stove was dying down and W. O. Lowden was in Lansing last when be opened the cover oo top to look inside an explosion took place. Be had week. his head directly over the opening, his C. H. Bauer was in Grand Rapids hair, eye btnwa, eye lashes and mustache Thursday. were badly burned and It Is remarkable Miss Ada Michael spent Sunday in nothing worse happened. Mr. Smith’? Nashville. . little girl was standing behind the stove Mrs. N. A. Fuller returned from Chica­ at the time an^, received a scorching also. go last week. Aside from bis eyes being Inflammed Mr. Miss Lou Doelkcr returned to Grand Smith Is getting along nicely, but no Rapids Saturday. doubt next time tbe fire needs fixing he E. A. Burton was home from Lansing will open his stove at the door instead of the top. to spend Sunday. PERSONAL MENTION. t TO BARRY COUNTY READERS ■ . The Hastings Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, two papers one year for $1.00. The Hastings Banner and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the papers one year for 11.00. The Hastings Banner and New York Weekly Tribune the , papers one year for $1.00. Anv three of the above papers for $1.50. All four of them ’$1.75. the, two two for TO READERS OUTSIDE OF BARRY COUNTY __________ Any two for $1.25;_________________ any three for $1.75; _______________ all four for $2.00. We cannot tell how long this offer will be open. Sample copies may be seen at the Banner office. The many friends of the Rev. Fr. Laughran in this city will regret to learn that the Bishop has assigned him to a charge at Emmett Antrim County and he left for tbere Monday. Bis successor has not been appointed as yet. George Tinkler and A. R. Pratt were arrested last week charged with fraud and embezzlement. It la claimed that In 1890 while they were bolding the tritlee* of director and assessor in school district No 9, Hastings township, tbe books wdfe al­ tered and >80 withheld. They waived ex­ amination and were bound over to tbe Circuit Court. We omitted to mention last week that tbe Sunday School Map entertateAent given by tbe M. E. 8. Sr was a suceoso ia every way, although not as largely at­ tended as Its merits deserved on account of other entertainments the same evening. Receipts were eleven dollars. Another entertainment along tbe same line will probably be given before spring. The most highly prized daily that comes to our table is tbe Chicago ter Ocean. For news of every description It cannot be beaten and in a careful per­ usal of Its pages one reads more matter than In a good sized book. This is espec­ ial !y true of its Sundaya editions wbleh contain 36 pages and a supplement of 16 pares, all containing tbe very best reading matter. Tbe Weekly Inter Ocean wbteh we are giving with tbe Barna one year ■s We like the particular • customer. Don’t be an easy mark when you go to buy a suit If all the clothing buy­ ers were particular and crit­ ical examiners we would do all the clothing business in Barry County. You’re Suited or your money goes back. /?. K.GRANT. �H a st jngs BannerThursdiy, Fe!x H. 1894 cook. Chartw w- Armstrong, .i^ge >f Oidding* against H. K. Walls, brought to teat the lagalRy »l the local optics law. Judge Buck, of Kalamasoo, baa fl^adhis opinion denying a writ Be ••ye: “I hsv* exsmlsed with «aro affidsrit Sla^K while there msy soxo* doubt* with nit i ,ao* te the adoption of th* law I foe» U my I to, icoxra u»»,l» lavor el tea ralUl>» < "e’SSftal'oral OPUO. u. la to foiec. aeh ■ I MS also impelled to this ruling bessus*; of the important* of ths quo*Hon* at *tak* a* ■ well a* txcauac a apatoy "»Tt*e “*?**“[ *. ' 3 Cannot Say Enough Praise of Hood’s «<1. Hood & Cm. LowNl, Mate.: •• Gentlemen:-I toel that I oamol write w onto which will speak highly enoughn>f Hood's Btesk/arilb. I can tel my frlenda what it did fur mu a good deal bettor than I own write IL But) will simply state that It cured tua' of a very tertde case of catarrh attar the phytetens LtUrtl to help me. It alse cared my husband of rbv jmattom of serious Biture a year age. Hear VotUri of Hood's Sarsaparilla effected A Psrfect Curs ta tu* case. I thlak Mood's StesaptellM te too w,.Ji odt do without K I ■■ wy thankful to you Hood’s’SS’Cures tor Vic bleidug thto mediate* has bws to ». K> rtfbottle to worth Its weight tagold." Mjm. J. ti UcCf AN, 274 Waba*k Av*., Detroit, Mloh. d’a Pills »ro pruairt and efficient. y»l sedeu. Wald by tel draggtott. 2te. JrCAV EAI0,1 hAU t MARK3W copyrights?^ CAN I OBTAIN A PATENTS For a deuce In the patent buaineee. i utrtctly confidential. A Ilan Pstwite taken throonh Menn A Co. receive ®cciid noticetcthe Scientific American, ano Riun are brought widely before the public withcost to the Inventor. This splendid paper, lasuM weekly. Hegsntly Illustrated, has by far the tersest circulation of anv scientific work In the "ofld- 83 a year, fiamplo copiee oeut free. BuildiM BdituiD, monthly, fUOa year. Btugle 25 cenu. Every number contains beau«t)l platen, tn colors, and nbotographs of new ternscs. with plana, enablins bullde.-n to show the West desluns end secure cxmtrucls. Address MUNN A CO„ Msw Yong. 361 Hbuadwat. NHEKIEE’S HALE. writ uf I- lest rs-ut <1 out of and under the I of the timid < unrt for the County of I Barry and nute «t Mlrhigsn. to me directed and deihrnd ai d rgninst the ro“ds and chat­ tick, lands and tcnmieuts ol Tripbena Good•ueugh.lb the rtuinty of Barry and In favor U Horace I'rcirtke and Son. I did on tbe twenty-vlnth day or June, A. I».. 1-B3. levy upon •ndrleze aud t&knail the right, title and Interest «CLl<e said Trtnbena •>o<xienougli In and to SefiPlowhie «te’M-r.l»ed real estate situated In e township of In Ing. Harry County, Michi­ gan. io-wlr. the north ev»t quarter (‘4) •( the north ea«t quarter (U) and the west hAlf Cp ot tbe north west quarter <>4< of tec twenty-five (25) townMiip four (4) north <f range nine (lo west aito tbe east half (‘i> nt the east half >>4) of the north east quarter (»<) of tec thtity-atx (36) townshto four (4) north range nine (»] wt»L also tbe following described tends in tbe township of Carlton, north west quarter W>i]of the north we-t quarter IH1 «‘f arc thirty [Wl township four [4] north range eight (8] west •dll aonth east quarter ['«! of «outti east quar tttiklofsec twrator aevea (ST] township four (4Jnorth range right (a) west and west half [% I dtsoulh west quarter | k) of sec twenty-six [a;] township four [41 north of range eight west all of which 1 shall expose for sale at public auction or vendue to tins blgbest bidder aa tbe tew directs at the north front door of the Court bouse In tbe city of Hastings in said county of Barry and ttateor Michigan, (that being the place where the Circv.it Court for the said County of Barry. Blate of Michigan to holden) on the 17th day of February. A. D., IMM, at oioj o’clock In tbe af­ ternoon of that day. Dated at tbe city of Hastings, thia 13th day of Decemner. A. D., 1B3. Philip W. BtiRCKsa. Coder Sheriff. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been mafie Iu the conditions •< a certain mortgage executed by Edwin a. Forman am! Lyman W. Aldrich aud Marv M. Aldrich, wife of tbe said Lyman W. Aldrich, to David C. Eycle*hymer. da’ed the seventeenth day of November ISN. recorded the elghteeutli day of November. iw.’_ by tbe non payment of tpalntorest due on tbe seventeenth day of November. IK93 and more than thirty days having elapsed since said Interest became du* and payable and the strae remaining unpaid •od, “*e said David C. Ejclesbymer having elected to declare the whole amount principal aud Intereet secured o> said mortgage due and payable pursuant to the terms and conditions of •aid mortrage and on which said mortgage there fe t“e bfroof principal andTnterest. ■brec thousand seven hundred and thirty four aad 74-ioj dollars, notice to hereby given tnxt by virtue of the power of sate In M mortgaw I sball foreclose the same by a sale at public a*61 bldder at tb« north front door of tlie Court House In the city of Hastings co tbe noon second day of April. IMM at twelve o'dock of all'ttmt certai.TrcTor ^r cel of tend situated In the township of HasMugs. County of Barry and Stele of Michigan ’•bribed as the north half of the south west sKstr^s David C. Eycucmhtmkb. .am. “•"«««. Dated. Hatolnga,' ADMINIBTRATOR’8 SALE. Co?rt -u roucty ot Eaton. I shall bMrter. into IH] of sooth awt quarter (Ji) at rcn-KjMTHL The north awe hall toeeaat aoe-half ’*clk~ FBOBAT1 order. FROM WA8RINGT0I. PECKHAM. LOCAL OPTION LAW VALIS. naor. er»pn»“>r;-_ /^ts.J.H.GuinaSX V- WHEEL® H. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. preme court by President Cleveland to take tbe plaee at Mr. Uomblower, who was “fcnoaked oof by Senator HUI a tew weeks a<o, was bora sheet aixtgrone years afro at Albany and studied tew In H< father* ofBeo when ho fot old anoefh. He emigrated to the west upon ___ taking htedetrree at Albany tew . • .a 1__ ___ * aK4w.e»lo* in Kt ^r^hnng' Paul, where ho remained for severe veart^ He cWne to New York in 1MT Jnd u prwat|„ h> the clril courte. mtodn, > for hlmraM m a sincere student and eloquent advoca^e He took an interest in politics from hte Uvcet toto the «tera metrapolta.' Han cad iHmteU-. One year ago Jerne Hart, of Charlotte, suffered a severe attack of la grippe, from which he sever entirely rosov-• ered. Since then he hsd bean gives to spells of despondency, and while suffer- j Ing from an aberration of mind took • his life- He had no financial or domsetie troubles and no other esuse could he oaeigned. He was one of the early pioneers of Eaton county, having set-' tied in Brook field township in 113?, and had liveA the life of a wealthy retired farmer In Charlotte for the past thirty ’ At the village of Bobinson a mj*u named Hawkins shot his wife and s won*tabla and two citizens who went to arrest Hawkins were fired on by shots failed to take effect. The oon-1 a .table abac opraH hr. ra H.-khto,’ Bitters, the groat remedy for liver, stom­ ach and kidneys. Bucklens Arnica Salva tbe best In tbe world, and Dr. King’s New Life Pills which are a perfect pili. AH WAMXfjre*ro«, J mi. IL—At tb« eo»- Ibeee remedy are guaranteed to do just dtwion of tbe fin an cisJ dhuttooB tn what ia claimed for them and tbe dealer whose name Is attached herewith will be ered and it wm decided that a vote oa glad to toll you more of them. Sold at W. the meaeure should be taken next H. Goodyear* drag store. Tuesday. A Millloa Frtand' WAsraerow, Fsb. L —Ths entire A friend in need to a friend Indeed, and •umed in the dtecuseion of the resolu­ not less than one million people have tion of Senator Stewart (rep-. Nev.) found Juat such a friend In Dr. King’s declaring that the eeeretary of tbe New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. If you have never used this great cough medicine, one trial will con­ vince you that It has wonderful curative polrers in all diseases of throat, chest and l Wasmixstox, Feb. I—-NoMoe wm lungs. Each bottle to guaranteed to do al! g4ran in tbe sesato yastordny of amend­ that is claimed or money will be re­ ments to the house tariff bill providing funded. Trial bottles free at W. H. Good­ for the coinage of silver bullion tor the year’s drug store. Large bottles 50e and benefit of owners and repeating all ecto authorizing ths Issuing of bonds. The 91.00. dleoMMd. Adjourned to ths 8U. Tbe best salve In the world for cute. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It I yastorday ths income-tax btil wm to guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction plseed as a rider upoa the tariff bill by or money refunded. Price 35 cents per a vote of 1TB to M. Ths satire day wm box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist. Wasmimotoit, Jan. 81.—Ip the house yesterday tbe ineoroe tax mil was di» wxcttmf. k. pbokham. “P r t __ S filling hla body full ot baokahok Boll, th , 'ISreocl Hiw and he H.wkte. and hte wlf. -ar. t.UUy, I had mgeh to do with the preparation wounded. Jealousy, It waa said, Feb. A-la the house , of the cases against the old-time boss the cause of the shooting. 'Ueon tariff bill, with ! and hl* fallow criminals which reDiod Worth muuom. । suited in their flight acid imprisonment. C. B Bohl, ar«d M yaura. on. of Ite- After th. dauth of Mr. TUdra Mr. trola-a moat promlu.nl and wealthy oil . Prakham Joiaod Tammany hall nod Ms Wilson. kaus, dlad al hla raaldanoa Uttar a Um< v»7 trteadly with John Kally, UH aad the lllnwa Mr. Boni waa a lauding mar- *ton boa. at th. ari»w»m. In 1W» ha ‘ left the Tammany organisation and ing axneng the first to uxovWiB the <s-1 become identified with various Inde­ In tablfshment of national banka In De pendent factions of the party. trolk Ha eerved one berm as mays; . 1B88 Grover Cleveland appointed him district attorney to fill a vaoaneg. Ha and waa one of tbe wealthiest tic is ' the poaitlon attar ttjo week. ' "VT* 7*'”* " ™ the eity, his fortane being eethnalod at. rraigntol on aooount of Ul-heollh aid ..nil ? over fiS.000,000. “ ~~ Balnea. Hendrik. Seharmartiora and abroad, wlmra he romaine,! two or Rew T o( R Attorney General Ellis has reiarned suraed the practice of law. and identi „ara*(X«t..ciA-rv nf ^vlX to Lansing from Gogebic county and fled himself with the Cleveland «>r.although he offers no proof to substan- mant. which then In full awing, „ an(, JRoWl_ Hate his claim l.-’*teu that the 1601 re,_____________ and has since__________ been one___ of____________ its most en- 1 BOQ turn.-rot. tbaloounty which war. aald thuaiaatle «a well aa cnenfatie adro- j1 WAsanroTox. Feb. 8. —A resolution to hare bean altered to aa to IneraM. aatoa He belan<» to no leaa than flf-1 was favorably reported in ths bouse the coat for th. unandmanl U-ab 1’ I** teen club* appearance Mr. Peck- I yratontey to amend the institution so tingvote hto aatorv 0 ClU< * la •PP«* ranc*. Mr bum auggeat. th. progrro.lv. profro , tb. Urm, oO„ Ue by the state board. He says proof will . aional man. L~ He .. I. of .nodinm h.Ight jwJ of aeprem. and ..parlor be furnished in due time. i^tlnroai in mnrnmAnt «nil .... . . . and build, rest lew* movement and 1 .hia . fux-e . H a • * 11 a 1 I to ten yearn The debate on his face uidicaMM ktronir strong intelL-nttiwl intellectual , the Hswal|an matter began under a I foro. Hto feature, are clear cut and ^.Ul Bhieh ,1)1 bring It to W. H. Bachman, wife and four sbll _ rfl! bring it to a regular, his eyes gray and piercing.I vote onOQthe 5th 3,h • dree, living near Kalamazoo, bareli m.T .. 2. ~ , *. . ~ rorapwl with thalr llvm from theh ! “ thr~ 1°^“, *E° ,11* ~ Wasmimstos. Feb A—In the house boratag bom. In thalr night dotaro ' “ “°"r oa Saturday ths time was mostly occu­ pied ia discussing Hawaiian affaire. fh. Utermometar wm 10 dagroro blow I rare, and bafora reaching J.neighbor" I ‘‘“t ,h*h\th*t d<”™ Mr. Bland introduced a bill providing Bom., era. dtetano. «»ay. two of th, | “','e h“'“if Ulow lor the coinage of silver ba Ilion in the children war. ro tadly fromu that th.l, ‘he ,lU,bbj' ’V death waa avprotad i \pP~ kf . H» , ____ ____ abort and sharp 'n hto method of oxHoalih La Kidacan. I preation a-nd to esteemed one of the Dsnvmm, CoL, Feb. a.—H( During the week eudud ou J an nary j best sroswexnminer* at the New York 27 reports sent in by fifty-three observ t>ar burglars upon entering his home with era in various portions of the state ta bis wife at midnight Saturday. He GAME WORTH HUNTING. the state board of health Indicated that turned up the electric light iu tbe haD pneumonia, scarlet fever and diphtheria uad whiro lighting gM in tbe park* a increasad In area of prevalence. Ty­ shot was fired, tecring off the top of phoid fever waa reported at twenty When a bull moose lies dead in ths bls bead. The burglars escaped, fie eight place*, diphtheria at twenty-six, forest he looks like some strange an­ waa the son of one of the leading Colo­ measles at ton and scarlet fever at fifty tediluvian animal, with his square pre- rado lawyers and has had a sensational plaooa r IxaDAils muffle and horns spreading laturaJiy, a peculiarity which ha shares 8t. Paul, Feb. 8.—The suit against The eupreme court has sustained is with the prehistoric Irish elk and the ©very particular the constitution aHty nearly extinct European elk of later the Kittson estate for half of an al­ of the general banking Uw of Michi­ times. The huge form, says Madison leged dower Interest of Mn. Crevier in the more than 88.000.000 left by Com­ gan. The opinion partioolsrly upholds Grunt in the Century, tells of strength that •action of the law whereby stock and swiftness, and, withal, the still modore Kitteon, has been dismissed for lack of proof, in the probate court. holders are held liable to depositors fox dangerous gleam of the eye, glazed in an additional sum equal to thepar vale* its last stare, bids the hunter panne This suit was baaed on a claim that Mrs. Crevier was the first wife of Mr. of their stock. and feel almost guilty of a crime in Kittson. the destruction of so much that is AU Qalat in H»w*lL . Mr*. Laura Biggs, who died at Vicks­ grand and weird, a feeling very differ­ Aucklamd, New Zealand, Feb. 3.— burg, left six children, twenty-one ent from the sentiment supposed to The steamship Mariposa lias arrived grandchildren and twenty great-grand­ attend the slaughter of a deer. But the triumph of mastering the wariest from Hawaii with advices up to Janu­ children. ary 20. She reports that affairs on the W. H. Culp, the aeronaut, pleaded and bravest animal in the woods by Island are unchanged. The general guilty at Kalamkzoo to passing coun­ sentiment among the people is to await terfeit coin, and was held to tbe United tbe action of congress. Nothing of in­ btatei court at Grand Rapids March 4 terest has transpired since lest adIn 11,000 bail Edward Smith was sure*ted at Kal­ amazoo for attempting topass caucterSwuionKU), a, Feb. s.—SerenJ feit dollars. He is believed to belong Ohio elUee, Including Bprinjfleid, Dey. to the W. H. Culp gang. ton. Pique, Sidney and Troy an furWasey <fc Co.’s big chair factory in nlehod ;u by liu^e pumps ot SCO-horee Detroit has resumed with the full force power each. They ar. In Marear oounof 450 workmen after having been shut ty. hare just been started, fores she down since Christmas. (aa TI mUea aad keep the preeanre np W. IL Culp, charged with peddling' counterfeit dollars at Marshall, made a partial eonfeesion. loa J. 8 ton brand, who waa chief of the Albert A. Hazard, for twenty-six artillery in John A. Logan's corps and ye^rs « prominent merchant la Kala­ who served with Sherman on his march mazoo. died af the age of IE to the sea, died suddenly Saturday Many itora who went from Marquette eounvy to the Wirioto coal mines are re­ turning, saying that they cannot earn fair still-hunting, and by grimly aticka living there; Nazhvillm. Tuan., Feb. b —Th. iae- to the track for many a weary Nashville Electric railway made de*tr°F«1 M-KnighV. market at Grayling, Master*! store, a tailor shop form oady a very erronmxu rf»»>M«i‘e.turday afternoon Tharond and tbe laad office. Loss, IS.OOQ; .maU Idea of the true appearance df n mooM insurance. !«m the ataffed haauta uauUly awn. Mrs Peter Anderson walked out on Few. If any. taxidermtote hove ever Oeatti of aa^Ek-iftkiite?. the ice at lbs foot ot Michigan street ■een • Uro mooM. and with oatly the In Marquette and drowned herself in looee hide to work on. they make a Wllklnran, who am-vad Ik tha UMtad three feet of water. She was M years monetroalty ot II. giving Mm a deState. ..oat. from 1S» w IM5. ale4 of age and insane. cldedly mlaahapen nona, and fillingorrt tee home of hte daughter In tkte pine, Mere than 500 families are now being to the utmost the immense nostrils, to-dav. arrd va — — r—— upported by the Dickinson county re­ which in repose are in a collapeed lief committee. for a Cklekn Thief. state. The ears come above the horns, Hvneow, Wte, Fab. J.-Chnrta, W-. A Michigan Central train struck a not behind them, as is usually the case “ hrforn Jnd,, Goa. rntter near Grand Rapids containing in mounted specimens. Mr*. Martha Fallow and a boy, killing In the living animal the nose is a “> ‘he charge of ehleken them both. • marvel of ugliness and the surface D..P1Btk of w»terloo. Ia., covered! by the olfactory nerves ao died at Port Huron. great that it is doubtful wheSbur there Capt Harry Smith, known by nearly iu any other living animal whose eTfrcx- Khilnr ran I - ■--- 1I-J .... . sense of smell to so highly developed. i d were r bantlrMzi tw dunartd negro converts Like moat other denizen, of the for- t^xay through a hoi. cut in Calico and poverty socials are rampant about tbe state. Cadlcal yesterday closed evert disreput­ able bouse in the city. It has been truly said that half tbe world does not know how tbe other half lives. Comparatively few of ns have per­ fect health, owing to tbe impure eondlllpn of onr blood. But we rnb along from day to day with scarcely a thought, unless forced to our attention, of tbe thousands all about us wbo are suffering from scrofu­ la, salt rheum and other serious blood dis­ orders, and whose agonies-can only be imagined, Tbe marked success of Hood's Sarsaparilla for these troubles, as shown In our advertising columns frequently, certainly seems to Justify urging the use of this excellent medicine by all who kuow that tbeir blood is disordered. Every claim in behalf of Hood’s Sarsapar­ illa to fully backed up by what tbe medi­ cine has done and is still doing, and when Ito proprietors urge its merits and its use upon all wbo suffer from impure blood in great or small degree*, they certain­ ly mean to Include you. All the furniture factories are now run­ ning on nearly full time, in Grand Rap­ ids. Thousands of dead fish are floating .ashore at tbe southern end of Lake Mich­ igan. Premature baldness may be prevented aud the hair made to grow on heads al­ ready bald, by the um of Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. Tbe Benton Harbor building apd loan asioclation usually gets 15 per eent prem­ iums on loans. Prof. Franklin Everett, a well known Grand Rapids educator slnee 1848, died last week, age 84 years. Many women find great difficulty in ar­ ranging tbeir hair becomingly, because of its harsh and coaree texture. By the use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, tbe hair becomes soft, pliant and gtoaay. Tbe vigor Is tbe meat cleanly of all hair preparations. h° rm^otbrr P^Sm*** Sftjwgrt.tta’Hppe ll2" far?^ordw,d. t&u toid8 pS!ti!Sr Petition, and th»- tav putmsbed in the Bamtixus Ranafm AvJ? WMks previous to said <Liy of hearinc CHAAI.M W UMnw (A true copy ) ju^ Qf 1Yob^4 MORTGAGE SALE, MtHwuiiuBvinz having ween been maae miule in the KffsaaKa; become duo and remain unpaid for tnirt v V3, than both principal aad Intercst shall fAhiX pnrw or me eeooon part, and tubri. why daj» having efaps«d since said iJtJ meet of Interest became due, and no pan .-od ?*■« or ft UagrUuifU of u>d n,or-„-.„ WlSS0011 ’?n> X seventy four and 15-100 dollars U(i* suit or proceedings at law having been I nitre ted to recover the m»neys secured by said tu3 W °r any part thereof , sow. tfierriorTB virtue of the power of sale contained in >M mortgage, ana the statute in such case wjX and provided, notice Is hereby given ths: tfc» lands and premises described in said nijrtjjT to wit : -the east half of tbe south west T oD eectitm thirty two (»». In township noouefc north of range number seven (7) west R*z* County, 8 tale of Michigan, will by seld UcAreodtie to the highest bidder on Fridxy V 3flth day of March X. D. itot at the heof X o'clock In tbe afternoon at the front • x » the court house in the dtv of Hasting* !■. m2 county, to satisfy the amount doe on jald inartEacp. ahlcmti cosm and an attorn-. twenty five dollars EXmima R. BmpfouM. MertgUM. N. A Rztnoum. Attorney. Dated, Coldwater. Mich.. Dec, jow. iiwi. PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan. OuuntT of Barrv-ss. AX a session of the Probate Court I r u»» County of Barry. boJOen at lb* Probate ■ ftce.ia theOltyof Hosting*, In said count} <>n Sator day the AMh day of January, in (De v «r «at thousand right hundred an4 ninety four Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Jini-e «f Probate. In tbe lixherjo! tbe estate of J s. st-neo* deceased. On reading andflllng tbe petition duA v,rin^ ot Charieau. and Hiram K. Stevens *u:u * •aid deceased praying that a certain instrument this day filed in said court, purporting to b« tbe last trill and trUmenl of said deceased be admitted to probate and that adminir.ratton w •aid estate be granted to said Dctltkii— :*• executors to said will named or v> »oi -.th*c settable person. . r ' Thereupon It is ordered, that Tmirailsy th* IBlh day of February. A. !>.. I8>l at ten -j'clock rn tbe (orriioen.be assigned for the tearing ot said petition and that the heir* at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons tnterrated iu sx;C estate, are required to appear at a ms»Iou « said court, then to be bdden at the Probate of Bee. In the City of Hastings, in said counts, sod show cause, if any there be. why the prayer’ of tbepetitioner may not be granted Anu Ills further ordered, that said petitlomr gtw nnuce to tbe persons Interested In said estate, of tb« pendency of said petition and il>.- bt-ai* thereof by cnnslng a copy of this order to be published in the Hastings Baxnrr. a news­ paper prated and circulated in Ndd County ef Barry, once In each week for three succradvr weeks previous to said day of hearing . Chas W. ahmsiroxo. . / Judge of Probau PROBATE ORDER County of Bany. bolden at the Probate Ofitte tn tbe city of Hastings, tn said countv. on Tues­ day. the 6th day of February, in th" year one thousand eight hundred and ninety four ^fToscut, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of In the matter of the estate of Nebemlsk Cook, deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition duly rcriSri of L. F. Cook, (executor tn said last will ana testament named) pray lag that a certain isstrument this day filed In said coui t purporting to be the last win and testament of *a!d de ceased be admitted to probate and that admin istration of said estate be granted to said P« Utiooer the executor In said will named or to some other suitable person. Thereupon it la ordered, that Friday, the mu day of March A. D. INI. at ten •'dock in Hm forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of petition and that the heirs at law of iwud <h* ceased and all other persona Interested la Steps have been taken to foreclose a estate . are required to appear at r session of 820.000 mortgage on Ottawa Beach, a fa­ •aid Court, then to be bolden at the Probst? office, in the City of Hastings, In raid County, and snow name, if any there be, why the prayer mous summer resort near Grand Haven, ot the petitioner may not be eranud. And it* The fish and game protective associa­ further ordered, that said petitioner give notio* to the persons interested In said estate, of the tion of Muskegon purpose to stock their pendency of said petition and the bearing khooting preserves with quail Imported thereof by causing a copy of this order t*> t>* published in the Hastings Bannkh.x news­ from Kansas. paper printed and circulated tn said County o( Barry, once In each week for three successiveweeks previous to said day of bearing Chas. W. Armsti■ Judge of Probate (A true copy.)_________ ____________ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorta. HOTICBFOR HEARING CLAIMS State of Michigan. Coanty of Barry - M Natfca to hereby given, that by an onier ®f the Probate Court for the County of Bxn? made on tbsathday of February. A D i-’X six months from that dare were allowed forms, itora to present their claims against thr e<ato of Lucinda Blanchard, late of said rcuntr The Antrim Iron company at Mance- dsceaeed. and that all creditor* of said dmeved reqaired to nrceent their claims lojtid Ionia recently drew 70s pounds of sliver are Probate Court, al the Probate office. In the < ity from the Grand Rapids banks and dlatrl- of Haatings, for examination and allowance or before the eth- day ot August neu. UnUd II among It, eaaployee on pay day. and thai sQch claims will be heard before *xid court, oc Tueaday, the eth day of .•is> aad oa Monday, tbe «b day of au^hJ next, nt ten o'clock In tbe forenoon of each <x ’ CHAI. W. Aldimojto. Judze of Pn»b». PROBATE ORDER. January, in die year one thoneand clgM i'-wn- Hlltedale-a Hew aleetrie IIAktlng eyetewr la tn operaUok. tbe eotnnerelel etnrnlt and apaitoftbe afreet latepe Mering t«en turned on. Fbe rvenlt la Mtlarsetovy. of bolle on hie neek. waa wwapkikly eared by taking only three bottles ot Ayert SareapartHa. Another result ot the treatIncreased avoirilnpola. ‘wS.’ffiyrw. 01 '**" °i 8“"h and teerswssrt ofsaMdeeeaKd be probate, aud that administration of •bM**1*' <i«y rf Ftortury A. D, HMStten O’d«*» tbe fomwon,1 be »«icnto*gr tbe hearing ti •aid i*th»nn »d thM the helrsat law of »*"• ■r Adrian Degroot ot Grand Rapids has B - ’K ‘•- 4L 'l0* ■» ' » 2 i*« win MhiJ® received in falling down aa elevator shaft. Delegatee from Fanoen’ elube la var- isr. n aux tm-re or. wsj vur j-..., urt may »< be granted. And It wrcd. that mM petitipner give «£r*m • I ■irrcwted In said Mf Mid petit km and the b*»rt^ “tbs ‘HartLrf Baxbw.•”’? ItteaS^k^to^uc^S'- (Atrooo^y.) �uliuiu It litaw THK BIG TOK EE. TIME TABLE. Mdtz....... a. m p. in .a m e 15 9 01 •ri 2G •3 ( •9 It .... *7 3t •3 •9 L ....... •6 9 M ....... •3 3 3 39 10 U 7 02 3 4 10 3C •7 il •3 ft 10 fit Babtimgs.................... 7 23 It 1 4 0 BB1LI4ANT ADDBERSBR Wambingtox, Feb. a.—Aside from the great attendance and the final vote on and passage of the tariff bill, the features of the session of the house yesterday were the »peeches, closing the debate, of Mr. Reed (rep.. Ma), Speaker Crisp,and Mr. Wilson (dem., W. Va.j, the author of the measure. Mr. Used said: ....... tools Grove................ '7 M •4 4*11 * ..... Hl 11 t. .. ■■ Voodlaud................ . •7 43 ffoodbury........ ........... 7 5J 4 4 19 a ....... Fta D. L. A K. 3 at 9> M ....................... "In this debate wkloh has extended over lance to this country. The result 1. that tbe bill before us Is odious to both side, of the house. It meets with favor nowhere and odm- id N o .« I No ExpreM 1 Stations. T-r M io e d l 11 40 ....... mrod Rapids.............. ....... 7 south. ■ a. in. Ealaraazoo Ar.............P W 6 3> 4 2ft last Cooper Lv-------- % 4ft •4 10 gjebland Junct.......... 0 » 3 66 •B 31 •« 1 *3 41 ..................... 9 SS 3 31 0 17 : loverriale................... 9 09 Knlta................... ....... «» 00 5 fi Babtimgs........... .... ft « 1 ‘2.10 *ft IS ; •! 20 s w •ft I if 1 10 WIU 1 •» Laaslng........................ 8 ft 1 1 ■'7« *. rn It AT - ft-> Feto«key...................... S 3ft Ttay View........................ 8 Oft p. in. •ioqeeuUy portrayed the advance of freedom. This bill, he said. waa but one of thou ad* vanoea. No McKinley MU oould wu. w U.u sum the .adm- tiemao from Maine enutd not draw from’bta armory of Mrcaam and wli ia order to stop tbe advance of thia cause of li^btonlar the burdens of taxation. ; ' 1 ij Danloe Cahrcea of fteetlonaUsin. I ha had not wantad n attaohad io thin bill, bni II onoa »o attached, ba supported it with all Hie ,' loyalty at hla command. Tbere was continued >nu><at “ Mr wilnn denied ibe rb.rfe. oi , •acKonaltam In tha bUL Haaald that the am- | mating fcelfnx of thoae wbo bad framed thia । M117!.u.mS..bli ►.aMa.u.ta-elrk OU. man would not be taxed for another, one in wtoich reii<ion. aoionos. culture and eduaatiuB would ro naaa hand in In Dud hand aa tba the common, ubtaxvd untaxod wouia heritare of evary cliiaen. | MX WUeoa oloaad with *u eloquent appeal whits it pretends It does nol sffsrd Those who will vote against thia bill Will do so benaaae It open* our mark ata to the dealruMIve euwpetition of foreigners, and those who vote fur it do it with s reservation that they wUl I tan Uy drvoie themaelves to 5 M 1 « 40 | *2 30 •sate Grove................. Woodtaud.................... Metro!t............................ isve that protootlun to hia fellow-democrats He told them ’bat | the record of the bouee weald permanently record no paaeiDf event, but a treat epoch in American history. He wanted every demo- , orat'e name recorded on that historic roll Is ' that usae. he said, tbe day would be a proud left. "it is evident that there in no ground for ih«i hope entertained by .o many moderate du Hurt I LU bill, bad a. it ,ia. could be u 10 27 ■ .mi h.p» ... !or bfe m. etaDt.it »orU, ware; "In ths name of honor. In the name of freetkxn. I aummoa ever* democrat to voia for . [ ‘ THE GUILLOTINE. Aaarehist nuisat Bshtsdad ta Faria for this bill." 1......... Traverse City............... i . 1 •Btops on signal only. A genii must sign* Jiains at flag stations as soon m they cau b> een. All trains will slop at Crooked Lake I'roisiH. when they are flagged. Bancage must be xt tbe depot xi least s uiii> ales before leaving time of trains, ao that agent may have tlmn to check It property; otterwlir i •nav not go forward until next tniis. tMIxed trains will be run at die rnuven»- ne­ at the company, who reserve the rigiii to chsbg* tbe time of such trains without notion W. 8. Bkwing. Oen’l Mamurtr H. C. POTTKK. Gen'i P. & T. Airt L. Bkrgrant, Rupt. Mr. Heed ru.<^ zed the Amri lean n^rkat as being lbe be»t u> tuu aorid. ouinc to the high wages paid bore enabling workingmen to pur­ chase largely of the oomforta of life. Instead ot increasing this market, he said, by leaving It to the steady Increase of wages which tho figures of the Aldrich report so conclusively abow, and whieu hav** rot only received tbe Michigan Central n The Niagara Falk Noute. of iho secretary of th.j treasury apd the demo­ cratic bureau of statistic*, by this action our. committee proposes to lower wag<-H aud so lessen the market and then divide that market with st mebody else, and nil on tbe chance of gelling the marltuia of the world Mr Reed continued: "To add to.the interesting Impossibilities of this contention the orators on the other aide say they are going to maintain wages. How cau that be possible! All things sell at the cost of production. If tbe difference between cost of production hr re and cost of production In England be not equalized by the duty, then our coat of prod tie lion musi go down or we must go out. Our laws have united money and men and Stations. Habtixgs . Stations. Rasttnos. C. R. OSBORN. i.->cal Airent, Hnsli.iRU 3. I¥. tti'iim.R* (J. F .t r A •’’hl'-acu cat* for such petitions at the Grand Rap ds Businos College, Shorthand, and Normal School. For Cntaloiuc, add ret-A. S- Parish, Propr. Paiiis, Feb. 5.—Auguste Valliant, the anarchist condemned to death for throwing a bomb in the chamber of deputies on December®, was guillotined at thu prison de la Roquette early this morning. He was conducted from the cell in the prison de la Rochette. where he has been immured, to the guillotine. The criminal was placed in position, tbe signal was given, and in a second the knife descended. The head dropped and the life of a self-confessed enemy of society, religion and all other inslitritions of civilization was at an end, and a terrible example was set to others of his kind in the nations of the sworld. **To sum II up. If ihfii protection gives u» money and men. and our vast country ne£di* both, It may show why we have .io wonderfully prospered It It does 1 am inclined to think VITAL TO 4064 aim is to keep on malting new mills and try to pre­ vent the committee on nays ami means from pulling down old ones. ^raVE Xnd braix treat “I7C1?C 1O« Uy,'tcrt*. Dizxlnres, Fits, Neu M%£a?d£.Ohe’ Sl."Lv<l‘“ caused bj or Vn «k«rulo«... Mroixl SS'1?* i-a-m.-UMn.Jow, remale Weaknesses, Involuntary Ixxwea, Sperma wrrbesa caused by over-exertion of brain, Helfabuse, over-indulgence. A month’* treatment, u, null. With each order for fi box<x, with m will send written guarantee to refund If Dot rure.-l. Gunranueclaeqed by agent. WEST’S LIVKH ?rLl): San’’^lck Hjwosche, Billot>ne*a. Liver Complain-, Hour swortwen. Dyrpupela and Constipation. GUABANTEK3 Issued ouly by ■ 1 . '' , I W. II. Goodyear. Sole Agent. Haslings. GOOD ADVICE. j "But wbal do you say about tho farmer! Well, on that subject I do not profess any special learning. but there ia one simple statemen.t wish to make and leave tbe question there, .. if with growing like magic. ___ .... cliiea ... ... _ up___ ■"•not.-lurlor rlllwr. ooiun. rrer, rll.lbi. site, each and all swarming with mouths to be filled, the producer* ot food are worse off than when half this-country was a desert, I abandon benee in favor of poliiical economy "if thu hope of r.g.lctiHurlsta ts in English free trade they had better ponder on the tact that while the wage* of artisans have increased tn England f" *3 per week since 18M the wages of agricu turai laborers have only Increased 7Z cents, and while the Lancashire operatives tn the factories live os well as anybody, except Americans, the agricultural laborers are hard­ ly letter off than the continental peasantry. England's example will not do for agriculture. Every patriotic ^>i»cn sh.Hi'.d pvehls me meet one other question, and persona! efSbrt and in! a increase let•‘Hrrelet me make It fairly We are charged with the circulation of his home p;r>cr which having claimed that the tariff alone will raise wage*. We have never made such a claim in teaches the American jx>licy of Protec­ any such form. Free traders have set up that tion. It is his duty to aid in thiaTvspevt claim for us to triumphantly knock II overin every way possible. Alter the home I What we do nay is that where two nation, have equal skill and equal appliances and a market paper is taken care of, why njbt sub. nearly equal and one of them can hire tabor at one-Lalf less. noth.ng but s tariff cau maintain scribe fur the American Economist, the higher wages, and that we can prove. published by the American Protpctive ••We are tbe only rival that England fears, debts says ; “No true American can get ilong without it. I consider it Ute greatest and truest political teacher In the C.ii.cd iStatcs.sample copy. Address W.l’.ur F. Wake­ man, General Secretary, 135 West 23d St., New York. Nerve J Tonic • far rJ.50. Blood Builder WILLIAMS’ MEDICINE CO., Schenectady, N.Y. and Brockvillc, OnL $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. We teach men in at which diflteulMo learn or Hurt rvqwlrea uiucii time. The work ia earn-, healthy. aud Itonornbk*, and can be done dur- for we alone have Incur borders the population and the wages, the raw material, and within ourselves the great market which in­ sures to us the most Improve d ma­ chinery. Our constant power to Increase our wages insures us also continuous prog­ ress. If you wish us to follow the example of England. I say yes. with aU my heart, but her resl example, and nothing less. Let us keep protection, as she did, until no rival dares to invade our territory, and then we may take our chances for a future which by that time will not be unknown.” Speaker Crisp Heglo* His Speech. After his opening Introductory remarks Mr Crisp declared that an examination of the pro­ tective system wou.d show that while It was built up for the ostenmb’c benefit of labor it was in truth constructed for tbe benefit of the manufacturing classes Ho pointed out that the wages of laborers in prounred industries went down and tbuso in unprotected industries went up as a result of tbe McKinley act. Tbis-was shown by the statistics gathered by the senate committee on finance. Tbe speaker referred to tbe artlflclal condition created by protection. It took meu, be said, from their natural chan­ nels and diverted them to unnatural channels. The same was true In the diversions mode in the channel* of trade. Protection was a Chi­ nese wall which not only shut-out tbe world but abut tn the United States. Mr. Crisp was greeted with applause when ba said that the thirty years of protection waa a period of unreal during which the masses of people had constantly rebelled again?t tbe heavy burdens of taxation. The people bad always been stilled at the pot’s by the repub­ lican promise-, to reduce the tariff, but once sucoessfui at the poll.*, tbe republican legislator* surrendered themselves body and ■ soul to the rasnufacturlw classes. Tbe speaker declared that the genii mo (Mr. Reed) bad throughout h*.s speech retrained from tbe ar-­ - guments of reason and had used only those of prejudice. Its pointed to tye Chinese as an example of what bad resuhed from a protective policy of hundreds of years, which had sought to make China rich by trading with itself MrCrtap said that for twenty-flve years the democratic party had been trying to get into power. It had told the people that if given power ll would reduce the burdens of taxation. given the party power. right direction. This tariff was FOR of man, Dr. Brinton declares i is no trace anywhere of tbe mtasing link, no evidence that man de­ veloped oat of some lower animal by long series of slow changes." Nor does he aooept the doctrine of specific crea­ ture as a scientific explanation. Thera Women In New York—Remarkablo for' llor Gentlenews is a third possible theory of the origin of man which Dr. Brinton holds is as good ^■1M another—namely, that called “evoluThe birth of Esther Cleveland at the ' tion per aaltum,” or with a jump. executive mansion will take from • “U that procefB, whatever it may Julia Grant, the first-born grandchild which produces ‘sports’ in plants and of ,President v.xux.v. Grant, ..c her position « as the ‘cranks’ ana and 'geniuses rropectable v. vux, •ersnks geniuses ’ iu reepeciaoie IV.. daughtare .... ..... ... . of the of the familiea.. .No doctrino nf -heredity’or J*11)!*.}?011?0’ J”1}; w,rrt5ss A1 Oralia*n ‘atavism’ or ‘reversion’ can explain these McCollin, in Toadies Home Journal, it prodigies or monsters, as they happen to cannot rob her of her position as one .... . ... be. A family of we -know not which of who is doing .honor to .. the place which , tha higher mammals, perhaps the great gave her birth. ’ tret ape which then lived in the warm On June 7,1876, Julia, the„ child „ . . of . regions of central France, may have pro­ Gon tlmnfs old rat son. Gen. Grants eldest son, Fredrrick Frederick duced a few •sports,’ widely different Dent, and hifi wife. Ida llonore. was physically and mentally from lheir par­ ,t ,hoexecutive m»n»ion. A ents, and these ‘sport*’ were the ances­ .v. «... mo°th later shewas christened in the tors of mankind. This is a theory which name building. The baby ™ given but one namV. Julia, in honor of her aaks for its acceptance no blind faith in paternal grandmother, her maternal the dogmatic assertions either of science ...... . .. n . _ or religions tradition.’’ grondmothe.. Mrs. Honore, with PresI As to where man first appeared Dr. idem Grant, acting as sponsors. At the conclusion of Gen. Grant’s Brinton says; “In fact, we are limited by ^cond term Mr. Grant removed with a series of exclusions to the southern ,. . slope of .that great mountain chain which ^,s ^Bt®ily to Chicago, where, for a time, they made their home. They begins in western Europe and Africa left Chicago for New York a few years with the Atlas mountains, the Cantabri­ laWr nnd therc remained until the np- an Alps and the Pyrenees and continues .. . pointment of Col. Grant as taluifiter to to the Himalayas and their eastern ex­ Austria, when they removed to the tensions in farther India. Somewhere Austrian capital. Vienna. Their re- along this line in southern Asia or in turn to New York, where they are at southern Europe or in northern Africa | preeent making their home, has been we may confidently say man first opened his eyes upon the world about him. Up a matter of recent happening. Throughout the successive journey- to the present time his earliest vestiges ings of her family the education of have been exhumed in the extreme west Miss Grant has continued without in­ of this region, but that may lx* because terruption. Inheriting from her Hu­ there search has been more diligently guenot ancestry, doubtless, a predi­ made, but tbe fact remains that, speak­ lection for the French language, she ing from present knowledge, we know of has taken a most complete course in man nowhere earlier than in Eugland, French literature. German she has France and the Iberian peninsula."—Re­ studied in the kame conscientious man­ view of Reviews. ner. Both languages were of the greatest value to her in her associa­ tion with the Austrians. In addition to the study of languages and literature most of Miss Grant’s at­ tention has been devoted to art. Coughs, Miss Grant is domestic in all her Croup, Influenza, and tastes, a fondness for sewing and embroidery filling in the spare hours Bronchitis, Boro In tho White Hous?, Wash­ ington, Juns 7, 1870. Mr. Orlap clesod with aq nloq bi* demoeratto Msoctatos • >oUona aad to look al ths great principles involved. “Let vs slant ________ tassM. ■’Let us paaa thia bill and it will bring glsdunM to the consuming maesea, to No. 0 Mixed. T V WOltTH. Ifea:::::: House Llatans SpMchM on the Tariff Bill. 6^ FWJdXJi Stations. MISS JULIA GRANT. I | ‘ ■ use Kiddle Chattanooga. Tenn., Feb. 5.—IL C Ross, cashier of the Bank of Scotts­ boro, was shut dead at Stevenson at uoon Sunday by four brothers. Bob. Tot, Jitn and -i«ii.r» John Skelton, on account of his relations with their sister, M iss Annie Skelton, of F. D. Bloods worth, a brother-in-law ______ ____ Ross, was wounded in the arms. The Skeltons were armed with revolvers and rifles Miss Skelton moved in the best aoclety in northern Alabama and Chattanooga. The murderers are iu jail at Scottsboro. ACHE Carter*, utu. Llwr PlUsate vwy oartkr medknmi S5UILF5L. SMALL W i r is <»<><>/) old naw WAR TIME PLUG : TneTcibdC;lobar.aWksGj g^c BREAKFAST-SUPPER AVER’S 1 ' i .1 CHERRY PECTORAL the best of all anodyne expectorants. Prompt to act, An old European a clock to anyone who oould take an minded his with Ma , GRATEFUL-COMFORTING, COCOA BOILING WATER OR MILK. CAirrioji Sure to Cure Washixgtox. Feb. 2.—The twelfth woman has been admitted to practice which arc left from her reading, study before the United States supreme ing and painting. She is extremely , court and has signed the roll at that auniable. thoughtful and considerate of bar. She is Miss Kate II. Pier, a pre­ others in an unusual degree. Gentle­ pdaeasing young lady from Milwaukee, ness and justice are her most prominent and Senator Vilas of Wisconsin moved traits. l»er admission. Mrs. Belvi A. Ix>ck- , She is slightly above medium height. | wood, of Washington, was the first and of slender. girlisTi ftgrtre. Her ; woman attorney to appear there She complexion is fair and clear, the dark was admitted in 1875. । blue of her eyes and brown of her hair । accentuating its clearness. She dresses Chicago, Feb. 3.—The United King­ in the very simplest of inodes. Her j dom Alliance and the British Women's favorite outdoor amusement is walk- I Temperance association of Englund inir. Miss' Grant has never been formally have taken np the suggestion made by the World's and National Women's presented to society, nor will she make Christian Temperance union for a gen­ her debut in New York for a year or eral observance in the interest of tem­ two yet; but both Col. and Mrs. ■ perance reform on March 30, 1894, the Grant, realizing what a delightful ninetieth birthday of Gen. Neal Dow, memory an acquaintance with that most reserved of all European courts the father of prohibitory law. i would be to their daughter in after life, permitted her to be presented at Chillicothe, Ma, Feb 2.—David the Austrian court Austin, a wealthy farmer, a native . Her relations with her grandfather Missourian and highly respected citi- ' were of the most intimate and devoted zen, died here, aged 74 years It was nature. She spent much time with his pride that he had never been out of him during the last years of his life, his native state, never ate a meal in a and remembers him with deepest af­ hotel or shaved in a barber shop in all fection. A wreath of leaves, the lov­ hts life, and never had a day's illness ing work of her hands, was buried wntil about two months ago. i with him. laid upon his casket In tbe ' tomb at Riverside. i Miss Grant as the oldest living of Memphis, Ala., Feb. 8.—The G-yearold daughter of Bamsey Billups was Gen. Grant’s grandchildren, is the for- ' attacked in a thicket near by by a wolf tunate possessor of many valuable sou­ and so badly mangled that she died. venirs of the ex-president. Among the ; The girl’s little brother, in an effort to moet important of these are a number । also probably fatally of important letters. Several buttons.’ I tom. He succeeded, however, in kill­ which wore cut from uniforms which ing the wolf with a club. \ the general wore during the late war. • she , has had mounted as a bracelet, HUR. ’» IUWW. • ’ ’ J a piece of jcwclrj- more val­ Springfield. III., Feb. 8.—Mm. Mar- ii.hln ♦! uable than any jeweled circlet could g&ret Sommer obtained a verdict in the be. circuit court of >5.00) against the Con­ In her character of daughter, of sol id a ted Street Car company as dam- 1 granddaughter, of ‘pupil, and in her ages for the death of/Eer husband, ex­ social experiences. Miss Grant has Alderman Fred Sommer, who was killed proven herself worthy to bear the by being crushed by a car on the comhonored name which has descended to panyli line her. _________________ Killed Her Baby. 1 Daeklng the Duellxta. Toledo, O., Feb. 2.—At Elyria. Q, | The mayor of a.small village in Ger­ Mrs. Jacob Hartley, wihile despondent over the death of her husband, killed many has discovered an effectual way her 10-months-old child by cutting its of stopping dueling among the hot­ throat with a razor. She then by a headed citizens of that place. A few similar effort tried to end her own life weeks ago two physicians quarreled at a public dinner and challenged .one Her recovery ia doubtful. another to fight with pistols. The Forty-Six Horses Burned. village chief magistrate heard of the Chillicothe, Mo., Veto. 5.—Forty-six quarrel. He informed the village firehorses, tbe property ot H. Cl Irehind, men. and together drawing a ma­ of this city, which were stabled in two chine tlwy proceeded to the lonely spot large barns nearly 2 mi.es apart, were in the woods where tho encounter was cremated at an early hour Saturday to take place. Just as the seconds had morning by an incendiary fire, causing stepped off the distance a heavy stream a Iom of 810,000. of ivater struck one of the physicians in the neck. A moment later tbe sec­ ond doctor tvas drenched -to the skin Albany, N. Y., Feb. it—The alate also. The wmald-be fighters in tbeir board of health estimates that there dripping clothes looked so ridiculous were 128,500 deaths in the state of that they both burst out laughingj New York during tbe year 1893. Thia shook hands and returner' to their ia 2.200 less than occurred the year pre­ homes, thanking tbe mayor for his ini vious. tervention. reputation able in ao many ways that they <U* Itog to do without them. BotafMi For Colds THEIR SISTER'S HONOR. | Brother* SICK bottom, put iiiia do DIES IOOO Meals for ive Cents Eachperaon cats on the average over 1,000 meals per year. To pro­ perly flavor these would require ere used, but 6 cents would more than cover tbe difference, and pay for tbe luxury of having Diamond Crystal Salt Instead of the other kinds. But the Important thing about it is tbe finer tavor your food will have and the greater protection your health receive when you use th* all salt. Ask your DIAMOND CRYSTAL, not got it, write to us. If butter, investigate our D there's money in it. Ad Diamond Crystal Sal! ST. GLAIR. HIGH. W. L. Douglas S3 SHOE tA^world. W. L. t>OVGLAS Stam Dre ling, and give better satisfaction vertiacd than any other make. ' lheir value, laves thousands of dollars annually which helps to increase the sales on thieir Tull Hnr They can afford to *cll at a Jess profit. Here you <=n wave money bv bur mg all rear nf the dealer advertbed belo*. i»e free upon application. Address, JUGLAS, Xnxkton.Ma*., Sok.fay WOOLLEY & BRONSON MORTGAGE HALE. Default havou: been marie tn tbe conditions of a certain mortgage made and ex cuted by William P.Bldaam and Marr A. Htduam, his wife, to n inlet Striker dated April X6th. A. D , issfl. upo 1 the w«-st half uf tbe south eaat quar­ ter and the south ex« qn>rter of the south east ot eeetloo five (5) In lown No. one The Nervous System the Seat quarter north of range nine went in the county ot Barry of Life and Mtnd. Recent and State oi Michigan aud evntdaing in bath p.reel* une-hnudredeighteen and 3R 1« acres Wonderful Discoveries. more or Ins serordinn to tbe United Stares No mystery has ever compared with that of survey. 8 thl m r g. human life. It has been the leading .subject flee f the Reenter of prefcsslonal research and study in ail agesBut notwithstanding this fact It is not gener­ mr.rtpa.es o • MA ally known therein ro .iMlfled h that the seat salt or prftetx al«g having been imtltutJd at of life is loca­ ted tn the up­ per part of tbe. spinal cord. oi 8X99.3ft ID I •Mlxralwihdr- xu aiioniey tea ot tweutv-fiva ftoilxre m provHxl for In said m NoO«*e lx hereby rtveu rttai iue ----------------- ---------- ----- WMrh therw»f and so sensi­ tive is this as staxll b* l erexiary KiMy rl»- mid debt portion of the |< ter -*t ai*d l»-tr‘i e-»ii III b« »oM u uubtte nervous sys­ ven- n* on *w* 14 b <U tem that ev. u Ifin’. tack. a-TO.. M U - --------------------tbe prick at a Court Hou»- a» ih« «t|y «4 H,astingi and State needle will oi Mlcbigan. 838, MYSTERIES! Recent nlltt.eor trol of t Me base lne pre’ “ Aosfrsted that then these are PROBATKOKOKK State of Michigan. Gasan o< BarrvG»n fnr tin tboosaad ei«bt hundred and ninety-foor. centers which they su Two-thirds d. w tlie 1 tiperf*_-t action of the nerve centers at the tian! of tho brain, not from a ment primarily originating in the seif. The great mistake of Dhr treating these diseaaes is that orgsn rather than the nerve are the cause of the trouble. Ill I'lLlNKQN MtLM. the e« on m»diic aad tling lh« petition d fieri, n- Mary J Bnr-». widow of said WiUmms or �KENT SCHOOL COLUMN RAPID*. Irntlenee wnu • -- -­ which a vote of thanks was returned, in this they took «P°U themselves more rod TUom lb«l taltal » «ae»l ■>» than they ought, but tbeir royal entertnla • at tho AreoeUtton on tho SKh. oil.. , ■I*­ nwut wm rertelnlr appreciated. Dr rote . (Md thior totoUriWoiir *<r’ ot the Association, tbe Beit oieetlb* will wl«. The ittendonre »»« rooO. be held lo XMbTlIle oo the second SatorChe? High School room being Qu day of April. . oumter <>l pupil. .»d rot®* ««« J™MPt As 0>ret ol the HP-ri *ln -eub’ Circuit Court. In, Im pubUohe-l. I"11' M'd There are an unusually large number of utoat tbtm. Ttirp «te» * ,od cases on toe calender for this term of te with «•>*»"' ,l'0“‘h ri-a murh dl»- court, which commences Feb. LSth. Fol­ cnsslou. The class radiations were had. one in primary numbers conducted by Miss Wnsdrll. toe other a tiflh grrnle reading e*erobe by Mltw Michael. We lost a Urge akareoKbe former but. judging from what wM3M*en, tbe exercise was good. The cl*^ solved rapidly combinations pUced upon the boerd and also given aral- iy. , borne discussion arose as to toe proprie­ ty of using signs in tbe written combina(touif iu a manner that must be changed in After years. Miss Michael’s class consisted - of some Ab pupils and the exercise was creditrtl»le (e teachers and pupils. The lesson was Whittier's “Barefoot Boy" ami the class had evidently made a careful stud) of the poem. Due was called upon to tell about the author's first writings, another to name some ot bis most noted poems, an­ other Pi’ji icily describe “Snow Bouud,” etc. Reading very good generally. When a stanra had been read, pupils were called upon to explain meaning of words and phrases and to describe the picture pre­ sented. Pupils sent to board to write a paraphrase of stanza read, others ghe Stine orally. One novel feature was toe drawing upon the board by toe pupils of the picture suggested by the poem, in response to a question the teacher stntod that the class had spent in the study of thf iwriit seven days, on • half hour each Principal Wilkinson of Middleville rend an excellent paper “Prosessional Ethics’’ ■calling attention to a number of things Teachers uherein a reform Is needed. “ ' «re prone to seek a situation quite regardles- of the rights of the one now oceupyln^ place. Many think it honorable rested W time when n better situa­ tion offers thus perhaps causing a board no little trouble. Too often preceding teacher.- arv criticised and no effort is made to render the opening work of ows weceteor pleawnit and easy. School board* sometimes give a gilt e.U? ruaom raendatlon to a teacher they would nut r< tain in their eehbul. Miss Bertha Gaskill, teacher uf No. I, Barry, read n paper describing a samples dajs work in her school. Has a variety of •exercises. Tries! to conduct recitations as (ar as |»ossiblc Without the use of the Topical method generally used. Map drawing pratlced. Advanced pu­ pils now reading Dickens' “Christmas Carol,” Variety of ways used in spelling. Mr. Wilkinson suggested that it would be better to have the recesses only five minutes long aad dismiss school the learlieran night,’ an opinion in which lowing we give them: — CniMtsrju. Case>. The people vs Frank Treat, resisting an officer: for sentence. The people vs Rob­ ert Feck, assault witb Intent to do great bodily harm. Tbe people vs Wm. T. Rose, keying saloon open on Sunday. The people vs Charles Sheffield, felonhu assault The people vs Nelson T. Par­ ker. violating liquor law. The people Duane Bauer, baitardy. The people vs Isaac Allerdlng. rape. The people George Taylor, bartardy. The people Asa Tefft, murder. The people vs How­ ard Patton, bastardy. Spary Phillip, us Joseph Wardell, assumpibiL James M. Smith vs Enoch An­ drus. appeal. Fred JonLn vs Eugeue Ba­ ker, appeal. Jane Fl Coe vs Catolus L. Glasgow, appeal. Wm. J. Hughston vs George Main, appeal. Emery C. Abbey vs Hastings Wool Boot Co., assumpsit. B. Dessenberg & Co. vs Edla Smith, re­ plevin. Sarah J. Bare vs Una Bare, at­ tachment. Lucretia M. Gosfieml vs Thue. I). French et al. trespass on the case. 'John W. Wools ton vs Thus I). French et ’ al, trespass on the case. Traverse Phil­ lips vs Masonic Accident Assoc., asaumsit. Geo. W. Huling et al vs John T. IfOmbard, appeal. Eugene Baker vs Wm. J. McArthur and David Haight, appeal, replevin. John S. Harper vs Fred W. tirebie, attachment Arena Rapson vs Joshua R. Cfoilsh, assumpsit. Lincoln Parkhurst vs Frank Roys, appeal. A, Mita Wilcox wm not imuit the Gaakill. Mich. A Decided Novelty. Tuesday evening U»e gentlemen con­ nected with'tbe Episcopal eburch gave a society. H was a decided novelty from thtf fact that it was gotten up by the gen­ tlemen alone they waiting upon those present—in fact the ladies were not “-In iff* at all from start to flnlsh. The awk­ wardness of some, and the disposition of others to let their minds wander back to tbeir various business occupations, was very amusing. For Instance Miley Diamond attempted to put a pan of beans In lady’s lap while he was busy doling them out; after filling a gen tieman’s plate full of beans Emory Bnsby, the barber, was heard to say “NexL" A lady asked Julius Rusnell If there were any doughnuts, he replied ‘yes, how Attorney many yards will you have?" Colgrova ••objected” to an order for a second cup of coffee, but his objection was over-ruled. S. Grtuael circulated around the parish house with a big coffee pot in hand looking after the wants of those pres mt, and from force of habit, sat down and commenced to “make an account" of it In true plumber style. W. H. Powers showed unusual dexterity in washing dishes and was the hero of toe hour In the eyes of the ladies. The society was a very large one and reflects great credit upon the gentle­ men. Impahi.ancej. Hammacher Scliltmmer & Co. vs Has­ tings Furniture Co., assumpsit. William Powers vs John Powers and David Town­ send. assumpsit. Muskegon Brewing Co. vs Ellas M. Jones, assumpsit. W. L. Browne, assignment. Ella M. Bowen, assignment. Chas. C. Deane, as­ signment. Orson B. Hager vs Henry Zuschmltt, Wm. Devine. John B. Messi­ mer. Samuel Velte, Chas. McIntyre. C.. Grosslnger, Elmer T. Cole, LeRoy Bar­ num vs Bertha Barnum, divorce, pro coufew. Wm. A. Hill vs Viola M. HUI, di­ vorce. pro coufesso. Theobold Garllnger vs Hatlie Garlinger. divorce, pro confesso. Betsey Jane McMillian, divorce, pro confesso. Mary A. Parker vs Alfred Parker, divorce, pro confexso. Maud Lester vs Higley Lesler, divorce, proconfesso. Wm. W. Sackett vs Minnie Sackett, divorce, pro confesso. Wallace Bronson vs Mina Bronson, divorce, pro confess©. Sarah M. Stanton vs Francis A. Stanton, divorce. pro confesso. May Shafe vs Edward some joined but toe majority seemed to Shafe, divorce, pro coufesso. Hattie M. Fenton vs Wm. I). Fenton, divorce, pro think it unpraticable. Albert Hafner, Principal at Prairieville, confess©. Lewis J. W. Bosse vs Myrtle read an interesting paper upon tbe im­ A. Bosse, divorce, pro confesso. Betsey portant subject of reading. As it will E. Tabor vs Charles A. Tabor, divorce, soon be published, no extracts are made. pro confesso. Hallie King vs John W. tu toe diseussion that followed it was King, divorce, pro confessu. noted that one of tbe drawbacks to better CuAN< Kin 2xd Class. work in this important art is the poor Hiram M. Chase vs Albert Warner, quality of much of tbe reading matter in demurrer. scIxmMs. The introduction of much sup­ CiiAXCEar 4th Class. plementary reading is a step in tbe right direction. The rendition by two High School pu­ pils of Mark Anthony’s Oration and a oarady of the same was good and heartily -applauded by thehssociation. 1’riaclpal Fortney of Woodland gave a talk on toe broad subject of “Arithmetic” which he thinks is the work poorly taught if any in tbe country schools. Number work is too frequently used as “busy work” rather than being presented system­ atically. The objects of arithmetic are mainly two fold: To aid In the higher Ranches and to perform rapidly tbe bustitress of life. Tbe sabject should be pre•seulcd as a connected whole. Decimals ■should not proceed common fractions. •Care mu st be had throughout, that the processes employed do not conceal the principal involved. Miss Eddie of the Hastings High School read a carefully prepared paper making a .strong plea for the study of Latin. Tbe •e xteni to which our language is derived f row it makes It very desirable for tbe -stofaMt of English. Largely used in scie niific trims. Very helpful In the piastery of several modem Languages. Mil Itou copied and patterned after VlrglL Translations can never take the place of the original. We need to enter into toe feeling of tbe author. Tbe subject of “Kindergarten Work In t be Country Sebooten was ably presented by Eliza GInrln, teacher of No. 1, Irving. Hbe discoaHta the excuses offered bv tbe teachers for not making use of this work, via., ebjectoms of parents, lack of time, ■ lack of material and lack of needed appar- Oneoftoe best regulated school dtstrictfl of which we have any knowledge, lias for many yearn maintained a fowl li­ brary. even though no pnblie funds have been available. We are pleased to know that our vigilant County Superintoudrut of Schools strongly urrfes that the variant Bj the old raethoda of search the school lioards take action In the matter annual rate of diacovery ranged from one to twenty, the average for the of-establlsblng good libraries on a aubslantiai basis. Shall we not have a good collec­ twenty years iffTS-iH, being 10.S. In twenty-nine were discovered, tion of books In every district In our coun­ two onlv by the old method, while be­ ty? What do you think? Will It not be tween January 1 and April IS of the a good thing? If ao what can you do to present year twenty-five were picked help It along? All speak at once, if you up by the two observers, Wolf, of Heidcldrrg, ami Chariots, of Nice, wish. who 'have pressed the camera into Lincoln P. Parkhurst vs Mabie Park­ hurst, divorce, pleadings and proofs. Julia A. Hyatt vs Lewis Hyatt, divorce, pleadings and proofs. Mary E. Peck vs Robert Peck, divorce, pleadings and proofs. Margaret Dooley vs Abner Chase and Patrick Dooley. pleadings and proofs. James Johncock vs Wm. P. Johncock, bill to cancel deed, plead­ ings and proofs. Ella B. button vs Mary J. and J. L. Wilkins, injunction, plead­ ings and proofs. Lueena W. Park vs Jerome Froat and Jas. McKevitt, Injunc­ tion, pleadings and proofs. Anna Brooks vs Isaac J. Brooks, divorce, pleadings and proofs. Terrence Corrigan vs John Yarger et al, Injunction, pleadings and proofs. Eli Randall et al vs George Dlllenbeck, injunction, pleadings and proofs. Adelbert Q. Church, Sarah B. Cburoh vs Abner Chase, Injunction, pleadings and proofs. Norman Latham vs David Ickes et al, pleadings and proofs. It Is now known positively that the case of toe people vs Asa Tefft for murder will pot come off this term of court. About District Libraris'a. The reading or study ot good books can not too strongly be urged upon both old __ and young; but especially the former class should not neglect the opportunities offer­ ed for the transmission of thought from one mind to another. “'Let us live among the high thought?,*' said the poet Proctor. We may be obliged to borrow them, but better borrow than not have them. Tbe present school law la aueh as to allow the use of certain public money for the sup­ port of libraries In the school districts of tbe state. The opportunity thus afforded should be taken advantage of aad a good Where there «re no librtrle. now rxl>t- A CHINESE CUUlKSHAri.;. Opium TruKlr. The Society for the Suppression of the Opium Trade has republished in fac simile a most curious set of Cffiuese cartoons on the national vice, which has an almost exact parallel in the famous Cruikshank series, known as •‘The Bottle," says tire London News. The native Crui les bunk begins with a picture of a happy home, at any rate •of a happy summer house. The native debauchee is thking his first whiff. He recline* on a couch of ebony, inlaid with marble, aad all his surroundingn arc elegant ami luxurious. This is No. I of the series. No, 2 represents parental expostulations — the youth on his knees before his father and promising never to do it again: No. S. relapse, and No. 4, the wife painting scrolls for a livelihood in the miserable home. In No. 5 the smoker is at it again, while the wife and children, with a reckless indiffer­ ence to perspective which is in itaelf suggestive of despair, weep by the side of the besotted father's couch, and The old mother does the work of a domes­ tic drudge. In No. G the wife loses her temper and,dashes the smoking gear to the ground, while the infuriated debauchee tries to beat her with a bamboo. In No. 7 he is again sucking at the recov­ ered pipe, while compassionate friends vainly offer him the food for which he has lost all appetite. In No. 8 wife aud child regard him with horror, but he does not seem to mind. In No. 9 he has been sold up anti his lodging is on the cold ground, in No. io the doga are after him as he crawls through the villages. No. 11 is the same as No. 10. “only more so." In No. lij we see him. or rather the wretched skeleton of him. crawling into a hole in the rocks, in a wintry .landscape, to die—still hugging the pipe that has brought him to ruin. ^Thundwd -d ■«“»» No Vm for TovroW. An Ethiopian in Aby»jJnia will tell I yon without a blurb Grot lie i* neccs- I •arily w ashed at birth, cb a ns himself os hh marriage morn and hope* to be washed after death; that once every year he dip* himaelf In the river on tho I festival of FL John the Hsptbt. and ; regularly every morning ia? wots tbe j end of hh toga with the inoLtwre from ! his mouth urd fretberv up fib* eyes. | Whenever be feeb Ms hide hafub und L uncomfortable he auoiuL-. biui tclf r. itbq mutton taL MOST WONDERFUL OF PEARLS. The •■Sonthero Croui," » Getu Found by n Flabeman tn Wc«tero Australia. Queen \ letorta hut. now p«ed the BKACH a BOOTH ran (in.ooo.ooo) without cxh.u.Unfi all the combination* of the tha total of wbteh ia The negatives are made with an ex­ posure of from three to five hours, each covering an area two or three de­ grees square. On the plate the images of the stars are round and clear, while apy planets or planetoids which may be present are at once recognized by the elongation of their 'images due to their orbital Butter. H tow Com per bu.,40 motion; and three or four of these ob­ long lights are sometime* found on a Lard per lb., 10. single plate. Potatoes per M., 40 to <’>. If the number of observers using live per i<. M Tallow per IU.. fH. this method should be much increased the number of annual discoveries may WbcaL white per bu .30. easily mount into the hundreds. The total number of these little bodies which circulate in the space be­ tween Mars and Jupiter stands at three . Harper ton. LOB to. "JO. hundred and seventy-live, so far as now known, but it is aim<a>t certain that Beans. 73 to Chleken 4nrere.|., Uld >. those still undiscovered must be count­ Poultry lire, fl. Tnrtceis Dvr. ?. ed by the thousand,'and obviously it Turkey*,dreared. it. will soon be hopeless to attempt to Beef dreweu. 5 M to fl.OO. Beef lire. 2«» u»X keep the run of them all. Mutton, droned. 3. We may reasonably Mippoew that all the larger ones have been already dis­ covered, and that thoae still remain­ ing unrecognized are all extremely uklnute. • It is true that from a certain defensi­ ble standpoint the size of a planet has nothing to do with its astronomical importance — mathematically consid­ ered a planetoid’s orbit is just as worthy of invesiigativn as that uf Jupiter ' itself, but practically it is plain that the computers will lie obliged to select a limited number which present special points of inter­ est and confine their attention to them alone. _ _______ Black pearls used to be held as of small value, comparatively speaking. They were first made fashionable by the Empress Eugenie, wife of Napo­ leon III., who poaseNsed a famous necklace of them which fetched twenty thousand dollars at auction after the overthrow of the Imperial dynasty. This did not include the single great pearl forming the snap, which was pur­ chased by the marquis of Bath for five thousand dollars. Mexwo, Tahiti and Fiji supply the markets of the world with black pearls. The most extraor­ dinary pearl in the world, according to the New York Advertiser, is known as the “Southern Crons." It is probably the moat remarkable thing of ita kind that nature has ever produced. So far as is known it occupies an absolutely unique position in the history of pearls. It consists of a group of nine pearls naturally grown together in so regular a manner as to form an almost perfect Latin cross. Seven of them compose the shaft, which measures an inch and a half in length, while the two arms of the cross arc formed by one pearl on each side., All the pearls are of fine luster. This astonishing freak was discov­ ered bv a man named Clark, while pearl fisliing in western Australia. He regarded it as a miracle, and, entei> tain Ing a superstitious dread of it, he buried iL In 1874 it was dug up again and since then it has changed hands many tiroes. Ito value is set at fifty thousand dollars How it came about that these pearls were grouped to­ gether in such a manner no one has as yet been able to explain satisfactorily. It has been suggested that a fragment °f serrated seaweed may have got into the shell of the oyster and that the succession of teeth along the margin of the front may have caused the deposi­ SYMPTOMS WERE ALARMING. tion of nacre at regular intervals, sons Both AKfccted tOmultaD* -usly with a De- to form a string of pearls in a straight line. The cross was found in the shell The following in a true account of of the mollusk, just as it was taken the development of a curious and from its native element, without any alarming complaint which suddenly possibilty of its having been subjected attacked Chappie and Cholly as they to human manipulation. were driving back from the -■— club the other day. according to the New York Tribune, and which ia still. af. ,, , . oe nan Free muueb .hine, ure ire IO to be had in in etara even T“' to their :i^ cltT in the TUnited State, to-d.7 ’fclt-J » -- :rre«> w— —rvlfv. -«r — ™-* vm .ww C.— a WUMV, friend.. One of thete >-onn< gentle- but but to to get get one on. you you must mn>t oo to th. go to the whop men who 'vaa driving his companion where yon bought your shoes. This in his buggy suddenly complained of a idea of blackening the shoes of cusstitoh in his left aide. The pain grew ,towers for nothing was put in opera­ more and more intense, until he be­ tion five years ago by a firm of New came quite seriously frightened, when, England manufacturers who had to the consternation of the pair, the twenty-two agencies in different parts other man was attacked precisely in of the country. \ bootblack was hired the same fashion, on the right ride. at each one of these agencies. At first With a flfteen-mile drive ahead of the customer went in timidly and had them, and fancying themselves seized his shoes blacked once after buying by some mysterious and inscrutable ?e .npx‘ bou<ht be disease, with the pain increasing every had them blacked u dozen times, and moment, the prospect was not a pleas­ now there are men who never think of ant one. Wildly they lashed the horue paying for a ahlno. The scheme waa in order to reach the nearest village copied by a number of manufacturer., and a doctor, anti on they dashed over ao that It bi not unn.ua) to And half a stones and ruts, leaving the rustic dozen ptace, on a .ingle block where pawrs-by agape with a.tonif-hmenL Suddenly, in the midst of his lamenta­ blacking U done for nothing. fn Bmt ot the larger .hope a. many aa five tions over the pain. Cholly exclaimed: “Don't you smell something burning?" men are kept buy at thia work, but It la noticed that they do not labor aa and a strong smell of fire which, if it had not been for their excitement and eeyerely aa bootblack, do who are in frighC they would hare'noticed long bnslnem for themselves. One comeern give, to each customer a card with before, made itself very apparent. “By Jove!" shouted Chapple, as he number, to be punched out. The card clapped his hand on hla waistcoat ia good for fifty .hlnes- pocket, “It is those matches!" And to their immense relief they found that a B Fmnkivrt (Germany ) mrite- cnlcnlaUxl that two UttKersaHy acceptth* Leading nac cofi« of uk World. And enjoy a cup of good Coffee with the rest of the crowd. L. E. Stauffer SOLE AGENT. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF CIRCULAR SAWS. LARGE ant SMALL, KEPT IN STOCK. You will find ray store house full of my own make of steam engines from six to seventy-five horse power. Ten sizes and four styles made. Come and see the goods and get prices You will find them the best made in the state. I also make iron and wood lathes, saw arbors and emery grinding machines. 1 have a good stock to select from fl. C BUXTON, MKtl. NASHVILLE WANTED SAW LOGS I will pay Cash for a good lot of saw logs. , I also do CUSTOM SAWING P. S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. I. WILKINS, FREE! 3 agt FREE! Don’t forget to ask for the Merchants' BENEFIT SILVER SCRIP CONSUMERS TAKE NOTICE That for every Cash Purchase of ONE DOLLAR from nny merchant whose name appears below entitles you t > a 5 Per Cent. Scrip which they will accept as Cents on every ca-h purchase of One Dollar, and takfSPECIAL NOTICE that the tnercKante who belong to this Association are the most wide-awake and keep the b'-st selected stock of goods, and their prices are the LOUTEST. ■'1^1 S3ELL, Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancy Goods. B.h.GRANT, Clothing. W H. SPENCE, Boots aud Shoes. tRC'HIE McCOY, Furniture. , JOHN BESSMER, Jeweler. '. M. FOWLER, D. D. 8. WK0. MYERS, Harness. Hardware. ». H. BA Groceries. Tycoon Tea our Specialty, ir Cigars of him ami P. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-02-15.pdf 30d0f79944302ad0d7738527d0a2d207 PDF Text Text The best Advertis ing medium in Bar ry County Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 42 HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 15, 1894. Hastings Banner: Puhi1 shed T buradays by COOK BIROS.. THE HASTINGS, KICB KING OF THE CANNIDAL ISLANDS COUNTY NEWS. 80 SAYS THE OLD '^COLLEGE But the Islands are no longer Cannibal, and no longer have a King or Queen, although SONG Wishes they had . What are we OMLT SET. talkingabout Why IN EXIJTEICE Thursday, Feb. 8lh., was the twenty* fifth birthday of Charley Dunning. Lie thought he was tbe onjyrone who rcmeml»ered tbe event, and was agreeably sur­ prised when his friends to the number of forty or more crowded in loaded with re-» freshments and cards - for a progressive pedro party. The company did not break up until one o'clock. Every one reported a good time. Mrs. Chas Wilcox drew the first prize and Will Healy took charge of the booby. Quimby. GROVER CLEVELAND view — WHOLE NO. 2018 the Hawaiian Islands AND Our warm spell has a bad cold. A car load of lumber arrived here from Cadillac last week'for L. Chaffees' new house and Mr. Morris Pilgrim’s new barn. Mr. Bush's picket mill Is turning out a large number of pickets of late for farm­ ers around here. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Reynolds both have the mumps, and Fred and Waliie Blake are also victims of the same disease. We are glad to see Albert Rnle able to walk out a little. Chas. Castelien who for some time has been at Nashville under Dr. Y Dung’s care is some better. Mrs. Emms Cole is visiting her parents this week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bidleman and Mr. Viiiil Mrs. Frank Bidleman visited nt Cham Oastellen’s Wednesday. Miss Nellie Woodmansee .made a tiylug visit at Wm. WaldorfTs this week. There was no school last week, tbe teachers’ brother, Harry Pratt being very sick. He is reported better at this writ­ ing. Tbe farmers of this place harvested a quantity of Ice tli° past week. The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. James McIntyre the 22nd. it having been posponed one week and will not meet with Mrs. Elsie Castelien as appoint­ ed this week Thursday, ns she is a victim of the mumps. Mrs. Leowell who has been sick for a long time is slowly improving. a full *et of paraphernalia for making silver dollars we would be pleased to have the gang and whatever spurious coin they have on hand gathered in. Fred Brooks has the grip. Ernest Haddln also has the grip. Leo Cooper is oonvalesenL Prof. Eugene Davenport aud wife have gone to North Caroli ua. Mr. Davenport having received an ofer of tbe presidency of an agricultural college that Is to be cated there In the near future. Fred Smith of Nashville is visiting H. Watts. ’ Woodland boys are beginning to talk of organizing a base ball team for next sum­ mer. Brush Ridjre John Valentine will work W. Karn's farm tbe coming summer. , Clarence Otis and wife ore tbe proud parent* of a boy. This place was visited by a thunder atonn Friday last. Joe Robinson and Charles Anders are cutting wood for Orville Ot|s. George Haren is selling fruit trees. Mra. Joe Robinson has a I sister staying with her. last week at Kalamazoo. The Ladies Club were entertained at tbe home of C. A. Polley and wife ra Thursday last. Quarterly meeting at the Wesllyan church next Saturday afternoon con tott­ ing over Sunday. Rev. Bush ofliclatiDg. All should avail ttiemselves of hearing another one of his able discourses. Charles Elansburg made a business trip to Celery City Thursday last. er H. L. Nobles. Mr. Norman Chapin Is moving on farm. Clark Eaton’s mother Mrs. Kelley is very sick. Mrs. Louis Moor will entertain the La­ dies Aid Society Wednesday. Mrs. Cross is visiting her sister at Del­ ton. Henry Whitby and F. A. Robinson, while cutting woed for Mr. Whitby found an old fashiond clay pipe in a tree about 20 feet from tbe ground. M. C. Robinson and wife visited at Castloton. Battle Creek one day last week. Mrs. Ed. Klnuie is at Nashville taking Lulu Winters who has been sick with care of her aunt Mrs. Baker, who slipped jaundice is better at this writing. aud fell one day last week spraining her George Winters has returned from a hip so badly she has been confined to her visit in Ohio. bed since. Ed. Kinne visited his mother at Bas­ Hope Center. tings Friday. 1 think we had some experience of a J. C. Nease has rented his farm and “Dakota” blizzard Monday, at least It was will have a sale the 23d of this month and near enough for most of us. make Nashville his future home. • Mr. and Mrs. L. Chamberlain of Coats Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown are visiting Grove spent tbe latter part of last week Mrs. Brown’s mother at Grand Rapids. with relatives in this vicinity. Roy Franck was badly kicked over the Mra. Jane Chandler is again on tbe sick eye by a horse a few days ago. Dr. HsL Young was called *sd put in nine stitches. Orlu Gealer is able to be about once Mra. Win. Lowder Is quite sick. Her more. daughter from Sunfield is caring for her. Charlie Kahler and wife Sundayed at Albert and Elijah Barnum and Fayette tbe letters’ parents. Densmore of Woodland were guests of Mrs. Lottie Shed has recovered from Asa Noys one day last week. tbe La Grippe. Martin Chandler went to Prairieville Vian field. Saturday. We see by the Hastings Journal that tbe Banfield correspondent thinks that Middlwvllle. HULA DANCERS LEPER SETTLEMENT QUEEN LIL’S PALACE, ETC SANDWICH ISLANDS How w secure this unproGsdentcfl oner SEND FOR BACK NUMBERS OF THIS GREAT SERIES Don’t Nfiss ANO HAVE ing the rights of a speedy and impartial over Cortrigbt Bros, store. Toasts were gives and responded to tn a pleasing trial. After which We were aboent from town last week, manner by tbe members. the reason why no items from Woodland the company repaired to th* hall where appeared. Florence Allen of Kalamazoo has come paaant M IMtbM ta U» dab for u to live with her ancle J. M. Smith. I ine is very sick at this writing. Minar and Guy Pierson and wife spetri Sunday at J. Bechtel*'. at thia MEirratulaM t>r all aa tba eoeceaa the Paeaka FUTURE NUMBER *lae« knt FiWaj Bl(kt aattt ant Satanlay (Malar It waa claimed thet several asm arreete WORK OOMPUKTK their iee houses. Mr and Mn Murray visited at Mr Pennocks south of Hastings Wednesday. Clarence Kinney is on the sick list. Mrs John Chambers is still tteadily improving aud is now able to sit up a part of tbe time each day. Mrs. John Perkins of Prairieville is visiting Mr and Mrs. John Curtis. * Mr. WlU Johnston’s family now number hla three instead of two, the new member fl Trip io Honolulu lor io Gunu Sixteen Large Photographs of the . first of March. Wallace Brown and H. Fisher are filling Miss Gaskill and scholars will give an entertainment at tbe church Friday even­ ing the 19th. Mra. Lois Sldnam Is visiting her broth­ Banfield Is locked up. Well he must have This morning (Tuesday) we, like Whit­ had tbe big head so when be walked tier in Snow Bound “Looked upon a through that bls eyes could not be used world unknown, on nothing we eouid call properly it. Banfield will not be locked our own.” OF OUR up until the mayor receives that lockup One more of those social hops al Parkwhich was sent him for sale. Further hurvQ’hall tert Friday nhrirt.“ «'ifodfl' Mr. Oler aud two sisters of Indiana, be says at the fweia! al Bresee Hall for crowd and very pleasant evening tbe re­ are here to see their sick brother who has tbe destitute there was a larger lot of peo­ sult ' been lying at the point of death for some ple than eatables. We can affirm there was The M. E. Aid Society meeting at the. a great plenty for all to eat and many time. • parsonage last Friday night was well at­ Mr. and Mrs. Orr, of Toledo, Ohio, are fried cakes went home for the want of tended notwithstanding tbe rain. Pro­ visiting their cousins Mra. Wait, H. E. some one to consume them. Further as ceeds S7.25. for other parties making Banfield a Chi* Kelsey aud other friends. Did you bear the lecture on “Siam” cago. such correspondents would not A. E. Wood Is sick with the grip last Monday night? tend to aid materially to that end. this writing. Vet Smith aud N. C. Thomas will start lAst Wednesday evening there was a D. I*. Spragues' little child is ill. for the Agriculture College on Thursday Mr. Stowell of Detroit is visiting bls surprise at tbe home of Marshall Belling­ morning. brother C. Stowell and other friends in er his twenty-fifth wedding anniversaryt Dr. Ferguson. Rob*l. Allen, B. A. AIWere selected by special permission from a large priv ate collec­ Banfield G. A. R. went in a body and pre­ this vicinity. my and M. F. Jordan were in Allegan Many from here attended the funeral of sented him with q silver tea set. While tion brought straight from Honolulu. < last Saturday to attend the examination Mr. Custer at Hastings, and then return­ the old people were gone the young peo­ W. C. Otto. He returned with them. .. No one else has them or can get them. ed to attend the faneral of Cap. Thomas, ple tripped tbe light fantastic at Elburt John Deitrieh spent Sunday in Grand We understand D. Townsend’s child Edmond’s new home. The lecture held at the church last Rapids. is failing and but slight hope of Its re­ Lawyer Walker was In Freeport Satur­ Tuesday evening by Mr. Briggs was very covery is maintained. day. A wedding is announced for the near good. All teachers wishing to study Swett’s Levi Bresee and family, Mr. Jones and future. Methods as a reading circle work are re­ Mrs. Joseph Passage is on tbe sick list. family aud the stage driver and family quested lo meet at tbe home of Goy John­ 8EE THE Andrew Townsend Is now in the deliv­ went last Saturday evening to Battle son next Friday evening. ery business. Competition is tbe life of Creek to bear and see Uncle Tom’s Cabin We understand that the machinery in played. trade. the Brass factory has been sold and will Mrs. Herbert Bowman was quite sick Wm. Demond is improving the appear­ soon be moved to Indiana: al«o that THE FAMOUS ance of his premises by putting up a pick­ last week but is out of danger now. French A Son have bought tbe building David Style* received news from Albion et fence. and intend to use it as a store room. We last week that his father was very sick. hope that the report is false for it a* fac­ He left immediately bat has returned as Wwodland. tory of this kind can be made to pay any­ We are having a regular Kansas bill- he is better: Bert Elsworth went to York State last where It seems that it could here: besides zard at this writing. a great deal of Middleville capital has J. M. Smith went to Kalamazoo on It is reported that Dr. Unicheraon has been “blown” In this enterprise and If Iesday and returned on Wednesday. there to any benefit to be derived fro® ’aimerton & Smith have placed a -Dice bought a lot in Banfield and will erect It let It come to Middleville. b uildlngr In the Spring. book case In their office. The Literary Society meets at the town Hickory Oornora. ' hall on Friday evenings. Quite a blizzard Monday. Some lime last fall a dub of young peo­ Thibout and Dillenbeck of whom we J. W. Briggs and wife spent Thursday npoke two weeks ago, plead guilty to ple deeming it desirable to form a society at J. C. Jordan's. stealing Leopards harness. Diiienbeek whereby they eoold spend tbe long even­ J. T. Ives and Mr. Pelton returned to was fined $15. and costs amounting to ings during tbe winter and perhaps a Grand Rapids Saturday from this place S5.31 and Thibout was fined S50 and costs longer time, in ths mutual culture of where they have been visiting the former’s same as above. Dillenbeck promptly mind, organized such a society. On the parents. paid his fine but Thibout lacked tbe mon­ 28 th of Nov. last a constitution and by Mr. and Mra. Joseph Beehtel attended ey so went to board ninety days with laws were duly executed and each week the 25th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. In each copy of this paper is printed a coupon. Bring or send Sheriff McKevitt but Thibout’* father sines that date they have met at tbe S. Fitch In Wayland laat Saturday even­ one of these coupons, together with ten cents in coin or stamps to our came to the rescue, after Louis bad spent school bouse where debates, recitations, ing. ©ffice, and you will receive one part of the series. 'Back numbers can a few days with our genial Sheriff an* readings, eaaays and conversation* on the Charley Minar has returned to work at paid his fine ‘ thereby releasing him current events of tbe week were in order. be had on the same terms. __ _ On Thursday the Mb the club of destiny A. C. Hunt’s after a week's lay off on • Be particular to state the number of the part jdesired, give your from the county jail. gave a public entertainment at Flints’ account of a very lame arm. The case of the people vs Elmer full name and address, and enclose the necessary coupons and ten Frank Senaeba and Charley Minar Arthur was adjourned on tbe 0 Inst to hall In the way of a masquerade ball. An cents March 6th by motion of the Prosecuting admittance fee of tea cents was charged tended meetings at the Yankee Springs school bouse one night last week. provided by for outsiders. Supper was Attorney. McArthur was ready for a Georgo Jackson of the Weal County trial and opposed au adjournment claim­ those wbo felt Interested In their in ceres Pan Three Albert Kinney and wife and Mr Marpby and wife expect to start for California the being a son. We understand that Mr. and Mrs. Newman Foliar have returned from their western trip and will spend some time with Mr. Faller’s mother In his old home. Mr. Arthur Hughes apont a couple of days In Grand Rapids laat week. Mrs. Zerby who formerly lived on Frank Pratts farm has moved away and Mr. Thompson comes to take his place. Mr. Strong has rented the mill for the next six months and wi 11 take possession Mra. Geiger of Galesburg is visiting her sister Mrt. Grant Hendershott. Tire revival meetings closed Sunday eve. There has been about forty eocvert* and the Interest and. attendance have been good throughout the entire four weeks. Mrs. Michael Poff entertained a number of friends at a earpet rag bee one day last week. Nwrixville. Claude Walker and Miss Sarah Copeland were marr led Sunday by E. J. F^ighner, Miss Adda Allen of Eaton Rapids Is a 9 Miss Ednah Truman has returned from her visiting Dip. A very pleasant rv< nt in the form of a “Donkey Parly” al 1- W. Feigbner’s Mon­ day evening ml ei I aim’d by M«» Feigbner and Mrs Wade. Over 130 persons have already made a start in the M. E. revival meetings. Lew Finnan of Jonesville spent Sunday * with friends here. Miss Greta Young has again taken up her studies in the Grand Rapids schools. Miss Lois Marshall is away on a several weeks visiting |r|p. I 4 How’s Monday for a blizzard? The handle factory Is now adorned with a new smokte-stack. . Xbe morning train on the L. and H. has been put baek and the'faces of Freeporters ail wear broad smiles, except Geo. Perttas. Jas. Brew has been ill of la griupe. Mrs. T. a Miner of Muskegon waa called to Freeport last Thursday by the illness of her father H. Case. B. H. Sprinkle of tfuntington it a guest at Chas. Riegler’s. C. J. Smelker intends to move Into R. Wolcotts farm this week. Rev. Ware and daughter of Grand Rapids were tn Freeport over Sunday. The special meetings still eontlnne at the V. B. ehurcb. Mias Adah Renier of McCords has been visiting her parents near this place the A. C. Church of Lowell was la 1 town the first of the week. fl Bodford. Mrs. Gifford and daughter Bessie spent a portion of last week in Dowling. Tbe entertainment given laat Sunday evening by the Y. P. 8. C. E. society was enjoyed by all wbo attended. Rev. B. J. Flemming has gone to visit hie mother Wbo i* ill. In Efte Pa. He will go from there to assist Rev, B. Fay Mills. In evangelistic work. Rev. Mr. Pillow of Chicago will fill his place here during his abeonee. Edgar Tyler of Vorasoutville was at John Fisker* two or three days laat week. Mrs. Melvin Tuckerman of Battle Creek visited her mother Mn R J. liartom all of last week. Christian Endeavor meeting at the church Bunday evening a eordlal tnvitatkm ■ extended to all. The log* are all in the mill for tbe shed* Bir Blizzard Monday, the mall man Cha*. Baker eoald not get back to Nash­ ville with the mail and staid all night at Cash Gould*. 1 �j —--------------- TOE OLD Illi MYSTfflt L “Now, -~ . I fiorne tniriy j By Arthur W. Marchmont, B. A. weU^haped. rewlute '•**«[*• ---------------------------------------------epoke of great force of will: and he l^ked eagerly at tbe girl out of hto •» Kter HsUW GmwL” tem,- “Dy Fh— Hs.4.’ keen, clear blneeyea, over which hung dark, bushy brows. . “No, I am n<* »nffry- but^-” But whatr be oaken, as she heai- I pooLoeCK••Butdon'tyou mean the womaa must Kfrdtkcharged. doctor?" •• Yes; tb.t's exectij whal 1 d° TlK-rv . no «Ilcrn»iln> " • Well, but nbe'5 »» »h«n she Hr.l <-»ms Into the “Tlu“' claimed the 8r«t »pe»l<«r. tl>«> matron of the female side of adsworth lunatic any I am. -Yes; I know lhat-as well as you do." returned Dr. Ihitley: "but here’s tbe order from the commissioners for herrcleo-M:. and we've neither tbe right to question it nor the power to detain the woman.” “But she's not fit to be at large. She’s a murderess—nothing . more or nothing less.’ cried the matron, ihdig- I about he exclaimed, passionately. “And you know whether I'm a man to keep my Then, as the girl was turning away, he went quickly to her and seised her arm rather roughly. “Willypu swear to me that you care for no one more than for me?” he "she WM Silent • moment, and then, with > slight blMh wain tingiM hur cheek, she looked kindly nt him and pa jd * “The but’ was. that I think you had better not call me by my Christian name.” The man laughed a good-nntnred, hearty, self-satisfied laugh. • Nonsense, Mary, nonsense. ho­ ever heard of anyone objecting to such a thing hereabouts? I think uf you as Mary—uyc. and ns my Mary, too, my lass, in spite of all you said last time; aud what’s more, I shall never think anything else," he added,.very earnest­ ly fas he went closer to her. • You forget, Mr. Gorringe, that you are the manager of the mill, and I am only one of the work people.” “Nonsense, stuff and* rubbish, Mary. I was a mill hand, too, wasn’t I? and not so long ago, either, 'if I’ve made a bit of. brass, where’s the good of it, if I can't do what I like, aye, and tmve whom I like t? share it. You'd better change your mind, lass, and say you’ll nantly. , , ' “That may *x'.” answered Uir doc­ tor. dryly, ‘ but the commissioners can't be expected to sot up the ques­ tion of a patient’s sanity against a rule of red-tape, 'that has happened is this: The certificate on which this woman. Lucy Howell, has been brought in is invalid: the new certifi­ cate wos to have been here, and hasn’t come; consequently she will have tube marry me.” "I have told you—’’ she began, when set at liberty " “What if she kills the first person he interrupted her impetuously. “ Yes, yes; I know you’ve told me, she meets?" “So much the worse fur the first per­ and more than once tor the matter of son and the commissioners.’ replied that," and he laughed again good uathe doctor, with a short-cynical langh- turedly. “Aud what’s more, you'll “But nu blame can be attached to us.” liave to goon telling me scores of times “But Dr. Accring declares that hers yet, before I shall believe you, You'll is a subtle form of mania that is abso­ have .to give way in the long run." lutely incurable. She has all the fan­ "It cannot be, Mr. Gorringe." cies ’ of a ^murderess, and all the •Reuben.” he interposed; “you may crotchets of a madwoman, hidden owpy as well call me by. that name first as nndcr her gentle ways. and soft last." “No." said the girl, decidedly. “To ft! can't help that. She'll me you are Mr. Gorringe, my employhave to go. and we tuny as well tell her .un(] । cannot call you anything asked, angrily. “Let me go, Mr. Gorringe; bow dare you bold me like that?” she cried, angrily and excitedly, her face flush­ ing with feeling. He loosed his hold of her and walked on determinedly by her side. “I mean to have an answer,” he said, doggedly. m “You shall have? no answer from me, she replied. “Then I’ll watch yon till 1 find out.” he said, and then they walked on in silence. Suddenly as they turned a sharp curve in the road the man saw his companion start, and a troubled look came over her face; and then be no ticed the color rise in her cheeks and deepen as u tall, upstanding, handsome young fellow approached. “Why, Mary, what's the matter?*’ cried the newcomer, stopping in front of them. “Good evening, Mr. Gorringc,” he added, turning for a moment to the latter. “Matter, Tom? Why, nothing, of course,” answered the girl. “Good evening. Roy lance.” said Reu­ ben Gorringe; “there’s nothing more the matter than that .Miss AshworthMary. that is—and I have been for a walk together, and have had an Inter­ esting little talk. That's all.” And while ho was speaking, and after he had finished, he looked curiously from one to the other. “Indeed,” said Tom Roy lance, cool­ ly. “Thpn, as Mary and 1 have an ap­ pointment it’s my turn to go for u walk with her, and to ‘have an interesting little talk;’ and as I had fixed in the other direction for the walk we won't trouble you to turn back.” and without saying anything more tje took the girl's hand, tucked it into his arm and' walked away with her. lea* racking.' ‘That* hto way. He* a wonder to to-night. But if it’s not that that* worrying you. what is it?” “la it about the mill?” • Yes. It’s that lazy fellow, Oibeon Prawle, again. I Wteh the fellow were out of Walkden Bridge altogether. Yon kdow the way he can talk to the folk, and how he can turn them this way and that. Well, he's got the sack to-day, and he vows he can bring out the men unless Gorringe takes him on again. And you know Gorringe.” “He’s the last man to give way iu such a thing. ” “That’s as plain as a loom, hut !'m thinking there may be trouble,’’ and Tom’s brow was puckered with, a good many frowns of perplexity. “What was Gibeon discharged for?” asked Mary .Ashworth. “Why, because he’s a lazy, loafing, do-naught; and Gorringe, who does know when a man works and when he loafs, swears he won't have him about the place doing naught but getting the rest of tbe hands all in a tangle. So he paid him off to-day and bundled !iIm out of the place neck and crop.” “So lie 1s a lazy fellow, everybody knows that,” said Mary, energetically, “and most will be glad he’s gone.” “He’s not gone yet. and that's the ----- AND----- ONE YEAR “But what is it to you or to anyone else. Tom. whether Mr. Gorringe keeps him on or sends him away?” “Oh, if you belonged to the union, you’d know how to answer that ques­ tion yourself. This Is how it stands; Gibeon has got the car of all the officers of the society, except me, and he can make them believe that Gorringe has sacked him. not because he’s an idle chap, but because the boss knows he is Addrest all orders to powerful in the society, and is aiming a blow at the union through Gibeon. Do you sec that? Well, if he succeeds in that —and I'm pretty well sure he will—he may casily'get 'em to make it a union job. and then there'll be mis­ chief. Now you see why Um a bit worried." “But why does it affect you so much, Tom?" asked the girl. “You surely aren't deceived aboutGibeon being idle and a loafer?" “No, not likely. But, then, don’t you see, a fellow must stick by the | union. Kron if your cause isn’t os’ “Stuff and rubbish. See now what fore she comes back, and come back it means. Seven years ago, I was n ;4jc certainly wi!l.'’»j” *' * . * 'A. mill-hand. Five years ago, ‘I had as she left the room to ratcti the woman scraped up enough to start the old of whom the two hud been shaking. Winekley shed. Three years ago, 1 * She relumed in a few minutes bringtook the management of thb»'6\l Walk.-'•iug with her a tall, handsome woman deu mill; and to-day I'm ready for an­ CHAPTEK ft • vif .aboit four»»rfive and twenty, whose other move up. I can put my hand on TtlK ABADOW O» TIIOVRI.X finely-s’evcloped figure was rather set a good bit of brass to-day. and I’m go­ “ Has the boss been saying anything off thr u cuncealvd by the somber dress ing to be a rich man, Mary*; and if to worry you. Mary?" asked Tom Roy­ which she wore. you'll marry me, you shall be a rich lance. when the two had been some lit­ When th<' doctor j;:oki* her imine she woman." tle time alone. “Ho looked black looked at him closely and answered in । The girl shook her head at this enough when I camezUp," and the a low. jcleur and rather sweet voice: speech, which jarred on Uer. young fellow laughed. ‘ “It’s not money I care about," she The question was a somewhat awk­ good as you'd like it to be. you must "Yes. I sent for you tu Bell you you said. are tube discharged from here." ward one for Mary. She did not wish ' take the good yarn with the bad in I “What is it, then? Is it Jove?” he to make mischief between the two ' that matter. You sec. as /ocal secre­ "I uai glad you sec at last that l*m cried, in a voice suddenly fqll of ;msmen. not mad." <Vas the reply, calmly spoken tary. I'm scarcely a free agent, my sion.. “Doti’t you think that 1 love “Oh, no; only some nonsense or other , lass, in such a matter. and with a coMklent smile. I'm no cham­ you? What can I do to persuade you? he has in his head,” she answered. pion of Gibeon*. but.ihen, I feel that ! "I did not say I xaw that." .answered There are many things I hold dear in “Well, so, long as he dixisn't think ' cun scarqe go against the society. |fs this world; success, money, reputation, "Welt, so long as somebody sees it. too much about you J don’t rare. What 1 pull devil, pull baker in my case, and power—but I'd give them all up. with­ did he mean by having an interesting ’ bo mistake.” and 1 am liberated. J am satisfied. I out a murmur, if to win you, Mary. talk with jlni?" ought never to have been brought •*But yon can tell them your opinion, '1 would, 1 swear I would," he said. “I was Availing for you at the gate here" . “Won't you trust me ' where we uvnerally meet when he ' can't you. Turn?” a>ked the girl, who “You will’now be able to du what vehemently. had grown grave at the way her com­ and he my. wife, lass?” 'camo up ana began to talk about one you wish to do; Miss Howell.” said the panion had spoken. His voice ssink-uimost to a whisper j thing and another.” mqtruri. interchanging a rapid glance । “Yes, J can do that; but I haven't . and his eyes and face were alight with jf with the doctor. | “Do you like Reuben Gorringe, the gift of the gab thatGibeon has, nor । Mary?" he isked, turning and looking a tithe of the in fluence be has, either." In an instant a light flashed into the his love for the girl. “I have told you it cannot be. i am gjiaj-piy j,(.r faev. woman's eyes as she looked up and “What shall you do?" very sorry." she answered. cried, with a towcli of eager passion: j. “Like him?" she echoed; Inoglpng. ! “I'm thinking I shall stand out He stayed a full half-minute without !j not quite ct| her ease. “What can it ' “Yes. UH—” [But. catching the ex­ against Gibeon. at any risk. la«a; and speaking, merely letting his hand rest 1 pression on the others' faces, she matter wliat a girl nt the looms thinks that's the truth, though if thing. came stopped as suddenly, and changed her on her arm, while his eyes were fixed 1 of the manager of the mUI?" to a pass 1 shan't fancy playing ’knob­ tone with her hook. adding: "Yes. 1 on her face. "Yes. that’s all very well, if you* stick.' I reckon - that's only another “IVhy can’t it be. Mary?” he asked. shall lx- glad toibc.at liberty again." don’t want to ansxvcr the question.” ! name for traitor.” The change in her manner had been “Do you doubt me?" said Tom Roylance, with more than a 1 “I don't see why u man's a traitor “No. no. Mi*. Gorringe," she anstartling in iUcabruptness; and in the touch of jealous suspicion. “But if moment of cxcitlcmcnt she had looked swcre-l. impulsively: “but—but —it is ' you do, I don't; and for half-an-inch of ' for doing whnt hs thinks U right.” mi 1 Mary Ashworth, firmly. “1 know hard for me to have to say this; 1 (16 dangerous enough to suggest bidden j yarn I’ll tell him what I think. I ' if 1 were sure a certain course were the not love—” • depths of intense passion. know too mtoch about Mister Renbcn right one. I'd take it in the face of “When shall you try and seek out the ' lie interrupted her with a light 1 Gorringe. He’s a clever chap, no doubt1 people who an* following you about laugh, and then seizing both her hands i' about that; but he’s just a baby iu some * anything." “Oh yes; you girls are always so jolly with knives!" asked the matron again. in his. he held ber close to him and • things. He's an ugly customer till be ' firm about doing what's right—when I "That daik, good looking young vil­ looked earnestly into her eyes. , 1 gets his way. though, and no mistake." you don't have to do it,” answered “l -did not ask you for your love yet, | lain. who was ypnr lover and deceived [ Tom Roylance was n lighthearted. | Tom Roylance, a little Irritably I can wait for that. I have ;’ you. that you told me.about?” |I child [ careless, rather thoughtless young felTo him. it was a very great matter But this time the reference to her plenty fcr both ?' of "? us (Givv . me y°nr* , low, clever enough to have made rapid । even to think of taking 'sides against erase had no rousing effect. She had I snW; ” that......................... is^ll I ask now.You . trust , progress in his work, but, like many his fellow unionists. obtained complete self-mastery and* au-..j me. and nuo lore ;ovr shall biiaii soon come. come. win * '1. . »n • . LI IJ will ,nv„ i........... » .... i .. i i , । another, content to like fortune as It | “I didn’t meau to annoy you," said swored quietly: / than! fnl i I »■ ' * 7*° ?.n came, and lacking the strong deter- i Mary, gently—seeing at once that her "< am sorry I have made such mis- ‘ too tbanUnl U hare you my dear.” | rolnation forc^ pleasure of the answer had grated on him. “I only 1 Mipposc that, bningin a place | ...fl - °r no. cried t.iegiyl, vehemently, moment moment in in order order to to secure secure success! success!.. He He hoped to strengthen you In doing like this. >.v.iere everyone has fancies, ( struggling to free her hands. “Let I know it will be a big wrench I frightened inyself. But, now I am me go. please. Mr Gorringe. You hove was quick and shrewd, u good work­ right. man, steady and reliable, and capable, for you to go against the rest." going away. I shall leave them." j no right to hold me like this.” in the face of any great emergency . of “ 1 don ’t say that I shall do that. Where are you going?" asked the' He let her «m instantly. inMtant.lv He let her go showing plenty of free character. He There may be no cause.” ductor, disregarding h6r gesture. | “1 am sorry," y." >.he said, quite humbly. was a general favorite both iu and out , “ When is it to lie decided?” asked Lucy Howell thought fora moment, i “1 forgot myself. _ _ f. I de forget myself, of the milk and Reuben Gorringe him­ Jlory. s heMtating in her reply, and thee she mwi and everything else, when 1 am with self bad taken to him. But he could j “We've a meeting to-night; and it’sAaid;. you. Mary. But you must be tny wife. not heir meeting all the bother, of ; clow on time, too.” They Lad turned **JVh«-re I came from, sir-Mireley." 1 cannot live without you.” Then he life with a laugh and a jeat. tie wm ■ |n (Mr and were now near to Wnrtt are you?" started, and paled a little, as a thought ,ino.u"1: lO,bL?l*.O'tn i Walkden Uridge again. -'There a Glb‘A silk -weaver,’’ said the woman. plagued him. ‘“tt ;.’H n u „fc— but,^ no, it ' but too straight and true to be an cnnot k 'Tacrc are no sheds at Mireley,” re- can t be. or.J- ^o^d have seen- It’s not ' “ cniy of anyone elac. _ __________ The man of whom tl»ey had been turf.fd the doctor, quickly, and sus­ that yur care fur anyone else, in it?” | . His relations with Mary Ashworth speaking. Gibeon Prawle, caught sight piciously . 110 this In a Crm. low rokc. '---------------------------------I---------------aDO of lhem Rt were characteristic. They bad been m<Mnenlv an4> “I am not bound to go back to weavWhat ri-l>t Imve ton to qiiMtlon , toTrther tn the Tillage from the time cro,,in;r the road, came lonu.li thorn. , ing. am I?" was the reply, flashed bacv, __ rt". _ 1.1 nwtvl 1.1 »WYfT nfll-t.lv I. ... —— . «V. 11.1 MM.WT • and there .... ^ a,a . said the girl, blushing, partly recre children; was .. me?" i~--— • o — ------• “W ill you go round and ace father, it. half Bqger; and then in a .. with confu- । of tacit understanding between -uch 1 with indignation, partly Mary?” asked Tom, hurriedly, before snildcr lone she added. “I shaT them that each belongnl to Uc other. tbe other man Juluou a ’ slon. joined them. “Anu And rest. sir. after the life here* . * wqpt . The man looked at her keenly, knit­ and that they were to be married some J __ •• 1. _» . . thu . «. e. don -t *_»» U!1 ».!i_ aughl aboul have frtends al Mtrelc’ ' ting his heavy brows till they frowned * -will -=nl w " .. and l-lbeZf day; but nothing had ever been spoken , ncss.-” openly about marriage. There were, v<»u tkr* . . i . ’ ominously. “Good evening. Mary; good evening, “Du you think l‘ra a man to be indeed, hindrances to a marriag* . 1'om. .oduek U,i. • *° «” »“>' tw°l . ” said-Gibeon Prawle. a»he joined Jcnj. .nuUvuuK and tb« mnn fooled lightly?” he cukvd. in a quick, Tom’s father was alive, loo crippled to , t; them. He was a good-lpoking ruan of v “ere w“’ cotne for stern tone. Then be changed again, work, and thus dependent upon him; some sir and twenty, with bold, regular •*t l‘cle- '*ou had better be and spoke quietly, without giving the while Mary's mother fo-ced the girl to mm——— uer, mm.. oeing ------------------------- -thrift — herself- Idle, ­ features, under a mass of curiy fair girl time to r. ply- “There's no nceJ maintain less, and given to occasional wild fits of , ‘^r. “You're coming to the meeting, of V i'hank you, sir." said the woman. course. TomT’ he said and then tamed You’ve drinking. A’ithout looking.again at the doctor for pretense between ns two The two discussed nil their plans, to Mary. “I suppose Tom here’s been she Uirne'l and left the room, followed seen—you must have seen—tbe hold you have over the. I've made no secret troubles, worries and hopes together telling you I m In disgrace” - be by tin* matron. The man turned laughed noisily as be said this—“and “She seems sensible enough, Mra. that I love you. You can do with me in the frankest way Hoyle." he said, whep the latter re- > what you will, for I’m a fool in your to the girl for advice in many matters; that Reaben Gorringe thinks be can I hands. But take care, ray girl; such while there was dot an act of lite in kick me out of thr mill The hound! turned "But. sensible or not aenxi- | power as yours over me don't go with­ which Mary did not try to act as she But the num who kicks a stone wall ble. she has to go." . “Oh, she's as sensible as 1 am, and a out responsibility. It's a power that judged Tom would have wished her. mayhap will break hto foot rather than I can move me for good or spoil me for She bad never thought of any man as a the wall. He’s just like a beggar seton preriens sight more cunning. But if murder don't come of this business life. With such as me there's no mid­ possible lover but 'lorn Roylance, and horseback, but instead of riding to tbe dle course; and yon can do what you shaped all her life to accord with the devil be wants to make the horse kick will; and. by. 1 .if you fool me now idea that when he thought the other folk there. It's only tbe other CHAPTER 1 fitting, he would arrange for their day he was a hand himself, for all hie for us both ou thia earth That I enrrlsh pride. But it's strange to me if I swear.” and hr clenched his fist and Neither spoke for a minute or two don't make him sorry be ever inter brought it down heavily on the gate in after Tom's last speech; he bad no wkh to carry the topic further, while ■1 have liiAened tn you too long.' Mary was anxious to get away from mid Use girl “V.’ben you talk to m< subject <»f ReubeU Gorringe alto­ gether; and when they spoke again ft was of other matters, until the girl, thinking she e^Wd detect some sAmt ( like that TbeNew York HyTiiii FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IK ADVANCE THE HASTINGS BANNER. RAVAGES OF CATARRH CiUrrh Attieks AU Mucous Membranes. It Affects the Ears, Eyes, Noss, Throat, Bronchial Tubes, Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Blad­ der—The Whole Mueous Tract—The Many Ills lhat Are Due to Its Far Reaching Influence. Many people labor under the mistaken idea that catarrh means alaply adiB<*h»rgelr<MR the nostrils, with a hawking and spitting of mucous; but to the obscrviUK physician who makes a spclaity of the disease, tbe word catarrh means much more. Experience has taught him that catarrh to by no means confined to tbe head alone, but that tbe entire system to frequently affected by It. Thus we have— Catarrh of tbe none, causing frontal headaches (more com mon I v known as neu­ ralgia.) a sense of dullness or drowsiness, dhnrinees, nmfnaion of thoughts, etc. Catarrh of the throat, bronchial tubea and lungs, causing sore throat, cough, boarsnres, or entire loss of voice, bronchitis, utbma, pnewmoniR. etc. Catarrh of the stomach (more commonly called dyspepsia) causing indigestiao, beartbarn, water bratoj. nansre, fetid breath, palpitation, ur fluttering of tbe heart, shortness of breath, etc. . Catarrh of the bladder with its long list nf symptoms, the inflammatory comlitiou extending op the ureters to tbe kidneys, eMaatog diabetes. Hrigbt’a Disease, etc. Catarrh of tire bowels, cawing alternate diarrhoea and ejnstlpatiun. piles, etc- ) j In faet catarrh effects more or ten all the mucous surfaces of the entire bate. Musing at times severe local neuralgic or rheumatic pains. So when Dre. Copeland and Gr*^ ham are asked, (as they often are by patients) whether they treat other dt-earfs as well as catarrh they answer yre. Because experience has taught them that nearly every case of chronic disease in this climate is doe to a general catarrhal condition of the system, and tn treating this con­ dition they cure the disease. This method of treatment to peculiarly adapted to Ibte claw of ailments cl the en­ tire mucous tract of the body;as it to both iocte and internal; and each year’s experi­ ence and suceemfal treatment only eoottnaa their claim that this to the only true »ad rational mode of treatment. In this they are borne out by hundred* of tr»t:moatoto from grateful patients. REMEMBER IT COSTS TOT NOTHING FOR CONSULTA­ TION AND EXAMINATION. •ars. When I rancht cald I had grriU LtflroJty la breathing. I had a bad uste in my. ■Boath. my Umitue was coated and my stemach bad. I had no appetite. My food lay h^vy«a CATARRH CAN BE CURED? new th-inc at । Rapid* and one । tbe city, came u to aoe'.f catarrh of tbMw »yD>ptotn»» any of iht* ubh-Ibogsa to Improve With the rtr-t week* treatment and I have gained steadily nntil alteoatwery symptent has disappeared and I fevl that catarrh Is.indeed a cur.it>!-• diwste when treated property. I can oniy niysrif as pJraaed with the wshlka: snyaaeaumrlna from catarrh no letter Tortus* than toconauivbm. Copeland and Grabssu*®'1 he cured of thls]<mhsomi> #5.00 A iaONTH a-a. । n < ■ r. rA i * w « la*, *-» ■- s •» «• - -■ I'MTILfLKED FOB •&. FKR M<»5TIL THU IMl.tUES < ONU LTATION, »• ALL DUMCAAK1. Our system <>t mail treatment oy iwrsM of e 1» Uk aame-to a month cover* «-\erj nMluaiac UNdklnes Write M” »>W Copeland Medical Institute, Lil” Pannanently Located s IM CAST FULTOM STREET GRAND RAPIDS MICH. »«w™: CMS"* *■«*«■» I'll g,, ... g,-.* •... 0’ �«astungs Banker ThuraMay, Feb. iy, i8>r- BUSINESS CAR-DS. 8. I'MLMETIER. J. M. SMITH. iMUW.*eoi. lection axo iumi, estate OFF4CK OF tpALMBKruN A -SMITH ’ Conveyancing » specialty. Woodland. Mich t . Jp M. WraMlwrattwe. EA'VdSS*Cl>l'l'l,OTWXOrriCK' Al) buslnrtra promptly attended to. Ward Tagtptn lojal E. Kua|>pea. Arthur C. Drol. -n. TAGGART. KNATFEN & BENISON, Booms «11 «7 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg. Crund Rapids, Michigan. ALICE KIRK. M. I». ftoysioim and Surgeon. Ma->tlnK«. - - Mich. AD cah’ pnrmyvly attended daj or utgkt. Of­ fice uvvr F. <■ .Plowetl’s bon niid shoe stere W . IAMBS a. SWOKZKV. Altorney at law. 1 Hastings. Mkh. 1‘roctlcen iu mM courts of the state. Oel■ lections grmnptlf• attended to. • u iTpt.K.H. LATHH01'. , *X" ftlomoupathlc 1’hyslctan and •Surgeon Office over flV. H. Goodyear's New Drug Store. All calh promptly attended to. ^HBOK'NGCOU Tlfcb has II that the L. <. H. R’y has Jri od'a Bara .rllla t>CM*rfui< ir-apa- III-. changed bands ami that It v IU be extend-' TMr. O.ar®o l«iy> >!»’« I'-’O I- uh rd to HastWure, tail »o far we have been arrested ->r nmbitig m *atr of K-1' unable to And awy one who is acquainted Cities and viltagvw in Calhoun county «■ mdlrl..-. „ — — h” with tbe facts to the case.—Freeport live when other prvparai !<*>• 1*11. must m*»> xll for priwecuilng vagrants Hood's PHte cure bllli<nran«i». aid. heieafn r. ”Tin* vwturty will Hot frail »hr John James of Alamo took the obarabill*” shv . h the rawed <d ywpervirair*. piou load Of bronze tuvheys Into KalamMrs Winslow's Hootbing Hyrup bar AI l»-g mi count' paper* claim that New for zoooneday last week. One weighed, eblklren t-etbhig. Usooibanra ..... . —ft odn tbe kubm, attars all pain, cures •« ra > oll< dressed, 83,pounds and 18 weighed 300 RIcliltMnid k IlHfc* «rarg «M1 Uie Iwnks of and Is too •>e»t remedy for Diarrhoea. 1 pounds, an average of over 93 pounds Un- Kh aural' <» nvvr, Ms furnished more five cents a bottle. Sold by all throughout the world each. tW« murdera. «w.» drownlngs and several Chloride of lime Is said to be wn excel­ oilier acrtd«-H<ai drailia—In the last twen­ lent means df ridding a place from rats ty year*. and •mice. Wherever It la sprinkled the The Cbarhnte Tr'ibum* thinks the salar­ pests will flee, fur they have a strong ies of the officers of the Eaton county Agaversion to It iu any form. It h also « suffering with weakness and rlculiiiral SnrMy should be raised. The good disinfectant. enure nalnrimcumbtind only make 8250. emaciation, who give little Every mother should keep a buttle of It requites 288 teachers to instruct the nourishment to babies,should Oerter’s Extract Smart Weed In the house. youth of Calhoun county in the s public teko When the little one comes home with wet schurds. 0f thf-se forty-eight are gentle­ feet and chilled, a hot sHngof Carter’s Ex­ men and 237 ladies. There are 19.572 tract Smart Weed will prevent taking children of achool age. 8,800-of whom at­ cold. Children like It, It is as pleasant tend school. It cost the county $147,123­ a« lemonade. W. II. Goodyear. 30 '<> maintain the public schools during •While S. D. Kat her man, of Woodland 1893. The vnllre school property Ih val ti­ ed alg.518.d15. was driving iieanRoelna Friday be noticed smoke Issuing from the roof of a farm The Anderson House Rt Eaton Rapids house. He called the attention of a pe- ha* changed hands. the Cream of Cod-Ilver Oil ■destrlan to the smoke and together th- y and hypophosphites. It will C. A. Daniels of Otaego attempted to broke the door iu and ran up stairs, the part two dogs that were fighting and had give them strength and make 'faintly not being at home. They found a his hand badly bitten. their babies fat. Phyticiani, •six fool hole burned in the root and gain­ Only one new case of small pox was re­ the world over, endorse It. ing rapidly. ANer a hard struggle they ported at Otsego last week. -succeeded In subduing the flames and Scott’s Emulsion blaster Harry Shirley a Portage town­ were just in the act of leaving when tbe lady of tbe Iroase returned from a visit ship lad, has a tame crow which is a great to a neighbor’s. She was profuse curiosity as a mimic. He will bark like In her thanks a»id frightened at tlie nar­ a dug, call people by their ua»ne and dis­ plays intelligence that Is raost remarkable. row escape of her borne from rain. A. A C. 41. BARB&K • Physicians and Swrgewts. Jason L. Fa mice, a young man 25 years J. M. Smith went to Kniamatoo Tues­ Calls in city or county responded to witt of age living uear Plainwell shot himself day in answer ao the following twin In promptness, day*or night at the railway station at Monteith, Friday. the Grand Rapids Democrat:, “A little He was under arrest and was being taken A SHBLBOM, elght-year-eW girl, of Kalama.roo, named • Abstract aud Real Estate Office. to Homer from Plaiuwell for larceny. Florence Allan, was found by the police, Abstract Hlook. Hastings. Moq<m' to loxti on Iteal Estate Steal Estate halt starved and ill from a terrible beat Dr. H. Q. ButterdeM president of Oli­ •old -oa c -minlitaju. General eanrevauctng. Haring a complete set of Abstract Book!*, com­ ’ Ing inflicted by* her stepmother. The girl vet college died Monday morning of pneu­ piled teem tbe Keoordn. can furnish complete was placed ia the Childrens Home and monia after a few days illness. He has V tracts C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. the mother wfttl probably be arrested.” been president of tbe college since 1870. g M. fOWLEJLD.D. S. Tbe little girl is Mr. Smith's «iecev-^a H P daughter of bi# deceased sister. Officeiiours R a ir.. to 5 p. in. Attorney at Law (MucccHrorto Smith A Oolgvsv-e.1 (Office iu Union block. Hastings.> Practice* in all the courts of the state. E. EENASTON, Attorney at I-aw. (Over J. H. Hoadvear & Cn.’fc More.) Fractlceetn all court-<»f the State GnBectlona •roMiptly ittendtug to. A • K. -nsHMERXAN. Uinurtpsttih- Phye siciRB.anil Surgeon. (Offioe over Lxttirop’hdrug store.) F Amy wov Additional County News. Whcclerls H^lure Nerve -FfiffilTIVELT CUBES- HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration. Epilepsy. • SteeplenaueM i*l<1 all derangement* of tiae Uervous System. UNEXCELLED FO .Purely Vegetable, guarantee! free front opiates, 101.full sizedoacs, 50c. M. D. Bailey. Jtaov ivtng TWter Grand Rap­ Ids <Mlch ) Savings flank. «ay* b* cannot rtar tbomuck in favnr,of-‘AdiaoBAa,’'Wheeler's Preparqt by Wheeler and Faller Medicine • Co . CedaeSpnng*. Mich. Sold by. HASTINGS, MICM LOCAL .NEWS. • SIRtQLXTION - Thw week, 95 qairea. Frepsrau by Soott A Ilewns, 3. T. All Dracghrta Hereafter, changes far advertteesBents Must .reach this«office Taeedayn at latent to iMuredasertion'An tbe taw* of. the M»ek when brought. tbe relief-k fives in severest eases of <1> Hpepora •lek toe* iiwiie and hlUluusuew etc. l^rfeepcrt fei'trying do have a-crcamery. Camphor -Cream Catarrh Cure will cure Catarrh. W. £1. Goodyear. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure cold In the bead. W. fcl. Goodyear. Camphor Cream Catarrh Core Is the best ^aothlng andfeeatiag. W. H. Goodyear. A hot sling of <V»r. Extract Sciart Wood will enrt IS. Orippr. W. II. Gutxl- CaMer’i Croup ind CmxwvUod Cure U ebebeMeowb medlelnf. W. U. Good- Carter's Cough and Coaaumptkm Cure Try it; newer fails. W. relieves art cnee. U. GooSyetr, Carier-a Conrb and Consumption Cure will cure eoafha and croup, aeta q«lek, tastes <ooi. W. H. Goodyear. A mail aaekeaetalnlns about M.000 of pension drafla waa cut open and ridrd at South Bend. Indiana last week while al the depot in that eUr waiting to be treat- tarred to Michigan. A hot sling nf Carter's Extract Smart Weed will cut tbe mucous phlegm out of tbs throat and lungs inn few hosts, mak­ ing U a sure curt and quick cure and preveatlva of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore Throat. Pneumonia, etc., u these troubles ah eamu front • neglected cold. Goodyear. W. Hastings, •I intelligent reader*. But now tbe number of reader* of thoughtful Uteratart dlKU**e« Important subject*, but It I* not dun. raneou* activity I*, in fact, the most interestli _____ ____ citizenship Impfle* that a man shall know tbe opinion* •( tbe forataBrt BMO ud tbe latest great achievement* in every direction of activity SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. The Forum Is now as cheap as the magazines of ffiere etrfertalaffiMt. THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE GREAT REVIEWS The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New Voefc. age a Copy. *3 a Yem. Mich. TAL $75»000.00 SURPLUS 812.000.00, Incorporated under the laws of the State of Michigan. Open for business Dec. IS. 18M. officers: D.«. Kobins Ml. President: Chester Messer. Vice. Pre*. D. W. Rej-uolds., Csahier. DrjtCTqRs: D. w. Reynolds. * H. Powers I>. G. Robinson, R B. Me-iter. Jobn Oarveth. P. T. Colgrovo. EVERYTHING rt. E. REMKES, FRSF'K. iCrtNCEK IS CURrtBLE •VIA or creeds. •I the time, Hastings City Bank, man wire will -trent a motherlebC eight­ year-old girl ia that inhuman warmer de­ Cloverdale. serves a worae^tenalty than the statutes Miss Tuihurst of Richland was the guest of the state of Michigan provide.—Wood­ Has the only savings department In In Harry of her aunt Mrs. H. Pennols last week. County and pays 4 per cent interest on all time land News. l.-ane Swirkert has moved his family deposits. Judging freac the following clipped from into the chambers uver George Moslem’ the Maneciona Ilrrala money doesn’t store. grow on ail thebushes in the great state Rev. J. S. BftHnlnger of Nashville con­ In the line of choice candies, of Washington. If we in Michigan feel ducted revival services during the even­ the hard times what must it be for others ings of last week and sixteen persons fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery ■ who are lewt favored. O. Kudd writes made a start for tbe better life. The In­ goods, constantly kept-on hand. r from Washington to the Lapeer Clarion terest continues unabated anil the servi­ I.as follows: ••Thues are so hard and money ces will be continued during the week. Prompt attention given to all eo scarce here io tills good wheat country, The muihter’s heart is evidently In the orders. Call and see me at •tbe big;bend of<t|re Columbia, that pro- work and he says what he ireans and I perty can hardly l>e sold for autaey. A means what lie says and he preaches the CITY BAKERY. band of horses was sold the other day at gospel with great energy and power. Sheriff’s sale at oae dollar n head, and If Rev. J. Spitler was unable to be here ttoies don’t change more sheriff sales will on account of sickness. HORNELL be made at about<he same rale. Ctor lo­ Howard Mosher and family visited at cal wheat buyers advertise that they give E. B. Paynes last Sunday. Without the knife, still thirty cents a bodhe! for No. I wheat; deIt seems that a Hastings jury disagreed harsher caustlo. or potliveaed at the steam-boat landing. When In the matter of tlie shooting affair un --nx, . Special attention H glv we subtract from this the sacking live Granger lake last week. I think the en to Cancer. The treat­ ment la based upon the cente, threshing sic cents, and harvesting matter would have been plain enough to a theory recently embodied six eonts, we farmees wilt only have thir­ jury from this part. li. paper* read by Prof. V, .Mosctlg-Moorhoof Delore the Royal and Imper­ teen cents left for seed, harrowing, sow­ The Cloverdale choir attended the fun­ ial AMocta Honor Phyiiictans of Vienna namely: That as the cell elements in cancer have much ing, hauling tn tire market besides all tbe eral of old Mr. Warner of Orangeville lean rfullcr than thoee ot round Mesh. It la poenible to attack them without tnjtirtnrmimmnilheavy lifting, lutetost on money, which last week. lu< healthy cell*, or the general well-being of everyone must pay as all are in debt, is Some Ice was secured here last week the patient. The remedtea emloyed at HorneUsrille al­ two or three percent per month. Taxes but the thaw set-in tbo quick and now though aa hat rule.th aa lh<rae of Vienna, are far more effective—wholly removing the odor of About six tee q mill* to a dollar it taker- many will have to wait r while. the growth within twenty-four hour*, and caus­ two bushels of wheat to pay ing the diseaacd tliwue to shrink to a hard, dry eechar until it Is crowded out by healthy heal­ the Interest on 81. twenty bushels or two ing granulatlona. There ta no poulticing or Ploughing, no running rores or foul odor. It thirds of a ton to buy a pair of poor shoes Tbe following letters are uncalled for at Is the only known method that reaches and extwo bushels for a meal at a hotel. Our this post office:—Mr. Mlrlem Hilber, Mr. j»eH every cancerous cell. For references nnd other information address lacal grist onill gives from sixteen to twenty John Bickle, Mr. Arthur James, and Mr. the resident physician. feur pounds of flour tor a buahel of wheat Bashie Warner. J. D. MITCHELL, M. D. HurnelUvllIe. X. Y iacxciian’e and ask twelre dollars a ton Ladles, Mrs. M. J. Brownell, Mrs. Car­ for bran wlven I hey will only give nine to rie £. Kiboy. and Mrs. John Nye. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM tea dollars per ton fur the beet of wheat. Farms aud other real estate are passing Flllmwee. over to tbe money loaners. 1 Expect to I G. J. Teeple went to Grand Rapid hear-of many fateclosures be fore it he year I Wednesday accompanied by Miss Lizzie 1894 is out. ■ Smith aud Miss Winnie Teeple. The family of Dell Godfrey are on tbe sick ihM ' ♦ Thia school, located at Landing, Ih Mre. G. J. Teeple has returned borne inaintakh'd by tbe state, and affords after a long visit with her sister Mrs. Mc­ comprehensive education for those urbeare Clintock of Hastings. blind or «*> such defective vision that they Timothy Smith, the notice of whose are prevented from deceiving Instruction death was printed a week ago, was a in tbe public schools. grandson of James Monroe, who fought Board and tuition are free to al! pupil* In the war of 18L2. He was tbe death whose parents or guardians are residents watch of James Bird, and held the light of tbe state. for Bird to write his laat letter before he In all, ten teachers are -employed. Tbe was shot. literary work comprises all the branches usually taught in the com man and high schools of tbe state. DlsUnetlssb Uithont Dltfrrrncr*. In niusle, instruction Is given in voice When my dear, little son. who's five years old this week. training and pupils learn to play upon tbe Climbs upon my desk and meddles with my piano, organ, flute and violin. Brassin* quIHs. strumente are used by many. Plano tun* Upsets my Ink upon my treasured manuscripts, And tears to pieces all my little menm and ing Is one ot Che trades taught and a large Ulla; number of graduates qf this school Dow And when ay petted daughter, at the age of throe. earn a comfortable living by means of a ' Cuts all the picturrs from my best-belored bucks. trade acquired at the school. Plain and fancy sewing, by band and on tbe ma* And takes my r»atage sumps and pastes them on U>f vail. chine, knitting, crochetting and similar Thu*1 faierferiug greatly with the dado's work are taught the girls, and many are I aft me smiling by and curb mr temper well highly proficient in this difficult art. I anil not either onn a simple little dunce, Broom making is at present tbe only man­ Out. like adud Indulgent, Uli their scolding ma: •Ob. welt, let them aljnc. They 're children ual trade taught: an appropriation was only cnce." made by the legislature of 1893 which But wten tcy acxPdocr neighbor’s boy coses when available will enable the introduc­ And leave* a speck of mud upon wy hard* tion of other trades, aueh as carpet and reg weaving, hammock, fly-net and fish­ The people for ar least a hundred yards around Cun t close their ears against my penetrating net making. It is expected that through tbe Advantages afforded by .the generous And ahuuld by ehanoc my neighbor's daughter provision of tbe state each pupil will ac­ also come. And laadr jrtcnily upset my mucilage. quire such an education as will. In a great S1 'chlUlrer's beaaUy manners 1 do loudly rail measure, enable him to support him-elL And wrinkle up my brow with frowns of blackest rase. . if any of our readers kno w of a child And hence It is I put thia question to mankind who may be entitled to adiuisslou to this Why is it that, with children all m like M gtrau. reboot they will confer a favor Uj sending - ­ U) Tbss regard their own small fry as angela tbeJ'name and- address -to tlie Superintend ent of the School for tbe Blind, Lansing. rtni kxA open th*tr neighbors’ toys and flrta Even V««t sabjacl l» ttten up by Th. Forum wMn It naturally c«s fata pat lie attention and is treated by the best authorities, .wittart regard is parties Don't bo deceiied bj Sukstltitisl ADIRONDAi aaMOKB TRAM THAD® MARK rearem ie jHbrum □osiers . p A. 8CKIBKER, M. D., V* Physician and Sungeou, Deitoo. Mich. Office la resldera-c, oi4 dock east of droot. Philip t. oolgrove. rec. to 25c. a Copy om 25 to $3 a Year Splepdid What is CASTORIA Castoria la Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Intents and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is n harmleae substitute ' for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by ' Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allaysfeverishness. Castoria prevents, vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea aud Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cch*. toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s FrlemL Castoria. Castoria. "Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." Da 0. C. Osgood, •• Castaria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is r.ot far distant when mothers will consider the real interest at their children, and use Castoria indestroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending “ Our physicians in tbe children I euoo in their outside practice with Cut Mil, and although wo cnly hare among wr medical supplies what is known as regobar merits of Castoria has woo u* to lank taNto favor upon it.” UxmtD noareral asd The Inter Ocean ---------------------------- -IS THE--------------------------- — That's what you will MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE' WEST. . say of The Old * Mill Muswru. HXS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION TERMS BY MAIL B*ILY (without Sw4»? , IB.00 yer yw. SMPWEESLY, . . S2.00 - DAILY (with Suh WEEKLY, . . Aoo n.w.p.pe, TH« IHTKJt OCCAM te.p. u>tm« o«U» ,u *“• t“ "*w**"° «•« The Weekly Inter Ocean mail acrrice Bu Arthur W. Marchmont, B. ft. A8A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS It is a story of the most absorbing inter est—and the first in stallment will appear Here's a Treat That none of our readers should miss. LOOK OUT FOR THE OPENING CHAPTERS -'ZX A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, EIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making in al! SIXTEEN PAGES ILLUa^JSS.1^ This 8i<r OF READ,M0 “ATTEA Mzte TWO rULL.»j 1LLU8TBATI0NB, ia atom worth tbo pric* cbargad tar tbe mmt. THE INTER OCEAN 18 PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, tba news »W DOLLAR PER YEAR. Addre** THE INTERI For a short time wc will seniF Wwek'y Inter Ocean, the two paper, for only one in advance, to B .rry County Rei.lors. Taose on year. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Feb is. bow. of their own. Thn.r. .unoorf- _- luxuries of life. I shaddsr, however, at the thought that tlie time most come when J ail this will be changed. When tbe gen­ eral prosperity of tbe country will be destruyed When the great body of wortlng- MA.OHhlX LCOM.**"; editorial notes WHO STOLE THE RETURNS? at LJMBtuc. Of all the sinister cireuuMlanoes con­ nected with the amendment frauds the 1894 : * table and there left it unprotected for over four hoars. Mr. May m>s be took supper will) friends at tbe Hudson bouse Thursday evening and after conversing with friends about the hotel for some time went to the Hotel Downey where he took a room to which he took his records and left them. He then called on a* friend at the hotel Down»*y and remained there until nearly 10 o'clock. From that time until 11:40. when tbe discovery that the returns had been stolen was made, he was about tbe hotel lobby but It never once occurred to him io g-« to his room tn sec if the returns, about which be was so s<dicltous at Mahou, were all right. Neither did It at any time occur to him to have Uic bundle put In tbe office safe where valuable articles are usually deposited by lhe gaeste. He thinks he locked his room door behind him and, of course, that was enough. About 11:40 May was talking with a newspaper man and proposed that they go upstairs and he would show him how the Wayne County returns bad been rais­ ed 4,750 in the 1898 vote. They went to his room, found the door slightly open, and going In May exclaimed “My God they've gone.” investigation showed that the record book had been mutilated. The •facets comprising tbe 1S92 returns were goue. as were two sheets comprising the 1891 returns. All had been cut out with a sharp blade. —but they cannot be prosperous and have work while this principle is threatened. In tbe midst of their suffering they will learn that the only way they can be pros­ perous and happy Is to vote for tbe party that has built up tbe industries "by which they have gained a livelihood; because they Will then see clearly that when tbe manufactory is shut down there is no de­ mand for the only thing which they have to sell, and that Is their labor.*’ Secretary Carlisle and the Hund Since my article of one week ago on tbe tesue of bonds under tbe act of Jan. 14, 1875 (“Resumption Aet"], there have been In conversation Ellis admits Hint. t,e atatemeut very materially. After 'Ellis passed them they claim to have talked fully 18 minutes before parting: and the lady above mentioned Mys she raw Ellis coming out of room M. There Is more circumatanciai evidence in the ea»e. This robbery will occupy tbe attention of the grand jury at Mason this week. 11 is very certain that these who are vitally interested in the forged returns are near Lansing, and thia robbery proves that they will stop at nothing to remove evidence of guilt, whoever the guilty ones JAMS* G. BLAINK-S PROPHECY. nt nti adequate sum. But, as the expend!-. tun s are now exceeding the receipts of the tretuury to the extent of about eighty millionsa_year. Il would follow, if tills n* serve can be drawn upon forcurrent’ pay­ ments. that the rescue would be quickly drawn down to the danger line, and a new sale of bonds would be required to bring it up and replenish tbe redemption fund. If that ta* a correct construction nf the । law,*their there Is no rezsoo why the en­ tire exp* nse of lhe government might not be met by sales of bonds under tills act. under tbe guise of maintaining specie re-1 dempl ion. Bui that is not lhe law. The secretary is authorized to sell bonds to ••provide fur the redemption in this act authorized or required." That is, Lhe redemption of United States treasury notes. In sums not Iws than 850, at tbe office of the assistant treasury In New York- Upon tbe familiar principle that the expopsa ineiuatou of one drugs Tint's th, highest quality of everything. It’s a great satisfaction to us we send out is just as good as good drugs will make it. IS you couldn’t get it any better. All made by the most reliable manufacturers of the country: _ companies who have reputations to sustain. But that is Modern Druggist and Bcok Seller. . JllSl events happened that would have caused the country to flourish almost independent­ ly of any legislation there might be. In tht first place was the great famine In Ire­ land wbieh wade a great demand for our products. Next was the war with Mexico which called 100,000 men from tbe natur­ al occupations of life and the expenditure of 8175,000.000. During this period also occurred the Crimean war which made an WHAT Protects our customers, They1 know that what they buy is first8301 class. They are pleased and soi are we. Just now fl WE Are making a big drive in the line of Dreeaere, and many are taking advantage of our $14.00 and $20.00 goods that we SELL Now for $10. No better bargains were ever offered in Barry county than those we are now offering. Literally speaking ‘ ‘Wearegiving yon gold dollars for fifty cents.” A. McCOY Fine Line oi Ganned Goods AT 3. E. PHILLIPJ I you can't always DOINGS net what uou want., and non don’t al ~mans mwnai non "ioan ooi. XOTICB , One thousand five hundred yards broidery Just in at from 3 to 20c per t You can't match it for tbe money, at lire Racket ; ■ ; ■ j V ■ I am going to dispose oi my new furniture at some price. Shoes!!! Please lend us your ears. You will save dollars aud cents by It We Now is your time to get goods have some ladles shoes and gents which ................. a little money.. II . wi}l' But we have what ||0l for if we can fit you will save you S .In lhe buy and sell wrviM want and. 01 uou see, uo« still price, at tbe Racket. hand goods and do Hplio' We have 8 <dot. dhh pans Just in at ; will biiu. you are lookinfl tor stering and repairing. canned 'We have canned floods. aoods. Wc have some spring underwear left them—a lull and first Glass that is going at less than cc»U at tbe Rack- j cfnrV stock m«toni.htheoid«tini>.w ......... ’“‘j All the shades in tan cotton from 10 to 18c, at lhe Racket. hose at' A large lol of lace from tire. auction house at prices the old hundred |H*r cent will call no good, it is the lx-si at the Racket. * 19941356 Jefferson 8L Furniture Store. Koal hods 35c at tbe Racket. Wr have n few wool over shirts at i prices less than the old fogies bought a’, I at the Racket See our goacts before you buy, save you'mosey, at the Racket. it Hams & VenArman will j Window shades lo close out. Sic, at lire Racket. Five quart pails 18c: 10 quart 15c or 100 for 81.08, at the Racket. shoes One thousand two hundred carpet tacks | for 10c or 100 for 1c, at the Racket. Tweniy-five^ood needles for 1c at rhe • THE. HARD TIMES HIT THEM HARD Racket. Twelve best wood clothes pins 1c at the Racket whole late war. And unless some “New Two hundred and eighty good pins for California'’ is discovered or some unex­ pected war occurs to make a demand for | Ic at the Racket. Three good slate pencils for 1c at tlw our products to stave off the evil effects of i the bill ila pernicious features will lie fell Racket. still more. I Two good ted pencils for to. others 6o each, at the Racket. Gov. Kieh Lbows that he is made of ttfr ’ S See that Bump books and ayes !Sc a right stuff wlien he asks for tbe resigna­ card at tbe Racket tion of those stale officials, wltose cart-lvM»- j Bin tht SHOES Weren't Hun I bey are better than bebatu>e you can get them We will soon receive our spring ndllln- lacted tlwir signature* to returns which they didn't take tbe time to examine. Be will be all new and the brgeat we ever I of State. So matter what you paid ior it w H.QOObTEflR great many are familiar with present tran­ sactions yet the great majority have never taken tbe pains to examine into the causes which led to the short lived prosperity of the people after the bill of 184®. It is true that for a few years the country was prosperous after the tariff of 1848, which has been used as something oFte model for the present Wilson bill. Along at that period a combination of portations of goods into ibis country from abroad, such importations will take tbe place of goods that should be made here by American labor. We have already buf­ fered from the mere threat of the Wilson bill. Indeed it is claimed that it has al­ ready cost the country more than the grade reason we buy only the tery CIIDNITIIPP 18 wllat *e instantly carry in rU ltnl 1 UI\L stock. We keep nothing but the latest styles and have no shelf worn, out of-date stuff that we want to dispose of. It the great mass of people events that tran­ spired at that date are as Greek. While a bouses were as. plenty then as now. There Is no reason to expect but what the consequences of the Wilson bill will be tbe same now as then If It i» pamd. if our revenues are to be derived from Im­ I894 to know that every pit < ription cy of 825.321,907.25 transmitted, from Ito predecessor, and banded over a deficiency are now working will be strong enough to of 80.874,822 to Ita succeaaon—Editor Na­ defeat at the polls tbe party advocating tional Tribune.) tbe doctrine of protection. It must inevit­ In behalf of tbe Wilson bill it is argued ably follow that uncertainty and doubt 1 will ensue. Tbe business men of tbe that It was framed upon tbe Mme princi­ country fearing tbe destruction of tbe ples as tbe bill of 18441 which brought principles of protection will decline to en­ such great prosperity to the people. To shut down and the workingmen will be thrown out of employment. Ths people will then see as we have never seen before ► running chances with second KIND OF democrat speakers, the result will be that In tbe very near future these forces which two notable utterances on that subject: products First, the discussion of the supreme court unnatural demand for our of tbe District of Columbia, by Judge Cox, abroad. Last but not least was tbe dis­ and, second, the speed) of Senator John covery of the wonderful gold deposits la California. ‘Up t«> 1810 the country had 'Sherman, tbe author of tbe act. Both these hnld that Secretary Carlisle suffered for want of a stable cuirency. has the right and authority under said act From 1793 to 1840 only about 885,000.­ to issue bonde for the purpose of maintain­ 000 of tbe yellow me’al had been coined. Soon after these rich deposits were struck ing special redemption. The court, so far as 1 have been able to in California a steady stream of thcyellow leap), did not pass upon the other, and met<J commenced In pour across lhe conti­ perhaps more Important, branch of tba nent and enter the channels of trade, to question, that is, whether the proceeds of which it gave a mighty impetus. Between these bonds can be used to meet the cur­ 1851 and 1888 over 8850,000,000 of gold rent expenses and outlay of the govern­ were coined—over seven times as much as there had been from 1792 to 1849. Un­ ment. Senator Sherman goes further than tbe der all these favorable circumstances the court, and declares that In his judgment wonder is, not that tbe country flourished tlie secretary can Issue lhe bonds for no despite hostile legislation but that It did other purpose than to maintain specie re­ not flourish longer. As soon as these ex­ demption; and that the proceeds cannot be traordinary Giicamstaucre disappeared tbe properly applied to the ordinary expendi­ country commenced to decline. Why? Became that tariff enCuuraged the impor­ tures of the government. This h a most important and far-readi- tation of European goods and fabrics that Wuo Don It? should have been made here at home. When County Clerk May reached Lan- Ing distinction. If Senator Sherman is cor­ aing Thursday he met Attorney General rect, then lhe only use which Secretary Our markets were flooded with importa­ Ellis al tbe depot It te Mid they talked Carlisle can. make of the 850,000,000 tions from abroad. What was Lhe result? Despite the enormous gold coinage inci­ together about five minutes. When May which lie will Yccelve for his bonds. Is to dent to the discovery of gold in California returned to Lansing from Mason where cover it Intolhe redemption fund aud hold all the yellow metal commenced to be the grand jury is in seulou. he registered It sacredly and only for the redemption of shipped to Europe to »<•!tie trade balances. at the Hudson.House aud was assigned to I United States treasury notes—In lhe “Room «JG” and left tlie returns in his words of the statute—“on their presenta­ So great was the impottatlou that Secre­ tary Close declared in 18GI) at the com­ room. After he had finlslied his supper tion for redemption at the office of the as­ he was seen talkiag with a frtend down sistant treasurer of lhe United Startes in mencement of the war, that all lhe gold and silver together in lhe United States stain. About Ibis same time two promi­ the. city of New York. In sums of not teas would not exceed $50,000,000. nent aud respected ladies who board at than fifty doltars.*' *Wheu the production of gold comment­ Upon the other theory* maintained by lhe Hudson House and know Att^- Gener-1 al Ellis well, were talking at the foot of j। some, and as I understood held by the aec- ed to decline dtatrea* commended to be our markets .passed them and went >tary and his advlreni. It may be turned fell. Out* money - was gone, -------- — : -----------the stair-*. Ellh ~ After talking (or wme time I “‘l0,the «c,M,ral f,in'1 °r lh« treasury and BUed wUh European production*, aud Enup stairs, I applied to the ontiuary purposes lire I n'Pe*“ cmpelUlon had done so much hurt tbe tallies i>art«*d, one leaving tlie build- ‘ log. tbe other gohig up Mairs and was • government. ' This would undoubtedly Itb-11 our ^cforits ware unable to continue, . .__ ..... t -. -. ■tld MUIUmI z>iu.rw>l>.n« Tl... passing akmi tbe hallway just as Att'y I 8UeB*then ,be *>li for tho time and ratted operations. The commercial Gen. Ellis tame out of room 6G. iu which ! bel”^ ROil 1,1 ,httt extent maintain specie and industrial depression of 1853— 54 fol­ lowed and in ,tfi37 rame tbewpanlc. Soup redemption, so lung us the reserve Is kept1 May left the returns. went to room GJ, but upon trying tire door he thought it was locked. He then left anti came down stairs. Tbe testimony of the ladles however, contradicts this WONDIRI WHEN PROMM-Y INVlITtO. if, bad enough to be sick uithiw A *10.00 WILL WORK United States notes, as provided by law. this must be is this: ___ ___ __ i. B. M. Ct rcHeon. “Tbe great southern wing of the demo­ _ cratic party are determined to establish the gage In business, consequently mills will The best cd medio, 5 are none too good lor sick folks, mysterious disappearance and mutilation doctrine of free trade in thia land. They of the Wayne county records at lire hotel Editor National Tribune: will be assisted by their northern allies. Downey Thursday night, is by far lhe To settle a dispute, please state wheth­ The fight.la now on. There is a great most suspicious. When County Clerk er the Republican Congress, when Tom body of visionary but educated men who Rend was Speaker, commonly called. May left Detroit Thursday in respouse to are employed day by day in writing free a subpoina summoning him before the “Tbe Billion Dollar Concrete,” spent more . grand jury be took with him the original trade essays and arguments iu favor of than the next Congress, which was demo­ that doctrine, which find tbelr way In precinct and township returns of 1891 and cratic?—J. H. Bakkh. Cox’s Mills, lod. 1895, the footing sheet of 1893 showing every newspaper in this land. [It did not. It spent less. The follow­ • The great body of our people have nev­ the figures raising tbe affirmative vote ing are tbe figures: 4,75b in the aggregate, and the record er experienced, themselves, the suffering ... 8MM 7.1CLM book contalulng copies of the county can­ which always results when the protective lek vas of both years. The footing sheet of principles are laid aside. Poisoned and *3$.404 .am.H 1881, It willjj* remembered, coold not be excited by the wild statements of these ExoeaoCBMover»l<................. The 51st Congrvw made good a deficien­ found In the clerk’s office. Mr. May went writers and the aemagoglc appeals of to Mason, via lumsing, expecting lo be called upon to testify Tt ursday but be was not readied and so came up to Lan­ sing In tbe evening to await Friday morn­ ing's session of the grand jury. Not hav­ ing been offered In evidence, the records remained in his possession, and when it was suggested-to him before leaving Ma­ son that he leaxe them in the county clerk's vault there, he said that he felt they would be Mfer if be had them with him, and ho brought them to Lansing. Notwithstanding his solicitude for Ibe safety of the records. Clerk May had no sooner reached tbe Uotel Downey than he took the bundle to bis room on lhe second floor, the key to which will unlock every other room on tbe floor, placed it on the PRESCRIPTIONS. THE REAL UP-TO-DATE was kept at 8100,000.080, and that wm kept Meredly Intact, aod was never count­ men in this land, who are mw so prosper­ ed as part Of the available cash Ln tbe ous, will hear their wives aod children cry Thirty per »*ent. of the out­ ’ for bread; that the day roust come when 'treasury. the great factories and manufactories of standing greenbacks would require 8101,­ 000,080. But whatever the amount, under this land will abut down, and where there Is now life and activity, there will be the the provisions of tbe taw. It ought lo be alienee of the tomb. And tbe reason why Mt apart strictly for the redemption 'of AVOttaT 14. ?-- ^IJRMTURE States treasuy notes. Tbe law does not fix tbe amount tbe redemption fund. Prior to March test It antil you see what the Racket. Wn want yonr trade. C*]] aod we trade with ns at iw THE LITTLE. RED EitONT SHOE - I �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Feb. 15, ^89^ AH THERE" 1 I L t [ 1 bare moved into the oeeond ward but will still do baking. Any orders left at the photograph gallery will he promptly PERSONAL MENTION. b xzard that many of tbe younger genera-! Hon of the elty can remember. Some of I the older Inhabitants however, rearil a. I city Tuesday. filled aod the goods delivered. . Miss Etta Main returned to Grand 1Rap- day, the 1st of Jan. In 1884 when a storm Mrs. G. L. Heath. of even worse character thin that of Mon-1 Ids yesterday. The M. C. IL IL has made a change In day was raging. In speaking of that Shirley Smith came home from Ann , Ita time-table. The morning train going time, a lady wbo is an old settler in these east now gets here at 7.63. Tbe noon Arbor to-day to spend Sunday. parte said she went to spend the day with I train going west at same time as former­ IL B. Messer left last week for an Mrs. McNair, who was then alive and ly. Tlie evening train going east now tended business trip Ih the east. lived on West Green St She Started ear­ goes at G. 12 instead of 6 38. * Miss Grace Messer returned from a visit ly In the morning before tbe storm was at Don’t be deceived by the cry that other with Paw Paw friends Tuesday. Its worse, but It was three days before the oil is as good as Scofield’s, Sburmer’s and Mrs. A. D. Cook and Allee Cook spent roads were broken enough to warrant a | Teagle's. because it Is nowhere as good, Sunday with Lake Odessa friends. horae and cutter coming after her to redoes not give as good light, besides Penn­ Melvin Mead and wife, of Kalamazoo, •ufti. Tuesday morning Main St looked sylvania oil is the best in tbe world any are visiting friends In this city this week. as though an avalanche of snow bad struck way. Best oils sold by Cook A Cook. Hon. P. T. Colgrove was in Pontiac it Four stout horses were required to The High School, also tbe Sth. grade Monday and spoke before tbe Lincoln drag tbe plow through tbe drifts on the CU Are you dyeing or are you. expecting to dye this spring. If you are you want good result < and the only way to obtain the same is to buy your Dye Stuffs where you can get them pure and fresh. A great many people make fail­ ures of dyeing because their coloring matter in old and of will observe Washington’s birthday with course useless. Wo make a appropriate exercises consisting of recita­ practice of buying Dye Stuffs I tions and songs by tbe school and also of only in small quantities. And shore addresses by prominent citizens of thereby having always a fresh Hastings. All are invited. The exercis­ stock. B.gery thing is pure es will take place In the afternoon begin­ and cheap, we have a full line ning al 1.30. of Perfection Diamond and L. Thibout has been released from du­ Peerless Dyes. Make no mis­ rance vile, fils father having paid his fine take in the place, the old and costs. During bls confinement in wooden building one door the coanty basttie he was attack by a relig­ ious fever, reading a bible almost contin­ eait of City Bank. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. Ben Bush, of Kalamazoo, was In the Club in that elty. south side of the road. Thomas McPbarlln left for Sioux City, Iowa, last week where he has accepted a position as barber. We have just completed arrangements whereby we cau soon furnish “The Holy Land Photographed” lo our readers for the usual 10c and a coupon which will be published iu this paper probably next week. Everyone certainly Is interested, or should be, in this work, and especially those connected with church work in any manner. There will be seven books, each book containing 16 photographs upon heavy enameled book paper. Among izFrank B. Pryor left for Rochester Sat­ urday. where be was called by the dan­ gerous Illness of his father. George Landis has resigned his position with W. J. Holloway and Charles Ingham, of Benton Harbor, is filling bls place. Rev T. D. Marsh, of Richland, a former pastor of the Presbyterian church preach­ ually during ids stay, and since bls release ed here Sunday. He was entertained at has attended prayer meetings with great Mrs. I, A. Holbrook's while in tbe city. regularity.—Woodland News. Merrill Foote, special traveling agent of William Thomas, or more familiarly tbe Northwestern Life Insurance Co., left known as "Cap’t” Thomas died at his home Tuesday for a ten days business trip in near Coate Grove last Thursday night, af­ bis old field where he has been soliciting ter suffering from poor health for some for the past two months. three years. He was sixty four years old. The funeral occurred Saturday af­ Why use oil that will smoke and char ternoon. Deceased leaves a wife and was tbe wick. Then use Palacine oil at 12c stepfather to F. G. Stowell of this city. per gallon. Sold by Cook A Cook. other things will be photographs of all tbe great temples aud bouses of worship; Tombs of Absalom and David; Gethsemane (showing Mount of Olives); Rl ver Jordan: Well of Beersheba; Red Sea; Dead Sea; View of Bethlehem; Rachel’s Tomb; Ja­ cob’s Well; and scores of other and even more interesting views than those named, AU that this will cost will be 70 cents and seven coupons which will be printed in The Otsego Sportsmens’ Association have /fhe Womens Club met Friday afteroon, and a large number were In attend­ written Riebard K. Fox, offering 849,000 ance Papers were read in connection to have the Corbett—Jackson fight there. with the subject of Greek History which What is 2c on a gallon, when it lasts Is now being studied, by Mrs. Hoyt and much longer, gives a beautiful, soft light, Mrs. Lathrop. Mrs. Pancoast led a dis­ does not smoke the chimney and perfectly cussion on "Dress Reform.” Three new safe. Sold by Cook A Cook. members were admitted and the number 4,/The ____ Hastings Fire Department will forty, to which the clob I, limited, l« »owj^ 'tbeu ,nn^ d,nK on y,b. 'filled. reference to the item published in lhe Free Press several days ago to tbe ef­ fect that one of the original government witness trees, bearing the date of 1834, had been found in Sanilac county. Lee S. Cobb, county surveyor of Barry county writes that thete are at least a dozen of the trees which were marked bv the govern­ ment surveyors in 182<> and 1827 still standing in this county.—Woodland year at Mudge’s Opera House, at Ford’i Hotel, Bill for dance 75 cents per coupie; Everybody knows what Porto Rico mo­ lasses Is. It Is the best In the world an d is so recognized. Spary Phillips has just received a nice stock of it and Is selling it for only 60c per gallon. 411 orders for Part No. 1 will be prompt­ ly filled from this office. All after No 1, it may take a week or possibly two weeks to get, so there need be no worry if you do not receive them promptly. t 1 LOCAL NEWS. 95 quire?. Ym can get a nice lunch at the Senate cheaper than you ea» carry yon! dinniT. Pdlucilie oil Oil! Old! Oil.’!! Red Cross oil I Or. Cook A Cook. Wj keep the be*t lOcoll sold air, where, the "R*d Cross” Cook A Cook. *e<aster falls this year on the 25th Mar.eh. which U the earliest In of some year*. Gan. .1. G. P.irkhnr.a has been appoint­ ed post master at Coldwater by President Cleveland. Yesterday was Vateatiue Day. a* on? might guess by stepping in the post office when school was not ip session. Keep watch of the Little Red front Shoe Store fra nice ahoes this sprinjr. New styles, good stock at fair prices. Palatine oil is safe, of high tert. lasts longer, and pays.to buy it. Cook «t Cook, Don't forget that tbe Senate always seis up a nice meal at the lowest possible prices. Give it a trial and see fra your­ self. P. T. Col grove’s increased Jaw bnsim-as has obliged him to add another type writer to his office force. Mrs. L. H. Evarts Is now filling that posh ion. The llth. annual reunion of Co. F will be livid in U. A. R: Ball in lids city tn Wednesday Feb. Slat, at 1 r- «»• A ptenic supper will be served at five o’clock. T1 e Executive committee have spared ne pi Ina irae The storm that stru.-k Dundv->. M< The county, done a great *ieal of rlr;i 1. . penpie of that vicinity can con;: rJuktle themselves that a Urge. 1.umber of tin tn me insured in the rellabfc Michigan ■Mu if ­ tual Tornado Cyckme anti Wind.^tonu In­ surance Couiphiiy. which promptly settles j ' nn ! number-*. The March Delineators ; tdafes have just arrived. 1 Have you sent Inyo nr coupons yet for! 1 the ••Photographic Tbi.r of the World”. ' Remember that this Is Vi work of art. that! you get glimpses of Avery part of blow. On tbe contrary there were two witnesses beside Denton himself wbo swore that be was In his reran at the time. Just how this little discrepancy will ter­ minate Is uDkoown, but tbe first com­ plaint was dropped and Denton now lan­ guished in jail charged with perjury, and If he Is guilty there are certainly others who ought to be taken on the same charge. kL. P. Kxcnraion to Gnuid Baptds. The Michigan Central will sell excursion tickets to Grand Rapids and return at rate of one dollar. Good going only on train leaving Bastings at 11.25 p. m., February 19th. Good returning up to and including Feb 21st Children at half of C. R. Osbobn, Agent above rate. JMity Pure K cream at tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Royal Baxtsc Powder Co., Wall St., N. V. HE above is an exact reproduction of the present condition of a man who DIDN’T READ THE PAPERS. Before reti ingata hotel in neighboring city he“Blew out thegas.” His funeral was held a few days later Had this unfortu­ nate man kept posted by reading the papers he would be numbered among the living to-day, and enjoying the blessings of plenty, instead of leaving a destitute family because hefcwould have kept track of the market reports, besides learning from papers that it would be sure death to blow out the gas be­ fore retiring. In this connection we desire to call your atten­ tion to our clubbing rates. We are offering TO BARRY COUNTY READERS Tlie Hastings Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocea n, the two papersone year for $1.00. The Hastings Banner and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the two palters one year for $1.00. The Hastings Banner and New York Weekly Tribune the two papers one year for $1.00. Any three of the above papers for $1.50. All four of them for t $1.75. TO READERS OUTSIDE OF BARRY COUNTY Any two for $1.25; any three for $1.75; all four for I2.C0. cannot tell how long this offer will be open, Simple <<pi<e may be seen at the Banner office, ar/wr /7tfz:ex* ,'i the! world and all it co.*«s.is 10c and a Banner all losses. A storm of this character coupon. Send stumps if more convenlen*. however is only nn :idvertis« men*, for a We'have Part No. 1 at our office rail company of iu stability. Tb's company and sec It. Don’t miss this opportunity it will bt- remembered has been in exist- of getting something now that yon will al­ auce nine years and has uover made an ways regrot hereafter that you do not in­ assessment, a record of which it may well vest in. If you do not take advantage of It be proved. D. W. Rogers of this city Is now. Book 3 on the Hawaiian.Islands Is the efficient secretary and has been large­ worth all that the whole series cost. If ly instrumental in bringing Um company you lack any of the coupons please name to ita present high standing. which one or ones you waul and we will supply them. Write your names and adHastings division, N<». 19. Vuifoim 'dtosses plainly. Rank, K. of P., have consented to assist Kalamazoo Dtvletai, Nn. 9, In entertainThe Michigan fegfelature last winter ing, their friends at the grand ball to bfe given In this rtty March 7. The Hastings division has attained such perfection, in the beautiful manual of arms and ’foot tbe Hastings house. Joe. Boaver was going home abouk 10 o’clock and alleged that as be was at tbe southeast corner of tbe building be was con iron ted by John Dated. Ute Den ton, a local pugilist, who hauled off and struck him a ferritic right hander ary, lOtb, 18M. Bw-KiJlanding heavily under tlie right optic, causing his face to swell out like an apple dumpling. Friday Denton was arrested for assault and the trial was commenced before Justice Kenastoo without a jury. Claude AUrrtau, JfMiivHle So general has the belief.come to be that Sirati CopelAO, , “ tbe same person can’t be in two different places at the same time, that it is now universally recognised as a fact There were several different witnesses that claim to bare seen Denton strike tbe u. •1 A TRIP AROUND THE ...WORLD. ♦.. This week. making. Thursday night a fight occurred near “He Blew Out The Gas.’’ People in the vicinity of Hastings need­ ing anything io the granite or marble line Frank E. Heath has purchased a stock will do well to call on McNaughton, Col­ of drugs at Edmore *and left for that vin Co, of Battle Creek and get their plaee Tuesday. The people of Edmore prices before buying. For the next ninety will find Frank an enterprising, hustling days they will make this inducement. young man. and we wish-, him success in They will pay all expenses both ways for his inew field. all patrons who come to them, and will Every reader of the Banner should get guarantee a discount of five per cent, from "The Holy Land Photographed.” All it the usual prices prevailing in this vicini­ NUMBERS CM AN OE EACH WEEK. will cost complete is 70 cents, that is 10 ty. Cal! on or write them nt, 98 East Send or bring each week this cou­ cents a week for 7 weeks and the usual pon. together with TJKX cents, and Main St., Battle Creek, Mich. , you will receive Portfolio No. 3 ot coupons, the first one of which will be ATRIP AROUND THE WORLD.’’ We desire to say to all patrons that lhe published next week, or the week follow­ For particulars see ’•ad” page I. Delton Roller Mill is running and will ing. . bi kept running, despite reports to lhe Jacob C. Custer died at bis home in tbe contrary. We are here for business aud fourth ward last Thursday. He had a we propose to do business. We thank our stroke of paralysis sometime since and his patrons for their trade and we cordially death had been expected hourly. The invite new patronage. We propose to do CKCMLdTlON • funeral occurred Saturday at 10. a. m. good work; la pay the highest possible Mr. Custer was 75 years old and leaves a prices for everything and treat one and j large circle of relatives. all alike. Give us a rail. Hereafter, changes l<»r advertisements ■ Yonrs for Business, Nearly all the week at court has been ■ must reach this office Tuesdays at la lest to Dodds A Hartman. • • occupied with the case of the people vs injure i:K 'rti<n In the issue of the week Itelton. Mieh. • Sheffield for felon I us assault. The jury when brought. ' ■ this morning. An article appeared IM last week’s issue I' will l>e charged ......... .................. .. or the J.mm.l h-H-tlnir open t»J I A’» Teff' W«daj- .nd , ,»l manhiotl. that I li.d d|Mp. P'«d not «d«v lolh.el.arpe of murder. | Got your tn .•ah u id Iu nchvs nt the ” t my friend? In the lurch. I °'M "" ltw M“v term °* ate” restaurant. ... ' - . * court. • anj 4zTii3 new <». A. R. Hall will be 'ledicat-i Thu article was written without foundation whatever and has m»t a word । ed Tiiura lay cveulni. Feb. 22nd. Wm. IL Goodyear, lhe druggist. Mtiu aernet hvl rv'rry appearance uf a of irurh in it. Had any one wanted to , disposed of his slock of newspapers, maga find me they c > ild easily have dow so as ' zin4.«. etc., to Jesse W. Tefft, who now, by ' street in a de<ertel railage Monday. I was In constant ctfijivspuntlence with this transfer has control of the entire * R I !i > v t > a •* Ip2 views of the Holy I some of my friend*. The article did in • a periodical business of (his city. The Land fuir only 70 emits in this issue. great injusticeaud my re nppearirijt-r i> pm wants of Mr. Goodyear’s list of customers If you want the bdst and freshest can­ baldy the Iwst refutation, I will be promptly attended to by Mr. Tefft, j ned sit ways go to Spary PhiH'p*. Mgitnii.t. Toote. । who will also fill all standing orders for: rtKT SERIES N2. 1. COUPON No. 3. der »l offers ■ ! I 1 enacted a law, from which we extract the following section: "The people of the State of Michigan enact that it shall be unlawful for any person, dealer, firm, drill as laid down in Py IbUin tactics that manufacturer or corporation to manufact­ they are frequently called on to give ex­ ure and sell, or coffer for sale any maple hibitions on public oseailotis. No. 19 are auger, maple molasses or maple syrup the acknowledged champions of the Unit­ that is in anywise adulterated with com­ ed States and have won prizes at many mon sugar, glucose, or any other foreign state and-natknal gatherings. They will subatance without dU'Inctly marking, take part in tbe grand parade liere. after stamping or labelling the article or the which they will give an exhibition drill, package contain]ng lhe same with the a id all who are so fortunate as to receive true and appropriate name of ruch article invitation i to the ball wHI no doubt avail and the percentage la which common ...... sutheaMlves of the opportunity to witness gar. glucoac or any other foreign aubthis beaut!fol right—Kalamazoo Tele- IT IS A MISTAKE To suppose that anybody can sell you two dollars worth of goods for one dollar. IT IS A MISTAKE To suppose you can get lhe right results if you buy at the wrong place. WE SAY FRANKLY That we do not attempt to push prices so low that qua’ ity must be sacrificed. We are anxious that our goods shall be satisfactory rather than cheap. Cur aim is to serve our customers so well that we shall retain their trade from year to year. No other house does, ever did, or ever will sell such sterung qualities in clothes, hats, furnishings at such low prices as we quote. �fit Hastings Banner, Thursday, Feb. JJ, 1894, COOK. BROS- Froprrotors. A SENATOR’S BLONDER. Made an OtJet Lesson by a Bright Journalist Poatmsvtvr Uresrwl H>m»U I’.rp-trete* i Ghastly Jok*-Ho*r David Lavrala, Clot Gnod Stories. (Special Washiuxton Letter 1 When the senate special committee was engaged in an endeavor to ascer­ tain who gave information to the news­ paper men concerning executive ses­ sions, the gentlemen of the press had considerable quiet fun with tfte states-, Mr. AUx. Holton Alden. Michigan. Splendid Results Disabled by Dyspepsia Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. "C. I. Hood A Co.. Lowell. Mass.: •‘I tote taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla with splen­ did results. I wm troubled with dyspepsia so bad that I could not work. I am M years of ago and a carpenter and joiner by trade. I com­ ment e>l a course of treatment with one of our physicians, but In sain. Finally I was persuaded to buy a bottle of Hood s Sarsaparilla, I Took Just One Bottle aud I have not lost a day's work since, on ac­ count ot my ohl trouble of dyspepsia. It to* also Improved my general health and I feel much Hood’s5^’Cures stronger. I gladly recommend Hood's Sarsapa­ rilla as an excellent blood purifier." Alkx. Holtom, Alden, Michigan. Hood's Pills «e tbe br.-U family cathartic, yentk aud effective. Try a box. 5i5 <anls. CAM T OBTAIN A PATENT? For prompt ansiror and an honest opinion, write t ML’NN* A: CO., who have had nearly Mty year experience In tbe patent business. Cotnusunla “PnlcriM taken through Munn & Co. rcerirn •pwl*Fnotice Inthe Hcicntiflc Amerlean, and tin* aro brought widely before the public with­ out co#t to tbe Inventor. This splendid naper, iwacdweexiy, elennUy [MuttfateAtaii brnrtSa gelation ot any «uenuuc work in the BvUdlnw Ediuaajaoagfr, StJO* ymr. Ningto Jpptea. rent*, yrery number contain* beau­ tiful plates, m color*, and nhotograpb* of Dew bwwre with Plan*, enabling builders t o show the latAat dMlrtna AM.eMA.A a ___ SllRKIFF’S SALK. Nollce Is 1 errby elven Jhbt by virtue of n writ of Ik-ri Eiiclns ta«ni<l cut ol and under the seal of the Circuit (imrt fcir the County ot Barry at.d Stale of .Michigan, to me directed and delivered »rd against tlie pnads and chat­ ties. lands and teuraienl* o> Triphetia Good­ enough. In Hie <-o«itl> of Barry and in lav<»r of Horace PrrnUre and Son. I did ou the twenty-* luth day of June. A. !>.. 1>V3. lew upon and «leze and take nil th* rteht. title and Interest of the Mid Trtpbenn ■•oodeuuugb In and to lhefollowing drecribed real estate situated In tbe township of Irving. Barry County. Michi­ gan. to-wft. the north enu quarter (‘*) ot the north ea<t quarter |Si] and the west halt (H) m tbe north west quarter of sec twenty-five (2S) towuvblp four <4) north <if rang* nine <») west gio’ ibe east half ($*) of the east b:»If >U| of tin north ea.it <iu.irier of sec tbhty-six ire.t iqwirlilp tour n» north range nine [Ot west, also the following drecribrd land-* in the township of Carlton, north wret quarter IH] of toe north we»t quarter I J* ] of see thirty [301 tos nshlp four [41 uorib range eight [S] weat and aonth east quarter [Hl of «outh east qnar ter|‘*]of*ec twenty-seven (37| township four [41 n«Tth range clgb! [»1 wret and weat half [4] of south west <inaiter [<*] of sec twentyrilx [2ti township four (C north of range elxbt west ail of which l ahall exw-ve for sale at Shite auction or vendue to tbe highest bidder the law directs ut the north front door of lhe Court house l» lhe city of Hartings in Mid c muty of Barry and State of Michigan, (that being the place where the Circuit Court for the said County of Barn-, Rtotenf Michigan l<holdrn)nn the 17tn dav of February, A. D , IMM. at one o'clock in the af­ ternoon of that day. ' Dated *t tbe cltv of Hastings, tills 13th day of December, A. D., IW3 • order forbidding smoking in any of the rooms of tiie bureau during office hours, but made an exception of the dinner hour, no far us the court is con­ cerned. Many of the clerks Mailed the new rule with joy, and especially as some of We t-inukcrs were not at all chary about using plug tobacco in clay pipes, and with deadly effect upon del­ icate organizations^. Now, however, there are a number bf smokers at noon, and the atmosphere is so dense with the fumes und smoke from tobacco that it could almost be cut with an ax. it does not require a very vivid imagi­ nation to picture a second William the Testy, of New Amsterdam, surrounded by irate tobacco users, any day at the pension building. “YOU MAY WAXY TO OKT INTO HXAVEN BOMB TIME.” ton last week, and brought a trunkful of papers. He had the indorsements of two-thirds of the business men, sev­ quarter of the south east quarter of s-etlon enty per cent of the voters, and letters tweoty-ntoe Id township three, north of range from every clergyman in the place. Micht W*«t. MntAintnv nn* bnrulMrt He laid these before Mr. Bissell, who looked them over carefully. heretofore conveyed to tbe “Hadn't you better keep these?” asked the postmaster general. “You David 0. Evcumhywul, may want to get into Heaven some ttiiie." Ikillnttr neeea&ed. Notice i hereby xtren.That by vtr hcense granted sod Riven to me. the ad tar Mafidestate, bv Jaeoh L MePwk. condition. If yon ere afflicted with a trouble, and will use this remedy as direct­ ed, firing It a fair trial, ana experience no benefit, you may return tbe bottle and have your money refunded. We could DXCIDX IX HXM FAVOR. Topxka. Kan.. Feb. 9.—Mrs. Mary E. Lease has wan her case in the su­ preme court, which decides that the governor cannot remove her as a member of the state board of eharitiea of which board she remains president The court was unanimous, the populist member con­ curring with the republican* The court held that Gov. LewelHng had do authority to appoint a successor to Mrs. Lease, who won appointed for a term of a year and confirmed by the senate, unless charges were preferred and sus* not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Large sire 50c and >1.00. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Under Sheriff. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK. of consumption. Upon one occasion, Mr. Lewaley, who was at that time a reporter fora Wash­ ington Journal, was sent to hold an in­ terview with Senator Ingalls upon an important matter of state. The sena­ tor, who had no intention whatever of being drawn into a conversation on that subject, Diet Mr. Lewaley with his accustomed grace and courteously veered tbe conversation into other channels. Somehow, for want of an­ other handy subject, the senator said something about beards, which led to barbers, and, of course, to the general subject of shaving. “By all means," said Senator Ingalls, “you should learn to shave yourself,” • rod then he wont on with a learned, 'Jioughtful and highly entertaining disquisition on the advantages, eco­ nomic and inetaphysie, of shaving one­ self rather than hiring a barber to do it Mr. Lewaley paid careful attention to all the senator said, fixed facts and PMinem. She Gain* a Deddad Victory Over Gow- bewslliDg. As a remedy for all forms of headache men. On one occasion Senator Faulkner, Electric Bitters has proved to be the very of West Virginia, und Senator Bate, of best. It effects a perms Dent cure and the Tennessee, were seated together in a most dreaded habitual sick headaches committee room when Mr. George Har­ yield to Its Influence. We urge all wbo ries, a newspaper man, entered. “Har­ •re afflicted to procure a bottle, and give ries," said Senator Faulkner, "t wish you would tel) inc how you newspaper this remedy a fair trial. In cases of hab­ men get information of the (transac­ itual constipation Electric Bitten cures by tions of our secret sessions?" giving the needed tone to the bowels, and •Why," said Mr. Harries, “tliereisa few eases long resist the use of this medi­ committee upstairs trying to find that cine. Try It once. Large bottles only out. You ought to go up and listen to fifty .cents at W. H. Goodyear’s Drag the testimony.’’ "Never mind the committee." said the Store. senator. “Won'tyou toll me, just for the gratification of my own curiosity?” Mr. Harries reflected a moment aud The best salve in the world for eats, said: “I would have no objection to bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever telling you. senator, if you were au­ sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, thorized by the senate to receive the corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ information.’’ “Then why don’t you tell it to the tively cure piles or no pay required. It mmittee?” asked the senator. is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction "Is the committee properly consti­ or money refunded. Price 35 cents l*r tuted and duly authorized to receive box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the such information, senator?” druggist. “Of course It is.” “How do you make tliat out?” tained, aod that J. W. Free boro, who Ijtneing is to start a soap factory­ “Why,” said the senator, “it was has been sitting with the board for constituted by the senate in the regu­ Diphtheria is spreading In Adrian. lar way under Senator Dolph's resolu­ tion.” Then Senator Faulkner went Got. bewailing showed undisguised ahead arid gave every detail' of the surprise when told at noon that the manner in whioh thoLsenate, in execu­ courts had decided in Mra Lease's favor tive session, discussed and adopted the in the tenure of office case. Be de* resolution; how the committee was con­ clinad, however, to express any opinion stituted and what it was empowered or to say what course he would next to do. When the senator hud con­ taka All he would say was that the cluded, Mr. Harries said: “Well, sen­ question was by no means finally de­ senator ingalls ox soap . ator. that is the way we . newspaper cided as to whether Mra Lease would men get information of the proceedings' dates in his mind, and said nothing. remain in office. Ann Arbur's charity ball netted #45. of the secret sessions. Good day." When the senator bad related circum­ Senator Faulkner did not get the full Marlette is manufactoring building A reporter saw Mrs. Lease just after stantially hia own varied experiences meaning of the newspaper man's re­ stone. with razors and brushes and soaps, the decision. She aaid: mark untkl Senator Bate quietly and "I bad Intended io resign my place on tbe recommending this make of blade and good,humoredly said: . Whatever may be the cause of blanch­ that brand of lather to Mr. Lewsley's board as aooa as this decision was banded down in my favor, ai the salary I* a “Faulkner, if cverj’ senator were as use, the reporter, convinced that he mere pittance, bu: 1 have changed my ing. tbe hair may be restored to Ita natur­ easy to pump as you are, we might as could n<4 learn what he had come to mind and I propane to hold ny place at al color by the use of that potent remedy well hold our secret sessions out on the learn, arose to go. There was, or all toxarda. My reasons fur this are simply Halls’ Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. portico.” the reporter imagined there was, n sort three: I im Informed that it Is a plan of tbe adminlstraUou to brine charge* against mu for St. Louis is to have a telephone ex­ of merry triumphant twinkle in Sena­ bribery in the letting of contract* for supplies . No mutter how turbid the drinking tor Ingalls* eye as he politelv’ bowed ot the stale Institution* All such charges are change. false, and 1 propose lo make them prove any water may be in other residences his caller from the room—a twinkle chaw* they may prefer or told ’.heir peace" Dowagiac’s chair factory has resumed which seemed to say: "I have made i throughout the District of Columbia operations. it is always clear aud sparkling at the the young man really forget what he PAYS ALL WHO LOST. white house. This is due to the fact came for.” ■Dator Ingalls] , -* on Goldman. Attar ri« Yaar*. Send* The pext morning Senator iugaiia: that the funtbus spring in Franklin - Check* to 111* Nt. IaiuL* Creditor*. was mon1 or less horrified- at finding in j| square, half a dozen squares away, i—r— ---r-I Feb. 12.—Five years ago has been -diverted into terra cotta pipes the local newspajH’t a true report of nil he tin had Ln.I said, a-ai.l including i .,-..1 I 11,* earnest Leon Goldman, a mining speculator, all the When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. und conveyed to the executive man­ recommendation of a certain shaving ' became financially embarrassed. He sion, so that running water is always ■ ■ ' ■ — v unable to settle his affair* soap which he unqualifiedly pro; wns to be obtained. At the southeastern nounced to be the very best that could ^Jtod 1 informed his creditors he angle of the white house a cistern, be had. But the reporter's vengeance j would go away aud reimburse them with'u capacity for a hundred barrels as soon as he repaired bis shattered for­ of water, has been constructed, and was nol yet satisfied. He marked the ■ article and sent it to tlie manufacturer ! tune*. Nothing was beard of him un­ this is always fullDuring the past Plainwell will put on elean elotbes. It til Saturday, when every man wbo had week the workmen have been engaged of the reciqumended snap. In a fort I night the newspapers, the periodicals' been caught in his failure received a is to have a laundry. in the work of cleaningout the cistern, ] letter from New York inclosing a draft and all the many means employed by und there was a remarkable absence Baroda is to have a new brick school in full of his claim. It has leaked out of debris and mud when the l>ottom advertisers were brought into use, and that Goldman cleared >30,000 bearing building tbe coming spring. was reached, in the old days, when Senator Ingalls' eloquent eulogy of wheat in the New York produce exFranklin square was a playgrountl for that soap was printed in every form Immigrants and returning voyagers chang last week, and it was this money the First ward youths, the spring ut that could be devised to attract popu­ find In Ayers’ Sarsaparilla a cure for that settled his old indebtedness. lar attention. And the worst of it the base of the big poplar tree on I eruptions, bolls, pimples, eczema etc., street was a favorite resort for the was, the senator could not deny that whether resulting from sea-diet and life tired and thirsty youngsters, and in the very expressions, earnest and glow­ Topkka. Kan., Feb 10.—The Nation­ these days the pure waters are very es­ ing as they were, were all his own. al Farmers’ Alliance adjourned Friday on ship-board, or from any other cause. sential to the comfort of the president ! night The officers elected are as fol­ Its value as a tonic and al (era tire medi­ Smoke iu the Pension Offleeof the United States and his family. i lows: President, Marion Butler, of cine cannot be overestimated. ---------: In the bif court of the pension office North Carolina; vice president, J. L. Schoolcraft will sink a number of itlaaeii Crack* • Joke. ; building a scene is enacted every week Gilbert, of California; secretary and A very energetic and hopeful candi- day ut noon which is strongly sng- treasurer, D. P. Duncan, of South Car­ wells for water for fire purposes. dato for a post office came to Washing- ' geative of the picture of tbe “ Smokers' gestive of the picture of tbe ‘•Smokers' olina; executive committee. I. E. Dean, -A practice court has been opened at the Rebellion” in the Corcoran art gallery. of New York; Mann Page, of Virginia; The commissioner recently issued an II. Q Deming, of Pennsylvania, and IL university law department. i’HIt.ll-W. Bl.'RGKJW. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been auvie in tbe reedition* of a certain mortgage executed by Edwin a. Forman and Lyman W. Aldrich and Mary M. AMrich. wife of tbe said Lyman W. Aldrich, to David 0. Evcle-hymer, dn'erf the seventeenth day of November u»‘. tv curded tbe eighteenth dnr of November, iw’. by the nnu pnymeut of tbe Interest due ou the wenteenlh day of November; ifto and more tbau thirty dsts having elapsed since Mid Interest became du* and payable and the sun* rrinaluing unpaid and the Mtd David C. %etee>hymer having elected to declare tbe whole amount priucipal and interest secured by said mortgage due and payable pursuant to tbe terms and conditions of Mud mortgage and on which Mid mortgage there to due ai tbe date hereof principal andTnterrsi. three thousand seven hundred and thirty four and 1440 > dollars, notice is hereby given tnat by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage I shall foreclose the same by a sale al public JgftRa t? to blgberi bidder at the north front door of the Court House iu the city of Hastings, on j tbe second HM at ______ twelve "• day *11 of April, ~ David Lewsley was one of tbe bright est, keenest and beat men in the Wash­ ington field of newspaper work. I re­ ceived a letter from bim once, saying: “I am off for California on an assign­ ment to recover a lost lung." He died HDKTOAOE BALE. MRS. LEASE WINS. visible on lhe transom# of their former Within a block of the treasury de­ partment our physicians arc congre­ gating. “Doctors’ Commons’* is a title that cm be very appropriately applied to that portion of Washington embrac­ ing the north and south aides of New York avenue and G street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Within this square arc no less thpn twenty-eight doctors' offices. New York avenue seems to be this favorite street for doctors, and there is quite a Tan th Thousands of tourists, and among them art connoisseurs, have thorough­ ly examined the bronze doors on the east Trent of the senate wing of the capital, but it was reserved fora hornyfisted son at toil to discover a defect in these works of American artisans. These doors were cast at Chicopee, Mass., and are intended tor de- of the United States. Pronrfneht in one of the central panels, on the right-hand aide of the entrance, is • fighre on horseback, supposed to repre­ sent tlie Father of His Country return­ ing at the head of his victor ions troops. “He must have Just come out of the pasture with his horse," remarked a stalwart granger, after surveying the door intently, “for he has no stirrups, and Just look, his legs dangle in conse­ quence-" The criticism was found to be true, and is the only drawback to the enjoyment of the spirited scene por­ trayed in bronte', for all the other panels have generals properly equipped if they happen to be on horseback. _____________ Smits D. Fry. . A Altark'* Ktomarteacbe. “Mamma.” nald the baby shark, *Tve got a tummickaehe.” “What have you been eating?” asked the mother shark, severely. 1*1 In “Boo-hoo”’ wept the little shark “I eat a wax doll a little girl dwopped ' overboard.. ’ ** ‘ •i«n« are »UU L. Loucks, of South Dakota. Ribminoham, A la. Feb 11—At Johns, a mining town near here, Dennis Clements and Will Barge, rivals for Miss Cora Burgees, met at her house A quarrel ensued, and Barge drew a pistol and sent a ball through Clements’ head, Clements falling dead in the arms of the girl. In resisting arrest Barge was shot dead. “Bacteria do not occur in the tissues of a healthy living body, either of man or the lower animals.” So says tbe celebrat­ ed Dr. Koch. Other doctors says that tbe best medicine to render lhe blood perfect­ ly pure and healthy la Ayeria Sarsaparilla. TWELVE THOUSAND CATARRH PATIENTS. Treated Absolutely Free of Ch arse by Dr. I’lMll Fai.ui, Minn.. Feb. 11.—, Friend, of Guxtavo Truhn, who killed hla wife and baby laat fall, e*lled al lhe asylum and demanded hla releaae under the recent supreme court declalon declaring the sanity law uncon­ stitutional. The aulhoritiea were obliged to let him go pad he wm token home. Culprit* ttoourged and PUleried. Wilmixotox. Del, Feb. 12.-Over 1,000 persona witnessed lhe public whip­ ping of prisoners at tbe New CasUe jail Saturday. Seven men, all colored, were given from ten to forty laahea at the whipping-post, and two stood iu the pillory for an hour. The announcement made in many of tbe leading papers ot U» United State, lut November that Dr. Hartman, ot Colombo, Ohio, would undertake tbe treatment ot Of tlm IM taa MM. IU moM MH, uMiTtf. ssrufesisvsi; im.lt torn IX-1M 'ff ran ar MOW ill MX a> law bavin, Mia iff tadtor«»TxriaoB>.i>r)r«vrorr<lb,HU „ 3 «M*ora»r pan t1.rr.tf; ana. virtu, tf tU poarr tf ulr oonialned In i 3 aio«t«x« and (hr .uiuu. la >ueh <Me m.£ lands and premlBe* deecrlbcd in sa’d morti-tl.n to wit :-tbe mm! half ef tbe south west' .niFrur 0,lrt,r U® ,n town.hlp mir«p. < north nf range iiu aher seven (7) west County, State of Michigan, will be sold .at tuT Be vndiM to the hlcbeat bidder oriX|d*\ l ± Mh day of Mareb aT(>. Ita4 at tbe ho.tr u <‘»£ o'clock In Ute afternoon at lhe front ci rm the court house tn ibeeitv *f Hostinga in L'J rounty. to Mtlrty the amount due on Mid m<ri fXtv“d •aon,e> « . m R BavNOLD*. Merton N. A. Bxvxoum. Attorney. , Dated, Coldwater. Mich.. Dec. »th ikkj PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan. County of Barry-w. At a stmIod of the Probate Court for the’ OouMy of Barry, boiden at tbe Probrte office to C.Pro.LV^tsnr?'.,n county, on >rt’urday tbe Mtb day of January, lo the year On^ ■ thousand eight hundred and ninety four. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. , In tbe matterlot i tbe estate of J. S. Stevr . dul> ’"'''"i of Charles n. and Hiram K. Stevens, son* y instrument In* Ba,<’ oourt- Purporting to b.IbalaK win gad testament of said declared admitted to probate and that administration o; said estate be granted to said petitioner tbe executors to said will named or to *ome other writable person. TMrauMa It 1, orderod. tbu Tliur, v.j u,. ■Udajrtf Febrnu7.a.D..UHrt Unodwku «M txxwooa. to MUxnM lop tto tewtM o< MUd ptfltKm and tbu U>. b.lrv at law nr ^.,1 oeaaed and all tftor pmnu laumtw tn uid •■ata. ar. rraalwi to moor ot a or toMoowt.tteo to to boldeo al lb# FroMim: •or. In tto City tf 8aat>Ma. la aald room,, and ■*»» QMM. It oor Um to, .by ibr prayer or to tbs persons Interested in said estate, of ibt o< petition and the bearing thereof bv enuring a copy of this order to tv. published to tbe Hastings Baxxkh, a new* paper printed aod circulated In said County of Barry, once to each week for three succre.jv weeks previous to said day of htaring. CHAS W. ABMP BUNT., Judge of Probate PROBATE OBDBR / State of Michigan. County of Barry—as. Ata eesMoi) of tbe Probate Court for ’LCounn of Barry, bolden at tbe Probate Office h tbe city of Hastings, in said countr/on Tue« day, tbe <th dav of February, In the year orthoosaad eistit hundred aud ninety four, ^frreynt, Charles W. Artritrong, Judge uf In the matter of the estate of Nehemia. Cook, deceased. On reading and filing the petition dulv verlAtsi of I.. F. Com. (executor in <«ald last will an * testament named) prating that a certain slrutuenc tbit aay filed in said coui t ptirpor.lnc to be the last will aud testament of said dcessed be admitted to probate and that admin Irtraiion of Mid estate be granted to sabi j>-nd oner tbe executor to uTd will named ur •. some other suitable pernon. Thereupon!! is ordered, that Friday, the jii : datyof March A. D. 1»|. at ten o'clock in ta forenoon, be assigned fsr tbe hearing ol prilUoo and that the brirs al law of said <1. eeaaed aud all other persons interested In *aiu estate , are reqofred to apoear at a smadon of said Court, then to be noMen at tbe Protmt. ' lo the persons Interested in said estate, of the prbdency of said petition and the beariri; thereof by caoalng a copy of this order to I* published tn tbe IlaMiors BaXXXR. a newpaper printed and circulated In said Coutu» of 1tarry, once In each week for three succc.«*:v weeks previous to said day of bearing. ----- W.Axmsthoxg Judge ot Probate t A true copy.) NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. Stirte of Michigan, County of Barry-ss. Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of tbe ProbKe Court for tbe County of Barr, made on tbeBthdav ot February. A D. !<•> six months from that date were allowed for ere-: Hors to present their claims against tbeertatot Lucinda Blanchard. late of Mid count), deceased, and that all creditors of Mild decease.! are required to present their claims to said Probate Court, at the 1‘robats office, tn the c«u of Hastings, for examination and allowance. < n o.* before ,the oth dav ot Angus: uev. aod that sueh claims will be beard before sai l court, on Tuesday, the fth day of ,.May and ou Monday, the «h day of Autni-’ next, at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon of bacli t those days. Dated Febrn \ry. 6th D. 1MM. Chas. W. abmrtrgm;. dude%of Probaii NOTICE FOR HKAklN'G OF CLAIMS State of Michigan, County of Barry—si. Notice Is hereby given, that bv an order of tl> • Probate Court fiw toe County of Barry, made «• the MGth day of January, a. D. 1HM. six tnontb from that date were allowed for creditor* tpresent their] Halms *g*.n*t the estate Joshua B. Hall. late of m •: County, dcceaaed, and that all creditors said deceased are required io ur ■ •ent ibeir i claims to said ProiM Court, at the lYnbate office, in the C’ily •> Haailugs. for axanil nation and allovnuica. on obefore tbe iMth day of July next, and t!i»'aueb claims will be heard before said Court, u Thursday, tbe SGth day ot April, and < Thursday, the 26th day ot Julv. next, at t«' o clock in tur forenoon of each of those days Dated Jan 2Kb. A. D HUM Chas W. Armbtboxq. Judge of Probate NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. Blate of Michigan, C>untr of Barry-ss. 10,000 catarrh patient, free, wm thought Notice I* hereby gtven. that by an order of th by mary wbo would gladly hare .railed Probate Cogrt tor the County of Barry., madon tbe Nth dav of Jan vary, A.D, taH. m tbemMlre, of this offer to bo * mistake. months from that dale were allowed for cred toreto present their claims agali.st tbe,roiaiNerertbeloM It wm a fact; and already of Simeon G. Rmmell, late of sal4 County, de the 10,000 bare applied and are already ceased and that all creditors of said decease are required to present their claims to sal t taking tbo drat month', treatment. The lyobate Court, at tbe Probate offire. in tbe cin w IlMtfatBjlhrlnawntBatlMidDd aUowance. ot> elaborate preparation, which the doetor or before the xeb dav ot July next, and that eialmawlli be beard before said Oowrt. o . made, and the great number of amlitanu web Monday, the 30ih day of April and on Meud.v required to carry on thH undertaking, tbe 30tb day of July next, at !• o’clock in tbr forenoon of each 4 tboee days " makes It poeilbie for him to extend lhe Dated. January mth. A. D.. ttal. Cmas. w. akhttromg. Judge of Prebale number to 14,000. Therefore 1,000 more ■>•»•• will to excepted m regular pa­ of a carboy of aulphuret of carbon yeater- tients. All that la required ot the patient day eight firemen were inatantly ta io and name ud address to Dr. s. B •mothered to death and aereoteen Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, and complete workmen were seriously injured. dlreellaae for.the Oral month's treatment will be sent ,t one* No charge Is made llALTlMOM. Md„ F.h, 11 _ Th, whoowr Samoa) U. Walk., that mlUd rnra wantcai. books out from hare D«mmb.r is. bound for Weymouth, Maa*. 1, reported l,»t with on catarrh, la grippe, cough,, cold, and oonaumptloo will be sent prepaid for its crew of nine men. a abort time to an, address by tbe X A Grip Victim. Pe-ru-na Mauufatwriag Company ot OolMu-xoao, Del, F.b, IL-Jam,, n ^“odf rji'" > V at umbna. Ohl >. J1-B* wm T1. » member of eoofnoo fo IaTl u. Cro.l 1„ Orphan. IHn^“0XU' ,B<I- P,k IQ— Jobs “uel^'LTJ“.,”rlct*?reUrd*y of NOTICE FOB HKABING CLAIMS tbe creditors to p.1 >»»». iHMftd f”r Ims against the ot said Ouuntr. H to Mid „ to uw City •Dowaato. oi< next, aod th a said Ocmrt on aadea Frida1 ItM. ABtetrrxoao, Judge of Probate notice nr hrabing claims. 11»« b to be rnwretf to Bly CHy. Tbe nxll kev hewing factory >i linv it** *h>a __ . F,r. * tut tb-lr claims against the Brtah A Reixt. Lite of said Oouuts tore of said deeoa* belrelalm* to sab! Brviixa, 0., Feb tf rnkau �------------------------------ ;------------------------------------ ta, Iiliaawo & Jjgiw A TOTAL WRECK. TIME: TABLE. The Famous Konraargo Foundere in the Gulf of Mexico. In effect Fsbru try 11. IBM. Stall otn. Chicago Lv.......... BAlanuttOo Lv.. 7 15 Richland JuM*L Delton . .. QumraMe 811Q1U....... Coats Gnart. Woodland ... rtrott. 1 and Rapids. .. U 401 BUUods, SOUTH. Chicago lAr Dolton Cloverdale fibuitz..................... Hastings............ .. Coals Grove Woodlaad................. Woodbury Fta ff>. L. fib .V. Lansing DetroitGrand Rapids * IO| 4 a MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Horace Mansfield, a colored man. and Mra. Anna Aigul re are in* jail in Kala­ mazoo charged as principal and accesf sory before the fact respectively with the murder of Louis Schilling. Tbe crime was committed about noon Tues­ ! day, March 21, 1893, in Mr. Schilling’s meat shop There is also in jail a man CONqUKKED AT LAST. named William Alguire, who .has fur­ Colon, Isthmus of Panama, Feb. 9.— ' niahed the dews that promise to un­ The wooden corvette Kearsarge of the’ ravel the mysteryyx surrounding the North Atlantic squadron is lying£ crime. “broadside on” on Roncador reef off Cbriatten fi, Buhl’* Money. j the coast uf Nicaragua, and by this • The will of the late Christian II. time with a moderately heavy sea pounding her op the ragged coral edges Buhl, a Detroit merchant, bequeaths of the shoal is a total loss. Rumors of >25,000 to tue Harper hospital. >10.(MM) the wreck reached here two days ago to the home of the friendless, >2.500 to and were confirmed Wednesday by the the Protestant orphan asylum, >2,500 appea ance of Lieut Frederick Brain­ to the working women's home and 82.­ ard and a portion of the war vessel’s 500 to the woman's hospital and found­ crew. ling’s home. The sum of >10,000 is All >>*n<U to tlie Iluatn. given to the regents of Michigan uni­ The Kearaaige struck "head on” versity. to be devoted to the enlarge­ early on the moruiug of February 2. ment of the law library. 1 She had left Port au Prince January Murdered by Bobbers. 80 for Blewfiekls, Nicaragua. When At Holmesville, 10 miles north of De­ the .vessel struck lhe reef it was soon seen that alie was doomed - and rail troit, a wealthy bachelor named Gus­ hands were ordered to the boats. Five tave Johnson, who was living alone on days' provisions were taken and the his farm, was found with his skull crew ordered to proceed to the island of crushed, and died a short lime after, An Old j’rovldencw * few miles due weal never regaining consciousness. empty ixsckotboolc was found on the floor with other indications that he Brainard was murdered for his money, as he was Colon for known to have quite u sum about him. with thu 61. ussislatK-v. that being considered wiser I nit Dairy Farm. than as.ling any help from Blewflelds A company is being organized at Grand Rapids by O. A. Ball. S. S. sul tiigl uotir.if turuffii’cr-«»i’crew were Bailey, M. L. Sweet. D. P. Clay and tuisafn^ aud mil u him a injiimi in the others, with a capital of >150,000, to were’.-. H«! iMlinitN that tile v..-»st*l is, a operate a 3,000-cow dairy farm on the total nrcvk. lii un-wi-r toa ruble me>* river north of that city. The company •eerctarr Herbert will begin with 300 cows and some •s thiul the mail hens, and will produce milk, butler, Bruinn cream and eggs on a wholesale scale, al (HUT tn the relief of the with a depot in lhe city. I i FROM WASHINGTON. Work of Our Lawmakers in the Fifty-Third Congress- Washington, Feb. 7.—A bill was in­ troduced in the senate yesterday by Senator Allen (pop.. Nev.) to repeal all laws which have been enacted relating to the coinage or use of silver since January 1. 1873, and to reenact all laws ‘ relating to silver In force previous to that'date. The heuse bill to repeal tbe federal election law was further dis­ cussed. j* Washington, Feb. A—Tbe house bill to repeal tbe federal election laws was passed in the senate yesterday by a vote of 39 to 28. Washington, Feb. 9.—In the senate yesterday Senator Perkins (rep.. Cal.) presente<T memorials of the San Francisco chamber of commerce pray­ ing for the annexation of Hawaii, the laying of a cable from the United States to Hawaii and for the completion of the Nicaragua canal under government control. Senator Wolcott (rep, Col.) presented a resolution providing for the sub­ mission of u constitutional amend­ ment prohibiting the stales from deny­ ing suffrage to any person on uccouut of sex. A memorial of the wool-grow­ ers against the Wilson trill was pre­ sented by Senator Sherman. Washington, Feb. 7.—The Hawaiian debate was concluded yesterday, but the McCreary resolutions were not passed because of the failure of the democrats to secure a quorum when a vote was taken upon it. The resolu•8to>e. on signal »uily. A«reiil* must «ig’ia' tlons are as follows: Crains at flog stations .is soot. .« they can Ur ''Resolved, I. That it U the sense of ih'.s seen. house ihul the action of tbe United Stat re t FYelglil train* will be run nt tbe couvtmtvue of tbe company, who reserve the r tin io ehau. e minister to employ log tfaited Suu-s the time of such train* without notice The Michigan State Association of naval force; and Blegullj aiding in Adti-iral Stanton wui on'the KearNo 6 will wait At Woodbury for paswNgom overthrowing tbo coum titutioaal governfrom No. t on D. I.. & frargc. When tlie New York and De­ Farmers' clubs was organized in Lan­ menl of the Hawaltau rw---- “ — 11 •*anmtr« hdandat in January. Baggage must be at the depot Al least » min sing by delegates from the various otesbefore leaving time of trains. »o that agents troit were dispatched to Rio. it was farmers’ clubs of the state. William IW3. and setting up in Its plauc a provlsionjl government, republican In form, and in oppu»:may bare time io check it properly; otherwise It made the flagship of the North Atlantic Aiaytnot goforwand ittiUl next Cntlti. Ball, of Hamburg, was elected presi­ tlon to the will uf a majority ot use people, wm W. H. DawiNti. Gen’l Matuurer dent. Concerted action is intended to contrary to the traditions u( our republic au>l H. C. POTTKK. tb‘ii'1 E.ST Avt be taken by the various clubs, through tin spir t of our constitution, and should be, L. .SKHUP.A5T. flU|»C. and is. condemned lhe statu organization, upop questions ••Z That we heartily aupruve *lhe principle buy, \*an of general importance to the farming announced by tbo pmidenlof the United Stalos Ibal interference *ith the dunieatlc aff.tlrcommunity. surge und assume command of the sta­ uf an independent nation U oumrary to “ The Niagara Fails Routt.’* the spirit of American institution* And it is further tbe sense of th a house From various portions of the state tbst tbe snnexaUoti of the Hawaiian Uiarn'.n Stations. The Kvi.rsurge was one uf the oldest lhe reports of fiftv-sevqn observers for to our country or the asaumptinn of a pro* lhe week ended February !1 show that tectorate over them by our gcverntneui Hast:«gh diarrhea increased and that scarlet ta uncalled lor and inexpedient, that Ih,people of that country should have ataoiu'e fever slightly decreased in urea of prev­ freedom and Independence tin p. mulng tho.r Btallons. . public mind was ita gul ant tight alence. Scarlet fever was reported own line of policy, and that foreign luurv« nwith lhe Alabama, the confederate at fiftyspi.'ht places, measles at twen- lion in tbe political affairs' of the i^andt u:K RA8TINOK....................... I X»| 112^51 s.I»| 1.23 privateer, near Cherbourg. Franco, nut be regarded with .odifferenca by thr guvCi R. (iSBOKN, ias’mI Avint. Ha-fUng* •rument of lite United States. June 19. 1834 As the Merrimac, which phoid fever ut twenty*slx places. | Washing tun. Feb. &, —Ln tire h<>u»e was destroyed by the Monitor, hud yesterday toe McCreary resolution eoninflicted untold damage ou the edmmerce of the inland waters und along There is no longer any suffering or damning Minister Stevens and sustainthe const of the Fluted States, so the starvation in the Gogebic rang*, thanks ing the Hawaiian policy of Mr. ClevrAlabama hod preyed ttp.m the com­ to the appeal of Gov. Rich aud the gen­ land was adopted by a vote of 173 to 57. Washington. Feb. 9. —The deadlock merce of llfia union ou thr high seas. erous- response thereto by the people Even after Lhe confaderate navy hud of the state and the revival of activity on Mr. Bland’s silver seigniorage bill was broken after four hours of cun tinbeen practically unnibiluted the Ala­ of some of the leading mines. There is Dr. E. C. lte:»* Herve and B ain Trcalment uuus filibustering iu the huu.se ThursL« sold surfer p“!iLTra written jraarantee, by ■nthar- bama’s commander, (’apt. Srmiaes. con­ a sufficient supply of goods on hand to fcud agpiitt: < -Jy, tn cure Weak Memory; Loss of tinued his depredatory work, and the day, when, by a vote of KG to 4. the meet the wants of the poor until the Brato aud Ik W”r; Lost Manhood; Qul<-kne«-; house carried Mr. Bland’s motion to go bttfbt Lrsr : vj| Drc-czns: lack ot Ccufidenco; destruction of tbe .ve*>srl was greatly middle of March. Ncryoasr- •; In-ritn.de; aU Drain*; Low of Power into committee of the whole fur con­ desirpd. sideration of his bill. The state supreme court has held The Kearsarge was 214 feet « inches In length, with 33 fee*, beam and a that the law of 1893 materially reduc­ time in lhe house yesterday was con* refund money. WnsT*8 COUGH SYRUP. A certtCs ing the good time that may be earned snmed in debate on the llland silver cure for Coin li*. ('-Mn, A*tlitna, Brenchltfi.Cronr., WhoQptnx C jui.’fu S-irv Throat. Pleesr.nt to take. by first and second term convicts and seigniorage bill. . Small elm dlNCvtitiuued; old. Sk. Mrs, n->w'J5c.; old making it impossible for third-termers Wamiington, Feb. 12.—-In the house 11 Ilze, nor.’. Q UARANTEE8 Jwued only by to earn any good time docs not apply on Saturday resolutions of respect to I’.-incb frinuoth-bfire guns, one 30- , W. II. Goodyear. Sole Agent. Hastings. to convicts sentenced when the old law tbe memory of the late RrpreMjniative pounder rille and four 3.•-pounders. Houk, of Ohio, were adopted aud an The Alabama was one of three Bril- j was in effect adjournment was taken. ish piratical cruisers which under the 1 confederate fl -.g preyed upon American ' The Ingersoll Mining company has lU’-rrhantmen. She was 200 feet long. ' been organized at Florence by Muske­ ll artford,o Conn., Feb. li—iFire 32 feel beam, 17 feet depth and 000 gon people with a capital of >200.000. broke out in the Colt* Firearms com­ horse-pinver, with 1,150 tonnage. She' pany s shop Sunday afternoon and in Prof. Franklin Everett died in Grand carried one 7-iuch Blakely rifle, one 8- 1 inch siimotti-lxirv 08-pounder aud six ' Rapids, aged 82 years. His history of two hours destroyed about >150,0»m» S2-|HJt;n.!en» and had about 140 officers ; the Grand River valley, published in worth of property. The burned build­ ing is a stone and brick structure 50 by and men. against a bo nt an equal num- . 1877, is valued iu pioneer collections. Trainmen at Kalamazoo beat off a 50u feel and three stories high, with an gang of trumps after a hard fight. immense attic- The attic contained ail ( the Colt company's patterns in English Early in June the Alabama, after a Seven were arrested. prosperous cruise .in the southern At! .. Albert J. Wiltevdink,. aged 92 years. und Circassian walnut of Gatling gnus Are you willing to work for the cause und all the arms made by lhe factory. luntie amtaindian iweuns. returned to ' died at his home in Holland, of Protection in placing reliable infor­ northern waters and put in at J Nathaniel A. Balch, for forty year* a mation in the hands of your acquain­ Cherbourg. France. The Kearsarge, 1 leader of the Michigan bar, died at Kul- * Duluth, Minn., Feb. 12.—The Duluth tances ? Capt. John »\. Winslow, then lying . amazoo. aged 80 years. I board of trade building on the corner If you are, you should be identified Mra. Belta Hull, of Kalamazoo, n of buperior o at Flushing. L. I , sailed for Cherbourg I street and Third avenue with to watch the Alabama, and »uu June , cousin of Vice President Stevenson, will was >vu« destroyed dmuvrtd by an." SuniUy «rurfire Sunday afterTHE AMERICAN a — note 15, her commander received r *•“ w admitted .to the Michigan asylum noon, causing a total luas of over >120,r . the insane i_____ ।| 000, with insurance i____ __ . aggregating . ... . .• ... . J8J. PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, from (japL Semmes, of the •ivntoer. 1 for announcing his intention to fight the I For the sale of its plant and frau- 000. Many firms und individuals hav135 W. 230 ST.. NCW YORK. Kearsarge. This pleased Winslow, and I chises the Grand Rapids Gns company ing offices in the building lost much. consequently at 10:20 o'clock Sunday ! has practically completed a deal with n ' ■taHng your poefalon, and give a helping hand. morning. June 19, 1804, Commander I New York aud Chicago syndicate. I Mattoon. IlLk Feb. 10.—The Masonic Winslow saw the Alabama standing i The price to be paid is >1,200,000. । „ .. .... ... .. ■ Benevolent Association ot Central 1111out fr-itn Cherbourg harbor, accompa­ .??',Ur ' * held ,n 1>etro‘t noi*. with headquarters iu this city. nied by the French ironclad Conronne • will wind up its affairs and quit busi­ and followed by the English ya-'cht Tonic j The farmers' institute held at- Kala­ ness. Too many aged members and Deerhound, which served us tender to mazoo elected W. IL Cobb, president, ■ too frequent assessments were the the Alabama The Kearsarge put to Albert Little vice-president and A. M. causes which led to this result tea for a distance of 7 miles, put about Atabama’ . Urown’ ^retery. | und steered straight for the Alabama, Must Fny BIS.UUO. uf II — mile. Capt. Asa Jones, who settled in Rich-. which opened fire at a range cl K... 1 Fisdlav. a. Fob 12.—william G. j mend in 1836, died at the age of 96. j Borne we« given,a >15,000 judgment ,Winslow ordered more speed aud the Edward Klein, of Marquette, was against Burton F. Foster, a son of Send for K* MF descriptive Alabama fired again, doing little dam- ffi9®n tbe alteruffte appointment to Parks Foster, of Elyria, on a charge of juimphJet. age. At a range of 900 yards the: West 1’oiot for the Twelfth aumm district n off ruining his 16-year-old daughter. He MtW. WILLIAMS’ Kearsarge sheered and opened a broad-' Michigan. brought suit for >20.000. side tm the Alabama, but Semmes did I Levi Gail house, a rich farmer living F MEDICINE CO., The Kear- , near Marcellus, fell from his chair and Schenectady, N.Y. not neck close ae>Ion. Crookston. Minn., Feb. 11.—The alx BrockviUc, Ont surge forded the Alabama jntoa circular died while eating'dinner. He was W-j | elevators of the Fanners’ Mutual Elemovement, throwing the Alabama far- , ■years old. ther from shore and cutting off escape. 1 Harry Gant, a uegro. was iu. jail at ■ vator company at Crookston. Minn.. - criminal - ■ • as- went into the hands of a receiver -yesThe Alabama’s firing was rapid but Muskegon charged with wild, und the Kearsargu's heavy guns sault on Agnes Richartls, a white girl tarday with .labilities of >240,000 and assets 8200,000. were trained on her waterline, while of 10 yeArs. I। SU4Set .s of 8 200,000.____________ Travertv* City Charier, i, x Petoskey ................. Bay Vie* er that part of the shaft which extends outside theship’ahold is working smooth­ ly or not. In all twin screw ships this runs through a sort of tunnel fastened to the ship with big bracket*. Of course it is impossible to get at this shaft dur­ ing a voyage. On the Paris, for in­ stance, this is said to be 40 feet long. To meet tbe objection in question a little, fine tube is made to pass along the top of the shaft which runs inside the ship, just over the shaft, and water is con­ stantly running through this tube in a fine stream. The engineer on watch fre­ quently tries the temperature of this water with his hand, so that if tbe water were warm he would know at once that something wm wrong with the working of the shaftand it would be slowed down, or this not remedying the trouble the engines ou that side would be stopped.— New York Son. Michigan Central Spukvne’s I.ImUc Social Fuuetluu. Spokane society dotes on receptions A reception is the most elastic, conven­ ient social affair imaginable. Just a little stretching of the rules will make it a grand ball, a concert, a banquet or a prayer meeting.. It can be adjusted to the crowd, the weather, the political sit­ uation or anything else. The only trou­ ble with these receptions is that a guest never knows whether to take a prayer book or a copy of Hoyle with him when ho starts to the meeting.—Siiokaue Chron­ icle. Because n Washington farmer could not marry’ u jiarticular girl he willed her his money and then blew hU head off. Evidently he thought her excellence of I judgment entitled to recognition.—San Francisco Examiner. refnUi. ttebowto. JtoBtfC HEAD ccmpSrt; baj fiMdy Uxtr gjatom dow b*®*1 bara^M T-hocncetry feuswillfind thaw little jflte ftblala nonMUBy warn tbaZ U*ey '•rill x>ot fc Hog to do without than. BrtaflvalUtd ACHE la th. bu» o4 w »wy:»rcjt>»i hml,1 I f IS» GOO/J ol d Naw WAR TIME PLUG. IhcToicdoTnaju.cV,-- - Easy to Take and keep the system in Perfect Order. *. I > | , ( ' I I j * t 1 I ’ • j | , 1 1 ! { 1 I j i j Oboe \\ou. a Prien cl‘Vo %V\e cause PrdYeeAuni Oanevicavt AvAevesYs ? Nerve SICK Hasfecba 7* Outer's littls Ltew dually vstaAbto toO—ittrtk>a,o<Mte AVER’S CATHARTIC PILLS A specific for Headache Constipation, and Dyspepsia. Every dose Effective ^EdsKM!^ I> Porkert <»rBdw_Tonic, li cw Vtak Jjm>, llrhlbw, iMt'J.ty, In<!i;rX>«,F>ln,T»ke Paia In torn. mn. V.wk 141OCK breakfast-supper. E EPPS ’S COCOA GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. BOILINC WATER OR MILK. Lotto tn, put him down aa Do You Use Salt? ft Will pay you in numerous ways to'use th« mlH that's all oolt. This Ik csjieclally true as to the batter maker. You recogulzc a difference in bulter. Wo can point you out a dit ferencc in salt. You strive for tbe best milk, why not search flor the best •alt? Test, compare, ask questions. Investigate what fraud. ^°ta^50 :d“A, fc! r°a “‘?.oo ki'i % 6EN^J Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt 1 has done for others. There’s no secret about It. Write und get particulars. We grant that salt is cheap, but is that a good reason why you should not have the best? Ixx>k fairly and fully into the sail question, and you’ll And the way to better flavored butter, and belter prices through our Dairy Halt indispensable for cooking and table use also. Write us about 1L ' «*!5 JEftl ' , W. L. Douglas S3 SHOE THECWORLD. W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes ore Mylish, easy fit­ ting. and give bcUrf noUn&ction nt ihc prices advenised tk»u any other make. Try one pair and theirvalue, aaica tbousoads of dollars annually DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT C0„ St. Ctair, Mich. Frwirerear nf lhe dealer arfverdaerf tw-lnw?* Cut. ioi-uc free upon appUca’.inu. Addma, Vv. zfj) ) / / F.v-ryvhrr-*. CompeU-Dt rate for Mich pft*itiun> .»t lhe Grand Ran ds RusL»««.C'>II<w. ^ Shor;h.»4. and Nonj.l W»l. hadr A. o. i nruii, i ropr. ov^n^ ogu.a Blood ODUGLAS, Brockton. Maaw. Scl. by WOOLLEY & BRONSON. MORTGAUE BALK. Default haviiiK been made In tbe condlttona ota certain mortgage made and ex ruled by William P. Sldnam and Mary A. Sldaam, hts wife, to D uilel Striker dated April SBth, A. D.; 18M, upo'i the we4t half of the Knuth east quar­ ter and tbe xml hems quarter ol the armth east quarter ot Motion fl«e (5) lu !wn No. one north uf range nine we«t In thr rnurity of Barrv and Stale ol Michigan aud euuUlaint in both p reebune-hu-.dre-' eighteen and 3R >00 acres more or le-n neeordint to rhe Uuiled Sistas Murvey. B id tn r g;>ge ta re- or<<rd lu the <rffloe f tbe Regular of Deeds far Birrr tiuaoty Builder $3,000.00 the lighter ones swept the Alabama’s j The GogeMc Hardwood & Manufac- I | turingCa, at Ironwood, has been in deck. v. He lit to tijs’ Bottom. , corpora ted with a capital of >15,000. | The effect was Astounding and on j Francis LiLiHler* sash'hnd door fnc-1 If you want worktbal ia pleiwaul «ud profitable, the seventh trip remnd the Kearsarge tory at Grand Rapids was burned with end » your addroalfciuediutdv. M e traehmra- the Alabama was winded and. setting a loss of >10,000. ‘ nd wouh n h.w lu earn from *5.00 jar dm lo sails, tried to reach shore. Her span l I3A1OO per vrar without baring bad previuua Burglars broke into the Catholic was retarded aud u few well-directed shots from the Kearsarge brought cathedral at Marquette and robbed learn ar that rtuuiw much lime, par Wcwa u She hung out a what is called the “penitent's box” irf easy, b?*Bby,a:»alK>N<inibk, *ad can be done dur­ down her flag. ing daytime oe evening*, right in your own local white flag, but two minutes later its contents. The amount taken was ity, wberercr yoa lire. The arsult of a few resumed firing, when tbe Kearsarge re­ about 150. • ___l, a. ar«>*k*B warn. Horace Mansfield and Anna Wood. newed her raking.fire, steaming ahead charged with' murdering Louis Schill­ and lying across bowa Then came ing, were released at Kalamazoo. The the surrender, and twenty minutes the «t»rt given them while in our employ years later the Alabama sunk und'her sur- > story of William Alguire, their accuser, •go. You, render, nutr do a» well,-tty-R. t ou vivors were rescued by the kearsarge was proven false. cannot fail. Mo capital D*c«e«Ary Wrgirnucut The fifth annual meeting of the and Deerhound, on which Remmra. who was wounded, took pa—tge. Tbe Michigan Retail Lumber Dealers' asso­ ciation was held in Detroit, closing Kearsarge lost but three men. . with a banquet. Scotch 1st A Gibba, commisalon mer- A YEAR FOR THE IKDUSTRIOUS. AVCIMTA, MAIM. .«<<> Suffrage for. Woaimi. nAmiuwTON, I'eix is.— A nn nouse W ashington, Feb. 12. —Thi committee on judiciary has rejected the bill by Beprcaentatiye Bell, of Colorado, for a constitutional amendment -------- * —suffrage “ permitting - women's iv.-w.u. xi v v-k w Watkins, N. i., heb. 10.—John W. Love, the president of this village and e^erotlh.nrrt oxtlowl tank, h„ left\own with >50,090 of the funds of Rockford. Ill.. Feb. 10.—John Hart has been sentenced by J udge Shaw to be hanged March 10 for the murder of his two sisters. «Ujt«r pruoet tdng haring l«eti ltiMl;iile<l At lawtontsiw1hed-ht rerarerf bv said tnort- 1 ' Ot 100 dnllaro besidrs »n attorney fee of twvut)-dve «l«ltors provUvd for in mw< mnrtcirgr. N<»tlre h hereby ztven tbirt the -unne ciescribvrt premises or so inoch thereof M be nrresMuy lo usilRTy thr said debt . \ ■ nra Court Hu isr ku tlie city uf HasUaip aud Btate of Michigan. DamklStrikvn, NortngM*. D'XUTL iTRTarn. Att’y Iu Person. rated. January »o:h. t»4. C A11 CD TDE QQ VF AIK uillLL-11 1 llD OLiiu 00 ILriltih One of His Experiences. For thirty-eight years ('apt Lcud followed the *ea. must or that time as master of a vo»hi <1 upon retiring from the water was apnoin.r d by the Secretary of the United States io superintend the «cal fisberlt* In a're . :surywhich A.u.ku position he held five years. Bo rt I .«•«.-» one experience as follows: ■ For several years 1 had been troubled with rr xt M-ra’ nvrvouanewi and pain in the region uf mv hrai-L My greatest a IBKt km was cpte wreto: it was almost Impossible at any Huie t.» obfain n-ht and sleep. Having seen I’r. Miles’ rerrwidira sdrertlredI began urJng Nt;rrh«. After taking a small quantity tlxo benefit re. l ived wu so grest that I w— pod-------- ---------ouuu mv: but on being assured eminent FRL'BAT* ORDER. ▲t a semlon of Si County of Barry, hokten a In tbe city of Hastinn. Saturday, thr 2Mh dav Present. Charles W. Annrtrou«, JudRe Probate. Iu tbe matter of the estate of Ge Knapp. dsceased. On reading and filing tbe petition duh traitor February. A. �— SoetalT ho " | wubllsb « library- Of course thia RvAdditional County News. I vision barred almost evary country dis­ Iteed. ban. trict One cannot help feeling that this saw ru «>. Th. .tetrwv ta •< »” «*»'>, fnw> 1UlB, ixraWr uUl was a “job” put up by tbe elty and village .. trowrraa’ .boo, the««*••» to Jmur. Ot, the On. of WUtttoa minar* P*”^ districts to gob'jfe Hie entire library rat control lhe bulldlu*. The .oolelr ot th. Fri-s'j, teri.o Jub of j„ MrJr (l ltwwd throoKii our little town laat Monday. fumh Tbe last legislature struck out Mt .od Mrs P. Stereos ot UnkM this unjust fratnre and now any district church Social ” at . will ... give an “Experience . ■ ■u.te.t ,brouthoul th. stele and cover­ Mprlum Vlstlrd udaUrea here laat SrrBW can avail Itself of the privilege and re- the treldeacr of Mra. I. A. Holbrook, tbe ed tbe ground to depths varying from Mid Mocxtay. . . . relve Its shore of the fund provided the erenlDg of Friday, the 98rd. Come every | Ughtjy to several incta*. Tbe average Tbe storm of tat Maud.) demollrtrd body, and | fur 10c learn many ways to depth of snow In tbe aoathem eon nites on board docs not divert it to other urea. earn $1.90. Listen to an Interesting pro­ Geo. Freyo’A wimI ®,,,• I’ersooally we believe that the state of the Slat of January, was about 4 Inches. Dance «t thn h*H tbe.dfind. . gram, and refresh .the inner man. Michigan Is able to do something in this In the bentral counties, flX Inches; and in Mrs. S Kaiser expvrts to build a huu*e matter. So large has lhe school fund Quarterly meeting will be held next tl»e northern. 7 Inches. Tbe average !>ecome that Gov. Winans in his, farewell Sunday al the Methodist Ep scopa! church. depth on the 15th of January In the north­ next ?6m®er. message called attention to It and raised Presiding Elder Cogshall will t* present ern counties was over 5 inebea. Carterthe question whether a part of it should and prcMtb in the morning. Love Feast pqndruli are about evenly divided as tn not be diverted to other uses. Every begins at 9:1A.. The sacrament of the whether or not wheat has been Injured at For several weeks past Eugene Frank friend of our schools should oppose any­ Lord’s Supper will follow tbe sermon. In all during tbe month. At this dale, Feb­ of Kalamazoo, formerly engaged In the thing of the sort but certainly we may tbe evening the.pastor will preach. Sun­ ruary 8. the weather is warm with Indica­ bakery business in this city, has been reasonsbly ask whether a small part of day school st noon. Epworth League at tions that the snow, lu the southern ptrt fishing on Granger lake. He spit on Lis this be used to provide books for the 6 p. m. of lhe Slate at least, will all be melted Off. bait In such a peculiar manner that pick­ country children. A proper effort on the The potbr will preach at t he Presbyter­ The total number of bushels of wheat erel galore nabbed it nnd soon found psrl of school officers, teachers aud all ian cburchinext Sunday, morning and eve­ reported marketed by farmers lu January. tbeiuselyes in the Kalamazoo market. In Interested in our schools will give us this ning. Is 1.350*01. and in six mouths. AugustIn other words Frank has made a busineM at the haids of the next legislature. Tire Y. F. S. C. E. next Sunday eve­ January. 9,949.630. which is 107,108 bush­ of tishing on this and other takes In tliat the mean time It h not necessary to sit ning at tlie Presbyterian church at fl els less than reported marketed iu tlie vicinity and sent bis catches tu the Kala- down and fold our hands. Much can be o'clock. same months last year. At twenty-six tnazoo uiaikets. The guod people around done any way. I^et every district make a Tbe ladies of tbe W. R C. will seyve -2^the** lakes <1 lin t look with favor upon start, l^et the people all cordially second supper In the new Post hall, over Grant’s elevators and mills from which reports have been received, there was uo wheat bis undertaking and It h said manifested the effort that^the schools are making in store. Saturday Feb. 17. from 3 to 7. marketed during the mouth. their dhpleasure upon several occasions this direction. In many districts the peo­ GenlleinenllS cents, ladles 10 cents. The condition of live stock averages not by stealing .some of the 75 lines that he ple will willingly vote $5 or $10 yearly Somr of Oar Frtenda. quite so high as one yqar ago. Tbe fig­ bad set ou the lake. Frank claims to have lo aid. Let a suitable case be provided No. 1. ures range from 93 to 97 per cent, com­ Ween annoyed hi this respect. It happen­ and the teacher hffld responsible for the The first Is Mark Smith a man of sixty. ed that Thursday last several boys in the eareof tbe books during the term of Do you remember the description of Bene­ parison being with stock iu good, healthy and thrifty condition. urlghburbood were driving by the lake school. We believe there will be no dif­ dict Brllefentain? Additional Local News. j with loads of lumln't. ‘ They let their tvanu walk while they went odb on the ice. Gue *f the boys slopped at a place where a line was set and commenced to pull it out just to see if there was a pick­ oral on tbe end of It. Frank saw them and came out of bis tent with his Win­ chester in band and the boys commenced to run Frank gave chase aud fired twice the boys claiming he nred at them. About this lime Monte Replogle appears on Lhe scene. Lts’ems that he is one ot the kind of fellows that object? io running. It Is kalmed that Frank kept coming closer ficulty in any township in permitting the proper use of this fund If the friends of tbe movement will make their wish kuown to the township board. Tbe amount is small but a small sum each year will soon tell. We say with Mr. Paul * All speak at once If you wish." An entertainment in No. 5, Prairieville netted $10 90, tbe board will provide 70c. more aud soon the pupils of' that school will possess 30 volumes more of Interest­ ing and valuable books. A •’pound” social In No. 12, Hope, netto him ail tbe while with his gun (minted $7.14 notwithstanding that lhe girls Un at him and when he got within a few pac­ tliat district are not “heavy Wrights.” es oj him stopped, extracted the two car- Some curtains, a looking Klass, towels and <rige shells that bad lieen fired, piit In a various other Hltle conveniences were proloaded carlrige. cocked his gun and point­ xIded and borne pictures will- be added. ed it at Monte*' head and had his finger on Cora Brooks, teacher. Che trigger. Maps ur some kind of school material For tills Ik* was arrested and the trial have recently been received from No. 8 fr. occupi* d Em|. Rikers* attention Saluiday Woodland, David Warner, teacher; No. I and attracted a good deal of attention. Carlton, Iraura McIntyre, teacher: No. 9 The jury disagreed standing llirte to Ernest Edmonds,' teacher; No. ,9 Irving, three we understand. It la r< ported K. B. Beers, teacher; No. 8. Hastings, that further proceedings will be instituted. Homer DcPue, teacher; No. 5, Baltimore. SCHOOLCOLUMN lu the laA number of the Banner ap­ peared an article from C. K Paul, Direc­ tor of Ku. 9, Johnstown, advocating in the establishment and maintenance of 'school libraries. Mr. Paul was formerly a teacher and takes great interest In school affairs. Wo are glad be feels such interest In the library question and his article contains a number of excellent sug­ gestion:,. Very likely iu nearly every dis­ trict there are those who eould and would donate some books to the general collec­ tion and thus materially aid in the matter. Mr. Paul may be interested In knowing thaj very many districts lu this county have now quite a respectable start toward a working library and the prospects are exceedingly good for tbe future. Several a c bools have over 50 volunna, all bought by the echoed with the proceeds ot various entertainments. The Educational Pub­ lishing Co. of Chicago, has an admirable set of SO books that Is furnished fai cloth binding for $11.90, freight prepaid, Br­ fore the close of the year we hope to ace at least 50 sets of these books iu the ' >vhools pf the county. Thejownship library system Is a fallure. While the duty of maintaining a library is imposed up-n every township both by constitutional and statutory provtrions, yet very few make any pretenie ofau doing. The libraries established 1 are of Hltle consequence. They are not wWiin the reach of the people generally, and not sufficient care has been exercised die sek'ctloc of books. In our town­ baring a library of nominally 400 ’ volumes, but nne book has been drawn in whrev years. One can easily I ma#nt tbe In teuM4y Interesting character of the col► ectlun. STbere must be some way dcvls• ed te secure •good books and then they houM be aoeessible lo all. Coupled with tbe constitutional pro­ vision was left a loop-hole and through Vital lhe fund that should be used for In thia respect wc are Car behind soak* other states. Wisconsin appropri­ ates atmualy ten cents for each pupil of school are. The books are during the *< <4>'«1 iM-rludh tb»y »r» collected b, lhe threads of life where be had laid them down and went on. Uneventful quiet years have glided by. Years filled with pleasure and pain, for Universally accepted as the Leading nne coffee oir the World. L. E. JTAUFFER, SOLE AGENT, HASTINGS. •• 1.30 ■«■<* Shoe, « •• l.M a. 10 You will find my stor^-housr full ol m> own make of steam engines from six to seventy-five horse power. Tea sizes and lour styles made. Come ami see the goods and get;prices You will find them the best made in thv state. I also make iron and wood lathes, saw arbors and emery grinding machines. 1 have a good stock to select Iron,. ■ H. C BUXTON, NASHVILLE, - - HKH. Sec’y. 8*rab R. KUofMMmlth to Ezra A. Wilson, lota. MidcitevilteJBSOO. elta't«l5Oo',addl’> 10 A>a B r‘,nn®ck' Charier Schsn to John T. Lwub&rd. parcel, sec 19.81000 John H. Goodyear to Wm. M. Richardson, parcel. Btty.ftlS. Sarah Osmun to E. Hi nd march, lot is, Nasir vll)r,lK.’l <3 Pratt. 40 a, sec 3. YanXee tartars. 5100). Kr-win K Htnnou io Carrie Powers. 77 a. Baltimore, 9noo. i>opold Werrtten to John H. Fisher, so a, sec 15, JounNtown. 82000. R'* par bu.. 45. ’ Tallow per lb., a%. SAW LOGS CUSTOM SAWING Wheat, white per bu .M. riovrr Seed ner bu . .*> M U Timothy Seed D-' ba.. Itarley prr bu.wttow. Har per ton. 4J»'to. 7 00. Minet soed perbu. so. Fortt dressed, s ML to S OO. Beane. 75 to 1^5. Chicken dreewd. g and s» Poultry Uve. s. Turtwps live. 7. Turk 94.00 Ladies' Misses* or Men’s oboes 1.50 Misses’ or Men's 5boes (<• 1.95 “ at „ And all shoes on this side at-ernt prices. Everythin., our store ar reduced prices. 8 at eome of our good? to •rice, have alwjgb^ be appreciated. WANTED I will pay Caeli for a good lot of saw logs. I also do nutter. H to is I'oni per bu., 4 Em per <toz., it to 11 Hides per lb.. 2. Everything on the east side of our store, which includes Ladies’, Misses' and Children’s Shoes- Men’s, Youth’s and ’Boy's Shoes; Felts and ’ Socks, at the following low prices: 3.W GIRGULflR SAWS. LARGE ant SMALL, KEPT IN STOCK. D. W. Rooebb, FROM FEB. 17 TO FVIRCH 17. 04.00 lAttlea'<u Meo’. SbuH <9 33 30. B.00 in REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF Aannal Meeting The annual meeting of th<Farmers> Mu­ tual Fire Insurance Company, ot Barry A Eaton, will be held iu Mudge's Opera bouse. Tuesday afternoon, Feb. Soth. com­ mencing at one o'clock. 30 Days The dMgbter* of Rebekah will sane >- hi Kalamazoo, March 7th, 1894, before tbe divisions and lodges assembled at the Armory of Kalamazoo Division. New members are joining rapidly with thv pur­ pose of entering the prize drill at thr City of Washington, Aug. B5tb, 1894. STRICTLY CASH SALE FOR Character Sketch—Mra. Geer. Quotations from Hannibal. Overjwenty-One Million People adndtadtp Worlds Fair Grounds Col. E. Y. Hogk*. They will also give an exhibition drill maple sugar. Old Government Java cof­ tbo brotherhood of man. In behalf of fee with cream and good black tea well our aged and afflicted mother, we. their drawn. Ye latcbe string of ye south ball children make this public acknowledg­ door will hang out from five o’clock until ment and with grateful hearts say “God Multon, dreMed,' tbe supper Is all gone. Ye fee for ye sap­ bless ttiem all.” Hastings, Feb. 19, 1894. per will be two York shillings as In old | St. Louis la to have a telephone ex­ time, or twenty-five cents In ye new fangk Ei.lzx m. Wicrmr. I change. ed money for ye men and ten cents for ye John W. Clhtkk, Dowa<tec’» ebalr hetory hu wimmln and children. Spinsters over Joseph L. Custer. seventy will be served free. Bachelors of Micbakl L. Cubteu > operation.. ye Mine age will be charged double the fee. Ye supper wll! be served at early candle llgbte. N. B. Ye young men and wimmln will be allowed to sit together. N. B. Ye people need not bring foot­ stoves on account of ye big wanning pan in ye cellar. Goodyear. SRANO RAPIOS OPPORITM UNION DBPot. KATB8 fl.ZS per de», Rnoni, Moto U rate. Smb ifrat ____________ BEACH A BOOTH. . ers. streets. W. ReySir Knight Herald, Daniel Mark Smith was born In far away New England but It was In tbe prime of his nolds. Sip Knight Recorder, Sylvester Greusel. early manhood that he came to this coun­ Sir Knight Treasurer, II. K. Grant. try. When the trying days of 1861 came Sir Knight Guard. Win. D. Hayes. he was settled on a farm of bls own n tew miles from Hastings. There was » wtf*~4 Sit Knight Sentinel, Archie McCoy. ,__ The division has received a special In­ and............ child....................................... leave behind, there were bus­ iness interests to consider but Mark Smith vitation to give an exhibition drill In Grand Rapids Feb. 19lb. 1894, at the lay­ heeded the call of duty and was <me of lhe firet to enlist. He served until the ing of corner stone of New Pythian Tem­ close of Ure war th<?n picked up his ple. This they will do under command of what life Is. there, iu which there is no under current of lieart ache?. Children have gone forth from tbe farm home. Some to positions of honor and Allie Gaskill, tocher: No. 4. itylng, trust; some lo humble homes, where labor Francis Allerdlng. teacher: Mr. Edmonds Is its own reward; rnd some alas! to the brings three maps of Great Britain that grant beyond. For these last tears have are the “boss.” Teachers conJl- in and fallen, not the bitter tears of unavailing see them And then beat them if you can. regret, but the tears whose falling relieve tbe heart crushed* by the thoughts of tbe Church and Society. lonely years that intervene between tbe Ye following gvodile wimmln, yelept parting and lhe meeting. dames. Smith. Lowry, Dawson. Brice. And now old age has come. And be Holbrook, F. Beamer. Licbty. Handy, F. aud his wife, leaving the old home around Soul, Welton, Stowell, IL Snyder, Wheel­ which so many tender memories cling, er and T. Phillips, together with the fol­ make for themselves a new home in the lowing -named damsels, to wit: Belle thriving city which has grown up under Handy and Ruth, her sister: Gertrude and their eyes Ella, daughters of the first and last named A past with no sting of remorse, a pre­ dames; Alices Kirk and Hall: latkes Chat­ tie and Lottie and Ollie Johnson, will wel­ sent unclouded and serene, and a future to which he lo>ks with confident faith. come ail ye good people to ye Methodist Indeed he has come to tbe “land where it Meeting House, sette down in ye village is always afternoon.” of Hastings, where they will serve on Mh.drkd Maksh. Wednesday tbe list day of February, Anno Domino. MDCCCXCIV, ye same which Is ye eve of ye birthday of ye great An expression of thanks is due the George Washington. A supper of tooth­ food people, who so nobly responded aud some victuals, to wll: Boiled ham with kindly assisted, during tbe Illness of sharp horse-radish lo make it go farther; our father, who with sympathetic bands home made bread from ye wheat also and charitable hearts, helped smooth his from ye maize. Petted beans together pathway, to the end of bls journey: and with pig meat and brown bread to go who braved tbe storm and followed him to with these. Beets preserved in vinegar, tbe tomb, and with gentle bands laid him cucumbers culled Id ye new moon. Tarts in the arms of Mother Nature. In al) well filled with ye cranberries crushed. they have done to help the afflicted they Riche frosted cakes, sweetened with ye have but emphasized the one great truth, Tbe C. L. S. C. 'will meet with Miss books generally finds its way. Thu provision allows the township board Michael, Feb. 17, 1894, with tbe following • :o aMCtearixe tbe use of the fine moneys prognm. Rome aud lite Making ot Modem Eu­ for uiher school porposea and thia U gre-era’dy dma. We believe this provision rope-Mrs. Henry Dailey. Medieval Art—Mms Ada Michael. • should vte?#Wck«m Ont and tbe use of In tbe Chautauquan. What of the Itali­ ’ ^Mfc^Und for library purposes made linan financial crisis—Miss Nona Michael. '*i•endive unless some other provision is Public Oral Debate—Mhw Bosel la made bv tbe state board for a permanent f und. ™,c *»* ’“Hearty and hale was he. an oak that IX<Duual meeting of Hastings Divtoibn Is covered with snow-flakes; White ati tbe snow were his kicks, and No. 19, Union Bank Knights of Pythias his cheeks were as brown as the oak was held Thursday night and tbe follow­ ing officers elected for 1894: — leaves.” Sir Knight Captain. Albert D Nlskem. It Is a picture uf our friend .as, with Sir Knight 1st Lieutenant. Wm. H. Pow­ form still erect. Ire passes dally along our THE KENT na 1.30 P.S. Anyone having large logs that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L WILKINS, agt FREE! 3 FREE! Don t forget to ask for the Merchants’ BENEFIT SILVER SCRIP. ONSUMERS TAKE NOTICE That for every Cash Purchase of ONE DOLLAR front nny iif-n liaut w hose name appears below entitles you i • a o 1 er L -nt. Scrip which they will accept as Five Purchase of One Dollar, and take 1 hi. . ‘A IILR that the merchants who belong v> • k fr an* the most wideawake and keep tho LO WFST C * °' °f g0*is’ and tbelr Pric®8 ape the RUKl.GRAXTSClothi>ri ''<xx1'’’ millinery and Fancy Goorh-. W. H. SPENCE. BoOte^n,! S11OM ARCH^JtfcCOV Fwn*tnre i rf°r “ Jeweler. ’ £ FO' • D. 8. j ' re’ H.M » and � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-02-22.pdf 5bfc399430ff5fe8bf6c6c97844cedb3 PDF Text Text The best A Henn­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. ■ Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVIII.NO. 43 •kJ «' .............. . who: HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 22. 1894. ........................... ............. Hastings Banner - THE KIF<4 or THE GfflNIPflL ISLANDS COOK. COUNTY NEWS. \ OLD COLLEGE SONG ER CLEVELAND Wishes they had What are we about VJEWJ m EXDJTEKE Why the Hawaiian Islands AND ran Three OF OUR AgS a9d SgAYfili SfiglfiS r* Were selected by special peimission from a large pri v ate collec­ tion brought straight from Honolulu. No one else has them or can get them. A Trip 10 83350634 BEE THE HULA DANCERS THE FAMOUS LEPER SETTLEMENT QUEEN LIL’S PALACE, ETC Sixteen Photographs of the SAHbWKH ISLANDS HOW to S6GUP6 IMS »nDF6G6(16nt6(l otter In each copy of this paper is printed a coupon. Bring or send •ne of these coupons, together with ten cents in coin or stamps to our office, and you will receive one part of the series. Back numbers can be had on the same terms. Be particular to state the number of the part desired, give your hill name and address, and enckse the necessary coupons and ten cents send for back numbers OF THIS GREAT SERIES Don’t Miss BHOS.. HJLBTIXeB. JTICB. But the Islands are no longer Cannibal, and » no longer have a King or Queen, although THE ONLY SET OF Published Thursdays by ANO HAVE Skm Zerbey has moved in with his fatten Mr.. Henry Long and wife are rejoicing over another heir. Sehrader Bros, have been buzzing wood for John Zerby and Henry Adams. Mr. and Mrs. J. Zerby returned Thurs­ day from Ohio. A number were disappointed in there not being any meeting on Sunday evening. Think when they go to church again they will be sure of meeting first Mr. Millard and Moffitt have been putting up ice this last week. Fillmore. Mr. Catt has taken John Teeple’s farm for the coming year. Mbs Winnie Teeple is preparing to go to Ohio on a visit and oxpecta to start next Monday. C. W. Smith was in Hastings Thursday. Central Butland. A. P. Wood was seen on our street Fri­ A new Scribe. •, day. No Binging school last Tuesday evening Theron Jordan was at Battle Creek last ou account of bad roads. week. Alta Yeckley and Juna Perry visited Wilson Smith of Grand Rapids is visit­ Podunk school one day last week. ing friends at N. Irving and looking for Mra. Simpson 1s very sick it this writ­ work. . ing. F. McNaughton has put up a new Wind­ Minnie VanSIckle is also on the sick mill, list Lew Mathews was seen in Fllmore Sun­ lee seems to be the cry now days. day. Mr. Phineas Durham has returned to Quito a number in this vicinity have hlh home in Grand Ledge. bought shares in the creamery to be locat­ Mrs. Tyler of Cedar Creek to visiting ed at Freeport. Mr. Simpsons’. Oranffevllle. Will Martin is visiting friends and re­ M. J. Gosh, of Plain well, was In the vil­ latives in Grand Ledge. Willis Dole is spending a few days at lage Monday. A*. N. Warren took a trip to Allegan Mr. Martin’*. The boys are all wandering where their last Saturday. Will Ulam, of Battle Creek, visited at valentines came from. Henry Hewitt’s last week. O. R. Ellis Is teaching writing school here, with about thirty scholars In attend­ ance. James Wilcox, of Cedar Springs, was in town the first of the week. Charlie England, of Grand Rapids, apent Sunday with relatives here. Miss Dot Reed Is visiting at Grhnd Rap­ ids. The railroad men are here this week and intend making a new survey from Piairieviile to this place. Earl Chamberlain, of Parmalec. spent Saturday and Sunday in Freeport, the guest of friends. Ed. Ferguson and wife, of Lindon, now reside in the Brunner bouse, south of the school bouse. A landslide prevented the morning train from making its regular trip Monday last. 8. H. Sprinkle and Miss Myrtle Riegler spent Sunday with C. J. Smelker and A number of our people went to Middle­ ville Sunday to attend the funeral of James Youngs, an old and much esteemed citizen of Yankee Springs. Mr. Youngs bad many warm friends In Ibis vicinity. On McNaughton, while hauling logs for Hubbard A Hendershott Saturday had his foot injured by a small log striking It. Ora to off duty for a few days but puts in, the time, we hear bj calling on his old friends. We forgot to mention . last week that some miscreant stole four hams and two shoulders from the smoke house of Mrs. Belle Pattison. There were two sbouldera that the thelves did not take but the reason for their leaving them is . not ap­ parent. Tbe Congregational people are to hold their week day meetings every Tuesday evening In the church. Carlton Canter. Mr*. Williams returned from ’Bay City wife, of Carlton. Thursday. Job Cheesebrough paid Grand Rapids a Mrs. Dura Donley is quite 111 at present visit Monday. writing. Mrs. T. G. Miner left for Ferrysburg Only two more weeks of school then a Saturday. short vacation after which the soring J. D. Cool visited Elmdale Monday on term will commence. business. Miss Bertha F{iend has been quite sick Frank Herrick and wife visited' Bud but is Improving at present. Skinner and family of Irving Sunday. Mrs. Alien of Yankee Springs is at Drawing ice seems to be the present oc­ her daughter, Mrs. O’Connor’s, cgfing cupation of most of the teamsters. for her daughter Minnie, who has been P. Godfrey visited Harris Creek Sunday HL as usual. Clarence Covert is clerking for Carpen­ ter A Fleming of Hastings. Assyria. Mr. Ben Fisher and son Ed went to Mrs. 0. W. Tompkins visited her sister. Ohio last week on a visit. Mrs. Osmun, at Bellevue last; week. Charley Carpenter spent Sunday in Berl and Lyle Tasker have been visit­ Hastings. ing at Mrs. Edgar Tyler’s, Vermontville, We hear that Mr. Haws wants to sell the past two weeks. his stock of goods. George Hartom, of Battle Creek, was Mrs. Ellen Jones formerly of West here the first of the week, visiting bis Carlton is seriously 111 at tbe home of daughter Mrs. John Tompkins. herdaugher, Mra. Ora Bachelder. Masquerade at the hotel next Wednes­ Miss Minnie Jones ot Detroit Is visit­ day evening, Feb. 28tb. lug at Dr. A. J. Wright’s. Mrs. Ellen Russell, of Battie Breek, was There will be a donation Friday night in town last week, the guest of her sister, Feb. 23rd. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Filo Fuller for Rev. Wright. Ladles Aid to the number of twentyAbid Donley has rented the Matt More three met with Mrs. Dr. Powers on Thurs­ farm for the coming season. day of last week. Next meeting at G. W. Earl McGIouchton and wife were called Tompkins. Monday morning to attend tbe funeral of the letters’ aunt near Banfield. Xesk.ltl.. The Blakeslee farm is sold to a man In B. L. Johnson, ot Mlddlesllle. was In the northern part of tbe state, who takes town Friday craning. possession tbe IsL of March. Mias Myrtle SmKh. of Woodland, has Mr. and Mrs. Covert were called to Has­ been spending several days with friends tings Sunday to the bedside of A. C. Car­ here. Miss Minnie FurnlM apent Saturday at penter. Ralph Lapham of Maple Grove spent home from Middlerille and a MlaaBturglr, Sunday eve In Carlton. ot llurgls, accompanied her. Mr. Peter llenney buried his last child Mra. Wm. Fuller was at Hastings Sun­ Friday. This is a sad blow to Mr. H. day and Monday. who la uow left very lonely. fry Lodge No. ST K. of P„ ot this place gave an entertainment at the Opera House and a banquet et tbe lodge room Monday Storing away Ice-cream and lemonade evening. Tbe program was good and In jaolid form seems to have been the well rendered. Tbe supper could not order of the day of late. have been better. The table, were a Mr. E. Fisk and son bavs been having lovely sight decorated with fruit and How­ a aelge with tbe grippe, tbe former to ers besides the many tempting dishes. around again but the latter though oonEd. Warburton and wife, ot Battle valesent Is still quite sick. Creek, attended Ike banquet Monday eye­ The roads since the wild Monday have ing. l>een In a queer condition, here a snow O Len. W. Felghner was al Uh Grand bank and there a stretch of bare ground. 'Irapld, Tuesday. Bom to Mr. aqd Mrs. Fred Nye, a son. The revival meetings are cull tn progreaa at the M. E. chnreh and many ate \ «U». turning from tbelr alna. C. Tack shipped * car load of sheep to Gao. Carpenter, of Woodland, was In Buffalo Friday. town Taeeday. H. Pennels sold h la fat sheep for 92.80 D. W. Leedy, of Woodland, wan la town Monday. had come to assist In celebrating the self through tbe head. He waa temporitenth wedding anniversary of tbelr mar­ Jy inaane. Mr. Yocags was supervisor of ried life. After a bounteous repast they township several years ago and we leantwere presented with a fine rocking chair ed made a good official. A wife and one and atand. The writer is informed bob survive him who have tbe sympathy “Ketchum and Ktesum” were present. A of the whole community. Supervisor Ritchie took old Mr. Bing­ good time is'reported. ham to the county bouse one day last Mrs. L. McDonald haa the grip. The oyster supper given by tbe G. A. K. Mrs. Myron Potter to some better at this writing, her fever having rua twentyone days last Sunday. good time reported. There will be a star social at tbe Yankee A daughter of William Bain ia visiting Springs school bouse Tuesday evsotag at tbe old home. February 20lh. for the benefit , of Elder Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fuller formerly of Mayharder. Each Jady will bring, a.'box this place, now of Grand Rapids are wlaitof refreshments and place two stars made at J. H. Baines was well attended and a Ing hie parents. O. E. Wood 1s putting up an ice house; A young man from Kalamazoo will speak at our church Sunday, Feb. 25th., morning and evening. A fall house should greet him. We noticed Dr. Chase on our streets a few days ago. Logging men now carry their shovels and make sleighing as they go. Mr. ,Vester closed his term of school here Tuesday. * He has conducted bls school In a very satisfactory manner to all concerned. It is reported that Elsie Smith will teach our summer term af school. A type setter of the Woodland News Sundayed with H. E. Kelsey’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Orr, Roy Smith and Frank Wolf spent Bunday at tbe same blace. ' D. Townsend’s bey appears to be gain­ ing now after four weeks of severe 111-' Dess. Miss Lena Kelsey visited a part of last week with her uncle Stephen Wolf and others, in Woodland Center. The Mito Society meets at Mrs. 1HU’ Thursday, March, HL Miss Mattie Tolles of Kalamazoo the guest of her parents last week. B. Thompson is Improving from his late attack of sickness. Star Lasher is able to bo out again after an attack of pneumonia. Charlie Lasher has been visiting in Plainwell the past week. Ross Phelps who has been staying with Dr. Scribner this winter, returned to his home iu Kendall Monday. Mrs. Dr. Scribner and Mrs. Tolles called on Mrs. T. Wells Friday. “Arkansas Jim” showed in Blackman hall Friday and Saturday evenings. Miss Della Boyion of Baltimore has been the gueat of Mrs. Gleason. i Clark Williams died of consumption Friday February 16th. at 1 o’clock. Funer­ al was held In the M. E. church of Prair­ ieville at 10-30 a. m. Sunday. Interred in Prairieville cemetery. Mrs. Christina Williams is the guest of her daughter Mcs. Barrett Deb Norwood and wife returned to Howard City last week. Mrs. Malone has been visiting her son out of wbat ever kind of material they may choose, inside of their b0«. Tbe boxes will be sold at tbe usual price of twenty five cents each. Middleville. to kill his mother, but we think be has Improved and is still in the village. f Rob’t McKnee of Irving was attacked with a fit of nervous prostration while in town last Saturday bet to better at pres­ ent Bert Johnson awnded the hop at Nash­ ville last Friday night. For account of the death of James Bush, see local column. M. F. Jordan will orate at the pioneer meeting to be held In Caledonia next Thursday. Bert Putnam 8undayed in Middleville. Will McKevitt of Hastings spent tbe latter part of last week in town. Alva Myers. Seth Gray, John SpauldIng and others from Caledonia attended the funeral Sunday. Miss Bessie George, a former Middlevllle girl, will give an elocutionary enter­ tainment in tbe interest ot the Middleville Library Association, at Jordan’s hall Wednesday evening Feb. 21st.’ Mrs. Dick Beaver of Grand Bapids is spendirfg a few days In the village. Quite a number from Middleville at­ tended the K. or F. “blow out” in Grand Rapids Monday. Mrs. L. R. Jones ot south west of the village has been stricken with paralysis. Mrs. L. W. Payne has been spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. Arm­ strong in Grand Rapfda. Aboaljhtrty schoolmates and friends " of IJllle and Eddie Morgan gave them a pleaagut party at lbeir home eontb west . of town last Friday night. Cloverdale. ftiot Bros, of Kalamazoo have a large force of hands cutting and loading ice at Acker’s point. Elder Spitler bae recovered from bislate Illness sufficiently to conduct the religious services being held here, and interest in the meetings continues to increase. Miss Agnes Jeffery of Kalamazoo la William. Mrs. Sprague is visiting her daughter visiting MIse Katie Ryan. Miss Jeffery is very proficient In music. Ola Utter at Kalamazoo. Andy Given has gone to Illinois to visit D. J. Westfall has moved into a daughter. rooms over J. IL Bush’s. Most of those who have ice houses have Doyle A Barlow has been putting them filled. lee at Beechwood this wack . Harry Waidorff of Albion was on our J. Cutter of Sturgis to here with hte . stock of goods to put In tbe store vacated streets one day last tieek. Tbe Ladles Aid Society met with Mra. by VafiAmburg. Dugal Campbell Iasi Friday. The society Whooping cough at D. J. Westfall'S ,so has flourished since Its formation and bids says the board of health. Mr. Goss of Plainwell was io town fair to become a powerful auxiliary to good works. Tuesday. The ladies prayer meeting will be held at Mrs. Frank Bishop*' Saturday at 2 p. Mr. «»<l Mra Frank Dlcklnoa of NuhTill. ^ent Sun4<, ko i Honda, wHh her Mka Mr. and Mra. O. Barrett Cbarlo. Hu. I carries his hand In a aline. . Mr. WillUon at U«»U«, was In town Tuesday. A pta, called “Mr Partner'’ will eoon Rowena Villa. Elmer King started his saw mill Brash Ridga J asses McLean had the misfortune to get Ms fool crushed under a bob sleigh last week. B. W. Jenkins and wife are the proud parents of*a boy. William Johnoox and family visited at grandma Bugbee’s Saturday. If the aeeretary of the tvaaaury keeps issuing bonds there will beeaase for the resurrection of the greenback party. Fredrick Otis and family visited at G. W. Havens Sunday. Tues­ day. Alien Abbot of Leighton spent Sunday at The social held at Philip Barbers netted J. W. Brigcv. • the society gio. Burdett Brigga Is In Hastings aa jury­ Next Friday evening there wilt be a cap. man of this township. social at the residence of Chas Barber. T. B. Moore and wife spent Friday at J. Fried cakes andooffee will bsjaerved. Bechtel's. Frank Patrick started for Dakota last David Woodward Is preparing to build a new bouse the coming summer. David Beard had quite au accident last Thursday while drawing wood. Frank Ellsworth team ran away and frightened the fanners’ team which ran away also, Mr. Beazd getting hurt very badly. J. C. Jordan and wife and Mrs. Misner spent Sunday at L. W. Smith's. Miss Laura Fairbrother of East Cale­ donia spent Suulay at 8. R. Pieraon. L. W. Smith has a dance the Sind, al Little Lee Reynolds who has been tick for the past week is reported belter.. Ettle Flower has gone to Kalaauaoo to spend a few weeks. Ed. Cavanaugh aad wife are the turkey, tn Gnha reWaCbMOMe here among tbe 1 their etberwiae Wataon, tlwa Seriager. THE WORK COMPLETE FUTURE DUMBER । Frefnoni. Joleg’ became suddenly de­ ranged Tuesday ‘’morning and threatened D. BenJaartavMM Grind Kipldi to- > pay- he < �THE OU) Mill MYSTERT par; and that In e’ery matter I____ a -rw. Etelt ffracood ' • you shan't force me to i*«r I Ury. gabbling loafer It’s not righL ! Fve no quarrel with the society; and ’f f you force one on me 1 shall figpt yon. i When they pressed for arbitration. I he said it was no use. He would not consent to agree to any. arbitrator who j Always . tried to prevent him from getting rid » -That’S like you. Maryk . *-“-h of a lazy workman. jX hard on me:” aa<1 he W But he saw that many of them were HghUy to ©over areal vexation “A °ni • on the side of the discharged man. acver would “« dhimr but doin< " roQ* thlI< !n 1 „» and he made his arrangemen te accordWn>i> ,r «VM Besides, a-s Tom wflU tcHI iugly. He judged as accurate!^ as he yon. this not my qawdfon oflly: it’«> couhl how many of the men w-*~ iaociety matter Gorrinpeknows I’ve1 ly to go out, and he arranged worked’hurl for the nnio.i. and he*• a number of non-unioniste fro a dis Kot a ks»«fe into me in consequence. tance to take their places 1 There was much debating, bi He hates tlic union like poison”’ Tom u»nl Mary interchanged rapid and anxious discussion: but a it was resolved to send in the glances. ! . “it MK-ins to me. it’s a question be­ There were several dissentients, and tween y<»ri and Mr. GorrinRi’ and no­ among them Tom Roy lance, who was body else” answered Mary; “and if encouraged in his attitude by Map' Ash­ you brinjf anyone.else into it yoti 11 be worth. Before the climax was reached and 4oing what you have no right or cull to the struggle came to a head. Gibeon, - Y^L. that’s a woman's view of all who heard of this, sought her out to try I pocl-tv bathers.” answered Gideon and gain her to his side. "Mary, why are you against nte?" he Prawle. lightly "But Tom here asked her, when be met her as she was totoawa better, don’t you. Tom?” i “Tom agrees with me.’’ said Mary, leaving the mill, one evening. “1 am not against you, Gibeon. What quietly: and at the reply Gibeon cast a rapid and rather viudictivc.fflancc at do you mdqn?" “Yes, you are; and'you're trying to ithc other man. and aaid, shortly: I •'Well, itsudt f«.r you or Tom here set others against me, too Tom Roy- I jte Kettle, but for tbe society ;to dycide; lance." । |and it’s time for the meeting. ” Good ’ "It is not against you I am acting” toiirht, Mary Better feelings to you, she said, "but 1 want to prevent you " ‘ having the chance to hurt oithers. , and less bitterness;” and with that , This is your quarrel, and yours! only; bhry separated and you know it. Trying to bring * CHAPTER !!L others into it will do you no good By Arthur W. Mirchmont.B. A- ••Yau bhs.ll ki*s to eecepe from Me frraep, and. •ndin* ahe could not, called oat loudly for help. ••You’d better yield to me” cried tbe coward, between hi* teeth, “for my oonsequeuoes." . “Help, help!” called Mary, renewing her struggles. Then the door of the cottage was thrown open quickly, hurried steps passed along the passage, and Tom Roylsnce burst into the room. In a moment he had thrown himself upon Gibeon Prawle. and, seizing him by the throat, a desperate struggle en­ sued. in the midst of which, Gibeon, suddenly breaking away from tbe other man, pushed him back on to a chair, and with muttered curses and threats rushed out of the room. CHAPTER IV. The day, that follow*) were d»y» ot trouble and doubtGibeon Prawle’, Influence with the men prevailed; the strike was determined upon, and the notices were given In. After the scene in Mary’s cottage there was no longer room for doubt in But Tom tbonffbl eo little of « bat when be told Mary what I tbe Interview he ecaroely worth while to mention to her that ha had apoken of their ooininff merriwteDot Mary waa thought?nl. and though ah.; .aid nothing to Tom ahe recalled Reuben Gorringe’, word,, and waa ragucly uneaay for a day or two. At the end of that time, however. Reuben, looking haggard and troubled, went to her, and finding her alone apoke to her about the marriage, and hi. wools were kind. “I beard the news from Tom," he no other man. 1 thought I should like to ace you alone for a minute and tell > to York ralj Trite you I was glad.” Mary smiled very sweetly at the im­ plied-praise of her lover, and thanked Gorringe for his words. “I thought, too.” he continued, speaking not without some effort, “ that I should .-----like.just to tell -you that |---------------------I am wrry for what I may have Mid the last time we—we were together. I can’t tell you that my feeling for you ta changed in one respect, respect,” be he said. •| i« smiling sadly; “perhaps It would be a good thing if I could. That feeling will ONE YEAR and Tom was threatened more than strike bother, and I’ll do what I 1’11 show you that once with what would happen if he can for you both. turned “knobstick” Other*, however, If I’m not to be chosen before another Tom Roy lance had not at <11 utulermore cautious and friendly, urged him man. at least I can be man enough to ♦slimated the strength of Gibeon Give mo Pmwle’s influence over Ids fellow to leave the place and not fly in the bear no malice toward him. your hand, my lass,” he took it and workmen. He told the facts of his disr face of the majority. । missal in a skillful'manner, so as to "We must obey the vote of the ma­ pressed bis lips to it. "God bless you, < le& ve as far in the backjrrounid at, pos­ jority," said they, "no matter what the and make you as happy aa I wish you sible the manager's real motive in dis| cause may be. This giving in by the to be” Tbe girl aaid nothing—could find •hurvlng him; and lie cleverly made • minority is the very life-blood of all noth Wig to say, being touched by his ahe most of every grievance of which • trades unions." he had ever heard. I "Then 1’11 have no more to do with words; but let her hand rest in his fora in addition to this he primed one or 1 trades unions," answered Tom, rcso- moment and then drew it gently away, Address all orders ta ♦wo <>f his .special friends to .back him 1 lutely. “What I say is that I’ll never saying after a long pause: Can’t you try and take my part now?" w 1 be a party to championing such a felup. and to declare that the society had “I hope we shall be friends;” nor “No. Gibeon; not in this," answered xwj choice but to make his quarrel “ I low as Gibeon." had she even the faintest spark of Mary, candidly. , I "But it isn't championing him, but ♦heirs ami to insist upon his being. r suspicion that he was not absolutely They walked a few paces in silence, taken on again. TV th* the nnten union, lad. lad, tliat that rnn'rA you’ve sincere in all his words. and when they reached Mary's cottagej standing *by rl iiarcnx paid ray money to tho so- he followed her Inside. * | "Yes. we ahrll be friends, and there { got to think of in this matter." * ♦iv»y for ten years and mare.” said want “Then let the union take a sensible is something I can ask you to do as a “Don’t you know that •mi', “to be trod oh Ijkr this; and I ,£ on . t । line and act justly. D'ye think 1 haven’t first proof of it. You can do it, 1 ain't g'>ing to stand it. We aren't ywu to be on my side?” 1 worked for the union? Nay. you know think. It is something connected with jee why this thing hurts ■woona.’are we. for Gorringe 'to tread you this business of the strike. I have ar­ _ __ , . with more_ . I have, aud that there's no firmer be­ to speak •n us; nor slaves, for him to thrash, me?” He began warmth of feeling than he had yet *liever than I in the right of the men to ranged. as you know, for the places of jm..t as he likes? What 1 say is this, some of the men who are going out to • stand or fall together when the cause shown. "Don’t you know, or can't van ‘J, „A . ... ♦hat the life of a man ain't worth liv­ gu.-s> that what hurt, me i, that l ^taU “J”*1’ n°l “ “** W’ be taken by women whom I am bring­ ing : f lie’s got to feel us a manager can. have to leave Wulkden Bridge?" ing to Walliden Bridge. There may be | low. a. Gibeon Brawle. H the eatwe just take the bread-out of his mouth a Me^^o'f' £b^U.ffTy a little difficulty in getting aome of and leave his wife and young ‘uns them housed, and I want to know if bDt D°‘ * you can take one of them here.” without bite or snp. just when be than be cooped up here all one’^d./a" . ph’:i -?s. And it comes to this, as we ; "Oh. yes. easily” answered Mary, ... I- V . 1 skunk like that. “Ah. but suppose there was a reason ... . . not move him. aren’t safe, nofone of us, if ware to And they could ’ readily *'*y. "Who is it? Where docs she be bullied here and sacked there as a why it was a pleasure to be 'cooped They went to Mary to see whether come from?" ■aanagor chooses. A man's a man, I up,’ as you call it. Suppose there was 1 she would influence him; for after the "She is a weaver, named Savannah ear. and ought to be treated as such,” some one from whom one doesn’t want time when he had rushed Lu to protect Morbyn; and she comes from the other What then?" and the approbation that greeted the to be driven away I her, he had let it be known that they ride of the county” "Oh, oh, I didn't know that was the speaker showed that he represented । two were to be married; but Mary J "When will she be here?" 4toc views of several who were present state of the case. Who is it?” site asked, . would not hear a word against Tom. ' wouia near wore tom. ; ..To-tncrrow evening, so as to be half banteringly. —tlwxuajority, a* it seeuied to Tom. I She thought he was doing the right ready for tbe next day” “1 suppose we don’t deny as Gibeop But the next inrtant .herepented tbe ‘ “Do you know anything atom her?— ha a done a lot for the society, do we?" question; f^r Gibeon Brawle seized her - Reuben - Gorringe went to Tom some her character. I mean?” naked Mary. asked auother man, and the question hand in his and ran his arm round her 1 few days before the notices expired, | "I know her to be a good hand, was answered in a way that made the waist, holding her close to his side ^nd spoke toMm. steady and reliable. A good girl. I be­ KiLiwtof it glance trlancF rather triumphant trinmnlunt.­ while his words came thick and fast I -----Hubjectof “What are jfvu you going i.v to uw do iu in fru» this Here,” and then lie left. Catarrh Attacks All Mucous Membranea. - k Affects the Ears, Eyes, Xo’s. , M •‘U.you It'w vnn. Xfnrv I'vh tv-iwYl *> '. m.Iter. Ton,?" h. uked. ly at Tom. "Well then, if he’s stack M^ ! Tom wux plvn^l when Marv wld Throat, Bronchia! Tubes, Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Blad­ ri, r.-w,! ..An know ,that k.* •you M»«. ’ .... , , 1 kqr the society, 1 say the society should - you feel it it, tzx to mmlz.. make you "J m going on with my work, hr him as much of the interview as was der—The Whole Mucous Tract—The Many Ills That Htidc by him. We ain’t cowards, are are more to me than all the world be-) said. | necessary to explain the reason of the we, to be afraid o' one man?" Are Due to Its Far Reaching Influence. sides. I love yon, Mary, my darling, j “But you're local secretary of the , new hand coming into the cottage, and Things continued in this way until Y'ou ran do with me what you will. If union." , drew from it n good omen us to their several of those present hod spoken, you love me, and will be my little wife, 1 ••I was. I've resigned. ” I've •---•■ left the fnture relations with Gorringe. He on Many people labor under the mistaken idea that catarrh means simply adisriiarjts Jrsa ‘ and Ht last they turned to Tom Roy- I’ll work hard for you as 1 have never society—at least they as good as turned his side also had good news, for the the nostrils, with a bawkinc and spitting of mucous; but to the observing pfayshtoe kanoc and asked him his opinion. worked yet. Ah. Mary, my—” me out. when I wouldn't strike.” manager had o lie red him a belter po­ who makes a speiaity of the disease, tbe word catarrh means much more. Expeihnae "T'vq no mannerof doubt about what But u zoon a, Myy recovered from ■ w “Come to the office, 1 want to speak sition in the miM, to act partly as over­ has taught him that catarrh to by do meaas coafined to tbe brad atone, bat lhaf Ibe we ought to do," said Tom. readily, her avtoDubment .he tiruggled to free to you." end when they were alone, he looker and partly to find employment entire Bystem to frequently affected by It. Thus we have— speaking in a firm, decided voice. h.r^.1, - ------„jd; ..flsT< „„ U-auenn. to rtop herself from M. his grasp. ‘ Catarrh of the nose, causing frontal headaches (more comatonlr known as nrain the office, a position stowing trust •’Tlita Is Gibeon Prawle’s matter and Gibeon. " iv.” . mes go’. L^’e “e this folly?" nlgla.) a sense of dullness or drowsiness, dixxlnraa, confusion of thoughts, etc. , I and confidence and bringing better >»o one else’s. The reason he’s been alone. - ------------------------Don .t touch me! r» nevar • .... J Catarrh of tbe throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, causing sore throat, coach, "No. none. 1 have tried, but the wagea sacked ia one which those who’vc said aught to you to make you speak hoaruesa, or entire Ion of voice, bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, etc. Mary looked on thia as a further workwi with him know perfectly well in this way to me. Don't touch me men are determined to stand by Gib- * Catarrh of ibe stomach (more commonly called dyspepsia) causing indigetuiaa. 1 proof of Gorringe’a sincerity In wisb- heartburn, water brash, nausea, fetid breath, palpitation, or fluttering of the >art. —he don't do the work properly, tie again,” she cried, as he tried to take eon," said Tom. "They are fools, and that’s the long ing to show hit frienjsliip, and was shortness of breath, etc. , knows that well enough," and Tom her again in his arms, “or you’ll make ' What about the both glad and grateful. Catarrh of the bladder with its long list of syaaptoms. the inflammatory condi’isa looked resolutely round at a number me hate you” and she shuddered with and short of it. women?" j In the evening, therefore, site Kt to extending up tbe ureters to the kidney a 'causing diabetes, Bright ’ s Disease, etc. of the men who murmured and mut­ an involuntary gesture of repugnance. . "I don't think many of them will go work with a light heart to make the Catarrh of tbe towels, causing alternate dtarrbeea and caostlpatiun. pilea etc. tered their objections, and then turned , “Do you mean thatT’ be asked, look­ out, if any da I’ve heard one or two cottage ready for the visitor, and the In fact catarrh effects more or less all the mucous surfaces of the entire body, raustot and faced Gibeon, who jumped to his ing at her steadily. I | talk about giving in a notice, but I next day as soon as the day’s work wms at tunes severe local neuralgic or rheumatic pains. So when Drs. Copeland arid Gnfeet eagerly to contradict what was aia f course. I do. ''hen don't think they will. They know 1 done she hurried to the cottage and ham are asked, (as they often are by pattents) wbetter they treat other disease* to «aid. “Let me speak," said Tom, f T°nth",1‘ W »e.o. ux> well to found tbe.trxn^r had well as catarrh they answer yea. ■“you've had your turn. All that has . ™ arry y° . ‘ ! quarrel with their victuals for a shifty J “Are you Savannah Morbyn?” ahe been said about the other matters is “Then you won t marrry • me? And scoundrel like Gibeon Prawle." ! asked, looking curiously at the girl Because experience baa taught them chat nearly every ease af chroalc dieease Ln U:» right cnough.no doubt, but it's naught you menu to quarrel with me? You’d j “They can't beat me," said the man- whom she found sitting with her bat tin te»JS due • ®0BerMl otarrhal condition of tbe system, and in treating this c<**<» do with Gibeon. I speak for myself, dltion they cure the disease. rather do that, eh?" , resolutely. ; and jacket still on. 1 ve alwa>’s bad good pay’ Thia method of treatment te peculiarly adapted to this class of ailments of the MiI don t want to quarrel with you or "Whatabout GibeonF’ aaid Gorringe. I "Yes: and you, 1 can see, are Mary fconi Gorringe for good work, and with anyone, Gibeon. But I can’t after a pause. "What’s your candid ' Ashworth. 1 knew you at once from lire mucous trace of the body; as it to both local and Internal; and each year’s expert fterc ain’t a man can say otherwise. । eoee and successful treatment only confirms their claim that this to the only true a»d ' opin iota about aVkzmw# i| •the l-• -A i. .^1—given —A , tome.”M him?" description JLui 1>e always found him willing to 1 tuari') ^OU. rational mode of treatment In this they are borne out by hundreds of testimonial* "You mean to marry Tom Roylance. "I don’t want to talk of him. He’s a > The stranger got up from her chair Hne-u to anything in reason. My vote « A,££UL?l,£n,~ KBMBMBKR IT COSTS TOU NOTHING FOR CONSUCTA •N u . * suppose?" The words came very scoundrel and a cowardly frightoner j and went holding out both her bands -Ji ff— I..,*!__ . ... TION AND EXAMINATION. of women," said Tom, his eyas bright- to Mary, who placed here in them, con«he and I shall stand ■Be jos for himself; and . . “I don’t mean to ask you who 1 am ening with anger. ! • fidently ami readily, and looked into kr The hem." j t> marry, and if you weren’t a coward “What do you mean? Is it becausc ' the othcAs face. there was some little applause when 1 he is the man concerned that you stand ' As she touched the girl’s hands and , you ’ d be ashamed to say such a thing. ” Ac MG. down. Huck will always wins j mo«Ui. my tongue wm costed and my Mtornat* bad 1 - -r- VTl.w KmyV »> “Yes, that’s like a las. Trying to by me and against the society?" asked • met the gaze of her eyes. Mary felt •ehvc*. and it was a plucky speech, and ■ . ’ •nee an awkward question with a bit Gorringe, looking searching!? at tbe herself shrink as if with instinctive aaadc one or two who thought with 1 ' xasunUl I «rt miserable. My bowels w*-rWs<ner, formerly of Haatlnga but , of big talk. But see here, you won't other. \ |[ distrust. distrust. kirn s;x*ak their minds. «?WJ ,rla< *l 17 * Shawmut avenue tJnmd bad. and In fact I wa« hardly tree from m<-‘ known mUMn in "Yes, that', about the size of IL" an- ij "You cold." th, newcomer. newcomer, e¥*‘‘^B_M“ °°* ot tbs “ You are cold, ” aaid the Bui there were more on tho other I marry him. So you may look out. both awered Tom. “If be eame back to the ; who tried to draw the girl cloaer to •side, nmi after some rather heated i . ... «*arrk ws, a tumblem ” trraunwxt and I bare gained •rtcadlly anti) S. mill we ahould leave." I 1 »tlk th y appointed a deputation to Ke ! ' The ^rl BmUed «»rofttlly. but did I ' mart every symptom has db»ppeared. am* I that catarrh 1* indeed a curable dis'' '** “Wer- aaid Reuben Gorringe. quick- ’ ■he manager on the next day. to trv to 1 301 ®®fcWer• “1 nm tired. 1 think” said Mary, when tree* '---------- ” ---------------------------g-t fTuw-.e reinstated Ah' *ou m=-v ,ol,e Bnl lf 1 cho« ly and suspiciously. | moving away from her. “The work myuMf aa ■ catarrh no better 'Tfu* “Yea Mary and I have settled that. II has _. Garriar. aet the men reri” TT{ !'*: been very hard and—and I want Oppeland and Gnxt»nr ilJ™Pb;botrouHMCm,aru, h‘ head half w hi^b as be doe, at We’d neither ot ns work where he was. j my lea. ■iofita dUtaaBftA*’ It was a lame conclusion, toeb P 1 I Pee<«nt, I cau tell you. And aa for the We’re going to be married, you know. 1 but • ■ the girl could not explain nor ac­ . I that’s coming, he may look u when this trouble’s passed over a bib" count .. for tbe feeling which took po^' -Vo, oo.mjroon. Yfin knot, mo and hir3«elf. If he think, or jwi think, The manager had cent over a drawer aeealon of her Ti^T’Z ” ”’?•> t’L ” * th,“he "Ul ■,nowed ,o at his table while thia was aaid, add . np the narrow She took Savannah up ALL PAT1FNTK WILL BE TBLAXL* I rnesn it. Gibeon I’roelc'. . .Uck, Toa a„ stick, you are both mistaken. I Cante made no answer for quite a minute. I staircase and left her in the bedroom VNT1L CURED FOB tS -PER MONTH toafrr and not a worker, and there's [ THIS INCI UDE* CONSULTATION. LI to you to-day to try and make peace seeming to be searching for something i*e was to occupy, while she herself AMlNATlON.TttKATMENTANDMEl*! . «u roapi tn any mill or shed in my care j be tween us all. I didn't mean to let he could not find. Al last be got up went to thut in which her mother and CInK POM ALL PAHIKTS A>I> F«« for tacn who shirk their work. Thia from bis ehair, and continued the! herself were to sleep, andtried to ALL 1AKWEAMC1 > . my tongue and my feelings rim away is a ntaiU r b< tween him and me, and with me, but you won't have peace, search with bta back to Tom I <Mkc off the feeling that — -- ---------- ■ Ac- weiaty’s got naught to do with It and so there's an end to it” -Oh. are you-’ he said, in avoice, her-They .... had. tea. -----------and ’ “ 1 when Tom -All the other little things you’ve men Our system of mail treatment J— -------..... Mary said nothing while he waa meant to be indifferent came In •to apeak of . the arrtmgemeuu -yir.ptom blank and com-ap ri -ncsl wc can talk about, and I’ll do perrect and effectual as oar offl “We shall wait till after thia busi- for the next morning he found them all I enn to meet you. But I won't speaking, but the instant he had together take Gibeon back. Mr. Coode”—thia' finished she went to the door and opened it. was the proprietor of the mill—“and I dnoed by hi. word. j Savannah, rising and smiling to Mann “Go” she cried, pointing to tbe door. hare talked over this matter of GtbCibeon fh-swle looked at her. speech­ Reuben Gorrul<e wee * long time put her hand into Tom's and •tra. and he'» left It to me stoolutely; teas with anger, his handsome (ace •ewrchinr whal he did UX Sod. and l.*s firmly in herown while she troviritigand flmbed with rag©.’ Then, mil! up twisting his uap in his clenched hands, be esclaiaed. THB'TWt.KATESXD STRIKK and will injure them." "I know that you are against me— aye, lass, and seem to have been so always. Why don’t you like me?" “I’ve given you no reason to think that,” sai«l Mary, simply. "I hope I have not been unkind to you. or to anyone." “I don’t mean that. You couldn't be unkind to any living thing,” he said, earnestly. "But you don’t like me. Why can’t 1 have your good {will? FOR ONLY 11.00, CASH IN ADVANCE THE HASTINGS BANNER. RAVAGES OF CATARRH CATARRH CAN BE CURED! 85 00 A MONTH Copeland Medical tastitDk. •*«. MMLUfiMD sum* - »•« «A«T FULTON »TB««T ■AP1DSMICH. �Hastings Banner Thursday, Feb. 12, 1894. W.*. COOK. Local E«toc. BUSINESS CARDS. S. J’ALHKTItR. Q J. M. SMITH. LAW, COLLBCTIOX AXB KKAI. R8TATR . OFFICK OF PALMER FUN & SMITH Canreraucing a specialty. Woodland. Mich Eaton Rapids Herald:—“Tea, I am A man left a horse hitched to a poat on tiro streets of Woodland part ot an after­ through with Virginia” aaid H. L. PlereoD “I’ve got enough of that noon and all night until break of day. yesterday. Tbe horaa was eo stiff with the cold it country- They have loo little ambition could scarcely move. Some one should down there. The white farmers are all •end that man a copy of “Black Beauty.” alugglah, satisfied with making a bare A hot sling of Carter's Extract Smart subsistence. The negroes on tho other Weed will cut the mucous phlegm out of hand are Induslrhais and are fast outthe throat and lungs In a few hours, mak­ stiipping the whites. If.things keep on In ing it a sure eure and quick cure and pre, tbe way they are going now within twenty ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore five rears tbe negroes will own nearly all Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles tbe farms In that state and will be far in all come from a negledted cold. W. H. advance of the white people. They are being better educated and have batter fa­ Woodmans^. Goodyear. cilities for schooling while tbe white Even mother should keep a bottle of law and collect low orrtOK. children are growing up in ignorance and Carter’s Extract Smart Weed in the house. MiiftlvMneaa. I am heartily glad to get out All business promptly attended to. When the little one comes home with wet of tlikt forsaken country.” dward Taggart Loya! E. Knappen. feet and chilled, a hot sling of Carter’s Ex­ ArthurC Ited««n. Eaton Rapids expects to have a local tract Smart Weed will prevent taking TAGGAKT. KXAPPEXA DENISON, cold. Children like it, it is aa pleasant telephone system. The 'phones will be . I.AWYER4. rented at 810 a year. as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. Kornus 811 •!' Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. Tbe Ovid Union of last week told of a Grand Hapidv. Michigan. W. K. Llebler has resigned Ida position big turkey as follows: "Wm. Swartout, ALICE KIRK. M. D.. at J. Campbell’* and Is mbvlngto Caledonia who resides south of Ovid, has no doubt • Physician and Surgeon. where be will take charge of Ills father’s ' . Hailing*, - ■ Mich. owned one of the largest turkeys ever Ailflail s promptly attended day or night. Of- general store. Will and his estimable wife known in Michigan. The length of thia Ice urer F. G. Stowell’s boot and »hoe «tore have made many friends during their tnikey from bill to foot waa four feet a swkkzky residence in our village who will wish •J Attorney at law. three and one-half inches; around the them abundant success in lhetrnew home Hastings. Mich. breast two and one-half feet; around the Practices in ait courts of the state. Col- and business relations.—Middleville Sun. thigh l«Jf inches; weight of turkey 41 lecUous promptly attended to. The University of Michigan announces pounds.” an innovation In the shape of summer R. K. II. LATHROP. courses of instruction, which will be in Hoinuepatbic Physician and JUST THE POOR M '.N’S LUCK. Surgeon stituted the coming summer under the Ojjici’ over W. 11. Goodyear's New direction of a committee of Professors Usually the Prreon Who C#j't Afford It Bqur Store. Needs Artlflrtol Limbs. Hinsdale, Prescott. Heinpl, Beed rnd Au calls promptly attended to. “There are perhaps eight hundred Lyman. The term will begin July 9 and T A. SCRIBNER, M. I).. thousand men in this country who need .A Physician and Surgeon, end August 19i The tuition fee will be 815 artificial legs or arms, and not more a course, and the university libraries, DNton. Mich. than one hundred thousand of these (Mice In residence, one olock east ot depot laboratories and museums will be open to are supplied." It was a well known students subject to the usual regulations. maker of wooden legs who said thia to A. A C. II. BARBER • Physicians and Surgeons. The course of Instruction comprises Greek, a New York Sun man. He was ward­ Oils in city or county responded to with Latin, French, German, literature, English ing off an appeal to his charity in promptness, day or night. language, composition, history, philosophy behalf of a locomotive fireman who had slipped under his engine and been etc., subject to change. v , A. SHKl.DO^, badly crippled. • ‘The fact is,” he con­ • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Prof. Kedslf, of the Agricultural college tinued, "it is always the poor man who Abstract Hloek. Hastings. loses a leg or an arm, now that the war told the Farmers ’ Institute at Schoolcraft Mpney to loan on Real Estate Kcal Estate said on commission. Gent-rid coneeyanclng. that, cream of tarter baking powders cost is over. Excepting the crippled veter­ daring a complete set of Abstract Books, eom- । ans who are kept supplied with legs by eitoQ from the Records, caa furnish complete the manufacturer three cents per pound the government, nearly every man who « tenets. • C. F. BROOKH. Clerk. and sold for sixty cents; koalspar ia loses a limb has to huvs help to ge^* M. POWLBR.D.D. S nothing but common salt, and sells for new one." 835 n barrel, black pepsin, made of salt But while the number of pensioners (Mice hours Sa m to r> p. m. and a little pepsin, sold for butter making Is on account of the war continues to in­ worth little of nothing, sells at the rate of crease with each increase in years since 1ILIP t. COLGROVE. Attorney at Law *7.(120 a barrel: chemical preservatives are that time of carnage, there is little (Successor to Smith A Oolgrove. likelihood that the number of makers highly injurious to health, and "secret” (Office in Union block, Hastings.) of artificial legs will fall off much in Practices Inal! the courts of the wtate. preserving processes ‘ bring outrageous number. There arc nearly two hun­ prices; commercial jellies are made of dred of them now. large and small K. KEN ASTON, 4 starch and sulphuric acid, flavored and many of whom, having worked in on© v. Attorney al hw. (Over J. 8. loodrear & C-o.'s store.' of the larger factories, set up for them­ colored. ’ r. Practices In all caurtaof tbe State. Collection* selves and whittle out "timber toes’’ arora ptly vtteu din g'to. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES for unfortunates who cannot afford to R. TIMMERMAN. Homeopathic Phybuy one of the improved legs. • sician and Surgeon. The farm residence ot l^eon Peck at The science of making wooden legs (Office over Lathrop's drag store.) Green Lake was consumed by fire during and arms has in recent years almost supplied the place of the natural memthe fierce wind and snow storm about ben that have been lost. There is al­ noon last Monduy, while the family weri1 most no occupation now that is closed all at home. The loss Is very heavy as to a man on account of his crippled itturly all of the household goods were condition, and l«y the use of a rubber also burned, with no inauaance. The wind heel and toe it is made possible for a blew such n gale that those present were man to walk almost without percepti­ powerless to cheek the fierce Hanies.— ble impediment or limp in his gait. In fact, a man with both legs gone can Wayland Globe. now preserve his equilibrium and J. F. Garwood of Marshall planted 15.000 •walk about almost as well as any trout in brooks near that vicinity last other man. The wood employed—wood being -POSITIVELY CURESlighter and stronger for this purpose H. R. Warreti of Charlotte pulled a than any other material discovered— parsnip recently that measured 42 incites, is willow or bats wood, and after it fthree and a half feet) has been seasoned and carved into the SleeplemmesH and all derangements of tbe Nathan A. Johnson a prominent Char­ proper form it is covered with rawhide Nervous System. and enamel to strengthen and finish it. lotte pioneer died at his home aged 74 With artificial arms and hands a years, on Feb. Wth. man may hold a fork, drive a horse, Fred Merrlth a Dlamondale druggist extend the arm at will and even write has been fined *50. for selling liquor te a a fair hand. There is a case of a man Purely Vegatable, guaran'ed free from minor. who lost both bands and one foot, ■ opiates, 100 full site dooes, 50c. The wife of the senior editor of the who now walks perfectly well and is able with his artificial hands to grasp M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rap- Charlotte Leader has fallen heir to 835.000. Mich.) Savings Bank. i*ay* he cannot say light articles, open floors and feed 9*3 much In favor of ••Adironda.” Wheeler's At the joint meeting of lhe Eaton t'omty himself. Scan and Nerve Cure. A man with two artificial legs rides Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine Agricultural society and state board of *0.. Cedar Springs, Mich. Sold by. agriculture at Utrarlotte President F. N. horselxack and can mount and.dis­ mount readily, and another man has Green. Secretary' George A. Perry and even walked a mile in sixteen HASTINGS, MICH Treasurer Nelson Smith, who have served minutes and fifty seconds, to brat the as officers of the Eaton County Agricul­ wooden-leg record. Skating and bicy­ tural society for tbe past eight years, were cle riding are other accomplishments reflected. and enjoyments from which some - CIRCULATION • •' The Bailey House tbe oldestaud leading men with artificial limbs are not de­ barred. It is is curious to not*- that, hotel of Stanton burned last week. according to the.tables of percentages, Wayland ia a sporting town of no mean farmers arc the greatest sufferers. 17 Hereafter, changes for advertisements character. Two of our well known sport­ per cent, of the cases of leg amputa­ rt reach thin office Tnesdays at latest to tions being found in their number, re insertion la the Issue of tbe week ing men have just made an offer of *100, 000 to sebure the great Corbett-Jackson while workers at the bench number •hen brought. 13 percent., laborers 8 1-3 percent, fight. It bfeing understood that the Maquis and railroad men but 7 per cent. Rheumatism rack* the system like a thumb­ of Qneensbuiy rules to be barred, and the screw. It. retreats before the power•<»( Hoods' fight to take place on the beautiful Chip­ •areaparilla. wbleb purifies tbe bleed. monk island, located one mile east of the There are two forms of physical city In Rabbit river. It is more than likely death constantly going on in the Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure tbe offer will be accepted, and should it world: sayr; the Vegetarian—molecular Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. death and somatic death. The first is be ground will be broken Immediately for expressed in other words by saying Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure the erection of an renphitin at er with a that the whole of the body is constantreM in the head. W. H. Goodyear. capacity of seating 350,000 people. It Is ly'ibeii^j worn out and being renewed. Barepbor Cream Catarrh Cure is the best also understood that the city govern meat Every action that we perform, every soothing and healing. W. H. Goodyear. will not interfere. We are Informed that breath we draw, and every thought we the generous-hearted donors will use tbe think, is each accompanied by the ▲ bet allng of Carter's Extract Smart teat proceeds of the figfat in building an death of a .certain amount of muscular Weed will cure the Grippe. W. R. Goodor nervous tissue, so that molecular elevated nrflroad of the trolley system be­ •death is a necessary part of daily life. tween Wayland and Alle*an; tbe county Somatic death is the death of tbe en­ Caatefs Croup and Consaaqytion Cure la •eat. In order that the sheriff may have tire individual, and is generally con­ ike beat eough medicine. W. H. Oood- better facilities in reaching this city when sidered to take place at the moment 6f' subpoenaing witnesses on li<wor cases tbe cessation of circulation and respira­ comkrg ttramaw. and also to facilitate tion. This bi not an absolute test,' Carter’s Cough and Coasumpiion Cure relieves at once. Try it; never fails. W. matters o# tegai interest with our village pnrre. CoL Townsend was a peculiar attorney whose office Is located at that H. Goodyear. ease of a man who could by the effect., eity.—Wayland Globe. of his will voluntarily suspend these7 Carter's Cough and Consumption Care functions for a considerable time, white Lieut. Thomas JL Parker a pioneer of will cure cougba and croup, aeU qalck. the continuation of the circulation is of Allegan coadfy and prominent tn G. A. sometimes so difficult to determine tastes good. W. H. Goodyear. R. circles died last week. During lhe war that even the eminent anatomist Ve­ Tbe Kalamazoo Cold Storage: company he was a lieutenant In the Fourth Mlch- salius OD'-e opened an apparently dead are cutting eight-inch Ice on Long lake. body and found the heart still beating. gan Cavalry. Barry county, and will place 800 tons in A French author. Bruhier, in 1742, col­ Allegan county will votexon local option their big refrigerator.—Telegraph. lected records of fifty-four persons who soon. had been wrongfully supposed to bare A large number from this piaec are A pest faunae has b^en secured at Otacgo been dead. attending court at Hastings thia week. for the small pox pallentx. It is located s A Kbw Explosive. Woodland is getting a reputation for legal scrimmages second only to »astirillr.— short distance on tai dr of lhe town. Chemists and others Interested in the discovery »n<l use of.new explosives are David Wileon an aged resident of Plain­ now busy studying the component well was severely kicked by one .of bis Steekle has been ehrted president parts and character of an acid recently । horses while at work In its stable. discovered by a chemist, and to which ! and S. C- Wo’cott secret try and treasurer E M IA&BS . , B K P F F ADIRONDA c .rUtened hydmxole .cid from Its com­ position, which is three parts of nitro­ gen and one port of hydrogen. It seems strange' that in all the years that chemistry has been studied this acid has escaped discovery till now. It Is described as resembling water, fuming strongly in contact with the air and causing painful wounds when applied to the skin. The acid does not seem to be itself explosive, but the salts it forms with moat of the metals are described as being extremely so. It was diBOOvcred accidentally, it seems, during the course of an obscure organic investigation, and tl^e strange­ ness of its propert les led to an investi­ gation. and the discovery L* the exact nature of its characteristic*. Few speci­ mens exist in this country, and (he acid has not been studied to any great extent. - ------ rum rhymoloRlcal Oddltle*. . The rausetea of a well-developed human jaw-can exert a force of 534 pounds according to recent experi­ ments. The blood in itv natural state contains an amount of pur? water that m really astonishing to one who has not given the subject attention—nearly •‘even-eighths of its entire bulk. Kiel estimates the surface of the lungs at 150 square feet, or tea times that of the external body. There is enough of Iron in the blood of 49 men to make a plowshare of 24 pounds weight ■relic atteatiss tad Is treated by the beat airtteritle*, aitheat regard la parties er creeds. It will keep ewy tteagMtsi reader interned •• the tares sad prelaws of the tiae, as no other periodical dees. Peculiar to Itoeif. So eminently "ucccaaful hat [Bed 's Sarsarparllla been that many leading citizen* from all over the United States lurulsh testimonial* of cures which seem almost miraculous [loud’s Sartaparllla is not an aecldrnt, but tbe ripe trait of Industry and study. It possesses merit “peculiar to itself." Hood's Pills cure Nausea. Siek Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness. Bold by all druggists. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. United States to warrant so revoHrtfonary rtMou activity i*. in citizenship implies that and the latest great achievements la every direction o< activity. 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He was the found of lhe chair factory there. creamery. It will be he has given tbe name of bydraxoic acid. This, It is claimed, is destined to make a new era in the history ot Has the only saving* department tn in Barr? Ounty and pays l per cent Intecent on all Um- EVERYTHING Castoria. Castoria. “ Castoria ia an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers hare repeatedly told me of its good effect upon tbelr children." Lowell, Maas. Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I <m acquainted. 1 hope tho day is not Ill So. Oxford »Brool>,I.X “ Our physicians in the children's Interectof their children, and use Castoria inmedteal supplies what is known as dertroyteg their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphtoe, soothing syrup and other hurtful agent* down their throaw, thereby sending In the line of choice candies, fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery goods, constantly kept on hand. Prompt attention given to all orders. Call and see me at CITY BAKERY. fl. E. KENKES. FKSF’R The Inter Ocean CflNCEK 15 CURABLE ,1 Without the knife, still caustics, or pol- Special attention in gtv i to Cancer. The treatla baaed upon the recently embodied jm read by Prof. V, e Koyal and Imper­ ial Association of Physicians of Vienna namely: That a* the cell elements in cancer have much leas vitality than those of sound flesh. It la poantble to attack them without Injuring surround­ ing healthy cells, or the general well-being of the patient. The remedies cmloyed at Hornellavllle al­ though as hatmlesa an tbtwe of Vienna, are far more effective-wholly removing tbe odor of the growth within twenty-four bourn, and cann­ ing the dlaeaaed Uaaue to shrink to a hard Art eachar unUl It Is crowd«". out by healthy heal- ts the only known method that reaches and exMtaAVsry oujccrona oNL *ajr~ MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE ------ AND------ WEST . j HKS THE LKRGEST CIRCULATION TSt=?MQ I3Y MAIL. SENI-wEEKLY, 12.00 WimY, . . . ■ IL00 OF CURRENT LITERATURE. The Weekly Inter Ocean Is edited ••rwially for tho»« who, J. D. MITCHtU., M. 0. UarMlUrOI.. K. T “PAfekEft HAIR B AS A EWY PAPF.fr FT A Sapplement, Iflurtrated, in Colors, B1OBT AOteTtOHAl. HOtl. makta, I* d SEmSM PAOl* NOTICE (F HEARING CLlIM*>. State of Mkh'gao. County of Barry.-as. NT’«*>!‘b$rbT lbat b? M '*d> rhe months from that date were allowed lur credi'nrs to present their Alm* again*t the M. taro <rf W-Kuapp, late of aiW Ctou <ty. dr ceased, and that *U .-redito. f, of said deecss 72LYe.n’,HB,r^d s c>tm* tn Said CU ® ,ht ***• •“ U* DOLLAR PER YEAR Address Weok v Inter Ocean, rhe- two paper, fur only one ye*v ». COOK ■ mi. M, I �— .. a«o el the tent ot lodeetrtal and oommerebl proareee. l..hoe <eu more f«b*r ally employed thin ever before, wages - were better, and confidence prevailed In ail tbe channels of trade and Industry. ’ But with the election of Grover .Cleve­ Hastings Banner _' Thursday, Feb >894- L.COOK. Kdltoe. land, In 18M. camo a decided change. After a great and prolonged effort a Confidence faltered; distrust gained a foot­ complete and perfect photographic survey bold; money became scareer; Industry re­ of the moat though i-of land in the world ceived a cheek; tbe tide ot uroapenty rap has been made. It will commend Itself at ’ idly ehanged Its course; bankruptcy, once to all people as the most reliable and ' stagnation and general distress followed. fascinating panorama on the Bible ever | ■rx mniftA. mjch., rorromcnAUGUST 14. 1679, - editorial note “i On the Sth of August, 1898, less than six । months after bis Inauguration, we find President Cleveland thus describing tbe *U,p.rt> .ill * P""0' situation In a message to congress, which Jr.de, ^merely . refcliUoe he had called together In extraordinary session: ttrongb wbleh lhe With plenteous crops, with abundant end due as IO tbr prrwnt to uJrrateaed or artoel UrtJ promise of remunerative production and ,be y..r 1SW. to .ppe.’e lb- oulll0««loo manufacture, with unusual invitation to tpkll then r,mp.nl In Ibe South. Henry safe investment and wllhsatisfactor) assur­ Xy. ibouKh . l‘rri«Uonbt. Iblrodoc* • ance to business enterprise, 'suddenly, fi­ bill which bee »me a law. by Which all nancial distrust and fear have sprung up­ on every side. Numerous moneyed insti­ were In he reduced iu une bur.ronUl ^XpereenvUvabramwltHnte. tutions have suspended. • ♦ • Values Tke prw^‘ , Indortrlee. ' *w"> »F —_ The dtaaMrooe edects ot .Her tbU l.w JXeh .tot.ee. .nd ’merely. He enactment. On th. ISlh ot u*rrb-1’’' wjthlu one year after Ibe paetwt of Ible aw. Mr. Webster tbo. described tbe coo­ . plaeed before the public. It la tbe first effort ever made to photograph a Palestine tour to hold before tbe eyes of the reader lhe very spot where Je»a« and His diaeiplea walked and lived. It Is a victory of art, photography ■ nd history combined. Its claims at onee peal to tbe most superficial observer; but a little attention renders Its charms Irreshtlble. A panorama of Palestine, It introduees us to (he land of sacred pilgrimage at tbe famous seaport of Jaffa; then, amidst ever-increasing woudere. It bears us on supposed to be fixed are fast becoming through tbe streets of the City of God, re­ conjectural, and loss and failure have in­ vealing tbe ruins that tell of the glory of vaded every branch of business. David and Solomon and the places that Note the similarity ©f these utterances speak of the heroic life of the Son of by President Cleveland to those of Mr. Mary. It bears us on, filled with know­ Webster In 1834 and of President Bu­ ledge and new Inspiration to the deserts dltion of the country : •Mr. President. In tbe midst ot ample chanan In H»8. A like cause produced a and mountains of the South. We climb Mean.of n.llon.1 .nd ludlrtdual b.ppl- IDto result In each instance. Tbe tariff in the rugged steeps of Sinai, and tread tbe neee.wu have unexpectedly t.llen<"K>««- 'operation produced general prosperity In shores of the sea where Paraoh and his nndldim Our CO.™- U.S been .nd- 1833 . and In 1846. It was reduced, and chariots were overwhelmed, and feel that denly wrested. The reneral pulrt-of life <distress followed. In 1833 and 1846 the we are traveling with Israel th rough his .lauds still. »nd lhe activity and industry reduction was Immediate. In 1834 tbe re­ desert of unparalleled bareness. It takes ot lhe country feel a pause- A ..ally ex­ sults were Immediate, and In 1846 they us amid tbe setaes of Christ's birth and tended .lid beneOcent commerce is check­ were deferred only by an unusual succes­ childhood, shows tbe mountains where he ed; mantifeelure. suspended with Incalcu­ sion of events, and disaster followed as prayed alone, and cities in which be lable Injury to those concerned In them; soon as the effects of these events had wrought the greatest work this earth has and tbe labors ot agriculture threatened passed away. At the close of each period, with tbe loss ot their usual reward. Our also, lhe nation, with more abundant re­ It carries usteloDamascus, lhe oldest resources are, neverlbeless. at Ibe time abundant, .nd .11 external clreumsluice, higbly favorable and adyuitageou.; such as f.lrly promise us. not oo|y, continuance* that degree ot pros­ perity wbleb we hare actually enjoyed, but Ils rapid advancement, also, to still higher stages{r ‘ Tbe condition of ibe counlry ta, iud’-ed. singular. It It like that of * »lron< man chained. In fdl health, with strength unabated, and ail Its faculties unimpaired, it is yet incapable of performing Its ac­ customed action. Fetters and manacles are on all its limbs.” The state of affairs thus so graphically dlfcribed by Mr. Webster is singularly like the state of affairs now existing as a result of anticipated action by the demo­ cratic party. The tariff act of 1833 was passed In response to tbe wild clamor for "tariff reform.” and tlie anticipated tariff legislation of 1893—4 will be enacted in response to a like clamor. In both cases the demand came principally from tbe South, although the disaster was felt alike In all sections. Under the continued reductions of tbe tariff matters steadily grew worse. Van Boren was inaugurated on tbe 4th of March, 1837, and in September convened congress In extra session to provide relied, but no relief came. Commissioners were sent to England to negotiate a loan and failed, and in 1842, after Mr. Tyler had twice vetoed a tariff bill, one was passed over h|s veto, when prospects immediateiy brightened and prosperity returned, as if by magic. But in 1846, under Polk, the law of 1842 was repeated and the openly | declared free-trade law of Robert J. Walk­ sources than those of any other nation, was unable to place a loan, even upon ex­ orbitant terms of discount In tbe third otherwise have been the immedlute tesult of reducing tbe tariff, bat In 1855 all tbrse things bad passed away except a yearly product of about S70.000.000 of gold from > California. But tbe condition of affairs continued most unsatisfactory, notwith­ standing tbe advantages above enumerat­ ed. So serioos had the situation become that in 1858, in his message read before •Congress on Dec. 6 of that year. President /Buchanan declared that: "With all tbe elements of national wealth in abundance, the rains of Baalbec, where we stand breathless before the remains o! struct­ openly declared Intention to reduce It and the known charactei of those who have alike the power and the intention to re­ duce It have produced Identical results. Tbecredit of tbe Ballon, when the. democratic party came Into power on tbe 4th of March last was unlimited and of the very highest character, it has not yet been destroyed; but If the democratic, regime now contemplated be carried oat, we shall see the credit of tbe nation de­ cline as It bas under similar conditions Id the past But more disastrous than the loss of the nation's credit will be the want and suffering which will press upon Its laboring people, who are even now feeling severely the effects of lhe free-trade policy foreshadowed In the democratic platform. The present distress, however, is only a ures that attest al once the depravity of manhood and the supremacy ot Jehovah. When we reach Beyrout, and look upon the last scene In this saered panorama, we are constrained to exclaim, It makes the Bible a new book. Great care bas been taken, in the de­ scription attached to these photographs, to delineate graphically; tbe scenes por­ trayed, and to connect with them the fam­ iliar and important events of Bible His­ tory. This work thus becomes the greatest family educator, the indispensable com­ panion of tbe Christian home, fixing the attention or the* children while the parent Un« It, er were ooonoctod with It |e any, [t., ,thou. running chances will, second grade drugs. That’s th, reason we buy onh iesen- highest quality of e . -rything. It’s a great satisfaction to us to know thst every preset iptioa we send out is just as i;ood good drugs will make it. matter what you paid for it you couldn’t get it any better. Modern Druggist and Book Do yon suppose that he would have won ' the high honors that he did? Probably not. We say that he would have met with suc­ cess for the reason that people would have absolute confidence in what he said. We have always attempted to emulate the ex­ ample of George Washington and when we say that Seller. Just Received fl Buy Furniture cheap atMcCoy’aweareonly telling what is the truth. The Furniture season is opening and we have some Bar­ gains that ‘are snrprisers. If yon can Get $20 for $10 01 And keep exchanging at that rate all day long you would be worth a good deal when night came. Ibis is just what Archie McCoy is giving you—120 for $10. Yon should take advantage of this now while you have the opportunity. Don’t delay longer. A. Fine Line canned Goods AT McCoy 5. E. PH1LLIIU and la described in lhe most concise and Interesting manner In a few lines so as to DOINGS UCKY is the house-keeper who does not. You can Lmake no mistake if you will I am going to dispose of tny but come and see and buy your household supplies of us. First class goods, pure and wholesome, are what we offer you. You cannot find a fresher stock of goods. You cannot find better bargains, quality considered. You can­ not get more prompt atten­ tion. “Standlng with reluctant feet where the brook and river meet," is Ixds Claney. A slender young girl with bead well thro wn ba ek, eyes of clearest, deepest hazel and laughing, scarlet lipa. Not “prettr.7 Good GOODS. RlQtil PRIGtS. not "handsome,'’ but beautiful with tbe heaven-sent beauty of Innocence and youth. She Is a school girl Id our High school and wfille home, school and social pleaa- In Ibo rbkA, tbo door draaalwt ore, cm tbe bM wm ■ fomnoot pH* Mnong tbo world', workers Tok owmit tbe worb- MAKE NO MISTAKE. NOTICE office address plainly. All mining Parts may be supplied by enclosing the 10 cents , and informing us of the part desired. Favor your friends who may not dow be readers of lhe Bamnhr of this great offer so that tbey’too may become sharers lu this unrivaled distribution. demand I; end will tn MtbBnd with notblof elae. Bot if. m report M,a th. onl, Straw Doal is Our Way. Owing to alckneM this week 1 have been unable to write a’llst of the big bar­ gain* dow offered at the RaekeL Suffice It to say they are there and all that la needed for you to buy them is for yon to look at.them. They sell themselves. Park Smith. new furniture at Borne prioe. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will etill buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. tali Sttliiiis Jefferson St Furniture Store. Hams & VanArman THE REASON Why we give good value. Why we look out for your INTEREST. Witt tbe MlapUoa tt • pratKtlre terll. 1* ita, mm » «Mmmm4 ud wonderful rarlnl et IndMUT, MtwtttHabdliiK tbe blanks which tbelr delta were expected to fill oat honorably, lb« pud 15b meat ta too severe, provided they had bo knowl- b,ln* F", Fur a period of thirty a W. H.QOObYEflR number will contain 16 photographs print­ ed on heavy Ivory enambled paper. Each picture In the book Is an exact photograph our manufactures are suspended, oar ase- about the‘only clerical work devolving up­ ures, for our girl loves enjoyment with all -fnl public and private enterprises are ar­ on officials bas been tbe signing of blanks of a young girl’s abandon, fill her present rested, and thousands of laborers are de­ which were to be filled out by clerks. 'all tbe wondrous dreamland of the future prived of employment and reduced to Custom makes law, and if tbe above nam- 1Is here. want Universal distress prevails among ed gentlemen ean prove themselves in­ How real they are, these dreams of our tbe commercial, manufacturing and me­ nocent of any other connection with the school 1 days! It Is uot tbe little trivial batchanical classes.” This condition of af- crime, It hardly seems right they shoald 1 fairs-so far continued that, under a tariff suffer extreme punishment for an abuse of 1tbe mat .Inserts. that aball brief t» n, for revenue only, tbe revenae was not what custom has, as you might say, estab- ’ enough to meet the expenditures, and a Mehed as law. 6 per east loan waa authorised, which , driMdrman. Ntatolalb, mm d«llcbt ' of >er life. Il b U> bo bor lit, work and dlscavnt. Tbe country become virtually baakmptand ita cradli was destroyad un­ der an Monocle policy almost ideaUeal too good for sick folks. bad enough to be sick It seems especially appropriate that on the birthday of the ‘ ‘Father of Bis Country” we should repeat his manly reply when charged with cutting down the cherry tree. > George Washington was an honest, patient, perserving man, who gloried in telling the I truth. The foundation of his greatness was largely in the fact that he always told the truth, the people believed what he told them and reposed the greatest confidence in him. Had George Washington been in the Furniture and Carpet business he would have met with success, Thoee who have kept moderately con­ versant with the processings at Lansing, we believe, are almost unanimous in the opinion that none of tbe state officers above mentioned committed any wrong intentionally. Their only error was io reposing too much confidence in their Clerks. Owing to the very meagre sal­ aries Michigan pays her servants tbe cus­ tom of leaving tbe performance of all of­ ficial duties to depotles, has been in force for—a good many years to aay tbe least, The be»tdrf medicines aienqn, I makes known tbe Bible facts. It will be issued in seven parts or ser­ ies, elegantly and tastefully bound. Bach seems that tbe people of each genera­ enable anyone to gain the principle facts tion must learn it anew, to tbelr own loss In the shortest time possible. and sorrow. Tbe entire collection consists of ill photographs, including everything of any special Interest in the Holy Land. The Banxku has made arrangements Monday Gov. Rich let the gullotine drop and off rolled the official beads of whereby it will fnrnhli these views for 10 ' Sec ’yof State, John W. Jochim; State cents in coin or stamps and a Bannkh ' Treasurer, Joseph F. Hambitzer and Land coupon. We will send In a list for Part 1 Commissioner. John G. Berry. The re­ next week and eaeh Saturday thereafter. moval was for gross neglect of duty. As Be sure and write your name and post er waa passed. The famine in Ireland we have said before we want to see the just then caused a demand for our surplus' gulltv punished. No more serious crime crops at gnod prices, the war with Mexico coaid be committed against tbe liberties of followed, then name tbe discovery of gold the people ot tbe state than the one uuin California, soon followed by the war of, eartbod at Lansing. If tbe verdict of the Russia against France and England; all people is to be altered after It has been these things out of the usual enurse, unit­ rendered, then It is time to bait and re­ ed to delay, for a few yean*, wjiat would flect. PRESCRIPTIONS city In the world, With Ils crowded aaaoolations of 4,000 years, Ha charming riven, Its entrancing scenery. It brings os amid case now pressing upon the nation, the tariff has not even been reduced, but tbe foretaste of the greater and more general distress which will follow, as the night the day, ths tariff-smAshing scheme map­ ped out by the Democratic party. Tbe lesson will be a very severe one; but it “Father I Cannot Tell A Lie” knowledge Uut w?., pet retell. We sell you good wearing shoes at plicae that are right and we warrant every pair. *• the .l*lit ot God. IT PAYS US TO DO SO Call and see us at I he LltUe Red Front Shoe store. S Woolley 4 Bronson k T "4*->5 a - ' �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Feb. ai, rSg^. W. k. cook. Loc«l Kdilor. Ml** Jennie Sefton; tbe young- lady who teak lhe iftand in tbe Tcft exatniuRtlon and by whom It was supposed Teft would prove an alibi, war married th Id week to O.«ar Wilcox of Rutland. Tbe report of the Money Order depart­ ment of the Am-'ricxn Express Co. lu this AH THERE' Are you dyeing or are you expecting to dye thia spring. If yon are you want good result-i and the only way to obtain the same is to buy your Dy aS tufts where you can get them pure and fresh. A rtreat many people make fail­ ures of dyeing because their coloring matter is old and of coarse useless. We make a practice of buying Dye Stuffs only in small quantities. And '•thereby having always a fresh sj^ck. Every thing is pure and cheap, we liave a full line of Perfection Diamond and Peerless Dyes. Make no mis­ take in the place, 4he old wooden building one door east of (pity Bank. FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. city for the patrt year aliawa 1005 orders sold; a gain of 125 over the preceding year. This is becoming a very .popular way here of sending money. Robert Dawning "T»lly-llo” company made tbelr second appurance In the city Friday evening and gave splendid satis­ faction as they did, the BthI night they pltoyod hen-; Mias Blanehe-Banit^i of thia city gave two dances during the entertain­ ment and evoknd much applause. On Tuesday, M-irch 6th. I will sell at public auction, all of my personal proper­ ty on the place known aa the *;E. Barnum farm” situated on Michigan Avenue, one half mile north of the roller mlh. Every thing first class and In heat of condition. Soe bills for terms of Rale. . B. P. Rtb BRIDGET. That Palacine 13 *oent oil at Cook A Cook’s lasts nearly a« long u two gallons of ordinary olL It Is safe, of high teat, and gives a soft, clear, bright light that approaches an electric light In brilliancy. Buy one gallon of thia oil and you wont use any other. Don’t forget the .place, at Cook ft Cook's. W. Either, ot Milo, claims to have a genuine Cleveland democrat lamb, it being jet black and covered with hair instead of wooLc Tbe reasoning faculties of man are not required to see where the present ad­ ministration has placed sheep. In tbe great desire of the poor animal to perpetu­ ate ber species she attempts to raise her young without the worthless covering of wool.—Cressj Correspondent. The attempt made by tbe’Grand Rapids dealers to get the different roads to run "trade excursions" tn that elty does not meet with approval from tbe roads. Tbe railroads do not consider it fair to the towns along their lines to encourage trade at one city at tbe expense of the smaller places. Tbe Grand Rapids wholesale houses also oppose the plan, for the reason that they fear to be boycotted by tbe deal­ ers In these smaller places. Of honorable P. T. Colgrove's address before the Knights of Pythias at Grand Rapids the Democrat says: The Hon. Philip T. Colgrove, of Hastings, past grand chancellor of tbe oraer in Michigan and delegate to the supreme lodge, was received with immense applause when he arose to speak of "The Order.” Mr. Col­ grove Is one of the mo.-d brilliant orators in the state and. with such a grand topic he surprised even himself in eloquence and rhetoric. ‘•Is COUPON. A TRIP AROUND THE .. WORLD. .. Harry Morris who for snra.! time past has been running the Senate restaurant, and Clarence Rogers, have purchased' one of the-leading restaurants in Kalamazoo and will soon go to that city to take charge of it. Mr. Morris has made many friends ART SERIES N2. I. COUPON No. 3. NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. Send or bring each week this cou­ pon. together with TEX cents, and you win receive Portfolio No. 3 of •A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD." For particular see "ad” page 1. r wywj 1 inh LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • This week, 95 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to injure insertion in the Issue of the week when brought. Try Phillipa* New Moen Tea. The Leonzo Bros, all next week at the Opera House. You can get the best coffee in ket at Phillips. the mar­ Popular prices at the Opera House next week. 10, 20, and 30c. Try and get your Items to the Banner in a little earlier In tbe week. Dental rooms to rent. O. D. SPAULDING. Wool shawls at S price. O. D. Spaulding. Seo the Season’s Canine Wonders, four In number, at the Opera House Monday night. c-About thirty young people gave Clayton Nobles a very pleasant surprise, last Friday evening. The Red Cross oil Is equal to moot any 12 cent oil in tbe market. AU It costs Is 10 cents at Cook ft Cook’s. Quite a large number took advantage of the reduced rate to Grand Rapids Monday and spent the day In that elty. When buying your oil at Cook & Cook’s just ask ’em about groceries. Try ’em •nee and you’ll be their steady customer. I now have seven} thousand dollars te loan on good security. Chas. H. Bauer. Hastings, Feb. SI, 1804. Step Into onr store, and compare prices. inspect out goods They always sell Socun Bazaar. When you buy oil, buy the best for the money. Get either the 11 cent Palacine oil or the 10 cent Red Cross oil at Cnok & Cook's. Esther one of them Is "oil right.” Two nr throe reliable aateemeo wanttd in Ba*ry County by one of Lansing's largvwt Manufacturing Mtadishmrnts Peraaanent busineaa. See Gen. Ag'i at Font’s hotel until Saturday night. PtRtiONtfL Mi.N I UN Judge Smith was In Nashville Monday. Mllle Waldorff spent Sunday In Grand Rapids. of his death was. — partner tbe grocery See bills for particulars. —— In ik . business with John Fleming ou East Harry Pratt, son of Robert Pratt living : Mam Strout. Mr. Carpenter wks 49 yean Miss Olive Heath was in Nashville a few miles east of the city, died 8atnr-I• of age. He was a Maccabee and was in­ day of pneumonia,, aged S3 years. He j Tuesday. sured In that order for 91,000. Hr leaves Ray Kelley, of Huntington,' Indiana, had never been strong, having always ।| a wife who bas tbe sympathy of all In her suffered from hip trouble and fell an ! is in the city. sudden bereavement. Tbe funeral was easy victim to pneumonia. His death is Ij held yeaterday morning and was largely Harry Waldorff of Albion was In the' a serious blow to his parents. who lost a ' *• tended. Many out of tbe city were city Saturday. daughter only a short time since, and Will McKevitt visited relatives in , Mld- Harry wa^ the only son. The faneral was present dlsv He last week. Division U. R. K. P. went to held Monday, Rev. Grigsby officiating.. Miss Helena Hanauer was in'Kalamazoo Grand Rapids Monday and participated in We have not published Coupon No 4 Saturday and Sunday. the impressive ceremonies connected with of the "Photographic Tour of lhe World’* I^Xias. Risbrldger, of Belding, is the the laying of the corner atone of the in tins issue for the reason that wy want Pythian Temple, which (is lieing erected guest of B. P. Risbrldger. to get caught up In mailing out the var­ Jn that city. feuigfife from all the neigbMrs. McKevitt Is entertaining her sister ious Parts. Orders hare reached us from boriug towns and cities were present. from Middleville this week. Grand Rapids,- Detroit, Kalamazoo and The leading mercantile establishments of Shirley Smith and L. J. Goodyear re­ many other places around the state, be-1 the city had their buildings decorated sides scores from the city and county. turned to Ann Arbor to-day. with Pythian colors, blue, yellow and red. Phin Smith Is on the sick list this week We would like to see every reader of the Tbe effect of tbe scene was heightened by Bakner take advantage of one or both with-Inflammatory rheumatism. the uniform knights, and enlivened with of tbe series now running. All it costs Mrs. I. A. Holbrook mid Miss Kittle are in each case is 10 cents a week and a stirring music from the band. After tbe visiting relatives In Muskegon.. beautiful ceremonies connected with lhe Coupon of the part desired. If you have Mrs. IL K. Grapt entertalned'krer moth­ lost the coupon send in the amount for, laying of the cornerstone, all repaired to er, from Woodland, the past $reefc. tbe Part or Parts desired and w* will see Lockerby hall where Mayor Stuart cor( dlally welcomed the knights, and Hon. P. Will Cole left fot Grand Rapids Tues­ that you receive the Parts you twant. It’s. T. Colgrove made the address of the not too late to commence yet, and you’ll day where he |ia* secured a position. . never regret the small amount expended. afternoon which won many compliments from those present as well as from tbe Ntrfton Carveth,-of Kalamazoo, was In ■ if you get them. press. In tho evening tbe grand Pythian the.clty Friday and Saturday of last week. People In this city were very much sur­- ball was held, In Lockerby hall, and Mrs. James I*. Roberts spent Sunday prised to learn of the death of A. C. Car-• Hastings Division gave an exhibition with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hale of Nashville. penter on Monday morning. Many hadI drill. Tbe gallery of the vast hall was — Mary i*— McElwain —।-----j Rfft SimpMisses and not learned that ha was ill, and those> well filled as was the floor room below, ton visited In Bellevue and Olivet last who had, did not realize the seriousnessi About 10 p. m. the Division under comMiss Mac Roberts returned to Jackson. condition. * Monday. rapMfe M u!I. city. t« JIhtohiwy Pure . A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report Royal Baking Powder Coj, Wall St, N. Y. C & S.BR L. E. STAUFFER, Sole Agent. Hastings, Mich. Dr. G. W. Lowry has been confined to bls homo the past week with quite a severe attack of tue grip. Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt and Mra. James Mead attended tbe funeral of James Young at Middleville Sunday. Mrs. Mary Stevens of Baltimore visited her sister Mrs. H. G. Hayes and other Relatives In the city last week, John Cole has taken his horse, Airy No­ Noble. to Galesburg, and if will be hand­ led Ute coming season by that place. Mr. Kirby of Lawyer L. K. Knappen of Grand Rapids passed through Kalamazoo on bis way to New Orleans this morning.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. . Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Christmas of Three Rivers and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Carter of Pottersville attended the funeral of A. C. Carpenter. Miss Grace Messer leaves for New York City Saturday where she will remain several weeks and perhaps longer, in pur­ suing her musical studies. Ed. J. Huffman has left for Chicago and other western points for a few weeks va­ cation. Elmer Fisher takes his place at the C. K. & S. depot until his return. here and shown that he Is capable of set­ ting a good table and we bespeak for the Clement Smith entertained a fe boys a liberal patronage. When In Kala­ gentlemen of the legal profession, of this mazoo give them a rail. They will be lo­ city, and their wives at tea, last Friday cated 0D West M*in St, pearly opposite evening. A delightful time Is reported by the Court house. those present, People In tho vicinity of Bastings need Ing anything In the granite or marble Hue will do well to call on McNaughton, Col­ vin Co, of Battle Cnek and get their prices before buying. For the next ninety days they will make Ibis Inducement They will pay all expenses both ways for all patrons who come to them, and will guarantee a discount of five per eent. from the usual prices prevailing In thia vicini­ ty. Call on or write them at, 98 East Main St, Rattle Creek. Mich. anl Sledge, miles north of the city on over a week. During bls rmidenoe here Thursday, March 1. Terms very reason- Mr. Carpenter had acted aa clerk in aevable. • Everything first class and In good wal of the grocery stores and at tbe time Woolley A Bronson have received a large shipment pf the celebrated Grand Rapids shoes. These shoes are the beat wearing shoes for the money, made. Every pair warranted. When a merchant succeeds in pleasing his patrons he naturally takes pride in it. This Is the reason that 8pary Phillips takes such pride In his canned goods. They are always fresh and will please anyone who will give them a trial, and are no more expensive than poor goods either. He Blew Out The Gas.’r HE above is an exact reproduction of the present condition feof a man who DIDN’T READ THE PAPERS. Before reti ing at a hotel in neighboring city he“Blew ont thegae.” His funeral was held a few days later. Had this unfortu­ nate man kept posted by reading the papers he would be-numbered among the living to-day, and enjoying the blessingsof plenty, instead of leaving a destitute family because hewould have kept track of the market reports, besides learning from papers that it would be sure death to blow out the gas be­ fore retiring. In this connection we desire to -call your atten­ tion to our clubbing rates. We are offering TO BARRY COUNTY READERS The Hastings Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, two papers one year for $1.00. The Hastings Banner and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the papers one year for $1.00. The Hastings Banner and New York Weekly Tribune the papers one year for $1.00. Any three of the above papers for $1.50. All four of them $1.75. the two two for TO READERS OUTSIDE OF BARRY COUNTY all four for >2.(0. Any _____ two for fl___ .25;, __ any 9__________ three for—$1.75; T--C cannot tell how long this offer will be open. Pimple copies may be seen at the Banker office, We desire to say to all patrons that the Delton Roller Mill is running and uxUl be kept running, despite report^ te the contrary. We are here for business *aud I take pleasure in announcing that 1 have made arrangements to secure the works of all tbe most popular authors as fast as they are Issued. I shall not keep we propose to do business. We thank our a large and miscellaneous stock of books, patrons for tbelr trade and we cordially but only tbe latest. The new novels by Invite new patronage. We propose to do Richard Henry Savage, W. Helnburgh, good work; tn pay tbe highest possible Adeline Sergeant, Archibald Clanning prices for even thing and treat one and Ginter and Albert Ross, have just arrived. all alike. GIvm uh a calk Jesse W. Tefft. Yours for Business, Dr. Waddle, the veterinary surgeon, has Dodds & Habtmak, purchased the Pennock feed barn on Jef­ Delton. Mich. ferson street, and assumes control March The Grand Rapids Herald says tbe 1st. His office will be located in connec­ following words of praise in regard to tion with the barn. Dr. Waddle will, no the exhibition drill given by tbe Hastings doubt, add largely to the patronage of tbe Division U. R. K.of P. in this dty Mon­ barns, as hls duties, since his residence evening: The feature of the evening was here, have called him to nearly every part the exhibition drill >y Hastings division of the county, where be bas won many of the uniform rank. Tbe drill squad friends by his affability and skill in bls numbered sixteen men and three officers, profession. Tbe precision of the various movements The reporter stepped into Ed. Schu­ elicited much deserved applause. Some of the moves made by the squad were of mann’s market on Jefferson street the an order seldom attempted by amateur*, other day and found him as busy as a bee but In no Instance waa there a faltering or and happy as a lark. Qnerries brought forth the fact that he didn’t know that tbe a mistake made. Hastings di th ten has He has been rushed won many prizes, and the secret of its times were dull. success as a prize winner was exemplified day and night to supply the demands of hls customers, which be does to the last evening. Queen’s taste. Giving the beat there is The death of Mr. George W. Childs has for tbe lowest possible price aceounta for revealed once more tbe strong hold he bis very large trade and we wish him con­ had upon the affections of men snd women tinued SUCO0M. In his own profession. Harper’s W* rkly The jury Xn of the people vs for February 10th. contained a striking Chas. Sheffield brought to a verdict of tribute to hh mitiy manly vfrtoes by Taiguilty of aiMoalt, and the defendant was cott Williams. SMia Pb itadel ph is Press; fined 9100.00 and sentenced to 30 days In and tbe Weakly fot fhe 17th will print a jail or la case of nonpayment of fine 60 page of IllustrafiMS Shewing Mr. Childs day* additional in jail, making 00 days in as he append in Ms office at the Public all. Tbo charge against Sheffield was of Ledger bulldehg. and scenes at the funer­ a most serious nature, and nothing but al. Harper’s Bazar, which looks at lhe his advanced years saved him from suf­ world through fmiinine eye-*, will publlab fering s far severer sentence. Though thte, weak some "RemlnUcences of Mr. between 70 and 80 years be enticed little George W. Ciilils” with a glimpse of hls girts to secluded places and took Improper home. "Wooten,” at Brj n Mawr, by Mrs. Hurtles with them, the sentence gives Mary Wigner-Fisher. universal sathfaclioo. D/Mr newts. ftJUHT IT IS A MISTAKE To suppose that anybody can sell you two dollars, worth of goods for one dollar. IT IS To suppose ydu can get the right results if you buy at the wrong place, WE SAY FRANKLY That we d'» not attempt to push prices so low that qual- ity must be sacrificed. We are anxious that our goodsshall be satisfactory rather than cheap.’ Cur aim is to serve our customers so well that we shall retain tfieir trade from year to year. No other house does, ever did, or ever will sell such sterling qualities in clothes, hats, furnishings at such low prices as we quote. �■OBTOiOt -ALH CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. Hags of tba Fifty-Third .Jalte Treireu (retared) Jl«d •v*-’*' jirtional Assembly. anosber Puririaa oaasa- Fire partly dcatrayel the Illtoote -utile building on U. world'* lair •W.-r Cha DsUy Proceed!* grounds. ■THE SEN ATX. : £ cyclone did great damage to pnepWABHkN<«ON, Feb. 14.—The Hawaiian noar Hemer, La., and killed two resolution was again the subject of dis- .children, cusaion in the senate yesterday. Ben-1I * * around Richard P. Dana, who went utor Gray (dam.. Del.) resumed argu­ ■ tbe world five times, died at his New ment in support of the president** pol­ York home. icy, but in the course of his, remarks The Ge<?rge Clark lands in New Yank aaid that thejxdministratlon had ceased wlU be Kid, after having baao in the iits efforts in bshalfof the dethroned family since.£706. •monarch, and concluded as follows i Grain men say the recent heavy snow. Washinotoh, Feb. 15.—Nearly the will make s wheal crop wf *00,000,008 .entire time of the acuate yesterday was -.•onsumed in the discussion of the house bushel* in Kansas. 1.111 compelling tbe Boek l.l.nd Ftolb I Bor. Ju.hre L- Briggv reppowd to md company to atop IU traina at the bare been kUlad by a trata near Ottenew town* of EnkLand Round Point iu D-. murdered. lhe Indian tenitory. The nomination i Tbs firm of «ie<>rge H. Altwell A of Benjamin Lenthier, of Mas*achu- bona shoe manufacturers .in MllwauseAte, who has been three time* nomi- kee, failed for 8150,000. Dated, and is now Moving without con- j The lumber output of the Pacific Urination as United State* consul al northwest baa decreased during the Sherbrooke, Can., was rejected. last year 700.00u.000 feet Washington, Feb. IU--—Tbe newly* [ Ry a caistake Mr. Luke, of Nashville, elected senator from the state of Mi*- m_( waa confirmed by the -senate m slsaippi (Mr. McLaurin} made his first postmaster at Nashville, la. •ppcrence in lhe reu^cytotcrd.y red । Willlwre Leorerd wm breged .1 took theVilh of oflioe. A bill com- grederlck, Md.. for murder. U.UMid pelliBg r»llro»d. in Iitemn territory to to h„e had foor UHng wlrM establiah ttetlons wai pMMd. | & ht rar,»„ „d th. .ItoWUidTOM Fvh 17-In th. MU.te Um^ q/ wrehed Poor No Neuralgia — Very Good Sarsaparilla Health. M‘c. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, . -Aboutous Hk-o. I WM tn v«T health ' * and had no appetite. I could not work, for I C did not have any energy. I was suffering with neuralgia and the pnln was intensified by my bring klcted by ahorse. Altogether I Hood’s Was Very Miserable uad had fallen away so that I only weighed ninety pounds. I took doctor's medicine, but U dill tne no good. Perchama I noficed an adverU^Sfcntof Hood's Sarsaparilla bl Ute CArtsttaa Am»beli«r. 1 tent at once for a botUo ot tbs aHOlclne. When 1 had emptied tho bottle rsy appetite waa quite good and 1 was yekterday Wheeler 11 Jteekhre.. nomination for associate juntice of the *u- i preme court wm rejected by . vote ot I it to 81 Senator Hoar introduced a bill the .uppre-ion lotteriea It . bill (or for the suppression of of lotteriea defines ia1 defines tbe the word word “-lottery," lottery,” 1which * * made to embrac. raffle, and gilt enter- , prise*. prise.. A A resolution resolution requestingsubrequesting .ub- ’ A Good Deal Stronger. I therefore kept on until I had Liken three tetUes. By that time I was well, and uiy weight mission by the president of Additional ’ Hawaiian correspondence wa* adopted. Hood’s^Cures Washingtox, Feb. IA — Tbe house yesterday spent the time in debate on the Bland seigniorage bill, tht? princlHood's PHIS curt cousUpatiou by restorbeing .pal speeches . - those by - Mr. Cul- . tagjb* peristaltic** Uoiri tht aUnenUryesoaL T«t )I in favor of tJir ' hereon frtam (dem.. Tea ot tbe raeMure and Mr. Coomb, (rep.. N. T.) ' in onooeltion. j iu opposition. W. ashlngtom , Feb. 15. —In the house' . , . ... yretrrd.y Mrere. <Juig, red bU»<to. members-oloct from New xorkeity to succeed Messrs. Fellows aud Fitch, ' were sworn in. The seigniorage bill waa further discussed. ' | Washington, Feb. 16.—Tbe debate ; LN 1 OBTAIN A PATENT t Foes answer aaJ an bniest opinion, write to on the Bland seigniorage bill in lhe SNA: CO., who have had nearly fifty years' nooee tn the patent borneas. Ccnimunlc*house yesterday was characterized by strictly conCdentisd. A Handbook of Idseveral strong speeches against lhe measure. i >dB and scieouita books Washington, Feb. 17.—Mr. Curtis in-' Patent-, tukt n through Munn & Co. receive ■peciul notiruto tbe Selent I fir American, and troduced a bill in the house yesterday thus n-e oroerirt widely before tho public with­ out <x*t to tbo inventor. This splendid paper, defining the crimes of murder in the tubed weekly, rl-.tantly i)1n»trated, haa by far tbo Wrest cfreulnttan of any saeottnc wort In tbe first and second degrees, manslaughter •REid. S3 a rear. SauiplO copies sent free. . and criminal assault, providing punishBuUdtni Editura, monthly, 8*i0a year. Bingte inent for them and abolishing the death ' penalty for other offense*. An effort to | fix a time for voting upon the Blaed LUNN & (X>„ Htur Youa. 3«1 Buqadwat. | seigniorage bill was defeated. The | first evening session for the consldcra| tion ot pension bills was blocked by the j lack of a quorum. I Washington. Feb. ID.-— In the house! ! ou Saturday Mr. Bland was again un­ able to secure a quorum to close de- * bate on the silver seigniorage bill. Mr. Hicks (I’a.) introduced a bill for the encouragement of the mining of silver in the United States aud the formation of silver guarantee banks. Eulogies IPARKER'S HAIR BALSAM were pronounced on the late Represen-' tative Lilly, of Pennsylvania. । j NOTED PHYSICIAN DEAD. . [ , ifraak 1-unri, Dtbaity. 1 nd.Ration, i'ala. T*k« in time. 5Oct». Springfield. O.. Feb. 19.—Dr. A. ST Dunlap, one of the most prominent physician* in Ohio, died Friday even-1 mg. He was a delegate from BREAKFAST-SUPPER. the American Medical association' to the world* congress at Lon-' Lad Increased to uo pounds. Mus. Sakah E. Felt, Waltz, Michigan. ILLI'S IS GOOD OLD NAVY WAR TJME PLUG. TheToledoTobacco WKs-Gt'-Toleflo-Ohio £! I GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. COCOA BOILINC WATER OR MILK* Beat Lmllett' Fashion Journal published for the money. None better al any price Only 5u ' ent* a your, poet paid. S-nd t hn-e «. sta m ps ty mail for a n mivle mpy Besides giving l.etxeral frsh iiu nd othe news it contains iflustrations nr the M.Call « o h tatc.t Paris. Loudon and New york ’a<blor.s and patterns. Address Tux Qu ex cr Fashion. Union Urma» V V NOTICE FOB HEARING OF CLAIMS. State of Mlrblann, County of H4rr>—.i*. Notice it br-raby given, that bv an order of the Probate Court for the Count) of Barry made oa tbe Wtb day of January. A. D. 18»I. six months troacthat dale were allowed for crediten tn present their rlahns aga.i>st the estate of Joshua B. Hall. late of said County, dewaxed, and that all creditors ot said deceased are required ,o nre tent their claims tn aaid 1‘robste Court, at jfae Probate ofiice. In tbe City of Htetlnips.iorrxamitULtlon and allowance, on or before the 2rth day of July next, and tbax tech claims wIU be heard before said Court, on Thursday, tbe 96tb day of April, and on •x’.'-uwii ui riM u ui luuee uaja. Dated Jan «th. A. D. 1®4. OXA* W. Ammstroxo. Judge of Probate NOTICE FOE HEARING CLAIMS. •Uteri Michigan.Cxtnfv of Hairy-m. Notice is hereby given, that by aa order of tbs < •«»’» »’ red. on tbe 30th day of January. A. D, 1864, six montbs from that date v ero allowed for crvdl- part* of the United States. Nbw York, ftb. 16.—John Y. Kane, ‘'boss" of Coney Island and Gravesend, who for twenty years been the absolute ruler of those places, was found guilty yesterday by a jury in the court of oyer and terminer in Brooklyn on an indictment charging him with willfully and fraudulently holding back the registration lists of Gravesend at the election in November. Wabhinoton, Feb. 19.—Judge Brad­ ley, of the District supreme court, aft­ er listening to counsel for each side, has fixed March 8 as the date for be­ ginning the hearing of the suit of Madeline Pollard against Represent­ ative W. Q P. Breckinridge, of Ken­ tucky. ___________________ ■1U«U by Llxhuunx. Lrrixx Rocx. Ark., Feb. 19.—W. B. Spearmon, one of the oldest raftsmen »n the Arkansas river, was struck by lightning Saturday afternoon and in­ stantly killed. Hls head was turn open and bis clothing torn to shreds. Msrasri School Burood. CooPUrrowM, N. Y., Feb. 17.—The state normal and training school at Oneonta waa burned to the ground 8180,008; insurance, 878.V00. for that »n" wu mmu*y, 10 ©'clack In the h KSncE FSB BEARING CLAIM8. tllMt Wshmi. O.. Feb. 19.—Th* works of the Griswold OU company were de­ stroyed by fire yesterday with 80,000 barrels of linseed product Loss, 8175,- Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 15.-Gen. Ed­ ward F. Il lacks died in this city yester­ day from wounds received while in the civil war. He was the first volunteer. Lss1< Mhore BeM. Prorihcelown. Mure f -ere Indicted by a grand Jury for fail­ '■>< “> P«^*« rctibute. for eara B“k clearing, at American ciilea aho’wl • deereaM Iret week of 87.1 per osd °«ntL- in >■> compyiwu compariwn with with lan year, John Monday, of Yellow Springs, Tenn., was ~ murdered his * a ’ aud ' v, “ body burned. He had 8700 in hls pocket. The steamer Australia sailed for Hon­ olulu, Hawaii, from San Francisco. bearing fifty oases __________________ of rifle cartridge*, w__ Two .,«• women fatally w< hurt near lever wm utenthe, Kan., by the exploeion ot dynamite placed In the .tore to thaw. Reporte from Manchcter, tho great English mnuuiat.uuuir manufacturing ixuici center,, sicuibl are that ivuKkiwu eIln)me|7 lo„,|re. — - The Calumet Paper company and the Chicago Toy and Fancy Goods company in Chicago were damaged 81'L'CDOO by Seventy-five Temachians were killed in a bottle with Mexican troops. Twen­ ty-five who were made prisoners were shot. Reports that Brazilian insurgent* fired upon a launch belonging to the Neward. of the American navy, nrc denied. Promiudut residents of Chicago have formed »n org.uii.tlon the mi»»>on of which U puriticaliou of municipal politiraj. Angry at not receiving their daily free food . Bewiemer (Mich.) mob drove the poor commirtioner out of sion, which it is claimed would hare been ch er rf ally granted If asked for. The school board was appealed to and passed resolutions sustaining Prof. Os* gerby and eanauriug Father Brueck Correspondents who contributed to the Michigan crop report for February are about evenly divided aa to whether or not wheat baa been injured at all during the month. The total number Of bushels of wheat reported marketed by farmers In January is 1,160,601. and in the six months, August-January, 8.949,639, which is 107,108 bushala leas ■than imported marketed in the same anon ths last year. The condition of Jive stock averages not quite ao high aa Mrs. Robert W. Smith, whose hus­ band, a prominent Kalamazoo business man. in November, *.899. left home on a business trip through the northwest and never returned, has become a rav­ ing maniac. Friends decided to take her to the asylum, and in making the transfer it took five men to place her in a carriage, one of whom, her son, she Mt terribly in the hand and eheek. The mysterious disappearance of Mr. Smith Jus also crazed his aged father. Uealth Iu MicMxas. During the week ended February 16 reports sent in by fifty observers in various portions of the state to the stste board of health indicated that In* ftermitteut fever and tousilltls increased and inflammation of the bowels de­ creased in area of prevalence. Typhoid reported at twenty-three ptecca. diphtheria at twenty-.il. mM«! lea al liman, rearlet fever at fifty-two .mallpox at twoplaere. I Gams *•!■•<! by a Ward»« I Deputy Game Warden Rivard seized at_1 }iay city / a consignment of quail 1' — apartridge .-a^- shipped to C N. Huff A and Co., a Detroit commission house. Tlie selxure is under the state law, which prohibits the sale of any game during , the close season. It is alleged that Huff A Co. have been violatisg the , game law, and the state game warden . . proposes to institute vigorous prnsecutiou against them. ■ Btaetrfe Bitters cured him. Uwud Shepherd, JBanMarg. Ill., had standing. Used three boules of Kkrtrie Bitters and seven boxes of Buklos's Anrica Salve, and Ins leg Is sound and well. John Speaker. Catawba, O., bad MterreddrunkaM of ooneerled during the United Brethren meetings. He obtained . lih“ t° North Mtry'h lDA' *° *t“’T for Uw X"111’ Jim McK anna, who .hot aad killed a man named Pattereo, at Bagley, Mto nomlnre county, wm found guilty ot FwMaughmr. ’ wbofe prthclpal turn of mK murtAvo five large fever sates oa hls leg, doctors •CTMt, !>« said he was Incurable. Owe bottle Electric y.1111^*-—I Bitters and one box Boek leu’s Arnica virtue of tke power' Salve caned him entirely. Sold by W. H. hereby Goodyear, the druggist. D, W. Fuller, of Canajoharie. N. Y., says that be- always keeps Dr. Kings New Discovery Io tbs House and hls family has always found tbe very best results follow its use; that be would not be without It, if procurable. G. A. Dykeman, Druggist, Catskill, N. Y.. says that Dr. King's New Discovery 4s undoubtedly tbe best coogfa remedy; that he has used It In hls family for eight years, and it has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested, Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear's Drug Store. Ijirge size 50c and 81.00. The best salve in tbe rorld ■ t„ • <•0 wmlon U.lrw two «>, |. jgS &<rth nf rang.* ...be, „Tel, : V! Comit,, BtiUvot Mlrblgw. will |» . " ■ bvvmia. to tb. bKht.l 6ld,|„ s? e® “-rei1 *■u»-»«« a. hiss Retort la tb. aftorooou u th, tbe HUI b«na to Ibvrtt. .t ||L‘ WMintr to MUUfr Ibe unoqm du. « “* . .. PROBATE UKDKi; State of Michigan. County sf B.ki, > _41l -AtS MRkwi t. tbe rfobMU* ({>urti ^nwsgii, unaries w Aro-rtrt>ts. x r-S- ty>r£tffr of Ue e4UIr '' ’ichenia for CUtB, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 95 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist. Alpena Is to have a tannery. The Stephenson flour mill has a branch al Norway. , Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pltcher’e Castoria. Tbe Aragon is now giving employment to 200 men. Alpena paid >10.50 for sparrow during the mouth of January. heads Ball’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer Is unquestionably, the best preservatheof tbe hair. It is also curative of dandruff, tetter and all scalp affections. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Murray, - - - an , -g-d couple well known in mining town, towns of upper Michlgiia, Michigan, were held hl at Iron Mountain will vote on tbe county Ironwood on charges of larceny, bur bar »lary n.d receiving atolui property. 11 road system In April. l' uluimeil th.t they hare taught their Work has been started -on Marquette's t"° li,lle uhlldren to .teal, and several new 850.000 city hall. । thousand dollars' worth of plunder was That Lhe blood should perform its vital From present indications the produc­ i found at their residence when it was ‘ searched. functions. It is absolut ely neccessary it tion of the Luke Superior iron mines will be far less than in the preceding ' should not ouly be pure bu t rich in llfe5ear,u j The State Veterinary Medical assocl- glvlug elements. These results are best The death of King Lobengula is con- , ation at Its twelfth annual meeting in effected by lhe use of the well known firmed. The African monarch sue- Lansing elected ths following officers: blood purifier. Ayer'a Sanaparilla. cumbed to disease, not to a British President, Q J. Whitney, Hillsdale; Thieves are robbing Lenawee county bullet vice-presidents, R. E. Reyeraft, Detroit; Breaking down at an inquest Phillip W. W. Thooburn, Lansing; secretary farmers of their clover seed. E:kford and Wilderville wUl be connect­ Williams, of Morgantown. N. Q, con­ and treasurer, William Joplin, Owomo fcBMcd to killing his friend, William A new constitution and by-laws and ed by telephone April 15th. Cauaby. code of ethics were adopted. Torpidity ot the liver, and disorders of Edward C. Gramm, sent to jail at Harthe stomach and bowels, cause headache risburg. Pa., for assault and battery When Mat Ellberg, a saloonkeeper at and the failure of all desire for food. upon the oath of a brother, committed Wyandotte, was found guilty in a jus­ Ayer’s Cathartic Pills stimulate tbe action suicide. tice .. court of keeping bis Farrand, William* A Clark** whole- c . t saloon open on of th© stomach, liver, and bowels, cure­ a number ?! of women of the drug house in Detroit wa? de-I Sunday w headache and restore the appetite. strayed by fire The loss I* nut >t Womat* Christian Temperance union $179 qqq P i »<>»»• praise. An effort wa* The state fish car Wednesday left 6,000 w^uiz^t*^« r — brook front to be planted at Holland. , room, but the women continued with A flock of Wild geese flew over Imlay their temperance hymns. City Thursday going in a southerly direc­ again caged. Sbbrt Bat Meany lum tion. With a piece of gas pipe aa a ladder Joe Dick, an Indian, who murdered Tbe new 855.000 first Baptist church Thomas Gray last August, was exe­ Convict Billy Howard escaped from lhe cuted at the county courthouse near penitentiary at Jackson. He was serv­ in Lansing will be dedicated Sunday, ing a sentence for burglary and had March. 18. Eufala, I. T. Because he married an actress Rob­ been in prison six years. Rev. Dr. H. Q. Butterfield, ex-pres­ ert L. Cutting, of New York, forfeited all interest iu his grandfather’s im­ ident of the college at Olivet, died at the age of 74 years. mense estate. When Eaby wm rick, we gave or CtuCoria. Encouraging reports of the progress William McCallum fell from a roof in When the vm a* Child, tbe cried for Oeetoria. of the movement were made to the na­ West Bay City a distance of 95 feet, tional woman's suffrage convention in but escaped serious injury. Whan the had ChDdron, the gave them Cariori*. Washington. The supply of logs for Saginaw river Sehbol officious of Concordia, Kan , mill, will 1.11 lhart fully 100.000,000 have resolved to withhold the pay of feel Ihla yw eomputol with 1ml any woman teacher who marries dur­ Jo«l Shermre red Dre Berry, of South Haven fruit growers report fruit ing the term. Brady, paid a fin. of Vll.SO for being A United States revenue cutter de­ drunk and disorderly on Vick.burg buds In excellent condition. signed for service oa Lake Michigan is atrreta. Michigan News Writer’s association being built at Buffalo. It will be J. L. Luunee, of rl»tnwell, whil. in will hold Its annual naeeting at Dowagiac, called the Calumet. custody of Sheriff Walking.aw .hot March, 90. French imports in 1898 amounted to hlntoelf through the heart at Manti.th 8,986,000,000 franca, this being the first He wa» errata for th.tL LAQRIPPK book frbe year since 1883 that they have fallen Th. flouring -mln owned- bv John below AOUO.OOO.OOOi Blckheart wm totally destroyed by tire At Ban Antoald, Tex., fire destroyed M.OM.0’"11 L°“’ ,11’00(>: *““'»«• Qu lex aadGwt oas. the St. Leonards and Central hotels, Nwljr mrjbody I. h.rl.r u Irtppe tbe loss being 8100,000. Three firemen The large planing mill and carpenter were fatally injured. •hop at Calumet owned by the Calu­ now d.r,, but wh»t 1, .till mon n.fortnJames J. Hahn, the Natehes (Mine) met de Hecla Mining company wm n.lr. « l»rt« pw «nl, of thou wbo u, forger, has been brought beck from burred, the lea. being about 080,000. afflicted with ibis epldmle luuwd ot Guatemala, whither he had fled with Bow Coe. oi CUmsJL while .tending letlln, well u they ounbt >0, will hs,e on a Mde track wm .trunk by a awltah chronic ralurb u lb. result This Is Dorris Hammer was convicted of engine and Mriorely injured. almost Invariably the eaM u a leu Para­ a white-cap outrage at Double Springs. The reeidenee nf John a Wilrex, 8 Ala., and fined 8500. It waa the first mile. M.t of Bangor, wm destroyed by na la taken u aoon as pos.lble after laconviction of the kind in tbe state. fire. It wm fully insured. 7 frlppe begins. Every one wb. bas oburrA. Herr Smith died at Lancaster Pa. Escaping steam from » burst pips tbe effect ot Pe-ra-oa d.rl.g tbe last three aged 79 years. He served in the Forty’ filled the Kalsmnaoo house at Kalama- epldentlca of la grippe positively knows third. Forty-fourth. Forty-fifth, Forty­ sixth. Forty seventh and'Forty-eighth «» red caused a .mall panic among th. Ibis will jure It permanently. Tbe faM i. guMte who thought there wm a fire. however that a grtat mnllltode of pwple congresses. • “ri®“ *•. <!« »t hi. hom. in will not take Pe-rn-na, and the founda­ The value of breadstuff, exported Unionville. H. wm born in Ch.nago from the United Steles during the sev­ tion for ebtonle eatarrb will ba laid, Here en months ended January 31 last w»« MtebiL , J-’ Main, Pe-ru-na la tbe only relWble reme­ WOuMT.Mg, .g*in.t »ia,«8,S80 during “VJ 1.1 U oounty, whm he ha, dy. Even In caae. that chronic catarrh the oorresponuing time in 1893. has effected the Inns, and tbe early Man Bnlpb Ksene, a notorious low char- of °?UrTh»l oonrumpUoe hare bre^ Nagroe. I vncked. AlaW-1” St*"too. Chilton county, two negroes whn assaulted Mrs. Annie Rucker, an agod whlt' www lyrelt.il by a mob. Mn^ramK, Feb. 17.—The Plankin­ ton bank will be reopened under the national law March L It will have a capital of two.roa qumted Ua Catholic Kbolan to lea,, the room dnrtag nreysre. Fret <*<«• be objected, and mmpreded th. athol•r« for brBakinsr the rules, that Is. leav- W<C^,^£SrUr.^!«l’.lf^ SSS’dKSSinffaj^,? s-£tob.tb.lMt will ud tr.t»n™i > ceased be admitted to probate au.i thatGSrZ IstrnUon of said ntale be xr&nrr<i to Ulfonerlhe executor In aaid will rsmwlcr'u some other suitable Person. a u to lt.U ,°™erod. that Fritav. th» dayof March A. D. ism. at ten o'riortti i! larsoosb. be junlxned fur the hrar.nj; S X petitlou and that tbe bein> at law of saM1?? ceased and all other person* Intere*!. d ta Ju ®rta*e •are required to appear at M-ufoaS arid Court, thru to be noUeu at the office, tn tbe Cityot Hastings, ir, falj and show cause. 11 any there be. <hyth: wirw of tbe petitioner may nut be grint.d nutter oraeretL that aaid prin toner ttive roae* to the persons latewsted in arid r»iai- a? tta pendency of arid petition <nd tlr- beafiJ paper printed arid circulated In Mid r-ucatr or Barn, ooee tn each week for three Muxemtrs weeks previous to said day of bcanitf. I Chas. W. Aiotsvitoxo Judge of Pretax (A true copy.) NOTICE FOR BKARLSG CLAIMS. 8tafr of Mlchlgab, County of Rxn> N«gre Ubwrehyriren. that by an onJrv st the Probate rctirt for the/County of Barr* made on tbesthiday of Ftbruv- A. I). i<ri six mouths from that date wereri/o-vdforerrdttors to present their claims a;>- — of Lucinda to ... rd. late <•?, ,, . deceased, and mu an creditors crcuuors of <. said deerwri are required to I present tlfelr < •--s tomri ■ ProbAte Court, ati the Probate <iffi< of Has«n^.wf^7kTmti>rilou*ami' or ■ before tbe otti day of Aiu'-nt next, and that auah claim.* will be Leant ni court, on Tuesday, the eth o'. * May and on Monday, the «h day •>: Annut next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of -sei x those day*. ; Dated February, Mh. A. D >W. . ■ Chas. W akmutrosg. . Jtidcr of I'roiaia. MOKTGAGK BA IE Default having been nude in the evndliisas of a certain mprtesge made and evr-kd Vy WHllara P. Sldnam and Mary A. Sidn.-.n>. « wife, to Daniel Striker.dried April tsth/k- U. 18M, upon tbe west half of the south < a«t qtafter and tbe south east quarter ot the s» »*b eut quarter oi section flv* (5) in town S<. ms north of range nine west In threounty !i.wn and .state of Michigan aad containibi: >o tea parcel* one-hundred eighteen and > i<*> wrti ntoreorles'k according to the l otted Stated survey. Raid mortgage la recorded iu the «fficeof the Bogtster of Deeds for Barr. Couaty oe the first Carol May. A !>., IS*. In !lt>er S of mortraaes on poge 36. wberob) the power o! sale UMmaeoutrined has become o;*taI!vc. asana suit or proceeding having beeu Mutilated '.st taw to recover the debt secured by '-rid mart­ gage or any part thereof upon which n.ortgat* there Is claimed to be due at thh date the sxei of 830MA5-100 dollar* besides an attorney lee of twenty-five dollars as provided f<»r tn mA mortgage. Notice 1s hereby siren ihri tie above deacribed premises or i-o mneb tberffif as shall be necesaary to satisfy the said d«W Intervet and tegri costs will be sold at ruble vsorueon tbe tab day ot April. A. D-. tsM, at10 o'clock, a. m.. at tbe north front door of the Court Boom tn tbe city of Hastmci and btrie of Michigan. Danixl Btrikkh. Mortpafw. Danikl 8TRIKKR. Alt’y In Person. • MORTGAGE SALE Default having been made in the .-on JlUots of A certain mortgage executed by Edwin A. Forman and Lyman W. Aldrich snd Mxct M* AWrtch. wife of the said Lyman W. A,drit®to David C. Kveitebymer, dated the vu Rteecft day of November 1862, recorded the eightewOi day sf November. IRK. by tbe non juiyment ri the Interest due on tbe seventeenth dsy « November. IMB and more than thirty dap tamatsiaMMSinoesaid Interest became due and payable and the same remainli’it unpaM ami Ss said David C. Eycleshymer narioc elected to declare the whole amount pnndpiu and Interest secured by said motfgss* dj* “J payable pursuant to the "terms and conditions ot said mortgage and on which said mortgage ‘b**? is due at tbe date hereof principal ami inrereH three thousand seven hundred ami thirty fo® and 74-160 dollars, notice la hereby given tjte by virtue of Ute power ot sale in srijl .nortms I shall foreclose tbe same by a sale ri rjjMj tinr». County of Barry and State of M described M the north brif ot the sooth «*; quarter and the west half of the north quarter nf the south vast quarter of twenty-nine In township three, north <>■ r*°S* eight wear, containing one hundred aerrv o* land be the same more or les* except! m: asrvlnx the right of way. through m!l .and* Iterototoro conveyed to tbe Cblcarc 8 Saginaw Railway Company, ihc san'e King tbe mortgaged promises. Davin C. RreuatHOtat.Mertgri:<* Chas. H. Backr. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS late of Mlobtgar, County of Barry.-M. . to.• M lb. 1Kb d*v of rSraUT' A->’ '-JJ, «Ui ha (Mt «*le war, ^towM Iorriwlv l ■bbk nil creoirom •d to Rweatihetr claim* to mJ4 at the Probate Offit*. In d>* Nr» nw mubllutlov Md jll'-V tore lb» 1Mb d»rofA«»-' tlvlm will b. brerd fitorv «*» ef Probate- NOTIOK or HEARING CLAIMS tt'Ate of MU hlpan. County ot Barry.—ss . Nntlor la h»n bv giv< n. that by an order of 'tbe Probai. C. urt for tbe Cmmfy of BurrvHmrto • n thr n-r*- Will dav of February A L» --------------------oped. Pe-ru-na tan be relied upon aa a P««. Rh mn tu< . ni 11MT date arro nl'o«ea foi n ttelrcialmsRKali ri »>* prompt ,ud lasting ere. La grippe and rmur.M mas Furef. tale of raM < n'y. 4*w«w<-. • »m* that all .-rrdltmw of sajd ih ceav aie r. iiuiird j-'juevmllbrlrr)i*lnis to Probate Court, m Probate office, hi the ‘ '<y at Rartta-. ?©r. ximtegl'mi uud allow unci'- on or tefcw> tbr i«h. day of Augurt r« x'. tbal aweh ' frtm* will he beirtl tx-for’ w-’ Ceart.su T*M-Kdav.the fifteenih day of Maj. wad oa MutHtav.tbe thirteenth day, of amruM »««, wt fSoktorkta lhe foreuc^n/cl each « SS^WLilSurntoira; Judge ot Probate �Dole speaks oct. Quoso, Iiluiui Ii Ugiuv | ONLY A BUSINESS OUTLOOK. TheCommu *Tt’x cmly one-of them pesky trampa. RHl," said a brakeman to hirwmpanfon. as the ligbwfrom two laoMnui fell ’ *o the form of a mon mangled m only . expected citizen, TIME TABLE. 3 Stations. luUoaa of •». A» and -M. and with all delibera­ tion I state of my own knowledge tkatdarteg Mr. Willis Canawd Ataru. by With­ NORTH “1 •hiCAgo Lv 8 ME TALK* PJUIKLY. Sam Fbabci*co, Feb. IA—Ad vie** ro•eived from Honolulu February 8 by the steamer Alameda give the full text of President Dole's letter to Minister Willis In reply to tbe* latter’s request for speciQtntions and statements mode in a previous letter frofu Lk>leln regard to the attitude of the United States gov­ ernment. Dole’s letter is very lengthy. He says: >v»*iC.ilc ultz Hastikqh.... ' Boats Grove., woodlaud .... R&nsiug BfrCrML.... •rand Rapids ”ln compliance with your' request for certain specification* cxwcerntnc my tetter of Decern her 27. I reply thereto *s follows: You inquire as to the M-anins of tbe] word.‘attitude,'aa Stations. Used by me In ita ordiaartly ncccpled scuse, meaning bearing, posture, i.s iudicatln- pur­ pose of thoae referred to.I You further say: •Will you point out where and when and bow a represent*tl.4e of tbe United States assumed any nt’dtudc toward supporters af th- provlMonui government ether than one \e*srst'ally and de­ signedly expm-Mlve of peace ' In- reply would SOUTH.. Chicago Ar. •astCdoper Ly. Bfchland Juuc't •el ton .. •overdal Shultz... Mined only bjr Inferences drawn from known word* and nets of such person ami condfi'ens Bastings.... pl-re ” •oats Grove.. Woodland .... WOotburv .... Via D. L. 4 lansing.............. Preaidi’ht tools th-n cites ithe withdrawal of the treat# of ann«>xst on from the senate by President Citvetead wit u>tii any notice to tbe Hawaiian reuras^.ntativu. tfo» upjolntmrnt ot Iravente City. . •hxrlcvolx.. •eUMkey .... made "trains at fla< stations as soau as th- y can bv ; tFrrfght train* will be run at the couvenienn «t tbe comnniiy, who reserve the right tu chan; e tbe time of such train* without notietv, Nc fl will wait at Woodbury for passengers from No. • on 1). L. & Baggsge must ire tit 1 he depot at I rust s tnlo •les before leaving Mine of trains, no that agents anay have time to cheek it proj»erlv; otherwise It •nay notgoforwurd until next train i>‘..din Ui «Xpla'.n to tat^re the otjticl of rvdn Ihut fie had ll«! also crlLclsed r J lu tbe country h ‘)w* BUbsequcutly Ifresldrut Clqi eland Of the It th (iistiucalt* bostQo to tbe ji-verninv.il, aid that the provi- • git e an «*xpltan.itl(>3 of tharsrs preferred Bluuut or auj opportunity to reply to them Oreihain’M letter. I President Ifole next refera to Gresham's 1 ' ter to President Cleveland >a*t October t I lug a dotdestib transac l<>n. Is not a subject of i diplomatic cerrwpontrace.J I must submit. L. SgRUKANT. Sup!. iwhtohbe chare-. ihtoKcvetfnn..:li-nJ hsoffl ■ cers with roM-jiracv. weakness, timidity -ml ■ fruu<L and nmouimends iu. sut.vrrsiob. which j letter is offidtulir furnlch'd to and published, The Niagara Falls Route. by the pul liej press without any Inlormatioii - couieruing lire same being afforded to this govsintr.cn:. to seta domestic |tran»*rtli>r. and to Stations. । preeminently; a proper subyct for Inquiry on I the part i f ibis g<-v<rumet>t ns to the tntenc.e.-rtiiug the sub !ilz58j 9.20 : tfoes of your igorerum ?ul Bashno < . act rrtr.tl.-r I ili! | “Ou Nuvcufoer 14 Mr. Ihutiston. the Hawaiian tn into: er ui M Mhlrgton, culled upon ibe occre.Ip.ni Ip. [ tary of siateisuil Inqvlred If Uie above letter J.19I I was autbrtittU, -nd was tino-red by Mr. 11 w.>. Mr. Thurston.. C. R. OSBORN, Local Ag«at. Hasting* Gresham liat „ _______________________ •r It to the1 Jutvutlou of tbe United States Kovarutnvnt to carry out the policy there! in indicated; by force, or. In other . wofds. whether, if the provisional govI erntnent decline io accede to tbe refuextof the United States; poverument to va- VITAL TO MANHOOD ' troops will be used to enfuref tbe requei I wo nccd to state that Mr. jThuraton r I. no — —•tatiafactor* ---------- - - -- reply to thisHUt-rttlon'" -— rsiffta. Headache, Nervous 1'roMration caused by I rPresident D*le wen then tuiira takes Willis to» taea task ‘for reatoent te^ie w ut.a k Dr eloobo!ortobacOo, Wakrfulne**,MentalDeprescton. »-•— Hawaiian k ,«. bla statemenix- publfobed In »> itv* Star Boftaiilnc of Brain, enu^nrf ln»»nlty, xntocry, decay. under dale of November IT mid challenges him death, premature O’d A^ra, Ba.-rmme«a, Lom of i..h ,k.. Power hi either «ex, Irayxaeacy, Leucorrboos an-1 all •„_u Femaie Weakneaee*, Involuntary Loe*®*, 8penna- of tbe report in me stab uient Willis said he tnrrhuM caused by over-exertion of bruin, Self­ was in Honolulu as an executive officer. abuse. over-indulgence. A month'* treatment, |1, 6 for 85, by mall, with MK-h order for 8 boxoi. with •5will eend written tfuorantoe to refund ll n<-t cured, •aarsnt. «<l«ued by agent. WEST'S LIVER PILLS oruron Sick Headache, B;iii>u«no*«, Llv'ir Complaint, tbo duouuient'S existence. He ti cu discusses Sour Stomach, Dyepepela aud Joubtlpution. tbe vtoil of th* Corwin atal the stocking of GUAltANTEEtt toauod only by arum and of tbe preparations math- by lhe fam W. II. Goodyear. Sole Agent, lln-tlbgs. 11.rs of tbe United Stales naval officers to de­ purl from Ha*a t. and WHllJ* conferences with U.s queen are *lsn noticed !in connection with GOOD ADVICE, the projHjsed roe torn Uun. Ilc g'ardiug tne mat­ ter. Mr. Dole says: •■In anticipation thereof for a number of days Every pntriotk should give hi* tbe wharves were lined wilh crowds of people, amuug them prominent roysltota. waiting to see personal effort and iniluctxe ‘o increase the United States troops land to restore the the circulation di his home paper which Oa December' *“ 18 j Mr H F. Glade, queen. n---------called -----upon yOU cousul *for- Germany. teaches the American policy of Protec­ and In substance asSedl if you could tion; It is his duty to aid in this respect it and rslirve the public from of’ tension the they in every way possible. After the home .. . which wm bc« omtar unbearable, to paper is taken care of, why not sub­ wh.ch you n-pl-vd to substance that you were ax arc of tbe conditions and jrere making every ’ scribe for lhe American Economist, effort to bring the matter to a speedy termina­ published by the American I’rptcctive tion and would act within tor tv-eight boors.” Tariff League? One of its c»rrespon- dents says : “No true American can get along without it. I consider it the greatest aad truest political teacher in the U;.i:cd Stales.” Send postal card request for free sample copy. Address Wilbur FA\ ukcroan. General Secretary, 135 West 23d Blood Nerve Builder Tonic and excitement m during tbe eight cays M- and tbe aetton* and teclnrottera of your government, and th* eireum stance* and uncertainties attendant there­ upon. as detailed In my letter of December S2, acd herein I make tbe statement in no spirit •f unfriendliness t» you or your government, but m a historical fact, which, if not already WlUis' refusal to permit; Dole to send dis­ patches by the C-orwtn to also cited, aa were the landings of marines by the British minister and Japanese minister- Mr. Dole then,reverts to a more Intsrsstlng mailer and aays: ■-Ou Dscembsr IB rant I addressed to you a communication containing lhe following words: "I am Informed that you are In communication •tool. in Conneltevlllc coke and to welLkaown failures of importance have not rc^ulteCL “While no action especially affecting busi­ ness prospects wm taken m Washington, the ■ sonllnued dlBresaton <. f revenue mA monetary Dola'S Coiieiurlow. measures and the uncertainty regarding them In concluding hit le'ter President Dole ex­ have a constant unfavorable influence, and inpresses his regret that such a ootid I Hon of aftiona tn price*. “Such regret on my part lx only eqnaled by toy Inability to understand how It bus ««<ue about that a government and c«mmunity which la to-day tnort- closely conurctod marce. friendship nnd blood, than say •thar living beyond IM borders, which val­ ises your friendship above that of all oltoar Milons-, which full* i.dmtte and appreciates lhe many and deep obligations which n Is ar>- forced into a position where. In. defense of tbelr very right to exist, they hare been obliged to lake up arms to meat lhe possible hostility of l ' tn rough a tnlHunderalanding c+ facts oa tbe r prehension of motives and - Intentions which may. 1 sloe*rely hope, al an ,-arly day to chared away. Allow me Id alostug to tha.uk you Mr Minister, for your frequent expres­ sions of personal regard and for the ewldenl sincerity of purpose displayed by yon under tbe recent trying circumstances and to assuro you ot ray deep appreciation thereof” LbeoK- and him at the eUtlon." They gathered np the remains &e best they could, says the J*ew York Recorder, and’, after getting them aboard the train, gave the sigiml to go kxuar mot ii xioht. Nbw Yobs. Feb. IU—R. G. Dun Co.’* weekly review ot trade xays: sountries, be made known to you principles of liberty they love. •rand Rapids.. Stations. try la Not Hopefill. persoual knowledge Minister WUlta. year, but A-J an tic exports were only O9.IM2 buah< la against 1.01X01f> last year, and tbe re- important factor, home trust,com pan les have arranged to nd vanes-money a gainst wheat aa. •ollaieral security, but with results not a*, yet encouraging. i I -The alight recoverr In prices of iron producis hat not been maintained. Bessemer, pig has declined al Pittsburgh to 110 65 end gray D8 moat than there. white at Phtladul- i rolting-mtU products are ever The deollne la lhe I , , l _ . I JRFFEW<»nvjli.r. Ind., Feb. Ifl. •— j James E. .Stone, commonly known as “Hnd” Stone, wm executed nt 12:0S o'clock a. in. in tbe state prison south by Warden J. R Patten for the, murder ot the Wratten family September 18, 1893. The victims included Denson Wratten, bis wife, three children, a boy 7 yearn-of age and two girls, one 11 and the other . 12 years old, and also Mr*. Wratten, ' aged 63 years, mother of Mr. Wratten. The scene of the crime was the Wrat­ ten farm, 13 miles from WMhington, I nd. SIX MORE DIE AT KIEL business since tho beginning of tltc month shows a decrease as cotupared with the corresponding portion of January this year, and it in dlfOaulL of course, to de­ termine at ibis writing bow touch it is tbe iacomi.-.g tide There to a disposition to continued disposing of stocks and bty far Imme­ diate wants until after the tariff qu-stlou is din- Ccxnmeretal travelers for dry goods, clothing. . hardware, shoe and other bouses tn a number rived Dorns, and report many onion of Hsmc secured dependent on the passage or otherwise of tbe tariff bill and states, for tbe calendar year ISO shows x total of WS (exclusive of South Dakota) owing IlTV.UOO.'XD and having nM.0U0.U0) aaaeta Near­ ly on*-third, or 193. have resumed business cjul turu WS.OOCk XX) The remaining banks, whose doors are still Closed, numlcr *35, the n^negate debts being fl04 000,OX) and aasets • soo.ouo ■ Death of a Mlilhmalre. Kikl. Feb. 19.--Six of the men who were injured by the explosion on the cruiser Brandenburg died Saturday morning at the military hospital This makes forty-five deaths from the acci­ dent It is learned that the main pipe of the starboard engine burst while the indicators were showing that the en­ gines were developing only 7,SCO horse­ power. It is said a much higher pres­ sure had previously been used. ' Kbmosra, Wia. Feb. 19 —Fred Mey­ ers, aged about 24 years, the son of ex­ Sheriff Meyer*, of this city, and Anton Skinbol, a Dane of about the same age. went to bed at the Grant house late Saturday night At 8 o’clock Sunday rooming they were found dead and the room full of gas. It is. supposed the Dane, who retired last, blew oat the gas. Is tbe ask awry one Shook! nee. Tbe Im­ parities tn. tbe other kinds are Diamond Crystal Salt Thefact that mil to cheap to no reoeon to without IL Address DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO.. may well be sakl of the Superior Medicine, the Ktundurd blood-purifier, AVER’S SARSAPARILLA CURE will cure you SICK Its lung record assuues you that what has cured others HEAD $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. "“5:n-, I■ and nvw, Mr. Freslctent bm and gentlemen of the B. A., Em been indicted by th* federal SUU DOW, «ir. .. •----provtoiotxal desp and provisional government, government with "lib * a L_ --------sol- grand jury for the murder of CapL ------------ A. emu sense of. .. lhe gravity Xf the ...... situation, tn H«dburg at Fort Sheridan. the ustn a and by lue authority df the United rhir»y-*«vww Bound Guilty. Ir, ,0« X-IU1M » 044, »J U» 4«a-o« • ptrraeBSB, P !■».. PXTmtTBGB, k, Feb. !». 18.—TOinyThhiyri M«aM 1 rrtUM •> >M •*«■= o’ lhe «n,-,l*hl eo»l niaar, ,b^4 with r»l a th- fowixi m>ntr »«>ura»r NOT1CB.OF LETTING. Drain Lwtetng. NoUc* to hero’.jt given, that 1. Jt c. N« rt*n, TneuiUo thnn <\><u.nfosi»n-r of tbe r.>wuMilpof OranpeviMr. Coi’hky *f R^rry, 8tx» ol Michl ud, will. °u ’hr n»r of Match. A. 1Rf4. nr the El»h.h‘k» lUinn.iu said Township of Omogeville. al iool lork lu the fon »«<»ai> of t nah day. pr»o*<a to. r- o»-lve bld- forth* S'**stnurtlon of a rerunn «ir*ls known and dMigiuv tedsas ”Flsh Lite Townsli'p Drain. ' !oe»ted sod estami-noa Mtsbll'bsd in In inn the muq said Towaehp nir Rna loww-ap ** OoutTRORriJ, <•*.,.Feb. 1<L—Bob Col- (toMg^vlll »-<k<!•«•»fordA*stfollows, follows,tof*wwi»: -------- 7jll 7 ^-.(h^g^rrlhed IC . . Hns, a respectable negro, was dragged Begtnvlng mm nhM'Iisi to 1 3 o (m>v -ooth l.ta brtmrtiv» mAn and 1*0 f»-et.>-iu'’ nf th* < oni<-r» nt «««ti -n* 14 from bis home here by masked men, Wlrt Mid 17.20 17.20 -ru) arto xi xi nt ofOangevllle, Orangeville, Mich* Mich* ttn«l x»w! »u »u ■ > scraped and cut with a blunt knife and ntng thenc*- onuth **Y degrees rnek: eevrn >.ft n»kwl nearly men bom in . J. . • . rv. IHlswril SDW rrn urm »» IU ►turoi fraexing atmosphere, Ho died just Hts (Ms. va’d drain 10 be fcmrtx- a f. el wide on ix-dnin to be lev»d innn. rnd io rn«t. after being found F depth ls V» »*•»* width on 1< p. soerare M tret evto to be removed t»l least.? feet horn uit. b sl^a wifl be let bv ** r»ipM. Tr ae -Hos *fUir<sellet f U>0 drain will be ht first, abd ,hF Mw-Uma in ib*i»«»mer .-p -sr-r» In at*t**r-lM-*e wlfh the al-iersM pow on lie fiVUVeK’S’ 1^ reference m*v be bud b« totrar I •* iioe>vst< .....l KJ.I.Z . .11 1^, w, .... w.,M un .n. ll sr^ MNe bidder rhrtng ntattyiM* recur! H tnr . IH.rf*rn>:iii«e or 11„. wertt. w»rk .in a miw fhvn-p« then -*d Ihej-rl*n»*nreolllic tunsutn th«*e •«> be fixed b< me. rear»v>ng tn mjsrif thr rtgip u. reject-nr snn an bid*. Tfo» date fur tbecnmpii-tlonof <ixhe<.n»r*rt. andthe terms of imjment ihorefor.>Aall be announced at tiw i’1 ------ ------------------- --------- -.-.Iren, that at tbe t hue and-place ni —to tettfr.g.or at Mteh oUmp time and plare ilieerwf’rr to which 1. th* Dnda amniutnstoiiernformaM stay vdfoura ths sntne. thh s-se* mt-nt fnr benefit ano lhe k»nds <-oiw .'’TI? »'»>"'>. ««l»e wkjeel W other twiner* were killed and two othThe follow iMhariewlftton nl the trarM or pwrcvh < J land coi>stH»llng era severely injured. I 1 AwwiMonenr Diitfr ct at Drain. 1 VI «r>rt mM L rtf aw 1. a DmU. *f . meh Ctebbtar. tlZ?^Sl"w CmCA*o, Feb. W.—Christopher Thill- **2i; te* n» ; sek of *•*. >i; thesw M >4 u( ser n; tlir nw M of ne k monk, who got his start twenty-five rt th- »»• W nf W M: th* CV wm f 150,009. IS MwcK; All n-ing im torn » inrui ivn jHj.^Omnr-vHie and tto Towmhlp «l O»m| AVOWTA, MAIN*. The Salt That’s All Salt Tried & True Nbw York, Feb. 19.—Alberts. Uiwenbauxn. probably the wealthiest. He­ brew in America, died very suddenly at 3UM o'clock Saturday, after a brief ill­ ness, from Mthma. which had devel­ oped into heart trouble, at his home, 44 Ninth street He was 80 years-of ajrv. Mr. Rosenbaum was one of the largest tobacco importers in New York. His cate for sach position. atthsGrMd Ran d» Duewealth is estimated to reach, th* huge iuess CoUsgo. Ehorthsnd,.an4Mo»n>al.bch<»<'lFor CaU-Wexuc, addr*Msum of 830.000.000. Chadrob, Neh, Feb. 19.—Much ex-' tbe Internal our people. Upon teats embodied tn Mr. I citement wm created / over the diacovBlount's reports the praiddcnt box arrived . large de pc*it of mineral paint al certain conclusions and determined upon A cloee t to the city. There are four dis­ b certain course of action with which It becomes )r. WILLIAMS’ my duty to acquaint you The provisional tinct color* and where the rock crop* Recaiwr App^nted. government was not esttabltobed by tbe out is 1ft inche* thick. By combining , r , Milwaukkk, Feb. HL-Judge Jobrx MEDICINE CO., Hawaiian people oar with their consent the color* twenty-eight shades can be acquteaeuc*. nor bas it since existed with son htta appointed . Herman Seguitx re-Schenectady, H.T. or their consent In vtew of these conclusions produced. a.iaar f«r (lanrcra II Altwell A- Moro. • for eelver far George li. Alt well A sons,. .»j Brockrille. Oat j I waa Instructed by the president to shoe manufacturers. Mr. Seguitz filed. 1 take aJvantags of an early Opportunity to ioOMAnA. Neb., Feb. 17.—Secretary af a bond for 150,000. Tbe Meets of the form the queen of this detcrtilnattoo »ud of hls views as to responsibility of our governmeat- Agriculture J. Sterling Morton wm firm are 1141000, the liabilities8170,000. --_ 1 was instructed at that itonc to Inform tbs bunged in effigy at his home town in queen that when reinstated the president ex- Nebraska City Thursday night Th* pe.tsd ilia: she woald purauc a mxgnauimous CoauMBi s I*, Ck. rou. Feb. IV. 1G.—VUUGB, Jones, Wktperpetrators are not known. wtbMBLo, v» I au A" J ■ t •outse b.- granting full suiuasty to *11 who par­ I ter A Co. a dry goods and notions store, ticipated In the movement sgalnst her 74lo 82 Spring street, wm destroyed C- oprkos ‘“ j . Pbistdo, Mexico, Feb. 18.—Frank hy fire at 4 a. tn. Thursday. - Loss orer -lb obedience to tbe command of tb« preslRandall and his wife and three chil­ 8200,000 on stock, well insured. Lom dren were drowned in the Rio Grande on building >50,000. want work that is pleasant and profitable, vise you, air. executive ©f the provisional gov- Dear here yesterday while attempting •rcment. and your minister^ of the president's to ford the river. de terminatton of lhe question Whisky your Warxeil Idaho. Feb. !». ...—A cave*tn .cnirrwl Intbn Bunker HUI mine bj whiSSpnt Curran. »hlft bow,, and •— doocripUv. pamphlet. 1 Pin*. tf> cent* per box, five boxes 81.00. M*4M *P'7wbere. FreeAeok at drngtkU,.er by nail. Two Asphyxiated by Gas. Burlikotox, la. Feb. IA—The Bur­ lington Insurance company, John G. uaiatl.sblug monarchy la Hawaiisn islands and of supporting bsr pretensions to sovereignty. Miller president, which has been doing a large business throughout Iowa and WSU you inform me if this report to true or If you are acting In any why hostile to this the west and southwest, has succumbed government? You will pardon me for -pressing to tbe hard times. W. E. Blake has an tmmeaiate Immediate uuswrr. uimwciL* vu Ou wecemuor December 19 you for un A number of you ualle-J upon aud made Iverbal address io J appointed,assignee. m<-. furnishing of ;: risks taken in Txxm and other southern irnlsblng me ms wlib with manuscript copy 01 marks, from which J make ths follow­ points have resulted unfortunately. ing extracts: The company wm doing a business of ” -The president also regress, as do I, Utsl any secrecy should have nurro mJ*d ths in- 1211,000,000, its revenue being aa high aa i 1105 on every 1100 in vested. I thia, i however. that VP~ disease as the cans*.’’—Efolbrook Herald. Every day the papers contain itetemeMs aimilar to the above. .Even yo-k-noabnw againu hafl diwww, and the awM npiditr with ehioii it » claiming eicthaa tercea upon atl a coavudion of it, peeralaaee. Reader, if yoo have a symptom of th— dread diaeaae do not hesitate a moment m attending to it Delay is alwaya dangerous «od in heart diaeaae too often fatal. Settf yraptomjof heart diaraK are •hortnem J ,b™h' ,0‘W™W « palpltaboa, pale er »«>derne" left aide, ahooider, or y»,ir. regular pulse, srasthering, weak ar hungry <wt the lettcra tiny band <rtf gold fell spells, fnintipg spells, dropsy, etc. to thei floor. While one picked up the I *'harles Raven. York. Pa , writes: “I suffcreA ring the other-read the letter.- It had from heart disease 22 ye*re. Frequently my h-Rrt would *eom to Jump into my mouth, sndwy Ix-rn well fingered, and there were unsondhkm matte ms very melancholy. Phyriffon* nristakablc spots that only tears could I wm not expected te live, but was induced a* a liarr doused. The bandwriting was a Ism resort to use Dr. Mlles* New Heart Cur*. t>* -woman s. and rvad as follows: second day I felt m*Uy relieved, and at lhe dM ‘,‘Detar Jim: Mary is dead, and In nt ten dAya I felt 1 ike • king. My grutttud* ia tee deep for expreadon.1’ her last words she inquired for papa. Joseph Rockwell, Uniontown. Pa., arrd flfl ■She missed yon so much, and never years, axy*: “For four years previous to oegtwnin< tbe u*e of Dr- Miles' New Heart Cure 1 wax •teemed to be well after yen went I f afflicted wllh heart-di-ease tn a very severe form. am sorry, Jim, for what I said that Had taken all ao-ealled curve, but with no bencM Slight, and if you will come baek I until I used Dr. M!te£ retosdy. on© bottle of which me'” < -will never complain and worry you -. •nred J. D Bethards, High Point, Ta., makes the fol­ any more. I send you Mary's ring;. lowing statement: n I was a wrtek from heart di*, e** argl •tnmach trcable when I began ttoiag you remember when you got it for her. Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver .'Please comeback to your wife." Dr. Mile*' New Heart Cure to sold by all dp .That was all. The wife bad heard: aids on a rxwitire-guarantee, or sent by tbe J in some way where her husband was MHes Medical Co., KTkhArt, Ind. on receipt prioe. 8l per bottle, six bottles for 85, express p and had sent him the letter. It oc­ paid. Il fat positively free from a!I opiate* curred to one of the brakemen to look i maud to reported, both in eastern and western markets, especially tn structural, forms al the at the postmark, and with -difficulty it west and here, where several, large bullxilng.i was seen that it was a month old, and'. are project®^ The demand for wire nods, walla and fence continues remarkably large snd'sus- that it was that of the very place at •which they had decided- to leave thertains prices, tut rails.arc stagnant '! runs-Mississippi congress returned ita ; dead body. session Friday morning it proceedcd at ! “Textile industries do not seem to have gained Jim most hare met with misfortune, once • -’.•he consideration of a and wns stealing his way home, which resolution providing for the con- slueed as hare renamed work, and in woolen and he rcoclv’d Only to be carried out and •oltoa manufacture rather nu>re. There hxm and' ownership by the Veen a sharp break In print cloths to atrucllon ' '. . ' seats. laid b?siil? little Mary. United States government of the Nicar­ Sant of the best known outtoas hare beau put agua canal. The resolution was The candidates for bailiff in the town adopted. A resolution favoring free more talk of general dosing of mtlK ’ Tho de mand for woolen goods does not Improve, and of Alnwick. North England, just.be­ V’HmRe or At.ver wm also adopted* After a spirited debate the convention reess og.'. being on , 4.11LfitB fore tbe’election ride iu procession to a horns-pond near the town, dismount declared in favor of the annexation of H await Other resolutions adopted last year. Though some grade* are scarce and and strrjgle through the mud and prices relatively higher west than here, tho waterl as best they can They arc ac­ were ns foJJotvs: markets do not mlvn.-seo companied by a brass b^nd anti ijl the Oemnadin; the opening is settlement ul all ludisu reservation*; furortng -population of the loan, and neighbor­ ----------------------- government con, trol of the Centra! »nd Vulqh Puciflc railroads; United States, a^slnat IW last - year, sad fo in hood. The custom dates from the time ; memorializing congrev* to take such action Canada against M last yaar. Though tavern! of King- John, who visited the Uuwn !t> aa will seenro to tne people mtueral lands were of some magnitude, th* aggregate ot lia­ lyiux within tbe limits of land grants bilities were apparently beloar’th* weekly aver­ 1210. The roads were very bad and previously made to tho railroads: asking age for January. earner wf his baggage wagons had to be cooEresa to enact appropriate forestry "For tbo week ended February 8 tb<- liabil­ left in; the tnirv. On his arrival he Ln-ities thus far repi-rted were only 1-LU7V.657. qulred who was responsible for the , and'With for the nearly complete returtut for January, ibe •atablishraeut of a complete forestry system; aggregate liabilities iu 2.M> failures la TSU.tHd,- condition of the roads, and learning j farnrlng th-admission as states of New Mei- «OT. of which fll.Wil.303 was of manufacturing '.hat the bailiffs were to blame ordered | tco, Utah and Arixuna; askinx tbe creation of and HX.I03.4T8uf tradiug conccrus.” ‘ them to be seized and draggec.througb j » newcablnr: position to bt known ns lhe de­ th*-nearest poo J. I port<n®“‘ nt tuinlug. ann favoring the electton Bradstreet ’ s says' ®f Uult*d-8tatea senator- ay direct vote *f tbe •*relrgr»pb!c advices from leading trade cen­ I people | MANY TOPICS DISCUSSED. STONE IS HANGED. | *“■ ” *• . m*ou& The family were rtricken with eeatj Mernation, and Immediately summoned • '. physician. Bin it wax too late. The eM * wiadM<£ Physichmgave heart »h<K«lYes] he wwa oely a trao^K The j brakeman addressed a* Bill had seen ■ tbe man tall between two can while eleppinfr trona one to another. Tbe train had been, stopped, and the two J railroaders went buck to aee whet i damage hurl been done. In tbe eaboose they made a search of the dead ' I man's clothes. They didn't find much: ' no manor, noewren a knife, in the in- 1 1 side pocket of the ragged rent was a rrtmiy-looking envelope, in taking* previous sewnty-eeven years. A visible supply of over 7^,000.001) bushel* February 10, ■with sales and receipts from farms coc tlnulng large. has completely destroyed faith In the official reports- of tbe yield Just year and cawwd caortaous liquidation. Receipts last week were but 1,810,814 busb- below phla tower TRAMP. ACHE CARTS R MKfilOf NK CO., Mew Yom. MULL WIL SMALL DOSE SMALLPKE CAUTION.—»r i£S tn!1'75 W. L. Douglas �—--------------- ■—— S SCHOOL COLUMN. Additional County News. (A the Ou jaroeiaih* by woaiMih MKi. aril may thero 1UU« Nr^k* for tbe WHO APPLY. pox patients. It to loreted a ciLkrfw**' iLi>Hton> Tine TgACHKK’fi n«spos«jfit!Tir. of knowledge which our paplto are »e- wbftrt dtotauce outaldc of the townqulring from day to day be to Put togeth­ xxn I believe that iff order for a person to er as to forte a grand and noble edifice Mn. ut lhe lat «!>"•» on ** 8 P *’ perform hi* t<»t well In any occupation from whose walks will be retected Che Butter. I* to 18 of life, Lu ma«t be thoroughly Imbued purity of dmracier of the one who direct­ .nd you win dud •em -M.l with the thought of the responsibility rest­ ed Its building. Sereral P»«le« '» mt ’IB** “ uaro per n>.. iv. ing on him. And 1 think that If there is Potatoes per bu.. 40to46. vero colds. ; A large delegation from Woodland waa any one class, more than another, that (hurcli MB<t oclaty. io H till arson Friday and Saturday at­ shonld keep constantly before their minds Oat* per bu.. iw. Program for the C. L. 8. C. this week. Wheat. iM per bo.. 80. the idea of responalbllty. U Is lhe teacher. tending Circuit Court Rome and tbe Making of Modern Eu­ Wheat, while ret bit.fiO. Nearly all other c ’ assvs of individuals Clover Heed l*r bu., 5 00 to I VVe are glad to see Elmer McArthur on rope—Mrs. Geer. Timothy Heed »»rbti .. uJ0. «ur strops. He has secured Imll. nnd hls have to do with material and perishable Barley prr bu, W to so. . Roman an-t MadkYal Art-Mrs. Hol­ Hay per ton.lj»lo. 7 00. trial has been postponed’until March 12th. things, but tbe iteaeher deals with *omcMillet seed )>rr bu. so. loway. Protracted meetings still continue and thlng f*r nwrti precious and Important, Fork dr eased. S 6ft. to A0*. What Is Astronomy? Synopsis—Miss Bean*. 76 to 1JHL the minds and souls of huinanWy. wUli fair success. Chicken dteswel. 8 and 0. Many of our farmers are getting ready How earnestly and fondly the parent Nagler. Turkeys, dreeved. II. Character sketch—Miss Goodyear. Href drevaed. 6 M to C.00. watches the development of the earliest to make maple sugar and molasses. Beef live. to 3. Quotations—Napoleon Bonaparte. Mutton, dressed. 6. Five of our most prominent business faculties of the tittle child until It is old Meet with Mrs. Geer. num were called to Hastings on Saturday enough to go to school, and then with There w|JI be an ice cream social at for tho misapprehension of one little man. what anxiety the precious charge Is trans­ Dr. L. E Benson has pa rebased a valu­ mitted to the care of the teacher, hoping Mrs. K. J. Cobb’s, N. Irving, Wednesday able colt of W. .J. Shutter and tbe latter that these faculties may be still further evening, Feb. 28lb. A cordial Invitation ha* purchased the doctor’s Interest in the developed In a proper manner, and wme- Is extended to alL bane Norway which they owned together tlmes fearing los| some of their early in­ The Ladles Aid Society connected with The mumps have appeared in our vil­ structions may be unheeded when the the Baptist church, will be entertained by lage much to the dutrfineot of our school. child gfits l\to its new surroundings. the first ward club. Wednesday, Feb. 28th, When we con^der bow much of the life D. N. Stowvlf will close a very Miceeiwat the church parlors. Dinner will be fol term of sellout in the Lee district next of every child Is spent In the schoolroom served Instead of supper. An invitation it ought to impress us with tbe fact that week. is extended to alL hls whole life may be Influenced by the but we dW mxeee tlw»J" [Tbef. one on r»° Bro*1,er’ FRUIT GUIDE & GftTftLOGUE OPPOatTK UNION DBFOT. Meats 25 cruta, Steam Heat GREEN’S NURSERY CO.. R«hs|(r BEACH A BOOTS. this paper. ■ . 1 n V ‘''^Dtlo, REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF CIRCULAR SAWS. LARGE ani SMALL, KEPT IN STOGK. Vo.u will find my store-home full of my own make of steam jengir.es !ro« six to seventy-five horse power. sizes and four styles made. Conie and see the goods and get prices. Ycu Wj|i find them tbe best made in the state 1 also make iron and wood laihei, «,w arbors and emery grinding niacjiinei • 1 have a good stock to select from. | ARE - /I. C. BUXTON, MM3MVILLE. , - HKH. .Suicide of uu Old Pioneer. The Epworth League will give a bonnet Instructions which he receives here. . James Yoen>f, an old and respected The truth of this is verified in our own Social at the M. E. church parlors Tues­ ciliaen uf Yank >e Springs, committed sui­ Ilves. Are we not as teachers, greatly In­ day, Feb. 27th, at tbe usual league hour. cide early Fridav morning while in a fit debted to some of our early Instructors Eleven cents will be charged at the door nt temporary insanity. Mr. young l-.ad for many of tbe principles used in our of whlclt a part will be returned. Light nst been himself for a great many,months, teaching to-day? And are we not hampered refreshments served. and bad complained of a queer feeling In j In our work Iu spite of all we can do, by The pastor will preach next Sunday at bh brain caused by the “blood rushing false principles and practices Instilled In the Presbyterian church. > From 1iis arms to his head’’ as he expressed minds by others? Do we stop to consider it. During the fair at Cnicago this sum­ Tbe Mission Band next Sunday after­ GRANDEST LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT that we are Important factor* in shaping OF THE CENTURY. mer, he and Ins wife were in the city, tbe destinies, not only of Individuals, but noon at tbe Presbyterian church. It la made on new plane by the and, while tbare, received treatment for of society, state, and tbe nation? Do we The Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sunday evening Best Talent. his trouble but did nut receive much bene­ Its Editors number 2*7. realize lliat we are instructing the teach­ In the Presbyterian church at fl o'clock fit. tn preparation 4- years. ers, Um doctors, the ministers, the auth­ and will be led by Mr«. Rogers. Has a Wonderful Vocabulary of Of late he had imtgiued thnl “white caps” wci? after ffim and would jump ors and the statesmen «»f tomorrow? (|^fnumt>er of joung children dressed in . A great deal of confidence is reposed in from bis bed and go to the wiudow a white, the true Easier lilies, are being us by the parents of these children, whom great many times in the night to see prepared to carry nut very beautiful and More than Twice tbe Word* found in any it is our province to instruct, wheu^ they other 1 VoL Dictionary, and about 73,000 more if.they were approaching. intrust what is the most precious thing appropriate exercises at the Presbyterian ' wora> than church uu Easter Sunday evening. Fuller I words Language. 0 Any Otner Dictionary of the Jlv Ikad been iu lhe habit of carrying a on earth to them to our care. They ex­ revolver for years, and always slept with particulars later. •4.50 Ladirt .< Meu’» Shoes & W.W. pect us to do for their children that which WOO Ladies’ Mtosee' or Men’i DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY one unoer'hls pillow. An effort had been is beyond their power to do, and also that 8.50 X75 •home Experience social Friday eveniug Until you bare InvcatUratecFthe STANDARD. a. -ta—n—u —I-.... W.. I — made to keep it away from him, but II a. so 1.50 Mlsaea’ or Men’s Shoes tr. 3.00 this is done in tbe best poassble way. at the residence of Julius Russell, by only tended to make him much worse, as The parent bas, perhaps, one, two or the ladles and youmg people of the Pres­ Ba^Parttoulars sent free to any address, i . 2.10 M *!»’.< SUM** (* l.«5 he wanted It “to keep the white caps bark three children who are, as It were, a part byterian church10c admission. Re­ -vheu they came.’’ PRICE SI2 to 322 according to of bimself, and whutn he has known and f -ewhmentr. And all shoes on this side at cut prices Everything in Binding. Friday night he b.id been very resiles*, studied from tbelr earliest Infancy, and — our stor« at reduced prices. , Apply to our Local Agent, or Address Tbe Experience Social to be given by and been up and down several times. At with whose dispositions and natpres be is i wo o'clock his wife says he was up and I thoroughly acquainted as with hl* own. tbe ladles of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. E. M. Bentley at looking out of -the glass window in tbe who Irak to him as sympathizer and coun­ KALAMAZOO. MICH. the residence of Julius Russell on Jeffer­ door, he said to her “if they come they sellor. And how carefully the parent who son St. Unforseen circumstances necessi­ Sales Agent for iBarry, Alliewill find me and drag ms through lhe does hh duty as a parent, studies each of tate a change of place, but Lhe promise for gan and Ottawa Counties, snow until 1 am frozen to death.” She his children to know what to do for them a good time and entertainment remain the finally persuaded him to conm back to b<d and how to lead them that they may same. ’ and rubbed his head until he fell asleep. become good, wise and useful In after life. About five o’clock she was awakened by Hickory Corners. Mich. The teacher is at once the parent and his getting out of bed again, and going inthe instructor, In as much, as he should Notice Is hereby given that tbe partner­ re lhe silting room. Tbe report of bls aympa'.hizo with all their little troubles pistol was heard soon after. She sprang ship heretofore existing under the firm and perplexities and be tbelr counsellor In name of Bissell St, Flensburg, >at Hickory out of bed and rushed to hls aide; be all things pertaining to the acqttirment uf Corners; Michigan, Is this day dissolved made a slight move and was gone. Mrs. useful knowledge, and if tbe parent of tbe Young ran to the door and called their by mutual consent Said business will two or three, whom he so well knows and son James, who lives just across the way, be carried on by Edwin Bissell, who will understands, feels a great responsibility collect all notes and accounts and pay all to come, and on hls arrival they found the restlug on him tor the proper deveopment debts of said firm. hall had entered the skull just in front of of hls dear ones, how much greater should tho ear and passed through tbe head, Dated, Hickory Corners, Mich. Febru­ we feel that our responsibility Is, when we ary, 10th, 18M. causing almost Instant death. Mr. have twenty, thirty, forty or fifty from one Young had been a resident of Barry Edwin Bimkli^ half or one third as many families and PART NO. 1 county for over fifty years. He was sev­ Sabah A. Flamsburq, home Influences, with as many varied dis­ enty five years old, a Universalis: in be­ Chablks D. Flamsbvbo. positions and kinds of former training, Bring or send one coupuii lief and a member of Middleville lodge of and whom we know nothing of when they together with Ten cents in F. and A. M.; that order having charge of Beal JEateie Tranafar*. enter our school for the first time, and bow M money or stamps,, to the tbo funeral, held In the Baptist church at Wm. N. F. Parker to Erwin B. and Pbebe A. . much more more must be our study to do Uarmoa, J BANNER office and receive 1< u *er.3. Johnstown, UM. Middleville, Sunday afternoon. Over Eiden Bayooldi. to Fred and Alma Lewis, do what we should by so many, when we one part of “The Holy* Land sixty of the fraternity attended in n body. lots, city Fred LiniEgtoD to Oren R Erway, parcel sec. not have their love, as does the parent, Photopraphed.” In ordering' Tbe funeral was the largest attended 21. Butlaod, feoc. help us in our work for them. * be sure to give name, P. U. _ w -.. u t0 G ®°MH a, see. L el any held in Middleville for some Woodland. M00. The teacher, IF-he wishes to achieve tbe Brlten McKay'to Archie Boule, parcel sec. 3L time, as the deceased was widely known greatest degree of success that Is possible CxtMon. SMO. throughout the county. ■ Jerome Mowry to M. W. Barnstedt, parcel for him. must combine all the love and Baltlinor«.Sl. Mr. Young was highly revered by all James R. Buab to P. I Oolgrove.W a.aec.5 Ids acquaintances, and. although he lived tenderness of lhe parent with a science Barry. S3,010 Amaoda Koeber to W. H. Ptelnhaus, lot IM, to a ripe old age. all regret that ho came aud art of dealing with human inluds, SaahvlUe.JfiOO. COMPRISING N'erlssa Keith to Mary I. Cowcrove, 40 a. seo to his death hi the manner he did. He which tbe average parent knows nothing of, I believe that If we look at this sub­ leaves a wife and one son. Edwin E*. Reynoldi to Amanda Koeber, lot ject lu Its true light we will come to the in NashvtUeSVO. conclusion, if we have not already, that Annual Meettag. A trip from Joppa—Through Jerusalem and l/n»e Barry tnd Eaton Insurance Co. had teaching is truly a profession, and one for its wonders. Through the Scenes of Christ's Birth Ito annual meeting in Mudge’* Opera which we need the most thorough and A GUM-CHEWING FISH. and Ministry—Bethlehem. Nazareth, Bethany Tuesday sftem.wii and re-elected C. E. careful preparation. Vartooi KurmteM Wli.cb Slight Hava and the Cities of Galilee—Through the Weird Chappell, nf'Charlotte, Treasurer, besides What I have said but feebly illustrates ArlMa Otar a Simp'e Matta*. Mountains of Sinai and the Scenes of Old Testa­ fivo*directors from Eaton County, and the the teachers responsibility by way of pre­ It is not always safe Io judge by ap­ ment Glory. toltowing five from Birry County:—J. J. cept, to say nothing of hls duty ot look­ pearances, for often, om the poet LongReproducing the exact Scenes of the Great -Trego, of It ring; Ira Osgood, of Hope; W. ing after the pcculnary Interests of the feHow says: “Things arc act what they seem.” Some years ago the writer Events of the Bible—The Tomb of Abraham, the ▼ <. Latty, of Assyria; K. V. Smith, of patrons, such as care of school property Well of Jacob, Sinai, the Dead Sea, Tombs of *- jMtleton; and W. H. Merrick, of Hastlnpi etc. But there Is anuther way by which of this article waa fishing from a boat in Mississippi sound opposite Biloxi, David and Absalom, Pools of Solomon, Sechem we are unconsciously teaching every day when growing tired uf a piece of gum the Battle-Fields of Israel, Many Views of Jerusa’ Huriar Che past year this company has end which greatly increases our respon­ which she had been trying iu vain to lem- -its Walls, Gates, Streets Mosques,Churches added largely to Its assessable capital sibility. like, she dropped it into the water. People, Sacred Spots, and the Many Hallowed which has now reached the enormous sum What was her astonishment when We are living examples, “'known and Places Outside the Walls—Gethsemane, Golgotha •t •8.250,060. The assessable capital tc- read by all men,” and this ought to within the next half hour she caught a Mt' ~5>l,.V,e^' P°°' °( Siloam, Jericho and Jordan’ uug se large all losses have been promptly include children especially. Every per­ fish with this identical piece uf gum in H?1L-L?n<? “ “ To’d»»Palestine, its c oath. This is a fish story, but m^T >nd satisfactorily adjusted and tlje cost son exercises an Influence over every it is absolutely true, says Harper’s Modern and Histone, Photographed. •t Insurance kept at the lowest posslb e other person with whoa he comes in con­ Young People, and not so very remark­ rale. tact, and this influence is measured to a able either, when one remembers that ForUse stability and rapid growth of great extent, at least, by the confidence there were a half dozen lines hanging from the boat at tbe time, each bold­ Xhb (JbJBpiiy m uh is due to the efforts of placedin us and by our prominence among ing a tempting bait, so that tbe fish Mr. D. W. Rogers. the efficient Secretary. our fellow beings. whi; had snapped up the grim would be As I have already intimated, there Is - For the 15 years he has most capably apt to linger near the luring snares and kited ibe-offier of Secretary and looked af- great confidence reposel in us, and ibe be eventually caught. ‘ -twr the most mln He details of the Com- character of our work is such as to bring Supposing, though. Chat tome one jncuJ'’a affairs. Mr. Rogers Is an ••Insur­ us prominently before the people both else had caught this fish and found the gum, he might bare hastily co®eluded ance man” fro n head to foot and tbo policy young afid old, hence oar opportunity for h in that fish of this particular family—it holders can congratulate themselves that exerting an Influence Is. 1 think, mujh was a catfish—were addicted to tbe they have such an efficient man in this re- greater than we are aware of. very vulgar habit of gum chewing, and A powerful seareh-light is turned upon aponnUde position. if he h&d-cwamined Um gam he would hwre f drtJhter reasoned that the fiah had STRICTLY CASH SALE FOR ■eOA FROM FEB. 17 TO HrtRCtl 17 300,000 WORDS BID PHRASES. THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gen'l Agts.. Everything on the east aide of our store, which Includes Ladies’. Misses’ and Children’s Shoes; Men’s. Youth's and Boy’s Shoes; Felt? and • Socks, at the following • low prices; We must close out Bome of our goods to make room for spring stock. Our prices have always been low and this re­ duction is bound to be appreciated. b. D. POPE, STOWELL HOLY LAND PHOTOGRAPHED. » * < COUPON NO. 1 { Holy Land 4 Photographed A Complete Tour of Palestine F J J }» ? HOW TO OBTAIN THEM Every reader of the BANNER is entitled to participate in the distri­ bution of the Holy Land Portfolios. Bhng or send ten cents in coin or stamps to the Office of the HAS­ TINGS BANNER to cover cost of postage, mailing, distribution, etc , together with an order cut from this “ad” in the BANNER and you will receive Holy Land Portfolio, No 1, contaning sixteen photographic re­ productions 9x11 inches in Size. Take Notice! j*nr trial—toaxd milf. A finh obviously • for the gum. the Those who care to take advantHrf <-r ■) , «■ , , it) will please encloses coupon of lhe-ii, ivT..n ^ff,r ^an<^ no oue can "Ford to mi.1* this ’‘ad,” at least until further uolfee. which will be found ih to the large number that will r,o d< r.bi kroi^'T. 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Regular review of Barry Teut No. 679 Monday evening March 5th. E. Barrett Is at Nashville this week. B. Pennock was at the county seat Tuesday. Mrs. Evans was at the Hub Tuesday. D. J. Westfall’s little baby died Sunday night of whooping cough. Age 4 months. There will be a chicken pie supper at Blackman’s Hall Wednesday evening, March 7th. A free entertainment after supper. Supper from 6 to 8, price L5c. Eieraon. The litter was preparing them hones. ’ McPeck and ShoCe have nearly finished Sunday eve* Ing. to the oblivion of the pork barrel. A Jaw Mr. and KHC Gorham called on Minnie suit followed, Elerson was arrested and their lumber job on E. C. Hathaway’s. School closed last W.eek at the High VanSIckle one day last week. the ease was tried before justice Henry James Laughbaugb has moved back to P. Bowman of Johnstown with the late Street school house. The alarm of fire was heard on High St. this part of tbo country again and will J udge Balch of Kalamazoo as council for the defendant and Judge B. F. Graves Sunday. J. Hendrick’s house was found work Mrs. Rich’s farm. Cyrus Casterline and family visited now living in Battle Creek; Mich, and a to be ox fire, but by work not much dam­ Will Chase of Hastings Ssadoy last young lawyer named Rowley as legal sup­ age was done only with water. Mr. aud Mrs. Will Hall of Hastings vis­ port for the prosecution. The trial by Cloverdale. ited at D. Hall’s last Sunday. Jury required the Constable to go as far as A large quantity of ice has been cut and Fred Kelley of Delton Is spending a the Cleveland Ellis farm in Assyria in shipped from Acker’s Point within the few-days with his cousin Homer Yeckley. order that 12 good men might be gathered past two weeks. to hear the pro aud con of the pig conten­ Quite an amount of lumber and ties are tion. In the midst of the trial, Jason Mrs. Rachel Shane of Ohio, is ‘ visiting being drawn here for shipment. Cowles who was then quite a noted petti­ The protracted meeting Is still in pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Jeaae Cetton, Mrs. E. Wolf fogger annoyed Lawyer Balch by often gress with considerable Interest manlfest- and other relatives and friends. rising to his feet and Interrupting the Levi and Oren Cotton of Sunfield were proceedings. After patience had ceased Cornelius Pyle caught a pickerel last in Coats Grove last week to see their* sick to be a virtue Judge Balch cried out “Cowles if you will sit down I will -give you 50 cents.” Cowles Instantly took Ms Wwvdland. The introduction of creameries In this beat and was paid according to agreement, part of the state gives employment to than was on his feet again as active as bald-headed men. The Woeodland butter ever. This little scene caused no little merriment among those present and maker “takes the cake.” “L. C. Feezhner” of Woodland regis­ proves the fact that there were quick wittered in Grand Rapids one day last weejr. ted men in those days as well as now. It Is reported that a prominent business man of Woodland registered in Grand Too late for last issue. Rapids last week under an assumed Mr. Norton, of Prairieville, expects to name. build G. Frey’s barn, having discharged Several law suits ore brewing. theJfirst carpenter from Nashville. Dennis Kelley wil sell off all his person­ Monday evening of this week the young al property at public auction and move people of this place, gathered at the home from Woodland In the near future. of ilwain Onus bee, and reminded him of Mrs. Burt Tinkler of Hastings visited bis 31st birthday. An enjoyable evening at her brother’s J. M. Smith’s one day is reported. last week. Dr. VanHorn and family intend to start It Is reported that Mr. Covlll has Hold for California the latter part of April to bis house aud lot in our village. visit their son Orlle and Mrs. VanHorn’s We understand that V. C. Roosa ilia sister. They expect to remain some months soon move to Hasting#. to enjoy the beauties of- the western coun­ It is reported that a certain young man try. hi onr village is in training and will plaf Mary Bullis, of Johnstown, is the guest Wes match game of billiards. We hope of C. Rice aad wife. that Woodland will win the game. Miss Crowley, of Adrian, is the guest of Caucuses were held by the democrats Miss Winters. and by the republicans In our village on Miss Clara Herrington, will go to Gun Monday and two good tickets placed in Late in a short time to remain for an in­ nomination. definite period. Benfield, At Mosher hall-this week Friday even­ ing a supper will be given by the Ladies Aid Society at twenty five cents a couple­ Proceeds for the paying of the church cushions. The Ladles Aid Social held at Chas. Shoemaker’s last week was n groat suc­ cess, there being a full boss e and a fine dinner. Five lables were set. Three dollars in cash were taken in. Four gen­ tlemen joined the society and became members. They are the first male mem­ bers to join the Banfield Ladles Aid Soeiety. Banfield has raised within fifteen bundred dollars of their bonus for the rail road at this writing. Doc. Chandler had another relapse last week but pulled through and is recovering slowly. Geo. W. Clark of Johnstown and Miss Rogers of Assyria were Joined together in marriage by Rev. S. D. McKee assisted by Rev. VanWinkle on the eve of the 22nd. of Feb. in the presence of a house full of friends. Wm. Pooley left the fore part of the winter to visit his parents in York State. He returned last week and says “Give me Michigan.” Snow was two feet deep there all over and the weather extremely cold. Frank Tethreick is visiting friends here. He went away a year ago last fall but be thinks Bantleid is the place yet. Uncle Albert Dewey will move in the spring from hie farm to a small place In Bedford which he has bought since the fire. It is probable that Fred will work the fann^ John Elsie of Galesburg was In Ban­ field last week. Too late tor last Issue. Old Mr. Bagley died on Thursday last, aadd 87 years. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Pixley assisted by the Baptist choir, at his late home on Satur­ day. Clark Williams died Friday after a loug illness with consumption. The funeral sen.1 ices were conducted by Rev. C. T. Van Antwerp at the M. E. church Sunday forenoon. As he was a member of the K. O. T. M., of Delton, they attended the funeral in a body and also acted as pail bearers. The church was filled to its ut­ most capacity as he was a young man of genial dlsj>o»illon and had many warm­ friends. He leaves a wife to mourn the loss of a kind husband. Mrs. UermetL who lived north of here on the farm owned by Mr. Goss, died on Friday last. The funeral was held at the M. E. church Sunday p. m.. Rev. Van Antwerp officiating. She was the mother of nine children and leaves a husband to mourn her departure. Jay Wilkinson wilt move onto the farm owned by Mrs. Thompson, in the near future. Rev. Van Antwerp went to Ousted Monday to visit his daughter, who is ser­ iously 111. The male quartette, consisting of War­ ren Richards. Stephen Tomple, Romain Daniels and Morris Mills gave a concert at Milo Monday ereeteg. Eugene Horten hM bought a lot of W. L. Brown and will put up a house soon. Miss Harrigan, an elocutionist, of Kal­ amazoo, gave an entertainment at the M. E. church oo Tuesday evening. The literary society will meet with Mrs. J. Brandstatter on Friday evening. M. J. Goss Is spending the week in our Several are attending the M. E. meet­ ings at NaabviNe. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Appleman have re­ amazoo, besides a large circle of friends to turned from- Lenawee county where they have been visiting her father. mourn her loss. Rev. Pope officiated. Miss Addie Thomas has returned home Ed. Toby and wife of Caledonia spent several days visiting friends here last from, the north part of the State­ Jerry Carpenter Is very sick and his reweek. t Burt McCall and wife went to Allmo CMwesy b doubtfbl. Three oases of scarlet fever. last week to spend a. few days visiting their parents who reside there. Aasyrta. B. J. Barber captured a fox Saturday Bom, to Will Cooley and wife, a 101b. after a chase of nearly all day. ffirL I Frank Rorabeck was drawing lumber Mrs. Edgar Tyler, of Vermontville. Is from Prairieville with two teams last week with a view of building more house­ visiting bar daughter's Mrs. John Tasker and Mrs. Calvin Smith. room soon. • Lilfian Hare, of Bellevue, Is visiting her Wall McNeil, of Battle Creek, made several friendly vails on old friends bare cousins John and Henry Tasker. Dr. Powers was on the sick list the first last week. leaves a husband and two daughters, Mrs. Thomas Kelley who resides in this town­ ship an J Mrs. Manley Coddlngson of Kal­ Washington's birthday was honored by Rev. Frank Bogart was here* Sunday the attendance of eighty couple who met . at Flint’s hall for a social danee and also and Monday. v’llnge. School closes this week Friday for a. Miss Maggie Kershaw, of Augusta, has who enjoyed a well spread table. Two weeks more of school when a va­ short vacation. been the guest of Mrs. R. Marshall. Ellsworth Jewell was .taken into the Mrs. VanAntwerp is visiting A.’almo cation will occur of about two weeks, friends. when the spring term will commence church Sunday. AH Society met with Mrs. G. W. Tom­ J. Q. Creasy Is surveying about here for with Prot. Norris as teacher. kins Thursday. Next meeting at Mrs. the prospective railroad. Prairieville. Henry Tasker’*. Miss-Maude Root, of Kalamazoo, Is vlsDied, on Feb. 15th., 1894. at Orange­ illug Mrs. Nettle Hyde. Nashville. . ville, Mich , of inflamatlon of the bowels, The Juvenile Band of Plainwell will Mre. Lucy Sanford, of Middleville, is Mr. Jefferson Bagley, aged 86 years, 11 gibe an entertainment at the M. E. church mouths. Mr. Bagley was born In Brook­ vbiting among relatives here this week. March Sth. John Furulss was at Hastings Mowday. field. Orange County, Vermont. March, Mrs. Ilindmarchand Ava Boise were at 15th., 1807, at which place he resided un­ St*to Bead. Grand Rapids Tuesday. The ladies dime society will meet .next til 1834 when he moved to Lancaster, Al Rasey and Geo. F. Truman made a week Thursday at Mrs. Pennock’s, south Erie Co.. New York. Feb. .7, 1841, he was married to Miss Susan Caswell. They business trip to Woodland, and other of Hastings. places Monday. ; Dr. Drake and wife, of Hastings, and lived In Lancaster until May, 1865 when J. C. Furniss was confined to the house In 1866 he Mrs. Green from Ohio visited at Mrs. they moved to Wisconsin. the fore part of the week wilb.tfe mumps. moved to Orangeville, Mich., and there Wallace Brown’s last Thursday. Mbs Fleming called oo friefeb M HaaMrs. Cowles and Mrs. McNight visited resided until the time of his death. He Mrs. Lillie Sisson in weft Carltoa, last leaves h wife and six children and many tings Monday. Mrs. Charlotte Tyndall wfe haa beat • friends to iuourn his loss. The deceased Monday. Quite a number from S. Johnstown at­ tended the lyceum at the Hamilton school house In Bed ford.Saturday night. 8. S. Fisk has returned from his visit at Howard City. A liberal application of paint would im­ prove the appearance of many of the dwellings in the N. W. part of the town. • It Js reported that Mr. C. Pfander will return to bls farm in the spring. Peter Fick’s health is Improving slowly. While loading Ice at Fine Lake the other day* Mr. H. N. Bowman dislocat­ ed one of his thumbs. •* The school in No. 8. celebrated the birthday of Washington in an appropriate manner. The following account of court proceed­ ings in the pioneer days of our county is related by Henry Paul oF Johnstown. The above named gentleman was for many years constable when that office meant a vast amount of racing to and fro. The old lady Fisher is quite poorly at It often happened that the settlers hogs this writing. would stray away In the woods In search Ttore was a surprise party oo Mr. and of shack and get lost, and after remaining Mrs. llurray last Friday night away from his friends for some time Frank Marks is on the slek list would assume a savage condition and fear the not very nleasing name of wild hog. William Woodard who lived on the town line road hatween Johnstown and Barry week from Long Lake weighing twelve sister, lire. W. H. RoekweM. Miss Burnice Mun lea is ill with muscu­ pounds. Stephen Sprague is quite low at this lar rheumatism. H. Long is drawing logs preparatory to writing and Wm. Monroe is also on the building a borq in the spring. sick list. J. H. Farrweil and wife have been cal­ Carlton eenter. led to the bedside of their daughter-lnNotwithstanding the extreme cold weather Friday night the donation Party Miss Edith Bevier, formerly of Grand was well attended. About 820 dollars Rapids, now of Woodland, is stopping for were received. a time with her grand parents, B. F. and Mr. Whitney of Battle Creek spent Sun­ E. Wolf. day with Miss Libby Survlce. Mias Lucy Joslin In the guest of Mrs. Ernest Edmonds entertained bls brother Geo. Bump. Frank last Saturday and Senday. Chas. Carpenter visited his brother Orangeville. Willis of Battle Creek lost week. As a result of the protracted meetings Fred Fleming will return from Forest held here by A. McMillan, of Kalamazoo, Grove where he has been since last fall, to quite a company drove to Plainwell last assist his father in bis store at Hastings. Sunday and eight were baptised. Coats Grove was represented at the Cen­ Earl CoykendaU, Middleville. Is vister school Wednesday night to engage in [ting friends here this week. the spelling match but they did not carry S. G. Paine is moving to Charlotte. off tlx? palm of victory. Jesse Brooks Art Reed is home for a few days. spelled the schools down. Another dance Is billed for the 9th of Mary, wife of Jay Carpenter died at the March at the town hall. home of her mother, Mrs. Eliza Cain, Verne Ellis visited relatives near Has­ Sunday morning of consumption, aged 30 tings a part of last week. years. Funeral services conducted at the M. E. church Tuesday morning by Rev. Mrs. Ira Rachelles visited Mrs. Hannah G. A. Myers. Bacheller, of Quimby, Tuesday. Ren Noy* s. was at Grand Rapids over Slckory Corner*. On the evening of the 17th. The Culture Sunday. Club gave an entertainment at Flint’s Fred Flory entertained his brother, Hall to a small audience owing no doubt Dave, from Coats Grove pnrt of last week. to the inclemency of that stormy night A few night# ago about midnight, a aud by solicitation they were induced to man tried to enter the bouse of Charley repeat the same on Wednesday evening Felghner, by picking the lock. But last at the same place. Songs and decla­ looking in at the window and seeing Char­ mations were In order. Solos accompan­ ley, who-happened to be up, be became ied bv Instrumental music were well ren­ frightened, and left dered. A little play was given which Rol. Shepherd, of Portland, was on the pleased all very much aud the cur­ street Monday. tain dropped amid much applause. A John Hauchett, of Big Rapids, Is a small admittance fee was charged for the guest of his sister. Mrs. Clarence Bachel­ purpose- of replenishing the library. ler. . Receipts amounted to ten dollars. All S» Noys, of Adrian, is visiting relatives speak in high terms of the progress the in these parts. Club is making. Mrs. Peter A. Young aged 74 years died Mr. and Mrs, Horace Hart rejoice over on the evening of the 21st. Iler funeral was held on Friday the 33rd. at the a 9K. pound boy. B. W. Austin lias torn down his log West lj an church of-which she has been a worthy member for thirty years. She barn. T. Tanner is laid up with the rbenma- possessed many fine qualities of mind and waa of a kind disposition and bore with patients the trials and sufferings of a severe Illness. The remains were inter­ red Id the Prairieville cemetery, Feb. 17. of Jacob Lenta died Sunday moral The remains were taken io Lyons, N. Tyndall, a daughter, and Mr. C. Central Kutten*. Ila. Got hum very agreeably surprised FUTURE NUMBER f & 1 1 ■'ll �WOUJMIILMY5™ By Arthur W. Marchmont, B. A. toX ^omo and ^edom of their «r on. lade." cried Odbeon Prawle. "let .ral up to the m 11 ud toe what aort of KaUyway. old Goo rlnpe has bought We ll give em abll And a* ho held her Dana — mA her devouring with bi* eyes mvishing and voluptuous beauty of fulkricb. graceful S™ hTtenth., toeh • and It was that which led him to go on repeating to himrelf the areumnere about hi* fidelity and lore for M»r> He was fighting ■ hard battli, and the odds against him were many . Mary divined only a vuiy little of the struggle that was going on, but It was enough to make her miserable. Apart from the tear Uiat Tom’a love was slipping away-* fear that was infinitc pain to her—she had the iirmeht conviction that her instinctive dis­ trust of Savannah Morbyn was well founded, but she eould not breathe a w<rd of this to her lover: neither could she find any means ot ascertain­ charm which she exerted over him, to touch her as now and then he did as they walked together, filled him with too great emotion to let him speak. They walked thus silently for Dearly joined. ’ . I never before .tool But the men were neither enthnstasJitaJ ■- ber^ »n.l re^Hnj bh rerj half the distance, till they came to a We nor angry-only rather curiona to spot where tbe path ran between high »B1 With eye. <h.t wemwl to Into every mtok *”‘1 hU toe who had been brought over to the hedges and a stile divided two of the fields one from the other. It was a "untold holdlnj her hand, .nd tell mill. They had not been long at the gate, very secluded place, and in the deep to thonyh he oonld not tom «"«r before a little commotion showed that dusk of the evening everything was tmn the eye, th.t rireted hltx hold- Aomr of the workers were approaching. ing the truth. •till and silent. Savannah paused a Another source of great anxiety to moment before crossing the stile, and, Two or three women *caT<^ tor him him as m in in cnain> chain, which he --bad no aww taw -■ , Wfah to loose, until She herself released I couple of half-time lads Mary was the growing animosity were "the* to eome come te In •'«*«. sight-, but but Hhown toward Tom by several of the by stopping, caused Tom to come hi„, I, were th* flrat >o against her. when she put her hands There toeim-J med «»» some subtle «“»>Ue power in In ; „ when hen they tow saw the crowd hod'k" tl‘e men who were out on strike- . out and touched him. the woman thnl he ha I never met with . lane o( striker, and their frlfflida. they Is there anything fresh about, the In a moment—how it happened he before it madden. ) him. and even the ! heitated. stopped, and then turned strike, Tom?" she asked him one knew not—his arms were round her. wined and aoare.l took which be saw At this there was a great Irarat evening, when the hands had been out Carried away by the mad Impulses that on Marr Ashworth's [tale face did not o, cheering. It was the first victory, about three weeks. drove him and sent the blood rushing torve to recall him wholly to hlmtolf. ' But■ '• il was ............... not to last tone, long. “No. The men are fools,” exclaimed through his reins, he pressed her to The cheer---had not die.I away nor make him conscious of anything --------------. before Tom, somewhat petulantly- "1 can’t exeent s strange, fierce, pat-sionate one of the heavy gates was swnng think how they can be auch uiiota to him, and. drawing down her face to pleasure in the company of this won- | back, and Reubetf Gorringe stxxjd in make so much of such a fellow as his, rained kisses upon her eyesand cheeks and lipe. dreusly beautiful creature. He wm : the way a* calm and collectod^as if it Gibeon." She lay tn his arms at first, letting • was an ordinary day and he were “No chance of a settlement, I fear, like a mau intoxicated. him do as he would with her, her eyes waiting to greet the workers. * ’ *At. is there?” half closed, her head resting upon his right of him a groan was raised. He CHAPTER y “Not the least. The whole business took not the slightest notice of it and seems to have fitted into Gorringe’* shoulder, and her face pressed to his. tub muxs Next morning the whole of Walkden walked forward between the rows of hands a. If he had planned It Thing, Next, hart, with a sudden widen burst barat of passion. paaalon, Bridge was early astir, and the great­ i men and women to the roadway, have been a bit alack. and If he'd kept '““P®*1 est excitement prevailed everywhere j When he reached the road he waited the concern going fall work be might bar embrace and ktetod him to the toU as to what would happen at the mill, for the first workers—not those who hare had th. .toff on hi. hand. Hut “ "Jd‘7 and pauion.toly a. he bad what course the strikers would take, . had before appeared and retired—and ____ ,x. now the slackness just at. fits him. him. He He kl“e<i bar. Thea she drew back and and whether there would be any dis­ when they came he spoke quietly to with a deep sigh buried her face in told me to-day he had enough applica­ ; them, as if no one were present but tions od hand from really good work­ her hands and leant upon the stile. turbance. Tom. who was much cooler and more themselves; and walked with them All the time no word had been ers to fill up the vacancies twice or collected in the morning than he had until they were inside the gate. three times over. And he’ll do it If he spoken between them, save an occa­ been when with Savannah Morbyn on No attempt had been made to inter­ has to turn out more work, and then sional term of passionate endearmentthe previous evening, was out very fere with the women as they passed these fools who hove been duped by When at length she looked up, the early, as he had promised to be with , through, and others, seeing this, came tears were in her voice. Gibeon will see what they’ve lost.” “Why have you done this?" once, and. hurrying the two girls. j forward at ’ “There’d be trouble if he were to do About half-past five, all the people in i between the rows of men and women, “I love you, Savannah,” was Tom’s that," said Mary. “We don’t want to the village turned Out and began to * entered the mill gate. The first really see all new faces turning out the old answer, “I love yon. There is no one form little knots of talkers here and i hostile demonstration was made when in the world like you to me.” ones in the village.” She was think­ there in tbv street, gradually drawing . the first strangers—half u dozen wornThe tone in which he spoke seemed ing ot Savannah. nearer and nearer to the mill. to frighten her. I en and three or four men—came in ।. “He’ll do it rather than be beaten," Presently there was some little hoot* sight and xverc led by Reuben Gor-' “You have no right to love me.” answered Tom. “Besides, now the men fog And hissing heard and n number of । ringe into the milL. ! .who are out demand that anyone who Her voice was very soft and caressing. people ran to see whnt was the cause. ! At first an attempt was made lyr the “I know nothing of right You force It came from a sin ill group of the strik­ > pickets to intercept and speak to them. has been taken on shall be sent away, me; you know it There is none in the even if they do give in about Gibeon!" er.and was er who wno were were standing .u,,,.. ., together; ---------------This foiled, however. By uomnge. ... . . ~ . there's boon world Like you.” • This was foiled, however, by Gorringe. the no:, was i Then one or two cries and a little hoof x ' "Pronto, ^nro lhe7 Ln? She laughed a soft, musical, rippling lion against Reuben Gorringe, who had ing followed, and a few muttered ex­ little but trouble since they came," laugh; and the next minute sighed said Mary, speaking out of the fullness passed on his way to the mill, and was clamations. heavily. . ‘ of her thoughts. , ’ loukinp after some of the new hands. * i “No knobsticks; down with all । “Ah. you do not know me. You do “It would be a downright meanness lie rned on the at once and ; scallywags! Ugh. blacklegs! What do 1 a« ti ---------—- man —yy-i — ------- -------not know." went up i’ you want to come here and take hon- • to cast them adrift in such a way," . and spoke . . to thmn. , • “I know enough to love you. Savan­ to.vv, hiuu m.1 CITI * * —• Why .lex do you hiss mo and .toot at . efit follca’ work, for?” and questions of ; answer Tom, warmly, also thinking of nah," and he went to her again and Savannah. Then, remembering that me?• ’’ he asked, <» in ■a inn.t. loud mnmniT ringing rvoice. ca. kind, especially from the men’s placed his hand on hers. “I want to perhaps Mary might-see this, he flushed “What man among you all, or in the WIVCR> wives, wert were. heard amid excitement. : . and said: “Well, in one way know no more." kden Britere, whole of Walkden Bridge, can say I । , The strikers grew more angry as the slightly « । „isJ) lh.s trouble Wto At that she turned to him gently, have ever done him anything ...inevestod. - — anythin; bnt good? ****»« uw vof * *»cw till Mary. „„ Bhould raon, and, taking his hand, pressed it in her number new hands _________ paid good wages? taj|t of violence began to be heard Haven t I ialways ’ warm, trembling fingers and kissed if, i settled, shouldn’t we?” ian say toy with truth that I from men and women alike. Can any man “Would you like to be settled. Tom?” and then placed it round her waist haven't tried to make the place com- ( The excitement had reached its while she laid her two hands on his foruible? Can anyone df you say that height just when Tom Roylance camo she asked, gently. She loved him. and. shoulders, looking into his face till her womanlike, hungered for word.-; of 1 ever discharged a man. woman or ' in sight with Mary and Savannah; and warm breath maddened him, as her love from him — despite all her doubts. child without full ami sufficient cause? his appearance seemed to fill the ‘Yes," he answered, kissing her. kisses fell again on his lips. Then she Why. then, do you hoot me?" ! whole crowd with anger. rested tier head against his tafcast and “AI wish all trvn. were settled. I wish ... « • , ■ n . ,,, • , ,., t, 11MI Ull ’ “i^an't we do as we like with our own ••Knotattokl benlywng Blackleg. , h( _____ <u __ ___irL 1. How would spoke in a low, bewitching, caressing ain’.t ------boss ... of them, tongues?'■ You . -------- - -I 1 resounded on all sides and m all keys tone, in the softness of which there should think,”, cried pne of the men; of angry-voiced men and women, with you like to go away and leave all the seemed a faint strain of sadness: worry and trouble I ehind, and be mar­ >o.l the olbeni laughed > little _, Bna ^ , nu Mimv ! noo hdots and yeu yells, and some threats; “ Do you rooky lore me, Tom!” GornjMf' tom in a moment. whUe wcre clcnchod an(1 sbaken. ried away?” Be asked the question He kissed -tier hotly us he murraured 1‘ suddenly, breaking in upon a litileand addressed him by name. ' and the whole crowd surged about exhla prcriou» an onsp^r. “Thais not the tongue you spoke In citcdly. I J~ntence “1 mean with love that lasts. Could lost fail, Dick Grant, when you were Tom walked in front with Mary and Th<_ |ooke<1 you bear anything for me? Could you away twfi months and a half, and I i ho paawd -Aellborntely Hwough he , . *ni , M<1 thcn. wilh , al „ trust me -live for me—die for me?" paid your wages all the time. I’m not ; angry, flushed and gesticulating ’ hjch 4nccalcd by a “My love knows no limits," he said, boss of your tongue, it’s true; and, so I crowd, casting a glance now and then 8Wcrej. almost wildly. "1 am yours body and far as you’re concerned, I’m not boss ।' over his shoulder, ns if to assure him' . . _ ____ _______ _ ‘Why do yourfTfouX' say thr.t? IYou forget | of your gratitude either." self that Sevannab Morbyn. who ' tbero^Je ^n t'i^o "O>“ 7°“ me? Sunpodng “Can you wait for me? Supposing “What do you want to go against the following close behind, was tafe. f moU„r. And. beside, yon aro doing to lh"° tomcltong between ua; a society for?" asked another, after a I ^Savannah toemod almoat to enjoy . w<_u now Bt bar which only patience could move pause. ' th!i hel? h.-r hexd 'r"ct I fifty things now'to tio u, moio than i «*ld coma yon you wait? waltz Nay." r?ay. she she toid. said, laugh laugh-­ “Put yourself in my place for a mo­ , and faced the crowd w.tb a smde ns over 7 to the Bridge. What made you |I *l, __ "5r.e n?P*ing ment, Silas," answered Gorringe. ’I she passel through them, tier tall J* .. J . but my will that laid. -| wish thia.' '1 think of such a thing?" ............ “Supposing you were running the and stately figure drawn- up to ito hc „5wtoL ,.of wish that."I wW> to wall' -<ould you “1 don’t know,” he answered. “Of mill and were paying me the wage of • full height, and her beautiful face ------ course there’s no reason to do anything trust me?” a tackler and I was earning that of a brought upon her the eyes of many, “You can do with me as you will,” of the kind. But at times—well, what tenter for you, would you go on doing and some of the younger men would , with this bother with the men and one he said, kissing her. *My love is the it because I perhaps happened to be have pardoned her for her acts on acwarp; you weave the pattern of the popular with the union?" 1 count of her pretty looks. But not so ( thing and another, I suppose one gets worried sometimes. But of course it weft us you please.” “You can’t go against the union," i the women, whose scornful, angry . “And what of Mary?*’ she asked. replied the man whom he had adcan’t be. It would be silly." And he comments were loud and voluble. "Ah. you start It is she you love, not rir •s.xu>: I as a«s Silaa. Mil rut “It’s like lilrp lotting th* kissed her again, and then got up and dressed the ■ spindle run when the yarn’s broken— ! began to walk up and down the little ms. Go to her,” and she made as if to move out of his embrace. But he only waste ’ll come of it." > room. ■ “Aye. aye: that’s it,” chorused one Mary watched him, looking up from would not suffer her. Mary Ashworth was very unhappy. I “. You than that, SuvanSuvanthe sewing she had in her hand; and r°, know ‘£DO" better btU*r than or two. Iler uisime dislike and distrust ot of navaiinan Savannah ' ..-rv, .. . „ ,. —, , tier anti Mistrust am ^ouri DOW- for •■Bu^itV von^lto JMorb'Vn with ""7 th“ th« ' her face dropped a little when she saw n*h‘ tocll?aJdor worse. And you J ”! ! V are forcing thia fight latter waaat Walhden Bridge.' Tom him glance at the clock and reach for good °[ iU* ________ __ ___________ Tom his hat. It was earlier than usual Ood. you arc miner not 1. And some of you yon know me mo well ■ . . b . . had once or twice expressed some | “I must go," he aaid, and when she 1 ,al th® *’on?s hk P®*»ion broke out enough to be able to tell whether I’m I vague wishes vnat that me the two snouia should be *„ . I. M LU I '*K UO wisues oo did not answer he added: “I—I want. and he lowered his kisses ----------- —- upon Ukcly togive ta you hold out, fritnda. bat af(er a (ow h„ get in. FatherS not so well to- her. ~ ymir places will be filled up: °P;. and I’ve Kurecly ever spoke to Maty about to ‘°C', “Can you wait?" she asked again. m.w offer, of Landa than Pre place. Sa^ncah. SIar knew. however, that Then with an effort, aa if the “lean do aught that you ask." he tv,.,., were m little deceit tried him, he asked: they together. said. "They won’t be allowed to work," I “Where’s Savannah?” Savannah mode no attempt to look “Listen, then. I will have no one muttered one man. “We don’t mean He knew she was with his father, and for pther lodgings, remaining with know of this yet. You must tell no one having scallywags here." ‘ Mary knew that hs knew IL Mary, much to the latter’s secret * Thes if you win, it’ll mean the I “She went out soon after we came till 1 wish it. It must be our secret.” annoyance, it was difficult, however, “Nay. that cannot be. Why. I am shutting up of the mill; that’s alL I from the mill,” she said. And when he to te)l her to go away; because none of don’t know whether you think that’s had left her she let her work fall on not ashomod," the women whose husbands were oat She drew away from him. likely to do yon any good. It’ll harm her lap and sat burled in troubled on strike would have her for a lodger, . “Beit so.” she said. “Then I will Mr. Coode and me a bit, no doubt; but I thought, whilst among those with whom she I’ll gn back to the loom again before i Tom went straight home, walking never be more to you tlhuu I was be­ I’ll gfvo in. And now, look here. DI worked Savannah was unpopular. ’ very quickly until he was close to the fore I come here. We part now.” ’ Hut in the little circle she was all “It shall be as you wish. Savannah," tlreyod all a word of advice." He cottage, and then lounged as if kindness and gentleness, and especially spoke cxcitxlly. “If you mean vio­ ashamed of Iiaving hurried, or not he said, instantly, humbled directly by was she attentive to Tom’s father- She the great power she had over him. “1 lence by what yon say about scallywishing to be seen hurrying. would sit with tfie old man by the Savannah Morbyn was sitting with have no thought but to do as vou I tell you this: I’ll meet you hour together, read-ng to him or talk­ his father, apd rose w-hen Tom entered wish.” wil.-. y&ur enm weapons. Two sides ing to him about his favorite subject, "Too will make no sign to anyone, cxiij on that tort of play, and | his son. and doing all in her power to the room. “I must go," she said, directly, and nor tell anyone." you It find that I can be as much in I win the old man’s a ffection. “I must tell poor Mary." he said, his eumesb ru protecting those who stick i when she took the hand he held out Tom himself, too. grew into a habit to me as I can in opposing those who ! she clasped it till she felt it tremble; heart smiting him as he thought of her of coming into the room where the । and what she might feel. and she looked into his eyes, her own Surr. against mo,". two were, and staying there until So- 1 "So. Mary least ot all," cried With that Reuben Gorringe went on vannah left, when ha declared that he shining with a great luster. will not He said nothing: he could find no Savannah. imperiously. hi., way: and now no sound followed had better walk bach with her. for him. His will had for the time con­ fear of her being molested by the words. But when she had put on her have it Do us I Will, al) io all; or we wiU forget thia — tills madness." hat he showed that he was going with quered thorn; and more than one of strikers. And again he yielded, though reIncthe men were sorry that any dispute When they were alone they rarely “It is doc safe for Savannah to be out tantly. had arisen. spoke, and Tom tried to persuade him­ Suddenly, they both started as the in truth there was not much heart self that be was doing as he did from alone in these times.” be said to his fa­ sound of approaching footsteps reached in the quarrel. The men had obeyed a sense of nothing but duty. When ther. as if excusing himself. “No, lad, no; go with her. She’s a theu^ and on the soft night air Tom the call of the society In coming out; the mill closed be * onld go as usual to heard hi* own name spoken in a man’s but they all knew that Gorringe had Mary, either to h»tr cottage or for a good lass," said the old man. “A good been a fair employer, while many had walk with her, and showed more af­ received such services as that be had fection towards her than before Sa­ twitted the man Grant with haring vannah had eome tc Walkden Bridge, tjb.de of the tall hedge and “.S’ forgotten. lie told himself a uandred times a day Two or three men name up kurriedlv had left them, there After O a _____ k -nrnetuy. at him made him thrill with secret, and aa thee guilty, shaming. yet glorious pleasure. of Walkden Uridge g™-**”*' M be laughed some of the other* Theta York fatly Tritane I th: He thought that if that be' omr everything in different ends of the ; and there was a back ath, leading al the rear of ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $ 1.00, CASH IF ADVANCE. Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. RAVAGES OF CATARRH, Catarrh Attacks All Mucous Membranes.' It Affects the Ears, Eyes. Nose, Throat, Bronchial Tubes, Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Blad. der—The Whole Mucous Tract—The Many Ills That Are Duo to Its Far Reaching Influence. Many people labor under the mistaken idea that eatarrb means simply a dhciisiXv frutt the nos tri fa. with a bawkinc and spitting of mucous; but to the olw»erv ini physician who makes a spcialty of the disease, the word catarrh means much ihore. Experience has taught him that catarrh is by do means confined to the bead alone, bnt that the entire system is frrgaently Effected by It. Thus we hare— Catarrh of the nose, causing frontal headaches (more commonlv known a- neu­ ralgia,) a sense of dullness or drowsiness, dlxiiness, confusion ot thoughts, etc. Catarrh of the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, causin? sore throat, couxb, hoarsness, or entire loss of voice, bronchitis, asthma, pneumoni*. etc. Catarrh of the stomach (more commonly called dyspep>ial causing indigestion, heartburn, water brash, .nausea, fetid breath, palpitation, or fluttering of the heart, shortness of breath, etc. Catarrh of the bladder with its long list nf symptoms, the inflammnSory coudition extending up the ureters tn the kidney s, eaaslng diabetes. Bright’s Direase. etc. ‘ Catarrh of the bowels, causing alternate diarrhoea and constipation, piles, etc. In fact catarrh effects more or less all the mucous surfaces of the entire body, causing at times severe local neuralgic or rheumatic pains. So when Drs. 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Editor. BUSINESS CARDS. 8. PALM PITER. 0 J. M. SMITH. LAW, COLLECTldN AND BEAL ESTATE OFF1UK OF I’ALMERTUN A SMITH Convevanclug a specialty. Woodlaud, Mich Woodmansee. LAW and COLLECTION OFFICE. All business promptly attended to. pdward Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. J Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART, KNAPPEN & DENISON. LAWYERS. Rooms 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, Grand Rapid*. Michigan. E A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart A young man over In Windsor townWeed will cut the mucous phlegm out of ablp, Eaton county, wanted a marriage the throat and lungs in a few hours, mak­ license. He went to the treasurer instead ing it a sure cure and quick cure and pre­ ot the county clerk, and ask what a license would cost. The treuurer'. wife, who ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troublee was in charge, thinking he wanted a liq­ all come from a neglected cold. W. H. uor license, told him it would cost $250 for six months. The youa^ mail raged Goodyear. 0 every _ six ’ A remarkable company, in that It rep­ and declared that if It cost L mouthy to live with a woman In Michigan, ' resented five generations, celebrated tike eighty-fifth birthday of Jusiln Hallsted at he would go to Utah and lake unto him­ his home In Kalamazoo township Satur­ self several wives at a much cheaper rate. , . day. Mr. Hallsted Is one of the pioneers —Detroit News. of Michigan, having come here in 1836. He aud the companion of his youth recent­ ly celebrated the sixty-third anniversary of their marriage. 'Hie couple have six children, twenty-three grandchildren, ten great grandchildren aud two great great grand children. They are well known throughout the county. The funeral of Rev. A. H. Yokum, pastor of the M. E. church at Byron Cen­ ter was the largest ever held in the vil­ lage. Presiding Elder W. J. Cogaball was assisted by six ministers, who were the pall bearers, also by the Odd Fellowr. bill But Quinneniore was prepared - -him, • ' - unexpected - ■ • - * for even on such, an mission. He brought forth a paper ^hlch in part read thus: “This patent l*‘«d “P?n ‘he eo»dl‘‘“ ll.n* *lin that the ***la title thAWfcXw thereby Aowt.Ar.o/1 conveyed „hnll shall not be subject to taxation of any char­ acter, bnt shall remain inalienable and not subject to taxation f<ir the period of twenty years from tho date thereof, Reduced from g* gc-a rum as approved January.T8, 1881.” The as­ sessor apologized aud withdrew, not smiling. • A Queer XV a ger. ■ An American acrobat in Vienna late­ ly won a queer wager. I le bet a con­ siderable sum with a Vienna strong man that he could not endure to have a liter of water fall drop by drop from a height of three feet upon his hand. When three hundnjd drops had fallen the athlete’s face became red and he looked as if in pain. At the four hun­ dred and twentieth drop he gave >4p, saying it was impossible to bear the pain any longer. The palm of bis hand was swollen and inflamed, and in one place the skin had broken open. Only a small portion of the liter of water had gone to make up the four hundred and twenty dropa. of coDtemporanoous activity for THE FORUM. Every great sabiect Is takm ep by The Fervoi H naturally omm lata public atteatiea and l> traated by the beat duthortttas, witbaot retard to partiw or croedr It will keep any theughHul reader Informed on the teaks and problem* of the time, as no other periodical does. The Unitarian church of Ann Arbor has a literary society to whose entertainment There Is a bright side even to the wide­ men of all denominations contribute. Rev. spread distress that has fallen upon us in Fr. Kelley of the Catholic church, lectur­ alice kike. M. d.. ■ consequence of the panic. Il has awaken­ ed upon Cardinal Newman at the last • •••Physician and Sutxeon. bibitory; indeed all the great Reviews have been too high in price for tbo msiM Hastings. - - Mich. ©^Intelligent readers. But now the number AU calls promptly attended day or night. Of­ ed tender human sympathy to earnest meeting. fice over F. G. Stowell's boot and shoe store deeds of helpfulness which are productive I AME8 aTsWEEZEY. of good far beyond the relief they give to United States to warrant so revolutionary J Attorney at law. the immediate want. They enoble those Hastings. Mich. who help and teach those who are helped Whatcom, Wash., Feb. 24.—Capt a Practices iu all courts of the state. Col­ how close a bond there Is afterall between B. Graham died here yesterday. He lections promptly attended to. and the latest great achievements in every direction of activity. men of all degrees—how truly the broth­ Work That Whlto Mon Cannot Bo was a member of the famous light brig­ Hired to Do. R. E. 11. LATHROP, , age, immortalized by Tennyson, and erhood of man Is in force even in this age Homoe]»athie Physician and one of the survivors- of the GOO who SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED!. of strenuous struggle and apparent selfish­ Surgeon Here It a Proposition Which Might For- rode into the '‘valley of death'* in the Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New ness. great charge of Balaklava nlih a Partial Solution of the Drug Store. Hon. T. T. Lyon, superintendent of the Perplexing Chinese All calls promptly attended to. THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST. THE BEST, OF THE GREAT REVIEWS. Problem. the state experimental station at this port, Economy and Strength A. SCRIBNER, M. D„ says the late warm weather did not con­ • Physician and Surgeon, tinue long enough to start the growth of Valuable vegetable remedies arc used in tie Some days ago the Portland Oregon-­ The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New Yotfc. preparation or Hood's Sarsaparilla Id such a Deltou. Mich. inn said: “If we had at this moment peenHar manner as to retain the full medicI nal fruit buds. The great peach crop in Office tn residence, one block east of depot forty thousand more Chinese in the Pa­ raise ef every ingredient. Tbns Hood's Bar Southwestern Michigan Is still uninjured, sapartUa economy and strength and cific in the northwest to do the work Is the onlycombines 388888883^ A. A C. EL BARBER remedy dt which “IftO Doses One 388888888S3& and prospects are favorable for a plentiful which white men will not do, and I ol ar” Is true. Be sure to get Hoods*. Physicians and Surgeons. crop. The thorough work of the local which yet Is necessary for development Calls iu city or county responded to with Hood’s Pills do not purge, pain, or gripe, bu yellows commissioners in destroying in­ of the country, the result would be promptness, day or night. act promptly, easily and emclently. fected trees for several years past has good for everybody.” A correspondent A. SHELDON, practically done away with the pest. writes that “he would like to be in­ For Over Fifty year*. • Abstract and Real Estate Office. formed what the nature of that work Peach trees and small fruits will be ex­ Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been usee Abstract Block, Hastlugs. is,” and the Oregonian thus responds: Mrs. for children teething. It sooth* the child, soft­ Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate tensively planted in many sections of the The occupation in which Chinese la- ens the nuns, allay* all pain, cures wind colic, •old on eommlMlon. General conveyancing. Having a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ lake shore fruit belt the coming season.— bpr would mainly be useful is that of and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentyfive cents a bottle. Bold by all druggists piled from the Records, can furnish complete South Haven Sentinel. cldaring our heavily timbered lands. ^hroughou* the world. * tracts. C. E. BROOKS. Clerk. This is labor which whit^ men will not y M. FOWLER,D,D. 8. or do not to any extent perform. Thus NEIGHBORING COUNTIESfar nearly all the work of clearing our Office hours 8 a m. to 5 p. in. lauds has been performed by Chinese. r 4d b: ^-aq ~HILIP T. COLGROVE, Quite a number of fruit farms In the But it has come to a stop. Since Chi­ < dtauj xid-jJL Attorney at Law Michigan “Fruit Bell” have changed nese immigration was suspended it has should be rich to !insure (Successor to Smith A Colgrove.) hands of late, prices ranging all the way become impossible to get labor for this lUffice in Union block. Has ling*.) health. Poor blood imeans Higher wages are demanded Practices in all the courts of the state from 8100 to $.500 per acre according to purpose. Anaemia; diseased blood I xration and improvments. Small fruit by Chinese, and no owner of timber 4 E. KEN ASTON, land can atTor.l to-hire it cleared. It is means Scrofula. a. Attorney at Law, farms are especially In demand by persons easy, of course, to assert that there arc (Over J. B. Goodyear A Co.’s store.) Practices tn all courtaof ths State. Collections of moderate means who wish to engage in 'plenty of white men ready to perform promptly attending to. this very profitable industry. labbr of this kind and to denounce the Kent county will lurid a Sunday school owners of the land for employing them, Li R. TIMMERMAN, Hommpathlc PhyJ. • siclau and Surgeon. rally In Grand Rapids June 20. when it is but t here is a test of tills matter that n-‘trn-.ii(Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) may be very simply made. There are Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pltefcer-a prescription for Infinite expected SO,000 children will participate. immense areas of this land yet open and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor Local Option won In Allegan county by for settlement. Government will give them away to all citizens who apply. a majority of 1666. other Narcotie substance. It is n harmless sahoMfto the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, But our workingmen refuse to take Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Hoyt of Bellevue for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OU. these lands aud subdue them. They enriches the blood; cures MSHmoKm TRADB MARK celebrated the GSrd anniversary of their wouldn’t clear the lands for the gift of It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Anaemia, Scrofula, Coughs, Wheeler’s marriage, last week. them, doubtless because they think Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worm, and aDnys Colds, Weak Lungs, and Consul Frank Dean, who Is now at they can do better, and many of them feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, Wasting Diseases. Physicians, Genoa, Italy, ii£a letter wiftten to bls sis­ may be right. Here then ir. a line of work in which cures Diarrhoea aud Wind Colle. Castoria rcilovoo ter at Charlotte, says: “You should bear the world over, endorse It. Chinese would not be in the way of teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. me talk Italian and then die.” white labor, and there is nothing more Don't be decelied bj Substitutes! Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomaelt Mrs. S. M. Wilkins of Eatou Rapids necessary for development of the Pr«par«l by Scott A Down., N. Y. AU Dntfgiutc -POSITIVELY CURES— and bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep. Caacame near being burned to death by gaso­ country then the clearing of large bodies of these lands. The work is line exploding while she was using it to toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother's Friend. now practically at a stand. Again, clean a garment. astings ity ank Chinese labor would be m.-cXwl *n mar­ Mrs. G. W- Knight a pioneer of Eaton ket gardening and fruit growing. Or-. Sleeplessness aud all derangements of the Hastings, - - Mich, Nervorni System, Rapid* died at her home in that city; aged Cgofi and Washington do not grow “ Caetoria is an excellent medicine for ehfl69 years. She was born In Genesee vegetables enough by one-half fortheir dren. Mothers have repeatedly toid me at its CA rTTAklL $75,000.00 county. N. Y. and came to Michigan In own consumption. What wc have Id good effect upon thdr children.” SURPLUS 812 000.00. the way of market gardening now is Da. G. C. Osodod, 1883. largely the work of Chinese. Facts Incorporated under the laws of the State of Lowell, Mom. Mtehlgar. A- I’. Norwood, a Portland man, has like these are facts in spite of all decla­ Purely Vcgatable, guarantod free from •' Castoria Is the best remedy for children of Invented a lawn mower, which is lu ad­ mation. opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. Open for bMlDOGk Dec. 15.1888. As a people the Chinese are not a • OFFICERS: eno* ta Mr outetaa ] M. D Bailey, Receiving Teller Grand Rap­ vance of all kinds now used. desirable class, since they are unfit 0. G Robinson, President; ids <Mlch.) Buvtngs Hauk, nays he cannot suy and although we cnl tolmt ot Uwlr child nm. «»a » C«WrU loThe case of David and Rankin against too much in favor of ''Adlrouda," Wheeler’s for incorporation into the citizenship medical soppUes *hat Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. Heart and NerVo Cure. William Nealy ot Orange, to secure 8100, of the country, but in every respect D. W. Reynolds, Casbiei Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Mddlcine unpaid stock on the creamery they put up • wMUri vtOMom tea w*. ** they ere far less objectionable and Co.. Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. DFJ8CTOB8: favorupan.it.’' at Portland, was on trial for a second time dangerous than tens of thousands from down their threwa, therufey wndU, D. W. Reynolds, W. H. Powers. . .UaiTKD Hea fkam tnmwnilure Liawa.^ lit- >■- "i> , at Ionia last week and a verdict rendered European countries who are admitted D. G. Robinson, HASTINGS, MICH John Canreth, Cheater Messer. by the judge of no cause for action. It without question every year—anarch­ ists; agitators, beggars, mountebanks P. T. Oolgrore. will be appealed to the supreme court a and criminals of every degree. The Has the only savings department tn in Barry second limo as there are several other country can do without Chinese, of County and pays 4 per cent interest on all time cases which depend on the verdict of this course, but much work that would • CIRCULATION * one. contribute to its development will re­ main undbae. There is no probability Orange Beebee of Portage township. In that Chinese will ever be freely ad­ Hereafter, chances for ^Ivertisementa Kalamazoo county, was fined 825 or 60 mitted again, and this, too, in all the ■r In the line of choice candies, must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to in jail for allowing his horse to starve un­ circumstances is well, since the pres­ Injure insertion in the issue of the week til It had to be killed to end It’s sufferings. " ■’'“J ?'«•! I’ o.’ii »• 1 ■: th.;.,,.. fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery ence of ai!«inferior race among supe­ when brought. He did not have the cash and so took the rior beings like- ourselves is always a goods, constantly kept on hand. It Is not %hst Its proprietors say. but what 60 days. source of discontent which political Hood's BarikparlllH does th-u tells the story of agitators continually inflame. In all Prompt attention given to all its merit. H<mx1's Sarsaparilla cures. A little daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Ed circumstances, therefore, exclusion of orders. Call and see me at Bara, of Sunfield, fell backward Into a the Chinese Is advisable, or even nec­ Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure pall of boiling water and was terribly essary, but still a word now and then Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. CITY BAKERY. on certain phases of the subject, dic­ scalded. Her recovery is doubtful. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure -AND Thi M. E. church nt Sunfield bus or­ tated by candorand common sense, may cold In the head. W. H. Goodyear. not be intolerable. ganized a Sunday school. nyOdlvi HHS THE Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure is the beat ""PARKER^---------nor The Charlotte Business College is finan•>wj TERMdl.'AV"Ml«U. .'h ' ■' soothing and healing. W. H. Goodyear. HAIR BALSAM M n iiiiiii dally embarassed. and closed last week. The number of men who can write wtM a IcxtiHant ftvalk. A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart legibly with the left hand is very small but efforts are being made to have ... Weed will cure the Grippe. W. El. Good­ in this counUy, where the fact of be­ opened. • r. m year. ing ambidextrous is not appreciated at (de naavb Frank Bock, of Battle Creek has made its full worth. Sir Edwin Arnold Coater's Croup and Consumption Cure is CONSUMPTIVE the best eough medicine. W. H. Good- arrangements to have a large number of stated that in Japan every child is m IJ nJiDiv.' "BSaStSSiSS: quail shipped In here from the south aud taught to write with either and both Jbbw teat : t.hkii; d&liaz no TjSg hands; and be hinted that this was not ' ’ BOSTGAOK BALK. A. M. Herrisgton and Chai. Llctka, of they will be placed on good feeding and the only evidence 'of sound common DeUunb«en nU.li tteaMMllUo.. *r innlf I.«« (L.Jlhv.brooding grounds near that c'ty in the Freeport, will erect fine new residences sense he met with while in the king-. ud' •■-IbrtlbBdxmlMMaUplfai hopes that they wlU help replentish the this spring. dom of the mikado. There have been Smith, tfatodtae sevaotareta jAay , fast decreasing game birds In Calhoun many remedies suggested fur what is _ Chartaa-W. of NomaberWai. resorted the twenty sixth ___ • mii’wMiffttwittrt; Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure county.—B. C. Moon. known as the writer’s cramp, and many ~ relieves at once. Try It; never falls. W. Charles W. Smith, to John G. Benter »U., .,-AfirA FAMILY writers alternate between the r pcn and Mth.day of November 1892 which is Geo. J. Laraway, formerly of Ceresco. H. Goodyear. «vm recorded the same A Hagan, was killed at Great Falta, Monta­ the typewriter; but the stmpresf plib mortgage there is due i Jas. Andrews and Joseph Coon, of of all is to acquire the act of-writing; hun*ed and forty fire na, while moving household goods. A with either hand, and change from «ne Campbell, cut eords of wood in one heavy bureau fell on him from the wagon to the other on the first suspicion of mort*s<e duo and payable to day. recently, ■ and he died altpoet instantly. fatigue. It is quite easy for a child to terms wvi ooitoltlcHis ot Mid count of defauli hiring bean Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure Charles Foster failed to pay a sidewalk learn to write with the left hand, and, meat of the tnuresi thereon i will cure coughs and croup, acta quick, although after the muscles have got from the time It w<m due and assessment of *9 on $7,000 worth of prop­ tuuJhM* tkftwwt, set with age it is more difficult, almost is hereby given that by virtue of,; tastes good. W. H. Goodyear. sale tu mUd m m< qre I sbal erty some years ago and Geo. W. Stone of any man can learn to write with hit same, by a sahi Nt ,»uMlc aucl dd H. Caller is now making frequent trips Lansing, has bought the tax title for 820, left hand in a week, and to write as to liastingg with farm implements, etc., and claims the ownership of the property. >Apk<tr well with one hand as the other In less and soon expects to take up bis abode in Kalamazoo gels the next annual meet­ than a year. ate and being lu ths town 411’teC lri-iiMe in the his new home near Hastings.—Freeport ii n ing of the grand lodge of We Ancient Or­ Herald. der United Workmen. 1 fit*1* A. * * * * * * H. Quinnemore, formerly chief of the Every mother should keen a bottle of The dates for the Plainwell Agricultur­ Cceur d'Alene Indians, has a fine farm Carter's Extract Smart Weed in the bouse. al fair have been fixed for Oct. 2. 3. 4 and of one 'hundred and sixty-#* yen acres Bred and twenty Wars the little one comes hom? with wet on the south side :of Spokane river, titfr.J htaj hImvKx *‘i•vsK> feet and chilled, a hot illngof Carter’s RxIt la nkl that the outbreak of amall-pux H would be a very proper 0B„. M A USE FOR CHINAMEN. D C P What is Blood P ADIR0NDA M^mm CASTORIA Scott’. Emulsion H^sMiire Nerve HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Epilepsy, H C B , Castoria. Casto ria. UNEXCELLED FOR,— LOCAL NEWS. This' week, 95 quires. EVERTTHINQ The Inter Ocean MOST POPULAB MPEBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF TljE A. E. KENKES. FKSF'K.. MtyL t ^453^^-. sstffii“£L,Xb'maar. Ties ip W»***-' , WEST �Far* RTOdiKt, b,»e ■M to « P>'r wnt Hastings Banner. dedrrowd Iron Tlie rr**LW°r1 todmln- ot th, roontry l« p«ntl> »>1- “ ihis what. U>« demKrolto Swrotary of *<• Thursday, March r, UCOOM- woopkL Popular .pinion ttaaeet Mr. Striker wtoo. who looked elwreitor In * buK Week poke trimmed In d^wrew. wlib tony red ribbon, tied prlml) wndrv tbe rtrultoro taught them. Un. ebln. Belreahmeate of ebnelake, vnnUli wnfere and candy wire pawed, and CktrolMto tried to loro, a mogwomp on the U. S. Srtiate tor Jostle, ot the Su­ then a plrerent lime enjoyed In wlalcooveree. Tke aoelal wu a in'oedu, and _ ibeto.t pnyment "I »uc>» peulon wu mud. D« «k. »•»»• ««’ Mr*- R“e *" married to B. K. Roue In the Jatroarr following. Here to a verbatim copy of tbe letter from the yemaloo department. Department ol the Interior. Bureau of Pensions. Sir:— preme Court. Bill H In the Senite w everyone preaent expreroed themaelru u In reaponae to tbe recent Inquiry of Grover Wied. H, did the next beet hivlny paued a mow enjoyable evening. Hon. Henry F. Thomu. relative to the thing, however, and selected an ex-con­ claim, under tbe general Jaw, rerlllleato Cfearch and Society. federate eoldler. •There will be preaching at the first U. No. lOT.ata. of Rounna Itoae. an widow B. Church at Maple Grove, March, 4th. of Jamea H. Itoae, late Private Co. *‘D,* A split In to. demoeratlc party In the Even some of the democratic organs are Senate probable, all on account of n N. T. Vol. Inft, you ere advlied tkat claiming that the present times are due to at 2.30 p. m. that tariit question. A few of the wl?er Tbe ladies «f the Star, W. C. T. U. wlH the report from tbe third Auditor** once, uncertainty regarding tariff h?gtolattoo. membersnow keenly alive <o the great meet at tbe hosae of Mrs. Porter Bartow Treuury Department, abowa that the Who is responsible for that “uncertainty. loss already suffered through tariff tinker­ tbe first Tuesday in March at 2 o’etook. uld penaloner wu lut paid December ,. ing, demaud that wool. Iron and coal be Will the “cuckoos” now declare that A full house Is deaired. Very Reapeclfully. IS71. protected, as well as some uf the other the tariff “had nothing to do with the D. I. Mowin’, The ladles of the W. C, R. will serve great industries. They arc shrewd case” in the Pennsylvania election. Flrat Deputy Commluloner. supper in tbe new Post hall over Grant’s enough to heed the warning that Penn­ To M. U Coon, ’ store. Saturday March 3rd., from 5 to 7 sylvania soundpil and benefit by it, but Pennsylvania has sounded the key note Hutlnga, Mich. o’clock. Gentlemea 15 cents, ladles 10. whether they will succeed in defeating Having now given the facta In tbe cue, of free trade’s doom. All are cordially Invited. the tariff-for-rwenue measures remains to we hope none may be ao unkind, unchar­ The Pastor will preach at ’ the Presby­ be seen. ' itable and untruthful al to revive a cruel terian church next Sunday In tbe morning Senator Brice, of Ohio, in a recent Interslander, which never had any foundation on “Moulded and Beaten work,” and in ytew with a reporter of a New York daily to net oo. except In tbe creative Imagina­ •aid:-— ’ Over 65,000 tro^t were planted In over ।tbe evening “How to Play Chess.” tion of come one who would rejoice In In­ Tbe Y. P- 8. C. E. meets next Sunday “We shall w4rn tbe southern senators 20 of tbe streams In this vicinity last venting a t lory u atrociously untruthful that they are condemning the democrat week. They were obtained from the In । the Presbyterian church at Ifi o’clock aa possible. t party to disgrace and destruction by the state fish commissioner and arrived In ex- and will be led by Mlaa Porter. i sporadic and Irregular way In which tbe cel Ifnt condition. Tbe little fellows Tbe Loyal Legion Band of Hope meets HmUbk* M««» Celebrate. tariff bill was framed without the knowl­ weren’t scarcely an Inch long but were at ] tbe Presbyterian parsonage next Friday There Is no disputing the question now ™ wourr 14. ling- EDITORIAL note Additional Local News. edge or advlee of a single democrat sena­ tor. It was drawn up In the dark by a coterie of IdealUU. None of the demo­ crat leaders ♦ere consulted or admitted to the conferences, nor were the President aud hk cablnat asked for advice. The measure affects the whole country, yet It very active and seemed to enjoy themselves when released from tbe large cans in which they were shipped. There is no county In the state better provided with nice spring brooks than In Barry and experienoe has shown that these fish flourish exceedingly well here. Everyone should take It upon himself to appoint himself a committee of one to see that the laws are enforced. Tbe law allows trout to be caught from May 1st to September 1st. jafternoon. that Hastings must celebrate tbe 4tb of The following curious ladies will enter­ July In the real old style. One of the (tain ail curious people havlng’ourioaity to leading and most important reasons why see—Tbe Curios—on Wednesday even­ we ray this la the fact that the Hastings ( ing, VHth. day of the Illrd. month. A. Driving Club will ot itself furnish a pro­ D. MDCCCXC1V, at parlors of M. E. gram that will be a great drawing card r-— ’ church, Hastings, Mich.: Meedames forthls occasion. was made up without the aid of represen­ The Hastings Trotting Association baa Schantz. Simpson, Mixer, Tower, Bllvln, tatives of any of tbe great belt- of comHeath, Collins, Zagelmler, Wetael, Cherry/ held several meeting* of late and the cul­ monweallhs which control the business Parker, Tungate, Mauer, Tucker, WilU mination of their work waa Tueeday affairs of the country and ought to have a mont. Abbey, Karker, Woodruff and Miss­ morning when the Hastings Driving Club voice in such an important matter. New After tbe latter date Is the spawning sea­ es Rock and Upton. Ths Corio social is was organized with the following officers: York and Ohio, two states having a popu­ son and the penalty for catching them N. T. Parker--President. so called from tbe h<H of curtoalttes hnlation of 11,000.000 and fifty representa­ after that time Is very severe. There is Ed. Power*—Vice President Madam Wah-Hlp-Tal and sou tives in Congress were shut out entirely also a law against keeping trout under six nexed. Dan. W. Reynolds—Treasurer. . Hop-Tol-HlnrLee direct from China with from any participation. Now we want to inches in length after they have been many curiosities En Suite from tbe land.. Jas. M. Bauer—Secretary,_____________ know something about IL caught. If tbe law is observed, the next The elub will bold a three days meeting Priscilla Anker from “The.democrat party la pledged to pass few years will see all of the streams here­ of the Pig Tails. Plymouth Rock, Maae., will* spin on ^e July 3d, 4th and 5th. Of course It Is Im a tariff bill, but not a bill framed in the abouts well stocked. possible at this early date to announce olden wheel as in ye olden time and mdny dark without party consultation her ene A good many of our readers sent In relics of ancient time that will make ye anything concerning the program, but tbe prepared by ex-con federate brigadiers, all their names, cash and coupons to us last gray beads think bf youth. Young man character of the gentlemen at the bead of living south ef Mason and Dixon’s line week for the Art aeries we are advertis­ Rain-ln-tbe Face tbe daring warrior of the the club and their reputations as active, west of the Mississippi River,, all cotton ing Ip the Bannbr. Those who have re­ plains. In his war costume, will show and energetic business men, is a sufficient planters and all idealists. These inen as­ ceived some of the series are more than explain tbe curiosities of his tribe. Tbe guarantee that the best possible attrac­ sume control of a measure of vast Impor­ pleased. We want every reader of the curious people must bring a common tions will be obtained, and that every tance to the great business and financial Banker to have one or both of the series nlekle (extra) to see the curio—show. thing will be conducted orderly, systemat­ states, and the northern senators have a in the household. Were It not for ically and with vim. There will be a sermon to young people right to know something about it and the fact that tbe coupon seberqe de­ It has been a long time since Hastings preached at tbe Methodist Episcopal have some voice in its. framing. Yor this mands the printing of enormous numbers has had a first class celebration and now reason a conference was called. “We church next Sunday evening. Subject— of these books, they could not be pur­ that the Driving Club will furnish an ex­ shall tell oar southern friends in tbe con­ “From the Prison to the Palace.” Morn­ chased for less than from 50 to 75 cents cellent program of Itself, our citizens and ference that if they persist they will des­ ing services aa usual. Sunday school at each at the very lowest, but aa It Is we are business men should supplement It with troy the party. The recent elections noon. Epworth league at 0 p. m. enable to send them to Banner readers something entertaining and attractive. show that tendency in state* which the upon receipt of 10 cents in coin Ar stamps Officers, soldier and Mariners, Dept. democracy Is dependent upon for success. Southern Mich. Army of tbe Thomapple*, and a Banner coupon. Those who have The sentiment of the people is overwhelm­ not saved the coupons can remit us tbe You are hereby ordered to report at tbe ingly exhibited in these elections, and cash ot stamps, tell us the part or parts Baptist church next Sunday at 7 o’clock continuance in tbe present lines means dtthey desire, and we will supply the miss­, p. ro. for divine service. The Chaplain ter defeat for the party.” ing coupons and have the parts named। will discourse on the subject, “The G^od This interview created a great furor in Soldiers need not carry sent to them. Be sure and send name> Soldier.” the Senate. Nearly 30 democrat senators and postoffice address and have it written। blankets, as seats are provided. in all are expressly reported as cherishing Milo Smith, plainly. For the benefit of those who> about the same opinion of the tariff bill. The best of medicines are none High private Commanding. may not, up to the present, have cared to> The south is surely in the saddle. • Tbe C. L. 8. C. will meet with Mrs'. secure these Art portfolios we will say too good for sick folks. It’r that “Trip Around the World Photograph­- Holloway, March, 3rd., 1894, with the bad enough to be sick withou; Growing Bapldly. t following program; ed” Is in 16 parts, each part being about Rome and tbe Making of Modern EuThe magnificent (?) deficit of the country 10x12 inches, and contains 18 half-tone running chances with second under the fostering care of the demo­ pictures direct from photograph, making rope,—Mrs. Maggie Bailey. Medieval Art,-Miss Ada Michael. cratic party and reform administration 356 photographs In all. The “Holy Laud grade drugs. That’s the In the Chautauquan—Russian Periodi­ has been piling up at the rate of over Photographed” Is in 7 parts, each part bereason we buy only the very cal Prep, — Mrs. H. H. Bailey. >84,000,000 a year. Democratic theories iag about 8X«H inches and containing 16 < Quotations,—Livy. and preparations to give them practical half-tone pictures direct from photograph, Announcement OU know that it is said that a great deal depends upon whether March comes in like a lamb and goes out like a lion. To-day is the first day of March and may decide the ques­ tion. But whether it comes in like a lamb or not, will not affect the prices Archie McCoy has placed on his Furniture. Of course a great many people will soon be buying Furniture, Carpets and Rugs. House-cleaning time is slowly but surely approaching. Take time by the forelock and buy now what you will certainly need then, because we have some extraordinary bargains now, that we may not have then. As long as you must buy something this spring why not take advantage of the nice things we are offering. Every necessity that the mother’s heart can wish we can supply at prices that you never dreamed of before. Now that ue have fixed prices so low, every man ought to please his wife by taking away, for instance, one of those $20 Dressers for $10. ¥ A. McCoy. ABOUT PRESCRIPTIONS. highest quality of everything. tests have caused tbe revenue receipts to fall far below the government expendi­ tures. Importers are waiting for free trade to take the place of tbe McKinley law before placing large orders for foreign goods and the receipt? from import duties have largely fallen off. Foreign sellers are even more anxious titan tbe Importers for tbe removal of Hie tariff and Just as soon aa It Is removed they will send tbelr goods over here by the ship load. But where is the much needed revenue coming from then? Any way you can fix it there la likely to be a large increase of expendi­ tures above receipts for quite a long time to come. This would not have been the case had the Republican party remained in power, because with no threatened change In the tariff tbe receipts from tariff duties would have kept up to tbelr normal figures. making 112 photographs in all. The price of each part In each series la only 10 cents and a coupon which is published with each series. AU are printed on tine enameled book paper and ought to find their way Into every household. Samples may be seen at this office. j Tbe Epworth League gave a “Penny Social” under the Entertainment > Depart­ ment, at the League rooms Tuesday even­ ing. Eleven cents admission waa charged, part of which wu returned as announced. This part was the one cent which those present found pasted on a piece of card board distributed to them. Tbe penny was removed and twenty one questions asked to find different objects on IL One minute wu given for each answer to be written on tbe card. A few of the queries were such as: find a tropical fruit, the answer, date; a place of worship proved to be the'temple of the Indian: a flower, two lips, and many others of like nature. The Pennsylvania has spoken with great ca-ds were gathered corrected and distribut­ force against the Wilson bill, and her ed again. The person who guessed.tbe larg­ voice la but a warning of what la to follow. est number of correct answers wu Charite Pennsylvania It is true la a republican Lewis who received a beautiful (?) medal state, bat her voters have exercised an In- In the shape of a bright golden penny • Tbe Splritullstlc meeting next Sunday will be conducted by Mr. John Llndsy ।and wife of Grand Rapids, at half past 1 ]p. m. at tbelr ball on Jeffe rson St Plat­ form teste will probably be one of tbe jfeatures of tbe meeting. All are cordial­ ly Invited. C There will be no ad mission lfee, but a collection taken. It's a great satisfaction to us to know that every prescription we send out is just as good as good drugs will make it lUKtf mxImi toterferetee Oteourwtb. Jiri. Ind been careful to Armour Extract of Beef... 40c Beef, Wine and Iron 50c Heiney’s Evaporated Horse Radish:.............. ?5c Modem Druggist and Book Jefferson St ;Furuiture Pickled Onions..'........... ” .10c Store. Seller. Clams, per can........... . .15c Lobsters....................... 05c fallible misunderstandings may arise. It .ought never to be necessary to contradiet a lie about one who has crossed the dark river, and can never defend herself. Nothing but gossip, most low-lived and miserable^ slander most heartless and cruel, as ta.thls Instance, could Justify us fa discussing the matter at alt While Mrs. B. R. Rose was -slowly Hams & VanArman DOINGS Tbe result own krothar, or Mr. Soar hlmcelf, who waa marrato of the millinery art. Wo ar. tat aatt MU to the (roatoet majartty arc certain any milliner In the city ml<bt bare obtained rainable polnlera. If pre- eran daatoaSb eon* a crime ajalut the dorernmeWt INTEREST Owing to ilckncM thto wnck 1 bare been cubic to write n tint ot tbe Ug bw Ittf Whleb they had Merited Pwik Smits. DeLewe io tor with repu- THE REASON Why we give good value. Why we look out for your Man tkat any ok eooH Micro that the choicest ribbon and flowers. We are selling them by I am going to dispose of my the PECK from 45 to 60c. You must npt go without new furniture at some price. FRUIT when it is so Now is your time to get goods for a little money. 1 'will cheap. still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ A window full of fine stering and repairing. imitation of cut glass. New styles for 1894. W. H.qOObYEflR yielding np her life to the dreadful disease which caused her death, some unknown, vile wretch reported that she had been drawing s teMow’s pension ever since she had been married to B. R. Roee. with a ribbon tied through IL The rest of . ______ Tbe frleurts of Mr. and Mrs. Rose were th* evening evanlnw was vwa spent fa trimming L-A• democrat In the Oovernar’a chair twice the hats,' pafaed that such a story should ever have within the laat dozen yearn. Tueeday of laeh yooox lady preaeat braoittit a bat been breathed; more se that It should be lent week occurred the general election In and the material with which to trim It renneylraala and the election of a Ceo- Sllpa at paper os which come author'. ICneaman at large. Hon. Qalneha A. out, and were sure that no one ebnld be Orow wee elected by 1 SO.000 majority. two were dlMributed, and the boy artmaa, halt retd matebed Um owe held if pome . ORANGES' NOTICE you couldn't get it any better. Justice to a Good Woman’s Memory. There ought never to be any reason for ] bringing such a subject aa we shall now *present Pnblic attention. While as ;loug'as men and women are human and No matter what you paid for it ftGflRLOflDOl l'y?*eU,y°u good wearin, ““J* kt Priw* that are ria and we warrant every pai: IT PAYS US TO 00 SO Call and see ns at The Uttic Red Front Shoe Store. �Two or three reliable salesmen wanted in Barry County by one of Lansing’s largest Manufacturing establishments. Permanent business. See Gen. Ag’t at Ford’s hotel until Saturday nlgb». Hastings Banner Thursday March 1,-189,. ; SILENCE Is golden oftentimes, and, just now is the golden opportunity to buy your drugs of me. WALL PAPER left for Chicago Frank Black is in Kalamazoo to-day on b tBinesa. J. M. Bauer’s many friends baveobservE. M. Bailey, of Goblevllle. was In tbe ed that for a few days past he has been city Saturday. \ very “stiff-necked.’’ It’s all on account of j Mrs. Green from Ohio is visiting at Dr. a big carbuncle. JudgingJrom the num­ erous auctions that J ip Is taking charge A. P. Drake’s. of as auctioneer, his services can’t be dis­ A. H. B. Ellis, of Grand Rapids, was in pensed wiih very long. the city Monday. i Robert Colvin, ot Battle Creelc, to In Mrs. Sarah Baker has quite a curiosity in the shape of a plant. Last fall she broke off a small twig from an apple tree and stuck It in a plant Jar, to help support the plant therein. Now the apple twig to In full bloom, and presents a very pretty sight with Its numerous blossoms.—Nash­ ville News. llastlngB this week. J Mrs. Emmett Evarts, of Nashville, was in the city last week. Dr. Frank Denslow, of Muskegon, was In the city last week. VMrs, K. W. Brock spent Sunday with tier parents In Dutton. FRED L. HEATH ( Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lunn expect to l^ave Hastings soon, and a few of their neighbors and friends planned a surprise on them last Thursday night. They came armed with tables and cards and a pleas­ Mrs, John Lindsey, of Grand Rapids, ant evening was spent with pedro. Cof­ to tbe guest ef Mrs. J. Lee Reed, this fee and fried cakes were served late In week. the evening. Mrs. Will Young and John Mrs. Rounday and niece. Miss Lottie Busby woo first prizef. People in tbe vicinity of Hastings need Laramy, of Grand Rapids, visited relatives Ing anything In the granite or marble line in the city last week. HM g ATRIP AROUND THE .. WORLD. ... AKT SERIES H9. 1. 1 Horton I have aii excellent line of wall {taper. Possibly yoti may want to buy some before long. I can certainly pieage you. Don’t forget the place— in that little old wooden building jnstjeast. of the City Bank. COUPON. I X MIm Sarah Monday. Brother Sherman, of the Vermontville Echo, to receiving many well deserved complltneuts, for a i>oem he read before tbe meeting of the Eaton county farmers at Charlottv last week, entitled “The Pro­ gram.” It was very witty and contained many tettirig hits, besides lots of good common sens**. iS: 1 One of the mort wondertel eumplea In I more popular with tbe Whelan of tte PERSONAL MENTION. COUPON No, 4. NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. Send or bring eaeh week this cou­ pon. together with TUX cents, and you win receive Portfolio No. 4 of "A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.” For particulars see “ad” page 1. That Palaclne IS cent oil at Cook A Cook’s lasts nearly as long as two gallons of ordinary oil. it is safe, of high test, and gives a soft, clear, bright light that approaches an electric light iu brilliancy. Buy one gallon of this oil and you wont use*any other. Don’t forget the place, at Cook & Cook’s. LOCAL NEWS. 95 quire?. Wool shawls atX price. O. D. Spaulding. Oranges .one cent each on Saturday at Stauffer’s. )/■ A few of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Matthews’ /friends gave them a surprise last evening. A new dally paper will be started at Kalamazoo next month. L. B. Kendall is at the bead of tbe scheme. The Red Cross oil Is equal to moat any IS eeat ell in tbe market. All it costs is 10 eecte at Cook & Cook’s. yr L. E. Stauffer is at Owosso this week attandtag tbe'“High Court of Fore*ton, ” a* with Rev. Burgess of Grand Rapids visited A. H. Hull this week. largely attended at his home In the first ward, on Wednesday last. Rev. Cox trt the M. E. church officiating. Those pres­ ent from abroad were H. L. Carpenter and wife of Potterville; Mr. Alvin Carpen­ ter of Muskegon; Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Foster and sons, Leming and Fred of Saranac; Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Ford of Hickory Corners; Mr. and Mrs. J. Wick­ ham', Mrs. J. O. Runyan and Mr. Chas. Rnnyan -of Grand Rapids; and Mr. Wil! Fuller of Nashville. er, Shut & Co. vs Hastings Furniture Co. $103.50 and costs. Court will convene for the May term. March 27tb. A couple of merchants of this city were on the verge of making deals with the redbeaded German who stole some money and notes from a Woodland farmer last week. People in surrounding counties should look out for this old fraud who makes it an object to cheat and defraud right and left. He looks like an honest old farmer. He represents himself as coming into a community for the purpose of buying a farm or making a deal of some kind, and its a pretty shrewd neighbor­ hood that don’t fall a victim to bis oilytongued talk to tbe tune of several hun­ dred dollars. He even goes to merchants in cities, claims that he’s just sold a flock of sheep, or a lot of bogs, to the leading buyer, claims that he’s lost his pocket­ book and railroad ticket, and wants to borrow $5.00 or $10.00, and his honestfarmer appearance often gets It for him. He Is described as being 5 feet 6 or 7 inches tall, lather heavy build, ha* red hair and apeak* with a German accent. He’s a sharper from the ground up and the pres* should advertise him thorough­ ly. Ask your grocer for Lac La Belle flour, manufactured by Dodds A Hartman, Del­ ton, Mich. We guarantee It to be tbe Mrs. Fred M. Soule will do dreeamak- strongest flour in tbe market, will retain ing by the day. Any one wishing work moisture Jong and make the sweetest If the game laws are observed it will done should make engagements at cnee. bread. Every sack warranted. We also only be a matter of very few yean when When baying your oil at Cook A Cqok’s solicit the fanners trade, will give <0 lbs. tbe streams and brook* hereabouts are jest ask ’em about groceries. Try ’em of our best flour for 60 lbs. wheat. Far­ well supplied with trout. Only a few oooe and you’ll bo tbelr steady customer. mer* coming a'long distance will da we! yean ago a few trout were planted in to bring large loads as Lac La Belle flour* some of tbe streams near the city and Myron Maynard was driving with a will improve In quality every month for •Ince then souse excellent apecimea* of the toad of hay In Irving last week. Tbe six months after being milled. load tipped over and be waa badly braised, Yours Truly, though do bones broken. Dodd* A ! y A Dramatic Club waa formed in this Bev. Irl R. Hicks’ “March forecasts” caught at the pump factory by Mills city souse weski ago, and a play to under­ are gloomy enough. He gives us a con- Phillipa In a very peenliar manner. He going rehearsals at present which will be tinned round of ► forms from tbe 3d to went to “turn the water on" at the factory presented shortly after Lent. the Wlh, divided Into four separate 'but waa surprised “ .................. * * to find that the wheels Anyone needing gasoline stoves cleaned periods, probably to allow them a cban«e refused to turn. Going below to the wa­ or repaired, or repairing of any kind to be to “change bands at the bellow*,” and ter wheel he picked oat a big fish which promisee that each period will close by a he sappoeed was a sucker. He threw it building jast north of Ford’s hotel. polar wave of great severity fur the see- into some shaving* near by, and thought no more of It until be called a visitor’* at­ money. Get either tbe 1* cent Palatine zards and anow blockades in the north are tention to It, who at usee recognized it aa oil or the 10 oent Red Cross oil at Cook A expected. to _ _ , , _ . be on tap all the war from the a mon* trona trouL It measured t$ Inches Coot .. Either OBeuJ them li“«U rtabt.” «ib u the 8tb. .Bd from the l*th Io U>r In tengti?, waa 6 Inches through up and 17th tbe whole eoantry from the Pacific to after Lent will do the Atlantic will be swept Tbe moanh representative from Court Hastings. Frankfort (Germany) mathematician of | Is due In a large measure to the Innatlonal reputation, baa calculated that Cereal be take. In tbe rehool, and the aoboltwo person, playing the game ten boars ! are feci this Interest Is genuine. His a day, and making 4 mores In a mloule, J earnest talks always maks a dsep Impresoould continue one hundred and eighteen slon on the young men and woman, million years fllS.000,000) without er- Whatever he nys they feel Is Intended for haunting all tbe combinations ot tbe tbelr Interest and good. He retired game, the total of whleh la S4S.SM.M1,- amidst applause, that nearly amounted Io an encore. The exercises closed with MO. all present joining in singing “America.” I desire to thank my friends for the Prof, Sterling took the .occasion to give a very libenl patronage bestowed upon me oordial invitation to all present to visit since opening my meat market, and trust the school during any day in the school that the same be continued. It has been week. This would give encouragement to my constant alm to furnish' the best of both teacher and pupil, and is a practice everything the market affords and sell It that should receive more attention \han it at the lowest possible price. I will be does In this city. glad to welcome any new patrons who may never have"given me a trial, and will do my best to please them. Very truly yours, We desire to extend our heartfelt thank* Ed. Schvmaxn. to the kind friends and neighbors and to the Macabees and Lady Macebees who so Washington’s birthday was observed, as kindly assisted us In onr sickness and In Mr. and Mrs. James Coffield left for is customary, by the High school, with ap­ the death of our husband, father and son. New York City Saturday. propriate exercises. Notwithstanding the Mrs. A. C. CjM|prxT«R, Mrs. Franc Willison returned to Eaton stormy day, a large number of ladies and Fkkd Carpenter, gentlemen were present. Tb^ first part Rapids Saturday motnlng. Miw. Betst Carpmnter. Mrs. A. T. Leonard visited her par- of the program, consisted of recitations and readings by the pupils, which were •nte in Kalamazoo last week, JCotloe. given In a creditable manner. The Pres­ y Miss Maude Trego went to Charlotte byterian choir furnished excellent music. We have wonderfully attraetlee business for Friday for a visit with friends. Miss Bessie George added much to the ladies wishing sure permanent Incomes. No book canvassing. No risk. Miss Anna Downing, of Nashville, via- program and pleasure of those present by C. 8. & W. A. Kkklkb. perfumers. jted Miss Hattie Beadle this week. ■ Jamestown, N, Y, two finely rendered recitations. Rev’s Cbx, of the M. E. church and Grlgaby, of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McNeal, of Alaska, have been visiting at Sheriff McKevltt’s. the Preabyterlan church, were present and gave Interesting addresses. Judge Smith Freeman potatoes for sale, at Si. 00 per bush­ Judge Smith to holding court for UL G bOMUM, el. Will odham, was then called on. There Is no man, Hastings, Mich. Judge Padgbam at Allegan this week. will do well to call on McNaughton, Col­ । Mrs. Julius Russell and Miss Anna vin Co., of Battle Cnek and get their Hessmer spent Tuesday In Delton, tb^ prices before buying. For the next ninety guests of Mrs. F. A. Blackman. days they will make this Inducement. Rev. Thos. Cox delivered a lecture on They will pay all expenses both ways for Wednesday evening of this week at Dei all patrons who come to them, and wijl ton, subject “The times we live in.” guarantee a discount of five per cent, from the usual prices prevailing in this vicini­ ty. Call on or write them at, 98 East Every woman takes a good deal of pride M.lu St, Battle Creek. Mlrh. In her glass ware,-and It Is perfectly nat­ A. Black & Son were tiie victims of a ural that she should. There Is a demand low live, contemptible trick in Ludlugtop now for glass ware that Is of beautiful de­ last week. They had partly finished set- sign and cheap. Spary Phillips has met I ting a nice monument, with the name ct this popular demand and has in stock an i the deceased on^the stone iu large, raised excellent Hue of beautiful glass ware at letters. Some mean spirited being took prices that will surprise you. Call and some instrument and knocked one of the see It , letters off. A regard of $100 to offeied Chas. Sheffield, we understand has con­ I for the perpetrator, who left no evidence! cluded to appeal his case from the Circuit, i he even taking away the pieces of stone be having been convicted at the last ses­ that had been shipped off. The loss has sion on a charge of assault. He escaped been repaired by A. Black & Son. with a very mild sentence considering the The beneficent effects ot this democrat­ seriousness of his offense, and if he ap­ ic administration may be seen must any peals nothing but death can end his liabil­ morning over at the sheriff’s wood-pile, ity to suffer even a severer verdict at the where from two to six or eight men may hands of the jury next time. be seen splitting wood for their IneakfastJ The remain ing cases on the court calen­ Many of them are good appearing, fairly der have been disposed of. In the case of well dressed men. not of the raggedJ John Denton, perjury, the jury disagreed buminy looking order. Experience is al and he Is now out on $200. ball. The dear school and we’ll bet that tbe next case of the People vs Pratt and Tinkler, time laboring men get an opportunity continued. Heath vs Myers, submitted. they’ll make the country understand that they thoroughly appreciate what free Muskegon Brewing Co. vs Ellas Jones, trade threats mean. Judgment §107.70 and costs. Hamnock- The “old time” so Jal given by Smith’s club at the M. E. parlors last week drew out a great many people. High back combo, musl|n caps and cameo brooches predominated among the waiters, - C1KCML4TIOH and if our grandmothers presented onehalf as pleasing a picture they must have been charming. Caudles adorned the ta­ Hereafter, changes for advertisements bles, and some of the dishes used must must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to dnsiire insertion in the issue of tbe week surely have come over In the “Maj flower.” when brought. The receipts received amounted to,thirtyfour dollars, which made the ladles feet Timothy seed oa sale at Stauffer’s. well repaid for the special effort made. Dental rooms to rent. O. D. Spaulding. The funeral of A. C. Carpenter waa This week, Mrs. Art. James spent Sunday Grand Rapids friends. ■v‘1 matbeiaatle, la that relation to the tarloua aehoola than Judge Smith. Be aloomblnatlona tn dowlnoes. Dr. Bern, a way, baa been a great fanrite. Tbl, JUtoArtffy Pure A cream of tarter baking powderHighest of ail in leavening strength —Latest United'"States Govern­ ment Food Report. Roval Baking Powder Co., Wall St., K Y Ju. E. STAUFFER, General Agent NOTICE I To those desiring blacksmithing done, and especially to horsemen desiring fine shoes for trotting horses, Tdesir^ ’to say that I am especially well prepared to do their work, and my long experience in the business guarantees that work will be satisfactory. Prices right. First door east of Black & Son's marble shop. ORSON SKINNER He Blew Out The Gas HE above is an exact reproduction of the present conditionof a man who DIDN’T READ THE PAPERS. Before reti ingat a hotel in neighboring city he “Blew out thegas.” Hia funeral was held a few days later. Had this unfortu nate man kept posted by reading the papers he would be' numbered among the living to dity, and enjoying the blessings of plenty, instead' of leaving a destitute family because he would have kept frack of the market reports, besides learning from papers that it would be sure death to blow out the gas be­ fore retiring. In this connection we desire ti> call your atten­ tion to our clubbing rates. We are offering ' * TO BARRY COUNTY READERS The Hastings Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, the two papers one year for *1.00. The Hastings Banner and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the two papers one year for 11.00. The Hastings Banner and New York Weekly Tribune the two papers one year for $1.00. . Any three of the above papers for *1.50. All four of them for 11.75. ■ TO READERS OUTSIDE OF BARRY COUNTY Any two for $1.25; any three for $1.75; all four for $2.00. We cannot tell how long this offer will be open. Sample copies be seen at the Banner office There are FflKIRJ IN iNblA Who. It la said, stand months on the same spot with­ out moving. THERE WE FW IN AMERICA people that,out of tbe goodness of ..their hearts, they are giving, you a dollar* worth of good for 67 cento. One class is m useless to bualneas men aa tbe other I* to huaaanlty. When you want your money’s worth in R. K. Grant GLOWER. �Hastings, Bj ANNER. Thursday. March 1 . 1894.- "How Well You Look" Friends Surprised at the Wonderful Improvement. -C 1. Hood S Co, Loufll. Mm, : "Dear Sirs:—I take pleasure in writing the ’ good 1 hove received from taking Hood’s Sarsa­ parilla. Every spring aud summer for six years or more, my health has been so poor from heart trouble and general debility that at times fillo was a burden. I would become so Emaciated and Weak and Pale that my friends thought I would not live tong. I could do scarcely any work at all and had to lie down every few minutes. I began getting woroa in January, losing my |esb and feeling so tired. I thought I would try Hood’s SarsaporiUa and I am happy to say I am In better health Hood’s^Cures than I have been for a number ot years. My friends remark to me: * Why how well you look.’ I tell them it is Hood's Barsaparllla that has done the work. 3 would have all suffering hu­ manity give this medicine a trial and bo couvtoecd. This statement is T> ■« t« the I,e«ter.” Mrs. Jxxxik Dkckxk. Watseka, HL MivniUAl^ STATE NEWS. 9— the World’s Fair for Fifteen Cents. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. S. Xrrnt la Sp^wprt.taUy Waurat.U In Ont a Judrmeal for Salaries. Many LoralI ties. In April, 1891t the Wayne county _____________________ ______ ______ New T om, Feb. Bl— Washington's board ot auditors, which was then ex- , birthday was celebrated yesterday in claaively democratic, adopted a resolu- . many formal but quiet ways All' the tion declaring that every republican I banka, exchanges, public buildings and employe in tbe county, seventeen in ’ business houses were closed. number, was incompetent, and dis- | Chicago, Feb. 28. — Washington’s charged them on short notice. All of i birthday, was appropriately observed tbe discharged employes brought suit In this city, yesterday. All of the against tbe county for their salaries | banks were closed. In the afternoon for the balance of the year. The court the rT -’ ^ League r........... ............................................... Union club held its annual directed a verdict for the plaintiffs in a Waahlngton's birthday services In ‘he test case and.the county will have tp Auditorium which was crowded. The pay the men their salaries. oration was delivered by Gov. McKinley, of Ohio, and waa a magnificent tribute Htat« Officeni He mo red. vL3T C~”7; . I to tho character and services of the Gov. Rich haa dlamiaaod from hia Fattier of Hia Country. cabinet Secretary of btate Jochim,State | Brxrrox. Feb. k-Waahlnglon'a Treuurer tlambitMr and Land Com- birthday proved ail that could be domlMioner Berry. . W hen Gov. Bleb ,irod In point of favorable weather and toi J? 1 ’ •t‘0r7T* ,oc I •“■‘‘‘Uy celebrated much a. in the three state officials waived argu- past ----- * year*. meats and submitted their case as it Wabhinoton. Feb. 28.—The Associa­ stood. 00 that it might go to the su­ tion of Daughters of the American preme court at once. Gov. Rieh said: revolution began its third continental “The defendants ore found guilty and congress at tbe Church of Our Father are hereby formally removed.” I in thia city yesterday. The increase : An absent-minded Traverse- City ij I sportsman wrnt out hunting the other • day, and after he got aboat two miles . from home hia dog started a rabbit I। The hunter got behind a tree near the I | animals runway and waited for the dog ! to drive him around. Soon bunny came 1 tearing along, the sportsman whistled, I the rat^rlt stopped short, sod then the I man mH a great, big word. He dl» I covered that he had left hl. gun st KMaWte Fleet Offlror*. Tbe state assembly of the Knights of Labor hi session at Holland elected the following officers: Maatw workman. Hear, t All.c, School«srv Worm, toraamu. Osers. Hobson. Grand BMda: uwi.rnr, and treasurer. I* H. Holl tteilaad: euusuelsa O J. Msu.oe. Holland B. L Allan. Bohoolcralt. kwaj. PandaL Rrand RanUa, H H Weaver. and progress of the society had been moat encouraging, the membership roll of 5.634 showing an increase during the year of 1,885, distributed over forty states and territories, with a few In Europe and Canada. Detroit, Mich., Feb. 23.-All the prominent republicans of Michigan were Ln Detroit yesterday celebrating the ninth anniversary of the Michigan club. Cincinnati. Feb. 28.—Flags were flying yesterday from all the public and many of the private buildings. Ap­ propriate exercises were held ut the various schoola NOR'MAN L. MUNRO DEAD. Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents in postage sumps, we will mall you prepaid Souvenir Portfolio of the World’s Columbian Exposition, the MORTGAGE RALE. THE CLERGYMAN S STORY A PROMINENT MINISTER RKLATKS HIS REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE S.’fe'S?>the l«th, dsy ot ttsptetnber A. S. ERjii£r . WITH THE QRIPPE. regular price is fifty cents, but as we want »7 M mnrtgMro. os Mge n-. and wherrw you to have one, we make the price nom­ mortgage provided, thm. "If auy inter^f Atn become due and remain unpaid for thlrtv hL. inal. You will find it a work of art and a ten bote prlnctpai Bad iSSXiteaiffiu^.! become due sod MlteKable. at the option of thh. thing to be prized. It contains full page Should Bead-and Remember. party at the woh4 part.” and more (Frmn the PhUadtAphia Iton.) views of the great buildings, with descrip­ tions of same, and Is executed In highest Rev. Thomas L. Lewis, who resides at style of art If not satisfied with It, after 2549 Neff 8L and is pastor of the Rich­ ybu gel It, we will .refund the sUmps and mond Baptist church relates a very inter­ tloo ilno lu uld nurjeu. hereby drela“ , which amount ■>Wred let you keep the book. Address esting account of bis experience with La- BWMC dale 1.fMreoa, claimed dow to bedue; tot? sum nf Wto 11. E. Bucklen & Co.. Chicago, III. Grippe and how be secured relief by tak­ •evenly four and 15-100 dollar* • and X? »ull or procetdlnge ac law having been ing Dr. William’s Pink Pills for Pale Peo­ Those who have used Dr. King’s New ple. Mr. Lewis la thirty-nine years old Discovery know Its value, and those who and Is recognized as one of the most popu­ have not, have now tbe opportunity to try lar preachers of Philadelphia. ^_L;rth<? r**c ,uUf of the south west quar&i’ It free. Call on the advertised Druggist He is an alnmnus of Bucknel.l College to oC eectlon thirty-two (Xt>, in (ownship ao“?u and get a trial bottle. Tree. Send yonr at Lewisburg. Pa., where he attained the north of range number seven (7) west I mi County. 8 late of Michigan, will be sold’ at t .7? name and address to H. E. Bucklen & Co., degree of Master of Arts. With his other He vendue to the highest bidder on Frldav^ 3Mh day of Marnij A. D. UM at tbe hour of Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. work he edits and publishes The Rich­ o ’clock in the afternoos at the front0rtoor°of King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a mond Baptist, a monthly journal devoted the court houte in rhedtvef Hartings copy of Guide to Health and Household to the interests of tbe church. He looks REirLWisr M ”< Instructor, free. All of which Is guaran* upon tbe practical'aide of life both preach­ M.A B^^BU^MOLM' teed to do you good and cost you nothing ing (and publishing, the importance of Dated, Coldwater. Mich.. Dec aotli. isw. at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. good health, and when asked to tell what Dr. William’s Pink pills had don e for PROBATE ORDER ' __ The best salve in the world for cuts, him, he went before Eugene Ziegler, a tale of Michigan. County sf Barry-** lor Ih, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Notary Public st 2738 Neff Street, and cheerfully made affidavit to the following ^.tee'ah^av^'Febro 1 / 00 T“ei sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, narrative: I tbouread eight haadiSaS^inlcyfnor^ °°* corns, and all skin Irruptions, aud posi­ “I began taking Dr. William,' Pink rfatata'' c‘*rt“ *- *’■'«««,. Judre of tively cure piles or no pay required. It Pill, for P^e People two week, IF th I, I 0il.tu«Sio?r °* **’ ”ulf °* is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction O” ”*dfaf *»d «ln>« tbepwUloDdnly >er,0K1 or money refunded. Price 25 cents per Sunday. I had tbe (rlppe for more than two weeks, i Itod treat trouble during trtt^STMfaTwIyl1., “'i T’eJSl,^4 box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe that time with my eyes and head. Tbe JJi’00,1,1 purposing druggist. dtMMe .leo affected my appetite mid JJfJ1 *»«»ProtatoS, tC-'^!„]1'’ Sturgis young ladles are going to black­ en up and give a minstrel show after Lent. my atomacA It required great delermln,- ut^retb.m^yf'e'^gy^r^Z.*'"..'* tion and effort on my part to do my work as pastor, and I did it when I should have The Well-Known New York Publisher Dims Mkreh 2 D.lmlit ti^SktaSj from the Effect* of aa Operation. The use of Hall’s Hair Rene wer pro­ been In bed. New Yore, Felx 26.—Norman L. motes the growth of the hair, and restores “In a week’s time tbe the effects of the I SSS?lnteT«^ in *ato Munro, well known to the American public as a publisher and yachtsman, its natural color and beauty, frees the grippe were completely removed. I then I Mdd Court, Um-d to be btKST aV the^proutl died at 6:20 o’clock Saturday evening scalp of dandruff, tetter, and all impuri­ continued the remedy on account of my amHbSvreMeyi?LStk2?LCounty', stomach difficulty, being confident th.t it I S3 Hood’s Pills euro liver ills, constipation, in his apartments in tbe Hoffman honae ties. MUouanesa, jaundice, sick headache, iudlgcstloa. from the effects of an operation per­ Miss Davis’ residence at Whitmore would remove that. I want to recommend j to the pereon* inter From Terlou, portion, ot the state formed on him Friday for the removal Lake burned to tbe ground recently. Tbe the use of Pink Pilis to all those w bo are he bearing the report, of 8fly-one obMrrer, for of the veriform appendix. affected u I have been. I believe they SSlro.HoiSdMd Sannrb. a news (Mr. Munro was born la 1944 at MUI Brook, loss is qtiite heavy, but partly insured. the week ended Februsry IT ehow th»t will build up grippe patlentA Kfrr. oeee in mebnMta^ PUtou oouaty. N. S. His father was a fartnr? juenrlti, taenweed end that Intermit The blue-bird is hailed as a harbinger Md he was brought up oe Uw tana. He left "As for myself, I cannot say loo much to ■ -*n‘ lever dooreoed In ere, of prer- the farm when he waa S year, old an J came to of Spring. It la a reminder that a blood alenoe. Scarlet fever wu reported ““ “‘T H« work la a pubhRhlrx bourn purifier is needed to prepare tin system for them. I went on tbe rale, two (At™ copy) Judge of Prcteie. at fl'ty-threo plana meadea nt fifteen, *ad aet himaeif steadily at tbe business of ma»week, age to see wh,t I weighed, and ______________ 1 ___________________ ____ _____ for the debilitating weather to come. “*** “** ** diphtheria at twenty-five and tvphold Ia «tart with. The first number of tbe New Listen and you will bear the birds sing­ •gain to-dar, wearing the aame clothing. NOTICB FOB HKABlh'G CLAIM." isver.at eighteen place*. ki0Fv St°ry Paper went to press on CaWIOBTaJM A FATEFTt WS!g?; black Friday in September, 1871 He erected tbe ing: “Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla In March, I found 1 bad gained two pound.—a IXHtnd a week, ^bl ’te^tl^i^'c^.r A Bad Boy Convicted. M“>ro tmlldUur ta .treM ta IW- April, May.” William Bennard. the IT-year-old A «< hl, publlreuoM "On account of the Sectary habit, six ^l^tffidVj^^Rre'^. I ■ “ «««• LUwf'read Munro'. A Charlvoix Indian who hasn ’ t Kenokec boy on trial in the circuit 1 been ^°°hei Magazine. About seven years ago he i T,Sd"l£SS> court at Port Huron on the charge of bought ibe Mafjr Anderson place an Cedar av­ paying hia debts writes his creditor! “Me natural to my occupation, and to some Inan attempted criminal assault upon the enue. Long Branch, and about the sarue time be 1 afraid send you 24 tollar now ternal.Injuries sustained year, ago, I hare | deceased and that ail creditors”tiSdIdtSJSfa he became Interested in tee production bt fast ।soon.” had a severe stomach affection, and have troom’e cSS’rt.m E iSJbtoMlS'R’u!?”!? U-year-old daughter of Amos Haskell was found guilty, but recommended to steam yacht* Mr. Munro's fortune is eatl been troubled, beside, a great deal, with ! q! u’y‘tl.nK’' foT.examination and-aitowxore. th mated at from 18,001.000 to M.000.03Q witeln a “All signs fail”—except pimples and indigestion. Since taking tbe Pink POb j «»> that’Erh clrtm/Xn the mercy of the court Sentence was , ye?F h0, r*r‘“cd *n oFrr of ll.MO.OW far hU Store‘Sd blotches. These never fail to Indicate an reserved until next term, pending an I publications and publishing bouse.] Uf£ie%*firtS»^w,?'v'‘'ry con’nms beaumy appetite has Improved, my digestion | SS" o“ M^,*7' tiih',U1"d.,d*7oI ’Lilfi appeal to the supreme court Impure condition of the blood, which may j WIMAN OUT ON BOND. is better, and my stomach has been re­ next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of each of be thoroughly cleansed and renewed by loose days. ■ . Knljtht* of Honor. lieved of Us pain. Dated Febrnsry. «h. A. I), ism. the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. The most The supremo lodge of the Knight, of I Chas. W. Armstrong. “1 was struck accidently In the stomach efficacious and economical of blood puri­ Honor dosed their fifth biennial seMion JuiJire ot itobate. New Yoke, Feb. 26.— Erastus Wiman, by an iron bar and once I was kicked by in Lansing after electing the following who is under indictment for forgery, fiers. moktgagk sale a mule In the same place. It waa twenty officers for the next two years: was released from custody S.-.Lurday on The presbjtery of Saginaw has decided I . Default hanog been made In the conditions Dlctator. E. A. Fletcher. Qrted Rapids, vice i 825,000 bait Charles II. Deere, of Mo years ago when I wa* flrat hurt. Since ' ,nBd’’ **'d vx-cuted by to make Alma college a training school for AlSJr’<r^‘ 'Vbln,ewcU'J’ s*x‘a»w; chaplain. | that time I suffered much from stomach w tilin'F-Sidnam and Mary A. Btdpair, his Thomas. St Johns; reporter. F. T ! line, 11L, deposited twenty-five 81.000. local evangelists. ,o Sinker, dated April SGth. a. D . difficulties. I was treated frequently, but Ward, Lensing: treasurer. Q io. White. La I bills in the office of the city chamber­ lIie half of t be south east quarMrs. Bruce Watson. Cedar Springs, not cured. 1 feel better now than at any I !!?* Mn.”.h ‘lu*rt*'r of the south east to supreme lodge, E. A. I lain as security for the prisoner. Re­ <5) >0 tcrau NO. one Fletcher. Grand Rapids; E A. BerigSaglnaw. corder Smyth signed the bail bond Mr. Mich., sa|-»; “Wlxmever 1 am real tlred time since 1 was hurt, and 1 am so pleas­ q‘“?2®L01 ’*cUw j 2. ,n lbe f«uity ot Rarr* Deere is the father-in-law of Mr “ ^[• ’ eofMiobijraii and contain I nx in betE I take atxnit seven drops of “ Adlronda ” KolM.tn.kl Back In tb* Fold. ed with my Improvement that 1 am glad parcel* uce-bundred eighteen and >100 nrre.* Wiman’s son William, who is uow lyl In the presence of 10,000 people Fa­ and I always-obtain Instant relief.” Sold to let the public know of my bettered con- wont or Jess according to tbe United States ” PARKER’S mg in a precarious condition at his yny jr. ^t* 1 mortgage is recorded In the ofther Dominick Kolasinakl, the recal­ by W. H. Goodyear. HAIR BALSAM dltlon. I have bean! of other cures ef- uu Sr.hL tne tse.Fj*‘’,<7n.0‘ De<<u for ,Un7 County citrant Pbliah priest who for the past home on Staten Island. on the fl'St dar of May. A I)., iw. tn liber 8 of Katie Buchanan and May Hutton fected by the Pink Pills, but I prefer to I rn °rta*«es< five years has bitterly fought the — oo page X. whereby tbe po«er of sale Two Victim*. itained has become operatin', operative, «na and Da du ease. bishop of the Catholic church in the Vnrxx^xo. K J.. Feb. K.—Two live, run over by an iceboat at Alpena, Both speak only of my own m wm or proceeding having been Insututed st Detroit diocese, and in consequence were loel aod a aeore placed in unml- young ladies were badly hurt and Thomas L. Lewis. mortMias was expelled from the church, has been 1nenl peril by a Are which consumed a Hutton may be a cripple for life. Sworn aud subecribed to before me this j *^^l*)chdnxed tobedue axlhhdate taken back into the fold. portion of the alate home for feeble­ «tb. d.r or April, a d. ms. minded children at thia place Sunday. kVOXXK ZlXGLXR, h'reb>' tbrt Ul« The victim, were J. H. Sage, the en­ isEAi 1 xr * J., a®o»e a<»ertbed premises or so much thereof Mw. Allee C. Slier began lnlt against lSKAL-J Notary labile. £?,**?*J be?r<**!uuT to •atisfy the said debt The dheoverer of Dr. Wllil.m,' 1'ink I T1}, *'S' 2?“’ F; W“W»11- <>« Belleville for gineer of tbe institution, and hi, wife, BREAKFAST-SUPPER. who acted oa laundreim The fire waa •W.000 damages She alleges that her Fill, tor Pile Propio certainly deserve. •'F1;?*‘V* M.rt£'r™,< «“«■ ot«” dlaoovered la ibe baumentof the handXi*td g°‘ oo liquor RmIh. bfcbe.1 tribute U>.1 pen „„ lnJ SfMgZ b”" plied by Westfall and shot Will lam eome three-rtory brlek .tructure known aa ‘the Robinson memorial college,’’ Hl, tnedleloc h.» done more to .llevl.te ■Hobbles, . negro, for which he was the sufferings of humanity than any medi- tUea* jMU*ry loth. ibm. sentenced to six years In prison. Hwxry ftte® Ended FwtwUy. grateful comforting cine known to science, and hla name ' :-- ----------------- •-----MAXartXAA O-. Feb. St,-At Shelby. 10 mile, north of thia place, at 10 William P. Guest, a respected resto'clock Thumdny night a buggy conWhen nhe became Mira. one cluag to Cuittoria. •dent of Fenton, died of heart disease. taluing Baller Blackman, aged 10. and •Be. £ w ^“rteb uo Hirr Frederick Marvin, a Detroit banker BOILING WATER OR MILK. Miu Minto Kogers, aged 21, waastruck V. . M,<1 Lyman W. Aldrich, wh„ miule frM w[th otherl. mo Messrs. Smith, Kline a French the mr N<£.S2Tit?F‘er by a west-bound Bsltlmore 4 Ohio psswellknown wholesale druggists, said that ®?Br' the noo’AfSKt’S gave himself up to the suthorltlea TA- Quct n i/Faahlo*. wnger train and both were Instantly Farrand, William, 4 Clark', whole­ Dr.WHH.m’.Hnir rill, have an error«d‘^re"^'^^ Journal published for we monej. N.»ne better at :my price Only so sale drug houw In Detroit wa. deb^m.TTfCY H«nd three Zc.'SS Fiona sale Income PbiladelphlA and rZJI that from became due an quarter, In Ulny of J"r 11 •‘T,,nle eopy Besides irivino atroyed by fire, the loes being 8170,000. fustrat onSh'?n ».n<,A?a,e “e1rB U contains 1 he ctate fish hatchery car left 6,000 br. Louts. Fete tt—Tbe Culver build­ the exerileol roa.lt. teHowioy theIr uro. irf lustrations ot the M< Call < oA hm-sf ? Ti»e first Presbyterian church of Sagi­ an*’^ew 3’ork fashions and patterns young trout In charge of the Sporting ing. occupied by tbe Tvler Desk oomand Gun club at HoUand. to be pl«ed pany and the Udell Woodeuwnr, oom- naw which has al resdr done mnch for In nearly every raw the good work ha. In the neighboring streams. P*ny. was destroyed by Dre Thursday Alma college, has now established a been accomplished after eminent physic-1 IhreiTthL^d?u‘ hcr*?f Pri’irii al and inten-: iWirsc^^ris. ES^^HS.^StKd JKaVEAIWEMArk? COPYRIGHTS. STuXSTmi^d n is good old Navy WAR TIME PLUG. he W Tobacco WteGo-Tole(lo.Ohiii Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. E PPS’S COCOA . - Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAt.M« •'SS'l ¥,ltl,l“”' o' Bwr,-W. ’ X, "“th, a?£s Angry at not receiving their dally free food a Beemer mob drove the poor comml,»loner out of town. Another gold brick awindle has been perpetrated at Jackson, and Mr*. Pat- Aaaoitary convention will be held under the auspice* of the state board of health at Menominee April 5 and 8. , - ,2® di*coveped in the basement clroh*bJO*'O‘B S°U”ty Ad’"'“-’r at L«ro. but was extinguished before any damage waa done 7 Cmm w. Armstkono. Judxe «f Probate. ChleX. prAE1J'G CLAIMS W « Mlcnijtan. Counit __ The MW UOO.OOO uaaidenoe of Mayor Torrent at Mmkegoa wm dattrngud^ ‘he extant ot U.000 ty lire Tr^m-ick Weut.-all quarreled with w» wife at Hager aad slaahed her face rhlls^bt^^Ttbe^ ^ntfng himself -ound by neighbor* The ^di^^ and the scholarship by the gift of 8500. Tht In­ terest oa this amount will furolsh free tuition. H<Ub ttrcaJu a MHooUnT Bword. CATAflRH TWENTY YEARS . DATTJ°o,' a- Feb- “--Bolls Heikes lowered bis own and the world's record Thursday by breaking SOO blue rocks In 37HS. A sharp, cold wind was blowing This la what Dr. Hartman’s free course serosa the range -all the time. HeroJ used three guns. of tree tauntdid forme: 1 wss sick for eighteen or twenty years and dkt not know what was the matter with me. 1 * teav.llng man for a Ux>k • d°** of P™«te acid Ln Detroit and died. „ * ’rtU *» «Ubltebed „ Al­ pena during the coming icmmer. i Ch*,r!,’cd* <»-nty people are thtok>■>«■ of having »n election on th. local “PUtm question fa tbe near future A movement has been started la Baton Rapids to start a telephone ex•fcmige at that plaae "■ Casa. W. axMrraoxo/juSg, <rt Probata night and tbe slocks of the two com­ panies are a total loss The total loss is estimated *t 8300,000. Oohreiber. would wU the laM American IWoy. Doxdox, F.h, BB—Advice,'meeived aept gradually growing worse until I was confined to the bed. I ffat some P^rn n. Slaughter who killed two of tke r»^. WiU Have « Caadlditn Wanmreron. Fet Blb’paoa (Kan. ; aaya ihe popolfaa win the’f°r lhe P'-Wwcy ‘n toe Held la the next campaign. “• F'U “-MlUIonaire. of ““J «obeer!bing liberally to Ue fnnd for raHef of the unemployed. add It cured the caiMrt In my bead and my eye, are belief I dent have any more ditzy spells, my head feel, dear, I can breath through my nose and my throat Is eared. My voice is dear. My appeUte Is good and I sleep welt When 1 be- nortliPfront life and richness to tbe blood and restore S25ri£E?i?,.»i?*“’ 8‘M’e «WdS5» a^terod nerve.. They « nBr.lIln< ttl S !Se' KSS SS specific for such diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St Vltn. Dance, "'“"■e**. rheumatism, nervous headache, the after effects of la erlooe palpitation ot the heart, pale and sallow expectorated a gray, rlleky. muootu from eomplexIouA that tired feeling resulting the throat. Every time I took a oold my fron nervon, proalrallon; all disease, de throat got me, and I would have a fever. Pending upon vltated humors in the •c1ro,u“- etrronlc eryslpela, I bad catarrh In tbe brad and It eotnmen- eto^Th.v " * •P®e|’e for troubles peculiar to females, such as suppressions »ednp. and every morning I had oouxn- Irrerolarltle, sod atl form, of weakness' Ing spells 1 consulted several physicians They build op the blood and reatoreto. oae of whom said he coaid enre me In ala monlha I hept co doctoring until I spent »oo dollar, amiRaaaot any better, hot at a weddfag fa North Cemil... wm uk<’“ trom jail by a mob and hanged. Un. had filled .nd pronooneM tbe paBent beyond tbe power of humane aid. Pro"• “f- WIIBam'. H»k FBI, contain In a conden«d form “I* bno<J”*1 acres of (and be the same more or less excepting ami re­ Dated c. KYCLRsnTMF.ti. Cato. H.Bxtxa. NOTICE FOB HBLB1XO Cl,IMF In men they effrel a radkal cure In aU SSkm'.^L.0?* .nWbl*' ,Mr7' Al.lmo/a whatever nature. h^dW.tfSJf* ?' not • patent medlellse hr the sense thm ponded aa a pcreertptfon and used M g*u taking Pe-rn-na I weighed only 121 can afford to pay. They are now manu­ pounds, but now 1 weigh lie. 1 wish j factured by the Dr. Willhms’ Medicine CJj®P«ny. Schenectady. N. T. and Brockcould tell every one about Pn-ru-na, so ,o 1>oim <n"" that thousands more would be cured. I in iooar aud the ‘T.lba on and allowAagkrt next -raid FebT isth, A NOTICE OF. HEARING CLAIMS. I towed «• He city �tall,1 IllUMKt i. S timetable w rrooeodinsra of the Fifty-Third National Assembly. In elect February th WM. Stations. Chicago, Feb M. Unless the su* lyem. ronrt or Ui. gorernor ot the •Ute Interfere P.trieV Eugene Premier­ will on March S3, in the oourV* yard of th. countj j,ll, p»y the penalty of hU l,f, for the mnrder of Carter B. Harrlnoo. Sentence wm prumed u1M)n h m baturdny by Judge Branteno after OU honor bid orerruled tho motion tor n new trial, entered by de fendant’s attorneys When * . ------— the court fixed the '* * date of the execu- Important Mtunra Uufer Dlxmalno tn ££ NORTH.’ - ( hlc.iRO Li..--THE SENATE. KslsnuVJO Lv. h-troop**..... Rldilan*! Joacl Washington. Feb. 2L—Tt»e session ot the senate yesterday was devoid of special interest. Senator Daniel (Va.) concluded his speech on the Hawaiian question, and while supporting tbe coarse that has been followed by the administiation, he declared that now there was nothing to do but recognize the new government and wish it g<xlspeed. Wa%hisoton. Feb. 23. — The Hajvaiian resolution was further discussed in the senate yesterday after a lively debate between several members on the tariff question. Washington, Feb. 28.—In the senate yesterday a resolution was offered to instruct the finance committee to pre­ pare a bill for the free coinage of ailver at the ratio of *.f 1G to I. Also a resolution directing the judiciary committee to prepare a joint resolution providing for the election of senators by a direct vote of the people. Ad­ journed to the 26 th. Grow 5 . Ntatlbcs. ■fil.tad June I M'io . 9 OB 5 IHi 18 M I -J ft) •£> OJ. 12 45 ; 1 ■ | iriun-' ’will be run at the convenle.i.,!■*. «lio ntuTvetberight tochau. e .u.-h ir.h’'without notice, <it it Woodbury for passe grera ” L x ' B mlo ■ i>; i e al th* depot al least! e g Univ of train*. »■» that agentl„ rwiselt i ■ • to check It pr«’nTly; otherwto. !. .r\ ->nl until ut'il train. vt S Dfwino. Gen’l ManajcUr iti;. Gen'l I’ S T Act L. SERG KA NT. Supt. ' i ' j I i | PATRICE KUGKNE PRENDERGAST. tion at March 33 nearly every one con­ ’ll rc ted with the case waa surprised at the brief lease of Hfe given Prender- Washington, FjU 21.—In the house yesterday the deadluc c oj the Biand seigniorage bill was nut brokeuA After several ineffectual attempts to discover a quorum the house ulj turned aud a number of deputies from the office of the sergesui-al-anuv left for various parts of the country to arrest absent members. Washington. Feb. 23.—In the house yesterday Mr. ‘Bland aga n failed to se■ cure a quorum on his motion for a vote 1 on the seigniorage bill, and after four ; hours of fruitless roll-call the house ad­ journed. . ’ wa i.tn I Washington, 1 eb. -o. — A bill was introduced iu the house yesterday to I enforce reciprocal commercial relations between the United States and Canada I ani] onc lo repeal that part of the net of 1S75 which authorizes the secretary of the treasury to issue bonds Ex­ Sx Indicted Michigan Officiate Are Attorney Darrow, for Prendergast, naked leave to file a bill of exceptions within thirty day a to take the case to tbe supreme court. This was granted, although the court had overruled his motion for an arrest of judgment. New York, Feb. 26.—A communica­ tion addressed to the New York Times brings up a coincidence that has not yet been commented on. The writer, who signs himself “Good Friday." says: "Ha» tho day appointed by Judge Drentano, of Chicago. March Z8, for the execution of Pren­ dergast. tbe assacMiiD of Carter Harrison, been designedly selected because it will be Good Fri day. or waa It an accidental Hth ction. and If so, will tbe sentence ba executed? The sanctity of this holy day. revrirt-nccd almost universally for its one oreordnlne-l execution, han not in the recollection of roan been donee rated by such un unhallowed ulL" ' FATE OF A” FAMILY. Arraigned. , General Boainees Reported Condition of Hesitation. • I.DOO to B7JM0 CAN'T USE THE MONEY. ALL GAVE BAIL. ILabsixo, Mich.. Feb. ________ V -The most Kew York, Feb. 24.—IL G. Dun A remarkable scene ever witnessed in a Co.’s weekly review of trade says*. Michigan courtroom was enacted in the little courthouse at Mason Saturday which weekly fluctuations mean Dolhla*. Business of all kind* te .hesitating until more when three state officials were called ran be determined about the future, and mean­ upon to plead to indictments charging while orders which will keep hands at for a time are riven and them with felonious crimes against work accepted, thin week lacre-osing as the laws of the state. Moat of the to some others decreasinjL without affording persons against whom indictments reasonable indications ot the future. v. Prices were voted were notified by their coun­ am ogalu greatly depressed. M low or lower sel Friday night, and five of them— thiui ever havlnx been made in wheat, sil­ ver and some manufacture products, and State'Treasurer Hambitsen Land Com­ neither cotton, wool nor saw iron have missioner Berry, Attorney General advanced. Tbe glutted mensy markets Ellis, Sergeant-tit-Arms Bussey and continue to show that the volume of Frank A. Potter—went to Muson Sat­ business is still inadequate to employ the cir­ culation available, and the wiOMrnwal at about urday morning. accompanied by tflO.UHWX) from tbe New York, market by the friends, who were prepared to become sale of government bonds does- not sause the sureties on their bon da expected strengthening of rates. With gradu­ ally decreasing shipments of merchandise to other countries foreign uxchaqge rises, and After tbe usual formalities attendant some exports of gold am expected. * upon the return of bills 4>y a grand jury Attorney General Ellis wan ar­ •The volume of domestic traaedoes not seem raigned on three indictments for forg­ to Increase. In the clearing bouse payments ery, conspiracy and destroying the tike decrease Is U« per cent, fur the week, ■gainst 37.8 for tbe previous week and about Wayne county records. He waived the reading of the indictments, iqdictmente, as aa did all -Industrial changes have been few. but aus» of the other* save Potter, who pleaded . ittue little ocHer bcuer uenutno demand i»r for some textile gooes good* baa not guilty. In each case where the ac- ' h tar ted more mills than have stopped There leeliug in,h.fancy cottons, though­ vised refuel to plead a plea of nut ',onw better tooJ< „„ a . - • --* —- • Woolen guilty was entered by the court State dre** good* ore steady 1th fair demand, ‘ woolens Treasurer Hambitzer and Land Com- and ! though order.-* for heavy mlasioner Berry were arraigned on in- | . u------«hA t _ --------• “‘Ue . . . I belter. Nude agents having made fair progress dictruents for felony ... in making a latse ' - Encouragement is felt by some in tho calottiapublic record, coi_,I._ T< and „2Willful _______ I tion that clothiers have done about U0 per — mspiracy cent. neglect of duty. E.x-ClerlA Potter and ' of the unual spring business, while manufac Warren answered to indictments cbarga»o done about 82'4 per TV.— -u--— 1! turrra fa have ver cent, so eo that ■ - ... ... **. । clothiers, slocks must uc reduced. ing the making i~ , - of ,a false 1public record . I -Prices of commodities uvw now average about “ -art. mum ui cxnuuiiMiiora auvu. and corspiracy. L4per percent, centhigher higherliian thana monthago. ago.but butii-7 11.7 . . - and Seargeaut-at-Arms • ; t4 a menu Bussey to a charge of conspiracy. p«-r cent, lower thana year ago, god. excepting ‘Secretory of Stole J.»him will reach ‘ “ *“ ben- from Ishpeming the. morning and । 7 *” ,.u„„ n^or.l. will go directly to Mawn, where he , will be arraigned and give bail in 83.000 on three indictments similar to , those on which Hambitzer’aud Berry were araignetL Marcua I'eterson. exclierk of the board of stale audit­ ors; William May, clerk of Wayne citing events growing outof the whole ­ county, and Bill Clerk “ * ‘ Clark. also of the senate, MiURDON, Ark., Feb. 26.—News has raigned ; to-day. Nay will answer reached here of tfiie burn tug of a farm­ to indictments for conspiracy anti de- 1 house an<l its (HKupanls 10 miles west skructicn of the Wayne county records ’ of Murfreesboro, in Pike county, on and w ill be n-quired to give (8,000 bail, , Wednesday-nWht John Wert, a farmII er. hi. wife an.1 five ohlWren oecuale.1 Peterson a»d Clark, indicted for conspiraey. have arranged to furni&h bail t|ie • ■ • • • ■ house and ail perished in in 11,000 each. ' the flames, - The _ building I constructed . . of log*, with a large Bail was Used as follows: fireplace built at each end. While the Ellt*. for fonnng. 15.00.); Ellis and May. for I family were asleep tire flew upon the destroying the Wayne couutv record*. ll.OUU; - “or and in that manner tho dry tins- Potter aud Warrea, for making » false, public ";fl „nl| <)lhpr m,uriu record. (2,030: each of the persons churced with conspiracy. tl.OKk Joehim Hambitzer and — -discovered ­ soon -became •ignited. When Berry, for making a false public record (5.0*). jI next du.y the .entire building was ro­ Jochlm. Ham oilier and Berry, willful neglect, . duced to ashes and only the charred I1JJ00. . All of the defendants announce tbelr . bodies of'the occupants remained. intention of making a vigorous defense HE LIVED IN SQUALOR. and have counsel of inure than ordinary ability retained. A YOUNG GIRI’S FORTUNE. AN INTERESTING SKETCH. K.rhfng appeals so strongly to a mothjr's sre-tkrn as ner daughter just iMionlng a -MoanbAbd Following is an Instanesc ’•Our d-t whter. Blanche, now IS years of age, had to •.Mwrrtbiy affiletsd with aervousiMas. anA hl 11 >u tbe entire use of bar right arm. Bb» w-<«inra.Ni a condition that we had to keep i.er rn.o school and abandon her muata Im»n, In fact, we feared bi. Vitus dance, and ur> pi.ltive but for an tnvaluablo remedy -sli > would have had that terrible affllctiotu Wj hud employed physicians, butabsrecenufr n i ItenariC from them. The flnq of last August Xh . wekrtwd but 75 pounds, and nithoegh she bMAtakoa only three bottles of Nerrinaabe norwetxl»M6pounds: tor nervousness and S ^dtamot St. Vitusdapco urc entirely gone, io Attends school regularly, anMtadfia with ru nfart and ease. She hm» recovered complete u-^rof bnrnrm, her api»etlto is splendid, and •uxmorery could procure for our daughter the health Dr MU» Nervine ba* brought her. .Vn.-nmy brother recommended th© remo«ry 4 had no faith In patent medicines, and iv. >n;d not IDteo to him. but as a last reaort ho sunt us a bottle, we began giving it to llLvm-tic and tbe effect was almost Immedly.. w..,-_Mre R. R. Bullock. Brighton, n N.. Y Dr 3! I lea" Restorative Nervinsfe soldtby all dru<zt-t»©n a positive guarantor arsen: dire. tbytho Dr Mlles Medical Co., F-ikhart. Ind . on re«-ei,>t of price, fl P«r bottle, six tonics forffi, «• prepaid. It Is positively free fnnu opiates or daugrrou* drugs. Because It is so Pure! •■ihe latlure. CuriuK the lul week numbered in the United States 2»u, against 1M Uvat year, a—year. ----- nothin and ia Canada »L against» .last *number an i In magnitude commercial diSMtem have dlmtutshed. uud in tbe first half of Febru­ ary the liabilities tbua far rvportod of all firms fating amounted to only :8.119,of which 1KC79.8.5 were of manufaeturiur and t4.5M.3«5 oi trading concerns Tae aggregate of liabill- ! sale arrest of'"members for being ab| sent led to disorder aud tumult, which, after continuing tor hours, was suddeh“ lhe N.agard fails Kouts." | ly terminated In an adjournment Bradstreet's say • te..: I >>Washington. Feb. 24.—The memis a report:rem Chicago that utile store bust■ bers of the house under arrest were „ ueiM “has bjkldc»s- •■--■ has Increased• ■ lal.cn otf order -»--• finally discharged from custody yesterP very largely, su Unit the unal volume ot iraas 7• e iStthMf a.» |\day by dispensing with further proact'.iMis iu staple Hoes U tuljy equal to that ot oue ye-kr ago . i * ceedings under the call. Mr. Bland, in "lio-v.uu rvtx>r:s ro material change tn bust­ another futile effort to secure a vote on nut aupruvej cuilectioM- decreased fear the silver seigniorage bill, called the of failures an J lacreaseJ offerings of com. .|X35| 112.44 a. 19| I.& mercml piper. Trade is quiet at Baltimore, filibusters anarchists, and said: • 0 ;N. ixks! AirenL Hastings where there is a decrease tn the volume of were sent here to do our duty, and a * .B sales. moving mure freely al PHUp fc T. a. Chicago tlmu when the citi« arc thronged with burgh. Buying nt Phliadelpuia is for Imme­ mobs ami the people cannot go to bed diate wants. in peace and comfort is not the time and dry goods at I lewluud. but at Cincinnati when mob law should obtain here.” transactions are limited to wants, activity At the evening session to consider pen­ being noticeable tn flour nisi provision* only. sions the lack of a quorum prevented Leading lines are dull ul D- trull except for groceries and drug*. Tin re are fair lab lugs ot tho transaction of any business. clouting, shoes aud hxruwaiL- from Citicago Washington, Feb. 26.—In the house Jobbers, and ILe coid woaUier bus stim­ on Saturday roll call followed roll call, ulated Interest In c-mA. St Louis job­ ~ .. , , • w. I KILLED-BY HER NIECE. bers in dry g.*ods uro doing a fair l tbe opponents of the seignjorage bill PuiladelphSa, Feb.. 23.—Lewis YvIst ... ' throwing aside all .pretense of not fili- te*. onr of two eccentric brotheril Wumsu Over a Hundred Year* Old Mar­ business, but it»te*sl in hardware and furni­ ture hut fallen off numewhau. Trade al KansaM i bustermg l aud _* *b<»l«lly^injecting ‘ _ worth $6,000,000. died nt Atlantic City. | City is fairly active, cold Weasner having stim­ I tions to take a recess and to adjourn iu j They allowed ulated the d* maud for scaaotiable poods. property worth'. tt,' R aleigh,-----------------N. Q.'Feh 26.—Rosa Huy--------------. [* order prevent a vote on Mr. Bland's j wnlor to tn nrpv^nt I*hila- wood, over 100 years ol<L was found Omaha, on tbe other hand, reports a --taalljr of i 000,000 iu the heart volume of Vva'iu-ss. due to auow nud storm. ' motion. Finally Mr. Biand said: “It I - r. jve, murdered in bed near this city. The , , . ।------------ ---- --------- * ----- - — del ph in to decay, refuser! to improi Are you willing to work for the cause ' is quite evident that the bondholders vacatf, sell or rent They have crime was committed by her niece, Uons there arc easier.'4 • Protection in placing reliable infor- j have control over this country, aud I t nevvr sold tt foot of ittnd in«l were re- Mary Smith, anti Orange Page, an ex­ . ii. the hands of your acquain- j therefore more that the bouse adjourn.” ' BjBHng the government for the passes- : convict. Search for the murderers HONDURAS’ WAR ENDS . The motion prevailed. -I sion bion of of the the bite bite for for the the new new mint mint and and has been conducted quietly and newa if you arc, you should be identified 1 * the city for the site selected for a the newcity comes of the arrest of Mary Smith for the site selected for a new --------- . . Michigan Central Qr-e uou. a. PviendAo tYve coiu.se ofc Pccfrecfcton should know about our salt. It re­ quires tbe best to produce the best. The geoU farmer realizes this with bls seed; shall tbe better maker be less wise? Onr salt is as carefully made as yoor butter-made express­ ly for dairy work; and bright dairy­ men everywhere And their butter bet­ ter made and their labor better paid when they use Diamond Crystal Daily Salt No matter whet brand you have used. Just give this ** fair trial. It is tint in flavor, first in grain, end first in purity. Whether for dairy or table use, you will find It to your advantage to be acquainted Wrtts us. DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO., St. Clair, Mich. OlyixovYcciYL AvAevesVs ? THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, 135 W. 230 ST., NEW YORK. • ... i :i thbnudcc oiz aud »end H to the League, | •U- c your ;H>*ition, and give a helping i >lh I OF HEARING CUIUS. THE DOME IN RUINS. tlgh school, tieing up ♦5.000,000 of pub- near Rocky Mount and of Page on an ,t_-----— Moro of the World’s Fair Agricultural I lie money. They itaetti lived •» iu •nnninw»n^ squalor and adjoining farm. ' ■’ ’ aur inually to tho rpoor I gave thousands Building Burned. .ler whom lhev te- j p„ovlD'KSCU. R. L- Febf 23. - The Chicago, Feb. *-’6.—Another incen­ through a cigar dealer whom they es­ tablished in business. diary nre tire look took pn*c-c place »u in vuc the Agricnlturt state convention of the prohibition aiary . al building at the world’s fair grounds party was held here Thursday. Tbe Saturday. The dome was partially dcSaratoga. N. Y.. Feb. 23.—Com­ platform presented by Prof. B. F. stroyed aud dropped into the center of mander Edwin T. Woodward, 1 . S. N., Clarke, of Brown university, was of tbe the building, tut otherwise the damage !vho ha<j ^ee0 Jn failing health fur usual order except that woman suf­ was small. Few exhibits remained | months, died suddenly with heart fail­ frage was favoretl A tariff commis­ in the structure and the beautiful I ure Thursday. He was boru in Castle­ sion was suggrated and the appropria­ money for .partisan .purposes golden statu.* of Diana bad been re­ ton. Vt, fifty years ago, and was ap-tion ------ ---of -----„ . moved from the apex of the dome two pointed to the naval academy, in 1830. was denounced. A full state ticket. He was commissioned lieutenant in headed by Henry B. Metcalf, of 1’awweeks ago.____________________ 1864. lieutenant commander in 1806 and tucket, for governor, was placed In the field. DULUTH, Minn., Feb. 24.—The Scot­ com man er in 1878. Noth - l-l.^n-bv v-vru. that by an order nf Tr.i . »irr f< r d r Ct-uuly of B*»rv. .id ■ • 'h- I'gii <'av of F< bruary. A. D. ikul. . •• di-, ftoni lluif date w«ie allowed f-»r i;'or* to j-rwi't flhe-r daliai* against the e< ! • • f»nt- w KiiRpp. lure of »>ld Coantv. • — <i aril that «U • n d to M of said <lvera» I 1 are t< <iuth-d lo prraei t'thetr claims to ssl>l :■.! . <nl t l»e I'rohAtr Otter. In the ul g*. f*>r rXHinlnntiou and allo*cr. <m or brforvUit Ifiih davol Aucuat next. tish Kite Masons here have revived an I. : I :■! -u< Il vlaini« uld b- tirant before said I old practice once sanctioned in Franco ■ ..it Tifur«dx’.tlir K b da’ oi May and on : :: iy, 1li.-Irith day of Abgurt i rxt, at 10 and have admitted “by adoption" two L It tbr forrt u<m» of each of those days. ladies, wives of masons, to the consis­ Dated. Frb'r ISIb. A. D 1MM. tory. The admission csrries with it < >< W.AI MH7ROM; Jorge of Probate. the right to w ear the masonic apron. NOTICE OF LETTING. AraUHN, N Y-. Feb. 26.-Aurin H. No'.ie** I* hereby givrb. that 1. K. C. Norton. Burdick died on Saturday m his 80th T-iwnsliip Drain Cun intoioner of tbe Town year. He was a partner in thu great ''n;' • ’ <’rat gwllle, Ct-ni-ty of Barry. State o- . reaper firm of D. Al. Osborne & Co. for Mlchhan.vill. onttoJdday ot Ma>ch. A. I>. at Hie Fl'h fakr I tram, tn raid Township over twenty years and was the inven­ of OranM-kdle. at lOo'dot-k tu Ito forenoon of Ilia! day. i rocred to rettive bM> lor tbe con- tor of the Burdick reaper and several «:n:etl6ti <>l a certain drain known and designa­ smaller implements. ted as Fish Lske Township Drain." located and rstabllrbed In tbr said Township of Peiclitnuan Sentenced. Orang.-, t tie. at d deceit bed as follows, to wit: MiLVllKtr.. Feb. 20.-Judge WaJlber BtnnninR nt a stake that Is I.K0 feet south ■ .md io> f.-rt en>t uf the corners of sections 16 imposed the life penalty on Rudolph a*:it :.. .n ano 21 of Orargevllle. Mich, and run ning.tlirnee ‘oulh degrees east; eleven J. Pesehmann. who murdered Mrs hundred and flfty fr»t ou 1st d owntd by nm. Anna Schums at the Cream City hotel II. I'.iissard aud «t ding at a stsk* In west aide of on themornlDgof January 12, and then lake. seJd drain to to fourteen (14) feet 'id- <i>- bottom to be kvri from end to end, set fire to the house in the hope of ■dop.-L. 'HDs -1, to oi v LUlward tbe average •lej.tn u t-. met. width on top n<erage 20 hiding his crimes to • ,-Hrili to to removed at least 2 feet from Mnckayeditch *!<!• u. TlxrAK Col- Feb. S0.-Ste.la MacXala j.ih will be let bv rections. The section at the outlet • f the \! rain «U1 to Irl first, and kaye, the noted playwright, aged M. '.iie n-inaiHiiig-sectl’ins In thrir order up stream •i arcordauce with the diagram now on tile died on a train here yeaterday morn­ witt ibr ruber । speiw m nan ing to Mid drain, ing while on Ms way to San t. anti too in tbrrmi-. of tto Township Clerk, to which from Chicago. , Iv. CoUixetx will br insdr with tbe lowest re -i hi hn.ir liLii.t-r civiUK snrquule secuntv for tte p-rfot nvuH-i- of the w ork. Hi s sum then and there to be fixed b> me. reservinf tn tnjself the rigbftfi reject Muy ana all bids. The date for Ute completion of «ncli contract, and the terms ■if ixijmerit tlw-refor. shall be announced si tbe t!n>? and place of leitlnkNolle- i< further hereby xiven. that st the tnaeand place of said lettli r. Or at such other time and place thereafter to which I. Che Dnln ’ 'oiiim'sthMler i.ioresain may er'jnurn tbe «ame, tiie ums otent for benefits and the lands eomprtMrd uithhi tin- "Fish Lake Township Dram bpeciMi Asstesmeut District,” will be subject to review. The following Is a description of tbe se.eral tracts or parcels uf land constituting the Spec­ ial AMeMmieni Dlatnct of said Drain, vix: the nw fl. ot ire. si and »e << ot sw H of sec. 21: tile ue >4 of sw of sec It; the swk. of ee k w sec 21; t he a w k ef of see. 81; the aw k of ne »ne >< of tbe De W of tee* 21; l sec |8; tbe nw fl A* at se 54 of MtcBieas City, lod., Feb. - Seven ot the eight members of the Nruger family Who lived near this city died from the effects of eating pork contain­ ing trichina. ---- --WAKur-VGTO.v. Feb. St-Tbe number of immigrants that arrived in the United States from Europe m J»nu,ry was only S.I02 against 1LS30 for Janu ary, 13»X __________________ _ AH Quiet te HawaiiSat FRAXClsco. Feb. SS.-Tbe strain­ er Oceanic arrived here yesterday bring­ ing news that nothing of importance had occurred in Honolulu .Ince last were sent to the workhouse for terms running from two months to one year. Grow l Plurality Orow*. Puiiadelphia. Feb. ^4.—Official re­ turns have been received from every county in the state except Allegheny. Armstrong. Bradford, Butler. Mercer, Montgomery and Washington. The of­ ficial figures continue to show increases over previous, estimates and nt mid­ night the apparent plurality for Grow (rep.) is 1S1.078. Torn to Pisess br s Mad HnlL OXTORU. Neb.. Neb. 20.—M. B. Plant, tbe leading merchant ot thia place, was attacked by a bull on the street and after a fearful struggle teas torn to pieces before the infuriated animal taken ilL ____________ pen-inn for Gvn. Carue’s Widow. | Washington, Feb. 24.r-The • house committee on invalid pensions has agreed to report favorably the bill which passed the senate granting a pension'to Mrs. Gen. Carse, wife of the late Gen. Carse, of Illinois. Dahvillk. Ky., Feb. 24.—Jacob Smith, of Gerard county, the oldest mason in the United States, died Thurs­ day night. He was 99 years old last month and wss never sick until a short time before his deslh. Chicago. Feb. 26. — In It93 16,351,140w as given by jockey clubs and 12,SOL Washington park. in. CURE SICK HEAD ACHE Your Family should be . provided with the well-known emergency medicine, AVER’S CARTER HEDIC1NC CO., K»W Yortf. Skill PUL. Skill DOSE. SULL FWE CAUTION^-rr B <P*rl. r o DobeIm hocu ■ • .. rwMitu-rfi p' CHERRY PECTORAL The best remedy for all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Prompt to set, ,*23) 1ES Sure to Cure Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 24.—Fifty-one coal miner* convicted of rioting at Mansfield an Bunola were token to tho could be «hot penitentiary aa • l^rsa• J and workhouse - -- _ •*yesterday - I Dropped Den6. Everywhere. Competent to serve out sentences varying from six Laki On.wvn.Wia.-Feb. 20 -Saturday ------------ -----------------months to two years. morning Ethan L. Gilbert dropped ‘ . ■ cute forsneh positions st Bui-iiteiorsuen pwiuuu. r. thetirand —-TiF"" Kap>ds .T c<,||efe]jiborthsnd, and formal Fchool. dead on the street here. He uno .0 Indian School Children Burned. A, b- Pariah, Prot years of ago. and tinee 1602 bad been a Victoria,*B. C., Feb. 24.-—-The T’..« Indian - Fur Catalogue, address mission school at Noah Bay was burned prominent business man in this city. Friday night. Several Indian children । Farm Animal*WASHLX«TOM. Feb. 22.—The-report of lost their lives in the flaines, which ( spread through the building before the Statistician Robinson, of the agnculturni department for January shows alarm wo* given. that on January 1 there were 161.733.oneen Victoria Growing Feeble. | A r-^jptoe Tre*ta*eut. c«w* LOXPOX Feb. 23. -Queen Vk-tori. 'XSE?lff <53 farm animals in the country. h.s rvlurned to WiodMW■ cMlle from ?^egg"»“i«2S; <J‘^.ucN5!l rtlS A Minister Killed. Mllnf i Floha. HL. Feb. 23,-Rev. J. F. Hen- Osborne, Isle of Wight Her majesty ( ar nrs~*tudnl 1 .-UMi *>• ----- —------ “*— — — In -*-•*' de «h, udimcwWJ —-- •* Bler of the Methodist Episcopal church, appeared to be more feeble than usua> »re<uitinc th a • r.rdo disease? fo and was aupported by an Indian utbmajTtcrSfifti boxes to au«o anv e-t8O. *«* only p«jr ra wirnhad been bolding a.erlea of pro­ tracted meetings near here, was killed £*175 0? *1-75 JAPANESE ______ ____ -A—- - - , ' Jt’l Ti'X4- jiuun: " • • I—« ‘ CUREW.L. Douglas • _ _ Old People Murdered. BUIHVILLE, N. Y., Feb. ^.-^Mob A. S3 SHOE W.LOOVSU th*cSoru>. _ . their full Um yesterday by a runaway team ----- — Kigbt Dvw Loac. 801 Bnd Mrs* Lonnox. Feb. te-Th. British bark Moure Se^r. aged W. wvsre found mur­ Montgomery Castle encountered tea I . i-ih.->me at this place. Rob storms uear the Asoresand eight oi ter advices. Ol MW M; ah being In town 1 Dortn rang* w wo, Orangeville and the Township«f Orang* vi!l« at Ishob. Doted. this tith day of February A O , MM. , K. C. W1STM, Township Drain Comm ssluurr of tbe Town­ ship of OrabgwUU. . Mine Kloter* Senteuced. Pittsburgh, Pa.. Feb. 23 —The Mans- , —------- . Feb. 2G.—Ex-Con* field coal region rioters Hero rentenoed gressmen II. B. StrsiL -ho for by Judge Ewing. Of the thirty-five yean, represented Minnesota in the foreigners eonv-cted sen- lower houseof representaUvesat Washforeigners convicted seven seven were were sen­ teuced to to the the penitentiary penitentiary for tor terms terms ington. died on a Mexican Central train tenced ranging from fifteen months to two here Sunday morning. He bad been years and six months, and twenty-eight j on a pleaaere lr>p and was suddenly Washington, Feb 36.—Senor Gus­ man, the minister of Nicaragua, was feeling joyous when be exhibited a. dispatch from his minister oi foreign afTuirs announcing the end of the war in Honduras. Tegucigalpa, the capi­ tal. w as surrendered Friday night and tbe long, bloody and troublesome con­ flict is over. A clause in the dispatch asked that the minister should give it wide girculatiou. Barihjtown, Ky., Feb. 24.—Mrs Nancy Hall. the grandmother of Edna Halt the victim of Phil Evans, who was banged in Bnidstown Feb. 6, waa > f r|..— -found frusen to death near the homo q£ | gr. H. Goodyear. Sole Agent. Hastiuga. S-ril-.TLMHli WOOLLEY 4BRONSON. omeet, and crew a> .. �Additional County Hews. WIDE U.OGUE Philip Ayers Inf item from Ohio. The ladies of the Presbyterian church IU.UB for baveheu preparing for an experlooca the social for tbe past few weak* Last Fri­ RBDUCEO RATffB AT leltizen of Tankee Springs- died last Sun­ day evening marked the culmination of day morning. Tbe funeral t*1*1 M‘ spring. Wm. Bivens U ijettlaff out lumber for a their efforts, and tbe rooms of Mrs. E. M. mH the right. UMhiterert kbe house Tuesday morning and was very Bentley, also tbe parlors of Mr. and Mrs. wtt: woodshedGRANO RAPID*. largely attended. »a Ed Greenfldd has moved back to Battle Julios Russen which were kindly tttltewn | Prtwle la thl* vicinity were very *uch OPPOBITV UNION DBPOT. Creek. open for tbe purpoee, were filled with peo ­ Addreaa. lurprired to hear of the sudden death _of HATK^ d.r. r.oom. So conu, Wm. Beaman, Asa Blvln. and Win. ple who had come to bear how to «rn a m} rtf the east one-half [M1 of the sast one-half Theodore German living near Parmelee, GREEN’S NURSERY CO.. Mester. N. y. o! section Mnla 3S ceula. Su-aoi Ural Troyer were at Battle Creek last Saturday. dollar and of the experience acquired [4] o! the north west ooe-tmtrth iwHitv-fonr |24]- 20 acre*. Tbe south <e*i one. >n la,5t Sunday morning. Deceased waa UEACU a BOOTH. Geo. Denary has rented I he Robert In doing so. One would really be surpris­ fouith (W1 nt the muiIIi our fourth M of I u the village Saturday afternoon apparthirteen [131—4” arm*. AU rtf the above place and will lake possesaion the 1st. of ed at the many different ways ttfken by •eetiou d«ewriixmI parrel* of Uud In town one [I] north 4 ntly as well a* ever. •nf rang* nine [9] west, county ot Barry and , the different ladles to earn tbelr dollar. stale of Michigan. Ruben Stimpsou and Florence Tungate, April. • t Mr.*aud Mra.C. P. Gray wbo have been Some were very amusing, and decidedly Ahm thfsowth v.**t nne fourth [UJ ot tbe REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF Lewi' Potts and KHlh Stimpson. of Parsmith wret. me-fourth of seettmt eighteen living on L. J. Willisons farm In Coloma original. Selling some product of tbe H8—4ft acre*. Town nne hl north range eight « lalec. were married at tbe residence ol [«] wul, Barry County and of Mlfthiean. for tbe last two years intend to culinary art was a favorite method with I ev. B. Moore, last Friday night. HikamColkmaw. move back on tbelr farm in Maple Grove Ad ml ii hi valor. many. One young damsel gave a hard The young people, of here, enjoyed a Th ' above «•>« l< ndlmrnetf until Tuesday, this spring. earned dollar which was obtained by the 3rd day of April. 1KM*. at Wo'eloik a. m. \ rashington birthday (pP at Jordan** hall There is quite a good deal of eickuess blacking stoves and piling wood. Build­ Friday night. Miss Mary Smith returned to her home ' in Maple Grove at this writing. lug flres. sewing on buttons, selling stove Mrs. Jacobs has sold her house and lot holders, dutch cheese, cookies, fried cakes i Charlotte last Saturday. lu Geo. Brown. Consideration 8575. Some of our young people attended a Ice cream, and dollies were a few of th« Wm Guy is talking of going to Isabella You will find my store-house full numerous ways taken to get possession of pi irty given by Mary and Frankie Griffin county to buy a farm next week. of my own make of steam engines from ; their home in South Thoinapple last the much sought dollar. Forty three of Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Whitney expect to six to seventy-five horse power. Ten them were obtained in all. A musical 5 tturday evening. move to Ohio about the first of March. sizes and four styles made. Come and Geo. S. Bassett was In Charlotte aud program was given during tbe evening. ■। PUBUSHCD SV Mr. and Mrs. L. E Seamen of Nashville see the goods and get prices. You will Vermontville on business last Saturday. been presented. I A little play was to have t----------------are visiting at Wm. Seaman's at this FUNK A WAGNALL8 CO., NEW YORK. find them the best made in the state. Ward Whittemore started bis saw mill but owing to the Illness of Mrs. Hayes it writing. . I also make iron and wood lathes, saw oi Mr. Cridler’s farm west of the village had to be omitted. Mis. A. T. Rowley visited at T. 8. arbors and emery grinding machines. tt is week. , ‘ I have a good stock to select from. The young people of the M. E. Sunday Brices in Hastings, Tuesday this week. IT COST Lowell Jarrad will work fo\ James sc tool gave Will Webb a birthday surSevere Hook. Baltimore Dem ary aud Geo. Coaly fur A. T. Rowley Mails Hook. NEARLY pr se last Munday evening. Cha«. w. Brooks, Maple Grove J. W. Saunders and wife celebrated their this summer. Nellie Archer “ ONE NASHVILLE rtKH. The M. E. people are bolding meetings wi tiding anniversary last Munday nightGeo. H. Ford. Yankee 8orirg< Anna Stratton Haunay. New York MILLION diss Maude Young spent Sunday In at their church this week. Geo. W. Clark, Johnstown Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Chaffee of Baltimore ■B. stings. Bella Bogers. “ DOLLARS. J^wIa W. Potts. Parmalce rred Walker spent Sunday and Monday visited at Hubert Shoups last Sunday. Edith A. Stlmp^ou -wi h his parents near Wayland. Reuben BHrnpuon. Parmalce Florence Tungate "he entertainment given by Miss Bessie Front Yarg* r. Carlton The ladies of tbe Methodist society will Grandest literary achievement Ge >rge was a complete success, the reLena Geiger. Bowtie OF THE CENTURY. bold an experience social in the Congrega ­ cel Ma being about $33. Wilbur O. Carpenter, Tbornapple It Is mads on new plans by the Isadora Moored *• tional cl urch parlors next Saturday even ­ ' ’he Cong. S. S. gave a concert last SunBest Talent. Morton L. Bisson. Carlton ing March, 3rd. Ot course ail are invited. «; even lug. Its Editors number 24-7. Carrie M. ttavacool •• Hubbard A Hendershott have moved in preparation 4- years. 11. S. Keeler has bills out announcing Has a Wonderful Vocabulary of Steal Estate Transfer* that h*1s going to retire from business tbelr saw mill back to tbelr lumber yard nearly MelKu M. Powell to Mariah Carl Isle. parcel. am will close out his stock at reduced at Irving and the number of logs already Middlevine. *1500 on hand, besides those that are being pri -os Jacob a. Grow to Cora C: Packard. 8 Hartltura. *900. .1 he Christian Endeavor held a ••Con- brought to the yard every day. will keep 90.Joseph More than Twice the Word*found in any whlirnmb Io Chas. H. Whitcomb. 40 other 1 VoL Dictionary. and about 75,000 more them busy for some time. They had men a, *ec 23. Maple Grove, 81. ver at ion Social” Tuesday night. . James J Lowe to Florence E. Lowe. 120 a. words chan Any Other Dictionary of the on the road Mondav with shovels and 37. Assyria, «3M0. scrapers making a track along the edge of John Flagelwhrchtto Henry J. Ider, 80 a. DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY 91. Johnstown Biooo. I he weather has moderated. Last 1Sat* the snow banks so as to haul on sleighs as sen John Calvnr to K. P. and M. M. Darling. OS a. Until you have investigated the STANDARD. 83-00 Ladies’ Misses' or Men’s 84.50 Ladles' nr Men’s Shoes @ 83.50. sec 22. Johnstown, ord iv the Thermometer reglsitred 13 long as possible. A Poor Book shun* comparison. We Invite lu Peter Butem* tn J. H. and Katie A nd! er, 80 Do not buy .. . •• s.T5 shoes <a 8.50 tin old work because It has a good 4ow zero. * Orin McNaughton Is back to work name. 1.50 Misses' or Men’s Shoes 8.00 1.30 5 r. a id Mrs. Albert Dewey intend to, again. Their house caught on fire the Particular* sent free to any address. 2.10 2 50 Mru> Shors « 1.00 ma! :e Ledford their future home. PRICE 812 to $22 according to Hasting* Market*. other day aud in trying to put out the Binding. Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Gil fas pie of flames be hurt his foot again so still limps Rut lev. 1C to 18. Corn per bu.. 40. And all shoes on this side at tcut _prices. Everything in Shi itz viitited Mr*. G. ’* parents here Sat- considerably. Hinn per dnz., I2to 14. our store at reduced prices urdiy ana Sunday. IVdrs per lb . 2. John Kogers and Mr. Chandler are talk­ Iafi! per lb.. 10. i re. Sirnbu Winters I* not hnprorng ing of moving to Middleville soon. Mr. Pntntne* per bu., 40to 45. KALAMAZOO. MICH. Rye per bu.. 43. ver r rapidly. Rogers has been working in a harncsb Tallow per lb..SH. Ont* per bu.. 2*. J r. Cj»kso i ami family are going to shop there and with the prospect af per­ Sales Agent for Barry, Alle­ Wheat, red per bu.. M. duo'r to Bedford. gan and Ottawa Counties, mauent employment be thinks best to Wheat, white per bu..M. Clover Seed -*r bu.. 4 W tn3.5ft ' move bis family to Middleville. Timothy Seed per bu.. 5L3O Barley per tx». 80 to an. Mr. Smith the new tenant oo John ’[he house of Mr*. Lee Tinker, who Hay per tou, 4.00 to. 7 00. Campbell’s place is moving bis farm uten­ Miller need nephu. M. Hickory Corners, Mich. live about oue and one half miles north Pork dre**ed. a ». to 6.00. sils this week and preparing to take pos­ n««an*. 7ft to 1.2ft. easi of the post office, caught on fire last Chicken dressed. 8 and 9. session as soon as the present tenant, Sat trday about noon. When discovered Turkey*, dressed. 11. . Stephen Smith, wbo is to move west of Beef dressed. 5.B0 to 6.00. it v as under good headway, but by the Beef live, 2Hto 3, Middleville, shall vacate^ Mutton, dressed. 3. goo I work of Miss Carrie, she had it sub­ Henry Beck will move on the old Pratt due 1 or nearly so when Mr Buskirk saw It and came । to help extinguish the ilkines. place the first of April, having rented the MOBTGAGE HALE. place'the ensuing year. Om side of the roof was entirely ruined. Default havlDg been made in the condition* There has been considerable talk of of a certain niortgare made by Martin V. BarGeorge and Afmon Ritchie have gone to kerand Harriet Barker, hl* wife, and late about tbe advisability of organlxing a dated February 22.l<ftn 1884 and recorded In the of­ Balli more township to work In Charlie band here and Monday night tbe final ar­ fice of the ItegiHter of Deed*, for the County ot Eas man’s saw mill. Barry In the State of Michigan. February 29, rangements were made, so that It Is now a 1881, in liber 17 of mortgages on page* 218 and L ist Monday Ed O’Connor drew thirtyon which mortgage thece Is claimed to be certainty. For the present a teacher from 219 1. > due at the date of this notice tbe sum of four two railroad ties on his wagon from this plac^j to Irving station which is tbe larg­ Nashville will take charge of the work hundred and forty-one dollars and thirty-nine cent* and no suit or proceedings at law having PART NO. 1. and our station agent, Mr. Cummings, been Instituted to recover the amount secured est load that has been drawn from here. by said mortgage or any part thereof. Notice J(|hn Dioks-ju returned to bis home in will be the leader. Tbe members of the is therefore hereby given that on the 26th day Bring or send one coupon band so far as we have learned are Mr. of May. 18M at 10 o’clock In tbe forenoon there Nevf York State last week Wednesday. will be sold at the north front door ot tbe together with Ten cents in His tieice Miss Malle Page returned with i Cummings, Ernest Poff, Billy McCann. court house, in the City of Hastings, County of Barry and State of Michigan, said court bouse Frank Rogers, Waller Babcock, Lew Gil- being mone}' or stamps, to the him for a visit. the place for holding the Circuit Court for tbe County ot Barry, al public auction to the BANNER office and receive Clinton Burpee had a nanow escape let, Jim Chandler and Willie Watkins. highest bidder, the premises described in said one part of “The Holy Land Mr. Strong was to have possession of mortgage or so much thereof as may be neces last Friday afternoon. He was helping sary to satisfy the amount due on said mort ­ Photopraphed.” In ordering cut log*, and went to cut a sappllng off the flouring mill here to weeks ago, but gage as above set forth, with the interest there­ Mr. Hughes oq account of having so on. and the costs, charges and expense* allow­ be sure to give name, P. O. whip the tree they were working on bad ed by law and provided for In said mortgage, benj down, and it came back with such much grain on band was unable to re­ said premise* being iltuate In the City of Ila»ttn«*ln the Counyr of Barry, and State of linquish It until Monday of the present force *s to knock him down. When his Michigan and described as follows: Commenc­ ing tear rods east and thirty-three rods and brother C. W. Burpee got to him, the sam­ week. Under tbe new management Mr. two tert south on a continuous line of Jtfierson Street from the south east corner of lot one, pling lay across his body and had blacked Meisner Is bead miller. fire Chamberlain,* addition to the City of Mt. Oliver Brigbtball of Grand Rapids block botii of his eyes and hi* nose quite badly, Hasting*, thence south twenty-two rod*, ease COMPRISING twenty-nine rod*, north twenty-two roda, west is visiting Mr. aud Mra. Geo. Brigbtball. but I fortunately the sappling was not twenty-nine rod* to place of beginning contain­ Mrs. Jay Pierson has a sister visiting ing four acres of land. Also commencing four heavy enough to inflict fatal injuries. rods east of the south east corner of block four There will be a night cap social at the her from Bowen's Mills. of Chamoerialn't addition to the City of HastingMhence sooth along the east 11m of Jeffen Oak| Grove school house next Friday son Street to corporation line, east with corpo­ Card of Thanks. A trip from Joppa--Through Jerusalem and ration line twenty nine rod*, north twelve rod*, nlgfajt. Proceeds to go towards purchas­ We wlab to express our heartfelt thanks west to place of Mtioning. being on north west its wonders, Through the Scenes of Christ’s Birth ing plebe* for the school. quarter of section twenty, town three, north and Ministry’--Bethlehem, Nazareth, Bethany, to kind friends and neighbors, who ren­ range eight west. Dated. February 28th. 18M. and the Cities of Galilee—Through the Weird dered so many acta of kindness during our Gko«gb F. Kk>a*tox, Mra. Eva Guy closes her winter team of recent affliction. Mountains of Sinai and the Scenes of Old Testa­ Aloxxo E. Koutabtox. 4 Mortgagee. ment Glory. school in the No. 9 this week. Mbs. busay Bagley and Family. Attorney for mortgagee. Midtfumu. Mr*. KobUi*on. an oM i rt^pec”*1 about aU the material oo the ground tbelr new baras to be erected In THE KENT GIRGULflR SAWS, LARGE and SMALL, KEPT IN STOGK. ARE YOU POSTED Standard" dictionary fl. C BUXTON, STRICTLY 01511 SALE FOR 30 Days FROM FED. 17 TO MrtRCtl 17 300,000 WOODS AID PHRASES. Everything on the east side of our store, which includes Lsidit-s’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes; Men’s, Yixith's and Boy’s Shoes; Felts and Socks, at tbe following . low prices: Gt THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gen’l Agts., We must close out some of our goods to make room ---------------------- for spring stock. Our prices have always been low and this re­ duction is bound to be appreciated. D. P. POPE, i STOWELL < THE HOLY LAND > 4 1 PHOTOGRAPHED. > 4---------------------- --------- > < Holy Land COUPON NO. ---------------- ? > 4 4 4 4 Photographed A Complete Tour of Palestine Coffee KealBrajidfYava&Moclia Best Coffee grownS5«Mfarld Per£dctionofstrengtK&flavor Guaranteed absolutely pure Reproducing the exact Scenes of the Great Events of the Bible—The Tomb of Abraham, the Well of Jacob, Sinai, the Dead Sea, Tombs of David and Absalom, Pools of Solomon, Sechem, the Battle-Fields of Israel, Many Views of Jerusa­ lem- -its Walls, Gates, Streets Mosques,Churches, People, Sacred Spots, and the Many Hallowed Places Outside the Walls—Gethsemane, Golgotha, Mt. of Olives, Pool of Siloam, Jericho and Jordan. The Holy Land as it is To-day. Palestine, Modern and Historic, Photographed. HOW TO OBTAIN THEM Every reader of the BANNER is entitled to participate in the distri­ bution of the Moly Land Portfolios. Bring or send ten cents in coin or stamps to the Office of the HAS­ TINGS BANNER ocover cost of postage, mailing, distribution, etc , together with an order cut from this “ad" in the BANNER and you will receive Holy Land Portfolio, No. 1, contaning sixteen photographic re­ productions 9x11 inches in Size. Take Notice! •a\ •n^08e W^°_care to take advantape of the above offer (and no one c an afford to mra» lu*W!rTh ^eiencloee?-f?u^wJn “Holy Land ) holographed” wliich will be found in • least until further notice, together with 10 cents in stamps or coin. Owing * j“e number that will no doubt be ordeicd, the smal] amount of expense involved. all orders MUST BE ACCOMPANIED WITH THE CASH OR STAMPS, as we cannot afford to open any- book accounts for these small amounts. We will send in the first list of names for Part One next week Sat­ urday, ana every Saturday thereafter. There are hundreds of readers of the Banner in Barry County and elsewhere who should get these photographs. Remember all it costs is 10 cents a w«-e1r(or 7 weeks. rLAI™YSU.taWfflCH™u: Y¥O°DUSEM.E8a^.K"T0,CE 4DDBESSES THE BANNER, . y y - « * HASTINGa, MICH � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-03-08.pdf 1846d5f13095f828b90c89d5c3268c25 PDF Text Text ..I. The best Advertis­ ing medium m Bar­ ry County. HASTINGS. MICH, MARCH 8. 1894. WHOLE NO. 2021 Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by The Magnificent Scenery and Buildings of Will be presented in PARTY Or ■ lQh()tograpliic Tour of the World DON’T MISS ANY NUMBERS No.I.Hain-No. 2.ltaliiandGrB6G6-No.3,Hawaiian Islands No. 4, France. PART FIVE Versailles—Gallery of Battles Royal Palace Carniva at Nice Mosque of Cordova Gibraltar Alhambra, Granada Court of Lyons, Gran­ ada John Smith died at the home of his son, Henry p. Smith. Feb. 17th, aged 84 years. COOK. BBO8.. Children and grand children from Grand s-gsrares. area. Rgpids, Lowell and Hastings, attended the funeral. Mrs. L. Whttney te visiting a brother at Lowell' this week. Mrs. Mary Brown visited her daughter Too late for last Issue. the first ef the week. John Deering is moving north of Prairie­ Mrs.. W. Smith was called to Freeport ville where be expects to reside the to care for her daughter, Mrs. C. Uclka, coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Barber spent Sun­ L. Matthews was on the street again day in apring Brook. last Sunday. Blanche Thorpe, of Richland, was the W. Smith aud C. Lletka was at the guest of Sarah Dorr Saturday and Sun­ county seat Tuesday. day. Our town is being canvassed pretty Chas. Bat ber lost a valuable 3-year-old thoroughly by fruit tree agents. colt Monday eight The animal got out of the barn and getting In a snow drift, It is supposed It broke a blood vessel trying, Parties from Battle Creek and Wood­ to extricate itself. land have been buying eows in this vtei»iQuite a number of our young people at­ ty. It looks as though cows were more tended the dance at Hickory Corners the profitable than wheat. 13nd and a very enjoyable time was For some time the officers in Nashville ported. have been on the lookout for Mr. Baras Mrs. Cornelius Barber entertains the who was wanted for theft at Battle Creek. Aid Society od Wednesday afternoon. He had succeeded-in eluding the officers Sarah Deering is staying a short time veryrieveriy. Saturday night about 11 o’clock some one kaockod at Officer Ap­ with Mrs. Susie Keith at Richland. J. Bill delivered a deck of fat sheep to pleman’s house and* in forme* him Baras C. Crosby on Friday. was spending the night at Ed. PalmattePs. on the state road. Appleman started for F. Barter visited a special friend the place at once and found his man Id Augusta Sunday. bed. He arrested him and took him to Bittie Creek on the mid-night train. Emma Hinchman has been visiting her Clark Titmarsh and family have moved aunt a» Battle Creek the past two weeks. on the Neaae farm. Lottie Tompkins returned last Wednes­ Mr. Waters and family, of Hastings day from a weeks visit at Galesburg. twp.. were guests at M. B. Bloom’s SubMra. Harry SpUiney, her sister, coming <toy. with her for a \nontlis visit with her The Misses Thomas are ou the stek I tot. tMrs. Nina Tasker and Mrs. Louise Smith were at Battle Creek three days this week visiting Mrs. Chas. Morehouse. For the seeond time this winter, dog. We had several warm lovely days last killed sheej^for Wm. Smith. This week making us long for summer. six were kilted and otters bitten. pThe masquerade at the hotel last Wed­ Miss Jennie Murdock was a caller on nesday evening was a fine affair. . our streets last week. ✓tr. and Mrs. Melvin Tuckerman, of Wolf planted 30*0 trout it* the Les­ Battle Creek, were in town Wednesday lie brook, a few days agoaud Thursday of last week and attended J*. A. Grow, of Hastings, called on his the masquerade. many friends here last week. An exhibition at the Ellis school teu.se Hay is still being shipped from this on Friday evening of this week. station* Mu. B. F. Wolf Is on the stek ILL Gary Baker and Frank Wolf were at ✓Old Mrs. Content died last Thursday Cedar Creek fishing last week. and was buried in the Prairieville ceme­ t/flon. Daniel Striker, ot Bastings, made tery Friday p. m. Funeral services were a business trip tp our vicinity last week. conducted by Rev. C. T. Van Antwerp at ✓Levant McIntyre is now unloading a car of barn lumber, and drawing it home. the M. E. church. J. W. Wolfe and children were guests William Harmon has moved his family onto Oren Hughes' tenent tease In the of friends here Sunday. The children will remain for a few days. village. ^Frof. Danforth is in our village making an effort to render "Queen Esther” with the assistance of our home talent The bottom has fallen out ot the public Thomas Fox and family hare moved on­ highway. to Dr. Hyde’s farm. Tbe sweet spring time has been bubLewis Thompson is paying his mother a ling up in the kettles and sap pans tbe visit. past week. pThe Juvenile Band of Plainwell, will Ernest Edmonds closed his school at the give an entertainment at the M. E. church Center last Thursday. Mr. E. gave good March 8th, assisted by local talent. satisfaction and many would teen glad to Mrs. Josie Loveland visited friends in have retained him for tbe spring term. Hastings during the past week. His pupils presented him with a book of! Miss Caddie Fowser has returned from poems. Miss Zella Odell spent the past week at Manton. Thomas Waters will have an auction ber parents tome in Carlton. Wheat Is looking rather brown at pre­ sale at his farm March Sth. John Deering has moved onto Dr. Mc- sent writing. George Burchfield who has teen staying Leay’s place. • Rev. 'VanAntwerp and wife visited with his parents during the winter in­ tends to return to Charlotte in a short Kalamazoo last Wednesday. Mrs. Pbller, of Michigan City, is the time. Mr. John Carpenter keeps a good stock guest of her nephew, Warren Richards. Frank Farr, of Greenvtll^ is visiting of groceries on hand and is drawing a fair share of tbe taade. his uncle H. Farr and family. Chas. Smith has been kept within, the Many of the children and some of the part week with a lame back. older people are being vaccinated. Sales of farm stock aud implements, Lawyer Anderson, of Plainwell, was in our village Monday to attend the lawsuit are numerous this spring. Nr. Ben Fisher returned from Ohio last between M. J. Goss and W. DePruster. COUNTY NEWS. France, Spain, Switzerland And Denmark OF Alcazar, Seville Giralda Tower, Seville Lion of Lucerne Panorama of Lucerne Monaco Copenhagen—National Theatre. Rosenberg Palace Hamlet’s Castle. Back numbers can still be had. Complete series in 16 parts. 256 SUPERB ART PHOTOGRAPHS Worm Ono Dollar EM Arranged under the supervision of the well known lecturer a nd- prince of travelers H. tl. RAQAN With accurate, instructive and entertaining descriptions by EMMA C. BUSH. The World’s Storehouse has given up its choicest treasures for this collection. this____ book. Nobody, will be without _______ _____ __ The most value, entertainment ____ _ w ,w. secured for ___________ A bonanza for the buyer. and benefit ever little money. A liberal educatiod in World’s history acquired while being entertained. A trip around the world in an hour. The striking wonders of the world perpetuated in tfvery home. The delights of travel without its discomforts; its benefits without its expense. Secured for our readars at ONE-TENTH THE COST IN BOOK FORM. David Durkee has a fine yearling cott which is la a bad shape caused by botag booked to the shoulder by a cow. Dr. Waddle was called to sew up the cut and it Is hoped the colt will get along. Mrs. Williams’ daughter of Harting® to visiting ber. Lulu Cole Is working for Mrs. George Whitney for a few weeks. Mr. Whitney has returned from his trip south no better in health. Miss Clara Fleming has been engaged among the farmers. to teach the school at the Center this In each copy of this paper is printed a coupon. Bring or sen Mra. CkrisM Price Is emeng our sic* spring which will commence March 2fith. one of these coupons, together with ten cents in coin or stamps to our this week. office, and you will receive one part of the series. Back numbers can Misses Elie and Emma Barber and Etbel we hear. Miss Fleming comes highly re­ cooper, ot Naahvllle, were guests ot ‘ - commended by Mr. E. Andrus. be had on the same terms. , . . • Don’t IVfiss Illis Chance. How 10 86GUF6 IMS UnDF6G6(i6nt6(] OW Be particular to state the number of the part desired, give Y full name and address, and enclose the necessary coupons an e cents. SE^D FOR BACK LUMBERS OF THIS GREAT SERIES Don’t Nfiss ■■n. . ................ Hastings Banner. VOL. >XXXVI1I.NO. 45. CONTENTS .I.U.WW. .1 Largest Circulation of any paper in the AND HAVE WORK COMPLETE CartletoD. It Is quite evident that some of our Nashville people *re * httte behind the times; judging from the joung man spok­ en of In tost weeks News, who recently visited Grand Rapids. But the News edi­ tor need not say much, fori we have heard that not long since he made a trip to a neighboring city and attempted to light an electric light by applying a matrix. Sugar making Is the order oi the day One year has elapsed since Grover Cleveland has bold the reins of govern­ ment officers iu his hands and what one of the many fair promises of his adminis­ tration has been fulflliefi for the goo# af our American people? ’ Were we not pro­ mised better times when- the administra­ tion changed from repubHaan to democrat­ ic? Were we not also promised more money when the so called > Sherman BHJ should be repealed? We faib to see any of these fair promises wbieb were matte by stump orators before Grover’s election, or any of the more recent (pledges fulfill­ ed. On the other hand, what more cooM the present administration hare done to paralize all industries that were success­ fully operated previous to Grover Cleve­ land’s election? Who, or wbaki.has caueetj all these changes withto so short a time; financial distress, unemployed laboa, rendering once happy homes- In abject want for the necessaries to sustain life, and whoever thought or read since Arnett ea was discovered of so great an array daily marching to the Soup Hoase8?-Wby, all these changes surely demoartrate any­ thing but prosperity among, the masses who would earn their bread by the sweat of their brow. Then again in-ldifi anottoer financial panic under James- £ Polk*^ administration swept over the country. Well fattened pork sold attire market for the sum of $1.50 per hundred;.wheat Sic. to 40c. per bushel; potatoes ■ We. to 12c. per lb; other articles of produce in pro­ portion. Labor 50c. per day or from $10 to $11 per month and strange a« It-may be all these changes took place during demo­ cratic administrations. Do not the times justly accord with their teachings of the pest? How loug, oh, how long will, they insist upon following In the eld rule?' A. B. Tennock aud Mr. Jackson have just finished baling about twenty toae of hay raised and secured upoa> the faau- of the former. Arthur Bush delivered his crop of bated hay at Milo last week, Albert Flint and wife have been afileted the past week by having two- siek children to care for. Some complain of a dog poisoner having visited here last week and* having admin­ istered the stuff to two dogs one-rrf which died. The other still earvlvea. Quarterly meeting was held al theM. P church Saturday afternoon and Sunday. gregational church in this place Saturday evening and Bunday a. m. Warm sugar and taffy account for that “sweet” look on the faces of our young people, also for sticky door knobs. Miss Belle Dorr vfetod Freeport friends over Sunday.. A very* successful term of school was closed in the Freeport schools last Friday. S. C. Woolett was in-Lewell Monday. Dr. E. F. Snytes ts under the care of Dr. Parkhurst of MfddlevMte. Mrs. V. IMpp is under the doctors J. Roush's little daughter is said to be improving. BMZowb Last Saturday evening the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Ederie, Bedford, was the scene of a gay -party of young people, gathered in honor of the birthday of their son, Master Frank. The time wps spent most enjoyably with masie, games, -etc. A fine supper was-served during tbe eve­ ning. J. H. Atwood in- behalf of Prank's young friends presented useful and beautiful presents, which will be a pleasant reminder of this event Mrs. Keith spent a.few days last week in Battle Creek with her sister whose daughter is very sick. M. George HamlUou i> very sick with the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dewey, also Mr. Cookson and, family-, will mow in the spring from the farm in- Banfield to a small place in this vtetalty, which Mr. Dewey has bought state the fire. Hope Center, Mrs. Florence Wllbinson spent last Wednesday and Thursday with ber sister Mrs. J. Doster, of Prairievlllle-. The friends of Charite Gibson met at his home and gave him* a very pleasant surprise last Friday evening. Mr. Leroy Srantz/ has retacaed from Wisconsin where he went to-see his moth­ er, who wa» very fiok- but- to left her much improved in health. Grandp*CbandlerKwbo hatka very se­ vere attack of the la gr pps to much bet­ ter at this-writing. Miss Gertie Kelly.Is working for Mrs. L. Gesle* A social was hetdvrt Di Morford’s last Wednesday evenincJor the benefit of - the liberal preacher. It* was n success finan­ cially. Mrs. W. Kenertrick Mid daughters, Several car loads of* hay wore shipped Hattie and Ida, vteited frtoud* near Cedar Creek Friday. from Milo iaat week-. Mr. Yokeman a -vetlnary surgeon of Ka­ lamazoo, removd a ;“der<nrtd tueaor” from the gambrel joint,of a two year old eolt of MIm Louis Hall .closed a very success­ W. A. Spaulding-last week. ful term of scbaol in District No 8, last Last Friday night burgtars broke open Friday. the office of W*’ Ai Spaultifag tert secured The Star Strata! at our school house last nothing. The door of hto- safe has been Tuesday even tag was- well attended and left open since the former raid. proved a grand success. An occasional.load*of wheat finds its The night-raptorial last Tuesday eve­ way to marketiat«58c. per bu. nlag at Oak Grove school touse was a Roy Thorp dosed the winter term of success botihsoelally and financially. school last Friday. A. C. Towne was Last Sunday afternoon Andrew Vtlenthere as Usual with oranges and candy as ttee had the misfortune to have the team a token of respeet In which he bolds the be was drl viag become frightened, and get young of the district. A very pleasant itoyond his- control. The whlpple trees time. A vacation of one week and Roy |broke and*threw Me. Valentine out .fract­ uring bls ooliar bone and bruising him up commences-the spaing terra. Social events of the week. A fish pon<h considerably. There is io be adwxt at Jno. Tinker's social at Mr. and Mrs. A K. FlowersL. Sonro tgughable event* occurred in Ask­ this week.Thursday evening. Mrs. Myron Putter is gaining very ing. An eatertainnaeat was jgiren at the Mite slowly .and Jennie Johnson is reported as school, assisted by the Mills Bros. Gtee being wozse. Club tor the beuefit of the dlstrisk )L b rarju $8.00 the res nit and it served to draw our minds fnnu tbe hard tames A abuxch social will be held ah A. Mur­ andithe sham* (ja* Uncle Benjlman. Mor­ dochs.Friday evening to which all are in­ gan says) at Waateiagton. It was.& sne- vited. Erie* cakes and Qcoflbe will be served. csee for mirth and laughter. abas. Raterand wife and* Mi.. Vlolo. Morrell attended the dance ah Silver Creek, last week. M rs. Si It Pierson is on the sink list. Jay Ntotols, of Charlotte, Is veiling­ Mr. J Mito Corn Ing Is very slot at this relatives here. writing. Vean Bechtel spent Saturday and Sun- | Mark and Charlie Montague are sick.: 'with Material fever. day with Bert IxjwIs in Hoplites. MtanReoa Minar spent Sunday withk ' Writing school closed last Saturday morning. her parents. F. M. Waltert has bi*saw mill on. Hen-, The social that was b»W at T. Ifc Moores last Friday night fiwr the benefit of ry Hewitt’s place and> Is living in Rob’U the T. P. S. C. E at this. place was unite Beatlie's house. well attended. Willie Sherman of MWdievilte is visit­ ing bis sister Mrs. WUA Kntckobackir at B. Andrus and J..C. Ketchum attend­ ed the Eaton Co.. Teachers Association this place. The Dramatic Club of this plate pre­ . Saturday morning, Miss Emma Barber is In Detroit and sented their play to a full bonae Last Sat­ Jackson this week on business. urday night. Miss BlecKFumiM was among friends There was a surprise party at James WlUlamtoii’d Iasi Friday night. Every at Hastings Tuesday and Wednesday of body enjoyed ttomaelvea tripping the this week. Noya Friday. Miss Fleming spent Sunday at Dr. A. • light fantastic" until the w<» hours ot the Quimby. Mrs. MIm Griffin Is very low with conL. Taylor*, tn Middleville Mrs. Wm. Geiger and daughter Lulu of morning. sumption. Mr. Caalleloe, of Quimby, died Monday There will be a masked hall at Beith*. Mrs. Wm. Lowder, who has been very Toledo, Ohio, are visiting her sisters Mrs Every night at the home of his daughter, Mr. Hall at this place. March Ifith. Waldorff and Mra. Taylor of this place. ■lek with heart trouble, la alowly recover­ 5 Octa. Pat O’Brien, of this place. The funeral body come and bring your mask, idetnlo here The mump* are stlllTuk ‘ ing. Mrs. Mary Babcock of\Baltimore Is vis- a number. services were held at Quimby Wednesday. Mra. Nellie Marshall, who waa Mice an Mias Edith Strickland speut Sunday at Inmate ot Che Kalamazoo asylum, Is Inaahe Iting friends In this piece. Morgan. Charles Castelten who has been at Art Slower Lowell Freeport ■ Fred Flory has returned to his home at Nashville for sene time doctoring Is do visit Monday. better and hto recovery to doubtful. Coats Grove. J. O. Chafin ot Lowell called on Free­ Mra. Wa. Graves of South Boardman M. Klu>l« >>!• motter M H«»port friends Munday. linn <1*11M1 *“ "* -fi«r daughter Mr*. John Caatelien. bl, ^,wr treat No«r OrlMM, — , . u.-.t.. *11 Ma . Wm. T. Rourti ofSaginaw visited Tne- FUTURE NUMBER fotUHVUt �y' •invH\»U •-.lift V.\ WuWftltt-o v iera in •lat," pht thfcik > ■'* wm to _have h £o at him^now uook <mt for yoursell. yon young devfl.“ he celled to Tom, and as he spoke he ej-i-'e ;■ ‘ 'ivn/T1* rnn tri the latter, struck, furiously at him. and tried to wreat “Afraid of blMlW1. 1 uhouid think!" his ttMt’''* ‘ ’ ’av.-ay wKiwSIE^' X'oat Aia.hol anmrrd ..Ur»....Mi'w0iiffhp, nT1’ .... .J _1.L~.. ,L|. »nd. Miry to many/Beubdn GorriAni?. •. h?rtp!yr Mt , ""beleariM,thep mlripuhwat ' l^k’Jp't^wU&'S ‘sltoke. nl«” l»uu “lie's very wise if ho dde6>keep ihjH ahe.aaid; <gnlH«Iv <1 VHilirlVf .J/.uU, j TrZ2<M,M.. '■ that *To* Iri-TlltilWarifchlrige# HIM MMfck the*. “Savannah,“ cried:(Marji<Uttdigatatp .if^,nihat,»riW«|ed,lMM> W itoputtopon iftf cowardie. «<> Tom ; , ■ ■ <?• ‘ . Attun'd * head at this Ulen from the Torn'. comment. “We. all distrust i&tewa saeameasa ip no end of . She must fifty times (’MW she could/ sllthaOTo “Why. Jost uhat apypsy mipht moam by saying,the .<o«khT«*haU aorta If rebbtah ttr the palm of yonr hanA. Rei^d^ INImy.-H** Walfe waj. aha haa, and what kindneaa-aba has shown to my father." “If you had AMS’Aar last night you wouldn’t have thoabd)-t dfio lAbked .why 'wh'Efe'.^wia JMriIse 1 thktf ybb"<hfhW. ' lT>fey":tatUn ' but' ptehsed id Oral Tori umriiTthe-oth-1 .,>*,£ i.-nni•«!) • ' t i'fery’df pain” iina rage’,' he Ml murder!” She spoke deUbbraMly/knd er'a part ao readily. As soon as the men bad passed otftof ■' tt'Yhb'kWWti. Wtlte dWjert 'tjc/ her hoft' roioe. full .and awiJMl'ae^iuttd U“. ?Atafeb.. J«ndon;t |w>n>. Ur tutoi me; 1 to vibrate through the . jidtiler' noota. against the lasa." htoriplr.;StoMmahim<rtd-i•'ta«inioi*-;,,W Ww^’ •’<«» v.m> k. | MtrDe mflhd.i of the shadow .xfllYDKturi [ '|'»< Tl»F were eomged. lamk! seeing'.Ute. “They are in search of you.” shb”-df •th# 'glWHh|g;. :M-.f*4r them. Gibeon Pravrie taaii iufluurdnrerjs “l am HP? said to her coApriMMi. "anti think yon muttrnadw threats ! they-itlc*ed: roupU; Ifthqughtai'hnr) pidiH .nl nwot iti<> replied the girl, and after that sahi n > Maie gwna tooBr.eotWJ1 ’Yota dHist > Turn to,Dttoak balsi»><p> dial | “SavauphWr•AMMw W^uki' ........ . Htmamar-enUlmMabjacU'). rjdfnS .a«dt> “It is true*’’ she continued. “J1 tram «o ttork attv ,<itXX! uigteU’’ h.mj UwMRnn^vU kno>.( T<^.!to(Mpg(1'thatlJ^Wkpa#i4Hd,.D<* the man bxU»#ih<A»^.;W^ is dangerouA.' come home >}W ,TrnT; “ZvrTT » K«- 1~U, «-„rl «« |d rose _ __ iaalbly, Wlhe a.xlr of jourl-itLu-u ’ i toW'hMb'bJe <W«JcC>tfp. HIWMf. gone to sit with his fith4r.'',“’jn ' ■' ’w^>a~h^Md ' -ma,-ttrfrP"^'souric*-iW,g|o"ttl.. •!fbrihl^/^^ ■".__ 4Hq --- --------------------------<^h j’Wd >mstthf; 1 <feibw' wbU"f‘ aky-^lib » inowt^ Wiiwd Mar^, »ftvulib»Hi(ii ’ means murder.” .losilw tictU uldalSorq J feeling dispppolritod. and rftowingty ‘Mferi1" ’ I1” *’ *”7 '■' ■ ’ w ,'"11 1 -IninVIkmlt 1-mVIhmlt {jxm yxm -fchin|m<5loii ahink“9lou-,ttrul Atalil Thirir'wall-ell- wfMheH aljthowti'iA ,.bar..about-dope .nopgh?'.. miiVaoal: Jui /6h<HoQk4d4MffoR^MMed»rwflnMia k hi bar kNQkp.<>U>a(t>(tri rj iv i, hurt bn-' i .xofcnhwc'.ttonlhel paiasionase< oittoftidfaf - - | (|«es AfeaVwerwftMtfl q* lwnwk “Yes,” said Tom, fidgeting ^Ujh hip . th»t hwl ■mw*I (iwotwfhiwtoronmlri •fol bdltlAt mJ and round that they were bOlbi They sean^Jy ,w>kfrUHAi),Ah)ty ’wlttblritf IWBtf'tlfcl'aftfcli Wibdbfc-U mrtl.'" ‘iofoethWg4 inKt 'Obi;i'AifeW<iWh.' <Hh^> WalhUl!kM,ttf MM' Illih- about <"W Ofllh»W»m|t«Tlf *>wrin Who wal ,V ill 1"r^r!'tirl.--»dM-Mn, “r^r! ■,^®^oft ‘ “ Wll 1 V^ml^brtsMm !.«heta*A*fn^. “'•rinriumn''romiri“lrieh therei™«<rf'‘IJl i” ‘Hi-’H ois«a aiU dii^ | _____ _____ __ __ _____ _______ nbW’rthlpthu^wliolelAci’RalrrlsTroriylo About silence." saiil AariOnfihl •l'lfl«l' I i'j:..'TSV.t»),,.th*l?'i Rmivriri,)b« u>»«'Wh| > ' .though(is taiywnr hdadP• - Y-uu raaloc !mb, ■tbViryt.weil. Of <xxuradw >yo>! know Allwltemenibcref •riHerittesin-H Mi»l . (nNjriqKPN'Alri jqWviroUmHInriilM | ........... ...... .................... .. »bw best," she said, as bvJahtly as.'har, disrest with you to speak, or ta(S«yiftvhl#n.A ’ ...... »»o*Wn?»?'.riouldi)rtheI>,.,,h.j • I ' i •>Wi { arolq¥>w.^«o,ri!tt,wl>p ! A%4lA !Wd fl*wM<®.fWwft^wX , .I.nWj^lo.A^;,,! ;,,„u |,nil ,1M | ' He left then, and as soon as she was •in .“f.tfiri; taPWwJi'j -.k°a “A! WnVUtT' rt1f?M£S'l IftOKb “iBulttki ,<jlill’ltiy’ll»v the alone something of her old misgivings troubled "her. He had gone away witljot phnw-'ldt1.' in df-ysti Vrir.'Tori.I: olheri'jfM.’lllril'WWidi'flib’ifcftl. Af ; I .... _v_ --:- ieven ip ‘a»Ap.' ' ’■'•NotfWmtM Hi- (jaWfilt ^OlncodnH tos^-handv.-wUh lthai: hiiof M1* somrthlng- bl'Wbto ^ aind Tom' 'fhAutfh't 'to find find1’ (hichsifs excuses ■ flFi thought 'td' tyr,'fi,Uh'an& may ’tM> j ■<*& of;yourn.-niK<m-mighthavT broken had overheard, when she oteeeked. her- WMotfttoh tbf tertWfj ’in'!U' ,J > ment. I wish you ; would go back now g^l ,tl*e i^qaiter. (I’etck :#fllfjftpdiansyfRp<}<i somewhat, irrifgbly. by the way. wb-huv^eHne They won’t a(c^find. l^|^k^^jJgtiff4-|r£iJ*‘W^P^X* . Ito anociAut and worried/’ sheutold her-, ■c1iOolftA>rty4l*AlwtiWny»?iinori . rL' ' .'bear yn a gru&v tor that; Ashworth, angrily “It’s rank dow^-. “#kM«.*hQ has pftthpe qyftnffor me. wSltaHifpo^de^VPf ^ ‘ e l Vffi'^ (¥oH {. yAuT* Hot thb'lad'U .»neU ! I^ht XnyaAe absurdity to tal|< thatwotftdWni ‘ffiy , ‘Wl"’.',^ Sfi"(I 7? -1 Mii 4{ knottedoVer.' to h^ir fotfInFant' »Wnt' ’fto kirn me one!?' Heigbo^" and safe indoors. 'fHrgCt'-yotfS^e-'B^erf-kneiefiteff dMer..locls, *‘ AnyoAcJfcJ fbW ^6 mJ1 think ^'beret । । ^hsrrrn^HnA S>! EXE' They ‘ . . they would.” .—j wept\»n wont on .socnewiiat .somewhat more caul caufr are*ybfi?W o :,dl •«! uuiwoli ■! ;. ; , ,;q you mad, that ’ 1 1 , then she sighed, ok shq put ber Kat op ■ ’tii.S'tiyiv/yHoiHngaboHt^tiib'iii'yhil'Weepi' tiMWy. todWng'HbodrthM'yhd'Wee^ •■*> "Th* niari whttn be-nrtdtowed growled Savannah -started violently at the | fpPh Milk by ‘h^rsett1 ' J...... W - ............................. _______..______ ,___ v ____________________ ...................... k -.oataMi.oatteiby.wayjrf; answer, and his "ords, and bddtttofifrs? Ashworth such sheheid ftotthlrew -rftahy'*eps whep ■ ■ . .> . . ' " .an ma. cagierx mmraAa* piercing aa:>a»Uw.A» look . athat: L.aw4 . d-othV .. .r • .. ■ . 1 After thtiy!HMd'‘giMtfe<'!iolniel distatiei ),!ct|M}pp.nj4>p%GQmjiig to„ the conclusion • she' md£ Reuben; ICornwge. • watUrihg utioltlfi viiittioxHi waybBaragnaiibtopped that it. was no use carrying the sqane ’ W>thgr n^d daugtyfr^iyere $tfrrtm./ quickly., tend carrying?« sflaall ,hau<j*tuW*,uly and, placing ope hand upon any further lifted the fftllpn Dilworth They had.never sp flange ^,l^hl l’afT aT-.MuuiJe iul ytiol <« guUaiii jhi^l , jhepc.Hnpanton’s, arm, drew hi^under ’* and 'liiQ'ped ‘hfm iwayi ' Idayirig Toip( *n. her eyes; and ln,zMpry the. jeafcjTAha^tary.'^T ,<;r|S4, ff the shadow of the fence by, which they alone and master if the field. 11 j ! which she had felt on first seeiPg the “I am glad to meet ton. I wanted to were passing . “ ' ’ t bet*fer!gd,lhon>e, Tom Roy- other revived. - J‘-».7 j h^h. • n u see Tom WfbreTiC 16ft the; Yiiill?fitrt‘ ■! . *‘t<X>k There they are? ShS whis- lance;” said 4hk- ohl Clo^m&ker. with a ‘ ’ ’ J±ZT 'W H?7/ ! dhfci'V^fcteh Mtn.-' WfrhteW hail ^erh'd.'porting ahead. n •• '/I dry laugh, “and l>e thankful that you’re dov^h^ that ho - HadJl botlof• tdkis “I can sec nothing* wMspekfl Tom ftVM» tfO^ttlk, the di^Mtpc^ instead of befc.. J?f’Jl , ■ eacneiof himsHf.wod.nat j?o wandering about too much by himaq^i ean!t dng his eyes in the direction ita /Whieh . . Avd. you’ve saved me a cr&&e<L teai/.!* j H ■ toecirllilipt^ ., b|.„, ... i,liftfcAH'fc.-4ild'‘rari’;una’lvlW> » Mrtriferriwtf^ rawfcl heFterf m>YMr^UWSqod.i:) ftkitalc.•“ «hl ch«w pOril frifri ri, WriUrid mt Tl W*i? “1. d“r*«f' "U* «ir I TciX K S%W.n?Si T WMUtefidt Wltototo. -UVteof teri ?»•?*? ■“• -fiTfive 'SU;-l/IL Wkaw tax fate tfeoMtote. ,)i,10F«r«U»l,/hM.!lNtoed.MO :whM hur tetter dor■:*.. !■[ , •"'“'I-’WllI :gw Wririrt’And'/clrtri tht, iMfc'Vbtadtakteti.lFCMiMhMveeiitiief' are. when they know Ajriwe meen " -'They tan,.BPtfat.riff." she said “Do you see? Some,one lias oomp Up a-Aeri*" '• ''"V-.OT I ! '■‘ I 'tfajrrf’Wt -dbW. Let us go." I i : tl )■»!;' The plirilwaihed- quickly-,;and -. “Yes.Jw.^orriijg^'TTl'te'frH'ini. tt> >."'>'onie<f»®AR>ii FOR OHLY $ 1.00, CASH IN flOVZINCE 8H38MUM YMA 881M T'MC-e. iwa^iM t&.OK-808810 bflE UlfJi .£ .0M • Uig.li WE1HA8TINGS BANNER. THA'4 alltnwi .iKSBalit . riv/o'r r.biinil) ei<Tt»'>ii.l 1<> noitl >nJ To uiiiinoiii/I (KMiltoN l«iioi.h;K .’rirseifnwio!) • .rnJB-filT •nr.lri’I sifMfntwJl oliBBy h'l'flifntn ^lO JTOltljal STF3TWC: W.IIiiv-1 i'.IBnli JKtBli-. l n:(o}| r.volrto') To nti|W>l.' • inHindir' nbituml) .cidntsiHA -.unb ,woyj TivJw<> ) you think ' there's any thing serious meant to be 0'6fcfe?’,i“ * After thuL twl blood uul Mack U ,. .S? . ' 1 - *Dh, no. nothing-weary* sariou*.T/Bm ■ looks were to baiaeen In man; direri i„„h nw ♦hethl-RC! takeat (rrtwitw- <if trim. Tomenta uatAiax to .ellhar ‘J’ i y.fuA'W iutn. «V <art), I. wm# ; * Marv or Savuunab. for four they should W<^55" tealaam-d oabUnftounl; Lutbebe- ZA sticking to me. Don’t b<* trigtbfened. can .tnJirie p^rautiops lest bc.shonld , h|. - u,u« wlthsli-anrBlni “Is there no chance'‘btf’ihttrg bolnf be again atta died. Theonlv j>erson he el . . tic ilh di.Mppoint setlleflk”rtU? aAe&"*“wl ««inil ii r ditafcas’tleritenCrirrlnge. “ ■ ■'. „ u ±1 . ’<• ^Weil^^ouTM t* Rtsncti !lastf**nd II “Some of thfe strikers arc getting,a ' ® ’ \ rL Jr-a^oJ,i ?!a,s can trust yon. ' In? have ,n*r ? you me? she “ wild, ve gbod rvnsuns to Catarrh Attacks All Mueous Membranes. tri rattWaa.-ba «aM. . ou to wait Tor for me - ,Iie 1,L joining It Affects the Ears, Eyes. Nose . . him. her taco alight wtth plca»ure and A fW/WATO tb*;boM Throat, Bronchial Tubes, Lungs. Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Bled' !>i“li<>wdQynS'mvan? "a^ked Gorringe, *W; lore. “1 IMBteleMIW ha,’ to hr2kZv^ „F ,te be,.taft,,ts;;»t^ ’^;:^^ '. ™ W attempt Io y” ‘S’? ' tei,y^SS% ■'*?<& Mr 4)drrtd*i.-^ou'-ttty.1 itl quiefdy aiding the village street, loin give me a Tdin told^ ’if uvimug. may i>wu= romr;<'i n say nothing. May 4'tall Toni?” ■' ■ • •.' I ‘ Rb.(‘lnfef'”w£"doon"(ll5j, 'ff tbriW. him brieUf ritiat had M*trie<L : ^Veri.ltTyou like. .;..tall dnoX toll Many people labor i him briefly1 what______ t.r__ ___ . from He w4hl>H1tiertiit!el.V'dWMbtisiy happk-: -'TV, .i,n/ir./,k I frKi>4 ----- o --------_j,_ the not tri Is, with a( hawk IU aaiUAkUtMo^UfcMia^WUJibe Uierving physician “Do you’km->W the rrtonrmen.r’n tiiiked Gor- . into uls race. .. ... ... ,<rtL'tvuLi that girl who’s with you, Savjraip.1i ! The question bothered him. 'fib hprf. who makes a spcialty of tha disease, tbe word catarrh meatm touch more. Experience tfancT sbjodtlf.jwiHwrable. vhAtvife’felt tlife- rimm -i ul’ ................. ■ : P««l has taught him that catarrh la “---------------------- “ - — • ”!oh v«w” i ''WH-’bceti WF'Vpeb and • alone, •but ttial tbe 'iS”! M “rsaseondned to tte -load .1 gedtatkianetif still। Hngetingtoiihls fa i wte ter&L WAtuarMmWttHdHUyWtMVyWJ ^ma'wafiWaU: !i .fpAl^ho-iMPPWH of h*»n flWI Mary , nurriea in Ind dr/etudfii of catarrh ol vnarrh of tiro tbe now. Hoar, causiut causing frontal teUtohrs teUtohn (morv (mon- eomuronlv known u so neu mro-­ t Tonrt1MU^*’t<>t!elTteiwlUAtote:fi4d •,fe» -f»»rAz ’-ft iteriar wmU ralgia,) relrls.) s a toUM sense of ot dullness dulluesa or sr drowslnesr. drowsiness. dlulness. dlxrinesa. oonlnslon oonfnslon of thoughts. thouahts. Met «s , hA-tfrt. tnlteiv IhicIvhU .irob .m|/ lough t’. the Utfotk. llmnt. broftflrial broaeblal turix tube, and_luD«s. and li Catarrh ot tbe eaualna sore throat, court, tuA.ih'g to;‘ty^fWv.Yo. Ueb w Me “'fiy M.” iVs 1K i a dfaerebi dYff^h'i thing. thihg. 'tL. ■fihving ^. Aeet »y ’-&c. ' u ! 1 It plcatasd-ber I tpl caked'her pluti alsti toitMnhutbat.as to; th* nhn that: 4s hoarsness, or entire If^ofi toidr.jbftMclTWX astt&M ila. etc. oMt*^>i«-l>l"liWMintf.%ad'1oil4 here." Mhbfc -tiih aff ufHe I'roibu^ l'ott}pretcriftJ <bf'R!fettffoH!.’tffld‘io hil64r here. ” IId,:|?hve i if l^hlirt'hiugh ile J*! £*I'■*« Guertog. Catarrh of the *thnjt4 W-fjF flnhi iijffiy cJlt ila) causing indigestion. ,vi 'TOnl<1 not he w“tol at.Hxc “‘■Ms W 1° I] Tom would be wanted mill. heartburn, water bra^li.'neWHrfelVd BmiA rMpi no sign of the change in Irfrirt&'wppM-' tuok'^bfit D^m a- de.fc half-a dozdaa ^ubll . . -----• -• — --------------— ’ to-rc-™, pxnnmmxvvr fluttering of tbe heart, wiremctung letters, Writ wmiaft au aorfs aurpi ,, m ’haAvit'h him to 49jF?/"‘JPj/"FF f?r shortness of breath, etc. - ilrfihii! maunbr; hefwas Jwtetched/anll.'■ threttcnhig.leUcafa, tab iin nail (.of -lauguw. nnd. Ibn^plm •«< 1 “ -♦iBfeVtMfrSthis hated hiinsdif<! .-»•? •<• btrurilT ;'■». .. . n!i * * violence if he did not give way to tpc a g /■Crange.ori mwtatxngltn his ghe waifced-4hibMy arW h^^ilily to his i no prfiMn’Mj.snow atl^elj j i ma°y^17 T hn .Jflhltw | • ! p4ottyg£.‘-■•» ?n.l •.nilrrHIjidol. | i • ^.atai7 1 ®f l*’® hdw^l»» eawlfigkltertrtit^ dmnlidea and constipation, piles, etc. bH in fact catarrh effects more or less all tbe mucous surfaces of tbe entire body, araslog never seen Savannah. aye..|$ he.CQul at times seven- Jpcai jmiuralg^pc rh^nmariq nnin« 6u,J91ie«i DrwtOmeJamk 'sod Gra­ have got away before the scene of^ of thtf hare got^preT,™ ham are asked,-(Wthero^l areRiiyiMne^jtre*vofti'tT%iMSsv« as ffw”piitaMk^i3^ sJhVt SSk'a™ ' dLtoecaeooh. (•‘fM«rfy h«A> ricveft-’QHHHHBRHL.. ______ .. _ ____ ... >.rt'.teeaunrit?D»k«l r,----- of chronic disease in this tamaia-of fhMtop r *««-! ■teeetlon, eye. Ihu^d To^.ri.-roto ,1 Lu, ey^tHM, nd in'treaUtjg tbit eaa•“ ‘"’A*' ''jh'f .b n, r i)lic |A«JP>in,.» bBBl»ta,.i 'ri?ri<>A't give eiv Ui’ lIwh'l .U III, I .,».«BCalM« : into I)he -oh. we don't went h. rf>h9oui^i Io dittos IMS rose ttetboH , iQfit tlliil igI tfnnntj? isvs Idor.- ; Hi. thoughts and erootlonafiH^ him. I in. now." ", . ” I, , easy, prouditafcluin hbH .11 n'oun dd] ' UtlJ i^ptod'totoKnlMMXJt MUtasnbRf tbt- cn•<lr nYpmfitahfn tnffftfftbtiMi fOaBiveia ” * *iafl “J don’t care to prosecute,” siM1 idth^oau an^lateroMI; and eabh year’b w|W?ri.a! Tom. ‘Tm Tor~not ‘giving way novi-; HfcftoWelrcUmh<f iffilHWWlrw •«<* wuiuur i>wu. iaxik nerv, rum, rwi»i ink but Jack DUkvorttr got a good bit mo^e. towrfryo* a riddfe tbtft has been both­ • r. .---------------- - --------- <Jey ■tobatn^oot by iu*l!n»d» of twtlawnia'• TIOJuJmD IXAMlNAT*‘1Sn'W^ ” SDrt^*^*OTMUW> FPB■WfflSll LT A Siiy .thnn' he gave met and-I don't jy-pfit ering- me. What. • special ireaaon twin aoirttbadryihaliprtbiifQriwMI' .■<. I z,«tUr/:U»»ipi<MR./b?fi.. htocA IhapXnecejK -rSstMUMUk bswerifOF: UMiOg Qrbequ v*-6rtfi'.l«w. atolMelf on sWiW” aaa-thtoL Just as he was passingTS.IsovneWl■k “ry-” : Prawle means to do you mischief^?., i old man-chuokled.--------- -I ■* ’ _s,naiwr,eatWI1ee,(n,1a, kvy l„yMWhat. are you afraid,of ’6m.'then,, iph 1 if M 'ip'-tlfo -til‘r 'AUlriaLiSarrinsk‘ “Aye. thatB»Jih*,,where It'e one to t u«u a uwu taste in niv ’ ™ "'U"!" « __ waa coated and my stomach df ■ with a-ftrifeHi 1,'ril □ii illlp .oiw veil r.i> I" s > appetite. My food toy heavy nr oL^to-Xdl.Kfrii. BOt mtridri' my .mnAKend’ bq, ^uilha riMJI'airiteU>a*.“ -6u»bB«' which was sour and generated ward with almost desperate icHltty 'ha i Tom. quietly. “Dut I’m uww^.4^. nomntqo»fydd . fc*WthihkBthat ®ibebh haawoBbegrtskt, •'wbaM -:bcdh Vnitfl^o^n.' * about- Ini the alerts 'aiil-foar ur five set Hie fl of running.forvpfdig^bplp-". . . spite against-yon*and that he is rpp|£-?| 1 «rt»«nm" answered Mary, h-sl nl h- n | !''Wmk! B/aidtljrandTecogQut^il iiib «lehji ;;.“Yes,.to4:l fyiali tp^utkp.pa example£ lew enough to bo dangerWf treataieat £>d I have jrUnod steadily until al ■!U«t 'Iwwr in: qWI<ri^;)W1.tipfe, .► as several of the strikera, .( ; • ; : ojsorqe pf wicm?’"returned^Gprringe.i have any reason? Docs she know anymom «>Mry s^mptonh has disaj>pcarvd. and I weroal w »F« ~ “Now,, then, clumsy.”, cried one of !" ’’Then you'll Hdva’toilxfd someboay thipg special about him? feel that catarrh Is indeed a curable disease, can when treated properly. I can only expn*»« qo than mo. I ll stand firm bnough them, with a.^ap^/nugh, “what myaetf as pleased with tbereeult.and can v t-h Can^t : hy yoir'ivhHA* tHr inrik©; Icuftsdbilt IYn ": 1 .ony—wa^rtaftfroareatyThno better nvrtn:; shall ;Y tell/ Mar^'?’’ answered ' h it11 dwtTfinug^lbu thc-iicamaoif-puUidg To*’ fipytaoM AomuWhto unonslb-. , -“Ufltatet d'i06ri4d ttoteUeb "lipyi those chaps i i prison.” . i; .. । ■ “A on vo wenmorcofhurUi»aanj-ono,.hhn-.4heB^di (|(, ‘ rvqd .Uwltod.afto^ hilm ■ rouutl.twsee what w*Wtkifrig!?rfi')n xr.y; ..,,} Heutyjn Qorfiijge ,_-,_ riur^.T1 _ in WriWw. JWgp and , “Wboro'o Savoup^^rtU^to, L c.ur<«ml^it if hi i.tml- -kuo^imd yn»itF.-er(’' gkam-o^nn^r I? । ' 52 10 JJJ All right, right, you yop obrtinate obr.tinntc young .young P’4p-( .pvailiwtheo^ilna -’Vteatfc’dRMk ffWM.'.wpftt tp,do. wyqui ““All • f .., kSt"WKi<’.’flv'tol41 ALLtATikriT. win. ria itaaaran - -------a~ “ —,J /f^n,rjw^p|1^mjjpiz^d Take Ebb now, novfr, vrfiile srtrile iized apy Ta ’.cc yerr tetr own o’-vn llSo Ao no) ijhrt-S'amiLavaKM *-•* as. ran soorcTti dont know oarthtag of her in ^07.¥•»■♦«p.-: vr“ n cieqn >bsl he. had. only Just os- you can. You’ll pipe n different tune lhal ar^±”g' i -‘SbiUirife'm MaW Ofc id _______________________ td&hgir. ’’■fne tnbn£ it; by and by rwhbn things area.Mt rip^r. elooer toJ,nr.»ldot».lWiring■. &«,«•, mnn.-rittwrdfrmMlyLMiru1i h«7X PA’T” *’P TOR J 1 ' ■ °i* 1 -.vi!«b। i theykl broken. hi^ tbicJc ddn . of their cowardice <mraged4iffiSf, grip of bro arm. m H growing more t hw !*, .. 1 ™ ■ ™»b, "*■ •’«£»•.,W eooSdcntlal. , 'M l 'm going to make,, IVhenia let, aotton XriiU ____ i!-the rfeJ'! keyisskull forhtw. । U thtiyVl knocked f™ pouring out yfcli-WsftMrtr'"' ar't s. lllc dfe out of him at the same time.1 it * lltlle oorifc^iou to. you. Do pro ; not too„ „h|^ way Onrsyotetaof mail treatment hr means of lAittrutvAlvfe; lyote ai of > 'Would. Imve coxed .a lot of trouble. to6,u' <ci'TlK^'iAr<ani|h< lymplvm blank and oomwpoadi-xx* V as ... I aw* bMtto ’Mt: .r1:'_____________________ muUcrb^^t!‘" ' ’ ’ " ” " A Kami tatih,'W: l>erfect aoi efcctnal as our orfk» wui k. The “ Afialii bl hrit' erfcd Tbm ROvhimro * C Bu\%| M fc$t' ^1 ” charge is the muu-Ia u month cowm ever?Ur4<» V.bTv«.W4?f«wj “Vk;; The atlacl: ocTcim came to tht cars thtn^^nciwaiag medlcine», write for aymp,J»» ip of the tw*o ^irls lh a toun AaboPt fh|di- with . laugh. "Afraid VI iavtonah! I.WM**1’!r« I ioa- ' I ary’« mother heard of it and toH WbyvuriSWionoi at lire pdlito'cea-1 Mumbling ihtotitSohafly agkimir'D: at । tbe gilts? “ -----“You naw that, lads, didn'V’yiydYou “No, thoyrlirktrH’. hurt bin, but 'he ■,'"ri^'HlfflTrJ-te’»h»w«to*»4oww:TWky,Wwo^-h. J-ralty nigh. wUhrtfl^Witr ed broke his leg. f.o they tclf, fac.” said' MF. CfU’fLAUpjXD.GKJlHJUr 'iRrgMftt!4i auffiyytar »^si"wD^ ts 1)3091(1 $5.0OAiaONTH ^a#wn-Av fopeianf' fekil ^liistitute. bill OMttt tor* nnlnV «rto.*l.Rd . isSMiySsE eamMRs^s ^'^l:***w’«wdiiiE 1 . -Hr. ntaM. nn-h<Sw-VA' I’Juil Fima o. aN.-i-StowAWnrriMta.m, ate. -......... bn> „ w “Ueaall no;hth£*>' rie i.hnri wheultovO ...................... tftafat ■ 'AnMr*to«:boWS*bouirbt|bo rtaothO w»Z mml looked 111 and worried Do yoe tklnta Juut j,n. |tid c3&&^ tss >A«T FULTON XTfWXT GRAND BeJriDSMICH. �Hastings Banner A ===== frbe Ataaka toyathas- and it is reposed irirfiMd MPM>»l'>n»:rRaw/ot eiwgadlng JtW’tk iwneX1n»(Tfts-ttlr«>sf)onl;tl.c ^.^’Wfiwaaty,.,...., x,„„, BUSIN ESS CARDS S. I’AI.METIEIL 5 J. K-Si COI.LKCTIUY KKAtt. ESTAT* ' OFFKMF PALMEK rwy*Jk SMiTLI \. van< ing « t-prrialy. M. Woortttintnrea cut the mucous _ .. .Mluccln.tew hteri, mrtIncSt n cure cure and quick cure ted preVTOWue i ot 'Ortop, IHpllterM, :Sbre Ttatau, PncHhwirtk, etoj m tW*i tttbuHw. •U vfmo from « negtactefl^oH,- JV g., Sp** „!, >1 i!>iithi;:j J |TOT,»»ei». aco ' klndetBKM, wa,. f,r frjsm beta. . mmlar wweuwot. The. n,w departmem waa toreei io ,work Its way ia the .niMst ot «wwt dlaenurawrnent*. mi«l*eaa well n Inside lheeduew. ItWMlproteMkm. It was brought. Ilteall simitar return movements, face, tn face Wit* pnrWtrrr. Ignonmce.anrt rtdlmle. > -t Thrrrowrc. Jcnn, reasons that taasrliana rtro.wby dwy doawt do thia.work lu the country wtlKiala Among u>e moat Impor-. W‘«n™ aiw tha Mlowlnat , L ..Patmna ▼rill object. X;. lauik.of itime« <S.VeLacl(t ’Ptmatottol. 4. Lack of needed, appara-. tu«. I will try wud speak hrh-fly in regard to earth onf4t cheat objtDtloaK |»un byr:riit» .-,Pf,flWI»M«WiJ5iiW iM : no »-j) Hui mo? oil I to iio»rn aHT ■ >IH14ZAd fcO'. ■te^fjRly.^Mkt^ I : .fr.II’W’. ,#-.WW«lr, .‘Wntel.jft^tUe «WW« W»-Wi l«S» .ff! : , REDUCED •! s; g?. J fe, . V«r. ,tt|U}k ^tfnreutly n*,.^ . t f 'Wrn>M- ^l.vte'l^^ai; tiftjuLlFTl. I b*l u.wll^eMw^me ,mr we MtlcljMle U will ont)^,.|n . k>w pw«..„ (i>> Hl »<■«!» soxn xre^uri- w,^i^ >1 ft- Avil' o', "telttl wpanliw.; J . »-l(! Mroe wire^lVflff f<Wf:l)kr,,WCTruv<MW‘ IjJ al tntel Illi S**1’..1" » WW>' •I'M In ‘n dlsWcl 1pjliooln.,. WefiVP.RM Xfyiig filth iLa^ V»tw>iH Sf*erywtrtre> wre kterned ;*a adJvjt,...fer Tim FPRMM. , W...-U Tarasv’-. h^appou- bq on the Mkout for Um ®«ml«n tM»U«.' .fivll )t g»>t Ip ftttjktyl.sw, VTe . Arthur C. rf^vou 'l)o not etfHte lp l^yf, .tobies.,- cltslra jute m It I, • luw.yfcc. QmAmcftw.ll be grecdTMMiAKl KSAPFiCTA DENUJON, > ylrcles to ■rercb.luilMka,fullj .-uulpiM-tl ed. .*he^*HiMM4Ilo»«M>'exhlMtl<* I.AWYKKH. iWMFWWt Mkhig-teTcartCoIytofc.' j I »n MlnncteotlsmrewreOvc fret worou - 1 Ito t PntniM: 1 will object, ftrhkpe ■..Kweuw.our HmM'X.IFl et tt. it... fl fl teir p.rlte«r tek.' ttllli! OTVY!’Ultbu 1i fnd »t.nd«Ove fl^t^t>|li| a, wnaeof jou wowder. especially to.yonwg I A,tu» >,« ; very, rte steteAWW — ort <» IV OJlllJ ■ a(.iceSSrk?m. »7 ’ rr1 gObular ta form and racre before the ttwiber, whytfl mention: tMs .nMktitton ,^r, Uree]),( >, Hdi ■ <*. . I '1'1: vdMIOlfrtO ?}::! Physician and-Surgeon. : To rnuijr tli~ksm.l pvtev. rev p wluili of Dalrotac, aretU'rtBg tew* firetuniMy auawer ta.ihto:! .,<>f edlnttoe 4if- ,1 Ilft^rly pyiM-r i^ool Mk. X9» dMU Mbllwr; tadte .11 U» r“< Revtow, h |c!i*pHy^teaWl^lSror utarte. Of­ clung fw R« 'track. Kltbbt mte rent UcuU things that have, itabedone ________________ >fag>! * (W ,*rere.^^!>ie|i-|«re n»t ucc,upMte, U roteiiikMl ntete: * f’ U. Stowell’s boat and a hoe stere dftre wag IMS teg or H will tftHk’itilta- roacher s prsfretew, Il think the wrote-o.ro •“< W, >» W* bf t^„eblldWS , Ift . -mHUl.iWMrtovUliHte tn - totrodutt ■_________________________ 'ktryihf some new. idee iWf 'into ^or^,, jff tbo defies..9>wb. j-pu AMES a. SWE8ZKF. ' /i. iV.'O.i out. latke opttfea .of thoka 'wte Mt «lw rerrow UteU »tttelfteF,ai»f Attorney it <aw, itligletet. tt ■>’ ■ i‘i ll .w v’ir.imq.- ■wheol to which tls* 1 patrons ebjefft ’ DoaH ‘■•'I e»W.tliWB fijre.,|OU d)oUi, . wMttlti K r??l" Ilain.- Tte,)»tererer«-<>l:FteteRn, lia3UU*n> Mieli. miui*. ; , Hnstincfi. disoouMKidat'Uiln.n.IMd swCthe <rad- !itjfikW,.tlrou> Xery ,d|c9,|o fi.qfk,wo^..„„ !?! "tetew teteJT..'WNWttv Dtetlkwretere^teWtetw"- i^teWl ’ t a patwfkit artldiMt' Ol^r [ i.Sre.Ctek’flrtrefth practices in atl t-vnr* «(tha-su^o, l*“*,')0. W«“M , “re. J| ,V Utwflk. He ™ wfl faodlmi W horire itirfof tbe eountry scheolM MtefuwHh oto I i laht'w^ek.' Ha S: cMtototilp impsta thut avnao Aftilb k>4w,X»R oplnteaa oi f^o Ir. tires prampUy At and ate totoM -ito?vemvute to.r»ryidifoCtton d<j**«oL ,v >efir, WjVWbfl! -AWid**'!*, andlreeofthtei Mt ffitf’WU* lower' -J actions? «11 the -1’ o am IsHkansr • । had •;e t id; ,f Stub: ■ . , - . 1 . I -Ji mlT . zn*»U .»> urft’» I t lb E H EATHBUri P’Ue wlUuQot try to grade <bm in the. VoRdejralker,ty)<t , ^,,^,,^14. ’ite' ‘tZ'A;; sieB and I ■ Hamuet««*tiM’yM'cte*'MK>l< jalw, tearing a rtgted gaih one, choc long, fromr the corner eg ShA* uwutft (face of so much objection,-” our schools treiXilry. kbotis bok«.., Suneoee > bi>HV/ hisiqu’J Ihii: hi’ivoi?. i**t»f««iu I amifta. EnoIm '-Horn oZ .1 ’.'delnc vrould mm h»nj been.graded4o*dsylt|n i H/ iC-dhl veq.flcolx,, wtoffi, O’Jk-r «u r W. H. ’Goodyeoris >row -<*• JI well ramwshe: Uj$ , ^wl ., I taught, .Ofthlpi; bfitter.I tnlxltl. eniinH-r.te ^ppre Ail call* proiupUy attended to. _ Mr. Cook ware a full beard and It waa llilnjpi^lhlx.irett.MuC.l gew, Ifreoe. sup.-. 1'"”,‘ftad®ii‘tsT;'’rt«rdhd'*.‘‘tlii.B^T.op.THSPWTi»«“!»>.<.i » noeemmry tpa>wre him (wMek wm « very -when thegnMinguf wutttrr nohsofc was . yea I BN Eli, M. 1) , ..1 i ,-.-.| roll >.-H>l«il-,eroi i.i.sii i ifih* uudeFiakon, Song) <g. hurt i. par, ' ’ ■ 1 in‘>dHrdnir.l ;j <i9j)a l.*>»*«i!u id oi el :•?. dHeeale eferahon ) be (ere njWfi.-ftW’ioMifffli. w <,*m. Phys‘*?ian and Surgmn, fe " ■’■ proo'oC Ute sduxd, only « .imie bahtod; cooM take the ueeeesarr jAO ballon. • Mich. :•:• i"‘i *W ’ the UMes on such matters, ejected. 4. present the vattent ia getttaf: niung finriy. ■ itfij-i- !u-mddetice, oee »'’Ock east e< dept alteijit-}, bofird nuriyiuiro tUM 9 ... aM )||!c f , 'tried W abowlhem oC what advantage It —W> oodlawt Urwa. ‘ 'WS ,I ffl.W>»i ,e “ Wr AM I „ I l A. * C. iL BJUEBEK fwowtelwlmthe children: but they could -[■?« “1YM>!f'’l,tetrWrnj“WRfo.‘'HWmWW|o . Pby hiciaits end Surpefi -r IJipt wpekflbe InaunMoeraiM in Ohica*' nor te fatty-eonrtared of the- benefits--of l!lmll5-nq^r:f|.9l«i|. ^-,hep)l^llbcflequlrR, , fg«i4re 25 per «■€. <K is report:‘a!K in city or county responded1 WK,)fr«iwSwil« P<' oynmllih Uolltunq oit Jinidncn JI pdd«j |I x»<ri7« *<nfi hoHlmflioei hMoBnom ovoda iU Recently the same mea h <lay or uicireClhal tH Tales all over tbe oeuntry will .v»Jal io lyllrai wod nr. os bib nd indijdwj’' fii v.ivtf win*) 7I110 ileriT .qDfiitolKfMnl at least. Bettor prepare fOf t^ FW*, :Mh tftey thought It was a movei 1 ibrl) rii •Jih’jLfin o Hougt 00) ^ui^vqTi be raised. Jr. souse stages the companies ' -'c. --arerea. ...f« .■♦ ji.l-i.ft Gaa-te. A. SWBLDOX right direction. .JBfaac *•«? y srre wltMnwk)^ entlreQ- on aecoant ot Abstract and «r.—i "tn1 rii:!.,1 is,! Till I /r.i| nn>li!:>U4 A’jiTe t|at*«y»tem may prove true be Intro^C l)il W tokk l U.'Imid<Lrd time, Abn'.r^rtUljf •)o K/J to' Miicuriolteq adt jputnai to innj ,< io if lx ‘ jim a )o (iolk'jup oil) jiuhlyuol 3 h * j ih Mosey to ioAn on^Bed! Esftte itea dpetton of the kin aernfl i|i nood aaxf ««*dhM|i|*oi uMion fittoil ♦.ave caased so many tooenoiary fires that »o!d oo .-•Hsiftolon. General eowrej well this earthly life. Just sq Froebel aays ot Jiioc rail baalyvofo JnablsviT dildw baveosetl t Havpy a complete set ot Abstract Oil I ?M 01 JJiabt XODHi botifc It—-J<>1 tlkfpie proper way' '(o' prepare ,cWildnm wyfftwpd tmusuai s^twals a tUf-l (rem the Kecordr ith a fo/idult life fs to teach thembown « now, the people .bnal’-I lu nlallft oril ilHw jwi‘»TiYi,jhii 10 TlIlIfFxI s(ngto 0 and, I weii thei^iatjiw/'"' 1 ^ •; n r '" 1 ' ' > ' M. F0WLER,l>.K 'td Ol Othiv llL-iilW .-Jhm'u ah inwurlHgon ac- havealw • xi 3tlw on Hi Lun i?hjoiu ^!ja^Uu&pw ed to !fli^n4hy'|^iit’4dMTaiffiJl‘noj 'only1 of' ,wci e.^MO UlOtXR’J Odapend upon the thiol: thei r.' ?i JiOQ'rt ♦dl Iviybul .yjoblAj 1%’ ork. Fk&Wi, tflMrSr iW ’tie ' ripfpnnrrs and iq hi. । it-Mii gkiidi fivuiAit u/gde onty* h«n»l? a m tufipun. cfflelettey «f the fire 4f*artanent to save hosiftii * oil) :|n nioil nui)M3nox<n>relciStWT7|3T)re9^'JiTPi i.„ ww ton v.,„ ’’n 'lotrionnl ...... ...et/Iof Uilntojlf you teachers But If pa udlo tiiiro^Tud* , nilgfjt.“Ge/’ finally Dnil.lPI. COLGKOVE, _ _ or eter etaanizv mutual their .pccvpe.ty, am dtHuoe nood wad Ifehlw i Wil -idith emooe vlb-tad Ji .omlrj .odl riJlw kindly tell the faculties we de- rfa'tlx&l; ihai'^yery/nian shtfcfW be perfect I Attorney M 1 TIH veloped in the chfaf lucft work, these a| hal^'i^ lA^nde^'hiui ib'^efand il>at all (SacoMHur uHhMca«Ak>!U . } uniee in Union Mock. Harting*.» objections will be r oved at Once. cr h. *11 the cburt-s of the Mate. ppopte Wlte tb' tim&titute the one'antfuniNEIGHBORING COUNTIESS. lAck of time. 1 have nd^to^t*hers vfcrsat b^h^Wrf’rfM fl1 ’ 7 ;J 1. KEKASTON,. s|y to me, ‘^j/w can 1 havjrafca forS^uch . u:(o ib: 1 । i •-dtl AUoriwy at 1AW. ‘ Tbe hanlsmne resWeooc^iB.'d. lxx»k, pH <-r j. s. GodMtwwr.a Co*’s sforn,) .,, f at !X)«N*l'W^*dtaro$xM!4Hi»e lest week. work in a district school of thirty or forty 4leva in u’.lcoiirtM><ttfc Urate. r^itieaCknw The ?|>rli,g Medicine, It •n-;::.>.anuidJnKW>t..!p ; ! j . ••Ah nih doWn4, from rite •eAk'ebtnc effects <»t Mr. and Rfrs. Chari^rttcber. -of Char? warm wsirther. .you, need a xi>od tonic and I? R riSMl-.KMAN. lJ.,uKBpklblc pfcr lolle, «tee near lte«i’ are*J-xfi««l Mon- tbe classes of the seventh ami «i«lrth blood anriHerhke Hood’sBanatniullU Do not oe taking K. Kumeroos little Ailment*, fl a. M.-ian aud Surgeon.,, . • dttjr nlffbtlty Ibtetirettut-wf tbedaatper In I xrad««. fU^sjr Io*mu,{ m will put neglected, will soon break up ttur srsreni. T«At. (Oflc- >ver l.athron’adrtir store.) 1 Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher^ prescription for Enfant? i theireaal'Shrvr, 'allowing-Jhe cuw! ga.s to 1 never do. for-there are'pupils in my school llood’H AamparHU now. to expelf disease aud give you strength aad appetite. and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor : ' . ' esewpe. Mirs. Fitebor nwolui in time to . that only have school advani . — । ■ ditficowrt&eir clone' prorunity tn death 1 wititorand f rtditk my- time Hood’s PHI* are tin* best family cathartic and other Narcotic substanric. It Is a harmless substitute Itvev medietne. ilarwiless, reliable. Mire. . aod£to raise a window to Admit |f»esh air. ■ devotod mw^iy |o. -*»•— ■» FW* for Paregoric, I)fops, Soothing Syru^ apA Castor lylo.W ’-/ The Atelon Kreorter is irapnMN.Ie for 1 objeeftton — cap ll“ '»•l>e YfgifiU.v'dlspS^l Of iiiSN.s It is Pleasant. IU guarantee is thirty years’ use by unatiuec. If tttAx»Vftaikl gk!sRcvnnlh j tbe foltowing: Car.ycc has a Mm. WiMlow'B Soothlnu S\*rap ha* been uve<i MUlions of Mothers. Castorla destroys XVorms and allays for children teething. It sool O p (he child, anftand eighth grades have been properly warm fctecded hea 3bc has Lw! the ens the gums, atfays *1! nnlii. Cures aluri colic, feverfadiness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sohr Curd, ' aerve to toy tbe eggs and .ttie wajuntli to traiited from the first grade they will be and b the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twitnry* five cents a bottle. Sold by all dnurrlsls cores Diarrhoea aud 'Wind Colic. Castoria relieves j enable ber to ail In a kdow bank , .ti the able to do tlirir work without much -extra throughout the world. teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. |i midst of the recent aoiw weather and help from-the teacher. If they are not able to do tills, w I k > h to blame? I hatch owt nineteen ciwakens When Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the .ston^ii^, ( Much ot the kindergarten work can bo posmVKi.Y' CURBS-IfoUDiKabe and the etick* were nearly covand bowels, giving healthy and, natural sleep. Cat*, used as busy work; such as pasting, dew­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—th© Mother’s Friends « ing, weaving, etc., aud it has been my ex­ ; John (J.• Creasy with a mnall party of •i./:*.! httB i.c lo-jb bne-wxin perience, that ¥ ddrs| u|t \ take. As much rsiiaip end ax,men nrvxx>|r^Rttag'<i4e aurCastoria. GaBtorfa. is one of the Ural signs of and k.11 derangements of. • Uey qfjhe panic rid '«pnd Ltap- tjme to alwwf lhapupp‘>h<|vUo)TO these as It does lu havb't/ietn doing nothing and' poor health. Goughs, Colds, "Cartaria li so well adopted to dxBdta^tg^a , . rid 1 ruth- betw^ti ■ Ptowltrifle and drew Mothr-w have repcairtfly toJdatebUu I reoommend.lt aasuperiortoany nrcaBrtoMaa Weak Lungs, Diseased Blood 4iraurert44e with the oi’ject in view of then have to keep watching them to kee|» known to'jfae*,:!in: >JJn anawriuj to ‘>X< Da, 0. Q < • i^ptteri«<tUc grade whieh be « certain he them out of mischief. follow. -cr '.ill l.irn .h!cHl*.A.)kaowR.|fc 9to>l ■>! It is a pleasure to ^e how much tbe vokn aoeo«#ll.sb and if the root of the right l’irrt:y VrgataM**. .guarantee free from •of way caa be obtained the pe«<>le hope to little folka enjoy the work. ** OMtoria if the beat remedy for childma of. fipiatrs, IO<) f«L biie dose*. *0c. If a teacher once uses it She will never vhieb fam Mquainted. I hdpe the d*y In not ”te •“’r:te* ence‘again try to teach the first three grades of H I . Hatley. tNhw’.Oik'id Hafr* , There L at present on hand.«« #»is vKUnd'b r.-» M.b h.) Savings Baftk. rays .he .CM.no* w*r a country aehool without it Don’t think ■■ -d» <vji i I -I ■: • nr. n lu favor’I?-AAlronda,*'tt’heeler%; lage lOO.dlM lbs. pt woof ’ fuM&tlfcd last Heurtiund u. iffH'IHUJtfti *»eMon forwtil«h! ih average pfiee^f 14% by this that I mean we should take up the destroying their loved oom, by forcing opium. Ur nn4 .Fuller a gltts and occupations as they do In tbe a jxnlhd ’ wak ' yUki.' ” 'ireek a uu :BoWby.'> Jcindergartem for that would be impossi­ them to premature pw*is.>niiod«| v«! bio. wwKliuyer.atferedfor tbeIM'tents a fiarfki>llighrii.'d^M.Ma^''">' ble, although It would be nice if It could the Crethni of eod^Uve^ OH;' ol bn’sjo:i i -.-i il Pa. J.X Ki»nHKU>«i 1 J iik^<'iWbteti litfcreseHia' A*' (Mt * of HASTIBCa. b« done. There Is enough we ean do In bin iofojquirtt’i mi J io b I'.in Ja-iindaJ thc4or?al dBitetfc.te+LQW4it Jourcurds rH or''t t heso wtoSiihdSsthat line which I will speak of later. ujtek. £. Lack of material. This objection TiieiLAnsinc'lirLviBgcldbi <llli bUd its, tan ..wn-n te'ww (-r>7 •. il: •iSiii-ani'.ulti’J .oralI ted! Jr Jl • QIK<yL4TION ‘ '<1,! ’■' annual meeting during the week «om- mSv not be disposed of as satisfactorily as jmvai HrtJ ni tllro umma full 1«41 the others, for there Is a Money question |the world. :Qver, .endorse IL: i. j'nliml rtoriU te fiul bung 9tlJ to 3oib [■'.hfl ki Thia week, 95 quire?.! wmctocAqg. 20tb and will bang up in|voto'ed In It. ■■ n -rib oil! hail ton tarfj in mvi> orxl SLO.OM in puraus. Perhaps not all district boards would be 'ui.teL ffi'Llk Lail-.u .1, 7H Bbl .11 BUlliajlo Freparen by Seat* A Bowne. X. V. AH Drvfgtota. Hcreaftet: changes for ;adverti«MB*nts .*©4l .-d-*7 .ubiU .Huldxtioll I j’nbi)» toJlbo ln<iu*m»t*i*dJ « n';l ,!i» nyrig MorrU Hosea and wife, Jscob Aacfcer willing to furnish the needed material, .rm.: reacli U:ii office TuewtojB at Jatoot to rolip.! ijjiG j jj nt|,| w lutrtflol udT -.egti'tl) oryitl vrond .ii'ine in- -rifvn In MyUsek Hjid wife, leadoae Jacobs, of Albion awd but as to tliat 1 cannot say foe I have wiiVa brought. ■ * •-- * J • j; M. Jaeota. of JBattle Creek, were aU ndveT asked them to furnish me axy. 1 liuk after aft. a while eaeb district will raise bound over to the Circuit Court a| Char-1 hlnk uwob M liarii Lvuufof the most ltixk*Jou< of h^ah'i pertain amount at school meeting for t-j :<■» >, • ...m ....M... . ------------- .„. -v—j-jyjijjjqi; 1 lull . HMtlng< "«-» «" Mleh. to.ulvnvn h STwyers. Xc.xVm SHrsaparttla countereais 1 »tte to aland trltf! upon the charges rqvt c’huh Tire in jwgmrr^TWtn to .V* conspiracy. It will be remembere^CBi^ kindergarten supplies. - ilMdly polwii dud builds up ibv system. Id D..|» H.-.I J ro-l VhlmiW fan.lni,,,,.,: -o Hi Cufyfcor C-wmi Catarrh Case will cure these parties have <>een UDder arrs^g^ ■4 Kuppose you ask a board to furnish CLAlCFZ^fAX S7®,OOOjOO n some time, charged with runhln^MF^m* derail and they will not, then do as I da. SURPLUS S12-bWlML < n l.t -.-■I* n -InlA.-rh. W H. Goodyear. iji 11 b »!?. jitiuj raw I .-.-nli loinnii hn.j tt.i ud -„'io-w tlrf n.' Js.-’.J b.w .*4ao just furnish It yonraelf. The coat is not InacrpoMtart on<br «be >lkWa «• ffo'Btrte'.of1' io'M.cx_s-V^Wy............................... r* -. rfy/^l toll Linn in mdeh for the majority of schools are,qu|te Lcedge. KXS^fre/rW^S^iCIRCULKTlO®' J inqqut Jir^ol •HlJ UpW In the bead. W. H. Goodfear. ■naiffow‘ Mfrfa(*s 'there ’pot ife •hMb 11 . ■ "Wt-wib oii'iMu j, j»iudn Mikll?nn cac {iaipfliBiilu<r>3iio j. . OpacUor mnlneasDeo.lSiiSaU'iUft-Kl • he capacity o( Leroy Cahill, one of mi'ethan’ from tflit’M tWii^ 1n'’k»iy ... ' ..«lr twiWIHMW t.lil^ im Jioi!« ft riq o) Hi A -ESi^tlhrtfaibi'S "Vin ibliq ail) ^lILi (imol. leading manufactures of Kalamazoo, in uliuotliiit wiilitf'ffeedtouicVlfi,' W C ill । -!|niLY <wmioM •Urtky),' I nlttl )i fkrqtttub -q itelV CwMilWMk; ttMa.pteiafcHiKiHq □ ding-to bnsineua, having beuoaaa Im -M—_ VIA. Preu. A hot sling of Career’s Extract Smart Id ' oMltel'y 'alter S5 worth " fit ulaterl,! ’ MaMHinvrX ■•♦t.vtt -•:«•< >• ’ » l/ij M ‘ MEteLT,: ..Jd.j w|ol .will cure the Ctalppe. W.~HL Good- P^ed. tbe Probate Ceart has, with his ' ' *' “* ~ * j Hi ‘Iflj fflOf Mil VT>, ll >S^ cb l"l»U»*wiMiS5l_________ ,_____________ r MfUTHa"«w* tttasMt nMor .re« vWhi which tbry work. JhiL'Sliioni'i"’’^ B’-i® to I . artCUkklHI: urMHurmw. .1110311111, EairUZe Cfofip'iU C&ttMvflbhCaPre is cbirwe of hla affalra. .bojMroo row Y«>dJ oe Their bond la <of (be „.v” ..>a:i!in StnaHyll to In rjojlto Slotllp Inw '-rf dwll al'rsll w-tejjj jna^ww todf fflak* V* lllw »W As a general thing you can use more of jften.OwrWiM'.iK-J wi-ObtefteM^v^ <• IT rliv't tbe beat gough medidue W. IL flood- «MO.tttt. Mr. CttttUI Id tteuOtBl worth ...:..: .::: J t „do titto,tei thei oeeupatlons than you ean of the gifts; «l »1 vi<i<- WKltetejmiu fireJmll rirtl H uitl nJ iil boa (lit opdr half a miinon. ‘ " ‘ I h^ve .nevdr used any of the gifts except ':<u-ter-< Coagb ,v li'via.' MW *W1 HWjVtadfUl 'aJl ' Plate well lady received a. mammoth relLreg MWr.JlRrl^(flWr fMlfcjdflt Muurtnx Ififcchi* M<: Bifflumdre-! thei first, but 1 intend to use tbe building te>rld‘iteltete,k lM4'b«TiteW«,SvM>Ar ftrreHMlIrfol tel aollusreoiq ! KV han,111 Wil mlva-,1 W1 u. Goodyear. . Utteitew*n**«tip thnteiMnn 1 v i y There are • great many occupations in iHvil._.h!iffS oh) to intnn- ob Ciru-r, cawgi7ikd1 bMwttj^'tlln'Xdnl iMteathKottliteK idClMCtfikihMi Uio klnd«T«rlen. but In my limited ex­ )i*HtJrnl 100-tin mlWill Nr,cbiixtwgfKhmaiuiA^u.'-aNctai tter ulwiiiiWmM>wH»ntWib>ii»d- <perience I Bud tbe following Ibe nroet A Supplement, 1 le’ort bar, l«nr, qUk 5. :p} m -I.'.. idf ot-bMe-Od .■>3Kl:::ta firt*i «“«W* i/hu*^ ' T* ptointeble, (when we cannot devote all our “1«. -v) -a» ElOHf Dr. E. P. bayks, of Freeport, has « -------“d •. fW'HW ♦» i«tne to the work:) weaving, paper folding, . tenakaag .,«» Plibrt «fl____ r____________ ________________ : ruits, nuts, and fresh- ' bttlreVy- 'v* slirfit stroke bf'pitfkiyafc on iliUi titter _ tl+uaTRATtom, iaitem wane iad-te»»khtega<>1te<>tf bated-'’ ^ldw ‘"d* could l<n hand, '^hlByin bint-JUlh >1'Wwlng. perforating and coloring, and claj *na h ta xyjwyxpTIc,^)^^ .9X«>iJr.ql ;t < iil-a T W tu ‘ Wocl5Wl HVlUWttlWMilM.XMaatekrkteitaWwredteottetetteU xU n-’Ut'dr t’.-i — ■■ '.moulding. canter of all a ■ cl(l teS'iMwites.te oi ow The Nashville News.bewails tbe fact Erompt attention urt-an.- to. all SCHOOL COLUMN ite&i'rflko'poo^ : , Paper folding and elay moulding need that r:ll ri feiftUiaitedN’ t be done under your instruction, as orders. r C»!l -aoa 's-t'e me tli '' 1M»» «re*o-r»iOWL.Vn<lhto^n*>n0 in Ito manner wU^Ujverji^'ti^lr rillggCL k ere are a great many principles to be dlYY BAKERY. (UlJj DOLLAR PER YEAR. AddreaB ,wlu „, ..... ______st_fumifl ___ __ .mu! i>aa _____ wPunv______ .ii' t>>biAtuf *t ught in connection with them. z t/'Ti>e next annual meetikg of ,the Ges"71 .<1 tel te Ml i:r.i!« X TH® -INTER OCEAN; Chfcteoixi !«•«»,red tye cards I u>e for the perforating and man Baptist Brelbe'rn of1 tills slate wilt Ki •; I ^-.’fiftol *,ioG Adi *y.»-dk<> JhdJ .irdlfiS al yiif je»Hnh ufl ol qn eaJtw tflrotam t>lD.TOoar>b coloring I have cut at tbe printing office as held in WoudJiad'in tbe Hart. Satur­ THY SCHOOL*. l) • • ‘ FW i‘ shdrt-^infte’ ^rc wiff l&if Jloi they are much cheaper. I use cotton day In May, lt|9&. # Waek'y 'fhterOhfclYf, lfdr:dh1y'oi^'aAlilV7p^?^44 thread for tbe sewing, which can be bought Every mother shqtjld keep a bottle of <* !»W«WrtW',.lre U*<0 ^tltl( kindergarten supply house. .1 pur... ddUnry R2Xl3vii? ! Thbsfe Carter’s Extract’SWirfrt Weed*lti''tte bouse. BUra Glrwla, teacher <rt No. 1, Irrlng.l b .k ,».34>C vvRsrf rvwljma I arah • • ->s bu<« idoinid) i>< 7s Ijjli waa wllb <n-at reluctance that 1 took When the Htt^tf one-vyme^^onie ,l|h.wft Iw.reJtoHiJ’-'MJWI • Si nUM*’ 10 •’! f«*t and chilled, a hot sling of Carter’s Ex- thia subject when It was assigned ne, to: . pdJ lo tmet Smart Weed will prevent -Wfttefc* Hlel the treat Importance oL_!L_lBI> .iftiiftmr- dil* bi'.to tyi->«a lain i rifotKFHtHtlC—'Aiaftot to aiioilHm f Some of you may bay, “if the district Mid. Children Uke lt,.U 1l,u pleasant my own Inability to oo it Justice. doe* not furnish this material 1 don’t know wWfa; iip ft-aftdAr.3fnKH Finally with Diyine help I undertook It I AWaiHi'rt.I.KCTKfci-OFFlCR. All buainess prompt attended to. :g #<r, << $ ■8 nreForunv yW S*—. N*- Y«k H P. adirmS Wheeler’s «^ifure HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS' Prostration. E>pllopsu,, Loss of Flesh UKbXLELLED FOR--—■ Scott’s Emulsion LOCAL r Hastings City Bank. the:Ioer ,'ol'.gnralU eah r.n 1-1- 1 Isrtl 1->H< Vt ronv./oj nm ' ■' "‘ ; • ■■■; Mfist, POFULAB rtomh 'te x K SSS&S&Sj® irated, la Colons,. ri'iSifca'adSauWlU;"" fl.E.HE«KES.rtU®F'K;,,,1u: asxr �Hastings Sanner. Thursday, March •€, MARSHALL. L,COOK. *894L AUOU8T li. 18TO. editorial notes Tbe reportof 11 ■ nil—r on foreign rriatloiHi oa the Hawaii*® affair baa caoaed a decided reoaatloe 4n (be demo­ cratic camp as U turns down Grover and QnrcD Lil. approves 4be couaae of Minis­ ter Stevens and practically sustains tbe republican petition. The report was signed by Senator Morgan, toe chairman, the committee and four republicans, thus making a majority of the committee. The testimony supports the position taken by Minister Stevens and oondemns the course of tbe administration. The report finds Chat tbe Queen, when she undertook to proclaim the new constitution depriv­ ing the white people of all civil rights and practically confiscating their property, abdicated the throne by tbe eery act I ueIf, and chat Cor three days (Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Jan 14, 15 and 10,) there was an Interregnum, during which there was no established government. That on Monday tbe people assembled In mass meeting, and passed resolution a giving to thirteen men, who should con stltute a committee of public safety, au­ thority to provide for a government. That •they performed this July, and on Tuesday took possession of tbe government archives, treasury, arms, armory and po­ lice station; and thereupon this govern­ ment was recognized by all foreign gov­ ernments represented on the island. That Minister Stevens and Captain Wiles of the Boston did only their duty when they landed marines—Indeed, should have lauded them before. That the marines, when latniad, remained absolutely neu­ tral as between tbe supporters of the queen and the Provisional government That the recognition of tbls government by Minister Stevens was entirely justifi­ able, it making no practical difference whether be did so an hour earlier or later. The report further finds that Minister Stevens’ communications to his govern­ ment touching tbe question of annexation, which President Cleveland has sent1 to Congress as evidence of this minister's interference with tbe affairs of Ibe Island, were eminently proper and In no wise • ex­ ceeded bls duty. Indeed tbe report la * complete exoneration from all tbe charges which have been so profusely made against Minister Stevens and Captain Wiles, so far as their conduct relates to (he revolution itself. The only criticism of Mr. Stevens is that he exceeded his authority when he established tbe protec­ torate, but this act was promptly disap­ proved by President Harrison. a few trials we were able to stlek our candles to our hate. We looked just like the aainers except our clothes were clean (first trip.) When the ship came up from below it seemed tike a big Iron box about 4 ft. tong, 4 to G wide and six feet deep. This ran on four wheels placed upon the longest dimensions of tbe car. The cable was fastened by an ordinary ball as on a pall. After fifteen of us Crowded Into thisapace and three more sat on tbe bail tbe order-was given to lower sod tbeb the bottom commenced to drop out from under ua. As one could not move he could only aee one line of the shaft. With­ in a few inches the rocks flew past and again a hug£ ebastn would appear. Fi­ nally the skip stopped and we had reach­ ed the first level, a distance of 10 fathoms or about GO to 80 feet. Here to the light and left were excavations called drifts, leading along to tbe places where the ore bad beer, removed. The upper levels ere played out, so Instead of going any farther In the skip we started on the downward climb. Each 80 or 90 feet we passed a level until we had passed 20 of such levels or had descended about 1000 to 1700 feet. During the first 500 feet, water was seen pouring in from tbe water strata ly­ ing near the surface but tbe farther down less water Is found until finally none ap­ pears at all. On reaching the 90 level, the instructor in charge rent my compan­ ion and myself along tbe level to where some miners were drifting or excavating rock. These miners were Corn lab men and very intelligent men. All miners work on contract In this country, I mean by that, in tbe copper country, and are paid so much a foot for drifting and by the fathom for stoping. There Is a great differ*we between tweedle dee and tweedle dum. but no tuon? so than there is bet wren wbat the Journal editor aaya in bis -paper and what be-aavs out of IL In a recent con­ versation with the writer in Grand Rap­ ids tbe Journal editor acknowledged that -he thought that neither Mambitzcr. Jochim or Jlerry were guilty of -any <ntentlonal Among doing.” Neither did we think m at that time and we for once fully agreed with him. We were honest enough to say what we believed, and wrote tbe following editorial in accordance with our belief: “Monday Gov. Rich let tbe guHotlne drop and off rolled the official heads of Sec’y of State, John W. Jochim; State Treasurer, Joseph F. Hambitzer; ami Land Commissioner, John G. Berry. The re­ moval was for gross neglect of duty. As we have said before we want to aee tbe gulltv punished! No more serious crime could be committed against the liberties of the people of the state than the one un­ earthed at Lansing. If the verdict of tbe people Is to be altered after it has been rendered, Chen it is rime to halt and re­ flect Those who have kept moderately con­ versant with the proceedings at Lansing, we believe, are almost unanimous in the opinion, that none of (lie state officers above mentioned committed any wrong Intentionally. Their only error was In reposing too much confidence In their Stoping follows after drifting. First clerks Owing to the very meager sal­ aries Michigan pays her servants the cus­ a' tunnel is dug at about a levels distance tom of leaving the performance of all of­ from tbe level above. This tunnel fol­ ficial duties to deputies, has been in force lows the ore. Now when the tunnel has for—a good many years to say tbe least about the only clerical work devolving been dug about 100 feet Into the solid upon officials has been tbe signing ot rock, then the miners come back and start blanks which were to be filled out by to mine out the ore above this tunnel and clerks. Custom makes law, and if the below tbe level above thus leaving a huge above named gentlemen can prove them­ selves Innocent of any other connection chamber about 14 feet wide and about 40 with lhe crime, It hardly seems right they to . 70 feet high. They leave enough should suffer extreme punishment for an rocka above to support the level above. abuse of what custom has, as you might Tbe miners we visited were drifting. say, established as law. The men who actually committed the They used a machine drill driven by Mr, crime, or were instrumental In commit­ which Is furnished by an air compressor, ting It, or were connected with it In any in the engine house on tbe surface. way should be ferreted out and punished Holes about 9 to 9% Inches In diameter Irrespective of party. The people demand it and will be satisfied with nothing else. are driven 6 to 10 feet deep. After a But If, as report says, the only fault of number sufficient to drive out enough rock these state officers was in following the The hay dealers and producers through­ established custom of signing blanks out the country are up in arms over the for a day’s work, one miner goes after the which their clerks were expected to fill dynamite while the other cleans out tbe out honorably, tbe punishment is too se­ change in the tariff on hay from 84.00 to boles. When the dynamite arrives, (which vere, provided they bad no knowledge of 83.00 per ton, as proposed by the Wilson by tbe way, the miner handles as a person or connection with the fraud perpetrated. Bill. Recognizing the danger to this vast Members of most all parties are seem­ Interest which represents a farm value of would a stick of wood, throwing It about ingly Implicated In ■ the crime, which is building a fire around it. If It Is frozen)'It one that the better element of all classes 8750,000,000 annually, tbe greatest of any is placed Into tbe holes and connecting up repudiate aud unite In demanding that the crop raised In the United States, they with a fuse. When all is In, the miner guilty be punished.” have requested the Hay Trade Journal, of Last week’s Journal, totally Ignoring Canajoharie, N. Y-, to circulate a petition next tamps or packs it In. with an Iron bar which if it should strike the dynamite the statement of Its senior editor made asking the State to maintain tbe duty on only two days before tbe Banned editori­ hay at Its present rate. The paper pub­ would hurl all intoeternlty In a surpris­ al was written, accused not only us, but lished tbe petition a week ago, and as an ingly short space of time. After this job republicans generally, of trylpg to screen Indication of the wishes Of the people, has was completed tbe fuses were next cut the accused state officials. We will give received sheets containing signatures of about 1 ft. longer than tbe depth of bole our word as to the correctness of the con­ over thirty thousand dealers and farmers and stuck to adjoining rocks by means of versation with the Journal editor and from the hay-marketing States of the Un­ clay. A small piece of candle Is placed leave It to our readers as to the sincerity ion, and has placed them before the prop­ under this and lighted so as to heat the fuse before final lighting. But, as - mis­ of his article. er authorities at Washington. As the bay We by no means attempted or desired industry represents more value than fortune would have it one of our fuse* Vwts to hold up the state officials, and tbe ar­ wheat, oats, corn or cotton, and directly heated too deep and commenced to burn ticle would be so construed only by a man affects a vast interest, Lt should induce which mean an explosion In just 90 sec­ who bad tn view some possible gain in a tbe Ways and Means Committee to let onds as It burnes at the rate of 5 feet per political way, irrespective of his former well enough alone, and not. Jeopardize tbe minute. My companion and I started to declarations., We said very plainly in welfare of the multitude who depend op­ run, but the miner pulled out his Jack knife and dellberaiely cut the burning that article, which we have re-printed in on hay-growing for a livelihood. fuse off, and said It was a common acci­ full that we wanted to see the guilty punished. That if their only fault was In One of the greatest demonstrations made dent. It was our first fright and I hope trusting too much to their clerks, and bv laboring men this country has ever It will be tbe last. When all was again they could prove their innocence, the pun­ sees is being talked of It is proposed to in shape, three boles were fired after every ishment and disgrace of removal from of­ form an army of the unemployed and one was under cover. Tbe lights of the party were extinguished by tbe sudden fice was too severe. march to Washington and ask for relief. rush of air through the level.- —After the We wrote just exactly as we felt about explosion, each ear drum pounded vlolentIt at that time. Unfortunately lhe ver­ Read the caucus calls In tbls issue. and the end of the drift was completely dict <rf tbe grand Jury at Mason hadn’t tilled with smoke, so that a candle hardly been given at that time nor had tbe dis­ A Letter from the North. penetrated it Each miner now goes to closures made by a Detroit daily been Houghton, Mich., Feb.. 35, 1804. see if the result of tbe firing given out. Even lhe Journal editor didn’t was satisfactory anjt then gath­ know these things. The Journal when it Dear Editor:— Last rear 1 promised to give you and ers ud his tools and starts for tbe charges republicans with trying “to let the B anner readers an account of a trip shaft, preparatory to going to tbe surface. down defaulting officials,” unintentional­ ly, of course, forgot to say that a republi­ underground but I found myself so busy Throughout the mine could be beard the can governor discovered the fraudulent on coming back last summer that I did not blows which came through the rocks with returns that he called tbe grand jury, and take any trip to the mines until the open­ astonishing distinctness like tbe sharp that he has pushed the prosecution of the ing up of this year, when, as a member ot cracks of a revolver. A gang of men called tbe trammers go ease, and that in bls work be has had the the Junior clasa, 1 was com polled to take ■round the levels with a ear collecting the loyal support of republicans. Neither did a trip to the “black depths. ” Before describing tbe sights under­ ore brought down by each blast, and our contemporary say anything about At­ torney Ellis, the pride of the probl-demo- ground It might be well to give a abort above this ear to the abaft where The they dumped it into tbe skip to be hoisted populists, who, from all appearances is in 'description of Um surface works. tbe soup way up to hla neek. Calling at- first mine the class studied was tbe Atlan­ to tbe surface. Tbe roek that surrounds tic Mine located about four miles from tbe the copper Is called trap rocks and Is vary tentioa to all these little details, while ' true, wouldn’t help the Journal'* purpore 1school. This mine work* on the same line of dangerous at tines and ban to bo timber­ so they were omitted. 1stratifications of rocks as tbe Calumet and ed or held In place by means ot timbers. We will say again that we want to aee 1Hecla and other* of the large mines; Four tbe guilty ones punished and if tbe re- 'shafts are driven Into tbe vein and Ue In tbe cased officials are guilty they should be 1bed of tbe vein, or at an angle of about M walehall each plaeee and protect tbe made to suffer severely for It, and In tbe degrees with a horizontal plane. This angle minora a<ainat the falling reeka. prosecution tbe loyal republicans will lead Is known as the “dip" of tbe vein. The After leaalug oor friend, we traveled diataoee between these shafts is about a very helping hand. 400 to 700 ft Each has a separate shaft te hoist Its ore, which U done by means of to tbe ablp and bottled to tbe anrfaee. af­ a wire cable which winds up on a huge ter a four or fire houra trip le tbe darkpditl- cylinder called tbe drum. This cable la at­ cal history that while the workingmen ot tached to a ear called tbe “skip.” Tbe Tbere It an m laaplrtn, alienee about tbe United States are losing from ta,OOO,- shafts are built large enough to admit tbe mine that taken ava, all fear when you W0 to 810,000.000 per day because af in- tills car to run on a track down the Incline caa aee tbe WIM roet beneath yea. and It dustrtal ■nrertainty, Co&greM la an un- brin< it oat of hiding until tbe wakes up to Its duties that tbe thought of bow quiek yon could find it, On entering • >h*n ban*, m tbe hallo- if. you should fall, given rise to a IttU* timidity. atrwek bin. Accident. here are not thought raueh of only when a death oc- WALL ■era te toll one, and spots to show where At Ctee Quincy Mine the metlMjd of de­ scent to different than moat mines. Ad apparatus called tbe man-engine ia used. It consists of two parallel pieces of lim­ ber attached to a huge walking beam. These pleera of timber follow the vein in­ to tbe Mine about 3500 fact. Every ten feet there Is a .platform large enough for ---------------'a man to stand upon, Now os tbe tim­ bers move one down aud other up through a space of W ft. the alternate platforms becomes opposite each other and here a halt is made of about 9 seconds, just time to change and then down it goes, while the ethers rise, and thus ehanging, a rapid descent Is made into the mine. It requires about X of an hour to make the descent by this means, whereas ebout two 'hours would be considered in going down on ladders. Tbe Qulney is about 4900 feet deep and they are atill sinking tbe shaft. Tbe only Inhabitants of tbe mines are the huge rate which are the miners pets. Large amount of fungus growth Js found Id the older part of every mine, and re­ sembles a huge snow bank hanging to the roof. All copper mined here Is native copper that is, contains do salts of copper. In tbe near future 1 may be able to give you.a description of one of tbe large Inn mines, that supply the country with its ironYours Respectfully. R. E. Barlow. This is a Registered Gallo­ way Bull. He will be at the farm known as the L. D. Gardner Farm, one mile west of this city. TERMS, 12.00. Owned by JOS. R2QER5. NOTICE I To those desiring blacksmithing done, and especially to horsemen desiring fine shoes for trotting horses, I desire to say that I am especially well prepared to do their work, and my* long experience in the business guarantees that work will be satisfactory. Prices right. First door east of Black & Son’s marble shop. A PflP ER E R fill New Pauerns The Price is LOWER THIS SEASON. W. H.QOObYEAR MODERN DRUGGIST. ORSON SKINNER. HAVE 5EE you Been Gmldering tbe Idea of Having Our ■ FURNITURE PUT IN YOUR HOUSE AGNES HERNDON LA BELLE MARIE OPERA : : HOUSE - TO-NIGHT Sab on tale kt FRED L. HEATH'S Drug Store. F so. now is the time do it, as the big bar­ gains we have been telling about will soon be gone. Every offer that we have made you has been a bona fide offer, and the prices we have been quoting have governed our sales No bigger or better bargains were ever offered to the people of this county in the line of Fur­ niture. We wish that every person, every ad­ mirer of beautiful, artistic furniture, would step in and look over our stock, whether they want to buy anything or not We believe they will admit that it compares very favorably with stocks in larger cities, and we know we can save you money. DO YOU WANT DOINGS CARPETS, RUGS j® DRAPERIES? HAVE a fine line of sample carpets to select from. You will no doubt want to buy a Carpet, Rug or some Draperies this spring. Be aureand see me if so. Selecting Carpets by sample is the only way to get what you want. It gives you the benefit of a large assortment to select from and we can suit you on price. Dont think of buying anything in this line without Seeing me before doing so. 1 Yours truly, A. McCdy. Owing to sickness this week I have been unable to write a list of the big _____ bargains now offered rt the Racket Suffice It to say they are there and all that is needed for you to buy them is for you te took at them. They aeil themselves. Phin Smith. AUNT JEMIMA’S NOTIC k: PANCAKE FLOUR Is something you must not miss. Makes the finest Griddle Cakes, in five • minutes, you ever saw. 15 eta. package. Dawson’s Pearl Wheat Flakes, 15 cents package. Oranges are very nice and very cheap. We are offering a fine line of Canned Goods and Sweet and Sour Pickels. We are showing some nice Jefferson St. Furniture new Glassware. Yon Store. need an Egg Basket—now I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods 'for -----a..... wflJ little money.. jI'will still buy and sell second hand goods and • do uphol­ stering and repairing. ■ " �riASTINGS = Banner A paper nn ’’Kindergarten Wurk In Country Scboob,” by MIm Ellzg Girwin, la given Utia week in the school column, which will be found on the Inside local pare. Thursday March S, 1894. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. SILENCE Is golden oftentimes, and just not? is the golden opportunity to .buy your drugs of me. WALL PAPER I havaan excellent line <>f wait paper. Possibly yon may want to buy .some before long. I can certainly j4ease you. Don’t forget the place— in that little old wooden building juftjeast of the City Bank. FRED L HEATH, Mr. and Mrs. David Townsend, of Da Tbe Hastings Division gave an exhlbl- kola, are gveats at A. Davenport's. Mrs. I. A. Holbrook and daughter, Kit­ tion drill at a Pythian ball in Kalamazoo last evening and acquitted themselves tle, have returned from Muskegon. nobly. The whole affair was grand, and H. Cushman, of Albion, was the guest the Kalamazoo knights did themselves of Miss Effa Simpson, over Sunday. proud in entertaining tbe visiting Knights Mrs. Cora Witham, of Orlean, Ionia Co, and Ladies. Is visiting her father, David Bowker. Hastings Is gaining quite a reputation Mrs. Ella Bowen went to Fenton Tues­ as a ■cigar town. The latest brand to be day where she has secured employment in placed upon the market Is tbe -New Ar­ a millinery store. rival” made by Henry Fraker. Those W. M. Wilkins, of Chicago, and W. W. who have sampled this brand say that Wilkins, of Ann Arbor, were in the city there is none better. Always call for the Saturday and Sunday. “New Arrival” when you want a good F. J. Snyder, of Gletue, Mich, visited at smoke. O. A. Whitright's last week. He left The board of education has retained Monday morning for Florida. tbe services of H. B. Andrus as superlnMra. Esther Bauer aud Mrs. Dontendent tor another year Mr. Andrus Is recognized by all as exceptionally able Mudge attended the funeral of Mrs, Mc­ Cuen, at Hickory Corners this week. man In school matters, and it Is safe to Miss Grace Dewey has accepted the say that our schools will not deteriorate so long as they are under his supervision.— position of instructor in mathematics at Harcourt Place Seminary, Gamblers, Ohio, Nashville News. for tbe coming year.—Owosso Times. Atttiough it is net generally known, Mr, and Mrs. Gay Cook, of Plainwell, meMles are epidemic In this -city, there being at present eleven cases tn the first Miss Emma White, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. watri. Nearly all of the towns around us Frosd, of Prairieville aud Mr. and Mrs. have bad a siege and it now appears to be Dan Merlau, of Broward, were in th© city o<r turn. If tire children who have been Friday and. Saturday. them. Mrs. Ella Shielied at the home of her father, James Sntton, Sunday morning, -«f a complication of diseases of which lung trouble was cee. She w^s 24 years old ■and leaves two children. Her husband died 4i» 1892 of conswiption. The funeral toot <»lace Tuesday afternoon. Rev. J. Taylor. ■officiating. The bereaved family have toe -sympathy of all Don’t put off buying your ticket to see, A TRIP AROUND THE .. WORLD. .. Q ART SERIES M®. 1 COUPON No. 5. NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. pen. toKeth^rwtth TEN ee«ts. and you win seeekse Portfolio No. 5 of i TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.” LOCAL news. CiKC<tLATION - This week, 95 quires. Hereafter. cliawgee dor advertfaements tuuat reach this office Tuesdays at latest to iiKUK insertion In the issue of tbe week when brought Read the caucus eaBc. Dental rooms to rent D. Spaulding. Wool shawls at % price. Q. D. SpantdJng. Marcii 16th is “St. Patrick’s Day in the morning. ” Michigan day at tbe Mid-Winter fair will be March 12th. A couple of “maidens of tbe foresf were ou the streets Tuesday. Republicans, put up good mea for office, then pitchin and elect them. Several friends of Charlie Baldwin surprised them Tuesday evening. Clocks, better and cheaper than ever. F. R. Paucoabt. Oranges. A new supply of fine ones, m..one cent’ each on Saturday at Suuffers. ‘Pure York State Buckwheat Flour onij- 82.90 per hundred at Jos. Rogen At lhe present rate oranges are selling in thk etty, they ewnot be considered a luxury. Tbe latest styles la hair cutting st Bus­ by Bros, barber shop. They always keep /ully up with the times in the tonsorial business. A portion ot tbe effects of tbe late NeteAiab Cook, of Prairieville, will be aoM at Administrators Mie on Saturday, March 17th, at 1 p. m. A man whose appetite craves fruit just now cannot afford tbe luxury of a good apple, but has to content itself with oranges which are cheaper. Is said that several fine residences will be built In Hastings this spring. Among the prospective builders are Dr. G. W. Lowry and Em. Busby. Elsewhere In this issue will-be found a call fur the County Sunday School Con­ vention, all of which we did not have titne to print. Watch tor program. A. J. Bownr, of Grand Rapids, was In the City Monday. H. J. Deming, of Three Rivera, was in Agnes Herndon, .supported by an able the city this week. company will play at tbe opera bouse this Frank Black and John Roberts spent evening under the auspices of the Knighu Sunday at Gun Lake. of Pythias. The entertainment will no Rev. Fr. Laugh ran, of Emmet,' was In doubt prove exceptionally pleasing and the city tbe first of the week. all should attend. Miss Rosa Myers has returned Ihome Read the adv. of the “ lour of the from her school at Kalamazoo. »Vorld Photographed” and the adv. of the N. D. Men ifield has returned from “Holy Lmd Photographed” In this Issue Clarksville to Hastings, to live. and see if you don’t want to take advan­ Hicks Allen, of West Bay City, lias tage of this exceptionally fine offer. Sam­ ples can be seen at this office, Don't miss been In the city the past few days. exposed to it are hept out <ff school, it will COUPON PERSONAL MENTION. the great acteiNw Miss Agnes Herndon un­ til tbe last mcHnent. -lodicious people al­ ways secace town In advance, and aw sure of desirable ‘locations. It is not quite the proper thing to keep your wife -or lady friend watting in a crowd while you are buying tickets at the box office. Tickets are nowon sale and why.not bay -them in advance and -save yourself annoy^auce and trouble? Indications point to a wery large botse. Tickets at Fred L. fieath’s. Company F. of the Sth. Mich. Infantry, has only 35 living members, and tbe old boys look forward to each years reuoioe with feelings of greater pleasure than a hungry tramp would to a sumptuous banq«eL Their reunion was held this year in the new G. A. BL hail and among ttose present from abroad ware Chas. Ruuyou. H-<Jreble and Wilbur F. Dickinson of Grand Rapids. The latter remained here visiting friends and old comrades n few days. He was the drummer boy of the Company aud gave a little exhibition for the boys on the afreet Satarday. Takes as a whole the book ot the fair, by Hubert Howe Bancroft. Is probably the best presentation of theCalumlrian Ex­ position. Matorical and desariptI re, which has been attempted. The pita Is compre­ hensive and yet not to extended, the aim being to give the Exposition entire In pictures and print. In one thousand Im­ perial folio pagan, that is to say twenty five parts of forty pages each. By the leading exhibits of a class as re tatlve of the whole, giving the rest minor mention, to a greater or leas extent, tbe entire round can be made, aud yet the to­ tal result be a work not too cumbersome or expensive for lhe general public to handle and purchase. Saturday forenoon we atten ded a cre­ mation. It was tbe first one that we ever attended. At that time L. E. Stauffer burned all of Landreth’s seeds that he had left over from last year, a rite that he as well aa every other dealer that handles Landreth's seeds performs every year juat before the spring goods arrive. Unlike others this company will take back bo seeds, but compelis agents to burn what Is left after each years business. On each package the date tbe seeds were pro­ duced Is printed. Remember that Mr. Stouffer la sole agent for this city, that be has a large new stock on band and that these seeds are tbe same price as others, and much cheaper when quantity is con­ sidered. A ten year old boy in one of the lower grades of onr pabMc schools Is evidently well veraed lu the Myatertea of a euchre deck although lacking in “eivU govern­ ment.’’ Tbe teacher waa explaining the law of aoeceasion in a royal family and said: “If a king is the ruler and dies, bls oldest male child succeeds him, and with a quean ruling It the same on her death.” Up went a small hand and a voice eager with the desire to Impart knowledge, said: “And If the king and quern bote die at once, the Jack succeeds, doesn't ber Tbe teacher has never been guilty of looking at a pack of cards an J so could not appreciate tbe joke, although several other small boys did and wefe mildly re­ proved for laugblng. Something of tbe magnitude of HasGags’ supply of water may be Imagined from the following facta.- Durltig the post year, which ended March 1st, tbere were 83,868302 gallons ot water pumped, which is equal to 13,418.912 cubic, feet. This represents a space 4,478 reel k»ug by 8000 feet wide, ctfvered with waler ono foot deep. Tbls Is equal to a pond of wa­ ter 20 rods wide over five-sixths of a mile long and 9 feet deep. To pump tbls enormous quantity of water required 5.­ 990,593 strokes. The total cost of fuel alone was $1,386.55. During the month of August tbe most pumplug was done, there being 858,115 strokes and 11,933,500 gallons of water pumped. Hastings is noted for the excellent quality of its wa­ ter, which cannot be appreciated by peo­ ple here until they have been compelled to swallow the. detestable stuff that other cities are compelled to endure. In a case hinging upon the interpreta­ tion of what is commonly known as the Saturday balf-hoBday law passed by the last legislature, the supreme court holds that the law is valid, and that, while banks have the privilege of keeping open on Saturday afternoon, notes cannot be made on that half-holiday any more th|n on any other holiday and they cannot be presented for payment after 12 o’clock noon Saturday. The opinion ’ sets forth that if a note be made payable Saturday, and It Is not nominated In tbe bond that the maker of the note shall be prepared to pay the same Saturday morning, he shall- be given until the follow­ ing Monday to meet his obligation, or if Monday should be a holiday, until Tuesday. The decision was rendered tn the case Of Allison L>. Hitchcock vs. WWlian G. Hogan eu al., appealed from cir­ cuit court, and Is of very great importance to the commercial world of Michigan.. Its largely attended, compete should apjily to Mrs. boys. The ball Knights,and Ladies being present from many-neighboring cities, all receiving the Services as usual nt the siffte cordial welcome. The Knights of church Sunday. Kalamaaoo are entitled to great credit for the success of the affair and their frater­ nal treatment and attention to all won M.reli lath., al tbe ehereh pariota. them a high place in the estimation of all. The eighth annual convention of the Christian Endeavor societies of Michigan will be held lu Detroit, March 21-32. Prepmtlons are being made to entertain, free of cost, fifteen hundred delegates. These, with two thousand Christian En­ deavors in Detroit, will make tbe largest convention of young people ever held In Michigan. Tbe Auditorium, which will bold five thousand people, will be used for these meetings. An interesting program, covering ail Hues of Chnstlxis Endeavor work, has been prepared by. the state com­ mittee. Copies of the program will soon be sent to all the societies lu the state. Several noted speakers will be present. All the railroads of the Michigan Traffic Association, covering nearly every point ia the state, have granted a one and onethird fare for lhe round trip from March 20 to 28, Inclusive. Young people ex­ pecting to attend this convention are urged by the Detroit Christian Endeavor Union to send in their names as early as possible. Applications for entertainment may be made to D. T. Smith, 169 Sel­ don Ave. Detroit, Mich. the silver anniversary and a program ap­ propriate for the MBUslon. has been pre­ pared. At tbe Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday evening the Pastor will preach a sermon to young women. Subject, “Ruth. The Young Friend.” Sunday school at noon.' Epworth League at 6 p. m. A cordial Invitation is extended to all these services. The Re*. R. B. BHeotn, Rector of StPauls church, Jackson, wMl officiate at Emanuel church next Sunday. Servlet* as usual. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanksto our kind friendsand neighbors who so kindly aided and assisted us In the death and burial Of onr dear sister. Mil and Mbs. Gbokge McGlocklut. The Bepublicaa* ol Johnitown f to meet in Caucus, at the Grange Hall on Satur­ day March nth., IBM at2 o’clock, p- m. for tba purpose ot placing In nomination nervous aa candidates for Township officers for the ensuing yew, and tor the transact Ion of such other bus­ iness as may properly come before It. Johnstown, March 3rd.. IBM. h. F Cbkrky , Republican It may lie a matter cf surprise to BanP. K.FnHXB- > Town nek readers to know that Hastings has L. N.MoaaKB I Commltoe. one of the leading firms in Marble and granite business In the state of Michigan. The Republicans ot Rutland will bold a the town hall Wednesday after We refer now of course to Messrs. A. cusln March 38th., commencing at 2 o'clock, lx Black & Son, who also have a branch of­ republicans attend. . By order of Committee. fice at 803 east Main St.. Kalamazoo. Warken Forkmax, C^un'n. With one exception we believe, tbere Maple Grove Republican Cancua. is only one firm in Michigan that buys Tbe republican* of Maple Grove will meet in more than they. Tbe reporter visited caucus on Thursday March 22nd at Me Kt Hall at ao'clock p. ra. for Ow ^gpoaeot ; their beautiful and commodious office In noting candidates for Township affioetl a any ocher -business that nray * this city and found them all as busy as transact come before said meeting. A cordial invll bees. Ln response to “How’a business?” is extended to all who may sympathize wfl publican principles. ' Mr. Frank D. Black, lhe manager and By Order of CrnnnsfCto**. general hustler, responded that “business MMrrlMge Lleenu*, ,vas never bf^er,” and to prove his aeserPbllo Howard, YaakeeBeritw^ FMella Bush, “ tipn ■ showed the reporter orders since ‘ Jan. 1st that footed way up in the thouValentrne lafna to loyal Mods* lota Gtt<, sands of dollars. In fact it keepe tbem * William P.SIdnam to PhiL T. Colgrote parse! hustling all tbe while to fill orders, Mersec 5Barnr,»3M0. • • ■ clmnts that can report a better business EllaC. Granger to Wm. F. Wvhrott lot »100. now “than ever before” are very scarce Nashvl.le, Frances Monroe to 0. N and G.tJT. Monroe indeed, and each results are brought 102a sec 19 Barry, fl. Albert E. Dewey te Geo. B, Tungate 2a sec 19 abutit only by a combination of circum­ Johnstown. 1120. John Budkboroueh to Geo. Buckbarough par stance*. It means that ‘he goods must cel see 23 Woodland tUMk have given excellent satisfaction, whereThomas Beoev to Thomas HrtW jr. Tta me asBuilaDdfinoo. ever sold, and thereby made a good de­ Michaels. Roush to Chas parcel 1 Freeport, <75. mand for them. The cause of their large UtherD. Ball toG. A. MoComitael XA business is the fact that they buy In large Thornapple troo. Attorney General Ellis, the much-tklked-of man In connection with the bogus Mrs. Theo Jones called on Mrs. L. return scrape at Lansiug was in the city Stedge and Mra. A. Whitrlghl last week Friday to confer with Editor Dennis, the Mr. Jones'and family have lived in Grand otber member of the People’s party. It Rapids for nearly two years and now they also incidentally leaked out that he was here to look up a date on tbe Hastings are back on their farm in Cartton. . bouse register. The faet remains that both the date and the hotel register were Anyone needing gasoline stoves cleaned left behind. The Attorney Generaf Is or repaired, or repairing of any kind to be letting no grass grow under his feet, and done should call at Ed. Evans tin shop la isletying nothing escape him that will building just north of Ford's hotel. strengthen bls ease. It remains io be An auction sale is announced by Albert seen whether he can gather enough evi­ Stanley to take place on the Henry Good­ dence to convince a jury that he wasn’t year farm, one mile south of this city, implicated in tbe rotten mess at Lansing. Wednesday. March 14, at 1 p. m.. Jaaa-s The Attorney General, with the assistance Bauer auctioneer. ofW. O. Lowden and Editor Dennis Green street people were treated to searched tbe musty registers at tbe Has­ quantities, pay cash, get tbe lowest prices, some very fine guitar and mandolin mu­ tings house and found that the Attorney own their building, pay no rent and are sic late Monday evening. The. serenade General was in this city Friday, April thus enabled to sell at the lowest price. was much appreciated and enjoyed by ail 24lb and Friday, August 21st, 1891. Above all. they do first class work and do who were favored. April 94th he was at the Hastings house just as they agree to. We bad a little fiah story In the Ban­ at dinner and went away the next morn­ ner last week. Ike Hendershott has add' ing. Church and Society. Lasl evening Hastings Division No 19 ed to our collection this week. He landed The C. L. S. C.’wiil meet with Mrs. a 35 pound muecalongc at Gun lake last U. R. K. P. gave an exhibition drill at a Stauffer. grand Pythian imll in Kalamazoo gotton week while fishing for perch. Roman and Medieval Art,—Miss Good­ There is scarcely a locality In Barry up under the auspices of the Division in year. county but what is represented by a cor­ that city. All of the movements were Classic Latin Course In English,—Mrs. respondent in the Bajtnek. We have as performed with tbe dash that always IL Bailey. large and as able a corps of correspond­ characterizes the drills of tbe division, Village Life in France,—Mrs. Geer. but the slippery condition of tbe floor ents as any couuty paper In the state. How not to Help tbe Poor,—Miss Nagrendered accuracy and preciseness out of Tbe many friends in this city of Mr. ler. the question. But despite this the boys and Mrs. Walter Buckhout of Toledo. Character Sketch, Cataline and Cicero. puK up a drill that won round after round Ohio, will be pleased to learn of the ad­ Quotations, Horace. of applause. The visiting Knights and 1 vent of a son In their home on Friday last. Y. P. S. C. E. as usual. Endeavorers their ladles from this city are very grate­ Mrs. Buckhout was formerly Miss Viola ful to the Kalamazoo Knights for their make nu effort to be present Willison, of this city. On Wednesday, March 14th. is the an­ generous hospitality, which was in mark­ Read the caucus calls in thls Issne. ed contrast with the ice-berg reception nua! business meeting and tea of the la­ Republicans have a duty to perform in and total inattention recently received In dies connected with the Missionary taking an extra interest In putting up Grand Rapids. At Kalamazoo no courtesy Society of tbe Presbyterian church at Mrs. good men at their conventions, aud ex­ that could be bestowed was lacking and Stauffers at three o’clock. pressing by their votes their condemna­ all visiting Knights were entertained A Demorest Medal contest will bo held tion of the ruinous policy now being car­ royally at the expense of the Kalamazoo ishortly. Any young person wishing to ried out by tbe party In power. S Ktepben D. B.wbcr to Frank E. Barker pa/, eel Nashville, 41. Freeman potatoes for sale at SI co per bmhWlLL GuBHAM, Hastings, Mfch. Absolutely Pure A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powdkr Co.Wall St., N. Y. People in tbe vicinity of Hastings need irtg anything In tbe granite or marble line will do well to call on McNaughton, Col­ vin Co., of Battle Crtek and get their prices before buying. For the next ninety daj s they will makp this Inducement They will pay all expenses both ways for all patrons who come to them, and will guarantee a discount of five per cent, from the usual prices prevailing in tbls vicini­ ty. Call on or write them at, 98 East Mato St., Battle Creek, Mich. We are Indebted to Commissioner of Railroads Billings, for bis report of the condition of the railroads of the state. The C, K. A 8. road makes a very fine showing and Is one of tbe best paying railroads In the state. Tbe earnings for tbe past year were 852,540.54. Tbe ex­ penses, including taxes, were 835,315.98 leaving a net- income of 817,324.56. There was a balance of 880,125.54 to carry for­ ward to next year. Tbe company owns 44 1-5 miles of road and 4 miles of sid­ ings, switches, etc. There sre 53 em­ ployes, 12 stations and tbe company owns SI can and locomotives. During tbe past year the company has improved its service and put Ln 10,000 new ties. * .President Cleveland nod Cabinet held a very Important meeting at tbe perlon of the M. E. church Tuesday evening, un­ der tbe auspices of the Epworth League. The President was represented by Chas. S. Andrus, who carried bls part out with tbe dignity and corpulency It demanded. Tbe cabinet officers were; Will Darby, Sec’y of State. Jason McElwain, Sec’y of Tress. Roy Matthews. Sec’y of War. Jay Bogie, Sec'y of Navy. Clarence Phillips, Sec’y of Interior. Sterling Hogk, Sec’y of Agriculture George Heath, P» M. General. Hastings formed K^onsiderple part of the diseuMlon. Tbe program was very intereatlaf. U. TMEKEflRE FflKIRJ'.h INDW Who, it la said, stand months on tbe same spot with­ out moviag. There are Fakirs in America Who, from one year’s end to the other, tell the irooi people that, out of tbe goodness of their hearts, they are giving you a dollars worth of good for 67 cents. One elaaa ia m utoiena to bueinew men as Um other la to humanity. When you want your metwy’a worth In our line yot can get R. R. K. Grant. GLOTHIER. �■ ' Hasting# Banker.. basement secrets. obliged to uto *ns to help out, tor wa (GLADSTONE BETIKE8. IK town Aceepta the Grand OH Stransa Thing. to Bj Sow in tea Man's Roalffnatlon. elry shop for, but ia very ,pimple. UMtad States Treasury. The treasury', building furnishes cook BRO9-. Prapnetorw-r work room for nearly two thousand >iu tbe U contains MUf N«nvl Featares. Pooh •• people. They ar^e alt- (Me -at their ‘ * d riambers', , posts of Mty at-nine-o'clock in the its Ht'lii morning and leave there at fouro'cloek -BoMbery'a Career. in the afternoon.- There isacloqk.in every room occupied by. a.cbief of divi­ . (Sl»c!al Waahlnarton Letter l j . OUT OF OFFICB. How the rate penetrate a stone wall sion. . These clocks constantly need London. March 5.—It waa officially twd feet thick no manknoWeth. They repairing, or else new ones Wquld have announced late Saturday evening that do not burrow under the foundation to be bought. It Is cheaper Tot the the queen had accepted the resignation government to maintain its own---------work- of Mr., Gladstone, and that ber majesty . stones, for that would require digging1; government -----------------------------qualifications superior even to those I ere to ketep the clacks in order. Some bed summoned Lord Rosebery and possessed by the Minnesota gophers. | of these clocks hayc elaborate frames offered him the post of prhne minister But, somehow, the rodents have solved j which become inarmed in various ways, In Mr. Gladstone’s atea?. It was farthe problem, have entered the treasury . One of. thpm had just con}? from tho tber officially announced that lord department building, anil are obeying ‘ varnish-room. l£ bad bceh given a Rosebery hpd accepted the position. the’laxv of nature, to increase and mnk, new buck and side In the cabinet-room, At last the step so Long ex peetod haa tiply. By this time, they are like unto had be?n painted in th^ pulnt-room, been taken. William Ewart Gladstone, those possessors of a Scriptural mad- ■ varnished in the varnish-rrtom. and for years t|ie ruler of British poJHics man, for their name is legion. I went, was deposited In the jewels.shop just and the most unique figure in tbe pub1___ •_ __ .U.. ___ >_wjth.hte l.L 1-2- ____ * | J* ufe of the down in ,1... the 1basement the other <tey , as the guide entered gucsL * made hte final with.one of the guiles, and saw things . Ono of the charwomen had upset it “ ' • j| wonderful even to an ojd tinker, fcvery and. broken tho framework, as well aa evening after the clerks have left the ydisarranged Us network of wheels, Mra. John Wolfe building. fhe-ehar.wdmen take poksew- ' The jeweler will make a brand new Zaleski, Ohio. sion aral clean the rooms. About one f clock of it, and send it back to duty in thousand of the uLerka bring lunches , $he secret service divlaibu. ' with djvm every day, and throw tlic ' Tn« furuacc-room cremates a' great remnante ip. their baskets .with waste mafiy rate. Tons oF documents which other refuse’ of the office, have cluttered thcffiles of the depart* Scrofula and Salt Rheum paper.and Tbe charwomen carry all qf the doh- ’ went are there deatroyed, They are Cause Much Misery < teniff of fhone bnsftete ddwn 'the1 gathered, together and cast, into, the basement and the aggregate t frmo'thdi;'fiery furnace which .ra^etK' te receive Hood's Sarsaparilla a Godsend to waste baskets fills on immense bi^ j them. , The sweepings which contain A Whole Family. There, <all night, the rate hold high.j Jrtgmentsof WticKcsnre bnFtiWhcre, •C. T. HoodfcOo.. Lswell. Maw.: ’ carnival, for the bin,.is, their hahqnet^ - and mahy-’a -shovel willeh the tabohete Gentlemen—My mother-in-law,.-Mrs. EHy- Ing hall. Inasmuch as the "leavings in '"lifte to theliiriiaee don-tains a: inuigry abeth Wolfe, at tl»o age of 72years,; waa attacked thepapers do not satisfy, their thoo! rodent., Here-U a.botxQom. hi. baye . with a tIqlent form of saltrteumv It spread all sands of little and big hnugcra, they ! ^eexLsixpjlar fires, .in your own twn, over her body, and her hands sad limbs were assail the woodworkJn, the; ' bnVihe^. arc probably not. kept going dreadful to look at At the same,time, my little eiS'.qhMnb*desks and -other furniture..! all flic tear arouEa, as those are. The WIUUAM B. OLADhTWne..;H It daughter Clara, who waa just one year old. was 1 eogfr ' eHttroto toe .tog. of i.Mda, and th.: 1<TP '■Dd”'CT’ F?' attacked by a similar disease, like scmfulk It- Thtjy eat valuable papers sometimes, dr ' -treasu^--furnaces iccep'thd used to. Lately all of the ’ filed' : f appeared in tho form of large sores under each side of her neck; had tbo attendance of ttid 1 , 111 “ln't^1Tro?,lYo0p““>’i,,'’,,™*atr'-reUretotlw«j<1yO>.Dtot,bU remain-. family physician and other doetors for a long maflle of’iron, aikl theteby tbe little. iiptpihejbig UuildApg, to as;tft- make it lag yeantof dlHvnguisbed honors | habitable for t-hq bee hive of humftnUov, earned during'over sixty years In the time, but seemed to grow worftB. 'XHttt? itx»k rapacious fellows are barred. The hundreds of; pounds of waste I It was a lack pf fresh air in their rooms fell Into my hands, tn which w$re numerous tes­ service of Ifta obuHtey. *!’»* >:I< I ::e ,tf' timonials from people who had been paper ought not. to be called .absolute- J which produced fatal lllneM ih Sefcro<>adnkM«tte9bi,teMM*s«h :1 • • ly wasted; for every day there arc d,eft taries Folger ahd Mabiftri^'/ • Binee Mr. Cured qf Scrofula Mr.-Gladstone tea. wrHtes a, tetterta by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. As soon as wo gave hands at work separating the finer pa- ' Manning died. |he qi|gium, havq .heap Earl RoseberyMDgratplntipg - Nty, ... ' j, ’’ '. Hood’s Sarsaparilla to Clara, she began to get per from the cofiteer and presMng-the] ”"S ' "’♦"•'•n- ■ ■ upon his accession to the premiership. fetter, and before the first bottle was gone, the whole Into btrfil’lfcr riitpnretrt. to tho I In his letter Mr. Glsdstohrprom&edf'to ail«ns.l in ttqaittt .■ ores entirely healed up sad there has never ■factorfes’,where new. Audiifclean paper ' ' aid the new prime minister whenever is madewndngsaijvaold M govern-.1 -H dllw nJ his ■aslstanca ■ Wtt askad/ . Jl is ment. There te a paper maker who ' uqdanODodt .that Eari .Rosebary's has a contract ylth ,the, pecrejtery at ■ coxa^upAoaUqu ,r . ,I?ilUam been any sign of the disease since. &e'b'i' the, ire^ajiryj and he. pays for the/'fynrnon flnrcqurt has resulted healthy, robust ehHd. Her grendmattier took waste' p3be? sd,-<£hhrt'' thu^gbterntnenft । An the ^lattef ctifinmiLlhir to- re­ Hood's Sarsaparilla at tfio same time, anti the ;d6eJ hot-ldte-it1 ^tireljv:/All'of-tho I salt rheum decreased lu its vjolencu and . tain his position ns cfianceiFor of the thick, heavy bro*-n‘ paper ahd paste- ;. exchequerand in his accepting the govA Perfect Cure board whieh comes wrapped around' er runent leadership of. the ( homte of was soon effected. It look about three months । express packages from all parts pf the '* commons. Lord Rosebery haa been the for her euro, and she ascribe* her good health ; and strength at her advanced age to Hood'sSar- i country is separated from the finer [' ' qualities, and they say that this ma- j Bsparflla. It has certainly been a Godsend to myfamily." Hits. Sopjua Woltk, Zaleski,O. I tonal makes the finest kind of paste- ! I board for boxes. The women who , Hood's HH««re ilrollG reMW.Ua,. lu„ „„BW „ this waste pa'perr- ate experta blBre,ne«.)»«Uke..1.-kbredrel>.. todlre.ua.’* I' handle Qn(, „„ u.u ot aR)^„a tourii th, . Thursday, March 8, 1894-^ Agonizing Pains Hood’s^’Cures ........ J= rkbre , . and so popular u to need hi mention. AR who have uted ted recorded > bwj me — r--—- - , medicine does not exist and ft it pVto —■-------- — rt, JS. ..J --------- n fwsreaa skirt (oaru>teeoTto do >11 that b eblmed. _____ J#**™ „. thirty die, Electric Bitten win ’tire all <Ummm ot tbe llrer end bldaen, wlU nrnwe ptaplta. bolls wit rheum end other .IBIetloae cured by Impure blood.—Will drive m.l.rl. from tl» .y.Wra «nd prevent M well u cure ill m»Uri,l lever.—For cure of Uetoube. ooratlpUkm .nd IsdlgraUoa try Electric Bitter. Entire ctWMtlon seventy tour aad imoo dollar*; -anc' grennteed. or money refunded.— Price 50 oU. aud »1.00 per bottle.t W. II. Goodjeart drumtort. ....... laade and prriiHere dreerlbed In said nwurtlv HFSrS?Sfc zsr^isSr'bA^,^** Mra. Phtube Thomas of Junction City, III., was told by her doctors that she bad 10ly »,.i. «IMKbl|[M.. will b« reld ilT,?. consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two tx»ttlee of Dr. Kings’ New Discovery completely oared her and she lh« w>ount duo 01, «id Mb ,M> uporoey tre „t sap It saved her Hfe. Mr. Thomas £<-■ gers, lU^oridntft Ssn Francisco, suf­ x _ kmiiu R BkrsouH. Mwtpu;.^. fered from s dreadful cold, spproaehing ®tn. iM. consumption, tried without result every­ ■ LU'J .J----- •M41.7.'. ■ , i. ■ -■-■ , thing else than bought <me;bo3!«.,,©1,. Dr., ' nofDMI?W*Tora !ule. Kimp’s New Dlatoyery mod An two w«*r ^the HteMer of lhe estate nf Bar vey f was cured, ile b napxra^y U^anMnL R ““’br vtrtte of « As such reepJUoC wJblch t|iefe1axRMmplea., Ube,Mnitnuira. that proye the wonderful eflicacy n)t. this u .«n« retb. oimT.? medicine In coughs and qoldt jFf®?. bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug stojs., .... ^al,r tire 50c. »»a Sl.ffi, )p . R, „n the rlgtit, title and interwt_oU|M degased ■,:l: ’BarkMNWnMWtal' -‘n ‘ . Tbe beatwlTB-lo' Ute world for- MV, brateW, abree, oleere, Mt rteetn, «nt MWM. tetter, eb.ptred hire*., ehHHMiBii contt. Mid dll ,kte‘ ImifiUonh «M >MBr«ty we t>n<M dr Bo-'pM' refliHred. =»T is KU.rabteed to clve perfect eariafarttorlJ -w acres, me south vest oneacribed parcels reare rfre [»J i or money refunded. Prko ks-cowia Mr. boa. For. Me bariW. H. Goodyw. Ue dritixlat. ‘■■.'■i iiyv.'ib t«»s nq la >oi Barn County aniitato of Mic.ji^au eve sale is adjouroad snttl TwSlijr. ay of April. isM. at tOo'ekwk a. m. Colkman. Administrator. lm ‘•‘MW* WW’SRftjtaSP-'.................. .nn»J ji vl ini'.ChildrenOry for Pitcher’s Castoritt. r Children Oiyfoi" Pitcher’s Castoria. ; t Children Cry for. Pitcher’s Castoria? 1 4 NOTICBFOB HKASLXU CLAIMS, te of Michigan, County ot Barry-i*. •Uee fe hereby given, that by au order of Probate Court for the County ot Barry la rm teOth day of Febnure. A, I), jri;. immM fiMnwitete wtreafiowea for cr-d» te prreent their claims aralnwt the estate Luciiida HlatKbArd, late ot said ruutrty, eased, aod than all creditors of raid dece^eJ required, to present their claims lojwiid tele Court, al the Probate office. In Hie City ■MGXMKB. for examination and allowance, on before tbe 6th day « August Hext, that such elaims will be be*rd before said rt. an Tuesday, the frk day of May , on Monday, the Mh day uf Aux”;'! L. at ten o’clock in the turenouu of each of Sllzabelb Gnire^olL ,n Tpdti'ri' wontoii residing mjaf UnloyyHle, Is, 103 years^1$ ’ Buckingham’s dye for the wblskjpqg, the best, handiest, safest, surest? economical and satisfactory dye ever ‘in­ vented. It is the gentlemens farpriie. ~ 1 quality uf the paper and whaltodo , The village of Zetland hu inqre ttiin, 1 with each; little piecq. , । ! Iq thr fiputhweal corner of the baser t eighty residents wbo are over 75 jr?*ra ment is a cabinet shop which is vaiu014 .., I .,.1, ' able to the govennfient. They fio nert ’ While no pby&ician or pharmacist can I main? presidential cabinets down here ' THK JBWKLBB'S HilOP. conscientiously warrant a cuny J. . C.. under the ground and advay from the { noise and bustle of Pennsylvania aver 1kept going all the year, so that the at­ Ayer Co. guarantee the purity, strength, CfltAI\lnAUtMARKs^F nue, but they make uil sorts of fumi- ;mosphere. of the grout btittdlng is and medicinal virtues -of Ayer's Sarsapar­ COPYRIGHTS. Cure. Thifc cabinet shop iq. probably (changed, during the day. every tea ' illa. It was the only blood-purifier admit­ CAM I OBTAIN A PATENT. i the best equipped one in Washington, minutes. If it were not so. sickness SMTESAtW ted it the great Wwlds Falr In Chicago, LO HD noRCTEHT. and probably less than a hundred peo would be the rule ratlier than the ex- -. ivf its Ske existence. —.1 - .. 1— pie in in ♦Irii.r'itw this city L-nAtT know of ception among .L. the -1 clerks. recipient of many congratulatory letters .1803. Here arc all of the choicest and .latest , We passed ................. _ _____ ______ _ _and i______ .. ... .. .Among „____ _____ the plumber's shop, but dispatches. those who___ telB, F. Bcingham; Diamondale veteran.' bits of machinery for woodwork, and .-.■went back to it. Here is whore the egraphed.- to him were the prince and has been given a pension with* :$5.0OQ. there- are Jatlies. Veltixyg, pwrtices, ii^ govchiment saves many ------thousands •. of princess of Waiea backpay. • I • - >. -...j :.... H fact all that a first-class workman doliars. Down tinker the ground i»» . K«<rrt w»o*tone-» B>ttr«Dientcould desire op expect to have in a tltoAhop whitsh .prevuate the plumbers j Clergymen, lawyer a, public ppeateH, Hundreds of letters and telegrams well ordered shop. The varnisher was of Washington from plundering tho ‘ expressing regret because of his retlre- singers and actors, all rrcogrrfujJ,thtr vir­ at work dri^a wry hand«Mie: desk in publie pursp as they do so many pri-. ment from office were received by Mr. tue ot A rerS Cherry Peetrfrial.11 <He df the varnishing room which adjoins tho vate purses. Here are Ute uteri with Gladatone. The ex-prime minister at* our most eminent public men-says7 “It * Is cabinet shop. . ■ their clamps, hammers, vises, monkey ! tended-jehurch twice Sunday. ... Ho | lie said: “See that little round.plug wrenches, Sealing'wax rind other ap- looked remarkably well The natJou- the best remedy that din be proCdWifi ‘for near the corner of the desk- That was purtenanees.-They attend to tho miles <dists propose to present to Mr. Glad- affections of the rocal orgitjs. throkt «ntt '.made by aFat when Daniel Manning „ r___________ ___ ‘rpipe, g water _____ piping . ______________ __________________ __ of the lungs.” '•'•■’ ■■ ’ ’■ ' '1 M.'.i.aH I .IM; upott miles of__gas «tone an address in recognition was secretary. This waa tbe Secre— - ■ and —- acweraga." On^workman “liTaL —1-. —gr^at — service -------- that —-- He ~~ has rendered to . 0e*r business men are raising tary’s desk, and ho bccasionaUy left ways in the shop repairing flxi,nrcs qt t^° Irish cause, money to t>hy iiMlnitmm’ts and /unUonitf pieces of lunch lu that, drawer. At. making new ones, but the others are * Vhv**» fpr th« Kx-1?render. ’ |i night. |he old rat- discovered the fact always out. looking after some portion I Mr. anflMrs.,Gladstone left Windsor for abrasi bin<L ; • WAR TIME PLUG. • , of the building which requires attetf-l' *t 8 o'clock on/tl/e some train os rcM -rfi I . j| -. I edi rdoK /< s >,» n-tk'aT < it were not for this shop the !-turning cabinet' ulintstera. The route governirtent would be at an avorago ; from the castle to the railroad statidn I M .) irf’IMl! nv.ull Ji-mIuII expense .of aboutai hundred dollars a | waa thronged with people whk» heartily i4ay for ptembfcig,. according, to ©beared- Mr. Giadetoce. . At te statedt Lyarplurobers* bills generally are made 1 that Mr. Qladstopp .r^tehpytlyf leave out. When the electee- Light gentle^ i England for the continent, and that Bff 5^.9rWft I men wired the building they used the 1 teihktfiwlm>ati;;:iitotil‘i(lte ewdl’of gas fixtures to aid-them totheir work, I BP*‘ing. -Ju.a ‘ifiniai; »d? ui ; : I i'-1 .... ...........Ml ml* o>mo) so that the plumbers are becoming * ''*“**” ** iff " -,u* iuiaei'ndl oho ni ,hihq hits rsiuJa alarmed and dislike to handle the pipes for fear of being shocked. They w 1p» ttUc M or.paruSicta-Sl BBhllr .1U>a __ . ... .TZ_’ ■ • owdYine preU.M'tffV ■Wt'*gM(li _■ ‘ " ■— • ■■ IIMIIk.UA-1*10, do nnt not tewfear being driven out of work, work. wt»te Mr, Qladaioas,.marked him out u a,man dn Vrak Jjo-.r*. IMiUitv. IiihpMton. iSiii.Tak« In time.JOcU. for there will always be need of of (,^tfttoTdthaYy 'promlsfe. ,rH6 ‘waa“ea&idtf1 inert-, tint do. po'lWbW: !,'i""’ » HINDERCORNS. Tbe anhi.nn.ewrfbr Com., bvtw MUO. Kc. at 1/ro^.rt*. or HJxkuX * CO., N. Y. ( . vldenvct-th^todiBl-aateqaehimtwafi trt 1BTL <(j- ; I*fu^.i i r-i up oilj )<» ^T|j plumber, in lhe treireury. They fre- • rwul tflttu’b* «o»»M«aiMk quently assist the electric light men in .* Y kmuDurah n*L»arrtt» «n. 1 laying their wires along hot and cold BREAKFAST-SUPPER. air pipes in various parts of the building. There are lots of curious things down In that basement which have never I (led ,nd kepi In good rendition 4, ''h?, All on l>o«r. r.rl.bM. ................ been seen by the average newsgetter GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. -v Jtto Jxmmio. Feb: w (H» MonU-’ Oto 'ot Hoorn SkrSpiftlS,' 'll OF THE HAre.' ' and we will make another ,I<UO). I »Urch 6.—Th,: report <rf • tkh folidwi Hurth, WH&f' dr’tWh" tied • •• • - there one of these days and '<>“)»lAb. rebel Ireo^ort VtUiMo and ate through the ma] td, e .rtrf bf 'the ?th< MMj: that the country does act beeBeopflrm^l, U>1 th, detouTrfu, ' ”rr felW4' '’H™’1 !» he could get those c) shoice morsels. dream v..x_re.x. ot There are sensations M-of th,’ rrel-J.we M WvttajrtWrHMirW# Wfctaffl BOILING WATER OR MliX . . Thin desk has been dowwhere for some galore,K too, for many a handsome charwoman has lost her heart to the ;.;r—---- ---------- ---omcere , '‘"‘'IhtH'ilPkta^itt - *-■ tuUk.Af.m... ...“kt,'-eU‘'ei<l>tttetlU,T '“U N i workmen and watchmen. And there ktetnwiHl) MSfk'k. ‘bMae el.o-« .MJrnluu for clerks who needed them at once, so ha,va,beten marriages and divorces, too, Beat Ladles’Fashion Journal published-for we'have Cakeri dmfe'WHS which Originated in the treasury baaettoe money. None better auypriee Only M . I G^buq "I.utliirena p । ii-rmj .«r s y, : ir*rrt J ,rt E Si.-lvii,!J. 7,75r’ cants a year, poet paid. Send three 2e.*stamps would eoct the government about -Wr^' ihrirft, but those things are gossip, and by mail for a B-.niple «npy Besides'gl ring hundred and fifty dollars for such a 'lOqrr.ou Jeu -roujand I are not gossipers. We won’t: wjii WTfintS the affaire of our neighbors— >?eB* TtnNHRttDptfaalgf Ttcay tba9 n9| ai London and New ynrk unions and u,!r down lieienij leiMi liig tuq ttAiungw. -| not in thia letter. " <■। ____________ Smith D. Fbt. M ... LftW^rW aloe el tjBb FlaMinr Moment. <hr>«i J! 8 |7J»«lefHac| P«t ^MI*>TMnFW,l — ia the “first citlten’’ of England town in which he u4 (if«aan-,“\,(T MUKHIN? ;sW6t>P» is respected by all claeses for; M(k'thM*i»»pAtak-Blwp4Mb* a Jine Otad ali'd’. 'iSre iy «’» «* ib dwo V qualities and abstemious1 one, too—adjoining the For Catalogue, address A. ti. Paris itsS He haa much of the courtli-Ann Arbor wants electric fire -irkmsl They tell me that only the most ex; o$ the old school, coupled with dOpployod down * —□nal dignity, yet tempered; trfrfoe work which ■**»« an az, , ?elA>rated inf the with n a sense of humor that he. .— * joke, even though it bel i are all union MBlciujtareM ix*><Mn» workmen and work on u union schedules at his «rn expense. He relates the fojJ?VW^pi*ode with relish: Not long since h& business called him to New But think of finding a jewelry shop York, which is as much hiaXme 2s U* p,t , ni oukrebbB, in the basement of Uncle Sam’s treas- his native place. He haMed o Fifth! , nry. Here ia aa pretty a jeweler’s *”a eoterinir ii/rouod It shop as you ever visited, and there are noBriy Sllc-d. Sprawling acrons the three men. with big bulging glasses •tole aat A man hi luat stage ol Intoxi- • hUhoSie.iiriW.^^ W khort UlnMBxM branoUthe ___ . ( over their eyes, looking at fine jewels ent inn wlitreV, Chas. W. Ammsthoxg. Jiwtee ol Probate. MOKIXiAUE SALE having been made ni the owidUtons a certain tn< HUain P. Std te. to Duiiei ?rfENT$ > oldNavy: . Said rd in the Barn- County I, In liber s of suiwwprocerdltiR having been Tnramxed at "i dollars as provided for in s&;4 5'bttce As .kmfiy zweo tbs: tbe ibed prctatkft hr so Touch thcmii lheHthdavof April, A. D.. ism. »! a. ni.. at tbe north front door pl thf . --- ------------------ ------, Jmtfciffec ‘ ' D*wtan tSrmxit. att’y to Person. j . , ‘tMted. Jan^my •MHOWWJUPW I? • , <500dltlol»l .. ^'«dwln A­ man and Lyman W. tAldricL and Mary Aldrich, wife of the said Lyinau W Aldrich, - -------- “•-?pth TheTQltobaG6A.feGbelliiulii0aii peed since said interest •bewime1 dhe thousand seven hundred and thlrtj four 4 IM dnUttr'.’Mtf'r »AJ*"#* rlue of the power of sale in said morlpc—>---- -------------- bJr a m1p at jinbl* r at th? north front EPPS’S COCOA the second day of WMt'jMBtanajfnomi fediM* news J *WI&iS kVWritnrx*.. JffoMA'I JI Chas. h.baukb. wort ’ Martfuee- 9MdW3bvft- sialB JivY :ni *: ,f“ Sa^Si^SElSiS IfTAl TO MANHOOD? id $ ax 1« b ataifflfjDfa ad plea tootnuhiic.il/ ^ning just as intently as does peler at home, when he looks; io watch you had cleaned last over id tells you it is awfully dirtv «f everyone in the a is cleaning again at «S.5O per sanA-* IrMkWk"’ ■ TsaGq o» «tfi» �MICHIGAN STATE SW8. CAPITAL AMD LABOR. CONGRESSKINAL NEWS. :ia Th. ■nprams court ha. knocked out what la known: aa Michigan1, "laa owwlaw" ol J80S. Tha lav anthortacd jnatlow,! In ,their dlacroUon, to wn Unoa -dbordortlaa to tain th. cur, tor tha liquor habit. Tha court •^T11 Mth.1 law in effect paradta un­ official pcraona to prncrlbc rnlea ac­ quitting peraon, charged with crim, and they may be variable aa corpora, tktna era numerous, and It ia not In tht province of legialation to delegate te private corporation, power to make law, tor the discharge of offenjen ,. . ... . . ,. ... ■ MTLwauktx, Match 8. -Capital and ProoeddintB of Mm Fifty-Third National Assembly. »-<•■, -. ■ * ■■■ *, ■■ , a, Thompson and Duncan, argued A Great Mistake. Abw met face to face in Judge Jen-I ‘ ’ eewnlttee ott Indian affairs kina court here Friday* and began what * against tbe adsfaaion of Indian terri­ StatiooB. promiaea to be a battle over a principle 1 tory to Matehood, either aa a that Mjrf n.Uo„l import^ u state or with Oklahoma. They de­ MOJTTH. ■taDd repreluHew ot the d»h» clared that the Indians are not ready Mated by the attorneys of the Northern ’ for stitehood had that the repreeentoctiteagoLv:. Pacific railroad, took—the position tions of the evils incident to the pres­ Kalamazoo Lv.. that a judge could by writ compel men 1 THE 8XMATX. ' • ent system of landholding are untrue trom qnltUng th.terrte.of ^._ ln weMnBM WashinotoX, „„ Feb 28 —In the sedate, mem rf U» aam qwtere.applying lbwe orBig SouUiern Floods. (tressey...... Oy"1 J” «PP« Hon to Ihi. th. yo,terd., nterg. nnmhe. of prtltlon. Milo..,......... ItNKACOLA, Fla., Fob. 28.—The Um™ 7 lhe Oveoitewore prwratwl protMting »ualu«t » r^ DeRou .... . Cloverdkle ... ~ Emp’°j“ «ook the auction of the dieting dalle* on wool Steady rain* daring the past ten days 2“arws**gr Hbultz ground that it was the right ei and various other feature* of tbe tariff nave caused a freshet in all of the cur. The little white lines are every man to quit the service of any bill Mr. Kyle (pop, S. D.) introduced u ire am* in tbi* section. News ha* been tho HASTtXUS.... nerves which other man. to work when he pleased a bill for the establishment of a na- । received that the town of Geneva, Ala., convey ths serve Sheriff Kumfi (’oat> Grove. f.»r*e from the tional unteertlty. Urrferri te » ' °? r ‘ ’ « r . "■>« U» Presque Isle ana to re*t when he pleased. Involved university, it was referred to a nerve to Woodland ■ county, started - • committee • J । Florida line, is half submerged in water ewrj centers Woodbury ...a...., te house of between these two widely divergent select part ot the > i« /). L.A .V j and the river is still rising. The flood correction with W ashington. March —The named F-vd ines was the question of the right of WiBHlsarox. March 1. 1__ Tho senate wnate Lansing Richardson in h act In unison or u<:, held hours’ evsaiou session yosicruay, yesterday, vne the at that point is said to be the greatest conveyed ; Fred oak er!: labor to organize, „ ------- --to ------u a two uouro Detroit..... ... t-I > 1ln II BT1V — — — It-its whole , . .. since the memorable flood in 18B5. to go to the cl t h.« tel Grand Rapids, k advantage | f® any WAV combine to advance of which was given to a speech of the opportu P" from * "" thej lntere r"“*ts‘ by Eenator Frye (rep..'Me) in opposi­ train. He la Lin U know bank all The argument* Friday were upon the tion to President Cleveland's Hawaiian physicians fall to right, but the 'followed im- j P®t>ti”n to Judge Jenkins to hare him policy. After a short executive session BtaUons. MgaM lb!-, fart; mediately, bro In 00 treat­ inst a barbed . mtx',fy bis famous strike order wherein the senate adjourned. ing t lie nervecen­ wire fence and : hkui re. Ricbanl-' h.® enjoined lhe employee of the Washing ton, March 2.—A resolution ter, for tbe cause son walked to stopped al a| ^nrihern Pacific railway from was introduced in the senate yesterday of die disorders Scrofula, arising therefrom Chicago Ar hotel, stole 825 d fth V?hT\^; providing for the establishment of a they treat the was run down rthd'l part affoctod. Sores, Boils, or Kalamazoo Ar. tariff commission of nine to regulate Kuhh Kicst Cooper L*uv. Franklin Mlles, the tariff oh the basis of the difference any other skin disease, Richland Jnnct... M. D.. LL B., the of wages here and abroad. A bill waa Oressey........ take MHO introduced for the erection of a statue specialist and Delton I con-1 labor organfttailbhs n*ere also well pre- at the treasury department to Gen. F. Cloverdale ... of •j .-mr' noted treatise*, on the latter sun me t^isiwrcdlar tluatnwte. ieariQg Attorney E. Npinucr. ■ The house bill providing Bbultz SSLS? S“« .ckson ‘ 'P W. Harper, of T^rre Haute, Ind., for urgent deficiencies was passed. Hastings..., wlm !>» prepared <m that principle. 'Ita.wcw ttflict sus- »nd Quarles, S^enee <t Queries, of this The ttoaae. In curing all dbeaaes arising from deranaetalking the w Marrinriti I city. The courtroom was crowded all Cost.* Gr*»ve. Washington, Feb. 2&—Resolutions ment of the nervous Bysicm la wonder­ WotMilaud .... ' died a year a ful. as the thousands of unsolicited untinioiKPP-rty! *F*OO Tt ■BT'v ' • -T„ were presented, in.Uie house y^^rday Woodbanef tbe wttnpsny mknufacestimaffiSMFMUiffi.^-.. _ r __ wpFot»!*ect• Mxlwapkbb, ^March , A-rT*,e 10 investigate the action of several I'in D. L. A .V the Superior lAnslOK ; of a future addition on the death of his .... j; nfc.uH for--the Northern Pacific receivers United States judges who har^'lssued . ~... li& reliable Detroit r»tnudy for all nervous diseases, buck uh -----something „ like ' «‘dmitted. grandmother of f20<‘,- Batnnlay that the In June- injunctions in 'railroad cases. A bill Blood-Purifier Grand Rapids Iwadacha, nervous debility, prostration. 000. ti> t_ friendsoutside . of his family. ! tionaFi/rtrera of Judge Junkin* might w«ts introduced to amend the revised AleepleasTXML dtt&Msi Mysuma«*se«aai <teand Spring Medicine. Traverse C'ty iiiiity, st Vitus dance. epUenay. oto It b His fatlier. father, Dwfcrhi Dwight ’ Merriman, o.nMarU.n**.. j^-pepi pg and *aid. they would statutes so aa to permit, in- civil cases, Charlevoix... •oM by all druggLsts on a pea!five gnnran***. Cures others, their modification; tnrMlifirsflnn- -This .'Till- till* nf three-fourths thrp-.Mnrik« of af the rwted The will on the ground of undue not obiect to’ t-hjdr the verdict of ■ ir -kinl direct by the Dr. MMes Medical Co.. ,-.!khart, Ind., onywalptof price. 81 per not-th’ nnjimpoftuut U'iiicrbsiQn fe the rail- juror* constituting-the jury to aland as influence and mental inoumpetency. «lx hot ths for 85. cxpnw* prcpiiln. road labor chiefh wb<r bra maKisg the the verdict of the jury. The silver IPstoratlvB Nervine positively contol^s ovules or dangerous drugs. fight and who want to know R'strilces seigniorage bill war further discussed, During the week ended February 24 are to come under the ban of the fed•Stop* <►< dsns! tHiljr-. HAxenls mu.t sigjjt Washington, March L—Tn the house iratnMl flag, stations us vsou as they can Ur reports sent in by fifty-two observe?*' brtdktetttbL. vn •- narij r ■> 3 j«spD yesterday the deadlock'on lhe scigniorseen. ' l“ various portions of the stole to the Dr. Van Marter. rreklit tr.Uus Mil M run at the couvelUrtir The krghihibbks-'dn IWe motion to VU1 wa* broken after two weeks of Operating Surgeon of the New York nf Urv company; * ht» rrserte thb rriit r sht torhhu*» W rhi.u, i state board of health indicated that •modify- the mati-rttriko ordoTs by elimi- filibustering, but upon die question for tin* inns-•»» such trains without "uotlco I scarlet fever increased and pneumonia, nating the portiotr, objoetiouablk to a special order to. discharge the oom- Eye and Ear Hospital. No. f. will wait at Woodbury for passengers President of the Interstate Association I neuralgia and consumption decreased the railrda'd ehicT* Were cohrixHfed lute mlttee of the whole from further confroiii No. 1 <»n !>. L. & N. of Expert specialists. HitCirag- sill'd he at the depot‘at least 8 mtn Ute* hrbm* It-avluk time of tr.dns. so that ng*nui j in area of prevalence. Typhoid fever Saturdiijr afternoon. • Judge ifi*enklns sideration of the bill the quorum disapBy rermest of many friends and patients may imc time to cberk It picm-rlv; otherwise It!_ J1 was reported at seventeen places, diph- feAlriiic milter underr advisement and peared and no action could be taken. ha- decided to visit HASTINGS. MICH., may not goh-rwArd nmll next train. . *I therla at twenty-six, measles at seven­ vt_ -> .. ■... . .. not be anWashington, March 2.—The long! MoNDAlY* March, 19. his decision will probably Consultation .... ! teen,- »cttrlet fever at ttfty-six and [ fl^tW^folj wflfcftr ~W stru^lc o»er the Bland bill for thb | pre® Bnil St...,,* ................. In ... the P ,.Free and Strictly confidential priL. SAUOSA5T. 6upi. 1 smallpox at CryxtoI Fulls. Menonrtnee coinage of the *il ver seigniorage und the vatr pnitor vf the HASTINGS HOUSE JUBAL A. EARLY. t____ __ * and iJtoego township. silvdr bullion in the treasury was ended j an»* day only. The Doctor describes the Each person eats on tbe average in the house yesterday by tbe paissage diffi-rent diseases better than lhe sick can over 1,000 meals per year. To pro­ thrniM-Ivrk, II i»- a wonderful gift for anyuf the bill bv a vote of 187 to 180. perty flavor thSM would ret]Qlr« . Alexander Enos, of -Ewen, Ou ton uDrNCrtBVtni. Vn ..-March fi.p-Gen. JuWashington, March 8.— In the house । gon comity, has been sentenced to the Crystal Salt. This is a trifle rreas* ** The Nuigarj Faiit Route.'' The New York Press save ‘•Sickness is bul.A. Eurly died Friday flight at Xt':80 yesterday the fortifications bill (KJ.OOO,er outlay than If tbe other kiuds r j state prison at Marquette for life. He —'-i-'-’- -------- ' 000) was passed. The pension bill was Wah • | a toy - In the most phenomenal way he were uued, but 5 cents would o'clock. . - J 3------- !?£ It* ' waa thc Proprietor of a saloon and den. I sbrtis light Into the darkened rye, mnsld stations. more than cover the dintarenee, ■ |Juba^ A. GMriv Lorn In FrsnkUa coun­ taken up and general debate consul*-?, Into the mule ear and life iuto the dying and pay tor the luxury of having and Deputy Sheriff Davidson went ty, Vjfc. !«U7. wa4 ’jatcrel West Faint tn *1331 lhe remainder of the day. The aggre­ form. ” there about two months ago . to arrest negr*d.ijt<td and beestno u serotid ' hdutcoant Hastings gate of this bill is nearly 8152,000,000. Deafness .and head noises cured. the inmate*, when as he ent-red tho of me TnirO artULr.ry >■_!«#. and'eniepromoud Ex-Speaker Grow, the newly elected Tltv Doctor has jmt returned from Stations. place Enos shot him dead. The mur­ to first ItcutcasM tbe same vear. but bo re- congressman at large from Pennsylva­ •Isnqd U>atjj«ljr law. He w»‘« adtpiUod toprucEurope add possesses the latest and-best derer bad a narrow escape from being tiQe and opened an office nt Lynenburit. nia, was sworn in. At the evening se»- methods for the cure ot all. Chronic, Ner­ Hashnw................ . j 3.35I 112.351 M.io; I 23 strung up by a mob at that time. »r he sion private pension bills were consid- vous, and Private Diseases, also diseases C. H. OSBORN. Local Agent, Hastings " ’ ered. of tbe Eye and Ear. Instead of lhe other kinds. But the F. Humiru^niA's jpgitpspt ,qtMVirgiaia voiuulmy>ortant thing about it ta Ute finer Cro.«s Eyes Straightened. Washington. March 5.—The time teers, •tfVihf mnn ‘ WdlttaL** IMA when be re. Abc.ut twenty Polish and Italian flavor your food will have and the Cataracts Scums and Tumors removed turned to bit law practice At tbe *>eginnlug of greater protection your health will i women recently paraded the streets of the rebellion he offered bi* services to hit native was occupied in the house on Saturday without pain. receive when you utte the salt Lhat’aj iu discussing the pension bill, and a I Ironwood aud demanded free dr.nks at state and became one ot its fatnotu irener dA GOO» ADVICE. all salt. Ask' your Grocer fori Eyes Weak Watery Granulated speedily DIAMOND < RY»TAL. If be has I a large number of salcxins. They were Rueceedlng finally U tha cammiod ot Bmne- bill was passed granting an ihcrease of cured, m!m> al) red, raw, sea|y disiuues - of not got it, write to us. If yon make­ pension to Andrew Frunkliri, aged 101 I loud in their coippiainte against Poor wall JacKsMt’s corp*. Of late yea»« Geo. Earl T the lids and eye la-be.s. butter, Investigate our Dairy Salt, a TTaa a oummfaslotier to overA-'v the drawings of year*, w ho resides in Kansas and is a there's money in th Addrtes F.vferj.‘ p:t£nativ -?i»ensbotddgivchh • Commissioner Haggerson, claiming that the Louisiana lottery until tbe removal of the OpbtlralinweoHe testing of the eye for veteran of lhe war of 1812 and of the ' Diamond Crystal Salt "Co., Far Sight. Nt ar Sight and Astigmatism he should be more liberal in his dona­ offices of that concern to Honduras. Ai a ST. CLAI«. men. —. war of tbe rebellion. (blurred sight) U the only exact method tions In one saloon the proprietor was colonel the deoeaeed commanded a brigade at irvulatioa of his'.uHtu j;cS wb.ch science as used by Dr. VanMarter. obliged to give each a silver dollar in Bull Rut., affd in lhe battle at Williamsburg. SHOT TO KILL. May A l"*LL was morlilly wounded, accordns the Z.mcrican policy of Trotec- i order to get-rid of them. PERSONS wi.tli weakness of the back !ng to first n.portji. He recoverto. however, and limbs, Involuntary discharges, Im po­ It is his duty to aid in this respect and was promoted to lhe brigadier generalship. tency, general debility, nervousness, larg­ On October ID Gen Eartg. surprised tho na\ ry way possible. After.the home ’ Mkmphis. Tenn., March 5.—The most er confusion of ideas, palpitation of the In accordance with a recommenda­ ttonal forces at Cedar Cneir in the absence of r it taken care of, why rjot tub­ G'C. Sberj<h>n» tJ miles awat, but lhe bcnsatioual Irately in the Ids lory of heart, timidity, dimness of sight, tremb­ tion of the commissioner of the general ling, diseases of lhe head, throat, nose or cavalry' goiter*!* riding bard, n-ached e f^r. tho Amific.v* Economist, land office a favorable report has union tbe scene rallied hl* . army ;'»nd gained a Miastesippi occurred at Kosciusko, skin, affections of the User, lungs, been ordered to congress on the propo­ decisive victory, Gen Early losing the greater the county seat of Attala coun­ stomach or bowel*, those terrible disorders ished by the American Protective ta A. Jackson, a caused by solitary vise of youth and secret sition to set apart fora public cemetery part of bls artlih r,* ant train* In March, 1005, ty, Satbr.lny, T1 vague? One of its erresponmember of the state legislature practices blighting the most radiant hopes certain land ia the Marquette district : “No true American can in Michigan. This land is located Ueved by Geu Loe irom lhe command tn the and one of the most prominent rendering marriage Impossible or un­ without it. I consider it the democratic politicians In the stole, happy. Our method will cure the most Inwood, and thy township board . was yhut and instantly killed and obstiiiate case and absolutely restore per­ nd truest political teacher in • that place asked that this selection be RESULT QF HARIX TIMES. MIDDLE AGED MEN ; Samuel Russell and William ban­ fect manhood. ratified. \ . ders, two innocent bystanders, fatally with frequent evacuations of the bladder 3ek Baadacheaad veUeteaU th* troubta* ta 4al card ru'incst L»r free w'.ih smarting Mmartlng or burning reusuuuus seusatluhs dent to ablUoua state of tha »jaSem. sMh | wounded by Rev. W. r. I*. Ratiiffe, also a or w.in Labor Io Michigan. Til—- K-rt— Tli"n*ii nUftew. Thornav Scott and Charles Lemond Address Wilbur F.WakeLansiXv, Mich.. March 8.—The state member of the legislature and one of I weakening the aretrm In a manner the pa­ were lodged in jail at Muskegon <**» no1 account tor. The urine hM Secretary, 135 West 23d remarkable eucccss ba* been rbova Ln OOt commissioner of labor has made public th* leaders of the populist party in I Missouri | a ropt M-tllnienl or the color is thin, nr a charged with robbing Robert Smith of the result of his investigation* into the ‘ Th. tr.s-.dy wa, th. culmination of j ,’"'1"‘l*,‘ , T"'1'' J,",”,"’ ‘'JhiS' 8175. t effect of the business depression on a ■w.litic.rfJrt of Inn. atandin. whi.h t"1' Hn>on<U of th. c.nsc which SupeAisor Reed^, df Lake township, a political feud of long standing which h a mmoi id stage of Seminal wcaknei* tbe laboring ? population of *the ’ Agent*. $7S who was. ih jail at Ylaldwin charged Brndaetek yet Carter’* UUte LMr Pffll aa* statA » He says, that during five was brought to a climax by a bitter Wt* if ua ran tee a perCrct cure and perfect equally valusbL) In ConetipeUon. curing and »• with crlmiokl assault Niton Jennie months ending Febuary ‘ 'in newspaper controversy. Ratliff** pub­ rfedoraliun. iMPORrANT to LADIES. venting this annpytagoompIUutwBD* they also Vargeson, a girl under th\ age of 14 lished an editorial in his paper, the c-:.-roct *M disorders al tbestomy hj<t»n>late ths -9.0MI factories inspected employes After yearn of experience we pos-ess the .rerand regulate tho bowels. Even f£ they cmlf years, was acquitted. lost a total of 1,783,000 working days of Vindicator, reflecting on Jackson's greatest cure for a'l disease* pecu'iar tn A yieltrtmrg non ,b„ » Jifaxyar-old. vote in the recent contest in the legis­ theses ‘Important cam’s land We g-*t tii 1,1 m,irtliAil in 17A,I liible, puLlisheTTn 1750 in Busto u. it It Besides this loss there was an average lature over the election of a successor few that.have nut tmfl1-*d the.skill <»f at! is .well.preserved. reduction in wages of 9X P®1" oent • Of to United Mates Senator Walthall the home physicians) have the benefit of Ache they would be almost prise \ IL 4a so|d that it will be at least tbe total number of factories inspected Jackson replied iu a card In another a full consul of ski I led specialists.. Our suiter from this dlrireodag eomi——.. xnuiy their goodssas dee* nstcn.i hwqaad thra» three w^ekg before Michigan bps itoy 377 were r hoUy slp^.dowu, 572 were paper, in which he deno'inced Ratiiffe success ins been mtrknl, over tw > thirds of our pktienfrf hive been Lvlies old as a liar. new state officers and it^.ll-WwWe run 6b short time, reselling iu a loss to NOTICE OF HKAB1NG CLtilOL young, married, single, -rich and poor. then, unless the supreme court upholds labor of 88,8*37 hours a week iu short without them. Bnt afters II MfikhsM Will H m S un Rundsy. Epelepay. Gorha*. t’aiicvns cured. Stale of MMIfsn. Otn t> of . tPen u®‘,e“ \,,rt »“Pre“‘e court "Pno‘“’ ! I’iTTSBUKfiH. . Pa., March S.—Eight ' ,1 ~ Notice wherein given,'jLm ‘an eadar trf j •hcgvvwrabr s action in removing tha time factories Those desiring ireatme/il should bring tbe Probate Court for ihe nhmty rfM*rry, pf <hc boakti of canvassers. j thousand railroad men. who have been from two to four ounces, ol urine for . .uadeoD the Jfffli day of .J. firnsrfa-, A4 D.,H94. w SETTLED-* fOR BI5.OOO. six nn.aihs from tlAt date w.’re'-sRrtwrd- tor A*ftnfd<'Basl Tawaa caused a loss of ' working seven days a week for years, ghcmlcrtl analysh. creditors to presenttbeir dslm-* against tbe es- • — •Ito Richards Bro* and.... other will get a holiday to-morrow. IY»r the tale of tfa.rp W. Knapp. »M«- Qt ■ reiva Manry frop» tbe Orpoi-etw*. Wry ui . fir.>t U[UK time in tbe u» history of trun’i worn lines deceased, and thul sfl rr«dlro;» of *Kl<T fleers*’ NOTICE FOR ifEARl^'g CLAIMS. Battlk Chkkk, Mich,, Murc|i 2.—J. in'this country ' an order has been isr - '1‘he Calwmet & Hecla has begun the Mte’ tga' . C ty"atrrj.- -8. Harvey Smith, wife and daughter Belle, BUOa Vy the Erie road, to hold all com- Stat-of construction of a carpenter shop .at the AidWL-el'hrr- th'Id ven. that bv an dMer of City of llHMti'jf. for rxAirilnstl-m and allo*ot 8tu 2 the t*.Q -Mie C- uri tor hr <>un»i ~*• ' **'‘place tbe the last vfct*msof theCbieagOjkJSrand mon freight train* in the yards fro^ 13. afi?th.nt -urii J" m aOWTtiF^K«KrfTTfmW5'.'1 Trunk wreck October last, leftitsre - h’clock^Satuhiay nigEt to 12 *ovriocic . . L . by ■ix iu »uUi» (••in • hat «'»te were ullowrd tor Coan on 7 uunuts^. Jbr Utlula'cr May-and on one destroyed ~'w ' fire a short iime ago. Wednesday for their hiame Ln/ Fort Sunday night every week in the year. erHlitont to i»rr-r* t ’heir claims the persons who were coneMate of liaisorl Hwa»ik. late of *nld County, llaind, N/Y. They -barf been in; tbe yer><4 revival services in Waterhospital here ever since. Their, san SMA1LPSLSMALLD0SE. SMALL PRICE Mfr-thar* united with the M. E. church Frank, was JtU^ed in the. wreck. The Kokomo, Ind., March A—The first re­ ^t, that place he stfrrender of Grand Trunk toinpany scftleci with the ports sent out of t ■' ‘ ‘ ■ T --------------------J , The Lartrbton house at Baruia was family anff gaxle them a ehedk for Cal. Armstrong, t at Chicago thia IWciilwbffrwiKiJ- !Kt*«.«ln.l»l.>M, ;d*tww«4.bjr fire, the rear purtion at ”k'?'2?'in5^^','Btek?r*",^V w,^tthe building being homed to the 000, in full of all damages, including Shallttabergcr, the death ofkhe son. j ' • *!Z I » ground. Loss. $ J, 0 JO. justice. That young lady did not meet her fugitive T‘ Over 900 people have been converted WbatchkaTra. <1%., - March 5.— Rotio* lover it Chicago or elsewhere, nor l ’ al'l/anistiquc as a result of the recent has been posted at the Phoenixville shg assist in his escape from jail or IHNI, in liber 17 of Ii»irtgs<rs on pace* »«3 .j revival services at that place. 219 od which itioriysgr there !< claimed to be । to preVent his capture, as reported. ‘nr at the-lr‘1 tf istii r rH l*!! r 1 ri -* **---tit vtTtriJbnn4rv*»i acres of wwomp-rnntr hnndrtsl atrtl forty-o»" dollar* and tntrty-nltie 1 «.• i-eclaimed atlk'caturthissea- be no more work at tbe extensive plant t'rnts and no ^ult or iwix^edlngs st law haviua . . . until further orders. Abdul 8<>0 hands son' A*id devoted 10 l * ‘ ® cal tore oF'lpbpEmhdbia, Kan.. March L—Mary been Instituted to r*ct»ver tnr amvunt s-juted are thus thrown out of employment. f by 8aM niorfgAgr cr nti> n*rt thereof. Not'csr' permiat*'- J Davis |was divorc - • • • Uieren.tr hereby givten that on the 26th dijjr Horsea Burned to Death. Ovet '■1^206 delegate* aiteriilea the John 'Davis, yei ot Nat. te<»i at io o'clock In the forenoon there . • “or will be Mild at the north hont door ol tbe convention of the International StuFort Dodgk, la., March 2.—Colby fifth t|me one od h\» WW V «.iiirt bouse. (Itv nf H <»Unr*., । ouuty « Brother,1 livery barn villi, content. have tued for ftorrv end 8|at« MkMzan/ Ashl eclirt Nrwie deot Volunteer Motemeok lor ferdign in-lag tbe placeJqr,holdir:r rI*<• < field he hl in Detroit. |,W^« dMtroyrf by ate.berk; Tt««ity the divorce has tbttfJSafitrntBjUYHal rsbUc: wactlati co the.‘ ' .WiHuim’.iL & Lee. of Escanaba.h^s eight-hea.1 ot Itorert were roasted leliv.t marriage. Bot highest bidder- the inenilse* dgMlbed in S»14 MoOfi-.ipbunmce. ■ H.ftOl- .The broufttft suit against the Chicago. & inorigHR- or ao tSuch thereof a* may be neers t*ry to s ti»fj the. xmnurt dtp ,ob said mqrv Northwestern railroad fer 825.00J datn^ origin bf It anknofa-n. . gage as-hove forth. *fth lheiHterrfft thert* Ka on, an<| the ctiL’1, rbSiues An4 extens®* Wl<»«* •ge> for injuries received­ riTwi.. -KjiMKlOfe*. men ed by tewabd ptovMM or in mM inorfcxge- MraQ.B-rHpbbHd. of MarysvIHc. 18 X burn •.an! prerai<«f> bring.M'Uttr tn tbe City at Ha*-' tinits Irt the C' unCV « ftawF. and Ktate «*< fit,’ qfA despondency, attempted.^uieufe ngk bank krae . robfced -dt •S.WO hurt Nlcnigaa tnddescrii i Comtnecc- wltli laudanum.' The ptompt attend-,• >7 -iwo;w^ad, meh ,t tng four rod* ensL a pc rod* and ance of 'ilh;steton, howevvr, saved .morning. wh<i forced , €X;,C„ypegory. pasy’s coal mine near . twy Ma*h an *dc N* Jfrffurto® '1 tllb aasUtantcsghier, to open the safe. • herjife.' -’-.•nr southeast pf Kansas C! Lock wood Russell, an old citizen of..* r‘ ,* TSis-. O’'"1-—' -1 i,]*zr.' Hastings tbeneft ie>ii!h tweolv-two rods, e*M Bti U«U Tamwanybiinxd twente-nlns rods, north IwronMwO rode. yeW ! Alaa SY, NelI ' providing for th rrwts east of tbe south east of CbsmoerlainV addftlor tiiMR.thence south along son 8. ration I township, Leelanaw truck on the head by a Exxtkb, Mich-, March L—Burglars • Empoblu, Kam, March s.—Kansas tuurix«*r. killed Township Treasurer Henry farmer* secured H7,QO0 dama<M falling limb. S!l:l ^-2^17 ■* If You Have AVER ’S SARSAPARILLA will cure you IOOO Meals for ive Cents Michigan Central ' Diamond Crystal Salt CURE SICK HEAD ACHE KK.^.'^?Aiaraiw . , , „ »8S^^ wia '2.00 U.7S Alonxo E. Kkjtartox, The Bear Lake village council has decided that the saloon* of that village Olerman’s wife, seriously wounded against Hoxter Bros, for bringing Texas him and secured «70Q. ‘ 1 lever among their catth. �intEEN'S “S' ttenro o» Dr. Onm, and « brix • ,„t.n.roooO.a.lrrl«l b« wlZbl-r. Uro. HlebtteW K> •«"n>r«ny twr- *w> Iteltoa, rode.lonzltlsurriy. ehaulm until ll*T c. Twk.nd .rite were at K.ltmuo"tcro^d w. M»lu Street brMzr, •"<> *”•’''' weleoawa.br tb. aawdaUonthe turn up Tomptln. street where «he Saturday. A rear luterretlti* protium will be pre­ Mr. Bowler <■« movrt <»t» • P*r! iturle.1 tbe bnrw up on • trot. She bud pared and or.oeb a nature that no one nt.t heerd the .pproueb ot tb. tniln. and W. H. Cliw. can attend without belnp really benelltlhe boruewu, unde. ~n.Ubt.bk- b~dI way when she discovered it waa hi sight drewce zleen on tb. ditto re. t ptaaea , | I She thought she could not stop the horse Sabbath school work, t>J »ow® of the l**1 | ’will uaiueti or k> hoc uttx Fred Kelley ha* been visiting’ hb cousin or turn around and so attempted to cross, worker. In the count, M •«" “J™" I >^opn. „ rW W Uoaer Teeklej ia Rutlandas stated above- She said the first thing .broad, Jt la Mpeeled that addrewc. , 31>: Mandi A. I> . iw al are Gus McNaughton ot Hastings .he realized was tbe pilot Of th« locomo­ . _ .1.. a rroref.iWNi. ..a, .Wai. laa. uu.l"n»r< ft«r lhe he areigned f««r tbe ■ will be zlren bj M. AB. Bernoldi, State said ivflt’on l td that «br heirs town Sundayat law <* nail the buggyintwwted lb Ada IFHHatns ha* returned to her tive dlreetly under ton the .Me totnrd i Sec’y, .ml Ber. Wuhlntctun Crdner. or d.-oei*£d nd ail altar •odd relate are required to app-w at . wmUmi Mrs. Richfield sat on I -school In Galesburg. of -Mill court. liWl" to ** bnlden al the Froha»c wu carried wt.er.1 «ome other eloquent .peaker,. —------ --------Ha-timta. In aald Comity. Mrs. Sprague returned Irom her visit the engine and PartorK huperlnlendenU, officer., office. inihrnliy rods on the pilot In Kalamazoo Saturday last. Mrs. McCuen went with the buggy and teacher, .nd friend, ot tbe S.bb«U> Mbunl. Muhtarvtitered.that iu.l«j prirtluorr give ttu E. Barrett was in Kalamuuo Mnnday. was whirled round and round like a ball, you bare ■ duty to perrons that cannrt than IU the |XT*O! * luv-red'-d m Said sriate. of pMUtanny •<»-'« pecittoa and lb* beariiw Thad Sprague and wife trf Freeport are be delef»UM to other,. ,od which If u»rrt-of bv eausl'ig m ropy of ll»« or** t° «* visiting hU mother and brother George, and carried about 100 feet before striking Mtbrmiy performed will tell for good lb» published lu tbe IlartoUte IM NN KB. *»*•»» the ground. She was picked op Immcdlp«:i**r printed and clreulnL1'! lu ■Md bounty this weekof Iterry. «nor l» each w^-k for tore* «urer«*lv> lately and taken to the Nichols hospital through alt tbe coming ago#. Dick Doyle of Hastings was. in. town day »d hearing. ••They wire educate lhe rising gr'uera- 1, wet-kn previui.® to».ii<l 4’ha«. W. AHMhTlh»*C. where she died shortly after one o’clock Monday. tlou .bane tbe nalluu’a destiny;** In the morning, having remained con ­ Mrs. II. Forbes was in Hastings, MonAud It I. our duty to ape that they are : scious ail the while. Upon examination <iay. B> educated and Instructed In tbe prloH. a: Whitney who has been visiting the doctors found her right shoulder was elplea nt right and Justice that they may ‘ ARE YOU POSTED his Ada Post the past week returned ‘to * ’ biuatiicd. right hip broken, the *plu« In­ jured and severe Intel nal Injuries had igrow up to be God fearing men and tom * in Harrisburg Monday. women who will be a bleaalng to man­ , .Ladlesprayermeeting at: Mra. F. J. been received. | Mra. McCuen was highly esteemed kind. " 'Xanmote' Saturday at 8.80 p. in. Jobs Dawson, Free. Daul f')|get the lecture at the M. K among those w^o knew her and had a FUNK A WAGMALLS Co., NEW YORK. W. O. Lown.., See ’ ,. church next Friday evening. March 9th., large circle of friends. She lived In the at 7.80 p. 41- given by Bev. R. A. Wright township of Barry fot many years. She of Kalamazoo. Subject, ••Thinking and leaves a husband and two children, a sen and daughter aged about 18 and It years Base ball practice has begun In tbe J IT COST Its results.^ She was 57 Gym. < There art about a hundred aspir-j 11. C. Boynton was at Hastings Mon­ respectively, to survive ber. NEARLY years of age. Her remains wire taken anta ; for honors in thia line. day. ONE Many students attended the Students j The Ladles Aid Society met at Mra. H. to Hickory Comers for burial, the funeral taking place Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. •Volunteer Convention in Detroit . last Daniels Tuesday. MILLION Additional County «»ws. WHO Apply. ^PAIRING OF ALL SMALL, KEPT INJTQGK ” stx to seventy-five horse powe^ sizes and lour styles ni,(ie. see the goods and get prices. -You Ln find them the best made in the J? want a crojrd. Mra. Anna Beech who has been spend­ ing some time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Beu Traver, returns to her home iu Lyons this week. The song services at the Cobb school house Sunday evening was well attended. The music reflected great credit upon the leader, Mr. Taylor Mrs. Pattison's sale on Tuesday wits well attended. Everything was sold at a fair price. ' A brother of lhe late Mrs. John Pattison from Kalamazoo was pres­ ent, also Mr. and Mra. Peter Coburn of your city and Mr. McKtbben •< Carlton. Dogs attacked Peter Smith's sheep on Saturday killing one. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. on Saturday an awful accident happened at Battle Creek which resulted In the death of Mrs. Richfield and Mra. J. Frank McCuen, daughter of Mrs. Prudence Nobles of this city. The day being pleas­ ant the ladies started out for a ride. The Michigan Central company has no 'gates at the Tompkins street crossing, and the ladles drove upon the track totally unconscious of any danger. The Michigan Central express, due at Battle Creek at about 3 o'clock, came rushing upon them. They did not realize their perlloas posi­ tion until too late. Mrs* Richfield slapped the horse with the Here, and Mra McCuen struck him with the whip Just as the engine struck the buggy in the center. Mrs. Richfield was thrown violently against the engine breaking, her arm, crushing in the back and side Of her head, ber lifeless body dropping noun tbe plat­ form of the pilot where It was -carried a long distance, a trail of blood marking the roadbed from the place of accident to where the train stopped. Mra. McCuen’s mother and brothers of tbls city received the telegram just hi time to catch tbe Kalamazoo train, and reached Battle Creek at 7 o’clock and were able to be with their sister In ber last hours. M ra. McCuen was able to re­ late all lhe cir cumstances io her mother She had started to make a call at:tbe resi- in. Tiir *95 Lite and tbe Engineers held class soclsls In Granger’s and Nichol's At ten a precocious child. Ralls respectively last Friday night. At twenty a bright but spoiled youth. Alpha Noe Literary Society celebrated At thirty a dissipated, useless man. Such Is Leon Ramsey’s record for tbe its fiftieth anniversary last Saturday even­ ing. Prof. Demmon'N reminiscences of three decades of time God has given him. the Society In ihe sixties, during the war, Who la to blame? If, as tbe phllosopbcra to-day tell ue. were very Interesting. tbe three plvois of man’s destiny are InBaallnj. Mark.ta. herltauce, environments, and will, Butter. Id to » whose door dues this wasted life lie? •Lean’s mind was brilliant bm not pro­ Hide* per lb., 2. 1 Ard per lh.. 10. found. Sheltered In a home of culture Potatoes per ha, 40 to <5. and refinement, be was indulged In every Rte per ba. 43. Tallow per lb.. S%. whim and never taught tbe lesson of self <hd< per bu.. 2*. Wheat. red per ba. 50. . restraint. Wheal, white per ba. 30. She was so proud of him, his widowed Clover -teed rec bu . 4.50 to T1 root by steed per bu.. 2J0. mother. When he came borne from Barley per ba so to i«n. Hay per ton. 4.00 to. ’.00. school flushed with boyish triumph, no Millet seed per bn. 50. gentle voice urged him to feel sympathy with the loser in lhe race. Aud when be Chicken dreaaM. R and 9. Turkey*, <lre*w»d. 11. was defeated his errors were not shown Beef dressed. * 50 to 6.00. him. No, he was told of injustice and it Beef live. M tn 3. Mutton. dressed. 5. was adroitly hinted that some could not see bls genius. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. School day's over college came next and Stated Michigan, fifth Judicial Circuit, lu then Leon was to enter upon a profession­ CiiaMcvryAnua 3S. Alien. al life. But tbe wnlms that had been so Coznptainant. vs. Indulged at home met but scant courtesy Gideon Allen, . out in the world. Then tbe love of ease Defendant. Mn'tj-endir.a In the Circuit Court for the and pleasure began to attract him more (ount> <if B.irn in Chancery, at Hasttiw* on strongly. So In the middle of bls soph- tbe six b day ot March, A. D. 18 *4. lu this cau<« It appearing from tbe aSdavit more year Leon left college. or. file, that the detendant. Gideon Alien. l» unt Down, down he drifted. Mother love a resident ot thia «tate. Imt reside* at.-R^J*^’rlL’.l11 «* New York, on kobos of is deathless and this love, although blind­ Philip T < olgrovr, romplaipant's •oUcltbr. it b ordered that th'- said deteudant, Gideou. Alim, ed and pexyerted, proved uo exception to «u»e bls appearance ;o be entered herein, within four months from tbe drie ot this er the rule. From a “fast young inau” dt-r, and tn case of his appearanre that be can* around town he pussed to the ranks of tbe hi-answer to the comptalnanCs hill nf complalOT to be nird. and a copy thereof to he drunkard and gambler. Still his molh< r served on said complainant's solicitor, within 00 blm o< a eopv nt clung to him, still she hoped lu hla ulti­ j^iil bill and notice of thl« order; and that In demate reform. f^t thereof. said bill be taken as confe*M d by the said non-resident defendant. ' Once tbere was a pause In ills down­ And It Is flirther ordered. That within twenty ward career. Evely n Clough, a Joyous das a the said Complainant ©»nsr a ropr of thio-ner to be published In the Hsstlngs RaxMKK, radiant girl Into whose life neither sin nor a new-paper printed, published and clreulntlitg to-aid rmmiy. ah<i that such publication tnSorrow had entered, attracted him. cmuinued therein at least one* In each week “She will prove his salvation” the fond for *‘X W*yk3 III Buree^slon. or that she cause x eopv of this order to he personalty served on mother whispered. But we who loved aald not -n-sldeut defendant at lea-t twreut before the time above prescrib'd for hla tbe fair y oung girt prayed that It might days appearance. Clkmxxt Smith. never be. God is g<»ud and they drifted apart. None knew her heart but better rmetr T. cot nunvu. C imptainarfa Solicitor. bouse of bitter pain than a lifetime of JobnG- NAoi.wn. Bgonr. rxtru.™.,, His life is a wreck Duly the love of bi* mother stands between him and rahi. NOTICE FOB II EARING CLAIMS C ontv nf Harey-*^ The end cannot be far off. »h*t by an of the “Aa ye sow so shall ye reap.” frelMite Court fur the County of Baity tnArtr on the tnd day of Mart-h A n lani *275 __________Mildmkd .Maksh. nicotlis from that date were allowed ’to?>cred:. l»rV lnre*p,at^*,*,re*"',us aeali.st the estate Coanty Sabbath School Convention. "j.Nehetnlah Tooh, lata of m|| Co-'nty de­ an cn*lltnr" « Wd d*OM*ed The Barry County Sabbath School their -talms to said nfrt?a’Vi.F“'I7 atthe Probate In the r«r? Association will hold their seventh an­ of HaMlairs. tor examination and allowance .>.> nual convention in the village of Nash­ M ar*"”** baFd. betor« ville, Michigan, March 17th. and 28th. °° Meuda", This meeting will be Inter-denomina­ 1# 0,cl”k DUAl.Murt, wl.r“”T^T’ tional, every school In the county is inChas. W. Ammsybomo. Judge of Probate no. A. C BUXTON, NASHVILLE. It la mads on now piano by tho Boot Talent. Its Editors number 247. In preparation 4 years. Has a Wonderful Vocabulary of 800,000 IORDS AID PHRASES. rRonrth. irrorwKcn $4.50 Ijdle.'ur llrnU Shoe, » M.W. 3.S0 •• •• 8.00 •• -1 2 30 Mt nV Shor* •• $2.00 Ladlft* Nfara’ or Men's .boea 9 , ' L« 1.50 M|mm' or Meo'. Shun i« its ISO at* >■“ I “ ” . I- • u, And all shoes on this side at cut prices. Everything in • our store at reduced prices PRICE 912 to S22 accordin* to Binding. THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gea’l niQt . | Everything <>n the east side of our store, which include Ladies', Misses’ and Children's Shoes: Men’s, . Youth’s and Boy’s Shoes; Felts and Socks, at the following low prices: More than Twlco the Worth found in any other 1 Vol. Dictionary, and about 75,000 more , word* than Any Otner Dictionary of th* , Language. ; DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY — . Until you bare inrectlfated tbe STANDARD. A Poor Book shuu* comparison. Wain rite It. Do not buy nn old work because ft has a good . j STRICTLY CASH SALE FOIL— GRANDEST LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT OF THE CENTURY. . Agta., KALAMAZOO. MICH. We must close out some of our goods to make room for spring stock. Onr prices have always been low and this re­ duction is bound to be appreciated. Sales Agent for Barry, Alle­ gan and Ottawa Counties, b. B. POPE, I STOWELL. Hickory Corners, Mich. 4 THE 4 I 4 Holy Land COMPRISING A Complete Tour of Palestine its wnn‘rUPr.frTk J°PP»:-Through Jerusalem and m’ Thr°“8h <he Scenes of Christ’s Birth and tl?‘ni’*r--Bethlel>em, Nazareth, Bethany and the Crttes of Galilee -Through tbe Weird ment G^y S,nai,nd‘heScenes of °Jd Testa­ Reproducing die exact Scenes of the Great T^b °f Ab™h>» Se t HOLY LAM) photographed. COUPON NO. 1. I > > PART NO. 1. t A 2 J J 1 4 Sanborns Seak'^wCJava^foda t» x /r *fee grown^Mforld jpesiLoi. I alto make iron and wood i.the. ■arbors and emery grindrng „u^ I have a good stock to select from. DOLLARS. Boms of Oar Frtencls. KINdsoT GIRGULflR SAWS, LARGE aim Standard" dIctionarY Air. and Mrs. J. W. Hendershott have been spending a few days with their son Grant on tbe old farm in Irving. The experience social last week was a success financially as well as socially. The Y. I*. S. C. E. will serve warm sugar and wav iu the Congregational church parlors next .Saturday evealng. 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Mr. and Mrs. Johncox, of Orangeville, visited at Mr. Casterline’s last Friday. Clayton Kelley and beet girl spent Sun­ day with Alta Yeekley. CZJ Miss Jessie Kelly closed a very success­ ful term of school at Podunk last Thurs­ day. We are pleased to see Miss M'nnle Craig at home again. v There will be a singing school at F. E. Graham’s next Saturday evening. All are invited. Cora Craig is on the sick list. A good many attended the exhibition at the town hall last Friday evening. There was a sparring match at Podunk one day last week between Afton Smith and one of his wife’s pet turkeys. Afton got considerably the worst of it, so we hear. Broward. Rev. C. T. Van Antwerp has gone to see his son, who is sick at Cooper. The Pine Lake Literary society was held at Mr. Leroy Warner’s Friday eve­ ning. Several people from Ire re attended the shadow social at the Grange Halt All report r good time. Miss Lucia Ingram has been visiting at B. H. Farr’s. W. J. Warrent and family, who have been lu Kalamazoo tire past winter will move back on their farm this spring. Mr. Evert Cai rue will move- to his father’s farm in Hickory Corners next week. Frank and Henry Farr, of Greenville, are visiting their uncle. Ik EL Farr. Alex Murrey, who had the misfortune to break his leg, while skating, ia able with the aid of his crutch to be around. Ashley Bros, have 'moved tbeir saw ■till to Mr. Scott’s farm. Mrs. C. T. Van Antwerp visited Pioe Lake friends this week. Miss Emma Doster returned to Cleve­ land last week. Rev. Van Antwerp and wife attesded the Literary society Friday Evening. Also Wm. Town and wife. Miss Minnie Wardell has closed a *uceessful term of school at Pine Lake. short time. We learn that Mrs. A. Kemberling, un­ til recently a resident of this place, now living with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shoup, of Lacey, Is the vlctim.of consump­ tion, being dow confined to her bed and quite low. • K. Webster and family expect to move on the J. Woodmansee place. There Is some maple sugar made, but not as much as last season. of any ; County. Mr, and Mre. Washburwfrom Calfonria new road wiuch Is from 6 to 8 inches be­ spent Wednesday with Mri- and Mrs. H. low the old one. Geo. Cisler living south west of the vil­ A few of the Irving people attended lage experienced a slight shock of paraly­ sis recently but is some better at pres­ the lecture on “Siam” at Middleville Monday evening. ent. The sugar social Saturday evening wet­ well attended and g good time reported. Banfield support* two chemical fire ex­ Mr. Stephen Adame has agreed to take tinguishers at the present time but there upon hlnteif the janitor work of the have been no fire* to try them since tbeix Congregational church and will see that 'arrival. the bells are rung on time, and that Ike Toller, tbe mail carrier from here everything entrusted to-him will be per­ to Hastings left his horse unhitched formed to the beet of hi» ability. Here­ while he took the mall into tbe poet office. after the church services will be at S p. m. The horee took a no4ion not to wait and and Sunday School following. put out, riMining about a mile until caught Mrs. Taylor of Chicago-to visiting her by Clate Kelley, and returned to Ike com- eox> H. C. Strong. ming after him afoot. No daatage in par­ ticular done to horse or cart It is expected that a new boose will be built for Dr. Hutchinson in the spring, a Mls» Anna L. Downing spent Saturday new bl acksmJ th shop pwt up and prepara­ at Vermontville. tions are trying to be made to erect a Dew Miss- Fern Lentz spent last Saturday' slaughter houae-and meat market. at Hastings. The Uncoin school have an exhibition Friday eve. of thisTreek. Mary £. Wilcox has been at Hastings the past two weeks visiting. Mrs. O. H. Phillips has a cousin, Mre. Conner, visiting her. Father Paine passed away Saturday at at the age of 90: Funeral was held Mon­ day, Rev. Tulhlll, of Bellevue, preached the funeral sermon. z Mrs. Joe Wilcox has been visltiiw at A. W. Wiloor’s the past week. The exhibition at the Ellis was a fine affair doing credit to Miss Clarke, the Mrs. Wm. GriSto ir-. dled Friday at the teacher. The Sunday school at the Center will residence of her father in Castleton- Fun­ observe Easter with, an appropriate pro­ eral Sunday at the Dunkasd church in Woodlaiid. gram in the afternoon. The revival meeting closed* at the M>- E. Hope Center. church Sunday evening. Mrs. Chas. Mason>was called to Qutasby Mrs. W. N. Payne and Mrs. John MeQuarrle spent Thursday at Mr*. John Sunday to the bedside of her mother, Mrs Sewell, who is not expected to-live. Horn’s. John Bell jr.. Is quite sick at this writ­ The many friend* of Eva Ashby met at her home last Friday evening, Lt was a ing. Mrs. T. S. Brice of Hastings-and sister pleasant surprise. George Payne Sundayed with bis- par­ from Petoskey visited .their brother A. T. Rowley Saturday and Sunday. ents. Mrs. Jefferson Ukie formerly of Maple Will Shed had the misfortune to- cut. his Grove, but now of Jaekson is- reported, foot while cutting woodas not being expected to-Iive. J^ra. Kate Kahler spent Thursday with Republican caucus the 22nd. at-S p. du her parents. at McKelveys’ Hall Maple Grwe Center C. Horn has returned from-the north. Wm. Cooper expects to move to Nash­ Gid Wilkinson and wife Sundayed at ville this week. He has bought half In­ the former’s parents. terest in Downings meal market at that MlddleviUe. ]place. Rev. Spitler will preach his l»t senuou< James Whitney, of Grand Rapids was in the village the latter part of last week. 1for the coming year at - the North Evan church one week from next Sum Rev. Delos Crock, of Colon( Mich., was gelical I Miss Bleeta Furntos was ^riHsirer sister at MiddiwvUie Saturday and Sunday. Mias Cere Barnum and daughters are spending kbto week at Jackson-and De­ troit. Miss Greta Young was house from. Grand Rapids over Sanday. Mre. J amre Fleming, of Woodland, is spending part of the week with- friends here. A. McCoy*and A. H. Hull, of Bastings, spent Sunday with friends here. Miss Minute Jones, of Detroit, is vlsiting her aunt,. Mre. C. W. Everts. Will Cooper, of Maple Grove, has pur­ chased V. B. Fu miss’ share in tire meat market of Downing <fc Fornlss. Mr. Frank Heacox, of Caledonia was in town Tuesday. Mias Katherine Weiner, of Kalamazoo, to a guest of Miss Edna Truman. / The Y. P. SoC. E. gave a supper at the Rasey building, West side Main-; St, Tuesday from 5 to-7:80* m. The young jwoplr of the M. E. chare h gave a zeceptlomat the-G*. A. R. hall- Mou­ lder evening Id honor ef the evan^aMsts, Connolly and Struble, who left’Tuesday in the village Friday. ’ noon for Fennvi{ie~ Mrs. Robert Bell has returned -.from an The drama edtltled “The Danger Sig­ Mrs. P. B. Frace, of Ch&rlotto, has nal,” given by tire senior class last Thur*- <extended visit with friends in &.Y. state^ been spending several days with > her day night was well rendered and vcryi l.bdaughter, Mrs. W. F. Woteott. terestlng. We think the class outdid all At the village-election Monday the folother classes who have given sntertataDell Brininstool was on our streets ments of this kind. How will It be next ;Sunday. ■ard Townsend:-Assessor, Frank Me Derby; Peter Fisk is able to be abouLhis work Cterk, Henry Zhchndtt; Treasurer. Frank June? W. C. Otto’s trial at Allegan. Thursday, ,ooce more. Brattan; Marshall, Constable and Street resulted in his being bound over to- tbe Harn’ Brininstool and familj.have mov­ Commissioner,. Wm.' Hire, Aldarmen. next term of tbe Circuit Court aad he is <ed from their former homo- to- the resi­ Lewis Lentz, Wnx. Booten and X' B. out on bail as before. ।dence of W. H. Fisk. and Fred Nye oc­ Marshall. Cloverdale. About forty Invited friends of Lloyd ।cupies the former’s bouse. . Quite a number of the recent contexts Clever met at the home of his parauto last S.-A- Reavis bas-exchange&proportp Id. have joined the church here. Saturday evening to celebrate his 21st Battle Creek for a piece of lead owned.by The ladies aid society weds next Fri­ birthday. Games of Crokinole, charades Slade Culver In Johnstown. South Pine4LaitoL iterery Society* held day at the residence of Mrs. Mart Bates. and Initiations together with a recltatiou their last meeting for the winter Friday Rev. Spitler is holding meetlap at by Miss Bessie George and insteiuuefital Yaubum Bprlnrs. wetting at the- specious farm house of Gray brothers from Thonmpple wore Leroy Waroars'. Repeat says there- were Shultz this week. music by Missea Clever, Wakefield and Mrs. Harvy Adams, who has been quite Mr. Pinney made the evening.one long to up in this locality the first <4= the week,, one hundr ed* present sick is now recovering. be remembered with pleasure. Although looking for young cattle. The Columbian* L. & will cease, their Wm. Ritchie entertained .rempany- last Mrs. Ansel Kingsbury is on the sick he was not as completely surprised as was winter meeting., en the eve of the IMb. by 1st. intended, by the comlng.of his friends, yet Saturday and Sandsy frnta Caledonia^ a sugar socteri. at the Gwage Halt A. Baroes and James Bates started last he was surprised after their departure by New York. The reason- Mt Woottari sells so* • many Last week thsee traveliugjaeB wore la Monday for North Dakota. a present of a 850 check from his father. groceries nod. s» cheap te because he pays John Ryan bad an adventure lai t Lyceum last Monday evening was well our burg representing as many wholesale­ spot cash foe them an* is satisfied ..with a day evening. As be was returnlrg homj attended, but a great many on the program houses from Grand Rapids. saudl margin.. Last Thursday, Miss ■ Leola Ifieming from Orangeville and bad got as far as were “not prepared.” W. A. Spaidfag is ktat busy ualoading closed her school in the dak Grove Dis ­ the town line he discovered that hp was Geo. L. Mattison Is in the vUtego for a wheat S^oento per ba. being followed by four persons unknown few days before moving his photograph trict and the seliolara andifriend*- of' the PlowlBg; for oats wtii be the cader this ■ school to the number of about forty,, ar­ to him. Judging from what he heard gallery from Wayland to.daugtauck. week. them say he thought they Intended rob­ Rev. Dan. F. Bradley delivered an in­ ranged a oeesplete parprise- for. that bery. so he silently took his way heroes teresting lecture on “Siam” to a fair sized evening on Miss Elemite..at hez-iraardta-g ■rarkeLThrataty at 8&» per huadred ibe. Th©- eventag Dennis Collins’ field and hid behind a big audience at tbe Cong, chureh. Monday placet James ' Potterot Cbarlettr.thttpB not te. a pound.. was spent In games ete_ All soemed to stump where he remained until they night. Farmers use your ntt scrapers- on the found their search In vain and left, then Report says Dr. E. O. Hstttou.*of Way­ enjoy It. Mies Fleming was presented- with roads through your Jaras and. mark the he took his way home. It Is supposed land, has bought a house and lot valued at a fine photo album s^adoken.of friend­ imprewmMrt. that tbe aforesaid persons were going fish­ 81000 for 81600. but h» got tbe house­ ship by bee acholars. WhM* has passe* through tbe winter Mr. and Mrs. George Mullemand Mrs. In fiae oeadltion. ing and wished to scare John away. If keeper in the bargain.. Mark Noeris spent last Sunday, at Wm. so they accomplished their Abject, although R. J. Garber and family expert to move litW. Williams-to unloadin® the sacond John says he was not the least bit fright­ to Eaton Rapids In abottt two weeks, Rlteble. carrofi tae. corn to pat Into 3e. per lb. Mrs. Myron Pottes la slowly 'recovering ened. aheap, perhaps rents. where Mr. G. will, engage In the fanning from l>ee recent^slctoeso. The good times promiaedi have come. implement business. Mn.sad Mrs. Elean Springer: of Plain­ Castleton. Fist Ing lights are bow see* upon the The Vturr brothers are (toawlng wheat Mr. Kennedy, of Hope, is a guert of Hl- river, nights, speaxlng suckers (?) we well spent a part oblast week, wfch rela­ oP the years 182fc-3,to Mila for 52e. per tives-In this viclnlt|N. ram Coe. suppose. B Rast Thursday efternoon and evening Mr. and Mrs. Cool ba ugh, of Sunfield, A terrible windstorm struck this locali­ are visiting at Wm. Lowder’s. ty Saturday night about eleven ' o’clock. the neighbors and relatives; waiter d in on Mn and Mrs. Fred . WUllaato to give them, Mina, wife of Wm. Griffin, died Friday Although the wind had been,b)owing hard at the home of her father, D. H. Hoover, ail day It seemed to Increase suddenly and a farewell surprise as-a. tekon of friend­ ' F. G. Pierce w ill erect a barn the com­ The parts ing summen of consumption, aged 24 years. Funeral almost took tire fontt of a cyclone. Not ship and rememberance. gave Mr. and Mrs. WllMaas. some nloo Fred Pieree will mox* en hi* farm this services oomiocted at the Dunkanl church much damage done. and useful presents. Owing to the bad spring* Sunday by Rev. Rarriek. . The W. K- C. bold a warm sugar social! Jaoob Stheurer hwa sold bls'farm toroads Mr. Williams did not move north Miss Henrietta Witte was at Jackson at the G. A R. hall Tuee. ere. Fred OU*. Monday and Tuesday. Neighbors and friends gave Frank of Hastings, but wUl move this week. Sophia Rapp of Grand Rapids. Is visit-, Miss Feroie Lenta closes her second Johnson and wife a pleasant surpriw at lr«tog ing relatives ifi and about here. term of school In the Feigner district their home 2M mile* west of town, last Fannie Pieroe dosed a very suoceaaial; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dennis of KalamaFriday* Mlsa NlnM D°wnto« wlu t‘ BCh Friday night. tbe spring term beginning tbe first of Geo. Jackson, of the west county line, xoo and Mrs. Frank Lee of Middleville, term ol school here on the 8th. inst. The republican* of Hope can elect the spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. JHferson has so far recovered from his retreat Ill­ April entire republican ticket If they will nmni-. Richard Boyle, of Grand Rapids, visited ness as to be able to be oo our sheets. . Mr. Jreob Crawford has been very sick nato their strongest men. friends here Friday. B. H. Lee, a former Middleville dentist, Carl Dubois and wife of Deiton vtaUed Since we last wrote Mrs. Nettie'Mar­ te now located in tbe Warwick at Grand but is a Hitle better at present Mr. Luckas French will nawre on his a*. C. Anders Saturday. shall has been taken to the insane asylum Rapids. Wesley Harrison is again con Band to Chas. Cook and wife, of Leighton, are farm, the old Hanna place, the first of at Kalamazoo. now se»tled in Mrs. T. P. Johnson!* bouse April and Ed Johnston will rent the his bed ro we are informed. Mrs. Henry Auden who, has been Hl ia Powers farts this year. on Arlington St Mr*. Aldrich Is somewb.t la #er, being Jakey Smith has rented part of Charity Improving. Chas. Awrison has set his mill on the able «aln to be about slier a cord strug­ east temk ofi|)e river and will saw the McQueens farm and will move this week. Jot Ftoblasou will move this spring*, gle with la grippe. Mr. and Mr*. Cumming* spent Sunday also Thomas Prinee. logs that were brought in during the short Mr*. Wm. Warner, Is quite low at tbU Charles Anders, who ha* been ill with with Mre.Cummlnga parents in Hastings. run of sleighing. writing. Mr. Hughto who has has been spending tbe la grippe to better. । Earl Vanevery 1* the hew clerk at Hao­ Mlsa Pilgrim clooed a rerr auoeesetul The present “Democratic Congress’’ hgg soma time whli a niece In Chicago, return­ term of school last Saturday. Mlaa Mat­. km1! drug store. . The County Line and Prable schools ed Saturday tie Hinkley, of Looey, will take chary, of Mr. John Robertson was in Grand Rapenjoyed a pleasant party at tbe home of I she acbool the coming term. Miss Leona Vsnarten also tbe pupil* of A. Humphrey la on the sink UaL Un. U>mr txna aUM to U» Ml I U**» C*n<lto«*tkh Um toMt of (Mr «*• £«. ©. —------- *-------------- --—----- • -----Mr,. Holla, of Leelle, I Mandi to oo»py sldemtioa. AU utrel to towi l» now 4om » fto | »lde o< feu tUMr who Io W HL ■ �By Arthur W. Mirchmont, a A. atlon .bowed her that auch s course would be foolishbody standing 094. Tba boa* haa done us all a bad turn, and ^e owe him a grudge for it, and mean to pay him. Now, what about that clew to show Tom Roylance’s hand in this?" “I’d like that for my part of the busi­ ness," cried Dilworth. “It’ll be done all right, lad, don’t you fear." said Gibeon. “There are some of us who don't love him a bit more than you do. We’re.jast going to oee that something'belonging to him is found by the watchman to-night in a way that shows he must have been hanging round tbe place.” “It’ll take a clever bit of spinning to make much of a yarn out of a bit of short staple stuff like that." said one of the men. "Th**-’* as it may be," answered Gib­ eon. “But when things are in the state of flurry and excitement that’ll come after this business, folks ain’t going to be too dainty about their sus­ picions. But now it’s time we were thinking of moving. We'd better not go out altogether. You four, who have got to act as scouts, had better go off. two together. I shall follow you. and Jos and Tom will come on when we have made certaii* that the coast Is clear Have you got the tools?” “They’re in the corner there, just buried a bit out of bight," answered glad she had kept silent f ••Here comes Gibeon.” cried the man who wm looking out "Are you there, lads?" asked the newcomer. “Did you see him?" "Who?" cried one or two together. of tbe mill, bnt °» T°m. "Why. that knobstick, Tom Boy­ ud. though »be lingered xbont. chnt- lance'. That was him just went by. ttog and keeping hereyea nbont.her I’ve been dogging him.” •II the time, nite «»« nothing of him. "Why the devil didn’t you knock him SL-nahe went out into th. ouUklrte in the head?" burst from Jack Dil­ of the riltogO when the dwdt had worth; “or call me to do it if you grown Into <l»rkt>CT». and trereraed were afraid." . iue of the bath, and byways that ran “Because there’s a worse business in round about tb»; mill. store for him than a cracked skull, But she saw nothing of her lover, »nd when twilight faded into dark her Jack; os you yourself ’ll sec. before this job’s over," answered Gibeoto nervousness deepened into serious alarm on his account- She resolved to Prawle, with an oath. “What’s that?" asked the other go back to his cottage, and if he had not rcturrtCd to cause some inquiries to eagerly. "What do you say if we put the made. When she formed this decision she whole job on to his shoulders?" “That ’ud be a good un," cried one or was walking in a little frequented foot­ path. It was a warm night, but dark, two with a laugh. "But you couldn’t the air a little heavy, though very do it, could you?” "Couldn’t I? Weil, wait a bit and calm and still. The girl’s thoughts were all of Tom, and she was adding see. But now, what about things? In largely to her fears by imagining many the first place, I’ve got news for you, and nice news it is, too." causes of harm. □ "What is it?” cried some one when Suddenly t»uv she ovujjycu. stopped. Tbe OiKiueiuy x uc sound ~ of . men’s voices fell on her ears, voices 1,0 „.olppc‘!’ . . , deep, greff and angry, .peaking word. ' «•>!. » ><* °» ““■> whieb riretod all her attention to- Kol-F bMk to Wk In a day or two atantlv For .he heard her lorer'. —“1 that they re been to Corringe and name ’ ottered threateningly and , «1<> “• I t a all through thoae hand, "Can you manage without striking wnplod with violent cureex I ’'h° ‘ com» ,“>‘1 Whoever the men might be. .he had o'^ht to hare done and that Eoylauee a light?' There might be somebody about." no wish to meet them, and she turned 1110 of it all. "Yes; I can do all right. 1 think.” he "Curse back till .he could Bud a »pot where " r"~ him," said one or two. suiting said. "I know where to put my hand she could hide and let them pass. She the action to the word. "Don’t be in a hurry to send him to on them." knew the path well, and remembered As be spoke, Mary, whose eyes had . few ... yards ...™ bac_. there was .... _____ that a an old bell." a»id Oibeon. with on ugly laugh; shed. Into which she could hide. Sb. "thcre ll be a little bit of bother worth grown accustomed to the darkness, saw him turn in her direction, and her ! keeping him on earth for a bit longer ran buck therefore, quickly and light­ yet I know a thing or two You heart sank within her when she heard ly, and hid herself to let the men go leave him. and if he don’t get more by. She heard them coming 'on. talk­ than paid out in full, my name’s not him moving straight toward the corner ing angrily. More than once they Gibeon." where she was hiding. seemed to stop In the path and stand , oeri the bound right." said the She held her breath, and her heart "Serve together, speaking in lower tones. She ot]jcra beat so loud and so fast tiiat she was could only hear a word now and then, But now. to business.” said Gibeon afraid it might l»etray her as it and generally that was an oath. Next “Are we still all of the same mind throbbed and thumped against her ribs. she recognized one or two of the voices and determined to deal out justice to She kept as motionless as death, in to be those of^ome of the more desper­ the man who haa treated us in this ( the hope that the man might be able ate and reckless of -the strikers. to get wha* he wanted without notic­ way?" When they came to the gap in the “Yes, of course we are. mate,” said ing her presence. hedge by the shed, through which one of the men, impatiently “What I He groped along, muttering some­ Mary herself had climbed to get out of else are we here for?” thing about the darkness, and feeling their-way. they stood together in a “Good," said Gibeon. "Have yo^ ; his way by the side of the shed. When group; and the girl could jnst make thought any more about how you mean ( he was within a few inches of her he out the dim outline of the five or six to do what’s wanted to be done, Jos?" | stopped, and sho heart! him. and al­ figure; standing and gesticulating and he asked, turning to one of the men, 1 most felt him, stoop down and begin talking earnestly together whose name was Jos Hamer. to clear away the hay from the ground, Then without giving Mary time to “Aye, lad, that’ll be all right You ' not a fopt from where she crouched. guess what was intended, two of them give me ten minutes, or at the outside ; She could hear him breathe. Then got through the gap in the hedge and fifteen, in the engine room, and I’ll he began to move a little of the earth walked up close to the shed. One of bet iny last tanner that there won’t be ' flooring of the shed, and some of it them turned to the rest and said, in a no work inside the place for a month— ; actually lay upon her dress. voice of irritation: or six months.‘for that matter All He rose for a moment, and Mary felt "Yes. yes: of course it's here that you’ve got to do is get me inside, and him standing close to her. Then she he’s coming: where else could he come? then leave me to do the rest" was conscious that he was stooping Aren’t the things all hidden here? “We’ll manage that Young Ben ‘ over her with his hands stretched out Come in and let us wait; we don’t want Druce was to have watched to-night; j and down, and the next instant she to be seen, do we'?” but he’s off; anil so old Ben takes his felt his fingers touch first her hair and i And the girl had only time to shrink place, and you know what sort he is then her shoulders. back in a cornbr of the place before the । for his befcr. He’s been guzzling all Knowing she was discovered. she men entered the shed. , the afternoon, with I’om Carter here, sprang up tv make a rush from the and he ’ s tight now, isn ’ t he, Tom?" place, while the than cried out: CHAPTER IX “Aye, lad, that he is," said the man “By God. lads, look out; there’s some MARY ASUWORTH S PERIL .addressed, with a laugh at his own one in the shed.” Mary Ashworth was a girl with plenty of courage, but she was nerv­ cunning. “He’s more'n tight — he’s ' The next moment the gin felt her­ downright boozed, and as muddle< self caught by the arm, a light was ous and frightened enough as she kindled, and Gibeon Prawle, holding ahrank back in her corner, whilst the , headed as a fool." “You can get Jos inside, can’t you, ; It over his head, glared into her face, men clustered in the opening of the ' Tom, without his being seen by old while the other men gathered round shed, talking together in low tones. | her with surprise, fear and w«,th At first she was too alarmed even to Beu?” “ Ben wouldn ’ t see an army to-night, ” stamped upon their facos. attempt to listen to what was said. ' She tried to think what would be the replied the man. “I’ll get him in right I CHAPTER X. best course for her to take—whether enough, and go and talk to Ben all the * racsTWAVK to raca WITH with CIUtTAiS ckhtai.i DNA.JL outi to make known her presence at once time he’s there. Stand him another “ Mary Ashworth! ” and trust to the men letting her go pint, maybe. Start him on the booze The exclamation burst from several and he ’ s like a train going down grade without trouble, or simply to rely upon ■ of the men simultaneously, and for a the chance of thoir not noticing her, with the brake busted." "Then our part will be to keep a time the fear which held the girl made and so to wait until they had gone. I ft was a difficult1 position. The , sharp look out all round to see that no ■ her nnable to speak. | “What were you doing here, you chances of their letting her go without . one comes in the way.” said Gibeon 1 spying hussy?” said Jack Dilworth, trouble, supposing she declared heru "You’ve got the key that you want, (pushing in front of the rest and thrustprvsenoe, were very small On the oth­ Tom?" “What, on me?" answered Tom Car­ his lean long features into he»-s. “How er hand, the shed was too dark for her 1 to be discovered, and if shb kept quiet ter. “Not me. Tain’t vexy likely as came you here?" “I wish to go," said Mary, as firmly I'm going to walk about with such an an opportunity might offer for her to creep out of the place without being ugly bit of evidence as that in my as she eould. But it was a difficult task even to seem collected. ‘ ’ ,1 __ .seen. Thus the hope of escaping unWhat do you take me for? “I daresay you do, my lass; but noticed, coupled with the fear of con- But it '* ’s” all ”n right-T * you ’ re not going any more for that," “Where is it, then?" sequences should she make herself "Why, here, to be sure; along with 1 cried Dilworth, with a brutal laugh. known, decided her. She crept into a corner oi the shed- Jca' to°1*- But H lsn'1 S0®1 enough to ' "Aoywayc not yet We didn’t expect dore to a iictxp heap vi of iiay, Imy, anu and sue rire .! "B,1‘ BboDt wlth ‘blng. Id's them. I th« pleMure of your company, yon Mvrex. w her wm g, __ . ....... J . . । la Imnw rAtt'ro nrmll know; hut but nntv now you ’re horn here you ’ll hawa hare / resolved to get behind this, so that If j ia Itr “All right I only meant to make to stop." by chance a light was to be brought | The girl’s answer to this was simply into the place she would be less likely ' sure that everything wm in order. It’s a bit too early to start yet You’re to break away from the group and rush io be seen. She waited anxiously, watching sure you can do what has to be done in to the entrance of the shed. But Jos Hamer put himself in her' keenly every motion of the group of the time you say, Jos?*’ “Sure, of course I am. Do you think men. and when she found they all “You can’t go, my lass, till this tan­ .p joined in talking or laughing, theifr at­ I’m a fool?" “What are you going to do?" asked gle has been cleared," he said, quietly. tention being thus absorbed, she moved “You don’t seem to see that thia ia a juiiifch or two at a time. Thus the Jack Dilworth, in a surly voice. “Never you mind. What I'm going serious business." molse they made prevented them hear­ “If you force me, ing her movements. In this way little to do won’t take no lives and won't by little she managed to crawl behind break no limbs. And if Tom Carter here resist seven men." “No, you’re right you can’t; and so manages the job properly, so as I can the heap of fodder and crouch down. _ ’d better not . try. _ We're none of ua A fter a tune the girl began to listen get in and out again without leaving y6u in a mood to be played the fool with,” any traces, and if you chaps keep a KUgcriy to what was said. “What time was Gibeon to be here? sharp look out. and save us from any he added, meaningly. "What do you mean*to do, then?" It’s past it now. ain’t it?" asked one of nwkxvar.1 little interruptions, we shall the man. be all snug away hnme and in bed be­ asked Mary. "That’s just what we haven’t settled [ -Not.luter than nine o'clock." replied fore anything happens. And when it xcorh.r “He ought to be here by do happen— well." be added, with a ye«." he replied. "You’d best go in­ sniff and a short <!ry lauHi of self sat­ side and wait, while we talk this thing now." ■ itic’s always late,” growled a third. isfaction. "the whole blooming ma­ out." And there was that in his voice “At, and be takes precious good care ;. chincry won’t be worth un old mule and manner which urged Mary to do what he said. tto l»e entf of the. way when the fun be­ frame. That’s all.’* She walked to the back of tbe shed “Well, you needn't be so blessed se­ gins, toe," said one, whom Mary recog­ nized m JacL Dilworth, the man who cret about it. Only take care your and waited while the men talked togctlier with bushed and anxious eager­ time fuse don ’ t r.ct tbe place on fire, had Mooched Tom. “He kept out of ness. Il was not until that moment X.hr «my t’other night tvhen we tried else yon may do the gaffer just as good ' a turn ok you want to do him a bad that she realized fully the real char­ ...ill. square •accounts with that young 1 acter and danger of the situation. one — through the insurance money 1 blackleg, Tom Boylance." But she reflected then that the men don’t like your dynamite: it’s pesky “Black-and-blne-leg, you should say, had placed themselves Jn her power. stuff to handle.” Jack,” said another, laughing at the She knew nothing of Um criminal law, “It won’t set it on fire, lad, neve? Reference to the other's injury. / bnt she could not but be aware that ■_ “Aye, curse the young devil,” fear; and it ain’t dynamite that I’m what they had been plotting to do growled the man, angrily and fiercely, going to use. But it’s something that’ll amounted to a terrible crime. Thus do the job all right, don’t you fret. I in reply, “pil make him sorry he ever know what I’m after." said the man she felt that probably she held their met me that night. See if I don't." liberty in her hands. At first she had who had been addressed as Jos. "Shut up. Jack; what do you want "Well. I’m banged if I see what thought of nothing except that making Ruch a devil of a row for? she would be able possibly to prevent we’re wanted for at all." growled Jaek We’ve got something more to talk them carrying out their plan—and this Dilworth. about than a touch of the calf of your she had determined to do at any risk "Don’t you? Well, do you think I’m going to work tbe thing all myself for been that ebe wcrald certainly be able io eave Torn from the raspidem of har- 1 IdrenCryfor Castoria. Children Cry for Dre* Store. pitcher’s Castoria A STORY WHICH WILL II ONS. A TXXXV , — —------ _ and Faraly»i» After Baffartar for Twraty-tlz I*" (Fro^i the Philadelphia Recorder.) A. very Interesting story comes from Ospe May C, H., H. J. The chief char­ acter in the story Is John L.’ Steel, who has lived In that town for thirty yearsand ia one of the.best known men in Cape May County. To a reporter Mr. Steel said: “Certainly, 1*11 toll you the storyI aui 54 years old and was first attacked with the rheumatism twenty-six years siro- I suffered all that mortal man could stand. Tbe medicine and the doctoring 1 have bad has cost me st the very least 82.500, but they were all like so much water In my case. “One day In 1882, I was taken with a chill up and down the back, iny leg g«’® out at the knee and I fell like a dog. Never shalH forget the agony 1 suffered. I th 'Ught 1 would go craxy. 1 could not walk, and my legs were ail drawn at the knee and felt as'If dead. It was without feeling and without power. I called In Dr. Alexander Young, one of our town physicians. He cupped and blistered me without success. I went to Dr. Downs, a physician of the old school/ Dr. Downs took my leg and pulled it out straight, then be laid It over tbe arm of the sofa on which 1 was reclining, and from It sus­ pended two bricks. Tbe pain was almost unbearable. Tbe battery was applied, and tbe result was that I was just as bad as ever. As a last resource I went to the late Dr. Pancoast, then of Jefferson Col­ lege. He pronounjed my case chronic rlieumatlnm, and said that he could relieve the pain but could not cure me. . He gave me sarsaparilla and iodide ot potassium, ot which 1 had already taken a quantity. I felt that I was going from bad to worse. Tbe pains were growing more Intense, my body was growing weaker and I had to crawl up stairs oa my hands aud knees. 1 was as white as a sheet, and at times nearly froseu to death. 1 slept under enoogh covering to crush me. and was cold then. 1 had to lift my leg around wherever I wanted It, but al night it would twitch and Jerk as though posset­ ed by some fiendish power. "Well, to cut a long story short, 1 read in the Philadelphia Record of a man who had been cured by Dr. William’s Pink Pill* for Pale People. The story seemed to tie an authentic account, and with a ray of hope 1 sent for two boxes of Pink Pills. This was atiout six months ago. As soon as 1 began to take them they began to do me good. 1 felt as though I had been giv­ en fresh blood and new muscles. When the two boxes were finished I sent for six mwe, and under this treatment continued to improve. 1 began to regain the use of my limbs and 1 could soon get around with the aid of a crutch and cane. Now I hare discarded the crutch. I have an cellent appetite and feel first class over. “Why, Pink Pills have done more for me than all the rest of tbe medicine and doctors put together, and my recovery is due solely to them. 1 have taken twenty boxes In all. of Pink Pills and you can see for yourself what they have accompiisb- narklew'c AmlosiAalva T^je best salve in the world for euta. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. Bl-qmix on th. Ire ha, bre„ gores, tetter, chapped band*, chilblains, lyprartfca* .tTrarerre City. »„,| „ h corn*, and all akin Irruption*, and poaltively cure pile* nt 00 P®? required. It pronounwkI impracticable. Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. II. Goodyear, tbe rick. wi- druggist. Lake Linden ha* only five municipal UTwc ake became Miss, ste dtxnK ticket* for tbe village election. If you de*ir<? a luxurious growth of healthy hair «»r a u.itnrai color, natures crowning ornara nt of both sexes, use only Hall’s Vegrl ible Sicilian Hair Kenewer. . There are she oraro of diphtheria in Bay City, the Mine as last week this time. The Liquor Dealers’ association bas or­ ganised lodge* In nearly ail the upper Peninsula towns during the past two weeks. Tbe sooner you begin to fight the &re All llw elements which natnre requires, to mike the hair beautiful and abundant, the more easily It may be Mtlngubhed. The sooner jou begin taking Ayer’s Sar­ are supi-l ed in Hail's Hair V This preparation keeps the scalp free Iro n dan­ saparilla for your blood-diwt UM*. the easier druff,' prevents the hair flora becoming will be the cure. Ln both cases, delay is dry and hw»h. and m»k es It flexible and dangerous, if not fatal Be sure apd get Ayer's and no other. giony. What is castoria Cactori* U Dr. Samuel Pitcher** prescription for Infants and Children. It contain* neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic eulMtance. It 1» a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee 1* thirty years’ use^y Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevent* vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency, Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Co*, toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. lit So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, JL T. uyzicdanc In the children’s depart medical supplies what is known as recukr ■ ‘ that tbs Uxrro Hosmtal and Disfeniait, Salting tbe action to tbe words Mr. Steel placed the cane over his shoulder and walked, off like a num who bad never bad an hours’ sickness In his life. Some id§a of tbe severity of tbe ease can be bad from the fact that bls leg has been short­ ened nearly an inch by the ravages of the disease. The following affidavit was made before John Spalding. Justice of tbe Peace, who has been with Mr. Steel during.bla entire illness. Sworn and subscribed before me this 2tth. day of May, A. D. 1893. John Spalding, Justice of the Peace. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are not a pat­ ent medicine in the aense that name Im­ plies. They were Brst compounded as gs prescription, and used as aueh In general practice by an eminent physician. So great was their efficacy that it was deemed wise to place them within the reach of all. They are now manufactured by tbe Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company, Schen­ ectady, N. Y.. and Brookville. Ont, and are sold In boxeajnever in loose form by tbe down or hundred, and the public are cautioned against numerous Imitatious sold in this shape) at 50 cents a box or six boxes for >2.50. and may be had of all druggists or direct by mall from Dr. Williams’Medicine Cu. from either ad­ dress. The price at which these pills are •old makes a course ot treatment Inex­ pensive as compered with other remedies ur medical treatment. A Quarto r Contary Test, For, quarter of a rentury Dr. Klnga New Di»orery ba, been tnted, and tba million, who bare rreelred benetl from Ils uae teaUfy to Its woadorful ourstlre power, tn all diseases of Ibroat, chest. »u<l luoxx A remedy that has stood the test so long and that has gteen so tnneh unD rersal satisfaction la no experiment. Each bottle Is posltlrely guaranteed to glxe relief, or more, refunded. It Is admitted.-i be tbe moat reliable for eoaghs G<«dre.n Dre, Store. •nd Urgu .Ire Me. lhXr^“1B‘ro'Irrb* “• that he had a severe kidney treoW, B.ttM«aT-toU«IKaWwm but Tie Work Weekly I’l'ili i it ---- AND ONE YEAR fOR ONLY $ 1.00, CASH IN ADVANCE Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER- �riasi'ings Banner Thursday March 15, 1895.. W. K. COOK. Cot Editor. Knaa Price baa rut 13,(MN (tea and 56,Jacob' lost, a young man of Fredonia. •00 feet ot tlwber this wlntet, giving a»- Calhoun county, broke through the Ice ploytneut ta quite a lar*e fiorce of uren. whlk attempting to walk acroas Fish Tbe ties and car timber r® to the Michigan Lake aud was in the waler two hours be­ Central. fore his rescue was effected. ' BUSINESS CARLS. Tire annual meeting of the Michigan Newspaper AwtodaNott will be held at BROS. Owwo, April II—W. It is expected tills T-w^orial Artta’a Shop nrst <>: Lunn's Tatter Shop. will be a great meeting. A tne program The newest style* of hair caw. Oar shaves is being prejwrtjjA aud It la hoped every Win suit you <iive U> a trial Terms reason­ able. .... ..... ' ' repubHeun m-wspapcr man of the state will be in attendance. ANESM.BAUBR. Auctioneer. Every mother should kvep a bottle of Hasting*. - - - Mfob. If you a- e vtdnp tn ha-te an auctfot Carter’s Extract Smart Weed in the house. sale- any kind. Have h;id large experience When tbu little one comes home with wet an ! v ttlgive you satisCactton. Terms reasofcabM>. feet anddhilled, a hot sMngof Carter’s Ex­ p 8. VALMKTIKK J- M. SMITH. tract Swart Weed w®l prevent taking cold. Children like it, It is as pleasant i,A«, niixxqnsk aw- real kstate as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. riTPIUK-GF A het sling of Carter’s Extmct Smart PALMERTON & SMITH Weed will cut the mseous phlegm out of ■Gonoeyaprhig » >pveiti>ty. Woodland. Mich tbe throat and lunge^o a few tours, maklng:it a sure cure nwrquick care and pre­ M. Woudwauseuventive of Crovp, Diphtheria, Sore LA w and CObUECTlON OWXE. Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles dM come from ameglected cold. W. EL Al! bustaeaa promptly attended to. dwurd Taggart Loyal E. Knappeu. Goodyear. onklk K Dr. H. W. Marsh, chief consulting phy■slclan for the K>. E. Miller Rupture Treatment Co., of Detroit, will be in Grats! Rapids. Michigan. Grand RapMenl Sweet’s hotel from Tues­ day morning March 27th'to Friday p. m. 11 ALICE »l RK, M. IK April 7th. consultation, examina­ Jl. Physician aod^urgeou. tion, and BtfiMngs references to all per­ HMtteiti. - - *,ch- , All csth pr..mr-U> atuwd* day or night •Of­ sons suffering from Rupture. fice overF. G. tWowellV boocand shoe wore ^^£r&. Christopher Kill nf Nashville has a TaMK A. feWEEAEY, J -Attorney 4*. law, banana plant-only one^ ear old which is a Hastings. Mfch. beauty; some of the leaves are throe feet Practices'!n all cowrt-s ot the state. 'Col­ long awd thirteen inches wide. It would lections prouptly ataevded to. ________ not surprise us if next year Mrs. Kill R. E. H. LATHM^P, wouM Wfeasting on bananas of her own H'jmoepalhfc Physician and ratahsg. The plant was brought from Sexgeou Florida‘test spring fe* Valeria Kill. Office • ever W. 11. Goodycwf’e Arthur O. Denison. KK aitkS« hesisos. lawybks. txg«*RT. D Drue Stere. Ail ealtt promptly-attended to. ft A'ttCRlBNEK. M. D., V. ff hysidan aad-fiurgeon, Delton, 'Mich. Otfice In rrsldeace/ane blodkeast ef depot A? A C. fL BARBER . Physdeians and Surgeons. (Mils-In city nrcounty responded to with prenvpkteBs, day*cr night________________ “Housewives wii! do well to street dear -of *e«Ilck swindler who has victimlaad residents of neighboring towns by setting Ironing boards on the tnstallment ptaro and also selling a recipe (or a wax preparation. His-plan is to collect ’82 as the first Installuwfit, promising to deliver the ironing board at a stated time, and Ibra-skip,” We are informed by one oC-our citizens SHELiWN, whe>has long been an acctmde observer • AbstmoC and Real Estate Office. Abnrart Block.Hastings. of the advent «f the early spring bird*, Moe^y to loan on Real Rotate Real Estate wld on evmmtsslon. (teaeral ewreyanclng. that the little brown bird made its appear»l.wi3X h compfoltt *et of Abstract Book", cotu anoc this year on tbe 1st. day of March; piled trora the Records, exa forursn comp ete tbe blue bird-cn the 2nd; -the robin an < tracta C. F. BROOKS. Clerk tl»e-’3rd; the frogs, familiarly called the • II. FOWUER.D.D. S. “«M!epers" as they are first -heard in the Off.ce hours**, in to5p. on. spring, on pre 5th.—Battle Creek Journal. P •* The Woman’s Home" aud “The Adamfott Eden" are the names given a piece of land one mile square ia the recently open­ ed Cherokee strip, wichte occupied eaiely i E. KEN.ASTUN, by unmarried women aad widows. It Is A. A ttomey* at L< w. so arranged that If one 4f them marries (Over J. 8. L’Kidvesr&Cfl.'k store.» rr vjtlcrs in an ootirtsoT rtw Hiate. ’loOectinD* her property reverts back to the colony. •nwnptty atendlngt*. '__________ The first of the above names is tbe one I?. R. TIMMERMAN, BMMpathle Phy- adbpted br the women, the latter the one r . sician and Surgeondubbed it by the men. (Officeover Ijuhrop’* drug store.) Mrs. Hammond who tas bfeen at Dr. Carpenters’ for tlie past two week* for trmtment of epithelial aaucer returned to ter borne Id Irving last Saturday. Dr. ncran THADS MARK mihmb Carpenter now has tbe cancer among -oili­ Wheeler’s er interesting specimens. The Deetor think*if he could have all such patients as Mrs. Kammond he would like to treat cancers, as bls family-beard no complaint from her by day or night.—Woodland News. LesaOIHenlieck, the 11-year-okl-aoa of -^j’OSITIVKLY OUKZSJeehaa Dlfienbeck, met with a painful and.peealtar accident yesterday afternoon. He wm running a foot race with a neigh­ and all derwi««ments of the bor’s boy. They bad.ptekKl out a fenae Nervous Sjmcm. (or the objective point and each boy w« straining his nerves to reach it ahead -of tlie other. A smooth wire was stretebod acrerodbe top of the fence, and against Purely Wegatable. guarantee! free from this wke the Dillenbaek boy ran wi4h ■opiatei, 100 full size doses, 50c. such dorce as to cut his cheek clear M. ». BaM<y. Receiving Teller Grand Rap­ throafti*. to the bone and break the Jaw es ( Mich.) Savings Bank, says he eoannot say too nmich tn favor of ••Adlronda,” Wheeler s bone. bDt. Baughman was hastily calfod Hea rt and ‘Nerve Cure. and made tbe little oufferer as comI*reparrd by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine fortabieas possible.—Woodland News. CO.. Cedar Gjrlngs. Mich. Sold by. B1L1P T. COLGKOVB, •Attorney at Law (Suceea* or to Smith A GoIgrovo.) vomce iu Unl.»u block. Hastings.. Practices Ic all the courts of thr state. P ADIR0NDA HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, BeHepsii, UNEXCELLED FOIL—— MATTINGS, M4CH LOCAL NEWS. C1SXULATION * This week, 107 quires. Hereafter, changes for advectiaememte tmust reach tfais-uCice Tuesdays at latest to insure Insertion «ta tbe issue of the week when brought. Ttie rnarveloas success of Hood’s Ssrexparllte Is based upon the aaroer stone of absolute merit. Take Hood's throughout the spring months. _______________ ___ Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will -core Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. Can^pbor Cream Catarrh Cure will eure cold in the head. W- H. Goodyear. Vaugimn’s Seed Store,Chicago and New York, offers a package of 20 varieties of flower seeds free by mall to any school teacher who will apply for the same and agree to arrange with the scholars to plant them and report results to «4»e named firm at tbe end of the season. Applications should be aunt at once, endorsed by one director of Mae school and should give the State, Couaiff and Township name with number of School District This is a generous offer and will no doabt be large­ ly accepted. Pupils might by this method be made to take pride in the appearance of a neat bed of flowers an their school .ground and Md in keeping it attractive. NEIGHBORING COUNTIESEaton Rapids wMl have no fair this tall. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure is the beat soothing and healing. W. H. Goodyear. Brother Walter Farr brought a speelmew of ben fruit to tibia office last week on A hot Ming of Cartel Extract Smart tfeeahell ot which is this Inscription: Weed wIB cure the Grippe. W. H. Good­ my People; Pr-pare, Maj 4th, ” If the prophecy is from tbe spirit year. Caster’s Crorfp and Consumption Cure la the beat cough medicine. W. H. Good­ year. Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure relieves at once. Try It; never fails. W. H. Goodyear. Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure will cure coughs and croup, acts quick. tastes good. W. H. Goodyear. world they are sadly deficient in orthog­ raphy. Tbe ben has got the start of ua.— Vertnowtaille Echo. Tbe Grand Trunk baa harvested all the Ice at Vicksburg that they intend to take in there this year. They loaded 596 care containing 10.132 tons for which they paid laborers 61,053. A mouth ago Friday, Feb 2nd., there were 78 prisoners in the Marehall Jail. Dr. L. R Beason has purchased the Friday there were twenty. The highest James Brooks bouse, on Broadway and number in the j^ll this winter was on Dec Mr. Brooks will return to his borne at 10th. when there were 04. Coats Grove.—Woodland News. Mrs. Byron H. Crane of Albion, discov­ ered the body of her busband hanging to a door by a towel tied around his neck. Hr lost money last summer In a world’s fair hotel scheme and had not been right since. Tbe Owosso table factory starts up with a full force this week. The Citizens’ ticket won at the Plain well election. The ticket running against It was called tbe Peoples’ ticket Frank M. Stomrs was elected president. Rev. W. n. Brewster one of the oldest Congregational pastors in the state, died at the borne of bis son, George P. Brew­ ster at Wheaton, 11!., last week. He was elghty-one years old and had served in the pastorate over fifty years. H. J. Slade of Wayland, slipped and fell under his wagon. It passed over him and one of Ms ribs is broken as a result. Conrad Bros. Store at Otsego, was en-’ tered by thieves last Wednesday night and S15, a cold watch and chain, and ci­ gars and perfumery* taken. The thieves overlooked an unlocked safe containing 225. Prof. E. M. Vroman has been hired to teach the Wayland schools another yegr. F. H. Beach of Lyons thinks he has discovered ’be smallest man in Michigan. He lives in Ionia County according to Beaches theory, who worked for him re­ cently at putting down a well. When thejjob was completed he went to the kitchen to wash his hands and was di­ rected to the pantry to help himself to tlie soft soap. He did as commanded and dipped his hands into something resembHng that article, but it didn’t appear to have^ much effect in removing the dirt When the lady of tbe house came, she diseovered»the contents of one of ter pumpkin pies 'had been scooped vat. Explanations fol­ lowed and when Beach was paid for his work, the "man of the house" with-held fifteen cents of R to make good the pie he destroyed. The spring nmetlng of the Vicksbnrg driving association will meet Ju»e 6, and 7, for which 8500 In stakes and purses are offered. John C. Braken appointment as post master of Allegan has made focal demo­ crats sick. Wm. Truax of Hopkins while plowing unearthed a fine specimen of a stone Indian ax. The Coldwater correspondent of tire Detroit Journal, tells tbe following snake story; "Yesterday Jason B. Hemphill, a farmer living at Kinderhook this coun­ ty, while tearing away a cave milk-house that has stood on his farm for years, un­ earthed a family of rattie snakes, 161 In number. The largest was 4 feet 9 inches long, and contained 19 rattles." On the-5th of this month 8. A. Perry living on section 27 observed the follow­ ing combination of clrcmnstances; A large brown grasshopper hopping about, A wily snake from bls hole crawled out, A chipmunk running along on bis leg and the birds nest containing four little eggs. The iast I ten was seen by one of his neighbors.—Kalamo Cor. in Charlotte Leader. __________________ SCHOOL COLUMN. CommlMloier, The Importance of Reading. (A paper read before the Co. Association by Albert Hafner. Principal at Prairieville.) Mr. President and Fellow Teachers. If muelc'may be classed among the fine arts, reading may, with the same degree of prosperity, be so classed, and though the least difficult to acquire, Is the most sadly neglected. We love to delight the eye with the works of tbe best sculptors and painters. And who Is not moved by the concord of sweet sounds? There is nothing, however, In Our opinion, that so quickly draws us to a person as his nicely rounded and finely modulated words as they fall from his lips while reading. But how many of us have sat, with almost abated breath, to hear the reading of an ordinary piece of prose in a halting, hesi­ tating manner; or perhaps, in some public entertainment to hear the murdering of some beautiful poem after a “JB1 diddle diddle the cat's in the fiddle” order; or, perhaps, what Is worse yet, in the Sunday morning service to hear the pathetic and solemn hymn. Rock of Ages, read in a manner that robs It of all it solemnity. None of us object to bearing the little toddlers of two or three yean repeat their nursery rhymes with a tingle, but it does barrow the feelings, yea it freezes the very life blood In one’s veins to hear the brave and pathetic sentiment Ln Barbara Fritchie, who dares to flaunt the stars and stripes into the very face of a rebel horde; or the noble, heroic action of Bessie, who, as she grasps the ponderous iron tongue of tbe bell aud with it swings ’twlxt heaven and earth to prevent tbe ringing of the curfew that she may save the life of her imprisoned lover, read In the usual monotonous, s’.ng-song manner. We have no desire, even though we had the ability, to carry yon with rapturous flights of oratory to realms el berial where angels on­ ly may sport, for you and 1 have to do with something more tangible. Methinks learn?" “Who teaches, or who neglects to teach them?" These questions are not difficult to answer by one-who will but til iu this room some day and see the writhing and twisting of applicants fur teacher’s credentials under the searching cross-fire of our most excellent commis­ sioner!). The teachers of a few years ag.» had some excuse for thrusting poor, lame, halting readers upon a long-suffering and indulgent public; but tbe present teacher none. But someone may ask, "If they bad an excuse why haven’t we?" Please Compare the readers they had to teach from with tbe readers of to-day. Take Sander's series for an example. The first three books treated the simplest ot com­ monplace subjects while ail the higher treated tbe most abstract of abstract topics, topics beyond the oomprehension of many adult minds. We do not expect to revo­ lutionize the methods of teaching this Im­ portant study by tbe presentation of this one paper, but we do desire to throw out a few hints that will set some to thinking along this line. Those n.ock-bound fossils who always have believed and Always will believe that arithmetic is tbe most impor­ tant subject in our schools, we do not ex­ pect to reach, nor do a e care to take tbe time to argue tbe point with them; for in the language of s certain Senator, “It wrenches one terribly to kick against nothing." The only argument they will produce is that it gives a mental disci­ pline. In all probability there are nune of those old relics present, for tbe only teachers gathering they ever attend is .the annual quiz. But, perchance, one lias, by mistake found his way here and we would most respectfully ask you to ponder over a score or two of Shakespeare’s knotty utterances or untangle a few snarls in “Milton’s Paradise Lost" before you come at us too bard. If you will do this we venture the assertion that your Imaginary superiority of arithmetic over reading as a disciplinary study will dwindle in propor­ tion to the number of rhetorical problems you solve, and soon you too, will believe that arithmetic is the least Important and reading the most Important subject In our schools. Someone may ask why we be­ lieve reading to be of so great importance and arithmetic of so little as compared with IL For the simple reason that a large majority of us have comparatively little use for our knowledge of arithmetic after leaving school: but none of us ever lay aside our reading so long as we have an interest in everyday effairs or so long as we have a desire to profitably spend a few otherwise dreary hours. The strong­ est plea, however. Is in the fact that near­ ly everything we learn, either In or out of school, we learn by reading. If this be true, every child, who is taught bow to properly and thoughtfully interpret the thought on the printed page, has placed ‘n bls hand a golden key that will unbar the treasure bouse '* that' con­ tains tbe wisdom of the ages, it is our firm conviction that could the boys and girls who are turned over to us for tralning so interpret the printed page they would make much more rapid progress in their other school work. Take your boy who Is dull In arithmetic. Will you won­ der at his stupidity when after asking him a few questions on his reading lesson he displays such lamentable Ignorance of the meaning of very common words? Do you wonder that I smiled and thought of the picture of Samantha Allen’s Star Route when but recently informed by a young lady in the history class that the “Underground Railway" was actually a subterranean passageway through which run away slaves escaped to freedom. An­ other Instance of the same kind. Some­ time ago we asked a lad of fifteen or six­ teen years what was meant by orders and counter orders In the sentence. "The French, In their confusion, were giving or­ ders and counter orders." Will you smile when we tell you how the lad startled us by the information that it meant “orders from tbe store?" Such button testers can be had In almost any of your schools if you only apply tbe test “But” says one, “I can’t teach reading because I ain not a good reader myself.” Neither am I a good reader, but I can study tbe lesson, get 4he thought, then plv the questions on from tho answers level at the pupil's understanding of It. I have very little hope for the pupil whose teacher always sets an elocutionary pat­ tern for him to follow. In this way a parrot might be taught to read “Tam O’Sbanter" after tbe expenditure of the necessary amount of patience, pluck end perseverance, but neither the parrot, tbe teacher or the world have gained any­ thing. If the “how" we teach reading is impor­ tant the “what” we teach ia of infinitely greater importance. Teach them how .and not what and a large number of those who leave school young in life will follow the bent of nature inherited from father Adam and tbe golden. key we have pot Intolbelr hands will become only a reek­ ing, rusty thing with which they unclasp only that kind of literature between every line of which are written In goary letters tbe words bell, heel, HILL. It were better to be born blind than with eyes that look only on obscurity, it were bet­ ter that a boy or girl remain Illiterate than read only those yellow passports to that “Dungeon horrible on all sides round As one great furnace flamed, yet from those flames No light, but rather darkness visible Served only to discover eights of woe, Tbs wheat fields of Michigan w«r« «■lrly well though lightly covered with snow during the larger part of February. A heavy snow storm occurred near the mid­ dle of tbe month, but the high winds pre­ vailing left tbe snow largely In drifts. The average depth of tbe snow in the low­ er peninsula, on the 15th, was from four to five Inches, and on the 28th, In the southern and central counties, about . one inch. At this date, March 8th, tbe snow is all gone, and the frost In tbe southern half of tbe state, all out of tbe ground. The weather in February was almost continuously cold.. At Lansing the mean dally temperature was above the freezing point on only seven days. The highest dally average was 87 degrees bn the 7tb, 89 on the 8th, and 40 un the 9tb and 28th. About 40 per cent of the correspondents express a.bellef that wheat has been dam­ aged, and 60 per cent that It has not. The total number of bushels of wheat reported marketed by fanners In Febru­ ary, is 1,035,127 and in tbe seven months, August—February, 10,285,089, which Is 245,884 busbela less than reported mark­ eted In the same months last year. At 23 elevators aud mills from which reports have been received, there was no wheat marketed during tbe month. In condition five stock averages from four to seven points below a full average, comparison being with stock In good, healthy and thrifty condition. watlomfo tribe, 11 ring near probably tbe okteat perron claiming to be 111 year* old. ous amount brain work and eoustaal used lu Its prepara Ion. Try om» botth you will be aouvtaoed of it< superiority. J ifles the tiioad. tne source ot besli a pepsin, overcomes *lca head^ebts Hood ’* Fills are purely vegetable, prepared from tbebrst Ingredients. Mrs Winslow > Soothing Syrup haa bean MM for children teething. ft sooths the child, rott­ en* th* emu*, nit*** all pain, cures wind colle» throughout the world. Children who are thin, hollow-chest-•d, or growing too fast, are made Strong, Robust and. Hoalthy by Scott’ Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver OIL It contains material for mak­ ing healthy Flesh and Bones. Cures Coughs, Colds and Weak Lungs. Physician*, the. world over, endorse 1L. Arthur Cronin, a man who for the past year or so has boarded at the Busch house Utica, was found dead in his bed. He was greatly addicted to tbe use ot liquors.' Evangelist Miller of Chicago, Is preach­ ing and singing at Flint, and is said to be ma'king scores of conversions dally. His record of 500 conversions at Owosso is likely to be broken there. tat bl iicehid by Sibtlttituf EVERTTtllNQ Robert C. Burns Is tinder arrest at Ka­ lamazoo charged with perjury for swear­ ing be did not sign a certain contract. Two witnesses swore they saw him sign it. 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THE INTER OCKAN It PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, tbe news aud THE INTER OCEAN, Chi: ago. in advance, to B ,rry County Readnra. Those out ol county �Hastings Banner. Thoraday, March if, t8gj MARSHALL. L.COPE.gan”’', m uanxaa. wcB.. romrna. a norft 14. 1879. EDITORIAL notes Tbe forthcoming report of OmmbsloDerof Ixbor Moi»e, a summary of which has been sent out In advance from Lan­ sing. will afford the p-ople of Michigan some food for serious thought "about three days," when the Wilson bill is about to be reported from the finance. committee of the senate. Tbe report deals wholly with the iron mining Industry of Michigan, in which she leads the world. This Is but one of the great Michigan iudustrire marked for sacrifice; lumber, salt, wool and copper being others.' During the four years preceding tbe In­ auguration of tbe present democrat cru­ sade for free trade, and especially "free raw materials.” the Michigan Iron mines produced and shipped tbe following num­ ber of tons of ore: e.oh.aw •AS3AI4 :»s»i Total............................................. ..... Average lor four years................ ...6.SM.334 This was under tbe "infamous McKin­ ley bllL" In tbe year 1893 4.300,000 tons were shipped. • The reduction ln*!shlpments from 1891 was 2.328,693 tons. The number of men employed io mining and shipping ore in Michigan on Nov. 1, 1892, was 17,172; employed on Nov. J. 1823. 3,673. • Those men who worked in the mines In 11:91 were earning $3.35 per day. During October and November, 1891, tboae of them who could get work at all were able to earn $1.64 per day, and multitudes of them, unable to get work or bread, have been supported by tbe contri­ butions ot the charitable people of the state for months past In addition to this direct loss we must take Into account the Indirect loss In tbe matter of transportation of the ore to the furnaces, where it Is to be smelled and converted Into iron and steel. Here we get a glimpse of tbe luterdependenee of Industries. Strike one and a dozen oth­ ers fall with It. The Wilson bill, as It passed the bouse, puts iron ore on tbe free Ust. It brings Michigan ore Into direct and unaided coir petition with Cuban. Spanish and ott­ er ores, which can be unloaded on tbe docks ot every Atlantic and gulf port from Maine to Mexico, while the Michi­ gan ore must be transported hundreds of miles by watar. and then hauled other hundreds of miles by rail, to meet and compete with this cheap ore. produced at lass than half the cost and frequently transported free of charge as ballast. The Almighty seems to have placed these magnlficient deposits In tbe Lake Superior country for, use. But Professor Wilson thinks otherwise His idea Is to "buy where you can buy cheapest," and that is where tbe day's work brings tbe best return. Verily, this Is a hard lesson, but the professor says we must learn IL Meanwhile let tbe people of Michigan thlnk over this theory and the condition which It has brought to our door. Higher Prices for Tin Plato. The Iron, Steel and Coal Timet of Ix>ndon, writing of the satisfaction expressed at the Birmingham quarterly meeting of the iron trade that the prospects of pars­ ing tbe Wlfeon Tariff were Improving, Tbe bill will largely affect tbe tin plate Industry both in South Wales and Stafford­ shire, as important reductions are contem­ plated. The increase of tbe duty from 4 shillings 6 pence to 10 shillings per box under the McKinley act has seriously aL fected tbe Un plate trade, especially by lowering tbe prices Io an unremuneratlve level. No one, we believe, doubts that the Wilson bill will be of great advantage to British manufacture*, as It was Intended. Tbe phrase quoted above, "by lowering tbe price to an unremuneratlve level,” admi b tbe fact that the Welah tin plater* are paying a part, at least, of the doty. But the editor le not satisfied with thia mere admission. Be eontlnues: Tbe new act will, It I* expected, come Into operation on October 1, and manufactarers are already quoting 1 shilling will be thankfully araepfod, and • A IltUe over one year ago Grover Cleve­ land took Presidential chair and since that time there haa been one continual -object !w^" «be people, and especi­ al!/ for tbe great working-claw of people. The cause ef thia "object lesson” Ims evi­ dently been looked Into by many of tbe workingmen and tbeir natural ecnclusioo* can tend to but one logical conclusion. In talking with a laboring man of this city who had formerly voted tbe demo­ cratic ticket, be expressed bl* view* to us in substance as follow*:— ••Il I* plain to me uow that every yard of cloth or In fact any other goods, made abroad and imported into this country, means just so much leas work for some laboring mau here. Free trade encourages importations, and tbe larger tbe imports tbe Jess the prosperity. I would a good deal rather get good, fair wages and pay a good, fair price for what I boy. than to boy it cheap, for when I pay a good price 1 know that those wbo made the article got good wages for doing so.” One of the biggest humtags in the long list of humbugs. Is "free wool.” The cry "give us free wool and buy your clothes cheaper,” was used with tremendous ef­ fect during the last campaign. Now bow much does tbe average laboring man spend for clothing for himself and' family during tbe year? Probably $75.80 would be a large figure. Supposing that under free wool tbe laboring man would save one-third ot the above amount (wbleb be could not do) or $16.00. In 1892 tbe average rate of wages the country over was over $3.00 per day. Since the threat of that priceless boon of "free wool" has come to tbe country wages have been re­ duced 30 per cent., saying nothing of tbe countless thousands wbo are unable to get employment of any kind. So that for tbe sake of saviag a scant 825.00 per year, these visionary theorists have compelled laboring men to sacrifice $100 or $125 Each succeeding week of tbe present session of Congress demonstrates more aud more forcibly tbe utter Incompetency of the majority to rata Itself, saying noth­ ing of legislating for a country that needs wise laws nqw If it ever did. Unseemly squabbling, mismanagement, utter impos­ sibility to get out a quorum despite their large majority, failure to formulate and carry out any line of action, all has become such an "object lesson" to the country that tbe people are sick and tired. There are thousands* of men now who voted tbe democratic ticket in 1892, who are positively afraid for tbeir country. If this party whieh'has such a targe majority in congress can't protect*Itself, what then must become of the country they are sup­ posed to legislate for. The majority how­ ever, don’t favor a policy of Protection but rather a policy of Prostration. Lansing, March 2.—The advance sheets of the commissioner of labor's report shows that from Sept. I. 1892, to Feb.- 1, 1894. 2,066 factories have been inspected unuer his direction. Of these 877 are wholly idle, 1,117 were In operation full time and 572 short time. In those run­ ning only a part of the time there Is shown a loss of labor per week of 32,127 hours, or a cut of about 25. per cent. . Forty­ eight thousand seven hundred and fiftytwo men are laid off on account of this, or 43 per cent of tbe whole number employ­ ed. There has been an average of reduc­ tion of 9.6 per cent during the five mouths. There has been a loss of labor to employes of 1,763,060 days exclusive of tbe cut lu wages. Thia shows that they have been considerably pinched, yet have asked tor no outside aid, but have been cared for home authorities. br That if tbe infamous Wilson bill is passed and becomes a law It cannot possi­ bly be changed for more than throe years, and that bard times and low wages, or no wage* at all, will continue during all that time. Vote with the party that Is In favor of protection and prosperity. The vote of the people Is tbe only way that their disap­ proval of the course pursued by the pres­ ent administration can be shown, Local elections everywhere have ahown great republican gains, and we hope Barry eoanty returns will help swell the her. It will be that way. If republicans Farmers la Michigan will disastrously feel tbe effects of the Wilson Tariff MIL The average rate of wages paid to farm hands In Michigan la nearly M per ceuL more than tbe rate paid In Canada, there­ fore Canadian farmers can sell their fam Under a republican adminlotratieo He Industrial condition* were bright. From tbeir weekly earnings mm wi>m paring led and and well aril for homes, ttielr families well fed provided for. They met the world with tbe courage born of tbe strength of their resources. Now tbe outlook is eertalnly not bright, the blight fas* fallen on these resources and be has grown dtabeartened and dispirited under the humiliation of beggary aud charity. Wrapper tobacco to tbe extent of 5.080,­ 998 pounds, worth nearly $5,000,000. ■ and over 8,000.000 pounds of other leaf tobacco worth nearly $8,000,000 was lying in bond at New York Feb. 1st, walling for lower duties, ao an to show tbe people of Coon»*ctlcut the great boon of free trade. trine. Marell ITlh yThc C . ProeMri* K» for Pen ... .______ _____. „ Of the Barry County Sabbath School Association, to be. held In the* M. E. church, Nashville, Michigan. Tuesday and Wednesday, March 27th. and 28th., 1894. OFFICERS. WALL ______ e'rareh will be entertained on Friday eveB'M ol this week March 16th. by M< MiM Mlehsel, Vance, Harper. Bred. WoleoCt and Van Warner, who will Rite a warm sugar tea at the, ebn reh parlor* from fi to The Y. P. 8. C. E. will hold a -library •octal” at tbe residence of Z. B. Hoyt, on Green St-. Friday evening, March 18th. It la confidently predicted that all those who attend will be more than pleared with the exercises. You are cordially invited. A very pleasing and instructive program was rendered at tbe Y. P. 8. C. E. under the auspices of Mrs. Grigsby, last Sunday The soup house adminiatration which evening. It was a Missionary topk. has studded this country with soup bouses The Womens Club will meet Thursday should at least have mercy < nough to that tbe quality of its chief product Is not of next week instead of Friday. Impaired. . ------------Next Sunday the M. E- Sunday school .■■ul ConT«Btk>C BUTLER eooaecrea vMl u. BapOat will observe Temperance Sunday by an appropriate program at tbe usual Sunday school hour. Dr. G. W. Lowry will give a short talk on tbe evils of intemperance from a physical stand point; Mr. Striker, from a financial standpoint; Judge Smith from a legal standpoint, aud Rev. Cox from a moral point of view. Besides these short addresses. a few recitations and songs will be given. President, John Dawson, Hastings, Mich. Vice President, Mrs. G. E. Hollister. Hastings, Mich. The C. L. 8. C. will meet with Miss Secretary, W. O. Lowden, Hasting*, Coodyear. Program:— Mich. ■. Rome and Medieval Art—Mrs. Henry Treasurer, Mrs. G. A. Truman, Nash­ rBalfoy. ville, Mich. _ , Classic Latin Course in English—Miss Resells Goodyear. ' COMMTYTIta OX tNTKRTXIXMEXT. Verdi’s Old Age—Mrs. Striker. Mrs. Herbert Brown, and Mlsa Ella Preparation and Action to Debate—Mrs. Barber, M. E. church, Nashville, Mich. Mrs. C. Glasgow, and Mrs. O. Hulllnger Norman Bailey. Character Sketch—MIm Nona Michael. Cong, church, Nashville, Mich. Mrs. H. R. Dickinson, and Mrs. Frank As "coupons” are ao much tbe rage at McDersey Baptist church Nashville, Mich. present tbe club constating of Mesdames Mrs. E. R- White and Mrs. D GarUnger G. O. Spaulding, J. E. Hogla, Spence, Evangelical church, Nasvllle, Mich. ttotttf. Crawley, Weteaert, Sterling, F. All sessions begin at standard time. Spaulding, Aldrich, Myers. Loveland, TUESDAT 9:30 A. M. Sentz, Wardell and Wightman, together Song Service, By local choir. with the Misses Upton, Wardell and Bar­ Scripture Lessons and Prayer, by Rev. num will give a coupon social at tbe M. J. E. Arney. Middleville, Mich. E. church parlors on Wednesday of next Address of Welcome, Rev. Arthur week March 11, to wbleb you are all eor­ Trott, and Mrs. G. A. Truman, Nashville, dtally Invited. Refreshments served from 5 to 7. Coupons free. Mich. Response, W. O. Ixjwdcn, Hastings, Tbe pastor will preach at the Presby­ Mich. terian church next Sunday evening on, Music. -Tbe first Bible in English, or tbe life and Opening Remarks, by Pres. John Daw­ times ot John Wycliffe, and England five son. hundred years ago.” Business Appointment of Committees Special exercises for Easier at Presby­ on Resolutions and Credentials. Address by Rev. Thomas Cox, Hastings. terian churcfc. The boy choir have pre­ pared a musical program for Easter morn­ Report of Committee on Entertainment. ing; and a large choir of children will give TUESDAY AFTERXOOX lUJO. exercises entirely novel and artistic, ap­ Devotional Exercises, by Rev. f Mr. propriate to the day, on Sunday evening of Steignor. that day. Easter offerings are asked for Report of Township work. as a thank offering. Address by Rev. J. C. Chase, Delton. Come to tbe Y. P. 8. C E. all you who Paper, Our Sunday School Teachers, are troubled with tongue disease and Jos. A. Van Arman, Hastings. learn bow to control it Discussion. Led by J. \V. Saunders, Middleville. Mich. The Mission Band at Presbyterian Address by Rev. R. D. Freeman, Mid­ church next Sunday Instead of the usual dleville. Mich. day. Paper, Mrs. D. G. Robinson. Hastings, Mich. Discussion, Led by Mrs. E. Pennock, In its most approved method of war­ Hastings, Mich. fare tbe Journal last week contained a TUESDAY EVENING. mean Insinuation in regard to some report­ Devotional Exerelaea, by Rev. Mr. Keil­ ed crookedness of a elty official misappro­ lor, Woodland, Mich. priating city funds. We understand that Address, by Rev. J. H. McColl, Grand In conversation the Journal editor ad­ Ledge, Mich. mitted that the item was Intended for Mr. WEDNESDAY 9XX> A. M. E. G. Holbrook, the City Recorder, wbo Devotional Exercises by Rev. Mr. Bax­ receives tbe water rente. Mr. Holbrook ter, Naahville, Mich. want before the council Friday evening Address, Normal Study for Teachers, and demanded that bia books be examtoed. The same was done and his accounts were M. H. Reynolds, State Sec’y. Paper, Teachers Work, Weapons and found correct to a cent, and the following Wages, Mr*. Clement Smith, Hastings, report of the board of Water Commission­ Mich. ers, two of whom are prominent and InfloDlscusaton, Led by Rev. E. Arney, Mid­ ental democrat*, ought to set at rest any dleville. Mich. and all reports of this nature which may Address, Hon. M. F. Jordon, Middle­ beset afloat between now and election ville, Mich. time:— Hastings, Mich., March 14th, 1894. Paper, Primary Work, Miss Edith Bab­ cock, Hastings, Mich. We, tbe Board of Water Commlssloaers, Discussion, Led by Miss Lllltan War­ after a careful examination of tbe books of tbe Cterk, find them to be correct, and dell, Ha*tings. Mich. Address, Rev. P. G. Robinson, Middle­ there has been collected from water con­ sumers for tbe year ending March 14th, ville, Mleh. 1894, $8,688.83, the same having been re­ WEDNESDAY AFTMKXaON 1:20. ceived and receipted for by the City Treas­ Devotional Exercises. Led by Rev. W. urer. H. Wright, Freeport, Mleh. C. Wixsanrr Address. Rev. W. W. Taylor. Hastings, Geo. Osboek Mich. Rob’t Dawsov Paper, Teaching Temperance In Sunday School, Dr. Lizzie Hendershot!, Irv­ ing, Mich. Discussion, Led by Rev. W. F. Glass, Middleville. Mich. Poem by Mias L. Addle Nichols, Nash­ wbea lie faUawlng wtloaaa letter wan ville, Mtob. ■MUEOO DI V IlioU SirKnlgkts: pie and Their Bawdy, M. H. Bernolda, eect leea than Mleblm eaa. ThU will be ChroaWoa by L. J. Wllaoa, Xaahvllla, It b expected that the <dd Tartt of , »lr Knlflit participated In tbe A PAPER E Thif i« a Registered Gallo­ way Bull. He will be at tbe farm known as the L. D. Gardner Farm, one mile west of this city. TERMS, *2.00. Owned by J05.R2QER5. NOTICE I To those desiring blacksmithing done, and especially to horsemen desiring fine shoes for trotting horses. 1 desire to say that I am especially well prepared to do their work, and my long experience in the business guarantees that work will be satisfactory. Prices right. First door east of Black & Son’s marble shop. fill New Pam The Price is LOWER THIS SEASON. W. tl.QOObYMR MODERN DRUGGIST ORSON SKINNER. FACTS v If you want to learn how far your money will go examine our goods and get our prices, ft has been. Demonstrated Time and time again that if yOu will do this we’ll have your money and you’ll have our goods. Every purchase that you make of us now is as good ae a Deposit in a Savings Bank. We are Belling at prices that will be inducive enough to make you buy now whether you need them or not It will pay you to buy now and save them for future use. AGAIN We wish to call your attention to buying Carpets from sample. Our samples are large and new. Toucan see just how your carpet will,look when laid, and you’ll know just how it will correspond with your room, furniture, e j that's all you care about except prices, and we'll suit you in that respect. By buying from sample you hare the advantage of scores and scores of patterns, otherwise your selection is very limited and you must certainly select patterns common to other households. You avoid aH this by buying carpets from sample. Spring is coming. Our samples are here. You want to buy; we want to sell, and will do tne nght thing by you if you’ll only give us the chance. Give us a call. A. MOTlCTn McCoy It i« just ao with even thing. Our I xm going to diaper of new furniture at some ?ow ‘‘S?1 get for a little money. hand goods and do staring and repairing. open for your WEDNESDAY BVEimiO. 7 :W o’clock. Devotional Exeretaes by Rev. Hollister, Hastings. Address by are those — �Hastings Banner. Thursday March 15, 1894. W. K. COOK, Loc»l Editor. WALL PAPER and WALL PAPER. AM t,Q the front as usual with the. best selling line of Wall Paper in the county. Papering is something you don’t do every two or three months or every year, and when you do you should choose wisely and select goods that-ore in style and that have a pleasing ef­ fect. : My line was bought this year direct from the manufacturer, •The Rob’t. Graves Co./’ of New York city, the most noted manu­ facturer of fine Wall Paper in the country. They always have the latest ideas and finest novelties. Their goods are always perfect in design and coloring. Don’t think of buying until you have seen my line. The greatest and <best point of all the many .good ;points is that they are cheap—remem­ ber that the best part of the * goods is the cheapness. I FRED L. HEATH, The druggist, in the sold’ wooden building one door ►east Jof City Bank. COUPON A TRIP AROUND THE 4 ... ART SERIES H2.1 COUPON No. 6. .. NLht&£RS CHANGE EACH WELK. Seal or bring each week abl« coo pon. kwetber with Tjfe’JF-oenta. and you win, receive Portfolio Ko. 6 of a TEIP AROUND THE WORLD." For particulars see "ad~ page I. LOCAL NEWS • CIRCULATION Vr. I. Ilenderabett has purchased the PERSONAL MENTION. -east 80 acres of the McElwain farm. j^See XMhs Minnie Matthews Is on the sick kis adv. else’wfiere Tn tfilb Issue? \ The Barry County fair will be held list. Sept U, M. i; aud 33th. The oftcera /Mrs. Leo Myers was In Kalamazoo last have commenced to bustle already. Frank Black was hi Ann Arbor over .Mrs. Russell has some very tasty bats aud bonnets ki preparation for Easter. Sunday. Yon will surely find something to satisfy you if you examine her line. Do not Ml to visit Miss Felghner’s Rev. Burgess, of Grand Rapids, was In millinery -rooms Thursday, Friday and the city Tuesday. Saturday of next week. Avery fine line Archie McCoy and A. IT. Hull spent of hats on exhibition for Easter. Sunday in Nashville. AtSoultA Bazaar the latest Chioaco X Miss L. Jean McLaughlin Is very ser­ styles for ICaster hats, and every lady in iously ill at this writing. the oily is Invited to attend tbeir opening y Harry Walker, of Martin, is visiting Thursday, Triday and Saturday of next Hastings friends this week. week. Dr. C. XV. and Mrs. Young, of Allegan, Its a poor investment where you’ve got spent Sunday Id the city. to get a search warrant to find out the G. A. Blackman, of Prairieville, was in quality. Spary Phillips keeps the best the city on business Saturday. the market affords. Just compare his yMrs. Julia Brown leaves for Allegan lo­ goods and'prices w lib others. usy where she will visit relatives. Tboee'who write to subscribe or to re­ Attorney Bigelow, of Vicksburgh. was new eubseriptlon to any pttper or maga­ In the city on legal business yesterday. zine, I will guarantee to save 'money if /Mr. McCormick, ot Port Huron, was they will order through me. the guest of Miss Glenn* Schantz Sun­ Jesse XV. Twft. day. Tueaday; afternoon the fire alarm sound­ Me. and Mrs. Geo. Dennis, of Kalama­ ed.# lit (proved to be false however, and zoo, have been the guests of Mre. Anna c a me fr*m the furniture factory, fit coats Fuller this week. the city enough every year for false '/Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown expect to leave alarm* to pay interest on a good-system. for Niles shortly where they will make *n>ewew-dress goods this spring are their future home. sosnHhfogTo be admlred.fi Jullue Russell Miss Mina Reed was in Caledonia last iacw hand-as usual with I be most care­ week where she was called by tbe serious fully eelected, stock. If you aie wanting illness of a relative. a new spring gown, examine theta* before ^Mlsa Carrie Schumann has returned home purobMlDg. from Grand Rapids until she recovers TbeDanner has printed* -good many, from her Tate Illness. auetiou bills thus far this year. We get Judge Smith delivered bis lecture on out tbe best of work at tbe lowest possible •Mathrlna” before the Albion Epworth price and ■ our . job department is well League Tuesday evening. eqaifead for getting out the beat-of work > Mrs. Florence Bowne and daughters at to**e«t<priee. left for Allegan Thursday night, where Aa Auction sale Is announced to take -they will make tbeir future home. place at the farm of XV. G. Jewell, near Laeey, an Tuesday, March «tt. Mr. Xfrank' Hamilton, jr., Is visiting his J*wall ba* rentod bi* farm and will sell grand mother, Mrs. I. A. Holbrook, and all hla farm impfomenta, stock and house­ eupects to spend the summer with her. XMr. and Mrs. St. Clare Brock returned hold furwiture. Terms reasonable.’ Good goods make steadfast friends. from tbe upper peninsula last week, That’s tbe reason Spary Phillips han such where they have been residing for a year. a lar®e patronage, c By tbe way If you £Mlss Julia A. Jeffery, of Syracuse, N. havn’t tried any of the coffee and tea he Y., is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. D. Sel­ sells you efirouJd do so. You’ll be bi* cus- den, of Green St., and expects to remain , tourer tbea. HI* prices and goods make ferthe summer. sales sure. Miss Nora Nagler, of Freeport, spent W. Elbridge XX’ellman died at his home several days of the present week including 'In tbe 2nd ward Sunday night after a long Sunday, with her brother, John G. Nag­ Illness of consumption. The funeral was ler and family of this city. 2reld at two o^loek Tuesday. He was 42 ^Mesdnmes Gard Chidester, Ira- Van years old, and leaves a wife but no child­ ren. He was a brother of Mrs. Pbln ticnilh and Mre. Cora Warner of this city. M. C. R. R. excursions to Detroit Marell 8®th and 21st a>t one and one-third tare. Account Christian-EndraYor Union Slate CkmventioD. Limited to return March SXrd. To Saginaw March 37th to 29th at one^nd one-third fare en the certificate plaa. Account Egrworth State Conventiott. :C. R. Osborn, Agent On .account of tire Annual State Encatn parent of tbe G. A. R.. at Owosso, March-£0th to 34th, SBM, the Michigan Central will sell round -trip tickets at rate of 84.M. Good going March 19, 20 and 21sL Good returning not later than March 24*h. Children al one half ot the above rate. C. R. .Osborn, Agent. 107 quires. The Lowell Ledger of March 3rd con­ tained the write up and tire photographs Hereafter, changes for advertireewnte must reach thh attce Tuesdays at latest to xjf Mr. ind Mrs. Abner Knapf>, who. if unsure insertion in the issue of tbe week •they live until Dee. 30th, next, -will cele­ •when brought brate their diamond wedding, after seventy-Jive year* of married life. They are /Warm sugar socialc are now the rage. both over ninety years of age and have Dental roots* to rent. O. D. SpanMing. children over seventy years old, and are Wool shawl* at % price. O. D. Spaulding. residents of Loweti. The old man la said to ‘Special bargains ia ahoes at the Bank­ be failing quite fast bat Mr*. K. is bright rupt Store. ‘ and cheery and lively for one of her age. A few more lace curtaias at M price at —Freeport Herald. Spaulding’s. People In tbe vicinity of Hastings need This week, Spring election oieur* two weeks from next Monday. Ing anything in tbe granite or marble line will do well to call on McNaughton, Col­ Cline Mytro, Is clerking for Hicks & vin Co „ of Battle Creek and get their price* before buying. For the next ninety Spence in place of J. W. Wolf. day* they will make thia inducement. Tbe Ionia District Fair will hold tbeir They will pay all expenses both ways for annual fair at Ionia, Oct. 3. 8, 4 and ££ all patrons wbo come to them, and will See our oil grain boots, the beat made. guarantee a discount of five per cent, from Bankbupt Store. tbe uauai price* prevailing In this vicini­ We wkU save you 25 per cent on fine ty. Call on or write them at, 9S East hata. Bankrupt Store. Main 8L, Battle Creek, Mfcb. . Before purchasing an Easter kat or When it comes to monuments a Has­ bonnet examine tbe display at Batsells. ting*’ Ann will be found decidedly In it. Pure York State Buckwheat Flour only S2.90 per hundred at Joe. Rogers A Co. XMhs Olive Heath was In Nashville Tuesday. At a meeting of representatives of the democrat and peoples party in this city Monday evening It was decided to “fuse” on city elections, and a slate was filled out for the voters of this city to follow. I^ast fall the voters repudiated the idea of fu­ sion and it remains to be seen whether the voters will help execute tbe program mapped out for them. side of this county can get any two of them for 81.25, afiy three for 81.75 or all four of them for 82.00. Jnst think of this offer once and think of what It means. Two papers for one dollar—the price of one. The publishers tbe Chicago, New York and Detroit papers have a right to cease giving this rate at any time they choose. It will pay you to take ad­ PoMlbly the voters may decide to assert vantage of this exceptionally low oiler their independence this spring and not now. abide by the Idea of “fusion” even on The Knight Errant, a Pythian pap«r,, spring elections. Voters are not so blind published at Chicago, has the following as not to see that tbeir present condition merited words of praise to say of one of has been brought about by the erroneoua the well known members of Hastings ideas aud free trade fallacies of the party Division U. R. K. of P.: “To no one in in power and It would be strange indeed If the Division, more than to its Sir Knight they kiss the band that smites them. Recorder, Sylvester Greosel, has the suc­ ^N. T. Parker’s team which was hitched to cess of this Division been due. In season the bus ran away Tuesday morning. They and out of season, through rain and sun­ rushed upon R. B. Wightman as he was shine. Brother Grenael has been faithful coming down town, and seeing that he and earnest in the promotion of the inter­ could not get out of their way he laid ests of Hastings Division. With mar­ down flat on the eroeawalk. Tbe horses- vellous faith In its success, and its future, Jumped over him and in some unaccount­ he has never allowed any obstacle to in­ able way the buggy didn’t touch him and terpose, nor permitted any disappointment he escaped uninjured. This was Indeed a to prevent the onward progress of the narrow escape. Tbe horses were not celebrated company. He Is Just as earn­ hurt but tbe bus was quite badly demol­ est and active as ever, and Is looking for­ ward u»the visit to Washington with hope ished. The officers and directors ot the Agricul­ and reliance that the old Division will tural society have chosen the following bring back from the Capitol City *11 tbe standing committee:—Premiums. Frank glory and the first prize.** Sylvester of Yankee Springs, John Lee. of XTlie Kalamazoo Telegraph paid tbe fol­ tbe other _ (dle€to»ari« -------. _were _ _ thought ofr and for completeness and oompactoee* to be a work of inspiration--■ iseems almost To * five some idea of bow It stands we will say that It contain* SDO.OO® words, 1 1which is 75,000 more than tbe fix voltrama <of the Century Dictionary contains. 175, (000 words more than Webster's Inter-na­ tion al Dictionary contains, 195,000 words I imore than Worcester’s and 250,000 word* imore than Stormonth’s Dictionary. Thereiart nearly 5,000 pictorial illustration*, imany of them being grouped in full pageaiand printed In color wort. . Another 1feature of the work is that words which should not be capitalised are not capital­ ‘ ized. this being of great benefit to writer*. And in all definitions of words the most ; ‘common meaning is given first. Nearly SOO of the brightest minds the world af­ * fords, and leaders of all that pertains to ' knowledge in all Its branches, composed the editorial staff. It is said that when the bo^k Is complete and ready for the press nearly 11,000.000, will nave been ex­ pended. We recommend all who desire topurchase a dictionary for themselves, for the schoolj or for any other purpose to­ write Itev. D. B. Pope, of Hickory Cor­ ners, wbo has the agency for this county. Johnstown Republican Caucus. The Republicans ot Johnstown are requMte * to meet In Caucus, at tbe Grange Hall on 8*>urday March 17th., 18Mat2o’clock.pdu for th# purpose of placing Id nomination person* MW candidates .or Township omeets for the ensuing, year, and for the transaction of such other bus­ iness aa may properly come before it. Johnstown. Marc I) art., ISM. H. P. Chbray • Republleaa I’. A. Fibhkii > Town • L. N. Mosh re 1 -QommBeo. Maple Grove Republican Caucua. The republican* of Maple Grove will meet iir caucus on Thursday March 22nd at McKelveys Han aS I o’clock p. m. fee the purpose of nomlnaUnc candidates for Township •ffioer* aa* to. transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting- A cordial mvltatkm Is extended to all who may sympatbtxe with re-. publican pri Ddples. By Orterst eommitseeCaucus Notice. Tbe Republicans of Rutland will hold a c**" cua In the town ball Tuesdav after ao<» March fTib., commencing at 2 o'clock. Let an republicans attend. Orangeville Republican Caucus. Tim Republican caucus of Orangeville wi 11 be held at the Town Hall in the village Of Or angevllle on Saturday. March, 24th. ism, al 2 p.-m. tt,C.NOK?OX. Chai man o< Committee. Baltimore Republican Cane a*. ✓ Tberepublicans of Baltimore will bold tbeir baitrus at the bouse ot Alden Green. In tbe twpWoodland, Jas. Bauer, City. Buildings, lowing high comrllment to Haslinga Dl- of Baltimore, ou Tuesday, Man-b 20th. « I p. By ojuhlb or Committm*-. Wm. Strong, Nashville, I Cunningham, visiuu for Its exhibition drill there last Irving, Jas. Bauer. Superintendents and week:—The Hastings division is regarded Hone Republican Caucua. Judges, Norman Latham« Baltimore, Syl­ , as tbe finest drilled body of uniformed The republicans of Hope will bold their caueu* vester, Bauer. Finances, Latham, Lee, rank Knighta of Pythias in the world and at C-ovcrdnlr. Thursday March 22nd., at 2 o’c luck p. m. „ ■• • r, . r? f'l Cunningham. Forage committee, Wm. the exhibition last night justified this ver­ Valkenburg, Will Chidester, Ffed Parker, Strong, and J. C. Bray, Tbornapple. Re­ dict. The men performed some exceeding­ Notice. C XV. Jordan, XV. R. Cook, Mrs. M. B. ception committee, F. A. Blackman, Del­ ly Intricate evolutions beautifully using Fret-man pstatoes for sale at $1 G<» per bush­ tbe tactics of their order. They marched Bailey. Misses Phyllis Diamond, Maude ton. J. C. Bray, Viu. GORHAM. el. Viuitomua. Hastings, Mich. and Fannie Stebbins attended the K. of Owing to some accident our Woodland by twus, by fours, by platoons, In single P. ball at Kalamazoo last week. Items, ciintainlnlng result of the election line. They obliqued to the right, they in their village were not received last obliqued to the' left They halted and week, although mailed. The entire re­ wheeled. They formed open and closed, Goods at value at Spauldings. They publican ticket was elected, with the ex­ squares. They formed crosses. Timothy reed on sal* at Stauffers’. ception of marshall and street commis­ carried swords, presented swords, they Four pairs of good socks for ?5c at tbe sioner and one trustee. John Velte was thrust. They paid grand honors, they Bankrupt store. elected president, again st Dr. Baughman, paid supreme honors. All these things and has tbe distinction of being the first they did aud many more. Bodies erect, See our sprtagfjackeU and capes. republican president of that village, Wes­ eyes to the front, chests thrown out, they O. D. Spaulding. were altogether as fine a body of a military See our line of neck wear. Finest in ley Myers was elected clerk, D. B. Kil­ patrick, assessor: G. C. Garlick, treas.; order as one could wish to see and their tbe ettj-. Bankrupt Stoke. L. Parrot and H. C. Carpenter, trustees. efforts were marked with applause and tbe Farm south of the city for rent. I nOur sister village Is to be congratulated on cheering was vociferous at the close of the .quire or write to Mr*. Mary Craddock, the good, capable officers elected to repre­ drill. Hastings. For several weeks past we have been sent them the coming year. Evidently Prices are low, but the “sass” is im­ several of their voters have experienced a running an adv. for the Fonk & Wagnails mense, yam, yum. We’re speaking now change of heart recently, as the poll list Dictionary. To tliose who have given it A cream of tarter baking powder. of tbe canned goods at Spary Phillips’. showed a majority ot democrats, but this but a passing glance we wish to tiay that Highest of all in leavening strength — Latest United States Govern­ There will be “fuaion” oo the city dem- majority was “totally lacking” when It Ibis dictionary stands at the very head of crat and people* party ticket The decree1 camo to the count G. C. Garlick for the list and far outsUlps its nearest com­ ment Food Report. has gone forth. Voters will you stand It? treas., had tbe largest majority, which petitor. It has points of advantage and Royal Baking Powder Co., . Wall St., N. Y~ usefulness that were Dot dreamed of when Some of the handsomest dress patternsi was twenty-three. Mrafrtfy Pure ever brought to the city can be seen at Ruasells. They are the very latest out, and are sure to please tbejfem*D*De W6* A “Happy Thought" is the new style bat fastener for which Soule’s Bazaar has tbe exclusive apency. Every woman It does in tire city should have one. away with bat pins. Claude Rogers Is dow running the Senate restaurant and is serving meals as reasonable as they can be served. XVbenever you are In the city and want a nice meal or lunch go to the Senate under E. Y. Bogles’ store. CF a good store is a place where you We were obliged to cut down several of our correspondents Items tills week. We always regret to do this, but when they are received on Wednesday, we have to do It or leave them out entirely. Try and mall them on Monday. Republicans should ace to It that they put up good men and further that they elect them. Thiels tbe best and only way to expre** year disapproval of the total lack of legislation that has character­ ized the present administration. Last week A. Black A Son were awarded tbe contract for tbe Odd Fellows monu­ ment at Lndlngton. Good work and al­ Owing to onr lack of space this week, ways doing jast as they agee to have eamuch reading matter of Interest has been tabliahed a name for thia firm that is sec Frank H. Flint, editor of tbe Sunfield ond to none in tbe state. Owning their put on the Inside local page. Sun. and MIb* Lizzie Lothrehlitz were Some slick feliews have been doing up building, paying no rent, paying cash for united in marriage last week. Both 'tfie Grand Rapid* housewives tbe past week what they buy and buying so largely, en­ ables them to get tbe lowest prices. Al­ bride and groom are mute*. It is expect­ with a tea and coffee scheme. ways sea them before contracting for any­ ed they will b- a model couple aa do Small musical lastrument* and tbe beet thing In the granite or marble line. selected line of string for same, can al­ Idwln to contract for twrety Here are a few thoughts from Bob Bur­ ways be found at F.’ R. Pancoast’s. thousand (1S.0W) picket, for slat and VThe senior class and junior class of tbe dette which we commend to the thought­ wire fence. Also for twelve hundred ful attention of every young man wbo im­ High school are preparing plays which agine* himaelf overworked. Bob Burdette (l»00> swamp oak fence post,, wilt be presented sometime in May. thus admonishes his son: -Remember wleblne to contract should call You will want a new pair of gloves for you have to work. Whether you handle a R. I. Bexderstott, Batter. We have the Quest line in ’ the pick or a pen, a wheel-barrow or set of Hastings, Mich. city. o. D. Spaulding. books, dig ditches or edit a paper, ring an A dog belonging to Valentine Leins can* Tbe latest styles in hair cutting at Bus­ auction bell or write funny stories you by Bros, barber shop. They always keep have to work. Don’t be afraid of killing ed a scare Tuesday by it* strange action*. fully up with tbe times in tbe toasorial yourself by overwork. It I* beyond yoor It was pronounced mad at first, bat it did power to do so on the sunny side cf thirty. 1 not offer to bite any one, and it s business. Anyone needing gasoline stoves cleaned They die *o«nctiine«, but It is because they thought it had a fit and was suffering : at d p. m. and, don’t get borne , from tbeeffocta of it. Although very or repaired, or repairing of any kind to be m. It ia this interyal that kill*' toth io do ao, Mr. Leins had the dag until» buUdln* Jost north o' rortl hotel. Money may be close and *11 that but If Tbe Barry County Herald at Delton bad a good write up of the business en­ the people can get * dollar* worth of goods terprises of that hustling burg last week. for from 50 to 75 cents they even ought, to borrow In order to take advantage of Um X.Klt McElwain has been hired by the extraordinary offer. Everyone who law Riverside Cemetery Board, as sexton for not bought their boots and shoes as yet the coming year, and will commence bis have saved money, for XV. H. Spence has duties about April 1st. some bargains that be is offering that canf The Hastings Driving Club are corres- not । be duplicated. Age is respectable, ponding for attractions for their July 3rd, but । not in shoes with him. His stock is 4th and 5th meeting, and will give tbe ]new and fresh and all remnants at tbe people of Barry County a treat at that (end of the season are closed out by him at time In the way of a fine meeting. F Keep prices । that are simply bonanzas for buyyour eye ouTfoFTKe ahnduncenretly from ।ey*. See what he has to offer before y*u time to time and make arrangements now buy. । ' to attend this meeting. Our offer of the Banner together with Owing to lack of space this week were (any one of the three following weeklies compelled to omit Woodland and Hickory viz:—Chicago Inter Ocean, New York Corners letters and real estate transfers ,Tribune, Detroit Tribune, for SI .00 per and marriage licenses. Correspondents, year Is still open. This Is a campaign we want to bear from you every week. year and you will want tn keep posted Those of you who can please ma 11 you let­ from now on. Any three of tbe above ters on Monday. When letters reach us papers we will send you for 31.50 or *11 Wednesday it ia not always possible for us four for 31.75. This applies to Barry to publish them. county readers only.. Those living out­ can get only the best,—and your money back if yr,u want it. That’s the bottom ground of good business. The refine­ ments are, pleasant surroundings, courte­ ous treatment, ready service and a hun­ dred other graces that are here or will come as we grow—we are growing all the time. Wont you help us grow for your own advantage? We sell only the best | of boys’ and men’s wearables. O.OTHIER �MOKTOaok Hastings Banned*. ~ . Tharad^y, March’S- ■g^TBROS ' P; opnrtSIt FBOM WASHINGTON. Work of Our "Lawmakers ta fibe Fifty-Third Congroea. Briefly Jtecorded. Jtfrs. X. G. HichoU Canton, Ohio. Permanent Good Long and Discouraging Ill­ ness With Symptoms of Consumption All Medicines Fell Except Hood’s Sarsaparilla. *0.1. Hood* Co., Lowell, Mass.: " Gentlemen:— Ten years ago. my wife's ■health began to fall. I consulted a physician, gnd for one yw she remained antler his ciu-e *nd took all the medicine prescribed, but still grew worse. We then consulted other physb Alans, and she doctored off and on for four years Without any improvement As her mother died Of consumption, and I expected my wife would Rthe same w&y- However, feeble as my wife ■ and though Given Up Incurable by the physician, I eoold not give up hope, and ahe still dung to life. Then we began to try dif­ ferent medicines. We found that of all the preparatious taken, a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla hatl seemed to do her the most good, so she Aetermtaed tp take that medicine again. I bought six bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and while taking tills lot sho seemed to get better. This was so encouraging, after so Long and Discouraging Illness, that she continued with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Her health has improved and she has ceased to complain. She 13 still taking the medicine, and feels so much better and stronger that we believe her to be tn perfect health. Altogether, Hood’s’tS’Cures we have spent fix for Hood’s, a very small amount compared to the big bills in those four years, and considering the fact that Hood's Sarsapa«a has done her permanent good." John I* csou. No. 22S Springfield Ave., Canton, O. Hood's Pllla act easily, yet promptly and efficiently, on tho Uver and bowels. 2fic- Hastings City Bank, Huntings, - - Mich. — S *7 5,000.00 liironx.ratea under rbe laws of the Btate of Mlcbigar. Open for business Dec. 16,1880. officers: D. G. ttaibiu»M>,Pred!4eQt; x Chester MeMer. Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cash’er. nr.KrTORR: W. H. Powers D. Iteyiiold*. D.G. Robinow. R H. Merser. John Oarveth. Chester Messer P. T. Crlgrove. Has tbe only savings department In in Barry Coiuity and pays 4 per-oe^il Intervet on all time OLD NAVY WAR TIME PLUG. ThshledoJ3iiaGC(iWJia.Ge.Toie(i!U)hio PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM W«m Lun**. Debility, Indigtoian. Fain,Take In Ubm.30eta. g-p BREAKFAST-SUPPER. EPPS’S COCOA GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. BOILING WATER OR MILK. A JIESSENGER’S XIROWL BOIkared byTeople Who Want tr See Their .Congressmen. Treated with laexcwsablo Dtaeeurtesy Women tbe Cause of » Great Deal-of Trouble. . {Special WauhlnRlon Letter. 1 THK 6KXATR. •“Y<m can have but a very faint idea Washington. March 7.—In the sen­ of the perplexities<qf our work here,’’ ate yesterday the main interest of the says one of the assistant messengers . day -centered about the discussions as at the main door of .the house.of repreto the disposal of .the Bland blit &»ator Stewart gave notice that to-day •entativea “It is our duty to remain herefrom at. 2 o'clock he would move to take twelxe O'clock noo, until the house it up and make it the busineaa adjourn, erery day. We ere expected before the senate until dtepoaed of. to wait upon the people who cell here, ■ Senator Teller also apoke on the treating all with dignity and oourtoay. ■ same subject Oar salarioa range from seventy-are to, .Washington, March 8. -The house one hundred dollars each -per month. I bill appropriating MJ.000 far the rescue andwcccrtalnlyearnthemduringeach ; of /the armament aud wreck of tbe sesston ol congress Of course during Kearsarge was paused in the senate the long rucatioas. whl<* extend oryesterday, and the silver seigniorage dinarlly from March to September, we bill also passed its third reading. are on the pay-roll and receive our oom-, Washington, March 9.—The resig­ peosatlon every month, although wo nation of Senator White, of Louisiana, have nothing to do. Therefore, in the was announced in the senate yesterday. long run, we are very well paid for our | The Bland seigniorage bill came up as unfinished business, bnX a vote was services; but when congress is in scs- , .postponed for one day. The bill for sion we earn every dollar that we get, as you may observe if you look about I tbe sale<of unsold portico* of the Uma­ | tilla reservation in Oregon was passed. you from day to day." “I have always thought that you had Washington, March 10. Senator a very easy time of it." Peffer introduced a resolution in the “W ell, there are four of ns on duty I senate yesterday for aa investigation into the charges of senatorial sugar at this main door, aud erery minute of । speculation. The house bill Authoris­ our time is occupied. We are on our, ing a bridge over the East river be­ feet constantly. Nobody is allowed to ' tween New York and Long Island was Igo upon the floor of the house, and we j passed. The seigniorage bill was dis­ are obliged to stop people who en­ cussed, and it was decided to postpone deavor to walk past us and explain to voting on the measure until the LSth. them the way to the galleries or to . other parts of the building. We are Adjourned to the 12th. animated directories of the capitoL Tim Houi». Washington. March 7.—Tbe debate People come here from all parts of the on the pension appropriation bill was United States to see their representa­ continued yesterday In the house, ths tives upon every conceivable manner ‘feature of the day being Gen. Sickles' of business. It is our duty to take speech criticising the action of Com­ cards to the representatives whom they ” YOU MXAH, OLD THING.” . - resolution - - ri -----1providing - ■ ' desire to see and Inform them that aloner uwuFvu. Lochren. A for an investigation of Judge Jenkins' I their constituents are in the corridor informed again and again of the rules order preventing the Northern Pacific of Vaiting-room and want to see them, which govern us and he has been re­ railroad emp loyea from striking was You may think that that is a very quested lo comply with the rules as adopted. | easy matter, but it is not. ( If every other newspaper men do; but he seems Washington, March 8.—After five [ member of congress were to remain ■ to be utterly oblivious to the reason­ days of debate the pension appropria- in his seat from the time the speaker’s । able requirements of the situation. tion bill, carrying <151,000,000, was ' gavel is taken in hand and the house For example, he has been told again passed in the house yesterday without [ is called to order our duty would be * and again that one of the rales that is divbion. . I very easy indeed. But as a matter of ■ particularly binding upon us is thad Washington, March 9.—The presi- fact the representatives seldom re­ under no circumstances must we allow dent transmitted some additional Ha- J main in their seats more than five I anybody to enter the vestibule or ap­ waiian correspondence to the house minutes at a time/ They are on the ' proach „„„ ttfe eaTO green. baize doors which yesterday. The conference report on . move constantly, going from one place directly enter the house. But wbenthe urgent deficiency bill was presented tqanother to see their colleagues from ;ever ------ *»_«_ u--------—does «—. this ------man---------can slip past — us »he and agreed Ux The bill abolishing the different states In order to interest ' so, and goes through the green baize r------------- the l----, -------office of commissioner and assistant them in various matters of legislation; ti(>orSi pUKhing them aside and calling -------- in th« tr-.M. «t«in the treas- or else they are .re in their MtrnmltteA commissioner of customs committee for r^pre^nuti^ who are within ury department was passed. | rooms attending to business of those sound of his voice. He is a great big Washington, March 10.—In the house committees;' or they may be down­ । fellow, physically, and has a voice coryesterday the District of Columbia bill stairs in the restaurant, at lunch; or, । responding with his athletic developwas considered. The night session was as is too often the case, they leave the •j menL Whenever he calls fora memdevoted to the passage of individual ' capital building and go to their board-' | bcr in that manner he disturbs people pension bill* j ing houses, their private offices or the around him. The speaker and assist­ Washington, March 12.—The Dis- executive department, looking after . ant-doorkeeper sit directly opposite trict of Columbia appropriation bill ’ the business of their constituents, ! the main door and they fee him. We was passed in the house on Saturday : “The representatives leave no word । poor guardians of the door are blamed and it was announced that the sundry with the doorkeeper when they arc , for his indiscretion and disobedience civil appropriation bill would be con- ' going to leave the capital, when they . ••------ . 4 , . , - to the roles of the house. Upon one aidered next | going to the exeeutleo .lepnrtmenL th<. arm an(, b fonw „ him | The messenger, ere exported to know from plac(. ,nd him w St. Paijl. Minn.. March 12.—A few a ays ago tno discovery ot a large oea evc P,. n ^' concerning to repre stand outside where other people are days ago tho discovery of a large bed ^^'h^^t olw^t.iu^XoVmor.lntoiek"<1“^ to““d' *>e who come here expect us to produce' went to the doorkeeper of the house ness, was reporteu from Belview, this their members of congress immediate-! and complained that I had treated him state. Word comes from that town ly. It not infrequently happens that I that prospectors, while examining the visitors to these doors are very im- ] in un ungentlemanly manner, thereby intending to cause me the loss of my deposit, found gold-bearing quartz, patient with the messengers; and near-' position. which indicates a gold deposit as ex­ ly ever}- day I have my word disputed । “However, when I explained the tensive as that found in the Rainy । when I state that some member of ■ situation to the doorkeeper he patted lake region of northern Minnesota. congress, whom a visitor desires to' mo on the shoulder and told me I had -------------------1 see, is not to be found in the house of done exactly right, that I need not Buffalo, N. Y.. March 10.—A special representatives." fear complaints from newspaper men, to tbe News from Develan. Erie conn- j “What reason do people assign for representatives or any other people, so ty.re ports that William Snyder and doubting your word?" long as I did my duty. That man con­ his wife, both past 70 years of age, j “Well, you might be sitting in the tinues to come to this door daily, as he were burned to death in their cottage gallery of the house and see a repreis obliged to do, as the representative at 3 a. m. Snyder had reached tbe , sentativc with whom you desire to of his paper, and I endeavor to serve door and might have escaped, but went converse sitting in his seat; and leavhim with as much courtesy and respect badk to rescue his wife, perishing with ing your place in the gallery, you as 1 extend to al! others who come her. 1 might descend the stairs as rapidly as here: but I assure yon it is galling to possible and come to one of these Bl* Sate of Minnesota Pina * my pride to do so. 1not think I can Minneapolis, Minn., March 10.—The doors expecting a messenger to bring entertain a friendly forgiving spirit large tract of pine timber owped by T. your representative to you immediate­ towards the man who undertook to de­ B. Walker and C. A. Pillsbury <fc Co., ly. It takes fully two minutes to go prive me of my bread and butter when in the vicinity of Leech lake, amount­ from any part of the gallery to one of I was simply doing my duty. ing to upwards of 1,500,000,000 feet, “The ladies who call here cause us a has been sold by them to s syndicate, great deal of trouble. It is almost im­ which is to pay W,000,000 therefor. possible to get them to understand the Have a Blgbt to Work. situation and many a time I have been CisciMNATl, March 8.—Judge Smith, called a mean old thing, and a careless, rude fellow, because I was unable to of the superior court, granted an < rder find a representative in his seat or in yesterday forbidding members of the the cloak rooms when an impatient district carpenters' council preventing lady desired to see him.- Of course, nonunion men from working at a mill when men become impatient with us where there was a strike. we can explain the situatiota to them, A Fatal T»mpeit or if they are rude to us we can talk CllCAOO.March 11.—Unfinished build­ back a little, but when a lady comes ing* were greatly damaged by a wind­ to us in that spirit we can only grit storm of unusual severity which swept our teeth and hold our tongues." this city last night, and John Ginochio, Smith d: Fbt. an Italian lawyer, was killed by a fall­ ing piece of timber. Barros, March IL—Mr*. Lease told • Boston audience yesterday that the women would solve the business de­ pression if the men would mind the UWaa. _________________ Grxkxwood, Ind., March IL—Citi­ zens of thia place have boycotted a aaloankeeper ao thoroughly that he cannot buy food, raiment or water. Duvax. CoL, March IL—Recent aasa-ys prove that the great a&nd hill* in ~~ IM »U>. d», al BHmh, A 1, • i?.;""1 -'.•■fi St mortgage provided, that, “Ifany tieecxne due arid remain unpaid tlir HOSTS. MrojMIdo. .M OOlhrtMlr. u lanr of tM wum pwr- Chicago Lv Kalamaxoo Lv... 6S£?3to: Delton fitooertalo....... Main............... - MMBly Iiwr Md Id-ino dmu.7 .,S*S raK or procdlnp B u. M,I,',.,, » Mdlo rwww l lie ni.riey. ieeur<-d bv ..tWa* nnorur nn u,™r: tHm oftbepom M ule eoniah,., 'T'Jl ■■rtn^.MdtMH.lule In mid,' aadWo.VM.Doae.JU oer«h> ■ooda and onmlM, Mwrtbed In 'ud towtt tMWtbalfrtlbeao.il) n,^g!S' iCapttMMrtrtynroin). i0 Mrtb nfe.nae number ae,r, ci w.trSJl Comitr. SOite rt Mlrblcu. Will I, He «rtue lo tbe blabeat bidder os rhiUe’S »{> drt rt M^b A. U. IKH al l|„. I,,*, £ JJ* o'clock In the rtiernoon at tbe Iw.t X'w[?0 SSlr"IM J!£mi d‘“'Xid BAsnxua..... Ooata Grove.. Woodland.... Lansing. DgEwL-mvGrand Rsplds. BUtto&B. BOOTH. Chicago Ar..... w a » Elmira R. Rkvnoub. iibrtsamu N. A. Rktxoum. Attorney. w*e®’ Dated, Coldwater. Mich.. Dec. 30th P ®- OBDEK OB 1TBL1CAT10X cB«tt,rt Mlcbliu. BtU Judlrl.l . MuU, „ uulLAIIai. f '* Cotxiptaluant. June!. Milo... Delton Gideon Allen. Defendant. Suit feeding In tbe Circuit Court lor the ""“-e » Hantixgs................ Ooata Grove, Woodland Wm Laasinc................... Detroit:..... Grand Rapids a resident of this Btate, but reskim at KochM°r ^ew York, on notion Fhfllp T.Colgrove, complainant's relief tor. it h ordered that the said defendant, Gideon Allen cause his appearance to be entered herein' Traverse City.......... witbin foor months from tbe date of thu der, and in care of bls appearance that he -«nv bls answer to the eomptaluants bill of com. plaint to be filed, and a copy thereof to be served oc said complainant's solicitor, withta twenty day* after aerrice on him ol a copy o’ said Mil apd notice of this order; and that In de. •titops on iikwU only. Axaato mustjdi fault thereof, said bill be taken i< cootralna at fix stations as mm aa they eaa teseed vy tbe said non-resident de. endant. And It Is further ordered. That wi’bin twenty Triviaut wm. wv • mm —. — days tbe said Complainant Cairo- a cvp\ of this order to be published In the Hastings Hixygs a newspaper printed,published and .-.r^aticr No.« will wall at Woodbury tor pMSMgera In said county, and that such put lte.ix.ou be from No.lflBD.Lk N. continued therein at least once In each week, for six weeks in succession, or that she cause a oteabefore leaving time of trains,ao tostarem copy of this order to be personal!*.- served m may have time to check it property; otherwise said non-resident defendant at least twefate .nay not go forward until next train. days Itefore tbe time above prescribed for his W. a. Dxwixn Geol Manner appraraaoe. H. 0. Porraa. GMl P. A T. Ast. . Cxjcmkxt SMITH. Circuit Jadge. Phxup T. Colo bov g, Complainant's BoBdtor. Johx G. Naglkb. NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. Register in Chancery [A tree ropy ]________________ State of Michigan. Cwntv of Barry—so. Notice ia hereby given, that by ao order of the NOTICE FOR BEARING CLAIMS. Probate Court for the County of Barry, made on the 2nd day of March, A. D.j-ftM. sU State of Michigan, County of Barrv.—?>. months from that date were allowed for credi­ Notice Is hereby given, that by -an order of tors t-> present tbeir clalaxs agataat the estala Probate Court for the tjounty of Barry, of Nebemlah Cook, late of said County, de­ the made oa tbe 10th day ot February, A. D_ IBM, ceased and that all creditors of said deceased six months from that date wen- allosnM (or are required to present their claims to said creditors to present their claims again,t the Probate Court, at tbe Probate offioe. In tbe city of Hastings, tor examination and allowance, on estate of tiamuel Swank, late of said County, er before tbe 2nd day efBeptember next, ana tbM dteptaiBlt and that all creditors of said deceas­ are required lo present their claims tq said such claims will be beard before said Court, on ed Probate Court, al tbe Probate office, lu the Qty of Hastings, tor examination and a Honanre. on or before tbe 10th day of August urxi. and that such claims wriil be heard before said court or. Dated March 2nd. A. D.. IBM. Thursday, the 10th day of May. and on Friday, \ Cbas. W. auutboxq. Judge of Probate the 10th dav of August next,at lOo’cltxk in the forenoon ot each of tnose days Dated. February 10th, A. D.. ito<. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. CHAS. W. ARMMTROXG, Judge ol Probate. in tbe matter of the estate of Harvey F MORTGAGE SALE Beilinger, decrased. Default having been made In the conditions Notice Is hereby given. That by virtue of a license granted and glven tome, the administra­ of a certain mortgage made^&ud' ex-cuttd by tor of said estate, by Jacob L. Me Peek, Judge of William P. Sldnam and Nan- A. sidnam. h& dated jBth. A. Dto. the Probate Court I shall I for the ffO,county fe %of Eaton. hlnch'. <’r 'vh,"wife, n thto 'yDaniel T Striker, oce».lon I April obligo.1 sell st auction to tlie highest bidder, at tbe 1ft®. upon tbe west half of the touth east quar­ premises hereinafter described on Tuesday tbe ter and the south east quarter of tlie south east 2Ttb day of February. ITO. at 10 o'clock, a. m­ quarter ot section five (5> In town No. one all the right, title and interest of said deceased north of range nine nvat in the eopnty qf Itany in and to the following described premises, to and State of Michigan and contalciDK ,u both parcels doe-hundred eighteen and »! no acres Tbe south oae-haK(Hl of tbe south east one more or less aecordiug to the . Untied States fourth (kJ ot section thirteen—«o acres. Tbe survey. Bald mortgage is recorded lo the meast one half m] of south west quarter (kl of Sce«>f the Register ofDeeds for Barn tounty •rotlon thirteen—W acres. The north one half on the fi«st day of May. A D.. »s*. in I’.ber I of [Hl of theeast ooe-half(Hjof tbeeast one-ball mortgages oo page 33. whereby the power of wde KI oi the north west one foorth [H] of section therein contained has become operative, and do t wenty-four 124}-W acres. The south west one- suit or proceeding having been instituted at four th [U1 of tbe south west one fourth (k) of taw to recover the debt secured by said mort­ section thirteen [131-40 acres. All of the above gage or any part thereof upon which mortgage described parcels of tend in town ooe [l) Dorth there is claimed to be doe at this date the- «iffl of^ratute^nine [9] west, county of Barry and ol S2089.W ioo dollars besides an attorney fee «C twenty-five dollars aa provided for in Also tbe sottS0 west one-fourth [MJ of the mortgage. Notice Is hereby riven ting U» south west one-fourth [M] of section eighteen above described premises or so mwh tberett [181—40 acres. Town one hl north range eight as ahail be necessary to satisfy the saldidro irtereat and legal oous will be sold stj^bM (81 west. Barry County and mate ot Michigan. The nbove sale is adjourned until Tuesday, vendue on the Nth day of April. A I).. IMI. M 10 o'clock, a. m:. at the north front door of me tbe 3rd day of April, ITO. at tOo’clork a. m. Court House In the city ot Hastings and b-Ute Dated February. «7,ITO. of Michigan. ■ Hl KAM COLKMAX. DAXIKL Striker. Mortgagee.Administrator. Danini. Rtrixkr. Att’y In Person. Dated. January KXh. ITO. PBOBATB ORDER. MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made lo the State of Michigan. County of Barry, as. ot a certain mortgage executed by r-1’*® At a session of the Probate Court, the county of Bam- . boldea at the Forman and Lyman W. Aldrich sml M. Aldrich, wife ot the said Lyman tl • Aldrieh. Prebate office. in the City of Haatinp, to David C. Eycla.*hynn?r. dated the.sexes.eenth said County, on Wednesday the 7th day day of Noreraber i»2. recorded the e!»:hte*«“ March, in the year one thousand eight hi day of November. IW. by tbe non lypn.est of dred and ninety lour. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot tbelnterewt duo on tbe seventeenfU day M November, ITO and more than thirty dsrs Probate. . *5 Ia tbe matter ot the estate of 'Jane having elspaed since said Interest and payable and the same remalnii'c Content. Deceased. . On reading and tiling tbe petition duly veri­ and Ibo^Sd David C. Eyr)e»bymer fied of Abraham Content, son of said deceased, elected to declare the whole smouB’ £ Zd praying that a certain Instrument ibis daj- and Interest secured by said tnortgsgv . h rm filed in said court, purporting to be tbe test payable pursuant to tbe terms an<tI U1< - A’*™ will and testament of said deceased be admitted to probate, and that administration of said es­ thousand seven hundred ano xtitrty to“ tate be granted to Peter Lelnaar. the executor three In said will named or to some other suitable and 74-100 dollars, notice Is hereby’ given inat by virtue ot tbe power of sale in Mid m<«. tgj person. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Saturday tbe I shall foreclose tbe same by a Mie a pm®* auction tothe highest bidder al the north front 31st day of March A. D.. 18M at ten o'clock in doorrtlMOo«rfn«>Mlyti. clijof > the forenoon, be BMlgned for tbe hearing of said petition and that the heirs at taw of said deceased and all other persons interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session cel of land situated in tbd towlish ». « Bg of said court, then to be holden ax the Probate office, in the city of Hastings, in said County, quufh Md IM wen hair Kt "‘-p and snow cause, it any there be. why the prayer of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And It <mrtt<rrttl>. kohl* kM< Jl'lkrter Of IwetilY-nlnc lu townablp lli* e. nori .< o. rimice ataht west, containing one hundred url ; „ the pendency of said petition and the hearing Slid MIM .X nori or IrJ.rtWUnc »n,I «thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published in the Hartinm B anner , a DewsYou have beard of the Salvation Army, and have perhaps seen its men tbe mortgaged premises. David 0. and woman parading through the streets, with tambourines and drama. But have you ever heard of the two St- Louhi to Fine Clrarette Selling. The Qvftn ofFtuhion. St. Louis, March 10.—A bill haa been Beet Ladies'Faanlon Journal published for introduced in the city council making tbe.nooey. None better at any price. Only w it an offense punishable by a fine of cento a year, poet paid. Send three 3c. stamps by mall for a sample copy. Besides giving not less than S10 nor more than 1100 to general faahiou and other news, it contains lb sell cigarettes or wrappers to minor* luatratians of the M< Call Co e latest Paris. Ixmdon and New york fashions and patterns. Will X«4 Found » SeRooL Address Thv. Qlkkn or Fasbioh, Union Square, N. Y. Portland. Ore. March 18.—Philip D. Armor denies that he intends to give 9500,000 to found a school for manual Ilook-k^p.•n<, Stone training in San Francisco, similar to phers, and Teaebers. I the Armour institute in Chicago. i at tbe Grand Rat»ds NEW LIFE not?*’ , “On the contrary, they give us less trouble than any other class of people who call here. They anderstand the situation, either intuitively or by expe­ rience. There Is a general order for all the uicssengers at tho doors to ex­ tend special courtesies lo newspaper. men. They do not come here seeking favors of members ......------- of -- -congress, -r ■ but they »re here eerring the entire people, lib neoeeeary for them to toe the repretohtotire. ot the atatM ,D tbeir newepapers are located. 1 had any trouCle with any newspaper man. except In one inatance. ’'There b one young man. vrhoh source of a great deal of ennojance to every messenger “e does not seem to have any appreciation of the duties which devolve upon us oration for our foellnga. He has boon hale. rt^«h£if<Mnt rtultJrJJ' di, '$ J J*’“«t • Ulnl»on«wm»dri,y . «? a perron b disappointed he is disap­ pointed, and disappointment always begets impatteaee, and we poor fellows at the door are the victims of the ut­ terances of impatience and disbelief. “I presume the newspaper men give you a great deal of trouble, do they him b ’ GUARDING THE DOOR. these doors, and in that space of time the representative whom you deair© to see may have left his seat, gone to one of the cloak rooms, gone Into one of the committee rooms, or be standing out in the speaker's lobby, or he may have gone downstairs to the restaur­ ant for his lunch. It very frequently happens that perple leaving the gal­ lery to call upon some member whom they have seen upon the floor of the house, start upon the mission tbe very moment when the member whom they desire to see leaves his seat to go somewhere else.” “In such a case it is almost impos­ sible for the visitor to believe thst his member of congress has disappeared. It is not the duty of the messengers at the doors to hunt all over the Louse for any representative who may be desired by a visitor. If a member is not in his •seat we have done our full duty when we report that fact But a matter army? They are two tiny tota, not much older than Ruth and Esther Cleveland, but already they have been on the platform at the meetings of the army, and the older one has anoken little pieces for tbe people to hear. Their mother is a very pretty woman and she is afraid that her children may become spoiled from having so mn^h attention paid to them. But it is not likely, for the little Booth babies are made to give away their playthings to the poor, and half of all tbe sweets that are given to them must be distrib­ uted in the same way. The younger baby is named Myrtle Theodora, •The­ odora” meaning “gift of God.’’—N. Y. Ledger. ____ In a composition upon “Education" » boy once u rolA. "EaucaUon i. joingto KhooL which la being «nry NOTICE FOB HBABSK* MORTGAGE BALK. cLlW of Jonathan 8. Stevens, late of said loubu. Cha?.’ NOTICE OF BEABIKGCIAINB MlrktoM-CrtUrtlrtlttJlT--’’^ of Nmire Is betrbv giVxn, that by *n lb* Prolwte C-ert for the titsflf nn riv «hirt*t-uib day of Februs Itoi. Six in..» Il > <»*•«>' tint **•’• *'eT* Jpgt tbe / kM-rreoinw' !•• I.res ‘ t theirclr-m M. ■ estate u< Vn-b B. Hurst, late of said. Cou^ Ihr protaw. �Tho Jury 8 ___ Dr. P. R. Crouln. JfwWwCwmi ••NOT guilty. Chicago, March a— Daniel Coughlin, with h‘n wife clinging to hU arnL walked out of Judge Tutliiir. court a tree man Thursday afternoon. The Jury took the ea.e at 11;W o’clock and at 4:<S p. m. returned this verdict: ’’We. U>. Jur,. Sod Uw «.taSui Du, 1.1 Coughlin, not guilty." Court convened at 1« o'clock, and Judge Tuthill at once began his charge to the jury. Coughlin’s pale face be­ came even paler aa the judge’s tvords showed he was nearing the end. No one expected a verdict within twentyfour huunt. When the jury reached their room the first work performed was MR. JAVES NEWMAN i>( Malta. Ohio, applied to the Surgical the selection qf a foreman. The choice Hotel the hitter |’;irt < f Mptemla-r, 1893. fell upon Juror llolsman. At 12:30 p. m. to be treated for a rimerr of the lower there was a ballot which produced nothing. Rumors of all sorts reached Hp. as shown bj tin- abuie cut, figure I. the anxious throngs outside the jury* room, but none, of course, were authen tic. The Verdict Reached. .Shortly after 4 p. m. word xas sent hvxhni .ff T vu .t . diet had been diet had been reached. T' V“i The * he news n*ws spreiul quickly, aud before the the jury <»-y could reach the courtroom in mrtroom in re-sponso response , ! NEWMAN M'uraplts taken it rd find dis- v 'if |(;<t cn«e see -<■ it. any address httituu^ Ohio; PACKER'S h’A!2 BALSAM Hair to its Youthful Color. ^CONSUMPTIVE , Take tn time. M d* Do You Use Salt? It will pay you in numerous ways use the aalt that** all aalt. This la especially true us to the butter maker. You recognite n difference in butter. We can point you out a dif­ ference in salt. You strive for the best vnllk, why not search for the beat salt? Test, compare, ask questions. Investigate what Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt has done for others. There’s no secret about IL Write and get particulars. We grunt that salt IS cheap; but Is that a good reawou why you should not have the best? Ixxik fairly and fully into the salt question, and you'll And the way, to better flavored butter, and better prices through our Dairy Salt Indispensable for cooking and table use also. Write us about IL DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO, St. Ciair, Mich A STRANGE CASE How an Enemy was Foiled _lTho following graphic statement wlU be n-ad with Intunselnterest: M1 cannot dear ribo tin-numb, creepy sensation that existed tn my . hand* and legs. I had to rub and beat iliore parte until they were sore, to overcome In a measure the dead feeling that bad taken possession of them. In addition. I had a r-t range weakness In niybad: and around my « ,ki. wi ther with anIndescribable -rone feeling in my stomach. Physicians Raid It at creeping paralysis, from which, sccordtng to their universal conclusion, there ta no Im f. Once It fastens upon a person, the/ m»jt. it continues Ite.insidious progress ’V,',1 it reaches a vital point and the sufferer die*. my prospect. I had been doctoring a year and a half steadily, but with no P»rt.cslar benefit, when I saw an advertisement of Dr Milos’ Restorative Nervine, procured iNittie aod • v. ry bit of that creepy feeling had tef*ggt and there hu not been even the slightest hMllcatlon of its return. 'ties'Restorative Nervine on dation. and It hubwin as druggtata oa direct by tba Dr. QnJ Elkhart, urop. soon t know what I shall do at present I am going to visit Hancock. Mich, my old borne, with my family, and then 1 am coming bock to Chicago to Uve. Concerning the murder *f“ Dr. Cronin, Coughlin vehemently declared that he knew nothing whatfcver. He continued: "I hired that horse for the uau of a country Xrfend. Il was almply an act of courtesy yet tt waa used against me lo the terrible charge for which 1 have been twice tried and which n*s brought suflering to myself and family. The only time I over bad anything iodo with Dr. Cronin and his connection with the united brotherhood wm nearly ten years.aga In 18» charges were preferred against tbe doctor for falsely reporting tome matters of interest brotherhood. A committee W five, of whieh I was a member, was named to hear tho charges and pan» upon them. Cronin then will­ ingly admitted tbe iruth*of the charges, and suitable action was taken by the oommlttee, which was unanimous U» the decision present­ ed. It was a district trial and all members wore interested,, and knew of the trouble. Al­ though pleading guilty, Cronin never again spoke lo mo." The expense of the trial to the state was about 825,000. To this amount be adcioQ added tne the coat coat of keeping keeping th * j ° ry Bnd the salari ®® of ----- J----- J “ V, the wuc bailiffs, UBI11U3. The Revere honae v.-ta contract The Revere house hu* haa • a yearly with the county for keeping juries, and the bailiffs are paid an annual sal­ ary. Over 950,000 was expended Uy the defense. should buouig In order to bring his great remedy for ehronic catarrh Ib reach of everybody, Dr. Hartman Invented tbe foDowing method: Anyone wishing to become one of bls rt«ular patients should send hame and ad­ dress, when complete directions- of treat­ ment will be sent free of charge. Each patient is expected to report once a month. At no time Is any charge made. Ttie medicines can be obtained at toy drug store. The result has been great beneficience to thousands of .catarrh sufferers. The following is a sample care: Patient. No. 1.627, Name, Lucius B. Cooper of Biddle University, N. C. Com­ menced treatment,, December. 16lh, 1893. Writes February 21st, 1894: ‘T am thoroughly cured oY my ^catarrh which bas been troubling .roe for eight years. I waited two weeks after I had stopped the medicine to be sure I: was thoroughly cured. 1 think that I would be doing wrong to keep such a wonderful cure secret. 1 shall do whatever l ean to make It known wherever 1 go. I do not know how to express my praise for Pe-ru-na or thanks to you.” Anyone wishing to l^ecome a patient should eend In his name and address at once, giving a list of tbe principal symp* tons and the length of time the disease has run. . A HOOK 8BNT FBKE. A medical book treating of chronic ca­ tarrh, ia grippe, coughs, colda, and con­ FULL OF HOPE. sumption will be sent-prepaid for a short Queen Lit Mt 111 De’ievra That 8h< Will lie time to any address by tbe Pe-ru-na Drug Manufactorlng Co. of Columbus, Ohio. Honolulu, March 3, via San Fran­ cisco, March 11.—Since the lust Koine of Our Friend*. steamer a reporter hns succeeded in in­ terviewing the ex-queen, who has hith­ erto refused to discuss matters bearing Bernice Alden was a student in our on the Hawaiian situation with any H igti School ten yearn ago. There was but tried aud trusted friends. Liliuokalani would not discuss the little to mark ber outward life from that questaius pertaining to the formation of tlie school girl of to-day. She wns a of tbe new government here, and she clever scholar therefore a favorite with Pro­ declined to express any opinion as to fessor Cole, and was ambitious and deter­ whether the Hawaiian* would ulti­ mined to lead. But life was all sunshine mately rebel, though she did say: to the judge’s prder it was packed with “Our subjects are probably more pa­ to Bernice and she was one of tho merriest people eager to be present ut this im­ tient than any other people in the of the crowd of laughing girls wbu used portant pcriod^of tlie great trial. The world, and for that mutter we have to throng down the walk and hurry to the defendant wes brought in by a bailiff. counseled them to be peaceful and post office There was a startled look upon his await results." She <as a slender girl, a perfect blonds, features. He ivus pale and decidedly . She was.asked if she still had faith but the lines around her thin lips would nervous. The attorneys both for the in restoration. In reply she said: w have told the close observer of u rare de­ prosecution and for the defense were "Of course we anxiously await news by absent. The latter, however, ivaa rep­ every steamer, as yoy may Iruagluy. but «e ter initiation of character. Not the deter­ resented by Mr. David, Attorney Dona­ have now tbe same faith in tbe triumph of Ju»- mination that gives strength for a long nee which tica waicn we have nave Lad nau from irum tbe toe outset ocvri--mat —that , . , . ...... . hoe’s partner, j U, <e bare th* K rosiest faith tn tbe American but that that enables tlie powesHead ths Verdict. nattan and In Mr. Cleveland particularly. sor to do nud dare Kreat Uiings on the Im­ Judge Tuthill took his seat upon the We barc no butler mean*. bowevur. ot know- pulse of a moment. bench and court was called to order. leg what will be done than the public at large, for we depend wholly on the new^paners Bernice was eighteen when she trailuThe jury filed in amidst the utmost si­ for Infortnatk n. Lt has b_-en a Idely published lence. Coughlin bent upon each mem in Autenca and elsewhere that our Int-rcm In aleti. College was Hie next objective ber a searching gaze as if to endeavor tbe case 1* wholly persaual. Of course we have point, but lack of means stared her in the to ferret out his fate in 'advance natural!}1’* Jeep personal Interest at stake, but face 80, accepting a position in a coun­ you may spy that we are deeply sorry on ac­ of the reading of the verdict No count of our patient native people, many of try school, the jounggirl went chertily to sign of their decision could be ob­ whom have‘ton employment by the over* work. tained by the closest scanning of their throw." There was some oue else wbo was countenances. With signs of nervous­ earning money to finish bis education aud ness .Judge Tuthill asked if a verdict PoMF.Ror.O., March 12.—Mrs, Thomas had been reached, 'and upon receiving H. Holmes, who took a larye dose of then—Oh! the blissf ul future that both an affirmative reply ordered the clerk extract of colocynth to prove that she Bernice and Laurence Yaasor looked- for­ to read it The clerk is favored with had not poisoned her daughter, died ward to when they should face tbe world an expressive face, and as he opened Friday night The daughter died together. Even the years of waiting were the blue sheet a light spread over his from poison and the mother was rose huedTor they were to be filled with face, and those who ‘watched knew its accused of having administered the study and congenial work. message before he voiced tbe words: fatal dose. She denied the charge, A thunder bolt froia an unclouded- sky ‘•We, the jury, find the defendant, cluiming the medicine was for liver Daniel Coughlin, not guilty.” trouble. To demonstrate that she was could hot have astonished Laurence Vassor mote than did thu letter that reached acting in good faith she took two When the verdict of not guilty spoonfuls of the dreadful stuff, She bliu one day. An announcement of the was read out in court Thursday lived a week. . marriage of Bernice Alden to Ralph Krew Coughlin sib.?; »*-».from his chair as an uneducated mechanic of low tastes. • Kcaltug Down the Pension Liat. though a puu hi til spring beneath him 1 Why was it? A report of her lover's Wabhisgtox, March 10.—The decrease was released >5 .lie word “not" For in the nnmber of claims received daily faithlessness had reached Bernice, the shortest part of a second the rows at the pension bureau is shown in a and without wailing tn ascertain .the truth of men who stood chest to back from statement prepared at the department the clerk’s desk to tbe rear wail re­ The number of pensioners on tbe rolls of the story she sought her revenge. A mained motionless. But a cheer broke is now 906,000, against 952,000 for the revenge that worked Its awful blight upon the spell, and a wild rush for the man corresponding week of last year. The her life. who had just been acouitted of the number of cases now pending is 654,­ Hearts may ache, but life goes on much charge of murdering Dr. Patrick H. 169. a decrease of over 91,000 during the same and Laurertc® yastjor’s aspira­ Cronin swept bailiffs, spectators, po­ the year. The number received during licemen. court attendants and news­ last week is a decrease of 8.443 from tions for an honored useful lite are reali­ ties now. . paper men into the narrow confines of t he corresponding week last year. And Bernice? You often meet her on the space within the railing. In vain the street Very cold and baugty is the Judge Tuthill commanded silence and { Cikcixxatl March 13.—A rumor pre­ fair face. Poverty Is an Inmate of her threatened with arrest any man who moved. His voice was lost in the cheer vails in Knights of Labor circles and home, and as love and cheery good fellow­ which carried "Not guilty, not guilty, has been scmi-offlcially corroborated ship are the only oomptolons that can v.n’ Coughlin VUUKU..U acquitted,” into ----------------•Dan the cor- tbBt in yoebrc. Montrealland p«ru o! ridore, down the hallways, down the ,Ontario, Canada, 10,000 Knights of La­ make his presence ought but a curse, Safe ta , , I bor will secede from the order because there Is little happiness there. stairs and into the streets. ’ of dissatisfaction with Granl Master her heart are hidden her sorrows, and. Is atunnod by Ilia Good Fortune. Joseph B. David. Daniel Donahoe’s Sovereign and start an independent It not better so? Were the secrete of our branch of the Knigh‘ts of Labor. partner, threw himself across the table hearts stamped upon ouc faces, could you which stood between him and Coughlin Will Jtave'tae Koorwgr. or 1 endure life? and grasped Coughlin’s hand. Old Bostow. March 10.—Tbe contract for Mildred Michael Coughlin, with quivering lipa raising the United States ship Kearand wet cheeks, was the next man to sarge has been awarded to the Boston hold the hand of bis son. But Coughlin Tow Boat company, of this city. By seemed dazed. Be shook hands heed­ • the agreement the company is to re­ Alice G Siler wm given a verdict of lessly and answered congratulations ceive 845,000 if successful in delivering 81,100 by a jury in Detroit against Os­ with mumbled word'. He stood be­ the ship at Norfolk navy yard, and if car Westfall, a saloon keeper^ who sold wildered, stunned l>y the blow of a unsuccessful is to be paid 810,000 for liquor to her husband after shoe bad. Vdd great joy. For a few seconds be stood having made the attempt. him not to do so. thus, while men climbed over chairs, j Dr. J. E. Faller, proprietor of the railing and tables in tbeir mad desire to ’ Louibvlllk. Ky.. March 10.—During Hotel Erskine at Bloomingdale, near tee CoughUn*or Tbe wu|,u.... —. to — speak ------------to him. a fire at Warsaw, Ky.. which-destroyed Kalamazoo, died at the age of 53 years. court bailiffs were powerless. They inthe Crown flouring mills and a granary, Benjamin Hyde, of Chicago, was Mro oV Wi- from paiy.!. ot awarded the contract for the Detroit chamber of commerce building to cost Tuthill commanded silence again and the heart ---------------------------8415,900. again, and men stood beside him way- : ... At Detroit the bail of Frederick Mar­ ,ing D„ tbeir _hula _______ Makitowoc. Win. March 11.—Bea and_________ uttering wild cries. .| — j.... -.han Few heard the x_ judge when Ko hethnnlcrul thanked cuod from a wreck thirty-seven years vin, the bank cashier held for embezthe jury commended them for their B(rOi Frank Willis, ot this nity, hu just xlement. was reduced from fSO.OOi) to aerricee and dismissed them. I .ilsoovered his identity by m eats of a 810,000. It was dedded at a meeting of the Wild Scene in the Courtroom. I locket ________ _ _______ _ , Inland Lloyds to remove the quarters Coughlin finally broke away from ' Noted Scout. from Detroit to Cleveland. O. the surging ing mob which carried him | stocitok. Cel, March la—James a Raoon Bros.’ livery barn at Boyne Che other,- and, the uw. noted scoot the plains from one .Ide to w ------------- - - start- |< Wa]lleri namci, »ue — — — on —,— City was destroyed by fire and eight 1.—Benson, Ilanann went went down doWD tho tho I for . _ many _ nnr> rATrntlv n fchuWI Ing with Juror years ana recently a show­ line. grasping the hand of each of the , man 4^ here after a short illness, horses burned to death. Bigfred Volkonant, aged 60, was men wM had rot him free. He met ----------------burial alivo while digging out un old Judge Tuthill and they shook hands toRichmond, Va.. March 9.—Ths Vir- well at Mount Clemens, the earth cav­ gether. C m7h.“ J.™»- ! - S ing Id upon him. The plate mill of the Enroka Iron A .uXTeommotbn beg.n. .I.. ( r^ed o, publUrchoolhou«* Steel company at Wyandotte waa | burned by an\oce»dlary. Loss, 8100,,t the door end indicated by * »odi.enalary rroh.Mi.eIncendiary »» Tate FrohlMUd. den opening In tbe crowd. Coughlin | lMnIxsArouB, Ind.., Muroh IL— COO. nualnr behind the wltueee »t»nd । Denny he« ordered the erreet ot | Two trwmpw one nt whom h»d eworn htawer oat ot the courtroom when i^ere who Indulge In iucendiury rengeanoo against Fred Bui. of Kulu„ “ one cried: ••Hero’* r°« j .p^che. to th. o.employed. ।--------- —- - ---------- dz a™,. Dan.1 here', your wife.' Coughlin turned back. The jnron Ide and the crowd opened m< I.H <fc*? Mrs. C. B. H ubtareX of Alto*, TIL, r. JeaJoaaj ia ascribed discharged a 8B>500 mortgage on his- stock held by Detroiters. . Mrs. Body, of Duel, Sanilac county. Is now 75 years of age and baa a father and mother living, wbo are aged 97 and 99 years respectively AH are enjoying good health. Ulrich Steffen, a Morely farmer, sold his potatoes for $265. . He displayed bis 1money iu a saloon and it was not long be­ fore two men held him up and got every' oeut of 1L 1 For Stomach Bowel, Liver Complaints, and Headache, use AVER’S CATHARTIC pills They are purely vegetable, sugar-coated, speedily dissolved and easy to take. Every dose Effective UaWfeiEol? Buttons. BABTWAXD. ttABTlirGS.............. l&IS Stations. Ealfc |m C. R. OSOOBX, Local Agent. HnaMaga O: «V. Ruoglks G. P & T. A. ChtOMU Cbce/UjOu. a PvtendAo Vhe cause PrdteeVxon. o^/Gmevtcan. AxAevesYs ? Axe you willing to work for the cause of Protection in placing reliable infor­ mation ia th« hands of your acquain­ tances?If you aro,. you should be identified with ' » • THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, 135 W. 23D ST.. teCW YORK. 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Douglas num* and pried on the botlom. which guarantee* their val’je, aavea thousands of dollar* annually which helps tn lncrca>e the sale*on !heir full line of good ■•• They can nflord to m.11 al a less profit, and ire hrilevu you can rave money hr huying all mur Font.rear of the dealer advcrtiMd below. Cal; lo-’.ic trtt Upon application. Addm*, W. ’..DOUGLAS, Rrvtktuu.MiuM. Sob.by WOOLLEY & BRONSON. uaetham. InvUlsst25ccata; flrofarll- Bold CARTER MEDICINE CO., Raw York. SIUIL PUL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Operating Surgeon of the New York. Eye and Ear Hospital. President of Hie Interstate Association! Of Export Specialists. By tr<4iM-.Hi of idhiiy frit-nds and patients hm* decided tuvialt HASTINGS. MICIL, MONDAY. March. IV C<>nsuitdjloa fYcr aud btrielly confidentiat in the pri­ vate pH 11 vr »d I he HASTINGS HOUSE wmc day only- Th.- Doctor describes >he differ, nf di.-wuM-!- Iw tn r than be sick.ran a toy In Dw phenomenal way he slirds light.into tlie darkened eye. uxusic lido tire mote ear ami life into tlie dying form.” Ireafw'Rs and head noises Curwil. The Ductor bas Jnat returned from Etitopeai»d pnt««r*M*8 itir latest anal *>est niHteotL f«»r the run* of all. CbronX Nrrvcm*. and Privn'ie Diseases, also diseases uf the Eye and Ear. Cr<»*s E>re Si ralghtened. Ch in i net-- reunii* and Tumors- removed. wit1 bind i»aln. • Itxea VTeak Watery Granulated speedll? cured, alm ati red. raw, sealy disra-.es u* tbe lids ami rjr tabhes. Ophtliainjo-c«»|.lc tr>tlnk <4 the eje for Far Stahl. N< ar Sight and Asttamniiun (blurred slain) is the only exact method Kclrtirr aa uard In Dr. VknMartrr. FERMINS * i'h weakness of the hack aud limlw, involuntary tlhehargtM, tiuputeney. general debility, nervuiwtbTi*^ larg­ er cmifnalmi »»f Idea*.’ pwlpitaliqn of the heart, timidity, dlmnes* of sight. Ir*mb­ it mr, disease-* of the Irnud. throat. w>-e or skin. affecilnhM ofi the liver, 'lungs. stumach or Iniwel-. I hoar terrlb'e disuider* caused l»i Hdltno vfceof youth and secret praelicr.* blight ng the m.-st redfeMt hopes rendering ntwnwr iu»|aw<sil»lr ur nuhappy. ()urmrih»Kl will cure the motd ol.slinalr ciw axl n’wobitely restore per­ fect manluMMl. MIDDLE AGED MEN with frequent evacuations of iii« bladder or with biuarHiig or burumg sensnGuH* ?fcTENT$ CAM I ORTAllf A FATK?rrr Fora exroriesM in the nateot bastneas. Comnraaim. Uonaahrtctly conf) fDnaatk* conMn tata taaaa oant era ical arid Ionline bc teued WMklnMta lan-c-rt circulation rrnrid. S3 a r>ar. NOTICK OF HEARING CLiIMg. State of Michigan. C< ui.lj of Barry.—as’. Notice |r bereb« given, ttial hy an nrd.. the Probate Cour: fur the County of Berry, .t.ede on <he ieth day of Frbreary, A. If. ISM. io* month* from that da** were allow, d for < r**dl>or» la pn-aewt their claim* hc<ilust, tbe es­ tate of Gaoryh w Kiwtp*. Hie of S”M Countv, r< an- n ■Hired lapmri t Ihelr cIhiius .to said iTvhatr Court at ’he Probate <>»ce>. In tbe Uiiy Of Bastlijp-.fbr-exandnalion awl allow»t>*, na or betaceihr icih «ay ot Auauai next. hi <1 that MH-h claim*- aid tie heard l<cfi>rv tala MORTGAGE SALK Bafutilt bavl-r been made In the conditions- 2*. UW4 aa< ’-*—r<Wd tn th* • file •214- nn vkl<-li n.nnkHgc there !■» eHim-d to ba due st ii.v date of Hit-* until*!- the stuu nf four ruodnxT hi d b.rrv on»- I'ol'ar* m>d ti<lrty-r>!ue Xtk» and no -nit <»r |in>r*-i4ivg* Hl 1«w having *H«rii kMWihUrd tn recover rt»<* vru-’imt ipvured l« therri-’*-Lrrrl y alveii that or- lhe 2*h day of May. I>»l to o’clorlUn f l»* fi»rruo*m tlrore Usrrv mu»1 4ix!e.»f M’<Ulg*u. coari bouse I-Alrv I hr ular* for homing »he Gircui C«Hi«t lor Vw Ounts nf Harry, st isihlir «nr'n» i to the • ugh-^l I irtrfer.-ihr Hr* «b-xrrM^1 lu BX14 >t«>r gag.' or »o much ifirretif n» i»a» 1* iiccrs- tfo-ut catt nut account for.. The urino ha* milktah hw. There are many wbo di»* «»l thin ctiiuplalm Ignorant **f the rauae which is a second H’Hze «»f Semin tl weakness. rtMiorstloH. d by law and prosridrd nr *n aawl umrlgace, * u«l premL'es bring al unto In th« Ctfy nf Has* Hng* In the Owjtv of n*iw. and *tirtc of Mlrh'gxn and described »* twlloas: Cumhirets nig <<-ar rod* w*st and thirty ihr»-e ted* aud '*• । err sooth an a roMlhinoU" Hn^crf Hfl.-rsofl IMINYKFANr h» LADIES. ihrsex. Important ruses <ai.<l wr get frw tint hi»v.- n-rt lMffi»ii ih-* j»kill «»f all 1 he huniu phyaWsnR) have the »»*n. fit nf u full (usi.-ul *4 skillrsl npertaltalm Oui rtiicce*- liox-he^p. marked. «»v.*r twn thlid* nf our psltaui^ bav* bwu bulks old young, married^ Mingle. r1.*b aud poor. Kpelrpsy. GnHnr. Cgn<*ta cured. TlK*' d»*'riB< treat mrHi should brtnt from two t« four ounces of urine fur cbrmte«l analysts. rest to pHre a» hagtnnlng. bring on nortk UMfet of re«luu twenty, town three, angr eight awn. Dotal. Fvkrasry Mb. HW w Gbobgb F. K«>Awrow. Aimrso �RESULT OT Additional County Hews. The state commii made publio the r«« Mona tions Lio into the me effect cneex. of u* th. a— nwunt ------- . depression on the laboring popala'uan'ot tba .tata. He “X* that ftnrdy 1 . .. and wife. MIm Oethle Blakeslee and bWey or lay five month, ending F.bnary 1 In Or»od Itapld. *re vtalUnx Annie SJrtber> a otw factorta. inspwud employer Mr Fred CUrk ot HMllnrt pre,eb«. In loot a total ot 1.7M.000 working day. of ,BeA<lmil>Ubuivb lot Send.; ren- uo hoc re and 4S.TSS men were laid off. Besides thia lose there waa an average ' ing. per cent Of ; Mr. Wltor, there wm ■ >H«ht mtatake reduction, in wage. °t ' in w; ImI week. Iten» which 1 wlih to the total number of factories inspected 877 were wholly abut down, 578 were rerrect. H h, Mr. John OTonnor. nol run on short time, resulting in a loea to ■Chrnenler who keep. Ihe ’took ot grocer­ labor of 35,627 hours a week in short fee. The Item m It red. wiglu le.d time factories wmc on > wtM goose clioe lo Dnd .ucb a Suicide of a Mod PtiyelcUn. grocery In our town. Dr. Robert MoKillop disappeared > The sugar season bids fair to be a short from Wolverine February 10 and was Mr*. JJIly Christmas of Three Rivers, la vMOax ber par.au Mr. Peter Covert oiie. Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church next Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Spencer is to be present. ’ found dead near Vanderbilt. It was an evident case of suicide. He severed an artery at the heel, cut the arteries of both legs above the knee, stabbed himself in the breast and' then cut his throat. McKillop was a clever phy­ sician. He was unmarried. The night before ho disappeared he called upon some of the citizens and said persons j were after him for the purpose of takis life. tng his Ufa Circumstances show that । be was deranged. i Health in Michigan. ! During the week ended eu Marsh xu»rs*i o8 y-seven observers ’ reports sent in b, the state to the ’ in various portioi I _______ Cre.««y. Ed Cavenaugh and wife tiave returned from h weeks’ visit al Moline. The Ladies Aid Society meets at the homo of Mrs. Jennie Reynolds. Enos Barber Is filling a car with wheat at this place while P. Flowers Is drawing his to Richland. (hear Cornell has moved on Will DoolitLlc's farm. P. Barber aud W. Fisher each took n car load of sheep lo Buffalo last week. The)’ did not come home feeling like millionaires. Kittle McDotuld of Grind Ripids was Ihe guest of her aunt Mr*. John Butin r several days last week. While Frank Barber’s team was hitched at Richland last Wednesday, a dog with a tin can tl««l to lu tall, ran under them, cuusing them to break loose. They ran 3 miles In the mud before they were stnpped. No damage done excepting badly Toni blankets. John Baria r kill<M one of his fat sheep last week that weighed 1S3 pounds after it wm draastd. -- — amailpox at Crystal Falla. Menominee uud Ot&rgo townahin. burned by aa Fire gcnerotloBh were proMhX At a rathcrlor that oal.brwted U>« Mlb birthday of Jualta Hallrtad ia' Cooper township,. Kalamaxoo county । He and hia wife recently celebrated the alxty-third anniversary of their marriageThey have six children, twenty-three grandchildren, ten greatgrandchildrau and two great-great, grandch ildren. muoo, atolh h» 11-yrer-oW boy. Mra. C. B. Hahbavd. ot Maryivllla. who reetwrtly attempted aaldde, I, bo­ lieved to be inaane. She w*» formerly Btafe-*trucic and now thinks heraelf an ae trees. — REDUCED RATES AT Cbickanora Tomohira, a young unicxanora loraonira, » youux Jap* oap. ( GRAND RAPIDS. anesc chemist employed in the Inborn- QppQgiTg UNION DEPOT, tory of Frederick Hterna, committed, suicide in'.'etrolt by taking poison. He Sl.tt BBT day. B«MM 5o enta. wax M year. old. rich, hudaome and , MmI* »’ « nl‘- SU“m apparently happy. No cause for the ( BEACH A BOOTH, deed ia known. Hie father La a general ( in"-tho Japanese army, is rich and —’ treated th. boy handle!;| building commiaaloneie for the uqing building commissioners for the uqper peninsula pvuiuauia asylum mjiuiu for iw the iue insane umhmiv to <1 be be erected erected at at Newberry: N.«b.rryt Claude Cland. W. W. Case, Newberry; William ........... .. T. Swift, Ishpeming, Theodore W. Burdick, Sault Bte. Marie; George L. Zoope, Bessemer; Henry W. Jones, Houghton. Might bite at a wisp of hay, but smart fish jump only for live or deceptive baits. Those who take pleasure in fishing know this to be a fact. And right here I want to say thnt I have got one of the finest stocks of bass and trout rods, reels, lines, flies, hooks, etc. ever seen in the county. Prepare for Maj’ 1 when the front­ ing season opens. No better or more exciting sport in the world. $135.00 BIGYGLE FOR $75.00 Is another of the bargains I am offering. Also have a full line of Base Balls, Bats, Guns, Am­ munition and other sporting goods. SMOKE MY CIGARS. BUY MY CUTLERY. SWING IN MY HAMMOCKS. Tkfi Yoa Will Be . BUY EVERYTHING OF ME. A meeting of the Republican News­ paper Association of Michigan will be held in Owosso, April 11 and IS. Tbe editor ot every republican newspaper in the state is a member of the association if be wishes to be so considered and will at­ tend the annual meeting and pay his dues. It is expected that the Owosso meeting will be the largest gathering of republican editors ever held in the state. The following subjects will be presented by the gentlemen named, and full and frpe discussion will follow each presenta­ tion: The Value of Partisan Newspapers, E. N. Dluglsy, of Grand Rapids Eagle. Relation of Newspapers to the Commun­ ity, E. C. Reid, of Allegan Gazette. Bow May the Influence of Newspapers be Increased, J. H. Kidd, of Ionia Sen­ tinel. Relation of Press and Party, James Hine of Detroit Journal. Legitimate Party Support of Newspa­ pers, C. S. Osborn, ot Saulte St. Maifr News. Every republican newspaper man In Michigan is invited to attend this meeting and it is hoped and expected all will be there. Hlu Mildred Howells, daughter ot I be noveWfL baa a decided talent for drawing, which wu tint qzHbitod tn tbe public Mcenl rear, ago In a collection ot child’, -vereea and iketches. An example ot ber rraeeot and more aerioaa work will be , giToa In the April Harper',, tor which she IhM made a head-piece IlluetraUng a poem Iby Mr. <, o. Howell,. Although there are man; publication, on WObtcago Exposition, there an none which hare been ao broad); planned and coamenUoiul; and thorough); carried ont u Tbe Book ot tbe Fair, by Hubert Howe Bancroft Bealdea the full blalory and doMriptloo ot the Exposition u a whole, and In lie eerenl national part,, ever; an and Induetr; will be preeented. the case of Mjller vs. Truax the jepr^mc court filed an opinion which, in effect, invalidates every tax title covering property sold for taxes m 1887 and 1888. It appears that the tax records for these years were prepared in the auditor general's office and were uniform for every county Ln the state. The court set aside, a sale for the taxes of 1887 because these tax records allowed the amount of the tax. amount decreed against the property, amount for which it was sold, expenses, eta., in figures only and without the dollar reMQiW mousy. During tbe lart Mx CIRCULAR SAWS, LARGE and SMALL, KEPT IN STQGK. You will find my store house full of my own make of steam engines from six to seventy-five horse power. Ten sizes and four styles made. Come and see the goods and get prices \Ou win find them tlie best made in Uie ttale I also make iron and wood lathes, saw arbors and emery grinding machines. I have a good stock to select from. . AR£ yQU pQSTED To Direct an Asyinm’* Er.ctloo. - QN THC Standard dictionary PUBLISHED BY * WAaHALLS Co. Htw ¥ORA IT COST NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS. SUCKERS Dup gut among *J. W. Farrells* sheep <anJ killed one. Bro. Shearer u! Kalamazoo college will fl speak at the.church here on Ea>trr Sanda). Hr‘ls wmliy of a full house. Mrs. M unlock is ruteriginlng friends from Y.irtc State. Wm. Smith Is breaking ground nn his farm In Carlton to erect n <1 welling. Mrs. Walt is regaining health very elowly. , We h.ar that Mi-. W. U. Rockwell Is not much better at this writing. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF /TOE KENT A. C. BUXTON, N43HVILLE. * - MKH. 5TRKTLT CASH SALE FOR Grandest literary Achievement or the century. It la made on new plana by the Its Editor* number 247. In preparation 4 year*. Haa a Wonderful Vocabulary of 300,000 TORDS AID PHRASES. More than Twin* the Words found In any other 1 VoL Dictionary, and about "M00 more word* than Any Other Dictionary of ths Language. . DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY Until you have Investigated the STANDARD. A Poor Book shuns oomparison. We invite it. Do not buy an oM work because It has a good name. Particulars sent free to any address. PRICE Bi2 to B22 according to Binding. Apply to our Local Agent, or Add real FROM FED. 17 TO HflRCfl 17. Everything <>n the east side of our store, which includes Ladies. Misses’ and Children's Slides: Men’?, Ybuth’s and Boy’s Shoes; Felts and Socks, at the following low prices: $4.50 Tadics' or Men’s Shoes @ $8.50. “ » 1,75 3.00 1.50 Mvii’m Shoe* (if 140 MOO Ladies’ Misses’ or Men'» sheet (d 1.50 Misses’ or Men’s Shoe* «r. 1.25 l.«S 145. And all shoes on this side at cut prices. Everything in our store at reduced prices. THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gei’l AjU., We must close out some of our goods to make room for L. spring stock. Our prices have always been low and this re­ Sales Agent for Barry, Alle­ duction is bound to be appreciated. KALAMAZOO. MICH. gan and Ottawa Counties, 5. ft. CROWELL. D. B. FOFE, STOWELL Hickory Corners, Mich. Rewiring ot fill Kinds at Lowest Prices. IF YOU HAVE NO BUSINESS The In town it will pay yon to come to town and look over our Furniture, Carpete, etc. When we Bay that we never sold Furniture so cheap we tell what everyone knows. We’re offering bargains to-day that we wouldn’t have thought possible a year ago. THE HOLY LAND I PHOTOGRAPHED. COUPON NO. I. Holy Land We have the nicest line of carpets in roll ever shown. By buying in large quan­ tities we got a low price which" we are giv­ ing our customers the benefit of. It is much better to see them than to be told. COMPRISING We are sole agents for the Hot Blast Feather Co’s, springs and mattresses. They re the best in the world. Dont pur­ A trip from Joppa—Through Jerusalem and chase before you see us. its wonders. Through the Scenes of Christ’s Birth ’ A Complete Tour of Palestine HIRAM ROGERS and Ministry—Bethlehem, Nazareth, Bethany and the Cities of Galilee—Through the Weird Mountaina of Sinai and the Scenes of Old Test;meat Glory. Reproducing the exact Scenes of the Great Events of the Bible—The Tomb of Abraham tbe Well of Jacob, Sinai, the Dead Sea, Tomb’s of David and Absalom, Pools of Solomon, Sechem the Battle-Fields of Israel, Many Views of Jerusa’ fem- -its Walls, Gates, Streets Mosques,Churches, People, Sacred Spots, and the Many Hallowed Places Outside the Walls—Gethsemane, Golgotha Mt. of Olives, Pool of Siloam, Jericho and Jordan’ The Holy Land as it is To-day. Palestine' Modern and Historic, Photographed. PART NO. 1. I or send together with Ten cents; in money or stamps, to the BANNER office and receive one part of “The Holy Land Photographed,” In ordering be sure to give name, P. O. Address and the Part wanted. J k a I ' r } . Bring W— » one coupon r HOW TO OBTAIN THEM Every reader of the BANNER is entitled to participate in the distri­ bution of the Holy Land Portfolios. Bring or send ten cents in coin or stamps to the Office of the HAS­ TINGS BANNER ocover cost of postage, mailing, distribution, etc.,' together with an order cut from this “ad’’ in the BANNER and you will receive Holy Land Portfolio, No 1, contaning sixteen photographic re­ productions 0x11 inches in Size. Take Notice! it) will please enclose a couponoMhe^Hefr °«ffer ^ttnd 1)0 ono <an *fford to this “ad,” at least until further notice, togetfc w .which wiU “ • ’n to the large number that will no doubt b/orden a Tv,10 ln stlIBp8 or 00111 • c'v”\s and to avoid all confusion and possible tronhU (.ii amount of expense mvolvji, WITH THE CASH OR STAMPS™£™ ^UST BE ACC0MPAS11D these small amounts. We will send in the firet k... open &ny bxik accounts for urday. and every Saturday thereafter There .re l °£nsIne8 for Part One next week SatBarry County and elsewhere who should net ♦h!U1UL<\re^8 °( readers of the Bannek in 10 certts a week for 7 weeks. u photographs. Remember all it tcosns BE SURE AND WRI E YOUR Namipg nTn ■ -o PLAINLY, also WHICH PAl.r YOU' DESIRE^AddSi t'’CE ADDRESSLS the banner, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-03-17.pdf ab9d37012a5153040a763cdc239ba92a PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVIII.NO. 46. Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 17. 1894. BISHflRK Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK. BTiOe.. MABTIX G8, MIC*. COINING PRECIOUS METAL A Glimpse of the Interesting Proc­ ess of Minting. PERSONAL MENTION. EHFEROR WILLIflH Travel in Style and State. But they don’t see 1-100 as much as our read­ ers see at 1-9999 part of the expense 4054 PrtKT VI VA OF OUR Photographic Tour of the World The Marvelous Works ot God and Man ThrouQhout lhe Whole Universe. CONTAINING GERMANY. AUSTRIA ANO BELGIUM. Berlin—Chattau at Ba­ bel-berg. Charlottenberg, i Royal Museum. I Royal Palace, White Salon. • Nuremberg. Passion Play—Opening Scene, Garden of Gethsemane. Vienne—Burg-ring Vienna—Hofburg Thea­ terSclioenbmnn. St. Stephen's Church. Brussels—The Bourse. Statue of Frederick the Great. Cologne Cathedral. Dresden—Sistine Ma­ donna. Zwinger Art Gallery. DON’T MISS ANY NUMBERS. No. I, Haiti • No. 2. 13188078 - No. 3, Hawaiian Islands No. 4. Paris. No. 5. Franco. Spain, Switzerland. Denmark. Back numbers can still be had. Complete series in 16 parts. 256 SUPERB ART PHOTOGRAPHS Worth One Dollar M, Arranged tinder the supervision of the well known lecturer and prince of travelers n. n. MQflN With accurate, instructive and entertaining descriptions by EMMA C. BUSH. The World’s Storehouse has given up its choicest treasures for this collection. Nobody will be without this book. The most value, entertainment and benefit ever secured for little money. A bonanza for the buyer. A liberal education in World’s history acquired while being entertained. A trip around the world in an hour. The striking wonders of the world perpetuated in every home. The«delights of travel without its discomforts: its benefits! without its expense. Secured for our readars at ONE-TENTH THE COST IN BOOK FORM. Don’t 2v(iss This Chance. How W S6GUF6 tills UnPF6G6d6nt6(l OhSF In each copy of this paper is printed a coupon. Bring or send one of these coupons, together with len cents in coin or stamps to our office, and you will receive one part of the series. Back numbers can be had on the same terms. . Be particular to state the number of the part desired, give your full name and address, and enclose the necessary coupons and ten cents. SEJSTD FOR BACK ^UMBERS OF THIS GREAT SERIES Don’t Afiss AND HAVE THE ' . WORK COMPLETE FUTURE DUMBER Mrs. A. B. Raymond, of Hastings, ac­ companied by her son. Leon Van Velaor and wife, visited with Mrs. B. Thompson It is difficult to attempt a description the first of the week. Mbs May Thomp­ of how money is made. Even ency­ son returned here with them.—Plainwell clopedias. which are supposed to be equal to any and all emergencies, ob­ Enterprise. ject to that. In a measure they are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Anderson, of Has­ right. To get the best idea of the tings, visited the latter’s mother, Mrs. R. multiple and minute processes of mint­ P. Sprague, and enjoyed the fruit of the ing one must be an eye-witness. It sap bush eating warm sugar.—Vermont­ adds charm to the proceedings to stand by the dusty furnaces, arranged in ville Echo. , sentinel-like rows, to see them open Chester and R. B. Messer returned]from their jaws and to look right down into the east last week. the fiery cavern where insatiable Mrs. Frank DenAlo^r, of Muskegon, was tongues of flame are licking up the molten masses of silver and gold. in the city last^week A day or two ago. says the l^liiladelL. L. Holloway, of Kalamazoo, was In phia Times, Officer Brown, standing beside a visitor who hud watched with the city Thursday, on business. all the fascinations of a novice the Mrs. J. C. Andrus and Mrs. W. J. Hol­ great iron mouths opening and closing, loway were in Grand Rapids Saturday. betrayed himself into a neat little ex­ Mrs. A. D. Rork returned from Agnew planation of the process of minting last week, where she has been the past money. Officer Brown has been many years at the mint, so the visitor three months. listened with interest, as to one who spoke with authority. Here is the proc­ ess in a nutshell: NEIGHBORING COUNTIES ’’Making money.” said he. with one of those eloquent waves of the hands The People’s Party, of Battle Creek, he keeps by him to use on explanatory will not put a ticket In the field thia occasions like this, “is like making spring. oake. You mix the dough, we mix the Frank Bock has beard from the man metal. You roll out the dough into shape, we roll out the metal into bars. they sent south after quail and he had Y’ou cut the dough into cakes, we cut captured about two hundred of the birds, the metal into coins. Then we stamp which will arrive in a few days and be them. The metal left over is melted distributed around this vicinity in good lo­ up and used again, just as the cook calities favorable to breeding. The entire gathers up the left-overs, rolls them expfciw of procuring the birds was borne again and cuts more cakes.’’ In other words, aa amouut of metal, by a few interested sportsmen.—Battle say the equivalent nf ninety thousand Creek Moon. dollars in gold, which chemically is Fred Hartrl. of Charlotte, shot himself made up of ninety per cent, gold and through the hand, by handling a loaded re­ ten per cent, copper, is put into a black lead crucible about the size of a volver carelessly. peck measure. It Is kept in the fur­ I4mt week Walter Farr brought to the nace one hour and fifteen minutes. Echo office a hen’s egg with the followlag The workman watches his gold as Inscription plainly visible in the shell. sacredly as the cook her cakes, and “Hear, my people. Prepare, May 4. 1894.” when the molten liquid is brought to the proper consistency he takes a three­ The egg has been viewed by a great many cornered black lead cup. about the people during the past week and many size that would fit a monkey’s bead, theories have been advanced as to wlrnt It and dip.-, up two thousand dollars' means. Now to further the mystery worth of the metal ut a time, pouring Barna Kelly exhibits an egg found on it out again with that marveluas dex­ Saturday with the following words ex­ terity which only comes from practice into molds holding one thousand dol­ tending a round the shell. “Once more I lars each. Nothing can be more l»eauwarn you. Beware May 4. ’94. The ap­ tiful than tile fiery stream of yodlW ' parent connection between the two makes and pure gold as it glides into the them of more than ordinary interest and locked arms of the iron mold. When the superstitious are anxiously awaiting theAiquid solidifies it forms h liar. or. developments.—Vermontville Cor. In to be technically correct, an ingot about twelve inches long and abont ; Charlotte Tribune. half an inch thick. The bill of fare at the Hotel Jail Annex, These ingots are subjected to a proc- | Ionia, is beef bone soup for dinner, bread ess of rollingout which lengthens them ’ and molasses for supper and bread and without increasing, their width. water tor breakfast. Thus far no tramp has contracted dyspepsia from eating rich food. Van Buren County has 14 weekly news­ papers. A Charlotte man claims to have seen two boys in swimming last Tuesday. The "leader” adjudge* him Insane. '’Queen Esther” will soon be given by Martin local talent tor their brass band. of any paper in WHOLE NO. 2022 bars are then ready to be cut- One machine cuts the coin, anotber stamps them after the procemaf milling has been performed. Milling, in mint par­ lance, has somewhat of a different sig­ nification than in ordinary vernacular. It signifies the rolling over of the edge of the coin preparatory to stamping it with the minute dentlculations, which are commonly known aa the milling. The latter is part of the process of stamping, and is done at the time that the signet is put on the coin. Speaking of stamping introduces the large corps of women who form a con­ siderable part of the working force of the mint. About one hundred <»f them are employed, and they attend entirely to the adjusting and stamping. It may. be said in explanation of the process of the term "adjusting” that every coin before it is shaped is carefully weighed. If too heavy the edge is del­ icately filed until the cola is of lawful weight; if too light the piece is sent to be remelted. This process of weighing and adjusting is an employment to which women, with their delicacy of touch, are well suited. They *te also in charge of the stamping. Incident­ ally it may be said that most presses stamp from eighty to one hundred and ten coins every jpinute. In one short hour forty-five thousand dollars in tendollar gold pieces can be stamped around the edge and on both aides. There is another part of the work which comes under the charge of the women employed at the mint. They do the sewing. At first thought it seems a trifle incongruous to associate sewing with money minting, but all the bags used by the mint are sewed in the building. The bags are made of white duck and run up by machine; being aewed twice for security. The bag making is no small thing when you eome to consider the number it takes to pack up the newly coined wealth of the country eaebiyear. The five-cent pieces are packed in fifty-dol- I lar bags and the pennies in ten-dollar ■ bags, small silver in one-thousand-dol- 1 lar and the gold in five-thousand-dollar pouches. Roughly speaking, last year fully two thousand bags were made up for gold alone, sixteen thousand for silver, five thousand for half dollars, besides many thousand for the Mualler coins. THE NOBILITY. PaiNcrsa BuLALfEhaa beer for week* past sojourning quietly in Lyndon, ac­ companied by her two little sous. Thk queen consort of Siam owns a wonderfully beautiful thimble. It ir shaped like a lotus and made of solid gold, studded with diamonds. The only ornament worn by the wid­ owed Archduchess Stephanie of Aus­ tria is a locket containing on one side the portrait of her little daughter and on the' other that of her mother, th* queen of Belgium% When the princess of Wales wm married, the king of the Belgians gave her lace of the value of ten thousand pounda Since that time the princes* has gone on collecting and now her lace is worth something like °fty thou­ sand pounds. ' . Philip III., of Spain, was nr.t roasted to death by a roaring fire because court etiquette forbade anyone to go to his assistance. He died a natural death, and the same story is told of a dozen different monarchs who were stickler* for ceremony. FARMING . IN FQRtlGN REGISTRATION NOTICE. To the qualified electors of the City of Bas­ il ng*. ’ ice Is hereby siren that the Aldermen ot Hibbert's Gore is the one-place ix. theNat several wards of the City of Hastings, act­ Maine where taxes are unknown. ing as a Board of Registration, under and by virtue of an act entitled “An act to further jnOnly six families’ reside there—forty i ^rve the purity nf elections, and to guard persons in all. 'lhe _gore comprises ■ i^gainst the abuses of the elective franchise bv 300 acres, bounded ed by Waldo. W.ld... Knox and Lincoln counties,. and by >ome . approved March so. irex,” will mec’ on Baturmistake was omitted by the engineers -7 | !£?• when these counties were la it! o"Ut. “* I Ward. - Stanley’s BlackatnlUi shoo, Michigan mtv t A»c,: Second Ward, BabooCA’s Cooper shop. Having no connection with any county C.K.&.S. Depot. Hastings. Tnird and never having been organ i:ed as ’a ; Houthof Council Rooms on State 8L. over Hams town or plantation, the residents ot &Ward. VWiArman’s Store; Fourth Ward, at Parkers Hall, north of HgsUngs Souse, fur the purpose the gore neither pay taxes nor vote. of completing list of qualified electors, when They Lmild their own roada, however, and where all persons entitled to the elective franchise under article 7, section l. of the Con­ and nead their children to the-schools stitution ot fbe Sure of Michigan, must register nearest by By a special pro\ ision of their names to cniitle them to the privilege et the statutes the paupers of the fforc voting under this act. H. Tinkler. Chairman Board of Regis­ are cared for by the oldest a<ijoining "G go. tration. ’ .I town. I’alcrrao. but there bare been JOHN WxiRSEBT, Secretary Board of Registra­ tion, only three paupers in the la 4 fo*tj JRHSK TOWNSKND. PRKE Literary Note*. The first chapter of the first number of Mr. Bancroft’s Book of the Fair Is entitled Fairs of the Past, in a brief Interview the author presents a panorama of the past, glowing with beautiful pictures and description, and concluding with the Paris Exposition of 1889. Next Is a brief his­ torical sketch ot Chicago. The work bids fair to I* one of surpassing beauty and In­ terest. Copies of the Book of tire Hair have been received at this office and to anyone wanting a complete, exhaustive and satisfactory work ot the great fair, we can recommend it. The price is SI.00 per number. . Ax EuglWi bi»h.T> is properly ad­ dressed as “my lord.” • Seigneur was the title originally given to the ruler of a district. England has twenty-seven dukes, Scotland seven. Ireland two. Bihhopb have made experimental use of nearly all the titles in existence. There are in England, according to Lodge, only seven peers of the blood royal. Barons are styled Right Honorable Lord----- , and addressed as “my lord.” All members of the families of peers have their title* of honor, varying with rank. A duke is styled his grace, the duke otf___ , and oddresM.*d as ' my lord, duke or your grace.” There are five orders of nobility in England—the duke, marquis, earl, vis­ count and baron. “Your honor’’ Im now devoted to judges. English judges are addressed *b “your lortkhip.” The race of baronets was created by James 1. in 1911. and is found only in Great Britain. . In formal letters to a duke it la eti­ quette to begin: “My lord duke, may it please your grace.”—Globe-Democrat. LANDA The French minister of agriculture now issues monthly crop reports, as is done in Germany and Hungary. Ln England this work is undertaken by the London Times. . Rinderpest has been prevalent in the southern provinces of Russia, being first brought from the neighborhood of the River Don. where ten thousand head of cattle were attacked. The’ French potato crop has yi; Ided above an average in thirty-four depart­ ments. an average in twenty-seven, and below an average urop in twentyfour departments. The permission to collect dead leave* in lhe forests of Austria, jyhich has been restricteil of late years, has now been liberally extended- because fodder is so scarce, <«—•«. *u-_ — drought in England, A ftkb the severe rains delayed the harvest of the cereal crops, and caused mildew and sproatr Plays a great part in the management of every household at the present time. 1 he Banner always to the front in catering to the wants of the reading public, is still offering its combination of TWO PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE and is still offering to Barry County Readers The Hastings Bannek and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, the two papers one year for $1.00. The Hastings Banner and Detroit Weekly Tribune, the two papers one year for $1.00. . The Hastings Banner and New York Weekly Tribune the tffo papers one year for $1.00. Anv three of the above papers for $1.50. All four of them for $!.<□. TO READERS OUTSIDE OF BARRY COUNTY Any two for $1.25; any three for 11.75; all four for $2.00. We cannot \ tell how long this offer will be open. Sample copies may be seen at the Bannmr office. �� https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-03-22.pdf 97495cb7503db837ae43f88188ad7cf7 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVIILNO. 47. Hastings Banner. rubiiiii«d-niu™i»„bz I cook CQUNTYNEWs”° Hickory Coruo fb. About Sixty friends of Mr. P. H. rockers, six bone dishes, two fine oil paintings, book case and secretary com­ bined were left as to kens of esteem in which the happy couple were held by the x IMMt liimni DEALER OP W Cl. Headquarters for Nails and Fence Wire - MICH. or OUR PART VI Photographic -Tour of the World. The Marvelous Works ot God and Man Throuahout the Whole Universe. CONTAINING GBBMANY. AUSTRIA AND BELGIUM. Vienna—Hofburg Thea­ ter. Schoenbrnnn. St. Stephen’s Church. Brussels—The Bourse. Statue of Frederick the Great Cologne Cathedral. Dresden—Sistine Ma­ donna. Z winger Art Gallery. DON’T MISS ANY NUMBERS. No. I, Italy: No. Otaly and Greece - No. 3, Hawaiian Islands No. 4, Paris. Law­ fence and wife met at tbelr pleasant home on the 12th Inst, to aid in the celebration of their twentieth wedding anniversary. One beautiful china fruit dish, two plush IHA VAN VALKEHBURGE, - bbos.. JtAJTJJCs. MJC*. Save You Money. Berlin—Chattau at Ba­ belsberg. Charlottenberg, j Royal Museum. Royal Palace, White Salon. Nuremberg. Passion Play—Opening Scene, Garden of Gethsemane. ■ Vienne—Burg-ring County. HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 22. 1894. F you are going to do any building or repairing remember that I can . . HASTINGS, Banner. No. 5, France. Spain, Switzerland, Denmark. Back numbers can still be had. Complete series in 16 parts. 266 SUPERB flRT PHOTOGRAPHS Worth Ono Dollar Each, Secured for our readars at ONE-TENTH THE COST IN BOOK FORM. Don’t Miss This Chance. ------------------- -—«----------------------- How to soGurs tills unpr6G6(i6ni6d offer In each copy of this paper is printed a coupon. Bring or send one of these coupons, together with ten cents in coin or stamps to our office, and you will receive one part of the series. Back numbers can be had on the same terms. . . . Be particular to state the number of the part desired, give y°ur full name and address, and enclose the necessary coupons and ten cents. SE]W FOR BACK DON'T Ml** A FUTUR* NUMUR. many guests who were present on that occasion. A well ladened table was spread where all participated to the full content of the Inner man. An enjoyable evening was spent, all repairing to'their respective homes wishing their host and hostess a return of many more anniversa­ ries. We are Informed that old Mrs. Bunnel.’s ninety fourth birthday was duly celebrat­ ed on the 17th. of March at her home. Quite a number of her children were pres­ ent She was born on the 17th of March 1600. * Born to Wm. Mason and wife 13th Inst, a daughter. ’ on the Thomas Hunt, Robert McElwain and Burt Lawrence sheared their sheep and marketed tbelr wool at Richland last week receiving In price nine to twelve and a half cents per lb. Cornelius Tact has rented a farm In Richland and moved there last Tuesday. John Bears has also moved, occupying Mrs. Del Monroe’s farm, vacated by Mr. Tact, On the same day. The township Republican • committee have called a caucus on Saturday, the 24, at 3 o'clock p. m., at Flint’s hotel to place In nomination candidates to be supported and elected on the Monday the second (3d) day of April next. Albert Flint’s eldest daughter was ta­ ken violently sick Thursday. Dr. Elliot was promptly in attendance. She Is much better at this writing. rrlcbnrdvllle. H. H. Mershon has rented his farm to Charles Gillasple. Mr. Gillespie will take possession thlsweex. Dave Manning and wifo,. of Dowling, spent Sunday with Mrs. Pierce, Joseph Delano will build a barn this summer. Mr. Thorn will work Horace Hall’s farm again this summer. Ed. Prichard will work his father’s farm this summer and will move thereon as soon as Mr. Emmonds vacates the house. The latter will move onto Mr. Week’s farm. Charles Eastman will finish sawing on John Gird’s farm in about two weeks and will move his mill to Yankee Springs. Charles Prichard, whose house burned one week ago, will make some repairs on the old blacksmith shop and will move in­ to IL WHOLE NO. 2023 vohnatown people had not made a primafacie case as Hiram Coleman has been making a visit is required by law. The motion was ar­ In Kalamazoo. gued by counsel on both sides. After ar­ School closed In No. 8 on Friday last. Lida McKenzie has been visiting her guments had closed, the court entertained the motion and the prisoner was discharg­ brother and young neighbors at Albion ed without swearing a single witness in college. defense. 8. 8. Fisk and his daughter, Mrs. C. E. A Good Templars Lodge was organized Idea, have been on a visit with relatives In our village on Monday night with fifty in Kalamazoo. six charter members. We are glad to When you set those trees,$ etc., this have a Good Templars Lodge in pur vil­ spring, don't dig a stingy little hole in the lage and hope that it can be maintained. sod and bend the roots into the cavity; Ottie GIpe has a nice patch under his bnt be generous about the^place for the right eye. He says he ran against a base roots, set them where you can give them ball, but printers devil* are apt to have as good cultivation as should be given a patches under tbelr eyes and we are sur­ hill of corn, then your Investment will be prised that Ottie has not one under both many times more likely to be profitable eyes. t han would be the case, if you do not ful­ The republican caucus will be held at fill your part of the proceedings. the town hall on Monday March 26th at 3 o’clock p. m. It Is hoped that the party Creasy. will be represented and that a good ticket Farmers are busy plowing for oats. will be placed in nomination. It takes a Mrs. Hattie Reynolds, of Plalpwell, good ticket to win. In township meet­ spent last Tuesday and Wednesday with ings the best men are usually elected re­ her son Elmer. gardless of politics, hence the necessity of Ed. Cavenaugh has moved in John Doo­ placing a good ticket ia the field. little’s tenant house. Our Items were lost in the mall two Ruby Slates was the guest of Mattie weeks ago in traveling the circuitous route_ Barber last week. from Woodland to Hastings. We are Rev. J. C. Chase was In town Monday. somewhat surprised that they have not Mrs. Fannie Holden, who has been carreached their destination after a two 1 ng for a sick sister in law near Clover­ weeks trip bnt presume one should not dale, returned home’Friday. expect mail to make such a rapid transit. A sugar social will be held at Philip Possibly our letter win reach the Baxxek Barber’s on Tuesday evening. office by Christmas. Last week our items Jake Manhaven will occupy the parson­ were crowded out on account of the edi­ age this summer. tor not being able to translate them. (We Mrs. Jennie Reynolds is entertaining a are glad to note (he Improvement in pen­ friend from Plainwell. manship this week.—Ed.) Mr. and Mrs. Enos Barber visited In Delton Saturday and Sunday. Castleton. Ben Wait Is busy making maple syrup Asa Noys has his new kitchen enclosed. of which he makes an extra article. ’ S. Noys has returned from a .visit to Sahool closed at West Cressy on Friday Grand Ledge friends. for a two weeks vacation. Jake Heck erthorn jr.of Homer is visit­ P. Barber, W. Fisher and Doolittle ing his parents of this place. Bros, shipped sheep from this place on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gorthy went to Saturday last Lansing Monday and will make it their The Ladies Aid society will meet with future home. Mrs. Fred]; Brown on Wednesday the Miss Edith Fleming of Nashville was a 36th. guest of Mrs. E. V. Smith over Sunday. Jake Cassiday is reported sick with la Ed. KLnne entertained his mother, sit­ grippe. ter and brother from Hastings, Saturday. Henry Woodhams, of Plainwell, was on George Greenfield of Carlton Was a our streets Monday. guest of Clarence Pierce Friday. Mrs. Nett Newton spent several days Nellie Smith has been a victim of chick­ last week with friends at Cloverdale apd en pox the past week. Bastings. Married, March, 14th at the residence Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Andrews spent last of tbe brides mother by Elder Holler, week with Mr. and Mrs. P. Barber. Clarence E. Gorthy of Lansing to Miss Middleville. Mrs. Warren Richards of Prairieville, was In the village the latter part of last week. Mrs. N. Griswold has returned from her trip to Jackson, where she has been looking up the millinery business, and is now preparing to have her Easter op­ ening Thursday, Fridar and Saturday. Henry Damouth and family have moved on their farm near Parmalee, Dr. Phelps and wife occupy tbe bouse vacated by them. Charles Freeman and family have mov­ ed on Rev. Duane Freeman's farm. Ben Chambers and family spent* a few days of the past week with W. C Hayward OranynvlUA. and wife. . • Boa ens Mills talent presented the Mrs. Seth Gray and son of Caledonia, drama, “Ten Nights in a Bar Rooq^ here spent Sunday with friends in Middleville Saturday evening to a good house. and vicinity. Miss Mary Cole has returned from Le­ Mrs. Clark Kenyon and Mrs. Wm. onidas. Gray sr., who live west of town have been School closed last Friday. quite sick but are now Improving. Prosecuting Att’yF. E. Fisk, of Alle­ Lyle Smith of Wayland was in the vil­ gan. visited his sister, Mrs. 8. C. Wing, lage Monday. the latter part ot the week. Loyd Clever spent Sunday with Grand Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Swan, of Plainwell, Rapids friends. were guests of Dan Klingensmith and Don Putnam is now spending his vaca­ family last Sunday. tion at home but expects in a abort time Daniel Reedman has purchased the to attend the Ferris Industrial school at England property but will still reside in Big Rapids. the village. Charles Parker, George Bassett and P. T. Falk, of Lacey, was In the village Schuyler White are spending their vaca­ last week. tion in attending tbe Allegan County Miss Clara Herrington, of Dowling, is teachers institute which is held at Plain­ visiting her uncle, Cbauncy Warren. well. Mrs. N. Richards Is visiting near Martin Miss Henrietta Wittie Is again acting as this week. trimmer for Mrs. N. Griswold. B. S. Wing is employed In the town John Henry 1r., died at bis home on clerk’s office. the west county line Friday night. The A new bridge is being built across the funeral which was largely attended was creek. held at the home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Etta Tungate, ot Hastings, was He leaves a wife ahd a large circle of called here last week on account of the friends, a sickness of her mother, Mrs John Valen­ Bert Putnam has closed his term of tine, school a nd we understand has accepted a position as clerk in a Wayland drug store. •Tohnntown. Jacob Jordan who has been very sick Mr. and Mrs. Will Mason are the proud for some time is reported to be slowly parents of a baby girl. falling. Norman Chapin has a new wind mill. Marcenus Wright has traded his pro­ Sugar social at Maurice Lawrence’s Fri­ perty for property in Grand Rapids and day evening was well attended. Geo. McDonald, of Hope, Is working for expects to move to the city soon. A fine program has been prepared for F. A. Robinson. Arthur Knowls is visiting friends In the Easter exercises to be held at the M. E. church next Sunday evening. Jackson. ____________________ We understand that Messrs Keeler’s are Shiloh. X expected b ome this week. Mrs. Ernest Wolgar is quite sick yet Mrs. John Zerby fell last Thursday V. C. Roosa has moved to Hastings. breaking her limb. .. The examination of Elmer McArthur Mom Rosenberg, Jos. Bechtel, and Frank Dammothnnd families, spent Bun­ for burglarlag B. S. Holly’s store last September occurred in Justice Veil’s day at D. Benjamin’s. Rev. Meflt returned from Fennville court Monday. After the peoples proofs were all in, Palmerton A Smith, attorney* this morning. a «ood for McArthur, moved that the ease be dis­ missed and the prisoner diMharged a* tbe deal laial,. aaartr for bau. mored last Friday where their friends will find them hereafter. Fillmore. Mrs. McClintock of year city, who has been making an extended visit with her sister Mrs. G. J. Teeple returned Id her home Sunday. Mrs. E. Kenyon and D. Godfrey visited Mrs, W. Smith last Friday. P. Dooley was In Hastings last Friday, Frogs, robins and wild geese are trying to find some place to locate before the next cold snap. Patrick Mead of Harrison rW^T.Iast Sunday after a short illaere. He wt*; In­ tending to move on his farm in Fillmore this spring. He was burled in tbe Cath­ olic cemetery In Bowoe last Tuesday. Cwkey. Last week’s letter. Mr. C. BQaekman has sold hl* place to Elihu Olmstead. Consideration 6400. Mr. Blackman has moved to Lake Odessa. Mr. Smith and family bare left the f arm where they have been Bring and have gone to Lake Odessa to/Uve. Lee will work in a saw mill tbe coming summer. Mrs.Heibley of Minneapolis, Kansas, Is here visiting her daughters, Mrs. Haight of Woodland, and Mn. Nash of this place. The result of the recent protracted ef­ fort is fourt y four converts. Elder Miers has had up hill work brut has come out victorious at last The farmers in the vicinity of Wood,land are getting very much interested in the creamery there. Nearly every one of /hem are buying more cows. Mr. Covylfie bought a eow of James Spencer last week. Mr. Fair expects to build & new twelve hundred dollar house at Lake Odessa the coming summer and move’off his farm in­ to IL John Wtoey is very sick at this writing with sciatie rheumatism. He drove csome cattie to Lake Odessa and rode home tak­ ing a cold. A council of doctors was held there to-day but we did not learn the conclusion. Brewsrd. Miss Maggie Ream Is visiting at Mrs. Farr’s. Auction at the late Nemlah Cook’s March 17th. . A good many people from here attended tbe literary at tbe Grange Hall Wednes­ day evenieg. Dorado Witte of Castleton* Charles Draper has moved In Lester Warner s house and will work for Lester Finly Marks visited at our village one the comingsummer. day last week. Charles Ream received a telegram from Two Birds from Freeport lodged with Pittsburg, Penn, that his father was dead Mrs. O. E. Woods one night last week. ‘ and left yesterday for there. Mr. Paddock of York State is calling on Albert Doster left for Buffalo last Mon­ many old friends at this place. day. Five cars are being loaded with hay at John Ccans has moved in the store of ■ this writing. Wm. Broward and will do repairing in Mrs. Hattie Cramer, of your city was tbe boot and shoe line. here last week -to call on old friends. M. Doster shipped a car load of hogs Mr. Rogers, of Chicago is preparing to Friday. load and dose up last winters’s lumber Clark Rogers is visiting bls father In business. Athens. A. B. Farr Is visiting John King at Al Raiten, of Woodland was hand shak­ ing with old friends on our streets part of Bowens Mills. Mrs. W. J. Warrent is sick at Kalama­ last week. Charles Shriner of Woodie nd. was look­ zoo. • ing over our village one day last week. Leroy Warner has commenced plough­ Easter Social at Wm. Smith’s Saturday, ing for oats. 24th. All invited. Something extra Is Central RutJaad. promised. Ladies Mite Society meets with Mrs. Katie Biggs visited Jana Perry one Eva McDonald March 20th. night last week. Mr. Craigs people have moved a^ray. We notice Roy Smith helping himself around with two crutches. The fault of We are sorry to hear IL There were five delegates elected for the ax. Henry Mark and family were the guests the Sunday school convention at Nash­ ville. of his brother Sunday last Mrs. Gary Baker is at Cedar Creek mak­ Addle Perry is still caring for her fath­ ing 8 visit. er who Is no better. Charley Andrus is working for Mr. Quimby. Dawson. The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. There will be a song service at tbe Baehellor last Thursday and was well aU Yeckiey school house next Sunday even-­ tended. Adjourned to meet with Mrs. Ing. Tbe W. C. T. U. was well attended^ Seely In three weeks. All are co rdlally The talks by Prof. Taylor and Mrs. Grigs­ by were enjoyed by all. Fred Tanner has gone to Hickory Cor­ will be glad to learn she Is better at this ners to work thia summer. writing. Mrs. Rosa Rice was called home by the Milo. . . serious illness of her mother, Mrs Lowell. Mean temperature Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boocam visited their daughter at Nashville last week. 58 degrees. Spring weather, farmers, are fitting their oat ground. W. A. Spalding purchased 4.006 bu. of Carlton Center. ’ F. B. Fleming and wife have moved to wheat last week and shipped 0 our loads. A Mr. Hunt of Cadillac vlsUed H. W. Hastings. The warm weather of the past few days Willlans last week. Detroit has a monopoly of supreme court has wound up sugar tnaki ng. . Mrs. Olive Carpenter of Hastings is under Mayor Pingree. Mis* Eva Johnson is dangerously sick visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter invited. Tbe many friends of^Irs. Alt Lowell Covert at present writing. School will not commence until April 2nd. . ’ A good many of our citizens attended with heart trouble and lung fever. The writer learned yesterday, Sunday, that H. W. Willlama and wife are on the sick list and called Dr. Hyde. Also that Clarence Doolittle h sick with tbe mala­ tbe funeral of Geo. Whitney Sunday. rial fever. Mrs. Dill Cain is on the sick list Several ear loads of hay was shipped Theo Jones has moved back to bis from Mito tost week. This u a new farm in We*t Carlton. Mrs. John O'Connor and sister Minnie money Item for tbe fanner*. They claim visited thef? parent* in Yankee Spring* there 1* more money in wiling than la feeding. A* to the future hewett to tbe past week. CbM Wrtitbl clMed bl, Kbool la the their farms Is a qnesitoa for dlaeurekm. Tbe writer eeamMag bi* dtory Mi BoUlir dlMrin last Friday. > Mr. and Mn. lari MMMokUa han raat- >00 erf th*naktaau «C the towwhlp < CAobMbM «» M jNy* •d nmu ot Mn. Tnnuao BarruM. Tb./ �Hastings Banner^ WORLD’S Thursday, March 2a, 1894.; C THl GREAT MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. FAIR STATEMENT. •ays HOOD'S ch and the vlt*' ,or" CIvsa Strength WAAKlAOtOk. M«eh iBl-StAtlAUre ot The secretary of the board of world’s fair managers for the state of Michigan has issued a report showing the ex­ penditures from August 5, 1801, to March 1,1W4, aa follows: Oousiroctloa a^i.1 furnishing of building. HALW 11.Ml Board and general expenses.’ 10, AT 0,10) Secretary's salary sod c-xpeuxes 1.010 Expense of welling building, etc... ..... Ceremonies dedication and Michigan days 10,1 <7 AfmculsuratexhiMta............................. . It ITO Miner*! exhibit* General atato exhibits . 4.0W Bducatiooal exhibits ........................... Forestry exhibits i 1,413 Woman’s work exhibits Bev. J. Iferrltte D. A Is widely known as pastor of the First M. R. Church at Columbia CHy, Indiana, and Is a powerful pulpit orator. Ute book, “ Samson and Shylock, or a Preacher’s Plea lor the Workingman,” hu received ranch praise from press and clergy. Dr. Driver says: “ Columbia City, Ind., June 3,1U3. *0.1. Hood Si Co., Lowell, Mass.: *’ Dear Sirs — Among the raDIcrs of all the vital forces. I regard Hood’s Sarsaparilla 03 the generaMn-chlef. Crowded and over­ worked, as a preacher and lecturer, I some­ times am conscious that I am not measuring up to the best that I am capable of doing. A few doses—a bottle or two—of Hood's, however, greatly Invigorate My Body, Clarify My Mind, and The total number of bushels of wheat reported marketed by farmers tn the state in February was 1,035,187, and in the seven months. August to February, 10,885,089, which was 344,884 buahalsltea than reported marketed in the same months last year. At twenty-three el­ evators and mills from which reports were received there was no wheat marketed during the month. In con­ dition live stock averages from four to seven points below a full average, com­ parison being With stock In good, healthy and thrifty condltlon- Like a New Man. "In a week I am up to concert pitch again, cheerful, buoyant and ready for any work and capable of any feat of strength or eudarance. To all overworked profesilpnal n£u Hood’s .S.nrs:ij>;irilla Is a <«ml-send. “Very truly yours, hJuhx Merritts Duivxa." WILL AWAIT COUBT ACTXOX. materials used, •&, 158.903.358; and value of products. tB,S7Q, 197,034. The cot> taributlon to the wealth of the country, J it it is is stated, stated, is is more more clearly clearly shown snown by oy .. deducting 83,153,800.353, »5.138,860.333, tbe the coat of mama- , terial used, from the value of the prod-; w-.*fs.ga i ~-—k H,an. at an qw art u t>ota 'This leaves 330.^1 as the '■ Increased valuation of the raw ma­ terials. Health lu Mlchlgwu. During the week ended March 10 reports sent in by fifty-six obeervers in various portions of the state to the state board of health Indicated that in­ flammation of tho bowel*, intermittent fever and consumption increased in area of prevalence. Typhoid fever was reported at thirteen places, diphtheria al twenty-eight, measles at thirteen, scarlet fever at forty six and smallpox at Crystal Falla and Menominee. military'. Thu critical situation has nc<-n brought about by the determination of Waite to oust the two membersof tho fjr0 aud police board, Jackson Orr Bnj j, Martin, for protecting gem­ bling houses, and to place in office Santa Bo». »*»»W Keeanaa ne had no eduention. . Tnr haj>plMt negro In WlAoonrin dwell, in Madtaon. He .troeta, exhibiting a bullfrog threc eyoa—one in the center ot ita head. A rAUXB nt Stanberry, Mo., baa enough simple faith in mankind to adrertiae in the local newspaper for the reS^ry of . ten^taUon keg of btackberry brandy, which ha lost out of wugon on tbe Wffbway. Ax Omaha policeman haa been anapended for pc^fift of duty, bnt never wm poliocman. probably, erm before tnependod for oegloet under euch eir.-nmstanwt. A» he plead,, be entered a church, cad. boeominc Inter­ ested la the cervices, remained too oeioeK in tue afiernooti at '«'Sb%s t>.(. fr.M^LWfl,» ssjM.’yw?1 loon. tfo “nofint fine on uid uur» iw t A powder made from a foaeC ebell known aa "the devil’, thumb," ia re­ garded both aa a cure and a preventtva ot whooping ooogh in many paaia of England and Ireland.. Criph lb Cmexx, CoL, March 19.—Shrr Iff Bowers on Saturday called on Gov. Waite for troops to assist his deputies in maintaining peace st Altman, where the miners are striking for an eighthour day and the same wages aa were formerly paid for nine hours. -The minors are defiant and threaten to re­ slat the troops ou their arrival. A pitched battle la possible when tbe op­ posing sides meet In response to tbe demand tho First' regiment of Denver, with the signal, corps and the Chaffee light infantry : and company C, Second regiment, oij Pueblo, were ordered to proceed to Cripple Creek under command of Adjt1 Gen. Tarsney. • ---------1 DEATH OF AN AVENGER. ' n. a Nixon, a Batavia township tenner, was cremated in the ruins of his big grain ‘ > barn. It was not until the building „ twas nearly burned to tho ground that Mr. Nixon was missed. Forty sheep, four horses and other stock were burned. Nixon leaves a widow and several children in poor cir­ cumstances. HOOD’S Gideon Alien, JkScJ | w ft, 11 CONSUMPTIVE ’ I P* —11 * IK>V* WAITE. their auccesaors, S. D. Barnes and Dennis Mullins. Messrs. Messrs Orr and Martin, having obtained from tbe Strict court an injunction restrain- I CURES B , I c*u-i *“ M ““ oxrT?^‘fe,^Ba44aL2S-. RIERS Detectives unable clew to the were mvste^ nf to find m any *«w to the mystery of tha (liny-re.™ 1 mlaalonera In offloa Goa McCook will I^NAPolxs. Ind,. March lfi-TU oontar with th, governor al * o’clock' lbe forenoon, be to-day and wtU than decide upon hit line of action. that Saturday tbe sassratt* CURE 3A HriB.rii.AnB HUm.ll Ok best -a SJKKTltSM-' Thm KaTnrHIndTrrii platform favor* protection to American 01 Btr- ! te-Vta. government mrinn^X n “J-lonary at ponalon. tor disabled ret.rana, equi ot th.lak Hou. a W. SICK HEAD K Haary Benson, a wealthy farmer Uv ing meal- Filat, was. arrested charged With starving his horses. Mm Annis Fight, aged 60 year*, weak to bed In Detroit In good health Leri J. Simonton, 11 years X?"'' “d d’no'V1«»<»->trmJt pri^n hS dale, where be was born and where his mother now lives. Jamas Howard, an American civil enginesr, said to be a resident of Michi­ gan, was drowned in the Gulf of Cali­ fornia near Guay mas. Justin Lawyer, long a public officer at Coldwater, died at his home, aged TO years. No toe was to sight at St Ignaee, a northwestern gale having swept it out, carrying with it several fish ahantiee befendau?. der. eod Ineeerot bl, a. ;• AmSuSMlE Maemre to Ux rorn|.l>:i.M, plalat to be. filed, and copy tberfot . -Tranmrr HAI« **£»* tQMgk Sarsaparilla C ' * Boeron, March 11.—Gov. Greenhaigu haaalgned the Mil sboliahlng -real day." autaUtaUng in ita .trod April 1», the annivewy of the battle of Lex­ ington. The governor give, the hoUday aulaUtalad tbe name ot Lexington day, although no official denomination WAA given It by tbe I-^i.latore. Dakvia. CoL, Mgreh 1*. — Th, D,n.ar AgAAbbl, bAA breii .abmlttwd to th. Aoprenu court tor Arttl.mont. Ta, goreraor't oommunleAtlon to th, oonrt makre onr «,ooo woriA, ud after reciting the caae from the Ir»l up to th. preeent. day he aaka the court to decide which meu oonatltate the legal fire, police and wdaa rommlaelonero of the aty of IWnrer. Thi. »huiJOr. “* 7n*!nt lb« eonteorerey which two days ago threatened to plunge the city and state into bloodshed. Lqxdom. March 19.—Michael Davit th. well-known Irish leader, on Sandi Baavixom, March 15.-Freddy Geb­ adarrorod * mroting ,t Bally broth hard. th. wealthy and celebrated New Quroas county, Ireland. H. daMan York club man and whilom friend of he was convinced that Lord Rosabel that oaoa famed beauty, Mr. LlUla aa firm a home ruler as anv Gls Langtry, bro bwome a benedict QU aton Lan. J marriage wUb Mtea Ixralro H. Morita ot thia city, took place at 1>:« p nt It the preaano. of t wleel company. '"-Th. RO* bfrtodAy of Qon. Ke*l Bow, tbe Atxw- o-hb.-d tr.a. Osaka. Neb., March IB.—a Q ShrigIcy hu »»®d the Omaha Street Hallwar yyP^AX for *5,000 to retaberee the tt.-~ SLI ■fatarntb slrseSs. WM oelebreud her, A»d In many other dUee end to«ro* M ^CnlredButreyrelXa^ Stkouiwkum, Pa. March 10. CbrtAUAD Ehlar Al th lx ■ from }»11 ymtarflay, bnt luck H* ftMowdfiMafterservice c.c bltu of a ■gwl AMmmor ot Du. „nl„, « fault thwoof, said trill tx- tak-:. as ar ,eY^ bon-revidvnt dr«r:4ait And it is further ordered. That within twenr Wtfk^kSROtemHainaut eattfeacotn :'7; order to be publishd il; Havuaa^jJiS appearance. ' 03 Vi«-mkm Mana, r»urtta<»<>». -««w. Complainant's 8oikiu>r. John G. N \..j.rR, . f .e ■■ , Bsgt'tcr ir. CiAncen’ [A true copy.] NOTICE FOR BRAKING CLAIMS. Jitete of Mlcblrv . Cwib of lUrr-M. Notice la b-Tebj ghen. that by an >rder of *A« Probate Court for the (•I'.iniy of Baht, axle on the 2nd day of March. A.- D, sli months from that date alkiwed for erwfr tors t; present thrir claim araii-s: the esmi of Nehetnlah Cook, late of mi4 County de­ ceased. and that all creditors ol tud dtceand are required to present their clalnw to uM Probate Court, st the PcubMe oBl.v. in the etty <rf Bastings, for examlnahou fuid EllonDce. oe er befoce toe 2nd dat ot September next, and tint auch claims will be i^anl 1H..re *ald Court w Tuesday, tbe 51 b <Uy Of Jun? and un llMto. tbe Jrd day ol Septeriibt-r next, at IS o'clock k tbe forenoon of eaeb c»I thdaw Dated.March tnd.A.D . C*Aa. W. AKMrrbong. Judjre of Probate MORTGAGE SALE Default having been made in tbe exteittes aCaeattaln mortgage nude und ex-med by William P. Mldtuun and Mari- A sMsab. his Wtta, to lUnlei Striker. d.lt-.i April 3lU>. A D_ UM, Upon the vre-U half of tbe^outh e*»> q-airter aad tlse •oath east quarter of tie- soetbeut quarter Ol section Ore >.■< In town No. car north of range nine wcM in the county ot Itarn and State of MIchtgAn k;. .I co:.tsinlng id boa p.ireel» one-hundred eigutreu and > W «ff?s more or le» kccordlti, to, the United Stele niortgases ou page 35. w la-reLj tbr jmser oiuit therein contained bus Wren.-r operative, sto w suit or proceeding having >»-n instituted *t law to recover the debt wc«red by wdd s»dgkeeqrany part thereof ui*'n which mortgap there is claimed to be dur at t k h» dale '&♦ ,u® Of •9MRB6-100 dollars beside an aitrcreyftt d twenty-five dollars m previtnf for lc wd pWTMty Notice i» hereby rives tM fit above described prem;»<-* «>r *» nukh wtw« aS shall be reres-ary te *andy tbri <«< tetereet and legal eo«t.v will be *ollw'ZrE vendue on tbs 14!b day ot April. A. !’. l»L « M o’clock, a. m.. at the north iron’. **■.<*’■* Court House in the city ot Hastings »m ol Michigan. • Daxirl Siktkkb, Swnnftv. Dakiei. Striker, Att’y tn I’crsoo. Dated. January loih. 1KH MORTGAGE SALE. Default having beep made !c,sl’e of a certain roortgrte. rxreutvd by Forman and LyuuM W M. Aldrich, wife ot the «id Eyujaa W AWrrt. to David C. Eycte*hymer. dated the wre« day of November recorded th* e day of November. 1«. by tbe non ’ tbe interest due on the Mtveoteei** . “I ■ November, 1393 and more than ihl^L®? having elapeed since said Interval be«ae®» and payable and the s»nw “^5 S S «M David C E jci^hymer b»W elected to declare the whole an™* and intereat secured by said mortc*» payable pursuant to tbe term* ami Saw mortgage and on which said l» «w Al IKdAU hrreof three thousand seven Irandred and tbinj “ XditlO) dollars, notice Is hereby ;:.ren by virtue at tbe power of sale lu «>“ I shall foreclose the same bys tekM P®“ auction to the highest blddei at i^ef&OoqrUfou»S !nlV cit ^ oo tbe second day rt AfrtL J’J « ‘ o'clock, noon, of all ths’ ' STfiZtel of land altuated In the loanthip MW* tliiCT Coarity of Barry *’»’ s”k’f SS Sjrtbod te the north half o{ }J* jS quarter and the west ball of the n®p®Uei quarter of tbe south east quarter ot twterty-blne In township th"*-'« aSStwtet,containing om bnndrefla^^ land be the same more or l«» exrewmaw~^ nerrio. the right o w«) t ery^h of *aM I? said c-ount* Judge at Chas. B. Batch. AttontteforMoriwre DalW. HaMUxa. iwreral. r rfth. MOBTGASI BALK. a.rsnriiL®-'w.rerf t>>. NOTICE FOR HBABL'0 ClAlE^ .mi State of Michl can. ot NoTfce is b«"* ’VCounty ,fv‘"i1’of 21 coHnDo<*&7tbe Probate cettrt for »bf "4 p Iw.w made on the I5tb day of hvl r^1 Charles W.Braltb tv John G. Reuter on the mne date sad oc which said due ax tbe date h- rvof, n»e ed are required te prwent ihelr r «n ance. aa or l»efore the lMl»»iay and that xueb claims will te ‘■’."'f Court on Tuesday, tbe iNbrt A- |3 w WHtt as NOTICE OF BEARIN'' CUD0- SaKfiSE^Ssf ■<bl> Gtb dsyp’ *—> h mam: Allen. Complain a-< RKOI8TRAT1OK NOTfCF. To tbe qualified electors ol tbe City ci Has-, unav. ' None* i« bt-reby «tvva that Che Aldermen ol tlM-Mveral wards et the ncy of liartlB<«. bcv n>x M a Board of Registration, under and by virtu* of an art emitted -An art to further pre vrvr tfce purity of etecaotH-, and to guard Court Dtsmlasea u Murder Trial. . aRidnrt the abn*r* of lbe elective franchise bv Jndge Maxwell did an unprecedented FnMete B- Brownell. Who Killed CoL lOg Gov. Waite from forcibly removing a regi«tratlou of etertore. approved February H >K». as amended i<y/ett»l of Meesloa Laws, thing at Bay City by taking the mur­ w.>--.------- a,—— i were determined to resist to the approved Marrh to. IM3.” will tone on tHtur der case of William Sweeny from the March 3tst.. i«M.from 8 o'cloe£ a. m. to a Wabiumoton, March 16. —Francis Ed­ utmosL Whereupon the governor de­ dar. O'clock p. rn. in tbe tollo«Ing places.— First jury and directing a verdict of not win Brownell, a mar. whose name tx> cided to ignore the court entirely and Ward. Stanley's Blacksmith shop. Michiganguilty before all of the witnesses of the Ave.: Second Ward, Babcock’t <^cp«r shop. came a historic one during the late re­ culled upon the militia to assemble. «<*th cf C. K. A. 9. Depot, llastiuxs. । Tnlrd prosecution hod been sworn. Be con­ bellion. died In thia city at 10 His orders were to proceed to the city Warn. Council Rooms on State BL. over Hainv cluded the stabbing of John Markle was a. m. For some years Mr. Brownell hall and take it by force if necessary. & YanAnoan** more; Fourth Ward at Parker* Ersn when eflter preparations fall. Be sure to justifiable Hall, north ,tf Basutup HouM. for tbe pcrpo*e The city official-, accordingly kept of has been a clerk in the pension get Hood's and only Hmxl’s. eompletiag list of qualified . electors, wbrn office here. Mr. Brownell gained tho entire polioe force at the city ball and wlitre an persons eatlttol to the elccuve Took Hl* Own Ufa. Hood's PIRs cure liver ills, constipation, all day under orders to resist the sol ­ his fame in> the earliest days Byron IL Crane, a well-known busi ­ biUuusucM, jaundice, skk headache, Indigestion ness man at Albion, committed suicide of the civil war by avenging the diers if attacked. In addition several their niniM to entitle them to the privilege of • by hanging himself. Last summer he Msaaaination of CoL E. E. Ellsworth, hundred of the toughest citixcnx, many voting under this art. ' GKO. H. TINKLXM. Chairman Breinl of Regts„ records - ----- rein aa man-killei man-killers, was interested in the Hotel Manchester the famous commander of the Ells- of whom have utatton. ■ . were swqra in as deputies by -Sheriff worth zouaves, at Alexandria, Vo. The J ohn W eu « xbt , Secretary Board of Beglstradaring the fair at Chicago. Since the astings ity ank fair closed he had been in poor health incident created a furore at thu north Burchlnall and placed in the cibr hall Hastings, -x - Mich. and fanned into intensity the blaze oi s& reinforcement of the police depart­ and was despondent on that account. patriotism then sweeping over the land, ment Each deputy was armed with ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. CAraTJLI5.75,000.00 RANKFRS Tn HF TGtrn ' two ,lx-abool«rB and taalrucl*! to uro BANKERS TO BE TRIED. [ th.n tn of nK;oa.lty. Th. uoUro In the matter of .the estate ot Harvey F Andrew Moebar, an Insane man in SURPLU9 •IS.000.00. Scofield, has confessed to tbe murder of Tbe VFibcouaIii Supreme Court Make* Io- Wore armed with shotgUUS in addition BelUnger. deceased. . Ir1i.wp-<»Tlre<i under inr laws ot tbe State of Notice l» hereby given. That by virtue of a Mrs. Gierman, but no attention was llcenM- granted and given to me. the adniialstraMichigan. dlctment* Valid. to their dub« and revolvers. u< o! said relate, by Jacob 1.. Mel’eek. Judge of paid to his ravings. Milwaukee, March 17.—The decision ■ Federal Troops Called For. tbe >*rohate Court tor tbe county of Eaten, 1 shall <h-ei- f<>r business Bee. ts.l8M. Kalamazoo won In a cock-fight with of the supreme court on Friday over*] At the critical moment, when all ef- sell at auction to the highest bidder, at the otficehr: Grand Rapids, and a large amount of ruling the decision of Judge Johnson forts of leading citixena of the town had premises hereinafter described on Tuesday tbe znii day of February, twi nt H> o’clock, a. .tn.. D. G. ftolnM >u. President; money hands r. changed in quashing tho indictments against failed to get either side to back down a’lUw right, till* and Interest ot said dreeaaed Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. Mary Allard, 19 years old, died of • the Plankinton bank officials tbe governor called upon Gen. McCook, in and to the following described premises, to D. \V. Reynolds. Cashier. nil: smallpox at Menominee. There was makes valid sixty-two lodictmonts commander of the departmentof ColoTbe v-.utb one-half of the south east one dt actors: little danger of an epidemic. of two grand juries which redo, andtho matter ofpreserving fourth i1,*! of section thirteen-acres. - The D. B'. Reynold*, W. H Powers, east line ball IHJof south west quarter p«l of White lake is open and clear of ice, stand against some of Milwaukee’s the। peace went .into the .. . .hands . strong I). G. Rnblnsor. R B. Messer. section thiner**—ao acres. The north one halt which is the earliest opening known in ' most prominent citizens. The indict* of 1 the federal government Gen. Mo- [Hl of th* east one-ball (HJ of the east one-half Jobs Csrvrth, ' twenty years. j meats which were made valid by tbe Coo'>k had been prepared for just such [HJot the north west eoe fourth [\] of section P. T. Colgrove. iweaty-four [»)—fOscrm. Tbe sooth west oneAlthough March is usually the best decision were against the following; F. au emergency and the troops at Port fourth [talottbe south west one fourth [\] of 'Has tin.- only wiring* department in in Barry month for logging around Menominee, * * ” .. • m ,.------------ ------------ ., —gan. near this city, were in readt- Miction thirteen [ 131-■40 scree. All of tbe above County and pay* 4 per cent interest on all time deposits t^e recent warm weather has caused inton, Judge J. G. Jenkins, E. a ness to march. He wired them to come, operations to be practically suspended. Elliott, F W. Noyes, W. H. Monson, C. and a special train awaiting such an The Dickinson county relief commit­ L. Claaon, John B. Koetting and G. Q order soon brought five companies of ‘ regulars to the scene. tee has closed up Ita business and Trumpft, turned over the small amount o? money 1 MAAA AW atrip. Alm*. and provisions on hand to the poor' Auaxt uaxt., N. N. ¥.. T... Merck March H. 11.— —Acrom AaronAt ih«S p. m. th. governor withdrew A ­ The Niagara Falls Route.' Dated Ft Commissioners of the oounty, I blymAn Dawaon Haa lotrodncnd a bill 1°^”, Bn<^ lexued the following Ot COLKMAX. Robert Richards, a prominent mer­ io the ctate legiAiatnre which provide, P^-^xmAllun: Stations. Administrator. chant at Plainwell, has become partial- ’ that none but the American deg «hcll' “•AU guard of Ccii!1 companies of the.national -- —-------------------|n.ra.|p tn |p.m.|p.m.|a.m ly insane. He has begun numerous1 PROBATE ORDER. fly from any public buiiding in thb « Hastings ................... | 7 M| | fl i^tXBsj fljo Suits against his neighbors for imag* * State. The only exception it makes i| Ooms to Denver, which win be loaned Friday of At a awsboojM tbe Drobate Court, for Sun».. Ia inary debts owed him In the case of the visitation of tiny , W0ekDavis h. Waxtr Goreraoa rnfo^eSc*. in uSTSty ^Estlua. Ufn Logging roads in the vicinity of Iron-' representative of a foreign nation to I “Dkevxb. CoL, Tbureday.» p. m.warrw-cn. ;a.-» Icra.ln m HAen.ro,..................... 1||ub| al»)5.2, wood have been destroyed by the re- ’ thia country. | The withdrawal of the state troops said County, on Wedneadsy Lbe 7th day o! ——————— j from the scene of action wm tbe result C. n. O8BOBX. uxcl Axrol. Hcrilcga O. A. hroaur, G. F A T. A Oikaer Nearly one-half of the usual factory Wnwnvfn-vn w J B oon^erence between Got. Watte yPregoi, Cbarim W. Ansatrosg. Jodim ol Woaoarrail, Maro. March 17.-Th« ami Adjt Gen. Taranoy, at which it employes at Lensing are out bf em1^BP^ ^1“^r,Og o<, w“ ‘hat it would beimpoadblo Poundmaator McCarthy of Grand Iraan Prouty A Co. ot Spencer, one ol to take tbe" elty hall with theforoe the biggoat concern, ot ita kind in th. at hand without Bapida haa killed TOO dog* within the 1 r >t and unneoea*“1*ament to, ‘ rory low ot Ufa laat four months. the governor —— •• .— • — Chinese Inspector Downs captured j the benefit of it, creditor. Ita factory will call all the troops of the state to employe 2,000 handa No statement can Dmrer, And SAtunUy he will renew hie . ■ ■ J* • AkVJIAWMM , Mvv “AtouGH fifty pounds of opium at Detroit, but ' be obtained ot aarou and UablUtau the smuggler escaped. atumpl to InAtall Uh naw polio, oom. >n "»*< wUl turned or to mm other suitable H OBflEK OF ITBLlCATloy ■MM KMHu. BIU. jLdwu BLOODSHED FEARED. Cremated In Hl* Hern. Make me feel »-• OfftoRKh,- Px.rcR, CoL, Murch oef; products. UM,MRttt Mlchlgau—Establishments, I2.IW- opttal. with a body of state troops on Thure­ day attempted to forcibly instell his WCt.4lk.teO; produrtariT7.Wfl.T0iL :^totcreob th. are -d P°>£ WlsoonoiD—EataBUsbirtmM. 10.41T: capital, WMM&,4M; preduote, •XMLlte. boAril De wa. met by un Armed for* Indiana—EBtabtlshmuntH. 13,354; capita*. -1*aof police And deputy •heriff\""dh* tte.308; products, blJdy Affrey WM frely »«rud Ohio-Eateblishmeuls, capital, ***' th. ArrlTAl ot federel troore And the In 7W.UI9; product*. »41.ftW,tel. Nebraska—Eaubllsbmvnut. RQ14; capital. W.terventlon ot prominent dtiaens. MB.B08; products. KM.037.701 Almost Veder Martial LawThe total number pf manufacturing It is a grave situation that confronts eetabl Ishmon to In tho United States if tbe people ot The nattooiai reported as 353,401, aa against lu 1880. The summary of totals girea guard of Colorado is under arms, tbs the following figurea for 1890: Capital; federal ^roops from Fort Logan have Lon called out, and although martial •0,181,475,803; miscellaneous expenses, luw haa x>ot been officially declared •0S0,944,068; aggregate of the aver­ age number of employes, 4,771,­ there is no other recogniaed 813; wages, ••.883,843,905| coat of In Denver than the strong arm of tne ‘ Monthly Crop Report. /■ a, ern states as follows: lUtaols- Eatabhabmenus »X4«; »«£««>“ capital, IfiCAOOOlL value of product*. tWS.w. ^lowa—RatabUshmsnu. T.teh caplud. IT7.H1- .•in, oeo Total 3: “St 5,'“’ - manufactures in the U ntted State*, cording to the figures from ths census of IW0, make a showing for northwest­ COOK~B^OS’’ PopuIar_Preacher LOOKED LIKE WAR- NORTHWEST. jit i® iSSw,* <>1 ft** . • ■ • �Hastings Banner Thursday March aa, 1S9,. ' "*W. R- COOK. Local Editor. BUSINESS carbs: ONRLE BROS. 4 Tpaacrial Artists. Shop first d<»or exnt of Lunn's Tatlor Shop. Th** U""’e»t. styles of hair cuts. Our shaves win suit you. Give us a trial. Terms reason- K T AMES M. BAUER, ,J ‘ Auctioneer. HaaUnga, - - - Micb. See mo if you are «otng to have an auction ,«Ule of any kind. Have bad large experience an-i will give you satisfaction. Terms reason* S. I’ALMETlER. 1 J. M. SMITH. OFFICE OF PALMERTON Jt SMITH Conveyancing a specialty. Woodland, Mich JI M. Woodmansee. LAW and COLLECTION OFFICE. The Irishman was about right who said nested its operations pronounce it a valua­ of the grip. “H took me about three ble aid for lessening farm labor and ft de­ weeks after I was entirely well before I vice which would find ready pur­ began to feel better.” chasers should he conclude to,have it man­ The first snake story of the season ufactured and placed on the market.-rcomes from Barney Norwood and ta as Charlotte LeaoVr. follows: While coming up frotn his other Allegan people are not very well pleas­ farm he discovered and killed ten streak­ ed with their newly appointed postmaster, ed snakes of all lengths and sixes. They John C. Bracken, and If one-half the re­ cau now be seen there if any one doubts ports are true concerning him, It is a his story.—Delton Herald. shame he should be appointed. \t Is said Every mother should keep a bottle of that ew>n the democrats, many of them at Carter’s Extract Smart Weed in the house. least, have no use for him. A poetitlou Was W ben the little one comes home with wet largely signed by Allegan citizens and feet aud chilled, a hot sling of Carter’s Ex­ business men and sent to Washington, tract Smart Weed will prevent taking and his nomination still hangs fire.—Otse­ cold. Children like it, it is as pleasant go Union. as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. Edmond Travis, a young tad, ran away A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cut the mucous phlegm out of the throat and lungs in a few hours, mak­ ing It a sure cure and quick cure and pre­ ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles all come from a neglected cold. W. H. Goodyear. from his mothers home in Arizona and reached Otsego, where bls father lived, af­ ter some “trials and tribulations.” He is wow going to school lu that village. Ten years ago last Monday occurred Allegan’s big fire In which all of her busi­ ness blocks were destroyed. Among valuable things burned was a trunk full Saturday night D. N. Stowell drove to of autograph letters oL-floury Clay, Dan­ T\taward Taggart lx>yal E. Knappen. town, made a few purchases, placed the iel Webster, and other correspondents of Uj Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART. KNAITKX & DENISON, articles In the buggy and hitched the Horace Greeley, belonging to Don Hen­ gnawing at his heart, not In the unselfish LAWYERS. horse near Kilpatrick’s. When ready to derson of the Allegan Journal, who was striving for the happiness of others, but Rooms 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg„ go home hla horse was missing and was one time private secretary of Mr. Greeley. Grand Rapids, Michigan. in tbe drug, opium. found at home. The tie strap and blanket The Allegan Journal appeared, adorned ALICE K1r£ M. D., Does the rest of the story need telling? were found In the buggy, but the goods with a rooster last week. The Republi­ . Physician and Surgeon. Is there ever any halting lu that down­ Hastings. • • Mich. were gone, proving conclusively that cans of that village elected their president, ward road? v>! calls iirumpdy attended day or night. Ofsome one had untied the horse and started treasurer, and four trustees to the •Demo­ tee over F. G. Stowell’s boot and shoe store. Be careful that you do not judge him. him home.—Woodland News. crats clerk and two trustees. Herman fl. As y ou pass him in the street beware how AMES A. SWEEZEY. A. J. Reynolds and P. H. Brumm have Cook for treasurer received the largest your lip curls in condemnation. Attorney al law, Leave Hastings. Mich. purchased the stock of groceries of Geo. majority of any one on the ticket. judging and condemning to our ail-wise Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ W. Francis & Son, and have taken poss­ Allegan County prohibitionists will Father who knows how be was tempted, lections promptly attended to. ession. While we are sorry to lose Messrs. bold a canvention in June.' who remembers "that we are but dost.” R. E. H LATHROP. Francis from among our business men, Mildred Marsh. Al a teachers’ .examination in Eaton Homoepathic Physician and we are glad to see their stock fall Into the county recently, a young man of about. 18 Surgeon . hands ot two such reliable, straightfor ­ Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New years who aspired to become a pedagogue ward young men as Messrs. Brumm aud was asked to give the height of Niagara Drug Store. All calls promptly attended to. Reynolds. We congratulate tbe new firm Falls. “About sixteen or eighteen feet,” One of tho Odd Attractions of tha and wish for them abundant success.— was the reply. “Isn’t that a little high?” A. SCRIBNER, M. D.^ Midwintar Fair. . Physician and Surgeon, Nashville News. questioned the examiner. “Perhaps Delton, Mich. Our orchards are now quite free from they’re not quite as high as that,” con­ An Exact Copy of an Old Mining Camp Office In residence, one block east of depot. fungus, are jet heavily with fruit buds, are cluded the aspirant for a certificate. PlayboaK* — Mock Gold Past A. * C. IL BARBER Gamblora— Dlv*r and Shark recuperated, and prospects are decidedly Last Saturday Mrs. Kate Donevan, of . Physicians and Surgeons. brighter for a larger crop than for several Arlington, gave her hired man—a colored Calls in city or county responded to with years. The grower who sprays his tret's, fellow named Wash Chaver—850, with promptness, uay.^r night. _________ One of the features lately added to cultivates them properly and thins the Instructions to go and pay her taxes. the exhibit to bo made In tho fortyA. SHELDON, fruit so as to prevent overbearing, will Chaver hitched Mrs. Done van’s horse to niners' mining camp at the California « Abstract and Real Estate Office. reap a harvest. The conditions which Dennis Hurley’s road eart, came to Ban­ midwinter fair is the building designed Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loin on Real Estate Real Estate brought about the failure of the last three to represent the theater of old-time gor, put out the horse In the Sebring barn «iid on coiumlsslou. General conveyancing, In point of fact the flr.vi ig a complete sei of Abstract Books, com- years are not likely to be repeated soon, and took the train north and has not been pioneer days. building to be erected is really modeled •<1 from lhe Record*, can firrulna complete aud In any event we have such facilities beard from since.—Bangor Advance. trad*. C. ft BROOKS. Cleric after an old structure which a few for destroying fungus and insects that S. W. Mankin has paid his last assess­ years ago existed in a mining town of M. FOWLKR,D.D. $. failure Ih impossible.—Grange Visitor. ment in the K. O. T. M. He was seventy tho Black 11 ills. The interior will be decidedly rough, and purposely so, aa OfllCC hours 8 a m. to 5 p.;ni. ________ After July 1st the postal note will be I jtnioviu years old mi the 7th of jiBivu. March. uv He will • < in v. ”... draw abandoned as a medium of. transmitting ' $.100 every six months now as long as he there was not a great deal of fresco p HI LIFT. COIiGROVp, Ing and high-art decorations in voguo money by mail and the pustoflk’r order ' Hves or until he ha3 Si.OOO. and ho has no JL Attorney at Law in ’40 in tho mining camps. The walla (Successor to Smith! A Colgrove.) system will be so arranged that orders not; morc asseaamenti nor dues to pay.—Hop- will be papered, however, with por­ (OtBee in Union blodk. Hastings.) Practices In all tbe courtt'ortbe state. traits of a great number of actors. In­ exceeding 32.50 can be procured for three kius Cor. in Allegan Journal. cluding pretty nearly all who in tho t E.’ KEN ASTON, cents.—Numerous exchanges. The keel to the boat the Adventists are .\ ‘ Attorney at Law, We have takeq tbe pains to look up this building lu Allegan was laid this week, past achieved more than mere local fame. Prominent places will, of course, (Over J 8. G.HMtv.sar 4 •’<>.%store.i Practices 1 n All coarttof 'be Sutei Uollectimw matter in the very latest editions of the and work on the vessel will progress be given those old-timers of the Cali­ jTomptly .tUDfilr.g to. _____ monthly periodical Issut'd by tbe postoffice steadily. It will be seventy-two feet In fornia stage whose names and mem­ R. TIMMERMAN. Hououpathlc Phy- department and can find nothing to war­ length over all and seventeen foot beam. ories are still dear to such of her pres­ I' . sician and Surgeon. rant such a statement. Postmaster Gener­ Two months and a half will be required to ent population as were fortunate (OfflN ot*r Lathrop'» dr«»g al Bissell's annual report to Congress con­ finish it with the present force—four men. enough to have witnessed their past tained no such recommendation, either. It will be a stern wheeler, modeled after historic triumphs. The building is designed for actual The Dean is evidently a mistake; it is also tbe old style Mississippi boats, and steam use as a theater during the continuance misleading.—Portland Observer. will be the motive power. The timber of the exposition, since performances The following from the Detroit Journal and machinery for It will be shipped from of various kinds will be given within concerning Dr. 11. F. Thomas, our . repre-! Battle Creek. Tbe boat will be fitted for it from time to time, but it will also be tentative at Congress wilt be of interest:— church purposes and used In missionary utilized as a museum, in.which will be exhibited a vast array of theatrical Dr. Thomas, the congressman from work ou the Mississippi river and its relics and curiosities. Allegan, Mich., Is doing more free doctor­ southern branches. When completed It Among other things there will be ing these days than has ever before fallen will be launched ou tbe Kalamazoo, taken shown the first dress ever worp by Ed­ to his lot as an active physician. He Is to Saugatuck, thence to Chicago, and from win Booth on the stage, and also the the only doctor among 855 members of there via tbe canal and Illinois river to its shot's which were upon the feet of Ed­ -POSITIVELY CURESmund Kean during that actor's last congress, and every lime one of them feels destination.—Allegan Journal. performance of Othello—the perform­ groggy, falls down, has a faint, or gets ance which ho carried through while under the weather, tbe doctor from Alle­ actually dying on the stage. AltoSPRING TIME. The con­ Sether, it is stated that many thousand SlecpIeKsneas and1 all derangmientfl of the gan is called into requisition. Nervous System. ' gressional stomach Is not a sturdy Institu­ □liars' worth of curiosities have been loaned for the purpose of the museum. tion at Its best, and Dr. Thomas finds Richard Foote will be sole proprietor himself kept busy combatting tbe effects Chronic Catarrh. and manager of this quaint theater. of stewerd terrapin and lobster a la New RcbULcbs Notwithstanding that a great number of He is putting up the building at his Purely Vegatable, gusranted free from Burg as well as the plainer maladies in­ people have been cured of chronic catarrh own expense and according to Ills own cident to life on the Potomac flats. Tbe opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. by taking Pe-ru-na during the past cold other day Representative Deburrow of M. D. Bailey, Receiving Teller Grand Rapseason, yet It can not be denied that the cij (Mich.) Savings Bank, buys he cannot say Chicago, had a fainting spell in tbe hobse cold, wet, stormy winter has retarded too much In favor of -Adlronda,” Wheeler's lobby. Dr. Thomas was soon by his side, Hea rt and Nerve Cure. many cures. But spring time has come Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine applying restoratives, and was re-inforced at last, and now is the time for all catarrh Co.. Cedar Springs, Mich. Sold by. by SurgeonXleneral Wyman of anti­ sufferers to begin a systematic course of cholera fame and head of marine hospital treatment for this disease. The greatest HASTINGS, MICH service. Dr. Thomas has been treating difficulty in the way of treating chronic Duborrow ever since. When Representa­ catarrh Is that the patient is so- liable to MTEATM tive Gorham slipped aud fell on the Icy catch cold during the treatment, and thus steps of tbe eapitol, Dr. Thomas was cal­ delay a cure. This liability at this season CIRCULATION • led and attended his Michigan associate of the year is. In a great measure, remov­ through his long aud painful confinement. ed, and no one should neglect the oppor­ These cases attracted some attention, and tunity to begin treatment. Send for free Hereafter. changes for advertisements as a result. Dr. Thomas Is ■ center of in­ must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to hook. insure insertion in tbe issue of the week quiries and plaints of public men who As a spring medicine Pe-ru-na Is a nev­ feel dizzj. In order to take care of thfe hen brought. er failing remedy. It cleanses tbe blood thriving practice be keeps several pads of THE THEATEB OF mOFEEB DATS. through digestion, and gives tone to tbe If you decide re take Hood’s Sarsaparilla d • physicians prescription papers in bls not be Induced tn buy any substitute article. desk, and ita a poor day when he does not whole fiysXem by increasing tbe nutritive idea. There will be plenty of tallow candles for, footlights, and striped Take Hood's and only Hood's. value of the food. “Spring fever” as it is prescribe pills or powders for.some ailing sometimes called, which produces a tired blankets that would gladden the heart colleague. Altogether, the Michigan man of a Piute maiden will be used for cur­ Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure out. sleepy feeling, and inability to do looks after the health of more men of na­ tains. There will be no cushioned much mental or physical work, is the re­ Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. armchairs in the auditorium, but in­ tional reputation than any other doctor in sult of a sluggish digestion, and no blood stead the hard, though typical benches Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure the country. medicine will be of any use whatever un­ Of’40. a cold In tbe bead. W. H. Goodyear. The very beat companies procurable less it is able to rectify the impaired di­ Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure is the beet gestion. The great popularity that Pe-ru- will present such plays aa were the NEIGHBORING COUNTIESsoothing and healing. W. H. Goodyear. rage in early days. If possible Modna has Is due to the fact that in all sueh Jeska, Lotta and others who delighted A hot allng of Carter’s Extract Smart Thomas Riley la the possessor of a COW eases It at once corrects digestive derange­ the miners years ago will be engaged. Weed will core the Grippe. W. H. Goodworth having. One day last Tom found ments and enriches the blood by- purify­ The ’40 mining camp will be an exact her with a fine ealf at her aide. He went ing this very important’ source of that counterpart of One of those interesting Caater’s Croup and Consumption Cure Is In to dinner and after the meal thought be vital fluid. Send for free book on spring outposts of civilization except aa to the best cough medicine. W. H. Good­ would give her a warm mash. What was medicines and spring diseases. Address the gambling dens. They will be there, for no mining camp was ever bis astonishment on going out to find two The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufactoriug com­ without them, and they will run with Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure more calves. One died in about an hour pany, Columbus, Ohio. doors wide open. Roulette, monte, In­ relieves at once. Try it; never fails. W. but the other two are doing finely.—Ver­ dian pokhr, chuck-a-luck and faro will IL Goodyear. attract the players. Anybody may mont vill) Etho. The local council of the Michigan drop in the game and humor his pen­ II. Culler and family moved to Hastings E. L. DrAe. of Delta. t« one of y«>T chant H he feels so inclined. AU be yesterday. We wish them success In their progressive farmers who never Idles sway Liquor Dealers Protective Association, of has to do Is to procure gold dust—brass new home.—Freeport Herald. the momenta, but l» ever on the alert for Grand Rapids, have decided to take an filings—of which there will be plenty active part in the primaries at tbe coming Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure improvements. During tbe quiet winter given away in the camp, and buy chips city election. from the dealers. Apropos of chips, will cure coughs and croup, acta quick, flays be employed hto lng«nuUy Id devis­ fne ’4» mining comp people have secured Mr. Addison tbe baggage master at ing an easier way of husking corn than tastes good. W. H. Goodyear. tbe old fashioned way. The result is s de­ Port Austin, who was so badly crushed the valuable ivory faro chips used In Hardwood ashes as a fertilizer are worth between two passenger cars recently, Is the famous El Dorado gambling den from 811 to 840 per ton In the eastern vice which he attaches to bis ensilage cutter in San Francisco in 1849. In a very critical condition. His home is states. Lots of these ashes are not used which enables two m?n to husk 125 busb­ One of the sensations of ti»e exposi­ eta of corn per dor. "Those who have wlt- In Port Arthur tion will be' the diver Kohana Maka. In Michigan. Ail business promptly attended to. and Only IInod’s. w*-a* >nd -weary, nvrrworl tired? Hood’s-Kpr-a'sirllJa I* jii'i »he l— ymjjieea to purin ..nd cpilrkru ><r.ir blood lugtvejou t-i'pcntestKi If yoa rhlrtotake Hood’* S«rM’>whlod>> a rt be doc'-d to tmr any Olber. Ary* #'».*< t**ubst1itto uiiui bt»r retusdy Is |>roj| of nw n»eri. of ■ .owl’s. . of Our Ertend*. wnose record as a tong^aistance swai* xo. v. „ । mer. deep diver, and shark hunter sur* There are lives upon which sorrow falls the great with a refining and purifying influence. Pacific. It is Kohana Maka who has kept alive the old shark-hunting cus­ Lives that are uplifted instead of being tom of the early kings of Hawaii. Jn debased by the presence of care and grief. former days it was the custom of royal But all natures are not so purely pulsrd, sportsmen to go to sea frx their war « and to our more unfortunate brothers, canoes or catamaran, taking along a large bowl of chopped enemies. This sorrow comes with a curse. .James Eagen was, five years ago, one of bowl was placed over the water and fragments of hashed Kanaka were our most promising young men. Not es­ thrust through a hole in the bottom of pecially talented, but faithful in the dis­ the bowl, thus attracting schools of | charge of duty, earnest aud light-hearted. man-eating sharks. When the sharks ! Only one of Um "rank and file.” a-s some became thick around the boats a native ( one says, but how. would t’.c world’s bat­ king would dive in among them, knife tles be fought were it not for this same In hand, and, coining up under the school, would stab one as he arose. “rank and file?’’ In one short week death This is one of the things that Kohana robljed James Eageu of wife arnFtbltd. Makadoes in these days. There will How did be bear It? As we all bear »>uch ba no sharks in the little lake within • sorrows at first—because we must. But the Hawaiian inclosure at the midwin­ If time does not bring us “some ease of ter exposition, but there will be ample sorrow” it brings to us a sense of the duty- room for diving and for Kohana and other swimmers to exercise. Four we owe the world, yea tho duty we owe women and three men, all experts, ourselves. So we taRe up life’s burden form the company of swimmers, and press on. headed by Kohana Maka. They will But to James Eagcn came no such not only illustrate the aquatic feats awakening. Hard and repellent thoughts for which the islanders are famous, against God and man grew In his hear*. but will meet alt comers in any form He sought relief from tbe bitter pain of aquatic sports. M O THEATER OF FORTY-NINE a ust ctfgdsUau, cure headache. Try » box- CONSUMPTION is averted, or if too late to avert it* It is often cured and aJuays relieved by Scott’ Emulsion tho Cream of Cod-liver OIL. Cures Coughs, Colds and Weak Lungs. the world over, endorse it. Employ** of Railroad*. It may astonish the general public to know chat nearly 200,000 men are employed on the linos running out of Chicago and 185,000 on the lines run­ ning out of St. Louis, not Including the men employed in a clerical capacity OP the BttachaB of tho general traffic Dw't lie deceived tj SaDstitutes I EVERYTilINQ The Benjamin machine works will soon be a reality at Reed City. Mr. Benjamin says he will give employment to about thirty men the first year and three times that many the second. In the line of choice candies, fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery goods, constantly kept on hand. Prompt attention given to all orders. Call and see me at Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been usea for children teething. it sooth* the child, soft­ ens tbe sums, allays all pain. cures wind relic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentyfive cents a bottle. Bold by all druggists throughout the world. CITY BAKERY fl. E. REMKES, FK2FK H What is P ADIRONDA Wheeler's Nerve HEflRT DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Epllepsu, UNEXCELLED FOR^— LOCAL NEWS. This'week, 92 quires. 393 CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Inflints’ and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. . Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas« toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. ** Castoria !s an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers her© repeatedly told ma of its good effect upon their children.’' Da. G. C. Osgood, Lowell, Mom. “Our physician* la tbe children'b ilipart •* Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope tho day Is not and although vro only haw atn—c our medical suppUea what is known destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, wouthlng syrup and other hurtful favor upon it The Inter Ocean ------------------------------ IS THE------------------------------ MOST POPUIAB REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST ------AXDI— HRS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION th:f=?ivis by mail DAILY (wfflwit Sntey), »6.00 K ,«r. SEHI.VEEKLY, . . *2.00 As a MW.NPK THB INTBX OCBAK DAILY (al* ta. WEEKLY, . . . 01.00 abmat ol lha Horn la a. raspseta. OF CURRENT LXTBRATURB. The Weekly Inter Ocean the literary featarea of th* Dally. AS.AFAinLY.PAPKR.ITMCBLg *“^^t A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, <W BIGHT ADDITIONAL FADES. la all SIXTEEN FADES TM. SuMfcmoot, eoatoininx SIX PAGKB OF RKADINO MATTER aad TWO FULL-PAOK ILLUSTRATIONS, ta alone worth the price charged for tbe paper. THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, the newa and commw* dal center of all west of the Allegheny Mountain*, and ia better adopted io the needs of the paople of that acction than any paper farther East. It ia in accord with tbe people of the West both in Politics and Literature. DOLLAR PER YEAR. Address THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago. For a short time wc will send th^ Hastings Banner and Week’y Inter Ocean, the twp paper? for only one dollar per year ’ in advance, to Bury County (Garters. Those out of County £i.25 year. COOK BROS. �BNTlHTAtH TIM Hastings Banner. Thursday. March «, >894MlUHALLl-.COOK.r*11^ ro.rorr.CK, xl'gDBT 14. 1878. editorial notes 'gov. RICH SUSTAINED. Tbe Supreme Court of the stale has sustained Gov. Rich In his action of oust­ ing tbe indicted state officials, tbe de­ cision being given Tuesday. At the spring election of 1893 tbe elect­ ors of the state voted on three amend­ ments to tbe Constitution, one of which was for an increase of salary of state of­ ficers. This was declared carried, but a short time ago Gov. Rich discovered that the salaries amendment bad. not carried. The vote was re-canvassed, such was found to be the case, the grand jury call­ ed aud the officials indicted on various ical creed. America for Americans both nativ* and naturalised. to my hope and ambition. A man’s religious sympathies rightfully embrace the world, bnt tbe field of bls political activity may be properly limited to his own country. I would build upon this continent a nation of transcendent power and greatness. I would kindle a light upon this hemisphere before which other elvUizatieas will pale their Ineffectual fires. I would make the ting tbelr letters to m w much sooner this week than usual. Their promptness Is appreciated and we trust will be con­ tinued. We want to bear from you all, every week, but please mail your items so that they will reach us on Tuesday at lat­ est If poaeible. '■Loxl.fl l..t year OMtlnn w«« dwldrd »P™ “ tbe pla« thl" ,e*r' , hl. tines tire department hold, tn position amoog the departments cd th. An instructive and profitable program was given before the M. E. Sunday school state and It tas won tenors tor n«U •“ last Sunday on “Temperance” We wish toe the e«r to se.srel state rootest. and every boy In the city might have heard borne awar tte champion prlaea- Tneiw products of our artisans, the condition of the excellent and forcible talks given. In vlctorlea tare adrerttaed the name ot tbe our laborers, and the wisdom of our connection with this subject, we give be­ city ot Haulers abroad, and risen It an scholars the envy of every nation of tbe low an illustration which shows how the excellent reputation tor eotorprtae, and world. This I would do,' not by depress­ people In the United States spend tbelr progrcMlveMM. Three annuxl meetings are always largeing others but by elevating ourselves. money annually. It gives food for a great I, attended Uy deleratea from erery part Auri having attained to. this excellency, deal of thought. of the state, and nothing should be left Home and Foreign Mfssions3 I irould maintain it at all hazards. For Publie Muestioo undone to entertain them in a saltable the health of our people, 1 would quaran­ Boots and Shoes-.. Cotton floods manner. Todothbof course wUl take tine every port; for their Independence Woolen Goods wme money, though the individual and wealth. I would enforce a protective amounts will be small If each person will tariff; put limitation upon immigration, Tobaceo St. Ata« (talU, IT*1*' h *•*•«*» «l«ta from thia Will give their ibnn.i •— w. . • disease. Tmite earn tad ooearrta ta tbe ell, h Au elaborate —— , be*"* Uh ta«rtl or ta»lth lnfomJ House. TwxlV» Bhxsom Dollar loss or trade. £“‘"V™“*• this city. Surely tbe United A prominent Easter Offerings. fantara ot UUx Mrs. Spence was a quiet un- •nd tor tkl> aCeua hortehoklers and Her utetalu phyrtatan .re tabte. * wort to ita wlM b Wfielenl ata »u The Detroit Journal has organized a do their doty to M.l»tlna tta btaM of health to stomp out thl. dtaue U as P«»ll>le. Steles i-X Tick“. uc “Ml.ab.tataU^ C. L. B. c. win tn*et .in M Cta teacher is Detroit. Tbe one rewiring tbe Hon. H. F. Thomas is making a good California MM-WtaWr D. W. Ravagi W. Lowbt E. G. Holbrook ClM.leUUn (taw Health. fro“ inbnrtu fl AU are cordially wel­ come to these sendeee. Epworth Uague services a« 8 p. paper R fill New Paiiems gSS Liquor......................................................... I,000p90fi0) and for their intelligence and virtue, I do as be should. Hastings owes a great This year every republican should deal to its excellent fire department and would establish compulsory education. Protection everywhere; abandonment no­ make it a point not only to attend his cau­ slaoulfi make an extra effort to royally en­ where. If this to robbery, I plead cus aud help to nominate the best men, tertain those who wW be her guests next bnt after the candidates are nominated he guilty to the Indictment.” month. charges. •. • A man who cherishes such sound pro­ should work at the polls and get his A meeting of the department was held This is a brief history of the affair. In tective ideas Is a safe man to represent friends to vote. Contrary to the prophe­ Tuesday evening to consider the question, sies uf the opposition after the last national and the following committee was appoint­ tbe transaction Gov. Rich has simply done this district election tbe party Is not all dead yet, and ed from the firemem W. A. Scldmore, R. . his doty and his action will win him the If the props and pUlara that sustain the the experiences of the last year have led J. Bell. Jas. Donovan, Wm. Miller, Dell pupport of every lover of an honest ballot edifice of national prosperity are knocked and a fair count. No greater crime could many to feel that there Is greater need for Newton, Ed Schumann. A. Benkes and be committed against tbe people * of the from under it the entire structure will tum­ its existence now than ever before. Tbe Itee Cooley. The following clUxens commit State than the one at Lansing, the details ble to the ground. Tho sustaining props of experience of the past year has shown tee was also appointed to act with the fire­ of which, as shown, are far greater and American prosperity have been Irrefutably what free trade threats will do, and those men; D. W. Reynolds, 8. Greusel, W. R. proved by experience to be Protection for who have experienced It feel that the more wide spread than at first reported. Cook, W. F. Hicks, Frank Brodeaser, J. Gov. Rich has done his full duty, and tn our domestic industries, for our employers good old times of 1892 cannot come too W. Bentley, and E. Y. Hogle. D. W. doing it he has not deviated one whit In and employed, from the ruinous competi­ soon. Every republican should attend Reynolds was elected chairman until bls bls straightforward course adopted at tion of foreign rivals. The difference be­ caucus, see that the best and cleanest men successor in office as XA)’°r waa elected fiist. Tbe indicted officials gave up quiet­ tween high wages here and low wages are nominated, and then get out and hus­ and W. R. Cook was elected Treasurer. ly and peaceably. The Governor lias ap­ abroad ean be adjusted, aa trial has dem­ tle. Don’t think that victory will come The meetlng;wlil be beld April 16th. pointed Washington Gardner as Secretary onstrated, only by tbe imposition of duties without work. and ITth. and a committee will probably of State; J. M. Wilkinson, Treasurer and upon imported foreign products. If Imposts At a recent business convention, Gov. ►soon solicit subscriptions for the purpos e Wm, A. French, State Land Commissioner, are reduced below the point ef adequate Francis of Missouri, who Is in a position to of entertaining visiting firemen. AU Protection for our manufactures the wages and they were promptly sworn In. know whereof he speaks, paid tribute to should make an effort to aid the commit­ of those employed in them must be re­ the local newspaper as follows: “ Each year T><lTe BUIloa Dollar* Lost. tee as much as possible and give llberalduced accordingly. This is not now, the local paper gives from 8500 to $5,000 Jy. Another month has passed and the whatever It may have been said to be at in fren^lnes to the community in which record of the country’s loss grows larger a time when there was no fear of dlsas^ lti<;iocated. No other agency can or Church and Society. and larger. We are now able to present trous, ruinous Tariff revision, xa theory, will do Orfs. The editor, in proportion to The Easter service.* of Emmanuel the result of eleven months* business un­ but an actual condition, made manifest in his means, does more for bis town than church Sunday school will be held in tbe der tbe policy of prostration of the Free- every Industrial center of the land. • • • than any other ten men, and in all fairness ehurch Easter Sunday at 6 p. m. There Trade party, since April 1, 1893, in com­ To defeat, if possible, or even to delay, with men he ought to be supported—not will be given by members of the Sunday parison - with the corresponding eleven the passage of the Wilson bill is the because you like him or admire his writ­ school, a very pretty Eaater carol eierpiaet months beginning April 1, 1892, as shown gravest obligation of every Senator who ings, but because tbe local paper is the ■ entitled ••The Pilgrim's Vision."^ Parents by the volume of bank clearings reported believes that duty to his country is above best investment a community can make.' 'anTainnterested"'1n'lbe~Sun,aay school to Bradstreet's. The result to a loss ex­ all, and that by doing It he will beet serve It may not be brilliantly edited or crowd­ will be sure to enjoy this. Tbe offering ceeding Twelve Billions of Dollars both bis country and party. No Senator ed with thought, but financially it Is of in the aggregate trade throughout the can better serve country or party in re­ outside of the mite chests will be for the more benefit to the community than tbe country, as follows: benefit of the Sunday reboot spect to tbe new Tariff scheme than to teacher dr preacher. Understand me. 1 Mouth, do all that he can to prevent It being l®3. The Easter services at Emmanuel ehurch do not mean mentally or morally, but fi­ fig::::::: 84 918,810,872 6&.O«.679,4C0 made law.—Philadelphia Public Ledger. will be as follows:—5:55 a. m. (sun rise) 6.244.541242) &O14.A99.10T nancially, and yet on the moral question, February 20, 1894. June Holy Communion. 10:30 a. m.. morning you will find most of the local papers on July 4,627^01.773 prayer, sermon and second crlebratiou of August Ui3.i<3.sn tbe right side. To-day tbe editors of tbe Troth to a Nat Shell. September. 4,779,2M,710 the Lord’* Supper. 3:00 p. m., holy October.... M7S.307143 23MMMa home papers do the most for the least ‘ Protection eompells every European November. 4,061.057,546 5.44343SJ18 tisrn. 6:00 p. m., childrens festival. Au peecMbtr. 4.022,K)3.®7 S^WjMS^SO manufacturer to pay into the treasury of money of any people on the face of the Easter concert exercise cm! led -The P1L itea. earth.” • the United States the mosey he taocs by grim’s Vision,” will be rendered by tbe J an narj’....... . 4.a?9.M7,0M 6,920.100.634 The Y. P. S. C. E. gave a library social February.... . . 8.US,430.434 S.0ta,07S3M not having to pay his labor as much children. Tbe music at the morning at Z. B. Hoyt’s Friday evening, which was Totals.. 241.758,487.105 |5S,776.796^.76 American laborers receive.” vices will be by an augmented choir. novel aud amusing; serving to entertain a The outcome ot free trade can only be Under tbe present Administration the Tbe pastor will preach the Easter large number of young people most suc­ either to let the European manufacturers country has sustained a loss exceeding one mon at the Presbyterian ehurch next Sun­ cessfully. Of course, a library has to be pocket this difference between foreign and billion dollars during each and every supplied with books, and this library had day morning. Eaater songs and anthems month, and the greater Is the monthly American wages, and control our markets, by the boy choir. In the evening the fol­ a most charming and varied collection. loss the more we have of the Free-Traders. or reduce American wages to the Eu­ Some of the books proved very popular, lowing program will bo rendered: During February it amounted to almost ropean standard and still be subject ■ to March—Children. Laborers being In as great a demand as Robert Ellstwo billion dollars, whereas ten months ruinous foreign competition. Prayer—Pastor. mere” and “Looking Backward” were at which do you prefer, plenty of work at ago the loss of trade was represented only Muale—Choir. one time. Each gentleman was supplied by an Insignificant, comparatively, hun­ good wages or an occasional job at reduced ReciUtioa, Easter—Viofirt Grigsby. with a catalogue on arriving at the house, , dred million of dollars. This total loss of wages? Vocal Solo—Mrs. Frank Hams. which contained a full list of tbe books in Twelve Billions of Dollars in eleven Recitation, “Scripture Flowers”—By Before the McKiuly biH went into effect the library. The rules and regulations mouths represents a loss of 8170 for every were also printed on the same and were the Class. one of 70,000,000 persons. It covers tbe we used to import more than 87,000,000 Music —Choir. shrinkage in the buying and selling of worth of barley every year, but in 1893 we such as follows; “Do not soil the corer,” Recitation, Baby’s Favorite Flower“The books must not be carried under the goods, the shrinkage in quantity, the paid only 8826.000 for foreign barley. Sadie Osborn. shrinkage in values. It represents tbe Under the Wilson bill it Is proposed to re­ arm” and tbe stern Injunction that “No “Easter Praises,” The alngiqg of the great Ion to labor through tbe absence of duce the duty from 65 per cent, to 20 per volume was to be beld in the tap.” When LilltoKjartfcipated In byfdla McCarty, tbe manufacture and tbe handling of cent, nd valorem. If this feature of the tbe door of tbe library was thrown open, Marie Seldmore, Mi^feartow, Lena goods. It represents Ihe ’ great loss to bill is not changed, and the bill becomes a a table was found across tbe opening, and Herman Frost the librarian and his as­ Hams. Sadie McCarty. Glenna Paacoast transportation companies and their em- I law, American farmers who grow barley Sadie Osborn, -y Emdw^on. Maggie ployeea. It represents tba Ion to farmers j may look for and expect groat competition sistant Maurice Grigsby, ready to wait on Custer, again from Canada and consequently re- j the ‘•public.’’ Behind them oould be Ironside, Maud Edger. Maud fur tbe products they have sold. Leila Keith, Pearl Vanscboten, Nina De­ But this loss of Twelve Billions op reive smaller prices. Farmers what de seen tbe books to be drawn, which were Planta, Gladys Scldmore. Eva White, do less than a charming array of the Dollars does not by any means repre- you think of it? young ladles present, each of whom rep­ Grace Greenwood, Carrie Yutz, Violet rant the aggregate of loss, It does not In President Cleveland’s second mes­ resented some book printed in the cata­ Grlffsby, Myrtle Taylor, Callie Mills, Mary represent the shrinkage in the value ot sage to Congress In 1886 he said:—“Labor logue. By depositing a penny, the young Wooten. Florence Maus, Nellah Eng’real estate nor the shrinkage in the value its tbe capital of our workingmen, justly gentlemen could draw a book and “con- htrd^MzrUallxiaby. of stocks and other investments nor the entitled to its share of government favor.* suit” It one minute. He was fined If fa© Music—Choir. shrinkage in the value of com, wheat Labor is receiving its share of govern ­ “ Easter Offering 1 ’ — By Class. kept It a second over, be oould not draw wool, oats and other crops that farmers It created much have on hand and unsold and which have ment favor- by being forced into idleness. the ^me book twice. Labor wants no more ‘•government favor” fun, and several young gentlemen claim Collection. not yet passed through the ordinary chan­ Benediction. to have never gained as much knowledge nels of trade. It does not represent the of the free trade sort. from books as they did that evening. N. B. Liberal collections are asked for decrease in the value of the Iron, silver or Only one thing would hate improved 4t in other mines. It does not represent last to aid Alaa Collie. Additional Local News. thair estimation, and that was tbe strik­ year’s loss of 8312,806,495 in the value of The Y. P. 8. C E. next Sunday evening Friday a very quiet marriage was per­ ing out of some of tbe clauses in tbe the live stock on the farms. It does not M«ota«k.wlllb. W b, Ml. Mm, But despite represent tha non-payment of Interest oa formed in tbe County Clerks’ office, the “Rules and Regulations.” Babcock. mortgages, tbe foreclosures, tbe anxiety, contracting parties being George Patrick this lamentable fact, the social wu voted Ttare will ta pratehlBc U tta & D. AA. worry ox vexation of spirit to tha poo- of Vennootrllte, ata Mn. Ln,|M Clmr ’entl.lsehurch ln thc Barters, or NuhrlUe. Squire Kmaaton Dlnt T’>”r«tV l,th nit ita not represent tbe «»onjr ot then who tave eontlnulnr ten d«r«. EM;. J r B.l>.„ the tappy couple entering tbe stale M MomIoo an now broadeaat to Hutton C. U. tantaet, the Ir families, and ft does not represent from careleuaeu to wndlnj children to ’’lees. Ah are cordtally invited. ■etaol after harlot been expoaed. Ere Splrttn.1 neta.1 um,; M ■araad Ian* __ __ . * • r. ■„ u jue*,. g0Bdv prostration. WALL At the annual »«llnA ot »>• Firemens' AssoetoUon In Grand Ba»«n The Price is JIhioluttfy lower this Season. Pure K cream of tarter baking po4rd< Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Royal Baeikc Powder Co., Wall St., N. Y. W. rt.GOObYEflR MODERN DRUGGIST. IF you W Sfl To make selections from one of the nioert and best selected stocks of Fur­ niture in Western Michigan come nnd see ns. Everything is new and of the very latest styles. We have not con­ fined our buying to any one house <irto any one style or design, but bought where we could get the best designs for the money. Do yon want $20 FOR $10? GET IT NOW H MoGOVS He is still giving his customers the benefit of a 50 per cent reduction on these goods. Also in buying carpets remember that in buying from sample you have the [advantage of n great variety of styles, colors and designs to select from. We have an elegant line of samples. See us if you want carpets. A. McCoy. Ciiiwts ^JOTTOTn It is just thing. Our bo with st*1?’ 1 s.v?.s&to.teX’ g’.-arsas.-ws ’till are A No. 1, and we hare want and they are now open for y°or inspection. Don’t be deceived in r age Seeds. • Bulk Seeds always fresh and i ‘,be’P?’ Be sure you get one of tho*' 25 cent Egg Basket?. bay and sell «xx»d everything you Hams & VanArman. Evcexr McMv«t �—'\£‘5i7cboE. locil Editor. If you like elegant “home-dried” beef Ed. Schumann eat. just suit yon. We know IPs fine because we’ve sampled It. Jnst ask him about It WALL PAPER Mrs. Russell has some very tasty hats and bonnets In preparation for Easter. You will surely find something to satisfy Ha stings Banner. Thursday March 22. 1894^ you If yon examine her line. and WALL PAPER. I AM to the front as usual with 1 the best selfing line of Wnll Paper in the county. Papering is something you don’t do every two or three months or every year, and when you do yoq should 'choose wisely and select goods that are in style and that have a pleasing ef­ fect. My line was bought this year direct from tbe manufacturer, ■The Rob’t. Grasjes Co.,1’ of New York city, the mopt noted manu­ facturer of fine Wall Paper in the country. They always hajve the latest ideas and finest novelties. Their goods are always perfect in design and-coloring. Don’t think of buying until you have seen my line. The greatest and best point of all the many good points is that they are cheap—remem­ ber that the best part of <hi ’ ‘ goods is the cheapness. FRED L. HEATH The druggist, in the old‘wooden building one door east £ of City Bank. COUPON 'A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD. .. rtKT SERIES M“. 1. COUPON No. 6. NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. Send or bring each week this cou­ pon, together with TJKX cents, and von will receive Portfolio No. 6 of •A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.” For particulars see “ad” page 1. g H1W1 LOCAL NEWS. • QlK^UL/rriON This week, 92 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion in the Issue of . the week • when brought. Timothy seed oti sale at Stauffers’. Head the caucus notices iu this issue. Flour, feed aud fish at Cook <t Cooks. A few suckers are being taken from the rirer. Canned goods till you can’t rest at Cook <v Cooks. All kinds of extracts, good and cheap at Cook A Cooks. See our spring jackets and capes. O. D. Spaulding. Before purchasing an Easter hat or bonnet examine the display at Russells. The wedding of Arthur D. McElwain to Mrs. C. T. Barnes occurred last evening. Rutland republican caucus Is changed to Tuesday March 97th. at 2 p. m. Read it In this issue. When you want a fine cup of tea, don’t pay a fancy price for it, but get that '40c tea at Spary Phillips’. Small musical 1 astruments and the best selected line ot string for same, can al­ ways i>e found at F. R. Pancoast’s. ' ■ Don’t forget tbe fact that Spary Phillips has a tine line of crockery and glassware* He will give you the right prices too. Mrs. Mattie Spaulding will soon occupy the Main house on W. Green Street. Mr. Main expects to leave for the west soon. You will want a new pair of gloves for Easter. We have the finest line in the O. D. Spaulding. city. We ask Rutland residents to read tbe caucus calls In this issue. It has been changed to Tuesday March 97th. at 2 p. By a misunderstanding the Registration notice was not published last week and we were obliged to get out an extra edition Saturday. Republicans of this city should read the call for city and ward caucuses In this issue. Don’t forget the times and places of meeting. * . • - Republican city caucui will be held Saturday evening In Parkers’ hall. Ward caucuses Monday evening. Read the notice In this issue. Anyone needing gasoline stoves cleaned PERSONAL MENTION, Miss Stella Heath Is home on her spring vacation. Be rt Walker, of Martin, was In the city this week. y R. T. F. Dodds, of Delton, was City Monday. FLTINQ DUTCtinflN JR. SULKEY FLOW. In the The Journal announces that Easier day will be March 44th. Tho churches, how­ ever, will observe March 25tb, as the anni­ vMlss Mae Roberts is home from ‘Jackson <0 spend Easter. । Mr. and Mrs. Emory Busby were in Bat­ tle Creek Sunday. Down’s self-adjusting corset with a long Frank McCuen, of Battle Creek, Is vis­ waist, French shape made of soft finished itlug relatives In the city.. sateen Jean, well filled with bone, cord Guy Johnson, of Middleville, spent Sat­ and unbreakable Tampico is our leading urday and Sunday in the city. corset. L, E. Stauffeh. Y Miss Adda Jordan, of the Detroit The new dress goods this spring are something to be admired. Julius Russell schools, is home for the spring vacation. versary of our Lord's resurrection. is on hand as usual with the most care­ fully selectedjstock. If you are wanting 'Mildred Williams, who has been trim­ ming in Chicago, returned home Tuesday. a new spring gown, examine theirs before iMrs. Grace Clarke and daughter Flor­ parchasing. . ence, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. The many friends ot Velois Rooaa will Black. be pleased to learn that he has been ap­ Frank Hamilton, sr, visited bls moth­ pointed to the agency of the Singer sew­ er, Mrs. I. A. Holbrook, a few days the ing machine company %t Hastings, at a past week. good salary. Velois will move his family -y’MIsa Maude Trego returned from Char­ there shortly.—Woodland News. lotte Saturday, after a three weeks visit We cannot enumerate the amount of with friends. goods kept at our store, nor spend tbe JftMise Edith Babcock is tbe delegate from time In telling you how cheap we sell the Y. P. 8. C. E. to the State Convention them, but rest assured you will get tho at Detroit this week. beet of goods at the lowest prices. Mrs. Franc Willison, of Eaton Rapids, Cook A Cook. attended the funeral of her grandmother, Good food and clothing are essential to Mrs. Spence, this week. good health. Important among the good . R. F. Ream?, of Detroit, representing foods are good meats. Ed. Schumann keeps tbe George .. . Savage Advertising Agency, an especially fine line of meats on hand at was in t c I y Tuesday. bis Jefferson street market If you have Xi Me I in? s A. H. Loveland and Henry never dealt with him Just give him a trial Ijewls went to Owasso Tuesday to attend and be will certainly please you. a convention of the Woman’s Relief Corps. Saturday night Under Sheriff Butgess received a dispatch from Morgan, saying Xltev, Cox. Judge Smith, Jason McEl­ that Jim Nesbitt came boaee intoxicated, drove his family out of doors and threat­ ened to kill tbe first man that came after him, and asking Burgess come and arrest him. There being no complaint made, he did not go. The republican city caucus will be held In Parkers hall, north of Hastings house, Saturday evening of this week, and the ward caucuses Monday evening of next week. They should all be largely attend­ ed and tbe best men should be nominated. Then all should get out and work hard until election, wain, Misties Belle Handy and Louise Nagler leave for Saginaw Monday to at­ tend the State Convention of tbe Epworth League. ■ /Mrs. Julia Willison left for Toledo, O., Tuesday, where she will make an extend­ ed visit with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Buckhout, and look after the Interests of > FEW POINTS OF ADVANTAGE POSSESSED BY THE FLYING DUTCHMAN SULKEY PLOW OVER ANY OTHER. It is easy on the team because there is absolutely no weight on the horses’necks. It turns square corners, turning furrows either inward or outward, as may be desited. The rear furrow wheel is provided with an automatic lock which is revised by the team in turning corpera and plowing in curves. After the corner is turned it locks itself automat­ ically.’lux' i The caster wheels running in the furrow, effectually prevent any strain on the frame of the plow or on the horses when turning. The plow is turned on the same principle as a cart. The land axle has a spring that keeps the plow from being too rigid, causing it to cut level when crossing dead furrows or ridges. The plow is in front of the driver where its work is constantly under the eye. The team is hitched the same'as to a walking plow and the horses draw easily and naturally. Cau be furnished with bottoms for New Ground, Sod Breakers, Sand and Gravel Land, orJMucky ori Tenacious Soils. We make Steel or Iron Bottoms, with all parts interchangeable^ You can buy a Steel Bottom and get A cast Share for your stony field; or you can put a Steel Share on a Cast Bottom when you go into roots or sticky soils. For sale by QOObYEZIK BROS, THE MttbWHKE SS inELEnEHT EEOELE. .Remnants her new grandson, Henry Donald Buckhout Are but the “Ashes of Trade” Wherever there has been a fire you’ll find “Ashes.” Wherever there is a business you’ll find Remnants. They have to be cleaned up. At the end of each year’s business we sell off our Remnants. That’s the reason our stock is always so new and fresh. . Instead of getting, rid of these Remnants in the usual way, this year, we are going to let our customers have an opportunity of getting some of the biggest bargains of their 1 ivies in the Boot and Shoe line, If you miss the opportunity its your fault. We’re selling some Ladies’ Shoes that we used to get $5 for, for only $3. We’re also selling Gents’ $5 Shoes for $3. Come and see us when you want Boots or Shoes. Spices of all kinds at Cook & Cooks. I Tobacco, cigars and snuff at Cook & Cooks. In company with Theodore Rogers, It A full line of millinery and Easter trim­ was tire pleasure of the writer to spend a Mbs. E. Williams, goodly portion of Friday In Hiram Rog­ med bats at Jefferson St. ers’ sugar bush near Freeport, which was running full blast under the management Now that maple syrup is cheap you of Segar Bros. We are Indebted for the Want to buy. that gunulne New York Buck­ kind treatment accorded us and ean vouch Wheat flour that Jos. Rogers & Co. sell for for the excellent quality of the sugar «.eo. made there. Some of the handsomest dress patterns ^George Whitney, a prominent fanner ever brought to the city can be seen at living north of tills city died last week, Russells. They arc the very latent out, after suffering for many months -from a aiid are sure to please the feminine eye. causer^aged-OG years. His funeral oc­ Philo Dunning was surprised by a few curred Sunday morning and was largely .neighbors and friends Thursday evening attended. took place in' ------------- --TTelfileifmeht —- --------------and the evening passed pleasantly with Mr. Whitney the Riverside cemeteryr cards. Mrs. D. R. Cook And Mr. Mat­ was highly respected by all who knew thews won flret prizes. him. He leaves a wife and several childC. E. Doyle, who formerly attended ren to mourn his loss. school in tills city, now a practicing Rutland republicans will please notice physician of Augusta, was elected presi­ that tbe time for holding tbelr caucus haa dent of that village at their reeent elect­ been changed to Tuesday March 27th, ion, by a good majority. instead of Monday the 26th. Don’t fail t(K In the editorial column will be found an be present and between now and Tuesday please notify all of your friends and neigh­ extract of a speech delivered in Congress bors. These times call for a decided ex­ by Congressman Thomas, of Allegan, who pression from the people. Be sure and represents this district. Read It and see come and help to nominate your men and if you don’t think It is all right. Yours truly, W. H. SPENCE afterwards help elect them. X; The Reading Circle connected with the We are in receipt of the'1894 Annual of Catholic church, met at the home of Mr. the Michigan Club, containing all of the and Mrs. C. F. Brooks on the evening of speeches and proceedings in full of the St Patrick’s day, and listened to an ap­ meeting of the club in honor ot Washing­ propriate literary program. Among those ton’s birthday. It contains over 100 pages taking part were: Mrs. Donahue and the of useful information, and we wish that Misses Pflug, ReHey. Brooks and Dono­ it could find Its way Into tbe bouseliold of van. every citizen in Michigan. It was com­ Hon. Alexander Cameron, a pioneer, of plied by Henry A. Halgb, of Detroit, the Kalamazoo county, died Sunday morning, efficient secretary of the Club. aged 80 years. His wife, Miss Sarah The new Kalamazoo Dally News which Paul, was the first school teacher In Barry is received at this office made Its first ap­ County, and theirs is said to be the first pearance last week. It has men of ex­ marriage occurlng in on*' county. Mr. perience and business ability to back It Cameron served in tbe state legislature and we predict its success. It contains from 1880 to 1878. He was largely Instru­ the latest associated press dispatches, mental In securing the opening of tbe and wUl reach this cUy early in the day. State University to women. Tbe managing editor, Calvin G. Town­ Judge Smith Is kept pretty busy <of late, send, is well known to many Hastings but bis courage bolds out and wei hardly people, ks many of bis early days were expect he will be asking to have Iris terri­ spent here. , tory cut down. He bar had the ill fortune We bare In our possession a letter from to have a combination of long winded a stranger to ns who claims to live In cases brought before him and ip conse­ Kalamazoo, warning dress makers to be­ quence be haa had do rest for" mouths. ware of a certain traveling man. He This week be Is at Marshall where he has comes Into a city for the purpose of selling a lot of crimInals to try for some of the a “potent dress plater” He claims to sell OF a good store is a place where you can get only the best,—and your money back if you want it. That’s the bottom- ground of good business. The refine­ ments are, pleasant surroundings, courte­ ous treatment, ready service and a hun­ to bil«>e*T»«m4»rt»a town, sellin* j,lle Trttwbe. rwi o»«h IhepUter, tor »1.<X> ewh, prorKed the The nsrt annual reunion of Tte 94th purchaser will buy a dozen. Instead of MfeMlpm infantry «W;to Gramd Mllloc to bit om penon and (Irlof U»t Rapids^n Friday April ft. An excellent pmon the olcluilve «fl>cy »s profited,fraA"ft be«K it 11 claimed that tbe man sell, to all wbot» J dred other graces that are here or will come as we grow—we are growing all the be dan Induce to boy under tbeae promlaee. done should call at Ed. EvahS tin shop In building Just north of Ford’s hoteL We havn’t said very much about our garden seeds, bat we keep Just as good a Hue as anyone, and sell them just as cheap. S. E. Phillips. 'f Mrs. Clarisay McMurry died al the home of her son, Eugene McMurry In the first ward of consumption on Sunday, aged 71 years. Th^r'-»neral occurred Tuesday P«o«ion papers have been very slow txxii ?'HDing io this quarter. At ike post office Hee they say, *^r several days only one anu ^«n ten or fiforr two two will will arrive, ar: - ten will come. ! unions ever heldby that regiment. Head­ Beware ot him. quarters will be at tbe Bridge Street . . “Tbe Trwe Irtah Girl" at tbe opera House where a banquet will be beld in tbe beoae Toesdar. March 37th. under the evening at which Gov. Rich, Ex-Congress­ aeeploea of the Baallup orcheetra, wtU be man Belknap, and other speakers will en­ tbe ereot of tho aeaaon under tbe dlrectioa tertain tbe "boys.", of Mr. W. 4. Gray, who haa had a lone A leading -business man ot this city told experience on tbe atafe aa an actor, play­ ins with ■<■» of tbe boat axnpaolM on us Tuesday that la; would not part with his ‘ Photographic Tour of tbe World” for tho road and will rapport the popular Io- ■ cal talent, Mlaa L. Jean MeLaiuthlln. M S5.oe. If he could get do more of them. the true Irish <lrL Mr. John Warner, Mr. Jason McElwain. Mr. Charles Lewis. Mr. Clarence Corert and Miu Cora Tomlinson. ! Chireno* Cov The Tree Iri kb Giri is a performance that will interest everytody- Doot mis It. Incidental & 1 play a grand bop With Thia ought to be a valuable hint for our readers. Read tbe adv. on first page of this issue, cut oat the coupons and bring or tUBipi «nd we will ,nppij you. bat ,oa should take advanlace of thia oter. time. Wont yOu help us grow for your own advantage? We sell only the best of boys’ and men’s wearables. CLOTHIER �' ■ ................. -x ~ roarBlgBuMSM. Having tlte needed merit to more than DIkt. pxxl all u>e advrrtiainfl elaliMd kv — THE OLD MILL MYSTERY I By Arthur W. Mirdimont, a A Power, Sow. howe’er, theeseecaing ^*’>‘7 M.l dwger of her posll.on upon her. Her peril would be great fndee<l if these desperate men, who had nnt themselves in her power, beMeved she Had played the spy in order to betray them. Jt was a relief when nt last .they turned to her and began to put ques­ tions. Flamer was spokesman, and his manner was stern, hard and sharp. “Who sent you here to spy on us?” he said, bluntly and suddenly, turning to Mary. “If you tell us all, we may let you go." “No one,” answered the girl, readily. “I was not sent here by anyone, and did not come here to spy." “How came you to know we were going to meet here? Don’t lie," he said, roughly and warningly. “I did not know you were going to meet. I came here by chance—quite • by chance.” “But you were here when we entered. How was that! How came you to be near the shed at all?" "I tell you it was all by chance. I was walking on the footpath outeldc, and was going back to the village when I heard your voices. I didn’t know who you were, and had no fancy to be met by anyone, so I turned back and came in here to wait while you passed. 'Then you came in, and I couldn’t get out.” “So you stopped and listened to all that passed? Did you hear all that was said?" "I heard a great deal” “Ahr cried several of tbe men. “Why didn’t you go when you found we were talking about matters that didn’t concern you?" “I had a reason,” said the girt “Ahl hear that!” cried some of the others again, this time angrily. “What' reason?” asked her qno^ tioner. •‘I shall not say.” “You’d better. It won’t pay to trifle with us.” * “I shall not say,” repeated Mary, firmly. She was determined not to bring Tom’s name in if she could help it" I ■ dropped?” “Yes, I promtoe you,” said Mary. “I promise on my honor.” “You hear that, mate®?” he asked, turning to them. “Oh, aye; we hear IL But who the devil can trust a woman’s tongue?" growled Jack Dilworth. “I’m for Jos Hamer’s pion. There’s- only one sort of silence you can depend on; and I like something more to trust to than a Ians’ tongue.” “So do I,” answered another of them; “but I don’t see how you’re go­ ing to get it in tliis case. Beside, I don't see that she can do much harm even if she does loose her tongue.* “Then you're a fool, that's all,” broke in the man Hamer. “In the first place she could get the whole lot of us prosecuted, and if you denTknow what the cursed judges think of a con­ spiracy to wreck and destroy a mill, I do. You'd think the mfernal works were built of human lives when these devils on the bench come to sentencing a man for touching ’cn_ I knew what the business meant when I began with it, and I waa ready to risk it. I’m ready to risk ft now and take the silencing of that wench yonder on my own shoulders as well. 1 tell you this,” he vsaid fiercely, with a vol­ uble oath, “Pm not going io gaol to save a lass like that from a squeeze on the throdt or a knock on the skull You can do what yon like; but I mean what I sav.” Aa one determined and resolute man taking a decided course will generally carry others with him, so It waa now. Thia decisive tone influenced the waveners. “What do you propose to do, then?" asked Gibeon Prawle, his voice some­ what hoarse with nervousness at ‘the other’s manner, and at the desperate course which be kpew underlay it “Why, give the girl a tap on the skull and leave her here alone with the fuse. There won’t be much left to tell tales, I warrant you," and the man laughed a short, callous, brutal laugh. “You mean to murder her, do you?" said Gibeon; and more than one of the men shrank at the wovd. “I don’t mean going to gaol for her. awerad Hamer. “Please yourself." “Well, I'm not going to be a party to it,” said Gibeon. “I don’t like it, and Pm not going to do it." “Then take your hook out o/ thia, and leave more room for men who haven't got white livers and chicken ontelJe, hd irusde off »t the top of hi. speed after the other man who had already vanished. The first feeling of the girl wM <5* of intense relief that they bad gofie. She hod feaf^d violence of som# kind, and now that she thought the dread of violence had pasted her spirits rose. She determined that she would not xaovo until they oamc back, and thus show them she waa to be trusted, and she leaned back on the heap of hay and waited sOently and with a lighter heart than she had known for some in the shed. At this she sat up and thought for the first time of Gibeon Prawle, like her, bound hand and foot, though, un­ like her, unconscious- She strained her eyes in his direction and then called to him: ’•Gibeon, Gibeon." She could not catch any reply* but Meter-od Intently. As she listened thus she heard a faint ticking sound. It was like tbe quick tick, tick, tick of her alarm clock, but sounded as if muffied. What could ft be? She bent down her head, and stoop­ ing forward became aware that the oord with which her hands had been hastily bound had slipped. With a quick jerk or two she loosened it a little more, and then succeeded in getting her hands free. She listened again, and groping about in the direction in which the sound seemed to oome, her hand came against a small, squarcly-made box. Wondering what it was she picked it up, and found that the tlclriiig came from within it. Suddenly, with a fearful rash of blood to the heart that almost choked tbe valves and stopped the blood flow, tbe truth flashed upon her. It was tbe infernal machine with which the man had Intended to wreck tbe mill. In a moment she raw why she had been ordered not to more for a certain time. They Imd planned to kill her by Wowing the shed to fragments, and had managed to gain time to get clear lx5r •tftaUon, aa she thought of the precious moanents that wen 0001,1 ®»keoo ImpnJon^i with that ha want my, and. drat th. others roand kha, momma lCtlOn’ ood "Hyvu make tbe loaat sound think of n freah noone. the fuse about eight minutes, so that w,our* to a. ofcswendof thevil- USE cold., <weh bottle iraarat>l«>d-M»<>trw Bitter,, lbe peat remedy tor llvrr, atmaacb and kldneya. Bueklena Arnica Salre tbe Wst In the world, and Dr. Klnfl’e Sew Lite rills which ara a perfect pill. All these rvtuedlM are guaranteed to do juat what la claimed for them and the daalar whoee name Is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at W. wks S Probably Urn ' 5 DAP not lean than one million people havs found juft such a friend in Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, if you have never used this great cough medicine, one trial will con­ vince you that It has wonderful curative powers In all diseases of throat, chest and lunes. Each bottle Is guaranteed to do all SOW SI. 00. TIHE,MoNEYand[abori "-‘"HENJLaniw that Is claimed or money will be re­ funded. Trial bottles free at W. H. Good­ year’s drug store. Large bottles 50c and ______ Tbe best salve in Jthe world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bauds, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Reduced «4r to or money refunded. Price 25 cents box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe rum druggist. The Arnold mine of Eagle River closed down, owing to the dull times. Hall’s Hair reuswer enjoy* Ina the confi­ dence and patronage of people all of er tbe dvilfced world, who use it to restore and keep the hair a natural color. Tbe Ames mine of Isbpbemlng I* hoist­ ing 150 ton* of ore daily. There is every prospect of a busy season. i I trtlvtty ter THE $: reader* of Uu-uj;Ltiul Llanttn SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. VMS CHUKST, THE LARGEST, THR UST. OT THE GBUT REVIEWS, The Forum Publishing Company, Ualon Square, New Yort age. a Copy, Sj a Year. 1 Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Several boats ‘have passed Port Austin, the lake is entirely free of Ice and the fishermen are about ready to put tbelr nets tn the water. Wbm As • CMM, sh* cried for (Worta The Washtesaw County Sunday Scbol Association beld a very successful meet­ lot st Ypsilanti. k|BDy notowortll, •peakers addressed the cunrenHon. TbeNew York Weekly Triin Adlronda cures resGesa babies. Adlrood, contain, noopl.tev Adlroods, too <105e«, 50 cents. Adlranda sold by W. H Goodyear. ONE YEAR BREAKFAST-SUPPER. EPPS’S COCOA BOIUNQ WATER ORMILK. foLT.k;* neck. uxa, waawioeon “ruarat lacrsaaad ta Dr. K.nr’» New Dl«eorerr. tor conauiiipU«B.J»«rt* Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral possesses pow­ Great heavens! The mochina might explode at any moment, and hurry her erful healing qualities, which manifest companion and herself into eternity. themselves whenever this remedy is em­ Yet he was still unconscious; and she ployed in colds coughs, throat or lung hearts! Out it," growled Hamer, waa bound so tightly that she couldn't troubles. Ito anodyne and expectorant atir either foot fiercely. effects are promptly realized. She held the diabolical machine in "No, Pm not going away, either," answered Gibeon, sullenly and yet lialf- her hand like one dozed—afraid to The Jackson rroblbitkm Club com­ „ _____ “Or, ___ __________ _______ , throw it away, afraid even to set it pleted Its organization Tuesday evening. frightened. if Iogo and anything happens, I shall make a dean breast of j down again, afraid to move, lest it F. C. Miller was chosen president. It-”* • should explode. “You sneaktog hound!” cried IliuDer, All she could do was to try and calm "Success Is the reward of merit" not of and before any of them could inter­ herself with a hastily uttered prayer to asfdmptiou. Popular appreciation is fere he rushed at Gibeon, struck him God for help. what tells In the long run. For fifty to the ground, and bound 1dm hand years, people have been using Ayer’s Sar­ CHAPTER XL and foot. nix rxroosjoa. . saparilla, and to-day It is the blood puri­ “You shall stop now, and have a share of the treat you didn’t expect,” i . As the thought of her peril forced fier most In favor with the public. Ayer's ho said, as he rose to his foot. “Look ; itself upon Mary with increasing plain- Sarsaparilla cures. l ness her nattral resourcefulness and hero, mates, we’re in this business courage began to assert themselves. If JL H. House of the Brown City Banne”, together, sink or swim one with an­ i she was to save her life and that of her other. You understand that?” he Part Austin, has purchased the Post here said, pausing and looking from one to companion it was evident that she and Intends to run It as an independent . must lose no time ia making the aVthe other. ’ organ. • “Yes,” they said, cowed by his man- :j tempt. will!" cried the man 1 hours. Then It suddenly occurred to her to II. Goodrear's drug store. doubt whether this waa so, and whether the men had rvally gone to A Milboa Frisada the mill fi'JW in order to carry out, their: horrible plan while she lay bound A friend in need is a friend indeed, and “Ah, I thought we should come io some secret reason directly. I suppose you were told to suy that by those who sent you.” “I was not sent,” said Mary. “I have told you the truth.” “Are you going to tell the whole truth?” asked die man. “Yea, to those questions which I choose to answer. ” “Well, then, what dM you mean to do if we hadn't caught you before we left the shed?" “I meant to try and stop you from carrying out your plot to destroy the machinery of the mill,” answered Mary, boldly. “You meant to betray us, did you?” asked the man. and his voice was hard­ er and his manner harsher than before. “I meant to save the mill and my means of earning my living.” ’ How waa she to do it? Clearly. there and his violence, though not relish- ' “Ah, you’re one otf the knobsticks, ner w I 005 bo‘ ODe ”*Y- Hy “«>■>' or jarvnt you? And yon meant to betray ing the position at all "Then you tyree to «tend by me end °. j , , *wo> ,rom us to the man who has been robbing do what I say?" ; “ie“ before the explosion oould take us in thia strike, so that you might “Yea," said the men again. ! p1^' But how? scrape a little dirty favor at his The whole conversation, except one ! Gib®°n lay in a state of nnor two of the fiercer sentences be tween ' fonhC‘<niMie«sY bound hand and footeGibeon and Hamer, had taken place in ®°®W OQ,T Kueesthe commission of a crime," said tones too low to reach Mary’s ears. whlle,shc hcrself had her feet fastened Mary, again speaking confidently and although the little she had heard had u>8rethrr 80 firmly that she could not bravely. been enough to frighten her exceed- moT® tl>€m oven in tbe slightest de“That’s very good of you,” answered ingly. gree. the man, with a sneer. “Having ac­ Her kauds hands were free. She 8ho turned, turned. Hamer now turned to her. I| cidentally overboard as, you wanted to “How are we to know that yon don’t fhe[efore* choosing the spot withturn the information to our moral mean to speak of what you’ve seen and ‘ “.5?’ which seemed the best purpose, I, suited a to S her P urPt*c. she laid down lie gave a short, bitter, angry laugh, heard to-night?" be asked roughly. “Thoee who know me know that 1 lhe 11 ttle »*chlne as lightly and which some of the others echoed. careful!j aa keep my word," answered the girl. *** ’* ’“ “ pouible. “One more question. What do you Monseuta were growing preelowt. “I daresay they do,” he replied, mean to do when you getaway—if you ' gruffly, “but then I’m not one of those Every second seemed au hour, and nhe get away at all, that is?" who do know you. I want proof—that's trembled usd shook aa she trtwl to es­ . “What do you mean?" timate how Ion- “ would probably be , “What do I mean? Why, how arc befcro u» explosion might be expected. you going to use the information you’ve Death or escape oould only be a tetkr got by accident, as you call it? You “Oh yes. you can; and that’s just what of momenta. aay you’re not a spy?” She began with quick, trembling you’ll have to do.*’ “I’m no spy,” answered Mary. fmgers to feel tbe knots ot the oord “ How can IZ* asked the girt “But you overheard this plan of, ‘‘I-------’ll show you. You ours?” Vttu can givugive U3 us , . which bound- her -------feet — —In V* heragitet.-irtrs nVses a_______ . " proof that you can be trusted by Just ', on 8Uo beKBn to pray far strength; “Yes.” stopping here and making no effort to [ “ut ,n tbc °f the prayers she “If you’d got away unseen you meant Ma thought occurred to to make use of the information by try­ go away for a certain time. Do you ' understand? You've nothing to do but i he£, ing to balk the plan?" just to keep where you are and make } ,'Vhy 1101 Bttempt to escape alone? “Yea.” If she left Gibeon ----- she would prob“Well, then. Jf you get away now no noise. If you do that for a quarter ‘ T tohlr- Ha a XI.. _____ , H you’ve been seen, how are you going of on hour, you shall go free. But if you stir hand or foot, or try to call out tease the information you’ve got?” All Hist he had done to harm Tom “I didn’t say I was going to use it at so that either .of us hear you, well, you’ll bring down punishment on your sad all that Olbeon had threatened to all.” “Don’t chop your words with mo, I own head. You’ve got to watch this do, occurred to her mind to justify her Bnt she reflected girl,” said the man, fiercely. “Answer •jnmk." he said, kicking Gibeon to leaving him. the question: Do you mean to go and .Prawle, “till we come back to fetch how he had endeavored to mvs her from tbe fate which she believed the tell anyone what you’ve heard, or don’t him.” “Why can’t I gc dow? I won’t say a Other men had olanned. and It was for you? Out with tho truth." making that attempt ha had been left “That depends," answered Mary, word to anyone. Indeed I won’t” “ No, 1 don’t think you will," said to share with her the fate. looking Mm boldly in the face. . At this reply some of the others ;Hamer, ^nlfleanUy, "bet yee're This decided her. She oould no« to give ne a little proof of it, tbafe all play tho traitor In each a way. Put oat your bands. 'Safe bind, safe She atooped toward him Aod. »y Kiris is my motto," and the mbereaut laughed aa ha seised the pnlled M« bair, pinched fata mtd rolled oarry owl the plan. If nothing's dona. Kiri’s hands aafl bound Umn tightly hto h«d sharply from ,lde to «lde, her “Wow <or year pretty little effort, growing mor, and more violent -------------™“- tbrm. lbe followln* four rearhe.1 a piienoiMnal sale. ■ FORiOHLY 11.00, CASH IF flDYrtlKL Addrew all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER thinacura for thin people. Are You Thin? jump up. •mall fr-Awora. j Wp; > �VITAL TO MANHOOD. TEXAS CYCLONE. PAWNBROKERS’ SHOPS. medicine you need is the old reliable tonic and blood-purifier, AVER'S SARSAPARILLA it can have no substitute. Cures others, will cure you No. r Freight law, and the young nun was made WOMEN AND MICE. h»ppy for at least onoe in his life by being gi- en an opportunity to secure Property Views OD the Babjecihis coat before the cold weather was There ia a moat interesting article In National Capital. over. This individual waa an excep­ Db. B. 0. WEST’S NERVE AND tion to the rule, as it seldom happens the London Woman on "Why Women M ENT, a epeclfic for H yrterta,Din that remittances come opportunely; or Are Afraid of Mice.” The writer is a ralcCL Headache, Nerroaa Proatn aicohol cr tobacco, Wokefutneaa, M< that they come at all. The pawn­ woman, a lover of animals, and a stu­ Client# Of "Vocr Uncle1 —How the Bualhistory, and row she »uadbroker urouer or the second-hand clothing dent of natural iubmh ?, nuu Power In either aex, Impotency, Lei dexler expects only about one victim in mlt" that »<«>«■> •ro of mice, any to return and redeem their gooda. i she th,t fear b never aaSWEPT BY WIND. in the absence of the The pawnbrokers are permitted to ! sumed; ra“'dl that thet In Lokovibw, Tex., March l»._A de. |3 will M«ml written guaraittee fori^md cured. charge only 8 per cent, per month, and, । '‘tlnTgracefol little creaPawnbrokers in this city, make a G an rautre* iMtied by iqrenL WEST’S LIVER HLIJ3 •tractive storm passed over thia place where the loan Is secured by tbe pledge, lure” (these are her very words) wonicures SL?k Headache, filUotmures, Llvar OomplaiiiL »t 1 o’clock Sunday morning. Hail- great deal of money. They get rich So.-.r st-uuach, Dyspepsia and OanrtlpaMca. • mu, oumuess. ,x>n of P*”011111 property requiring extra' en are heartily ashamed of their terGVAHANTKE8 tasuod only by ■tones fell weighing fourteen to efahtr I rapidly and retire from business. Con- . ‘ ror, but that when the mouse appears Chicken, lurked no old established lnjo5y dnring?**“*'■ * oen ounces, ft-i-t ------ ... T ■I “quonUy »'>e« W. LI. -Goodyear. Solo A^ent, Hastings. ’ they shriek and grow cold with fear. ------I a>W ot legalixed freebooters Imre. Pawnbroker may charge such rcasonroosting in trees were killed "while ’i °f leR’a*lze*1 freel>ooters hero, for St°5in,f °r «« of. "I remember once," she tells us, "read­ clty h“ 1a ttoati.g -population - -----------Chicagc, Kal&m&ioc Ji Sago decks, geese and hog* were pdted ta 1 Ing a story about a coterie of strongI, -----. . , the same as the commissioners may death. • which can be likened {into nothing minded women who gave a series of Btx Fersons BHfod. j ^P011 the continent save the populn- ■ prescribe. One of tbe most experienced lectures upon female virtues in an old At Lansing Switch the cyclone ■ tl°n °* a MlssissiPpl river town forty men upon the detective force here says TIME TABLE. , country town assembly room. One of Ju effect February 11. 1894. struck the house of John Cains, occu- ’ ?*ettrs a^°’ whe.n our natSve-bom and : that he is satisfied that tho amount of their number was chosen to deliver the interest is too small, as he can hardly pied by a family of negroes. The house ! l“P°rted yeomanry ware following lectnre on valor, and selected for her was destroyed and six persons wore ’ th® **t*r °* «™pirc westward. As an ! sec how pawnbrokers can manage to subject the history of Joan of Arc. is. killed, three mortally wounded and five ’ of U,at Peri<xi « may be said ■ get along on the rate, loaning os they She was discoursing upon tbe valor of 1 do such small amounts. The largest serioualy hurt. Old man Alexandei • ,, ^»‘-uk, then caHed<thc Gate City her sex, when a mouse ran across the Lecter wm found entirely nude 50 yards ‘ ofIowa- h*d a floating population of 50,- | firm In the city, he says, does not av­ ( platform, and the lecturer and her from the house dead, Alexander I 000 P®°Ple» nearly all of them arriving ’ erage the loan of -more than 8400 to ChienW Lv. strong-minded sisters jumped on to Lester, Jr., 18 years old, the mother ! ' dePartlnff in the cunvas-cov- J 8000 daily, while some others loan only from 8100 to 8300. But, since the legal their chairs, clutching their petticoats Sarah Lester, Robert Lester, Jasper 'vaS°n8calie<1 ’’prairie schooners." in a manner not altogether plcturCollins and Sissy Lester. 3 years old ■ 1710 floatln& P°pnl®tion of towns then Interest is 30 per cent, per anunm, and eaque." Most of us have heard this were also killed. Sissy Lester was ,n thc Midway Plaisance of tho conti-, pawnbrokers usually retain the entire story, and there, is no doubt that if the ».i oc found several j’ards away in a treetop.1 nentl consisted almost wholly of honest • amounts realized by their annual sales, mouse appeared the rest of tho story is 3 14 Many injuredH i PcoP1® seeking homes bieyond or be- j and inasmuch as they remain in the business long enough to acquire plenty true. The writer adds that “Joan of Mollie Collins has a hole fa her head ne£th lhe wcstern horizon. of valuable real estate, the rate of in­ Arc would probably have clutched her and many bruises; Silas Johnson who . 17x0 floating population of WashingHastings....... petticoats in precisely the same man was vlaiting the family, received ’ ugly b ”' consiste mainly of ----- ----- — -» ton genteel and re- 1 terest will probably prove sufficient to ner. [But Joan, the heroic, did not Coats Grove . enable them to struggle along. t Woodland ■ • abrasions from the crown of his head spcctable adventurers who imagine ; wear petticoats. However, she might One of the sections of the law which Woodbury ... to his heels, he may die; Frank Dizer that they are seeking their fortunes, ’ has been bitterly complained of by, have shrank in her armor.) ria li. h. ... i .31» hnd his leg broken below the knee; but who are really seeking federal of- pawnbrokers is that clause which re­ "A mouse in the chamber of Marat Lansing Detroit Dock Slmmona, a relative, has u badly ficej. They bring with them money, quires them to “admit to their prem­ would, I believe, have deterred Char­ r. i; la ri Grand Rapids. crushed head and will die; Odessa Les­ fine raiment, watches and jewelry. ises at any time any member of the lotte Corday from her dread purpose, ter, 4 years old, wM found lu the field They follow the official will o’ the wisp metropolitan police force of thc Dis­ and the tail of one popping opportune­ with her right leg broken above and until their money is all gone, aud then trict of Columbia, to examine any ly from the carving of Tullis’s chariot below the knee, she will die; Arthur some of their superfluous clothing goes pledge or pawn book or other record would have prevented her from driv­ z. Lester, 6 years old, Willie Lester, 9 to the pawnbroker. As the wardrobes on the premises, as well as to search ing over her father’s corpse, and I of tbe officeseekers grow smaller, and 1 could cite many instances in which years old, were injured seriously. for and take into possession any in.Ip. in. Half a mile south of the ill-fated Les­ as the money obtained thereby dimin­ article known by him to be missing, or mice might have changed the history ishes and vanishes, recourse is had to , of the world. • • • The story of a •i p in. ter house the house of John Buffitt, a jfalamazon <r ............ j » 35 ; •« i 33 prisoner who was cheered in captivity white man, waa dashed to splinters, rings, watch chains and watches which 1 45 Hast ,........... ; are almost never redeemed. Inasmuch I I by a mouse is familiar to us all, but leaving the family unhurt, except from Bfehlaud J.i:- '.......... ■ H 38 41 45 Cressey*........................... j *fi 31 the prisoner was a man. Equally bruises from .hailstones Two miles as the ideal pawnbroker never loans ; € •1 >5 Milo ........................... | » » familiar is the fable of the grateful east the large barn of Nick Harris- more than one-tenth of the intrinsic | I .6; 1 1' Delton............................ | mouse which gnawed the net, but, value of these things, the profits at . Clo-.tntiuo____ _____.! 9 <O 1 •.x’ll'i sa was unroofed, ahd 1 mile farther thc 12 45 Shultz-.................... • again, the prisoner is said to have been house o( Sallie James (colored) was “clearing-out sales” must necessarily I a lion, not u lioness.” be very large. Consequently tho ra ­ ...,r........ j * 45 •?* Il 25 destroyed. The Inmates escaped. Lorilla James, 3 years, was badly and diant smiles of the pawnbrokers are 1'1 'll 45 .... 1 BEDOUIN SUPERSTITIONS. II > perhaps fatally hurt with hailstones. A very wide, in Inverse ratio with the WOiXifolPi .............. S It - ID 1 V :1 O Wooitbarv ............ ■ Mr. Davis, Bring on the Little Nick penkedness of the features of the un- : The Fnreasoning Treatment ot Arabian liu f>. 1.. A A. happi* members of our floating populd* ' Harris place, three-quarters of a xpile Jjtr.'iug.......................... VI 7 4>i IH-trci?........................ from the Lester house, had hla house tion. I The Bedouin i s full of horse superGrand Kij-.ds............... i : o> ’ The business here is subject to strict ' demolished, escaping with manjstitiocns. His horse-lore Is much like .lawn of congress, and rigid rules and bruises ('han-v-irt .; ........ j but less than that of our old-fashioned regulations by our commissloDers. , liveryman of a past generation. He IM.-k.;. ... . .1 At Emery, the county seat of Rains Ei'cry pawnbroker is required to keep j Ki1- V«w........................ knows a horse’s habits and diseases by county, the entire western portion of a book in which shall "be written, at observation solely; he has no idea of tbe town was rained at 7:B0 Saturday the time nf each loan, an accurate nc- ( anatomy. Every species of wind trou­ evening. Miss JSaster Alexander. Eras count and description of the goods, arble to which the horse is subject he Henry, George Walker and the 4-year- tick* or thing pawned or pledged, the . merely describes us “having something old son of Henry Murray (colored) are amount of money, loaned thereon, the wrong inside him." He treats a horse time of pledging the same, the rate of the known dead. ’ on a system of old saws. For laineion ice the :imt Three unidentified bodies were found Interest to be paid on such loan, and ' 1 ness he has but one remedy, the_hot ’. W<». Ibnry lor passengers north ol Emery Sunday. The post the name ami residence of -the person ' 1 iron. His horse will work to twenty -.t t'l- depot pawu|x>g or pledging the said goods, 1 Utile Of train iin. nifeu’.* office was used as a hospital and morgue. article or thing, together with a par­ known or believed by him to have 1 or even twenty-five years old, but he Five Slain In One Vamllj-. .................................. .....................j i ruI it ..uuMruescopwono, Kico person, percon, in-,' in- , been stolon- " Mont the formality ot_ thinks that he “grows weaker" after titular description of such not go furward until in-xt train. Santa Anna, Tex., March 19. -A tor- eluding complexion, color of eyes and j th« ,vnt of » •A'. S. idcwing. < e-.i‘i Mhuager wafraut or any. twelve. In buying, he looks more at undo swept over portions of this town hair, and hi» or her height and general 1 ?^er C r. rrMlt. (ieu’l !■. & f Ant. "hich March or secure marks than points.. L. Skb<»«ant. Supt. In feeding and watering the horse, and of the cotton counties, wrecking l is hereby authorized.’2. " says Harper’s Magazine, the Bedouins buildings and leveling fences. At appearance. The law provide# that goods in the I That provision has never been known seem to us to be equally unreasoning, Trickham, in Coleman county, W. D. to work to the injury of ’any dealer, Watson’s house waa blown to the hands of pawnbrokers shall not be sold j although It has frequently enabled unless it be agreed that a horse can until after the -expiration of one year stand anything he is nscil to. and that ground. Mrs. Watson and four chil-. from the time the article is pawned, j; our detectives to speedily recover it is well to get him usfd to irregular dreu were killed outright. An Infant ' ouu wwu uiu, »awa being uc i ‘. stolen property and simplified the then only after advertised habits. The fact that the Arabian has escaped unhurt While Watson’s in fa- and fOT p^r^'t^ datT'of ; proeestof traiilng burp-larc and sneak ries will prove fatal. ■ A section unknown to manv po>Thc "«nl»ttons gowning often to go un Indefinite time without Mie. , _ . , food or drink makes him hardy and . . . . . . * . -4rto bH.lflor.a nroront Pit,. rat EVERY STORE” ROBBED. sons who pawn articles is section ten the business prevent the sale of stolen less apt to suffer than are our regular-of the act, which provides “that tbe property to persons in business with­ ly treated animals. He goes all day in surplus money, if any, arising from any out the police knowing of the sale and the hot sun. and docs not ask for wa­ Is the Mlfevtvy one should use. The Imsuch sale, after deducting tho amount being able to recover the property. ter—impatiently ' at least—even in puritfrs In tbe other kinds ere use lew, of Chattanooga, Tenn., March 19.—A of the loan, the interest then due on The law has proved beneficial in that courw. but ttanijerons also. Tlie lime, creasing a brook1. He is fed and wa­ telegram received by Chief of Police oiMN JnJly, ia the cause cf much kidney the same and the expenses of the ad­ regard, and many stolen articles hare tered apparently regardless of the fact cNecuse. Hill from Ooltewah, Tenn., says that vertisement and sale, shall be paid over been recovered through its operations that he is hot or tired. He is given his every store in the town was robbed which would never have been reCovby uy the me pswinwvKvi pawnbroker to vw .me the jnnavu person who nuv . pail of water and his troughful of dry Friday uight and asking that men and I would be entitled to redeem the pledge >“ anv ot"er , or green food, or whatever else is bloodhounds be sent to trace the rob- J In co® no such ,nle had taken place." Thc poorwe hare always with ns. and available, so soon as he stops on a jour­ j Bnt. at the expiration of a year, near1 « lia cit I ">'?« support a few pawnbera. Officers were at once sent ney, or is ridden off immediately with dogs ini i mounted horses to scour ly everyone of the unfortunate and j ,f th“ flJ?at.,n'r I , I] s-hrtnlrt 1 «thofl: hnt should ho be oroot.lv greatly fliintn diminished', bnt co so after. Quite as often he gets nothing the intervening country. Ooltewah, • J I long as there are offices to be hadwlth- at all. I have seen horses ridden all Is much the.purest, and therefore tho the county seat of James county, ia 14 [ ix-sl bsU known. Made from the beet flay, and have camped at noon with out tho embarrassment of civil service miles from here. The place has seven • them near by a stream, without any­ examinations; or so long as there are stores. The thieves loaded the booty . air tight and nou-abeortent box. one trying to water them, because holes in the civil service law big on wagons. At one store they blew . enough to drive through with a coach they had no bneket and the banks open the safe, but as the town has no : were high. It would never occu? to a Ask for Diamond Crystal, give it a fair 'officers their work was not discovered ■ and four, we will have with us these Bedouin to carry a skin pail with hint. trial. Write us for fortber particulars. deluded people. They come unto us until Sunday morning. Oar Dairy Halt to the standard of exBut the horses seemed used to such and have the freedom of the city as cellenre, and no butter maker should neglect, and never even whinnieA for | be without IL Address long ns they have a visible means of the wUter gurgling past them. ' S t . L ouis , March 17. — -Felix fl. Hun: DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO., support. They have been coming here icke, doing business as Hunicke Broth- j St. Clair, Mich. annually ever since it was announced era at 70fl Lucas avenue, and dealing , AN OCEAN STEAMSHIP. that "to the victors belong the spoils." wholesale in hate, caps, etc., made an ; Generation after generation they have assignment to W. C. Jones for the ben- , come, and by reason of this fact pawn­ Ventilation I* Out of the Question. efit ot creditors. Tho failure was ■ brokerage has been here. Air is supplied to the firerooms of caused by pressure of a claim for tin,One of tbe most successful real estate ocean steamships through a ventilator 000 borrowed money. The assets are 1 dealers of this city, a man who to-day on deck, which is supposed to be turned about 875,000; liabilities, including the | is an exemplary member of society, to face the direction of the wind. claim, about 1175,000. was formerly In businesa with three Sometimes this turning is neglected. The Nervous System the glided balls over his door. He says: Then ensues a terrible state of things of Life and Mind. Recent "There is one thing about that busi­ down below in the already over-heated Sioux Cirr. Ia., March 10.—A prairie Wonderful Discoveries. ness which has never been published, fireroom. The air becomes stilling, the firoon the Missouri river bottoms be- ‘ No mystery has cvw compared with that of probably because nobody ever noticed upfortunate stoker gasping in vain for low this city is beyond control, and is ! human life. It has been tho leading subjuct of professional research and study In all ages. burning fences, bridges, groves and • it as [ did. Very often when the a breath of fresh air. The smell of the HE CALLS ON HIS “ UNCLE.” But notwithstanding thia fact it fc not gener­ j amounts of money pledged were very oil and the abominable odor of the ally known outbuildings in ita path. Over 8.000 j that the seat tons of hay, valued at 19,000, have been rashly Importunate victims are over large and the pawnbrokers were thriv­ bilge water arc enough to knoek out of life is loca­ the plains and far away; eo that the ing. I observed that the neighboring the strongest man. No pen can de­ ted in tho up­ burned in the stack. pawnbroker turaally retains the entire saloons were doing an unusually good scribe the horrors of life in the fire­ per part of the spinal cord, proceeds of every public sale. It is a - business. The poor fellows would room during these times and the won­ near tho base Sandwich, Ont, March 17.—Adolph game in which the pawnbroker cannot pawn their last valuables and then go der is that scores of stokers do not drop of tbe brain, ; to the saloons to spend their money. off, instead of the few that are re­ and so sensi­ Jonea, one of the Leamington citizens lose, bnt is bound to win every time. tive is thia who tried to debauch several young . On morning recently I saw a hand­ There they would meet with other ported. 'Flie coal trimmers and coal portion of the girls of that town, was sentenced to , nervous sys­ ' some young man leaving the office of Micawbers who were waiting for some­ passers are just as badly off as the tem that even four years’ imprisonment and twelve oar detective corps, and. although thc thing to turn up, and entertain each stokers, having to breathe the same pois­ lashes on his bare bock in tho middle | weather was exceedingly cold, the other with glowing accounts of their onous atmosphere. Another thing cause Instant young man was not wearing an over­ prospects. Soane day I will tell you which makes the life of the stoker a very unhappy one is the fact that the coat. It waa the absence of that some unwritten history, concerning .. Great Britain May Oct Paari Harbor. ■ ent discoveries have demonstrated that ; London, March 16.— Advices received necessary garment that caused him to the thousands of men who came to floor of the fireroom on which he all tlx-organs of tho body are under the con- , The young man J Washington during thc war seeking stands Is always hot The floor,which u-vl of wo nerve centers, located In or near , from Honolula say that President Dole visit the inspector. the base of the brain, and that when these are ( (kranzwl toe organs which they supply with . declares that Hawaii may oede Pearl was the owner of an overcoat, and th* . commissions as brigadier generals, is composed of atoel plates, retains the heat and, blisters ----- as a consequence, . nerve fluid are also deranged, when It is re­ harbor to Great Britain In tbe event of fact that he did not wear it that day । colonels, majors or captains, but *-ho----------mt mix-rod that a serious injury to toespinid I x was because he had loaned it to "his finally, after pawning their last trin- the feet of the stokers, who can c<»rd will cause paralysis or the body below j the United States proving unfriendly I uncle. ” The weather the day before ! kets, enlisted as private soldiers and scarcely stand up at times, they ’ are so the Injured point, because the nerve farce 1“ • to the provisional government ethJ pre.-entod by tbs Injury from reaching thw i had been warm and the young man , went to the front where they disap- much tortured in this respect. ;> i ralyzed portion. It will be understood how i Vied at the Breakfaat Table. ■ was In need of funds. He wanted a peared in the ranlra of the almost num­ the deranzemvuL of the nerve centers will I Gaines, Mich., March 17 .JoKfi' small amount of cash and a great deal! bcrless blue-coated hosts.” cause tbe derangement of the various organs | ^hi' h they supply with nerve force, M ■ Cooney, pne of the oldest reridenta of depended upon his getting It, His Smith D. I?rt. What animal can make the mast Two-thirds <3: chronic diseases are due to ■ the Imperfect action of the nervo centers at-, thh place, fell frvm his chair dead , overcoat was about tho most valuable noise? The elephant During the the lja.seof the brain, not from a derange­ after having eaten his breakfast. ^le“ld^U1h*rtp^^ ! a lady whob.d.TJde»tlybe«yo»? breeding season in the forests of India ment primarily originating in tbe organ It­ A lady who had evidently been young and C«ylon the trumpeting aud roaring self. The great mistake of physicians in on »nd ImuJioI a continuance ! a few years sine, stepped Into Gant. treaUng these diseases is that they treat the of the animal is continuous and terrific Sfwngfixld, Mo., March 17.-Ca.hier organ rather than tbe nerve centers which “ the mild weather, the cold wind, i «■« other dur and asked the price of oi and can be heard for miles. The feline ...y tho cause of the trouble. , . Crawford, of the American national Dr. Franklin Mn.ra, the celebrated spearrneared and played hide and seek crc*L“ puff*- \ : • family are wont to scare their prey i.i.'t.has profoundly studied this subject for bank of thh dty, has been arrested on T^TLw.nnJnin-aBrckooat. Th. “Three oentieaeh," aplfod the maid thoroughly by their overpowering over 20 years, and has made many important a charge of embezzling f 16,000. discoveries in connection withit, chief among noise. Thus the roar of the adult lion following morning there came a re­ tn. n being tho facts contained in toe above "Two for fiver is terrific, tht -vindpipe being enlarged mittance from -another part of the statement, sod that the ordinary metboda of <jOTtxx«row». Manh IT.—In h" “ No. ” so as to give the animal a larger volume treatment are wrong. AU headache, dlxalcountry, and the one whohad Buffered Ircm New York ta thU eitj lbe Conxri "Well, that’s a queer way of selling of air proportionately than any other for the want of his overcoat had the .learner Loeaoia made an ararage ol things!" remarked the possible cus­ animal. The male gorilla has an awful, money necessary to redeem It; but tomer. She seemed to hesitate a min­ loud-aoanding voice. 11.T8 miles an hours. When attacked when he went for it ha learned to his ute, then ordered one cream puff for a it utters a abort, jerking, acute bark, surprise that he could not get his coat younger companion, apparently a rela­ hketkst «f an anm d«* To much lews than forty-eight hours from LoxTCX. March n.-In lb« ull dru tive, and watched severely while he direct the time it was pawned. A note from ate It, after which she took a silent for diktat Uiunder. the chief of detective^ howavsr, op OVM J*».. Brt Lr J ''«M •uZL'lxr-r ’ 1 The Salt * That’s AU Salt Diamond Crystal Salt •MYSTERIES! Seat isssFvm GOOD ADUCK Every patriotic Uttren should give hts personal effort and tnfltwr.ee ‘u increase the circulation of his home paper which teaches the American policy of Trotec- tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect in every way possible. After the home paper is taken care of, why not sub. scribe for the American Economist, published by the American Protective Tariff League ? One of its correspon­ dents says: "No true American can get along without it. liconsider it the greatest and truest political teacher in the United States.” Send postal card request for free sample copy. Address Wilbur F.Wake­ man, Genera! Secretary, 135 West 23d £°M250 V200 rX^DlES ^-00 W>*1.75 W. L. Douglas S3 SHOE th¥world. vertised than any other make. Try one pair and be convinced. The slam ping of W. L. Doug lsa‘ name and price on the.bottom, ahich guarantees their value, saves tho.isaods of dollars annually which helps In increase the sales on their fall line of goods^ They can afford to sell cl a less profit, and we believe rou can save mono- bv buying ill rear I'rvjtvrear of tlwicuicr adveniacd below. ’ Gi’i-fome free upon app’icutinn. Address, W. L. DOUGLAS, Broc kton. Mas.. Sole by WOOLLEY & BRONSON. arpcrienco la tbe patent l>t tinna rtrlctly ron!J<icnt lid. beforetbe public with­ IT Bclentiflc work la the ®2P*S* •*°l , ADMINISTRATOR* 8A1.K. ' Nonce hi hereby Rivra. th u in pursuance ot an order granted to the underulgned, Melville J. Bigelow. Administrator of the estate ot Julia E. Stuart, deceased, by Die Judge of Probate lor the county of Kafomsroo. on th* iMh day of December A. !>. IMW. there will be sold at Public VendU'-, to tbe highest bi'der at tbe Yankee spring* postofflee, fronr’door. Is the • ountyof Barry, flute of Mlchig n on Wednes­ day thA 2nd ilay of May A. D. IBM. at on* o'clock in the afternoon of that day. (subject to all cuctinforunces by way of Mortgage or otherwise rxMlng at the time of 'the death of Julia E. ■stuart or at the time of said sale, the fol­ lowing described real estate to-wit: The south east quarter(‘#1 of the north west quarter tk) of Wlton thirty four (3W In town­ ship number three (3) north of p-utxe number ten i 10) we-it. Dated, Kalamazoo. Mich.. March IL 18M. Melville J. Bioai.ow, Administrator Estate of Julia K Stuart, de­ ceased. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having b««n made lu th* conditions ni a certain niortuape tnad»by Martin V. Bar­ ker and Harriet Idnn Bxrk*r. bls wife, to George F. Krosston, and dafod 'February 22. 1884 and reewded In the cMc* of the Register <f Deeds. f< r the Caunty -of Barry in th st“t*- «»f Michigan. February », !««., in fiber IT nf nb»rtjpucraxxk i*ges 218 and 2t» on-whlr.li mortga«e there l« claimed to bo due at the d»tp of thh nod re the sum ’of four hundred a> d furty am- dbllxrs and Tlilrty-nloe eejjt* and no cult o- proceedings at law barlDR beea instituted to recover the amount secured by said mor»ga«e or any part thweof Notice is therefor* hereby given that on tire 2Gth day . uf May. issi *i lOo’dock In the foreuouu there will be sold •<» 'hr north front door of the rourt hoiiMr. (n tho City at nestings. *'onnty ct Harrv and stale of Michigan, raid court Louse l-elng lbe plnce for holding the Circuit Court for the County of Barry, at inridlc auction to the highest bidder, ihr Brcnilses described in said mortgage or so much l hereof as may be neoea-ary to saUsfv dir amount dur on said mort­ gage asebove set forth, with tbe Interest there­ on. and the charges and expenses allow­ ed by law and provided ’or in laid mortgage, said premlws being si'ante in the City of Haatings In the County of Harry, and state ot Michigan and deacribed as follows: Comnrencingfonr rods exit and thirty-three rods and two irrt south on a cot>lfou<Mi* line of JrffmoQ Street from the wn»th ea.st opener of one. block five cti.imbertafo,* additiou to the City of Hastings tbenne south twenty-two rods, east twenty-nine rodv north twenty-two rods, west incuii-uuir < ... ... —-.......„ . lor four acre*. ol land Also rommCBetat rod* east of the south east corner of Work of CbsmtM-rUtn’* addlUor lo the City Of UairtXbenee wooth along lhe east hae of J< Dated, �Additional County News. cioMd Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Hendershott visited of FrUrt«TlU® vUlted l>>® F.ir in in rrerpon Frerport Friday. . . .■; -, At ro •"'M® | K.P«wrri« in both ebaretek In MOM Ot »S5 lo ®«b person tIlb ““" tbe M. E. In th® morning rod h t*e B7 soo rrom tbe towwblp. '1 Conmcstlara1 >• lh® <ve»ln». Brron Hu<be®. * ,onMr re’ll,’al Dorcro socletj meets In the bro<ment of Milo ‘a morin, from Osblcmo Into rooms the .............. ,n^.­ Congregational church Friday after over lbe store st Milo. _______ FreeportMrs Simon Steckte, of Grand Rapids, U the guest of R. B. Steekle and family. noon. . Miss Grace Hendershott expects to tend the Slate Conveniion of the Y. P. «-.«»» “■JS? flnHer.« olio Ctt, »r BmUW. pw- “Slo?S2»’i‘k T. Krtbruor. «•-*«“■ Hj“rDB»l?Krn,OD to Koron I. Barnum, 40 •. j seel. Hasting*. |1W- 8. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS- Charles 8. Blakealee to Mart A. Blakeslee. « ^CidrS’KoSJl’A Chas. E. Swalet and Mm? ^^•.roVoaL^^wHor . . >. CL E. at Detroit this week. Chatley Wilcox who lias for some Tc A. J, Nugent and wife—a son. Hl.. Bill. z»m»r, ot Caledonia, vlolted time worked on tbe rail road as sectian hand will rent bls mother’s farm In Rut­ Bonne and Freeport Mend* Saturday and land this year. He moves this week. Sunday. J W. Reuter and wife, of McCqrds, Mr. Giliet from Middleville comes to take b!s place on the section and will occupy visited in Freeport Sunday. Frank Yarger aud wife, of Carlton, vis­ the house which he vacates. Cbas. Rogers who for several years has ited the latter’s parents In the village Sun­ rented his farm near this village and been day Rev. H. H. Halsey began revival meet­ engaged In business In Middleville, will " He ings nt the Brew school bouse Sunday again try-bls hand at farming. poets to be back in°the old home I') the evening. . Hiram Karcher accompanied by tho first of April. There are not bouses enough tn our Misses Ella snd Myrtle Riegler visited little village to accommodate the people Clarksville Sunday. County Clerk Nagler and family visited "^i*’'B.lUer,o«nl.to Ed»ln AroUn. « *>■ “tUob^rdVirer to Bob't Ma. sec21. Carlton, >1. uarHortense Morey to Lucius L. Bolioway, par Townun-t. « . Bowens Mills. In Kalamazoo We are sole agents for the Hot Bha Feather Co’s, springs and mattnsfe They’re the best in the world. Dont pnr. chase before you see us. BEACH a BOOTH. HIRAM ROGERS. IT COST NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS PRETTY FLY HAT 8 what everybody says that see, th™ Flies that we have iu stock. They’ll TfoolTrout a trout every time. Trout fUhing Beason GRANDEST LITERARY ACHlKVCitCNT OF THE CENTURYIt is made on new plans by the Best Talent. It* Editors number 247. In preparation 4 year*. ; Haa a Wonderful VooabuMry of nearly 300,000 WORDS ARD PHRASES.* • The Republicans of Maple Grove will meet tn caucus on Thursday March 22nd, at McKel­ veys Han at 3 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of nominating candidates for Township officers and to transact any other buduets that may legally come before said meeting. A cordial Invitation K extended to all who may sympa­ thize with republican principles. •_Br odkk of committee. Tbe annual meeting of the Stockhold­ ers of tbe Hastings Building and Loam As­ sociation will be held on Tuesday, the 3rd day of April, 181M at 7:10 o’clock in the evening. D. 8. Goodyear, Pres., A. E. Kkxaston, Sec’y. Dated, March list, 1894. Barry Republican Caucua. The Republicaas of tho Township of Barry will hold caucua on Saturday March JUh , ifm. at 2 o’clock p. m. at Flints Hail. Dated. Hickory Cornen.'March 14lb. 1*M. Br Ordxb of TowjiMiir Committee. Irving Republican Caucus, The Republicans ot Irring Will meet at tbe Town Hail on Tuesday. March 27 th al 2 o'clock ?i. m. for tbe purpose of nominating candidates or township offices. Let all republicans make it a point to oe present. Hr Ordjeb or Committee. New Bakery. I have just started a new bakery, secur­ ed services of first class baker, aud will give you best goods at reasonable prices. I ask a share of your patronage. F. G. Beamer. will soon be here. You want to lx- Tight in line,” and if you are you must buy vour rods reels, lines, fliee, hooks, etc. of me. ’^nat call and see my line. THAT BARGAIN words than Any Other Dictionary of th* Language. . Of a $135.00 bicycle’for $75 is Mill <,|,en. Don’t throw away a lot of money but conic and see what 1 «n give you for your money. My « peneea - are very light; my stock new. Come aud inspect goods and prices. DO NOT SUV A DICTIONARY Until you bare Investigated the STANDARD. A Poor Book shuns opnu^ariaoo. We Inrltelt. Do not buy on old work because It has a food nW^irtloulars sent free to any address. PRICE SI 2 to B22 accord I n< to Binding. Apply to our Local Agent, or Address THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gtl'l AJtJ., KALAMAZOO. MICH. Sales Agent for Barry, Alle­ gan and Ottawa Counties, b. D. FOPE Remember that we repair Boots, Shoes, Fire Arms and in fact most everything. • Hickory Corners, Mich. CEucu* Notice. wabraxtT »ekih. E.B. andAdlal W. dark to B. F. Thomas, 23 ■James Hanna of Gaines, and Anna a, sec 2, Johnstown, S4W. Black ban. of Middleville, spent Saturday -9?y to H«°»y T. and Amanda L. and Sunday with the latter’s. mother, Wight, pare* . ae* i5. Hastings. S3BW. Jeremiah X annocker to Geo. J. Stanley. W B, sec 23, Barry. *2800. . -Mrs. T. Williamson. 10 BtoWlb. U<L we 1, Mrs. Wiliam Knickerbocker spent Sat- Irving *2000. Lucius L. Holloway to David L. Reedtnan, mfiaj and Sunday in Middleville. pared, Mere. OrBMevuie. 1IM0. ,oGeo’c-*"**»•. ioc i. bik. Walter Bechtel commenced work spent Sunday at Dillman Benjamin’s In Thornapple. GRANO RAPID*. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. BATES »1>6 per d.y. »« cenu. FUNK * WAGNALLA Co., NZW YORK. The republicans of this citv city will bold t/Hr .... In i.. Harkers hah nnHli city______ caucus north rtf of Ila lisstiuRs house Sai urday evening. Every republican a id every one who Is lu empathy with doc­ trines of the Grand Old Tarty should attend and make It a point to get bls republican friends and neighbors to attend. Ward caucuses for the nomination of wart, officers will bo held Monday eventi g * ib«following Places: 1st Ward, Standlej a Black­ smithshop: tod Ward. Babcock*eooper shop: 3rd Ward. A. K. Kenarton'» office; 4th Ward Parker’s building north ot Hastings bouse, ou first floor. Repuulican-*. don’t forget thc time aud places of meetings. Your presence !-u*u!ed.' Come and help nominate the men you would like to see in office. City and want cau- Beni Estate Transfers, for the KENT STAHDARd"dICTIOIIAI|Y Andrew G; Fmkuelner. TJ**r«'P*,e AnM M. Eckhardt. Wuodlzud Fred Pcftber, Rutland Rosa Johnson, Irving Vance W*rreu. Balli more Inez WagonUmder, Joitnstown Alonzo McDlarnitd. Bowue May Lake. Carlton Gottlieb Kachele, Thornapple Nettle Ocka, Oseeoia Co. ' ■ *• John Tyler, Woodlnnd Carrie tJnoke. '• Marvin Sackett. Caritoa Ella Warilnc, “ Geo. Patrick. Vermontville Lorina Hartauff Clever, Jiaabville Cornelias Somerville. lUekory Corner* Edith Hine, Cloverdale John Brown. Hasting* lAura Barber. Carlton _______ who wish to live here. last A. C. Hunt Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bechtel and son__ Roy We have the nicest line of , arpets i roll ever shown. By buying in large titles we got a low price which we are ing our customers the benefit of; 11 is better to see them than to be told I heducso RA-res AT ARE YOU POSTED J ohmtown, fl«». Mrs. G. W. Francis and Mrs. W. H. Kleinhans are speeding the week with Mrs. C. E, Goodwin at Ithaca. Mrs. R. Poole, of Battle Creek, who has To exchange a whole or part of a well been spending the winter with her sister, selected stock of Bazaar, Novelty and Mil­ Mrs. E. Chipman, returned home Tues­ linery goods for butter and eggs. day. • Geo. Soule & Sox. Miss Carrie Crane, of Battle Creek, is Killed by a Cat’s Bite. visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. W. Everts. Dr. G. Danford Thomas, says the Mrs. O. M. Hollinger and Miss Agnes London Telegraph, held an inquest re­ Felghuer are in Detroit this week attend­ cently at the Hampstead dispensary ing the Y. P. 3. C. E. State Convention. hall on the body of John Brown, aged J. H. Hackathorn, of Homer, visited his forty-eight, lately residing at Grove place, Newend. The evidence showed parents here over Sunday. that the deceased suffered from rheu­ A. H. Smith Sundayed. at Hastings. matism, but helped his wife in her Miss Clara Heckathom is visiting at laundry work. O® Tuesday afternoon Homer. his cat was asleep in a shed. Deceased J; C. Furalsa spent Sunday at Wood­ moved a board in the building and it land. was supposed he must have hurt the H. W. Wa Irath waa at Middleville Mon­ animal, for it jumped up and bit him on the back of the right hand. On day. Mias Fleming Sundayed at E. V. Smith’s, Wednesday deceased’s hand and arm became very much inflamed and Mrs. East Castleton. Brown poulticed the wound. On Thurs­ Misses Francis IHeacox, Alice Martin day it got so much worse that Dr. and Vera Downing visited Miss Nina Murray was called in. He advised the Downing in East Castleton^Sunday. immediate removal of the man to the Miss Jennie Jones is at her home at Hampstead workhouse infirmary,where he died early the following morning. Lacey this week caring tor tbe^mumps. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Glasgow are enjoy­ Dr. A. H. Cook, the medical officer ol the institution, said the cause of death ing the Y. P. S. C. E. Convention at De­ was acute blood poisoning, following troit this week. the bite of e cat Will Minar was Turkey*. AJ« uj B.*fdrew>rd.SWtn6.uj Beef l*w. 2SJ" 3® Mu'; too. dressed- 5® Alr«:» 25 cwitl, Sl«m Ur«u Jesse Townsend to Lafayette Towuscnd, K »> "KS'sl'o'nK’lu’vrt.lt Bl«. !»»-•«»• Wert Jewell went to Detroit Thursday as delegate to tfie State Convention of the Naah rille.. *1 •» *®c **• "mS?!. SSr.iw.ornn. >o Joinf VMtonw. In Frecpprt Sunday. MrafiOarrio Fox, of Norwalk, 0.. ar­ Mrs. Shepard Oliver and Mrs. Walter rived in Freeport Saturday to care for her Oliver went to Chicago to see their sick sick mother, Mrs. W. B. Ward. • Bruce and Lillie Culler, ot near Has­ mother last Friday. George M. Conyer is visiting cbUdrtn tings visited in Freeport Sunday. and friends at South Bend. The Misses Minnie and Bertha Gosch J. Veneklasen, president of the Leeland entertained Miss Ella Halsey Sunday. The Young people of the U, B. church Brick Co. was here las t week on business organized a Home Missionary society Sat­ connected with the companys’ yard here. C. Pyle has gone to Chicago to remain urday evening. Lafayette Llnnebaugh and Webster during tbe summer. The L. A. S. met with Mrs. Martin Hasting*, of Portland, are welcome guests Bates last Friday and your correspond­ at H. H. Halsey’s. ent along with several other gentlemen, were partakers of the bountiful repast Sam Ney aud family are going to move furnished by the ladles of tbe society. toDowIin^tbis week, also we learn that Tbe organization Is flourishing and already Arthur Dean and family have, taken a has about fifteen dollars In its treasury, as farm near Battle Creek and will move the result of Its few weeks labors. Shepard Oliver Is about to move to Ka­ soon. • D«n S|uu»pf has rethrned from Missouri. lamazoo, having rented his farm to Char. Mrs. Jay Prescott and children, of Mar­ Hayward. William McCollum, who for the past shall, have been vlsjltlng her mother, Mrs. year has been living at Richland, has Jerome Frost. Mrs. Chas. Abbey visited at Battle moved back to Hope. Florence Barnes who has been at Rich­ Creek last week. Mrs. Fred Wickaim, of Verona, Is visit­ land with her brother during the winter, j is present with us again. . ing at the hotel. Y. P. S. C. E. . -School commenced Monday at the Cen­ ter. Work commenced on the ground for tbe horse sheds Monday. Mrs. Strickland and son returned Satur­ day from a two weeks visit at Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Whipple and sister. Carrie Serven, were at Mrs. John Serven’s Satur­ day and Sunday, also Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown. In town it will pay you to come to t,-, and look over oqr Furniture. CarpM, When we say that we never Kola Fnmit ' so cheap we tell what everyone ktm^ We’re offering bargains to-<iay that wouldn’t have thought possible a JtJar Wheat, white per b**-;?* >• ".■S’c’Soro.toLoL.oWoU. pawl. ’James H. Klnckertiarov to A. 0.8no»k,.tl a, sec is OraagevlHe. *325. *• '•BniaMa- ■ *> The Republicans of Rutland will bold a cau­ cus In the town hall Tuesday afternoon March 2Ttb., commencing at 2 o’clock. Let all repub­ licans attend. ■ By order of Committee, Wa keen Foe km an, Ch'm. Orangeville Republican Caucua, PHOTOGRAPHED. > ■n»e Repobllcaa eaueoa of Orangeville will be heM at the Town Hall tn the village of Orange­ ville on Saturday, March 3«h, law, at 2 p. tn. R. C. Norton. Chairman of Committee. COUPON NO. 1. j PART NO. 1. Carlton Township Caucua. The Republicans of Carlton township will bold a caucus at tbe Town Hall, Monday March 25th at2 r m. -^usy Bring or send one coupon j together with Ten cents in f money or stamps, to the,) BANNER office and receive j one part of “The Holy Land » Photopraphed.” In ordering . be sure to give name, P. 0. J Address and the Part wanted- r Baatlnga Republican Caucua. Republicans of Hastings township will meet in caucus Saturday forenoon, March Mtb at 10 a. m. ByOhdeb of Committee. Hope Republican Caucua. The. or H°P« wUl bold tbelr cau­ cus at Cloverdale, March 22nd. at 2 o’clock p By Odeb of Committee. rSOBATB VRDBK. - nut, or MMiiire. Corot, o< butt u 2b01® rrobou court torlho OM fiororod oinX? COMPRISING A Complete Tour of Palestine Cbtrio. w. Armwroo,. Jud,, ot A trip from Joppa- -Through Jeruulem and its wonders, Through the Scenes of Christ's Birth xik'X’gSM 01 and Ministry-Bethlehem, Nazareth, Bethany, and the Cities of' Galilee -Through the Weird Mountains of Sinai and the Scenes of Old Testa­ ment Glory. KS52?10 Reproducing the exact Scenes of the Great i A "0 • that WmScISS ' the M ten o'clock id Events of tbe Bible—The Tomb of Abraham, the the bearing of said Well of Jacob, Sinai the Dead Sea, Tombs of David and Absalom, Pools of Solomon, Sechem, the Battle-Fields of Israel, Many Vieira of Jerusa­ at the ITobste 5?^ ®kow nuwe. ifiny therl'iwi, .),■ u,,county, ...Ter la said • why the ——1 lem- -its Walls, Gates, Streets Mosqnea, Churches, People, Sacred Spots, and the Many Hallowed \<.,Ce?5rtside the Wall’—G®tl“emane, Golgotha, Mt. Dj Ohves, Pool of Siloam,Jericho and Jordan. «~iTh H? £ ■Land “ “ “ To day. Palestine, Modern and Historic, Photographed. HOW TO OBTAIN THEM Every reader of the BANNER i» entitled to participate in the distri­ bution of the Holy Land Portfolios. Bring or send ten cents in coin or stamps to the Office of the HAS­ TINGS BANNER ver cost of postage, mailing, distribution, together with an order cut from this “ad" in the BANNER and you w receive Holy Land Portfolio, No. 1» enntantng photographic re­ productions 9x11 inches in Size- Miss Louie Hail spec t Friday at T. B. . Moorefe. ■ □te Saltan’s u.u, ThMp!,n society presented their drama at Orangeville last Saturday wight to a large audiance. Re- Item was quite a crowd at the masqumde ball last Friday night at this place. Everybody reports a nice time, especially those that were masked. There were SB numbers sold. Aa C. T. Barnes and family1 are atarat to move from our midst to near Kslama- REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF Sa/ws. Take Notice! it> Advantage of the above offer (and no one can ailord to s>i* thfe “Id Of the “Ho1* Land Photographed” which will be to the la’nre nwroher o*1 tUI^n“ n?Uoe’ toother with 10 cents in stamp.- or ' in • °1Ted. GIRCUfcflR SAWS, LARGE anfl »dfa>.^n bw,tl?‘ vill no doubt.be ordered, the small amount of exi^e nivonw SMALL, KEPT IN STOGK WITH THF r1At??rfu^0noan?dJ**aifcle ^“e. aU orders MUST BE STAMPS; as we cannot afford to open any book accounts You will find my store-house full urdTySlewry Satur^v 51' *«* flwt of n,mea Part of my own make-of steam engines from theV*a^r' There are hundreds of readers of th®' six to seventy-five horse power. Ten Ihtrry^OTnt^ and sizes and four styles made. Come and »ee the goods and get prices. You will find them the nest made in the state I also make iron and wood Isthee saw /I. C BUXTON, ® - men. mwwilu. PLAINLY, also WHICH PA hi! Y AND POST-OFFICE all orders to ADRRessI:8 HASTINGS, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-03-29.pdf bee4ba0e03e550124f3f3962fe2e542c PDF Text Text "The best Advertis ing medium tn Bar ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 48 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 29. 1894. 1= Hastings Banner* Published Thursdays by\ OOOJi. going to do any building or repairing remember that I can COUNTY NEWS. IM WB VALKEKBURGH, IEM MI DEffl HE J1HI CO. Headquarters for Nails and Fence Wire HASTINGS, MICH PART VI ~ or OUR Photographic Tour of the World.. The Marvelous Works of God and Man Throughout the Whole Universe. CONTAINING GERMANY. AUSTRIA ANO BELGIUM. ' Berlin—Chattau at Ba­ bel-berg. Charlottenberg, t Royal Museum. i Royal Palace, White Salon. N uremberg. Passion Play—Opening Scene, Garden of Gethsemane. ■ V ienne—Burg-ring Vienna—Hofburg Thea­ ter. • , Schoenbrunn. St. Stephen’s Church. Brussels—The Bourse. Statue of Frederick the Great Cologne Cathedral. Dresden—Sistine Ma­ donna. Zwinger Art Gallery. DON’T MISS ANY NUMBERS. No. 1, Italy • No. 2dltalu and Greece • No. 3. Hawaiian Islands No. 5, Franco. Spain, Switzerland, Denmark. No. 4, Paris. Back numbers can still be had. Complete series tn 16 parts. 256 SUPERB ART PHOTOGRAPHS Worm One Dollar Each, Secured for our readars at ONE-TENTH THE COST IN BOOK FORM. Don’t Miss This Chance. How to secure this iinorecedenied offer In each copy of this paper is printed a coupon. Bring° or send one of these coupons, together with ten cents in com « st“”P’™ office, and you will receive one part of the series. be had on the same terms. . • j vour Be particular to state the number of the part de,,r<“*- 8 ? fuU name and address, and enclose the necessary coupons and ten "BtS ■ WTM SE]W FOR BACK ^UMBERS DON'T Miaa A FUTuna num»«R- nra.h Bldn. MUsSopba Rapp returned to Grand Rapids Mo,day, Joe Robinson no longer lives In Brush Ridge. • The republicans of Hope nominated a strong ticket on Thursday of last week. William Tuttle and wife who have been visiting In Woodland for the past week returned home on Saturday. Wesley Karns contemplates making a trip to Grand Rapids soon. James MeLeau was called to tbe south­ ern part of the State by the serious illness of his father last week. Wesley Karns will wotk for Ernest Shultz this coming summer. Charley Anders la at work tor Jobo Dawson this summer. Fannie Pleree will teach our spring school, so we hear. Archie Burst of Delton was on our streets last week. Charley McCay and wife of Hickory Comers visited at C. Anders* Sunday. Carl Dnbois and wife of Delton visited relatives in Brush Ridge last week. Next Monday is election and we will say to every republican of Hope to come to the polls and bring your neighbors along, and there will be no question as to the result. Hickory Coraera. Married, at the residence of Mit Nobles Esq,- on Monday 19th., Cornelius Souerville of Barry, and Miss Edith Hine of Hope. Congratulations are extended to them. The republican caucus was largely at­ tended on Saturday and Gid Ilugtes was again clioseji to lead the ticket C. W. Backus, for Township Clerk: Orin Bassett for Justice of the Peace; Albert Law­ rence, Treasurer; Elmer Clark. Com. of Highways Frank Norwood, School In­ spector: Charles W. Cadwaliader, and Al­ drich Si be), for Board of Review; Geo. Norwood; Alexander McNeil and Albert Hampton, Constables. Quite a> large amount of wheat is being hauled to the .market receiving the price of 50 to 5U cents per bu. Just a little bet­ ter than the good old democrat days of fifty* years ago. Ross Cadwaliader rode his bicycle to Bellevue one day last week where he took dinner thence to Olivet where he made arrangements for attending that’ college, commencing the fifth day of April. Mrs. Volney Snyder entertained the Ladies Home Missionary Society last Fri­ day. Mrs. M. S. Barber visited her mother­ in-law. Mrs. S. D. Barber at AFamo Sun­ day and Monday. * Miss Ines Barber of Alamo visited friends at Battle Creek last week and on her return visited her brother M. S. Bar­ ber and family. Mr. Flint and wife of Sunfield visited their sou Lee and family at the hotel last Myron Sutherland was at Lansing and Owosso last week. W. R. Scothorn Is no better. Jas. NestxM is at home again. N. V. Whitlock has company from Missouri, they leave for Chicago this Maggie McIntosh has the brain fever. Dick Strong works for Rev. Kidder. Austin Strong has gone on an extended trip for his health. He expects to visit in the west before returning. Geo. Graves snd T. Northrop -have gone north to work. Their families will follow them soon. The “social” which the Morgan correspo<ident to the Journal spoke of in last week’s issue was nothing but a sewing bee, and ended with a good prayer meet­ ing. We speak of this as some might take the Item just as It read. Crosay. Melvin Baxter has purchased a quantity of timber of £1. Brownell, which he is cut­ ting Into rail road ties and delivering at this station. Our Sunday School was re-organlzed last Sunday with Isaac Rickeumore as Supt.; Elmer Reynolds, Assistant; Clay­ ton Barber, Sec’y.:'Annie Tlbbitts, Treas. Mrs. France who has been 111 a long time is no better.. A large quantity of wheat was delivered here last week at 52 cents per bushel. Aaron King has moved on the Ben Hess farm east of Gull Lake. N. R. Ford has bls bead quarters at Frank Barbers’ while In tbls vicinity. Rev. J. C. Chase gave a most excellent Easter sermon last Sunday from Rom 4, 25. W. Fisher Is afflicted with lumbago. Most of tbe farmers have engaged their help for the coming season at from 14 to 17 dollars per month. John Holden has bad his immense crop of hay balled afid is curing thu same for market. Lust Sunday evening the Missionary Society at Spring Brook celebrated their silver anniversary by a conceit. Bedford. Homer Chase and Homer Bradley have commenced work on their hauaet on Pennfield street ' Mr- and Mr*. Harry Long and son of Battle Creek, wore guests of Charles Burke and family last Sunday. ‘ Mrs. Shaft died at her home last Mon­ day morning. She leaves a husband and two sons to mourn her loss. Miss Pixley of Rellevne has been visit­ ing her sister, Mrs. H. Hughes of this P1Sn*8 Woodruff and son of Pennfield. have gone In Partnership with W. W. Godsmark and tbev have moved their creamery to Battle Creek. MIm Bernice Halbert who has been vis­ iting her aunt In Detroit this winter re­ turned home last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Macomber and daughter .4 Battle Croek spent last Sunday with Mr. Crane and fasafly. The novelty supper given last Tuesday WHOLE NO. 2024 those who attended. Charley McKeosle and bis sister Lida of BanfleM were guests of Mfes Belle Loveless last Sunday. BTtOS.. \ School begins to-day after a three weeks vacation. Mrs. Quick and sons intends moving on Mr. Hathaways* firm west of Ulekory Corners. Mrs. Leonard will occupy Mrs. Quicks’ bouse. Miss Mary Messenger has returned from • visit with her brother at Howard City. George Stanly is repairing bls home, we expect him for a neighbor sooo. Mrs. Cross has returned from Delton. Cloverdale. Mrs. Helen Shafer of Chicago has been visiting relatives hem. John Doonon intends to move to Kala­ mazoo soon. Milo Hayes has returned from Marcel­ lus where he has been spending tbe win­ ter. The following persons were elected as board of trustees of the church here; John Horn, Conrad Kahler, Martin Nagle, Hiram Payne and Abraham Heplogle. z John Ryan is confined to the house with rheumatism. The following republican nominations for township officers of Hope have been made; Supervisor, George Robinsou; Clerk, Harry Jones; Treasurer, Jeese Os­ good; Member of Board of Review, M. Bagley; Commissioner of Highways, Aaron Shultz;; Justice for full term, H An­ ders; Justice to fill vacancy, Wm. Chamr berlain. A ticket that all good republl cans of this town should support. Stephen Sprague is very ill at this writing and no hopes are entertained for his recovery. Mrs. Harvey Adams Is recovering from a very severe illness. • Archy Anderson has finished his job for lumbering near Battle Creek. Mrs. John McCollum has returned from her visit to Cheboygan County. County good and everything passed off pieasantiyWhile Lewis Watkins was going “cross­ lots” to Irving one day last week, he found a birds nest with young birds In It Mr. Watkins says the mother bird was ash colored with a black spot on her breast. The nest was bum on the ground. He thought from the looks of the birds that they were about a week -old. He went out Monday morning to see hoW the new comers had fared after the storm, but as he had not marked the place, no trace of the m could be found. Mrs. Lyda Hall from Muskegon k vis­ iting her slater Mrs. John Trego. Quarterly meeting at the Methodist church next Saturday and at the Cobb school boose next Sunday. Mr. Taylor closes his singing sahool next Saturday evening with a concert, in which both schools Joi a. We hope- he will be with us again next winter. Eliza Glrvin and Mabie Wilcox will at­ tend the Epworth League Convention at Saginaw this week. John Chambers has moved back on the fares and Mr. Meisner will occupy the parsonage this summer. S. C. Woolerts’ special sale each week draws large crowds from the surrounding country. Part of Irving township will try voting in Freeport again this spring. A large sized smile was noticed on Ed. Ferguson’s face last week and upon in­ quiry, the cause was found to be a son. The one thing most needed In Freeport just at present is another good dry goods store. Dr. Carpenter has located in S. Roush’ vacant stere building. He will fill a want in Freeport as another physician has been much needed since the sickness of the leading physician. Dr. E. F. Sayles. Frank Sayles of Lowell was the guest of his brother. Dr. E. F. Sayles, tn the village last week. . From the many colored egg shells lying in the streets Sunday, the “Rabbits” must have visited this place In full force. i • Miss Sarah Roush ofiBowne, visited the Misses Rlgler, Saturday p. in. W. Elliot han opened a clothing store in the Yarger block. Mr. Elliot could not have chosen a more favorable locality in which to locate than Freeport. The busi­ ness men should extend him a cordial welcome. , The commencement ef the spring term of school has been postponed to April 2. A few cottages to rent would be a good investment in this place. There are sev­ eral families who would move to Freeport could they find vacant houses. A. J. ClieesbOroBg^ of Detroit visited Freeport relatives the last of the. week., R. Wolcott was Id Lowell Monday. The collection taken up at the U. B. church for foreign missions Sunday ewsing amounted to over 21.00- Will Crans is moving on John Youngs' farm near Yankee Springs. Last week’s items should have read that Mrs. Ricnards was moving near Martin instead of visiting. I The base ball nine played their first game of the reason at Martin last week, the score standing sixteen to eight in fa­ vor of Martin. The boys will play them another game here next Monday and they think they can do better on their own grounds. The dance at the hall last Friday night was a success financially but there was too much “Tangle-foot” present to make it enjoyable otherwise. Easter services were held'at the church Sunday evening. Henry Arbour of Fowler, Mich., was in the village a few days last week on lousi­ ness. John C. Cressy was again here Tuesday in the interest of the railroad. W. J. Noyes was at Hastings Friday in It is reported that IL C. Norton has lost attendance of district lodge of the Gpod a pocket book containing twenty seven Templars. dollars in money aud sdme valuable notes. John Geerhart, sr.. Is going to Colorado next month to remain during the summer. Eant Jo!in«U>wn, Fred Lowder is visiting his sister at The Star school No. 10 closed last iFri- Sunfield. , day: During the winter the school gave W. 1. Marble received a telegram from an exhibition and an oyster supper, clear­ Harbor Springs Saturday that his father ing -57.70. They have purchased window was very sick arid do hopes of his recov­ shades and books and have S2 50 toward a ery. • globe. Miss McKee will teach tbe Ballis J. C. Nease has moved to Nashville. school this spring. Don Smith, of Hastings, is spendiiujhis Will Daniels Is on tbe sick list. , vacation with his grand parents, Mr. and Bert Holden and Myrtle Crandell wish­ Mrs. D. W. Smith. ed at J. R. McKee’s In Maple Grove Sun­ Frank Keihl of Grand Rapids is- visit­ day. ing his aunt, Mrs. Clyde Brown. Frank Wilkes visited in Nashville Sun­ Mr. George Sardam. of Chattanooga. day. Tenn., was the guest of A. B. Noyes Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. W. Weak* visited Maple urday and Sunday. Grove friends this week. They intend to State Road. move to Ohio this spring. The ladles dime society will meet next Thursday at Mrs. Lum Olmsted's. Two tickets in the field this yepr. repub­ Mrs. Wallace Bobbs is very sick at lican and Peoples Party having tbetr cau­ this writing. cus on Frldsiy and Saturday of last week. Tom Fisher is geltlag ready to repair The republicans have Chancy Briggs, bis house h» tie* spring. Sup.; Wm. Brown. Treas.; J. C. Tomp­ Lillie Payne is so far recovered as to be kins, Clerk. The Peoples ticket is head­ out again. ed by Albert Kent, Supt; Albert Shepard. Mr. Ellison has moved to Carlton land Treas; Asa W. Wilcox, Clerk. Intends to work for Mr. Youngs. Will Ogden and family are moving to Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Ffeher and Mr. mid Bellevue. Mrs. Sam McIntyre visited M.r. and Mrs. Mrs. Dan Keyes is very slek. Wallace Brown Sunday. Gertrude Tasker entertained friends The funeral of Mis. Rockwell was held from Bellevue Monday. at Fisher church Tuesday. Indies Aid met with Mrs. !»□ Park Plradies Brown is entertaining company last Thursday. Next meet ing at A. W. from Grand Rapids. . Wilcox’s. I The wwt’querade last Wednesday evenThe most of ns. if not more, are persuad­ Ing was a brilliant affair. Ada Moore was at home from Battle ed that the joyous spring time has not. re­ turned but that she -is- Itasg'ring In the lap Creek last week. of winter. The bugs hate Dot yet found Xaahvtll*. a lodgement In the brooches of the p*tato Misses Cora and Lottie Aldrich of Al­ vtoe* of our hurtling heigbbors as yet School began In No. S on Monday. bion College, have been spending part of The personal property and two. farms their vacation here guests of Miss Alice belonging to the estate of the late H F. “ MeKInnus and others. Mrs. John McLean of Vernon is visiting Bollinger will be sold at auction on the at £. U Parish's. Mrs. McLean is E. L.’s •Jrd of April. Katie Fisk is home from Kalamazoo colsister. Albert Hafner is home for , his spring lege on a short vacation vacation. * iMetariivilla Geo. Mattison of Middleville was m Frank Allen. George Valentine and WEI town the fore part of tbe week on busiPrichard have gone north to work. . John Pierce h*d four sbeop killed by Miss Ada Michael of Hastings was the guest of the Misses Furnlsa* the fore part dogs Sunday night. of tbe week and attended tbe Sunday Alonzo Tobias, of this placek will build a house on IJn farm near Hastings, and will Schoo) Convention. ‘ Among those we noticed at the Barn­ move into, k in the near fubure. Rev. Vanwinkle clteed a very sadeessCounty Sunday School Convention from out of our town were; Rev. Gilfsby. Mr. fui series of meetings at the Week* sbhoo) Pennock, Mrs. Daniel Striker aud daugh­ bouse Friday night. ter. Mrs. Wm. Lowden and Mr. Van Ar­ Gerkroman from Hastings. Rev. Robertson. Wheat Is not looking very good. Ln this Mrs. Dr. Matteson, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Griswold from Middleville. The vicinity, a good deal of ibis kilted. The correspondent of Assyria wrote an convention opened very nicely and we are item that one man In that vteluHy imad sorn* that we have to send In our Items garden last week. Well we are wonder­ too early for a full report of tbe same. ing What he will do.,with II this week. We Mr. and«Mra. H. A. Brooks have re­ turned from Orlando, Florida, where they think in about six weeks from now he will have a chance to make garden iagain spent the winter and brought bonus with them some fine oranges grown on C. W. for summer use. J. Spencer and wife were at tbe county Smith’* placc-gt Orlando. Mr. W. I. Makble was at Battle Creek seat last Monday. Mr. Hatton has a coaaln visiting him Tuesday on business. from Hasting*. Miss Minnie Furotaa is home from John Wlney is very low st this wrRiag. Middleville for her spring vacation. . No hopes of hhrreoovery. Mr. Hoover Ison tbe sick llstIrviag Tbe liberal* orgaslacd Sunday school Mra. St.rben Adams had a alaler vbKiMt Bamtay. Mr. Sbellenlxrger, 8upX; la, her over Snnda;. Tbe Doreaa Soeletj topper In the Mr. Hatten. Treas.; MIm Lipaeoab, Sac., ohereh beaeseent Friday arfc-rooon waa, a and Mr* Spencer, organist sneeeaa aeeUllj and InraeWly. Tbe attendance et Cuter lenten «a» Mrs. Spe&eert pwno, preparatory to teach- foe coming summer. WHl Myers traded hones with- S. Lipocqmbt Charles McArthur and son have moved upon tbe Kilpatrick place. One af Mr. McArthur’s horses tied last week. Mr. Nash bought some cattle' of Mr. Haggerty last week. James Spencer is dehorning m good many catNe this spring, being gime-Dearly all the lime. Evert Cams, who intended to move to Hickory Corners baa decided to move into BJ H. Farr’s bouse, formerly owned by fl. Pennels. P- G. Handy, of Plainwell, is con decl­ ing singing school at the Miner school house Saturday evenings; Albert Doster returned from Cleveland Saturday. • Last Friday evening the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Warner was filled with a party of people gathered in honor of their daughter, Myrtle. The time was spent most enjoyably with musk, select reading, etc. Supper was sewed during the eve­ ning. Mrs. Theo Kyes In behalf of Myr­ tles friends presented useful and beauti­ ful presents which'will be a pleasant re­ minder of their event, j ; Several from here attended'the lecture at Prairieville Thursday evening, delivered by Rev. O. H. Perry- of MoMerviiie. Henry Conrad and wife, of Galesburg, visited B. H. Farr thio week. Several people from- Ptne Lake attend­ ed the thank offering meeting at M. B. church at Prairieville. John Kershaw aud wife, of Augusta, visited at Robert Marshall's last week. Adrian L. Kyea. is marketing wheat at Broward, price 52 certs. ' , CoataOrma. Uncle Geo. Wood, formerly. of this place, late of Belding,, is calling on his many friends here. Now we see the plowman on the oat ground, unusual for March. Barnum and Sprague are improving their lawns. Others take notice. John Marks now takes care of one index finger, a felon the cause. Townsend and Diamond have complet­ ed a much needed fence between their lots on Water street. Died at her home, one mile west of Reagles corner. Mrs. Rachel Rockwell. Funeral Tuesday at the FUher church. Mrs. J. D. Townsend and daughter are visiting in Grand Rapid*. McDonald A M on Ion go- to Woodland Center to do Blacksmithing. W’m. Seaman sold bls house and lot to Mr. Clarks’people from near Lacey who takes possession this week. Mrs. Thos Jarrard of Blanchard Isa­ bella Co. is vislling Maple Grove friends. Rev. and Mrs. Davis of Cedar Creek called on Maple Grove friends last week. The meetings d'.d uot clo»»e as stated in our items last week, but are continuing with good success at ^be M. E. church. Mr. Wm Whitney and family started far Ohio to their new home Monday of this week. . Tbe.following.ticket was nominated by the republicans at their caucus last Thurs­ day; Sup.. Thos. J. Ford: Clerk, Chas H. Palmer: Treas, Elbridge G. Potter; ’ustlce, full term. James B. Hall; Justice, fill vacanay, Chas Fqwier; Highway Com, William J; Hlvens; Drain Com, Ruben Smith; M«*n»ber Board of Health, Loren­ zo Mudge; School fns.. Alvey O. Bivens. Pedpies Party, Sup, Adam Wolf; Clerk, Edwin Mosey; Treas. Frank Qakk. -Farmaro Union. Sup, C. L. Brown; Clerk. Chas Siygsr; Treas, Geo. W. Brown. yr. Healh of Castleton has snored on tbe Emerson Hicks’ farm. Mr. aud-Mrs. Sherman Ayers are re­ joicing over ttiv advent of a daughter in, their home. } Wm- Sample has sold his farm to parties . from Eaton-Rapids. Geo. Domary baa moved oa the Hobart. place. Frank Shoup of Jackson visited hla parents-here last week. • ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickson and Mr*. Dickson’S mother from Rutland visited । at A. Ji Rowley's Sunday. Glveus oar cold weather in March and our summer in May and Jane. Prehlbltkm caucus was to have been held; at the-Town Hall on Friday but on account of poor attendance do caucus was heULorty four of the party being present. The democrat caucus was held ai- the Town- Bail on Saturday and the foltewing ticket placed in nomination; Supervisor, George Smith; Clerk. Frank Asplnall; Treasurer. J. A. Baughman; Justice, of the Peace, Orson Wood; Highway Com: Leonard Wunderlich: Drain Com. K I. Shade; Members of tbe Board of Review end School!us., Win. King, Sey­ more England Christian Burble; Conrtabtes, David Haight John MoDasmith, Geo. Leffler and J*e Youngs. Ottte Says thal surely that was a leaguaball that hit him. and not oa. we hinted, last week. Mrs. Bizvr fell one last week, throwing her ankle out of joint. She la confined to hpr bed and has a very badly swollen aud painful ankle. The pupHs and teachers of onr school are enjoyteg a well earned vacation. [ Mr. Fortney has gone home to spend jhlx vacation. Dr. Carpenter holds a cancer patient. Our legal telent will attend circuit court next week. David Aspinall is able to be out again. Awfry Booher will work Mr. BrumIxiugb'e farm this year. Tbe literary at the Town Hall on Frk day night was a decided suceeaa. The republlcaus met In caucus Monday afternoon and pbced the following candU dates In nomination; Supervisor. Eugene son Hill; Member* of the Board o< Dlllwnback: ConaUhtea, PI I �THEOLDMipySTEIIT I By Arthur W. Mircbmont. & A. have done nothing, ftrl now I make no promises-Don’t bring me Into It. ’“"“J the man. “Let you me rey. be bear out what I taow nil the detail. I could fix It on the other. thThc girl". Up curved In her acorn at the man’, eowajdlce. “I have saved your life for yon; for the rest, you must take your chance <**4V«wr.j with the others.’’ “Spare me, Mary; for God’« “»® don’tbrlng me Into it.” h® cnllrxl to her aa ahe walked away, and when ree did not answer he tell back on the ground and almost wept In hia alarm. With 0 cry of fear and pain she feU to the ground immediately- The rush of released blood when the cordshad £en ££eued °u“b giving, her much pain aud S the use of her limbs. The feeling passed, however, in a short /J®®’ “{J Sm she cut the cords with which Gibcon i-rawle had been bound She tried once more to rouse him. but all to no purpose. She could not restore him to consciousness. She was nt her wits' end what to do. The time was flying so fast. Both their lives were *et on the cast of u few moments; and a horrible death must overtake them both unless he could be roused. There seemed to be nothing to do ex­ cept to try and carry the deadly ma­ chine tea distance sufficiently great from the shed to render its explosion comparatively harmless. She tried to .nerve herself to do this; and wished she bad done It the moment she had been able to get free from the cords that had bound her. How far must she tiy to enrry it? How far dared she carry it? It was indeed a ease of daring. It might explode while she was carrying it; and she shuddered as this thought struck her. It was not a bright night, and she might trip; she might let the horrible thing fall; or a hundred things might happen to prevent her carrying it far away in safety. Still, it had to be done; there was no other course, except that of running away and leaving Gibeon Prawle to his fate. She went to the spot where she had placed the Infernal machine, picked it up a* gently as possible, and prepared to hurry away from tlie shed. As she did so a sound came from her companion. He sighed and moved and muttered some inarticulate sound, De­ spite the fearsome burden ahe held in her band, Mary stopped and bent over to him. Then she called to him, and was glad when he muttered some sort of zeply. Next, she ran quickly from the shed, and placing the deadly machine on the ground some little distance away, ran back at once to recommence her efforts to rouse him and get him away from the place. When she got back he was sitting up, dazed and giddy, and per­ plexed at his condition and surround­ ings. “Gibeon, Gibeon!" she called, “we must got away from here at once." “Who’s that? Whr are you?” murtnured tbe man. "Pm Mary—Mary Ashworth," an­ swered the girt. "XVhat's happened? Wherzam »?’ he said, passing his hand across his eyea. “Your life is in danger; and if you don't make haste and get away from here, you’ll be blown to piecesl" cried the girl, choosing what she thought the best appeal, that to his * It had the effect she Intended, and in a moment he was on his feet “Come with me, instantly,” said Mary, leading the way. The man staggered a few steps after her. and then tried to clutch at the posts of the shed; he missed them and fell with a heavy thud to the ground. “It’S no use, lass," he murmured, with a half groan. “I'm all muddled and queer; I can’t walk." “Le&n on me; there's not a moment to spare," cried Mary, turning to him, her heart sinking. “If you don't want us both to be killed where we are. you must get away at once." She said this in a tone that roused him again, and with a violent effort he struggled to his feet, and, leaning heavily on the girt, and stumbling and dragging at every step, he crawled slowly out into the night. "Quick, quick!” cried Mary. "Every step may mean the difference between life and death. For God’s sake, make an effort." Thus urged by the girl's words. Gibeon Prawle made an attempt to quicken hi. .up., and a. the air hS hreUneS --- — ‘1__ 2 "___ ____ his recovery of consciousness he was able to make Ixitter progress. “What does it all mean, Mary?" he asked, in a nuzzled, confused, way. don’t understand it, lasa." “Don’t try to think—don’t try to do anything—but get a* far away from that shed as possible,” answered Mary. "What has happened is this: You were struck by Joseph Hamer and knocked insensible, and then bound." “Ah. yes, I remember. The devil wanted to kill you just because you had overheard our plans. But where are they all?" '•They left you and me there. You were insensible, and they bound me hands and feet, and then told me they were trying me to see whether 1 wa* to be trusted, and then—" At that moment a terrific report rang out on the night air, seeming to split the very heavens with a deafen­ ing crash. The earth seemed to shake and totter under their foot, and they were both thr< great violence. Gibeon and anxiety. The girl’s nerves had been sorely shaken by the events of the night, and she vtas anxious to get homo. The path lay near the scene of the explo­ sion, and as she passed ahe met num­ bers of people of all classes rushing out from tbe village to learn the cause of the commotion. For a moment i she stood amongst them, listening to the expressions of alarm and wonder that were freely in­ dulged in on all hands as the people clustered round the site of the explo­ sion. Presently, to her astonishment, Mary recognized Hamer. He was moving actively about, searching everywhere among the debris, indulging In loud ex­ clamations of astonishment and curi­ osity as to what had happened. After awhile, Mary observed two more of the men, whose manner and looks were in striking contrast to the easy indiffer­ ence of Hamer. They were pale, and it struck the girl that they were search­ ing for what they feared to find. They stood for a moment in conference, and the girl judged from Hamer’s gestures that he was endeavoring to reassure the other two. When they separated, Mary moved to a point where sh? could intercept them, and then she approached them unob­ served. Just as she reached them she over­ heard Hamer say to the others: "Nonsense, men. Go away and sink your fears In a pot of ale, and find some Dutch courage If you can’t manage any of your own. How the devil can either of them have escaped? The girl hadn’t a notion of the plant, and she was bound hand and foot, even if -she had; while that white-livered cowahi, Prawle, couldn’t have got back his few silly wits in time to tell her anything. What chance do you suppose you would have had if you’d been nursing that machine? Why, there wouldn’t have been as much of you left clinging to­ gether us would clover a shilling. Bah! getuer as wouio cover a reuung. lien: I’ve no patience with skunks. Dead tongues can't clatter, that's the long aud the short of is." “No, you’re right, Jos Hamer. Dead tonsure rent cutter Hut ,-on’re «l a munlcrer yet, fbr all your effort." As Mary said this, she moved close to the three men and looked steadily at then? The two . looked round as if wishing to run atvay. But Hamer re­ hercgaze sturdily, । turned --— --------— -------— steadily and defiantly. | ‘‘What do you mean? Who are you : calling murderer? Who are you? What i do-von want bothering me?" । <le.ll. together. But yon don’t retch me tripping—not till I hnd my way m* won my purpoee. So don’t yon think it;” und with a loud, mocking laugh .he hum-led out of the room, leaving Maty full of wondermeat and fear at her rtrange word, and •Integer man­ ner. But Mary In the days of her illness had a greater trouble than Savannah’s eccentricity. Tom came only very sel­ dom to the cottage to ask after her; and in all the week that she lay In bed she did not once see him. She saw Reuben Gorringe before she saw Tom. He had called at the cot­ tage every day when he had learnt of her illness, and'hod brought her fruit and flowers and delicaclea "You have been 111, indeed," he said, taking her hand, and looking into her eyes with a look of grave concern on his dark face. “And you have been winning1 battles over the men," she said, and smiled, not very brightly, although the man’s sympathy touched her. “Yes, we have won. But it is aa much your victory as mine," he said. “Why? What do yon, mean?" Thia with a quick look. “That you took the same side aa I. If you had gone against me I should not have attempted to fight. You are all in all to me still, Mary." The girl's rather pale face flushed under the look which accompanied these words. "Mr. Gorringe"—she began. "Stay. I forgot myself, Mary. I am sorry. I won’t offend again. I know what you would say. But the look of you so pale and weak and feeble made me forget myself and my promise— everything but my feelings. I am a selfish brute. But there, it’s past For­ give me." And he held out hia hand. She gave him hers for a moment, and then withdrew it She could not be angry with him. I want to know that particularly; I have reasons." “Yes, I am quite strong." “What caused your illness?" “I—I scarcely know. A chill, most likely. Caught on the night when that strange explosion took place. Di* you ever find out what that was?" asked Mary, shuddering involuntarily at the recollection of the time. “Never. But I have my suspicions. ” « “What are they?" “I believe an attempt was iuteuded to be made upon the mill and that in „„ ho . ' „ ।Kknow not, it was (rostrated “ e- “ ;I frustrated." " । Mary was silent | “But there is another matter 1 want ! to speak of. As the bother with the ■ I. .. . . M « wncea I to take such care where the hands , lodge. You hare done well to keep Savannah Morbyn here so long, but ! now she can look for some other p!a*e." '• "Are you going to keep her on at the mill?" asked Mary. I "You would not have me turn awaj those who stood by me in the time of . trouble, would you?" he asked, pot | quite at hia case. "But there is no “That indifference may do with others, but not with me," answered the girl, finnly. Then as a thought struck her, she added: “All I say Gibeoa Prawle is ready to confirm." “The hound!” muttered the man. Then, sullenly: “What do you want?" Mary now thought how best she could serve her loverx and framed her conditions in that view. “I shall say nothing if by to-morrow evening all the men who were in the •bed last night have left the village, never to return. ’Tbooe who stop will vukVKUiu. xuwe WUO Slop W1U .i— •> — hands .___, -• find themselves Ju the of* the *" poHce.” ' reason why she should not gel lodg­ ings elsewhere." "I don't wish to turn her out," said Mary "Mother and I are used to hav­ , i ing her now in the house, though at first I was a little reared at her goings , . on at times. She's a bit queer." you mean--------a bit- queer? 1 .v"Eh? , . . How , do . * ---------I . doTB Bh® do? 1 Oh\ „ doesn't do anything," anv Mary’ n f*eble laugh. i ?ut she says curious things." Then the sooner she is out of the .. .vt . ..---house IM Gorringe, and “®U8e the het better, ma said Mary was— astonished ------------—.aLt.. the earnest­ ness of his tone. CHAPTER XXL Gorringe rose directly afterwards to ,. ----— go. । On the following day Mary was un- I the way. will you tel) Tom that new mule frame* will be Is early I able to go to the mill. The strain ' and the exciteipent of the previous i to-morrow, and that the earlier be can night had madf her ill, and ahe had toget .................................... * at them the better?" keep her bed. In the evening she was “I will jf I see him." answered Mary, worse, and for some days she suffered not meeting the other's eyes. from a species of low fever. On the “Won’t he be in. then, to-night?" third day Savannah told her that the “I don’t know," she said, with a lit­ strike was over and that several of the tle hesitation. “If It’s Important you'd 'trikm >«ft th. better leave word at his cottage." I ■ ----- -j--------fcoxd । village. "Oh!” was all the reply that Reuben i "Has Gibeon Prawle gone with the Gorringe made; but Mary seemed to । she aske<l. . | read In it p.cuiy plenty oi of muaen hidden meaning. Rhp. bhtshed, hWt.Hrea and rere.l then, At_________ ... T*' No, answered: Savannah. “I hear ■! She wnmsn-like be­ that he’s been round tp Gorringe to &an to make excuses for Tom. ’ beg to be *-u taken back But, of _« again. . _ haa busy at the mill course, he isn’t to be." ‘ lately that he has not had much time “I should think not," cried Mary, to be here," she said. "after having been the cause of all the not at the mill." answered trouble." Gorringe, his heart beating high at the “Gorringe la In high •pirit. at having knowledge that Tom seemed to be I beaten the men." tai-1 Savannah "He neglecting her. “I have not kept him think, he’, done II alL That’, al way. late once. He must have some other the way with your masterful men." reason; some work at home, perhaps " “I’m glad he’, won," .aid Mary. he said. .. She had noticed a change In Savan­ Bat .he underotood the look be gave nah’. manner towards her during the her when shaking Lend., end >h, felt dry. she had been shut up by her >11- hxmlliatod at finding herself In ,Oeh a ne‘™I>d !t *“d her thoughtful position. . I0" glBd7 Do you like When hef mother eame Into the hlmf asked Savannah, quickly, lookroom .he found Mary lost In her “rch<D«ly at Mary. creams. Like him? What hue that to do wlth the rtrlke? I am glad. bereuM If she aeked, after .while, when .he he had not won the .trike would have "Wh^ don’t 0Orrt”«* »>*■> had to go on indefinitely. He would never have given in." “Ugh: Somet-mea I hate him!" cried her repl?- "I< rtstnk Savannah, tlaahing out Into redden U U1<’ be“” suan, rage. “He1, a devUt" Kt^M^ln W‘ikd*n Bride® to main pa Ulte her trouble and will »e Uta reread, aa dlreet- benefit, yon return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make th I. offer did we not know that Dr. King*. New Dlreovery could be relied on. It never dlMgpoinU. Trial bottle, tree at W. H. Goodyear*, drag More. Large >lu fiOc red >1.00. fe like cwpparipg^ Capdle to ty, As a remedy for all forms of headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best It effects a permanent cure and tbe most dreaded hsbitual sick headaches yield to its influence. We urge all wbo are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial In cases of hab­ itual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving tbe needed tone to the bowels, asd Tb.bMlMl.eln tbe world for cuts, t L ,wree, ____. ____ bnitaee, ulcere,, edit, rheum.. fever sores, tetter, chapped ;hands, chilblain*, corns, and all skin Irruption*, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It to guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe Reduced •~mgt£j’c;5s: druggist Lapeer methodists will build a church. ML Clemens has seventy-seven ►rum tele­ phone*. Hill’s Hair Renewer is pronounced tbe best preparation made for thickening the growth of the hair and restoring that which Is gray to Ito original color. activity ter THE FORUM. Episcopalians of Tustin will build a church. ■M test astterttlM. without rtfari Io Mrtlot It surprised many visitors to thia Chica­ go World’s Fair to find thgt of all the blood purifiers, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla was the only one on exhibition. Tbe reason to that Ayefa Sarsaparilla Is a standard remedy, and not a patent medicine, or secret nos­ reader! of thoughtful IHtrstan trum. Adrian has a balance of $16-000 In its treasury. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills are known to be tbe safest, surest and best purgative med­ icine ever offered to the public. They bi la every direction of activity. are mild, yet certain In tbelr effects, give tone and strength to the stomach, .and Size AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. keep the system In condition. ■11 literature. Ataerlou a perfectly healthy All the lighthouses on Lake Michigan are now In service. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’a Castorla. TX CHEAMST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF ThE GREAT REVIEW! The Formtn Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. The force of miners at the Buffalo mine are being steadily increased. There are two Catholic school toaeben in Grand Haven public schools. Grand Haven wants Congress to appro­ priate 9*5,000 for Ito harbor. The fruit crop of southern Michigan gives promise of being very large. The university regent* have Increased the fees So a year In all departments. When ebe wm a Child. ata cried tor Cuetorte. The Rev. J. a. Green of Tekouha baa r -signed the paatorate of tb. Pmbyterian church. TbeNew York MyTiite Sand Beach and Port Austin DI via Ion of the F. & P. m. will change hands In tbe near future. CO NS UM PT I V E ONE YEAR BREAKFAST-SUPPER. OOOOA . ' don’t want hi. Bcpup ift tfe pureji.b^t apd Store. wh.A’.\“*7 th*‘ Mnowahte mind, »ki e5 be 8 hotter or worse tn other °F\va^8Wered her “other sharply “Ah. maybe. But he’, got a .bed m h:s own account t Kaea on ke’« got a tidy deed IF. pretty ML" “d U»» ,. j » Drag H. Goodyear’s fifty cents at W EPPS’S w^t of^hl “ W* mon'7’ lo° " brilbapcy of fy. $uv h> Compare <rf^r^Mps rftySAKlACLADS. few cases long resist the use of this medi­ cine. Try It once. Large bottles only Tom, 7.31 . ‘7OT m*1Tr Mar m^hi^OT1t 1 pre,er hlm tonhkment at the other’, qulik vehmnenou “Why. what haa he done to make yon aay thatF’ “I hate him!" cried the girl again, on’, of the drpu,, oi her dark bloc eye. while her free crimrened with paealon. -I hate him If I ha-1 a chance IM kill himl" mil Dr. Klt>r« mnptlon. cough. .nd condition. If you nr. .ffllrUd with a cough, cold or any lung. throat or chert boilinc water or milk A THINACURA fob THIN PEOPLE. Are You Thin? roraoNLT $1.00, oisn m advance. Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER- �JAPANESE THE MARCH BEGUN. Ooxoy'a Anny Is On the Way to Washington. C«p«ule« of Ointment nod two Ointment. A *r-rr nature and er-ec. Il inakr" OU operation iuVXJ MUM ofta>«xtomo< carbolic .old, .bleb S; ,SuM •-! S™; "'I "''■!; gt-pfosiTOIUES. * men built camp fires and cooked sup­ per, after which they found a bed in the big tent They lay "spoon fashion" undet the straw to keep warm. ‘ Following ia an itinerary for the cup rent week: Monday. March M. reach Loui.vllle, Q; Tues a*y. March W. roach Alliance, O.; Wednesday, March 28. reach Salem. O.: Thursday. Murct ’ rol«®bUo*. Q: Friday, March aa reach Earn Palrotlne. Ct; Saturday, March SL reach New GallHee, a -•ren u. "Not 1 per cent of tbe people think I win ever get back to Maabillon alive,” said Gen. Coxey Sunday, “but I have do fear. I shall go forward and do my duty regardless of consequences.’’ * A day with a temperature snoh at prevailed Bunday was enough to take the spunk out of old solders, but Coxey feeUno fesr for his army. "They are traveling for a principle,” he declares, •’and nothing will daunt them." THE TARIFF BILL Tba Ocmmlttee Prmata the Mow ure to the Senate. BURIED ENOCH ARDEN ALIVE. A Swiss captain, at the end of For Colds, Coughs, Croup, Influenza, and Bronchitis, use the dead and dying to be thrown alike Nearly Two Hun4red Men Fall fato Ua« into pita and buried together. Some­ Commence April S—Other Business one pointed out to him that many of the bodies still showed signs of anima­ tion. "My good sir,” replied the Iff MOTION AT LAKY. Swiss, "if a man were to pay attention BENATK. Oakton, Q, March 26.—The muchto'the signs they show there would not Wasbington, March 21—Senator be a dead body among them.” A simi­ horaided commonwealers are at last a ’ UiW«* BTOMACH REGULATOR and Voorhees, chairman of the finance lar power of preventing the mind being &P(5rn rURIXlEB. 8m,U- mUd P'»««*nt U morinjr reality. The motley procession niurtod for children’s um. WDosos committee, reported thetariff bill to turned aside by trifling considerations left Massillon Sunday morning nearly the senate yesterday. The most impor- appears w OUAKANTEEH issued only by to have characterized a certain £00 strong aud wormed its way be­ tant change made in the bill is in the kazi in the city W. 11. Goodyear. Sole Agent, Hastings. ’ bf Cairo, Mansur Bin tween solid linqs of spectators 8 miles •ug»r .chedule » change being mad. Mnaia by name. ni. nccorutons, leaving Canton in the midst of a His neenuons. decisions, accordby which an additional duty of M of mg to the London Standard, were usn* blinding snowstorm. The spectacle 1 per cent, per pound la given. Tb« pro- ,Uy rather eitraordinary. but everwas indescribably grotesque. visions abrogating the Hawaiian reci­ dow and then they were so remarka­ They began gathering at Massillon TIMETABLE. procity treaty are struck out and ble as to attract attention from disin­ early Saturday morning. Almost as In effect February 11. ISM. the reciprocity sections of the Mc­ terested outsiders. On one occasion toon as Quartermaster General Iler had Kinley act are repealed. The lead and Lhc inhabitants of Cairo were shocked TWO WEEKS OF GRACE. dumped the worn and moth-eaten tents lead-ore duties are left unchanged to see a living man borne through the on the grounds of the gun dub recruits issln Prendergast Uranted a Reprieve from the senate subcommittee rates, as streets, tied fast to a bier, and hurried > for the army began to appear one by are the Iron-ore and coal duties. So toward the cumetery.tobe buried alive. . one’ ’ I NORTH. CracAGo. March 28.—Judge Chetlain. also are whisky and opium. The taxes His lamentable shrieks were entirely ------ -------- ----....... j of the superior court, Thursday night on cigars and 'cigarettes are un­ 11 io| 10 80 | Chlewto ta.......... disregarded by the bearers, who re­ The Great Unknown was promptly * ui.ip. m.|to m.i granted Patrick Eugene Prendergast, changed from the present law. made marshal of the day. Under his morselessly carried out their duty to 6 15 2 33 7 13 Kalamazoo Lv... It was was soon soon ascertained eiertnlned ^directions the big canvas was finally murderer of Mayor Carter H. Harrison, Tbe provision In th. income tnx 1U bitter mid.’ It East Cooper a fourteen days’ lease of life, postpon­ amendment relating to a taxon bnlld- thMt tho Raxl Man.ur wax respond­ Richland June l. pitched and the ground inside littered Cresoey ing the execution which was to have ing and loan aaaoelationa which waa ble loT thill BlTO.lty, and, although with Coxey straw. The headquarters of Mila taken place at noon to-day until Friday, exempted by the houro and atrlcken Orientals are not eaaily shocked where o l-»l o to.. DeltonE... the commonweal were .established in a 1 -x2| « » . Cloverdale.......... April 6. He announced his decision out when the senate aubcommlttee re- the administration of justice, totalled, •S3l( 9 00,. Shultz................... shortly before midnight when, for over ported the bill, has been restored with ls concerned, yet In this case It waa HASTINGS three hours, he had been listening to the proviso that the tax shall not bo fclt thut inqulri„ should be evidence Introduced in proceedings in­ levied upon those Institutions who Accordingly, the kari was taCoats Grove Are you willing fo work for the cause stituted to inquire into the assassin’s make no loans except to shareholders terviewed and he teas asked why it Woodland--------Woodbury.......... sanity. of Protection in placing reliable infor­ Washington, March 22.—A Chinese w -- that he had caused « • was a living man |'i«i 1>. L. 4* Judge Chetlain in rendering his de­ treaty which provides for restricted to be buried alive, mation in the hands of. your acquain­ Lansirg............... ~ Lv Like Mr. Gilbert’s cision said: Detroit................. immigration ha* been negotiated and young ’* ~lj in '"The T«v- suumhsv , it was tances? . lady Mikado," Grand itaphis.... stands is UU»; this: TOO “ U"" 5UWUS The wa* under consideration in the senate doubtless pointed out to him that burIf you are, you should be identified uuubnesB poiutea oui to him uini ourstate is ready io hupanel the jum: they con­ yesterday. II .laia alive .. ■is .too .. .... . ...to .be "stuffy ” a death with cede that right to the defendant, and that > Washington, !' ' March 23.*—’In the agreeable. They found the kazi quite might only be conaidered sufficient grounds ' THE AMERICAN BtathHis. yesterday a number to grant a slay ot proceedings. The court, not- . senate .v n nnmiva*of j.ea^}y satisfy their doubt. “Yon t PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. withstanding, n-eulroh some evidence more bills of minor importance i .wer ? wish," he said, "to know why this conclusive than the petition which has been ' acted, upon. Mr. uheroisn .introduced 136 w. 23p st.. New York. । young man has been buried alive. HOUTllread to the court, to make out a prims facie I uv defendant uiw case, that ,the bad ucwuae becomein8snc Insane, 1» resolution directing the committee on : Well, his burial has been ordered by ChlcagoA". ... ^•»®r^ibe had_ teenpronounced and judiciary to Investigate the charges of me in (]ue form because six months ago J"27 2.2L judgment ____ -___ ______—___ before the sentence was executed. Kslamsztw Ar... “simulation” of United State* coins or his wife waa married to another man East Cooper i,v.. •The question Is not one of the guilt or of of the coming of standard .ilver dol- accordlnff to the decree of the law, cautto: Rlchlaua Jilticl. the sanity ot the defendant at the time of the Cressey . .. offense; neither bad the previous trial any > lars. After a brifcf executive session two witnesses of a very respectable Milo bottom, put him down a* a fraud. the senate xsdUI the 26th. | character having certified to his bearing on the present .are. All that has been , 5 Llii I 15 | niton .... parsed upon. He wuw found sano by a jury and ' 5 l«l 12 55 overdid® Wa.HBOTO.-r. Mareh*31.—The .undry drs‘h “l P"*’™- Th' mttnJ. 8. COXEY. sentenced. Now this court has the power to ’& 09- 12 45 Shultz vol ~ ii' came before theh(court one mom'-ng, . notdead Mnd £ ' smaller tent, on the sides of which were Impanel the jury and have that Iseue settled at civil appropriation bill ww paved by once It is now midnight of the night preceding inscriptions calculated to strike terror the execution, and It l_s apparent that such the hoosc yesterday without division. . Tancp(1 a vanced a claim to recover his wife. I Coats Grove.... to th* heart of the boldest recruit. trial cpuld not be concluded before the time set A call showing only £24 members pres­ ordered the two witnesses to reappear, A W| Woodland......... execution hod arrived. -------------------------------------| ent all leaves of absentee were revoked The commissary wagons, tilled to the for the defendant's Woodbury -ThrrHore ula roun mink, ih.i >r,l. n.o ,nd tho hou.e adjourned until Thure- and they proved beyond doubt bjFin I>. JL. a j tops of their white c invas covers, were i fresh evidence that they had attended ter of the present sanity or insanity ot the dea tar si ng.............. trundled upon the ground and a crew fendant should be determined by a jury. It , a“£ , ■ his funeral ut Bagdad, where he was Detroit.... . . ! of men set to work unloading them. also hukls that it would be luconHliteut with । APHINUTON, March i.3.—The house Grand Rapids... bnried in their presence. From this | All day long the crowds around the humanity and justice Jor this court to compel spent almost the entire time yesterday circumstance it is easy to conclude Traverse City . ten la had been steadily growing. .uoh.irUl to w held »t thumldolcbthour. i„ BlibnaU-rlng over tho OSelll-Joy Charlevoix.... v SLi that the man cannot be a real one, but ; Every freight train that came in had Petoskey the ghost of a former, and must thereBay View----- . ; its load of individuals, and scores of Patrick EuKene Pronuonrant until Friday, Louis district 1 he blit fur the con-. 1 fore be laid in order to put an end to । struction of a bridge across the Mo­ j them came down the towpalh of the April d" , all' future disputes respecting the The proceeding which ended so un- nongahela ut Pittsburgh was passed, canal or up from Canton on the turn- ' expectedly was the last resort of the! * "" 24.—in the ’ *house I woman." The bystanders thereupon, .gents must signal , _ti.„ 'Stops mi sivmM only. WASHINGTON, ’March r> as they can be P.lke’ borne of them had come from j as we are told, "dissembled their rais­ ! Kansas, Chicago and Indiana, but the attorneys of the condemned man All yesterday a joint resolution appropri­ ! givings, praised the katd’s .justice and ♦Freight trains will be run at tbe convenlenn* majority came from places, nearer Mas­ day long Acting Gov. Gill at Spring­ ating *10,000 fur the salaries and ex­ retired." _______ of the company, who reserve the right to change field listened to importunities and read penses of additional deputy collectors i ailion. the time of such train* without notice. petitions, telegrams and letters asking of internal revenue to carry out the No . 6 will waif at Woodbury for paasensere TYPES, OF CAD MEN. from No. » on I) L & V , ! AH of the intended recruits did not him to reprieve the prisoner. At 10:30 provisions of the Chinese exclusion act Baggage must be ut tbe depot at leant 8 min­ Characteristics of tne Frontier Desper­ utes before leaving time of trains, so that agents ' come in at once. A few camped on the • last night he announced his intention was passed. The struggle over the THE^ WORLD. adoes Whn Held Life Cheap. mav have time to cheek It properly; otherwise it • hills outside of Massillon, a little in of allowing the law to take it* course, O'Neill-Joy contested election case was W. I.. DOUGLAS Shoe* ar® stylhh; cary fib The wonder grows whence sprang •nay not goforward until next train. ting, and give better satisfaction at the prices ad­ . doubt as to Coxey’s plans, and the saying that two courts had passed on resup»etl and occupied the-remainder of ,I these men. who. with pistols on both ’ W. S. Dewing. Gen’l Manager vertised than any other make. Try one pair and H. C. Potter. Gen’l P. AT. Act. campfires of others gleamed along the case and that he did not think it the session. Mr. Morse introduced aj1 hips and knives in their belts, were be convinced. Th® stamping of W. L. Dough* L. Skkokan't, Supt. n-ime and price ot» the bottom, which guarantees j the river. Indeed a pitenfork used bis duty to ’interfere with the execu- ' bill to punish seduction in the District ever eager for some fray, and when no their value, saves thousand* of dollar* annually tion of the sentence of death. of Columbia. He says the I’ollard' on any of ^the' straw stacks withta those who wrar them. f>-lers w bo push the i one could be found to accommodate sale of Douglas Shoes gain cw<omers, Breckinridge suit has developed the j in miles of the city would have set : ; them picked a quarrel and then killed which help* to increase the sales on their full line BLOWN TO ATOMS. fact that there was no law in the Dis­ : a tramp to swearing. It was a cold • * ‘ ’Ticy can afford to sell at a ir*= profit. I their fellow-man. ■ve’vnu can save mnnev bv brrin rail and we L night, and the men tumbled out early by trict on the subject I The peculiar dangers that attend the the dealer advertised below. • rour foot' ,ir irynatmui In Hynamltn in PcnusyIrani*. rcnuij iviinia. . n ashington Auiii.iurus,, aiuxsn a lie posv W Marah jo 26..— The post oiof’ Sunday morning and ate their break- ' free upon application. Address, Cabin-: ... ' i seem to bring out. Id PiTTSBL’BGH. Pa. March 24.—The dy- fice^ appropriation bill was considered i Pursuit of‘ gold <a—...V.,.... m a a ■ fast Each man received a huge slice I enormous degree, all tho latent vic ­ ’ of ham. cooked on u spit, a cup of coffee namite works of the Acme Powder com- in the house on Saturday. It carries ’ $norroo’,s. •ffre' That’s the i iousness in man. and the interest is, should know >vo 987.470.599. which is 9-3.142,851 less than ’ and a big piece of bread. The tents pany at Black’s run, 14 miles nb^i i where did such men hide themselves (ju Ires the best to ley the estimates and 93,400,283 more than , were then takeiTdown and loaded into Pittsburgh on the Allegheny Vall<_ The good farmer I when in more peaceful parti, or railroad, blew up at 7:10 o’clock u. in., the appropriation for the current fiscal bls seed; shnU the wagons ready for the march. did the mere sight of the precious killing two meu and four women and .year. An amendment to set aside 920,. metal or the insatiable greed to obtain made as your butter—made express­ At 11 o’clock the “Commonwealth of badly wrecking houses and other 000 for the purpose of free delivery ex ly for dairy work; and bright dairy­ it transform a respectable citizen into , Christ brass band,” J. J. Thayer, cou- buildings in Acmetouia, directly across periments in rural districts other than an animal in contrast with whom a men evervwhere find their butler bet­ ter made and their labor better paid 1 ductor, began to play a march from its the river, at Hulton, 2 miles south, and towns and villages was adopted, royal Bengal tiger would be sociable when they use ----------------------------position in the red. yellow and black at Johnston station, a short distance and almost companionable? . PAID THE PENALTY. Superintendent James Mooney j ! band wagon. The "Humble Carl east I asked this question, says a writer CAM I OBTAIN A PATENTf Fora was the only person to survive his in ­ ] Browne," who bad added a dellHiggins Hanged In Chicago for In the bian Francisco Chronicle, of H. ffujft A* CO., wbohave had nesrtynfty'ymn? his juries. His legs were shattered aud ' cate white iiuse necktie to will probably have to be amputated. j C hicago. March 24.—Thomas, alias. J. Crow, of Los .Angeles, one of her | buckskin jackev and sombrero cosmost prosperous and adventurous busi­ fornictiou oontx-mini: Entente and bow to Tho following is a complete list of “Buff” Higgins, was hanged at the I i tume, pranced out upon Coxey’s huge tain them sent frw- Also ■ catalogue of meet ness men, who had founded Idahd City No matter what brand yon bare leal and aeienUfto books sent fret. William Arthurs, aged 30; Cook county jail lor the murder of । white stallion Currier. After much the killed: Patents taken throwth Munn & Co. net and liad followed mining in many used, .insl give this a fair trial. It Mrs. William Arthurs, aged 19; Sadio peter McCooey on September 3 last I special notice in tbe ScicntiSe American, I preliminary squabbling between tbe is first in flavor,first in grain, and a states and territories, about the char ­ thus nro brousht widely before tbe publicw rr>»a»iwan <«•!! at 120)8 n 1 enthusiastic recruits over the positions Remaley, aged 30; Nellie Remaley, : The drop fell o’<-innV clock r> p. m m. and and first in purity. Whether tor dairy 1 acteristics of these “bad men” and aged 25; Charles Robin, aged 20. at 12:17 o ’ clock he was pronounced or table use, you will find it to ■ of banner-bearer,, the Great Unknown WARSHIPS HAVE LEFT RIO. | dead by the physicians, his death being whence they came. vour advantage to bo acquainted 1 your shouted in a voice that could be heard 1 “You could generally bet on it.” said with the Milt that’s all salt. apparently painless Higgins showed a full half-mile: “Everybody marchl” Write us. tbe Brazilian Capital KMumint great nerve on the scaffold and met Mr. Crow. “tl>t they were from the The column moved anc| Coxey’s army Affaire DIAMOND CRYSTAL .—* southern states, and seemed to have Their Normal Aspect. I death unflinchingly, displaying a wonwas on its way to Washington, in SALT CO., 1 had dark experiences before they had Rio Janeiro, March 26.—Affairs here derful coolness to the end. St. Clair, Mich. front marched Mr. Jasper Johnson penetrated into the mines As a rule ■ Buchanan, a gentleman of color are rapidly resuming their normal ADMINIHTRATOB’S BALE. they were lazy men. possessed with al­ ! carrying a national flag. "Windy" aspect and, aside from the damage Notice is betrhy given. th»t In puriuance ot Kaj-A-MAZOo. Mich.. March 20.—Judge most animal strength, and were utter­ an order m auted to the undersigned. Melville Oliver and Carl Browne followed done to the forts and along the water­ Buck on Saturday sentenced Stonewall Bigelow. Administrator of tbe estate of Julia ly devoid of, remorse. Indeed, these ironi by uy the me Are nre from irviu the me insurgents imuiEcuw ■' ’ the colors and after them came a little front K. Stuart, deceased, by the Judge of Probate w.r»lnp«. all macro rf wurefar. h.v. »• ,F.r“^-,lhe. men—and I have known several—ap­ for the county of Kalamazoo, on The 18th day • gray, tired-looking man on a horse. It . j years at hard labor in Lhe state prison parently felt that they owed nothing of December A. D . 1KW. there will be sold al disappeared. j was Dr. •‘Cyclone’’ Kirkland, astrolat Jackson. Ninety day* were allowed to society and had no responsibility. I Public Vendue, to the highest bMder at tbe The government entertains no fear Yankee Spnugs txwtontee, front door. In th» [ oger, of I ittaburgh, so called because ’ the attorneys for the defense to pre- saw three men hanged together one eouuty of Barry. State of Mlchigun, on Wednes­ i he has a penchant for predicting whirl­ of much further trouble in the south. pure a bill of exceptions. De France day tb" 2nd day of May A. D, 18M. at oe> o’clock day and heard one say to the other: in Che afternoon ot that day, (subject to all en­ winds. There were ten or fifteen other The insurgents’ sympathizers claim was taken to Jackson immediately. “ ‘Well, Jim, go ahead, I’ll meet you cumbrances by way of Mortgage or ottierwlM horsemen, Variously attired to attract that the placing of Admiral de Mello In hell In a minute,’ and when it camo rxGUug st tbe time of tbe death of Julia E. at the head of the provisional govern ­ K'.uxrt or at tbe time of said sale, the fob attention. One of them wore a bine Tacoma, Wash., March 24.—Mary his turn to swing he shouted: ‘Three lowing described real estate to-wlt -. ■ ' velvet jacket and an enormous bouquet. ment will attract many persons to the Tbe south east quarter (>«I of the north west rebel standard, but the government, Ann McDolin, a Puyallup squaw aged cheers for Jeff Davis.’ They actually «ptarter 1*4) of section tturty four (34) In town102 years, has been divorced from ,feared nothing and held their own Nidp number three (3) north of range number Mr. Coxey rode in a phaeton and here believe that the insurgent forces • William McDolin. McDolin deserted lives as cheaply as they took others. ten (10) weat. bowed right and left as he passed will gradually melt away until nothing Dated, Kalnmuzoo. Mich.. March 44. !»<. her and she has secured the divorce to Where these men disappeared after the Mri.VILLRJ. HlflKMiW, * , through the crowds. Hugh O’Donnell, remain*. Administrator Estate of Julia E Stuart, de­ protect her heirs, to whom she will be­ mines gave out, or whether they ever The Patent Office. who was the leader of the Homestead ceased. queath her share of the Puyallup In­ became peaceabke citizens, 1 cannot strikers, was another prominent mem- ( Washisgton, March 24.—Tbe com­ say. I know several have adopted the MORTGAGE BALK. ber of the cavalcade. Behind the band missioner of patents in his annual re­ dian reservation. latter role, but it would take very lit­ Default having t»ren made in the eoadttfMM Gold in tba .Mrnaba Range. wagon marched the rank and file of the port for the calendar year 1893 says the tle provocation to make them as blood­ of a certain inortmqre made by M irtJn V. Ban­ Duluth. Minn., Mafch 26.—An ex­ thirsty as when they sought victims in ker and Harriet Men Barker, bln wife, army. ^Banners to the number of twen­ total number of applications for pat­ to George F. Kruaston, and dated February a the .„w j tensive ty-five or thirty, with all sorts of mot­ ents received during year wasfind of gold is reported from 24. 1RM and recorded In the (fflc- of the patents j Virginia, a town in the Mesaba range Idaho.” toes and allegorical pictures, were borne 57,291 37,293. . There There were" were 23,670 f ‘ Iteglirter of Heeds. f.«r the County of Barry In th- state of Michigan. Ftmumt », by the group of marshals Pictures of granted’, including design*; 99 patents , in SL Louis county. The discovery was iffl . in liber ft o| mortgages on psge-i >18 and In China and Japan watermelons are 219 Browne painted as Christ, with the. reissued, and 1,677 trademarks regia- ■ made accidentally while explorations od which mortgage there I* claimed to be ■ The nuuberof patents which • for iron were being mode on the prop­ served as a sort of frozen ice and form due at the date of tills notice tbe*eum of four words: "Peace on earth, good will tered. hundred and fort) one doltara and Wilrtv-nine _____ . , ,-ro 1 AU ’ nKfi lie P. J. McCann. an exceedingly dainty dish. Take a erty owned by P. J. McCann. toward men, but death to interest on expired was 14,172. rents and no suit or proceedings M law having large, sweet, ripe melon, out it in half, been instituted to recover the amount tM-cured bonds,” attracted more attention than Coughed Up Hli Bullet. and with a spoon scoop out the entire by xald mortgage ur any part thereof.. Node* an ▼thing else. One of the new ban- j Saugus, Mass., March 24.—H. A. center, of course removing the seeds. Is therefore hereby given that on the '.•Srb day Denver, Cob, March 26.—Bert Ham­ ners is a portrait of Coxey with the of May. 1F94 nt 10 o'clock In tbe forenoon there mixing a silver army Sutherland coughed up a bullet from the Put the watermelon into a chopping will be sold at the north fiont door words: “Cerebrum of the Commonweal ilton. who is -j One of His Experiences. his lungs. It had been lodged there tray and chop it rather fine. hOUM*. In lhe c|fy of Hsitting*, onfity of to go „ to Wash!ton, has appointed 100 Add one court of Christ, ” and another of Browne Barrv and Rtai* of Michigan. Mid court house For thirty-eight years Cupt. Lead followed officers, each of whom will be expected since October 11, 1863, when he was cup of powdered sugar, and if you fi^c being the place tor holding rhe Cfrcuu Court for with the words: “Cerebellum of th the sea- most of that time as master of u ves­ during the week tp work up the pro­ shot in the neck by one of Mosby’s wine a tablespoonful of sherry. Turn the County of Barryrat public and to ’-to th* sel. and upon retiring from the water was aphighest bidder, the pren isca <lrscr|t>r'« lu aaM ject. Mr. Hamilton says be will not guerrillas in the battle o£ Culpepper this into an ico cream freezer. polnied by the Secretary of the United States Commonweal of Christ.” Pack mortgage or so much thereof as mas be neeesI'rv.isury to superintend the seal fisheries In start from Denver with less than 1,000 Courthouse. the freezer, turn the .crank for about wry to satisf) the amoupt du- on saki wiortAlaska. which podtlun he held five years. Lie When the column marched up the gagr as -Ixive set forth, wfth the Interest 'haremen, and is confident of leaving Colo­ i' laies one experience ns follows: five minutes until the watermelon is on. and the cost*, charges and rxie-h-*- a low­ "For several years I bad I»een troubled with main street of Massillon, banners fly­ rado with 5,000. ; • D cli t th , MiiiL., March 26. — The out ­ ley cold and in the condition of soft ed by law ami provided or In said ninrtgwte, general nervousueM and pain in the region ing and band playing, it was cheered said premises tiring sI'UMe In the Cm «.f of my heart. My greatest affliction was put from the iron ranges in St Louis snow. Serve in glasses. rings In tbe County of. Karrs-, aad state ot <reple snem; it wiw nlmosWmpoaalbie st any by thousands of people who had been Michigan' and described as lollowa: ComanesO*' New York, March 23.—Berhold Pop­ county for the coming season is prac­ time to obtain n st apd swep. Having seen coming into the city from all directions mg four rods east and tldrtv rbfre and I’: Miles’ remedies advertbed I began using Chinese Bacrcd Drums. tically determined. It will be in the per was sentenced by Judge Fitzgerald two >eri south mi m eontlououa llm-uf • ff-nuui Nervine. After taking a small quantity the since early morning. There was some neighborhood of 3,009,000 tons, aa inEvery Chinese temple is. provided ■Htre»t from the aoutb eel comer |m Od», benefit received was so great that I was posi­ jeering, but the crowd seemed much too in general session to two years and creaaert)/ nearly 1,500,000 over that of with one or more sacred drums, the bto--k five CbamberlaliMaddition to the Ottaal tively alarmed, thinking tbe remedy con- surprised for fun-makingeight months ’ imprisonment in the A large sound of which is supposed to soothe | {{^‘ntrninerortJ. north twentyJ!o rcd*.' talned opiates which would finally be injun«ts to me: but cm being assured by the drug- number of horsemen, carriages and state prison. Popper was convicted of and keep quiet the great dragon that . twenty-nine rods to place of 1m> Innin* Corbett-Jackaon Fight. -;s: that It was perfectly harmless. I contin­ marchers followed the procession. AU unlawfully marrying Mrs. Lelia Hal­ ued It together with the Heart Cure. Today Philadelphia, March 26.—It, was as­ upholds the earth. Whenever there is I 1 can conscientiously say that Dr. Mlles' B»- the small boys were tremendously ex­ lock, who afterward killed herself at storai Ire Nervine and New Heart Cure did cited. As the army passed people in the Galt bouse in Chicago. serted here Saturday night by a man a moment in which all of these drums of Cbanirw-rtain** *d<ttnor to tbejTtv «f_ more for me than anything I had ever taken. in a position to know what he is talk­ are silent tho dragon begins to move I hud been treated by eminent physicians the houses stool at the windows and ing about that the fight between Peter uneusil’ and there is an earthquake. ration I ne twenty nine rods, i in New York and Ban Francisco without ben­ waved their handkerchiefs. FMDWicmuBO, Va., March 2fl.— west to plane of iw-gltibing. Lu efit. I owe my present good health to the Jackson and Champion James Corbett The finit tremor is, therefore, instantly Judh-lous use or theae tzHJet valuable remedies, The monument to Mary, the mother of followed by a universal dramming is positively and finally oft Before arriving in Canton snow be­ ami heartily recommend them to all afflicted Waahlngton, whtab haa ba»n errowd «nch as is never heard in China on any as I was."—CapLA. P. Loud. Hampden. Meaway whnhad <BnB whero *•»!>«' «* Dr. Mlles* Restorative Nervine and New Cure Can to fall, but it did not drive other occasion, and the pandemonium whohad bad conntry w„ born, near thi, <dt/, <rlU arc sold by all druggists on a positive guaran­ the great crowds of spectators who NffW Yqxk, March *6. —Among tboss continues until the dragon becomes tee. or by Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, rathered to watch the commonwealers be dadlaaUd Maj Id The lunda were who tailed on the Campania Saturday quick Ind., on receipt of price, 91 per bottle, or six • ... .. Th* tents were bottles for |£ express prcpakl. They are 1 U. of An.eHo. were Mme. Patti and Big. NicolinL tree from all opiates and dangerous drugs. CONSTIPATION B*MR!S Gta, Kilaaasoo It Sate AVERS CHERRY PECTORAL the best of all anodyne expectorants. Prompt to act, Sure to Cure a PviendAQ the cause <4 PrdtecVxon. oj^TkYner'tean. AvAevests ? g ASS 'W0 iV*Ip2.Qo. w W. L. Douglas S3 SHOE Because It is so Pure! WOOLLEY & BRONSON. Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt. SAILED TBE SEAS 38 YEARS. �month in excess of our expenditure* while Hastings Banner Thursday, March 29, »894-__ under tbe present administration our ex­ penditures exceed our revenue* by about and Joined a Trade* Union when 10 years old and ba* belonged to It 80 years Like 57,000,000 every month. MARSHALL L.COOK. BdHar. TKB HASTINGS, MTCH-, FO8TOFFICE, AUGUST 14. 1879- editorial notes A FALSE CIRCULAR. for the republican party, and for tbe 13 succeeding year*. Born and raised in Detroit he learned the machinist* trade In President Cleveland’s message to Congress In December 18*0, he said “Con­ tented labor is Capitol’s best protection and faithful ally.” This maxim U pleas­ ing to the ear, but my what a funny way he haa of trying to make It work as well as It many thousands of working men and me­ chanic* be thought a new party would be sounds. party and he voted with them. of benefit, especially to working men. » he joined tbe Labor party and waa candidate for City Tre**nrer, of Detroit. This party merged into the Greenback THE LITTLE BRICK GROCERY They pawed away and he voted with Democra­ Under the McKinley bill the hay crop of cy for several year*. HI* experience the United State* was protected >4.00 per with them was unsatisfactory, •* tbelr ton. Under the Wilson bill it is 20 per discordant element* were foreign to his We became aware a few days ago, cent ad valorem or abont 31-50 per ton. temperament and dtopoeitioq. Next he through one of our readers, that a paper Canadian farms will advance in value. became an Independent voter, often voting or circular had been *ent out claiming with republican* in municipal and county that tbe Public Debt of tbe United States The promise* ot the democratic party to elections. Hto 14 years residence in Has­ had increased since the war and claiming provide a “tariff tor revenae only” is like­ tings has been a repetition of this course that "paying so much Interest on tbe pub­ ly to result In a “mosaic tariff” with until be established a reputation a* the lic debt" was accountable for tbe present chunk* of protection artistically placed, only strictly Independent voter In onr bard times. Such a statement is nothing for the benefit of some of their pet?. city. These varied affiliations made him * more or Jess than a base fabrication from thinking and reading man and that he beginning to end and there is not a word The nearer tbe time come* for repealing might read impartially, be for year* took of truth In iL Tbe Public Debt has stead­ that “odlus McKinley bill," tbe less they republican, democratic, populist and In­ ily decreased siuee the late war, and the seem to want to see it repealed. dependent paper*. The reauit of hl* re­ interest on the debt has decreased from The free trade party advocates the poli- flection, varied reading and atudy, was nearly 8151,000,000 In 1855 to about 893,­ cy that diamonda^bould be cheaper, but that hi* mature judgment impressed him 000,000 In 1891. that tbe republican party wa* the only ' We promised our reader, who spoke to sugar dearer. one that had legislated for the good of the us in regard to the above, that we would country. Last spring many of hto repub­ OUR CANDIDATE*, get tbe latest Public Debt statement and lican friend*, knowing how he felt, urged publish it. We wrote to Senator McMil­ him to accept the nomination for Mayor. lan at Washington, D. C„ In regard to it National Administration and ita Land­ Be did so and at the poll* received tbe and tbe following is his reply:— ers for Their Inefficiency and Deser­ support of many of the party and a great tion of the People. United States Senate. majority of the working men of the city. Washington, D. C., March 23.18*4. In November 1893 Mr. Cleveland and a Many republican* were in doubt and Mr. W. B. Cook. Democratic Congress In both branches Hastings, Mich., thought bis candidacy wa* for the office Dear Sir:— . were elected upon their premise* repreI am la receipt of your letter of March 7th only, and they defeat’d him. Many men asking me to inform you, In exact figures, what• sented in a platform adopted in Chicago. tbe Public Debt was Just after the war. also' All the sophistry and arguments appaal- after such a defeat would have lapsed in­ what It was when tbe last statement of Publie Debt was issued; also what the Interest was' Ing to tbe many peeple and interests of to indifference, or looked for revenge. Just after tbe war and what It I* now. lu reply I would say that tbe Publie Debt tn[ this great country were used by democrat^ But Mr. Grensei wa s made of different 18*8, tbe highest point reached was 82,773.236,­ material and showed bis manliness and 173.89. Since that time there has been a con­ Ic orator* to impress the voters that they stant reduction until on October 3lst IS93 Itj had many grievance* against the republl- conscientious convictions by coming out stood at 8I.M9 556,353.63. Of this amount 8585.a»,0W was made up of Interest bearing debt. can party, and urging them to put a dem- boldly with good and sufficient reasons The debt bearing no Interest, made up of legal and stating bl* political position In the tender, notes, aud other Items ot like nature ocratlc President and Congress In power. rank* of tbe republican party. To-day he amounted to 8374JB2.882 37 on Nov. 1st, 1883. There was also *1,947,570.26 of debt on which The appeal was successful and caused tbe Interest had ceased slpoe maturity, and many thousands to change their votes to the candidate again and a solid, united tbe e was cash In ti e Treasury to the amount of party al hto back, and determined to elect 8587.0U8.MI. So that the real debt of the coun­ thinking that possibly It was all true and try on Nov. 1st, 1893. upon which interest Is j him now. His popularity with our citi­ paid, was only 8M5.ow.mo. This Is exclusive of that the democratic party would live up the Pacific Railroad’s debts. to its obligations and promises and bring zens la well known. As a manufacturer The annual Interest charge on debt reached and employer of men be has always haS tbe highest point on August 31. 1865. when It a new era of prosperity to working men, stoodat|15*^77,«B7^7; whereas In 1*82 the anfarmers, and in fact to everybody. One their regard and respec’ for hl* honorable year and one month has elapsed since tbe and liberal treatment of theta in the mat­ IM* has occurred this year by tbe recent issue He to a Of 880.000,00* of bonds. democrats came in power and what 1s tbe ter of employment and wage*. Yours Truly. result? A democratic President assumes man loyal to his friends, honorable In bis Jamb* McMillan. dealings and liberal in the payment of the manner of a Dictator to his party and The fact* kindly furnished us In the the people: Congress divide* Itself Into wage* and bto treatment of employe*. He above letter from Senator McMillan are three different democratic parties, one ba* not been without political experience. absolutely correct up to the time of tbe for the President’s views; one for tbe op- When an alderman of tbe city a few last statement which was in October 31st position to him; and one for the original years ago he made *n excellent record as last At that time Oct. 31st, 1893, tbe democratic platform upon which they were Chairman of tbe City Improvement Com­ intereat bearing debt was only 8585,039,­ elected. Business men and manufactur­ mittee, and his energy, activity and pres­ 040, whereas the whole debt just after the ers become alarmed. A great universal ence was tbe spirit of the establishment war was over 4H times that sum. fear come* over all the thinking people. of manufacturers In the city. During tbe Since August 1805 to 1893 the annual They see disaster and trouble, they have past winter he has been Treasurer of tbe interest paid has been reduced from near­ seen their worst expectations more than Citizens Relief Fund fpr the poor and has ly 8151,000,000 to about 833,000,000, or a realized. Manufacturers, mechanics, la­ faithfully attended to and relieved every net reduction of nearly;S 128,000,000. This borers. business men and farmer* have family reported to him, and there have Is equal to about 82.00 for every man, wo­ all experienced tbe great transformation been many because of tack of work. Mr. man and child in the United States at tbe from republican to democratic rule. Mr. Greusel to a man who has had extensive present time. Counting five persons to a Cleveland gets alarmed and culls upon experience in business affairs, and tbe family this would equal a saving of near­ Congress to repeal tbe Sherman silver prosperous manufacturing institution of ly 810.00 for each household in the coun­ blU, saying that that was the prime cause which he has charge ba* prospered be­ try go Interest alone. of our financial troubles, and with that cause of hto energy, activity and business We have the same elements for prosper­ out of the way the Ship of State would ability. His record and career as a busi­ ity now that we had In 1892. We have sail along smoothly again. fie coerced ness man shows great application, perse­ the same soil, the same factories, tbe and forced Congress by every means In verance. energy and continuity of pur­ same markets, and we were paying 3128,­ He has the city’s welfare at his power tn repeal this Sherman bill and ple. 000,000 less interest In 1892, than we were after some delay was successful, Six Continued on laxt page In 1866. Why is It that we are not pros­ months however, have elapsed since tbe perous now? Simply because In 1883 bill was repealed and money matters are a free trade party came in power advoca­ as close and straight now a* ever. ting principles that threatened tbe exis­ One part of the democratic Congress says, tence of tbe greatest and most important "Free Trade must be enacted to bring pros­ Industries of the country, and to open our perity back.” Another part says, “No. markets to the pauper-labor competition Free Trade 1* our platform but it will not of tbe world. Manufacturers dare not do.” The people have been reading and are manufacture for the reason that if the having dearly bought experience, and protective tariff were removed their manu­ have come to tbe conclusion that tbe busi­ factured goods would depreciate In value ness and trad* of the United State* under tbe pauper competitlun; merchants should ba for tbe benefit of the citizens, dare not toy In big stock* of goods far the not for foreigners. Anether faction says Mme reason. The result has been no em­ “We must get np a tariff bill,* and •• the ployment for labor, a year unparalleled for Wilson bill to brought out Csngres* •tagnation, universal hard times, shrink­ divides upon this. Th* President is in a age In value* that amount to much more quandry. H* to a free trader, hl* plat­ A cream of tarter baking powder. that the whole expense ot the tote war. form says the tariff to uneonstitutlonal, Highest of all in leavening strength All attempt* to lay the present bard but there wa* such universal stagnation —Latest- United States Govern­ to “having to pay to much Interest on tbe in every line of business, and every occu­ ment Food Report. public debt," rignallv fail as can be readi­ pation, caused by th* rimpto threat of Royal Baking Powokk Co ly seen from the Public Debt Statemeat as free trade, that his party cannot muster Wall St.,’ N. Y. furnished by Senator McMillan, whteh force enough to carry out their prom toes shows we are paying nearly 8188,000,000 to the people. A new silver bill to passed less interest now than we were Just after In the forlorn hope to pacify people. Thu* we might go *n calling attention No nation ever prospered more than did to the dtoMutlons within th* ranks of the United States under the protective that party. tariff. It should be bone in mind by all The people know that nothing can be that the very moment tbe free trade party expected or done by a party so divided aame in power onr poaperity rapidly and split, and which doe* not and can not waned, factorto* cloeed down, merchants carry out It* platform. The situation tailed and baaks aaspeaded. Threats of has convinced many thousands of voters free trade an responsible for Lhto eondb Will be run in connection with the big store on the corner under my own management as one store. BUTTER and EGGS Direct to this store, with the assurance from me that they shall receive the highest market pride for all their produce, and have the larg­ est general stock to make their selections from'. Yours anxious to please, HOGLE. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY In order to make room for our spring stock :k which is expected in about 2 weeks. We will sell anything in our line of Boots and Shoes at the following Loic Prices: Men’s 85.00 shoes — 4.50 3.50 3.00 2.50 2.00 party reoponribie.lt is true that it Uno sute er national election but tbe decided voice I>Mt rn* a part, that to aa dMdad. TH, election, la thia dt,. Ki eoanty are waiting far Io rob«k* tbe incapacity af tl» party In pmr. Otter atate, ten dnon ite wm ibta n«r and Htetlan and Barr, Coontr ,bonM help I. .well ue doo t be deceived by any circular, paper, ibis well, and now to the opportunity to rrgUter yoor vote with the republican party, and again next fall when new publican party again rule and govern the poople and protect their interests and HH New Patterns The Price is lower this season. w. M.q00bYMR modern druggist. See our warranted shoe for men 11.40. NOTICE I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods far a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. Jefferson St Furniture Store. IF YOU WISH To make selections from, one of tbe nicest and best selected stock* of Fur­ niture in Western Michigan come and see us. Everything is new and of the very latest styles. We have not con­ fined our buying to any one house or to any one style or design, but bought where we could get the best designs for the money. Do you want $20 FOR $10? GET IT NOW It is just so with every­ thing. Our A PAPER pet!t!on» and protest* ooant for no*tjla< 2.00 J.6O Ladies Cloth top Shoes, Reg. price $4.00 at $100 •• Fine Dongolia " “ “ 31 en __ 50. 4* at _3.00 «< i< st 3 oo " ioo 2 «, 2 25 at 1.90 2.00 at 1.60 >-35 " t.oo Ufies if vn Ktj 1 jair »f Fin Slots, mi ’s tkc tilt t«gtl tki. THE BANKRUPT STORE. WALL tkn of tilings, and tho voters of Barry Comity on Monday next should hold that - 84.00 3J5O Call and get a First Class Plow Shoe for 95c. 2371736^ Pure My customers can bring their are A No. 1, and we have everything yon waiit and they are now open for your inspection. Don’t be deceived in PackW^eds. Bulk Seeds are always fresh and i cheaper Be sure you get one of those 25 cent Egg Baskets. I H MOY’S He is still giving hie customer* the benefit Of a 50 per cent reduction on there goods. Also in buying carpets remember that in buying from sample yon have the (advantage of a great variety of styles, colors and design* to select from. We have an elegant line of samples. See us if you want carpet*. A. McCoy. �riAST1NGSJB A N NER Thursday March ag. 189^. .. R COOK. Lcc»l Editor. darghin hnntere find all close1 buyers will make a mis­ take if they buy with­ out seeing my line of WALL PftPER —AND— WINDOW SHftD&S FREu L. HEATH, , ■ The Druggist. HASTINGS, MIGH. Agent for Plastico, the best Wall finish in the world. hb |A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD. .. AKT SERIES N2. 1. i COUPON No. 6. NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. Send or bring each week thl* cou­ pon. together with TUN cents. and you *411 receive Portfolio No. 6 of • A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.” For particulars see "ad" page 1. 4 THE HOLY LAND > 4 1 PHOTOGRAPHED. > 4----------------------------- “ 4 COUPON NO. I. ft < < PART NO. 1. ---------------- •5 Bring or send one coupon together with Ten cents in / money or stamps, to the BANNER office and receive J one part exf "The Holy Land ’ Photbpraphed.” In ordering 4 be sure to give name, P. O. 4 Address and the Part wanted, r J b k » J r fr LOCAL NEWS. ‘ CIRCULATION • This week, 92 quire?. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion in the issue of the week when brought. Jay Bogie was in Grand Rapids Tues­ day. BEST PLOW MADE XPnnk Jewell returned to Chicago this - e' A. D. Hughes, of Irving was in the city Friday. Mrs. Dorr Mudge left for OhioxSunCircuit court has been in session this1 day night. ' ■ week. But two cases of importance were ’ Miss Minnie *Matthews is able to be brought before the court, that of J. M. ' about again. Smith vs. Enoch Andrus in which a ver­ Samuel Carson, of Galesburg was in the dict of no cause for action was rendered. The other, that of Emery 0. Abbey against city this week. tbe Hastings Wool Boot Co., assumpsit, ai jc Sheriff McKevitt returned from New York atate Tuesday. verdict of no cause for action was given. Many have asked us who "Mildred! Marsh” is. While we are unwilling to dis­ close the true name, yet we will say that. the one writing the articles takes the sub­. XMlss Alice Eddy to spending the week with Belding friends. Mias Carrie Schumann Grand Rapids Tuesday. returned to jects from true life, but of course disclosesi Y Mrs. w- T. Brown, of Chicago, is the the identity so that It is not easily discov­- guest of Mrs. Julius Russell. ered to say tbe least, If at all. The arti­• Miss Sable Beadle, of Jackson, spent cles are well written and possess consider­ Sunday and Monday at home. able merit in their lines. y Worthy Sloan has been spending a few The "mocking bird" brought out the days with Charlotte relatives. fire department between 11 and 1 o’clock Miss Kittle Beadle was home from Friday night. The fire proved to be the1 Grand Rapids to spend Easter. old barn, which has stood so many years, Wm. Baldwin is entertaining bls Dephnear the site of Bartley’s mill, below tbe ew. Mr. Baldwin, of Vicksburg. race. It brought out a large number of Mrs. Ollie Linlugton left for a visit citizens, as viewed from a distance, the entire eastern portion of the city appeared with South Dakota friends last week. The fire was of incendi­ X- A hen house on the property " "'i i The same rule applies to our garden and 1 field seeds. L. E. Sta errer. ■■■■■a — PERSONAL MENTION. economy. If you pa> more, you pay too much, because we sell tbe best there Is. to be In a blaze. ary origin. COUPON •wa y- wiin f w t REGISTER SATURDAY. Extravagance my l|e In paying too much for a thing, or in paying too little. If you buy goods for lees than we ask, you’ll uot get as good quality—that’s poor of Milo Misses Flora Beadle and Phylito Dia­ mond were In Grand Rapids Tuesday and Wednesday. Williams on Green street, caught fire Monday morning and made quite a blaze for a time, but as the wind was not blow­ ing hard, it was deemed unnecessary to call out the fire department. The fire started from a pan of eoals which Mr. Williams placed inside to rid the place of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cook and Alice are visiting relatives Id Allegan and Prairie­ ville this week. rats. It is needless to add his desire was accomplished most effectively. Miss Addie, of Detroit, visited their cous­ in, Miss Iva,Moulton, of Irving, Sunday. —Freeport Herald. Edwin F. Sweet of the law firm of Sweet A Perkins, of Grand Rapids, will deliver the fourth Lecture under the aus­ pices of the Hastings Lectu re Association at tbe Episcopal Parish bouse Tuesday evening, April 3rd, at 8:30 sharp. Sub­ ject "A Trip on Horse-back Through the* Holy Land.” Mr. Sweet ba& spent some time abroad and made a special study of the Holy Land. He is a fine speaker and an able lawyer, and one of tbe Grand Rapids bar. His address will be instruct­ ive and entertaining. Come and hear him. Admission 25 cents. Oranges are so cheap this spring and so good that they should be ea-en freely. An exchange says of them: The cheapness and plentiful supply^ot oranges at the moment accentuates the need for their use. Every housekeeper should see that, they are a part of tbe menu of at least one meal every day. They are better than any sort of drug tonic which the coming of spring suggests to many persons, and will do away with tbe necessity for such a thing. It should be understood, however, that the only rational and healthful way to eat nranges is to cut them across the grain and scoop out the juice and fine pulp. Tbe tough fibre is not good, is harmful, indeed, to mauy digestions. MONG the many points of excellence of the Bissell Improved Plow are: ist.—The patent bolt-heads used in mouldbords and landsides, so construc­ ted that they will not turn when tight­ ened or loosened. 2nd.—Interchangeable and perfect fitting repairs. 3rd.—Combination of steel and chilled mouldboard and shares on the same plow. 4th.—Simplicity and ease m stocking. Perfect finish and working qualities. n The plows are nicely painted, carefully fitted and finished and of approved form; they have straight Ian ds Ides with rounded heel, long han­ regret to learn of her severe illness. Her life is despaired of; her death being ex­ pected hourly. Remnants Card of Thank*. 1 desire to thank my friends and neigh­ bors for their aid and assistance during the sickness and death of my wife, and their kindness extended to me in my affliction. W. H. Rockwell. Are but the "Ashes of Trade” W herever there has been a fire you’ll find “Ashes." Wherever there is a business you’ll find Remnants. They have to be cleaned up. At the end of each year’s business we sell off our Remnants. That’s the reason our stock is always so new and fresh. Instead of getting rid of these Remnants in,the usual way, this year, we arg going to let our customers have an opportunity of getting some of the biggest bargains of their lives in the Boot and Shoe line. If you miss the opportunity its your fault. We’re selling _ some Ladies’ Shoes that we used to get $5 for, for only $3. We’re also selling Gents’ $5 Shoes for $3. Come and see us when you want Boots or Shoes. The annual meeting of the Stockhold­ ers of tbe Hastings Building and Loan As­ sociation will be held on Tuesday, the 3rd day of April, 1894 at 7:30 o’clock. In the evening. D. S. GooDYKAR.'.Pres., A. E. Kexartom, Sec’y. Dated. March 21st, 1894. Notice. Measles are now broadcast in Hastings from carelessness In sending children to school after having been exposed. Eye, ear and lung diseases often result from measles. Besides about two hundred, yearly, die In Michigan alone from this disease. Twelve cases had occurred In the city before tbe board of health was Informed It is with pleasure that we note tbe con­ and for Chis offense both householders and tinued prosperity of Messrs A. Black <fc attending physician are liable. Son. tbe hustling marble dealers. An ev­ A word to tbe wise is sufficient and all REGISTER SATURDAY. idence of what they are doing is shown wa ask is that the people and physicians Timothy seed ton sale at Stauffers’. this week, when they received two car do their duty in assisting the board of Buy your lace curtains and window loads of granite, the same to be finished health to stamp out this disease aa quick* and sent to every portion of the state, and shades at Rogers’. ly as possible. Just received at Rogers’ a large invoice will be beautiful tributes to mark the last Board D. W. Ret molds ) resting place of departed friends and rela­ G. W. Lowry I of rugs. Come and get first selection. of tives. This firm, owning its own build­ Health. E. G. Holhbook ) Many church and society items had ings, paying no rent, running under tbe to be omitted for lack of space this week. lightest expense possible, shipping in car REGISTER SATURDAY. Elsewhere In this issue will be found load lots and thereby effecting a big sav­ extracts from the new election laws. Read ing In freights—something that cannot be them. ‘ done by smaller dealers—all these things Rev. Dr. Gunsaulus delivered his lee* ... Now that maple syrup to cheap you enable them to sell their goods at the lure "The Later Eloquence of Puritan­ want to buy that gunuine New York Buck­ lowest possible price. It has also enabled ism.” before a large audlefice lael Friday wheat flour that; Jos. Rogers & Co. sell’for them to increase their business so that night. The University debate was won by Sad­ they now rank as next to the largest buy­ •2.80. dler of ’96. He spoke on "Mirabeau,” and y Frank Bessmer nearly cut his thumb off ers in tbe state of Michigan. For the ac­ will represent the,U. of M. in the Inter­ yesterday while engaged iu splitting kind­ commodation of their patrons they recent­ collegiate contest. Base ball practice is being pushed bard. ling which will deprive him of the use of ly established a branch office In Kalama­ zoo at SOS East Main St, where samples A practice game Is played every week his hand for some time. day, when the weather permits. There and prices of their goods may be seen as are about a hundred candidates. Powers and Roe of Grand Rapids are Tbe Falladlmum and tbe Castalton will In the city at Kenkel Brea, barber shop. well as here. be out soon. Both are Senior publications; They steam, clean and dry ladle# and During these limes It Is exceptional to the first being the Fraternity Annual and gents garments. All work’ Is done first bear of a company that is enjoying unuanal tbe last an Independent Issue. At their last meeting, the Regents class. prosperity, but such is the case with tbe transacted considerable important busi­ W. H. Cabots known to many Hastings Michigan Mutual Tornado, Oy?lone and ness. Among other things, it was defi­ people, writes as from Boston, in a letter Wlndst >na Insurance Co., of this eltv. nitely decided te commence work upon renewing hto "Bammeb,” that be has been So far this year their business is ten times tbe completion of the Gym and, besides this, tbe rate of tuition will next year be seriously ill for some time, but at present what it ever has been before. Last year raised five dollars for all states and dewas by far tho best year the company ever to convalescent The Hastings Trotting Association has had bat thia year promises te far outstrip joined tbe American Trotting Association last year. Tbe assessable capital of tbe OMovralB* KMtlaff* Dirlalan. j and its rules will govern the track tbto company Is now ever *6,000,000.00 and Is Tbe eext neeUac of Um Supreme Ledxe year. This guarantee# that there will be rapidly growing. The company waa ar- la tbe Kelxbti of Pythias order will be gantxedoverO years ago, and what is no monkey work. bald la Wertilettsa. D. C , next Aaaast, really extraordinary about U Is that It has Read Hiram Rogers’ adv. In this tosao. al wbleh It la expected that Haxllw VIalways paid Ito loeaers to cash promptly Mr. Rogers has a fresh well selected Block vlsloe. Xa 19, U. R- K- of P. will oom­ and aatiafactorlfy all around, and has aud can suit yin. He ba# a large, new pole. Here Is what Us Washington Post stock of earpets in the roll and sells hsi to say eoaeetelax tbe contest:— members. Tbe company to really the Tbe elooeot contest that Is looked for la cheap. Give him a call. creation ot D. W. Bogers, the preaent sec­ between Ue Hastings Dlrisleo, of Michi­ Quite a large number from this city are retary. who, by tbe way, has always held attending the Bunday school con ventton at that office, and whore ability, watch ful- gan, m<a the Gerard Lodge. Na 11. ot Nashville this week. They report very neaa, and sharp looking alter the affaire of Kansas City. Tbe Hastings Dlrlslon was interesting session# and the NaobviUe the company, have caused it to groj from tor yean aooooaUd tbecrack company ot people as royal entertainers. a mere stripling to one of the moat aub- tbe order, and won prlxes al Slate and na­ tional drills all oyer the country. Last Very Impressive Easter services were stantlal mutual insurance companies in drill year, bowerer, they decided to rest oa held in tbe churches Sunday. While tbe the state. For over nine years the mem­ their tanrels, and did not enter tbe con­ decorations were not as elaborate as cus­ bers of lhto company have rested peace­ test at Kansas City, leering tbe Urat prise tomary, owing to the early date of Easter, fully and quietly and ft hasn't eoat them Is be carried off by the Genrds. of that a cent for their Insurance in this company yet they were very tasty and effective. dry. This year, bowerer, the Hastings The Easter Offering given by tbe If. E. except tbe alight coat incurred when they seen hare returned Io tbe field, lest tbe Sunday school, amounted to *48.10. TLe first took out their policy, and yet were a tmpreeslon should get abroad that they greater share'of it was given by the schol­ ars. who were actuated to earn money for their offering, by Hit e paste board pyta- For sale by, qOObYEAR BROS Judge Smith, of Hastings, will address tbe Post and people of Woodland on Deco­ ration day. May 30th.—News. S Fred Jordan, of Hastings, and sister, The many friends In this city of Mrs. Jennie Bogie Maus, of Grand Rapids, will dles, are easily managed, stay down in hand or stony soil, run level aod steady, turn a dead and flat furrow and as general purpose plows have no equal. Every mouldboard to cast 00 the cel­ ebrated "Bissel^” Chili, from selected metal and to carefully tested before used. The wheels have straight or arcbed standards, as may be desired.' the arched standard being recommended for rough ground. The elevto allows greater range of adjustment than the or­ dinary clevis. The Bissell Chilled Plow Works give tbe fol­ lowing warranty: Every plow to well made of selected material, of approved shape and best­ possible construction. Will run as light M any plow made, scour and pertonn its work in tbe best possible manner with proper usage and adjustment. Yours truly, W. H. SPENCE ALL right, we don’t care. . There’s no hurry on our side. Come in anyway, look around, find out about quality and price, you’ll know better how to buy when you are ready. Perhaps there’s a hint for y<»u here: For $14.00 we can show you the finest black, double breasted suit in town. All wool. If it fails to give satisfactory wear you can get your ■ money back. •< — �Hastings Banner THE OFFICESEEKER. Thursday, March 29, i»94- There Seems to Bo No Cure for Hie Disease. COOK BROS-. Proprietors. Hastings City Bank, enter tbe social swim, and soon secure enough indorsements to get into office. It often happens that, by means of ac­ quaintances thus loosely formed^ the wives of prominent t men selves talked about; for they som times meet people and talk with them on the -.ixeets when they should not Son.. roonU, •«? lulrtllon Army him with llrlng 1 man who chargeo With bto wlfc K“ler married to the woman and promptly that »he wa. th. wife of any d'”’1,d than hlmMlt On InmGR*other man •, he found thul hl* inHon, bowerer, forn..nl WM 'oorred. .nd Mked hl* wife to expl.ln «be “.did not think there wm mvj “ getting rourried M often M eh. know such persons at all. All of the offiocseekers, however, do not come from the states and terTbe District of Columbia ritories. [Special Washtaxion Letter.] s 7 e,ooo.oo has more than her quota in govern­ No matter what political party may ment offices. Nearly all of the office BL’RPLL'M •ix-ooo.w. be in power tbe men who tteek office holders who art appointed from this tooonwraCMl under tbe lawa ef the Bttt® of and fail to procure official recognition city are women, and they number not Michigan return to their homes with .hearts full less than 3,000, Very many of these pl.BMd, Open for buslDow Dec. I&.18M. of enmity towards their congressmen, ladies are anxidus to have their sons hm it.d r.»'r«ut' Wire* lib EH their senators aud towards all the po-‘ or daughters also employed by the j,cue* Wellington Brown, e poljn; 0. G. Robinson, Pres Id ent; litieal world. They con over in their government. With this end in view mtot with the phenomenal record of Chester Messer, Yle®. Frei. dreams os well ns in their waking they besiege congressmen and sen­ t-.nty.lx wire* In Ju y**" ■»«« D. W. Reynolds. Carter. hopes, bitter. ators until theyi succeed. Many ot the hours tho withered .t.te of Mlrhlguu chine. £ [M’.kctoks: burning wrongs they have within their residents of Washington hare enough wires being heard from rt time* ta . IteyroUb, hearts’ hot cells shut up. until their en- to live on and want a’ government job other part, of the United Btatea, hM R R. [). G. Robinson. n&turcs become misanthropic. to enable them, to live more comfor­ ^galn oom. into public notice through John Ciivetb, ey who return to their, homes are tably. Congressman . Milliken, of (I u? Inquiries of tw. of hi. hitherto un­ P. T. Colixnive. unhappy indeed, until they resume the Maine; Bailey, of Texas; Tracey, of । ' reported Mndame. Brown. Brown. he. Has the only savings JepartmeDt In In Harry daily avocations of life. But the other New York, and Harter, of Ohio, are j .J-red Q a B term ot fourj -----------year, in Jaekaon •County and pays 4 per cent interest on all time side of the ofiiceseeker’s existence is the favorite targets for applications on । . n for polygamy. Nothing!® known seen upon the streets of this city dally account of their readiness to listen to ( P* p^ent whereabout* in the persons of thusd who have come to Washington to procure office, have uu.re.—• re—-----failed in their object and are ashamed Got. Rich WM ■u.reiood Id remo»in« to return to their homes for fear that ‘ .utcofflcUh by . unrelmun. oplniou some of their companions may jibe at of the soprerae court and U. made tho ■ . ° Tko Niagara FalU Route.” them. I followloy appointments to «H recanButton. l&fejKslSfllJ6 There ure^uore discontented people dea: Secretary of alate, Waahlnjton within the limits of this city than in Gardner, of Albion; atate treasurer. «ajgz,“D.-. ....h,si»mivsffiara any other community of ite size in the Jamoa M. WHklnaon. of MarquetU: world. The people who comp here on laud commissioner. William A. French, mui'-n. I^sl.3 la Es lit hopes outnumber the people who of Bell- All of the appoint®™ took the go to Europe on boats. During the vasrv »*i». |j.m.|a.m.]p m.|p.ni.|p.m oath of office end the Incumbenta ffraoeHXSTIMQS...................... I |ta»i «1»! 1.25 first year of every administration there fully retired. C. R. OSBORN. Local Meal. Hasti-uo must be not less 10,000 people who come O. sV.nuuGixs 0. P A T. A*CNomC\» to this city in the expectation of re­ ceiving some sort of position on the From various portions of the state government pay roll; and from 500 to the reports of fifty-seven observers for 1,000 out of that number usually re­ the week ended March If show that in­ main in. the city ever afterwords. The flammation of tbe kidneys increased and majority of those who remain here are that consumption decreased !n area of composed mainly of the aspiring poli­ prevalence. Scarlet fever was reported ticians who came to Washington at fifty-one places, measles at eighteen, originally for the purpose of receiving diphtheria at thirty-seven, typhoid important appointments in the depart­ fever at thirteen place* and smallpox ment of state, such as minister at Crystal Falls, Ishpeming and Menom­ OFFICESEKKEB ANU SENATOR. pleuipotentiary, consul 'general or inee. consular agent to some foreign coun­ the various tales of woe. On an averDoubtful Titles. try. The ®en who aspire to the most age these gentlemen have from six to | „ . . Commissioner Lsmoreux, of the gen­ prominent positions are the men who ten callers a day, who are anxious to ■ ■ are ashamed to return to their homes, .draw salary from the government. eral land office in Washington, aftei ' and hence remain here until they be- The local officeseekers care nothing examining into the question of appruv Bek Headache and relievo all thi troubles taef. dent to a bilious state of the system, suoh M I borne almost, if not quite, objects of for .geography, and do hot bother also! land grant* in the upper pcu*uLH-Tlnera, Nausea, Drowrinao®, Distrew after ! charity; although they-become objects themselves aa to whether — or not they sula of Michigan to the Portage ± Lake eating. Pain in tbe Bide, Ac. While their meal r.ir.aAabtosuccees has been shown in coxing . of pity early in every season. \Viren are constituents of the congressmen or Superior Ship Canal company has de­ cided that nearly 80.0'W seres of Ixfod they come, each of them is somewhat . senators to whom they apply, The unfortunate like Mr. Wilkins Micawber; and, while ' * * men who’have come were erroneously approved t • that com­ paying hotel bill* and other incidental here and spent their substance and pany in 1868. The company will resist Heada h®, ye* Carter's Little Ltar Pffla ara expenditures, they are “waiting for who do not want to go home again do the decision. equally vahxatae in OcasttpaUon. curing and pro* something to turn up.” These people not frequent our • churches, Sunday Ventlxu; thtaannoylng edMaplalnt,white thay also correct all disorder.1, of tbestomachxtimulate the | do not con»3 here in droves. They schools, prayer meetings nor our liver and regulate tbe bowel*. Even if they onlp Th® final census bureau report placet I come trickling into Washington by Young Men’s Christian association [ day and by night, and the pity is that rooms. They bang around the hotel valuations in Michigan as follows: ........ ................... . they do not trickle out again. lobbies and barroom .. trying to make R'llMUte........... | The postmaster general is the man themselves ‘ agreeable to statesmen Gold and aUver bullion . ’ most besieged by these people m long and politicians, until their clothes be­ Machinery and prod or t» M.GM.lSt as they have any hopes. This ix_be­ come shiny, their trousers and coats Railroads . M.MJ8 ».7S1S»» cause seven-eighths of all the offices arc become fringed, and their shoes are Telegraphs; able in »o mxny ways t h*t they will not bo wil­ MiaceUaneotH llag to do without th-m. But after allslck toad under that control of that cabinet offi­ run down at the heel. During the win­ Total cer. The late Postmaster General Wana- ter months, the night sessions of the n.rm.c'i «,sn maker had an experience which was house are picnics for these shabbyunique. In a little town not far from genteel fellows, for the galleries arc A young man applied to James Rum­ U> the tame of so many liras that hero ft whee® Washington city, there were three lady open to all, and the warmth of,the wn make our gHMt boast. Our pills cure J t wldla candidates for the post office, and all place is proverbial for the tired and bold for a job In Otisville recently. Ou being told that he did not wish to, hire, ; three of them came in to see the post- sleepy classes of homeless wanderers the stranger said he was from Wil­ ** 1 master general. One was about 35, un- in tho political labyrinth. liamston, N. Y., this being Mr. Rum­ Some of these of men have wives and | married, and somewhat masculine in ; appearance. Another was fair, fat and children at home. They were prosper­ bold's old home. Mr. Rumbold looked ! forty, and the third, a pretty brunette ous. once: but now, while the hus­ up surprised and in the stranger recog­ CARTER MEDICINE CO., K»w York; । not more than twenty-five years of band and father wanders about the nised his son Frank, whom he had not ( age. Now, instead of each one com­ national capital, hungry and ill-clad, seen for fourteen years. . ing and presenting her letters and rec­ his epndition is reflected in the shabby ommendations and then going home appearance of the deserted wife and It wna decided in tbe circuit court at 77) 4 / / Everywhere. Competent ; to await the outcome, they would come children. The former cannot go to Lansing that Secretary of State Jochim in al! together ’ ’ • for a church and the latter cannot -go to every* day, wait will be the first of the persons indicted cate for »uch positions at the Grand Ran da Bueschool, because of the lack of shoes or Inesa Colletc, Shorthand, and Normal School. by the grand jury and that he will be clothing or both. While the unfortuFor Catalocue, addrees A. 8. Pariah, I'ropr. ntle offlee^eker loam, the meaning ' $±2“?; *5?“ of the pang, of hunger, M. famUy to J ^Tm7 tor Mond^ Apri^ REGISTRATION NOTICE once happy home might starve but for ! y To tbe qualified electors of the City of Hnsthe little acts of kindness which are ' Short But N®vsy item*. tlnp. Notice Is b> reby «lv-*n that the AM<*rraen at done so tenderly by neighbors, who j Navigation opened at Detroit with ibe several ward* <>f Uie rtiy of hivMlng*. artwont to be helpful without humiliating the earliest water shipment from Lake Inx *« * Board of R-givrirton. u-id-r and hr virtue ol an act entitled "An set l» further pre­ the mother and children with the feel- Huron ---------‘ *In about * ports twenty year* serve the purity of election*, and to guard ing that they are objects of charity. 1 Against the abuse* of the elective frtnehto® by Great quantities of whitefish are be­ R regislratiwo of electors. appruVHl February 14 With this picture before you, do not ing caught in the rapids at the Soo. J8te. aa amended by Art, l»4 ot Session Liws. let any man you love or respect come approved March ao. 186.V’ will n ee ot S-tur* Alexander Cameron, a pioneer, died car.March3lsl. U!H,fn m So’iloc; a. tn. to 8 to Washington In quest of an office. in Kslsmasoo aged 80. While a mem­ • •clock p. m. in the feBowing places:—First If your senator or representative can­ Ward. Stanley's Blitck*uilth she*. Michigan ber of the legislature he waa the author Ave.; Second Wwrd, Babvoo’* <’uop*r shop, not secure and send u commission of of the resolution opening the University south of C. K. &. S. Depot, Harttag*. Third appointment, it would be folly to come of Michigan to women. Ward, Council Rooms on State St,, over Hams , to the national capital. & VanArman’* Store; F< urth Ward, at Parkers ! The Harvey H Brown, the largest Hall, north ot Hastings nouM. for the purpose । Secretary Gresham has had a hard VMMdal „„ ,, r>r> Ik. _____ * ’ . . <f oompletlrg Hat of qualified electors, when w“ 'Modred *t time of it with the offleeseekers. Very Wyandotte. nnd where all persons entitle I to the elective franchise under article 7. sect'o • 1. o! the Con­ ; many of them come from Indiana, and I stitution or ibe St*'® <4 Michigan, must register Diphtheria wreproreUntat Kliin»too, i not a few of them are republicans who • ibeir uames toon ttle them totbe privilege of voting under this */-» । think they should have office os a re- 1, Toreola county, ud th. rehool. wen, Gxo H. Timkekr. Chairman Board of Retris। ward fpr services rendered when Gen. , ‘closed on that account. traUon. AHwrt McClintock, of Shepherd, 1. JOHN Wdbhkrt. Secretary Board of Reglstra। Gresham was a leader in that party. 1 । While thousands, of old soldiers have ‘dieooMolnte orer the lore of ISO end hi. Jkssk’town.ihno. • written to him for offices, not lew than jrevolver which hw was compelled to j fire hundred of his army commitas 1 hand over to two tramp®. rtX THEM CAIXUD OM >«L WAAAMAggB. ha„. | John Cooney, one of the oldest rreladministrators male. ~ m the mkltcr of the estate of Harvey F Oninea fell from hl. choir dead chance to see the postmaster general, 1 10 ur^e t^e‘r claims in person. A score denuof ’ Bellinger, deceased. Notfoe ls isereby given. That by virtue of a and then all talk at once. Ross, tho OT more ot them are wandering our । after hariny eaten hi. brukfaet. license KtanlcJ audg.ven to me. the administra­ colored menftenger who stand, at the *^reetii I Fred Snyder, n yonn« man 1 Irina without visible moans j. tor of saM estate. h^ Jacob L. McPeek, Judge of tbe Pnx -ate Court for the county of Eaton. I shall door, is authority for the statement °* ^PP0*^ and wlth no money tor the ' ------------ ’..j .uoay, lainne OnrlnJ tell at aartion io the hlcbesr bidder, at the thetheir naat transportation v««r k. __ *h». P»*t _ year M pnrposc of paying pretnlMW herHu ifter d^*cr bed on Tuesday tbe that the candidates would appear one I h °^. . I '?L O ' “ » *PlBhls foot, and 27tb day ol February. 1881. at 10 o'clock, a. tn., by one, each evidently not wanting all tbe right, utle ar.d ii.tervnt of said deceased wT »“! n «CT'‘err Of the navy. , eight teeth bj s kick from , either of the others to get a word with In and io lite Imlowtuv detwlbed premises, to J**Per Barber, on. of the oldmt duwit: Mr. Wanamaker alone. When all I Mr. McAdoo, used to be a popular I The u'j*ih oae-bair(H) of the Mnith east one .H” j,h-------OTI*e----of representa- , Bellevue, died at the age of SO fourth LSI of secUou lulrteeu—80 acres. Th* tiiree arrived they would - descend on east one h -If iHJ <>f south we*t quarter [MJ ot the postmaster general in a bunch. ' tlTes’ fro“ I'ev* J^»ey. It is only six The next examination tor atate leach yeefion thirteen—Wacirs. Th-north one half Finally the fat one gave ont and went hours ^de by tall from hi, "Hl of the ®».-<t iw-bs'f [41 of Ui* east one-half home. Then the remaining two1 ?,d c°nffre“lon*1 district to the na- erf certiaoate. will be held In LaaTtog 4] «M Um north <Mt out.fourth [KI of section twenty tour ;2*] - ‘JO acres. The wxrh - es» nne- worked things for awhile, but the I „°.Dal CBp*u1’ Bnd hl!i former con- toc^II “d J1»y “ton !®avth [me<the wrath wen’ ot„ f-ntrth 14] of funds of the elder were running low, jtituents have swooped down upon wetiou thirteen [131—4 acres. All ef me above John Donahue, of Kingston, jumped and the young one alone remained. A Mr. McAdoo demanding places in the few weeks later she went home disap­ navy department. He has been obliged! from the thlrd-story window of a hotel slate of Michigan. to a St of taa.^ ▲Iso th-1*0 Ith «r®t -w fourth [to! of tbe pointed to all appearances, for p young of course, to give them negative an- wsitmJd. south anwluse-Iourtti iUJ of aeviiuu elght-m man was finally appointed, whereupon jwera, M>d many of them hare gon. the last one tn leave promptly married .:ence bitterly denouncing him. As „ An officer wm seat from Bar Cite util turned until Tursday, the young man. and they all three sent matter of fact. Mr. McAdoo has no L°e Augelea. where Charlea W New' IW4. at lOo'cta -k * m. power to make appointments to office kil-kjtbe defaulting bank bookkeiner cards to Mr. Wanamaker. D.ded February. 27. lew. Hiram 0o lmman. “ooxxeeper, •. These ladies were wise enough to in the navy department, as that au- bM been located Administrator. leave the national capital before their thonty is vested solely in the secretary mJJS’I"’ Chy a“ What *• “Itod a of the navy. money gave out. If they had been Moral Improvement club, the member The man who goto a federal office I* men, at least one of them would have a proud fellow. He never aaree anv remained until his last penny was told uuring Um pa.1 money; but he holde his head hioh spent. The chief of police here says and thinks himself a little abore^* , w- K«wkl.-k principal that he ha* many applications for to the Bay county aart-** dlnary mortals The man who oome. Hastings. meh. uncal Ufo Michigan Central CURE SICK ” HEAD ACHE yULLP!!L SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE claim to have been promised positions under this administration, but come here only to find that they must here seeking an office usually beoomea,of all men, the moat mixer. Vh* wise man will go about hia business, let 9Muai MICHIGAN Reporta have recently rasebed tbe Journal of U* remarkable cure o< a young man near Marin® CRy, Mich., wboee re­ covery eeem Rttte Jeaa than a reetoratioo ** from death ItMlf- The reporta ware to marveloua that ibe Journal waa induced to make further Inquiry, and accordingly dispatched a reporter to that place U> as­ certain tbe exact facta In the ease. About a mile from the northerly limits of the pleasant city mentioned Uvea CapL ’"'“"‘‘‘y ll‘l«r ire >»,'.fatoJS*® Tho®. Pringle and bls wife, and near by in a modeat cottage, their son Thomas Pringle, jr. Tbe father has been a .sailor and a sailing master. The son was also lllng brought up to tbe water and baa master’s papers for Detroit River aad Lake Erie. There la hardly any family along tbe shore here that l» tetter known on tbe water or In the arttlrnient. Tbe kSS%'ir is“ «s Dated, Coidwau-r J*?!? 0F fitu. Judfofo-cirtk* Michigan, Inna M. Allen. reporter first succeeded In finding the eid­ fB Cotnplaiaaat. er Mrs. Pringle at borne. Gideon Allen, ••indeed” said she earnestly, “no one Defcmiaui. *rit pending in the Circuit , knows more about my mjds caw than 1 do. OKua tt Barr, id (I Two years ago he was suffering badly from piles, often bleeding six and eight Umea a day, and it seemed as if tie could not live. We tried everything for him and bad different doctors. One of tbe r-H«. rawiTOgpssui doctors told me the liver was so diseased that nothing could help it. Another doc­ Jer.nd in rw hls answer to the coiajjaiuani'* tin plaint to be filed, and nZl/* tor once, when I was crying about poor served on said compUmantV Tommy, said to me, “Wbal’e tbe use of yild bill bod notice of thja orfirr- arr* fMlT thereof, wain bill £ crjlng? You know lie’s gut to die, but l<w®ed by the said non-resident dtimiaM ** we must all die some time.’*’ And It is further onirred D w days the said <'on.pUm.tut oJiiTw? “lie lost bis appetite and wbat food be order to be puWbbed In lb-' did rat wouldn’t stay on bls stomach. He a newspaper priuted piibll»|rt| nOdragS In said county, and tnat »«-h r«bllcat»- 5 waa weak and stooping and could hardly BoaUnaed therein al lea*; o»er ‘!n auS<‘r«,ou. * tbai »be aSu walk, ills face was pale, bis lips ' white copy of this order Jo he pcrsonaiiv vrnd m nou-realdriit defendant at i*Mt i«»i, and his ears so white and thin that they Baid days before tbe time ab-.-vt cresetw Jr* ooked almoat like paper, and after that appearance. CLxMUiT Hxrri, his face tanrad a sickly yellow. He had Fhtlti* t. Colgrov jt,(-’Utah JMp. a bard cough and one of the doctors said Complains:ii> SoBciior. * that be was in a dangerous stage of con­ Juns <;. Nsnuta. ra ~ ’» sumption, owing to his weakened condi­ IA true copy, j tion following loss of blood. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLtl^A “Before be was so very weak we had btale of Mlchtgar.. Crantv of Ram -m. ’ sent him to California thinking tbe cli­ Notice hereby given, tbal by werterXOr Probate Court lor the v’oatrty of Hany aa> mate might help him but It did him very lit­ on the ad da> of March. A. Dmmu tle good. Every body gave him up. 1 beard auxilhs from that dale were allowed for mttors to present their claim* asaiu: tfce wi'. one of tbe neighbors saying that only one •f Nebemlab Cook, fate at axil Coraty, te eeased and tha; al! credBun ol wtf decrad thing would atop Tom Pringle’s bleeding, an? enquired to preset!! ttirtr Airs k> ml and that was death. Another said, “Fm Probate Court, at the Probate oftar tn tbe dn Of Hartlnp. for examhat*. <n and alovxaw.o* sorry you’re going to Icame Ttem. but It or before the 2nd dav ol Septoniber neii.aMttat aueb claims “Wil! h«* heard tietoct uid Ccct. a stems as If be could’nt live/ Tuesday , tor sb day of Jpai and pc Mretxr “Last January be came to me one day the 3rd day ot Beuirtnlx-rh-xt. ai it o'clock a Ubc tdrenoou of racL of ibi-*r days. ■ nd said hr waa through doctoring. 1 1 Dated. March 2nd. A. bl 1*4. ( CKAA, W. AXMSTKi.^i. Jadpct hotels said to him, ‘bow about those Dr. Wilk lams’ Pink FlUa for Pale People?’ ••! •Mf'KlGA--!! flAU Default having been made in tte eoodlfigH don’t know,’he said. *If I get some will of a certain inortfsgr made and rvct’.td h you take them?' 1 said to him. *1 don’t WUllam P. Sldtiain and Mary A. Sidsan. M to Daniel Striker , dated April Mb. A D­ know but I will,* he answered aud so 1 wife, IMS, upon Uh* wrst hall of i&c soutk tart ijar ter and tbe mmiUi casi quarter of th* MBlbtsrt . went and bought some. quarter 01 section fi»r i5j In tmn> Na e« •‘After about three weeks be came to north of range nine west In thr ccur.:y al Ban and Kate Of Michigan, and waidfot n ted me one day and said he belie rod the Pink parcels oo^-buadrr«i elgnre*s and > J® aera Pilis were doing tbo work far him. He raore or lete accordin« io the VtulM Sai«i felt a great deal better and tbe bteed Ing ou ti>e first dav of Mm. A I'.. Id liter ii raorteace® on parr « S» nrrrty tta yemwof nb therein contained hasbec-uh* operaiin. so* »• suit or pnx'rvdlng haiiug been iwtiluted C law to recover tbe debt j-tv^red by mIA mV gjure or any part ih<*m -! upon »b.W> aMpp was a well man. He went to work in there Is eUuinrd io be dur- al tbb date ite >■ ol tJOte.W100 dollars Muirs ac aUorwy Itt « March, was for a Ume in charge ot the tug twenty-five dollars a* prevised for t> .« Emporium, and I have since seen him mortraxv. N’oUte !* inrrity gtvre tW ite above deecnbcd premia or so mirt work In tbe garden from early In the M shall be iaecessary to »*ii*fy lb<f wk Mt morning till supper Utne. Hr has got rid iatereatand taga! ots *ifi be vendu® <»n the itthday af April.A. U. “ of that awful greasy, yellow look that he !• o'clock. A m-- «' ’* e north boat teor « « had when he was sick and looks rugged Oourt Rann® in the city tf! Hsstiap wd of Michigan ■ Danifl STKiKiRsMertK*and healthy.” Damrl SVKDiKK. tHT !n Pe.-R*. Later iu the day tbe reporter found Dated. Jan car y h’lti. 1 vi. _ Tho®. Pringle, jr., at home and he repeat­ , PKOBATF ORDER ed In substance, though more briefly tbe BUte of MMiMgan,<’«»uort<te At -a session <d tbe 1 rv>t**Xf.X story that bls mother had told. He is the count' <■! H«rri “ T now a robust healthy man and is working Probate office. In lb* <W d Mid Counri. on W.-tturnhylbe I every day. Mareb. In the year one Mr. W. E. Hunt, proprietor of the "'V Broadway pharmacy in Marine City, upon matter of the »u,e jBe being questioned atraut these cases verified C<S$l^\ur»nd’fillac the what has already-been told and added that 8®d of Abraham CooUnl. • tbe sale of Pink Pills is enormous. praying that a certain g MM U Midcourt. imrpqrtWfggAm Dr. William’® Pink Pills are not a pat­ Win Abd teatament of *wd * nf’.raueo w ent medicine in tbe sense thst name im­ to probate, and thst l» IVI« IrtMjr. plies. They were first compounded as a In Mid will Mtne-i 'r 10 prescription and used as such tn general ’"'STreupre K is ordered, that taart* «! practice by an eminent physician. So 3tSt day of MareliA. i».. had stopped. That trouble Fas- never come back. He soon got his appetite and began to droh up, and in two months be 'S! great was their efficacy that It was deem­ ed wise to place them within tbe reach of all- They are now manufactured by Dr. he has obopped o«Ca. Schenectady, N. WlUiam ’a Medicine Y., or Brockville, Ont., and are sold in boxes (never in loose fora by th® i&SEK ’iM ZmSd uxl all other P-rw« nM eelate, are J jLWiM 1’*“ kek court. Ibee to t» MMee « « d wn or hundred, and tbe public are cautioned against numerous imltatkms sold In thia >hapc) at SO cents a box, or alx boxes for M.S0, and may be had of all druggists or direct by mall from Dr. William's Medi­ cine Co. from either address. ttereofby causing a copvol pubUsbed In the IQMV mmt printed and drvutaKd. Ibt^JJS; once in eseb week ‘ wJKprertou. toaildday Ot IggsoM. (A tru® copy.) _______ mocthai-.k PROTECTED BY HIS DIAMONDS. stUDefault havtaxt—" m ,;’'.i"b!W«SEj> rortsln inortpup* .sd «Ue*2 VttT Bi *»:>’. Hh. t!’” During th, want of u>, recent hard time, t WO Wall etreet men were disew oi .NoremiHT ______ _ fty At November t'V’"r«iW Cteries W.tetnltb tv John GSit'd”,el Nownowr ini m- sw..— “ “If I can manage to hang to my Later, the lawyer was asked what article. mortw there l« <tu« *» RmSmbmi fort* A’e •?.’! .ruff “i MW and covdliioo* oftfe« g count of default tun ing teen ,iriDthirg Katy the interest ter n; p.gtefo.2^2 traa Uw Ume It 57 to hereby given ui»i lSto In iJd nurt^u.^ * with taking two. O»ri U.wei, a Or,., will wisdom. ■Mortgage bcretw In nt D.I J .. ‘•re^ date h claimed to •evrarty four and \ , men atand- BMvy SStencre?^ CVAK W. BAUaX. �Hastings Banner. ~ Thursday March 39, 189^. Soane men are bora to luck, but If you wm observe closely you will find they happen to be men who are Indartrtaua, prudent In their expenditures, and supplied with,energy. business cards. WHI Hire was elected marshal, well . street ing the end open. Pour gun-powder in the end and shake it down until the felon Is covered. Then keep It wet with cam­ phor. In two hours the pain will be re­ moved and a cure will ^ilekly Ex. follow.— ‘ comniisstoeer and constable at a recent D. L. Johnson, of Yorkville, was In the election in Nashville. Now if be only had os-kuk I city to-day, tbe guest of his brother Dr. ronsorial Artteta ,.^£iUMt4««rvantof Luna's Tailor Shop. time to be president and common council P- T. Johnson. He reports that there . nV nt-wds; M£le" of hair csu. I Onr -shaves he wonkl have an absolute monarchy,— will suit you Give ns a trial Tenngreason­ are plenty of wild geese on Gull lake, but Bellevue Gazette. able. that it takes a cannon to reach them they Every mother should keep a bottle of are so shy. He said that tbe prospects I AMESM. BAUER. J Auctioned*. Carter^ Extract Smart Weed In the house. are good for a lively season at Gull this Haatlnjc*. - - - Midh See me “CT you are eolnr *o have un auction When the little one comes home with wet summer—Battle Creek Moon. sale of ary kind. Hare kad laroe experience feet erwd chilled, a hot slingol! Carter’s Ex­ and wUl apv«* you sutistartlon. Ikrr.is reason­ At Portland 190 persons have^been con­ able. _________ j ___________ tract Smart Weed will prevent taking verted as a result of the revivals. eold. Children like It, It is as pleasant p S. I’ALM EH EK. J. M. SMITH. Two sportsmen white hunting near as Itwonade. W. H. Goodyear. Burner discovered a large swan swimming LAW, COLLECTION AND HEAL ESTATK A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart hi a lake. Tbe bird was shot and proved OWWK HF I Weed will cut (fee mucous phlegm out of PALMERTON A SMITH to be a very large specimen, measuring 7 tbe throat and lungs In a few hours, tnakConveyancing a specialty. ' feet and 10 Inches from tip to lip of Woodland, Mich 4*g it a sure eure and quick cure and pre­ wings. ventive of Croup, LMphtherta, Sore P M- Woodtnwaave. Juha R. Bapdy jt, living on th<^ county Throat, Pnminjonla, etc., as these troubles all come from a neglected coM. W. H. line nertbeast of Wnj land, died’ on tbe LAW andVOLLECTION OFFICE. night of the 16th last. Some time ago 'Goodyear. AU burinetB promptly attended to. lie .swallowed a partial plate of toise teeth The flnest string of block bass ever ta ­ Odwurd Taggart Loyal K. Knappen.1* A * * * * * * H and since which U«ue he has been falling ken from Tbornapple lake was brought ;iJ ArthurC. Denison. in health. Taggart, kn apfen a denhon; home by George Wellman <md Roy Bvert?. Congressman Thomas has Introduced a LAW VERS. They went up on the noon Crain and re­ bill in the house of representatives reltoom»mi0lT Mlchtran Trust Ca. Bldg,. Grand Kapktu, Michigan. turned on'tbe 6:31, with over one hundred Qflesling the Secretary of War to donate pounds of blaek bass. Several fine strings ALICE SIkkTm. i>.. for use In the -court house square, two have also been token since by various par­ -pieces of artillery—Allegan Journal. . Physician and Surpecu. ties.—Nashville News. Hastings. ■ • Mich. Merritt and-Otis Dutcher and L. R. All calls promptly attended dsyr night OtA new fad has sprang up toward Howell of Grand Ledge sawed, spilt and 0< e over F. «. JttowcU'e bool and shoe store which parents aud teachers shoifld direct amkI^wbbzey; ’ plied flX eords of wood In 45 mtautes. J Attorney at law. a vigorous protest. It is the practice ot Joe Harris, who is the manager of F. Hayings. Mich. collecting cigarette pictures. Tbe InfiuPracttaee tn all -courts of Che state. Col­ ureeOttheae immodest portraits is not Miller’s elevator here, says that he has lections promptly-attended to. bought less than 800 buabeh of clover wboiesome to say the 'ioast. They poison seed rinoe last fall where he has formerly R. K. H. LATHROP. young mluds jaM as cigarette smoking purchased gooo bushels and over.—Caro Homoepathic Physician aud Aeetroys the will amdmiakee weaklings of Advertiser. Surgeon young men. Office over W. H. Oaedyear’s New J. M. Park received for the milk from The meanest mau on record has now Drug Store. four eows eent to the Coopersville cream­ All calls promptly attended to. been discovered. ®e sold this son-in-law ery from Jan. 1, 1893, to Jan. 1, 1894. H *A? SCRIBNER, M. I*., half a cow and then refused to divide the V . Physician and -Surgeon. ralik, maiutoiningibat he x>nly sold the 82X#.3B, or 859.59 per bead. This Is net cash received over and absve cost of Delton, Mich. front half. Tbe sen-ln-tew must provide baollng and manutortaring. The same Office In residence, one block east ot depot. the food tbe cow consumed and carry- wa­ cows tbe year before brought him 853.D2 A. A C. H. BARMER ter to her three times a day. Recently per head, the butter being manufactured . Physicians and Surgeons. the cow booked the old man, and he now at homo and sold In Grand Rapids at 29 Calls in city or county responded to witt. talks of suing his eon-in-iaw, the owner of promptness, day or nirtt oentsper pound. During the present tbe front half, for damages. He aeserto year he has sold SUS worth of pork and a. sukldon, that he can maintain hie claim. 920 worth of calves, besides he has sold a . Abstract and Real Estate Office. Tbe seven year old daughter of Orlando tantamount of skim milk to bls hens. Abstract Block, Hastings. Mduey to lotn ou Real Estate Real Estate .01.1 ,v.i omtinHsloa. ttanvral conveyancing. S. Grant and wife, died Monday rooming. Me has carefully estimated the value Havii'g a complete net of Abstract. Books, earn The little one Ims been-a sufferer nearly of the skim milk fed out and he figures piled from the Records, can furnish complete all of her life, having had a fever when •that it has been worth to him at least 870. i trxctH C. F. BROOKS, clerk. she was tottr years old'Whlch left her per­ This would make $17.59 to be added to IM. FOWLER, D-D- S. manently belptesa. Many theories have the receipts of each cow, making a total Otice hm:ro Ss m to R |>. in. been advanced as to what was the direct of $77.09 per cow. This certainly is a cause of the disablement, and after her very creditable showing both for the cows pHfLiF T. COLGltUVK, death. Dra. Bcwson aud Carpenter held a and tor the creamery. It Is very evident I. Attorney at .Law (SnrcesBor to Sutkh & OcAgrovc.) post niorteia o« tho remains which dis­ that Mr. Park knows how to take care of ■ lOfflce 111 Union black. Haauugs.) Practice* tn all the court.* of the 'tale. closed that a tumor -had funned in the cows.—Coopersville Observer. bowels, and tuberculosis of the bowels . E. WEN ASTON. MARCH. APRIL AND MAY A . Attorney at Law. had set in; alee that the liowels had grown lOver J. H. Goodyear A Co.’s store.) ’•rHctlcesla ail court*»»f the State. Collections fast to the abdominal wall. The funeral In tbe Season for Catarrhal I>y»pep*l»-Ttie xumpUy ittcndingte.’ was held ou Tuesday and the remains Blood M uiti be Cleanaed. L’- K. TIMMERMAN, Homeopathic I*hy- were interred iu the Baptht cemetery.— . The symptons of catarrhal dyspepwa Woodland Ne^a. L . sician aod Surgeon. are: Coated tongue, pain dr heavy feel­ (riit.ee over Lathrop's drug store.) ing in the stomach, sour -stomach, belch­ ing of gas, dizzy bead, sometimes head­ NEIGHBOU4NG COUNTIES ache. despondent feelings, loss of appe­ tite, palpitation of tbe heart and Irregu­ Mrs. Sarah Maddhon of Albion, who r: "■ m । TRADE MARK ■— larity ot the bowels. lived near Betlev<ie<«nd .at Lansing also Fur this condition Pe-ra-na is found to at one time, had her little daughter stolen be an admirable remedy. In all cases it from her seven years.ago, and had spent brings prompt relief to the painful sympnearly 86000 sinoe-in endeavoring to find tons, and In a large percent of the cases her. Through a mere accident she heard -It makes a permanent cure. Pe-ru-na that a child called .Lillie Madison was soothes tbe Inflamed mueou* surface, and living with a faiuiiy nt J*reesoil. Mason thus strikes at the root of the disease. -•POSITIVELY CURESCo., having been token from the Coldwa­ In cases where the inflatnation has been ter state school, tit proved to be her so severe and continued so as to produce (daughter and' tbe meeting waa a happy extreme irritability of tbe stomach the one. The child had lived with the man remedy way be taken in email doses at SleepletwswsR and all derangements of the mod woman who had stolen her, until they Nervous Systran. first, diluted in water; but, as soon as were arrested and taken to Kansas fur tbe Improvement is sufficient to permit being connected with a murder. She a full dose to be taken uudilwted, it is a was then sent to tbe Coldwater schools. better way, and tbe cure is much mure Rowtlose HAnXEB ilt is somewhat early in the season for rapid. Pe ru-na is also a spring medicine Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from Gali stories, but tbe Stention Herald has which at once removes tbe cause of all opiates, 100 full stzedoess, 50c. tbe following: “Tbe high wind last Sat­ affections peculiar to the spring season by M. D. Baltey. Receiving Teller Grand Rap­ es t Mich.) Mir. Ings Bank, says he cannot say urday night blew ten bushels of fish out purifying the blood of all contaminations too much lx favor of -‘Adiranda," Wheeler’s ot Pearl lake upon the projecting slabs of aud Invigorating the whole system. Hea rt and Nerve (hire. Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine the wart on tbe shore. They were mostly Two valuable books—Family Physician Co.. Cedar Sprtags, Mich. Sold Uy. blaek bass and blue gills, some wf Jhe No. 2, setting forth In detail the treat­ W. EL. GOODYKAJE1, bass weighing five pouwds. The inhabi­ ment of catarrh, coughs, colds, sore throat HASTINGS, * MICH tants of the village were -out In large bronchitis, and consumption, in every numbers .gathering fish in baskets.’’ phase of the disease, apd Family Physi­ A Salem housewife set the table fur cian No. 3, on spring remedies and dis­ dinner one day last week a«d while she eases—will be%ent free fi> any address by K I D H F ADIRONDA Wheelerls Nerve HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Lpllopsu, UNEX’CELLED F0R^-» LOCAL NEWS. - CUCUL4TION - awaited her husband’s arrival anotbe^ The P«-ru-na Drug Mannfactoriug Co. of lady called upon ner. The housewife had Columbus. Ohio. left tbe trap door (leading to the cellaiQ Literary Notes. lHereafter. changes for advertisements open and the.caller stepped into IL To save must reach this trfttee Tuesdays at latest to 'Insure insertion Is the issue of Che week herself she rolled the first thlag that was Mr. George Du Maurler’s story of “Tril­ handy, which proved io be the tabla when brought by, " now running In Harper’s, Is the most cloth. There was a grand erash. The Perfect health Is seld om found, ter impure vigorous survival of the English novel as blood I* m genend. Hood's Sarsaparilla does visitor went down cellar, brbigtag up in Thackeray understood It that has been realty purify the blood adA restore health. a barrel of soap with the cloth, dishes published for many a day. The reader Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure and dlnber all over bur. gets beyond a formal Introduction to tbe J. W. Brigham showed us an Idaho character* even la tbe first chapter, and Catarah. W. H. Goodyear. product—a potato weighing 1% poundn they soon become his friends for life. In Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will euse —last week. His nephew there has sev­ the April number the romantic elements v eold Aa the head. W. H. Goodyear. eral huiMteed bushel* of similar ones that reach their climax and leave the reader Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure is the beat be oaanat disporo of at any price.—Ptainwondering whether love-making is not a sooth log And healing. W. H. Goodyear. w«U Enterprise. lost art, «t least in modern novels of good A hot Ming of Carter's Extract Smart a human arm. which showed signs of, society. Weed wiil eure the Grippe. W. H. Good­ amputation, was found in a canal at Tbe April issue of Worthington’s fu’ly year. Bentoo Harbor by officens, who burled It. sustains tbe reputation gained by previous Caster's Croup and Consamption Cure (a Daaid Lilly, who is reported to be tbe numbers of this always bright and nttractthe beet eough medicine. W. IL Good­ wealthiest farmer In Casa eounty, died rej tlve magazine. It has won a lending place year. eeatly, <ed 81. Hia estate Is said to among Its many rivals and is rapidly gain­ Carter's Cough and Consumption Cure amennt to half a million. ing popular appreciation. Ite American relieves at once. Try it; never falls. W. Fred Bnyder. a Darr young man, is In edueition, an infloence In American home H Goodyear. hard luck. Four m.Miths ago while chop-j life, where It is eminently fitted to enter, Carter's Cough and Consumption Cure ping wood, he cut off the end of his great being as fresh and clean as it is enjoyable will cure coughs and croup, acta qalck. toe and nearly severed two others; twip and attractive. Mrs. Livermore’s serial, This week, 92 quires. W. H. Goodyear. months afterwards he was kicked by fl Stonewall J. DeFranee. the slick swind­ horse, tavlng • ,on’ <*«h cut io hl* c itek and eight teeth knocked o^t. Satj ler. wae sentenced by Judge Buck at Kal­ urday he opened his knee with a broad­ amazoo to eleven years at Jackson. “One of the “Forty-Niner*’,” is of sur­ passing Interest, dealing with that troub­ led time when the nation was enduring tbe horrors of Civil War, and bringing out _ Tbe creamery company al Woodland axe, injuring the bone. There Is do use walking the floor with hard put in a number of bogs at tbe crealpery to be fed with tbe waste milk a felon, recently said a gentleman wb| the patriotic self-sacrifice, the anxieties, tbe soul-crushing suspense of tbe wives aad mothers at home. Each Installment of this thrilling story leaves its readers tastes good. from tbe factory and fatted at a nominal price. h*d sosse experience in that direction, wrap a cloth loosly around the felon, leav­ eagerly awaiting tbe fol lowing chapters. Tbe Bancroft Company, Auditori atn Building, Chicago, are early in the field wlih what bidB fair to be tbe tn«»st beauti­ ful as well a* the most practicable repro­ duction of the great Exposition iu book fonn. ”Aie plan is to embody in 1000 im­ perial folio page*, print and pictures In the highest style of art,.all the prominent and representative features, historical and descriptive, of the grand display, - build­ ings and their contents and surround­ ings, giving enough Df every class of ex­ hibits fully and fitly to represent the whole, with minor mention of the other*. The work is entitled, The Book of tbe Fair, and the author is Hubert Howe Bancroft. Some of Our FrlcDtls. NO. VI. Sweet Msjorie Moore! Who Is she? Just the daintiest, dearest little lassie of four in all our city. Listen while I des­ cribe her and certainly you will recognize her. Her form Is rounded, her face is dim­ pled. There are eyes just the color of violets, and they are shaded by lashes of chestnut. A picquant nose, full red lips, and hair of golden brown that curls In tiny rings around her low brow. Not an angelic cherub, not even a pre­ cocious child is Majorie, but tbe dearest bit of taring humanity that was ever sent to glipideu a home. * Merry <ofl fun-loving but not perfection. There Is even temper there sometimes, but there is also a love of truth, a generosity, and a nobleness of soul that encourages us to lock for much of beauty In her future. Questioning are the eyes of azure, “Those deep and tender twilight eyes, Sa full of meaning, pure and bright As if she yet stood in the light Of those ope'd gates of Paradise." . There is so much we can teach her. So many ot tbe mysteries ot Mother Nature we can unfold to tbe child whose delight iu tbe world about her is undlmmed by ttaic and trial. What lessons of trust and courage she teaches us! How much of heartache and gloom are driven away by die dimpled arms that clajp my neck! How tbe oofl lljjs that cling to mine extract the poison from many of life’s stings! What has the future in store for our darling? Will the dreams that come to me in this twilight hour be realized? Shall culture and love fill her life? Or will the years bring grief and disappoint­ ment to dim her ere and quench her mer­ ry laugh? Or. happier than this, shall the Father above gather iw?r to his bosom, leaving us only a precious memory? Thank God our hands cannot lift the veil of tbe future! So wc will banish fore­ boding* and, clasping our treasure dose, whisper, “God bless Majorie!’’ Mflured Marsh. transportation by water. There are 25,817 miles of canals in thejvorld, of which 18,203 miles are in Europe, 4,479 in the United States, 535 in Canada, 2,240 in India, and 5,270 are in China. Great Britain and her colonies have 27,906 ships of all kinds; France has 15,• 278; Germany, 2,635; Russia, 4,400; Italy, *,810; United States, 32,023; the world, 107,137. Tire United States has 1,255 right­ houses and betcons, 32 lightships, 107 log signals worked by system, IS7 by clockwork, 1,701 river lights and 4,286 buoys of various kinds. The mariners' compass wis used for centuries by the Chinese before it was brought to Europe. Its invention dr introduction is credited to Flavio Gioja, in the fourteenth century. The origin of the American navy dates from 1775, when congress author­ ized the equipment of two cruisers. By October, 1776, the American fleet con­ sisted of 26 vessels, mounting 580 guns. One towboat on the Mississippi, in a good stage of water, can take from St Louis to New Orleans 'a tow carrying 10,000 tons of grain, a quantity that would require fifty railroad trains of ten cars each. In 1821 of the American trade 23,­ 000,000 tons were carried in American ships and 3,100^)00 under foreign flags; in 1889, 54,000,000 tons sailed under tho American flag and 253,000,000 tons w ere carried in foreign vessels. The most singular ship in the world is the Pcflyphemus, of the British navy. It is simply a long steel tube, deeply buried in tbe water, the deck rising only four feet above the sea. It carries no masts or sails and is used as a run and torpedo boat. ON DIVERS TOPICS. Oak taken from the old Dutch church in Nassau street is used for the woodwork of the library in tbe house of Mrs. 8. B. Duryea, of Brooklyn. Two iniNDium years ago the west coast Africans had “money of ac­ count,” the standard being a bar of iron, and anything supposed to equal its value was called a “bar.” In Hillsborough county. N. H., there is a solid rock with a channel seventy feet deep and thirty feet wide cut through its side. A flight of rude nat­ ural steps leads to the top, where there is & natural pulpit and pool for baptism. The Finger Prayer Book, issued by the University of Oxford, is the small­ est prayer book in the world. It weighs three-quarters of an ounce, and measures one inch in length by threequarters ^f an inch in width. It con­ tains eix hundred and seventy pages. In 1684 the Massachusetts general assembly made bullets a legal tender by the following enactment: “It is ifkewise ordered that muskett bulletta of a full boare shall pass currently for a farthing apiece, provided that noe man be compelled to take above XII d aU a tymc in them.” HER FIRST TRULY BEAU. i Spendthrift Youth Who Appear* When tbe Girl Takes to Loaj Drcwscs. The first beau appears along about tvhen we are fourteen or fifteen. There have been, of course, many little boy admirers, hut according to a writer in the Elmira Telegram the genuine gal­ lant does not materialize until we pul on long dresses and commence making ourselves up for young ladies, a com­ prehensive phrase that all girls will understand. He is usually the brother of some special chum of ours, and in this way we are enabled Io see him more often tlian if we had no reason for going to his house. He is exceed­ ingly bashful before people, but can talk a blue streak when we are alone. Be aquanders his allowance on ice cream, soda and caramels, and on rare occasions invites us to a church sociable or concert. He is always one of the group of youths who wait outside the church or Sunday school door, and he is the one to escort us to onr homes on . j I | I i need co purify, vnallxe aad enrich Th Al tired iee*n>« which «*«•*•' wie in t. e »p-’i g is driven off by iiapxrifta. th t git al spring medictn puriflvr. Hood *« Fills become the favorite eathartto wit . every one who tries them. Coughing leadD to Consumption. Stop the Cough, heal the Lungs and strengthen the System, with Scott’s Emulsion 1 j I such occasions. We are teased un- \ mercifully about him and really enjoy It, though pretending to be fearfully in­ dignant and provoked about It. This sort of thing goes on until something happens, as some things have a way of doing, and either he goes away to col­ lege or we leave for boarding school, or perhaps a quarrel or change of resi­ dence occurs. At any rate years per­ haps will roK away before we see a bearded man who can bear the slightest resemblance to a young, rosy-cheekad bar- tho Cream of Cod-liver Oit and hypophosphites. It is palatable and easy on the stomach. Phyticiaru. theworld over, endorse 1U ■ Du't bs dtcelni bj Sabstltiteil Prtpinid by Scott A Down*, N. Y. A3 Dru«iWa There are nine claimants for tbe re­ ward of $750 offered for the arrest of the Dexter bankrobber. EVERYTHINQ In the line of choice candies, fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery Tuscola county’s clover crop will be a very light one thia spring. Worms have destroyed the old clover. goods, constantly kept on hand. to all Prompt attention given For Over Fifty year*. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup l>u been used for children teething, it aoouia the child, soft­ ens tbe gtnuA, aliava all palu, cures wind colic, and Is the t-e-U remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentyflve cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the world. orders. Call and see me at CITY BAKERY, fl. E. REMKES, FK2FK. What is CASTOR IA . : > ■ ■ • -.v - - - • ~. Castorla is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opiam, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL.It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd^ cares Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relievesteething troubles, cures constipation, and flatulency.. Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach, and bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep. Cas>toria is tbe Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Pastoria. Castorla. “ Cartori* Is on excrllent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me ot its good effect upon their children." Dr. G. C. Osoood, LotoILMbm. " Castorla fa so well adapted to cfiDdfwtiM I recommend ft aasuperiortoany preacr^tiDft known to m«.'* IL A. A*cnn,)C Ik, 111 So. Oxford St , Brooklyn, K.X “ Cartorla is tbe beat remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and use Castorla In­ stead of tbe various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ooea, by forcing opium. xnoryhlDe, soothing syrup and other hurtful a^esds down their throats, thereby •ending them to premature graves." Da. J. F. Kimchkuok, Ooaw*y, Ark. “ Our physicians in the children-# dvpagt ment have spoken highly of their expert eace in their outside practice with Cartoria, and although we only have among oar medical supplies what is known u regular products, yet we are free to oonfea that ths merits of Caxtoris has won m to look with favor upon IL" 1 Ukitxd HoariTAX. m Disroiaaxr, Boston, Maas. Aixxx a Saura. Pre*.. The Oentaur Company, TT Murray Straot, New Twrik Gtt/b The Inter Ocean -------------------------- —IB THB--------- : ----------- MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST HNS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. TERMS BY IMIAII___ DAILY (wHkMi Sunday), >6.00 par yav. SE1I-WEESLY, . . >2.00 - DAILY (with SmSi,), 60.00 WEEKLY, . . . >1.00 - As a newspaper THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of tbe times in ail respadS. It spares neither pains nor expense in *ecurin« ALL THB NEWS AND THB BMX OF CURRBNT UTBRATURB. . The Weekly Inter Ocean . 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Adflma THE INTER OCEAN, Chic tea,—a short trne wc will send the H -stings Banner an4 Week’y .Inter Ocean, the two paper* for only one dollar per year i in advance, Bury County Rcaslnni.. Tiiose out of county |i.»5 year. J COOK BROS. �- OUR CANDIDATES. Coniinuad/rom fourth pa{f« heart an J If elected Mayor hia adminis­ 4 th. Ward. ____ Aiderman—Chas. L. Hoffman. Member School Board—Henry Cook. will enable theta to aee each person as be ting,. ,r« celling on 'ricod, M ini, !»•—•ffers to vote, and a seat and table or Menl, Melnloeh I, v«T >•» ““ desk on which he may write within the wrltfnx. a council of dortorp bu been I railing shall be furnished for the accomo­ ^‘llroedofflclel. wilt .“I dation of one of such challengers of each pe£d ihrough lhto Pto« l«t £«* political party, and be shall bare tbe right appnlntod Henry Outoleln. Agent. » oeprinted there. to Inspect tbe poll lists as kept by tbe Imr v.caled by ibe dee th of Me:Mber. MIM Culeleln end ” clerks, and who shall be protected In the • That Slate Again.” Al Xeibvllle on Friday of lut week. discharge ot tbeir duty by, tbe Inspectors It had not been our intention and by the police. Authority, signed by anything further concerning the •••late” the recognized chairman or presiding offi­ Some of our farmer, are Xrindln, that a few democrats and populists made bt“ cer of the chief managing committee of a wheat for feed as It I* up for city officers, but calculated to party In such county or township, city, or fine middling a. «t p^, ,PV^'w|m leave it for the voters of tbe city to de­ Mias Frankie Woodard, of the i*a>es ward or voting precinct, shall be sufficient college In Kalamaxoo. J" cide what they thought about it next Mon­ evidence of the right of such challengers cation at home. La.1 Saturday three day. But the Democrat fast week branded to be present Inside tbe room where the her uweber, drove to Milo and spent the oyr previous statement concerning the ballot box la kept. Tbe chairman appoint­ d*Sonie o?our farmers have commenced slate as “a base falsehood calculated to ing any challenger Yu^y at' bls discretion prejudice voters” and we feel called udou remove him and appoint analher. Any °*Th^Eastor exerelae, held at tbe M. E. to reply to it.' We assure our contempor­ I challenger shall have the right and privi­ church here Sunday evening were very In­ ary, however, that “throwing mud” was lege of remaining during tbe canvas of teresting. "Exeell" I, the motto of that and Is now far from our intention. We the votes and until the returns are duly "'w. 3."spai>ldlng shipped 8 c*r l<*1* ?! don’t believe in that kind of warfare. wheat last week for which be paid 51c per Seeing, however, that the Democrat has signed and made. The board of Inspectors shall preserve bushel. branded our statement as “a base false­ . both the spoiled and unused ballots and hood” we feel called upon to depart from return same to city or town*hip clerk, the course we had intended to pursue and with a statement of the number of bal­ reply to it. tV.*11 bi. wmum f. and Possibly we haven’t any conception ot lots used, end tbe clerk shall give inspec­ Mrs Carrie U. Dean, both ol Assyria, Mien. what a “slate” means in politics, but we tors receipt therefor and receipt shall be tration wdl be marked by that Constable—Dewitt C. Myera. gree of energy, ability and good jod For tbe names of tbe nominees of tbe Lt h« cbaraetorixed bl, life l» ««• tad the dir will receive tbe benefil of bl* township officers, see the county corres­ Wide ^ohtioal and buslneu experience. pondence as many of tbe tickyte »re • For Recorder K. <1. HOLBBOOK It I, eafe to Mr that Mr. Holbrook ha, made a, good a Recorder u the oily of BaMlox, ba, ever bad. Be 1, reeognlred as a “hustler” from way back, and has given to the office that energy and push that Is a part of bls nature. One thing that has especially characterized Mr. Hol­ brook’- official career as Recorder Is the fact ih.tl the negt.day after council mecls, be has had all orders drawn against tbe city and properly signed, and has bunted up thv men to whom the orders .were payable^ Instead of their being compelled to bunt around after him. This of course has taken a good deal of time, but It is something that should be appreciated, and was appreciated especially by tbe laboringraien during tbe past winter when it was impossible for them to get any work to do. Mr. Holbrook has also made an excellent record as Clerk of the Water Board, which office he holds by virtue of his holding the office of Recorder. In performing bis duty as Clerk of tbe Water Board it should be borne In mind that he haj only done what he has been command­ ed to do by the Water Board. The re<Jent despicable attempt of a few of bis political enemies to injure him bv the cir­ culation of a report that he had made way with quite an amount of the city’s money was nipped at the start, by a statement from the Board of Water Commission­ ers recently published in tbe Banner, to the effect that they “found bis acccounts correct" and that the money collected had been paid to tbe City Treasurer. Two of the Commissioners. Messers Rob’t. Dawson and Chas. Welssert, are promi­ nent democrats, and their statement to­ gether with Mr. George Osborn’s tbe oth­ er member, should certainly settle all ru­ mors and malicious reports that reflect up­ on his Integrity. Mr. Holbrook has no other occupation and. If elected, the office will be of help to him, and In return tbe city will receive the benefit of bls close acquaintance with the office gained from experience. For Treasurer N. T. DIAMOXD Ur. Diamond has made ah exceptional­ ly good Treasurer. In fulfilling the du­ ties of bu office for this past year he has shown unusual proficiency, and in Ills transactions has extended every courtesy possible, and lent a helping hand to those pressed by the stringency of lhe money market and the impossibility of securing employment. 1» would naturally be ex­ pected that such a year as we have just passed through more taxes would be un­ paid than is usual. At least that was the way we expected to find it, but we were agreeably surprised on looking up the re­ cords. Instead of more taxes unpaid this year than last, we found that the contrary to be trie and tbe amount of taxes unpaid this year is nearly ont half lefts than one year ago when Mr. Diamond entered upon till* duties of the office. To be exact, last year >478.30 taxes remained unpaid; this year only »55 97 taxes were not paid. Considering the times and surrounding conditions this Is certainly an exception­ ally good record, and one that Mr. Dia­ mond may well ,be proud of. Mr. Dia­ mond has proven himself an active, ener­ getic official as tbe above record proves. “One good term deserves another” and Mr. Diamond should be elected. For City Marshall Marled bg. lb, lav A. ft? filed with chairman of the board. Crcbvlrrlui I'artouai&on tM»>» ™ Any ballot not endorsed with initials of Mr. John Brown, ofTlast1cg»« lo Miss Laura Inspector or any ballot bearing any dis­ Barber, of Carlton. tinguishing features or mutilation shall be Seven Ceebiriei. void and not counted. Any ballot or part This i» ths length of tine it has taken tor opof ballot from which It is Impossible to nSU I. btSSFirei to •<*>.. xto’»2j“ £1 determine the electors choice ot candi­ rvtrcu.e d.fem. White 1 M M> Umre'"‘outoA «to«re dates. shall be void as to tbe candidate or candidates thereby affected. ' After ballots are counted they shall, to­ Xtrdatid s«b. gether with one tally sheet, be placed In It is with tbe rresteat pteamre that I an nouaceltal. J. fl. nnlllre'vteb tor April tbe ballot box which shall be securely and Vl h and parUoilarir r. ,u~t tb«« who sealed in such a manner that It cannot be have been ui'stole to receive benefit from «Dopened without breaking the seal. The era. U» call. as he filUsl four people st bi. tart visit who bad been un«ucces«tul In obtaining ballot box shall then be placed iu charge help cr s perfect fii iM spectarie. Eeownber the deles April S3 and 24th. J no. BeMmeq^jew of the township or city clerk but tbe eler. keys of said ballot box shall be held It IS with pleasnre tout we are able to an­ by the chairman of the board, and tbe nounce to tbe rrnzettu of Hartings and vicinity election seal in the hands of one of the that Prof. J. H. Phillips, optician, will visit u» for the fotinh time, with Juo. Beumer. April we learned of the meeting, from a certain other inspectors of election. L'.tn! and 24th. He Uss an enviable reimfatlon In bn line andean be depended upon for source, and whom the assembled politi­ work and honest dealiugx. Church and Society. cians had decided to nominate at their elty Mra. The C. L. 8. C. will meet with caucus which was to be held nearly two, Hvtlnn Market*. weeks later. Tuesday, March 13th, two, Stauffer, March 31st BuUer. IS to IK Classic Latin, Mrs. Holloway. 14»ro per bu.. 40 days before the Banner article concernE®r« i*r dot.. B CO 10. Song and Legend, Mrs. M. Bailey. the “slate” appeared, it was currently re­, 11 id-* per lb.. 2. . Cities of Italy. Mrs. Stauffer. I jirU per lb., 10. ported on the street that a “slate" had Pol sines per bu.. 43 to 43. Questions by Mrs. Geer. been made out for the democrats and Hle per bit, 4k Tallow par lb.. 3H. Character Sketch, Mra. Striker. populists to follow, and fu^tbur it was re­ Quotations, News Items. ported just whom those candidates would The annual donation visit and reception be. It Is a “mighty st range coincidence” Carter Seed jer Uu.. 4 X to CAI. Thn ’thy Seed net bu.. 230 that every man decided upon at that meet­ for Rev. Thomas Cox and wife will be Harley per bu. SO to to. Hay per ton, 4-OOXo. 7 00. ing of the few democrats and populists held at the M. E. church parlor* on Wed­ Millet seed perbu. b0. Monday evening. March 12th. and whose nesday afternoon and evening of next Pork dressed. 6-to. to s 00 Hran>. l.oo to 1.40. names were so currently reported around week (April 4th) from 5 to 10 o’clock. A Chicken dressed. S sod p. Turkeys. dressed. IL the city on Tuesday, March 18th, were cordial Invitation and welcome extended Beef dressed. 5-50 to C. CO. nominated at the fusion caucus Friday to alL Beer live. to 3. Mutton, dressed. &. evening of last week (March 93rd)—eleven By request the very beautiful and orig­ days after the meeting of the faithful In inal Easter exetclses given by the children PROBATE ORDER that room Monday evening, March 12th. under the able management of Mrs. If our brother editor doesn’t know.‘or Swevzy in the Presbyterian church last Btate ol Michigan. County of Barry—as. At a session of the Probate Court for the hasn’t heard of any of tbe proceedings of Sunday evening will be repeated in the County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate other. tn the City ol Hastings, In aild county-, on Wodthat meeting on March 12th letohlm ask church on Friday, to-morrow evening at MSday tbe I«lh day of March In the )car one Ed. Powers where he was on that night; 7:30. Music by Mrs. Frank Hams and the thousand el^ht hundred ntid ninety four. Probate11’ Cbartes W’ Arm>lronX. Judgs of let him also ask W. F. Hicks to explain boy choir. Admission 10 $enta. Child­ In tbs matter of the estate of Austin D. his whereabouts, let him inquire how the ren under 19, & cent*. Banwett, doOMMfi, On readidr and 'filing tbe petition duly yerifhrf few present were unable to persuade May­ Tbe ladles of the W. R. C. will serve of J. W. Hendershott, administrator of said cs or Reynolds to ran again; or why it w«s taie praying that bls fl sal account this day sapper In the Post hall over Grant's store, filed may be beard and allowed and a decree of that W. D. Hayes wouldn’t accept a nomi­ Saturday. March 3 ut from 5 to 7 o’clock. distribution entered, and he discharged from said trust nation, We marvel that our contempor­ Gentlemen 15c. ladies 10c. All are cordi­ It Is ordered, that Friday tbe ary doesn't know about these things. It WUj dayof April, a. D.. tret ax te« o’clock tn ally invited. toe forenoon, be asslcned for the heartnr of said show s that he is either talking through his petition and that tho heirs at law of said deOn Thuradar, April Sth, Rev'a Cor«- ceaaed ami ail other persons Interested in said hat, or else doej n’t stand very high in i>»U, Cox and several other able speaker, estate, are required to appear at a session of tbe councils of his party. said court, then to be bnHen at the ProhMeotAs to the men placed In nomination on will address meeting, at tbe Martin supposed it meant a gathering of a few pollticans before any caucus had been held and these few pollticans decided who should be thn nominees for their party at a regularly called caucus which was to be held afterwards. If such is the proper meaning of a “tfiate," and we think It is, then we think we are pretty well prepared to defend our statement that “a slate” had been made out by a few democrats and populists, for city officers, nearly two weeks—before their regular caucus, which was held only Friday evening of last week. Here are the proofs: Monday evening March ISth, a few pol­ lticans ot the democratic and populist faiths gathered in a certain room In this city, and decided upon a ticket for city officers. Tuesday morning, March Utb, tbe union ticket we have naught to say against them. On the contrary they are all good men, and strong men. and will without doubt make good officials If elect ed. But eren these qualifications doesn't do away with the fact that they vere vir­ J. F. BU88ELL tually nominated nearly two weeks before Mr. Russell Is a man who has had a the regular union caucus was held, and good deal of experience in the line of du­ that these men were virtually decided up­ ty connected with lhe office for which on as candidates by only a few democrats he is nominated, having beeh ou tbe Po­ and populists who were present at that lice force In Battle Creek, and if elected meeting Monday evening, March 11th. there is no question but what tbe laws of If our contemporary will take the pains the cRy will be more rigidly enforced. to Inquire be will find, 1st—That a meet­ Mr. Riasaell Is an old soldier and has been ing was held In a certain room In this “under fire” before. The office ot Mar­ city, a fact which none of the prominent shall Is one that should comtfifiiid the atdemocrats or popultots who were present •Botion of onr citizens and we have no will deny. 2nd—That a ticket was “talk­ danl.d that in Mr. Russell the people nill ed over” and virtually decided upon at find »capable, fearless official who will this meeting on March l>th, and that the Dot hesitate to do bis duty, and what the names mentioned at this meeting were people eepnet from one filling this office. nominated st the fusion caucus Friday For Jnsitoe of the Peace evening, last week. If the voters wish to be deprived of tbe » M- D. OTTJaAapTR ^tr. GUlsbpte is another one who blS baS » hpe experience in conducting ___ the affairs of the office ftrf which he to nom­ inated. Mr. Glllaspie is an old soldier, a man of intelligence and ability, and will conduct the affairs of the office In a just and impartial manner If rtecU-d. The candidates for Supervisors are, G. K. Beafaer for tbe lat and 4th. wards and । privilege of naming their candidates we havn’c any objection at all, but the details above given prove that we were right la sayings “slate” had been formed, and that what we said waa not “a base fabri­ cation calculated to deceive voters. church at 10 a. m., at Alton's at 3-30 p. m., and at Leech', at Tao p. m. Every­ body Is cordially Invited to attend. Sub­ ject: “Missions." *3* °t,h*’ order to ** Tbe Olb grade will gIre an entertMn- ment In tbe High school room next week II Wednesday evening at T o'clock, to which all friends and patrons ot the schools are Invited. Admission ten cents. X At tbe annual parish meeting of Em­ ... , (A mis copy.) Chas W abmih iroxo. Judge of Probate CH1NCXRV 8AIX. \tii purTOXMCaM by vlrtne ot u order ud manuel church held on Easter Monday dterve pl tn, Ciromi Court forth. County ot Barry. In CbaiwTy. to the mar, of Mn-btan evening, March SOlh. 1804, Meaara. H. a. H"? ftofv? OS toe tolrteeoto day of“mo Goodyear, D. G. Robinson. M. W. Riker D. 18M. Id a certain cause therein DeadJoseph A. VanAnnan and John F. Good: ln^.wbffT’n Co’lna McCxmly h eomplJmmt year were electedJotbe Vealry for tbe etfc. a '6UUS?qUeht Vestry meeting Messrs. a A. Goodyear, and bidder, on Saturday the tweifto day of May A* D. G. Robinson were elected wardena, D. Djwi at ten o ci«k In the foreowu S’ the north front door of tbe court brnrnfa tbe Tit v G. Robinson, treasurer and M. W. Biker MfeSrfo0*** P0^0^. of Barer and State o$ make WARD NOMINATIONS A man who ranks high In spiritualism will have charge of the spiritualist meet­ ings Sunday afternoon and evening. To defray expenses an admission fee of ten cents will4>e charged. Additional County News. BnafleM. Arthur and Nellie Edmonds and Chau. EKL?"n-l-Wd’ ,rom Ak oion uotiege. "to?x*yMhfe:. 1st. Ward. Alderman—Fred Bush. Member School Board—D. Eyeiesbyxner. TOR SALE 1 CHEAP H Tall PAP® dollars. GRAMOKST UTIRARV *CHItvMtt, OF THC CXNTUHV. ” on now plans by th« Its Editors number 247 In preparation 4 year*. Wonderful Vocabulary M JOO,MO WORDS HD PB11SB gjwttaa Any Other Dlotlona£,JS HOLLOWAY’S, DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY F<~ bare tovr,ti,.t..i th, syAx01B1 A Foor Book .bure«m(.ariM0, Ooeratayan oU work lacauK h tL WRICE Bl2 tO|®2 2. according to Sdd^S^Agt^aaS'to Dated. Haatlngs. Mich, mm ivm Aix>szoE.Kii7wox T»eo are r, Circuit Court CodlnlumnAr Philip T. Tow nova. "nwoner. M". John Bviitp, of Grand Rapid, fa ''“JtagretaUvro « n>ta plant. ' " Mtaa Mvrtla Plenon cloned a MKenafal torrent Khooi ,t thh pltw. nSly place by an inspector designated by tbe board for that purpose; which marking March Hnd. Alae MIm Anna Jaekaon re the Retain, Metrtet «*»on » shall be done In mte of the booths. It Is unlawful for the board, or any of • apply to our Local Agent, or Addrew , SIGN OF THB FULLER BOOK CO., Gti'l qti, KALAMAZOO. MICH. The Elephant Szles Agent (or Barry, All,. g«n and Ottawa Counties, b. D. POPE, Hickor^€f rtiers. Mich. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF GIRGULflfi SAWS. LARGE and SMALL, KEPT IN STOGK. Yoii will find ‘my store house full of my own mike of steam engines from six to seventy-five har>e power. Ten sizes and (our styles made. Come and see the goods and get prices. Y«i will find tliem the best made in the state. I also make iron and wood lubes,' s» arbors and emery grinding machines 1 have a good stock to select from ■ A. C. BUXTON, NdSHVILLE, MICH. IF YOU HAVE NO BUSINESS In town it will pay you to come to tom aud look over our Furniture, Carpet*, etc; When we Bay that we never sold Furniton' so cheap we tell what evert one knors. We're offering bargains fo-<iay that we wouldn’t have thought pusrible a year ago. We have the nicest line of carpets in roll ever shown. By buying in large quan­ tities we got a low price which we are giv­ ing our customers the benefit of. It is much better to see them than to be told We are sole agents for tbe Hot Blast Feather Co's, springs and mattresses. They’re the best in the world. Dont pur­ chase before you see us. , HIRAM ROGERS. isa Be thu ea*t half of tbe Dorth west quarter at rwr. Lou number twrmy-two In townbn? iLSu fyy w*nt’ "u'Ofct to the conditions of a curtain leaue of on- half aero oo tbe north how lot sball be marked for him In tho pre*, enceoftbe ihaliengtr of each political party having a chaTieiiger at such voting BEACH • BOOTH secretary of the Vestry. U.wh buite ent a honw erected PBOBATK ORDER. "* Ule ground In the place the t, ( How to Tote. *a», of Mleblma. Cnnaty ct larrv-aa burned a year ago. .' We give below exrracts from a few secDr. Huteblnron and tatmiy hare moved laUr Shyhjer for tbe fiud. and 3rd wards. dona of the Michigan election law. tote V>» evaporator lnlldlnE where be I. These gentlemen are too well known to When an elector shall make oath that_ ready in attend to all calls. L. C. Edmonds marketed at Battle the city to need any introduction from us. be cannot read English, or that beenuse of Creek last work Wednesday a land nt arZ Suffice it to say that their experience and physical disability he cannot mark hto plan and potatoes. Apples at M.so p,r 1 tang rrMfcwcr to the city» thrlr ability, ballot, or when sueh dInability sball be bn. and noua» » an. — aud fairness. vtpvcLiiy dt them j made manifest to said inspectors, bis bal­ for tbesfi office® and the people will do mistake iu patting them there. KATES »I 8S “PRETTY FLY.” ’THAT’S what everybody says that sees those 1 Trout Flies that we have in stock- They H fool a trout every time. Trout fishing feawn will soon be here. Yon want to be "right m line,” and if you are you must buy yvair row. reels, lines, flies, hooks, etc. of me. .hist c*u and see my line. THAT BARGAIN Of a 1135.00 bicycle for >75 is still oi'e11^?0^ throw away a lot of money but come ■ what 1 can-give you for your money. _ penties are very light; my stock new. and inspect goods and prices. s. i. mm »r that we rcp»ir’Boot«. Shoes, Fire Arms and in Inct most everything. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-04-05.pdf 27b86332bdf1586c1373b2af2e780314 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVIII.NO. 49. HASTINGS. MICH., APRIL 5. 1894. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by F you are going to do any building or repairing remember that I can COOK BKOS.. HASTINGS. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. Carlton Ceater. School commenced Monday with full attendance. Garden making and oats sowing come to a sudden standstill. Mr. Christmas of Three Rivers Is with his wife and son at Peter Coverts. Mr. D. D. Smith went to Centerville to visit his sister, Mrs. Whipple, last week. Mr. McKinny and daughter are with us again after a three months absence. John Shriber will move to Carlton and nas hired out to Chas. Fleming for the summer. Mr. Usbornc and family have arrived In Carlton and taken possession of their new home. Miss Nora Andrus Is again seen on our streets engaged In teaching music. The S. D. Adventist commence a ten days meeting Thursday night conducted by Elders Balenger and Sanders. Wheat was q^ite badly frozen during t he last cold snap. Most of our fields j ook pretty brown. IRA VAN VALKENBURGH, LEV EiMWI lEffl DF Illi! CO. Bowens Mills. Miss Anna Blackburn of Tbornapple has been spending a week with her moth­ er Mrs. Thomas Williamson. Mrs. R. Benjamin of Middleville and Mr. and Mrs. F, Gale and son.Glen of the County line spent Sunday at J. Bechtel’s. There will be a masquerade ball at Smith's hall at Bowen’s Mills, Friday night, April 6th. Yean Bechtel returned to his school at Wayland Monday. Mr. E. Conrad and Mr. Frank Randal of Otsego spent a couple of days at A. Hunt’s. Mbs Belle Stewart has been spending a few days with Rena Mlnar. Morgan. MrsrAsballdor Is at Hastings. School commenced Monday, with Irving Gaskill, as toucher. Election Monday, everything rcpubli- Headquarters for Nails and Fence Wire MICH HASTINGS, PART VI ‘« OF OUR Photographic Tour of the World The Marvelous Works ol God and Man Throuohoui the Whole Universe. CONTAINING GERMANY. AUSTRIA AND BELGIUM. I Berlin—Chattau at Babehberg. Charlottenberg, Royal Museum. Royal Palace, White Salon. Nuremberg. Passion Play—Opening Scene, Garden of Gethsemane. Vienne—Burg-ring Vienna—Hofburg Thea­ ter. . Schoenbrunn. St. Stephen’s Church. Brussels—The Bourse. Statue of Frederick the Great. Cologne Cathedral. Dresden—Sistine Ma­ donna. Zwinger Art Gallery. DON’T MISS ANY NUMBERS No. 1, Italy • No. 2, Italu and Greece • No. 3. Hawaiian Islands N o, 4, Paris. I Largest Circulate of any paper in i County. - No. 5, France. Spain, Switzerland, Denmark. Back numbers can still be had. Complete series in 16 parts. 256 SUPERB ART PHOTOGRAPHS Worth One Dollar Diet, Secured for our readars at ONE-TENTH THE COST IN BOOK FORM. Don’t Miss This Chance. How to soGuro tills iioorGGoiootGd oiler In each copy oi this paper is printed a coupon. one ot these coupons, together with ten cents in coin or P office, and you will receive one part of the series. Back numbers c be had iao on the tne same terms. . , . r Be particular to state the number of the part desired, g y ___ _ J. ___ __ th. necessary coupons and ten full name and address, and enclose the necessary coupons cents SKJW FOR BACK DON'T MIS* A FUTUNB NUMBER. Mrs. S. J. Babcock has a sister visiting her whom she has not seen for forty years. Rd. Mead, of Hart and Lillie Hilton, of Hastings, were married last Wednesday evening at Archie Soul’s by Rev. Dailey. E. O. Hyde had his leg .broken near the hip last Wednesday by the kick of a horse. Frank Wright Is moving back to Mor­ gan. Mrs. Bert Sparks visited H. H. Sparks’ last week. Mrs. Geo. Graves and Northrop go to Boyne Falls this . week where their hus­ bands are at work. Geo. Long is at Marshall visiting. The Young peoples prayer meeting Saturday evening st the church. Miss Rosetta Potter leads the next one. Banfleld. L. C. Edmunds and son delivered their bunch of lambs last Saturday to Doty & Stringham, which averaged at Battle Creek. 118>f lbs apiece. Last Saturday was quite a shipping day of nickel per pound lamb at Battle Creek. The majority of which were from Johns­ town and more goes this week Wednesday and Saturday. Quarterly meeting was held at the church last Sunday evening with a good attendance and on Monday morning quar­ terly business was transacted and presid­ ed over by Rev. Chase, of Delton. Dentist Ford Is here this week filling peoples mouths with silver and gold and . . furnishing . --------- •-them — -i-. — _when u—j nece8. also plates sary. ' Central Rutland. Those who attended the Sunday school convention at Nashville were Mr. John Dawson, Then. Wells, Mrs. Celia Fennels and Minnie VanSickle. Cora Craig made her old friends happy by making them short calls. Thos Wells is building a fence for L. A. Yeckley. W. C. T. U. is to be held at the home of Mra. S. Douds. Bert Otis goes next Monday to work for E. E. Gorham. Cora Bign and Mrs. Dawson visited Mrs. L. A. Yeckley Wednesday last. Rev. Grigsby will preach at the Yeckley school house next Sabbath at four (4) o'clock. Social, for the benefit of Eld. Hollister, at Celia Pennells next Friday night Broward. Our warm weather caught cold. Sabbath school was organized at South Pine lake church Sunday. March 25th. Miss Myrtle Warner was elected superin­ tendent Mrs. Wm. Broward who was sick last week Is better at this writing. Miss Myrtle Warner entertained Miss Jennie and Lizzie Munn, of Vicksburg. The Womsto’s Foreign Missionary meet­ ing will be held at Mrs. Leroy Warner’s this week Thursday. Quarterly meeting was held Saturday and Sunday at Milo ehurcb. R, Deal was in Buffalo last week. S Rogers attended the teachers insti­ tute at Plainwell. Albert Doster Is on the sick list. The many friends of Ben Brainard will be pleased tn learn that he has arrived borne from Dakota safe and sound. Miss Clara Doster is clerking In the hardware stdke for her brother Alberrwbo 18 The singing school is Monday and Sat­ urday evenings in the Doster church inrtead of the Miner school house as stated In last week’s items. WHOLE NO. 2025 others, has left for home. She returned by way of Cleveland and laid In a stock of millinery goods. 8. E. Wolf, E. Bevier and H. Long and families spent Sunday with their parenta here. We are pleased to say Austin Barnum Is now better. Mrs. Wolf Is also gaining from a five weeks sickness. Monday next, school begins. Miss Elsa Smith will teach. Dowling. Delayed letter. . Mrs. Dr. VanHorn went to Grass Lake last week to make a two weeks visit with relatives, Chas. Warner while rolling logs at the mill bad the misfortune to break his leg. Mr. and Mrs. P. Stevens, Of Yankee Springs, were the guests of relatives 'here the fore part of the week. The social at R. Rice’s was quite well attended. Wm. Warner la under the doctor’s care at present writing. Mary Kaiser Is nursing a broken arm. J. Warber expects to commence bls barn this week. F. Goddard’s children are entertaiping the chicken pox. Abbey French Is the guest of relatives in Lacey. Middleville. Monday’s election passed off very quiet­ ly. About 500 votes were cast. The en­ tire republican ticket was elected. Sam­ uel Allen for Supervisor has 144 majority. J. W. Saunders as Clerk, 45. Wm. 11. Severance, as Treasurer, 59. Yankee Springs, we bear, elects a straight repub llcan ticket, while lx>lghton elects all but supervisor and member board ef review. Where! O where are the “81 a bushel for wheat’’ Demo’s. M. N. Jordan Is In town and is having a new roof put on the Jordan block. Kate Stokoe Returned to her home on the County Line, Saturday. Pearl Cook takes her place. Judd Cook was in Grand Rapids last Friday. Presiding Elder Cogshall was in the village Saturday and Monday. Mrs. Smith of Caledonia tp. Is visiting friends in the village. School commenced again Monday with a good enrollment. The Cold Spring Creamery Co. started their creamery Monday. Invitations are out announcing the wedding of Miss Mabel McLoud of N. W. Thornapple to Jos Scbnurr. About forty friends surprised A. Wake­ field Saturday evening, the following day being his 80th. birthday. Will Lelbler and wife of Caledonia spent Sunday with Ed Blake and family. Sheriff McKevitt and son Will were in the village Saturday. Hitching posts were hard to find last Saturday night. Who says Middleville isn’t a business town? We would like to see the factory going. Is It going to start? Don Putnam and Maud Southwick left on Monday for Big Rapids to attend the Ferris Industrial, the beat of Its kind tn Michigan. - Rev. Gesler is preparing to erect a barn the coming summer. W. Meritt and wife have returned from Allegan. Prairieville. Adrian Cook and wife of Hastings, I ted at J. J. Perkins the fore part of the week. J. Drummond has sold his meat market at A. P. Powin. Geo. Brainard and Mrs. W. L. Holmes, were guests of Middleville friends a part of the past week. Milton McElwain of Morey, Mich, is visiting amonr old friends. Mrs. Sylvia Karl of Alma is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clara Castle. . Quarterly meeting services were held at Milo last Saturday and Sunday. Rev. C. L VanAntwerp and wife are at Cooper visiting a sick son. Benjamin Brainard of North Oak is visiting among friends here. Stephen Sprague died Sunday morning after a long and severe illness. Fred Brown of Sioux St. Marie is vis­ iting among friends here. Mrs. J. Nevins spent the past week visiting Prairieville friends. John M. Bessmer visited his aon Cart last week. The Hat of *94 graduates has been pubUnited. There are about two hundred graduates this year. The preparations for the summer school would indicate a successful session. Many of the beat members of the faculty will act as instructors. Those desiring to attend can secure announcement*- etc., from the Secretary of the University. In the debate next Friday evening jbetween Michigan and Northwestern, Gov. Rich acts as one of the judges. Michigan has the affirmative of the subject, “Re­ solved, that Hawaii should be annexed to the United States.* The Williams Glee. Banjo and Mando­ lin Club, gave a benefit for our own Club, In University Hall, Tuesday evening. The Michigan Schoolmates Club con­ vened in Frieze Memorial Hall, Friday and Saturday of last week. Michigan loses another of her great men. This time it is Pref. John Dewey, who goes to Chicago University, as Pro­ fessor of Philosophy. In the matter; of salaries, the professors ot the U. of M. are the poorest paid mtn of their rank among American colleges, and other institutions are constantly drawing away from us |o«r best talent Prof. Dewey receives an In­ crease of over one-half in his new field. The annual Junior Hop, the sweBeet event In American college society, took place last Friday night Guests were In attendance from all portions of the coun­ try and the attendant festivities, including breakfast luncheons, and house parties at the various fraternity houses, made a pleasant relaxation for students who were “in the swim.” Assyria. Ina Scott, of Battle Creek, is at A. W. Scott’s visiting. Jack Park moved Into the house vacated by Arthur Dean Monday. Cal Smith’s sheep shed caught fire from an overturned lantern Monday night and burned. Prompt aid from the men saved the barn. Entire republican ticket with the excep­ tion of treasurer was elected Monday with majorities from 8 to 50. Sabbath school was re-organized at the Center April 1st wlih the following offi­ cers elected. Supt, Mrs. J. Frost; Assis­ tant, E. E. Jewel: Sec., Asa Wright; Treas., Alma Phillips; Librarian, Cora Wright; Organist, Gertrude Tasker; Chor­ ister, Adda Bowen. Will Corwin and family visited at Chas. Abbey’s the first of the week. Mary fVtlcox was taken very sick Fri­ day but was able to teach again Monday. huodlUDd. Sidney Alien of Yankee Springs la visRing at his uncle’s, J. M. Smith’s. Several parties from Woodland were in Hastings Tuesday on business. The election In our township Monday resulted in a clean victory for the repub­ licans, every man on the ticket being elected by a majority of from four to for­ ty. There was considerable excitement during the whole day. Everybody was out and eager to elect his candidate. the When the ballots were canvassed “ “ votes stood as follows:— For Supervisor, Eugene Davenport, rep.—190. George Smith, dem.—185. For Clerk, George Garlick, ren.—194. Frank Asplnal, dem.—172. FoLTreasurer, S. 8. Schantz, rep.—190. J. A. Baughman, dem.—185. For J U6tlce, Lee Chase, rep.—198. Orson Wood, dem.—153. For School Inspector. Samuel Velte, rep.—201. William King, dem.—101. For Hlghwa’y Commissioner, George Hill, rep.—201. Leonard Wunderlich, dem.—162. For Drain Commissioner. AIson Hill, rep.—190. R. J. Shade, dem—171. For Member of Board of Review, 1 L. Parrott, rep.—194. C. Burkle. dem.—166. For Member of Board of Review, 2 yrs., A. W. Dlllenbeck, rep.—196. S. England, dem.—154. For Constables, S. Wolf, rep —185. L. Hough, rep.—193. Jolih Balti, rep.—188. Fred Eckardt, rep.—193. David Haight, dem.—174. George Leffler, dem.—163. John Motismith, dem.—168. Ike Youngs, dem.—162. ....____________ —- on Thus it will l»e ~een that,____ every.’ man the republican ticket was elected, a thing Dever before known in our township, and all on account of the Wilson Bill. While we feel sorry for our democratic friends, we know Just how they feel for last year ^we were in the same helpless minority, Orvin Wright of Lake Odessa was In onr village on Tuesday. L. C. Felghner. John Lee. J. J. Eng­ land and George Smith were In Hastings Tuesday looking up election laws. Kiss Tillie Shoupe of Maple Grove, were married test week Wednesday. Wm. Griffin jr., expects to go to Grand Rapids to work about the 15th. of this ’ month. • \L4taies oi axaccaoees The growth o( this order has been) re­ markable, its beneficiary department was established only about four years ago, and now it numbers over 16,000 in Michi­ gan. The reason for this is:—The otder recommends itself to all women who give It thought and consideration as one which is “Educational In its teachings, chr1-1*— In Its lutliicnces, charitable in Its pre lieneficent in its results ami accon iishIng untold good wherever organized.The end »winent feature especially! ajppeals to all loving wives and mothers, for in case of their death, wlileh is a liability ever before us, there comes a tangible; aid forthwith, to their dear ones not as’ so­ licited charity, but In the basis of an act­ ual business agreement. Also if an! en­ dowment member liecomea totally !dis­ abled to care for herself or when she reaches the age of B0 years (provided {she joins before the age of 45, at 70 If- she joins after the age of 45.) she Is entitled to her endowment, saved aud paid to her at a time she most needs it. This order Is composed of represemtatative, progressive, thinking women, .and recognized as a valuable auxiliary of! the order of the Kniglitj of the Maccabees; The Hastings Hive is receiving valua­ ble accessions to Its members at each (“re­ view," there being at present nearly fifty members, and Its fraternal relations are much prized by its faithful members. Noth rille. F. T. Boise is on a trip to Iowa. D. T. Tanner visited Nashville friends the fore part of the week. Ralph Foote, of Battle Creek, is E. Leibbauser’s new jeweler. A, Mr. Arnold, of Kalamazoo, is clerk­ ing for Truman A Banks. Thomas Purkey and V. B. Fnrnlss left here on their way to Alaska last Friday evening. Edgar Adams better known as John Quincy left here for Chicago Friday -eve­ ning. W. I. Marble was called to Harbor Springs, the latter part of last week by the death of bls father. He returned Mon­ day evening bringing the remains with him. His mother also accompanied him home. Miss Pearl Baxter Is home from Olivet college for her spring vacation. Herbert A. Sprague, the character Im­ personator will give an entertainment for the Y. P. S. C. E. at the opera house Fri­ day evening, April 6th. Mr. Sprague gave an entertainment here about a year ago which speaks for him much better tnari 1 can. The republican* all had an easy walk away at town meeting. John Marshall’s farm team became Dr. Bennett. frightened at an umbrella on Main street Michigan’s successful specialist, will be Tuesday morning, broke loose from the at the Hastings House Sunday, April - Sth. wagon and ran down the street doing All wishing to get his new Idea on chron­ quite a good deal of damage. ic and nervous troubles, please call. | Miss Minnie Furnlss returned to Mid­ dleville Saturday evening after a weeks Linrt on the De-ith of Georjt Whitney vacation at home. Dearest father, thou liu left us. Miss Greta Young Is home from Grand And tlijr tors we deeply feel. But 'its God that has bereft us,. I Rapids enjoying her spring vacation. He can all our sorrows heal. Harry B. Andrus took In the 8. 8. Con­ Loved by all who knew Mm, vention at Charlotte one day this week. Mlssei1 by many friend* behind;’ Quite a few from here are courting at Ilow thy form lie* still In slumber, ! Hastings this week. That no waking will e’rs Dad. As we stood around nor father, Shultz. Just before the break-nlday. Abd we saw that life departing. Hope Is on the right side once more. Our loved oimj mu«t pass an ay. Everything went republican Monday. As the sun rose bright and gtorioos. Georire Robinson heads the ticket. And It ahdne across bls bed. Ray Pierce and wife spent Tuesday in Our hearts were DI le 1 with anguish, your city.. . For vur fattier, be was dead. . Last Wednesday a number of friends Bee his weeping wife bending “surprised” H. M. Merritt and wife, and With tears and mnurntul sigh, I Raying, “Oh. my dearest hasband! left a number of mementos to remind them Can It be that be must diet" of It. The mother, bowed with anguish, Ada Mosher, Mary Horn and Ciara The children, standing by. Merritt were a; the teachers examination Their hearts were filled with sadness, To hew her mournful cry. The Aid Society at Mrs. Horn’s was a We laid him tn bis narrow bed. i success financially and socially. With his hands acrass bte txwat. And now his memory Ungers. Lemuel Glasgow will teach the Hinds As by divine behest. school this summer. Angel wings have borne his spirit. H. M. Merritt moved to your city this To a purer land above. week Wednesday. Where blest forever he’ll Inherit, Mr. Ruth, of Ohio, has purchased a part All the father's holy love. of Henry Cohoon’s farm. Then.sweet zephers whisper light ly Orley Peake spent Sunday with his O’er that sacred, hallow *d spot. Where the moonbeams sparkle bright ly. daughter Amy. Oh. It can not be forgot! Ada Mosher is visiting relatives in your city. Edith Cox, of Otsego, is earing for her cousin Jessie., Arthur Hathaway and wife who have Dora L. May to Chas. W. May. U fc, ik M. been visiting relatives here have returned Hope. 8186. Ctarlaaa A. McMurry to Samuel E. MeMarray, home to Big Rapids. lots, Oltv, ffiM. Wm. H Covell to Cyrus U. Klee, 80 a, sec 36, Johnstown. S.wo Fillmore. Frank V. Wileox to James L. Crawley, tot 3 The Aid Society from Freeport met at and 4. Keefleld's *4<i . city, feoo. ’ Emma ILtkortto D. CrBlabop, 1 a, He II, the home of Dell Godfrey. A good time* Prairieville. Sir., w^s had by all. • Miners. Keeler to M T. aud M. Cryan. par­ Eddie Smith has been quite sick with cel. sec M. Tbornapple. 843W. the rheumatism but is improving with Wm. L. Brown to Eugene Horton. >& a, sec X Pratrtevtlte, 8M young Dr. Parkhurst’s treatment Wm. H. Ai»hby to Almena Stanley, 2 a, , see Mrs. Mary Brown has been helping to ^ban^V^Rovnd to to Anna Johnson and take care of her grandson, E. Smith the Eunice Moore, lot. City. STDO. past week. Jacob Osmuu to Sarah Osrauu. lot T, Phillips A. Toby of Caledonia was calling on friends in N. Irving Sunday. Eugene Wlloox. 40 a. see 16, Miss Lulu Teenle has returned to her O rangevllk-. 84TB Milo Corning to Susan C. Corning,« a, pec 6, school at Grand Rapids after one week’s Yankee Springa. 81. vacation. „ QUIT CLAIM DKXDS. Morey Tecpie and wife of Caledonia John K 8eo«B>a to Jaaper C. Raymood, 48 a, are here taking care of their mother. G. C. Tevpte Is going to Grand Rapids add.. Nathvdie, 81. Taekday or Wednesday. . «* The republican ticket was eleeled by about 25 plurality over tbe fatherless ticket that went by tbe name of the Farmers Union. Mrs. M. Gu> is In Sebewa, Ionia County TDOBI L. B. Inman now farms Ell Randle’s helping to ckre for her father David Mro. A. Martin of Central Rutland vis­ Troyer, who is reported as not expected farm. ited at W. N. Paynes the latter part of Mu Holbrook, of Hratlncs, I, tbe ■ , . ladles of tbe M. K- church furnish­ last weekr-v? ,„,l of MU. Blonete Wood. Mrs. Milan i Waldorff accompanied by J. W. Wolf wm in Grand Rapid, Satur- ed dinner for the voters at tbe Cea ter Mrs. Dell Burtl of Gull Corne.ua, has gone eteetkm day. d,T on buskieM. _ . Fnrak Fraatz of Sunfield is peddling John Mark, and faralij Tlahad part of Ftoy Williams closed Im raetnutDe through this vicinity. Fiank Guy of Sebewa was in this vie- DelloalMt Tria.,, and wl ry. In BnUnnd. her aprtnf term In the Dram In . �Hastings Banner »' WASHINGTON GOSSIP. Thursday, April 5. 1894­ ' Bite of Information Picked Up by Our CorraBpondent. cooITbros.. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - ~ Brldw-One tertals inc Mich. The ohanco. were a thousand to one agsinet sucreaa; bat we hadn't been out fifteen minutes before e young lieutenant who wm in our party etooped down end pinked np the mon­ ey. We *11 talked about onr fnend a good luck—but nee how qulekly tortune can turn another face. 1 ,in high glee, and wanted to treat. The searching party now went in search ox a place of refreshment, but it was after midnight and it was a good while be­ fore we found a place open. At length, however, we were piloted to a saloon to which, pending some repairs, nceess was had from the street only by a ladder of about a dozen rungs. "« MICHIGAN STATE A PATHETIC story. Evening NeWs^ “The Great Daily of MichiKan? Mr. Soroh .f G«nd Rapid. thetic atory. W ben be in »h® compelled to with her .11 doubter LilUe couple in » eorrUga ] YOCT HOME PAPER^-, . cannot aupply completely tbe many item* of home news ^0 &re . [Special Washington Letter.) Mr* greatest interert. but for State, Natkmal, and wurid wide • lhe , Congressman Haugen has a scrap­ spent her paper must be looked to. The Detroit Evening n, (ncorporstoe und<>(fchl|***** °* book full of good stories. One of them child, but to no eroiL Me*aw““ leader in the State, and should go hand in hand with y-.vr h-gne^* ] other fire children dl«L Th. is concerning a newspaper man named Will Hooker. While Hooker was man­ Open tor business Dec. 15.1888. m a hotel *h. beord » aging editor of a paper at Ashland, officers: . about a oertam LiUfe w„ adopted by Wllliom »* D. G. RoblMM, President;' Wfc*., he fell in love with the pretty found U*l thl. wm her d*t«bter, am stepdaughter of the wealthy publisher Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. she Mlted tor “““’y “ »? *^d»J^e D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. of the newspaper. The latter objected DtPROlT, *1CH. ( her child. Lillie had been kept by the to the union and offered Hookers mon­ DFJtCTOJU: Afneta fa «ry -flRMC. town and eft. In lb. Suw of MIclLJj couple who h*d kidnaped her. and We etary consideration if he would qtove D. W. Reynolds to bey. until both ol them «“l *® further west The newspaper man de-, R B.Me*ser. I>. G. Robinson, Chester Messer. clined, whereupon he was dfocharged, prison lor murder. Thou tlm^ ehlld WM John Carvete, and he was forced to go to Milwaukee, P. T. Colgrove. sent to the Coldwater «t»te school, A PERILOUS FEAT. where Freeman adopted her. Has tbe only navtnK* department In in Barry where he obtained employment. After County and pay* 4 per cent interest on all time his disappearance, the stepdaughter ■ deponta. FUberturn Drowneuannounced that the engagement was A party of four men went fismoK In an interesting account of a jour­ broken. After an absence at three from HoUond In two >“*11 *"*“'" * ney through the great canyons of the months. Hooker reappeared, coming in by a country road on horseback. His Colorado river. Mr. Robert Brewster . storm that wm raffing. sister came into town by train at the 1 been found oapalaed. Tbe boeta were Stanton gives in the Cosmopolitan a ! OEi’ER'IEC BUQ4' frail concerns, and It wa* .upptewd same time. She, with some friends of , lively impression of the danger of cM*teM Mltelxw. n The Niagara Falls Route.” that all the oecupauta were drowned. scaling those marble cliffs, “which Anna M. Aiit i. Hooker's, made the necessary' arrange- j ’ Im none'of them had retorted te stand from one to two thousand feet in ments. and at noon Hooker quietly but Stations. • , tol'iplXhlMit. hurriedly walked into the Congrega­ their home* The name, of the teat vertical walls, with scarce a bench or Gideon Allen, tional church. A clergyman was In wait­ are: Charles Petrie, married; Jesa Mc­ ledge wide enough for a mountain BASTTMfM ... .. - „ . Dcfwxtani. . Kay. alngle; J. Q Shafer, married; Ir­ ing, and at the altar stood the publish­ In tbe Clteuji •. sheep.”. SiaUoas. win Thakea. single. Thakre was the e er’s pretty stepdaughter, surrounded We carefully pick our way around CLIMBING UP TUX LADDER. by a group of friends. While on his ।I ob1 only support of his hfo ratner father ana and mother tbe tower pointe of the marble, up HaSTIXG*.. ....... | X36| ».u| 1JS way to church Hooker had been recclimbed up. considering it a lark, Petrie McKay auu wereaicMj bro therein- ----uucu up, ivuoiucuuK *» “ *— aod. petrie wv»« ------------ a crack some two hundred through ; ‘ a good deal younger in those 1 I 1bw m wero a•i*o ~ Shafer and Thakea. C. R. OSBORN. Local Agent, Hastiags ognized by several friends, and he was (j was „ feet in height and out upon a little in haste to have the ceremony ended. 1 days), and after having some refresh- i 0. «V. RvooLn G. P a T. A. Chicago Big CtoadbaivC "Sear KatomauvoI ledge perhaps three feet wide that “Do you want tbe complete service?” me‘nt dimbed out again. Would you ! I believe oenere it? I.r The . ne lucky .ue«y fellow w..v„ who had • A trtmondomi cloudburat struck runs along the solid wall, till our asked the minister. her, and in cmc of hh 42• “Cut it down to a ” Wlll — I’’wnv. his . , --------------------stick," WHS a found. my .mouor. miteinB footing. 1— Bear Lake The rlllage is .1 tested on tress that projects beyond the ledge. HAIR BAL8AM reply, resoftinff to printer's English in felI Bnd u, tRat fnn of ten or twelve ' the northern slope ot a large hUl and The buttress i* V-shaped, the aharp hill tbe( water began to> rush his excitement The preacher looked (eet broke his neck and wm Instantly 1 down this— — at a terrific rate, soon rising to a depth point extending out over the bench. astonished, but he understood, and killed.” On the other side of it is tbe same lit­ of three feet in the streets, imme soon the knot was tied. * * To reach it calls for teowid by th. .aMrln'iwUra! diately after a clap of thunder a great tle ledge. Uasqual F»y aud Caaqual Labor. . ^®d ttl* farther ..r.i.-f.<• ThttvS&Lu. l‘»jw *• Lively aa Crick«ti>. I The beuate la not only more digni- ' sheet of Water descended. It burst iu strength of muscle and something like d*p Ibe **ld the nimbleneaa of a oat, for with toe ■yr to «* PuMntted in tbe iffiSLi1? The comforts of the press gallery ia ■ fled, more awe-inspiring and more pre- j windows and flooded houses, the mu 1 k Leap, Dvbafy, Iwdijwiio®. F»ir>.Twk« lnUia«.JOca. the senate are far from perfect. A । tentious than the house, but it is also aud water being four feet deep No of IxxJt and ends of fingers fastened on a nrwvpaper printr.! pcblbbXXSi ia said county. and that exh nohiSSz8!? chill and killing draft blows through more extravagant. The employe# °t f lives were lost but trees, sidewalks little pointe of marble on one aide, it ronUnued there 1D at X g’Sg*? is ncceeaarj- to reach juat ouch points it all day long, and with its aonustical the senate receive better salaries than and fence* were destroyed, and the firs’ tii wrek> in 8bcre»*iutL or (hat .Lt- n-v ■ PBOBATK ORDER. OOJ7 of thi* order to-be disadvantage, the thick and uncertain on the other. floor of every house was a place of mud Mid noa-residrnt dcte n <fc.?7. Stateet Michigan, County ot Barry—as. the employes of the house. The sen­ I hesitate for a moment, took dawn At a session of the ITohate Court for tbe tones of the reading clerk, and the County of Barry, balden at the Probate Office, confusion steadily maintained by the ate has proportionately a great many and mire. . over the precipice, and carefully calcu­ in the city of Hadlnes. tn sal*l county, oo more employe* than are allotted to the late how lung it would take to resell WedneMay. Ihr xtit day ol March, id tbe pages, it is difficult to follow the sen­ bouse. The eighty-eight senators cm- j Cirnzt Jfop. Jear one thousand eight hundred aud ninety ate proceedings with ease and accu­ The wild flowers are Philif T. Coutaova. From various portions ot the state the ixjttom. ploye forty-five messengers, and the utir. ComptalnatU'R bolietfor blooming all over the slope* at the foot Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of racy. While the selection of boys is three hundred and fifty-six repre^nta- the report* uf fifty-six observer* fo: JoJI.nG. UaCm--. Pi oh ate. as good as probably can ba made, their tivesonly fifty-one. The ratio is fully as the week ended March 27 show that of the cliff. In tbe matter of tbe estate ot Washington rAfruccon. rules of government might be im­ We cannot help each other, and K. Ferrit. deceased. great as to other employes. The duties pneumonia, rheumatism and influenx On reading aud tiling the petition dulv veriHed proved. They dash in concert for each ot Phil p T. Colgrore, ageul and attorney for senator who calls, os rashers make for of tbe house employes are. therefore, increased and remittent fever decreased earii must stand back white the other reaches the ledge beyond or the dark NOTICE EVE HE.RlRi; cUUtS. Values W. Ferns, heir at law and legatee un far more more arduous than those of in area of prevalence. Scarlet fever wa» der the will of said deceased praying that tbe k football; and the spectacle of these , ’"y'S* *'£»««• Cwiilvol They reported at fifty-four pi ace*.’measles nt valley below. dower of Lizzie Ferris in the real estate of said uniformed school boys jfcrambllBgqver the employes in the senate. Howee Court b hereby Not s word is spoken Each one ad­ Probate fur EHcn.that the • :.““tyidtBartw wtw deceased may be as-igi ed to her according to work six days a week, while the sejjpte nineteen, diphtheria at thirty-two. the senate floor is far from encoura’gthe st al ute tn such case made and provided. typhoid fever at fourteen place* aud justs his trapping*, that nothing may oc the 2nd day of Mmh?A dThmX Thereupon It Is ordered, that Wedne' tay the ing to an admirer uf dignity andorden employes work only four, and get near­ months from that date were alloacd for tnt isth day of April, A, D. 1MH. at ten o’etaek ia ly twenty-five per cent, more salary. smallpox at Crystal Falla, Ishpeming. be out of place. Hislop first awing* ten to present their rtauiA agxu.j; trail tbe forenoon. be assigned for the hearing of said The other day two of these impetuous The sergvant-ut-arms Of the house cer­ Kalamazoo and Menominee. aronnd and reaches the ledge in safe­ of Kehemtah Cook, lair n! salt Coehit a. petition, and that the nelrs at taw of said deceas­ and ungoveraed youths collided in the ty. I place my foot carefully on the ceased and that ali creditors at said dccmat ed. and all other jiersons Interested In said central aisle and knocked each other tainly has more wortc to keep the ac- . are required u> prep-nt their elatns u nv estate, are required to appear at a session al ( counts of the three hundred and fifty- j edge of the wall, close to the buttress, fJotateCour. u 16« iY»«.a9n..iltt, raid court, then to be holden at tbe Probate flat upon the floor. The 4-ycar-oid son ot Thoma* tV. , six members than the sergrimt-ut-arms ----... , «» and secure a good bold with my right ol Hastings, for eiuaUTisim ud allcvm.« ?fflce. In the cilv of Hastings, in said countv, or before ttjr .‘nd das of Sriht «« uyfliir ’ of the senate to keep the accounts of Daly was kidnaped in Detroit. Recent and shou cause. If any there be. why the prayer liand. My left foot is thrown round Where Did De Get That Hat? of tbe itctltimier may not be granted. And ■ the eighty-eight senators And atiH he secured a decree of divorce from and my left hand creeps along till it It Is further orderer!, that said petitioner give One day recently Big Tom Reed lost ' ■’ The senate usually hU wif® and »«<-’ured po*sreaion of thel: catches a little finger of marble which ******£ei«ro»i*r&Ht.at N o'dodi uouce to the person* interested in said eatale. his hat at the capital. He thinks il gets far less pay. Ul.eJ?rrism uf r*ru 01 d«>» ol the jn-udeney of said petition, and the hear •• - ' ’ only child, the court holding that bi* seems left for the purpose. I>nted. March rtd. a. D. !<St lug thereof by causing a copy of this order to be was stolen, but he probably laid it adjourns on [Thursday over to Monday. Chas. W. ABMiUmctUstFcf Piste* published in the Hastings Bakneb a news­ down carelessly somewhere, and for­ The house remains in session through* wife was an improper person to rear it. Just aa I start to make the leap I am paper printed and circulated In said County of She then vowed the would not be sep ­ caught by my coat on the edge of the Harry once in torch . we« k for three successive got abort it. He has a very largt) liead, out the week. arated from the boy. and it wa- marble, and held fast in mid sir. weeks previous to raid day at hearing^ ~ and could find nothing around the, MORTGAGE bALE. Charlo W. akmstbono. thought she carried off the child. Again 1 look down, aud calr'ilate how building that would fit.him. When he ( Default havnqt made 1n the cmIXims (A true copy) Judge ot Probate. Messengers in the house receive from , long it would take to reach the bob­ Of a certain DM*rUpik-<- made and n>e«M > left for the Shoreham he had on his WUltam f‘ suu.un aod Mary A. Sitasa. Hi tom. With one strong effort 1 bend my wife, to Daniel Sinker, dated April Xtt. A k head a derby three sizes too small, and , $1,000 to $1,200 a year. Mexhengfira of i Mr*. Hattie Heinly, of Kalamazoo, the senate receive $1,440 a year. The lM>. upon the wet: lu»!( <tf the wxch ««M qa»CHANCERY SALE. attempted suicide by taking an ounce back, loose the coat, and rafely land ar ter and tbe >outh east quarter of Ux matt a< stationery clerk in the house gets$1.SOO , the further edge. ’ r In pursuance and by virtue of an order and of laudanum. She waa deserted by her quarter <M arciloo tw v fn levo No. m a year; in the senate thisclerk receives decree of the Circuit Court for the County of Kane han longer arms and legs, and berth of ranee nine west In the car.ty d Bvry Barry, In Chancery. In the State of Michigan, $0,100. The chief engineer of the house , husband a month ago, and said she wa> In a moment we are aU around the and Bute ot Michixar and coataldax is bsO made and dated on the thirteenth day of Janu­ weary of life because of poverty. Sbc paroris vne-bundred • irtiteen am! »Its its wing gets $1,700 a year; in the senate ary A. D. 1K»». In a certain cause therein pend­ had been compelled to sell her clothet buttress, having swung our bodies more Ct less sccordta» to tbe lulled Sms ing wherein Ceilna McCamly is complainant wing the engineer gete $2,100. An as­ Hth*«F clean out in the air, a tbcu*aud feet of survey. S*H1 niwfgagv is and Albert F. Shepherd aud Rachel A. Bur­ sistant engineer in the house gets ' to keep from starving, and had nt sheer, wall below us, and as much more ace.-f the Register vt Deeds tw BainOsUO; cham are defendant?. Notice la hereby given on tbe first day of Mav. a K 1«. la liter I i , money to pay her rent. that I shall sell at puhile auction to the highest $1,200 a year; in the senate tite.se as wrinee* on pace J5. strreby twpowW«<rt i above. It require* a cool head and bidder, on Saturday the twelfth day of May, A. therriD contained has brocne operahw.aMw sistants receive $1,440 a year. Firemen D. lesi. at ten o'clock In the forenoon. at the steady nerve, far. looking baek. we •utt orproeeedinx hating been tmUtsta x north front door of the court bouse in th* City inthehouM'g.t WOO. and in the senate । Tu ^,ldenM ot a A. Hmnnmnd. taw to recover lhe debt i-rcurtri by said »*■ •** it is impossible to retaru. of Hastings. County of Bn.ry and State of B1.09S. To go still higher the olerk of hleroflhe Fir,t bmUomU Wnk M <a«e or uy part thrrwf upon which aortpr Michigan, said court house being tbe (dace for is eialntd to be da- <: tbtadate ifoj• bolding the circuit court for the County of wM?OD.h 7’ ony.*1'500 “F®"' TrarenwCity. wm tot.ll, dretreyed by Of 920W.3& 100 dollHre ti-side* an attorney.* « Barry, tbe following described propertv. to-wit: while tbe secrvtrry of the senate re»> x™ 7 3 twenty -five ' dollars as provided t« All that certain piece or parcel of laud situ­ ate. lying and being in the County of Barrv ceives $6,096 a year. The sergeant-atOperating Surgeon of the New York •wove aescraroe i«i-hum-' >•: -v The Griffin Car Wheel company at in the state of Michigan, known and described arms of the house has $4,000 a year, 1 as Ute east half of tbe uoi th west quarter of sec­ as shall be 1 r<x«ao to salUfy H* uL rtt Detroit served notice upon all employe* Eye and Ear Hospital. while the sergeant of the senate re- 1 tion number twenty-two in town one north “ President ot tbe Interstate Association t-’crest and kcal cost.* «l» I* that they must submit to a ten per range seven west, sui j-et to tbe eonditloniof a ceives $4,990. certain lease of one half arre on the north west iu o noca. a. in.. ■» cent, reduction in wage* and five days of Expert Specialists. corner of said land heretofore glv. n for church Court House in tbe dry of Hutbp mJ s® By request of manv friends and patients work. purvoses, reference being had to said lease, - . ba* decided to visit HASTINGS, MICH^ of Michigan. said dMerlptlon-contalnl' g in all eight acres of Dani kl tpu W" Nicholas Scanlan, postmaster jtt La MONDAY, One of the best positions of an apApril. Id. Consultation land more or I ss acc jrding to the United States a Nt kl *thissh. kttYla Fw*®pointire nature in tbc hons, "of repre- ‘ for »Ue«ed «m- Free and Strictly confidential In the pri­ Dated.DJasusrv survey. JOlb. i.« Dated, Hastings, Mkh, March 28.18M. ----sentatives is that of tally clerk. The | bexxlemenL He was appointed about vate parlor of tbe HASTINGS HOUSE Alonzo K. Kkmastox. Circuit Court Commissioner. salary is $3,0(X) per annum and the' six mouth* ago. one day only. The Doctor describee the 'ntOBATEOKDKB Ptuur T. Colobovx. A rink, hall or auditorium with a different diseases better than the sick can THREE SIZES TOO SMALL. work is as near nothing as it can bo Solicitor fur complainant, Barry Co.. i aaid yet retain the semblance of suffi- seating capacity of 5,000. ia to be built tbemaelvea, it is a wonderful gift for any­ Al S srsMoa f: hi- i n>uwv vy-presented the appearance of Harry • cient labor to excuse the existence of on the Epworth League park ground* one to possess. County of Barry, bolrtea *t tbe n«A«*^T The New York Press says “Sickness la the City ot Hastings, tn Mid o*W.« Watson in German comedy. The ex-1 the office, near Ludington. aesday tbe uttti di) of M^reb in tte ““ a toy in the most phenomenal way he speaker did not linger anywhere on 1 It is fo the tiIt duty of the tally clerk George Hemelgrove, of Muskegon, PARKER'S " •beds light Into the darkened eye, music “RSrtXS? w his way home. whenever there is a yea or nay vote took carbolic add and died in great kIR BALSAM into the mute ear and life Into tbe dying taken upon any proposition to be pres- agony. form." Bassett, teceaaed. accurBte ami Bnd complete Counterfeit silver dollar* are bring “We Wa find flnrl some t/imo strange ct™ 11.: ■ t aCCUFBve Deafuem and head noises cured. things in the record otuiitht the vote of every member of On readingaa<l filing the m* * hur iaLU<. The Doctor has just returned from of J. W, Hendrr*hJU. *d.-*ini»tr*wof»<• « Ails," said a railway postalwho clerk who • th. ,< T . 01 circulated through Michigan. They are mails," said a railway postal clerk the house who is present and voting. a trifle light, but otherwise are clever Europe and poaoesaes the latest and beat tatsL srayts* that hi* fi^si scera* "3 Sfod mar te beard and delivered a tramp to a police officer. When the house engages in a siege of imitations. methods for tbe cure of all. Chronic, Ner- dlstributfoc entered. *nd be di*cb*W When the southern night line train filibustering or in a succession of all­ * “ d Private Diseases, also diseases The dressmakers are the latest polled into Sixth street depot Ikur* night meetings the tally clerk is TMronjini it to ordered. Uufi victims of the traveling swindler in of tbe Eye and Ear. day night the clerks of the railway obliged to go without sleep and really Cross Iy« Straightened. western Michigan. He has a potent mail service were throwing out the perform exhausting duties, but this oc­ Cataracts Scnmu and Tumors removed petition and thai ibe hetrs £*?*. TmM “dree* plsiter’’ and in nearly every mail bags intended for the post office ceased and an other mur**** g without pain. curs so seldom that tbe office «s prac­ town he succeeded in selling the •’exhere and for pointe further north, Byes Weak Watery Granulated speedily WREAKFAST-SUPPER. tically a sinecure. i elusive right” to each and every dress­ when one of them grabbed, as he In tbe City of Ha-ulk*. in 5 *un**'*J»°*Urod, raw, sealy diseases of hor example, from the adjournment r eause, U any there be. jj* fffik supposed, a canvas bag, but it proved of the house on March 4, 1893, to the maker. the lids and eye lashes. the petitioner mav !-<*< * to be an Italian tramp who had been Jamas Edivanl DaUibadi«l at Mar Ophthalmoscopic testing of the eye for iBBMk ordered, teal retetodjw’Jifo commencement of the extra session lying beneath a pile of sacks, canvas iotrre>tn ■ .nWm in August, a period of five months, the quette, agad 7E H« was a well-known Far bight, Near Sight and Astigmatism towopenons Pr,’>^nAo*.h<l freer W « (blurred sight) fo the only exact method MMOBH tf and leather. The intruder said he was GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. tally clerk had nothing to do but draw attorney, railroad official and politician. Serrot by cf.u-ing a <-<’py °L“ftJTs srt» M. a Darla, of Detroit, ia on, of a out qf work and money, and being de­ his salary of $340 per month with great bjr Or- Van Marler. MbfiSbed In tbe H ,I'V LShssly* PBH8ONS with weakness of the back paper pr.nied aad r ‘mSsirtM* sirous of reaching New York had con­ regularity. During the three months syndicate which Rm parebaaad a rail- •nd limbs, involuntary discharges, impo- Krry.once In ra«'h cealed himself under the mail bags at fornia relate for RMXn.OOO. of the extra session he was obliged to Charleston, and took • his chances of be on duty altogether but thirty hours. A Joint oon.enilon of the Baptlat tency, genera) debility, nervousness, larg­ judyedf*”8* BOILINC WATER OR MILK. getting through. He was rather disap­ For this work h^ received the sum of Sunday ochool worker, and Young Poo- er confusion of Ideas, palpitation of the (Afros copy.) lEIfSH!!!?!?’ tftan*a* of sight, trembpointed when he found that his trip to $1,090. During the'present session of pie’, union from ooathwretarn Miohl- llng, dfoesaea of the bead, throat, nose or Mw York had been interrupted. He congress he has been on duty more E*a wm held tn Kalamazoo. akin, affections of the liver, lungs, MORTUACE S4IX|L1U—Il was sent to a police station house. than usual on account of the frequent hJLte?;F Wort.“’ o!8h«r-«xL wm stomach or bowefo, those terrible disorders Detoull Urln.l-xn roll calls in the house on the tariff looking tor eggs in » ,tr*w stock and by. ?21Ur3 vbe 01 >,<>olh *ud -*ecr, t Senator Test** Logubrloua Tale. bill. A high salary is paid because a reached her hand in a neat. Boon after prtellcw blighting the must radiant hopes Boon aad AA» VerB<»om Senator Vest tells good stories, all first-class man who is absolutely reli­ flnRW* beran to I**n her, rendering marriage Impuasible or un­ w of them entertaining, and many of able and accurate cannot be obtained and she died the following night It happy. Our method win eure the most of Aorrmber 1IW. dor of N.iwmteriw.' tv to.lolir *'• 1-ruwF. • -io Flesh made with Trtnacur* Tablet* to a them apocryphal. He listened one for less money. The present incumbent was supposed that a snake bit her fin­ otalinatrrane sad absolutely restore per­ fect manhood. MIDDLE AGED MEN 4tk peoceea. Tb»r create perfect Maiiul- evening recently at Chamberlain's to of tlse jKxutiou is as well educated, as ger. a( every form of food, secretins the v*l- a marvelous story by Amos Cummings intelligent and as competent a man to Bartholomew Scanlan, aged 65 rear*. P*rtf and discarding the worthlf**. make ttdn placvsnlump and rovnd out of concerning the luckiest man on earth. represent a district in congress as any ~ “T**- *1 Vital, charged Jl^i • barralug mumUimui Cummings really exceeded the story of one of the average members upon the criminal aasault upon Baaair ibrf., . in a meturer Mm- pa­ STANDARD REMEDY Monte Christo. * c ’ aUd of 8 year* ‘ Lwter, . lter. The urine ha* floor of the house. Sarra D. FhT. e*n producing 18 to t» pounds per “Speaking of luck," said Senator utafatnit ar**aic. and guaranteed W'hile George BoUwon wm »t work Vest, “I will tell you a story to which who die of BBOLUTELY HARMLESS. sawing wood upor •' ■ another maa in this company can bear “Wlyt did you bring your picture Oldfield at Mount witness. One day, while I wm in away from the denier', for?" Richmond as a member of the confed­ "H“ .’ed P01 il down in the cellar, BTAST to LADIES. mt bidder at tbe north fron*J<’* *t erate congress, I tort a roll at money, and I didn’t like it." Charles Manloneou. a lad of t< tor ‘.‘Co?1ln’t fit*cd 8uch abasement of *1 a fearful ueath is TAL surplus $7 6,000.00 a i a.ooo-oo. The Evening Michigan Centra^ Balsa If* | a gs |» j^ganii COCOA THINACURA , FOR THIN PEOPLE. Are You Thin? l*ro*red Brick ] �astings H Banner. Thursday. April, 5, 1894. w~. R. COOK. Local Editor. business cards. T-ONKLE BB08. Tonaorlal Artist*. Shnn first d<»or east Orf L-unn’s Tailor Shop. M ha**1 cat®- Ou* shavqa 5iii "uit y*,u- G1T*’11,4 a trlal TerIUH region- Every mother should keep a boule of A Constantine man Is tanning tbe hides I Carter’s Extract Smart Weed In the house. of Galloway steers for lap rolwe. Thej I When tbe little one comes home with wet are Mid to be finer and |undso ner than hr finest qaality of buffalo robes, and the] feet and chilled, a hot sling of Carter’s Ry. best of them can be for 810. tract Smart Weed will prevent taking Whiskey men played a scurvy tri -k on cold. Children like it, It is as pleasant Wayland republicans. They peeked ttwlr as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. cancua, which was called,for the purpose 1 A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cut the mucous phlegm out of the throat and lungs in a few hours, mak­ ing It a sure cure and quick cure and pre­ ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore T AMES M. HAUEK, ,| Auctioneer. Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles Hasting*. • ■ - Mich. all come from a neglected cold. XV. H. Ser me If ypu are uoing to have on auction -vile uf any Utnd. Have had large experience Goodyear. and will give yon satisfaction. Term* reason­ Fruitgrowers about SL Joseph report able ■_________________ th»t tbe storm of the first of the week is p S. I’ALMETlhK. J. M. SMITH. tbe worst calamity that has befallen that section In years. They claim that the LAW. COLLECTION AND HEAL ESTATE , OFFICE OF peach trees, which were almost ready to PALMKKi’ON & SMITH blossom, are greaily damaged, and straw Convevanclng a specialty. berry planta which bad started up nicely, Woodland. Mich were killed, even iu lhe most shelterd M. Woodmansee. places. . LAW and COLLECTION OFFICE. All business promptly attended to. 1 Id ward Taggart l>jyal K. Knappea. ft ArthurC.itenlwn. iaggakt. ksatpen* denihon. i.awyekb. Roomssu 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg., Grand Rapldu. Michigan. A LICK KIRK. M. D.. M Fhyskian and Surgeon. Hastings. ■ • Mich. All call* prvm|<ly attended day or nlgi*. Of-0<£evtr F 4>. Sidwell’s boot and shoe store . I AMES A* SWKEZEY. *1 Attorney at law, Hastings. Mich. Practices ir. all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. E. H. LATHROP. Hooioepathlc Physician aad Surgeon Office over XV. H. Goodyear’s New Drug Store. All calls promptly attended to. r. D it may not be generally known Uncle Sam prints one postage stamp that that is not for sale, I. e. the second class mat­ ter stamp. This stamp, new or cancelled, never passes out of tbe bands ot tbe post­ office officials. Postage on periodicals is prepaid by the pound iu cash, and tbe re­ ceiving clerk cancels these special stamps to tbe value of the postage thus prepaid and forwards the cancelled stamps to the department as vouchers. Some of them are very handsome aud would be much sought after by tbe stamp flend if it were possible to obtain them. Lewis Crumback has won considerable notoriety as a private detective and now he is considered the champion egg eater. After eating a hearty supper Monday ev­ ening at the Perkins House he made a wager with the boys that be could suck two dozen eggs. After sizing him up they felt perfectly safe In accepting the /A A. SCflLBNKR, M. D., L. Physician and Surgeon, proposition, aud two dozen of tbe largest eggs were procured at the store, and In a Delton. • Mloh. Office In residence.,one block aasVof dapot. very abort space of time they were comA. A C ll.nBARBER fortablj stored away. In about an hour . Physicians and Surgeons. he offered to bet $100 that he could store Calls in city or county responded to with away one dozen more.—Freeport Herald. promptness, day or nicht. Tbe. big Canadian cheese which at aTsheldo*. tracted so much attention at the Colum­ . Abstract and Real Estate Office. bian Exposition is now stored In a rail­ Abstract Block. Hasting*. The Money to lo ws on Beal Estate Real Estate way depot in London, England. sold on c-m mission. General conveyancing. Having a complete set of Abstract Books, com owners have not been able to make a sale oiled from the Records, can furnish complete on the big cheese, and It looked as If It 1 tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. would be difficult to dispose of It except M. FOWLEK.D.D. S. at a great sacrifice. It is claimed to be perfectly good, although over a year old. Office tours 3 a m. to s p. ai. -______ There are 20,000 lbs. of material used pHlUPT CULGKOVE, Ln making this cheese, and it was a good I Attorney at Law J advertisement of the dairy Interests of the (BuccesHor to Smith A Colgrove.) {Office iuGm m block. Husuuga.1 Dominion. But as a marketable article *‘r»crice« In all the courts of the «tate. it is likely to prove a white elephant to < E. K EX ASTON. its owner. A. Attorney at Law, {Over J. 8. Goiidvear A Co.'v store.! A well known horse buyer of Eaton i*?*ctice>in all courtsof the State Colieennm Rapids asys that farmers and breeders ■nnuptly .trending to. - IL TIMMERMAN. llomapathfe Phy­ generally are making a mistake in not breeding road and carriage horses now. . slcian and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) The,prices of single horses are low and are enough to discourage the average breeder. But the prices or; well matched teams are even now good. The fact that few are breeding horses now and that tbe ummb TRADE MARK present stock of desirable young animals H F ADIRONDA Wheeler’s 11^ 1 ure Nerve -POSITIVELY CURES— HEflKT DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, hpllepsu. StarpleMness and all derangements of the Nervous Systeni. ’ 00612812 ReatflosB B-A.BDQS Purely Fegatable. guaranted free from opiates, 100 full site doses, 50c. M. I) Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rap­ es (Mich.) Savings Bank, nays he cannot say too much in favor of •‘Adlranda,” Wheeler's Hea rt and Starve Cure. Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine Co., Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. *W. GOODYEAJi., HASTINGS, MICM LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION - 'This week, . 92 quires. Hereafter. eEangda for advertisements must reach thia office Tuesdays at latest to (■sure insertloa iu the issue of tbe week wtien brought. . War! on scrofula and every fOFTn ®< ta|P“re t'loed Is boldly declared by Hood’s Sarsaparilla l be great conquerer < all blood diseasea. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will care Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will eure a coM in the head. W. H. Goodyear. Carfipbor Cream Catarrh Cure Is the beat soothing and healing. W. H. Goodrear. A hot sling of Carter's Extract Smart Weed'wlfl cure the Grippe. W. H. Good­ year. Caster’s Croup and Coammption Cure to the best cough medicine. W. 11. Good­ year. Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure relieves at once. Try It; never fails. W. H. Goodyear. Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure will cure coughs and eroup, acta quick, tastes good. W. H. Goodyear. J. D. Zagelmelr of Hastings will assist John Karcher tn his painting and paper hanging this season.—Freoper: Herald. all over the country Is fast being exhaust­ ed should Induce shrewd men to go Into the business. Unless they do so, desir­ able young teams in three or four years will be very difficult to find aad will bilng almost fabulous prices In the cities. —E. R. Journal NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Despatches from various localities in the Michigan fruit belt Indicate that different kinds of fruit, specially peaches were badly Injured by the recent cold weather. "Clum” Engle says that in bis peach orchard nooe are left alive except sdme of his later varieties.—VanBuren Co. Republican. Frank Underwood brought Into The News office about Iff o'clock this morning a breach from a rose bush covered with buds. He had broken off the section which was covered with buds and placed it in a warm room fora couple of hours. The bods seemed to be uninjured though they had been exposed through the “<?old snap” and at nnnn were snbmitted to an expert n*« culturlst who pronounced them without Injury, as fullyt alive and promising. Kalamazoo Dally News. Branch County will have a pumpkin exhibit this tall and 820 will be given to the farmer raising the largeet one. This morning about 10 o’clock a heavy black, ominous looking cloud passed north of the city. In a short time tbe rumors came in thick and fast that a cyclone had struck Bedford and passing eastward had raised haroe with Bellevue. We tele­ graphed to Bellevue and the response was that no windstorm had prevailed and that they were “all right.” We have made diBigent inquiry from farmers from Bedford and north of Verona, but could oot hear of any damage being done. A great many people have been In tbe cffice this afternoon to ask about tbe cyclone. Battie Creek Moon. A. young man from Leroy called on the eoanty clerk Monday for a marriage license, but he wa« unable to get the much coveted document, all on ^coujit of tbe youthfulness of the Intended bride, she not having reached her sixteenth bifltbday. Tbe Invitations were out fur ths wedding, which was billed for Wed­ nesday. tbe IWh, and people were coming from a diatanre. He asked the clerk If It conld not be fixrd up In wane way, but Ma. Gregg talrt him tbe only way was for him to make affidavit that slit* was six­ teen years of age at the present time. »k>ch b» "try f.«.>P-rlr tn^ inat. at wbleh time she will be of lawful to marry.—Marshall Chruniele. Urp qoanUtlH of ,ock,r» are beta, Geo. Cress alwayi makes money when Birer at Altaian. he trades horses. He nt in Caledonia ipMred io last week and traded hh fine roadster and Jowab Tabte-r ot LHgbton, white on bls way home exchanged again. He plowioit on bl, farm reoeotlj. foond wnrnow drives a fine black mare and i»a X© -ral lanre pl«» ot oovver- ■»<i ho" 11 cMte tltete ia a tr/btery. iu cash—profit,—Freeport Herald. • IN THE CRACKS. Workmen Find WHAT EVERY MAH 13 WORTH. Sacraineatiy ‘acceaa.'ul boa Hood1* Botmpartita bren mat iouij teating rttiwos from uH owrtbr Vu.UKl furutab testimonlata r4 cures which rewn alwort retrscuioue. Hood* aojMPnrilta 1* not on accld-nt. but tho ripe trult of induury sod study. I- peasesre* merit “jH-ciihar io h*rll.” . Bowtie Fllta rtre Numoj MU Heodaeht, iDdlxeatiou. BllkxaueM. Boid by all driMSlMS. A cigar dealer was recently com­ An interesting exhibit at the na pelled ‘to move from his duwn-town stand, which he hod occupied fpr tional musenin shows the physical in? gradients which go to make up the thirty-five years, because of the depio- I of putting a eold water ticket In th** field, lition of the old building, says the Now average man, weighing 154 poundu, and tbe temperance republicans did not ‘ York Times. says the American A onlyi st. A large get a single nominee on the list. He pocked his belongings with'mony 1glass jar holds the 90 pounds of water Il Is said that a wealthy and eccentric. , a sigh of regret When he had got his which his body contains. In other old Van Buren farmer recently bad a first i things all out he turned to the work­ receptacles are 3 pounds of white of da-»s house insured in the Coumy'Mutual. r men who were waiting to begin tear­ egg, a little less than 10 pounds of pure but didn’t want to insure his horse hprn, ing down the building and remarked, glue—without which it would.be im­ possible to keep body and soul to­ rather to tbe surprise of the agent, for It in a rather sarcastic tone: was also firtt-class in all {respects. When ought to be fat. Give ths “Well; boys, you mey have all you gether—48.4 pounds of fat. 8M pounds the agent went dm for lus horse the farm­ find in this old trap." of phoephate of lime, 1 pound of car­ Thin Babies a chance. Glva . er reached down beside the stall mid bonate of lime, 3 ounces of sugar and The workmen began on the old floor, drew out from between the siding and them which hod been wopi into hollows by starch, 7 ouhees of fluoride of calcium, the Inside casing, a common baking pow- • C ounces of phosphate of magnesia and drr can full of $20 gold pieces, saying, I age. It had not been replaced since it a little ordinary table salt Divided “There is’the reason I don’t want to In- i was originally laid. line of the men ripped up a board up into his primary' chemical elements sure this barn." with his crowbar, raicing a cloud of the same man is found to contain 97 It cost Allegan $93 50 for vaccination I dust When he got it out of his eyes pounds of oxygen—enough to take up, which was given free during the small, he .saw something shiny in the crack. under ordinary atmospheric pressure, pox scare at Otsego. He picked it up and it proved to be the space of a room 10 feet long, 10 On the 21st of April, the Toledo and a dime. Further investigation revealed feet wide and 10 feet high. His South Maven Railroad will be sold at ' the fact that the crack ^yas lined with body also holds 15 pounds of hydrogen, which, under the same conditions the Cream of Cod-liver OU, public sale on mortgage foreclosure. silver. Many rumors arc passing around ns to ] This was an incentive to the work­ would occupy somewhat more than with hypophosphites, and. what will be the fute of Lhe road after 1 men. They plied their crowbars with two such rooms as that described. To ! watch them grow Fat, Chub­ It shall pass into the hands of new man-1 remarkable energy for men poorly paid. these must bt added 8 pounds and 18 agement. One of the most pleasing of ounces of nitrogen. The carbon by, Healthy, Bright. Phynthe rumors, so far as lhe people are con­ In this instance they were amply re­ in the corpus of the individual referred eiaiu, tho world over, endorse cerned. Is that the road will be widened, warded. to is represented*by a foot cube of In every crack of, the floor silver extended to Kalamazoo and lhe trains of IL coal. It ought to be a diamond of the the Chicago and West Michigan run over dimes were found. Some of them bore same size, because tbe stone is pure the road. This would be Important and datesof nearly half a century ago. The Don't be deceived bj Sobstttntn! carbon, but the National museum has Interesting If It were an accomplished men gathered the coin in handfuls. , not such a one in its possession. A fact, instead of a mere rumor.—VanBuren The cigar dealer, in speaking of the । 1 row of bottles eon tala the other eloCo. Republican. occurrence, said that be hadn't the , slightest idea that so much money [I ments going to make up the man. Here is something more about tbs fa­ ' These are 4 ounces of chlorine, 8X could be lost through carelessness and mous (?) Vermontville egg, taken from ounces of fluorine, 8 ounces of phos­ the Charlotte Leader: Great excitement a poor floor, even in thirty-five years. phorus, 8X ounces of brimstone, 2X ‘ f I*ut it won ’ t happen again, ” he prevails among tbe people living north of In the line of choice candies,, ounces of sodium. L'X ounces of potas­ the city. A few days ago when Mr. added. “When I heard of it I immedi­ fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery Donaldson gathered his eggs he found ately gave orders to have my new store sium, 1-10 of an ounce of iron, 2 ounces of magnesium and 8 pounds and 18 one on which was Inscribed '‘Beware, refloored with hard wood and no cracks goods, constantly kept on hand. ounces of calcium Calcium, at pres­ of May 4, 1894.” The letters were per­ at my own expense." ent market rates, is worth $300 an fectly legible and were raised on tbe Prompt attention given to all ounce, so that the amount of it con­ shell. Naturally be was greatly excited. THE PERFUMED MIST. tained in one o-dinary human body orders. Call and see me at The neighbors were all called and all pro­ „ money raluv ofein <tnn I'.re nounced It a peculiar freak of nature, tbe A Peculiar Product of tbe Northeast Wind t.... has a $18,800. Fewr.fof on Portion* of the French Coaat. more suspicious ones declaring it a mes­ our fellow citirms realize that they are On certain parts of the coast of worth so much intrinsically. sage of some kind from the rplrit world. Nothing could have created greater ex­ France, including the channel, mists citement. Investigation shows that it occasionally appear which are general­ was a cruel joke perpetrated on the peo­ ly called “perfumed mists.” They ple by some vllieanous disposed person. come in the morning, especially during Tbe Inscription can easily be made by the spring, and, strangely enough, writtlng the letters on the shell with only when the wind is in the north­ greaae or wax and then placing it In acid east. Sometimes they last only for a which will eat away the shell. few minutes, at others they hang about The Ea^on Rapids Mineral Springs Co. all day* They have a characteristic is lhe name of a new eorperatlon autlior- smell similar to that of a limekiln. izedto do business In Eaton Rapids. It The origin of these mists is a mystery. Is captained at $45,000, most of the stock In one district the inhabitants thought l»elng held by D. A. Courier, proprietor the smell came from some limekilns of tbe Anderson House. Its object Is to some miles to the northeast, and they develop tbe hotel property and establish may have been right; but this was not a sanitarium In connection. an explanation of the phenomenon, be­ A fearful accident took place last Mon­ cause the smell from those limekilns day at the house of C. E. Lockwoods could not have been carried by a north­ south of Leoni. Ills boy of (2 ar 13 year, east wind to all the other places where of age., saw some wild geese and ran ibto the mists were seen and the smell the house for his gun. He coulfi not find noticed. In one of these places the any shot; but broke up an old file for the northeast wind comes from the sea, in Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infkntr charge and when he discharged the gun It burst, carrying away his little finger another it comes overland. The smell and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor * and terribly lacerating his band and does not, therefore, necessarily come other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute \ wri st. It was not known at last accounts from the ground. During the past few whether he could bt* saved or not. It weeks the northeast wind has been for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Ofl^ was wonderful that he escaped with his very prevalent and the mists frequent. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by The best explauntion given is that the > llffe. blustering northeast and cast winds 1 Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms aud allays Nearly one-half of the factory employes sweep up the dust, gases and germs at Lansing are idle. feverishness. Castoria prevents vomitbig Sour Curd* of the ground over which they puss, Art. McHenry and Art. Mort, two and drive-lhem toward the sea. When cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria reHeves" small Casco lad*, ran away from home a this wind has continued for some time teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. week ago with the firm determination to it contains such a quantity of these devastate the far west with revolver and Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach; things as to affect all our organs. That bowle knife. They got as far as Kala­ and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas* mazoo where they stopped and their par­ is the cause of the complaints which appear when the cast wind blows, and ents found them. “Texas Jack” and toria is tho Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. “Buffalo Bill” then received a sound it may be the cause of those “perfumed thrashing and returned to every day ex- mists." ria. istence. AN HISTORICAL SITE. “ Castor!* Is an excellent medicine for chil­ Only three or four inches of snow fell “ Castoria is so well adapted to children that Popular dren. Mathen bar© repeatedly told me of its at this place during tbe recent storm, good effect upon their children.” while Dowagiac reports twenty four Inch­ Da. G. C. Osoood, Among the pretty and historic towns es. South Haven fourteen, and at Breeds­ Ill So. Oxford SL, Brooklyn, H.T, Lowell, Mass. ville tire people were hauling in logs on almost on the borders of Boston lies sleighs.—Paw Paw Republican. Scituate, important, says the Provi­ “ Our physicians in tho children’s depart Castoria is lhe best remedy for children of which 1 am acquainted. I hope tho day is not A member of tbe board of election dence Journal, not only because it con­ commissioners reports that one secretary tains some of the oldest houses in and although we only huvo among ««rinterest of their children, and uao Castoria Inof a city convention handed in tbe copy Plymouth county, but because it gave medical supplies what la known of his ticket with school spelled “cbule” birth to the author of one of the most before the name of the candidate for popular American lyrics, Samuel XX’ood morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful school inspector. This is equal to the re­ worth, the author of “The Old Oaken agents down their throats, thereby sending mark of the Albion man who, In setting Bucket." • forth the good qualities of a candidate for It is curious that the name “Scitu­ office, In an elaborate speech prepared for ate” itself is a corruption of the In­ the occasion, said h Is man was of large dian “Satnit," or “cold brook.” from a physic.—Marshall Journal. little stream hardly a mile long, which Ex-Circuit Judge Smith, of Ionia was the first settlers of Scituate found as nominated for mayor of that city and refreshing as had the savages before the next day It was discovered that hr them. This brook, of course, is not was Ineligible, the constitution providing Wood worth’s well, and yet the well is that circuit Judges sbail not be eligible to no creation of the poet's imagination. anv other than a judicial position for one It cun still be seen .by the visitor to year after their term of office expires. Scituate, and in it hangs a bucket, “the The ex-Jndge having been off the bench three months, another candidate had to be iron-bound bucket, the moss-covered bucket," in fact, the very bucket that selected. inspired the poet. This, indeed, is As a result of Mondays election, lhe what they say in Scituate—and even if -- —-B THE-----------------------------county seat of Berrien county will be the skeptical incline to doubt that a moved from Berrien Springs to St. wooden bucket could withstand the Joseph. wear and tear of a hundred years; The trial of Stonewall DtFrance cost there is no doubt that Samuel Wood­ Kalamazoo county $2,750. worth, as a boy, used to drink from a THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. similar bucket dipped into this very TERMS BM MAIL­ Some of Our Friends. same well. Samuel Woodworth was NO. VIL born in Scituate in 1785. fits' father, DAILY (RiUiMi Ma,), *8.00 Rr fW. DAILY («MA M,), *8.00 *ar jaB. Perhaps, were you asked to point out a soldier of the revolution, owned a 8EBI WEEKLY, . . (LOO WEEKLY, . . . 81.00 “ one of Hastings most prosperous busi­ good farm, at present divided. The ness men yo^i would chose Alfred old farmhouse is no longer standing. It spare* oeithar pain* nor expense In aacurin* ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST UBn,y„ CoMal Friend*. OF CURRENT UTERATURE. He Is a man nearly forty years old. He Old travelers look back with regret has bnilt up for himself a lucrative busi­ ness. and by steady application and un­ at the brevity of some of the best swerving honesty, has won the respect of friendships they ever knew. They best every one. You would point, with pride, know the opulence of good fellowship to his nice home where refinement and that is discovered on trains and steam­ taste are united. That home is shared by ers and the fleeting character of ft. world zaadMMd aad tha cream of thq literary featam of the Daily. a family whom you would pronounce to be They find men who are companionable AS A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS one of tbe happiest in the city. and entertaining, they take dinner Books, travel and thought have broad with them and. share a bottle in the ened and rlchened tbe man’s nature while dining car, they play eucher and pdker sorrow and disappointment have refined EIGHT ADDITIONAL FADES, In ^1 UXTEEN FADES TH. , i.»l« in tbe smoker, they like them almost' and purified his heart. maot, «MW.Inln, SIX ,A0E, OF KBADIHO MATTEE u. TWO FUU.FMIK Courteous and affable yet there is a well enough to ask them .to their ILLUSTRATIONS, I. nlcn. worth th. prlt. chnrptl tor th, p.p«r. shade of what lhe world calls hauteur houses for u summer, but these friends ■ ■■- THSIKTU OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, th. nrw. .od row about this man that makes you realize that drop off at stations on the way, and to his real inner nature you are a stran- they never know their histories, cir­ cumstances and callings, perhaps not K®r. Mh.drkd Marsh. even their nam^s. Babies ; Scott’ Emulsion EVERYTHING / CITY bakery: A. E. KENKE5, FK2FK. What is CASTORIA Castoria. Casto The Inter Ocean MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST HHS The Weekly Inter Ocean ZZ A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, Holly fruit growers say the fruit crop has been nearly ruined by (he cold snap. A silver medal contest will be held at Silver Creek Hall on Wednesday, April, 4 th. Tor Ororruv Orifln of th. TobAcco H*Nt. Since the world-wide diffusion of the tobacco habit its earliest and perhaps, original use has been in a great meas­ ure overlooked. XVith the aborigines of America smoking and its kindred practices were not mere sensual grati­ fications, but tobacco was regardc-d as an herb of peculiar and mysterious sanctity, and its use was deeply and in­ timately interwoven with native rites DOLLAR FBR TSAR. A4«r». THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. For a sftort ti r'** wc will «en4 the Hastings Banner and I Woek’yy Inter, -Ocean, rhe two ..........- for only one dollar per year a in advance, to B ury Countv R i i.L-ri. Taoae out of county ft. year. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, April j. ___ . mamhall 1BX BA.-nxoi. KICK.. rMTorxicx, a. r oust 14, 1879. few .bort sentences that are speeches > themselves, a few of which we give:— j ••We have everything in ’W that ww hbd Ln ’92 except prosperity." “We are quite willing to stake Uss'fu­ ture of this great party and of the United States upon the judgment of tbe educated men of the United States." “Tbe trouble is that Cleveland and bls party are in control of Congress and the very threat they will do something, and KaglasU and BimetallUm. , One of the most luminous aqd sensible that they have the power to do something, contributions made to the discussion of is what's the matter with the country to­ bimetallism is tbe speech delivered In day." “Now let somebody declare that Repub­ the House of Commons by Sir H. MeysonTbompson, who Is not a professional lican politics are not to be disturbed and politican or radical agitator, but a lead­ the wheels of industry will move and‘ EDITO RIA L NOTES ing railroad magnate and steel manu­ facturer of England. His speech was made in moving a resolution to tbe effect that the government ought to do all In its power to secure a reassembly of the inter­ national monetary conference with a view prosperity return.” AMoWntC I or manway •• . . B*lan-*e ot UekH democratic by maJortllM TUKlBK from 4 tip. ___ _ Gidwo Brute » retonied fro"i Bany townahip a> Suptrrlaor by M *."? balance ot Uekrt republican by majorltlra ranging from 49 to 95. Hope electa Geo. Robinson. republican, Snpervlaor, by St majority orer Grow) Rcplofle. democrat Tbe balance of tbe republican ticket alao elected. Holland electa Cbarlee A. Brown; Peo­ pled Party. Snpervlaor. b, W ®»J“W over Frank H. Smith. Republicans cleet Henry Lane. Clerk, by 10 majority. In Irvin* tbe republlcaai elect everythlnR except Hbtbway Commhsloner. The vote on this office was a tie and on tne draw “Pblp" W<«i, democrat. won. Henry Eckert, republican, ba*25 majority. Other majorities range from 9 to 40. In Orangeville and Prairieville only tbe republican ticket* were in tbe- field, rhe vote was light Walter Drown and Syl­ vester France respectively, were rc-eieciea the little brick grocery Will be run in connection with the big store on the corner under my own management as one store. My customers can bring their A bill that will do something to purify St?aakee Springs re-elects S. C. Rlteblr. New York City politic* is pending in tbe republican, for Supervisor, by 03 majority. New York legislature and that Is to reduce Balance of tbe ticket republican by large z • ‘ „ the Sheriff’s salary to *15,000 a year. majorities. Tboroapple did herself proud, returning to restoring bimetallism. Last year the sheriff got *72,578 net In­ Sam Allen, republican, by 140 majorltj. The first fundamental proposition laid come—nearly half as much again as the Balance of the ticket republican. down ia that England, and England alone, Preaident gets. To strengthen the bold Tbe board of supervisors for the coming stands Id the way ot the equal and uni­ upon that office in New York has always year will be 15 Republicans, 2 Democrat* form use of both gold and silver as full been accompanied by bribery and corrup­ and l People* Party. CITY ELECTION. legal-tender money throughout the busi­ tion almost unparalleled, and daring his Even tbe democratic stronghold of Has­ ness werkL Meyson-Tbompeon does not tenure the sheriff has disbursed tbe city’s tings went mostly republican, they elect­ see anything to be gained by a reconven­ money right and left to ward bums and ing Major by 52 majority; Treasurer by ing of that conference if England Is to heelers, ostensibly for city services but in 237; Justice of the Peace by over 80; City continue to play the part of tbe dog in tbe reality to Insure him the continuance of a Recorder stands a tie. The voting was done quietly and the large vote cast show* manger. That country is so great a fac­ great big private snap. that the voters were anxious aud even tor Iu the world of commerce and ex­ waiting lhe chance of expressing their change that so long as it discriminates The Sheriff of N*hw York city last year dislike of the present national administra­ against one of the precious melals any tion. Following are tbe results, giving made *71,578—over *22,000 more than international remonetization is nut -to be total vote and majorities:— Grover got as President The sheriff has looked for. He 1* very far from main­ For Mayor, probably done more good than Grover has L. Waters, union—378. taining, however, as the monometallists of though, because he's hung some of the S. Greusel, rep.—485—82 majority. this country do, that other nations are worst toughs, while Grover has appointed For Recorder. compelled by self-interest to adopt the C. E. Doyle, union—400. some men of that stripe to office. That’s English standard. On the contrary, be E. G. Holbrook, rep.—400. the difference. points out that England is cutting the For Treasurer. throat of its own prosperity by driving S. A. Crowell, union—282. N. T. Diamond, rep.—519—237 maj. other nations to manufacture their own For Marshal, goods, so far as possible, rather than W. H. Miller, union—488—77 maj. stand tbe enormous shave on their silver •J. F. Russell, rep.—Ml. money. This Is a v ry important point of For Justice Peace, view, and one which has not attracted the F. Woodmansee, union—854. attention in this country to which it is en1. M. B. Gillasple, rep.—440—88 maj. BUTTER and EGGS Direct to this store, with the assurance from me * price for all their produce, and have the larg­ est general stock to make their selections from. Yours anxious to please, E. Y. HOGLE. FREE TRADE REBUKED FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. By Michigan Voters. titled. Another fundamental proposition of Meyson-Tbompson is that tbe so-called decline of silver, which is, more properly speaking, tbe rise of gold, is due to legis­ lative rather than natural causes. He quoted Max Muller as authority for say­ ing that the whole world of general com­ merce has used gold and silver as money, to the exclusion of all other metals, ever since tbe eighth century before our era, at least, aud probably ever since there was any general money of commerce. During all that time, with tbe inevitable fluctua­ tion in relative production, there was no difficulty in maintain ing a fixed parity, varied somewhat in different countries and times, but never anywhere to an extent to disturb their balance as mediums of ex­ change. For tbe two centuries or so preceding 1873 the ratio by law varied only from 1 to 16.25 to 1 to 14.14 and there was no difficulty in maintaining a ratio adopted daring that period, albeit the ratio of pro­ duction varied enormously. Sometimes silver was far in the lead, and then again it would be gold. But since tbe demone­ tisation period set in, about twenty years, the margin of difference In value of tbe two metals Id tbe open market has been widening until it has got in the near neighborhood of 1 to 25. All this time an ounce of silver would buy as much as it did formerly, but an ounce of gold bought -more. Tbe speaker admitted that from tbe standpoint of the creditor this is all very nice, and England is tbe great coupon clipper uf the world, but he insists that the class who live on the Interest of their capital is small, even In England, as com­ pared with tbe Industrial class, or even tbe class whose capital is Invested in in­ dustrial properties, and It Is from the standpoint of industrial properties that Meyaon-Thompson speaks. England can­ not afford to sacrifice her Industries to her Ioans. ••With one hand,” be says, “we are doing our best to drive oar agri­ cultural laborers Into tbe towns to look j9fW?rk|M Wim Ibo other band to MONDAY'S ELECTION AND ITS RESULTS. Monday dawned bright and- beautiful. As is. well known such days augur not well for democracy and never did. but tbe results of Monday far ecllpatd anything expected or dreamed of by republicans. While tbe result, as a matter of course, is especially pleasing to republicans, yet It was not due by any means to their bard work, but was simply the stern voice of the people uttered after enduring over a year of free trade threats. The battle has really been between free trade and pro­ tection and the result is a sweeping vic­ tory for the latter, and while it was ex­ pected yet so complete an overthrow was unlooked for. Tbe battie of tbe ballots was fought quietly, but none tbe less earnestly. Those who uphold the present administration mustered their full force, but nothing they could do or say could turn tbe tide. For tbe past year the peo­ ple have been having an “object lesson*’ of what even free trade threats will do, and they were not at ail backward in ex­ pressing their disapproval. During lhe past year the ranks of tbe -republican party have been greatly swelled by hun­ dreds and thousands who have become tired of the party In power. In the past they differed honestly and fairly with tbe doctrines advocated by tire republican party, and it was but natural for them to look for and expect to see their fondest hopes realized when democracy triumph­ ed. A year of democratic rule, of un­ paralleled stagnation, a year of demorali­ zation tn business circles marked by an unheard of number of failures and sus­ pensions, a year memorable for the closing down of factories and the non-employment j of labor was sufficient to convince many that they were supporting theories for­ eign to American prosperity. For this reason they came in large numbers to tbe republican fold. They came from the farm where democracy proposes to have tbeir produce in direct competition with 1 'Canadian cheap stuff; they came from the factory where they had been robbed of their wages by proposed injurious demo­ cratic legislation; they came from active business life where contemplated measures have brought doubt, ftmr, uncertainty, decreased business and in thousands of caM* bankruptcy. So that tbe reault can not properly be called a party victory, but rather a disapproval of democratic doctrines, and a victory for protection. THE COUNTY. The result Of the election in the county which give employment to the workmen is marked by great republican gains, they winning 15 out of tbe 18 supervisors—a In towns, and to cause them to be carried gain of six over last year. on Id sliver-using countries." Assyria elects republican ticket re-elect­ It is dow some two generations or more* ing C. L. Briggs at head of ticket, who won over A. G. Kmrt, since that unique Wending of metaphysics fcrive away the manufaciurtug ISdUSt’ii-8 and poetry, Coleridge, gave ns the reflec­ tions of the devil upon tbe incidents of a Maple Grove only had four tickets in tbe field viz., Republican, People* Party, Farmers Union aud Prohibition. Tbe re­ publican ticket beaded by Tho*. J. Ford For Aidermen. In the 1st ward Kiley Waters, union, defeated Fred Bush, rep., by 80. In the 2nd ward Henry Osborn, rep., defeated W. O. Lowden by 25. In the 3rd ward Emory Busby, rep., defeat­ ed Frank Brodesser, by 14. In the 4th ward Chas. Huffman, rep., defeated Jos. Rogers by 32. For Members Board of Education. In ^he 1st ward D. C. Eyele«hymer, rep., de-., feated Rob’t Dawson, dem , by 15. In the 2nd ward Thos. Waters, rep., defeated Kep Silsbee bv 80. In the 3rd ward W. D. Hayes, dem., defeated Ihiniel Striker by 84. In the 4th ward Henry Cook de­ feated I*. E. Stauffer by 16. For Conatables. In the 1st Lee Cooley, dem., defeated W. H. Jenks, rep., by 5. In the 2nd Myers, rep. defeated S. Garrison by 38. In the 3rd Charles No­ bles. rep., defeated Will Waite, dem., by by 17. In the 4th Clint Myers, rep., won by 12. For Supervisor let and 4th wards Milo Williams, dem., defeated G. K. Beamer, rep., by 11. In the 2nd and 3rd wards Baker Shriner, rep., defeated George Abbey by ,8. wm a bog swimming, aad at •very stroke of Ito foot kgs cutting !t» >er*r.n SiteUlote Industrial tor ct -adits Caetleton elect* entire republican ticket Tuturnlng Supervisor Frank Me Derby by iMnmJavtty. Woodland elects entire republican tick­ et beaded by Sageae Davenport, Snparvtocr.' Majorities range from 4 to 40. Continued on last page MnMefy Pure Men’s $5.00 shoes 450 “ - . •• 3.50 “ --" 3.00 “ “ 2.50 “ -0 “ 2.00 “ - $4.00 350 2 75 2.50 2.00 J .60 Call and get a First Class Plow Shoe for 95c. Ladies Cloth top Shoes, Reg. price $4.00 at Sj.oo •• " “ <■ “ Fine Dongolia “ “ “ 3 50, 4 at j.oo “ ..................... JOO •< J.oo " “ ..................... a 50, j 25 at 1.90, << >< <■ << .. a.oci at 1.60 •' ..................................>-35 l» Ladies if yea ini 1 pair «f File Sloes, now ’s th tiae to get tbet. See our warranted shoe for MOTIC E I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. FmkStfc Jefferson St. Furniture IF YOU WISH To make selections from one of the nicect and beet selected stocks of Fur­ niture in Western Michigan come and see us. Everything is new and of the very latest stylee. We have not con­ fined our buying to any one house or to any one style or design, but bought where we could get the best designs for the money. Do you want $20 FOR $10? GET IT NOW WALL Ki MGGOY’S It is just so with every­ thing. Our A PAPER Majority and Wab In order to make room for our spring stock which is expected in about 2 weeks. We will sell anything in our line of Boots ana Shoes at the following Low Prices: K cream of tarter baking powder. Store. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., Wall St., N. Y. Haaiy Wtekvrtrv, for Saverriaor bj K 1. ====== ELECTION NOTES. Last year the Journal published a very kind mention of Sylvester Greusel. for Mayor. The article was largely instru­ mental In his defeat. This year the Journal published its screeds on Recorder Holbrook, who would have been defeated had It not been for the articles published. attracted tbe attention of this Satanic pedestrian that they shall receive the highest market fill New Pawns The Price is LOWER THIS SEASON. w. ItWObYMR are A No. 1, and we have everything you want and they are now open for your inspection. Don’t be deceived in Pack­ age Seeds. Bulk Seeds are always fresh and i cheaper. Be sure you get one of those 25 cent E&g Baskets. He ia still giving his customers the benefit of a 50 per cent reduction on these goods. Also in buying carpets remember that in buying from sample you have the advantage of a great variety of styles, colors and designs to ■elect from. We have an elegant line of samples. Fee us if you want carpets. A. McCoy. — �Hastings Banner Thursday, April, 5» i894w. R. COOK. «-•**» Editor. „ hunters and all close idjers will make'a mis­ take if they buy with­ out seeing my line of WALL PAPER —AND Conductor Baker, who has teen on thia ^erbonal mention. route of the Michigan Central since Ito construction, has resigned. His face is Neiaoa Carveth, of Kalamazoo, is In the familiar to many of our citizen*. He has city. purchased a farm in Benzie County. D. R. Cook returned from Ohio last Balf-off sales are now being made by several of our well-to-do farmers—$1-00 wheat for 50 cents. This Is a bona fide j. Mis* Eva Ryan is suffering from an at­ half-off sale aud there is no specified tack of qalnay. time as to bow long it will continue.— Miss Edith Herncy left for Nile* Mon­ Fryeport Herald. day morning. Shadow socials are the rage In some of tbe neighboring counties. Young ladles J. F. Burroughs, the florist, is very sick With pneumonia, who are concealed have their - shadows thrown on a sheet, and the young gentle1 man who bids highest for tbe shadow James Mason spent Sunday in Middle­ ville with Guy Johnson. (takes her to supper. Chas. S. Pflug was home from ML Ver­ non, Ill., s few days this week. \ VOU will remember that Goliath was very much surprised 1 when David hit him with a stone. Re probably felt that such a thing had NEVER ENTERED RI8 HEAD BEFORE. That’s just the way with people in this day and age of the world They are surprised at anything sudden. People get in the habit of paying big prices for boots and shoes, and many have been surprised during the past week at the astonishing low prices we have placed on our special lines that we are closing out. Our prices WILL SURPRISE YOU. THEY WILL SURPRISE ANYONE. These are not old shelf-worn goods. They are new, they are stylish and they’ll wear. We do business upon honor. What we tell you we mean and we keep our word. When we tell you that we are selling a $5.00 shoe, Ladies’ or Gents’, for $3.00 during this special sale we mean it. We don’t mean to say we are selling all our $5.00 goods for $8.00; that would be impossible and continue business. We do mean to say that in these special lines we are actually selling $5.00 goods for $3.00. Why don’t you inspect these goods? You’ll buy just as sure as you do. Yours truly, ^Tbe beautiful drama. Philomel, will be WINDOW SflflD&S. FRED L. HEATH/ music for the evenlng wlH~T>e~furnl3bed Ezra Allen has moved bis family from Hastings to Fennville.—Goblevllle News. by a mandolin orchestra. The Druggist. MIGH. HASTINGS. William Goodyear ia confined to the given by lhe senior class of tbe High bouse this week with th* mumps. ,S3hoo), on Thursday evenlng^April 19th. Mrs. Luke Waters and mother, left for The play Lb- full of intereat an3“wUrT£> California Friday for a six weeks vtolt. Agent for Ptaeticd the best Wall finish in the world, -c ' Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lombard and Miss Mr. R. B. Messer can now very proper­ Olive Heath were In Grund Rapids Fri­ ly be saluted as ’’Major.” Last week he day. received appointment as Aid-de-camp Misses Mary Master* and May Dennis, with rank ot Major on Gen. Gage’s staff,in of Kalamazoo, visited in the city last the Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias of Michigan. Richard’s appointment Is a Mrs. Frank Brooks and son Fred, of pleasure to his friends and he tears tbe Martin, visited relatives In the city last honors vji^) becoming dignity. AufI tat ions are out for the wedding of Miss Katherine Bronson, of Big Rapids, Mis* Maud Hough? daughter of C. A. Hough, of the - Farmers A Merchants was the guest of Dr. V. H. Vivian over Sunday. Bank, to DutUIo a Holly, ot Pkdnekh, I u. J „ Kentucky. j Tt. Mlw Floreoe. Kn.pp,o, ot Grand RipIds, Is visiting her grand mother, Mrs. M. W. Riker. Hough, on State street, on Wednesday, Mrs. W. T. Brown returned to Chicago April 11th.—Nashville News. Friday night after a few days visit with At a meeting of tbe council last even­ friends here. ing the question who should be the Roy Will, of Lake Odessa, was in the next Recorder of this city was decided by city. Roy is now one of the leading tondrawing slips from a hat and Mr. Hol­ sorial artists In our neighboring town. brook was the lucky man. We trust that Alderman Osborn Uss recovered from Bro. Dennis will refrajn from any unnec­ essary demonstration in rejoicing over the his recent attack of lung fever and was able to be at bls store a short time yester­ candidate he caused to be elected. day. ^Chester Messer gave a dinnerparty Fri­ Word reclved from Miss Sarah Horton, day for his mother, Mrs. Bentley, and a few other elderly ladle*. The invited guests orders her Bannkb sent to Ironwood, Mich., where she has secured a desirable were: Mrs. O. N. Boltwood, Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. WUlard Hayes. Mrs. Leonard Powers, position as trimmer. COUPON. I WMH A TRIP AROUND THE .. WORLD. .. flKT SERIES N2. t. COUPON No. 6. NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. Ses<! or bring each week thia cou­ pon. together with TKX" cent*. and yoa will receive Pcrtfolt, No. € of ATRIP AROUND THE WORLD.” For particulars see -ad” page 1. < THE HOLY LYND < I PHOTOGRAPHED. * < COUPON NO. 1. J PART NO. 1. 4---------------------- L_------4 Bring or send one coupon 4 together with Ten cents in money or stamps, to the ■ BANNER office and receive " one part of “The Ho|y Land J Photopraphed.” In ordering 4 !>e sure to give nai^e; P. O. 4 - Address and the Part wanted, fr b k f J r fr Mrs.Buller, Mrs.-Throopand Mrs.Dunning. A vpry enjoyable lime was had. Mrs. Dun­ ning and Mrs. Rogers had tbe honor i f being the oldest of the ladies present, their ages being 81 years each. G. H. Potter left for Silver Creek, New York, Monday night In response to a Don’t forget the fact that you can get telegram announcing tbe death of his the Barker and Chicago Weekly Inter grandfather, N. J. Newton. Ocean, the two papers for only one dollar 'Riis week, Mr. Reiser, an old pioneer, of Woodtana, died Tuesday, aged M years. work, and a desire to help It in manner they coukl. Wanted—A good gif! for general house­ work. Inquire at Joe. Roger* store. The many friends In this county of M. J. Go**, of Plainwell, will be pleased to, iearn that be has again embarked in business in this county, having re-opened his lumber yards at Milo, and Cloverdale, where be will constantly keep on band a full and complete stock of lumber and all kinds of building materials, and will be prepared to furnish prices In competition with lbs lowest that can be obtained any­ where. Mr. Gosa is known a* a hustling, Spaulding’s. Tbe popular 5-eent loaf at F. G. Bbamkb’s. Do you want canned goods? Then get tbe best the market affosds st S. E. Phil­ lip*. Scotch ginghams, Irish lawns. Tela Vela Duck, etc. O. t>. Sfavlding. Electric light easterner* will please pay to W. L. Walt on presentation of their bills. Julius Kumbll, Treas. Everyday adds something now to our well assorted line of dry goods. Stauldix©’*. Now that maple syrup te cheap yoa ant to buy that gunuins jffew York Buck­ heat flour that Joo. Roger* db Do. sell for B2.80. Next week we will show bargains that will turn everybody* steps toward our store. I • . R K. Grant. One of the shooting stars that has light­ ed up the bargain aky ls our Hue of spring jacket*. O. D. SrAULDUto. tbe city for price or quality, we fit all glove*. If your pants are marie to order they fit better, they wear tetter, and - they al­ ways look tetter. Luna, tbe talker, will APRIL 14 a year. Or you can get the Banner and Hon P. T. Colgrove jvlll address the Detroit Weekly Tribune the two for one Knights of Pythias at tbe laying of a cor dollar a year, or tbe Banner and New ner stone of a Pythian temple in Hender­ York Weekly Tribune, the two for one son, Ky., Monday afternoon next. From dollar a year. These prices are for Barry there he goes to Nashville, Tenn., to de, County readers only. Those living out­ liver an address. side the county will be charged $1.25. LOCAL NEWS. See our line of satines.* SATURDAY. Mrs. Frank Maus, whose serious illness was reported last week. Is reported slight­ ly tetter,-and faint hopes are now enter­ tained for her recovery j The annual meeting of the Michigan Re­■ Buy your lace curtains and window publican Newspaper Assentation will bei shades at Rogers’. * held In Owosso Wednesday and Thursday, Phillip* has tbe best coffee In .the marApril 11 and 12. The opening session1 ket Just try it and you will agree with will be held Wednesday evening and will1 us. be open to all persons who desire to at­ CIRCUL4T1ON Mr*. John Lawrence, an old pioneer of The session Thursday will be for : Hickory Corners died suddenly of heart 92 quires tend. ttie editors only. In the evening a ban­' failure Monday. Hereafter, change* for advertisement* quet will be tendered the visitors by the Patrick Ryan, an old resident of Irving, mutit reach this office Tuesdays at latest to citizens of Owoeso at the Armory. Some Tbe funeral insure insertion in the tesse of the week of the best speakers in tbe state will be died Thursday morning. when brought. was held Saturday.' present and a royal good time is assured. If In need of crockery or glassware S. The Epworth League bad a rally Sun­ Buy T of Phillips. E. Phillips can supply your wants from day evening, in which the delegates to* tbe latest and best styles. ■Thllomel” April 13. the recent State Convention at Sagini W , Our drass goods trade keeps improving. Timothy seed on sale at Stauffers'. gave their report Miss Belle Handy Correct fabrics at lowest prices. U«*ar the play of the season. Philomel. gave a report of the social department of * Spaulding’s. Money saving prices at O. D; Spauld- tbe League, Miss Nagler of the depart­ Whatever we say la lived up to, and ment of Christian work. Judge Smith of whatever we promise Is given. See an/The donation for Rev. Cox last evening, tbe Literary and Rev. Cox of the Mercy and Help department Tbe reports were। nouDoement of our great slaughter sale to netted 890. j • very interesting and Inspiring. We doubt: begin Saturday April 14th. X Bora to Mr. and Mra. J. M. Bauer, R. K. Grant. if a person present left tire church with­ Thursday, March 19th, a • lb. boy. out feeling a renewed interest in thei Mrs. Wiukleman, mother of John Just received at RogerY a large invoice of ruga. Come and get first eelsetion. W. H. SPENCE whatever pushing business man and you can iearn something of what be is doing, and pro­ poses to do, by reading his adv. In tbe Banxbb this week and succeeding weeks. Winkleman and Mrs. Burroughs, of this city, died Tuesday, aged OT years. Her remains were taken to Belleville for bur­ tel. Powers and Roe of Grand Rapids are •in the city at Konkel Bros, barter shop. They steam, clean and dye ladies and gents garments. All work ia done first class. If you want to invest 50 cents and not _ only get the foil value for your money, but also a beautiful present besides, just read Julius Russell’s adv. in this issue. Sampica at tbe elegant pictures can be We begin one of the greatest 5L/WQMTER SALES or cLomnq ~ Furnishing Goods ever known in Hastings. We will place on sale the entire stock from our Woodland store at about half price. new and bright. These goods are all late styles, Any one in need of clothes cannot afford to miss this great chance. Considering the low prices we will ask, every sale must be for cash. Remember the date. Sale begins Saturday, April 14 and continues unlil every article is sold high grade clothing seen In bls display window. Oar suits fit tbe form; our prices fit tbe times. Yen’ll get full round dollars Tte next aseettng of tbe Barry County every IM cents you spend at Lann’* tbe Teachers Aas’n will be held at Nashville, tailor's, and you’ll be surprised at what a Saturday, April 14 th, IBM. Tte follow­ small price It will cost you for a suit made ing ia the program:— tn order. Remember that suits made to Devotional Exercises—Rev. Arthur order wHl flL AT HALF PKKE Trott. Mr. N. Block, representing Rosenbaum A Speyera, of Katemazoe, will be pleased to meet tte ladles of Hastings and vieinlty Class Exercise ia Numbers—Eugenia at the Hastings Honje parlors on Thurs­ Downing. day, Friday and Setorday, April It, 11 Paper—S. Wilbert Smith. and 14th, with a fall line of silks, dress Class Exercise In Reading—Alice Mcgood*, lace*, trimmings, spring cape*, and Kiaal*. jackets aad a fine line of lace and chenille Commercial Discount—C. L. Glasgow. curtain* o»c., etc. It will pay every lady How to Create an Interest in Promoting to call and secure a bargain. Exercises—Mary E. Wilcox. Tuesday evening tte sad new* reashed Tte Teacher’s Wort and Influence— this city by telegraph that Mrs. Ella Bow­ Mr*. W. H. Yovng. en, who only a short time ago went to Fen­ Way* and Mean* In Primary Work— ton. could not live, and tbl* was followed Lida Feighner. Duties ot Belwol Ofcera—D. C Wu- yesterday morning by the announcement of her death. "About it daya agO ihe’wa* Tbe program will be Interspersed with taken sick im her illness developed Into music and recitations. Iu the evening s program of recitations, songs, and three- inflammation uf the bowels, which ended minute speeches will be carried out in her death. Friends left for that place Nashville will endeavor to entertain all Tuesday evening and It Is expected that her remain• will be brought to this city Juin Ltmu»,te. counts for anything, this sale ought not to last long well Have more to say later, K. K. MRflNT If �— THE OLBMILL MYSTEHY By Arthur W. Marchmont. B. A. of money which ought to be in hand, and that they can’t get H. He haan’t it” •Silence, Savannah!" cried Mary, with sudden, fierce energy. “I’ll hear no mare against him from anybody. It’s all a pack of lies from beginning to end, and I won’t have it even spoken of before me. Where is he?" Without waiting for a reply the girl rose from the easy chair in which she had been sitting, and taking down her hat and jacket from behind the door began to put them on, her hands trembling and quivering with sup­ pressed excitement Before she had finished her mother told yon." on,wered Sinnaxl. "Then Ill go down to bls cottage Are you coming?” The two girls left the house together, and on the way to Tom’s home Mary plied her companion with questions. When they reached the cottage Tow was not there. He had not been ba?k“IU wait," said Mary, quietly, and ahe took off her hat and jacket and sat “WelL then, eet to work and love Reuben Gorringe. If you weren't so down. . _ "You’ve no call to wait, Savannah, precious ol>stinate. you’d have done it said Mary, somewhat ungraciously, long since, instead of maundering on with that Tom Roylance; fiddling and after a time. . /addling about and doing naught else. "Why are you angry with me, Mary?” naked Savannah, in her soft­ I’ve no patience with you.” est voice. "Tom asked me to stay Mary made no reply to this. She hod "Bless the girl, what’s the matter?" with bls father until his return, if he bad morti than one dispute with her docs return to-night That is why I mother on the same subject, and there cried Mrs. Ashworth. To going out. My Tom’s in trouble, am here. But you and 1 must not had beyn high words between th£m oc­ and I’m going to him. Some villains quarrel at a time like this.” casionally. Mary turned to her companion and "Why don’t you do os I tell you, dare to say he's stolen some of their Mary, las|?" continued Mrs. Ashworth, paltry money, and I’m going to see said readily: "I was wrong. Savannah. Forgive after a panre in whieh she had waited what it means. I’m going to him.” "You can’t do that.’’.said Savannah, me. But I am full of anxiety about vainly for a reply. this; it frightens me. There must be “I don’t want to talk about it now; quietly. Mrs. Ashworth looked from one to some conspiracy against Tom. He is Tm not well enough,” said Mary. so good-natured andopen and trustful But herjmother did not mean to give the other of the girls in wonder. "Who says that?" replied Mary, that anyone can impose upon him. I □p her efforts to induce Mary to take "Who’ll stop wish he would come." what she regarded a.sthe proper course laughing scornfully. in regard to marriage. Moreover, she me? Where my Tom is there Til go.” After a time she rose and made some "You can’t go to him now where he supper for the invalid, who spoke very had turned against Savannah, and when Mary told her what Reuben Gor­ is,” said Savannah again. little, but lay and watched her as she ringe had rsaid about the girl seeking "Why not?" said Mary, her faoe moved about the room. The old man flushing. some other lodging 'Mrs. Ashworth turned to Savannah: "Where is he, then?" asked Mra was pleased. "Will you read to me, child? You “I’m glad of it, that I am. I’ll tell Ashworth in the same breath. will soothe me.’’ Savannah this very night what he’s “He’s probably in gaol by this time,” The girl went to the side of tbe bed ' said, and the sooner she packs the bet­ answered Savannah; and at the words and took up the book that was lying ter. And there’s no reason now why Mary cried out, and would have fallen there—it was a copy of the "Pilgrim’s we should keep her. Where is she in her weakness if her mother had not Progress”—and as soon as Mary bad now?" caught her and half led, half carried finished her preparations began read­ “I don’t know. Maybe with Tom’s her back to her chair. ing aloud from it. father." □er weakness lasted only a minute, Mary sat apart nearer the door, “More likely with Tom himself,” said however, and then she sprang up and waiting and listening for Tom’s com­ Mrs. Ashworth, speaking at random in cried: ing. Presently, she crept gently from her irritation, and haring no particu­ "I—don he the ia room Where room and coor went ot to the ----- ,’t care ------ «.where » andthe went to tne tne door of the lar meaning for the words. my Tom is, ttere I mean to be,” and cottage to wail there. This wa. about "Mother!" eried Mary. with that she (urate to leave Ute col- ten o'clock; ahe knew there wa, a "Mary," answered the mother, imi- tape. train from Presburn about that time. Lating her tone. After a little while she saw her lover's CHAPTER XIIL "If you don’t wont to drive me out of tall figure coming up the street He MARY'S sosncioira. the room you won’t say such tilings as was walking slowly, and his head was "Stay, Mary; you had better hear all that,” said Mary, quietly. ••They pain bent as though he waa in deep thought I have been told before you go." me." She gave a sigh of relief when she Mary turned back, as though she “All righit, my lass, I won’t say any­ him,- XOT for *she to tear fear thought the suggestion good. | saw nim ne had begun to thing morel” “Yes; I should like to hear it When ' not coming might mean the She was fond of the girl, and had no did all this happenT* ■ worst She went to meet him. When wish to hurt her feelings. Bat she “Not long before I came here," an- ho her he »t0PP<^ *nd started. was very anxious to see her married to swered Savannah. I “Mary, you here?” Reuben Gorringe, and was thus very “Did Tom send you to tell me?” | Tho tears were in her voice as She often a most injudicious advocate of "No. I came because I thought it put out her hands to take his, wanting the latter’s cause. She went! now to the girl’s side and would be better for you to hear it from to make him feel her sympathy. ’ me than from anyone else." j “I heard there was some trouble, bent over her and kissed her. “Tom Roylance a thief and in-pris- Tom. Savannah told me.” "I'm sorry I grieved you, my lass,” on," ejaculated Mrs. Ashworth, lifting ! "Why did she speak of it? ShcTsaid she said. | her hands in amazement . she would not" "It’s all jright, mother," answered up"Silence, mother," cried Mary, an * "Not to me?” She was hurt to think Mary, looking up, and smiling. "I know whad you wish, but it can’t be. I grily. “Tom is no thief, and those he should wish to have a trouble who have dared to put him in prison kept ’ secret from her and known to can’t marry a man without caring for will have to pay for it But now, Sa- ' another. him. It goes ugamst nature. Try not van nah, what is it these slanderers say ' "I did not want to trouble you while to wish it cjr speak of it again." against my Tom?" you were ill, Mary.” said Tom, reading She went out of the kitchen then, “They say that a week or two bock ’ her meaning in her question. and thus the discussion ended, as all "I would far rather know it at once," the talk oa! that subject did, by each something in the accounts was noticed | that puzzled them. They said nothingshe ___ ____________ answered. "It is only a cruel keeping hei- own opinion. The nexi two or three doys were a । at the time, waiting to see what hap- ' kindness to keep your troubles from time of great trouble to the girt She pened. Then they decided to make a me.” Then she took his arm. aud clung recovered her strength quickly, though sudden examination into the books, to him and wondered and grieved that she was not able to go to'the mill, and and to see whether the money was he did not kiss her. If she had had a right They came came-—at least, they went trouble, it would have been so sweet, indeed was compelled to slop in the rlghL to the cottage—" i ( she thought, to have been able to tell house. But what perplexed and wor­ “ Were you there?" asked NIary. him and to kias him for the ready ried her moet was the fact that Tom quickly, noticing the slip the other wealth of sympathy which would be Roylance only came once to see her, ! given to her. Such sympathy as bar and then only for a short time, during made in the use of the wortls. "I was sitting with the old man, and heart was bursting to pour forth. the whole of whl^h he seemed ill at had been reading to him," answered I “Let us go in.” he said, after a moease and quite unlike himself. ^vannah flushing slightly as she ment s pause, in which he had felt eTnSavannah Morbyn left the Ash­ spoke. \v ell, they asked at once for barrassed. worths’ cottage on the day after Reuben the money, an-1 ' "Cm yon speak ot this before your Gorringe had spoken about It. She lb. books and lor then and there, father and-and Sarannah?" uked went away with scarcely a word, went Into lhe thing simply telling Mary that she was go­ They were in the front room, and after Mary. a time Tom came back to where 1 was ! "You must not stay in the niriit air ing, and where she had found lodg­ sitting with his father, and he looked lass; you’ll get chilled. Oh! ves: I can ings very r gry and agitated. He went to ( say anything before-them.*” Nary Then cam* dreadful news. Savannah had been to sit with Mary two eveuings, and on the evening of the day before Mary intended to go back to work she came in a state of great excitement "What’s the matter. Savannah?” asked Mary. “Have you heard any news?" asked the other. "News? How should I hear news? I hate not been out" “Has no one been to see you?" “No." • "Have you seen Tom-Tom Roy­ lance?" asked Savannah. “Na. What of him?" .. “Nay. Tuat’s what I would ask "Is anything wrong. Savannah? What is it? TeH me quick. Don’t keep me in suspense. What is it?" Mary spoke rapidly and eagerly. "I don’t know what It is,” answered the other girl, not meeting Mary’s eyes, which were fixed upon her face. *‘But I have heard." "Then what is It? Tell nyj. You have come to tell me; why don’t you do so at once? If he is not ill, and nothing has happened to hurt him. It cannot be anything very serious. Is he leaving the mill, or has lie quar­ reled with Reuben Gorringe?" Savannah bent her dark eves on the others’face. Al the look Mary seemed to feel a strange fear chill her heart, but she would not, show it, and smiled. “What I have to tell you will be a ------ ---- ---- — ■ I « M UrioM lltea. What ta It they aar, MinA —uk__ m «■ * •*kl. “Tom a thief! Thaldoal a drawer, unlocked it and took out a cash box“I heard him exclaim as he took it into his hands, and then he cried, suddenly: “ ‘My God! I’m ruined! I’ve been robbedl My cash box has been broken open I had all the money of the sick fund in it, and every shilling is gone! They’ll think I’ve robbed them.’ “At that moment one of the other men came to the door, and asked Tom if he would take the money Into the next room so that they could count it and check it \ “ ‘Murstone’—it waa Murstone. the ‘Mnrstone. I’ve been rob bed.'said Tom. •The box is empty, and every shilling has been taken away!’ , “Murstone smiled a hard, disbeliev­ ing, mocking smile, whieh drew down the corners of his month, whilst his eyebrows went up, *nd ho shrugged bis shoulders as be answered: " ‘That’s unfortunate,’ in a tone that showed he didn’t believe a word of what Tom said ‘But come, let ns get back and tell the others of your mis­ hap.' “ ’Tom's eyes blazed with rage at the other’s tone and manner, and I thought he waa going to strike him. But he kept his temper, and followed Murstone out of the room, holding the empty cash box dangling from his hand as he walked. " ’Poor fellow. I pitied him.’ “ Tm going out for > Mt. Politer.’ I could rood In the IroobM look ia hl. getting out of earshot of the old man. " There’s trouble and a strange mis- Fuesse<1 "hat be had meant to say, । «Ten before he added, as if to explain . <way h°r thoughts: “Savannah knows thing already." | They went In. and Mary waa relieved 6ce brighter than she had ; thought I ^*e hoped that matters were not so bad as she had feared. But the - first words be spoke killed her hope. They were addressed to Savannah in answer to the searching, anxious look that she directed upon him with th e one-word question: "Well?" “No, it is not well," be answered, playing on the word. "It is not so bad as it might be. But—," and he looked across to where his father lay. "He is asleep.” said Savannah, inter­ preting the look. Then Tom drew the two girls across the room, and in a low voice told them the result of the journey to Presburn. They had not found the man whom they had gone over to see. As soon as Tom began to speak of the matter, Mary read in his eyes and voice and manner how real and terri­ ble was the trouble, and how deeply he was suffering, and she longed in her heart to have the task of comforting him. But Savannah's presence checked her. "What is it they say against you. Ute actaM cterge they nteket” ■•Th*t I have stolen the money of the fond, Mary. That I am a thief. You know I have to collect certain sub^rPtlo“' “4 ttey-woll. it j. Mur- th. money.- WDa’T ‘* OU so Jd somebody's that’s • He. ••Thn--‘vc taken them to-night thJ why. that's Uk« admitting that ^T^e^-n^ttber- aontent to," he an.wered, as If feebly M. M4 M. aad os, M4 on: excusing hie weakness. "Hut about tho money, "he wild, after n pause. "Did you fl™ tltete 'could I dothetyheMelalmed, ratter irritably. "DMnH Savannah tell you that It had been stolen out of the cosh-box?" “Was it the fund money tnat was stolen?” m a ■Yes. Mary; of course It w »• answered, again speakii« Irritably. “Don't you understand? Von know I pat tbe money always in that °-sh’ box jnst as I collected It. and kept It there until I |»kl it over to l*”’"en he came from Ite'shurn. W hen l wwnl to get It this evening, to show that It tallied with tte accounts, it was gone. That's lhe whole thing in a nntahau. The tone in which he spoke hurt the girl. It seemed as « he resented her questions. "But If it was only twelve or thir­ teen pounds-you have more than that in the savings bank, Tom; and you can give them that, can’t you? Surely they cannot punish you because some one has stolen the money from you. That, at the worst, would be your loss, not theirs. Bad enough, of course; but not nearly »o had as—as the other." I tiM SOAF criM SANTA CLAL'S.' SANTA CLAUS 'W* TW I L FAIRBANK COMPANY, CHa„, Reduced fr»m rum 8. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wiv. was troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, his stomach was disordered, his liver was : affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and be was terribly reduced In flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. HL. had a running sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitter* and sewn boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and his leg Is sound and well. John Speaker. Catawba, O., had five large fever sores on his leg, doctors said be was Incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. • activity tar THE FORUM. thocibttal Utcntan D. W. Faller, of Canajoharie. N. Y., ttys that be always keeps Dr. Kings New Discovery in tbe House and bls family has always found the very best results follow Its use; that he would Dot be without It, it procurable. G. A. Dykeman, Druggist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Drt King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best cough remedy; that be has used it in bls family for eight years, and it has never failed to do all tliat is claimed for IL Why not try n remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Large size 50c and 81.00. Bucklen't Arnica Salfe The best salve in tl>c world for ____ cuts,, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum., fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure plies or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 15 cents per box. For sale by W. IL Goodyear, the druggist. >:• < SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. Fenm it mw as cheap aa the BMfftziiet of were eitertilMttt THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST. OF THE GREAT REVIEWS. . Tbe Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New Yori ■ a Ludington Is to have a bask with SfiO.000 capital. M«,l,t« l« won to twenty-Oflli anniversary. celebrate | ter Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castaria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Brartet ferer j, rulnt el Huiedale. Re?. K. 11. Inman, BepUit elenrrmnn nt Oenterallle. Mkb., ray. be bu nenr route U, equal to ''Adironda,* Wbeelar’, Heart and Nerae Cura. Sold! by W. H. Goodyear. United Brethren ot Dundee will build • chureh. It may eave yon time and money to be TbeNew York Weekly Tribm teraaperUla I, tbe kind meet In ta,or with tbe medical nroteealoo. '\<b* •1*‘"1*r'1 *"<1. ax each, tte only blood-puriBer admitted et Cblcafo World1, Pair. K°T'nnnent bulldlny eo,t .Ji!?“<>lbe weartero ot K’’’b*?°4 were D1,<le ">°re healthy "fore It reeetea tbe brain. A Tert SarMparilla purlin and eltalln the blood ^alhn*'O’rione to htaitb ot body and at Po?u£' "TralI'-a" «•“ »' Bucklngbam’a Dye for Ute Whbken’ J068 thoroughly, coloring a uaifonn brown or black, whieh wf J? will neither rub, wash off, nor soil ||RJJ ONE YEAR FOraONLT $1.00, 01511 IN dbV/INtt- ” * dUgraoeful ahaanr aba triad, angry and indignant at the men aocnaaUon agaiaat him. “How maoh boo“d oro to tte United State, Conn*" Address slForders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. misatagr 7 7 “ »i^t tJX^’ ,p*‘k ***aowta aoout twelve or thirteen pouads: I Utet there I. «■»<* Ui*t*lto«ether." "Well. yoe �■ia. - ta ’ Xl •*- jj*^ '•’* '■ Y • » i* -Lt-'rfs tr~' • i* 1 ■ j’v jJ " ---------- ----------------------------------- - ------- VITAL TO MANHOOD UNDER MARTIAL LAW. Tbe Eltuation In Itagton and Florence were In a atate' of InanrrecUon he Ml It hi. duty toi exert himself to tbe utmost to uphold the dignity and preoervo tho peace of tbe state. The trouble he ukl wm a fight between “hoodluma and' intel-1 ligence." Aaked if his aoldiera would shoot if the necessity arose, he an- ! awered: “Well, you ought to have heard them cheer when I told them to1 shoot” “What .effect will the present dis-1 turbance have upon the dispensary I law?" J 1। . “It will strengthen .it,’ rSf“id’ promptly. TL .“TLT u“.“ “.”1 bances have* been ” brought* on by the' low-down whisky element and by the violent opposition tn the measure which the cities have made. The issue is whether the slate is to be turned over to*, .hoodlums and toughs or—be „ - --------Th7^1t win ,ci'f The will in fs favor of the dis­ „ result W ~ be ”“ “ of "¥ dtepensaries." p"1**rl’*_ ' South Carolina a Serious One. I I ‘Wtenins ot Brain, Mtelnir tomnfty, ariacr/j decay, death, Premature Old Aga, Earronncw, Ix>m ol abuse. ovwr-Iadulgvnco. A month’* treatmuni, fl, fl fur »S, by mall. With each order for 6 boxes, with f6 will send written guarantee to refund If"nr t cured. Gtmnmteettarasd by agent. WEST’S LIVER ?(LIM curue Sick Headache, ltl)i.otunn«s, Liver Oomplulnt, Sour Stomach. Dyspepria aud Ocoatipstkia. ' GUARANTEES tMUud ouly by W. H. tioodvear. Sole Agent, Hastings. TIME TABLE. W In effect February II. 104. -Jt Stations. Z,Ox NORTH. Chlcagd Lv..................... Kalamazoo Lv.............. Rkhlanff’junc’t Cressey .......................... Milo................................. Cloverdale..................... Hastings.................... [ P. ID. 11 to a. in. S 13 •6 23 •6 33 •S'31 •6 42 fl 54 7 02 •7 1J 7 23 Mutinous Militiamen Are FOUR MEN KILLED. Columbia. & Q, March 3L—The j passions aroused ,by the dispensary law and the system had the long expected i result in a fight at Darlington Friday afternoon, in which at least two spies anti two citizens were shot to death and three men were badly wounded. Twenty-one other spies took to the swamps. In the fight at Darlington Frank E. .■ Nonu.nl, . prorai„ent young ln»ur»nM m»i>, and u man named Redmond Irom .' Nnrth Carolina and Constable. McLennon and Pepper were killed outright. 1 r Lrnebwl. ", Darlington, S.C.. Chief of Police Dargan. K. D. Lucas h„ ,------April ’5. '2.—A courier ----------and Louis Norment were shot and dan- ™ JUSt a™ve<i £rotn ------thojcountry near -----------------------------geroualv wounded. I। 1 Immune-Ill., announcing »K- —"lb»l two .plea were found dead In tbe wood, State of Insurrection. Columria, «. c.. April A—Gov. Till-'| near that place al a late hour Saturday alternoon. mau han declared Darlington and Florenee counties in a state of insurrec- ? tion. He has also ordered the railroad authorities not to transport any bodies of men unless authorized by him. The 1 Ovals Grove...,'.-... •7 4X Woodbury .....................• 7 5 I’in D. L. A* .V. landing.... J................8 M Detroit............................ 11 4U Grand Rapids............... Chicago Ar............... Kalamazoo Ar East Cooper Lv Richland Junct.... Cressey..................... Milo Delton..................... 9 25 £» 17 Cloverdale Shultz Hastings................ Coals Grove Woodland Woodbury................ Ila />. A. A- .V Lansing Detroit.... Grand Rapids.I 8 id ♦< ;i Traverse City Charlevoix Petoskey Bay View GOV. TILLMAN. FElM WASHINGTON . WMnlJIUJVj. • ’ | ■ i ! ' ; ; ; i • ' ' । ; railroads thus far refused compliance, The governor has ordered the telegraph companies not to transmit any news of u warlike tendency. This order lias ' likewise been refused. , Tlllmtm'ft Proclamntion. The governor’s proclamation declar­ ing Darlington and Florence counties in insurrection is as follows: •‘Whcveas, Certain persons have assembledI in tho counties of Darlington anti Floroacti and are in open rebellion against tbe authorities ot the government of this state, and it has be­ come impracticable to enforce by the or- ! dlnary course of judicial proceedings the laws of lhe state within said counties now, therefore, I, B. R Tillman, governor of the state of South Carolina, do proclaim snch persons so assembled to bo In open re bellion against the l»w«. ot the stale, and I de hereby command all such us.nemblages of Insuraents to disperse and retire peaceably tc their respective abodes within twenty-four, hours." ; Telegraph Companies Hnjolned. , Judge Watts, of the state courts, on> 1 an injunction against the Western1 Union Telegraph company's manager,> Gray, restrtiiniug him from accepting! messages for transmission on the Dar­• lington trouble unless sent by state authorities. Manager Gray has re­ ferred tho matter to the New York ! authorities, wh ch will probably in­ ' struct him to receive and send all mesI sages. The governor, it is deolared, 1 will take .possession of the office if the j order of Judge Watts is not complied wjth STATE OF TRADE. But Lawsuite are to be avoided by all honorable means. Nine times in ten the result is satisfactory to neither side. The Portland Argus, however, lately recorded one striking exception: A Portland-lawyer says that not long ago a man came into his office thor­ oughly angry, as men usually are when BENATB. they go on such errands. He had called Washington, March 2A — Funeral upon a debtor and asked him politely services ovar the remains of Senator for the payment of a bill of two dollars Colquitt took place in the senate yea urd,y No trnntacted. . and fifty cents and had been abused i Washington, March 29.—Resolntlona for his pains. Now he wanted the law­ yer to collect it were introduced in tho senate yester­ The lawyer demurred. The amount day asking the secrotary of war whether subordinate employes and was too trifling. It would cost the whole of it tn collect it laborers engaged by engineer offi­ “No matter,” said the client “I cers have been employed or dis­ । don’t care if I don’t get a cent so long charged for . political reasons; di- | ■ as that fellow has to pay it” reeling the finance commitee to pre- : pare a bill for the repeal of all laws II 80 the lawyer wrote tho debtor a letter ’ and in due time the latter appeared in I authorizing the secretary of the tress- ' ury or oiuor other luierwivinterest- |I high dudgeon. He didn't owe any “ ■>' uj issue bonds or bearing obligations without specific ucauujj uuiinuiums wiihoul speciuC two dollars and fifty cents and he authority, and one calling for Informa- I, wouldn't pay it “Very well,”‘said the lawyer; “then lion regarding changea made In theI1 weight or floeneta of .Urer coir, of all- my instructions are to sue. But I hardi ly ; ver standard countries. A bill to pro- think it will pay you to stand a suit ' I vide for tbe free and unlimited coinage for so small a sum." “Who’ll get the money if I pay it?” ' of silver was introduced by Mr. Stew. I asked the man. art, of Nevada. The lawyer was obliged to confess | Washington, March 30.—The pension I appropriation bill was reported to the : that he should. “Oh, well," said the debtor, “that’s senate yesterday and the house joint I ’ another matter. If Me------ isn’t going resolution appropriating $10,000 addi-. . tional to carry out the provisions of to get it I am perfectly willing to pay New York, March SI.—in its review of the state of trade Bradstreet’s says: “The features of the business week inriudo ovldeacen ot Inoreoelng volumes of trade al castera cities. Whien are offset by checks to the movemsttt of staple merchundtac ut other centers owing to storms and cold weather and by dam­ age to crops caused by the unusually low tem- 1 perature northwest and south All western cities note the unfavorable influence of recent cold weather. There is u smaller volume ol trade in most lines at Chicago, tho exception being among dealers In pig Iron, where the de­ mand exceeds expectations. A similar report is made by Bt. Louis dealers in crude iron and by jobbers In dry goods, millinery, hats, hard­ ware and shoes. “Kansas City trait and produce men are said to bo discour aged at reports ot killing frosts. At Omaha business ta less active, than a week neo. although buyers in many Ifiaianeu*- ore dtapoecd to make larger pureliokes At Milwaukee, St Paul, Mtnncapolta and Duluth thu feature In trad- circles has been the temporary eheck to to business due to unseasonable cold wcathar. ' ••Failures - for lhe week number 238 in the United States, ugaln-tl itX> last year, and 33 in Canada, against S8 last year. The liabilities for three weeks of Marco thus fur reported have teen 91O.dOl.90l, of which H,*to.ll8 were of manufacturing and H.—l.UH-1 ot fiadlnx coneerns. The returns so far indicate a smaller aggregate for March than tar February." , MR. CRISP DECLINES. BOTH PARTIES PLEASED. ’ Work of Our Liwnakens in the Fifty-Third Oonffresa i the Chinese exclusion act and the MeGarrahan land claim bill were passed. The Home. , Washinoton, March 28.—Bills were intrpduced in the house yesterday for the reduction of compensation of persons in tbe government service; to incorporate the “American College ot Musicians" for the promotion of music in the United States, and to amend the interstate commerce lew by repealing . I The debt was paid, the lawyer pock। cted the amount, and, what it* very unusual, all parties to the suit were perfectly satisfied. 1-----------------------------' THE ENGLISH WASP PLAGUE, 1 — ------- « .. . -— □ Efllraclous Method of Destroying ! Nests tn the Ground. ’ .. Tho wasp plague continues to cause Convenience in tiio ncig-hlxre- may well be said of the Superior Medicine, the standard blood-pwrifier, SARSAPARILLA Its long record assures yon that what has cured nthers • will cure you GOOD ADVICE. Every patriotic Utiren should give his personal effort and influence *o increase the circulation of his home paper which teaches the American policy of Protec­ tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect in every way possible. After the home paper is taken care of, why not sub­ scribe for the American Economist, published by the American Protective Tariff League? One of its correspon­ dents saysx “No true American can get along without it. I consider it the greatest and truest political teacher in the United States.” Seed postal card request for free sample copy.- Address Wilbur F. Wake, man. General Secretary, 135 West 23d CAUTION. all punishments by imprisonment for hood of Dover, England. ’ ’ * curious ’ ’—' in­ A violation, ot tbe interstate commerce . cidcnt cldcnt hippenedI recently in h»pi>ened recently in a a village village bottom, put him down su» a fraud. net and rendering tho offending oorpo- '. near near Sandwich. Snmlwich. A A laborer dtacorcrcd laborer doBcoverud ration itself punishable. a wasp's nest, and, struck with the Washington, March 29.—In the house beauty of its formation, took it home yesterday an attempt to discuss the two and carelessly put it aside, with the obelection cases of O’Neill 1vs. Joy ’ and’ o£ it to a naturalist. The siroR English vs. Hilborn showed of a the » - lack iproved to be full of eggs, which eeWDlES a quorum. «*•ofV**V . VUO , theW«WU1M» warmth theaauiaoc houseussutuytu developed Washington, March 30.—The presi- durinp lhc n5ght into hundreds of dent’s message vetoing the Bland silver wasps. -When — • L •^L75 the family awoke on seigniorage bill was received by the Sunday morning the house wasswtirm’ No business was ing with wasps, and the family had to bouse yesterday. ^Bqys transacted. make their escape as best they could. Washington, March 81.—In the house Some of them were severely stung. yesterday Mr. Bluud gave notice that ( A correspondent of or the utc Newcastle Newcastle A correspondent onTuesday next he would move to pass chronicle writes: It may be of value to the seigniorage bill over tne veto. No 8uffererh from the present wasp plague business was transacted. to know the following simple and most Washington, April 2. Bills were in- efficacious efbcacious method method of of destroying destroying nests nests troduced in the house Saturday for the in the ground: Procure from lhe chem­ free aud unlimited coinage of silver ist some cyanide of potassium, dissolve doliaas of 418Jt grains and for an ad- it in water (about four-ounces cyan ide ditional district judge for the Northern to a quart of water), and pour a smu^l THEEWORLD. district of Illinois. The river and quantity of the mixture into tlie W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylhh, easy fit­ harbor bill was reported, and the re­ mouth of the hole. The result is mar­ ting, and rive better satisfaction at the prices ad- . vertised than any other make. Try otic pair and mainder of the day was devoted to velous. ’ Wasps returning homo, enter be convinced. The stamping of W, L. Douglas eulogies upon the life, character and to leave no more. Those* already at name and price on the bottom, which guarantees public services of the late Represeuta- home remain there permanently. The their value, saves [thousands of dollars annually Tillman has granted to tbotc who wear them. Dealers whr. push the tive O’Neill, of Pennsylvania. j work should be done quietly about ■k i F'S Washington. March 81. — Speaker Crisp ion Friday evening , notified Gov. Nortben by telegraph of his declina­ tion of the appointment to be United State® arnator for lhe unexpired term of the late Senator Colquitt In his telegram Speaker Crisp । says a very large majority of! the democratic members of the bouse। have united in the request that he con­ tinue to serve aa speaker for the re-■ i of Gov. mainder of the session,request and although deeply grateful to the governor, and, ■ale of W. L. Douglas Sbccs gain customer*, which helps to increase the salesonlbeir full line although sacrificing a cherished ambi-; . midday, whdn most of the wasps are cox’eVs army. —.W I . '■ I -- ...... . I SA . . 1 1 M . A t.a. A, tion, a sense of duly impels him to de1 out. We have , destroyed in the last vour footwear of The dealer advertised befow. dine the appointment Route of Ma-ch ot tbe Commonweal eve ten days about eighteen br twenty " G»ti lorue free upon application. Address, During the Week. 1 large nests in this way with perfect CARRIED OVER THE FALLS. | W. L. DOUGLAS, B.-”* ktpn, Ma»a. Sok by Braver Falls, Pa., April 2.—Coxey’s success. The cyanide of potassium army of 800 men marched into this city should, of course, be handled carefully, for Life at Spokane. yesterday afternoon. The following is being a deadly ... poison. Spokane, Wash., March 31.—John the route of march for the commonweal PECULIAR OCCUPATION. Horton, a carpenter, fell from the during the current week: Monday. Aprils— Reach Scwlckly. Pu., march new Tost street bridge into the Picturesque Procession of Ciaiu Spokane river above the main falls ot 18 miles Tuesday. April 3-Keach Allegheny, Pa., 9 Each person eats on the average • •- was * Thursday afternoon and swept the tide’s going out nt Jamaica With F over 1,000 meals per year. To pro­ march ot 11 miles DtapcnMMrlvs Destroyed. c s ; down to death. He made a gallant bay a queer pursuit daily is ennoted perly flavor these would require Wednesday. April -4-Reach Pittsburgh. Pa., say 17 cents worth of Diamond j It is the governor’s purpose to mob- fight for life,, cheered by 400 persons oa march ot I mllft . north of the breakwater opposite COPYRIGHTS.^ Cryatal Salt. This Is a trifle greaU Thursday, April 5—Reach White Hall, Pa, i ilize 12,01)0 inen-at Darlington, but he the shore and bridges, but it was hope­ Canarsie. Near low tide, as the flats i er outlay than if the other kinds CAM I OBTAIN A PATMNTf ftar a ot 8 miles. L were niwd, but 6 cents would less. . The swift current pulled him march finds the task difficult in the extreme. Friday. April fi-Reach FinlayviUe, Pa.. first appear from the receding waters, a more than cover tbe difference, experience tn the t>at«it buxtncM. Commnnin*। In the meantime the citizens of Dar- into the cataract and there he was -march ot B milesstrange bare-legged human figures be­ ■ and pay for the luxury of having tlons rtrtctly eonthlenttaL A Hnudbeek ot In­ Saturday. April 7—Reach Bentlyvflle. Pa. gin to pace the narrow mud strip. As • lington, Florence and vicinity all go quickly pounded to death. His body formation concurnlng Pateuta and bow to ol>* march of UH miles . I armed and prepared for trouble. Local hua not been recovered. the wet. brown expanse widens and Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive ; dispensaries at perhaps a dozen points lengthens they are joined by others, Twenty Tears in tbe Penitentiary. FtK-cial notler-In the Scientific American. «»d [ have been raided and their contents j a dozen or more of men and boys thus are brought widely before tbe public with­ Alexandria, Ind., April 2.—At 11:30 until -------------------------. . St. Joseph, Mo., April 3.—The sen­ out cost to tbo Inventor. Tb is .splendid naper. । run out Scouting parties have | o’clock Saturday night an explosion of arc patrolling the level ooze with down­ Issued weekly, elegantly fllustraie&lasby tetha national Punshon murder trial came to laivert etrculitlon of any m natural gas wrecked a barber-shop in 1 cast eyes, as if in deep meditation or been after the constables who escaped, a close Saturday with the jury sen ­ i and while some of them are now safe instead of the other kinds. But the this city, in which several customers hunting for the traditional needle tencing Thomas Punshon to twenty important thing about It is tbe finer arsii.trIn colorsTiin?" • from capture others are liable to be flavor your food will have and the years in the penitentiary. Last July were waiting. The shop was set on usually ascribed to the haystack, bouses, with plans, cnablliur i taken, and in the mood of the people fire and four men were burned to death, j These men - arc “treading clams" greater protection your health will latest deslsn* and secure eon Punshon, who had separated from his receive when you use the salt that’s^ in and around Darlington may meet wife, inveigled her into a cab, and Three others were taken out badly in- ' —that is, feeling for these shell-fish all salL Ask your Grocer fori jured. The dead are as follows: Harry with their feet, which sink to the ankle death speedily. Not in thirty years DIAMOND CRYSTAL. If bo has I while on one of the principal streets ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE. not got It, write to ua If you make 4 has there been such estrangeihent be­ drew a revolver and shot her dead. He Bowyer, Jesse Harrell, Ora Ball. Charite* ttt every step. The clam of Canarsie Notice Is hereby given, th tt In pursuance of 1 butter, investigate our Dairy Salt; a C ... tween different factions and element* . claimed that she had committed suicide Hoover. does not, like his sand-abiding brother- an order granted, to the uodenthmed, Melville there's money in IL Address of the soft shell, indicate his presence J. Bigelow. Administrator of<U>e estate of Julia of South Carolina. Diamond Crystal Salt Co., j because he would not live with her. FL Stuart, deceased, by tbe Judge of Probate I Selma, Ala, April 2.—While sev- by a hole, but lies in soft mud near the for the county of Kalamazoo, on tbe 18tb day AddreMcd by the Goy*rnor. ST. CLAIR, niCM. ^w?L»j 1 eral negroes were shrouding Antony surface, and can be located onl<by the ot December A. D . iwo, there win be *oM ac At 5 o’clock marching orders were Pbobia. Ill, March 31.—One killed, Becton a lamp was knocked over. It ‘ sense of toubh. The clam treader thus Public Vendue, to tbe highest IJdder at toe given to the troops stationed nt the ■ Yankee Springs povoffice. frontdoor. In tbe penitentiary. Gov. Tillman addressed fifteen injured, --------------, . at least three of them 1 exploded and set the building on fire. • has in his avocation an excitement county of Barry. State ot Mlchlgaa, oa Wednea* them, saying: ' ! ' { fatally, -----------------and the destruction ---of ... 840.000 The corpao WM removed, and John ’ akin to that of a lottery, in which he day th* 2nd day of May A. 1). ISM. atone o’clock in tbe afternoon of that day. (subject to all en­ nf property nronertv is the terrible se se-­ john8on> Maxey and Julia Brown 1 sometimes draws worse than a blank cumbrances by way of Mortgage or otherwise -As chief executive ot South Carolina I wish vrorth of to say a tew words to you before your de- quence of the collapse of the west ran buck to save the furniture. The ! when his foot encounters a broken bot- existing at tbe time of the Heath of Julia E. Stuart or at tbe time ot said sale, tbe foL The Community Shocked. p.ru.ta t Uteri, you tar *• blufl wwer of tho Peoria Water eomj-----------------------------»v,»m and .rwl they thnv were w.i-o tie, or a crab, causing his sedate pace lowing desrrlbed real estate tO-wli: door closed behind them “ Last evening, just after tea, while Mr. io*tbe cil" tor duty. Many ot you patty, located at the corner of South The south east quarter of the north west to change to capers not unworthy the fatally burned._______ _______ (M) of Keetlon thirty-four (S4e tn town­ Thomas Hartman, a prominent and highly- havo doubts >s to ihe justice ot the Bourland and College streets. 'It was ballet Strung out in an irregular line, quarter ship number three (3) norib of range uumber Russell Sage to Pay •95.000. resjiected tv.-tjrvt.tvu citizen, , itixcii, apparently apjrcti vtetnj in IU lhe m«vbest ----- —of| cause for which you go. You are reform demo10:20 Friday morning that theaccicarrying baskets and buckets, with ten (10) west. New York, March 31.—Robert Laid­ Dated, Kalamazoo. Mich.. March H. ilM. health and spirits, wm reading a newspaper, crats M(j mils, but all South Carolinians, happened and Ito exact manner their straw hats and white or colored the .beet .uddeu.ywi £££"; * ^To.^ 1. pcrfec^inezpUcatta Mkuviu.n J. tttoauow. iow was on Friday given a verdict for shirts a-flapping. these treaders make Administrator Estate of Julia E Stuart, de1*25,000 damages against Russell Sage, . placed one hand orer a picturesque procession, which con ­ itnlr hick L. in bi* il chair, erideudy uncon";ta>« •».•_• ■»*?? I Cloartot —. Clearing IIoum c.eb.or Exchanges. the Wall street millionaire. Sag* had I tinues until, with turn of tide, the rish_„L _ ,-----------» — ,, u and until it la repealed or declared unconstitu­ New Yokk, March 81.—The exchanges used u>ed Laidiow. Laidiow, who was waaacterx tn his ma 7"“"*" themnff the scious. Tlie family were stricken with con- . tional by the supreme court a clerk in MORTGAGE HALK. sternalion, and immediately summoned a ,। . at the leading clearing houses in tbe aH a shield ‘ saieiu to uv protect piuiwu himself 1 , Default having been made In tbe conditions Not an Invasion of Private Rights. United States during the week ended from a crazv dynamiter ' ------- lu' 4 “ uatsof a certain mortgage made by Martin V. Bar­ physician. But il was too late. The«___old j who sought to ---------------- ------------“The newspapers have sown the rood of dls-. _a | tup uvna^u^-.. —----------ker and Harriet Idea Barker, bis wife, - teaching . .... v - . there are portions Af gentleman was dead. Physicians gave ive heart ; corJ- b you *that of yesterday 4 An interesting Fish. aggregated 1741,401,756, murder the^nillionaire. to Grorge F. Kenaaton. and dated February tbs lB law disease as lhe cause.”—Holbrook Herald.• I j lDW „ „which U1V.. Invade private -------- rights - They against 1885,001,934 the previous week. Tte Jtow • Law. The gold fish, which is distributed 23. 1W4 and recorded In tt»e t-HIce of (be liegiitrr of Deeds, for the County of Every day the papers contain statements know that when tney **y that they lie The The decrease, compared with the cor­ D«. MfflKts. Ia . March 31. —The o’" »'*r|y »>• P»r«« ot |h' ’’orld^is Barn* In tin State of Michigan. February 29, .iu.il^ta the^bota. similar to the above. L.~~ jyoud.-jtajjr —---------------- mo.’important witter m connection one of the most interesting member, 1F81, In liber 17 of inurtgagus oa pag*» W8 and responding week in 1893, was 29.3. fense against heart disease, and the awful moav iuir.iL _ -----the finny tnbc n apparently is 219 on which mortgage there Is claimed to be are not telling the truth when they try to make due-at the date of this notice tbe sum' of four . with the legislature on Friday waa the Many Killed rapidity with which it is claiming victims you beliere that these men in Darlington were to atmospheric hundred and forty-or.r doll ini and thirty-nine arsaw, March 30.—Tie shaft of a announcement in Bienmng vuoir ।I' W wauoAn, ‘ is message from the very susceptible forces upon all a conviction of its prevalence. defending their liberties, cents and no suit or proceedings at law tisvluE changes, and anyone who takes the ••1 mid in my message to the legislature that mine at Koszelew collapsed Thors' governor just before the noon adjourn ­ been instituted to recover the amount secured Reader, if you have a symptom of this ‘1 ninu iu uij - ---- -- -------, , force ot convtablea would not bo.’neces --------------------------------------“'Voa'u r'X­ d»y.«w*DgMriou.ln~ot Uta Tbu. menlsvlughe h«l .igned tbe MyUn trouble to note its actions in tho bv said mortgage »>r any part thereof. Notice dread disease do not hesitate a moment ia a large aquarium will be astonished to find Is therefore hereby given that on tbe 2Mh day sary U tbe police of tho towns would enforce f— ar eleven bodies have been recovered, ' mulct, local option and license bill. of May. IMH st 10 o'clock Iu tbe forenoon there attending to it. Delay is always dangerous, tbo law. but they would not do this. — Tho disthat the beautiful little fish is a true will be sold al ihe north front door of the and in heart disease too often fatal. Some penaary law Is not the issue now but so long Md - -----------------------------number of bodies have been reConsuls Must Get Out. prophet in matters relating to changes court house. In the City of Hastings, itranty of symptoms of heart disease shortness of books, so help me God, 1 moTed f rOm the mine seriously injured, , Ba are it is on ihe statute Managua, April 2. —The Nicaraguan in the weather. When an area of low­ Barrv and State ot Michigan, wdd court house , breath, fluttering, or palpitation, pain or intend to enforce fu” 1 vans Them xnesu Coward*, । ------------- --- government has decided that it will er temperature, with rain or snow, is I tenderness in left .U<-, side, shoulder, cr or arm, its ij Calls Referring Wabhincton. March 31. — Senator withdraw the exequaturs of tho Ameri- approaching, the gold fish remains miliregular pulse, smothering, weak or hungry j Referring to to the the muiluuos mutinous mill-J tin comnaniea at at Columbia, Columbia, Fl< Florence, ' Stewart, of Nerada, has iteued a card c,n and Engli.li con.nl. >>««■ Tbe near the surface of the water, while if spells, fainting spells, dropsy, etc. te republican , cause this Uaction is allegedclear, to be sunshiny weather is expected gage as above vet forth, with the Intern C.UM for th I. for action Charles Raven. York. Pa., writer ’I offered Sumpterand Ch.rle.ton, Gor. Tillman to the effect that ho Irft the republican on, and tho costa, chanrrs and expreua party more than t^ro years 8go because ’ their interference in theaf-Bluetields af- it will almost always be found near ed *-------sears 1cm because ♦h.ir interference in the Bluetields from heart dlwaM 22 yean. Frequently my denounced them ns cowards He con-----by law and provided 'or tn said in heart would seem to jump into my mouth, and my said premises being M'uate In the City that party was in favor of the single­ fairs. tiro center of the reservoir. condition made me very melancholy. Physician* cluded: tings In the County of Barry, and 1 p delicate and dangerous ^14 gtandard and is now a populist. gave me no relief. 1 became so much worse Inst Nine Victims of Fira. Michigan and drscrf1»rd m foHows: C Same Thing. miMton.^'o^must remember that Ibo' DarI was net expected to live, but wm todnwa a* a is,t fhs Dar- 0 , 1 1 — ing foar rod,i cart snd thirty-three » McKkndbke. W. Va.» March 30.--John tart resort to uw Dr. Mile*' New Heart Cure. The llnffton people are our teflow-dtlzons. but they An Irishman went to a lawyer with two reel south on a continuous Uneof . at tMs place was a case, but the attorney wanted a re­ Street from the smith east comer nt •eennd day T frit greatly relisved, aad aVthe ma San Francisco, March 80.—The su- Witt’s residence of ten days 1 Mt like a king. My greUtuds b tos are in insurrection and it to neoerosry tot you block five Cii.vmbrrlaln^ addttton to th burned and his eight little children afld 10 go mero - ---------------------- rr “ M pre me court holds that the act of the tainer. The .Irishman was poor, and Hastings, tbenee south twestv-two a toiro there to uphold tbe law. You deep for exnre**lon.” ’ . arm or of inc the »»w law and jvm you — nn»t — treat the IM ng ieei*l»ture in removing the capi- Miss Mollie Hettrick perished in tbe finally the lawyer said he would take twenty-nine rods, north twenty-two rt Joseph Rockwell. Unitratown, Pa., a«d ® arm ” -72 _ consideration. but if you are iaat ^S1**1* K " years, eaye: “ For four yeani prevkxrt to oegin- ton people with consideration, flames. tbe case on a contingent fee. It was mst it ® orr anarchy nlng tbe use of Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure I wm ordered to shoot you must , do do it *n*r0^{_will tol from Sacramento to ban Jose v as settled, says an exchange, but the con­ . law*Dolgeville, N. Y.. March 8L—Frits tingent-fee part of the agreement both­ of Cbarata-rtalnta addition to wbl* mn»l be” ph.ia or the“er.ie ..'SriXiXn. forerrineut wm «m ta be I KibetslePj. a shoemaker and a socialist, ered the client. He confided his ignor­ sou Street to norporatlon line, cured me St. Pjctembvno, March SL—Russia . J. D Bethards. High Point. Ia.. make* tbe fol­ the laughing stock of the world. murdered his wife and four children ance to his friend. Poddy, and aakod radon linn twenty nine rods, » aa passed a law against American inlowing statement: “ I wm a- wreck from hesit' * His Men Will Shoot“An* it ia the dtaeare anrt stomach trouble when I beg** urine Columbia. 8. C, April a. —Th* A**o- ,cr,‘ncfl eompardta, forMddtsff lhe ton- yesterday and then committed suicide. for an. explanation. I- Miler New Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver meanin’ .nf a contingent fee yer after ri-ted Prt-M representative b»4 » *— rills. A* a result of their uro I am welh" elated tine — system. knowln'? Sure, IU tell ye. A coatinDr. Miles' New Heart Cure to sold by_all dror ten^hy interview* with Gue. TiUntan . gtata on a positive guarantee, or ront by tty Df; Lcr^'2’ the exeeutlre mansion Sundey BitarMOesi Medlra! Oo.“ Elkhart. Ind . oa receipt ef At tho Bomi, Mm, March HL-Jaac e. las has filed an opinion in the United the lawyer gits nothin'; if ye win you STer noon. The gorernor staled tltat in his | a^Tth.T^^authore-, dted j State. «“»git nothin*.” * . __ a.___ fap UKtOrtllBu. S2 FrWVBtUeHotaiWBtar^ •stops <»n uiiij. 'Uhnt* must signal trains i»t flag stations as *«o*ij as they vau be e-ft-eight trains will be run at tbe. cowenlenc- . of the company, who rrserve the right to chan, e the time of such tr*ln* without notice. , N'<> <> will wait at Woodbury for passengers. Iron: Mol 1 on 1). 1.. & N. Baggage musi'be at the depot at least 8 mlnut-s before leaving time of trains, w> that agent* may have time to check It properly; otherwise it mav not go forward until next train. W. 3. Dewing. Gen’l Manager. H. C. I’oitkr. Gen’l P. & T. Act L Bekobant. Bupt. puooo•*, Mealsfor /FiveCents W. L. Douglas S3 SHOE WOOLLEY & BRONSON. IC WEMMRK ^ Diamond Crystal Salt SUDDEN DEATH! I । �MOUOCO hats* at V* up* —ay ©over, „ I uniting- art Upa to *o the tr greaay eorer. the magiatratn auggeaUd Ing al Piwbrrtrtan Farmam *ext 1Mo"t' jlrtereuiKra ------- rvupoa Ulo fir-1­“ I1 a* a compromise ■ At a V — open the TO!" that he rolday. Ladles all Invited to this interest tune and Idas one of the leave*. To ing meeting. SHAND RAHIM. Continuedfrom fourth page Tbe Loyal Legion Band ot Hope meet this the doctor also objected on s*ni- opposira union mpot. at lhe Presbyterian Parsonage on next Vary grounds and he was finally alKATES gl.M per dar. Hoorn. So eenta. Intending candidates can <el some Impor-1 1 lowed to swear by holding up hl* Friday afternoon. Mr.1. is ceula. Sinam Heal ta»«t pointers from these facts. Ye Experience Meeting at ye Parish hands." " . BEACU a BOOTH. It 1* clear, say* »the Philadelphia The great fight in lhe city this year was , house, iivu^ near wre-> ye Episcopal - —ebureb ---------- —on ye ' on Recorder, the vote for which was a eveB|Dg Of Thursday ye 5tb day of ye Press, with such pressure brought to tie. month month of of April. April. Anno Anno Domini, Domini, 1804. 18S4. Ye Ye bear in support of the ancient un­ in Johnstown. Willard Nye, rep., was I doora ot ye Parteb House shall be open at wholesome and repulsive practice of elected Supervisor by 80 majority, bls ; 7 of ye clock, and ye price to enter will be kisaing a dirty Dible, handled and opponent receiving only 05 votes. Willard , ten of ye American coins, called cents. Ye kissed by the uncleanly and diseased makes a No. I Supervisor and tbe people , vexed labor queatlon will be solved satis- without discrimination, only the per­ evidently appreciate it. In Barry, Gideon ' factorlly by ye women of ye town of Haa- sistent and enlightened few w’ill es­ Hujcbre received 08 majority being 40 »»" tings, — and dfertnr during th* the time required for ve ye cape the odious exaction. The law of more than his opponent received votes. solving, unseeming levltie will be test rain­ thia state allows anyone to swear by Gid has looked after Barry*8 Interests In a ed by ye constable Hercules Hardbitten uplifted hand, and in the western part Ye fry«-d cakes and doughnuts with ye busineM-like way, and,t!ie voters couldn’t of the state no other farm of oath la ■ show their appreciation In any more sub­ coffee will l>e passed freely >among all ye uieime and women folke. Any who come In use. Philadelphia with character­ stantia! manner. in. after bearlug ye experiences of ye wo­ istic conservatism clings to the old Republican Supervisors from Carlton, men folks, and aftei eating what they lyke. form, and risks the propagation of Hope. Woodland and Maple Grove will । ciu stop, if ibey so desire, and wash up loathsome disease by thus bringing • seem about as strange as to.see a republi- ’ ye dishes. the innocent and debauched into incan Supervisor from the 2nd and 3rd Tbe Hastings City W C. T. Union will timatc communication. Now and then । wards of this city. I meet at Mrs. Grlgsbys’ on Tuesday after- some enlightened witness demurs to । The result of Monday’s elections ah 1I noon April 10th. kissing the book at the order of tlie over tlie country Is one continual victory ! Tbe C. L. 8. C. meet with Miss Nagler crier. One such instance, we remember, for protection, the great fundamental occurred in tho city some five years Saturday evening, April 7tb. with tbe principle uf the republican party. ago, and Judge Arnold sustained the । following program. objection of tho witness, directed the ' We welcome the large addition to the Classic Latin,—Miss Nag ler. -------- AT------republican ranks of those who now feel oath to be taken by uplifted hand, and 1 Song and Legend,—Miss Goodytar. that protection and prosperity are synonoVillage life iu Mexico,—Mrs. H. Bai­ condemned the ceremony of kissing mous when applied to American enter­ ley. the book in emphatic terms. Notwith- 1 prises. The experience of the past year Economic Effects of Changes of Fashion, standing this, the practice remains, ' is a living example of that tact. Mr*. R. Bailey. and unless forcibly abolished by in-' a . -k ■ ■ A I 1 I /IA hibitory legislation will probably sur- I I I I I I I | 11/ A W ’ V Character Sketch,—Mrs. Stauffer. Maple Grove had four tickets In tbe -A . Conundrums upon Roman Names for vive even the cobblestone and the use fl I 11 I If VV /-If field, the entire republican ticked being of SehuyBdll water. lIIVLteVIfni Uf Quota! ions. r elected for tbe first time in many years. Doctor Schermerhorn of Grand Rapids, The overwhelming defeat of S. A. Crow­ NeTertheleM, It la anyone*, privilege ell for City Treasurer should by no means will occupy the platform at the Spirit­ in thia etale to insist on the more ' be construed as any evidence of his un­ ualists Hall, tills city, each Sunday dur­ agreeable and aenaible form of oath, ' popularity or unfitness for the office. Mr. ing the present month at 2.80 and 7.80 p. and no bullying crier or etupid mag-, Crowell, if elected, would have made an m. Evening services will be followed by letrate ahonld deter anyone deairing honorable, capable Treasurer. But the tests of spirit presence. For the evening to do ao from claiming his pririlege of fact is that he was put up for a target, 86’ vices an admission fee of 10 cents all taking oath by uplifted hand as pro-1 and the result would show that bla party be charged to defray tbe expenses of tbe rided in the act of assembly of March 1 scored a ••bulls-eye’’ every shot. His de­ speaker. «. 17TS. feat was also aimed at Jonesville in all that the term implies. Clarence C. Bower. City Butter. IS to is W. H. Miller’s election Is, due to tbe Ines Wiley fact that he has courted and won populari­ Arthur D. McElwain, City Seel.nd* T Hanies •• ty from au element that his opponent paid As* Odell. Carlton Lard per lb., 10. no attention to. It is significant however Jane Tboruton, Hastings JMtatoes per bn.. 40 to 45. that his majority was greatly reduced. H»r per bu.,41 Geo. Clary, Hast!up Tallow per lb.. 3SClara Bryans. Baltimore We would like to mention the many Oats per bu.. X John Beers. Barry evidences of good work done In tbe city W Lea!. red per bu.. 80Auua Hampton, Barry Wheat, white per bu.. to. and county but we havn’t time or space. Clover Seed per be.. 4 w to Suffice it to say that tbe voters did th jlr Tlm-Uhy Heed per bu.. 2.M OATH TAKING. duty and they did It in no uncertain, half­ Barley per bu. so to to. ON THE .. Hav per ton. 4JJOto. 7 00. way manner cither. Millet perbii. 60. If the elections can have any influence Fork dresaed. s.to. to 6.06. ■ ■■-. a.u—» It will require a surgical operation Brain. 1.00 to 1.40. With Congress the Wilson bill will not be Chicken dressed.« and 9 to rid the ordinary magistrate of the pissed. • Tut keys, nrrewd. It. 1 FUNK A WAONAIXS CO., NKW YORK. notion that the only form of Christian Beef dressed. 5to to 6.00. N. T. Diamond don’t seem to be a run­ Beef live. tn 3. oath is by kissing the Bible, although ner hut a flyer. Mutton, dressed. 5. the particular volume in use is dirty, Considering his strong opposition Ed. offensive and made dangerous to Holbrook made a fine run. IT COST health by the miscellaneous handling NOTICE FOR nEABJ.NGxCLA1JW. We understand that a monkey on Jeffer­ and moist osculations of the attendants St*te nt Mlehlgsu. County of Harry.-s». M NEARLY at criminal aoiona Tb« ^ratary of ' iT son street will enter politics next year. state for home affairs of Great Britain tnsdr on the 3i»t d*v of March, a. B., imh.. ONE Tbe city election was a surprise. nnme tinu» aim 5find all thn ”x months dateclaims were aialnst *llowt*d the for some time ago nnt nottned the mturUmagis I lrnsl ,lorttn from that ,belr t’j i__ , 1 i»re-rm inrir•- ciaims attain*: MILLION The various wards electea good men trntnii •---»•Contanr. —-- ---• of• add •• — - liie tratco m in thz. the TTn<-tAzl United kingdom that I estate ... of Jane late County, this year who will without question make kissing the book is not obligatory, but <1’**a*rd.apd that ah creditor* of aald (kerta DOLLARS. capable aud faithful officials. that Witney and othen. taking an j £&? FREE TRADE REBUKED FJ ,------- uinut IM SMALL, KPT IA STOCK You will find n.y store-how, hl of mv own make ol steam enjiw, < “ six to seventy-ive horse power, y. sizes and lour slyb-s made. Com, w see the goods and get prices. YOu find them the best made in the 1 also make iroa and wood lathei, u, arbors and emiry grinding machaa. I have a good stuck, to select from. pOR SALE * r-'.i-fF3 Sall PAPER’ SIGN OF The Elephant I ARE YOU POSTED Standard dictionary Additional Local News. )fl»r. and Mrs. E. H. Latiirop gave a oath may do so. if they prefer, by up­ lifted hand. The New York Herald gives an example of the way the magis­ trates carry out the injunction. “A doctor called upon to give evi­ dence in an assault case objected to . .VWWW - ,H Mlwily of Hwllitg-. for rxiuulDallon and allowance-, on or before tbe Sod d«y of iietober next, aud that jueh cbims will br heard be;orc said Court on Mood;*}, tbe2nd day ot Joly, and «d Tuesday, lhe jnu day of (ktober next, nt Id o’clock In the forenoon <>f each of tboae day-. Ihued. April tod. A. D.. INH Vbar. W. Anvrraoau. Judge of Probate pleasant whist party to frlonds, Friday evening. We are indebted to those who kindly sent I u re tarns of elections. We haven’t had room to publisb'them but ;lt has en­ a bled us to get oiit a complete and ate account. Grandest literary achievement OF THE CENTURY. _ It la ma da on now plana by th* Beat Talent. It* Editor* number 247. In preparation 4 year*. Ha* a Wonderful Vocabulary ol nearly 800,000 WORDS AID PHRASES. accur­ More than Twice the Word*found In any Xher 1 Vol. Dictionary, and about 71,000 more »«»rda than Any Other Dictionary of th< (jmguage. A beautiful Illumination of tbe heavens was witnessed by many Friday evening. Long lines of red and green came from four corners of the sky and met In a com- DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY ontll youbave inrwUgated the STANDARD mon focus directly of ?rhead. The many friends of Orlle Van □ora will regret to learn that several weeks ago he was tbe victim of a runaway in whieh his arm was broken and he was otherwise bruised and Injured. We are pleased to learn, however, that he is re­ covering. ^Tbe annual meeting of the Building 4 Loan Association was held Tuesday eve­ ning. D. S. Goodyear, Geo^ Tomlinson and W. O. Lowden elected directors and F. R. Pancoast director to fill vacancy. The association is in a very' flourishing condition.. We are glad to announce that at a meeting of the school board last evening. W. D. Sterling was elected as Superintendent.f^rhere Is no better'ZQimueTetT sehbol ih the slate ot Michigan in a place of this Mize, and we are glad to see his Particular* tent fire* to any addre**. PRICE SI2 to 922 aooordln* to Binding. A. C BUXTON, hashville. • IF YOU HAVE NO BUSINESS • HIRAM ROGERS. “PRETTY FLY "THAT'S what everybody says that sees thw 1 Trout Flies that we have in stock. They’D fool a trout every time. Tront fishing sewon will eoon be here. You want to be "right in line,” aud if you are you must buy your ro^a reels, lines, flies, hooks, etc. of me. Just nil and see my line. THAT BARGAIN Of a #135.00 bicycle for $75 is >lill open. Don’f throw away a lot of money but come and see what I can give you for your money. My apenses are very- light; tny stock new. Cone and inspect goods and prices. Apply to our Local Agent, or AddreM Nowadays HERMSDORF’S is practically the only Fast Black D) e for Hosiery and Gloves. All our ■■sellers” bear Hermsdorf’s stamp and we are going to signalize our Spring Opening by a HERMSDORF FESTIVAL. So on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 6 and 7 We shall open in our THE FULLER B00I CO., Gtt'l Ijto., KALAMAZOO. MICH. Sales Agent for Harry, Alle­ gan and Ottawa Counties, D. B. FOPE, Hickory Corners, Mich. Remember that we repair*Boots, Shoes, Fire Anns and in fact most Severything. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT The most complete assortment of Hermsdorf Hosiery we have ever shown, and shall present to every purchaser of these goods, of 50 cents or over, a valuable HERMSDORF SOUVENIR, With Hermsdorf’s compliments and our own. Fine Drv Goods and Milliner) . JULIUS RUSSELL I Having just restocked mv yards at fort rt«.vwil»w, Bnd entertainment of these Visiwiro. Oils bk, wB‘ do * turn a n»l deal ot wealth will J" lefl ln the eity aa a result of tbe meeting which in turn will benefit eyery merchant A enaunPtre will soon solicit subscriptions । vnd all should give liberally. I TbraoriH, eennected wkb tbe Etnnunuol church will be euterulued Than.KUtuby.N. DiMm-d. J F.ii ” his . ' We are sole agents for the Hot BIm Feather Co’s, springs and mattresw. They’re the best in the wot Id. Doni putchase before yon see us. ‘ ■ LUMBER. •esthndtaa that from 300 to 500 vhltlng firemrx; wtfl hrrc al thal liine- Etelry' thing k nwM ** done fnr com* nr- In town it will pay you to come.to ton and look over our Furniture. Carpets, etc When we say that we never sold Furniton so cheap we tell what everyone knori. We’re offering bargains to-day that ie| wouldn’t have thought possible a year ago. _ —•— ■i । '’ I We have the nicest line of carpets ii roll ever »bown. By buying iu large qw titles we got a low price which we are git ing onr customers the Ix-nt-fit of. It is muck better to see them than to be told. good work appreciated. Business men and citizens should re­ member that the State Convention of Fire­ men will uj held In this city May 10th. , iTtb. Dehg*tcs will be present from evmf ^mporisDt city in the state and It is - mot CLOVERDALE a"°MILO With a good assortment of PINE AND HEMLOCK LUMBER, PINE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, Lime, Lath. Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., which will be sold at living prices, I shall give the lumber business my personal atten­ tion and solicit correspondence with parties X— ♦- u..xi v----• ru. \\ THE OF ALL STANDS at •- •- *tS• * •- - -W BROS. » � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-04-12.pdf f1807ddf1f897b8f81b7005c103fcbae PDF Text Text The'best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County Hastings VOL. XXXVIII. NO. 50 Hastings Banner. WALL A PAPER E R 17119231 The Price is LOWER THIS SEASON. The Truss Rod Axle Attachment W. H.QOObYEXIR MODERN DRUGGIST. THIS FWT BE AN OLD SAW And Improved Whiffletree Guide BUT IT IS NOT A TEE SAW. THAT IS TRADE ESTOCK. Of the Celebrated Jackson Wagon There are many other great points of advantage this Wagon contains over any other. Call at our store and we will prove it. IRA VAN VALKENBURGH Yau can’t have have trade up and stock down. To have and keep trade up you must keep stock up. That is why we keep right on doing business in the good old way. The wise buyer goes where stock is fresh and complete. We have the finest Salmon, best Sardines, best Corn and Tomatoes, cheapest and freshest Fruits and Vegetables, best prices paid for Produce. Always Thankful for Trade. Leading Hardware Merchant of Barry Co VAN XIRHXIN The Finest Landscape Painting in the World "NIAGARA If WINTER” The FbodIb ot Grand Rapids ano Surrounding Gltles to receive a Rare Treat, FREE OF CHARGE. Only a small percentage of the inhabitants of Michigan have ever seen the United States’ great attraction, the “Niagara Falls.’’. Still a smaller per centage have ever seen the Niagara in Winter. We have made arrangements, at a great expense, to exhibit the above picture, NIAGARA INIWINTER At our store, commencing Wednesday, April i r, for --•••* ~ ■ It is the largest This picture is is the of the celebrated painter, -P inis picture uic work wui» v* -. Caledon —— -------- Cameron. o landscape painting in the world, measuring 21x10 feet in frame, and covers tab square feet of canvas. It was in hand six years, is valued at $50,000 and is the most valued landscape in existence. Previous to painting it weighed 60 pounds, aften completion, 103 pounds. e picture with frame weighs 600 pounds. We extend a most cordial invitation to the people of Grand Rapids and surrounding cities to come and see this magnificent picture, as you may never have another opportunity of seeing such a grand work of art. This picture will be exhibited in only two cities in Michigan, Detroit and Grand Rapids. Visitors are advised to bring their opera glasses. We will have all the conveniences possible to accomodate all visitors from near and far.’ Voight, Herpolsheimer & Co 73. 30 AND 32 MONROE ST x; r_ Would advise all who can, to come in the forenoon, as we judging by precedent in cities where iTh»sUbeen exhibited, like PhiUdelphU, Boston, New York n»d Brooklyn, the crowd. .» the after noon were so Urge that it could not be seen to advantage. Published Tburudnyit by COOK. BBO8.. HAMTISVH. »ICU COUNTY NEWS. A competent teacher is desired for our school as we have none engaged and no applications. Will some teacher please step forward. John Conyer is directoi. The concert at the church under the di­ rection of Prof. Taylor was an enjoyable affair and a marked Improvement was visible in the efforts of the class, the little Ones especially doing grandly. The Misses Mina Davenport, Inez Adams, Lydia Bag­ ley, Vesta Mosher, May.O»ler and Jimmy Graham and George Conyer showing marked talent Miss Ella Mosher sang a very beautiful solo, accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Morehouse. The proceeds of the concert were given to the church. Mrs. Sheppard Oliver and Mrs. Walter Oliver have retu.ned from Chicago. L. H. Barnes spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Isaac Deback at Orange­ ville. Mort Bates, Ed. Pennols and families spent Sunday with Thomas Fott in Orangeville. , Miss Flora McCallum and Mias Addle Ritchie, who are teaching at Elkhart, Ind, made their friends a short visit last week. Preparations are being made at the brick yard for a lively summer’s work. for four weeks does not Improve as fast as her many friends wish she might Our Town meeting passed off quldtly, only 00 votes polled. As only one ticket in the field the entire republican ticket was ulccteti. Thia freezing and thawing nights with high, cold winds are injurious to growing wheat on the ground but beneficial to wheat In the hinuensgraneries. Farmers have most of their oat ground plowed and are only awaiting the advent of two or three days of warm sunshine to put them in the ground. Report says A. C. Town was 76 Wed­ nesday, 10th., and still he is as full of business as usual. Miss Cynthia Crann, of Milo, visited her parents at Cedar Creek Saturday and Sunday. Quimby. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Casteleln are visiting the latter's parents at this place, from Nashville. Mrs. Mary O’Brien and daughter, Verra of Nashville, spent Sunday with friends in this place. Death has again visited this place and taken two of our best citizens. First, Albert Rule, who for some months has been sick with consumption, died Wed­ nesday night His funeral occurred Sat­ urday at the Barry church. A large con­ course of friends attended to pay the last tribute of respect to one who was held in the highest esteem. He leaves a wife and three small children. Mrs. Rule has the sympathy of a host of friends. The next death was Maggie, oldest daughter of Scott and Jane McIntosh, who for three weeks has been a great sufferer. Maggie was an extraordinary bright child and of, a mild disposition and bad a hoot of friends wha loved her. Tne funeral oc­ curred at the Barryvllle church Sunday anti was largely attended, six young ladies acting as bearers. The floral offerings were beautiful and numerous. One thing peculiar is that both deaths occurred just two hours apart on Wednesday night of last week and one half mile opart This is the fourth death in Quim­ by within a month. Mr. A. Reid is sick with the rheuma­ tism. Mrs. Jud Rule’s father and two sisters were called here from Bellevue, Ohio, by the death of her husband. AMiyriM. Mrs. Ellen Russell and daughter Edna were guests of Henry Tasker and wife last week there being vacation at Battle Creek school. Also Harry Sackett and sister were here from the same place spending their vacation, The Y. P. S. C. E. have a dime social at G. W. Tompkins’ this week Friday eve­ ning. A cordial Invitation to all to come and also bring something to eat. Lulu Seger is at Battle Creek. The ladles aid society met on Thursday of last week at A. W. Wilcox’s, 93 in num­ ber and sewed 15?*' pounds of.carpet rags for him. The next meeting at C. C, Gage's. The Y. P. S. C. E. was led by Cora Wright last Sunday evening. Gertrude Tasker leads the next meeting. Mrs. A. M. Herrington spent the Sab­ Ed. Beers has moved to Joppa. Frank bath in Lowell. Wright has moved back to Morgan. Thia ' R. Wolcott visited Lowell one day last makes five famlles that have moved from Assyria this spring Mrs. A. J. Cheesebrough, ot Detroit, was called to Freeport last Thursday by the death of her grandmother, Mrs. Julia The M. E. people are holding prayer Ward. meeting at the different private houses of Miss Myrtle Riegler has gone to Clarks­ its members each night In the week. ville where she expects to work the com­ W. C. Meek and J. D. Guy were at ing summer. — Baltimore to Quarterly meeting Sunday. Several Clarksville hoodlums came to Mr. and Mrs. George Brown are in Freeport Sunday p. m., with the Intention Castleton taking care of Mrs. Brown's of painting the town red, and succeeded father, John Felghner, who Is .very sick at admirably. They came on a hand ear and present. w?re plentifully supplied with “tangle­ Peter Maur, ar., is quite sick at this foot." writing. A. McKenzie and wife, of Campbell Miss Lydia Dilbahner will teach the township, were guests of Dr. H. F. Peck­ Dunham school this summer. ham and family Sunday. Daniel Clark visited bin sister in CharMrs. Julia Ward died at her home in lotte last week. the village last Thursday p. m., of old age. She leaves five children and a host Praljtcwllle. of friends to mourn her loss. Funeral Heriiert McBain and wife, George Ha­ services were held at the Cong'l church zen and wife and daughter Lillian, attend­ Saturday p. m., Rev. G. W. Mylne offici­ ed the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Law­ ating. rence, held at Hickory Corners on Tues­ A. M. Herrington has his new house day last. well under way. Mr. F. Wales and Mrs. Sophia Richards W. H. Godfrey was in Hastings first of visited friends at Alamo lost week. the week. ~ William Wilcox . returned from the 8. U. Sprinkle took his departure from north last week. Freeport last Monday a. m. Ambrose Barrett has moved his saw Esquire Sisson visited Hastings first of mill on M. J. Goss’s farm. the week. Old Mrs. Crawford is very low. Alfred Miller and family will soon occu­ Mrs. Thomas Waters has moved into A. py the Jno. Riegler house. J no. Shively Cahills bouse, lately vacated by Mrs. having rented a farm. L. Thompson. Donald McLeay and Carl Loveland have gone to Olivet to attend collge. Miss Mabie Lee, daughter of Wm. Lee. Mr. Blanchard and children have been died on Saturday evening. The funeral sick. occurred at the home of Mr. Lee on Mon­ Lucy Norris has a new organ. day. The deceased has been sadly afflict­ Mrs. Rafferty of Caledonia, has been ed for several years, but has borne her the guest of Mrs. Geo. Mullen. afflictions patiently and uncomplainingly. Messers A. P. Paine & Norris have pur­ The parents and relatives of Miss Mabie chased the meat market of J. Drummond have the sympathy of many friends. and have moved the same on Mr. Paines’ Jacob Velte and J. M. Smith were at the lot. county hub Wednesday on legal business. Mr. Stephen Sprague was hurried in Mr. Foote, of Hastings, was In town this cemetery Tuesday last. last week in the Interest of« the North Morris Patton of Kalamazoo visited Western Life Ins. Co. Prairieville friends during the past week. Mrs. C. S. Palmerton is very sick but is Miss Lily Lindsey and Miss Mamie slightly improving. Hall have begun dress making again. Mr. Fisher, our station agent, has re­ Burwell Scudder Is attending school in turned tn Woodland after an absence of a the city of Hastings. few weeks. The republicans elected Sylvester It is reported that one of Nashville’s France, Sup; Kellogg Flower. Treas; fair ladles Is on the war path. She ou" only L. L. Loveland, Clerk; H. Brownell, Road asks 85000, as* compensation for her Com., al the Town election of officers. wounded affections. We think that very Some unknown person collided with reasonable. Joseph Reno's buggy on our streets Satur­ day evening, throwing him out and caus­ C. F. McKinzie returned to Albion on ing a runaway, a broken buggy and a Tuesday. Geo. Mosier bad a runaway Sunday eve Mrs. G. E. Risley and son Edward and as he was about to return to Mr. Barber’s, and Mrs. C. E. Paul and son Arthur made where he is at work. The buggy was a visit at Matthew Bairds’ In Barry on quite badly broken and George had to Wednesday. foot it six miles. ■■ ~ Your scribe, whoever he may be, made a flying visit to friends at and near Chel­ J. E. Calms is our new post master. William Ruggles and daughter Dora, sea, Washtenaw Co., on Tuesday, return­ of Battle Creek were guests of Chas Rug­ ing Friday. The poorest outlook for gles and family over Sunday. wheat crop in the last named county that A. Hafner returned Friday to begin we have ever seen. Much of the acreage dities as teacher of tbs spring term of is being sowed to spring crops. That new railroad has sent a chill school on Monday, April 9th. Last weeks letter made Mrs. W. L. through this part of the country. Brown read Mrs. W. L. Holmes, and Broward. ' Oaks, North Dakota, was North Oaks. Quite a difference. Pardon me if it was Ashley Bros, have finished sawing on the farm of Mr. Scott’s. my mistake. Our hustling hardware merchant, Albert Doster is able to resume business. MU«. H. Brownell is at Galesburg caring for The mean average temperature for the first 34 days of March was 44 degrees and his father wbo is sick at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Farr visited the lat­ for the remaining 7 days 87 degrees, and ter part of last week at Ottego. the first 7 days of April 87 degrees. Miss Maggie “Ream wbo was sick last Wheat and grass made rapid growth during the first of March, but the sudden week is convalescent The missionary meeting at Mrs. Leroy change of temperature the 25 and 36th., from half way from zero to the freezing Warner was well attended. Mr. Eugene Farr, of Greenville, rialted point. broWned the wheat blades percepti­ Mr. Parr part of the week, also Herbert bly. \ Our wheat market made a big jump last Earl, of Galesburg. AdriawS. Eyes has finished marketing and dry weather in places. Fruit at thia dale Is uninjured, pel aa advanced as oc soft maple. of any paper in County. WHOLE NO. 2026 HASTINGS. MICH, APRIL 12. 1894. We ve Heard People talk like “sixty” when possibly they weren’t over “twenty,” but no one ever yet spoke any good words about the Jackson Wagon that didn’t know what they were talking about Here are cuts of some of the good points:— Banner. like a millionaire. Bods f Fred Wlltoon’a farm while after hf« wrw mill which he tbiaks of starting thia week on the farm of the lata Nemiah Cook. Anna Chase goes with her sister-in-law Miss Etta Coats, to Woodland to look after the household affairs of Mrs. Emma Daven­ port, who goes with her sister. Alice Coats to Lansing where the latter is going to attend school. J. W. Wolfe has hU art gallery now In good running order at Bi F. Wolfe’s. Let all schools be In order as he wishes to take you all while on the road. ' . Mr. E. A. Parmatier, of Vermontville, spent Sunday in Coats Grove and attended church. E. Bevier and wife spent Sunday with friends in the Grove. Just at this writing we hear of the death of Mrs. Hasel tine. John Marks and family visited on thestate road on Sunday. Constable Wolfe and family spent Sun­ day.with the former’s parents. We see Woodland Depot Agent Shawman visited with his wife’s parents over Sunday. Wm. Smith has broken ground for bouse on his Carlton farm. Caatleton. W. I. Marble is entertaining Ms mother from Harbor Springs. Mrs. E. L. Parrish, af Nashville, and Mrs. John McLain, of Vernon, were guests ot Mrs. W. L Marble Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helm, of. Petoskey, are visiting their father. John Felghner. John Felghner is seriodsly Mi at this writing. Miss Blanche Troxel commenced her school In the Hager dist. Monday. O. Coborn is still quite sick with heart trouble. Albert Kinnle and wife, of Hastings, visited his brother Ed. Sunday. Delteox. Lincoln Bush took charge of the grist . mill last Monday and from this out it will be pushed to Its fullest capacity. Bring in. your wheat and get the highest market price'. • Ed. WJlklnson will move to Otsego. J. L. Campbell of Cherryville, Kansas, is the gnes'. of Felix Chamberlain. L. L. Skillman of Grand Rapids, for­ merly of Delton, has been shaking hands with old acquaintances here the past week. Mrs. Fawk is convalescing from a very severe attack of pneumonia. Miss Ada Williams of Galesburg has been visiting her folks during vacation. Mrs. W. A. Lasher and Mrs. F. A. Blackman called on Mrs. Colgrove at the County seat last week. Harry Stayman visited his parents at Martin Corners. Miss Myrtle Norwood is home from Riehland to spend a week or two. Miss Mamie Bash left the 4th. for Fremont. Mich., where she expects to remain several months to give music lessons. Clare Aldrich, of Hickory Corners, was in town last week, on business. Charlie Kahler made a business trip to Kalamazoo. J C. B. Robinson will soon move to Plain­ well. Wm. Cooper has rented Jerry Sprouls* wagon shop. . Rob Norwood has returned from How­ ard City. Jerry Sproul will move into C. B. RobInsen's bouse. R. D. Norwood Is working for Mr. Waldorf this summer. Mrs. Arabella Norwood has moved into her brick house. . The Doctor was at! the County seat last week on professional business. M. .1. Goss of Plainwell was the guest of C. B. Robinson last week. Messrs R. T. F. Dodds, Seth Crosby and Frank Gillespie were at Hastings last week. Married, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gleason, Thomas Gorham to Miss Della Boylen. Rev. J. C. Chase of­ ficiating. Prof. Gaskill has moved into Wm. Hails house lately vacated1 by Mrs. Borst. Mrs. Clark Williams has moved home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lance Jones. George Kerns has moved into Mrs. A. Norwood's house, lately purchased of W. H. Chase. H. C. Boynton has moved into Ed. Evan’s house on Maple Street. L. W. Rowley has moved over the har­ ness shop and has moved his jewelry in the front part of the harness shop. W. H. Chase and Bishop Bros, have each added a large lumber shed to their ya rds. Steve Sprague died Sunday April 1st, gftar a long Illness. Mrs. Arbour of Fowler, is here taking care of her mother, Mrs. Fawk. Mrs. J. B. Williams has returned from a three weeks visit at Paw Paw. George Whittemore is building a new liou.se just east of what Is known as Will­ iams crossing, one mile north of town. Mary Hanover was married last week to a young gentleman by the name of Herbert Knowles. Mrs. Rowley’s brother from Allegan is visiting her. Mrs. M. C. Gwin has been visiting re­ latives at Galesburg the past week. Mr. Whitton and wife of Kalamasoo, were the guests ot their daughter, Mrs. Chase over Sunday. • Fred Loveland of Hastings ia visiting at Marlin Posts this week. Mrs. Backus is home again. Gid Hughes and family Sundayed at Peter Stuart’s. Alex MeBanes bouse was broken lute last Saturday night. We have not learn­ ed what was taken. Blackman Hall, Delton Mieb., two nights only, Friday and Saturday eve­ nings. April 30 and SI, 1894. Delton local Dramatic company will produce the great sensational play “The Emigrants Daughter.” Performance to ccoalwto with a screaming “Nigger” farce by Um company. Popular prices 15, 30 and 35 cents. Mre. Colgrove te the guest ot Mrs. Blackman this week. Wm. Hampton of Hastings was to town Monday �Hastings Banner, Thursday, April ta. »8?4cook l»O»- ProprleSors. Hastings City Bank, IlMlInfis. - ■ Mlch- i.~- Work of Our Lawmaker® in the Fifty-Third Congress. Iloour on Vartoua Briefly Recorded. <-AZPITAL S.7S.OOO.OO C-AgpaltlH Wt.0d0.W- I MANY KU-LED. FROM WASHINGTON. 8KNATE. Washington, April 4.—In the senate Iwwroorsl.'l under wr law, ot the fitup of yesterday Senator Allison opened the Michigan* tariff debate for the republicans and he gave an outline of some of the main ob­ . Open tor business Dec. U>. IBMjections which will be urged against OFFICERS: the bill. A resolution directing the D. a. Robinsm, President; finance committee to prepare a bill for, Chest* r Messer, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. the repeal of all laws which give the secretary of the treasury authority to DITJCCTORS: issue interest-bearing bonds was preW. H. Powers. I D. W. Reynold.*, senled. R B. Messer. D. G. Robinson. ; W ashington, apm April w. A—*» A bill ,« Aamnwiuzv, utti was who '| Chester ideaser, '• passed John Osrveth, in the.senate yesterday permit- | P. T. Colgrove. ting horse-racing in the District of Co- ' Has the only savings department In tn Barry’ lumbia. but prohibiting pool selling Oonnt v and pays 4 pec cent intercut on all time and book making. Senator Allison depoeftfi. concluded his speech on the tariff bilk | weo, conuning mmSenator Mills followed, confining him­ of the ad self chiefly to a defense l_*------ ^2 .L_ _2 I valorem system. I Pxtxmbcbg, Va., April 9.-Eleven persons were killed and half a dozen injured by two explosions following a fire in the fireworks factory of C. N. Romaine & Bro. Saturday afternoon. Among the killed are several of the substantial and eeteemed residents of the city. The total loss by fire will be fully •100,090. partly coveredLl by in­ OJ w aurance in In northern northern companion. surance companies. PtTmtmoK. Pa-. April (--Twenty [ , SHOT BY STRIKERS. state Of Affair, to *• • — Pennsylvania Coke The Evening NeWs Rsgion®* “The Great Daily of Michigan.' . t ■ BLOODSHED AND MURDER- ttLrVLZ** Riot UxtoXTOWX, Pe. PT’, , jn blocrdabed a.rd tanrdor wore Uro rtd« ta You take your horn* pxpor' of cw M you do, but it is, mitU, not to read "The Groat Daily of Michigan," the leader ir, t,c,ybr/J of new,. a> wall u thought and literary merit. If you f;,qJ / other State paper, profitable. yatTHE NEWS »hould and will f„d tone of rock and dirk hurled Into the the Connellovillo ooko g . place in your hand, and your familiaa Tant of thousands of 0!(1 * air by a premature biaat ot powder at day. The norUm™ ^^JToi citizen, of thia great State hare found ita worth Brintoo. Pa. Satanloy. buried amt lion, of the region were the killed throe men. arvOrely Injured four eonllnuou. batUe fro™>'»Hy mor other, and brutal and cut tan. . Ten thouaand Infuriota-I otriker. a ccuTa ran coer. THE EVENING NEWS, Sr-xxcax Ind., April a-The boiler marched from point to point In the re­ re crura * wean. , ' in the aowmill of Chrialian Weber at ginn eptaading death and ai.aa ron a aom-HU a, aaiu Detroit Patriclwburg. u a »man small mining town 1» 4> Bloodier doeda wore pn reotao ratricKsuurg, - -aw,,,v. — -— Axanciu b> wry tHU*,. town udrdtr la th, Suu cl miles WMt of thl. exploded Sxtthe ,“ attire use> of mues westor tms pl*«. place, expuxioa «.»- by Oy ww 'T" 77* d«ourday killing tour four men men and and in fn the the ‘♦ hands bands 01 of deter determined dep­ t-T' -” morning, *— “’"j ”-*-R, wiu.iv —------ o — ' ally injuring another. The dead uHes and special officers. fatally »: Christian Weber, the proprietor, nine live* hare been lost already, aaa are: Christian Weber, th< Lewis Charles Shaffer and fojjy a half dozen other victims of his son. • • . three infuriated mobs are lying »» tne Rhinehart Lester, Mkmfhib. Tenn., April 9.-Sunday point of death a* a reault Of the cont'--*morning ivt 7:20 o'clock the brick three- filets of the day. The c v c aul or e Mrs. Seaman is worse at this writing. roruzuiosan, addren a. S. ParbLftJe story building at 154 and 1M Beal are powerless to control in any way Two of Mr. Stowell’s children have been street collapsed. Four persons were tbe mobs of Jgnorant foreigners wno sick. . ORDER OF 1’1’Bl-ICATlDN killed and five were wounded, and now stand guard throughout the reE. Gaskill fa moving Into the bouse va­ Washington, April A—Senator Hili ^<4 Micblrm. aft}1 ** Tht Niagara Falla Route.” (N. Y.) gave notice in the senate yes­ there are believed to be two others in gion aud declare that any attempt to cated by Mrs. Seaman. the ruins All the killed, injured and mo ve a wheel means a battle Mrs. Varmeter Is visiting her mother, Anna M. Allen. terday that on the 9th he would sub­ . *1 Complain;,:.• ’ Suttons. I Th* victim*­ Mrs. Krelger,! I mit, a few remarks on the pending missiug are negroes.---------------------------- ' --------------- - --------, j H }»a(]jock, chief civil engineer of Mrs. Geo. Graves and Mrs. Theodore Gideon AUru, tariff bill. A resolution io reduce by WOMEN TO BE MASONS. the Er;ck Coke company, bad walked Northrop started for their future home at HAJnriNGs SO per eent. all official incomes not pro- ' Bowen Falls, last Monday. tccted by the statutes of the United Mr*. Lea** Preparing *> organize » Lodge over from hh home in Connellsville to Albert Rule and Maggie McIntosh both m Chicaxu.--------------------------- Davidson to luterview sum^ of the depStates was referred to. the judiciary ' died last Thursday morning. Mr. Rule In tills CMure itOMMWril •nwm’,*.. . Chicago, April U.-r-Mra. Lease, of uty sheriffs wbo were protecting the WB8TWA&D. [a.m}a.m.lpra.lp.In.|p.in. committee. After a short debate on HASTINQS.. . ............. I 3.35! lULWl LM was burled Saturday and Maggie Sunday. Kansas, is in the city. Her errand ifc coke ovens. After he had saUsned nimthe bill appropriating <1.000,000 for the Both funerals were held at the Barryvllle C. R. OSBORN. tKK'al Agent. Hastings - organization ‘ of a lodge of female self that everything was working sat­ destruction of the Russian thistle the the church. X). .V. RUGOUM G. P AT. A. Cblcaxc masons Speaking of her mission she isfactorily he strolled around behind tariff hill was further discussed. . the ovens toward the mouth of the Washington. April 7.—A resolution said: “I am In Chicago to organize a masonic order company’s mine.. W. T- Kennedy, as Carlton Canter. introduced by Senator Wolcott, looking PARKER’S for women. I have decided ibal the masonic sista nt superintendent of the works, April beats tbe record for continual i to the drafting of a treaty with Mexico HAIR BALSAM order has been of aucn wonderful benefit to men. ............... tkrrot JX Met ae<! bcaatifiei lh« hi I by which the United States should coin so wonderfully uplifting and educational, that and Coll followed at some diatenee. cold weather. lotts a luxuriant growth. Mfo> Mae Tinkler of Uaallugs, is the j silver dollars at its mints, was dis­ It Is certainlyA pity u» deprive women ot the ben- They bud warned him to be careful. mSv ot u,................................ “ Monad Him to Death. guest of M1m Fannie Carpenter at preaent. ! cussed in the senate yesterday. Senator efita I do not propose to organize anything an- I Wm. Butoph of East Castleton is sick OWK thereof.' »*H t,»y tl(. Just ns he reached a position under i Peffer spoke on the tariff.- A petition tagonlstlc to tbe present masonic order, but the j organisation will be made In such a manlier was presented from the millers of 8L that they will cooperate with us and ap­ the tipple facing the shaft he saw a with typhoid fever. . Aud it is further oirdervJ. ii.at vuiiio twit 'rhe republicans are jubllatft over their dsv, the .Sid romoMuM itj’K Lovis pray lug for the retention of. the prove of 11 I ♦inn to organise here fir-t, and party of Hunz in the act of tearing reciprocity clause of the McKinley law. then In New York and the other principal away a support from the tramway. victory at the last election. * newspaper prlulrd. piiblHiirt) aod elrenlaisa We are sorry to report the death of and u.m M»rh tXKZPi Washington, April 9.—A motion to rille* I am already billed to speak in New Tbe fearless engineer advanced quickly Henry Barnum who died Monday morning rooUaeed tberrln al faaat orin. * York for a compensation ot IMW a night at Some consider the Chinese treaty in open ses­ Madbton square. The lectures will be fol­ and ordered the men away. ut hi.*- home In West Castleton, We have for all *«■!(» lit suu*f.«h!<»n tfrth*: sh»rut«w • PBOBATK ORDER. sion was debated in the senate on Sat­ lowed by the orKwnlzation end the initiation of them retreated sullenly up the tio fiarther particulars at this writing. Wot this ordrr t<. !,<• Prv-.^jj <2 DOU-reAldrnl th t. t.-lsui;, t . of members of tbe m music degrees. This is bank with a scowl of anger on Stille of Michigan. County of Barry—ss. urday, but was not disposed of. The S. D. Adventist meetings are well OSH belorr the Um. At a srenlon of the Pndiate Court for the really no new departure; In fact, it Is old. At their fncre. A black-browed striker, attended and much intecest is manifested. •iPpcaniHcv. • ’ < wu ’Comity nf Barry, bolden at tbe Probate Office, one time In Europe, principally In France, the * CteaaxirSMiri. j in tbe city of Hastings. In said county. 00 Washington. April 4.—The demo­ crowned head* all went wild over the scheme with heary, stooping shoulders, stood Mr. Fred v Clark wks in Carlton Sunday Wednesday, thr -.Mstday at March, m the crats in the house yea terday seated Ms ground. I ’ addock motioned bim i aOl j Monday. Pmur T. Cotonov r (•’tun Jw. of conferring masonic degrees on women. jew one Ibotisand eight hand red and ninety n<xxl ha, hired out to work In John J. O’Neill as the representative There la no use In zayina there is any masonry »w«y with ImpuUrnl gvvlurv. At that I *. Cbmplainants >o!iri!,,r Present. Charite W. Armstrong, Judge of from St* Louis in place of Charles F. in the eastern star degree. I propose to use moment one of the men on tbe hill j Grand Rapids. JOhm;. v .t.i.nd : Probate. tbe bona fide masonic ordfar." 11 threw a stone, striking tbe engineer । IA true ropy.] _ In the matter <>f the estate of Washington Joy. ' Washington, April 5.—The president K. Ferris, iit-reased. on the shoulder. A hnwl of rage went ‘ SIX MEN POISONED. Ou readiut and tllng the petition duh verified ^up from the Unna, They came tearing wohn»x«iwn *nd terry. of Philip T. Colgn»ve. agent anu attorney for was saved from defeat yesterday only ’ Rone, roil IIKAK1XG CUIUS. ■ • ••• • ■ । *te*t week»It*twby the votes of republican congress­ VolneyV.'. Ferns, heir at law and legatee un , down like so many demons, with with * Hoarder at Danville, ILL •dec the- will of said deceased praying that the men in the house. Only democrats vot­ Rev. Pillow, of Bedford, led tbe Y. P. Danvillk. HL, A^rU 9*—men. their long hair flying and their eyes on -dower-ot Lizzie Ferri* tn tbe real estate of said u -J* berebvigiven, that i * an < -rd4 fc' ing, the seignorage bill was passed over deceased may b< to her according to fire. Paddock was thrown violently to tbe Probate (.oust fur tne • uttnly of BimLest week while cutting wood. F. A. made on tee 91st ,i Mareb A n 14? •the statute in such cane made and provided. the veto by a two-thirds majority, but boarders at the house of C. L. Plunk­ the ground. Hiz head was pounded to MX teontea from [that date ^rreaikm-d m Thereupon it U ordered, that Wednesday the Robinson met with a severe accident, cutett on Hazel street, were poisoned by pieces with fragment* of stoue. After j ling a gash in the back of his left hand creditors to pn-Mfit teelr claim.ilujalnst tb» WUi day of April. A. D. 1*sm. nt ten o’clock in it was discovered that there was no the forenoon. V« assigned furthv hearing of said quorum. On the second ballot the re­ drinking coffee Friday evening. Their every spark of life was gone one of the estate of Jane (tetaul. ir.'.e <4 Uid'Cocte j over two inches long, severing the cords deceaaed.aud that all crediuxs of paid petition, and that theheirs at law of said deceas­ publicans voted and the bill failed to names are Harry E Owens, P A. •-------WM Uken men in an ecataoy of rege dre» hi. re- „r tw„ ot bto---finL!. »ere. L. ______ .... {(, „ ed. and all other persons Interested in said 1 Inquired toipreseut their rialrn, to mH Dolph Murray, James Ms* estate, are required to appear at a session of pass by a vote of 110 to 114. The com­ Zorio, volver and fired a .hot ihroukli the Hanfield and the wound dreaaed by t»r. fTohale Coury, at Jbe Probate otnet. !a th- On said court, then to be.* hokien At the Probate mittee on banking and currency re­ kenson. Walter Miller and James B. of Hasting*, tor rxmnhu'-hin and Uluwanef. « dead man’s head. Tire party then made | Hutchinson, office, in the city of Hastings, in said eountv, GF before the 2ud <ny of tetob-r nHt.-»n4 Uai GaskilL 'The last named died after and snow cause, if any there be, why the prayer ported in favor of subjecting green­ an attack on Kennedy and Coll, but Such claims will te heard ftetorv COart oc ot the nrlKioner may not be granted. And backs to state and municipal taxation. suffering terrible convulsions, at 8 they succeeded in escaping with only a Moi£ay ihesnddh) of July.aadjia Torste. it is further ordered, that said petitioner give DENIZENS OF THE DEEP. a. m. Saturday. He was 70 years old, the ma dav ot Uctyter in-st.otttoldotic to-tw few bruizes. The rioters left at once ( notice to the persons Interested in said estate, Mr. Hfllborn (rep.), of California, was . foteuoou of each of tn<>s-dav. ot tbe pendency of said petition, and tbe hear unseated in favor of Mr. English (dem. k lived at Stillwater, Minm, and was for the Bradford works of the same Dated, April 2mL a I). t*5> . IT is reported to hare rained alii* . „„ Ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be Danville for medical treat­ Washington, April 6.—In the house in raoNo. Judcew hobale. company, where the men have also re- | gators in the lake region at Florida published ahtino? annkr a puoiBJiW in the H hasting * B bakskr * news. J .. . .7, , 17., The other five are con­ paper printed and circulated in said County of yesterday the urgent deficiency bill, ment fused to strike. r . recently. . These six Barn oner In each week for three successive which carries something over fl.OOO.- sidered out of danger. cttiMM Captarw tb« Murderer*. I a L*Mi black turtle weighing nearly weeks previous to vatdMay of hearing. (ww, ■„ . .. 8 J * MOKTgage sale Chablbs W. ahmstbong, 000, was passed, and the post office up- were the only boarders that drank The report of Engineer Paddock’s two thousand pounds was caught off Default ixavuiR been madr in Hi coffee. Those that took tea and Judse of Probate. proprintion bill as discussed. ofacertain mortgage tfh.de and h murder spread tapklly over the region Cape Lookout, N. C. • milk were not affectedl Mrs. Plunkett, WUUam F.SIdhAiil ( Hkrj A. b Washlsgton, April 7.—'Hie time wan •nd within • halt hour 100 hrnred dtl- | Guxrcua. Gbamfvbea, uonlx scat* and and ana sea liana lions are are wife, to Daniel Striker, dstrd April I occupied in the house yesterday in dis- wife of the landlord, only took two IM8. upon the west half <>f the wut* tens from Connellsville and v CHANCERY SALE. numerous this season In the Antarctic I cussing the post office appropriation mouthfuls of coffee aud was slightly ter and the south east quarter e( t< tuider the loadcrehlp ot County---------- W w„while u. vrere ...n uuu.uw wareny seas, there lean unusual scarcity quarter ot Vctlou five -ii) in tof In pursuance ami by virtue of an order and | bilL The evening session was devoted affected. It is supposed the coffee was M*FMoa zxf .ltir-r for for tna. nuafv nf ... north 6t range nine west in tbecodihty ol Barry decree of IftA the r*«».|iit Circuit fCourt tne ICounty of . poisoned to get even with one of tbe Uve Frank Campbell, started in pursuit. . ©f whales. and State of Michigan and maulnllint in Ma Barry, tn Chancery. In the State of Michigan, to pension bilfa. About 4 miles down the Balti more A Wn**v 1.v . Mreeisboa-hundred elghte-rn and]:i>l« acrw made and dated on the thirteenth dav of Janu­ Ohio tracks from Connellsville the dtl- I " ? 3 ItvI Washington, April B.—In the house boarders. more or less according to tbe it ary A. D. >891. in a certain cause therein pend­ on Saturday a bill was introduced to non. overtook title of the uritare, who ’ Z ’ “ * de , ‘ t. ,u " r ing wherein CeHna McCainly Is complainant survey. Said mortgage i« n-conkil---------BATTER DOWN JAIL WALLS. were taMin, Daildaon. A blule en- Y “ retah leaeftea Regnier ofiH-^h for lorry cnan and Albert F. Shepherd and Rachel A. Bur­ provide for -the coinage of standard cham are defendants. Notice is hereby given silver dollars and for the issue of new ou tbe first day of May. A- l». ’i«8,> Uber # « that 1 shall sell at public auction to the highest mortgagee ou page ». wterebvttf power lued and a volley ot shuts were fired inidnde,! .1 . . . , bidder, ou Saturday the twelfth day ot May, A. bonds in lieu of bonds heretofore au­ Lynch a Black Bruts. •_ *j ... , IDOinded *“ elevicn wXkta rt. ita W • . > l’«trout ‘V-flre weighing pounds.8 one . therein contained has twin.- werViTe.fitu* D. imh. at ten o'clwk tn the forenoon, at thu thorized. suit orproceedlwr having M Nashvillk, Tenn., April 7. —Mrs. north front door of the court house in tli» City law to recover the debt secured bj said ts«i* Chambers, a respectable white woman •tniggie the rioters were overpowered ol Hastings. County of Ba.Ty and State of T-K* or any part thereof ut»n whleh nodOfi and ten of ths the Ifuul^r* leaders wore placed 1 Michigan, said court house being the place fpr of Greensboro, Ga., was assaulted there is oUhned tote due at tbbdate the nb holding the circuit court f«*r the County of Uniostown, Pa, April 9.—Coney’s finder arrest. In the conflict one Hun­ ot «M9d» too dollars beside? an attrney tee d Barr>'. the foHowIng described propertv. to-«lt: army will leave here to-day, and the Thursday night by a negro. The negro twaatjr-fiva dollars as provided toe 1i r>^ garian waa shot through tbe head and AU that certain piece or parcel of land sltuwas arrested and identified. lie was mortgage. Notice I* hereby ctvto tw * Se. lying and being tn the County of Barrv route for the current week is as folInstantly killed and two others were Operating Surgeon of the New York iiSOF* described prenh?:** or so itineh dferS placed in jail. The jail was soon after ­ the state of Michigan. known and described mortally wounded. The ten who were Eye and Ear Hospital. as shall Ik? t-ee<-»-a.-» to aaUsfjr th* saM *« as tbe east half of the north west quarter of sec­ ward attacked by an armed mob. The Tuesday, April 10—Reach Lautal Summit, will be'snM President of tbe *«< Interstate Association Interest and legal tion number tweUty-two In town one north wverpowerod were handcuffed, tied to ' — --------- - — sheriff made a desperate defense and \fncue on tbe Hlh dat of April. AjD.. WKJJ range sevrn west, wbject to the conditions of a Pa., march 4 mile* father with ropoe sad taken to the ' off E Expert »P*,ri Specialists. Bpeeialists. ' 10 o’clock, a. m.. at Un* r -:f u-'niatocr d the certain lease of one half acre ou the north west Wednesday. April 11-Reach ScmmcrfleM. telegraphed the governor to order out By fequest of many friends and patients Court House in the city of Hastlort *od SUU <a«> at Connellsville. It ------------------- --------corner of said land heretofore glvrn for eiiureh Pa., march 18 miles. the military, which was dona, but be­ pnrpoaes. reference tel ng had to said lease, e.o-. w ... attsattou w.«ue„ ^.^‘ooUlt HASTINGS. MICH., Thurvtey. Apr!)'It—Reach Grantsville, Md.. fore the sdBLisrs reached the aceae of PvtHae H she said description containing iu all eight acres of U»iojrffi1rg, Pa.. Anril A—Th* . APri,» Consultation land more or 1 ss aecjrdlng to the United Stales owch IT mile*. Daxiai. !4TR1K»R. Att’y inFtawa . Friday. April li—Reach Frostburg. Md., the disturbance the mob had bettered ' »Hon hi the Mke Thurwiav » 1 FrJ* a“d. ^Meutlal in the prt- Dated. January iixh. iwtsurvey. march U miles. । ffipvn the jail walls and lynched the I *a, of th. battlofi^raftar th. V ,7?* ,f*rlor «< Ibe HASTINGS HOUSE Dated. Hastings, Mich, March 28.1894. , Alonzo B. Houston. BatortUy. April H-Reach Oumberiaad. MA, prisoner. : i^aL ‘ tettla, . on* day only. The Doctor describes the Circuit Court Commissioner. march 11 mile* . • Si?-* , . .U?dtaf Bioof fpom different diseases belter than the sick can , FBOBATEORDfifi ' Thiltt T.Couibovk. Solicitor for complainant, Barry Co.. 1 rad OiemwivM, It I, a wonderful gin for any- State of Michigan. County of Barry--* , Al » N th- ln.‘MtrCtert WJJ I El Rxinx 0. T., Aprith.—The Chey- eutt of ex-Jndrt William’ FWwwxr wn uno to pnaaeaa. County nf Bain. holJen at the I’ntWe offlgja ar. I The New Tort Urea, aav> "SWtaeM la meaty of HmUuk*. 10 <*1 **^tJ’* 12 enne Indian war has ended and the «x- . A|o,t the Suburbaa P.wUJ 1 dlement ba. abated. All tbe maleon- ■ BTlroad u, 1 kl ZL a* a toy In th, n^t phnomdiul wav h, nt* lay Che 2*ih day of March in a* PARKER’S mMM etebl hundr>*<! and u:n5S'X!?^m a ahandaaasnt af Ik, atrika altr-da light Into tbe clarke nan ere, nraaie •S I tent Indiana whs did the actual abeot. damagea returned a verdict ot *t M, ^frearat, friaries W. Arinin**, < HAIR BALSAM W wad iarpriMsaivm ot s f''nn1”1' mUte *** “d H<* tal“ , lug are under arroot Chief Hill, who Apr*'- ■— *-*- dX,B|[ -I—* J In Che matter of the *r.xU ot Auffix ft ' wha wounded in thj first battU^fad Mb. Baarotc deea^wd I Saturday evening. The Cowboys Have * ___ Heafnew and head nolaea cured. . Ou reeding and hilug th* p- ’ifi »n i' tfo> Mixa „The 1)°d>or haa juat ruamed from ot J. W. Heodersbou. an•ImstrsProbwf « goc.a>»d|t-uo«t laid down their arms and a courier Juffi . • aiJkddla“4 the lateat and beat M«, praying that his il*s! artswtt U>h . from the field says the troops antW- ' md filed may be heard and allowed jvnd la decref« ot the riot. । fwtho cure of all. Chronic. Ner- dtteribulkm pate no further trouble. ml entered, and] he uMhVw^ "^juXupim It la ordered. tjU Deb AIoines la. \nril T^TithnnaS* 1 by llMifateMg. . ***** * dewu tfasir air arms anB, aQd CrOM Ejm sm^ko-aBd. Mth day of April. A, I) . •‘^•3X5 I tbe forenoon, be amfgn-*» lor thi b«wte<B*g ; Iowa was supposed to adjourn without reorivod her, buaday from , ‘ t^doasd Thursday wlu“nSCU“”,,d T‘n«" r™°”d petttton and that the bcirt at ..Uwfi 8Hafaa<lall<>ttierper>.l' ’ ntwegw® ’ ’ ! ££ date at noon Friday, that import^! *hat that nearly oattea, are required io upi^M «****? AREAKFAST-SUPPER. Eyee Weak Watery Granulated aamdlly iiipwrt.Iheu to te hoidro Mihf • event ot the aeaaion did not tak%laco l‘O“ 7“ T“iU- ** °“® ot ^o owrorwt ?Snfurtbar raMa until JM j, m. Th, u.„al Xrioua ?h'm M**7 i <VOT>*°»dlaaww of •ce, fa tee City of Hastings, iu SWRjgFH tbe lids and eye lashes. show cam, If any there te. • h.V tM j aoenoa attending tbe cloainR hour.at ™ lho hull»tona.. nw„_J” **r’**1 may not te erssird. Ate»" OpblhalnMmeopte testing of the eye for ttoMtltfawr * , _ - -• . .. . 1 ..... 1 isr f lit* aueb bodie. wer. indulged In. । ‘ WO" “X lncll~ *« He. A,ril »—Zotwilh- ^YSW’L UTear Sight and Astfawalira to in* persons inwresiwi . tblurred right) fa the only exact method twodoS, ot wald FIHMI ,«* grateful-comforting IbmoflMr canning a cup) of J science as i»ed by Dr. VauMsrier Van W«bt. a, April ®.—Throe mar- | proapoct for fruit crops, ronowwl HI, gahintay by th, action M WOT ,n»l«l XBd rlrv..ldfd I. wlF th. ‘«^T.iod.XLg rtad .hter. In ihi, plan, namod Jennin I ~2_. . . zj— and llmba lurolouUry dlacharges Impo- Srry. «k« In l‘« fchnmdw, Anna M. Harlln and Emma I I xStT* “ • (W1. fo coutiauo It and th, nwta « taecy. gweral debility, uervou.nearr. larg- weeks previous io said d*y <o< Howard, filed »ulta for dWorca. ona ■ Lmd*1' April *~* *’**1 Cuis U AlRm. SOILING WATER OR MILK. Judre ui I roc*" j Hr. bouid' ^uTl PaWtatkar ot rhe lawyer reprcentlng uU. Tbo oh I heart, tlmidny. ,1<ht wrecked U a“ forwas the tame in all petition.—de«’ wrK -ked n«r IHunby LlDUO|"h£ it re diT^? "< <*" hood, throat, now. or and alx af bar oraw wor. “1” “ •£.: JEintS1^ tion. . 'he Ihrer, luitgK MURTHA'* -“Alt- J ’ voaaol got off har Conran in » ooaaa foZ 1 BeottdaU BaUr^.V^. <»”’a«tfoo at 7?°- f**?0" « howete, Woae terrible dlaorden ladJans Sued for Damages. aad ran aahoro oo a rocky cuaaL f voted rhe r rT'F ‘ftarnoon and outDefault havfaxbeeu ■" e <!,1**‘«a, Mvncm, Ind.. April A-Mrs. Sarah heavy M. ww running and^th. Lotted ! whT’are a certain m«r(gngr rxeruM N " w W«tlwa Wightlag the M| radiant hooea Boom and A<J» VerBoon . ■ 1 »■“A Morris, of Union township, this coun­ rfth. .raamer w„ aoou gro^ Thor^'T^.^J^ “ ,««• W. Hmith, dated rhr n‘ .“•rH*** '"irntble or un- Chariro ' ty, whose husband and child were morSSI-. Oar"»?oi ’>» fU" the tenet ' dered by Cheyenne Indiana in 1803, haa •nrii’bou“—„f wh‘r day of November Itefwid v*.gijM ■£1 otMtlnate caae and abaoltiiely raetore per- (WflN Fl«*h made with Telnacurii VahJ*t.-< >« i WyftnBh.toJohn <’ JWBJLtt f°rriKoer. Sj^, B i1m sued them through the United States day of November nwj Kite M1M1LK AI1ED MEN Mb. । haa J»en draw. 1„ u government for *90.000. waa recorord life mih«* ,<’• n’ ( _ peeoeut betwe« the AmerieJ? W. Wixom, X member ot one of the trouble richest timllim In thhi county, pleaded foreiirn . said BMtente of swi m<^s-by mid Nrw Yoax, April A—Mr*. Cornelia miilty to the charge of larceny and Went can not account for. The nrlne hTj to consider tbe whole amount STANDARD REMEDY jM mortgage due and payable in pw»"* M for loahiMwi. producing W to 1ft pounds per Frances Coster, who died in this city, wa. fined, with the coeta, Vi.TOl There a ronv .v . . . month contttlmng no arsenic, and guaranteed left a will directing that her entire were wren counto agalnal him. The Knalnwl ufo would not oowlder e„n ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS. fortune of *1,000,000 be devoted to fines were paid. meat af the Intcn *t thereonwltM building a mausoleum in Woodlawn Rom tee time It was dse I’* *■ mw. ‘ivn wax r at,. in ------ — wxmjDTXMty. Tta. THIN ACURA CO., MO Broadway, April ‘-Tborou, ToewUr for th« two for retotbeCity of Wafimmfo, morninE by the common r4 1—»b (r^ . Additional County News. Michigan Central gal** EPPS’S COCOA . THINACURA ( Rob thin people. Are YoU Thin? r r aooceeuod. All SSSsSBK �Every mother should keep a bottle of John Newell, of Allegan, died last Carter*# Extract Smart Weed in the houar. week, aged one hundred years and six months. He was the oldest man In the When the little one comes home with wet Thursday, feet and chilled, a hot allngof Carter*# Ex­ county and retained hl# senses to tbe last. Last week he walked six miles from the tract Smart Weed will prevent taking country. com. Children like It, it 1# as pleasant A letter was received at the pastoffice a# lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. this morning with tbe following inscrip­ tion on the envelope; “Marshall. Cal­ osklb linos. hot #ling of Carter's Extract Smart Tonsorlal Artiste. houn Co., Mich., Jug of County Court, fix Shop first door east of Uinn’s tailor Shop. Weed will cut the mucous phlegm out of those to inside so 1 can get one hundred Hie uUsvat the ucAve.st Styles blyles of balr hair cute. cuts. KOur shaves the throat and lung# io a few hours, mak­ dollar a piece on. Robert Manning. ‘ t ., suit ...j, von. ...... Give «i(v« us tin a a. trial trial Tirnij. T will renaoning it a sure cure and quick cure and pre­ Albion County, Mieh. address, March 38. 1894,-b. n, d. c.” The letter was given to ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore FAMES M. BAUER, Coqnty Clerk Gregg, who found enclosed Throat, Pneumonia, etc., a# these trouble# two slips of blank paper. Tbe writer is a Auctltmrir. Hastinga. • -I - Mich. all come from a neglected cold. W. H. lunatic and I# well known to Mjr. Gregg, h»vo an unction See me If you an- -olng to h who has received numerous communica­ lurgp experteuce Goodyear. lie Ii'urny kind. Have had 11 i. 7 erm# reasoni; ( wul give you satisfaction. tion# from him during the past five years. Uncle Jacob Jordan, who has been sick —Marshall Chronicle. .1. |M. SMITH. for some time and I# still quite low, hHm1 S. 1‘ALMKTIER. F. F. Hilbert, of Woodland lost his pet ed voting on Monday last for the first time pug. by poisoning last week. A piece of tE.Wl. ESTATE In 62 yearn. On hearing the resnlt$f the corn meal mush, with the poisoning on election lie Improved the opportunity to had been thrown into the yard by some . I'AI.MERTON A SMITH remind his son^f M. F., that there were a mean spirited person. Conveyancing a specialty. Readers of Tt e Telegraph will remem­ few republican# left beside# himself and Woodland, Mich ber the sensation caused recently by the Wm. P. Garrett, whom Milt had declared, marriage of Mabel Scudder, of l<bs» town­ LI M. Woodmitasee. before.election', were all dead but them.— ship, and Jim Mahonoy, a colored man Middleville Sun. who had been employed by her father as a farm baud. At the time, tbe girl’s act­ When the Wilson Bill becomes a law ion was considered inexplicable and some All basinets promptly attended to. Now cutting down the duly on potaloe# to 10 talk df hypnotism was indulged In. . J ward Taggart Yoyal E. Knappen. Arthur C. Deniton. j cents a bushel, American farmers may a# the announcement comes that last Sunday there was born to Mr. aiid Mrs. Mahony TAGGART. KNAPi’EN A DENISON. well reduce their acreage to whatever a bouncing boy, as black as the ace of LAWYERS. amount will supply tbelr families, for al! spades.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Rooms «5 #17 Michigan Trast Co. Bldg,. Eggs sold for six cents per doz at Eaton Grand Rapids. Michigan. the large citiy market# will be filled with European potatoes that can be grown, and Rapids last week. Hastings Banner business cares. K I J aucekikk, m. Physician and Surgeon. ill. luuluga.' • ■ Mich. AlfcHil--promi>v$y attended day or night. Of*ee.wF <LStowell’s bootwndshoemre I AMES A. SWEEZEY. J Attorney nt law, Hastings. Mich. i*r*ctlces in all courts of the state. Collectioc- promptly attended to. K.&. H. LATHROP. Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon <?ffiee over W. H. Goodyear’# New Drug 'Store. Al! calls promptly attended to. P 1 . A. SCRIBNER, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Deium, - - Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. A. A C. H. BARBER . Physicians and Surgeons. Galls In city or county responded to with promptness, day or J)ighL ___ H A. SHELDON, ’ . Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to lo’in on Hral Estate Real Estate •cld on commission. General conveyancing. Having a complete set ot Abstract Books, cod pllvi! from tin- Records, can f-irnlsn coinplrte i tracts C. F. BROOKS. Cleric P . y M. FOWLER, 1>.H. S. Office hours# a m to 5 j>. r. TIHILIPT. COLGROVE, X Attorney at Law t Snccresor to Surith A Colgrove.) (Office lu Union block, Ha»iiuga.i 1 Practices Ln all the courts or the stMte. delivered on strips at leas than 30 cent# a busheL This will increase trade accord­ ing to tree traders methods and spoil the h<»e market for American farmers. The oldest resident in Calhoun couuty is probably Geo. Dean, wbo lives four miles from this city. He I# ninety one years old and as spry as a cricket. He fell last Monday while in a tree picking cherries, which disabled him some, but still he asks little odd# of the average man of half his age.—Ex. It is reported among the papers of tbe state that Parson Arney’s congregation the treas­ at Lake Odessa have presented him with a sulky in which to drive hi# fast twotbe same. year-old.—Albion Recorder. the chief Bellaire has contracted for a bridge who flits across the Intermediate river, with a flower or seventy foot span. to congress by the secretary of ury for an appropriation to pay Tenacity ef purpose Is one of inaurtrs'OC success. The one here and there from one bright The log drive ou the south and middle purpose to another, will never succeed. He Is aMured by each In turn and as soon branches of the Tobacco River has been started. tires of it He becomes a jack-at-allThe street# of Monroe will be paved trades but a master at nouel The man with brick instead of gold, on account of" who sacceeds seta himself to work and hard times. sticks to the business; he learns all parts ot it, and studies it from all points, he takes an interest In it, he loves It. He does not let it master him; he becomes its master and he succeeds, li matters not wlml buainess such a man enters, be is bound to succeed anyway: because he , knows how to stay; he has the qualities of adhensiveness, of tenacity, of honesty. ’-4Yankee Blade. E. KEN ASTON, ADIR0NDA Wheeler’s i I nre IVerve HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration. Lpllepsu. UNEXCELLED FOR^^ of the United Slate# in many respects are helpless creatures. Their natural tenden­ cy appears to be to run down the hill in­ to the sea. Their competitors on every side CIRCULATION • arewontto pick and plunder and pollute 82 quire?. them. Their only weapon of retaliation Hereafter, changes for advertlaementa or defence is the reduction of their earn­ must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to ing#, in the hope that It may injure the insure insertion In tbe Issue of the week others more. They are frequently pass­ when brought. ing from view as business entitles; and LOCAL NEWS. This week, let us hope that tbe United State# court will be able to manage them with univer­ sal satisfaction. Unless the lines that re­ main are taken In hand by some via maCamphor Create Catarrh Care will cure jar, and new conditions soon applied, they will presently see their net earnings Catarrh. W. H- Goodyear. and the United States governCamphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure vanish;______ ment will be managing tbe consolidated a eold in the head. W. H. Goodyear. **system .__ -a •____ Mtlawava wlfhnnt of American railways, without Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure Is the beat any expensive purchase, and without sooUring and healing. W. H. Goodyear. knowing hew it came about Tbe practi­ •f hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart cal and General Manager# being tbe Cir­ operating Weed will cure the Grippe. W. H. Good­ cuit and District Judges, through experts or lawyers called Receiv­ year. ers, and meeting in different judicial dis­ Coater’s Croup and Cobsumption Cure I# tricts for frequent conference upon mat­ the best cough medicine. W. 11. Good­ ters of general policy concerning rates, year. wages, and expenditures. This happy re­ Carter’s Cough and Con-iumptlon Cure sult has already been quite substantially relieves at pnee. Try it; never fall*. W. attained Id the eight judical circuit, which embraces Little Ruck. 8L Lonk Omaha, U. Goodyear. Hood’s Baraanar>lla Is absolutely unequaled as a blood purifier and strengthening medicine. It is tbe Ideal spring medicine. Try ff. Carter’s Cough and ‘ Consumption Cure will cure coughs and croup, acU quV*k tAttes good. SL Paul, and Denver.’’ NEIGHBOIONG COUNTIES W. H. Goodyear. At Gobtevlllr the doctor* office join* the brothers cut an oak tree which was four undertakers office. Otsego parties will place aootber steam­ and one-half feet in diameter, and which was a tout 225 years old. Not many oak er on Gan Lake till# aumoer. Hopkins SUtlon people .re troubled trees of that size are to oe found.—Free­ .... chicken ihlevee thieve... with port Herald. Doting vacation, Mr. Beers helped his Tbe opera. Pinafore, Is being revived in many of our neighboring cities. Congressman Timmas ha# received notice from the Secretary of the Interior, informing him that the Pottawomfe Ind­ ians of Michigan, who are located mostly in his Congressional district, have had a favorable report from the court of claims, and that they have been allowed 3104.626; also that an estimate has been aabmltted Below we give a clipping from the Grange Visitor, concerning the clover A. * Attorney at Law, root borer, which causes so much trouble Over J. 8. Goodvear A Co.% store.) , Practices in all eoartsof tbe State. Golleetiau* to some farmers: This Insect has been •nnnptiy ittendingto. ' working more or less in Michigan for Jlx D K. TIMMERMAN, Homtppathlc Phjy or eight years. In eastern states it Is " . siclan and Surgeon. saM to have nearly destroyed the clover, (Officeover Lathrop’* drug store.) it being rarely that more. than one crop can be obtained from a seeding. The in­ sect works in most of the states east of the Mississippi. It attacks the medium, TRAOB MARK the mamosoth and the alsike clover, alsike perhaps to the least extent, and mammoth to the greatest. The insect is a black beetle, about the size of a pin head, and can be found at this .time of the year. AND Ti>e upper part of the large root will be found perforated and eaten by the beetles. Around Lansing tbe cldber has been -POSITIVELY CURESpretty well denned up. In a few cases last year’s seeding has been attacked, but not as a rule, it is difficult to suggest a StoeplessneM and *11 derangemento of tbe remedy. The insect has not been stud­ Nervous System. ied much and little is known about its habits. Possibly the surest way is to omit elover from tbe rotation, or at least by raising but one crop and then plowing Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from under. Perhaps sowing late Id summer opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. might help matters, siuee the eggs are laid in late spring or eariy summer. M. ©. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rapc- (Mich.) Savings Bank, aays he cannot say In the April number of The Forum, ’. <«o msrjh in favor of -AtHrondB," Wheeler’s Heart and Nerve Cure. Cui. Aldace F. Walker point# out the sigPrepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine nifieent extent to which tbe Government Co., Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. has already got control of many of our most important railroads. “The railroads HASTINGS, MICH- . Lawton I# to have two large fruit stor­ age ware houses erected this spring. Additional County News. Free port. Last week’s Setter. School began Monday with N. I). Beers and Miss Nora Nagler as teachers. F. E. Brunner and wife of Grand Rap­ Ids. visited their parents in Freeport the last Of the week. Tile roof ha* been put on the creamery and It will soon be in running order. The Perkins' House is now adorned with the nobbiest sign in town. Rev Geo. Myiene. of Detroit preached a couple of trial sermons at the Cong’l. church last Sabbath and gave good satis­ faction. H. Culler and wife from near Hastings, visited Freeport friends Saturday and‘ Sunday. Miss Maud Sperry of Sunfield, Is the welcome guest of Freeport friends. Rev. H. H. Halsey will preach a sermon on church entertainment next Sun­ day evening, at the U. B. church. William Moulton, an old and respected citizen of this township, living south of the W. M. church, passed quietly away last Saturday night, after a week's illness. He leaves an aged wife and six children to mourn his loss. The funeral was held Tuesday at 10 a. m. at the W. M. church, services conducted by Rev. H. H. Halsey, of this place and the remains laid at rest in the Irving cemetery. There was a big turn out at election, Monday. W. 8. Bouck and wife are visiting Tbe latter’s friend# In Grand Rapids, mother, Mrs. Jane Peckham, dll keep . bouse for them during their absence. Seth Smith’# little grandson, from . near Hastings, is spending a few days with them. George Craig, of Hastings, called on Freeport friend# last Friday. Miss Edith Smith of Hastings, called on acquaintances.in this place last Saturday evening. Mrs. Alanzo Markle, of Hastings, is the welcome guest of her mother, Mrs. Emily VanWormer. The friends of Tlios. Sullivan will be glad to learn that he is. recovering under the treatment of bi# cousin, Dr. Sullivan, jif Grattan. ’ Dr. Carpenter will soon have hi# new office completed and ready to occupy. Mis# Edith Yerdon Is now assistant in B. E. Quick & Co.’# bank. Chas. Llctka I# having a well drove on his residence lot. antf will soon erect a dwelling house Cloverdale. Last week’s letter. L. Whlttenjore has moved hi# saw mill onto the premise# of Wm. H. Carpenter. Ed. Wilkinson has moved hl# family to Otsego, where be will work in the paper mill. X Everett McCallum and Roy Barnes have gone to Cheboygan Co. to remain during tbe summer. Dell Norris and wife have moved to Hiokory Corners, Mr. Norris having been engaged as teacher in the school there. Chas. Collins and wife have moved onto the farm ot Dennis Collin#. Our pastor preached his farewell dis­ course last Sunday. It i# hoped that be may return to ua for another year. Prof. Taylor will close bi# very success­ ful winter*# term of singing school with a concert next Friday evening. The republicans elected their entire ticket in this town by large majorities. A complete change is what the people want Florence Barnes is living with Mrs. Harriet Thompson. Stephen Spnigue departed this life on tbe morning of April 1st and tbe funeral services took place on Wednesday. Mr. Sprague bed lung been a resident of this town and had seen the wilderness change Into fertile farms. He leave# a large num­ ber of children to mourn hi# loss. Mrs. Matilda Chamberlain was called to Hickory Corner# last Monday by the death of her sister Mr#. Lawrence. A very pleasant surprise was given Mr. and Mrs. Deli Norris on Tuesday evening «*’ ” '>DD1’ Collin.. Rm Down by a Loaded Handcar D. T. ALLEN MEETS WITH A SER­ IOUS ACCIDENT. Ill* E*©npe, Slckneu, and Recovery. Ingratitude. (Fron*. the Neb., Herald,) Last summer Mr. D. T. Allyn of tl'I.M place, wotkrd for the B. & M. R. R.. section hand, on the section extending east’ from Tecumseh, the county neat of Johnson County, Nebraska. On the sec­ ond day of July be met with an accident that nearly coat him hl# lift. He and five other men were working a hand car. In Xi out of which was a push car. Mr. Al­ lyn wan standing on the front part of the car, with his back toward# the direction in which the car was being run. Just as the two car# came together, the foreman ordered him to step from the car on which riding, onto the push car. and at the same time signaled another ot tl»c men to apply the brake, which slackened their speed enough to cause a gap of a few feel be­ tween the cars. In stepping back to comply with the order, he fell upou bis back in the middle of tbe railroad track, and the car, with its load of five men, tool# and water keg, in all weighing fully a ton, passing over him. A radon the under side of the car caught hi# feet and doubled him up so bis feet struck his face* A# he rolled over, the bull-whetd struck fate back and inflicted the injury that came so near proving fatal. Tbe car was raised from the rails and thrown off tbe track. He was curried to town and Dr. Snyder, the B. <&, M. R. R. surgeon, at Tecumseh, was summoned. Afterward#, Dr. C. C. Gafford, Dr. Yoden and Dr. Water#, all of Wymore. Neb., were called in consul­ tation, but they could afford no relief. About the first of October he became par­ alyzed from hl# waist down. Tbe sense of feeling entirely left hl# legs, which be­ Dr. came drawn one across the other. Livingston, of Plattsmouth, Neb., tbe bead physician of the B. <t. M. R. IL sys­ tem was summoned to treat the case, *.but* finally informed tbe patient that be could not live to see, July 1893. He had not tbe means to pay the expense# of a law­ suit against the railroad company, but tbe company’s trustees very willingly com­ promised the damages by paying him 83.­ 000. His condition continued to grow worse, tbe excruciating pain In his back never ceasing, until upon.the recommend­ ation, and by the request of a lady friend, Mrs. W. C. ^wan, ot Tecumseh, Neb., he began taking Pink Pills for Pale People. To the Herald reporter he said, “I had no more faith in them then 1 would have had In eating a handful of dirk” He com­ menced taking the pills on tbe 3d. day. of February, taking one after each meal, and in ten day# time, to his surprise, and In­ tense delight, the pain began to leave him. For #evMi months he had suffered contin­ uously, andihis joy, when relief came can be imagined but not described. He con­ tinued takit|g the Pink Pills until the tore part of May; About the middle of March he coujd go about his ordinary work with­ out any Inconvenience. He considers himself entirely cured and feels as well a# he erver did. exceot that hl# back' is not hs strong a# it was before he was hurt, i I . ’ Thi^ spring lie moved onto a farm twelve mile# southwest of Wallace, where be has planted a good crop of corn and is doing all his work without any hired help. Should any one doubt tlie statements here­ in made, they are invited to see him per­ sonally or write him, and address him at Waliaea, Neb. He is thankful for what Pink Pilis Have done for him, and is will­ ing to go to some trouble to let others know bf their wonderful curative proper­ ties. J * ji Dr. Williams Pink Pills, it seem*, con­ tain in a condensed form, all tbe elements necessary te give new life and richness to tbe blood, and restore shattered nerve#. They are an unfailing specific for such diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paral­ ysis, J^t. Vitus’ Dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the after effects of the grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions, that tired feeling resulting from nervous pros­ tration; all diseases resulting from vitiat­ ed humors In the blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas etc. They are also a specific for troubles peculiar to female#, such as suppressions, irregularities, and all forms of weakness. They build up the blood and restore tbe glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks. In men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry, overwork or excesses of whatever nature. These pills are manufactured by the Dr. Williams’Medicine Company, Schen­ ectady N. Y., and Brockvllle, UnL, and are sold in boxes at 50 cent# a box, or #ix boxes for $B.5O, and are never sold in bulk. Crop Report for April. Marell was remarkable for high temper­ ature and moderate amount of precipita­ tion. Report# are not yet at hand from all stations of the State, but at the State Board of Health station at Lansing, the records show it to have been tbe warmest March in sixteen years. The mean tem­ perature of the month was 40 48 degree#, or 9 degrees above the normal. The mean temperature of the first twenty-four day# was about 44.65 degrees, ot 13 de­ grees above tbe normal. The highest temperature recorded waa 74 degree# on the 18th. A cold wave passed over the Slate on the S5tb, and tbe weather from that date to tbe end of tbe month was se­ verely cold. On the 15th. tbe tempera­ ture dropped to 10 degrees. This was tbe lowest point touched during the month. Since April I tbe temperature b„ pone below tbe freezing point on all but two dayu On tbe 1,1 II dropped to >1 de­ gree,, on tbe Snd to ,2. and oo tbe nlgbla of Uw Ttb and Stb to *5. Tbl, mornlM. April Pth. there la a atrong. cold wind from tbe eaat □ Tbe average precipitation in Ma rob was 1.36 inches. Three inches of snow fell on the 2#th. As usual wheat on tbe summit and west of bills, and on clay and undrained land#, baa been somewhat Injured, but a# a rule the crop has wintered well. The average of tbe estimate# of correspond ents are for the southern counties. 89 per cent; central counties, 91 per cent, north­ ern countiea^H per cent; and State 90 per ceat, comparison being with average rears. Correspondent# in their remarks report the crop in good condition, much better condition than uaaal at the end of an “open" Marek In 1893 tbe average condition on April 1, In tbe aontbem coun­ ties 81, centra! 91, State 84; In 1899, southern counties 90. central 89 and State 90; In 1891. southern 97, central 93 The average condition thh “<? in the the southern counties is 8 point# belter, in nonine and in the State six points better than on April L 1893. The total number of bushels reported market* d by farmer# In .March is .UCVICTVI.' ------(MUlli.t tunibniew ecwwnjr «•<! »wnph 1.188,557, and in the eight mouths, Mnaril. -----August—March, 11,428,596, which is 106.- | 674 bushels less than reported marketed L0 In the same month# last year. At 27 Hood's Pills do not punt*. pain, or gripe, but elevator# and mills from which reports act promptly, easily and efficiently. have been received, there was no wheat marketed during the month. During the warm weatiier that prevail­ ed p.eviou# to tbe 25th of March, fruit buffs developed to some considerable ex­ tent, and great fears were felt that the cold wave of that date would work great barm if not ruin to the crop. A large show Depleted number of letters which will be published lu full In the final report, have been re­ everything ceived from fruit specialists since April 1, bad. They signs but at the time they were written the growers themselves were not satisfied a# to the amount of damage. The Grand River Valley Horticultural Society. March 27, believed no barm had i>een dune, but one of Ite member# a few day# later found ! pearsand peaches badly injured. Ionia 1 growers think their crop injured but c trifle. A St. Joseph correspondent thinks peaches all killed. At South Haven a fair crop of all kinds of fruit is expected, in WaHhtenaw peach buds had “started to Cream of Cod-liver bloom.” in some cases showing color. All with en such on low ground are killed, while those un higher ground are not injured. the blood, th& Apples and other fruits on high lands skin, cures have escaped. A fair conclusion from these letters is the system. Physicians, that the early and tender varieties of over, it. fruit, especial)v peaches and pears, have been Injured, but the latter and hardier Don't lit detind b; Substihrtis! kinds are yet safe. This is especially true of apples. There is no reason why a full crop ot this fruit should not be expected. - Pale Faces Blood, poor nourishment, ot are Anaemia. Scott’s Emulsion Oil, hypophosphites, ­ riches purifies Anaemia, builds up tha world endorse the EVERYTHING A large amount of white oak is being cut at Portland for shipment to Europe for shipbuilding. For Over Firty yean. Mrs. Wiualow’# Soothing Syrup ha# l>een urea for children teething. It sootha tbe child, soft­ ens the gums, al I avs all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best n-medy for Diarrhoea. Twentyfive cents a bottle. Bold by all druggist# throughout th# world. In the line of choice candies, fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery goods, constantly kept on hand. Prompt attention given to all orders. Call and see me at CITY BAKERY. A. E. HENKES, rKSF’K. What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants* and Children. It contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Lt is a harmless substitute* for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by Millions-of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd* cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas» toria is the Children’s Panacea—th© Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Casto ria. “ Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers bare repeatedly told me of Its good effect upon their children.” Da. G. C. Osgood, ** Castoria is so well adapted to children the* I recommend it na superior to any prearriptiae •• Castoria is tbe best remedy for children of “ Our physicians in the children’s depart meat have spoken highly of their erperi cnce Ln their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among oar medical supplies what is known a# regnter Interest of their children, and use Castoria in- destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending H. A. Abchkk, K. IX, 111 So. Oxford St , Brooklyn,ICT. favor upon it.’ Boston, Ma*. Conway, Ark. The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New York City. The Inter Ocean ------------ i----------------- IS THE------------------------------- MOST POPULAB REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST HKS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION DAILY (without Sunday), >6.00 per yoar. 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I8r»- editorial notes I And seeing bow the vault Hude voted for him he east aside hte fishing pole and went Into she White -Home. And -When he was set, and tapped a fresh bottle of beer, be opened his own th and tsagbt his . disciples, saying: Blessed are the poor for they -stali'-te * 1 in the way of urging free coin" CoogtTM. s~*wr SUW»ri’« bill Is reprtKl M U«lr to be sholrwl In committee or allowed to “rest on tbe ta■ble,” and it seems possible that tbe silver party may deem it Imprudent to Incur further odium by wasting time on meas­ ures which tbe president will not allow to become law. Should Mr. Bland carry out his threat to Introduce a free coinage bill. It Is likely to be dealt with very summari­ ly, as the house is anxious to get at other business. Nevertheless, tbe continued silver crusade has a silently unsettling effect upon confidence. Tnere can be no doubt that. In tbe west, ’ touthwest and south, tbe feeling in favor of Increased Issues of silver Is gaining ground rather than abating; and, unleu something Is done to mollify that feeling. It may lateY on assume more threatening dimensions. with hotel aad UoMdliMC boote. te roeehro them for .vodara aad nl<b«, >•“> .nd HW. D. W. Boynold". Aldentea Wte. Uk*» «»d Bob’. Be11 ven appointed •oomalueo lo «aU open ----- --It 1a hoped that all wiH give Mtereily to show these men that we ere a live city and know how to appreciate tbek visit. Tbe first day will be devoted to regular bualeeesof Che Convention and vWting tbe elty. A 1*11 wlU be <iv« at night at Hodge’s Opera Ooeee to toner of the association. Tbe second day will be election ef ofikere and 4n tbe afternoon tbe drill corps of Hastings Division No. It will give an exhibition drill on our streets. EflST WmbOW We are showing a great variety of Sun and Storm Umbrellas, both in style of handles and quality of covers. PRICES LOWER THAN LAST SEASON. In the evening a Negro Minstrel troupe poorer. will give a first class entertainment at the Blessed-are the riet for they sbdtl be made rioter,-and shall taste of the -good It Is therefore ot tbe utmost Importance opera house. This Is the first time in the things of 4hK worid. that congress should, during the present history of enr etty that so large and Influ­ Blessed are those-wto expect ntehlng, session, pus a bill authorizing Issues of ential a tody of ores ever gathered to­ for they ehall not be disappointed. bank currency, upon a basis of guarantee gether In Convention and every citizen Blessed te the campaign liar; tote Is which while absolutely secure would yet should feel a pekk In taring honor to tbe our main dependence. not be oppressive or prohibitory of Issues, occasion. Stores and buildings should be Blessed are the weak; for they shall be capable of expansion according to the re­ decorated and everybody try to entertain kicked eff tbe face of-the earth. quirements of business, and available to tbe and leave a good Impreseton of our city Blessed are they which do hunger; for state banks on tbe same terms u to tbe «poa the visktag delegation*. * they shall have plenty of company. B leered.are tbe tsaltors of the -labor gaol rations, far theyatall inherit <he fat offiees-Jo 'the land. Blensed are ye when men shall revile you aad .persecute 'yau for my sake, for * ye shall eat of ofiolabple at my band. Blessed.is lhe man-who will bring me another battle of beer, for this one 4s all gone. Blessed Is the man -wbo contributes to the campaign fond, -for 'he shall -receive back an -hundred feid more than be ga»eBlessod-aretbe poMteians, for we are In tbe same teat Blessed is the thief, *for be shall, have abundant opportunitiesto-steal. Bleared tie the lobbyist, for be --pays well, and.be -shall have tbe fat <rf tbe land. Blessed.are the bankers, for tbeifi's is Shakespere says “Experience Is by In­ dustry achieved,” and no one would care to diepate tbe say tog who was present at the “Experiwsce Social” given by tbe Episcopal ladies at tbe Perish House Thursday evening. Tbe object of tbe of depriving the silver agitators of two- social was to pay off othe debt Incurred thirds of their present support, and finally when toe etepei wm renovated for Its of removing this dangerous Issue from tbe present purpose. A good audience was field of politics. While tbe immediate present and they were well entertained, by course of tbe market probably suggests the experieeees related by the ladies, in discrimination In buying, still tbe distant earning their dollar. Several gave their future la brightening. Tbe advance In experience In poetry and blank verse. One wheat will create a better feeling In the oftheasost aawulng being given In the northwest, because the damage by the late same meter as “Hiawatha," In which noo­ cold snap was not serious, and Is not like­ dle soap, fragrant Trwak ointment, mustard ly to cause any material shortage. Tbe plasters and aeresal other things of like advance In sliver Is also calculated to les­ nature, were employed In earning the sen tbe gloomy spirits of the west When coveted dollar. -One lady curled and congress setties the tariff question busi­ dressed hair, charging five cents for same, ness will unquestionably experience a but when eta gave an -entire afternoon to sharp revival, but this tonged-for result curling four heads of hair, the price was Is stll. about two months distant at tbe raised, lo ten cents, and trade flourished earliest Meanwhile, tbe markets will just the same. Another amusing experi­ have its setbacks, but they will not be ence was told after the style of Poe’s serious, and in the long run prices must “Raven,” in which “Nevermore” gave advance. Henby Clews. place to “Dougltout." One of the dollars given was earne^'to a-novel manner by a national. The passage of such a measure, though not at the moment needed for cur­ rency necessities, would yet have the ef­ fect of getting the constantly disturbing money question out of the way, and— which Is even still more Important—also tbe kingdom-of the earth. Ye are the-salt of the earth, therefore . salt down everything 4n-alghL Ye are the light of tM world, for-ryou carry torchlights in every- campaign. . Let your torchlights-so shine before meu, that they can see tbe rooster on your Llttle Rhode Island Is solid In the re­ bat, and .glorify me your .political father. publican column again. There are 106 Think not that l am come to destroy tbe members of the legislature In all, and of law or the trusts;-1 "am not-come to destroy these 100 are republicans. Republicans but to-fulfill that which the republicans carried tbe state by over 6,000. did enact; bevertheless. I shall not do ]1L Whoever shall refuse to carry out the financial policy wJiichl shall dictate, shall be called.the least in tbe democratic party; but whosoever .shall strive to carry’ out that policy the same shall be great in the party, for 1 say unto you that uiileee your friendship for Wall street exceeds the friendship of. the republicans, ye shall in do case be retained In office. But I say unto.you that jx; resist not anything that the.populist may say or ds unto you. 'for know-ye not that they, like Cannon and a boat of others -.who profess to beour-eaemles-are in reality our best friends and by thslr-cunnlng.devices have captured thousands «f unwary acpublleans, causing tbedefeat of-tbat party and plac­ ing tbe democrats, ixij power. But if a republican-or a union soldier cross thy .pato, smite ±lm hip And thigh and give him no coasters for be is an1 abomination* to the land and the eyes of your political father. Lay not uprior yourselves treasures up­ on tbe earth but put them In Jbe tank or invest them in bonds -or In some trust, where other thieves cannot break through1 nor stead. Again, ye.hawe heard.Ifcat It ■ hath been said by tbem-of-ald time: Thou, shat: not swear; tat J sayiMDto you, thou htafc not ’ swear al anything, bat the .republican and the grasshopper. Give unto himsttmt asketfe of thee; give him something, ifinothiug.hut.a licking. To him that would borrow of thee turn not away. hut.charge bim ‘.fell the trsCic will bear.” Ye have beard-thwt .it hath been said, thou shall Iswe thy .neighbor and hate thy enemy. Bat I say note yen, Jove your professed -enemies, the populists, and hate4herepub­ licans, your neighbors. Take heed ttat ye .paavide sotjp homes rtor the poor man Is liable to blow you up With dynamite. .And when you pray use not vain repe• titions as the poptalsta-da, for they think tbay shall be htetol forAtek much speak- Additional Local News. lady who claiimki to be a ch route complalner. although never known to be sick In bed in her life; the. dollar was given by her husband if she would, go for a week without speaking of an ache or pain, which she did. One lady earned part of her dollar by burying a cat No doubt all of tbe experiences given would be read with Interest had we space to print them. Dutch cheese, stove holders, pies, pop corn, were a few of the other means em­ ployed by tbe energetic women. Tbe result of the social was very gratifying, tbe to­ tal receipts for the evening being Si 12, whieh reflects great credit on the ladles, especially te Mrs. Robinson, to whose en­ Elsewhere In this Issue will be found a petition to tbe Mayor and common council, asking ibit the laws prohibiting minors from frequenting places where gambling and games of chance are carried on, be en­ forced. We think we are safe in saying that tbe Mayor and the members of tbe council will do all In their power to sup­ press this evil, which during the past terprise tbe Auecpss of the social was year or more has been steadily growing. due. •The press of this city have warned the FATALLY BURNED-people time and again of this growing •evil, but their efforts have not had the support of Public sentiment which must Our Delton oorrespondeot writes that a toe bad in order to enforce these laws. We horrible fatality occurred near there Mon­ ted always supposed that it was tbe doty day afternoon by which Mrs. John Hink­ af peace officers to enforce laws, but they ley, living a few miles east of Delton lost have -not apparently so construed It. The her life. Their home was burned to the amount of drunkenness to be seen In this ground, and in some manner Mns Hink­ ley’s clothing caught sire and she wm etty-on Sundays Is evidence also that the burned frightfully, the entire oater laver liquor laws are not enforced, even minors of skin coming off all over her body. She seemtogly having no difficulty in procuring died in great agony, abont 1« o'clock to tbe evening. anything that they may wish In tbe way Since writing tbe above, we tare learn­ of intoxicants. This ought not to be, and ed more of tbe particulars. The nnfortu­ would.not be if public sentiment would nate woman wm alone, her husband being aroeaedtself and demand that tbe laws be away, and in trying to put oat tbe flames, her clothing caught afire and wm burned enforeud. A union meeting of all tbe entirely off. not a vestige rentalnIng on but churches, to the city will be held In tbe M. her shoes. Almnet inaane with agony she E. chweh-Sunday evening at which these bld In a shed, and It is reported It was fully things -will be discussed. Everyone in an hour before anyone came to tbe prem­ sympathy-with the movement Is Invited to ises, and discovered the poor woman’s condition. attend. The funeral wm held yesterday and The funetnl of Ella M. Bowen, mention conducted by Rev. ■ J. Davis, of Cedar Creek. of whose death was made last week, oc­ curred fre<n tbe Episcopal church, In this We desire to thank the kind friends city, Friday Afternoon, and was attended in Fenton and Hastings for their many by many friends. Several beautiful floral kind acts during the sickness, death and pieces rested an and around tbe casket, a burial of our daughter and sister, Mrs. harp of flowers .being sent from her em­ Ella Bowen. Their many Christian acts will ever be held in sacred memory. ployers at Fenton. Six young women, t M. Dnollett aw» Family, friends of the deceased acted as honorary Bellevue, Mlcb. rpal) bearers. Etta M. Drollelt was born Grant*a Store C’loMd. •near Bellevue a Mttle over tblrty-wne years Friday April 18th, our store will be -ago; was married at tbe age of 16, and ctoeed in order that we may arrange stock went west with her husband Mr. Bowen; for oar great half price sale whleh begina B. K. Gbast. lining at and near Breckinridge, Colorado, «.tard.y, April Ute. until she came to tote city several years Farmers, bring your Butter and Eggs to the LITTLE - PRICK - QROQERT And get the highest market price. We will give you Cash or Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions. LARGEST STOCK, GOOD GOODS, LOWEST PRICES. Ross Levis & Pifer Lafe Fine Ste are the M We have a complete line of them from C to E in all the latest styles. A. C. McGraw <fc Go’s Men’s Perfect Fitting Shoes, also a fine line of Men’s fioyp' »nd Youths’ Russet Shoes. Our stock is now complete. We Respectfully invite your inspection at F. G. STOWELL'S South Side State Street. Why was Jonah the strongest man that ever lived? Ans.—Because a whale could not keep him down. I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol* storing and repairing. It’a Conundrum To many people how we sell Furni­ ture bo cheap, and especially is it a quandry to those who have taken advantage of the exceptional bar­ gains we have been offering of late. To those who liave not bought ana to those who may be hesitateing about buying we wish to say that our bargains are not all sold by any means. The times are close and we’re selling closer than we ever did before, and probably cheaper than you can ever buy again. Frank Stebbins. Jefferson St Furniture Store. On Carpets FOR SALE ‘ Ab we have explained before yon can’t afford to buy only from sam­ ple. You don’t buy Carpets every year and when you do buy-don’ let your eelections be limited to only a few varieties, but buy of » where you can make your enow* from the latest and best styles. CHEAP MB where ate had many relatives, and engaged in dressmaking and at&tWard In I j: A family bone six jean old, ton nd and perfectly safe for women to drive. Entnrqrour father at Washington knpweth <l u,r ® <* John McElwajm. -ttadnilllnery business. At the tike of her denth she had a loernUne jKtetion aa trim­ Rm»M. mer, io a millinery estabMahmeoi at Fen­ polttieal fatter which m< to Wa*hluaton, ton. flbe leaves as near relatives, a yont< non, Maxwell, ter father and mother, Mr. and Mm. M. Drollett, o< .ftoUevue, two J •Im, euBM we tafln tke npabltean. bowels, and heart disease. Ste bad never tally reoowred from a severe eiekneu of “WM” Your Attention •AT--------- typhoid few, which she had about two 4n this city, specially among tbe young people to whore gathering* she wU al- HOLLOWAY’S, every side, regrets are beard, at what seems tbe unUrnHy death of this bright little women. ' ■ SIGN OF Pure SUU Mk teHBlfkt U X1 Highest of all in leavening meat Food HOYAL BaKI Wall St., N. Y. latest styles out in these carriages. They possess so many points of e cellenoe that we haven t space to name them, but we’ll gladl' ex plain when you call. Yours truly A. McCoy. ij �l-aditn. It j-on want • Juket or r.pe, ua Compare price. .nd quin,. PERSONAL MENTION. O. D. Sravuinra. It,on h.Tontan, photofrapb. ot tbe World’. Fair yon can get them tree ot charge bj bnrlnir (3.00 worth ot itood, at Spauldlna'u Alway. »et root meat at Ed. Schumann’, on Jefferson st He make. ■ apeel.tl, ot keeping that which la nice and will take apeclal pains to please you. Doing More Work Than Congress! Tbe law requires erery city to hire a ‘health officer whose duty U Is to make ' Paper Hangers are busy hanging paper sold by regular reports. Such an office It proper ly conducted would bare much to do In stamping out contageoua diseases. Riebard Messer returned Saturday. from Chicago Claude Hough, of Nashville, was in the city Monday. Han, Daniel Striker was in Lowell Mon­ day on business. Major Anderton, of Detroit, was in tbe city over Sunday. Mrs. Wallace Hobbs is not expected to live at this writing. D. R. Cook was in Prairieville the flrat of the week on business. J- T. Lombard and W. II. Spence were XDongal, tbe English mastiff, owned by lb Grand Rapids Monday.\ Shirley Smith, died at Lake Odessa on /Mrs. May Hughes has returned from | Monday from tbe effects ot a kick from a Grand Rapids for a week’s visit. Painters are busy using paint . horse, owned bj Otl. Miner, wbo wm Mrs. Edward Woodard has been serious­ Uklnn care of tbe doe. He wm a noble ly ill, but Is better at this writing. bought of fellow and greatly prized by his owner and Miss Margaret Loomis, of Grand Rapids, FRED L. HEATH, the family. Peace to his ashes. visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary Geer, last The Druggist. The Lake Odessa Wave came out last week. The good housewife is busy re- week with a twenty-eight page edition, to XMr. and Mrs. Snyder, of Charlotte, vis­ ■ewing her faded garments withi celebrate Its sixth birthday. It contained ited their sister, Mrs. Lydia’Cotton last a fine write up of tbe churches, business dye stuffs purchased of houses, societies, and Lake Odessa In gen­ Miss Eva Mead is very low with quick FRED L. HEATH, eral. It does credit to Its enterprising K FRED L. HEATH, The Druggist. The Druggist. proprietor, Clyde W. Francis, who by the Ever thing is moving at the little Drug Store in the old wooden building One door east of City Bank. Call and ask for a sample package of Celery Tea. Thousands of people In this state have never seen “Niagara in Winter." For the next four weeks It can be seen at Voigt, Herpolsheimer A Co’s. Grand Rapids, free of charge. It Is tbe largest landscape painting in the world, took six years to complete it, and is valued at 850,000. The picture Is exhibited in only two cities in the country, and the people of this city are cordially Invited to go and see 1 tbe beautiful picture. For further particulars read their adv. in this issue. A TRIP AROUND THE .. WORLD. .. flKT SERIES NS. 1. COUPON No. 7. NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. Send or bring each week this cou­ pon. together with TEX cents, and you win receive Portfolio Na 7 of • A TRIP AROUND TBE WORLD." For particulars see "ad” page 1. 4 THE HOLY LAND > 4 1 PHOTOGRAPHED, fr 4----------------------- ■---4 COUPON NO. 1. Bring or send one coupon together with Ten cents in •5 money or stamps; to the BANNER office and receive part oi of "u “The Holy Land one pari _, In ordering r Photopraphed. be sure to give name, P. O. 4 Address and the Part wanted, 4 4 j •fr ? b a F r fr LOCAL NEWS. * QIKQULrtTlON * This week, 82 quires Hereafter, changes for advertisements mu,t reach this office Tuesdays at latest to week insure insertion In the issue of the ‘ when brought. consumption at her home in ward. tbe 2nd ^Miss Maud Trego attended tbe wedding Don’t forget the fact that you can get of Miss Maude Hough, at Nashville yes­ the Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter terday. Ocean, the two papers for only one dollar Leo Myers and family moved back to a year. Or you ean get^he Banneb and Detroit Weekly Tribune the two for one their farm this week, and will reside there dollar a year, or the Bannkk and New la the future. York Weekly Tribune, the two for one dollar a year. These prices are for Barry County readers only. Those living out­ side tbe county will be charged 81.25. COUPON < PART NO. 1, 4—-------------------- —— way. is a graduate of our scho.ils. We desire to call the attention ot our readers to R. K. Grant’s adv in this Issue. Mr. Grant’s sale is a genuine one. He Is a hustling, enterprising merchant and a man of his word. What be tells you he means. At his sale he will sell clothing below the wholesale price. It will be re­ membered that be bought tbe Dean stock of clothing at Woodland at an assignees’ sale. Instead of selfing it at the same price, he will move tbe stock here and give everyone the chance of buying cloth­ ing at half-price. If you need clothing, now Is your time to buy. Mrs. Blackman and Mrs. Lasher, of Delton, were guests of Mrs. P. T. Col­ grove last w eek. Mrs. W. N. Chidester. Mrs. Mortimer Tower and Mrs. W. R. Cook were in Grand Rapids Monday. Owing to late arrival several of our cor­ respondents Items had -<o be omitted this Hale, residing at 600 West Green St. submitted to a painful operation yesterday, In which one of ber big toe’s and a porUoo of her foot below it was amputated, About six years ago she ran a large sliver into ber foot, and it is now thought that Bar Room were both posted at one time part of it remained Inside, as she has been here last week and yet the bill boards troubled, more or less with It since. A few weeks ago It gave ber such pain that withstood the shock. ■ and aa examlLost—Between the city and Fred medical aid was sami Bumps’, on tbe town line, April 3rd, the nation showed tbe bones In the toe to be hartly diseased, some of them being loose. breast collar and traces of a single harness. Treatment of the member falling to have Finder will be rewarded by tearing | effect. It was decided to amputate tbe db at Hams and Van Annan *s store or at Mr. seased portion, in order to save tbe rest Bumps’. of the foot, as the disease «a« gradually A. H. Johnson, for several years working back. Later-We learn this nected with tbe Bannkb as foreman, and morning the doctors decided yesterday to who later on edited the Barry County •ee if cutting tbe diseased bane from tbe Democrat, died at the home of bis slater, at Walled Lake, Oakland Co., Friday. ceufal, amputation will not be nceeawry* April 6th, the funeral oeearriag Sunday. week. Don’t forget to mail your letters on Monday. V Uncle Tom’s Cabin and Ten Nights In a and possibly they did get clear in for all that we know. In we are rather convinced that they did enter onr store. Possibly it surprises you to think that they got in and then didn’t take anything. It wouldn’t surprise you if you would only examine our boots and shoes and prices. We sell ’em so cheap that a man couldn’t afford to run the risk of stealing. When we sell so cheap that it don’t pay to steal ’em, don’t you think you can afford to at least call and examine. Come anyway whether you want to buy or not W. H. SPENCE. ZMrs. M. M. Mattery and daughter ot । Grand Rapids, were guests of Mrs. Mattle Spaulding last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Squiers and. daugh­ ter Gertrude, of Big Rapids, have been visiting relatives In the city. Mrs. P. W. Burgess, of Hastings, re­ turned Saturday from a week’s visit in Kalamazoo.—Kai. Daily News. ^Rev. A. D. Grigsby, Mrs. Grigsby and W6 Dooom ai flssionee’s Sale me ENTIRE STOCK Mr. T. S. Husted attended meeting of Landing Presbytery at Mason, on Tuesday - - OF - - and Wednesday. •jLDr. M. W. Wightman, of New York City, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Drake. She has just returned from a five months trip to the old country. Will Moreland, who for several years past has been connected with the Banner, left for Kalamazoo Tuesday evening where he has accepted a position with the Pub­ lishing Co. Will is a good, falthfnl fellow and bis friends hope to see him get to the front. Uncle Tom’s Cabin, in all the glory of blood hounds, donkey, little Eva, etc., struck the city yesterday and about 15 minutes was required to unload their :paraphernalia from tbe morning train. XEd. Schumann will soon have some more of that genuine home-dried beef ,again. It Is far superior to any of tbe ,imported dried beef and sells like hot ( cakes. Better see him soon If you want <some of It. It Is astonishing how cheap elegant Art .Portfolios of the World’s Fair can be ob­ (tained. O. D. Spaulding has taken the , lead In this line however and is now giv­ | ing a most superb art Portfolio of the . World’s Fair free of charge, with every Nice, tender juley steaks are what tbe times what they paid for It were it not , 83 cash purchase. Cali at his store and people like and they are just what Ed. possible to get It duplicated. Tbe series ( see the book. contains views not only from nearly every Schumann sells. Having sold one half interest In my Gtt World’s Fair photographs absolute­ country abroad, but also from this coun­ stock of groceries, etc., to Madison Erb, ly free of charge at Spaulding’s, with try. Some of tbe most Important scenes । from the World’s fair are given as well as I1 desire to thank my friends and patrons every 83.00 cash purchase. e the grand and beautiful scenery of Colo- 1for the very liberal trade you have given 5 and 10 cent trade counts toward se­ redo, California and other states. If those 1me in the past. We trust to merit a con­ curing World’s Fair portfolio. of the same in tbe future by con­ wbo have commenced tbe series desire to tinuance < O. D. Spaulding. to sell you the best goods In tbe get all tbe missing numbers at once they tinuing 1 <A Presbyterian minister and family and guaranteeing to meet all boucan do ao by call*»< at once at the office or market ’ from Sunfield, have moved into part of send 10 cents in stamps or coin for each <est competition. We will try and make Mrs. Hulda Reed’s bouse on W. Green part desired. Be sura to write names, it I as pleasant as possible for you and in­ vite all old friends and customers, as well BL P. O. addresses and the parts you desire ' Now that maple syrup is cheap you plainly. We pay cash for these books and > want to buy that gunuine New York Buck­ can therefore sell them only for oath. wheat flour that Joe. Rogers A Co. sell for For some time past the rood people of Miss Gertrude Hate, daughter of G. 82.80. Monday evening Burglars attempted to get in our store, W. R. Cook is attending the meeting of Michigan Republican Newspaper men at Owosso this week. At tbe World's Fair last summer no foreign exhibit attracted more attention than, probably no other attracted so much as, the Javanese village. In spite of tbe Interest then taken In the gentle little In the Middleville Items will be found brown-skinned residents of the rush-matan account of tbe death of Jacob Jordan, tlng-and-bamboo village, many people ' of Middleville, an old pioneer of the will be surprised to know that tbe popu­ county. lation of Java Is 23.000,000. How tbe We submit to your inspection, clean Javanese live, and what their island home fresh goods bought for tastes and needs at looks like, will be described In the May tbe lowest price. O. D. Spaulding. Harperis Magazine, with illustrations of; Henry Barnum, an old resident of Carl­ typical houses, vegetation, and men and ton died Tuesday of heart failure. Though women. If you are thinking of getting a diction­ Mr. Barnum bad been ailing for some ary, we advise you to get the Funk A time, yet the news of his death came as a Wagnails. It te the latest out, and has 1surprise to bls many friends In the city. many points of excellence and Improve­ Magic city and magic prices at O. D. ments possessed by no other dictionary. Spauldings. It contains nearly 300,000 words, and Is of Buy the popular 5 cent loaf at F. O. itself a library., and Is almost IndlspensiBeamer’s bakepr. blr In any library. The book cannot be Rumor says another drug store Is soon too highly recommended, and those wbo buy It will find their money well invested. to L>e started In Hastings. Anyone dealring or thinking of buying a See our 85.00 jackets. dictionary, should write Rev. D. B. Pope, O. D. Spaulding. at Hickory Comers, Barry Co., Mich., and Buy 83.00 worth of goods at Spaulding’s be will supply them with all needed inand get World’s Fair photographs free. formation. Last week’s Freeport and Cloverdale We have a few complete sets of the letters will be found on inside local page. whole series of 16 books of the “Tour of X Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Broek are now the World Photographed.’’ Everyone who nicely settled In Miss Minnie Matthews’ has this series is exceedingly well pleased house, on Benton St and would not part with It for several URGLARS the city bare do doubt been aware that, I tbe Settlor class of the Hastings School I were going to <ire a play, Philomel, by iname. It has stared at one from fence ।posts, sidewalks, store windows. In fact.any ,place where an enterprising senior could use a piece of chalk. Tbe teachers In tbe i IHigh School have also gased on black 1boards, adorned with 1 by 4 ft. letters of -Philomel.” One morning test week dur­ ing the opening exercises Professor Ster­ 1 ling arose and said, "He bad a secret which 1 br 1 wished to impart to th? scholars pres­ <ent, and, as it had not yet *got °°L’ be 1hoped they would not repeat It.” By this 4time the scholars were on the qnl Tire with curiosity gnd Impatience, and when In I a lower tone tbs Professor announced ■•‘The Senior class was going to give a play relied Philomel,” it bcoqgbt down the Clothing Furnishing Goods s OF C. C. DEANE, OF WOODLAND. Saturday, April 14, He plate mis Swck on Sale al our store In Hastings at FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, JUST HALF PRICE, THIS MEANS $18.00 Suits For 16.00 " “ 15 00 “ 14 00 “ “ 12.00 “ " 10.00 “ “ 8.00 “ “ $9.00. 8.00. 7.50. 7.00. 6.00. 5.00. 4.00. <=S1 Furnishing Goods and Hats at the same rate. ; The greatest chance you ever had to save $$ J We are permanently located and cannot afford to mis-represent. K. K. Qrhht. Store closed Friday to arrange stock. �IDE OLD miMYSTEBy By Arthur W. Jfarchmont, B. A. This .reined todlrooncert h:m more than the former question,. Hc.^r“?d aw.v his head, and Mary fancied she detected a quick glance gashed be­ tween Savannah and him. * “You don’t understand it, Mary.” His voice was a trifle more unsteady than it had been before. “I told them that the money was in the house and in the eash-box)” “But if you have the money to give them, how can it be serious? Money is money, and twelve pounds taken out of the savings bank is the same to them as twelve pounds taken out of a cash­ box. Surely that’s all they want." Again there was an awkward silence. Tom turned away and leant his head on his hand in an attitude of dejection. Suddenly he faeed round, looked at the girl as if she were accusing him. and mid—trying again to assume anger in order to cover his confusion: “Yas; it’s all very well to talk like that ’If I had the money;’ but what if I haven’t the money? And I Have­ n’t". He Iroked at her half-deflantly and yet half-ahamefacedly. For a moment Mary eould not re­ ply. She glanced into his face, then Into Savannah’s, and then dropped her eyes lest he should read the doubts and fears which his words had raised. Doubts, not of his honesty—she had no doubt of that; but of something that was even more to her. She knew that only a few weeks before lie had had some twenty or thirty pounds of sav­ ings, just as she herself had; for they had talked over all their little money matters like brother and sister. Now cague, disquieting fears as to what he had done with it, connecting them­ selves indefinitely in her thoughts with her growing doubts of Savannah, troubled her. But none of this feel­ ing showed itself in her reply. “Then you should have relied on me, Tom," she answered, and her face as riie spoke glowed with a smile that cheered and warmed the heart of the .man. “That will soon be put right You must have been strangely troubled, dear, to forget me at such a time. We must get rid of this bother first, and then well see about who broke into your cash-box. Will you take this money to Murstone in the morning—or at any rate tell him you have tbe amount, whatever it may be, that the books make out to be due?’ “You are very good, Mary,* said Tom, very gently. “Nay, nay; it’s but what I’d look for from you. I'm glad we’ve had the talk. I shall sleep to-night now. But I ipust go." ’ Then she and Savannah left, and Mary walked home with a heavy heart for all her words. The moro she thought of the inter­ view-recalling Tom’s manner, and what he had said, and piecing it to­ gether with his neglect of her during her week of illness—the more she was troubled and harassed and restless. An iqstinct secmedto warn her that the worst trouble lay underneath the surface, and that It was of a kind which threatened to wreck all her hap­ piness. Of the particular trouble about the sick fund money she no longer felt much anxiety. That could* easily be replaced. What sfce feared was a trouble that no money could avert. CHAPTER XIV. In Che morning Mary took her sav­ ings bank book to the mill At break­ fast time she saw Reuben Gorringe. and asked him to let her have ten pounds at once, to be paid back as soon as the money could be got from the bank. Gorringe was only too glad for her to come to him—glad to let ber feel the advantages of the possession of money. “Ten pounds, Mary? Of course I will. Is that enough? Here, take back your book," he said, without having at­ tempted to open it. “There need be do talk of such a thing between you and me. What I have will always be half yours You have but to ask;" and he smiled as he handed the book out to her, with a bank note for ten pounds. “I wish you to see, please, Mr. Gor­ ringe, that there is money in the bank —more than enough to cover this; and if it can be done, I should like you to have security for the money. " I aa r~'~r going \ to draw this ’ sum _____ out i __ at onoc, and should like you to have tbe * ‘ J order tor It. if that Is possible.” “What a little business woman you are, to be sure," be said. “But I ll trust you for that amount if you don’t want more, without prying into the secrets of your banking account, child," and he smiled again. “There’s over forty pounds there, Mr. Gorringe," said Mary, with quiet Are in earnest. You wont have me for man <of business. This had been writing while “Yon are very welcome; but of course mueh by his manner of doing the act as by the act iteelf. She took the ten pounds, together ■•Yon nrodn’t Imply after the mill closed '4n order to tell her all that passed. About five o’clock, however, Reuben Gorringe camo to herwrith a look of concern and seriousness on his face, and asked her to oome as soon as pos­ sible to tbe office, as he wished to see her particularly. “What is it?" she’ asked. “Is any­ thing the matter?” “I can’t tell you here; come to the office," answered Gorringe. “It is seri- aawv. “He thought Tom might have stolen it from you to cover tbe amount stolen from the fund. I suppose ?" said Mary, in clear, distinct, scornful tones. I don’t believe a word about any more money being short. 1 believe tt’s all a lie from first to last." she said, vigor­ ously. “But you know Tom better than to believe a word of it. You have had him about you’ here in this office. If any man knows that Tom's* as straightas a die, you must know it." She stopped all her looms almost as Reuben Gorringe did not speak, and soon as he had left, and followed him. avoided the girl’s look. The expres­ “Yon had better sit down, Mary,” he sion of eager, harassed pain in bereyes said, very kindly and gently, but in a was too distressing, for him to endure manner calculated to add to her when he reflected that he had to thrust alarm. “I have a good deal to say to the bayonet deeper into the wound “What is it about, Mr. Gorringe?" she asked. “Please don’t keep me in suspense, but tell me what it is at once.” “In the first place, tell me,” he said, very seriously and concernedly, “whether you think yon can trust me as a friend." “Yes,” answered the girl; “you may know that; otherwise I should not have come to you as I did this morn- “Then will you tell me why you wanted that money?" The question surprised her, and she shrank from it almost as if it had been an insult. “No: I cannot tell you that. 1 bad sudden need of the money.” “Was it for Tom Roy lance?” he asked, with equal suddenness, looking keenly at her. “I said I could not tell you, Mr. Gorringe. If I had known it was to ask me this question that you wanted me, I should not hare come here now. Nay, I should not have come to you as I did this morning;” and she rose to than ever. “Why don’t you speak, Mr. Gorringe? Why don’t you answer?*’ tt “I know not how to answer, Mary, ’ he replied, in a tone scarcely above a whisper. “Do you mean that you don’t know that Tom’s straight?" she cried, at her heart a great fear. "1 have told you that I would not let myself bold a doubt of him. You know how I have trusted him. how I have had him here in the office. If there is any change in him. I do not believe it is his fault I know that in some things he haa changed. I have heard it He has spent money—more money than before. He has drawn out all his money from the savings bank. He has been with—with those who will do him no good. But it is not his fault Nay, Indeed, the blame is part­ “Don’t go. I wished to see whether you would, as you said, trust me. I see you do not. I know that you wanted the money for Tom. Here is the note that I gave yon. It was brought to me by Murstone, who had it from Tom within an hour or two of your being here.” • The girl made no answer, but sat down again in her chair. She knew there was more to come. “Why did Murstone bring you that note?" she asked. “Will you tell me whether you have beard anything about moncj' matters between the two men? Did you know the purpose for which Tom wanted this money when you gave it to him? If ...... would tell ware yon me it it mr-revD would m.Lu make n,a. me able to speak with greater freedom.” “I know what lies were told about Tom having kept some of the money of the sick fund,” said Mary, angrily. “I thought so too.” p,,-u1.1_L. you “Yon thought so? Say whether knw'Tom to be as strafghtasIknow him to be. Don’t say you thought. That means you don’t think so now." “That means that I dont-or rather ly mine." “Yours?" • cried Mary, quickly. “What do yon mean?” “It was my fault that the girl ever came here. I did not know—4 could not know—what would happen”—he said this as if excusing himself. “I only thought to bring a good hand here at the time of the strike; but I had never a thought of what might happen.” “Whom do you mean?” asked Mary, "Forgive me if I pain you. I refer to what everyone in Walkden Bridge knows—the relation.' of Tom with the girl Savannah.’ She had felt it coming, but the blow struck ber with cruel force. She sat silent, first trying to calm herself, and next trying to force herself to be angry, then to persuade herself that it was all untrue But she eould not do it at once, for all the hard struggle i that she made. She could not hut feel the truth of what lay beneath what Reuben Gorringe had said, and she longed and yet dreaded to hear more. “Savannah Morbyn is not a woman to be trusted,’’ said the manager, after a pause- “I know that now. I fear that the money haa been spent upon j he*- And how much has gone I can. Dot yet tell. I ’"Do Iou mean that more of the sick , fund moneyjias asked Mary, in a dull, misery-tuned voice. that I can’t—think so now” • ’‘ Worse than that — much worse, I Mary rose from her chair, her face •• —. When those men came to .me toflushed crimson and her eyes flashing , .w ^ear [ da y and told me what you know. I felt with angry light " “Thfe’is'nd’piace for me, then," she that, though I trusted Tom Roylance, 1 that he bn. ^-Tbut B^bc- OoreDMfe ^on^i.I.Wt.Uon but not unless YOU USE Santa « ^e»” l“»— nothing to droorve “lean see you meant ^dowhaltraa x » lint what do you mean to dor qo" of thbkmd. end It m»y to. dore not reel "fib vo­ lt I. ilely for old Mr. Coode. He will nettle what shall be dona. What I thought to do wm to gel yooto helpito unrarellng the conta th.t «>em to Mg Tom to » courro o( conduct that looks like ruin. De can’t keep in wiUi ,noh a girl M Savannah without s“®cr'“?: However. I have made_ a blander. I suppose, and I am sorry. A, he .poke he put the book* naner, away In a drawer, locked II. put th^key In Me I**kel and th.n gotup Soap. rriSTWC Pffjasr,Bisr& < Made by ffl[HKFAIftB*NK COMPANY. M if the Interview wm at an end. •‘Forgive me. forgive me; 1 hare been bitterly nnldnd; bat yon cannot tall what kll this I, to me. Let me re<you again, and try to *0 nothing UU them J cannot bear any more now; ana with that Mary hurried from the room. [to b> ooirnxusxKj Reduced t™m ;; gc-; ’ Upon receipt of your MldreM »nd Uftoen cents in postage stamps, we will mall you prepaid Souvxnik Portfolio of thx World’s Columhiax Exposition, the regular price is fifty cents, but as we want you to have one, we make the price ncanInaL You wIB find it a work of art and a thing to be prized. H contains full page views of the greet buildings, with descrip­ tions of same, and is executed In highest style of art If not satisfied with it, after you get It, we will refund the stamps and let you keep the book. Address H. E. Bucsclkm A Co.. Chicago, HL lluckleu's. Arnica' Salve __» rum •Ctlvtty for THE FORUM. pabUe atteatiM ata Is treated by the beet ariheritles, without r«s»r< u par.ie* er creeds- It will tata tbeogMtul reader lafenaed ea ths taut and probitaa Those wbo have urod Dr. King’, New Discovery know Ila valoe, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try II free. Call <ai the advertised Druggist and get a trial lioltle. free. Send your name and address to H. E. Bucklen Jt Go., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills Free, aa well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, free. All of which Is guaran­ teed to do you good and cost you nothing at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. The best sal re in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, irfcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all akin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure pilus or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist . readers of thoughtful Hteratsrs al! literature. Amcrteaa SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. Tbe Ftfim b (Mr u *«yu tbe majulMe mere eetrrtilmut THt CHEAFCST, THE LARGEST, THS St-ST, OF THE OREXT BtmtWS, Tbe Forum PuHlshlnr Company, Union Square, New York. said. “1 will stay nowhere to hear i 000,11 not do otherwise than look into Tom—my Tom, my husband that is to the books here. I ’have done so to­ be—insulted like that." day.” A rushing river has been found under “You are right to be angry. I admire "Well?” Traverse City at a depth of 390 feet. #,you for it I knew you would be, and * Hc ^ed al the girl pityingly and Mlchlgan acerage of potatoes Hill be that made me hesitate how to speak at ®®dly doubled this year. “Tell me what you believe to be the first I know you may think I have | some cowardly motive in saying what worst.” she said, clasping her hands I have said, and what I have to say. | together tightly and knitting her But I can find no one else to say it; . brows. “I cannot say how much has gone, and yet you must know all; and you • will help me, and help us all, if yon do but 1 have found one amount, and* not make it so difficult for me to considerable one. And I km tat speak.” i there are others.” ' His manner Impressed the girl, and ! "And you believe thMr-Tom has taken the fear that there was something really serious to be heard overcame | even her anger. ‘i _______j____ o ___ uu J "If there is anything that I ought to dll tryto be patient^while know. I wli: „„ „ ___ _ .... . you tell me; but please do not again , make such charges against him, or I may not be able to keep my temper." | "I will try to give you the facta by themselves, and leave you to form your opinion; but 1 shall be obliged to | ask you a question now and again. । You say you know that the trustees of • the sick fund believe the books to be , wrong; that, acting under this belief, ' they went to Tom last night and ' asked him to explain; that he did not give any explanation which they eould I understand; that he said he had the proper amount of money in the house; that when he went to fetch it he re­ turned with a broken cash box which was empty; that he said the money had been stolen, and that be took the money which the book showed to be the balance round to them this morn­ ing. You know that?" "I know that some one stole the money belonging to the sick fund which was in the cash box, and that Tom took the full amount for which he waa accountable to them to-day." “Do yon know that he gave up his books in order that no scandal might be made?” ’"I know that he allowed himself to be browbeaten out of his books by some threats that they made about public­ ity," said Mary. “But do you not know that sub­ sequent examination of the books showed a further amount missing of ten pounds?” “No," answered Mary, emphatically; “and I don’t believe it If these man were fools enough to believe Tom would take money placed in his charge for such a purpose, they would be spiteful enough to try and make the books out to be wrong. But if ten pounds is claimed, ten pounds can be “It has been paid already," said Gorringe. 'Who paid it?” “I did. I said 1 knew there must be a mistake, and that I thought Tom would wish tbe amount paid at onee. I thought you would wish that to be done. Mary, when 1 saw what you had wanted tbe other ten why did they *t?”5,ie »®ked. cannotbs leve that he has not,” was the reply But her concern was not on account of money She did not for a moment m_________________________ IV credit the _____ possibility that Tom would do anything of the kind. Her only fear wa> ®bout Savannah. Thus she surprised Gorringe by laughing at the idea that Tom had acted as suggested. ,B nonsense—sheer, silly non­ ®cnse,” ahe said. “Tom would not rob a millionaire of a penny piece. It is nonsense. There is some blunder, or somebody else has taken what you have missed. What does he say to such a ridiculous charge?” * *told '* *him. ’ ’I *have spoken “I have not only to you.” “1 suppose that is what you think prudent and brave. To try and set me against him with charges which you dare not make to his face," ahe burst out; venting on him the anger which she felt on account of the tale about Savannah. "That is the act of a man, indeed,” ahe added, very bitterly. “If 1 have deserved that taunt I am sorry If I have not you should be sorry Whether I have or not you shall judge for yourself. Look here at this book and these papers," and as he spoke he spread before her tbe pa­ pers which showed the missing sum. "Why show these to me?’ she cried. "I do not understand them." “Yet they trace the amount to a oertain point and then show that it disap­ peared. But the last person to whom it is traced la Tom Roylance. See here, again," and he took other papers. "1 don’t Want papersr ahe eried, im­ patiently, pushing them away from be­ fore her and refusing to read them. "I don’t understand them. If they stated in block and white that Tom hod taken your money, I would not believe them one minute against his word. Where is he? Send for him, and when you are face to face tell him what you have told me. He will have an explana- Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Six of the eleven townships in Presque Isle elected republican supervisors. A postoffie has been established North Byron, Kent county. at When tae was a Child, ahe cried for Castoria. The Rev. W. C. McCully of the church of Christ at Bloomingdale has resigned. Alpena lias voted to bond Itself 1100,000 for good roads. TbeNew York MlyTnto for The Spring. or all MUMU ,t the jrer U U>« one (or miking radical change. In regard to to health. During the winter, tbe RjBtem become, to a certain extent clogged wttb waate, and the blood loaded with Impurltlea, owing to lack ot exercise, oka, con­ finement In poorly rentllaled aboia and homes, and other causes This h tbe caufle ot the dull, doggish, tired feeling ■o general at this aeuoa, and which must be orercome, or the health may bo entire­ ly broken down. Uoqd'a Sarsaparilla has attained th, greater popularity all orer the country u tbe favorite tprlng medlelne. It expels the accumulation ot Impurltle, through the bowel, kidney,, Heer, longs, and akin, giro, to the blind ONE YEAR rORJOHLYil 1.00, CA5H3N ADVANCE. Tbe new Maron county court house bro been abandoned aa unsafe. One might aa well tn to ,um the rab»’ihf whin”""’ *.? 10 ',pec< p"t”‘ Ai"'a Tbe French lumber “lf he cornea here will you oak him Branch will start up d whether he baa given the money to The latest results Savannah Morbyn?” asked Gorringe. •'No.” she answered, flushing. “J ncienee and the best will not insult him by even hinting at are ivsiled of fa Sarsaparilla. Hence, •uoh » thing. What is it to you what tury Id existence as a he does with his n» -®ey?’’ “It is nothing to me what he does with hie," said Gorringe, hastily. H Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. �MICHIGAN STATE NEWSJ GERMANY'S IRON TREASURES. f THE L13C0LN MUSEUM. neuth la Michigan. During the week ended March SI re­ There is nothing In the system on, ports sent lu by fifty-two observers in various portions of the state to the state which the government of European oduntries is conducted that attracts Dr. E. C. West’s Nsrvs and Brals TrsatmsM |« told nortT p<*1Ut<j written inummtee, by author- board of health Indicated that consump­ lr«l Konto to cure WwJt Memory; Low of tionAnd pleuritls Increased and diarrhea more attention from thoughtful men jiniln Kcrt o Fowcr; Lo«t Manhood; QaUkMes; Ty­ ‘ than Germany’s vast array and »her Jiwhl Ln*v*; Frit Dream*^TjicX of Coafldtnce; decreased in area of prevalence. phoid fever was reported at fourteen great' scheme of military organization. When France was humbled by the diphtheria at twenty-eight, or.-r-cxetthm; Youthful Error*, or Exoemive Uae of places, tneaiee at twenty-two, scarlet fever at strength of the German arm, she hod Tobaeov Opium or Liquor, which noon lend tn Ml- ry, Oon»umpti »a. Infinity r.nd Drath. Ity mal and smallpox at Crystal not only to bear the Humiliation of dr- j «1 atm; # for >5: With writteujmrantm to cure or fortp-scven rvfnnd nfmey. WI2CTH COUGH SYBUP. A-certaln Falbi. Menominee, Ishpeming and Kala* ■ feat and set to work to rebuilt! ftnA j torr f r UoukIw, ColdsAothtna,BratehlfKOroup, I restore, but she had also to pay an in- | Why It Should Receive- Pinanokf Aid. from Congress. ot the trogedyu And in the- hbtw room there arepopers containing th» political caricatures of tbe war times; miry of them picturing tbe president in humorous or grotesque attitudes. In thia literary collection there are funeral odes innumerable. Senator Cullom and Vice President Stevenson, both from Illinois, are auxr ions to secure aa appropriation for the purchase of the property and the main­ tenance of a Lincoln museum. Sena­ 1 tor Palmer, of Illinois, carried through 1the war a major general’s commission ’which was given him by President Lin­ 'coln. He also took treat interest in 1this matter from the inception of the idea. The Illinois members of tbe ' 'house of representatives arc in earnest, about it, and their efforts are seconded by encouragement from the represen­ ’ tatives from other states. Many south­ 'ern mtn come forward and say that Lincoln belongs to the entire country, 1and his memory is a common heritage. , Bishop Keane, of the National Catho­ lic university, says: “The longer 1 live, 1and the more I love America, the more I thank God' for the example of Lin­ 'coln. He was a man whom God made for humanity.’’ That voices the sentiment, every­ where freely expressed in' this com­ munity; and It will awaken responsive (Specis) K Mhlncton Lo.ar.’i The people- of the republic live in | the present and care rerj* little for the ’ Whx>i mt r-’-’-h, Bor* Ihroot. Plnaamt so take. Fr.-.f.’l -lift di-cuxitlnued: o*d. son. rise, nov 35c.; eld demnity of 81,000,000,000 to her con- I incidental details of American history, U ,-v.. uuWfiOc. GUABANTE13J lamed only by ' queror. That she did pay it and has or for the current events which will be W. 11- Goodyear. Sole Atent. HastlhgB. Ml l King, of Manistique, works ' V*^ny recovered from the loss, is tbe of important historical value-to future hard for her money, but it it safw to financial wonder of the worl^’ generations. We do not preserve our bet .bat from now on she will not I In the fortress of Spandau, mis's landmarks, as the* peoples ot the old ■ any great amount around with Goldep Days, there are stored millions world are accustomed to do. her lone up in a handkerchief. The of silver pieces which formed part of * flME TABLE. For example. Old Ford's theater, in pthe • day, while passing over the that indemnity, most of them stamped the judgment of many, should have lu effect February 11. 1*M. bridge in that city, she had 1124 in with the head of Napoleon HI. Thej* been preserved just aa it wait on the bills done up Ja a handkerchief, which are kiipt as an ppiergency fund in case j occasion of tlie assas-sination of Pres­ she carried in her hand. Some fellow ' of foreign war, and the Gertnahs call Statlous. ident Lincoln. It should never have : followed her and snatched the money them the iron trraanre. a been used as- a government office. I awa • from her, making good his escape. ■ The Germans are very fund of the Then, just opposite the old theater, is lOKTH. p,.... i word "iron," as symbolical of strength. the little brick house in which PresF A Serious Quandary. :o 1-v..................... It 10 •w ail OleW | firmnbss and endurance. Ifrincc Bis­ ident Lincoln died. Congress ought . m.|p. mJ<a. n».t. At| Ballston the women were in a b 15 2 X!1 7 15 . iddamaioo Lv.. long years ago. to have purchased and marck was the xnun of blood and iron: • serie us quandary. The Woman’s Chris­ astC-Mper... HI 23 *2 . •6 33 • • fti' *7 10 . Jdclikui4 June t. tian Temperance union some time ago their most prized reward is the iron maintained that property. It was sug-. j •6 37 *3 Off *7 W . . gested again and again in public' cross, which can l>e earned only by act ­ CjVMfY............... n a crusade axninst a saloonkeeper '« 42 *3 M’ K to , Milo .....: ual bravery on the field, and when a prints, and occasionally bi the house 6 M 3 14) 6 tftl. sd Cox and caused his arrest, Helton .i. 7 l»! id 8 301, of representatives, but nothing came CloverdaleJud। e Hassel discharged Cox and freed war begins each soldier goes to the field •7 in’3 all »oni. filiultz..1............ his bondsmen. Severn! divorce suits supplied with what are cdlled "iron Of IL The house is now leased by the havt grown out of the affair and num- rations.’’ When the German army is put into Memorial Association of the District of men would, it was said, let their of Columbia. This Memorial associa- ; 10 0%: s go to jail rather than pay daxu- fighting order, each soldier is given an absolutely new uniform. In equip- tion is composed of some of the leading j ipent and accoutrement a similar aya- citizens of the country, presided over ! r — I torn ihfollowed. In his knapsack are by Chief Justice Fuller, of the United 40 6 1 12 « bert N. Harker, assessor of school his span.' clothes and his score of cart­ States supreme court, and is actuated j disti ict No. 5, Grand Rapids, left home ridges. Each one of his pockets has a by purely public spirited motives^ Al- ' vS weeks ago and hat! not returned, particular purpose. The lilting of the though its members have met with ' His accounts, show be had collected left packet in the tunic is medicinally comparative!j* little encouragement ’ Z.5 Zi •1,91 O, and the money could not be prepared, so tlmt it can be used, if from congress so far, they have, at foun d in bank. His wife professed not needotl, us an antiseptic bandage. Tn their own expense, loosed this prop- j now where he wus, The: town his haversack are his loaf of bread and erty for one year, in the hope that by the expiration of that time the nation- ' has irlected a successor to Parker and his Iron ration. al legislature will see the wisdom and app led tor a warrant for embezzleThis is, so to speak, his reserve fund East Copper'l.v appropriateness of purchasing the ' met L 1 — his sustenance, when deprived of all Blehlmuf Juuct. OrvsMJj ............... ' other resources. The rations conrist property outright for a national mu­ seum of relics of U»e martyr president ' Milo ‘ of coffee, rice, han! tack and tobacco, 9 17 ft '.•61 1 15 Deltun A commitleu of the supervisors exam­ • Upon all great occasions which . f» 10| Ut .lVM put up in small bogs, in a preserved ■Cloverdale inci ti»e books of County Clerk Dickey bring throngs of people to the nation­ BbulU................. and compressed nhapc. To each sol­ at C old water and reported a shortage al capital the thousands or tens of dier is given a quantity sufficient for HAs-yxos.......... of I >30.05 running from 1891 td 1803. thousands of visitors seek the spot three days’ use The cavalry receives, Die! rev says be was never given a where Lincoln died. The house has in addition, similarly prepared rations cha ice to explain matters. ' Tho| boat’d been maintained ns a private residence echoes from ocean to ocean. President for Its horses, consisting of oats and ■ si in nly placed theruport on tile and adso that the interior could not be seen Cleveland approves the project. In­ hay sufficient for five days. ■ | journed. without annoyance to the family re­ deed there seems to be no active oppo- ‘ These rations cannot be touched, rxsiding there. Finally the owner was sitaon from any source. Chief Justice eept by command of a superior officer. called upon so many times by sight­ Fuller, of the supreme court, has al­ The supreme court tiled an opinion So long as the soldier is Supplied by seers that he concluded to charge an ad­ ways been na ardent admirer of LinCharlettoix. ousting William May from the office of the commissariat with the necessary mission fee to those who wanted to see *’coln, and he la very much in earnest cleric of Wayne county, which he; haa food. <»r he can procure M by forage, the bedroom which became so sudden­ about the purchase of the property on held for over three years, because of ly iMnd w sadly historic The Memorial Tenth street. Talking with a friend hisi failure to properly designate elec­ There is a factory in Maj*eneo which . association wants the hodse to be open on the subject recently, in p street car. tion inspectors Henry M. Reynolds is' packs them. The princlfAes of chemJustice Fuller said: ‘T halve no doubt to the public free. trAiu-»t rtagsutionsa* soda as they can be Mak's successor. . icai science enter into their preparaThe large collection of Lincoln relics that the appropriation will be made in 1 tlon. and it is I wile rod that, in the which arc now on exhibition in this tlie sundry civil bill. That Is the in- . - Fi eight (rains will be run at the couvenlenc Short Hut NrWwy Items ’ nf tn. company, wbo reserve the nrbl to cbame articles provided, the greatest amount building bcl<»ngs to Capt. O. IL Olroycl, tention of tho committee on appropria­ the (line of such train* without notice. Mrs. Harriet Dunham died at Ravcn- of nutrition has been secured in the who commenced collecting these arti­ tions: and 1 am confident that congress «will wait at Woodhury for i»»8!ie<»pers na|& small town nearGrund Rapids, at mast conipresscd and endurable shape. tr«N<». i <»(> I* L A '• cles ns far back as I860. They were will rutifj- their report. It is too bod Haggap* must Ikj nt the depot al least « mln thd.nge of VV years and 2 months ■ If nil this labor and outlay* were to prcservv.l until recvntl.v in the house tluit something was not dotie long ago utc* before leaving time of trains, so llintngmu. Three Whitehall men named George be^x^nded i^ thnt the^^ng^o^ •v.ai have time to check It iwuperlv; otherwise It at Springfield, HL, where Lincoln re­ to preserve both tho housej and the old ,i..iv md go forward until nett train. MclLaughton, anti Nelson . »,.n Frank ran Ginn nn • *• f^ads of the cinpin* plight be fed, the sided when he was elected president! theater.’’ W. 8. DvwtNlt. tlrii’l Manager Shelters were arrested for illegal tishTho Lincoln museum is onjj,’ one system would bo praiseworthy, but The house, was given to the state by H C. I'<rrrKK. <leu’l I’. A T Act ,L SKKoSAjrr. 8upt. iua in Silver creek and White river. humanity and benevolence do not enter Robert T. Lincoln, and until recently ‘1 block from Pennsylvania |venue, that it the recent election it was voted to thronged and busy thoroughfare of into the question at all. The sole ob­ Capt. Olroyd was custodian. . the county seat of Berrien ject is to make the soldier a better re» The Memorial association regards the national capital. It'is midway county from Berrien Springs to St lighting machine—ft stronger part of the Olroyd collection of about three between the treusniy and ,interior de­ Joseph. that aggreKsivc force which is to be , thousand pieces as a good nucleus of a partments. The. street is n quiet one, Fred W. Popkaj-, of Detroit and pm to work. whenever an ambitious museum of the life of Lincoln. Thej* for tilery is no business; transacted Frkd P. Craves, of Ray City, profession. ■ ... rukr longs for greater power and expect to receive valuable relics from there, amd the residences arc few. al ball players^ are trying to get up a . glory. * >------ ..... — -----. of tbe Above the front door there is a marble ' time to time. froin^ every part six-club state league. [ ' —------ ——— 1 union. In the Olroyd collection there slub with an inscription concerning A MUSCULAR MONK. The latest about Latimer, the fiend ■ are pictures of all grades, from crude Lincoln's death. The building Is ac­ who murdered his mother, is that he Bully- newspaper cuts ami campaign badges cessible from any part of the city, lie­ to a large oil portrait painted by Holies cause all of the street-car lines cross has grown fat and that he enjoys him- ’ Injf HrajcKurt. It will pay you In numerous ways Tenth street, to the north or south of sep eating, sleeping and reading. • to use thr aalt that’a all mlK. Tills When Sir Richard Burton was trans* in ISM, ami the Lincoln life mask and the locality. The semPspiral iron U especially true a* to the butter The Spiritualists at Vicksburg ob­ ferred from Fernando I’d to the con­ bust by Volk, probably the best in ex­ inuker. You recoirnlze a difference tn served the forty-aixth anniversary of sulate of Santos and Sao Paola there istence. There are many quaint pieces staircase which leads from the pave­ bolter We caa point you out h. difment to tho front door bears to the thjit denomination. was a seminary of Capuchins, French­ of furniture hallowed by association fsrence in salt. You sulve for the best ■ portals daily some American pilgrims Iujllk, why not search fur tbe beat V. B. Furniss and Thomas Peskey, men and Italians, which contained with Lincoln. Chief among these are to this Mecca of the republic. Stand­ Mlt? le.tt, comj»aru, ask questions. bdth well-to-do citizens of Nashville, some curious specimens of muscular au old mahogany hair cloth sofa and Investigate what, log in tb>t door they may look stirted for Ala Ln. whore they expect Christianity, says the Liverpool Mer-._ra~ ! acro-s the narrow streot upon the tojjna'ic a fortune digging gold. cury. j < I oliT theater, and over the course , .Thomas Daly, the father of little Al­ For example: "One of the monks j. traversed by those who boro the ft Maxwell Daly, who was kidnaped was o tall, magnificent and very pow4 body of the stricken chief magisk Detroit, is once more in possession , ^rfui man, nn ex-cavalry officer. Count Y tratc. Through the narrow hallway Ibis chfl<l ,. Pomebody, whose name I forget, then haa done for othert. There’S no secret X to the historic back room the visitors Charted T. Wilins, of Detroit, ha< FrlarG------ . Before he arrived there about It, Write and get particulars. • , first ore shown. After viewing, y. ithJ Wo grant that salt lu cbatp, but is minted assistant United Stated |en appointed Btateu was a bully in town, rather of a freeuncovered head, the hallpwod spot, the that a good reason why you should Eastern district of thinking class, so he used to go and, tomey for the Xastcrn ? >' visitors go from room to room, looking not have the best? Look fairly and । swagger up and down before the semihilly. Into the ftalt queetiou.iund you'll Ichigaft. 1 ' at tho collected rolioa, and some of ’ nary and call out: ‘Come out, yam • find the way to better Havered butter, The body o( Irwin Thakes. one of‘ ths ! them write notoa in their diaries to re­ anil better prices through our Dairy Come ' far men drowned in Black lake, near miserable petticoated monks! ! ' mind them of things thoy have Men Salt. Indlspe'naablo for cooking and out and have a free fight for God or alland, has been recovered. Uibio u.*e also. Write us about IL there. » | Tbe work of tha Memorial association Hugh Childers, the basso from De- the devil!’ When Friar G------ arrived DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO^ r ' has but just begun. It will gradually „aiX hat scored a success in "Faust" he heard of this and it so happened Ls 5t. Clair, Mich. ] bad had an English friend when hs ! gather into the fold of its protection al Drury Lane theater in London. was with hla regiment who had taught 1 many of tho neglected historic bouses rThe March products of the Upper him the use of fists. He found that bis I of Washington. The houses where pur Neinvulft eopper rafnes are as follows! brother monks were dreadfully di»- ( J famous mon resided wbOA the? were AHantlv. 22fi tons: Quincy, 750 tofts; tressed at this unseemly challenge, aw ' od the road to fame must be carted f^r. Wolverine, ft tone Franklin (e«Hbe said: ’The next time he cornea j i The temporary homes of BlafnS, Thdfr ft^kted). ISO tons; Calumet A Hecla (eedon't open the gate but 1st the porter , j man, Garfield, ' timaUd). fi.000 tons. call me.’ I ‘ Oirljri*. ' * tui xocaa vmxax uxcolx dibd. !Khie men wore arrested at Muskegon ’ "So th# next time the bully appeared either iqpsod or F®une 1”® wanicp *or that lui copnty, j , - -~ light In the act of fishing 1 U wm eft arranged that the gate was • rocking-chair, with which ho first ---------- -------- to time, so that thd • -—•*[ opened by FHai G------ (the usual J Clark a vau<(evfiie SctreeA i erowd collected In tbe road to afid • Xbere la Ujq f^ily cr^ls mads of solid i generations «*n®raj>on* to «« follow us u. here uerr may iu.y feel *W1 ne was at Erie, Monroe coup- • W whd looked at him laughing- * cherry and almdst big enough Er a • tbeir country is not only making Lu el la Clark, a rant tiled suicide at Deadwood. 8. a^d said: *Burt1y, brother, we will , bed, and the cook-siova, aeveral dining- < “L3toiT> preserving ocular eviion home was at Erie, Monroe coup* • t waa for God or the devil, if you ’ room choirs, and a 6toqe from the crypt ’ deno®a ot concerning our great . oomaaltled suicide at Deadwood, 8.' ■ ugut *vr v>wu v. ..... — -—, __ „____________ mon and great events. , by taking morphine. The act was please.' So, saying, Jn which he was buried. nlease.* So. saving, the friar turned . jn buriod. Hanging over Smith D. Fbt. Jibe to remorse. , up Ills sleeves and go^ffli and told his • the door between the front parlors is a xN the ninety-eight applicants iof1 adversary to ‘come on“which he did, . rough and worn old rail, which is certaaehdtS* certificates at Mason twenty- ' and he was immediately knocked into । titled to be ono of the original 300,000 "Does this road lend to Evansville?” four werf/rentlemen and seventy-four a cocked hat ’Come, get up.’ said the । made by the muscular president in 1 naked of an old darky lounging at ware ladlei. •rty-eigh£ Fifty had had hadexperience. never taught ' frIar- ‘No lrln* lhcro ,and whimPer- , i860, by which be won his sobriquet of the door of his cabin. aod fort^-eighl .. X._|_ had hod experience. nf ch„ । log; the devil won’t win that way.’ "the rail-splitter/’a sobriquet which, "I reckon It do, sab.” . r - l_. P / _P,P,i* Thr man stood three rounds, at tbe • as a campaign cry, added much to his jMisa. __ * * "la it far?” tovoix high school, resigned with the end end of of which which he he wmmperou whimpered ana and hal- , popularity. "I reckon It am." - amidst the jeers z From the cellar of the Smithsonian •xpectatkm of entering the missionary looed for'snercy. and, "Can I reach it by sundown?" field in China, her brother being al- and bravos of a large crowd, the ‘vil- institution the Memorial association "I reckon, so yuse eahly nuff." loge cock’ retired, a mass of jelly and secured the chair in which Lincoln sat "Could you tell me how many miles । r<»dy engaged in that service. ready engaged in that service. i Edwin Loop, of Marley, was return- * pulp, and was never seen more than a when Booth fired the fatal shot It tea ft is to Evansville?" , Edwin Loop, of Marley. wa« half mile of the seminary." mahogany • — rocker, ’----------upholstered ------------- j sin - red "I reckon I could, sab." ' ---------------------। . Jug lag home from a danBe, danfe. when his horse AN INTERESTING SKETCH. ««stronaly to smother's 1 plunged over an embankment, and damask, which even in this day shows . , and i1 "How many?’’ Nothins appeals sn strongly to • ®otb'w^ in dark stains where the blood of tho • • "*'* Loop WM fatally injured and the horse | "I reckon I dunno.” affection as her daughter JUftfi lwMWttg-.tptO iirinrr i»nu .• ... —........... u.>n-.anho<«t. Following Is an instance: ’•pur A Kobe 1 ------ ------ ,------ Accom­ "But you said you could tell me." d iiixhter. Blanche, now 15 years of Bgv. bad Wllod. "I reckon I could if I knowed.’’ The Volunteer line near4Negaunee,' _~T. th. Pittsburgh limj^near^Negaunee, Lkk.Su- । “ advertisement dTerti^men twhleh which hM has been ihung out panying this is the hat which Lincoln lie--', terribly afflicted with nervooene», and . ^bj h;td tatthe entire ueeof her right arm. Bue J^rlor I^nrou.p.uy, hjelo^d,“throw"See here," I said angrily. "I be­ * on the board by a rich man at Mat Mat-- wore on the fatal night, a taU, oldin su_-h a condition that- we had to keep fashioned beaver with a black band, lieve you’re next to a fool.” Imt from school and xbandon her music ks- Ug out ol emplormrnt IM men. . ' . such as he is always pictured as Wear ­ "I reckon yose right, sah," an­ -• is Inf i< t. we feared BL Vltua dance, and ? 7 vr 4 . zw . plains itself: “When my daughter was . LJ. Morton, » me«hi>nt .1 Gr.od Mck , t|>1 Ko^» of Sanokl ing. The record states that these rel­ swered the fellow with a grin *that • p isltlvo but for an Invaluable remedy ’ w . i '2’4 have had that terrible affliction. ies were deposited with the institution made me want to dismount and kick WJ. rendered bltad by « p.r»- prorioce for hcr ni:o,cry' pl«i?lng to to»he tmbepeut from u>L, Tim flmt of last August 1/tlr .troke wbil. touring In Call- let beJ. w, tbe day after the assassination, prob­ him.—Detroit Free I*ress. weighed but 75 pounds, and although she .... .... ... . ! temple by creeping on her hands and ably by the military or some of the l»A4 takeu only three bottles of Nervine she They have been no r welgp* 408 pounds: her nervouaoeea and n M >.CO’°K d a r«»«U tbe wny through, in Imltntlon theater attaches. >s qf AA Vitos dance are entirely gone, placed on the spot where stood the iu>e uttentUacbool regularly, and stodffle with rotbng Urend Rapid, by .hooting then of ontUe, if riw hi. throet Be wm end d^pond,ndtwoeened. The prayer »h„ bed in which the president died, and there any hope for me? of her arrp. her appetite la splendid, and She—Hope for you? I have been which tha. association baa hopes of se­ no rn-mey cou Iffprocure for our aaugtter tbe enu He WM en old resident of the m^^cujou, influence of the almighty hoping for you for the last year.—In­ <■ It MllcvfKervlne has brought ber. “51 4 rx ’ Deity- But, after all, it is impossible curing, together with many other rel­ U lien my brpther recommended tho rem­ The steam bargvi^Villiam H. Bar- forB tender girl to creep several hun- ies owned in this city and throughout dianapolis Journal. * y I h-.d nn faith In patent medicines, and dredj o{ mUe> u , AobM the country. * <uld not {lataploblm. but aa a last resort num ledeojrfth M.#» buh.Ujf eern he sent u« bottle, began giving It to nom. ladro In one room the association has on d f’?”d«re* •boo‘ , therefore like to And e .ubrtltuU for ■ Blanche. aAftthaeSeet waa almost laMoedl- »ruu» y ww.f," ---------- -exhibition a thousand Lincoln biog­ «te"-Mra R. IL fiuHoek. Brighton. N. Y. ^' om Mackinaw Mackinaw City. City. j her, and if••anyone offering himself or ft froca i ” **•' — " ------.. .. ■ IT. MIIm* BaatAratlvellervtaefeaoM by all raphies, and nearly six hundred id it i», wot— eleotoasy— * “ ■* ■ *' tzi Sam*. ».w P«t o»« I h'"?1' ‘Iruggsu on a poeitlva' .gvarsatee, or rent ( memorial aertnona. The principal ftWiter Sistas! w—a she’s sear. direct by the DE MUm MadtoalOQ. Elkhart, newspapers are on file, giving accounts ‘nJjOn receipt of price, || nor bottia, rtx No. 5 Fn-IgbL 1 ■ No. 1 1) & L. r- 1 Gta, Kilifflaisc & Sam 21 Do You Use Salt? Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt UK A YOUNG GIRL’S FORTUNE. ' and keep the system in Perfect Ortfer. AVER’S CATHARTIC PILLS A specific for Headache Constipation, and Dyspepsia. Every dose Effective Ore \\ou_ a Friend.’Vo TYte coAise pt PccfrecVion. ojpdmer'iQOJtV AvAevests ? Are you wilting to work for the causa of Protection in placing reliable infor­ mation in the hands of your acquain­ tances? If you are, you should be identified with ' . THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. 13ft W. »3O ST./HKW YORK. bottom, put lilxa down aa a Craod. w £*K W. L. Douglas S3 SHOE THECWORLD. VY. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are «tyli*h. eaay fitti.-c, and give better aati.faction at tbe pneca ad. rertiaed lK>n anv other make. Try om pair and be convinced. The atampin? of W. L. Douglaa aA>nc and price on the bottom, which guarantee* their value, aa.es thousands of dollar^ annually l.» lh.r<e r ’>o tvew them. XValers wlio push the sale of \V. L. Qou-1=» Sixx-* gain ctV.omeri, which help-- tn »:»ct®i.-c Hie -..Me* on their full lino \V. T„ Dour-LA-*, Sola WOOLLEY & BRONSON CAW I OBTAIN A PATENT? Fora pron.pt an«wor and an honest opinion, write to St I'.NN &- co., who have had nwWtfty years’ experience lu the patent business. C<KnunmlcaUons atriedy conMenttaL Alt andaeea of Uw ical and eclentlOc books Patent* taken throu rrcrial notice in tho Kel thua are brougM wWot,--------------- - ---- ------------out enrt to the inventor. Thia xtfendH r*pw, issued weekly, etaaantly tttwtrated, tae t v far the iark-ext circulation < f any .*cientitle work tn tbe world. 93 a year. Sample coplee rent free. BuDdUif Brfluou. notably. filMa yeaa Btagls enptaaaft oentaKvcrj number ooutaine beestiful ptataa. tn colon, snd photyenrha of new hourea. with plana, enabling VulMenFio »how I AMilN'ISTRATDR'S BALK. Notice Is terivhy Kiren. lh»l In purtntnee of ‘ order granted >tn the iindrnilgued. Mrlvlllo J. Higelaw. administrator ot the estate o( Julia K. Stuart, firv-rI. by the Judge of I’robate foe the county of KaIbhuitoo, oh the mth day ot December A. I», IWt. (here will ,be noM M Public Vcuduo, L> the hlgbeMt bidder at the Yankee HprtnzT po-’offloe froul door, In the eoui’ty of Harry, ImmU uf Michigan, on Wednoa day th-l«d «Uyef May A. D, IW, M onv o'clock iolbe Mttrw'on of that d-r. (subject lo ut eiimbrMk^t by wfcy a? Mortoco or mherwtao •aisilnx at the time of tbe death of Julia k StuMl or at tb- time of Bald sale, the toL lowinc devribed rvai estate to-wit: Tbe south cxM quarter(|A) of the north reet quarter (k>ot «*•»ton thirty four (34) In towa«hip number three (3) nor.b of range number teo dot wert. D ood, KaUmuoo. Mich.. Miroh 14.1»4. MkuvilckJ. Rkjavow. Administrator Estate of Julia E Otuart, doneased. bq MOKTQAGB 8ALE. Default having beeh td»4e Id the Mn'ilttaai ot a certain mortgage made by Mtflltl T.- Bate kef Md Harriet Tdea Barker, bin ■ wffi, tn Georite F. Kcnaattm, and dated Erbrna’-y M. IBM and recorded In tbe < flic- of the Register of Iteeds. f< r the County nJ Barry tn lb* State of Miehlxun, February a, P8 .In Utx* 17 of in •’igitgeM on pages ,Sl8 and 2W on wblrh mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice tbe sum of four hundred and forty-one dolUrs and tblrw-nlM rente and no <u1t or |!foree<HGgaat law bavins b^tn Instituted to recover tbe amount aseurea by »ald mortgage or any part thermf. Notice l« therefore hereby given that on the .-Sih day of May. IHH at Ido’ftlock lu the forenoon there will be sold at the north front door of the court house, lu the City ot Htsliags. t miuty at Barry aad State of Michigan, said court houas being tbr place for holding the CircuitOoartior Uic County of Barry, at public auction On Um highest bidder, the premises described la said mortgage or so much thereof as may bo nceea*ary to satisfy the amount due on mM mort­ gage a* above *et forth, with tbe interval there­ on. and the costa, charges and expense allow­ ed by law and provided tor In aald mortgage, said premises being situate lu tbe City otHastlngs In the County of Barrv. aad state of Michigan and described m follows: Cooimeaomg four rods east and thirty-three rod* and two i eet soutti nn a continuous line of Jefersoa street from tbe south east corner of lot one, block five Chamberlain^ addlUoti to tbe Otar <4 Haatings, thence south t«rentv-lwo sods, oom twenty-nine rod*, north tweuty-two roda. wm* twenty-nine rods to place of beginning eonBatn- mMagtaK twentynine qsarter of election tombs west. Dated, February 1 - - . . , . �Additional County News t'in/Znr^d fnmfint paft blr .woci.iion, <u not w "»*' cd and hence was adjourned till Saturday afternoon. _____ Quite a considerable excitement prevalled on East Main St. last ^‘^day oc­ casioned by the trotting and running rates. Middlevilie has some good horses shouhl have a better place for th< show their speed than Main street i trema are constantly passing. Let us . ' of Bantings. February 17th. 188?, being an ordinance relative to the Prohibition and Punishment of Gaming. We would respectfully represent that satisfactory evidence has reached us that young men congregate In the various pool-rooms in the city of Hastings, and remain until a late hour at night, gamb­ ling and playing games of ohance, in vio­ lation of the Slate law as well aa the ordi­ nance of said.city; that young men who attend the public schdol in said city are permitted to play pool and billiards In the various places in said city to the detri­ ment of good morals and to tbe evil ex­ ample of others. We therefore, ask for an enforcement of I the law and trust you will give our petllion that consideration which good law । and morals dictate. have a track, MHs Grady, aislsted by a Grand Rapids eloculionist «nd ber class here, will give an entertainment, Friday evening. Amril 13th. Mito Bessie George’s class in sarte Is to give the Silent Drill as a of the entertainm<mt. Some of our teachers will attend . the Rev. A. D. Grigsby is engaged to de­ Teachers’ Association at. Nashville, next Saturday. We see the name of one of liver bis bumurous and popular lecture on “ An Englishman’s First Impression of them, George 8. Bassett, on the proptram and we think be will respond as hi? is Michigan and Its People,” at the Star school house on Friday evening, April generally “on deck.’’ Jacob Jordan, father of M. F. of Ithis 20th. place. M. N. of Dakota, and Lewis of No services at tbe Presbyterian church Wheeling, West Virginia died at the next Sunday evening in consequence of home of the former early Saturday eve­ the public meeting at the M. E. church. ning. M. N. Jordan who has been in the Usual morning services. village fora short time left for his home Y. P, S. C. E. next Sundgy evening at assaults tliat be ban made through bls pa­ on the noon train and as no telegram could reach him be was not able ti be the Presbyterian church will be led by per in the past. And yet he Is tbe man who boasted last fall that he carried tbe here. Deceased was 83 years old. re­ Carrie Yutz. post offices of the county in his vest pock­ spected by all, a staunch republican. Ithis Rev. and Mrs. Cox desire to thank the et. The writer Is very glad that the re­ spring being the first time be has missed many friends who attended tbe donation publican party is not Infested with that voting the “grand old ticket” for yean. last week at tbe M. E. Church. class of mugwumps for If they were we Your Scribe visited the Cold Spiring There will be a Public Union service should try very hard to get rid of them. Creamery Ox’s plant last Saturday and was very much pleased with the neat and of all congregations of tbe city and the Yet that Is the reform party who are making such a desperate effort to ruin the thorough manner in which tbe business Is friends of guod government next Sunday conducted by Mr. Hass Is without doubt evening at the M. E. church, at 7 o'clock. affairs of tbe government We hope tbe good people of Hastings well qualified for his work. Tbe cream Several speakers will take part will continue to elect those candidates that Is separated from the milk by machinery The Epworth League, Sunday, April 15, and everything seems to be as handy as will be led by Ora McClintock. Subj. “A the Journal tries to defeat by his contemp­ 4t could possibly be made. The average Morning Hymn,” 3rd. Psalm. The Tues­ tible methods and by the way thats ap­ -dally supply is between 2000 and 2500 lie. day evening meeting will be in charge parently wbat they do, From “One who does not pay revenues :but this amount will bo doubled before of the Mercy and Help department. to the mugwump shrine.” -Snne. The butter made is of the Sheet The ladies of the W. R. C. will serve •class. severe Acetdent. Union Temperance meeting was held supper In the Poet Halt over Grant’s Fred Young, who is In the employ of in the Baptist church Sunday evening. store, Saturday April 14th., from 5 to 7. tbe Electric Light Company, met with a All are cordially Invited. Mr. Arney conducted the services. Music severe accident this morning, whether it was furnished by a union of the three /The C. L. S. C. will mrct with Mrs. will prove fatal Is not yet known. He church choirs. A double male quartette Maggie Bailey with tbe following pro­ was on top of the electric light pole on the added greatly to the musical part. gram:— “Iron bridge hill,” to cut the guy wire, Common council met In the 'Clerks’ of­ Claasic Latin,—Miss Ada Michael. which aided in securing It, so tbe pole fice Friday night and ground out tbe grist Song and Legend,—Mrs. Geer. could be removed to a new site. Work­ Tbe Fasci dll Lavortorl and tbe Situa- men hate been grading near it, and the of village business. An optican from Grand Rapids was tion in Sicily,—Mrs. Striker. dirt around the pole had become loosened, looking after tbe spectacle part of the Quotations from news items. so when the guy wire was cut. It sudden­ down last Saturdgyly toppled over, and Fred jumped as It Otis Carveth was in the village Sunday. came down, a distance of about thirty "ilert Chandler and wife of Grand Rap­ Mayor Greusel and tbe new aldermen feet. A gentleman who was near there ids Sundayed in town. took their seats Friday evening, with tbe said be saw him land squarely on both Several Hastings boys were in itown exception of Aiderman Osborn who was f et and then fall forward, bls head strik­ Sunday,afternoon and evening. unable to do so on account of sickness. A. Lincoln Kirk will give his lecture A large number were present to see this ing a pile of stones. He was taken to his mother, Mrs. Maty “The Sublime and the Ludicrous” In the new council start out. No .business Geer's, home on Broadway, and medical interest of the Congregational Aid Socletv of especial Importance was tran­ Mid summoned. Just what his Injuries on the 17 fast. • sacted. the most Important being the ap­ are Is not known at Ibis writing. A hasty Geo. Summer is the present clerk in pointment of committees as follows; examination showed his ankle to be bro­ Hanlon's drug store. Public Improvements—Welsscrt, Bus­ ken, and of course severe Internal Injuries by and Huffman. are feared from the force with which *be Naahvilla. Streets and Bridges—Huffman, Wels- Struck the ground. Miss Edna Truman spent Saturday and sert, Bennett and Tinkjer. Sunday in Charlotte and sang in tbe Con­ Burglar, fa Town < Side and Cross Walks—Busby. Osborn. gregational church there Sunday. Burglars attemptnl to gain entrance to A brother of Dr. Geo.-Northrup vis Ped Waters and Hicks. । Finance—Osborn, websert and Tlnk- W. H. Spence's shoe store and R. K. him the first of tbe week. . Grant's cloth ng store Menday night, but Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Brattin and C. E. Flre Department— Bicks, Osborn and | were unsuccessful in each case. At (be lugerson wore at Woodland Monday, at­ I former place they cut out a pane of glass j Waters. tending the funeral services of their Ordinances—Tinkler. Bennett at the rear cellar window, but for some cousin, a Miss Lee. reason tbay went no further. Huffman. A Normal Bible Class was formed here City Property—Bendett, Busby and □At R. K. Grant's a rear cellar window Monday evening Consisting of about forty- •rifMby, Hastings, xtrnffi tu hearty -o and enjoy - - HUM. we Tornado 01334364 THE KENT • Of Low Prices that has swept through our store. Remember we have lots of Carpets onjhand in the toll. You dont have to suffer long delays hut < anbuy yourgoodpand take them away the same day if youjlike. We can save you money onJCarjiets too. GRAND RAPIDS. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. RATES fl.25 per day. Iloom* 5o cent*. Meals 25 cent*. Steam Heat. BEACH A BOOTH. I ARE YOU POSTED ,, ON THE dictionary HIRAM ROGERS. FUNK A. WAON41XS CO., NtW YORK. IT COST NEARLY , ONE MILLION DOLLARS. 4 FISH HUNT WANT a "BIKE” GRANDEST UTERARY ACHIEVEMENT OF THE CENTURY. KALAMAZOO. MICH. Prepare to Catch (rout Mav 1st by get>ng your rods, reds, flies., lines, etc , of me. Sales Agent ior Dairy. Alpgan and Ottawa, Counties, b. P. POPE, Hickory Corners, Mich. S. A. Crowell ■ 1:30 Devotional and Song Service led by Rev. T. G. Baxter, Nashville. 1:45 BuslneM Meeting. (a) Report of Nominating Committee. (I)) Report of Societies. (c) Report of Co.Lookout Committee. (d) Miscellaneous Business. 1:45 “Detroit Convention.” Broadsides by Delegatee. ”:15 “Personal Work,” Mrs. W. McComb, Barryvllle. ’’arllameotary Session.—What is •r Society Doing? Rrv. J. E. Arney. Middltrvllle. "TINO SRMION. r Sen ice. _ ■rr< Bev. J. E. Arney. We give below a petition which placed before tbe congregation at tbe u ferent churehre In this elty 3wad ay, by the pastors and was largely signed. It has been greatly deplored by ail good citizen* that the law in regard to whrors. habituating saloons, gambling places and 1X»t rooms was so little regarded. ■*»-- -a.—4-ua Started the good » "The House Thai Jack Bum REDUCED RATES AT Standard A. C BUXTON, NASHVILLE. Pork drr-oert 5 to. tu 6 00 B**00. 1.00 to 140. CMckeii drenoed. * and 9 Tu kry«.<rM*Ht. IL Beef dre#«*<1. 5 to to C 00 ReeCbv* IK**. Mutton. dreooed. 5. THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gen’l Igti, Devotional and Song Service led by • Rev. S. Daley. Barryvllle. 10: 00 “Advantages of such a Convention as Ibis,” Manrice Grigsby. Hastings. । Music. . 10: 30 “Christian Endeavor and Its Fitness for all,” Miss Bertha Gaskill. Music. 11: 00 “Religion and Medicine,” Dr. Powers, Assyria 11:30 Various Business. ,UT M. JOKKM. ( Or in fact any house in this section of the country would not be complete, without it was fitted out with Furniture and Carpets from us. This year we are not looking for nor expecting to make money. High Prices have been Apply to our Local Agent, or Addreca 9: 30 «*- *1> 0. You will find my btore house fail of tny own make of steam engine, (roo six to seventy-five horse power. Teo xixes and four styles made. Come and see the goods and get prices You rt|find them the best made in the I also make iron and wood lathe,, uw arbors and emery grinding machine, I have a good stock to select from. Al! that I ask is that you call ana see mt ‘ I am here to p'c.asc you and know I cap do More than Twice the Words found tn any Mbcr 1 VoL Diotionair, and about UjUO more irorda than Any Other Dictionary of ths jit, because my *go<xls arc of the best and my language DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY prices are light. Also if you have any fire Until you bare InrcsUgated tbe STANDARD A Poor Book sbuno oocnpartoon. We invite It. arms, boots or shoes to be repaired, or repairDo not buy an old work Decease tt has a good same. Particulars sent free to any addreas. ling of any kind to be done sc-^me. i. I have PRICE >12 to^S22 aooordlng to jan »r<.n lathe and do most all kinds rf work. MORNING SESSION • ■- ’ I 800,000 WORDS HD PHRASES. The county convention of the Y. P. 8. C. E. will be held at Barryvllle. Saturday, April Slat. All who are interested and intend going would do well to go oa tbe morning train to Morgan where tbe Barry­ vllle people will meet all who wish to at­ tend tbe convention. The following la the program to be carried out as near as possible: x 7.40 “Sermon,n S l*ul.toe» p- r &«., 4010 *'• pre per Tn.. <>• . T.-illo* per th.. SHO*(» per Iml. »• . beat. •*<! l*r bm.«. Wheat. wbl'« Per»“»• , Clurrr Seed »*r bu . 4 to to Tliu th; Seed par V<r. 2J0 Bariev per bn. to to to — Adsof CIRCULAR SAWS, rge and ,SMALL,KEPT INSTOCK. _ It la mado on naw plana by ths Boot TalonL Ita Editors numbor 247. In preparation 4 years. Haa a Wonderful Vocabulary ol hearty five members. Miss 1-ena Clay visited at Charlotte last week. Miss Greta Young returned to school In Grand Rapids Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, and daugh­ ter of Charlotte, spent Saturday and Sun­ day at L. J. Wilson’s. Duvlllo Holley of Paducah, ^Kentucky, and Miss Maud Hough of this place, -were married at tbe home of tbe bride's parents Wednesday p. m. April 11th. . Frank Helm of Traverse City, is visit­ ing relatives in and around this place. AFTERNOON BKSS1ON. <______' Hicks and ----- ' REPAIRING OF ALL was likewise removed. Acroea the win-! dow on the Inside, however, were five Iron ; bars. Two of three had been wrenched qff, when their dark lantern evtdmUf frtl I Waisanrt. The new council will be handicapped Into the cellar where It was found Tuesday I by not having much money to do with, morning. There is no clue at - present further than that which can possibly Im* ' but they will do the very best they can. On the SOtb of March there was 33,302.56 found by means ot the dark lantern which . on hand, out of which tbe Shepherd judg­ someone may be able to recognize. ment and Interest, amounting In all to abeut $1300, is to be paid, besides the bills which were allowed by the meeting of juhou PalinnHer. City. Mtntnt’ mdleman. tbe council. * -ffmiMds M Beard, HtobviUe. The revenues for tbe coming year will Hattie Caxx*r. , probably be less than heretofore. It is •tai, slxnttw ’CJSS.'sxlM,. said that three saloons in the city intend Barth* Johnson. ***** going out of business. Thonualtorhau, IJalslmoreDelia Boykin, ■ Conxmuafeatlon. »rbKl‘"'4.'plK Tbe many friends of SJ. G. Holbrook, a former Woodland boy, were pleased to legrn that he was tbe lucky one on tbe tie vote for City Recorder of Hastings, and more especially so when they knew what Calvin H,Charlton, Castleton. strenuous efforts had been wade by tne HHea Atbouse. Journal to encompass bls defeat. It does Frank E Thorpe. Hading"seem that there ought to be American Ina Dearth* Cannon. spirit enough in the citizens of this county nwuioc tion~. ’’il.'i™1'' to thoroughly rebuke any effort that that Maud Bough. Nasnvino. paper makes to endear >r to trample under Alvin Ashwlll. Kantor*. bls feet every person wbo will not kneel U a UarniMi'- WooaRtnd. to his puiUanlmous shrine. Hl* attack on Mn Holbrook was entirely unprovoked hurer. If to B and uncalled for. just as has been the many Public Lighting— Waters, Having just restocked my yards at CLOVERDALE AND MILO With a good assortment of PINE AND HEMLLCK LUMBER, TNE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, E* Lath, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., Lime, -H be sold at living prices, I shall which Wi mber business my personal atten­ tive the lu. -(jt correspondence with parties tion and s°h_ q,] Yours truly, intending to u j W EBEK STANDS atm Head THE OF ALL A qOODYEflR BROS. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-04-19.pdf 0f561f6b19e4ea365ded3b8a1edf2e98 PDF Text Text ■ ■ .wi >. . ........ The best Advertis­ ing inedi,jrn in Bar­ County. Hastings Banner ■- VOL. XXXVIILNO. 51. w v HASTINGS, MICH., APKIL 19. 1894. Hastings Banner Publbbed Thursdays by ncflRb People talk like ‘Sixty” when possibly they weren’t over “twenty,” but no one ever yet spoke any good words about \he Jackson -Wagon that didn’t know what they were talking about. Here are cuts of some of the good points:— ‘ The Truss Rod Axle Attachment And Improved Whiffletree Guide i Of the Celebrated Jackson Wagon There are many other great points of advantage this Wagon contains over any other. Call at our store and we will prove it. IRA VAN VALRBMR Leading Hardware Merchant of Barry Co. The House Thai Jack Buiir Or in fact any house iu this section of the country would not be complete without it was fitted out with Furniture and Carpets from us. This year we are not looking for nor expecting to make money. High Prices have been Blown Down by the Tornado Of Low Prices that has swept thrpugh our store. Remember we have lots of Carpets onjhand in the roll. You dont have to suffer long delays but can buy your goods and take them away the same day if you like. We can save you money on Carpets too. HIRAM ROGERS. FISH HUNT; WANT a “BIKE All that I ask is that you call and see me. lam here to, please you and know I can do it, because my goods are of the best and my prices are right. Also if you have any fire arms, boots or shoes to be repaired, or repair­ ing of any kind tol>e done see me. I have an iron lathe and do most all kinds of work. Prepare to catch trout May 1st by get­ ting your rods, reels, flies, lines, etc., of me. S. A. Crowell. Largest Circulation of any paper in the ■ County. WHOLE NO. 2027 Middleville. week. The Barr)- County Y. P. 8. C. E. Assoc­ M. Wright and D. Winters, former resi­ Mhs Maggie Williams, of Woodland. Is iation will hold a convention next Satur­ dents of Middleville, but now of Grand learning the dress making trade at Mrs. day the 21st. at the Berryville church. COOK. B-RCe.. Rapids, were in the village the first of the O. M. Yates. ’ The morning train will stop at Morgan Dr. Wm. Northrop who visited Ills for those intending to be present HAHTIXGS, BICB. H. M. Rich. Ray Fergvson and Ed. Bar­ brother here last week has located at Free­ The sixteenth annual convention of the rell are spending their vacation at borne. port W. C. T. U. will be held In the Presby­ The factory started up Monday and terian church Tuesday and Wednesday, several men find employment thereby. The convention 10 Geo. Matt ••sun Is clerking fur A. >1. Our little burg has one of the leading 24«h. and 25th hist. Evening meetbig, Gardner. Bei t Phiney Is again at work tonsorial artists, we refer to Albert' of a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Je rry ry Sproul Is iu 7:30. Addresses to be delivered by Rev. lu Canada to see a sick hi the factory. ' course. uncle. , . • Mi«s Grady’s 'concert Friday evening Rev. E. 8. Morehouse our former pastor Taylor, Rev. Cox, Rev. Grigsby and oth­ All Lepha Mahoney and Mm. Lehnarare at was well attended and well given. Be­ preached al the church last Monday eve. ers. Music in charge of boy choir. • Grntirf J me l Ion taking care of the slcfc. side home talent she was assisted by the Alter about 12 years service as post­ welcome. Mbs Pellum was the guest of Mrs. Misses May and Katherine Coirion, elocu­ master Win. Broward has been removed, To all Interested In Orphans. Will Davtuport recently. tionist slid violinist respectively. presumably to make room for a member those kind friends who promised help in Mrs. R. A. Bailey, ot Hastings, was In The creamery made over 700 lbs. of but­ of the party now in power as no reason January, to Rev. Maybee, for Rev. Sly’s town the 13tb, in view of organizing a L. ter last week and will before long be mak­ for the dismissal was given in the notice Orphanage near Petoskey, kindly forward O. T, M. society here. Will report her ing 1000 lbs weekly. Who says ’Han’t go­ received. In the 12 years of service Mr. the amount to Mrs. Grigsby, local super- ' success next week. ing to be a success? Broward has ever been efBcent and trust 1 nt endent, as soon as jiossible as the or­ Wm. Mersbon was the guest of H. C. Mrs. Lybarker, of East Caledonia visit­ worthy to the position. His successor is phans cry Is “help us.” Boynton Monday night ed friends in the village Monday and Albert Doster a first class man for the The Baptist Young Peoples Union will George Kerns and wife entertained his Tuesday. position. The post office will be moved In give a mum social at the residence of brother and wife Sunday. Cbris Scbondelmayer has raised up bls the hard ware store. Owen Lowden, second ward, Friday eve­ Bishop Bros, received a car load of lum­ blacksmith shop and put a walk under 4t, The many friends of our popular school Everyone Invited to ber last week. besides putting a new fan blower at bls teacher Miss Minnie Wardell of your city ning, April 20tb. come and enjoy a good time. R.jT. F. Dodds was home a few days forge. . . will be pleased to learn that she has again last Week. The meeting at the Engine house Satur­ been employed to teach school at South At the Methodest Episcopal church next Wjill Watson’s colt run away with him day p. m. resulted In a soliciting commit­ Pine Lake this summer. Sunday the Pastor will preach iu the Albert Warner who fell a distance of morning on "The Beauty of Gods House” and resulted In a sprained ankle, conse­ tee being appointed and if sufficient funds quently he gets around on three legs. are raised we will have a fair ground. ten feet from the scaffold in his barn some In the evening the second of the seribs on Lena Van Atten. Fannie Rogers, Geo. three weeks ago, is suffering severely. the Life of Christ subject, The boyhood G. R. Malo will commence bis brick house the first of May. Bishop Bro’s have Bassett and Will Webb, teachers near of Jesus”. Sunday School at noon. here attended the teachers association at the wood work to do. Caatleton. Epworth League 6 p. m. All are cordially Nashville Saturday. Middleville schools Charles Hazel was in town Friday. ' 4 Walter Franck and wife who have been invited to these services. Why? Haven’t visiting their parents at this place returned C.IF. Moreau was at Kalamazoo Friday. were not represented. The regular monthly meellng of the H. A. McBane returned from Battle Creek our teachers any Interest In these county to Battie Creek a few days ago. M. Society will be held in' the parlors of meetings? Saturday. • Mr. Knoll Is quite ill at this writing. the M. E. cbarcb on Wednesday of next The Kirk entertainment is being held in Miss Evans is on the sick list A. Burgman and wife of Hastings are week at 2 o’clock p. m. Alfred Whipple took a load of eggs to Jordan’s hall to night visiting their daughter Mrs. Len Strow. Mrs. Gogle leaves Wednesday for a two Kalamazoo Friday for Boynton A Nor­ Fanners-are busy plowing for spring The Spiritualists will hold meeting as week’s visit at her former home, Niles. wood. crops^ usual next Sunday 2:30 and 7:30 p. in. at Mr. Sackett has resigned bls position as Ptfof. Gaskill and wife Sundayed with Geo. Spindler of Woodland was a guest their Hail Dr. Schermerhorn of Grand clerk for M. S. Keeler and moved to Has­ of Asa Noyes Monday. his folks near Dowling. Rapids wiil speak and give tests at the J.F. Williams was at Hastings Tuesday. tings where be has accepted a similar po­ Julius Hosmer and wife have moved to evening session. Ten cents will l>e collect­ Mr. Humphrey finished sawing on the sition. Grand Ledge. ed at the door in the evening to defray the Misses Blanche and .Jessie Smith and Elias and Lewis Lockhart have re ­ Selble job Monday. expenses for speaker. L. W. Whittemore will move his saw Mrs. R. T. French visited in Grand Rap­ turned from a visit to their father at The Society connected with Emmanuel mill on the north bank of Pleasant Lake ids the first of the week. Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Loomis, of Chica­ Misses Winnie and Allie Wilkinson church will be entertained Thursday April this week. Mr. Shaw, of Irving, was} in town go, are visiting Mr. L’s parents, Mr. Pin­ were home from Charlotte over Sunday. 26th: by Mes dames N. Barlow, F. Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown have gone to H. A. Barber, C. H. Barber. R. Doyle, E. Tuesday. 2LLL - SHHDi — comb and wife. Rev. Glass is to attend Missionary ser­ Grand Rapids to spend the summer. Troop. E. HoIbYook and the Misses Leins, Don’t forget the play at Blackman’s Knowlton, Shuman and Ursula Jones. Hall Friday and Saturday evenings of this vices at Moline and Corning Wednesday. Messrs. Will Webb. Lloyd Clever and Supper served from 5 to 7 at the Parish week. The "Emigrant’s Daughter.” Re­ Dowling * Bouse.' A cordial invitation extended to served seats can be procured at the hard­ Misses Bessie George and Ora Mae attend.A little late for print, but did you see ed the Young People’ Alliance at Leighton all. . ware, that good sized smile on Munson Manning Sunday evening. that “* The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. The Arreessttook Family gave Eulala face a short time ago, the cause of ** was a bouncing boy. Holloway April 21st. with the following Died, April 13th, nt 5 o’clock a. m., one Smith a pleasant party Monday evening. George Frey has commenced his barn program. The meat market front has received a mile south east of Milo, Mrs. Isabella Mr. Horton of Prairieville is builder. Classic Latin, Miss Goodyear. Northrope, wife of Henry Nortbrope. In new coat of black paint which adds much A. Humphrey is quite poorly. Song and Legend, Miss Adah Michael. her 32nd year of^age. She leaves a bus­ to its appearance. Guy Latham and wife of Union City . Debate and Composition, Mrs Holloway. W. K. Leiblcr and wife, of Caledonia band and three children to mourn her was called here last week by the death of Character Sketch. Mrs. Maggie Bailey. loss. They have the sympathy of this en­ attended Miss Grady’s concert Friday eve­ his sister. Quotations about LIby. tire community. Funeral at the church, ning*. Entered into rest April 11th. Nettle, The trotting race Saturday p. m. be­ Rev. Van Antwerp preaching the funeral the , beloved wife of Wm. Warner. The undersigned. will preach at the tween Walter Hayward ’ s and Leo Spauld ­ sermon. " Long and uncomplainingly she had Baptist church next Lord’s Day at 10:30 Evers & Crosbj, of Richland, shipped ing’s horses was won by the former. C. M. Baxter has bills out announcing a struggled with consumption and at last a. m. Text, John 3:3. Subject, “What one thousand fat sheep from here to Chi­ sale at his farm 4^ miles 'southwest of answered to the Masters call, the deceased is Regeneration? ” Old errors exposed. cago last week, and Dr. Hyde one carload. had reached the age of 48 years, she Old truths made plain. D. IL Bays. The Epworth League of Milo re-organ- the village next Thursday. A stranger forged French & Son’s name leaves a husband, eight children, and two Epworth League, Sunday evening April iz.ed last evening with Beda Fenner, as brothers Norman and Guy Latham and a Pres.. Mrs. H. M. Chase, Vice Pres., Ern­ to checks and secured about 890 at the- large circle of friends to mourn her loss. 22nd. will be led by Miss Belle Handy. est Pennels, Seq’y, and Miss Ada John­ bank last week, but this is not as bad as Funeral was held Friday at the church, Subject, An Evening Hymn, found In i Nashville’s bank robbery. son, Tress. Rev. J. Davis of Cedar Creek ofHclating Psa. 4. The Baptist Aid Society will meet at Oat seeding is the order among our The remains were tenderly laid at rest in The Epworth League will hold a farmers. Some are seeding,’some plow­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Keeler the Baltimore cemetery. Our sympathy is Friday evening of this week. reception at their society rooms for the ing and others fitting their grounds. * Ward Whittemore shipped his saw mill extended to the bereaved friends. Teachers of the Hastings schools and the Warm at this writing, the thermometer Mrs. Kaiser Is able to work with her arm : senior class, next Tuesday evening from at 12 m. registers 75 above zero. A fine to Calhoun Co. last week. C. N. Webb is now engaged in French again about as usual. 6 to 10. * growing time. Miss Dr. Bryant and niece Miss Eaton . A Son2# mill. ___________ of Battle Creek were the guests of friends The Common Connett. rr^lrleviHe. here last week. Miss Brvant returned home llowen* Mill*. At a meeting of the Common Council Charles Will aud wife of your city spent Fanners are all very busy sowing oats. the first of the week Miss Eaton will re-, Friday evening the democratic members Sunday with friends in this place. Miss Anna Blackburn and Miss Cammel main an indefinate time. elected Wm Beadle for Street Commission­ John Pierce has a new wood house. Mr and Mrs John Eaton formerly of of Thornapple, were the guests of Mr. R. H. Dixon has a new post and wire and Mrs. Thomas Williamson Saturday this place but now of Boston are expected er and Dr. Woodmansee for City Physi­ cian. fence along the road on bis farm west of to return to Michigan and make their home. and Sunday. For Board of Review, L. E. Stauffer this place, which adds greatly to the looks The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. .Mr. Conrad and son, of Otsego, returned Garret died last Saturday with lung diffi­ and W. II. Stebbins. of It. . home Saturday. No regular City Attorney was elected, the Jerome Murray and wife will go to ■ Miss Myrtle Pierson commenced school culty funeral was held Monday at “ Ranceller, Ind., where they will make in the Brigg’s district Monday. church. Mr. and Mrs. Garret have our though W. O. Lowden was elected to act for the Board of Review only. their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Bollster, of Wayland, and heartfelt sympathy in their affliction. It was decided to raise the iron bridge Frank Allen Is moving to your city. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brag, of Leighton, spent and its abutments on North Broadway Henry Tobias has started his meat wa­ Sunday at John Jordan’s. 3X feet and make a regular grade to the gon. He will have two on the road this Elmer King had the misfortune to have To F. E. Deming and wife,’ a daughter. top of iron bridge hill, beginning about summer. his fingers cut vety bad in Grlffetb’s sawH. Culler and daughter Lillie from near Bentley, Tomlinson & Riders’ mill. This Hastings, visited Freeport friends Satur­ will make a great Improvement when com­ milL Hickory Corner*. day evening. pleted and one that should be appreciated, Our spring term ef school commenced To Jno. Helrigle and wife, a daughter. especially by those who travel that road a on Monday the 9th, with Adelbert Norris, Quarterly meeting at the U. B. church The sheds are in sight at last good deal. The school house is being treated to a next Saturday p. m. and Sunday. as teacher. The Council also ordered the electric Many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien new dress of paint. Rev. H. Halsey will preach at the W. light near the iron bridge moved one Poller will be pained to learn of her ser­ Mary Wilcox and Louise Smith were at M. church Sunday evening. block further north, and the light placed ious illness. She has been quite III for Nashville Saturday attending the teachers Rev. O. H. Johnson was seen on our on a 00 foot pole instead of a 40 foot one some time with complicated diseases being association. streets Monday. as at present. This will light up a much confined to her bed considerable portion The Y. P. S. C. E. social at G. W. Tom­ B. E. Quick and family now reside In larger arera. A committee was also ap­ of the lime. Mr. Polley retains his phys­ kins’ Friday evening was a pleasant affair. Rev. O. H. Johnson’s bouse. pointed for the purpose of arranging for a ical health and activity remarkably well Receipts for the evening 83.00. Miss Adah Reuter, of McCord, is now price to be chaiged for tapping the public Maud Wilcox was at A. W. Wilcox’s staying with her parents in this township. for a man who has passed his four score sewer. Quite a number from this place and vi­ Saturday and Sunday. years and over. Thus far only four aaloonlste have tak­ A. Norris and wife entertained his Sam Blank has a dance this Friday eve­ cinity attended the excursion to Grand en out licenses for the following year, as brother-in-law and wife, Mr. and Mrs. ning at the hotel. Rapids Sunday. follows:—Frank Parker, Jos.. Pflug, Dick The Y. P. S. C. E. Sunday evening will Dr. E. F. Sayles has been removed to Doyle and John Cole. There is a possi­ Ketchem, of Prairieville, Saturday last Mr. and Mrs. Cotant visited friends in have an entertaining program consisting Lowell for medical treatment. bility ef another license being taken out of solos, recitations, duetts and readings. We now have a new M. D. In town. Hastings Friday ynd Saturdaylater on, but not a certainty. G. Karcher and wife of Bowne, visited A new jeweler}- store has been opened Meeting led by Gertie Tasker. <he financial condition of the cl ty will Mr. and Mrs. John Gay, of Battle Creek, In Freeport Sunday. in the hotel building. Also a barber shop render It impossible for the present coun­ with one chair, which will supply a much visited Mary E. Wilcox recently. . cil to do much work. March 20th. there Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Dean are at Leroy fhultx. needed want. was 83346.56 on band. From this sum Several wlW geese have been captured where they expect to remain a month. Clara Merritt began her school in the outstanding bills and accounts to April of late while grazing on wheat and flying Eagle district last week Monday and Mary 2nd, amounting to S1208.8S, bad been Orangeville. over bead, by our young sportsmen. Horn began teaching in the Carpenter dis­ paid leaving >2138.23 on band. And out the trict this week Monday. We wish them Charlie Herrington la teaching Lew Flint’s father, of Sunfield, arrived of this amount the Shepard judgment, here yesterday, saying that be came a por­ school here this summer which began last success. amounting to about 81300 must be bald, tion of the way on the new railroad, get­ Monday. , _ Patrick St John and daughter spent so that the city will really only have about Miss Jessie Hathaway leases tor Tetra last Wednesday at John Henkes. ting off at John Trick’s corner, thence 3800 to carry on business. It Is necessar­ walked to the Inu of this place. - > CTZD Haute. Ind., thia week to spend part ot Ada Mosher visited Orangeville friends ily the idea of the present administration Westley Lawrence still finds plenty of the summer with her brother at that place. last week. to conduct affairs economically and at the hay and straw to ball running bls machine • G. W. Weemea. ot Kalamazoo, has been Ray Pierce and wife were guests at C. same time do what they think Is positive­ in Hope, at full capacity, by steam power. hired to preach here the coming year and 8. Whitcombs last Wednesday. ly necessary. . Very little plowing has been done about hereafter there will be eenrlcee at the S. A. Stanley and wife who have been As far as street work Is concerned, not here for spring seeding. Should the church morning and evening. visiting relatives in Otsego returned home very much of it can be done this year ow­ hire. Arthur McMillan, ot Kalamazoo, last week. weather remain favorable much will be ing to the condition of the city treasury, Is visiting friends here Ibis week. Milan Walldorf Jr. was on our street but all that is done Will be done In fixing done the coming week. __ Miss Clara Elite visited friend, at Has- Monday. M. 8. Barber took a wagon load of po­ ' . . the approaches to the city. tatoes to Kalamazoo Thursday last, where Ungs last week._______________ We are pained to record the death of Though the council stands 5 democrats he sold them readily at forty-flve cents per Mrs. Ella Cock wife of C. F. Cock, who to 3 republicans, we trust that partis­ Naahvltlfl. departed this life last Friday. A husband, anship will not be shown to the detriment bushel. __ . Last Saturday afternoon Mr. Anson son and daughter are left to mourn. They of the city’ interest Fred Brunny purchased a portion of H. F. Belleager’s estate and moved thereon Ware was driving down Main Street when have the sympathy of all, bis horse became frightened at a piece of Carrie Kenyon will work for Mrs. J. M. For Sala one day last week. flying paper and broke loose from the bug­ Benham again this summer. A thoroughbred registered, Holstien gy and pulled Mr. Ware over the dash We are glad to welcome Fred Pierce and cow, will be new milch soon. Enquire of Mr. Myers, of Dowagiac, has returned board, breaking his hip which will proba­ family in thia locality. J. Rogers Jk Co., Hastings, Mich, to his home after visiting a daughter, who bly make 1dm unable to walk during the rest of hl« life. lives on E. Kandell's farm. Church .nd society. Mrs. E. M. Everts, ef Woodland, spent Evangelist Edwards has left here after My homeoflK acres on Hanover St. The third quarterly meeting will con­ serving many weeks as a leader in singing Saturday here. 8: J. Truman was in Grand Rapids over vene at the first Rutland church ot the on easy terms. Enquire on premises in in the revival meetingsUnited Brethren In Christ, April M end Hastings city. Mrs. H. ML Smith. - ; A. J. Sprague is at McBride looking af­ Sunday. Rex. Arthur Trott and A. E. Knight 29th. Meeting to commence Saturday al ter a job with a lumber firm. 2 p. m. All are cordially Invited. want to lltttolt Monday to see about bay ­ We are glad to hear Mrs. Wallace Hobbs LAWhCNCK-VANBICKLK. ing an organ tor the M. E. ebnreb here. “Religion ot names and words- the top­ is slightly improving. J. C. Fnrnias Swndayed al Woodland. ic next Sunday morning al the PreehyterH. Long and wife. B. F. Wolfe and Mr. Frank Haadox apent the »rat of the lan church. Evening. “Geo. Whitfield, nany others Sundayed Re^S8 ’ week with hla eon and daughter here. :Reformer red Orator, England and Uta Mr. M™ John Farolaa and D. H. Ererta were al English ot life 18lh. century. ot Indian*. are '•>' goeata ad Mra. K'« parThafnrnwr Battle Creek Toeaday on bualneaa. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Miller, ot Joneerille, were koeete at C. L. Glaa*ow’s tbla| .4? COUNTY NEWS. I �------===== Hastings Banner^ FROM WASHINGTON. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. WINS BEB SUIT. The Evening News, |tod.Hn. PoU^ “ The Great Daily of Michigan.., Ajfalnat Cot Brocklnridg* The Michigan monthly crop report for March says It was the warmest Th* Associated Prew find many wnaller new. gethe.„ag„ . -^^"o^K BROS.. proprietors. _ March In sixteen years The wheat plant suffered some daring the cold * thourand actira eonaapon^^^s^denti, a large fWC9 > I . ,OfC® « city snap, but on the whole ank and fipocifil report*™, care' ' and cpabl, «ul well and It* condition ie six pointe p«rtance--I)»Hjr froc«-dlnK» thoughtful editorial write*, special contributor! Hastings* • • Mich. above that of one year ago. The £O»Briefly Recorded. ditloo of clover, meadows and pasinrei MISS POLLARD WIKA artiste, work unc*«singly drafter day t0 piodKe WAsmxeroN. April lA-Th* Polh^ is 82 per cent for the state. SENATE. "Th* Great Daily of Michigin," to uy nothing Cf th, dition of farm animal* is 8^°^* SURPLCT 813.00000Rreckinridge trial is ended at J*»t an Washington, April IL—In the senate muon o» awui •**.«*— — *-— engaged in the printing, mai ing a.l(j is some uncertainty upon the cond n pollard has a verdict for >IV moeroon-.lee ** "* yesterday the resolution for the coinage of The fruit, but on toe whole It ap-; of the f~:h. hut "" th« whole it wp- ( tbe silver-tongued eongrcMof Mexican dollars at United States .tribution of ov»r 60,000 papers *rery day. through ' th* St,t, pears not to have been materially in- ( O0 ga^ th<j bJn#( grMS reg ^On. The — Mm the blue gram region. T». mints was agreed to. A resolution to jored. Th« total number ol braheli| » Open for business Dec. 15.1M6^dmM1 iu verdict Seturd.y *lt«r limii the general debate on the tariff officers: wheel merketed In Mrach wm 1.I8S, JK u7__, „„l * little overover *n hour. ’ZT-r.iHU. an hour. bill to June 4 and to take the final vote D. G. ItoblDSMi, President; Wawte a Haw Trial. on June 5 was referred to the judiciary MT, rad for eight month* Angnet to 65 SHELBY STREET, Chester Messer. Vice. Pre* March. ll.8Sfi.h8fi. or- »bout 10.U00 lira There waa no expreaahn ol ‘PP™™1 D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. committee. than for the aame period laat year. or dUapproval from the crowd. Col. W ashington . April 12. -The tariff DETROIT'■ directors: Ax.octralararar »«■•«•. ww»raddlr taUwStauMM.-^u. Breckinridge hlmaelf row to'“»'£• bill was discussed fo the senate .yester­ Stale Over filO.OOO. D. W. Reynolds, day, but only a few senators were Charles W. Newkirk, the defaulting motion for a now trial and th. court D.Q. Robinson, Chester jfMMt. present. bookkeeper of the Bay county aavlaga adjourned. There waa nothing but ex John Carveth, Washington, April IX—A joint reso­ bank, waa brought back to Bay C ty premion. ol approval and P. T. Colgrove. » *“7?* £ lution was introduced in the senate from California by Chief of Police [ho amount w*. not Has the oniy savings the giant of planets. County and pays 4 per cent Interest on all Hine yflsterday proposing a constitutional Murphy. It waa raid that Newkirk few aenatort In th. wnate chamber amendment relative to marriage and di­ bad made a confession In which ho ac­ when the bulletin tvra announced to depoeits. eale for such positions st t ho (frapMu M taess College. Shorthand, and £Siift vorce A bill was introduced providing knowledged having stolen over 810,000 them and rapidly paawnl around the ForCatalogue, addrtt, a. B. i“r*a£ that no one shall perform any labor or and that he carried on lhe work for Our most eminent astronomers do chamber. engage in any amusement on Sunday to over two year* He said the money not pretend to give ua exact reckon­ Artwn of the Jory. the disturbance of others in any terri­ waa used In board of trade gambling, Th. Jury took fifteen ballota before ings on the great floating worlds out­ His Niagar* Falls Route” OBHEH op nnucATiOT tory, district, vessel or place subject to mainly In Chicago. The deals were reaching conclusion, lhe difference Michigan, fifth .Iudlrta| IruL.„,,R a - ------------ — i-m-~ea ride of our own solar system, but with­ Stadons. ,1“ |ajj IzB | . . over .1 — /l.ma/TAIj the exclusive jurisdiction of the United carried on with a companion named WMmainly theamountof damages in that monstrous aggregation every- 1 Add* M. Allen. States. The tariff bill was further dis­ Murray, who Is now In Craadi Healao " ' to'be'graiited.and there waa but on. man thing has been reduced to certainty. • Cotnplaljiaht cussed. I on th. Jury who favored the defondant The kingpin of this solar system ia Implicated other* . Washington, April 14.—The urgent I on the flrat ballot one juror voUd for Jupiter, “mighty Jupiter, the ooloaoal Gideon Allen, StaUoas. |^fi | I X fail*1' Defendant. . deficiency bill and the tariff measure . I the defense and hung out for a time, giant of all the sun-kissed world*." b »'1 C'TOt Omrt Iw were further AAra~M»TOA discussed *ra in the -rara senate Amiatant Adjt UCD. Gen. J. B. Bennett hij joUra*** thought he did it His diameter is about 88,000 of our .,B*rry. *u Cbano-n at II>*tikL(T wctu AUA — A W IS La nt AUJl. ■asSE!""-. yesterday. A bill introduced by Sena- of------------the Michigan ha* made toe orc for theaakeof argument than W--— F,G. A A.n R..u-.mm xniles, being about 11 time* that of our staff appointments: c. R. OSBORN. Local Agent, Hasttsgs tor Peffer requires the secretary of the following ------------ - -----------„-----------------------------------|' he was strongly in favor of OoL own globe; the circumference 275,000 a resided of this Buie. bot rwiZ, treasury to issue 8250,000,000 of treasj Impraror—Judaoc - H.- rarer. Mount aClam..— Brec^|nridgp O. •V.Ruckilm G. P ft T. A. Chicago . A number of ballot* miles at the equator, which would give ury notes, to be used to meet all the ' ens. ' O*---------------------------------. ,^lv ' were required to reach a oompromlae the giant a volume exceeding that of Philip T. polgroxe. complainant** solldttf h u expenses of the government and to be I Judge Advocate—8. & Bsbcock. Detroit. ordered that Hie said defendant Gideon PARKER'SCroalrr, on the amount of damage to be award- the earth by 1.234 time* Initio itAtre. rountlre, town, rad In-j CM.r M..t«rlra OOrev-J«nre A ere Were it pos­ esura bls appearenre to t* enS?^ led. Two or three Juror, wanted to sible to bring the earth and Jupiter so wttikta four-months from the datt of «**5 dividual* on proper security and with- ( eoom ne - - - - - -­ der. and tn care of bls app-arares be oiX Chief ot Staff—I* G. Rutbet ford. Hart ' give the full amount ol 880,000, while 0 the coinplalnanf* bin Senior AU-de-Camp— William S. Green, De­ | the other, thought that merely noml­ oloac together that the distance sep­ out interest arating them would be no greater ptalnt to be filed, and a copy tlXWashington, April 16.—In a speech troit Dvrda. Jac.aon; 1 nw l damage, would rarve to eaprera 5br.and*l'<-t Aida-de-Camp— George than that which now separates the on the tariff bill in the senate on Hatur- ' Bobert alter sen kr on tom ot a eoef5 ' Oread* Haren. C V Brown, opJn|„n ch.t the cougreaamao had r^..: riach. ------------bill sud notice of lht< order; an* tajjtfa?. earth from the moon—about 240,000 day Senator Quay said it was framed in Spring Lake 1 treated Mira Pollard .habbily. miles—what a wondrous right would tauh thereof, said bill be tahre u mt the interest of foreign pauper labor, i !*••*£ tl,e ’*1*1 non-resident firfendaw be in store for the resident* of our Several amendments to the rules in-, r«7‘*r Dux •tibia t«rai Breckinridge the arid Complainant caw a ropy of ths Detective Dietrich, of Detroit, went (Col. ------------------------ waa very - cool after . little globe! The world of Jupiter d«ys tended to prevent filibustering were' order to be published in.the HasttogkLnto CHANCERY SALE. to Omaha, Neb., and arrested Alexan- the verdict had bem rendered. would appear to u* to have a diameter &newspaper printed publbhM abdcirrihS offered by Senator IlilL _ ( der Watson, of Grand Rapids Wataun ’ clinod to speak at pr’, 40 times larger than that of our usual In pursuance and by virtue of nn order and said county, and that such mibliuEnS decree of lhe Circuit Court for the County of a* his attorney* Mia* 4jeV‘,n ** leJu: out'’ >n «ea ' Washington, April IL—In the house ‘ married a woman at Grand Rapids; then cation, ■’ — did »-«— Pol «-­ mighty attendant, and the surface of Barry. In Chancery. In toe State of Michigan, for six weeks in soceesskin. or that she eatw* made and dated on the thirteenth day of Janu­ yesterday the time was occupied in he took a second wife at Coldwater, lard was somewhat excited, but not his. disk would occupy a space greater copy of this order to he iremnally strtrf « ary A. D. imh. in a certain cause therein pend­ discussing the post office appropriation Miss Marion Corey, of Hammond, Ind., hystericul, while awaiting the result SHU ooo-nesldent defendant at least tatni than that of 1,600 full moans. And । days before the time above prescribe* tor u ing Wherein Celina .McCamly Is complainant was Na 8 and Miss Fannie Dixon, of and broke into tears when she heard 1L and Albert F. Shepherd and Rachel A. Bur- bilL this giant of planets is removed from I appearance. ’ chain are defendant*. Notice is hereby given Washington, April 11—A bill de­ Chicago, made his four of a kind. Ho She declined to be interviewed, and the mm by a distance of . 486,000,000 Clkmkjtt tans. •’ that 1 shall sell at-public auction to the highest . Circuit Jodf*. bidder, on Saturday the twelfth day of May. A. signed to establish a banking system left Grand Rapids for Detroit, where her attorneys said that ahe wm anxiuns miles; has an orbit more than 1,000,­ „ Philip T.’Colgroxm. D. Iasi nt ten o’clock In the forenoon, at the which would supplant the present one he was soon in active negotiation for to efface berself from public sight a* Oomblalnant'sSotHtor. ’ 000.000 miles in extent, and'makes a north front door of the court house In the City far as possible, now that the caae had ; ■ - JUILXG. S.X .I.E* of Hastings. Count) of Ba«rv and State of as bonds mature was introduced in the No. 5, but Na 8 crossed his orbit and circuit of its eclestlal track once every, ... J- , HcgtatertnChancery . Michigan, sdtd court house being the place for house yesterday. Lack of a quorum he fled. ' ended. f A true oopy.} . holding the circuit court for the County of prevented the transaction of business { As might have been expected with a 4,332 day* Thu* it will be seen that a Barry. lhe following described property, to-wit: Health (n Michigan. ' woman of her temperament, the long I year on Jupiter is equal to 11 years 10 | Washington, April 18.—In the house All that certain piece or parcel of land situ­ months and 17 days on our globe. The ' From various portions of the state ate, lying and tring In the County of Barre yesterday a rule which the committee NOTICK FOR HEABING CLAIM. strain of the trial culminated in a nerv­ In the fate of Michigan, known and described the reports of fifty-one observers for ous collapse, and Miss Pollard is suf­ immensity of the world of Jupiter and State of Michigan’. Count) of Itarry.-w. ap the east half of the north west quarter of sec- on rules brought in,- imposing a fine of Notlee M hereby giwn. that br an orter of may be approximately tfon number twenty-two in town one north 810 for every refusal of a member to the week ended April 7 sh^w that fering from nervou* prostration. She its or|)it th* ProbSte Court for th- J .»unty »f Bam range seven a-est. subject to the conditions ot a diarrhea increared and inflammation of was taken Saturday night to Provi­ measured by this comparison: In made on th* 31st day of March, A. D„ l*w certain lease of one half acre on the north west vote, caused a long wrangle. A res­ tlx montljs. from .Hud (tor were alloaol!« corner ot said land heretofore given for eburch olution was adopted revoking all the kidneys decreased in area of prev- dence hospital, a Catholic institution in order to complete its orbit iu toe creditors to prewtd their tiajftr anlntt t£purposes.-reference being had to said lease, ■deuce Scarlet lerer -at reported at , t time given above it must speed around entate .of |Jane Conts&t. late ot said drain . a quiet part of the city on Capitol hill. said description coutrintag In all eight acres of leave* of absence, except on account of u ,tt,nded bj lhe lUU„ ol the sun with a velocity of 700.000 miles fifw.rad ked that all creditors of said deoai. land more or l ss according to the Lotted States sickness.^ j forty-alx plm»a. merale. at twenty-Jre, > wher0 Ired to nresr.-d tbe'.r Plains to uid diphtheria .1 thlrly-lhrro, typhoid chir, bIUd<)1 phyddao. do a day, or a little more than 8 mile* survey. W ashington, April 14,— No business art. at the Probate office. In the Qty Dated. Hastings. Mich, March M. l»M. ,oUd ,e any aerloua effect, from , for exauiirt.itioQ and allovaner. m per second! ALOXSO E. KXNASTON. was transacted in the house yesterday, lerer at.fifteen plroea and .m.dipox at re 2nd day of October next, tod tu; Ishpeming. Kalamazoo and Menomi- ^er Circuit Court Commissioner. owing to lack of a quorum. In caucus -----wlf I t>r h-ard ta-iore said C<x;rt w PlULirT. COLGBOVE. ' BURIED IN THE SEA. Monday, the 2nd day of July, and on Tu«dxj. Wnnt*n IVanl Him K.ttmlIm.l Solicitor for comnisi nant, Barry Co.. the democrats, by a vote of 80 to 44, in- , neCthe 2nd dgj ot October next, a: 10 o’clock Ic lit Mich. strutted the committee on rules to re­ Hardly had the verdict been reprieved forenoon of each of tr-*e days port a new rule to ascertain and record (‘ «■---------Capt Michael Shean, CapL Barney ' when a meeting of prominent WashDated. April 2nd. a D Chas. M’. Aumstk' a ;. Judce of Probt> the presence of a quorum, whether shean and (.apt Morgan, all well- ington worfien was called to take ac­ On the coast of Portugal is to be voting --------or not. i kJ | icnowjj navigators of Bay City, while in tion regarding the case of CdL Breck- found the submerged city of Cctohriga. Washington, April 16, —After a vain a saloon got into a row with a squad of, Inridge. Representatives of several or Troya, as the Portuguese of to-day I MORTGAGE MALI attempt on Saturday to approve the patrolmen. The officers used their, feminine organizations - met at Wil- call it, and which Is said to have been having beta made In the exuUtktu ■raairaura THADB MARK ra™“• journal toe house adjourned. The new ciuba freely, fracturing Michael She-' lard’* hotel Saturday night, and, after built by the Romans on the site of a ofDefault a certain mortgage mads and spctiM t>j William — *a. Mdosn. to Bidaamaixl• Jinn quorum-counting rule will be reported ftn's 8hull, ind doctor*iaid hisrecovery Interesting conference, adopted res- town founded by the Phoenicians. It wife, to D iBlel Wheeler's/^ Striker, dated April JRh, A D. immediately.^ . I was doubtful. Several eyewitnesses 1 olutions calling upon congress to cou- was only by accident at the beginning I**-. upon Xr *e<t half of the south east qnrter aodtb e wuth wm quarter of the k>t.l ewt ! stated that the officers'made an unpro-J fidcr the qualifications of Representa- of the century that the city was dis­ quarter ol secUou fiw «3) «u to*n No- «« voked assault ♦ tive Breckinridge for membership in covered. A fisherman pursuing his north of n age nine w«S '.u the county of tan Pittsburgh, Pa, April IX—All the Mkbixsn uid conutu'nK in Mi ■ -» ■ that body. . avocation along the coast was aston­ and sute I •I -AND ■ parcels vol F-bttudred rirnte*n »n<l >-!<» nw prominent labor leaders of Pittsburgh ' Mrdtcat Soctety Elect, offleer*. ( Some of the organisations whose rep- 1 ished to see the walls of houses par­ araraav v. .xyM IWCONlI!^ 10 Hrt Veiled SUlr! have received a circular from Joseph ' Mirvry. S*td tn nr:gage h rvcorded In the d„ . ' The Southwestern Michigan Romeo- resentatives took part in the meeting1 Buchanan, Na 45 1 ark place. New pathic Medical society at their ahnual' were the Woman’s Suffrage association 1 tially standing and well-pared streets ftoeuf the Regiiur ol Deed' for Barr Oo®tJ under the water of t£e Bay of Sines,- ou the first d*r of May. a D. l«M. In Dtar I k -POSITIVELY CURESmortga<M on pw 35. whereby the power •* Phlhd.lpbi. April 84 Th.i0t.nUaa :XX^',rre.k K । X* t"' ‘--Hunt, of SrauUl. tbereln eostainod h*5 be evi,.- operstiw. wd suit er prorreding hsnn; tawn irritated taw to rvcerer.Ahe debt seeurtd by Is to form one nation*! labor union to rtre president. Dr. F W. French. Ouego sec- Wnm.n*. -r-ra. < i On examination they found a city in or Any port IMreot upon which «nwe take the place of all other labor organ-' ***7 treasurer Dr. Nancy B. Sherman, • /v u Temperance union, part submerged and running in toward there* Is <4*imed<u> be due at iu!«tw 81eeplof«uiwto and all derangements of the ization* !I K*tamazoo; Mre- EUon & Munsey, the widow , the land. A society was formed under Of fNNAMOO dkAlar> l*esidrs au «ftonjey «• « Kalamazoo; delegate delegate to to state state society. society. Dr Dr. W. W. Nervous System. I » -----------jhe latc Gort Musscy, who is herself ; twenty-fir* dollars as prvviied ta i« «■ I F- Sberm »a the protection of government to make mortgage. Notice ta t.-reb) dr«ittaj* bail vxs.ooo ror Losing HU F»«L — a practicing lawyer and is prominent Investigations. They found that the Siocx Fall* a D., April la.-The1 , Wl,tak» "-11" «"*• • in movements for the advancement of city had stood on a atrip of land nine jury In the HO.OOO Uamcgr cxra brought “"‘k Baragcr. who keeps a store Women, were among the leading spirit* miles long by three wide, bounded on by Wllltam Fullerton agxinat th. “d *bllnd ltKer uloon al Fountain, of the meeting. Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from the south by lhe Bay of Sinew, on the tae'ciock*. nu at lhe mirth front.tow c. w Homestake Mining company brought *bot L,nuffhlin dead. Baragcr was Court Boota lathe city of Hastinp v* opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. The Resolution* north by the rive* Sudo. and opposite ofMIcM^. SJ,;.k„. xortpnw. in a sealed verdict which waa opened flned for Bell,n> >«q<w without a llThe resolutions adopted were: it was Setubal. Every old record was M. D. Briley. Receiving Teller Grand Rap- Thursday morning. It awarded Fuller-1 cen>e* WBa supposed the quarrel Da Nt si. STKiKf.R. Atty Io Tenon. “To the House of Representative* Waahiog- searched, and at length it was surmised on (Mich.) Savings Bank, says he cannot say ton 123,000 damage* In the accident, Mro8c OT<5r information leading to BarDated. January iota. iss. z too much In favor of ••Adlronda,” Wheeler's k® n C: We. roprreentatiVM of the women Heart and Nerve Cure. which happened February 8, 1890, the conviction. of Washington. aiming toward' the establish­ that the newly-discovered city most have been Caetobrix or Cetobriga, from Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine plaintiff lost both feet.’ ment of a higher code of morals and axalnal the , I fbobateordkb Co.. Cedar Sprtngs, Mich. Sold by. * Nnnk !»T the Trm. atrocious double standard which baa cursed chance notices by old writers, but The big freight carrier Minneapolis, society so long, declare that «c do not believe nothing was known of it* history or attht ofllfichlXBb. C«»nniv of At a reariou ri the masculinity to be a license for uncleonllnesa, Niagara Falx*, N. Y.. April 16.- owned by A. A. Parker, ot Detroit, was but that. holding the same high a tana ard for fate. Another city submerged by the County of Bam. hoiden at be hotat* HASTINGS, ■ MICH George Griffith, an Englishman, start­ rank by tbs Ice In the straits off Mo­ womanhood which men demand, one equally sea for one thousand yean has just re­ 3wU*»b<Uypt Mvcbatbej*^ All on board were high shall be required of manhood, therefore ed a month ago from England to make Gulpin'. point appeared above the waters. The town ttrttoaanfi eight hundn-d ar.d niartytow. . The Guarantee Nursery C*„ Genera, N. Y., -Resolved. That we must hare ctaalty tor of Haigen, north of Niug-po, in China, rfreaant. Charter w. Arnatrong- Ja^ * wish to employ several reliable men in this a trip around' the norld in sixty-aix Saeed, but the vessel and earjo were vicinity to sell their guaranteed nursery stock. days, defeating the time made by Nel­ 11 80 fathoms ot water and would be a ehaalty, under one rule of right bearing as was completely overwhelmed during TO matter of- the estate of AOJtia Drigidly in Ito application upon om mi as upon V rite for terms at once, lie Bly, of New York, by six days. He total loss. the other. From this standpoint wo aak con­ the Sung dynasty, and lay buried is to use only ordinary means of trans­ gress to consider lhe case of W. C. P. Breckin­ till quite recently, when the sea ridge. of Kentucky, regarding his eanducl so gradually receded and exposed the re­ portation; no special trains or boats. Fire swept the eastern portion of the unbecoming a legislator. Be it further mains of buildings. ‘•Resolved that > . Gold Production nt the Cntted State*. village of Shaflaburg off the earth, the Washington, April 16. — Director loss being 810,000. her that w o< .he hUb..^ ""ThereSpon R w ordered, that FJMW Preston, of the mint, has completed his PLAYING WITH AN ICEBERG. Cohen Brothers, who were employed -final figures on the gold production of at the Grand Central hotel in Cheboy­ the United States during the calendar gan, were in jail charged with robbing -------- - ------------ —w" UJ ua UQ French Mailer*. year 1693. The total production is! the place of >100 cash, cigars and take some definite action to ln*ure the high flaw requited to appear ri » ^®w years ago a French man-of- «Mnl* character of our country’s admlnUlraUoc. and >*hSwt.uSo mw tri’Syi given as of the value of 885,950,000, whisky. help the future national councils to present a ''**r lying at anchor in Temple ®Jsa» OW <* Hwt, which is an increase for the year of dean and ___ .... ■ raw. W Mr (ten- -• »W » , All the life saving crews on the lake* bay, ax>d the rounger officers took it «CpD^HohFr msy not t* eranie* *"-(1 > 73,455 ounces, representing 81,518,421 have gone on duty. , * into their heads to amuse themselves 8rtMr*Ntered?tnri wW. ■ irith an iceberg, a mile or more distant cnWapmoasluifated In.^Tr^jAg The next state encampment of the pendant of »*M petition and x” ’ w * ,Wi.“^eTO’' AprU Senator Zab­ in the straits. They would have a tMnSlnrenusing 3 rAPF Albany, N. Y., April 12.—The spring G. A. R. will be held at Mount Clemens Jwi***wW*’ ulon It Vance, of North Carolina, died J’^l’u’ranatii elections have been held In all but one Ln March next. sumptnous picnic on the very tup of it. pnbllahed in th* at 11:80 o’clock laat night at hla real- AU the warnings of the brown and SEE* nriated and circulated of the fifty-eight counties which hold At Charlotte an attempt was made in »«rh nrek for thrtw ■ them. The result is that the repub­ to blow up an old building, occupied a* douce In thia city, aged M vrare. simple fishermen went for nothing wwatopfovious tosau' lay of Paralysla and a complication of dtaCHA* "jii^SSS* licans have elected 840 and the demo­ a saloon, by dynamite. with these gentlemen who had seen raaaa reaultodjn a atroke of apoplexy. crats 820 of the supervisor* Last year the world. Delegates from toe Michigan colored Mr' V‘<n^ W (K truo copy.) thrM ti!DW ««»»these same counties elected 716 repub­ maaonic grand lodge have selected a It was a bright summer morning, ernor of hla aUU and a rnambor of lhe lican-end 457 democratic supervisors. site near Monroe for a masonic borne and the jolly boat w<th a flag went off MOUTGAGl' SAl-F_ * ranato aince IOTSl to the berg. By twelve o’clock the John V. Farwell, of Chicago, has in­ FSlta with •150,000 LtabllKlB*. 1 MMBbvrtMjbK" Uixtewi Miser* KlU*d. eolara were flying from the top, and Kashviliac, Tenn., April 16.—The vested >100,000 in Lansing business Bxmb*»», April 14—An explore* the wild midshipmen w*jro reveling West End Land company, owning property, having purchased of Henry canted by firedamp occurred in a coal on the ice mountain. For two hours about 500 acres of suburban property, L. HolHater the Hollister block. minora Cxuprija Thureday. It U known or more they hacked it and clnmlared Tbv Michigan Equal Right* associa ­ divided into lota and valued at 8400,000, ""■« knl«<i. and It h prob­ over tt. They frolicked and feasted, has made an assignment. Liabilities tion held it* annual ae^rion in Grand able that the removal of lhe dVbria •nd laughed at the very thought of Rapid* are >150,000. yik^up by the expioaion will diralora danger on thia solid ice. J. Whitney Moore, an old-time De­ harared rad tort? the bodlea of other* troit merchant, died at his home, aged When, like thoughtless children, toe ■•M asslxnee of-sxi'l huh.:•>-.► “ T by Janesville, Mina., April IB.—The young men had played themselves ■■ nrt«r—T-hir r •*' residence of August Krinkie. near here, 79 year* oc XSwnTIMO, April 1A —It I. reportad *eary, they descet»ded to the cockle­ Trainmen on the Michigan Central was burned early this morning and shell of a boat and rowed away. three of his daughters, aged respect­ rjUrrad y. M prerant ror), rarofnl of of th. Brithh run­ As if time and distance hid l»een ively 10, 8 and fl yean, perished in the their hit arm* The road aarroora brat Bmfl. th»t lb. Brralllan luurare trailing around in a prlrate car gents loot in the attack on the dtv of measured on purpooe for the men to Rk, Grande do Sul 350 m.u^£3 21 St a .aSstpubHc SiMdder at tta*DOrth trout door of «• Washington, April 11—The condi­ Adolph Kelson, of St urnaoe, while an if it* tion of winter wheat an reported by digging a well stmek a vein of a pe­ the statistician of the department of raltar rabttraoe, which is thought to filled the aur“d *°w *» PV1O< entire coentry. against TT.4 lant Thursday, April »9. i894- Hastings City B Work of Our Lawmakers tn the Blty-Thlrd Ocnkresa. , ooo Visit the Press Koom of the News when in Detroit. O.H iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiwMHwwwyBww^ Michigan Centra^ ruAtXr?0:.... W "i’iTiftSil’a ... |,iSila'miiS175l7£ ADIR0NDA Heart Nerve HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, Lpllepsu. t,,ew-:xw^,‘pchg’rl I UNEXCELLED FOB^.— “S*5* « ■» '«> UH- �-■ Hastings BAnNER: Ijflril, 19, 1894. Thursday___ _-f, R. COOK. Local Editor. Jdo. G. Reuter, accompanied by Henry Braendle, were in Hasting* Saturday. Henry has taken out naturalisation papers and b prepared to cast his ballot where It will do the most good.—Freeport Herald. BUSINESS CARDS. A hot sling ot Carter’s Extract Smart Weed wlll cut the mucous phlegm out of ONKLE BROS. Tonaorlal Artists. tihm first door cost of Lunn’s Tailor Shop. Tne ni*r»t styles of hair cuts. jOur shav«8 w-n suit you. ’ Give us a trial Terms reaMm- the throat and langs in a few hours, mak­ ing it a sure cure and quick cure and pre­ ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles ' k all eomc frbm a neglected cold. W. ' 'jaMES M.BACER. Goodyear. ,| Auctlonehr. . Hastings. - - - Mich \ 4e<' up- If you are tiolug to have an auction ^u.eofauv alnJ. Have had targe experience .inll will give von satisfaction. Terms reasonNEIGHBORING COUNTIES. ■T 3---------------------------------------------------- 5. PALMEtlER. i 1 J. M. SMITH. PALMERTON A SMITH Conveyancing a specialty. Woodland, Mich p M. Woodmansee/ LAW ami COLLECTtON OFFICE. । All business promptly attended to. 11 award Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. £j Arthur C. Deblson. [ T kGGAKT. KNAFFtN A DENISON. LAWYERS. Roomslit *17 Michigan Tru»t Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapid*. Michigan. H. Homer G. Barber, of Vermontville, was married to Mrs. Gertrude E. Wood of Coldwater, last week. The Sunday Schools of Ingham ertunty are planning fora big rally to be held at Lansing in June. Several thousand scholars and teachers are expected to be in line. Living Whist will be given by the la­ dies of the Unlversalist chuTub at Char­ lotte. This is played exactly as an ordi­ nary game of whist, with men and wo men to represent the 52 cards in the deck. Every time a trick is taken, a fancy dance is given. Mlnar Carpenter living near Pickerel lake, has just completed a job of stump­ ing fourteen acres on his farm, and on that tract of land ha took out 884 pine X: ICE KIRK. M. D.. stumps. The stumpsx were made into a . Physician and Surgeon. fence 160 rods in length. He says that HsKtlugs. - - Mich. Ail calif* promptly attended day or night. Of- when he will have taken out all on his nef uver F G. so.weir* boot and shoe store___ place the number will reach over 2.000. Some people Imagine that crops cannot | AMES A- SWEKEEY. be raised upon this kind of soil, but it J Attoraiey at law, Hastings. Mick. is a mistaken idea, as nearly all the land Practices in all courts of the state. Ooi- in that locality produces excellent crops when the land Is properly cultivated.— leklaus promptly attended to. Wayland Globe. "it eI 11. LATHROP, A nugget of pure copper, weighing four Homoepathle Physician and ounces was found on J. S. Crouse's farm, Sargeon near Douglas. Allegan county. It was Dflice over W. H. Goodyear’s New imbedded In the clay three feet deep. Drug Store. C. C. Freeman has been hired to super­ All calls promptly attended to. intend tbe Lake Odessa schools another SClUBNis. M. I>.. year. V.. Physician and Surgeon, Mr*. Bauler, of Sebewa, twp, Ionia Delton. • Mich. Co., died last week from the effects of Office 1b residence, one block east of depot. taking carbolic acid prescribed her by a A. A C. H. BARBER woman who claimed to have a great . Physician* and Surgeons. knowledge of roots and herbs. Regular balls in city or county responded to with physicians were called, but they were un­ able to cure her, and after six weeks treat­ prpmptnee*, day night. ___ ment she died. A post-mortem showed A. SHELDON, the coating of her stomach bad been en­ . Abstract and Real Estate Office. tirely destroyed by the acid. It is Abstract Block. Hastings. _ thought the woman who gave her the Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate ioil on cmiinisslon. General conveyancing, medicine will be prosecuted. daring a complete set ot Abstract Books, com A high wedding, surely, was that plied from tbe H- conU<. can fnrnlsn complete , ftLcr,. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk which took place last week at Allegan. John Ingraham and Ett* Parrish, of Cas­ ’ M. FOWLE1LD D. S. co, drove to Allegan and were married In the tower of the county court house by •Mice hours s a m toSp. m. Justice Stockdale. UH1I.1P T. CULGKOVE, Amateur performances were never so ’ Attorney el Law plentiful as this spring. Martins’ l»and (Sui.cessort* Smith & Colgrove.) boys will present lhe drama "Claim 96” (.Utnce iu Union block. Has lings.) soon. I’nwTIee-* in ail the courts of the state. M D i d. H P 1 t E. KENASTON, A. Attorney at Law, <Over J.8. Guodvear A Co.store.> Practices in all eourtaof the State. CoBeeriow -rumptiy «tton4in* to. R. TIMMERMAN, Homcepathic Phy­ . siclan and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) P LOCAL, NEWS. • ClRtML/ITION • This week, 82 quires Hereafter, change* tor advertisement* must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion in the issue of the week when brought. j An Allegan man carried a gasoline­ stove, wrapped in dames down a stair way. _ It prevented a bad fire, but burned his hands. At a meeting-' of the “Ladies Shakes­ peare Club” at Plainwell, a resolution to admit men-hWas ruled ouL Although so late in the season, a Odessa farmer claims io have made some fine maple sugar, last week. The Lake Odessa Board of Health have purchased M acres mure of land for their cemetery. Marshall has a philanthropic grocer. He has established a poor man’s depart­ ment. He looks up all cases that appeal to him for charity. If the applicant is found to be both destitute and deserving, be is given his groceries at eost. Tbe name of this sugar dispensin’ is L. F. Page. The M-vf-reM ca»e? of rheumatism are cured Owing to an irregularity In drawing a by flood'*Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifler. Now is tbe time to take H. Hood'd Cures. jury, no criminal cases can lie tried at the present term of court fur VanBuren county, and they have been put over for five months. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure a cold in the head. W. H. Goodyear. The Nashville M. E. chureh hr contem­ plating the purchase of a new pipe- organ. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure w the best soothing and healing. W. H. Goodyear. A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cure the Grippe. W. II. GoodCaater’s Croup and ConsumpUon Cure Is the best cough medicine. W. H. Good- Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure relieves at once. Try It; never fails. W. H. Goodyear. John V. Farwell of. Chicago, has pur­ chased tbe Hollister \>lock In Lansing, it is a six-story office building, erected at a eost of Fl0*,000. Down in Fennville 125 persons have made a start in the better life as lhe re­ sult of a revival, and hereafter Will not put the best peaches at the top of the baskeL The baby crop is so nearly a failure about Marquette that six applicants hur­ ried to tbe telephone and offered to adopt a foundling that had been left at the •con­ vent there. . Chas. Me Mo re of Nashville will move to Charlotte, and have hla training stabies for horses situated there. Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure will cure eooghs and croup, acta quick tastes good. David Calhoun, who has been confined to lhe Calhoun county jail on the charge ot murder, attempted the insanity dodge, but a commission df physicians have ex­ amined him ana find him perfectly sane. W. H. Goodyear. The Michigan Tenth Annual Equal Suffrage Convention will be held in Grand Rapids May 8, 9, and 10th., 1894. It is said, President Cleveland is talk­ ing of spending a few weeks in ML Clem­ ens, Mioh., for the benefit of his rheuma­ tism. Bert Wotring had tbe highest percen­ tage out of about 150 applicants, at the re­ cent teacher's examination at Hasting*.— Nashville News. Every mother should keep a bottle of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed in tbe house. When the little one comes home with wet feet and chilled, a hot sling of Carter’s Ex­ tract Smart Weed will. j^event taking cold. Children like it, it is as pleasant as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. tendance on Monday at the funeral of hla old and life-long friend, Jacob Jordan, at whose store and with whom Mr. Jordan had, while living on his farm in Irving, traded for 30 yean, to attest hla high es­ teem and respect for bis departed friend. —Middleville San. ’ CATARRH OF PELVIC ORGANS, A C1m« of Diseases not Generally Understood. It ia a popular impresaion that catarrh 1* a disease confined to the mucous mem­ branes lining tbe noee, throat and bronch­ ia itu bee and other of the respiratory or­ gan*. The real feet Is, that all mucous membranes, wherever located, are subject to catarrh, and unlee* recognized and pro­ perly treated chronic ailments are sure to follow. No organ of the whole body 1* more frequently affected than tbe bladder. The symptoms of catarrh of the bladder are: frequent voiding, which Is generally saint in quantity and highly colored, with a thick, wblte or slightly plnkWh sedlmenL Catarrh of the bladder Is also Ha­ ble to extend downward* to the pelvic or­ gan*. This will soon cause smarting, and sometimes difficulty and pain. In females tbe extension of fhe eatsrrhai di­ sease Is certain tn involve tbe female pel­ vic organs, and produces leucorrhcBa, painful periods, and bearing down pain*In taking Pe-ru-na for catarrh*’, affect­ ions of these organs. « tablespounful four limes each day Is, sufficient for cases of ordinary severity, but there are acute cases fur which it Is necessary to take six dose* each day to get tbe full benefit of tbe treatment OW persons who are an­ noyed by fn-qnent calls and burning peins day or night, never fall to find complete cure by a few months’ faithful use uf Pe- ’"send for fra, copy of Fimllj Pf>r«W*n No. K, la whleb tbtra .ubjoet. m folly expUlneJ. Addrra. Tbe 1‘ero-M Un« IMoafactoriaf Company, Colombw, OMfo. •OHOOL COLUMN. — — Mrs. Hughes and grand da btrr, THE QIRL OF STRICT IDEAS. Mamie Stevens, have gone on a \ It to Oho, *h. Generally Develops Into * Crn«ori« Walter Babcock is working for H. 0. Strong. The extremely well-behaved young Jacob Jordon, an Irving pion girl who lias never been tempted and burled^bere Munday. He bad b । sick who cannot understand how another for a king time at the home of hl* », W. could commit a folly is certain to be­ F. Jordan In Middleville. He come the most censorious of old wom­ years of age. Sidney Fifield moved Into the bouse re­ en, s»j s Ella Wheeler Wilcox, in the cently vacated by Mr. Hughes. Friday. New York Pres*. If she does not de­ Mr. Flfield will work for Air. Hill this velop into a cruel, malicious-tongued .scandal-monger it will be a wonder. summer. ‘ Mr. Chandler has finally decided not to Nothing is so easy as the descent from go to Middleville after all. unehari tableness to malice. As a jfonqg girl she prides herself upon her love of morality and good behavior, all her friends speak df her as ‘’such a Mrs. Milton Bradley is on the sick list strict girl" in her ideas. No one would think of appealing to her for sympathy again. Appleman Bros, spent Sunday with or advice in an hour of temptation, but their parents. she is respected tor her high ideas if Peter Snqre and family of Vermont­ feared for her severity. As un old ville spent Sunday with his pareuts. woman she is simply. held in abhor­ Rev. Wm. Niece of Qtter Lake. Is visit­ rence, and her name becomes a neigh­ ing old friends for a few days. borhood synonym for cruel judgment Lewis Lockhart made a business trip to Criticism of our frail fellow beingsjs a Clarksville Saturday. vice which takes possession of us like a John Bunnlngham and family of Ver­ stimulant or a drug, once we encourage montville. were guests of E. Lockhart, it It may begin in our high moral Sunday. . Ruphas Everett commenced hla spring standard and our hatred of sin, but term of school atohe Homer school house jnce it becomes a habit -we indulge in it for the pleasure it gives us. It is a Monday. J. B. Messimer closed his winter term bad habit in the young: in the old it is of school at the Snyder school house Fri­ intolerable; for nothing renders old day. The school presented him with a age interesting or lovable save sympa­ line album. thy far the young and charity for the The young men have formed a base hall .•rring. It is strange that we all do club and will be ready to cross bats with □ot grow charitable as we grow old; as any other nine. . we learn more and more of our frail­ D. W. Smith has put up 80 rods of slat ties and more and more of the tempta­ and wire fence In front of bis farm. tions and illusions of life wc ought to Farmers are busy sowing oats/ Wheat become more and more tender and is looking better now. pitying. One can be sympathetic with­ out encouraging vice and wrong doing nr cloaking sin.. Crewy. mlnltioner. lhe County Association scored another decided success in hs Nashville meeting, held ou Saturday last The high school room proved ti> small for those In attend­ ance and the Methodist church was used for the afternoon and evening meetings, ibe program was| liberally Interspersed with music and recitations, tbe latter by pupil* of the school. Of tbe papers w« care to say little xs most of them at least will be published. | They were all good and some of them |excellenc. As usual, lhe discussions devolved upon a tew, the great majority malbtalning a dignified si­ lence. . Two class recitations were given, one by Miss Eugenia Downing, the other by Miss Alice McKiuitis. In the former, a class of some 18 third grade pupils enter­ ed the room reciting the B’s and a great variety of number work was lad, all showing much drill. On the board was the circle with figures around the circumference and the center. As the teacher pointed rapidly to two figures pupils, singly, or in concert, gave the product Class iu concert add, subtract, multiply and divide examples on board, bolva some quite complicated combina­ tions such as 72 divided by 9, times 10 plus 4, divided by 7 plus X of 24 divided by 2 plus X of 27 - ? Cuuut by 2’s, 8’s, etc. up to 50 or 100, etc. Some discussion followed this exercise mainly In regard to concert reciting. The general sentiment seemed tu be against it, except occasionally. Tbe other recitation was a reading ex­ ercise by a class of 10 sixth grade pupils. The book used was Appletons Introductory Fourth Reader and the subject of the les­ son, Volcanoes. The reading was very good. Pupils were questioned on meaning of words and phrases. Volcanoes discussed to some extent and several located. On the board were ten words taken from tbe lesson and also some letters, Mrs. Franc who died on Sunday was marked. Pupils marked their words with burled on Wednesday the eleventh. In­ much readiness and gave "phonic des­ terment at Prairieville. She leaves three cription”. Words were given containing sons and one daughter. sounds represented by letters on the Isaac Riekeumore lias been Improving board. his house with an addition. Mr. S. Wilber Smith read a abort but Fred Brown and family have moved to good paper on Literary Work in Tbe Milo. Country Schools. The paper dwelt chiefly Mrs. Mary Keslar of Battle Creek, and on what may be accomplished In tbe open­ Mrs. Ida Hendeeof Duluth Minn, visited ing exercises and through the instrumen­ relatives here the first of the week. tality of literary societies. Pierce Travis has moved back on his Some discussion was had as to the value farm. of these societies but those having ex­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas HickR visited their perience seemed backward about testify­ mother Mrs. P. Barber on Sunday. ing. Etta Flower has accepted a position In a Mr. C. H. Glasgow, a successful business milliner shop at Augusta. man of Nashville gave an interesting talk Stella Holden of Johnstown >s the guest upon Commercial Discounts, illustrating of Mrs. John Holden. Jhe same by numerous price lists. Invoices Mattie Barber spent last week with her etc. and by black board work. The chief, ‘sister in Richland. things dwelt upon were the computation Carrie Holden is caring for an aunt at uf discounts and the price of single things Cloverdale, quoted by the dozen, an exterfded explan­ ation was made uf the absolute necessity of such price lists and of a system of dis­ Ilan field. counts. As many teachers could not leave until The sugar social held at Moshers Hall tbe arrival of the 9pm train, the evening last week Wednesday eve netted the meeting was quite largely attended by mlnislet 88.00. teachers, patrons and pupils. Tw.> mlnnte Rev. Sales preached a splendid sermon speeches, music and recitations composed at the church last Sunday. The house was the program ami all seemed to enjoy the full und he received the closest of atten­ tion. Rev. Sales Is one of the evanglist? session very much. who helped in the revival one year ago NOTES. last winter and brought many soules to Everybody enjoyed two^’sqaare meals” Christ at tbe Expense of some kind hearted Rev. Palmatier is now stopping nt home citizen. with his parents. School officers were not instructed as to Levi Bresee moved onto bis place last their duties, tbe one Jiavtng that topic week. Scott the blacksmith now occupys falling to materialize. One of their number it. Eugene Russell moved into Kipps ten­ however did give a certain class of officers ant house. a stirring up. Joe Powers has the frame of his new The paper by Mrs. Young on tbe teach­ house up. ers work and influence exciter! much de­ Robert Brumm and Clate Pettengill served praise. Mis. Young was a former were seen on the road last week breaking teacher and relates her Interest In tbe colts. work. Dexter Hunt had a very sick horse last The poem by Miss Adda Nichols was week and also Mr Mosher at this writing beautlful.and was a great treat. both are Improving. . We thlak Dorr Stowell is entitled to The Epworth League will change bands the cake for tbe best speech of the evening. next Sunday eve and go into the hands of The most exciting question of tbe whole the youug people and the old people will session was whether the teacher of the have to take a back seat or stay at home. grammar department at Nashville Is Mr. The young people will Improve the church Ketchem or Johnny. After a but diacuss- grounds by planting trees and shrubbery. ion it was decided that it is "Johnny” and Last Sunday eve the Epworth League the country is saved again. entertained a house full of people. A speech was made by the preacher and a talk given by Rev. Sales, Rev. Palmatier Some of Our Prienda and others. NO. VIII. Most every day since the middle of last Somehow, you know the world is’nt just week there Is passing through Banfield right tbe moment you look at her. Talk from 15 to 20 teams loaded with sheep ‘ angular and very determined looking. Is enroute for Battle Creek and Milo. our worthy friend, Mrs. Tulliver. George Tungate has his new house If everyone would follow her advise, erected and will soon move Into it half of life’s Ills would be done away with. But people are generally regard­ less of their own welfare, so, while Mrs. Tulliver does not court publicity, yet it Is her duty to lift her voice against—things QUIT CLAIM PKKDfl. In general. R. T. F. Dodd* to Hastings National Bank, You often see her crossing the corner of parcel. Delton, <1. Stale and Jefferson streets, and If you are Dan'l Striker to Hastings National Bank. a close student of faces. I am sure you re­ parcel. Delton. Si. Mary K. Stinchcomb to Clara helftr, parcel. cognize her as a female Wellington, that, *40iJ.M were lhe power hers, could soon revolu­ Woodland. Darwin Mcombcr to Tbos. Boise, 80 a, sec 1 J. tionize this mlnature Waterloo. Baltimore, >30. Nary Klnne to Franklin hlnne, so a, sec 2. Mr. Tulliver did you say? Don’t waste your time* In inquiring about him. Why. Jas/T Dt-mond to John T. Furlong, *0 a, sec be Is the meekest little man in existence? 31. Woodland. *878. Lyman Sabin to Cassius L. Levally, 25 a, sec Just "the husband uf Mrs. Tulllver”you 11 and 12. Yankee springs. *300. know. Mrs. Tulliver can tell you the best way to do everything from making a loaf of Michael Rouse to Freeport Creamery Co., bread to administering the government of parcel. Freeport. 1106. W. H. Jordan to Willard Jordan. 00 a, sec 9. tbe United States Nay her accomplishment Woodland. <50)0. do not cease here, for she can also tell you W. N. Jordan to John Smith, GO a. sec 2, that no way you can propose to do any­ *3000. John Smith to Wm. Boltman. 40 a. aec 2, thing i» worth considering. MH* There la only one thing that she cannot H«nry Cahoon to Fred Ruth, 44 a aec 4. Hap-, toll you. That ia good of anybody or *1800. z Ira G Everett to Wm. E. Bush, parcel, sec 1, anything. It simply doe* not exist for H 8?W i^m Howard to Sam’l Allen, 20 a, aec her be the faulta whoae It may. Pipper and vinegar are all Mery well in their way, but thank Providence! You and I are not obliged toaubalstoo them, ib to Clara P. Kelley. S lot, 1 verily believe, in spite of Mrs. Tulliver and her numerous relatives, that there Yankee Springs. <3000 are aueb thing* ■* honor, klndllneea and David B. Coville to Isaiah Ralrigb. & a, ace IB, Woodlaad, *8M. purity in tbe world after aiL White O.TDbtm to Geo Paddleford. 40 a. aec Mildred Marsh. 14, Baltimore, turn. Johannes Schmidt to Margaret Schmidt, *0 a, Additional County News. Dorcas Society in lhe cjjurch parlors Friday afternoon. Tea served from 5 to T. Saturday evening there will be an en­ tertainment In the basement of the Congregatlonal church, the proceeds to be used for tbe purchase of Instruments for the newly organised band. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Mrs. Henry Beek who baa been very atefc _ — with congestion of the lungs is mtfrt) better., Mlw Alnta Strong who has been spend­ ing the winter with an aunt in tbe east­ ern part of the state, returned last Thurs­ day. MIm Edith Crawford, who bit bean north for mt CB>r. to borne «nin. "al! ran down'1 from tire warm wnUhar. yon need a g blood purifier like Hood'* Sarsa;-----put ofl taking II. Numerous little allmenta. if neglected, will soon break up the syafo»- Take Hood’s Siraaparllhi now, to expe.'l disease and give (ou strength aad aj>;«rt!te. Hood's PHH are the best family cathartic aad liver medicine. Harm less, reUabte, sure. Mothers suffering with weakness and emaciation, who give little nourishment to ba hies,should lake Scott’s Emulsion Lhe Cream of Cod-liver Oil and hypophosphites. It wfU . give them strength and make their babies fat., Physicians, the world over, endorse it. ' Don’t ba deceived by Substitutes! EVERYTHING In the line of choice candies, fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery goods, constantly kept on hand. Prompt attention given Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been usea for children teething. It sooths tbe child, soft­ ens tbe gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the i>est remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentyfive cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the world. to all Call and $ee me at orders. CITY BAKERY. fl. E. RENNES, FKSF’R. What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infhnts ' and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drope, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas* toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. M Castor!* Is an excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children.” • Do. GL C. Omjood, known to me.” H. A. AncH«*,M. D., Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, Jt. T. 1 Our physician* In the children's depart M OMtoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. 1 hope the day is not interest of their children, and use Castoria la- medical supplies what is known morphine, soothing ryrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending favor upon it." 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THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, the new. end comroev- 28itobert Ihc/erman to Wm. T. and Mary A- Tt l. to accord with the people of the West both to FoUttes and LMeratareu ‘ Please remember that the price of The W-ekly Inter Ocean IS ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. Addrtse . " , . Wagner, 4* a. see 10. Irvins, taro. W. Fred Odell to Franklin Klnne, 10 a, sec S*Ohiur^i$MaM0D to R. P. Kingman and THE INTER OCEA»t. Chicago. James Henrv. 40 a, sec 17, Asm ria EMM. James T Dlhbte to Henry Oles, lot 7. bik 63, “f^^eiuared to Catherine Mead, 55 a, see 4. "'(rale Kwler UK «. Keeler, lor. Middleetlle. For a short rune we. will ««»nd the H stingy Banner and *fLra> B. Horben to G. w. uiB.M-Ktahoi- W»ek'y Inter Ocean, lhe two n»;-rf f .,r only one dollar per year Thomas, B^fion to O. D. Loomis 1ST -------ina3vance, to B rry Cuunty-Keu l-ra. T.iok out ol county fl.! CiHtt------------------------------- " veaf. avIbmh-Korford to Wm. Footer. 10 a. 24 Koptoia DertoetoaJ. and Adell* Smith & ' . COOK BROS. . !*■■■ ’■ •• - • ’1>- �Hastings Banner Tbur»d*y, April >9. >89*MAR9HAL1* L.eOOK.B^^ ^Uljrr.wi MICH, rosiorncg. AUGUST 14. 1870’_ editorial notes "CZAR" HEED laughs. We doubt If any man was ever , subject tc greater critkUm or fiercer Invective than was Speaker Reed in the last repub­ lican Congress when tbe democratic mem­ bers sought to block all legislation by not voting, even though they were present. It had been custom slnfie tbe foundation of tbe government for all that we know, for those members who were present, but did not vote, to be counted as “not pres­ ent” By this means legislation has been blocked time and again, and a hostile mi­ nority could. If they chose, make It Impos­ sible to secure a quorum, even though a quorum was present All that tbe mem­ bers of tbe minority had to do was to keep still when the roll was called arid they be guilty. B l» not necessary that be should have talked with any one, but if be suspected the canvass was untrue, knowing his salary would be raised, it would constitute tbe statutory crime. If be doubted and, doubting, signed, he must be held guilty.” Whether the governor can or would par­ don, It was charged, has nothing to do with this case. The polut in tbe case. It was said, is not a broad one. It is simply a question of Intent If Jochim’s heart was right and be acted in good faith, be must be held to be Innocent, but If his heart was dishonest and dishonorable, be must be held guilty. It the facta are consistent with the theory of innocence, acquittal must follow. F. A. Baker asked the court to charge that tbe jury must determine whether Jochlm signed the canvass, knowing It to be false, as alleged in tbe indictment. This was done, the court adding, bowever, that if Jochlm knew he should sign a true canvass, and purposely avoided an investi­ gation in order not to detect a false one. he is guilty. If a false record was made by Intentional avoidance of an Investiga­ tion, when It was suspected to be false. It was equivalent to a knowledge ef As falsi­ would be considered as “not present” ty. This, as can be plainly seen, is unjust and It is not the intention of the prosecu‘ton wrong in principle, for by It a majority to drop any of tbe cases and they will all may really be coerced in doing as the mi­ be pushed. nority desire. Congress is tbe body of the people, and a majority of Congress is supposed to be expressive of the wishes of Below we give a comparative statement tbe majority of tbe people, and in this country the majority governs. To see this of receipts for March 1893 and. March 1894. Also a statement of receipts and majority at the mercy of a bull dozing mi­ nority has Its ludicrous aspect also iu this expenditures for tbe 9 months from July 1, 1809 and tbe 9 months from July 1, land of popular government. No sooner had Speaker Reed taken hia 1899 to March 1, *94. chair than the democratic minority com­ menced Its dallying tactics. Tbe speaker, however, showed that tbe greater portion of his SOO pounds avoirdupois was made up of back bone, and was a veritable snag, In the contemplated smooth course tbe democratic minority expected. The demo­ cratic minority mapped out a course which was to be marked by “silence,” which would make tbe securing of a quorum im­ possible. Believing khat tbe people sent lheir representatives to Washington to represent and not to attempt to block legislation, and contrary to all precedent and custom Speaker Reed counted those who were “present but did not vqte.’Vas present,, and ip this way .‘counted’ a quorum, because a quorum was present This brought upon him a storm of curses and abast, never excelled In severi­ ty by_Ihal heaped upon anyone. He was ^-ctfreed as a Czar, Tyrant, Despot. The , dictionary was hunted through and through for adjectives to express their contempt at seeing their game blocked, but all.tbe impression that it made upon the Speaker was to cause a bland smile that ouly added to their discomfort. He knew that he was right and he followed out what he believed to be his duty, and was soon rewarded by being sustained by the Supreme Court. * When the'present .administration came in power It spurned “Reed’s Rules.” Tbe ' democrats bad 100 majority in congress Receipts. Receipts. For March ‘S3 Customs 910,884.874.80 Internal Rev-.. enue............ ItJNJn.M Mlsoellapeous.. 1.590,007.53 t .5,3X>.€7 8H.MJ.707.7& Totals S34,U5J»J9 Downing tilted to lock the safe. The work ot lhe burglars show, them lo have been asports at the bnaltiMS. One day last week a stranger about 5 feet 10 Inehea. tall and weighing about 100 pounds was allowed In tbe Pact room to writ® a letter. Monday evening a answering thia deacrlptlon and a sma let man bad wme drllla abarpened In Battle Creek. Late Monday nlithl the big man was seen In Nashville, but waa missing Tueadsy morning. Conducts.-Keimy mys these men took the midnight train at »er* montvllle going east and went as rar as Isokaoa. Which wiy they went from there be Is unable to say as he goes no further. Detective Bates, ot Detroit, Is SEE working oo tbe esse. We Mr. Henry B. Bamnm, son of Zebulon and Betsey Barnum, wss bom In Carlton Orleans Co. N. Y. Norember Mtb. 1M» and died In Carlton Barry Co. Mleb. April »th. 18V, of heart failure, auperinduced by a complication of diseases. Deceased wax tbe youngest child of a family of twelve children, aud none sur­ vive him. He came to Michigan with his parents when but eleven years ot age, stopping for a year In Jackson Co. The following year be came with tbe family to tbe farm he owned when be died, and where be spent bls boyhood and manhood days and by his efforts made It to “Bud and blossom as the rose’’. At the early age of twenty he was married to Sarah A. Crippin. To them were born four children two of whom d ed In infancy, the remain­ ing two Austin C. married and living two miles south of the farm, and Viola wife of Prof. L. E. Irland, of Plainwell Allegan Co. His wife died Jan. 11th. ISM leaving him with tbe small children and an aged mother to care for, bls father having died several years previous. March 1st. 1859 he was married to Loslna Rogers. To them were born two children, Walter 8. married and living on tbe old home-stead, and Jessie wife of Perry Stowell living In West Carlton. Mr. Barnum was a kind affection­ ate husband an Indulgent father and an obliging neighbor, honored and respected by a large circle of friends and went down to the grave lamented. Th* funeral ser­ vices conducted at the Hohns M. K. church under lhe auspices pf the F. and A. M. Rev. A. R. Keillor preaching the sermon from Matt 2231. Totals....... $31,G33.-UEU0 I Farmers, bring your Butter March 1893 were. S495.M1.99 more than for March 1894. But an examination of the various items In expenditures will re­ veal the fact that 8455,714.92 more were paid for pensions In March 1893 than in March 1894. Tbe fisc*! year at Washington always ends with June 30. For the nine months from July 1, *98 to Apr. 1, ’94 the rev­ enues of the. Government have fallen off over 970,000,000 from the nine months from July 1, ’99 to Apr. ’93. Had the democratic party paid out as much in pensions from July 1, *93 to Apr. I, *94 as did their predecessors from July 1, ’92 to April 1. *93 their total expenditures would have been more during this same period. But the democratic party paid 913,653,­ 558.39 less In pensions from July 1. ’93 to Apr. 1, ’94 than their predecessors did from July 1, ’99 to Apr. 1. ^S. Tbe present administration has practiced e.’onomy—on pensions. The old’ veter­ been slow to adopt After being out about two hours tbe The adoption of Reed’s rules rne>n< much jury in tbe case of Madeline Pollard besides even a personal or political vic­ against Congressman Breckenridge brought tory. It Is a long stride in tbe direction in a verdict for 315,000 damages tor the of wider popular government It has plaintiff. an ide It possible for the majority to gov- LITTLE - PRICK - GROW And get the highest market price. We will give you Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps A. C. McGraw <fc Go’s Men’s Perfect Fitting Shoes, also a fine line Youths’ Russet Shoes. . Pure A cream of tartei baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment I^ood Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., Wall St., N. Y. Our stock is now complete. We Respectfully invite your inspection South Side State Street. WALL notice V A PAPER E R All New Pawns I am going to dispose of my new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods for a little money. I will still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. The Price is LOWER THIS SEASON. Jefferson St. Furniture Store. BANK ROBBERY. W. n. GOODYEAR Jochlm Is a man of wealth and one who would not be liable to forgery for financial considerations. Following Is a portion of Judge Person’s charge which was clear Monday evening Barry 4 Downing', private bank In Nashville waa broken In­ to, tbe vault door blown off and 81000 In and impartial:— gold coin, and *1000 In bills and MOO The respondent must be considered In­ worth ot postage stamp, were taken. It aeemi that tbe time lock on the ute nocent until proven guilty, and that bls food reputation should be taken Into con- tte "auftuie bL'^ter^h^d "no'U^ta''^ •IderaUtm. | getting la the sate. When Mr. Downing It was said that It tnuat not be consider-.left lh® Mo°Uay afternoon be did not •d, bowever, that a man with a rood repo-' Intended to eome , . umo . gons repo,n (be ovro|nr and do ao, but did not taUon cannot commit a crime. do IL "The respondent,” said the court, "Is I Al this writing we learn there dn nothcbarged with making a false public record i —. ■tefi dte knowna. as .o Io wuom whom were were the the —... with Intent to defraud. It aland, admit- I perpetrators. ’7£t”S2k It . is said that lhelore 2*" part 'lot last Nashville week a with stranger waa loanging tod that be made a talae record, but that ; around Jo oahtent'p*rj£li ■ ■ around Nashville with no evident purpose BMW h* fv-ria» anA ka ■fill! ha —------l« viaHw Elm --------- - * suddenly 'i* audit . .. lovtew. He disappeared teat U the basis ot gullL Baepoadeat te claimed that be waa ssoa In Nashville cowpsny with a short, thick set man, ■adea tate aertUcate. By vlrtae of that after the night train went west hfoaday certificate money wm Illegally drawn B'f111 y1 ““ karglary. K u al­ so said that Monday a stranger In Battle Jochlre tatend to defntod the people when Crock Imd wot drills lengthened and sharpened. Whether these tacts will de­ velop Into any definite, tangible else reIt wm osrreet then he eaboot lx found nalm to be mot. ffullty.” “On lhe contrary,” said tbe court, “if port of tbe explosion, tboegh it must have been quite severe. Tbe proprietors of the V oe*ifiod to f,tee bank were Id iKnoreDee ot tbe wbote *afreoord, knowing it to be untrue and false, fair until Tuesday monjinr when thev tlwm VMM m -»-*---- »- - *1__ mwimm mfi IL. .. I Bar co fonber, I **— otions. LARGEST STOCK, GOOD GOODS, U. 8. Senator Vance; of North Carolina, died suddenly at hla home In Washington Saturday. ml Eggs to the 131, 37,360.34 and therefore felt Independent. As usual the democrats got to.pqlllng and hauling, kicking and bucking so that despite their large majority they were unable to get a quorum. They coaxed and they threaten­ ed but all to no purpose and only last week they surrendered. They adopted “Czar” Reed's rules. The surrender was as com­ plete as It was abject. In this as in many ans have to suffer for it. Other great measures the democrats have tent treat tbe SEASON. We have a complete line of them from C to E in all the latest styles. ; 1071808 08' 11.21 From the statement of expenditures it will be seen that tbe expenditures for After being out nearly 11 hours, the jury In the case of the people against Sec’y of State Jochlm, for deliberately making a false public record, were uriaSJe to agree. THAN LAST ladies he Shoes are the Best ' Kxptef’tarea. । Rxpenjtares.', • Ttarch *S3. . March ’91. Cinl and tntae.. | 8^78^0.80 i|®.«<0V7® war-.j.^........ 3,na,«i6j6 . s.tts«:.<□ IMteJKUO 679,175.78 PRICES LOWER Ross Levis & Pifer Thia shows a failing off in receipts of 90,978,019.90 In March 1894 from March , 1893 when tbe republican party went out of power. Now for the comparatlve^rxpeudltures of March ’93 with March'*^ / ' P«MiOB8............ Interwi are showing a great variety of Sun and Storm Umbrellas, both in style of handles and quality of covers. Opening the vault door a Tbe beak baa offered a reward or two MODERN DRUGGIST. TtllS rtrtT DE /IN OLD SAW It’ a Conundrum To many people how we sell Funiiture so cheap, and especially is it a quandry to those who have taken advantage of the exceptional bar?tins we have been offering of late. o those who have not bought and to those who may be hesitateing about buying we wish to say that our bargains are not all sold by any means. The times are close and we’re selling closer than we ever did before, aud probably cheaper than you can ever buy again. On Carpets HAVE YOU SEEN BUT IT IS NOT rtJEES/IW. THAT IS TRADE 22 STOCK. You can’t have have trade np and stock down. To have and keep trade up you must keep stock up. That ia why we keep right on doing business in the good old way. The wise buyer goes where stock- is fresh and complete. We have the finest Salmon, best Sardines, best Corn and Tomatoes, Mixed Paint*, Floor Paints, Alacheapest and freshest Fruits baatine. and Vegetables, best prices LATEST STYLES, NO FNN6Y FRIGES. SIGN OF IMHS.fr VAN XIRH/IN. Why wu Jonah the strongest man ■ that ever lived? Ans.—Because a whale oould not keep him down. As we have explained before you can’t afford to buy only from sam­ ple. You don’t buy Carpets every year and when you do buy aunt let your selections be limited to only a few varieties, but buy of. ,uwhere you can make your choice from the latest and best styles. - Your Attention Is especially called to our fine line of Baby Crrriages. We’ve got the latest styles out in these carnages. They possess so many points ot ex oellenee that we haven't space to ___ ma « 4__ 111 ._1«1V Pl* Youra truly A. McCoy. �castings Banner. □ House cleaning UmoMgfwta Lace and Chenille Curtains Low prices on thete goods at Spauldings. Thursdiy, April, 19, 169,. An Increase in the purchasing power of your husbands dollars ia worthy of your consideration. You can find it at O. D. Spauldings. Doing More Work Than Congress! paper Hangers are busy hanging pipper sold by FRED L. HEATH, The Druggist. Painters are busy using paint bought of FRED L. HEATH, The good housewife is busy reaewing her faded garments with dye stuffs purchased of FRED L. HEATH, The? Druggist. the little wooden of City package COUPON. A TRIP AROUND THE .. WORLD. .. 4 Till: HOLY LAND ► 4 I PHOTOGRAPHED. > 4------------ -- ------------- :----- > 4 COUPON NO. 1. * < PART NO. 1. < ------------- .--------------------------- r Bring or send one coupon together with Ten cents in / money or stamps, to • the J BANNER office and receive J one part of “The Holy Land * Photopraphed.” In ordering 4 be sure to give name, P. O. 4 Address and the Part wanted, wu In Grand Rapids Mon­ 1 Al Renkes and Milan Waldorff went to Battle Creek Tuesday. A forger made bls appearance in Middle­ ville last week. He forged the name of French & Son to checks and secured about 8100 in, cash. Barry County seems to be rather a profitable field for forgers and burglars. Miss Pauline Shultz is confiaed to her home this week with the grip. •Mr. and Mrs. Volney Ferris, of Allegan, are visiting relatives in the city. r fr } k . F r fr “The Law Has settled That Nobodu Murdered Dr. Gronin. Ol Ghicaoo”^ We are now to suppose that Dr. Cronin hit himself with a club, stabbed himself with a knife, and shot himself with a revolver. Having done that he picked up his cadaver, walked with it to a manhole, thrust himself into the same and did various other things that a corpse never did before. We don’t see how he ever accomplished it. There are a good many people who don’t see how it is pos­ sible for us to offer the bargains we are now offering, but we are not only offering them but bargain hunting people are taking advantage of them. They appreciate the fact that they don’t often have the opportunity of getting 15.00 Ladies or Gents’ shoes for S3.00. It is an absolute fact that to close a certain line of goods we are sacrificing more than our profit to make room for other goods. These bargains are new, stylish goods and they’ll wear. We can’t afford to deceive you and expect to do business. We are here to stay. All that we will ask is for you to call and inspect The goods sell themselves. Miss Gertrude Smith has been obliged In bis Arbor Day Proclamation Gov. to give up school duties, owing to ill Rich has named Friday, April 17th. as health. Arbor day, and asks an observance of the Mrs. W. H. Goodyear goes to Grand day by tbe planting of trees, shrubs and Rapids this week for a several weeks visit flowers for the beautifying of home and with friends. highway. v/Mrs. W. F. Powers and daughter left Dainty little cards were received at this this week for an extended vtsit with Bat­ office, last week, announcing the birth of tle Creek relatives. a 9X pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. M. y Grandma Crawley left tor Spring Mill, Ballev. of Gobleville, Goblevillf*. Sunday, Sunrinv April A nr 11 8th nth Ohio, nki» Monday, __ ___ h_j ____ .___ ,___ Bailey, called there by... the ____ serious Con­ Henry Newton, of Silver Creek, N. Y., died at his home March 31st, aged 79 years. Deceased was well kuown In this city and vicinity where he had many friends, and several relative! He a as highly respected, and very wealthy. Tbe Excelsior Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club, of Grand Rapids, will give a concert in this city next Friday evening. They come to this clty<high)y recommended Their concert promises to be a rare treat and it should.bex well patronized. Popu­ lar prices will prevail and the house should be, and no doubt will be, well filled. Youre truly, W. H. SPENCE Illness of her staler. /Mrs. Francis Potter, of Irving, New York. Is making a two weeks visit at her old home in Rutland. light pole we mentioned last week, is get­ jZ. Misses Anna and Jennie Wolfe left ting along nicely, audhls ultimate recov­ Saturday for tbe Mid-winter Fair and an ery is now looked for,, although he will be extended trip through California. confined to theEbuse for some time. v/Miss'Gertrude Pendergast has completed The marriage of Miss Hattie DePue । to "bVr musical studies at Boston, and is vtaHarry A. Presley, of Wayland, took ptace Iting friends in the city at present. at the home of the bride’s parents in this city last week Wednesday, Revr-J^ Rjff t /Frank Tucker was called to Nashville . Taylor, officiating, Jtbe Banner offers Saturday where bls father-in-law, Mr. Ware, was hurt In a runaway accident. congratulations to the happy couple. NUMBER^ CHANGE EACH WEEK. 4 April 24th.,at the Episcopal Parish house Nooneshould miss It. Admission 25 cento? Everyone will be glad to learn that Fred Young, whose serious fall from an electric Send «r bring each week this cou­ pon. together with TEH cents, and rou win receive Portfolio No. 7 of : A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.” For particulars see “ad" page l. *5 D. R. Cook returned to Ohio Saturday. • Will Spence day. • C. C. Dean, oat new clothing merchant, a Seth Angle, ot Chicago, Is home for a will be here Monday to remain, and bis store'is expected to be ready for occupancy Mrs. Minnie Greble was In Grand Rap­ by the following Wednesday.—Wayiand ids Friday. Globe. Miso Clark, ot Chlcayo. Is rlsltlny Mrs. The Nashville News says, the music Frank Hams. furnished by the Hastings Mandolin and Will Merabon, of Kalamasoo. was In the Guitar Club at the performance of the “True Irish Girl" there recently, alone worth the price of admission. Ward Grlbbon, of Nashville, was in tbe city Saturday. KHon. E. F. Sweet of Grand Rapids will A. H. Hull spent Sunday and Monday deliver his famous lecture “On horse back through the Holy Land" next Tuesday eve In Grand Rapids. He has been named Cyril Edmond. gratulations. ART SERIES M2. 1. COUPON No. 7. /trill Uoelker leB for Niles last week. Lost—Between the city and Fred X Hermle Skinner and Frank Quinn spent Bumps’, on the town line, April 3rd. the Sunday in Grand Ledge. breast collar and traces of a single harness. • Miss Effie Ellis, of Grand Rapids, Is Finder will be rewarded by leaving same ylsitlng friends In the city. at Hams and Van Arman’s store or at Mr. Mrs. John Pendergast, of Niles, is a Bumps'. gnest at Mrs. J. & Goodyear’s. The Druggist. Ever thing is moving at Drug Store in the old building one door east Bank. Call and ask for a sample of Celery Tea. personal mention. KDr. M. W. Wightman and Mrs. A. P. Drake left for Eaton Rapids this week, where the tatter will try the baths there for her health. Mesdames Cox, Striker, Smith, Heath. M. L. Cook and the Misses Simpson, Striker and others, are attending the conference of tbe Foreign Missionary Society, being held In Kalamazoo. VChas. Barlow visited relatives in the city over Sunday. He will travel in New York and tbe New England. States, and does not expect to return to this section of the country for a year. Don’t forget the fact that you can get Congressman Thomas will address the tbe Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Grand Army boys in this city on Decora­ Ocean, tbe two papers for only one dollar tion day. His subject will be “Abraham a vear. Or you can get the Banner and Lincoln, onr Commander in Chief.” Detroit Weekly Tribune the two for one Our Middleville correspondent mentions dollar a year, or the Banner and New 82 York Weekly Tribune, tne two tor one a forgery which took place there last dollar a year. These prices are for Barry week. The Nashville Items contain an . Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to County readers only. Those living out­ account of a serious accident which hap­ pened in their village Saturday. insure insertion in tbe issue of tbe week side tbe county will be charged SI.25. when brought. We request those of our readers who Wm. Baldwin brought Into our office, are thinking of buying a monument to first Saturday, two bens eggs that presented A chance to take on a new appearance look over the stock of A. Black & Son. a striking contrast. One measured 7&x They have on hand some new and beauti­ fijtf inches, the other 3x2# Inches. We cheap at Spauldings. Friday, April 27, baa been designated by ful designs. No matter how much or bow have chrtatebed them Jumbo and tbe little you may wish to expend they can Baby Elephant, respectively. Gov. Rich as Arbor Day. Henry Wentworth lias been elected Fife suit you. If by chanee they bavn’t any Tuesday night some one broke into E. tiring that you would care for, you can se­ Warden for another year. Y. Bugles store, stealing something over lect from a targe variety of samples and Buy your bakery goods, groceries, they will furnish you Just such a monu­ $8.00 in small change. Entrance was gain­ ed by the rear window. This work was fruits, etc., from F. G. Beamer. ment as you order at no extra expense. probably done by the same party or parties The celebrated Pillsbury flour ia the This one of tbe XIHS firm UllU Is I3UIICVI vuo largest buyers in 1 . , . , , . .. . ... th. .Ute xn< t. ffrUInff to the trout raplC-1 that hare l«n br«k ot toto other hulidbest in the world. Phillips dr Erb keep it. Ilogs ——— L..w rmrxnz, ,n,r here ».A ot 11.,. late orzl and ,» It ic Is hoped that ttlAV they Ticket, free with every purchase. Get ly. can be caught. one of those superb Art port folios at Perhaps there were no two greater We bare a copy ot tbe Henderson. Ky. friends In town than the large mastiff 0. D. Spauldings. LOCAL NEWS. WKflrrtb IN EVERY BMNbLE That leaves our store, now days, is double the value of -what the purchaser paid for it. Saturday we inaug­ urated the greatest sale of Clothing, Hats. Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods ever known in Barry County. Our store was packed from morning ’till late at night with purchasers, every one of whom got two dollars’ worth of goods for one dollar. ‘ tlKCQLATION * This week, quires. If is worth several years of a mans life to eat those fine lunch crackers for sale by Phillips A Erb. This flue weather has caused most ot the awnings od the sunny side ot the streets to be put in place. Canned fruits, dried traits, tropical fruits of all kinds can be found at Phillips A Erbs. They have a full assortment. Before Investing in a Spring Garment see our values. It will pay you. Spauldimos Additional locals, county oorreapoedenee, school column and other good rend­ ing will be found on the Inside local page. We were out of printed envelopes and so have been delayed in answering the re­ quests of our correspondents for stattonNow that maple syrup is cheap yon want to buy that gun nine New York Buck­ wheat flour that Jos. Rogers A Co. sell for 92.80. We art reliably Informed that a certain Miss In this city has had tiro proposals for marriage in the past month and still remains single. A committee was appointed by the council to confer with tbe Electric Light Co. for the purpose of securing lower rates for lighting. / Mlu Sank Jone. t> drllllni » oompan, of local ilaven for tbe opera “UtUe Ty­ coon.” MIm Minnie DltflMOO will take It about the middle of Joao. called "Dougal" and lhe horse cal led "Kit” Dally Journal before na, containing an ex­ belonging to Mrs. Dora Miner. The two tended account of tbe ceremonies. In con­ would romp and play together like two nection with laying tbe corner stone ot children. Monday tbe two were engaged tbelr new $75,000 Pythian temple last In their usual romp In the pasture, when week, and the speech ot Hon. P. T. Colthe horse In Its trollcsomeness, kicked op grove ot this city, who waa the orator ot Its heels, and Dougal, who was chasing, the occasion. The paper states that Mr. received a blow on the head, crushing Colgrore held hla large audieoee In wrapt hla skull, tbe poor dog started for the attention tor an bour.'and gave a masterly We hare read bls address, boose but dropped dead. The bora* address. tudls feels tbe lose of his friend. The which Is printed In toll, aad consider It one ot tbe beet and most forcible speeches dog belonged to Skirl, Smith, son ot Judge Smith, and was a very valuable Mr. Calgroee has eeer delivered. snivel Dougal will be missed by tbe Tbe street committee under tbe new young children ot tbe town, who bad such administration I tarts In business under gay sport with him this winter bitching very adnrse drenmstancM. About all him to Urelr sleda.-Lake Odessa Wave. that Is left of the o^oe ot street eomralaWe have a few complete seta ot tbe ■loeer la tbe title of the oIBce end an whole sertoe ot 1» books ot the "Tour of empty box In which tools belonging to the tbe World Photographed.” Everyone who city were kept—but the tools are gone. Pas these series Is exceedingly well pleased Last year tbe city purchased a lot of and would not part with It tor several picks, eborala etc. A street Commissioner times what they paid tor It were It not <u elected but was required to giro no possible te get It duplicated. Tbe series bonds. We dost know that the street comcontains views not only from nearly every mtsslooer Is responsible tor tbe keeping ot country abroad, but also from this coco- tools belonging to tbe city. It not be should be. Al any rate all ot tbe utensils try. Some of tbe moot Important acenes from the World’s fair are given as weU as which were purchased last year are miss­ the grand and beautiful scenery of Colo­ ing now aud Cbalrman Huffman ot the rado, California and other stales. It those street committee can get no trace of them. who have oommeneod the aeries desire to Tbe council abonld compel tbe street com­ get all the missing numbers at once they missioner Uris year to give security. »the can do so by calling at once at tbs office or charter prescribes, act only tor the faith­ ful performance of bls duties bat also tor tbe keeping of the city 's property. By not Mrt desired. Be sure to write nz.mes. doing this Igst year Urn ally which Is already “short” In tends, is compelled to bey a lot of .new otsnsels again thia year. WE ARE SELLING $18.00 Suits For •‘ “ 16.00 15 00 “ “ “ “ 14.00 •• •• 12.00 “ “ 10.00 “ “ 8.00 $9.00 8.00 7.50 7.00 6.00 5.00 4.00 This is a bona fide sale and no man or woman has to be an expert in the Clothing line to appreciate it We bought the entire stock of C. C. Deane, of Woodland, at Assignee’s sale, and will continue to sell until EVERYTHING IS SOLD. The stock is still very Large and Complete. It will pay you to make a special trip to this city to take advantage of our offer. Remember that this Assignee stock consists of Men’s ■and Boy? Suita, Hats, Caps, Collars, Cuffs, Stockings and in fact everything kept in a Complete Clothing Store. K. K. MMNT. — �and tawd'tbe Ctrl ihla. THE DID MIUMYSiaY •■•Let It fD Srther-eye. ' w me. Do yoo bet een—end be Imfed to hlo>! He —» ’ Bo did not. "tplj• do much more then rob me at my | Then name- But wtmt doe. he me.o by go- , thougl,u ell the B jo,, tag farther?- ” he eeld, pwelng i-> he .poke - If »<th an effort. In a low. he aalced. irritably. "Tom! Tom! No. (tear, of course I don't,” said Mary. "What I mean ta, walk and .tending by the girl'. .Ide | betanoed tone: >~,„hole but I ■‘He -Id that the matter ww one j ha„ tried to jee •Joop, is he likely to say a thing which he It fa, ptaM “ does not believe he has ground for? If which Mr. Coodewould -ttle, and not h-t for you so, does it mean that tbe books have he himself; and he asked me whether been touched so that he is led to think I could think of any way in which the tO.!‘n°r^t'ti7tra“h°"-Id this of you?" difficulty oould be met. I suppose that "How could they be touched, as you it may not strike Mr. Coode unpleas­ her manner w— no longer confident. call it, when no one could get to them “Tom is no thief." .. antly.” -I hope It may prose ao; but ba oould except myself? That’s what puzxles "What care I whether it strikes Mr. Coode or anyone else unpleasantly? I piee no explanation, except a bare de­ Mary left the mill feeling wretched me.”“You've no idea yet who can have have done nothing to be ashamed of n al Now. •• Tom knows, nil the pa and heart broken. In the gloomy de­ oers are In Mr. Coode'. po-e-fcm. bi. fection which came over her. even the stolen that money?” and nothing that is wrong. In “Not a ghost of a thought. How way does he dare , to pretend that I decision will settle what Is to be done. confidence she had felt in Tom’s inno­ Mary left bi-L a cence in the matter of the money ।could I hare?" have done this?” "You could not have taken It with­ Re greater load than e’er in her heart. troubles was shaken, and more than “I can’t say I understand, otaoe she asked herself whether any of out thinking, could you?” . tried to explain his meaning by chapter xvi. “What a woman’s question to ask!” a number of papers, but I was too much the terrible accusations coulc^oossltux acan— *T —■ lauhe said, a little in banter but more in upset to be able to understand jt," an­ bly be true. • ‘ WelL Mary." —Id one of the grrls “Take thirteen pounds with­ She went home and tried to assume anger. swered the girl. who met her In the mlllyard Just after something of her usually cheerful de- 'out thinking what I waa doing! Do "Well, I must say ithasa nice sound; you think I’ve grown suddenly rich?" that you two should have been putting she left the office, “what arayou going meanor. "Have you wanted money particular­ your heads together in order to make to do thia holiday time?" “Savannah's been here asking fpr “I harln't thought about the holi­ you.” said her mother. "Seem’sa good ly recently?” asked Mary, her heart out what more I had stolen and how 1 days." answered Mary. witl! bit put out about something or other. beating a little anxiously as she grew had done it," ho cried, with a b*irrt of the strike, being ill. and one thing and J can’t make her out; and I’m blest if nearer the questions she wanted to put bitterness. another. I'm in no grand spirits for “What do you mean, Mary? Do you I'm not glad she’s gone. Can't like the Mary thought it best not to answer lass, for all her soft ways and votes and want tc* know what I’ve spent every the taunt, excusing it on account of the holiday making." Man'had forgotten that it was Whit dav for tbe last twelve mouths?" that." "No, Tom; of course I didn't want to ! anger which she knew such an accusa­ Bantide, and that tbe mill waa to done "What did she want?" after tha*. day—the Friday—until tba tion would naturally evoke. ask such questions as that I only ask "Didn’t say; except that she wanted "Is there any more to be told?" bo following Wednesdayif it is true that you have been want- | to speak to you. Seemed mighty Late in the afternoon she saw Tom, curious to know whether you’d come ing money recently. Have you?” And said. and was the witness of a scene between "No, Tom; I know nothing more.” she looked again into his face. from the mill yet.’’ him and Mr. Coode and Gorringe. Mary "They don ’ t accuse me of firing that "Well, if I l^adn’t wanted to spend For a moment the mention of Savan­ shed the other night,.-----I suppose; .. - and v-ftSi passing near the office when the nah’s visit drew away Mary's thoughts ।some I should Imve had money in the —--- -----------------door waa thrown open suddenly and savings bank, I suppose, and then I they haven’t got to a charge of murder from the chief subject; but they soon । with some force from within, and Mr. went back to Tom and the course shouldn’t have had to borrow yours yet Though, by heavens, they may and give you the right to come ques-! still do that and with cause Joo, if I Coode, Gorringe and Tod appeared on which she had better take. am to *be like this.” “ persecuted h Ua thia." the threshold. She made up her mind before she fin­ tioning and cross-questioning me as to •*"* "Tom. Tom; don’t speak so wildly,” ished her tea, and she startled her what I spend. I don’t like the ques­ mother by the abruptness with which tions, Mary, and I would rather you cried Mary’, frightened st his words. "Well,” he added, with a bitter she jumped up from tbe table and put didn't ask them. If you want to be Electrie Bitter*. on bar hat She would go straight to sure that your money is safe you need laugh, "I suppose I must be thankful This remedy is becoming so well known that I’m not worse than a common Toro, tell him all she had heard, or not feel at all afraid." and so popular as to need no special It was an ungenerous thing, unkind­ thief.” nearly all, and ask him what it meant. mention. All who have used Electric "Don’t, dear, don’t,” said the girl, Tom was at home when she reached ly said; and it stabbed the girl to the rising and going to him to take his Bitters stag the same song of the cottage. He was sitting alone, heart purer medicine does not exist and it Is “I did not mean anything of that arm. "Don’t speak in that way. Let guaranteed to do all that is claimed. looking so dejected and miserable that the girl's heart went out to him with a sort," she said, gently and sorrowfully. us try to see what is to be done to Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of thwart the plots against you and get the liver and kidneys, will-remove pimples, great rush of sympathy and love. He “You are cruel." “Then why question me In such a the truth proved." boils, salt rheum and other afflictions looked up when she entered and gave “What is to be done?” be cried. caused by impure blood.—Will drive her a smile of welcome—a sad, feeble way? If you didn’t doubt me you I- have "Before we can settle anything I must malaria from the system and prevent as smile enough, that flickered out quick­ wouldn’t put such questions. lies are that they ---------------------< well as cure ail malarial fevers.—For cure ly, and was followed by a look of had to spend the money, and there’s know what the exact — Surely I can spend itaa . tell; and that I’ll know as soon as of headache, constipation and indigestion anxious, searching scrutiny which an end of It try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction I please. ” | possible, if I hare to drag it by force Mary could not fail to notice. He ‘*Yes, of course you can, Tom. Of , out of Gorringe. By heavens, I’ll go at guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price seemed as if he was almost afraid of 50 eta. arid gl.00 per bottleat W. H. Good­ I won’t lei an hour pass what might be her object in coming to ■myself, and for my own knowledge, I once to him. year’s drugstore should never have asked a question.” without facing the He he has told.” him. “What do you mean?" he Cried out At | Mary agreed to this course, and soon For the moment she could find noth­ ing to* say, and busied herself in tak­ this. “For your own knowledge? Who t after they separated; Tom promising Mrs. Pb«be Thomas of Junction City, ing off her hat and jacket, loitering so is there who has put you on to me to to go to her to tell her the result of tne { interview with Gorringe if she should Ill., was tuld by her doctors that she had as to gain time. Then she went to ask such questions?" The girl sighed heavily. She had h>ve left the cottage before he re­ consumption and that there was no hope him, and, moved by a sudden impulse, for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings’ New put her arms round him and kissed meant all she said for the best; but tbe turned from the manager. Discovery completely cured her and abe him. She was so rarely demonstrative more she said, the greater seemed to . She waited a long time, sitting with says it saved her life. Mr. Thomas Eg­ be the misunderstanding. [ the old man. Some hours passed within her affection that so unusual an act the old man. Some hours passed with- gers, 119 Florida St. San Francisco, suf­ "I did not mean what you seem to out Tom returning until, despite her on her part unsettled him somewhat, fered from a dreadful cold, approaching and his response to her caress was not think. I should never think of coming anxiety to know the result of the in­ consumption, tried without result every­ to question you for the benefit of othier t terview, she felt obliged to go home, a very warm one. thing else than bought obe bottle of Dr. was thopghtful thjftt ’ she She was thopghtful and and sad sad all all ihe the Kings's New Discovery and in two weeks After a short time the stress of the j people.- You know that I mean that opje; ' WB way v home, and and very miserable after after-­ was cured. lie is naturally thankful. It girl's emotion lessened and she grew I have heard this said by other people; calmer. Then they to talk. At 1 that they are making it the ground inf wards when she sat waiting for him. , began „ is such results of which these are samples, first it was about subjects that had no j cruel charges against you; and thatr I |i Be did did not not come. come. And when when at that prove the wonderful efficacy of this Be And connection with the object of her.। wanted to be able to deny uieiB." them.” -,i nouu-uiu oeuuie wueuy jI ; length .ushe crept away to r bed, medicine' In coughs and colds. Free trial "What do they nsay, qnd are the wretched, heartsick, and'worn with bottle at W. 11. Goodyear’s Drjig store. visit, but presently Tom told her of his * who * ▼igit tp Murstone and what had passed. I! nther other rwinlRr people?" U he ..^1, asked. ( lh<} !ojmJ of lhe worry which had Regular size 50c. aad 11.00. r "Did you notice any change in his! “ Itenhen -Gorringe ZJm-rinem has told—" “Reuben ; harassed her, the fact of his not having | ‘‘Confouj^ Reuben Gorringef' $x- come to her added greatly to her manner?" she asked. I “BLs manner is always beastly disa­ I claimed Tom, almost passionately. . trouble. The best salve in the world for cuts, Next morning she looked anxiously greeable; and to-day I could have “What do you want to go holding se- । Cret consultations with him about me for him at the mill, but neither he nor bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever 1™ __ l:.. ___________ 2 :— sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, Is he in league against me. aad Gorringe was to be seen; and then the In fact, I. had plenty of difficulty to :for? corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ keep my hands off him.” iare you with him too?" [ memory of the wild, rough words andtively cure piles or no pay required. It “Ycu are talking wildly and at ran- threats which the former had used on “Did he give you the books back?" Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction ” said Mary. “What has hap- ; the previous night recurred to her. and or money refunded. Price 25 cents per “No. On the contrary he point blank dam. < refused, and said something about hav- pened 1 is this: I had to get money to B fear of yet greater possible troubles box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the tug them overhauled for the whole tiqjfft bring you to-day, and oould only get it oppressed and racked her. druggist. I have been secretary. Be asked me4 xdrancea from Mr. Gorringe on the «• • To h„ relief, Reuben Gorringe whether I was sure that the balance ennty 1 of my wring, bank deporiL He ^Ted dm1ng brenkfMt haH. Increase the appetite by lhe use of which the book showed to be due waa । me a bank note, and thia pmmd hoQr. liking rery black and atern. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. They cause the all that was really due. 1 answered, from me to you. and from you to Mur- A, „ h, „^ht of M he stomach, liver and bowels to perform hotly enough, no doubt, that I would stone. Muratone then took it back to „nt w h,,. ,nii. MJ.lng he wllhed w their functions properly, do not debilitate, have no more to do with the whole Gorringe to know how it had come into 1 hcr led tho th(. „a„ by excessive stimulation, and are not Irri­ business, and flung the money on the yoer hand^ and at the aame time j tating in their action. As an after dinner ..H.„ yon Tomr rte table, and left him. We should have apoke hia belief that another ten the oth„ eould she Pill they are uneqaaled. come to blows if I'd sloppad,” said Tom, poenda wn, miaaing from the aick could not hold back the que.tion. Hundreds of acres of Marsh land south growing excited. fund. In this way Mr. GorringB knew । *"Yes, — •I saw •him ■ ... - . — late last night. You of Niles is being used for raising pepper­ Hla atory toldhta ^h.'t tad pa^“b2wwn n',“ mint “It was all the money that was due, I tad girec.yon the money. ................ ’ ____ _ _____________ :• wasn't it, Tom?" asked Mary, pausing is that at lhe time of Murstone’a inter- • ■ • and... . he said, looked- at .her from un­ No small objection which tbe young a moment, in doubt how to ask this. view with him he believed the whole derneath his heavy eyebrows, now bad to the old-time spring-medicines was The question angered the man. tiling to be a cock and bull story, but knitted close together. their nanseousness. In our day, this ob­ "What you do mean? Do you mean afterwards he thought that he ought "Certainly," answered Mary, readily. jection Is removed and Ayer’s Sarsaparil­ what be seemed to insinuste^-that I'd to look into all the cash matters at the la. tbe most popular and powerful of "I have no secrets from him.” been keeping something back? Of milL" blood-purl here, Is as pleasant to the palate "Ah, but he has from you. 1—" course, it was all the money. Didn't I She had been growing gradually "Where is he?" she asked, with a as a cordial. tell you so last night? I should have very nervous, fearing to tell him of gesture of impatience at his reply. Justlw-eteet Cawley, of Morenci, saya thought you would be ready to believe Gorringe’s accusation. "I am not quite certain; but I believe be will marry free of charge, tbe first two •'WeU! Go on. It’s quite interestr he has gone either to Preshorn to sec couple that come bls way. “I do, Tom; of •oursc, 1 do. But I Ing," he said, laughing angrily. Lee about the sick fund matter, or By using Hall’s Hair Renewer. gray, want to tell you what they say now; “What does he say he found? That I else to the grange to see Mr. Coode faded, or discolored hair assums ’he nat­ and I don't know how to begin.” had been stealing money there, as well about the more serious matter here.” ural color ot youth, and groes lux riant "What do they say?” he asked, as from the sick fund?" "More serious matter," repeated and strong, pleasing everybody. sharply. The girl grew silent. Suddenly Mary, questioningly. "They say that there is another Tom’s manner changed, and he grew Standish people have contributed $1000 "Much more serious matter?" ans­ amount of ten pounds due,” said Mary, terribly in earnest. toward tbe malntainanct of a norma! wered Gorringe, emphatically. speaking slowly and hesitatingly, and "Ita you mean. Mary, that they are school there during tbe summer. “ Did you tell him what is scarcely raising her voice above a whis- going . to vamp up another tale Mrt Brace W,uoo. Cedar Spring!, .yey mo charged against him?” against me at- the mill? , "I told him some particulars. That Mich., My*, --niweeTer I in real tired "The liars!” burst from the man’s everything you heard. „ Quick, for he had received money which he had and nenoua, 1 take about wren dropa of lips. "Who has told you this?” God’s sake, don’t keep me in this sus­ Adlronda and I always obtain lustant not accounted for, and that moneys "I heard it from Reuben Gorringe, pense! What did the man say?" had been given him to pay away which relief." Bold by W. H. Goodyear to whom Murstone had been.” “He told me that he had heard that have never been paid. There is no Dr. Chas. o. Reilly, of Adrian, opens a "So Gorringe is my enemy, is he?” you bad been spending money lately; doubt of it.” ” “"« eonteranoe on faith at tbe exclaimed Tom, excitedly. "I thought that you had been in some sort of “I do not believe it," answered Mary, “ Upe" 00 I noticed something strange in his con- doubtful company (“That’s a lie,” In­ confidently and reaolutely. "Nay, I April 15th. terrupted Tom vigorously); that he “I don’t think he Is against you, had noticed some sort of change in am sure there is a mistake, and all will Janet Shanahan Snlahed hla loading Tom—’’ then she suddenly stopped, re- y»u; and that when he examined the be made clear. Tom Roylance is no fs,r^‘ui7»l*1,M ‘!S”r ,ro“ “* ToTrl* thief” [*"» 1*« nlaht. There were si Sat car, books and papers at tbe mill there was Her eyes Bashed end her face burned -tn cnaation—“at least not in that. He a certain amount of money missing.” Wllh the t’mbCT- »■> ot which with indignation as she said this. But "nr”” |ipe< 10 G‘**OW' Scotland. gave Murstone the money at oaoe. He "By heavens! I’ll have his life if he said that he was sure you would wish dares to spread those lies about me. Reuben Gorringe made no reply or it paid at onoe, and ao he paid it” The cowardly liar.” His vehemence movement. “Yoe promised nothing should be “The devil he did! And what right and agitation were almost alarming to By Arthur W. Marchmont, ft A. ■ i I has he got to interfere in my affairs? To do a thing like that is jmt as much ab to confess that the He is true. Ill go and have this out with Murstone Alone. The villain, to trump up such a dastardly tale against me!" He got up excitedly from his chair, AB if to go out. But he changed his purpose as anddenly and began walking quickly up' and down tbe room. **I wonder what on earth It can all if thtaktag otoa& ______ ______________ __ ©onapiracy all about me to get me into He's he's look at, He strode excitedly about the room, clenching his fists and shaking them at Imaginary enemies, and vow­ ing vengeance against all who were thus against him. “Whom does he mean by bad com­ pany.- I wonder? Whose character does he want to destroy besides mine, I should like to know?” “1 think he means Savannah,” an- “J’U cram the words down his ill­ shaped throat!” he cried, savagely. "The cowardly hound; to get you there and endeavor to set you against the poor girl in that way, as well as against ••Nothing more baa been done! ex- Children Ory for Pitcher** Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Ory for Pitcher’s Castoria. ??pt/ha! the P*P«r» hare been cent to Jtr',Coode- A* 1 ‘old you. he hae the decision.” •The decision aa to whatr ached Mary. r "A. to prooecuting or not proeecutta~, anawered Gorringe, .peaktag without looking at the girt * J The blow .track home, and Man turned eery p^e. -------------- ,-u-„ura« , What do you think he will dor wheal «d oat. with the aalced. faintly aad teartally. ------------------queuees.—Fvsrt “ News, ^Ihlak be will pexmeenta," anawered Gorringe. also in a low voice. "The AND ECONOMIZE YOUR TIME,HUSBAND YOUR STRENGTH * INCREASE YOW PLEASURE BY USING |5A!fTA CLAUS 50AP BEST PUREST AND HOST ECONOMICAL“ST THE HKfAIRBANK COMPANY^ ■ | Reduced from S“-t? S y l S: Hi— « rum § activity hr THE POgllM. £ S readers at tbouxhtful Utmtars reduction in price. Tbe Fonua •Il literature. Antrim great adrievMa •very direction of sed* tty. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. Ths Fsrato to mw u obsap as the Bafadae, of mere entcrtiliwrt. THS CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST. THE BEST. CT The GREAT Rt.lEWS. ajc, a Copy. $3 a Year. Hie Wort Weeklyv Trim 40NE YEAR FORiOMLTtl 1.00, OlitKlN rtbVrtNCL Address ill orders to TTTK HARTINGS BANNER- nara simeH are oouae- straight enough. “Why he told me hot and her lipa quivered. "Ton youraeW, do you Here ihia—thl. chaisef Y i �VITAL TO MAHHSOD. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD. | ~ I °BI' tracing ancestry. । THEY’RE AFTER MONEY uXiXt^ If You Have Genealogy X* * One-Sided and . i;Partial . . Thing. .. called a "Christmas present to the Scrofula, Naw York City. t A conversation among a group of ; Thousands of Cln.1 manta Haunt the soldiers.” It was in the shape of a otjerday all of whom were | National Capital. circular announcing that 8140,000,000 Boils, I.VTBS in । of good New England families, brought I * the treasury at Washington any other j to be distributed among the out some curious— admissions, Says*nuthe • waiting parent Good Health Followed by a „ > ----------------— ««awu O , alcohol or tobacco, WakefnlnsM, Mental Dtpraaskm, |I Boston Transcript. Only one of the i veterans. All that was necessary was r»t«l AnackM l-a.nmo.taSoftening ot Bruin, casting ln»antty, tottery. deoxy, EA....U „ TYnrlf r.z-tv.1.) a____ . A his, descent, . . .IvAth, Premature Old Age, Barreuneea, Loa* at that they should write for their share । party could trace in Power in either sex, Irayotenay, Lencarrbm end ell tara — Cranks Whole Pclltlonx of this sum, which had been discovered | the line of mothers, farther than to rcmuio Weekneeaee, ttavolantare Lodeea, 8p*n«mrrhtM caused by over-exertion of brain, Bali­ Smack of Xusoaity. to be owing for extra travel pay, ■ his grandmother, though several could A GREAT LO8& n’u«e. cver-lDdolgena*. A month1* trMOMUt,11, allowance for rations, etc. On this ac­ New Yore, April 14.—David Dudley trace it very much farther in the pater- ' fl for 15. by mail, with each order tor* boxes, with tn will c-tul written guarantee torgfand if not cared. Field, the distinguished jurist, died Fri­ nal line, and even in what they called ’ count more than 10,000 letters were {Special Washington Letter.] 6 tin rutttiea Iwued by lugenU WEST'S LIVER PILLS received by the second auditor alone, the "maternal line,” which meant of • Everybody .----- ---------r— C’.twe Sick Headache, BUtowaML Llrer OoatptalSt, day at his home, 2 Grammercy place, that--------------has had— any— experiSour Btuiunch. DyapepMa end Constipation. thus giving rise to an immense amount course the mother's father ’ s family. ence with the national legislation says of pneumonia. Mr. Field arrived from All present could tell the maiden name Uncle Sam is not only stingy but of trouble. Mr. Dalzell has now reduced the Italy only last Wednesday on the W. II. Goohear. Sole Agent, Hastings. Columbia. He had gone abroad to ui uneir motner s mother, butpnly one ‘ mean in his treatment of his creditors. . his estimate of the claim to 81.000,000. Blood-Purifier officers in their official — co--------------------T-----------•---------------.! One of the most remarkable claims take Christmas dinner with his Could tell the maiden name' of her Government and only child lady Musgrave, ard to attend mother. Of course many in New Eng- paclty have, from time to time, made ever brought against the government ~ t-- sole -dl surbinding Uncle ~ Sam to pay is embodied «in a %.«iv bill aby *the lhe twenty first birthday celebration of l&nd among thane-genealogically care- contracts W TIMETABLE. her eldest son, Dudley Field Musgrave. ful people who can tell you the names oertain sums in return for certain vivors of a massacre on the plains. It Ills daughter b the widow of bir^An- of all their sixteen great-great-grand­ . goods or services, but when* the cred- is alleged that thirty years ago a famIn effect February H. UMgrandmothers this. itors come to'Washington to collect ily of emigrants was traveling through thony Musgrave, who was governor of fathers and o ------- r---------- -- -can -------do !------“a Queensland. Australia, when he died. thcse are comparatively few, and their itaoney from congress they gener- Idaho on its .way to Oregon,; when it ! was set upon by Indians, 'rtic father SUll.OB’r She is living in East Grinstead in Sus-' tho"c who cannot carry back the line ally fail in their mission. GOOD ADVICE. Now while it may be that Uncle Sam and mother, four sons and three danghsex, about SO miles from London. He mo^t,rs more than three genera­ then traveled about on the continent t$Dn8 include tho representatives of is mean and stingy in such matters it is ters were killed, but the youngest■ Kill. ih. ». in. and took the steamer from Genoa for adme of the most aristocratic families only fair to remember that there was ‘ 11 10 10 30 Every patriotic u* hen should give his home. | in New England, ivhosc line of pater- never anybody so pestered with duns. I personal effort and intluef.ee *o increase Kalainazoo Lv.. He hud been at his home at 2 Gram- j nal descent is unbroken to the settle­ People who say that he owes them^ Eastcwiwr..... money are always swarming about the j the circulation of his home paper which mercy place since his return, and was mont an(1 beyond. Richland June t Cressey teaches the American policy of Protec­ thought to be in good health for a man I ,us *or a moment what this cupitol when congress Ls in session, | Milo ot bis age—89 years.i while thousands of such claimants all I He. was taken' QUvs^°n involves. Suppose you write tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect Delton down your own. name. Then write over the country arc continually clam-1 with pneumonia Wednesday night Cloverdale... in every way possible. After the home Shultz down on one line just above it the oring by letter for payment- Some of ! paper is taken care of, why not sub­ names of your father and mother—the them are cranks and not a few are ! Hastings.... frauds, but many are honest creditors, I scribe for the’ Amekican Economist, ’ father’s name first on the left, the Coat? Grove. hopeful or despairing of a settlement. mother ’ s second on the right. You published by the American Protective Woodland . Woodbury . perceive that these two people had an Numerous are the bad debts recorded ■ Tariff-League? One of its correspon­ I i<r i>. against the government, which has I equal interest in your being. There landing ... dents says: "No true American can h at least u chance you arc like your often been accused of never paying Detiplt gel along without it. , I consider it the Gr*hd Kapids mother in important physical and men­ anything when it can help doing ti. Yes, some of them are cranks, but greatest and truest political teacher in tal respects. Now, set down on a line above these two names the names of they have become so because "hope ‘ the Uuiied States.” your grandfathers and grandmothers, deferred maketh the heart sick," not ’ Sund postal card request for free beginning with your father’s father to speak of the wear and tear on the ' sample copy. Address Wilbur F.Wakeand ending with yuur mother’s mother. brain. Some of them are frauds, but mUn, General Secretary, 135 West 23d These two couples, again, had as much nearly all claims have some honest ‘ BOUGHT BY AX INDIAN TRADER. Chicago Ar..., St.. New York. interest in your father and your mother foundation. True stories of lives j a. nvip. rn nis your father and mother had in you; ruined, fortunes wrecked and homes member of the expedition, a male in­ KaLunazoo Ar DAVID DVD I Ju V FIELD. Easi Owner Lv. CAUTION^-If there is Ain had expected to npend his summer > and 1 , . •you as , much of your — destroyed iu the prosecution of just ’ fant, was carried into captivity. Hav­ Richland June! >m.msr the Berkshire hills, where he “>olh,'r» mother as there is o! your claims against the government would ing grown to manhood, he demanded fill a library of volumes. Unpaid vic■ bottom, pat him down m a fraud. ,M!h»........ from Uncle Sam thevalueof the wagon line was ixtrn. He was engnKed In father's father. father Now above this Uno Delton ... writing his autobiographv. Only last ; wrlto down/he names ot your eight tims haunt the legislative lobbies from in which the emigrant party was trav­ Cloverdale congress to congress, pursuing the de- , BbulU.,... Wednesday he remarked: "My one I great-grandparents—which you should linquent debtor with never-dying hope, J eling when attacked by the savages, the vehicle having been subsequently great ambition ia to have my codes : surely be able to do if you are a Van­ while scores of others are relegated to found by a quartermaster in the army, adopted all over the world. They a rd > kev. '"Each one of these eight hail an the poorhouses and the lunatic asy' who had applied it to his own uses. written aud published. It is only a equal interest In ton. Now. you perWoftdiSDd lums. Some such debts due from the So the amount (8180) was paid by the question of time when they will be ac­ coive that you have a pyramid.stand, ing on its apex. You are the apex. nation are handed down by the credit- . treaaftry and charged against the quar­ cepted. ” Lathing ; 'fhc left hand edge of it is your line of ors from generation to generation— termaster. legacies usually pnxluctive of only , Raulils The veterans of the union armies Mr. Field’s estate ia valuedBnt bef- ' fathers, and on the right hand of it is , misery and unhappiness. have every conceivable kind of claims tween 8500,000 and 81.000,000. The your line of mothers. In all likeli­ , Nothing is more difficult than to get: against the government. Some of property is unencumbered. .Mr. Henry hood you derive rather more of your M. Field, his brother, said l.haUzlhe characteristics from the right hand the most just claim against Uncle Sam | them want remuneration for the through congress. However favorably i money spent in traveling from their bulk of his estate will be held in trunt edge of the pyramid than you do from recommended by a committee, the homes to the mustering office where for the grandchildren until they be­ • the left.- and while, in all probability*. ! if you are from a good New England chances are enormously against its, they enlisted. They want also to be -muni uai'y. AilenU must signal come of age. family, go on Btruuuiiiig Stretching uut out ever reaching consideration by the . remunerated for moneys taken from Flags at liulf Mini. ij **»•* “•», you vcan «mj mt raib.< al ilogstittioasus smtu as .they, can be .... for alleged "luxuries" for which e«fn. When the news ot Mr. Field’s death tl>e left hand edge ot the inverted pyr-. house. Supposing that it passes the ’• them were ^overcharged by the •FreiRlit trains will b»* rt.u at the cnnvenlcno became known Mayor Gilroy ordered’ amid, jroti cannot goon with the right hpuse, a miracle must interpose to se-'. they they "were "overcharged by the sutsutf {he coirtjiauv. who rrsenre ti>v ntlii to chaiue Occasionally old soldiers who be time of >ucii train* without notice. the flags on the city hall displayed at ’ ^au<* ‘Jdge any further, and this means’ cure its approval by the senate and ; icr.’» 1 the president's signature. If only this ; xvere never formally mustered outcome N<> ti will wait at Woodbury for passengers half mast, and the flag over the’ Law- thot your genealogy is a one-sided and rum No. 1 011 It I.. A N. last be lacking the claimant must be-j to Washington and obtain their dis­ yers’ club in the Equitable building partial thing. ■ E tiigavr i. UAt be at th- depot at least d mtn ! gin at the beginning again in tbe next ! charge at the war department. At Lehirr leaving time ot trains,so that agents THECWORLO. A DOG OF FRANCE, ..iv have time to check it properly; otherwise It was also lowered. Judge Prior, sitting t i congress, as if he had never taken a > the same time they ask for pay from W. L. DOVGL AS Shoes are stylhh, easy fit:A;. not coforward until next train. in part I of the court of common pleas, i .... .... tinr, and rive better satisfaction al the pnccs ad­ , • .... . . ,, . , He !'»» a Warrior Bold anti at AuaterlltX1 step .before. The labor of Sisyphus. I the close of the war’to the date of such ■>V. S. 4>ewix«;. (Icn’l Manager, v ertited than any other make. Try one pair and Judge Bookstarer, holding a specml , K1.nd.„,, f! t I’oii ru. Gvn’l P. & T. AkU whose .stone always rolled down to the £ormai tvivanc, release, and are both surprised be convinced, the stamping of W L Douria»’ .... _ t....... ....... ........ _ j< toniiiu uuu uiv wm du < L. SKItOXANT. Supt. term of the court of common pleas, aud name and price on lhe bottom, which guarantees The story of u dog of France is told foot of the hill before he could get it: aIK] grieved at not getting it Others their value, saves thousands of dollars annually Judge Giererich in part 3 of Lhe court in the Outlook—n dug who liecame one quite —“■ at -* the •* top. *—----------* ................... • •been paid ” for • was nothing to this. . nrite that having their to those who wear them. Dealers wl»o push the of common pleas, adjourned court Of the most loved sale of W. L. Dnuglaa Shoes gain customers, — -. It is not true, as is generally believed; ’ services in greenbacks they now want of all the followers which helps to increase the sales on their full line when they heard of’ Mr. Field's death. of Napoleon. IHe was a shaggy dog, that claim agents or lobbyists are dis- the difference between the value of ills Ketuarlari>lr Career. whom the soldiers called Mustache, reputable persons: but it is true that a • the greenbacks they received and gold, [Mr. Field wm born at Haddam, Coau, and and who. casting his lot with that of preat many sharks and vultures pre- ’ paper money having since risen to par. ‘ Cits S«»«tre fre« upon appltettim. AdJreux, vru* educated at Williams college. He studied W. ’..OOLGLAS, BruvKtou. H»»r. Sok law. was admitted to practice when x3 fears the army, had followed it Into Italy, tending to be claim agents cause trou- ! One difficult commonly experienced old and begun bls legal career in this city. He ^Scarcely had the army reached Alex- bie and delay in manj* cases by their in paying war claims out of the treas­ was chiefly’ known iu> a public man tot his bndrht when Mustache warned his com- 'questionable practices. They send ury under existing Jaws concerns the labors in the cause ot law reform Bavin# Fades of n night attack, hLs timely circulars broadcast to the uninformed, widows. Not a few old soldiers seem been appointed in 1M7 by the legisUture In suggesting that the latter are entitled to have as many as three or four of bis stale a o mmissioner on practice and waking saving, perhaps, the army ■ pleading, bo took an active part in the prep­ return the dog’s name was inscribed to moneys from the treasury. By ; widows,. white numbers of them hod Ia the salt every one ahoukl uee. Tbe Im­ aration of a new code of procedure He was on the roll-book of-his company. From way of fee for looking into the matter . two each. Thus it is very puzzling to parities In tbe other kinds are uaeiess. at intrusted by the state In 1857. as president that day he was entitled to draw ra­ , they demand 83 or S3 in advance, with • find out wMch one to pay in every course, hut danjrerous also. Tbe lime, of a commission. vrtlB Abe-task of preparing »->l'criaJly, Is tlie cause of much klduey the assurance that nothing further j case. Some foreigners who enlisted — •• a grenadier's portion -----daily. a political code, a penal cotie, and a civic tions «««» — . disease. code, containing the entire body of the law. t Moreover, the regiment’s barber was will be demanded unless tlie claim is had families abroad and families in Mr. Noyes undertook the penal code nud Mr. ordered • to comb * Mustache at least - once allowed. Having gut the fee. their in- ' this country also. Naturally the widField lhe analysis of the political and civlL : a week. CAW I OBTAIN A PATNNTt For It was not a sinecure for the terest ceases in the claim, which is in ' ows on this side usually applied first prompt answer and an boMst onlnlon. writ* t After many drafts and eight successive reports due course disallowed. Meanwhile ' for xfloney due. and, after they were had been made the ninth and Anal report was barber, for not a member of the regi­ experience ti ment was a greater fighter than the they send out more circulars soliciting paid, claims would come in from the submitted to th-.- legislature in February. 1W5. tlona strtcily Mr. Field rewrote tne civil code eighteen time*. dog- Once he was wounded in the victims. Consequently more than 00 real and previous widows across the AH thcae law reforms occupied most Of hl* shoulder Is much tbe purest, and therefore the by~ a bayonet thrust, and once. percent, of all claims are found de- ocean. _______ „ best salt known. Made froup th* b»Tt time for eighteen years. in the battle of Marengo, he lost an vojj of merit. j The }>ension claims are as the sands Other slates followed tbe example of New br.30, by the best process, with the brel But every wound was dressed ( suits are to this day being brought of the seashore for number, and as train, and pocked tn the best manner. York. These code* have been adoptcu by near­ ear. ly all the states and, tn substance, by England by the company's surgeon, and every for B]avcs killed anil stolen by the ' the colors of the kaleidoscope or prism tuiied wee The fact that wilt Is cheap U no reason why you should not hove pure salt. and her colonies An iuternaUonal code wm new cannonading put Mustache on (Creek Indians during the hostilities for variety. There is an old lady in Ask for Diamond Crystal. <!ve it a fair next drawn up Workinjt with tbe Law society his febt. Some years elapsed, and then , with that nation in 1836 in Alabama, J West Washington named Kearney, trial. Write us for further particulars. conics. 25 In England, he drafted a code which wm after­ 1 the dog reappeared at Austerlitz. ।the value of the human chattels being . Her husband was a union soldier, Our Dairy Salt Is the standard of ex­ ward published. cellent. and 1.0 butter maker sbouW’ He was in the midst of the fight. The (estimated at 81,000 each. There are During the rebellion the federal troops Helped to Nominate Lincoln. be without It Address Mr Field made hia flrat public speech In 1M2! company was hard pressed, and the ,numerous claims outstanding against ' encamped about her place and took all DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO.. at Tammany h^l Two years later be began! standard bearer was left alone—with the । government for dogs taken by the -her live stock and other movable propADMINISTRATOR’8 SAI Ji. St- Clair, MkJu to rally the anti-slavery remnant of bls p*rty, Mustache—among the dead and dying. Indians, their worth being reckoned at j erty, valued at 830,000. She has been to oppose the annexation of.TexM None• The Austrians were charging and at a ! Notice is hereby given, lhet In pursuance of from 85 to 850. A woman in Nebraska ' asking congress for repayment ever an order granted to tbe undersigned. Melville was more active on tbe Mtac of free­ dom during the Missouri compromise and1 shot the standard bearer fell. The dog has recently applied for repayment for since, but site will never get it. though J. Bigelow. Administrator of tbe estate of Julia K. Stuart,deceased, by the Judge ot Probat* •the Kan»M-NebrMka difficulty. He at­; and the flag were left behind together. property destroyed by the Indians, no dispute"ia made of her right to the for tbe county of Kalamazoo, on the'I Mb day tended many conventions and always spoket Seizing the tattered shred of tricolor who, on August 7, 1864. burned her of December A. D , 1693. there will be sold ait money. against that portion of bis party w**,ch Public Vendor, to tbe bigbeet bidder at the Dr. Mary Walker did go'/d service as Yankee Springs ppstotnee, front door, in lb* upheld tbe slave trade. Mr. Field wm a dele­• in hi* teeth. Mustache started across , gate to tbe peace convention during the la*l1 the field. Leaping from the very feet a surgeon in the army during the late county of Barry, State of Michigan, on Wedneee 2nd day of May A. D. I8H.U on» o’clock months of lhe Buchanan administration. Toj of tbe foe, who thought they had I war. She was paid for the first twelve afternoon of that day, i subject to nil en­ his influence and that of Horace Greely, at theI gained the prize, on through shot, and , cumbrances by way of Mortgage or ottarwiM months, but! at tho end of that time Chicago convention in 1HX the nominaUooof exhtlng at the time of the death of Jaata EL roar, and smoke he sped until > the war department discovered that it Siuut or at tbe time of said sale, tbe fol­ Lincoln was largely McrlDed. After tbe war ho cannon . reached the French lines, and ( objected to military rule In the south and he j had no right to employ a woman in lowing described real estate lo-wil: Tbe south east quarter (H) of the north west argued many celebrated cases against the <dropped at his comrades’ feet the ( such capacity. Nevertheless she kept quarter (k> of section thirty-tour (So in town­ constitutionality of military commissions r blood-stained r&g. He lifted a broken ] on without pu$ for three years longer, ship number three (3) north-of rouge number In 1873 he attended a meeting at Brussels, A recent discovery is that headache, ten (lowest. paw, and the regimental surgeon set and for this she hskb4 the government Dated, Kalamruoo. Mich.. March it MH. dizziness, dullness, confusion of the mind, which rraulted in lhe formation of an *"«£*■ 1it: and the Mareshnl Lannes with his ' to grant her 83,000. Her claim has lion of economists, legislators and law । Mblviulr J. Rxaaaaw, et are due to derangement of the nerve yen from all parts of the wwM for own Administrator Estate of Julia B Siuatt. de­ ( hands, they say, fastened a medal been favorably reported in many con­ (xntcr> whidb supply tho brain with nerve the reform and codification of the laws ceased. around the hero’s neck. And then, gresses, but never reached on the cal­ flireei that Indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia. of nations, the object being to endar. V imi in stomach, etc., arise from the dcrange- lute arbitration tor war in the settlement of they say, as Mustache limped proudly j MORTGAGE SALE down the line all the soldiers presented . Two million claims have been filed nient'cf the nerve centers supplying these ore <U.pulM or th. MMteUM Default having been made Iu the conditions ' as though he had received promo- j with the second auditor of the treas­ nf a certain mortgage made by Martin V. Bar­ gam-vith nerve flu Id or force. This is likewise pre.ia.nl In »“•' P*”arms I and Harriet iden Barker, his wife, T<;eof many diseases ot the heart and luy*tion in rank, or thecrossof the Legion ury since the war; and every other ker to George F. Kenaatoo, and dared February I- nerve 8y»ten»ta like a telegraph system, bureau Ikls a considerable number of 22. 18M And recorded in tbe ot tbe of Honor! _____________ as will be seen by the accompanying ‘k'r Fleia’wil^ n*wb« <* Fk'd Register of Deeda. tor tl»o County of claims for consideration. Verily it is Jut. Tho little Mental Maturity. Barry In thr State of Mkbican. Febmary 29, ttilie lines are noted families of this country. Justice Field true that the claimant is abroad in the IWI, iu IIher 17 of najrtg^ses on. '. ’ rs and Statistics are said to show that ( die nerves which or rb, Unl^d Suion .uprem. noun Cprej 219. oa which mortgage there H alalmed to be land. Smith D. Fry. <!osvey the nerve SOME OF THEM ARE CRANKSdue at the date of this notice the turn of four FioW. r.Uinr ot Uio ooom mbH, »wo bu young men do not, on the average, at­ fi-r/e from the hundred and forty-one dollars anti thirty-niCMi tain full physical maturity until they nerve centers to brothers] house and carried her into captivity cents and no suit or proceedings al law haring dv<ry part of tbo The Funeral. arrive at the age of twenty-eight years. for eighteen months. Not very dissim­ The lady was extremely indignant been instituted to recover the amount secured body, just tvs tbe Nbw Yom. April IS.-Funerel no^- Prof. Scheller, of Harvard, asserts, as by said mortjume or any part thereof. Nottae elect ric current is ilar is the case of a lady at Davenport, when she came into the bird store with Is therefore hereby glv^a tbal on the 26th day Ices were held yesterday over the. re­ the result of his observations, that Conveyed along la., who was captured in 1865 in south­ of May. nt 10o’clock in tbe forenoon there t !>*e telegraph mains of Dnvid Dudley Field at young men do not attain the full meas­ ern Kansas by Cheyenne dog soldiers a parrot in a cage. will be sold at the north front door of tbe "Here," ahe said, angrily; “ I want murt bouse, in tbe City ot HsMinp, County oC Episcopal church Many dibtingulnhed ure of their mental faculties before and kept by them for two months. At you to take this vile bird back.” Burry and State or Michigan, said court. bouM ,nL pr««nt Tho rembin, were atanll. Ordinary­ twenty-five years of age. A shrewd tbe place for hoklLng the Circuit Court for the end of that time she was bought "What’s the matter with itT’ asked brink physician* fail to the Cotintv ot Barry, at public auction to tins taken to Stockbridge, Mm*, for inter­ observer has said that "most men are regard this fact; by an Indian trader for 81,000 and re­ the dealer. highest bidder, tbe premises described iu sold in-lead of treat* I boys until they are thirty, and little mortgage or so much thereof m may be neeeaturned to civilisation. Now sho is su­ meet inn the nerve cen­ ‘•It swears.” vary to satisfy tbe amount due on said mort­ boys until they are twenty-five,” and ters for thecause ing for 850,000, which was stolen on “I beg your pardon,” he said, polite­ gage asatxnre set forth, with lhe Interest there­ Ktiled Himaclf end Wife<» f the disorder* this accounts for the standard of man­ that occasion from her father, who had on. and the costs, charges and expense* allow­ ly, "but you must be mistaken.” Hiawatha, Kan.. April trlskig therefrom ed by law and provide*! for tn aaid mortgage, T. Watkinx n highly reopeeled .nd hood, which was fixed at thirty among brought the money from England in thuy treat the "But I know better,” she insisted. said premises being situate In th* City ofH**the ancient Hebrews and other races. I -irt affected. I the shape of gold and notes from the "Don’t I know swearing when I hear Ungs tn tiw Count--- * - -----wealthy farmer of Brown county .hot Franklin Mile*, Michigan aud deed — --------------------------Bank of England. Claims for Indian Md Wied hl. wife Sunday it?” . M !».. LL. B.. the He then took poison and la now dead— of -- parliament . British _______ members are depredations against Uncle Sam aggre‘‘I hope not, madam.” highly celebrated not p*iu *■ 834.000,000. ranging in amount *11 Domestic trouble bad unbalanced his Id for thelr legislative services. specialist and "That’s all right," she retorted, "Fra block five ChamberUlDABddiUon k> ,but. there -. xis __some __ , — -ow-wavreafinn njutrt apart way from „ got a husband.” Haatlngs-thence e°«*b twectv-two of many noted treatises on the }ntrer suoj«-ti. mind _ but urcio » -compensation ------ r——.. .. as__ place in the jt is strange, but it 1* a fact, that oo"But I assure you the bird does not twenty-nine rods, north twenty-two A'inrdaror Lyackad. from the dignity of. the long since realized the truth of the first A 1w nrn.rc" xrvlAA vaaa. *-.p.—J “ statement, and his Bostoratlve " r persons file claims against . wroar.” i Ata. April 14-The body mBUrial privileges granted to mem- ca*ionally, . Is prepared on tlrnt principle- Ita Ruccesa rThd “r.rftb.hoMf., ••ly. the eheApMt States for service in the "And I say it does. It ends nearly In curing all diseases arialng from deranveoers u* I-***---z___ ttent of the nervpu* system te club tn the world.” said one ex-member. con federate army. An old gentleman every word with damn, and I won*t ful. as tne thouaajnds of unsolicited reutitno- hMMring to » tre. near bow- Tn' named Taylor, from Chicago, has asked have it.” —- ---------nials In possession of the company manufac- “r^T“"sbiX a -»Tu “T nRpd to eet a chop, a dish of pota- namea layior, nvui toes a piece of bread and a pint of beer several congresses for in The dealer’s face brightened. murdered Kouen oojca . pen«. and what oould yon maul for hta haring angyeAted toPreri"IbISI^U?” he asked. quarter remedy for ail nervous diseasesplsaUr. recently. dent Lincoln the ide* of baning wl«h nicer than that?" As a matter of Idea meulng greengreen­ "Isn’t that enough?" fact lodging, writing materials and backs Col. de Arnaud hal made re ­ . "Surely, madam," he explained, "you A <h»w Otar** t . lllltj. St. Vltu. <Uoo>. •tJtejw. CrcAOO, AprU lA-Ch^-le. Gn.“'- man v physical comfort, are provided peated demands tor ^0,000. which ha forget I tcid you the bird wa*’raided at We«tmin,Ur without charge. Only , conIider« to be due him for .hewing in Holland. Detroit Free Pre**. the food'and drink have to be paid tor. (jen. Grant bow to capture the town of Death of the Eminent Jurist in Sores, or akin disease, take AVER ’S SARSAPARILLA Superior ftitin, lalumn & Sagisiw Spring Medicine. • Cures others, will cure you $1 i'F7’ t ,DY» ^'•75 ^'ts W. L. Douglas S3 SHOE The Salt That’s all Salt WOOLLEY & BRONSON ?KT ENT's Diamond Crystal Salt SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY! A Great Mistake. opiate* or dangerous drugs. M �, Additional Local News. Th. Unreal audience ered In tb. Opera House Th.ndv .«■•« <» PMloarel siren by the •enlOrC‘“;_,nr , 1 — ■= pie take ju*t pride ia their city, and preMe K oo every oeeatkm. never earring IL Jn thl. growth and development the Orouo Times, which, by the way. It b* E. O. Dewey, has played an Important part. It has advocated, and still advo­ cates, anything and everything that tends to build up and Improve the city. That ths people have confidence in the paper is NGQ*AtLKI}fDSop ■irk’. DECEIVED BY HIS CAUTION. v— ——-------I arrived here Jnat before the first bank suspension, savn a Denver corre>ponde£of the St'LouisGlobe-Dem­ ocrat, and one of the first calls I modes waa on a merchant whose nervousness part, were all well uXen. wm made it pninful to do business with decided talent In pnaentlox treira. him, no matter how large a bill could The aoJU-nee .rented to enjoy It thoroufbattested by Ra large circulation, Jts gener­ be sold to him.* On this particular oc­ ly, the fresh yoOTt tww befog a ,aM m­ ous patronage in advertising and job de­ casion he seemed afflicted with an ex­ . proreme.il on Ute raereze pordnred and ceasivelv severe attack of his chronic partments, aad the fact that tbe people I cessivciy (Minted pn>re*,lon,l that strikes this elty. tlways place tbe editor In • very proml- coroplxfot. »nd he told me he The receipts tot the evenlar were 900. nent piece on committee. We would , much worried about finance to talk which, we undendand will be used for like to refer more particularly to many UML ..V.——---------— the expense ol the programs and other points, but have’nt room. We cannot tire and told me be h»d succeeded in Lhlngs connected with the graduating exclose, however, without referring to the withdrawing from the bank that day crelses. complimentary banquet given by the rather over four thousand dollars, The Junior Clara ot the High School citizens ot Owosso Id honor of the news­ which he had put away In a strong box / will present their play -Uncle Josh,” paper men. and tbe literary feast which in an actually burglar-proof yaailt, into which thieves could not possibly break F~-Thurwtar. April »«th. at Mudge’s Opera followed It. The prime cause of Owosso’s through and steal. He proceeded to House, with the following eaat ot charac­ growth lies in tbe fact that her people, tell me in -addition that he had made and especially her business men, pull to ­ up a dummy package representing, ter,:— gether to build up the city, and they are and indeed counterfeiting, the pack­ JrahU Jarvis—”1'0,10 Josh.” trom Vermon I—A tanner who reads the newsage of currency, which he had careful­ doing it rapidly too. T?- .“-“wai'iwrbr ly labeled with the actual contents of Sunday evening Methodist church was the valuable roll. The dummy packCount IwCoireiiio. nobie lu name, m* Ig­ noble Io character.........—. Wm. ' anoe Corel.) Murray, a reung New lorter city who were present to express tbeir f hl# Q„ilnary CB8h drawer, which he Vp^nwiere one ot New sentiment In regard fo tbe non enforce- showed me. His explanation of thia / Joe Clsrtr—“SUppe'rT joe." a "bunko Jteer. menl of the gaming apd liquor taws In J peculiar precaution was that as he had .• «•.•• ............ .Sylvester (ireusei this city, which for a long lime have woe- ! been seen by several people who had hfoleha^y-ajntlre keeper"........ MorruWoown Munson. a decretive.................. - ■ • • Roy r ulier folly vlolxtcl. Addre.BC were rn.de br W^ »tort the nm » ■>» xtcratus. Mre. IWyno'd’. rarren^--^^ Judith .nd Reverend. Cox. T.yfor [ ™tta d^ Nn/BeyMMs, Joshla's slstor. a fwell-niarked set being worth any­ where between Mt«® 1 dollars. At » recent ImUot xale.ol ,ooll?rl“f1ry,X’le1’« Lndon a fine ret ot golden '»«'** two In numStr. were knocked dOT A” at sorenty-8" d°>llir*. t«n dollar, were exchanged mail lor one egg of the swallow-tailed kite. The egg™ t>« I’allae sand groure ia Mu^™»otrf by dealer. In natural You will find my stor- houM fnn oi my own make of steam engine. f„ rat to seventy-five horse pow” v sizes and four styles made. Come see the goods and get prices. You “S find, them the best made in the stat 1 also make iron and wood lathes u arbors and emery grinding ntachiJ I have a good stock to select horn. hiatorv ,pecta>en» at about alx dollara. but there are exceptions to thta as to all other rule*. It ta an Asiatic bp»ci<* and was never known to nest west than India until the year 1W0. when are! w» «»■«> In England. The Identity ot both bird, and eggs waa certain, and the egg collector, went wild forthwith. The firet offered ten times the market value of such eggs, but competition riiw lively that they (there were two of them! were finally sold for sks hundreJ dollare-one hubd>ed times usual “Hst price/* A. C BUXTON, N4SHVILLE. > . . Hattlnja Market* Pilfer. IG IO IS t orn Jht be.. 4* Tallow per lb . ”4 <»ats per hu.. ttlieal. ifd peruu.. :2. Wheat. *ta»r per »»u M. (•lover Srert <-r bu . 4 50 to«.SX Tun t'iy Seed p»?r bu.. 2J0 Harlo P- r !>U. *» to WJ llrirriai. 4 ‘«4o. . wMillet we<t urrbu- M Putk drrt«e<J. 5 M. to 7 and Grigsby and D. H. Bays representing j won]d undoubtedly be taken tbe Baptist church. The tax manner in ( xrtthout being opened and examined, which tbe police laws of this city have and the thief would hurry away withbeen allowed to run is largely due to the ' out searching * ‘ “ *booty. j for further 1 smoked a good cigar with the mor­ entire lack of public sentiment to seq them [, { Tu key*. U- _ doubt will be greeted with a full house. i chant and tried to convince him that Beef 4re«*e«1.5 M to C.00. enforced. If public sentiment will arouse ' Beef Pre. 1H t«3. I hla bank was all right and that he had The claw have secured the services of W. Mutton, dnatsed. 5. itself and stay aroused as we think it will | taken a great deal of unnecessary A. Gray, who aided the seniors In repre­ there' will be do trouble we believe in Itrouble. ________ __________________ ____ day, howLate in the same senting their play. Reserved seats on having the laws enforced. It Is said that ;‘ eV er, the bank had to suspend, and REDUCED RATES AT sale. Monday at Fred L. Heath’s. Price gambling rooms run In this city Sundays | when I saw my customer the next day S5c for the entire house. a< well as days and nights, and tbe he chuckled over the success of hta The Journal after causing Mr. Hol­ number of drunken persons reeling tho precautionary measures. V5.hen I got GRAND RAPIDS. brook’s election to Recorder, seeks to con­ streets Sundays is evidence that the laws him down to talking business he sud­ OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. denly remembered he owed our house demn the method pursued by the Council are violated. And the drunken ones are by HATES #1 SS per day. Room, 5o cenU. a few hundred dollars, and said if 1 to settle the tie vote. It was done Id this no means confined to the older ones but would wait he would go to the vault ileal, fifi celltN Sle.nl Uct ' BEACH A BOOTH. manner. Eight blank slips of paper were to the minors who apparently havk-nQ and get the money. He c&mtf back in •deposited In a bat, together with two difficulty In getting what Ihiuortbey wish. about ten minutes looking as though other slips, upon one of which Mr. Doyle’s Going Into aud coming from a- pool and , lightning had struck him. He carried in uame was written, and upon the other billiard room In this city may be seen ’' his hand what I presumed was his roll ON THE v . i ’ . a. I of bills, and when he threw it on Hie Mr. Holbrook’s name. It was agreed by many young men. There they are brought counter and hea<llong to hia the Council and, we understand, by the under certain evil influences; in contact _______________ cash drawer I began to doubt his sanRUBLISNSO SV candidates as well, that ‘he first slip With evil companions; and itablts formed (ty. But in a minute his peace of mind drawn out containing either of these which last a life time and^Rhlch poefclbly-----------was restored and explanation was FUNK 4 WAGNALLB CO., NEW YORK. —J — J the ----------'— ua nea should elect the candidate whose may increase with age. “Many bright mlttd.- obvious. He had made up the reahand w”“c‘' f ‘k e ! h"\1ho name was written on it. The Journal ire started on x downward cotnw which • n had deceived himself and had placed a seeks to conv.ey the impression that it was cannot end short ol the prlMO doors, who | roll of in the r>n!, „hile IT COST all a put up job. Tbe gentlemen who had they been subjected to better Influ- the p^^ge containing over fourthouNEARLY drew out the slips. Aldermen W. F. Hicks ences would have been an honor to them- ‘ sand dollars had been lying loose in | ONE and J. AT. Bentley, are both democrats, selves, a great support and comfort to his cash drawer withnnt without «nr any nrntooprotec­ and members of the same party as the aged fathers and mothers, and a credlf to tion against fire or thieves. Il is re­ ! MILLION Journal’s latest professions to be. Strange the city. It Is to save this class, aad to marks on his own blunder were abus­ they should put up a job to elect a repub­ lift up all classes of young men. that the ive in the extreme.. ! DOLLARS. lican. Mr. Hicks drew first and drew a meeting was called Sunday evening and A LOCOMOTIVE EXPERIENCE. blank. Aidermen Bentley drew next and that is the reason it was so largely attend­ drew the allp containing the Dame of the ed. It Is reported that a motion will be How a Rejected Flyer Turned L'p u a GRANDEST LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT ITDte Machine republican candidate—Mr. E. G. Holbrook. made by one of tbe city council to shoilder | OF THE CENTURT. Strange things happen when men Mr. Doyle has gracefully accepted defeat .nth, rrapoiulblllty for th, enforcement Q- u,elr mlnd;’that It te made on new plans by th«' and in a manner that has won him friends. ot there law, ouu tbe Sberitl ot Barry । heip-lmppeninj. Beat Talent Before election the Journal couldn’t say county. It thia Is attempted we would like j It ,, now orer rcara- My, B Its Editors number 247. anything loo mean concerning Mr. Hol­ to Inrfolre ot what benefit I. the city writer In the Ixx-omotive'Engineering, In preparation 4 years. Has a Wonderful Vocabulary of brook It has eaten its crow, bowever, charter and city ordinance.? City laws alnoe Superintendent Healy, ot lhe nearly and now appears very much concerned were made for the supposed purpose ol I Ehodc Itjand kxximotive works, built about the loyal support given. Mr. Hol­ porernlng the city. It they are not on- • If»-renger engtae for the Old Colony, brook and especially concerning the forced aud ot no consequence ot what ore ™? 'ng‘ne h*<l ««»teen and one­ More than T Wloe tbe Words found In any . a . . • , a. I t>.v twcnty-tw<> inch cvhiiders, Mhcr 1 Vol. Dictionary, and about T&JDO more ! method by which he was elected. are they The elty charter Is broad enough . , gre.f(X)t whpeL aniI [hp onIj irorda than Any Other Dictionary of tbe Language. A great deal has been said as to what and complete enough, and in it the duties Innovation on the standard engines of Utty.her damthierin GIRGULflR SAWS. LARGE SMALL KEPT IN STOGK TnE KENT ARE YOU POSTED Standard dictionary Sole Agent.' LUMBER. Having just restocked mv vards at CLOVERDALE and MILO • 300,000 WORDS HD PHRASES. are the Police Powers of a State. In the case of Lawton vs Steele, which on March 5th was decided by tbe Supreme Court of tbe United States, the subject of tbe police powers of a state was discussed. The court said: “The extent and limits of what I? known as the ‘police power’ have been a fruitful subject of discussion In tbe appellate courts of nearly every state in the Union. It Is universally conceded to, Include everything essential to tbe pub­ lic safety, health and morals, and to justify the destruction or abatement, by summary proceedings, of whatever may be regarded as a public nuisance. Under this power it has been held that a state may order the destruction of a Jiouse fall­ ing to decay, or otherwise endangering tbe lives of passers-by; tbe demolition of such as are In the path of a con flag ration; the slaughter of diseased cattle; the des­ traction of decayed or unwholesome food; the prohibition of wooden buildings in cities; tbe regulation of railways and other means of public conveyance, and of Interments In burial grounds; the restric­ tion of objectionable trades to certain localities; compulsory vaccination of child­ ren; confinement of tbe insane or those lafflieted with contagious diseases; restraint •or vagrants, beggars and babltnal drunk­ ards, suppression of obscene publications and h(WM of ill fame; and the prohibi­ tion of gambling bouses and places where Intoxicating liquors are sold. The writer had lhe pleasure of attendin ; a meeting of the republican editors of Michigan, at Owosso last week. We feel under special obligations to Mr. and Mrs. <ieo. M. Dewey and their soas E. O. and <&o. M. Dvwey, jr., for many courtesies •nd kfodnewoe ebown. Owosso stands as 1 motiua^ui of what hustle and enterprise will do. When Geo. M. Dewey located in Owosso, about 14 years ago. It was a sleepy old town and at that time tbe cen­ sus enumerator found only 2500 people who had mlased permanently locating in la aimost-rquallr enterprising place—tl»e Jurying ground. At that time Hastings kadMOl inhabitants—the extra Inhabit­ ant being counted for. no ^oubL by the fad that HasUugs physictans were more skilled in earing for tbe sick. But my. of police officers are plain enough. We the day was the trial of two and onetrust that the council will not refuse to do 1 quarter inch tnbes instead of two inch, what the majority ot the citizens of this there being about one hundred and sixty of them. Before the engine ever city would have them do. and in every made a turn tbe general superinten­ effort tp carry out the laws they will have dent heard of the big fines and openly the hearty support of a targe public announced that the engine would sentiment. If the county sheriff Is to be never make the time with the Fall made the guardian of the city’s peace the River boat train for which it was builL city can save a neat sum every year by The master mechanic admitted that he didn’t believe it would ever steam, and dispensing with tbe services of severa! | one by one the engineers shook their officers. heads and allowed that'it couldn't make it—because it couldn’t Then __ the firemen announced that no man Frank B. Wolcott. City. Daisy G. Darling, “ is could keep it hot, and no one ought to Wm. A. Hih. Woodland, « expect that it could be done. Tho en­ Jennett Lypscomb, •• n - gine waa doubted from the start Frank E. Herrington, Dowling. IB mvcaj Everybody said it make the Clara L. Herrington. i/vuj miu it couldn't coman t make tbe Sidney B. Todd, Hastings run—and it didn’t. It went on the LenaE. Crook •• road and wa« a I.tlure from the start, Harry A. Presloy. Wayland and after eighteen months’ service It Hattie De Pue, Ocy was rebuilt. The general superinten­ Leroy Wbeeier. Woodland Minnie Brumbxugh •• dent paid the Rhode Island locomotive Otis 8. Lawrence. Barry works SI.000 extra for a new boiler (re­ Minnie VanSlckie. Rutland turning the old one) like the old ona Bert Uaaer, Nashville except that it had two-inch tubes Estella Feighner, Maple Grove. Daniel Baitinger. Woodland He said he knew that the new boiler Carrie Rieger, Saginaw, would eteam aad the engine make the Geo. (tax, Hope time Tbe master mechanic said he Edna Ryerson, City knew so. too, and the engineers and Bremen agreed with them that now It CARE OF TAN SHOES. waa all right. How the Ingralou BootbUck Still Earns It was all right, steamed well and made ■ the time—because everybody When tan shoes became fashionable Mid It could and would. three or four years ago the bootblack Some months afterward John Thomp­ stood aghast. Scene of them turned son. general master mechanic of the pale, says the Washington Poet, but Fastern railway, wanted a aeventeenmost of them did not because nature bich paasenger engine, and wanted It 'ebarred them from that manifesta­ as cheap as possible. He was induced tion of apprehension. As man after to take the boiler discarded by the Old man passed their stands with hta feet Colony (after being thoroughly re­ shod in coverings that did not admit paired). None of the engineers knew of the old-time ‘tahinc,” they believed the engine had an old boiler or fluee that their race was run. larger than the ordinary. Mr. Thomp­ The ragamuffin who makes his liv­ son said she was a fine engine and ing upon the corners is an individual would Inal play with their tautest and hard to down. When the second sea­ heaviest express The men all counted son of tan shoes came around a new on her as a good steamer, and a good method of polishing had been devised. steamer she was This engine never It has been amplified until it has be­ lacked for steam, did her work weU come a science. and as economically as the best engine Ab at present practiced by the high on the road, and is in the service yetpriests of the art it requires first a running in sight of the scene ot her thorough rubbing with a damp rag; former failure. then the application of a half lemon; then some mysterious unguent that is Waaps have become so much of a put on with the ball of the thumb, and lastly a brown polish invented espe­ post in England this year as to be a They swarm in cially for the occasion. Thta.Jat/er is. national nntaance. brushed with a piece of canton flan- houses and tn bed-chamU,, they rob OT5^r^R more effectively ihan a whole With a good assortment of PINE AND. HEML?CK LIMBER. DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY PINE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, Until you hare Investigated the STANDARD, ' A Poor Book shuns comparison. Wo invtta IL Do not buy an old work because it has a good Lime, Lath, Doors, Wint.ows, Mouldings, etc., aame. Particulars sent free to any address. which will be sold at living pnns. I shall PRICE 912 to ®22 according: to Binding. give the lumber business my personal atten­ Apply to our Local Agent, or Address THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gu'l Ut»., tion and solicit corresp ndence with pirties KALAMAZOO. MICH. intending to build Yours truly, Sales Agent tor Barry, Alle­ gan and Ottawa Counties. n. J. QO55. b. B. POPE, PLAINWELL. MICH. Hickory Corners, Mich. Swallo ved Jonah. Jonah might have made a good bait, but he don’t compare with those . flies that we’ve got for trout fishing. Trout fishing is taking the lead of all other sports in this vicinity. To catch these “speckled beau­ ties requires some fishing tackle. To meet the demand for it we have placed in stock a fine line of Rods, Reels, Lines, Flies and in fact everything that can be required, The trouting season commences May 1, and if you want to be “in it ’ call at once this course of BROS. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-04-26.pdf 431f07871cd7047e3b9551aec859a9be PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium m Barfy- County. Hastings VOL. XXXVIII.NO. 52. Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 26. 1894. Hastings Banner, IRA TIN VALfflDllffl, Publtahsd Tharaday* by COOK. B'ROS.. COUNTY NEWS. Chas. Cast el ins-Jas* Sunday. Mrs. Ida Rule Is making her farewell visit among her friends. She expects to go to' Beliveau Ohio soon to make that place her future home. We regret very much to loose Mrs. Rule from our midst. The kindest wishes of her many friends go with her. WHOLE NO. 2028 bountiful repast was served to which ample justice was done. Among the guests were two daughters, five grand children and two great grand children. An eajoyable time was had and all wish her many more birthdays. H. M. Merritt spent a part of the- week here. Fillmore. art Hn. btsr IARQ rtmwalU i-n thb World! tk I dv uw i TH IkU an. air "fye sW»t* an iro, "fyiy an Hndanol TH IcltyiXs an MtfaUi, tyyuxjw’ Ictandlbo/. VUowwSttTtM an o*irs. Leading Hardware DEALER •OF BARRY UnionBlock The House Thai Jack Built Or in fact any house in this section of the country would not be complete without it was fitted out with Furniture and Carpets from us. This year we are not looking for nor expecting to make money. High Prices have been Blown Down hu the Tornado Of Low Prices that has swept through our store. Remember we have lists of Carpets onjhand in the roll. You dont have to suffer long delays but can buy your goods and take them away the same day if you like. We can save money on Carpets too. HIRAM ROGERS SMOKE FISH WANT a “BIKE All that I ask is that you call and see me. lam here to please you and know I can do it, because my goods are of the best and my prices are right. Also if you have any fire arms, boots or shoes to be repaired, or repair­ ing of any kind to be done see me. I have an iron lathe and do most all kinds of work. Prepare to catch trout May 1st by get ting your rods, reels, flies, lines, etc., of me. . S. A. Crowell Frank Hahn is sick. Mrs. L. Whitney it is said has a new organ. , John Lietka has bought a lot at Freeport and Is going to put a new house thereon in the near future. Mrs. Mae Brown visited her grand­ daughter at Freeport Tuesday. Everybody Is plowing and some are m*king garden and planting potatoes. The men are miserable; the women are happy. The bouse is turned wrong side out and poor man has no place where he can stand and eat his victuals. Miss Inez Wing bad to postpone her school on account of slcknessMrs. E. Kenyon is sick Emma Beck is st work for her. Mrs. Nean Salsbury from the west is Mrs. Philip Barber attended the Home visiting her mother and sister. Missionary Convention at Kalamazoo last Ed Smith was calling on North Irving week. friends the first of the week. Ell Firth is quite sick at the home of bls daughter Mrs. John Barber. Bedford. ' iWiil Roe of Comstock visited his cousins Rev. Sales preached a splendid sermon here on Saturday. at the church last Sbndav. He received Mrs. Nettle Jackson of Otsego Is the the closest of attention. Rev. Sales Is one guest of Mrs. P. Barber also her grand­ of the evangllsts whrf helped In the revival daughter Miss Carrie Hicks of Bpring one year ago last fall and brought many B^ook. souls to Christ. Daniel McCorey of Kalamazoo visited Miss Ella Carpenter is recovering from Cressey ou Tuesday. an attack of measles. Iteport says that John Holden aqd Mr. Richtmyer Is builcliug an addition fatally are moving on the Slater farm. on his house. Miss E. Mead made a business trip to Ernest Hamilton spent last week in Kalamazoo on Saturday. Battle Creek. Berman Brownell who is seriously af­ Mrs. Sanborn and son of Battle Creak flicted with a sore arm is at present with arc visitlug the (ormers parents Mr. and his son Harrison Brownell. Mrs. J. H. Mantle this week. A representative of the Kalamazoo Stat« Hoad. - Gavtte canvassed the neighborhood last week and the week before one from the Farmers- are just finishing sowing oats. Barry County Democrat. Howard McIntyre has returned from Abe Rickenmorv and Warren Fisher Detroit where he has been looking for attended the funeral of Milo Goss *t Plain­ work but was unsuccessful in getting it. well uu Monday. The Fisher school commenced last Mon­ day with Miss Gaul as teacher this being her third term there. • Mys. Mary Deal and Miss Lucia Brain­ Earnest Cowles was called to Kalamazoo ard wore delegates to the Conference of byffhe serious Illness of his father. the Foreign Missionary Society held at Mrs. Flodly Marks has a daughter and a Kalamazoo. grand daughter visiting her. The people In this vicinity were pained Frank Kinnie sister who has been vlsi t­ to learn of the death of Mr. M. J. Goes of ing him is at Grand Rapids visiting now. Plainwell who departed this life last Frank Kennedy is at Grand Rapids on Thursday. A wife and several children business tills week. are left to mount. They have the sympathy Ladies dime society will.meet Thursday of this entire community. at Elder Martins south of Hastings. Sylas Doster was at Kalamazoo Saturday. Prof. Handy of Plgin well closed a suc­ cessful singing school * Monday evening. Mr. Crawford of Carlton is teaching the A few cases of measles are reported. Tamarac school. Qftr new Post Master looks quite digni­ Mrs, Heberty has returned to her home fied with his Grover cap. in Kansas. She has been visiting her Wheat in this locality has wintered bet­ daughters Mrs. Nash of this place and ter than expected. Mrs. Haight of Woodlaud. . The Farr Bros, are bound to lead. They Archer Huff formerly of this place but have commenced plowing for eoru. now of Kalamazoo, was married about two months ago and last week his wife was Bowline. . laid to rest by friends and relatives. He Some few farmers here have sown oats has our heartfelt sympathy. and others are waiting on account of the Mr. Branch of this place Is going Into moist ground for plowing. the peach business. He has set out a nice Mrs. Julius Crosby of Battle Creek is large orchard. He will try raising them by expected here to visit her mother Mrs. cultivating them like they do at the lake Lang and her many friends. shore. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell of Hastings The cherry trees are full of buds and were present at the entertainment held st the prospects are for a large crop of Dr. VanHorns last Thursday evening. cherries. Dr. Sheffield and wife returned from James Aspinawl of Woodland has Detroit last Friday where he graduated as bought the Haggarty farm aud moved up­ a physician, and will make this place bis on it. Mr. Haggerty hafrmoved up north home for an indefinite time. He will ren­ In Oceana county. der his assistance to the suffering and fill Jenette Lipscomb is married to W. Hill the vacancy of Dr. VanHorn. and has gone to his home to live. A large number were present at the Roy Dlllenbeck and Elmer McArthur social held at Dr. VanHorn’s last Thursday are putting in most of their time fishing evening. The tlms was spent In singing this rainy weatlier. It cant rain hard and music which was very interesting for enough to rain them off the lake. the older ones as well as for the younger H. Durkee and Mr. Buriiclk traded class, the net proceeds were 812.10 which horses this Monday morning. will be for the benefit of the church. Dr. VanHorn and wife and daughter Prlehard rille. Mae will start for California Thursday James Phillips met with a serious ac­ morning from Hastings. We hope that cident last week while digging a ditch on they may safely reach their journeys end. Wm. Freemans farm. Mr Pbllllps was digging through a bank where the ditch Pleanant Valley. Supervisor Frank McDerby was making was eight feet deep. One side of the bank started to cave in and Mr Phillips started to his calls last week. run when the dirt eared in and buried him. A first class suprise “rag bee” was made Be would have smothered to death had iti on Mrs. Fred Snore Thursday. The house not been for Romain Freeman who waswas full of ladies and they did 'a No. 1 near by and ran to bls assistance and soon job. The beauty of it was that not one of shoveled away the dirt Mr. Phillips is in the family knew any thing about It and a critical condition at this writing. when the ladles came no one was at home Aianzo Tobias of your city spent Sun­ but Mrs. Snore and she was making day with friends of tills place. rangements to go away soon. Frances Burdick of Hickory Corners Mrs. Peter Bass Is on the sick list visited In. this place Sunday. Rev. Wm. N(ece has returned to bls Some farmers of this place have finished home, __________________ sowing oats and are plowing for corn. School commenced Monday with Allie Castleton. Mrs. Asa Noyes is quite alok with Gaskill as teacher. quinsy. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strong of Barryvllle Mtes Ella Hubbard returned to her home were guests of C. C. Price Sunday. Shirley Smith of Hastings visited at E. Saturday. Frank and Blanche have disolved part­ V. Smith’s Friday. John Geerhart went to Colorado Mon­ nership. Mrs. Albert Role la visiting Mrs. day to remain the summer. John Feighner is able to be out again. Blanchard she intends to go to Ohio In a few weeks. r Thomas Carey of Charlotte was on our Rev. Stowell and family are visiting street Saturday. "Ml Mrs. Stowells parents near Saranac. Mrs, Marble has returned to her home at S. A. White our blacksmith has moved Harbor Springs, Mrs. Charley Feighner has returned into the Hayman house. Vern J. Lathrop after a few days visit from a visit to her sister at Mt. Pleasant. Miss Nina Feighner entertained her with hit parents returned to Ann Arbor Monday. friend Miss Grace Gunn of Vermontville Several from Hastings attended the conlast week. A. L. Noyes has commenced work in aentlon at Barryvllle Saturday. Mias Orpha Mead started Wednesday the Nashville creamery. Chas. Heckerthorn has been confined to evening for New York tojlalt her slater. Ed Mead has moved to Assyria. the bed since January with a disease of Alex Barnes and Jim Bates have return­ ed from North Dakota and Ray Barnes has returned from the ndrth part of the state The boys say there is no work to be had. M«C Chamberlin paid a vlalt to rrt.nds In Hastlnm and ticlnlty. Our xehool commenced lul Monday with Mr. Edmonds as Teacher. Johnny Dorian la wnrkinr la Kalamazoo. Our former pastor Bev. Spitler will continue with os another year. Mrs. William Chamberlin has purchas­ ed a new patent loom and intends to weave carpets. Jay McCallum wife and daughter of Cheboygan Co. are visiting friends here. the spine. ______ _____ ’ Quimby. Making garden Is the order of the day. Some from this place attended the Christian Endeavor Convention held at Barryvllle the 23rd. and report a splendid time. Why can’t Quimby have a society? School commenced last Monday with Miss Effie Sheffhauser at the helm. Our Sunday School Is In a prosperous condition with its new set of officers. Hope It will continue. Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Scott’s, this week. Mia* Edith Ryann of Flint i* vUUigg her Aunt Mrs. Brohellor. Mm. AdH»Clark visited her daughter at Charlotte last week returning home Satur­ day. Her daughter came with her for a short visit Born to-Mn and Mrs. Wm. Bivena the 19th. an 8XtP’ daughter. Prayer meeting at Halister McCartneys Friday evening. The carpenters finished framing Av TRowleys barn Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray are rejoicing over the advent of a new son that arrived at their home last week. Miss Sarah Roberts expects to move to Blanchard Isabella county this week. Mr Frbeck is building a new house. Rev. John Marshall visited bis parents here last week. The boys are spearing quite a number of fish in the creeks in this vicinitySherm and Geo, Ayers have gone toPort Haven to look for work. Our new band gives the entertainment which was given here two weeks ago at Bowens Mills Saturday evening. Mr. J. J. Hendershott was quite sick last week but is now able to be out again. Walter Babcock attended the county Y. P. S. C. E. Convention at Barryvllle last Saturday. There was an Aid Society organized- at Mrs. Mitchells recently in connection with Mr. Freemans charge at the Cobb school house. Mias Pearl Hendershott who was home last week for the spring vacation relumed, to Ypsilanti Munday. John Rogers was disappointed in not getting steady work at bis trade In Middle­ ville and will remain in Irving after all. John is a good workman and can turn-hls hand to almost every kind of work. We are glad to know he is to stay In Irving. Mr. Cole who bus been living in the house with Jacob Crawford moved intothe village last week. . The saw mill is running on full time turning out ties and lumber. It will be some weeks yet before they get their logs all cut. By the looks of Ibe lights on the river one would think the Fish Warden wao not looking.this way very often. There are a number of teams still track­ ing logs which they failed to get In on slelgha. 'We are thankful for better weather and oar farmers are busy preparing ground fop corn. . Mrs. Dunlap IralTO on thewlek list. Sheriff McKevitt was in town TuesdayMiss Leola Flemlag began be second term of school in the Cbman-'district, No. 5, Yankee Springs, last Monday. Bert Webb a former Middleville boy is visiting his parents and other relatives in the village. John Dietrich was in Grand Rapids Tuesday. The band is practicing for anninstrel con­ cert to be given in the near future. At a meeting of the M. E. ' 8. S. board last Monday evening; lit war decided to purchase 50 books entitled “Golden Grain” We have examined this book which Is new this year and think the board made a wise choice. ■ Receipts of the Baptist Aid Society and Eden Musee held at W. E. Kellar's last Friday evening were ten dollars. The Missionery Concert held at the Bap­ tist church last Sunday evening was well attended. A very interesting and profit­ able program was carried out and we think Mr. and Mrs. Robertsoh deserve especial praise for the interesting remarks by the ’ former and splendid paper by the latter. What makes A. Morse the tinner smile so? Is it the decrease in the priee la tin? Oh not It’s a daughter. Numbers of fishing lights are to be seen on the river every evening spearing suck­ ers (?.). A number have been-speared un­ der the old mw mill since the factory startMrs. Will Coman and daughter- Maggie visited in Lamont last week. Emory Jones of Leighton spent Satur­ day and Sanday with his teacher George Bassett ' The Epworth league hold their Fanny Crosby social at.C. N. Webb’s Friday eve­ ning. Refreshments consisting of the first fruits of the season and other delica­ cies will be served by the young gentlenienMrs. Gaiusha swallowed a -needle last Thursday, but by prompt medical assis­ tance she is now nearly as well as ever. Ethel Carveth was in Grand Rapids. Sajurdav. Orley Oranger called on friends-In Mid­ dleville Satuzday. Will Lainoraux goes to Cadillac Wednes­ day where he will work this eummer. B..A. AI my has added a car load of salt to his already large stock of-genera I mer­ chandise and dow hai oce of the best' stores in town. M. S. Keeler is having -a special cost price sate Ibis week. A n»»w side-walk now ^adorns Dibble' St The school children petitioned the school board to remove tae old fence. Permission was granted them Thursday night, aud the fence was removed Friday. Many hands make light work (when tearing down.) J. Stevens who bad hla-fiogezscui by a buzz saw expects to have the use of some stiffened but healed ones. Mrs. W. R. Young and daughter Maud are employed at Ilanuy.'s School Seat Works In Grand Rapids, as book keepers. Moore & Masterbrook, of Bowen's Mills have started an agricultural shed ou the Westside. • The creamery churning Saturday morn­ ing amounted to over 300 lbs. Chas. Cook sr., Is building a new house on Broadway. . At a meeting of the Township Board, Inst Saturday, Will Pierce was choaet for the West bide and Geo. S. Bassett for the East Side as census takers. Mert Smith and wife are the happy pos­ sessors of an 8K lb. boy that came to- them Sunday April 15th. Bert Shepard and wife have also- a boy 10;*£ lb. Born Saturday April 2teL Mrs. Dr. Powers, Mrs. Louisa. Smith, Mrs. Nina Tasker and the Miuea Grace Powers, Adda Bowen and Gertrude Tasker were at the Coun?y Convention of the Y. P. S. C. E. at Barryville April 21st. Assyria Lodge war honored by having one of their number Mrs. Vira Tompkins choeen for county Treasurer Y. P. S. C. E. Mrs. Louisa Smith has commenced her class in music again as has also Mrs. Gertie Martens. Most of our farmers hive their oats A. Coombs bad a sale Monday disposing of bis personal property. He still continues sown and are plowing (or corn. Mrs. Evarts, the teacher in the primary at the Fanners sheds at Battle Creek. department of oun school, handed In "her resignation last Tuesday. Mts. Evarts Belton. Charlie Johnson was in town shaking has had very jkxk health for some time past but tried to finish her term of school bauds with old friends last week. Nelt Scudder of Kalamazoo was in town which would have closed in five weeks, but was unable to do so. Mrs. Evarts has on business Tuesday. Mr. Russell and wife of Ptaluwell were taught a very successful term of school guests of B. Norwood and wife recently. and her many friends will miss her. Boro to Mr- and Mrs. John Velte on I.epha Mahoney returned from Grand. Sunday a babji girl. J oh* Ja busy band­ Junction Tuesday last. John Williams and wife and Mrs. Dr. ing out clgars^md candy. On Thursday the Odd Fellows of this Scribner were at Augusta Thursday. N. T. Dlmund o^ Hastings was in oor place will celebrate their seventy-fifth anniversary of the lutsoducllou of the town last Wednesday. Mr. Smith of Marshall was the guest *4 Order in the United, States. Several lodges havebeen invited and a large Il W, Rowley last week. E. Rarret was at Kalamazoo Thursday crowd is expected. A good program has been prepared and an. enjoyable time is. on business. Mr. Dodge of Plainwell was in town in­ anticipated^ We understand that our school board , voicing bis stock of tumiture last week. C. B. Robinson waa at Plainwell to at have filled the vacancy created by theresignation of Mrs. Evarts. tend the funeral of M. J. Goss Monday. We aw informed that our Literary. George Norwood.wos at Hastings TkureSociety will put on a. play soon. day. Thera- is another right hot law suit Myrtle Norwood, returned to het work brewing. in Richlaud Tuesday. We bear that Miss- Edith Densmore has Born to Mr. and. Mrs. Dudley the 21st resigned her position at Schantz Deos, a daughter. Mr. W, Mahoneys daughter TUla of and will soon leave oar village. Miss Grand Junction, was mried at Prairieville Densmore has made many friends who regret her departure. last Saturday. Horace Barton of Orino Mich, was the guest of ills brother Bigin over Sunday be Frank Doty shipped, last Saturday,, expect* to go to Tennessee soon. “Among.the Breakers” will be repeated lambs from bis own feeding, to Buffalo, again Saturday evening April 33lh owing usd he is going, through with them. The Ladles Add held their social last to stormy, weather the 21st L. W. Rowley was at Kalamazoo on Wednesday a! the home of Mr. and Mr*. L. C. Edmond, and a fine turnout of the business recently, Georgo-Whittemore’s house is enclosed. ladies were present it netted, the society . Ansel Bush was at Hastings last week- •1.65. Lorenzo Jones, while driving a spirited W. Reynold has been visiting bis daugh­ team with a load of sheep for Doty to Bat­ ter Carrie of Kalamazoo. Anew weather vane will soon adoxn tle Creek hurt week, the w hidetree clevis pin came out and they started in for a our new church. Bishop Bros are building a new boat, for runaway, throwing Junes out, Upping over the load and finally becoming loose Seth Crosby. from Urn wagon and started for home. Mrs. Hynes is very stek. . George Fricke was the guest of C. F. The only damage done was (he breaking of the leg of one "sheep and the shaking Moreau and wife over Sunday, Rena Lasher of Plainwell was the guest up that Mr. Jones received. The team was caught by some other drivers coming of her parents over Sunday. Messrs Dr. Scribner and Che*. Lasher up the road. Rev. Sales preached at the Kinley was at Augusta Monday. Kbaltx. Mrs. S. Dudley died April 21st, funeral church last Sunday to a full house. We are all glad that Rev. Spittier Js to­ Rev. VanWinkle, received last week. be our pastor again this year. Services at services were held the '22nd. A. Bostwiek Thursday eve, ab the social held at Dr. officiating. the church next Sunday at 2;30 P, M. C. B. Robinson moved to Plainwell ibis VanHorn’s 812.90 Little Ruby Newtoa is staying at Fred Jerry Boynlnton Is at work in straightweek to co nd not the furniture business for Zerbela for the present. ning curves and getting Haro and rlghtFannie Pierce begins her third term of away* between Rattle Creek and Bedford, Mrs. Hattie Hayward of Plainwell was school at Break Ridge and Edith Barber begins her first term here next Monday the guest of Mr*. C. B. Robinson (he ftrst and is ready to go to work on proposed of the week, our best wishes are with them. The grist mill was idle a couple of days bonds. Ed. Poster* of your city was on our this week on acccunt of having no ooal. streets lasttTbartday. 1 They have two carloads on the way. Jennie Water* and children visited rela­ Many from hare attended the Endeavor Ada Williams of Galesburg was home tives here last week. CjnvenUoo at Berryville last week BatarMonday April 16th. being Mr*. Wm. ova* Sundayinroys 65th. birthday forty of her « J “surprised” bar. Mr*. Aaron Shultz ok anti st the Grove Sunday ■ few fitting word* presented her with UlUekopro^ recoreQ. g«ft* In behalf o( the tompahy- A �— Hastings Banner. " Tliuraday, April »6, 1894^ " oSqk'bBO*-Proprietor.Hastings City _ OUT. Th*I>M<»'’r«c,B‘m Fall While ITHed with Worshipers. rerenxrew totorUM.w. .1 th. BUto o< Open tor buslnewDec.l5.lM4. • officers: D. G. Boblnson. President! Chester Messer, Vlee. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. DUJwrroBs: D. w. Reynold*. R B. Messer. D.G. Robinson, Cheater Messer, John Gsrreth, P. T. Colgrove. ’ Has the only savings department la in Barry Cowntv and pays 4 per cent interest on all Ume Michigan Central The Niagara Faile Route.” Ki IS® |&j | j Hastinos. . ........ I 3.361 |tLfflr»-18! 1.25 C. H. OSBORN. Local Agent, nestings O. n. Bugouks G. P IT. A. Chicago PARKER’8 HAIR BALSAM -*r Fatla to BMtor» Gny dr to it* Youthful Color, w pcaIp diawaM * hair taUlafaoc,M>dsi-iJOM bnin-Mi Rootbeer makMtb® home circle complete. Thia freri Temperance Drink fives pleas­ ure and health to every member of too family. A 25c. package makes 5 gal­ lons. Be sure and get the genuine. Bold everywhere. Made only by The Chas, a Hires Co., Phllada. BUFFALOES IN ENGLAND. Specimens of the Few Cure Ivors Shipped Across the Ad :ntl<x Th* Expertir^nt of Breeding thr Animal* In EnglUh Park* Conalderrd by Hritons aa Very LUcrly to Fifty, or even half that number of years ago, the possibility of the “huf­ fier’' of the American plains becoming extinct was not so much as dreamed of, says tho St. James’ Budget. For ages they had wandered in countless herds on the plains on the eastern side of the Rocky mountains, providing the red Indian with an apparently inex­ haustible supply of meat Thousands were killed for their tongues and the steak cut out of the hump—the most delicate part The bison*. from which the early “voyagers” and the fur traders obtained their “pemmican." did not suffer from the demands made upon their numbers by the Indians; but the white hunter, with his ever­ improving firearms, did the work of destruction. Where once the herds were so numerous that it was the prac­ tice to drive them gradually tp the edge of a precipice and there frighten them over, none can be found. At last the United States government awoke to the fact that America was upon th® point of losing the bison. The agents cf the Smithsonian institute had a dif­ ficulty in procuring some specimens which were Required. The result was ffhAt a small herd of about forty is now /•tActly preserved in the Yellowstone .peft But one or two wander away .most uears and are soon killed when ,ODce <outside the protected territory; *the security o/the herd is consequent‘ly by no aneans assured. The news, therefore. That a number of Nebraska ’bufTr’.oes have been imported to this ►country, having been obtained for the purp » e of being turned down in some our parks. wfF foe welcomed by our naturalists. It is,unfortunately,very questionable if the experiment of keeping and breeding the grand beasts in our Eng­ lish parks will be attended with any •news*. The bison on its native plain's i* accustomed to great beat in summer । ana extreme cold in winter. But. for that, the climate is a constant one. -and the change of the variability, th® fog and the damp of this country- wfll be great. Indeed, when we look at the condition of the bfooifr European re­ rc weH doubt . henns bison will loPg remp.18 an inhabitant of the earth. It may be many years before we quite lose it, for representatives will probably linger for a comparatively long period pre­ served in parks, just as the ancient white British cattle linger ndfr. But, sis in the ease of the latter, the want of fresh blood and the consequent close interbreeding will tell in time and result in constantly diminishing fertility, until in the course of years the. lari representative of the race will M are Bank, CAPITAL S7B.OOO.OO 8MMH.C8 >18.0«0 l>0. S<an»M. Grecian Towns Devastated by an Work of Our Lawmakers In the Fifty-Third Oongroaa. Earthquake- MINERS TH.tr Groat strixo lx Now Und« Good Headway- CoUler* H*v* Uwtlnf*. • • Ml611- Station, MANY LIVES LOST. " FROM WASHINGTON. non HIM**' HXAOOCAHTKM. Coiciraro, 0.. April ga.—President Johu McBride, of the United Worker, he. witched the new.paper report, of the big coalminer, atriae, w^h began at noon Ratuntor Evening News, “The Great Daily of Michigan.’ THREE MONTHS, — • " ............. . . v’ i* to that to looj a« r>u may live you wiU contour a artbacriber. aE<j VoqJ, Washington. April 18.—In the senate no more think of .topping than you wonld of canrolling your > ^p,yesterday a motion that all petitions mymn I» *» complete and accurate in wery . :.sn:owtprotesting against the ratification of new., riving alto ranch .pedal matter for men, women clathe Chinese treaty might be presented and mad. Think of the textimouial of he,ooo home, which now receive and «clame in open session was agreed to. 1 bo carefully the information recelreJ by hint He tariff bill was discuteed. A’ favors vie Mtlmate, the number ou strike at 13S. The Evening New*. report was made on the bill for the t ctor-r ewf. ■ • FO* * *OffTHS BY MAIL . . suppression of the lottery traffic and a 100, as follow*: Ohto. ................ -AOCOiKeawcky............... bllbwaa reported to set apart 1,000,000 4j SMXunr Stxxkt, jf seres for each of tho arid land states _____ ; _ _ DETROIT. MICP.,->-x>oocao and territories to be reclaimed in small ^b*Say.Y..,“,.- aow’tadUu Territory L1« Hondrvda Slain. tracts by means of irrigation. London, April 24.— The latest news T*This estimate doe* not include Colo­ Washington. April 10.—In the senate from the earthqunke-striqken district of Greece is contained in the following yesterday Senator Palmer (dem., IlL) in- rado, from which* state contradictory THE RADIOPHONE. -jspaccn from irom Athens: amrus. ' troduced a bill repealing tMte state bank report* have been received. A few dispatch The earthquake shocks that began tax but prohibiting the issuing ox day* ago word waareceived from noflh* nte fir rorh troritton. .i'lto r I siTa ft at about 7:30 o’clock Friday night con*. money by state banking institutions ern Colorado that the miners in that Talking Through Space by Meana tinued with more or loss frequency. ‘ or by any other corporations or persons state would join the strike. There are of Hout Raya. The death list will reach into the hun-' except national banka Senator Mor­ about 8,000 miners there. Since that dreds- All laat night the oscillation ‘ rill (rep.. VL) spoke in opposition to time do definite information ha* been NOTICE roKiHKAIJSC. (Lum ’ of the earth was noticeable aud the the tariff bill, while Senator Turpie received. ' A Wonderful Invention ef Prof- Bell** stK2!.¥ihl’,r'-CM'"’I gtrik* a Ci mpl«O Mncc***. people of this city were in a state (dem., Ind.) defended the measure. Exhibition at I be World’* Fair" li-pt&uiv. T«Mcg(«»pu (.uiutuuuk.( W ashington , April so. — The day in ttw l-rosxu Chon tor th. The strike, so far as Ohio and Penn­ of semi-panic. Telegraph communica­ How tbr Instrument I* «.d<«U»tltl <u> « MhraTl.SL.Tff’ dth many Work rdtion wi 2-------* -*paru of the country •is the senate yesterday waw almost en- sylvania are concerned, seems to have ax mouth, noth thu Oat. we W«7"t ihrtt Hxlm? Sffif E badly interrupted anddt is almost im­ tirely consumed by a speech against been a complete succera. The result* BeU'a radiophone, by which conver­ estate of Jane t'vntant. la'r *2* XLI* possible to get news of the towns that the pending tariff bill by Senator Per­ in Illinois also have been much more deesMri. and that ali cn dilorr of uid encouraging than was anticipated. sation h transmitted through space on must have been affected by the shocks. kins, of California. a ray of light, no wires or electricity W ashington , April 31. — In the senate In three villages-^-Malesina, Proskina The ndvlces from the southern Illi­ of Hasting*, lor examination auu aii0«^a7 and Martino, all in the province of Lo- yesterday Senators Gallinger and Dolph nois mining region are rather meager up being used in any portion of the appar­ °Lof text, and ■poke against the tariff bill cris—130 persons were killed. to this time. P. H. Penn», national atus, is one of the scientific wonder* at gtoridtod whi be beard before said SftS | ’Washington, April Si.—The tariff vice president of the United Mine the world’s feir. The photophone, b) Monday, the 2nd day or Jul*, andon Tumi*? Horror In a Church. Use tod day o! October next, at Wdoc*tool’ w hich a telephone is caused to re ­ The mayor of Larymni telegraphs bill waa further discussed in the senate Workers, is at Pana, one of the largest W*DOOU cd each of tn<.*r • “* Dated. April 2nd. a? 6 . that a heavy shock occurred at Pros­ yesterday. A message was received mining center* in that section of th e spond to the variations in intensity of CHAS. W. AMMSjawa. Judge of hohat* kina while vesper services were being from the president transmitting Ha­ state, and the latest information from a light ray falling upon a scleniwz. held in the parish church. The walls waiian correspondence, and the me* him was to the effect that a majority of cell placed in a local electric circuit is familiar. Prof. Alexander Graham CHANCERY SALE. of the church fell, burying all the wor­ morial of Pennsylvania workingmen the men there had voted to strike. Bell succeeded in transmitting articu­ shiper* in the ruins Hardly a per- against the tariff bill was read by SenIo pursuance and bj »irl*p o! u order nsbt 1* 1111*01* **d Wm1 Vlnxiala. to® Orsll Court for the Coast* U son in the church escaped without in- ator Quay, It now seems that Illinois and West late speech in this way by making a toorwpf Barry, In Chano ry. »<> ti c Wa«'e of Mrtitoa jury. Thirty were taken out dead. Virginia will be the battle ground in beam of light, which a mirror reflects, ■Urie and dated ou the thlrtv nth dk) of Washington. April 18.—By a vote of the competitive district A. D. Dri, In a ccrinlD rauw thereto ms. House* were thrown down in other President vibrate, the vibrations being of the ary ms Wherein Celina McCuinb i» rawMaSw part* of the village and the money loss 218 to 47. the republicans voting for it, McBride estimate* that in West same kind aa those produced by speak­ 4^MARwq F. Shepherd *hd Kaehri Ate. is great Scores of the villager* are the house yesterday adopted the Virginia out of about 3.000 miner* ing through a membrane. He used • rhani are defendants. Neber i. bwi quorum-counting rule. The diplomatic 2,000 have suspended work. William thin mica or glass plate as a diaphragm, that I shall sell al public asetion to the ktotet practically ruined. on Halarday the twelfth uayof and consular appropriation bill was Fahy, a member of the national execu* which by being silvered served at the bidder, Whole Fnmltles KUIbmL I). 1SBI. al ten,o’cl<M k In the h rruocm. v'the ’ At Maiesin a houses tottered and fell discussed - ------ ... and a large . number of com- tive"board, and Edtnund Thpmaa are at same time a* a mirror. The reflected Mrttafroatdoor of tluMourt Uvim? to the an of Heeling*. Count) of iu.n and Stale i as though built of cardboard. In this mittee reports were presented, , work in that state and will address, a ray df light as it fell upon the selenium ■MM*aa.*ari court brniM- Mun the phte lot Washixotom, April 19.—The‘ consular, little village sixty jH'.rsons were killed. । re veil nt the distant point varied in ip- holding the circuit cyurt f>»r tie C<U£ty of large number of meetings this week. A In some cases entire families—fathers, and diplomatic appropriation bill was dhpatcL waa received irom ihe miners tensity in uni*on with the sound waves Barry, the folkrwiag doenl-rd । roperh.leattAll that ecrtaln |>tr*ce'<>r i sm I *4 lard dtumothers and children—were taken out further discussed,in the house yester­ at Moundsville, W, Vs., stating that which eaused the vibration of the dia- ate. Iyl°k and hrimc In tb«- C<untT of Bwn day and the debate touched a wide the miners had been offered the seven- i phragm mirror. The varying intensity In the stale of Mlrhigav. known and dwcrfM of the ruins dead. as tiie cadi half of tLe noilt »t>. ■;urter variety of subjects and waa full of per ­ At Martino thirty-nine persons were ty-cent rate demanded, and asking of the light produces in the selenium tion number twenty two In town cue ngth killed. Here, as at Proskina, the par­ sonalities. whether they should accept it and re- ' cell a corresponding variation in the range acven weal. *ul>j<-ct to the roudittoMU a certain lease of one half arfr ou the north ww, W ashington , April 80. — In the house ish church was the scene of the great. . turn to work. President McBride wired resistance of the local circuit, and the corner of said laud bercMorv giun for ek«eh est number of fatalities. -yesterday the time was occupied In dia-^ them not to accept under any conditions , varying current which result* there­ pwMMs. reference belug bad to raid leae. In the vicinity of Athens the fatali- cusaing the diplomatic and consular until further advised. He says that i from is translated into sound waves by said description eon tain it.g in all eltbt armsot land more or lr»J actont!tig tothe United suin ties were less numerous, but the dam­ appropriation bilL this will be one of the greatest thing* ! the telephone, which correspond exact- «orv®y. / age to property is immense. The offi­ inuX’^d u’lk/htoM yJrerday to “ j U Dated. Hasting*. Mich. March 3>. Ir®4. “■' I’"'0"1 “ I £"‘‘h »J« •OTnd WB'“ whi'd> *i»”»tod AU’MI) £ KDASHH. ces of the Austrian Lloyd and other Circuit Court Conuntwoom surrevof .shin canal route, connectiuff i no doubt I d many plaro. offer, .will be | the dtaphrogm. ................................. steamship companies were partially de­ survey of aship canal route, connecting i Phiur T. Cou.move. , made to pay the prices demanded and i Prof. Bell pursued hb investigations Solicitor for cotntdaln&ut. Barn On stroyed The church of St. Elias, on Lake Erie and the Ohio river, by way ■ the miners will be inclined to accept looking to obtaining sounds without Mich. Castells hill, between the Pireaus and of the Ohio canal and Muskingum All Out in Ohio. the addition of a local circuit, and his Pbalerum, has been racked beyond re­ river. The rest of the day was spent in ' In Onio there has not been a single latest production, that which is non pair ani is tottering to its fall The the fruitless discussion of the bill to j refusal on the part of the about ready for exhibition in the Bell settle some Tennessee war claim* . r *P orl of * ~~ ‘ domes, walls and mosaics of the fa­ telephone pavilion in Electricity build­ ,1°‘n_„ mous Byzantine church of Daphne are against the government amounting to dent McBride says that so far as he can ing. may be briefly described aa fol­ 322,000. The evening session was de­ very seriously damaged. determine there is only one place in ' lows: In the northwest gallery, over- ■w TRAD! MARK voted to pension business. AGAINST THE WILSON BILL. Washington, April 22.—In the house Pennsylvania outside of the anthracite i hanging the main floor a few feet. aud coke regions where the miners I; there has been erected a nmall plat­ yesterday the diplomatic appropriation ingtfta with a rrotaat. । ^Bl was further considered and eulogies bare not quit work and that is at, form, upon which the sending appai is placed. This consist* of a Washimcton. April 2L-The demon- werc delivered on the late Senator Gib- Tuttle Creek, where about 1,500 men Iratus are employed. focusing arc lamp of ordinary pattern, stration of the Workingmen’s Pro- f Bon’ °* L°u^siRD&whose rays, rendered parallel by a lens. tective Tariff league against the Wil­ Press dispatches from Iowa indicate . are reflected from a thin diaphragm , son bill was l>cgun in Washington Fri­ miner* there have hare I mirror to the receiving instrument I McKinney, Tex.. April 28.—Ex-Gov. i that none of the miners day. A special train of eight cars cat ‘ James W. Throckmorton died here in struck, but President McBride has a i about eighty or ninety feet away, at —POSITIVELY CURESing the first delegation of . this 70th year. He came to Texas ’ telegram from Julius Froh stating that1 the north front of the Bell telephone men and women th, BalUraore A Ohio'pulled depot from . ,rom TeDn«»« *>'°ro ww ill the w«th«ro pwl of th.l .tote 1. pHvlUon.' Tl>e retleotlng mirror t. . Philadelphte Hl dood and wm a member of the convention ■ on. There Me nbont 8,000 miner, in dl»k of rery thin gl.w, ellrered on Ito received by .CongreMmBn Harmer, of ' the,ordln*"“ , •««•««!«■> l»«U<»tod. reverte reverse .Ide side .nd and ................................... held in a heavy braaa SleepleMnesM and all d«.r«Dgetaente of tbtbP Fifth PenneylrenU dietrict Th. ,lon' Vut •‘ronifly opporod tb.lomor .b. .lrtk, from, frame by by mean. moans -of washers of ordinary Nervous *)>*.-=*. toleration marched down Pennayl- ----ur'-—1Ie- — ----------------------------T°lon'1 " the «>■>'•<><>'*'« rea- , blotting blotting paper. paper. T I, ""7 I —Th I”"'7 miner, are etrikibj for the •*»• Opening into the . . ... .... . &rmv. and after the war wm Im-iaA tors t ion of th* at-«i at.. wage -■ was a elected toratlon the ini inter-state agree- 1 chamber in the rear of this mirror is vania avenue to Metzerott's hall, where army, removed abandoned -------during ”----------* * beadquarters have been established, governor, ,, ■ butt was . , . by - Gen. ~~i ment which „~ ■ ----------„ lh$ —r •. an «u c~ a,ordinary speaking tube, into which -yaA fnn. terms, RtimtnAr — 3•»~«- —11 — by a ____ <i * • the and where meetings were held during NhuriHun «horidan- Later hn ho sat »erTed summer, Aww* first voluntarily • , - ----------* -----small ---------...e sounds are uttered, causing the th, day at which rigorou, epeochea in ln conSTe“_ ' number "< ------ --in the Piltaborg ------ 1 di»• of miners mirror to vibrate as would the diaPurely Vegatable. guMrsnied fre» tnct. and thu. forced a reduction in I phragm of a telephone transmitter. denunciation of the Wilson bill were । Will They New Learn . opiates, 100 full sire d'»*es. Me. “deOaKAioo.a, Iw. la., April SO. I Omt^ooea. M.-Thrrc Z[LCOm^ l,Dlh'Vnit^l Thw >« P-^ld M. D. Baller. Receiving.Teller Grand R^ . bunko sharps got 15,000 from Robert I yr*nv .kit . I U»«*» received at the farther end as (Mich.) Saving* Bauk - .yj hdo- , by a parabolic reflector, in the focus of loo much in farur of -Athranda. woeeMrs Mesominie, Mich., April 90. — AtI1 Mitchell, one of the richest farmer* in > .Mahaska They used the old three-] ’J b V” | ^ich is placed a gla« bulb, contain- Heart and Nerve Cure Marinette. Wia., two women were 4’ card monte trick, putting the bet* in a ' th^ Prepared by Wheeler ard Juliet Mdlcfce UufJJ* “lne”’ “d “X | » 8rnrdl portion of ordinary burnt Oo„ Cedar Spring-. Mid.. Sold by. burned to death in a tenement house. 4 , box and letting Mitchell wm the pile 2 “ n ‘ ? r .T ‘ j 0 ” I cork' The bulb I, blown into the end A Mrs Cleary tried to start a kitchen . and getting the wrong box Mitchell I “Jt“nreM7^h. ' »»• H*- '"be abort a quarter of an fire with kerosene, when an explosion —*•■'<•<—■ —« «.vuM w*. -xiwocu । t n . .^ --* -—L'37' MICH HASTINGS. nA j, iput uo* rope - present the sentiment of all th*J * . . . 1. . . occurred. Her clothing c.ught Are end Mt.nn 10 tnwn “wo w *" d wwt P>‘ hL »reh _end „toTm*S inch in diameter and four Inches long, she ran into a bedroom where a abter U up on a ,ure ?ame’ ind 19 now lo°k- 1 acknowledge the other end of which is open, and to fire. Storey wre in U\eleep, „d ^^tb' °“,er Wlo’r' °9"’ ’“><> ' U »H wou’Xm^S The Guarantee Nursery < ■ -.enet*. N- J which Is attached an ordinary phono­ attempted io smother the flames with reward_________________ 1 advantage. * M graph bearing tube, which extends wish to employ •evrrxl reliable vicinity U> «ell their guar.tstewl nurcery ««* bAd-dothing. The effort was unsuc- ' Klhert B. Monroe Drop* Dead. I ll*llro*d* AflWt d into a small cabinet, where the liste­ Write for terms at cure. cesafui and both were so badly burned Nxw Yorn, April 28 —Elbert B. Mon- ! The susDension of wnrk .1. 1 ner, removed from external noises, re­ that thV died ton.bort tore , roe, a ..rebar of th. United htato wi?'JX^XTtL ceives the message. The only adjust­ PARKER’S w.»«n Tot. u niiouU. i dropped many railroads, and from one-half to ments required are that the rays be Chicago, April M.-Return, from the । e’eI,in* bl» ' f°nr-fltth« the train crew, will be directed from the mirror in the gallery in an axial direction into tho parabolic aebool dutrlet. In Illlnota Indicate that ” nThS JLl” J1™1" °f , 0)1 pending the eettlement Ofthe elections were more hotly Conte,ted been driring and ' the strike. Among the roada mrot reflector, and that the bulb containing than erer before In the history ot th. r“’hod1. hom* A* h« rotowl likely to be thus affroled arm the barat cork be brought to the focus state. In most localities severe weather ’ » of th5 j °“s® h®Bnd whon । Th® Hoekin< Vslby, Toledo and Ohio O*n- of the parabolic mirror. This latter is CONSUMPTIVE pnevafled, but this fact did not deter 1 *erTanta reybed him life was extinct I tr*L Ohio Boutaera. Columbus. Sandusky'wd accomplished by pushing the glass ririigA*. 11 ‘]*• tube to or out until satisfactory re­ tte women from .otog and working 1 Dreta Mm . u„ W1„. | all of ‘he toy for their candidate.. In I Puiladilfhia, April- 81--Amo. Wa-1 Cie’etoa ud oEtSj' sults are obtained. Certainly nothing many diatricta there were women can- ten, aged to yeara and John Rick- ■ Mri imrlr Uu, Here u Peun- could be simpler than this; but, al­ though the instrument is of great sci­ dldatea but aa a rule they were de-’ ards. aged t8 yeara, linemen tor the ".Jlwn w«, Vl^ato -------- . .. entific interest, it has no apparent featei. ' gen Telephone company, were killed oitor states wberv the strike prevail*. EffWet Will B. Knrlou*. practical value. The transmitted ltoy.l Lorer. Mwrrled. I in Contact with UU eleeshould the .trike be effective to the words, as heard through the hearing COBCTU, April 30.—With all the m.x~ ’*«• «1« and Wilnldcent pomp and di»play and aug^t H.narach were aerioualy Injured. fullest extest anticipated, the eSect tubes, lack sharpness of definition and upon the country win be incalculably have a somewhat muffled sound, which ceremonial of royalty the marriage of ' W1U Obey th® Orfer. injurious, ss the strike will enforce the is probably due to the tube effects. the grand duke of Haare and Princess I Charlmton, 8. G, April 2L—Every suspension it many trade, dependent The conversation can. however, be Victoria of Coburg was solemnised ' liquor dispensary in the state has re- upon the coal industry, and may seri­ fairly understood If one knows before­ here M noon in tho presence of Queen ' ceived orders to close immediately ■« ously affect the operation of the rail­ hand what i* to, be expected, but it Victoria, Emperor Willi*.™ the prince *the u“ result -1* of the —---------- • - ­ roads of the country In the states governor's acquies would be difficult to follow an ex­ of Wales, ex-Empress Frederick, and cence it the supremo court decision where the miner* will go out. pression for which one was not premany other members of the royal fam­ that the law is unconstitutional. MORTGAGE SAf.K ‘ ? P*rod. Prof. Bell has given the fol ilies of England, Germany and Rum-I* - - ------- -—K UVTWMOL lowing explanation of the philosophy Default having been madr. l“JuJrVefWTD" AprQ S- Na certain mortcase exreuinl h.v w . Buffalo. N. Y., April 18. — The Morion, oeUnir joxeroor of the >ixu of of the phenomenon: When the inter Boom mri-Ada Verfcwm*. ''u'! df San Francisco, April 28.—News has American Glneose company has made Wyoming, died here Friday. HewXed mittent beam strikes upon the re Charie* W. Smith. stt? received here of the loss of the the official announcement that twelve two term, m the legialaU,, nwembly ceiver, the particles are alternately Of A®v*mber ll«. recorded th*J?™‘|fce of November MW *’ d * heated and cooled; when they arc day fishing schooner Dauntless and the men died in the fire that burned the of Pennsylvania Charles W. Smith, te John <»heated they expand, and consequently ■th. d«y of November l*< »h«rb drowning fonr meu the mouth of works here. Other* are ‘believed to be Celebrated Patriot's Day. ihe Intervals which are filled with ah Klamath riK'r« on th« north California in the ruina Boarox, April SO. -Patriot', day are diminished; when the light is inter coast, early tho J®th lust The created to commemorate the battle of eepted the particles are cooled and th* schooner was comunlete,y wrecked. All Lexington, wax entbuaiaatically cele­ apace* between them enlarged. Air it on board perished with her. James F. O’Brien, a lew day»ago ap­ brated in Maaaaehuaetts town* condition* of Mbl n th* squeezed out from the interstices be­ pointed district attorney for North Da­ Death Ot *D ExrtJs-vernor. tween the particle* in the first case Taooma, Wash-. April 88. — W. R, kota, waa found dead to hia office Sat­ and drawn in in the latter; the eniargRaxdowh. Wto, April SI.-Fanners from U» Ume H wm <"• »“■' Daniels, aged 7B. ex-governor of Idaho, urday. Death was duo to heart fail°'“r h5"*5nl “ouriny fancy priom foe togofthe intervals causes refraction died Saturday of Bright’s dkesAe after their laud, on a report that gold has bv a axle st-nth public O0N?f a two months’ illnesA Gov. Daniels XfuJairMtt. tr»« to**",«« been touno in the riclnlty. ° waa born in Ohio on » farm adjoining SvMMKtvnxr, Ma, April 80.—Thia AN AWFUL CALAMITY. Athens, April 28.—A severe earth­ quake was felt tnroughout Greece at 7:30 p. m. Friday. Much damage is re­ ported to have been done. An official telegram says that the town of Thebes waa totally destroyed. The inhabitants are in a sad condition, being almost entirely without food or shelter, and the officials request that tents and other requisites be sent to them. ADIRONDA Wheelers/^l H^iure Nerve \j^ HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration. Epilepsy. HMKXCKLLED HINN I w? place .u stesefc by , cyeloo* Wedne^ Mrs Vai M. Keel and three chil­ dren ware killed. It la feared that Jarvia has been appointed —• brought up, and the two were boys to- ( day. of *11 thia certain piece or panel intM oeptod the United btatoa ^omrwofMcUoo W. B*VM. ,,, �riastings Banner "Thursday, April, 16, 1894w. R. COOK. Loci! Editor. BUSINESS CARDS. 0SK1.11 BROS. ' . Tonwrlal Artists. < drut d<>>r f.wt of Luan a Tailor Shop., Tin-1-ewr-: Stylus of hair cuts. Our Uhavea inil suit yw.i. Give u» a trial Terms rcaaoniit'i’'_ ___ ’_____________ , Trill ESN. HAVER. J Auctioneer. Hastings, - - - Mich .-.tr me If you arexoing to have an auction -V iitiv kind Have had lanre experience whi give you satisfaction. Terms roaiion- K I 1 S. ^ALMETIER. J. M. SMITH. PALMERTON A SMITH Coiivevattcing a specialty. Woodland. Mich I.i M. \Voddmansee. t i.aw and coi.flKCTioh’ office. All business promptly attended to. lx»yal E. Knappen. rjiaward Taggart LU Arthur C. Denlron. TAt'.G XRT, KNAl’PKN & DENOON. LAWYERS. r ‘{ooms All kit Mteblgan Trust Co. Bkbs„ lirand Rapid*. Michigan. ' ALICE KIRK. M. b.. . Physician and Surgeon. Haitlngs, • .Mich. v >; prompdv attended day or night. Offirr Jvrr F. <;.«roweli’s boot aud shoe store M | AMES A. SWEEZEY. .1 Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices in al! courts ot the state. Colk-rtions promptly attended to. IK. K. H. LATHROP. Homoepalhic Physician and burgeon Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New Drug Store. All calls promptly attended to. D i A. SCRIBNER, M. D., . Physician aud Surgeon, Deitnn, - ■ Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. A. A C. H. BARBER , Physicians and Surgeons. Calls fa oily qr county responded to with promptness, day or nixtit. p a. sheEdox, J , Abstract and Real Estate Office. Adstraet Hock. HastingsMoney to loan on Beal Estate Real Estate sold ou commission. Genoral conveyancing. Having a complete set of Abstract nookA.com iu'.-d from the Records, can furnlsn complete , truti F. BROOKS.Clerk. H M. FOWLER, D. I). S. THULIP T. COLGKUVK. X Attorney at Law i Saccessor to Smith A Colgrove.) ■ office tu Union block. Ha»'iiiKs.t Practices in alt the courta of the Mata X E. KENASTON, ' i. Attorney at Law, ।«»ver J ■*. Goodvear A Vo.’6store.) rrwucef'.u Ml courtsof rhe State rrtlectinnv • r -rnpriy .ttr-’Ming to. L' K. TIMMERMAN. Homapathic Phy I . sieian and Surgeon. (Officeover l.atbrop’s’-drug’♦tore.) local^neWs - SIKOILATfON - This week. 82 quires. Hereafter. changes 'for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to 1 Insure insertion in the issue of the week when brought. Ptirifv the blool. tone the nenes, and give •trength to the weakened organs and body by laklu i lbw I s Sarea panlia now. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. creamery at Woodland is now taking in 41.(Mie pounds of milk daily. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure a cold In the bead. Wj, H. Goodyear. Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure Is the best sootiilng and healing. W. H. Goodyear. A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed will cure the Grippe. W. FI. Good-, jear. Caater’s Croup and Consumption Cure is the best cough medicine. W. H. GoodMrs Evarts the primary teacher in the Woodland seliool has resigned on account of ill health. , Carter's Cough and Consumption Cure relieves at once. Try it; never falls. W. 11. Goodyear. tz'tfoodland’s literary society will present a comedy soon entitled ‘‘Captured; or An Old Maids triumph”. To cure a felon, wrap the part affected la a cloth drenched in tincture of lobelia and the felon‘is dead. The seventh annual meeting of the Thsrnapple and Irving S. S. Association occurs at Parmalee May 2nd. Carter’s Cough and Consumption Cure will cure coughs and croup, acU qaick tastes good. W. H. Goodyear. Some Parmalee young men burned a package of Evening News thrown off the train at Middleville, aud were obliged to pay an X to settle it, I Geo. Watcher an aged farmer living near Woodland fell from the top of a straw stack and he waa picked op un­ co usious, but is improving rapidly at present. An excellent gargle for any sort of sore throat is brewer’s yeast warmed and pass­ ed through a fine doth. This will help to loosen the membrane in case of diplheria It is cleansing and not dangerous if swal­ lowed. Every mother should keep a bottle of Carter’s Extract Smart Weed In the house. When the little one comes hqme with wet feet and dillied, a hot si Ing Of Carter’s Ex­ tract Smart Weed will prevent tai Ing cold. Children like it, it Is u pleasant as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. = "P tbe! b^ersoo ewe. matter of the bank robbery, is the man J wuer-ems to the Ubieago market thia who broke up the Roaen gang and also apTin<LEARNED BY ACCIDENT. bad a hand In placing Stonewall J. De I An Otsego pastor has hit upon a novel . you will be convinced of Its superiority. It pur­ An Otsego pastor has hit upon a novel Ifies the blood, tae source of health. <ws A TRUE STORY OF MISERY ANDFrance in Jackson. He Isa thorough work-: device to learn why more people of his --j prupie 01 oia ' pepsia. overcomes sick head aches ami bHtloua HAPPINESS. erand will leave no stone unturned to I town du not »• attend church. Mext week -- --he One of the greatest discoveries ever I. dms. it h Jum tee medleluv for yoo. I WJ;!lmve a box l,ie postofflee marked locate the bank robbers—Nashville News. made was thi result of the purest ac- ,‘ > purelypoi. vegetable, carefully not AUt’”d church.” and all prepared vru the test ingredients. A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart ! no»-*<l*udluR persons m are to tident. It w as in the year 1796. Tho---------*'Ii— Ho* a Michlffun Woman Suffered __ _ __________ TJ .v requested .v\|iivnicw <<) citizens of M unich had just witnessed Werel WUI cut the moeous phlegm out ot1 t.°P K.,he,r f« n<‘> going, ibelhto.t.t.dtong.to.few bZ. J™. the first tri tmphant performance of „ ,—.—he will the throat aud lungs in a few hours, mak­ (From the MuOcoaon, Mich., Newt.) Mozart's opera, “Don Juan," and tho opt n the box and comment on the answers. ing it a sure cure and quick cure and pre­ theater was deserted by all save one Oceana aoanty, Michigan, Is widely man,, _____ ,.-r-_n_L.„L,Trr „wuo, ,, ventive of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore Alois,__t Senncfelder, after BRIGHT’S DISEASE OF KIDNEYS. known u on. ot the Borel troll erowlne malda< a”tonnd of"'iMpecti3n to the Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles all come from a neglected cold. W. H. One of the DhgulMxl Forms of Chronlc sections in the country, and especially for building-,to see that no sp&rks had igtiite andilusclous peaches. But all the nited anything combustible, retired to 1 should he rich to Insure its line Goodyear. Catarrh. X.. • peaches grown ou trees are not to be plac-! roora stamp the tickets of ad- i health. Poor blood 1means Mr. J. Brake, Petrolea, OuL/xwrltes: A diagnosis of mother earth In some . . . .... ... miRfiion for the rlnv day fnllnwinrr. following*. When 1j Four yegrs ago I had a severe attack of etl in comparison with the peach bloom mission Anaemia; diseased blood he entered his apartments he had three 1 portions of her eperdermis reveals the fact Bright’s disegst which brought tue so low which has returned to the cheeks of one of things in his hand—a polished whet?- | means Scrofula. that the seventeen-year locusts would ap­ my doctor said that nothing more could be the best known Indies In Hart, the county stone, which he had purchased for j pear this spring In great numbers In the dune fur me. When one uf your lectures eeat cf Oceana county. How this wonder­ sharpening razors: a ticket stamp, still ] Hudson river ; valley and other eas’tern on the above disease was read to me I moistened withr----------printing and---a look Ite-rn-na and Man a-lin.and found It ful aud beautiful effect was obtained, and j — ----- T--------------o ,inis, —--------points, thousands of the larve ot this in­ acted just as respesented. In three the history of the illness preceding the. check on the treasurer of the theater! sect getting ready for their transformation inuntl« I was a well man, and have con­ cure, has been known long since to the tgr his weekly salary. As he placed) residents of Hart and others throughout *the v- latter -----------x’ -a--------­ । which generally takes place In this latitude tinued Weil ever since. upon•*-the—table, gust- of Symptoms—Dull pain in the back: scan­ the county, but to a News reporter' of wind swept it high up in his room, and early iu June. The insects are now found ty. high-colored urine, containing albumen Muskegon, who was In Hart at the fajr, then deposited it in a basin filled with at an average depth of four feet—Kalama- aad various sediments naust-a, and some­ the following luteresting and joyful tale water. Senccfelder dried the wet the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, times vomiting; pufflueas of the face aiRl was unfolded recently by Mrs. W. S. paper as well as he could and then enriches the blood; cures The Allegan Democrat last week publish­ feet: dropsy of the legs; shortness -of Eggleston, the person who once breath and general w-aknees; pallor and helpless Invalid. To day a more happy weighted it down with the whetstone, ed the following good advice:—Here Is a drynewi of the akin; chilly feelings, alter­ upon which he had before carelessly Anaemia^ Scrofula, Coughs, woman can.nowhere be found. chance for some enterprising man. Farmers nating with fever and sleepleasnes-*. placed the printing stamp When he “In 1891,” said Mrs. Eggleston, Colds, Weak Lungs, and returned to his room the following ! are generally very busy with their work - Treatment—A tabletpoonfal of Pe-ru- sided in Cass county, ft which time, I in Wasting Diseases. Physicians, when it comes time to spray fruit trees, na should be taken before each meal, be­ common with nearly every body iu the morning he was astonished at seeing i tween meals, and at bed time, and enough country suffered a severe attack of the the letters printed with remarkable' and this highly Important labor is often Man-a-llu at night to produce one natural grippe, only It left me with a still more accuracy upon the dampened paper. A I the world over, endorse it. neglected or postponed untl^it is too late action of the bowels each day. When the serious trouble. The geatest part of n y thought came ’to him. He wondered J Don't be deceived bj Sgbslltitei! to be effective. We believe it any reliable disease is of long standing heated Pe-ru-ua trouble then was in my stomach. I had whether, by some such means, he could man would fit up a wagon or two and de­ should be applied to the back In addition no appetite and wasted away until I Ion not simplify his work of continually to the above treatment, and the diet cun- 24 pounds. Of coutse I was doctoring vote his time to spraying trees, he could sfet principally of milk and dry toast. but nothing reached my case. 1 moved copying the songs of the chorus. Ho went out and purchased a large stone, get contracts enough to make It profitable Avoid liquors and tobacco. up to Hart in June, 1892, and my ill health commenced making experiments, and, Send for tree copy of Family Physician continued, though I tried two resident during the season. It would be the cheap­ as we all know, discovered the art of Physicians. I grew disgusted finally and est plan the farmers could adopt, as it No. 2. Address The Pe-ru-na Drug Man­ quit doctoring, as it seemed It would take printing from atone—lithoeraohv ufacturing Company. Columbus. Ohio. In the line qf choice * candieg, would save them much expense In fitting our all, and jet I grew no better and fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery looked like a skeleton. My busband read themselves to perform the work. If twenty HE CAUGHT THE BIRD. In a paper of a medicine called Dr. Will­ men in Allegan county were to go Into goods, constantly kept Ln hand. iams’ i’lnk Pills, and be Immediately got the business and follow it energetically In Admiral J oneft's Story About His Capture some for me. I had no hope hardly and of a Blockade Runner. Prompt attention given to all their respective townships, two or three Admiral Jouett tells an old story of was not enthusiastic over the new pills, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been usefl years would redeem the orchards of a blockade runner, says the Boston but I am now. orders. Call and see me at for children teething, ft sooth* the child, soft­ “ It is a solemn fact that 1 began to get ens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, Allegan county from the ravages of its Transcript. He was in command of better the very fint day and kept on im­ and is the test remedy for Diarrhoea. TwentyCITY BAKERY. insect enemies. To attain this result the Metacomet at the time. The block­ proving. In a short time my stomack had five cents a bottle. Bold by all dniRjclsu through systematic warfare must be in- ade runner referred to was a slippery a better feeling; my appetite picked up throughout the world. augurated, and nothing better than thq vessel—^She was so swift that every aud I could eat everything I wanted to. I attempt to catch her had failed. Far­ had a second trouble, however, which 1 above plan is at present in sight. ragut declared that she must be taken did not expect the pills would reach, but at all hazards and delegated the job to they did, and the result Is that a swelling NEIGHBORING COUNTIESJouett. “Jim,” he said, “I counton In my right side, cam-ed by some ovarian Ernest Sprague of Vermontville ha^ a you to fetch me that bird, whatever trouble, is almost entirely gone. I cart He lamb which has a head and ears like a happens." So it came about that the on my right side now with comfort, and pug dog, his legs are short and large like' Metacomet lay in wait for the artful this is nut all the relief I obtained. those of a dog, bat he has hoots like h dodger on Cainpenchy banks. There “Formerly in wet weather my bone.s would ache terribly. Now I do not notice lamb and bleats like any ordlnary_l^mb. de is spotted all over and looks aiFmuch was tr^cason that she would come that any bed cffqpte whatever. 1 am able to way before long. Meanwhile the com■ ■ • . --------walk three miles at a stretch now, for I like a dog as be does a lamb. This seems taander of the warship set to work to (ihi that last week In going to visit a to be one of natures freaks transform his craft in such a manner j friend. I tell every one of my wonderful John Hayes a Battle Creek student was that her own builder would not have cure, and many of my affiicled friends arc pushing a hand cart when the handle slip- 2.*“^ “J*’jV ° 1 using the Pink Pills now with good effect. ped and dying upward struck his froht ” first thintr ' h« did wm The nalnt u n 1’ 1 now weigh !S3 pounds, a gain of 21 The first thing he did was to paint teeth driving th ret; ef them into tho jaw pounds.’’ completely out ot sight. A deutist pulled broad streak all around her hull. Then , Mrs. Eggleston’s husband was present them down and replaced them aud is iu he hoisted spars aloft and arranged • during the narration of his wife’s troubles them so us to look like double topsail ; mid triumphs, and he willingly corrobora­ hopes of saving them. yards, such as merchant men carried ted the statements made by her. A. B. Barnum has had the following , in those days Uy such devices the ! A neighbor, Mrs. Brown, who happened recipe in his house for the past thirtyCastoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants* Mexican to urop in, stated that Mrs. Eggleston did three years: How to become wise: Take rfesscl was made to resemble a--------------and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor tm-'er. : ..... v_. the ‘ not hx»k like the same woman who came She was anchored ..near 13 ox. careful daily observation, S o^.- mind ,» it ----c ‘ to Hart So a year ago. if trying *to catch fish. other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute your own business, 7 oz. hold your tongue shoals, us Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were success ­ she was, but it was a very big one she 4 oz. of consideration. 10 oz. of desire to for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL do good; put all together and boil over the was after. The guns were covered fully used in general practice for man< It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by fire of love to God and man. add largely with tarpaulins for a further disguise, years before being offered to the public of true Christian devotion, take freely each and it was ordered that no uniforms generally. They contain in a condensed Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allay* form all the elements necessary to give day, and you will’not fail to secure that should be worn on deck.’ The com­ new life and richness to tbe blood and feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, which is in value far above rubies. mander puton his oldest suit of clothes. restore shattered nerves. They are an uncures Diarrhoea aud Wind Colic. Castoria relieve* In short nobody would have surmised The board of supervisors for Calhoun ~r -- ----- —’■ •• ------- 7“ "T-------- : failing specific tor such disease as locomothat a warship armed to the teeth was h , r ataxia> parUa | par ai yi ,b, St. Vitus' teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency^ county stand 27 Republicans, 9 Democrats concealed beneath such an innocent tianw.-sciatica. neuralgia, rheumatism, and I Populist. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach; cocterior. | nervous headache, tbe after effects of la Mrs. Frank Kesler ot Eaton county was and bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep. Cas­ When the smoke of the steamer was grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and frightfully burned last week. Having no seen at the expected point on the hori-! sallow complexions, that tired feeling re­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend, friends’and her home being burned she ason Jouett was confident that the! suiting from nervous prostration; all di­ was taken to the poor house on a lounge game WM in sight. Ito eren went k 1 ^Pwaitok “P®" humors In «■'««>. Ina wagon. S!>e expired while on the L w to interview the stewanl to nelaway there. ho ' bipelas. etc. They are also a specific for ban to n bill of fare, saying that ho b,M peCU|in, (0 females, koeli u sop** Castoria ia an excellent medicine for chil­ “ Castoria is bo well adapted to children teak A Kalamazoo lady has a Geography meant to entertain the captain,of that |>riu„> ,nd fo, m, o( dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of Its I recommend it os superior to any preacripteax •publhhed Id IBIS. Of Michigan k aaya; blockade rnnner at dinner the same we,kneM. They build up tbe blood, and good effect upon their children." known to me.” H. A. Ancmta, X. Dl» The greater pnrt of the inhabitants ot evening. The latter craft slowly rose Da. Q. C. OaaooD, u,e glow of health to pile or sallow 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T. this country are Catholics. The protestents to the horizon. When she came with- . cheeks. In men tbej effect a radical cure as yet have no settled minister though in a couple of nautical miles the Meta- |n ail cases arising from mental worry, u Our physicians in the children’s depart •• Castoria is the best remedy for children of they are very desirous of getting one. comet hoisted the Mexican flag. The overwork or exccsslves of whatever nawhich I am acquainted. I hope the day is not The missionaries of the Methodists who stranger responded by running up1 ture. enee in their outside practice with Caatorta, have visited this country for some years French colors. She hail no suspicion j Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are not a patent and although we only ha»o among our interest of their children, and use Castoria in­ back have made many converts among the of the true character of the foe that medicine In the sense that name Implies, medical supplies what is known aa regular stead of the various quack nostrums which are lower order of people.” was lying to wait. With the utmost V'T «™» compounded ss a per­ destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, “In the summer of 1812 it fell into the confidence .he steamed past, and her 1 «rlp.lon, mtd used M eueb morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful hands of the British, who are still (July . -i a practice by an eminent oo favor upon it.” agents down their throats, thereby sending efl( . thphysician, ,t lt WM dremM) 1811} in pusseMduii. The number of in­ astonrshment muat have been great J Uxmro Howefal Dibpdihxt, p|,M lh,m wllhlI, tn, n.,cb of all. habitants was iu the year 1810; whites when the Melacomct fired a gun across 4,618; slaves 24; free blacks 120; total herbowa In a moment the shipof war ( Tbey are pow manufactured by the Dr. 4,703. Besides these there wAe about 150 was revealed in her true character, her t williams’ Medicine company. Schenectady, Th a Centaur Company, 1*1 Murray Street, New York City. persons luiployed in the Indian fur tradedecks crowded with men, aud her ; jj. y.. and Brockvllle. Ont., and are sold There are many more lbm-.ln this old armament unveiled. Iler comman-ler’s in boxes (never in loose form by the dozen history and gvograp'iy pertaining to early invitation to djnner for the evening or hundred, and ’he public are cautioned Michigan. Every Hate and countrv Is was not refused by the captain of the against numerous Imitations sold in this described as far as known at that time. blockade runner. I »I>"P*‘) at «> rents a box. or 6 boxes for 82.50, and may be had of all druggists, or Frank Jaeksun. a young man 18 years direct by mall from Dr. Williams’ MediTHE LIFE OF AN 'ACTRESS. rtf age. whose parents reside near Potter­ I clue Co.' from either addresses. ville. went to lAnsIng Saturday and u««l Neither So Attractive Nor So Eemunerareturning Mt night a search was Instiinted. About 4 o’clock Sunday mm nine the Some of Oar Friends. Tho physical hardships of the life of young man’s remains were found lying be­ ■ SO. IX. ------------------------------ IS THE------------------------------side the C. & G^ T. track a short distance nn actor under the present system are Perhaps II was easier for Ray Smith to east of Potterville. The top of his head unendurable to most women for any, was ent off bat the body was otherwise length of time. writes a modern society go astray than for you or I. He inherited uninjured. How the accident occurred U actress in Ladies’ Ilomcfl Journal. a love for stimulants, and he also Inherited that hardly less dangerous thing, unstanot known. There is scarcely a little town iu, HMS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. b,,Ujr’ k. When his school days were over and he A man picked up a diamond In front ot America that has not its opera house, a hotel in Paw Paw that is estimated to be for the most part very pretty asfto took a man’s place in the world he was a worth >100. As yet no one has claimed it. auditorium and exterior, very bad as bright witty youth who was a great favorDAILY (without Sunday), |6.00 par yw. DAILY (w» Sunday), M.00 gar yasr. to tho quarters for the player^ Many, orite among his young companions. The SEMI-WEEKLY, . . <2.00 WEEKLY, . . . >1.00 Armour and Co. of Chicago bare erect­ a night I have dresaed in a little closet older ones of our community, however, ed a large cold storage house at Battle of a dressing room, heated to suffoca­ began to look grave and shake their heads As a newspaper THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of the times ia all respects. Creek and >lil supply meat to Kalamazoo tion. and gone on a stagd swept by a when some mad-cap prank came to their It spares neither pains nor expense in securing ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEET Manball, Albion and other points. cold draught A word as to pay. It ears. They seemed to think they bad OF CURRENT LITERATURE. then done their whole duty. No one Carl A. Powell, a musician, was found has bcen^aid “there is no better paid reached out a helping band to the buy who dead from morphine poisoning In bis room profession.” That is true of the mem­ waa slowly yet surely drifting into aln. at Memphis, Tenn., Saturday morning, bers who have won sufficient reputa­ As the years passed by Ray gradually with the following message writtea on a tion to insure them constant engage­ lost his place among the associates of his sheet of paoer: •’Disgusted, Send remains ment at their own terms. But mean­ school days sod became the leader In a set the Daily. to E. B. Powell, Portland, Mich.” time? In the first season one may ex­ several degrees lower in the social scale. AS A FAMILY CAPER IT EXCELS Mre. Titus, the author of the life of pect from fifteen dollars to twenty-five Still a leader, mark you. We will not follow him through those Sojourner Truth, the famous cuiored dollars a week if one has “good luck.” women, died at Battle Creek last week, Traveling expenses are paid. That years of moral degradation and vice. It is sounds enormous to the girl earning not a pleasant story but thank God! it had aged 75 years. of EIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making tn all SIXTEEN PAGER. Thia Sapfisfive dollars a week at sewing or cham­ an end. meat, containing BIX PAGES OF READING MATTER and TWO FULXx-PAG* His better nature was aroused, how- or BnciuMo luu • •taA* f*™ber work—seems very good pay to the ILLUSTRATIONS, ia alone worth the price charged lor tha paper. it is estimated their are 5000 of these tired teacher, and quite a brilliant for­ by What agency we will not ask, he turned THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, the news and comnawsquare about and began to retrace bi* animals. A practical wan now has it in tune to the young girl in her father’s charge. Tha hkl»« of ibe .konka bring home with no knowledge whatever of (Lepe. Oh! tne heart .che of the journey back to the fair, country of honor and from Sl.U to H ®0pecuniary matters. But the problem peace. M >ny times be fell but only to It la in accord with the people of the West both In Folltk Plainwell eportamen are welting Im­ is very simple. Each actor pays his rise again and press forward. DOLLAR PER YEAR. Address own hotel bills. The company is in­ And what did we do, his brothers and patiently for the ttret of May., It h any ooe witb-ur iu onlUt coaling from S’ formed of the names and rates of all sisters who had so deplored his downward THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. the hotels in each town. One dollar career? DN we sympathize with him In to gas h'ent In the awlm. and a half per day ia the lowest price bis boars of MonY' dld we ,ook a,M* i,ra5’ T U Johnkoo. a farmer rreldlng near at which can be had comfortable bods for his reformation? Bedford bad a dock wblc > bad been aihnr Nay. we gatheied close about us »»»• J?or a short tine wc will send the H-stings Bannei and and sufficient food to sustain life. loraiuouui pw-t Leal S .utiay tl« fo* Seven times one dollar and a half is skirts of a spotless reputation, skirts 'that WaeFyfl er Ocean, the two paper.- for only due ddlhrtwr year c eMced to be b> great •> “ ” covered a dwarfed and Ignoble character ten dollars and a half. Nine dollars io advance , to B «rry County Rea 1«rs. Those out o( county $1.25 killed. Upon examloaUou 11 wai roano and •‘.•assod by on the other side." and a half out of a possible twenty I tire dock bad ewatlow.-d pane -ReputatioB is what men and wo­ year. dollars for clothing and all extras, and nalla. ranging from om-balf men think of ua.” clothing means considerable when one “Character ia what God and the angels Inch In lergib. four rare, turpei t^ieks and one rivet—Battle Creek travels incessantly. 1 know of us.” MiLDKKD Marsh. Journal. ] ! : A HAPPY WOMAN Blood Scott’s Emulsion EYERTTHINQ fl. E. REMKES, FKSF’K. What is CASTORIA Castoria. Castoria. The Inter Ocean MOST POPULAB REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF TBE WEST The Weekly Inter Ocean A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, COOK BROS. �* Hastings JBanner Thursday, April ?6. 1894-___ ~ |MAK1HALX L.coox.xaiuv. bTS» WASTING*. Ml OH., POSTOFFICE, AUGC6T 44. 1878. editorial notes WHO W*a HIGHT? I I Below are a few predictions made after the last national election by the great leaders of the party. ’ A flee the new ad­ ministration has been In power for over a year a comparison of these -prophesies Is very Interesting. DEMOCRATIC HREDICIZQNS. 'I i: 1K there will te *c almoat immediate tatae of bard time*- The democrats are iuclteed toward a taw-tariff and larger free H*L' .1 This means thatabe country will be flooded. with Imported goods. Tbe balance of[ trade being dkturbed and more goads• coming in that we can pay for In good*j . going auL we meet send Europe the re­ mainder in bard money. Thus all our hard money is goac aud we send them our notes. Finally they, top, are gone, our credit Is'gone and tee. country is in finan­ cial distress. That seems to me to be the future. ' Chairman Gowdy, of the Indiana repub­ lican state committee—-It seems that the people want to go In for free trade and wildcat money. There Is nothing left for tbe democrats to do but to keep their promise aud give tbe country what It wants. J. bloat Fassett—There oust be a period of uncertainty following tee Inauguration of Cleveland. The democrats are against every sound policy that makes for prosper­ ity and the country will wait and see bow much mischief they can do. Ex-Postmaster-General Dun M. Dickin­ son—The democratic party, ta complete control, will retain the confidence of the business Interests of the country. W. F. Harrity, chairman democratic na­ tional committee—Good, economical gov­ ernment will ensue, public burdens wl(i^ ------Shakeapeare Club Baaquet. be reduced and the prosperity of the whole /A most delightful and enjoyable enter­ people will be rapidly Increased. tainment was given by the Hastings Thomas F. Bayard. Ex-Secretary of Shakespeare Club, at the beautiful resi­ State and minister to England—Tbe -de­ dence of Dr. H. A. Barber and wife, April molishing of the McKinley tariff cannot 23rd. that being the 830th anniversary of ia. the ihostribus poet’s birth. be too quickly and too actively com. t Hesdames James A. Sweezey, J. S. menced. The sooner It is done tbe bet­ Goodyear, Wm. Hayes, tbe committee of ter. arrangements, received the guests and J. Edward Simmons, president Fourth Mrs. Sweezey cordially welcomed each as National Bank—Cleveland’s election can they came In. After all had arrived they were ushered to the dining rooms. The only be regarded by all conservative busi­ sight of the beautifully, decorated tables ness men as a fortunate thing for this made one feel that they were truly assem­ country. His election means no revolu­ bled at a feast “fit for tbe Gods.” Each place was designated by a souvenir card of tion in business affairs. unique pattern, delicately hand painted i David B. HUI—Xf we secure the Senate and containing appropriate quotations, tbe I we can show the people the beneficent re­ joint work of Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. suits of democratic politics, and the good Barber. After all were seated the secre­ that we can accomplish will insure our tary’, Mrs. Ellen Bentley, called the roll and tbe members responded with quota­ power for may years. tions from Shakespeare. Lovely girls, Henry Watterson—No honest man has daughters «f members of the Shakespeare any cause to fear. We simply mean to Club, assisted In serving tbe delicious reverse the movement of the engines that menu. Wit and wisdom ruled supreme for nearly two hours. were driving us to ruin. The result The gentlemen, at the beginning of tbe sounds the death-knell of protection. The feast were regarded as favored beings, as robber baron In his castle hears IL and at their plates tayvarftentonniere, which . amid tbe cheers of emancipated labor he they donned with becoming superiority. Judge of their surprise, however, when is preparing to meet tbe Inevitable. The eaeh lady, upon rising, was requested to money devil has been speechless and can take a beautiful ribbon which radiated from tbe lovely boqnets at each end of tbe only gasp for breath. • Speaker Crisp—The result brings happi­ table, and in doing so, tbe cluster dissolv­ ed as If by magic and each lady was in ness to millions ot American people. All possession of lovely flowers too. classes, tbe high and the low, the rich and Returning to tbe parlors, the literary tbe poor, can feel that with Cleveland as program was next In order. Mrs. Sweezey. President, tbelr everv interest will be pro­ with a dignity and grace peculiarly 'her own. announced the following program:— tec ted. , Unetl—Mrs. Swetzey and Carrie Good­ Congressman Thomas L. Johnson, ot year. Address—Dr. Timmerman. Ohio—There need be no fear of abolishing Scene from Two Gentlemen of Veronaprotection too quickly. The real fear is Miss Alice Eddy and Miss Gertrude Bent­ that it cannot be accomplished fast enough ley. to meet the popular demands. 1 favor an Vocal Solo, “Sylvia”—Mrs. Belle Hen­ extra session because the cost of it is bs dershott. Paper, Is the stage an education fpr nothing compared with the cost to the good or evil—Prof. Sterling. country of the continuance of uncertain­ Humorous Recitation—Mrs. Hayes. ties. Paper, Comparison of the Character of United States Senator Call, of Florida- Juliet and Imogen—Mrs. Ellen Bentley. Solo—Mrs. Hendershott. Mr. Cleveland Is a safe man who can be Class Poem—Mrs. Barber. depended upon to meet all emergencies. Shakespeare who says: “It I am not United States Senator Voorhees—Let us critical, 1 am nothing” certainly could not show by our action that we Intend to re' have criticised only “with spleen diseas­ Hove the people of tbe fraud and robbery ed*” had he been present. Dr. Timmer­ man’s address was an Interesting history of an unconstitutional tariff. of the class. While some of the Dr’s words and phrases needed the “Internation­ REPUBLICAN PROPHESIES. al" quite often, his tender and-kind CC. M. Depew—It is unfortunate that Insions to the first work of the elub, the this reversal of tbe engine under a toll charter members, and lost ones, was touch­ bead of steam will necessarily derange ing In the extreme. The Class Poem business for a considerable period and to a was a clear and enjoyable analy­ sis of the work done' by tbe considerable extent Of course, capital Shakespeare elub. The humorous reci­ will not promote new enterprises until it tation. Biddy O’Shea’s second visit to finds out what the policy is to be and the theater and seeing “Mr. and Mrs. Mac­ whether it is successful. The people have beth, and Mr. Banquo,” was given In Mrs. Hayes inimitable manner. Tbe Scene invited the political economist from bis from two gentlemen of Verona, was ••too. lair in tbe college to leave bls study and too sweet,” asr tbe young ladies who his books and run this great national ma­ enacted It would. Imply. Tbe musical se­ chine upon the principles which he has as­ lections were executed as only those ladles on the program ean execut?. • a serted were so much better than (be ones The Shakespeare Club is a feature In under which it has been managed by tbe our town whose merits are perhaps not ■ old and trained mechanics. He now has recognized by all on account of its limited his opportunity to become tbe benefactor number of members, but for pure, logical reasoning and carefully trained thoughL of his country, if his theories are correct it has no parellal. Under tbe careful in tbe present condition of tbe world or to guidance of Dr. Timmerman, the presi­ retire from the fragments of his collision dent. It Is developing into higher possibili­ with tbe prosperity of the land and prond- ties. The committee having charge of the arrangements of this most successful pro­ ly claim that bls ideas will be all right af­ gram are deserving of the congratulations ter Gabriel blows bls horn. We are going they received. into an era of experimental politics. Chuixb and Society. T. C. Platt—If tbe democrats carry out' ■*— tbe threat of tbelr platform and tinker The C. L. B. C. will meet with Miss with the tariff there win be another revo­ Goodyear April 23th. 1884, with following lution In four you rs, because the country program. Classic Latin—Mrs. Stauffer. la in an exceedingly prosperous condition Song and Legend—Nona Michael. at the present time. What Is Anthropology—Miss Nagler. Character Sketches—Mias Goodyear. Cornelias N. Bliss—What the people Quotations —Agrippina and Octavia. want is an object lesson in free trade, and I think they are likely io get it When our mills and factories are being dosed church will be eaterthloed on WedneuUy or oeu week. M>, Sod by Me>4uu, R. and tho wag** of the men are being re­ K. Gt.nl, Chat. Weluart, Fred:'B«.b, duced, then perhaps the people will realC. Carpenter, Chas. Walters, Treasury Secretary Foster—Tbe result eh.rcb parton and dining rooms. Retrrrtnrr.ti reread from S to 7, to which Iff will cause an upheaval to business dr- an Invitation I, extended to all. “Blrda and LtHIro” the topic next Sun­ day morning at the Presbyterian chnreh that there will be more failures Id tbe next and ‘-John Calvin, the reformer ot Geneva." In tbe evening. The T. P. S. C. E at the Presbyterian R. F. 'tones, of Pittsburg, formerly chnreh next Sunday evenlny at «. WIU chairman of tbe republican national com­ Tbe MImlou B»nd next Bundi? .ftermittee-My lodgment b Uut tbe demo­ nooe at the Presbytwian church. cratic leaders intend to carry out tbe ChiEpworth League, Sunday eTenlng, Apr. Wlh. lad Uy Mn. Fowler. Subject -Hie Dignity of Maa,' (Pwlm g.) The Tneada? rrnilu. meeting will be of the Dep't otCartulau Wort. An Interesting pro­ gram U prepared. Eun member b artad to reapond at Toil call -wftb tome Bible Tbe ladle, ot the W. B.C. wUl eorve .supper in the Post Hull Grant« store, Saturday April 18th, from $ te 7. All are cordially fovlted. J. D. Hagaman, of Adrian, an ex-SpIrit.ullst and Medium will lecture at Bowens Mills next Sunday 88th in Ate Peopl®» church at eleven o’clock forenoon and eve­ ning. on tbe unwritten history of phenom­ enal splritullsm, fraud and deception in Mediumship, tbe mysteries of paUlle Md private seauses revealed. The Barry County W. C. T. Union held its annual convention at the Presbyterian church in thia city on Tureday and Wed­ nesday with good delegations present from Its seven local union*, and the sessions were very Interesting arid profitable. Services will be held at the Catholic church Sunday morning. A priest from Kalamaxoo is expected to be present Tbe Common Connell. The petition In regard to tbe ruining of pool aud billiard rooms, the Illegal sale of liquor*, etc., was brought before tbe council Friday evening. A goodly number of citizens wore present After the read­ ing of the petitions Aiderman Hicks moved to lay it on the table for a week. The mo* tlon received no support however, and Aiderman Bennett moved that the Mayor and Marahal of tee city of Hastings, en­ force titf}-taws aa contained In the City charter," and an ordinance be drafted in accordance with resolutions adopted by the meeting of tbe citizens of Hastings, asking that pool rooms be closed at 10 p. m. and no minors be allowed in such places. Aiderman Hieks objected and asked that some definite age be stated, such as 17, 18 or 10 years, at which young men would be eligible to frequent these places. It was argued to the contrary, that tbe state law placed the age of a mi­ nor at 31 year*, and Mr. Bennett’s motion George Osborn was elected as a member of the Board of Review, the vote standing 4 to 4« Mayor Greusel deciding the tie vote. John Roberts was elected Census taker for tbe 1st and 4th wards and Henry Ford for the 2nd and 3rd waftts.” . The street Commissioner was placed un­ der $100 bonds and an ordinance drawn up closing pool rooms at 10 o'clock p. m. I being received with popular favor. CUSTOMERS APPRECIATE OUR NEW bEPARTURt 1 Mi Uitk rf lul lun hili il STAPLE UIIB Ml ilwyi It but fa & Shins. - WE WANT TOUR PUTTER ZlNb EQQ5 THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. WILL ALWAYS BE GIVEN YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED PRY GOODS AND GROCERIES F. G.STOWELL, the boot and shoe man , CARRIES A PULL rtNb COMPLETE LIME OF Ladies Walking Shoes, Gents Low Shoes, Russett Shoes, A. C. McGraw & Co’s. Mens Shoes Pure A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., ROOTS SMSES K EMIR Eb. NEVINS BLOCK Wall St., N. Y. PARIS GREEN London Purple, NOTICE I am going to dispose of my Slug Shot new furniture at some price. Now is your time to get goods a little money. I will i’of Spraying Fruit Trees, etc. for still buy and sell second hand goods and do uphol­ stering and repairing. GOODYEAR tub ■ Modern Druaolst 01851932 IS HEADQUARTERS. Remember that Wall Paper Jefferson St. Furniture Store. is Cheaper than ever This Season. W. n.QOObTEAR HAVE YOU SEEN N^RK V Yau are Invited. To many people how we sell Furni­ ture so cheap, and especially is it a quandry to those who have taken advantage of the exceptional bar­ gains we have been offering of late. To those who have not bought and to those who may be hesitateing about buying we wish to say that our bargains are not all sold, by any means. The times are close and we’re selling closer than we ever did before, and probably cheaper than you can ever buy again. As we have explained before you can’t afford to buy only from sam­ ple. You don’t buy Carpets every year and when you do buy iwn* let your selections be limited te only a few varieties, but buy of us where you can make your choice from the latest and best styles. Your Attention This is the tea we are serving to an appreciative public. We have faithfully served this tea for ’ 8 or 4 years and the longer we sell it the better people like it We want all you who have not tried this to do . . so . . Mixed Paints, Floor Paints, Ala- Bring your butter and Eggs and get W. G. J. tea. SIGN OF LATEST STYLES NO FANCY FRIGES. Kb Hans & VAN flR/lflN. If a Conundrum On Carpets A TEA PARTY. trade Why was Jonah the strongot man that ever lived? Ans.—Becauae a whale could not keep him down. The El Is especially called to our fine l ine of Baby Crrriagee. We’re got the latest styles out in these carriages. They poeeees so many points of ex­ cellence that we haven’t space to name them, but we’ll gladly ex­ plain when you call. Yours truly A. McCoy. » �X riastings Banner Thursday,''April, 26, 189,. W. R. COOK. Bditcr. PLEASED at T41E VRll’B 1>F MY WALL PAPER I am wiling stacks of it every day. Tin* stock wont last always, come now. FRED I, HEATH. THE DRUGGIST. COUPON. AKT SERIES N2. i. ‘ COUPON No. 8. NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. Send or bring each week this cou­ pon. together with TEX cents, and you win receive Portfolio No. 8 -of -A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.” For particulars ace •‘ad” page 1. 5 IT" mm* ” 4 THE HOLY LAND > 4 I PHOTOGRAPHED. > 4-------------- i- - - - - - - - - - - - - - “ < COUPON NO. 1 4 4 4 4 4 PART NO. 1. Bring or send one coupon together with Ten cents in money or stamps, to tbe BANNER office and receive 4 one part of “The Holy Land 4 Photopraphed. ” In ordering 4 be sure to give name, P. O. 4 Address and the Part wanted, fr b k f F r fr LOCAL NEWS. • C1KCMLATION ‘ 82 quires This week, Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion in the issue of the week ‘ when brought. Old papers for sale at this office. Hopse to rent or sell. 0. D. Spaulding. C^orkmen are engaged In raising tbe iron bridge 3% feet. A chance to take on a new appearance cheap at Spauldings. A.full line of summer underwear can be found at RussetTs, at lowest prices. Boys! Try a pair of those new Tennis shoes 75 cents at the Bankrupt Store. The latest and best styles of glass ware at Phillips A Erba. Call and see them. Best tennis shoes for men 90 cents. BANKRUPT STOKE. C. E! Luna, the tailor, sends laundry Wednesdays and receives It Saturdays. It you haven't purchased your spring dress goods yet. examine the line at Russell’s. Hats of the latest style, with prices to suit your pocket book, will be funnd at Russelfs. The annual meeting of the State Medi­ cal Society will be held to Lansing May 3rd and 4tb. Painting, paper hanging and bard wood finishing. Inquire of W. S. Nelson, 118 West State St. Tickets free with every purchase. Get one of those saporb An port folios at O. D. Spauldings. When you want a nice dressy shoe and do not wish to pay two prices for it, go to L. E. Stauffer’s, Those who ordered tbe entire set of a Pbotograple Tour of the World will find them at Ibis office ready for delivery. See our 75 eent pants for men. priee 81.25. Regular BANKRUPT STORK, Before investing In a Spring Garment, see our values, it will pay you. SPAULDntGS. Now that maple syrup Is cheap yon want to buy that gunuine New York Buck­ wheat flour that Joe. Rogers A Co. sei! for 32.80. Dr. Gronin, 01 Chicago”’-’' Gay, Johnson and Orlie Granger, of The city has an opportunity of securing Middleville^ were In the city Sanday. a first class manufacturing institution Dr’s Andrus. Fowler, Vivian and W. with a large capital, and which will give U. Spence spent Sunday at Wall Lake. employment to many hands. Shall we se­ Jaa. L. Crawley left for Ohio Tuesday cure it. More factories mean increased night to attend the funeral of a: relative. prosperity. Mrs. Parrish, of Nashville, was the Court will convene May 14th. at 1 o’clock P. M. and the calendar will be called. guest of Mesdames. H. A. Barber and Thos. Cox last week. Court will (hen adjourn unhl Monday May Shirlie Smith, Gay Bauer, Walter Lamp­ 8 tot- at 9 o’clock A. M. Tbe jury will not be present until Monday May 21st. at 9 man and Clarence Bishop returned to Ann Arbor Monday, after three weeks vacation •o’clock A. M. at home. Louis Goodyear returned Wed­ Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Andrus and Dr. and nesday. Mrs. E. H. Lathrop gave a pleasant pedro Mr. Geo. W. Landis, who was with W. party to about fifty friends, Friday evening J. & L. L. Holloway for two years past, at the formers home on Green Street. has returned to the city and has entered Tbe time worn custom of giving prizes tbe employment of W. H. Goodyear, was done away with and Is to be much where he will greet his many friends with commended. The example set will no smiles. doubt have many followers. and will commence practicing in earnest soon. dead The most satisfactory results have followed tho use of electricity with treat­ ment of disease and many diseased condi­ tions cured that medicines alone could not reach. Dr. Lathrop gives tbe ElectricTherapeutic Cabinet Baths and any per­ son desiring to witness the practical work­ ings of this wonderful method of cure should visit bis office. The luterest and enthusiasm felt In base ball a few years ago bids fair to be revived this season. Clubs are being formed iu all the cities and towns around us. We understand a elub lias, or will soon organize here, and the people of this city may have the pleasure of witnessing some good games tills summer. Hastings has plenty of good material to select from for a first class ball club and we would like to see a good strong team organized. You will soon need a pair of mitts. Julius Russell has a full line at any price you desire. Leave your laundry with C. E. Lunn. Work Is first class <tnd prices same as others charge. House cleaning time suggests Lace and Chenille Curtains. Low prices on these goods at Spauldings. item a call whra you .( We are now to suppose that Dr. Cronin hit himself with a club, stabbed himself with a knife, and shot himself with a revolver. Having done that he picked up his cadaver, walked with it to a manhole, thrust himself into the same and did various other things that a corpse never did before. We don’t see how he. ever accomplished it. ... There are a good many people who don’t see how it is pos­ sible for us to offer the bargains we are now offering, but we are not only offering them but bargain hunting people are taking advantage of them. They appreciate the fact that they dont often have the opportunity of getting $5.00 Ladies or Gents’ shoes for $3.00. It is an absolute fact that to close a certain line of goods we are sacrificing more than our profit to make room for other goods. These bargains are new, stylish goods and they’ll wear. We can’t afford to deceive you and expect to do business. We are here to stay. All that we will ask is for you to call and inspect. The goods sell themselves. Yours truly, W. H. SPENCE THE SALE OF THE Bankrupt Stock a Q C. bMHC CONSISTING OF- A full line of gloves, all tbe spring shades, and a large line of mHts will be found at Julius Russell's. Ladies.' See our line of Hdkfs. Finest thing in tbe citv. BANKRUPT STORE. t/^r. and Mrs. Ed. Brock and Mr. and Mrs. SL Clair Brock have rented the Jas. Clark house on .corner of Broadway and Green streets. Mr. John Marble has secured a situation with Busby Bros. Mr. Marble has worked John F. Quinn of Hastings was arrested j in Grand Rapids for eight years and comes with the very best of recommendations. yesterday morning by Detective Joe Smith on the charge of obtaining money under jit is reported that Thornapple lake will false pretenses. Qnlnn it ia alleged, met 6e lowered in the near future. If this is Chris Vrooman on Canal street ou April done it Is claimed that several thousand be cultivated that now 14 and told him he was hard up. On the acres of land can ............................... strength of this Vrooman recommended oomprise one big swamp. Quinn to Colonel Risley of Sweet’s hotel Secretary D. W. Rogers of the Wind­ and the colonel on the strength of a draft storm Insurance Co, received applications on a Hartings bank, let him have ©5. Tbe for 850.000 worth of insurance In that Hartings bank reported no funds and company In Monday mornings mail alone, Quiun’s arrest followed.—Grand Rapids and still the Secretary says It wasn’t much Herald. of a day for insurance either. An old soldier giving his name as Chas. Mrs. Margaret Brown, mother of Chas. D. Smith was arrested Thursday for S. Brown, of Chicago, formerly of '.bis drunkenness. He was brought before city, died at his home of consumption, Squire Kenaston Friday and fined 32.90 aged 58 years. The remains were brought and eosta. amounting in all to 87.40. to this city for interment yesterday after­ Thursday while drunk be displayed a noon. In his affliction Mr. Brown has the large roll of bills hi a very prominent man­ sympathy of bls many friends. ner, Id a saloon on Jefferson street. Tbe Hon. P. T. Coigrove went to Battie proprietor of the place look the money from him for safe keeping and restored It Creek last week and made preparations to commence suit against the Michigan to him when sober. Had be not done so the old veteran would probably have had Central railroad for 325000 damages in be­ to leave tbe city with an empty pocket half of Frank McCuen whose wife met with a horrible death In a rail road ac­ book. cident In that city several weeks ago. Sunday evening death came as a wel­ James Phillipa of Prlchardville met come relief to Mrs. Ell Dunkel, who lived with an accident that nearly resulted In in tbe 8nd ward. A week ago Saturday his death last week. While digging a ditch she stepped on a rusty nail running It oa a neighboring fares the dirt caved In ■early through her foot. Local applica­ and hurled him, and put for the timely tions were made with temporary rehcL arrival of assistance would have soon per­ Friday a new remedy was tried, the wound ished. It was a dose call at the writing rapidly healed over, but in the night - she' Mr. Phillips still suffers greatly from bls waa taken with convulsions and lock jaw injuries. Mt in, of. which she died. She leaves a Tbe committee to solldt subscriptions to husband and two children by * former husband. The funeral was held Monday, defray expenses for the State Firemens the remains being takan to Oceana County Association which will meet In this city the 15th and 17lh of next month have met for interment. with good sucoes. We are glad to sea our F. D. Black is indeed busy tbeee days citizens and merchants take hold of tbe looking after tbe orders that are constant­ matter the way they do, and trust that all ly coming in for marble and granite will unite with tbe firemen In their efforts work. The branch office at 803 East to make it as pleasant as possible for our Main St, Kaiamtzno, has proven itself a visitors at that time. very oonventent place for Hwee to buy At tbe meeting of the Womens Club who do not wish to make a special trip to Friday, a paper was presented by the this city for that parpoee. At their office President Mik Hannah W. Barlow oa the in this city ia constantly kept on hand as three styles of Greek architecture Dorio, Ionic and Corinthian. A recitation -A I, te found Iu Mf »f ll,e tar»' dUr*' Legend of jBreganz” was given by Mrs. They .re eompellrd io do ibU tecure Elsie Fowler. Fallowing was a eonvereathey MO next to tb. l.rgwii buyer. 1. Mlehlf... Md tb®y m. bound Itet tbelr Aa Increase in the purchasing power d j your husbands deters is worthy of yoori consideration. Yon can find it at O. D- leet from. Spauldings. want anyt IJ “The Law Has Settled That Nobody MnrderBd Miss May McPbarlln, of Kalamazoo, is extended to Hastings this year? We are visiting in the city. aware of somethings that look as If It Mrs. Clara Allen Is home from Lansing would be. for a two weeks vacation. ‘ Lee Cobb, of Rutland; Is now a full p'Slrs. Frank Jordan, of Chestef, visited Hedged Notary Public. Lee don’t Intend Mrs. Fred Barlow last week. ■ to have to come to this ‘city next spring l/filss Katie Liens returned 'to the State for a Notary. Normal at Ypsilanti Monday. Miss Alice Hall wishes te Invite the Mrs. W. A. Shaw, of Craig, Colorado, is ladies, of the city and community, atten­ visiting R. K. Grant and family. tion to her window of childrens and Misses Mrs. John Pendergast and Miss Ger­ trimmed hats Friday and Saturday of thia trude returned to Niles Monday. week. The graduating exercises of the High Ladies trimmed hats from one dollar up School will be held June 21imL The Al­ at Russell'S. umni reunion and banquet occurs the When you want the nicest tea in the same afternoon and evening. Preparations market go to Phillips A Erb. are being made to make tbe tetter a sueI If you want a pair of gloves for your cess. Miss Flora Beadle has consented to new spring suit call at Russell's. act as toast mistress, which fact alone Eleven Maccabeee went to Morgan Mon­ will insure an enjoyable time. . JI day night to visit tbe lodge there. ^Local spridters organize* a running team When in need ef hosiery, go to Russell’s Monday night with the foUewing officers: and you will find the best lines manufac­ W. A. Sold more—Capt. tured. j Rob’t Green—Assistant White goods and embroideries of every Oscar Schumann—Sec’y. description can be found at Julius Rus­ Jos. Pflug, Jr.—Trees. Tbe boys say the new team is a ••winner” sell’s. ATRIP AROUND THE: .. WORLD. .. ; ihw<i liar MajMty't eoneu an the beat PERSONAL MENTION. Everyone warranted to rive ulUtuetloa or money refunded. Jullui RmkII, sole * E- A. Mattison was in Battle Creek Agent Monday. , The very best coffee in the market for G. W. Lowry U afflicted with tbe the money at Phillips A Erbs. They make meaaies. a speciality of keeping tbe finest teas and D. W. Regers went to Kalamazoo Mon­ coffees. day on business. i MTS® IMKNIStllR ATn*< Fifty Cents Oq The Dollar WILL CONTINUE-UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE IS SOLD THE STOCK IS JTILL LflRQE •THAT THE SALE IS A Genuine Half Price One can be proven by hundreds of well satisfied customers'. This is the. greatest chance over offered the people to secure fine goods at half their value. K. K. Qraht. u �THE OLDMILLMySTEftY By Arthur W. Marchmont, a A. - They were all more or leas angry , and Tom was speaking very fast and gesticulating violently. ••J have given you the only answer I ahull give you. Roylance," Mary heard Mr. Coode say, “and nothing you can now say will alter it” •‘I say it’s a plot, a downright in­ famous plot to ruin mo; and I have a right to have all particulars given to me.” “Don’t make a scene here in the mill, or I’ll have you put out,” said Mr. Coode. “You’re not going to bully me Into doing just what you want. I tell you again, I am considering what course to take. I have not settled yet what line is best; but you have not explained any of the circumstances which these papers show against you." He drew some papers from his pocket as he spoke, and shook them toward Tom. “And I shall not give you another opportunity of doing so, un­ less it ia before the magistrates. I don’t say I shall take such a step, and I don’t say I shall not. These papers are ample proofs if I want them; but I shall not decide until after the holi­ days." As he held the papers towards Tom the latter made a hasty step forward, and endeavored to snatch them from his grasp. But the other moved back as hastily, and avoided him. “That attempt on your part only “I want to see what you call the proofs." cried Tom, here breaking in to explain his attempt. "That may or may not be true; I am not going to argue. Now yon had bet­ ter go away. I don’t want to do yon more harm than necessary. Your father worked for me for many years, and for his sake I wish to do nothing harsh. Therefore, you understand, I shall make no decision till Monday or Tuesday. This is Saturday. If by then you have left the place, probably no more will be heard of the matter; if you are still here, and persist in com­ ing to the mill, or showing your face in the village, then you can reason for yourself what my course will be. You’ll be sorry then yon did not ac­ cept the offer." ’ “I shall not run away, don’t you fear. I tell you for the fiftieth time, the whole thing is a plant, and I have had no more to do with your money than the mill chimney has; and that man knows it." He pointed to Gor­ ringe, his finger shaking with rage. "It is nothing but a cowardly attempt to disgrace inc and drive me from the place. But I won’t go, do you hear? I won't go. ’Or if 1 do, it’U be after there’s been something to go fpr," At this point the door of the office was shut, and Tom was left alone on the outside. After muttering for a minute he turned on his heel and swung out of the mill, across the yard, and through the gates at a quick pace, his face wearing, an angry and dejectcd look, which went to the girl’s I fi She called him by name, but he did not hear, and then she hurried back to the room where her looms were, and getting her hat and shawl went after him in order to try and console him. She did not overtake him before he reached his cottage, and when she went in he was sitting woe-begone and miserable, with his head resting on hl* arms, which were stretched out before him on the table. Mary laid her hand cn his shoulder, and called him by name. He raised his face, all haggard and worn and miserable. "They’ve beaten me. Mary. I don’t know how they’re done it, but they've got the ‘proofs of my having robbed them, and I swear to Heaven I’m as in­ nocent as a youngster. They’ve turned me out of the mill, and ordered me to leave the village, or else they’ll prose­ cute me. It makes me mad to think of it.” "I heard Mr. Coode, Tom," skid the girl, "and am glad you told him you weren’t to be driven away. The truth will come out In the end. What do you mean by having proof?” “I don’t know what they’ve done, or how they’ve done it, lass; but the money in the mill accounts is short by thirty or forty pound*. I mean that which ha* passed through my hands. There are the papers which show I had It. and there’s nothing to show what I did with it. It’s aa clear as daylight to look at It staggered me, myself; but it's all a lie frtjfa A to Z. I’m no haven’t dropped to stealing. Though, for all the chance I’ve got of having the thing cleared up. I might as wall be a thief. But 111 face it out" face II together, lad. Yonr trouble shall be mine too, mjudoar; drive you away, they shall d^re me with yon; but wefH fight agaflSt it a* Tom was touched by her warda ax>d ‘•You’re a good laaa, Mary; but this'll beaten me so words of u " ‘Don’t know, father, I’ll let you found he had come here. I eame ahon-ed the ■‘Thafa arrange. aatatrorruige. buck to Walkden Bridge, and saw ths know in a day or ao. lam going away for the holidays.‘ But he didn’t look • 1 no very thong hid'dtwo together at the mill They laid Hke holidaying, not to my eye«. Ba ••Why atrange?" raid ‘hedocWF’ , the papers before me—my receipt* for the money, and the account* I had was all excited and trembling and * -Whv strange?" he eehoed. shaking and pale, and I don ’ t know and looking hard at the docixw_ given of*the money. They were abort; because I thought that door would while some of the entries I made are what. •• • What's the matter, Tore?* I naked •hut of Itself- That's all. for payment* which the- people swear "•■Don't see that It matter. »ery much, they’ve never received. It’s all so him. But he just said naught: and he< plain that if 1 didn’t know I’m inno­ shook my hand and stooped and kbwed Mr. Gorringe," «a« the police In­ cent I should believe the papers against me on the forehead—a thing he ain’t spector. looking very Pooiotmd. ^Don'tyou? Well, perhaps myself. ■ Old Coode said he hadn’t tbe done for years. " ‘What I’m doin’, I'm doin’ for the Hut vou see it way *U depwd on the slightest wish to believe me anything ’Don’t think too hard po.itinn of that door to “how whether but innocent, but what could be think best,’ he said Ln the face of the proofs? Then he on me!’ Bless the lad, what could I the villain who did this did urged me to go away quietly. But I think bard on him for? But before I erately and calmly, or ~ flurried and nervonsand no hurried the wouldn’t agree. I waa violent. I was eould tell him that, he was gone." What she heard multiplied Mary’s mad. I could have smashed every­ She said D1AlV'throngh the impromptu investlthing in the place tn my rage. I told uneasiness many • times. eaUon which Gorringe carried through, him I wouldn’t go; and that if be liked quietly and soothingly: to lock me up for what I’d never lone, . "Lie down, father, and try to get the rest were, much Impreased by the he might. But be urged me. He was some sleep. I’ll stop and see if Tom direct character of his question, and tbe clear method In which ho elicited as kind as a man eould be to one comes in.” She smoothed hl* piHowa, made the whom he thought a thief. ‘What could the facts. . bed more cctafortable,. shaded the J do in Walkden Bridge when 1 wasn’t When he came to deal with the dooallowed in the mill?’ he asked. ’Better lamp from his face and then sat down tor, he was searching in hla queatlona by the bead of tbe bed to watch and go and try to make a new life of it “Of course,” said tho doctor, with somewhere else; forget this, and try to wait. professional caution, "I cannot pledge She aat aa still as sleep itself, think­ myself until I have made an autopsy; live down the memory of It.’ But I won’t go while the running away means ing over what had been told her and but there can be no reasonable doubt a confession of an act that I haven’t wondering what it could mean. Had as to tho cause of death. This fracture done. Come what may. I’ll hold my he determined to take Mr. Coode’s in tho base of the sknU." pointing to offer and leave the town, after his it, "would have killed the strongest ground." "Whose work is this, do you think, many assertions that he would do man in the world; it has crashed right nothing of the kind? If so, was Sa­ into the brain. Either of three wound* Tom?" asked Mary. "Some of the strike hands’. That’s vannah in any way connected witL his in the face would also probably hav© about the size of it, I expect But I going away? That thought was like a been enough to cause death.” can’t get at the secret. They’ve laid dagger thrust "VirtuaUy, of course, there can be ao She eould not sleep. Her brain was doubt that th© blows either on the face the plant with such devilish cunning that they’ve hsken in Coode and Gor­ too restless, too busy, too all-inquiring. or at the back of the head caused ringe, and would take in the very devil She watched the darkness outside lift death?" asked Gorringe. himself. But I won’t run away;" and and lighten gradually; and when the “Virtually, no doubt %t all," said tbe thia he repeated several times, until it faint gray light came stealing in doctor. seemed almost as if he wished to through the white blind, throwing up strengthen the resolve by many pro­ in dim outline the figure and then the feature* of the old man who lay sleep­ testations of It. "Why not see Mr. Coode alone? He ing on the bed, Mary rose apd put out For a quarter of a century Dr. Kings is a just man, or said to be so, and if the lamp, and then watched the light you were to talk over the whole of as it broadened and brightened, and New Discovery has been tested, and tho millions who have received benefit from the matter quietly with him you might listened to the sounds of the dawn as its use testify to its wonderful curative bo able to persuade him what the they came in faintly from without powers In all diseases of throat, eheat, The light was full and strong truth ia” and lungs. A remedy that has stood the "But I can’t talk quietly about it. enough to show Mary the time by the test so long and that has given so much uni­ Besides, he wouldn’t see me alone, 1 small clock on tho mantel board—six versal satisfaction is no experiment. o’clock—when her ear caught the Each bottle is positively guaranteed to expect." "Oh yes, he would; if for nothing sound of the footsteps of those who give relief, or money refunded. It Is ad­ else than for your father's sake. Go were intending to begin their holiday mitted to be the most reliable tor coughs to the mill and ask him. He’s sure to early in the day. androids. Trial bottles free at W. H. Suddenly a knock sounded on the Goodyears Drug Store. Large size 50c. be at the mill this evening. If he ■ „ ..„ | door of the cottage, making theand girl9100. doesn't go back home to Grange." Bo agreed at length to' do as the start Then a hand tried the door and. girl wished, and a little later she went finding it open, some one came with a home, Tom promising to come to hqr heavy step along the passage. Mr. Fred Miller of Irving. HL Writes as soon as ho had seen Mr. Coode. “What is it?” asked Mary, going to that he had a revere kidney trouble for ’ He seemed much calmer than when meet the incomer, and speaking in a many years, with severe pains*In the back she left him. She was glad, very glad, I low voice so ns not to wake the old and also that bls bladder was affected. that he had resolved not to run away ' old man. * He tried manv so called Kidney eures but from the trouble; and her faith in Tom "I’ve come to tell Tom the news, without any good result. About a year gave her a quiet undercurrent assur-1 loss,” said the man, a neighbor, who ago he began tbe use of Electric Bitters ance that all would be well. And down ! was dressed in his best and going for and found relief at once. Electric Bitters Is especially adapted to cure of all kidney in a corner of her woman's heart she his holiday. was glad to think that at any rate she ' “The news?” said Mary. “A strange and liver troubles and often gives almost would have an opportunity of proving time for telling news, Mr. Bridge," she Instant relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price only 50c. for large to him how true was her love. . said, cheerfully. bottle. At VV. H, Goodyears’ Drug Store. After she had had some tea, Mary “Aye. and it’s strange news to tell, took a book and went up to her bed- lass, too. Some one got into the mill room, the window of which overlooked last night and killed old Mr. Coode. The best salve In the world for cuts, the road, qnd she sat there to wait and He was found dead this morning when bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever waten 1 Jake watch for Tom Tom’s s coming. coming. Jake Farnworth Farnworth went in." in.” When dusk grew into darkness and "Dead! Killed!" cried Mary, in a sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coms, and all skin Irruptions, .and posi­ , the air began to grow chilly Mary hushed, horror-laden voice. closed the window and went down-1 "Aye, killed., sure enough, with bis tively cure piles or too pay required. It I Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction I stairs, thinking It could not be much face. all battered and beaten out of or money refunded. Price 25 cents per I longer before Tom’s arrival. Then it ‘ shape and knowledge. It’s naught but box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe I struck her that it might cheer him to ' murder, that job.’* drugritot have a bit of warm supper.- Moreoiver, | the preparation of it would occupy her 1 CHAPTER XVH Bloomingdale farmers say that during i BOW THX WXArcM WAS FOVKn while she waited, she thought, and ■ these hard times nothing else on tbe farm The news _of the ------------murder J| spread help to make the time pass. . | ------ pays so well as dairying. But when the meal waa ready, and through the mill village and filled all Bev. E. H. Inman, Baptist clergyman at the clock pointed to ten o’elock, there classes of the people with consternaCenterville, Mich., aays be has never tion. were stil1 no signs of Tom. Mr. Coode had not, for some years, found an equal to "Adlronda,” Wheeler’s Eleven o'clock struck, and tho sharp, quick strokes of the little drum clock, taken a very active part Ln the conduct Heart and Nerve Cure. Sold by W. H. as she counted them, made her begin of the mill; but in former times he had Goodyear. been a well-known figure in Walkden to fee) anxious. Owosso is having a siege of measles. Where could Tom be? She looked Bridge—known to every one us a fair dealing if somewhat--------hard regretfully at the meal she had made and ----- . }ust ,---------------D -------------------There are 145 pupils at the ML Pleasant ready for him in vain; and she sighed. ' master. He had not been jvery popular. Indian school. She went outside again; but this time 1 it is true; but certainly no one in the Iu consequence of winter diet and lack It was as much to cool her hot brow ' place could hove been supposed to har­ of open air exercise, tbe whole physical as to look for Tom’s coming. bor anything like sufficient hostility tc mechanism becomes impaired. Ayer’s Sar­ At midnight she was more anxious wish for his death. saparilla Is the proper remedy. In tbe There was no doubt, however, that spring of tbe year, to strengthen tbe appe­ than before. Tom could not possibly . be with Mr. Coode until such an hour , the cause of death was murder. The tite, invigorate tbe system, and expel all as this. But if not, where was he? ' dead man’s face had been battered out Impurities from the blood. Could they have locked him up? of all knowledge, while a terrible Two Bloomingdale cheese factories com­ The thought harassed her so much ' blow from behind had crushed in the mence operation next Monday. that at last she felt she must find out skull with force enough to have killed Spring Is fall of terrors to all whose for herself whether there was any an ox—so said the doctor. ground for it. .She resolved to go At about six o’clock an engineer had constitution Is not able to resist the sud­ down to Tom’s cottage and ascertain gone to the mill to make some repairs, den changes of temperature and other In­ whether any tidings of him were to be taking advantage of the engine being salubrities of tbe season. To put the sys­ tem In condition to overcome these evils, obtained there. stopped for the holidays; and as nothing is so effective as Ayer’s Sarsapar­ The village was very still and dark he had to pass the office., be chanced to illa. Take It now. as she hurried through iL As she see through the open door the signs of Lake Ann people are giving dances to passed the cottage where 'Savannah j some confusion. He looked in and Morbyn lodged she saw a light in it' found that evidently something was raise money to buy uniforms for the home and a sudden impulse prompted her to I amiss, as the chairs and office stools ball team. go and ask for Savannah and find out whether she hail seen Tom. She knocked lightly at the door. A woman oame to the door holding a lighted candle above her bead and, peering out. asked who it was. "It’s me, Mary Ashworth, Mra. O’Brien," said Mary. "Is Savannah in?” " Deed and she’s not.” answered the woman." She’s away, and she’ll not be cornin’ back tiU after Whitsuntide.” "Thank you. 4 happened to be pass­ ing. and. seeing a light, I thought I would ask her question. Thst’sxlL Good night” Tbe news was a little relief to Mary. Wherever Tom might be.it was certain he was not—but she chided herself for even harboring such a thought, aud left It unexpressed. She hurried on to Tom’s cottage; and found it all in darkness. At first she did not like to knock, but her anxiety overcame all her other feelings and she went up to the door. It was unlocked, however, and pushing it open she entered The old man. bearing a noise, called out: i had kindled fliek- bMkr* We>e truth on our "No, Mr. Roylaaee. It*, me," raid Mary, going into tbe Innerroom where were overturned, a lamp that stood on the desk had been thrown down and broken, papers and books were scat­ tered in all directions, and everything looked, as he said, “as if there had been a regular free fight" Then, lying on one side of the office table that stood in the middle of the room, ho had found the body of Mr. Coode. He had rushed out at oner and given the alarm, sending the flirt per­ son he met for the police while he ran for the doctor. Doctor and police arrived about tbe same time, and both had agreed aa to the cause of death. Nobody could look at the room without seeing that a struggle must have taken place, and no one could see the barbarous disfig­ urement of head and face without at the same time understanding tbe cause of death. Reuben Gorringe was very soon on the scene, and immediately began to question all concerned in a searching vigorous manner. He made tbe en­ gineer. Jake F arnsworth, who had dis­ covered the body, tell the whole of his story over again carefully, and be wrote It down from his dictation. “You say you found the office door open?" he asked. lying on the ground and a paper or two near it. 1 could m u tiling, weren’t all right, and that made me puah tbe door open wider." Mid the man. “Show ma exactly how far it wm open.” Hid Gorringe. m If be thought moch of the point. MATILDA.—It waa a good turn you did me when vou told of Sant* Clans Soap. It make* the clothe* whiter than any other and save* time and work. * Ma*V.—Ye*, and it doe* not injure the hand* or the clothe*. SANTA CLAUS SOAP. Midi byTHE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago. Reduced from a copy. << activity for DIE FORUM. psbUc sttsstfon sM la traatHtr Um bast svttooritlss, without t»«srtf to partiu s MMtory1 lapsed ■» ths great Roviawo thoughUul liUmtnn rwnoui activity I*, la fact, ths most laterreting ot alt literature. American SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. Tki Ftraa b ttn as cheap u the aiagazlaet of acre retertilimct. THl CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, TH. BEST*, OF THE GREAT UHEW8 The Forum Publishing Company. Union Square, New Yocfc 35c, a Copy. $3 a Year. 3i TheNew York Weekly Tribune • I V Hall’s Hair Kenewer contains the natu­ ral food and color-matter for the hair, and medicinal herbs for tbe scalp, curing gray­ ness, baldness, dandruff and scalp sores. Belding hustlers are negotiating with outside capitalists for the erection of a shoe factory. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. . ONE YEAR Frank Coopar, M>ot a tew nlgbu in M Benton Harbor b, Frank Bandy, will die. He waa a good aoldler, and tried Ubby prlaon fare. ' FOR ONLY 11.00, C/ISH IM ADVANCE. Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. The Arbiters of Owosso, who seceded from the German Lnlber.ii eburob. bare wntio s 1 i �japanbbb CURE A N'i-w and r-vnp'eta Trestmetrt, con-fc-ung of fitTFCSlTOitlKB, Cnpetdes of Oiatnwat aud two jjaxc. (’ oiruncu’. A newr-falitag Cure for Piter o’t>rm nMure end e>*-ee. It ranker an opersUon wii> ih' tuife <’r inJociUuMot curboilo ucid, which are i .t'uitil <•□'! mdom s j.crn.suteU cure, and often ri-rolting In deaih. unnvceMarr. Why endu'n th.s »e’r bio rfteenwe? we € boxen to cufa »>nv oaen. You culy pay frj.benefl’* rvccw >- 41 a hn». 6 for N. Sect by moil. 0uorr.nw<n Irs-K-d I >■ r,t;r c,;unU. BOARDING-HOUSE LIFE. It I» Quite Popular with Senate™ ' Hotnlg BBd Unite Md P r?’ of In oily. nObJec‘of th' •cantor eTcr.vtklng the furtherIv , hisown ho,nt comforts during the latter period ot hl. life. He Is m Z,„^ner*Uj kno'Tn throughout tho not only one of our shiest thc sense that he underMnau. the science of political economy , Y , Ifot'rament is concerned! bnlI he is also and always ha. been a great financier in tbe matter of the direction of his own businoaa, and Is many times a millionaire. It tea singular fact that the two sen­ ators from each state and tho repre­ sentatives from the various districts of each state do not seem to harmonize when they come to Washington. That is to say, it, very seldom happens that the two senators from one state oc­ cupy contiguous seats in the senate, or that the representatives of any one state select contiguous seats in the house of- representatives. It a . --I—.»••*»«•». n- is is also aisQ a font *l,«a *u_ — a__ . l2ttt th® two RenutorR from one state.............. never live togethsw in the^a'me ,(V,' Or *n tbe same boarding house. The nearest approximation of har­ mony In any state delegation, so fares surface indications are concerned, is to .be found in the Iowa delegation st tho Hotel Normandie. Co). Hondersono the oldest member in tho house from Iowa, In point ot continuous service, went to that hotel lost August when MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Hallod With Dell<ht The Burtis sawmill at Marquette be­ gan their 1894 cut, starting with a gang of sixty men. This is the earliest saws have begun running in many years, and almost a month sooner than last year. The booms are being supplied with logs brought in by rail which will continue until rafting from the Yellow Dog river commences. The Dead River Mill Oa also propose starting their cut Both mills in engaging help are giving preference to married men, and in this way Mr. Bunts is now furnishing sus­ tenance for forty, families, several of which severely felt the dullness of the past winter. ARTIFICIAL PEARLS. Tb« Highly lBren!ou» Chinese Method ol Producing Genw to Sult. The processes by which the Chinese produce artificial pearls are as remark­ able as they are ingenious, says the Washington Star. This business con­ stitutes quite an important industry. It is confined to two villages in the northern province of Chibkiang, which is in a silk-producing region In the months of May and June large quan­ tities of mussels are brought in baskets from a lake thirty miles distant, and tho biggest of the mollusks are se­ lected for tho operation that is to be performed. Into the shell of each mussel is in­ troduced a number of small objects which it is intended that the bivalve A new way to pay old debts devel­ shall coat with the pearly substance it oped at Kalamazoo. M. B. Shears, a secretes. Sometimes little pills of farmer, owed >193 on a note which he earth are used. Such pellets are made had executed to W. Q Edselk the Ot- of mud, taken from the bottom of aegu banker. The note originally called water courses, dried and powdered for 8493, but >300 of this amoua*. had with the juice of camphor-tree seeds. been paid by Shears, who walked into In the same way arc employed dimin­ Edsell’s office, and, drawing a revolver, utive images, usually .of Buddha, but demanded tbe surrender of the note, often of fishes. They are macle of lead, pouring the — molten threatening -• — 3 to ~ kill —•*** the tut banker M<aunur if u he uu re *C—­ , cast very , . * thin by , * -------After some parleyingfused. the bitj‘of‘ “f*1 uP°n s boanl which *» carved ________ • • " " with the impressions. paper w--------------as surrendered. To place these nuclei inside of the Health in Michigan. -------mussels is a process of no little deliDuring the week ended April 14 re- । cacy. Theshcjl is usually opened with ports sent in by fifty-one observers in , a small instrument of mother-of-pearl, various portions of the state to the state ; »nd the mantle of the animal if gently board of health indicated that scarlet lifted. At the same time the images fever increased aud diarrhea decreased ; or pills are laid in two rows beneath in area of prevalence. Typhoid fever j the mantle. The shell is then permitwas reported at fourteen places, diph- . ted to close. Finally the mollusks arc theria at nineteen, measles at thirty-deposited in canals or pools five or six three, scarlet fever at sixty-two and ' inches apart, at depths of from two to small-pox at Crystal Falls, Menominee, five feet in lots of 5,000 to 50,000. Ishpeming aud Kalamazoo.________________ In November the mussels are col­ ------ - ------__ lected and opened. The animals are as. * Bloody Riot.___________ | removed from the shells and the pelA not, precipitated by striking Poles lets or images are detached bv a sharp who hud been in the employ of tbe De- . knife. Hv this time they are'fastened troit water board, led to an »ttack on tightly to the inner surface of the the sheriff and six deputies, sad two shellsand have become covered with a I oles were killed and eighteen other coating of nacre. The next process is persons injured. ____ tocutaxvay the matrices of earth or Mm* n .,«**< John iraK- Pilat x.__ was shot and instantly killed, And Andrew v Esnik n. about which tho artificial pearls and Andrea Karnotski were shot and have formed. Into the cavity thus died soon after. Charles P. Collins, made in each one is poured melted sheriff of Wayne county, was probably yellow resin, and. the orifice is artfully fatally hurt covered over by a piece of mothcr-ofpcarl. Jochlin E*c»pea Conviction. The pearls formed about the earth­ The trial of the case of the people vs. J. W. Joe him, ex-secretary of state, en pellets are flat on the bottom and in shape arc somewhat mor# than hemi­ ended; in Lansing in a disagreement of the Jjory. The judge gave his charge spheres. They have much of the luster in the morning and the jury deliberated and beauty of the real gems, and are for ten hours, then the foreman an­ sold at a rate so cheap as to be procur­ nounced to the court that there was no able by all who care to possess them. They are employed to a considerable possibility of an agreement and the extent by jewelers, xvho set them in jury was discharged. tiaras >nd various ornaments of female attire. Those made from images are Tbdmus P. Tuite, Detroit’s ex-city employed as ornaments and amulets treasurer, who was brought back from on the caps of children. A few shells New York on the charge of embezzle­ are sent to market with the pearls ad­ ment of >15,500 of the city’s money, hering, for sale to the curious or super­ was arraigned, but he refused to plead stitious. and also refused to Accept bail from his DOGS GET BORED. friends. He was accordingly returned Bow Mnn'» r.wmplc IJa« DrraoraUzed the to jail in default of >10,000 bonds [Special W ashing tan Letter. 1 This city is not so much of a board­ ink house „ it nM>rt tobc Apreat many ot Onr «tate»men, pnrtlcuUrl,our aenatora. have purehawxl perma­ nent rea.denc®: but still quite a num­ ^V. II. ^oodvear. Sole Agent. Hastings, ber ol them live at hotels. Senator Aldrich, of Rhode Island­ Senator Camden, of We.t Virginia: Senator Platt, of Connecticut, end So“tor Squire, ot Washington, reside TIMETABLE. In effect February 11. 1894. at the Arlington. Senator Camden and Senator Platt, not being possessed -J of a very great deal of thia world’* Stations. (foods, have very modest apartments । in Uii* prominent hotel, at a moderate ‘ NORTH. price: while Senators Aldrich and | p. it . a. m a. m Squire, both of them rich men. have i 0 10 3t u Cbkitfo i*v..„............. a. n .ip. m .a. m. magnificent apartment* and live in । i; r un woo Lv............. 0 X 2 31 7 13 splendid style. ; Cooper................. •6 1 *2 4 The hotel keepers are aft very anx­ Richland June t.......... •C J *2 4 •7 40 •3 a •7 50 Crv»»cy........................ •€ I ious to secure the families of senators Milo ............................ •6 2 *3 0t 8 (JO and representatives as their guests, 3 I 8 U Delton ........................ 6 7 2 3 22 1 S 30 ('toverdale......... because the presence of these political BUU1U............. X!...... •7 1 *3 J ' 000 leaders in their hotels naturally draws 1 9 25 IIAATIXOS.................... 7 3 3 4. custom to them- The many people who come to Washington for the purpose of ■4 a j •» 50 Coati* Grove................ •7 4 0 ' 10 0J having personal orpolitical axes ground Woodland................... •7 7 3 4 1 . 10 15 Woodbury............ naturally want to call upon the sena­ Utt />. i.. dfr A’. 1 3 00 tors from their state who can do them L.U1MHK ................. 8 4 ...... 11 0...... the most good: and of course when 5 I 12 43 Grand Rapids.............. they can afford to do so they like to Stop at the very hotel where their par­ ticular great man resides. This, of । Stations. c a. cocrsc, brings money into the purses Z aK of the Bonifaces. SOOTH, The Hotel Nvrmandie has for ita p. m•r"! |P. «• guests four m.-nbers of the senate, in •J 1 Chicago Ar............ . a. m p. m. P tn the persons <>f Senators Blackburn, of Kalamazoo Ax............. !• fi 6 Ofi 2 35 Kentucky; Hill, of Ncxv York; Hunton, EastGooyer Lv........... •9 4.J. •’. M of Virginia, and Smith, of Nexv Jersey. Richland June!.......... 9 .•# •ft 15 2 M Cressey......... .............. •9 3 •fi 41 •1 4fi The presence of these senators natur­ Milo . ........................... 9 2. •5 3B ♦I ?» ally brings a great deal of custom to 5 2tt 1 10 9I Delton ..................... 9 « 5 18 12 M the hostelrie, because the people from Shultz........................... •9 O •5 W 12 45 Kentucky, Netv York, Virginia, and 8 4 4 M 12 25 Hastixub........... .. New Jersey, who desire to see their senators, go to the hotel where they Coats Grove........ ....... •8 2 •< 40 Woodland.........1........ 8 1 •4 JO 11 3b reside, if they happen to have money Woodbury................... 8 10| 4 S 11 30 enough to pay their way. Of course! 1 ia D. L. A <V. all visitors .want to stop at first-clasi the extraordinary session of congress , tansing........................ ........ 1 3» 10 27 Detroit......................... ........ 1 1 10 7 40 convened, and he was followed there hotels in the national capital if Grand Rapids.............. 7 00 ........ can afford to do so, and the prices^ufe by Mj\ Cousins, a new member from ♦. in 1 Iowa, find one of the •youngest men in Ir.n*rse City.............. really quite reasonable; bufnatur—------------N . Charlevoix.............. ally the cheaper hotels catch a great ’ the house of representatives from any Senator s private secre­ many. < state. ........ " 4-Allison ‘*,s—’----Bay X’lew...................... For several months Senator Quay, of 1tary. Joe Morgan, followed these two representatives to the same hos­ Pennsylvania, and Senator Hill, of Iowa 1 ’ ’Stop* on signs! only. Agents must signal New York, had apartments u]x>n the ’telry. and Congressman Hull, of Des (rains at flag stations as soon as they cau be same floor nt the Normandie: and they Moines, came after them. Keprcseu»I !> igbt trains will be run at the convenience met there very frequently as near 1tative Gear, of the First Iowa district,! of the <■» mpany. who reserve the right tochange neighbors. It is a singular coincidence went to the same place, but has since the time of such train* without notice. his location. In no other in­ 1 S > r>will wait at Woodbury lor passengers that the most successful politician in changed froni No. 1 on D I.. & N. the republican part}- and the most 1stance in the city have'so many repreBaciK'ge mutt l»e at the depot at leasts minsevtatives from one state come to­ .;ie- oeture leaving time ol trains, sathat agents sagacious politician in the democrat^ 1 m>»5 bare time to check it properly; otherwise it party were so neighborly, and upon Igether to reside under the same roof. , •nay not goforward until next tram. A great many of the senatorial pal­ such apparently friendly terms, on tbe W. 8. nrwiNn. Genl Manager. have been descried by their, II C. Putter. Gen’l J’. & T. Aut same floor of the same hotel and occu- . aces 1 Faithful Animal. I*. Skbokant. 8upt. pying seats at tables which were con- 1originators and builders, because of their retirement from public life. Sen- J ; Some domestic animals can.be very tiguoas in the same dining-room. | At- rStaples mining road much bored indeed, says the London — —r— <fc — Covell's --------------------o-----The Metropolitan hotel has only 1ator Sawyer, the Wisconsin millionaire, lived but one year in hisbaxmisl stone near Era, Newaygo county, a ter- Times. This capacity seems to vary three senators us its guests during the ,, An ‘ castle, xvhen his successor-was elected, ' rible .accident ‘ occurred *“ engine 1 from the intelligence of the victim and present session of congress, but it has 1 »*vvkf went xvcuk back unv-K to vanOsh- sDuck a tree which had been blown with the closeness of his relations to more representatives probably than Jand Senator Sawyer Hearst, of‘ C_ Cali*cro4 the track. Eight log cutters mankind. We may well blush, for in­ live. Senator S----- .... 27 —... ‘.2 any other hotel in the city. It is kosh.to .................. .... LL. ... .......... — tlie at the time of the acci- ' stance, when we think how man has fornia. died before his term was com-1, were That’s tbe great reason why you famous as a resort for southern states- i pictod. and hirpalace is noxx”rented * dent Hnd six of them «ero instanUy ; demoralized the dog. We have taught should know about our salt It re­ men. Senators Berry, of Arkansas: ! quires the best to produce the best. the dog to be'bored. We have cor­ and occupied by another. Senator ( hilleo. Ransom, of North Carolina, and Pasco, 1 The good fanner realizes this with rupted him so much by our society that, Fatally Stabbed Hto Father. Lis seed; shall tho butter maker be of Florida, reside at the Metropolitan, Palmer, of Michigan, left his senshe can no longer depend upon himself, torial palace to become minister to Hapry Fox> Bged ln a fit of Bn . . less wise? Our salt Is as carefully and so does Speaker Crisp; and the lat­ made as your butter—made express­ Spain, aud he has never since occupied geT jumped npon hia father, William. |j or even on other dogs for entertainter is a guest of a great deal more ' ly for dairy work; and bright dairy­ tnent. A cow, it may be boldly said, it; but it is understood by his friends Bt Q UMn nicassee, a hunting resort east , men everywhere find their batter bel­ prominence indeed even than a sen-. ' [ that he would l»e willing to take an- of city< ttnd piuntfed » tfnife into i never thinks of being bored. Give her ter made and their labor better paid “Quite a number ot wn.lora reside In ' 'zxtkraw °‘h" tnmi “.rm,in in.tho lb'1 annata if thn neonle ut= ..»!__* —T" tb° in*ictln? » । plenty of grass asd the company of when they use I another coxv by way of gossip, give her Michigan sliuulti should insist unon upon it. ^enSen-' /...i fatal i.-.-,., wound. , . . , , ,, . of Xfir-nicmti »*a their own houses, and nearlj- all of ator Stanford, of California, one of the ' a stream to stand in, and that cow is — «----them, through the social influences of ' most! benevolent of ricU men. and one' happy, as happy as the Buddha him­ Short But Newsy items. their wives and daughters, take a lead­ self No murmur escapes her lips, no of thb most beloved In the memory Of ' The home of j. R. Henkley, near ing part in the scziety of the national ' ’his friends, left his palace last sum- { Delton, was burned and the clothing . glance of discontent shows in her capital. i mer, when lie was called to one of the ; was entirely burned off Mrs. Henkley I placid eyes. No matter what brand you have Senator Allison, of Iowa, resided in I The dog. on the other hand, is always n>ed, Just give tills a fair trial- It i ^mansions of the blest . and she died in a short time. his own house, but he is a tvidower ' But, despite the fact that the great ‘ The 8-year-old son of Henry Hock, of I. craving for society. A dog has been I.-* first in flavor, first In grain, and :’r-l In purity. Whether for dairy without children, and hence does not1 know to leave its master's house and men of <jur country are making homes Cheboygan, was throwing chips into or table use, you will find It to give any entertainments in his own i betake itself to that of a richer neighyour advantage to be acquainted for themselves in the national capital, j the river when he slipped and fell in home. He goes out into society a । bor. xvho saw more cofepany and enter!th the salt that's I there are very many who like board-. and w** drowned. | uined Ojc t ,f£ fcase a d great deal, however, and is as popular Write us. Ing house life. 11 i* not an uncommon j Menominee wm cut off from all tele-1 ,a„st nhvavb 'bo goiDg i something must always be going on. in the social as he is prominent in the DIAMOND CRYSTAL thing tor fledgling statesmen to begraphic communicate tor a few day* To him tb e whirl of gayeiy ga’yety means meanTllfe. SALT CO., ----- jo — ~ ; To him the whirl of life, political world. * with ih«* nharms ntrinir fn a stnrm. I1 .. . .... He .is notoriously incapable of. even St. Clair, Mich. Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, come preoccupied with tbe charros owing to a storm. of ‘the daughter of ' ' Owing to the apathy that business taking a n-alk by himself. He detests has a splendid home of his own on La- and fascinations •• — • very seldom •• ■ । the landlady of the boarding house, men have towards making an exhibit ! solitude. He even -takes a i Every landlady has a daughter. I the Genesee County Agricultural socie­ walk with another dog; never, per­ don’t know hoxv it happens, but it is a ty hare decided not to hold their annual haps, except where there is a neighbor­ ' fact that every landlady ban a daugh­ fair this year. ing wood with rabbits in it. The dog ter. It is not always the case that the John Sandison, of Allis township, lives for society and sport, the sure daughter is beautiful, but she is young Cheboygan county, took carbolic acid proof of an idle and ill-opcupied mind. and attractive and the boarders all with suicidal intent, but would prob­ Nature, landscape, in spite of the like her; She goes to church, to the ably live. Disappointment in love. Duke of Argyll, is nothing to the dog. theater and to b^lls xxdth .the congres­ The Winthrop iron mine at Ishpem­ Within doors he is always asking to be sional boarder; and she usually works ing ceased operat ons after twenty let into a room and then asking to bo her way into some government posi­ years;of continuous service on account let out of it if he thinks there is better tion <by judiciously smiling and be­ of the little demand for its product —that is, mor? dissipated and frivolous guiling the statesman. That is the The mine employed 250 men. —company elsewhere. The dog who is reason the District of Columbia has Frank Jackson, aged 19. of Pettys- accidentally shut out of his master’s more than its quota of officeholders, ville, wm killed by a train of cars. house at night howls till he is let in while many of the sovereign states are Ambrose A. McDonough pleaded again, usually next morning with the clamoring for favors for favorite sons gnilty at Howell of violation of the milk. He keeps all the parish awake, i and flavorite daughters. liquor law and was fined >200 and five but never manages to waken his owner. U It would probably be interesting to dollars costa. The cause of all this disturbance is । you to know something about the Horace McClure, aged 70, years, was simply ennui and a sense of social neg' bouses which statesmen of the past burnwl to death In Grand Rapid* while l«=t. The dog could be quite comlort| used to occupy and the entertainments trving to save a horae from a burning 1 able in the garden, but he leel* that he HIGH-PRICED DONKEY. i is “out of it,” and gives as much trouble I which they gave, but that will be the b*rn Four hundred loreignera have been ! a peraon who te asking to be asked fayette square within a long- stone'* subject of another letter. Smith D. Fry. . r.. a at _* Ishpeming. T_L--- 1— to a party. naturalized throw ot the white house. It Isone of Id a state of nature it is most im­ The Huron Lumber .company will the oldest buildings in the city and probable that the dog had these offen­ start Its mill at Alpena May 1. formerly belonged to Commodore sive instincts. A fox, a xvolf is never It Is amusing to Watch the green con­ Rogers, of the nary, who purchased the Prof. Rudolph A. Wallenstein, who bored when not in copflncment; he ductor trying to place a trolley on the is regarded aa one of the finest pianists lot originally from Henry Clay: and all How an Enemy was Foiled. wire. To a practiced hand it is easy in this country, disappeared from Grand hunts, he sleeps, he plays with his T he following graphic statement will be that he paid for it waa a fine Anda­ enough, but to the 'prentice it is a cubs. Probably savages are never 1 -u with Intense interest: cannot describe lusian jackass. The story goes that Rapids, leaving his wife without knowl­ bored; at a corroboree yon do not note workof woe indeed. One «f these mon ''-n u rob. criM jiy aensatlon that existe«l in my anxious---to •possess nntNs hahds and legs. I had to rub and beat Clay was very •'-•j-----------„ the found to his sorrow lhaUt is not so edge of his whereabouts. men leaning against doors, or, rather, Itiiow part* until they were sore, to overcome animal and that Commodore Rogers The Alpena county savings bank be­ tree trunks, with an air of unspeakable easy ns it looks. It was at night and ■ n a measure the dead feeling that had taken , ® ornnld sell it for no other b-xwlon of them. In addition. 1 had a . said that he would sell it xor no uu. tedium. They wait* in and enjoy the |ta.s-sengors were rudely disturbed gan business at Alpena >i range weakness in my back and around my < Dr?ce than that particular lot. Clay Alfftd Durphy, a fisherman, waa themselves. It is clearly civilization Lid that b. believed that.the( j^» in the perusal of their papers bythe drowned in L ’ Anse bay. which produces ennui, not only in men, lights going ont, and soon after their creeping paralysis, from which, accord- i wa8 worth more than the lot of ground, equilibrium was npwjt by the car com­ The Mount Pleasant Indian industrial women and children, but even in dogs. i .f u> their universal conclindon. there is no ,. trlndlv made the exchange, h-uef. Once it fastens upon a' perwon. they ana ne very at ing to a dead slop. There waa nothing school has 148 pupils, that are looked Ben’s Kelt Oil. s»y. It continues its;insidious progrcM until • That single lot would to-day bnng at to do but to wait until the conductor after by fourteen employes. Extraordinary stories are told of the H reacheea vital point and the sufferer (Hen. : . . v,a qoo at auction, in spite of the Thomas Nevins & Son, contractors at " ; n was my prospect. I had been doc Wlng , least 350, nf our business replaced the trolley. He tried for some healing properties of a new oil which year and a half steadily, but with no pur- depressing condition of our o minutes, but the festive wire eluded Orange, N. J., signed a contract for the is easily made from the yolk of hens* '■},,aL!^oe&u when 1 ®*w “‘n adverthement -flairs at this time. ofTbe entire ’street railway of Dr Mlkw* Restorative Nervine, procured a of Michigan, one him. The trolley would bang against purchase eggH. The eggs are first boiled hard, system of Detroit, paying therefor «8,.bottleand began using It. Marvelous as it | Senator McMillan, of Mien g» . It in a tantalising manner and make a and the yolks are then removed, n.ay M!em, but a few days had passed before *«.. wealthiest men in the senate, xs fine display of blue sparks, but the rea­ 000,000. crushed anti placed over a fire, where '•'ery hit of that creepy feeling had left uie, snlcndid house on VerThe steam barge Burlington, from they are carefully stirred until the suband there has not b£e even the allxhtost the owner of B splcnam ction continued until the pssaengers ----------- of-■Ito return. -I now ---------iiHUeatloQ feci----aa moot arena*, only three orfourdoore Bay City fqr Cleveland, caught tire and well mi I ever dM. and have Rained ten from tb* residence ol ^n»*“r * P*?", were becoming sngry sod had about was burned. She was owned by G. K. s^axbee is on tjie point of catching fire, pounds la weight, though I had run down Tbe reridvnae ol Senator MeMtUan >* made up their minds to get out and when the.oil separates and the oil may • nnu 170 to 137. Four others hare used Dr. walk, when a conductor of one of the Jackson, of Buy City, and valued at be poured off. One yolk will yield one ol tbe mart beautifully and richly . : ion, and it ha*bean aaaattafactory in their furnished in the city, and th. enter­ long string of cars behind the stalled •10.000. nearly two teaspoonfuls of oil J*,ii John Parker, of Wyandotte, who had aes m in jbIus.”—Jamas Kane, La Rue. O. one went to tbe rescue and adjusted ! MIW BwKcrallvs Hervtoe IsaoM by al! tainment* which are given there are the trolley and tbe tempera ol the pas­ been hunting wild ducks in Ecorse bay, in general use among the colonists of south Russia aa “ -like picnic* In fairy land. sengers with the greatest ease imagin­ claimed to have bagged 1,400 birds in cute, bruise*, etc. i Tbe home of Senator Sherman, of one week. able—-Buffalo Buffalo Frprw Express. ' Ohio, on K street, te one of the most CONST! PATION th-; i-l vr.:t cud STOMACH REGULATOR nxui hr (•,>!.• 1’UKinEB- Small, mild ni»l plea-nnt tr t / ,.. -m cioliy adnptxa i . children's uso. fo busu. No. S Freight. r.*pmw. NO. 3 I 1 Express. 'Chicago, Kalanajoo Is Sagiaiw No.O •iw>I F"K mitMdx'4 Freight. ... ::::: Because It is so Pure To Restore hair which has become thin, and keep the scalp clean and healthy, use AVER ’S HAIR VIGOR It prevents the hair from falling out or turning gray. The best Dressing a Fvt&nd.^o Th.e cause ProVecftSon. ojfllrnerican. AvAevesYs ?’ Are you willing to work for the causa .of Protection in placing reliable Infor* mation in the hands of your acquain­ tances ? ’ If you are, you should be identified with THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. 135 W. 23D ST.. NEW YORK. CAtrrrcN bottom, put him down as a fraud. J°*0?250 L IES *?oo ’^1.75 $0 $L-75 W. L. Douglas CO BEST IN OO OrllzE. THE WORLD. ‘ W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fitUng, and give better satisfaciionaubc prices ad. vertised than any other make. Try one pair and be convinced. The stamping of XV . I- Douglas* sane and price on the bottom, which guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them. Dealers who push the iale of XV. 11 Douglas Shoes gain customer*, which help* 10 increase the rules ontheir fu|; line of goods. Thfy ran afford to sell at a less profit. Snd v.e beUere ymt can rave monrv bvjvuvtng all voar Toorweario’f the dealer adver-.iscj below. ' Cat: ionic free upcm application. Addirsx. FT. ’•. DOUGLAS, B.-u« kton,Mw»^. S«h by WOOLLEY & BRONSON Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt. A STRANGE CASE. srtenUBc boots sent free. . . Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive special noUcclntbe KeiZntlSe AmerlciiSTand tbua are brotuiht widely before tbe public with- ADMINISTRATOB’.S BALE. Notice Is hereby given, th « In pursuance of an order granted to tbe undersigned. MelvHle J. Bigelow. Administrator of the estate ot Julia E. Stuart.deceased, by tbe Judge of Probate lor the county o! Kalumaz-x), on th* I8th day of December A. D , iMtt. there wilt tx t>u!d at Public Vendue, to the highest bMder at tbe Yankee Bprtugs poMoffice. front door, in the coanfy of Barry. State ot Michigan, on Wedneoday the 2nd day of May A. D. 1«M. atone o'clock In the afternoon of that day, (subject to ail en­ cumbrances by way of Mortgage or otherwise exhtlng at the time ot the death of Julia E. Blsart or at tbe time of said sale, the fol­ lowing described real estate to-wit: Tho south east quarter (1* I of the north weak quarter (k> of section thirty-four (841 .In townNlilp number three (3) nonh of range number tea (W) west. Dated, Kalarnuoo, Mich.. March 14. IMM. MKLVItXSJ. Riuklqw, Administrator Estate ot Juba E Stuart, de­ ceased. MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made in the cofiditkms of a certain mortgage made by Martin V. Bar­ ker and Harriet Idea Barker, his wife, to (George F. Kenastori, and dated February 22. 188* and recorded tn the office or the Kqglster of Deeds, for the County ot Barry In the Stale of Michigan, February 28, mi.la Uber nofmurtgagMon pages aw and 219 on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the sum nt four hundred and forty one dhllsrs and tblrty-nlM cents and no suit or proceedings at law having been Instituted to recover the am-mnt secured by bald mortgage «>r any part thereof. Notice Is Uierefere hereby given that on the 2fltb day of May. U»i at 10 o'clock In the forenoon thsrw wHl be sold at the north front door of the court bou*e. In the City of 11 sstlngs. county | < Barry and State of Michigan, said court bouse bring the place for holding tbe Clbcutl Court Tor the County of Barry, at public auction to tbe highest bidder, the premises described in said mortgage or so much thereof as may be neoessary to satisfy Ute amount due on said mart­ gaga as above set forth, with the interest there­ on, and the costs, charges and expenses allow­ ed by law and provided for In said mortgage, <a*d preudses being si'nate In the City ot Haatlsgs In the County ot Harrv, aud Michigan and descrllied as follows: street Iran tbe south east corner <»f lot block Ore Chamberlain^ addition So the C Hasting?. tbenoe south twenty-two �M, be »«le by tta towwMp tav<L «M). In elite. by the common conuo». hot to Additional Local News. u'seott Melntoeh waa epearinr on ™>ro’ slgnmettt of territory. apple tbe other oi*ht. He went to «U a Washktotom GaAdkkb, Secretary of Stele. (uollne jack while It was bumlnr The can was filled to orertcwlng and tbe »** tanned taming bto h.ta. and <*« b*'l'jr' We were asked to publish that portion Zou ssys he'll put tbe llgbt out neat Uo>. of the fish law regarding the spearing of before be attempts to fill the (ten. suckers, and other species of soft fish, in Tbe reception given by the Epworth this weeks issue. The law raya:— “It shall be unlawful for any person or League Tuesday nlgbt to the teachere persons to take, catch or kill, or attempt and seniors was a very pleaaant affair. to take, catch or kill any fish by. the use The rooms had been prettily decorated of any kind of spear during the months of with rugs, lamps, tables and flowers. Mirth, April, May and June of each yaar Ice cream and cake were served at little in any of the waters of this state except Lakes Michigan. Superior, Huron, Bt. tables. Tbe guests were received by the Clair aad Erie and In Saginaw Bay. Pro­ League officers and Rev. and Mrs. Cox. vided however, that tbe spearing or catch­ Tbe oeeaalon waa very pleasing both to ing by dip net, of mullet, grass Pike, red .‘ides and suckers shall not be unlawful. the teachers, seniors and tbe League. This law applies only to streams. Following is the law governing fishing The many friends of M. J. Goss, of Plainwell, formerly of Prairieville, will be on Inland lakes:— “The people of tbe state of Michigan pained to learn of hls death last week of in act: That It shall not be lawful for Inflammation o< the bowSte. Only a few any person to take, catch or kill, dr at­ days ago be was In the city on business, tempt to take, catch or kill, any fish in any of the Inland lakes in this state with apparently in good health and with pros­ auy kind of spear or grap hook, or by the pects of a long, useful business career use of jacks or artificial light of any kind before him. Mr. Goss was a man who en­ or by the use of set lines or night lines, or tered into all undertaking with bls whole any kind or net, or any kind of fire arms, heart and soul. He met with success in or explosive, or other device except tbe book and line. In prosecutions under life becauy he' wbn it, and deserved IL this act it shall be prima facie evidence on Hls was one of, those sympathetic disposi­ the part of the people, to show that the tions that expressed itself In acts of kind­ defendant was found upon tbe waters of ness, Charity and encouragement to oth­ said lakes with 3 pear, net, trap net, set lines, jack or artificial light of any kind, ers. By bls death the afflicted family lose or with dynamite, gtant powder or any a loyal and affectionate husband and fath­ other explosive substance or combination er. and Plainwell an enterptlsing progres­ of substances.” Violators of the above act can be fined sive citixen. His funeral occurred Mon­ 825 aud costs or 30 days imprisonment in day at the family residence in Plainwell. the county Jail, or by both fine and Im­ Newspaper advertising is pre-eminently best, because it is the quickest and cheap­ est method. But history repeats Itself, and merchants generally begin their busi­ ness career with circulars, cards, etc., al­ ways to wind up in the newspaper col­ umns almost exclusively. Since Amerl■cans are peculiarly a newspaper reading ■people, it seems strange that the first les­ son in advertising is not sooner learned. Newspaper advertisements ot to-day are being read as'part of tbe news—as profita­ ble reading. The klnowiug ones (?) who are “not to be caught with an advertise­ ment” ire among tbl* foolish minority, like I prisonment From the above it will be seen that it is lawful to spear mullet grass pike, red sides and suckers in gtreame only, but not on inland lakes, as by reading the law oven the presence of a person with a spear on an inland lake is evidence enough for conviction. May 16th—11 a. m. Appointment of Standing Committees. 1:30 P. M. Music—Hercules Orchestra. Prayer, . Address of Welcome—Mayor Grease). Greetiug-^Chlef. Response—President Music -Malo Quartette. tbe merchants who'are stupid enough to Minutes of Last Meetings: reports publish exaggerated and fake statements. Committees and officers. Music—Hercules Orchestra. Tbe latter species is almost extinct. The Topics No’s 1. 3. 3 and 4. */ former do harm only to themselves.—ExRecess and examination ofelbibils. -change. Grand Ball in the evening. . May 17lb—8:30 A. M. V^ollowing is tire list of petit jurors Call to order. drawn for May term of court—which con­ Music—Guitar and Mandolin Club. Address—Hon. P. T. Colgrove. venes lhe 8th of May. Topics No’s 5, 6 and 7. 'A. J. Patton—Yankee Springs. Recitation—Mrs. Emma Donohue. 1:30 P. M. C. C. Hall—Baltimore. Music—Boy Choir. , Declamation—Miss Bcldmore. ' Janies T. Moon—Baltimore. Topics No’s 8, 9 and 10. John F. Williams—Barry. Exhibition Drill by Hastings Division. Music—Guitar and Mandolin Club. W. W. Eisen hood—Carlton. Miscellaneous business. Election of Officers. A- C. Boyes—Carlton. » Adjournment. Frank Wellman—Castleton. AdjJltfonal ity Hew?-. * "■ OoUHuudflvmftmpafO O«o. B«mp K EtrlM kto taw » ’’Mt' boat moeb Improrlni lt> Iotas. _ Mra. Wolf WM bi cboreb ImI So»dsy after mtoo week. In boon. Tta Sunday Sebo.1 now ootntneow tor oblldrwis day to raise enon*b tnooej for Foreign Mlratona. Mabel Berta ot Grand Rapid, bM retunted to her tame In Woodland after calling on many friends here. Lens Kelsle eomawnees her Oral term ot school In the J. Friend district. After the past showers all are prepar­ ing tbelr corn rroonds. Wm. Pcttenal and family spent Sunday In Carlton with bls brother. Our milk dellrery now makes daily trips to the Woodland creamery. Croquet erase has struck our rillage. Even on Sunday they congregate right oni tbe opposite side ot the .tree' from the church. They shnuld at IcMt respect the: teellngs of others and confine tbelr play­ ing to week days. Nmibvlll*. George Selleck visited the folks at home> the first of the week. B. D. Robinson, of Midland, spent Sun­■ day here, the guest of Miss Edla Smith. Miss Pearl Baxter entertained a gentle­ man friend from Olivet over Sunday. . Mr. Richard Putnam, of Ann Arbor, U. of M.. was In town visiting Mias Helen1 Thompson Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Dr. R. P. Comfort spent Sunday atOteego. Mr. sod Mrs. W. E. Buel and family were at Woodland Sunday. Mra. E. M. Everts bas given up her school at Woodland and spent the forepart of tbe week with friends here. She will soon join her husband at Holland where they expect to reside. w A. G. Francis started on a trip W est, । Monday evening to be gone some time. Mra. Dell Ball, Mrs. H. L. Peck and daughters, of Grand Rapids, visited rela­ tives and friends In and about this village1 this week. C. E. Ingerson was at Woodland the' first of the week. AftnntW. THE KENT I Scb«.l began Monday with JeaD. mu Margaret bare the Mtat pnx*rty M-- Robinson th’ superrlaor wm tar on ou hl F?ld Giteta bss taught the' old Searles f,™icr Herablzcr and wife spent Monday •'^C wXtaWit.!. speu^ tb^with Mra- Ftotata Wllkltaon. Hiram Payne bas P“rr ,,“1 * < ’“ wire fence inaebine and Is prepart build fence tor any ene. lie also has tta agency ot the machine for the townsblpe nt o Unne Barrv aud Prairieville. trUtoXes sold b!a atalHon to partta InXlIngs. He will be In this ylelnlty 2 tjaya In each week. V.ukee HWrtag,. Supervisor S, C. Ritchie la now engag'd In taking the assemimenL Our school commences next Monday with Mils Mattle Crookston as teacher. There will be preaching at our school horn* next Shndsy at 10;80 a. m. aj>dI s that time and place a Sunday School will be organized. * E. Hall and Harry Turner were in yoir city last Monday. 8. C. Ritchie is putting a new wall un der bls house. ' Mrs. Thomas Powers is visiting at Bat­ tie Creek this week BowiM Mill*. S. R. Pierson and wife spent Sunday in Leighton. , „ . . Orla Jones and friend of Moline spent Sunday with friends at this place. Mrs. Barringer and family moved from this place to Otsego Monday. We are sorry to loose so good a friend aad neigh­ bor but we wish them success in their new home. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Hunt are visiting friends In Prairieville and Plainwell. Carltan Canter. Mra. D. Benjamin ot Middleville and Wm. Raymond has been quite ?ick the1 Mra. I. Bechtel and granddaughter of past week, is reported better at present Grand Rapids visited at J. Bechtel’s last writing. ** week. Mra. David Durkee is on the sick list, School commenced in the Robbins diitrirt Monday with Anna Jaekaon, teacher. also E. Keabner. W. R. Vester is teaching the Cheesy Mr*. Colledge Is visiting friend* In school. Grand Rapids. Miss Clara Fleming Is prospering finely Mrs. Hallie King te visiting In Grand with her school. Rrplda. The Epworth League meets at the M. Mias Vevir Ide who ita* been vteilinf E. church every Wednesday evening. relative* at this place returned to her home /The ladles aid society will be entertain­' in Grand Rapid* la-t week. ed by Mrs. Chas. Brooks, the first Monday The Y. P. S C. E. will bold their busi­ in May, ness meeting Wednesday eucning. May 2. _ Edgar Brown’s mother has been quite' Everybody come and hear the program as IN but Is some better at this writing. - •it will be rendered by old people. , Mrs. Olive Carpenter, of Hastings, Is J. D. llapaman of Adraln. will lecture here caring for her mother, Mrs. P. Cov­ at the People Church, Apr. 29. at 11 o'clock ert, who Is still poorly In health. an<i In the evening. Ills Subject will “ 'Im Mr. O’Conner is doing a good business from Skepticism to Clnlstlanity. on ther no trust ’em, system. vohmtown and Barry. Married. M'lWed at the M. E. parRev. Sayles preached at the church Sun­ 8FICKUBR-FAI.K. Hfoage by Rev. Tbo«. Cox. oo Saturday tt»e day afternoon. 21st. Frank Hpiekter aud MIm. Ette M. Falk, both of Orangeville. Mrs. Arthur Bellinger, of Charlotte, is visiting her father's. R. Willison. Miss Edith Willison and Mbs Maud BEN EDICT- FRENCH. Married Saturday. Arrll 31st M the >1. R. pnr*onage by Ib-v. Malay went to Barry vllle Saturday as Cox. Jotin C. Benedict.’o! Hope, aud Mtss delegates to the county convention of lhe Abbie French, ot Baltimore. Y. P. S. C. E. Mrs. Samuel Dudley died Saturday morning leaving a little girl baby. Mr. Daniel Feighner. Nashville Dudley bas the sympathy of al! in bis beVloto Feighner. “ reavewnL We iley Roger*. Naahvllle Abbey M. Spellman. Idaville. Pa. Fred Brunney has moved onio his farm. Frank Snlekler, Orangeville The ladles Aid Society meet at Mrs. Etta Falx, Orangeville Frank Bellinger's Wednesday. John C. Benedict. Hone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall are quite Abbie French. Va'itmoie poorly. Frank Bock—Castleton. Regarding Taxation. Charios Andrus—Hastings twp. In reply to a letter written to tbe At­ Peter Coburn—Hastings twp. torney General by County Clerk Nagler D. W. Rogers—City, 1st and 4lh wards, on tbe taxation question, the following was received: [ • D. C. Eycleshymer—City. 1st and 4tb Your favor of April 30, written In the wards. interests of the supervisors of your county,, John Haugh—City, 2nd and 3rd wards. and liking: “Does section 136 of Act No. k. J. EL Hogle-rCity, 2nd and 3rd wards. 206, laws of 1893 repeal Act No. 126, laws THEY MAY BE FRIENDS. Mr. DeYoung bas gone to Grand Rapids of 1898? If so. Is the mortgage deducted Eli Robinson—Hope. from the value of tbe real estate and ass­ on business. Wm. Sbedd, Hope. Geo. Hubbard is at Irving Station run ­ essed as personal property to the mort­ ning bls saw mill. Walter Burling—Irving. gagee?” is received and considered. Walter Besant has been answering The sound ot the blacksmith's hammer the old question: “Why cannot men In reply would say that Act No. 26 of ' Henry Eckert—Irving. ' nowvibrates on tbe air. Any wishing re­ and women become friends?” His first tbe laws of 1893 was repealed by section Geo. W. Bird—Johnstown. 126 ot Act Na 206 of tbe laws of the same paring done will do well to give Mr. Moore answer is that they can: that they do; Daniel G. Deller—Maple Grove. year. In reply to your second question. a trial. Mrs. Geo. Hubbard who bas been under that they have become friends, then he Nelson McOmber—Maple Grove. The mortgage is not deducted from the value of tbe real estate under tbe law of tbe doctor’s care for the past few weeks, cites Mme. du DelTand and Horace Mark Bugbee—Orangeville. Walpole, Mlle. Lc»y-ina.Kse and D'Alem­ we are glad to announce is Improving. . 1893. Lafayette Harper—Orangeville. Basset Bros, have rented the Wood and bert, but adds Mm?, du Deffand waa Under the law as it now stands, real es­ Stephen Temple—Prairieville. tate must be assessed at its true cash val­ Verboon farms and contemplate planting past fifty, and blinr. wh6n she mode a Ira Blanchard—Prairieville. friend of Horace Walpole. Tho friend­ ue, without regard to mortgages thereon, 40 acres of beans. The Peeka-Boo Social No 2 held at the ship of men was nrcenary to her; it and real estate mortgages must be assessed Ira Erway—Rutland. as personal property and are assessable to residence of H. L. Smith for tbe benefit of was what survived of her lore making Rob’t Johnson—Thornapple. the mortgagee in the township or ward Rev. I. Martin was not a financial failure ‘‘I am not so sure,” he continues, “that Geo. Nledhammer—Woodland. this time. where tbe said mortgagee resides. friendship ia posa'ble between two Frank Keech will work this summer for Respectfully submitted, Chas Beamer A. A. Ellis, An unusual number of people are on tbe Regarding the Census Attorney General. move this spring. The State census is to be taken in June Little Leon Roush has come to live with of this year. Tbe law seems to be very Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Coulton. explicit, but aa it is not in tbe hands of Woodland, April 12, 1894. Eison Smith will work Mrs. Wm. Moul­ every one. there is much inquiry as to its To tbe Supervisors of . Barry County 1 provisions. Tbe inquiries relate mainly to would again call your attention to Act ton’s farm tbe cumlng season. tbe appointment of enumerators, and are 198 Session Laws of 1889, relative to rais­ all answered by the first section of tbe ing a fund known as the Soldiers. Sailors Miss Frank Stratton, of Jackson, visited census law, which is act 178 of 1893. It and Mariners relief fund and should any .Iprovidea; of tbe townships and wards of Hastings her cousin. Mra. Rob’t McElwain and oth­ 'tat. TbaF enumerators and assistants want to raise any money under said act. er friends residing about here last week. Charles Lelle and wife, of Allegan, shaH be appointed after the annual town­ you or some member of your Board will ship meeting, and on or before tbe first meet with the members of said Relief spent tbe p^st week visiting old friends and former neighbors about here. 'Monday fa May. Commission on Saturday, May 12, A. D. Ed. Bissell and A. G. Cortright made a 2d. That they are to be appointed by 1894, at Court House, Hastings City, at business trip to Celery city oo Friday last. ‘township lioardsin townships and common one o’clock, p. m. Respectfully. A. Norris and wife entertained hls councils in cities. A. W. Dillkxback, father and mother, also a brother, on Sun­ 3d. That if not appointed before tbe first Secretary of said commisalon for Barry day. Monday in May. the appointment is to be County. Mrs Emily Johnson, an emyloye in made by the Governor. the Auditor General's office at Lansing, 4th. That enumerators are to pe appoint­ visited her aged parents, Mr. and Mra. J. ed for each assessment district My home of 5^ acres on Hanover St. Boek wet). Tbe latter bas been confined It It clear from tbe above, 1st. Tbat appointments made before the on easy terms. Enquire on premises In to tbe boose for the past twelve years and Hastings city. Mrs. H. M. Smith. tbe mother has been quite Hi for several AanwIWWMhlp owuttogRre UI<«aL weeks past. Ud. Eppulutrenl* by any oltar than Cleveland badges arc becoming quite 'trnnih'y taartsin tovnahlp, and common common, many wearing them attached up­ etanclte In elite, are Ulefal. A thoroughbred registered, Holstlen IM. Appointment, after the «rat Monday cow, will be new milch soon. Enquire of on the knees while others choose to have them placed upon the elbows exhibiting In May can be made by tbe Governor only. J. Rogers & Co.. Hastings, Mich. to their fellow laborers that It is necessary Enumerator, and amUlant, are lo be ap­ to economise in these hard Umea. pealed before Um drat Monday In May. In eaaaa .uBeleut number of aaalatanto Prairie* Hie are not appointed before that date, the ad­ Tie tuner,! wrvlee, of Gen. T.jior, WABJtAFIV pkXM. ditional number required must be appoint­ Ida McDermott to Ewn W. Cannon, lot. otty, or Mr, Eylrto Earl, wm held al tbe home ed bv tbe Governor. ot bis sister Mrs. Peter Castle, oo Toertay 4th. Enumerator* and aaalrtaula are to be - last. * appointed for naeh aaaraamtal district. If Peter Castle ,od wife ara the Mreata a tawnahlp, a elty, or a wart to divided of a baby born to them on Sunday last. Ahgiw,• H ot Her. C. T. VanAilwerp and wife, Mrs • b: ClwrttM. 10 a, Ono. Hurt, and daaztllar Lillie; Mra. H. McBain. Mra. J. W. Brien. Mra. A. C ’1U>LaolBEa Moreho—e. CahHl and Mra. C. H. Bu«lea attended' •nt M c pMrfbllttys •• • dtotoYMnr element.'' He aptaka ot collefta ta Amartea whTU™ onn, men and women alt BRAND RAPIDS ORPOtlTC UNION DEPOT. RATES St u prr d.r. L. >M1. M nrBUs Straw 11.,: . h»w not .ueowdwi th YOU POSTED amtlnf • new atmosphere of frtoadON THE ihlp or riatonie lore. -Thare ara," M he anrue». "ao many obstacle, InUrpoaed by aoelety. by eooTcntioi,. e»«u> ruaiisHco by " by natura. to thU kind of triendahlp The young man and the yourff woman Funk A wagnalls co.. ncw yorl who waul to befriend. ear.noL they mu,t not be accn too mm-li together, they moil not trarel together: they cannot enjoy perfect freedom of «mIT COST vereation beranee Uo-rc an- many aubtocta ijulte proper for either clone, but NEARLY tacitly forbidden between the two. ONE ••A younft man shall find. If yon Uke, In a woman mneh older than hlmaelf, MILLION a charming, kind and aympallsetic friend—It l» the eery beat kind of dollars. friend that a young man can «nd: or an old man may find n woman much younger than himself to keep allre In him tbe waning Are. of courage and eelf-rellance. Hut that a young man abould find any young woman who Plans by the would'become to him an equal com­ 247. rade aa another man might be, enter­ ing Into hla elewa and requiring him Vocabulary of also to enter into her own rlews on equal term-, that kind of equal alli­ ance and friendship I do not eeer ex­ pect to find between the youth and tb-j More than Twice th<- Words found lo ui Mher 1 VoL Dictloaan', and about ^000 doc maiden." rordsthan Any Other DictionaryotUh Language. ARE Standard dictionary 800,000 WORDS AID PHRASES. Ilaatlnxv Market*. Butter. IS to IS I-Ard i*r lb.. 10 Tallow per lb.. Oats ».. » Wbeal. red per bo.. S2. Wheat, white prr bu.. M. Hover Heed per mi.. 4 &•> tot.00. Timothy Seed |»-r.bu.. £30 Harley n-r bu. w to so. Hay per ton, 400 to. T 00. Millet »<Td i*r im. M- ISC*U*. »w W l.ta. Chicken dressed, s and 9. Turkeys. dreaard. 1L Beef drewed. SM to «.« Beef live. TH to 3, .Mutton, dressed. 5. DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY Until you have Inrt^ttgau-d the STANDAID A Poor Book sbungcomparison. We InhwiL Do not buy an old work because h but food Particulars sent free to any sddree. PRICE tl2 to S22 according to Binding. Apply to our Local Agent or Address TIE FULLER BOOK CO., Gen’l A£ts., KALAMAZOO. MICH. Sales Agent fur j Barry, AUtgan and Ottawa Courjiirs. D. P. POPE, Hickory Comers. Mich. LUMBER Having just restocked my yards at ■ CLOVERDALE “pMILO With a good assortment of PINE AND HEMLOCK LIMBER, PINE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, Lime, Lath, Doors, Windows, M<> dinjis etc., which will be sold at living price's, I shall give the lumber business my ' personal atten­ tion and solicit correspondence with p rtie$ intending to build. Yours truly, j n. J. QO55. PLAINWELL. MICH. Swallowed Jonah. Jonah might have made a good bait, but he don’t compare with those flies that we’ve got for trout fishing. Trout fishing is taking the lead of all other sports in this vicinity. To catch these “speckled beau­ ties requires some fishing tackle. To meet the demand for it we have placed in stock a fine line of Rods, Reels, Lines, Flies and in fact everything that can be required, The In> chased with the ■»,, donated by lhe em^ofthtapta-temak. uphla, ftTK CM!* BEACH ,t BOOTH. trouting season commences May 1, and if you want to be “in it” call at once BROS. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-05-03.pdf b49be5d2d393f7d404b331141223ce64 PDF Text Text The best A avertin ing medium tn Bar­ ry County Hastings VOL. XXXIV.NO. 1. IRA M VAIMM Banner Published Thursdays by COOK. B’R.Oe.i mSTXJFGS, XICH. ' COUNTY NEWS. Freeport. out GUMMM HUR id the World.! FluumrvnwJi. buotts^ bin fm. Th, I out saw Ifc locus art ur 1i)C sWn* an t«o, an Hardwood cooirnj Rojoa an MitstlZ TH Land food Tbc.lB>«Wp8«rsreM -Lf-' wctl« alloljirs. Leading Hardware DEALER CO BARRY UnionBlock tub Banner. HASTINGS, MICH.. MAY 3. 1894. Hastings Yfyarttk U Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings, Mick House Thai Jack Bum” Or in fact any house in this section of the country would not be complete without it was fitted out with Furniture and Carpets from us. This year we are not looking for nor expecting to make money. High Prices have been Blown Down Dp me Tornado Of Low Prices that has swept through our store. Remember we have lots of Carpets onjhand in the roll. You dont have to suffer long delays but can buy your goodsand take them away the same day if you like. We ca n save ypu money on Carpets too. HIRAM ROGERS SMOKE PISH WANT a “BIKE” All that I ask is that you call and see me, lam here to please you and know I can do it, because my goods are of the best and my prices are right. Also if you have any fire arms, boots or shoes to be repaired, or repair­ ing of any kind to be done see me. I have an iron lathe and do most all kinds of work. Prepare to catch trout May 1st by get ting your rods, reels, flies, lines, etc., of me. S. A. Crowell Mre B. F. Style, ,ccouii»,led her daughter to Grind Rapid, last Tharaday tor a tew week, vialt. , h,1wi "id Kite departed for Ohio first of the week. Frank Sayles returned to his home in Lowell last Saturday. R. Wolcott has purchased the Ward property in this village. Rev. T. Brotherton will fill the pulpit at the U. B. church during Rev. Halsey’s absence. Wm. Bouck and wife, of Bowne, visited Dr. 11. C. Peckham and wife in the village Sunday. Dr. Wm. Northrup seems to lie receiving । his share of patronage. The machinery has arrived and been placed In the creamery aud they will soon be ready to begin business. Freeport merchants seem to be doing a rushing business nowadays. B. Boynton and O. Norwood, or Dolton, were on our streets Friday buying fat cat­ tle. W. N. Payne has moved back on his farm In Brush Ridge. Henry Chamberlin, of Hastings, spent the first of the week at O. D. Loomis’. . Gideon Wilkinson and wife Sundayed at C. Williams. Hiram Payne Sundayed at 8. Williams’. Gideon Wilkinaon 'had a runaway last week, no damage done except a badly bro­ ken harness. H. V. Loomis spent Saturday and Sun­ day with bis grand parents In Hastings. Albert Monica and Dora Srantz were united in the holy bonds of matrimony the 24th of April. They have the best wishes of their friends. WHOLE NO. 2029 Cedar Creek. A fine rain last Friday night and every­ thing is growing nicely. Wheat looks well this spring and blds fair for a good crop. Miss Belle Corwin is very sick, there Dr. is but little hopes of her recovery. Scribner from Delton, attending. David Morthland is building an addltion to his house. Bishop Bros., of Delton have a con­ tract to build a new house in June, for A. DL Morford. Douglas Ellis of Mobile, Alabama, visit­ ed at J. H. Valentine* last Sunday. About tweuty-five people from this place were In Hastings Saturday. Bishop Barnaby of Grand Rapids, visit­ ed his eod at this place Saturday and Sun­ day. . Brash Rldce. After an absence of several weeks we appear again. Jennie McCollnm, who was ill, is. bet­ ter. A wedding Is expected soon In our midst. Some of our farmers are planting corn. And the “Wilson bill” is not yet u law. Frank Pierce la progressing nicely with his basement barn. > Our school has at last commenced. Fan­ nie Pierce, teacher. Mary Scbeurer is at home from Washte­ Bedford. naw Co. Bedford was favored with a hall stonn And the expected financial relieve that last Saturday eveniug. was to come through the “Wilson bill” Is A number of our young people attended not to be realized by the people. the Y. P. S. C, E. Convention in Battle Creek the 27th and 38th of last month. Gerkey. C. C. Wood, of Ijinslng, preached a Farmers are plowing for corn. ___ The splendid sermon at the church last Sun­ recent rains have brightened the outlook day morning. for wheat, oats and grass, and the trees are loaded with blossoms. Mrs. Rising is very sick at this writing. Wm. Latty has rented his farm to Frank No hopes for her recovery. Vanocker_and moved to Bellevue. Elder Kidder, of Morgan, is In this vic­ A little late but here it Is: Bom, to inity this week. John Jordan and wife, a bov, April 15. John Wlney is again on our streets, af­ The Ladies Aid had no meeting this week, Mrs. R. Russell being sick. * * The ter being confined to his bed three next meeting will be held at Louise months. He is still a cripple in one limb. Mr. Parker of Lake Odessa, is build­ Smith’s. Mrs. Edgar Tyler visited at John Tas- ing a barn for Mr. Swin. The question going the rounds among kek-’s last week. Y. P. S. C. E. will be_ ___ led by Grace neighbors now Is, “How many chickens Powers Sr -J---------~ iunday evening. There is talk of have you?’’ We seem to be on the slow an entertaim ainment in the near future by the list, not having any luck so far. Some body is going to have Jots of fruit society. ' Dan. Davis have moved Into Mrs. E. one of these days, by the number of hay­ rack loads of trees going by every day. H artom's bouse and Al. Davis, his son, Mollie Knapp of Sebewa is stopping has moved into his house. with Mrs. Spencer. Frank Bock, of Battle Creek, was in Mr. Dillenbeck had his cattle dehomed town Tuesday, the guest of Preston Jew­ a few days ago. ell. Mr. and Mrs. Branch Sundayed at Middleville. their daughter’s, Mrs. Curtis near Maple Marcy’s tnaxlum, “To the victors belong Grove. Those are the days for catching fish, If the spoils” has been Illustrated in the re­ moval of postmaster H. Carveth and the one is lucky enough to get a bite. Frank Short sold six heads of ctttle to appointment of D. Matteson. Union Temperance meeting attheCong’l J. Shellenberger last week. A crazy tramp is scaring the ladles near church next Sunday evening. Rev. Glass will deliver the address and a union of the Coats Grove. choirs furnish music. Coatleton. Mr. Williams, of Chicago, is visiting at Mra. L<"> Strow entertained her two Mr. Carveth’s. brothers from Hastings the first of the Att’j- Walker was in Cascade on busi­ week. ness Tuesday. John Geerhart is repairing his residence. The race Saturday was won by Tom Jos Kuher has improved the appear­ Murphy’s little runner, which exhibited ance of his farm by a neat wire fence. good breeding and much speed. Miss Una-Hobbs of Nashville Is the The creamery made 3120 lbs. of butter guest of Mrs. Elmer Hart last month. How’s that? Enoch Andrus of Irving, visited our Quite a good many from here will at­ tend the S. S. Convention at Panualee, on school Thursday. Miss Stella Bacheiler spent Sunday Wednesday. . The Junior Class of the Hastings High with her aunt in Quimby. George Brown and family have moved school will play “Uncle Josh” at Jordan’s on John Felghner’s farm and will work ball Friday evening. No one hits died, been married, or any the same. E. W. Brigham, while delivering hogs births occurred in Middleville this week, to Nashville Saturday, had the misfortune that we have heard about. to loose three of them by over heating. W. R. Young and family will soon move Misses Edith Ryman of Flint, and to Grand Rapids. Mrs. Sanford will occu­ Blanche Bachellpr of Quimby, were py their rooms. Remember the Cong’I Aid Society at the guests of Misss Stella Bacheiler Saturday. Daniel Feigbner and Viola Feighner residence of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter next were married last Sunday and have gone Friday evening. to Maple Grove to reside. Delton, F. W. Knoll was called to Dundee last Jennie Moir A Mr. Saltabaugh, of Kala­ week, by the death of his brother. George Greenfield of Carlton, was the mazoo, will continue the business for M. Higley, at the Higley and Boynton store. guest of Claudius Price, Friday. Roy Franck has returned from a visit to Mrs. Backus has added a porch to her Cleveland. house. Miss Lena Franck has returned from a Henry Daniels is building a new bam. John Daniels Is working for P. Stuard. visit to Battle Creek. James Bush and daughter Alms, are Cloverdale. at Howard City. Prof. Gaskell and wife were at Battle Many able-bodied men ate out of work Crqek recently. in thfe vicinity, but just wait until the L Prof. Gaskill’s sister Sundayed with Wilson Bill becomes a law! Parlies from Kalamazoo are camping on him. • , . Mr. Stanley and wife Of Shultz, were the Pine Island. guest* of A. Bishop Tuesday. Jennie McCallum was taken suddenly Ada Williams, of Galesburg, was home ill last week, but under the care of Dr. Buckner, she Is now recovering. over Sunday. « Mrs. McBeth, of Galesburg, was the The brick yard started with a force of guest of J. Williams and family Sunday twelve men last week. Mrs. Perkins, of Prairieville, was the Alex Doonan of Kalamazoo, is visiting guest of Mrs. Dr. Scribner Saturday eve- friends here. Win. Doonan who has been living with jerry Sproul has moved into C. B. Rob­ his son up north. Is visiting friends here. inson’s bouse, opposite the school house. Charlie Robinson and wife were the Daafleld. guests of Rob Norwood Sunday. • Frank Doty <S Co. took in last Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. Doonan, of Kalamazoo, day at Battle Creek a number thous­ were the guests of J. Sproul Monday. and pounds of unwashed wool, ranging Frank Norwood was chosen to take, the in price from six to fifteen cepts per census of the township of Barry. pound. Albert Dewey jr, had the nicest Dr. Scribner has sold his old horte and clip of all and gnt the best price. bought a new one. Last Friday was the day that the young Our church hash spire, of which men­ people of the vicinity were to set out trees tion was made in last weeks issue. and clean up the church grounds of all Willie Main and Mr. Eldred, of Johns­ rubbteh. and also to make dust and dirt town, were In town on business Tuesday. give way to cleanliness in the church. Well, there were four young men and the , State Rond. . minister who put In their time all day and Mrs. Waitace Hobbs Is slowly recover­ did the outside work in good ahape. ing from her illness. Three young lad les came and did their There was quite a lively time at H. work in the afternoon. Quite a turnout Filter’* last Saturday; their dog went mad for about fifty young people. and had to be shot. The sportsmen of Cedar Creek and Ban­ Charley Horton, of Hastings, has bought field met upon the grounds of Mr. Phillips the Thomas farm and moved onto IL last Saturday and organized a team for Mrs. Will Merrick will board the teach-, playing ball. er„ Miss Gant, the coming summer. Mrs. Eugene Russell to having a very Mm- Klse and daughter, who have been bad time with her bead and mind at pres­ visiting Flnly Mark*, returned to their ent writing. o Mr. Perkin* of Bedfoid i* spreading home Friday.. _______ ____ , paper on the walls of the residence of Mother. . D, P. Bollinger has moved to Hastings. Mr. Joe Powers’ htm^ to progressing finely. Wm. McIntyre has gone to Toledo to Last week Supervisor Nye was around W Dorcas Howell to working h» Nashville. here looking to see what a man was worth and to sec what he made and raised last Rev. Kidder filled Rev. Stowell’* ap­ 3eMost everyl>ody around here made their pointment last Sunday at Maple Grove. Miss Myrtle Meek spent last Sunday gardens and fintohed up their oat sowing with her slater. Mrs. Archie Soule*. tost week. This week Friday eve there will be a The Mr. and Mrs. G. Spaulding, of Baitings, sugar social af Henry Bowman’s, last one of the season. visited at 3. Williams’ Sunday M. Guy visited his brother in Woodland Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Rob’t Shoup is visiting her daught­ er in Indiana at this writing. J. D. Guy and Chas Dunham attended t be celebration of the 75 anniversary of I. O. O. F. in America, April 36, 1894 at Charlotte. Samuel Robert, of Blanchard, Isabella Cb., Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Guy. O. F. Long will count noses in Maple Grove in June, be receiving the appoint­ ment as census enumerator for this town. Supervisor Ford, is taking the assess­ ment ii) Maple Grove at this writing. We have one man in Maple Grove who is sure to work all day Sunday whether he does anything during the week or not Mrs. McMore bad friends from Hickory Corners visiting her Saturday and Sun­ day. Clarence Bennett of Charlotte, visited Alvey Bivens Sunday. . Geo. Ostrnth is in very poor health. Mr. Bullis and son of Johnstown called on your Scribe one day last week. Why is it that we do not have any re­ publican jurors from Maple Grove? Botland. Mrs. Samuel Howe and Mrs. John Tan­ ner visited Mrs. James VanWagner one day last week. Will Bush and wife are at home to their friends on the town line. James Hendrick spent Sunday with his parents on High Street. E. C. Hathaway Is building a large grain barn. Al>e Martin is on the sick list at this writing. What is our fish warden doing that he does not see fish lights on Podunck lake of late? Miss Mosher of Hope is to teach the spring term of school on High Street, so we hear. Dowling United in the bonds of wedlock last Saturday, John Benedict, of Hope, to Ml** Abbie French. of this place. J. E. Tobias Intends to build a new house on the old homestead this summer. We learn Hurt Mr*. E. Kembcrlhig is failing very rapidly, Geo. Frey expects to raise his new barn this week. Frank Herrington’s horse ran away last week, and the result was a badly demol­ ished buggy. . Mrs. McIntire Is quite sick at this writ­ ing with small hopes of her recovery. Mrs. Julius Crosby and daughter of Battle Creek arrived here last Saturday to make a two weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Lang. J. Warren expects to raise his new barn Thursday. Orangeville. Nashville friends Friday. James Fleming, of Woodland, spent Sanday here. J. C. Fumiss was at Woodland Sunday. Miss Olive Clever, of Middleville, ia vis­ iting relatives and friends in this vicinity. Mil*. John K. Flower of Milo, has invested in a United States butter and cream extract­ or. It’s a cute little tiling. Man or 150 pound woman can propell IL You put the milk, fresh from the cows, in a hopper on top and turn the crank. The cream comes out on one side and sweet milk on the other, and conveyed from there by spouts into the mouth* of the pigs and calves.—See?. He expects to find a mark­ et at Kalamazoo at ice cream parlors and confectioners for the present, and later will increase the number of cows to 25 and make butter—gilt edge Jersey butter. H. W. Williams shipped, on May 1st, 450 fat sheep to Buffalo. Harve had an extra lot and. they -will bring the top market price. Who would, live in a eity shut out from all the beauty of the counrty at this time of the year? The writer has just learned of the death of Mrs. Theodore Morehouse, who died very Suddenly Sunday, about 5 p. m. Funoral Tuesday, May 1st at the bouse at Sp.qn, Rev. Van An twerp preached the funeral sermon. jLadies Aid Society last wetak at the church. Sunday School at 10.30 a. tn. Epworth League at 0.80 p. in. and preach- As the writer was passing by the farm oQHenry Pennels this morning,, his musi­ cal volee came floating over a nearly plow­ ed field, saying be had a hoe and planting bag ready for me. Reply “Yea, I will be on hand.” But just see, the hoe was well hung for rapid planting, say in an apple tree close by. Henry is a hustler, and will have his corn in this week, and perhaps some others will too. Mr. Woodard shipped 480 dozen eggs from Milo last week. That speaks well far the Milo poultry.' , 8bultx. Rosa Hallock is visiting In Galesburg. Ada Mosher spent Friday and Saturday in your city. Charlie Holbrook is moving onto Geo. , Wilkinson’s farm, near the Hind’s schdol house, and Chester Babcock will move in­ to Charlie’s house. Wm. Peake visited his daughter in Richland last week. Charlie Kenyon and wife spent Sunday with his brother Ellsworth, near Milo. Mrs. Katie Kahler and Mrs. Mina Cra­ ven visited at John Horus’, last Tuesday. R. H. Weaver and sons called at John Weaver’s Sunday. Mrs. Andrew Smith was in Dowling last week, called there by the serious ill­ ness of her sister, Mrs. Al. McIntyre. C. F. Cock Is In Galesburg caring for his daughter, Jessie, who is reported bet­ ter. We hope it is a true report. Ada-Mosher-began teaching school in (he Tanner school in Rutland, "Munday, She has our best wishes. Charlie Deering and family were guests at Richard Hull’s Sunday. Oliver and Satie Peake visited at John McLartey’s last Saturday. Andrew Smith spent Sunday In Dow­ ling. . Moses Shultz snd wife and Fred Zerbei and wife attended quarterly meeting at PbduDk Sunday. Rev. Jarvis delivered the sermon. Herman Zerbei stepped on a rusty nail and a very bad foot is the result Bare­ footed boys cannot be to careful where they step. Wonder if the Journal correspondent from this place Imagines he said anything smart last week. The funeral of Mrs. C. A. Snook was held at the church last week Tuesday. Rev; Fletcher, of Plainwell, officiating. Mrs. Warren, of Lacey, is visiting her son. C. J. Warren, al Gun Lake. The concert held at the church Sunday Sunday evening for the benefit of the " school was well patronized. Advent meetings will be held at the church the latter part of the week, beglnnlng Friday, May 4th. B. S. Wing, Will Splckler, and Fred Hotelling are camping at Gun Lake this The next regular meeting of the Barry County Pomona Grange, P. of H., will meet with Prairieville Grange on Friday, May 35th, 1894. Morning session opened in the fifth degree at lo o’clock, a. m. Af­ ter reading of minutes of previous meeting a report of officers and subordinate Granges will be called for, followed with suggestions for good of the order. Dinner at 12 o’clock. Afternoon session called to order at 2 o’clock In tiie fourth degree, when the following program will be rea­ pe red:— Singing by the Grange. Address of Welcome—Bro. Brownell, of John Valentine is sick with malarial Prairieville Grange. Response—Bro. Henry Howard. fever. Singing by the Grange. F. E. Fish, of Allegan, was in the vil­ Quotations by all members. lage Monday. Paper—Bro. Hammond. Subject. The Old Mrs. Mason, a former resident of this place, was buried in the Brown ceme­ care of farm tools. Essay—Sister Howard. tery last Sunday. Select reading—Sister Naoma Slawson. John A. Turner and wife, of Wayland, Recitation—Sister Mattle Slawson. spent a few days with . friends here last Music—Sister Jennie.Brainard. week. ____ ____________ Question—Is it profitable to s*nd our biiys to the Agricultural college? Ed. Courtney visited bls wife, .who is Papier—Bro. A. C. Towne. The bard* being treated at the Kalamazoo Asylum, tlme^' their cause and remedy. one day last week. He reports her as Question—Shall we send our children . slightly improved. to the city schools for au education?—Bro. Our school commenced this week Mon­ Qbett Honeywell. • day morning, with Miss Mattie Crookston, Seibctlon—Sister Brownelk as teacher. Question—Should the Grange use its In­ Archie Terpenning received news of the fluence to check the further progress of death of his mother at Pine Lake last Sun­ gambling at the boards of trade? day evening. He.had just returned from Ten mlnutrn will be given for the dis­ there but a few hours when he received- cussion of each paper. the news. Recimti 'n—Sister Repiogle. We had a very nice ram Monday night, Paper—Bro. Will Otis. 0 which did a great deal of good to wheat, Evening Session. etc. Grange calk'd to order In the fifth degree Miss Louie Hall commenced her school it 7 o’clock for the purpose of conferring last Monday. A Sunday school was organized at our the fifth. Closing in the fifth and opening school last Sunday with the following offi­ । in the' fourth degrees at 8 o’clock. Singing by the Grange. cers: SupL, ‘ Isaac Buskirk; 1st a*Vt Suggestions for the good erf the order. Supt., Cora Brooks; 2nd ass't SupL. Mrs. Question box. James Springer; Sec’y, F. E. Raymond; Let all patrons be present and take part Treas.. Minnie Norris; Chorister. Mm. Ih the discussion of all papers and ques­ Earl Buskirk. Jno. Murphy, of Middleville, Is putting tions and have a good time. Geoboe R. Bowser, down a cement well for Art Stocking. County Lecturer. Peach tree* are blcaaoming out quite full this spring, also apple trees. Blda Dr. Geo. Northrop visited his brother Dr Wm. Northrop, «l Freqpurt last Sun­ dayJohn Fumiss drove his fine team to Grand Ledge last Friday f«r exercise. ' Mr. and Mr.i. Hayner and chDdren, of Chicago, were gu« “i at Frank Me Derby’s Hayner Is Mr*. Me­ over Sunday. Mi Derby’s atotcr. . ’ Mrs. A. Trott to' visiting relatives and friauds in Canada, her former home. Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Wolcott called on Notice ia hereby given tbit we will re­ ceive sealed bids for the paving of 4th Ave., according to the laws and apeelftcations. Contracts will be made with the lowest responsible bidder giving adequate security for the performance of the work, we reserving the right to reject any and all bids. The date for opening said bids win be Mar 7th_at 12 m. Address all bids lo Village ClerkDated, Lake Odasa, April 27, 1W4 By order af Commit �ASTINGS News, M f/9 * * il eacb year additions are made which Jifty-Third Ccngraau. h tend to Increase Its usefulness. The works of the leading novelists are -The Great Daily of Michigan.' fofcnd upon its shelves. This feature of the library has not been developed at the expense of the other depart­ la the Archlvra A FULL-C ments of literature, for here may be found the writings and speeches of propwring .nd growing ta rirnngib y.xr by y,ar Admired by X1XATX. nearly all American statesmen, trans­ W.»DnwT0S, April SA-Senator MUta and all poopta far K' manly attHnde on all public quwioM^ (Special Washington Letter.] lations of the classics, poetry, philoso­ (dem.. Tex.) closed ths goner*! debate for its intrinaic merit aa a great Mwapaper. ' KI1 You can have no idea how many phy, books of travel and works relat­ - tt. tariff bill di tty b.w. -~books your Uncle Samuel has, unless ing to American history. There orc onthetarttt mLy books which arc Suable and ^ocated 11 d“ you can come to this city and see them with your own eyes. I do not now re- even rare, and which during the forty meet hu b-tween the fer to the almost numberles* tomes in years that that the library ,hta has been ek-]{ agreement, n-nator» th. li)~ry been in in ekegrMm.nt entered into the congressional library, but to the tatence have collected by aegrccs degrees ou on aemocr»nv democratic and repub paraTHE EVENING news ___________________________ - ea „Br-. Tbl. is • circulating the reading of the tariff b II 7 t thousands of volumes in the executive the ehelrra. 10 etwee a wiik. library, and is Intended mainly for the graphs for amendme F department DETROIT. rvbate on lu the department of justice, ordi- use use of u; the vuv clerks, very many of whom —— o'clock to-day., — ’ -• 200 Wabhiboton. April 9A—Debate on narily for many years called the •he at- [ are arc ladies. There are arc upwards npwarus of ot -r-iw-crun would 1 books taken out each day, so you see the tariff bill by paragrap Palmer torney general’s office, one rekrald kscovin me the senate yesterday, —» collection. The in wimw j naturally expect to find law books cov-,it is quite a popular collection. r .... interior depart__ »r.rl Platt taking D*rt. . Aldrich and Platt taking part. ering all points of national, interna- various bureaus of • ’ WzBHixufbK. April 27. - In the BRIDGES IN ENGLAND. tionol and interstate law. but yon ' merit have separate libraries of- their would be surprised to see what an ex-,' own, intended forconsultation on pub- United States senate yesterday Mr. That lUu.lr.1. lb. eate for inch pojitim,. at t Jarvis, recently appointed senator from Mwino.nl tensive miscellaneous collection is-also 1 lie. matters. The general land office, l*ro<rM0 or Knri»o.rl"« ScUme,. kept in that department. There are ' the nension oAee, the potent office, the North Carolina to succeed Senator The acientific eon.trucllon of great 20,000 law books in the library, which ‘ Indian office have books on land laws, Vance, was sworn in. Senator Allens bridgra in In urrai Great nrwwi* DriUln baa been : is regarded as second only to the con-' pension laws, patent laws and Indian resolution censuriug the district an- (unagec NOTICE Air in j thoritles for proclaiming against the • stnfiicd withmuch diligence from gresslonal library in its numerical col- [ affairs. These great offices are parts cuna MI-htlrtn. Coun lection of works of legal lore. The of the interior department, but their admission of the Coxeyltce to-the Dis- ■ earliest times, and has quite equaled BUtaof Notion I* lier«*|>> givri, 1 trlct of Columbia was discussed and the proffreJMb fa the other branebeaof creative impulse was given to the law ■ the Projxir Cdurt fa t tariff bill was farther considered. I architecture. The most ancient i made on ll;.- .(id < t i! library in the carly-’50’s by Attorney * Gothic J *Bmeni ‘x. «u»*t|u» I Washinotom, April 28.—No general ; bridge |n England ta theiwwwamaw. ib.trPuhi nun General Cushing. In the settlement of a. I creditor* to potent n , business was transacted in the sedate j triangular bridge nt Coryland, in e »tatr ut JuhepoutJ.!. j controversies over the California land ! M|/1 yesterday, the time being occupied in ijncolnshire, which la said to have | ' V’f Wild •uZli’ cases which came into our courts after discussing the tariff bill. A prupusi। becn built In BGO, says London Tid| rrnbxte G owt , 4t ! the acquirement of the Pacific coast: ' fafaaaS tion by Senator A Id rich (R. I) to take ( TWa singular structure haa | of »**:•«»«. lor territory as a result of the Mexican > J - albiwux* ca an immediate vote on the Mil was de- three approaches from as many roads, j whSJ’p frj';. / “’M.mmI that war the attorney general was obliged .. in. £ I feated. I formed by three1 segments of a circle Moulay, theMttay j;, ’*•' mW Ontirtw to send an agent to Mexico <0 purchase , III llll^1 Washixotok, April 80,—In the sen- . wh|ch racet in the middle and from ’ : a fullreollection of the law books of || ate on Saturday the tariff bill was । pointed arches. I Dnted. Aprllzld. a i>. i that country. That collection formed ’ further discussed and Senator Hale de- ; The longest bridge In England is chas. W. a^stk. n.. ,-i;,•. t?©t pfObate. the nucleus of thek present library' dared that a plan to reconstruct - the : o^.cr lbe Trent at Burton, in which is constantly growing. For sev; measure was being secretly considered. | Staffordshire, built in the twelfth oral years congrcks has made annual j CHANCEUY .sa appropriations of $3,500 for the pur- ! Th* Hoa**. : century of squared freestone. Itoon Tn purMunreqnd'lH virtue n I Wasuinotom, April 25. —The post of- , Bkt8 of thirty-four arches and is one chase of new books. flee appropriation bill was'pawed by j thousand five hundred and forty-five made and dated J»»u the t|1irt«-«dh-daidj& The library of the war department' the house yesterday after an amend- ; -n iengtfa. «ry A. D. 1*M. li. certain r#u^ (£•_£ « is a very heterogeneous aggregation. ! ment, alleged to be inimical to farm- I The oW bridge at Newcastle-Upon- ‘nM.’beH-'D <>»n* Mct'wnly h raS5J2t It originally consisted of the reports 1 F- jbcpbedl tn.) k*ch»-l I ers, had been stricken ouL ’ T-ne built of stone in 1281, and chsm aretlefenctanxC Notice & of army officers, the annual reports of I Wabhixgtox. April M-In the house that over the Medway, at Rochester, secretaries of war, the reports of the ' bidder, on Hatmjay tl>. twelfth day of ju, a ymterday an amendment to the dlplo- ' Bbout the tln>e adjutant general, surgeon general, in- 1 DJJW. at ten o’clock in the taretiearg’i maUc and consular appropriation bill bridge was composed Mtth front dooriof the cram houw lu spector general, quartermaster gen- ' CLASSIFYING THE BOOKS. requiring consuls at principal porta to origln>lly of twenty-two arches, and Of BmUds*. County of iUrrv and SU> 3 eral, commissary general, paymaster ' Mkhtean. raid cunri hoc,..- Mug the plaee tu inL.umbcrcd for ^ny year8 ^th a general and other bureau officials. |I libraries are specialties, wholly sepa­ turn all fees over into tue treasury was circuit court t’e c^tr 3 pnipert,. tJvt" defeated. Mr. Meyer*.se gniorage bill, of houW whIch was removed BW;.U?2iL,or,n< Works on the art of war, histories of . rate from the department library. Au that certain piece or iwc»] ut ixtwj .itn generals and of great conflicts were !i The post office department is grad­ said to have admin.stratten •PProral, betweeB 17M Bnd 17M, Bnd the three ale. lying and tw-t UK In. the* ( ouiitT of Bam added, until during the admintatra- i ually getting a library, in spite of the was* postponed for ’the 4 “ session by the . center arches were then converted into to the state of Michigan, known and d««ft3 sa the cast half o! the not th we»t cuarter tion of Gen. Grant, when Gen. Belknap fact that congress has never made an committee on coinage. one of seventy-two feet span. Uon num ter twrutj-tao in town one north Wabhinotox. April ST.—The dlplowas secretary of war, law Exjoks, novels appropriation. Various clerks Id this eeven wr»t. subject to n. ondiUoMof » ’ The bridge built over the Conway at and miscellaneous literature were department have, from time to time, matic and consular appropriation bill j Lianrwst, In Denbighshire, by Inigo certain lease or one hall acre on the uwin corner of said lafad ben-toforr gtnn far c’-iaS added. About ten years ago David contributed books which form the (11,513,538) was passed in the house ‘ Jones in 1530, may be classed among purposes, reference being bad to «ald lew dSKrtpVon rentainh g In -11 eight ama Fitzgerald was appointed librarian. nucleus for a library. Postmaster yesterday. Mr. O’Neill (Ma) intro- ■ the best of the English bridges, al­ raid land more or has setjAiiug to th- Vsltefl state* He entered the arena of chaos and re­ General Wanamaker repeatedly re­ duct’d a bill to protect free labor from though It lies in Wales. It constats of survey. duced it to order. He catalogued the quested Dated. BrattofS. Mich. March Si. t«w. , congressional recognition the injurious effect* of convict labor by three arches, the largest of which is A).<‘.y>> E Kkxastox. confining we the sale saie oi of the iuc proauem products oi of ; f books, repaired old ones, bought new without avail. He, however, set connmng the latter class of labor to the state in Jf^**1*^ J 1 i Irmll Court ComnitMiuttef. ones and gave to the worlf all of the apart three rooms on the top floor of PJUUJ-T Couibovf.. which they .re produced. I “d ?*' Solicitor tor comriainrat. Harn Co.. energies of a strong mind well the department building and detailed . »• Wx.lt.xa™, April 43-—In thi hmtw pro»e).e. .teep, .nd the bridge hu un Mich. equipped by experience apd literary a clerk to act as librarian; so that the yeelerday twcnlysme prlv.te pen.iun unu.u^ly light .nd .ley .ppe^noe, acquirements. In the new/war :de---"'|xx>ks on hand are now catalogued and* bills were passed. The bill m.klng »p' “ J* partment building he -secured very the library is gradually assuming such handsome quarters for his priceless proportions that congress will soon be propri.tion. of rt.tM.000 for the .up- I ^dge ln IWe. I. utao worthy of no­ and beloved treasures, and to-day the I obliged to recognize it and make ade­ port of the dep.rtment of .grieulture 1 JJc<^,h*‘ bullt *" ”* “T"'1''’ I in Glamorguimbtre, by WUltam Edwar department library is truly a quate . „appropriations for its main- for the a.e.1 rear 1SW wm reported. W..BIX0T0X, April M. -The »rmy "*"**■ “ nnedoeated rountry muon. TRADE MARK MMM thing of beauty and excellence. The I tenance? appropriation bill was taken up io oom- °°me time after its erection it was,.unclerks of this department are nearly There arc similar libraries in tho mltte. of the whole lu the ho<t»e on bj >n*Me» all of them good readers, and they navy, treasury and agricultural de­ have the use of the library without partments and also in the geological Saturday, but an adjournment was which the torrent of the river drove against it As the builder had given expense to themselves. Hence the survey, labor bureau and minor execu­ forced owing to the lack of a quorum. ' security for the durability of his work books are in constant circulation, all tive offices, aggregating ixi all nearly a • for s?ven years he was compelled to MANY LIVES LOST. of them being carefully accounted for quarter of a milliou volumes. All of I erect another, which he did with all by the librarian. J; these books are accessible to the gov- Terrible Work of the Earthquake Mbnek* j possible speed. The second bridge con­ The department of .state has a libra~­ eminent employes, so will nod mtjrPOSrnVELY CURES- ' ry which lx not of general interest, Jie- stand that the department clerks who Athkbs, April 80 —The official report stated of one arch, for the purpose of causc the books upon its shelves relate j have literary appetites do not need to sent from the earthquake-stricken dis­ admitting freely through it whatever incumbrances the Hood might bring mainly to the diplomatic service. These j|go hungering and thirsting while the trict in no wise minimizes the first ac­ volumes are consulted constantly not i manna of letters and the living waters count of the disaster. King George down. The arch was completed, but only by the officials of the department of scholarship are thus within the wa* deeply stirred by the scene* of before the bridge had received the SIseplessDeM and ail “(kyang*-dents of tie of state but by the diplomats of for­ reach of all. suffering that he witnessed during his parapets the weight pressed in the haunches, raised up the crown, and eign countries who reside here. Each For official use, the deportment li­ visit to A tai anta He has announced laid the .fine arch in ruins in 175L At boqk is valuable, and no oae of them braries are exceptionally valuable, be­ hi* intention of visiting Thebes to ex­ the third attempt the bridge was com­ could be replaced except at a cost of tend aid and sympathy to the afflicted cause they contain past decisions, prec­ pleted and has since gallantly wltbhundreds of dollars. They are printed people there. , ______________ edents and historical memories, all Purely * Yegatable. guaranted frre fto® The loss of life on Friday night last 8tood the’ test of time and flood, in every language spoken in the civil­ properly indexed so as to be ready for oplaies, 100 full site doses, 50r. ized world, and their pages contain must have been very great M. Bou• . ---------------------------use when official opinions are to be phidea, minister of the interior, has re- 1 HOW TO SHOOT TO HIT. facts and precedents in the hiptory of M.D. Hattley. Receiving Teller Granl R*ppromulgated by heads of bureaus or iMtch. | Saving* Bank, svy-, hr cannot taj diplomacy. The state department li­ cabinet ministers. In the treasury de­ .ccived advices that in the Lokris dis- • Th* index rtnjw Makes th* Best Kiod too much; in favor »t-Adininda." Wheeler t brary, owing to the sagacity of Thomas or . Korol.., Knot. partment, for example, t-he volumes of trim rione SOO [wraoD. were killed, j Heart and Nerve t^ure. Jefferson, was organized by a resolu­ opinions of Comptroller Lawrence arc Two hundred xnd thlrtj-lhree bodle. Shooting, pistol quick), und MooPrepared by Wheeler and fuller nedJdM Shooting a pistol quickly and aocution of congress in 1789. So you see it is in constant use by the successors of bsve slreudy twen reoorured. About t rutel, Is . difflcult feat to the tnex- Co.. Cedar (Springs. Mich. Sold by. as old as the federal government itself. 1: periencod, - -but the following method, that eminent official, and by the law 3U0 were injured. This congressional act stated that an Earth tremors continue to be felt al­ recommended by an old timer, seems clerks in the various branches of the IABTINCS. MICH appropriation was made “in order to financial department The same may be most oontinuously and deep anxiety ta to divest the operation of some of the provide the secretary of state with everywhere felt lest there be arepe-'; mystery which has heretofore ensaid to be true concerning the pub­ such books as were necessary.” Ever lished decisions of commissioners of tition of the shocks A royal decree 11 veloped it. According to this gentle­ rauirc nuw.1 V . ... -• -iploy hevrml relist* rate tn tn» the general land office, of patents, of has been issued sanctioning a credit of man. says the Kansas City Times, the . rictalty ioiwell their guaranteed nurwry sura, MlMygsfeiii 200, ouo drachma* to be applied to relief Indian affairs, although in a leas de­ trigger should always be pulled by the ■ Write for :lernut al once work. gree than concerning the important । second finger, the first finger being ex-! Opinions of Lawrence. In othbr words, | ---- w--vmpiUMIBL*. ; tended along the barrel, so that it! • PARKER’S An.iKTA, Gs.. April sa-A ccnsux points at the object one is shooting at, • I when the government, by one of its ac­ HAIR BALSAM credited agents, decides* a matter of­ taken of the colored business men In 1 No matter whether the gun is on a [ I ficially, it is important for the suc­ Atlanta shows that they are worth level with the hip or sighted with the Mjj cessors of that public offloer for all oxer »1,000.000. There are eight men eye, the index finger will point exact| time to know what the past decisions worth AW.000 each, while s large nuIn. ly at the target Of course the finger and precedents have been, so that there ber ure placed al sums between *10,000 and the barrel must be kept parallel shall be less likelihood of executive and sso.oqo. The provision business and the shooter must not carelessly al- HK<xB officers contradicting or overruling seems to ls> tb. one in which they low the end of his finger to curl around i। the end of the muzzle of the weapon, HINDE Fl each other. Hence, these official li- make the greatest success. Vraries are aptly termed “memories,” 1 if the finger should happen to be I “* Wlwr,..ln VMarus. lor they contain and retain facts upon 1 Jamesville. Wb. Auril stai Ixnnriu* Wk, April. K.—J, A. • longer than the pistol barrel, other- -------------their printed pages which ought never Watrous was elected commander of 1I wise unenjoyoble .happenings might 7r'i- Agents. 175 to be forgotten, but which man unaided Wisconsin department^ nn ensue. That this method ta theoretic: • could not faithfully Lithfun. remember. UUot ocould not ally correct may be proved by an easy ; fiSmith D. Far. experiment. finger at an । 1 Point your " ,re ta.lrucUd to vote tor bt 1 *q1 m the pile, for the 1S95 ,n- object, at the same time keeping your Went to the Root of th* EviL hand on a level with your breast and [ - ------------- b„.1MM SXt This i^woman’s age, and the direction of the finger not in line \ f ------ ------- Jta l^aoiuivewith the eye and the object aimed at. T_ A LOAD OF ESFORMATION. ly nothing that she win not under- i Then lower your head until you can since that time annual appropriations take. He was lounging in his office ' sight along your finger and you will 8“““roA-i. WU. April n.—xt Sherhave been made for thia library, and the other day when the door opened find that the digit points exactly at people are horrltea ta.r tb. there are now upwards of 55,000 vol-; and a well-dressed, comely little wom­ the object. From unconscious prac­ ’ । MOBTCAC.E X.ll ) KK l>tK °A ?*”■ a si*der- “ agro lad, nines upon its shelves, all of them an appeared. She wore a resolute ex­ Bh’tad b«n butted by a ridou,“m tice in conversation persons acquire Mult havlur tx'.n treating directly or approximately pression in addition to other apparel, ! the trick of pointing accurately with a certain mortz-‘ce ex ecuu-! ' ''-ww . and dla<l from Inj ur j es , Dd expoeure. hand she carried a lares >■■) »“•) upon international, national and state and in her __________________ the index finger, and it is that in­ Boom MM1 Ad. ” laws. Inasmuch as the librarian of this taboV.rntaA*' t*ok-raiser. stinctive which is taken advan-. of Bonnber IM.rro.nlvl ' . . habit ___________________________ department the!i ““Good ' 'ta the custodian of the Good morning," morning.” she she said, said, winnlnirwinnfngtape of. »*, of Borember 1».' »■■<) “•'PjiS. tM । Charles W.Smith. t<» Joi”' '• 1 r,;PI>tnM>t laws of congress “ess and superintends 'i !/• “I» this Mr. Cash's Cash s office? Will you vou The beauty of thia method Usain the 1 “•»>. d.y of Norembr. >«.-• "t , their publication, and thati- raf of nil all state iI raloaCLA please fall tell tain me which chair f. it .is .. that Galba. I1L. April fact thatno time need be lo.t In I ---------- .s— — ---------- has of that nail in it?” papers, there are*--------tens ofta thousands ting the pistol from the hip pocket up ' l.uooredMd tort, 0,p — V 1 ' 5 h'JaS etal?! ' Tiie business-man was confused—tho null?., volumes under his direction which are bj tyi“11 * "’Poito hind not regarded as a part of the depart­ nico little woman was a total stranger P»>U»r broanxe the horoe plered ont' He gives twice who gives quickly” is mortgMfe due and r*y*l'le £ «rment library. Here also ore the records to him. He answered wildly: “What under . he.,7 ,br K “« tho «« met U fied tS JJPPlicable to getUng a gun into action. s of Hie revolutionary war, and many chair? tVhat nail?" . —™ wm soot and The shooting of birds on the wing ta j meet of the Interest tbpn-r manuscripts le from the -pens of wv Wash. r"be explained, “my husband ”"id “™t done more by the instinct of lone- horn the Unw H w**du.-aft !’•'.,n'..r W ington, Adams. Jefferson, Frankhr has cpme homo three times recent). I x1u«oi,‘g—™ J---------practice than by the direct use of the . Jj r{r’«hA.lf * and Monroe, including an original with dreadful holes In his coat and Eero?,,, ro Danville, III, April 80-Jj eye. But a baseball pitcher never em- I bv a rale *t public < tmrt draft of the celebrated message of trousers and he said he tore them on a tacking ~ e*t bra tor at tnv uono wmn Ploy, ^theodolite to locate the plate, President Monroe slating the attitude chair in your office. I'm about tired m<ta» by the Si 'nlrf1!WM’ Houwla the City of Haitinz* <* * ". rtjtbth dx.y of May 1*SH. 4? of this government concerning its re- . darning and patching those rents and »l»d hJre ta - f an 000 I meat Idbrartau at W—hlngton. Blood A FULL-GROWN ^AN. - Stvds Head and Shoulders Above all Others. .Va> Patton, III. *C. I. Hood A Co.. Lowell. Mass.: •• Gentlemen: — I am very happy to write to you that I have been taking Hood's Sar■ aaparilla for catarrh with great success. I hare been troubled with this complaint for over ten yean, with dull headache nearly all the time. After taking three bottles of BooU.s Sarsaparilla, I am cured of catarrh and clear of tho headache. I was also troub­ led .with a scalp disease, which was very Hood’s^Cures • annoying, four or five years. Since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla I do not have any trace of this trouble. I sleep well, have a good appetite and feel strong, quite In contrast to my feeling before 1 began to take this good medicine.’’ J. M- Carnasax, Patton, lit Hood’s Pills are prompt and efficient, yet easy in action. Sold by all druggists. 25c. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM ADIBOXDA Wheeler’s Rpotbeer make* the home circle complete. Thu ■ great Temperance Dr Luk gives pIm^ ore and health to every member of toe fttuU<A 25c. package makes 5 gal Ion*. Be sure and get the genuine Sold everywhere. Made only by The Chas. E. Hires Co„ Phllada. H^iure Nerve HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, Epllepsg. UNKXCELLED FOR Operating Surgeon of the New York Eye and Ear Hospital. President of the Interstate Association Of Expert Specialists. By request of many friends and patients has decided to visit HASTINGS, MICH.. SATURDAY. May 12. CoDealtation Free and Strictly confidential In the pri­ vate parlor of the HASTINGS HOUSE on* day only. The Doctor describes the different diseases better than the flick can themselves. It is a wonderful gift for any­ one to possess. The New York Press savs ’’Sickness Is a toy in the most phenomenal way he sheds light into the darkened eye, music > into the mute ear and life Into the dying form.” Deafness and head noises cured. The Doctor has just returned from Europe and possesses the latest and’ best method* for the eure of ail. Chronic. Ner­ vous, and Private Diseases, also diseases of the Eye and Ear. Cross Eyes .Straightened. Cataracts Scums and Tumors removed without pain. Eyes Weak Watery Granulated speedily cured, also all red, raw, sealy diseases of the lids and eye lashes. Ophthalmoscopic testing of the eye for Far Sight, Nt ar .Sight and Astigmatism rfWurred sight) is the-only exact method sefocs a; tued by Dr. VanMarter. PERSONS with weakness of the back - and limbs. Involuntary discharges, impotency, general debility, nervousness, larg•er confusion.of ideas, palpitation of the heart, timidity, dimness of sight, tremb­ ling, diseases of the head, throat, nose or skin, affections of the liver, lungs, •stomach or bowels, those terrible disorders cawed by solitary vise of youth and secret practices blighting the most radiant hopes •rendering marriage Impossible or un­ happy. tOur method will cure the most • oberinate ease and absolutely restore per«S«t manhood. MIDDLE AGED MEN with frequent evacuations of the bladder or with smarting or burning sensations weakening the system in a manner the pa­ tient can not account for. The urine has a ropy sediment or the cotar is thin or a milktah hue. There are many who die of this complaint Ignorant of the cause which is a second stage of Seminal weakness. We guarantee a perfect eure and perfect reiteration. IMPORTANT to INDIES. CONSUMPTIVE ^mSZ? B greateat cure for all diseases peculiar to the sex. Important cases (and we get few that have not baffled the skill of all iations with other American gorern- J the home physicians’) bare the benefit of mentosed foreign nations, known to ! a fall consul of akiltad specialists. Our our people and to the d, over two third* of our patients been Ladies old Monroe doctrine.” There are about 12,000 books in the young, married. Jpelsw, Gori library of the interior department, rtroro t •• 1 r, j -.1 fT -TSraTIV ct ct n rl Vtlt* thought it would be more sensible and Hunt on bthZt °* rattsfaclor, to come dow^te, oommlttL ““Wfc“ world m “the ■ the nail int, and be done^Hhl? OO'°n,‘"'*--------------------- Don't you think so?” | D««teoye<i by M Still in a trance the merchant axrwwsH „ AFM“a’ April do, 1 April M. “■ -A -Anolhte eartitwith her, found the offending chair ^**teqyed r.rt>n/.)orl «),_ — 1 Greece. It la WU. kril ?“br Unbkli vl tk> ' onurtor ol wrtton I w«» . MKk .< w«S Ma, wl M' )«► . «M .t. » * th* same bring the UH**. . HWBK. Attend fbr JWW Daitnl Fvferuarj MUu. Co r»' ’■* �ULYSSES & GRANT Indiana republicans. rta Couveation They Name a Ticket The Hero's Memory la Honored m Many Localities. ■Md under pmJura writtea giiorantM, by anther•I events only, to cure Weak Memory; Loes of ■'ll. him I*owcr; lywtZBUxbood: . !- N"r'a . . r*. ...... v* ^.a Quickness; .. xi ■■iiiiuo; au wbuu; ■ • the Onrratiw* OrgMMi ■ wthw? ■;.: .i w. Opium or Lfawtr, which »oon lead to u . r .-,C<':'.-urnption.InB®afty and Death. By mall, ■. l\.x. d ft>r fKwith wriftnnjniaraatee to cure or tuiYe;-,u«y. WES-raCOUaHSYRUP. AOMtafa , , »< fir CtHu-ta. Colda, Arthtna, Broncoltu, Croup, v. b<H'>!nx Coign. Sara Thro* PfafiMBfc MWto. : rlzo,diwO3tfaued:<>ld,B0c. wire, nnwasc^old GUARANTEEStostwdonlyhy \V. II. G»“Hhes>r. Sole Agent. liaelHiifs. fomiw i Stgo TIME TABLE. B 2fll Kiel Pre Mil . IM ' CIO' Shu IOOO Meals for FiveCents Each person eats on tho average jvtr l.ueo meals per year. To,pro perly flavor theoe would require were used, but 6 cents would more tluin cover the dlffareno^ and pa>* for the luxury of having Diamond Crystal Salt instead of the other kinds. But the lni|K>riaDt thine about It to the liner flavor your food will have and the greater protection your health will receive when you vm the ooJt tJhat’aJ not got it, write to us. If you make butter, investigate our Dairy Bait, there's money In it. Address Diamond Crystal Salt CoM /zi st. clair, rucn.^^JLfl MYSTERIES! The Nervous System the Seat of Life and Mind. Recent Wonderful Discoveries. • NO Baynery has ever compared with that of nnin.it life. It hss been tbe Ic.vMog Hubject < 1 profe-sslonal research and study in all ages. But Dtit-.mbstanding this fact it u not gener­ ally knowu that the seat of IMe is loca­ ted in the up­ per part of the spinal cord, near the base of the brain, uud so aensl- tern that even the prick of a Deodfa will cau^ii Instant < dl*«®»«He8 have demonstrated that ^”“',!orzansof the body are under the conIfaK? thi' P*31?'0 centers, located in or Dear rtXl,b« <\Pf1the brain, and that when theae are civnn.’ed the organs which — -----nerve fluid ore also xio-ann memliered that a cord will cause the iajured poln by the injury from reaching the " al Vzed portion. It Wlif be understood how ±,±Iran,,rcm0Qt of nerve centers will , deranKPEOeDt of the various organa '‘■'■■ysapoIrwIUnerreforCT. h,a?^?".thl£da 01 chronic diseases are due to the '.i ucE10n.of U*® nt'vve ceotera at tnent^i?1 brain, not from a derangow-if,t>X’,aar‘,y originating in the organ itmistake of physicians fa ownn^? .U1®80 diseases Is that they treat the ---------------------- fc";'<x=ts contalj '• dullness, confusion, pressure, oit fiiSS’sSiS. all <lru direct, 1 ' MICHIGAN STATE NEWS, IN THE DAHOMEY COUNTRY. L* THE STATE CENSUS IxniAXAFoLte, Ini, April M — The Much has been added to the litera­ republican state convention assembled pototnirnt or Enumerator*. ture of soldiers* sufferings in war by here yesterday, 1,116 delegates being The state census is to be taken in the recent expedition of conquest on present. Ex-8ecretary of the Navy Ureat Commander Appropriately ObRichard W. Thompson r resided. The June of this year. The law seems to the part of the French against Daho­ •arved—The Pea pie Ho Honor be very explicit, but as it is not in the mey, an independent and warlike following ticket was nominated: Secretary of state, William D. Owen, of Lo- hands of everyone, there is much in­ kingdom 'of western Africa. Gen. Ptotport: auditor. Americus D. Dally, of Leb- quiry as to its provisions. The inquiries Dodds, the French commander, took UIS FAME WILL NEVER DIE. anta; treasurer. Fred J. School of Eraa.- relate mainly to the appointment of the w: straightest course with his exped , iGai.KM A, Ill., April Sb.-Thia town viue: attorney general, William A. Ketcham, . of Indianapolis, superintendent ot pdblio tn- enumerators, and are all answered by . tion to Abomey, the capital. He was ' resounded with the echo of that artilthe first section of the census law, t met by the Dahomcyans with a splen- * which is act, 178 of 1893. It provides: did and desperate resistance, in which Ulysses S. Grant, and in memory and fitok of Martinsville: clerk of supreme court, 1st. That enumerator* and assistant* shall the famous corps of Amazons, or I invagination the people fought again I H**s> of Wabash: state statistician. 3. te .ppulau," Mier th. uuuri WWJ.U1P ™», womcn tidier., of the king ot Dnho- 1 ... । the battlea of their hero. It was the I w k 01 Shelbyville: state geologist, fag. and on or betore the ttrrt Monday In May. XL That they ardto be appointed by town- mey held a prominent part, lhe m- I .nnteewary ot hl. blrlhriny. and tee “*““»■ »' T'"« “•“* During the session ex-President Har­ ship beards intownehlpe and common councils saulting French did not spare - these people did, honor to his name. in eitie*. 4 feminine warriofs. A letter from the ' Fine oratory thundered the praises of . rison spoke, and during his remarks ' '"‘.i'i' “>• W>l»'«l tel"" «»• «"> expedition written to the Paris Jour- I said: n■ „ , । aao&aay Motday in tn May, Muy, we tbe appointment ------------------------------------is to be made 1 nal des Debuts contains this note: the soldier from the pulpit, brass bands i “on t-ttlo6!z«l tbe part history of by "y the governor. And crashed,music in his honor, the stars Uie repub.lcan party ot ’.ndfaua, which had »ou 4;ii That Thai enumerators cniuncraior* arc _____________ 4th. are to be appointed j “We were In the midst of an expanse . and stripes waved in the sky, children’s too oonfldenoe ot the people of tbe United for L-' each -—• aasesament - district. 2L..LJ. of tall grass, so high that a man on , voices united to sing his glory. <x,unlrT wa* awaXtatag to tho It Il la is clear from above. laL 1st. That appoiav appointact that a restoration of the republican prln- menu made lefore tho annual town*hip mect- horseback could not be seen fti the j Observance* Kbeirhorn. olplee of government waa esscnUal to the pros- log aro illegal. midst of it. This made us the victims New York, April MA—The Hamilton .aF'? bappincsa of the people. Ee exSd. Appointment* by any other thou township of countless ambushes and surprises. republican club celebrated Grant’s preasea hta grateful thanks for the undeserved . bpfirds lu fawayhlps and common councils in But our Lebel guns made havoc among •uvora that bad been heaped upon him. and cities aro illegal. birthday with a reception at Holland­ Many a brave Ama-. prolonged applause by lhe unouncemen ®“»e4*P» ,au“bylheano uno*:ment 3d. Appotaunenu after the first Monday in Ithe ------Dahomeyuns! tl . - . er’s, which was largely participated in. evoked prol ------------- " - lhe -™ campaign »ww.^w,*u he MO would WM1UM hold MUM! May cun be made by the governor only, zon paid‘with her life the penalty of that throughout In the evening there was a banquet at himself M at the diepouto diapoual of of the state committee. committee. Enumerators and airafstantf nre to be *p- her warlike ardor. ' the atuta which Gen. Horace Porter, Congress­ h.i lbal Bn pointed before tbe Brat Monday in May. In I ...» with nitv .. » . . ,. . J* men Roswell G. Horr and L. E. Quigg, n« iosl hla cltixenahlp nor auhaarlbe 19 , case a sufficient number of assistants are not Cornelius Bli^, Jnhu A. Cockorill, the dootrlna that the dlacusslon of great appointed before that date, the additional num- when we came upon the bodies of these pubUc QuesUoua was undignified In any man. tier required must be appointed by the gov women warriors ‘ ’ -------slain by our hands. Speaker Maiby and several others de­ opeaklng of the present national conditions he" * ernor. I It seemed shameful to fight against livered addresses. AmorU*n »<**man hod real- , 4fa. Enumerator* and aaalatants are to be At the Union League clubhouse in iaec taat it was not poa«i<le for him to 1 appointed for each aaaeasiboni district. IT a women! But they were furious crea­ tures, and we knew what fate was in separate himself from lhe Interest of ' ’ lownabip. a city, or a ward is divided into mar Brooklyn eloquent tributes to Gen. the manufacturer that employed him to than one assessment district, each district is to reserve forsus if we fell into their Grant as a. soldier and citizen were listen to wflu moi vicious reports, have one chief enumerator, and such number hands. The ‘struggle for life’ came to made by Representative Boutolle. to strike at hla employer without the blow re­ of assiatants as may be necessary to complete mean more than considerations of galFattier Malone. Gem. Woodford and coiling upon himself uud hla family. This was the census within the time prescribed by law.. . „ time of unreal, disaster and apprehension, Neither un Incorporated, nor nn tmlncorpor- . mntry. others. Father MtUone ably defended abut he believed that all tumult would be atfilcd Tne courageous Amazons left text the vuc , Gen. Grant’s memory from the charge If it were once knowu that no attempt to strike ated village, cun have an e numerator unless it I The constitutes a distinct and entire asscssmer.'. — • ' —*— •*’ that he was a bigot and a *’kuow-noth­ down lhe citadel of protection would bo am- , district In other words, where the township Frenchmen no rest, harassing them day and night. The early engagements 1 eesafuL ing.” it dh trick there will bo unJ a,K1 DlKu*- 4 forms tone assessment district Gen. Harrison apokv briefly oo the silver one chief enumerator f_. for ____ the entire township, of the campaign thinned the ranks of j Philadelphia, April 28. — (fen question and concluded with an raruest ap­ •h within inoh the villages such iAtrnchin township. the fnmmitt famous pern* corps tc^rriblv. terribly, but theV they Grant’s birthday was celebrated by a peal ngaluKt o verco n fid i-u co fa thu campaign. Including An sssistunt may be appointed to take the cen­ fought on with increasing despera- ; banquet of prominent republicans — —with ----- -•great — —emptasbi, repeatedly sus of the village or villages under the superHe spoke tion. | from all parts of the State at the 1 be#Un8 lbc UkbI<’ wllh flrt. andun retiring vltfton of the chief enumerator, or the chief । enumerator may lake the census of the village, j “We had routed the Dahomcyans,” Union league. iEx-Gov. Beaver pre- ’*’*" ' * The committee ou resolutions re­ and the assistant the census of the country. 1 the same writer records, “ and expeetr i sided. A distiuguishmi party arrived The division of territory' In townships may ed no further serious resistance; but it ported the following platform, which here Frida-y morning as guests was adopted. A synvpis is us follows: be made by the towpship txinrd. and In cities was at Koto, where wc endonntered ' of the Union league. It by the common council, but In case it Is not so zThc platform ruamruf the platform and included Senator Manderson, of principles of the republican party: expresses made, then ills the duty of thn chfaf enumer: the remnant of the Amazons, that we I met the most terrible slaughter. They Nebraska; Gea. Schofield and Gen. pride In tho tubuinUtratlon of ex-Presfdent ator fa make such asslg:im<r.t of territory. ( left us no respite.” ■ j Sickles Bear Admiral Gherardi, Gen. Harrtsos and the congresstnuul leg lain- ; Inherit Mice Tax Law Not Valid. Near Kotrj the French were unable , John IL Gardner und Editor St. Clair non of that period. and contrasts the Tho supreme court filed an opinion ' proopdrfty then existing with ti.c Dauic McKelwny, of the Brooklyn Eagle. — •«-— oow. Tbb second rvwolution commends declaring the so-called Doran inherit­ for a long time to obtain water, and ' intensely from thirst. A capThese in regular order spoke of Grant .'-protection and reciprocity nud rondetpus the ance tax law of 1898 unconstitutional. suffered -------------------------• --------• . as president, us a citizen, ns u soldier, I l*'*>tliu attitude of tbo democratic purty to By the terms of tbe act the money raised ' tain taxn of cavalry volunteered to under under-­ take, with a squad of men, a dangera, au allr of the navr. aa a man of Ate I »'•»»•»>«: "W» ‘ .. , „ . . ' beliore fa> currency of e >l l ailvot and papcrl ....» the general expenses ous expedition in search of water, and pomaUux and ns an author. . intoroonrorublc at a fixed standard ot value." be used in paying says the’tax is Gen. Dodds accepted the offer. I’lTT^ltVMGH, 1‘a., April 28.—-The , fad declare* In favor ot incrvsso,! tariff duties of the state. The T‘_ .court 11 AmvricuH liepiubliean club observed t from countries which oppowe blmeta'lHm. • ’ ‘ law is 'j “That night of the 16th of October," purely a specific one. and' that the Gl-aiaf. Wrttetej- bv a banquet at the o» temlou, Uo plmrvrm Oeetaro. wraUb. in contravention of that section of the writes .— -----------------an officer to —----------another------------French • t, : , 1 . ; ‘‘ral construction of all. leunlon laws’and conMonon^nholu'bouse S riday night. The dtyrniui the present pension policy, also in favor constitution which makes it tnundu- ' jourmu><’I shall remember all my life, " one ? ...... - .where we wcri principal address was delivered by ex- I of me su.te souiienr home for indigent sol­ tory that oil money raised by specif! No Icpt in the tent tier*. The Thestrtrt vuforermun: of all linniigratlon l:nmigration tax shall be credited to the ed&Cutional piled up together, panting. From time Speaker Heed. | diers. strict enforcement ItesToXu .April SS.-C0L' Fred Grant :or •»« »'>»« •» l«rui funds ns far as needed and thereafterto' * time I licked the metal handle of my 1 toexclu.ic to exclude all All th ‘ urhulua criinitia and ridk»ut. rlctout. Thu __ attended the banquet of the Middlesex Clevclaiid-Gresham Hawaiian policy In roundly applied to the extinguishment oi the revolver, to produce in my mouth and cluVcst thb Turker house in honor ot tlcooUDced. Cleveland's alleged terculn and state debt throat nn Illusion of coolness and ; sole of pntronagf, affieisl brokerage, und nV- | the 72d anuivertty of his illustrious j thirst slaking. — Suddenly Strack Blind. father’s bivUi. The speaking was all tempts tu.uriurp tho prorogativvs-ot congress j ■ “At about four o’clock in the morn­ arcGfSdcmned. An to sfate matter* uie plat- i Maj. Hugh McDonald, aged agt-d 07. 07, whe w-hc eulogistic of. the great generaL little rotw TOBawu.. wtttjpgun, two unob castoms offleer U2. ing I heard a hubbub over toward the politics entering intq tfie discourses. managocientot tho rtfalrsof the stale which Uus, , ... t cavalry quarters. It must be CapL Chicago. April 28. — At the Marquette rmuitad In higher valuation*, higher rates of dcr thc republican administration, uuce m vue '*Crcmieu-Foa coming back with water! and multiplicity of office* Thebe- while sitting bifore the fireplace in the : ckn-hkonse Friday night a banquet was taxation ^sudchsnly a coffee pot, 1 hid it tinder my urvalent, educational und correctional jnslitu----given in ph-tervauce of the 72.1 birth­ Uons of Indiana should be placed under non- Holland hotel ut East Tawas,’ - J coat like a thief, and crept over to the day .of Gen. Grant. Speeches were de­ pwrtlmu coatrel Tho protection of lives and asked if the lights bail gone out. Be­ cavalry. I was on good terms with a ing told they had not. he said: “Then livered by ex-<3ov.' Oglesby, of Illinois; limbs of railway . employee by sune and na lieutenant there. Cremien-Foa had re­ «x-Gpv. xMger.of Michigan, and others. ttontu legUiatlon. i« demanded .The closing I have lost my sight” This proved to ally come; and J got of the lieutenant resolution u a denunciation a! tho Retry- be the case. One eye was deprived of —about maoder._______________ sight in an action during the civil war, —blessings . ■ ,on . him forever . - .a THE GREAT NORTHERN TIE-UP. and now the entire right hM suddenly . <l“art ot “'“‘‘‘F w»Ur limy coffee poL tJjg Other “ Tln».tr Iz, tho tnnt I tvonf with ItJltlrt | “Back to the tent 1 went with it, and tClseaea.A'Grsrit, eightounlh Freakiest of ibe "United State-*, was born fa Clermoat oounty, , we rationed it otft drop by drop. Each ■O., April Zf. laM He spent hla boyhood tn as Health |u Mtchi^ai r ' one of us got about a mouthful of this aUxtug bis father an th-j farm, a work more St. Paajl, Minn., April EQ.—federal ‘ From various portions of the state ' mire. How delicious it seemed! ■oom;lai to hto toa'vss than working lu the tanatry of which hie.katber was proprietor. Ho troops will aid the United Slates mar- the reports of sixty-eight observers for * “But about an hour later a terrible aUended the village school, and In 1M9 was ap- sital in-serving papers on Great North­ the week ended April m show that rainstorm burst upon ns; and then we jMfinicd to a cadouhtp at West PolaL grad- ern strikers in North Dakota. Presi­ intermittent fever increased and pleu- 1 had a water orgy. Everything that uatted lutfatS, mil was commUsloued second dent Hill has agreed to restore the ritls decreased in area of prevalence. | WOuld bold water-bottles, calabashes, IstmtcnaiM In Fourth Infantry, atatloaed u< Jeffeswtn barracks. St LouU Took an aoUre and wages «;f engineers and firemen, and Scarlet fever was reported at forty- cracker boxes—was set out, and all bcsorAhlt! port In the .Mexican war, and entered brothenhood men may retura to work nine places, measles at thirty-seven, ' were filled in less than sixty minutes. the City of Mexico aJirtR llenicuant. Wm pro- at once. A portion of tho Third regi­ diphtheria at twenty-one, typhoid I “I think that on the day that folmatod to a cnptaiacy in IfiSZ Kerigiwd tils ment has left Fort Snelling io aid the fever nt ten places nod Mnullpox st Ish- lowe<| , drnnl( nboat j of ccMQBiIttsioc in 18M aa-J iH'ltlrvJ oo a small farm ’water." ’• wejkr.SL IajuU. Id May. 1RM, he tnovod to G*- United States marshal and his deputies. peming, Kalamazoo and Menominee. Dispatches to the Great Northern t thor'i hardware and leather store. general offices say tho engineers and j TRAIN WRECKERS. firemen at Wilmar. St Cloud and ,1 Mrs. Mary Cleary, a widow, and her । _____ When the .tZvil war broils out be deelared Barnesville reported (to their superin­ sister, Mrs. William Doyle, of Mcnonv , th., El,lilr-T«o Att.mpu 1* <h. un ardent unionist. June 17, Itfal. he tendents at those points tiiat they were Ince, started a fire with kerosene and । f'lFKt Six Month* or-------1893. wm comm Isf to nod colonel of the Twenty-firal । DH&oU Infantry; promoted to bo brLtsater all ready for duty oin any and all trains were burned to death. The Railroad Gazette has collected : peneral-of voluateem August 1. On November to which they might; bo assigned. It |L The store of Will Smith and IL N. .; statistics of train wrecking and train I 7 he defeated • superior force of confcderMes was learned, also, thiut all brakemen Wilson yVilKrvri at nt. (ln)»Kl*t«v.rr u-nn robbed of'. ; robbing, for the first six months of Galesburg was ■ at Befasent. On Fobruary 12. liwtt, be befian on the three branches entering at about1 * 150 rn worth of gents* furnishing -I lg9a yield some surprising re­ the snvenUDan’. of Donetaoa, which ended four Crookston have announced their will ­ goods and about 1150 worth of watches sults. One is accustomed to think of days later in the surrender of nearly ,15.000 ooa, and jewelry. federuUN. He wus made major g>m<t«al of vol- ingness to go to work to-day. train wreckers and train robbers as I A summer school is to be held at Kal- investing sparsely settled western A fMiou* Hotel Baraed. relieved of his coauiaud &£ tho insulation of I., no O“ states, but the statistics show, on the New OELKANa April 30.—A few min- •..vsmmrm axnazoo^beginning June 25. Jealous rivals. Was restored to hl* command March 13, 1MX and then began Ida wonderftfl utes before Li o’clock Saturday night The Plymouth Fair *’ ” ■' association an­ contrary, that such crimes are most career as a aoldler and strategist. His victor fire broke out in the kitchen of the St. nounces that it will hold its tenth an­ prevalent in well ■settled states. The des and tallies at iFlttsburr Landfair. Corinth, Gazette’s figures show sixty-one at­ nual meeting on September 25 to 28. \Vicksburg. etc., aroevents too well known to Charles hotel and in a short time tho F. Q Bradley, of Bay City, has pur­ tempts to wreck, trains, and twenty■Jioed repetition hern On .April 8, 18fl\ Gen. famous hotel, built, in 1851, and con- \ .Leo surrendered to Mm nt Appomattox Court ridered at that time the finest hotel in chased 18,000,000 feet of logs from J. T. one attempts to rob them.’ Massachu­ Heme, the remainder of ,the confederate nrmy tbe world, was in ashes. The loss is Hurst, of Wyandotte, for <150,000. setts and Illinois head the list in the coartrttng of f.OUO men. Grant's fosses had eatimated al from <300,000 to <400,000. i W. J. While's sawmill ut Scotts* Kal­ number of attempts to wreck trains naver been more than odo-third greater than those of hl« iwtagonfat, and be bad constantly Four lives are thought to have been amazoo Co., burned the other day. and Ohio follows. . In these three odvanetd states were fought on tho offensive. 1 Loss, $1,500; no insurance. • The Soo is to have a new hotel. It made more than one-half of till the at­ ftlotloo for New Trial Overrnied. Aftw thtrcloec of tho war. Grant returned to Washington, April 30.—The motion will be three stories high and will be tempts to wreck trains and the state Waahhig’.on w-superlniaad the disband meal of of New York follows. The only expla­ the arxiieii. Thin worx wus scarcely begun for a new trial in the Pollard-Breckin­ fitted but with nil the modern con­ nation offered for this preponderance when TresUtoOt Lincoln itm aasoMlnatod ridge case was overruled by Justice veniences. of train wrecking in well settled and, This event made Andrew Jackson prretdaax, Bradley, and thirty days given tbe de­ Mrs. Edward Hofacker, a bride of a but left Grant the moat couapieuoufl figure fa fendant in which to file a bill of excep­ ' day, committed suicide at Kalamazoo generally speaking, well governed the oouctry. In July. IBOG. be was raede geastates is that the mileage of railroads at liOO for an . with poison obtained before marriage. erai of the army, o rank especially created tot tions. B*nd was is greater in those states than in him. faJMBhe wm Rretodeto as tho appeal which Breckinridge’s counsel ; No cause was known. others, and that tramps, who are re­ candidate of the republican party, and re­ gave notice would be take® to the court The Union house at Cheboygan was sponsible for most attempts to wreck elected tn 1872. Soon after leaving the 4>f appeals-) burned and Dr. HowelL a veterinary deatfaJ chair be set out pn a tear of the world, trains, flourish in thickly settled surgeon, and a woodsman named Clune Field's Eotate Worth *470^00. and afterward enraged in various ^u*4n®“ regions. enterprfaea—cue of which (his coanectlon with f<xw Yobe. April so.—Henry M. were suffocated. The geographical distribution of air the firm of Grant* Ward) no doubt hatoenod Field, one of the executors in the eeCornelius Danengar. aged 55 years, a tempts at train robbing is still more his end. His desih occurred on J uly*A on Mount MacGregor, near Saratoga. ■ Y. Ufa tate al David Dudley Field, vrfaMO will ; thrifty Hollander, cut his throat with curious. Iowa heads the list: Indian I was offered for probate a few days A razor at Muskegon. territory and Oklahoma taken together George R. Knill, proprietor of the ago, baa filed in the office of the surro­ have the same number; Texas follows , fagton fa th* ow Noire. gate a statement showing that Mr. Huron house at Port Huron, and well and then come Kansas and Nebraska. Field left real estate and peraonal known among traveling and hotel men, Sixty-seven per cent of all the train died at the age of 58 years. WakhikO'TOK. April SO.—Mm Cornell* property of the value of >470,000. robberies or attempted train robberies John Geat was accid/vntally killed by occurred in these four state* >nd < two a IVelr Morgan. wile af Beuetor Mor­ gen, of Alabama. died of perttoaWe *t Wazhinoton. April 30.—The dismiss­ territories. the sanatoria home In «hl* city Bator- al of forty-sevtm employes of the cen­ raving maniac and died within a few They Don’t Believe tn Hade*. day afternoon She Inara, a non. sus office has taken effect; the changes hours. Seven hundred miners marched from George W. Morgan, and two daughter*. were ordered a week ago. The msnuThe natives of Botocudes. one of the Mlaaea Marie and Nina 1 Morgan. The facturerR’ division, with a roll of sever­ Ironwood to Bessemer and prevailed on hottest regions of the earth, believe remain* wUl be interred In Book Creek al hundred desks, will probably be the supervisors to bond the county to that Heaven will be a land of cool build roads that the unemployed may streams and shady groves entirely abo’iahed during May. • eemetery this afternoon. be given work. cleared of all underbrush and cacti. flrooklyo Tak.* to Jtoburba. The new common council of Holland All desert dwellers, it Is said, die ex­ Albasy, N. Y. .April >8.—Roth houses Scbastox, Pa-. April IT. — met and fixed the saloon license at pecting to awake in a wooded land sup­ of the state legislature have adjourned horning cl Philip Schneldy . plied bountifully with cold water. Na­ Booth Beran ton. »hortly after 7 o clock ,ine die. Bills were passed annexing to •250. A Grand Bapidk bank cashier says tives of the frozen north have Paradise a. m., three of his children, who were the city of Brooklyn the towns of Flatr that half the banking business of that pictured as a land of warm sunshine in an oppor room. burn«l u bush, Gravesend and New-Utrecht city is done by gtrffi. He says it is be­ Ohio BepnWlcan Convention. cause they are cheaper and m a gener­ Due ana sprwuM j. —,, ' L COLVMBV8, 0., April W. -Tbe state al thing they are more trustworthy. couches of fur scattered here and building before help oould reech U» republican central committee has de­ Cheboygan citizens are hopeful of The Carolina islsinders, who an children. cided to bold the state convention in getting a new railroad. Gen. Alger zionately fond of liquor, but who are this city June 5 and d. The ratio is and his party spent a day there and in mortal dread of breaking their necks A LlbnuT AriteASO, W1A. April sa-A nAtaighl one delegate for orery 500 voters. the new line would go through fire Seturdey nl<ht Veughn llbrwy, one of medicme you need is the old reliable tonic and bloody urifier, AVER ’S SARSAPARILLA it can have no substitute. Cures others, will cure you GOOt> ADVICE Every patriutiqCf ben should give his persona! effort and influence‘o increase the circulation of his home paper which ! teaches the Americu0 policy of Protec­ tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect . in every way possible. 'Afterthe home paper is taken care of, why not sub­ scribe for the American Economist, ~ published by the American Protective . Tariff League ? One of its correspon-1 dents says : “No true American can j get dong without it. I consider it the/ greatest and truest political teacher in j pori-1 c.'.rd request (or ' free; • r n , ’ “npy. Address Wilbur F. Wake-1 nuui, General Secretury, 135 West 23d CAUTIOIL-K a dealer offers W.L Douglas bhoos at a rvduoed prftw> ©VW, he has them without nnmo *t»inp«<‘ o> bottom, pnt him down aa a fraud. Pi $ &> ^1.75 r*58»n - VS. W. L. Douglas QUOKT OnUC best in THE WORLD. W. D. DOUGLAS ShoM are stytKh. easy lb ting, and give better satisfaction »t the piices ad. vertued than any ether make. Try one pair-acd l»e conviucwL The stamping of W. L. Douglas* name and priea on thc^bottmn, which pianntf their value,,aaxvM| thousand* of dollars annually which hdpt to lncrcj»c the talcs on their fulllfeie of i;ood<. They can afford to sell ut a less pref.:, and We believe you enn save tnonev br buvinrali vour footwear of the dealer advertised below7’ ' Cali lo-ue ’’roe upon application. Address,; W. '^DOCGLuVi. Brockton. Mom. Solctj WOOLLEY & BRONSON CAW I OBTAIN A PATENTt prompt snswor and nn honest opinion, wr Mil NN db CO., who have had nearly fifty cxiMUi.-noc In the patent btuunees. Coturn 1 Uau> strictly confidential. A Handbook formation oonccrnlns Pntcnta and bow to tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of meeb vprciai notice In the Kclentifle American tow are bronchi widely before the public1 Urreet Itcst detlmiB and secure contract*. A-ldreaa MUNN £ CO.. NKW YORE. 3B1 BBOADWAT... Michigan Centra^ ° The Niagara Falls Route.” SUtiODB. EASTWARD. HASTING 8» Stations. BfiU i» Hastings., . C. R. OSBORN. Local Agsuf. Hawcfagy O. mugguks- G. V Chtcaeo MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been m»1« tn the oo.vBWoafiofaeerulo n^rtgue made by Martin V. ker and Harriet Idea Barker, b'a Witti­ te George F. Keouton. and dnied Febru-Wp22. imu and recorded in the tffle? of. tvoUrgtrtcr of Deeds. fi r> the Canity m' Michigan. Ftfauaro », 1M .hi liber 17 of tnjftgutea o'i p,u; m 2ib and 2tsi uu which mortgage (bftre Is claimed to due to the date af thl* notice the aumi st foS hundred and lotly-ooe dalles and thfrty-nfne cents and no suit or proo-edinan to tow havlar been l.'«t.lulcd to rtcorrr the *m mat aroured wbjjs* s rifittr* hnn.it In th* r\t n ..___ - . tnorfgugr or to much thereof as may be uecc*. wry to satisfy the amount due oa sskt mon. ga*e aaabove ;et forth, with ibe lr‘— on. and the cost*. ch.vRrt and ex ed by law and provided 'or tn said premises bata^ al'uMe Id ibe City u.rws;-,' �Hastings Banner. Thursday, May 3, »aw ALL L, COOK. B4Kor. m M.rrn<«s kic»., nmma. AUGMT 14. 1979.________ editorial notes A FORLORN HOPE. DEMOCRATS ARE DESPERATE AND SEND OUT A •'CONFI­ DENTIAL" CIRCULAR. ' It’s Worth Your Time to Bead IL It Is but natural to expect that a party that came into power upon a platform which It has not carried out in a single Instance; a party which made promises that it could not fulfill; a party that has demoralized business from the commence­ ment of it’s administration; it Is but nat­ ural that such a party should be greatly concerned as to the future. Recently the democrat editors of lhe state had a meet­ ing at Detroit, no doubt to discuss the outlook from their point of view. Follow­ ing this came a circular from editor Hamp­ ton, of the Petoskej- Democrat, and who ' by the way is State Game Warden. Fra­ ternal feeling prompts us to hope that he Is more successful in defending fish and game than he is in sending out circulars. By means of this circular he hoped to get the sentiment ot the democrats in each lo­ cality. Perhaps it was tbe idea of tbe edi­ tor to obtain the opinions of leading poli­ ticians in all parts of lhe state and formu­ late a state campaign in compliance with the sentiment of die majority of the ex­ pressions. Possibly it was the idea to get the sentiment of each county and conduct the campaign in each county in accordance with the sentiment of that county. Most anything could be inferred from tbe ques­ tions asked. The wily Charles has thought out "50 strings to puli on,” In the form of questions which are given below. Some of these strings could be pulled ail right for one community- while in others they would be an absolute injury, but in their places other “strings” could be se­ lected out of the 59 questions asked to suit tbe Best interests of the politicians-—not the people. Following is the circular as It was di­ rected to the democratic editors. From the 50 questions asked it will be seen that it suggests "50 strings” nearly, that would enable the democratic party to go before the people in tbe various counties, upon a platform that would enable them to advo­ cate nothing definite and united but all aides of all questions, by carrying out a distinctively county campaign. Tbe party is in desperate straits bat is bound to win if possible. Here is the Circular, Won­ der how Brother Dennis voted on No. 11 and No. 16. . election or THE L IB* ngns. w uraiw -- —- -ri*hu Ital we beltaw • pe»t “J0*1? . mWl.ottti.elty will eoowdetelooi. u4 »tould bekmc to o* lee of Mayor, end w»tle Mil”' Gre.ral luu minltMted ■ deetre, to andd my eonuorany. yet we.believe Uwt tbe people of ihU'cltr will tboron*; ly e»t»lo him In perforator the -doty which Seo. » of the elty ehirter to plainly requires of him. ___________ i894- senatom. fry direct vote of XL Do you think that Michigan should fol­ low tbe example of Illinois, and ut tbe state convention next fall Dominate ft candidate for United States senator? STATE ISSUES. 38. Do ynu think tbe party and tbe press ought to make state attuiru a prominent issue SB fail? M. If so. would you advise that It be tnsde tbe leading Issue? 35. Wilftho eanvulng board scandal have any appreciable effect in your vicinity in les­ sening the republican vote? * FINANCIAL QUESTION. M. Are you In favor of the bland coinage bill as It recently paused tbe bouse? 37. Do you believe that gold should be the only basis of our circulating medium? 28. Do you believe In the free and unlimited coinage of sllver-the same as gold-on the original ratio of 18 to 1? ®. Do you believe Intrinsic value to be one of lhe necessary attributes of money, six'. Dint no currency should be Issued which does not bare Intrinsic value? 40. Do you believe that it Is right for the government to delegate to private individuals or corporations Its sovereign right to issue money.? ♦1. Do you favor the Issue of paper currency by state banks? ' 43. If not. do ynu think the democratic party ought to repeal the tax on state bank cuyrenoy, so as to permit the issue of such bank notes? 43 Do you favor the Issue of all money, gold, sliver and paper, direct from tbe government, instead of thr- ugh private corporations such as the present national banks? 44. Do you approve the recent Issue of, bonds by Secretary Carlisle? 45. Do you indorse the republican financial policy ot Harrison and John Sherman? 4C. If not. should we advocate a change from that policy by the present administration? MISCELLANEOUS. 47. Have you civen any thought to the Henry George theory of land taxation? 48. If so. do you regard it with any favor? 4» Have you ever considered the mat:er of ‘'Initiative of referendum’’? 50. Hao.do you think It would be a very beneficial reform? being received with popular FAVOR. ZIZITE OUR NEW bEPARTM^ Olean and Fresh, The Ladlea Society of tbe PresWterlaD church will be mtertalned on Friday. May nth., at the G. A. R. Society rooms over Grant’s store. All are invited. Please remember tbe -monthly meeting of the Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will be held at the Parsonage next Wednesday. TheC. L. S. C. will meet at Mrs. Stauffer's, Saturday, May 5th., with tb« following program;— Quotations; News Items. Classic Latin.—Mrs. Maggie Bailey. Song and legend,—Mra. Striker. Ideas and Tendencies of Modern Italy, —Mrs. Holloway. Sketch of Charlemagne,—Mrs. H. Bai­ ley. Questions in Cbautauquan. A Cta Stock Shim. WE WANT TOUR PUTTER UNb EQQ5, Tbe Society connected with the Em­ manuel church will 1* entertained Thurs­ day, May 10th by Mesdamre H. A. .Good­ year. D. 8. Goodyear, J. F. Goodyrar. O. Young, W. Hams. R. Kurtz, R. Seward. A. Slingerland. M. McNaughton and the Mieses Mae Brosseau and Tina Schumann. Supper served in Parish House fronx 5 to 7. A cordial invitation extended to all. THE HIGHEST MARKET FRIGE, WILL ALWAYS BE GIVENYOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED The Pastor will invite you to "Consider the Lillies” at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning, and in the eve­ ning tbe Pastor will resume bis studies of the Reformers “Luther and the Reforma­ tion” and the state of Germany in the 16th. century. .The Y. P, Su C. E. next Sunday eve­ ning at 6 o'clock to be led by Mrs. Grigs­ by. At the Methodist church next Sunday morning quarterly meeting will be observ­ ed. Love Feast at 9:15. the Sacrament of the Loftl’s Supper will follow the'sermnn. In the evening the “Life of Christ” ser­ mon will be continued. SubjecL *'The Calling of the Apostles.” Sunday School at noon. Epworth League at 6. DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES Senator Stockbridge died suddenly at the home of relatives In Chicago Monday night of heart failure. He will be otlMed In tbe Senate where he wleldrd a good deal of influence. He was not an eloquent man, but lie was a good debater and went The regular monthly meeting of the W. at things kn public as In business life—hi a plain straightforward manner. His fun­ F. M. S. of tho M. E. ebnreii. will be held tn the church parlors, Wednesday after­ eral was held yesterday In Kalamazoo. noon at 2 o'clock. May 9th. The subject ' of the lesson will be "Maylasia.’* A NARROW E8OAPE. Dr. .1. C. Floyd, of Grand Rapids, form­ erly of Singapore, will deliver a lecture A Stone Weighing Ted /Ton Falls on upon “Maylasia” at the M. E. church. Peter l.eIloy,’»"Foot. X Thursday evening, Maj' 10th. at 7.30T A Yesterday morniug about ten o'clock tieat may be expected ns bls lecture Is one Peter LeRoy, a farmer living in Cooper of grest interest. Ten cents admission. township, bad a close call from being bur­ The Epworth League Sunday evening. ied under a 10-ton stone. He was taking n 10-ton monument for Black & Son to May 6th, led by Mr. Sterling. 8nt»ject. Riverside cemetery. Near the wooden “God hi His Works, and God In His bridge on Gull road the axle of his truck, Law.” Psalm 19. broke, and the stone dropped on Mr. Le­ The Epworth League will give a “Liter­ Roy’s foot and he was held fast for some ary Album” social al the League rooms time before enough men could be muster­ next Tuesday. Ten cents admission. ed to release him. He was taken tn a Coffee and sandwiches will be passed. buggy by James Monroe to police bead­ Everyone ooidlally invited to conic and quarters. and from Jhere was taken in a spend a pleasant evening whether a patrol wagon to the Hygla hospital. On member of tbe League or not examination the doctors found no bones broken but his Instep was badly swollen. BedMfd Bate*. It was a narrow escape and the only won­ J. W. Bentley, as chairman of bis com­ der is that tils foot was not smashed to mittee, has secured reduced rates of IX pieces.—Kalamazoo Gazette. fare on ail roads iq Michigan for all at­ CONFIDENTIAL CIRCULAR. tending tbe State Firemens’ Convention, CWty Attain. which will be held in this city May 16th (Second Bequest.) Can tbe Mayor cast tbe deciding vote in: and 171U. Tickets will be sold on the Petoskey, Mich.. April Kb, 1KH. certificate plan. Those attending will pay Three weeks ago this sheet was sent you, but the Council at all times in case of a tie no reply has been received. In order lo be ol a question that Is now occupying tbe at­ full fare to Hastings at their home depot any value lhe answers should show tbe opinions tention and monopolizing the conversa­ and get a certificate to that effect. This of tbe entire democratic press of Michigan, and Mayor Greusel certificate when presented al the Hastings I therefore again request you to Indicate your tion of local politicians. opinions by writing “yes or “no” after each of is confronted with this question at the’ depot will enable the bolder to get onethe following questions, checking off those upon very outset of his administration. He ex­ third fare on return trip. Be sure and get which you are not prepared to express an , certificate at your home depot. The favor opinion, and mall the sheet by return mall In ercised this power In one instance but re­ will be appreciated if other papers will enclosed stamped envelope. You are not asked frained from doing so at tbe last meeting to give any Information that could possibly be ■of tbe council, when there were several kind!j- make a note of this. used to your disadvantage, but it is evident that tie votes. Rather than Involve the city It would be an advantage to the editors ot the democratic papers In this state if we could have In any litigation, or attempt to occupy any a frank and confidential exchange of opinions position from which he might have to re­ upon all important matters which might enter , Into a campaign. In accordance with such cede, the Major is looking the question suggestions tbe secretary has prepared the fob up thoroughly and gening council from lowing direct questions upon a variety of topics, iseveral different sources. The replies to these questions will be tabula­ Those who hold that the Mayor has the ted and the result announced >o members of the aaooctatlon and other democratic editors right to decide tie votes base their con­ who will keep It confidential. ; <clusions upon section 9 of the city char­ ter which aara:— "It shall be tbe doty of the Mayor to preside at all meetings of the council, and in case of a tie to cast REGARDING THE ORGANIZATION. the deciding, vote; but he shall not vote in 1. Are you a memberu* the -associated Dem­ any other case. He shall be ex-officio ocratic Press of Michigan ♦ 2. Do you think that such an organization member of said council.” can be made of benefit to tbe press and lhe Those who. bold that the Mayor cannot party? x Do you approve of tbe general plans and decide a tie vote at Ml Umea, base their JHxsohrtely aims of the aswctatlon as Indicated- by accom­ argument on Section 71 of the city charter Pure panying circulars? which wiys:— “A majority of the Aider­ ■4. Are you willing to become a number of men elect, by yeas and nays tbe same to toe association? A cream df tarter baking powder. be entered at length on tbe record shall lie A Are you desirous of receiving tbe special • editorial eonnr.ei.ta. m per secompanj Ing circu­ necessary for the passage of any Ordinance Highest of all in leavening strength lars? or refutation or for tbe expenditure of any —Latest United States Govern­ S .Are you willing to occasionally contribute an article upon some of these tuples? H so. in­ money for any purpose whatever or for ment Food Report. dicate by fetters and numbers tbe topics yon lhe appointment of any officer.” wueld ureter. Section 9 of the city charter was drawn Royal Baking Powder Co., 7. Itayou make It a point to publish somepouncal matter each week, and It so about how up first and it, was no doubt the Intention Wall St., N.Y. mgnv columns of political matter can you aver­ to give the Mayor lhe deciding vote. This age? Is the construction placed upon It by some THE POLmCAL OUTLOOK. BTC. of tbe leading attorneys of the county, s. Do you consider the present outlook for who are fully as well prepared to give Dext fall's el>tcUoas <1l«cour<M.’lRg fur the ucmo- opinions us aay that may be imported erailc partj ? b. Du you consider the vro pects of U:e dem from Lansing. To deprive tbe Mayor of ocratlc party m ibis state better than lu tho what section 9 says •‘shall be his duty,” comdry al 1; r.-? and take away bis power lo decide tie jo. I>oyou ibfnk It 15 visible to defeat the voles, what will there be left of the office republicans in Michlg-ia this year? TRAOeJF it. D«» you lawr uuj kind of a fusion or com- of Major? As far as the office itself Is MARK Mnattou? concerned with-this taken away, it would H. Is Ute denmuraUr party tr. your locality be a i»e.re name, without use and without hariMHilirti-* iu.d tmltcd? <3. Hat the Ih^iokxI nf patronage caused the powers and rights with which ft was any lai-tlumtl fighta and dlflkrences intended that the office should be clothed. 14. Do *uu tisM-K lbat she. juuty In vour Tfte away this right to decide ties, might manty will make a jiarmuntous and nulled often bring about a complete standstill in cen.|»t.Jcu vex, lalf? * lx y»u ilitek the vote I:-. ,«mr county will city affair*, and be of great loss and in­ be few fovorabie 1 batt It w*« h> tc? jury to thr dry. We believe that it was 1K. Ate lb*re any ct-iMlderable number of democrat* » h<» iwet it*- ih- bard ilxpc* to the the Intention uf those who framed the city ' democratic admintetrailoih? ” charter to give the Maj or the same nla17. Are to-re any A. V A. organizations In tive power and authority that is given to • yourvlrbiltyr . , i« Will they be abfe lo injure the democratic the Hpraker of the House of (longress. or luu tv urxt fall nulrss iionili.atloHi. etc., are so tin- vice President of lhe United Stales, made a< to prevent II? . wlw by virtue of his office presides over hi Him toe third party movement, ar th? the Senate. Both of three officers decide popullMta, anv strength In your vidwity ? Tito Speaker presides over P *°* w111 bort tbe de.r.ocrats more Ur votes. than the reMthltctUtoY Congress which makes Jaws for the coun­ 81. Uotild that vote Im* affected to any extent try. and he decides tie votes, as dues the by w;.? t hufarm and nomtaailons? Vice PresidoiU tor tbe Senate; The Mayor TARIFF QUEsnVN. ' presides over tbe Connell which makes «XX>jra beheve that tariff Uw» should I e laws for tbe elty and should have the atane ' !^,.v with “_’*w to revenue, and with Tight to decide lie votes. Section 9 lays that the ‘‘Mayor shall be Mired ex-officio member of said council.” which LOOK OUT! The world is full of Guaranteed Shoes . but Moloney Brothers, of Rochester, make the finest line of Misses, Child­ rens an 1 Infant’s Shoes in the market, of which we carry a full line. Jus: take a look at our window this week, also at our walking shoes of which we have a fine line, at F. G. STOWELL. PARIS GREEN London Purple, Slug Shot For Spraying Fruit Trees, etc. GOODYEAR The Modern Druaolst, IS HEADQUARTERS. Remember that Wall Paper is Cheaper than ever This Season. W. H.qOObYErtR A TEA PARTY. W A HAVE YOU SEEN Yau arc Invited. This is the tea we are serving to an appreciative public. We have faithfully served this tea for 3 or 4 years , and the longer we sell it the better people like it We want all you who have not tried this to do • . so . . iSw “1'f Why was Jonah the strongest man that ever lived? Ans.— Because a whale could not keep him down. It’ a Conundrum To many people how we sell Furni­ ture so cheap, and especially is it a quaridry to those who have taken advantage of the exceptional bar­ mins we have been offering of late. To those who have not bought and to those who. may be hesitateing about baying we wish to say that our bargains are not all sold by any means. The times are close and we’re selling closer than we ,.ever. did _ before, __ Mid probably cheaper than you can ever ‘buy again. On Carpets As we have explained befoi < you can’t afford to buy only fr : sainpie. You don’t buy Carjiets ■_I year and when you do buy d nt let your selections be limited to only a few varieties, but buy us where you can make your choied from the latest and best styles. • Your Attention lateststyles.no TANGY FRIGES. Prints, Floor Feints, AirMtbe. Is especially called to our lint- line of Baby Crrriages. We’ve got tbe latest styles out in these carri-V*'* Tiiey possess so many points <4 • cellence that we haven’t spa,'' to name them. but we’ll gla ily es’ plain when you call. Yours truly A. Bring your Butter »nd Em and get W. G. J. tea. nans & * - ? r McCoy. �PERSONAL MENTION. Try onra. A. Burton is home from Lansing this SPAULDIMGS. । — w-’ir—-*■ the people.’ P. T. Colgrove was In Kalamazoo yes­ guide to an up-to-date stock of merchan­ terday. dise. o. D. Spaulding. Mias Carrie Schumann, of Grand Ran; Thoee who >rdered the entire set of a » I Pbotograpic Tour of the World will find Ida, la at borne this week. Postmaster Sheldon’s son, Henry, la now them at this offiee ready for delivery. aMtatluit at tbe postofflec. | Now that maple ayrup la cheap you Miss Celia Ensign, of Detroit, Is tbe ' want to buy that gunuine New York BuckRural of Mrs. George Barnes. । wheat flour that Joe. Rogers A Co. sell for Miss Kittle Stebbins was home from 12.80. Eaton Rapids to spend Sunday. I Her Majesty’s corsets are the best MIm Etta Main, or Grand Rapids, spent : Everyone warranted to give satisfaction or Suaday with trlrnds In the dtty. | money refunded. Julius Russell, bole i*-Ui Brown, of Grand Ranida, spent 1 Agent Sunday with his parents in this city. ■ J/Slrs. Emory Busby and Mrs. Kep Silsbee Mrs. Clara Alien returned to Lansing j will open an ice cream parlor In the Messer Monday after a two weeks visit at W. D. । block Saturday and continue during the Hayes. ’ summer. William O’Connor entertained his sis­ I Tar side walks will be ten percent ter, Mr*. Albert .Scott, of Grand Rapids, ' cheaper tills year than last. This makes last week. 1 the cost about the same as a plank walk Mesdames Clement Smith, M. L. Cook I and they’ll last much longer. See Covert and Ira Van Vslkenburg were In Grand ' Freer about it. | Ml«s Felgbner has returned from Cleve- Rapids Friday. US r. COOK, bocal Kditux. AT T11K PRICE OF M\ WALL PAPER | telling stacks of it every i y. The stock wont }■ land with a fine Hne of summer goods. last always, come i The ladies are oonlhilly invited to come in a n <1. buy ; Friday and Saturday of this week and ' sec now. ■ the latest styles In trimmed hats. Mrs. Minnie Greble and mother, Mrs. Bn tier. returned from their visit with Marshall friends Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bradley and daugh­ j J. W. Foglesong of Freeport had lhe ter Emma, of Grand Rapids, are guests of I misfortune to scratch the back of bls Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Davenport. ! hand a few days ago whll.e\t work on the Mr. Wesscllus, of Grand Rapids, was in farm. IUe .............................. took cold la It and" blood .poison the City Tuesday, on business connected it. IlM.t la. ‘ : *> I has set in and it may result seriously, if with lhe Hastings Furniture Co. ; not fatally. P , . Hee, Potter and family left for Allegan ! The storage rate of passage from New Saturday. Mr. Potter will engage in the cheese business there this summer. _ • York to Queenstown has been reduced to 814.00, board included on the very best Otto R. Hlnturmlster, the prescription steamers on the ocean. clerk at Hnlloway’s, is confined to the John Besshkh, house this week with au attack of lhe grip. bv Ml«rt Flora J. Beadle, I arcih. . ; When the straw bats for men come in Jias. M. Bauer and A. E. Kenastcn, of - tm will b<’tin July -2nd. and con- season there will be rather a disagreeable Hastings, were In town yesterday shak­ ii th.* nguUT examination I’J surprise to many who favor the wide, low ing hands with their many friends.—-Free­ Cki"vj« wiirbe organized in all > J ’ s nq>iir^ f..r tl.tni p.*te errrlfl- ■ ll*,s *>*lch •» tx>l>ul.r tail rum- port Herald. All peixt.hs in any way' interested nrcr. The new blocks will be extremely Mrs. Mary Cross, of Dover. New Hamp­ • work are .requested to high, with tbe]rim rather narrow. , shire. who has been the guest of Mr. and ^rcularkivlng full -iniurmntion. ' i We feel very grateful to our carrespoudMrs. D. G. Robinson the past week, re­ Address, H B. AxiMtVs. ! ents for responding so uobly to our rc- turned home Tuesday. Nashville, Mich. ; quest to get their Items in early. Last Save money and receive courteous'treat­ । week we were able to print thirty-two cufO. D. 8PAU1.DIXG. ; respondtnevs. as a result, and trust th4y ment. : will be received in like manner /v^ty When in need ef hosiery, go to Russell’s ’ week. Jx and yr^i will find the best lines manufac­ Aluminum dimes are now being widely, tured. “The Law Has Settled That Nobody Murdered Dr.- Gronin We are now to suppose that Dr. Cronin hit himself with a club, stabbed himself with a knife, and shot himself with a revolver. Having done that he picked up his cadaver, walked with it to a manhole, thrust himself into the same and did various other things that a corpse never did before. We don’t see how he ewer accomplished it. There are a. good many people whe don’t see how it is pos­ sible for us to offer the bargains we are now offering, but we are not only offering them but bargain hunting pepple are taking advantage of them. They appreciate the fact that they don’t often have the opportunity of getting $5.00 Ladies or Gents' shoes for $3.00. It is an absolute fact that to close a certain line of goods we are sacrificing more than our profit to make room for other goods. These bargains are new, stylish . goods and they’ll wear. We can’t afford to deceive you and expect to do business We are here to stay. All that we will ask is for you to call and inspect The goods sell themselves. FRE.D L HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. SI MMER NORMAL SCHOOL coupon. 5 A TRIP AROUND THE B .. WORLD. .. Q flKT SERIES M2. I. ft COUPON No. 8. H NUMBERS CHANCE EACH WEEK. clruuiated. The coins are the liin-st specimens of counterfeiting ever seen and ; are so nearly perfect that no owe other than an expert can detect them, except by comparison. They have a clear ring and 1 the only flaw Is in the milling. I Prof. Andrus propounded the follow­ White goods and embroideries of every description can be found at Julius Rus­ sell’s. You will soon need a pair of mitts. Julius Russell has a full line at any price yon desire. Charlie Horton has purchased the ing conundrum the other morning; “Why Titanias farm north east of. Rhe city and ft are lhe movements of certain male seniors has; moved onto it. j like the movements of King William after Crisp, clean, cool, comfortable are atJ landing In England?” One ut the unin- ting descriptions of our wash fabrics. teres ted seniors immediatly sprung the O. D. SPAU1.DIKO. answer; “They move toward Hastings.”—• Every man, woman and child gets a Nashville News. ticket with every purchase. .Get one of W. F. Hicks and Rob’t Bell, the com­ thole Art portfolios. O. D. Spaulding. mittee to solicit subscriptions to defray Supervisor Ekert, of Irving, is the fir^t the expenses of! the State Firemens’Asso­ one to hand iu a complete list qf deaths ciation have met with willing and ready and births and completed his assessment response from tbe citizens of the city. roll, Monday. He Is a hustler sure. The meeting promises to be a large, inter­ iJorenzo Jordan, died at tbe home of his esting and very successful one. A flue PART NO. 1. aou; Ralph Jordan, iu tbe first ward Mon­ 4-------------------------------- . program has been arranged day. of old age imd heart disease, aged 70 Bring or send one coupon H. J. Christmas, of Lansing, has pur­ years The funeral occurred this morning. 4 together with Ten cents in £ chased the photograph gallery of George day’s Dining and ioe cream parlor will L. Heath, and will hereafter conduct the - money or stamps, to the BANNER office and receive k ! same. Mr. Christmas has had over 20 be open to the public Thursday, May 3rd. inst Complete line of choice fruit, nuts one part of “The Holy Laad.w I years experience in the business, and the and confections always on hand at popu­ ~ Phot'praphed.” In ordering work that he has done, and is doing, prices. All are cordially Invited. x be-sure to give name, P. O. r speaks best as to his ability and an artist. lar LlendershoU’s Bl’fc Slate St Also head­ 4 Address and the Part wanted. He has cQine here to stay and guarantees quarters for leading brands of cigars. to get out all work promptly. Give him a Mr. H. A Hull, while drilling with the call at Mr. Heath’s old stand. Knights Tuesday morning, fnintd away The piny “Uncle Josh” given by the and fell forward ou lhe floor, disfiguring junior class last week was a rousing suc­ bis face and breaking one of hi# front cess. It is very sehlom amateurs are able teeth squarely off. He had hurried away IK^ULdTION * to present a play in as finishe^ a manner 82 quires. as this was given. Their aetlhg was very to tbe drill without eating, and this with Thi the fact that he was not feeling well, Ifreqnently applauded. Some of the parts ILTrailer. changes for Advertisements were taken very cleverly and mifht put accountable for the accident t>i ti z. U i .S < Tuesdays at latest lo Sarah Grand, the author of The Heav­ • 'iiit in*Ttio i hi '.he issue of the week *" older odors of long experience to alrame. enly Twins whose article on “The New The receipts for ’ire first ev. nlng were Aspect of lhe Woman Question” in the oomething over 8C5 and the second cveMarch number of The North American »< snte nt this ofl| .v. ( nine $20. The play will be gisen at MidReview attracted so much attention on r-ut <»;• sell. O. D. j Spaulding. ’ <i!evH»v to-piorrow evening. both sides of lhe Atlantic, contributes an­ kmiued hats from nr|p dollar up ’ With this i?suc the Banxeu starts unt other paper to toe May namber of that ' <>n its 39iIj. year. We will make no prom­ periodical dealing with “The Man of the > tp.iirof gloveH for sour ' ise for the future further Hum lo primiMoment" which la certain to create even j Ise to do our best to keep the Bannei: calfcat Rttssvlll’ more comment than her previous article. in Im-‘ in the front rank of Michigan country Mrs. Traphena Goodenough of this city, | weeklies. We wish to thank our friends has been arrested on complaint of E. 11. ! and patrons for the many conrteaies Gnult. of Kalamazoo, on charge of ob­ i . v.-n’i purchased your spring dress : • shown and assure them that we fully aptaining $10,240 by false prthmaea. Gault : ci. «•*. indne the line at Stusadirs. predate them. We wish to thank our : dL. counts nn spring jpekrts and : correspondents ' for their many farms; trailed n 170 acre form in VanBurvn coun­ ty n id other property for Mre. G.’a farm Overstocked. SrAr:-i»is«s. I which enable us to give the news from < v­ in MiMouri. He dolma be w£nt down to ■ of the latest style, with’ prices lu ! ery portion of the county each week. look nt it. thnt It was all right but tbe <’iix pocket book, will be found at j Wishing one and all the greatest degree tired calls for a piece of worthless bog ! of success aud prosperity that Hie times land, not tho piece he looked nt. Dr. P.d.itin*, piper hanging kfol hard wood will permit of, we remain Burton and P. A. Sheldon went ou her fini»hing. Inquire of W. 8. Nelson. 118; Very truly yours. West Slate St. I CooK C,w bonds In Hie sum of S3,000. \Ye wish to rail the attention of every On the inside local page will be found ■ A* this U the time of lhe year when reader that our offer of tbe Bannbb and the council pmcet-dlnga for last week and considerable tree planting is done, it may CWcago Inter Ocean, the two papers for ! pcrlikp. I* w well to aril ktlfnthxi lo- Un> other interesting matters. one dollar cash per year, will be .with­ .P.;.V state taw oa this wubjecl. Svelleo IMS of drawn after June 1st next. The Inter A full Hup of gloves, all the spring till be 1j Howell's * Minotelod .tetule. provide. lhet Oaean is one of the very beat papers pub­ '■hades. and a largo line of mitts wEi — ebede tree, be planted on boll* .id« of a lished, is full ot news, has full tnaiket re­ found at Julius Russell’s. ! public blghw.y, >1 » uniform dlstaiK*. •• C0** Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stebbitfs and fami- ;I nenrunnuy be, of 60 feet .part, and not port and In short has cvoiyridn* ly are now occupying the rooms over Mr. ij leua than 83 feet nor more than 80 feet to make up a Aral class neper. We wish that thoae who have taken advantage ot Stebbins store on Jefferson street. from the center line of the hljhway. Tbe this extremely low offer would tell their A sudden play of sunshine is a delight-j I statute alao provides that all tress bow friends and neighbors, and Induce them to ful parasol warning. See onr line. * growing upon the sides of any highway Uke advantage of it also. While sub­ O. D. SUAVLDIXG. and all IreM that may hereafter be plant­ scribers may not have Hme to read during You will find our prices justly just and ed thereon standing more than 60 feet tbe summer months, yet they should re­ fair to you. Mitts, silk and IrW gloves In apart .hall not be injured or retained un- member that toe paper will ecme to them k-M by direction of the commlMloaer ot fashionable shades. Spxvldd<gs|Xhe ground has been broken for Dr. G. hurnwa). and with th* consent el the member that thia offer will be withdrawn W. Lowrj’s handsome new residence on owners of the adjolnlnt land unless such We write tbiiwM to ftlteamBroadway, and tbe work will be pushed rapidly. Send or bring each week this couE3 non. together with TA'.V.cents. and E3 you w*H rwctve Portfolio No. 8 of W A TKIP ABOUND THE* WOKLL.” Ft r particulars see • L 0 4 THE HOLY LAND • > 4 I PHOTOGRAPHED. ► 4- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ‘ 4 COUPON NO. 1. 4 4 J J Yours truly, W. H. SPENCE THE SALE OF THE Bankrupt StockC C bMNE, CONSISTING OF nflT5 » NKNisnr q ® AT- Fifty fatsOn The Dollar WILD CONTINUE UNTIL- EVERY ARTICLE IS SOLD THE JTOCK 15 J ILL LflRQE THAT THE SALE IS A-------- Genuine ■ Half Price One can be proven by hundreds of well satisfied customers. This is the greatest chance over offered the people to secure fine goods at half their value. �■ ktfeeted her lore?, but hsving gone away. She herself had oner’s jury that you found this thing ue th»t there wm »n? evidence ot MJ urged him to go and see Mr. Coode at here among Tom's books?" he said, to kind effelMt him. beyond the feet that test what she meant. tbe mill and she asked herself with h. bad quarreled with the mUl-owner fear and trembling whether he had —except * only that which abe had By Arthur W. Marchmont, B. A gone there: and if so what had passedI “Not to-day, unless necessary; but deatroyed In reference to the ateel bar. between the two? Despite her utmost> whenever it must be done I will say As she thought ot this, she was glad efforts she could not keep away that, how I found it. If it means what at she had done co. cold feeling at the heart which seemed[ first I thought It meant it will kill me that But thia thought led her to consider to chill her blood, at the recollection1 to have to say it.” She sighed deeply that she had had nn time since rile had 1 and put her hand to her eyes, and of the wild words she hod heard him made tho discovery io think about utter about Mr. Coode and thoee who> added, in a very low tone: “But it •‘Not the slightest.” agreed the police had wronged him about the money. would kill me as surely to keep silent" tho real significance of that piece of evidence. Did It mean that Tom had inspector. as day. "My poor girl!" said the man. ten­ — r--------- "That’s clear , - ”. . Then she thought of the book she( gone In hot temper to the mill; that he "Well, Inspector. do yon want to hc)(I )n her hind_, ^bnm., derly. “It is a fearful time for you!" take charge of the plneo here, or of the ; chancing to open It «he turned the1 “You will spare me from having to had seen Mr. Coode and quarreled with body? I ihould like It removed m eoon - 1m( where lhc phou^ph. oJ! speak of this to-day, then?" she said, him: and perhape In anger had struck as possible. If the doctor here makes Tom and herself. All the circum­• with a wan and feeble smile, as she the blow which had killed him. and the post mortem this morning and we stances of tho time when it had been1 held out her hand to him. “You are then, hastening home, had put the weapon in the place where she had get the inquest held for this afternoon. taken o---------x uoni.i uaaucu flashed into util her luemurv. memory. cue Shes good to me. Mr. Gorringe.” the jury can view the body and the closod the book wlth a . ■ He laid the paper with its ghastly found lt,.and find away in the night? "If bo, why should he have put it in room as it is and we can have my poor t thftn ever> and the clop car-■ contents on the table as he took her old friend buried at once.” «uch a place?" ; tied the album to the shelf on which1 hand and pressed it. The other man agreed to this as an . it always rested. It was something to be solved aftor“I will do all in my power for you, excellent arrangement, and with that | As she put it back she noticed that’ Mary,"" he said, earnestly. wards. Why had he fled from the they all went out of tbe office. Got“We had better leave it in exactly village? That was the flrat queatkm • some of the other books were out of1 Huge closing and locking the door af- ; place, and she tried to push them Into» the place where it was found," said to be answered. And there was only ter them. Before he locked it, how- ' one person who could answer it to her Mary, quietly. 4 ' line. There seemed to be something ever, ho tried it once or twice to see “Had I not better take it with me?" —Tom himself. behind which prevented them from whether, when it was shut, it would . There was "another who could say going into their proper places. She asked the men. come open easily aiKl without being , "Why? The truth has to be told, something— Savannah Morbyn. She ; took down two or three to see what: touched by anyone. It would not, and • could say whether Tom had gone with was the cause of their sticking out, and thus it is better placed where it this fact seemed to afford him her. And the dilemma which the and then saw a paper parcel lying be­■ was found." matter for thought He did not press the matter, and be- answer to that question BUggested to hind them. “By the way,” said tbe police in­ the distracted girl made her more “This is not like you, Tom,” she। fore he could say anything further the spector, ••there’s one thing I’ve very { whispered, to herself, under her breath, girl took his hand in hers and thanked wretched than ever. foolishly forgotten. What about the If Tom had gone with Savannah, 1 him again for sparing her the need of weapon with which this was done? I as she took it out, >nd made room for then he was false to her. If he had the books on the shelf. speaking about the discovery at once. didn't see anything in the room." It was something very heavy, about, “You will tell me all that happens, not gone with her. then what “Nor I; there was nothing. But you eighteen inches in length, and was1 or that you hear?" she said, an they could be the reaaon of his flight? can see to that when you go back to wrapped in strong writing paper. It, separated at the door; and he promised. But she was utterly miserable and get the body away for the post-mor­ had evidently been wrapped up hurriedShe closed the door of the cottage broken, and tor two days, during tem," answered uomngc. Gorringe. "wnaxever "Whatever . tom, ’ answerea , - . * , , . j < S—/T, • • ’ • “_’ked <*’“>3' _ «>• 13 and locked it, ns soon as he had which no news come except the bad Ue weapon wm. If It wm left behind , •_ “d• ,when •* ..... . t __ . . .. ... YMiner she snw /wio nf saw that it tcaa was ksome of thnt that• gone, and went straight back into the news that vague suspicion was begin­ ;oc. to 25c. a Copy, it'll be there. What should you think I paper | which 1 Tom had been in the habit1 parlor to carry out her plan. She did ning to point to hex lover’s direction— it was. doctor?" '5 to $3 a Year, of using “Well, I can scarcely say without __ —for his accounts for the sick not stop to think, but took the parcel she was comfortless and disconsolate. fund—la: large foolscap sheets of thick from its place immediately, and going a closer examination of the wounds; JVC M OOXTOTUXD.) white paper. into the kitchen thrust it, without unbut I should think it was some blnntr She felt it curiously all along, and it1 folding the paper, into the middle of ish instrument, with perhaps a knob or lump at the end, with a jagged edge. seemed to be square with a large knob1 the fire grate, and watched the flames Having the needed merit to more than at one end. It could not be anything’ aa they consumed the paper. It looks*like that." make good all the Advertising claimed for Then it occurred to her that she was them, the following four remedies have “Ah. well, I dare say it’ll turn up;j. very important, she thought, or Tom never have left it where he had. making a hlundtr. If the whole of tho readied a phenomenal sale.- Dr. Klug’a good morning," and Gorringe walked'j ;I would Thinking this, she unfolded the paper. -bar were burned, it might alter its ap- New Discovery, for consumption, coughs away homewards to breakfast. I Suddenly she nttered aery. It was 1 pearance so much as to defeat the very colds, each bottle guaranteed—Electric About ten o'clock, while Mary'was Bitters, the great remedy for liver, stom­ sitting with old Mr. Roylance, she was i a short square bar of steel, with a1 object she hoik Her plan was to lead Gorringe to ach and kidneys. Bucklens Arnica Salve surprised by Reuben Gorringe, who fragment of a broken cog-wheel at one The broken end was stained think he had mistaken paint for blood; tbe best In the world, and Dr. King’s New walked In and started to find her there. end. Life Bills which area perfect pili. Ail "You here, Mary?" he said. with blood, and clinging to it were a if he found the whole bar had been number of gray hairs, and there was1 thus treated he would immediately see these remedies are guaranteed to do just "Where's Tom?" Ettry first! •abject It takta ap by Ths Feram when It attirelly come* Into what is claimed fur them and the dealer blood on the inner paper. Mary looked at him quietly and he had been tricked. She pulled the public attention and it treated by the best aethorilloo, without regard to parfieo Mary- stood gazing at the feansome bur out again with the tongs, there­ whose name is attached herewith will be earnestly, yet. with fear in her eyes, or creeds. It will keep any thoughtful reader Inlormod on tho task* and prublaau glad to tell you more ef them. Sold at W. object almost like one spellboYrtnii Tbe fore, and stripping off the charred of the tim*. at at other periodical deca. and with very pale cheeks. ift Goodyear’s drug store. “He is not at home," she answered. air round her went dark.and'thick. paper, left only the stained portion in A Million Friend* “Not at home’ Why. where is he She could scarcely breathe, and grew the fire. giddy. She thought she was going to A friend in need is s friend jndeM, and then?” Then she began to think ‘of other not less than one million j*ople have “How can I tell?" answered the girl, faint. Then a sound of some one mov­ matters. of InteUlreat readers. But now dee number of readers of thoughtful literature found just such a friend in Dr. King’s ing in the passage behind her recalled witli assumed Indifference; and mo­ The story she meant to manufacture —men and wooes who wish really to know what is gi-ing on in the world out­ tioning toward the old man to prevent her from her fright, anil she sought in­ must be circumstantial, and must be New Discovery for cunsumption, coughs side the narrow limits of particular sects and parties- is great enough In tbe and colds. If you have never used this stinctively to cover up the dreadful supported by details. For this pur­ anything being said before him. United States to warrant so revotationary a reduction in price. Tbe Forum gnat cough mcllirine, one trial will con­ thing she had found. “This is a sad business, Mr. Rqypose., there must be something in the vince you that it has wonderful curative discusses important subjects, bet it is net dull. The literature of coaUmpoBut she was too late. Before she house amongst Tom’s belongings lance," said Gorringe. “I came in to raneoau activity U. in fact, the ■rast'lnterrt’.inf ot all literature. American powers in all diseases of throat, cheat and could hide it. or even hide the marks see Tom, as I thought I might want which would bear* it out. She de­ lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all citizenship implies that a nae shall know the opinions of the farcmost mtn him at the mill. Never mind if ho’s of the blood, Reuben Gorringe entered termined, therefore, tlxat she would get that is claimed or money will be reand the latest treat achteveasaate in every direction of activity. the room. out. I must see you at once,’’ ho some red paint and leave it about in fuhded. Trial bottles free at W. H. Good­ “I forgot to say, just now, Mary,” he Tom’s bedroom, together with such year’* drug store. l>arge bottles 50c and added to Mary in aa undertone. began, then, changing his tone sudden­ odds and ends as would suggest that S1.00. “Come into the other room." • SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. Reuben Gorringe went into the next ly, he crietl: “My God! Mary, what’s he had been using it nucklen’a Arnica Salva room, and she followed as soon as pos­ that? What have you there?” and he While she was thus engaged she was The best salve in the world for cuts, sible. Gorringe was looking at a book hurried forward and took it from her kept from thinking too closely of what of Tom’s which he put down as she scarce resisting hand, and scrutinized the discovery of the weapon really bruises, sorea, ulcers, salt rheum, fever it minutely. sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, entered. meant, and, partly with this object, she corns, and all ekin Irruptions, and posi­ Then he lifted his eyes from the “Where is Tom?" he asked again. hurried on with this work?as quickly tively cure piles or no pay required. It gruesome sight, and looked at the girl; “Why has he run away?” os possible, and did not rest until it "What do you mean?” she answered, and each read the thoughts which it was completed, and she had replaced is guarantee!! to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per had stirred tn the other. • indignantly. “How dare you to say he the short bar of steel, changed as she box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the has run away—you.of all men?” ’ had designed, and wrapped in a sheet druggist. CHAPTER rvni “Why I, of all men?” he answered, of foolscap paper, taken from some she Grass Lake has a creamery. looking at her keenly. found in Tom’s bedroom, which had no "What can thismean?" said Gorringe, "Because you yourself na good as connection with the accounts of the There are 800 ex-convicts living Id in a low, strained tone, us if speaking told him to go away on pain of being sick fund, and had certainly never Jacksen. in pain and fear. prosecuted. I heard Mr. Coode when He had paled a little, and trembled; been at the mill. Mrs. G. A. Link Cedar Springs, Mich., he said it yesterday. If ho has' gone When she had finished, a further idea in consequence of this, how can you and his finger shook as he pointed it struck her—to add to the complication •aye; “As a harmless quieting remedy I at the blood-stained end of the bar. Come and ask where he is? Are you have never found an equal to “Adlrouda," It was a fearsome, ghastly weapon, all by giving the bar thus changed into ■till so eager to prosecute?” Reuben Gorringe’s own hands for him Wheeler’s Heart and Nerve Care. Sold “Mary, don’t speak so harshly. I suggestive of horrible cruelty and vio­ to keep; and she saw at once the sooner by W. H. Goodyear. lence. came this morning to see Tom and tell Mary made no answer. She was too this was done the better. She had Cows are pastured in Muskegon’s ceme­ him that now this thing has happened taken a very abort time to do what she tery. he need have do further fear; and this overcome to be able to speak for tbe bad planned, and kIhj wrapped up the is my reception.” He said thia in an moment. She leaned heavily on the bar nt once and carried it to the mill, Kalamazoo will expend SG.000 for water table, and, moving slowly, sank upon aggrieved tone. meters. hoping to find the manager there. “Well, I do not know where he is; a chair that stood by it, and bent her Ren ben Gorringe was there and camo The autograph letters testifying to fate upon her hand. but I suppose he has gone away be­ cures made by Ayer’s barsaparilla and The man was filled with pity at tho out to her. cause you and Mr. Coode told him he’d other preparations are kept on file at tbe “ I have thought, after all, that it be prosecuted. That seems the likeliest sight of her terrible, silent agony; but would be better for you to have this, J. C. Ayer Co-’s office, Lowell, Mass. he knew the girl better than to show reason,” answered Mary. They «re from sU over the world and are Mr. Gorringe," she said, giving it into “When did he go?” asked Gorringe. his feelings. He sought to rouse her his hands? “that you may keep it In a cheerfully shown lo anyone desirous of to action. seeing them. “Somewhere about eight o’clock last “Tom must be brought back,” ho said. safe place." evening, I fancy." answered Mary, as He took it at once and began to un­ Eight thousand plum trees will be set “This must be faced." unconcernedly as possible. “I did not There was a ring of determination fold the outer paper with she had out near Harrisville. see him after six or seven.” in his voice, and a suggestion that Tom wrapped it The girl was afraid he When tbe blood is Impure or Impover­ “Must have been later than that, I meant to examine it again. ished, bolls pimples, headaches, neural­ fancy. He was in the village after had only to come back in order to clear “Can I look into the office?" sho gia. rheumatism and various other diseas­ that. Some one met him near the Two away the mists, for which the girl was asked, unable to think of anything es are developed. Take Ayer’s Saras par­ thankful. Stones bridge after ten o’clock." This She looked up for a moment and else likely to draw away his attention illa. It purifies, invigorates, and vitalizes was a spot within fifty yards of tho the blood, and restores vigorous health. from the parcel. showed her gratitude in the glance. mill. She was successful. “Do you know where he is?” he Cornerstone of Imlay city Catholic •‘Well, Ijdon’t know. I don’t think asked. * "Fbr what purpose?" he said. quickly, .--- -- ——wbiu, ljUlCKjy, church will be laid Saturday. he can have been there, for I was on The girl shook her head. stopping in the act of unwrapping the the lookout to see him.” • the name indicates. Hall’s Vegeia“That’s bad. Any delay is full of paper and merely glancing \t° tbo fileAsSk'Ulin Urir Kewwer la a reoeweTot “You were on the lookout!” said Gorriage, sharply,, looking quickly and danger. The inquest is this afternoon, writing and figures— Maty had taken the hair. Including its growth, health, you know." care to substitute tor the original wrap­ youthful color, ana beauty. ' It will please searchingly ut her. “Ah!" per a paper which was covered with you. ' “^cs; and I think I should have seen The exclamation seemed to be wrung- Toni’s flgnrea him" None of the Jackson miners will strike from her, despite her wilL Then she “I want to get a dear underetanding ‘•Well, he’d better come bock, wher­ looked again at Gorringe, this time of all the dreadful facta," the answered. as the operators are paying the scale. ever he is, and whenever he went,” with an almost imploring expression, •‘Will yon tell them to me?" ■aid Gorringe. significantly. “I*m while her eyes traveled again to the “Yon can come Into the Inner office sorry he’s gone away; I wanted him to hs re come up to the mill to run through terrible evidence of the murder which If you like." he held in his hand. The girl thought It would bo well for the papers with me. I must go; this He understood the look. her to know where he put the fateful terrible business has upset everything. “You think no mention need be made little pared she had brought, and. Good-by." of this to-day?" ,'flort 10 fl<rht with » ■»« of He put his hat on and turned hurried­ “Need it?" half-hysterical dread that affected her ly away—•so hurriedly that he knocked “No, I think perhaps not. Little went with him. down the book at which he had been “1 am nervous," she said, glancing more than is absolutely necessary will Alpen. Driving club’, mrellng is ael for glancing. With a muttered exdamabe done to-day to enable the funeral to up at him, and laying her hand on his Augoat T, B and o. Stakes close May i. arm as she spoke. up, and, instead of putting itTjack on “Thwe is nothing to be nervous the table, gave it into tbe girl's hands. interpreting thia m an Indication that about; he answered, smiling I beg your pardon,” he nadd. “I am nervous while you hold that." smiling. “I meant to put it down on ■he said, pointing to tbe bar he was Delay meant hope for her. the table; but I am absent-minded this Then an idea occurred to her, and, carrying in his hand. "Put it away.’1 Addns, disorders to He smiled M be might have don. supplying a porpoaej gave a direction "•Never mind," answered Mary; “Hl11 Wb«.*.bM Children, • .. t to her thoughts, and in this way re­ when humoring the whim ot a child. 2 koep “ **">’" *“ “Id. putting stored somewhat her self-controt It in a drawer, which he locked. 11 eMMing himself for harlmr had It object, and surprised Gorringe by the j;,Y°nar»v™7ir«>i’’»beMtld. •'Ton will keep the promise you made?" The Unalng C&operxtlve aMoelaUon ot sudden change she showed. In M, hand at alt ••Certainly. That will never be North UmIoiCBm aakrt tor th. ..JL. moved tUl such time aa we agree that it *dl be produced., pointing to Ure It wm good of him "Now will you teU me all that la ’ TUB W 5TANB5 HT50WH BOTTOM THE OU HILL MYSTERY ■ ilSiEaife Reduced from rum IWfflftrk IHlyTnlmt Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caatoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caatoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caatoria. HAS ONE YEAR POR ONLT $ 1.00, CdSH IH /IDYZINCE. THE HASTINGS BANNER ». Th. �Hastings lN: Thursday, May 3, 1894. business cards. 5<b' d°o'or, or that city. Jodg, Smith waa aakod hi a hurnoou.pmltton tn net a. uBpm. but to low ot lire h« dHlInnd. Tho aeon toaullod lu favor or tho medtaa. BROS. Eaton eonnty Agricultural Soclotr haa Tonsorial ArtL-«t8. IL’Y !^1!i00 Bp ln •1,lk“ ,or todbK at Shop firm J>«>r Lunn's Tailor Shop. lheir fair Oct S. and ». * ■The Sew* ot hM1,LcyU^_ °Qr •will suit y°«- Give us a trial Terms reaacnA Ona farm realdeno! bclonrltu to ftbie. __ . b!!"!^8."1.?’ llVlB|t °Mr waa VAmES M. BAUER. t.,.,L ? ’ rro,UDd ',ltto “»'"U™ con­ Auctioneer. tent,. U wu only alliblly Inaorad. Hartings. ■ ■ • Mich. The Charlotte and Eaton riivK Fee me if you are going to have an auction sehoou held a deh. ““n Ranid* ,’u" *ale of any kind. Have had lance experience and will give yon satisfaction. Terms reason- "Reeolvedtbat^, ,honld ed. Eaton Rapids carried off the prize. PALMETIER. J. M. SMITH. Battle Creek Is to have a bicycle factory. K “■ C W,tor* Ayes— Bennet L Busby. Hicks, Juffimn, Osborn, Tinkler, Weiseert and Waters. Nays—none. ens we muns. allay# all pain, cures v and U tSsbert remedy for Diarrhoea. onkle Of J?0*. Tl,lh. _ Gentlemen:— whom was referr**! ”UmdlnK *”»er on Broddway would beg leave to make the followiD* ^*port- 'Ve had the same under woriderution and wouid reoommend that 5°° •,a<to untu is extended to school House. wvTIJm? John Wejmert, 1 *,. r Gbo- u- Tmtklxk. 1 Moved by Aid. Ohborn that tbe report be accepted and adopted. CareV * Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hull ^PALMERTON A SMITH Th« boat which the Adventists, built ^>ni. Ttakl-r, Wttawrt and Conveyancing a specialty. I itera. at Allegan was launched last week. It Nays— Hicks. Woodland. Mich * HI be the first large boat that has graced .■JfjT"1.b}' 4ld<•>»* »o eU> the Kalamazoo river for years. 7. “I'T* W *nJ p"‘ol‘,0' own Li M. Woodmansee. A Belding man ha. Invented a water iw- Cnrrlnl. A><-a—all. Mo», d by Aid. Oiblm that the ally doe, T AW and COLLECTION OFFICE. Mcycleaud one evening last week they ,w “O'1 launched It to te,t Its merits, and their ct°2?rt’ i? 'JT" •#0 P" Al! business promptly attended to. ' “J11- ^olnl. Ayw—all. expectations were fully realized. Jt sped Mortd by Aid. WrUaert that the city Taggart Ixtyul K. Kuapp«iu over Ila- water ut a very rapid rale. Jt Is J Arthur C. Deulson. propelled by treid power atl.-r I lie slyle of Ueaaurer be leatrurted to pay order, out 1 tGGART. KNAITKN& DENI8ON, tho blejole. They are Hiking ut rormlng or u»y money, be may have In hl> band,. Amended by Aid. llick. that the ooZ LAWYERS. . of slock company there. sianaliig ortterg and accounts to date be Roosns Kit 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg., paid aui of the contingent fund and the Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mite bv charged 10 the respective funds Council Proceeding*. ALICE HIRE. M. D.. In which the orders are drawn. Amend­ IU . Physician ami Snrgt'on. ment lost Common Council met in adjourned ses­ Iliriliugs. • - Mleh. Ayes—Hicks, Huffman and Waters. A ’.til- promptly attended day or night. <>- sion Friday evening. April 37. 18P4, MayA ays—Bennett, Busby. Osborn, Tinkler Cct-1 -.-r F. G. Stowell’s lioot and shoe store 7.Pnwnt ut roll call, and nelssert. . ES A. SWEEZF.Y. Bu’bY« Huffman. Osborn. Original motion prevailed. Ayes— 1 inkier, Welssert and Waters. AtkKliey at law. Bennett. Busby, Osborn, Tinkler and Absent at roll call. Ahl. Hlaks. Hastings. Mich. WeisserL Nays—Hicks, Huffman and Minutes of last meeting read and ap- v\ aters. Whereas, the grade of tbe fourth Practices in all courts ot the state. Coi­ proved. tions promptly attended to. ward of the City of Hastings as submitted, Aid. Hicks took his seat (together witli 4he grade of the entire To tlie Common Council of lhe City of rity,) by Glen. E. Balch. Eng., to tt>e R. E. 11. LATHROP, Hastings. Homoepathlc Physician and Major and Common Council of the City of Gentlemen:-— Surgeon Hastings, October 7tb. 1892. and after­ We the undersigned would most respect­ wards accepted by the Common Council Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New fully petition your honorable body to of said city Iih» by recent discoveries- and Dxug Store. cause tilelng to be laid on the west side investigations become unsatisfactory and All calls promptly attended to. of North Market Street from the North obnoxious to the residents and tax payers / ' A. SCIl 1BNEIL M. D , side of Green Street for the purpose of I . Physician and Surgeon, carrying water from off Green Street. We of the fourth ward of said city. There­ fore, be It resolved tliat the grade of said Delton, - Mleh. 1 would further petition your honorable ward, known as the Balch grade be re­ Office iu residence, one block east of depot. body to change tbe course of the present pealed. discontinued and set at naught, so waterway on the west side of North Mar­ far as it may Iry any manner effect the A C. H. BARBER ket St., so the waters from same shall fbrth ward of said city. W. F. Hfeks. Physicians and Surgeons. empty into the ditch now constructed on Moved by AM. Hicks that tbe above Calls In city or county responded to with the east side of said street, or If your body resolution be received and referred to- the prmuptiM'sy. day or night. shall deem It for the best, tlun In some chairman of tbe St. Com. Carried. Ayes other way to change said water course so — A. SHELDON, as to prevent the flooding otf the lands of 1 Moved by Aid. Waters that 820 be ap­ . Abstract and Real Estate Office. your petitioners. propriated to fia east Mill St. on couth Abstract Block. Hastings. Monev to loan ou Real Estate Real Rstate side, so as to make it passable for p*opiy C. F. Brooks, and fonr others. soUl ou commission. General conveyancing, Moved by Aid. Hicks that the . above to travel over. Am’t to be drawn from daring a complete spt of Abstract Books, com­ plied from the Records, can furnish complete be rec'd and referred to the chairman of 1st ward fund. (Tie.) S tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. tbe St com. Carried, ayes. all. I Ayes—Busby, Hicks, Huffman and Waters. Nays—Bennett, Osborn, TOakier Hastings. Mich., April 37th, 1894. £ M. FOWLER,D.D. S. E. G. Holbrook, and Welssert. Recorder, Hastings City. y । Moved jjy Aid. Hicks that the motion of Office hours « a. m. to 5 p. m. In compliance with yonr request for­ ! Aid. Waters be laid on the table tar one bids for city printing, tlx? Journal will do week. Carried. Ayes—all. )11 ILli’ T. COLGROVE, Moved by Aid. Welssert that the amend­ the work for lhe following prices: Attorney at Law. • S.. •. essor to Smith A Colgrove.) 1st For publishing the council pro­ ment to Sec. 1 of an ordinance entitled (Office in Union block. Hastings.) ceedings. furnishing the bills of registra­ "An ordinance relative to peddlcxs,. tran­ .ciiei-s in all the courts of the state. tion and election, and election tickets. sient dealers and auatiqneers’ license, take effect May 11th, 1894. Carried. >125.00. E., KEN ASTON. Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks. Huffman. 2nd. For publishing notices of election Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.\ store.) and registration, ordinances and all other Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. Pract'<■» -' tn all courtsof the State. Collection* matters required by tbe city charter, 25 promptly attending to. Sec. 1. The Common Council of the cents per folio each insertion. City of Hastings ordains, that section one Respectfully, it TIMMERMAN. Hommpathic Phyof au ordinance entitled "An ondinance Dennis & Sling kbi. a nix • sician and Surgeon. relative |p the running of railway oars and Hastings, Mich., April 25th. 1894. ••Vfflce over Lathrop’s drug store'.) engines," adopted March 23rd. A, k). 1888, To tbe Mayor and Common Council. be-and the same is hereby amended so as Gentlemen: — I will print the council proceedings, to read as follows: Rate of speed within certain limits of bills of elections and registrations, and city tickets for one hundred and twenty- the c|ty. Section 1. That the- rale of speed of the engines and cars on the five dollars (8125.00); and registration, • tIKCULflTION • and election notices? ordinances and all Grand River Valley Division of the Michi­ This week, 82 quires. legal printing required by The charter of gan Central railway, between th* Michigan the city for 35 cents per folio each inser­ Central freight depot and tbe building now occupied by the Hastings Furniture tion. H. H. Snyder. Hereafter, changes for advertisements Manufacturing Company, in said elty, Hastings, Mich., April 37th, 1894. must reach thia office Tuesdays at latest to To the Mayor and Common Council. shall not exceed six miles per hour, and insure insertion in the Issue of the week any engineer, conductor, person or per­ Gentlemen:— when brought. We will print the council proceedings, sons having charge of any engine, car or bills of election and registration, and city train of cars, who shall cause such engine, car or train of cars to go over or upon said . Rheumatism racks the system like a thumb­ election tickets all Cor 8125.00. screw. it retreats before tbe*power of Hoods' We will print all registration and eleo Grand River Valley tlivtelon of the Michi­ Sarsaparilla, which purifies tbe blood. tion notices, ordinances, and all other gan Central railway, between said Michi­ legal printing required by the charter for gan Central depot and the building now occupied by tbe Hastings Furniture Man­ Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure 35 cents per folio each insertion. ufacturing Company, at a greater rate of Very truly yours. Catarrh. W. 11. Goodyear. speed than six miles per hour shall be Cook Bnos. deemed to be guilty of a misdemeanor and Moved by Aid. Osborn that the contract Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure upon conviction thereof shall be punished for printing be let to Hastings Banned. a cold in the head. VV. H. Goodyear. Amended by Aid. Hicks that none of by a fine not exceeding over one hundred dollars and cost of persecution, and in de­ Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure is the best the bids for printing be accepted. Amend­ fault of payment of such fine and costs, ment lost. soothing and healing. W. H. Goodyear. The original motion amended by Aid. shall be committed to the county jail of Bennett that tbe bids by laid on the table Barry County for a period not exceeding A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart ninety days. for one wk. Amendment lost. Geo. H. Tinkled, W. • <i will cure the Grippe. W. H. GoodOn original motion. . Ayes—Busby. Huffman. Osborn. Welssert. Nays—Ben­ ' W. D. Bennett. net. Hicks, Tinkler and Waters. No Moved by Aid. Welsiert that the above C.tatcr’s Croup and Consumption Cure is choice. ■ lhe br-t cough medicine. W. H. GoodNotice to Repair Side Walk that C. S. be accepted and adopted, printed and the Burton repair side walk on State SL, on same to take effect May 18th, 1894. Car­ Ayes— Bennett. Busby, Hicks, south side of lot No. 483, also that walk ried. Huffman. Osborn. Tinkler, Welssert and Carter's Cough and Consumption Cure be repaired in front of Ford's hotel on Waters. Nays—none. r-. ui once. Try it; never falls. W. west side of lot No. 439. occupied by Dorr An ordinance relative to the opening Mudge, also that George Tinkler repair II. Goodyear. side walk on State St. on north side of and closing of billiard and pool rooms, and the exclusion of minors therefrom. Woouland’s council placed tbe amount tot 594, also th «t a new walk be laid on IHLLIAKD AND POOL BOOMS. the north side of Court St., between Jeffer­ vf ilunn Iwnds at the highest price allow­ son and church St. on south side of tot Sec. 1. Tbe Comman Council of the ed by law, 86000. No. 588, occupied by Frank Stebbins, also City of Hastings ordains, that all billiard that Nathan Barlow build new walk on and pool rooms in the City of Hastings Carter's Cough and Consumpti on Cur sooth side of lot No. 589-591. also that shall be closed at the hour of 10 o’clock wilj cure coughs and croup, acta quick tbe walk be repaired on tbe north side of each night and remain closed until the hour of 6 o'clock, a. m., of lhe succeeding Court House on State St Signed, tables g(H»d. w. H. Goodyear. Emory Busby, day. Miss Julia Djnorao, of Hastings, takes C. H. Osrobn, M1N0RS. Riley C. Waters. the vacancy in the Woodland school caus­ Sec. 2. Jt shall be unlawful for any Moved by A Id. Welssert that the re­ ed by the resignation of Mrs. Evarts. port of com. be accepted and proper no­ proprietor, servant, employee or manager Carried. Ayes—Bennet of any billiard or pool room In lhe City of ^Xoodland’s creamery bids fair to be a tices served. Busby, Hick», Huffman, Osborn, Tinkler, Hastings to allow, suffer or permit any Buece-8. One day last week oyer 8,700 person under the age of twenty-one years Weisnert and Waters. . pounds of milk was received, and more is Tbe St com. beg leave to report that to visit or remain in any billiard or pool being brought in every day. tbe prayer of J be petitioners from 2nd room. PENALTY. ward be granted C. L. Huffman, Geo. The Nashville,News says Post master, H. Tinkler. W. D. Bennett and John Sec. 8. Any .person offending against F umlss, will not have to stand the loss of Welsaert Moved by Aid. Tinkler that the provisions of this ordinance, shall up­ the 8435, of stamps stolen in tbe bank the report be accepted and adopted. on conviction, be punished by a fine not exceeding twenty-five dollars or less than robbery there, but the loss will fall on tbe Carried. Ayes—all. To tbe honorable Mayor and Common ten dollars and costa of prosecution, or by government . « Council- Your com. to whom was referred imprisonment in tbe county jail not ex­ the resolution asking for a cement cross celling sixty days, or both such fine and Every mother should keep a bottle of walk In each ward beg leave to report that Carter's Extract Smart Weed in the house. we have bad tbe matter under considera­ Imprisonment in tbe dlrtreUon of the court When the little one comes home with wet tion and would recommend that the walks Sec. 4. All ordinances or parts of • ordi­ feet and chilled, a hot sling of Carter’s Ex­ be not built at present Emory Bnsby, nances, conflicting with tbe provisions of H. Osborn, R. CL Waters. tract Smart Weed will prevent taking C. Moved this ordinance, be and tbe same are hrrebj by Aid. Welssert that the report cold. Children like It,. It is as pleasant be laid on the table. Lost ft> L)one at the council chambers. In the Ayes—Bentley. Huffman, Tinkler and as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. City of Hastings thb 37tb day of April. Waters. Nays—Busby Hicks, Osborn ■* hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart and Welesert A Dm 1824. Geo H. Tinkled. \ewi wni cut the mucous phlegm out of Moved by Aid. Hicks that that report W. D. Bennett. Ute throat and lungs in a few hours, mak­ of oom. be accepted and adopted. Lost C. L. Huffman. Ayes — Busby, Hicks, Osborn and Wa ­ ing it a sure cure anti quick cure and pseMoved by Aid. Weisaert that the al»ov ters Nays—Bennett, Huffman, Tinkler be accepted and adopted, printed and tak« ventive Of Croup, Diphtheria, Sore and Welssert. • fleet on May I8«h. 18M Mcrtrnn mis Throat, lYiruinonta, etc., as these troubles Moved by Aid. Huffman that the report talned. Ayes—B*Duett, Busby, Huffman. ■II cw from a neglected cold. W. H. be laid on table for 1 wk. Carried. » ta»rn. Tinkler. W. buwrt and Waters. To the Mayor and Common Council ■Goodyear. Grnllrmen. Your oom. on w*Uu lurte. M ya- -Hicks. J AW, COLt-ECTION AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE OP , Caro will dedicate its >12.000 M. E. chureh next Sunday. . P P 1 F LOCAL NEWS. ■ CAPITAL I*®***1 tpd ■»* «*<!• XlebtsM. Moved by Aid Ttahter that the above n -—I and ..'S approved, * "carriek zv——_1 1 “ be• nrm accepsed Ayes—Bennett, Broby, Hicks. Batman, Osborn, Timer, Wetesert and Waters. Nay a— now. Tbe following aects. aadited: In tbe line of choice candies, C. G. Smith, labor, 3 w,.,.'. a .50 fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery Lee Cobb and helpers, surveying, Z50 E. Sponable, burying a dog 1.00 goods, constantly kept on hand. Denols & Sltaeerland, pvinting... 19.21 Jas. Murphy, stone and labor 2.M Prompt attention given to all M. C. R. R. <k>.. freight on coal... 07.58 Hocking Fuel Co., coal 38416* orders. Call and see me at Murphy, etg 7A2 A. Black & Son, stone for bridge. 14.64) CITY BAKERY. Phillip Duninr, “ 2J days ' 5.09 Henry.Replogle, 3 days. George Baird. 3 days. 5.00 Mike Custer 1 day . Frank Ryereon, 3 days. 3 oa Marty Ryersou> 3 days. 3.00 Burt Burgman. ......... 3 days. 3.00 Clarence Bennett, 2 days 3.00 George Reed.................................... 30.00 is one of the first signs of Milo Fifield. drawing sand 6.00 poor health. Coughs, Colds, James Shay, diawing sand 10.00 Wm. H. Beadle,. 5 days at- 93.00 Weak Lungs, Diseased Blood per day.................................. SI 0.00 follow. 4tb ward six hours EVERTTHINQ 0. G. Moblaacn. President; D. W. Reynold*. OaUiar. DrucTon: D. W. Reynolds, D.O. Robinson, JohnOarreth, Haa the only tarings department in in Barry County and pays 4 per cent Interest on *11 time FROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, Cxainty ef Barry—sa. Ata aoMion of tbe Probate Court Lv. for the County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office — ,.... ______ _____________ ..— ^Office In the city of Hastings, in said county, on Tues tb« Tues-­ day, tbe 1*1 day of May. in the rear one thousand eight hundred and, ninety four. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ioC Probata. In the matter of tUr estate of Valentine O. Buck, late of Camillus County, of Onondaga and Blate of New, York. decMsed. On reading and filing tbe i>etltlon duly verified of Gilbert Buck, son of »ald deceased, praying that ancillary administration of said estlte may be granted to said )>et‘.tlonrr (who is the principal administrator of said estate as apnears oy exemplified copies of bls appoiotment issned by tb>- Surrogates Court at Onon­ daga County. New York, and now on file in this court.) or to some other suitable |w>reoti. Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the 28th day of May A. D. 1801. at ten o’clock in the lor*noon, be assigned for tbe hearing ot sMd petition and that lhe heirs at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons interested iu saia estate . are required to appear at a session Of >ald Court, then to be nolden al jthe Probate office, in tbe City of Hartings, in raid Counftr. and show cause, if any there be, why tbe prayer ,of the petitioner may not b* granted. And it is further ordered, that said petitioner give notlee to Die persons interested in sAld estate, of the pendency ot said |>etltlon and the hoariag thereof by causing a cony of this order to he published in the Hastings Bannkk. a news­ paper printed and circulated in said County of Barry, once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. Chas. W. anmstrono J udge of Probate. (A true copy.) Loss of Flesh 816.80 Frank Fitleld and team, 5 days in 1st wardt.. 815.00 X day 4th ward 1.50 S10.5J) Fred Beadle one and % days- first ward................................................ 3.25 Wm. Tenyck. % day in fourth ward .75 Lute Hyatt, % day in fourth ward U. J. Kieklc. 1 day in 1st ward... 1.50 Dated this ITth day of April, 1894. Wm. h. Beadle, Street Commissioner. Moved bj- AM. Welssert that the accts, be allowed and orders drawn-hi respective funds'for same. Motion prevailed. Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. Nays—none. • Moved by AM. Welssert that the bill for work in 4th word on State St. be allowed and orders drawn on Gen. Hfeh. for same. Carried, Aves—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Osbcm, Tinkler. Welssert and On motion of-Aid. Welssert council ad­ journed for oda-week. E. G. SfeCtLBKOOK, Recorder. ARE YOU GETTING DEAF. Cheater Messer. P. T. Colgrovs. fl.E. KENKES, FKSF’R. ,11.10 Louis Beadle, and team, 5 days in 1st ward815.00 6 hours in 4th ward„ 1.80 $75,000.00 SURPLUS H2.0M.e0. Scott’s Emulsion the dream of Cod-liver Oil, cures r 11 of these weakness­ es. Take it in time to avert illness if you can. Physicians, the world over, endorse IL Don’t be deceived by Substitutes! Prwp*r»- br^cott Jt Bowna. N. Y. All Druniata What is CASTOR IA The Following Kxplafeo Why, and Mr. W. I). Stokes. Baton Rouge, I»a.. writes: “I had chronic catarrh very badly, noise in the ears and nearly deaf. 1 used your Pe-ru-na according to directions, and am now well; can hear th* tick.of a watch ten feet Yonr Pe-ru-na is a wonderful medicine.” Catarrhal deafness is always duo to ca­ tarrh of the throat passing up through the eustachian tubes to the middle ear. The catarrh in rare cases originates in and re­ mains confined to the middle ear. Tbe symptoma-are; Roaring.ovaeklng, buzzing in the ears, with gradually increasing dif­ ficulty in hearing. If not cured the hear­ ing will be entirely destroyed. When lhe case haf.not already gone too far before the treatment is begun Pe-ru na will cure every case. It is only after the catarrh has destroyed portions In lhe middle ear that Pe-ru-na fails to cure. All such cas­ es should write to Dr. Hartman, Colum­ bus, Ohio, for further advice. A book on la grippe, coughs colds, ca­ tarrhs etc., will be sent free to any addressby the Pe-ru-nn Drug Manufactoriug Company of Columbus, Ohio. State News. Fifteen mites ot logs are hung up. on tbe upper Black River, which will taka a lot of rain t» bring down. Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infhnta and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhcea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, eures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacear-the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Casto ria. “ Caatoria is so well adapted to children th*X dren. Mother* ha.ro repeatedly told mo of iu good effect upon their children." Da. Q. C. Osgood, Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Our physician* in tbe children's depart “Cartcria Is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not Interest of their children, and use Castoria in- medical supplies what is known as regular morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending favor upon it.” A 3-year-old child of James Randall was run over by n street car in Port Hu­ ron Thursday, and instantly killed. Insurance Commissioner, Giddings, has authorized the Netherland Life Insurance Company of Holland to do ‘business ‘ ’la Michigan. A freight train on the Detroit A Bay City road was derailed at Hunter’s Creek Five cars were Wednesday afternoon, completely wrecked. 80 eminently •aecewful ha< Hoods Sarsa­ parilla been that m*ny leading citizens from all ov>-r the United States furnish testt monials of eures which seem alsiort miraculous. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is not an accident, but the ripe tnllt of industry and study. It possesses merit "peculiar to itaelf.” Hood's Pills cure Names. Sick Headache. Indigestion. Biliousness. Hold by all druggists. Umttxd Hoarrrxx. DurnsAXY, The Centaur Company, TT Murray Street, Xew York City. The Inter Ocean b tub------------------------- MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST HKS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. DAILY (without Sunday), >6.00 psr year. 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The Weekly Inter Ocean Is edited especially for those who, 00 account of mall service or any other reason, da world condensed and the cream of the literary feature* of the Daily. AS A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS X A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, . of EIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making in an 8IXTEEH PAGES. This Supplemeat, containing SIX PAGES OP READING MATTER and TWO FULL-£AQB ILLUSTRATIONS, Is alone worth the price charged for the paper. THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, tbe new. and commw- Electricity in Spain- Spaniards, although slow in the adoption of many improvements, are decidedly not so in regard to electric lighting. A large number of the prin­ cipal towns, as well as many very small ones, have insulations of their own. The latest venture Is on the part of the owner of some water power near the two very limited towns Elgalbar and Eibar, in the Spanish province of Viscaya. These towns will shortly be supplied withudeetric current for both lighting and poVer parposes. The neoessary working power will be furnished bv the water of the Rivsr Dova needo of tbe people of that section than any paper farther E*«t. It ia in accord with the people of tbe West both In Politic# and Literature DOLLAR PER YEAR. Addrew THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. For a short time wc will send the Hastings Banner and the W«ek’y Inter Ocean, the two papers for only one dollar per year cash in advance, to Barry County Readers. Those out of county $1.15 per year. COOK BROS. �— Additional Local News. SCHOOL COLUMN For the nearer draws tho eitv with Its Mr. Jofca Marble has secured a situation streets of shining gold; And the threads -f Ufa drop Idly, from with Busby Broo. Mr. M.rble b«i Througb the courtesy of tbe executive the listless, idle bands, w ml In Grand Rapid, tor drht and While th* ears are dally listening for tbe committee of Agricultural Society an ex­ keel upon the sands.” . oonies with the very be«i of reeommende- hibition of tbe work of tbe schools will be Three score and ten years He behind attempted next fall. At the meeting of -her. years of toil, privation and care. ‘ iZai a nfeetingnf the school board last the County Association last January, it Does old age ever come witbout these will be remembered that lhe teachers evening. Miss Flora B»adle was elected have entered into life? Worldly prosperi ­ present vbted unanimously lo undertake principal. MIm Eddy 1st- assistant. Miss tbe work If suitable arrangements could ty may brighten tbe horizon, but there Marshall of Nashville 2nd. assistant The be made. *’ Now let us ' all see ere privations harder to be born than those which poverty brings, hunger more following teachers were elected for the to it that the confidence of those who have tbe management of the Fair is keen than that which bread will satisfy. other departments, their grades have not Granzmother Blakesly Is still erect, her not misplaced. It we all do our duty, ■- yet been assigned to them; Misses Min­ this ean be mide the most Interesting blue eyes are calm and placid and In their quiet depth Is a look as If Rhe already saw nie Kepiogle. Mrs. Emma Donahue, Mary feature of the Fair and we shall be cheer­ Woodasd, • Jennie Lamb, Nona Michael, fully accorded recognition hereafter. To “the Ktngln His beauty.” When you look Into her wrinkled fk^e. ' Franc Williams. Minnie Matthews, Julia tbe 815. offered by the commissioner, the calmness anti strength are tbe first Im­ Society will add 825 more making 850 to Rock. Wilda BHven, L. Jean McLaughlin, be given in premiums. While this Is on­ pressions that come to you. You may Cora Jewvli, Mae Brosseau. Miss Lillian ly a very moderate sum, it will encourage have stood iroon the sea shore and gazed upon a huge rock over which innumerable the children in tbe work, and will make a Wardell and Mrs. Daisy Wolcott were not storiM have swept In tbe calmness of a applicants for another year. There are beginning. One fourth the space In Flor­ summer afternoon, the rock shows no al hall will be granted us and if the exhib­ three vacancies yet to be filled. Prof. it is what it should be, space will Dot be traces of the tempests, so the dear old face is marked, not by tbe storms of life, but Sterling, It will be remembered, was elect­ lacking hereafter. The general idea is this; Prizes will be by the strength endurance brings. ed superintendent at a former meeting. Such a busy, kindly life lies behind offered to tbe school, or perhaps to two or On next Monday evenlug at their head­ three schools, making lhe best general ex­ her. No worldly honors have come to her, quarters In the Maccabev Hall, tbe L O. hibit, to the teachers of those schools, but her children and grand-children gath­ G. T. will bold a public meeting at which and to individual pupils for a great variety er around her, and to minister to her com­ of specimens. The elty and village schools fort, Is their delight the newly elected officers for the ensuing The one by whose side she met life’s shall of course comprise a class by them­ term will be installed. All Interested in selves and nqt compete with the country trials, the one to whom she was mated, as temperance work are Invited. Meeting schools. Competent. disinterested judges well as married, is waiting for her in the .,ealkd to order at 7.88. The following shall pass upon the work shown and great l>eyond. To grandma It seems but a award the premiums. Friday, the last little way now. She knows that she will are the newly elected, officers; day of the fair, will be designated as soon catch a glimpse of the silvery river Edwin I). Mallogr,- P. C. T. “School Day” and school children will be that divides them. Jason McElwain. C. T. “It is btfssed to be old; admitted free of charge. A short, address For so close by lies the future with its will be made by some suitable speaker, Minnie Knight, V. T. treasures manifold and if proper arrangements can be made There the dear ones are assembled, Clarissa Knappen, Chap. strangely drawing us to come; there may be a grand parade of the It is dreary and lonely waiting! It Is Sylvester Greusel, jr. Sec. schools. The capacity of lhe Hall will blessed going home!” Willis Goodrich. Flu. Sec. not warrant an attempt that would be very Interesting and profitable, viz., the /" j/The W.C.I. 11.Convention. Mary McElwain. Treas. carrying out of a program of exercises in f The Barry County W. C. T. Union met William Grigsby, Mar. tbe way of recitations, songs, etc. Per-, In Its 17lh annual convention April 94th Pearl Michael, Dep. Mar. haps a tent can be utilized for this purJ at the Presbyterian church with good del­ Fred J. Youngs, Guard. pose. egation from Middleville, Woodland, Teachers, will each of you constitute North Castleton, Coata Grove, Lacey, Joseph Sage, Sent. yourself a committee of one to prepare fol Rutland, and tbe Hastings Star and the Ollie Grigsby, Org. this? The time will be short In thp fain ^Hastings City Unions, which bad united Our contemporaries have been making and we must begin the work during tbe entertain the convention. Tbe President. Mrs. M. Grigsby, had -quite a howl over the action of Prosecutor spring term. Many of you do not fknow Sweezey iu denying to have a warrant is where your field of work will be next prepared an excellent program, which was year. As you will be glad to find the closely followed. A most hearty welcome sued for the arrest of Oscar Campbell for school you may enter prepared to do this was given by Mrs. E. Pennock. President voting in Baltimore. These facts in the work, see to It that you leave your present of the Star Union, and the response by case, are given us by Mr. Sweezy:— A day school In that wished for condition. A Mrs. E. .Hornum, of Costs Grove. Tbe or so before registration day a young man circular will be sent you In a feW days The papers read were excellent, some of tbe them, for their practical Ideas, were giving some definite statement of* “ came to him and asked him where he work. It Is a good thing to see a Credita­ worthy a larger audience. should vote. Mr. Sweezey says-that he ble showing of horses, cattle, sheip, and Wednesday afternoon a half hour was neither knew the natae of the young man swine at the fair, but will no| three given to the Baud of Hope under the es­ better pecial charge of Mrs. Grigsby. May the thousand school children be a nor his politics, and as far as that is con­ sight? Let us make this exhibit tl e best, dear little ones be as earnest In their cerned, it would have made no difference most profitable, and most interesting thing praeticle influence lu their lives as they If he had, as he would have advised him connected with tbe fair, and ^School are now in learning the lessons she Is so just exactly as be did. Campbell told tbe Day”lhe most largely attended day;of ail. patiently imparting, it is for the child­ ’ ren of the nation the W. C. T. U. Is work­ Prosecutor that he was a single man, that It can be done, and we must do It. i ing. “Care for our girls, oh, save our he made his home at Mr. Babcock’s in boys!” Is the cry of the mothers hearts. Baltimore, that he considered that place Great success has attended the efforts The evening meetings, to which tbe his home though he often stayed away for of teachers to procure books, apparatus, ministers of the City contributed brief weeks at a time, aud on one occasion he etc., by means of entertainments of var­ addresses, were also enlivened by solos, ious kinds. The times are hard, but the music and singing by the Boy Choir of . stayed away a couple ot years when he school entertainments “gets there all the th^fipod Templars. had work, and that always when he was same.” We note below some of those /The ballot for officers resulted iu re­ L out of work be would go back to his home that come to our knowledge: No. 5, Prairieville raised ten dollars, td Mrs. M. Grigsby. Hastings, president in Baltimore. With these facts before which the district board adds five dollar* Mrs. L. C. Chapman, Middleville, Rec, him the Prosecutor told Campbell to regis­ and now tbe pupils of that district revaj Secretaryter and vote in Baltimore and he did so. in thirty more excellent books. Moot of Mrs. E. Pennock, Hastings, Treasurer. Sup’t. of Departments not changed ex­ A few days after election two or three this was raised, we believe, while Howar| cept Loyal Legion which was given to citizens of Baltimore came to the Prose­ Brooks was teacher. No. 11, Johnstown, raised sufficient ^rs. M. Campbell, Hastings. cutor’s office and asked to have a warrant money also, to buy the entire 30 books. issued for Campbells arrest, for voting in Elsie Smith, teacher. C. of M. , In No. 7, Johnstown,' Mr. Henry C. The ball game between the S. A. C. and Baltimore. Knowing-the circumstances procuring Glasner, raises ten dollars, ____ _ U. of M. scheduled for last Saturday was and knowing that Campbel) bad simply globe, shades and various other needed prevented by rain. followed the advice gjven him, the Prose­ articles. Next Friday evening occurs the Inter­ cutor refused to have a warrant Issued as No. 10, Johnstown, secures over five collegiate oratorical contest at Madison, he felt .positive no case could be brought dollars by an oyster supper, orjsomething Wisconsin. Tbe U. of M. is represented against Campbell. Later on a petition of that sort, and It was not much of a by T. P. Saddler, ’98, his subject being time for oysters either. Books etc. Fan­ “Mirabeau.” # was drawn up aud sent to Gov. Rich ask­ ny McKee, teacher. ' The delegates to the Electoral college ing him to take some step in the matter. In No. 8, Maple Grove, a “shadow” of the Lecture Association, were elected social was had and 'here proved enough Saturday. A new system of election has Tbe petition was referred to Mr. Sweezey for explanations. He explained tbe substance behind tbe shadow to leave been put into operation this year, which 85.50 as the result. Alva Bivens teacher. prevents any such trouble as occurred last whole matter to Gov. Rich, in substance In no. 7, Assyria, 813.50 was raised by year. • the same as this article, and the Gov. one effort The limited capacity of the A determined effort Is being made by wrote him that he did what was right and house only, prevented taking In more. Prof. Stanley, to secure the big organ which was In Michigan’s World’s Fair proper and that nothing further woukl be Alice Corils, teacher. More library. No. 4, Assyria, realizes over >7 A building, for tbe University. done unless further proofs were shown. fine lot of books. Ward Quih, teacher. The Junior claw gave a social in the This is the little mole-hill that his enemies Na S, Assyria, raises over S8 and soon Gymnasium last Friday evening, which a magnificent bell will summon the child­ was well attended, and the Senior class have tried to palm off for a mountain. ren to school and remind the people what have one arranged for this week. Abram Hartel, who was arrested last a little “get” will do. Ada Brown, teaehThe Senior class have decided to wear week for forging a check for 898 on tbe cap and gown. While this is quite an Id. No. 6, Baltimore, an exhibition nets Innovation at tbe U. of M., it has long French & Son and stealing a 848 wheat check, made a “sneak" on Sheriff McKev­ over $5, which is expended for books. been the custom at mauy of the Eastern Frank Wilcox, teacher. colleges. itt Monday night and now enjoys full lib­ No. 2. Prairieville, realizes some over Base ball, tennis, in fact anything erty. Tbe discovery of the prisoner’s ab­ 87, which is expended for more library. which calls one out of doors, is very popu­ sence was’nt made by the Sheriff until We understand there is some talk of a lar just dow. Almost every day Inter­ Tuesday morning. Jim went in to find “pound” social there and tbe lucky girl class ball games occur, tennis courts arc that gets the teacher will contribute liber­ scattered everywhere, and last week a him but be bad disappeared as thoroughly ally. bicycle club was organized. Jta if the earth had opened up and swallow­ In No. 6, Maple Grove, so many new Firemen ’■ Notice. . ed him. It was a great puzzler to the things are obtained that it is hard to keep The annual election of officers of the Sheriff at first how the man escaped, as track of them. Minnie Repl ogle, teacher. Bastings Fire Department will be held the “cage” was securely locked. It seem­ Monday evening May 7tb, at tbe Depart­ Married. . -ed as though some assistance must have ment headquarters on Jefferson street EDGER—ROCK. By Bev. Them. Cox. at the been rendered him from the outside, but home of the bride, on April 27th., Ernest J. Meeting will be called at 7«30. Rdger to Miss Laura Belle Rock. By Order of Chief. ■this could not have been possible as the whereabouts of the keys are known to ion­ fly two officers, besides the Sheriff’s fami­ ly. it is the custom of the Sheriff to ipek up Lhe prisoners at 9 o’clock every night When the prisoners are locked in their cells it gives free accres to the corridors. From Lhe bath room and around the bath tab la n siding of iron that extends up for some distance. It is now supposed that Harte) sat on the bath tab when the Sheriff locked up the cells and when the Sheriff went around to tbe east side of the •cell he sneaked cut, as the doors leading to the corridor were unlocked. Mrs. MeKevitt, who was up stairs at tbe time, says that shortly after Mr. McKevitt went ••Into lockup, she heard tbe front door xaseak. Hartel was a young man. who gave bls age as 21, though he is no doubt older, 5 feet 11 inebee tali, has light ■ Natla*. Woodl.nd. April 11. ISM. T.-> tbe Saiwn lwx of Barry Co<u>W I would ipln roll > 0“r “ A? 193 Scion Uw. of ISSS. n>l.U« W r.l»GRAND RAP IDE. Int a fund known the Snldlera. lyuora OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. and M.rluoni relief rood .nd .liould any Blit tbe workman exeUlmod: “ Oh, KA I ES 91.43 per dir, R,„m. $0 . ot the township, .nd w.nl. of llMtiOc. w"t>' w.nt lo r.l» .nr.money under mM •«. , no. you are mlatakeni It isn't the UmIi S3 eenti, suam Heat. you or .orae member ot jour Board <111 'Marseillaise’ at all that I am whiatBEACH a Booth meet with lhe member, ot Mid Bellet llnff, but the 'March of the llruMwlok Commission on Saturday. May IS. A. u. Hnssara' I used to belong to the 18V4, at Court House, Hastings City, at Brunswick Hnaaura, and that vraa our one o’clock, p. m. Respectfully. regimental tune.” POSTED A. W. Diixbmback. The gendarme, who waaa German, „ ON THE Secretary of said commission for Barry and thought he knew one tune from County. ______ another, took the workman under ar­ FUaUBNKD BY J rest, and in due time ho was brought The lollowlnl lownihlw hire Bled into court charged with disloyalty in F unk a . wagnalls co .. ncw york. their ippolnlraents with lhe County Cleric. whistling a seditious air in a public Awyrli.—Lyman J. Brl<«a. phtcc. Maple Grove.—Oliver F. LomeBoth the gendarme and the accused IrvtoK,— Wm. H. Godfrey. told their storiea very oonldently. and. Uaatlinw City.—John B. Roberts and ns the workman was reputed an honest IT COST Henry Ford. and loyal man. the court was very Hope,—Johnathan 11.' Valentine. NEARLY much perplexed between the two men Tbornapple,—William A. Bierce and and the two tunes, ' ONE Geo. S. Hassell. In this predicament tbe court adRutland,—Thos. KrlW. MILLION loomed to the council-room adjoining, Real Estate Tranafers. and. calling in the accused and tlw ac­ DOLLARS. cuser in turn, made tho workman WARRAM TV DKKI>9. whfatle the "March of the Brunswick Clement Smith to ViiaS Baker, lot ?, city. ■ Ilussaru.” and the gendarme the "JJarKentleM add.. CRv. »»n. _ „ . ..... TOE KENT ARE YOU Standard dictionary Each didI hi. beat; but tBe tone. ear of the enurt court tobeso to be ho proved 1in ” the • “*" nf r Uiat it wua regarded mi imjnobable inai that inc tho gwuuwu gendarme oould improbable -have •been mistaken »—•-— The hocused wm*therefore sent to prison; but his general bearing, and. above all. his excellent whistling, hud affected the court so favorably that he Hendrick to Amos F. Fausey, 56a, waa sentenced to only three days' im­ !MAM,N?Wi!SentoCbauncyJ Warren, 16a,sec prison men t35. Baltimore. 8100, Union B. Garrett to Jesse A. Miller, 20a. sec 12, JobnsloWn; SOTO. Washington Spouable to Murray a»d Lizzie Bromley.'J0u. see Xi, Haatlnas, Soto. L. Tanner to Clarke Woodmansee, lot 6. City. Markets. Henry T. Wright to Frank B. NelBstand Wm Butter. 16 to t» E. Baris, MSB. sec 25. Hastings. SWOT. Corn per ba. 40 Harvey W Williams to Walter R. Spaulding. -Eggs Per doz., 9 to 11. iotJ5.Mtio.rs. Ililra per lb.. 2. G. J. Doster to Lucinda 8. Morehoase. 23z. lard per lb.. 10. sect!. Prairieville.8500. Potatoes per bu., 50. Stephen C. Doster to Geo. J, Doiter. parcel K>r per du.. 4k sec 19. Prairieville. 83MO. Tallow per lb.. 3H. Cynthia E. Allen to Wallace Norton and Wm. B. Norris, parcel, sec 20 Baltimore. 8338. Edwin Boyer to Delspblne \ . Jordan, lot B, Wheat, white per bu.. Jtf. Woodland. >85.60. __ ____ clover Seed per bu.. 4 »106.00. Mlnat s. Keeler to Kee’er Rraas Co., parcel. Timothy Set-1 per bo.. 2.50 Middleville, <TM0. Barley per ou. t*n t.»so. QUIT CI.AIM MRglH. Hay per ton. 4.00*0. 7.00. . Elizabeth Bronley to Volney W; and Clarence Millet seed nr bu. SO. Ferris. parcel, sec 14. Rutland. 84(0. Porte dressed. 5.M. to 6 00. Jasper H. Carpenter to Fre»pjri Creamery Braus. 1.00 to 1.40. . Co , parcel, sec 1. Freeport. 9106 Cbiakea dressed, a and a W. H. Severance to tire. HeufsUttter. 22a. sec 5, Hastings. B30. Wm, J. Stuart, st al to Henry T and Amanda H«!f live. 2H to 3, L. Wight, parcel. Hsstlugs. 81. I Multon. dressed. &. John Francisco to Henry T. and Amanda L. Wight, 8a. sorts Hastings, 81. '■ •gXdiSnu; , Ksusbmid I Freeport. 81 W>, , . 1 win. Moore aud Silas C. Wolcott to John and । 0>^rt^I<^rtS«'uri;el’ir^o*wll’.**.see । 14. Yiwikee Hprlnz*. S1B00'I EIIm Shultz to Giant Otis, k». see -• “°Pe. j **ckthrrine Jacobs tn Gilbert a -d Klh» Brown. 2a. sec 2. Maple Grove. Albert Barnaby lo EbeDizer Penne ex, 3a. sec The Township Board of the Township of Rut­ land. will meet at the Cemetery In said Town­ ship oo Wednesday the ninth day of May 1B94. al nine o’clock a. m. for the purpose of letting contracts to the lowest bidder for the following work; For driving well. ■ For painting bouse and fence. For famishing and setting to fence posts and furnishing 750 stakes for re-staking the ground. Bv Ohdkh of Towxsair Boabd. Grandest literary achievement OF THE CENTURY. It la made on new plans , by* ths Beat Talent. Its Editors number 247. In preparation 4 years. Haa a Wonderful Vocabulary of nearly 300,000 WORDS HD PHRASES. More than Twice the Word* found in any ttber 1 VoL Dtotionaty, and about 75JM.I non words than Any Other Dictionary of th* ' ( Language. DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY Until yon have investigated the STANDARD, A Poor Book shuns ooniparis*hj. Wu inrite It Do not buy an old work became it has a kockJ ^Particulars sent free to any address. PRICE Bl2 to >22 according to Binding. Apply to our Local Agent, or Addwst THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gen’l Agts., KALAMAZOO. MlCH. S ales Agent lor Barry, Alle­ gan a nd Ottawa Counties, D. D. POPE, Hickory Corners, Mich. Having just restocked my yards at CLOVERDALE Albert Monica, Cloverdale, Dora Bhruntz, ” ■ Ernest J. Edger. City, Laura Belle Rock. " Flavius Felgimer, Nashville, Allie Hajea, ” andMILO Germany. Americans have little conception of ■. what may constitute a treasonable of-. tense in some of the countries of the ' old world which are still despotic and extremely military. There recently . occurred at Barr, in Alsace, a trial . which must have been very amusing to an American who might have wit­ nessed it, if a man’s liberty had not • been in jeopardy. One day not long ago, says the Chi­ cago Inter Ocean, in the streets of Barr, a laborer, who was engaged in loading a wagon, whistled cheerfully at his work. As he was thus engaged a gendarme, or military policeman, came within hearing. The workman, apparently preoccupied, kept on with his whistling. “I arrest you,” said the gendarme, coming up and putting his hand on the workingman’s shoulder. “What for?” asked the man, aston- With a good assortment ofPINE AND HEMLOCK LUMBER, pine And cedar shingles, Lime, Lath, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., which will be sold at living prices, I shall give the lumber business my personal atten­ tion and solicit correspondence with parties intending to build. Yours truly, H. J. QO55 PLAINWELL. MICH. For Bugs and Blight brown moustache, small gray eyes, medi­ um dark hair aud his face la covered with black pin heads. He la a tough character and one of the prisoners says that Hartel aafal that be was going to sing the Sheriff mom of his official position but also be- GUARANTEED TO DESTROY POTATO BUGS, And thoee on Tomato and Egg Plants, Currant Worms,Cabbage Lice and Worms,Flea Beetlee and Striped Bugs on Melons, Squash, Turnips, Beets, Onions, etc. Canker Worms and Caterpillars on Fruit and ornamental Trees. A Preven­ tative of the Rose Bug and Cut Worm. thte morning that Hartel 5i L E. STAUFFER’J In our BUGGY DEPARTMENT we carry a fine line of TOP BUGGIES, ROAD WAGONS, S^lNG WAGONS AND SURREYS. We Invite an inspection of Our Goode. - � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-05-10.pdf 5c28342016cfcaa3e597b5da97b2bce9 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium m Bar- r Hastings Yy County VOL. XXXIV.NO. 2. Banner. HASTINGS. MICH; MAY 101 1894. of any paper in the County WHOLE NO. 2030 Hastings Banner Races last Saturday were closely con­ planting, ind some of our farmers have Messrs John Williams and wife and H. been trying to mend their ways—high­ C. Boynton and wife attended the gold tested. In the first beat both horses ways. passed under the wire together. In the medal contest at Augusta, Friday. Cleveland stock about here is at a low W. H. Chase and wife Sundayed with second. Murphy’s horse Mumbled and fell behind. Both horses are good runners. ebb, therefore not much offered in this her folks in Kalamazoo. market C. Clever will start his meat wagon soon Mr. Pickle of Banfield was in town Sat­ to be drawn by Lloyd. urday. NaahvlUe. The Baptist church is to be closed for Mrs. R. A. Bailey of Hastings was here Miss Sarah Putnam spent Saturday and? three weeks, during which time extensive to-dav the 10th, to organize an L. 0. T. Sunday with Greta Young at Grand Rap­ repairs will be made. M. lodge. ids. Cedar Craek. Measles are fashionable uow. Are you Mr. Dodge of Kalamazoo was in town Miss Vera Downing was the guest of The ground is getting to wet to plow •on the list? over Sunday. Middleville friends over Sunday. foroorn and farmers begin to complain. loanee Matteson worked on the News in Messrs Foote, Arnold and Truman were We understand that John Stanton was Caledonia Friday and Saturday. very badly hurt last Saturday, by Jump­ at Battle Creek Sunday. , ’ Abundance of rain is the order of the M. E. Aid society at the residence of Mr. Miss Electa Furnlss spent Sunday with day at present. Some farmers are wait­ and Mrs. Isaac Gibbs next Friday evening. * WWm ,Bd w“ obll««1 “> rail her stater at Middleville. a doctor. ing for dry weather to plow for oats. Sheriff McKevLtt was in Middleville Sat­ Miss Hattie Harries is spending thia . Henry Gaskill and wife of Battle Creek, urday. M1m BeUe Corwin I, a mu, better. but ; t • week at Hastings. not out of danger. visited relatives here two days last week. Miss Vera Downing, of Nashville, is the Miss Henriette Witte, of Middleville, We hear that Ml,. Stella Urabee I, Dr. VanHorn writes back from Denver, guest of Miss Ollie Clever. was with friends at home over Sunday. quite sick. Col., that there is plenty of snow at that Mrs. N. Griswold was in Grand Rapids E. L. Parrish and son were at Detroit place. The j« cream social lut Frida, ereTuesday. Mrs. McIntyre Is slowly recovering Mr. Moe who Is suffering with a cancer H- Valentine’, (or the beneot of Tuesday. MIm Edith Fleming spent Sunday at from her severe illness. Elder Darle, wu well attended, there be. on his face is reported as falling very rap­ Jessie Warner had the misfortune to idly. Ing over eighty persons present The Middleville a guest at W. H. Severance’s. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Staley and grand loose a valuable oow a few days ago. Geo. Matteson is again able to be at his evening was too cool for Ice cream, bnt Eva Joy went to Indiana, last week. eight dollars and ninety-five cents was daughter Isabeil Parrish, spent Sunday at place in A. Gardner’s grocery. . \ Chas. Mack has nearly recovered from realized -after paying all expenses. All Vermontville. A. A. Dibble will return to Middleville Mrs. Frank McDerby and children with His recent illness. , declare it an enjoyable time. about July let and join the firm of M. 8. their guests were at Eaton Rapids Tuesday. N. F. Clemens is able to be out again. Keeler. Hence the stock will not be sold G. A. Valentine and Will Pritchard Ira and Francis Hoacox and Byron Bar­ as announced but continued by the above have returned from the north pine woods BanfleUT. named firm. ■ They report work scarce, wages low. hnd num were at Middleville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wilcox, of Detroit, Jerry Boynton was seen on our streets While we regret the death of Senator more men there than work. visited at IL R. Dickinson’s the forepart last week and was heard to say that his Stockbridge, yet we are pleased'to bear of of the week. . new railroad project was a sure go. And the appointment of one so worthy as Grand Milo. Miss Mildred Rowlader has a new pneu­ tb</ name day he summoned John Kipp Rapids’ John Patton. 1.57 inches of rain fell during the past matic tire wheel. and Doty to be in Battle Creek, Saturday. week, which retarded farm work and put Jacob Lentz was married at Bellevue They went and after returning home re­ com planting back. last Thursday evening to Mrs. Mayo of ported that their belief was, that Banfleld Mr. Samuel McIntyre, of Hastings, vis­ Wheat growth Is two or three weeks that place. will have a railroad inside of three ited his son, Charles, last week. ' ahead of last year. Many pieces have months. Mr. Wm. Sweezey is in the city.-' being Brouard. fotmed the first joint. Doty and Stringham will ship their last compelled by catarrh io undergo a course Your scribe failed to mall any items car load of hogs for the season, the last of Meadows and pastures have a large of treatment at-the hospital. growth. Sheep, young horses and cattle last week. the week, or next week. Monday. Mr. John Pendergast passed through get their own living. Mr. Editor you spell our little burg John McKinzie drew his wool to Battle this city on Tuesday. a . Cynthia Craven spent Sunday with her wrong. It is Brouard. Creek last Saturday to Doty A Co., the Last Saturday the Freshman.election for Supervisor Franc was on our street last prices running from 9 to 18 cents per lb. the “Oracle” board took place. A very parents at Cedar Creek. week. We are having so much rain in this vic­ spirited contest occurred. J ohmtovn. Henry Kershaw, of Grand Rapids, vis­ inity that It is delaying plowing and corn The base ball game between Northwes­ Farmer’s are expecting a time of un- ited his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. tern and the U. of M., scheduled for Sat­ Rutland. usual activity when the weather will per- Rogers, last week. urday had to be postponed on account of Jessie Townsend of Hastings was on Elmer Ashley is handing out his cigars. mit them to follow the plow, rain. Leroy Warner’s wind mill was badly de­ our streets Thursday. Durinjrthe storm of Thursday after­ The Freshman Fraternity Banquet oc­ Luke Waters and children of Hastings noon, the lightning struck a black walnut molished by the wind Tuesday afternoon. curred last Friday evening, but the exer­ The marriage of Miss Nellie Merlau to spent Sunday with Rutland friends. tree in close proximity to the house of S. cises had to be carried out without' the Farmers are busy preparing corn Flmer Ashley, both of Brouard, took E. Gaskill. A little farther away would toastmaster. He had been captured by place at the parsonage at Prairieville ground. have pleased the family just as well. Soplomores and was not seen again until Prospects are good for plenty of fruit in The residence of Joseph Powers seems Sunday April 29th. Rev. C. T. VanAntabout 4 o’clock next morning, when he werp officiating. Congratulations to the this vicinity. to be growing to some extent. was found on the steps of bls Frat, bouse, W. Lober is erecting a new residence. Grace Fisher accompanied S. S. Fisk to happy couple. very much exhausted. No information T. Brangwin had quite a -lively run ­ Measles are still In this vicinity. Geo. Kalamazoo Saturday to visit Katie Fisher can be secured from him as to who his Anson’s children are very sick with them. away Monday. Fortunately, no damage who is attending*'Kalamazoo college. captors were or what they did with him. but a badly broken harness. Mrs. Pollle Morehouse, wife of Theo. It has been rumored that the fish ward­ A number of bicycles have been stolen Luther Lober, wife and daughter, of en has been down this way looking after Morehouse, of North Pine JJ»ke, died sud­ lately, but one thief has been captured and Podunk.*werc on High street Sunday. denly April 20th, after a few hours sick ­ violations of the fish laws. Is now in jail. He was a student and had Mrs. Abe Martin and daughter called started home with his prize, but finding it ness. She leaves a busband and five child­ The mumps still prevail in the south ren to monrn her loss. They have the at E. E. Gorham’s Tuesday. was not on the train, came back to see part of the town. T. Godde and, a num­ sympathy of this entire community. Fun­ Monday was agents day in thia lo callty. ber of the children are just recovering eral at the house conducted by Rev. (?. T. The writer was interviewed by two book about it, and was arrested. Michigan will send competitors for the from their effects. agents, also an agent that was ihtroducing first time, this year to the Inter-collegiate Van Antwerp. The missionary, meeting was held at a new method of cutting dresses, Championship Games, to be held on the Shults. Bert Otis Is at work for E. E. Gorham. Mrs. Chester Honey wells Thursday after­ Berkley Oval, in New York, May 26. Six Mrs. Fred Zerbel has been appointed noon. men will go from here. Prlchardvltle. steward In the church. F. P. Saddler has brought honor to us Nina Mosher is taking music lessons of near Johnathan Tobias visited friends Qalmby. by winning the Inter CplIegiate Oratorical Mrs. Hicks oCRtehland, and Alice Shultz Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard spent Sunday Hickory Comers last week. Contest at Madison, Wis., last Friday Is taking of Bird Heath of your city. SuuDave Manning of Dowling spent with Dell Reynolds and family. night. Many of the students went down Nat Phillips and wife of your city, visit­ Quarterly meeting being, held at this day with friends in this place. ed at F. Hallock’s last week. A man from Battle Creek has moved In­ to see him off late Wednesday Highland as place Saturdaj and Sunday was not ven* Enoch Andrus visited our school last well attended owing to the storm. to Matt Barker’s house west of here. ■ the train pulled Jn, some joker shouted week and reports good order. George Valentine and Will Prichard “What’s the matter Coxey,” to which the Quite a number from this place attended Harvey Leonard is visiting relatives the funeral of Wm. Scothorn, at Thornap­ have returned from the north and report crowd responded “He’s all right.” This disturbance caused considerable consterna­ here. . dull times up there. • ple Sunday. Hattie Craven Is visiting in Ross. Samuel Weeks went to Barry township tion in [the sleeping cars, the occupants, Mrs. Ida Rule and Mrs. E. Castelein Carrie McLarty visited at Wm. Peaks’ spent Tuesday at Bert Strikers*. Sunday, where he will work at the car­ roused from thetr sleep, thinking that a detachment of the commonweal was about last week. S. J. Bidelman who has been visiting penter’s trade this summer with bis uncle, to seize! the train. A royal welcome was S. A. Stanly and wife visited the latter’s his brother and sister at Coldwater re­ Thos. Searles. given returning victor on Saturday Will Norris of South. Baltimore and son In Delton last week. turned Saturday. _____ _ Wallace Norton of Cedar Creek, have night. Prairieville. rill bought the old grist mill and "* do ' a ' The XVomen* Club. FleJuant Valley. they Mrs. Theodore Morehouse of North Pine *"The meeting on Friday afternoon was The rain has put a step to farmers large amount of repairing. We hear Intend putting in rollers, if they do they well attended and the program presented Like, died very unexpectedly on Sunday planting corn. last, about four otiock. The funeral was of great Interest. The first paper “Origin Joseph Oversmith raised his barn Tues­ will receive lots of work. Will Norris has bought the house now of Palnjing; Ancient Paintings.” was by held at the family residence Tuesday, p. day. m., Rev. C. T. VanAntwerp officiating. Mrs. Sweezey. It dealt particularly with Eve Haft and wife, of Lansing, are occupied by Charles Valentine. She leaves a husband, four daughters and visiting his mother and brother for a few Egyptian and Grecian painting, and the Carlton. one son to mourn her loss. article was a careful and well prepared days. The promise of fruit of all kinds is good Geo. Williams and family of Middle­ resume of the subject. “Famous Painters Mrs. M. H. Bloom entertained a few of at present. ville were guests of Lucian Gibbs family her lady friends Saturday afternoon, with and Different Schools of Painting,” was Charley Carpenter and mother visited over Sunday. an old fashioned quilting. In the even­ Willis Carpenter at the Battle Creek Sani­ the interesting subject of a paper by Mrs. E. B. Barber. MIm Flora Beadle gave the J. E. Cairns has moved the post-office ing a pleasant time was enjoyed by the tarium last week. third paper of the afternoon, an essay on into bis store. young people. Wm. Raymond is dangerously 111 of Mr. Ashley and Miss Nellie Merlau Rev. Church Austin and wife, of Lena­ lung fever. His friends have email hopes were united in matrimony at the Parson­ wee Co., visited his brother, B. W., the The discussion “Is the nude in art of his recovery. age Sunday last by Rev. VanAntwerp. detrimental to morality” was opened in an past week. Mrs. Michael Vester of Battle Creek, is Geo. Hazen put up a windmill for Mr. excellent and capable manner by MIm at home with her mother. Mulien during the past week. Mrs. Daniel Durkee has been quite ser­ Effie Goodyear, and fumtahed a good field for discussion. Dr. Sackett, W. L. Brown and G. A. The mason work of H. Long’s barn Is iously ill but is better at this writing. .. TWclub had a treat in the shape of a Blackman have been on the sick list but being done. S. E. Wolf heads the job. Mrs. Williams spent Sunday lu Has­ paper, on the Catacombs of Rome, by Dr. 0. E. Wood, Gary Baker and Frank tings with her daughter. are better. . , M. W. Wightman, of New York City, who Mrs. Main, of Hastings Is visiting Mrs. Wolf lowered the Cedar Creek lakes by The Center school Is progressing finely . has traveled extensively through Europe. R. Patton. removing n large number of fish. under the management of Miss Clara Flem­ Her paper was the result of personal ob- • Mr. A. Paine has his meat market new­ Wm. Smith und family have moved on ing. „ . . serrations which gave it additional inter­ their Carlton farm to spend the summer. ly painted. Mrs. Alfred Raymond was In the Valley est The Catacombs where the bodies of Cleaning house is the order of the day. Mrs. Wolf is confined to the house with City last week. . the ancient Roman citizens were placed and while the front porch and yard is or­ neuralgia of the face. Mrs. Leon VnnVelser will go to Niles‘ for Interment are all] outside the city namented with couches, bedsteads and Roy Smith now rides In a new carri­ soon, to meet her husband. walls. It Is estimated If the various subother species of furniture, the good man age. Mr. Usborn und his three sons are all tenanran chambers, and passageways of of the house may be seen In the back yard “band boys”, or were before coming to the catacombs were placed in line .they Delton, beating carpets. Carlton. would Cover five hundred’ mfies. This Geo. Mullen jr., will take lhe census in Mr. and Mrs. Hayward are the happy Miss Nellie Bohlar is very low with con­ gives some idea of their vaAtness. Dr. parents of a son born the 5th. this township. 4 sumption. • Wightman prefaced her remarks with a Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hunt on the The sad news of the death of Delbert brief history of the CatncomU- and thdn Morehouse of Cloverdale, reached us yes­ 7th, a daughter. Weight 6% pounds. Middleville. took up their description. Lincoln Bush made a business trip to terday, He has been sick with measles. Common Council met at the clerk’s office For the closing meeting of the club this Died Friday and the funeral services held Kalamazoo. Monday evening and voted to build h band Mrs. Clark Williams was at Kalamazoo stand in front of the engine house for the year. June 15th. a special program is being on Sunday. ___________ prepared. It is now intended to invite the recently. use of the band boys. They also voted to members of the various literary dubs in Cloverdale. Mr. Perkins was at the County beat on require a license costing 88, of book agents the city to be present . . , which requirement Marshal Foster sought Memorial services will be held at Jbe business. Sheriff McKevitt was on our streets last Ketid and Reflect. Cloverdale church on Sunday, May 27tb. to make expost facto and called on a lady ChildrenY> Day will also be observed on De jaarlijksclie vergadering der Brandwho has been canvassing for a work on L. W. Rowley was at the Hub Wednes­ klndfrgartening the last week for that weer Associate van deze Staat, zal plaats the same day. ,, t i . * The funeral of Adelbert Morehouse took day last purpose. Besnlt—agent left on noon hebben te Hastings den 16 en 17 Mel. Judge Armstrong of Hastings, was In place at the church last Sunday. The train. It would seem that the Common De Brandweer deter plaats zal daar ook building was crowded to its fall capaci­ town Wednesday last Council did not do what was best for the vertegenwoordlgd zlju,' Mr. and Mrs. Sallsbaugh were the The above notice concerning the State ty. The deceased wfcs universally esteem­ village in passing this order as n great ed by all who knew him. His death oc­ guests of their son recently. many of our best books can be bought by Firemen’s Association In this city, to Frank Boynton has gone to the Rapids. be held May 18th and 17th, was clip-. curred on the fourth. He leaves a wife subscriptions only. James Barnes of Hastings was the guest Maurice Grigsby now rides in a fine cart ped from “The Hollander,” a news­ and several brothers and sisters to mourn of F. A. Blackman last week. drawn by bis large dog “Jack.” . paper printed at Holland, Mich., in’ the his loss. ______________ Mrs. Kenis has been spending a few We don’t know The new meat market on the west side Hollandiah language. days in Kalamazoo. what It says, but it certainly ought to starts thia week with good prospects. Hickory Cornera. Mrs. J. B. Williams and Mrs. Dr. Scrib­ draw a big crowd. Delegates from Hol­ Sunday, May 90th. is to be -opening Burt McCall lost a valuable cow a few ner were nt Kalamazoo Thursday, last land could almost walk over here on the days ago, caused by her getting to a bin ” at Gun Lake. J. Q. Creasy and Jerry Boynton were in day Rev. Delos Cronk was in the village on next to the last word. We thank the edi­ of ground feed. town recently in the interest of the Cen­ tor of “The Hollander” however, for the business the first of the week. Cliff Dewey has his cellar wall nearly tral Michigan rail road. Wayland High school boys will play good words we presume he has said in re­ ready for tbe frame work of a new bouse. Mrs. Clark Williams is at Lapeer taking ballwltb lhe M. H. S. boys In the near gard to our meeting. Mr. France, at Crews’ ha." the job of rare of a sick aunt. , , . . The Dr. was at tbe County Seat Friday. future. CrAlberl Flint la at home haring tnlahed B. A. Almy’s store is receiving a coat, of Wesley Norwood is under the doctor’s pzftj addition lo those given last week, cutting railroad Umber. P*Ilinnor says “another blacksmith shop the following have filed their names with Charles McCary baa purcbaaed another C<lA. C. Town of Mik), was in town Wedtiie county clerk: In town soon.” home and now turns bls attention to ag­ neixiay repairing bla rain gagne. Baltimore—Chas M. Mack. Will Ingles has opened a tin shop in riculture. plowing for <»"■Nelt Scudder of Augusta was in town Barry-J. F. Norwood. Gardner A Son's basement Quite a number of horses shout here Cari ton—Leslie B. Carpenter. last week. Hastings was well represented it not have been afflicted with coll, <rt late. G. R. Main codnnenced building his represented well last Friday evening. The Castleton—Rufus Ehret, G. W. Gribbin, Old Mr. Bylng fell on the steps of Cort- bouse Monday. \ Frank Gallup. play “ Uncle Josh ” was good. So say we rlgbt Bro’s store one day last week and Mrs. Geo. Main of Plainwell was the Hastings twp.—W. H. Merriek. rolled « rendering It neceaaary for belp guest of Mrs. Tbompton. ’’•iota Daw.on «aa_llie °r G” Orangeville—Jas. H. Brooks. u aid him In obtaining an upright poalWeb Belknap has disappeared from our Prairieville—Geo. Mullen. Johnson Saturday. tlon. No wrkras Injury was auatalbed by Woodland—John Ix«. 8t(kvrgc Sprague and wife visited his John Carvctb has Yankee Springs—Asher Turner. ‘’rhemmy sbowera of rain fall bare I. Gray. stater, of Kalamazoo. I retarded tn preparing the soil for oom Fubllahed Thursdays by OOOK B-ROB.. Garden Hoes and COUNTY NEWSX Rakes Forks, Shovels, Spades, Lawn Rakes, Lawn Hose and Lawn Mowers AT Illi ffl VALKENBURGH'S Hardware Store UNION BLOCK bib YOU HOVE? HAVE YOU CLEANED HOUSE? ARE YOU READY FOR THAT NEW CHAMBER SUITE? We have a fine stock and many different patterns to select from. No newer designs or lower prices exist. We handle only ope grade of goods-THE best. pricc-THE lowest. We have but one See out carpets. HIRAM ROGERS I FISH HUNT WANT a “BIKE All that I ask is that you call and see me. I am here to please you and know I can do it, because my goods are of the best and my prices are right. Also' if you have any fire arms, boots or shoes to be repaired, or repair­ ing of any kind to be done see me. I have an icon lathe and do mdst all kinds of work. Prepare to catch trout May 1st by get­ ting your rods, reels, flies, lines, etc., of me. S. A. Crowell ■»’ �beta? taken offolnat him. She looked ont. therefore, kt tire aes with a lighter heart. Come Tues­ IValkden Brklire .lotion. aa well aa al day. Hl meet all the chief trains that his answer. Mary took his hand and pressed It, Preabwn. where alxe had to change you can come by nt Exchange station. and then carried it to her lips, and carriages to see that she was not fol­ Do come. Tom.” By Arthur W. Mirchmont, & A. •Across the sea!" That was the sen­ looked at him with a light of sweet lowed; and thia act of itself made her somewhat nervous and flurried. tence which at first held her. and . the gratitude. At Manchester, bein< qhite unused “Ton are good indeed—•a true friend thought of it stabbed the poor girl to the heart. She sat. for a minute or two —e staunch friend, ft Is not such bad to the rush and crowd of a big station, the girl feh bewildered, and gazed news if only you and I know it." She perfectly still in dumb misery. "Across the sea!"—he to .111 out his life spoke with a smile so wistful and sad about her Id every direction, trying to in one world; she to live in another— that It touched his heart. He tried to catch a glimpse of her lover. Then a spark «< H»*>* 8*11 Iler heart gave a great leap as she a life of work, hopeless, wearying, void । respond so as to reassure her; but he vaamth came home on the Monday could not. He had what he knew caught sight of him. They clasped of love. . evening. Mary went to her nt once. hands and stood still in silence for After a time she read the letter would be much worse news than any . » “Where have you l»een. Savannah?” fully a min ate; and the girl’s heart again, and the second reading was not yet told. . she aahe4; and something in h»-r man­ was sad to nee the change which even She was quick to read his manner; so fruitful of emotion. Her reasoning ner re real oil by instinct to the faculties were less deadened by her and then sought to buoy up the Hope three days had wrought in him. He ntjyr what feelings prompted the visit looked haggard, and worn, and wor­ feelings; and she was surprised that she had expressed. the question. “Ton will not tell anyone, will you?" ried; while there was a dejected, anx­ ’’She turned her handsome face and Tom did not refer to what had hap­ she asked; almost pleading to him. ious look of suffering in his face that pened at the mill, nor did he give the flashed her large eyes, bright with a cause of his having left Walkdcn "You will promise me this?" filled her with infinite pain. menacing gleam, upon the other. Bridge. "I will promise, if it be possible; At first she longed to let her pity and Then she laughed, as if rejoicing at the With this thought uppermost, she and.” he added in a low warning voice, sympathy find vent in words; but then girl’s misery. rend it again, and found that although "if it be of any use." her woman's wit checked her and she "What is that to you? Cant I go there were one or two vague sentences "What do you mean? Ah. there is forced all the expression of alarm and where I please?” which might or might not be taken to more behind. What is it? Please, concern out of her face and smiled. "Of course you can." refer to the tragedy at the mill, they what is the worse? Tell mo the "I am so glad to see you. Tom," she "Then, why do you come bothering were not such as he would have writ­ worst," she cried, in a voice through said. "So glad, dear. I was feeling me with your questions?” Then she ten. which the pain and dread were audible. i quite lost in this great crowd. But. burst suddenly into a loud laugh. "I cannot tell you all that has hap­ "The police have found a witness । now I feel safe und contented when my "You era a fool. Mary; a great foot pened. ... I wish now with all who saw Tom go Into the mill at about hand rests again on-your arm." You had better give him up.”. my heart I had taken your advice. ten o’clock on Friday night," answered Then she pressed closely to his side. “What do you moon?” cried Maty, . . . . I cannot stay in the country the man. in slow, distinct tones. "Let ns get out of this lot of pushing angrily ' after what has happened.” These sen­ . She tried bravely to keep up ar. ap­ folks and go where we can be by our­ “Oh! what do I mean. I wonder, and tences were just what anyone might pearance of indifference, even to selves and have one of our long talks,*" whom do I mean? Bah, you arc a fool! have written who was referring to I Reuben Gorringe, friend though ho and thus she drew Him oat of the But .von are .too good for him—too some other reason for leaving the said was was. crowd and away from the station. good; aye, and too goody. You know town, and not to the tragedy. "What does that prove?" she asked, "I don’t know where to go to, lass,” whom I mean." ' What was it. then, that he could not glancing up at him with almost as he said, after they had gone some dis­ "Savannah!" exclaimed Mary, in her tell? much fear as if he had been a judge. wonderment at the other’s manner. tance. That Tom would not stay in tho "It shows that he was in the mill "I have au idea," she answered. "Let “Savannah." she replied, mocking country when he felt that he had been that night—on the lost that Mr. Coode Mary’s tone. "Savannah. Well, what branded a» a suspected thief, was a nat­ , was seen alive—almost at the hour us get on the tram and go to the Botanical gardens." is it you want to know from Savan­ ural enough decision for him to make; I when he was thought to have been— On the tramcar she talked and nah?" Then her manner changed sud­ but what H tho letter did mean that ■*- hlT0 ’Jl—’ dled ” hc „id. nh.nt/lnrr checklnirhimhimdenly to her usual softness. “You ore h<- had heard the new. and was k1( anrt changing the expression ho laughed about what they saw in the streets as they passed, so that the man making yourself miserable, fretting. going away in consequence? How was going to use. might overcome the reserve and con­ What is it? Tell me frankly, like your­ was it possible.that he had not heard? nrr ______if fusion which she could see were dis­ ••But does anyone suppose, that self, and I will tell you all you want* AH of the evening papers on Saturday | Tom Rqyiiroe'went »o"tho mUl to—to turbing him; and when they reached to know.** had been foil of it; the morning papers do such »s—as this, bo would the gardens the change in his manner “I want to know whether you hare that day hod hod long reporta; the very gono publicly for ell the world to told her that he was somewhat more at seen Tom Roylance while you have fact of the murder having taken place i People, when'they go to do wrong, been away.” said Mary, after I in don.,t carry s Bmp to show others ... such nus... a .. spot J-.. as a mill was enough to dou a llamp io snow uuicm They walked arm in arm through meet's pause. make everyone in Lancashire talk what they doing. 1 suppose, do some of the walks in the place, until “Where should I see Tom—your about it | tfceyf" she spoke fast trying to feel they came to a seat’ in a quiet side­ Tom?” said the other girl, laughing She could no solution, except -- ---------- get —to ------------------------------ « she spoke. walk, and there they sat down. Then again, mockingly, but softly. that she would go and see him the very "I don’t say he went publicly,’* an­ her forced courage gave way a little “I didn’t ask where; but whether first thing next day. She took <>nt pa­ swered the man. "Mary, my lass," he and she did not know how to begin. yon have seen him at all?” said Mary, per and began a letter to tell him so. said, suddenly, taking her hand and looking steadily at her. But she did not finish it as she re­ clasping it firmly. "It’s no use strug­ (ie ss cost is can.] “I heard yqu," replied Savannah, re­ flected that now it might not be safe gling against this. Heaven knows, I’d turning the look, but dropping her eyes to write to him by name. Then she spare you the knowledge of it all. if I before Mary's gaze, as she answered, destroyed th© letter. could. Tom was seen to break into laughing lightly again, "and I didn't She was tearing it up when some the mill from the back—round by say whether I’d, seen him at all, but one came to the cottage and knocked. Watercourse lane; you know the spot Wtrttathorize our advertized druggist to asked where I should see him. So we It was Reuben Gorringe. and as soon .The police know It all now: and as if sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for con­ arc quits—see?" as he entered the door Mary saw by that were not enough, the traces of sumption. coughs vnd colds, upon this “Do you mean you won’t tell u»e?” the expression on his face that he had the window having been forced have condition. If you are afflicted with a “Do you mean you think I've been important news. been seen easily enough, while close cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest away with your lover?” "You have news?” she said, glancing by the window inside the mill this was trouble, and will use this remedy as direct­ ed. giving It a fair trial, and experience do Mary gashed crimson at this. at him, somewhat nervously. found.” benefit, you may return the bottle and "And suppose I say I have; what “Savannah is back." he said. As he spoke he took out of his .pocket have your.money refunded. We could then'*" said Savannah, quickly. "I know. I have seen her,” an­ a thin neck scarf, with Tom's name on not make this offer did we not know that . “Then I should ask you where he is?” swered Mary. I it. Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied answered Mary, her voice quivering "You know that she has not seen Mary recognized it instantly. She on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles partly with passion, partly with pain Tom, then?” he asked. herself had given it to him. free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. and the effort. It cost her to restrain "Yes, I am glad of it," replied the "Who found that?" she asked, just Large size 50c and Si.00. herself under the other’s sneers. girL in a whisper. j "What sweet humility! what touch­ “Glad?" echoed Gorringe. "I did." said Gorringe. "I hare not ing gentleness! After that it would be “Very glad," said Mary, confidently. shown it to anyone yet,” be added, as cruelty to keep you in suspense. No, Kb a remedy for all forms of hcadaeh? "Do you know what it means?" if anticipating her next question. I haven’t seen Tom. and don’t want to Electric Bitters has proved to be the very "Yes. It means that Tom has been The girl buried her face in her hands best. It effects a permanent cure and the see him; and I don’t know where he is, wronged in regard to her." again, profoundly moved by .what had and don’t care. Does that satisfy you?” "Why did he run away if not with 1 been told her; too full of .distress to most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to Its influence. We urge all who "When did you last see him?" her?” asked Gorringe, sharply, looking speak. Then she rose and held out her are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give "When you were nt his -cottage. at her as he delivered the thrust. hand. this remedy a fair trial. In cases of hab­ Have you any more questions to ask?" "Because Mr. Coode and you told “I can not yet understand all that you itual eonstlpatiou Electric Bitters cures by "What is the matter with you?" him to go if be wished to avoid pro­ giving the needed tone to the bowels, and aske I Mary, going to her “ Yon are so ceeding against him bn the other mat­ have told me. 1 am bewildered. For■ give me if 1 ask you to leave me alone few cases long resist the use of this medi­ strange.” ter. You drove him tc go away,” she dow—unless, that is." with sudden cine. Try It once. Large bottles only “Strange! What do you mean? How answered, readily. ~ wistful pain and fear in her voice, fifty cents at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug dare you say that?" she cried, fiercely. "You believe, then, that his only Store. "Y’ou come here to spy and pry upon object in going away was this desire ‘•unless there is anything else to tell ^nc, badgering me with question upon to avoid the consequences which Mr. me." "No. Mary. I have nothing more to Bucklan a Arafat Salva question about every this, that, and Coode mentioned?" he asked, aftei a tell you. I have brought enough bad the other: and because I don’t choose pause. The best salve in the world for cuts, news for one visit. But I have some­ bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rbeum, fever to answer everything directly, you "1 have no reason to believe any­ thing I should like to say before 1 go. sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, turn on me and call me like that I’ve thing else." You knov^wherc Tom is. Go to him." coms, and nil skin Irruptions, and posi­ not seen your lover, 1 don't want your "My poor lassi’’ he said, sighing as “What do you mean?” asked Mary, tively cure piles or no pay required. It lover; I wish I’d never seen him. or bespoke. in sudden alarm, showing the man by Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction you, or anyone in the place. I hate The girl looked upquestioningly and the expression on her face that he had or money refunded. Price 25 cents per you all. Go away,” she said, with an anxioua box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the I guessed aright. angry gesture- “Go away! for if you "Yes," be said in answer to her look. ;| "I thought you would be sure to druggist. stop here I may be tempted to do you "1 have news, bad news. *Tis hard on ' know. I will not ask you. If you do a mischief. Go away, you spy!" Then, me to hare to be the bearer of bad i not know, never mind; if you do, then as if excitement had spent itaelf, she When Milford demanded 55,000 bonds news to you; it will turn you against . think of it. Go to him, ask him to tell of saloonkeepers she took steps that re­ stopped and burst into a violent storm me, Mary ” you frankly what all this means, to sulted In the gang going out of business. of sobbing. "Nay! I would never turn against give you the fullest information of Surprised, hurt and somewhat afraid, Ayer’s Hair Vigor restores natural color anyone for the sake of the truth," every movement of his on that night, Mary left the room. As she walked to the hair, by stimulating a healthy action homewards, the thoughts which grad­ answered the girt "What is tho bad and to say whether he can at once face of the scalp. This preparation also pro­ an inquiry. If he can let him come duces a vigorous growth of the hair, and ually separated themselves from the “Something that seems to give the back at once; if he cannot, then we, gives it a beautiful lustre and youthful ap­ too tangled maze of wonderment which Savannah's extraordinary Conduct had motive for that deed at the mill,** he his friends here, can help him to a pearance. Recommended by physicians, place of safety until the time comes clergymen and scientists. caused, were first interise relief and answered. ‘ “Against whom does it point?” she 'when all can be cleared." pleasure that Tom was love-loyal to Baker Langner of Jackson, missed Henasked, almost breathlessly, her eyes When she was alone Mary gave her­ i ry Schoenlch and $140 at the same time. her; and, secondly, profound perplexity self up. without restraint, to the storm Henry was an employe, and came from aa to the reason for his sadden and wide open in apprehension. “ Against Tom Roylance. ” mysterious flight. of feeling that swept over her. The Germany but a short time ago. "What is it?" she asked, brave but terror, inspired by the news which If only she could know where he As the strength of a building depends had gone. That was her chief coU- pale, and facing the man. Reuben Gorringe Imd brought, was in­ “Something was taken away which tensified by the air of reluctance with upon the solidity of its foundation, so health depends upon the eonditiou of the He must * be in some place, she concerned no one but Tom,” he I which he had told it, and by the in­ blood. To expel impurities and camo* the thought. where the news of what had answered. He paused, and then added: finite kindness and friendlineas with vital fluid to lM*comu vigorous kuJ lilu-givhappened at the ’ mill on Friday had "Papers that related to that money which ho had spoken at the end, and Ing, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Is Hie most pow­ business.” not reached him. » bad offered his advice that she should erful and elective medicine in use. It was a heart-thrust, and the girl go and question her lover. He must have gone awpy out of fear Branch county is prohibition by reason of what was threatened * at the mill. went cold. But to go and question him on all “What papers were they?*’ she asked the points of doubt and suspicion of the local option law. but some one has Bat if so, why had he not written her just discovered that there are 80 govern- i to go to him?. At home a great sur­ after awhile, her voice hoarse and low, which Reuben Gorringe had suggested went liquor licenses owned, not counting prise awaited her. On the table lay and her lips quivering. would seem like accusing him and drug stores. , “They were the papers which proved doubting him at the same time. Did a letter for hen and she felt it was If you want a reliable dye that will color from her lover. She grasped it with the case,” answered Gorringe. “There she doubt him? She told herself over almost hungry eagerness, and read were the accounts, on separate sheets, and over again that he could not have an even brown or black, and will please and satisfy you etery time, use Bucking­ the address with brightened eyes and the receipts given by Tom for the । <fone anything so atrocious; but one ham’s dye for lhe whiskers. money he had had and the receipts he after another the accusing facts which flushed cheek. Nearly every lady in St Louia haa She had guessed right She knew had taken from others for what he had Gorringe had told her rose up and re­ signed a petition asking that a tempers nee the handwriting well enough, The paid. The former included those for j fused to be explained away. which no account was ever given In by , letter was from her lover. Thus it was with fear, and yet hope, man be appointed as marshall to look after the enforcement of the liquor laws. him.” that she looked forward to the inter­ “Who missed them?” she asked, when view with Tom on the morrow. CHAPTER XIX. she had time to understand what this Her heart beating high with meant. CHAPTER XX "The police, when they searched,” strangely mingled emotions, M»ry On the following morning Mary felt answered Gorringe. • tore the envelope open: The use of the word was another much calmer and wav able to take a more hopeful view of the facta which I have broken my promise tc you about sharp stab. "How did the—how did they know overnight had seemed so bla-ik and so stopping to face out the trouble; but threatening. that la not the worst. I wish now with the papers were there?’Her faith in her lover had strength­ "They went over all the papers, and all my heart that I had taken your ad­ « the Bab ened, and although she could not see .. “l*- J' Y B*rte> * vice; but there—I cannot tell you all1 these were missing.” 1* Smttarlnm, Jampad fra. a "Yes, but who missed them? Who her way definitely to meet the charges, roonh Door balcony reoaoily. recelvia* 1 wi going away either tc America Sr knew that they were ever in Mr. her confidence in Tom’s ability to do probably fatal Injuries, Her home I. In Coodc's poseesskm. and oa that night that was increased. If the police were, aa^ Reuben Gotparticularly?” “1 did. i gave them myself into Mr. Coode s hands. * The girl thought she could see a tame time it was possible for innocent glimpse of f * in thia THE OU) MILL MYSTERY & 4f i Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. it 1. 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In th. should be ’TdMUnt ^ngth. The In Iowa City. Fifty-Third Oongreoo. Jacket forging is bdred np from the in- ( provided with the Mac to a diameter slightly leas than well-known emergency whuSXu rJ°r diameter of the tube w hlch it la to encircle. The jacket is medicine, tuen expanded by heat in a hoi air fm-,1 Uric fly 1U.corded. h Other State*. ' naoe, und, lifted carefully by means of , (Special Washington Letter.] All of the officers of the navy are a crane, is placed directly above the ■ aKXATS. A TUR1OU8 STORM. original tube which is perpendicular ' very proud of the big gun shop which Washington, May 2,—Immediately, Iowa Citt, Ik, May 7.—A deluge of fa located at the Washington navy and securely held with the breech up- 1 wanl. The jacket Is not only heated rain fell for twenty minutes Saturday after the chaplain’s opening prayer in yard. During the post years five of the the senate yesterday the death of Sen­ to a white beat, but to an almost im­ afternoon with a continuous pelting of greatest cannon ever made in America hailstones, some 8 inches ifi circumfer­ ator Stockbridge, of Michigan, was The best remedy for all < for service were completed in that big perceptible dull red. It is allowed to ence and tho average 2 inches in cir­ announced and the senate adjourned. descend from the crane accurately and diseases of the gun foundry. They are called builtWashington, Maj’ 3.—Senator Squire to sHp down over tho breech end of cumference. In almost a flash every ' (Wub.) delivered a carefully prepared bp breech-loading rifles, and are of tho Throat and Lungs. the tube, the expansion of the Seated . pane of glass in the city that faced west speech in the senate yesterday in genVery latest aclontlfic conceptions and metal of the jacket making this inove- and many that faced south, including । eral opposition to the tariff Hit The Prompt to act, mechanical patterns. They are all of most of the big plate glass windows, the same size, each of them being of ment possible, notwithstanding the ' were smashed. Every tin roof was nomination of James D. Yeomans, of fact that the inner diameter of the jack­ Iowa, to be interstate commerce com­ thirtAjen-iach caliber and weighing et is somewhat less than the outside perforated with holes through which missioner, was confirmed. sixty-five tons. They are forty feet । diameter of the tube when the jacket is the flood poured, running down upon Washington, May 4.—The house bill long, and each of them is capable of the stocks of goods. As nearly every ; coqI. This process of putting on the authorizing the wearing of a distinctive throwing an urmor-picrcing projectile jacket is one of the most re marI mble . business house in ' the city has a tin - army and navy badge on public occa­ of one ikousand one hundred pounds’ roof the damage runs up to 8100,000, if' sions was passed id the senate ycstcrweight a distance of thirteen miles. not more. day and the nomination of Thomas E. An Excltinff Scsum. It takes five hundred and fifty pounds’ of slow burning powder to drive one In the few minutes that the hail fell Benedict, of New York, to be public of the projectiles th at distance and to the excitement in the city was intense. printer was confirmed. The tariff bill give the shot a muzzle velocity of two Hundreds of carriages aud wagons was further discussed. Washington, May5.—-In the senate thousand one hundred feet per second. stood on the street When the hail­ stones began to full the horses broke yesterday an amendment to;the naval There is an old adage that in time of appropriation-bill authorizing the con­ loose and scores of vehicles went fly­ peace we should prepare for war. and : ing down the streets without drivers, struction of twelve new torpedo boats after a visit to the gun foundry of the was favorably reported. . Thei tariff bill aud in nearly every case there was a navy yard anyone will be fully con­ , smasn-up. The people, almost panic­ was further discussed. vinced that this country is acting upon W ashington , May 7. — The nomina­ : stricken, kept indoors, but so su'd •the wisdom of that motto. Arc you willing to work for the cause denly came the hail aud flodd that al­ tion of beneca Hazelton, of Vermont, Ko sooner was the work upon the for minister to Vepezuels, and George most nothing could be done. Munv , of Protection in placing reliable infor­ i five monster cannon competed than person* got their teams unhitched from ■ f.?5 mation in tile hands of your acquain­ five more were commenced ta the gun were* received by’ the their carriages and wagons and housed Bremen, — “"senate *“ foundry. These monsters of modern tances? them, but the vehicles left in the street on Saturday. No business of impor­ warfare are intended for the arma­ If you are, you should be identified were entirely riddled—tops, cushions/ tance was transacted. ments of the three new battleships— with. The IIoojio. . sects destroyed and the bottoms of the ] Indiana, Oregon and Massachusetts. THE AMERICAN Washington, May 2.—No business vehicles brokein through by the great Four are placet! on each of the battle­ was transacted iu the house yesterday P" OTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. chunks of ice. ; ships. two forward and two aft, so that on account of the death of Senator 135 W. 23D ST.. NEW YORK. Slxte Italldinira Jnjared. they can be used in action with deadly The buildings most seriously injured Stockbridge. effect, regardless of the position of the Washington, May 8.—In the house HOISTING TUB GUN. were those of the state university, the man-of-war at the time of firing the west sides of which were entirely rid­ yesterday bills were introduced to re­ guns. pieces of skilled work that can be done peal the tax of 10 per cent, on the cir­ We all know in this ’Country some­ with machinery. Whdn tho jacket is dled. Most of these building are cov­ culation of slate banks and u> reorgan­ CAUTIO thing about the tremendous cost'of finally , lowered I r into its place over the ered with tin and the hail mode sieves ize the affairs of the Union Pacific Three of the largest war, for we went through four years rear of the original tube, the jacket of every roof bottom, put iilm down a* • trJUd. university buildiugh are covered with Railway company. A resolution was of one of the most terrific struggles fits tightly over the tube and comIntroduced to appoint a special com­ the world has ever known. But the presses it as it becomes cool. By this slate and the roofs are nearly ruined. mittee to devise meanA for the employEvery church in the city bad t»-e west ■ people do not generally know in time operation the tube and-jacket are prac­ nauuvwo Diiu^Mrrcu uu« me waver ment’ the idle men ot the country, windows shattered and the water of peace how much it costa to prepare tically combined into one piece. iLur.Tio »nadlli7re»"«nmaKe.WT“o reslriet iramisretion. start up minra, for war. and only a faint idea can be 1 (There are Tour hoops also bored out phutoKraph pallarlre and their .took. in<=7“1= **>= uurrencj and prohibit the gleaned from itho fact of the cost of to* diameter slightly less than the re­ wore ruined. -lhe extenslre green. ! ‘“uinK/ J"«"-«‘->'ear.ng bond, withthese guns. They cost one hundred spective « portions of ___ the„ gun which houses with their collection of plante «>** «»“>onty of consrera thousand dollars each. When all of yhey are intended to encircle, and one uro a total wreck. i Washington. May 4.—The time was " them have been completed, the total lifter another they are put in place by । taker, up in the house yesterday in the cost will hare been 81,200,000. When the same process us thit used in jack-! ‘ consideration of Um; river and harbor Minneapolis, Minn., Muy 7.—A cy­ we take into consideration the fact eting, the metal cooling und contract- 1 clone swept across the prairie and bilL Mr. Brookshire (Ind.) introduced that smaller guns are being made all. Ihg. and compressing tihe inner layers through the heavy timber near Royal- ! a' bill providing that no greenbacks the time, and that the navy must be/'firmly in4is embrace. ' The great cunton, Mina., about 2 o’clock Saturday shall be issued of a smaller denomina­ supplied with costly battleships before non is thu^ thoroughly reinforced and ufterneyju. The traditional black, fun- . tion than $10. finishing nel-shaned cloud was distinctly visible i, thesO guns can be placed upon them, then ‘ the '* work ’ ’ of’ rifling ' and..... Washington, May 5.—The only busithe cost of preparing for war in time begins. The first thing to be done ■ from tljc village, which was visited by '■ ncss of importance Transacted by the of peace may be portly realized. It when all the jackets and hoops are on a tearing wind, accompanied by a heavy house yesterday was the passage of the will cost seven hundred dollars every is to take the gun from its upright hailstorm. Several buildings were un­ river and harbor appropriation bill time one of these Immense guns is fixed position, put it on a lathe and have it roofed in the village and few panes of . after a long discussion. inaction. The.cost will be five hun­ turned down over its whole inside to glass laft unbroken. People were ter- [ FATE OF THE WHITE CITY. dred dollars for the nickel steel pro­ the finished dimensions necessary to ribly frightened, but no one was in- , • I jectile. aud two hundred dollars for tho its completion. When you remember jured. ! reciters to Bogin Tearing Down the THEC WORLD. Furious Storm Storm in in Kunum. Huns**. that each one of these gnus weighs Fnrinui UutUllni;* MC Once, powder. W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes ere etylUlr, easy fit­ WxcattTA, —A Chicago, May 7.—All of the world's, ting, *nd ri»e beMCT »ati*^*on u‘lhe Pr,c?* ad: W1C1EITA, Kan., Kan., May May 7. 7.— A terrific terrific |■ ’Idle work upon these guns was com­ sixty-five tons, yon will Realize that 1 vertised than any ether make. Try one pur and menced a little over two years ago, and ( the mechanism in the gun foundry storm swept over this section of Kan-■ fair buildings except the Art Palace hare be eotrviacxd. The stamping of W. L. Dougta* name and price on the bottom which guarantee* they were completed in a little more I which picks tip and lays down and sas Friday night. Rain fell in torrents been finally sold by the Sauth park comtheir value, saves thousands of dollars annually moves around these immense bodies of [ here from 7 in the evening to early I missioners to the Chicago Wrecking than ten weeks; that is, except the ta those who wear [them. Dealers w ho push the West Wichita had several I company for S80,000.' Of this sum $35.sale of W. I.. Douglas Shoes gain customers, breech raecb.nnrsm and the mounts. atecl must be an approximation of per- morning. ■which helps to inoca>e the sales on tlwir full lirw fection. This work is 6nly rendered i houses struck by lightning and ami ■ 030 is to be paid in cash and the balof irooJi. They can afford to sell id a less profit, posslble by reason of the fact that the one man and1 his wife were anee in time to suit the demands of bis and we helieve tou can rave money bv buys::*nlV vour footwear of the dealer advertised befrwgun foundry contains eight prodigious knocked senseless by a bolt Sev- I the commissioners. It is stipulated in ' Cat: lo—ie free upon application. Address; gun lathes of unique unique, design and unun­ ; oral houses in West Wichita were ! the sale that the buildings muat be W. ’re DDUGLAH, Bro< ktou, Muu. Sok’ by rej . v.uuu- removed _at the cad of two -----limited power; and that the lifting blown down and hardly on out-build‘ uu. entirely Plate power of the crane is limited only by,ing is left standing. ” ’ glass win- ; years. The Chicago Wrecking com‘ !" the horae-power of the steam engines. | dows in the Sunflower block were » rpuny is one of the largest1concerns of The damage this . • kind in lhe United z_____ States. In their One of the immense lathes in the gun smashed like eggshells. *• world ’c /reir world's fair nm-rehaBA purc|iase nv-A are included foundry hasp, capacity for boring guns ( is Considerable. Io UlluoU. 1 twenty buildings, seventeen of which fifty-one feet in length and of turning { tubes of fifty-seven <eet, and conse- 1 FAUtnuKY, HL, May 7.—A destructive will be removed inside of sixty days. quently coulii bore guns of sixteen- storm swept over this section Saturday ; This deal settles for ,all time the fate night. Great trees, fences and weak ' of the White city. Contracts ..„,w have inch caliber. . j The process of rifling a gun is very structures were leveled to! the jground. been signed und the wreckers will be• their • - work - ■immediately. ... interesting indeed. The interior sur­ bigtts in the business part iof lhe town gin CAM I OBTAIN A PATENT f For a face of the boro is cut with fifty-two were torn loose and hurled through the j Peealtar Trip.n Tn»£edy on a Farm. on9 “fopinion, write to spiral grooves, each of which is five- glass fronts. Several buildings * ’ Ml NN aV CO., who have bad nearly fifty ^ean* Pleasant Hiix, Ma, May i.-iTwo cxix'rt’.mcc In the patent buyinejxu Onnmtmic*. hundredths of an inch deep and about tained heavy damage. > sons aud a daughter of Sam Gammon, ttona Btrfctly Cfinfldenttal. A Handbook of la*o,rfn»llon ccmct-ralM’ Pntrnte and bow to ob­ half an inch broad. Into these little j „ 1 who lives near Cockrell, iu Jaekson tain them eent free. Alw a rataloguo of xnechiogrooves will fit the projectile to be teal and aclentlllc books >*nt tree. Wamusotos. May X—Represents ■ county, were killed by loul air while Patents taken through Munn & Co, receive be used, which is encircled at its base ■pectal uotlroin tbe SdeetiSe AmerlcaZTtoS tire Griffen, ot betroit, who was elect- cleaning out an old well. The eldest with a soft copper band slightly larger « . _____ r-t-d_________ 1_____ r,/ tli,. lun-c trnnf rlr.tm infra ...nil ed to succeed J. Logan Chipman, has of the boys went down into the well than the caliber of the gun. The ac­ obutest ova rvxH Hone rx amebic. for a long time suffered from a defect­ and was asphyxiated by foul air. The tion of the powder charge forces the ive hearing. Within the past two weeks younger brother went to his rescue, which required a couple of months projectile through the bore and tho his trouble has grown so much worse und be, too, was overcome. The lat­ longer. Heretofore the navy yard gun rifle grooves into this copper band that he is now entirely deal He has ter’s wife became hysterical when she foundry has turned out in considerable give rotation to the projectile. The it™ and •ecure ccntmcta. AddrvM consulted eminent physicians, but saw her husband was dead, jumped a oo/imr roiis, 361 hboadwat. numbers, four, fire, six and eight-inch rotation insures greater accuracy in they hold out no hope, and he will be into the well and was dead in a few rifle guns, and a few ten and twelve- • firing and has the still more important [ minutes. compelled to retire from congress, his inch rifles. But these thirtecn-ineh effect of keeping the projectile point Big Reaper Factory Burned. friends fear, although serving his first giants of destruction are the largest beaded foremost from the time it, Muncie, Ind., May 7.—At 4 o’clock term. ever attempted in this country. They ; leaves the muzzle until the time it, yesterday afternoon the William N. “ Tht Niatarj BalU Boult." are regarded as the perfection of ex­ strikes the object at which it fa aimed. I Whitely reaper and mower works were periment. study and research, al- i It fa interesting to see one of the , Cincinnati, May 7.—Theodore Cook discovered on fire and are now a mass Stations. died Sunday at his Clifton home after though their fabrication Is by very in­ great cranes traveling from one end of t of ruins with all contents destroyed. EASTWARD. teresting processes, -which arc oom- , the big shop to the other, noiselessly, an illness of seven weeka He was 65 The factory covered five acres and was Hanwngb.......... smoothly, stretching from one side of years old. Mr. Cook was prominent m located just north of Muncie in the parotively simple. Stations. The forging® of all these guns have the coiling to the other. 1U little business in Cincinnati, haring been new suburb, Whitely. The lokfe is about “hoels weU oiled and not a sound to president of the Fourth national bans. been' purchased at great cost, either WMTWABD. $•345,000 without a cent of insurance. wnoou> neoaMartpresident nf the chamber of commerce. rere when the clanking of the chamber ot commerce, H astings........... at the works of the • Bethlehem Iron be heard rave when urn of Clnclnn,u Quit tho Law BoslucM. company of Pennsylvania, or the Mid­ chains are let down*to encircle some C. IL 03B9R who stands in ' railway and a member of the state legis ­ N ew Y ohk , May 5. — President Cleve ­ —— ville Steel company at Nlcctown, near heavy object. The man v —~ I land has resigned from the law firm of engineer and di­ lature. Philadelphia. These forgings are the the crane, sqd 1» rara.w»K . _ ____ Cleveland, Stetson & Bungs, with MORTGAGE SALK. result of mechanical and mathematical , rector, U eo Mgh in th® alr that ho AltTWlhr. May 7.—King Leopold, ao- I "’•‘•ch ho became connected at the Default UbvI-b brew m H-» tu the covUHans skill in the application of a long and look, like a mere boy. While it may nf a certain n*ortg:ixc made by Mtnln V. Bar­ difficult art to ths raw material. The bo true that tho hundreds of men be­ companled by the queen ot Belgium, I cl<« of hi, first term, and hi, dnk has ker and Harr et I Jen Barker. h** v-ife', dr.r*u Frbntsry forgings for each gun cost 856,000, the low who are riding, polishing. finish­ the princess ot the royal family, the been taken by IL L. Sprague, who has lo George F. Kw»«i«w. 2J. ISM «n«l rwor-lrd «u th- .((!<■•• of the manufacture of the gun proper, 810,­ ing and perfecting tho great (Tun may oountera of Flandora Prince ron Ho- , the reputation of being one ot lhe Hretatrr of Denis. r« r lhe County of ablest of the younger generation of henzoliern. the cabinet ministers and a Barry In thr Ktalo ot Mlehitfan, ►•■tiiuary 28, 000, and the construction of the mount, be more solontldo, and their work may lawyers in New York. 1“S , In liber IT ul in trtgiott on |»-»z •< 216 and 835,080. Under the act of congress be more Important, nerertholce*. when host of prominent persons, opened the 219 on which mort|wigt rtt*re h i lu’med to be due nt ’he dx’e of nn’tce the Mini of four making appropriation for these guns, yon visit the big foundry, yon will world’s exhibition here Saturday with bandml nrd ttHiy-piK* doil-rs and fnlrty-hlM congress insisted by a special pro­ carry awajf with you a more distinct appropriate ceremonies. Ther$ were PabL. 4ay 7.—Tho Matin says that the sumA^’restored by Dr. ! Cornelius vision of the la»r, which has been reit­ memory oftho man in tho crane than over 85,000 people present ' by *aiil niortpaev • r any part turix*:. Notice Herz and Messrs. Eiffel and Reinach Is erated every year since the commence­ of all the other wonders of the place therefore hereby tfivrn thtl <>’> >!if ’.6ih Usy • Smith D. Fry. M#y. IS)J st lon'clock tn the furennou Cietfe ment of the new nary, that the ores Dubuque, la., May 7.—The torpedo to the liquidator of the Panama Canal qf win tn sold st the north fiuut door of th® and substances and elements which go boat Ericsson, built at the Iowa iron company will be mode the nucleus of ® court house. In the City of fl »tlng«, t'nnuty of fresh combination of capital to com ­ Barrv and Stale. <i( Nprhfgnn. reurt hoi/w into the making of American warworks, will be launched next Saturday. ••Oh, pupal Can't I pUy lt» Utbeing the plwe I<h 1 nldin^ th^Cj”<wt Court f»r shlps and their armaments shall be of There will be no demonstration here plete the canal. the Cbuntv of Barry. ;d imhllc xuctkhi to the tle Ethel McOooffin'. eyes were filled Amprynn production and manufac­ hlgluet bidder, ihr prtfefees drs-rlbed In «atd anti] June, when the vessel steams for Will Stand by th« DHL * mortgage or so much Ui#reof i« may lie neeeature. Therefore in the creation of a with tears, the ehUdiah voice woe plead- Pensicola harbor, where the trial trip Washington, May 4.—By a vote of 87 Miry tn satisfy the amoir < due on4fcd<i moregun forging, it is necessary that it iDMr. McOooffin upoko up teatUy from will be made. to 1 the democratic senators in caucus KM.s a*above •.< forth, aith lhe Inlrrnot there­ on. itad Lhe costs, eli urges and expend allow­ must be of the best steel In America, adopted a resolution agreeing to sup­ ed bylaw Liquor Lic«n»e 91,000. and provided or in anul miiHrW, comDOunded exclusively of American behind the fold* of hl. paper. “Emaremlses being xhuate In tins City of Has- . Des Moines, Io., May 7.—The city port the tariff bill of the finance com­ said (Ings In the Oountv ot RsuTv. an l "Hat® materials. This forging must be of nboticully, ntf” ho raid, "if the money council has decided to make the total mittee. The one vote in opposition Michigan and descriv« <1 a* follows: Commeats I have spent on yourmnrioal education the finest open-hearth gun steel mid was cast by Senator Hill, of New Yorl. mg tar rods cast an l thirty ihi» • rods nrkt two >ect south on m CiUitlnnauslihrof .taflrrson , the costing must weigh about double hue only odranoed you sufficiently to licenses for saloons under the new liq­ 8tre*t from the -sooth e:mt r<>n«er -f »me, what the forging that is to be made strum those vulgar Jinglee, misnamed uor law 11,000, adding f40J to the amount provided by the state law. New York. May 7.—John Jay, a Wwk five Ch.’.mbt r.talr.s 5(htlt;oii to (hr CBy •!' from It will weigh. If there are any •popular.’ leave the pianor grandson of the revolutionary states­ Just then the portieres were stirred. bubbles, or any flaws or rifts what­ tweniy*nlae rod* tn |d»w id fet h<u>nx vow ever, in the steel it will be roXcted by "John," sold a sweet, low voice; "I Eldorado, Ark., May 0.— A hut at man and jurist, died Saturday, aged 76 lag four acre* n! In is<l A Ho eonuuruettur east of the wmit b real e.tnire of the run foundry and turned back to have Just received a letter from moth­ Mlles switch, near here, in which a ne­ years. He took a prominent part in rod* of rha»nr*rbUn,i« M'idk'np to th* fltv <rf er She doesn’t like it at Brother Wil­ the anti-slavery agitation and was at gro was sick with smallpox, was burned the it.­ The forg g liuga,thcuee mxitL along ih»» *n*’ !• t ilc producer of it liam's, nod she Will be with us again one time minister to Austria. son Street to ««>n»O-nIk>Afllnr. v l-| made into a shape „approximating that bv a mob and the colored man was cre­ ration line twenty nine -nd-., north of the finished gun, so that i i m all Tuesday-” Killed by Lightning. mated. "Ethel," said lhe father, “ you may ready for manufacture when it reache Crown Point, Ind., May 5. -A bolt of The Big Gun Shop at the Navy Yard at Waahingtryn nv^ob»«o, WafofotoMA Mental Deprewtou. of Breta. «a«ln« inesnlty,misery, doesy, i.?arr*nta^s O»< S4rrMR*w» JMM <» ■ - ' .. ; a ID„.U>'. tsMUDrat.il, ■.i. wtD.li. tnS ra*onWrtor.a.totw. unit . . I .n-it’cnlOMrttntcetorefundif ao«cured. L £ yaL warrggnga raiXB skk Hv-.tacbB, BilloumMs, Over Complaint, L“' r s-otu**. Dy»P«P«i* and CansUpatlou. •• o: AiANTEES Mued vtly by V, < ■iUci r, Sole Agent. Hastings. x iMfc TABLE. AVER’S CHERRY PECTORAL Sure to Cure Ore ,\\oul a Pvie.nd.^o Vh_e can.se a( PccfrecVton. ojfb.mer\cQYL AvAevests ? Ladies *1-75. W. L. Douglas S3 SHOE Do You [Use Salt? the xn.lt that's nil salt. Till* liy tjn:< e-s tv th® butter .d:- r. You ro-o^nlzc n dllTerence In . We rah ta»int you out a dlfhi Malt.'You strlvefor the best -<!jy not search fur the bent •cumpare. ask questlona. o what > Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt tic: o for other*. There’s no secret .t IL Write and get.particulars. grant tin.I suit H ciroep, but is ood ri’ttauD why you should tho be^t? Ixxik.fairly and the salt qoestlou.ond you’ll ay to better flavored butter, |ami better prices tbrouch-our Dairy I Salt. IndlKpenbabie for cooking and table use also. Write us about IL 1 DI.LMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO., St- Clair. Mich. WOOLLEY & BRONSON orfENTs Ex Saifs |&U 1= gfilfit l‘^Sirm-|F35,|p^’5i3F SAILED THE SEAS 38 YEARS. One of Hi6 Experiences. I ’.’ l.irty-. kbt years Cnpt. Loud followed l " '■ ■ : fostor that time as master of a ves" -J 'q.on rvtlrtnjj from the water ww apL": 1 y the Secretary of the United States > 1 :-ury io -upcrintend the seal fisheries in A...-.;: --.hlcli position beheld five years. Uo ‘• ’wexperience us follows ,. " i -vemf year# I laid been troubled with -• h j . ervousnewcand pain in the region ; my h- n-i. My greatest sffiictlon was h rvtnedies ndvertfeed I licgan uidnff Afu-r taking unman quantity we vrvhcd was so great that I uasposd!i,;’rIned- thinking the remedy con’•,, T'f ’Uiat’-s which woiud finaUyteudrai" ,1 Hut on being assured by theurng*-■ :• wu* perfectly harmltes. I continy 1,1 :>.*!her wltbKhe Heart Cure. Todsy ‘ . say that Dr. Miles* B'­ .‘, ?'ew. J*•** •fiban anythin# I hail ever t ikea. 4 l..‘t U. -------tretted* by emlwul eminent’ubyrlelans physicians ■<! by 1 i-iit । ' urK *n‘l Sa» Francisco without Imjuitirli..! present good health to the luaiptonsi??e„? these mmt valuable remedlf* a', « tr.,,:’£,ttJC<»«nnrend them to allaffitctt*a •' ' of pricc- w bottle, or six Hopkin* Ktaioralnatod. the gun foundry. . of the procerara wbioh are gone through with at the »»n Jy4. foundry to ^e manufacture olJ. P'avJ then, marred by cWldlah dl»Aurora. HL, May 7.—The republican eorfs, tbTnote. of “And the Cat Came congressional convention was held at Geneva Congressman A J. Hopkins Back" shuddered through the room.— 7FM renominated. -Boy It McCardell, in Puck lightning struck a wire fence in a pas­ ture near here yesterday and killed eiirht horses wtJch were huddled Dated, February 2MK �— = I. Thursd»y, May io, 1894IARSHALL L.COOK. Kdltoft ™ xArmrea, * micb. , wroma, notes compliment* for the speech which he de­ livered In the Senate recently against the passage of the Wilson bilk Though he la not noted, as a public speaker yet he Is one of the most Influential men tn Congress to­ day. He is not an orator only so far as sound, logical arguments, stated In a plain, convincing manner is oratory. He has a good conmand of language, sound Ideas, and iu what he says gives tho benefit*. M such an eertensive business experience of but very few can boast, and above all never “speaks without he has something to say.r That he te looking after Michigan may be seen from reading the following extract ot his speech:— “Mr. President, the rapid and substan­ tial growth of the state of Michigan iu ag­ riculture, mining and manufactures has been coincident with the policy of pro­ tection. The people of that state very naturally and very justly are decidedly opposed to breaking down by legislation, as proposed fa the Wilson bill, the policy uiicter which their state has made such marked progress in everything that goes to make a commonwealth great and Its . cltitens prosperous. “Michigan, when admittted Into the un­ ion du 1887, was twenty-sixth in populatloufc In 1890 it ranked nine; and the ad­ vance in material wealth. In educational facilities, and in charitable InstitAiUuns has been even greater. From her mines hare come riches almost beyond computa­ tion. and these treasures have been en­ joyed « well by the people of other states, • ■who famiihed the capital to develop them or rhe labor to convert them to the uses uf clvilkation. Her public school system has lw® the model for the states which came after her. ' “In her great university last year 1,200 young men and women from other states and from fourteen foreign countries re­ ceived Instruction which cost the state over twice the amount of tuition fees. Hejcharitable and penal institutions have often been pioneers of their kind. All these eetablishments, with plants valued at nearly 88,000,400 In the aggregate, have bees built up and maintained by public taxa­ tion, and yet the state Is free from debt. "To support them in the future, the state must continue to be | roaperous, aud her people must continue to have the op­ portunities for profitable employment. It is because the Wilson bill.strikes at every one of the great products of our state that the large majority of the people of Michi­ gan. without distinction ot party, are op­ posed to that measure. This overwhelm­ ing sentiment for the maintenance of the protective policy Is ao new thing with the people of Michigan. From the day the state was admitted into the union, the vote of the Michigan members of the House of ' Representatives has been given for protec­ tion, unanimously in a majority of in­ . stances, and very nearly so In others. In the fifty-first congress no Michigan vote is recorded against the McKinley bill." “Continuing, Senator McMillan gave many interesting and telling facts aud figures regarding iron ore, copper, the vessel Interests, lumber, salt, wool and farm products, and showed how the prop­ osition to pass the Wilson bill had already crippled *11 those great Industries, and how its final passage Into law would practically wipe them all out of existence, and build up Michigan’s Canadian neigh­ bors in equal proportions. His statements were not merely guesses, but were all backed up by the figures to prove them true. In closing, the Senator said: “Thirty years of labor has made Michi­ gan the leader among the state In tbe pro­ duction of iron ore, lumber and salt; for ten years her yield per acre of wheat, oats, corn, barley, buckwheat and hay has been unsurpassed; In the production of wool she stands fourth, and in vessel tonage she Is surpassed only by New York state, with her combined ocean and lake traffic. Each and every one of these Industries— with others equally important although perhaps less conspicuous—is threatened by tbe WHmd bill. As a result of a popu­ lar wave that has already receded, the peo­ ple of Michigan are to be left stranded amid the wreck of their industries. Is it strange then, that from every P>rt of the state, and from democrats as well as re­ publican*. comes the demand to defeat the Wilson MU.” i °8opU» B. SeWmon h Junes H. ScW"jota BoSen n Andrew J. Cbnse et d, •HAU. OUR »TBirr« BI LlttHTRO forecloture. . Susanna Haramood v* Frank A. Moore, bill to cancel mortgage. In Re. Ella M. Bowen; assignment, Or Shall wa Continue to Un the Electric Hiram Chase vs Albert Warner, demurr■Y THB OITYT Licht Co’» Lights? AUGUST 14. 1879. .editorial Lewla Boue n Mjrtte A Born, <11- HOW WILL YOU VOTE? Hastings Banner^ It is well known that sentiment in re­ gard to the lighting of tbe city by electrici­ ty is divided. Some maintain that the elty should put In an electric light plant in connection with the water works, that it would be economy for the city and that we could thereby get our city lighted a great deal better and uwrv thoroughly than we are now. Advocate* of this plan figure that the water works engineer would tend to all tbe work at a slight Increase in pay; that all extra expense for help would be a man to tend to the lamps, do lhe wir­ ing, etc., and they argue that a plant suffi­ cient to give the city 40 lights could be put in for not to exceed 810,000. They argue that other cities are getting lights much cheaper than we. Tbe agitation of this question at this time Is brought about by the fact that tbe contract with the Electric Light Co. for lighting the city has about expired. Tbe eky takes 18 lights of tbe Company paying, therefor S975 or 875 per light A com­ mittee was appointed by tbe Council to see tbe Company and see if lower rates could not be secured. Tbe Company ■would offer no lower figure unless more lights were taken and there the matter stands. Those who oppose the policy of having tbe city own Its own plant argue that could the city embark in private lighting such a plant might possibly defray ex­ penses, but they claim that It is not only illegal but unjust for tbe city to embark in any private enterprise, aa the law plainly states that It is illegal; and without privatei lighting it would be a losing venture. Con­ trary to those favoring tbe city’s owner­ ship those opposed claim that the city. would have to pay expenses about as fol­ lows per year:— For competent electrician to look after machinery.................... e oftAnni 400.10i Lamp cleaner, etc (Xi’ Coal TR.00 OIL rags, etc tao.oo( Interest ou Investment.... 300.00' Breakage, repairs, etc...... Insurance and iucklentabt. CUAXCEBY 4TH CLASS. James Jahnoock vs Wm. P. Johncock, bill to set aside deed—pleadings and proofs. Lincoln P. Parkhurst vs M»bel Park­ burst, divorce—pleadings aud proofs. Austin Stowell vs Belie Stowell.' divorce, pleadings and proofs. Chas. T. -Wing vs Francis M. Wing, di­ vorce—plead luge and proofs. Owen Lowden and Eugene Russell vb Olive Greenfield and Oliver Greenfield, bill to set aside deed—pleadings and proofs.' Francis Monroe vs Cecil Monroe and Geo. F. Monroe, pleadings and proofs. The Literary Entertainment ot the season. The Knights of Pythias of this city fave engaged the services of Mr. George B. Williams, of New York, who will give a recital of Shakespeare’s Historical Tragedy, King Henry the Fourth, at their Lodge-room, Monday evening. May 14th. This will be the literary feast of the sea­ son. Mr. Williams Is a brother of the veteran Shalcesperian reader, Hannibal A. William*, who is such a favorite iu this cliy. He _will appear in King Henry ___ .. _ .the ­ Fourth aud will al*» give Howell’s farce, “The Sleeping Cur.” Mr. Williams Is an artist of broad cul­ ture and has devoted a lifetime to Inter- t VOTING BLANK. r Bastings,.. 1894. h To the Hon. Mayor and Common , Connell. r Gentlemen:— The Knights of Pythias should receive credit for their desire to give such a treat to the citizens, and their hall should be crowded to its utmost capacity. Admission 15 cents. 4 < Hr NF Ladies and Misses’ Silk Mitts That we have sold for the past two seasons. They are made from the finest spun silk by the Amsterdam Silk Mill. We buy direct We want your produce at It is just as good as your cash and will buy goods at. right prices. Goods delivered to all parts of the city. DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES LOOK OUT! The world is full of Guaranteed Shoes but Moloney Brothers, of Rochester, make the finest line of Misses, Child­ rens an I Infants Shoes in the market, of which we carry a full line. Just take a look at our window this week, also at our walking shoes of which we have a fine line, at F. G. STOWELL — :— -----Reduced- Bates. >k J. W. Bentley, aa chairman of his com­ w I favor public Hght" ing, in connection with tbe water r mIt tee, has secured reduced rates of 1# works of this city, to be under manage- b fare on all roads In Michigan for all at­ 5 ment of the city.. , tending the State Firemens’ Convention, r which will be held in this city May 16th b and 17th. Tickets will be sold on the . AlirtiArt.tn t.l.n Thncn nHnw.UK.. ...Ill KK.. inn Ud» Ktal lot kid 1.^4 b 5“teto Hastings ,.Th“at' their ,llrodl,home W "HIdepot W to the Mayor. Recorder or any alderman.] £ full fare If you are in favor of having the city put In an Electric light plant sign your name and leave the ballot just as It la. If yon are not In favor of It write “not” in tbe blank space iu the ballot Every tax payer, every resident 1b the city of Hastings is interested. Hand In your vote at once. As far as we feel personally we will say that we are utterly opposed to seeing any municipality enter the lists as a competitor in any private business or enterprise. It is the duty of every city to encourage Its home industries. In tbe case ot the Electrie Light Co., however, the officers are perfectly willing that the city should do its own lighting if It can be done cheaper by owning its own plant We have a great variety of underwear for ladies, bought direct from the manufacturers of Bingham, Vermont. We have this same line of The GredtmilnK Claw The class of *94, of fhe"'Hljffi School, have thrown stern custom to the winds and made a move in the right direction.— they will have a speaker. [It lias beconW" “the cuslom HTltt iflttBB and towns to do this, and Hastings schools have been back­ ward about adopting it. So In place of the tedious exercises occupying usually, from half past two to rix o’clock, and in which those only personally acquainted with the graduates are interested, there will be a fine address by some first class speaker, and seven members of the class, who were awarded “honors” will speak. TUSFaWM ronows:— Halutatory..,.J. -Ruth Gould. Oration.......................................... Herman Frost. MottoGertrude Slingerland. History..................................... Maurice Grigsby Poem........................ ;.................... Hattie Beadle. Prophecv.. ..Orpha Martin and Charlie Lewis. Vated ictory4Walter Hayes. The exercises vdill be held out of doors, as customary, probably Id the park, tbe same as Inst year. Efforts are being made to secure an Ypsilanti professor, who is said to be a brilliant and entertaining speaker. The Alumlni banquet will follow. The Episcopal ladles serve the supper, at 50 cents per plate. Miss Flora Beadle will act as toast mistress. Operating expenses lor year. 3 3275.00 This they argue is a conservative esti­ mate of tbe expense of running a 40 arc light plant for a year. This would be an average of about $82.00 per light If the city will take 40 lights, the Electric Light Co. agrees to furnish them at $60.00, there­ by saving money for the city and relieving it &f all responsibility, as they claim'they can iietter afford to furnish 30 to 40 lights at $60.00 each than 13 light* at $75.00 each. For the purpose of getting the matter before the people ami assisting the com­ mittee In its work we nsk our readers IO fill out the following blank and hand to the Mayor, Recorder, ur any Aiderman as son as possible. 4 Ladies’ Summer Underwear. certificate when presented at the Hastings depot will enable the bolder to get onethird fare on return trip. Be sure and get certificate at your home depot, Tbe favor will be appreciated If other papers will kindly make a note of this, __________________________________ ---------...... — PARIS GREEN London Purple, For Spraying Fruit Trees, etc. J W W W W K U U W K jf9jtgg*g> K ~ 9 Court Culoador. The following cases are on the calender 9 for the coming terra of eourt. Court will JtbntttMy be called next Monday but will be adjournDttva ed for a week:— rUFC •mfer cBiuiNAL casks. The people vs Frank Treat, resisting an officer—for sentence. —* tt -ja-j States Govern­ —» Latest United Tbe people vs N. T. Parker, violating ment Food Report. liquor law. Royal Baking Powdkr Co., The people vs Asa Tefft, murder. The people vs Isaac Allerdlng, rape. Wall St., N. Y. The people vs John Denton, perjury. The people vs A. R. Pratt and Geo. H. Tinkler, embezzlement Tbe people vs Roman Bull, disposing of chattie mortgage property. ISSUES OF FACT. Mary J. Coe vs Cassimus L. Glasgow, appeal. Lewis Wood vs Chas. Moon, trespass on the case. TRADEJF Alena Rapson vs Joshua Crouch; as­ sumpsit John 8. Harper Co. vs Fred W. Gre- • ble, attachmest ... William Hughson vs Qmk ’Alain, as­ sumpsit John N. Wooteton vs Thomae 1). French, et al, trespass on t tie case. Lucretia M. Groefiend vs Tboe. D. French et al, trespass on tbe case. Sara J. Bare* vs Una Bare, attachment IHIB 18 tile, tea we are Serving Lincoln P. Parkhurst va Frank Roys, ----------to — an -appreciative public. “ appeal. We have faithfully Grand Rapids Veneer Works vs Has­ tings Furniture Mf*g Co., replevin. served this tea for Esther Roundy v* Spellman Caaey. ap­ • 8 or 4 yearA peal and the Kittle Otto vs Merrick M. Prindle, re- A TEA PARTY. W A mark The Modern Druoolst W. fl.QOOOYErtR The Fair We have been making on ut clam. Bring your Butter and Eg« and getW. G.J tea. iMns& VAN ARF Have made it neces­ sary for us to ORDER MORE which will soon be in. Hammocks Croquet Sets SIGN OF OF GLEANING IS HEADQUARTERS. You are Invited. longer we sell it the better people like it We want all you who have not tried this to do . . so . . a x GOODYEAR Remember that Wall Paper is Cheaper than ever A cream of tarter baking powder. This Season. Highest of all in leavening strength John PalUw. Jr., ot Gnoi Rapid,, baa bwu appoln'rfd bj Got. Rich lo succeed the late Senator StuckUrldjoe. ot Kalama100. Tbe appointment tbe bait ot aatlstaelton. Senator Patton io a youu. man only <4 years ot age and hie appoint-" IMPARLANCE*. mem la a fitting reeognltlon ot. young re­ Elliott H. Frey ra James F. Russell, publicans Be la finely edaeaiol.^Ktted I. M. B. Glllupie; MMimpsIt. oral or. ot oommandhig pnmmoe and Finn of Adam, Jewett A Co. vs W. P poeeeaeee qualillw which will wllhouc Sidixam at al. afamslt. doubt be reoanUml from the brat. Hl, lather tor many year, repreeentr-rl aPenuaylaamadlaulatln Congrew. * The above picture was taken from life. It can be seen most any day and in most any home when cleaning house is in full sway. House cleaning not only reminds the “man of . the house” that most all of the improbable things will happen, but it also reminds him that NEW CARPETS . NEW GURTAINS. NEW RUGS . . NEW DRAPERIES NEW FURNITURE Are needed and needed badly. Right hew "'<■ want to say “don’t hesitate about buying what . you need Rioht Now’ because wheat is SO tents a bushel.” We can give you much more now for your money than we could a year ago. Y ou want the goods; we want the money. Let’s trade. NN INSPECTION Of those new Patent Spring Pillows is solicited. ' ’ " sick headad one uf them- thing for those troubled with hey keep the head cool. See you’ll buy it A. McCoy. �B Hastings anner ----- Thursday, May io, 1894. w~ r. COOK. Loo I Editor. You can get tbe beet ot pure-cream lee ereom at AL Rente,'. Whenever ,ou went anything In thia line leave order, with him. Mra. Carrie Spence la finite aeriotuly IK Mr. and Mrs. Gard F. CUldealar are Miner Ujwa, ot DetroU, «aa In the “wring Into lhe upright part ot their home and Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J. Burt take the elty law week. A. J. Bowire. ot Grand Rapid., oaa tn wing they vacate, Ttie canned goods at Phillips & Erb’s tlte city Tuead.y. You can buy Mode Rich, ot Tra,crw City, waa In the give the best of sattafactlon tn all who use them. They make a specialty of this line City beer Sunday. and their goods are always new and fresh. Wm Cole, ot Grand Rapldr, .pent Sun­ The first case that will be tried at the day with BaaUup Irlenda. BLL PAPER ,,f 11V cheaper than I can buy L ,',f tlic manufacturer. I am h.-adquartres for pure 1’U-D Green, L<?jid«n Purple, Sulphate of Copper, j-'teish, Slug Shot, Insect ['..viler, Carbolic Acid, Copi rasnnd Chloride of Litne. ' Agent for Copper Sheep Pa and Halbs .Horn Killer. U A. Dunlap and F. M. Woodmanaee coming term ot court will be tbe case of the people vs Asa Tefft, for the murder of were In Verrnontrlllo Tuesday. his uncle Leroy Kogers. Mrs. Gao. Bradley and daughter Emma 1 he Ionia Seminal issues a twelve page relumed to Grand Ranlds yesterday. edition last week, containing a fine write up of Hut enterprising city of which the tiling! b 40 able an exponent, The cat of the steie fish commission •ended the Slate convention at Lansing I last week. Tho best line of millinery to select from in the city, will be found at Russell's. Every ono cordially greeted. The styles this season are unusually attractive and Mrs. Bussell can give yen a most stylish i. II. B. Andrus, of Nashville, con- hat at prices exceedingly low. ;>>tsied-:by Mis.' Flora J. Beadle, Remember that the American Steam | Laundry at Grand Rapids is one of the .-:!•! will begin July 2nd. and conbest equipped In ehe State, and does the ..mil the regular examination In :. < lasses will be organized In all best work. Remember that C. E. Lunn, a s rejiittred for second and third the tailor is agent. Laundry Is sent Wed­ • .riin-a’C'. All persons in any nr.- rest-.1 in .summer normal work nesdays and returned Saturdays. L. Denton and family have moved to j Tddleville where he hn has established an i Middleville agency for thu Singer sewing machine. Dr's Lampman and W. H. Snyder are atlending the Slate Electlc Medical Ass’u at' The 18th semi-annual apportionment of Grand Rapids. primary school money has been made Mrs. Arthur Griffin and daughter are out by SupL Pattengill. Barry County In the city this week, the guests ot has 7,178 children of school age, aud re­ Mrs. M. L. Atkin t. ceives 35,057.74 as her share. Messrs, D. W. Reynolds, Hale Kenyon. The Bell Telephone Co. Is readjxnow to Will Chidester and W. D. Hayes spent put up private telephone lines on the Sunday at Wall Lake. streets and In factories at a rental of from W. F. Stirling, ot Eaton Rapids, presi­ 81 to 310 per year. For particulars see dent ot the Slate Firemens’ Association, John Beesmtr, the manager for this city. was In the city yesterday. THE DRUGGIST. $1MAIER NORMAL SCHOOL •‘1 • r. i An.,. .i i „ i . to semi fur circular giving :• ■ioriuation. . ■. !'* Address. 11. B. ANDRCS. Nashville. Mich. COUPON. fl 0 0 IIt .. WORLD. .. rtKT SERIES N9. 1. COUPON No. 8. I NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. Scutl or bring each we*k this cou; <11. (wether with TE.V cents and ycrtx wif. receive Portfolio No. 8 of A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD." For particulars sec “ad" page J. 4 THE HOLY LAND < I PHOTOGRAPHED. 4- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - « COUPON NO. 1. PART NO. 1. 4___ f ► 4 tiring ar send one coupon fr 4 together with Ten cents in 4 money or stamps, to the BANNER office and receive one part-of “The Holy Land Phbtopraphed. ” In ordering be sure to give name, P. O. ■? Address and the Part wanted, t f f r fr LOCAL NEWS. - VIKCVLrtTlOH - This week, 82 quires." LLervafter, changes for advertisements mu^t reach this office Tuesdays at latest to iti' jre insertion in the issue of tho week ‘ when brought. Old oipers for sale at this office. A light speed cart for sale. Inquire Jos. Boienv&ICo. y « tht‘cash prize giyen away at the Bankrupt Store. - Dlit best llpe of tine confectionery in llm|>.-;ty at Al Henkes’. 1 Dr. M. W. Wightman and Mrs. A p Drake returned trom Ea«,n n.pld, ’ • Week. ’I bl'a b. W. Lowry and D. E. Fuller at- I passed through here with the noon train Tuesday and left 185,000 walled eyed pike, wijich Wall Lake cottagers planted in tiiat lake. FR&D I. HEATH, > personal mention. " • 11. Schantz la home tor a abort ,Ur and Mrs. Frank Nims of Lake 'oa are the happy parents of a 3 pound i aiming, paper hanging and hard wood H dting. Inquire of W. S. Nelson, 113 ’’'t State St. • H '. B, n. Cherry received a bad burn • be refillt of the explosion of a gasoline ve last week. Wiwu ytou want cool- refreshing drinks feet: M'du .water and other cboi-w soil ■■ iks at Al. Renkes’. rent, a good house and barn and St tWi j acres of land on Second Llano ver Ln pin* j Q. A. Hynes, Deltou, Mich. . .11 customers shirts needing new neck cm ds will be repaired free of charge. TBOY LAUNDRY. oand—Apr. 23 In Mudges store, a sum of money. Owner can call there, prove* pr' ?ertj, pay for this notice, ant get -a ie. / xvant McIntyre had a genuine oldu.htoned barn raising Thursday. Il was ’ai tely attended and work progressed ra wily. • •et your eyes feast on tbe beautiful, so ■ ; H mid ht those elegant water sells at ? Hllps & Bibs’. Tjje withln the M ck u( a|L The Sunfield News printed by Frank II. Flint, formerly of the Barry County Democrat, has ceased operation. The pa­ per was all right, J>ut no towb of Sun­ field’s size should have two newspapers. Mr. Flint will publish a paper at Auguste, Mich. D. W. Rogers is iu Lacota, Van Buren j Co., Ibis week adjusting some losses as । the result ot lhe wind storm tbere'i recent-1 iy- fl GREAT GATCH! That’s what everybody made that bought their rods, reels, hooks, lines and tackle of us for the trouting season which commenced Tuesday, May 1. Our stock is still large and complete. Call and see us if you want anything in in this line. QOObYEAR BROS HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS Ed. Bottom left for the western states where he travels, Tuesday. His mother. Mrs. Beamer, accompanied him to Grand Rapids, s' Mesdames Anna D. Mason, G. F. Chid­ ester. W. IL Cook, E. W. Morrell and R. I. Hendershott were in Grand Rapids Monday.. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wolcott, who have beeh tbe guests of Mrs. L. D. Gardner. Jhrft Tuesdiy-Jor Chicago. From there they will visit several eastern cities and Vote on the electric light question. You then sail for Europe to spend lhe summer. are interested and should say how you want your money to be expended. The 325 given away, absolutely free at the votes of the people will greatly assist the Bankrupt Store. committee in their work. Cut out the Those who ordered the entire sec of a blank ballot which wiU be found on the Photograplc Tour of the World will find editorial page and vote at once. them at this office ready for delivery. As we mentioned last week Mesdames Now that maple syrup is cheap you Emory Busby and Kep Silsbee have open­ want to buy that gunuine New York Buck­ ed an Ice cream parlor in the Messer build­ wheat Hour that Jos. Rogers 4 Co. sell for ing formerly occupied by the City Bank. 32.80. As Is well known these ladles are adepts Married at tbe home of the bride’s at making fine ice cream. They have pleasant rooms and cordially Invite tbe mother, on N. Main Street, on Tuesday, May 1st, Miss Ella Mead to Mr. P.- Beapeople of this city to give them a call. sore by Rev. Itoblee.—Charlotte Republi­ .Dr. Wm. W. Kergan, who with Dr. can. Marsh has charge of the Treatment Dep’t. W. E. Osborn, formerly of Kalamazoo, ot tbe O. E. Miller Rupture Treatment is now agent at Woodbury. G. H. ShawCo., Detroit, will be In Kalamazoo at the inan, formerly of Kalamazoo, is agent at American House friom Monday. May 31st. Woodland, ^fr. E. II. Fisher, formerly until Friday evening. May 35th. Old agent at Woodland, is assistant agent at patients and sufferers from ruptures are Kalamazoo. invited to cal'. » We wish to thank our brethren of the iriCfthe annual election of officers for press, for the liberal notice they have the fire department Monday night, the made of tbe coming Firemen’s Convention, following officers were electea for the in this city at our request. Their favors earning year:—W. A. Scidmore. Chief: are thoroughly appreciated and will be re­ A. E. Renkes. Asst Chief; Fred Soule, membered. Sec’y; Tom Doyle, Tress. Committees Irving. Freeport and Assyria corres­ were also appointed to meet visiting fire­ pondences came too late for publication men at the trains. this week. Owing to tbe fact that next On and after Friday. May 11, Hams A week occurs the Firemen’s Convention, hi VanArman, with have on sale a full line of this city, will our correspondents kindly bread biscuit etc, from A- Renkes* hakery, get their items to us on Monday if possi­ making a convenient place for the resi­ ble. dents of the west end of town to get their puffin T. Lombard has purchased tbs baked goods. This Is a move long need­ lots on the corner of N. Broadway and ed, and tbe quality of tbe goods always Green streets, known as the Tinkler proNo. 1, will surely be an advantage to both 'party. We understand Mr. Lombard will cocqmence tbe erection of a fine new resi­ firms. dence immedlatly. A handsome house on H. J. Christmas, of Lansing, has pur­these desirable lots will make one of the chased the photograph gallery of George finest homes in tbe city. L. Heath, and will hereafter conduct the N. T. Diamond, of Hastings, was in the same. Mr. Christmas has had over twenty city yesterday. Mr. Diamond was the years experience in the business, and tbe city treasurer of Hastings last year, hav­ work that be has done and is doing, ing been accidently elected on the republi­ speaks best as to his ability and an artist. can ticket, even against big odds. He He has come here to stay and guarantees made such a bad record, however, tiiat to get out all work promptly. Give him a this year they put him back in the office call at Mr. Heath’s old stand. again by a majority of 387, to see If be The twenty-sixth anniversary of Me­ couldn’t do better work after a years ex­ morial day, inaugurated by John A. Log- perience.—Nashville News. gan. Commander in Chief of the Grand «/Snolher of the old land marks of the Army of the Republic, will be observed eity will soon disappear to give way to Wednesday SCtb.. under tbe direction of tbe'steady march of Improvements in this tbe Post and W. R. C. AU civil religious city. Ln place of lhe old jail, which has and military associations and school child­ so long held Barry County pri.-»onera, will ren are Invited to participate In the cere­ be a handsome new brick residence, which monies of lhe day. will be commenced by P- A. Sheldon and James W. Culler. This, Commander. the cost of which will be 83000. with the elegant new residence already We wish to call the attention of every commence! by Dr. Lowry, will add great­ reader that our offer of the Baxnkk and ly to that portion of the city. Chicago Inter Ocean, tbe two papers for Henry Barnaby can boast of one of the one dollar cash per year, wdll be with­ finest oil wagon tanks Ln the state of drawn after June 1st next. The Inter Michigan. It was made to order for him. Ocean la one of the very best papers pub­ and with tbe special view of accomodating lished, to full of news, has full market re­ his patrons and meeting the demands of port and in short has everything that goes the people of thia city. From an artistic to make np a first, class paper. We wish point ot view, the wagon to a beauty, be­ that those who have taken advantage of ing strong, durable and tastily painted. Ulis extremely tow offer would tell their The oil tank U divided Into four compart­ frieuds and neighbors, and induce them to ments for carrying as many different take advantage af it also. While sub­ kinds or gradea of oil, and the wagon is so scribers may not have time to read during arranged that a dozen or more different the summer months, yet they should re­ grades of oil can be carried if member that tbe paper will come to them daring tbe tong evenings next w later. Re­ B takes three pretty good figures to exprev what Henry paid for this wagon and member that this offer will be withdrawn June 1st. We write this so as to give amappreciated. ptenottee. "The Law Has Settled That Nobody Murdered Dr. Groom We are now to suppose that Dr. Crouin hit himself with a club,stabbed himself with a knife, and shot himself with a revolver. Having done that he picked up his cadaver, walked with it to a manhole, thrust himself into the same and did various other things that a corpse never did before. We don’t see how he ever accomplished it. There are a good many people who don’t see how it is pos­ sible for us to offer the bargains we are now offering, but We are not only offering them but bargain hunting people are takifi^ advantage of them. They appreciate the fact that they don’t often have the opportunity of getting $5.00 Ladies or Gents’ shoes for $3.00. It is an absolute fact that to close a certain line of goods we are sacrificing more than our profit to make room for other goods. These bargains are new, stylish goods and they’ll wear. We can’t afford to deceive you and expect to do business. We are here to stay. All that we will ask is for you to call and inspect. The goods sell themselves. Yours truly, W. H, SPENCE — -u. �__________ Hastings Banner. ' i Thursday, May Praise of Hood’s Hood’s*1?* * *Cures * 1 Rootbeer ?! ■ 1 ‘ 1 ' Ook. ' Btrlkara’ Wives H« Charge Upon Deputies. I humors of the crisis. ' A—. w - ■-■■fli- — MICHIGAN Evening News, ■ - — ftMaaMi OuH® * 6< I “Spoking of the financial strin­ a Wall street broker to — his COOK BROS-. Proprietors. <' gencysaid gency, saia ■ n*u bwccs companions as they were lunching U> gether within the hearing of a New York Tribune reporter, ’‘I’ve got a good one to tell you. The other morn­ Foor Killed. ing a talk solemn-looking stranger went into a bank, which I might name , A TnUUKLK OOMFLICT. Unxomtowm, Pa , May 5.—One of the only I promised I wouldn’t, aud ap­ broodiest scenes in the history of tbe proaching the window of the receiving strike in the coke region occurred at teller quietly remarked that he would daybreak Friday morning at the Paint­ like to deposit five thousand doUbrs. er mines of the McClure Coke company The teller in courteous tones inquired near Scottdale. It is thought at least If he already had an aopo^nt at the three or fpur persons are dead and at bank. The stranger said ne hadn’t. least twelve others have been aprioualy So the teller hastened outaM^, escorted injured as a result of the day’s conflicts. him into the president’s roonk and in­ Uxiontown, Pa. May 5. - Friday troduced him to the president. The was a day of bullets and axes and president; on learning his business, the wildest lawlessness reigned. In a smiled kindly, offered him a seat, and daylight battle at the Painter remarked that it was a fine day. WelL plant fifteen Hungarians were shot, of course, they entered the new depos­ several fatally, and st least three itor’s signature in a big ledger, and dead comrades are thought tn have one of the clerks was directed to pro­ ^s.J.H.Guinafrj been carried off the battlefield vide him with a pass book. Then the and buried secretly. Superintendent receiving teller took him back into the Sanford White, of the Painter plant, bank and politely asked for his -de­ and E. B. Roddy, bookkeeper st the posit But the stranger stroked his IN and---explained that he same works, were horribly beaten and sandy _—„ goatee o---- - --------. both are lying at the point of death, had merely come in to give the cussixty days' notice and would be Sixty-three Slava are now in jail. ternary ’ around with the money on the 4tli of •CL Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: charged with rioting. ••Gentlemen: — I feel that I cannot write October. He added that it looked like Origin of tho Trouble. words which will speak highly enough of Hood’s By contract with the McClure comps* rain, and that a steady pour for half a Bareaparilla. I can tell my friends what It did day would prove a great blessing to ny thirty workmen reported for duty • for me a good deal, better than I can write It But I win simply state that It cured me of a very at the Painter mines. The works had r the country. The teller reached for severe case of catarrh after tho physicians been closed down on account of the ' his bronze paper-weight, but before he and for several weeks could, fire it the stranger had lit out” failed to help me. It also cured my husband of strike, “Speaking of financial stringency,” wheel had turned. The rheumatism of serious nature a year ago. Four not a report that men had gone into said another of the brokers, “I heard a bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla effected unique illustration of it a few days the mine was circulated among the A Perfect Cure in ids case. I think Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the strikers aud dbout daybreak they ago. A man entered a pawnbroker’s beet spring medicine that can be found. We began gathering on the common. shop in the Bowery, and laying down have used it in our family five years, and would There were many women in the crowd. I a twenty dollar bill asked if he could not do without it I am very thankful to you They were armed with axes, hatchet*, be accommodated with one dollar on clubs and picks. A meeting was held iL The pawnbroker was an excellent at which it was decided to charge on judge of money and he saw at once for the blessing this medicine has been to us. the works and bring the men out and that the bill was genuine. So he Every bottle Is worth its weight In gold.” Mm. to place the women iu the front of the turned and said to the stranger, shov­ J. H. GVlNAN, 270 Wabash Ave., Detroit Mich. procession, so the deputies would not ing the bill toward him us he spoker that he was in no mood for nonsense. Hood’* Pills ora prompt and efficient, yet shoot. Charge. But the stranger shoved the bill back, easy In action. Sold by all druggists. 25c. ■ A charge was made with the women rejoined in earnest tones that he in front, the men daring the deputies meant business; that he couldn’t get to open fire on them. They were soon any conductor on a horse cur tochange PARKER’S in the yards, regardless of the presence, the bill; that he had already been put HAIR BALSAM ___ __ ■ .K. X of the deputies, and sweeping every­ off three cars; that hif4 boots were aw­ Never Fadi* to Bwtoro Gray thing before them. Superintendent ful tight, and that unless he could pet Hair to iu Youthful Color. Sanford White urged the deputies not a dollar on the bill he would be com­ to shoot, and while trying to prevent pelled to walk to the Battery. Well, serious trouble was knocked down by jj the pawnbroker couldn’t but feel that a blow from an ax wielded by a woman. the stranger meant what he said. So he ity,‘lDd<£CTtkm, Paia, Take I He fell to the ground unconscious and' took up the twenty dollar bill, toyed with it^ few moments and then said down. to him: ‘Well, my friend. I’d like to Ballet* Flaw Fast. accommodate you, but owing tp the This started the battle, and for twen­ financial stringency I can only give ty minutes bullets from Winchesters you seventy-five cants.’ ” and revolvers were flying on every hand. All the deputies opened fire, THE WASHINGTON LENS. and Sanford White, who regained con- ; sciousness, fired his revolver into tho Hoxr the Removal of the Great Te!o*copo howling mob M he tay on his back Gia** Wa* Effected. with the blood flowing from two horri- ' There was a very plain but very sub­ ble scalp wound* stantial-looking pine box, tied up with In the first conflict fully ten Hungari­ numerous coils of rope und najled ans fell to tbe ground and were car­ ried away to their settlement, while a tight nt all points, lying on the floor great many were injured by flying mis­ of a dingy and deserted room at the naval observatorv, Rays the Wash-1 siles. The sight of the wounded and old ington Post. The observation slit in the dying falling at their sides only in­ the revolving dome had been closed furiated the mob, which rushed on the deputies like wild men and women. | and the great tube of the big twentysix-inch equatorial telescope was swung Forced Uie Dcputle* to Flee. I maksstbe home circle complete. This The marauders did not give up the around and hung dejectedly alongside great Temperance Drink gives plea*ure and buul th to every member of too invasion until the lost deputy had taken of its pedestal. l family. A 23c. package make* 5 gal­ Tha old sky-scraping work shop of shelter in the tipple. A shower of bul- I lons. Be sure and get the genuine lets was poured into them as long as the government had been closed up Bold everywhere. Made only by the ammunition lasted and as fast as a for good and in the pine, box on the Tbe Chas. E. Hires Co; Philada. Slav would fall he would be carried floor was all that was valuable of the away. The ammunition at last-gave old telescope, the great twenty-sixout and the guards fled to the tipple for inch lens, some two hundred and fifty pounds of quite ordin^iy-looking glass, protection. valued at $30,000. It was the last of the , Carried the Wounded Away. Dr- VanMsrter. It is impossible to tell how many apparatus of the old observatory that I OpertUtng Surgeon ot the New Yorki Huns , were shot. They were carried was to bcrcarried up to the new station pye and Ear Hospital. away as fast as they were dropped out on the heights above Georgetown, and i President ot the Interstate Association; of the ranks, and it is said by persons there to be fitted to a new tube that is bf Expert Special Is IN. in the riot that at least three or four being manufactured. » ' By request of nntnv friends and patients were killed outright One woman was The task of removing tho great lens has derided to visit HASTINGS. MICH., shot in the breast and another through to the observatory was one of the most SATURDAY. May 12. Consultation the thigh, but both will recover. delicate pieces of work in connection Free and Strictly confidential in the pri­ Wnmen and children Arrested. with the transfer of the station. The vate pat ior of qhe HASTINGS. HOUSE Deputy Sheriffs Mat Allen and John glass was packed in a special case one daj’ only. The Doctor ileseribes the different dltesees briter than the sick can Richards took a posse of deputies and j wedged into place with folds of soft startedat once for the scene of the ; paper placed at regular intervals over them sei v i**, it is a wonderful gift for any­ riots. They found the men and worn- i it* surface and allowing for expansion . one to lessens. en all in the house* and without meet[ The New York Press savs ’‘Sickness is by heat, ns in that case a tight-fitting a toy in the most phenomenal way he ing the hut opposition arrested sixty- ; box might “pinch” tbe glass and sheds light into the darkened eye, music three of those who composed the mob. j change the perfect image which it now into the mute ear and life into the dying They were brought to jail here under gives. form.” the protection of twenty-five Win- j The inner case was packed in the , Deafness and bead noises cured. Chester* In the gang of prisoners outer heavy box with plenty of soft Tbe Doctor has just returned from were twelve women and ten children. ' packing in between the two and then • Europe and possesses the latest aud best methods for the cure of all. Chronic, Ner- At the lime of the trouble thirty men loaded carefully upon a thick mattress were at work, all of whom have since in the bottom of a spring wagon. It vous, aud Private Diseases, also diseases quit. The work* are idle. was tied in place with several ropes of the Eye and Ear. and rolls of packing were wedged be­ Cross Eyes Straightened. Mother and Sana Fatally Hart. Cataracts Scums and Tumors removed tween the box and the edges of the Ashlaot, Mass., May 7.—Aa Mrs. Dr. seat; und then, with three ta«n sitting without pain. , A, W. Thipp, of Hopkinton, aud her around it to prevent any possible slip, Eyes Weak Watery Granulated speedily cured, alsn all red. raw. sealy diseases of two sons were crossing the New York the wagon started off at a funeral pace, ! de New England railroad here their | which was maintained until the pre­ tbe lids and eye lashes. Optithtonioseupic touting of the eye for carriage was struck by an engine and Far Sight. Near Sight an J Astigmatism all throe of them sustained fatal in­ cious case was fairly landed at the new station on the hill. (blurred sight) is the only exact method juries. _________________ The new mountings for the glass, science as used by Dr. VanMarter. May Festival at IndlanapolU. which were to have been ready by the PERSONS with weakness of the back Imdiafapolis, Ind., May 5.—The end of this month, were held back by ami limbs, involuntary discharges, tmpotency, general debility, nervousness, larg­ sixth annual Indiana May music festi­ the Homestead strike, and will prober confusion of Ideas, palpitation of the val will be given at Tomlinson's hall, not be received for three months more. heart, timidity. dhnueKR of sight, tremb­ Indianapolis, on May 15,16 and 17, under There will be some changes in the ling. diseases ot the head, throat, nose or the direction of the Indianapolis May mounting of the instrument, and the skin, afferihms of lhe liver, lungs, Music Festival association. The en­ terrestrial clock will be run by weights stomach or bowels, tx»se terrible disorders gagements are notable. instead of water power, as lias been caused by solitary rise of youth and secret the ease heretofore. practices blighting the most radiant hopes This is one of the most important Jkffkrson City, Mo., May 5.—Jake rendering marriage impossible or un­ happy. Our method will cure the most Brown, alias John Coleman and a half parts of the telescopic mechanism, asI obstinate case and absolutely restore per­ dozen other names, was hanged in the by it the great glass i* swung round at fect manhoxi. MIDDLE AGED MEN jail hero on Friday forenoon for the a speed that just corresponds to thej with frequent evacuations of tbe bladder murder of Frank Mackin, a foreman in motion of the earth, keeping any par­. or with smarting or burniag sensations the penitentiary. ticular pointof the heavens constantlyp _______ weakening tbe svstem In .a manner tbe pa­ in the field, which is necessary in mak­_ tient con not account for. The urine has ing measurements and for other pur­, Reading, Kan., Maj’ 5.—Portions of poses a ropy sediment or tbe color is thin or a • iniikleb hoe. There are many who die of Lyon and Osage counties were visited this complaint ignorant of the cause which by a waterspout yesterday that flooded A Q-.nrr Cbameter. Is a second stage of Seminal weakness. the country and ruined crops. In this Abel Heywood, ex-mayor ot ManWe guarantee a perfect cure and perfect place and at Olivet every window pane eheerter, England, who died the other• 1 reotorarion. IMPORTANT to LADIES. wm shattered. ’ day, waa a second Hampden in hia reAfter years of experience we possess the ■iatanoe to what he deemed tyranny. grestes* cure for all diseases peculiar to Sjmt Dibgo, Oak, May A—Newa hu Ills obstinate attempt to eell news­ the sex. important cases (and we get been received here that the Yaqni Indi­ papers without the government stamp,, ans ambushed the Mexican soldiers in which he regarded ns a tax upon in­• formation, coat him a term of impris­. ot skilled onment and a good deal of money, bnt killed the stamp law. He was a great admirer of Oliver Cromwell, and pre­ sented two atatnea of the Protector to Cannot Say Enough f A BLOODY BATTLE. court That tribunal h»« rrantert •« order requiring Cb. board ol ol tho county to abow cam, on —h, <t abonld not reconcile and th. rot. coat upon ‘h. propoJllon to remote the county coat loom Allan UtoU-l-ton. It » allefll ,on of Alberta townahlp, wblcb fate . majority of about M0 to favor ot temoral, wa. ille»nlly and thrown out by the «d propoalUon thereby defeated by 100 vote* _ „ ».rted Ninetren _ « >“ 53^ Convict Bipley wm rele^T from nrlaon at Jackaon, bur.ng Barred ulna NUMtnlt He had noter ■on ■ telephone, electric car nor brick pavement until h* came out Tlt.«;W. ho aald. teemed like fairyland to him. and the action, ot people morlnjr about the •treat, were like unto a picnic whoa he wm a boy. He had Mral a few dollars during bls confinement, which he wm disposed to spend m b boy spends a dollar at Christmas. He is 45 years old. The Great Daily of Michigan.' A*IA 000 000.80 by “ >eaulxcriben. **t “ *P'nlof Uvi,,8 “P»nws even, The Detroit E . , ,, w ‘ Tbe shrewd advertiser knows this, and by using the ot Tits NkW« secures Ma share of this enormous sum. 6o.t„, , L, ” probably means aoo.ooo readers, and Instead of the sum abbve, wt -wM Cmm nnn flMMl fWl AdMXttoe In Tbe Bvenlag Nawa If you want Results. Read The Evening News if you want News. t CKBTB re» cost. THE EVENING NEWS, | d' ' l DETROIT. Aftscfoa ta every village, town and city Id tbe State of Michigan. A-LITTLE GIRL’S ESCAPE. HOW SHE WAS RESCUED FROM A LIFE OF TORTURE. Ikxik-krt-iH.rt, gf;*” r. S22* E* frL'>rh •> “» "’rL’in&t l’TrC.''1 “‘■"'’’‘■"J. salN "ruStt ForCatUone. addraw A. f NOTICE FOBI HEARING CLAIMS Altnoat Heyotu! the Hope of KeoovFansral ot Sstmtor BUx'khrldxeState <rf Mtehlgan. Cornu j of l arry ory—A Lovl*g Father’* Grati­ *• hereby siveu. th;-t bv The funeral of Senator Francis Stock­ the Probate court fnr ti, of tude. bridge, who died suddenly In Chicago, made oa the 31« day of (From the Katima CUy, Mo., Journal.) ata mooto. hum that diie took place at St. Luke’s church in Kolft Perhaps no disease with Which a young ereditor* to pre-eht ibeir cUlm, amaaoo. with Rev. R. R. Claiborne, the relate of Jew, Cootaot. i*te m JfJ। rector, officiating. The congressional person can be afflicted is so terrible and deeeaaed. and that all credit s of Sd edare required to present their cUiSf J delegation arrived at noon. The pall­ bhahtlng Id Its-nature m a nervous dis­ ProbataCoun. si the prubT. .£ “W ‘h*c,!r bearers were members of Orctttt post. G. order, which gradually saps tbe strength of HMtlags. for exandmuh. brfurr tbe -.’nd a*y of • k-i-.Iht i A.R. The church wm filled to its utmost of Its victim and bauols him or her day or each claims will 1m- beard capacity and the funeral procession was Monday.theXndday o: . Jh; . ■n-ira and night. tor-*»•» day of October next.»0o’X?ta& the largest ever seen there. The busi­ 4, >. ""« »■ the This was tbe melancholy prospect which tore noon of each of ness louses and factories closed at noon. Dated, April Aid. A. !).. )p>{ chm. W. aa««T....1i, juilteoi Im,.... The burial wm at Mountain Home cem­ confiouted Mr. L. L. Barber’s young daughter, of Edgerton, Kan., and tbe grat­ etery. , chancery s4le. itude of her parents when a complete and For tbe Forestry Kxhiblt. laaliug cure was brought atxmt, may be In par«.nm>raan<l by virtu- of m t^>r Gov. Rich has received from John deerwrof the Clreall Court titta- Gant» Boyd Thacher, chairman of the exec­ imagined. Learning of the case, for it Is H*»ry.h. Chx.^nr, in u,n m*i- of utive committee on awards of the Co­ one which has created a great deal of ex­ made and daivd on lhr:hlrtf*ri»Ui d*v <4 ary A. D. ihh. hi ajeertalu < thereto w»d. lumbian exposition, an official copy of citement throughout the county, a Journal Michigan’s award. It is for the follow­ reporter sought Mr. Harbor lo get the full and Albert E. 8ix*phrr<! ana itacbei \ itu, chain are drfrnctonta. Notir,. f. ing things: that I shall »ril *t publicaoctiGa the Comprehensive display of rich forest re­ particulars In tbe belief that much good bidder, on Halarday th. twdfil; day of )laV°T k m the i. reuwn it a* sources of tho st* to. accompanied by well could be done other anfferers by the pub- D. «♦!. Mt ton north rmti'th. Kriirt h. jv in th ihr compiled statistic* showing In* graphic manner llca lion of the fac’a of tbe case. The re­ of lia-tiiign. Cr.uuti <4» Iki.-fv amt -.n.i State Itf the wide adaptability ot lhe woods of the state fm iI court bon-e !• ”-r for ar utilisation In the Industrial and decorative porter found Mr. Harbor In his shop busi­ Mlehican. bolding eimut court f t »■ C.'ui ty of art*; tn* tractive display of Insect* Injurious to ly engaged on a piece of work. He at commercial woods; artistlo and attractive ar­ once narrated the partirulan* «f the cure rangement of the display In the form ot panels, which tiad been efl feted In the case <if his wainscoting, etc. daughter. The facts are set fprtb In the ** IU« riv*t half Health in Michigan. following affidavit which Mr. Barber vol­ From various portions of the state untarily and cheerfully made: I*. L. Harbor bring duly sworn, on oath the reports of sixty-three observers for the week ended April ‘-’8 show that deposes and says: said dwrtfii'wi < During the Hpritir of the current year. land more ur i- erysiyflas and diarrhea increased and pleuritis decreased in area of prevalence. 18iW. my daughter Bertie, aged 13 years, survey. Dated. liaAUii; Scarlet fever was reported at forty- became afflicted with a nervous di»*a*e five places, measles at forty-eight, which grew upon her to such an extent Pfiuf T. Co: that It ser:oe>ly Interfered with her raiddiphtheria at thirty, typhoid fever st ter, and aroused the greatest trars that it 8j.lcitar J fifteen placesand smallpox at Kalama­ would dSyclope Into SL Vitus’ datjt-c. My Mich. zoo, Menominee Marquette and Jack- daughter Itceame so nervous that she would drop her knife and fork while rat­ ing. and would al times Im* seized with nervous twitching* which excited the Without doubt the oldest continuous alarm of myself and wife. About thia resident of Macomb county is William lime my wife read in the newspaper bT a Moe, who lives a half mile north of wonderful cure of tbe same disease effect­ Disco. Mr. Moe was born on the Weitz ed by Dr. Williams’ 1’ink Fills fur Pale farm, near Mount Clemens, December People. So strongly was I impressed with 30, 1818, and han lived in the; county Jhe facts set forth la the trstimonlah that ever since. He was in Romeo when the I wrote to ascertain the authenticity ol first cellar was dug there. Mr. Moe tbe case. Receiving a reply which com­ claims to be the first white boy born in pletely satisfied me, I sent for a box of the pllla. the county. From the very first dose a marked im­ -POSITIVELY CUKESMichigan Insurance Report. provement in my daughter’s condition The report of Insurance Commission­ wm noticed. She had become thin and er Geddiugs shows that the losses in­ excessively pale, as is common to suffer­ curred by fire and marine insurance ers from nervous diseases, and her weight companies doing business in Michigan had decreased to ah alarming extent. Af­ 81eeple*cnes« and all d«Wi;?<*menW of 1^ « ■ ■ Nervau* &«*•>«. m. during 1893, together with the ex­ ter a careful and thorough trial of the pills penses of operating, amounted to 84. she not only began lo grow less nervous, but also began to gain flesh. ' 988.563. This is 8242,725 more than the It Is needless lo say that I was both sur­ aggregate premiums received. Roetloss EABIES prised and delighted with tbe wonderful change brought about with tbe first box Purely Vegatable. gunranted Altona Could Not Vote. of tbe pills, she is a new girl, and all the opiate-, 100 full size The lost legislature passed a joint symptoms of the disease have disappear­ resolution submitting to the people a ed. Dr. Williams* Pink Pills hare cer­ M. D. Dailey. Rec-bln;: T. ■ .‘rand constitutional amumimeuft extending tainly wrought a wonderful and complete ON tMleh.) Savings Bank, y..» the time in which foroigeers may be­ cure, and 1 can say nothing to good In too much lr. favor of Heart and Nerve Cure. come voters after declaring their in­ their favor. Hat now she Is away on a Prepared by Wheeler am', '.- n'. tention. It is just discovered that if visit, something she would not thought of Oow Cedar Springs. Mich, s-.id i-j ratified it will debar all future arriv­ living able to do three mouths ego. From als of aliens from voting. being shrinking, morbid and timid, she bas become a strong, healthy girl, with no HASTINGS, MICH appearance of ever having been afflicted The annual meeting of the State Bar with any nervous troubles. Tbe pills The Guarantee Nursery C >.. utnera. N \ •< association will be held; at Lansing have done wonders, and I take great wish to employ *evi*ral rviiai’.- ”‘-J‘*n •?” June & and A pleasure In recommending the pills to all vicinity to mH their jmarautved nursery The horseshoers of Bay;county have afflicted with a shnlllar disease. (Signed) Write for terms al one?. organized a union, with D H. McLel­ L. L. Barbor. Sulwribed and sworn to before me lan. of Bay City, as president PARKER'S this 14lb. day ot August, 1803. Vicksburg’s council fixed the liquor [seal] W. IL Kellry, Notary Publzc. HAIR BALSAM nm .nd ’ bonds at >4,000, and the town has four Mrs. Harber, who was present, cordially ■ saloons, same as last year; w rMte io 1'"",'%?^’ absented to all that her husband had said The common council of West Bay regarding the remarkable cure brought City adopted a resolution fixing the about by the Pills, and declared that they closing hour of saloon* at 10 o’clock owed their daughter’s life to them. Dr. William’s Pink Pills contain in a standard time, and the opening, 7 K ■■ T»> condensed fo»m all the elements necessary o’clock. to give new life and richness to the blood, Marsh Loyd, bartender at the Hotel and restore shattered nerves. They are Bryant in Flint, pleaded guilty to sell­ an unfailing specific for such diseases as ing liquor to minors and was sentenced locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, BL to spend twenty days in tho county Vitas dance, neuralgia, rheumatism, . _. trtrtury. jafl. nervaus -headache, tbe after effects of la David W. Titmua, of Howell, convicted grippe, palpitation of the heart, and that of perjury, wm sen fenced to two years tired feeling resulting from nervous pros­ In the state house of correction. tration; all diseases resulting from vitiat­ th.™ >rta>. ffa .>1 •kMrfs! »tvH. John Haggerty, employed- on the ed humors in thi’ blood, such as scrofula, farm of Morris Green, in Holly town­ chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also a ship, Genesee county, wm run over by specific for troubles peculiar to females, such m suppressions. Irregularities, and a land roller and killed. . ' On account of the high water in the all forms of weakness. In men they ef­ fect a radical cure In all cases arising from river the channel at Ontonagon is con­ mental worry, overwork or excess of what MORTGAGE SALEstantly changing. A large sand bar ever natare. Detanlt haring l-een "lV,V’JibSvmSn!e'* Hm formed in the lake SOO feet from the Th«« PHIs are manufactured by the Dr. a certain m..rt»Me executeI by ."‘‘j “u,. to ‘ ? ~ "I? Medlc,ne Company. Schenecta- Room and Arts ' erBoom, bAtond W. dttad the. *’**5*!S‘’hS Mu*>ey ran over and y* an<* Brookville, Ont., and are SSm a! November ixra. ‘’iL.L twthetaM! killed by an electric ear in West Bay a«»Id only la boxes bearing tbe Arm’s trade day of November HS2 tt* rslcl * !went City, while riding a bicycle. mark and wrapper, at 50 cents, or six Clmr'.r* W. 8mlth. to John G. L day of Novrinber w ‘J1.1,1,, kiiirh said: William C. Seymour, a private deteo- boxes for S3.50, and are never sold in MSIh; wa, reeArded toe same h-W. mortgage there l« due ax the d»- r। . tire iu the employ of Put O’Neil, wm bulk or by lhe dozen or hundred. hundred and forty 8re »f»d'®‘lr^’ arrested a D -tro t with between 81,590 laid assigneeiot »*‘!L,norU1‘c.‘ m aid to enasHre1 Uie whole amount se, urcu . and 82,0ju worth of plunder in hi* poeJohn Graham Brooks, the bureau of aeaaion. labor expert, describes in the Forum Daring a thanderatorm John W. Forguaon, a grocer of Weal Bay City, was in Germany. Ten yean ego the fleet •truck by lightning and blatantly killed •top was taken to bring Uie whole body sale in sMd mortgug” I „ highand Mrs Maggie Bennett ma aeriouasame by a Kale at public auction to ly Injured. ert bidder at the north front *lo,'J|v{Jj.u twenty pulwry >UU lHarwM. To^y nearly A stranger committed suicide in Shepherd by taking strychnine, tn his thirteen million laborer, are actually insured against sicknew. accident, to Jte^oEd‘wins»" pocket* were found letters validity and old age. The peoele bm to Samuel Pattehkan, Mt Plenaant Mirir x ’ i icosant, airly satiafled with the prorialon, exMatafM&ausrt- r Of wed;1'1 p * . ,<st Wheeler’s te tkli. HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration. Epllcpsu. UNHCKLLED FDR again sariooaly great h rretora- invalidity, i •xdaositoi ■y would eagerly if possible. The 4 �l While Sam HUI and wife, who live on than assertions, which your petL H i the John Phillips’ farm, south of the11 reasons, ttoner believes to be untrue. Moved by AW. Osborn that tbe matter J Quail trap school bouse. In Maple Grove, y. Thursday, May 1894. of election of City Att’y be deferred. Car­ Very respectfully yours. Mn Wmuowl Boothia* Syrup baa been usm ried. Ayes—all. astings ity ank were returning from a trip to Belding, for children teothlogTn aooa» the child, aoft'•» J. W. B k NTI.EY. w. K. COOK. Local Editor. Moved by Aid. Welssert to proceed to fn8.t’"’Mlay< all P*'n. curre wind colic, Moved by Aid. Hicks that the above be Monday, their team ot colts became fright­ Hastings, - - Mich. . elect meml>er board or water cuxnmlsalon- xml H the iwvt remedy tor Dixrrhwa. Twentyened at ft dog, about nine miles north ot rac’d aud referred to chairman of the St. ers. Carried. Ayes—all. com. Carried. Ayes—all. Lake Odessa, and Mr. Hill got mat to, To AW. Hlcka and Huffman appointed tell ­ the Mayor and Common Council. O TJk X* S7S.OOO.OO * quiet them, but one of them kicked him -iSKl.K BROS. ' At a regular meeting of Ko a Go. No. 8. ers. * 1 ballot Chas. Welssert 5. blanks 2. Tonsorlal Artists. bver and they ran away, throwing Mrs. held on Thursday evening. May 3rd, IBM. Moved by AW. Busby that Chan. Weia„ . >r vast of Lunn’s Tailor Shop. Rub’t Bell was elected delegate to tbe XiehlfM. . ?.v <>f hair cuu. Our shaves Hill out and bruising her severely. They State Firemans’ Convention held Muy 16th aert be declared elected member of board '• ■......... . trial Tomis TtK 11' " stopped with friends at Lake Odessa until aud L7th, 1894. Subject to yom* approval. of Water Com. Carried. Ayes—Bennett Busby, Hicks, Huffman, OFFXCEMa: Wednesday, when they came on home.— E. G. Holbrook. Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. O. G. Bobtnaon, President,Nashville News. , ' Auctioneer. Sec’y. Nays—none. Moved by Aid. Hicks that the above be Moved by Ald. Welwert that the recor­ ■ who afe thin, hollow-chest­ ” -wt. ngs. • • ■ Mich. D. W. Reynold*. (Matter. rec’d and action of Co. anaialned. Carried. der be instructed to purchase a new record • v >c are k'f’inp to have an auction ed, qr growing too fast, are nJ Have had large experience dxxxctors: Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, book. . Carried. . v.X^atlsfactiun. Terms reasonD. W. Reynold*. W. H. Powers. Osboru. Tinkler. Welssert and Waters. made Strong, Robust and X Ayes—Bennett, Busby. Hicks, Huffman, D. G. RoblMon, R. B. Mmmt Dr. H. J. Turner has Just completed Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. Hast lugs. May 3rd, 1894. Health; by John Oarveth. Cheater Meaoer. . /aLMETIER. J. M. SMITH. setting out 1,500 current bushes, which To the Hon. Mayor aud Common Council. Nays—none. F. T. Oolgrove. makes in all thirty acres of fruit on bls At a regular meeting of Hose Co. No. 2. Move<l by Aid. Hicks that the St. Com­ farm. E. F. Clark has also just set out held on Thursday evening. May 3rd, 1894. missioner be given another week In < i .ELECTION AND READ K STATE Bm the only seringa department m In Barry about 700 currents on bls place south-east the following persons were nominated fnr which to furnish a bond. Carried. Ayes PALMERTON A SMITH of the village.—Wayland Globe. membership. Subject to your approval. —all. . . A. A. Wlilmont, age 43 years, occupation r . .n> ing a specialty. Moved l»y Aid. Bennett that the Mayor At the alarming rate Vermontville Is moulder, residence 2nd ward; Jay Garri­ Woodland, Mich be Instructed lo obtain an Att’y to Investi­ producing freaks of various kind*, some son, age 20 years, occupation printer, resi­ gate the complaint made to him by the PROBATE ORDER. enterprising citizen might start a side dence 2nd ward. nightwatch. Carried. State ot Michigan. County ot Barry—aa. show. This week, its a lamb with a bead At a session of the Probate Court for tbe Rob’t Bell, Foreman. Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, the Cream of Cod-liver OIL County shaped something like that of a ferrlt, Bild COLLECTION OFFICE. of Barry, boldeu at lhe Probate Office in Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert aud Waters. E. O. Hulbbook, Sec’y. with a small hole where the month ought the city of Hastings, in said county, on Tues­ It contains material for mak­ day. inc>- promptly attended to. Moved by Aid. Welssert that the above Nays—none. the 1st dav ot May. In the year om to be and another opening like u mouth eight hundred and ninety four. Moved by. Aid. Tinkler that the poll list ing healthy Flesh and Bones. thousand Ixiyal'E. Kuappen. under its neck, with ears each side <»f this ] be rec’d and action of the Co. sustained. Present, Cbariea W. Arrrttroug. Judge ot Motlnu prevailed. be excluded from tbe tax rolls. Lost. lower opening, nose very peak«xl and a Cures Coughs, Colds and Probsts. Ayes—Huffman. Tinkler, Weisfert and Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman. In the matter of the estate ot Valentine large bag or sack just below the lower A DENIXON. Buck, late of Omlllus County, of Onondaga OslMjrn. Tinkler, Welaiert and Waters. Waters. Nays—Bennett, Busby, Hicks Weak Lungs. Physiciam, the O. mouth. It did not live. and State of New York, deeaared. and Oilbora. Nays—none. On reading and Bling tbe peclUon duly verified world over, endorse it Moved bv Aid. Hicks that the ordinance Baltle Creek authorities fine a wnnuin Notice to Build and Repair walks. Ural of Gilbert Buck, son of bald deceased, prajing 3*4 RAp!<U. Mlelilgsn. £14.20 for striking n man with a finrtie John M. Brssmer build a new walk on coin, be instructed to draft an ordinance that Ancillary administration ot said estate Don't be deseHed by Substitutes! tuav be granted to said petitioner (who to the whip. nn>l lets tbe Inmate* of a disreput­ Mieblcan Ave. on west side of street and with reference to poll tax. Lost principal administrator of said estate aa ap­ Pwparad by Soott £ Cuvm, XL Y. All Druggets. Ayes — Bennett, Busby, Hicks and Os ­ able house off on a 89.20 fine. \ pears by exemplified copies ot his appoint­ on the east side of lots 131 and 93 and 09, u and Surgi-ou. ment issued by the Surrogates Court of Ononalso that Eugene McMurrey build new born. Nays—Huffman, Tinkler, Welssert Mteh. Danh l Squire, of Battle Creek, has In dsga County, New York, aad now on file In this and Waters. i*.I <1 iy or iiitfbL UL court.) or to some other suitable person. hls poh.-teselon. a lock used on a sailor’s walk on east side of lot No, 19 and 20 on Thereupon it Is ordered, that Saturday, the Michigan Ave., also that David Trego | Moved by Aid. Hicks that the bill of cnest about 150year* ago. it b 'loiiged to 28th day of May A. D. 1894. at ten o'clock In tbe build new walk on east side of property, NL com. for the work done Iu 1st ward, be forenoon, be saalgned lor tbe hearing of raid a relative ««f hi* who wpa murdered nt *ca allowed and orders drawn un Gen. High, l*eUUon and that the beire at law of said de •ruey at hw, about the time of the ^nvrlean revolu­ on east side of lots No. 19 and 20. also Hint fund and the work done In 3rd ward be ceased and all other persons interested Ip said Mrs. Eira Hall build new walk on east Iln<tini9h Mich, tion. , are required to appear at a seftsfon ot In the line of choice candies, estate side of property also that Frank Stanley paid from 3rd ward fund. Carried. all court?, of the state. Col­ said Court, then to be notdeti at the Probate Ayes—Bennett, Busby. Hicks, Huffman, The Knights of,Maccabees of VanBu­ build new walk on cist side ot lot No. 9 office. In tbe City ot Hastings, iu »atd Countyly attended to. I fruits, nuts, and fresh bakery Osborn. Tinkler. Welssert and Waters. and show cause. If any there be, why tbe pnrrrr ren county, hold a two days convention, and 10. alM that Mrs. Kellar build new of tbe petitioner mav not lx granted. And ft to or picnic, at Bangor. June 5th aud 6th. walk on east side of lot No. 1 and 3. also Nays—none. E. H. LVniRUP. goods, constantly kept on hand. further ordered, that nd<l petitioner give notice Moved by Aid. Hicks that the acct, of to tin- persons Interested lr said estate, ot the Maccabees are expected from all over that Mrs. Shepard build new walk on •athic Physician and ot said petition and tbe hearing Michigan. state road on south side of property and 11. E. L. & P; Co. be return-d to the Co. Surgdon Prompt attention given to all Kdeucy rvof by eausloga copy ot this order th bo on south side of lot No. 6 mid 7, also that for correction. Carried. Ayes—all. . W. 11. Goodydafs New published In the Ha»tinju Bannkb. a news­ Offi “ A Gobleville man made up faces at a Tom Bitnson repair walk on south side of The following accts, audited: orders. Call and see me at paper printed aud circulated in said County of trull pup. It got even with him by jump­ Barry, once in each week for throe sucreaaire lot 108 and 109. also that James Bauer re­ Reed A San, repairs on scrapers.. s Ail e?.l - pr< mptly attended to. day of bearing. ing at lili, face aud biting through tbe lip. 3.63 CITY BAKERY. weeks previous to said repair walk on west side of lot No. 17 and H. E. L. & P. Co. lights Chas. W. Austboxu A. Warner, labor 1.81 SCRIBNER, M. D-, Judge of Probate. Mason creamery got a scorching recent­ 13, also that Mrs. Elie Becbtell build new (A true copy.) 1.81 Physician and burgeon, ly, which is the first tire the city has had walk on west side of lots No. 366 and 367, Ed. Holbrook Delton? - • Mich. also that Al Jones build new walk on F. Jenison, killing and burying a for a few days over a year. dog........................................ .50 north side of property between Jefferson OlBr- IT r.*sldtrtice. one block east of depot. Geo. Garber, labor Charles H. Ferguson, on trial at Kal­ street and Church street. .15 fe ‘ A. « e. H. BABBKH : J. C. Cole, 8 loads dirt kaska for the murder of George E. Scott .50 Emory Busby, . Physicians aud Surgeons. II. E. A 1. works, supplies aud of Charlotte, broke down under a rigid . C. H. Osborn, labor 14.90 Call? in city or county responded to with cross-examination un Tuesday and con­ . W. F. Hicks. Goodyear Bros., tap 9.50 promptness, day or night ‘ fessed tbe murder. The murderer will be Riley C. Waters. F. Bennett, labor .50 sentenced on Thursday next. Moved; by Aid. Welssert that the report M. C. R. R- Co, freight A. SHELDON, ............................ ................ 1.87 Charlotte has had to borrow money to be accepted and adopted and proper no­■ Abstract and Real Estate Office. Moved by Aid. Busby that the accts, be keep things running until tax time re- tices .served. Carried. Ayes—all. Attract Block. HasRqgs. • allowed and orders drawn on the respec­ : < I.v.l on Reft! Estate Real Estate pleuishes its treasury. Mos.* to I Hasting^MIch . May 4tb, 1894. tive funds for same. Carried. < ral con wvanclng. •Old eft «oi We, the com. to fchom was referred the Ayes—Benn eft Busby, Hicks, Huffman, <■: .t..i j ' Net of Abstract Becks, coin.oaring The corner-stona of tbe new M. P. 1 petition asking for change of water way In‘ ■ " ■—*i, can furnish i complete church at Eaton Rapids was laid last piled trom t!■ i Osborn. Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. I Market St. would recommend that the• Nays—none. Q. E. BROOKS. A trs.-t!<. ______ Clerk. Wednesday. Rev. J. R. Stevenson de­ i prayer of tbe petitlonore 1* granted. C. On motion of Aid. Busby council adM. F”W!4:i:.!>.lL h. livered the address. Rev. I~ Dodds is I L. Huffman. John Welssert. W. D. Ben­ ■ Journed for one week. pastor of tho church. nett. Geo. H. Tinkler. E. G. Holurook, a. m. to ftjp. in. Oflk John DeWright of Cooper is starving to ' Moved by Aid. Hicks that lhe above be Recorder. death at his home. He lost his house by 1 rec’d and work ordered commenced under LIP T. COLGK0VE, Ordinance*. tire a few month* since, and although Supervision of street com. Carried. Attorney* at Law Sec. 1. The Common Council of the Sv. < to Smith Colgrote.) Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks. Huffman, well-to-do. ho has brooded over the loss, t'.Hhcc in Union block, Hastings.; por twenty-two days scarcely anything, Oaboni. Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. City of Hastings ordains, that section one -ibhII the courts of-tbe stale. Fra. Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants of an ordinance entitled ”An ordinance , . excepting water has passed his lips. He Nays—none. Moved by Aid. Hicks that the electric. relative to the running of railway cars and refuses all other nourishment and is de­ H. KEN ASTON, and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor light Com. have another wk. In which to। engines.” adopted March 93rd. A. D. 1888, termined to die. He Is 80 years of age. • Attorney at Law, other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute Over J. 8. Goodyear A Oo. ’s store.) report on strelet lights. Carried. Ajcs . l>e and the same is hereby amended so as The Wldtney A Audrus show, a small 1’-' 'i ui court«of the State. Collection* a,Moved by Aid. Welssert that tbe matter to read ns follows: for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. • 'CtjUiy itt»*ndingto. circus started from Vicksburg, for a sum­ ■ Kate of speed within certain limits of. mer tour, lhe past week. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by of repairing roof at engine bouse and pur­. lhe c|ly. Section 1. That the rate of IM MERMAN, liomcepathic Phy■Jcian and Surgeon.* Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms aud allays Dogs hsjve made bad work for Allegan, chase of small lipre be referred to Fire: speed of the engines aud cars on the . Grand River Valley Division of the Michi­ >v«r i.^thropS drmt store.) county fartners docks lately* One man com. Carrietl. Ave*—all. feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, Moved by Aid. Waters that the n-com-, gan Central railway, between the Michigan had eleven sheep killed and thirty wound­ cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves mendaUtm or chlor of Fite Dep tj with Central freight depot and the building ed in one bight. reference to leHInif ln»e be irranled end now occupied by the Hastings Furniture teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. engineer of water works give proper pres­ Manufacturing Company, in said city.; shall not exceed six miles per hour, and Council Procredinga. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach sure for same- Carried. Ayes- all. * QKQUL/1TION any engineer, conductor, person or per; Morel by Aid. Hick, 'h*1,1Fln1. and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ sons having charge of any engine, car or This week, 82 quires. Common} Council met in regular session Instructed to settle with .Mr. 1 toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Friday eaenlug. May 4tb, it»94. Mayor the matter ot witness fees In Shepard case. train of ears, who shall cause such engine, । Hen.tt:« r. changes for adverti.*eujents Grensel presiding. Present at roll call. C*MoTIed bTAJd? Hiek. ttal the orj'“«”« car or train of cars to go over or upon said j Grand River Valley division of the Michi-1 mu< :v:» . 'his office Tuesdays al latest to Aid. Bengiett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Com. be lustrnelcl to draft an ordinance gan Central railway, between said Michi­ Insure insertion iu the issue of the week Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. gan Central dei>ot and the building now when brought. “Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil­ Minuter of last meeting read and ap­ with referent-' lo extension ot sewer from [occupied by the Hastings Furniture Man­ Conrl Hoose to school house. Carried. dren. Motbcra bare repeatedly told me of Its ufacturing Company, at a greater rate of lr s no* what its proprietors say. but what proved. good effect upon their clL idren.” To the hpnorable Mayor and Common His .r- n.t .u,;ia that tells tbe story of H. A. Aacm, XL D„ Dm. O. C. Oac.ooo, Moved by Aid. Hicks that the reeom- speed than six miles per hour shall be it* merit Hood's Sarsaparilla curve. Council of tbe City of Hastings. deemed to be guilty of a misdemeanor and 111 So. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, H. Y. Lowell, Mwa We, tbe undersigned residents of the tnendation of com. with reference to upon conviction thereof shall be punished cement cross walks be accepted. Tie. Craiphot Cream Catarrh Cure will Cure City of Hastings and residing on Hanover Ayes—Busby. Hicks, Osborn and Wa­ by a fine not exceeding over one hundred I street, would respectfully petition you to which 1 am acquainted. I hope tbe day la not dollars and cost of persecution, and In de­ Catarrh. W. H. Goodyear. enoe in their outside practice with Oaateria, have Hanover street graded to a true grade ters. Nayes—Bennett, Huffman, Tinkler fault of payment of such fine and costs, ■ Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure will cure from tbe north line of the property owned and Welssert. Interest at their children, and use Caatorte lo­ shall be committed to the county Jail of Moved by Aid. Tinkler that the resolu ­ a cold in the head. W. H. Goodyear. by Mrs. Quincy Hines, north |o where Barry County for a period not~ exceeding dtetroytag their toreri oom, by forcing opium, Camphor Cream Catarrh Cure is the bes t Grand street Intersects said Hanover tion with reference to cement cross walks ninety days. Geo. H. Tinkler, be adopted and walks be built. Lost morphine, aoothlng syrup and other hurtful C. L. Huffman. soothlng’and healing. W. H. Goodyear. street Ayes—Bennett, Huffman. Tinkler and favor upon it." ageote down their throats, thereby eeoding Joseph C. Wardell and 16 others. W. D. B ennbtt. A hut >1 ing of Carter’s Extract Smart Uxrro Hoanrax. axd Dnmasr, Moved by Aid. Welssert that the peti­ | Welssert. Nays—Busby, Hicks, Osboru Moved by Aid. WeiSMTt that the above and Waters. Wtci will cure the Grippe. W. H. Good­ tion be rte*d and prayer of petitioners be accepted and adopted, printed and the Moved by Aid. Huffman that the City Conway, Ark. year. granted. Carried. Mme to take effect May 18111, 1894. Car­ Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, printing be let to Hastings Banner In ac­ ried. Ayes—Bennett. Busby, Hicks, Th* Coatawr Company, 17 Murray Street, New York City. Coaler’s Qronp am! Consumption Cure is Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Watery. cordance with their bld. Motion lost. Huffman. Osborn, Tinkler, Wtfiasert and Ayes — Busby. Huffman, Osborn and the b<coach medicine. W. 11. Good- Nays—none. Waters. Nays — none. Welssert. Nays—Bennett and Waters. Hastings, May 4, 1894. An ordinance relative to the opening Aid. Hicks and Tinkler refusing to vote. To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council Moved by Aid. Aid. Tinkler to proceed and closing of billiard and pool rooms, ■ Carter's’Cough and Consumption Cure and the exclnslon of minors therefrom. of tbe City of Hastings. to Imllot ftir letting of Job of City print­ relieves at- once. Try It; never falls. W. BILL1ABD AND POOL ROOMS. Gentlemen:— Carried. Ayes—all . Tbe undersigned, your petitioner, hav­ i ing. Sec. 1. The Common Council of the H, G-M-dycar. Ald.illicks and Huffman appointed tell­ City of Hastings ordains, that all billiard ing noticed that a resolution is to come be­ Carter’s Cough and Consumpt! on Cur fore your honorable body, designed to ers. and pool rooms In the City of Hastings Result 1 ballot Hastings Banner 4, will core -,’zhs and croup, acts quick change tbe established grade of said shall be closed at the hour of 10 o’clock Barry County Democrat 1, blanks 2. each night and remain closed until the streets Id the 4tb ward of tbe City, and tashf. \v. H. Goodyear. Result 2 ballot Hastings Banner 4, ---------------------------- is THE---------------------------hour of 0 o’clock, a. m., of the succeeding b-aing a resident of said ward, would Barry Count}' Democrat 1, blanks 9. liu ing the past year over three hundred respectfully protest against the passage of Reimlt 8 ballot Hostings Banner 4. day. IT tn V- terans died in Michigan. This said Yesolntlon for the following reasons: MINORS 9. Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for any The grade a* now established Is satis­ blanks sbourl ijcTvmeuibered on Memorial Day. Result 4 ballot Hastings Banner 4, proprietor, servant, employee or manager factory to a large majority of tbe property blanks 1, Hastings Journal 1. Middleville citizens presented their re- owners of the ward. of any billiard or pool room in the City of HHS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. Result 5 ballot Hastings Banner 4. Hastings to allow, suffer or permit auy tiiii. post master, Hamilton Corvetb, A grade having been established for the blanks 1. Hastings Journal 1. person under the age of twenty-one years with ,i ..,ij beaded cane, to express their whole City, aud the grades of the streets Result 6 ballot Hastings Bannbr 6, to visit or remain in any billiard or pool in said ward having been established with Barry County Democrat 1. Hastings DAILY (wllhttrt Sunday), >6.00 per year. DAILY (with Sunday), *8.00 per year. ' ip, ami approval of hls manner of room. reference to Intersecting streets of other 1. SEMI-WEEKLY, . . *2.00 M WEEKLY, . . . *1.00 M penalty. ing the office. , » . . wards, it would be difficult to properly Journal Moved by Aid. Huffman that lhe City Sec. 8. Any person offending against grade the streets ou any other system than As a newspaper THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of the times in all respects. printing be’ let to Hastings Banner. Mo­ A j j ular form of entertainment for a the provisions of this ordinance, shall up­ It spare* neither pains nor expense in securing ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST established. chm. । society is a “guess social.’* A theIfone sustained. } on conviction, be punished by n fine nbt auy change Is to be made it should tina OF CURRENT LITERATURE. Axes—Bennett, Busby, Huffman, Os­ exceeding twenty-five dollars or less than cake s ni'itiv and some article baked in It. include the whole system, and be done un­ born. Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. ten dollars and costs of prosecution, or by -P*t-uih are entitled to guess what it Is at der tbe advice of a competent engineer. j Nays—Hicks. ; Imprisonment in the county jail not exAs you know, the work on the streets Moved by Aid- Waters that *90 be appro­ t i’ evnte a guess. The lucky one can In years past has been done without refer­ priated to flx east MUI St. on south side, cevding sixty days, or both such fine and la edited especially for those who, on account of mail service or any other reason, de take the. - ike home with them. ■ ence to auy system, and tbe result was so ns to make It passable for people to imprisonment in the discretion of the not tain a daily paper. In its columns are to be found the week’s newa of aU the Take, rare of smoked hams for sdmmer that no street was properly graded, al­ travel over. Amount to be paid from 1st court. world condensed aud the cream of tbe literary features of the Daily. .Sec. 4. All ordinances or parts of .ordi­ though much money was expended In ttte. Cut up the same as for cooking, then wd. fund. Motion lost nances, conflicting with the provisions of A8 A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS *^X"Zoh" moving dirt back and forth in the streets. Ayes—Huffman. Osborn and Waters. this ordinance, be and the same are hereby pack in stone jars solid, within two inches This was notably tbe case on Jefferson Nays—Bennett Busby, Hicks, Tinkler of the lop. Pour melted lard over top; St. and aiso on State St. Jefferson St. has repealed. and Welssert Done at tbe council chambers, in the when cool lay on a thin piece of muslin, since been graded andfcaS proved satiMacMoved by Aid. Hicks that the request City of Hastings this 97th day of April, of EIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making in aU SIXTEEN PAGES. This Supple, meet, containing SIX PAGES OF READING MATTER and TWO FULL-PAGE cover with salt and keep In a cool place. tory to the residents on the same. State of W. W. Taylor with reference to pre­ A. D.. 1894. St. has not yet been worked to grade, and paring a lawn tennis court at S. E. Cor. ILLUSTRATIONS, is alone worth the price charged for the paper. Geo. H. Tinkler. —Grange Visitor. it now forms a dam which prevents bring­ of the park, be granted. Carried. Ayes THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, tbe news and ceramet*. W. D. Bennett. Every mother should keep a bottle of ing out the water, from a portion of the -lai center of all west of the Allegheny Mountains, and is bette- adapted to the * C. L. Huffman. I all. Moved by AJd. Bennett to proceed to Carter’s Extract Smart Weed in the house. teiritory south of it. When this street . needs of tho people of that section than any paper briber East. Moved by Aid. Welssert that the above shall be graded as proposed, there will be I elect City Att’y. Carried. Aid. Hicks It ia in accord with the people of the West both In Politics and Liter-store. be accepted and adopted, printed and take When Bid little one comes home with wet no trouble to make dry streets and yards ' and Huffman appointed tellers. Please remember that tbe price of Tbe Weekly Inter Ocean IS ONLY ONE effect on May 18th, 1894. Motion sus­ feet and chilled, a hot sling of Carter’s Ex­ 1 ballot C. Bauer 3, P. T. Oolgrove 1. tained. Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Huffman, DOLLAR PER YEAR. Address *« to the south. To avoid further useless expenditure of W. O. Lowden 9. tract Smart Weed will prevent taking Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. 9 ballot C. Bauer 3, P. T. Colgrore cqjd. Children like it. It is as pleasant mohey, and for tbe purpose of having Nays — Hicks, some definite system, general In Its charac­ W. O. Lowden 4. as lemonade. W. H. Goodyear. ter, by which to work the utreeta, the pre­ Economy andYtreugth 3 ballot C. Bauer 8, P. T. Colcrove A hot sling of Carter’s Extract Smart vious council employed a competent en­ W. O. Lowden 8. Valuable vegetable remedfes are used in the For a short time wc will send the Hastings Banner and the preparation of Hood’s Haraarmrllla tn aneb a "red will cut the mucous phlegm out of gineer to make surveys, and after the .pro­ 4 ballot C. Bauer 9, P. T. ColKtore wroth*' manner aa to retain :h<- full medicinal Week’y Inter Ocean, the two papers for only one dollar per year cash files. and proposed grades, had been on value tn every Ingredient. Thus Hood’s Sar­ in advance, to-Barsy County Readers. Those out of county Mi. 25 per the throat and lungs In a few hours, mak­ file in the City Clerk’s office, the required W. O. Lowden 8. 5 ballot C. Bauer 9, P. T. Co>po« saparilla combine* economy and strength and ing It a ahre cure and quick cure'and pre­ time previews te its adoption, and no pro­ Is tbe only remedy ot which ••too Doses One year. W. O- Lowden 4. । Dollar” ts true. Be sure to get Hoods'. ventive of- Croup, Diphtheria, Sore test having been made, they were unani­ 6 ballot C. Bauer 3. P. T. Coijrore mously adopted. It would seem unwise. Throat, Pneumonia, etc., as these troubles W. O. Lowden 2. -Hood's Pill* do not purge, pain, or gripe, but In view of ail the facta, for your honorable 7 ballot C. Bauer 4, P. I. Oolirrove all come from a neglected cold. W. H. body to undo tbe work of the previous [ act promptly, easily ao«l efficiently. W. O. Lowden 1. *• Goodyear. ' Council tn this respect, withoat more valid a st n'gs Banner j H C B , business cards. SUBPLOT S Children J'- .-.c. Scott’s Emulsion E EYERTTHINQ I) A. E. RENKES, FK2PK. B What is CASTORIA PJ I A LOCAL NEWS. Castoria. Casto ria. The Inter Ocean MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST The Weekly Inter Ocean A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, a COOK BROS. T �BCHOOU COLUMN. Additional Local News. whose growth within tbe past two n*re ha.< been phenomenal and which this year promises to far outstrip any previous year. aSpeci.l rxcnnlen to Grand Tl* Midi. Central, Tueidey. M«r ls,h’ ’w' In the past, the flrat tew month? of tbe on account of ball game Mtween Grand year have been very quiet, but thia year Rapids and Detroit. The following low was orer ten times what It ever was be­ fore. On Jan. 1st. ImU . the assessable rates have been given:— Rate. capital was 55,892,221.00. Since Jan. 1st. Leave Time 90c. the assessable capital has Increased near­ 8:35 Morgan 80c. 8:52 ly one million doUara, and new policies Hasting? 65C. are rapidly pouring in from every portion . ®*10 Irvine Iu propor. Other pointe along the line of tbe state. When a person jolor thia . tiou? Train will arrive In Grand Rapids company, he In reality ‘pays one assess­ at 10:05 a. m. and leave Grand Rapids at ment in advance, and so rapidly has the 7 p. m. C. R. Osborx, agent. company grown that this advance assess­ Vk The rapid spread of contagious diseases ment paid by every member upon joining and their near proximity are, and indeed the company has more than paid all losses need be, creating intense anxiety, and a wblcb have been paid with promptness tense feeling of dread In community. and perfect satisfaction to all, so that Against the dire assaults of contagious there has not been a single assessment diseases and epidemics, the first step nec­ made upon members since the company essary Is proper sanitation, absolute puri­ was organised, over 0 years ago. The ty aud cleanliness of premises, apparel best thing that could happen to the com­ and person. So fnr as the matter of ap­ pany would be to meet with a good loss parel Is concerned, this city is happily and then tbe members would bettor ap­ situated, having here a large, first-class preciate what cheap protection they’ve laundry. The Troy, managed by experts, bad for orer nine years and It would show with great care and best attention to needs In what an excellent condition the com­ pany is in. With an assessable capital of of patrons. nearly seven million dollars. It can staid MIm 1x>Is Marshall has been engaged as a big loss and still the burden would hard­ second assistant in tbe Hastings schools ly be noticeable for each member. for the coming year. She was chosen for tbe position at the meeting of the board of education Wednesday evening by unan­ The annual meeting of the Women’s imous vote of eleven members present. Club, for the election of officers for the She will have charge of the algebra and ensuing year, will be held on Friday after­ German branches. We congratulate Miss noon. May 11th. Let every member be Marshall upon her good fortune of secur­ present. Services will be held as usual Sunday ing such a splendid position so close to her home, and can assure tbe people of afternoon at 2.30 at tbe hall of the Spirit­ ualistic Society, this city. Speaking by Hastings that they will find her not only some member of the society. A free-will thoroughly competent to fill the position, offering accepted. but a decided acquisition to their social Quarterly meeting at the Altoft school­ circles.—Nashville News. house tbe 12 and 13th. Services at 3 p. At a great expense, the Forest and m. Saturday, and Sunday at 10 and 8. i* Chin*, xnd H Onlookers in the cnrd-roomaof cluba, toll.. *OtoAO. miming rewrU »nd rimUar inrtiluttoM wh»t -* ties for almost everything, even for the soiled pleying <=*rds they getting out of tamper In public, aa of­ How to Muke Promotion Fxorcteo* luwere cast «dde in such fense for which the penalty 1, fivedays' New Y. rk H r»ld- Tbe number of new Imprisonment. Tbe punishments of oTeard. e-led tor in . It would be no difficult task to state the Chinese code are ee numbow these exorcLses may be made Interest­ bl. dob or . prosperous varied as they are barbarona ing, provided all concerned are interested; bouse In the course of • “ but should there be pupils In the school enormous. A peck may be used through who are not lobe promoted, parents in »n entire evening, but ft frequently TteU) ».. tbe district who feel that their child or fteef being children are to be left behind, it would happens where high' stake. plsyod for th.t half a doxen new packs surely be beyond tbe power of any teach­ .•na.w> n er to make the event one of Interest to wiU be called for la a single game In RtoSt’‘temdifmS?£■<*•.’*«. - ■ them; so to Insure success at this time a the course of the night As non. but Overdrafts........ 1.7W 00 RIOUOEO RATES AT prepara’lon that long precede the promo­ enrds of excellent quality are used Furniture and fixture* tion exercises should be in progress. and as a player for stakes has a right gi*1 There may be an Interest on the part of to demand a fresh pack whenever hto Due from bank* in reserve elites. tbe pupils during lhe entire year almost caprice or superstition prompt, him, Checks and cash Items GRAND RAPIDS, sufficient to warrant their success at the the keeper of a gambling house find, UoMeotn.... OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. Bitver at»hi........ . close, for the child of the country school the cost of providing them a consider­ U £ and National Bank Notes a. KATESei.fi* prrfiv, fi-bni# 5o cente. of to-day understands as clearly bow much ’ .910*44 » Meals 25 cent*. Steam H*at. Total.1, he has to accomplish during the school able item of ills running expense. LTARIL1T1KX. What is done with the soiled cards? year, as does the child of tbe city school, BEACH A BGOTfl, Capital Stock paid in..;....... ......... and If asked, will tell you just as prompt­ You may think tbe servants get them. Surplus fund.;.................. :............. But they don’t There is a traffic in Undivided profite..^ . ly and Jnst as politely. Assuming that tbe result of the final ex­ them, which in the course of a year in 24 jm oo POSTED amination (which should occur before any b city like New York or Chicago m ON THE imngementa for promotion norehre I* i amounts ,moun„ to „ quite .a -handsome ------------- ----figure. v a.h_ _ - V. .. <-..,1d Brecore sswAr-nwea.. made,) hxve bm Mll.taelory, the trxcher . —.. Total...................... -...........................9t«A« » may, with the hearty enpport of the of- ™ ton regniar buyer, Ktete of Mlchlcau. County oC Jterry -•<. fleers, parents and children, proceed to DDiy savoa , I. Dmi Sv. iteynoJds cavhter nf the shove nsmod PUBLISHED SY make the occasion one of deep and lasting contract* to nw„ranrinxr tha Bank, do solemnly »wrar that tho show state­ interest. proprietor may have to offer during the ment is true to the best of my knowledge and Funk a waonalls Co.. new you. Dan w. RzrynuK. Cashier. Various opinions may exist as to the year or season. As a rule theee cards arc belief 8ub*crit>ed and sworn tn before n»* this F.h Wm. H. Powaue. nature of exercises most befitting such an | but little soiled, many of them having day of May. ISM. 7 7 Notary Public. occasion, but for us, we would arrange to ■ been used perhaps for less than a dozen Corr ECT—Attest: hive one or two class exercises, showing ! deals. The buyer, who conducts a reg»» G. RORIX SON i IT COST WM. H. P owers • Directors. the work done by some of the giades, ns ular business, sorts them, cleans them Philip T. OoxxtRova I this Is usually pleasing to the parents, but l as well as he can, replaces missing NEARLY for the greater part would have them con­ cards from great stacks of odd cards ONE sist of songs, e says, drills and marches, kept for that purpose, puts them into with but few. if any, recitations. the original wrappers, which have been MILLION Decide upon some evening for the ex­ saved for him, and then resells them. ercises. have the program published in DOLLARS, His customers ane mostly second and the county paper most generally read In yonr vicinity, and the country church will third rate social dlnta or non-gambling be filled to overflowing long before the clubs in smaller cities and retailers who can be persuaded by low, prices,to hour appointed. GRANDEST LITERARY ACHlEYtMtWY J taie being a month of flowers, house­ purchase in large quantities. Nine OF THE CENTURY. plants the very choicest and boquets the packs out of ten of these cards will pass very sweetest, will be kindly offered, anywhere as strictly new ones, so care­ It In made on now plana by th. while willing hearts and skillful hands fully are they cleaned and restored, CORSETS. Beet Talent will arrange in the most tasteful manner. tad for all practical purposes they are tta Editor, number 247. While the draping about tbe stage is go­ just as good as if they were strictly YARNS. Stream sent a staff expedition to tbe Yel­ At the Methodist church next Sunday ing, let us not forget to give the “stars Wonderful Vocabulary o! lowstone Park for the purpose of verify­ morning the subject will be “The Great •fresh. I know a (swell club in a busy and stripes” a prominent place. EMBROIDERY. ing the reports ot the great slaughter of Benevolent Works of a Church.” In the Let tbe opening exercise be a cheerfol city in the interior which is noted for evening the “ Life of Christ ” services will ’ its unlimited supply of firstrclass play ­ game on that national reserve. The re­ be continued with “The Galilean Minis­ songiot welcome participated In by every SILKS. sult of its exploration was to find that try.” A good deal of Interest Is manifest­ child! of the school, properly arranged up­ ing cards. Outsiders marvel at its ex­ / More than Twice the TJTwis found in anj travagance in providing what seems to Mberl VoL Dictionary, and about 73,000 aon most brutal raids had been made on the ed In these services. All are cordially on the platform. ARRA8ENES. ■voids than Any Other Dictionary of th* Watch, if you will, tbe light shining be a brand-new pack of cards for every “ Epfew remaining buffalos—about the only invited. Sunday school at noon. from! the eyes of your children at this game of whist, pedro, euchre or poker CHENILLES. specimens of these animals left in Ameri­ worth League at 6 p. m. tlme.S Does it not outvie that of the that starts In its card rooms. .As a DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY chandeliers? Do not those who never be­ matter of fact the cards all come from ca. The guardians of the great Park are The Pastor will deliver his second Until yon have investigated the STANDARD FILLING SILK. powerless to protect the treasures left to ular lecture on “Luther, the Monk who fore raised their (voices in »ong join in the second-hand dealer in New York A Poor Book shunt oom par1,son. W»> Invite It. Shook tbe World,” next Sunday evening, these sweet words of greeting? Do not buy an old work because ithteafooi and cost about six or eight cents a pack them because Cengress had provided no Indumenta! music is indispcnslble. CREWELLS. at the Presbyterian church.—Outline; Particulars setft free tjp^ny address. funds for that purpose, and if arrests were Moral darkness of Europe—Rotten ess of aud tihe orgauist should be prepared at an in large seta. It enables that club, as it doubtless enables others, to make a PRICE S12 to 922 according to made, the prisoners had to be kept at the the Roman church—Tetzel Id his gilded instant’s notice to prevent any lull that ICE WOOL great deal of show for a very little Binding. might otherwise occur. • chariot — Luther takes the church by tbe expense of the keepers, which soon be­ For older pupils, some of the simple money. Apply to our Looali Agent, br Address GLASCOLACE. came tiresome. Tbe government should throat—Nalls theses on the church door— marches, when the various changes are Burns Pope’s Bull—At Worms—The Ger­ NEW YEAR’S IN AFRICA. provide means for the proper administra­ man people roused at last—Luther and perfectly made, and every step kept in THREAD and tion of the Park, which is, by nature, one lhe devil—Victory all along the line— perfect time to tbe music, are, indeed fine. KALAMAZOO. MICH. In selecting pupils for these marches, of the Wonders of the World, and for the Moral effect of bls work—Dawn of a rul Character. CHENILLE ORNAMENTS. 12, 15, 20. or an}' other number that is a .preservation of all tbe animal life in it. brighter day. ' Sales Ag«nt for Barry, Alle­ Savage nations have many ideas in multiple of four may be chosen. For Every -paper in favor of such, should Y. P. S. C. E. Sunday evening at 6 at fourth and fifth grades, drills, such as common with their more civilized gan and Ottawa Counties, "The Haymakers” or flag drills are inter­ brethren. Dr. J unkin says that the assist tbe Forest and Stream in its efforts, Presbyterian church. esting, and for the third and lower gta ies African New Year wish is “KuIIp tumt and also give the facts tbe widest circula­ The ladies of the Presbyterian church I will mention some that have called forth toib," meaning in Arabic jai’gon. “The tion. cordially invite their friends to supper the highest praises for the little ones. whole year good." In answer to this Hickory ucrnerL Mich. Friday evening in tbe G. A. R. hall The “Nursery Maids’ Drill” requiring salutation the person saluted is ex­ Hartel, the forger, who gave Sheriff from 5.30 to 7. ten girls of uniform size, appropriately pected to return some small gift. The McKevitt the slip last week, and got out Tbe Epworth League devotional meet­ dressed and eaqb carrying a large doll to doctor got rid of many of hifi visitors of jail, was recaptured In Grand Rapids, ing, Sunday evening, May 18, 1894. Sub­ represent the child In charge, is excellent by taking out of their months, before Thursday afternoon and brought back to ject, •‘God’s Glory” (Psalm 29.) Led by "The Shaking Quakers” is also a fine ex­ they could utter it, their own greeting. ercise for the "wee ones,” kbe costumes, the city Friday morning. He, didn’t ex­ Miss Nora Cooper. A program is prepar­ gestures' and singing being so illustrative. But not all of them. ed for Tuesday evening which Is under Later in the evening I experienced a ercise th? same shrewdness In taking ad­ Asiall exercises engaged in by small tbe Department of Mercy and Help. children are particularly interesting, care masterpiece of Arab impudence which vantage of his liberty, that he did in gain­ should be taken to secure the very best Is worthy of record, I had long since The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. ing it, but after leaving jail returned to a seledtinis tor them. withdrawn to my hut and taken my Holloway, May 12th, 1S5M. community where be was well known and One4f the most important events of the simple evening meal, when a large Classic Latin Course in English,—Mrs. where trace of him was easily obtained. H. Bailes*. occasion is tbe presenting of promotion Arabian lantern appeared before my His escape so worried tbe Sheriff that he Song and Legend from the Middle Ages, cards; Tbe pupils may appear upon the door, followed by several servants with stage by grader to receive these merited — Miss Goodyear. didn’t eat anything for a couple of days, a tremendous “zeuia," which is a round Village Life in Russia, (Synopsis,)— rewards at tbe hands of tbe teacher, aud and lost 15 pounds In weight. But since Arabian waiter that serves as a dinner In the presence of parents and friends. Adah Michael. the prisoner has been returned, the Sher­ To (some, this little act may seem mean­ teble. Quotations, Items from the Epicureans. At the same time a man came on the iff not only regained his appetite, but SO ingless, but to tbe teacher and pupils it scene whom I had seen only once be­ has a world of meaning. ■pounds in weight, so Jim thinks that If Some of Our Friends. fore under very questionable circnmDoes not each child feel an inspiration anything, “Jinks Is a little ahead.” to rise higher and higher? Will not this stanoea He was an Arab clerk in the Sheriff McKevitt has a letter from a Cana­ Since W. D. Howells has admitted that ««.. event bring thrills of joy even in after divan, a Dongolan, and therefore dis­ dian detective, showing that Hartel is a iu early life he was an admirer of Falstaff, life? liked, and probably altogether a “ne’erWhat teacher has Witched the beaming do-well" He wished me his "Kullo bad man; that he was repeatedly arrested perhaps our worthy friend, will feel flat­ In Canada for larceny. Once he was sent tered if we comment on the marked re­ yoang faces of her pupils at this time and some talb," set before me, to my aston­ semblance between himself and Shakes­ not forgotten every day of discourage­ ishment, An undwlrpd repast, and at to a reformatory. After serving his time, peare’s hero. ment, or every “vexation of spirit?" Or once vanished with his confederates. he was arrested for forgery, July 30th, Not only Is the slmiliarity striking con­ what parents have not listened to the hap­ According to Arab customs there was 1890; broke jail nine days later and com­ cerning their physical nature. You re­ py voices ot their children while singing nothing peculiar in thia, althotagh. aa And those on Tomato and Egg Plants. Currant mitted several burglaries. Two warrants member when Sir John was his own the sweet songs, or acting ao perfectly chronicler "he declared “I have ’scaped by each part assigned them, without believ­ he had no connection with me what­ are now out for him in Canada, but “he miracle, I never dealt better since I ing that promotion exercises may, indeed, ever, this offering from a subordinate WormB.Cabbage Lice and Worms,Flea Beetle’ and never came back,” and tbe probabilities was a man.” be made Interesting? Striped Bugs on Melons. Squash, Turnips, Beets. . waa strange enough. Of course there But the doughty knight of to-day says, -are that he wont get back there for a long was a reason for all thia; it was another Onions, eta. Canker Worms and Caterpillars' Communication. “ I tell ye what, boys, if ft hadn ’ t been for instance of “the sausage which was ’tkae to come .Hartel bad an examination on Fruit and ornamental Trees. A Preven­ a few of us who went south and put an Last week we printed “the other aide” thrown to the ham." The man wanted -before Esq. Kenaaton, Tuesday, on anoth­ end to the war, it might have been hang­ of lhe alleged Illegal voting In Baltimore, tative of the Rose Bug and Cut Worm. my intervention in a difficulty he had er charge of forgery, and was bound over in on yit” in which we made mention of a petition got into. He delights in these reminlsences of his being rent to Gov. Rich. The object of to the Circuit In flBOOO bonds. early manhood But, it is not alone ia the tbe petition was to Injure Prosecutor In Church Wall*. The citizens of Hastings, next Wednes­ past that the’brave Christopher glories. Sweezey whom we believe acted In»the Many ot the older churchea In Eng­ On these pleasant utmost good faith and gave connsei thor­ land and western Europe have jugs or day and Thursday. May 16th. and 17th., He is here now. will entertain delegates to the State Fire­ spring days he can be found standing on a oughly in accordance with the law. The jars imbedded in their walls, the sunny corner ready to tell you, not what following communication was received by mens Convention coming, from over 100 he la going to do, but what he has done. us from Baltimore which will explain it­ mouths opening into the Interior. For a long time the openings were sup. "The political state of our country,” self:— cities in Michigan, 3 to 5 delegates from posed to be holes in the walls, but a Baltimore, May 7th, ISM. each city. Stores and buildings should be this Is Christopher's strong point." Them "The petition spoken or In your last week’s closer examination a number of years er’e men was talkin ’bout the tariff” he issue, concerning one Oscar Campbell rac'd decorated with flags, bunting, etc. Let says reflectively, “1 am glad I happen to kSSJnS'f? “ r0.0]*1 “°l ,n ’*•*« had’they ago,on one or two ol these old build­ every citizen take a pridejn. giving , this be by and can explain It to ’em. They known tbe facte in the case, other than those ings. disclosed tke tact that the openthe petition Delegation a good, ..favorable opinion of acted as if they knowed all about it, but I presented tn _____________ Y?rt‘, the necl" jugs- Most of _ _________ "E XADKR.” tell ye there haintbut few men as under ­ the old churches erected from the our enterprising city. The Mayor and A Marblehead Exproxshm. stand theee matters. I have looked ’em eleventh to the seventeenth centuries City Council of Eaton Rapids will come In up.” “While at Marblehead, Mass.,” said Have them, and In some they ere pres­ a body to try and secure the next meeting Don’t smile at him. Doubtless he a lady who had recently visited that ent In great numbers, a’church in of the Convention. Tbe Honorable would In battle, hack his swor d like Fal­ quaint town, “I sometimes/heard the Leeds has orer fifty, while this number Philip T. Colgrove will deliver the ad­ staff. But do you not envy him his hap­ people use an expression that I at first' Is OOTsiderably exceeded In some ot the piness? Think of the bliss of being satis­ dress in Uie Opera House at 10:30 a. m. fied with everything you ever did. Think thought might refer to Voltaire’s ‘Nine old French Churches, nearly two hun­ Miles from a Lemon.’ Afterward I dred haring been counted In the cath­ Thursday. Ladles and gentlemen are re- of exchanging the disappointment that heard the story which gnve rise to the -qua^led to be present then and at every weighs you down when failure comes, for saj'iDg, and it is good enough to re­ edral of Angouleme. The explanation complacent delight. of their presence Is simple. They are •wesslon during the two days. A fine liter­ lhC W'd!‘ wilh arlew tobei; Still, there’s a bit of compensation in it peat: In the early colonial days, when FT ary and musical program has been arrang­ ail. For think what tbe world would be, there was no conveyance to Salem ex­ th“ 10OUAtic properties of tho ed for the four sessions of the Convention. were we all like Sir John Falstaff aud cept a small ferryboat, there lived at building. The efficiency of this strange Marblehead a worthy housewife with device is certainly open to question. Thursday the 17th, will be the profession Christopher Talbot. MilmMd Marsh. a lazy, worthless husband. He never of firemen and exhibition drill of Hastings offered to go to Salem, for it was a ArtlRctelly Tinted Fruit, Division No. 19 U. R. K. ot P. and the good mile to the ferry, and then much Some ingenious Paris dealers are re­ Grand Ball in tbe Opera House in the eve­ trouble to signal the boat from the op­ ported to have invented a way of. en­ WARRArrr nt kds. ning. Headquarters of officers will be at Coleman H. Russell to Austin F. Russell, 30a, posite shore. So the wife didalltfru hancing the market value of their errands, and aha could often be seen tbe Hastings House. The sessions of the see 1. Aasyrta. 9700. that <««Luther A. Stratton to Fred W, Stratton, par- trudging along the dusty road. When Convention will be held la tbe Opera eei, “2 «*“g» U deep red, making them Dettoc. |I100. ’ • questioned she would courtesy and look llkemandarIns, which fetch much SamuAl Walbart to C. H. and Mary E. DeltHouse. Let every citizen do his and her nah, tots. bl’k. s, Tharnapple. faso. reply: T’m^ to Salem to buy a loaf of Mgher pnoes. They alw, tint pin“ Cha* C. Horton to Chaa and Lydia Thomas, bread.’ One day she waa very busy, part to make thia meeting a success and t^U«d>d“k.Kthem 1O°k mO,X' credit to our city. to John T. Lombard, lou, arc and besides wanted to make an un­ °?“nion "Mte straw. By order of tbe Citizens Executive Com­ ana an Cny. usual purchare, a lemon. So she gave Mary Blsaon to Chas and Samantha Mead, lot mittee. her 'man' some money and persuaded him to undertake the vpyage to Sal,.™ Stlvmmxr GmciyaL, Mayer. He went; he never came back. He by an e-ance Wm. ik iDMomt. Chief of Fire Depl. found his freedom too sweet, the al­ l*U«t development of Vn*ln» <. lurements of the larger town too ee- £wi«> P~r». which Nearly every cyclone, tornado or windductivc, and to this day when a man ??** rta for a third of their «Ue ,acj < ui A EX>Un ■«. cur. M». la going out of town his friends say: b ne below, thus l«reaentinF the ‘When shall we expect yon back?’ ori tional cnlnr^ __ , G a*•“ a a tai I Tornado, Cyclone and Wind‘Ave you going for a lemon?* ” A taper read Delore the Co. AaaocUUon Dy M'.»M.r> Wilcox reS^Xh*.^- — THE KENT ARE YOU Standard dictionary SOLD nT GOST. 100,000 VOIDS 1ID PHRASES. THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gen'! Miss Alice Hall D. P. PQPE, For Bugs and Bi GUflftANTELD TO DESTROY POTATO BUGS. «l L. E. STflUfTER’J LUMBER. Having just restocked my yards at CLOVERDALE ANO MILO With a good assortment of PINE AND HEMLOCK LUMBER, PINE AND CEDAp. SHINGLES, Lime, Lath, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., which will be sold at living prices, I shall give the lumber business my personal atten­ tion and solicit correspondence with parties intending to build. Yours truly, n. J. QO55. PLAINWE1.I . M'CH. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-05-17.pdf a90587273828c3ef89fd8c35d34fba88 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXIV.NO. 3. Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 17. 1894. WELCOME FIREMEN Garden Hoes and Tv11JJ.«TE FIR«“""’S CON VINTION NOW IN •■SSION. Rakes Forks, Shovels, Spades, Lawn Rakes, Lawn Hose and Lawn Mowers Music. .Guitar and Mandolin Orchestra. Miscellaneous Business. Election of Officers. Adjournment. • Mayor Greusel’s Wmlcome to the Firemen. ’ Much Interest Shown. >. Mr. President, Officers and Members of For the tlmr, we believe. In the In the the Firemen’s.Association of tee* State of !"!*“2 °r “■« elty. Hutlng, hu the lion__ .------?*•-*.«------------Michigan:— Or tii C nielnr. m uoauup — — — nu -• me. .lion. 8taW W1 conven held witnin within On behalf of the citizens of Hastings, I hB, £ 7"° "rn*>on ‘lu11 neia the! sli part, of bld you welcome, and extend to you our I?®,*F® P^*nt. and our citizens take cordial greeting and hospitality. We just pride in welcoming them. The peohave no keys nor locks to our city. Every­ ±?LHa’“n«8 recOKnlM ,n welcomthing to you, our guests, is free. We ask thfy bul *‘ve JUit re«*Ditl<fc to and expect you, to do here as if you were an organization which, In its practical at home, feeling free to come and. enjoy ’ *’ ch*™‘eHzed by great courage to the utmost, every pastime and pleasure and self-sacrifice; they appreciate the fact we can devise for your entertainment. that too much honor cannot be paid to We are pleased, and proud tjiat you se­ those who come here from long distances lected our city for your convention for for the sole purpose of learning how they several reasons. can better perfect themselves in the science 1st.—Because, we have, lnw years past, of coping with the Fire fiend to save life heard so much of your association, its ob­ •«d Property. The citizens of Hastings jects and Interests. gladly welcome the firemen and extend to 2nd.—Because every man, woman and them the same courtesies and generous child looks upon the Fireman as one of the hospitality as is given to all who visit greatest guardians of security to life and our city. property. We know that only brave, en­ At their meeting this year, the follow­ ergetic, self-sacrificing, public-spirited ing topics will be discussed. They are men, julndire departments. all important questions and will be dis­ 3rd.—Our own Firemen of Hastings, cussed by men of much practical exper­ have, on many occasions, won our grate­ ience. Following are the topics:— ful respect and admiration for their man­ 1— How best to prevent false alarms? ly. heroic efforts to save life and property. 2— The Importance of uniformity, as far 4th.—Our own Firemen have won dis­ rs possible, in standards of hose couplings tinction and renown In many tournaments and tire hydrants. abroad, and Impressed our citizens with 3— The Importance of all villages and the fact that they are a great factor to­ cities having building Inspectors co-operat­ wards making and sustaining a good repu­ ing with or belonging to the fire depart­ tation for our city. . ments. 5th.—Because upon their returns from 4— The necessity and practicability of all the different meetings held throughout cities and villages or from two to four the state, they have told us of the differ- WHOLE t/0. 2031 could find. And from what I have already seen since I came here, I verily believe the people would all say, “Amen, take all we’ve got.” But I assure you kind friends, wp come not for plunder, nor on lawlessness Intent, but as a band of brothers, to perpetuate and perfect, as far as possible, an organi­ zation that has for Its object, the high and lofty purpose of protection to human life, and the saving of home and property from the insatiable greed of that devour­ ing element, the fiery fiend, whose ravages during the past year, exceeded anything heretofore known, except the year of the great Chicago fire, having devoured In round numbers. 160.000,000 dollars worth of property. Too vast a sum to compre­ hend. We meet here in convention, representa­ tives from the different parts of the State, that we may confer with one an­ other, and consider the best means pos­ sible to obtain the desired end, not only the extinguishment of fire, but the pre­ vention as well. And I feel assured, that, being encouraged by the Intelligent citi­ zens of your city—the fair portion thereof, especially, for I see. a? they say in the south, “there’s a right smart lot of them IRA W v ALKENBURGH’S Hardware Store UNION BLOCK bib YOU HOVE? HAVE YOU CLEANED HOUSE? ARE YOU READY FOR THAT NEW CHAMBER SUITE? We have a fine stock and many differ- ent patterns to select from. No newer designs or lower prices exist. We handle only one We have but one grade of goods--™ e best. price--THE See out carpets. HIRAM ROGERS I OU FISH WANT a “BIKE All that I ask is that you call and see me. I am here to please you and know I can do and £my it,’ because my goods — ‘-“J ft~~ --- - are ----- ’ of -- the best prices are right. Also if you have any nre arms, boots or shoes to be repaired, or repairI have ing of any kind to be done see me. of work. an iron lathe and do most all kinds Prepare to catch trout May 1st by get ■ flies, lines, etc. ‘ • of me. ting your rods, reels, S.A. Crowell W. F, STIRLING, President. Eaton Rapid-, and joined the fire depart­ ment there 19 years ago. bring one of the charter member*. Greater honors have recently fallen on him In the •Tomi of an appointment ag postmaster of Eaton Rap­ Ids. He I* married and has a son 20 years of age. Hr was rieeted V> his present of­ fice at the meeting In Grand Haven, last year, and has given excel iont satisfaction, giving to the office the time and attention that It requires. Hr h a very active man. and though he is beginning ‘to feel the weight of his years, yet be has a warm place In his heart for the firemen, and will respond to the fire alarms until Gabriel blows bls trumpet SCIDMORE. Vice President a. F. SEITZ, Vice President. lowest. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. W. A. Scidmore. Vice President. Everybody around here knows Will, and the Banner can only testify to the high esteem in which he is held by his friends. He is a native of this city, hav­ ing been born nere 25 year? ago. He joined the department as a charter mem­ ber, when he was only 14 years old. Speaking of experience as rd. active fire­ man. he may properly be said to be “of age" as he has been at It 21 years. Those who know film, and who ought to be re­ sponsible for what they tell, say that be sleeps with both ears and one eye open, and jumps at the first toot lof the alarm. We won’t vouch for that part of It. but It Is a fact that at all fires, Chief Scidmore can l>e seen at the front, calm and collect­ ed. giving orders In a manner ihat betray lack of excitement, and hi the same time ► how I Lilt he understamN the situation. He Is n moulder at the Engine and Iron Works: was man led 12 years ago and has two children. He was Foreumii of the Hose. Company about 10 years, and this Is Ills third year ns Chief. He was elected Vice President at Grand Haven last year. here" for which 1 thank yon most heartily, ladles—and by strict attention to the busi­ ness before us, we shall be able to accpm^ll^h Rieh result's, that none of us need be iwliamed of. but feel that we have acquitb'd ourselves like men. We thank you. Mr. Mayor, for your kind words of welcome, and for so gener­ ously tendering onr society the freedom nf your city. We all know full well what that signifies. No mean advantage of your generosity will be taken. 1 assure you. Yon will find our riiembera all gentlemen. Men who know how to be­ have themselves with becoming dignity F. W. Peabody. and propriety. Should your words of joy­ Mr. Peabody is a young man full of life ous welcome strike so deep into the heart of any one of them, however, as to cause and energy. He was born 30 years ago He can’t hardly rehim to appear unduly giddy or hilarious. and lives in Albion 1 will straightway place him tinder the niember tin* time when he wasn’t a fire­ tender, fatherly care of Chief Scidmore. man and informs us that he has lieen a who.I know, will immediately see that he member of the Albion fire department for । 20 year*. and has been Chief of It for the has everything that he wahts. । past He is a married man. Was And now. Mr. Mayor, iwnnit me to ex- ,. ------in jears. ... tend tn von. ■»<! Ihmuich r»o <» >!'•• cflll>de«t»tothe Convenzene ile.tlnes. • most i.resslnn »n<l nr- IJon ot Firemen nt thestate meetlat tn Albion property Kent Invitation to alteno the various see-. 1| Grand Gr~n- Haven tl.-.-rn last ytar, ~T*'. nnt*l: repose sicnslof our Convention, to examine ourr ; owners ■— , . a great deal of A con _ ­ In Mr. Mr. 1I’’enbody eabmly as he exliluits. and feel perfectly free to come ;i tidenee hdenee in he is Is not only , '. . . , 4’l.lx*< tl,M tiru .l..i.,.r-t n.Mf.t r\f thut r.ttv and flo whenever convenient to do so. be­ Chief of the tire department of that city, ' but is also SuperintemlejR of the water ing always assured of meeting with a’ - works system. 4 liearty. cordial reception. Once more I thank you for this right ' \V. 11. Tti.i.eil Secretary. royal welcome to your fair city. There Is a great deal of detail work de­ volving upon the Secretary- of the State Association and to satisfactorily do the work requited, calls for a mau who has had some training in that line. In 1885 the Association looked around for just such a man and settled on W. H. Tuller, of Lansing. Mich., and be has l>een the Secretary ever since. Mr. Tuller was born In Jonesville. Mich.. 39 years ago and has been a member of the Pentwater fire department for the pa*t 17 years, his membership for the past tew years, how­ ever being honorary. Between times of fighting tire he studied law. and was ad­ mitted to the bar. and Is occupied In the legal department of the Auditor General’s office at Lansing. He is married and a three year old daughter blesses bls home. ent men they have met, and the lessons they *"have *learned' in the practical *skill V,M and science required to become successful, effective firemen. And now that you are all here together in our city, we want to do you honor, and have you understand, and feel that we take great pleasure and Interest in your meeting. We also want to get personally acquainted with you. After your visit Is over we want you to feel pleased and satisfied that you came to our city, and we hope, and trust, that you will go away with a good impression of us, and In the near future some of you will decide to make this your .future home. Thanking you fur your attention and attendance, I now consign you to the hos­ pitality of our home firemen and citizens, A. F. STEVENSON, Vice President. generally. After the Mayor’s address. Chief Scid­ The Michigan State Firemen’s Associa­ more arose and in a few well chosen words 1:30 P. m. greeted the delegates who hnd come from tion was organized April 12th. 1875 and Hercules Orchestra. all parts of the .-late despite the inelement the meeting now bring held Is the 201 h Music. . Rev. Grigsby. weather, and In so doing showed their In­ annual meeting. Like all associations, it Prayer terest not only as firemen but a? members has had Its ups and downs. but at the same time each year lias marked some of the Association. growth over the year Itetere. so that to-day the Firemen’s Association is one of the most prominent in the state. Despite the times and all depressing Influences, this year will see. a mniked ginwth In the Association. Firemen are the conservahirs of life and property, and the villages and cities of the state are Itegiunlng to appre­ ciate that lightlngflre is a science. At these annual meetings the science *ot lighting the “Fire-fiend" h dlHcBsSed by those who give to their remarks the Iwnefit- of large experience, ami those who attend । not help absorbing many points that will. 1ms of great help In time oflneecL For this reason the more progressive, enterprising cities and villages of the state, an- only too glad to send delegate* to reap the i benefits lo be gained from attending such a meeting, knowing thereby, that It is throwing about their lives and property w. H. TULLER. Secretary. greater protection. For the present pros। perous state of the Association, much is Adan-«ot Welcome. Mayor Gremel. F. w. PEABODY. Uelej.t. N.t. Cnvemtorv. due to the energetic officers at the head of the organization, and inasmuch ns every ............ ,~ citizen of Hastings Is deeply interested In President’s Address. the meeting now in -progress, all will cer­; ............... Male Quartette. Your Honor. Mayor Greusel. Chief Scid­ tainly be interested in a abort sketch of' Minutes of last Meeting. those whose abilities bare won for, them1 Reports of Committees and Officers. more. Ladies and Gentlemen:-?In behalf of the Michigan State Fire­ official recognition at the hands of the‘ ..... ................................... Hercules Orc hestra. Tonics Nos. I. 2, 8 and 4. >• men’s Association, which body 1 have the Association, as follows:— Musk. “ Hercules Orchestra. honor of being the presiding office^ It be­ W. F. Stirling. PRESIDENT. comes my pleasant duty to acknowledge Recess and Examination of Exhibits. Probably there is do fireman in the, the warm and welcome greeting you have May 17. 8:30 A. M. j so kindly and generously extended to us. state of Michigan that has more friends Music ^Guitar and Mandolin Orchestra. The “Muchness” of this greeting Is wr among the firemen than has the President of more than we expected, for Cliief Scid­ the Association. Wm. Stirling, of Eaton Address...................... Hon. P. T. Colgrove. more. whose coapornl largeness does not Rapids. He was born 52 years ago, near Topics Nos. 5, fl and 7, greatly exceed tha\ of myself, yet abounds, Utica. N. Y. His parents were members Recitation.............. Mrs Emma Donohue. yes. abound* In goddncj* and generosity, uf the pioneer band that followed the star said to us last year, at the Convention, of the Empire to the west and in 1849 locat­ Music .................. Boy Choir. held In the city of Grand Haven, that If ed Eaton JIM*!* ’ ~when* *“ 'for many “ “years * ' >|d», For the past Declamation......... Mb* Marie Scidmore. we would only hold the next Convention his father was aH^rchant. i nt has been the trustIn the city of Hastings, we might have all 22 j ears, the Pre Topics Nos 8, 0 and 10. . Exhibition Drill.. Hastings Division U. he possessed, and as much more as we ed agent for the.. irican Express Co. in thousand inhabitants having teams for j use of fire departments. [ 5— What is the beat method of taking care of fire hydranta? 6— How can we induce city and village departments to join this Association? 7— The utility, and the best system of electric alarms for small towns that can­ not afford a complete system. 8— Ought not fire Marshals be appoint­ ed from among the firemen? 9— The necessity of firemen making themselves familiar with public buildings. 10— The Importance of having all elec­ tric wires so placed that they will not ob­ struct firemen in the performance of their work. Following Is a complete program as It is being carried out:— May 16. 10 a. m. Appointment of Standing Committees. K. K. of P. . E. A. REHER, Statist lean. G. F. Seitz, VicE President. Mr. Seitz belongs to that class of Ger-« mans, whose residence in this country Is gladly welcomed. He was born in Ger- , many 33 years ago, but came to the land of better opportuidde?. got married and located In Homer. In time he joined the fire department, at tliat plate, and his effeciiv<'ncs« a* a fire fighter soon brought him into distinetiuii and for the past tour year# he has Injun Chief of the department and last year was further recognized by being elected Vice President at the State Convention at Grand Haven. Mr. Seitz is not only very popular among the boys at home, but around the state as well. E. A. Remer. STATisTBriAN. E. A. Reiner of Cedar Spriivce, the sta­ tistician of the Association, was born In Yates Co.. N. Y.. in 1861 on the day of Frbruarv, the same day of the month as the little boy who cut down Ids father’s cherry tree and when confronted with the evidence of his work, “couldn’t tell a lie.’’ No doubt It was because the subject oft bi* sketch has the sacred re­ gard for the truth as the Father of his Country that he was ciedt-. ed Stutlsticiap at the nu’eting Continued cm Uutpaffe. �OLD MILL MYSTERY 35 throat of each of them, and they stood bwm Inellnad to think, wdl mtahtb. looking steadily into each other’s eyes, able to do yon a good turn over th>, By Arthur W. Marcbmont, B. A with their hands tightly held. “I must go," said Mary, feeling the don’t want your help. I tell you." girt “Well, if you have come for mine you tears were coming again; while her lips repeated the girl. "I don’t want any­ make a groat mistake. I don't care a quivered as she spoke. body's help. And yon oouldn t help me straw what people say. I have already* At that moment a hand was laid on UIdld-” . w told you that I don’t wish to apeak of the man's shoulder. “You don’t know that. Mary, aata “Tom Roylance. I want you! I have the matter." But the man had a question which he the man. “It is not what ordinary people to arrest you for the murder of Mr. “I know that I wouldn’t have yonr had been longing to ask her from the but what the—" she Coode in Walkden Bridge on Friday help, cron If I did want It:" and with moment of their meeting; and with a think, dear; stopped, and changed the form of night." return of the anxious worried look to that ahe walked on. “You might have said it so that the At the cottage ahe found a note from his face, he turned his head this way what she was saying. “It is no time lass couldn’t have heard,” he said, and that, as if to make sure that they for beating about the bush. I have Reuben Gorrlnge. pointing to "Mary’s blanched face and •Thle ia terrible newa I bad better were not overheard, and said ln_a low, been half afraid to speak out. Rut I had better. I am afraid they do suspect bloodless lips. we you at once. Either come to me at nervous voice: As he spoke she swayed slightly,and the mill or let me know of yonr return you, Tom. and there are one or two “Is it true. Mary?” reasons why. Sonic of these ore known would have fallen to the ground had that I may com to you." ' “Is what true?” Mary went up at onoe to the mill, ,rWhat I read in the newspapers to those who are making inquiries— not a bystander caught her by the arm yesterday about —about Mr. Coode— the police—others only to ourselves. and helped her to one of the seats. and not finding the manager there left thAt he was—that he was killed in the In the first place there is the knowl­ word that aha had been aoeking him. CHAPTER XXL edge that you had words with Mr. She had been at home some little time, HABT 8CSPECTS COBBIXOK. The question let a bright light of Coode that day, and that he told you and had made a meal—the first ahe “What does It all mean, Mary, lasa?" happy relief into the girl’s heart and to leave Walkden Bridge." had had that day—before Gorringe The question, asked in a thin, queru­ “That’s why I left," said her com­ filled her with an absolute reassurance lous, trembling voice, greeted Mary panion, eagerly. of her confidence in him. lie took the hand she held, and kept “Yes, I know, my dear, but they the moment she entered Tom’s cot­ It a long time, aa if in friendly sympa­ “Yes. it is true; terribly true, dear, know you -did not leave until nearly tage, and old Roylance peered at her thy, while he looked pityingly into her When did vou see it?” from his invalid ’ s bed with such a look "Yesterday morning, just after I had midnight; or at least they think it, and of pain and fear on his thin, pinched, face. posted my letter to you. Who did it? they think that you were about the mill “You are suffering cruelly." he said. and got into the place through the win­ pale face that the girl was moved Is it known yet?” “This is terrible news.” dow in Watercourse-lane; then that you almost to tears. “No; nobody knows yet!” “It is disgraceful that such blunders The news that Tom Roylance had “When did it happen? Is anyone dropped a handkerchief close by—and if been arrested for the murder of Mr. should be made." answered Mary, her suspected?” he asked io a quick, they think that, they ask why yon face lighting momentarily with indig­ went there? Then, for some reason, I Coode was known quickly in the mill, hurried voice. ' and when the hands left work it was nation. “Some time on Friday night it hap­ know not what, the papers which Mr. “If it is a blunder, yea. were you the one subject of universal gossip. pened. It is not quite certain when. Coode had, and which he regarded as followed from here?" Rumors had reached the old invalid, Ho was seen alive somewhere about the proof of what he clmrged you with The girl winced at the cruel sugges­ and he had waited with fretful and eight o’clock on Friday evening; and having done, were taken away from waxing impatience for the coming of tion that it was owing to her that when Jake I'arnworth went to the mill the office when he was killed." Tom hud been arrested. either Savannah or Mary, that he might “What!” explained the man. in n to fettle up -sdmething in the engine shed, he found him dead." She did not tone of profound astonishment and learn what the truth really was. “What does what mean, father?” was answer his second question, but he re­ alarm. “And was nothing else taken?" Mary's answer. “No, not that I have heard." Specimen Caeca. peated it. “This I hear about Tom, lass, of “I -an't explain that—I don’t know "Do they suspect anyone?” S. 11. Clifford, New Cassel, WiA.'was 'They've hardly begun to make any what it can mean. There must be Course. What else? What does it troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, inquiries yet,” she answered, evading some mistake." He spoke hurriedly mean? What has happened? Where his stomach was disordered, his liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite . itand in manifest agitation; and his is he?" “There’s been some strange blunder- fell away, and be was terribly reduced in “Are you sure of that, lass?" he cheeks had paled. “Is there anything ings somewhere.'* said Mary, “and by flesh and strength. Three bottles of asked, anxiously “I thought they else?’’ he asked, in a low troubled tone. might perhaps snspect me.” He said The girl, seeing his distress, had not some sort of stupkl mistake the police Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, HL. had this With a farced and uneasy laugh the courage to say anything about the have got mixed up in it." a running sore on his leg of eight years’ “Come here." that grated painfully on the girl’s ear. finding of the weapon—knowing that There was a tone of harsh imperious­ standing. Used three bottles of Electric “Why you, Tom? Why should they she had destroyed all the danger of ness in the thin, quavering voice, like Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's snspect you? Did you go to the mill that. Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and that night, os we arranged you should? “No, I don't think there’s anything ac echo of perished strength of will. well. John Speaker, Catawba, O„ had He seized the girl by the dress with I have often wondered whether you more,” she answered. “But you sec five large fever sores on his leg, doctors both hands and, turning her face to did." now why we thought there should be said he was incurable. One bottle Electric the light, he looked at her earnestly Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica “No, lass, I didn’t go. I started to an explanation ” go, but I never went.” Salve cured him entirely. Sold by W. H. The man sat a long time without and sharply. “Is’t anything really wrong with Goodyear, the druggist. “I wish now you had." she said. saying a word in reply. His elbow was “You might have saved his life. This resting on the arm of the seat and his 'fan? Tell truth, lass.” “No, father, nothing,” answered might never have happened if you’d hand, with the fingers clenched gone there. Why didn't you go?” tightly, was held against his face, as Mary, understanding him, and speak­ ing in strong, clear tones, while she re­ _ “I don’t kndw. I suppose I was a bit he pressed his knuckles hard against D W. Fuller, of Canajoharie. N. Y., afraid of facing him. or 1 didn't think his teeth. When he spoke it was in a turned his look steadily and fixedly. says that he always keeps Dr. Kings New / “Our lad couldn’t do what these fools Discovery In the House and his family has. any good would come of it. He was so tone of evident troifble and fear. say. I know it. I’vH seen him to-day.” always found the very best results follow deed sure of my with I , having .. tampered . “I am not safe for an hour. MazyXi Tilt money." mnnn,1 ” ’’ “Whtot have the fools taken him for. Its usat that he would not be without It, his spoke irritably just nojv; 1 ahi sorry. if procurable. G. A. Dykeman, Druggist, “Is that why you came away, t!»en?” i Forgive me, ray lass; I shan’t have an- then?" “Because they’ve been blundering, Catskill, N. Y„ says that Dr. King's New “Yes. mostly, that and other things." ■ other chance. It only means I shall Discovery Is undoubtedly the best cough that ’ s alL" "What other things?” hasten my going by a day or so. You “Shut the door, lass. See that there’s remedy; that be has used It In bia family "Oh. 1 don’t want to talk about t’nexn. F don t think me capable of doing such a for eight years, and It has never failed to Never mind them now I did come 1 thing as this, do yon?" he said, turning no one about,” said the old man mys­ do all that Is claimed for II Why no^ try teriously, loosing his hold and pushing away, and ever since I saw what had ’ to her. a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial ' happened that, night. I’ve been down- '; “Nay, Tom, I would never believe it, the girl toward the door. “I’ve some­ bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug right afraid lest they should think I’d unltnis you yourself told me you hud thing to say to you.” Store. ‘Large size ‘ 50c and• 81.00. To satisfy him Mary went out, looked cut it on account.................................. of—of old Goode's ' done it. I trust you, lad, and love you into the parlor, and locking the front death." too well to think like that of you.” Bucklene Arnica Salve “I wish you’d tell me what other “You are belter to me than I’ve de­ door went back to him somewhat puz­ things led to ydtir coming away, dear," said Mary, gently. “Why? It can’t do any good that I can see.” he answered. somewhat sharply. “I’ve been a fool. Mary.” he said, in a low, rather ashamed voice, “but I’ve given it the go-by now. Don’t ask me any questions about that; any­ way not yet. I’ll tell you some day. I’ve been a mad fool, but it’s all over. If you can forgive me. I’m going away, as I told you in the letter, and I don’t want you to think hardly of me. lass; but I’d rather you didn't ask r. • anything abort that,” he said, de­ jectedly. “I’B only ask you one thing. You’re sure you weren’t in the mill that night, Tom?" . “Sure? Of course. I’m sure! Who says different? I wasn’t far away from the mill, but I didn’t go into it." “Then if anyone says they saw you going into the place that night about ten o'clock from the Watercourse-lane, it wouldn’t be true, would it?” "No, It would be a thundering lie, whoever said it,” he answered, vehe­ mently. Then he added, quickly and shrewdly: "Then I’m right. They do suspect me, eh?” "What scarf had you on that night, Tom?” she asked, passing over his last question. “Why. just what I have on now, to ' be sure," he answered, readily. “But what do you mean by such a question as that?" “I’d better tell you plainly. They say you were seen getting into the mill that night at about ten o’clock; and that a handkerchief of yours—one I gave you. Tom—was picked up inside the mill, close by the pldce.” “Who found it?” *‘I believe Reuben Gorringe did.” “Curse. him; he’s a traitor, I beTieve!” cried Tom, fiercely. “Nay, Tom; he’s a friend. Directly the affair at the mill had happened he came round to say that he wanted you at the mill, and that you were not to think anything more of what had hap­ pened in the afternoon between Mr. Coode and you. He’s a friend. " “Does he know you’ve come to see me?” asked the man, suspiciously. ’ “He doesn't know it; but he guessed I should come, and he advised me to tell you to come back to Walkden Bridge and face matters out, but that if not he would do whatever he could to help you to wait until the explana­ tion could be given.” “Explanation,” cried Tom, “what explanation? What does he say against me?” { “He does not say anything against you, dear; all he means is that there are matters which will need ex­ planation.” She was anxious to let him know what she knew, and yet shunned tne task of speaking out plainly. “It may be necessary that you should—•should say why you doing during the whole of that even- by that window.' “What do you mean by this, Mary?” that night?” “I have not come to ask any ques­ tion* for my own sake." answered the . served, lass," he answered. "But I’ll try and make up for it all In time to ' come.” “But you’ll come back to the Bridge and face it out. won’t you?" ahe said. “There’s no good comes in running away,. lad." "Nay, I’ll not go back till things are plainer. I can't understand what it means; and maybe after a bit the truth’ll come out. But I can’t see how the thing’s to be put right now." “If you go away, there will be many who will look at that as an admission i . ' . I that you can’t explain, things,” urged Mary, in a low voice. | zled. The best salve In the world for CUIS, He took hold again of her dress and bruises, sores, uleers, salt rheum, fever drew her close to him. sures, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, “I’ve been fearing this," he said, in a corns, and all skin Irruptions. and posi­ voice in which eagerness r.nd terror tively cure piles or no pay required. It were struggling. • “He was mod against is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Coode; and that night"—here,his voice or money refunded. Price 35 cents per ^ent to a whisper—“he was awful wild box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the ln his manner. Do yon think he may druggist. have quarreled with yon and have gi’en Lim a crack in his rage? Do you Bay View will have base ball and tenuis feel sure yourself, lass, that nothing this season. . happened between them?" Mrs G. A. Link. Cedar Springs, Mich., “Yes, I am sure, father—quite sure," says; “As a harmless quieting remedy, 1 answered Mary, in a tone so confident have Dever found an equal to Adlronda that it comforted and reassured the when my baby is fretful.” Sold by W. °ld man. H. Goodyear. *'You're a good lass, Mary—a good Ludington has captured tbat Epworth 1m»." he said. “I’ve been wronging the lad—and such a lad as he has al­ League training school. « “What shall I care what they think when I’m away? I shall go." I “Where will you go, Tom?” she asked,1 her heart filling at the thought of the ' long separation. I ways been, too. Poor lad! Poor Tom! “I don’t know. I shall get off to I suppose they have taken him up, Liverpool to-day; and whatever vessel’s haven’t they?" going. I shall sail at the earliest pos-1 “Yea, ’ answered Mary, glad that she sible moment." ■ had not had the task of breaking the "May I go to Liverpool with you?" i news. “They charge him, but they’ve I got to make good their words, and she asked. “Better not, lass, better not. You •■ that’s a very different thing. Then, ■hall know where I am settling as soon ' yon anyone »IA>UV about mJ his j — haven’t« told wav HUJVUV as I know myself. You can wait that coming * ’here ’late ' on Friday night?” while—can’t you, my dear?" , t “No, lass, not a soul. I was too i “Yes, Tom,” she said, simply, slip­ akeered to say a word about It For he ping her hand into his. “You may was awful wild and strange-like,” he trust that I’ll be as true as the light. ■aid. “By the way, did you see whether he But it’ll be a sad time for me, I reckon;’’ and she laid her head on his brought anything in with him when he shoulder and clung to him. “I shall came?" asked Mary, the thought of her be woeful without my lad." she said, discovery in the parlor returning to her. ■ smiling up to him through her tears. “I don’t know that he had. I rather "Don’t cry, Mary. We shaB be hap­ pier away out of it all in a new home, think he hadn’t, but I can’t rightly with-a new start. 1 shall send for you say. Have you seen Savannah? The soon. Will you keep yourself ready to lass hasn’t been in for a week or more and I miss her sorely.” “She’s been away; went Friday, and j "‘Aye, Tom. I shall be waiting al­ ways and eagerly for that signal; and only eame back yesterday. I saw her it’ll be a glad day that when it cornea last aight” “I wish she’d come in for a bit Tell I love you with all my heart and soul,” and then, although they sat together her, if you see her, it’s lonesome lying In the brood light of day, ahe threw here by oneself, now, without the lad’s her arms around his neck and kissed home coming to look forward to," said him, and drew him to her and made the old man, with a sigh. “I’ll come back myself as soon as I him kiss her in return. “That’s our good-by. lad,” she said. can," said Mary, touched by the words. ‘*We’d best go now, lest 1 breakdown.” “But I must go home for awhile.” Close by her cottage she met Gibeon “God bless you, my lass, while we're Prawle. apart,” he said. Since the time of the explosion he They walked back together into the great city, back to the station, scarcely had remained in the village, but had speaking, for the hearts of both were avoided Mary. Now, contrary to his fall; and they looked out the girl’s custom, he crossed the street and train. It was to start soon, and Tom came up to her. “This’ll trouble you, Mary, I’ve heard said be would wait and see her away. “Have you any money, Tom?” ahe the news,” he said, without any other greeting. ’Tm: sorry." asked. “What news do you mean, Gibeon?” “Enough for my passage,” he an­ she asked, as if in ignorance of his swered. “I c&n work when I get there, meaning. wherever I may go.’’ “About Tom,” replied the other. “I “1 brought with me what I had in the house. Take It,” and ahe gave him should like to help you if you’ll let. me." 1a small shabby purse. “It’s as much “I want no help of youra I have :yours as mine.” she said, with a trust­ not yet forgotten what I heard that ful. loving smile. “I’ll send it back to you, lass, every night," replied Mary, looking mean­ ingly at him. ]penny: and before long," he said. “And “You mean you’ll have no dealings more with it, to pay your passage and with me, because I had a hand in tl at bring you to me.” She smiled and pressed his hand plant?" “I don’t trust you, Gibeon; and I which she was holding firmly in hers. “And now. good-by. Don't come to I want no help from them I can’t trust.” “Well, you can do as you like, with the train with me. 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To retain an abundant head of hair of a natural color to a good old age, the hy­ giene of the scalp must be observed. Ap­ ply Hall’s Hair Renewer. One of the referee appointors to Branch county is said to be unable to read or write. “Teh people out of a duzen are In­ valids.” says a reoent medical authority. At least eight out of these ten. It to sate to allow, are suffering from some form of blood-disease, which a persistent use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla would be sure to cure. Then, don’t be an invalid. TbeNew York Weekly Trita Cadillac will get along with five less sa­ loons. The hotel bars have been discon­ tinued. Sunken eyes, a pallid complexion, and disfiguring eruptions, indicate that there Is something wrong within. Expel the lurking foe to health, by purifying the blood with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Cores Erysipelas. Eczema. Salt-Rheum, Pimples, and Blotches. ’ It to reported that 140 snakes were kill­ ed In one afternoon on one acre of ground at Armada. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. .hw1?1' Up to ”“r City ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $ 1.00, CASH IN ADVANCE. 0toch“trom Over two hundred member# of the MusabSneMehOllC ChUFCh pledfed t0 total of ?tate’ Gardner, will deliver °™llon 10 Athen’s high school gradu­ ates in June. It may not be generally known tbat It ia agalnat the law In Michigan to he “present !l“3Ljanc.lnf’.or at anJ' Public diversion, show or entertainment, or play nn the first day of the week.” When Baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria. Address all_ orders to THE HASTINGS banner. �Has tings Banner. Yon city folks should visit your country cousins and take a view of txie field s and forests at thia time of year. 1.60 light and we would recommend that a | >>y lb. Commnn ConnGeo. Supplee .'ot “We,,» h. rrpralrd. dlKontlnunl .w. 7 — - -’ offer WireOne Hundred •••-.».<• dollars Rew*jd to — any 8.10 contract be not made at‘ prewni. Signed. , We <1UCT and rol at nan,!,, » r„r „ ,t |n WATtenS. —r —..~,J K. I C4W of CNtarrh.lthatcuunot be^>,..,1 cured h» by H.lll Hall s Robb Green 8.40 I CafeiTb Cure. ~ mannrr affrot llw fourth ward of aald J). W. RejnohhT John Weimkrt. 5 60 F. J Cheney & Co.. Prop's. Toledo. <>. *?<• -u. “• W.lliCM.andlaotbrro. We U»e umlenugued have known F. J. C-beney Albert Leins W. F. Hicks. SOU The Irvlhg Cornet Band will b. ^-Tl2lA.ld"’■> "■» re-tiUb" Andrew Jewell... 1.60 Moved by Aid. Osborn that the above be for the last IS yean, aud believe him perfectly huo>.rat>lc In business trausaetloas and flI’’** cream stmlal al the residence of Chas, -r d ”” flu- Carried. (Jen. Abbey...... accepted aud approved. Carr ed. Ayes — 5 60 MhjMiall» able fo carry out any obligation* Wilcox Thursday evening. On this oc- I«» the Hmwrable Mayor and Common A J. Severance... 1.10 all. made bx their firm. , caahifi ---the tmya will play for the i CnuncJL West & Thvax, Wholesale Druggbts, Tote—*- 7— j •«. first time Dr. Fuller.i...... 25.00 To the Mayor sml Common Council of the RLE BROS. ! dn. <1, in pQbflte ami it Is hoped that they will . 1 r!2tuUr “ertlng of hose Co. Nn. 1. Tott^nrlal Artists. 25.00 Waldino. Kixnan a Makviji. Wbotesale. City of Hasting!*. t ‘ ruew,a y evening, May 8th. 1894. bu wolf patronized. . ■ , ■ do v exit of Lunn's Tailor Shop. James T<hi*II.iim»ii ... 1.60 At a regular meeting of the Hnnk mid Druggtsts. Toledo. U. John rtenderahott is having a new rout vxTet* of hair cuts. Our shaven IIdis CAtarrti C ins l< taken Internally, acting u. °WJ“ w” a delegate to Ulins. Barlow 1.10 Ladder Co., field on Hie tftli day *>f May, '■ vou Give a trial Terms reaaon- put on his house. dirrclh upoi. (be blood and miKOua furfaers of the State Firemens’ Association. Subject Gru. K. Brniuer..... 5.00 Dell Newton was elected as delegate io tletjrictn. J *r1<+71 r. per bottle. Bold by al Dorcas Saule tv at Congregational church to your approval. A. li. B. Ehls 3 60 the Firemen’s curnentlon. drugglaL-. Tx »tl mon lais free. Parlors next Friday afternoon. Tea from „ . , J- L. Maus, 8ec*yk ■ \\IES MrifcAUEtt. Sidnev Wiley 5.10 F. L Wood. 5 80 to 7. ,?T . by A,d- Bennet that tbe-actlou rit \ Auctioneer. A. C. Cnrpenivr.... 8.10 Moved by Ahl. Welssert Hiat the above The Al<i society tea was held last week the Co. be suslnined nnd the person named HsstitMtM. ■ * ■ Mich James WMituii......... 8.10 be rec’d and action of the Uu. sustained. if x-.m at t‘. «•’.»>» to auction at the residence of Chas. Williams It have- be declared dected. Carried. Mre Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been u*c<i Gru. OnlHthi ............ 4.00 Carrh d. , ml.' Have had large experience | fcr for ; children teething. It ’•ootbs the child, soft­ Ayes—Bennett. Busby. Hicks. Hoffman. Sum Ijiw tnn.............. 1.00 . .. ' -iv vou satisfaction. Terms reason- ing been postponed one week on account Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. en< Vir gums, muni allays «llk« all a j*ln, cores wind eotic. Ayes—Bennett. Busby, Hicks. Huffman, ens of the storm. A good time is reported by Fred iliui-tik's-.... Mi>u It Hie ne*4 remedy for Diarrhoea. TwtratyOslmni, Tinkler, Welssert mid Waters. Nays—none. fixt- rriits h bottle. Sold by all druggists those who attended. •lames A. Laubnuifli 7.75 J. M. SMITH. tlimiiglion the world. . l Al.METlEK. Mrs. John Hendershott will attend the To the Honorable Mayor and Members of Covert Freer 1.10 Moved by Ahl. Tinkler that the chairthe Common Council. Mich Congregational association at Kala­ Mrs U. W’lthey.... 1.10 nialn yf hide walk cum. draft resolution Gents:— mazoo this week. 2 10 At (lie last regular meeting of the Has­ NelMin-and Tnro of Hastings are paper­ Livery fees 3.00 gard tu bul.’diug side walk hi front of her PA D'M ER TON * SMITH ing nnd painting for Enoch Andrus this tings Fire Dep’t, the following officers Writing for new trial. Chas. leslJencc. vamilig a sprclalt}. were elected. Subject to your approval. week. Ptlug 5.00 Carried. Ayes—all. Woodland. Mich W. a. Scidmore—Chief. Chas.- Pflug, Stenographer's The (Hu.d of \V. II. uvnnir Beadle nn an ov. St. comA ’ . E. Iteakcs — Ats't Chief. llrouard. work. 5 00 -mlslonrr ■riiaitinr-, in ,iirthe tmiih mum of <> 8100.00 With IL 1 ,M. WlHHiUlrtll»eC. F. M. Soule—SccX. Geo. Gattrell, Stenographer... 48 I Tinkler and Frank Drodessur as-sureties The voice of the whlpporwill is heard Tom Doyle—Tre.< nre suited and read.’ in our land and the time of corn planting I AW and COLLECTION OFFICE. All of which we humbly submit. Dr. 8852 04 is averted, or if too late to Moved !•>; Aid. Tinkler that the above is at hand. All business promptly attended to. F. M. Soule. Dep’t Sec’y. Tu Rec’d from City §400,00. be acc*-pt*-d nod approval. Carried. Miss Benha Gibson Is visiting Miss avert it it is often cured and W. A. Scidmoiie. Balance yet in Colgrove’* hnmls.*$47-9G. Ayes—B* iiiH-tt. Bm»by. Ilipki*. Huffman. tri.ra Taggart txiyal E. Kuappen. Frankie Brouard. Moved by Aid. Welssert that the action cfcays zlieved by C. H. Osborn, . Osburn, Wtisaeit, r.ud Waives. Aud it came to pass on the Sabbath day Arthur C. Deiikou. of the Co. be sustained. Carried. John Weisseht. ' Nays— nnne. It being about the nlneth hour Eddy Farr I MiGART. K.VAl’EKN’a DENISON. Ajes—Bennett. Busby, Hicks. Huffman, .*H. Tinklkh inklkIl. Geo.41. i -Moved by Aid. uieka that Mayor In­ wended his way south toward the Rich Osborn, Tinkler. Welssert and Waters. l.vwVkks. Moved by Aid Hicks that the report <* struct Rea.rdev to look *np contract with land. \ -.oonif Ml 6H Mn lilgHU Trust Co. Bldg., I. the undersigned, one of tire Justice’s com. । be rec ’ d and accepted and com. Infuruhucc factory. Carried. Graud lUpIds. Mtchlgan. - Miss Lillie Barleycome who was sick of the Peace, of the City of Hasting*, in । strutted to get the balance due city hi 1 Ayes -all. last week with nn-asles Is better. the Countv nf Barry, do hereby certify Shepard case. Carried. Ayes-all. I Th? f-Rov. Ing accts. auJi.ed:— a | ..ALICE KIRK. M. D . Theo. Kyes had a very narrow escape hat upon the apppllcatlon of Chas. E. An ordinance relative to the licensing Sheriff McKevitt, board and two j[. Phvslcinu aud Surgeon. ast Friday while driving a hign spirited Beach, of the City of Hastings, the owner 11of dugs; and regulating the running at I 1,^^ np4 8 1.70 Hnrilnio*. • - Mich. horee hitched to a stone boat. It got Ils of lambs alleged to have been killed by *a large and the slaying of dug*. x . <11* prowi-Uy nttended dW nr night. Of| a. D. Mavnaid. cig .85 1 font over the traces, became frightened dog or dogs. I did on lire 9th day of May. .■ t' r F ' • *''nvt.|i'H hoot and Mice More .92 DOGS UNLAWFUL TO KEEP UNLESS LIJohn Welsseit. freight and uh and threw Mr. Hyes to the ground and A. D., 1894, proceed to Inquire Into the I Bentley. T. & IL. lumber F AMES A. JjWEEZEl. bruising him severely. CENSED. matter and to view the lambs killed, and J ' Attorney at law, ' II. 11. E. A I. wjrks, w.irks, supplies eupplir" and latho Cre&m of Cod-iivet OIL The Ladies literary society is held every that 1 am satisfied that three lambs, be­ Section 1. The Common Council of the 8. GO Hastings. Mich. Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. bur.. Cures Coughs, Colds and longing tn the said Chas. E. Beach, were City of I lasting* ordains that It shall be Henry Barnaby, oil Practices in all courts of tlw state. Col­ Augusta Doster. killed by a dog or dogs and in no other unlawful for any person to own. pOsst-Ma Tim Hocking Furl Co., co il.... 16.16 Weak Lungs. Ph^siciane, the lections promptly attended to. , Chas. Drapers aunt Mrs. Draper visited manner, and that the damage sustained by or harbor or have the care of any dog. •Ins. Murphy, cig. 4 02 him last week. world over, endorse 1L the said Chas. E. Beach by reason of tire male or female, over the age of three Goody ear Bro*.. Up 3.5U IiU E. H. LATHROP. Leroy Warners tenant house was struck killing of the said lambs as aforesaid. Is months within the City of Hastings with­ 8. Wiley, labor 17 Houwepatldc Physician aud by lightning during test Thursday’s storm) five dollars and twenty five cents, (35.25). out first 'Obtaining a license therefor, t»'t In decetnd dj SubsStutes! 1.05 W. Lovrlatid. labor . SurgeonNo damage was done except the occupants And 1 further certify that 1 am not In­ which license shall ire, fur a male dog one W. C. Kelly, labor 4 50 rifljre over W. 11. Goodyear’s Prepared by Scott 4 Bowoa. H. V. All were slightly shocked. terested in the matter aforesaid, and am (I) dollar and for a female two (2) dollars. E. Holbrook, labor 1.05 Drug Store. Quarterly Wesleyan meeting was held not of kin to tfie said Chas. E. Beach and No license shall be granted fop a period 32 10 M. C. IL K Co., freight Ail call* promptly attended to. at the South Pine lake chureh last Sunday. that 1 am not a member of the Township exceeding one (1) year end all licenses Philip Dunbar, fur work on bridge, Board of said Township, and that my fees shall expire on the 30th day of May ut A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. 5 00 2 days...................................................... . Physician and Surgeon, for performing said duty amount to two each year. Hrurx Replogh-. f< r wurk’nx »n hair’baBsam dollars, (83.00.) RKOISTRT. bridge. 3 *I mx>............................... 5. ou l Delton. ■ Mich. Mrs. Geo. Perkins has been on tho sick Given under my hand this 9th day of In r’**i'l’-',<-'-. on*’ Qlock east of depot. Section 2. It olull Ire the duty of any Gru. Baird, fur working on biiilgr, list. May. A- D.. 1884. 3 <ia,v« 5.00 person who <>wiis<ir having in pos-re-ndmi The Infant son of A. J. Nugent and A. A G 11. BARBER IL B. WlAHTMAN, or having the care of any dog, male or fe­ Mike CiirU-i. lot working on bridge, wife Is some better. . PhywteiaRB and Surgeons. Justice of the Peace. 2*4 daxmale. to eause micIi dogs to Ire regi-Orred The creamerj* lias begun work and Calls In city or county responded to with Moved by Aid. Hicks tbat the above be .by nnmlrer in the office of the city Recor­ Ciarettee Benm-it, for working o.*i seems to be well patronized by the farmers. rec’d and placed on file. Carried. Ayes der in a register kept bv said Recorder for 2.25 prnrupinccs. day or night. • bridge. 1^4 daxs Rev. Ware of Grand Rapids was in town that purpusef^vlthln ten (10) days from Marty R> er Mm, for working on last week. I) A. SHELDUN, Moved by Aid. Welssert. that an order the time this ordinance takes effect and on 8.00 । bridge. 2 i|h\a Reported that Freeport Is to have a new of 82 be drawn In favor of R. B. Wight­ J . Abstract and Real Estate Office. 8 00 J .the 30th day of May each year thereafter Burl ItttrirniMii At>«»n*x-t rttocK. tiaatiugs. ■ band. man for viewing the killed and wounded Gru l.'-«-d. ral-iiig bridge and 2 ami to pay the license provided in section Money t<> lutn UU Heal Estate Real KsiaUFrank Roush has gone to Hudson to sheep «>f Chas. K. Beach. Carried. 10.00 aold on e minH-Muii. General con 'eranclnjr. 1. of this ordinance and also pay a fee of daring a complete of Abstract. Books, coin win tune and fortune in a harre«s factory. Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks. Huffman, , twenty-five (25) cents to the Recorder uf Jalbc* blia; , io drawing curds ,:•••! from the Reeurds. can 'furnfsh complete Shade trees have again been planted Osburn, Tinkler. Welssert and Waters. said city tor the Issuing and recording of , tnwtt C. F. BKOOKH. Clerx around the M. E. church. Nays—none. said license and to obtain #mi said eity Michi i UuMer. 4 day® 5*4 honra. The Young Peoples Home Missionary Whkkkas, the grade of the fourth ami Recorder a receipt for such license so pai<’. David •V<dc»it». 5 (lay.* J4 hour.. J M. FOWt#K,U.I». S. Society buret at the U. B. church next first ward of the City of Hastings, as sub­ Alqp to obtain from said Rrcohler a metal-, Win. Tmnxck. 5 days' W hour... Saturday evening. Paper for discussion mitted. (tugetlier with the grade of the lie plate or check hereafter required to be d.«2 1 ••The Divine Works of God.” Alirert lluriiry. 4 days hour*.. entire City), by Glen E. Balch; Eng. to furnished by said city Recorder. Mrs. Millard has*, moved into M. S. the Mayor and Common Council of the 6.53 I Frank ItxriMin. 4 dais 834 hours.. CHECKS Oil PLATES. PHILIP T. '•OLGKOV8. Slephi u Ha torn. paving. 2 data City of Hirdiugs, October 7th, 1892. and Roush's house. 1 Attorney at Li It shall be Hie duty of the city Recorder W. S. Bouck and wife nt Bowne, con­ afterward* accepted by the Common Coun­ and 7 hours at Si.75 per day.... template moving to Grand Rapids soon, cil of said city has by recent discoveries of said city to provide such number of Wm. 11 Beadle. 5 days *4 hour... 10.10 I IHCce 111 • IrtOB block. ilaslingo.i ‘‘raciire* !u Ail Uie courts of»lie *tate. JudsiHi Brnark and wife will occupy the and investlgHtiofis become unsatisfactory metallic checks or plates as may ire neces­ Louie Beadle and team. 5 days 16 15 1 hour and obnoxious to the residents and tax sary. of such size and shape as tuny Ire house vacated by them. deemed expedient (the shape of such Frank Filield and team. 5 dais *4 Mrs. Jane Peckham has Wen visiting payers of (he fourth and. first wards of said check or plate to Ire changed each year) 15.15 | hour Attorney at Law, her daughter in Bowne. citj.. having staui|red thereon numbers indica­ James Shay mid tram. 3 dajsS and river J. 8. Goodvear A Co.'s store.) Thereftire. I* it resolved that the grade The Perkins House now decorated with IGE GREflM. 11.55 I ting the year for which the tax is pu tl nnd fractiee-rin all court* of rhe State. Collection* another new sign. of said ward, known as the Balch grade 54 hour •' imptly ittendlngto. the number of the licetisv anil the letters Horace Bishop and train. 1 day... 3 00 1 The G. A. R. of this place will observe be repealed, discontinued and set, at GONFEGTIONS. H. D. T. and it sitall Ire Hie duty of Hie 3 00 । J^enmrlhl hay. Let every one turn out and naught, so far as it may In any manner 1 11’L SOFT* DRINKS. R. TIMMERMAN. Homcepathic Phy- honor the nidde heroes In blue who risked effect the foarth and first wards of said city Recorder to deliver one of these me­ George liaKidorn and tram J4 day. 1 50 tallic plates orc hecks to Hie persons so • sieian and Surgeon. dty. W. F. Hicks. John Mullen and team 4 days J4 their lives fur their country. (< Ifflcr over l.atlirop’adrug store.) paying license upon any such dog. 13.15 tHiur....................... «•«’................. H’e. the cammlttee to whom the above AT THEMoved by Ahl. Hicks ihut the accts be j resolution was referred would report that COUNTEBFHIT CHECKS. ISSUING OF! HOW Clovertlale. allowed and t«nlrr« <Iraan hi n elective. PUNISHED. ti»e above resolution be granted. CITY BAKERY. Jim Bites has purchased a new bicycle funds for same. Carried. C. I.. Huffman. Section 4. It shall be the duty of such Aye»—Jleiiiirit. Busby, Hicks. Huffman. W. D. Bf.xnett. and the bicycle craze is spreading. owner, possessor or harborer of any such Osborn. Tinkler. Wiisstrt and Walers. The parents of Mrs. Morehouse are Move<l by Aid. Hicks that the above re­ registered dog to place, or cause to be CIRCULATION ‘ staying with their daughter for a few port be rec’d and coin. Instructed to con­ placed, around the neck of any such dog a Aid. Welssert excused. j sult with Mr. P. T. Colgrove In regard tn collar and to attach, or cause to be at­ 82 quim. weeks, This Numl by Ahl. Bennett that the acct, of There was no services af the church last the legality of the above and the liability tached. tbe metallic plate or check so pur­ Mich. Hastings. 11. E. L. & P. Co. Ire allowed after deduct­ Sunday ami some were disappointed. of the city. Carried. Ayes—all. chased of the clerk of said city nnd If any John tyoonon has moved his family to To the Honorable Mayor and Common person shall place, or cause to be placed, ing 21 nights at 20)4 cli*- l*f- light- Car­ Hereafter, changes for advertisements CAPITAL $7 5,000.00 niii-t reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Kalamazoo. Council of the City of Hastings. around the neck of any such dog any ried. sLRl'LL'S tl3.tMW.lm. Ajes—Bi nnett. Busby. Hicks. Huffman. Rev. John McLean was In town last injure insertion in the Issue of the week Gentlemen:— counterfeit of Hie metallic plate or check Your finance com. whom you instructed so furnished by said Recorder or any such Osborn. Tlnkh i and Waters. IncorporMlee under tur taws of ri>v state of when brought.' week. Mlchlgai . Kumernns parties of campers are around to settle with P. T. Colgrove In the matter metallic plate or clurek without the license Un motion of Aid. Busby Council ad­ •of witness feed In the Shephard case beg for such dog having first been paid he or now. the lakes ....... . ’ Upon fill bUSIUtat* DrC. IS.lflM. Mal.irii Is one of the ’nut ln<ddloti« of health journed. E <». lloi.nnooK. Arehy Anderson was home over Sunday. leave to report as follows:— she shall be liable to the penalties herein destroyeri. Hood*-. Sarsaparilla counteracts officers: Recorder. P. T. Colgrove. Cr. By Pd. its deadly poison amt builds up the system. provided. ». <i. RobtnsjD,President; Sbnltx. WITNESS FKES. TO DESTROY. The Spring Medicine. 3 5.C0 May 9th being Mary Hudson’s sixteenth D. W. K^yvoldt. Caabier. Sections. It shall be the duty of the W. F. Hicks. Bus field. 5.60 marshal or of any of the police force of the birthday R large number of her friends • nruccrrcKs: {. F. G. Goodyear rrcK"; •• * 11 rwi dowii" f-i»u» the wtMkcnliig effects*>f 4-60 Preparations are being made for me­ helped hdr celebrate the event An enjoy­ city uf Hastings to destroy, or cause to be wunn wraihr--. x^u need-i x«"«l to rt- s>bl David Trego D. A.Kejnolrt*. 4 W. H. M-wfHi. 8.10 inArial services aud Decoration day, al so able time was had. destroyed, all dogs found running at large blood nutifler like IIhcmI’s S«rw»|i milt Do ik*c H. G. Carter D. G. Roblusuu, JI k.ple«Mr. 1.10 In the city of Hastings not having been li­ put off Uklie If. Niniieroeis little nibuent*. If .Children's day. Ortey Peake and daughter Satie were Sylvester Greusel Jahn Carveth. xxlll >0.111 i.n-ak up the system. Take 2.10 censed and registered and not having on a MglartfRl. Memorial services will be held at the. guests at H. Merritts in your city Satur­ Hood's S.tntAHMrtlla t»oxr. tn cxpell disease Mud Dr. C. 8. Burton P. T. Colgrove. ! • 2.10 collar to which Is attached one of Hie me­ give J ou strength aud appetite. church *t l<» o'clock on the 27th day of day and Sunday. Ezekiel, Fierce 1.00 Has the only savings departmfmt tn in Barry May. als<i Decora Him day will be observed Geo. HeiUi..................... tallic plates or checks as provided under S. A. Stanley has Improved the looks County and pays 4 per cent interest on all time 3 10 Hood’s Pill* an the best family cathartic ami deposits. at the church on the 30th. Exercises to of his place with a picket fence. Jarpes Wooton this act. liver medicine. Ilarmhw*. reliable, sure. 2.U0 commence at one o’clock. Good speakers Mrs. Aaron Shultz and G. E. Kenyon Sarah J. Reed....... RUNNING AT LARGE DEFINED. 3.10 wi;l be In attendance. The G. A. IL will are on the sick list A. J. Carpester......... Section 6. Every dog fxitind in the City 2. GO — belli full parade. Every one invited. C. F. Cock and daughter have returned C. L. Miller 2.10 of Hastings not upon the premises of the The hall game went off last Saturday home. The many friends of the latter will John B. Roberts owner or keeper or in the immediate pres­ 7.20 with a large Httemtance and a lot of noisel be glad Id learn that she is improving. Julia Dunivan 1.00 ence of the owner or keeper or securely Mr-. Vim Winkle Ik entertaining a broth­ Charlie Deering and family have moved Lorenzo Dickinson... 2.10 tied or fastened beyond the reach of per­ er from Grand Rapids. ■ Geo. West Into their own house. sons passing on the side walk of any street 5.60 l^e Smith raised his new barn lastwtek Ibv. VanWinkle went on a business Julia Saillh 4.50 in the city of Hastings shall be deemed to trip to Three Ki vers last Tuesday, and Monday X Krnsberger is doing the work. A. Renkes -is thebe running at large. 4.60 Fred Zcrtwl and wife, John Hom and will return this week Monday, Mrs. Henry West.... 4 60 PRINTED COPIES OF ORDINANCE. At this writing. Mrs. Mary Russell Is wife and O. M. Hodson and-wife attended James Crawley............. 5.60 Section 7. It shall be Hie duty of the very low and is not expected to recover. quarterly meeting in south Maple Grove. Mary 'Vefl..................... 4.60 Marshall to kefrp printed copies of this or­ It is -aid that two fish wardens passed Kul>y Newton spent Sunday with her Lydia A. Bennett ... 1.10 dinance posted In conspicuous places upon through our streets last Saturday eve for Miss Hattie Rogers.. ■ f«ther. . .' t . HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. 2.60 the principal streets of this city. Mid L ike looking for the lights if there Mrs. Ida Emerick.... Alva Kenyon has a very bad foot as a 2.10 slmiild be any on the lake. II. L. Newton................ result of stepping on a piece of glass. OFFENCE; PENALTY 6.10 8. A. Stanley and wife spent bunday in There was quite a good many people EJ. Barlow..................... Section 8. Any person offending 2 10 DAILY (KlIkMt fcmdij), AB.00 pw DAILY (with Sonday), A8.00 ptr y«ruj- ifj'oiiitetl iast Sunday in not hearing Delton. Mrs. fl. Lewis B.10 against this ordinance shall, upon cunvlcai:y iT.-achiug, as Hie minister had been Frank Llchty SEBI WEEALY, . . »2.00 “ WEEKLY, . . . »L00 “ . 4.70 thm thereof, he fined not more than ten N. T. Parker 9.10 (10) dollars and costs of -prosecution or As a nvwapuper THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of ths times in all respects. W.'H. Miller* Grace Fislier -returned last Saturday imprisonment in the county jail for not Cora Krelger Sunday at home. 5.10 It spares neither pains nor expense in securing ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST Richard Messer tr<un Ktlmnazoo after spending a week Mra. Jarvis of Charlotte Is visiting her 5.10 more than thirty (30) days or both such OF CURRENT LITERATURE. ttlH'. ol<I friends. Luke Waters 2.10 fine and imprisonment In the discretion of Buy. <’has Palmatler went to Big Rap­ mother Mrs. Kreiger. A. H. Johnson the court on conviction of such offence. Loy and Jessie arrived from Toledo last 3.60 id*. last Thuraday. Ezra Fifield.................... 1.10 ORDINANCES REPEALED. . i hi- week is a week of corn planting, week, Loy’s health Is very poor. Rob’t Christie 5.10 Valeria Kill Is reported very low. Is edited especially for those who, on account of mail service or any other reason, do Worthy Mead pmvidihg rain doesn’t interfere. Section 9. AU ordinances or parts of lut 5.10 Old Mr. McGowan was burled not take a daily paper. In its columns are to be found tbe week’s newt of all the Henn Wickwire will plant 40 acres of Wm. Wood..................... ordinances conflicting with the provisions 8.80 world condensed and the cream of the literary features of the Daily. * ' week Mrs. Ezra Hall .corn this year. 2.10 of this ordinance be and the same arc here­ SeveraHrom this circuit will attend the Marion Matthews a . AS A FAMILY PAPEB IT EXCELS 2.10 by repealed. D. Q. meeting al Orleans this week. Frank Bessmer Section 10. This ordinance to take Milo. 5.00 Geo. McCartney and — Mr. Lapham ueo. M«uarwir> *• TW w John M. Hessmer effect on and after the 4th day of June. Theodore Kyes In a tussle with one of wives of Maple Grove visited at W. S6.70 Lottie Kronowettar... his hordes on a — stone to keep him 1 8.W — w..„ boalt w Adkins last Monday. of EIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGES, making in all SIXTEEN PAGES. Thia Suppla. Jolla Willison.............. Geo. H. Tlkkler. 8.00 from running away came out second best meat, containing SIX PAGES OF READING MATTER and TWO FULL-PAGE Will Sage................. * C. L. Huffman. 5.10 with a broken rib. Council Proceedings. ILLUSTRATIONS, is alonv worth the price charged tor the paper. Isaac Lees....................... Moved by Aid. Welssert that the report 2.00 Genrip* Jessup of Seattle was visiting Valentine Fry THE INTER OCEAN 18 PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, the newa and comwere of the ordinance oom. be accepted and 8.60 the I lower families for a few days. Frank Stanley adopted and the ordinance to be printed. Common Connell mot In *"• 8.60 Th« loth, a heavy wind and rain storm N. JBronson 2.60 ^Ayei-Bttsby. Hicks, Huffman. Tinkler, pawed over Milo 68-100 inches of rain in .ion Friday CTonkw. M.y 11th. !»»*■ *“>It ia ia accerd with tbe people of tho West both in Politico and ULerat.ro. Wm. Htwifl.................... 2.40 40 minutes delaying corn planting. But to­ 9r GreoMl proridlnit. n..hr Mro. Richard Freer.. Please remember that the price of The W-ckJy Inter Ocean IS ONLY ONE Prewnt «t roll«ll AM. Ben'ieu’5««.rt 1.10 Welssert and Waters. day <14| fmm the looks of W. A. SoauldDOLLAR PER YEAR. Address , ’ Dr. Lampman ............. 2.00 ings and W. E. Towne’s cornfields It Huffman. Osborn. Ttoklor arul XVHoert. Chas. Miller......... AbMUt at roll aall Aid. Hick, and WaChicago. 1.10 would s.wm as though “Coxey” army had Mrs- Francis Withey. To the Honorable Mayor and Common 8.10 disbanded, Dell Newton................ ^Minute, of last moating read *n<, *,F Council. 8.70 Hpv. a. G. Newberry of Ceresco ex­ Eva Downing Your committee to whom was referred prorod. AM. Hkk. and Water, took 1.50 changed puioits Sunday with Rev. Furd ©f We m.tler of negotlMlng wlW the UuT. S. Brice.................... For a short time wc will send the Hastings Banner and 8.10 Hickory Corners. T0lIt“’honorab»e Mayor and Common tlng. electric lighting Co. with a .lew of Waek’y Inter Ocean, the two papers for only one dollar per year < Grant Lewis. 8.10 n.o^!.Va,I J>‘xley and Newberry took the Ed. Schumann contracting tor .tract lighting at a lower .60 Ooondl of the aty of Button. Those out of county fi.tj David Fuller train tor Kalamazoo this morning. rate would report that we ban bad a eoo- in advance, to Barry County Readers. tho und«.l*n«l rreidrou of tl e 8.10 Riley Waters ftOTnn with Praaident of «aki Company, fnus* veKet*bl«* a»xi fruit trees W*"‘ ita?'1, ^y L00 as per Inatructton. from thia board and year. are two weeks in advance of last year at Will Scidmore ra intortaed aakl company wen nnwUlume of com planting. Helen Adams From the present Indication wheat will tog to reduce the pnmnt price or t?5 nor J* in bead the 1st. of June. Haying will Win Ream several days earlier than last year. Thursday, May >7. 189v BUSINESS carls. K ; r; CONSUMPTION Scott’s Emulsion j H 1.1 A F NF P COUNTY NEWS. week. Hastings City Bank, The Inter Ocean MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST The IVeekty Inter Ocean A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, THE INTER OCEAN, cook b: i �T——--------------------- Hastings Banner business* world and have proven their right to exist. Senator Patton, the new Michigan Sena­ tor soya that he stands squarely on the republican platform. No further words are necessary. He’s all right. According to reports the deficit for the past ten months is oply a little over 865, EDITORIAL NOTES ' Outflow of Gold. As one result of the tariff legislation 850,000.000 of the gold reserve guaranteed lobe maintained, has sunk Into 850.000,-1 000 of additional debt. It the matter had ended with this, and it is bad enough, the party in power might in time be forgiven, but It has not ended. To-day 84,000,000 more of tlie gold reserve fund is gone, and apprehensions are felt at least a second loan will be made necessary within a com­ paratively short time. That these appre­ hensions are not without foundation is borne out by the fact that European gold drafts are coming In for lancer sums than were anticipated. While this fact Is known, the cause Is more or less conjec­ tured. It should not be conjectured, how­ ever. Importers are simply buying against outlined changes In tariff duties- The sugar trust may be set down as out of the largest of these buyers. Feel­ ing assured sugar is to be placed on the dutiable list, it is laying in a,stock or free sugar, which will be sold as a dutiable ar­ ticle at an advanced price and consequent advanced profit. Whenever the opportun­ ity offers other importers are taking a like advantage and in the end the trusts which democracy railed against will fatten, while tbe consumer for whom democracy professed so much concern will foot the bill. Orders placed in European markets are invariably accompanied by cash, and although the trade balance of to-day seems to be in favor of the United Slates. It is more than off-set by purchases for future deliver}’- Democratic congressmen have In this plausible view of the extraordinary European gold demand an opportunity to strike a blow at; one trust at least and at the same time to make good their profes­ sions of concern for the muimhiwt. It is not to be expected they will take ml van­ tage of the opportunity offered, but if 090,000. their ignorant followers that is mo."I to be feared. It’s promoters will have to have Identi­ fication pipers for tHe Wlfeon bill. If they keep on adding protection features even Bill McKinley win, be proud to fath­ er it. One thing is very observlable in It though and that is that the greatest pro­ tection has been given to industries in which the southern states are interested. Owing to their experience during the late war the southerners seem to think that the worth Is able to take care of I tael f. Tbe report of tbe United State, com- atw. £•"*• -• Jr • '■ •’ ■ , Recorder. Marriage James Wilbur Freeland, Carlton CoraBchmelker, Irving H. A. White. CaaUeloo JetnileDnau, Fl. Wayne. lad. lAris Harrie«. Rutland Mm* Crowell. City Guy F. DeOolla. Middleville Cora Lawrence « * 16 >® 24 18 The C. L. 8. C. will meet with Miss Michael. Program:— Quotations from Horace. Classic Latin—Miss Nonna Michael. Song and Legend—Mrs. Holloway. Chautauquan—Mrs. Geer. Character Sketch—Mrs. M. Bailey. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will continue his evening lectures on the Reformation next Sunday. Erasmus: wit. scholar, writer and reformer, what he did, and what he did not do to help It forward. Miss Knight will lead »he Y. P. S. C. E. meetihg next Sunday evening. At the Methodist church next Sunday the pastor will preach on -The Song of the Church of Christ” In the evening at 7 will occur the anniversary of the Epworth League. Instead of tbe usual sermon will be reports and an address by Judge Smith subject: *:The value of good literature In the forming of character.” All are cordial­ ly invited to these services. More AUout Electric Light*. In order that we might deal more intelli­ gently with tbe Electric Light question we a*ked a aeries of questions of the Mayors of several of the leading cities of the state and up’to the present have received an­ swers from, but f mr of them. Anu Arbor uses 87-arc lights, S.OOUcandle power, has a steam plant which cost 887,000. Tbe lights are run on the moon­ light schedule running until 12:80 a. in. Tbe lights cost tbe city 873 each per year. A private company owns Ure plant. Owosso runs <5 midnight lights on moonlight schedule at 878.06 each and 11 •H night lights at 8100 each. Steam pow­ er: private company owns plant. Lansing ireea 108 street llgbte which ran all night except on fall moon and cloud­ less nights and cost 882.60 each. Tbe plant cost 865,000, and operating expenses are $16,000. Lansing owns its own plant. The following was clipped from the Al- tmildfaK and loan association* of tbe counnlght to eofitract with tbe Electric Light Co., for twenty-nine midnight and six all j .1 We have a great variety of underwear for ladies, bought direct from the manufacturers of Bingham, Vermont. We have this same line of Ladies and Misses Silk Mitts That we have sold for the past two seasons. They are made from the finest spun silk by the Amsterdam Silk Mill' We buy direct. We want your produce at A cream of tarter baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —Latest United States Govern­ ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., • Wall St., N. Y. Zl— N2TZIBLE CORNER Where Monroe, Canal and Pearl Sts. intersect in Grand Rapids. There stands the Tower Block. On Tuesday evening next at 7 o’clock the Epworth League will hold an anni­ By Cal. Pierce ’twas built, by him ’twax made; versary reception in their rooms. Address­ A lowering laud mark. In tbe clothing trade. es will be delivered and with singing a good time la expected. The program under Mrs. Will Cook’s department will be post­ poned until the following Tuesday. The Ladies Aid Society of the Carlton M. E. church served ice cream and cake to a large oompanv at Mr. O’Conner’s Hall Friday evening the llth. netting ttyy society over 810. Ladies’ Summer Underwear. 18 |/rbe Society connected with Emmanuel church will be entertained Thursday May 24th. by Mesdames J. 8. Goodyear, J. Kurtz, I. Hendershott, W. H. Goodyear, Seibel, Timmerman, McOmber, Nobles, Upjohn, Watkins and Misses Wolf, Taylor Gertrude Slingvrland, Arloa McOinler Mary Powers. Supper served In Parish House from 5 until 7 All are cordially in­ vited to attend. The B. Y, P. Ul will give an enter­ tainment at the Baptist church next Wednesday evening. May 23rd. A good mus'cal and literary program has been prepared amt Miss Bessie George will give one or more of her popular readings. Admission 10 cents. Refreshments will ■ If a band of men should march peace­ be served at tire close of the program free ________________ ably to the capital of the nation, state of charge. plainly their wants or their grievances and Some of Our Friend*. • NO. XII. then quietly disband and go home, such a A year ago she was with us. She sat at movement would carry, some weight with it But the Coxey movement was gotten up our side aud rejoiced in the spring sun­ shine. Again the lessons of immorality on the spur of the moment, representing and faith were taught a reverent young nothing and having no set purpose. When soul as she saw the earth awaken from the Coxey appeared before the '•ongressional winter that seemed the symbol of death. How merry was her laugh! That laugh committee and was questioned he did not tbat rippies so readily from the girlish know who he represented nor how many. lips just because life Is a joyous, radiant He told about the hard times, a fact that is dream. How pure and sweet was her nut-; well known to all, but he proposed no ure! Truth, the foundation of all nobility remedy. The various contingents of the was the basis of her chatacter. Perhaps she, with the joyous abandon army are straggling through the statesand of youth, was less ambitious concerning territories, stealing trains and most any­ her future, than we who were so proud of thing they can get their hands on. The her. She was happy, so happy, and it She forcible seizures of rallr?ad trains are just comforts us now to remember that was not one of those strong firmly poised as unlawful as if they were seized by any natures to whom hardships and difficulties band of lawless people. Tbe presence of are but Incentives to better work. No, Alice needed love and sunshine. these organized bands in any community “And she shall have them.” we used to is a menace to society and should be dis­ say confidently. -Dear girl! she shall persed. In this country majorities rule have all we can give her.” and if Coxey represents the people, as he One year ago. Ah me! Where is Alice now? claims to he should get his redress at the Somewhere beyond the veil tbat separ­ ballott box. ates life and Its heartaches from the etern­ al city of peace, her fair spirit dwells.” There Is bo great loss without some We know -it is well with tbe child," we small gain. During these democratic try with quivering lips to/say; -Thy times immigration has greatly decreased. will, not mine.” But oh! Tbe desolation A year ago last March 42.639 foreigners the dreariness of life without her! The change came so suddenly. A few landed on our shores. During March, of days, only a few, of serious illness, and this year there were only 19,468. This Is then the fiat went forth that Alice must a big decrease but it isn’t big enough. Im­ die. We could only turn our eyes to heaven migration should be stopped—at least for In speechless grief, could only stretch out a time. And under all circumstances Im­ our hands, hands too weak to aid our migration should be checked by rigid laws darling, and mourn in despair. And Alice! She bld her face for a governing it Tbe motley throng of for­ eigners landing every day, coming into this time. In a moment she bid farewell to life and the dear dreams she bad cherish­ country, are not the ones that make honest ed. Then she turned and taught us that tillers of the soil or enterprising business love is immortal. Why was it so? God knows. “Taken men. or capable artisans. They don’t Does that ex­ some here to raise crops bqt to raise the from the evil to come.” plain it? d—-L So we robed her In garments white as her own soul, we heaped fragrant roses It can be said with credit to the work­ and lilies upon her breast,* we kissed, for ingmen that during the hard times through the last time, tbe lips tbat never bbfore which we are passing the/have been v^ry failed to kiss us back, we knelt for one moment alone witli our dead, and then— patient The great portion of this class In then we rose to face life and its duties. this country are reading ami th'nking men. We know she is safe, for ever safe from The great disturbing element Is tbe ignor­ sin and sorrow, our beloved Alice. Mil dbkd Maksh. ant class of foreigners that are annually chists and tbe evil influences they exirton ’ Tbe Board of Review wUl meet at the Council rooms next Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock. E. G. Holbmook. The people of the Star Neighborhood wish to extend their thanks to Rev. Mr. Grigsby for his kindness In giving ua his lecture on An Englishmans First ImprewWn of America and Its People. congress should re-enact the sugar clause of the McKinley bill the result would be to continue a blessing to consumers aud to strike a death blow al the sugar trust. dumped oa our shores as the scum of Eu­ ropean society. It is this class’of nnare - The Little Brick Grocery, It is just as good as your cash and will buy goods at right prices. Goods delivered to all parts of the city. \e. y. hoglb. DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. F. G. STOWELL HANDLES For a time its occupant was J. L. Hudson, but now this spring time it shines forth re­ organised, re-juvenated and re-christened. There “Under the Tower Clock’ you’ll find the “Col.” iii command, with ROSS LEVIS & PIFERS Shoes. A. C. McGraw’s Perfect FittingShoes. Ladies' Walking Shoes. RUSSETT SHOES. fill Grades oi Gloihlno, CHILDREN’S Russett Shoes. all new, very latest patterns, very newest styles at one price, for Gash Onlu. HE KEEPS NOTHING BUT GOOD GOODS. Our childrens department overflows with practical, dur­ able, yet dainty, tailor made garments, with cut. trim and finish—with quality and style just as well—just as good— as for men—every bit. Touching clothes for men— do they realize the evolution in fine clothes making, now going on? Some do. For those that don’t, it is well to know right now that. Master Tailors—Artists—cut, make and trim garments by the For Spraying Fruit Trees, etc. thousand, and yet, every thousand is made with the same exact carefullness as GOODYEAR though a single garment. Tall, short, stout and slim men fitted right off—no wait­ ing. IS HEADQUARTERS. Rogers Peet <te Co. lead the van in making such clothes. Their products have fit, el­ Remember that Wall Paper is Cheaper than ever egance, finish, wearing qual­ This Season. ity and style. They maintain the highest standard of hon­ estly tailored, genteel, readyto-wear. Fashionable Business W. H.QOObYEAR Suits, Dress Sqits, Semi-Dress Suite and Overcoats. Every one below Tailor’s prices— often excelling in real worth Sole agency for the R. P. & Co. in Grand Rapids is at this store. PARIS GREEN London Purple, ! Slug Shot The Modem Druofllst, Our Furnishing, Hat and Trunk Departments mean stores full of such ware - for the changing seasons. Our prices meetvthe present finan­ cial upheaval. Don’t forget the application. When a purchase here is not as represented, return it and get your money back quick. W’ (formerly of Hud- Out of town folks served as though here. Write particulars—You'll like our way. E. 3. PIERCE, GloUiler Fiinlster. nailer. The Fair Prices— We have been making on Reminder of HOUSE GLEANING The above picture was taken from life. It , , can be seen most any day and in most any home j when cleaning house is in full sway. House cleaning not only reminds the “man of the house” that most aU of the improbable things will happen, but it also reminds him that NEW CARPETS. NEW CURTAINS. ££ NEW RUGS . . NEW DRAPERIES . NEW FURNITURE . . . . . Are needed and needed badly. Right here we want to say “don’t hesitate about buying what you need Right Now because wheat is 50 cents a bushel." We can give you much more now for your money than we could a year ago. You want the goods; we want the money. Let’s tni le. Have made it neces­ sary forusto ORDER MORE which will soon be in. AN INSPECTION Hammocks Croquet Sets Of those new Patent Spring Pillows is solicited. They are just the thing for those troubled witli sick headache. They keep the head cool. See one of them—and you’ll buy u 1.1.1L L MT, SIGN OF ' Vnitar u. Tow Clock.’’ «««> MFIbS, riKfl. fl HASTINGS, MICH. �Hastings Banner. Don’t fall to see -Our Couatry Cousin,” one of the finest plays on the road, al Mudge's Opera House next week Saturday evening, May 56th. Prices 55, 86 aud so cents. 18»». Thursday^May 17. —4*" ^5C~COOK. Loy*l editor. You can buy WML PAPER me cheaper than I can buy I • headqnartres f<>r pure Green. London Purple, 1 Unite of Copper. Bug /<!,. Slug Shot. Insect p. ,r. Carbolic Acid, Cop•i-as and Chloride of Lime. jA-t-nt for Copper sheep pl, and Halbs Horn Killer. it , f the manufacturer. I. 1. Colgrove was In Kalamazoo Iasi Harte), who Is now In jail charged with E. M. Caffrey of Kalamazoo was In the fuigery, and yvho recently escaped from city Monday. Jail, plead not guilty fo both charges or L L Cooper of faftlle Creek was la tbe forgery against him. C. G. Holbrook has city lost week. been appointed as his attorney. Henry. Barnaby has started a new oil ' Dr. Lowry lias sold bls Interest In his wagop at Lowell. Wall Lake cottage to Dr..Fuller, and Wint L E. Knappen of Grund Rapids was In Nelson his khare to Dr. Andrus. F. L. tbe city Monday. Heath has purchased W. B. Hitchcock’s Mr- Chas. Hoover of Nashville spent half of C. W. Jordan’s cottage. Sunday In the city. The parties who took the articles (rem MIm Nellie Wllklnt Wil home from saw mill In Baltimore belonging to M. Akeley for Sunday, • Thayer are known and had better retuiu Mrs, Dunning entertained relatives from them aud save trouble. Grand Rapids last week. A. Aj. Williams. Attorney Frank Knappen of Kalamazoo At the annual meeting of the stockhold­ was In the city Saturday. ers of the Electric Light Co., the follow­ Miss Flora Beadle spent Sunday with ing diiectors were elected:—Messrs. J. W. aud L. B. Bentley, Kenaston. Stauffer, her sister Sable, In Jackson. Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Fowler spent Sunday McCoy, Will Sweezey. and Mrs. Nellie with Dr. Esslg at Dowagiac. Bentley. fto L. tOTfi THE DRUGGIST. We were mls-informed last week In re­ gard to L. Denton moving to Middleville 'w* 1 *** I A TRIP AROUND THE .. WORLD. . AKT SERIES N° i COUPON No. 8. NUMBERS CHANGE EACH WEEK. iv I or bring each week this cou­ pe!:. : c«.ib-r with TEX cents, and ..... tve Portfolio No. s of : i TRIP ABOUND THE WORLD.” For particulars s«*h "ad” page T. < Till. HOLY LAND ft < I PHOTOGRAPHED, ft < -------------------- > < COUPON NO. 1. > < <— PART NO. 1. Bring or send one coupon 4 together with Ten cents in J money or stamps, to the b j BANNER office and receive L ut one part of “The Holy Land f J| Photopraphed.” In ordering 4 be sure to give name, P. O. r 4 Address and the Part wanted, fr LOCAL NEWS. -------- GIVES-------- Mrs. J. A. Hunt of Toquln. Van Hureu county is visiting at C. S. Whitcomb’s. SATISFACTION Jvuua Rusaei.u C. Buob has started a bakery In the building just east.of F. L. Heath’s drug assist Prosecutor Sweezey in the prosecu­ tion. Warm weather Is just the time that meat taints and spoils quickly. Fred Cassady has one of the best coolers in the ’county in his market just west of Woolivy & Bronson’s shoe store, and what is more he keeps it well fillerl with the best meats that he can buy. When you want any meats or choice ruts give him a call. On and after May 11, Hams * Van Ar­ man. will ha>e on sale a Cull line of bread, biscuit, etc., from A. Benkes’ bakery, making a convenient place for the resi­ dents of the west end of town to get their baked goods. This Is r move long needed, and the quality uf the goods always No. 1, will surely be an advantage to both firms. The procession this (Thursday) after­ noon will form near tbe lower hotel, ! march west t<» the monument, south to I Presbyterian church, east to Julius Rus­ ; sell’s residence, north to State street, west ! to Hastings house, in front of which Has­ tings Division will give their drill. For D. C. Allison who lias been visiting Frank Black left for the north Monday. the purpose of avoiding run aways (he The rapid spread of contagious diseases and their near proximity are. and Indeed need be. creating Intense anxiety, and a tense feeling of dread In community. Against the dire assaults of contaiflous 1 diseases and epidemics, the first step nec­ * have a nice line of straw bats at luw these redeeming features. The system pro­ posed for getting the license is a good one and the provisions should be rigidly E. T. Church. Editor Bryan and Cfc M. Jennings of Charlotte drove to the city Monday. Mrs. W. H. Goodyear returned from an Judge.Smith went lo Allegan Tuesday to resume the hearing of the electric light case in the circuit court there. iXt. Colgrove, D. W. Reynolds and Dr. SJ M. Fowler are attending a meeting of the grand lodge K. of P. in Benton Harlior this week. ~ (£/frof. SterlFnX and the Misses Upton. A light speed cart for sale, inquire Jos. Bogers & Co. Gents, get a pair of our russet shoes, 82.25. Baxkrui*t Store. Dr. E. II. Lathrop is Rtiding a large veranda to his house which will be a fine improvement. All customers shirts needing new neck bands will be repaired free of charge. Troy Laundry. Painting, papvr hanging and hard wood finishing. Inquire of VV. S. Nelson, 118 West Slate St. We have the finest line of shoes in the city. Cail and see them. Bankrupt Stohe. Found—Apr. 38 In Mudges store, a sum of money. Owner can call there, prove property, pay for this notice, and get same. f Hastings nine played Woodland Thurs­ day, the score resulting in favor of the latter. Our boys speak highly of the man­ I net the Woodland nine play ball. !| Farmers bring your produce to Phillips Sylvester Broombaugh and A. Booker, of Woodland, are In jail for thirty days, for stealing wheat. Stealing wheat muit be considered a minor offense up that way. enforced. nesdays and returned Saturdays. Our Dowling correspondent reports the marriage of Orlle Van Horn. * ho is well known In this city, at Arroya Grande. California to a young lady of tbat state. The Ba.kxkb Joins with Orlie’s many friends Id offering sincere and hearty Their trade la by no means confined t» ed Silver ware. Mantle and Nickle Clocks. this locality bat branches out Into all sur­. AUHodaotMualrel ln.twnm.ta toeljdrounding counties and even far into north­, ing best make o< or^na. VlMtor. to the Baxkbitt Stou. You can get tbe beat of pure^ream Ice ern Michigan. They are the next to the wmm.-a Conrentton are especially ln­ largest buyers of marble and granite in, Vlted to »wt bla More, me “d cream al AL Renkea’. Whenever you i Mlchlgaa, do work equal to the best and Jewelry Repairing • Specialty. ■aant anything In this line leave orders .-with him. ■i o tW | hw 1 extended visit with Grand Rapids friends last week. -j Steady dropping wears away tl»e "tone. Steady working also transforms the rough congratulations. piece of granite or marble into a beau­ Coant, Clerk Nailer bu Joel bad a llat If yon like fine graham bread get some tiful tribute of memory for the dead. This ot all county officials tbe offleerr of Baitit the spring wheat graham flour at Phllcan be seen at any time by visiting the Inp, NnabxlUe, Middleville and Woodland B ps and Erb’s. elegant establishment of A. Blaek A Son toaether with tbe leadlw townxblp oHlcer« j If yon want a flue glass of woda water or In this city. So well do they do their work xnd poet o«ee addreaaee. The llat l» In a we cream soda or any soft drink call on and at such reasonable prices tbat they very convenient place and is a han y A- E. Renkes’. are driven not only from morning notll thing for reference. „ Hastings Di vision K. 1‘. la drilling dally night, but even far Into the night to get John Beaamer the Jewel er offers great M preparing to attend tbe conclave In out their work, and by doing this thay can baroalna tbls week lu Gold Watches, Washington D. C. next Aagtul. not begin to keep up with their orders., ^Md NkkJe watches. Solid and fl. t­ Won'' forget tbit some lucky person gets f-^oo tree at our store. EVERT TIHE Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan spent Sun­ day In Bedford with E. W. Jordan and wife. „ Mayor requests that no teams be hitched ; • & Erb’s and get not only the highest mar­ or left on the line of march between tbe i ket price, but also the very best goods that hours of 3 and 5 p. m. can be obtained. Give them a trial. see in them traits that no other dogs possess, but it Is a fact that none else sees ' J. T. lombard has lowered the trees ground his uew property on Broadway. New Western Walking ’jLrk. The Law Has Settled That Nobodu Murdered Dr. Cronin. means the introduction of a good deal of Deadly Eddy end Diamond attended the new testimony against him. L. E. Knap- 'meeting of the State Teachers Association pen. of Grand Rapids has been engaged to at Lansing Friday. sec our tine russet shoes, $3.56. Bankrupt Stork. i Firemen, get your cigars at A. E. Rente.< lie keeps all tbe popular brands. MRbWrtRE 22 IHPLEHENT5 Mrs. E. E. Lamoreaux of Grand Rapids has been visiting friends In the city. Mrs. Geo. B. Williams of New will visit relatives litre next week. 82 quires. Bankrupt Stork. MOObYEflR BROS We show a large line of wash go^ds In salines, pongee, ginghams, and all grades of white goods, just what you want for summer wear. You should call and ex­ amine the line to fully appreciate it. . |nce«. fWtlon In Every Way S. C. Rich and W. R. Young of Middle­ ville were in the city Saturday. The Chicago Women,s Club will be deacrlped by MIm Maria A. Walt Id tbe essary is proper sanitation, absolute puri­ • CIKQULAT1ON • next Issue of Harper’s Bazar. The article ty and cleanliness of premises, apparel will include aketches of prominent mem­ and person. So far as the flutter of ap­ parel Is concerned, this city is happily bers df the club. The low prices coupled with attractive film-after. changes for advertlseracntB situated, having here a large, first-class ulr.st reach this office Tuesdays at latent to laundry. The Troy, managed by experts, styles make the mMlinery department at Injure insertion in the Issue of the week RusaelFa very popular with the ladies. All with great care and best attention to needs when brought. t I the new spring shades a^p used trim­ of patrons. ming. A stylish hat at your own price. ■ i’r. leiivry is pushing work on his new <We desire to call tbe attention of every rkideuce. * 4 ’ f• For genuine bargains in spring dress owner of a dog or dogs in the city of goods, go to Russell’s. We have beauti­ i'hnis driving globes very cheap at Hastings to the ordinance passed by the ' ful goods suitable for church, street and council at Its meeting Friday evening reouting dresses, of the latest spring and j lating to dogs. The ordinance is printed In ; The Lh-»i line of confectionary in the ! full on our inside local page. It la a fact summer styles, at ni<»st reasonable prices. dry .it A. E. Benkes’. Remember that tho American Steam well known that in this city there are at JI -< prietH on lajiiea :yid cent* least a thousand worthless good-for-noth­ Laundry at Grand Rapids, Is «ue of the ■> ■ >•. . a’ .Smile » Bazaar. ing curs whose only excuse for existence best equipped in the Stole, and docs the • a number of now tjpncrete walks is the sufferance ’of a patient public. nest work. Remember that C. E. Lunn, •f■■11 built thia spring. Possibly some ef the owners of these curs tlxe tailor, te agent Laundry is M-nt Wed­ This week. Dandy Ridina Mias Ednah Brown of the Middleville school was In tbe city Saturday. SI MMER NORMAL SCHOOL COUPON. CORN CULTIVATORS as agent for the Singer sewing machine A. W. Burgman has gone instead. Mr. Denton is no longer in the employ of the Singer company. store. He lias had a long experience in his line and will mnke.a specialty of bak­ ing for weddings, parties, etc. Salt-ris­ ing bread baked Tuesdays and Fridays. 5 .il. 1». Andru-i. of Nashville, rnn.it.ii . i«) Miss Flora J. Beadle. Don't forget the place. <Flllistings. We are in receipt of au invitation an­ The term will iM-uin July 2ml. and conilnh’- until tin- regular examination in nouncing the marriage of Mr. C. P. War­ \ C!a-»r* will be organizetl Mr all ner, formerly editor of Hie Democrat to Gertrude E. Frayer, of Grand Rapids, l-ri!” t'vrtiiicaie-i. Ail p-r-oiis in any wap interested in snmruT normal, work which will occur Wednesday evening. May r.rf r.- ,'ie-ted to send t»rcircular giving 28rd. at the home of the bride’s parents. We wish them unbounded happiness. fit!! intoriuatimi. Address. 11. B. ANDRUS. Eighteen new names have been added Nashville. Mich. to the information in the case of the peopie against Asa Tefft for murder. This U personal mention. O IL Cook relumed from Ohio Saturday. We are now to suppose that Dr. Crouin hit himself with a club, stabbed himself with a knife, and Shot himself with a revolver. Having done that he picked up his cadaver, walked with it to a manhole, tlirust himself into the same and did various other things that a corp-e never did. before. We don’t, see how hr ever accomplished it. There are a good many people who don’t see how it is pos­ sible for us to offer the bargains we are now offering, but we are not only offering them but bargain hunting people are taking advantage of them. They appreciate the fact that they don’t often have the opportunity of getting $5.00 Ladies or Gents’ shoes for 83.00. It is an absolute fact that to close a certain line of goods we are sacrificing more than our profit to mpke room for other goods. These bargains are new, stylish goods and they’ll wear. We can’t afford to deceive you and expect to do business We are here to stay. All that we will ask is for you to call and inspect. The goods sell themselves. Yours truly. W. H. SPENCE �SWEPT BY WIND. Hastings Banner Thursday, May 17. i«94- Furious Tornado Does Great Damage at Indianapolis. COOK BKO».. Propnatora. J.H.Guinh^r^ Cannot Say Enough IN Praise of Hood’s -C I. Rood * Co.. LowtU. Xm: Gentlemen: — I feel that I cannot write words which will speak highly enough of Hood's Sarsaparilla. I can tell my friends what it did for me a good deal better than I can write IL But I will simply state that Itcured me of a very severe case of catarrh after tho physicians failed to help me. It also cured my husband of . rheumatism of serious nature a year ago. Four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla effected A Perfect Cure in his case. I think Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the best spring medicine that can be found. Wc have used it In our family five years, and would Dot do without IL I am very thankful to you Hood’s<>Cures for the blessing this medicine has been to us. Every bottle Is worth its weight in gold.” Mrs. J. H.GurxAN, 270 Wabash Ave., Detroit, Mich. Hood’s Pills are prompt and efficient, yet easy In action. Sold by all druggists. 25c. I PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM ClWDBCT Bad bMUtlflM tho h to Bertero Gray Toothful Color. l'-< Batker*o Qm<«r Tonic, h rare Weak Ixinn, DrhllitT, Indigortton, IVm, TfV E IT POPS. Effervescent, too. Exhilarating, appetizing. Just the thing to build up the constitution. HireS? Rootbeer Wholesome and strengthening, pure blood, free from boils or carbuncles. General good health —results from drinking HIRES’ Rootbeer the year round. Package makes five gallons, 25c. Ask your druggist or grocer for it Take no other. Send a-cent stamp to the Charles E. Hires Co.. 117 Arch St., Philadelphia, for beauti­ ful picture cards. ADIRONDA _ ~....... 'J T°.AC3 MARK ■■mi ■ Wheeler's/^ -POSITIVELY CURES- - HflR T DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Bpllopsu, Sleeplessness and all derangements of the Nervous System. UNEXCELLED Purely Veg^t^ble, gnaranted free from . opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. M. D. Hailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rapos (Mich.) Having* Bank, says he cannot say too much in favor of "AdlrondJ,’’ Wheeler's Heart and Nerve (hire. Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller nodicine Co., &dar Springs, Mich. Bold by. HA&TINCT, • MICH. CYCLONE IN INDIANA. Indianapolis. Ind., May IL—A severe wind and rainstorm struck this city at 4 o’clock Thursday "afternoon and lasted for an hour, doing much damage to shade trees and unroofing a number of houses and factories. The wind came in gusts from the southwest and ex­ tended over, about threc-fourtbs of the city, at times assuming al­ most tbe proportions of a cyclone. Rain fell in sheets, and in twenty minutes after the storm began the streets were flooded and the water was running like a mill-race down the prin­ cipal streets of the city. On the north side, where the rainfall was heaviest, street cars were stopped by the flood in the streets and by broken and twisted trees, which made travel im­ possible A Bab* Hilled. One child was killed and another seriously injured by ttie breaking of a cornice from the roof of a block. John Huntsman’s family live in the block, and his two children, a girl 3 years old and an Infant about 4 monte old, were on the sidewalk In front when tbe storm struck the city. A portion of the cornice was broken off and fell up­ on the children, instantly killing the babe and seriously but not fatally in­ juring tbe older child. Danutce in th* Park*. All th. bet tree. In Military pvk were blown down, and Universitj- park and Blind Asy1 nm park suffered much .... .Injured . dnm^o. The only ,bnlldtag. were those of the Union Transfer oompnny nnd the Acme Milling com£nj, which were unrooted. The i th-var.- that have I , . ~ .. < I preserved the nmplftnde use of theand chimpu, anu P variety oj . “ J" . . .; 1 th.oper.tlon. th.t the Indian, “ are V® »“’• “P»bl«ot «P<»> of the telephone company apparatus.----------------------------broken in many places and LIVING LANTERNS IN THE SEA. service — was rendered ----- ’ almost 1I -------The «*tld*hlpmlte” and It* Rows of Shinworthless. So manj’ trees fell across j . the tracks of the street car company | Away down down in tn the tne dark dark depths aeptns of oi tno Away tho that it was several hours before ears ocean there are living lanterns that ocean there are living lanterns that could be run on some of the/llnes. are borne about lighting up the darkare borne about lighting up the darkMany narrow escapes of persons have neiuK A queer fish called the “midbeen reported. Reports from the sur- shipmite” carries the ... brightest and. rounding country say that the storm •sn,p, /L., ca ,® I1 ............................ • • did <km*/to farmer* snost’ bribing of all these sea torches. did great damage to farmers. Along its back, under it and at tho |base of its fins there arc small disks Mount Vernon, Ind., May 11.—A torthat glow with a clear phosphorescent nodp struck this city at 2 o’clock Thurs­ light like rows of shining buttons on day Afternoon. The steamer Eugene, the young middy's uniform. In this belonging to the Henderson hominy way it gets the name of *‘mi(h.hipraite.” milt was overturned in the middle of by which young sailors in the navy the river. Fii teen people were op board, uro often called. Tlicsc disks are ex­ but they saved themselves by taking actly like small bull’s-eye lanterns, refuge on the barge the boat was tow­ With regular lenses and reflectors. ing. The boat was valued at 110,000 and The lenses gather the rays and the re­ is a total loss CapL Campbell was in­ flectors throw them out again. There jured) by a piece of flying tim ber. is a layer of phosphorescent cells be­ Wecksesser's block was badly dam­ tween the two and the entire effect is as aged, the roof being blown away and timber scattered in every direction and perfect us if made bj- some skillful op­ the building flooded with water. The tician. Many other fish Jiave “reflec­ Knights of Pythias hall, which was in tors.” munj’ have “lenses,” but the the buflding, was ruined by the water. •midshipmite” is the only kind that The Mount Vernon fair grounds were has such splendid specimens of both. damaged several thousand dollars. The fish is so constructed that when it About 125 stalls were blown down and is frightened bj- some devouring sea the timber scattered in every direction. monster it can close its lenses and hide Reports from the entire "country indi­ itself in the darkness. It can turn ita ( lantern on and off at will. It is al­ cate tbat much damage was done. ; ways “filled’’ and ready when wanted. ' Damaffo In an Ohio Town. 1 Another marine animal has a luminous Akron, O., May 12.—A wind and rain storm swept over this city at 5 o’clock bulb that hangs from its chin and thus Thursday night, doing much damage. throws a light before it to warn it of The roof of the Hotel Buchtel was part­ the approach of enemies. Still an­ ly carried away and a number of win­ other upholds a big light from the exOthers, dows in the rear demolished. Trees tremitj’ of the dorsal fin. and smaller buildings throughout the again, have supplies of a luminous oil city were blown down. A colored man that runs down its sides from the fins, working on the street railway in the , making a bright and constant lightall northern part of [he city was struck by ni*ound it Most of the jelly fish are lightning hnd killed. 1 phosphorescent These live far down ----------------------------on the floor of the• ocean ccc" — Lcyc It .k where it is alTHEY SURRENDER. wavs dark and gloomy. trio * “ । ways The dwellers ! in these waters are provided with Sander'® Train Ste*leri In Colorado । lights of their own shining .bodies and Stopped By Deputy Marshall | fins, which illuminate their home with Salina, Kan.. May IL—The “war” is over. The intrepid Colonsdo con tin- a strange glare. • gent of tbe commonweal which has ONE OF THE LOST TRIBES. kept Colorado and Kansas in an uproar In India and Their for two days has surrendered uncon­ A Strange Community ._______________ Strange Belief*. ditionally to Marshal Neeley. They Scattered over the breezy downs of were 450 strong and every man the Nilgherries. in little villages of put under arrest The surren­ wicker houses, that look at a little disder was mode peaceably and the tance like nothing in the world so much entire army is being taken to Topeka for trial The special train is now en as a colony of beehives, lives a com­ route with the captured army and is munity of six or seven hundred people, making rapid time on its return trip । who are variously believed to be the Marshal Neeley served the writs upon descendants of one of the lost tribes of the Coxeyite* with a posse of twenty­ Israel, the aborigines of southern India eight men, saying that if they refused and a community of Manichase ns. They believe in a strange trinity and to surrender the train the government would be asked for troops to enforce a hell, a dismal stream full of leeches, and this they must cross by means cf a the order of the federal court single thread. The soul burdened with sin is too heavy for this slender supNew Yobe, May 12.— “Tip,” the big port and the sinner falls into the elephant at Central park, is dead. He stream, but the thread sustains easily died at 4:19 p. m. Friday from the ef­ the souls of the good. The funeral of fect of poison administered to him by a Toda, for that is the name of the order of the park authorities “Tip” singular tribe, is as odd in its way as fed a record of eight keepers killed-, its religious belief. His body is by him, and his disposition was such wrapped in u new cloth, and his toes that he had become a constant menace tied together with red thread; grain, to the peace of the park. Therefore it sugar, tobacco and money are wrapped was decided to kill him, the job to be in his funeral toga to provide him for performed by administering to him a his journey across the, Styx and the quantity of poison. dark plain beyond. Two buffaloes are slain beside the New Ohleanb, May 12.—The sugar corpse and the dead man’s hands are growers’ convention adopted resolu- placed upon their horns; a piece of his tioty declaring that the sugar schedule skull, his hair and ’ his finger-nails are of the senate finance committee fixing, removed, to be used later on at the the duty on raw sugar at 40 per ch nt great celebration of the death o£ all ad valorem is inadequate protection to those who, during the twelve months, the home producer; that it is Impossible have “taken the leap over the great for the eane growers and sugar manu­ precipice into the bottomless abyss.” facturers of Louisiana to pay for the When these tokens are removed, clari­ actual cost of production at that rate fied butter is smeared on the fragrant wood of the funeral pyre, and the body of duty. * is burned to ashes and the ashes scat­ Washington, Maj’ IL—The May ro- tered to tbe four winds. . a falling off of 5.8 To cut a track through the high and land tbe men are obliged to behung In chains, and notwith.tandlnff thi. pre­ vention about fifty bare loat tbeir Urea by lorine their fooling- and being daabeddown one thonaand feet Into Wot* of Our Lav-mxk-re In Fifty-Third Oc ocrea*. The Great Daily of Michigan.’ Briefly Recorded. senate. W.nnwTOX. The “t*® bill wm briefly dUcMaed lo the tenale yMierdey. A resolution wm intro­ duced uulhorixlnj thr McreUry ot war nnd wcretery of tho n.ry to donate to W. U McDowell, of tho Columbian Liberty Bell committee, cannon, mnaketa, aworda, etc., not required by nary or army usee, to be cut Into wurenir liberty belle for tbe use of Mbools WaaulxoTOX, May 10.—The tariff bill was discussed in the senate yesterday sod during the debate Senator Mills (Tex.) announced that under no cir­ cumstances would he support the amendments proposed by the cornpromise bill. . | YOUR HOME PAPER cmM ** 1 >«« publications from larger cities; they cannot supply completely tbe many item, of home news that xre greatest interest, but for State. National, and world wide new., the greyer paper must bo looked to. The Detroit Eranra Nnn sta-tl, as the leader in the State, and ahould go band In hand with your home papa- The Evening News, 7.'. w”a 3 momtms Detroit, MiCh. SV Man. 4 Agencies ia every village, town and city In the State of Michigan. tK>ac Newton Is given tn, crer, .. THE LORDS MEET. orlFinaUngthe present Quartan of the Titled LejUlaturv of using the decimal pomtlu, r,.A„ ' -------- -of -England. being that by placing ,, lhp ’ What specially strikes a visitor on the line ft could be diMlnguirtXl' Washington, May IL—John Potion, , entering the house of lords for the glance from the-full M..pJr., tbe new senator from Michigan, took tbe oath of ofli.e in the United first time is the rich splendor of the Uon mark. AH I:,,,..;:,:., na!h States senate on the 10th to sucoeed chamber, says tbe New York Herald. ticians use the mark In the na. nrt. a noble apartment, one hundred-. posed by Newton anu the late Senator Stockbridge. The res- It is ----------------and the periods. olution to investigate the alleged police £eel long by forty-five broad and forty- ■ BIrwn ^.n nf of nre vneslill • pljcatlon •1 . . clubbing Muy 1 was discussed, but no fiTt} high, splendidly adorned and . r ' action was token. The tariff Lili was carved, lighted by ... twelve richly dec­ orated windows. All round run gal­ I further considered. Chemists turn serqp iron, into ink Wasuinoton. May 12.—The tariff; leries, protected by handsome brass old bone* into luciMr matches, the bill was considered in the senate yes- , railings. Tbe end gallery is that set shavings of the bl/cksmith shop into terdaj’ and several of tbe amendments apart for the use of strangers. It has l*russian blue, fusel oil ihto oil of ap. were adopted. Senator Gullinger spoke ( the press gallery just In front The pies and peon., the drainings of cow on hi* amendment providing for a re- i galleries . that run along the sides are houses into fashionable perfumery, taliatory clause against Canada, but no forthc use of distinguished person­ beggars' rags into new pildt Coa£ action was taken. | ages. When the princess of Woles and • cesspool filth into, ammonia and tar - 14.—Five hours . k________ - attend Washington-, Majj other ladies-r of the roj-al family waste into aniline dyes and.saccharine. • were re<lQlre<i ln tho senate on Satur- to bear the debates they invariably In Pari* they first utilize rat* to dear . dav fmm the a Iaova nf day to dianoae.of dispoeexif the items relation relating to I eiaw <-jew the scene from alcove of the j.the flesh from the bones of carcasses, tannic anjl tartaric acids and alcoholic । gallery to the left of the throne. The । then kill the rate, use up their fur for perfumery . in the tariff utn bilL ms. Theii.milyjypne j —I.~ itself . , is a *richly - gilt choir, dfc! trimming*, their skin for glove*, their Hitiaiy academy appropriation bill (H10.- f repoVtea-xod. bi.l biiij j; “'XTL" SUTX 20s/wm reported^end — p^ed . diV and the meat of agriculture, after oonsolidats, places the condition of The Evening News^ THE. CHIMPU. Parnvtaa and Bolivian Indiana P»« a Queer Counting Device! The chimpu is a reckoning ’de Hee still employed in some remote parts of Peru and Bolivia. It consists es­ sentially of a certain number of cords tied together at one of their extremi-. ties and along which slide small per­ forated balls. The cords are of differ­ ent colors and the balls are made of the shells of various., fruits., These balls can be strung all at the same time upon all the cords or upon a certain number only. The‘Indian, says the New York Journal, thus has a means of creating for himself categories of juxtaposed numbers corresponding in our proc­ esses to as many columnsns there are cords in the apparatus. If, as it hap­ pens. moreover, the native calculator decides that the balls strung a - single time shall represent units, that those through which two cords pass shall equal tens. etc., he will be able to rep-’ resent anj’ numbers whatever. Ho will figure, for example, tho figure 4,- ' 456 by stringing 0 balls on one cord, । 5 on two cords. 4 on three cords and 4 . on four cords. The little instrument once tied at the lower extremity, us it was previously at the upper, will in- । definitely preserve the quadruple num- > bar which will have thus been con tided to IL We see in this curious reckoning de­ vice of the present Indians a survival and a simplified adaptation of the old quipus or cords with knots of vnrious colors that took the place of writ­ ing and numeration among the' an­ ' cient Peruvians. It is true that • the I chimpu is at present decimal or nearly so (the ten is easily exceeded on tho first cord),’ but ftV„»ia°lL. we do not know what I™""' “lXresU^ . j j I I WHERE pl^inirJMxj. nlaMntr Mat Gen. Geo._Gvor«r Georn-r JS. S. Green I.rwooo on 1 1. ,, <wde<l off trom ti,e ♦ nf of ♦uthe 1 .per. ooncs tor. gelatine p the retir^B list of the regular army as a '; house by n a ubuiutul handrail. uoubc vy From this part • _ first.lieutenant. I| of - jthe . . . . chamber privy councilors and ‘ A KIND-HEARTED CAPTAIN. , , . | the sons of peers who have the entree Washington, May 9.—Mr. Hatch re-1 UBUMHy watch the proceedings, and on While Punutug Geronimo Ho luiknv ported hi* anti-option bill in the house tjje njght of any great debate many | ' Two i>utr*».«i nogt. yesterday and the naval appropriation I members ot the house of common* also ‘ Geronimo, Geronimo,the theonce oncepowerful powerfuland and b^Jl was called up and briefly explained may be seen here. ’ cruel Indian chieftain of the west, is . in -nmnt ?»j jn house of lartis are ' now a quiet and peaceful prisoner at Home of ita parts. Washington, May 10.—In the bouse । •rranged much osrin the lower bouse, : _______ _.... an army rJBypa*v Mount_______________ Vernon barracks, yesterday the bill authorizing the con- except that rows of cross benches face upon the Alabama river, a short disstruction of .a bridge across the Missis I t.jje woolsack, it is there that the tance above Mobile, says Kate Field’* .» .«hsippi river nt St Lout* was passed and prince of Wales and the dukesof Edin- Washington. During what was known n bill was favorably reported by Mr. burg. Connaught and Cambridge ordi- as the Geronimo campaign settlers reSpringer (111.) to suspend the taxation narfly sit, this part of the house indi- • siding upon isolated ranches in of 10 per cent on slate bank issues. eating independence of political al- Arizona and New Jlexico lived in conAfter hearing Gen. Coxey the commit­ legiance to either of the ( ' stant terror of his raids. When one great tee on labor decided to report a resolu­ parties.“ . 7___ . Occasionally some noble : was reported or feared, those on the tion for a joint investigation by a lord who may have broken with j Hue of the expected rail! fled precipispecial committee of the senate and his party finds a temporary seat here, | tatcly to tlie nearest poinf of safety bouse of the Coxey tuovetqent and the too, as Lord Derby did in the session , —usually an army post if it could be depressed condition of labor in general. of 1379. The lord chancellor, who acts reached—there to remain until the Washington, Maj’ IL—A bill was in­ as speaker or chairman of the upper 1 danger wu« over, nnd then, probably, troduced in the house yestekdaj’ for house, sits In front of the 'throne on I to return and find buildings burned.ail pensions at the rate of one cent perday the so-called woolsack. This is really live things killed or carried away, and for each day of service and one for a 1 a sort of ottoman, and a scat compared j property of every •leseri’ption wantonly currency commission to be composed of with which an armchair such as the destroyed. In the year ibSftau officer fifteen persons, not more than seven to speaker of the house of commons is al- ! was sent out with a body of troops in be bankers, to investigate the currency a lowed must be luxurious ease. The - pursuit of (Jeronimo.'ho had just ■ question and report to congress in De­ peers of the ministerial party sit to the ' passed, leaving desolation in his track. cember. Mr. Talbot brieflj* announced One dujhe came to’a beautiful ranch, the death of his colleague^ IL F. Ilrat- lord chancellor's right; those in oppo­ sition to the left. By a curious cus­ showing everywhere the ownership tan, of Maryland, and the customary tom in the procedure of the house, and core of people of means. It was resolutions were adopted. entirely deserted. Its pecupants had Washington. May Ik—In the house whenever the lord chancellor speaks fled, not even taking time to close the the bill providing that the first session in debate, he has to step two paces to doors of the low, rooiriy dwelling. the left of, and away from, the wool ­ of each congress shall begin the first With one solitorv exception there was sack — an odd idea, for it places him — a Tuesday after March 4, instead, of wait­ ing until the following December, and member of the party in power and a no appearance of life. Chained to a post were a couple of cabinet minister — on the opposition the second session to begin on the first magnificent greyhound puppies of Monday in January, instead of De­ aide of the house. purest breed. The little creatures lay cember, as at present, was favora­ side by side upon the ground, nearly ELECTIONS IN FRANCE. bly reported. The civil appropria­ tion bill was discussed. Mr. Erd­ Manhood Suffrage la Unlvnrvol—Preenu- famished from hunger and thirst, al­ most too weak to give greeting to what man (Pa.) introduced a bill amend­ Hour Agulnat Fraad. they knew to be the coming <>f friends ing the civil-service law. It increases In France all mon when they hove and* help. The ^captain hastily dis­ the number of commissioners from attained their majority are registered three to four, not more than two of voters. Every one qualified is inscribed mounted and went-to them, his men them to be of the same political party. on a poll list and is irmed with an crowding around, eager as himself, to Persons who pass the examination are electoral card—giving his name, pro­ help. Water was given them and food from his own rations, but when they f to be divided into two classes, accord­ fession and residence—which is issued ing to the two political parties casting by the mayor of his commune. This had eaten, the question was what the largest vote. Jfce patronage is to card is his passport of citizenship and should be.done with them? It wmim­ possible to take them along in.so hasty be divided equally among the several also serves for purposes of identity. a march. They were t>H> young to states and territories. Each card is numbered and corresponds hunt for food’, anti if turned l«*e | . Washington. May 14.—A resolution with the number on the register. The ? as lntroduced In the house on Satur- polling takef place In a townhall, would become the prey of wolves an day, Piding for a committee to in­ schoolroom or other public building. coyotes. In the inelosurc where they tf tho industrial No candidate is elected at the first bal­ were they were proti'ctcd; about deprcMlon, Mr. Mcpinn. of IlltaoU. lot who does not receive at least a twelve feet In front of the puppies ran *" ” ’by »«_*«-« a ditch, through which water was quarter of the votes on the register of Coxey Moves. flowing, a sight of which Imd only Wmbimotox, May 14.—Tent, were voters, or one-half of the ballots actu­ served to tantalize them, fastened jus .truck at “Camp Tyranny" Saturday ally* cast Failing cither of these re­ out of reach of ita cooling draught and the army waa uon on the march, sults ia second ballot takes place a fort­ Across tho ditch, plainly in view. l«y for tlw new camp nicer HyattarUle, night later, when a simple majority of the heads of several slaughtered ca Md. The new camp ia 3 mile, from tho votes is sufficient for election. tie. In the dry atmosphere of that lav There is not the same strict control itude meat does oot derny. so t di.trlct, a pleaaant spot, well wooded and well watered. There Coxey ex- over expenditure on elections in Franco heads were in goo! preservation ana pecta to maintain hta headquarter, all us in England. The cost of on election must have added greatly to the ensummer If need. be. or, m he Mys, varies considerably. There is a great pangs of hunger of the two . until congrcM taken action on hl, btlla. deal spent in holding public meetings, {mptain hafi Mverel of th. !•«* but a spirited rivalry avisos sometimes Novel Aid to brought and laid near the over placarding. Tbe candidates are Cincinnati, May 14.—Forty canary to furnish food for mnnv days. . . birds, arranged around tbe interior of not saddled with official expenses. The from a toolhousc near by he 0,“ the edifice, by their .legleg added to amount spent depends entirely on the men tookspodesund -hovelsand tu . strength of the opposition. • Usually, tbe course of the ditch for “ J*" the interest of a sermon on “Spring” when the fight is keen, the expenses yards, ao that it ran lmme< lately J delivered by Pastor »obHnt, of the of each candidate will run between ten the puppies. Afjtcr a friendly I Lincoln Park Baptiet church of Clndnthousand nnd thirty thousand francs. nati. each grateful dog »nd a cheery At the famous contest between Bou­ of encouragement, the captain m The Chinese B^utry. langer and Jacques in 1839 over a mil­ his horse.and rode away. May 11-“-The total lion francs were spent. . number of Chinese that have regUtered The French system of polling tends throughout the country under the exto insure purity of voting. When a . . °------unaer tne ex­ clusion act is 105,812.1 Thu total Chi- ’ A Maa Who Ila. Two Tor— , --------voter enters the polling station he nese population by the A little public bouse. * census effnsus of of 1890 1890 gives up hia electoral card. The numwas 107,482. । ber on it is compared with the num­ landlord and hla custonu n. »»n rloua experience, .lands on the ber in the register. When the identity Vaebed Tor Mura.r. Cottonwood Falls, Kan., May 14- ' of the voter is established his cardisac- dary line dividing tbe Darw en and Oswabftwistlc.luu’c^^ George Bose, the murderer ot Aaaist- oepted and he is allowed to vote. Before The .boundary line runs drtW ant Po.tma.ter Knhl at thia place, wa. th© card is returned to him an official through the center ot the h<”t‘'r£,idc taken from jail Saturday night by a tears off a corner of it, which renders it useless. Other precautions are taken an there are public rooms on mob and hanged. which render fraudulent voting ex­ ot tho passage two Uoens«.s i I tremely difficult. Election offenses, sary. The publican is MV ll-Inqa'rj Into which are severely punished, are hard­ close the Darwen side of the rtWn ofk. Northern pLfie theo ly possible except through collusion ten o’clock every nighL th»l » trwwcUon for o„r the condition of hislioen • tnkeep ^"y’000 “<>‘ recorded on tho woldtwistle Mccnw’ «Ukn« b» In noon. his door open until . B proe­ order not to toy hiinscIf op< ^(gndIn both ’ and Germany one- ecution by Darwen, therefore. comfourth (M) lord, when the clock chi®_ frorn ths gullible pels hia customers to rem> tbe laxMltora for voting in bv Cxio« both b/und^T his bad directly over tbe �— 1___ ----------------- - ----------- — ' -Vfr. -------- JAPANESE UNWELCOME CALLERS. Woman, Young and Old, Who Want Department Clorkanlpa ™ po“’b,’0 that *>>e ml»bt be ' MrCHfft «»o«. tbe employe, whom it wm SLLVmtr. drop ,or 1"k ot appropriatloii Thl. diapoecd of the fair applicant, and the secretary of the treasury turned away from her tears and nrr> testation. „ . becam« known toothercabb .net offloer^ and th,.,, adopted the expr~«tons of Mr. Carlisle u tbeir own. ' 1and told hundred, of foir applicant, 'the Mine story, thin, dUposinff of them !in veiy short order. ' . A,gr”tl”a°y tadlc, seek office and 1pp^nd to be needy, when a. a matter 'of fact they are merely ambition, to ' ores, well end buy pretty things. It is well known here that very many I< u. Wh° 1'“vc B00'1 homoa. with lath.r. of moderate but .ufflcle.it In­ 1 com, to take care of their families reaKMbly well, go office-seeking .nd plead poverty, solely in order to have money with, which to take annual trips to seaside or mountain. Moreover, there are respectable ladies, daughter, of good families, who go after con­ gressmen at tho Capitol, pleading dire necessity, who spend lifetimes of re­ gret for their misdirection. There “___ _ is a very slight step from a little 1- wrong —o­’ doing to a great wrongdoing; and‘ TE NEWS. A TEMPLE BURI t>r~-It- I. 1-ruon. BaoOKLTK, May 14.—Just after •rrvw“ made to blow up the at Jackson with dynamite As ice® at noon Sunday and while Dr. was snaKing shaking nanas hands wilu with mc.umemconvicts who were locked in the new I Talmage ^mag® was ceU block were marching to their I h*™ of hU congregation fire buret out ‘,f carlK,1ic acid, which cells from an evening meeting, three between "*n ’the *'-"*"-*"* pipes of the organand andwithwith­ on Bubnrc Porter—in Qae«t of the convicts, Edward Huntley, in ten minutes tbe big tabernacle waa of "Influence.” doomed to total destruction. Adjoin ­ -_____ sent from Detroit for twenty b0XJ.lt«-,Mved. n a box. 8 for 15. Sent by tno”.' [Special Washington Letter.] I*11'? ...4 i«uod by our ngfln’4years for burglary: John de Mann, sent ing the church was the Hotel Regent, eight stories in height, with a frotage The moat persistent and therefore from Grand Rapids for fifteen years for the most disagreeable office-seekers I murder in the second degree, and Ar­ of 90 feet on Clinton avenue and ex­ ,!-IpiFlEH. Small, mild und pleasant tc are women. When a Ladymakcs up her thur Lawrence, sent from Eaton county, tending back 200 feet to Waverly ave­ mind that' she needs an office, and i for ten years for burglary, made a break nue. The fire spread from the taber­ • - i \STEE3 issued only by ought to have it, she also, by uncon- 1 from the ranks One of them seized tho nacle to this, hotel and then to the u. (kMMlvvar. Sole Agent. Hastings. scions cerebration, makes up her mind guard, and another sprang up into a dwelling houses nil Greene and Waver­ to worry the life out of a poor con-' window aud attempted to light a fuse ly avenues, opposite the tabernacle. gre-ssman. almost as certainly and ef­ connected with u dynamite bomb. The The wind carried the blazing cinders fectively as a terrier worries the life alarm was given and Deputy Northrup in such quantities in a southeasterly houses that th felling out of u rat. The census office has and Capt Stone arrived in time to direction 0 timetable. ihb^t^o squares _ . .. naturally been most besieged by wom­ quell the disturbance, and the convicts in Washington aveni Ineffect February 11. 1KM._________ away, and also the Summerfield .Meth­ were soon locked in their cells. The en place-hunters ever since it was or­ warden says there had been rumors of odist church were set on fire by them; ganized, because its employes are not dynamite in tho prison for over a year, but the greatest loss on any one of appointed under the civil-service law. these structures did not exceed 315,000. but no trace of it could be found. It has been observed that all persons The total loa% however, reaches over in petticoats have a horror of competi­ 8*2,000,000. Dr. Talmage said that he , • Monthly Crop Report. tive examinations. Arithmetic is a । The monthly crop report for April thought electric lights caused the fire, hopeless puzzle to nearly all applicants as ft. did that which destroyed the last makes the following showing: of their sex. But I have noticed that "The condition of growing wheat Is 90 per tabernacle on Schermerhorn street. in nearly every case where it was real­ cent, for thostate, and V7 per cent of the crop It was decided that Dr. Talmage's ly desired by influential men the exis grown In the southern nnd central count lea tour around the world should begin to­ ' The conditions Indicate a crop ot SS,OOO.1>jO anrinnlious were successfully passed, i day, as arranged. He will start in the i bushels this year. The total number of bushels That is to say, if the regular cxnminareported marketed In April was 1,189.002, nnd evening for Philadelphia and proceed tion was a failure, b special ’ expert'’ ‘ for the nine months from August to April in- from there to Atlanta. Ga. After yisltexamination was given, and the appli­ elusive It.013.198. Timothy and June grass ing some southern cities he will go to meadows arc reported In prime condition, and San Francisco and sail from there to cant always passed it. I the outlook for ah average crop of apples is '1 he force of the census office was re­ Are you willing to work for the cause promising Tno condition of peaches Indicates Honolulu and afterward to New duced upon several occasions, and it. Zealand, Australia, India, Spain, Eng­ a three-fourths crop*’ of Protection in placing reliable infor­ will be soon again. Such occurrences ' land and other foreign countries. mation in the hands of your acquain­ uemm in MirnifEO. have been invariably followed by a [The Brooklyn tabernacle, which was burned tances ? i During the week ended May 5 reports Sunday., Is tbe fourth church which ban been batch of marriages. Of course these If you are, you should be identified sent in by seventy-five observers in occupied by the congregation over which matchvft have been the result of some various portions of the state to the state Dr. Talmage has been pastor for twentywith love-making; but when 1'huve rend flvo years. The original church still s tan as board of health indicated that pleuriTHE AMERICAN in Schermerhorn street, and ha* been used the wedding notices in the news­ tis, measles and pneumonia increased Jor many years as a public school This. PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, papers the thought has come to me. , unlike the three which have succeeded It, and in area of prevalence. Typhoid fever whether it be right or not’, that 135 W. 230 ST.. NEW YORE. was reported at fifteen places, diph­ which have been burned one after another, was the weddings have been brought • not culled the "Tabernacle.” A strange coin­ theria at thirty-one, measles at sixty- cidence Is that the original tabernacle waa ■tailag your position. and give a helping bead. anout mon* by reason of necessity I three, scarlet fever ut fifty-six, con­ burned Sunday morning. December 22, 1&7T8; tho ml the part of the girls, than for ■ sumption at two hundred and seven second tabernacle was burned Sunday morn­ real, devp-seated Jove. In such an , Kii-iji.uiil J'»* aud smallpox at Jackson, Marquette ing. October 13, 1889. and the newest and great­ est tabernacle was burned Sunday. event, ninety-nine per cent, of the j Crvf-y. ....!• and Kalamazoo. The entire cost of the building and site was marriages are but the commencement i MH4 ............. about 8350.00Q. Of this sum about one-lialf was The Niagara Faile Route.” SHE IS GOING TO DE MARRIED. of suits for divorce, or of miserable i secured from the insurance on the burded lives. The State Medical association held structure, the sale ot lot* on which it stood young ladies who run after alleged Stations. and the subscriptions received. The remainder Of course, where so many hundreds statesmen for the improper purpose of its twenty-ninth annual session in Rep­ was covered by a mortgage, a partot the secur­ of young people have been thrown to­ BABTWA RD. getting an office which they do not resentative Hall in Lansing, the atten­ ity for which, while the building was not yet Habtimob....... gether some sincere attachments are dance being large. The following completed, was an insurance policy on Dr. Tw'really need frequently take that step. Ul| botytd to follow; but, while indulging to, mage •* life for 123.00a The mortgage is held Stations. The congressmen realize this fact, and officers were elected: by Russell Sage.] in flirtation with the mule clerks, the President. H. O Walker, Detrhli: vice presi­ some of them are mean enpugh to take - -------Ja.tn.la.rfi.Ip m.|p.m.|p.m. dent. Victor C. Vaughn, Ann Arbor: secretary, girls not uncommonly would keep on H astings .. ... ------- [3.351 |iX2»l •-!»! 1.25 D.!tadvantage of it. A TERRIBLE CRIME. Charles W. Hitchcjck, Detroit: treasurer, Wil­ the lookout for the better opportunities C. R. OSBOfcN, Local Agent. Hastings bra*' There is one side of the office-seek­ liam G. Henry, Detroit GU3 in the matrimonial field. In numerous ing business which is really pathetic. • 0. «v. ttUGrii.KS (». P & T. A. t bicags Killed by Fiends In Missouri. Iron Mountain Mine itlartedinstances they would have several The old hull of representatives, which Milan, Ma, May 12.—A most atro­ For the first time in eight months such office beaux dangling while wait­ is how used as a semi-art gallery, I PRORATE OllDFR. Iron cious crime was committed Thursday State of Michigan. Countv «f Hurry—ss. ing for something more eligible to wherein the -statues of famous states­ the Chapin mine whistle at Mountain blew the other night, night near Browning. Gus Meeks, his Ala session Ore I’rtdrei. Court i<’r the turn up. This plan they could afford to men art! placed by the various states. the management wife and two children were murdered County nf Burrs. Luidrn al lire I’nrbate Uffice Iq pursue ~> lonfr ns they were rendered^,,, iu (lllily hlstl,n. ot lnanv jives, announcing that tee cits ef liMsllngs. in mi hl county, on Tues­ was ready to resume work at tbe outright and another of the children—a day, tbe l»t <iav of Max. In the year one independent by their own employment;Speaker ............................. - one corner ‘ IRnnl converted ofgirl 7 years old—was so badly injured thousand right hnt<ilre<l and nliretv four. but when discharge seemed imminent thin room inlo a ladies' reception room. property ifile since last summer. The Ihraeut. Uharlcs W. A/n strvug, Judge of that she may not recover. The circum­ they would promptly make a selection During the sessions of congress women news had a ten-fold significance to the Prnbat*. . stances leading up to the crime are In the matter nf the eatMte «»f Valentine from the available husbands at hand. in all stages of need sit day after day.’ community burdened since last August O. Huck, late of t'amlllus County, of Ouondage ger? about as follows: And it is fair to presume that some of : sending their cards to members of the with 2,500 people compelled to exist oa und State ot Hew York, deceased. There are a number of criminal cases On rending and filing tbe petition duly verified public charity. those marriages have turned out well. ' house whose influence, they are anx- . pending Ln Lynn and Sullivan counties of Gilbert Buck, son of said deceased, praying When Hon. Robert P. Porter was ■ lous to obtain. The doorkeepers cptne Andllary administration ot said estate against William F. Taylor nnd George that may be granted t > said peiUioirer (who is tbe . superintendent of the census a good back with statements, often false, to Tho limit of time in which Judge Taylor, brothers, the former being principal ad in In’St rut or of said estate as apstory was told on him. It seemed that the effect that the representative is Long, of Michigan, was given to show a banker of Browning and the nearx by cxriurlifird copies of his appoint­ ment issued bv tlfr Nurrogates Court of Onon­ on one occasion Superintendent Porter । “not present to-day” or "out of his cause why his pension should not be latter a farmer. The charges daga County, New Yuwk, und "now on file In this received the resignation of a girl who , seat." Some congressmen gend Word reduced having expired without the against them are forgery, arson and court.i or to some oilier suitable person. Tiiereu|H>n it Is ordered, that Saturday, the joyfully informed him that she was to “come to-morrow," merely f<ir the appearance of Judge Long or his coun­ larceny. William P. Taylor. Gus -2f.thdayof May A. 1). Ififl. at fen o’clock in the going away to be married. She was purpose of putting off the visitors, sel, Commissioner Lochren gave notifi­ Meeks aud others were jointly indict­ forenoon, be assigned lor tbe hearing of said anxious that he should give her a letter who. lucking care fare, trudge wear­ cation that the pension had been re­ ed and Meeks pleaded guilty at the petition and that the he(m at Ikwof said de­ ceased and all other persons interested In said of commendation, which he did very ’ ily home to their boarding places, duced from 1’5 to 850 per month. last term and was sent to the peniten­ estate . are mpilred to appear at a session ot Court, thru to be bolden at the Probate amiably, notwithstanding the fact j to return again and again in ' tiary. About a month ago he was par­ add office, in the City of Hastings, In raid County, that site had not been a capable clerk. I pursuit ot their hopeless quest. ! doned by Gov. Stone in order to use and show cause, If any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And It Is The village of Davison. Genesee him us a witness against the Taylors, Subsequently her husband turned out In the public reception room of further ordered, that said petitioner give notice was visited by a fire that .prac- who were in consequence anxious to be to the persons Interested In said estate; of tbe a brute, and within three months she i the senate similar scenes are enacted, county, _, pendenev of said petition and tbe hearing got a divorce in Chicago. Then she but the senators ’usually treat the tically wiped out the business portion rid of him. thereof bv causing a ropy of this order to be The little girl recovered sufficiently published In the Hastings llANJfKU.a news­ came back to Washington and com- women better. They tell them frank- of the town. Twenty-three buildings polled the reluctant Mr. Porter, on the ly whether they can or cannot get were destroyed. The fire was con- to describe some of tbe parties, and paper printed ami circulated In said County ot Barry, once In each week for three successive p ’ laces for them instead of keeping trolled bv tbe aid of the Flint fire deupon her evidence Sharon McCullough, strength of his own letter, to take her weeks previous to said day of bearing. I partmeul Loss, about 150.000; insur- of Gould, and George Howlett, of Lime Chas. W. akmbtrono into service again. Moreover, she them in fruitless suspense. Judge of Probate. county, have been, arrested as par­ held her place long after Porter ceased The representatives, however, are, ance, 835,000 (A true copy.) ’ The new city hospital st Muskegon ticipants in the crime. A party of citi­ to be superintendent; for she placed less skilled in diplomacy, or else are!; zens from Milan and Browning found his letter on file amqng^her papers of afraid to offend some family in their was dedicated. MORTGAGE SALE. Bert Brandon, a Brookfield boy aged at the place of the murder the revolver indorsement, and Porter’s successor district, districts, and nnd when they cannot get ( would not disturb her. As an act of offices for these applicants they dodge , 13, was sent to the reform school until and a stone with which the murderers Default having been made In tbeconditions of had shot end killed the father and n certain mortgage executed by William Ver­ them. Very often ladies go ’ to the he ia 18 years old for stealing. Boom and Ada VerBoom, husband and wife, to li mnch tbe purest, and therefore tho Louse galleries, sit there looking for | It was said that between twenty and motner and beat out the brains of the Charles W. Smith, dated tbe seventeeatb day »!• known. Made from the best o! November 1HB. recorded the twenty sixth their representatives until they ap- twenty-five saloons at Muskegon would two children. brine, by tbe best process, with the best day of November 1S02 aud Assigned by the said grain. and Bold In tbe best package—an pear, and then hasten to the reception goout of business this spring. Killed HU Cellmate. Charles W. Smith, to John G. Reuter on tbe air tight and noo-absortoent box. room, send in their cards, and receive । Alpena has shipped 10,000,000 feet of C hicago. May 12.—George Dunlap 26tb. day of November IMS which assignment The fact that salt is cheap Is no reason was recorded the same date and on which said killed James Maher, his cellmate, in mortgage there Is due at tbe dale hereof, five why you should not have pure Balk the information from the messengers or lumber this season. A»k for Diamond Crystal, give it a fair pages that “he was here for a moment, ' £n u-year-old girl named Gokey was the bridewell. Dunlap, in drunken hundred and forty five and 1-2-100, dollars, the trial. Writ* us for farther particulars. said assignee of said mortgage having elected but he had gone uptown again, ’’ The badly burned in a lumber camp 25 delirium, attacked his victim with tbe to consider tbe whole amount jecured hy said Our Dairy Hatt is tbe standard of sxol ten w. and no butter maker should ladies return to the galleries and look south of Cheboygan that she died cell-bucket and beat him terribly over mortgage due and payable in pursuance ot the and conditions of said mortgage on ac­ | be without it. Address the head before the night watch could terms down upon the members there and see a short time. count of default having been made in tbe pay­ DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT QO., their representatives chatting with a . jobn Race and a man named Brock, interfere. Maher was taken to the ment of the Interest thereon within thirty day* St. Clair, Mich. from the time it was due and pavable. Notice fellow member, or writing letters at ■ o{ ironton, got into a quarrel, and prison hospital and died twelve hours Is hereby given that bv virtue of the Dower of their desks. Many a woman under RftCe shot the other, inflicting a fatal later as a result of his injuries. At a sale In said mortgage I shall foreclose the coroner’s inquest Dunlap was held to same, by a sale at public auction to the high­ these circumstances is moved to tears wound. est bidder at the north front door of tbe Court and leaves the capitol sobbing aloud. ! The new >13,000 M. E. church at await investigation by the grand jury. House In tbe City of Hastings oa the twenty eighth day of May ism. at twelve o’clock uoom It is thus made plain to her that her c<ro WM dejicuted. • A Bicyclist Killed. of all that certain piece or parcel of land situ­ statesman friend wante nothing to £0 ( j^eph Turner, of Bay City, has sold and being In the township of Irving In the Chicago, May 12. —Charles Whittle, ate County of Barry and state of Michigan'aud de­ with her, and will do nothing for her. to J. - S. H. ~ . & . r-_ Clark Co., of. New York, sou of Maj. Whittle, the evangelist, scribed as follows, to wit; The south half of tbe . During and immediately after the ; 4,000,000 feet of assorted lumber. was killed by a train at Wheaton. He south east quart* r of section fifteen and rhe north half of the north half of the north east war very many women of improper be- j The steamer Peerless from Chicago, wu riding a bicycle between the rails quarter of section twenty two all In town four havior found places in the executive quarintined at Marquette on account and failed to see the train approaching. north of range nine vest containing on® hun­ Tho Community and twenty acres of land according to tbe departments. This fact became notori­ of smallpox on board, was released. Mr. Whittle was 25 years old and leaves dred ,! Last evening, jnst after tea, while Mr. United Stales survey be the same more or less, ous, and thousands of people until this comptroller 01 mucurrcuvj «uThonw Hartman, a prominent and highlyThe comptroller of the currency au- a widow and two children. His father, the same being tbe mortgaged premises. i John G. Rkvtkr, day believe that ladies in the (lepart, Qld Seconj National who is now in Maine, was notified and lesjxrcted ' citizen, apparently in the best of Assignee of mortgage. ments are no better than they should ........................................ health and spirits, was reading a newspaper, Chas. H. Bauzh. Bunk of Bay City" to begin business will be hero next Sunday. Attorney for Assignee. be But this is an erroneous impres­ the sheet suddenly fell to the floor; he with a capital of $400,000. Itobbed a Bank. Dated February 26tn., 18M. not very sion. The percentage of impyoperlyplaced one hand ovter his heart, gasped, and Dr. und Mra William Huntington, of Southwmt City, Mo., May IL— At 8 lady bchaved women in the departments is tank bock in his chair, evidently unconHowell, celebrated their fiftieth wed­ o’clock yesterday afternoon seven men had Porter’s recommendation on very small. As soon as their character MORTGAGE SALE. fciouA . The family were stricken with con- who . ding anniversary. The old couple have armed with Winchesters and revolver! although she was notably in­ is made known, and it always is, Default having been inade In tbe conditions fternation, and immediately summoned a file, j spent the entire fifty years in Howell. rode into this city and robbed the bank, ot a certain mortxage made by Martin V. Bar­ physician. But it was too lafce. 'The old competent. thev are dismissed, no matter who in­ . ker and Harriet Iden Barker, his wife, Andrew Johnson, a Muskegon town­ getting all the money it contained, be­ tn George F. Kenaston. gentleman was dead. Physicians gave heart and dated February The ladies who come to TV ashington dorses them. Smith D. Fry. ship farmer who bad been missing two tween 83,000 and 34,000. One hundred 22. 1884 and recorded In the office of the disease as the cause.”—Holbrook Herald. seeking office invariably make the plea Register of Deeds, for the County of weeks, was found by fishermen in Mus­ shots were fired by the robbers before Every day the papers contain statements of ’ poverty. When one of them reaches Barry In the State of Michigan. February 29, As the seasoned tramp and the green kegon lake, near Hackley ± Hume's they left, and four prominent citizens 1981. In Uber 17 of mortgages on pages 218 and similar to the above. Even youth is no de- 'the capitol and sends her card in to see 219. on which mortgage there Is claimed to be fense against heart disease, and the awful ,her representative, she is loaded with one passed along the road, they ob­ mill, accidentally drowned. were badly wounded due at the date of this notice the sum of four lapidity with which it is claiming victims served a handsome, hospitable look- . James Lapree, a Moorland farmer, hundred and forty-one dollars and thirty-nine Farmers’ Alliance Headquarter*. a speech which she fires at the states­ cents and do suit or proceedings at law having ing home resting peacefully In the shot himself fatally while in his stable. f-'rees upon all a conviction bf its prevalence. 1 Washington. May 14.—The executive treeu Instituted to recover the amount secured man as soon as he responds to her sum­ Reader, if you have a symptom of this ' . , 1 He was subject to fits, and recently committee of tbe National Farmers’ by said mortgage or any part thereof. Noticemons. She sa\s: “Here I am. strand­ quiet shade. dread disease do not hesitate a moment in Is therefore hereby given that on the 28lh day ••Git on to it, Cully," exdaimed the said that before he would have another Alliance and Industrial union, which of May. 1801 at 10 o'clock iu tbe forenoon there attending to it. Delay is always dangerous, ed. I haven’t money to buy a meal of gr»cn one, his eyes sparkling in an­ he would kill himself. has been in session for several days, will be sold at the north front door of tbe un<i in heart disease too often fatal. Some victuals, or to get a place to sleep to­ ticipation; ' thar. the kind of a place Mrs. Frank Crawford, of Rogers City, adjourned to meet in Topeka, Kan., court fiouse. In the City of Hastings, Coofity of Barry and Atete of Michigan, said court house •yruptonts of heart disease are shortness of night. You must get me a place right where we git a sost snap.' ... who was accused of poisoning her son. June 14. It was decided to establish being tbe place for holding the Circuit Court for breath, fluttering, or palpitation, pain or away." Tbe stories ot those office­ ••Do we? You think we do, do you? has been discharged. permanent headquarters in this city, 1 the County of Barry, at public auction to tbe tenderness in left side, shoulder, or arm, ir­ seekers may be true, and usually they replied the seasoned one, scornfully. highest bidder, the premises described in said Mrs. Ira E Swart, of Auburn, Bay and quarters have been engaged. mortgage or so much thereof as may be neces­ regular pulse, smothering, weak or hungry are true. Either they are lone and "Well, you go in and try it. I ve been. county, a lady well known, died sud­ sary to satisfy the amount due on said mort­ •pelh, fainting spells, dropsy, etc. lorn or else they have large families Gave Up the Leadership. gage as above set forth, with tbe interest there­ Go on in, but you’d better take a । denly at Syracuse, N. Y., from hemoron, and the costs, charges aud expenses allow­ Pa-, writes: “I suffered wholly dependent on them for support. hydraulic jack along to pry the bull Nkw York, May U.—Richard Croker's ed by-law torn “S' Sii "mqU»a, m, ____ J and provided for in said mortnge, hage of the lungs. ' i__ <a »»z»t nf not the of tbe official connection with Tammany hall said premises being situate In tbe City of Has­ banwmiMw.mtoJnmptato month.indray political honesty is n»<■ pip’R jaws open with unless you want hear would seem tojump'into my mouth, and my Their The Peninsula Grove Camp Meeting higlrest~’whichever party is In power tings in the County of Barry, and «Ute ot condition made me very melancholy. Physicians to tote him around with you till he association of the Coldwater M. E. dis­ ceased yesterday when he handed in his Michigan and described as follows: Commenc­ Rsre me no relief. I became so mnch worst that thev are on that side. At least half a resignation a* chairman of the finance ing four rods east and thlrtrtbree rods and gits ripe and falls off.’’—Wasp. I tu not expected to live, but wm induced as a trict, will hold their annual camp meet­ committee The resignation was ac­ two teet south on a continuous line of Jefferspn lut rejort to me Dr. Miles’ Hew Heart Cure. Ths doxin female applicants for places in ing at their grounds near Coldwater, Street from tbe smith east romer «5f*4ot one «*eond day I felt greatly relieved, and at the end the treasure, after trying to fascinate A Trifle Tired. cepted. ' block Ove Chamberlains addition to the City of »• ten days I felt like a king. My gratitude is too Secretary ’Carlisle with smiles and Barber-Your hair la getting very August 9-19. Hastings, thence south twenty-two rods, east «»P for exptmlon. • • William Barker, aged 64 years, and twenty-nine rods, north twenty-two rod*, west 'Jo>eph Rockwell, Uniontown. Pa., aged 82 finery, have dressed themselves In thin, sir" for a long time a well known resident Sharon Srantos, Kan.. May 10.— twenty-nine rods to place of beginning contain­ Victim-Yea. I’ve been putting anti­ ni, ,'I“a3r’: “For four years previom tobegin- mourning and come back a few days ing four acres of land Also commencing four William McKinley and his son, Lewis, “_n“Jbe um <rf Dr. Miles’ Hew Heart Cure I was of Lansing, dropped dead from heart rods east of the south eest corner of block tour Sp'eted with heart disease in a very severe form. later in tears. Meanwhile, according fat on it. I always did dislike stout disease while joking and laughing. •were lynched here by a mob for in­ of ChaniDerlatn’s addition to the CRy of Hau­ ^lit?ken.nU •ollied cures, but with do benefit to their plea, they have lost “>etr hns.thence south along the east line of Jeffer­ hB,’8eriously, I think you ought to put jatn1 used Dr. Milas’ remedy, one bottle of which Abraham HarteU, who was confined citing a younger son to murder Charles ling* son Street to corporation line, east with corpo­ bands or fathers, and are thus deprived cured me.” in tho county jHI .at Hastings, await­ Carey, his brother-in-law. ration line twenty nine rods, north twelve rots, something on it.” High Point, la., makes tbe fol- of means. west to place of tieginning, being on north went ing examination on a charge of forgery, 7 :,‘C «*ten>ent: “ I was a wreck from heart “I do, every morning. quarter of section twenty, town three, north One young lady brought a rtrouble when I began using escaped. Mvbehysbobo. HL, May IL—Repub­ range eight .went . “May I uak what?” । r Mlles New Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver man with her to persuade Mr. C"116" Dated. February 28th. 1HM c»pt Alexander. F. Thoma,, for more licans of the Twenty-second Illinois t?’ un a rwult of their use I am weU.” “Certainly. My hat Now, if you u Gkobok.F. Kbsastox. to retain her in her plena MOes’Kew Heart Cure is soldbyalldragthan thirty year, connected with tho district have renominated George W. Mnr^ngee. rrlve me a close shave and fifteen’cents wn! guarantee, or sent by tbe Dr. vinced that this inflnenee would secure ALONZO E. KENASTON, copper mine, of tho Lake Superior re ­ worth of silence I'll be much obliged. If®®1’*! Co-. Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of what she mantel she was Smith, of this cit^ for congress. Attorney for mortgagee. ' ’I AT iJotOe. «>x bottles for ». exprem pregions, died in Keweenaw county. —Harper's Bexar. K potttlvely free from all opiates or over with good spirits The drum. Dr. Miles’ Nerve and Liver replied that he would try to keep her. fl’^cents per box, five boxes, 81 DO. Mailed •oywhere. Freebookatdru«feU,orbymalL A I* v’iTUllI^S1IC«P*u*o" of Ointment and two CONSTIPATip^^^^fflg Ba, KalifflMOD Is Sagiaiw An - may well be said of the Superior Medicine, the standard blood-purifier, AVER’S SARSAPARILLA Its long record assures you that what has cured others will cure you a PvV&nd.’fa the cause PcdVecVxon. oj^CkmevVoaYk IvAevesYs ? Michigan Centra^ Bala h' gflltc Diamond Crystal Salt SUDDEN DEATH! Shocked. �It Ib a matter of regret that the peopie Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK. BROS.. KABTiiros.iirzcB-_____ COUNTY NEWS. Our neighborhood is sad over the de­ parture of Mrs. John Teeple for the in­ sane asylum and the family have the deep­ est sympathy of everyone. Durr Kenyon is sick. ,Lena Schmelakeris it work for Mrs. .Emory Keuyou. We. of Fillmore, listened to a very entertaiulnz talk from Elder Mylae, of Freepdr(, last Sunday apd hope be will come again soon, A Sabbath school w<s organised here last Sunday to be known as the Fillmore Union Sabbath school. Lee Matthews attended church with his best girl Sunday. Mrs. Tyler is very sick with the erislpelas. Ed Smith Is going to put down the well for the Irving cemetery this week. June 3rd. Is Childrens day. It. will be oboerve.l here in the^venlng. A car load attended the Bali game in Woodland Saturday. The entertainment on Saturday evening gotten up by the W. C. T. U. was will at­ tended, good time and exercises well ren­ dered. ' Henry Mark of Rutland called on . his brother John Monday. Our Artist has tu work day and night t<» fill orders. Craps of all kinds are-booming. Mabel Bevier made a business trip to Grand Rbpids Saturday. We noticed Mr. Lake ot Rutland al church Bunday evening. Miss Alice Coats has returned from Lan­ sing where she has been attending collage. WELCOME FIREMEN. Co ntinurd from first page the As*nclation In Grand Haven last year. Mr. Hemer la a whole-salH d«lrr in wheat. |M»iatoe*. wool and farm produce, in Cedar Spring*. He joined the fire de­ partment at that place as a charter mem­ ber in 1380. He waa first elected assist­ ant foreman, then foreman, and then Chief, which position be now bolds. He is married and baa a four year old sou. He has given the attention which the de­ tails nf hl* office require, and has made a Na 1 official. A. F. Stkvkxsox of Paw Paw. was elected Vice President of tbe State Firemen’s Assoclit ton at • the Conventlrn in Hillsdale three years ago. Evidently the Association has not regret­ ted its choice aa he still bolds the fort. Hr was born in Waterloo, N. Y.. In 1848. and just 30 rear* after tbat event joined the Paw Paw fire department, and for the past 10 or 12 year* has been its Chief. His occupation is selling shoes. He Is a married inau, and the pleasures of home are blessed with two children. Mr. Stev­ enson bolda a high place in tbe hearts of firemen, and among the pleasures of life he counts attending their annual meetings one of the greatest. Sldtoh. Manuel Bechtel preached at this place Sunday. Sunday School every Sunday at eleven o'clock. Think all should tum out and help keep tbe interest up. Uncle Billy Waugh spent a couple of days last week in Grand Rapids. Mrs. M. Trumble visitec her father at Martin last week. Mrs. Dil Benjamin is in Middleville tak­ ing care of ber sister-in-law. Mrs. Emma Dunlap, who is very low. Mrs. Mary Pender has been spending The Delton Herald of May 4th. publish­ ed an item, reflecting great credit on the tbe past week with ber mother, Mrs. Nich­ A few statistics may be Interesting re­ enterprising people ot that frog shipping ols. It may lie a trifle old but we wish to garding the fire departments of the state. burg and Delton can well afford to smile. The editor of that valuable sheet made bls congratulate Wm. Grey and wife on their In all there are 108 modem steam fire en­ gines: 71 hand engines: 36 chemical en­ type to read that the.latest survey of Jerry little daughter. Supeivlsor Allen Is at Gun Lake fishing gines: 320 chemical fire extinguishers: Boonton's contemplated railroad skips 187 hook and ladder trucks; 309 hose Prairieville and Hickory Comers, strikes to-day. carts and carriages. The hose used by Delton and makes a straight cut for Ban­ A !>*■<! Give Away. the Michigan fire departments If all joined field thence to Bedford and Battle Creek. Puealbly It isn’t general!^ known tbat a together would stretch out about 170 If that statement be true, what earthly Object had the rail road company in view dollar possesses a very strange power. mll*s. Of cotton hose there Is about 770­ by Milklting aid and procuring the right of Indeed some of the citizens of this city 000 feet, rubber 105.000 feet, linen 10,000, . way to each of those ••skipped points?” and vicinity are witnesses to the fact that leather hose 700 feet. Presumably the Editor of Barry Co. Her­ a dollar has seemingly great mesmeric . Note* ald wishes to keep Deltnn citizens smil­ properties. It will be remembered tbat a Allegan has 3 delegates. The}- drove ing. fakir recently held an audience spellbound across tbe country. Quite a camp of Potawatamie Indians, | in tbe street east of the National bank and Five delegates are present from Lapeer. from near Selkirk Lake,1 are camped about • among other attractions mesmerism was two miles south east of this place, actively j included in tbe list. The object of his ex­ Imlay City is represented by two and engaged making baskets of various kinds periments was one of the Wiley kids, and Grand Haven by three delegates. and sizes, to suit school children as well as ; with him tbe fakir gave a startling ex­ the matrons and mistresses of tbe bouse- ’ hibition of the Influence ot mind over Charlotte beads the list with 13 dele­ holds. matter. In tbe eyes of his kid associates gates. They all came at one time and C. A. Policy ban a sick horse. Little tbe Wiley boy held a very elevated position suffered no accident despite the unlucky hopes are entertained as*to it’s recovery. owing to his prominence in the exhibition number. The millinery shop was largely supplied given before so many people. After the The visiting firemen speak In the high­ with goods that attracted the needed wants exhibition tbe gang of kids surrounded of a large number of ladies residing about young Wiley and one of them asked him est erm* of the hotel accomodations af­ forded them. here last week, as large crowds could be -Did It hurt you?" seen at that commodious place of business. ••Naw" Eaton Rapids sent seven delegates, In addition to the two millinery store of “What did you do such funny thing* headed by President Stirling. goods, we have a practical jewelry shop for? Cadillac has 5 and Cedar Springs, and barber shop, where a clean shave can “For a dollar." be promptly replied. It hie*. Albion and Traverse City each 4 be procured at cost. delegates present Burt McCall has planted six acres of early potatoes which are up and be intends Additional Local News. All sessions are held in tbe Opera to cultivate them this week. bouse. M. 8. Barber Intends to plant sixteen acres of Irish potatoes. he having been It Is believed tbat tbe officers have the The bkd beginning of weather promises quite successful in raising a later variety guilty ones who robbed Barry A Downings to end wall. for shipping purposes. Some of our farmers finished planting bank at Nashville last month. Jimmy Firemen’s headquarters Is at the Has­ corn last week and many have been efi- Mortimer a noted crook and safe blower tings house and landlord Parker Is taking gaged the past week in preparing tbe soil known the entire length and breadth of care of them In fine shape. for the reception of tbe golden ceria! the country was arrested in Detroit last Every business place in tbe city is dee­ when the weather and soil are suitable to week. It is known tbat he was in Nash­ orated with flags or bunting. Firemen work. Mr*. Jane, mother of Hon. Thoms* Kel­ ville tbe day of the night that the burglary appreciate the cordial reception on the ley. visited her son and other relatives occurred so that it is more than probable part of tbe citizens. about here last week and Intends visiting that be is connected with it Home firemen are properly entertaining her sister. Mrs. Whitcomb of your city, be­ The visiting firemen are loud In their their visitors. fore returning to her home. The Culture Club intend to give an en­ praises of the beauty of this city, Its ele­ To-day (Thursday) Wurzburg’s band, of tertainment at Flint Hall Thursday night. gant lawns and excellent shade. There is Grand Rapids will be present and to­ Id the way of a hop. night an orchestra from this band will no prettier city in tbe state of Michigan James Elliot is spending his vacation at furnish the music for the ball, which nor none more healthful In conversation borne. promise* to be one of the largest and most with Rev. Grigsby who is a native of enjoyable ever held. The ban<l is one of A Castleton. Miss Minnie Cole has returned from a England and has traveled extensively In the Ix-Ht In the state and the music will be I the old country, be told tn that in all ids excellent. visit with Jackson friends. . Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Burgwau who travels he had never yet seen a prettier Thus far the meeting has been very in­ have bedn visiting their daughter Mrs. L. city than Hastings. teresting to all. Every topic has been dis­ Straw have returned to their home in cussed from every standpoint, and mamHastings. In a box of cigars which secretary D. W. good practical points have been made that There was no school In tbe Felghner Rogers received as a present from one of cannot but be of benefit to all. Though district one day last week on account of tbe agents In southern Michigan of the the addresses were short they contained the teacher Miss Downing being sick. cordial welcomes and tbe response showed Mrs. E. V. Smith took the Sunday mid­ Windstorm Insurance Co. of thia city was that the efforts of borne firemen were fully night train for Manchester on account of a slip of paper which lead “3*50.000 In appreciated. The music rendered both tbe severe Illness of her mother who lives risks taken since Feb. 14tb. 1884. That’s vocal and instrumental, was of an except­ there. not a very bad showing for three months ionally high character and pleasing to all. Clyde Brown who has been visiting bls parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown has work end shows tbat Windstorm Insurance eturned to his home at Grand Rapids. in a strong company Is just what the The entertainment “Uncle Josh” under Elmer Noyes of Grand Ledge is visiting people want and are looking for. the auspices of the Hastings Junior Class relatives In this vicinity. We go to press this week one day earlier on Friday evening was a first class enter-' Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Murray May llth. a boy. to allow our foreman and assistant, who talnment and all tbe parts were well taken Mr. and Mrs. John Lackey of Vermont­ are firemen, to have a holiday. On "this and perfectly committed. The orchestra ville were guests of Asa Noyes Sunday. account we are compelled to omit some of dlspuraed excellent music, all being a David W'llklnson ia repairing his house, and John Heckertborn ia treating his our county correspondence. We will try success except the receipts of the evening. । house to a coat ot paint and see that It does not happen again how­ which we understand lacked about nine W. I. Marble was at Benton Harbor ever. As a favor we will ask our corres­ dollars of covering expenses.—Middleville Tuesday. pondents to get their letter to us on Mon- Sun. Dowling day if possible, especially during the next /rhe annual meeting for the election of A few days more fair weather, will com­ few weeks during the murder trial of Asa officers for the Womens Club occurred! plete corn planting. Tefft. Friday afternoon. All tbe old officers were! Mrs. Me Mann Is is on the sick list. The B anner has been awarded the elected. They stand as follows: President, W. Ederle of Hopkins was the guest of relatives here last week. printing of the council proceedings, tickets Mrs. Hannah M. Barlow; Vice President, We learn that Orlle Van Horn has been etc. for the coming year by the council, Mrs. Frances W. Smith; Sec’y. Mrs. wedded to a California belle May happiness which we fully appreciate. In tbe past Elizabeth B. Barber; Treas. Mrs. Ellen attend them. the newspapers of this city have been E. .Robinson. Directors: Mrs. Emma J, | Mr. and Mrs. P. Stevens of Yankee Springs was the guest of relatives a few asked to bid for tbe printing of these pro­ Goodyear, Mrs. Jennie L. Cox. Mrs. Ellen •days last week.ceedings and the printing given to the 1 M. Bentley, Mrs. Isabel Pancoast. Mem-1 Mrs. IL Freeman Is very sick at this paper which would bld the lowest. In | bership Committee: Mrs. Clara Lathrop,' writing. | Miss Flora Beadle, Miss Phyllis Diamond. Grandpa Stanton is quit* sick at this this way tbe city has got its printing done -writ lug. • at from one-fifth to one-tenth of what We are indebted to our Yankee Springs! other cities pay. We think tbat the spirit | correspondent for a complete account of Carlton. Mrs. Keeler has goue to N. Y. state which prompts the asking of the news­ , tbe burning of the store and poetoffice, I for a vfot. x . papers to bid for city work is both unjust owned by J. M. Burpee, bn May Sth. It' M«m Nellie Wagoner of Clarksville visit­ and unappreciative. It is a fact that news­ ed Mrs. Jennie Smith last week. would appear had we received it earlier, Mr. ami Mrs. Snyder of Valley City papers are necessary to every city. They and were not going to press Wednesday. Spent Sunday with Dhvid Williams and give columns of space each year free of mother Mr. Snyder returned home Mon­ charge to advertising the advantages of Mr. B. met with a heavy loss as nearly everything was burnr-d. including thei day Mrs. B. remained the week to visit the city, attracting people to It and thereby Tolathes post office matter. We extend our lwart-1 The Aid Society gave an ice cream adding to its growth, prosperity and | felt sympathy to Mr. B. He was Insured social in DVooners hall Friday evening wealth. Admitting this as a fact, and for $800, but this does not near cover the taking In over ten dollars. everybody must admit IL does it not show | loss. For,the present he Is holding forth Mr. Hdovs is visiting at bls former a lack of appreciation, when the city has | in a building near the old site, arid Is un-, place tH HiMneM'ta Shiawassee Co. Will Raymond died about 4 o’clock work .that might b» of material benefit to. I decided yet as to rebuilding. | Monday morning, after an illness of four the newspapers, to ask them to bld for it, weeks. His funeral will occur Wednesday and give it to the one that bids the lowest; j “Si Purkins," a familiar character to tbe a. m. at the Adventist church. and considering tbe rigid competition In nmnaement-seukers for many years, and! Mnt ■».- Wllttams Is enjoying ■ vL.lt every branch ot the printing business this I one created by Frank Jones, a comedian with'her mother from Ohio. . I with Original' and exceedingly pieaslngi ' J Oh's Shriber spent Sunday ,in Grand mean* doing the work at cost and much Baplds with his wife who is there caring below cost if any value is placed upon tbe methods, has an entirely new and more! for the • space devoted Io the work. The city ..th!* extensive field In a play entitled ••Our Mrs. John Fleming was in Grand Rapids ; last ThwWBaY selecting dry goodte for ber i year will pay 8125.00 for the printing. We Country Cousin,” written by Charles H.| husbands ktore. ] are not kicking at all over this, but must Flamming, Esq. The play Is replete with The Ikdte* Aid Society will give another observe that it would be a far better re­ rustic simplicity appertaining to West Vlrice cream adclal tn'the near fntune. cognition of tbe newspapers of the city If ! glnia life, and is infused with delightful Mauy have planted corn. Corn plantlag arrived a week or more earlier this year from 850 to 375 more were appropriated comedy, affords opportunities for novel than last, in fact every thing in the line, and have tbe proceedings appear in each and effective scenery; the. railroad scent, of vegetation Is earlier this aeteon than paper in the city, and in that way all In tbe third act, peing a fine one. Freak last. . . could see bow tbeir money was being used Jones, as “Jason Wheatley,” adds greatly and how tW affairs of the city were being । to the force of hi* well-known . artists. t Bevier and family spent Sunday in conducted. We would like to see tbe Don’t miss IL At Mudge’s opera house tbe Grove. council adopt this plan next year and es­ May 2flth, 1894. Prices 25, 35 and 50. B. F. Waite has broken bee swarming tablish it aa a precedent for tbe future. ■ Reserved scats at Heath**. record >wwrm came on the 10th. ni».p^n>„ a. 1‘MUte.Prrhu,, ;0to w l<u> Hr TrUowiwrn,..:..,. matter of regret that the K. P. lodge nxxu wa* nut filled to overflowing to listen to fOr a*chHd to be christened George B. William* in hl* recital of • does not suit him. Oocaafonally, howShakrfprere’* Klug Henry IV Monday------ anon fofoa nremiaea. night- •’5° Perfect waa bl*' delineation of character, and so exact were tbe method* of expression a* applied tn each personage, tbat it would readily command the earn­ est attention of each Itetenrr no matter Low utvaccioainted with the play be or abe might be. The family of which Mr. Will­ iam* i* a member. I* a very remarkable oae. There are 12 children, four of whom are noted elocutionist* and nearly all of the younger members showing especial gift* In thia line. It Is expected tbat a yeunger sister of Mr. William* will aoon appear in our city and It t* claimed tbat she I* fully the peer of any of her brother?. Mr. Wllliaiua w*s listened to with the closest of attention. After hl* rendition The late Dean Burgon, when a curate in Berkshire, was requested by village couple to christen their l>oy “Venna." or, as they called it, “Vanns.” “Are you aware," he said, “that you are asking something ridiculous aa well aa exceedingly wicked? Do yon suppoee I am going to give a Christian child, a boy. tbe name of a woman In rati* at heathen mythology? How did such a monstrous notion get into your heads?” “Please air," said the father, “we SRANORAP10B. want him called after his grandfather." OPPOBITB UNION DEPOT. “And do you any his grandfather waa RATISE1.M prrrtir. j,, named Venns?" Meal. M wnta. H-.t. * “Yea, sir; there he is, afar." A poor old man. looking very unlike beach a booth. Venns, hobbled out of the crowd. “Do yon dare to say you were chris­ tened Venns?" asked tbe indignant naouoco THE KENT of Henry tv, hl* recital of the farce entitled “The Sleeping Car” wa* given alergyman. “Well, no air," waa the respectful aad It brought down the houae complete­ answer, “I was christened Sylvanua, ly. We are Informed that Mr. W. aud i but they always called me Vanna” hla wife Inttnd mating this city their home during tl»e summer, aud there can be no doubt but that when he appears again he will be greeted with a much larg er audience. Barry's School Fund. Following is Barry County’* share In the seiil-aiiiiual apportionment of the Primary School luterest Fund:— , No. ' in No.Anfl of • children "ST A«*yri*............... 307.10 370 370 Halt I more MLSI 314 31« Barry Carlton Castleton 2*8.80 IM) Hasting* llastlugs City..,. Hoi*.................... Irving Jobntinwn.......... 317 Mt Maple Grove ?4C. Oninaevllte 331 KralrievUle......... Hut laud................ 4TB Tburuapplc WcMMtland........... Yankee Spring*. 1MU7H 7.T* A atory haa juat come to light re­ garding the late Caleb Weekn, who at one time lived on Staten Island and imported animal* for traveling shown. He took to England shortly after Queen Victoria's ascension to the throne the first giraffe ever taken to Europe from Africa. So fumons did Weeks become by this achievement thpt the queen invited him to dine at Windsor. Weeks presented himself ------long before the dinner hour and grew very impatient and hungry before the banquet was served. At dinner the queen graciously asked him at what time the president of the United States dined. Combining pique with natriotism. Weeks answered: “Oh, the president—he doesn’t dine till the next day." FBOBATB ORDER state of Mlehtean. Coeure of Barry—ea. At a sraalon of th* Probate Court far tbe County of Barry, bolden at the Probate office. In tbe City ot Hasting*, in Mdd county, on t'edG. W. Lowry to D. E. Fuller, parcel. Hoi*, Deoday tbe job day o« May. in tbe year one 875 eight hundred and ninety four. Melbaa M. Powell to Wendell Erdelec. *0a, thousand Present. Chartea W. Armstrong. Judge of •oeu.iiwu. , „ 1.11. wickwire to Ltvi PalmaMer. 40a, tee 1*. Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Daniel D. J»bu>towo, 42iX» deceaaei. John U.Caawrll to Wm. Norrit. O0-aq. rd*, tee Morebouae. On reading and filing tbe petition duly verified SO. BaUlniore. . Matilda C. Morebouae. widow of said deecav­ Abajcall Hamon to Tryphena Basaett lot 3 ot ed. praving that administration of said estate Middleville. 8*0*. NleboU* Kahler to Henry E. Kahler. Ma. aee may be granted to said |*titlooer or to some 2d. Hoi e. 31700. L. L Holloway toG. W. Ix>wry. parcel. Hope, sth day o< June. 875 Wm. B. Hitchcock to C. W. Jordan, parcel. Hope. 1128. aad aiioUMr mtmo* Intamtod io raid u. W. Jordan to F. I- Heath, parcel. Hope. reaaed estate. are required to appear at a amaloa ot 8128. John Lictka to Henry C. Karcher. parcel. said eourt.'tbeu to be hoMrn at the Probate of Freeport. 878 , qerr CLAIM PKKMk the petitioner mar not lx- granted And It 1* P. T. Colarove. Assignee to B. K. Grant, par­ further ordered, that said petitionar give notice to the persons Interested In said estate, of the eel, Woodland, 878. pendtery of said petition and tbe hearing thereof by er.traiug a ropy <»f this order to be published tn tbe Hastings BAXXXn, a news­ DUMMY TENANTS. paper printed and circulated tn said County of Cains Famlllea aa laeeoya with Which to Hany, once In each week for three successive ween previous to said day of beartnt'. An editorial in Harper’s Weekly re­ cently told how building speculators in New York filled new apartment houses with “dummy tenants" so as to attract investors to buy these com­ pleted houses, which, when in running order and full of good-paying tenants, arc very attractive properties because of the large returns on’ the invest­ ments. The investor frequently finds, however, after taking possession, that his tenants not only do not pay prompt­ ly but that they do not pay at alL They have merely been used with their families as dummies, as decoys to attract the wary investor. Now, however, they must move to make room for tenants who really pay. A real-estate agent, in speaking of this to tho New York Spectator, said tnat It was entirely true, but that there was another reason for the* continual flitting of tenants from those apartment houses where the flats rented for from »ix hundred to twelve hundred dollars a year. He said that the desire to live aa well and be housed as handsomely as one’s neighbors waa making life very hard for a man who earned un­ certain incomes that ranged from eighteen hundred dollars to three thousand dollars a year. Many of these in their expenses sailed so close to the wind that there was scant room for change of course when the conditions of wind and tide were adverse. A lit­ tle misfortune threw them so far be­ hind that they were never able to catch up. They would get in arrears for rent and have to more. HUNGARIAN BEAUTIES. I They Are th* Embodiment of Glorious VI। tallty. The Hungarian women are among the most beautiful in the world. They are not languishing, diaphanous crea­ tures composed of cobwebs and the odor of musk, with a sickly pallor or a hectic flush in their cheeks. No! .Erect and straight as a candle, hearty and rigorous to the core, they are pictures of good health and abounding vitality. They are gifted with small feet, full arms, plump hands with tapering fin­ ders, and wear long braids. The sun has spread a reddish golden tint or a darker tone over the complexion. The Hungarian woman is not a beauty of classical contour, nor does ihe, perhaps, frequently present a rid31e to the psychologist, and ethereal poets will scarcely find a theme in ber hyperscntimental reveries, says the .Cincinnati Enquirer. She is rather the rigorous embodiment of primeval womanhood. As her exterior, so her whole character is enchantingly fresh and positive. She likes to eat well, is fond of a little wine, take* naturally to Bwlmming, dancing, gymnastics and has not the least objection to being ad­ mired. Grace an^ beauty know no dif­ ference between high and low, and often bestow upon a poor, bare-footed,’ short-skirted peasant girl (with her face framed in a ’kerchief tied under the chin) the same enchanting form, the same graceful walk, the same magically attractive glance aa upon ber more favored ststar. M.rkn. wu>n a wr ta.. •. of this city are so carrieas in their patron­ age of the higher class of entertainment* tbat come to our city. It la especially a SOLD AT GOST. CORSETS. YARNS. EMBROIDERY. SILKS. ARRASENES... ‘ CHENILLES • FILLING SILK. CREW ELLS. ICE WOOL. GLASCO LACE. THREAD aud CHENILLE OKNA-JIENTS. Miss ftlice Hall. ARE YOU POSTED ON THE .. 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MICH. class goods. ti*ns & VAN ARHZIN Sales Agent for Barry, Alle­ gan and Ottawa Counties, b. ff. POPE, Hickory Corners, Mich. lumber, r Having just restocked my yards at CLOVERDALE '““MILO With a good assortment of PINE AND HEMLOCK LUMBER, PINE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, Lime, Lath, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., which will be sold at living prices, I shall, give the lumber business my personal atten­ tion and solicit correspondence with parties intending to build. Yours truly, n. J. <1055. PLAINWELL. MICH. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-05-24.pdf 8aeeffab05902b48f5b4e55c579eded8 PDF Text Text ............... ....................'........ -'•'** The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIX.NO. 4. WHOLE NO. 2032 HASTINGS. MICH, MAY 24. 1894. ASA TEFFT ON TRIAL. Garden Hoes and FOR THE MURDER OF HIS COU­ SIN, LEROY ROGERS, SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. 7TH, \ An Awful Crime, the Details of which are Sickening. Rakes THS CASE IB HOTLY CONTES­ TED ANO THE ATTENDANCE Forks, Shovels, Spades, Lawn Rakes, Lawn Hose and Lawn Mowers LARGS. Biuve his Incarceration and Appar. ently »-ke« but KJttie Interest In Monday afternoon tbe case of the ple x’a Asa Tefft, for the murder of bis eousin, Leroy Rogers, in Rutland, on Sun­ day morning. Jan. 7th. was called. In the prisoner’s chair sat a young man 'only 22 years of age. 5 feet 8# inches tall, weigh­ ing about 1M> pounds, light blue eyes and very light complexion, owing no doubt to his incarceration and deprivation from exposure and out of door work to which he has always been accustomed. While his actions are more calm and de­ mure yet there Is that same restlessness to bis eyes, the same inability or disinclina­ tion to look you squarely In the face that has always characterized him since his ar­ rest, and possibly even before that for all that we know. Taken all In all he Is by no means a bad looking fellow, and it AT 12 r- Hardware Store. possibly away on a visit, he stepped to the front door and rapped, but no response came. Waiting for some time be raised the latch, pushed and was surprised to find that tbe door opened. Looking in be saw his brother’s feet projecting out from the other aide of the stove, the stove being between him and the body. Going doser be found bls brother laying on bls back with bis skull crushed in and his head nearly severed from the body by the blow from the blade of an axe which stood near and a pool of blood on tbe floor around tbe body. Tbe frightened brother went hur­ riedly to Chas. Francisco’s, notified them, and the news of tbe murder spread like wild-fire. Scene of the Crime. Leroy Rogers lived al! alone in a little log house about eight miles west of this city. To reach the place tbe usual route is to take /he first turn to the left after passed “AUut Rhoda Wilcox’s” farm In r.utiand, go south about 80 rods then turn to the right After tu.i»;na to the right Leroy Rogers’ house is about oo or 100. rods distant on the south side of the ro^d, the highway running in a south-westerly direction and the house “setting aquarely” with the road. ^The bouse Is n two-story log structure 30 feet long by 1<J feet wide on the out­ side, the long way of the house facing the road. The house has a commanding posi­ tion, being on a small hill or rise of ground about 10 rods back from tbe road. It is in plain view from Chas. Francisco’s, who lives about 80 rods northeast; E. H. Rogers, (brother of the murdered man) who lives about 100 rods southwest, and H. H. Dunning’s, who livre about 80 rods west All three of the above named live within plain sight of the victim’s house. To the south of the house and across the highway is a dense growth of underbrush, and still further on is a big swamp. Back of the house to the north and about 80 or LOO rods distant is a big piece pt woods. The Interior oe the House. Our readers can see from cut how the house appears from the outelde. In order that the interior of the housa may be bet­ ter understood we make tbe following dia­ gram:— IRA VAN VALKENBURGH'S ROOM A [6ROOM B 10 W- UNION BLOCK bib YOU HOVE? HAVE YOU CLEANED HOUSE? ARE YOU READY FOR THAT NEW CHAMBER SUITE? Asa Tefft, the Prisoner. ROOM C seems almost Impossible to conceive him as being the perpetrator of such a terrible crime. But there is that In his make up wblch stamps him as a man who when lu passion would give hitnsMf completely up to It, and go to such extremes as his Lem­ per might lead him. We hope for his sake and for the sake of his aged parents, who have sacrificed uustintlngly to save tbelr sou. that be can prove himself inno­ cent of the terrible crime which rests over him and which will follow him to the grave unless he can do so. However, if he is not guilty be is the victim of n pecu­ liar combination of circumstances that are lamentably unfortunate.. To’ refresh the Hoorn A. Main room used a< sitting room, dining room an.1 kitchen. Bize. ll*:Xi3!-i feat. Hoom B. Bed room, size, osixlll* feet, the head of the bed being at !**4.” Room C. Lean to. size about 12x20 feet, used for wood shed. The three “W’s” represent windows. The five ‘•X’a” represent doors. 1. Location of stove ,u inalu room. . 2. “ “ table *• " *• 3. Where bod^was found, his head being un­ der a shelf that projected from base ol window 4. Head of bed upon which deceased slept. 5. A small table near head of bed. A paper on this table-was covered with blood. 6. A pool of blood on floor made evidently We have a fine stock and many differ­ ent patterns to select from. No newer designs or lower prices exist. We handle drily one We have but one grade of goods-THE best. pnce-.-THE LOWEST. See out carpets, tV'jjTTlKC (• HIRAM ROGERS LUMBER Having just restocked my yards at CLOVERDALE Theflurdered Man’s House. memories of our readers we will repest some of the elrcumstanree cormected with the dUcdVerj- of the murder. ___ The discovery of the foul debu was made by Edwin H. Rogers, a brother and neightor ot Leroy Rogers. the murdered man. The two brother, lived In Rutland. the former being married, the latter living alone. Sunday rooming. Jan. . th. was a raw. blustering day, with now and then light flurries of snow. The house In which the murder was committed was on a line With a good assortment of PINE AND HEMLOCK LUMBER, PINE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, Lime, Lath, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., which will be sold at living prices, I shall give the lumber business my personal atten­ tion and solicit correspondence with parties intending to build. Yours truly, n. J. 3055. PLAINWELL, MICH. n after the old gentleman had been struck the first blow on the head, and while he was bunt­ ing tor his revolver which be always kept under his pillow al the head of bed ••«L” 7. Another bool of blood and large space on floor where blood was scattered around, as If the old gentlemen had been attackt d there. 8 Probable position of murderer before reaching In and grabbing revolver from the bleeding man. who stood lu a semi-con.sc!ous C°«’'d Where the murderer placed the bloody axe after committing the awful crime. 10. Cupboard. 11. Stairway leading upstairs. ' 12. Position of cot bed with head toward The AnitEST. andMILO The Murdered Flan. betvran K- H. Roger. •"<> CbM. «> th.t In pwelrnr from °?* th' other by "tb« peth” you wooM have to go ODthU Sunday Mndng. JanjTth.Edwm.Rogera re­ tarding a sausage milt to Cbg. ro’s When lie came up by his brothers touaeto noticed that |be curtain «■ down, that there were no tracks about and uo smoke coming to® “* Thinking that hla brother might be sink or i Largest Circulation of any paper in the For a day or two after the discovery of the awful crime no traces that might lead to the murderer could be found, several clues were followed but they all end'd the samer-in disappointment—and the prepetrator has seemingly as completely dis­ appeared as if swallowed by the earth. But finally attention was directed to Asa Tefft the cousin whose guilt or innocence the jury will soon be called upon to de­ termine. H *•» found that Tuesday Jan. 2nd. be lef; his home In Watson, Allegan county coning on horseback to this city, riding wtbln about IX “lire of his cousins Lsroy and Ed Rogers. Reaching this city le put bls horse In the Farmer’s sheds, tod took the evening Kalamazoo train to Richland Junction and from there walked to his home in Watson which he rescind the next (Wednesday) morning about *our o’clock. TlilsName day. Wednes­ day h* walked from his Dome In Allegan county to his cousin Ed Rogers, in Rutland with whom he stayed until Saturday morling. While at Ed Rogers he never told them, nor anyone else that he had eitier been at Hastings the Tuesday before or that he had a horse at the stables here. Continued on page eight. their gangs of firemen Into a Brigade. Their example was followed upon the Continent and in this country. It wu found by experience that drill and disci­ pline. a thorough knowledge of the duties, THE FIRBMKNS* CONVENTION a prompt obedience to orders and a readi­ IN THIS OITY-ONE OF THE ness born of practice, were just as neces­ BEST EVER HELD. sary in fighting a fire as in fighting a bat­ tle. Discipline. What meaning there is tn Visiting Firemen Loud in their tills word to every organized army of men, enlisted for the common weal. Praises of the City and their True, “fortune brings In some boats Hospitable Entertainment that are not steared.” but as they are un­ manned they are unprofitable. However While Here. great your discipline you rarely return from duty without tba feeling that you made mistakes and errors. But you should remember “Mistake and Several years ago the annual convention error, Is the diclpilne through which we of the Firemen used to last three days in­ advance.” You do not rely upon disci­ stead of two as at present, but for the last pline atone but you call science and inven­ few years until this year the meetings to your aid. grew more and more monotonous and tion You ask the cities and villages through­ there was but little to enliven those pres­ out the state to send delegates to these ent. This year from first to last the pro­ conventions, that you may consult togeth­ gram was lively and stirring, commanded er and know the most effective and power­ the Attention of firemen, and brought out ful means that the genius of man can de­ good discussions. The program this year vise to fight a common foe. wtm made Infinitely* more entertaining In your success, my brothers, we see the by 80u><? very rousing vocal and Instrumen­ triumphs of method, the triumphs of or­ tal music furnished by the Guitar and ganization, the triumphs of discipline over Mandolin Club and the Boy Choir of this difficulties that appear tn be Insurmounta­ pity, and those who were not present at the meeting Thursday had the pleasure of bleBut above all and acting • tnrougb all listening to the beautiful music furnished these as Its Instrument, is the spirit that by Wurzburg’s band of Grand Rapids, one animates you, your grand heroic courage, of the very best In the State. that laughs at difficulties and dangers. Thursday morning at 8:80 the meeting 1 do no Injustice to a statement of fact was called to order and after some excel­ when I say. that side by side with the lent music which was heartily encored, American soldiery, the stars and stripes Hon. P. T. Colgrove was introduced by never waved over the heads of more gal­ Mayor Greusei, and spoke as follows:— lant men than the firemen of our land. We see you living a daily life of heroMr. Colorove’s Address. It* atmosphere, sacrificing Members of the Michigan State Fire­ ease and comfort, mens Association:— • exposing health and life Itself at ^5? In an age of religious, political, social, scientific and literary gatherings, it seems of duty. There Is true nobility of- soul in all to me not out of character that men w ho have rendered to the people, such extra­ this. While we are enjoying the wannth of ordinary services, and have such strong claims upon us, should meet together to home or lapped in dreams of night, you enjoy the benefits and privileges of a State are tinder the frosty stars fighting the foe with its thousand tongues, exposed to Im­ Association. Probably there never was a time when minent peril to' life and limb. Where is heroism if this Is not heroic? the returning soldier, tom and tattered, The heroes of camp and field fighting wounded and scarred, from the field of battle was not feted and received with-. their country’s battles were truly heroic. All honor to them! But you, with no in­ open arms and loud acclamations, by the grateful people he had served so faithful­ spiring strains of martial musiCj DP flAgS unfurled t<? the breeze with nothing to rdly. spire but the voice of duty, face sUU more We would not have It Otherwise. appalling dangers till you have beaten There never was a time whhn the veter­ an statesman, was not crowned with the down the foe and planted the standard of conquest upon Its charred remains, laurels of a peoples gratitude. I can conceive of nothing that more True to this instinct of our common hu- j manity, to pay tribute to whom tribute is J strongly appeals to our admiration then due, we have gathered here to-day to do the volunteer soldier and firemen of Amer­ honor to you, at this your 20th Annual ica. We do not despair of humanity wheti Convention, and contribute our mite to we think of such heroism, and see such your entertainment and pleasure. The great economic questions of the day gatherings of men, devoting themselver are now being discussed with zest and without thought of gain, to the public; not . consummate learning by political leaders. deaf, to the high claim of duty. What price can be set upon true heroism During these months of business depres­ and dauntless courage? It is above rubles sion and anxiety our attention has been forcibly called to the arguments for and as an example to keep alive . traditions of against the great political doctrine of pro­ goodness and disinterested aims. There live men to-day, who can only tection. We have been eagerly looking see great qualities in some far away gold­ for a penace of our political ills. But eau anyone point out to us a pro­ en age. They imagine it belonged to some tection so necessary, so unanimously de­ distant clime or was the,, possession of . manded, as that from the dreadful and some extinct race. Historians point us to the sunny skies devastating ravages of fire? It is a com­ and isles of Greece, with magnificent mon­ mon danger, a universalYoe. We are not all agreed upon politicai. uments of the national glory and aplenprotection, but we are all agreed upon dvrdehnvhig upon it* hills, a country beaytirul even yet lu lu ruins. They ask FIRE PROTMCTIOX. A policy o( jnsurfluce, tnay protect us ua to read the inscriptions over the tombs from financial loss but who can guarantee of the men who fell at Thermopylae, who poured out their blood In that narrow de­ our personal safety? It la the brave fireman who steps Into file to save their country. And we say “Noble Patriots we honor you”! PR* the breach and beats back the foe. You are in a large measure, my brothers, trlotism did not dio with the Greeks. We stroll on and on through the vista the guardians of the public safety and the public life: and wc- would be wanting In­ of ages, of other times and other nations, deed, In common gratitude, to make no till we are moved by the moral greatness and heroic friendship of him who in the acknowledgement. We have Invited you to onr beautiful forest crowned and sea-girt Isle of Sicily, city, and let onr first words be, an ac­ offered his life for his friend. Standing by the stake of Innumerable knowledgement of gratitude to the heroic firemen of the grand old Peninsular martyrs who singing amid the crackling flames have laid down their lives for great State. Providence has dealt gently with our principles, onr souls cry out “Thank God municipality and for more than a decade for heroic men.” Coming nearer our own time we see the the dread fiend has come but twice to dev­ British soldiers at Waterloo, standing mo­ astate* ffi^TiusIness portion of our city. . Yeasrhave passed, but we hear to-day tionless while the cruel guns mowed them the tri^'.Vfrom the east and west bringing down like grass, and again we say “Thank . to our at^ihe fire companies of our sister God for heroic men.” Turning to our own country we see at cities. We see their-active preparations and Lexington “where the embattled farm-rs effective work. We see you with burned stood who fired the shot heard round the hands and faces, fighting to preserve our world” the stand against tyranny, the re­ business enterprises. We see the qpn go sistance of the colonists to despotism, and down, that summer’s night, upon the our cheeks flush with admiration as we ruins of many of our Industries: but we recognize in our country’s greatness what see a street of business blocks, that by that first shut was destined to bring about, in thelnterests of freedom. *■ your.valor stand to-day.’ We follow these brave and heroic men. You were heroes then, why no‘ to-day? Our Mayor has fittingly welcomed you through the snows of Valley Forge, the and turned over to you the freedom of the shot and saber stroke of Brandywine, and city, with the only Injunction, that you up the summit of Bunker Hill to liberty and Independence I>ay. Again we say “keep off the grass.” Lest words seem empty Nature comes to “Thank God for heroic inen.” Is heroism, deed and al! heroic qualities ' our relief and the fields ahd gardens of color, fragrant blossoms and birds, aid in destroyed forever, in this age of greed? our welcome to you this street spring No! Go with me to Coki Harbor, Shiloh, Gettysburg and the Wilderness, where the day. • The deepest feelings of our hearts, that soil was reddened bj tike blood of patriots, cannot be uttered in words, find fittest ex­ that the flag of the Union, should not pressions in harmonies ol music and song. perish from the earth forever. And again we say “Thank God for The committee on Invitation I am told, made some Inquiries into your history and heroic men”. Bnt does patriotism and heroism end pedigree. Indeed our Mayor insisted upon It before inviting you to your city. We with deeds of daring upon fields of bat- , .. find you come of a very ancient and res­ He? In the Nation’s history where can ___ you pectable stock. We are able Indeed to point to greater heroism, and unselfish de­ trace you back as far as the Romans, for we are told by Pliny. In that early day votion to the cause of duty. than that dis­ machines were used in Rome to extinguish played on the 10th day of July, 1803, at fires: bnt lie does not tell how they were the Dream City, when twenty-five of Chi­ cago's bravest firemen ascended the tower constructed. Apollodorus, the architect of the Emper­ of the burning warehouse to save unfortu­ or, Trajan, says that in his day leathern nate men who knew not the danger of the . bags holding water, with pipes attached hour. In the presence of fifty thousand horri­ were used; the water being forced out by fied spectators, one by one they leaped squeezing the bags. (Something on the order of ihr old fire engine, we used to over the bulwarks into a pit of gaseous flame and are lost forever. have In Hastings.) • Such heroism is the glory of our human­ These old writers have nothing to say about the men who worked these ingenious ity. and well may we exciaim “Thank contrivances. It-is not al all difficult, God for the heroic firemen of to-day.” Th« brave General in command of his however, twZreee bare the present system troops who falls from his horse in the dis­ uf Fire Brigades. It was customary for each of the Inser- charge of duty. lias earned a place in the ance Companies, very soon after the old­ Nations gratitude, but be is no more a est of them commenced operations, to own hero than the humblest firemen who amid a fire engine and pgjnreompany to work falling walls and timbers, with death IL Often, we arc told ithere were free Maring them In the fare, mounts the lad­ fights at fire between the firemen of differ­ der that reaches tbe window where stands ent companies. to get the best position. It was not until 1813 that the various London insurance Companies, combined VERY SUCCESSFUL. ■ I L'l �Hastings,Banner. Michigan Thursday, May ,24 At the tenth annual convention in Grand Rapid, of th. Mlnhlgao Equal ’ Suffrage association the following offi­ cers were elected: ----------------President, Emily UNMto - B. Ketcham. Grand Rapids; vice presi­ dent .Martha E. Root, Bay City; secre­ tary, Helen A. Mears, Vermontville; treasurer, Leorn Woodhams, Detroit Resolutions were adopted asking that “male" be stricken from the Michigan constitution; that women be given the majority on the boards of control of in­ stitutions for women and children; that women he paid equally for the same work as men, and protesting against different standards of morality for men and women. COOK BHOS.. TW1S Another Story. For a murder don© In a homestead cabin in Ontonagon county some time ago a man named McDonald la serving alife sentence in the Marquette prison. The w Uneases against him were Dune. Beveridge and one Bedpath, a pair of notorious men. Now comes a woman, the associate of Red path, and tells an­ other tale—that Beveridge and Red path did the murder— and those men are now in arrest and the woman win give her evidence against them. Mr. Alex. Bolton Alden, Michigan. Splendid Results Disabled by Dyspepsia IlKUth in Mlchlgou. Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “C. I. Hood & Co<towell, Mass.: "I have taken Hood’s Sarsajarllla with aplendid results. I was troubled with dyspepsia so bad that I could not work. I am 36 years of age and & carpenter and Joiner by trade. I oom‘menced a course of treatment with one of our physicians J>ut <n vain. Finally I was persuaded Co buy a bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I Took Just One Bottle and I have not lost a day's work since, on account of my old trouble of dyspepsia. It has also Unproved my general health and 1 feel much SNOW AND FROST. state neis From various portions of the state 1the reports of seventy-four observers jfor the week ended May I2^show that (erysipelas increased and influenza,pn«'»jmonia and remittent fever decreased in { area of prevalence. Scarlet fever was reported at fifty places, me»'*sles at six­ ty-eight, diphtheria at twenty-five, ty­ phoid fever at fifteen, consumption at : two hundred and. Cxirteen places and , smallpox at JacRuon, Bay City, Mus­ ]kegon and Marquette. CniCAAO. Mv >*■ -Dl»p*tohM from a great many towns in Illinois, Wis­ consin, Michigan, Iowa and Minnesota teU of remarkable fall in the tempera­ ture and freezing weather. Fears are expressed of heavy froate and conse­ quent damage to fruit and growing crop*. . Gmamd Rapids, Mich., May 12.— Fruit men are considerably worried over the danger of a killing frost Fri­ day afternoon snow fell here at Inter­ vals, while farther north there wm a heavy anowialL At Lake City and Cadillac the snow is 6 inches deep. The temperature in tbe northern part of the loweaf peninsula is now at the /reel­ ing point Moat of the orchard fruit could now resist a severe frost, but the smaller fruits are in great danger. KnwAUwns, Wia.. May 19.—The teal of the heavy rainstorms ended Friday morning in a blizzard of snow and hall Kokomo, Ind., May 19. —The roof of the furnace of tbe Diamond plate glass works wm blown off Thursday night, and Zion church, 4 miles eut, wm de­ stroyed. The damage in the county wiU exceed 9100.000. DvnuquK, la. May 19.—The snecta cle of snow falling after the >n»ddle us May wm seen Friday mo> °inE- After several days o* cxw<me hot weather, resulting Thursday in prostrations by suna^rohe, the mercury sunk from 90 degrees to 42 degrees inside of twelve hours. Nnw Yoke, May 19.—Southern Now Jersey experienced a thunderstorm Fri­ day night. Fourteen houses were struck by lightning in Bridgeton, three at Cedarville, four at Newport, two at Dutch Neck, seven at Vineland and several in Millville. Several barns were struck and burned to the ground Hood’ssP* Cures Representative Griffen, of Detroit, who/was elected to succeed J. Logan stronger. I gladly recommend Hood's Sarsapa- ( CbLpman, has for a long time suffered rllia as an excellent blood purifier." Alhx.A Hum a defective hearing. Within the Holton, Alden, Midden. . past few weeks his trouble has grown MoXVpiii, arc the best family cathartic, so much worse that he is now entirely deaf. He has consulted eminent phy­ gantte and effective. Try a box. 25 tents. sicians, but they hold out little hope, and he will probably be compelled to PARKER'S retire from congress, although serving HAIR BALSAM his first term. . School Superintendent*. The twenty-first annual meeting of the state association of city superin­ tendents of schools closed at Lansing with the election of the following offi­ cers: President, A. S. Whitney, Sag­ inaw; vice president, Mias M. E. Coffin, Detroit; secretary and treasurer, David McKinzie, Muskegon. The next meet­ ing will be held in Detroit in May, 18115. lUlMfald-BLLlAdE rCiLiE- >>. i„ Takelntinw IT POPS. Effervescent, too. Made Another Confession. Exhilarating, appetizing. Just the tiling to build up the constitution. HIPCS9 William Alguire was arrested on his confession that he helped Horace Mans­ field to murder Louis Schilling in Kal­ amazoo a year ago He says he held Schilling’s head while Mansfield cut his throat Alguiro's first confession last February laid the crime on Mansfield and a woman who was formerly Alguire'a wife, bnt this was not proved. Rootbeer Wholesome and strengthening, pure blood, free from boils or carbuncles. General good health —results from drinking HIRES’ Rootbeer the year round. Short Bnt Neway Item*. Package makes five gnlldns, 25c. Ask your druggist or grocer for it Take no other. Send a-cent stamp to the Charles E. Hires Co., it? Arch St., Philadelphia, lor beauti- AD1R0NM THADS MARK — Wheeler's Z^t H^lure Nerve \ -POSITIVELY CURES— flfl RT DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Epilepsy, Sleeplcsanera and all derangements of the Nervous System. UNEXCELLED FOR.— Purely Vegatable, guarantee! free from opiates. 100 fall size doses, 50c. M.D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rapnt< (Mich.) Savings Hauk. Hays be cannot say too much tn favor of -Adironda,” Wheeler's Bean and Nerve Cure. Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine Co., Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. XMT. ZEE. GOODYEAR, HA8TINC9. MICH- ICuVEATS,TRADEMARK^ COPYRIGHTS. CAB I OBTAIN A PATENT! xpericnoetattM patent businee. Cot lonaatttctiyconMactlri. A Handbo A number of families from some of the larger towns of the state have re­ cently settled in Caldwell township, Missaukee county, and it was said that more would follow. Robert Smith & Co., of Lansing, were awarded the contract for the state printing of Michigan. C. R. Smith, of the Hotel Iroquois at Bault Ste. Marie, is dead. He was well known as steamboat owner, lumber­ man and hotel man for many years. Julius Abraham, a 10-year-oid boy, was playing with a loaded revolver at Detroit when the weapon discharged, shooting and killing Annie Schultz, an 18-months-old child. The Barden hotel at Hurley was burned, the loss being 960,000; insur­ ance nearly the same. C. G. Mackenzie, of Chicago, tried to commit suicide at Durand. His recov­ ery was doubtful Alfred Jansen, a tramp tailor of Grand Rapids, was run over by a Chica­ go, Burlington & Quincy train at Can­ ton, Ill, and instantly killed. The body of Lars Larsen, a civil en­ gineer who had been missing since April 97 at Menominee, was found in the bay. He had several times threat­ ened to commit suicide. William A. Buffham, aged 89, died at his home in Bethel township, Branch county. . Thomas Malone, of Coopersville, while driving into Grand Rapids with a load of bay was tipped over and fatally injured. A new fraternal insurance order, known as the Ancient Order of (Clean­ ers, has been organized at Caro. The company is strictly a farmers' insur­ ance company and the membership is limited to farmers. Mrs. Jay Palmer Ellwood, of Trav­ erse City., waa arrested on a charge of threatening to shoot a neighbor who interfered with her while she was kill­ ing a hog with a hoe. Coldwater people are enthusiastic □ver their holo in the ground which was originally made for a gas well and finally became transformed into a fine mineral water source. The police unearthed a gang of ju­ venile thieves in Bay City among Polish swill gatherers. They found bicycles, tricycles, lawn mowers, hand sleds, lap robes and that class of goods in profu- A MARVELOUS STORY. ■ATTLM CRNHK MICH.. RXCITRD OVRRA MtRACLH. be Remarkewe ttacovery of a worn* Tbe Great Daly of Michigan. (From tM BaitU Cr*k, Mich., Moon.) This I# indeed an law mire age. Science •nd art have vied with each other In an en­ deavor to see which could oustretch tbe other. Even- day tbe world la astonished by the announcement of abme wonderful discovery or invention. Medical science baa made as great. If not greater advancement lu the past century, than any other science or art. Cures have been performed tbe past quarter of a century that In the days of our fathers were deemed Impossible. Mira­ cles have been perfanned the past few years that are almost incredible; and which seem almost at marvelous as those per­ formed In tbe olden times. A Moon reporter bearing an almost In­ credible story of the restoration te bealth of Mary C. Gould, wife of John Gould, who has been unable to sit up for ovi r two years, drove out of her borne to hear the story from ber own Ups. Tbe reporter made his business know n and asked the lady if the story of her re­ storation to health was true. “Yea." she said, -all you have hearS is true and more too. Two years ago last iLrS w^-n with what <»»• mato»4- rueumathm. At first I only had slight pains in my left limb, but tbe pain gradually grew worse and in a short time I was compelled to take to my bed. It was Impossible for me to move my leg at all. it seamed to shrink aud shrivel up: and when the cold weather set In It waa almost Im­ possible for me to keep this limb wann.,lt was so susceptible to the cold. I doctored and doctored? and although I employed the best medical skill that I could get in Battle Creek, there seemed to be no help for me. After over a year of suffering that no human being can describe, the doctor gave me up. 1 was discouraged; and it did seem to me that if 1 had to die I might as well KEEPS UP. die one time as another, for my pain was Trade Show* Sounaneaa in Spite of Debeginning to be almost unbearable. A neighbor told my husband that be had New York. May 19.—R. G. Dun A heard that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Cai’s weekly review of trade says: Pall People was a remedy highly recom­ obstacles w Improvement do not mended for such cases; and he advised me lessen. The strikes of coal miners and coke to try them. The next time he went to workers bate not ceased, but aare caused the stoppage of numerous works this week Battle Creek he called ou Messrs. Amberg and embarrassment to some railroads The & Murphy, the druggists, and bought six conference st Cleveisid exhibited much angry boxes of the pills and brought tbeui home Seeling and wider differences than had been with him. I commenced to take them and expected and seems to render agreement soon began to feel a little better. I kept more distant. Proceedings in the »ena»e do right on with the medicine and on tbe 12th »ot indicate that tbe latcil form ot tariff re­ day of September 1 was able to leave my vision has made speedy final action more probable. Yet the recuperative foree of the bed, and to day I am doing all my work country is so great that observers are con­ alone. 1 did not gel better all at once, but stantly amaxed st the volume of business be- gradually gained strength. My limbs slow­ tng transacted, the tonnage being traasportod. ly. buflurely became strong, and tny the number at works resuming operations, and whole system felt strong and bealthy, the general soundness of trade, nolwtthatand which It had not for many years. After tag Influences which in any other land would suffering so long and enduring so much produce dire disaster. 'The soundness of the commercial world is pain. It is little wonder that I feel grateful shown In the diminished .mportanoeof failures, to this remedy for my restoration to bealth.” the liabilities reported for the second week of The Moon reporter then called on Messrs May amounting to only ll.W7.M8. ot which Amberg A Murphy to hear their statement 11,4:0,932 were of trading and fOlflW of manu­ of the case. Yes, they said. Dr. Williams facturing concerns. The failures this w»?ek have been 30 in the United States, against Pink Pills for Pale People have done won­ 847 last year, and 84 in Canada, against 14 last ders for Mrs. Gould. She was given up by tbe doctors and her lot seemed to be to spend the rest of her days in bed. There CROPS SUFFER. probably Is no remedy oh the market that has done so much good for suffering DamaRc. humartity as Dr. Williams’pills. We know that they will do just what they are rec­ Chicago, May 21.—By the frosts of Friday and Saturday nights incalcula­ ommended to accomplish and that we will never have to take back a statement we ble damage was done to growdug crops over an extensive range of territory. make about them. The proprietors of Dr. Williams, Pink The effect of the cold ware was felt ' Pills state that they are an unfailing blood from the northern line of Dakota builder and nerve restorer, curing all forms to the gulf. It also I went well of weakness arising from a watery condlttoward the At antic, especially in1 ion of tbe blood or shattered nerves, two the southern states. Fruits, vege­■ fruitful causes of almost every 111 that flesh tables, wheat, corn and other cereals> Is heir ta. ’The pills are alto a specific for Buffered severely from the remarkable» the troubles peculiar tq females, such as weather. The Dakotas, Minnesota,, suppressions, all forms of weakness, Iowa, Nebraska; Kansas, Missouri, chronic constipation, bearing down ■ pains, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Texas,, etc., and In the case of men will give speedy Kentucky and Tennessee sent reportaj relief and effect a permanent cure In all casea arising from mental worry, overwork of trouble from snow and ice. or excesses of whatever nature. They are Will Get Another Continuance. entirely harmless and can be given to weak Chicago, May 21.—Patrick Eugene> and sickly children without the slightest Prendergast, murderer of Carter Har­. danger. Nothing follows their use bnt tbe rison, will get another continuance,( greatest benefit. Tbe price at which they probably for ten days or two weeks,’ are sold places them within the reach ot when he appears in court to-day for’ every one. The pills are sold by all dealers trial as to his sanity. A continuance’ and will be sent post paid on receipt of price (50 cents a box or six boxes for 82.50 will be asked for by hia attorneys on1 they are never sold in bulk or by the 100), the ground that they are employed in1 by addressing Dr. Williams' Medicine other cases and will be engaged forr Company, Schenectady, N. Y„ or Brocksome time to come, and the state willI ville, Ontario. enter no objection. Died on a Train. Additional County News. Sam Asttokio, Tex., May 18—CoL Jo­ seph C. Bailey, assistant surgeon gen­ Yankee Spring*. eral, United States army, and medical director of the department of Texas, Last week’s letter. Frank Walburt has moved his mill oh stationed here, died of heart failure on e Southern Pacific train west of here. D. C. Burpee’# farm to saw some logs for He was returning from an Inspection C, W. Burpee. The Sunday School supplies were burn­ tour. His remains were brought here and will be shipped to Frankfort, Ky., ed in the store, so the school had to do without paper etc., last Sunday. for interment. S. C. Ritchie has nearly completed his assessment roll. Lightning struck one of those large lo­ Pawtucket, R. L.May 17.—This city was visited by the greatest fire in its cus trees In frofit of where tbe stere stood, history yesterday. It began in George on May 3rd. Jay Tinker and James Springer have E. Newell’s coal and lumber yard on each been buying a new horse. , the river front and four coal yards were wiped out The flames swept along the river front a quarter of a mile de­ Delton, stroying everything in their path. Loss, Last week’s letter. 9500,000. Andrew Eddy of Albion Is vidUng his sister, Mrs. Frank Adams. ' Illinois Veterans. W. L. Whittemore has finished his Job Rockfohd, IxmL, May 18.—At the en­ of sawing, near pleasant lake. campment of the G. A. R. yesterday Emery Mosher Is living In town again, H. H. McDowell, of Pontiac, waa elect­ Wesley Norwood is out on tbe streets ed department commander and Mrs. again. M. R. M. Wallace, of Chicago, was Mrs. Barton cut her band quite badly, elected president of the Woman’s Re­ calling in tbe doctor. lief Corps.■ Mrs. Bailey of Hastings, organized an L. O. T. M. Society here, with 14 charter Dismissed the Suit. Danville, Ill., May 21. —Judge members. Mr. Mansfield of Boston, was the guest Bbokwalter on Saturday dismissed the suit attacking the senatorial appor- of F. A. Blackman, recently. . 'I,1!1 ..Jo~au Bnd Jim lUhl*y Parted tianment of Illinois and the case will for Sbelby Tuesday, where they expect to be taken to the supreme court. make a catch of those birds that sang at night A Coilcce bi Aabao. Reed’s circus left town for Galeaburg Hillsbobo, a, May 18.—Tha Hills­ Tawas City will have bnt one saloon boro college burned shortly before Tuesday morning. They showed to a full this year. house here, Monday evening. noon. The loss is estimated a; 150,000; insurance 810,000. The fire started Nash, of Holland, fell from a chair, from & defective fine. Prairieville. striking her neck On the edge of a tub, Lattwwk’i totter. A Historic Tree Falla. Mra. Tbomw. Water, had a niroke of C hicago, May 19.— During the storm nqck haring been broken. paralysis Sondaftnlgbt, and lay In an nnFriday the old cottonwood tne on A cow at Bay City gave birth to twin Eighteenth street, marking the Fort T “U1 when she dted. Pnnerai aar.lcea were eondnclDearborn maaaacre of 1812, was Down “* S *!!■ J' McLwin «t the M. E. eliureh other perfectly white. on Ssturday p. m., atelsted by Re,. TanAntwerp. . Victims of Poverty. Mr,. Boynton of Mattewan and ,00 of Nrw Yobx, May 17.—Chariea 8*m- amvller, aged 50, killed hte motlwr, aged 90, in thia eity yesterday and tian took hia own life. Poverty waa tie 60,000 You take your homo papav' of course you do, but it ii a mistake not to read "The Great Daily of Michigan," the leader in every branch of news, as well as thought and literary merit. If you find any or all T other State papers profitable, yet he NEWS should and will fin(j , place in your hands and your families. Tens of thousands of other citizens of this groat State have found its worth. THE EVENING NEWS, a gents ran corv. to ernta a wtsa. tt.ae ron a nowths bv ■oil. Detroit. Aowwte. hl mry Tiling., town and <*r la Uw Stu. oT Mtebl^a. , The Inter Ocean ----- a a the------------------ -—- MOST POPVllR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST HRS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. DAILY (wf—I today), M-OOparytor. SERI-WEEKLY, . . *1.00 - DAILY (with Ma,), »a.0« ptr —, WEEKLY, . . . ,1.00 - Aa a onrapap.' THE INTER OCEAN tap. abraaH <Htba tlmga in .11 B te-re. “"Uw’p**“. la wcarta* ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST or CURRENT LTTERATURB. ‘ The Weekly Inter Ocean '. ' world condensed and the cream of the literary feature* of the Daily. A8 A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS Journal*. -It con.' ——Bieta of EIGHT PAGES, with A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors, Of EIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGEK, making la all SIXTEEN PAGES. This Sappl*, maat, containing SIX PAGES OF READING MATTER and TWO FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS, ta alone worth the prico charged for the paper. THE INTEB OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, the news .nd cotnmer. rial center of all wott of tbe Allegheny Mountain., and 1* better .d.pted to the need, of the people of that section than any paper farther East. It la in accord with the peopl* cf the West both In Politic, and Lltrrature. DOLLAJl PER YEAR. Addrau w THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. For a short time wc will send the Hastings Banner and the Week'y Inter Ocean, the two paper, for only one dollar per year cash in advance, to Barry County Readers. Those out of county $1.15 per year. COOK BROS. at the Baptist Chapel. Rev. G. Y. Pixley was ordained and 18 of hl# classmate students from the Baptist College. Kala­ mazoo were in attendance, also a number of ministers from other places In the dis1A* trict The College Quartette sang at the evening services ami ibeir fine singing was a treat to tbe congregation. Rev. I’ixley will remain pastor of this ebarge. Miss Helen VanEppe has gone to Montcalm county and will thru return to her home In N. Y. State after spending a few months with her aunt. Mrs. J. J. Perkins. Mrs. Marsh and two children ot Kala­ mazoo, are guests of Mrs. Geo. Vantine. Mrs. Davis of Leonidas returned to ber home Monday, after a visit to her daugh­ ter, Mrs. Davis. Dr. McLeay and L. L. Loveland visited their sons over Sunday at Olivet. of Vermontville and Mr. Geo. Wood ot ” *• Hastings assisted the home talrnt and there fine music was enjoyed by ail present * Len W. Feighner. ________________________ \V. 1. Marble and.... C. L. Glasgow are at Benton Harbor attendLa K. L~ ..r r> convention; ............. ing ♦the of P. Rev. T. G. Baxter Is in Kalamazoo this week on account of the state conventon of the CongreKatioiiu’ *hureh it> session there. John Potter of Detroitiai|-*d on 'Heads here Monday. Invitations are out aiinosinclng tbe marriage of Miss Ed la L. Hmltir of this place to Byron I). Robins*of Midland to to take place Wednesday May BBrd. at * P. M. ' Byron and Delia Barnum own cousins, went to Winsor-Canada last week Monday night and were married. They returned Friday noon and will probably make this place their home. lUdfnn! Last week's letter. Miss Pearl Brotherton who has been spending tbe past winter with ber bn>tlirr and sister in Denver, CoL, has relumed home. An ice cream social the first <>f the sea­ son, will be given by the Youn< People’s Christian Endeavor Society, next Thurs­ day evening. May 24th. The Ice cream is to be served In the Sunday School room of the Congregational church. A big crowd and a lively time is expected. A number of the Masons of this place, attended the Masonic funeral of Mr. George Nichols of Battle Creek, last Sonday. Manlr Greve. Last wetk'< letter. James Dcrnary 'vill raise lis ban» Wedn end ay of. this week. M iss Pilgrim closed her ,- hopl in DisL No. 7 ou account of dipthrria one of tbe scholars (Same down will: it; in school.. Mrs. Hille Rocket of Aegalld Indiaaa is here visiting ber parent- Mr. and Mrs, Robert tihonp. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ayers has moved into Wm. Griffins house. 8. J. Babcock Is visiting tricsas at Jackson. . Mrs. Pllney McOmber is. villtmg mt daughter at Dundee Mich. Mr. Febeck has. the frame of his uoliMtowa and Barry. Miss Gaskill was obliged to close ____ house udBorn to Mr. and Mrs. Cflas. Demjiry a school the past week on account of illness. Mre. Shaw of Irving is visiting at F. A. 8H lb. girl. Robinson’s. Middleville. S. R. Willison was married to a lady liv­ ing In Lansing, last week. Last week’s letter. Onr Items last week were rrinlrd » “ Brush Ridge. to read Maurice Grlrsby in place 01 M"™ Last week’s letter. Goftlc, and they also stated that C. Clerer s Plenty ot rain In these parts. meat wagon would be dntv lt by Lloyd in P. R. Karas has purchased a new wind place of being driven by blit. In tb« mill. place Middleville has no !daiirir<- t.ricvoy A “right smart” law suit is brewing in and In tbe second plsce. we are sure Lloyd Brush Ridge. would object to drawing that rani «««> Little Ray Anders is quite 111. There was a surprise party at John around. Old Mr. Mlles a pioneer In these ram. Anders Saturday eve. A good time was died at tbe residence ot Mr. ^"jib.kk had. last Saturday. Fuuenil sertkes were ne» at tbe Cong, church Monday. AMyna. Last week's letter. Grandfather M<»' died Mrs. Dr, Powers was at Charlotte last morulng. Funeral service- Bwlncsdsy . week to see her sister Mrs. Powers who is the M. E. ehurcli, Mra. Seblebtllving two .mill's MnhM very sick. Mrs. Preston Jawell and sister Etta are town dled'laat Tbnrsdsy F!uli*»i wrview at Richland this week visiting their sister were held at the brick school house in . I^lgh'.on on Satunlny. Mrs. Kate Spinney. Vet Smith and N. C. Tb.m>»< are to" Mr. Tompkins has a brotber-ln-law, Mr. from the Aglcullural t;oll<4« lor Mills visiting him. ' Will Cooley had a very sink baby last vacation. N. C. expect, to fave n ' when be returns again and It «“« " week but at this writing It Is better. “sheep skin’’ either. in Hartley Hendricks mid wlft »■» IVow.n. Mill.. Peachbait attending the narringe or Law wrek, letter. MIm Beetle Willi.maim baa gone aouth mother. were Guy DeGolla and lure M*1« to apeod the aamtner for her health. , Jay Woodward visited friend. Io Otsego married at the residence ot N. •* on Tuesday evening. . : 11W[ I Sunday. The band occupied the Nr. and lire. Wa. Knlekobacker spent for the drat time last s*lur^‘’iTSilnl Bunday In Middleville. G. U Keeler has Just Dnlshi'd Mrs. Hallie King baa returned from out weo young peach trees, | |(( Grand Rapid*. John Sehondelmayer bus » " . ( Walter Host spent Sunday at Wayland. MIselAta Hall U visiting st T. B. cream treewr and Is now |>rei»red to Utah that delicacy cm short !»«** r Moores. r B. A. Almy Is building uh"1 10 Quite • number from thia place took In tbe fie race at Wayland Saturday evening. haggle-, salt. etc. , CttrArthur Crldlcr c,pacts to . I. • lotto and Leslie the last ot " ’^adAs we write we hear Uieflmrt . EasttrsMFUeaa Ing and we expect Guy will h»« F. T. Boise I returned from the west them np” for tbe boys. Tbe where ha baa b (Tbe Or,tune Is "on you broBW'^ health and sre Item read as plain as y<« ,f,.|| could make H-Maunre «rl<»U aolmowledge the last one Ito"'' Aid Blcblald cheese Iketon turll‘ onl I,0,a pound, of cliee»e daily. �VITAL TO 3339 _______ RATS BY THE MILLION. PERIL AND DEATH. A lawyer Ln this <rity who has been courting a pretty Louisville girl for a long time has always lacked sufficient “lcnl“'d “*!*• Dr E. C. WEST’S NERVE AND BRAIN TREATnerve to propose, says the Louisville teouoi^ So, two year, a„o , m f-*T, * vpeclfic tor Hysteria, Dtetaasa,Ftts, Neu- Greedy Rodent* iDfeet Not Onl» .w Times. The girl has helped him along femV’ 'T HeS brought r.'cia. nundscb®, NSrvous ProsMOOB Onsted by E*',rT ° ftlrabol orh ibHcco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, as much as she could but the proposal boftenlDg of Brain, causing insanity, misery, decay. Hntldlne and anti Office-Wars hm... . Bnlldlng still hangs fire, and it looks as if he Chicago d#eth, Premature Qld Age, Barrenness, Lose oi the oBlcSl > serin either Mi, Impotent?, Leuoorrbcea and all by Ret Catchers. would have to resort to the Miles f.-msJe Weaknesses. Involuntary Looms, Bpermsat Milwaukee. Standish style of courtship unless he t -rrUvs caused br over-exertion ot brats, Belt » of four blocks making his • [Special WaihlBEton Letter.] r.buse, over-Indulgence. A month's treatment, U, - ----j does better. Even a hint as broad as Jk -_ ■ ba^^ en ^* th v 01e flooring of the snbof ire. by mall. With each order fore boxes, with A goodly portion of the time of VICTIMS OF A STORM. the Mississippi has no perceptible v. wdl written guarantee to refund if not cored. b^ment, where there ™ no epa« every caroj»l ’housekeeper ho.»ek«^"ta G u.i ran tt-ei issqed by agent WE8T8 LXVEB PILL8 every careful Chicago, May 19.—The northeast effect upon him, as the follow!rfg inci­ uttering malediction. ^ois “ soent cure* Sick Headache, IMlfonensm. LtverOoiuftUht uttermir ? U'TO'Wh aaro such as lad gale which began with ,the change of dent will show: The other day she - ,u'4t?mach. Dyspepeiaand Constipation. ‘ GUARANTEES issued only br mice. nasmueh.asmi.erylore.com- been left In putting down the sewer weather Thursday night blew with in­ asked him if the law was a difficult W. H. Goodyear, Sole Agent, Hastings. P^ny it may be comforting to the XdlS*li.P!~’.Thta <ere“-‘«*e pro- creasing force all day Friday. The profession to learn. He told her it was oeeding Is very destructive to health lMt^stthl6 1’U1>d t?kno'T that tbe ro­ gale approached the dignity of a not, at least he has not found it so, dent pests Invade the white house „ on account ot the bod air ami mephitic hurricane, blowing at intervals at and she playfully remarked that she encountered It was aiso very 60 S .b^”y.“.th'rinV*d' th« borne, miles an hoqr. The beach would like to begin reading law at dcatrnctlve to the rats. Ther hart of the poorest of onr poor. They fear in the neighborhood of Chicago once. “Will you lend me some of your TIME TABLE. DGt tho wrenll. nS *U.. . -■ r entT™ a”0' token I*»««'on of the was a “lee shore.” From Glencoe to text books?” she inquired. Of course BM lhe wrath of thv hl effect February 11. 1894. V a .w» mm QTCUL In in the pomp and the prldo uridn of their • ^ra^neraPB^"’C.nl bulldln?: but they South he was to UUllgO oblige MCJT her it was nwuwu strewn WJUi with ,t -------— Chicago th --- '-'only —J too wi’llqg VV ng ” nun,U'rs annually. wreckage. Eight vessels came to grief an^ when he asked worldly estate. They revel In palnec. T?era ’ ’ what ’ ’volumes -----------she ij here when they can. u. they eat up the There will come a time when ferret- and at least ten lives were sacrificed. w would °uld want first she looked at him, h* ":’Orted tOb>’ ,he The lumber fleet'suffered most. Tho smiled archly and answered* that she crumbs of a moneyless man. They are offlcteL financial loss approaches 1100,000.-----------------------------------------------------------. not proud enough to make distinc­ believed she preferred “The Law on tl^Hi.®!.1*' .O”’re ,lmn B11 othen* *" ni.li. m a. m | The scene off the lake front was Partnerships” and “Sheldon’s Law on tion*. There are no castes in tho rat 4o| io so | .a clty,.ho’ been abused by the press unparalleled i^ Chicago's history and { Marriage. ’ — „ world. . ‘ “ Any fellow who failed to p. m. a_in.| The rate, and mice in the white tn■”*r iD "“d .'•*“• out, un­ thousands of people turned out.to wit- 1 catch on to this should be sent to a til reputable public men have ceased ness the thrilling incidents of the day. : Trappist monastery. He is simply house are not so numerous as they ■ hopeless. The Victims. ‘ used to be. The late wife of lhesident te teek appointment ns the esccntlvc head of that office. I refer to the Tho number of Hoe. lost 1, estimated I Harrison was a home-loving woman An Ancient Title. as ten, as follows: and therefore a good housekeener; and One of the minor titles borne jby the Adujd Gunderson. Mmiistee, Mlcb., sailor on Sovereigns of England ever siiice the she determined soon after her family Lincoln DaU. drowned at Glencoe; John John- l ..~ “Twas domiciled in the executive man­ son. cook on schooner Jack Thompson, fell , B^cession of the house of Hanover is sion that the rats must go. An expert from life lines nnd drowned; J. Poland, mate Sacri Romani Imperii, Archi-TbesaurX-I N 00| ’9 M achoocer, J. Loomis McLaren, killed in tnJdlake us, arch-treasurer » . - the • was sent for, and he brought some fer­ of, Roman em­ by falling span Thomas Bidlo. flsherpan. Chi­ pire. The title dates back to I Fred­ rets to Washington to battle with cago, swept from the fjoverntaent breakwater their hereditary domestic enemies. aud drowned; Capt. Wilson and five unknown erick, the Elector Palatine, who held The expert carefully stopped up all of sailors of the schooner Myrtle. the office stated, but for ages after his the holes except one, into which he in­ Droiraed In Milwaukee Harbor. time its duties were performed by troduced the ferrets. The rodents fled Milwaukee, May 19 —Six lives, two deputy. . . They do not relate to the out of their labyrinthine underground vessels wrecked and a number of treasury, but to certain matters conothers damaged is the record of the nected with public ceremonies. It was passages through the only exit left disaster occasioned at this port by originally the right of this official to open, ut whiqh trained Scotch terriers stood waiting to grab and kill them the northeast gale which set in Thurs- carry the crown before the emperor at day night and continued with Increas- ' the coronation and to distribute coins with a shake apiece. The ferrets do ing velocity until the wind was us a largess among the people during most important service by seeking out blowing 40 miles an hour Friday morn­ tho ceremonies. the nests of young rats and eating ing. Tho schooner M. J. Cuaimings their brains, of which they arc ex­ OrdioanecB. foundered in the bay at 9 o'clock Fri­ tremely fond. On the occasion re­ day morning, carrying down five men ferred to the wooden floors in the An ordinance relative to the licensing and one woman. One man, Robert Pat­ of dogs; snd regulating tho running at basement of the executive mansion terson, of Kingston, was saved. Those large and the slaying of dogs. were taken up aud concrete was laid lost are as follows: down instead. This was done maiiily DOOS UNLAWFUL TO. KEEP UNLESS A MIDNIGHT HUNT. Timothy Bensaur, mate, Buffalo, K Y.-. John for the purpose of keeping out such CENSED. McCullough, captain. Marine City. Mich.: four-footed four looted loes foes lu in the future. The j bl]n‘au qtpensions. x>ut But tne the rats and Thomte Tuscott, sailor. Mhrtae City. Mich.: Section 1. The Common Council of the mice in the building are few, by rea- I ,:“ico the. pension office very well, unknown sailors, two, known os “Jim" and City of Hastings ordains that it sbnll son of the efficiency of a black and witnessed its construction a few •'Ed," Marine City, Mich; unknown woman, unlawful for any person to own, possess white cat that strayed in and settled ' years and pronounced it good, cook, ot Racine. or harbor or have the care of any dog, male or female, over the age of three down in the kitchen five years ago. I of them adopted the building 1*ort Huron. Mich., May 21.—In an months within tbe City of Hastings with­ Mrs. Cleveland hud ' considerable thcir home while it was yet in proc­ trouble with white house ruts during ’ A585 oI construction. At present the effort to save the crew of the schooner out first obtaining a license therefor, William Shupe, which was water­ which license shall be, for a male dog one .................. I 1 4 her first term in the executive man- | waUs alive with thea> and the floors sion, am! was ‘agreeably surprised-‘«t ' are fuU of their holes. They feed on logged 14 miles out Friday night and (1) dollar and for a female two (2) dollars. drifted to shore 5 miles north Satur- *‘No license shall be granted for a period the commencement of her second term tIie the rremnants einnants of two thousand thou.sand daily day. fl^ur volunteer life savers were exceeding one (1) year and all licenses ' ... otjl)- rtHetils lllusl blgUK.' to find the number of the rats greatly i lunchcshaten in the building. Such drowned. The dead.are Augus King, shall expire on the*30th day of May of • - i : .z *! tout u-s soon xs they c&u t»~ reduced. She used a great deal of poi- ■ scraps commonly fln«i find their way to *i... the 1 st raPs aommnnly Capt. Henry Little, William Lewis and each year. serves .the son and many traps daring her first ad- I 'vaKUi paper. rrt)Oln,. which .’_L*---------• .• will be run at the convent•• r REGISTRY. Capt. Daniel Lynn place, The' Barney Mills. " ■ <'.*rip;i.:.v n'.io reserve <ne rtcht to ebiMue ministration, but managed to keep ! rod®1118 as a ’breeding swum ushore and was saved. Section 2. It shall be the duty of any : *•;. : tr uii* without hutiee. tried nt one time in subjection by using traps only watclimen ♦5**'1 •*♦ ■ •to reduce Thirty-£lght 1‘rrUhed. person who owns or having In possession ' • i t ti ’V.i.Hlhurv lor tKueteiiger* them____ | their numbers by shooting them with I during her second term. Chicago, Maj* 21—The latest esti­ or having the care of any dog, male or fe­ The ■■ । ’ rnttbedepot at 'rxsi 8 mtn The rats rass were were so so numerous, numerous, hungry, hungry, i' a^r kVns* but those weapons were not! mate of the loss of life off the harbor male, to cause such dogs to be registered bi: time >.• ti.v hc • --------- :-------j :impudent -------j . when . .. 1 very effective. aggressive and Gen. ' .l ;h o|h tiv; oibonvlia* It of Chicago during the recent storm is j by number in the office of the city RecorAt night a rustling is often heart! j . until next tram. Grant commenced his first term that • twenty-eight Add to this number the ' tier in n register kept by said Recorder for tv. S. Dewing. Gen'l Managamong the contents of the big waste I , that purpose within ten (10) days from Mrs. Grant compelled tlie removal of i , H. Tottkh. Gen’l P. & T. Act six members of the crew of theschotin- 1 L. skrgkant. Hunt. . the stable, which then adjoined tlie , baskets, whieh happen* to be down I er Cummings, wrecked off Milwaukee the time this ordinance takes effect and on building un the east. Rut tlie destruc­ stairs on . their way to the dumping . on Friday, and the four life-suvers off the 30th day of May each year thereafter tion of the stable did not remove the place. Then the guards pick up the J Port Huron, Mich., and the total loss and to pay the license provided .in section 1. of this ordinance and also pay n fee of rodent pests. In fact, they were so suspected basket softly and carry it to ' at these three points alone is thirty­ twenty-five (25) cents to the Recorder of bald that one of them tripped up the the fountain in the middle of the’grout ’ eight The schooners Myrtle and Bald city for the issuing and recording of court. By shaking the receptacle they fat colored cook as she walked across Evening Star, wrecked at Twenty­ said license and to obtain from said city the kitchen, and she killed it by sitting oblige Mr. Rat to jump into the water. ' seventh street Friday evening, have Recorder a receipt for such license so paid. down upon it. Tlie animals made a If he succeeds in swimming out they • gone to pieces, and the Jack Thomp­ Also to obtain from said Recorder a metal­ Tant's tho great reason why you lic plate orcheck hereafter required to be network of tunnel* under the brick dispatch him with their clubs. Many son is rapidly meeting the same fate. • '.•••:•! know about our salt. It re* furnished by said city Recorder. pavements and in the walls. They a midnight hunting expedition of this , qr.i:;- the best to produce the beat. kind has occurred in the big central 1 1 i.e| good farmer realize* this with CHECKS OR PLATES. were not content with ordinary food, TURNED THE TABLES. in> ^>ed; shall the butter maker be but preferred tlie remnants of state court, in the dim light and tho mystic ! it shall be the duty of the city Recorder :i-s wise? Our salt Is as carefully dinners — particularly chicken cro- | silence of the dreary midnight hour, ' of said city to provide such number of n.i-.de as your butter—made expresstempts Her Ufe. metallic checks or plates as may be neces­ quettes and pate de foie gras. They ! or the ghostly small hours after ' 5>r dairy work: and bright dalryLEAD, S. D., Maj' 21.—Thomas John­ sary. of such size and shape as may be mta everywhere find their batter bel­ lived high while Andrew Johnson was twelve. ter (made and their labor better paid In the treasury department rats used son, in the jewelry business here, 'was deemed expedient (the shape of such president, because Mr. Johnson was a wlqq they use shot through « the heart by . a revolver - — — check or plate to be changed each year) high liter and did notcaremuch about to eat greenbacks. Many thousand I . having stumped thereon numbers indica­ his surroundings. This was unfortu­ dollars in good paper money have been 1 *n ^be hands of Minnie Van Aiken ting tlie year fur which tho tax Is paid and about 10 o ’ clock Saturday morn­ t- a_. 1. nate, because there were persons at mutilated by rats and then destroyed ing. Johnson and tlie girl had tin- namber of tlie license and the letters by cancelers and maccrators. New that time resident Ln the executive es­ T. and it shall be the duty ot the been keeping company for some H. tablishment to whom the presence of money was always printed in its place; time. and he was insanely elty Recorder to deliver one of these me­ rats, real or imaginary, was particu­ and the only loss the government sus­ jealous ot attentions shown her by tallic plates or checks to the persons 'so >■0 matter what brand you have larly objectionable. Subsequently, tained was the expense of printing. others. It is alleged that Johnson in­ paying license upon any such dog. li-efl. J'lAt give this a lair trial. It the superintendent of public buildings But the rats have now no show for sisted on an immediate marriage, and Counterfeit checks. Issuing of; how > drst In flavor, first In grain, and j oostly suppers of that description. The , Er-1 In purity. Whether for dairy 4 PUNISHED. or lable use, yon will find It to ■ paper money is kept in fire-proof . npon her refusal he shot at her. miss­ Section 4. It shall be the duty of such y. u; advantage to be acquainted 1 vaults, in rooms of solid granite with ing his mark. In return she drew a v.r.li the B&lt that’* all salt. 1 owner, possessor or barborer ot any such revolver, and her aim was so true that steel doors. It would surely produce - Write us. registered dog to place, or cause to be a toothache for any rodent who might the first bullet killed him. DIAMOND CRYSTAL placed, around the neck of any such dog a undertake to gnaw through those ’ Shtin Near Hia Home. SALT CO., collar and to attach, or cause to be at­ walls or doors. The registered bonds. | Dks Moines, la., May 21.—Conductor tached, the metallic plale or check so pur­ in the immense office of the register of ' Redpath, of the Great Western road, chased of the clerk of said city and If any the treasury, used to be subject to the ' was shot Saturday evening by two un­ person shall place, or cause to be placed, incursions of the midnight marauding o , known young men while on his way to around the neck of any such dog any rodent, but they are also secured from , u'kv a*train fo St Joseph. The shoot­ counterfeit of the metallic plate or check danger of that character. Moreover, j occurred about 10 o’clock and wlth- so furnished by said Recorder or any such the important official papers in tlie in • two blocks •• - - metallic plate or check without tbe license of Ids home. He was dead register's office are now filed in tens when assistance reached him, and his for such dog having first been paid he or she shall be liable to tbe penalties herein of thousands of tin pigeon holes in the assailants escaped. Robbery is the provided. top story of the treasury department. supposed motive. He leaves a wife aud TO DESTROY. ‘ It is very strange that rats and mice three children. Section 5. It shall be the duty of the should so infest such buildings as the Found Many Indictments. marshal or of any of the police force of the treasury, interior, post office depart­ Chicago, May 21.—The special grand city of Hastings to destroy, of cause to be ment or other executive offices. The jury in Chicago decided Saturday upon destroyed, all dogs found running at large great buildings have walls from two the indictment of fifty-eight persons in the city of Hastings not having been li­ TUP. BAD RAT AND THE COOK. feet to six feet thick, and. the base­ for violation of the election law at the censed aud registered and not having on a and grounds repeatedly tore up the ments are all concreted, from wall to December and April elections. Among collar to which is attached one oi the me­ floors and rebuilt the sewers, but with­ wall. But the rats are there, and ap­ those on the list are two election com­ tallic plates or checks as provided under parently have brought their knitting out effect missioners, one ex-election commis­ this art. Smith D. Fry. The first good overhauling which the and intend to stay. BUNKING AT LARGE DEFINED. sioner, throe aidermen, a number of white house has received in a genera­ judges and clerks of election and sev­ Section 6. Every dog found in the City tion was superintended by the wife of of Hastings not upon tbe premises of the eral policemen. ThOodore Mommsen, the famous his­ President Hayes in the summer of T7. owner or keeper or in tbe Immediate pres­ The family residence was taken up in torian of Rome, had not only the apence of the owner or keeper or securely Port Townbend, Wash., May 19.— tied or fastened beyond tbe reach of pertlie president’s cottage at the National perrance, but the manner of a scholar. Soldiers’, home, north of the city. Leav­ .Once during tlie half-hour’s drive from The American patrol fleet, consisting 90ns passing on the side walk of any street ing ber husband there, Mrs. Hayas Berlin to Charlottenburg the car in of tbe flagships Mobicah and York-. in the city of Hustings shall be deemed to drove into town every day, opened all which the professor rode went badly town, Adams, Albatross, Alert and be running at large. printed copies of ordinance. the doors and windows and aired the off the track. The rest of the passen­ Thomas Corwin, has sailed for Behring , white house thoroughly while the gers alighted, the horses were re­ sea. Tbe Mohican and Albatross will > SecUon 7. n Bbali be the duty of the moved. and the stranded car was left follow the coast line snd tbe other Marshall to keep printed copies of this orworkmen were remodeling sewers, water pipes and floors. Billy Crump, until help could be found. Mommsen aels will keep out at sea They will dfnanoe posted in conspicuous places upon '1 the principal • streets of tills city. who was steward of the white house remained, reading his book. An hour rendezvous at Unalaska. offence; penalty . under Hayes and Garfield, declared passed, and the sound of levers and AN INTERESTING SKETCH. Skinned Alive. ' Section 8. Any person offendiag that a banquet committee of the older jacks and the plunging of horses’ hoofs Chicago, May 21.—Bits of skin from aroused him from his reverie. With ruts used to examine his books each fourteen brother carriers and four ’ against this ordinance shall, upon convteFoI!owln^ 15 an lnstaace: "Our no sign of discomposure, he rose from other persons were transplanted to the Lion thereof, be fined not more than ten rrfkVlttn£!‘e’ aow 13 year* of age, had night for the purpose of finding out , । "rribly a filleted with nervousness, and what would be served for dinner the his seat and went to the door. “Ah,” scalp of Letter Carrier Foute, who was (10) dollars and costs of prosecution or «1 ir?1 1 onlJr® U-M> of her right arm. 8ho imprisonment tn tbe county jail for not said he, ‘ ‘ we seem to have oome to a f. MU-ha condition that we had to keep next day. Billy Crump was always standstill.”—San Francisco Argonaut. burned by an exploding oil tank. more than thirty (80) days or bo|h such U ?nd abandon her music les- something of a rat himself when jt Beal the Record. .tine and imprisonment in The discretion of i-:' , u»we feared St. Vitus dance, and No Chancs of Falluro. ’ X-wom’m i° bulJ°£ an invaluable remedy came to banqueting? the court on conviction of such offence. London, May 18.—George Griffiths, Rats In the white house have always Upton—How is Bilton getting along of this city, completed a trip around ordinances repealed. from them. The first of laat August satisfied themselves with the larder; now? the world yesterday into days 11 hours Section 9. Ail ordinances or parts of h‘‘ >sbud but 75 pounds, and although abe but rats in the executive departments Downton—Haven’t heard lately, but and 90 minutes. Nellie Bly’s record ordinances conflicting-with the provisions three bottles of Nervine idle y •'"Kn*Iwpounds; Ber nervousness and have sometimes been driven by hunger I presume he is making money hand of th is ordinance be and the same are here­ XteS* Vhu^MceaSjmtKlylSC to cat and destroy- valuable papers over fist. Last time I saw him he was by repealed. D<>*th from a Bolter Hxploslan. •M^?lhchooljy^ular,y« and studies with which cannot be reproduced at any on his way to Kentucky to start a fac­ Section 10. This ordinance to take Bat City, Mich., May 19.—Tho bailer effect on and after tbe 4th day of June, tin I arm, her appetite is splendid, and cost. These vermin used to do a great tory. , Ih••T. 1. t‘£ ‘m’,1,111 J’JPcare for our daughter tbe deal of damage at the post office de­ “Hum! "What did he intend to manu­ jn F. G RossU^pl aning mill exploded 1894. Geo. H. Tinkler. Jr hem-ine has brought her. Friday afternoon killing George Cloagpartment. They ate quantities of facture?” C. L. Huffman. ''Hlen my brother mmson and fatally injuring five other men. money orders and postal notes, as well Moved by Aid. Weissert that the report “Corkscrews.”—N. Y. Weekly. of the ordinance com. be accepted and as blank books. Much . damage was California Prohibitionist*. Welcome Belief. adopted and the HTdinance to be printed. done by them to “dead” packages in nsKT-am. CaL, May 19. —The prohi­ Carried. the store room for such goods. The , City Missionary—My friend, aren’t bition state convention nominated a Ayea—Busby, Bicks, Huffman, Tinkler, you sorry you are in here? a positive Rusrantee, or eem dead letter office would notify a per­ Prisoner—Nn, sir; I’m in here for full state ticket, beaded by Henry Wtisaert and Waners. son that a parcel addressed to him was French, of Santa Clara, for governor. Nays—Bennett and Osborn. having five wives.—Life. held for lack cf sufficient postage. Waehlnston Need, . plod piper of Hamelin. KalanaiOD & Sagio - i- i I I, Because It is so Pure ; Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt. A VOUSC GIRL’S FORTUNE. F'ury of the Wind and Waves Lake Miohigan.* For Stomach Bowel, Liver Complaints, and Headache, use AVER’S CATHARTIC PILLS They are purely vegetable, sugar-coated, speedily dissolved, and easy to take. Every dose Effective GOOD ADVICE. Every patriotic citizen should give his personal effort and influence ‘o increase the circulation of his home paper which teaches the American policy of Protec­ tion. It is hi« duty to aid in this; respect in every way possible. • After the home paper is taken care of, why not sub­ scribe for the American Economist, published by the American Protective Tariff League? One of its correspon­ dents says : “No true American can get along without it I consider it the greatest and truest political teacher in the United States.” Send postal card request^Jor free copy. Addless Wilbur F. Waite­ e..*...*!!. General Secretary, 135 West 23d Michigan Centra^ “ The Niagara Falls Route.” Stations. I 7 53] Stations. | 6 Wli'AMl 12a 13 |> Ealfa Hastings..—....... :..| X»| |12.»! ».1>| 1.25 C. R. OSBORN. Local Agent, Hastings 0. N. Kugglu G. F AT. A. Ch learn .. PROBATE ORDER# State of Michigan, County of Barry—ss. At a session of tlie Probate Court for thd' County of Barry, bolden at the Probate Office tn tbe city of Hastings. In said county, on Tues­ day, the 1st day uf May, tn the year ore thousand eight hundred nnd ninetvl four. Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Valentine O. Buck, late of Camillus County, of; Onondaga • and State of New York, deceased. On reading and filing the petition dirty verified of Gilbert Buck, son of mid deceased, praying that Ancillary administration 61 said estate may be granted t » said petitioner (who is the principal administrator of said estate as ap­ pears by exemplified copies of lil> appouitment issued by the Surrogates Court of Onon­ daga County. New York, and now ou file in this court.) or to some other suitable (wrson. Thereupon it is ordered, that -Saturday, tbe 26th day of May A. I). 1891. at ten o'clock in the' forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of said iwtltton and that the heirs at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons Interested in said estate . are required to appear at a; session of sdd Court, then u> be nolden at rhe Probate office, in tbe City a! .Hastings, in tsid County, and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of tlie petitioner may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that sale petitioner give notice to the persons interested in said estate, of tlie pendency of said* petition and tbt hearing thereof by canning a copy of this order to be published in the Hastings Banxkb.r new»paper printed and circulated In said County of Barry , once In each week lor three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. (A true copy.) CHAH. W. ARMSTRONG Judge oi* Probate. MORTGAGE SALE. , Default having been made in thr conditions of a certain mortgage executed by William Ver­ Boom and Ada VerBoom. bnsbund and wife, to Charlee W. Smith, dated the Acvcnternth day of November 1892. recorded the twenty alxth day of November 1W2 and Assigned tn- the said Charles W. Smith, tn John G. Reuter ou the 96th. day of November 1892 which atslrament was recorded the same date and on which said mortgage there Is duo at the date hereof, five hundred and forty fire and 92-100, dollars, the said a»slanee of said mortgage having elected to consider tbe whole amount tecured by said mortgage due and payable In pursuance of the terms and conditions of said mortgage on acdount of default having been made in the pay­ ment of the interest thereon within thirty days from tlie time it was due and pavable. Notice Is hereby given that bv virtue of tlie Dower ef sale in said mortgage I shall foreclose the same, by a sale at public auction to the high­ est bidder at the north front door of the Coart House in the City of Hastings on the twenty eighth day of May 189*. at twelve o’clock noon, of all that certain piece or parcel of land situ­ ate and being In the township of Irving In tbe County ot Barry and state of Michigan and de­ scribed ns follows, to wit: The south half of tbe south east quarter of section fifteen and the north half of the north half of the north east quarter ot section twenty two all in -town four north of range nine west containing one hun­ dred nnd twenty :<cres of land according to the United Staten survey be tbe same more or less, the same being the mortgaged premises. John g. Rkutkb, , r Assignee of mortgage. Chas. H. Favek. Attorney for Assignee. Dated February 26ih., 1891. MORTGAGE BALE. Default bavins beeu made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made by Martin V. Bar­ ker and Harriet Iden Barker, hit* wife, • to Ger-nre F. Kena*ton, and dated February 22. 1884 and recorded In the office of the Register of Deeds, for the County of Barry in thr State ot Michigan. February 29, m>, in Uber 17 of mortgages on pages 218 and 219 on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date ot this notice the aunt of four hundred and forty-one dollars and thirty-nine cents and no suit or proceedings at law having * been Instituted to recover the amount secured by said mortgage cc any part thereof. Notice Is therefore hereby given that on tbe 2Cth. day of May. UH, at 10 o’clock in-the forenoon there will be sold at the north front door of the court bou^e. in tbe City <>f Bastings. County of Barry and State ot Michigan, mid court bouse being tbe place for holdlug the Circuit Court for the County ot Barry, at public auction to the highest bidder, tbe premises described in said mortgage or so much thereof as may be neces­ sary to satisfy the amount due on said mort-­ gage as above set forth, with tbe interest there­ on. and the costa, charges and expenses aflowed by law and provided for in said mortage, said premises being situate In tbe City of'&ietings in the County of Barry, strl state of Michigan and described as follows; Coourieooing tour rods east and thirty-three rods and two leer south on a coutlnuoua line of Jefferson Street from the south east corner of lot one, block live. Chamberlain^ addition to the City M Hastings, thence south twentv-two rods, east twenty-nine rods, north twenty-two rods, west twenty-nine rods to piece of beginning contain­ ing four acres oi land Also commencing if our quarter of section twenty, town three, 1 ^Stod&bnJi-y ISM. , Gxoeos.F. Kes. ALONZO E. KKNASTON, �bmmMmI Hastings Banner. Thursday, May »4. 189+‘ COOK. aWr AUGUST 1*. 187P* . COUNTY NEWS. A severe wind, ball and rain storm swept through here Thursday evening. Mrs- Dr. Powers visited her sister at Charlotte tbe first of the week. Mrs.'Preston Jewell and sister Etta Tompkins were at Richland this week visiting their sister Mrs. Kate Spinney. Asa Wright and Grace Powers visited al Battle Creek Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Mills are visiting the lat­ ter# brother G. W. Tompkins and wife. Tbe next Aid Society meets with Mrs. R. Russell. Miss Jennie Reese who has been staying with Mrs. Bert Shepard the past three or four weeks returned to her home at Battle Creek last Sunday. Nnahville. Messrs, Herman Cone and John Butler, of Olivet, speirt Sundayj with lady friends here. John Smith and family have decided that Nashville is good enough for them and after spending about a year at Taco­ ma. Washington, have returned. Four couple of our young people attend­ ed a party at Vermontville Tuesday eve­ ning. John Furntes was out of town from Thursday noon till Monday evening. It was such lovely weather thought he would take a little drive for his bealth. Mrs. I*. Holler Is visiting at South Bend, Indiana. Freeport. J. W. Godfrey and wife returned from Char­ lotte Monday. H. Braendle was In Hastings one day last Rev. and Mrs. Halsey returned from their Ohio visit tbe last of the week, they were ac­ companied by Miss Ada Harrisou. Mta» Maud Sperry ot Sunfield visltsd : Free­ port friends one day last week. It Is said that Harris Creek "wasn't ta It" so to speak, Sunday evening. Don’t forget Decoration day. May 30. An In­ teresting program has been prepared, and it is an occasion that every' one should attend. Tbe three Sabbath schools will observe child­ ren's dav. TheU. B. Holding theirs the first Sunday fci June, and the M. E. and Oong'l will bold theirs tbe second Sunday In June. The Y. P. 8. C. E. will be led next Sunday eve­ ning by Mrs F. Wolf. E. H. Sisson and family dow occupy the Roger house ou Main st. cbnltx. Two surnrlse parties here la*t week, one for Walter Smith and one for Bertie Chelaon. Considerable damage was done by the rain last Thursday night. Corn fields and roads were badly Washed. Mr. Pranschke lost a valuable horse with lung fever a short time since. Mrs. Loa Ryars is keepi-g house for Orley Peake. Rosa Hallock has returned home from Gales­ burg. While Bert McCall and wife were In Kalama­ zoo Monday a week ago. their house was enter­ ed by Mime one, and tlie dinner prepared on the table for the hired man was gone, besides about three dollars lu small change, abstracted from the pockets of clothing tn the house. Mrs. Rob McRtwaln ana sou Elwen visited friends at Plainwell Thursday and Friday of last week. Qaimby. MIm Efla Sheffhauur will give a social at John Castelelns this Friday evening. It being so rainy last Friday evening there wasn’t many out. Don't discourage young folks but come and have a good time. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Casteleln. on tbe 18th. an eight pound girt. My, but Charles smiles. Itbuonm.. trroth.1. -wllby u .pt to have hi. rortuno grrotbr orerMtbMtwL Tbl. b trtw ot tbe uto Smwr Stockbridge’, tortanfc. It !■ DOW round tbit bi. reol «od pen»D»l e«t»te .mount, to but B00.000. A aloe »om troll, bot irrmUj below wb,t be wu reputed to be worth. Tbe balk ot tbe rotate U left lo On WU> the v.rtow r«llw ■ell balMKre round-trip to in ticket, to pointe in Mlnneeote. DdKoJk Montana, boated on Hne ot Great North­ ern Railway. Tula will five home-acehera’ and proepectora a ebanev to Wall wrourn points. Including tbe Jamons Red River sad Flatbead Valleys, aa well u tbe new placer fold Helds near Glaapow, Chinook ami Havre. Montana. One fare bifl wife. for round trip. Apply to K**1 •*«*; A young son of Lorenzo Maus while and tee that your ticket, read via Great playing on the C. K. A S. R. R, bridge Northern Railway from St Paul west­ last evening fell In the river, which Is ward. very high and but for timely assistance would have drowned. He had gone down the third time when Henry Ryan a young man bravely Jumped In and dove down beneath the surface, catchtag the child after he had gone down for tbe third lime. Another young man who was with Ryan refused to jump into the water because he had on his ‘'white shirt”. Young Ryan’s act was a very brave one and but for his timely assistance tbe boy would soon have drowned. Grand Rapids pays Fl5.000 per year for 850 all night electric lights or over §1S8 each per year. Extra lights cost 83 cents per night for the first year, 40 cents per A cream of tarter baking powder. night for the second year and 42 cents per Highest of all in leavening strength night for tbe third year. This would be —Latest United States Govern­ an average of §149 each per year for all ment Food Report. electric lights. The city of Marshall owns Royal Baking PowntR Co., Its plant which cost about §50.000, Owning Wall St., N. Y. the only plant In the city it does private lighting from which it derives a revenue, and running by water power cuts the op­ erating expense down to almost nothing comparatively. Despite all these excellent advantages the all night lights cost 845.00 each per year and the others §30.00 each for two o’clock lights. The city has 120 lights 2000 candle power. •SES’ FINE JHOES E have a line of Shoes made by the best known manufac­ of fine goods in this country. Grey Bros., Brooks WBros.,turesCowles Bros., W. C. Lewis Co., Patrick Cox and the Sachs Shoe Co. These Shoes are macle upon honor and are deservingly popular for their wearing qualities. No cheap imitations but all first class. JIbnMdy Pure N2T4BLE CORNER Tbe Banner will always be found ad­ vocating anything and everything that tends to build up, beautify or improve Hastings that comes within the scope of reason. In regard to the Electric Light Co we will say that we would like to see it By Col. Pierce ’twaa built, by him ’twas made . prosper because it is a home Institution, A towering land mark, in the clothing trade. home citizens have Invested many thousand of dollars in ft. and it was established at a time when the city needed it and gladly welcomed it It would be unjust upfalr and Illegal for the city to attempt t« do private lighting. If the city can do its public lighting at less expense U*an offered by the Company we want to see them do It. But it cannot be done. We expect to soon furnish a list that will tend to prove this fact. We have already given some Instances. Where Monroe, Canal and Pearl Sts. intersect in Grand Rapids. There stands the Tower Block. A DECIDED SUCCESS AND THE Biff Store On Tb.e Corner As one store. This is a great convenience to our customers and we are pleased to find, is heartily appreciated by them. Your best interest is,on‘rs, F. G. STO WELL HANDLES For a time its occupant was J. L. Hudson, but now this spring time it shines forth re­ organized, re-juvenated and fe-christened. There “Under the Tower Clock” you'll find the “Col. in command, with John Montgomery had a very narrow escape from being suddenly called Into St Peters realms last week while engaged In tearing down the brick work at tbe old, jail. A workman on the top of the building having finished using a long iron crow bar let it drop to the ground, never noticing that Mr. Montgomery was below until after he let the bar fall. It is said that as soon as tbe'workman let go and realized what he had done be turned deathly pale, gave a groan and muttered a little prayer, soon expecting to be confronted with tbe ghastly evidence of his carelessness. The bar just touched the rim of John’s derby glazed bis vest- and sunk into the ground by bls foot Aside from a big scare all around no barm was done, but It was too close a call to death lo.be comfortable. Sandford Cbatterson cut bls foot quite badly by dropping a ehissel onto it, but is able to be around agntn. Will Nobles of Battle Oree* is building D. S. Mortlilaad's bouse. Last Thursday aud Friday we had rain, hall, snow, thunder, lightning and plenty of w’.vyA. D. 8. Morthland is drawing his wheat to Del­ In company with E. T. Church, Judge ton and selling It for 30c. a bushel and it Is good Jennings aud Seth Ketchem we enjoyed old Democratic times. a pleasant drive through Barry county Yankee Springs. This vicinity was visited with the small end Monday and Tuesday. Tbe country never ot the severest storm that tars visited this part looks better than at this season of the year of Barry County In many yean. Little Blanch Stuart went to your city last when clothed in nature’s handsomest garb. Saturdav to have tbe tear duct In one ot her One of the notioeble feat ures was the ap­ eyes probed, it having grown shut. parent thrift and prosperity of tbe farmers In tbe region traversed. The sot) is a rich, Mrs. MeMannla is very sick at thia writing. Dr. VanHorn writes back to us from California sandy loam,, which is in a high state of that the flowers are all In bloom, that there has ■ot been any rainfall la fifty two days. cultivation. One feature especially notice­ able was tbe large fruit orchards which Belton. Mr. Calvert aud wife of Battle Creek were apparently do well, and an inspection tbe guests of Mr. Lasher and wife Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Lance of Cedar showed that tbe prospects for a large fruit Creek, oo the 21st.. a TH pound daughter. All members »f Barry tent No. 079 K. O. T. M. yield was exceptionally good. Wheat, rye, ■re requested to be present next Monday eve­ clover, etc., looks flattering*, corn Is nearly ning as there will bo Initiatory work in the sev­ all planted, and a large acreage Is, being eral ranks. Mr. Smith Is treating his house to a coat of prepared for beans. All in all, Barry point. A. Mr. Smith near Hastings traded horses county presents an excellent opportunity with Q. A Hynes Monday. Barney Norwood celebrated his birthday the for diversified farming and is one ot the list. Mrs. F. G. Adams Is on tbe sick list. Her leading counties of the state.—Charlotte brother Andrew Eddy ot Albion Laa been out Leader. to sec her. Tbe officers elected at the Delton Hive L O. Last weeks Journal publishes a call for T. M. are; P. L. C., Mrs. Williams. L. C.. Mrs J. Skillman; L. L. C.. Mrs. M. Chase; C., Mrs. the Populist State Convention. About the J. B. Williams: R. K., Mrs. L. H. Scribner; F. K. , Mrs M. Lasher; M. at A., Miss Annie time that Grover was installed into office Whittemore; Sergeant, Mrs. Leu Chase; Sen­ tinel. Mrs. L. Wilkinson; Picket. Mrs. J. Cra­ tbe Journal tumbled over itself and tore mer: B. B., Mrs M Bwsett. Mrs E Malone, Mrs. its hair to land in tbe democrat camp. It worshiped Grover and fell down tn mute despair. It claimed to be an up and up democratic paper. Grover had a good deal of pap to distribute and John claims to Hastings nine are getting good havtfb^en promised a good pull, but the practice and doing good work. Yester­ pull has been very alow ta materializing. day they played with Quimby to the tuna Providence only knows the position of the of 36 to I in favor of Hastings- Nash­ paper politically, but enough was said last ville cornea Saturday. Next week they week to Insure tbe fact that there would play at Charlotte and with Otsego in be another film flam schema to lead repub­ this city. . lican populists into the democratic camp ^Xlie new members of Hastings Division by “fusion”. The attempt to hoodwink presented LlenL D. W. Reynolds with a v rters by the wormy chestnut of fusion very handsome sword and belt last evening. wu given a very black eyo two years ago Tbe presentation waa a complete surprise as it will get this fall—the violent flip, to Mr. Reynolds who heartily appreciates flopping of our centemporary to tbe con­ tbe good will of the members whom be trary notwithstanding. tats charge of. Additional Local News. Goto* to BUsht Me Oa« The oldest Inhabitant has to scratch bls The follewtag la taken from the Kalamahead Lo think of a harder rata than ooeurr- xoo Gazette*,— ed here Thursday night. The sky wu of J. W. Boynton wu In tbe city Thanday and ba aaya tbe Central Michigan railding la aa liable to as to Battle Creek, for ROSS LEVIS & PIFERS Shoes. A. C. McGraw's Perfect FittingShoes. Ladies Walking Shoes. RUSSETT SHOES. fill Grades of Gloililna. CHILDREN’S Russett Shoes. all new, very, latest patterns, very newest styles at on price, for HE KEEPS NOTHING BUT GOOD GOODS. Gash Only. Our childrens department overflows with practical, dur­ able, yet dainty, tailor made garments, vith cut, trim and finish—with quality and style just as well—just as good-as for men—every bit. Touching clothes ibr men— do they realize the evolution in fine clothes making, now going on? Some do. For those that don’t, it is well to know right now that, Master Tailors—Artists—cut, make and trim garment^ by the For Spraying Fruit Trees, etc. thousand, and yet, every thousand is made with the same exact carefullness as GOODYEAR though a single garment Tall, short, stout and slim men fitted right off—no wait­ ing. IS HEADQUARTERS. Rogers Peet <fc Co. lead the van in making such clothes. Their products have fit el­ Remember that Wall Paper is Cheaper than ever egance, finish, wearing qual­ ity and style. They maintain the highest standard of hon­ estly tailored, genteel, readyto-wear, Fashionable Business W. It QOObYE/lR Suits, Dress Suits, Semi-Dress Suits and Overcoats. Every one below Tailor’s prices—, often excelling in real worth. Sole agency for the R. P. <fc Co. in Grand Rapids is at this store. . We have just put in a PARIS GREEN Mon Purple Slug Shot Reminder OF HOUSE GLEANING The Modern Druoalst, The above picture was taken from life. It can be seen most any day and in most any home when cleaning house is in full sway. House cleaning not only reminds the “mail of the house” that most all of the improbable things will happen, but it also reminds him that NEW CARPETS . . NEW GURTAINS NEW RUGS . NEW DRAPERIES . NEW FURNITURE . NEW PATTERNS Our Furnishing, Hat and Trunk Departments mean stores full of such wares for the changing seasons. Our prices meet the present finan­ cial upheaval Don’t forget the application. _ When a purchase here is not as represented, return it and get your money back, quick. ~ jy* BID LOl ofNbw Patterns Are needed and needed badly. Right here want to say “don’t hesitate about buying wl1®1 you need Right Now because wheat is 50 cents a bushel.” We can give you much more now for your money than we could a year ag<>- *011 want the goods; we want the money. lasts trade. AN INSPECTION (formerly of Hud- - >”“’a “ Out of town folks served as though here. Write particulars—You’ll like our way. t S. PIERCE, CMiler Faralster, flatter Of those new Patent Spring Pillows is WE SELL ’EM GMflf. ■ome in and sea them. I ONDON PURPLE - u L --- PARISGREtN ~ for those troubled with you’ll buy it A. McCoy. �Thursday, May »4. «894- —— Tbor»d.y the two vaeanete, vere ailod by eleetlnit Mtn PbylU, Diamond •nd Mra. Laura Hinkley. - Tbe W. R C. will tft at G. a. With onr low prices and good goods. WALL PAPER Shades, Paris Green, Lmdon Purple, Sulphate of Copper, Bug Finish and Slug Shot. \ ’flit for Copper Sheep • . ntI| on Tuewlay, May Mtb. to reeel.e aowwt for decorating tbe soldtera gram, Let all who can bring flowers. qiVE US fl SHOW 94 h. personal mention. . Jan*. Mason wu In lUlamazoo Monday. Mra. B. B. Spark, was lu Grand Rapid, l*»» woek. Harry Dickinson or Sa,b,llle waa In Ibe Thoraday. CORN CULTIVATORS Lk>rr Mudge returned (rum ‘tie east Hartel, the forger, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on the two iXwr. Cox wm dellaer tbe Decoration charges against him Monday, and day address at Coneord. ■ remanded for sentence. He is wanted in Lewis Pfaiiiip, and wife ot Lowell are Berlin, Ontario, for the same crime. vlslttnr relatives In tbe city. Dandu Ridino. PBrtBGtlon 111 Eton Wan. Tbe low prices cotipled with attractive Dr. and Mr,, a W. young or Allegan styles make the millinery department at visited In the city over Sunday. Russell’s very popular with the ladies. All Will Squire, and family ot Big Rapid, the new spring shades are used In trim­ have been la the city tills week. ming. A stylish bat at your own price. Mra. John Naglcr Is entertaining ber This week’s Hastings Banner gives an tatber Mr. Moore fiom Freeport. excellent write-up of the meeting of the Cha,. Sherwood 1, back to work again State Firemens’ Association, with por­ •tier a sickness or neatly a month. traits of the officers. Tho meeting closed Mls.es Kittle and Sable Beadle speul Thursday evening with a grand bait— Sunday to the city with their parent,. Nashville News. ZMIss Etta Main left tor Petoskey Mon­ The Thursday night rain caused quite a day where she has secured a position. wash out on the Michigan Central near Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eckert ot Irving Morgan. Tne section men men nau had to to go go down down mt section were guest, ot Mr. and Mra. N.gler Soli­ apout midnight and fill it In. One was ex dly. QOObYEflR BROS. • HARDWARE P®ri®DC*d on ,he C. K. A S. a’so at Shultz Miss Nellie Wilkins returned to Grand where the large sand bank is located on Haven Thursday, after a week, visit at track; home. New Western Walking. pi;, and Halbs Horn Killer. • the east side of the FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. The flrm of McNaughton, Colvin • Co. erected four Monuments at Hickory Corners and Banfield last week and while In that vicinity sold to the following part­ ies; John Cooney. Cook Estate, Mra. Ball, E. Pennock and Q. A. Hynes. Good work at low prices Is what tells. Remember that after June 1st. the price of the Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean will be 81.00 per year. From now S'lpt. Ii- B. Andrus, of Nashville, con­ ; assisted by Miss Flora J. Beadle, until June 1st Barry County readers can get the two papers for 31.00 per year* nt Hayings. . . Ti e term will begin July 2nd, and con- Better subscribe now, you probably can tin i. until the regular examination in never get them as cheap as this again. Aagu-t. Classes will be organized; in all branches required for second and third Warm weather is Just the time that meat zraiie certificate! All persons in any taintsand spoils quickly. Fred Cassady wav interested in summer normal work has one of the best coolers in the county are requested to send for circular giving in his market just west of Woolley * full information. Address, IL B. ANDBU9. Bronson’s shoe store, and what is more he . Nashville, Mich. keeps it well Ailed with tbe best meats that he can buy. When you want any meats or choice cuts give him a call. * SIMMER NORMAL SCHOOL LOCAL NEWS. ■ CIRCULATION - This week, 95 quires. Hereafter. changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion in tbe issue ot tbe week when brought. . Fir*t class pasture for stock. Of r„ Y. Hogle. Inquire Jimmy Mortimer the noted safe cracker who was recently arrested In Detroit, and whom it is thought robbed the bank at Nashville will be brought here, it Is said for trial. Mortimer Is one of the most noted crooks in the country, has many crooked friends who will resort to any thing to keep Mortimer out of jail or get him out of jail. While the Barry County jail contains this noted crook it will be well watched. Judge Smith Is receiving many com­ Retnetnber and go to Renkes’ when you pliments for tbe able manner in which he war: tine lc“ cream snda. , presided over the celebrated Rosen con­ ■oriucii nroceedings and other good read­ spiracy case at Charlotte recently. There ing matter on inside pages. were four or five conflicting interests at Aaron Clark will speak at Bowens Mills stake and It was no easy matter to keep all these interests in mind and give decisions • n Decoration Day at one o’clock. accordingly. But Judge Smith did it and The finest and freshest line of canned did it In a manner that tended to greatly < ( is In the city at Phillips * Erbs: increase the excellent reputation he is Another lot of sateens, pongees and making. Irish lawns just received at Russell’s. The Firemen's Convention has demon­ /Henry Jones bad a stroke of paralysis Saturday and Is in quite a critical condltSoft drinks are what you want in hot weather. You can get the besrt al Al Henkes’. La>t week’s correspondences not publibhed will be found on Inside local page this week. Painting, paper hanging and hard wood finishing. Inquire of W. S. Nelson, 113 West State St. Ladies trimmed hats, very stylish and pretty, for only SI.PO and 81.50 all next week at Russell’s. neck All customers shirts Deeding net bunds will be repaired free of charge. Trot Laundry. Ladles wanting silk mitts and hosiery should bear In mind that Russell has the finest stock in the city and prices right. Mrs. Welsh who has been visiting her mitherMrs. Shraram returned to Kalama-, too Monday. John Jones of Lansing is in the city called here by the Blaess of his father Henry Jones. ------- GIVES-------- SATISFACTION •--•■I EVERT TIME. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Hendershott were in । Kalamazoo Thursday to attend the Mystic Shriner’s meeting. Mrs. H. B. Andrus and Mrs. Knight of Nashville were guests of Mrs. J. M. Bauer Wednesday. L 2 W t/Crs. Pryor of Rochester N. Y. arrived here Monday fo spend the summer with herson F. B. Pryor. Mrs. Belle Minchen of Detroit is visiting her aunt Mrs. Will Stebbins and other relatives in the city. Mesdames Striker, Sweezey, and Cox at tended the district Missionary convention at Grand Rapids last we?k. Mrs. C. R. Osborn and daugbter started Wednesday morning for a few weeks visit wjtb her relatives in Worcester, Mass. Chas. Shferwood and wife returned Mon­ day from Waterford Mich, where they have been visiting tlie past two weeks. ■ Mrs. Carrie Spence left for an extended visit in Kansas Monday for tbe benefit of ber health. She will be absent two months. Mrs. A. D. Grigsby and Mrs. Barnum of Coats Grove are attending tbe State W. C. T. U. Convention at Ann Arbor this week, ^ffr. D.- E. Fuller will leave for San Francisco Monday night, where he will at­ tend the meeting of the American Medical Association. Mrs. E. S. Burnette and children arrived front Philadelphia Thursday to join Mr. Burnette who Is foreman of the carding room at tbe wool boot factory. Mrs. Frank Sheffield and sister visited her parents at Orangeville' last week. While there they witnessed one of tbe strated the fact that we have some excel­ worst storms that ever visited that section. lent musicians In this city. The Guitar Hall stones of great size fell, breaking and Mandolin orchestra fnrnlshed excellent windows and injuring fruit trees, and music far better than that furnished by rain fell in torrents. a great majority ot the traveling compan­ ies that stop here. That furnished by the Grading is being done for a new side Bov Choir was also very fine and heartily walk on Bailey’s bill. Tbe side walk has applauded and appreciated. In fact one of always been out of line, and several feet * the features of the meeting this year was has been cut into tbe bank to get t be true the music. grade. The weather prophet says we will soon The rapid spread at contagious diseases and their near proximity are, and indeed have hot weather. Leave you orders for need be, creating intense anxiety, and a pure cream ice cream at Renkes’. All or­ tense feeling of dread In community. ders promptly attended to. Against the dire assaults of contagious On inside pages this week are last diseases and epidemics, the first step nec­ week’s delayed correspondences; council essary is proper sanitation, absolute puri­ proceedings; dog ordinances and seven of ty and cleanliness of premises, apparel this week’s letters, including Middleville and person. So far as the matter of ap­ and Woodland. parel is concerned, this city is happily For genuine bargains in spring dress situated, having here a large, first-class goods, go to Russell’s. We have beauti­ laundry, Tbe Troy, managed by experts, ful goods suitable for church, street and with great care and best attention to needs outing dresses, of. the latest spring and of patrons. summer styles, at most reasonable prices. Mary, wife of Jacob Custer died from paralysis Monday. Her funeral was held Sheriff McKevitt Is of the opinion that Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock. She Hartel, tbe forger, contemplated another was — years of age. escape one morning last week. Heretofore tbe prisoner always slept late but that The program for the Sunday School morning he was up and dressed when the Contention to be bfild June Otb. did not Sheriff came into tbe corridor and was arrive in time for this weeks issue, but standing close by the cell door. It is will-appear next week. thought that he intended to push by the The place for you to take yonr produce Sheriff and get awsy as before, bnt Jim h Phillips & Erbs where you will get the was onto his little game and made him get highest market prices. They make a back into his eell wher<? he has been made specially of fine teas and coffees. Give to stay ever since. Hartel is a bad one and them n trial. hLs destined home at Jackson is just the off About 35 K. P’s from Middleville wlsit- place for him Society is much better off ed Barry Lodge Monday night. After the and a great deal safer without him. IMPLEMENTS. “The Law Has Settled That Nobody Murdered Dr. Gronln. 38 We are now to suppose that Dr. Cronin hit himself with a chib, stabbed himself with a knife, and shot himself with a revolver. Having done that he picked up his cadaver, walked with it to a manhole, thrust himself into the same and did various other thiugs that a corpse never did before. We don’t, see how he ever accomplished it. . There are a good many people who don’t see how it is pos­ sible for us to offer the bargains we are now offering, but we are not only offering them but bargain hunting people are taking advantage of them. They appreciate the fact that they don’t often have the opportunity of getting $5.00 Ladies or Gents' shoes for $6.00. It is an absolute fact that to close a certain line of goods we are sacrificing more than our profit to make room for other goods. These bargains are new, stylish goods and they’ll wear. We can’t afford to deceive you and expect to do business We are here to stay. All that we will ask is for you to call and inspect. The goods sell themselves. Yours truly,- W H. SPENCE. Mesdames Busby and Silsbee are mak­ ing excellent Ice cream at their parlors In the Messer bulldlng^and their efforts In this line are fully appreciated by tbe fine ice-cream-loving public. Give them a call. We show ft large line of wash goods In satlnes, pongee, ginghams, and all grades of white goods, just what you want for summer wear. You should call and ex­ amine the line to fuUy appreciate it. JVI.WB RVHSEI.U Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider are making a specialty of shlneles. They have shingles at a dollar a thousand, which are not worth half the money, also others lodge a banquet was held and a class of So extensive has the business of A. about 50 Joined tlie Orient A very enjoy­ Black & Son become that they have been worth doable Uic Prl“ M*"1- Y°" wil‘ have to rec them lo kpow anything about able time was bad. compelled to hire • book-keeper to tend to them. They can plewe everybody. While Mrs. Robt Dawson waa wateblng their books and took after their orders. Owing to so much other news we are one of her boys split wood a piece flew The man whom they have hired Is Mr. and struck her nnder the eye breaking the Frank Eldred of Ionia, who oomes highly again compelled to cut down some correspondenec. We want re bear from you all cheek bone, requiring the attention of a recommended. This firm to now but owing to Tefft trial will a* that let­ couple of surgeons. We are phased to say to work nights in order to get out I sw ter, be abbreviated a, much at poaiJble, .nd their business this year promises to that she is recovering. but give tbe important new, jnpt the ratne. An absolutely fast black bow always far outstrip that of any Taking the times Into consideration this We trust our correspondent, will apprefinds a ready sale, and tbe “Hermsdorf date our sitaatton. fills tbe bill. We have an exceptionally nrallrWw » bupo«“‘ f““L* ,2^ On account of Salls' Bros. elrcn, at fine line of ladles and children hose in growth, for d.rtna h.rd time, peo^e 1«* Grand Rapid,. Mond.r. May Wb. tbe black and fancy cotors. .roood .nd reo where they <« £' Michigan Central will sell excursion tick­ brel rood, for tbe leart ™ r*c et, Including ticket to tbe show at the rate The Charlotte High School boys played ^^ehareb^dotM a game ofbali with the Hastings nine last _____ th. Uno U *> nubod wire trip. Ticket, good g»l“K *nd retunilnr Thursday p. m. The score resulted 15 to on thia dare only. C. R. IB in favor of Charlotte. It was an in­ teresting game and all voted the Charlotte boys a pleasant gentlemanly set of fellows. K. K Qmnt ------- .---- — ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ■ MM Hastings Banner �= THE OLD WU- MYSTERY . By Arthur W. Marchmont, & A my heart. I wou*a no* m . did not know that Tom's heart la thia I is as Innocent aa my own. He could not do such a ’-king There car. be no harm therefore in not increasing tbe difficulty of proving his innocence. You are not bound to apeak out wlmt you think. Ah. Mr. Gorringe, do help Additional County would bn oont.nl »o marry wva** , UV* idn OC The worst hall storm ever known here aname.Mary waa silent. Not because she I struck this place between ala and seven doubted herself, or doubted what her o’clock Thursday p. m. but did little answer would be. But instinctively I damage beside destroying crops aud gard­ and uemoltohlng window lights, one she began to feel that there was some­ ens hundred and ten lights were broken at tbe thing she did not understand—some­ hotel, between eighty and ninety at tbe thing that wan not ou the surface. school house and other places in - propor­ "I cannot /answer now. Give me tion. Some of the hail stones measured time to think, and leave me now," she five inches in circumference. Mrs. S. C. Wing. Mrs. Dante! Iteedman said. Reuben Gorringe took her hand nnd and R. Galland attended the Baptist As­ pressed It to bls lips, and when abe did sociation at Kalamazoo last week. Elmer Pain of Charlotte la visiting not seek to withdraw it his heart beat ua. For God’s sake, help us." She rose at this, and, standing by him, took his hand and carried it to "Can that have been the cause of hia ;her lipa, and looked imploringly into being token?" she asked. "I should think not. There must 1 "Do you know all that yon are ask­ have been some other dew.- He must (ing me to do?" he naked, rather have been recognized.” he said; but hoarsely. quick with exultation. friends here this week. there was not enough conviction tn his Mrs. T. Ellsworth to visiting he daugh­ “I am asking you to help one who is .words io soothe the girl. ter at Yankee Springe. TOM'S BTATIMBKT. innocent from the dangers of injustice -"Oh. Tom. Tom! What have I done?” All that night Mary wrestled with she wailed, and bent her face on her and wrong.” abe said. "What if he be guilty?" he naked. the problem which Reuben Gorringe Cora planting to delayed on account of arms on the table. Suddenly she raised "Then think what I am doing. I am had set her. Strong as her faith in rainy weather. Several fanners have not her head and looked searehingly at her helping to set at liberty a man who Tom's innocence was, what Gorringe finished plowing for com. companion. "Why did you not warn The many friends of Mr*. Becker of could do such a deed na this—and to put had said had been sufficient to make mo when you ware here last night?" you intohia power.” His voice sank to a her understand the extreme danger in Eaden Valley Minn, daughter of Mrs. A. "I did not think there was whisper as ho said this, and his eyes which he stood, and the dire need for Doster, will be pleased to learn that she more than the merest shadow of avoided her troubled gaze for a mo­ his having a shrewd and clever man to arrived home last Friday for a few weeks suspicion in the minds of tho police,” ment. "That la asking ma to do what defend him. She saw, too, what a vast Conrad Merlean raised the frame to hl* was the ready answer. "Do you think frightens me," he said. "If I know difference it would make if tho evi­ visit, I could have such a thought and not that he were innocent—if I knew it, I dence which Reuben Gorringe alone new barn last Saturday. It to reported that during last Thursdays tell you! If you do I had better go. If say; if all were explained to me —it possessed were kept secret storm, hall stones broke window panes In there is no trust between us we can do would be different. But tho fear that Yet, what a price was that asked for nothing to save Tom from the trouble." you, whom of all women on this earth silence. Could she pay it? If there several residences. " The fields on hilly farms are badly wash"Forgive me," cried Mary, anxious I would give my life to keep from dan­ were no alternative—if no other metns not to offend one whose help and ger, might possibly have to encounter । remained for saving Tom’s good name etl on account of tbe heavy rain. Willson and Ashley will finish sawing friend*»hip meant so much to her lover. such a risk, stays me. If he Is not in­ and honoz^-she would do It j for & C. Doster this week. "I do trust you," and she put out her nocent, and my silence sets him at lib­ Bnt there was no time in which that hand as if to detain him. Cloverdale. erty, I am the instrument of putting issue could be put to the test It was Our village aud vicinity has reason to be "It is more valuable now to ask you you into the power of a man who could the most hopeless feature of the whole thankful for the slight damage done by the what was tlie result of tho interview. do a deed Of thia awful Character.” plan that she had to say at once what What was Tom's decision? Had he "I am not afraid," said Mary, with a course she would take. It was not to storm of last week. Our teacher, Mr. Edmonds has papered meant to come back and face all, or to smile which was eloquent of her con­ be a last and desperate course; but she wait until the truth could be -made fidence in her lover’s innocence. "So had to judge for herself what would tbe walls of tlie school house and made some other Improvements that show him clear?" be the probable results of a trial in you need not be." to be fully up to th? times in these matters. At that Instant as he asked the ques­ "You do not look at these facts as I which the evidence would be produced, Mrs. Belle Sheppard of Martin wan in tion the suspicion of Gorringe which do. No, Man-, it cannot be. Until I and to decide before it could be tried. town last week with her bicycle; she to a had prompted her question a minute know that you would not be endan­ very graceful rider. before dashed into the girl’s mind and gered I cannot keep silence. Listen; Iro be coxTcmm.] Another boat house is being puilt at warned her to be cautious in all that my belief is ttys: He went to the mJH Wall Lake. she told him, and not to say anything wishing to convince Mr. Coode of hia See the World's Fair for Fifteen Cent*. A memorial sermon will be preached at which might be used against Tom. Upon receipt of your address and fifteen our church next Sunday at 10 o’clock a. m innocence of the other charge. They "I had better tell you all that I discussed it, quarreled, and probably cents in postage stamps, we will mall you Childrens day exercises will be held In the know," she answered, evading the' in sudden fierce and violent wrath he prepaid Sovvexib Portfolio of the evening, all are invited. Tbe Misses Libbie and Jennie MeCollum question and wishing to gain time to' struck the blow which proved fatal I World’s Columbian Exposition, the think how she had best frame what will not, even to save Tom Roylance,. regular price is fifty cents, but'as we want were visiting Mrs Isaac Deback of Orange­ you to have one, we make tbe price nom ­ she wanted to say. "He went away be­ subject you to the risks which simi­ ville, last Sunday. inal. You will find It a work of art and a cause of what yon and Mr. Coode had larly sudden violence might mean." , thing to.be prized. I| contains full page Irving said to him in the afternoon, threaten­ "Would you rather that an innocent views • ----• buildings, ---- —with l.V. deseripI„ of• '■ the great ing him with prosecution in the money man suffered?" Mra. Cbra. Hoyt .Headed tbe Mich. tlons of same, and to executed In highest matter; and he waa not willing to “No, only I would rather that the style of art. If not satisfied with It, after Conrres.tlon.1 AeMoleUon >1 Kalamazoo come back until he knew that that whole case were fully inquired into you get it, we will refund the stamps and last week and reports a very Interesting meeting. and the truth discovered." let you keep the book. Address _______ _.______________ Band Soc­ On account of _the storm the "But you told him what I had said, "You arc hard, very hard to move,” H.K. Bucklxn ACo.. Chicago, lit ial was postponed until Monday evening didn't yon, and that at the earliest mo­ she cried. aud the Dorcas Society until Tuesday ment possible I went to his cottage to “If I am hard, it is for you," he said, All Free. afternoon of thie week. assure him that all that affair was over bending over her. "You know why I ThoSk who have used Dr. King’s New Th^New England supper at Frank and done for?” • have taken this interest in Tom. It 4s Discovery know Ito value, and those who Sylvesters Sat. evening was a success al­ "Yes, I told him what you had said; not for him, or for his sake. He is no ’Ut he felt angry and bitter that such more to me than tbe click of a shuttle. have not have uow the opportunity to try, though some who expected to be present it free. Call on tho advertised Druggist missed the supper on account of the dis­ a threat should ever have been used." It has been for you, and for you alone, and get a trial bottle, free. Send your agreeable weather. "I see. He wanted something more my lass. Yon know how I love you; name and address to Hi E. Bucklen & Co., Mrs. Banker of Grand Rapids to visiting than a mere promise of that kind you know I am a man who never Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. old neighbarfl and friends here. to bring him back. I suppose. But changes, and that that love I will King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a Mrs. Will Cummins to visiting friends now that affairs have taken this never alter. It is my life. When I copy of Guide to Health and Household In Cbarlotte. disastrous turn it is most important saw him neglecting you, I said never Instructor, free. All c< which to guaran­ to learn what he told you bs Uj his a word; though I hated him for the teed to do you good and cost you nothiiig Woodland. movements on Friday night What did misery I knew he was causing to you, at W. H. Goodyear’s Drugstore. L. Parrott and R. I. Shade were sum­ he tell you of those?" and I would have hounded him from moned to Hastings Monday night as BucWeni Arnica Salve “I—I did not press him; I scarcely the place. But I held my hand for special Jurors In the Tefft murder case. aske<l him,” said Mary, hesitating and your sake, lass. I had schooled myself Tbs Board of Review met Tuesday The best salve in the world for cuts, stumbling over the words; "bnt he till I could wish and plan and scheme bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever morning but adjourned till Wednesday told me enough to convince me that he for your happiness, even with another sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, morning on account of the absence of Mr. was never near the mill that night” man. I meant well by Tom; and then corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ Parrott who to a member. Mr. Parrott Reuben Gorringe listened to tho that ugly business of the sick fund tively cure piles or no pay required. It notified tbe board Tuesday night that he confused statement in silence, and money cropped up. I smoothed it over Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction would be unable to meet with them so tbe then bent his eyes on the girl’s face —for your sake, lass, not hia Then or money refunded. I*rice 25 cents per town board appointed J. M. Smith. Woodland thinks she has a crack base and knitted his brows, as he answered: tho mill accounts were wrong, and I box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. ball nine but they have been unable to "You are doing what you, no doubt, tried to make things right with Mr. play many games this far. or to even prac­ think right Mary, in trying to screen Coode. It was never my fault that Wyandotte has a fire bug. tice on account of tbe rain. Tom; and if you don’t want to speak, things went as they did. The moment Woodland to full of life insurance agents To make tbe hair grow a natural color, I don't want to try anti persuade you there was a -chance T meant Tom to at present. The Mutual, Benefit, Equitable to do so against your wilt But don’t come back; apd still it was all for your prevent baldness, and keep the scalp. and North Western being represented. So healthy. Hall's Hair Renewer was Invent­ try to hoodwink me. Either you don’t sake, Mary- I would have done fifty far as we are able to observe the North ed, and has proved Itself successful. or you wont understand how serious times, aye, five hundred times aa much, Western to taking tbe lead. Otter Lake is to have a town ball. Our creamery to doing a satisfactory and matters are. Tom has got not only to if it meant your happiness. For I convince you, but to prove to a court loved you, my lass, ah, aa a lass has Ayer’s Pill’s are Invaluable for tbe cure profitable business. The quantity of milk received at the creamery to so great that that his tale is the truth. My own rarely been loved in this world.” of Headache, Consumption, Stomach and view is this: We had better instruct He stopped as though his emotion Liver troubles, and all derangements of tho stock holders have been compelled to procure additional machinery. They are some good sharp lawyer who is skilled had overcome him. the digestive and assimilative organs. in these cases, and leave him to say "This will be for my happiness," These Pilis are sugar-coated, safe and now receiving over 11000 lbs. of milk daily. pleasant to take, always reliable, and re ­ what is the best line to be taken. said the girl, awed by the strength of But of course Tom will hare to deal passion which had inspired the man's tain their virtues in any climate. Carlton Canter. with him candidly, and I thought if words. Potatoes are 81 a bushel at Carsonville. A cold wave struck us last Friday and you had told me what he says I might | "Nay .nay; if Tom has done what I fear Saturday causing our mittens and over It is a fortunate day 'for a man when have been able to think out a sugges­ he has, it might mean, not happiness coats to come out. tion or two. For I make no secret to for you but constant danger. There he first discovers tbe value of Ayer’s Sar­ Tbe hardest rain fall of tbe season visit­ saparilla as a blood-purifier. With this you, my child, that 1 look on the case is but one thing that would let me do medicine, he knows he has found a reme­ ed us Thursday night and Friday forenoon as desperately grave and serious.’’ I what you ask.” dy upon which he may rely, and that his with a snow shower in tbe afternoon. "Why?" asked the girt “Why sori"What is that?" cried the girl, a life-long malady is at last conquered. Many cellars are flooded. At this writing ous or desperate? What is known to quick, eager light flashing from her Has cured others, will cure you. with booming rivers, drowned out corn anyone? What is suspected except by eyesand illumining her face, as she fields and washed out roads there will be Slot machines Lave been driven out of work for some one to repair damages. rose and stood by his side. \ Saginaw. Mr. Hlskey of Cbarlotte visited Chas. "You don’t mean that unkindly, I , "If you consent to have his guilt or Smith aud wife last week. hope; though you arc strange to me innocence left unsettled by keeping Mrs. John Shriber returned from Grand tonight,” he Raid. "How can I be these facts concealed, you must be Radids last Saturday. anything else than suspicious? Think ready to accept the consequences of Miss Myrtle Odell went to Grand Rapids for a moment There was the quarrel leaving the issue in doubt." last Saturday to attend the marriage of with Mr. Coode, the breaking into the "What do you mean by consequen­ Miss Hattie Huntly. mill, tho finding of tho neckerchief, ces?" asked Mary. Jas. Friend lost a horse tost Saturday the taking of the papers, tho discovery "You must oct as if he could not morning. It was taken sick the day before. of that steel bar wrapped in one of the prove his innocence.” The man's voice Mrs. Anna Snyder returned to Grand missing papers, the flight, and now the was hoarse and hollow with nervous­ Rapids last Saturday. unwillingness to give any intelligible ness as he said this. Work on the Newport stone quarry has Only a-few farmers had their oom plant­ account of his movements.” been resumed. "Well? What docs that mean?" ed when the rain came. Cora to bettor off "I didn't aay there waa any unwill­ "That in the first place you two must In tbe erib than In the ground such weather. ingness,” said Mary, frightened by keep apart.” Then came a king silence. Fred Hick Is on the sick list at present the staggering accumulation of facta. Tbe girl broke it. writing. "No, you did not say so, lass, I know. "You mean that the price of your W. R. Vester was trying the virtue of But can I suppose you would not have silence is to be our Reparation?" When abe wm a ChOd, sbe c0ed for Cactaria. kerosene as a fire Invigorater In hto school been ready enough with the explana­ She spoke in a hard, clear, cutting house last Tuesday. A blaze sprang into tion if he had given you one? What I monotone. action very suddenly and now Mr. Vester "I mean that if he cannot prove his have said has frightened you; and you will have lo wait for bis eye winkers to innocence, I dare not trust you to his are pale at the mere mention of these grow again. facta. But I have not wished to ter­ rify you; only to try and let you see Middleville. To be a Hudson alderman now carries •I love you, Mary," he burst out. “I how other people will look at them Rain! Rain! Rain! Why doesn’t It let up. frith It a salary of S1B a year. Tbe river to very high and getting higher I will give up my life to The girl hung her headnnd bit her lip end souL Much damage will be done to crops should If you are parted ityagitation for a minute, yet thinking make you happy. it continue much longer. BRIGHT'S DISEASE from him, I can offer you a shelter in Joseph B, Weber, an old and respected deeply and intently. Then abe lifted my heart. You shall never know a resident of Leighton township died at hto shadow of care or misery. I will give home miles north west of town Tues­ "When they are known. day- Deceased has been in poor health for up my life to you. my love. Trust me, A letter from Mra. Mary A. Shear, of that waa unsteady . and low. "Why my darling, and I swear that you shall Jennings La., state: "I am recommending some time but was fully prepared for tbe cud having been a lite long member of the never repent IL" need they be known?" your Pe-ro-na to every one I bear complain He shook with the force and pish of Several people have already commenced Evangelist church. “What do you, mean?" naked the Invitation* are out announcing the wed­ his passion, and as he bent over the taking it My disease waa Bright’s disease ding of Miss Mary Heist oi Leighton a "Moat of these are known girl the sweep of her hair as it touched bf the kidneys and catarrh of the bladder, former student and graduate of Middleville Ids face made him tremble with ex­ I am quite well now.” High school to Rev. Bteinlnger of Nash­ citement Tbe symptoms of Bright’s Dtoeaae are: ville at tbe brides home on Wed. May 80th. "Woutyyon marry a girl who can- Dull pain in tbe back; Beauty, high-colored Reuben Gorringe rose from his chair Tbe M. H. S. boys beat tbe W. H. 8. urihe, containing albumen and various boys In a 14 to 11 base ball game at Way­ hate you for the manner in which yop sediment*. nausea and sometimes vomiting land Saturday. puffiness of the<faoe and feet; dropsy of Opening day at Streeters Landing, Gen tbe legs; shortness of breath and general Lake must have teqn rather sllmlv attend. weakness: palor and drjneaa of the skin; chilly feelings, alternating with fever and the band went over. nothing for Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. “I love yo That to Housewives VSE No ““ST THE NJUMRBANK COMPANY*^ Reduced from ;oc. to 35c. a Copy. •5 to $3 a Year. •rum <m> Ini. , —--------------------------- .--------------- . . . .1 to Hrtltl •r crt*4s. It «RI kw* aay raster lafomsd aa th* tasks and problaas at tea ttaaa, aa aa otter pirtateMI teas. Ualtad StatM to warraot aa ravrtott—p ■ reaction In price. Tbe Foraa dlaosaaaa tepartast auMects, bat It U not dull. Tbe literature of coatemporanasns activity to. la tact, the aaoat InUrtiUig <4 all literature. American dttxenahlp Uapitaa that a awa aball Icmw tbe opinions oi tbe torwocit roes and tbe latest great scteiwaaU in every diractloo oi activity. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. Tbe Forum PuHUhlng Company, Union Square, New York. 35c. a Copy, $3 a Year. TbeNew York HyT'ta ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $ 1.00, CASH IF ADVANCE. Address all‘orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. �Hastings Banner, . published Thursdays by premises tbe sum ot ten dollars tn h. 7'Bd “* *M|1 ™r’ fnmi the date of this lease, or sub-let said premise, or COOJbC ^BBOS_ any part thereof, without the written .2 sent ot the Oral party. HAtiTISGB, KICH. And It la further agreed by and between “ “* aspiration ot ““ d (“r‘f by • proper deed ot conveyance, will convey io tta said second party. Its asalgiu or granted KLE BROS. all It, right, title and Interest In tbe raid Tonsorial Artlsta. st.l.H.r eoMtof Lunn'a Tailor Shop. land and premlsea Invtonalderatlon ot tbe ,L<ivle« of hair cuw. Onr shaves sum of »10. To be paid by tbe party ot hi ’ Give us a trial. Terms reason-. tbe second part to the Brat party, and cotalderetlon that said wond piny " h3} during all ot said live years use the said M. BAUER. premises for manufacturing purposes and Auctioneer. at th. end of tbe said five ‘«ra^ta?i Hastings. • • • Mich ; v<m tire going to have an auction cupy said land and premises with a Furni­ r kind Have had large experience ture Factory In active operation. lee you satisfaction.. Terms reason-! Dated tbe thirteenth day ot August iBsv In Duplicate. S. l ALtt^TIER. J. M. SMITH. Clement Smith. Ada Michael. law. COM.ECTIiTN AN'V REAL ESTATE State of Michigan. ) OFFICE OF Barry County. j 85 PALMER TON A SMITH Frank G. Goodyear, Mayor. onvrYanting a specialty. ‘ .ns. . Jo^ D' Ro“>rrs. Recorder. Woodland, Mich On thi« tenth day of October in the year one thousand eight hundred eighty M. Woodmansee. nine, before me, a Notary Public in and .8ald „Co’mty» personally appeared LAW nnd COLLECTION OFFICE. Frank G. Goodyear, as Major of tbe City A ' business promptly attended to. of Hastings, and John B. Roberta, as Re­ T.itWL l^yai E. Knappen. corder of tbe City of Hastings, to me known to be, the same persons described Arthur C. Denison. in and who executed the within Instru­ Alli. KNAPPEN* DENISON. ment, who have acknowledged the same LAWYERS. to be their free act and deed. ,• •»■.! si? Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,. Belle Handy, Grand Rapids,Michigan. _ , , Notary Public. Your petitioners further show that the ALICE KIRK. M. D. Hastings Furniture Company and Its suc­ • Physician and Surgeon. lifting*. • r-dHlch. cessors, the Hastings Furniture Manu­ . promptly attended day or night. Of- facturing Company have continued . said tT r t;. Stowell’s boot and shoe store business from tbe first of October 188ff, up and until the present time and that the !?> A. SWKEZEY. following is a detailed statement sbowinr Attorney at law, Hastings. Mich. the number of men emyloyed each month v .<•? in al! courts of the state. Col- and the amount of wages paid from the incorporation of said Company up and un­ promptly attended to. til the 1st of April 189-L TtL. E. 11. LATHROP. KO men. Amt. paid. 1' Hbmpepathlc Physician and 1st. K of October, i860 8 -®9 29 2nd. 44 November. 1889 O30.K5 Surgeon ' 1st. 44 November. 1889 1,105JO ' Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New 2nd. 44 •• 1.1H8.43 1st 44 December. 1W. Drug Store. 1.228,17 2nd. •• ” 1,082.65 All ca!'.s promptly attended to. 1st. 44 January. 1’90 *3 808.26 2nd, 44 1,172.54 A -CH111NER. M. 1>7. 1st. 44 February. 1890 1.128.75 V . Physician and Surgeon, 2nd.44 1,(07.04 1st. 44 March, i860. 1312.20 Deltqnj - Mich. 2nd.44 1^95.18 Office if. rv.'ldvixt*. one block east of depot. 1st. 44 April. 1800 1.399.55 2nd.44 91 1,568.93 A a C. H. BARBER 1st. •• May.lsX) 97 1.436.49 and,44 a Physicians and Surgeons. l.SMA ’8 10? 1st. 44 June. 1890 110 1.448.46 U?.;:5 in city or county responded to with 2nd,44 100 1417.66 1st. 44 July, 1890 promptness, day pr night. «M68 2nd.44 807.13 1st. •• August, 1890 1.488.84 A. SHELDON, » 2nd." 1A73 jW . . Abstract and Real Estate Office. 1st. 44 September ,1890 1,607.07 Abstract Block. Hastings. 2nd.44 102 1.682.35 Mon--> to loan P» Real Estate Real Estate 1st. 44 October. 1890 . 1G7 1,833.18 sold on coinmlsjton. General conveyancing. 2nd.14 103 1.853.33 dsvir- a < ompletH set of Abstract Books, com­ 1st 44 November. 1890 IM 1,633.54 piled fr"in the Records, can furnish complete 2nd.44 105 1.56747. i treeC. F. BROOKS.Clerk. isr. 44 December, 1890 ioe 2nd. “ 105 1st 44 January, 1891 103 1,404.24 Q M. FOWLER.I). D. 8. 2nd.44 IJW4.40 102 1st. •• February, 1901 102 1,559.12 2nd.44 187 1.5S0A> 1st. 44 Marcb.J891 100 1.234.82 2nd.44 101 1,774^1 IHLIF T. COLGROVE, 1st. 44 April, 1891 1.56695 103 2nd.44 KB 1,354 CO Attorney at Law 1st. 44 May. 1891 14515.43 x . succewor to Smith A Colgrove.) ^nd. “ 1,391,26 .Office in Union block,.Hastings.) 1,482.47 June. 1891 Prat?t;evs m all the courts of. the state. 1-265.9(5 2nd. 44 292.58 1st. 44 July, 1891 E. KENASTON, . , 2nd.44 1,040.36 • 1^65^7 1st. 44 AugUSL 1891 102 • Attorney at Law, . 839^0 2nd. 44 Over J. S. Goodvear & Co.’s store.) 917:38 1st. 44 September. 1891 Pri ■'.u-: allcourtsoftheBtate. Collections 707.73 2nd. 44 53 .wornptly attending to. 728.65 1st. 44 October, 189! 2nd. •• MRM* 861.42 1st. 44 November, 1801 l;. TIMMERMAN. Homwpathic Phy795.17 2nd. 44 • sician and Surgeon. 849.17 1st. 44 December, 1891, ■ ';?ke nver Lathrop’s drug store.) 983.47 52 2nd. “ 076.37 •A3 1st. “• January-, 1892 1,021.16 2nd.44 1.310,30 1st. 44 February, 1902 •mccess ot Hood’s Sarsaparilla 976.60 80 2nd,44 the corner stoqe of absolute 918,72 1st. 44 March. 1®2 Hood's throughout tbe spring 125.00 2nd,44 1.802.77 April, entire. 1822 345.11 ,May. 44 30 432.64 2nd. ^of June. 1892 762.18 1st. 44’ 'Juiy’.’tera CoittM-ll Proceed Ings. 1.050.21 2nd.44 1.150,9. 1st. 44 August .1892* 1,410.7; 2nd.44 Council met in regular session IJSS.tf' 1st. •* September. 1892 Ffi. •' May 1*. 1894. Mayor Greusel 1.324.W 101 2nd.44 1,674.08 1st. 44 October. 1892 95 presiding Present at roll call. Aid. 1A6S.16 106 2nd.44 Beanetl, Busby, Hicks, Huffman. Osborn, 2,003.44 106 2?d. " November. 1892 1,835 JU Tinkietf and Waters. 106 1,851,44 105 1st. 44 December. 1893 A‘- t;t nt roll call. Aid. Weissert. 1.645,09 IM 2nd. Aid. Weis&ert took his seat. * 989.37 50 1st. 441 January. 1893 1,411.96 Tn th: Honorable, the Mayor and Com­ 2nd.44 2.094.88 1st. 44 February, 1893 mon (’ouncil of the City of Hastings, e 127 2nd. 44 Mlciiii.-ant— 2,343.64 136 1st. •• March. 1893 Y(i<ir petitioners, the Officers and 2,607.61 137 2nd.44 2344.29 1st. " April, 189J Board 3f Directors of tbe Hastings Fuml1,891.41 2nd.44 ture Manufacturing Company, would re1,140.43 122 May. 1898 2,121.24 epe-•tf-.diy represent to your honorable 115 1.751,91 1st. 14 June. 1893 body, that on tbe 18th day of August 1889, 283.30 2nd.54 a centrfiet was made by and between the 13657 1st. 44 July,. 1893 169.90 City cfillastlngs, by Its Mayor and Re10 2nd.44 300.40 18 August 1893 (•ori’.iu of the First part, and the Hastings 388JU 22 Funi.'hre Company, party of the Second &.* September, 1898 part, which said agreement was in words 556.67 1st. 44 - October. 1893 ' and figures as follows:— 538J»7 2nd. “ ••This agreement made and entered in­ 206.01 10 1st. •' November,1893 304.83 to :hif IMh day of August A. 1). 1889, 36 2nd. •' 976.07 51 1st. •• December, 1893 botwten the City of Hastings, Michigan, 751.03 2nd. b) .is Mayor. Frank G. Goodyear and Re­ 509.90 1st. 44 January, IBM 359.00 corder. John B. Roberts, party of the 2nd.44 172.73 10 1st. *• February, 18M first part mid the Hastings Furniture 360.99 25 2nd.44 Company, party of the second part. 770.76 1st. 44 Marcb.l8M 1,085.30 itne^elli as follows: The said- party 2nd.44 April. 1894 Of the !ir>t part, jp consideration of the rents and convenants herein specified, do Your Petitioners further show unto hervi-y or lease to the party of tlie sec­ your honorable body that In the year 1889, ord [’.nt ajid its assigns, forever, all they employed on an average 70 men and tbi-'p , rtam pieces or parcels of land, sit­ paid on an average 8490.15 per week. That in 1890 they employed on an aver­ uate and Im Ing in the City ot Hastings, County of Barry and State of Michigan age 95 men each and every working day and described as follows, to-wlt: and paid 8702.68 per week. In 1861 they employed 83 men per day ’ uy lots five hundred and forty four, flvi-! uidn «t and forty five, five hundred and paid 8586.18 per week. forty In 1892 they employed 77 men per day, live hundred forty seven, five hun<ii1 ■ ' titty, five hundred fity one, five paying on an average $584.23 per week. fitly ■wo.jive hundred seventeen, five In 1893 they employed on an average o< i eighteen, five hundred nineteen, men and paid on an average 8566.24 per ndred twenty, five hundred twenty week. ‘ In 1894 they employed 85 men par nay, two hundred twenty three, five hunurbi twcuty tour, "four hundred five, four paying on an average $274.50 per w«L luun.,.4 six. four hundred seven, four being the total up and until the 1st day iniiidrt <1 eight, four hundred nine, four of April last ¥onr petitioners further repreoent unto num!mi ten, four hundred eleven, four nnmi-d twelve of the Ci|j of Hastings, your honorable body that during the five iiariy (ouaty, Michigan, according to the years of their existence they have paid out recorded pia^ over one hundred and thirty thousand dol­ Subject to lhe Klght of Wgy of lars (8130.000.), and have averaged con­ •wicb-.gan Central Kai! Road Company, as tinually since their organization to em­ now .stablished. For the term of five ploy 75 men every working <*«{• Your petitioners further represent that ears from aud after the date of this on the terms and conditions here­ by reason of business depression, their inafter mentioned, aud to be occupied for factory during the last year and upwards, hps not been on a paying basis and that e purpose of manufacturing furniture. ‘ rovlded. that in case any rent shall be ttay were compelled to morUtwe tjrelr one tod unpaid, or if default sbaR be plant and personal property to 6CC“reJ*r,' “aue in any of the. convenants herein con- sons from whom they had borrowed mo “infci. lhen it shall be lawful for the eyjtat tbelr Indebtedness Is being fast 1Kirty 0? *he flrst P®rt ,ta certain atrepresentatives and assigns, to IHnldated. snd that for tbe P“rP«® *2nrer into and re-possess the said prem- eontlbulng said business and ■na’ "n? lhc 881(1 party of tbe second part, them to pay «>«>» Indebtedness wnd to your » each and every other occupant to re- commence business anew, they honorable body to give to "^Company and put out. dnlta”? thF 881(1 party of the second P®rt a deed of said premises In accordance with tor, ,<;reby hire the said premises for tbe tbe lease herolnto set forth. They believe that In every sense or tne mentioned, and convenants ■n<i promises to pay tbe said party of tbe word, that they bare faithfully UI- kart, annually for tbe use of said out tbe terms of said lease and are en business cards. K C M H P P A F ““^.“^frotnibeatr. IS Mich. 53X City, th Jr SS5?i:'|“iS? Ei'V ± 1 Tbe lltlgatlan In this ease did not grow ^leU£r?“ln4 « H^’l^ll" t out ot any want ot Juriadletlon In the City• ■ : to grade and Improve tbe street proper. b°t l? racing tbe grade ot tbe street at ■ Planes, one ot which waa In front ot Mrs. vanderllp’s borne. The city snp-1 ' POMU they tad the right without th’ sent of the owners of the abutting pro­ ■ be utilized In tbe emplornarat ot la- party, as an Incident W said grade, to let the earth of the fill slide over and upon the abutting lots. If the width of the P1,nt ,nd ®»eblneryiaa coat street proper at tbe top of the grade was not focrease.l thereby beyond the lines of utaeLre ot liXre.M“P' the highway; that such filling in was not in a>n of tlhe ,nterwl that the City has taking of private property for public Sn? In’d th.? *£, P“r'hMe use; and that the City was not required to *«uu, and they believe that the number condemn the land ao occupied by the slld^“,D/mp‘0Jr«”n"th'’™unt.t mon- !2?^albefl.,L Mra- Vanderllp enjoined the City and these plaintiffs from grading °S the street so that part of tbe embankment th.yp^&£ctDP°“ r-fl" at the bottom would encroach upon her land, tbe Court held that she bad tbe right to tteciuu.,irw* pi°?g'th,ir good w,|> to enjoin them. This cue however rod the principle JO the City and agree In caae Mid deed I’*''"?,*'*1 th'r wl" “elrT^ that It decides, in no way conflicts with hI"L?.pl*^"M ln>tltutlon upon a par- the general doctrine, that a City is not S^:*n<1^4tllm,y become one' ot liable for a change of its grade, if the same is made in conformity with law. tbe permanent Industrie, ot tbe City. This doctrine is confirmed again in the K. A. Fi-rxzii. case of Hembling -vs- Big Rapids, 89 Mich page 1. The Court used this lan­ Philip T. Colgrove. guage: 4‘The City had the power to raise w. C. Bowers. or lower the grade without paying addi­ D. S. Goodyear. tional compensation.” The fact that one’s .. B. R. Rose. JJZ.®10/-Fu,,er beluK du,y "wo™ house may be left standing high above the deposes and says that he has read the grade, or In a hollow below it, does not give the owner any right of action for ""d th*’ h0 >’ f«mlhar with the facts and figures stated therein, damages. Inconvenience may result to and after a careful examination of the him, and his property be rendered less books of said Company and its pay rolls, valuable, but public accommodation must prevail over his private Interests. he knows the same to be true. Smith -vs- Washington City How 135. Hiat the amount of money paid out and City of Pontiac -vs- Carter 32 Mich. 164. number of men employed during the dif­ There is no question in my judg­ ferent years, Is a, correct statement of the ment then but that the City has the right facts as subscriber! and sworn to before to abolish the Balch grade, if they desire, me this 16th day of May. 1894. believing It to bv In the Interest of the Belle Handy. City, Mud that there will be no liability v . ,, Notary Public. against tbe City In case such action Is tak­ N. A. Fuller. Ada Michael being duly sworn 1 deposes en by those who have built in conformity with this grade. and sffysthat she Is the book-keeper of As to the advisability for such action, the Hastings Furniture MTg. Co. and has that Is with you. been for twelve months last past, that she The Charter of the Ci|y of Hastings has heard read the forgoing petition sub­ scribed by the officers and directors of the gives the Common Council the power to Hastings Furniture Manufacturing Com­ establish and make the grades of the City as they deem best, and acting honestly and pany and knows the contents thereof. In good faith, there can in no manner be That the figures set forth in said peti­ any liability against the City. tion are correct, the amount of money Sec. 48 of the Charter provides: “In paid for Jabot during the organisation of case tbe Common Council shall deem it said Company since 1889. the nomber of necessary to alter or change the grade of men employed daily and the amount of any street, notice of the intention to make wages is a correct statement made from such change or alteration and of the time the books of said Company and as appears when action will be taken thereon shall upon, their pay rolls. be given to the persons on the line of such Subscribed and sworn to before me this street in tbe same manner and for the 14th day of Maj- A. D. 1894. same length of time as required in cases Bri.i.e Handy, where the grounds of any person are re­ Notary Public. quired for public use for any of the pur­ Ada Michael. pose In this act mentioned; and at tho Moved Uy Aid. Welssert that the .above time at which it is proposed to take such be rec. and placed on file. action the comnjpn council shall produce Amended by Ala. Hicks that the above and exhibit a profile showing the contemp­ be received and referred to the chairman lated change In the established grade of of Improvement Co. Ammendment car­ such street, and how much such change ried. will cut down or fill up the same and if To the Honorable, the Mayor and Com­ any person owning property thereon shall mon Council of lhe City of Hastings:— appear before said common council and Your honorable body asks for my object to the contemplated change in the opinion as to the liability of your City, in established grade of such street and shall case the grade known as the Balch Grade claim damages if such change is effected is vacated. said common council may treat with such There Is no rule of law better settled person for the amount of such damages; than, that a property owner can require and if the parties do not agree therefor. the City, when It changes lhe surface of a It shall be lawful and necessary before street to observe the established grade any change or alteration is made in such lines, or pay damages occasioned by a grade to summon n jury to inquire Into change of grade. and assess the damages and recompense This applies however, only to violations that ought to be paid to any person or of an established grade. persons who may object to such alteration The Supreme Court of this state have in the same manner as herein provided in decided in the case of the City of Pontiac cases where the grounds of any person are -vs- Carter, reported in the 32 Mich., pafre taken for public use, and the same pro­ 16. that “An action will not He against a ceedings shall be thereon had as In those City for damages for the injury to adjacent cases to ascertain the amount of such property caused by a change haring been damages and to render Judgment thereon: lawfully made by the proper City authori­ aud ail the sums so assessed shall be paid ties in tlie grade of a public street.” As or tendered as provided in this section, no action can lie against a ranniclDle cor­ before commencing work tojmake the con­ poration or body for an injury' resulting templated change in such grade.” from a lawful exercise of its legislative It will be seen that this section applies authority. , . to those cases in which the Council, deem The case reported in the 33 Mich., It necessary to alter or change the grade of which was a case of injury by change in a street, and has no reference whatever to the grade of tbe street to buildings pre­ the appealing of an ordinance establishing viously erected, with reference to an es­ a grade. ‘ tablished grade, the point was fullv dis­ If the Balch grade is vacated and set cussed and the liability of the City denied. aside, tbe City must then revert back to “The Courts by numerous decisions in the grade in existence at the time the most of Lh<fftate8>ave settled the doctrine Balch grade was adopted. From a hasty that municfjA corporations, acting under examination of the proceedings of the authbrlty conferred by the Legislature to common council, the evening that tbe make and repair, or to grade, level, and Balch grade was presented, there Is a Improve, streets, if they keep within the question as to whether It was ever legally limits of the streets, and do not trespass adopted, unless the future conduct of the upon or invade private property, and ex­ City, through its officials, can be said to be ercise reasonable care and skill tn the such as to ratify it, which Is exceedingly performance of the work resolved upon, doubtful. My opinion is then:— are not answerable to the adjoining own­ First, that the City has the right to er, whose lands are not actually taken, trespassed upon, or invaded, for conse abolish the Balch grade aud without lia­ quentlal damages to his premises, unless bility to the City. Second, If they desire to| change or mod­ there Is a provision in the charter of the corporation or In some statute creating the ify it as to any street they must comply liability. There is not such liability, with Sec. 48 of the Charter. Third, as to the Balch grade being legal­ even though in grading and leveling the street a portion of the adjoining lot, In ly adopted by the City, and now lawfully consequence of the removal of Its natural in force, I would not care to pass upon support, falls into the highway. And without further examination, and as its the same principle applies, and the necessity is not called for In this opinion. same freedom from Implied liability exists, I have ventured no more than to express if the street be embanked or raised so as the doubt from a very hasty examination. All of which is respectfully submitted. to cut off or render difficult* the accesi to tbe adjacent property. And this is so Dated. May 18, 1894. Philip T. Cowrove. although the grade of the street has been Moved by Aid. Hicks thiat the above be before established, and the adjoining pro­ perty-owner had erected buildings or made rec. and placed on file. Carried Ayes all. Bld for street crossings. Material to be Improvements with reference to such of best standard makes of Portland Ce­ 8rineconformlty with authorities, it ha? ment. Top dressing to be one and half been held In nearly every state in the Inches thick, walks to be twenty four feet Union, that there can be no recovery .for long with one and half Inch or two Inch damages to abutting property, resulting drop with four Inch flange on each end. from a mere change of grade In the street Three and one half feet wide with one Walk to xbe in front of It, there being no physical In­ foot wing on each side. jury to the property Itself, tbe change be­ eight Inches thick, top to be crowning or flat as desired. Work to be done In good ing authorized by law. These conclusions have been Mtdfl to and workman like manner and warranted rest upon one or more of tbe following for one year for the sum of twenty dollars each. City to establish grade. grouids^^ Btreet highway Fi H. Bari.ow. has ien laid out, compensation is given To the Mayor and Common Council I will build your cross walks 24 ft- long once Tor all. not only for the land taken, but for damages which may at a“J u“’‘ u>d Sft. wide, the core to be SMIra thick be occasioned by adapting the surface of and Portland Cement properly mixed IX in. on top with one foot wing on each side tbe street to the pnbllc needs. 2. That the public, as proprietors of 24ft. long, each end to be built to receive the street, stand in the same relation to Sin. plznk tor the «utn ot twenty dollars the abutting lot-owner as the lodIvidual Any other width In proportion. Signed. E. Woodaud, would who nwned tbe strip of land con­ HbsIIds», May. isw. stituting the street, and that their rights, Moyed tjy Aid. Huffman Uiat tbe above duties Jnd liabilities are <»J™’ned blda be retered to the Sidewalk Com. car­ the same rules as apply to adjoining proried Ayes alL That’thls species of damages is not Whereas, the grade ot the Forrtk and First w'ards ot the CUV ot Hctlnri aa anbraltted. n taking within the meaning of the conconcur. Iftbe occuloniDK th, l.w do icttoD will lie. L^wIb, Era. Dora, ^he only cue reported In Mleblpn. wlrere tbe Court bo mnde ,n Injunction perpetual, restraining the grade ot a 'n tta Vint Wants of Mid City. Fred Bradte and team LB BteplMn Barnes, pavtof a«T David WateMt, tbe same 4.M . y*’thc Co!,nmlttee t0 whom th* above resolotion was refered. would report tixat t»ie above Ed. Shay and team 1.M resolution be granted. Moved by Aid. Hicks that the aocta. be allow­ ed aud erders drawn on respective funds for ^LHvncxAir. same. ■ .. WoTeS J114- Hleks U**1 »i»ora reeo'laAyes—Bennett. Bust?, Hicks. Huffman. Os­ reP0rt of the Owa. be accepted and born. Tinkler, welssert and Waters. footed aad prayer of the pctltkoncn be grant Nays—None. On motion of Aid Hicks, council adjourned w Ayes—Bennett, Buaby, Hicks. Huffman, Os­ for one wk. born. Tinkler and Waters. E. G. Holbrook. Nays—Webuert. Recorder. Notice to build new side walks. That Mra. a. W. JtaUev b«Ud new walk on Broad*ny on west side of lots no. 878, 879, 909 and Me. We offer One Hundred dollars Reward to any Emery Busoy. ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hal Is Moved by Aid. Hicks that the report of Com. Catarrh Cure. “.d W*l>t ordered built F. J. Cheney A Co., Prop’s. Toledo. O. “d 91- Commissioners make grade for same. „ We tbe undersigned hare known F. J. Cheney . Ayes-Benae^ »»by, Hteks. Huff, tor the Mat 15 years, and believe him perfectly mm, osborn. Tinkler, Wetoeert and Waters. honorable hi all business traasactloas andflNays—none. nanelallT able to carry out any obligations To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council. made by their «rm. .i. • f,00™- would recommend the adoption of ^^WmtATmuax, Wholesale Druggists, Totethe following resolution r— Resolved that a plank side walk be built on ixWau>iJ<g. Kjxxan & Mahvin. Wholesale Kbe *Lde of Pr®ek 8t• between State and Drvnlsts. Toledo. O. Court Sts. described as follows:— Haus Ottarrb Cure is taken internally, acting Beginning at a point 19 rods south ci south­ directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot west cor. of lot 480, thence south 3 rods,e.5r. the si stem. Price TBe. per bottle. Bold by al L'?J ’Jri.,r4 beginning. Side walk to be druggists. Testimonials tree. built within 10 days after legal notice shall have been given to be In compliance with the side walk ordinance, and In case tbe owner falls to The Superiority build such walk within tbe time specified, that tlie side walk committee be and are hereby Of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is due lo the tremend­ authorized to cause said walk to be bulk and ous amount of bralu work aud constant care the cost thereof charged againet the said prem­ used in Its preperaiion. Try one bottle and ises and to be aseessed and collected as other KwiM be convinred of Its superiority. It purcity taxes. • the blood, tbe source of health, cures dys­ pepsia, overcomes sick headaches and billions Ekkby Busby. ness. It Is just the medlclhe for you. C. H. Osborn. Riur Waters. W. F. Hicks. Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, carefiully Moved by Aid. Osborn that the resolution be. prepared from thc best Ingredteute. rec. accepted and adooted. Carried Ayes-Bennett, Busby. Hicks, Huff­ man. Osborn. Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. Nays—none. To his Henor, the Mayor and Common Council: Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been usee Your commute to whom was referred the for children teething. It sooths tbe child, soft­ matter of fire alarm, would recommend tlie ens tbe gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, Gamewell system, and would recommend that and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twentycontract be entered into with their agent Mr. J, five cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists H. heed according to spedfieations herewith throughout the world.prraented. Except that the payments shall be made one half in Jan. 1. 188ft without Interest, and the other half Ln Jan.'98 with Interest at six («) per cent per annum. W. F. Hicks. ' C. H. Osborn. „ B. C. Waters. Tlie Gamewell Fire Alarm Company. Pro­ prietors ot tbe American Ftre Alarm and Po­ lice Telegraph. Executive oflloe, IK Barclay Street. New York. leads to Consumption. Stop ‘ Proposals, specifications,and agreement, tor the construction of the fire alarm telegraph. the Cough, heal the Lungs To thc Honorable the Mayor and City Council, of the City of Hastings. Michigan: and strengthen the System We respectfully propose and agree to furnish and put In complete working order, In your with City, our system ot Automatic Fire Alarm Tele­ graph, according to tbe following specifications and conditions; to wit: For lhe Central, or Battery Station. The best office wire to be used m tlie CentraLStatlon. The necessary cells, gravity battery and shelves to support them, One lightning arrest­ er to protect the apparatus. Onestandard Gal­ vanometer to show the electric condition of tbe system. One test Galvanometer for deteettng ground escapes. For the signal stations; eight number three (3) Sector. Signal boxes made of cast Iron, with binged doors and tumbler trap leeks, on the Cream of Cod-liver Oil the outside cases, five keys to each, three re­ lease keys from the entire number, locks and and hypophosphites. It is keys to be uniform throughout the City. Each box shall contain lu an Inner case, the electro­ palatable and easy on the mechanism for Indicating—by simply pulling down a hook or sllde-lts exact locality upon stomach. Physicians, the all lhe alarm bells or gongs connected there­ with, protected with lightning-arresters and world over, endorse it. furnished with a telegraph key and call-bell torpollee purposes or engineers’signals. Don't bo deceiiEd bj Substitutes! These boxes shall be distinctly numbered, securely fastened at a convenient height, on Pnpirvd by Scott A Bowe*. N. Y. AU DrccgiUs. noles. (when buildings are not preferred), and the wfre entering and leaving them insulated and closed in gas pipe for a proper distance above the ground. Their location shall be de­ termined by the Flro Department Committee, or sueb party as tbe Council shall elect. For the alarm apparatus, one (1) eight Inch (8) electro-mechanical gong for tbe water­ PARKER'S works or pumping station. One three number HAIR BALSAM visual Indicator with continuous rlng.ng gong, for the Engine House. For the signal and alarm circuit, three miles of number ten hard drawn copper wire with three braid Insulation Including all Insulators and labor, erected on poles owned or to be fur­ nished by the City, erected ready for use. All wire In excess to be furnished at the rate of 8105 00 per mile If erected when plant Is be­ ing Installed, and deductions at same rate. Weak Luny*. DffbHity, Iw!ijc»don, 1’tlu, Take in lime. M cu. Terms find Conditions. Tbe foregoing ma­ terial. apparatus and work, we propose to agree and furnish and complete in the most thorough and workmanlike manner, and have the entire system, completed and ready for operation within three months after the date of this con­ tract , for the sum of one thousand two hundred (1200) dollars; and we do hereby convoy, trans­ fer and assign lo the City of Hastings tbe ap paratus herein enumerated on and after tbe re­ ceipt by us from said City of the contract price herein named together with the unrestricted license to use ana perpetuate the same under all of our Letters Patent, durlrig tbe lull term of said Patent and all extensions of tlie same u|>od the following conditions, to wit: Tbe City of Hastings. Mich., shall furnish a suitable room for the Central or Battery Sta­ tion. shall secure tbe right of way through the public highway for the entire circuit, give us the use of at! polls now standing that may be owned or controlled by said City. Finally, within 4 davs after written notice from u<< to the proper Executive Officer ot said City that tlie said system of Fire Alarm Telegraph is complete<!, he shall forthwith cause she same to be Inspected, and If found constructed and IGE GREflM. completed in faltlfful compliance with, the fore­ going specifications. be shall Immediately ac­ F NF CONFECTIONS. cept the same and deliver lo the undersigned a certificate to th&t effect, which certificate 1 11SOFT DRINKS. shall constitute an order upon the disbursing officer of said City for the payment of the aforsaid sum ot one thousand two hundred dollars (1200.00) dollars to tbe order of the treasurer AT THEundersigned, as follows: Five hundred dollars In Chicago or New York current funds on completion of plan t and tbe CITY BAKERY. remainder lu two equal payments in one and two years from completion, tlie deferred pay­ ments to be 6 per cent interest from comple­ tion. Allot which Is respectfully submitted. astings ity ank The Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Com• Hastings, - - Mich. br J. H. Reid. Special Agent. Hastings, Mich.. Jan. 16,1891. We the authorized representatives of the CAPITAL $75,000.00 City of Hastings. Michigan, legally empowered SURPLUS 812.000.00. to act lu this capacity, ao hereby agree to tbe foregoing terms, conditions and specifications Incorporated under the laws of the State of In behalf of theCity ot Hastings. Michigan. Sylvester G reus el. Mayor. E. G. Holbrook. Recorder. Open for business Dec. 15,1888. May, UKh., 18M. officers : Moved by Aid. Hicks that the report of oom. be accepted aud adopted and Mayor and Re­ D. G. Roblnsou, President; corder instructed to make contract with Mr. Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. Reed in accordance with the proposals. Curried Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huff­ D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. man, Osborn. Tinkler. Weissert and Waters. Dir-E ctors: Nays—None. Moved by Al 1. Tinkler that the Mayor com­ D. W. Reynold*. W. H. Powers, municate with those who own the electric light D.G. Robinson. R. B. Mewer. telephone aud telegraph poles to obtain per­ John Carveth, CbMter alesser,; mission for use of these poles to run Fire Alarm wires over. Carried ayes—all. P. T. Colgrove. Moved by Aid. Hicks that the fire com. be Instructed to have fire extinguishers repaired. Has tbe only savings department in in Barry Carried xyea— Bennett. Busby, Hicks. Huff­ County and pays 4 per cent interest on all time man. Osborn, Tinkler, Weissert and Waters. Nays—none. Moved by Aid. Hicks that we proceed to election of pound master. PROBATE ORDER Carried Ayes—All. Moved by Aid. Tinkler that W. H. Miller be State ot Michigan, County of Barry—ss. At a iwiwtou of tlie Probate Court for the declared elected pound master. i Carried Ayes—Bennett. Bnsby. Hacks. Huff­ County of Barry, holden at the Probate office. In the Qty of Hasting), tn oald county, on Wed­ man, Osborn, Tinkler, Weissert and Waters. nesday the 16th d.iv of May. In the year one; N ays—N one. Moved by Aid. Hicks that the 8C. Com. be thousand eight hundred and ninety four. Present, Charie* W. Armstrong, Judge of Instructed to Investigate the matter of tbe New­ Probate. ton damn. In tbe matter of the estate of Daniel D. Carried Ayes—All. Moved by Aid. Wleasert that the sum of 83. be Moreliouse, deceased. On rending nnd filing the petition duly verified eld to tbe Fire Dept, as the amt. of their dues the State Firemen’s Association. ___ of Matilda C. Morehouse, widow <tf said deceas­ Carried Ayes—Bennett. Busby, Hicks- Huff­ ed. praying that administration t>f said estate may be granted to said petitioner or to some man, Osborn, Tinkler, weissert and Waters. other suitable person. Nays—None. Thereupon it ts ordered, that Friday the The foDowinff accts, audited. sth day of June. A. D.. 1W4 at ten o’clock tn Jas. Donovan, St. cleaning, the forenoon. be assigned for the hearing of said 1.00 W. McKevitt petition and that tbe heirs at law of said de­ 1.00 Itee Cooley ceased and all other persona Interested tn said Mr. Custer, repairing sand bx. 24.75 estate, are required to appear at r» session of H. Strong, brick M said court, then to be holden at tbe Probate of­ L. Eoblnwn. ctg. fice. tn the City of Hastings, in Mid eounty. and Gec^eBooram, deantug streets, 7 hrs. Uc. show cause. It any there be, why' lhe prater of petitioner may not be granted. And Rte per boar . ' Fl 08 the H. Howe.cleaning streets, id hours, 15c. per further ordered, that said petitioner give notice hour . «.80 to the persons Interested in said estute, of tbe Win Mellen, cleaning street, to hrs. 15c. per pendency of said petition and the hearing hour. 8®.i° thereof by c.-.ualng a copy of this order to be S 9.90 published Id tbe Hasnegs Banner, a news­ To Wm-H,Beadle paper printed and circulated tn said County of Louie. Beadle wad team Barry, once In each week tor three suoccsrive Frank Fiflekl and team weeks previous to said day of hearing. John Muliec and team Chat W. aemmrong. Mike Cu»ter , Jud«e of ProtMtf. George Cramer (A true copy.) Frank Ryerson A. Hurney .Ioe Gamer Wm. Tennyek Coughing Scotts Emulsion H C B , �VERY SUCCESSFUL by ax wounds. The four pistol wounds and the wound on tbe baek of the neck were n<»t discovered that night owing to the insufficiency of light and the great amount nf blood on the deceased. I dldn t ... Coatfawsd from pe«c <>"e reach the house until about 8 p. m. and bears them in safety to tbe erm. of loved mreunae Interrrt aud enlbnetorat a* did HmUm» tbe inquest, which was finished about 9 p. Tbr next dxy ,lter ». <““cnr mm’e may not be recorded u high thia rear. in , was conducted with the asetetance of Itofers. whleli would b« ' xrmta- f a very dim and unsatiafaetory light. The ou the .eroll ot fame written by man, yonr „...d, two trip, te Orerdfty elites were represented atths Mve In Rutland SO rods west of Leroy murdered man was dressed at the time ne tamtam*may not adorn the pagee of tb* nf which be returned about 9 o ciuck » lingers’ Recollect day before murder, was murdered. He had on underclothes, world, history, you f** meeting this yesr end a, alxbt It win te l»“r,,n ?*‘ unsung: but in the great record TtatelMte went Win. F«roi.r’, ,hril, saw victim fixing line fence about 4 p. mt shirt, panto and vest. Three pistol shot rravM SlViaim-wbo note. tb.JP*™" hu about SOO nren from all portion* of the state who will advertise our enterprise, ,n.. trirtl to««>>l, bore, .way Wlxbout hl- house is In plain sight of mine. Jau. wounds were found tbe next morning, by p.t -nr tor It. but did not socewd. H*d b. 7th. day ot murder, was rick, saw a man those who washed tbe body, one In the fair will be the name of even hero greet thrift, and splendid hoepltallly. No bet­ ta. uwnwj would h. uo: tare tald It Mid go from Leroy Rogers’ barn toward house abdomen, one in the top of head and one or until. rich or poor, high or low. who ter advertisement could be desired. JSk, prerexblyy S.ttird,y tnoralta with something across shoulder, ouuld not back of right ear. Tbe ax wound on back lias listened to the voice of duty, and for^“Sf.htariaW hl. life for Tbe citizens of Hartings did well, sod T.trt told hl, coosln Kd Boxers tbxt b. recognize Win owing to distance from our of neck running nearly, straight up aud tbe be,Ines, men la particular are entitled ihmna n< xolnx to Histinxs to Uke th. C. k. bouse; it was between 9 and 11 o’clock; down, and tbe pistol shot In left ear were sake of humanity. The light from Heasen. bright throne to a greet deal of credit tor tbe decoration dt it. Inila tor home. Ed Koxrre told bin day was dark and1 cloudy .aud It mowed discovered by Dr. Lowry and myself while ( Itest he was going to drive to Hastings and some that day. 1 did uot go to Leroy’s d(ssectjng the body Tnssdsy for the ball will one day cut a halo of glory o’er all of of their business piscM. that he ooold Just as well ride as not, but house; was on friendly terms with him; he which entered the abdomen. Person could tl'i have no estimate (I don’t knew u This wu Ute largest and beet meeting was a man who always minded his own not look out of west window without mov­ before he got ready Tefft had gone. But ever held. ing the body. It is Impossible to say just there I. any) of the number of grereen in be didn’t come to this city. He went to business, HastlngB is an exMilent place in which Irving where he^atrid around until after how long since death had ensued when this country who are killed outright «™rT Edwin Rogers, the train had gone end then came to this body was discovered. Owtog to uncer­ year In tbe dtactarf* M their duty.1 do not to bold a State Convention. That’s what Brother of .the murdered man gave ac­ tainty of light could not tell whether rigor know how many widows and all aay who were beta. city. In the evening he went to the Farm­ ers sheds and again tried to get his horse count of finding body as we have given It mortis was coming on or passing off Au- children are mourning the loss of husband The convention adjourned about 2:80 away without paying for It. Had he been above. Said he knew his brother saved old horltles differ greatly on the subject of and father; roasted to death In the cruel Thursday n, m. Tbe prooeaalon formed so anxious to get home would he not have coins and kept them in an old tobacco Back rigor mortis, and it depends largely on age, flames or crushed out of all semblance to near the tower hotel and headedty w urxquickly paid th-? money if he had It and (here identified blood stained sack found health and manner of death. humanity, by falling timbers. barg's band marched over to the Hastings taken his horse away? This was about 7: in house), know my brother had little I know not how many are mangled, dis­ bou« In front of which Hastings Dlviiton Dr. Woodmansee testified that the mur­ 80 In the evening and was the last time be change; also bad 82 calibre revolver aud a der was committed between the hours of figured, maimed, made helpless for life, so u. R. i p. IC*Ye an exhibition drill which was seen for an absolute certainty. The watch both of which are missing and have midnight and five o’clock In the morning. that their remaining years are filled with was pleasing to all and very creditable to next morning (Sunday Jan. 7th.) the never been found. About two weeks be­ Thosght that rigor mortis was passing off pain, and they carry an. agonized load or the Division considering tbe abort time morning ot the murder, a man answering fore murder paid, off balance mortgage ou wheat he got there. suffering to the grave. the whole dlvlatoa has been drilling. The Teffts deK-nptian exactly was met newr place, paid money to "W. O. Lowden; that Jennie Safton next sworn and testified Here again are martyrs as truly as Chris­ the West creek bridge coming from the sime day brother got new overshoes at that she had been engaged to Tefft: that tian martyrs, sacrificing life and limb on beat was very oppressive even to lookers on and Intensely more so to all the partici­ Bankrupt store (here witness identified direction of the murder, by Robert Iron­ she made a date’ to meet him in front of the altar of duty. Where Is the true fire­ pants. sides and his yoong son, who had been at bloodstained overshoes which were found the postoffice In this city the Wednesday num who thinks of bls personal safety? the Whip factory where Mr. I. Is engaged In comer of rail fence on road to Hastings night before murder. A lot of love sick Does any sordid, miserable, groveling Tbe ball al the. opera house was not as night watch, i About day light Tefft as his brothers or like them) Here witness letters were introduced having no particu­ wretch, suggest with a sneer, “they are largely attended owing to the flood. Noah's cam<* to the Farmer’s sheds In a very ex­ gave account of Teffts comfi»g to his bouse lar bearing on the case further than to paid for it," cau money compenaate for Ark could have easily floated down Main Wednesday before murder which was cited condition. Rattling on the doors put show relation between them. such labors and dangers as theee, can street Thurwlay night. finding no one in be went to tlivi proprie­ given above. Asa Tefft did not come to Edwin Rogers was recalled and Intro­ gallantry and manly courage and devotion The music committee are under especial tors (Mr. Roralxjck’s) bouse and aroused fnneral of Leroy. duced in evidence several price lists of to duty, be valued by dollars? We doubt if a man ever was subjected to I them by loud rapping on the doors. Not old coins on the bottom of which were My brothers you can have no• reward obligations the the Guitar and Mandolin a more rigid, persevering cross examination j Club and the Boy Choir for their excellent liking the action* ot thc man Mr. R. dress­ li. slips, containing name of “L. R. Rogers, but the approval of your own conscience music which was one of the features of ed himself and started for his sheds fear­ than that given Edwin Rogers by Attorney h lrv,nF- Mleb," as Agent. This Is strong and the grateful sympathy of others. Every little scrap, every l*>»Uv ing there might be some trouble, and jjust Colgrove. tbe meeting. ^evidenceasasnit eataojisnes establishes me the iuci fact m« that . ....okreH evmence This we offer you to-day. It is tbe only as he reached Gtieen street Tefft rode by­ ?or ln S« Wtaln'lt ’b”ttare! ™ R«er. w« lnt.re.ted In old «.d incense we lay at the feet of true man­ The World’• Fair Portfolio, on horseback. Ghlng to tbq sheds it wu* ! oddcoins? It will be remembered that hood. coiitliction between the most important Part 17. is out. It contains fifteen fine, found that Tefftipaid Bert Phillips, who Tefft paid for keeping of his horse in a Once more then. 1 say we honor you, works Hi the sheds. 81.98, all the money -he parts of his testimony, despite thc severe lot of odd coins and small change. Ed­ this city delights to do you honor, lhe large half-tone plates of Niagara Falls and other Gems of American Scenery. Price. had. to settle a bill which really amounted test to which he was put ward Rogers testified yesterday that his Mrs. Rosa Cobb, wife of Lee S. Cobb brother bad an eagle penny of 1856, two great State of Michigan, through us sends 10 cents,—no coupons. Don’t miss IL It to 83 35 and tbe‘money was all In small la so cheap because the Michigan Central, change and and coins the like of which it County Surveyor identified Tefft as the or three ten cent pieces of 1858, a Cana­ you her greetings. It Is not enough to praise your heroism, ••The Niagara Falls Route," wants every­ 1b known that t» murdered man had in one who rode by her home on tbe quarter dian 50 cent piece; a 25 cent piece; some line road in Rutland the morning of the tJ three cent pieces and several large copper not enough to know that it survives. You body to know something of Niagara’s mar­ his collection of old antf-odd coins. are intended as an example aud an inspira­ To recapitulate the following are some murder going in a westerly direction; bad penrfles. vellous beauty. Call at Michigan Central tion, of the most important points, that we are light mustache, rode bay horse and had on ticket office, or send by mall to Frank J. Shall uot 1, too, be herbic? Shall not 1, P.|b.—Since the picture of Tefft above in possession of at least, what led to the red leggins. M. P. Lee of Irving testified Bramhall. Adv. AgenL 4OT Monadnoek shown was taken he has bad his moustache too, sacrifice when demanded my ease, my that prisoner was at Inring until about arrest of Tefft:-* Block, Chicago. 1st.—Bringing bls horse to this city, noon of tbe day before murder and that he shaved off and now has smooth face. His comfort, my pleasure, my selfish plans, at the call of duty? The Beauty of Niagara letting no one know of it, returning to his had on red legglns. Boscoe Brown and hair is also sprinkled with gray. Shall tbe sirens whose song floats across can never be described and it has never home in Allegan county Vie same day, Miss Mildred Brown testified that- they Communication. the Sapphire seas tempt me to their em­ been pictured so adequately and satisfac­ and walking back to his cousin’s tbe next met Tefft on day before murder between Hastings, Mich., May 18, 1894. brace, or rather shall 1 not turn a deaf ear torily as in the splendid portfolio just Is­ 11 and 13 o’clock. He was about % of a day. Tlie Hastings Banxer:— and follow the guiding star of duty and sued by the Michigan Central, “The Ni­ 2nd.—His going for his horse Thursday mile south of Irving and going south. We note in tbe Hastings Journal, a dis­ evening and attempting to get away with­ Did npt see where he went to. Wm. Cum­ reputable sheet presided over by a crauk become obedient to the voice within and agara Falls Route.” It contains fifteen the crys and claims of tbe needy and the large plates from tbe very best Instantan­ mins, Irving station agent swore that Tefft out paying goes to show that he had no ; was at depot day before murder and- want- I named jpu, tbe following: belplev. money. ‘ , --------------------------------------------------eous photographs, which cannot be bought "The Jewsharp editors are supporting 1 can see in your work a great and in­ for as many dollars. All these aan be 3rd.—His story to Ed Rogers Saturday ! ed to know when next train went to Hastlhe electric light swindle in this city. Re­ (the day Instore toe murder) that he was j Ings. He told prisoner that next passenger publicans take to corporations as natural spiring example. It appeals to what is bought for ten cefits at the Michigan Cen­ truest and best in us, it is a cal) to our tral Ticket Office. would he be at fftSK 8:25 n. p. BL m, hot but that mornlntr morning going to Hastings to take the train for wnnld as u duck to water. They go upon the borne, when he really went to Irving and freight would soon be there. Saw Tefft basis: that all men have their price and the manhood to “do noble deeds not dream of ReallEataU* Traaafen. in the afternoon in Hastings. His second after freight went and he did not take inference to be drawn is, that they can be them ail day long." It keeps alive tbe moral instincts that attempt on this Saturday evening to get evening train. Miss Anna Benedict, 18 bribed sb well as bribe.” modem life with its low ideals threatens his horse without paying for it would year old daughter of N. E. Benedict of jou winds up in his screed by asking to stifle by neglect. Rutland, testified to finding bloody over­ further prove that he had no money. I “how much It cost?” Every firemen who falls at his post, Is 4th.—His coming early lhe next morn­ shoes a couple of days after the murder It Is fair to Infer from the article quoted, as worthy of the wreath of immortelles Winie J. Helmer to Mary E. Myers, parcel, ing. Sunday the |mnrning of the murder, sa she and a couple of other girls were that jou wants a bribe too. and that be has woven by tbe nations bands and placed on secs. Haatlnn, 81. with 51.98 in small change to settle a 82.25 coming home from school. She feund them Chaa. H. Dietrich to Samuel and Elida V. a curiosity to know how much, he could — some magnlficlent mausoleum amid stlffied Walbert, 138 m. rds.. Mfadterflle. 8880. bill and that change being of the same at forks of road about 80 rods northwest igeL Oren A. Hughes to Elizabeth Armstrong, par­ denomination and character as that known of Leroy Rogers bouse on road to Has­ sobs ot multitudes and tears, as tbe great cel. see 35. PrairievUle. 810. Now Uiis question of “hot? much It soldier or statesman. tings. They were in a field on inside of to lie had by tbe‘murdered man. Geo. K. Beamer to Ohas J. Olner and Frank costi’lwquid be quite important if the Elec5th.—The murtierer did uot break into fence in thick brush. Sbe identified the Every such death speaks to the heart F. Olner. 40 a, sec 38. Irving, 8800. Campbel! to Frank E. Monroe, 80a, sec Leroy Rogers house. It is reasonably cer­ overshoes which were shown ber. Asa trie Right Company intended to bribe him, with trumpet tones and should be Immor­ f. Frank Rutland. 81900. tain that tho muxdered man knew him and Luther aud John Whitright, of Rutland, for il! the price was to be more than one of talized ip tbe nations memory and perpetu­ Ezra A. Wllllaon to John F. Benslba. so a, see Ed. Powers ’ No. 85 cigars, all negotiations let him In. He is known to*have kept his testified to Seeing man ansifering Teffts 23, Yankee Springe. 8V». ated in Imperishable marble. doors securely locked at night and eyen in description going east on quarter line road would be immediately suspended. But you never expect snch recognition, Mnrried. We had expected a more direct applica­ the day time and! would allow uo one to the Tuesday before the murder (This was tion you do your duly for the most part “un­ KAHLER- KKBN. Married by Rev Tboa ^or than the >r hush money thau tlie above, and thc day that Tefft Yode his horse to this enter unless acquainted with them. C01 on Thursday cd this week. Henn’ Knhler are surprised that he should make the wept, unbonored and unsung" yet your flth.—An innocent man charted with city) Man had ou dark cap, dark over­ of Hope and Mias Clara M. Kern, of Orange so public that we could uot safely example Is perpetuated and your heroism vine. such a terrible crime, and with' theee cir- coat and red legglns. Attention was at- matter sb will not lack its reward. respctadJ cnuutauces aroand him it seems would traded to him because of his horse which Every man who is the servant of human­ Wq ndte also that the said jon Is trying . r—r—------------------------ ■*—— only l»e ton glad to tell of his whereabouts was a very pretty one. and which they ity, Is a minister lo tbe living God. afterwards identified at l^eroy Rogers ।(some of tlie other corporations of up to the time of jtbe murder. 1 sometimes think that tbe man who is corporations) are we to l<m 1bates ’-'"-----------—'---------7th.—His clothes, socks, cap and shoes funeral, > tali brother ot Tettt drirlng It tbe c|ty,. '(jon Infer that he is bribed to do It? If It were nearest to the great heart of humanity, over here at that time. being found covered with blood. nearest to his fellow men, is nearest to his not fqr the well known integrity of the After exhausting 4he regular panel aud Dr- WooDM.iy(#EE, Work of Our Lawmakers in the members of these corporations we would God. sending out for twenty more talesmen the Leigh Hunt has beautifully said:— f Fifty-Third ConsrsM. following jury wfts selected before whom of this city, was on stand when court ad­ be obliged to believe he was. journed last night and testified In sub ­ We are very grateful to the Baxxer for the case will be tried. Abou Ben Adbem (may his tribe increase:) stance as follows:—I was notified of the speaking a kind word in our favor. Tbe Awoke one night from a deep dream of peace. Nelson McOmber, Maple Grove. And saw within the moonlight tn his room murder Sunday p. m.. Jan. 7th, and left Journal on the contrary has been untiring Geo. W. Cappy, Carlton. Making it rich and like a Illy tn bloom. for the acene as soon as possible, reaching in its'efforts to injure the Company from John Mungerson, Thornapple. An angel writing in a book ot gold. there about six o'clock. There were four Exceeding jwace had made Ben Ad hem bold the start, undoubtedly because It was Dot A. C. Boyes, Carlton. And to the presence In the room he said. bullets fired into tbe victim, from a 32 “bribed^ to tell tbe truth, Frank Wellman. Castleton. "What wrltesttboo?’’—The visjoo raised It's calibre revolver, one bullet struck the 10th XoHllMuid ulmptMantettau ta,e Ira Blanchard, Prairieville. bead rib, glanced and went through stomach been published lu that paper about tbe Reuben Shade, Woodland. wll5 a..,<22k m>de 61 MWAHL and lodging in the omentum—the fatty -Electric Llfcht Co., than all truths on ail Answered. "The name of those who tore the A. W. Wing, Woodland. LOTS. covering of the stomach—this would have other subjects treated uf. Frank Bock. Castleton. "And is mine tme"? said Abou. "Nay not so. TMWrdaj Baoator Allen (N.h) called caused death ultimately, but might not Tbd Electric Ligt Co., unlike the other Aehel J. Potter, Yankee Springs. up hia reeoluUon io InreaUfaU lhe in­ and probably would not have caused In­ corporations, who appear to be especial j Lafayette Parrott, Woodland. dualrial condition ot the country, but stant death. Another ball was fired into favorites of the jumal, put up their own Gao. W. Bird. Johnstown. It want over for lhe day. A bill tp head at base of brain about two Inches At tbe session of court Tuesday after­ money to build their plant, not receiving place Dunbar Raaaom on tbe retire, noon Prosecutor Sweezey explained the back of right ear; did Dot dissect to see one cent from the city, either as bonus or llal of lhe army as captain waa paaead where the ball went; another bullet passed : premises from a map that he had made. patronage. The lighting of the City so far 1 and lhe tariff meaaure waa further con­ And. lo. 6en AdbcnVa tame tad nil tbe rent. Attorney Colgrove then made a motion through the lower portion of left ear into having resulted in a loss to the Co. We sidered. that the case be quashed and the prisoner the head, but the big gash in tbe left side 1can find no place in the state where City Throughout hi, tddrou Ejt-Sen«tor Col। discharged on the ground that tbe warrant pf the neck, oblltered all traces of It so fighting Wasmtmotos. Key IT.—Tariff dlacnais done so cheaply, by a steam I in the case had not be&n returned and that that it Is Impossible to tell where it lodged; plant with same number of lights, as grove had the cloeeet ot attention and at sion occupied the time of tbe aenate Ju dose he rwelred a perfect ovation. i the court therefore have no jurisdiction. another ball was fired in top of head and here. yaeterday. A reaolu tion for aa inveatP Mra. Emma Donohoe van next IntroHis motion was overruled and an excep­ probably lodged near base of brain. Be­ The Electric Light Co. was started al a sides these there were four other wounds,, time when the City was trying to “get ou duoed and recited “How He Saved St ration of lhe charge that bribery had tion taken. l>~u attempted to defeat tho tariff bUl The first witness sworn was County three of them at least probably being made। a boom’’ nnd such a plant seemed a neces- Mlehaela’’ in her usual excellent manner with an axe. There was one contusedI sary adjunct to a Jive town. Many of the The recitation wes very appropriate for was offered and went over until to-day. •Surveyor, ■ WASsneToir, May IE—The sen­ wound high on the forehead that bad been stockholders took bold of it for the pur­ the occasion and al lu dose she was ■ Lek s. Cobb, made with a club or some blunt instru­ pose of doing what they could to help heartily applauded. This wu followed ate yesterday naaaed a resolution -who testified as to distances, etc., and gave ment. The scalp was discolored but the keep things moving in that direction, oth- oy interesting discussions of Topics & o to Investigate ths uhsr^es ot at­ tbe following piea?iurementB of articles in skin was not broken. The wound itself tempted bribery, ot the alleged con­ era expected larger dividends tban they and 7, published lut week. the room and comparative distances. Ref­ did not bleed. effect of the wound have yet received, and all expected fair Thursday afternoon u in the forenoon tribution ot funds for campaign pur* erence to the diagram of the room will be probably would trot cause death. It might treatment from the press without being the opera bouse was crowded and what poses by the sugar trust, of tho reports of help In determining locations: Table, render r man insensible and it might not. obliged to bribe them. J. W. Bkxti.et wu particularly pleasing to the Itremen that senators liar* speculated In auger size 8,S »8 was 3K! feet south of stove; and it might knock a man down and It wu to see so many of our cltlreus. and es­ slock and all other chargee deemed •love 5 feet long. r The cot bed. repre­ might not While tbe wouhd itself did Church and Society. . pecially the indies present. They were all worthy of consideration. The laveatlsented by “13’’ in diagram, was 0 feet long not bleed, .the effect of the blow would no The C. L.S. C. will meet with Mrs. well repaid for their attendance at both .gating committee la aa foUows: Demby 3 wide and was IS feet northeast of doubt have caused profuse bleeding at the Holloway, May Mth. 1894. sessions, however, aa an exceptionally due stove. Bed in bed room was 8x4 ft and nose and possibly of the ears. There was Quotations—About Saladin. urogram wu carried out The music both ocraU-Oray (Del), Lindaay (Ky.); re­ was feet from tea rd partition of bed a wound directly over the right eye nude Classic Latin—Miss Rose Goodyear. vocal and Inatnrmental wu of a very line publicans-Lodge (.Mass) and Darla room. Pool of blooff at head of bed repre­ with some blunt instrument; appeared as A Songs nnd Legend—Mrs. D. Striker order and the boys bad to respond to two yilnn.); populist—AUen (Nob.). sented by ‘-6" in diagram was about ten if made with corner of butt of an axe. In Chautauquan. Athletics for Brain or bree eneores each. Next came an ex­ bill providing for the admission -of lncl‘1-* n.'r,ms. Thejtrest window, shown Tbe whole right temporal bone was loosen­ Work—Mira Ada Michael. cellent declamation entitled "The Fins. Utah aa a stalo waa reported. byJUtle Marie Scldmore. l” seren in cn , was 3 ft. wlfle and wa« 4 ft. from ed so that it could be moved with the Sursum Corda—Miss Nagler. Wasimotov. May IS.—A rmsolution south side nf main room From Leroy fingers, and t» akull was smashed tn. Character Sketch—Mrs. Geer. year old daughter of Chief Scldmore. The calling upon thc attorney general tor Rogej< to feed barn, In Hastings Is 7Jk There was another wound on back of neck Information aa to the erlalenoe of a one •ni1 of the D.*JJ wl,IJ’reaeli memorial sermon miles b.- the River r«ad which goes by the made with the blade of an axe. It wm . words large, but she delivered U so disRhoda Wiicox place* Feed barn is about about two inches deep;.did not sever caro­ at R. R. Hail, Morgan, Sunday the 27th tmctly that each word could be Iteard” Irf sugar trust in violation ot the law was adopted in the senate yesterday Tbe 27 rods nearer in gelng by tbe Quarter­ tid artery. This wound might not have of May at two o’clock p. m. All old °f ll,e rooai- ,IM1 •Wiulred soldiers and their families are cordially line road, caused death. There Was a large gaping such portions u needed It by very Ireoom- tariff bill waa considered. invited to be present. Washwotok, May Si.—A bill wad In­ wound oa left Bide of Deck eviden’ly made Utg (tenures. Everything considered the 1«vaxtL Rogers. with bfade of an axe; it was under left Rev. S. M. Kidder will deliver au ora­ effort ®as ■ very fine one, ami bo well an- troduced in the senate on Saturday to Am son of Leroy Rogen*, the m nrdered ear; severed left jaw bone, severed the At­ tion on Decoration day at Barryvllle tW1 11 ,h,t U“ A“0datlou (,y authorise several American cilixena to man. am 26 years oldt married, aud live las of the spinal column leaving the base ebureh. lee cream will be Mrvad free. “““l-nous vote gave ber a Bne silver cup accept decorations and testimonials fa Kalamazoo. Lart saw father alive la-t of tbe brain bare, ana the blade of the axe All are cordially invited to be present Willi the inscription “To Miss Marie Scld- from the Hawaiian government. Serfall quite late. I wrtte to him about onee w«*nf into the roof of tbe mouth. [A . £*V‘ A’LD‘ ‘bo Michigan state Firemens’ end bills of minor importance were *111 continue bis a month on an average: wrote him l.iet shudder of horror wen: through the audi­ talks on tbe reformers next Sunday even­ Association, held at Hastings. Mav wh M®y Ifife Boon after Christmas: !n answer to a letter, ence as the Dr. testified concerning these tag. John Knox and Scotland fa the 18th ■Dd 17th, 18U4.” from him (here witness identified the let­ wounds.] This last wound must have been century. ^JJmelection of officer, resulted u 1*1WA»aixoTos, May It—The naval ter.) Virited father* but once since he unde while the body waa in a reclining appropriation blU waa paaaad In th* 8dC’ E‘ Bext Snnd*y evening lived here and that was a year ago last ptwltlon. The blood spurted from tbe I’fisldent—Ja. Murphy. Lapeer honee jealerday, and the agricultural fall Father and mothar separated about wound several feet, and a large pool of will be led by Henna* Frost. CbXI J- Donovan, appropriation bill waa discussed. The 1875, she procuring divorce four or five blood was made cn the floor. Sometime The Mhsioo Baqd meets next Sunday years later. Past two years or more she after death bad ensued the body had been afternooti at tbe Presbyterian church. oo penalona voud lo report Fwtw'’1” P~««nt-A. Frank Plomb, a bill increaamg lhe nlaa of all nanhas been Matron of Hume of Friendless drawn forward a couple of feet as tbe head Memorial service of tbe 6. A. R be Tro^’atyrre^M-S’ C' **•>««. ■loners of the Mexican war and Indian In Muskegon. I first teamed of father1^ । aud arms had been drawn along on tbe death Sunday night. Jan. 7th, aben* 7 1floor and through tbe clots ®f blood. Thing held at the Baptist church, this city, next wm from M to 812 a month. »»d Tre^-V B. TnI1„ Ua o'clock, receiving telegram io that effect that tbe big gash wm made by the last 1 ’YAAItOHreoM. Mar 17__ «K* orer erefully for old coin, mid coin, of certain dates. Don’t know whether he found any or not. Don’t know how many lie had; he carried them in a tobacco sack that 1 gave him two years ago. He told inr he was saving okl coins and bhowed *t Ed nu*un "Eagle penny”. H. H. DCNNIXG. ASA TEFFT ON TRIAL lag the appropriation for irrigate g, naUffaMon from M,ooo to m ooTJl dafMrted. Wla Wamototox, May H.-Th, Usra. executive and judicial UonbUl sra. diuuued in tta ff*' yuteniay. At the evening seM°J. private bills were cousl-iered joorned to the Mau •ml, ft) to Tj. per bu.. 4 50 to 6 M ed per bu.. X5o Cbieltea dreeoed. « and &. Tartara, armed,u. ' f—(ffsNitajEM to e oo. Mutton, dressed. 6. riOBATE VBUEB. Stale K MlchUaa. County or Butt-,, * *“,km ?< .“>• rntbelo Coen ^•ment. Charie» W. Armstrong. Jndge latke matter of the estate U Suxh —XlrtJ, V, deceived. xxC Q. Moore, J®^nt lhe <*u“on duh vena 4 M wUliarn Moore, htmiand <>{ W(j J INWWR >pertain insuumeu: how on file ai arid court purporting to be the laM will aS teetamoot « said be uanmtid J J J bate aud that administration of sm granted to French E. Andrewtor raecutor & said will named or to tome othet; suitable p tThoreupon It is qrtered. t'.r/ Friday t & iBth June, i >• D. HUM. jit ten o'clock tn ——day r—.of ------— the forenoon, tee rassigned for Ui<? bcartnrof ii id petitkri, and that the heirs at lawofjulddece *■ ed. and all other persons interested In w id estate, are required to appear al a session qt (rid court, then to be holden at the }*robi £ office, tn the city of Hastings, tn -aid coon t. and show cause. If any there bv, why the praj the_,Prtitioner may not Im- granted. £ 4 It ts farther ordered, that said petttlnnrr r it notice to the persons Inten-sted in said era £ xf tbe pendency ofaaidpetItton. ana the be *■ tog thereof by causing a copy ot thh order to be published in. the Harris -.- Bassuanew? paper printed and circulated In said County tf" Barry once In each week for three succesj weeks previous to said day of hearing CH ABLES W. AKMsTROXG. (A true copy) Jud« of Probate REDUCED RATES AT THE KENT GRAND RAPIDS. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. RATES $1.25 per day. Rooms 5o cen s. Meals 25 cents. Steam Heat BEACH A BOOTH. HE Inducements we offtr you to trade with us, and pay cash are things well worth considering. We ask you to call in and see. TVe know you will be perfectly satisfied that we are .making offers that you ought not 19 miss. • ' T FROM WASHINGTON. BREAD ^GflKES Are fresh every day and first class goods. 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WHOLE NO. 2033 aurrounded her brother. plied “oh that would send me up for life”, stances that surrounded The cross examination grew rather warm JEveryone In the room was touched an •she told of between Attorney Colgrove and the Dr. *her honest, candid manner — L*-- *-•* and the latter offered to make a test before seeing her mother clean her brothers • pot­ the jury on some of the blood stains on ted clothes, which were the best be had, the clothlug so that the jury could see the the Sunday before he came t© Hastings, blood corpuscles but the test was not made. where he saM he was coming to see a Shen iff McKevitt tdltifled that Jennie young lady; how he started on Tuesday Seftou visited Tefft at the jail a couple of and the next morning was back home Importers and Manufacturers of days after his arrest, and that after she again, havtag come on foot saying that be had gone the prisoner said “G—d d—n the bad forgotten something. Wbai her par­ G—<1 d—n girls they get a fellow In a ents asked Mb why he didn’t ride the iNTPRcn-r iki -w^.- -____ _ horse back be said ••why you' know you scrape and then desert him”. IN THE TRIAL GREAT- when tie went behind the barn; be IV I kjr*oe * er»rt . ____ _____ ___ . . . wouldnt like it if 1 rude the horse over LY INCREASED AS IT CAME TO­ Samuel Carson. abort thick set man, bad no moustache there and back in such a short time.” that 1 noticed: hung his head so I could a Wry wealthy man living in Galesburg. After he had been there a short time WARD THE CLOSE. not see him; It was a couple of hours be­ Kalamazoo County was next sworn. At­ Wednesday lie started off on foot again, fore daylight. torney Colgrove objected to his testimony she patting him up a little hrnch to eat on In Order that the People Might Get Chas. Francisco. on a point of law and asked that the jury the way, that being the last time she saw be excused from . the room while it ’ was him until last week Tuesday, as she was Seats They Commenced to Crowd Stove in murdered man’* house was argued. The jury Was excused, the point cold and empty; body had been moved argued. Judge Smith over ruled the ob­ not home the Sunday that he came back Around the Court Room Door and did not see him after he was arrested. about two feet; know that Leroy Rogers jection and the jury was brought in again. Cross Examinattwe. Long Before Court would allow no one to come in his house Mr Carson testified to calling at jail and with whom be was not acquainted; he having the following conversallon with It was his best salt of clothes, they were Opened. kept curtains down «od door locked even spotted and he wanted them cleaned before the prisoner:— In warm weather, think two persons slept Question—“Young man do you know he came to Hastings: he had had nose bleed and wanted them sponged; think Balance ot the Testimony and an In- In bed that night; am positive saw over­ what I came here for?” shoes uuder bed day murder was discover­ that he had nose bleed Monday night be­ tervlew with the Prisoner. Answer—“No” ed and that they were the oues found la­ Q—“I want you to tell me where you fore murder before be came from Allegan, When Ed. Rogers gave ids testimony ter by the roadside; did uot pick them up; he wore these clothes to Allegan: was yrere on the night of the murder, and 1 most of which was published last week, tea on stove was not warm; asked Ed. if will «lo ail I can to help you out of your surprised, to see him home .Wednesday he testified that his brother was interested he did uot move body. morning: he said that be had- forgetten trouble ” in collecting old coins and that his brother H. H. Dunning swore Leroy would A—"You can’t do it. They have found something and that be had left his horse had a list showing the value of coins of never let strauger in bout*? and everyone in shed, did not say where or how bn was blood on my clothes. ” different dates. He testified that be did had to satisfy him who they were and Q—“That’s nothing. I’ve had blood on going back after horse, whether he would not have this list with him but thought he what they wanted, before they would be walk or ride; did not say whether' he had had It at his house. The next witness admitted. Charles Dunning testified that my clothes from nose bleed, but tell me seen the young lady or not. She said that where you were on the night before the called was he saw Leroy the day before the murder and I will help you out of your her brother had the nose bleed a great deal murder. Saw Tefft at Ed. Rogers’ house trofible.” nights, especially after he had worked bard Lee S. Cobb, Friday night before the murder. Mr. Carson says he felt sorry for the boy all day aiid that she bad often found the who had several lists of coins suen as Ed. and would have done just as he agreed pillow slips fairly soaked with blood after Frank Francisco. Rogers testified to having, and which he be had slept In bed at night. The witness bad Tefft explained his whereabouts. had got, after Rogers’ testimony had been The man my brother and I saw go by our Here the prosecution rested their case. left the stand sobbing violently and ae she given, from Mrs. Ed. Rogers at her home. barn before daylight the morning of the took a chair by the side of her brother she Attorney Colgrove outlined that the de ­ These lists had printed slips at the bottom murder was a short, slim man; couldn’t gave way to deep grief, as well as her with “L. R. Rogers, Irving, Mich.” These see as he had a moustache. John Brown fense would prove that the prisoner had a father who sat on ths other side of the lists were offered in evidence, and from testified that as be was leaving neighbor's motive in coming to Hastings and in re­ prisoner. Tefft for a moment or two gave turning home the same day; he would them it was found that there was a small house between 9 and 10 o’clock the night way to a kind of nervous excitement but premium on the quarters of 1853, also on before the murder a tali slim man with prove that the prlsbner had money and during the weeping of his old father and 10 cent pieces of that date, also on the cap and overcoat passed within eight feet that he had some small change such as his sister, shed not a tear. three cent pieces: and it was found that of him; man was about Tefft's size and was paid by him for the keeping of his Horace Hunnino the “eagle penny” dated 1856 is worth 75 was on road going toward Leroy Rogers’; horse, he would explain the blood on the clothes and prove that the prisoner was testified that Leroy Rogers was a quick cents. Nothing was listed concerning the could not recognize the man as it was so subject to nose bleed. tempered man and quite easily provoked; Canadian 50 cent piece. These lists with dark and he did not speak. The first witness called for the defense bs was a man-who stood up for bis rights L. R. Rogers' name on proves conclusive­ Robert Ironside, though be never knew him to have a ly that the murdered man was interested quarrel; I saw man cross field before my and Frazer, his 12 year old son were com­ Sidney C.ul, in collectlngr^re coins. son Horton came. Am sure of it ing home 'from the Whip factory the station agent at Richland Junction where . Nathaniel Benedict, . morning of the murder. Their testimony Hoirrox Dunxino, testified substantially as be did at the |ex-, left a good impression and it was given in the C. K. & 8. and C. J. & M. railroad amination. He with others found three an honest straight-forward manner. They cross: testified that it was about 19 miles swore that be saw blood on the bridge ' small coals in the stove; didn't know testified that they left the Whip factory to Watson where prisoner lived; that he near Kershner’s (where it was supposed whether stove was really cold or not, found about six o’clock, that it was quite dark, had known him three or four years find the murderer washed himself) three or four days liefore murder: got to father’s a bowl of gravy on the stove which v\as that they came west on Green SL The acquainted with him when prisoner work­ house about 11 o’clock Sunday, the day of cold; found that the body hud been moved boy carried the lighted lantern, though ed on section. Tuesday before murder murder; soon after saw a man coming from after the blood from wounds had got cold the father told him several times to blow Tefft came to Richland J unction on C. K. Ed. Rogers’ toward Leroy’s; about half an <& 8. evening train; rode with me to Rich ­ and coagulated: that a person might be ab­ it out as it was getting too light. When HASTINGS OFFICE-AND WORKS. hour later was informed of murder: didn’t le to see out ot the west window without they got to the top of the West Creek hill, land three or four miles east that night; know that father saw a man before that; moving body but that person Would have they saw a man on the bridge stooping got there after dark; he offered to pay me when went into bouse felt of murdered for it. took out clasp pocket book opened get in several different positions to do over as if working at his stocking; the man’s fingers, they were a little stiff; took $300. to . are overstocked with monuments ranging from $35 . it; should Judge that the house would man did not see them until they got with­ it and saw four or five dollars in silver: key from dead-man’s pocket: room very b-t they are all family monuments. Now is the time if you hold heat a long while; the bloody pillows in about 8 01 10 rods of him: when be saw have seen him have nose bleed. cold; tea on stove hardly luke warm and Cross Examination. i.eiery work. ‘‘Don’t put off until to-morrow what you can do and bed looked as if they had been pawed them he straightened up and started to­ stove neither cold or warm; oven doors over by bloody hands. On cross examina­ ward them walking rapidly; the man act­ Ddnt know when I was there before Ian were open and very little kindling eft as ' We have the ’ tion said that he didn’t rememlter asking ed startled and appeared very strange; 2nd. nor when there since; go there about If fire had been started. I don’t think Mr. Dunning not tu say anything about when he passed them he darted by and four times a week; no street lamps in Ed. Rogers guilty and that it is just his the,man he claimed to have seen pass from turned his face awaj: the man had on a Richland and after dark when we got way but he took things very cool and the house to the barn about 9 o’clock the cap. dark overcoat, and red leggins, was there; after dark when he opened his showed no emotion, and was not excited moinlng of the murder. tall and slim like Tefft. After they passed pocket book but there was light in elevator and did not make any examinations and they looked around and saw the man was saw some money: couldn’t swear whether touched nothing about the bouse; at four standing still and looking back at them. there was a silver dollar or half dollar or p. m.. that day the body*was very stiff; Am Professor of Hygiene and Dean of the Lee Cobb tes'ified that from the West quarter dollar: it was dark outside that Lerov Rogers ahvays’had curtains down, Medical Department of the State Universi­ Creek bridge 7<> the Whip factory was a night at 4:80; could not,say about moon­ never bad them up. . ty of Michigan at Ann Arbor. With Dr. mile and a quarter. light: all know about money Is that saw John Benedict h 3 below names and addresses of people with whom we have Lowry examined clothing Jan 17th: cloth­ seinething that looked like silvpr In his ing came In a sealed package and 1, broke testified to following tracks from in front :racts for work since Jan. ist, 1894t the seal: there were three seals: broke testified that December 23nl, Lerov Rogers Jpocket book: prisoner talked with me of Chas. Francisco’s; they looked, like package and found overcoat, vest, pants, paid him balance on a mortgage to John 1about old coins and asked me if I had a tracks nude with rubbers that had been circular. Hurd; tliat Rogers paid, more than was coin < worn some: tracks went toward Hastings; Ludington coat, cap and leggins: examined them for Kalamazoo 'John Strain Norman b. Tefft, blood and found several stains; first stain due and in the change be paid Rogers 15 tracks followed were made with rubbers Al Russell was on button hole of coat; looked as If It or 20 pennies anti two or three 8 cent The aged father of the prisoner was the worn about same as those found at forks ) J E Conley . T W Graham ... might have been left while attempting to pieces. Rogers took his money from a jnext witness sworn. He is a nice looking, of road, which were • covered with blood. Lorrett* Bockes. button up coal while hands where bloody; long tobacco sack like the one shown iu- ।tender hearted old gentleman of more than After rubbers were found we discovered i D B Seeley Irving blood could be seen with naked eye: we evidence. <ordinary intelligence and fully appreciates tracks right at fence; have seen Tefft’s re­ •• ! John J Trego....; Mrs Belk- Pattereon ... Bert Phillips tthe disgrace brought upon him by the volver (witness here Identified one as be­ Lake Odessa rubbed it with salt solution and found red Jacob Frink and white corpuscles and blood chrystals. testified to Teffts trying to get his horse 1alleged brutal crime of his son. He is 75 ing like prisoner had); have seen LeRoy •• SA Mallory..................... Clarksville years of age with hair and beard snowy Rogers’ revolver, don’t know what mike Nothing but blood will produce blood • I Ellsah Trowbridge Middleville chrystals; clothes looked as If they had away without paying for the keeping of it. Jwhite. Expressions of sympathy for him or eallbre. Fred Stowell, of Irving, later •• 'John Swegles Goata Grove been washed and washed out most of the a statement of which has been published; 'were heard on all sides, and indeed It •• | Geo W Wood testified to following tracks. Several Breedsville that Tefft seemed quite excited when he ’ Orville Yester almost cruel for au old gentleman witnesses sworn who had seen blood on blood; we examined 14 stains and found came after his horse Sunday morning; that seemed ’ Wm H Belding 1 life is fast drawing to its close to •• Geo W Patterson.......... them all to be blood stains; we found at the bill was S2.25 that Tefft said “My God whose bridge near Kirchner’s, one swearing that ’ ** Milo Hoey...................... Wayland least 200 other stains that looked like the 1 havn’t got that much” and that Tefft paid have to have such a terrible thing fall to he had nose bleed there short time before “ H A German................... East Lake stains we examined; some of them might him 81.97 a good part of it being in small his lot when ho should most expect com­ the murder. •• * Magnus Mythson.......... happiness and support from his son. not have been blood. An ■ interesting tilt change. Phillips swore that there was a fort, •• W A Seaman.....*......... Mrs. Norman Tefft, J Dll ton •• RobtL Ashton.............. Aasyria between Prof. Vaughn and Attorney Col­ Canada 50 cent piece, several dimes, three The old gentleman testified that Asa left the mother of the prisoner was the next “ CP Wilber...................... home on Tuesday before the Sunday of Nashville grove in regard to rigor mortis, the defense •• J E Taylor.......... :........ 8 cent pieces and some pennies out of [the murder on horse-baek; that he next witness sworn is one of those positive, de­ attempting to get Prof. Vaughn to give an which was an eagle penny (It will be ' “ Anna A Payne........ saw bls son the next (Wednesday) morn­ cided, strong willed persons, and under the •• Marla Richard................ Shelbyville opinion as to how long it would take rigor remembered that these correspond with Jing at the barn; dldnt know that be slept very close cross examination of Attorney •Peter Cara.................... mortis to set in in case of Leroy Rogers, money that the murdered man is known to •• Eliza Boyle..................... ’’ Prairieville but the Prof, would give no opinion fur­ have had) Phillips swore that Tefft had on 1at barn part of night: his clothes were Knappen seemed rather inclined to be re­ “ M M Chase........... . ........ .. Gun Lake washed Sunday before be left, saw them sentful, and indulged In home superfluous •• i Harriet Carpenter-----Crystal Valley ther than the general statement that it a dark cap. dark overcoat and red leggins hanging on a chair in the house; didn’t talk that did the defense no particular । Mathew Lowth .. Decatur might have been four hours or it might Sunday morning when he came after his •* I Geo Rletx hear Asa ask for anything when he re- good. She testified that she cleaned her have been twenty. Rigor mortte is vari ­ •• Gertrude Bradley horse. Frank Bennett who was at the turned Wednesday morning. son’s clothes the Sunday before he came •• Albert Awald.... Pentwater able, may come on almost Instantly; de­ sheds Saturday night and Sunday morning to Hastings because be was coming to. see “ MrR Hl mint-ring Cross Examination. . pends largely on age. condition of body, corroborated Phillips testimony us to •* i H C Simmering , a young lady myi ids clothes were spotted Hartford muscular development, activity, etc. Asa Is not married that I know of; he with blood and mud, and that the clothes •• 1 li C Van Camp ... Covert Spots have appearance of being washed, Teffts trying to get the horse away with­ •• Solomon Sults be has always come and gone whenever out paying and as to how he was dressed. ... Dowagiac were not cleaned as clean as they might “ Wiu Bakeman could not tell whether with ammonia or Nicholas Erway, George Benedict and wanted to; have sometimes thought that | Robert Hall '*7 Eau Clare not; there to difference between blood of Seymore Ixmlngton testified to passing he did’nt know himself where he was go­ have been; she told of what severe nose Hastings Benjamin Merehon .. ■ , bleeds he had and that she often- took birds and fishes and human blood. Blood *• I John MooreJ.L----------Tefft who was on horseback going west ing to when he started out;- when he came’ handkerchiefs saturated with blood from .Waterrllette •• D Boyer....i..... on clothes might have come from some the morning of the murder. Of the first back Wednesday morning didn’t ask him •• I Amos Austin Grand Junction animal. Have made great many experi­ two Tefft asked how far it was tn Nealy where horse was and had no means of frill pockets, and that-the bed clothing, was •* ‘ I John W Niles......... . often saturated with blood: she told of his ... Coloma ments on rigor mortis; read many authori­ •? ' J esse Woodard...... .... SpringGrove ties, but ray experience has been that it Is station ou the C. J. & M. R. R. Jac- M. knowing: didn’t tell me where horee was: leaving on Tuesday and coming back early •• j W W Hogle (two jobs] .... Bangor Bauer and. J. H. Dennis testified to finding when he left Sunday he didn’t bid me. Wednesday morning on foot: saM she •• C J Clark . Delton very variable. the blood stained tobacco sack supposW to' good bye; think 1 was at bam doing knew that be came back after his money •• Geo E Bryant............... . .. Battle Creek “ 8 Elma Bryant............ have contained the old coins: and finding- chores when he left; next saw him the because he kept it In his box up stairs and Nathaniel Benedict. ,. Woodland •• MJ Phillips--.............. Think it blood stains on bridge crossing creek about following Sunday afternoon. “ James Hdftledlne......... Don’t remember asking Mr. Dunning to a mile east of murdered man’s. Edwin1 was talked over before he left for Has- she had key. he asked her for It and she Chori ve Manistee . ..Bloomingdale gay nothing about the man he saw going Rogers recalled and said his brother had a1 tings that he was coming and that he let him have It and he went up stairs with his key in hla hands: said she knew he had .... Greenville from the barn to the bouse on the morn­ Mrs John Rock.. wanted his clothes cleaned; dont know money because she had looked in- box only . 32 caliber revolver. . , ... Wyley C E Ordway how long it took them to clean clothes; short lithe before and saw 85 bill, 86 or ... Batchelor ing of murder, nor asking Horton 1 Dun­ Dr. G. W. Lowry Henry Kinsman. . Riverton, ning to fto up stairs first. Saw Horton . didn’t wear that suit that day as they were Mary White .South Band. Ind Dunning take key from murdered man s testified to examining the iiands and finger wet; 1 didn’t look at hls’clothes when be SO in silver and another bill; and she . Sylveater G w.Paraona.. w Panom .... Sylvester Hale. knew he was to meet Jennie Sefton in .. South Amber pocket; was aboal 41:30 when notified of nails of prisoner for blood but that they . Grand Rapid* ■ H A Macomber. got back; when telegram announcing the murder; blood had coagulated, and had been scrubbed. Looked at clothing death of Leroy Rogers came Asa was front of po»t office Wednesday night be­ body evidently laid for some time where It and said to Tefft "these clothes have been working in woods about a mile away: we cause she read letter which she found ip fell: there were evidences of a struggle. washed.” at first he said no. then said they did not notify him, but Wesley Tefft took his pockeL She said that wlwn she clean­ „il« «trewn Iron- MOVJ to dead m.u , were befete he came to Hastings before my horse and he and Bert Tefft went-to ed his clotbee this Sbnday before be came fret- room not hot or cold: tliousht It bad murder; he said it was his Sunday suit and attend funeral; memory is getting poor she found blood on his clothes; did't turn his pockets inside out but merely took ir business is not affected by the hard times, bu-o heated that morning: there wee a that he never worked in it After I ex­ but there is no mistake about Am’s clothes handkerchiefs out: said pave Asa 3 cent amined clothes and satisfied there was being washed a day or two before he large drop ot blood In tea cup. blood on them I Mid “what will you say started for Barry County, After Ids testi­ piece by mistake for a dime. , When Asa Eva Fua xct.ro, came home Subday of murder be. Mt right if I find blood on them”? be replied “will Wile ot Cltarlea Francleoo: Saturday tell you when you find it”. I asked him if mony the father took a seat by his son and down by stove and warmed himself, and morning before murder mw man coming he had nosebleed while he was at his wepL she knew his clothes were not washed: from Leroy Rotere: looked lilt* Ana Tefft, unclesand he Mid no; then I asked him Dr. Lathrop the undershirt he had on when arrested between 9 and to that night someone sharply and he Mid yes; that he got a drop WUfied tbnl there was a disease which he did not have on when he came to Has­ went by. the doge barked. I got up rery. lon bls sleeve and brushed it off; said he caused bleeding of the nose. On cross ex­ tings. The cross examination by Attorney early Sunday morning, of day when mur­ , had nosebleed in Ed Rogers barn. Dr. amination Mid that if five or six Months 1 correspondence will'receive promnt attention , der was dlacorered; got up between J and Vaughn and 1 tested M stains on hto should elapse between times It would Kuappen was very close and in her desire 5 o’clock: «oon after saw a man go by on clothing and foundIhem ail to be blood; hardly be called a chronic case. and ai who are to far away to come to us, an agent will be s , to shield her son as much as possible, which by the way would be very natural, will $t limit to them a full line of hand made designs, and different sam onuth aide ot the road going east: was al­ there were several hundred stains o» Ethel Tefft. she let the remark drop that ‘"Am had al­ ’ most on the run and looked like the same clothing didn’t examine them all to teat pies cf granite and marble with lowest prices for same,, set on nan that went by Saturday morning: wm for blood. Found blood on cap, overshoes, the sister of the prisoner was the next ways been a good boy.” This opened the in any cemetery. oat yet daylight, but was Ijjbter then OTtrcoat, ,«it. piihf «->4 ; « . tou"d witness sworn. She to a very pretty, at­ way for Mr. Kuappen to Inquire into than It was an hour later. Cant swear 160 stain* on his pants and think a ma- tractive looking tody of 17 year®, and very some of Asa’s past life and the tnothei who the man was that went by; my boys lurlty of them are blwxl ,ulo»: also found intelligent looking as well. Many eyes reluctantly admitted that about 10' 5 ear® were at the barn at the time Ind they Mid two stains on his undershirt sleew asked ware wet with sympathetic tears for her ago her son was charged with stealing STmkn turned went north O.tr as she broke down-*' sobs on the witncM 818.00 with which he bought a gun; that film why he didn’t hell wbrre he was etoek stopped that night and-we had to Saturday nljht and he said "I dont want stand, and forseveml minutes was unable three ar four years ago he was aeouaed guess shout the time. Ed. Hogera wm al to lust yet" My brother-in-law was with to answer the questions asked of her. Her ot going jnta a neighbor*, pointing a Jur house about Uro minutes before he me and be aald “if I were you and was testimony was given in a soft, plaintive to+ EAST STATE ST., HASTINGS told that Leroy had been murdeaed. thougb enilty I wuuld oonfess and than yon would voice as if mmdtuVof the oath she bad Ceottaaed when he first came in he asked if wt baa get off with a lighter wntence”? Telit re- taken ami coguizant of the dark circutn303 EAST MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO. seen him the (lay before; be then told us A. BLACK & SON, HE IS GUILTY Teflt Found Guilty of Murder In the Second Degree. Granite anil MarMe Monuments that, his brother bad been hacked to pieces. John Francisco. son of Charles Francisco, age 13 years. Dogs barked early Sunday -. morning and thought colts were out; got up early and Went to the barn; not very dark; took a lantern with us, soon after I heard a noise and said to my brother Frank “come here, some body Is breathing awful bard;” mw man go by: he had on ,a plush cap and dark clothes: last saw him when going by barn °eD»na behind some some bushes; bushes; was rrunning « HASTINGS AND KALAMAZOO, MICH. 5argGSi and Finest Stock in Michigan « ’ * ' rhy, Because We Have the Prices and he Latest Designs. A. BLACK & SON i �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Hastings Banner SOLDIEBS IN CONGRESS. Thursday, May 3‘- i894- National Legislators Who Wore the Blue and tho Gray. COOK BROS.. Propriatora. Third Coufr*>M Who Served In the Armies of the North and The people ot the north have not ig­ nored their citizen soldiery. They have Grand lAxta* ot sent many of the boys in blue to con­ The Pjthl.u Kr»nd lod<e of gress; and all of the deserving art elig­ meetln* in ible to positions on the pension rolls. g*n hold lt» Slrborand electad offioom. ** foUow*. There is considerable political contro­ 1M.I vmM Tt versy about that matter of the pension roll just now; but I will not enter into that, nor vent any of my views. We are considering only the soldiers in Md* Henry C. Hall. Hudson; road mteW. congress. By examining the congressional di­ rectory, I have found that there are three major generals in congress, who served in the armies of the tmion; six brigadier generals; three colonels; wwvvo F T B*nnett: state aept.y *™°“ -" four lieutenant colonels; one major; Star• 9 Curti*. B*ttl* Croak. ten captains; nine lieutenants; one ad­ jutant; two staff officers, and twenty­ The fraixl comnwodery. Knl<h<» pine private soldiers. ' The major generals are Senator Templan. ot Michigan, »t ta Hawley, of Connecticut; Senator oonol*™ .iKUd the lollowin* offloM*. Palmer, of Illinois; and Representa­ Grand oommandw. cbarlw tive Sickles, of New York. The Latter Surtn.w dwalr grand oommMtor• M- * Adrtui. grand lost a leg at Gettysburg, and walks on crutches. Swila. JMkaon: jrand prd*». rr*c«» The brigadier generals are Senator Bl.de. DwrUn grand Manderson, of Nebraska; Representa­ M. Moore. M«nu.lU.L grand I***" tives Black, Henderson and Post, of II- Botarl B. MeKtum S*".. nrer. C *. Wneren. Gelenin done A Gero.. Detroit; gland erantUrt l>».rer. Begene P Roberuon. AlMon.er.ad .word OwSr. FMUp T. v,““* wartan. G R H*wiey. Bay Cltyi grand *snt> nt-1. Alexander McGregor, Detroit 60,000 The Evening News, The Great Dafly of Michigan? You take your home paper! of courae you do, but it it a mistake not to read "The Great Daily of Michigan," the leader in every branch, of newt, aa well aa thought and literary merit. If you find any or all [Special Washington Letter.] other State paper* profitable, yet THE NEWS ahould and will find , In the political editorials and in the place in your henda and your familia*. Tens of thouaands of other political correspondence from Wash­ ington concerning the congress a grout citiiena of thia great State have found ita worth. deal is said from time to time about “confederate brigadiers.” It may not , car. «« corv. ™E EVENING NEW S, be inappropriate for me, whom al1 10 CZWTO A WttK. _ my readers know to be a non-partisan |1H • MOMTM* *1 MAIL* DETROIT. writer, to refer to this subject in a AgvnciM is «vmy vfllsg*. town sad city fa tb« State of Miohigaa. wholly dispassionate manner, arid state facts concerning the confeder­ ate brigadiers and other survivors of the southern armies of the late civil war, who are now in congress. Of course the majority of the people in active life to-day were born during or immediately after the civil war,'and they do not hold and cultivate the ani­ which were engendered by Neuralgia —Very Miserable mosities that war in the minds and hearts of some of the people who participated Hood's Sarsaparilla Cave Good ------ AMD-----in it, north and south, and the women f’ Health. and daughters of thatxjieriod who re­ Haaltb In Michigan. “ C. 1 Hood h Co., Lowalt, Ma**.: HKS THB LARGEST CIRCULATION. During the week ended May 13 re­ M About one ago. I was in very poor health mained at home and suffered. The confederate brigadiers in con­ and had no appetite. I could not work, for I ports sent in by seventy-six observers did not have any energy. I was suffering with gress to-day are very few in number. lu various portions of the state to the DAILY («nkMt Dm**), *8.00 * yar. MILT (wftt Sad.,), 58 00 », neuralgia and the pain was Intensified by my There is only one confederate briga­ state boArd of health indicated that SEMI-WEEKLY, . . 12.00 being kieketl by a horse. Altogether I WEEALY, . . . *1.00 “ dier in the house of representatives, intermittent fever and inflammation of and it happens that he was a great Was Very Miserable the kidneys increased, and measles de­ BW-rwj-wpw an* an awu vwawwv* oi tne m reipectz deal more than a brigadier general in creased in area of prevalence. Ty­ and had fallen away so that I onfy weighed It apare* wither pain* oor azpeoM In sacariag ALL THB NBW8 AND THE BEST ninety pounds. I took doctor’s medicina, but it the confederate army. Hon. Joseph OF CURRBNT UTERATURB. phoid fever was reported at fourteen did me no good. Perchance I noticed an adver- Wheeler, of Alabama, is the only man places, diphtheria at twenty-three, ti*-mrnt of Hood's Sarsaparilla tn the Christian in the house of representatives to-day measles at fifty-three, scarlet fever at Jicanorlist. I sent at once for a bottle of ths medlcln*1. When I had emptied the bottle my who attained the title of “general” in forty-nine, consumption at two hun­ appetite was quite good and 1 was the confederate army. He was not dred and twenty-three, and smallpox at A Good Deal Stronger. only a brigadier general, but he was Jackson, Bay City, Grand Rapids, Mus­ 1 therefore kept on until I had taken three bot­ a major general and also a lieutenant kegon and Sturgia ' tles. By that time I was well, and my weight general. AS A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS n «0. As a matter of fact, before he was llnois; Cogswell, of Massachusetts; ——sista of BX0HT PAGES, with twenty-five yean* of age, Joseph Curtis, of New York; Grosvenor, of At the sixth annual meeting in Bay Ohio, and Bingham, of Pennsylvania. Wheeler was a lieutenant general of City the grand commandcry of the had Increased to 130 pound*. Ms*. Sabah E. cavalry ar.d one of the most aggressive The colonels are Senators Shoup, of Michlgan \U..»U.M>vt Order n«1..r of the the- Red Cross, Cross. offi offi-­ Ct BIGHT ADDITIONAL PAGBB, maktaa to ati SIXTEEN PAGES. Thia Supple, Felt, Waltz, Michigan. and able leaders in the cavalry arm Idaho; Quay, of Pennsylvania, and cers for the ensuing year were elected meat. caatalaln< BIX PAQKS OF RBADING MATTKR sod TWO FULL-PAGE Hood's PHIS cure constipation by restor­ of the service who has ever been Procter, ot Vermont; and Representa­ as follows: ILLUSTRATIONS, is aloo* worth ths pate* charged for the paper. ing the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal. known in the history of the warfares tives Marsh, of Illinois; Fyan, of Mis­ THE DfTRR OCEAN IB PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, the mwi and comnxr. Grand commander. G G WUler. Kalamazoo; of any age. He is only five feet three souri, and Henderson, of Iowa. The jrniid lieutenant commander^ William L. Whit­ inches in height, a very slender man, latter lost a leg at Iuka, and walks on ford. Bay City; grand scribe. F. A. Ray. L*nPARKER'S *lng; grand treasurer. Mr*. Emma Butter*. HAIR BALSAM and weighs less than one hundred crutches. M lad brAstifies th, b The lieutenant colonels are Senator Jackson; gr*nq prelate. Mr*. M. E. Living­ pounds. He is a graduate of the West ston. Detroit; grand *ergesnt, J. H. Murray. Vilss^ of Wisconsin; Representatives Point military academy, and was al­ JacMon; grand guard. Charles Schilling. Kal­ >Tta YoutLfui Color, to <MM« * hair ialuna. most born and bred to the military Hepburn, of Iowa; Draper, of Massa­ amazoo. grand acntinel. Theodore Bortel. THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. service. He was one of the ablest gen- chusetts; Blair, of New Hampshire; Leasing; supreme representative, A. H. Bost­ wick. Detroit 1 erals who have ever lived; that is, so Graham, of New York: Strong, of For a hhort time wc will send the Hastings Banner and the far as the cavalry branch of the mili­ Ohio, and Grout, of Vermont. Mr. Biair Senator Htockbridge'* Will. Wwek’y Inter Ocean, the two paper* for only one dollar per year cash tary service is concerned. He was a has served with distinction in the senThe will of the late Senator Stock­ in advance, to Barry County Readers. Those out of county Sr.25 per very bold, brave raider, and created a bridge, bearing date of 1886, was filed year. The only major of the federal armies great deal of trouble for the federal in the probate court st Kalamazoo. now in congress is Representative armies. The petition, signed by James L. All the so-called “rebel brigadiers” Pickier, of South Dakota. lloughteling, of Chicago, a nephew of The captains are Representatives who are now in congress are to be the late senator, names James A. L. found in the senate. They are nine Ln Hull, of Iowa; Griffin, of Michigan; Houghteling as executor. The value I a.. vturat. Kelfer and Baldwin, of Minnesota; of the real and personal estate to be Many Millions of Dollars WithbsM Exhilarating, appetizing. Morgan, of Missouri; Hulick and Wil­ | Judge Kellen was for many years pofrom Circulation. administered Is 8600,000. The senator's Just the thing to build up the son, of Ohio; Wolverton, of Pennsyl­ Hoe jodgeof. LtraUAu old Irish­ i near relatives and the children'* home vania; Lapham, of Rhode Island, aud ‘ woman wm often before him in conseconstitution. at Kalamazoo are named as bene­ Lucas, of South Dakota. 1 qucncc of her great fondness for whisficiaries. Mlnla<» In the Hands of The lieutenants are Senators Peffer, 1 ky. One MonJay ecrn&j she was Who Are Holding It tor of Kansas, and Davis, of Minnesota; called up and the desk read the I charge. ’Mary O'Br _u. found drunk Representatives Lacey, of ‘lows; Fun­ A state league of game and fish ston. of Kansas; Boutelle, of Maine; clubs was organized at Lansing with The extent to which the natives of In the street ’ “\V1>: t pl.a do you Wholesome and strengthening, Burrows, of Michigan; Fielder, of New the following officers; President, J udge India have hoarded silver is a matter want to enter, ^Marv? ’ sabi the judge. pure blood, free from boils or Jersey; Adams, of Kentucky; Thomas, John J. Speed, Detroit; vice president, of great importance in the considera­ “Welt yer honor." said Miry. “i'll not carbuncles. General good health of Michigan, and Stone, of Pennsyl­ A. L. iandy, Kalamazoo: secretary, C. tion of the whole silver question, says be pladin' at all to that charge; it'* —results fropi drinking HIRES’ vania. Mr. Boutelle was in the navy, {*. Boynton, Port Huron; treasurer, the New York Sun. Earl Northbrook, too gineral; it don't say what strata" Rootbeer the \-ear round. and has a splendid fighting record. George A. Gould, Grund Rapid*. The one of the Baring* of London, at The court had the charge amended, The private soldiers qre Senators purpose of the organization is to secure one time a viceroy of India, and there­ after inquiring of the policeman who Package makes five gallons, 25c. Wolcott, of Colorado; Alien, of Neb­ legislation for better enforcement of fore a reputed authority on the sub­ made the arrest what street he had Ask your druggist or grocer for it. raska; Brice, bf Ohio, and Dolph, of present fish and game lawa ject, estimates the silver hoards in the found Mary on, and goothhumoredly Take uo other. Oregon; Representatives Loud, of Cal­ hands of tly people of India at about let her off with a small fine as a com­ A Peculiar Accident. ifornia; Bowers, of California; Childs Semi z-cent >t*mp to the Charles E. Hire.t one hundred and fifty millions of pliment to her knowledge of pleading, GEN. JOSEPH WHEKLER, ALA. C*., 117 Arch St., Philadelphia, lor beauti­ and Funk, of Illinois; Conn. Manin Charts Salsbury, a stonemason at pounds sterling. J. hi O'Connor, a acquired by bcr long experience in hi* ful picture cards. number. Senator Bate, of Tennessee; and Waugh, of Indiana: Perkins, of Gran A Rapids, while breaking a bowl­ well-known Anglo-Indian official, says vourt Senator Hunton, of Virginia; Senator Iowa; Broderick and Simpson, of Kan­ der with hi* hammer felt a sharp pain that there are no very large hoards of Butler, of South Carolina; Senator sas; Morse, of Massachusetts; Tars- in the abdomen and went home. A silver in India outside the vaults of Missouri; McKeighan, of doctor was sent for and it was found the India currency department, and Gordon, of Georgia, and Senator Ran­ ney, of Dr. Vmu kLarter. som, of North Carolina, were major Nebraska; Gardner, of New Jersey; that a sliver from hi* steel hammer that the bullion stored in those vaults generals. Senator Morgan, of Ala­ Cummings, Weaver and Ray, of New had passed entirely through the man's only waits its turn to pass into the OiKTutinSurgevn of tin* Nt*w York bama; Senator George, of Mississippi, York; Hare and Pearson, of Ohio; body, penetrating several inte*tinea mints, as docs the great bulk of silver Eye aud Ear Hodpltal. and Senator Cockrell, of Missouri, are Brosius, Woomer, Mahon and Hicks, of He was taken to a hospital imported into India. President of the interstate A^ociation the real “rebel brigadiers.” They are Pennsylvania; Page, of Rhode Island, Anyone who will turn to the finance of Expert (Specialists. only three in number. This consti­ and Doolittle, of Washington. and revenue accounts issued by the By request of manv friend* nod |>*uenu There were eleven contestants for the tutes the complete list of confederate The staff officers are Senator Allison, British government in India can see h*! decided n» visit HASTINGS MICH.. generals who are pow in congress. of Iowa; and Representative Wads­ fiiraywood prise to the fresh mar data Consultitto® for himself what is done with the SATURDAY, June 9. SKatamyoo oollegs and Miss Lulu The list of colonels is almost as worth. of New York. ay Hough win thfe first prize and great quantities of silver which India Free and Strictly coo6dri)ti*l In the pri­ Representative Avery, of Michigan, formidable and consists of Senators vate parlor of the HASTINGS HOUSE imports. In the half century — 1843-43 -POSITIVELY CURESMills, oi Texas; Vance, of North Caro­ was & surgeon iq gae federal army, and Harry S. Waterman the second. In the recorder's court al Detroit to 1801-99 the -aggregate net imports one day only. The Doctor describe* the lina, and Irby, of South Carolina. The Representative Glllet, of New York, of silver into India amounted to 8,941,­ different diseases belter than the sick can others are in the house of represen- was an adjutant, but his rank in the Judge Chapin sentenced Henry W. themselves. It Is a wonderiul gift for «DT" Smith, who was Convicted of having 678,890 rupees. tives in the persons of Representatives line Ls not given in the directory. to possess. . In the same fifty years the silver re­ •nr two wives, tp five years at Jackson. He Patterson, of Tennessee; Oates, of Ala* T*-’ N-w York ?r «s "s ?.;neM is The congressional directory says Sloepleewness and all derangement* of the ceived in the mints amounted to 8,100,­ a toy 1b ‘.he aitatt pbv:tu.uei‘J» ** Nervous System. bama; McCreary, of Kentucky; Stock­ that Senator Squire, of Washington, Is 83 year* old. dale and Hooker, of Mississippi, Cox, The corner stone of the npw dty hall 639,880 rupees. From this latter sum shedfl Hfht into tl.-r darkened eye. “served ns a soldier and held several of Tennessee, and Culberson, of Texas. at Marquette was laid with imposing । should be deducted 179,433,410 rupees, u.io to • mute «*nr an 1 life inie «’ie “I “* There are eleven confederate cap­ ceremonies by the grand lodge of being the value of old rupees recoined, futiu.'' , and then we have the sum of. say, TLeatleBB BABIES Deafness and h ’id.noi.*es ciirrt. masons tains in the Fifty-third congress, and The Doctor has j’l*t ro’firu l from 8,990,OOO.bOQ rupees, representing the Purely Vegatable, guarantee! free from they are Neill, of Arkansas; Breckin­ The steamship Shenand ruth was auiupcaud po»rr*es the **^1 and . opiates, 100 full size doses, 50e. ridge, oi Kentucky; Money, of Missis­ launched from Davidson's yard in Bay silver.received at the mints in this methods for the cure of all. CSirumc, Ner period of fifty years. The difference Hatch, of Missouri; Bunn and CJty. «. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rap- sippi; tons, and Private Diseases, ah* disease* between this sum and the net imports Alexander, of tforth Carolina; Shell, of -<u iMfch);SavmgHBank nay* be cannot toy Rev. Peter J. Leeson, formerly con­ .too much m favor of -Adironda,” Wheeleri South Carolina; Wise, of Virginia; Kil­ amount to only 306,214,500 rupees. of the Eye and Ear. nected with St Ignatius college in That is, the annual average of silver •Hear, and Nerve Cure. from Eyre StraW” gore, of Texas; Senator Daniel, of Oiicago, dropped dead in Detroit of ('ataructs Scume uii'l Tum»r* retno. «Pr!>¥w’ b-v "'feeler and Fuller Medicine into VIie the mint* mints has been about about Virginia, and Senator Coke, of Texas. norelvni*. ' passing Inu> has been .Co.. Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. without jmin. . . ,W-Hliv v n t m « i 698 I acs , and the annual average of sUThe lieutenants in the confederate E>ra Weak Watery OramHalrri m^?ea!>OHer !?*?• c' 1R?a^ P^w' ver not passing into the mints ha* been army who are now in congress are miL at Bay City exploded, killing only about 61 Ines. In fact, more than cured. »lv' all rwi. raw.’avaiy di**** Senators Berry, of Arkansas; Caffery, HASTINGS, MICH the lld»andeyela»bw , “d ia3uriB<r ? Mnt th° taport, of Louisiana, and Faulkner, of West OpBUiainmaccpIe '•■dime "I lu<- <1 , «« other mw h*. b«,n coined In lh. mint, of tadta. Virginia; and Representatives Clark Far Sight. Near Sight aui A The state board of ogrlcnlture tn : Hut it must not be supposed that even (blmred »l<l>t) I. the only '■«'' . and Cobb, of Alabama; Russell and decided to abandon further effort* to I the rel*tivvly small sum mentioned a* relence a* 'tv-,1 by Dr. VanMarwr. Speaker Crisp, of Georgia; Meyer, of reolaun thousand* of acres of pine bar- I not having gone into the mints has not PKKSONS with weaknra, at th' Louisiana, and Abbott, of Texas. rens in tho northern part of the lower been coined. It is not assuming too and limb-. Involuntary niwhiry-, • The private soldiers in the confed­ penlnanla. , mnch m, that ths wbul<j of Uo teucy. K«neral debllitS'. ’ or the erate army who are now In congress . The state encampment.of the Son* , “are* which did not pare through tho er ecnfualua ot OltMB. palpitattnumber thirty-five, and they would commissions;" but does not state in make quite a respectable squad if they’ wliat capacity he served. It is a mat­ oi Veteran* will be held at Three . mlDtit°f the British gnvnmtnAnt panwxl h.vrt. timidity. Utunef’ "I Hug, .naeuaes of the head. thro... Rivers June 26 to 38. j through the mints of the native states. ter of personal knowledge with me were all mustered into service to-day. .Gentium’ vl lhe 1'.|,„,rdrr* Porter Avery, at Coldwater, say* he ’ P C‘ HBrri*on. another Anglo-Indian akin. They consist of Senators Jones, of that Senator Squire was a captain, stotmeb o?Uiw«lf, lltowl "''rd Arkansas; Pasco, of Florida, and Joe commanding a bodyguard of Gen. ha* an IBM United States diver dol- ‘ ot I»*ition in the finance do­ cauned by rellury vlw <d >"“'1 " Blackburn, of Kentucky; and Repre­ Sherman, but in what regiment I do- lor. There are only about half a dosen : partm,'nt- surmises that the native procure* blighting the »«t radio' ' of silver 1835---------exceeds 70 rendering uarriere itm>o”‘’' ■ 1 sentatives Bankhead and Denspn, of not now remember. He was Ln an Ohio in existence and their value is nut I. mintage niint'“’* "» *■>”— since ----- ’»»* •»- -~ , 1 - . crort s. But whether the native coin­ happy. Oormethtd -will cure th. Alabama; Clifton Breckenridge, of regiment The directory shows that *1,000. Arkansas; Mallory, of Florida; Les­ Senator Mitchell, of Wisconsin, “served y g-jj Tho coal famine was affecting the i. a#e is 80 crores or 70 crores, what is obellnate caae and atewlutelj b ter, Livingston, Cabannias, Mad­ in the Twenty-third Wisconsin In­ copper mines, and Osoeol* and Tama- clear ia that practically all the diver feel manhood. ' .JatMtn dox and Black, of Georgia; Stone and fantry,” but does not say in what ca­ reck wore burning eord wood at the I received in India is coined in the mint* with frequent Ellis, of Kentucky; Talbot, of Mary­ pacity he served. That regiment was mine end stamp mill*. They will con- *. of the government and of the native or with smarting or bornln® . »i)e p»|,,s land; Allen and Catchings, of Missis­ commanded by the Ute secretary of *nme over 0,000 cord* per month. , states. That there are vast hoard* of wealtenlug the .VSlem III « "l* can not account for. I ( t sippi; Cobb, of Missouri; Branch, agriculture, Gen. J. M. Rusk. known j rilver in the country la certain, though tlent Tho supreme court has ordered a a ropy eedlm nr or the color t. Hito Grady and Henderson, of North Caro­ everywhere as “Unde Jerry Rusk.” re- I* is permissible to doebt whether they Thoma* B. Reed, the famous ex­ canvass of the returns on the wh|eh lina; Brawley, Talbert and Strait, of ‘ 1 ' tMnk, mllkUh hue. There orc thl. waaplolnt IgrwyH »r • ' speaker of the house, was, according tutional amendment increaal™ South Carolina; Cockrell, to a reread tdage of Settd"«' (Kt to the congressional directory, “acting We guanmtre e revert core ^11KS. Foster, Steven* A Co. pur ■distant paymaster United States reatoratloo. IMPOHTAHT navy, from April W, 1864, until Novem­ for *185,000 Ute wholrealo and retool Altar year* at «*P"rie“« to ber 4. laas.” ■ ' :■ ■ -ore t"r *' dt-re« > get tae MW.* important tree.' 0( ,11 •Hrere Hou tew that hare red ' Jhu «*f«t »< the armies ot the north and of the •Irian,> have ‘ our t (killed mud, Poor Health No_Appetite The Inter Ocean MOST POPULAR REPUBLIC!!! NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST The Weekly Inter Ocean Hood’s^Cures IT POPS. A Supplement, Illustrated, in Colors* COOK BROS. Effervescent, too. HIPCS’ Rootbeer ADIRONDA Wheeler’s HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Lpllepsu, UNEXCELLED FOR^^ SSiS?S four ounces of �TROOPS CALLED OCT. , COWBOYS IN THE ROCKIES.' Ordered to Btop Riots at Coal Minoa in Illinois. ffCHL----------------"T—c. West’s Nerve and Brain Treatment r ■...... r ix*iiire vrrlt|tm guarantee, by nuthor. U.isV llnworv' Trtbss i.v.i.rati-e Onran' tn ettosr sex, cauMa by ' .... rsn.n; Y</u th Jul Error®, pcKxosmyaTJtocif .. (inlam er Liquor, which Kxm'lead to • , •, .' : • jinpUtXL Inwuty and Death. iBy mail, . ■ ri for IS; with written guarantee to cure cr . . ■ . -r er. WF-Srs COUGH SYRUP, i eertalu , . ' r Cu-iuhr. UoldA,Arthma,Broacb1tfi, Croup, V. I ptf C-wh, 8‘>r® Throat. Pleawmt to take. Gi-cvnUnued: cSd,8ftc.«ixe^ naw25c.; old t -ze.ndWOCo. GUARANTEES issued only by \¥. U.kGoodrtmr, Sole Agent, Hastings, rr n i • R ll Tumr raRl PT ’ JIME TABLE-, in effe.i Feknnry 11. 1-94. *• La Salic and Centn.ll, hi the Hand, of Mob — Several Desperate Fichte— •ylvnni*. Militia Ordered Ont. SriUNGFiKr.ii. Ill., May «3.-Gor. Altgeld has Ordered Col. Heunett, of Joi' 1 let. u> report st La Salle at onoo with , one company from OlUwu. one from I Mreator and two- from Aurora to i ?.UeU nthc riot there. i b"-’’ ^-.-ndorff — was ordered to take Kalia&wo«S&gwiw. mints of money. THE GLASS SNAKE. If You Have Reptile That Break* in Pte for tho Groat Herds ofA CenBun Bulletin Tells How BevWestern OatUa. extern Cattle, annex Are Raised. On a recent Monday the keeper of the Zoo garden not iced that the glass snake, which is in one of the ca&es Danger. Which Attend th. Wild U, near the entrance to the. reptile house, Of The.e Ferric lUdw-Eow had become sluggish and did not care for the small things of life, says a Starap-iae. vrul Interest. Philadelphia correspondent. He kept °wbor >• not dead yet Kot! his eyes on the reptile until Tuesday, “RAIRING THE WLND." much. Asa species the cowboys mav ' Waehinotos. May 25.—From a bulle­ and he noticed no improvement. ue decreasing in numberw^they cer- tin issued by the census bureau it is Wednesday he came to the conclusion „ 1 1T d°in* "o 1“' as othcr "’lid shown that the entire reepipto by the that something was wrong and deter­ aainalsdecrease before tho advance of national, state, county, township and mined to investigate. Accordingly he AdjL ----------a — farmerstarmers tho farmer. They arc turning municipal governments of the United I‘ raised the lid of the case and put his i hand on the snake. There was no U1«au,wa, and merchant* and law- i r™ •c'1 Jtun 1 vcra - -- ------ "t ! »««■>»“♦ \,d2',ou’, *nd ’S' i Scrofula, Sores, Boils, or " ■ any other skin disease, take j j J J 1 AVER’S SARSAPARILLA the Superior Blood-Purifier and Spring Medicine. Cures others, . ’ requtrts nrndoby the nherlff > bU\t?<1, ‘'“•'rfoot who would Hire to ■>»•«■>, readied la 1MK) an atf(freffate of 1,.e®P«r thought hl» pet had died. He u'» Wnd of metal that cowboys are 1 »l,0«0.«rs.01s. The total «pcadltureS ; ’S’ “nd *>“"•» J”' c,,! --------- .to select . i, well as the kind thev tor the ?o.crnment ot the people, from ' CUntlT tb<> snake Warne animated Col. Smith, of „ Greenup, five made ot. ... „L44 ut, uw Kina tnev , *«* ww KUffwumentoi ine people, from T. .- . , . . . , a , choose right “upport. of* the district rohLl to the Rq^ra,ed. ( carrv. has hn-. only rw.i,. to 4— _v ____ the .. . _______ 1. . ... .. companies of the Third regiment to re­ carry, — — -WWK. vaav 1,Kut ------- ------rr-—• *'* W..W Mio,! 1Wv ovuvvi VM UlC season, travel in st°ne .ufloor a crash. port at. Centralia. Col. Buyle, assist­ V, season,. ,and and travel far far enonrrh enough, to hivn have payment payment of of the the Mmont™ expenses nt of congress ZT* C'S — with T ”71~' ---- cuvugn, nave hla.wUh pmtified. It will not be a ' ‘he interest on the public debt in ’ T*’ u V.’*’ m .T ,’ wish gratified. ant adjutant general, has gone to that his parlor-car trip in all lUcxterft, but It , the same year, amounted to tVia.OM,- J"11 th?.t th? make had tombed, but point to tulre command. 1 Will bo »n -----------------I 0M, leaving a balance of fi34.St8.fiN in could not nnderetand the contact , the better worth making on ’ •'*-*» « umauvu u» «a«,oio,v<K> in Shot In » Riot at Lai omw. Suite. ■ La Salle. I1L, May .— 25.An attack account- Let him go to the head , -• treasuries of- the various ’states, ‘. the crash, His mind was soon settled as to this, however, for he saw the clt counties. The revenues aic are was made Thuraday on the Ta La Salic Salto '1 'J,'. aterH o£- thc Sweetwater, "uivi, the mv Wind num ---ies —” and — »-»»«• uwxwa. niv iviLiiuvn County Coal company’s shaft by a mob river, or the Snake, in Wyoming and , n,ade up from various sources, the glass snake had broken into a dozen pieces and each section was moving ? . ,.vKu- 1 ldano’ where great herds of cattle('largest being local taxation upon real f of 1.500 striking miners. Several depu. ..r 1 ty sheriffs and some of .. thestrikers over unfenced bunch-grass ' nnA personal property, which was<, about as If it had a head and a tail of ' its ■own. filrt were -U~. shot. rei._ The — miners .had. .been at­ hills and mesas, or feed on the H43.09fl.574. The liquor dealers of the The rns astonished, grasses that grow in valleys high United States contributed to the. sup- i™® Ukeeper -P- .’^® onIshed,.??but t u‘ did tending a meeting and in passing laKlllg upbetwren , -------most ...w.Ljre lllfjU --------- — the Xl !»•« ol .rerernre„. the Srao, *34.7^ , ?» h”> home the shaft on their way l.„. -v, up betwe<!n 'he most rngired nnd port of cm-erer-.. ’ hastened to gather up the pieces. peaks in the country, 1 49“a crowd assembled andu the tne men men picturesque ‘ v country, ' Some of the middle sections, however, lin ?will __ t. .. ‘■“life Vh./e It Gjm. Twenty-five nn<l1110 v l1 find cowboy of a sort I stem became riotous. The list of disbursements shows “LT!'"' to be Somewhat deputy sheriff-, were on guard not to "° found found elsewhere. clscwh— “ ’ * , sheriffs some Interesting items and demon. while others had * burrowed - in - the - dirt. ’ d Irt. * r. 4 ♦!» a 1 * t.. Art *L. , T'rew. t’. the shaft MUM.iuruu and Sheriff Taylor the life — ...v ........ xavior warned (“«ercnt from ------- — ~ ••• — 0,1 -ne rexas or Are you willing to work for the cause There was nothing to do but to put . <x-off. i the private . * hronertv ofIvnriLnQ .....I, .... ' tho... men fvansas plains, writes John D. Spears, strates that the largest expenditures of Protection in placing reliable infor­ the pieces that Could be found toof the people of the United States are, — -y—y. The The crowd crowd Kcomlnir becoming , । *? rran“ ‘jCS“0 • "eckly, Weckb> 1« that of I 1 the company. ol . -„,h‘ -n,;. don. The keener mation in the hands of your acquain­ “O.re2*.*??_>1. hi' '1th !“‘ Sew that the ?la« raxalre Mred for . vuo nucrin gave nis men, .. ----- -------- -«j. vuwug , tances? onlcrs to tiro into the air. The crowd ?C.hay ln “uraracr for use during the 8146,8115,071. The second largest sum long time with only the head and body If you are, you should be identified scattered, but soon returned and "“zzards, and its digging and caring is paid for education, $145,583,115., and a small piece of the tail attached, with threw stones. Then there was a hand- , irriffating-dltches; but let no one , Omitting intercut on the public debt, the , and he was 'not much worried, so he next it >m ip amount is for roads, sewers THE AMERICAN to-hand con diet in which many shots , dou.b^ ^at ‘t is f^ll of interest, esand bridges. ui uitfUH. 872.903,033. The ine postal said ----------nothing ° about the accident. He, PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, were e.xchauged. Sheriff Taylor was P(‘c‘all-V "’hen the culmination of it all umu M-rvloe cort fiOC.OOO.ouu. tho array and Pat the “>*k' baok n thc ““ “nd I knocked down, trampled on and badly ' c"mes after thc spring round-up—for ..U;-U.5KkSSS.iS0,.»a iis;i;.,-re. .ta "cnt •bo»‘ h“ bn.Ineta Thnreday 138 W. 230 ST., NKW YORK. culmination not in in ths the roum. round- , ,nd‘tia S85.500.000, and 815,174.403 was kicked and beaten. His injuries uro . the th° cnlm ^^,pn is is net Cot thb notice out and read it the League paid for thife support ot the nary. Thc '.Mmo tolends cadod on him and the not serious. Deputy Sheriffs John ibuslf. but in the drive to market cost of sustaining the police in all the keeP«r related nis experience of the Under the present system cf of feeding , Dwyer and Tom Hoolihan, both of Otr ! cities nnd towns of the United States U,fonj, hls f.rl«nds tawa. the winter it aggregated 824.000,000. and the fire de- . vawa. were severely wounded. Hooli- ■> thc "*e cattlc c~*”■' co,nc through ti»v thought he was joking. Io show «han's . ■injuries • . .... Wirirfwl hnnlth ____ -1___ x . may prove fatal. Five ^’UKed health. The snow goes almost partments 810,500,000. The judiciary them that he was m earnest the keep­ of the strikers are thought to have • , U am' 'VBV*nK has taken system of thc country cost 823.000,000; «r flowed them to handle the snake been hit by bullets and aeriously hurt U whlle thu spectator is 8l2.D00.000 was paid for the support of and examine the new jointa l( The Niagara Fails Route.1 . wrmd^v wondering where u it went. An equal1 prisons and reformatories. 811,000,000 । One of the visitors more clumsy than The mob wm finally dispersed. a---------| wonder is the growth,of the cattle on Stations. for lighting the streets of the towns 1 the rest let the snake fall, and to the the new feed. J unc or J uly finds them Centkaija, 111., May 25.—Thursday rolling-fat Rounding up the entire and cities of the United States: $3,280.- 1 consternation of thc entire party it EASTWARD. Hastings.......... was a day of great excitement here. herd the owner selects the fattest of 294 jwas paid for protecting the public broke in half and the tail end wiggled the Pile of “tones while the The miners who stole a train at Du- the steers, and with them the drive to heaJth, 82.002,697 for sustaining parks orer Stations. quoin Wednesday arrived here at 8 the nearest railroad station is made. and public resorts. It costa the United | °ther half made for the soil under the o’clock m., and at 5 o’clock And then is the time for the tenderfoot Stales government 80,608,047 to sup- ! casc- Here was a state of affairs that Hjlbtlmgs.. they assembled at the Big Four to appear in his search for the pictur­ port the Indians, and 811,737,738 for the was not looked for, and for more than C. R. OSBORN, Loeal Afrat, Ha*“ tgS improvement of rivers nnd harbors. an hour the keeper looked for the two mine and commenced ’ destroy* esque life df a cowboy. O. W. RUOGT.ES G. F & ' The detailed reports from the several sections of the snake, but in vain. ing things. • The engine was With one or two cowboys to lead and cities furnish some very interesting That night he had but little sleep. He wrecked, the dynamo injured, the tole the cattle along, the herd comparisons. morn-­ It cost every man, ^saw aw snakes all the time. In the morn office furniture demolished, the tracks PHORATEOKDEU. stretches tout across the valley. Here woman and child in the United States *n£ wcnt to his duties with a heavjtorn up. the cages and cars with all state of Michigan. C-otiutv df R irry—ss. and there beside the line rides a cow­ thc sum of 813.15 to maintain the _ A V?, Ut l«w»se timber and rubbish piled into the At a session of the I'mln’v <‘vuri for the boy to keep them in order. • Lust of q!1 national, state and local governments, •_ *7morning while cleaning up the house (’minty of llarrv. holdeit at 'the ProNde office, —;—o ---- - >—;------ . . shaft. The damage is estimated at county, ou comes the. “chuck” wagon with the ; the keeper discovered the gloss snake in the citv of. ILv’tines. lit •• 85^900. and it will take a month to cook. Out of the valley and up into in the year 1890. Wednesday, th- 27rd dnv of May. in the ■ ranking a meal of a spider and a dozen venr one thousand eight huu lrtc siial utnjtT Spent for Education. clean- out the shaft coin- the canyon they go, winding along till four. j>end» Ate 1 * ^ ‘ ut caught in the web Of all the states New York ex[ . pletiug their work of dcKtructiou the crest of the pass is reached, and Present, Charles W. AnnMrflne. Judge of under one <»f the cases, and to his as­ the crowd loafed around for an . then down they wind again through the most money for school purposes. tonishment and delight the snake was Probate. In (he matter of the estiie id Simh J. Tennsylvania is second, ht>ur‘or so. when it started north on another canyon to a valley' beyond. §18.438,104. Moore, dare i^i. almost whole and intact. All the sec­ reading atffl fllin r the neilikin duh verified the railroad. A t the Junction the party* To the tenderfoot it may seem a most 818,370,459. Then come Illinois, 811,­ tions save a small piece of the tail had ofOn William Moore, bun anef of ku<I deceased,■ divided, u part going to Sandoval oud peaceful, paistoral scene, but the quick 416,708; Ohio, $11,060,254; Massachu­ come together. The snake was placed praying that * certain hi trmn*n5 now on file In Iowa, 86,570.063; aald treurt purporting to be the,UM will and the reat.to<Min, intending Inter to go movements of the cowboys, their anx­ setts, $8,527,650; in the’ case and soon became liveljL- testament of wld dei ensed )>* i*.titir.ird lo proto Pana. The sheriff swore in-100 dep­ ious glances to and fro along the line, Indiana, 80,191,009. Illinois spends No trace of the glass snake’s .tail can tmte and thitt uclralntetraHdu of s.tid estate her more for educational purposes than" to Francis K. Andrew-, th- exn utdr !t> uties nnd started on u special train to show that i-.o army of row militia in be found, but it is said that it may ap­ grunted will named or to some other sii.'.alde per­ Sandoval. There he talked to the an Indian country was ever more all of the southern states combined. pear some day with a head and body । sdld son. , Thereupon tt Is ordered. Ui;sf Friday the men. who started to Odin, the sheriff . nervutMi or more easily excited than Of the southern states, not includ­ attached. _________________ ing Missouri. Texas stands first'in the 15th day of June. A. D. 1RW. at U n o'clock In following. ’ this line of drowsy-looking cattle. Be­ expenditure of money for education the forenoon, he assigned for th- n-Mringof said HARD TIMES MAKE SOLDIERS. petition, and that the heirs at tew of saidaeceasThe crowd stopped half a mile south cause WfckATrt? Li u bear, ULUl, III or UVCH evbn a deer VI or Li a Ol|un squfi -• with $3,307,320; Kentucky second, $2,­ ?d. and all other persons Interested In said Ottawa, where It was unrrounded by rel bl- reused nuddenly ta .motto i 088,165. Then come Maryland, 82,012,­ estate, are required to appear :;t a session of the deputies, who'bad warranto for , -beside -War. laid court, then to be holden at the Probate the trail^-itometimes. without :868; Virginia, $1,816,214: West Virginia. I (W0 rioters. The crowd started to run. apparent cause, a panic seizes a single $1,372,191, and Tennessee. 81,324.441. ‘ One effect of the present “hard office. In the citv nf Hustings, In said county, and show cause.* If any there be, why the prayer and about fifteen shots were fired, steer, perhaps a thousand feet above Alabama spends but $613^02; Louisi- times’’ throughout the country is visi- of the petitioner may not be granted. And . which demoralized the mob, and 100 ar­ , the valley, and with a snort-and a bel­ ana, $754,728, and South Carolina but Me in the great increase in the number It is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persops interested in said estate, rests were made. of -------recruits taken into the army■"in“the of the {tendency of said petition, and the bear­ ,( *' “■--------------------------------•* : low he leaves the line and plunges SSU.TM lor tabool. ing t hereof by causing a copy of this order to be | down the mountain side. In ah in­ The public school statistics are in­ past year and the constantly increasing punflshed In the Hastings Banner a news­ Uxiontwwx, Ihu, May 25.—The long- stant a dozen, a score, or a hundred teresting. The average cost of educa­ number of applications at the recruit­ paper printed and clrculntel In Maid County of Bum- oflee In each week for Ibr-e successive ing stations all over thte country. In thrrutened attack by -striking miners dash madly after him, and then it is tion in the United States per capita of weeks previous to raid day of hearing. Charles W. akmmtbong, on the pita of the Washington Coal & that the cowboy shows the metal he is population is 82.24. while in .1880 it was speaking of the present state of affairs, (A true copy ) Judge of Probate. Turning his pony’s head only $1.50. California pays more than says the Washington Post, an array Coke company at Stickle Hollow was made of. made Thursday morning. The fight with a jerk, he waves his righthand any other state for the luxury of edu-, officer connected with the recruiting was one of the fiercest in the history before its eyes, leans down over its cation per capita of her population, • service said recently: “The army is nearer full at present ‘ md PROBATE ORDER of the mining troubles in western neck .. sends it in a mad gallop . $4.24. and Colorado per capita of hex­ Pennsylvania, anid in the section where straight at the head of the panie- pupils enrolled, while Alabama pays than it has ever been since the war. ..State of Michigan. County of Birrr—re • The maximum allowance for the stand ­ At a session ot the Prolmte Court f«»r the it occurred as well as throughout the stricken herd. The mountain may bo the least. 37 cents per capita of popu­ County of Larry, holden at rhe Probate office, la whole coke region the situation it has so steep that only on on elk path cun lation. and 81.85 per capita of pupils ing army is by law twenty-five thou­ the City o( Hnriinxs, tn «ufl<l county, on Wedsand, and out of this number we rare ­ nemtey the if.Ui day of May. in Ihr yw onej developed is one jof the most intense any beast find footing: a chasm of un- enrolled. thousand eight hundred and ninety four.- . escitement. j known depth may yawn across the The total expenditures for school ly have more than twenty-two or Present, Charier W. Armstrong. Judge of Four strikers are lying dead, and path; though n misstep of the pony or purposes in the United States increased twenty-three thousand in the ranks. Probate. In the matter of the estate nf Dahjel D. cknible that number aro badly wound- of the steer would send rider and nil from 879,528,730 in 1880 to $139,065,537 At present, however, there ore only Morehouse, decease-!. ed. some of the® mortally. Thomas : crashing down the mountain side, it in 1890. In Illinois the increase in ten about one hundred and fifty-four vacan­ On reading and filing the petition duly verified Matilda C. Morehouse, wldou of ratid deceas­ Kenan, of Wood’s run- is the only matters not With soothing cries, if years was from $7,536,682 to 811,2bS,529. cies in the whole army, and orders ot ed. praying that administration »>f said estate to era be mouwi issued w to «the officers »** in may be granted ____ ---------_ _ ______ __ _or with a roaring _ re- । Coat of Protection. jj have had vw uc vumtcjb American killed in_____________ the encounter with ___ they will serve, to said petitioner or to some the deputies. it costs New York $7,200,617 for its charge of all the recruiting stations to oth-r suitable i>-rson. deputies- The otlter otlier dead men are I! volver to divert <livert or kill the leader, as I Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday the —___________ -j-.i ta.-the vwuoiuu occasion demands, on they ogo till police force, »uxv>» which is nearly as much restrict the number of recruits taken in. <3avs. The ____ wounded men, who .fell m.. ,■ wie — p\>nv-c day of June. A. D.. IBM at ten o’clock In — depua— I | .. .x — - stopped».,,i m, .j »_ *„----- —states i “The fact is that it is not nearly the forenoon, be assigned-for the hearing of said Mtler the first trolley from 4.1 ttye the wild rush1— has»— been andUthe as •_is — paid by.v* the4.-------twenty-one I petition and that the heirs at flaw of said de­ ties, were taken off by the retreating . frightened animals arc ready to re- '! comprising Atlantic uuu and every man who can get into the army ceased and alt other persons Interested In said CUUipiiatUK the South XAUUUVIA. if he wants to, and the lines are being estate, are required to appear at a session of ; North Central divisions—thot Is, from strikers and even now the actual turn to their place in line. • North Central divisions —thot Is, from even more closely drawn as the amount •aid court, then to be holden at the Probate ai­ number v* of wounded is not definitely | — * ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------’ Dakota, «Makuuw —________________ . ! “What does a cowboy think about Delaware to Kansas and North de*. in the City of Hastlnga, tn said county."and 1__ s_ frieads kawixrefha irenwn, .their having the af.rt.mcrstrong- ‘‘ u-)y>n plunging down the mountain- Omitting Massachusetts, Ohio and Illi­ of available material increases, so that show cause. If any there be. whjr the prayer of petitioner may not be granted. Ana It Is ” * 'side in such fashion?*’ was asked of nois. New York pays as much for her it is not more than one ont of six or the eslt motives for concealing them. further ordered, that said petitioner give notice ___ _________ _ ____________ __________ . - police as all the rest of the states com- eight applicants who is accepted. to the persons Interested In said estate, of the one in Jackson ’^ Hole, Wyo. P«*i>rte'-cy of said 1’HlUon and tue hearing There are perhaps fifty or sixty re ­ Sixty-eix of the strikers were placed -Think about? He don’t think; be bined. Pennsylvania stands second in thereof by eru’lng n rnpv of this order to be — 'back — •• there," —••— cost of police, Massachusetts third. II- cruiting stations throughout the coun­ fuihtl-teed h. »he H-'Mings Banner, a newaunder arrest• and• *-»taken to the • - gite rms the reply. try with an officer in charge of each, iu<l»-r urnted and rlrmtetrd In said County of . _____ •_ f.hoV WRTP — I...* kn rlrwMl what Fle.’dhe dore. eompunv ’s ___ ground, where TL-*'.. they were That's He'd flunk if j llnois fourth and Ohio fifth. Massachnl.nrry. orwe bi each week for three SUCeeaiYB cloaelv guarded daring the rest of the I he thought of the danger. H there ia setts spends more for protecting the and whenever an applicant presents WteUs previous («»said day «f te >rlnr. himself he is obliged to answer a list _ a iL.—. .—nW. lofnr __ t _ .7—..V.*-.- eKn w. <sv.lv, lirfltwirv .... ..... . - ’Cram t». 4kmnirong. duy. The whole ,lot ot them wore later anyone who doubts4thc manly bravery public health than any other state. • Judgn of probate. of about fifty questions as to his placed in box cars, which were nailed of the cowboy, or if there is one who New York is second and Illinois is (A true cop;.) mental qualifications and past record, np. and kept there until thia evening fails to find all the excitement he third.________________ and ia then examined physically by wlen they were brought here to the wants at the races to be seen in the Starved Himself to Death. a surgeon in charge of the post. jail in charge oi twenty-fire deputlea. east, let him go to the wilds of the MORTGAGE SAI.R. Kalamazoo, Mich., May 25.—John “If ho passes both of these examina­ A.rl b, Teoogw . Defsttlt Mvl ’E b-ea hi < te t ■ •'« conditions Rockies. Dewright, a well-to-do farmer, died tions, which only u small proportion of nf h ct-ruth) B.-rt4i'sa» in.Mir 1 -U irtln V. Bar­ Lx Salle, Ill.. May *k—Six compa­ Nothhere yesterday, aged 72 years. " ’* the applicants can do, he is turned ker awl Hare ci hli-ti 1; »rl<t>r. b's wife. Mo UnRiT a Rarity. nies oi the Third regiment IlUnolaMPtOa-orgeF. K«-ni«bi . ai .1 February Japanese swords of the finest temper ing but water passed his lips for over to the nearest recruiting depot, 2>. atttl irmnle.1 Hi t •• • rflcA of the tional guard, commanded by CoL I red and workmanship are now vely plenti­ forty-«ix days before death, He was where he is put through another ex­ lte|P!W4 »t» r of Dmte f«r ’ iv Comity of Bennett, arrived here Friday forenoon ful and cheap in this country. When determined to starve himself to death amination before a board of surgeons Barr\ lu til- StMte of »rbnmry 29, ire . In 11 He* 17 nf ni »rt< 1 • •« ni 3tfre 318 aod and went Into camp The force num­ the Japanese nobility threw off the na­ and examiners, and there 219 ouwHrh mortgagr riwr 14 tiAlmcd to be he may be ber,, officers and men, about 800. AdjL rejected ogpin, in which case the cost fluest ihefl-ilenf iJiKimvI**-* tbe num <4 fear tive costumes and adopted European hundred urn! (••rty-o •• a mild tnlrty-hioe' Gen. Orendorff is here. Their position ways they took to European costumes San Francisco. May 38.—Rev. Edgar of his transportation and‘•board are •vats and no Milt -w -ro ••t-dings st law imrinx was reconnoitered by some ot the also, and seemed to acquire a distaste H. Gray, a well-known Baptist minis­ charged up to the recruiting officer iteen Instituted !•< rec -v r fhn sin mut retiarM strikers, who attempted to guy sod tor many of the things that had ^cen , | tVth»efarv'Sereny riven th a'mrunriBib'day ter, who was chaplain of the United who accepted him. boot at the men. bnt a bayonet charge personal or house belongings. Ths “In spite of these restrictions, how- | ot May. twi yuiV’-vk tn i»- - forencr— 33 States senate st the time of President and establishment ot picket line kept Sort. J'’i*1 uo*' needle-pointed, razor-edged Lineointe assassination, died in this ever, the number of applicants for the *’ ’• •«* £,|w ■ * o ntty ot them at proper distance, and they .words worn by the damlos and their aervice has »> increased that thcarmy j • fwi city, aged 80 years. —...... -............. —■ ■ — hcrae is practically full, and I can conceive ’-I, " U tb»p-nte •; •• i>1>—-'n • o’•;».« m ’s Orcuit CeurtURR retainers, though of the finest sUcl ■ . .. .... Lie t_l»i Uottety I VMli.tW oi OI Barr) 1 lx IT I ,. m tel public II uuciiou to the no reason for the present state of highest and beautifully ornamented, were dis­ bidder, the premises described io said R kt txk . Wia, May 26. — Mrs. Mary ■ OTTAWA. Ilk. May M.-A mob of 800 carded for English sabers and dress things except the prevailing hard mortgage or so much thereof *• may te noces satisfy.the amount dim on suld mort­ minora from Oglreby. a mtoing camp swords, which came to this country by Mayer has been acquitted of the charge times, which have driven large num­ saryto of poisoning her first husband, Herman bers of men without other means of gage ns shove set forth, with the interest there­ acroM the river from La Salle, marched on. and the costs. charges and » attDWthousands. Graenkc, last August. The jury was ed by law and provided 'or In wd morenfie. tt. the Gorbetand Dick minca, support to fall back on the government said premises being slmste In Om City oOfisk out five hours.______________ of Utica, which have been -'>rkeddUT for a living.”, ~ tings in the County nf Harry, m i sute of log the strike. The miner, fled at Michigan and described as loitea-: Coounentb Stories of obsenGmindminess are Ining four rods east and thirty thir« r>«te and their appearance and the »^ikwS vm-iably amusing; bat one that Is bePiui^nriJ-niA. May 26.--The coinage jeel south on a eoatinwHis Ihietf .irffersoB The street money-changer is an in­ two Street from the Routh east corner ..f Int one, burned the wagons, sheds, tools an Inr told of Prof. Uurdon-Sandcrson, the of gold at the Philadelphia mint dur cl.,thing found on the premise, and president of tho British amoelntion, re­ ing the present fiscal year will reach teresting character in Spanish cities. block flve Cluunberinlu.saddlttou tnrbe Ottydt Hastings, thence south taentr iwn roils, mt He stations himself at a principal wrecked the mines by knocking out quires s rather larffe grain of salt 880,000.000. the largest in its history. twenty-nine rod*, north tweawy two n>ds, weal while atOxthe props in the entrances sndletdng one ocearion, it is exchanges a bag of coppers for silver. tie eSh down into them. The mob ford, he asked a few friends to » bach­ Albany', N. Y., May 25.—Gov. Flower By ten o'clock his. bag is exhausted having done »11 powible damage then elor dinner, and to their InUnse sur­ has vetoed the bill to prevent display prise on their arrival proeeed-l to of­ .of foreign flag»\on New iotk public and he goes home. All the servants marched back to Utica. on their way to market get their twelve fer them their overcoats, shake hands buildings, styling; it un-American. money changed by him, as they are with them, and express a hope that of section twenty, town <1 not skillful in counting and afraid of quarter l-mcAOO May 38. Dispatches from had enjoyed themselves. Then seeing ran<e eight wert. Dated, February mb.MM Srraxornxn, Hl.. May 96.—Judge false coins. He .gives them full count, their Astonishment he remembered GaoauE F. Ke> that they were arriving and not de­ Creighton has decided that the sen­ his coppers being obtained from the Ohio. Michigan and bakers', who get rid of their coins at a atorial apportionment acta of 1872 f parting gu .'sts, and a hearty laugh p« that Mrviees in memory of Uwre 1863 and 1898 were valid. _L j diwoinL dor.ng the war ot the rebellion matters to i ights. held in the churches on Sunday. of of Marion Manon «county ---- ---- J the — - iruvernor T-'v.imi ordered WAAJCrVU will cure you \\OU. Hte cause OonevicotYV AvtVevesYs ? Michigan CeKi® l&ls i= IOOO Meals for FiveCents Each person eata an the avera<e >ver l.OOo meals per year. To pro­ perty flavor these would 'require ■aj- 17 cents worth ot Diamond Crystal Salt. Tliir tea trifle great­ er outlay than if the other kind* were used, bat 6 cents would more than cover the difference, and pay (or tho luxury of having Diamond Crystal Salt instead of the other kinds. But the Un portant thinx about it to the finer flavor your food will have and the greater protectloo your health will receive when you ttse the salt uot got It, write to us. If you make butter, investigate our Dairy Holt, there’s money ia IL .Address Diamond Crystal Salt Co., ST. CLAIR, TICrt. SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY! A Great Mistaka A recent discovery Is that headache, d'zzlat .*>, dullness, confusion of t5>o mind, et •„ are due to derangement of the nerve Cf i rcrs which supply tho brain with nerve for. »; thbt indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia, wind in stomach, etc., arise from the ferangcDivnt of the nerve centers supplying these orEaiisuith nerve iluld or force. This teUkerise true df many diseases of the heart and lungs. Tl.v r.i rvi system Is like a telegraph system, as rill be seen by the accompanying cu;. The little vhite lines are ti;c ndrvt-s which com ey she nerve f'-r-e from tho 1 0"' • centers 30 v‘s ry part. Of tho t'xly, just as tho Ch Cirlccurrentte com eyed along t ’* v telegraph wire, to every s’atteu, large or small. Ordinary physicians fall to rvaarfl this fact: instead of treathia the nervecenlers for the cause <*f the dlsordera trikifin therefrom they treat the part affected. Franklin Miles, M. l>.,LL.B.,the highly celebrated specialist and Mudent of nervotw diseaMB, and author o. many noted treatises on the latter RUbj< <t. long since raaliwfl the truth of the Hrst statement, and bis Restorative Nervine }' prepared on that principle. Its success £*rl'lR arising from drranreraent of the nervous system is wondcia ‘Ul as the thousands of unsolicited Ini possession of the company manufac- H a rtU.hU. ly for all nervous dlseaM*. Ruch as H.wlache, nervous debility, prostration. dtexlnoae hysteria, sexual clei i'TYltos dance, epilepsy, etc. It Is wbl by an druggists on & positive guarantee, the nF. ‘mil-s Mitral CO. flek|^teLn^’O9W^llrtO,prlCe’<1 Im’ b°t’ . tlf‘’v(oe **• en>F«®, prepnId. Nervine positively contains no tp-ates or dangerous drugs. " iSC°n„± lndi»D**°^S �Hastings Banner. Thursday, May 31, >894’' MAMHA1X L.COOZ.Mur., TAX HASTINGS, MJO-. rOeTOFFICX, AUeOBT 14. 187V.______ ' EDITORIAL NOTES ■ The supreme failure of the democratic parly to agree upon any tariff policy, at * all consistent with the declarations of tkeir platform, makes it quite necessary that some political afflliaUon or flank move^staent must be inaugurated, to save the partj’ from complete overthrow and ruin. They told the people in their platform that a tariff affording protection to Ameri­ can industries was unconstitutional, and that if the people would entrust them with the full and complete administration of the government, they would wipe out such a policy and give them a tariff for revenue only. Congress was convened in extra session to earn* out quickly, another promise they made, which they told us was to be the panacea for all our national Ills, and start us at ouce on tbe high road to financial prosperity. They said just wipe out tbe Sherman Silver law and all the wheels of-Industry will start as if by magic and the laborers find plenty of emptoyment, in bls accustomed place in the factory. Yet with all these promises, and thc grand results which were to follow, saw the Congress assemble, we heard the loud mouthing of democratic statesmen, and had it not been for republican votes in that Congress, the Sherman law would never have been repealed, and' the tariff bill over which they have wrangled all winter, and amended with over four hun­ dred amendments since it came from the hands of the chairman of the committee so disfigured, that Wilson preferred to go to Texas rather than father a political monstrocity. A tariff for revenue only, they dare not pass, and had tbe democratic party in con­ vention assembled at Chicago had any idea, or hope of such a party victory as came to them in the following November they would never have put it in their plat­ form. The position of the wisest leaders of the party, has disclosed that fact beyond question. The amendments they have in­ sisted upon to the Wilson Bill (which was by no means a tariff for revenue only) is a clear proof, that to adopt such a policy would be simply to arrest the progress and prosperity of the government; therefore we say that the disagreements in the party on the silver question, ou the tariff ques­ tion and every other question nearly. If honest, must break the party in two, and compel them to affiliate with the Free Sil­ ver party, the I’opulists. or something else: but the people should not be deceiv­ ed whatever their party, name oraffiilation may be, they have been weighed in the balance, and found wanting, they prom­ ised the laborer bread, and gave him a stone; they promised the Natihn prosperi­ ty, and gave it adversity, the nightmare of death has settled down on its wonted progress, and there is not intelligence, nor harmony enough In the party to remedy the trouble. We Want Good Money. There Is bat little doubt that the money ~ of this country. Is to play a very impor­ tant part in tbe political battles thgt are to be fought, between contending political parties in the near future, and It will be well for us all, to look carefully over the ground, and give to the subject our best thought, free from ail political or partisan feeling, for It will be agreed we think on ail hands, that money is the life blood of a nation, not republican money, nor demo­ cratic money, but good money. Good Money, then, we consider to be the product of law aad sentiment, wo must have both tbeee to secure the ends, for which a circulating medium ia needed. Many think the fiat of government is all that ia Deeded, and the Greenback craze of several years ago, and the Populist craze of the present day, Is based upon that idea. If we look over this question care­ fully, we wlH aee that sentiment is after all stronger than Xhe-fiat of government, for tbe flat of a government, that public sentiment did not think was strong enough to enforce, would be good for nothing, sc we must bo careful of publie sentiment, and see that the tat idea <f money does not undermine it While tbe fiat of gov­ ernment may make a legal tender, we Additional County News. Devotional Exercises, Rev. Robert Al­ ia®. Address—“Bally Day, Judge J. M. Dav­ Lena Vanatten, who has been quite sick is, of Kalamazoo, and others. ia very much better and will aoon be able Half Fair Heme BwUkiti Excnrelona. to attend to her duties in tbe little Brown Ou May 99th tbe various railways will school house. Decoratiou day will be properly observ­ sell half-fair round-trip SO day stop-off ed Id Middleville. The band wbieh now tickets to polntsiu Minnesota. Dakota and haa 14 members, - with S. Llnski as solo Montana, located bn line of Great North­ eornetlst has been practicing considerable ern Railway. This will give home-seeker’s fur this occasion as they will lead tbe and prospectors a ehanee to visit western points, including tbe famous Red River precession to and from the cemetery. Very fine commencement programs are and Flathead Valleys, us well as the new being sent to the favored ones. H. R. placer gold fields near Glasgow, Chinook and Havre, Montana. One fare for round Pattengiil will deliver the address. The Hastings jr. base ball nine played trip. Apply to your local agent and see a 18 to 12 game ot ball with Middleville that your tickets read via Grand Northern Railway from St Paul westward. . boys last Saturday. 1 plus 1 equals 1. For particulars In­ quire of Arthur Tewksbury after Wednes­ day night Mr. and Mrs. Talbot and daughter, Winnie, spent Sunday in tbe southern part of the county. Middleville. ' Johnstown. Mrs. Eugene Russell, of Bantteld, is very sick. She has been less highly fav­ ored than many of us, having had poor health for a number of years. Mary, daughter of Spencer pickle, died on'Bunday the 27lh. Deceased had long been victim of decease. Corn planting is far from being finished in this section. Speaking for our town, the writer would extend hearty congratulations to Mr. and Mr*. S. R. Willison. of Barry, who have A cream of tarter baking powder. been lately joined In matrimony. Mrs. J. H. Norris, of Comstock, has been Highest of all in leavening strength visiting relatives In Bedford, Baltimore —Latest United States Govern­ and Johnstown. Mr. Ndfris also catneout on Saturday night and returned with his ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., wife the next day. Mow let as think carefully. p have a line of Shoes made by the best known manufac“ ” fine (roods in this country. Grey Bros, Brooks Bros“rCols B^W. C. Lewis Co.. Patrick Cox and the SaCh These Shoes are made upon honor and are deservinglv popular for their wearing qualities. but all first class. Wall St., N._ Y. Belton. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whipple on the 27th.. a son. Mrs. Whipple's sister of Kalamazoo is visiting her this week. John Radford and wife of Climax are the guests ot F. Chamberlain and wife this week. Tom Wells has treated his house to a coat of paint. School closes this week Friday. Henry Robinson and wife of Dowling were in town recently. Emery Mosher Is building an addition to his bam. Mrs. Alice Williams returned from La­ peer Thursday last Al. Snuggs ef Kalamazoo was In town By CoL Pierce ‘twae built, by him ’twu made; last week calling on old friends. Delton will celebrate the grand and A towering land mark, In tbe clothing trade. glorious fourth of July. Tbe following are the list of officers. President D. J. Westfall; Secretary C. F. Moreau; Trees., W. H. Chase, Officers of the day, Felix Chamberlain and John Williams . I wish to correct an error in last week’s Issue that read ’’Barney Norwood’s birth­ day” It should have read “Mrs. Norwood.” It was her 60th birthday. Three candidates were duly Initiated into the mysteries of the order at K. O. T. M. hall Monday evening and yet they have 15 more to serve likewise. Several gentlemen from Banfield Tent visited Barry Tent Monday evening to witness the rocky goat In his tricks. Come again boys. Decoration services were observed as usual this year. The exercises were held at Prairieville instead of Delton. Coxy’s army has disbandoned at this place- No further trouble is anticipated. The brick work on G. R. Main’s bouse is completed. John Williams will’ move tbe post of­ fice Into th«* Arbour store this week, as be has bls permit to do so. No cheap imitations ■ 1 A DECIDED SUCCESS Pure -AND THE As one store. This is a great convenience to our customers and we are pleased to find, is heartily appreciated by them. Your best interest is ours. N2TZ1BLE CpRNER Where Monroe, Canal and Pearl Sts. intersect in Grand Rapids. There stands the Tower Block. Elegance and Comfort FOR $100 For a time its occupant was J. L. Hudson, but now this spring time it shines forth re­ organized, rejuvenated and re-christened. There “Under the Tower Clock” you’ll find the “Col.” in command, with ago Waist is the one that both looks and feels well. Gives grace of riage and figure with All Grades oi Clothing, Atsolute domfort Gash Only. THE GROOM CAME NOT Wedding That Was Postponed A well known printer and ex-newspaper man was to have been married Wednesday night to an estimable young lady, but tbe event has been indefinitely postponed as tbe young man went on a rip-roaring drunk Wednesday, and Wednesday night he was tn a state of woeful inebriety. Although two doctors worked on him he could not be brought to realize the sur­ roundings. The wedding guests had ar­ rived and the minister was waiting pa­ tiently to begin the ceremony but tbe bridegroom came not and the young lady was greatly distressed when she realized her terrible humiliating position. The young man who has been identified with a Traverse City newspaper and also with a Hastings paper has bad a similar experiencs heretofore in this city. He was engaged to be married to a highly estim­ able young lady and a few days before the wedding he became gloriously drunk and in that condition waa escorted to tbe heme of his fair one by a rival The enaagemant was broken off and tbe young lady married tbe other fellow.—Grand Rapids Press. Only a short Ums ago we made note of the fact that we bad received an invitation to tbs wedding of Chas. P. Warner former-' ly editor of the Barry County Democrat, who was to be married to an estimable Grand Rapids young lady. Does this ar­ ticle refer to the Irrepressible Charles? Sunday School Convention i^Xnnaal meeting of the Sabbath School Convention of Hastings and Rutland to be held at the Presbyterian church in the chy of^astlngs, Wednesday, June flth. ^aper- “lufloanee,” by Mrs. Cells Fan­ ack. • DtoeiMkms, led by Mrs. Clement srttb. \ • Recitation, by MIm Gertie Lake. Paper, by MIm Kllza Knowlton. Mazie. BY give us $1.00 and receive the best waist that is made. Conies in White Black or Drab. L. E. STAUFFER PARIS GREEN Our childrens department overflows with practical, dur­ able, yet dainty, tailor made garments, with cut, trim and finish—with quality and style just as -well—just as good— as for men—every bit. Touching clothes for men— do they realize the evolution in fine clothes making, now going on? Some do. For those that don’t, it is well to know right now that, Master For Spraying Fruit Trees, etc. Tailors—Artists—cut, make and trim garments by the thousand, and yet, every GOODYEAR thousand is made with the same exact carefullness as though a single garment Tall, short, stout' and slim IS HEADQUARTERS. men fitted right off—no wait­ ing. London fufdib. Slug Shot The Modern Druaolst, Rogers Peet & Co. lead the Remember that Wall Paper van in making such clothes. is Cheaper than ever This Season. Their Products have fit, el­ egance, finish, wealing qual­ ity and style. They maintain W. n.QOObTEflR the highest standard of hon­ estly tailored, genteel, readyto-wear, Fashionable Business Suits, Dress Suits, Semi-Dress Suits and Overcoats. Every one below Tailor’s prices— often excelling in real worth. Sole agency for the R. P. & We have just put in a Co. in Grand Rapids is at this store. NEW PATTERNS Our Furnishing, Hat and Trunk Departments mean stores full of such ware? for the changing seasons. Our prices meet the present finan­ cial upheaval Don’t forget the application. When a purchase here is not as represented, return it and get your money back, I quick. I organization In Sabbath School wort, by silver, aad tkus have all tba advantage at Rev. Mito Smith. L Mania. F you have not worn this waist, The G.-Q. Chi- all new, very latest patterns, very newest styles at one price, for pSotmlttw on enterUlntMnt: Mr. Maurfe Qrlgsbr, lira. Daniel Slrikw, Mn. Lydia Bort, Mr*. D. G. Bobloaon. Procram. not be compelled to tell, for sueh a legal Mozxnra Sngiox, 9 A. M. Devotional Kxerelaaa, by Bav. Tbomaa 0*1. Addreu ot Wolooma, by Her. A. D. Grlyaby. , Braponse, by Bar. K G. HoUlatar. Appointment ot Commltlaaa. bo silver. riNt JHOE5. W Big Lot . of New Pauerns HOUSE GLEANING The above picture was taken from life. It can be seen most any day and in most any home when cleaning house is in full sway. House cleaning not only reminds the “maa mu of the house" that tat most all of the improbable things will happen, but it also reminds him that NEWGARPETS. NEW CURTAINS. NEW RUGS . . NEW DRAPERIES NW FURNITURE . . , . . Are needed and needed badly. Right here we want to say “don’t hesitate about buying what you need Right Now because wheat is 50 cents a bushel.” We can give you much more now for your money than we could a year ago. You ' want the goods; we want the money. Let’s trade. NN INSPECTION WE SELL 'EM 6AEAF, Out of town folks served I Come in and see them. as though here. Write particulars—You’ll like our I ONDON PURPLE - u way. <, L T--PARIS GRttHj E. 3^ FIERCE, aotmer Furmsker, Mtar. |H* J'S L L wffibMFm3,nKM. Reminder Of those new Patent Spring Pillows is elicited They are just the thing for those troubled with sick headache. They keep the head cool. See one of them—and you’ll buy it A. McCoy. �PERSONAL MENTION. B Hastings anner Thursday, May 31, 1894-_ ^^diy mmU po< has made Its way in­ to Mic higan and II behooves every one to be vaeclnated. Dr. Lathrop baa jnst re­ Guy Johnson of MWdleviUe was in tbe ceived a fresh supply of vaccine pointe. city this week. Go and get vaccinated. Mrs. Miles Main has gone to Dakota for P.IHek W.ten, father of Luke and I an extended visit* Taos. Waters, of this city, died Tuesday , Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Tower were in night of catarrh of the bladder, aged 77 Grand Rapids Monday. years. He was an old pioneer and a Miss Kittle Coffleld of Grand Rapids man was highly respected. spent Sunday in the city. John Bessmer informs ns that thc tower Mra. Franz Willison of Eaton Rapid*, clock stopped last week because the rain had rusted tiie hands together, and because was in the city tWs week. Bishop Giliaspie of Grand Rapids was several who had subscribed hadn’t yet paid their subscription. This ism right. In tbe city last Thursday. CL D. Beebe wu la the eity tost week. vv. R- COOK. Local Editor. qiVE US fl SHOW With onf low prices and good goods. — WALL PAPER J. W. Bentley te In Cadallac and Reed City this week on business. —AND— Hon. A. G. Butler of Bellevue was In tbe city Saturday and Bunday. . pronounce it as being an exceptionally fine one, and one from which a jury could draw no wrong conclusions, It was entire­ Mrs. Myrta Clofk ot Grand Rapids is tbe ly unbiased, unprejudiced, and equally guest of her oouslii Miss Belle Llanfly. lair for the prisoner and people. We re­ Mrs. Anna D. Mason spent Sunday In gret that we could not print it in fulL ’ Nashville with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hale. Decoratiou Day passed off very satis­ Paris Green, London Purple, Sulphate of Copper, Bug Finish and Slug Shot. A.’, nt f«r Copper Sheep Di: and Halbs-’Horn Killer. ER&D L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. REDUCED RATES AT THE KENT GRAND RAPIDS. OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT. KATES 81.25 per day. Rooms 5o cents, Mva .cents, Steam Heat. BEACH A BOOTH. LOCAL NEWS. - CIRCULATION ‘ 95 quires. This week, Hereafter, changes for advertisements •n : ’ reach this office Tuesdays at latest to injure insertion in the issue of the week when brought. iritumed bat for T5c. at Soule’s A bargain in untriinmed bats for u: Soule's Baazar.* 25c. Laue bottles of the finest oil made for or.I for 25c at T. Phillips’. Old papers for house cleaning-, and -helves a big bundle, five cents. X.iy all of this week? correspondences will Im.- found (on inside local pat?. Soule & Snnare selling millinery cheaper than any other firm in the county. A few pieces of ginghams. and sumjner dr«oas cheap at Soule’s Baazar. Bartel, the forger, was sentenced to ten jcars in Jackson at hard work, to day. 5 all an-Christmas ifor the latest styles in photos. He guarantees satisfaction. Needles for all machines and nt prices to suit the times. T. Phillips. ! Dandu Ridina Perfection In Everu Way. "We intended to print th? whole of Judge Smith’s charge to the jury but we lacked several columns of having space enough. The attorneys Interested on both sides Anna Hetherington of Grand Rapids II visiting her parents In the city Window Shades, CORN CULTIVATORS Mrs. John Cole (and son Eddie went to factorily In' this city yesterday. Il threat­ Chicago Monday Io visit Frauk Cole who ened rain all day, I but the fates were pro­ pitious and not a drop fell. Tbe decorat­ Is at school thereJ ing of the soldiers graves occurred as is Capt. W. H. Cabot of New York city customary In the morning. In the after­ visited old friends and acquaintances In noon the program was carried out on the the city last week. fair ground. Congressman Henry Thomas Harry Walker and Mrs. B. A.\ Walker of Allegan, who represents our district in and children of Martin, have been visiting Congress gave a very able and inspiring relatives in the city. speech. The boy choir of the Presbyierian Mrs. Timothy Burk of Hastings is visit­ church rendered the music, which was ing ber brother, L. Anderson of east Ran­ greatly enjoyed, as their music always Is. Dr. Thomas delivered his address In front som street—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Mrs. Annie Ickes left for Eaton Rapids of the grand stand which was filled wjth Thursday, where she will make a three a large audience. We shall publish ex­ weeks visit with her brother Rev. J. L. tracts from It in our next week’s issue. The number of graves decorated in all Ickes. * Miss Alta Richards and nephew Brainard three cemeteries this year were sixty nlue. have arrived from Middleville and will During the past year not one death has occurred from Use ranks of Fitzgerald make their home with the lattera father R. Post, a most remarkable fact when you B. Richards this summer. consider the advanced age of the tnajority Dr. D. E. Fuller and wife ot Hastings 1 of the members. spent Sunday with D. R. Green, Seminary Tbe famous Vanderpool trial is stil। street. He Is en route to California to at­ fresh In the memory of tbe older Inhabit­ tend the American Medical society meet­ ants of the city. Several times recently we ing.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. have been asked if Vanderpool was still The following persons from Watson, alive and clip the following Interesting Allegan county were registered at the item concerning him from the Kalamazoo American House during the Tefft trial: News:—The Big Rapids Evening Bulletin Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Tefft. W. S. Tefft, of May SlObas the following: George Bertie Tefft. Ethel Tefft, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vanderpool of Manistee Field murder L. Hughes, A. E. Newcomb. M. Tefft, W. notoriety twenty-four years ago. was in H. Johnson, J. J. Brooks, F. A. Taylor, Big Rapids yesterday, looking as though Walter Weston. Alpha Nicholas, Edwin Father Time and King Fortune used him Myers, Henry L. Johnson, J. E, Kenyon. well. He is now residing on the old home­ stead in New York. He is still a commer­ All millinery goods can be bought at cial traveler, and makes Michigan each year. Ho talked freely with an old ac­ cost. Miss Alice Hall.. Hats, ribbons, flowers, plumes and tips quaintance .over the Manistee tragedy, and i referred with pleasure to recently meeting ' at cost. Miss Alice Hall.’ tbe man wKo drove him from Manistee to 319.50 buys a high arm, high grade Ludingtgn^wnroute for Jackson prison, four drawer sewing machine at T. Phil­ that terrible cold night following his con­ lips’. viction. and which, but for Mr. Greene’s tZfbe handle of a stump puller flew up humanity would have cost him his life. and struck Oscar Spencer on the bead last It will be remembered Vanderpool had week. It took nine stitches to sew the three’trials. The last one in this city. wound together. It was a pretty close call where he was aqultted. for him. A fellow dressed as an old farmer came Lost or stolen—A note given by G. A. in with “Onr Country Cousin” troupe Sat­ Barber, dated Richland. Jane 1st. 1893. urday and caused considerable amusement All persou^are warned against purchas­ on the street, especially to those who ing such note. did not “catch on”. I>r. Bennett Hastings Division will take a mess tent Michigan Successful ^pedalist will be Alter June 2nd. all millinery goods are to Washington next August together with at tbe Hastings house Sunday June 3rd. to In • dd at cost Miss Alice Hall. Go see him when here for be cures cooks and will prepare their own meals. Asthma and Hay fever and they remain lh>ct forget the entertainment given by Barber Busby will also go with the boys so. Talks free in German and English. Mi— George anil pupils at the opera house nnd look after their tonsorlal necessities. June 6th. The Beauty of Niagara This season will be great for a large Miss Alice Hall wishes to Invite tbe at­ apple erop, Money can be made on cider can never be described and it has never been pictured so adequately and satisfac­ tention of all ladles to call and bay bats at and vinegar. The Hastings Engine and torily as in the splendid portfolio just Is­ wholesale. i ' , ' 1 Iron works have a complete set of Ratch­ sued by the Michigan Central. “The Ni­ Look on the Inside local page for the1 et Cider Press Screws and fixtures for agara Falls Route.” It contains fifteen large plates from tbe very best instantan­ greater share of this weeks county oorres- sale cheap. eous photographs, which cannot be bought pondences. .! On account tells Bros. circus at Kala­ for as many dollars. All these tan be bought for ten cents at the Michigan Cen­ Lost—A Knights of Pythias charm. mazoo, Friday, June 1st, the C. K. & S. tral Ticket Office. Finder will be rewarded by returning same will aell excursion tickets at rate of >81.00, children 50 rente tor the round trip. to thia office. (Sir Knight* Take Notion. Tickets good returning not later than No. Op Jane 17th. at S p. m. Col. R. Fin ley P. A. Sheldon has received the plan fori Smiley will deliver an address at Mudge’s 1, June 2nd. B. J. H ctfmax, Agent. . his new residence, and will commence its Opera on the subject of The Church vs Bentley, Tomlinson Jk Rider are making secret soclties. this being the occasion of erection soon. a specialty of shingles. They have tbe JSth. Anniversary of the K. O. T. M. Painting, paper banging and hard wood Sir Knights turn out bring your badges finishing.’ Inquire of W. S. Nelson, 113 shingles at a dollar a thousand, which are and flowers as we will decorate the graves not worth half the money, also others West State St. of oar deseased Bros, on this date. warth double tbe price asked. You will C. G. Smith R. K. 1). W. Pblllippy'of Kalamazoo is here have to see them to know anything about B. I*. Sewahd Com. rustling among the boys in the interest of them. They can please everybody. ■the Royal Arcanum. The World’* Fair Portfolio, Tne medical fraternity have a new com­ Part 17, is out It contain^ fifteen fine, Now the Tefft trial is over-we hope to petitor In the field of expert testimony, large bait-tone platen ot Niagara Faile and !»e able to give our usual attention to the During the Tefft trial one of tbe neighbors other Gem, ot American Scenery. Fnoe, regular departments of the paper. of the dead man testified that when be got 10 cents,—no eonpone. Don’t miss It. It Is so cheap becaase the Michigan Central, tbe The Woodland nine played with there “rigger” mortis was just setting In. Hastings at th e fair grounds Friday. 'Tho When asked to define wb»t rigor mortis Is “The Niagara Falla Route,” wants e.erybody to know something ot Niagara’s marscore was 7 to 9 in favor of Woodland. he said it was “a kind of thickening of rellous beauty. Call at Michigan Central ticket office, or eend by mall tn Frank J. We can furnish duplicates from Heath’s the blood.” Bramhall. Ad,. Agent, 403 Monadnock old negatives on short noUee. Married at the residence of tbe brides Block, Chicago. J. H. Christmas. parents in the Township of Hastings, Church and Society. Samuel Swlkert aged 70 years died at May 24, 1884 Mr. Charles E- Mowrer of Tbe Bev. A. D, Grlgaby will deliver a the home of James Prosser in the 4th. Three Rivers, Mich, and Miss Edith M. leetnre next Sunday evening on Savonaro­ ward Tuesday of dropsy and was buried Havens, the Rev. J. W. Bancroft officiat­ la orator Monk, reformer, and Florence, yesterday after noon under the auspices ing.—Tbe Banxkr unites with the many tbe gay, tbe beautiful, tbe corrupt. Ser­ of the Spiritualists. friends of the bride, in this eity, in ex­ vice. at 7JW. Alteration tn aervloea on and after The fact that Hiram Rogers is selling tending moat hearty congratulations. We el Ip the following from the Society Thursday next; Prayer meeting at 7.»y; more furniture, carpets and draperies than Sunday evening, 7.80; T. P. S. C. E. fi.30. Column of the Chicago Herald, which will ever before Is evidence that bls prices and To the sisters of Barry Co. Interested in goods are low. He has a store full of• be of interest to the many friends in this the Woman's Christian Temperance Un­ bargains and It will pay you to took them city of tba gentleman mentioned: The ion: I am thankful to report from tbe engagement Is announced of Fred Standtah State Convention at Ann Arbor, that we over. ..... -___ -t-ii— than owr lw>rr>rp.. i Ken 4 eld to Miaa Amy Sweeny, of Rock Attend the Elocutionary Entertainment given by MIm George and her class at tbe. island, the wedding to take pl*® ,n “We need a higher taltb, a stronger eourOpera House; Wednesday evening June• early falL Mr. Kenfield to well known in age, and more prophetic vision then tbo Cnra.de woman er.r knew^ 6th. Fine music by Local talent. Admis- south ride social circles. W« o»ll the attention ot our reader, to - *ion 85 cents. School Scholars 15 cento. Co. President. 8 .ats reserved at Heath's Drug Store. j—a— On the Inside local page will be found Ira VanValkenburg.8 adv. for the MeOormisk Reapers and Mowers. They art the • al’. — natrons. When yoa want marble or Lxtnrop. Lathrop. joronsou. Bronoon. vanArman. . best made and received highest award at patrGHB. nuru jv. Mr Meaaer, and Mlaaes Ollie Lathrop the Worlds Fair. All interested should granite work of any klad or description and Mary Powers. Sapper served hrPar• ............ ........... JI -k.ea.Mhr than VOU ish bouse from 5 until 7. All are invited. examine them at Mr. Van’s afore before buying. QOObYEAR BROS. ' ! * ' ' . HARDWARE 1HPLEHERT5. “The Law Has Nobodu Murdered Dr. Gronin. 01 GhlGaDO”-^ We are now to suppose that Dr. Cronin hit himself with a club.stabbed himself with a knife, and shot himself with a revolver. Having done that he picked up his cadaver, walked with it to s manhole,, tiirust himself into the same and did various other things that a corpse never did before. We don’t see how he ever accomplished it. There are a good many people who don't see how it is pos­ sible for us to offer the bargains we are now offering, but we are not only offering them but bargain hunting people are taking advantage of them. They appreciate the fact that they don’t often have the opportunity of getting $5.00 Ladies or Gents’ shoes for $3.00. It is an absolute fact that to close a certain line of goods we are sacrificing more than our profit to make room for other goods. These bargains are new, stylish goods and they’ll wear. We can’t afford to deceive you and expect to /lo business We are here to stay. All that we will ask is for yoii to call and inspect. The goods sell themselves. Yours truly, W. H. SPENCE. K. K QKflNT. �cAPrr.il THEOUBLMWEIir “Don’t, Savannah.” cried Mary, “A small steel bar," he said. shrinking from th® words as if the •There’s not such a thing in the house By Arthur VV. Marchmont, B. A. that I know of. Where do you mean?" other bad struck her. “Ah, I thought that wouldn’t suit She told him all, except that she had you," she said, the smfle on her bandfound blood stains on it; he repeated Ms some face growing less hard. “But denial of any knowledge of the thing, what is it?" and she fixed a keen, in­ and was full of surprise at what she quiring look on Mary’s face. ‘ said. “I want you to tell me exactly when “ Did you ever get hold of thc papen Out of all the confusion of thought and where you left Tom on Friday one determination came. She would relating to that money affair?” she nighk" said Mary, thinking it best to ■ec Tom. get the whole of the facta asked him. “One of them was around go straight to the point from him and then try to judge of the the bar." “Who says I was with him at all? •‘I never saw them except in Mr. chances. And how come you, of all others, to Early the next morning she went to Coode’s hands on Friday afternoon. ask me for information?" the police station, and succeeded in Certainly I never took them." “Tom has told me all that paeaed," “It is strange, very strange,’” replied making arrangements to see him be­ said Mary. C fore the case came on before the mag­ Mary. “Another thing I told you— <4Oh, Tom has told' you all that that a witness swears you were close istrates. passed," replied the other; mockingly. to the mill on Friday night. You To her dismay, however, she was not “ And If Tom has told you, what do permitted to see him alone. She spoke were seen breaking in somewhere you want to nome to me for, eh? Don’t to the police sergeant who was to be ’ about ten o’clock, and that a handker­ you think your bonny lover has told present, asking him to leave them to­ chief of yours was found close by the you the truth? Is that it? I don’t very spot Can you suggest anything gether. suppose he has, for that matter. All “We are lovers," she said, simply; to show where this mistake can be men lie," she added, laughing insult­ and she looked so piteous that the man cleared up?" “Certainly, I can. Savannah henelf ingly. —who himself was unmarried and in “Will you tell me what I ask?" said will prove that I was not near themilL love—was touched. I did not leave her on the Presbnrn Mary, after a pause in which she had “I must carry out my instructions; fought down her temper. but—" and here he looked cunningly at road until past ten; and then I’d six “Yee, if you want to spy on him. her—“I ain’t got eyes in the back of my miles to walk back to Walkden Bridge. But you won’t draw me into any lies. head, and whispering ain’t forbidden." That is clear enough." I wasn’t with Mm at all," said Savan­ “And the neckerchief?" Thus Mary gained her ujpy despite nah, steadily, as she looked Mary “ I gave it to her," he said. “ I gave it the law. and when the lovers met they straight in tbe ewhad an eager, whispered conference. to her some days before—one night bro m ooxruim).] She told him what Reuben Gorringe when we were walking together"—he had said about a lawyer. Then she made the confession shamefacedly and reluctantly — “ and she had not re ­ Electric Bitten. questioned him. “You must tell me what passed on turned ik" This remedy is becoming so well known “You gave it to ^avannah?" cried and so popular as to need no special that Friday night, Tom." “I Uld you I would rather not, Mary, somewhat excitedly. “But if mention. All who have used Electric you gave it to Savannah now came it Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A Mary.” he answered. “But my dear, I must know. It in the mill that night?" she asked. purer medicine does not exist and It Is must all be made known. You will “It is reckoned as proof of your hav­ guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. Electric Bittern will cure all diseases of have to account for all your time on ing been there at a wrong time on a the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, wrong errand. What about Savannah?" that Friday might." bolls, salt rheum and other afflictions Tom looked at his companion, and Tom hung his head, as if ashamed to caused by Impure blood.—Will drive his face was pals. speak. malaria from the system and prevent as “ I have been asking myself that ques ­ “You’ll hate me, lass, when you well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure know, and may be turn from mo; and tion ever since you told me yesterday ot headache, constipation and Indigestion then I won’t have a friend left in the at Manchester about the scarf having try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction been found," he said. guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price whole blessed world.” “I’m sorry to interrupt you two," 50 cu. and 81.00 per bottle at W. H. Good­ “Tom, Tom, don’t even hint such a said the police sergeant, turning and year’s drugstore. thing. Who should be your friend if not I, your promised wife? Tell me coming to them; “but time’s more than up." all.” Mrs. Pho*be Thornes of Junction City. . “Good-by. Tom, then," cried the “I was with Savannah all that even­ girl, throwing her arms around his Ill., was told by her doctors that she had ing." consumption and that there was no hope The words came out slowly and re­ neck and kissing him passionately1 and for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings* New luctantly, as if dragged against his hastily. “Keep heart, dear, and we’ll Discovery completely cured her and she soon have things all cleared. God bless will. says It saved her life. Mr. Thomas Eg­ “With Savannah!’* cried Mary, in you, sweetheart," and with a smile of gers, 189 Florida St. San Francisco, suf­ loving confidence she hurried away. astonish ment, fered from a dreadful cold, approaching The chief thought in her mind was consumption, tried without result every* “I’d best tell you the lot, my lass, and then you’ll see why I’ve been that at last all fear of Savannah's in­ thing rise than bought one bottle of Dr. ashamed to mention it. After you and fluence was at an end, and being a Kings’s New Discovery aud in two weeks I parted, anti I had promised to stop woman that assurance gave her infin­ wtf\cured. He Is naturally thankful. It b such results of which these are samples, and face out the matter of the money, ite pleasure. Then she puzzled over tvhat could that prove the wonderful efficacy of this I meant to keep my word. I did, in­ deed—” Mary kissed him to let him possibly lie the meaning of that neck­ medicine In coughs and colds. Free trial found---where it was. If bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. feel that iwa wiu-a. ntc she believed uffusuvvu uuu and juiynve forgave erchief ------------- being ---------------------—.. him—“I waite<l a bik and then started I H meant anything serious to Savannah, Regular size 50c. sad 81.00. a to go to the mill, as I told you I would, | to have a talk over the matter with i Mr. Coode. I was going there when 11 met Savannah. I don’t know how it» is. but she has always hat! a sort of in- ■ fluence over me. I don’t know what it is. When I’m away from her, I can’t ■ understand myself; but when I’m with * her, she can make me do pretty much what she pleases." ’ “She shall never do that again, Tom,” whispered the girl, pressing his arm. “She stopped me going and made me go with bar instead. We staved near ] her cottage for a time, and presently ! we walked away—I don’t know what1 time—and went along the Pres bum ’ road half-way to the town, I should think; and then—well, I can’t tell you . all that passed. I don’t rightly know myself, I fancy. But the old idea and longing to run away came over me. She said she knew about the robbery of the money and that I was disgraced if I stayed in the place; aad-Arell, my lass, it’ll hurt you to hear me say it, maybe; but you wanted me to tell the truth—she made me promine to go away with her for good, and I was that beside mvself that I was hot and eager for her to do ik" “What, then?" asked the girl, who waa trembling in dread of what had yet to coma. “I must have been mad, lass, I think. Anyway, I did just what she told me, and asked never a question. She told me to go back and get such things as I cart'd to. have with me, and then to walk over to meet her at Presburn and to go on to Manchester by the early morning train." low, trembling voice. “We parted at a spot close about three-quarters of the way to Presbnrn —it must have been somewhere about ten o'clock. I was home thia side of midnight—and I’ve never seen her words tt> my father to prepare Mm for what bt would bear of my running come out—and got away out of tbe house aaqatiek ue possible. I thought you might be coming, and I dursen’t rushed back as nothing of Savannah. I lingered about the streets all through the night ntfi the dawn, and with the earliest train honor." The telling had been painful enough for them both; and at the close Mary thought. Then she lifted her arms suddenly and threw them round the She clung to Mm thus until she re­ turning Ma bead to look round. Rh« would be sure to deny that Tom had ever given it to her. The same reasoningiappHed to her evidence about tbeir having been together in the evening and until so late; and Mary pondered long and anxiously over the beSt of approaching the girl with view of getting from her the truth. She resolved resolved to to see see Savannah Savannah witbwitbShe out a moment’s delay, and for this pur­ P080 went 10 the Otter’s cottage. She was at thc mill, and Mary went and waited where she knew Savannah would pass. The latter waa in on irritable and an8Ty mood. “Yon ’look mighty doleful -• there. ’* — Mary," began Savannah. “One would think you’d been out begging and had had a precious bad day." “Well, they would be sight as to the latter thought," answered the girl. “It has been a bad day for me. I am in grievous trouble. Savannah." “All about a man, too, who just plays fast and loose with you. eh? Give him up, lass, give him up." w “ . v , . .*. • Mary a d»ek crimsoned w>tb anger kr.nt. her temrvy atL the sneer, but site she kept temper under control and made no answer. “Olx, but we can flare up scarlet, to be sure, when anybody gives us a bit — 1 —J _ _ of good advice which ___ we.1don’t_ want... to take.” said Savannah again, with a forced, boisterous laugh. “Ah, beta a I Hid ’un, Mary; a regular bad ’un," and she laughed again. Mary walked on by the other’s side without retorting, though her heart burned within her till she almost felt as if she could have struck Savannah. “It’s poor work jesting when one is in sore straits," she said, quietly. Savuqnah’s reply to this was another laugh. “Where’s the good of fretting and worrying. I should like to know? All tbe tears in the world cant stop the making of a good hemp rope. Bah, I’ve no patience with your sickly senti­ mental weep, weep, weep. Take the world ae it goes, say I, and leave it when the time oomea; but don’t go about fretting and fooling and crying." When they reached the door of Sa­ vannah’s cottage she turned and faced her companion. "Don’t come in if you cant look a bit more oheerfuL Pvc no mind to- The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction -** ofiQoney refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. t Bad Axe citizens have raised 81.000 for the races Joly* 4th. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Paw Paw has shipped water cress this season. 800 cases or Fennville has a bicycle club. LlalTs Hair Renewer cures dandruff and all scalp affections; also all cases of bald­ WS8 ness where tbe the glands which fee feeds the root, ot tbe hslr are not dosed up. Coal has been found at Caseville. rr^, ........ It Is- a.. great_____________ mistake to suppose that „ a Mmple tonic gives strength; it only atimuIn tan tl... - * lates the stomach to ----renewed action. To impart real strength the blood must be purified and enriched, and this can only be done by such a standard alterative as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Tho Pinckney pickle factory has failed. Eczema causes an Itching so persistant as to produce, not only sleeplessness, but, at times even delirium. Local appliestiocs will not remove the cause, which Is Impure blood. Ayer's Sarsaparilla cures this disease by cleansing the blood and eradicating all humors. Dillon township fourth of July. will celebrate the Nation'. Utwtnrtw. They Are Dotnff. and ntifATK. Wemuwswx. »*•» grwpha ot the metal aobodnle of the Sriff biU were diapoaed of in the aenate yesterday after eight honra of de- h'waamssTOK, May St.-Senator Gor­ man defended the tariff bill in a apeech In tbe acnate yesterday. A motion hy Senator Teller to lay the Mil on tbe table waa defeated by a atrict party rote of sa to 3S. Senator Kyle (pop., S. D ) introduced a resolution, which went orer, declaring It the senae ot the ann­ ate that the United Statea ahould not use force for the purpose of restoring to tbe throne the deposed queen ot the Sandwich islands or of destroying the existing goremment; that the pror*’ aional government having been duly recognised highest national interests require that it shall pursue Its own line of policy- w Washing tom, May 25.—At the open­ ing of the session of the senate yestei^ day Senator Kyle urged the passage of his resolution declaring that it was not the purpose of the t'ailed States to use force to restore Lilinokalani aa qnecn of the Hawaiian island*, but it went over for the day. The tariff bill was further considered. Wasiuxgtox, May 26. — Senator Kyle’s Hawaiian resolution was con­ sidered again for half an hour in the senate yesterday but no actiorf waa taken. Tbe tariff bill was farther dis­ cussed. Washixgtox, May 28.—In the senate on Saturday Senator Hill (N. Y.) again attacked the tariff bill and was bitter in depouncing the income tax. A bill was introduced providing that all per­ sons who receive pensions less than 919 per month shall have their pen­ sions increased to that amount, and special provision is made that no wid­ ow’s pension shall be less than 912. Washixotox, May 23.—In the house yesterday in thc committee of the whole the section of the legislative ap­ propriation bill providing for the civil service commission was stricken out by a strictly party vote of 109 to 71. The committee on the election of the presi­ dent and vice president voted to make a favorable report on the bill provid­ ing for the election of the president by a direct vote. Wasbixotox. May 34.—The house yesterday continued its onslaught on the civil service commission by strik­ ing out of the legislative appropria­ tion bill the paragraph transferring department clerks to the classified * service. A bill was favorably reported providing a fine of 8300 and impriaoument as a penalty directed at any ex-soldier who postdates his voucher for pension before the 4th ;of the month. Wabiumgtox, May 25.—The amend­ ment to the legislative appropriation bill to strike out the provision for con­ tingent expenses of the civil-service commission was voted down in the house yesterday and the measure was passed. The bill to incorporate the supreme lodge of Knight* of Pythias was also passed, and a resolution was adopted setting aside Saturday, June 22, for eulogies on the late Representa­ tive Houk, of Ohio. Wamhikgtom, May BA—In the house yesterday the time was occupied in the discussion of an omnibus resolution from the committee on war claims, grouping together thirty-seven claims for cotton, etc.. aggregating 81,040,000. Washington, May 28.—Thc bill to remit the 10 per cent, tax on clearing* house certificates and other note* issued by private and state banking associations was discussed in the house on Saturday. Vajtoouvbr, B. a, May 96.—Nearly tbe whole of the Royal City planing mills at New Westminster was con­ sumed by fire Friday evening. Despite the heroic efforts of the firemen the shingle mill, the machine shops and plant, the box factory, three engines, four boilers, lumber rucks, lumber piles and a wharf were destroyed. The loss is estimated at 9100,000. The fire orig­ inated in tbe furnace room. Tiy if once and you will-like fhousands of other housewives - use no other. Santa Claus soap the BesiPurest- mostEconomicai KKJEMRBANK COMPANY^® Reduced <r.m •rum - Emy greet wHscI Is UUs sp by Ito Fsrea atos It ssloreily coast Irt© 0W»Uc sttsstisa **4 Is trestW by tbs best setberiUes, without repn! to pirtiM or creeds. It will keep say ttoofbtfsl reeder informed on tbe tasks and problaat -I .1—* .. ■ - I. AJ--I 4m* ' Tb« Forara has hitherto beea pro•*n too high In price lor the masses of rooden of thoughtful Utentare SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. The Fonm to bow at cheap at the Bagazites of sere eatertiiantol. THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE GREAT BEVKWE Tbe Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. 35c. n Copy. $3 • Yenr. TheNew York WjWb Omasa, Neb., May M—Six yean, ~o hr an* Mh D A T>______ Louis foundling hospital, St Louis, Mo. His footer parents have since j}1®*’ h*“ beoB deol*r®d their A Sand Beach firm has shipped 15.000 pounds of wool this season. CHANGE OF LIFE. seriously; and followed tbe girl Into tbe cottage. “If you had one whom you Jo*ed lying dangerously Lil, you would not feel bright and joyous," said Pmtmi, la th, tarorite remedy d urlng the chum ot lite, a< Il not only puilatw the disagreeable symptoms during the “why notr said the other. “Wlmt ordeel. but gnards the ryatem from to it to me if others die? What care 1? UTtot the many cbnmle allmenta which an HaWhat would they care if I were dying? on to aet in. Fe-rn-aa promptly nllerea Not the rush of a shuttle. Why should the nerrooaneaa. aleeplamneea. throbbing, I eare for them? Do you think the hemorrhage, ruah ot blood to the haiS ItKllieatlon. painful menatroathought of dying frighten* me? Psh! none but fools are frightened to die— ’“nt •peU*' tna It or to see others die either. I'm not. which moat of theae patlenta Buffer. I like to eee death." She turned her acta aa a prerenUn agalnM dropay. heart abneae, enlanement of tbe Unr. and kMeerdUeeaee. which are co frequently shone with a hard cruel light Then acquired at thia time. eqoeuuy she gave a sneering laugh as she add­ Mra. Dlley A. Maaoa, at While Wright ed: “But there, what’s the use talking Texaa, aeya In a letwr te Or. Harta?„: 1 wan a Batterer from the chance of death, I suppose F' J thonffht I had ererythlng. 1 “d “* '* K<u«-lta am*Bdaotokm denying th* power of the oommfarnioti to ootnped th* attendance and testimony ONE YEAR Ppodnct*on of books and papws was overruled by the iup»«M court. * FOR ONLY 11.00, CASH IF ADVANCEmatoh £ chumSoo- L**k'sr' 10' Address all’orders to THE HARTTNOS BANNER. °Ob>d» �Hastings Banner "published Thursday* by grede they will take can ud oantlon not tn Injure tb« tree, in front ot Mid lorn Girt baby at the re-ldenee ot Almont ,to‘« ’■«*’ •« —h *hR*r,»K tree trade *»' 'rom M« Boek of Merino ebee,. One °’!h , al the Mouth HASTINGS, MICH. ’h"p to shear. But after ■»« Moved by AM Tinkler that tbe above will commence at the bead i. usual !'DUK>n* Grange was en, report be accepted and adopted. tertained by Prairieville Grange last FrlMotion prevailed. -onkle BROS. Aye^-Bennett, Busby. Hick, time 1*nd Interesting Tunsorikl Artists. Oebont, Tinkler and Water..’ cl ,., .-rut «lo«r east of Lunn’s TMtar Shop. man, Sty.—None. T?..': iXst style* of hair enu Our shaves Moved by Aid. Hick, that the WH of H Will /’rt y-u. Give us a trial Terms reaaon,r0“ h*re *>•” been attending J. Grant of *35.15 be rejected. Carried Ayes— Bennett, Busby, Hicks, court this week. AMESM. BAUER, > Memorial services were held at tbe hall Huffman, Osborn, Tinkler snd Waters , Auctioneer. Sunday. Nays—None. Hastings. • • - Mich. The ssloonlst bond of Byron tMeklnson ,1^"°™“'°“ d*J' ’*• observed at Barry­ if you arc going to have an auction IV kind. Have had large experience with ample suritlea In the suin of 33000 <tve you satisfaction. Terms reaeon- presented and read. , ’“"""'I,"*'""for ,lll» elrerib will Moved by Aid Osborn that the bond be oeneld at Maple Grove, next Sunday. j. PALME1TER. J. M. SMITH. accepted and approved. Castleton. Carried Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Selah Noyes wan at Charlotte Monday Huffman, Osborn, Tinkler and Watere. LAW, COLLECTIOX AMD RKAI. ESTATE on business. OFFICE. OF Nays—None. M£e’}JetH£rt Who ,s vts,l,°K *’• 9,8ter PALMERTON * SMITH . The following aocts. audited. Mrs. I). M. Hosmer, bad a stroke of para­ M. C. R. R. Co., freight Cou\evanclng a specialty. 8 78.45 lysis one day last week and Is very low at Woodland, Mich Hocking Fuel Co., coal 32.56 this writing. Jas Murphy, ctg. and labor 16.15 w"|rnMUfb|Wn °f flel,OTue ls a «UMt of M M. Woodmansee. Jas. Cbarwood 6.75 S. Howe 1.20 Mrs. Fred Barnum is visiting friends at I.AW mid COLLKCT1OX OFFICE. F. Bennett .60 Yankee Springs. Ed. Holbrook All business promptly attended to. 2.50 H. C. Bullock of Detroit is visiting hto BCelley, labor 1.50 Uncle Asa Noyes and other relatives in > ,»r.i Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. ar Bros., labor and suppllee 9.05 this vicinity. Arthur C. ©enlaoD. runs, repairs on lamp .50 Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Coe have returned Ml-.AKT. KNAPFEN & DENISON. novan, resting hose 9.85 from a visit to Battle Creek friends. LAWYERS. e. testing hose 2.85 Several from here attended the funeral E.mih ril-51* Michigan Trust Co. Wdjt.. kldmore * 1.50 of Valeria Kill at Barryvllle Saturday, Grand Rapid*. Michigan. 11. Jones, ctg. .15 Miss Ettle Knoll and mother of Sebrwa, Levi Houfstetter, ctg. .40 are visiting at F. W. Knoll’s. ALICE KIRK; M. D„ C. Bishop \ .40 , Physician and Surgeon. • Mrs. Mabel Sprague of Sunfield waa a S. Wiley, labor .08 guest of Mrs. C. C. Price Saturday. ll-i-iliigs. - - Mich. jptly attended day or night. OfGeo. Brace, labor 5.00 Claudius Price has returned from a visit •toweb's boot and shoe store fln M. McPharlln, labor 4.50 to Carlton friends. Ed. Brock. Burying dog 1.00 1 AMI S A. SWEEZEY. Wm. H. Beadle, street work J Attorney at law. 13.80 Pleasant Valley. Louie Beadle and team, at. work 17.10 Hastings. Mich. Frost Monday night. J. Mullen and team, st work 12.70 J’.-n •ticca iu all courts ot the state. CalE. Lockhart and wife and brother at­ Fred Beadle and team, st work 3.00 tended the funeral of Wm. Carbongh in lect\in> promptly attended to. D. Wolcott, at work fl. 10 Orange. Ionia Co. Monday, May 28. M. Custer, st work w3.15 ..w KlK.JL LATHROP. D. Elliston comes to the front with a George Hagidorn and team st. work 3.00 new team. Homoepathic Physician and F. Ryersun, at work Surgeon 6.75 J. Parmatler built a new fence In F. Fifield and team st work 6.90 front of his farm. Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New A. Hurney, st work 6.75 Dnis Store. J. Oversmlth has his hew bam done. Wm. Tennyck, st work 7.60 AL’ calls promptly attended to. Geo. Cramer, st work Prairieville. ZY a- SCRIBNER. M. D., Geo. Garner, st. work 3.15 Frankie McDonald accompanied her V. Physician and Surgeon, Moved by Aid. Hicks that the accts, ____ __ be aunt Mrs Boynton to Mattawan on Satur­ Delton, • Mich. allowed and orders drawn on respective day last and will stay for an indefinite Office hi residence, one block east of depot. funds for same. time. Carried Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Geo. Hazen has gone North to work in A. A C. H. BARBER Huffman, Osborn, Tinklerand Waters. the Interests of the Williams Windmill . Physicians and Surgeons. Co. of Kalamazoo. Calls In city or county responded to with Moved by Aid. Hicks the bill of W. H. Miss Mary Smith visited friends at promptness, 'day or illght Goodyear be referred to the Fin. com. Hastings over Sunday. Rev. Van Antwerp went to Plainwell Carried Ayes — All. A. SHELDON, Moved by Aid. Hicks that the Recorder last week. Abstract and Real Estate Office. be Instructed to notify the C. K. & 8. R The W* F. M. S. met at the M. E. church Abstract Block. Hasting?. Mocii-y to loan on Real' Estate Real Estate R. Co. to repair washout at bridge on on Wednesday last. snid ou coiainljwlon. General conveyancing. State St and to fill hole in BL near Jack Tbe storm last Thursday took down a Having a complete set of Abstract Hook*, com­ portion of the wall of Mrs. Underbrooks piled irutn tbe Records, can furnish complete Inehboldt’s In first wd. * 'tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. Carried Ayes—All. new house. Harry Goss of Plainwell visited our Moved by Aid. Hicks that the St. Com. g M. FOWLER, D.D. S. bo Instructed to examine property of John village last Tuesday. Childrens Day will be observed by both Eggleston In first wd. and report what to churches June 10th. Office hours * a. m. to 5 p. tn. to be done. Mr. Tomlinson of Plainwell will give Carried Ayes—AU. On motion of Aid. Tinkler council ad­ decoration day address. The exercises will hilip t. colgrove, be held In M. Dosters orchard. journed. Ed. Holbrook, Recorder. Attorney at Law Miss Ora Newland to the guest of her < Successor to Smith & Colgrove.) (Ohlce In Unton block. Hastings.) cousins Lucia and Jennie Brainard. Practices in all the courts or the state. Mrs. A. Rogers was going to change her wearing apparel last Sunday when her E. KENASTON, busband remonstrated With her telling l»er . Attorney at Law, G. Baker Is at his place of business af­ what she already had on was good enough o»t» 4. e. GoodYear A Co.’b store.) However she continued to differ with him Fra-.ices In all courts of the State. Collections ter one week In court in your city. vremptlyattending to. H. Marks of Rutland was % caller In our In opinion and started for the bedroom after her clothing. He changed her mind village one day last week. D R. TIMMERMAN, Homcepathic PhyMr. Howe and wife of your city were in very suddenly by felling her to the floor with a blow on the head from a hammer. siclan and Surgeon. the citj last week to visit the latters par­ She is now under tbe tare of Dr. Hyde. Office ov®r Lathrop's drug store.) • ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gallops In Castleton. ' Pomona Grange met at Prairieville Biill Mr. Burkhead and family of Tolterville on Friday. Hood'* Sarsaparilla <lo Visited at Wm. Demonds last week. Ed. Smith and family Sundayed In Carl­ any substitute article. — Hood's. ton with Wm. Smith. Mrs. Henning and son who have been Wm. Chase of Woodland and Anna Chase of Hastings Sundaped with their yUHing at John Hendershotts returned to Detroit Monday. parehU her?. Frank Hall of Kalamazoo Is in this Geo. Bragdon of Carlton spent Sunday vicinity trying to exchange village prop­ Common Council met in adjourned ses­ at Wm. Bolnes. erty in Kiowa Kansas for a desirable farm. Many from the Grove went to the ball sion. Kri. eve, May 35. 1894. During our recent high water all eyes play at Woodland last Saturday and Mayor Gteusel presiding. were turned toward our mill dam for fear Present at roll call, Aid. Bennett, Bus­ Woodland done up. It might be carried away and the bridge be We noticed a wheat buyer on by, Hicks, Huffman, Osborn, Tinkler, again in danger, but we now think all streets last week looking for low priced danger In that direction Is over for this Waters. wheat. Absent at roil call. Aid. Welssert. ‘ Walter Barnum of Carlton loaded a car year. Mins, of last meeting read and approv­ The saw mill is running again. Tbe logs load of oats here last week. ed. are now. nearly all In and it to expected J. W. Wolf and little ones spent Sun­ that the yard will be cleared in a week or Moved by Aid. Hicks that the communi­ cation from Gamewell Fire Alarm System day in Woodland. , We hear 88.00 was taken in at the ice two. be rec. and com. of 1 Aid. and one citi­ We tmd a severe frost in some localities zen from each ward be appointed to locate cream social Saturday night at O. E. Monday night, which did considerable • । damage to gardens and it is thought that fre alarm uoxes in the different wds. and Wood’s. Wallace Townsend Is now able to take the grape crop will be much injured there­ teport to th- council his place at tbe plow. Carried, Ayes all. by_______________ 4 wd.. Aid Hicks and John Beasmer. Baafield. Clavardale. 8 " • Busby and Wallace Kelly. Last Sunday, Memorial day was observ­ A very able memorial sermon was - ” “ Osborn and Tinkler. ed at the church with a full house, T '* Waters and J. M. Bessmer. Spencer Pickels’s daughter died last preached at the church last Sunday by To the Mayor and Common Council, Has- Sunday morning after an Illness ot fifteen Kev. Splitter- Owing to appearance of ..Ungs : • rain not aa many ot the old soldlera were ' Sir:— yeJtavid Styles youngest child cannot present a» otherwise would bare been. 1 will build your Portland Cement live, death to looked for at any moment. Childrens day exercises were held’In the evening and tbe church was filled to over­ cro-- walks of the best Gennania Cement Illness is spinal meutagetus. flowing with those who came to hear the accor line to specI fi cations and warranted Mrs. Mary Russell Is very low. little ones. Space will not permit: me to forom-year. Viz:—. , Arden Moffard is better. mention detalla In relation to tbe childrens 2 levt <»n top w,ith 1 ft. wings on each Cbas S. Scboemaker came home from efforts, but suffice It ray that fehltk .1 ft. long with bearings for plank Battle Creek Saturday with a bran thing was good. The church was trimmed 8 inrh-> thick. Including inch top, verv nicely and appropriately for the ex for twenty dollars on sand, 1f the founda- top buggy. erclses of the dar and evening, and the ti«n irit >and R must lje filled one foot member, ot J. N. Sackett prat, by unani­ deep by city PicketC. O. Freer. Wm. Guy is in Isabella Co. looking af­ mous vow express their tbubs Ha- . (gs. May 24111, ’94. ter bis farm there. ladles of Cloverdale for the b7u‘1'“'m!"‘ To th. Mayor and Common Council, Wm. Troyer was married last Saturday ner In which the church mr trimmed for Gentlemen. J . j their reception. Too much pralw ran** Your Counnittee to whom was referred Conley of Gratiot Co. is call­ be given to those who rendered thg very the matter of Cross Walks have had the ing on Maple Grove friends. beautiful music which was prociirrel for matte: muler consideration And would reWm. Bivens was the first one Io culti­ thia occasion. Thanks to tho efforts ot specttui!v report favorably on the bld of vate corn in this neighborhood. Prof. Tsylor for the past few "lnle™> Covert Freer. Subject to your approval. have ouile a number of singers to be Signed; . prou(|qof and under the leaderahlp of John Milo. Emery Bobby. . Tbe writer Cnd» It « very convenient Cnnver with Mrs. Charles Kohler and Miss C.H- Osborx. ftlne In Htlllnr dtepotre to b«ve a farm Ella Mosher as organism pl"*er,d“1.e “*J W. F. Hicks. record ot each day’a work on tann. wcatb well feel proucfof its musical talent R. C. Waters. er. conditions and amount ot relntall eacn Quite a number of our Muyed by Aid. Hicks that the report some time last week In Hastings listening day. It has been a very common of the coin, be laid on table for 1 wk. “what an amount ot rein we are b*’1"*’ to the murder trial. Carried Ayes, alL Answer, "yee. but not aa much m> umt Extensive improvements have been made It is k-reby agreed, by and between the Tear To aatlrfy the readers ot the Bas the prick yard In the way of apparatus ?ir buroluL?Seoll and a kiln I. now City til Hastings and Mrs. Margaret H. on that qneatlon, I give Bailey, a.1 follows:— daily farm record, for the m»nlh’ ?f 4pj!! In eonffideration that Mrs. Bailey re­ and May up to the 2S. for 1S#3 and 18H. “^to^Callum while visiting her leases her right, title, and interest in and April IMS, 5.41 ta; May to date. 3g slater Mrs. Wm. Chamberlin Iasi Sunday w the hnd on the west side of lots 908, IncheA* ot mstaken violently 111 but seems to be a vOD. 87©. $78t jn order that the walk to be “‘SToSSra SIX ~ "i. badly injured Mreininer constructed may be put upon Jue true line, the City of Holings agre<« wMliXl "« W,tl Mh0° toat they will establish tbe grade for said part ot Corey army taat week In ere tl It walk and un top of the hill tho same Is to a new dock tor teama to unload "J"*1 ' je cut not to exceed two feet from tbe ts care and W. C. Towne the aame In ball The stone struck her just below the «ffe Pus tk>u of the old walk, and that no ent tlmuthv hay. . "‘*11 be nude more than two feet below ■tog Friday and Saturday were two 6ne^d«l» Hrouxrd. w toe former walk. tor tann work. Man, farmere 'JI””? Ur* Anthony Rogers was quite sick In consideration of tbe release to said ,Jw^raXd b7b«tl>*<« <>•>' -“’‘-S the time In Utting theirP in front of said tots, tbe said City of ina core and the more fortonate w»» nlla *«s«ngs further agrees to build a con­ toelr corn planted, ta cultivating Ik crete walk the feet in width on the Wes t ed^eGr.S .1 •>*“ Kj!d*!I^”^r' Wheat is coming Into head and la som 'ue of said lots, the same to be ballt at Mrs, Walter Brown and Miss b*es Ter jje expend of said city, and that Mrs. len days earlier than last year 5 to IP per cent • to to be at no expense whatever in Heavy rain and wind Iftwrbeve I maimer either In grading or constraeltog said walk. Jn consideratton of the premises tbe further agrees that in making said 1* COO-K- SBOB.. business cards. w. F. cilCXB. Emkbt Brsnr. C. H. Obborx, R. C. Watxb,. “• BAn-rT- K M D H P Additional County News. A r. ' w’^SpiSr* ran with them, demolishing the carriage. MIm Minnie Wardell visited her parents last Monday, who reside in Hastings. 11 to reported that the trustees mat at the church last Monday to see what could be done to repair the church, we hope it la true for it la a step in tbe right direction, —-7----------------------Mrs. Fox was very sick the last of the week, with Neuralgia but Is better. Gertrude Tasker and Adda Bowens visited at Clayton Browns Bellvue Sunday. Garrison Moore and wife are entertain­ ing company from Ann Arbor. Mrs. Henry Wiles died Monday of last week and waa buried Wednesday, Funeral was held at Bellevue. She leaves a hus­ band and two young children. Mrs. G. W. Tompkins has a cactus that bad 166 blossoms on it at one time last week. It Isa beauty. Assyria Base Ball Team play Maple Grove boys Wednesday of this week. The Pest Office has changed hands Dan­ iel Keyes Is Postmaster and tbe office has been moved fromT. K. Jewells to Cbas. Abbeys. Commissioner Andrus of Hastings was here Thursday visiting the school he comes again this week Thursday It being 8th. grade examination day. Two weeks from to morrow night (Fri­ day eve) tbe Y. P. S. C. E, have tbeir entertainment Admission fi and 10 cents. HORSE SENSE IN A THE WORLD'S FAIR in tbe only regular exposition field trials, tn a heavy growth of timothy and clover, said, in their official report: "The efficiency of tbe machine is thus, under fair conditions, nearly 70 per cent. Ordinary Dogs are committing great havoc with sheep In Dorr township. higher in total draft', with an efficiency of not alove 60 per cent., which latter figure good machines should be expected to exceed." Tbe McCormick is the lightest draft, and most effec­ tive grass cotter yet produced. [Highest Medal awarded.] Bellaire has secured the location of a large hoop and stave factory. The interstate spiritual camp will be held at Lake Harbor July 6 to 10. Lexington has a lodge of Good Tem­ plars, numbering thirty-six members. Boyne City schools will close for tbe summer’s vacation on Friday. June 8. McCormick Binder*, Reapers and Mowers are built by the McCORMICK HARVESTING MACHINE CO., CHICAGO, and are for $ale wherever grain or grass is grown, a " We offer One Hundred dollars Reward to any ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Prop’s. Toledo. O. 15e the undersigned Imre known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable Id all business transactions and nnaDciallv able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. d Wrst&Trvax, Wholesale Druggists, Tole- SOLD BY - Waldxxg. Kixkax & Mamvix. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 7fc. per bottle. Sold by al druggists. Testimonials free. Hood's and Only Hood's. Are you weak an< weary, overworked and tired? Hood's Barsatarilla to just the medicine you need to purify and quicken your blood and to give you appetite and strength. If you de­ cide to take Hood’s Barsapari Ha do not be In­ duced to bu>any other. Adt effort to substlute another remedy Is proof of the merit of. Hood's. IRA ffl VALKKNBUO& Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try a box. Babies Leading Hardware dealer In Barm Go ought to bo fat. Give the Thin Babies a chance. Give them Scott’s Emulsion the Cream ot Cod-liver Oil, with hypophosphites, and watch them grow Fat, Chub­ by, Healthy, Bright. Physidans, the world over, endorse It. Don't be deeded bj Substitutes! bib YOU HOVE? HAVE YOU CLEANED HOUSE? ARE YOU READY FOR THAT NEW CHAMBER SUITE? Prepared by Scoit A Howne. X. Y. All Dmxjlst* We have a fine stock and many differ­ PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM nies ent patterns to select from. N o newer designs lad brenUflW U>s b or lower prices exist. We handle only one grade of goods—the best. price—THE LOWEST. See out carpets. We have but one HIRAM ROGERS. LUMBER. Having just restocked my yards at 1GE GRE.RM PIMP I 11 ’L G0NFEGT10NS. SOFT DRINKS. AT THE- CITY BAKERY. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, e?P}°P!JLuD,K Open for business Dec. 15.1 M8. offickbs: O. G. Robtnsjn, President; Chester Meaner. Vice. Pres. W. Reynolds, OnaMer DDUtCWOBS: D. W. BeynoWs. D.G. Bobi«»t»n, John Csrveth, p.T.OoJgrove. CLOVERDALE AND MILO With a good assortment of PINE AND HEMLOCK LUMBER, PINE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, Lime, Lath, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., which will be sold at living prices, I shall the lumber business my personal attengive the 1 tion and solicit correspondence with parties Yours truly, intending to build. n. J. QO55. �You have no right to consider any offered plained. Therefore in tola case the jury ^A must take Into eonaideretton «be relations My agreement had been reached. Before the too se­ jtfrv had been called in the court. called evidence excluded by the Court. You are of tbe prisoner with the doewwed; that if not to presume what any witness would ll! asatet the officer In attendance before h,m and they were on friendly terms and no ill have sworn to. whose testimony has been esuthined him to allow none to speak to excluded by the Court but you are to And will existed between then It wm a pre­ Q—Are you satisfied with yoor defame? any of the jurymen, nor allow sumption in favor ot the defendant, tlw A—Yes sir, 1 am well satisfied with any of them to speak to any outsiders, your verdict upon tbe evidence actually burden o* proof as to the intent resting given on the trial, presuming nothing out­ what Mr. Colgrove lias itoae. 1 do Dot cor allow them to be separated under any upon the'prosecution. think that anyone could have done more. atter circumstances. Attorney Colgrove stated side the case. The degrees of murder were then ex­ Now. Gentlemen, it sometimes happens Q—Wm Mr. Carson’s statement re­ made;. that If the present Jury was excised the that u Court commits error In the admia- plained, murder In the first degree being garding yoor alleged oonfeaalon true? Bherld lnve.tlk.lr*! n ” arr *a! 1 * n ' mu ' ‘ prisoners relatives could not stand tbe ex ­ *d ,Mt her Lt "•«' ston ur rejection of testimony on the trial that which la perpetrated by »Mna of A—1 did not tel! him just as be said I Xted. that .t th. time t.ffenw was i^d to pense of another trial, and on that account of a cause, or in the charge to tbe Jury. poison, lying In wait, or any other kind of did and I did not volunteer the atatemeet he withdrew his motion to have the jury wlilfuL deliberate and premeditated killing. Jure la in committed As. wa» In b«, did to him. He came In here and there were excused, and tbat he did it wholly on ac­ If he does, ids errors can be corrected by . not know son went by name or JesW count uf the straightened circumstances a higher Court. You must be governed by Murder in the second dfigree waa explain­ two or tiirec other gentlemen in here the Instructions of the Court, and. I have ed as “anything which eonsUtutues mur­ walking around tbe corridor. He stood at J.mre until Shertd told her. ot the prisoners’ relatives. der, but which is not perpetrated by Recess was taken until one o’clock, at no reason to believe that you will in any means of poison or lying In wait, or char- tbe east side of my cell and tbe other gen­ B««TiK Tefft. way depart from them In this case. If in brother ot prisoner. Id >«>« oli;. M'1’ which time court convened and attorneys the trial of this cause, or hi the charge to acterixed by wllifulnew. deliberation or tlemen moved od around the corridor. read their requests and citations, after premeditation, is murder in tbe second Be acted as though he wanted to speak to child .1 home now; Hid Am did not know which Prosecutor Sweexey opened the ease you, error is committed, it can be correct­ decree, unless committed in the prepara­ me. 1 leaned up to hear what he would anythlnK about telntrsm .nnounclnt Le­ for tbe people. Hla argument was nec­ ed. aa 1 have Just said to you; but If you tion or attempt to prepetrate arson, rape, aay. He said “well young nan I feel sor­ roy’, death, as be wm out In woods. essarily a repetition of tbe evidence and commit any error In your deliberations, la robbery or burglary in; which case tbe ry for you. I do feel d—d sorry, and Know Brother's clothes cleaned Sunday dealt with the facts as presented. Be fol­ your findings of fact, there Is no redress, murder Is of the first degree notwithstand­ said “now If there Is anything I can do to before he came to Barry county; know he lowed the prisoner from bls home to this for the findings of a jury are final, and ing it may not be willful deliberate or pre­ help you I will do IL" I said “I don’t has nose bleed good deal: know brothers must stand only aa their verdict may be, revolver (here identified it by mark on city and related all the suspicious circum­ aud sometimes is set aside by the Judge meditated. Manslaughter waa defined as think there Is anything yon ean do to stances surrounding the prisoner, tayiug tbe unlawful and felonious killing of an­ help me any," He said “there Isn't any­ cylinder): have Asa’s pocket book: found particular stress upon the fact that the de­ who presides at the trial. thing again*1 you ,f w111 teH wber« It in comb case; know he had money: went You will, therefore, see bow Important other without malice", m men may fight you staid that night." fense bad made no effort to show where He Mid “they did and in a state of poaslon one ma)’ kill an­ to hls box one day to get a collar button, tbe prisoner was on the bight of the mur­ ft Is that your findings of fact be based other without Intending to go ao far, and not find bloodm jour clothes did they?” saw 85 bill, some silver, two or three oth­ upon thc very troth, and that they rut on 1 told him ••yr*. 1 knew they had found er bills. After Bertie had testified several der, while he argued that the prosecution tbe bed rock of truth aud justice. . In that case tbe mallee aforetbonfbl Is blood on my dotbes as 1 bad been inform­ witnesses from Allegan County swore to had followed him from the city to near Before any evidence was given In this lacking and the offense Is manslaughter. ed of It. as it was nearly a month after my the scence of the murder, and hls clothing, seeing AM have the nose bleed hard on Tbe various degrees of murder were appearance, and tbe tell-tale red leggins cause, you took an oath that you would several different occasions. dwelt upon to quite an extent and tbe examination. As be was about to go be proclaimed him to be the man coming into well and truly try and true deliverance Court showed how the verdict might be said “Now if you make up jour mind to Motley Tkfft, the city from the direction of the murder­ make, between the People of this State and let me help you just let me know.” When tbe prisoner at tbe bar whom you shall murder in the first degree, murder in the he asked me where 1 staid that night I swore that he saw prisoner * clothes after ed man's house before daylight on the have In charge, according to tbe evidence second degree or manslaughter. . they were cleaned the Sunday »<efore he morning of the murder. The Court next touched upon the alleg­ told him that 1 had hired an attorney and and the laws of this state, and upon this A greal many had wondered what the he dld’t want me to say anything about It. came to Hastings. Did not tell anyone oath solemnly taken by you, you are to go ed confuMion of the respondent to Samuel Q—Have they used you well In here? that "1 would have to swear it was the defense would be when Attorney Colgrove to your jury room and determine tbe Careou and said in substance that If con­ A—Yes all.rtght 1 have gained about Monday following the manter” if 1 was arose and in eloquent terms referred to the fessions were freely and voluntarily made ever called upou to testify. This closed accused. While not believing that he was issues in the case. . that they might be considered by the jury 25 pounds. I guess. Now, Gentlemen. £ have given you guilty he showed how Levant Rogers who the testimony for the defense aud those Q— When do jou expect to be sentenc­ as bearing upon tbe guilt of the prisoner, expecting to hear Tefit explain hls where­ answers the description given by the Fran­ these various duties ot Attorneys, the but that the Jury should first consider ed? abouts the night before tlw ’ murder were cisco boy of the man who passed on a run Judge aud Jury to show you how in­ whether these alleged admission^ were A—I don't know. disappointed and nothing whatever has the motiflng of the murder before day­ dependent tiie duty of one part of the made under compulsion or duress or In­ Q—^Havt* you anything rise to say.’ Iwen Intruluced by the defense to show light. He then pointed out 16 or,18 differ­ enurt is to the other parts of tbe court. duced by tbe flattery of hope. Confessions A—Nothing further lhau to say that 1 where he staid the Saturday night before ent circumstances which might refer to The Attorneys have no right to assume when drawn out by artifice, promise or am the victim of circumstances and sus­ Ed Bogers as the guilty man, though he to discharge the duties devolving upon the. murder. picions hard to overcome; but neverthe­ threat which Induces tbe hope of benefit It is certain that Tefft was at the Far- did not think trial he ne was guilty, but duc the Judge, or the Jury, nor has tbe Judge less I am an Innocent man. ' mere sheds Saturday night the night be-1 simply referred to these circumstances to any right to assume to discharge the du­ or acts upon the feArs bf the accused, or Od tbe prisoners’ cot was a large, hand­ madb under compulsion, the law shuts ties uf Attorneys or Jurors, neither have fore the murder, at about 7:30 In the eve- ‘ show how a net of clrcumstautial evidence some boquet of flowers, beautiful evidence Wing. This i* the latest that I* jxwUiTfty I might be woven around even an Innocdnt the Jurors any right to assume to dis­ ouL their being used as admissions. lu closing his charge Judge Smith said*. of the tender love and devotion of bis sis­ known of him. Waa It the prisoner, who, tuau. He argued that it was not for the charge the duties of Attorneys or the ter who has clung devotedly ‘to him Gentlemen, you must now take this passed within eight feet of John Brown in defense to say where Asa Tefft was on Judge. Should any of the various parte case. The faithful labor of Attorneys Is throughout the trial, nnd for whom, as Rutland a couple of hours later going to­ the night of the murder, but tor the prose- of the court assume the duties of the other closed, my duty is discharged and you will well as the aged parents gnd young^brolhwards the murdered man's house: was it cutlou to prove where be was. Conslder- parts, confusion and Injustice would be er, much sympathy h expressed. he who passed Francisco's that night; wasi ing the material, or rather the lack of likely to follow. On the other hand, I soon enter upon tbe closing scene of this No matter what may become of Asa it he who came rapidly away before day­. proof, upon which Mr. Colgrove had to think I can safely assume that so long as trial. 1 have given you such aid as 1 cap In Tefft, he no doubfeomes from a respect­ ex­ each part of the court assumes the duty light the morning of the murder; was.it he। base a defense his effort wm able family, though poor they may be. He defining tc you the law which governs tbe imposed upon it, without in any way tres ­ who passed Robert Ironside aud his soni cept Ion ally fine one, and he was given the is one of those boys who, as Mr. Knappen passing upou or assuming tbe rights of case. about daylight near West Creek about ai best of attention. truly Mid In bis pica “has sowed to the Tbe guilt or Innocence of the respond ­ the other parts ot the court, and discharge Attorney Knappen, of Grand Rapids, mile west of the city? Asa Tefft knows In whether It was he or not, but he does not closed tbe case for the people, and made a these duties fearlessly, right and justice ent is for you to pass upon and you pass wind and reaped the whirlwind." upon it from the evidence given you in seeking the pleasures of llfe.be ba* avoid-’ most telling argument With tbe excep- will be very likely to be the result testify though hls life is at stake ed its responsibilities; he chose his path 1 have said you have no right to assume this case, and tbe circumstances shown as After tlje defense had rested their side। tiotial gift which he has of almost weaving aud be must suffer the • puutehment, of the case the prosecution offered some re­ circumstances, into facts, and joining the what the law Is chat governs this case, but surrounding iL That Leroy Rogers was murdered, that though it causes hearts to bleed and i fami­ buttal. Nathaniel Benedict testified that; links of evidence together into a solid take it from me and base your verdict up­ is was killed, is not disputed, and the ly circle to mourn. No heart can be so he had not attempted to get any of tbe। chain, he-commanded the closest attention, on it On the other hand, I have no right to questions for you to determine are: First dead to sensibility and feeling as not to witnesses to conceal anything. James and a stillness broken only by the sound McKevitt swdre that on the day prisoner of bis own voice hung over the room. His paaeyupou the facts, that is a matter ex­ —Did Asa Tefft kill or murder him. If deeply sympathise with tbe aged parents argument was solid, broad and compreclusively for you, and whatever 1 may hellld not. then your verdict would be nnd the little family who have materially was arrested Mrs. Tefft said nothing about sacrificed to mvc a son and brother. . blood on his clothes, and that prisoner had henslve. Giving the prisoner the benefit think of the facts, or whatever you may not guilty. But if jou find from the evidence un­ Though their efforts have been In a* meas­ not had nose bleed since he had been in। ot every doubt; willing to eliminate most think I think of the facts in the case, You der the instructions now given you, that ure futile, yet they ’ leave this acene df jail to his knowledge. (Here quite a com­ of the minor details of evldenc? surround- should not In any way guide you. motion was caused by the sister of thei ing the accused and basing the strength should base your findings upon your own Asa Tefft did kill or murder him, then their sorrow, with the sympathy of all prisoner being led weeping and in a hys­ of his argument on the fact that Asa judgment and views of the evidence in you will go further and determine wneth- who. listened to the trial and saw and terical condition from the room.) Dr. Tefft had no money the night before the the case, and uot upon that of any onei er such killing was justifiable or excusable heard the relatives testify. The Impression and if not then the degree of murdar, or must prevail that they are quiet, refipect Lowry swore that Tefft told him be bailI murder to pay for hls horse, that he said else. worn the undershirt a couple of weeks, oni he would return the next morning with Before 1 instruct you regarding the whether It may not be manslaughter, and able people, who are made to suffer Uni tbo wrist of sleeve of which blood wast the money which he did; that that money offense charged In the case, or In any way this you must arrive ah Irom the clrcum- same grief and. shall we My disgrace, as found. John Beumer read bln observa­■ was Identified as corresponding to that define It, 1 want to give you some general stances shown by the testimony as sur­ may come and often does come to the par­ tions on temperature, snow-fall, rain-fall,, which Leroy Rogers had; that tiie prisoner rules which will guide you lu your consid­i rounding the killing. ents of a wayward son. They can com­ on trial for his life bad not attempted to eration of this case whatever the verdict from December 15th to January 10th. No voice has described to you tbe acene fort themselves with the fact however that Defense had evidence of formor prison­ show hls wheieabouts; tbe blood stains all may be. of that murder when It was taking ptace, they did ail they could do. Tbe law pre­ er at jail who had seen Tefft have nose over his clothes which had been washed; Ia all criminal causes, and in this cause, and should you find that the respondent sumes every man is innocent until be te and practically hls confession to Samuel it being a criminal cause, there are cer­ did the killing or committed tbe ma rd ar, proven guilty. Xhe prisoner Is entitled bleed since incarcerated. Court was very slow in opening Mon­- Carson, of Galesburg, who came to help tain rules thijt should govern you, and then to determine the degree of the' mur­ to and should have defense. In this ease day morning and it soon developed that ai him. These were the strong points Mr. they apply to every element of the case der. or whether manslaughter or not, you the prisoner has been ably represented bv surprise uf no. mean dimensions was to be» Knappen argued with such telling effect, necessary to a’conviction. must necesMrily consider the situattou of Hon. P. T. Colgrove who fought his bat­ The prosecution had handed 36 “resprung upon ‘.hose present- The defencei It Is a presumption of tije law that ai the scene of the murder as revealed to you tle for everything t£ere was In IL Though asked Sheriff McKevitt to take the stand1 quests to charge” which they desired the person charged jvlth crime is innocent un­ by the testimony. . ■ the evidence and circumstances were all and did so, swearing that the day, beforei court to embody in his charge, and they til he Is proven guilty. Was it willful, deliberate and premedi­ against his"client, yet he built up an in­ (Sunday) he and Deputy Johnson of Mid­• were practically all granted. The defense That Is to say, the law assumes that a tated or was it committed in the perpetra­ genious defense and eloquently argued it dleville escorted the jury through the jail;; had 28 requests and ail but three or four man Is innocent of a crime charged against; lion, or attempt to perpetrate robbery, if In such a manner that many thought that they went in where the prisoner wasi were granted. him until It is proven that he is not. No। so your verdict would be guilty of murder would lead to a disagreement or possible confined, that they were in there from five■ We had intended to print Judge Smith’s man should be convicted until proof isi in the first degree. acquittal ■ . to eight miuutes: that Juror Bock talked charge, in full but found our space too brought establishing his guilt. If not wilful, deliberate and pretnedi- j Thus ends the most notable mufdur trial with the prisoner about five minutes andI limited and therefore made the following This presumption of Innocence attends tated or net committed In the jH-rpetra- that ever occurred in the county, with the that he was near enough to hear all that: extracts from it. him all through the case until such pre­ Hon or attempt to perpetrate robbery, exception of the celebrated Vanderpool was said; that Juror Wellman gave the■ Gentlemen of the Jury:— sumption Is overcome by evidence In tbe then was it with or without malice? If trial In saying what we have concern­ prisoner some candy. The Sheriff said It will not be necessary for me to at­ case that convinces you beyond a reason­ with malice that Is from a wicked or cor­ ing the case we hgve only been prompted that he could hear every word said, that; tempt to impress upon you the serious- able doubt of bls guilt. And this presump­ rupt motive* then your verdict would be by a desire *to My aud do what we thought Juror Bock talked with the prisoner■ ness of the work you have been engaged tion of innocence applies to every element murder In the second degree. was right. We have attempted to give the about religion, that the juror said to the• in tor tbe past few days, and the impor- of the offense which is necessary to be es­ And should you find the killing unlaw­ facte as they existed and as appeared by the prisoner in substance ’’you have been ini tance of the case that you will soon con­ tablished In order to convict him. ful and felonious but without malice, evidence. How well we have done, we here a long while and have had time toi slder In your room, under your oaths, and The burden of proof in a criminal cause either express or implied that is under the leave for our readers to My. make peace with your God. Would you apart from the rest of your fellow men, rests with the People, and the People Influence of passion, or lu the heat of not like to have Christian people pray for• for the purpose of arriving at a just ver­ Tbfft SxirrKSCED. . must prove by legal testimony and beyond blood, or upon a sudden quarrel, or un­ you?” to which the prisoner replied “yes, diet between the People and the respond­ At 11 o'clock this forenoon Tefft was a reasonable doubt a state of facts which der great provocation or accidental while if they have a mind to.” Did not hear ent, Asa Tefft, who is charged with the brought into Court to receive the penalty will justify a conviction. . In tbe commission of an unlawful, act, Juror Bird speak to him; don’t think that; offense you have been trying. for his crime. . He looked more careworn Continuing Judge Smith said that the Deputy Johnson oould hear what was said[ No one can sit here, gentlemen, as 1 law does not throw discredit upon circum­ theh your verdict would be manslaughter. than he has at any time daring the trial. Tbe Judge finished his charge about 7:30 though he might be able to. Mr. Bock: have, and obaerve the careful attention Prosecutor Sweezey-moved that fce sen­ talked to Bartel the forger, in the samq you have given to thia case, and tbe pa- stantial evidence; but on the contrary cir­ iu the evening and the Jury retired. tence uf the court be passed. Tbe court strain that be did to Tefft. On cross ex­ Hence you have exhibited in this quite cumstantial evidence is sufficient and of­ Opinions.differed greatly as to what the Mked Tefft if he bad anything to My why amination the Sheriff said that he did lengthy trial, without knowing that, from ten more persuasive to convince the mind outcome would be. About two o'clock the sentence should not be passed. of tbe existence of a fact then tbe posi ­ yesterday morning tbe officers were noti ­ not think that any of the other Jurors the start, you have comprehended very The prisoner still Insisted that he was talked with tbe prisoner excepting Bock; fully the importance of your duties; and tive testimony of a witness who may be fied that the jury had agreed. The pris­ sin Innocent man. the Sheriff denied that he said to any of I assure you, Gentlemen, that there is not mistaken; whereas a chain of circum­ oner was brought into court witli tbe Mme Judge Smith then gave a very nice talk stances, and a fitting together of many unconcerned manner that has cbaracterthe jurors ‘It will do you lots of good, to a doubt in my mind but that you will re­ (talk about tbat man’s soul, or it will do tire to your jury room, and calmly and circumstances made so by different wit-, ized him throughout the trial. The ques­ to tbe prisoner and with it a lot of good ad­ vice. He called attention to tbe object of nesses, can seldom be mistaken or fall to tion was asked ot the jury:— 'you no good to talk about tbat man’s dispassionately take tbe questions that elicit the truth. . ’ “Gentlemen have you agreed upon a punishment, that It wm to protect soctetr, .-Mui.” have arisen here, however* severe they may The subject of circumstantial evidence verdict?" that It was to deter others from commit­ Deputy’ Johnson sutMtanllally corrobor­ be of solution, however unpleasant they “We have” responded the Foreman. ting crime and at the same time It was for ated the Sheriff’s testimony; said he saw may be to consider, and decide them, dnd was next dwelt upon and explained. The jury were told that they were not to fancy tbe good of tba offender. He called atten­ We find the accused guilty of murder in one of the jarors give Tefft some candy; such a verdict return as will be Just and situations or circumstances which do not the second degree.” ’ tion to the misconduct of the officers in al­ thought it was either Juror Bird or Well­ right. appear in evidence, but that they were to lowing tbe jury io talk with him; said that For an instant Tefft ’ s nerve seemed to man; after juror gave prisoner some can­ Now, Gentlemen, there are certain rules dy Tefft said he “hoped it would’nt make established by long experience and the make those just and reasonable iaferen- desert him but he quickly recovered and be had Investigated tbe matter aud found him sick” to which the jnror made no re­ wisdom gained from the past, that are a ces from c’rcumstances proven as the was as calm as ever. Ss unaffected was that it bad not Influenced their verdict In guarded Judgment of^ a reasonable man he by the result of tbe trial that be sang the least. He told Tefft not to lose heart, ply. guide in the solution of many questions County Cterk Nagler swore that he ad­ arising In matters such as you have con­ would ordinarily make under like circum­ “Now my Trial is over” to the tune of nor to lose hope; said that while his sen­ stances, and that they should bring to the “After the Bait” tence would be severe, yet he was a young ministered the usual oath to the officers, sidered for the past few days. consideration of the evidence before them In conversation with one of the jurors man now and that by faithfully observing under which they were obligated to suffer The officers of tbe Court have certain their every day common sense and Judg­ the prison laws he could aa*. hls icaprisunhe told us that tbe find ballot stood 10 no communication to be made to them or duties to perform, and If the duty of each ment as reasonable men; that if there was i>y them to another. is performed without trespassing upon the a reasonable doubt in tbe mind of any one guilty, one blank and one not guilty. The mtstt down several years. The sentence of this court is that you be confined in the verdict gives univeraal satisfaction, the At tbe conclusion of this testimony, Mr. rights of others, justice Is more certain to of the jury the defendant must hot be jury giving tbe prisoner the benefit uf the States Prison at Jackson for the term of Colgrove moved that the jury be discharg­ be done. t convicted. 30 years. doubt as tbe law told them they should ed on account of the misconduct of officers By officers of the court, I do not mean What tea “reasonable doubt” was next do. Prisoner took bls sentence without and attendants by allowing jurors to con­ what h known as ministerial officers so Tbe reporter visited’ Tefft at tfce jali flinching. Will be taken to Jackson In verse witi| the prisoner In his cell as sworn much as I do Attorneys, Jurors aud the explained to tbe jury. They were told that to by the officers themselves, lu reply Judge, who are each and all parts of the a reasonable doubt did not mean a mere yesterday and he was singing the very the morning. shadow or shade of fear or anxiety dr mis­ appropriate sung of “After' the Bail is Mr. Knappen confessed that it was a moat Court. giving as to the matter under consideration Over.” When Dre reporter spoke to him re mnrkatiie proceeding to have officers al­ Attonftys who conduct the cases are ound Trip TourtaU Bataa to Northern low t r jury to talk with the prisoner, officers of the court, and have their duttea but that it must be such a reasonable ItaoawhtH of the prison -MlchPotata ^ouU m wouid lead any reasonable and walls which he must soon aee were fur­ though be believed with the best of inten­ t~ z_; ,__ :_____ Commencing June laL the Mlcbtions on their paiL The question wav tlced how careful and painstaking they aiion of the ordinary 'subjects of Ilfe7'to thest from his mind. All evidence of ex­ Igau Central will sell - found trip tickets citement was missing and he appeared calm xme of wme seriousness aud came as a have been in this case; how jealously they halt and hesitate as to what course should and collected and urmingly gjad Uu»t all from Hastings to: surprise and he could net say but what have tried to guard tbe rights of the peo­ Traverse City be pursued. A reasonable doubt Is uot Mtoh. at 97.10 »u»pe»e «nd worn m to the outcome was the people’s owe was jeopardixed; said that ple and the Respondent, and tbe patience Bay View any and every poMlble doubt that « man ended8.96 he was not aware of a single case ot- this *and labor they have shown In this case Petoskey might have about tbe truth‘of a thing; it Tertkt'11*1 b*"! T°U ** “J abont 8.95 -character lha& ever came liefore the Sfc- have not escaped your attention. Harbor Springs is not one which is merely fanciful or im­ 9.90 •preme court of this state or any other. The Judge who presides in the Court aginary. A reasonable doubt must be Mackinaw City 10.80 A—Don’t know Don’t think It Judge Smith said that he was about is ।also has bis duty to perform, no less aj- Imllt upon substantiality, haring a sub­ Mackiuse island 11.80 much indoubt as tbe counsel; that he ।duous and important than is that of At­ stantial basis; such a doubt as honest men w« a Just OBI. Don’t think I had a r.tr Elk Rapids •ceuld not c<»oeei*e of how a man could Itorneys, or tbe duties you discharge. Charlevoix in their beat Judgment might entertain, 8.15 Q — Why not a Mr trinir It is bis duty to pass upon tbe various and such a doubt as would lead the mind take an usih cf that kind and then violate Ottawa Beach 8.55 A—Jury enmlOK in here ud brink it in the manner that they had; Raid that Iquestions that come before him Id the trial to reasonably, honestly and fairly doubt These rates remain In effect until Sep? wlth “ * bont “ >»la wel ­ he deemed it a misconduct the part of of s case, i-egarding tlw admissabiilty of wlietber the party is guilty or not. ^udge tember, M. ISM. Return limit October 81 the officers and amt of the jury. He knew Itestimony, aud many other questions Smith told the Jury that if after looking fare and being nltownl to lepant,. toij 1894. C. R, Obbohx, thax the Supreme foart was very jealous which arise in a trial, and you have had over tbe testimony and considering all the u mIoom. they hul .a opportunity to le»rn what publto aenUnwut waa nnd’ my of the rights of the respondent. Since IIn this trial a practical exemplification of facte proven to their satisfaction in the rlfhta were prejudiced. ■ ‘ these duties, and how they arjse and are hearing of tbdr actloa be had looked up 1 case, and the natural circumstances that Q—The taet that you did not explain upon. When tbe case is closed it surround these facte, if they were still the artton as tboroughly as possible, am! passed 1 as soon as he heard of it he talk** with Iis l he duty of the Judge to give to the uuable to say that the prisoner was guilty tour whereabout, S*tart*y nlalii l-f.... doubt iiwim,....... in die officers about iL and they Uiought. that <Jury tbe law which should gwreni them l was their daty to acquit him, but that th. Border was noHare yon anJJS., to iu and such ! instructions In considering thc case they were not to they were doing no harm as long as the ----j .Its consideration, —.MiWIEai a t UiT ‘ ? ’ ’ h * rmb0 *ta ,b*1 “Ubt? as he thinks they aba go beyond tte* evince to bunt for doubts tbe issues they are to ■ Ok isM nor entertain doubts frhlch were merely was all the resaU of [•nciful or based upon groundless eon’U'lt « “oulM to ju-lrfjr an HE IS GIUTY Quick atepa an indlcii,.. . or agitation. Tiptoe w.lk|n/'??P k~~rpr^«riolity. <u j;et- .hot mystery Turned in ar. found in preowbpied and abM-nt-X" •ented a. .looping, noIwlw! abort, nerroua, aniiou. »u.w •UpL whether long OT «h.,rt, JTMtle or refleetlr,. «Ut.. t;1 the caae may be. The p^d alow and meaaund; the aptcuou.lv turned out, th, atralghtened. When- a v-ngefni poae be hidden under a frigBe,| • Im Tbe direction of the “J* ing and following every rhaigi pulae of the mind invariably uncertainty, heal tat i„n BB11 ,;,Jeci"2 Obatinate people, who in an arguMM Ulleotuai power. rrH th, fwt Ann on the ground. Wl]k •lowly, ud >Uud with th.- leg, pUnted and far apart. *' ™ fluting* Market*. Butter.»tn 11 Corn per trn.. W). Exp per ta,,»to io. . BTBas per lb.. 2. • I Tara perth.. io. Potatoes per bu., OJ to 75. Rye per bn.. <3. Tallow per IB.. sh. Oat* per bu.. as. Witeat. ted per bu.. 62 Wh*ut. white per bu.. .^. Clover Heed ner t>u.. 4 5n toe Timothy tteed per bu.. 2.50 Racier p*r bu. un tn <w* Hav per ton, 4.00 t«*. ,7 on Millet teed per bu. U>. Parikdressed.».». to c oo. Braes, 1.00 tn 1.4". Chicken drrsMsl. h and <« ' * Turkey*, uhMaed. ij. " Beef dreosed. 5 so io c.w B<v*llV.4str»3. Nutlou.dre5>c«L 5. XOT1C1POB KEAltl.M, Cl^lKS. Cuius .' 0! ikrrj - Si. .. 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WHOLE NO. 2034 e. nearly killed him. CUT OUTcoupon Those of our readers who Improved the opportunity of attending the WORLD’S FAIR • .dways remember it as one of the grandest privileges of their lives. The Peristyle. The Court «f Honor. The Golden Statue of the Republic. I AininisJratloi’i Beauteous Temple. ' The CollossaT Manufactures 82 Transportation’s Golden Doorway. ' Midway's'' Wealth of Orientalism. WHO GAN EVER FORGET THEM? (j who cm ever forget the proud distin.-icin achieved by McCormick Bm.Lrs and Mowers? Who can ever f -hat the McCormick received the highest awards given for any make of Binders and Mowers, and that tn the regular field trials they earned the only honorable mention fee s .iln-and grass cutting machinery? Write to the , SAVE THIS CIUPOH, o?’ or Mcyormfck Binders and Mowers promptly notified the Worid a Fair mlttee t aat they would comply with this :now that varipusothermanufacturersof Blnd«d.?Iowe’?sent»rol’n*e®tfttivestoex“■“J”® the grain and grass fields specified, thcs0 representatives reported to r ^psctlre companies that tbo condition of the crons to be cut was such that ordinary machines could not handle them. 1 ou ough( to know that none of those manufacturers allowed their ma­ chines to go into these tests where they knew the McCormick Bindersand Smsm would be at work. You ought to know that the World’s Fair Judges said of McCormick Binders that they were simple and easily operated, and that their per­ formance was In ail respects thoroughly draft n ot loat al ssi’&srssuF lighter than Iht \ You ought to anse you don't want to make a mist buying m> Important „ M a Binder or a Mpwer. You want the beat. McCORMICK HARVESTING MACHINE CO., CHICAGO; or, better yet, call on' your nearest McCormick Agent. SOLD BY IRA Wi YALKENBURGHX Leading Hardware dealer In Barrij Go. bib TOM HOVE? HAVE YOU CLEANED HOUSE? ARE YOU READY FOR THAT NEW CHAMBER SUITE? We have a fine stock and many differenr patterns to select from. No newer designs or lower prices exist. We handle only ope We have but one grade of goods-THE best. price-THE lowest. See out carpets. HIRAM KOGE.R.S LUMBER Having just restocked my yards at CLOVERDALE -“MILO With a good assortment of PINE AND HEMLOCK LUMBER, PINE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, Lime, Lath, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., which will be sold at living prices, I shall give the lumber business my personal atten­ tion and solicit correspondence with parties intending to build. Yours truly, n. J. PQO55. , lainwell mich. aO t ■ were formed, “by observation and induct­ ion, especially mentioning bls habit of total abstinence and his opposition to ptt tILbL10, of thornap- human slavery. for 1*^5? CAB1- JOHNSON “Mr. Lincoln was great In the sense uJL5nOOODILE ANO ALthat he was endowed with extraordinary MOBT takes his life. power, able to accomplish vast results. True greatness may be traced to one of three qualities, namely, intellect, genius ----- V CT- J LUO or talent. The illustrious replier to Hayne, Liquor iu g*l<x to be at the was a man of genius, the hero of AppomBottom of It. report was aurrent on the atox a man of talent, the 10th President strcrcte that a murder had been committed of the United States a man of intellect. J® ‘homapple township. Coming as it By Intellect we mean the gift of under­ did just after the sentence of one murder­ standing as distinguished from mere im­ er It created no little talk. Fortunately, pulse. It Is manifested by acuteness of however, the victim of this most peculiar observation, originality of conception and case is not dead and is in a fair way to re­ accuracy of judgment. All this was claim­ cover. The facts in the case as told us ed for Mr. Lincoln. The study and prac­ tice of the law uuder the system of special are as follows:— Saturday night last a farmer by the pleading was calculated to develop this special faculty, as It is the perfection of aarueof Mr. Beary and his hired man. Lari Johnson, a Swede, went fishing on a logic applied to human life. The fine dis­ creek which is the outlet of Duncan lake, cipline of hll-mind was illustrated by ex­ which is in the very north west corner of tracts from his speech In Congress on the Thornapple township. The plate is known Mexican war, in which be referred to as the "Kilmer Mills,” which by the way military glory as "that attractive rainbow are now run by a man named Pike. As that rises in showers of blood, that ser­ we said before Beary and Johnson went pent’s eye that charms to destroy,” signifi­ fishing. At a bridge which passes over cant words for a civilian who in twelve years was to be the Commander in the creek in question Johnson met Frank Stetzlc, a Bohemian who lives in the Chief of the greatest army oft modern times. neighborhood. Johnson was not familiar The morning after Mr. Lincoln deliver­ with the place nor where the good fishing places were, and Stetzic told him If he ed his famous Cooper Institute address, the Rev. John P. Gulliver said to him wanted to catch bulHicads to fish right off the bridge. Johnson followed Stetzlc’s that it was the most remarkable speech he had ever heard. Mr. Lincoln asked what advice getting down on his hands! and knees and commenced fishing from the there was about It he thought remarkable. He replied. "The clearness of your state­ bridge. Stetzic went on and Beary went ment, the unanswerable style of your down the creek a short distance. This was about 9 o’clock In the evening or a reasoning, and especially, your illustrations which were romance, pathos, wit and logic little before. About an hour later Stetzic ■H welded together.” Opinions of Judges returned and approaching the bridge ■ saw Caton, Breeze and others who certified to something that to his distorted vision his greatness as a lawyer were quoted. “looked like a crocodile,” as he claims. In­ Mr. Lincoln’s character as a lawyer, stead of running away, he pickl'd up a debater, politlcan, statesman and Presi­ piece of board and dealt the supposed dent. was carefully and eloquently present­ monster, which was really Carl Johnson, a ed. In his debate with Judge Douglas the. terrific blow back of the ear and along the Judge had said with great emphasis that Tight side of the head, fracturing bls skull the people of Kansas and Nebraska ought and from the effect of which one side of to have the right to govern themselves. Johnson's body is now paralyzed. "This” said Lincoln. 1 readily confess; Whether lie fell into the water, or wheth­ but,” said he. rising to his full height, "I er he was pushed into the water by Stetzic deny their right to govern any other person no one seems tZk know. Mr. Beary who without that •fither person’s consent.” -A was below the bridge was attracted by the reply which in a word Illustrated his idea noise and called for Carl a couple of times. of the fallacy of popular sovereignty. Coming up to the bridge Stetzic said ‘1 Speaking of Mr. Lincoln as a politician, don’t know where he is but there Is a man the speaker said: "A statesman Is one in the water,” and together they went and who understands the theories of govern­ pulled Johnson out of the water, Stetzic ment. A politician is the advocate -of a going for a doctor and seeming willing to single idea. One is devoted to history do everything he could to help the injured and philosophy; the other to a party and man. to conventions. A statesman who is not The peculiar features of the affair are a politician is an idle dreamer; a politician that there was no malice or grudge exist­ who Is not a statesman is a pernicious ing between the men that is known of. demagogue. In the highest sense Lincoln The other peculiar circumstances Is that was both a statesman and a politician. Stetzic could take a man who was sitting As a politician he was not only devoted to on his hands and knees for a crocodile, the advancement of the republican party, nearly kill him. and so soon after say that but he was endowed with that ambition "there was a man in the water.*’ which aspires to leadership. But he was Stetzic is a quiet fellow, comes from a no intriguer. His nature was above du­ good family. He is an ignorant fellow plicity. He played the game of politics, but hasn’t the appearance of a criminal. but not with loaded dice. He was a can­ He admits that he intended to klltf John­ didate for Vice-President in 1856. and for son because he thought he was a crocodile, the Presidency in I860. What he lacked but says tl at he never saw a crocodile. and most needed was a national reputation. It is said that Stetzic had been to Cale­ This-Douglas possessed. The next tiling donia Saturday afternoon and filled up to greatness Is tb associate yourself with pretty esvn well with and that picuj kvtiu budge, uuilfcu. aux. ou.a, after memilti.'sb. 1 nt; JUItlk greatness. The joint tlftlftl.VS debates WHICH which iurfob showing Johnson where to fish that night । lowed were originated through the tact ot he went on to a cider mill and imbibed ' Lincoln and enabled him to share with freely of hard cider, the combination ren-1 Douglas his national notoriety. In the dering him capable of seeihg crocodiles | course of the debates in 1858, Mr. Lincoln anywhere. * ‘ .. - questions .. - to —Mr. proposed. to put direct He was arrested for assault with intent IJouglas showing the antagonism between to kill and released in 81000 bonds, with the Bred Scott Diclsion and popular sov­ Arnold Rogers and Eugene Ward, of Cale­ ereignity. "If you do." said his friends, donia as sureties. The examination will .“he will give you an evasive answer.” be held before Justice Freeland on the "If lie does” said Lincoln, "he can hever county line to-morrow at one o’clock, and be president." To which they replied it is thought that the case will not be “That is not your lookout You are after pushed, as Stetzic offers to pay toward the Senatorship.” "No” replied Lincoln, medical assistance and for lost time. Such "1 am killing larger game. The battle of dlspoaition of the case however will not 1860 is worth a hundred of this.” The act as very much of a deterrent for men in debates between Lincoln and Douglas such a condition to take other men for were publised in every paper and read crocodiles and crack their skulls. Such throughout all the land. The Presidential actions as the result ot drunkenness ought Convention met in Chicago in the summer Mr. Lincoln’s competitors In not to go unpunished. Stetzic is 83 years of 1860. of age and Johnson 20 years. Though the that convention were most illustrious latter's skull Is fractured and one side men; the scholarly Seward; the brilliant Cameron; the profound Chase, and ttie paralyzed be Is In a fair way to recover. accomplished Bates. On the first vote, Mr. MEMORIAL DAY Seward lacked only sixty votes, of the nomination. The excitement during the second and third ballots beggars descrip­ Extraet from Add row ot Congressman , Thomas tion. Thurlow Weed, who led the Sew­ •The .ddrws on dreorallon d»y by Hon. ard delegation ‘sat upon the platform mo­ H E Thomas, our member of Congnaw tionless as a statue and white as marble. What combination bad been made or from the Uh. district, w.s « critlc.l an.ly,1, ot the character ot onr martyr President whether It was an unpledged convention, very few, if anybody, knew. Lincoln was Abraham Lincoln. Atrainst the position tli*t Mr. Lincoln In his law office at Springfield trying to waa not one who achieved greatncM draw a legal paper forb client. Suddenly but rather had greatness thrust upon him, however, the news flashed over through Mr Thomas made an exhaustive argument, the land that Lincoln was tho chosen ••1 propose" aald Mr. Thomas "in the standard bearer. The same fidelity with study nt Lincoln, to address myselt to which be served bls client as a lawyer those grand personal outlines which dis­ characterized him as a statesman when tinguished bls Illustrious catwr. and with­ the civil, jMjiitlcal and military rights of out which the wait ot Nolan Creek would forty millions of people was Intrusted to never bate blazed toUh the bright and his care, it was as though he had been retained by the American people In a case central sue ot the nineteenth century. t In referring to the tact that Mr. Lincoln to preserve the Union. After alluding to was born on this continent, the speaker the fact that In the dark days of 1863, ^!r. said: "Liberty Is Indigenous to American Lincoln offered to step aside and help soil U was the land of the tree and the Gov. Seymour to the Presidency if lie borne ot the brave .before It was ever would lead a union democratic party, and pressed by Anglo slzou teet. W.balever when he declined he made the sanie offer stricture- may be made on the character to Gen. McClellan, who also declined Mr. Thomas said: “In those dark days of ot I be Aborigines their bravery was never ouesUonwt, and every attempt to enslave 1863 and 1864, when the cause of the Un­ them tailed. Nor la Uth all. Svery.ttempt ion trembled In the ballance; when it be­ to plant despotism ori this continent has came necessary to replenish our wasted railed. All power whether it comes trom army by draft; wher. you and I, my. com­ the banks ot the Thames or from the banks rades, confronted a determined and des­ perate foe and made doubly so by words ot the Tiber, must surrenderbeoestb these When be­ western skies to the one sutbortty derived of cheer from foreign, lands. from the people. Both ecoleslsstteum Slid tween the field, the camp, jmd the hospital and our comfortable homes stretched a monarelu- are languishing In she Lstln Stales aud even Canada is more a nation­ thousand weary tnlies; when our com­ mander In chief was himself denounced as al I tv ttmn a province.” a traitor and even then marked for death, Ot Mr. Lincoln's carb' IHe. the said: "In Ipdlan. be received ill the he took the glittering crown of honor from school advantages he ever hat a single bis bead and offered it in conciliation to term ot six weeks In a tarnkwCKals achool ■bis hesitating critics for bls country’s safety. When your comrades lay bleeddistrict to attend which, be bad to walk "Aw AD *nnr faithful lug ou the fieldlof battJe» Joor nine mll.-s eaeb day. Heremalned president passed through the darkest helping bls father until be years ot age and then eommenoed life as a GethaemaDe for your rftfety and for your success. No, no. it is hot too much to day islmrer. at St eenua day. /or cloth n naif of pantaloons, for ©very jard he write his name highest on the scroll of fame. Let it be embalmed in history; bemmte hi. mW.nl let it be carved in marble; let it be sung Into soMety. hl. in song and glodtied Id eloquence, until it anWwwbed wduntaundrted BhaD echo along the sunlit hllla of future spun cloth. an —--, »u>H.rtkLuo«UI*r« nwk U. • ^Hustratlng Mr. Lincoln’s humor, thB c"^1“ ,p«*kw»bow«l L-OW bl, prlneipAlB speaker related the story of an application !< 1 11 [ to the President for pardon for a young FOR STATE SENATOR man who was condemned to die for de­ serting his command and going home to be married. "I want to punish the man” said Mr. Lincoln, "Maybe In less than a The fall election has commenced to re­ year-Jie will wish I had denied the pardon. solve the attention of people somewhat But we can’t tell. Probably when I was and candidates for various offices are a young man I might have done the same being discussed. As is well known the thing,” and with a smile lighting up bis honor of naming a candidate for state care-worn face he signed the paper. ,Hi.s senator is one that belongs to Barry this indifference to pomp and riches was ill­ year in accordance with the precedent ustrated by the story ot the visit of New established, and for this honor It gives the York mlliionarles to secure a gunboat to friends of Mr. Miner 8. Keeler of Middle­ protect New York harbor from the Merri­ ville great pleasure in presenting his name mac, which had escaped from Hampton as a candidate to represent this district in Roads, One man arose and said be was the State Senate. worth five million; another that he repre­ What is needed in the state Senate are sented fifty millions; and another that he active workers, men of.good, sound-judg­ represented several millions. They all ment and business ability. Mr. Keeler is claimed that they had subscribed for the one of Middleville’s most prominent busi­ government Joan; that they paid their tax­ ness men. Coupled with bis good judg­ es and that they ought to be protected. ment be has bad an exceptionally fine Mr. Lincoln listened with his hands clasp­ business experience than which but very ed around his left knee, and his body few within our county limits have had' swinging back and forth, and when any better. Naturally sharp and shrewd, they were . through said; "Well, gentle­ but at the same time possessing those men, the government has no vessel as vet elements of conservatism that make in which can sink the Merrimac, and dur re­ him an especially safe and reliable man, sources both of money and; credit nre he is without question the very best strained to tire utmost. But if I had as available man that the republicans of this much money as you fellows say you county can nominate.for this honor. ' you have ifot, and was as skeered as you Mr. Keeler lays no claim to oratory, but seem to W. I’d build a boat of my own at the same time has the ability to express and protect my own property.” "One himself in a straight-forward, business hundred million dollars,” aays Mr. Colfax, like manner that carries conviction with it who was present, "never shrunk to small­ He is one I who would always have, the er proportions than when those men left best interests of his constituents at heart the room.” and would work unceasingly for them. Sympathy has been defined as two The republicans of Tbornapple will hearts tugging at one load. "No man,” rally round Mr. Keeler to a man and the says Colfax, "holding In his hand the keys enthusiasm of his home triends and sup­ of life and death ever pardoned so many porters would be felt all around the dis­ offenders and so easily.” An old man trict We know not, nor have we beard, of called upon Mr. Lincoln for a pardon for any other candidate in Barry County and his son who was to be shot for desertion the Banker in common with Mr. Keeler’s the next day. The father spoke of the friends, rejoices that the honor which aged mother at home, of the fact that their should and no doubt will come to Barry two pldest sons had bfeen killed in battle, County, will come to one who Is so well and that this, lheir youngest, was their qualified tn- fill the office. , sole dependence; that although he desert­ Church and Society. ed it was to go home solely on their ac-. count While he was still pleading a tele­ The Spiritualist Association of Barlow gram was received which read ns follows: Lake, Bowen’s Mills. Mich., will hold a "President Lincoln: I pray you not to two days meeting in Briggs Grove, 40 rods interfere with the court martial of the south of Armstrong’s store pn Saturday and Sunday, June 16th. and 17tb, 1894, army. Yen will destroy all discipline. (Signed) B. F. Butler.” commencing at 10 o’clock of each day. G. . By this time the President had become H. Brooks of Elgin, Ill., will be the speak­ deeply interested in the old man’s story, er. Other speakers and mediums will be and seizing his pen he exclaimed: "By present Everybody invited to attend. jingo, Butler or know Butler, here goes.” Samuel Walburt, And he wrote across the paper these Sec*y. words: "Job Smith is not to be shot un­ Children's day next Sunday morning at til further orders from me. A. Lincoln,” the Presbyterian church with an interest­ and handed it to him. The old man took .the paper and was deeply affected when | ing program of solos, choruses, recitations and short talks. A bright, not too long, he read the words "not to be shot until interesting service. further orders from me,” and turning to Mr. Lincoln in a trembling voice, "Then Next Sunday evening Rev. A. D. Grigs­ my boy Is Hable to be. executed at any by will lecture on "Gladstone, orator, pa­ time upon further orders from you?” To triot reformer.” "The Peoples William’’ which the President replied: "I see plain­ and G. O. M. Service at 7:30. Y. R. S. ly you do not know me! If your boy does C. E. to be led by Miss Ironsides at 6:30. not die until further orders from me, he The monthly meeting of the Ladies will live to be older than Mechusela.” Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Abraham Lincoln was great in the sense church at the Parsonage next Wednesday that be filled every position td which he afternoon. All ladies interested cordially was called, with honor. The roots of his invited. , character went deep down into the hu­ manities of our nature, whili:.tiie sweep of The Presbyterian church has made ar­ rangements with the M.,C. ft. R. to run bls intellect enabled him to master the in­ tricacies of government. When his coun­ an excursion on the 19th. Inst to Grand try was in peril he rubhid'llkei giant to its Rapids and Muskegon,- for one dollar J. cents. -The trip.__ _____________ Children fifty * rescue. He called aloud and an empty round.... m* ' ht-nontt»*H chuicti fitnria funds hnrw» hope tn to Ibe benefited by It. treasury overflowed with money. He i>huiRh glanced at a defenseless people and a mill­ Next Sunday Children’s Day, at Emman­ ion men sprung to arms. WUh his pen uel church, the Rector will preach In the he wrote the word emanciptiM), and four morning a special sermon to young peo­ million human beings stepped from bond­ ple or "Some Lessons From the Flowers.” age into freedom. . Mrs. Hendershott will sing "Consider the John Wilkes Booth was the embodi­ Lillies.” t Young people especially invited. ment of a false and bitter sentiment. He was not the assassin of Abraham Lincoln any more than the lightning which shivers the tree is the glemeqt from which the lightning Is evolved. It was not the Cen­ turion who put the Saviour to death, but the rabble who cried "Crucify Him! Cru­ cify Him!” We believe in the liberty of speech, but not in Its licentiousness. Had nothing but truth been spoken and writ­ ten, Lincoln would not have died as he did. Standing by his grave to-day, broth­ ers of every party and of different creeds, let us resolve that our zeal shall never withold generous credit to every man for every good word and deed. Thus our dif­ ferences will never result Jn bitterness nor bitterness In crime. In conclusion the speaker said: "His mutilated form was borne by a mourning nation to its last resting place on the banks of the beautiful Sangamon. Around his grave the prairie Howers blossom, and their fragrance is wafted to heaven by the soft summer breeze. Above him bends the clear blue sky of Illinois in benedic­ tion by day, while the sentinel stais keeps •watch by night. There let him n*t. In a land which his'fideilty saved from dis­ union, In the midst of & grateful people Tor whom be died, in the presence of all the nation, let his nionumetit pierce the skies. There as a landmark of freedom for all thtf people df the earth, let it stand forever. And when, my comrades, your ranks shall be leveled by death, when the his­ torians shall say that not one of the Grand Army of the Republic still lives, may your fame, linked with that of your great Com­ mander in Chief, survive the wreck of empires and all the mutations of time. The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. Henry Bailey next Saturday, June 9, 1894. Program:— * Science and Prayer—Mrs. Striker. L-"'' Study of Dante—Ada Michael. Village Life in Canada—Mrs. Bailey. Quotations, News Items. The Junior League will hold an ice­ cream social at the M. E. church, Friday, . June 8tb., 1894, from 5 until 7. , The regular monthly meeting of the W. F. M. & will be held at the M. E. church parlors, Wednesday afternoon, June 13th, at which the following literary program will be given:— . Subject, “Young People, or Light Bear­ ers in Mission Lands.” Devotional—Mrs. Thomas Cox. Paper—Mrs. S. M. Fowler. • Recitation—Gertrude Smith. Reading—Inez Snyder. . x* • Music—Miss Rebekah Striker. At the Methodist church pr.Uors on Wednesday of next week, the gentlemen of the congregation will give a social. Supper will be served from 5 to 7. All are cordially invited. Next Sunday Is Children’s day at the Methodist church. The Sunday School will have charge of the morning services and will render a program. During the services an opportunity will bo given - any who desire their children baptized. In the evening at 7:30 a sermon will be preached on "Jesus’ Childhood,” and admits will be baptized. The exercises for tlie morning services have been prepared under the directions of Mrs. Sweezey. who is an adept at drilling children,.and a • program of unusual excellence is assured. The Beauty of y|njn»ra Spiritualistic meeting at their Hall, ' can never be described and It has never Sunday, J uni* I Oth, at half past two, p. been pictured so adequately and satisfacm. All are welcome. torlty as in the splendid portfolio just is­ sued by the Michigan Central, “The Ni­ Round Trip TourlMs Rat*4 to Northern. agara Fails Route.” It contains fifteen large plates from the very best instantan­ Commencing June 1st. 1894 the Mieheous photograph1*, which cannot be bought igan Central will sell round trip ticketa for as many dollars. All these can be from Hastings to: bonght for ten cents at the Michigan Cen­ Traverse City Mich. al r.io 8.05 Bay View • “ . tral Ticket Office. 8.95 Petoskey “ **• Sir KnlgHt* Take Notice. Harbor Springs “ “ On June 17th. at 9 p. m. Col. R. Fin ley 10.30 Mackinaw City “ “ Smiley will deliver an address At Mudge’s Mackhiae Island “ “ 11 SO Opera on the subject of The Church v« Elk Rapids “ " secret soclties. this being the occasion of Charlevoix “ “ 8.15 the 18tD. 18th. Anniversary Anniversary mi of tbs n.. K. O. T. the a. M, Ottawa Beach “ "_ Slr Knlcbt, turn out bring your badge* These- rates remain iu effect until Sep­ and flowers as we will decorate the graves tember, 30. 1884. Return limit October 31 of our deseased Bros, on this date. 1894. . C. R. Osbokm, C. G. Smith R. K. ____________________ Agent. B. P. Sew amd Com. Aaayrla Fatality. John Yourex a well to do farmer of Ail docs not licensed’and found with do Assyria was thrown from his carriage tag on will be taken care of in awordanc. Saturday and ‘instantly killed, bis neck with ordinance. W. H. Mnx.EH, I* 1 �I < ---------------------------------------- MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Hastings Banner Thursday, June 7. >^94COpITbROS- Proprietors^ Banking Commissioner Sherwood Is­ sued a consolidated statement of the condition of the 100 state banks and the three trust companies of. Michigan at the close of business May 4, as fol­ lows: The aggregate capital stock is UB.M0.OtB and the total deposits »6.1TO.98T. The total savings depoBita. Cn.4M.B4. show an Increase of 11 rBffi.Mfl; and the total commercial deposit*, amounting to SSJ.737.872. an Increaso of 11.431,M4. The total Increase In deposit since De­ cember 19. IBM. the date of the last report, was The Items of loam an{! discounts, stocks, bonds and mortgages amount to 160.­ 981,178. an Increase of 11,973,934 since the last Health in Michigan. From various portions of the state the reports of sixty-one observers for the week ended May 98 show that diphtheria and consumption increased and inflammation of the bowels de­ creased in area of prevalence. Scarlet fever was reported at forty places, measles at forty-eight, diphtheria at twenty-six, typhoid fever at twelve, consumption at two hundred and eight­ een places and smallpox at Bay City, Muskegon. Detroit, Grand Rapids and Sturgis. lottery prizes. TROOPS LN COMMAND. They Prove to Bo Cures. Batter Deeds of Riotous Strikers in Indi- T Than Blessings. stne Are Checked. ln.ta»«- CIGAHETTE This Country in One Year. Fto^a* HRTOC C™«tM hr OupIfi’B Little Dur. ** -------- -9 th.J■*£•« ■oldiera Sent to Shelburn und Other Points Kingdom During One BTXT« takm ▲ HAXD. Shxlbvm, Ind., June 4.—The seventeen carloads of non-union coal cap-; turod.t this point ton day. ago People io general regard the winning of a prise in a lottery as a piece rf of a prize in a lotwoy good fortune. In thia this they they are mis­ good taken Money gained In ttia way— * taken. Moneygaine ^nnUitlon ml.fortuue-»n unlucky seqdsWon- and side-tracked are no lunger here, not bocauw, there is auj reason The stele militia, to the number of pose that anything is lucky or US mon, marched into town st in tho world except as people make 11:1» o'clock Sunday morning and so. but because the sudden acquiritiOT guarded a train crew while they hooked of a large ram of “““J' *hlcb “* on to the cars and hauled them . not been earned by hard away. There was no orert aet of re- solved a. the result of J"’ alatanee. but a few mon indulged in VCOUUCUV vestment or foresight, finds the -peraOT -a,---- . — unprepared and unfitted to take more or leas reckless talk. A woman nud -2- ” - - care ___ a_ to acta nnri inffS drew a pistol st one stage of tbe pro- ofTsT it * ». It 1leads and proceedings Th® annual report of the oommiaiIodbt of internal revenue shows that three billion cigarette® have been made In this country during the flacal year just ended, eay» the Cincinnati Com­ mercial Gazette. This is an average of about fifty to each individual. The growth in the production of cigarette® goes on year by year. A decade ago the number manufactured was far be­ low a billion. Like pretty much everything elee that is done in thia country, the manufacturing facilities are greatly increased by the adoption of machinery. Within the last few year® ®ome very wonderful machine® for making cigar­ etteshave been invented. One pattern will turn them out at un average rate of two hundred and sevehty-five a min­ Friends Surprised at the ute. The patents on these devices are Wonderful Improvement. vastly valuable. One style, which may be well described for the sake of illus­ *C. L Hood & Co., Lowefi, Mam. : '•Dear Sirs: — I take pleasure in writing tho Plunder by the Wholeeale. tration, passes along an endless strip goo l I have received from taking Hood’s Saibaof paper, the width of which is just the Police at Traverse City captured two diers were on the verge of a clash sev­ parillA. Every spring and summer for six years men alleged to belong to a gang of eral times. The militia are now camped length of a cigarette. Tho tobacco is I or more, my health has been so poor from heart burglars operating there .since Feb­ 6 miles south of here. fed from above into little scales. They I freuble and general debility that at times tllf® Keep Kight on Stopping Train*. ruary—Will Sharp, claiming;to live in drop as soon as they have received the was a burden. I would become so One or two freight trains were held Fremont, and James Waldron, of New precise quantity required, emptying Emaciated and Weak and Pale York. Thirty large trunks containing up Sunday night and searched for coal. j their contents upon the strip of paper, that my friends thought I would not live long. pistols, bowie knivos, disguises, silver­ They were stopped by ties on the track. I which Is rolled, chopped off with I could do scarcely any work at all and had to It is reported that all the minere in knives and glued neatly, all In an in­ lie down every few minutes. I began getting ware. clothing, jewelry, mopey, silver ' thia district will be here to-day.to re ­ communion services, etc., .were se ­ stant of time, of course, a great many worse In January, losing my flesh and feeling so . simultaneously, the machine counting tired. I thought I would try Hood’s Sarsapa­ cured. The plunder and mem were se­ sist the soldiers in piloting north-bound rilla and I am happy to say I am in better health cured in two separate boarding houses. coal through. There is some very sen­ them' and conveying them into the sational talk and even the coolest men ■ packages, which are likewise wrapped are greatly agitated. It seems at this around them by mechanical contriv­ Thomas McClough, aged 05, a fanner hour absolutely out of the question ances unaided by hands. than 1 have been for a number of years. My living two miles east of Romulus, died that the Evansville .... ....... A; Terre _Haute _____ i The Russians and Turks do not use friends remark to me: * Why ho w well you look.’ from poison* self-administered. An company can move any coal through ' X tell them it is Hood's Sarsaparilla that has any machinery for the manufacture of Inquest was held before Justice King*- thiA pi^,. without trouble, I cigarettes, the work all being done by done the work. I would have al! suffering hu­ ley. From testimony give* by the • - — -• manity give this medicine a trial and be con­ hand. French cigarettes are particu­ I members of the family that - it seems . India*apoua. Ind.. June 4. — Gov. vinced. This statement is Trie tho Ixo»larly mild, because the tobacco is they were aiTTl_ tL 1b» —d 1. ; Matthews and Col. Thomas M. Defrees died. iwye _t at ~ . «ct." Mm. JKXxm Dbckbr, Watseka, HL steeped in water to make it so. taken poison, but, his x. complying .’ C with v " ;[ received word Sunday from Cannel­ ' The next first-prize winner was an The details of the manufacture of Hood’s Pills cure liver ills, constipation, request, they neglected calling a phy- barg ftnd Shelburn, where the troops elderly man, and the father of a fainbiliousness, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion. aician until too late. The jury returned were mobilized, that all was peaceable ily. He had a very good business sit­ cigarettes are kept to a greater or less degree a secret by the manufacturers, a verdict of suicide. _ quiet, . . and . that . •hadnation and an excellent reputation. and the striker® each of whom has his own particular ------ —, made no further attempt to inter- ., Soon after receiving his great lottery PARKER’S Sympathy and Sorrow. combination of tobacco®. None of the i HAIR BALSAM the moving of trains prize he, too. began to lead an im­ The Port Huron common council I fere with brands on the market are composed of is the intention. however, proper life, setting up an extravagant adopted a resolution expressing their It establishment, in the life of which his one kind only. The reelpe is not di­ keep the militia in tho itliful Color, sympathy and'sorrow for th^ families to k bair field until order is completely restored. ' family had no part. His income did vulged outside of the firm. But this of Capt. Henry Little, Barpey Mills, The total number of men under arms not provp large enough for his reck­ is not all. The original mixture is Angus King and William Lewis, who is 050, and' 400 of them are at Cannel­ less expenditures. He spent his prin- merely a basis, for artificial flavoring. gave up their lives in the desperate at­ r« Parker> Ginjrer Tonic. It'■tiro*thewunt Cough, burg under command of CoL James R. 1 cipal, borrowed money, became bank- To begin with, various essentia] oils Wwak Lone*. IW.il ffv. I txl .jwtlon. Pala, Take In Ume-Mctt. tempt to rescue the crew of the Rosa Brig. Gen. McKee is in command |1 rupt, and was imprisoned for debt. are added. ISMMK2?hSU,lYaas«S ST wrecked schooner Shupe, and a com­ The list of these includes rose geran­ at Shelburn. There are sixteen com-1I Meantime he had acquired Intemper­ mittee was appointed to look after the ium, vanilla bean, tonka bean, and I panics in all in action, but Adjt. Gen. ■' ate liabits. dependent widows and children of the licorice root. These ingredients are Robbins wired his assistant, CoL De- ,। The third "fortunate" mortal who men. __ _ frees, Sunday afternoon that no more obtained the first lottery prize had no added after the tobacco has been Doctors Spoil u Romance. would be needed. inclination to intemperance or to per­ chopped into shreds in readiness to be Finally the Effervescent, too. I aonal extravagance. He was a man. rolled into cigarettes. Gertie Morris and Nellie peck, aged TO ISSUE MORE BONDS. 18 and 18 respectively, both loved Pearl , people said, who would make a proflt­ particular drug chosen, in the shape Exhilarating, appetizing. Dunham, a street car man.' in Grand of liquid solution, is sprayed on the use of his wealth. He was in a Just the thing to build up the Rapids. Neither seemed sure of his Secretary Carlisle Soon to I’ublUh Anotb- able good business, and already had a store material with an atomizer, while the constitution. tobacco is stirred and mixed. The affections, and so they wrote an affec­ of his own. He employed his lottery tionate farewell note to Dunham, and quantity employed is very carefully lisle has reached the conclusion that winnings in extending his business. so many drops being allowed each signed it, and then took chloro­ «—-----------------------condition of the gold reserve His pur|x;«v was to become a prince of judged,--------------------Rootbeer form together. Their condition was I। the in the treasury is such that he commerce. But he was not adapted to ^or cacb cigarette. All the drugs that discovered in time to sere them. will be justified in issuing an­ operations of a large nature, and hu I •rejo in the manufacture of cigare Wholesome and strengthening, ** cannot *'be mentioned, but " there other call for bonds, which will prob­ ! investments showed poor judgment ettes Michigan W. C. T. U. Officers. is no doubt that opium, valerian and pure blood, free from boils or At the annual meeting In Ann Arbor : ably be done about the first of next t and resulted badly. He became bank­ carbuncles. General good health of the Michigan Woman’s Christian month. In conference with the senate , rupt, and had to go to work as an em­ cannabis indica are utilized to the —results from drinking HIRES’ Temperance union the following offic- ।J finance committee the secretary of , ploye in the very store of which he largest extent. Each manufacturer may be said to create a special drug the treasury did not hesitate to say . had once been proprietor. Rootbeer the year round. era were elected: I that when the gold reserve dropped ; The fourth winner of a hundred habit among those who smoke his President, Mm. Mary T. Lathrap. Jackson; Package makes five gallons, 25c. corresponding secretary. Mrs. Julia A. Parish. below 870,000,000 he would not wait thousand dollars in the .list was a poor brand, so that they are not satisfied Bay City; recording secretary. Mrs. Lizzie M. for authority from congress, but would I widow. She at once became attractive with any other. Ask your druggist or grocer for it Johnson. Flint; treasurer, Mrs. Jonnlc Voor-' to suitors, and was induced to marry a Take no other., hies. Ann Arbor; delegate at large to the ns- , go r ahead , on his own hook and issue a , PROBLEM OF HEREDITY. tionnl convention to be held at Cleveland, O., I bond call. call, It is understood that at the < man who spent all her new fortune Send x-cent stamp to the Charles E. Hires i cabinet meeting "Friday the qu.esj for her in very “short order.” A sep­ in November. Mrs. Emma H. May. —’ Co., 117 Arch St., Philadelphia, lor beautition was brought up of the, gold ' aration and divorce followed, leaving Blowl Will T.IL . An Overdose of Laudanum*. reserve, apd the secretary of the j the poor woman in much worse condi­ The scientific shibboleth of our time W. B. Mankin, who recently arrived . is heredity. The word Ison everyone's treasury stated that it was about tion than in her former widowhood. in Bay City from Crown Pqint, Ind., Still another prize winner, whose tongue. Viewing a fallen fellow-mor­ L_, - . r . TA v-i-’ 1 $75,000,000, and would in all likelihood where he handled horroe for C. L. I*UoK. Ufore name is given by the Russian journal tal, it la quite the fashion to shake ■ JJ^P'f““d >” h? ‘b« monte ot June was ended. Whs, which publishes the results of these one's bead and say: “Oh! heredity ac­ । McCormick house. He had (taken au amount of bonds would be decided ' investigations, was a public singer. counts for him: blood will tell?' And overdose of laudanum. Two letters ol __ , upon by the secretary of the treasury • He had already saved a considerable with this _________ formula_____________________ we are accustomed recommendation, a razor and 10 centa is as yet merely a matter of conjecture, sum of money. Upon receiving the measure our fellows, much as a were found on his person. but it is understood the figures will lottery prize he left his occupation, set! *^erk measures doth. And, lest there not be below those of the last issue, up a fine establishment and undertook “bo^ld be any doubt about the method, Short But Noway Items. science comes to our aid. Henry M. Marvin, the Augusta and in fact may exceed them $35,­ Jo become a “financier." He enooun- **»• tered much more skillful financiers 1 he says, “you are quite right banker, and his venerable wife cele­ 000,000. than ho himself was, who used their Your formula expresses the universal brated their golden wedding at their A JEALOUS HUSBAND. skfil to his disadvantage, and lost not Principle of heridity. We word it a home. -POSITIVELY CURESIdea is la the • The Grand Rapids Furniture mm­ He Fires a Bullet Into His Wife’s BnOa only his two hundred thousand ru- little differently, but the idea bins, but all his previous savings. “ me- ‘•Like Like begets > pany, capitalized at $58,000, sold ita tame. begets like like'’ is la the the way way we we S t . L ouis , June C — On Saturday 'There are two more cases on the list P ut lt It applies to everv living entire plant to the Grand Rapids Seat­ Joseph Lochner, aged 95 year®, One of them is that of a man who was ln the world. Notice this baciling company. aieepleawnesM and all derangements of the killed his wife by firing a bullet nelthsr extravagant nor intemperate; example. Even as you observe ' About 800 hens and 200 chickens Nervous System. were consumed by the burning of the into her brain at their home, No. 1938 but, poor before he received the prize, I H beneath the microscope, it divides, Diviaien street The couple have he is doubly poor now. It stimulated Mnd two bacilli are there in place of hen house of George Hainer at Mar­ been married about five years, and his avarice, and he has become a* ffllfi TTh<« rwnwte ill continue aSZ: one. rThia proceed <* It — will lalette. have frequently quarreled. It is despicable miser, lending his money at definitely, under proper condi tion,, un­ John Dewright, a’well-to-do farmer, claimed that Mrs. Lochner neglected usurious rates, and living a life ot eor- til there are myriads ot bacilli there, Pnr.it. \ ’egatable, guaranted free fromj died at Kalamazoo, aged 72 years. her home, and the murder was the re­ roding worry lest some of his hoard but erery one will be precisely like ’ opiate, S 10!° f011 8ize d08e8’ 50c’ Nothing but water passed his lips for sult of her husband'a jealousy. Looh- should be lost The workingman’s life the first The cholera bacilli never forty-six days before death. He was W n T. .. Receiving Teller Grand Rap­ ner surrendered to the police. He Is heaven compared with his. <*anges into the bacillus at consump­ A Bankhe cannot sayr determined to starve himself to death claims that his wife was unfaithful, The last man of whom the record is tion, nor that into the bacUlns ot diph­ £•■‘""-ate,- Wbre.«',1 and succeeded. and he has no regret over her death. given is still in the possession of a por­ theria. Each produces its kind and no . Charles McLeod, who had lived in The couple have two little children. '"r Ful!" tion of his unearned wealth, but, like other. 'Like begets like!' It is beau­ Menominee sixty years, died st the age Co.. Cedar Springs, Mi«_ h' 801(1 b5the others, he is spending what he has tifully simple, unequivocally true, and Stole si,800 Worth of Stamp*. of 80 years. He was the second white Patchooux, N. Y., June C—The poet left at a rate which must bring him to <n universal application.” ' man to settle there. l'.lar'rT 01 ot h*blt« It la little wonder that so relatively Fire destroyed the store building of office was robbed here bv experts In ft?”*!'.— HABTINQS, • . "'CH 8001 *nd ^YAlbert Meara and his large warehouse tbe daytime Saturday of $1,600 Ln 1 AH history shows that theTotterv is simple, ao true and so sweeping a prop­ - ------------ at Whitehall. The Iom will approxi­ stamps. It is believed that a thief enosition has proved allnridg writes mate $10,000, with insurance of $2,500. tered by the back door while a confed­ I ?xCTre.t°vth‘ ““““nlty at large, and Dr. Henry Smith Williams ta the North I toe facts here given do not differ from erate occupied the attention of the American Review. All universal for­ Patrick Sullivan, of Cheboygan, who the universal experience that it is also wa* knighted by the king of Sweden clerk at the delivery window and stole mula, are so. But it should not bo for­ J.™ « by i “ “ *' Wh ° ‘ o the bundle of stamps from the safe. for hia book on turnips as a universal gotten that a seemingly simple prinarticle of food, has jast patented a bi­ ple may become very complex, Indeed, Higher Tariff oa American Importa. cycle made of corn-husk pulp. in its application. Bo It la here. In­ Madrid, June 4.—It is stated that deed, a stumbling block of most Three bands have been engaged to the Quban budget will show a surplus „(Th' T?™*" of Ethiopia deposits COPYRIGHTS. alarming dimensions appears at the Nid the procession in Bay City June of $35,000, attained by raising the tariff when the great Sunday school rally on American imports, lowering the ex­ M>te « giant ^mqnito .nd It. niut. very outset. « If we weattempt attemptto toapply apply th. the which It hideaway unde^X^d ' El ”htPh °f lheredit nrinrsiftlA ___ J*ta_y •Intelligently . ... r .. .to wiH K "tae place in Bay county. port duty on tobacco and sugar and telephone company has been admitting Spanish wines free, with a ?,Ur‘by th” ' to two parent, are to be considered. * --------I't lUUMULiVC1. orc-anized' it Monroe Conroe under under the the name inline view of excluding French and other a remedy for diseases ol the throat ol^he Hakv son ™ Telephone ™?Ph°ne company «®P“y wine. Three parents are not precisely like • UeTw<h^UOfI‘U1U giant lor the purpose of building holl>il”tr and oper­ brea wbwh auspend combs as bix a. one another, hence, In the nature of must be either 4£X rnL!°th' b™»tteSof trrea. IT* C?"*;tbe messenger servating a telephone and ““dm.Mcnger aerrSnawxxrrowx, HL, June 1—The ice in Michigan and ' Ohio. Ohia Ita «■ capital e*P“^ dead body ot Smithson A. Halley, an J“’5P' bw* their hoMr Identical with one parent and unlike the other, or else identical with nei­ htadfiers of wax about the sire of a old man, was found murdered and stock is •260.000. ther. Here theory wavers, bnt expe­ Frank Sweeney, aged ’®ag^*nM f burned in a shanty near here Wednes­ “d notin eombs. The rience prove, that the offspring always Main street creasing of ths v r^nd “P* day afternoon. The cause of the mur­ fees, which are abnormally email have 4 "om* measure the qual­ Y* °f ‘ b‘“k oolor and ids & Indiana railroad tn Kauxm.azo°' der is a mystery, as Holley was known X’bo gS’ the honey which they produce Is of an ities of both parents; hence, that it dropped dead at his home of apop. exynever te precisely like either of them, oily consistency, never hardening 1 The of George T. Ba of hre^tyi °f ““ PriDCip1' greaves, night editor' of the D«trof* Burrxxo, la., June 2.—By the capTribune, and Miss Priscilla E. C. San­ A fellow once tried to startstling school in Kansas City, and started ford took place in Detroit. Fifteen thousand persons witnessed made by grand th ^STW1 scholars at one dollar a and Mrs. H. HopThe-v -n • the laving of the corner stone of the o children were bead. new gWO.OOO city hall at Bay City. How Well You Look” expensive work. seeding., but she was promptly disarmed by Sheriff Mills, of Sullivan oounty. 1 The militia proceeded straightaway to Alum Cove another mining eamp in thie county, and took out several oars of coal and ooke from that place A fight was narrowly averted. The eol- Hood’s’SS'Cures ...-.I In disaster, disaster. which result Jn RuMia. In Russia, says Youth's Companion, where lotteries are tolerated by tho law and even employed by the government a. a means -of raising revenue, a careful Inquiry has been <nado Into tho personal history of the recipl­ onto ' ot ‘ -flna ---------prixes <-r in the lotteries for a eerie, of years. The record of thews people ia a sad one. Il brings out in a striking way the fact that it may be anything hot good lock to win a prixe of a hundred thousand dollara. The first winner of this great sum-^ two hundred thousand rubles^—was a paying teller in a bank—a quiet,.industrious young man. As soon ns he had obtained his two hundred thousand rubles he gave up his place in the bank, began to live on his money, soon became dissipated, grew more and more extravagant in his habits, and in two years was reduced to actual wantHe had. moreover, acquired certain infirmities which eventually took him to the public hospital, where he IT POPS. HIPCS’ ADIRONDA TRADE MARK Wheeler’s#^ H^lure Nerve \ HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Epilepsy, Uk’HCELLID JcfaATS,TRADER Ottcmwa, la., J ot dwellings and thia city ware deal ■blocks mes in ’x'yVndWirl*. sod tuS 5 the order: "_?rana.r.x ...“ they burst out .v.L“t.T“r ?Cre wcrc' aorordlng tta returns of the registrar ,.VnL, 996,922 marriages In Ero-knri Wales, says London Tid-Blu.' terns from Sootland and Ireland it np to a total of more than -qs forUwCnlted Kingdom Zt alder th. amount of money thatX be spent in jaonitectiou with marr.ages, ami th. conele,l,m! follow have Suggested a new train thought to a oontrlbuior it in the first place, as manr e-.UrtStaa' ’‘W “>• ship? That depends—Ilk-mnny ot. things Bnt, seeking a happv medium, we may fairly take eighte.-,,'montteu an average. Say one-half .,f our sweet, hearting couple® are so aituatod that letter writing becomes a nvceMity Say they correspond with each othw only once a fortnight. tt calculation which must be far below the markput them on the- moderate allowance of no more than two sheets of pot® paper, and w® shall sec the dainty col­ lection of ®wcet nothings amounting in the mass to a postal revenue of 9205,000, and a yearly ataUuner’a bill of 9100,000. But these are very small items to think about. The jeweler will come in for a heavier jdmh; of the profit®. There will be 27^000 wedding rings ata guinea apiece, and engage­ ment rings Which we shall be well within the line in assessing at the same price. Then there are the pres­ ent® which the lover will naturally be­ stow upon the lady of his choice, rang­ ing from the 85,000 bracelet of the duke to the shilling brooch of the coster. If wo put them down with the rings at a guinea in Vaeh caie. and credit them to tho jeweler again, we shall have an account of nearly & • 000.000. ' ’ Then come tlie railroad c ompanies. They must surely reap a golden harvest out of courting. With the inevitable xrips and the traveling t,f ->i-(*»rat«d sweethearts to see one another, we may safely strike an average of ?15 for each courtship, which will give us a round sum of 8750,000. But all these are only preliminaricH. The greatest expenditures will come with the wed­ ding day. There is the trousseau (more or less costly according to cir­ cumstances) for the bride, and at least a new suit for the bridegroom. It can be done cheaply enough, goodness knows, when bridal dresses are to be bought second-hand and top hath are obtainable “on the hire system." But most folks like to “do" a ‘wedding to the best of their ability. und*in the up per and middle classes, at any rate, the tailor'® share of the. profit is a large one. Taking only the moejeratje sum of 825 in each case will give us^a total of nearly $3,000,000. Then there are wedding cakes and marriage break­ fasts. Reckon thesm expenses <>f. social entertainment Mt only $10 a heail. and we get another half a million: 875.000 wedding fees, licenses and clergyman’s charges will amount to above S'*K).000, and as many half crowns tv pew own­ ers will tot up to $150,000 uiw, while the livery stable man’s bill, allowing only one carriage to every wedding, will make $300,000 more. Finishing up the honeymoon we shall find another tolerable sum to be added to the costs of matrimony. Here there will sure­ ly be diversity enough; every stage be­ tween the favorites of fortune who may flit luxuriantly through Europe for a year and the daily laborer whose idea of bliss is limited to a day off. If we accept $25 as a reasonable average of ao many honeymoons we have a final imm of a million and a quarter to carry on our account Thus, without speaking of furnishing and other prep­ arations for married life and confining our calculations only to the expenses of onUriah ip and the honeymoon, we shall be within the mark in saying that the annual marriage census of the United Kingdom represents n total ex­ penditure ot $35,000.000. n conhi.leratioo which would certainly indicate that marriage is by no means a Lad thing for trade. ODD AND CURIOUS WEIGHTS. How tbe Habltuw of the Sonflan SetUe Their Purchase® with GoldMoney used by natives in eccirient*! Soudan consists of small univalve white shells called cauric-s derived from tbe Maldives and Uquedijes islands, And also from Zanzibar. l°r several centuries past sl»h>^ l,avc brought to the mouth of the 5’u’rr « to the Guinea coast, M iar as Liheri^ entire cargoes of these shells. tn» ralue ot which ron» from twelrc cents to forty cents per thousand, r.wonling to the part of Africa. Court,-, are only used In oountries wherefr’1'1 ,s M „ In the whole area between Knnf. iw doukao and tho sea. cauriel are not used; natives settle their purchases with gold dust or nuggets To weigh the gold t hoy use as ear rency they employ small e..piH-r»' Weights are extremely teried in sha|W and sixes Moat of them are in I'rass. ■Many of the weights exhibiting h>m>* figures.an Imais, took, ludicrous screw, etc, says tho Jewelers'Cirenlor.arc-mod eled with wax and cast in brass Af cans may hare learned tbl*i’7K' “„,rT Bnropeans who rUited their counW but their art exhibits a nM>'e actor thoroughly noreh The^ artiste hare eridently reproi® they saw or imagined, end tiny done it in a style of their own; their sroX. « p^nllarly humorous and *“J^aUre Who has n pair of wstes has also special weights which he al»"» how to use He kno«re g,1;?,' . , giraffe wc-ghs «"• « two mltkals ot gold; tW^ weight in the *»pe of a b« «mta ©ne-h*lf or one-third m-tk �VITAL TO MANHOOD. 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Dressing --4 ■ iM । hair which has become thin, and keep the scalp clean and healthy, use ■•'‘e^SofBruin. cuuwdk in.knlty, mUery decay. TlST premSwro OI4 Ac*. Barrena^, Lore o “ th.ir mound. ------------------* 5nd ““ "taUffbt Of Cod, with I But 'While Honoring Thorn Do Not ove’ *C^EOC* ®od, which grows green The Nation's Lawmakers Forgot the T,tvtn.tr • ?V.eT,each Brow They were as noble An Open Switch Derails a Train What They Are Doing. } “Wierajta ever buckled sword. They in Wisconsin. Draoratio. o., _ ______ _ ______ ’ tXTwmV'' T»• ever nt- 1 vereu word. An^never earth’s philo»—Tbe Tragic Fall of a .opj ( Opher traced with the golden pen ofl I Soldier—Th© Sufferings of the deathless page truths half so sage R» they fought out for men. | I While we wevp for the fallen, and [Special Washington Letter.] SENATE. mqurn for toe loved and lost; while the | CARB TELESCOPED. It has been nearly a quarter of a Washington, May 90.—In the senate century siaoe the Inauguration"^"^ S Howers over the silent Marshfield. Wto., May 31.—The 8t yesterday, the lumber st^ftedule 01 the custom of decorating tSgrave. of !'"’UbUC Paul limited was derailed and three tariff bill being under consideration, . once shook dead Soldiers annually; and it is to . the world, we should Senator Frye (rep-. Me.) offered an cars telescoped at Mannville early hoped that the custom may conUn^ stoZ a„f ?athy and a share of syn sympathy a goodly Wednesday morning by a defective _ .. •••__. n,m. amendment putting a duty of *1 switch, resulting in the known death forever. The paraIng of - X. i Ue per 1,000 feet on sawed boards of six persons and the serious injury — — great volunteer' armies.' e'er, makes a great change in tho way ~ and *2 per 1,000 feet on sawed lum­ Tens of thousands of them ar© marchof eight others, as follows: people look at thingk Decoration day ber. Senator Frye said that Canada i |ng grimly into the jaws of death, is a legal holiday which has been uni­ was one of the worst enemies the ■ Judwn Bigelow, bravely and unflinchingly; but there to c". . , , uuc juqsou mgeiuw. neaa oraKemau. head brakeman. ateveus Stevens , formly observed by the veterans and no excitement, no huzza, no comrade- ’ uni tea states had. She was too small Point; George Gebhart, fl reman. Steven* by the people. But the manner of <for the United States • fight - - - and - -had- Point; — - Hubbard, engineer. -Stevens “ to •hip, in facing death f>y disease or old decorating the graves of the soldiers Point; O. W. Moseljr. news agent. Steven* •ge. Tens of thousands of tjie boys in­ therefore instituted and kept up Point: W. B. Rxuwell, civil engineer, Steven* differs very materially from the first of “nagging,’’ like tear- Point: Mrs. Wagner. Butternut. blue are now old and grizzled and trrav >a system ’ , Decoration day. and the people have inthoirlatary.arath.yarafc.li^ga ! ^ull^’ita American X^lhro^ flag !। . Tbe Injured. GOOD ADVICE changed in their habits more than they i Mrs. G. H. Brown. Irene. S. D.. one rib bro­ would be willing to admit | the street. The United States was ken; Henry Sbover, Marshfield, shoulder dislo­ Many of us can remember the fact I , constantly doing Canada favors, cated: W. D. Hogan, a passenger. Butternut, Every patriotic- JHren should give hto that when Decoration day was first ob­ and the latest attempt in that line bruised about the head and side; Fannie Harth. Springdale. Ill.; William Ryan. Stur­ personal effort and influence*o increase ! was the putting of lumber on the free served the poignant grief of the.sur- i geon Buy. ribs broken; Arthur Turnion. Chi­ the circulation of his home pajvr which vivors of the war was an emotion to 1 yst. With free iron, coal and lumber cago. cut on head: Dr. Weitzel. Gidden, hurt Twitchell. Minneapolis, bead teaches the American policy of Protec­ 1 Canada would, he said, drive half the internally; E. which all other feelings were sub- I cut ‘ I American shipping ?rom the great ortlinnted. In those days the sight of tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect i lakes. the graves of the soldiers caused the ! in every way possible.’ After the home _ ,, , ... . The me belt uen tnai that noius holds inciipiiiin the split in pinvo place grief of the people, the widows and or- ’ n iMu.iuru.'i, ^ .mu uy 0111 was inin­ ’ was broken or purposelv removed, y a1-—a A bill paper is taken care of, why .not sub­ phuns, and their friends, to break out troduced in tK. the senate „„ on 1...^.. Tuesday leaving the switah partly opan. With­ troflarafl scribe for the American Economist, ' making it unlawful for tiny person to out the slightest warning the train afresh; and, by reason of the fact that published by the American Protective * send obscene literature or any other a majority of the women were clothed .... , plunged into it» After thundering iriflttor f.f influent tnr1«>r*x»r»t charretar, hh.rnntov or nr htiv in black, the scenes on \he ground , mattar of any over th. tie. a distance of «0 rod. Tariff League? One of its corrcspuuI artiele article intended for immoral Immoral use by or more th. engine toppled over into dents says : were usually exceedingly solemn. “ No true American cun express. The tariff bill was further the ditch, telescoping the three front In those days young girls, dressed in get along -without it. I consider it the. j discussed. Adjourned until to-day. z 1 coaches, the sleepers* remaining up­ white, distributed the flowers, this j greatest and truest political teacher in 1 Washington, June L — The senate right The pile of broken car timbers ceremonial making the contrast sharp- t I yesterday adopted a resolution declnr- immediately caught fire. tb? United States.” er and bringing out in stronger light All the cars I ing the .en.ta to be n kwof a pobey , we„ bnrnca or bid] dnmB(red. Some Send postal cord request for free the deep emotion of the mourning I of non-intervention with Hawaiian af• • of the dead were burned to a crisp. I crowds that came together on those oc­ sample copy. Address V» HL>»fT I- .Wake­ fairs. Senator Sherman spoke on the . casions. The division superintendent, a pas- । man, General Secretary, 135 West 23d tariff bin. and daring hl. remark. «ld I roB „„ Col. Urell, past commander of the de­ senger on the north-bound train, set WK OWE THEM OUB RESPJXT. St. New York. the NcKtnley bill had been persistant- > workit onoe cHng for the victims. partment of the Ifotomnc, says: “I re­ ly misrepresented .. as . a Mil bill .0 to -------------increase 1 Mndtag the.bodies 01 those that Uved 1. member that in those days romantic effects of disease and hardship incident things were constantly happening. 1 to their services in the tented field. revenue, when as a matter of fact it at Stevens Point and a number of pas­ Many persons who had been enemies Many thousands of the survivors of the decreased revenue *86,000,000 a year. sengers down by special train. The “ The Niagara Falls Route.” in the rears before the war would be war are suffering and dying from the In reference to the future Senator wounded were taken to the hotel here, Sherman said: “I believe the bill will and all will probably recover. When suddenly revealed to each other by effects of their wounds. create a great reaction in the country. Stations. Maj. Powell, for many years director the body of the head brakeman, some little act of common sympathy I Distress must follow a reduction of Bigelow, was removed from the wreck­ or common impulse beside the grave of of the geological survey, has been j eastward. duties, and a reduction of wages must age he had in his hand his watch and Hastings........... some friend, and their friendship would obliged to resign his position, go to a j come, if indeed industries are not on hto arm his lantern. . be renewed. I remember one case in hospital, and submit to a reamputation Stations. driven entirely to the wall. Wide-, The train was made up of baggage particular where there had long been of hto arm. The old stump of hto right spread discontent will result" and two coaches and three sleepers, an alienation between two families arm has been causing him almost con­ H astings.. An amendment to the bill making and the private car of Howard Morris. caused by un elopement and ill-consid­ tinuous pain for months, and now it all lumber duty free was adopted. C. R. OSBORN. Local Agent. Hasttag* Several doctors and nurses left here, on ered marriage. A yonng man, who had • has to be amputated, to save hto life. A resolution was offered by Senator the north-bound trahi at 9:85, and the O. * . ttUGOLRS G.P.tT.A. ChlotaO married his neighbor’s daughter against CoL Henderson, bf Iowa, a dtotinTurpie (dem.. Ind.) providing that six the will of her father, volunteered । gutohed member df congress, has had months' notice be given to the Rus­ .dead and injured were taken on board PROBATE ORDER. when the war broke out, went into the his leg amputated three times during sian government of the termination of and Brought to thto city. About fifty of Mlchlxan, County of Barry-M. passengers were on the train. Most of State army without a word t«f good-by to his the past, year. l!is sufferings have the extradition At s session of the I’robate < ot.rt for the treaty with that them were in the sleepers, which ac­ indescrilrablc, and yethe has been County of Barry, bolden at the Probate Offlee, parents, and was shot poad ut1 been Resaca. country. Throuyli the effort., rfc this family of unoomplatatag. patient ami hopeful, counts for the comparatively small In the city of Hartlnm. in said couuty. on Wednesday, the 33rd day of May. >n the Washington, June2.—A petition was loss of life. There are several side Then; w«« was mold an old soUler soldier ttarn..! turned’out hi* widow his remain, were brought Thera vesr one thousand eight hundred and ninety presented in the senate yesterday from tracks at Mannville. The accident oc­ f°nr. , . two weeks home and interred in the old ceinetmv. of the treasury - dcpartihent Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of the “New England Industrial Army’’ curred at the first switch. His grave was beautified by tbe hands before Decoration day: turned out with Probate. asking legislation that would guar­ In the matter of the estate of Sarah J, of a loving woman, ami when the first I thl-’ charge of habitual drunkenness antee work to the unemployed. The deceased. The opinion prevails that the wreck Moore, of his dismissal. formal Decoration |<Jay oinwrvances j‘ given ?lv,’n as h” the thl; cause cau”’ o( (»n reading and fillntr the petition dulv verlOetf T I -old — .1 soldiej*! 1 -..1.11. .1 They * I. ... - call ...II it I. ■■ l.S* ■« .. 1 tariff bill was then takeu up and the was the result of criminal tampering of William Moore, husiaod of said deceased, ’ caine around the soldiers who owe to I’oor aabitual ! great battle over the sugar schedule with a switch. It does not appear that praying that h certain Instrument now on file In that spot laden with; flowers found It ' drunkenness; and bl* dismissal was said court purporting to be the last will and began. it could be out of place except by be­ I testament of said deceased be admitted to pro­ r. But, a matter already so bountiful iml impressive ta probably mwsury. But, as o Washington, June 4.—The second ing tampered with, and it is said some bate and that administration of said estate be . ,“ .. ., j . t rtf of fuet. tlinf that rtlri old mn.vt mtui tone wasnnvor never na nT-tlT'if. drunk­ its decarmnons that they did not day's debate in the senate on Saturday wrecker hud caused the terrible acci­ granted to Francis E. Andrews, the executor la said win named or to some oilier suitable per­ add u single flower or bud. Aft­ : aril; of hto own volition. His wound, on the sugar schedule was preceded by , , ' ■ . . dent by a murderous act. The town son. er we grvmam. ' re«ive<l .1 Q.lrt Harbor, taoke out er the grounds had almost heroine Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday the three hours of discussion of a resolu- of Mannville, where the accident hap■lesertwi, late ta the afternoon of that I a” the day of June, A- D. 1KM. at ten o'clock Id. ■ tion to throw open the doors of the ,'pened, was almost totally destroyed by 15tli the forenoon, he assigned for tbe hearing of saitt May day. a little w.mran, clad in black I .'«"»• '’W? v> ■ committee investigating the method of fire last fall, and since that time there petition,and that thebelrsat lawofsaiadeotta* and dually veiled, eame with her little ! PhlnS «“> from pm He ■ 1 forming the sugar schedule, but no has been little there except a railway ed. and all other persons taterejrtdd In said! estate, are required to .appear at a mmIoo of - the — the morphine habit,, and ooy to -kneel kdcvi- at uie grave, nnirnui Kc i acquired - • • . then I vote was taken. boy rearrange station. It was formerly a lumber said court, then to be holden at the ProbMe' the flower* and rapi-tan them with the «>e hatat of drinking Both of these , offlee. in the city of Hastings, In aald courty^ center and a large sawmill was oper ­ were direct direct meidenhsof incidents of an army dew-drops of grief. Very sh.trtly afta , habits were y and show Vause. if any there be, whyihe prayer1 Washington, May 29.—In the' house dew-drops of grief. Very shortly aft- j of the petitioner may not be granted. And erwards and while she was still kneel«»d Wffenng. Yes, he vras yesterday the time was occupied in ated there. it Is further ordered, that said petitioner give tag there, there rear to the other side I “ dr“"1“,r'^*>» notice to the persons interested in said estate, discussing District of Columbia matSharon, Mass., May 81.—Three men of the pendency of said petition, and the hear­ the finger of scorn ofthc grave * trembling, feeble, slmta I who will wiu -point "°lnt °> e flmn,r “l,rn at nt thereof by causing a copy of this order to be were killed and one seriously injured ing n eiueriy । thc old who became not only a ptinllshed In the Hastings Banner a new*Washington, May 81.—Debate on tereil old man, supported by an elderly | • vieing cripple, but also a drunkanl, as a de- I state bank tax repeal bill was begun in in a freight wreck here Wednesday. tmper printed and circulated In said County of lady, with snow-whib- hair, ’ ’ once in each week for three successive An express freight smashed into some Bany r'hitonftira i fender of his country. His unfortunate ' the V rr> i.. .. »r_ /'r» — i weeks previous to raid day ot hearlnc. house on Tuesday, Mr. Cox (Tenn.) with her own toolwad in w . . t S- aa ...his —-- ..wound, .1.. ... t.i.resulted » 1 ♦ ■• rl Charum W. Armstrong. 1 habit, ns Isurelv speaking in its favor and Mr. Johnson freight cars left on the north-bound (A true copy ) ' Judge of Probate. track by t.. ’ local freight train. | from army service. (Ind.) presenting the opposing argu­ | , One year herfee, if he lives, the old ments. Adjourned until to-day. PROBATE ORDER Macon, Ga., May 31.—The rear coach | soldier will be!poor, ragged, friendless, Washington, June 1.—In the bouse ot Michigan. County of Bart homeless. Tofdayi he wore a comforta­ yesterday a bill was passed for the ap­ of a train on the Albany & Columbia State At a session of tits Probate L. ble suit of clothes, good shoes, and he pointment of an additional judge of branch of the Southwestern rail­ County of Barry, holden at rbc Probate offlee. in overturned by broken the City of Hastings, in «aid county, on Wed­ marched with hLs comrades of the the district court of the United Stales way was nesday tbe h‘4h day of May. In tbe year oneg Holts Wednesday morn­ thousand eight bund ret1 ana ninety four. Grand Army to Arlington cemetery. for the northern district of Illinois, rails at Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Hto step was not us light and springy and the bill to repeal the state bank ing, and forty people were injured, Probate. , two or three of whom will in ’ as when he first marched with the old tax was further discussed. In the matter of the estate of Daniel D. all probability die. Morehouse, decease1. corps. He did Fifteenth army Washington, June 2.—The senate On reading and filing the petition duly verified not rush along ns he did with bill, providing for the carrying out of of Matilda C. Morehouse, widow of said deceas­ A Heavy Deficit. ed, praying that administration of said estate the Ninth corps, when the charge tbe award of the Paris tribunal of Washington, June 1.—The official may be granted to said petitioner or to some was made all along the line at Cold arbitration for the protection of the treasury statement to be issued June oth-r suitable i»erson. Harbor. He limped painfully. The seals in Behring sea. was passed in the Thereupon ic is ordered, that Friday tbe 1, will show that the expenditures of Sth day of Junq, A. D., IWM at ten o’elonk la dJrowds knew nothing of his history. house yesterday. The state bank bill the government for the eleven months the forenoon. b< assigned for the hearing of *a!A He was only one of a long line of aging was further considered. At the even­ petition and thiit the heirs at law of said de­ of the current fiscal year have exceed­ ceased and all c ’her persons Interested In said veterans. After three years of active ing session private pension bills were ed the receipts by *72.000,000, the ag- ■ estate, are requ rod to appear at a session of service, and after being left for dead discussed. court, then io be hoiden at the Probate of­ gregate standing in round figures: Re­ said fice. tn the City of Hastings, in m said county, and on the Virginia battlefield, thto old sol­ Washington, June 4.—In the house ceipts, *268,000,000; expenditures, *840,- 5iiuw do, why tho prayer of show CBU3C. cause. it If spy *py mere there be, dier, ■ who enlisted as a private, was on Saturday a resolution was intro­ 000,000. These figures indicate a total the petitioner may not be granted. And tt ta further ordered, that said petitioner give noQee mustered out a colonel commanding a duced for non-interference with Ha­ deficit for the twelve months of the to tbe persons Interested in said estate, of tbe regiment of reenlisted veterans. To­ waiian affairs. A reduction in the pendency of said petition and tbe bearing fiscal year of about *78,000,000. day he is only a wornont old soldier, wages of laborers to one dollar a day thereof by eansing a copy of this order to bo published in the Hiudfogs Ban neb, a news­ Uta Daughter Murdered In Florid*. and has been dismissed for drunken­ by the district commissioners caused a paper printed and circulated In said County of Freeport. Ill., June 3.—George Barry, once in each week for three successive TIIK -BEOON CLL1AT1ON. ness. When next he goes to Arlington resolution of inquiry to be offered. weeks previous to said day ot hesrlnr. Kaiser, of Afolkey, this county, has cemetery, it will probably be in a , Chas. W. arms? bong. and stronglv contrasting with her Chill I* Prosperous. • received word that his daughter. Cath­ Judge of Probate. . . crape bonnet. As the kneeling widow hearse. f A true copv.) arine, who was living on hto farm at W ashington , June 2. — The congress What a pity it was that the boys who raised her eyes the old man dropped fell in battle, or died in hospital, of Chili has passed an act providing Eden, Fla., was Monday last murdered his cane, extended his arms, saying during the war. cduld not have looked for the resumption of specie payments by a negro, who cut her throat. Her NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. nothing; the little willow arose, went Into the eyes of loving friends at on July 1. 1896. From January 1 to dead body was found in the woods, State ol Michigan, County of Barry—s*. Notice I* hereby given, that by an order of to him, kissel him, and laid her head the Probate Court for the County of Barry home, and heard the words of cheer April 1 the free gold in the treasury of where she had gone to pick flowers. upon his shoulder, and the reconcilia­ which might have fallen from the lips Chili increased from *7,774,716 to *8,made on the '.Mil day of May. A. D. IBM, Fifty Year* Old. Mix months from i hat dare were a i lowed tor cred­ tion was complete. Be was the father of mother, wife, sister or sweetheart 888,182. This indicates that Chili is London, June 2.—The thirteenth in­ itors to vreeei.i > heir cln)ins against the estate of her dead husband, and she was the It was added pang to them all to die the most prosperous of all the South of Hannah W. l:u**ellr late of said county, ternational conference of the Young .lecrased. and that ad creditors of said iHneasto widow of his dead hoy. It was rery alone, without a ray of light of American republics. The paper money Men's Christian associations of all an- nqulred to present their dahns to said which it is proposed to redeem was is ­ I'Hibair Court, at the Probate offlee. in tbe CHy affecting, Indeed.” lands began in thtocity yesterday. The >tf llRMlnir*. sympathy or love. for examination and nJlowanec., oft Such scenes. In these later daya, are What a pity it would be if you, or if sued during and immediately after the meeting commemorates the fiftieth an­ or natora the »th davot November next. wry rare, and Dec.cation day Is rather I, should permit any one of these old late revolution. niversary of the organization of the ai.d tbataueb. claims will be heard before teii court, or Tuesday. lb* 2-th day of August an occasion of rejoicing and congratu­ Didiers who are yet with us to suffer first Young Men’s Christian association and on Wednesday, the 2*th day of November To BulM sixty Engines for Brasil. lations upon the work and good deed, for a word of sympathy or a deed of uext, at ten o'clock tn the forenoon of each at New Yore. June 3.—The Brooks lo­ by George Williams June 6,1844. •hose day*. dune by the dead than of grief foe love. They earned cur reapect, our comotive works of Dunkirk, N. Y., Dated Maj 2stli, 4. D. 1*4, Conferees to EmbcKxlln* 816,000. their lose upon the field ot battle. .admiration add our best gifts, while have just received from Messrs. Flint Chav. W. Armstrong. Winona. Minn., June 4.—George J. Across the river from the natlonm many of ub were infante in the arms of A. Co., of thto city, an order for thirty Walker, head bookkeeper for R. D. cauitel, beneath the shade of the cmr mothers, or were yet unborn. passenger locomotives and thirty Cone A Co. for thirteen years, baa con­ panoplied by the Invisible but tangible Therefore, on each and every Decora­ freight locomotives for the Central MORTGAGE SALE. . fessed stealing *15,000 in the last ten » DeCau'r haying been made la tbe oondittoM Jerfmne of million, of flowers, shep- tion day, let us mingle words of cheer railway of Brazil. Thto order will years. It was well invested and he of a ivrtaln m •rtvage executed by JI ceded by the vigils of angels, in their for the living with our tears for tbe «dcr and Elik I. Cm, wdlader amount to nearly *750,000. ' has made restitution. Walker was Cadwell H Had. dated Itir elrhtwttUi daytf Jl UM earthly bivouac, twenty thowand dead. ^na D FbT‘ Juneprominent in chureh and society. He •recorded the twetdleta day Relieved of a Bag of Diamond*. Midler, of the republic sleep forever In on which there is due at this date i . Danbviixx, N. Y., June 2.—Mr. and probably will not be prosecuted. A DUBeult T**khundred and twelve and ST-1W dollar*. Not Arlington cemetery. Not only on Mrs. John Spruance, of Oakland, CaL Is hereby given, that by virtue of tbe power Tramp — You has party eaay tlmeebeautiful May day do loving sale in said mortgage. I "haH foreclose fee M nothin- to do but stand here rellta lead while on their way from California to Washington, June 2.—Tbe govern­ by a sale at public auction to tbo btotaeC W and willing hands cover their grnv. s this village were relieved of a bag con ­ with garlands, but upon every day of P'pendl Peddler—Think lf» easy, do ment receipts from all sources during der, at the north front door of i be Oourt Hh taining *4,500 worth of diamonds and May aggregated *28,066,»4, about *500,- in the City of Histnigs, on tbe first da* । the year their eternal camping ground tember. IMH, m twelve o’clock noon, ot i Don’t you know people won’t *175 in money. The bag was missed 000 more than during the preceding certain piece or parcel of land, situated Is rhdu-d and .killed landscape garden­ veh? City of Hastings. County of Barry and I er. make beautiful tho mound, ta buy pencil, of a feller on th’ street an- just before the party reached Buffala month of April, and nearly *8,000,000 Michigan, described as follow*, vlx: Cpi ing at L’m north east comer of the so* which they lie. Some of them Ufo less he looks -starved an’ dejected an less than in May a year ago. quarter at section number eight. In to. hungered and thlrtted tn Andereon- despairin’?" Cairo. UL, June 1.—Wash Jones, a tnree north at ranee ehrtK wear, ramtar ‘•That’s easy.” west nn ibe east aud west quarter I In* , museum freak, was drowned at Mound rilleknd Ubbey; hungered and thirak Springfield, O., June 4.—Receiver* rieettou eighty-seven rods to the “ n ’ t, easy to look that way right ed not alone for the bread of Lfe and City in the Ohio river. Hto stage name have been appointed for the Winter* highway (now Mich Iran Are) ‘ the pure water of the weita. “d along, w’en y’r rakin’ ta four dollar, a was Nicodemus. He was only 27 inches the center of said highwa Lithographing company of thto city. al-jng Hnenf Lincoln Street on Daniel rivulete of their childhood, but hun- day."—N. Y. Weekly. in height, Liabilities are stated at *151,413 and ircred and thirsted for the love of the assets at *75,000.. SX.!home Now that they Accommodating Gwdbeyond all human help and .ynipatny, get in quick, plo—c! The train 1» jart Adklpmj,CL,June 1.—The boiler at thly hare the love of a nation andthe conto car works, the largest of the going to start! “rank Haynes' sawmill near here ex­ gratitude of all who worablp har<ri*^Young Lady—But I want to give my kind in New England, were totally de­ ^To-day they have highbonor. the stroyed by fire Sunday, causing a loas 4 hJlUide for their pall- The*““ £ sister a kiss. "Get in, get to, IU ore to that — of 175,000; insured for 149,500. fibarmaa Waite. .Ute, while angel, trait. UperatnlL The oak. and pine.. Hire Diamond Crystal Salt Is much the purest, and therefore The fxst salt known. Mods from the best brine, by tbe teat process, with tire best gndn. nnd packed in the beet manner. Tbe fact thataalt 1* cheap ta no rwusm why ynu should not have pare nalt. Auk for Diamond Crystal, give It a fata’ trial. Write us Tor further particular*. Our Dairy Suit ta the standard of e»celletice, and no butter maker aboelfl be wltboutJt. Address DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT OM. St. Clair, Mich. A STRANGE CASE. How an Enemy was Foiled. The following graphic statemeat will be _^ad with Intense mtorest: Tamnotfleacribe • ।; u m b, creepy sensation thatextated In my ■rip', hands analogs. I had to ntb and beat ■ b./M parts until they wore sore, t® overcome :i. a measure tbe dead feeling thathad taken IhTssrsslon of them. In addition. I bad a range weakness In my b»ck and around mjr " ali-t. together with aft indescribable ftH linx In my stomach. Physician* said It was crtvplng paralysis, from which, ftccoraInr to their universal coaclmdon, there to no t' hrf. Ont o It fastens mdou a peraoft, they -••ty. It continue* its’insidious pmrrea* until reaches a vital point and the sufferer dies, .-qch wm my prospect. I had been doctoring •• year and a half steadily, but with no pnrtu-ular benefit, when I ssw &a advertteemeut of l»r Miha’ Restorative Nervine, procured a totdeaud began aslng IL Marvelous1 *• It may mwih, but a few days bad paatod. befoee • very bit of that creepy feeling had and there has not been even tbe allghteet itMilentlon of Its return. I now feel as well tut I ever did, and have gained ten lK>unds in weight, though I had run down from 170 to 137. Four other* have o*ed Dr. Miles' Ri storatlve Nervine on my recomendarlon, and it baa been as satisfactory In their ...vv-V UJ L.UB 1ZF. Ullt* MOUM.JM — *KJ8SM5 to �hb'M|F*MP Hastings Banner. ' Thursday, June 7, 1894. MABaHALL L.COOK.aaiW. twh HAJsrnros, mi ch., fostofficx. ACGOBT 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES Who la to Blaine? When the Chicago fire occurred a few years ago, and many millions of property were destroyed in a few hours, the whole 'nation mourned, men’s hearts were deeply moved, and strong efforts were made by philanthropic persons to repair in some measure the disaster. if a great earthquake should shake the city of New York and tumble hundreds of its buildings in ruins, annihilating wealth era. And tkere la lot. o< leisure especially for Ike laboring men. Just at present about 155 out of the 587 No matter what may be said of tbe nat­ Inmates are idle, owing to tbe stringency ural tendenctea nf the democracy’s taste of the times, the contracts having been for “aour” mash, yet their actions at cut down to the lowest possible notch. Washington would go to show that they This enforced idleness is one of the ‘hard­ est things for a prisoner to bear. For no are not at all “opposed io sugar.” punishment is greater than to be shut in their small, narrow cells all day, only go­ What the people want Is protection— ing out at meal time. from such an administration as we are The uniform is plain grey, tbe stripes now existing under. People don’t live un­ are put on a prisoner for punishment. der democratic administrations they sim­ Tbe wearing of these signifies that he must sit in a dark cell at night, has do ply exist reading matter, receives no letters, and that he is lengthening rather .than shorten­ Molasses in January is said to be alow, ing bls term. As one passes through the prison they but it’s a raging torrent compared with the return to prosperity under a democratic see tables in some of tbe balls where toys and other articles made by the prisoners administration. are placed on sale. Tbe money from these sales go to his credit and the sum accumu­ The good times that the democrats lated is given him when he leaves prison. promised us should certainly have put in an appearance by this time. and inflicting misery and distress upon thousands of our people, tbe occurrence would be regarded as an unmixed calami­ ty which might induce some men to ques­ COMMUNICATION. tion the justice and mercy of the agency that controls the forces of nature. If a foreign nation should send its shipt Into one of our ports and batter down and burn and destroy the property of the peo­ Mr. Editor. ple, every loyal man in the nation Tbe Common Council at Its meeting weuld have an eager desire to evenge the led by Aiderman Hicks, who introduced a injury and the wrong at any cost of blood resolution, voted 7 to 1, to chauge the grade of 1st and 4th wards from tbe grade and treasure. ‘ established and adopted Nov. 21st, But, within less than twelve months, 1892, on page 149 of Hastings City Char­ without a conflagration, without a convul­ ter. Aiderman Bennett stated he would sion of nature, without tbe savage fury of. not vote to change grade in 4th ward un­ less 1st ward was included, which seems a foreign foe. this nation has witnessed curious, especially when tbe aiderman destruction of Its wealth compared with from the 1st ward did not show any evlwhich a burred Chicago fires would be dence that tbe property owners wanted It of trifling importance. It has witnessed changed. In the 4th ward 90 property owners signed a petition, many of them the Infliction upon Its people of suffering not knowing bow It would effect tbe ward so intense that it has filled men’s souls in tbe future. The grade established Nov. with despair and driven many persons to। 21 at, was engineered by Mr. Balch, of Kalamazoo, and was done in a thorough, self destruction. Since March 4, 1898, practical and mechanical manner with due the productive forces of the country have regard to the water fall, drainage and In­ been in a condition of semi-paralysis. tersection of all streets for ail time to During this period the failure of multi­, come, which if conformed to would in ten tudes of men to obtain their accustomed years make Hastings tbe inest city ot its , size in Michigan on streets and side walks. wages has reduced them to a condition of To undo such a grade te reckless and partial pauperism and forbidden the pro- { wrong, besides being a great Injustice to fitable conduct of commercial exchanges.. the city and tax payers for several reasons. It cost the city time, money and services ot The business of the great railroads has an expert engineer to survey and estab­ shrunk in such a manner as to deprive the lish such grade. Several hundred dollars owners of the earnings which have hither­ was expended under the supervision of the to come to them. Prices of commodities Mayor, Mr. McCoy, and the street commit­ have declined with tbe result that values tee. who wen» good, competent men. and gave many days ot their time to perfect have been extinguished upon a scale here-,- tbe work. Tbe 1st ward being isolated by tofore unknown.' On every side money a river between, will not interfere with loss, compulsory idleness and extermina­ streets, in other words only on Michigan Ave and Broadway, We are told the tion of wealth have appeared where, with­ work on the street both sides of bridge in a single year, there was prosperity with­ was done In conformity with the out example in the history of mankind. It is established grade. Is this true? Will not an extreme statement that the total some advocate Of change of grade reply? The 4th and 3rd wards adjoin and run losses thus produced will far surpass the parallell. The 3rd ward grade is the es­ total cost in money of the four years’ war tablished grade, tbe 4th ward has no grade. for the salvation of the Union. The vol­ It will readily be seen by the most obtuse ume of American business, as shown by that this will conflict In tbe future. Aid­ ermen in 3rd ward will hold to grade es­ the bank clearances, dwindled by more tablished. Aldermen In 4th ward will than ten billion dollars In 1893, as com- go by guess or notion. Have the people of pared with 1892. the 4th ward who signed the petition lost Where does the responsibility rest for their good common sense and business sagacity to be led into such error? Let al! this frightful human suffering and de-them look into this matter further and the etructlon of property in a time of pro­ writer feels satisfied tha| they will want found peace? It rests upon Grover Cleve­ to correct their mistake, the representa­ land, President of tbe United States, and tions of Aiderman Hicks to tbe contrary notwithstanding. upon the political party of which be is tbe Critic. oracle and the dictator. Tbe business of tbe nation has been shaken to its founda­ TEFFT GOES. tions because of the threat of a complete revolution of the conditions upon which A Large Crowd Anwembled at the Depot to See Htn Off. ■' it has been conducted with unprecedented Friday morning only a few minutes be­ success for more than thirty years. fore the morning train going east came in sight Sheriff McKevltt was seen walking Barry county has an interest in the north from tbe jail with a couple of pris­ Kansas elections this year, further than oners shackeled together, the worthy cou­ the mere desire to see a big republican vic­ ple being Hartel, the forger, and Tefft the murderer. His presence was the signal tory. In the 6th Congressional District of for a general stampede. The streets up to that state the republicans have nominated that time would remind one of the “De­ . a former Barry County boy to represent serted Village.” Scarcely a person could them In Congress. That man is tbe Hon. be seen, but when tbe Sheriff made his ap­ pearance people commenced flocking A. H. Ellis, who, several years ago pracaround him from every direction. In­ tioed law iu Middleville, having befcn ad­ stead of taking tbe usual route around by mitted to tbe bar while there. While yet the Hastings house tbe prisoners were .a young man his ability was recognized taken to tbe railroad track and thence east to the depot. When the train arrived and bls future predicted. With that rest­ folly 500 people were present to see tbe less energy which yearns for newer and couple embark for their future residence larger fields of activity, usefulness, and where they win put In a lot of time for the opportunity be went west and bung out state. The big crowd must have aided In keep­ bls shingle at Beloit, Kansas, where be ing up their courage for they laughed and has built up a very large and lucrative law chatted, until they got aboard tbe cars and practice and been honored with many po­ Tefft gayly waved his bouquet of flowers sitions of trust and responsibility. He is from the window as tbe train pulled out. • ta a district that two years ago gave an Some of our readers may Det be aware adverse majority of 6,000, but his friends of tbe prison rules and regulations so we claim tsat his popularity and -fitness for will give a few of them. Under tbe “good the position, coupled with tbe more-than- time law” Tefft b entitled to a reduction miserable administration of the .nation’s of his sentence as follows:—First and sec­ ond years, five days In each month; third affairs since then, will elect him. .and fourth years, six days; fifth and sixth Barry county friends of Mr. Ellis will years, seven days; seventh, eighth and ninth, nine days, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, watch-the contest with much Interest thirteenth, fourteenth years, ten days in each month; fifteenth, sixteenth, seven­ Tbe name of Hon. Fred A. Maynard, -of th, eighteenth and nineteenth years, Grand Rapids, is prominently mentioned twelve days, twentieth and all subsequent for Attorney General of Michigan. Mr. years thereafter, fifteen days in each month. So it will be seen If Tefft behaves Maynard is a man of broad culture, a himself he can gain as follows:—1st and graduate of tbe State University from both 2nd years 120 days; 3 and 4th years 144 days; 5th and Sth years 168 days; 7th, 8th and 9th years 824 days; 10-14 years 600 man of much legal experience and of wide days; 15-19 years 720 days; 20-20 years acquaintance all over tbe state. If nomi­ IWOjdays; oca total of 4056 days, which nated be will be elected and will give to to equivalent to 11 years. 1 month and 10 the office tbe same attention and care chat. days. This will make Tefft’s actual time •f imprisonment be 18 years, 10 months be has given to his own business and and 20 days, and there is scarcely any which has earned for him an excellent doubt but what he will behave as there Is seidom a man who enters Jackson prison reputation at tbe bar. that does not avail himself al the good time rules. What is going to be done with the Wil­ The convict at Jackson has many privi­ son bill is one cf the conundrums that leges. His cell may be furnished in tbe no one seems capable of answering at this flnest manner possible, with rugs, pictures books, etc., according to the desire of the Inmate and bis purse. He may receive all time and time again that ‘-the Wilson bill tbe letters Us friends care to send him. will surely be passed next week.” Next । [ ; ; , , ; : , ! •till tbe Wilson bill stands oat before the may go after working hours desires, but of course no talking Is allow- Ibe prison fare, although plain is suh•tantial. tbe noUr dinner osnally coo- Oook: class TO, John M. McElwain; elaaa -SO, Men*' Mudge McKelvie; clssa *81, Eroeet Bailey; clsra TO, Glenn Green- Held, Minnie M.Ubewi; class TO, Edith Babcock. W. H. Spence; elaaa TO, Agnee a Holbrook, Harry Andree; class TO. Jolie A. Boek; class TO. Frans Willison. CbatOo Lake; elec* TO, Blanche Hender­ shott, Thoma. Water,; else, ’88. Kiltie Beadle, Loon Goodyea/; elaaa TO, Belle Holebktae Cbldeeler, Geo. Wootoo; elaaa -po, Mary Woodward. Jason McElwain: claw *91. Guy Bauer. Grace Hobbe Os­ born; elaaa TO, Nonna Michael. John Ketcham; elaaa TO, Ethel Brown, Will Cole. BMdpo*bu..€NM«.<n. Pure A cream of tarter bakinr no.u Highest of all in leavening ,u^i. -Latest United States meat Food Report GovernRoyal Baking Powder Co., Beef 11 v«. 24 to 3, Mutton, dressed. 6. Wool.» to UH. Wall St.,’ N. V Additional Local News. The annual Alumni Reunion of tbe High School on June 22nd., blds fair to be one of the most successful held in several years. The services at tbe Mandolin and Guitar orches­ tra have been secured and they will add greatly to the program. The Secre­ tary is receiving many replies of accept­ ance, and it b thought 150 will be pre­ sent this year. Immediately after the graduating exercises, a reception will be held at tbe Episcopal Parish House until FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS It is a fact that we have The most conveniently located store The neatest and nicest arranged store, The best lighted store, N2T7IBLE CO^NEU Where Monroe, Canal and Pearl Sts. intersect in Grand Rapids. There stands the Tower Block. The largest general store, The most homelike store and The best patronized store IN BARRY COUNTY By Col. Pierce ‘twaa built, by him ’twas made; A towering land mark, in the clothing trade. For a time its occupant was J. L. Hudson, but now this spring time it shines forth re­ organized, re-juvenated and re-christened. ’ There ‘‘Under the Tower Clock” you'll find the ‘‘Col. in command, with As long as the people stay by us, we will keep extortion at° bay. Concentrate your trade. The more we can sell the che.ni. cheaperr you can buy. Yourservant, fill Grades ol Glothlno, DEALER IN BUTTER and EGGS all new, very latest patterns, very newest styles at one price, for Gash Only. PARIS GREEN Our childrens department overflows with practical, dur­ able, yet dainty, tailor made garments, with cut, trim and finish—with quality and style just as well—just as good— as for men—every bit. Touching clothes for men— do they realize the evolution in fine clothes making, now going on! Some do. For those that don’t it is well to know right now that, Master For Spraying Fruit Trees, etc. Tailors—Artists—cut, make and trim garments by the thousand, and yet, every GOODYEAR thousand is made with the same exact carefullness as though a single garment Tall, short, stout and slim IS HEADQUARTERS. men fitted right oS—no wait­ ing. Rogers Peet <fc Co. lead the Remember that Wall Paper van m making such clothes. is Cheaper than ever This Season. • Their products have fit, el­ egance, finish, wealing qual­ ity and style. They maintain W. H.QOObYEZIR the highest standard of hon­ estly tailored, genteel, readyto-wear, Fashionable Business Suite, Dress Suits, Semi-Dress Suits and Overcoats. Every one below Tailor’s prices— often excelling in real worth Sole agency for the R. P. <fc We have just put in a Co. in Grand Rapids is at thia store. London Purple Siufl Shot The Modern Drooolst, NEW PATTERNS Our Furnishing, Hat and Trunk Departments mean stores full of such wares for the changing seasons. Our prices meet the present finan­ cial upheaval. Don’t forget the application. When a purchase here is not as represented, return it yoar money back, s?a.°3^r°sx sa™"’ *-« » Bia Lot of New Patterns Glow,Furnisher, flatter. WIHb R4FID5, P1KH. OF HOUSE GLEANING The above picture was taken from life, it can be Been meet'any day and in most any home when cleaning house is in full sway. House cleaning not only reminds the “mu of the house” that most all of the improbable things will happen, but it also reminds him that NEW GARRETS . NEW GURTAINS. NEW RUGS . . NEW DRAPERIES NW FURNITURE Are needed and needed badly. Right here we want to say “don’t hesitate about buying what you need Right Now because wheat is 50 centa bushel.” We can give you much more now for your money than we could a year ago. You want the goods; we want the money. Dst’s trade. AN INSPECTION WE SUL 'EM CHEAP, Out of town folks served Come in and see as though here. Write particulars—You’ll like our LONDON PURPLE way. E. S. PIERCE, Reminder them. Of those new Patent Spring Pillows is solieiteii. t hey are just the thing for those troubled with sick headache. They keep the head eool. See one of them—and you’ll buy it A. McCoy. �HASTINGS_BANNER. Thursday, June 7, 1894._____ " clipping from the Grand Rapid. should not be confounded with our own Chas. W. Warner of this city. They are two entirely different people. _ »~"coo«. — Tines are HflRD qooBS AKE CHEAF. The 30th. annual meeting of the Mich. Ploneir and Historical Society is being held at Lansing this week. Two Barry lamauxio-tQ^l- If you 1 ‘ ■ need county pioneers are on tbe program; Mrs. A. M. Hayes for the history of Hastings, and Hon.H. P. Cherry of Bedford, for the history ot Johnstown. Bentley, Tomlinson A Rider are making WALL PAPER a specialty of shingles. They have shingles at a dollar a thousand, which are not vforth half tbe money, also others worth double the price asked. You will have to see them to know anything about them. They can please everybody. Window Shades, Sarah Grand the author of the •’Heaven­ ly Twins” whose articles in the North Faints, Olis American Review on tbe Woman Question have been tbe Subject of so much com­ ment and criticism, continues the series In the June number of that periodical with a trenchant paper on ”The Modem Girl.” Dur >. Patent Medicines, or anything in my line, give m,.’a chance. I will save you money. fR&D L HEflTfi, By taking your farm produce to Phillips A Erb’s you can get tbe highest market price and have an opportunity to select from one of the very .best stocks of gro­ ceries In the city. They make a specialty of keeping fine teas, coffees aud canned goods. They also keep a nice assortment ■ of glassware. The-many friends of Ed. Mallory will be pleased to learn that he was admitted to tbe bar last week, being examined In open court. Judge Smith presiding, aud answer­ ing ail questious in a most satisfactory THE DRUGGIST. local news. • CIRCULATION • 83 quires. This week, Hrreaft-r. changes for advertisements Lu>t fra -I. this office Tuesdays at latest to .v-uk Insertion In the issue of the week • whfii brought. _________ j Mre. M. H. B»Hex wm |n Battle CrMk 4- J- Beebe. of Nashville, wait city yesterday. In the Thomas Heney and wife visited In Kal- Mr. a>d Mrs. John Miller visited their 800 in Otsego last week. G«y Cook, of Plainwell, was in the city the fore part of the week. We want to hear from al! correspondents every -week now. Large bottles of the finest oil made or 4’fur 25c at T. Phillips*. for <’«’.! »n Christmas for the latest styles •in phu’.'H. He guarantees satisfaction. Needles for all machines and at prices to suit the times. T. Phillips. Don’t buy a hat until you have examin­ ed the .-tuck of Millinary at Soule’s Bazaar. A ffn<* line of Misses and childrens school hats for 25 cents at Soule’s Bazaar. SV.i.50 bgys a high arm, high grade four drawer sewing machine at T. Phll- lip<*. IxwH-A Knights of Pythias charm. Finder will be rewarded by returning^ame to this office. Painting, paper hanging and bard wood finishing. Inquire of W. S. Nelson, 113 West State St. We can furnish duplicates from Heath’s old negatives On short notice. J. EL CflEl &TMA8. Th.- Turkish Bath makes all the large •:ti •. ami is one of the best cumpanys on the roa»l. Tuesday niglft at Mudges Opera house. Tlie-seniors and juniors of tbe High School held. their annual picnic at Thorn­ apple Lake Friday, and a first class time is reported by them. Why don’t you step In to Rogers’ furni­ ture >tore and see what surprising bar­ gains you can get for a few dollars. Such a ylslt will pay you. Word was received Friday of John Van Arman's death at his home In LaJunta Thursday last of Brights disease, after an illness of about eight months. FortBGtlon in Evoru Wau E. A. Burton left for Lansing this week where he has secured a position; v Mrs. Olive Carpenter returned Monday from a visit with Nashville friends. Mrs. W. E.- Rape, of Chattanooga, Twin , Is visiting Mbs Ada Michael. mOODTESK BROS Mlles Main hasten for Donovan, Illinois, where he will mske his future home. Mrs. George II. Brooks left Tuesday to v IsitMrs. A. E. Barues, of Yorkville. HARDWARE 22 IHPLEMENT5 U<dgc Smith and wife visited Rev. Puf­ fer and family at Manistee, last week. Mrs. L. M. Wilkinson, of Bedford, Is the guest of.her sou, C. W. Jordrat, this week. New Western Walking Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cook left to-day for a two weeks visit Martin relatives. with Prairieville and IVES-------- Mrs. Roland Clark returned to Grand Rapids to-day after a weeks visit with rel­ atives in this city. SATISFACTION ■- Hon. H. P. Cherry has returned to his home In Banfield, after an extended visit with bls sou, R. H. Cherry. manner. If Ed’s success In tbe practice of y/tflss Carrie Mershon, of Chicago, is the the law is as successful as was his exami­ guest of Mrs. D. E. Fuller, Miss Maud nation his future will be very rosy. Kelly and other friends in the city. The second annual conference of the Dr’s J. C. Andrus aud S. M. Fowler are health officers of Michigan will be held In Anu Arbor June 14th aud ISth. Full dis­ In Anu Arbor this week attending the cussions ou how to restrict aud prevent meeting of the State Dental Association. the spreading ot smallpox and typhoid । Cyril Grigsby, of Chicago, Is visiting fever will be given, by tbe best medical relatives in the city. Mrs. Grigsby will talent in the state. Every city should joiu him here the latter part of the week. Jtft. * Additional correspondence on inside send its health officer tu this meeting. Henry Jones recovered from bls recent page. We shall be ‘-at home” all next week stroke of paralysis, sufficiently to return Wf will tell 5 ou more about the races ready to receive callers for Hemlock Drop to Lansing with his son John, last week. | Siding, or anything else in the line of next week. I • • reached us Dandu Ridina amaxoo last week. Don't forget the races July 3rd, 4th and Several correspondences this week too late. CORN CULTIVATORS Mrs. W. R. Cook spent Sunday with Nashville friends. Lumber, Lath, or Shingles. We have on­ daughter, Mrs. Swartout, of Grand Rap­ ly ten or twelve - kinds of Shingles, but Ids, were the guests of Hastings friends manage to please most people, both as to last week.-price and quality, with thia limited assort­ ment. Very truly yours, Case of tbe people against N. T. Parker Bentley, Tomlinson A Rihek. for violating tbe liquor law has been con­ Miss Ada Michael desires to announce tinued as the complaining witness can not to the people that she has upeued an office be found. Romain Bull, for disposing of over W. H. Goodyears drug store where chattie mortgage property, plead not she is prepared to do all work where the guilty, and case was continued. Tbe ap­ services of a stenographer or type writer, peal ca.se ot Mary J. Coe against C. L. or both may be required, and will do all Glasgow, of Nashville, is now* on trial. work at reasonable rates. Thote who have Y. P. 8. C. E. Excursion to Muskegon a very voluminous correspondence should via the Michigan Central and Grand Rapids make arrangements with her to do their aud Indiana Rys. on Tuesday June 19tii. work. Special train will leave Hastings at 7:55 Eighty five lbs. and six, penny weights a. m. Irving at 8:LC a. m. Returning train and everybody loves her. Dainty Little will leave Muskegon at 6:30 p. m. Fare Marie Heath and ”A Turkish Bath” will for round trip one dollar children fifty bold the boards of The Mudge Opera cents. Tickets good on this date and train House Tuesday June 13n<L Petite Marie only. All those who wish may spend the comes to us this season surrounded by a day In Grand Rapids. There jarlll be seven strong company of clever comedians and coaches at Hastings, so that all will have bright and pretty girls. Tbe play is divid­ plenty of room. Arrangments are being ed into three parts, a dip, a sweat, a made for an excursion on Lake Michigan plunge. It is replete with merriment and at a low rate. Announcemebt of which music. It arouses good wholesome laugh­ will be made on tbe train. You are Invited ter which linger) long after the footlights to join us in having a day of pleasure and C. K. Osbobm. have been extinguished. It is safe to say enjoyment Agent that ”A Turkish Bath” will meet‘ with a warm reception from our amusement Mrs. Anua Dickson an aged widow liv­ loving public. ing in Maple Grove, about two miles from Interest will soon tend toward Bay Nashville had a terrible experience last View’s delightfully cool and bracing cli­ Wednesday evening. She Ilves alone with mate. The Assembly and Summer Uni­ her daughter and had left the door unlock­ versity announcements are already out. In ed for her as she was spending the evening the June Bay View Magxzike. which at a neighbors. Soon after Mrs. Dickson can be had by addressing J. M. Hall. Flint retired she became aware of some ones Mich. This time it Is radlent with Illus­ presence in the room, and Instantly ski trations, gives all tbe Assembly programs, was seized and a hand forced over her University courses, expenses, etc. The mouth while her assailant attempted to University opens on July 12, with 46 in­ assault her. Mrs. Dickson Is mentally un­ balanced to some extent and has not re­ Michigan roads will sell half-fare tickets covered from the shock sufficiently to give there dally, from July 9 to 18. Inclusive, a clear account of the affair. Her nearest return limit August 16. All living expenses neighbor Mrs. Gus Felghner beard scream­ ing out In tbe highway, and go’ her bus­ there are only five to seven dollars, and band up. Ho went to the road and found has behn a resident of this county about eveu less, per week. the poor old iady barefooted and in her 50 years. of tbe Wo The last regular meeting night clothes talking jncoberenijy about A big crowd wifi be here July 4th and mens Club for this year was held Friday her dead husband, aud when she saw Mr. all during the races. Some means ought afternoon, and tbe following program car­ Feighner sank insensible at his feet. Nash­ to be devised for the entertainment of the ried out:—Pericles, Demosthenes, Socra­ ville authorities are endeavoring to find people in the evening. • Merchants ought tes, Plato. Zeno, Aristotle—Mrs. Sadie the brute who made the assault, but clues certainly to contribute enough to hire a Cook; Sculpture and Sculptors—Mrs. are very slight. The only description Mrs. good band. Mary Hicks: Discussion. How can our Dickinson can give Is, that he was tall, This season will be great for a large public schools be made of more practical wore a mustache and a high collar. apple crop. Money can be made on cider benefit—Mrs. Jennie Cox, leader. The The Balch grade is becoming a muchlyand vinegar. The Hastings Engine and discussion was one of the best of tho discussed subject That an established iron works have a complete set of Ratch­ year, and Mrs. Cox presented tbe sub­ grade is needed In tbe city is admitted. et Cider Press Screws and fixture! for ject In a most admirable manner. It was That the Balcb grade became unpopular discussed with great enthusiasm and In­ sale cheap. simply on account, of the railroad grade on The Driving Club have purses aggregat­ terest. Mrs. Levi Masters, of Kalamazoo, Market street from Mild Williams’ houtl ing 81500 for the races July 3rd. 4th.' and was present and spoke briefly of tbe In­ south is without question. Probably the 5th. The free for all purse Is a large one dustrial Home in that city. great majority of those who signed the aud will attract some of the best hortes in Some time ago we printed a notice con­ petition to do away with the Balch grade the county, and the . track record will cerning the alleged marriage of Oriie Van in the 4th ward did so through fear that certainly be lowered. Horn “to a California belle.” We got the all the other north and south streets In the Oscar F. Munlon, died at the home of his information from a source which we 4th ward would be used similarly. Such daughter, Mrs. Geo. Jordan. Monday, be­ thought could not be in error ana we is now known not to be tbe case and there ing in th® 79th year of his age. Deeeased printed it In good faith, believing Implicit­ are many who signed the petition that EVERT TIME IHr>i a UH* > H«*i 5 uh** = WW A Square we deal Is what we give to every customer. sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really a walking advertisement for ARE comes again) and invites his friends to come too. We are selling our goods as low as they Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have prices down to the lowest notch. knocked We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY We are not here for a day, nor for reliable. a month, W. H. SPENCE We are to structors, the Assembly on July 19, apd all JohnTI. Williams, an old resident of this county, died at his home at Bowens Mills Friday morning aged 93 years, He an,old pioneer of this county, settling ly In the reliability of our information. It would not have done it had they under­ on a fvm where Coats Grove iiow is in seems however that there has been a mis­ stood tilings as they do now. The city 1844 bm-ased was born In tbe town ot take somewhere for In a letter we ha^e has spent nearly S1000 to get a grade es­ Mlellus. Cayuga Ca,-N. Y., In 1B15. just received from Oriie he expressed tablished with a view to proper drainage „ R™>'t»ber that the Hutinn Urivln* great surprise to learn that he Is a mar­ and as small damage to property owners ih and wondered why he wasn’t as possible. Next week we will Rife ub have asked tbe citizens of this city to, -* tied’ mai contribute nothing for tbe races July 3rd. preeeat “1* at bls own wedding. He insists Alia and cuts of tbe various streets, and iih. and 5tb. which will be tbe menus of that be isn’t a married man, to his own wlU also give the views of such a>i care to draw lag hundreds of people here on that knowledge, and never has been, ami express themselves on the matter. W house. Everyone who buys once can be sold anywhere. TO our Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what I we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ ment clear through. HERE Every show It is fun to show goods. We never tire of showing goods. It’s our business to show goods. Don’t be afraid of troubling our clerks, they like to handle such goods as ours. We like to see shoppers come in who make us pull down lots of goods and who don’t buy wq» ®al*'* The people should appreciate it and WOU) th? races all that Is possible. Tbe character of the gentlemen backing the nb li a sufficient guarantee that cver>wng will be first class. while thanking bis friends for their con­ trust that the council win take no hasty gratulations. yet he promises that they will all be property informed from head­ grade until it has been thorough!} dis­ quarters before such an event would take cussed- X to Wlth “'h until they find what they GRANT want �= = that week end. I know. Do rou want to UUU find VUl ent where I dare WAJEao ahe went? ----­ say I eould manage that i wish you o let me lend yon a hand. 1 am quite as certain as yon cun be that Tom has The Evening News, •• The Great Daily of Michigan.” had no hand in it” This declaration did mhre than any­ thing else could have done to win the girt over. It wm the only confident expression of faith in her lover’s inno­ cence that she had heard from any­ The Associated Prees and many wnallar naws gathering agamw. a thourend active coupondents, a targ. fore. of«ty and specraJ reporters, care­ thoughtful editorial writers, f/ artist*, work aoeaasingiy .V’’ ■•The Great Daily of Michihundreds engaged in QQQ ‘ the ful and capable wfiton, special contributors and 86 SHELBY STRICT, •By Arthur W. Marchmont, B. A. Ksdellas “What?” exclaimed Mary, excitedly. “Do you dare to deny it?” “Deny it—deny what?” returned Savannah, hotly and angrily. “I have told you the truth. I am no liar like— like—a man. I say I never saw Tom Boylance on Friday night; and I will swear to that on my oath." She spoke ao •solemnly and’earnestly that Mary turned cold with despair as she thought of all that the words meant to her lover. CHAPTER XXI II GlBXOn PtlAWLK SURPRISES MARY. A very little reflection warned Mary that she had made a mistake, perhaps a serious one. in showing so much con­ cern at Savannah’s statement, and she made a great effort at self-recovery. “That surprised you, eh?" said Savannah. "Has he been making up some yarn or other about me?" □“If I am surprised,” answered Mary, quietly, “it is because those who say they saw you two together should all make speh a mistake.” “Who are they?" asked Savannah, hotly. “Who are the liars that are not afraid to slander a girl and try to take her character away? Some of those cowardly strikers, I suppose!" “No matter who they are, at pres­ ent," replied Mary; “you will have an opportunity of facing them yet, and denying what they say.” “You are right It is no matter. They are a pack of liars. I tell you I didn’t sec Tom Roylance the whole of Friday evening." “Then you will have to explain a very awkward circumstance," replied Mary; “and just say how a handker­ chief which Torr gave you was found in the mill on Friday night" “Oh! was a handkerchief found in the mill? A handkerchief which Tom gave me? It wouldn’t be a very won­ derful thing, surely, if I were to drop a handkerchief in the place where I spend all the work hours of my life. I see no awkward circumstance there. But why awkward, because I did not see Tom on that night? I don’t un­ derstand you." “Because if you deny you were with him, you will have to account for your time on that night’’ “Bah! Mary," said Savannah, with a contemptuous wave of her hand. “You are silly—and blind as -well as silly. Tom. has given me no handkerchief for me to lose in the milt He has been fooling you; and having heard what I suppose is part of the case against him, he tries to shield himself behind me. His gift of handkerchief is just as real as his story about being with me—and that is no more than nonsense. Give up, and have done with him, lass—have done with him." “Silence, Savannah!" cried Mary, ex­ citedly and indignantly. “I wonder you arc not ashamed to try and malign a man who can’t defend himself. You are not content to say what you know to bo untrue, but you must dare to add to your falseness by cowardly insinua­ tion. For shame!" Savannah laughed loudly at this, and affected to be vastly amused; but she grew angry with sudden change. “.What do you mean? You dare to come here to me, presuming on your pale face aud sickly weakness, and beard me and tell me I am false. Look nearer home, my girl. Go and ask that fine jailbird lover of yours for an account of all his silly maunderings and doddering foolery with me. Get him to tell you the truth, instead of the lies he has been spinning out to cover his worse deeds, and then it’ll be time to come and talk to me about falseness." She spoke with fierce and rising ve­ hemence. her own words fanning the flame of her passion. “It’s no lie,” answered Mary, quite as hotly, her cheeks flaming and her eyes glowing with the last insinua­ tions of the other. “You know that Tom has told nothing but the truth. You were with him on Friday evening till nearly eleven o’clock. You know it; and now, for some wicked purpose But those who saw you together wUl tall the truth." “No one did see us." answered Sa­ vannah, passionate’y, falling in her reckless temper into the unintentional trap wnich lay in Mary’s words. /‘There was not a soul about—" “There!” cried Mary, "what did I together That shows it" “I don’t admit It; I don’t admit any- cfca&r looked at Mary. “Go away!" she cried, raising her hand and pointing to the door. “Go away while you are safe. 1 won’t an­ swer for myself if you stop here an­ other minute. Go!"" “I will go. I am content I have your admission, and that is what I wanted," said Mary, as a parting shot “Go," was the reply, spoken in a harsh, repelling\hard voice. “And re­ member I have made no admission. 1 was not with that—murderer on Friday night and that I swear. Now, go." Mary went out from the interview gloomy enough and full of anger. What she had heard confirmed her opinion of Tom’s innocence, but at the same time showed her bow great would be the difficulty of proving it True or false, such evidence as Savannah would give would make it almost impossible for Tom to account for his time on the Friday night and she quite understood the immense importance of this. Out of the interview with Savannah e&me only one thought She must in some way endeavor to find some evi­ dence to corroborate the truth of Tom’s account of his time and to prove the falseness of Savannah’s denial. There was but one way to do that She must find some one who had seen the two to­ gether on the Friday evening. Some days passed, during which Mary made many fruitless inquiries with this object On the Sunday even­ ing. when she was walking slowly' through the village street, thinking over the problem, she met Gibeon l*rawle. He came again and spoke to her. “You’re looking ill, Mary.” he said, and bis voice had a ring of sympathy. “It’s not more than I feel." she said. She heard so few sympathetic voices now that his greeting was almost wel­ come. “You’re worrying," he continued. “I’m sorry. Are things looking any blacker?" “Why should they look blacknt all?" said Mary, guardedly. “Why, indeed?" he echoed. “I know no reason, i know nothing but what people say—about that, at any rate." “What do they say?" asked the girl. “Chief thing as I’ve heard is that Tom was seen getting into the mill that night; but I don’t believe it Stands to reason that if anybody had been near enough to see him getting in in snch a way they’d have raised some kind of row at the time. Beside, what would Tom want to get creeping in that way when he’d every right to go in by the mill gates.” Gibeon had evidently not heard of Tom’s dismissal, thought Mary. “That’s never been Tom’s way, neither. I don’t like him, and that’s straight; but I’ll never deny that when he means a thing he owns up to it straight and square, and devil take the consequences." “What else do they say. Gibeon?" “Oh! some say he was seen to leave the mill; that he was noticed rushing through the village to his cottage; that he was doing all sorts of ridicu­ lous things oh the way—you know how people’s tongues run at such a time, but there’s naught but wind in it all; for I’ve questioned everybody about the place whose name has been men­ tioned as having seen anything, and can’t find a soul that saw him any­ where or any time the whole blessed evening, except the man who believes he caught him at tbe mill. According to that it looks as if he’d jumped out of the clouds Kt that minute and jumped back again as soon as he’d finished." Mary felt somewhat relieved at this news, despite her previous distrust of him. “Did anyone see Savannah about that night?" she asked. “What?" cried the man In a tone that startled the girl. “What makes you ask that?” “No, I don’t think anyone saw her. Oh, I think I see your meaning," he exclaimed, as if an idea had occurred suddenly bo him. "You think Savan­ nah and Tom were together. Is that it?" “Yea, I thought bo, perhaps” said Mary, rather feebly. trust me, is it, Mary?" be asked quick­ ly reading her fording in the manne* of her answer. “You don’t think, I suppose, do you. that I should go straight to do a good turn to a man to to do a thundering bad one?" “Why do you take such an interest In thia matter?" asked the girl, look­ ing sharply and perhaps suspiciously into his face. “Because yon saved my life in that plucky way. It*s ths truth, I swear it is, though I see you don’t believe IL" He ndd this a little doggedly. “You He aokod fuLhUf in a hall wist- with the eye. Of a man, my laaa. Could j Hre vou. whom I love. into the care of a man I believe to bo a murdererT •■Ah. don't." cried the girt ahrink- ln“Yea, I mini ou?" , “ ’Tisn’t so ranch that I believe it, my lass," he said, slowly and with great emphasis. “I know it. I know he’s innocent: and. what’s more, I mean to prove it. You know what happened in the barn that night I was all against the infernal plot that was laid against him. Well, I believe there’s another' now, quite as devilish and' much more cunning. And if you’ll trust me. we’ll jest turn the penny t’other side up, and make it heads to our side. Now tell me tho rest about Savannah.” She told him what Tom had said, and he asked a question or two. With that he left her, and Mary was full of per­ plexity at what he had said. CHAPTER XXIV. GIBEON 1‘RAWUE SL’BPECTKD The more closely Mary thought over Gibeou Prawle’s meaning in saying that he knew Tom was innocent, tho more puzzled was she. If he spoke the truth it was clear that there were but two ways in which he could know. Either he was with Tom, or had seen him sufficiently often during that night to know that he could not have gone to the mill, or he knew who had committed the crime. This began to take hold of her thoughts, and she asked hetself wheth­ er his knowledge could possibly mean that he himself had had some connec­ tion with IL She was very loth to enter­ tain that suspicion of him, as his mar^ner to her, and especially his ready and strong assertion of Tom's inno­ cence, had softened her dislike and lessened her distrust of him. But the problem remained: Why should he take such an interest in the matter? There had never l>een love lost between him and Tom Roylance. Was it that he wished to turn away from himself all thought of suspicion bj* showing a great zeal in getting Tom acquitted? Two days passed without a sign of him. So far as she could tell he was not even in the village; and thus tho trust and the hopes which, despite her first judgment, she had placed upon him and his help, waned as the day came round for the adjourned hearing of the charge against Tom. On the eve of the day Reuben Gorringe come to her at the cottage, and Mary’s heart sank within her, know­ ing that lie had come for an answer to his question. “To-morrow is the hearing, Mary," he said, after he had been in the cot­ tage a few minutes, “and I have been asked to give my evidence." “Well?" she said, interrogatively. "What am I to say?" he asked again. “What do you wish to say?" ‘ “Nay, lass, that rests with you, not with me." “I do not see how It rests with me," said Mary. “It cannot be necessary for me to g< all over the same ground as last time 1 was here. I told you then how it was. I have not bothered you since; for I knew how you might be puzzled and worried, and I didn’t want to hurry you. But the time has come how when we must decide." “But I cannot decide yet,” said Mary. “I cannot make up my mind. I cannot see that one who is innocent can run any risk of being punished for what he did not do. The law is just." “Aye, my lass, that’s it The law la just,” said Gorringc in a deep, strong voice. “Then it will not find him guilty of what he did not do," she added. “Oh! dear, I do not know what to say. If he can prove his innocence, you do not want this - promise. Why not wait and see?" she pleaded. “How can we wait and see? Either he did or did not do this. The evidence which I have all points to the fact that he did. If that evidence kept back, what proof have I of bls innocence, supposing the lew finds him innocent’ None; none. That is tbe point Could I trust you to a man whom I feared might bo a—might have done what he is said to have done? Could I love ypn if I did such a thing?" “But something might yet happen to let him prove his innocence, despite what you think such strong evidence against him." “Might,” echoed the man. “Might! You have had a week to look for this. Have you found a single shred or scrap of evidence that will make that proof?” “I have his denial. That is enough for me," she answered, confidently “No doubL But will it be enough for a jury? Was there a man ever aectxse^ wk° did not deny the aeon nation? Don’t think me hard, or crael, or un­ just I am not I must do what Is best for you, even though I know you mav feel I am unkind in doing it But we cannot look at the matter from the same point" "What do you mean?" asked the girl. "Yoa think and beliave Tom is inno­ cent, and that his liberation would be right and just I think him guilty, and were it Mt for you I should not halt Hepaaw4, and when the Jiri did do, ■ speaec, continued: : What Women Know The truth moat out. You must underatand why 1 act hire thia Prove bU Innocence; nay, chow mo how to prove It; put me on the Mat shadowy track of It, and I 11 wort■ to prove it; and when proved IU be the first to take him by tho hand, put him back ta hie piano ta the mill. vour hand ta hie with as honeat a with for your happiness as evcr filtada mjm il heart. But I must first know hint ta be Innocent; while at present," he.low­ ered his voice. “I almost know lum to square." \ . Mary thought for. a moment ana then half-impulsively gavc her hBD<t „ “I believe you mean straight by me," she said. “I will trust yon. Here’s proof of it Tom says that he was with Savannah that night; and she de­ nies it That must be proved, or otherwise we may never be able to prove what we believe—that he is inno­ cent You do believe It Gibeon. don’t printing, mailing, and di»- Visit tbe Press Room of the News when in Detroit. THE OLD MILL MYSTERY a, yon do. Mary. I mlrhl-ook “ „ yon <w It But > don't. 1 aeell one. “Can I trust you, Gibeon?" she asked. “You can, Mary. I’ll do my best to help yon. I promise you that fair and ... .. gan. to »ay nothmg of the tribution of o»er 60,000 paper, erery day. throughout tbe State. a Ceara a earr. roe Mb wife. But when I tanraed, M I did learn, that he waa carrying on double (fame with you Ud «« P Savannah. I beffan to be afreM for yon. Then eame the rent: the atorle, of th* ?“y end now thta HI be guilty." ,. Mary was moved in spite of nerseir, both by his words and his manner, and the proof of his love touched her. “Tom has not left any evidence against himself- He is innocent," ex­ claimed Mary energetically. “Yes, right enough from the point Of view from which you look at thia. I admire you lor holding your opinion staunchly like a true Ims} but I can’t share it How then must it be?" “Can’t yon give me more time? It seems almost as if in making a deci­ sion I were condemning Tom," she • said. 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Fennville bicyclists will organize and Join the League of American Wheelmen. Bolls, abscesses, tumors, and even can­ cers, are the results of a natural effort of tbe system to expel the poisons which the liver and kidneys have failed to remove. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla stimulates all tbe or­ gans to a proper performance of their func­ tions. TheNew York Weekly Tritan Otsego Knights of Pythias have organ­ ized a uniform rank division with S3 mem­ bers. ------ AND------ Health and happiness are relative con dltions; at any rate there can be little happiness without health. To give the body Its full measure of strength and en­ ergy, the blood should be kept pure aud vigorous, by tbe use of Ayer’s Sarsapar- wlU hereaftCT X*T City laborers S1.50 a day, a cut of 60 cents a week. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pltcher*e Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. ONE YEAR FOR OI*LT $ 1.00, OlSn N ADVANCE. PrealdentFUk dell rera tho baooalaureAlbtoD Colk«e SoBd*I. w £ 12th, at Leslie. “»»»> reunion of the Sarwill be held June Address aU'ordera to THE HASTINGS BANNER. �astcngs H Banner -~~ThursdayJune 7.j 189» IV R. robs. Local Bditor. — “business cards. <KI.K WROS. Tonsori al Artists. , r ,..nst of Lunn’s Tailor Shop. ■ hair cut*. Our shaves i;tve ub a trial Term* reason- Auctioneer. \ 11-voting*. - - - Mich. . ..n are going to have an auction - in.i Have had largo experience v .you -.itlsfactlon. ; Terms reason* and Wit J- M. SMITH. I Al.MEllEK. "‘ I-ECTION’ AND bbal estate OFFICE OF 1 ; -ALM8RTON a SMITH Cnnu \ anclng uj specialty. Woodland, Mich J VV Jjl M- Wi'odnMMisee. and < < U.LKCTIOX OFFICE, ities# promptly attended to. ..ugart E Loyal E. Knappen. Arthur C. Denison. KT KNAITENA DENISON. 1 a W YERS. ;> sir Michigan Trust Co: Bldg,, Grand Rapids, Michigan. ALICE kirk. m. u, ■ Fhvslclan and Surgeon. Hastings. - - Mich. pily attended day or night, Of owidl's boot and shoe More flee "•rr SWEEZEY. Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich, in all courts of the state. Colinptly attended to. iectii JI Z I) e. H. LATHROP, . Hvnwepathie Physician and Surgeon W. IL Goodyear’s New Drug ' omptly attended to. •HullNEIL M. D.. i'hysician and Surgeon, Delton. • Mich. U.Tce in residence, one block east of depot A. A C. IL BARBER . Physicians and Surgeons. Calls jn city or county responded to with prompt nett. day dr night. ■ * , B A. SHELDON. Abstract and Real Estate Office. Absinu-tjRlock. Hastings. >lon?v to !■; n> on Ren! Estate Real Estate Mil rti commission. General Conveyancing. Having a •miipletefet of Abstract Rooks, com­ piled .‘rum the Record*, can furnish complete a tract*. * C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. . g M. FOWljKR,D.D. S. uohmlown and Barry. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Marshall are hilip t. colgrovk, P Attorney a: l aw isu . to Smith & Colgrove.) i iii'ce ftiVnloa block. Hastings./ Practiu xS the courts of the state. A, Attorney at Law, -r J.3. GondvearA Co.’s store.) • Practice*”', ligcourtsof the State. Collections pr /mptlyjttending to. . ' . !i. TIMMEllMAN. Homapathlc Pby■ d Snrgetnb (O’T.cf \er Lathrop’s drug store.) LOCAL NEWS. ■ ClKCMLrtTION • Thi- week, 82 quire.,. Her<*aRer. changes for advertisements must t> a h t:.L office Tuesdays at latest to injure i:;-ert: in ki the issue of the week when brought! l>.-rCl,i> yeldorn found, for impure bloot > general. Hood’s Sarsaparilla does really pitylytovRIood and restore health. •*>ashville fc to have a public watering trough. • •A eodland’ri ball club have raised 350 for tire pnrpo-M* of renting a good ground, buying bal batt, etc. A Down* man has a two-year-old heifer from whos> inilk ll*-, pounds of butter was charm d a; seven days. first. oimnencement exercises of the Woodland bclaxils took place last week. TbnV young gentlemen jnamber^ of tie class. composed ■ the 1‘. b. FatrMi Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan, wapts a representative in this Exility. Mau or Woman connected with G.A. K. preferred. Write them for par­ ticulars. | We no-irnr while In Bowne last week tbni Ahmi-iur Tyler’s orchard was completdj -tiippM (.f |t8 leaves and we have been iufonii<*|| that it is tbe work of Wornu uud that they are also working on otl.'T < . .utnlf* in that vicinity.—Freeport Heralil. # ! udlic o Jrreland left a curiosity on our table a*t .u t|u« week. It was a crab ap J i - bio-sum two and one-half inches in c\une: !. th-; most beautiful ns well as the larcf.-t hibssoin of the kind we ever »aw. The fruit on the tree was nearly ball grown when this single. blossom ap­ peared.- Freeport Herald. Council Proceedings. Common Council met in regular session rndaj .*•,•<•, june i, Mayor Greusel presiding'. . Present at roll call. Aid Bennett, Bqboy.Hieks, Huffman, Tinklerand Waters. Absent at roll call. Aid Osborn, and Welssert. Minutes of last meeting read and ap­ proved. AW Welssert took his seat Moved by Aid Welssert that the com■umcatam from State Board of Health ** laid on the table. Carried Ayes—All. Moved by Aid Hicks tlrat the communlWion with regard to use of Poles of M. C.. “J 7’ K- * S. IL R. era be receiv­ ed and placed on file. Carried Aye*—All. rm E. G. Holbrook, _____________________ Recorder. Additional County News. Offlee hours H. m. to 5 p. m F of best standard makes of Portland Ce­ ment. Top dressing tn be one and one half Inches thick, walks to be twenty four feet long with one and one half or two inch drop with four inch flange on each end. Three and one half feet wide with one foot flange on each side. Walk to be eight Inches thick, top to be crowning or flat as desired. Work to be done in good and workmanlike manner and warranted for one year, for tbe sum of eighteen dol­ lars each. City to establish grade. .. ' F. H. Bahlow. Moved by Aid Hicks that the bld of F. H. Bartow for building cross walks be ac­ cepted. Ammendedby Aid Welssert that the old be laid over for one wk. and referred to side walk committee. Atumendment lost, original motion lost Ayes—Bennett, Hicks, Huffman and Waters. Nays—Busby. Tinkler and Waters. Moved by Aid Huffman that all blds for cement cross walks be rejected and tbe bidders asked to make new sealed bids by next meeting night. Carried Ayes—All. Moved .by Aid Welssert that the matter of washout at tho C. K. A S. R. IL be left to chairman of street committee. Carried Ayes—All. Moved by Aid Busby that tbe St Com. be authorized to open and to work Court St. east to Fall Creek from the cor. of Creek and Court Street Motion prevailed. Ayesi-Bennett, Busby, Illeks, Huff­ man, Ttokler, Welssert and Waters. Nays—-None. The fi»l|owiDg accts, audited:— Dry Hektb, labor 8 .75 M. McHharlin, labor «.95 John Mullen, labor I.5O Ed Holbrook, labor ____ 1.35 U. E. «S 1. Works, labor and supplies. 6.50 B. J. Bullard. Dog *jhecks 2.00 Alfred Fisher, digging dock 7.50 J. Inehboldt, cleaning council rooms .50 Miles Main, labor ]10.94 C. O. Freer, repairing side walk, Wm. !H. Beadle, S 111.80 Louie Beadle and team st. work 117.40 John Mullen and team, st work 110.35 Mike Custer, 8.35 David Wolcott, digging dock 9.00 W m. Tennyck, 8.05 Albert Hurney, 0.30 Horace Bishop and team, st. work Frank Ryerson, 9.10 Joe Webber and team, st. work 3.00 Ed. Shay and team, st. work 3. OU George Hagidom and team, st wrk. 5.70 _. _ Movfjd by Aid Welssert that the accts, be allowed and orders be drawn on re­ spective funds for same. Carried Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. Nays*—None. On motion of Aid Hicks council ad­ journed for 1 wk. to meet at 7.80 o.clock, . Mich., May 31. 1894. for street crossings. Material to be the parents of a baby boy. Miss Bertha Gaskill spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Claud Sidnam was quite seriously in­ jured last week by falling from a shed, while playing. • Mrs. Bush of Hickory Corners has been visiting Mrs. Messenger the past week. Sunday School has been organized at the Toll's school house. George Lawrence is ' ‘building ‘ a new house. I Nelson Willison is home from Albion ’College. __________ Hickory Corn i.s making slow progress ingrowth. Too cool aud too dry at this time. Wheat is backward in the developement of its ears, while some farmers predict that tire cerial has been injured by the late frosts. Many farmers have been under the nec­ essity of replanting their corn, while some are deliberating upon re-fitting the ground and planting the same to beans. The verdict in the case of the people vs Asa Tefft Is universally approved of to­ gether with tbe sentence pronounced by Judge Smith. 'Our public places of business were near­ ly deserted on Decoration day, many at­ tending at Prairieville, while others took io the sights at Battle Creek and else­ where. Perry Stowell Is taking milk to the Freeport creamery. Messer Bros, have completed a hog pen and grainery combined, on their farm. Theodore Jones says his new horse is a flyer. The Sunday School Is Improving nice­ ly. We all should lend a helping band to Mr. Craig, SopT, as he is a stranger among ns. Children’s day will be observ­ ed Jane I7lh. From all appearances a good time may be expected. ’ Mrs. Bush and Susie Bird are visiting the former’s parents at Ix>well. Wm. Bird and Invalid wife visited L. Bird Sunday. . We are Informed that Mr. Craig and F. Williams are planting two acres of squash­ es on J. M. Rogers’ farm. , State Road. The Ladies Dime Society meets next Thursday at Elder Martin’s. Each mem­ ber is to bring something for supper. Pleades Brown and wife are entertain­ ing their daughter from Grand Rapids. Mrs. Cotton and son were callers at Mrs Cobbs last Sunday. • Daniel Wolcott is repairing bis barn. Wallace Brown has a sick horse. Jettnie Johnsen has left Henry Wartly and h staying with her mother. Th* Cnexpre»»e<l. Within my breast i« shut • captive bird With throat for soar, But note of his hath neveryot been heard Nor sweet, nor strong* Within my breast is shut a captive bird With wings for flight; C1O5* folded wings are lh>l stirred Jn nooc or night 001 So far the height* to which tbe wings aspire He dare not sonr; Nor all his yearning heart, dumb with desire, Still singer! sphered In silence tho thou art, , Birds only know Tbe Joy in flight and song, with which any i heart Doth throb and glow'. Oue,=ote dawa dropping from another’s song Wlrore, ta Ojip’r'ei °i«P« 11 L,lt" •I«lt *“*■ Ufce melody And whe. Kronit pinion, rta. •»<>" <“ Th.I bound onr .1.01. Tta»u. »t renter. .UreUta ta IW <tan -Mur twtaeWbnS >» Toua’. Cotal»»- A MIRACLE OF TO DAY. ABT2"YTHat equal® the MIRACLES OF OLD, THE SUITS FIERCE RAYS. Scientists Say They Win Some Day Die Out. S?1?‘,TaU“* Ma,i- O«C«U.) Into Otter Death and ”llry no cornmeal «.~ U 11 ** ,h' lowu '*>1' I" Wtent’ J?" 'h' chlw’» “’"‘•■er tell, it ®° M oar present knowledge goes ’• follow.:—Mrs. Fuller »,W: . "My •“/ d»u»bunu*u- H would seem that the brightness of ol*r" _ . ------- v,u. When she any sunlike body is to be attrihntAd W1LtoT“,r tran.lormation ta Ih» -J **” ,trtcken lielpleu; •he went hum bail to worse until we all fashion of mechanical power into heat. Oeapalred of seeing her about mil. 1 To take our own sun as an example. employwl .t ration, times pbyilclanetrom It is now an assured doctrine that the Foaboro. Franklin, and Attleboro, but all heat so necessary for our welfare is “"“’'•'flcle. benefit. 1 pt.e her all sustained by the gradual contraction The energy aorta ot medicine,, and-tbla apring 1 bur- of the solar volume. ^ti°kCr. ’7°. bushels ot empty bottle, available for transformation into heat which she hud emptied from time to time. in this process seems sufficient to sup­ One doctor who attended her said that she ply the radiation of the sun, not only had liver complaint and dropsy aud said for ages such as those we reckon in tbatshe was going to die. J had given up the human period, but even through­ all hope myself when |*bt March 1 happen­ out a lapse of time so vast as that ed to get hold of an Albany, N. Y. paper which geology demands for the forma­ and there 1 read of the wonderful cure of tion of the earth’s crust, writes Sir a man up that way by a tiiedleine known aa Dr. William,’ Pink Pltla, the patient Robert Ball in the Fortnightly Re­ view. But it is certain that the quan­ having been afflicted as my daughter was. At that time her legs were drawn up be- tity of posaible light and the heat to hlnd her, and her arms were almost help­ be dispensed by the sun is limited in less. Her head was drawn down un her amount The sun cannot shine on for­ shoulder aud she was quite a pitiful eight ever. A time must assuredly come I tell you. when the orb, at present so brilliant, I sent and got two boxes of Pink Pills, will have no more potency for the ra­ aud when she had used them up I thought diation of light than is at present posI could see lust u bit of Improvement. . ----------- I' sessed by the earth or the moon. In Then .'7L.1 1 got S’ two more and V"* she "'L began T? to t0 lift lln jI like ra,lnn'’- '» be shown that tho sK I ™ , Ci ’TT in ° ' constituting tho sun h.ve t iza.r.* ».Li .1 -ii ' consinuung uie sun have now she Is able t.J^" X ft. U.e »“h“ ■ ”°f beCn ^o canburs, and U brlttht and smart. SbB was a living akeletan; there was nothing to her I but bones, and they were all drawn out of i shape. When she was first taken sick she was out of her bead, and for three years, ; If you wiH believe me, it was an j utter imponlblUty to catch for me | overlive minifies’ sleep at a time, so much Ii care was she, fcnd such constant attention !I did she require, and 1 was the only one , she would let wait upon her. But 1 am glad I did so. and now 1 am getting my j reward,” and tie fond, patient, faithful, little woman glanced with pride and | pleasure to the kpot where the little girl , was playing with her sister in the shade, i outside of the window. “1 have spent I more than 8500 on her. and although I | never begnidired it yet I did want to see I my child Improve taster than she did. Today she eats mare at one meal than 1 do ' in two. When I commenced to give her i the Pink Pills she was afflicted with a skin ! disease which wa* very annoying. Now that has all gone, and 1 think the pills are responsible tor tlmt Before 1 started on < n S o LtL, 1 " ,'*ck,llst n I Buffalo, symptoms; said thatand dte described ItM Mood. her polling due he I lndectJ’ with certainty by what in“nc"ce their brightness was originaH£’ “»n«le<L It probably arose from or an approach to a colliB^on» between two dark masses, which happened to come to an encounter with anormous velocities in their progress through space. TIt* ’is, ’however, plain ' • J____ nu.uu vuo BUU uss the sun has that the ages during which been brilliant form only an incident, — --------’ »„ .. ... so *to speak, in -v the .infinite history of. bad mil/, and wanted me to bring her 1 there for treatment, although he said that i he didn’t lielleve she would ever get over it. She had been given up by four doctors, who were certain that they could not I cure her. Why, she could not open her ! mouth and I actually had to force the food . Into it. Her mouth was all sores amj oh. i dear, what a looking child she was. and such a care’. Nobody but myself knows I what we have Iw-en trough, for she was too yaung'to realize It. If my statement, will do anybody any good I shall be riad : to have it! published, and If those who j read It will only come to me. It they are r skeptical, 1 can conrinee thi'm In very Jit- • tie time Wiat 1 know Wimt I am lalking, about. Fbople around l»ere say it was . a [ miracle, and I believfl It was." The neighbors bore witness to the con-1 dition of the child previous to the use. of i Dr. Williams’s Pink Pills, and were en- j thusiastic in their praises of the splendid j work which had been accomplished by । them in this case. Pink Pills, contain in a condensed form I all the elements' necessary -to give new I life and richness to th« blood and restore | shattered nerves. They are an unfailing.'| specific for such diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ Dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the after effects of la grippe, palpitation of tbe heart pale and sallow complexions, and all forms of weakness either In male or female, and all diseases resulting from vitiated humors in the blood. Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent post paid on receipt of price. (50 cents a box or 6 boxes for 32.50 —they are never sold in bulk or by the dozen or 100) by addressing Dr. William’s Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y., or Brockville. Ontario.___________ k“J kaTe arrived. Th. aun. afLr, tke ,laFso. o1 uncounted years, lose heat, and pass into a black, dark mass. In that farm it may endure for an epoch so protracted that the spell during which it has acted as the luminary of our system will appear but a moment in comparison with tho dark ages which succeeded tho solar splendor. But wo can conceive that ; the darkness, which is the doom of our system, need not necessarily be eter- | nol so far as its materials are con- ■ corned; it may be that ;.gain in tho course of its wanderings through space the tide of chance may at length bring the dark and tremendous globe so near some other orb that another collision should take place with appalling ve­ hemence. The solid materials shall again become transformed into a stu­ pendous glowing nebula, and then, in the course of the tedious contraction of this nebula, another protracted pe­ riod of brilliance will diversify the ca­ reer of the great body’, and may last long enough for tho evolution of plan­ ets and of whole rac^s of highly or­ ganized creatures. The essential point of our present consideration must not be misunderstood. A little reflection will show that any periods of bril­ liance must be regarded as exceptional periods in the history of each body. that quantity of matter of which the solar system is constituted. Notwithstanding the millions of thousands of millions of years which that matter has existed, it has, per­ haps, only heated, — "j once become so mowm , vow»»to circumstances which wo maY describe as accidental or casual, as to have acquired the ample light­ dispensing power of the sun. It ia, however, possible, that such periods of light-radiating capacity should have occurred more than once; they may p^Wy ha„ .tcurred several time. throughout the ages ot time past. Nor i- 'hat the ilatrt * pbenomem. i. « » ? ot STEAM SIREN’S PRANKS. PhenoiueEon Da® to the Refraction of Sound-Ware* by Wind. The siren at Tillamook, off the Ore­ gon coast, has two steel trumpets and two steel boilers as big as those of a locomotive. They utter blasta of five A POPULAR ELOCUTIONIST. seconds’ duration at intervals of one and one-half minutes when there is a Mr*. J. W. Reynold*, of Blkton, Ohio, Restored to Health. fog, and they consume one hundred and Mrs. Reynolds, tbe well-known elocu­ thirty gallons of water per hour. Their tionist and authoress, says ahe has suffer­ agonizing crifis can be heard at a dis­ ed with congestion of the lungs, catarrh tance of thirty miles under favorable of the head, and was troubled with a bad cough. She has tried a number of physi­ circumstances. Nevertheless, it some­ cians but they all failed to cure her. She times happens that, while in full opera­ was induced to take Pe-ru-na and Immedi­ tion, they can not be heard at all at a ately a marked change took place. After distance of two miles. At the same using Pe-ru-na her cough ceated, and Iu a time they will be audible at seven short time her other ailments were cured. miles, wholly inaudible at twelve She Is how completely restored to health, miles, and audible again at a greater aud gives all Ute credit to Pe-ru-na. distance from the rock. This curious Speaking of lung diseases. Dr. Hartman phenomenon is due to the refraction of says in a recent lecture: "For the multi­ sound-waves by wind. It has been lades Ot 1’iwple Uwt I trett annually lor found that such a signal, when not every imaginable form of throat and lung heard at all on the deck of a veasel, disease. Pe-ru-na Is my Invariable prtwill sometimes be loud and clear, to the aerlpllon. People c«»e« hundreds-ot miles, al great expense, to conault roe tor ear of a person ascending to the mast­ Sometimes it ta audible with acute and chronic coughs, to return home head. with some advice and a bottle of Pe-ru-na, great volume in one spot and complete^ ly inaudible two hundred yards away. which they can continue to get at the near-, est drug store; and tne frone I enjoy In Eighty-one sirens and other steam fog the treatment of such troubles comes from signals have been established by the government at a coat of six hundred the use of this wonderf’it compound. A free book ou the chronic dlseaws of thousand doUars, and are maintained the lungs, chronic catarrh, etc., sent by at a yearly expense of one hundred tbe Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com­ thousand dollars. pany of Columbus, Ohio. A lighthouse, which it would be most desirable to connect by telegraph Real Estate Traasfer*. with the mainland, is situated on one Cbu-H lU^rewAusUrlLd^hr. Bun­ of the Farallone islands, twenty-two miles out in the Pacific from San Fran­ - >• cisco- Tbe situation is the most deso­ Tv jUSt” “ Ta“m *ad w,tOT-1°"' ‘"k' late imaginable. A powerful light, '^"writa^ed *■ three hundred and sixty feet above the sea, ta supplemented by a fog whistle, to Michael Strouse. I®. ««■ blown by the rash ot air through a ’’bTwbitnght to Montan Jones, lota. City. cave whiah forma a passage opening into the ocean. Ono of the many caves ‘’Alexander Cortwrtakt to E.D. Rodgers, par worn by the onrf on tbe ebore chanced ^Kl&ffifbJoB.L »d Blxabelb B. to have a holo on ita top, through Ts’SJral:irvlog. which the incoming breakers violently expelled the air carried before them. “oa. PMUlfW to Jacob Haberaaa/ lot. NaMe The mouthpiece of a great u-mnpei "'c’if^iwrmoe toUata »»• *' was fixed to the aperture, and now the wares blow mighty blasta through the "hlSJriaktaKdw. *nd J. Murphy. «*■ Instrument, which is only silent for an '’kESSd'wander'oB- Wander. «*. >« * hour and a half each day. In various ■,‘^TeiT‘H^ta7T»d .taputa Waif. other parts of the world are algnale made by uliUring such natural orifleea ta ware-beaten cliffs WEALTHY INDIANS. Ocsor d'Alenee Who Are Proepar­ ___ Ing ne Farmers. They Take Good Care of Tinfr Fanning Implement* aud Are Not*d for Thalr Industrious and Sober Habits. How Stone* Are ValuableA diamond is not valuable simply be­ cause it is a diamond, but for its cut­ ting and polishing. A diamond in the rough is much less valuable than after it is cut and polished. It is because A diamond is capable of a high polish and can be made to reflect light that it takes its place among the most valua­ ble of precious stones. But a pearl is valuable from the time it is first found, and so arc many other precious gema A complete census of the Indians on thb Cocur d’Alene reservation, the western boundary of which ta the Uow'ki’hi*? Washington and Idaho state line, one We offer On* Hundred dollar* Reward to any and nee-half miles east of Tekoa, has caw of CMtarrii that cannot be cured by Hall s Cure. just been made by Subagent J. J. Catarrh F. J. Cbeney ACo., nrop*s. Toledo. O. Walsh. The returns, according to the We the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney Portland Oregonian, show that there for tbe last 15 year*, and believe him perfectly honorable in all buslne-s transaction* and 0are 501 Indians on the reservation, of nnnclallv able to carry ou? any obUgatkrai which 457 are Creur d’Alenes and 44 made by their Ann. Wiorr & Tbcax, Wholesale Druggists, Tole­ are Spokanes. There are 8S school do. O. Waldixg. Kjkxan & Mahvin. Wboieaale children, ranging from 9 to 18 years of Drurgluts. Toledo. O. age. There are 138 families and these Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting own 155 houses. Many families have directly upon tbe blood and nmeous surfacee of tbe system. Price 7fc. per bottle. Sold by al a residence called a "Sunday house” at druggists. Testimonials free. the De Smet mission in addition to Don’t Delay their residence on the farm. These It Is your duty to yourself to-get rid of the "Sunday houses" are occupied by the frail ncvumtilation Im your biood th*a spring. family on Sunday when all attend Hood’s Hsmapxnllais Just tbe medicine you neet! to purify, vitalise and enrich y<»ur blood. church at the mission. That tired feeling which effects nearly every Last year this tribe received nearly one tn tue spring I* driven off by Hood's Mar* 3500,000 from the United States govern­ saparil la. the great spring medicine aud blood purifier. ment for a portion of the reservation which was thrown open to settlement. This money was hoarded away or spent for permanent improvements on their farms. They built houses, barns, windmills and granaries; put up fences, bought farm implements, hacks, car­ riages and harness, and good heavy draft horses. Many built new resi­ dences on their farms and "Sunday houses" at the mission. No less than a dozen farm residences and "Sunday houses" are now being built, and when the sawmill at the mission is com­ pleted many granaries, barns and other buildings will be erected. It ta expected this mill will be turning out lumber in a few weeks.. This mill is being built by the government with a portion of the purchase price of the land mentioned above. There is still due the Indians 3150,000, of which 830,000 goes for the erection and main­ tenance of the mill and the remaining 8120,000 is to be paid in fifteen annual payments of 88,000 each. The Cceur d’Alenesare the wealthiest Indian tribe in the north west. Many of the Ind ians have from 81,000 to 85,­ 000 on deposit in the local banks, with the local merchants, or in Spokane. They all own good farms, most of which are fenced and being rapidly placed in cultivation. They have good houses, and many are setting out nice orchards which will be bearing fruit in a few years. They are very careful AT THE---- -------------- with their money, buying but few things they do not need and paying BAKERY. cash for each article as it ta purchased, thus allowing no chance for cheating in figuring up a bill. They'understand making change, but cannot compute figures. Many of them, especially the Hastings, - ’ H Mich. children, can read and write, and the latter can be heard reading the signs CAPITAL S75.OOO.OO aloud as they walk along the streets. SURPLUS 812.009.00. Last year these Indians had 4,800 In corpora tod under the laws ot the State of acres in crop and sold 848,000 worth of Michigan. farm produce ahd stock. This season Open foi business Dec. 15 JIM. they have 13,000 acres in crop, or near­ officers: ly 100 acres for each family on the reservation, and the present prospects D. G. Robinson, President; Indicate an abundant yield. They have Chester Messer, Vic*. Pres. D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. 192.000 acres under fence, having built dilectors: ’ ' 900 miles of barb-wire fence last year. D. W. Reynolds, W.R. Powers. They also erected last year sixty D. I)j Robinson, R B. Messer. houses, worth 830,000. > John Carreth, Chester Blotter, Agent Walsh says these Indians are ' P. T. Colgrove. good farmers and are making money in agricultural pursuits. They take Has tbe onlr savings department In In Barry. good care of their crops, stock and im­ County and pay* 4 per cent interest on all time • plements. They have comfortable deposits. houses, good barns and sheds wherein they store their machinery when not Dr. VanMnrter. in use, thus setting a good example be­ Operating Surgeon of the New York fore their white brothers, a majority of whom leave their machinery ex­ Eye and Ear Hospital. President of the Interstate Association posed to all kinds of weather when it of Expert Specialists. Is not in use. Their farms compare By request of many friends and patients favorably with those of the whites, has decided to visit HASTINGS. MICH,, and their grain yields equaHy as well. SATURDAY, June 9. Consultation They are thrifty, industrious and Free and Strictly confidential in the pri­ sober. vate parlor of the. HASTINGS HOUSE Drunkenness is severely punished by on*> day only. The Doctor describes tbe fine, imprisonment in the "skookum’’ different diseases better than tbe sick can house (jail), or whipping with a heavy themselves, It is a wonderful gift for any­ "quirt" upon the bore back. Chief one to possess. The New York Press says "Sickness Is Saltcse lives at the mission, where he has a fine residence and courthouse. a toy in tbe most phenomenal way he sheds light into the darkened eye, music He is the iudge and jury. in all cases, into the mute ear and life into tbe dying and prescribes the mode and amount form.” of punishment the offender may re­ Deafness and head noises cured. ceive. His-word ta law, and from hta The Doctor has just returned from decision there is no appeaL The res­ Europe and possesses the latest ,and best ervation is patrolled by Indian police methods for the cure of all, Chronic, Ner-_ on horseback. These ore under ebn- vous, and Private Diseases, also diseases trol of a chief of police; who in turn is of tbe Eye and Ear. Cross Eyes Straightened. under control of Saltese. Adultery is Cataracts Scums and Tumors removed punished by imprisonment or whipping or both- Only the male is punished without pain. Eyes Weak Watery Granulated speedily for adultery, the squaw being held ns guiltless. The offender gets from cured, also allred, raw, sealy diseases of the lids and eye lashes. ten to sixty days in the "skookum" Ophthalmoscopic testing of the eye' for house, or from 50 to 150 lashes on the Far Sight. Near Sight and Astigmatism ban* back. The castigation ta admin- (blurred sight) is the only exact method isted by an Indian policeman, who lays science as used by Dr. VanMarter. on the "quirt” without mercy. PERSONS with weakness of the back Like all other Indians the Cceur and limbs, involuntary discharges, Im po­ d’Alenes prefer to raise stock instead tency. genera! debility, nervousness, larg­ of farming, but they are adapting er confusion of Ideas, palpitation of the themselves to the latter occupation, heart, timidity, dimness of sight, tremb­ and Mr. Walsh has great faith in mak­ ling. diseases of the head, IhroaL nose or lungs, ing good farmers of them. They own skin, affections of the liver, 9,000 head of horses, some of which are stomach or bowel*, those terrible disorders caused by solitary vise of youth and secret quite valuable, and 1,500 head of cat­ practices blighting the.most radla&t hopes tle. They drive to town in hacks, rendering marriage impossible or un­ carts, or covered carriages, and have happy. Our method will cure tl*e most good teams; wagons are never used obstinate case and absolutely restore per­ except when produce ta brought to fect manhood. MIDDLE AGED MEN market. A large amount of new sod with frequent evacuations of the bladder is being broken this summer nnd next or with smarting or burning sensations season the acreage of grain wiU be weakening the system In a manner the pa­ nearly double that of the present sea­ tient can not account for. The urine has son. A bright future seems to Ik* be­ a ropy sediment or the eolor ta thin or a fore th? tribe, which is fast assuming milkish hue. There are many who die of the occupations, dress and habits of this complaint Ignorant of the cause which ta a second stage bt Seminal weakness. the white*. _______________ We guarantee a perfect cure and perfect Medicine by BatkNU. restoration. IMPORTANT to LADIES. To-day in England, at Harrow, the After years of experience we possew the boys are doctored en masse. Each one greatest cure for ail diseases peculiar to ta eerved with two grains of quinine the sex. Important cases <and we get at morning and night as a safeguard few that have sot baffled the skill of all against the influenza. The drug is ad­ the home physicians) have tbe benefit of a full consul of skilled specialists. Our ministered after prayer, and the cere­ success has been marked, over two thirds mony has thus a double solemnity. of our patients have been Ladies old As the boys go out in single file they young, married, single, rich and poor. are met by the matron. -£ho jfrecs each Epele;»y, Gortof, Cancers cured. one his choice of powder or pilh The Those desiring treatment should bring choice made, the drug ta swallowed, from two to four ounces of urine tor and so the line ta gradually shortened. CITY Hastings City Bank, �A — We wish that we did not feel called apTaakw Bpriag*. J. H. Melbourn and wife ot Eaton Rap­ on to say something tn regard to the scene id#. were here last ■ Friday and Saturday al the depot before Tefft was taken to Published Tburadays by looking after their place. cook. e*Roe.. Jackson. It has been said -‘to meet with John H. Williams died at bis daughter’s ------ AT-----Mrs. William B. Ellsworth, at Bowen's great favor you must commit some brutal, HAgTTJfGS. MICK. Mills, last Thursday night In his 94th.. dastardly crime.” For the pate few years year. Mr. Williams has been In poor there has been growing up In this country health for a number of years and was a strong, but stupid sentiment, especially brought here for burial Saturday, last Yankee Springs annual school picnic among the weaker sex, that has surrounded Irviug will be held on Friday June 15th, at J. some of the most brutal, fiendish, cold­ Notwithstanding the gloomy weather, W. Briggs Grove,' where it was held *test blooded criminals In the country and has Decoration day at the Irving cemetery was year. a success. The remarks by Rev. Foreman had ao little influence on the outcome of J. L. Williams and wife of your city •nd the exercises by the Irving School their trials. The fate of some of the most spent Sunday at Richard Williams'. added much to tbe Interest of the occasion. rod-handed, blood-covered murderers has Children's day at tbe It. E. church next Carlton. Sunday morning. Th* Children's day William Thornton spent Sunday at Asa been bemoaned by tears and tbe • lamenta­ services at the Congregational church will Odell’s. tions and the*perpetrators of crimes that be held one week from next Sunday at 2 James Post, of Clarksville, was seen on fairly horrified tbe whole country when our street last week. discovered, and for whom hanging bad Mrs. Banker returned to Grand Rapids Carlton Center nine played ball with tbe Monday. Lake Odessa nine Saturday, but did not been declared too good possibly, and pro­ Rev. Hollister and wife greeted old Irv­ hear the result bably, by tbe same fair ones who literally ing friend* Decoration day. The Census Enumerator is on tbe road cover tbe criminal with flowers during bls Mr. and Mrs. Springer from Plainwell now, and be prepared to answer all ques­ trial, and after bls acquittal ot conviction and Mrs. Springer's brother from New tions as near as you can to aave trouble^ York, visited at Prank Roberts last week. L. B. Carpenter and William Thornton as tbe case nay be. The end of this Dick Poff bad hls hand hurt while ptey- viewed the towns of Clarksville, Lake maudlin, foolish sentiment cannot but be ing ball at Nashville last week. Odessa and Woodland last week. to defeat justice, and endanger society by Mrs- Pattison has company from Kalaallowing such criminals to go free, or es­ Cloverdale. mazoo. Our community was never so startled as cape with a very light sentence. We had Mr. Betts has sold hls blacksmith tools to Mr. Skinner of Hastings, who will con- it was on the evening proceeding Decora­ hoped that all this shallow sentiment tion day, when we learned of the death of would be found outside tbe limits of the tinue the business at the old shop. Harvev*’s new Miss Jennie, youngest daughter of John Skinner will occupy Mrs. “ aud Barbara McCallum. The deceased connty at least, but during the trial of bouse. Cbas. Andrus who has been teaching had apparently recovered from a severe Asa Tefft It cropped uut in quite good pro­ past year. Is attack of Illness of the Sunday evening portions among some of the ladle* who school near Hastings tbe before and was suddenly taken sick again home for vacation. occupied front seats. But tbe climax was Mrs. James Dunovan of Hastings, vlait- and before medical ald could be summon­ ed her father, Lewis Watkins, last week. ed, had passed away. Loving hands did reached at the depot when the murderer all they could but the bright, young life was given a hoautlful boquet of flowers by was extinct. The fuueral was the larg­ a young lady of this city, whose name we Frank Bugart was In town last week est ever held here, for Jennie was loved were unablqF to learn. Tbe prisoner’s by old and young. . She bad assisted In calling on old friends. .. Edgar Tyler of Vermontville was here decorating the church the Saturday pre­ parents, brothers and sister are entitled to Hastings Banner. COUNTY NEWS. Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Scott and sons and Blanch Tuttle spent Sunday at Goguac LaKte, Bat­ tle Creek. Mr. Yourex’s horaes ran away Saturday throwing him out and killing him instant­ ly. He was 90 years old. Lorenzo Dean and wife have returned home from south of Battle Creek. Mrs. Abby of Nashville, Will Corwin and wife and Gus Sackett of Battle Creek spent Sunday at the hotel. Sheep shearing has commenced iu this vicinity. School closes this week at the Center. Mrs. Wm. Jewell and Preston Jewell entertained relatives from Chicago Mon­ day. Quarterly meeting was held at the Aus­ tin. June 2nd. and 3rd. Mrs. J. Powers of Battle Creek and Mrs Powers of Charlotte, were at Dr. Powers last week. Maud Wilcox was at A. W. Wilcox Sat­ urday and Sunday. Bedford Mr. Savles relumed to his home in Hillsdale last Wednesday. Mrs. Wilkinson Is visiting her son Cbas. Jordan, of Hastings. Mrs. Nichols was called to Bay City last Monday by the illness of her daughter, Lida. Rev. Fleming returned last • Saturday and gave us a splendid sermon Sunday morning. In the evening be gave a talk about the great work that he lias been do­ ing with Mr. Mills while be has been ab­ sent from us. The church wn» crowded both morning and evening. Preparations arc being made for Child­ ren’s day which is next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bough spent Sun­ day with relatives in Dowling. Clarence McOmber Is home from De­ troit, ou a two weeks visit. Misses Lizzie Hamilton and Ella Car­ penter spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives in Battle Creek. The graduating and promotion exercises ot the Bedford school are to be held at the church Friday evening, June 3th. Miss Pearl Brotherton, who has been visiting her sister In Comstock, returned home last Monday. Bowen* Mill*. Mrs. T. B. Moore is on the sick list. Mr. Stafford of Coldwater is visiting friends at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pierson spent Sun­ day at Stephen Tolhurst's. Mr. and Mrs. Shuck. Mr. and Mrs. Demaraaq and Osmer Burpee spent Sunday at Gun Lake. Ashing. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tolhurst, of near Middleville, spent Sunday at the former’s parents. Walter Hunt and Hallie King spent Sunday at H. Ide’s in Leighton. Kittle Baird is at work for Mrs. O. Bur­ pee. Freddie Coledge of Grand Rapids called on friends at this place Saturday and Sun­ day. Mias Cappie Huttleston of Wayland, spent Sunday with May Manly. Everybody remember the annual Town­ ship Picnic the 15th of June. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jordan and son and Mrs. F. Misnet were in Grand Rapids. Elder Cogshail of Grand Rapids, will speak at this place Sunday, June 10th. John Williams died at the home of his daughter at this place, <m Friday evening, May 31st,after a long illness. Orancerille. Children’s day will be observed at tbe ehurcb next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis visited iattve* at Charlotte last week. Lawrence Thompson of Greenville was in tbe village Monday. Henry Storms ot Galesburg, was tbe guest of Ell Nichols one day last week. John A. Turner and wife of Wayland were here Decoration day. The looks of the cemetery have been very much Improved by cutting down n number of trees and building a new fence. Mr*. Charles England and Miss Nettie England of Grand Rapids, are visiting rela lives here this week. The Orangeville baw ball nine played with the Prairieville club here last Satur­ day. Tbe game resulting in a victory for the latter. kites Etta Zelner of Caledonia, visited Freeport friends Saturday gnd Sunday. Saturday afternoon tbe creamery direct- Mrs. H. Halsey is entettalnlng her star ter, Mr*. Amos Miller, of Battle Creek. Tbos. Kelley and wife visited ta Bowne vious to her death for memorial services, little thinking that she was helping pre­ pare for her own obsequies. Rev. David Pope preached the funeral discourse. Six cousins of the deceased acted as bearers, while six young lady friends were honor­ ary-bearers. The funeral took place on the first insL * Saturday morning an accident occurred at the brick yard by which Frank Leonard was seriously Injured by being almost buried under a mass of falling brick from the kiln, which he was helplug to build. Dr. Scribner of Delton, was hastily sum­ moned and after examination said be thought no internal Injury had been sus­ tained and that the patient would get along ail right. Frank’s fellow workmen will contribute of their wages for his care while laid up. News was received here of the death of Wm. Doonan on the 2nd. Mr. Doonan expired in Prairieville nt the residence of hls nelce, Mrs. John Bennett. Tbe de­ ceased was one of the oldest settlers, and was universally esteemed by all who knew him. Mrs. Ansel Kingsbury received a dis­ patch on Monday morning announcing the death of her daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Es­ ter. We desire to thank all the kind friends wbo so generously assisted In paying the last sad tribute of respect to our daughter and sister who was so suddenly token from u» by death. The numerous attendance; the offerings of beautiful flowers, and the kind attention of our dear one’s associates all attest the great love and sympathy for us in this dark hour. May God reward you all and may friends never fail you In your time of need. ' John McCollum, Bakoara Mc­ Collum and family: a great deal of sympathy for they are reall)* the ones who will suffer most for the penalty Inflicted upon their son aud Johnstown. Cora about all planted and potatoes, dit­ to; everybody busy at tbe many little de­ tails of faun work. Those who are not tillers of tbe soil are so few In number in our town, as not to make much of ac­ count. Fishing In tbe various ways now In vogue. 1> being practiced with marked re­ sults, many fine strings of fish being taken from our lakes of late. The writer was not present at tbe Me­ morial exercises, at Banfield but we learn it was observed In a fitting manner. 8. 8. Fisk has just made a flying visit to Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. Mrs. Eugene Russell, whose illness we mentioned In a recent communication, has passed away from tbe scenes of earth. Funeral services at Banfield next Sunday, June 3rd. The sorrowing friends have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement Cyras Ingraham is seriously HL Dr. Elliott has been called. Great interest was token by tbe readers of tbe Banker In the recent murder trial at Hastings, and general satisfaction ex­ pressed st tbe result the north Bo much that as they are now tbe rear portion af bls wall Is about 3q inches below the surface ot tbe ground, while the front portioniof his wall Is three or four Fred Chilson and mother have moved Into Erny Shultz house. Ada and Myrtle Mosher spent Saturday In your city. The latter took the eighth grade examination. The proudest parents in our town are Chas. Shultz and wife. All on account of that boy wbo arrived at their house May 18th. . John Weaver and wife and Satie Peake spent Decoration day io Prairieville. Nellie Smith is visiting her parents In the northern part of tbe state. George and Ada llllck and Mary Hud­ son went to Kalamazoo last Friday. Erny Shultz lost a cow last week, the second one be has lost this spring. Mrs. Minnie Weyerman and baby visit­ ed her parents.Jiere last week. Gussie Peake visited Richland relatives last week and took in tbe show at Kal­ amazoo Friday. Foster Patton and family move to Plain­ well this week Thursday. Mark Peake is at home now. George Norris and family, Mrs. Cbas. Bailey and Zena spent Sunday at Frankie Hallocks. George Phillips and-wife spent Sunday at S. A. Stanleys. Will llllck and John Hines were In Kalamazoo last Friday. Jessie Cox Is etill ee the gain. brother. Is the prisoner entitled to any great sympathy ? He bad a fair trial, was defended by very able counsel, and yet a Jury of 12 men after listening to all the evidence, proclaimed that Asa Tefft was the man who Shot his own cousin four times with a revolver, knocked opt his brains with an ax and then nearly cut bls head off with the blade. Is the perpetratoc of such a brutal, inhuman act worthy of tears, sobs and flowers, those pure, tender evi­ dences of sympathy? Such actions while no doubt well meant, and done under the impulse of an emotional excitement, can­ not but have < harmful Influence, and are really an incitement to commit crime. . The common council of this city we be­ lieve Is doing not only an injury to the beauty of the city, but also an Injustice to Mr. John Lombard in not allowing him to have tbe tidewalk grade on the east side of bis property at the cprner of Green and Broadway. Mr. Lombard has just commenced the erection of a new aud beautiful home that will Improve a c>rner that has been, an eyesore to that portico of the city for several years. Should be continue his building operations be will do doubt hajve expanded from 87000 to 89000 In beautifying that corner and erect a home that will be an ornament to the city. His loti as is well known, slope to feet above ground. The front of hls prop­ erty is on the sidewalk grade, while as far back as tbe rear of his house there should be a cut of 44 inches. Tbe council went up and looked the property over and thought that such a cut would make too much of a cut through Mr. V room* ns property whHh adjoins Mr. Lombards on the south, and Injure him, causing him to be at the expanse of parking out etc. Mr. Lombard however showed a disposition to do even more than what was right He said that be would be willing to accept a cut of 24 Inches instead of 44 Inches on tbe east side of his property; and agreed to bear the expense of parking out in front of Mr. Vroomans; he agreed to pave the gutter the whole length of the square and put in a stone cross walk across Green street. What more could a man promise to do that is JUst and reasonable? Instead of being an Injury to Mr. Vrooman such when completed would Improve tbe ap­ pearance of his property at least 25 per cent. In tbe face of sqcb an offer we can­ not see bow the council can refuse to grant hls offir. On the contrary they should only be too glad to grant it, not 0,1, U«u»e It 1» lair aud ri<I.L but jdw becauM It will r»«tl, WMtir, that declare that lie will not build unlew he can pul hta ridewalk wlllilh at least SO Inches of the ealabllabed xrade. We treat that no member or members ot tbe council Importers and Manufacturers of will allow politics-or any personal feeilnf or grudge toward tire eaubllsbed pads stand In the way of doloi what la rtlbt and Ju.t by Mr. Lombard. The people are In sympathy with Mr. Lombard and the Granite and Marble Monameots | action of the eounell should be unsnloioM In hls fare Friday evening. Th. World'. Portfolio. Part IT. Is out It contains HIl*®11 fln®* lanre bait-tone plate, ot Niagara Falla «ud other G-ina ot American Sceuery. Prior. 10 renU,—no coupon,. Don t mica It. It U so cheap because the Michigan Untrel, ••The Nlagaru Falls Route.” want* ever,body to know something of Niagara a ®ar" vellous beauty. 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All correspondence will receive prompt attention at I either °®”’ and all wbo are to far away to come to us, an agent will be sent, will submit to them a full line of hand made designs,and diflercni sam­ ples of granite and marble with lowest prices for same, sot on their in any cemetery. A. BLACK & SON, ST., HASTINGS. IN ST., KALAMAZOO. lTE � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-06-14.pdf da05456c434d76d474c396fa9a8e6d7e PDF Text Text Lhe list Adveriisins medium in Baryy CsOU'ft'ty* astings r’ CN----------- l­ ' VOL XXXIX. NO. 7. HASTINGS. MICH.. JUNE 14. 1894. Hastings Banner SPECIAL SALE made and are just the thing for warm weadier. 15 MTJ a on Cleanable ].)i\ Air Refrigerators the perf- ctrs of study ■ .cred Ipy 15 patfhey have points of excellence no other Refrigerators possess.. CALL AND SEE ME. Tf Leading Hardware dealer In Barry Go ,CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS COUCHES ROCKERS DRAPERIES FIXE RUGS FURNITURE WE ARE LOADED WITH IT IVE ARE SELLING FINE BED ROOM SUITES REGARD­ LESS OF COST, CALL AND SEE US. HIRAM ROGERS GET OUR PRICES. SEE OUR CARPETS. LUMBER Having just restocked my yards at CLOVERDALE andMILO With a good assortment of PINE AND HEMLOCK LUMBER, PINE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, Lime, Lath, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., which will be sold at living prices, I shall give the lumber business my personal atten­ tion and solicit correspondence with parties intending to build. Yours truly, H. fttand in this neighborhood. his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Bacheller. Seme of our boys assisted other -clubs Mrs. Eva Coolbaugh. of Sunfield was to win the laurels Saturday. a guest of her mother, Mrs. Wm. Lowder Some attended the play at Delton Satur­ Wednesday. day night. Report, a good play, but a . BAarrxGs, jvxca. Charles Coraett, of Battle Creek, spent little loo warm for comfort. Thursday with C. H. Price. Strawberries are getting ripe but a very light crop. Shearing sheep is nearly done •around . Pleasant Valley. here. \ Hot and dry. ’ ShuJtM. Rev. Elmer preached a very eloquent Sheep sheering is the order of the day. sei mon at the M. E. church last' Sunday. prrwl.rw!*iL,OStlfl'.,eCOU ,Mt WeCkMilton Murphy and sister Sundayed Erwin FjeMs any wlfr and Mrs. Clara M,SR Eusj- closed a very successful term Hart spent buuduy at Wm. Johncocks. with their grand parents, Milo Flfield In of school at the Stevens school house with b ‘U,wiam‘ w|ft* rHurned fr<»m Hastings. ft picnic. Mr Neal, of Vermontville, and Mr. There will be an ice cream social at K""’“ !*•* wetherbee, of Detroit, was* guest of E. Will Jones one week from Friday night, Mr, Benew.y and wttle aud Mr. I-etber- Lockhart Sunday. June 39th, for the benefit of the M. £. Hay will Im* a light crop. "“n and wire ot Kent Co., visited at church. Pleasant Valley nine cross bats with Charlie Kenyon's this Week. '. Also one at Albert Lee’s Wednesday. . Jennie Garrison U taking Nellie Smith's the Slapcy nine. Result, the Pleasant June 20th for the benefit of Fred Shultz, »iaee at the store while the tatter la away Valley took bull ami and bat 11 to S3. who is sick with consumption. Everyone Rev. C. .Bradley is visiting his parents. come and lend a helping hand. ■ bn her vneatlon. B. O. Weaver and w te stu nt Inst ■Fri­ Sib Wooley of Hastings is at home on a Wuudl*nd. day yt hi, brother's »ere. The (on»er visit. The longer A good rain would, be a fine thing for flnlahed plMU-rlng H. M. Merrltl'ntiouse ■ William Shriner played ball at Eaton' corn, grass and oats. while here. It U a goo 1 job. Rapids Saturday, to catch for the Nash­ Creamery day was a grand affair on Sat­ ville nine. Dotrliig . urday. A large crowd of people gathered Emmett Lee rinsed a successful term of Last week’s letter. , in our village and were royally entertained school at the Culver Friday. Chas. Mack Is taking census this month. by the creamery directors. A good speech A goodly number of friends, surprised Mr. und Mrs, C. Warren of Orangeville, was delivered by Prof. Smith of the Ag­ Carrie Lee last Wednesday eve. Ice cream were the guests of frledds here last week. ricultural College, who showed the bene­ and cake were served: and all had a pleas­ We learn that Dr. Vmillom is number­ fits of a good creamery, such as Wood­ ant time. land hnk. to the farmers, and especially to ed with the sick. , Children's day will lie held one week P. G. Henry fr one pf the sick. His the farmers’ wife. A song composed for from Sunday at the M. E. church. A sister from Lake Odessi visited him a few the occasion was snug by Albert Barnum, very, Interesting program has been pre­ which brought the house down. Free days of last week. paired for the occasion. Miss Kate Mack was (recently married to butter was dispensed and’ the method of Milo. a gentleman from Chicago. They will j conducting the cfeamury was fully ex­ plained. Thornapple, Carlton. Castleton, make that placelthelr future home. Milo has caught it. Caught what? The The baru belonging Jerome Burgees I Irving. Prairieville, Hastings. Odessa aud base bail fever. Creasy played Milo last was consumed by lire'last Friday night, Sunfield were represented. Everybody Saturday p. m. (the writer is pleased to together with some hajj, about $100 worth seemed to have a good time and think the say twenty rods from the public highway.) of lumber, and a hay s^ack out side. The creamery made many friends by tlie oc­ Result, the writer is to modest te say. but casion. origin of the fire is uulfown. please ask Creasy. The Early drain is being rapidly com­ A Mrs. Thomas of'Albion, a state agent Passed to the —great ----- leyond. on May 31, the beloved to form “Home Missionary Societies’7 de­ beloveil husbat..: husband t nd-father, Charles . pleted, of •Prairieville, was in livered an able lecture Sunday evening Fisher. He had been। tn poor health for '■ , Michael Doster,T' ’ three ................ poor-with Dearly yeafx aul In enu« dlabet- j tdV?' upon the necessity of this organization. club seem to be After tlie lecture Mrs. Thomas asked ail «. Demwerl tea, st year, ot Me, lie i "The lhe Woodland base ball elubae * j enjoying a season of inactivity. those who favored an organization here to leaves a wife, two ciil Jren and one sister. Smith, wife and baby were-dump- rise Id their seats. Enough arose to make The funeral wits hej I.1 and Saturday at remains Ied lDl° the Wednesday of last a start and the following officers were home iff the decease i. ‘ the ‘ nu- elected: Pres, Mrs. A.'BL Francisco; Rec. were tenderly paid i iI their iast restimr • "evk.’ caUbcd b* une sfde “f tbe ' ’ *• j hooking from the buggy while the horse Sec. Mrs. W. C. Towne: Cor. Sec. Mrs. place In Banflolb. ______ | was on a sharp trot. The buggy was H. M. Chase; Treas. Mrs. E. Garrett, stiugb. drawn about fifteen rots by one side of Three Vice-Presidents to Im? elected here­ while the other side hung on after. Mr. I’. Burtiin xwIm। has been sick so 'tln’ About one dozen ladies joined. 1 the horse’s legs, before the buggy upset. The writer heard one gentleman and hus­ long, is mi b^ttdr.' Mrs. Julia Patton who fell last fall ^>nd No damage was done but the buggy was band say he favored Home Missionary I badly demolished. We hope that people Societies and thought now he could dis­ broke her hip cinnot yet walk a step. ' The Star school observed Child­ who have buggies with shafts fastening to card nails and strings to support bls over­ ren’s day. last .Sunday, A very fine pro­ the buggy by Allans of hooks instead of all with buttons. A collection was taken gram was carried out^and a splendid time bolts will take warning and have their to defray Mrs. Thomas' expenses. tn/ggles fixed so no'other such accident was enjoyed by! all. Mrs. Thomas and Rev. Master Mrs. C. Osgpod entertained company can occur. Mrs. S’8 buggy had patent took the train this a. tn. Monday, for Kala­ fasteners driven behind the hooks but In mazoo. from your city last Situfdaf. The question is; asked “How does the Mrs. F. Gappany, aged eighty years, is spite of that precaution one side unhooked lying very sicklat the home of E. Pennock and caused the accident. Mr. and Mrs. weather suit you?” Corn begins to show Smith were badly shaken up but it seems good results from it. with small hopes of her recovery. Next week Mill be haying. A light The Christian Endfavourer at the .Star that the baby was only awakened from its crop bnt quality good. For the last ten School house 1st in a Very flourishing con­ slumber. days W. A. Spaulding has been paying dition. . Delton. 50c and above for wheat. As a result Prayev Meeting evjery Thursday eyenDick poyle aud Mr. Barlow, of Has­ thousands of bushels are finding market Ing; i tings. have been at Beechwood this week, Yon ought to see those McKinley .& paintlug their cottage. Prairie rOle. Reed strawberries on the Town Poor Lacy Jones and John Williams were on farm. The funeral service* of Mr. Doonan J no. K. Flower has commenced shipping who died at the home of his nelce. Mrs. Jury at Hastings last week. Howard Mosher and family, of Clover­ his Jersey cream to Kalamazoo, John Bennett, were held at the Baptist church Tuesday last. Rfev. McLean of dale, Sundayed at M. Davenport’s. Wm. Cooper and wife visited friends in Carlton. Allegan Co., officiate^. , Cresay recently. J. E. Cairns and wife are the happy The past few days have been very Mr. aud Mrs. J. Hallett, of Hastings, parentsofa daughter, born Tuesday, June were the guests of the doctor Monday. 5th. Miss Fleming took a number of her Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Moon, the Foster Patton and family, formerly of pupils io the eighth grade examination 10th, a son. W’t 9 lbs. Shultz, are visiting Mrs. R. Patton. They Born, to Mr. aud Mrs. E. Bishop, the at Woodland last Monday. will move to Plainwtell soon. Mrs. Mary Yarger is visiting Carlton 5th, a son. D. R. Cook and wife of Hastings, are Bom, to Mr. and Mrs, E. John cox, the friends this week. guests of friends and relatives about here. 11th. a son. W’t 31 be. Mr. Bogardns of North Carlton is visit­ E. L. Richards and wife of Middleville, Mrs. Davenport was at Kalamazoo on ing Mrs. Fleming at this writing. are visiting among relatives and friends business recently. Next Sunday evening there will be in this vicinity. Miss Rena Lasher, of Plainwell, is visit­ Children's day exercises at the Methodist Miss Addie Ritchie visited friends in ing her folks this week. church. John Fleming of Hastings Sundayed at this village recently. Mrs. Beteey Lyon, of Leonidas, is visit­ Mrs. James Cook is the guest of her ing her daughter Mrs. Cooper. She Is 83 his Carlton home. Wheat is coming to the front In first son. Lucian Gibbs. years old. The Women’s Foreign Missionary So­ Mesdames Barrett, Scribner. Whitte­ class shape. Mrs. A. J. Wright went to Lake Odessa ciety met at the home of Mrs. John Dos­ more and Lasher were at Hastings Friday ter. last Wednesday. and Saturday last to attend a L. O. T. M. last Monday. An Ice cream social was held In W. meeting. Doster’s yard Saturday evening by t he Mrs. Huested is visiting her father dn Irving will celebrate July fourth. Par­ Baptist society. J Kalamazoo. Mrs. Fricke, of Metamora, Is the guest ticulars next week. Hope Center. Dick Poff went to Otsego to play ball ______ ______ , is visiting of her daughter, Mrs. C. Moreau. Mrs. ______ J. Bedford of ,Climax, Mrs. Wilkinson, of Detroit, has been there Monday. .. . . and Ji. Dorcas Society tea at basement Thurs­ her .brothers alaUr, _l.se. also other rela­ visiting his brother l^afe. tives In this vleinlly. Dr. Jordan has been under the doctors day afternoon. The Aid Society will sell ice cream Sat­ Frank Hall ot Prairieville. Is working care. tor Gid Wilkinson. Five candidates were initiated Into the urday afternoon at the village. Severer of the eighth grade pupils go to Martin Cbandlerand wire started Friday mysteries of the order Monday eve. at K. Hastings to take the examination Satur­ to spend a tew dayn with their daughter, O. T. M. hall. day. Effie at ,-iaugatuck. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Gwin of Ovid, Childrens day al the M. E. church last Harry Payne Is building a wire fence visiting friends and relatives here this The Congrega­ tor Mr. Barnaby. week. He expects soon to go Into an ex- Sunday was a success. tional exercises will be next Sunday at a M. McQuarrle and wife went to Has- press office to work al Owoss-u. tings. Thursday. Walter Babcock spent Sunday at home. Assyria Bev. I. Martin and wife ot Hastings, Children’s day exercises at the Cobb Earl Wilcox Is at home from Albion spent a couple ot pays last week with A. school bouse next Sunday evening. . College to spend his vacation. D. Ixromls. Mrs. Harvey who has been taking care Walter Powers and daughter Blanche, Miss Lottie Payne has gone to Kalama­ zoo to spend a tew weeks. of Nashville, was at Dr. Powers’ Sunday. of her father ln>ls last illness has return­ Mrs. Scott visited at Galesburg last ed home. Mrs. Jane and Geoore lAwrence ot Cli­ Mr. and Mrs, -Skinner spent Sunday max, are visiting the former's brother. C. week. Her sister Is with her now. • Don’t tail to come to the entertainment with Hastings friends. ^Mn'aud Mrs. Bogers ot Sunfield are vis­ Mrs. Cislor of Middleville visited Mrs. at the church to-night. ’ ____ The Austin school closes this week with Betts last week. iting relatives In Ulis vicinity. Mr. W. Melville ot Ludington, spent a a Picnic on Saturday. Creaay. Cora Wright, Amy Shepard, Clara Leon­ tew days ot last week with bls uncle, O. Children’s day was celebrated here last ard and Don Jewell are the graduates DM1fOand'Mre. J. Doster of Prairieville, from our school this year. Graduating ex­ Sunday with credit to all who took part. ercises will be held as soon after the Y. P. Many of our young people attended the epent Friday with the latter’s sister. exercises at other places in the evening. An lee cream social al the Dond school S. C. E. entertainment as possible. • Bom June 4th to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Ellen Russell, of Battle Creek, vis­ house last Friday evening. Shorter, a son. ited her slater Mrs. Fox, who Is still very W. Kern and wife spent Sunday with A swarm of bees have taken possession the latter's brother. Henn' K*btef. w sick, hst week. Mrs. Wilbur, of Otsego, has been visit­ and made themselves at home between Mrs. Lottie Chandler who has been tak­ the celling and chamber floor in the resi­ ing care ot her mother baa returned home. ing her sisters. Mrs. D.. Davis and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Ebon Tapley, ot Rutland, L A brilliant wedding Wednesday of this dence of Miss E. Mead. Minnie Flowers went to Kalamazoo Sun­ spent Sunday at F. Chamberlain's. Mrs. O. Loouds la able to be out again. week at residence of Garrison Moore. His day. Mrs. Betsey Lyon of Ixwnldaa is the daughter Alta, was married to HennJewell at 2:30 p. m. They have a host of guest ot her dtuxbler. Mrs. W. Fisher. . Barry. Birr, Lino and family of Kalamazoo, friends who join with us In wishing them Misses Stebbins and Heath, from Has­ hare mored Into the Keynold'a honw. tings, visited Mfrs Gertrade Tolley, this all happiness. John Barber la In quite poor hrallh. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tyler, of Vermont Mr. and Mm. Frank Flaher are the week The Ladles Aid society met the 6th at vllle are at John Tasker's this week. The ladles Aid will be held atMra. John proud possessors of a little girl bom June 4 th. MCh«: VMley and P. A. Young drew off Tasker’s next week Thursday.p. m. Oscar Anderson of Chicago, visited fhpir wheat this week for 50c. t rlends In Creasy last week. Com tieton. T. J. Kelley (went to Augusta Sunday to Quarterly meeting services will be held see Dr. Bovee, who is caring for hfr heart 'Miss Minnie Coe is making Jackson at this place next Saturday and Sunday. friends an extended visit Bev. Leri Mailers Is expected to be pre­ Mrs. Casper Oversmltb, of Maple Grove, trMrs.fe R. PoHey is visiting relatives in and Mrs. Oversmith, of Nebraska, were sent Mln F_ Mead Is on the tick list ^Mra^WafrSBiMell went to Middleville guests of Mrs. Lcd Sirow Sunday. Mln Mary HaSenden Is caring for her Frank FclgbDcr has hfr new house near­ on business Saturday. litter, Mrs. Gertie Shortis. Arthur Bush has Jn»t compfried a ince ly completed. Fred Barber has walked with a eane for A party from he rev ion iced at Tbornapsail boat to be used on Gull Lake thfr •the past week as the result of letting an ple lake Saturday. A Bert Noyes. of Lansing, who has been ax oome In contact with bls foot R0BeaDplantiiig has been the'order this W. Usher la treating bls house to a coat visiting IsitlDf relatives here mre has nu> returned inumcu . home. i< do_.. ... of Big Rapids, la Mr. Hanchett, la .'Luting visiting of 1*101. F. V:_LyonoC Leonidas Is doW Corn fr VW small *nd * verr Published Thursday* fey snaoe.. cook For the next 15 days we will have a Special Sale on all our Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves. They are the Safest, Best and Most Reliable Gasoline stove Lee Banner J. PQO55. , lainwell mich. COUNTY NEWS, of any paper in th* County. WHOLE NO. 2035 Ing the work. Abe Rlckenmore expected to supply the neighborhood at least, with beans, as he has planted 42 acres. The Cressey base ball club played against Milo last Saturday at that place and were defeated. They will try Jit again at this place next Saturday. • Freaport. Al. Kieth, of Hastings, was In town Monday. 8. C. Wolcott and wife were in Lowell last Friday. L. Waters, of Hastings was seen on out streets Monday. An addition has been put up at the creamery. ' Freeport is quite a wool market this summer. • Editor Quick, of Lowell was it Free­ port last Saturday. . Gog. Karcher's new house Is weH under way. Clyde Kelley Sundayed in Gainee, Rev. H. Halsey Is recovering from his recent attack of Illness. The Freeport Sabbath Assoeiat on will hold a public meeting in the Congl church next Sabbath at 7:80 p. m. A. Lipscomb and wife nf Like bdejM are visiting at Mlles'Llpscomb. Mr. Burton and family of Od( tended childrens day at this place yesterday. Dennis Haskill has. his house ■ moving nearly upon Job nearly finished. it " being ' ' the wall. Childrens’ day exercises were held at W. Purduns grove yesterday "at 1 o’clock r___ was carried out p. m. _ 1 good program i and we think the little-ones did nicely. Jack Spencer and daughter of I Fowler­ ville spent a.few days at his ^brother’s at this place last week. . 1 Elder Winey of Campbell was in this vicinity fishing last Thursday: . The hot weather begins to make the chickens flourith.. Old Mrs. Ward of Campbell, who fell two weeks ago and dislocated ,her hip, and who has been a sufferer !from Its ef­ fects ever since, died last Friday and was buried yesterday afternoon I nt Luke Side cemetery. We sanction Editor Cook’b words In re­ gard to making heroes ou« of murderers. We think it a shame that vrmnen will be in sympathy with, such cold blooded villians who would not slop a moment to brain them if they crossed thfdr paths. And Mr. Editor, does Flower Day help to lessen the number of criminals? We think not, and would like your opinion on that subject. The Ladies Aid. Society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Branch last Thursday. An enjoyable time was the* verdict at the close of the .session. The artny worm is taking every leaf from some of the orchards |n this vicinity. The trees look as though fire bad been through them. What wlK | become of us for The plagues are coming worse upon us. Miss Carrie Merahon of Chicago, was in this place Monday. John Delano has bls- bam nearly com-’ pleted and It is a fine one. 'Geo. Tobias and wife sp^nt Sunday with friends In Maple Grove. I Norton <fc Norris have: done a large amount of repairing on their grist mill. The many friends of A. VW. Demary, a former resident of this, place but late of Monticello. Indiana, will regret to learn of hfr sudden death. Cause, d ropsey ot the heart Be leaves a wife, three sons and two daughters. . Ell Lindsey raised the frame to a new bam last Wednesday. Theo Morehouse had n brace fall on hi m but hope It is nothing serious. Miss Minnie Wardell closed a success­ ful term of school at South Hue lake lastFrlday, with a picnic dinner. The little folks seemed to have a very enjoyable time. Stephen Merlean of Kalamazoo visited bls parents this week. Bowem Milla. Almon Farr, of Prairieville, spent Sun­ day at John B. Kings'. Earnest Dunlap, of Middleville, was the guest of his cousin Roy Bechtel. Saturday and Sunday. Miss Myrtle Pierson closed a successful term of school at this place last Friday. Vera Bechtel, of this place, was one of the Way laud High school graduates. The exercises took place last Friday evening. We congratulate him on his success. Elder Cogshall, of Grand Rapids, spoke at the Peoples ebureh this place Sunday. Quite a number from this place attend­ ed the graduating exercises at Wayland last Friday evening. . Childrens day exercises will be held at this place Sunday, June 17th, at 11 o’clock. Bert Armstrong was in Grand Rapids last week. Mrs. Lardie and daughter Hazel, of Grand Rapids spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at this place. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Armstrong spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends In Otsego. Dan Curthell, of Kalamazoo, was seen on our streets Saturday. Mrs. Page of near Caledonia Spent Sat­ urday and Sunday with friends at thia place. Sir Kwixht» Take Notlae. On June 17th. at 2 p. m. Col. R. Finley , Smiley will deliver au addreto at Mudge’s Opera on the subject of The Church vs secret socltles, this being the occasion of the 13th. Anniversary of the K. O. T. M. Sir Knights turn out bring your badges and Howers aS wo will decorate the graves of our deseased Bros, on this date. C. G. Smith R. K. B. P. Seward Com. Tbe Beauty of Niagara can never be described and It has never been pictured so adequately and satisfac­ torily as In the splendid portfolio just **sued by the Michigan Central, “The agara Falls Route,” It contains fil large plates from the very best ins cous photographs, which cannot be for as many dollars. All these < bought for ten cents at the Miehtga tral Ticket Office. �_____ Hastings Banner Thursday, June 14, 1894. COOK BROS.. Proprietors. POOR OLD WASHINGTON. The Heat In the National Capital Makes Life a Burden. Tto Only Itellrt lu Tenpin linen son concerning public rights and wrongs. The captain does not go into detail upon the subject, as Mr. Blaekatone did, but his lecture is on effective one. » A few colored people make their ap­ pearance; but they are quiet and un­ pretentious. There are steamboats es­ pecially] devoted to the’ entertainment of colored folks, and they run to cer­ tain resorts down the river which are set a{mst for and patronized wholly by e of freedmen. Many colored to are nurses for white children and y< ng men who are favorite aerv1 prosperous men accompany ants their j isters and mistresses, although > not fcesitatc 40 declare that »uld rather I* with their own A FIERCE RIOT. Little's Mine Near Peoria, HL, the Scene of Bloodshed. I-------------- -- • Wnrxmee Ori.re «■ *°' ► aster-Th. MUUI, Altarkr- In ladlr._T«» Miner* KU led In Ohio -TriMbiM KUewbere. WAR IN ILL1M0M. Hood’s’^-Cures i IT POPS HirCS? 1 & 7 an3 more about moonlight cjocuntiDsu, we will be preaching; and that it aotnettilng which never occurs on such oeca- waBnastShsw iRdul^edi* he”' ,nd 44 relstlre ol both, the Curfew in Canada. It Mass* ThM Children M„,t ... rse.„mi \ Tbs curfew toll, the knell, Vaxcovyw, B. C., June 11.—The Do­ minion government is having a careful estimate made of the losses by the floods. In the municipalitl-s corre­ sponding te American counties 15,000 woplc are homeless, as follows: Delta mnoielpafiv. Lau«. 1JM; Mstiwui, 1-000; Suniss. M0: CMHIwwck. l.«»; lUchaoad. 1AO>. «.000; (fcuaultlam. IS. Mspl. RUU..M); Mlotoa. W. [Special watshiuffloa Letter.] Pkoria, HL. June 7. Striker, to the Grebn walled by the hills of Mary­ number of several hundred on W^nejland and Virginia, the placid Potomac day charged the mine of E. Littie A Though the Fraser nver is 1,060 in the summer moonlight is beautiful Co. a .bort distance from Mealey miles long, all the lower valley Is beyond description. In the olden time City, drove the workingmen away with flooded. The greatest damage has been before the yawls and shallops of John loss ol Hie and limb, and completely done in a district of 100 miles between Smith and his companions found the destroyed the plant. The ‘couple Lander* and Yale. CoL Baker, pro­ head waters of this beautiful stream, which cnlmltfated in the tragedy has vincial secretary, is personally dlrecV the aborignal inhabitants in their been anticipated for a long time. ing the relief work. The majority of birch bark canoes enjoyed themselves As the time draws near for the The Victim*. the refugees are sleeping in tents on rowing and sailing upon its peaceful steamer to start, the crowd grows more The killed and wounded are: Ed the mountain side. bosom. To-day the greatest enjoyment dense, and the ticket agent has to earn Bloomer,killed; shot through the'neck: of civilized man and woman in this his salary in a hurry. The cable ears, Jas. Little, fatally injured; Wm. DlekOHIO REPUBLICANS. vicinity is derived from excursions upon electric cars, carriages and cabs bring aon, fatally shot, has since died; Peter the Potomac. These excursions are big people I by the scores and hundreds. or little, brief or extended, according All kinds and conditions of men and Little, eye shot out.. Other* of the miners were injured, aud several strik­ to the numbers and desires of the par­ women, armed with newspapers, novels CoLVMBfa. O.. June 7.—The repute ers were undoubtedly wounded, but ties interested. Regular steamers make aud packages, flash by the ticket-seller 1 Scans in state convention in this eity Mrs. John Wolfe two daily trips to Mount Vernon, the somewhat like the shifting of the they were removed by their friends yesterday nominated S. M. Taylor, of Zaleski, Ohio. tomb of Washington, and to Marshall glasses in the kaleidoscope. For fif­ before their identity could be estab­ Champaign, for secretary of state; O. lished. The mine is a complete wreck. hall, a famous pleasure resort across teen minutes it goes on without a All the buildings have been destroyed T. Carson, of Guernsey, for state school the river from Mount Vernon. There commissioner: Charles E. Grace, of bv fire. are so many strangers visiting the na­ Itckaway, for board of pablic works, Fired on the Troop*. tional capital constantly that they I.xdiaxaix>U8. Ind., June 7.— The and John A. Shanck, of Montgomery, Scrofula and Salt Rheum । usually occupy these regular excursion for supreme judge*. The platform in­ miners have attacked the militia at ' steamers to the almost total\exclusion Cause Much Misery Farmersburg, in Sullivan county, and dorses protection to home industries, of the people of Washington. But on at 8 a. in. there was a battle raging. denounces the-Wilson bill, denounces Hood’s Sarsaparilla a Godsend to I Saturday nights and Sundays our peoSeveral of the militia ore reported the attempt of congress to destroy the I ky thousands to these popular . A Whole Family. wounded, but how seriously cannot be principle of reciprocity, denounces the j resorts. There are other excursion “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Maas.: learned. Adjt. l*arks just wired that present democratic administration and Gentkmen-i-My -mother-in-law. Mrs. Eliz­ steamers which take seekers after pleas1 his pickets were surprised at 1 a. in. says its Hawaiian policy has been a abeth Wolfe, a^theafe of 72 years, was attacked [; ure , and rest down the river to Point by a body of miners who slipped up national disgrace, favors bimetallism iust at the widest with a violent form ol salt rheum; it spread all '• Lookout, a place just under cover of darkness and opened and indorses Gov. McKinley’s adminis­ over her t>ody, and her hands and limbs were ; point in the Potomac river Ixefore it * fire without warning. The outposts tration of state affairs. dreadful to look at At the same time, my littie ’ enters Chesapeake . bay. Large iron returned the fire and retreated on the daughter Clara, who was just one year old, was I steamers, for a very small sum, carry KILLED FOUR HORSES. camp, where they rallied, and a charge attack-4;! by a similar disease, like serofuia. It I excursionists from this city to Furtress was made on the assaulting party. apj>cnrt-d in the form of large sores under each ' Monroe and Norfolk; a trip which occuChadron. Neb. | The number of miners could not be »lde of her neck; had the attendance of the pies * ‘ ' — two nights and one day. The 1 learned. The first volley is said to family physician and other doctors for a long greater portion of the day. hcmrevert Cuaorox. Neb., June 9.—4lut of nine time, but aeernwi to prow worse. A little book can be spent in Norfolk and vicinity. have been nt least fifty shots along the of tiie horses entered in the lou-inile fell into my hautU, in which were numerous tes­ line. Word was sent to Shelburn and race four are now dead, canned from Narrow gauge railroad lines convey ex­ timonials from people who had been two companies are now marching to re- the effect of the race, it was won by I cursionists from the old Virginia city | Cured of Scrofula i inforce the attacked militia under Col. a common broncho in twelve hours. I to pleasure resorts upon the Atlantic ! by Hood's SarsajjariBa. As soon as we gave coast I'John W. Ebel, of Terre Haute. The Several thoroughbred horses were un- i . OX THE WHARF. Hood's Sarsaparilla to Clara, she began to get , troops in the tight are of Company B, able to finish and one died on the track. • A number of steam launches owned better, and before the first bottle was gone, the by private individuals carry select j , and then the reaming Whistle ‘ '"’“ Terre Iliite. Many think the h-nw died from the । -ores entirely healed' up and there has never ■ parties down the Potomac to Indian । ui ’ Fmclneer effects of drugs vdmxnixtrreil. I he steamboat gives out u long wail* ”‘M*r Killed by Striker*. I Head, Fort Foote and other popular ■ । azreaes terror mrror to re those j, 5“™- >»« -.J““' T.-WUltam Harr, managers of the race feel much diMp 1 >te. which strikes _ _ _______ c __ _ _ II resting places,' or else they steam up ! ho — are «veral -blocks die- •■h.-nevr of freight wain No. 1 extra. pointed over the result, as it was nut I jmers wL—’—1L “diseaseTnce^bTTa and down the river without landing The watchman goes to the gates, j west-bound on the Xandnlla road, was intended tu ailuw any. cruelty, but j hsalUn. robust child. Her grandmother took anywhere, merely for the purpose of, and, as thc.v close, u score of people. • killed at *2 o’clock Wednesday after­ simply a teat of the staying qualities , Hood's Sarsaparilla at tiro same time, and the ! having an outing, 1 rush breathlessly by and tumble over , noon by being hit on the buck of the of the western homes. Thia will un­ nit rheum decreased in its violence and ' • days When the are hot aud the nights *- each other in their anxiety to get away t head stone from a doubtedly end long-distance racing in , by a large ., . ,thrown ---- XN__ a„ W j unendurable here thousands of our j from the maddening crowd of the city; -“ob of "trikera. this county. (.onduejor W. A Perfect Cure ' people spend half the night upon j tat. like the foolish virgins of tho' Harshman res. badly hurl and was soon c 'Tected. It took about three months : • * • , • * ■ After the BiUl. w mull ply j’4^ the fcXAC xPotomac x'Lxumov outcij for her cure, and she ascribes her good health - owxuucxn steamers which solely : Scripture, they are “too late." The । »Hgbtly Chicago, ..June 11.—Drunken Poles ■ad strength at her advanced nge to Hood’sSar- ! fur * - •the ’ purpose Of *furnishing : v: 'fresh v air i gate's, once closed, do not open. To jure*'’ being bit by a rock, j and Bohemians who had danced all . nas ceruuaiy ■aparilki I thus certainly oecn been a uoaiena Godsend w to . and artificial breezes to the excursion- ' the belatetl excursionist, upon a hot *’hto -"“m. f.U-1 Oau night in a ■ hall at Forty-eighth and Soi-uia “ Wolfe myfaailly." Mos. !' ____ , Zaleski. 0. ' ists. The ferry boat* which run regunight, the gates ajar make a beautiful I Columuvs, O., June 7—Gov. McKin- G<x»d speed streets while on their way I ley has ordered out a force of 1.200 Hood's Pills cure all liver ills, constipation, ; laxly between this city and Alexandria sight There is one thing about these moon-!I militia to the scene of the strike in home fought h battle at 1 o'clock thia biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. are also extensively patronized for the morning with a party of stranger* same purpose. It takes half an hour light excursions which might lw disOhio* AH of th® c«««n»*nd of to go from city to suburb on these pensed with by the best people: but . the Fourteenth regiment and the with whom they picked a quarrel. FurNo irEOF HEARING CLtIMS ferries, and during the entire summer they are ix> the minority and must sub-1 Eighth regiment, and Ncvcnil com­ fifteen minutes the conflict raged, and Sttatr ul MirhUsu. County of Barry.—sg? the participants, who increased from they are crowded from early morn till N r« m-rt’bv vivt-a, Hitt by nu order ot dewy eve. from dewy eve till morn. mit to a continuous bore. Upon the j P»nies of the Twelfth regiment hive a dozen to nearly fifty, used knives cabin deck of the steamer an alleged ] been ordered °uL The Fourteenth regitbr ■ »rt f '!>.• O«»nntv <-f B»rrr. toad ■ •' -Cli d*V •'( J< •. .\. :«H. Quite a number of children in care of brass band endeavors tu play enliven- ’ menl lcave on a train at raid­ with terrible effect As a result two six in ' ■ :i« tn* ti th..!. wrre fur cn-r pr-.«ent their .'Dim* acAfwwt the es their nurses spend half days upon the ■ ing music during the round trip. Each ; niFht for «a'ti5ra Ohio. The scene of men are dead, four uiay die, and it ferries and have very jtdly times in ­ tateo'inde D.Morehoo*- 1 r«.u<tv, individual player 'may be secretly ‘ trouble is in Belraont and Gnern- probably will never be known bow !8eee’t*.»»i. and HtW all ‘-rvd '•» * «»f .- Ui* fleera*. deed. while the heat in the city is wellmany were otherwise injured. aware of the fact that he cannot play a ; BeF uounties. ■“ 11«» t tner • lai?.,* fro said at liir pr<»h»:.- <)n-.r»-. in !he nigh unendurable, x little bit; but the band collectively acts , ^,oh Ru,e “l •McKeesport. Ch fir «-x«nilua’f” i aud h'.’owEverybody knows everybody- on these as if it knew itself to Im- the peer of . McKkesport, Pa., June 7.—No at­ am*'-, Of- sr’iduv • !> M-v.i>tN><next, Naw York, June 8.—Ex-Gov. Rod­ and' -tabu- wi : !•■• in-^rd before said cosmojKilitan excursion boats except a 1 ony baud south of the north pole. ' "Us made to start up the C.. r It . Sill d.>- Of >.*;>?«-Htb -raud few young couples who know nobody 1 There are occasional efforts- at har- 1 National tube works, which was at- man M. Price, of New Jersey. died at r MUi «lxy of Dri-tsrUer next, at io his residence. Oakland. Bergen coun­ but themselves. The summer girl and ‘ mony between the trombone and the 1 kicked by ~n mob of 5,00u striking nn'T.n-i- r ’ *ai-h f thn*e days. ty, N. J. He was a participant in rais­ her i-sniumer bean, like birds of a tuba; there are contests for supremacy i workmen Tuesday night aud twenly- ing the American flag by Commodore CUA i;y.4rr.n\... Judie cf Probate. feather, flock together, by flocking off i between the flageolet and the piceola; t fiv*’ non-union men beaten and driven G. G. Sloat at Monterey, Cal., July ", all ujone in sedluded corners of cabin, ■ the volume of sound ia liadly swollen offstrikers swarmed around the 18W. and also a member of the consti­ at' deck or hurricane roof. Down at by the tinkling cymljaJs and the soul-, worl{fi a-U day end everQ- point is being tutional convention held al Monte­ PARKER'S Man hall hall, while the pavilion is less bass drum: aud. under tficse eir- wat«hed by them. HAIR BALSAM . rey, Cal., September, 1849. He. was crow led with dancers, these happy ! cumstances and conditions, the .band Troop* nt Fan*, formerly an officer of the United States yutw r noodles occupy tables in the out- j Pana an'a,,— — 111., 111., Jtrae J hue 11. —Wonderfully Wonderfully navy. plays "Annie Lau^.” and "Annie j P 11.— . skirt - of the crowd and eat ice cream Rooney,"-too. The men who practice . changed is the situation here since the ’ --------------Lj until they can eat no more, and then before the bar on the boat claim that ‘I First regiment ’ " arrived ’ ’ *from “ Chicago * ' they disappear in the gloom of the , Da.xvh.lk, 11L, June 8.-.Mn. Sophia CONSUMPTIVE laveas' lanes extending all along the 1 the band drives them to drink. It is ' early yesterday morning. Up to that .■» • .. \ —. 7’ “i I time all was excitement in and Dwellinger, wife of a prominent farm- < rive? front. When the shrill rebirth h°m hrtek °f I around this town, guards of citi­ er of the vicinity of Foster, died | Occasionally the band stops to take ! zens were carrying riflesand shotguns, Thursday from drinking coffee sup­ its breath, and then somelxxiy inside the j patrolling the streets and the sur­ posed to have been poisoned. The cabin touches the keys of a piano, and rounding country and stationing neighbors who came in te assist in. some young lady lifts up her voice on ! pickets at possible points of attack. laying out the remains drank of the high sometimes as high as high C; and I AH this is now changed. The advent coffee and were almost immediately the loungers enter te hear the vocal mu­ of the troops had such a quieting ef- attacked with a deathly sickness and Effervescent, too. sic. It can never be so amateurish but . feet that from all outward appearances vomiting. Some of them may die. that it is better than the baud; or, at ■ a casual observer would hardly sus­ Exhilarating, appetizing. any rate. not. so bad as the band. ' pect such excitement had prevailed but .Canto, Ill., June 7.—Four colored Just the thing to build up the Very often on tiiese excursions Wc have a few hours before. men, James Wheeler, Edward Green. constitution. some entertaining concerts either James Holmes and Edward Skaggs, Moro Blooduhed in l*enn*ylvnnta. aboard the steamer, or down at Mar­ | UjnoxTow.x, Pa., June IL—The were drowned at Bird's Point. Mo., at shall hall, for our vocal and instruRootbeer , bloody aud riotous scenes of a few C o'clock Wednesday evening while I mental talent is generous and always ! weeks ago are being repeated through- crossing the river in a skiff. The boat cheerfully responds to-all demands. j out the coke region aud terror reigns was overturned and the swift current Wholesome and strengthening, । One evening last week the Mandolin on every hand. A fierce battle carried the men under a barge.. pure blood, free from boils or and Guitar club went down the river occurred about 9:90 Sunday fo»ecarbuncles. General good health and took their instrumenta with them. Topxka, Kan., June 7.—The largest They not only played down at the fatal, noon between deputies and strikers —results from drinking HIRES’ at the Lemont mines of the republican convention ever held in but kept their instruments going near­ Rootbeer the year round. McClure Coke company, located 8 Kansas convened in Hamilton hall yes­ ly all the waj- back to Washington, so miles north of here, in which one man terday. Maj. E. N. Morrill, of Hia­ Package makes five gallons, 25c. that the band didn’t play "Annie MOONLIGHT ON THE POTOMAC. was shot dead and three others fatally watha. was nominated for the govern­ Ask your druggist or grocer for it Laurie” nor "Tarra-rah!” injured, two of whom have died since orship, and W. A. Johnson, of Ottawa of the steamer announces that it ia By the way, on the trip homeward Take no other. • about time for the- return trip these bound, as the witching hour of mid­ and another will die within the next county, as the candidate for associate twenty-four hours. All are Slavs and justice of the supreme court. happy spooners gradually gather again _ Send s^ent .tamp to the ChartME.Hire.1 night approaches, there is a drowsy y0. ; .1*7 ArcM Sl- PkUadelphU. <«r beautJstrikers from the Lemont plant, where in groups upon the boat, each and all sense of ease and comfort so pervading the conflict occurred. of them praying that midnight may the entire cctapany that men and Toruu. Kan.. June IL—It Is unever come. Settlement Reached In Iowa. women here, there and everywhere Solitary, selfish men enjoy these ex­ drop their chins upon their breasts; Oskaloosa, la.. June .11.—Fifteen aounoed that Mrs. Mary K Lease will he nominated by the prohibitionists cursions. To see them chumming, eoal companies met the Iowa mine and Some of the older folk grumble smoking and chatting, occasionally forth really, truly, sure enough snores. Workers here Saturday and reached an tor conyn-stman at large from Kanns t ia also expected this nomination will shouting or . gi.4fawing when some Occasionally a weary head of wme uifreement which restores rates in the be indorsed by the popn lists good story is told, you might rea­ young lady which might better be up­ Ceaterrille and Dea Moines districta so sonably presume that they are bach­ on its pillow at home falls upon the far as this mseting can do it Ko Des elors; all of them single gentlemen shoulder of a yoqng man who may or Moines nor CenterriUe operators wen Bwohtox, Cxi.. June 8.-Twenty leading lonely, lives. 1 happen to know, icmbera ol the I3enver industrial may not be worthy of such confidence. present The scale U to be the same however, that there are wives and Mothers may Im? awfully in the way as in 1803 and ia to stand to April i CAM I OBTATM A 1 nny were Mud to have been drowned children of these men sweltering in the sometimes; but it would do no harm H 18US. No men were to be blacklbted y their boats capaixiug in the Platte city, because their husbands and fa­ iver near here. evefy girl could have n mother with for having struck. thers "cannot afford the expense” of her everywhere, even late in life when It b ordered that all miners in the summer night excursions for their fam­ the girls themselves become mothers of ]U“T.“h.*U 7tUrn “ work «>mmenoSTxnrroM. Va.. Jnn. P.-Lanneno, ilies. The dog in the manger was an girls as wayward aa themselves and aa ln< Wednesday, June 13, at all mines 'Piller her. tor the m.rexceedingly /selfish animal, but, after self-willed. Even mothers might im­ willmg to resume on the agreed basis, u. twu .. b»xge<l ► ?.'.LolU' ”*>>ch occurred on all, he was tonly a dog and knew no The Fanl Whitebreaat Fuel company prove upon themselves sometimes. I was a leading factor in bringing aUmt I f better. , I would not intentionally cast once knew a mother who permitted ■ .uburbr ot thie place. any reflections upon that particular and encouraged her daughter, scarce ct*1 compauisa, dog; nor would it be entirely proper to beaded by the Whitebreaal company 11 seventeen years of age, to go down the make any comparisons al thia time. I utourw river on excuraions with are found on the list r~r. iuperintendeat Raab says the average But, while gazing at the groups of Jtrange young men whom the mother Tt ,OJ [’*inu'lalu? » Pupil in the had never seen; encouraged the child K»w York, June S.—The »xi the thought of the dog generated itself to go driving with strange young men, until midnight; and yet that mother »t the lending clearing boon, very democratic gathering would thank God that she was not aa United Staten durEk the weel aggregated Hu oturr women were. But if we talk yeaterday Agonizing Pains । many people homeless. ' ,,r,. at able o'aloek In sere nil ,.f .‘“w H proT1D“-' «J ’ I'-’ T..,- ,„ m^‘ Itnotongcrmmins -lighu,^. , simply a summons to 1m1 “ gtristo take themtelve. „ff to tba belter of the du, where their sphere of dung. , ..f K^i company and of mbehl. f win u. rowed, while falter scope will l. to their capacity for rest The , L?? bell might be looked upon a* a pjfco of aoetaltette prmmmption on the ££ th. munlcipsUty.mi an euenaThmem o Pr,T“*' rl,fhl °< Ue head of the family to order the aff-b, ofhte own household. Hut the. mural ■anae of the town will wink at this el­ bowing aside of the parent hy the ms. nteipality. The parent who i» lesions of hb prerogatire us the rulcr of M, children faib to exercise that prerog,. ties and delegate. It to the town when he allows them to be a public nuisance and such a worry to the public The police should not bo called upon to render service aa num. to truant oAoera. They ahould be left f.tr to keep adults out of mbehiet There is no more relations, taaializli.g dntr than Uiat of keeping track of a emupane of mischievous boys They are likely to absorb the attention of any policeman who has them on his teat. Consequently, older nnd worw . .ffendcra are given a freer band. Nor is there anything that demoralize, a pcHoeman more than that kin,I of wrr. ice. He b apt to low hi. irdjee.i in larger game and sink into n<pV „„ the conduct of urchins whd'wib then make It n point to (ill op his time with lark, and escapades. The curfew tends to take .this strain off th, police. HIS ORtJfl. < . IMttlcult Our to Oin-}. The apdkker who has planned an ad­ dress for a multitude, atfd tintL Himself confronted with but a single auditor, ^^.tiu fails to readjust hi- remarks, ttn(1| the j-csult i apt to 1* • hi’dicroiu. A little ntorv m Uluft^tlv,‘ ’ this point j . told j ’ . .^Uatin- connection thl-rwith’ a former : North -­ Carolina. • One day. as this digniiand '•lately personage was walking r: pus, he observed an unlawful assem­ blage of students at sotne little dis­ tance. He did not hasten his step*. but proceeded slowly toward them with his head down and his ey •* r.ppareutly bent in contemplation of hi >wn boots. When this leisurely proceeding had brought him to the spot where the students hud been gathered, only one young man remained, tlft d others having precipitately departed. The president raised his head azd surveyed the solitary culprit with ap­ parent severity, although the young man always contended that he detected a twinkle in his keen eyes. "Sir,” eaid the president in a com­ manding tone, "instantly di^pe^se to your several place* of abode I" Difficult though the feat required cer­ tainly was, the yourq£man cxeci-ded it te the best of hLs ubfli'y by ’‘dit-persing*’ without further delay WOMEN STATION AGENTS. from Thirty ro Sixt« Crnls . "I spent tw<> months < f Inst, full in Australia." wild a traveler b* a• ^ew York Telegram man., •’and sav- swne very funny things, butjnnt h ing st ruck me as more peculiar than the lady station agents, who are now quite eoTuiion'in some parts of the colony. To do the ladies justice, they app-*ar t<» K- per­ fectly-competent to carry .out the work assigned tn them, and they have . way of answering questions without rei*nting each one as an insult, which is very refreshing, tn some of. the small stations a woman is in sok-. control, operates the telegraph herself, sells the tickets, looks after what lit tie freight arrivesand iidNpped.cxerei^sgemra) su­ pervision ovi*r the train huMidsand sleeps in a little room either above or liehind her office. None of them seems t<» be in the least disconcerted or alarmed in consequence of risks which they evi­ dently run. and, as far as the public is concerned, the innovation is l?N n0 means objectionable But just by"these ladies keep body and soul together on the munificent stipend which varies between thirty cents and sixty cents per day is one of .those mysteries the solation of which is known only to the ladies themselves and the soulless cor­ porations which employ them.' — An old hunter said the other day that when he first went up into Mn hw«n and Wisconsin where wi|d abound, he was surprised to find IpW at the side of his plate nt the table a ’ piece of leek about three or four inch*® long. He did not understaini whj wac placed there until He ter. which be found to be almo’l . erable from the taste ot leekv lie tli.m followed the example of the others a ate the leek, when hp found the butter instantly transferred into just lieious butter so he everUated. leeks grow up through the. ano-v. mat are the first green thing to be found » the fields and along t>«o strc*T " a the eown eat them with u .relt-h. the result that the butter mad" . their milk fa strongly scentcL end '■>» diaagreeable taste can only W m^n>- fighting H witl, its weapon, and no leeks are pronded M Clipping of Gold Coin*. nturr or more ago the elipP”? ■ wre carried oc extenMvely >o Ki .nd etaewlrare. Gold P-«« bad lost more or lc»of lhefr were common then and current roadily enough rv restriction.-, hare rendeml odnete comparatively unproSta lowerer, It b sUll P"4’*1!-''?, i t^XTb£^ «nt Some of the processes ear ■re remarkably ingenious- J �JAPANESE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. *N IMPLOSION. A FRUIT-TASTER CAPITAL NEWS. CURE It wu Mid that parent, in Bay City The Nation's Lawmakers and medicine b.d in.ured the lire. of their children I.kno'v‘ wh,t «" explosion A commercial value attaches to deli- ’ What They Are Doing. you need is the for paltry turn. In aoKmUcl Indretrlal te, but ita opposite, an implosion, is less cacy of taste, a 'fact illustrated in the ; At great depth in the sea thc Inanrancc concern., and then expored case of ’ ‘wine-tasters” and *’tea-tasters,” , old reliable tonic and who are generously paid for judging I o» crteOr .ckLWkti the little open willfully to the terrore conditions are favorable for ita produc­ blood-purifier, ’••st. ml Milium •» I>eru.aDen•. cure, ukI often of contagion, aiid fatal dlaeares. fot tion. At twenty-five hundred fathoms vintages of wine and chops of tea. Mr. | House— Daily I’roreeUlngs c pressure is, roughly speaking, two Jeaffreson, in his “Book About the Ta­ »ome time pant a life inxuranre torn, Briefly Recorded. .n cur® anr cni* Tr pany of New York has been operating and a half tons to the bquure inch-ble,” tells a story of M. Petit-RadeL 1 the official taster of fruit te Louis here, and baa written hundred, of that te to say, several times greater bknatk. ^-r- XVIII. of France. I Ulan «« pressure exerted by the steam । risks on the Brea of children ranging vONSTI« fmm 11 MV»H ,-r.wre to 15»____ . .... Wabhington. June A—In the senate M. Radel, who was chief librarian of from and 9 years ■tfr u U-KinEB. Small, mild and pleasant to poymenta required were small Are and I o. b**utl,ul experiment to lllw.tri.te yesterday;*he amendment to the tariff the Institut, had a taste so exacting HI-IJ> 1 IthiM.-n’aiiM- "tv-— ton cent, a week corering ttZ * thi« — bin placing sugar on the free list was that it was seldom satisfied with the 1 it m.um., end lor thia the parent., in tho 1 <d T ' dUrwg ““ TOyBge lost and an amendment fixing sugar grapes, nectarines and peaches brought j ’iuNTEU iwved only by W. 11 loodvt*n Sole Agent, Hastings. event of the death of the children, re-1 '? I”01* ,ro,n duties, to go into effect January 1.1885, to his judicial palate by the gardeners can have aeaUero. •,» »_ * । i nt, r uuna of the Deep Sea. ’ • was carried by a vote of 85 to 28. anxious to supply the king ’ s'table. ceive from 315 to 3150. no substitute. Mr. Buchanan hermetically scaled at Washington, June 7.—A resolution One day, while he was in his official | both ends a thick glass tube several was adopted in the senate yesterday .' study examining an ancient — Cures others, Found OnUty of Murder. manuHe for the appointment of a special com- I script, the door opened and through It Tbc jury at Hasting, trying Are I inches in length full of air. » 8 timetable. . Tefft for the murder of his uacle. Le­ wrapped this sealed tube in flannel mittee of five senators on the existing ' an outstretched hand held a basket ! UeSeci February tl. 1894. public distress. The tariff bill was jcontaining four superb peaches. It 1 wide copper roy Rogers, returned a verdict of murmur­ and placed it in,one ---JI ----- of. the a.svt nvllnrlareo . re. IUU . vvppui further considered, and a bill wius in- I was a scorching day, and thelibrarian’s I a.®, in the der *mc second Bcwraa degree. uegTee. Rogers I cylinders, .......1 used Ato protect , deep-sea lived alone on a farm near Hastings, when they are sehtdown fcroduced to preserve the purity of na- । appetite rose at the spectacle. “Enter, 1 tional legislation. 1 enter!" he ejaculated. and Tefft was his guest in the early .lu t-^e SOun^nff apparatus, nnrt Imreaa * rtre _ .1day .before • “ •Trip tr H-nri.. w bml holes , Washington, June 8.—The action of j The gardener obeyed. M. Radel, •The eOYmOF copper cylinder bored par, «lf ot lool list January. The h 60 --------------------water hud free access the attorney general in claiming 8I5,- without speaking, seated Kimt>clf in an the murder Tefft made a pretense ol।, , ,. ■ 000,000 Of the Stanford estate was dis- ’ easy chair, crossed his legs, folded his . 10 30 golnr home, retnralng probably In the l'roun<' glm*. is. in.ip. rn. a ne erenlng. Tefft then .hot the old man. Ij The ' copper case containing the sealed cussetl in tl»e senate yesterday, after ( hands, and waited with a face express­ tube was Was rlnwn ♦/», sa •> ssv|J .Ion,). sent down to a depth of ";hlch the taria biU was further con- . jng curiosity, doubt and hope. Cutaad mutilated him with an ar It <vss 1 glass — -- sent ~ SO .7* Tc'juid June'I up । fcWered. ting one of the peaches in four parts eel belie,nd there was aay trouble. I two thousand fathoms and drawn un ptrni,, T* «___ j x,that . ..the cylinder .. . 1 again. It ...... was found Washington, June 9.—In the senate 1 with a silver knife, the gardener fixed Rotter, waa anppowd to han money I MIL’ ....... |!T j'"!? ’ ’ 1 “ d >>Cnt ,nw *r> 1 Just asTf | was bulged and bent inward, just as if y«0®rday the diplomatic and consular * one-quarter on the point, and said in a Ih-IMU .... end the murder wa» undoubtedly tor i rAeondale it had been crumpled inward by being appropriation bill (31.579,438) and the tone of entreaty as he put the morsel the purpose of robbery. «iAiOritu„ ------- i I. artny appropriation bill (323,608.148) ' between the epicure's lips:, “Taste the violently squeezed. ---------------------( The glass tube iteelf, within Ita flan- were reported. The tariff bill was' water.” The new monument la the cemetery ncl wrapper, was reduced to a fine further discussed. A resolution to set f Sf. fiadel closed his eyes, and was si- * Are you willing to work for the cause of the Michigan SoMiers' home at powder, almost like snow. The glass at rest the claim of -the United States lent for two or three minutes, during of Protection in placing reliable infor­ Grand Rapids was dedicated on Deco . tube* would seem, as it slowly de­ against the estate of Leland Stanford which time the gardener regarded him mation in the hands of your acquain­ ' with anxiety. ration day by Department Commander 8cende^ held out long against the pres- was laid on the table. tances? Washington, June IL—A bill was, “Good! Good* very good, o2, ” Louis Kanitz, of the grand army. Sec- Kurc« but at lust suddenly gave wav, my friend!" said If you are, you should be identified ineri lUuWs ■ re tary of State Gardner afterward de- ] and was crashed by the violence of the passed in thc senate on Saturday di- he at last, opening hte eyes, with viding the salaries of railway postal — • • quarter • • between *-------voj » pvwuer. liveruig an oration. The monument ia • ac...ou ^on to a uuc fine powder, Placing the second THE AMERICAN Clerks into m-arl«<K vatt-vintr fmm 1 seven grades varying from the epicure ’ s teeth, the gardener said This process, exactly the reverse of of granite, 18 feel in height, and is PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. surmounted by a life-site^ statue of an !an explosion, is termed by Sir Wyville SHOO to 31; 00 per year. Several ached- ■ with more firmness: “Taste the flesh!" *-_ra» LUI -----u: ---' T ^ c j a( ig C moved his mouth and re ­ ules in tti tariff bill were disposed of 135 W. 230 ST.. NEW YOW«old soldier with bowed head and cap Thomson an implosion. ' marked with stronger accents of ap- . in hand. It cart 33.500 and was paid CONQUERING A TIGER. very good, my friend, 1 Washington, June 6.—la the house |, proval: F4V,.a. “Ah, , otot, of the posthumonsQ fund derived yesterday bills were introduced to pro- I| very good!" good!’ from the unclauned pensioa money of vjde for arbitration and to prevent “Taste the aroma," said the garden­ <rid soldiers wd>o have died in the hostilities between labor ’ and capital, er, more confidently, as he inserted the Mf. Jaxnrach, the London dealer in home. wild beasts, is a man of great personal an<^ reimburse the so• idiers of the third quarter. “ The Niagara Falls Route.” Health In Mlck^^n. “Good—very good! my friend, very strength «nd of corresponding courage, rebellion or their heirs for the average During the week ended June 3 re­ On one crocanion he was called upon to annual difference between gold and good!” ports sent »« by sixty-erven observers use Loti against a tiger which had csrThe remaining quarter was placed value ot the paper currency in in various portions of the state to the caped from ita “den." Mr. Phil Robin- which they were paid. on the end of the epicure’s tongue, and state board of health indicated that non tells the story in his recent book, Washington, June 7.—The bill to re­ the gardener exclaimed in a tone of intermittent fever and inflammation oi “Some Country Sights and Sounds.” peal the tax on state ban c circulation triumph: “Taste the wholef* Stations.. the kidneyts'lncrease<L,and measles and |I In moving a “den,” into whiehatiger was defeated in the house tresterduy * ' ‘by “My friend,” exclaimed thc delighted warrwA*x». |* in.iu.nqi> mjP-ni.lp.re. diphtheria decreased in urea of prev-'।. had Wen just delivered, the bottom fell a vote of 172 to 103. epicure, holding out both hands, “it is HASTING®........................H Wl 111471 •-!«! alence. Typhoid fever was reported j' out‘and the rest of the structure immeWashington, June 8.— jA bill for 7 -W perfect! It is superb! You have con­ C. R. OSBORN. Local Ax«ot. Hastiags at neveaftcen places, diphtheria at |i diatety collapsed. The tiger walked new public building at El^in, QL, was quered every difficulty. I give you the 0. JV.RUQGLXS 0. P AT. A.Cblcscu thirty, uneasles at aixty-one, scarlet'‘ out from under the heup of planks and favorably- reported in the house pester- homage of my admiration- From to­ PROBATE ORDER. fever at iforty-four. consumption a't •■ iron -bars, and suddenly appeared in day, as was also one for :he su morrow your peaches shall be served two hnadred and twenty, and small- i■ the yard. Many people were looking a ship canal route from the Ohi * on the tabic of the king!” State of Michigan. Cousb of Bacfy- M. At a session of the Pn.bate Gouti (or tn® to luike Erie. pox at Stay City. Grand Rapids, Mua-' on. the children, of course. Wing well County of Barry ..hidden at the yrebate om<*> Washington. June 9.— In the house kegou. Btitroit and Sturgis. in the diy ot Hastlnss. lu said, county. «» I to the front. On the appearance of the A SINGULAR ADVENTURE. Wednesday, th' xml day ol M*y. '““J® yesterday the Indian appropriation I tiger there wus a stampe<>. vt-ar one thousand eight hundred and ninety . I The tiger picked up a fat ■urchin bv bill was considered. It was deciijed ; Dow a Xnllor Ware Ulmself Out Swim‘ Present. Charles W. Arentrcrw, Judge Qf by the (committee on interstate and I mlng In Shallow Water, A« ‘P'"•*, ,h“ afi» clothes ami walked <m> of the vurj , « The -second mate of a Lake Huron Probate. yeor.-lhU ltlo m lockson pr .soq, ths \,ith lte dinner ia its intent | foreign commerce to report a bill for : In the mailer ot the estate ol Sanui J. judffoat HustingaH.. dwri-eing. H« ^nOanding a cmr.-nhnl >lacc Ini the wquirementof the Nicaragua canal; propeller had a singular adventure off Moore, dere »-?d. l.t . 21. . I -O'1' took his scnteize.r without fl.m-h.ng A,hloh tll (ll takc uk|, •»it iu, Jlr .|a,nr;ll.h by the government and for carrying on < Point aux Barques on his first trip, ■ <»n reading and CHug the n>*tltlon<lulv verified fl.m-A.nc j] Arhioh of WIDIiOn Mixvre. hu* ;tn.l of «Md deceased, .nd then robbed Bi...| the work t«> completion. j They had been towing n yawl, which praying thst n certain ih-trnnirnt tinwr on file In Tefft munl.-r.si ..nd *’,i Tan Tan ..tt-r the b K-ast. flung bin.x-l( Washington, -lune 11.—In the house ■ somehow got adrift, and the mute see­ xdd court purporting 4o t>« the ta>t v. ill and ' uncle. Ijeroy Rhgvrs. a fanner whe its tatek ai mil grasping hi*- throat with ' tentamer' "I *Md deceased t« .idtsu'trd t<» pro­ ’ ing ii. nearly a mile away, volunteered lived a?uue near Hast ingv Eagers was iM)th handlx - choked it until It <>pene<l i bate Mid that administration of •« ihl ret de be’ •is was tran-1 to s*jjn after it if the captain would granted to Francl* E. Aildrew’.tu* rx<nitor lf» shot Lfircv times and then terribly eu* ■ its mouth to gasp ifor breath, practically said aboul the head and neck with an ax 1 reduced to limit ■ anchor until his return, This was son. will named or to M>xe other mltab’.e per­ The urchin dropped out and scram­ • * started • ■ 1 on his sleeping cars mate Thereupon tt Is ordered, that Friday the Thc -evidence, though circumstantial.; bled off. The tiger, drawing at one the rules of sleeping cai t-oone-half of j agreed’ ‘tn. and• *the mill- for berths and -i swim. For-a quarter of an'hour, an' hou snys 15th day of June, A. I». ish. at ten o’clock tn 7,-. lower . ..... ---------was sc complete that the defease did : tremendous .M% draught a whole BM lungsful oim! cent n isslia. the forenoon. I eaatdgoed forth© hearten of said Goldrn Days, it was fun. but' then the not attempt to prove Tefft', whereurneri nj^n Mr -Lunrach' one-third of one cent u mile tor upper petition, and Hmt rhe helm at laweToahl deceao* swimmer began to get Weary. Thc .rd. and all other person* luterneted in saidabout* at the time of the murder. ' then a man fram the yard- came run­ berths. are required to appear :U a session pt, boat was drifting ashore, and stilLmore estate, said court, then to be holden at the Probate ning up with a crowbar, und ns the Aldenben Indietrd. than n mile away. The mate turned jfflee. in the city of Hastings, in said rounty,, A .Uffget weighing 100 poo-d. 1 ;wX‘“rnc.l. he struck it a tr.-tm-mlo.i. New Orleans. .1 une v.—The sensation on his back, floated, swum “dog-fash­ And shem Vause. if any there be, why tne prayer M the petitioner may not be granted. Asm rolid r^per was toand In the bed ol bump on the hro.l 1 .s- a moment the tn New Orleans is the indictment of ion,'’ and on his side, and tried every it Is further ordered, that Mid. ••eUtioner gfTv It?.’., the great reason why you ,, . .. / ,-i. t . tiger „ was dazed, but onlv. for a moment; J-uJin T. Callahan, alderman from the- other way to rest himself, but nil the notico to the persons interested in said estate, f hhi’1 knew lUxiut our salt It reILaiarv river. 30 miles south ot. Lheboy*t ■ ♦ nz.n .ho nn<nnn>n. 1z» . *inn»n4T * . lumin. out — . , . ifthe pendency of said,petition, and the hear­ then he prepared to spring again, but , district, for bribery. He is • Hie best V* produce the l««L time kept getting weaker. The poor ing thereof by causing a copy ot this order to be gam. *ud outcroppings of rich ©upper '] he .jood fKrmcr realizes, this with - Mr. Jamrach seized the crowbar and. charged with having received S-’OQ were/ound in .the rucks near by. Tht : struck the great beast another mighty | froaj L. S. Widney, president of the j 'fellrrw felt that he was dtxnhed. but punlished in the Hastixus Banners news­ i i- « rd; shall the butter maker be paper printed and circulated in said County ot • kept feebly moving his arms and legs, : Vise? Our will I* as carefully Indians always said there were ©oppe^, once In each week for three successive '. thump. . I Pennsylvania Coal company, to in- until finally his strength completely Barry t uuk your butter—made expreasKeeks previous to vaid day of hearing. iron-and coal ia, that region. . The beast, as if taking in the situs- , flupnce his vote and obtain a grant of Charles W. Armstrong. ■ for dairy work: and bright dairygave out, nnd, with a despairing cry, (A true copy ) Judge of Probate. 1 lion, trotted nil by itself straight to tho . oerUin Wbarf privileges on tiie river । t icnvvery where find their butter bethe sank to thc Ixittom. To his intense t r n.ade and their labor better paid yard. end. finding the door of un empty * Numa Dudoussat. councilman j TltrresUlts of the official rreanvas; surprise, he found that the water was PROBATE ORDER t ben they use -den open, w alked in. , j f.nom the Seventh ward, was indicted of the votes oi increasing the salary only foar feet deep. Of course, he of Michigan. County of Barrr-M. at thtmight session of the grand jury ought to have been grateful, but, in­ State of the state attorney general were an' A MUD DIAMOND. At a session ©f the Probate Court for the for bribery, lie is charged with hav­ stead of that, he waded ashore in a County of Barry, holden at the Probate office. In noanned at Lansing They show the Funny Miatakr Made by a Church ing sold his vote for 81.400 to R. J. the City of Hastn>gs. in said county, on Wed­ amendment was defeated instead of towering rage at his own stupidity. Hd nesday the 16th dav ot May. in rhe year on®’ Whann. a wholesale coal man. who de­ got the yawl, and when he reached the thousand eight bund red and ninety four. carried, as anaounced in the election “Every one knows that in the early sired extra facilities for his company. Present, Charles W. ArmstnfttR. Judge of ship thc captain said: “You confounded Probate. in toUL Jyo n:-itter what brand you .have days of Methodism a considerable de­ In the matter ot the estate of Daniel D. fool, didn't you know there was a mile i .-*d. Just give this a fair trial. It Short But Newsy Item*gree of strictness was maintained in Morehouse, decease 1. ! ■ hrs in flavor, Oral in grate.and Siovx Crrr. Ia.. June 11.—Assignee and a half of shoal water all along this On reading and filing the petition duly verified GretaOak township, in Livingston regard to the wearing of Jewelry,” said I r»l It purity. Whether for dairy H. Hubbard, of the Union Loan. & coast T’ of Matilda C. Mbrebonse, widow of said deceas­ county, has neither village nor saloon, Rev. L. G. Cole, an elderly divine, re­ tt. xiuuuaau, v. -•* < r fhb e use. you will find it to ed. praying that administration of said estate Trust company, which failed over a may be granted to said petitioner or to some ■ Dome*tic Dialect. and every farmer in it is prosperous cently. to a representative of the St * vear ago for over 37.000,000, has oth-r snitable person. Louis Globe-Democrat. (I made a rep^ft in the district court that There are many wonderful dialects and doing well. Thereupon ic hi ordered, that Friday the Write us. Sth day of June, A. D_ 18M at ten o’cloek ta “An incident that amused me a great! Lewis Pasqnet in the circuit court at DIAMOND CRYSTAL ' the company will not pay its common in existence, as readers of modern lit­ the forenoon, be assigned for t lie hearing alaaM Kalamaaoo pleaded guilty to the charge deal happened soon after I had entered creditors over five cents on the dollar. erature. says Harper’s Magazine, have petition and that the heirs at law of said de­ -GALT CO., and all other persons Interested In said St. Clair, Mich. of uttering a forged check on the Homa the ministry. One Sunday just as I Mr. Hubbard is also assignee of D. T. doubtless by this time discovered. One ecased are required to appear al a session of was in the midst of my sermon a wom­ Hedges, and of the Hedges estate hs of these, which has not been touched estate, savings hank for 3800. said court, then to be holden at the Probate of­ an rose and left the church, slamming upon to any considerable extent, is fice. tn the City of Hastings, in said eounty. and ChariM A McCloy, bookkeeper of the reports that general creditors will get show cause, If any there be, why the prayer oC Seeowd national bank at Bay City, was -the door as she went out wixh unr.eoes- about fifteen cents and certain pre­ what might be called the suburban do­ the petitioner may not be granted. Ana it to sary violence. Of course Iwuppoeed I mestic dialect — that used by servants further ordered, that said petitioner give aotioa missing, *ad his accounts were said to **d“» Km.tM.xr m my «rmon at | "__s about twenty-five in rural communities in the daily rou­ to the persons Interested in said estate, ot the pendency ot said petition and the bearing . cents on the dollar. Mr. Hedges failed tine of housework. Several instances thereof by causing a copy of this order to be which she had taken offense, but later for about SIAOO.OOO. Arthur Cole, a 15-year-old boy. eonof the inspiring qualities of this have published In the Hastings Banner, a news­ 1 made inquiries and learned that she printed and circulated In said County ot fessed to placing a tic on the Michigan bad left because I wore a ‘wicked Chief of the ChlppewM Dead. come to hand. A suburbanite was paper Barry, once in each week for three enceesahre' Central trwk at Decatur, which waa Fond DV Lac?'Wis., June 7.—Nagan- greeted one winter’s morning ns he en­ weeks previous to said day of linarinrbosom pin.’ The amusing part of it struck by a passenger train, but with­ W. AKMnRONG. ab. chief of all the Chippewa Indians, tered his dining room with this choice The Nervous System the Seat was that I had ridden to church over a Judge of Probate. out doing serious damage. “Mr. J----- , the colt has (A true copy.) very muddy road, and one drop of mud died at the Indian reservation ytster- specimen: of Life and Mind. Recent While the cook at * hotel in Flint had settled in the middle of my shirt day. aged 99 years. In 1828. through frizz the pipes. They've bust and the Wonderful Discoveries. was frying the meat for breakfast two bosom and had deceived the good sister his efforts, the treaty was made by the cellar's all afloat.” NOTICE FDR HEARING CLAIM 8. hungry tramps walked into the kitchen, mto believing that I had adorned my­ Sioux and Chippewa Indians by which The some domestic, while cleaning State of Michigan, County of Barry—m. rtiunan life. St has been the tending subject Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of cf l mfesslonte research and shadyInralMgea stole the food and left for parts un­ self with a iMjaom pin." they acknowledged the sovereignty of up in u hallway adjoining the library the Probate Court for the County of Barry l u DutwlUMtMidlug this tact teLoot-nener- known. | in which her employer was engaged in made on the Mth day of May. A, D. 18M. the United Statrs. months from that date were airowed tar cred­ Greenland** Glaclere. A team belonging to Jacob School®, । writing, thinking that he might prefer tlx iton» to present ihtir dalms azatnst the estate Among the principal glaciers of at IMe Is toea- of Caro, ran away, and turning into the 1 dot to witness the operation of polish- .of Hannah W. RimeU. late of said county, usd in the (up­ Sax Josx. C»L. June A—Hawley E and tlist all etrdltnraef said deceased per part of the river got into a targe hole and were Greenland the flord of Jakobshavn an­ Dent, a well-known orchardist. died at | ing up the floor, entered the room and deceased, are required tn prreroit tb»lr claims to said nually wnds into the Sea a piece of tee said: “Mr. J----, do you want ‘ the Probate Court, at th* Pro! are rfBce. in the City drowned. his home In the Willow, after a of Baltins*. for vixn.lixiku » dl allowance, on about Wo miles wide, over three miles door cluz or thc-curia tai drew? ” Fred Younkie. a boy working in a or Beinre tbees'h iki of November nextlengthy Hines,, aged "I years. He was | paper mill at Menominee, was caught lonff and from eight hundred to one and that such claims atu te heard before said a native ot Indiana and a brother ot thousand feet thick. The loe yield of court, on Tuesday, ilwt»ihriay ol Aupust in the machinery and crushed and . ,, ("rant -------------- c I। Extravagant Funerals. and on Wednes isy> :hr 2ft-h «iav nt November John Torsnkatak is about four miles wide, Mrs. uen. ra bruised so badly that his recovery was next, at ten o’clock in the :v. euvutu of each of tem that eves one to two miles long, according to the those days. Served Many Yean. J L , • his will about .... extravagant funerals doubtful. Dated klaj 3*h. * Th S‘M. ' • . swiftness of movement at various sea­ Leavenworth. Kan., June 11. After custom cf wearing crape as Cha--, 't. Ahmntroxg. Napoleon Barney, of Detroit, fireman sons of the year, and from six hundred cause instant Jndse nt Probate. twenty-one years close confinement raournin,. *• •* • Regarding the extrava ­ pn the tug Lorman, jumped overboard death. to eight hundred feet thick. Karajak Arthur Winner aud A. J. McNutt were ; gance in funerals and mourning us un‘«* nt discoveries have demonstrated that in Lake Huron and was drowned. yields annually a volume of ico about MARTUAGE SALE. ta organs of tho body are under the conA 9-year-old son of Joseph Staneks three miles wide nnd from oneJtod a released from the penitentiary in this seemly and burdensome, I wish my Dettu’.t haring be«n rtuule in the rondltisna .the nerve eeaters, located in oe near ' funeral to be severely simple; and I du­ bu-* of the brain, and that when these are while playing on the Greileek doo* at half to two miles long, with a height city on Saturday. f a certain tn irtrvee ex*wn**il by Alonzo D. ller ’owd the organs which they supply with Traverse Qity fell iato the bay and was KUi®d by Lightning. a«k my children and grandchildren. ot eight hundred to one thousand fret. it. iiivi,‘laii-u.iii1 ‘ ti •• ■»» .»«>•«?. ibks, •-•lluidare also deranged. When It Is reLawrence Kan.. June 11. —Adam whom I thunk for their constant affec- re.fudnt Hie tw»i-«ivt*i flat 1 < .’tine. W’. mmc! nhered that a serlousinjury to the spinal drowned. The vicld from Itivdliarsuk is two wlarh there i> da- st H.-- date seventeen ! cause paralysis of the body below William 11. Wooden, ez-po.tmuiten miles'wide. Jrom one and a half to two Yeaffer wo. killed by lightning here, j tl°n to oUene my wiehe. ta thixre- nu hundred and twelve anil <H 1UJ dollars. Notice tured point, because the nerve force is He Hepped under a tree and wm killed 1 gwd. and let any monrntnff they may pre rated by the injury from reaching ths at Stoney Point and justice ot the miles long and six hundred to eight Is hereby given, ibat by virtue of 1 he power of by the aback when the lightning .track <«« t°* «» Inexpensive and sale In said mortgage. I «h.Hl forwlcne the same -lyz'-d portion, it will be understood now peace of Hanover township, left hi. hundred feet thick. Angpudlartok r/ i without crape. The injunction might by a sale at public lUcHjftn to the highest bid­ i roiu-'inent of tin- ner»e centers will '’ ( well be followed by many with less der. af. the north front door <tf 'bn Court House, v i’^derangement- of the various organs home some fire month, affo and atnee yields annually a piece of loe at least tho tree. ------ -------------------In the City of Haatu’K”, on the first rtav of Hep■ a ’.H-v supply with nerve force. then hie whereabonte hare been a mjs- four miles long, two mites wide and Firtccn Unowned. means than Mr. Jay’s family jxwsesa. teuibur. 1WM. at twelve o>lwk nnoi*. »d all tMI “<»-tnlnlsof chronic diseaees arc due to from six hundred to one thoiisand feet Denver. Col., June 8.—At least nf- Ostentatious display at funerals and in certain piece or parrj-l of lai d, slltulod In the action of the nerve centers at tery. Hin ' »I>crrL-?t of Hast Ingv.C' nn'. v ot Bnrrv a-ui Mate at the brflln, not from a derange­ In the election for school trustees at teen members of the Denver contin- mourning is one of the costly and con- City thick___________ ______ Mlehlptn, described as Iuhqw*. vir.: Comiuese' primarily originating in the organ Rgent of Coxey's army lost tlieir lives by gpicxiprus follies of the day. ingatltlte north ea*r eoen»rnt ihw -onih went Offended Dignity. • Hitj great mistake of physicians in Kalamazoo S. U. Gaffe and Mrs. Emma quarter of Median number eigbi.in township • these diseases Is that they treat the Pollard, the A. P. A. --------------------- -— An American traveler relates that, drowning in thc Platte river Thursday , three north of ranee e’etn vre<». rnvumr cbeara 'i rather thsu the nervo centers which tested Frank B. Lay and Wiliam woit On the eastfsad quvter lire of wd __________________ alighting st a hotel in Granada, a man night. Wear of thc Earth. '-au,u of the trouble. section eighty-seven rods to the center of Um l. k’JFHP the celebrated spo- T, Brownell by about 600 majority. at the door put out bis hand toward Given a Llf® Term. Taking thc length of the frermanent highway mow Mi.-i. ~au av«» theora M*p ^'•bus profoundly '.’l-ffM U„zl h.. re... .Z-. >— Jackson laundrymen held a mass him. The traveler supposed that the SAX S ax F rnANCJscv. rancisco. wuuc »».- «w.OTyB on the surface of thc globe at along the center i. tru-M hlxhway to the noath June ... vuuuci. nun »ivaii, cuici amuuK meeting and decided to organize man was the porter of the hotal.^azid shooting a man who refused to marry * nearly sixty thousand geographical tine ol Lliaoln Hirer: r»,i Dxtilel Hlriker's Addi­ tion io the vidag- !«•»* el’r.» of llaittaKi. r‘the facts contained in the above offered him his valise. The man her daughter Mrs. Jane Shattuck, of ■ miles, with a daily average of ten thence east on thc north line of raid Liaeobi Ft. — •> Lint. 17tr- tirijlnH^-y XDelbOdrt Of against the Chinamen. tn the north aud s-n'ii H«* ‘d Mid ree: t uh-nt are wrong. All On * farm near Lansing there wm stepped back, tossed Ms head- and this city, was sentenced to prison for trains, it is estimated that the total Hon Mid thence j.ortu ipiarter 11m to • contusion, pressure, blues, frowned scornfnlly. “J”"*'', h” life. ' loss by wear and tear suffered each the Haoe ot becinn-og. «.i..!s!.,u g L»rty-t»o , u melancholy. Insanity, epilepsy. 8t. plowed op a lump of copper weighing exclaimed; “do you take me for a day by the metallic rails of the earth is sod gf-iM) aciY* <f Lr.u, tie same behrx the i tin. ».Unce’ etcl aro nervous diseases no thirty-two pounds. An analyam sh New Political Party. L>a' oorter? 1 would have yon understand Thc wonderful success of Phtt * dkt.phia. June W. — With an ft bout six hundred tons. The six hun­ : •I ‘*Lj‘,Ih^oratlve Nervine Is d«e to the that it is about 06 per cent puream no porter." “Indeed? Then The 6-year-old boy of Jacob CaHl °t avowed purpose of upholding the pub- dred tons are lost in the form of a fine cmas. bacru. Ironwood, while playinff around the mav I ask vou, aenor, what you are/ Ho school sydtem, a new political part;? powder and are carried back to the Attorney for Mortgagee. air.andaBkedyoufor Dated, June 2nd, i*si. ■ earth in the shape of soluble iron salts. eara fell under the wheels and hod one kas been formed in Pennsylvania. Elm*!” z ___________ ___ 13 othls feel out off. It ter J**r Hnlata. belt opiates nor daii^MVWf dire AVER ’S SARSAPARILLA Sta KaianaiOD & Sagaw will cure you a Pv‘te.nd.\o tHe cause <4 Prcfcec.Vton 6iner\ caYL AvAevesta ? Michigan Central ' stsuow. Because lit is so Pure! Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt. MYSTERIES! "3 I fe«r"SSSSS?ffiS5 a. |*i |=s fcjj lli I £* .... |^P ” IVMSfSi 12sM Hi Saifs �nixed at the state convention remains to be Hastings Banner. Thursday, June «4, 1894- ’ Oregon is still one of thedoubtful states. It only elected a republican Governor last week by 15,000 plurality. MAMHM.i-L.COOK.B41Wtbx BA«m»os KICK-, roOTomcK, al-ovst 14. 1ST*. r.DITORIAL NOTES ____ The Bardeen Paper Company, of Otsego, has reduced the wages of its employes ten per cent • It is not unimportant—as thousands of hmest American workmen are deprived, jy tba shutting down of the mills, of a •bance to earn their bread, and as the whole nation finds business contracted by Honey stringency caused solely by tl^e hreat of industrial revolution—to try to Jx the responsibility. With whom does it •est? Did any one person set'In motion .he train of circumstances which has proluced these lamentable results? Let us KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ENTRIES. Following Divl>lon« h»f» Entered thc JU»t» In thc Chnm|iiQUKhlp Drill. the full Latin course. Both the graduating class aud the class promoted from the eighth grade are or good average size, tbe foiwer numbering 18. the latter 37. , It has not been the alm in the manage­ ment of the school to swell the numbers ot tbeae classes beyond what is consist­ ent with good scholarship and It is the be­ lief of the teachers that these classes will compare favorably in training and scholar­ ship with those of any previous year. Below Is given an outline of the closing exercises, also a list of tbe graduates, and of the class promoted. | Eighteenth Annual Commencement of Hastings High School. Reception to the Seniors And Jun­ iors, given by the High School teach­ ers at tbe home of Prof. VV. D. Sterling, Friday evening. June 15th. Baccalaureate Sermon Ht tbe Episco­ pal church, by the Rev. W. U. Taylor, Sunday evening, June 17th. ' Promotion exercises, Eighth (trade Pro­ motion Exercises at Mudge's Opera House. Wednesday evening. June 2(Hb. Graduating exercises in the City Park, Friday afternoon. June 22, commen­ cing at 1:80 sharp. Alumni Banquet at tbe Episcopal par­ ish house, Friday evening June 22nd. Inasmuch as Hastings Division intends to compete for the World’s Championship 1» the coming Knights of Pythias Con­ clave which’will be held In Washington next August it way be of interest to give n Hat of the eompetitora our home Division will have. All entries closed Juno 1st at at which time there were about 50 entries made as follows:— Infantry—Excelsior division. No. 42, Indiana; Parkersburg division. No., 2, West Virginia; Marion division. No. 25, During his first term Mr. Cleveland be­ Indiana; Springfield division, No. 6, Ohio; gan the movement which ended in his rt- Ortygia division. No. 10, New York; Lilly NAMBS OF GRADUATES. slectlon upon a free trade platform. Up division. No. 13, Iowa; Hart division, No. Urban A. Woodbury, Latin: George to that time the democratic party, having 9, Iowa; Hampton. No. 38, Iowa; Kansas City division. No. 8, Missouri; Provost di­ Bali. Eng.; Sterling E. Hogle, Eng.: itrong inclinations to free trade, but fear­ vision, No. 1, Missouri; Louisville di­ Frank Leins, Eng.; Walter B. Hayes, ing the patriotic Instincts of tbe American vision, No. 1. Kentucky; Galaxy division, Sc ; Clarence S. Phillips. Eng.; Maurice leople, had usually shuffled with theques- No. 38, Kansas; Lebanon division. No. 65, Grigsby, Latin; Herman Frost, Latin: ;lon. But Mr. Cleveland Is 1887 sent to Ohio; Terre Haute division. No. 3, Indi­ Charles W. Lewis, Eng.; Lottie Fay Lake ana; Mystic division. No. IB. Kansas; An­ Congress a message which was devoted son division, No. 10, New York; New Al­ Eng. : Anna Gertrude Slingerland, Latin: Grace Maragret Whitney, Eng.: JOrpba wholly to denunciation of the protective bany division. No. 5, Indiana; Ashland Orinda Martin. Eng.: Fannie Dana Steb­ jystem. This attack upon home Industry division. No. 5, New York; first battalion bins, Sc.; M. Belle Barnam. Eng.: Ida allied the free traders, aud finally the second regiment, Ohio; John Barr Glen Garnett Hurd, Eng.; Hattie L. Beadle, Sc; division. No, 10. Wisconsin; Harmony di­ lemocratic party, to the British system of vision, No. 14. Connecticut; Queen City Ruthe Gould, Sc. Latin—Latin Course. which Mr. Cleveland made himself tbe division, No. fl, Colorado; Poughkeepsie ihampion. In the same strain, in 1888, division, No. 24, New York; Yellow Cross Sir. Cleveland wrote his acceptance. He division. Na 85. Ohio: eighth regiment, No. "* IS, ’Indiana; Ohio; Mnny division. " •xpressed his purpose through the InstrnOak division. No. 20. Ohio; Toledo dlnentality of ••tariff reform” to cheapen vision. No. 35, Ohio; Hastings division, •the cost of the necessaries of life,” and to No. 19, Michigan; Sam Houston division, No. 38.. ------------ .. •increase the purchasing power ot the No 8, Texas; Canton division, Ohio; Kalamazoo division. No. 9, Michi­ worklug man’s wages.” The cheapening gan; Logan Division, No. 26, Indiana; M. process has been performed, but where, H. Dunnell division, No. 47, Penn­ sylvania; Austin division, Na 14, New ita! are the wages of the workingman? | Following Mr. Cleveland’s example, the York; Mason City, No, 31. Iowa; Cavalry Buckeye Troop, Ohio; Banner Hussard, Where Monroe, Canal and entire democratic press of the country be­ Illinois; Hussar division, No. 34, Iowa; D. gan to denounce as the plunderers of the D. Burns’ division. No. 48, Missouri; first Pearl Sts. intersect in Grand Rapids. There stands the people the men who conduct our great In- regiment. Indiana. The features of the meeting will be the Tower Block. Jlnstries. Day after day for years past meeting of the Supreme Lodge; the grand hese journals have endeavored to arouse street parade and the review by President By Col. Pierce ’twos built, by film ’twa« nude; evil passions and to pervert public opinion Cleveland and the competetive drill be­ j A towering land mark, in the clothing trade. to the view that manufacturers are public tween the uniformed divisions above For a tim£ its occupant was enemies, wbo have enriched themselves by named. There will be $7,000 offered in prizes, Jj. L. Hudson, but now this filching the substance of the people with divided as follows;— * ’ spring time it shines forth rethe help i of the . For federal the best government. company drill,Last; first prize. year the democratic platform described • Si,500 aud a Sir Knight’s jewel to each I organized, re-juvenated and : - -* **.. the McKinley Tariff law as “Ute culmlna- i ™*n »>»e ~ wtndM -—-—y. second re-christened. I! prize, Cl con* tlilr/i lists! 81,200; third nrtMM. prize* Si $1,000; fourth ting atrocity of class legislation.” Thus ‘• prize, 8800: fifth prize, 8600; sixth prize, 1 There “Under the Tower the control of the machinery of the govern-$500; ___________________________________ . seventh prize. 8400; eighth prize, Clock” you’ll find the “Col. ment, with unlimited power to break down j. 8300; ninth prize, 8200:. tenth prize, wvw.c--n—. 8100; and to destroy, passed into the hands of a ' for the best division commander, a jewel in command, with I valued at S100: for the batalllon drill of man and a party, both of whom bad for :1 four divisions. $500; for the best mounted years been waging war upon-vast Indus-1I division, 8800: tor the second best moun­ tries, in which hundreds of millions of ted division. $400. In addition to this all new, very latest patterns, capital were invested and which could not there is a premium ot 8400 for the division very newest styles at one coming to the encampment front the hope to continue successfully when the in­ greatest distance, that is traveling the price, for fluence of their own government should be greatest distance to tfie meeting by the wielded directly against them. Under shortest route. At the present-, time there are 40.000 such conditions what could have happened members of the Uniform Rank. Knights of Our childrens department but that prostration should befall? What Pythias, and over 500.000 members of the could be expected by a manufacturer from subordinate lodge. It is a matter In overflows with practical, dur­ a president who, over and over again, had which every citizen of Hastings should able, yet dainty, tailor made denounced him as a robber, aud from a take great pride to think that the name of garments, with cut, trim and a Hastings man is universally talked of Congress elected to root out and to destroy and in reality conceded for tb? office of finish—with quality and style a system of robbery? It would have been Supreme Vice Cbafioellor at the coming just as well—just as good— folly for sueb a man to go on with his Conclave. This would mean that in two as for men—every bit. business operations precisely as if no revu- years more one of our home citizens would be at the bead Of this great civic order and lutian had occurred and as if he had the really preside over the deliberations of Touching clothes for men— asserance he possessed under Republican more than a half million of men. Tbe do they’realize the evolution home citizen of whom we speak Is none rule that he would not lie molested. in fine clothes making, now Silver purchases were made month by other than the Hon. Philip T. Colgrove. one of the most prominent, progressive at­ going on? Some do. For month when Mr. Cleveland sent to Con­ torneys of Michigan, and one who is uni­ gress bis first Incendiary message in 1887. versally recognized as being in every way those that don't, it is well to They were still made when he wrote his! iualified for the high honor. His election know right now tlrnt. Master ill be hailed nowhere with Such delight Tailors—Artists—cut, letter of acceptance in 1888. They were! make 5 it will ba here at his own borne and made when he accepted the nomination up­ among bis hosts of friends by whom he is and trim garments by the on a revolutionary platform: but still thc ■ held in the greatest respect, irrespective of thousand, and yet, every business of the nation prospered. But no politics or social position. Fourteen years thousand is made witli the sooner had he and his party come into of- ago Mr. Colgrove came to this city practi­ same exact carefullness as cally a strange: to everyone. He was flee, with positive ability to make good without wealth or any ot the influence though a single garment, their threats, than a great wave of de­ which wealth brings. But fluting this fall, short, stout and slim short period of time he has pression swept over the the land. It is comparatively 1 men fitted right off—no wait­ impossible not to perceive that the whole made an exceptionally fine record. While acting In the capacity of County Prosecu­ ing. cause of the trouble was the success of the tor his successful prosecution of several democratic party, or to deny th*t the man noted cases, and the forcible, eloquent Rogers Peet <fe Co. lead the wbo gave the impetus to the forces of de- !manner in which he conducted them, won. a reputation that went far beyond the van in making such clothes. strnction was Grover Cleveland, to whose him ! limits of this county. Following this he rash utterances and aggressive promotion jmade a moat excellent record in the State Their products have fit, el­ of the free trade cause and the total lua- Senate ; and at once became one of the egance, finish, wearing qual­ blllty of bis party to govern wisely, is to leaders in that body. His record in the of Knights of Pythias is too well ity and style. They maintain be attributed the calamities which have order ! known. Besides all of these have been the highest standard of hon­ overtaken a nation whieb one year ago had ,minor honors without number. All of tbe high prosperity. |duties of these offices have been perform­ estly tailored, genteel, readyed and at the same time he has been look­ to-wear, Fashionable Business ing after one of tbe most lucrative law Suite, Dress Suits, Semi-Dress We understand that the people of this practices enjoyed by any attorney, In a Suite and Overcoats. Every county will have another big dope of fu­ city of this size, in tbe State of Michigan. fl— N2TABLE Eng.—English Co XXMKB OF FCPIM FBOMOTl® ™>X THE X10HTB OBADK- r." Irato M.te. Mary Roraa. Petoskey Wo^on, Anna Bo«n Loulra Camp* ; Itarlte-- Spring Xlha LtePlante. Kittel MU* ’*»”' Meekteaw City rX, Maud-»la> too, I.llUo Crarao. KUU. Maekinae telatul Itarllrte. Mamie Ironaldra. N,ni« PrynrElk Jtapi4, Bette Vroouraa. Hartle Bennett. Gur 8.15 Charteroil Crook Floyd Davb, -Andrew Harper, B.B5 j.™ I'X Leon Spaldlnt. Forrat Ottawa Beseb . _______________ Three rate* remain In effret Woodmaoaee, Louis Besamer, Roy Cra mm- Bert Fraker, Bert C. Hayes, Fred tember, 30. 1884. Return limit October 31 C. “ R. ----------OsBoira. 1S94. " Kuet Ira Sllneerland. Ctrartea Agent. Fred Calkins, Chvlee lUwaon. Clarence Freer. Willie Newton. Fred Slebblna, James Waters. Arthur A. Jewsbury, MlddterlBe, Hattie La Bar. All dogs not Keensed and found with no Gsry 8, Crook. Hastings, Ute on will Ite taken rare of In «ecord«noe Lima U EUiron. Carton. Alba WIUIs. Maple ttrova, with ordinance. W. U. Itau* ZL— kaavln.. sion this year. This is the plan mapped out anyway by some of the wire paitere. The people won't be given an opportunity to express themselves in their own way, but will be compelled to fuse their ideas, and keep their honest convictions in the background. This may not be pleasing to a good many but it Is a fact. Fusion has received some awful black eyes in this county. The people have got very weary COMMENCEMENT WEEK. Clo.lng W..V of School. The school year te fast drawing to a etese. This has been a year ot prosperity and steady adeaoeement In our schools. In spite ot some htnderanee from contag. eons diseases. the grades are coming up to standard taster than at any time during the past tour years. Raising the standing ot an entire school cannot be done Io a tew days or months, It Is a work ot yeara, and around by the noee and tell them what to cannot be strained by a constant change three different ptatforaa, each of which Omu, don't represent anything. ooraptetely ud It the wire paten win they with the school for several years and hare gained a proficiency In teaching, u well aa a thorough knowledge of the workings of this particular school, which enables them to do much, both In quantity and aualKy for the higbeet interest of the one below Tailor’s prices— often excelling in real worth Sole agency for the R. P. <fc Co. in Grand Rapids is at this store. Our Furnishing, Hat and trunk Departments mean stores full of such wares for the changing seasons. Our prices meet the present finan. cial upheaval Don’t forget the application. When a purchase here is not as represented, return it and get your money back, quick. There hu been the most perfect h*r- PMt tour years. That Internal harmony Out of town folks served as though here. Write particulars—You’ll like our way. btoUHor Firaister, A cream of urttr baking powdHighest of all io leavening Istretweh -Latent United States Go'T ment Food Report Royal Baking Powoek Co'., . Wall St,,’ N. y FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS It is a fact that we have The most conveniently located store The neatest and nicest arranged store, The best lighted store, The largest general store, The most homelike store and The best patronized store IN BARRY COUNTY. A» long as the people stay by us, we will keep extortion at bav. Concentrate your trade. The more we can sell the cheaper you can buy. Your servant fill Grades ot Clothing, Gash Only.. until Sep­ DEALER IN BUTTER and EGGS. PARIS GREEN London Purple Reminder For bpraying Fruit Trees, etc. GOODYEAR Ths Modern Druoolsi IS HEADQUARTERS. Remember that Wall Paper is Cheaper than ever Thia Season. W. H. QOObYE/IR Wg act our Pans Green fllFBGL OF HOUSE GLEANING The above picture was taken from life. It can be seen most any day and in moet any home when cleaning house is' in full sway. House cleaning not only reminds the “man of the house" that most all of the improbable things will happen, but it also reminds him that NEW CARPETS NEW CURTAINS NEW RUGS . NEW DRAPERIES NW FURNITURE From the Manufacturer and are offering a Strictly pure article. We dont handle the cheap grades, who wants them! Are needed and needed badly. Right here we want to say “don’t hesitate about buying what you need Right Now because wheat is 50 cents a bushel.” We can give you much more now for your money than we could a year ago. 't<>u want the goods; we want the money. Let’s trade. Lard on ON INSPECTION Pure and Clean as melted ’L*rd 4^ if you P^er, we have the lower priced oils. Croquet Sets ws is solicited, troubled with See ead cool. �Hastings Banner Thursday, June 14, 1894-___ W. S COOK. Uoe.l EdUor.____ -rines are ‘ 02503 AKE CHEAP niixidtta to sell. If you need WftLL PAPER Window Shades, faints, oils Ih i--. Patent Medicines, or in my line, give ;1 Juukv. I will sa^eyou FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. • CIKCUL/1T1ON * This week, 82 quires ii.-r a ' r. changes for advertisements •< r- .wb this office Tuesdays at latest to in-.u nun In the Issue of the week heu brought ue at the fair ground July 4th. Thie season will be great for a lanft personal mention. apple crop. Money can be made on chfcr and vinegar. The Hastings Engine aDd Miss Belie llnudy was in Sund’ Rapids Iron works have a complete set Of Ratch­ FridiH-. et Cider Press Screws and fixtures for •^rao PuUtlps Is visiting bls brother in sale cheap. Lowell The Children’s Day services at the M. MMs Orpha Goodyear was In Grand E. church were carried out most success­ Rtplds yesterday. fully. A pretty feature being an exercl-e C. E. Landis, of Topeka, Ka::,.w. 18 via. given by thirty eight little girls represens­ Ring hi* brother George. ing flowers, and birds. Quite a large , Hon' T> Colgrove was in Kalamazoo number of children were baptized. . louday on )cgn! buMness. Up fo this morning the Secretary of tbj John Lawler, of Kalimazno. was Iti the A’ctnni Association has 160 names of ihp city last week on business. members, their invited friends, the school Mfr# Efl\i Simpson has been vbltlng^ board and teachers, who will lie In at­ bion friends the past week. tendance at the*reunion next week Friday. Mr. Mini Mrs. M. JV. Barker vislled A. This blds fair to be the most successful Douglass, of Augusta, last week.' one ever held as the largest number at Mrs. C. E. Lunn entertained her friend. any previous one was 110. Miss Fannie Joues over Sunday. • The crop report published on the inside Mr. Grove, the wool buyer, from Philalocal page lj» of more than ordinary Inter­ de pliia Is on our streets once more. est. as it gives the condition of wheat, Ktl. Burton was home from Lansing oats, barley, apples and the average prices being paid for wages In the northern, cen-1 over Sunday to see hh------ mother. tral and southern tiers of counties. The G- M. Anderson, of Detroit, number of sheep this year is over three 8pent 8und«r In the city with friends, per cent, less than last year. Dr. V. II. Vivian left this week for Commencement Exercises will be next Ludington where he will open an office. CORN CULTIVATORS Dandy Riding. Perfection In Evenj Way. qoobYExm b^os. HrtRbW/1RE iUB IHPLEnEhTS. . >• '• ' ' ‘ c week. Every graduate expects a present. Parents and friends of graduates will do well to select a present for them at John Bessmer’s jewelry store. He bas\o well selected stock of watches, jewelry and Silver ornaments, suitable for this occasion. Goods will be artistically engraved free of charge. Mrs. D. G. Robinson and Mrs. W. N. Chidester were in Grand Bap Ms Tuesday. Miss Carrie Mention returned to Chica­ go this week after a short visit with friends SATISFACTION We are in receipt ot an announcement announcing the marriage of Mr. Don Peacy Jones to Arianna, daughter ot Mr. ami Mrs B. B. Brown, al the home of the bride’s parents, lu Hartwell, Ohio, Tuesday June 5th. Mr. and Mrs. Jones will be “M home ’after July 1st at 633 West Third St, Dayton. Ohio, Tbe groom is well known in this city, where he has many friends, who wish them both happiness , and success in their new state. In justice to the yXung lady who was pzlTr. L'lwiy was called io 'Orangeville this morning to attend* Lysander Cook, who Is seriously ill. EVERY TIDE. New Western Wauqnq. Mrs. L. L. Holloway and daughter. Maud, of Kalamazoo, are visiting in tbe ------- GIVES------ - Gottlieb Bessmbr is in Battle Creek this week as delegate to the state convention of Arbeltvr Verein. ‘ Miss Petronell Powell, who has been lu Jackson for several months past has re­ turned to her home. Mn. W. D. Sterling was called to her home near Lowell yesterday by the severe Illness of her father. accused of giving Tefft a boquet of flowers, Mr. and Mn». Jafferson Erb. of Grand we will say, the flowers were given him, Rtplds, are visiting D. McOmber and nt tine confectionery go to by a little girl. And concerning tile family, ami other friends. kisses thrown, there.were none thrown to ■ Tefft. The Juuior girls were In the next j Mlaw Grace Meaner is expected home ,vlv of |he Driving Club on the to-morrow, where she has ear. ou their way to a picnic, and threw 1 from New Yi been for the last few months. ■khaes to some young ladies upon the shirt waists at Miss platform as the train pulled out. and were Miss Bessie Willison left Monday to I. answered, Thus there has been quite un ' spend the summer with her. sister, Mrs. Justice. I Walter Buckhout, of Toledo, Ohio. y aijd flue lemonade at Coy's ado made over nothing. I• I’onUae Chief owned Uy Dr. G. IV. !/>»■! " alter and Miss Belle Lannmran were M vf Gkzud Rapids, will open ry. of this city, made a moat exbelleat oMIsed lo return from Ann Arbor thia 1 .-r in tin* Bailey block. showing at the 1’ort Huron races l»»t »*<••: owlne to their harinr the mumps, . AU ui.'l.'.n-ry goods at cost. week. The track IS a half-mile dreuit i y„rnl,n Halley attended tbe meetMiss Alice Hai.l. aud fonllai’. made the fifth beat In | |n< of Alle«at,eoiin»y Knlxhts and Lady ■. J. . i.Chilstmas for the latest styles breaking the track record. Pontiac was . aiacenoees Maccabees at ami uede­ av Otseiro utsego this tins week wre* nuu !tv guarantees satisfaction. given second money. Though he was tf^e’|' livered mi address. first one to pass under tbe wire In three ilhrr. Pp*e ico cream. Go to j Mr. and Mrs. Will Young nnd daughdifferent heats yet he was set back onee Liiiraut i» Hendershott block. andi *®r leavc for Bellevue Monday, where because it was claimed that lie ran, Additional local nnd county correspon­ was It,,ey W,!I mate their *uture home. They ding ■ the itUidq local page tbh week. the other time that he won, the heat was h#vc the teht w*slies ot numerous frfendi declared a dead heat because it , in this city for their success. F :i=!e:i papeoi (er this quarter are now claimed that one •( his competitors pi?'’ oflice atid eagerly inquin>d for. held back. There could be no mistake D. W. Rogers Is putting down a fine pap^r hanging and hard wood about the fifth heat though as it was stone sidewalk In front of his store at the Dili :iz Inquireiof W. S. Nelson. 113 trotted without a skip and the track record east end of Main street. We,t blare St. I broken. Lt looks as if there were "tricks |ZDh» blessing of the dog ordinance is no­ invest my money in millinery in everv trade"—but ours. '* ticed by the great decrease of the number >u’ see Miss Feighaers Y. P. S. C. E. Excursion to Muskegon of curs on our streets. We hope the law via the Michigan Central and Grand Rapids I will fie rigidly enforced. .) review of the fire depart- and Indiana Rys. on Tuesday June 18tb. j < last evening and the boys Special train will leave Hastings at 7:55 | Jackets never were sold so cheap before and O. D. Spaulding Is selling as Inw as a. m. Irving at 8:10 a. ro. Reluming train r I i;hl desires all wbo are ow- will leave Muskegon at 6:30 p. m. Fatet । the lowest. He Is giving customers the ® j benefit ot from 25 to 50 per cent reduc1 ail ahd Settle accounts or. or for round trip, one dollar children fifty j tlons In prices. .h: • Mfi, IMM., cants- Tickets good on this date and train ■ Win. Doriker. employed at thc Felt Boot •Iviet-t ini the cement sidewalk iead- only. All thorn who wish may spend the j Factor}', was injured this morning, receiv­ un- east court house door has day in Grand Kapiife. There will be seven ing a contusion and severe laceration of coaches at Hastings, so that ail will have I'jKiiced week. U>r left elbow. Dr. F. N. Bonlue attend­ W>- can t'nrnHh duplicates from Heath's plenty of room. Arrgngments are being made for an excursion on Lake Michigan ed.—Niles Star. <>«! • gal; -vs ou short notice. at a low rate. Announcement of winch Remember that you can still get the J. H. CaiURTMAS. will be made on the train. You are incited Bannkm and Detroit Tribune, the two for A -crap occurred on Ute streets last to Join- ua In having a day of pleasure and SI.oo per year or the Banner and New : S-r'wecn George Smith and Frank York Tribune at the same priee. Take enjoyment. C. R. Osborn. Egg eston in which the latter was floored. Agent. advantage of the offer before it Is too late. . The Middleville and Hastings Junior **I»WIirf>tii«' A Wi4 > iNfH* < ah-* * ■w 1 w* Square Deal to edits up at Miss Feigh- nines played here Saturday morning, Ib'ti!!^- whining. The score was 9 to The S1521 in purses offered by the Driving Club i|rill bring the greatest at­ tractions in tin- way of races ever seen here. ' \। Three thriving engines and one separa­ tor for sale very cheap at Hastings Engine «Iron Works. Also belts, tanks, hose A oil. We would like to see the city and the Electric Light Company come to some agreement as to price for street lighting purposes. Nothing adds more to the ap­ pearance of a city than having nieely lighted streets. We doubt If there Is a city In the state that has been getting lights as cheaply for so small a number as has Hastings. Fenton has been held out as KM an example exceptionally VAanaufrav where — — ------ a------- cheap lights have been secured. Se It Is. Feu-1 ton takes 84 lights for which the city pays i Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schuman Fri­ 860 each per year. Mr. J. W. Bentley, day. June 8th. a 10 lb. boy. Thai’s the the President of the Hastings Electric | cause of the happy smile that adorns Ed’s, Light Co. tells us that if this city will tail face now. the same number of lights as has Fen Ion The holders of books. World’s Dls- the company here will furnish them at the pwury Medical Association. (Pierer’s). same price as does Fenton—SOO each per c»n ndl at Fred L. Heath’s, the drug­ year. It seems to us as if nothing more gist', and inspect the list of prize win­ reasonable or fair could be asked or ought ners. to be expected. irPatrons and friends are cordially in­ Johnson, the Swede, who was taken by vited to attend rhetorical* given by the Stetzie, tbe Bohemian, for a crocodile and papi's of Mae Sroneau and L. Jean Me struck across the head with a piece of Laughlin at their school room on Friday board and nearly killed, is getting better, afternoon. with good chanees for recovery. From Road Commissioners can find 8 Inch what we have been able to learn of tbe Bridge Plank at our yard in Hastings. matter it seems that the fellows around Other people ean find anything they want Dunean lake had imposed upon the in the line of lumber nnd shingles. credulity of Stetzie and made him believe BEXTLEY. T0MI.IN8OK AND BIDKR. that Duncan Lake was filled with crocoThe Bellevue Gazette appeals now as an tjGes, alienators and reptiles of various eight page, six column sheet and new kinds. Stetzie being ignorant believed type which is a great improvement Its everything that was told him. There vm •■Uprising aditor, Bro. Holt, deserve* abeointely ae known motive for Um? act the hearty congratulations he is receiving. and such !«eing tbe case the sentiment In The Owosso Times has issued a fine the community seems to greatly favor his Trade edition of 20 pages. TliOuxh busigenerally may be at a stand still Owosso keeps up her pace. Though time* may * aIow ret the Times DP » lively gait. WE sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really walking advertisement for a ARE house^ we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ Everyone who buys once comes again and invites his friends to come too. We are selling our goods as low as they cap be sold anywhere. TO our Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what ment clear through. HERE Every Is what we give to every customer. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have prices down to the lowest notch. knocked We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY We are not here for a day, nor for reliable. a month. W. H. SPENCE. We are here to Farmers nnd all others who come to the races July Srd. 4th and 5th will t»e allow­ ed to hitch their horses in the grove in tbe fair ground, but not along the fences so as to obstruct the view of those wbo are not ou the grand stand. * goods. show goods. Tefft's number at States prison is 5868: Bartel’s is 5867. At last accounts neither one of them had been set to work. Since the UUlCO times Unto have been so u. slow a --------eood;---------many Lzvvu rw —" — « prisocer9 have pad nothing to do It is fun to We never tire of showing goods. the have ^een ma(je more strict, not being allowed to look at visitors show It’s our business to show goods. Don’t HOW- be afraid of troubling our clerks, they J Forte, t>a« opened • tailoring eatabUahment o«r J. S. Goodyear’, store 1B the rooms'formerly occupied by Dr. J. C. An­ drea. Mr. Forbes Ism expert workman. When yon want any salts, or clothing ot any kind made, or It you want any repair­ ing or clothing made oxer filre him a call. like -to handle such goods as ours. We like to see shoppers come in who His prices arc reasonable. Somee»ll minded person poisoned Pbln Smith’s little pug dot whleh was one the grewteat comfort, and object, ot affection to Mr. Smith’s Utile boy. Master Don. Tbe UUle aoImai was aa harmless ax be wax playful. Bad the same tale fallen to K>me of tbe !»•» aselem cure in this city, UM> loss wouldn’t bare been felt. The act was no doubt done Uireugb spite work. make us pull down lots of goods and who don’t buy until they find what Make arrangement to take a few days recreation and come to tbe raws Joly Srd. 4th and Mb. Remember that the purees offered are tar larger than those ever offer­ ed before In thia county and arc attracting the attmrtton ot me ef the twat horsemen in tbe alate. Tbe tree for all will bare they K. K want. �Tbe Evening News, The Great Daily ot Michigan.’ ; THREE MONTHS. ’ Michigan " u K intaaating and valu­ I- able that »long aa yaa may Uve you will continue a subscriber,'aad would no rnuro think oi stopping than you would ol cancelling your snbecriptioa to your home paper. M ia complete and accurate in every department 0* 3 . , •____ A. favto man wrwnen and childm. Evening News. uswcm. U-2S P0« 3 MONTHS BT MAIL. 'DETROIT, MICH. Bis gluttony, too, disgusted her. The way he bolted the food, the quantity he ate, the noise he made in swallowing it and in gulping down cup By Arthur W. Marchmont, B. A. after cup of tea, added to the repulsion with which he filled her. At last he pushed the plate away from him and gave a loud sigh of re* pletion. “That’s good. Can I have a whiff of ’bacea?" he asked. ’ “If I do this, where is the use? “No," she answered, sharply; “you There is danger in delay. If the case is heard -to-morrow, there is barely “You’d let me sharp enough if yon enough evidence to secure a commit­ knew what I’ve got to tell you." tal; but if the committal is made to­ “But I don’t know It, and I don’t morrow the trial will be in time for want the smoke here." She was the assizes next week, and the whole angered at the cool disregard he matter may be ended within a week showed to her intense and painful or two. If you delay, the hearing to­ morrow will be adjourned for another anxiety. “You don’t ask me what my news is," week, the trial must be thrown over to he said, after a pause. the next assizes, and a delay of many “No, I’m waiting for you to tell me. weeks must take place; during which Have you found cut what you went to -time the evidence may be strengthened find out?" She spoke rather ungra­ in some way against him." ciously, but her suspicions of the man It was a cruel argument, and for the would assert themselves. moment the girl was completely baf­ “You don’t seem over gracious in fled. your manner," he said, looking at her “Will you let me decide, then, which and speaking discontentedly. it shall be?" she asked. “This is not a time when I can keep “Yes, certainly. I have no wish but a smile on my face all day. What have your welfare. Think, however, before you learnt?" you do decide." He was lolling back in his chpir, but “I have thought," she said. “Tom is he now sat up and, leaning forward, innocent; and he himself would choose put his arms on the table and looked to have the delay in the hope that the earnestly and seriously at her as he proofs of his innocence may be foundanswered slowly and emphatically: I will choose to wait." “I don’t know that I have learnt any­ “As you wilt I fear you are wrong; and if anything untoward should hap­ thing definitely, but I’m on the track of something that will startle Walkden pen you must hot blame me. The de­ cision is a momentous one, Mary, and Bridge." “Is that all?" replied Mary, in a dis­ may mean life or death for Tom," he appointed tone. “Have you been able said, speaking very emphatically. to find any of Savannah’s movements “I have decided," she said. on Friday night?” “As yt>u will," he said, again. j “Not on Friday night. But it won’t She was glad when he left her. It was no wonder she despaired. |I matter so much now." “Have you found no one who was Those who might have given assistance _ mill an that night?’’ she la helping to unravel the mystery . near ne£r , tho ’ THE OLD MILL MYSTERY either could not or would not help. Reuben Gorringe was too firmly convinced of Tom’s guilt to be able to see a single- ray of hope anywhere, Sa f vannah had turned away and had „ refu«o even to tell the truth, while tho I 1 j । I 1 only man who had made any sort of , profession of belief in Tom's inno­ cence, Gibeon Prawle, was worthless , and unreliable and hod not even taken the trouble to let her know what he had done. Had he done anything? Was he in earnest? Or was he merely a shifty, worthless scamp, whose word and help were at-the purchase of the last bidder? Could it be that he had had anything to do with tbe deed? Then a hundred reasons flashed upon her why he might have been involved in it He had been on the worst terms with both Coode and Gorringe; the lat­ ter had ruined him, and the former, as she knew, had refused to reinstate him. He was hard pressed for money even to exist upon; he knew1 the mill thoroughly; he was not unlike Tom in general appearance, build and car­ riage, and in the dark might have been mistaken for him. Given that he had broken into the mill to rob the place, and had been caught and sur­ prised by Mr. Coode, what more likely that he should have turned upon him? As she thought of this, she grew ex­ cited at the idea and was angry with herself for not having thought of it before. She recalled how he had flinched when she had asked him pointedly the reason of his great in­ terest in the matter. Added to that was his certainty, expressed over and Over again, that Tom was Innocent; and as she thought of all this she was ready to rush at once to the conclusion that Gibeon was in some way involved in the mystery. She grew more excit­ ed BS the belief increased, and after some time she dashed her hand on the table and exclaimed to herself: “I’m right That’s the reason for his interest in the mystery. The villain!" Just then a hurried knock sounded on the door of the cottage, the door was pushed open, a man's steps sounded along the passage*, and Gibeon Prawle himself entered the room. CHAPTER XXV. When Mary saw wbo her visitor was she flashed, nervaaaly, as though he could tall what her thoughts of him had just been. She saw that he wattired and haggard and travel-stained. Be sank down into a chair, as if ex- “Give me some Water," he said, eagerly. “I’ve had neither bite nor sup for hours, and I'm faint.’’ and watched him while he ate rapidly . and, indeed, ravenously. During the had bvokcn hi* fast. as ' “No; why?" he asked, glancing suspiciously at her. “Why should I?" “To prove that Tom wasn't about there,” she answered. Then she tried J0*!"? *■“ steady and her tone indifferent for.tlic next crucial questioh. . “Where were you yourself that night?" There was no mistaking the quick movement of uneasiness with which he seemed to spring up into an attitude of eager, listening suspense, while the look he directed at her was full of angry and yet nervous questioning. “Where was I? Why, what has that to do with it?" “Because as you were about the vil­ lage you must have seen them to­ gether. Where were yon?” repeated Mary, in a clear, firm voice, regarding the man with a fixed, steady gaze as she spoke. Gibeon laughed uneasily, shifted on his seat, and glowered back threaten­ ingly. “I suppose it don’t much matter to you. Mary, where I was? You wouldn’t take much interest in me and my do­ ings when I wanted you to." “But I take an interest now,” answered the girl, pointedly; “and especially in your doings last Friday. I expect them to show me why you take such an interest in this business." She looked at him fearlessly. His uneasiness increased manifestly under the keen light of the girl’s steady gaze. "Say what you mean, right out. Don't let us have any beating about' the bush. What are you driving at?" “Tell me where you were on Friday night," she repeated. “I shall tell you nothing. Not a word more will you get out of me till I know- what blessed plan you're hatch­ ing," he answered, with sullen defl- “I have reason to believe that it was you yourself, Gibeon, who was mis­ taken for Tom getting into ths mill on Friday night That is, what I "Go on!" he salQ, with a forced ugly laugh. “Go on. Finish up what you've got to say. What next?’’ • “There’s no need to say any more," answered tbe girl. “You know now ’what I mean, well enough. Now. will you tell me where you were on Friday night?" “No, I won’t. I can prove where I was easily enough, if it comes to that. But I’m not going to give an account of my doings to you or anybody else." Then, as if be thought he could not leave the matter there: “You mean, I suppose, that you think I ought to be where Tom is now aud on the same charge, eb?" ? “Aud do you think that if I'd killed the man and got away I should be such a blessed fool as to come here and put you on the track? If I’d wanted nirbtta ■Shall If he answered, laughia? but now more naturally *rd more angrily. “Shall I? Perhaps I shall and perhaps I shan't Perhaps I shall stop to be questioned, and Per~ haps I shan't; and perhaps it won’t be good for them that try to threaten me. You’ve made a mistake for onefe; oh! and a mistake, too, that may cot£ you and your precious Tom dear enough. And you'd think so, too, if you’d got hold of the news I came to bring, in­ stead of being so blessed quick, think­ ing I could be such a gormed fool as to be willing to try and get another man acquitted of a crime which I myself bad done." 'X. “You’ve not been trying.’’ said Mary, induced by the success of her former guess to make another. "You’ve only been wasting the time to prevent in­ quiries being made. You've found out nothing, because you’ve tried to find out nothing." “AD right, have your own way," he said. And from his manner Mary judged that her last charge was so wide of the mark as to make him in­ different to it. “I’m sorry you’ve taken it this way," he said, after a rather long pause. “I meant straight by you; I swear I did. But I ain’t going on with it.” Then as if stung by her taunt he said hastily: “I’ve been on the hunt the whole time since I saw you. Ay, and not without finding out something, either. What would you say to Savannah being not Savannah Morbyn at all, but Lucy Howell, an escaped lunatic, eh? Would that prove to you that I hadn’t been wasting the time, eh? But I ain't going any farther. You can go on by yourself. I’m off. Thank you for tho food. Td pay you for it if I hadn’t spent almost the last copper I had, as well as walked miles and miles in hunt* ing this woman down. You’ve made a fool of yourself, Mary, and some day you’ll know it. I’m going. Good night" j . He had risen, and spoke the last words standing by thc door. “Don’t go, Gibeon. Tell me what you mean," said Mary. "If I’m wrung, I’m sorry." “No, thank you; not for me," he said, with sneering laugh. “You might veer around again in another five min­ utes. You can just tackle this bit alone now." And with that he went into the passage. “Come back, Gibeon," cried Mary, following him. But he took no notice of her, and slamming the door roughly behind him, he left her. “Savannah not Savannah, but Lucy Howell, an escaped lunatic?" Could it be true? As Mary thought over‘what he said a hundred incidents recurred to her in which she had observed that Savannah's manner and conduct had been very strange. Then a plan of action suggested it­ self nnd gave her hope. She would deal with Savannah as she. had dealt with Gibeon, and as she had surprised him into making dangerous admissions, so she would try to force admissions from Savannah by a sudden and unexpected attack. She would go to her and threaten her with exposure unless she told the truth-as to her being with Tom. She went at onee to see Savannah, and hastened down the village street thinking how she was to frame her words. But a bitter disappointment was in store for her. Savannah had gone away suddenly, and would not be back that night There was nothing for it but to wait Savannah did not return for four days, during the whole of which time Mary fretted and worried impatiently at her inability to do anything. 'rhe second hearing against Tom took place, Reuben Gorringe being ab­ sent and a further remand followed. Mary saw him and saw the solicitor, telling the latter her suspicions about Gibeon, but saying nothing about Sa­ vannah. The secret as to the latter Mxry kept to herself, waiting with feverish anxiety for the other's return. On the Monday, two days before that fixed for the third hearing,Mary heard that Savannah was back, and she went at once to her cottage. “What do you want with me?" was Savannah’s greeting, brusque, sharp and hostile. “I want to see you again about the charge against Tom," replied Mary. “To ask you to reconsider what you said last time." “I have nothing to reconsider and nothing to say. I won't be ques­ tioned." “Why are you so determined and so hard, Savannah?’’ “Because I choose to do what I please and say what I please. Why should I try to save a man from being punished? What is it to me? Nothing. 1 tell you I have nothing to say. Go away." “I cannot go away with such an an­ swer,” said Mary, gently. “I want to plead to you. You are a woman as I am. You may have loved as I love. Tom’s life is more to me than mv own. You can save him, if you will, by simply saying what it cannot harm you to say. Why, then, will you not speak for him?" “It harms me to tell lies," answered Savannah, sharply. “But they are not lies, Savannah. You were with Tom; you know that. You know that you can account for every hour of the time during which this dreadful thing happened, and that when he was said to have lx*en seen at the miH you and he were some mileu away in the direction ol Preabum." The other girl took no notice of this; but getting out some needlework she turned her back on Mary aud began humming a tune bs her fingers nlaved with thc work. “Why will you persist in keeping silent about this?" ' The humming developed into a soft­ ly-sung song. Mary went to her and touched her shoulder. “Savannah, will you, aot sav you know?" The sow stopped Idra mome Savannah answered without ................ ................... Scdbark Into her eheek .nd ah. bit her lip. a. it to May th. angry words which rose. Meanwhile the other had returned her soft, sweet song. -You -.runt to eager me, SyanMb said Miiy, »t length; and if it were for myself that I am pleading yon would hare succeeded. But in »hU cause I have no feeling but determine tion that the truth shall come out. I went to win yon to speak the ‘™th tor no reason, but lore of the truth. Why will you persist in keeping sllentr "Oh don't sit maundering and drirelUng there. Oo away. It's a pity you're not both going to be hanged in•toad of only one of you. If yon want a reason why I don’t mean to go up and tell what you call the truth, and I call lies. 111 give y°u one- 1 “°Pe Tom will be hanged. When it’s over hell be a great deal happier out of the world than in it, especially with you,” and she laughed again. ____ “That’s the reason of a mad woman, said Mary, firmly and deliberately. Tn a moment all the assumed calm­ ness of the other vanished. She tossed the work from her to the ground and, with a fierce wrath blazing from her eyes and flaming in her cheeks, rose and faced the other. Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King’s New Discovery, for consumption, eotighs colds, each bottle guaranteed—Electric Bitters, tbe great remedy for liver, stom­ ach and kidneys. Bucklens Arnica Salve tbe best in the world, and Dr. King’s New Life Pills which are a perfect pill. AU these remedies are guaranteed to do just what Is claimed for them and the dealer whose name Is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. No Soap will do the ' WORK HALF SO WELL A5 Santa Claus Soap. •I ONE TRIAL WILL PROVE THIS FACT. bmb everywhere. ^the N.LFAIRBANK COMPANY, dm Reduced fmm^g •rum A Million Friends A friend in need l| a friend Indeed, and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. If you have never used this great cough medicine, one trial will con­ vince you that it has wonderful curative powers In all diseases of throat, ehest and lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be re­ funded. Trial bottles free at W. II. Good­ year’s drug store. Large bottles 50c and Buckleu'a Arnica Salve The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, sair rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist. H. H. Gifford, of Tuompsouville. has been fined $10 tor shipping speckled trout. activity tor THE FORUM. psWic sttsntton sad ia treated by tha beat ssthsritlM, without rtjgre ft pullet dtoauMS important auHacts. txt it ia aot doll. Tbe literature of con Uni poraaeoas activity is. In fact, the most interesting o! all literature. Araerlcan dtitansbip impUea that a man ahaU knew tbe opinion-, of the foremost mca SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. Tbe Forum to m aa cheap aa the magazines of mere entertainment THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST. OF THE GREAT REVIEWS. The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s CastoHa. 35c. a Copy. $3 a Year. The^three Rivers graduating class is composed ot Bl members. Graduating ex­ ercises take place un June 14. Mrs. G. Link. Cedar Springs, Mich, says: “As a harmless quieting remedy, 1 have never found an equal to Adirenda when my baby is fretful.” Sold by W. H.Goodyear. Editor Bates, of the Traverse City Her­ ald, will sometime during the present, month, begin the publication of a dally paper. At tbe first indication ot disorder, the deranged or enfeebled condition of tbe stomach, liver or bowels, should be promptly rectified by Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. These Pills do not gripe, are per­ fectly safe to take, and remove all tenden­ cy to liver and bowel complaints. Rev. Fr. Louis Baroux. who has been a priest for half a century at least, has de elded to give up his pastorate at Cadillac. He will spend the rest of his life in a monastery. With tbe blood full of humors, the heated terra Is all the more oppressive. Give the system a thorough cleansing with ^rsaP<rUl* “d a dose or two of Ayer’s Pllla, and you will enjoy summer as never before in your life. Just try this onee and you will never repent it. Factories at Benton Harbor are elosing down on account of the scarcity of cosJ. ■A-ND---- Whiskers that are permanently gray, or faded, should be colored to prevent the look of age, and Buckingham’s Dye excens all others in coloring brown or black. 'Vhen abft wm * Child, she cried for Ctaaori*. ONE YEAR rOR ONLY $1.00, GISH W ADVANCE. Birmxmohxm. Ala., Feb. M—Centef. vil*e female seminary burned down Thursday night The low ia 115,000. with no insurance. As it waa, sixty girls escaped in their night garmenta and suffered intensely from the cold. good •" ImUcUon “ somethin, wrong. Tbelo«ofa nHontl dwito for food Mon followed by lack ot strenctb. when thr ,Upply “J J rot off. Uh- 8re borM low The geu into a low Blate, and I, liable ^o vert* di__ — M Alw.y, Addressjdl orders Io THE HASTINGS BANNER. �Hastings Banner -'"ThurSaj’" June'14, 1894. ' R. COOK. Local Editor. business cards. v j E BROS. ' Tnnsorial Artiste. ■ .,- ..ist of Lunn’s Tailor Shop,>f hair enta. Our shaves Give us a trial Terms rwuon- 8W AMS: Auctioneer. Hi-tings. • • • Michvn are going to have an auction Vi'v Have^had law experience r . •.. r.nt .-.atisfaclkm. Terms reason- pT®.ET1ER. J. M. 8MLTH. •>! -ECTtON AND REAL KSTATE <iFFICK OF I’A13IEKT0N A SMITH Wo.dl.Dd.Mleh Tbe >venfc condition ot meadow, ud pasture. In tbe southern r<>0. Mere o, counties 1, 89 per cent an averaKe and, below what would ordinaril, be expected in a season wbeu weather condition^ ware as favorable u prevailed In May. The low condition may be almoat wholy chary, ed to damage by tbe clover root borer. Tbe condition in central counties Is 95 and in the northern 101. Clover sown this year has made good growth. The average condition in tbe State is bat little short of loo. The outlook for apples is promising. The figures indicate nine-tenths of a full average crop. One year ago tbe crop in the southern counties was estimated at 55 and in the central at 05 per cent of an average. Peaches are estimated at two-thirds of an average crop. In the southern counties the wages per month of farm hands average $14.89 with board, and $22.16 without board; in the Centra] counties $15.20 with board, and $22.99 without board, and In the northern counties $17.09 with board, and $27.14 without board. Tbe average wages this year are lower than ever before reported to this office. Compared with one year ago wages with board have declined $2.19 in the southern counties. $2.35 In the central counties, and $2.10-in tho northern counties. The farm statistics of 872 tranships, collected by supervisors, have been re­ ceived at this office. The footings ot the wool and sheep colums indicate that the number of sheep In the southern counties is more than five per cent k-ss than shear­ ed in 1893. There has been some Increase in tbe central and nothern counties, but not enough to offset the loss in the south­ ern counties. The aggregate loss in the Slate exceeds three per cent of the num­ ber sheared last year. Washington Gardnhr, Secretary of State. C«ri«L Ayw—ill. T° l<£1!!',Or CoomII.18**' Gentlemen. nJw! ««P««nlly requro, ihxt J00r ornUle body ic, m lbe C|t)r l!i°r °“ tr*'’ «*»• of Hutlnxe ndnw1 w2 ’ta1”- ’“d »e will ilro JOHX M. PiTM*. be“°d™VLN"Uf"n‘'',b*t th'' •bo” Cxrrled. Ayro—«11. To inJu ’U"£k Mlehl<*n. June 0. ism. io the Hon. Mayor and Common Council of the City of Hastings: .h.t y20r P«JUtol*era, being informed that an effort is being made to abolish tbe Xbu KrBde Of the CKy “ beretofdre established, respectfully represent: m.; I l?.e.MaW ’urve>'8 »n<l Krade* were made by disinterested and competent Civil engineers, at great cost to the city, and cRizenl,e Qntent demand of many of the V (S) blocks to Market St., thence south on Mnrkot SU, six («» bfocks to Pork Ptace. thence east on Park Place, one (1) block to Washington St., tbeare south on Wash­ ington St, two (2) Woekt to Clinton . St., thence east on Clinton St., four (4) blocks to Jefferson SL. thence south on Jefferson bt., two (1) blocha to South Si^ thence north on Jefferson St.- five (5) blocks to Grand St, thence east mi Grand St, five (5) blocks to Dibble St_ thence north on Dibble St. two and one-half (2^) blocks to Stale St, theuce on State St, about eight (8) blocks west to Creek St, thence north on Creek St, three (Sy blocks to Thorn St, thence east ou Thorn St, one (1) block to Boltwood St., thence west on Thorn St. one (1). block to Creek St, thenee north on Creek St. three (3) blocks to Maple St. thenoe on Mkple St, west two (2) blocks to Valley St. thence west on Hill St, oue (1) block to Broadway, thence south on Broadway, four (4) blocks to Mill St, thenoe east on Mill St, two (2)blocks to Pump-House (the begin­ ning.) Alarm boxes to be situated as follows:— 1st ward. No. 1. At the corner of Creek and* State Road. No. 2. At tbe corner of Valley and Maple Sts. 2nd ward. No. 1. At tbe corner ot Grand and Dibble Sts. No. 2. At lhe corner of Slate and Han­ over Sts. 3rd ward. No. 1. At the corner of Jefferson and South Sts. No. 2. At the corner of Jefferson and Grand Sts. 4th ward. No. 1. At the corner of Washington and Park Place. No. 2. At the center of Market and G reen Sts. . <o. 3. At the corner of State and Park Sts. The number of extra Poles to be used in the construction is about 60. The whole circuit comprises about four (4) miles of wire. C. H. Osborn, Secretary. Moved by Aid. A’elsaert that the above report be accepted. Carried. Ayes—Bennett. Bitsby. Huffman. Os­ born. Tinkler. Weissert and Waters. CAMP LIFE. Lacey’s nine went down te Bedford and took toe conceit oat of I jicey to the lune Bev. Cole of Marshall preached at the Ghtigregattonal church last Sunday. Child reus Day will be held at the M. E. ctorch two weeks from Sunday. Miss Msey will close a very successful term ef school wWh a picnie next week Friday. Mrs. Alvin Stevens of Kansas is visiting friends about this place. Last week’s letter. W« are truly glad that spring has begun in earnest. MIm Effie Sheffhaueer will continue her school two weeks longer in this district. Mr®. AJf Lowell to very siek at this writing. Her many friends hope for her recovery. Charlie Mason and family spent Sunday at A. Lowell’s. ■ Quimby Ladies Aid Society meet nt the heme of Mrs. Ed Reid the 7th of Jane. A cordial Invitation to all. Quimby win have Childrens Day in two weeks. “A Family Camp in the Rockies” ia pleasantly described in Outing. They were a family of nine, set dawnaxnonff the rocks and sands and pines to begin living. “Nothing to sit on, sleep on, eat on or cook on; no place to lay a thing down or hang it up; two miles from an Daring the first half hour I was ap­ pealed to for twine, tacks, a button < hook, court plaster, a big needle, apencil, the vaseline, a spoon, the measuring- tape and, wrapping paper, any one of which might be in either tray of any of the four trunks, or pos- - Before we had made any headway in . reducing- the disorder we discovered that we were all tremendously, Irantically hungry; not surprising, sincewe had been in the open, air all the morning and were then at an altitude of eight thousand feet above aea level The professor, in the zeal of starva- That, street lines and grades are a nec­ essity to the cltfas. where streets are net already graded, to insure uniformity of work and economical expenditure of the bl.LKCTlON OFFICE, public moneys; and that such lines and Saturday with the uewal results. Tbe boys promptly attended to. grade? be a matter of record, to the end packages in the box of groceries, ar­ dont say much about It. that each succeeding administration of the ■Odr.itd T«S’:n: LoyxTK Knappen. Mrs. Mattle Striker and daughter re­ riving at sugar, navy beans, dried. City may work to a common purpose, that turned Saturday from Springport where peaches, candles and other commodi­ 1j Arthur C. Denison. of bringing the street as near to a perfect she ha« been visiting her parents. ties, good enough in their way, but not TV J 7 KNAi’PEN & DENISON. grade as possible. adapted to immediate necessities. LAWYERS. Your petitioners would further repre­ F.c-t • ’ Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. “Where Is the bread, anyway?" heLast? week ’ s letter. sent, .that in the absence of such estabGrand Rapid*. Michigan. Ira Hart and wife of Hickory Corners asked. llshe<l grades aud lines, a different system “Bread!” spent Sunday with Gid Wilkinson and would be likely lo be pursued by each aYi- H KIKK. M' f . “Why! didn’t you th ink of the wife. . succeeding administration, causing useless •Ittj.ieiwfi'and Surgeon. Mrs. Lottie Chandler who has been tak ­ bread? ” we all exclaimed in unison, expenditure in working-the streets, and in H.i-1 i^. - - Mich. -.i,c -. ----attended day or-•-»-* night. *-«• Ol­ ing care of her mother returned home looking at each other like a village many Instances damage to property which li’s boot and .mre shoe Bion? l>OOtand re*v*v Sunday. flee , V ", . - nHVfll'S had been built with reference to some chorus expressing surprise at the un­ George Whittemore and wife of Delton, worthy conduct of the tenor bandit. persons notions of grading previously. [4s xWEEZEY. Sunday-M with the latter’s parents. Four pelltlmiers would resiwctfully Tho bread had. of course, been forgot­ 'Attorney at law. Mrs. <>. D. Lbomis is better at this remonstrate against the abolishment of HastfMtk Mich. ten; but, as Robert remarked, thank writing. the City survey and grades, and would • . - . all courts of the state. Cob Heaven we still had the field glass pnd ■ Mrs. J. Kidford of Climax, is visiting suggest, instead of abolishing the same, |k attended tu. . " her mother, Mrs. O. D. Loomis, and other plenty of patent trout flies! that where it is found an improvement enn relatives in this vicinity. be made in the grades ns now established, ’ vniKOP, , „ Rev. L. Gesler idfe his farm enclosed. Of Hood’s BarsapariKa is that wtii’e R purifies that the same l<e changed in a legal man­ .!•;. * jithic Physician and Vern Loomis and wife went to Gull the blooo and wt>ds It conning i through the ner. aud without prejudice to property veins full of richness and hf«Uh, R also imparts Lake Sunday. owners, and that such chance be put upon new life aed visor to every funcikai of rhe body. Goodyear’s New Ileuce tbe expression so often heard: "Hood's record. I»ru. Sarsaparilla rumIv x new person of jne.” It • N. T. Parker, and 1 li others. •tilled lo. Last week's letter. overcomes that tired feelinr socsennon new. Moved by Aid. Uaborn that tbe. above be Dr. McLeay has gone to California to at­ • EK. M. D.. rec’d snd placed on file. Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, perfectly tend a National Convention of medical Physician and Surgeon, Carried. Ayes—all. harmless, always reliable and beaeflcliM. Moved by Aid. Osborn that the vote on professionals. To the Mayor and Common Couhcil of the abolishing Balch grade of 1st and 4th ‘ Mictv Bryons exhibition of wonders visited ♦ loo Reward $100. City of Hastings. ward lx? reconsidered. Carried. ■ one block east of dera­ onr town on la&t Saturday. The readers of this paper will. be pleased to Council Proceeding*. I hereby certify that 1 will build the Ayes—all. il. BARBER . ~~ Burt Cahill was the guest of his parents learn that there hat least one dreaded disease croik walk for the city according to the that science has been able to cure in all its 1 he following accts, audited, over Sunday. •ian> and Surgeons. stages, and (bat is catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Goodyear Bros SI Common Council met In special session specification for the Mitn of eighteen dol­ W. R. Richards and wife were at Bat­ Cure is the only po itlve cure known 'to the ,r county responded to with Tuesday evening. June 5. 1894, Mayor lars ($18.00) each. I-ength 24ft.. width F. A. Stanley, reps, on scraper.. medical fraternity. Catarrh betog a constitu­ tle Creek Saturday and Sunday. 21.00 disease, require* r constitutional treat­ or nkdiL • 3 ft., with one ft. wing on each side, aud Ed. Woodard, labor Greusel presiding. pro: Geo. Hazen spent Sunday with his fami­ tional meat. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally .40 ly. Peter Tnimjx-r. labor Present at roll call Aid. Bennett, Busby, do all work in a workmanlike manner or acting directly upon the bloon nnd mucous sur­ 12.63 uo pay. Respectfully. J. S. Harper, lumber Hicks, Huffman. Osborn and Tinkler. faces of tbe system, thereby dretroylng the James Donahue and wife of Martin •:. ! Real Estate Office. foundation ot the disea.se. and firing the pa­ E. W»h»i>art>. W. S. Scldmore. Chief Fire Absent at roll call Aid. Weissert and spent Sunday with J. Drummonds family. tient -•t Block. Hastings. strength by building up thr constitution, 12.50 Moved by Aid. Waters that the above Dep’t. Mrs. Andy Havens of Battle Creek, is aud aasiMlng nature In doing its work. Tbe vn Real Estate Real Estate Waters. Nou7.50 . General eonreyamtlog. be rec ’ d and-vlAced on file. A. E. Rentes, Ass ’ t Fire Dept. . proprietors nave so much fnitti to Its curative visiting among old friends and neighbors. Mid f On motion of Aid. Hicks reading of t* M*t <>: Abstract Books, tom* that they offer Offer true Hundred 5.00 flavin । F. M. Some. Sec’y Fire Dep't... Dinners were taken in the Odd Fellows K>wers. • can furnish complete minutes of Iasi meeting postponed. illars for any case that it (alb to cure Send 0.00 Mined by Aid. Tinkler that the chairI John Mullen, labor Hall Decoration day and the exorcises nf Aid. Waters took his seat. • E. BROOKS. Clerk. for list of testimonials. 5.25 the afternoon were held in the M. E J<»hn Slattery............................... Addres- F. .1. Cheney & Cto., Toledo. 0. Moved by Aid. Bennett that the grade man of St. Com. be authorized to put in, Sold by Druggists. Toe. 1.50 church. It being too cold for comfort out Will Townsend of sidewalk of Mr. Ixxnbard be left entire­ crossing in front of Stanley’s. 9.00 Mr. BIcPharilti Carried. ot doors. ly to the side walk Com. Lost. 13.00 Ayes—Bennett. Busby, Huffmari. Os­ F. L. Heath, record book Old Mr. Dbunan died Sunday at the Ayes—Bennett. Busby aud Osborn. .80 home ot his niece, Mrs. John Bennett. L. Mead, posts PARKER'S Nays—Hicks, Huffman. Tinkler and born, Tinkler, Wiessert and Waters. The city of Hastings Dr. to the Nays — none. Funeral took place at the M. E. church, HAIR BALSAM Waters. llU.l!’ i . • (1LGROVE. Moved by Aid. Waters that the vqte by following named persons for street Prairieville, Tuesday p. m. Whereas John T. Lombard has request­ Attorney at Law ;i . - --- to Smith & Colgrove.) ed the Common Council of the City of Ha?- which the Dimbard grade was lost be re­ work. Wm. H. Beadle, four davs first •, : :ein Union block. Hastings.) Hugs to establish for him a grade prepara­ considered. yic.tnJ tl-'AJM 8 00 Last week’s letter. -- :n all the courts of the state. Pn ward................................... .................... Carried. tory to laying down a side walk on the LOO Oski day second ward The Free Methodists held quarterly A yes — Bennett. Busby, Huffman, east side of lots No. 877 and 876 in the bora, Tinkier, Weissert ’ and waters. meeting at Maple Grove Center Saturday 4th ward of said city in accordance, with ’kru'TV.I". tV.^J ».oo and Sunday. Attorney at Law. Nays—none.' see. 6 of an ordinance relative to the con­ J; a. jjtiodvear & Co.'vstore.) Louie Beadle and team 4 days Whereas John T. Lombard has request­ A.-J. Rowley was al Bellevue last Fri­ Fra*, •i'inaii jjrtsi-r the Stat®. Collections struction and repair of side walks, said ed tlie Common Council of the cllv of 1st ward BJ.00 day, after a load of lime for his cellar promptly -.tteudlug to. ; • sec. being found cm page 78 of the book of day 2nd ward I-5® wall. • ordinances of said city. ‘Therefore be It Hasting* to establish for him a grad, preHorn, Sunday. May 27lh. to David ixtraiory to laying down a side walk on ! resolved that grade a? it now .exists on the N Homiepathlc Phy13.50 Kuntz ami wife, a bay and a girl. the east side Gfl lots number 877 and 876 j oast side of said lots be jowered 24 Inches nd Surgeon. Ed. Shay and team 4 days 1st Mrs. Win. Jarrad is quite sick at this at a point in the center of i said walk due in the fourth ward of said city In iaccpr j ward*.................... .................. irup's drug Store.) ' 12 00 writing. dance with section six of an ordinance > east of tne south wall of the cellar as now 1*65 Mrs. Jacob Shoup and daughter are very ! relative to tbe construction and repair of I 3 hours 2nd ward | laid out In said lots by tin* said John T. ; fide w >lks said section being fouhil on 1 sick. No hopes of tlrnir recovery. j Lombard, that the slope* from said point 13.05 It is reporu-d the officers have a good page Mtveuly-elghl of the book' of. «rdi; ! north and south to the ends of said lots lx* clue as to who Mrs. Dipkinsun’s assailant i nances of said city. Therefore lx it re- j Get*. Haghioni and team 3 and determined upon by the side walk Com, 10.50 i was. : ndved that the grade as it now exists on $IKCMLrtT!ON • Eneicy Busby. 3’ hours 2nd ward 1.05 tile east side of said lots be lowered 24 Q H. Osborn. dk. 32 quire?. hiches al a point in the center of said Moved by Aid. Busby that the above wtiik due cast of the _sonth wall of the 11.55 Children’s day exercises held at the church Sunday eve one week ago. failed M. Custer 4 days and 3 hours 1st - lor advertisements resolution be adopted. Lost. cdllar ns now layed out on. said lots py the 6.45 Ayes — Busby and Osboru. to come before'uur readers. It was large­ ward mu-: siild John T-. Lombard, that thei slotx? ■v Tuesdayfe at latest to Nay®—Kicks. Huffman aud Waters. i;$o ly attended, a good programme well ren­ 1 day und 2 hours 2nd ward |‘ in-.iv from said point north and south to the the is&ue qt the week Aid. Bennett and Tinkler refusing to ends of said lots be detrtrmlne.l upon by dered: 87 raised for Foreign Missions. IGE GRtflM. 8.25 11. A. Johnsons class being the Banner \ ..it-. tl|e side walk wmmiltee. On motion of Aid. Osborn council adFl NF GONFEGTIONS. Win. Teimyck 4 days and 3 cla<s. one pupil gave 81. EStoiir Bvwt. •A’i>»ronn haw taicen Hood’s t journed. 6.45 E. G. H olbrook. Bernard Smith was in Martin. Allegan hours 1st ward C. H. OsnoKN. u-'in and ruaUied its benefit * ,nL- SOFT DRIHKS. 1.80 Co. last week, where his brother Fred has Recorder. I day 2 hours 2nd ward ■;fl 4;rrngth restored. । R. C. Waters. been attending school and graduated FrlMoved by Aid. Weissert that the above 8-’5 day eve. «• festive gum-drop and the Bewa • be adoprd. Carried. ■ Masons are building ..rut__ Homer Wood’s AT THECommon Council met in regular session A. Fisher, digging dock, 3 hours. Aye*—Husby, Osborn, Tinkler. Weis8edr.i*’j « L.-.ni-< unless you know where bouse wall. Bevier and Wolf, masons. on Friday evening. June 8t(u ’94. Mayor sert and Waters. 15c per honr CITY BAKERY. tot.. nrt«r in Chicago smallpox Greusel presiding. We hear by last report, J. Brooks is A. Fisher, cleaning streets. 20 Aid. Bennett aud Huffman refusing to 3.00 slightly Improving. • patlvn: • iaw bt.vr * i'covered working in honrjj, 15c per hour Present at roll call Aid. Bennett. Busby. Corn Is lxx>ming these warm nights. James Shea and team, cleaning ( a candy actory. ’A| proper application of Huffman, Osborn. Tinkler and Weissert, An ordinance to amend an ordinance 5.10 Icecream social at Ed Smiths was well Absent at roll call Aid. Hicks and Wa- entitled “An ordinance relative to the 11- streets. 17 hours. 30e per hour.... this ca;. on may sa* e many a young man astings ity ank attended, nearly 87 being taken lu. David Woolcut, cleaning streets, oen.lnx of dog. »nd reirnl.UnK tho run ­ .45 t*rs... . ffiud; Many from here are going to Wayland turner. 3 hoars. 15c per hour • Hastings, - - * Mich. On motion of Aid. Weissert reading of ning ot Urge and the .laying of dogs. accls. the last of thia week to attend the An­ Moved by AWWeissert that the .doptrdMay »th. A. 1>. 18IH. by adding ; grein- lug 1$ making great minutes of last meetings postponed.^ be afiowed and orders drawn in respect­ nual District Convention of this third two new Mellon, thereto, to .land a. see Aid. Waters look his seat. | havocsatnonp the grape vines in some seoCAPITAL $75,000.00 District. lions eleven (11) and twelve (ISt o< .aid ive funds for same. Carried. W ’ hekeas the Hastings Furniture Man ­ SURPLUS U2.00Q.W. | tion:. Thei bug slings the bud and it One more car tsbeing loaded with hay Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Huffman. Os­ ufacturing Company is In possession of Or ireUon l. The Common Council of th" born, Tinkler. Weissert and Waters. at this place. : drops. U man, v ho has a large vine certain lots in the City of Hastings, num­ Incorporated under the laws el the State at Michigan. Nays—none. a t> ■I yard, lias init almo? his entire crop from bered according to tbe recorded plat there­ City or Usetlngs ordains ihat the onllState Road. Moved by Aid. Weissert that a com. of 2 nanl-e entitled "An ordinance relative to Open for business Deo. ; the sting Brown lost a valuable horse be appointed to investigate matter of dam­ . He has discovered of. as follows:— Wallace the licensing of dogs and "'“'•‘‘"J' City lots five hundred and forty-four, ossMsaa: age to Ed. Woodard’s house by use of dy­ last week, This makes the second oue । that pa.i gfeen will kill it.—Ex. five hundred and forty-five, five hundred running at large and the slaying of dogs, D. G. Robinson, President; namite In SL Carried. Aye®—all. this year. : The w< niter the i rst half of May was forty-six, five hundred forty seven, five arinntpd Mav 9th, A. D., 1894, be amend­ Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. Mrs. Waldren was stopping with her Moved by Aid. Weissert that the chair­ ed by adding two new sections theteto to I wccedim I), warm? ___ _____ ____ r ______ D. W. Reynolds, Oadhter. the temperature for hundred forty-nine, five hundred fifty, five itandu s^Uons eleven. (11) «><■ twelve man of side walk com. give J. T. Lom­ son Denns, a few days last week. hundred fifty-one, five hundred fifty-two, Mr. Mead is having a monument erect­ bard grade for sidewalk at once. Carried. dxuctojis: p several dot ■■ averagiig ten degrees above five hundred seventeen, five hundred eight­ (13) of said ordinance. ed at bis wlfes grave. h D. W. Reynold*, W. H. Pewere, the normal,land the latt“ half It was un­ teen. five hundred nineteen, five hundred oJlm7t?on of Aid. Weissert council adBert Klnnie is expected back from Cali­ D.G. Robinson, Pound Masters. usually rutf. the average temperature twenty, five hundred twenty-two, fivebuuChester Messer. )ouraed . E °Hol s r . fornia, , . . John Carvatb. It shall be the duty of tbe pound mas­ Childrens day was observed at the Fish­ | ranging fr^m ;■ to ] 0 degrees below the dred twenty-three, five hundred twentyP. T. Colgrove. . woia ritv to take up aud Impound ““*«• ’“““VrI!!! er church last Sunday and a very fine pro­ f normal. General at d heavy rains occur- four, four hundred five, four hundred six. H Al thc only savings department In In Barry four hundred seven, four hundred eight, gram was given. Conntv and peon 4 per eent inwartet on all time redat the very l>ec inning of the month four hundred nine, four hundred tep, four isSSS Maud Slater visited Miss Flora Mcg Additional County News. L and continued until after thc 20th, keep- hundred eleven, and four hundred twelve Kight last Saturday. I ing tbe gnuind wellI soaked for more chan of’he city of Hastings, Barrj County, llnnUeld. Clov»rdxl«. . three weeks. Such Leather was favomble Michigan, according to the recorded plat Tbe Rail road n^eeting held at the Frank Townsend has gone to Irving to under contract between tbe City of Has­ j I® tbe growth Mwhkt, and the average tings and lhe Hastings Furniture Company dog shall h.ve been '"'>™ u! o X. « Mosher h«" »*« 'r,',k 'v,en""t work In a saw mill. X very liiure»tln«. The .odltnoe «•« ; ®ucllk| i. Jane 1 in |he southern countiea, bearing date. August 13th 18®, and Alex Barnes has pur.-base*I an interest thC ““JI bl IwtTlbe Whereas said Hastings Furniture tTroovlctol ihLt’any such dog so Impouml- held together until: midnight by the ex­ in tbemuat buviOMB h ire, | Where ?5 p<‘rcent oflthe crop is grown, is planation ot tbe rpote u|»o • m«p Ity Minnie Gillaspia was at home over Sun­ Manufacturing Company and its predeces­ ‘ ^rSleeroi or lakeo Irore said i reported at <>? c^nt as compared with sors. have under said cuntract erected up­ Jerry Boyln«ton. sirw'h" day. j ’ , | 77 in D','3. ..1 m ito2, and 96 in 1891. on said lots a valuable plant bv Doty. Kipp. Rev. X an 15 Inkle and L. The friends of Frank Leonard will be c’ It ~e- loots .» «thl» puoe glad to learn that be is able to resume la­ I The average coalition is higher this with machinery, engines and manufactur­ will be In connection with other rail nwld bor in the brick yard. It was a close | Jan ia any pnlirlous year of w|jich ing appliances, and vv,mltnnMint.. All we need now Is • /*" mnr' shave for Frank. AND ’ Whereas the said Hastings Fun»lturt ’ We have n-.i.n! excepting 1891. . dollars from > tew ot our neixhbors who The Ladle* Aid Society met at Mrs. Manufacturing Company being in failing h.« not lltte.1 very much In tbe eulerThe total number hot bushels of wheat Howard Mosher ’ a last Friday. Will meet ot one 11) dollar fur MC11 ....... “ wun.ivj» ui «u*:ai circumstances, has mortgaged the sal in two weeks at Mrs. McQuarries. i np*.Ti. : nurteled lln th. ten montbs. plant, machinery and appliances, -POSITIVELY CURES: <*« Sheep shearing is on hand now. 1 Angus: y.ay< [s 13^hP45t whlch h |22, ing IU Interest in said lots, and being h Quite a number of our ynnng people 1 impounded. failing circumstances lias suspended th I bushels more thin reported marketed gathered at the school house last Friday operation of said factory, and .• Pound Fkf.s. evening to eat lee cream, tfm proceeds go> j in the same luoaths Hast year. Whereas it is for the best iJ"teresl#h™ Ing towards purchasing needed articles SlAeplBMUeM and a ia The pound master of said derangements the i Tlx* hea^ auj C0|itinned rains seriooly the City of Hastings and lu cltirens that’ Nervous Byrtem. for the w.hooL ’ (or J^UondeveMlI)'^f ’ to o-doek th' chnrc" ■ u «fen.il with thejiplanUng of corn, and said plant should be operated Win Miss Josie McCallum made a bosineM for the purooae of encouraging the c*rry meet at the B.ntleld churct trip to Kalamazoo last Monday. • larger areraltban usual remained lag on of manufacturing business ujm Robert Brunny tas «'l«‘>«h£r btr G. M. Conyer is boarding at M. Cham­ ' mri p,Mnte<1 ,une ft and of that planted said lots and In said plant, belt resohed. ! JXWSS.“ Ahitdren visiting him from Allegan. J«S Power, .nd "He .re the parent, berlains. more than aniaverage amount had that the City of Hastings hereby pledges The steam boat has commenced business Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from «r him under this o n^ 0 re-planted., The reports Indicate.'.1. IMlt to oonver In tee, mW TurKUru. nf -a t>ov burn last Friday. again. opiate-5, 100 full atze doses, 50c. ,t,ro * strlnxltup *re remly to take In In darritwl to tbn grontoe " ’ meTer’ltat lhe ^cre*<e of Chairman Ort I nance Com. ’ tbetarmer’. w^ltSe «od pay tba ht«bMid H.rilug, Furniture ■ *«!.“ot lha» >o average years. Moved by Aid. Tinkler that tha above Tho Bockv mountain tunnel on xhe no. Compaoy on such grantee or80®c^®<’orH„.„ est market price wheraer railroader be^doped and ,C*SSiuin. Os‘hf,rra seeded Io oaU. to folly equal tatalM thn lllte ot the „ ■ This week will be a week ot ptenlc and Colorado Midland railway goea through Wo note, o« gr.nito, cast . millwo of . >« area in average years, aud the crop Manufacturing Company to said Pren\‘ n* j ayes—1 Ice cream aud attawlwrrlM. dollar, and aborted distance by i “ w inc condition. ; ■gronter OT .uwwnor rtxniwndng, to ihnnt extainslveb-grown in this Jrita operet. V'-'fl*"'«> »; ’ '■ The figures kid I cate a djellne in ■ h.. crr-. lng .,o therein no, tewrot ■»« a- 1 *!v average.condition is aix>«l 98 »-p .Jj^fferson St. two (2) fl. »l»ve ”j:upariwn: bring with average State SL. tbeoc. P M. Wwimansee. IV H P 4.iyHii?Enri A & NEWS. 14 H C B Heartj Nerve ^ri’W« : ss’XSjj-vz 3*^*.'^ QU i , ADIR0NDA Wheeler's t re HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration. Epllepsu. ••I �gripmen are_one-sioed Additional Local News. Al a meeting of IbeCoaneil Friday eve­ ning Mr. Lombard was given the sidewalk grade that he a»ked for and has commenc­ ed work on the foundation tor his rest-, dance again, m> well as to Improve tbe ap­ pearance of his lots. — . .lense Tefft received the sad news Mon­ day night that bis brother Claud, bad been accidently shot and killed that night. Jdsse took the midnight train and left f<W his home In Belmont, N. Y. The de­ ceased it* spoken of as an unusually blight and promising boy, and was prepalrhig io enter Yale College. Jesse has the sympa­ thy opfti* many friends here. THE COMMON COUNCIL AND SIDE WALK GRADES. Another Great Mistake Mudjp. Mr.. Editor: sight at all the national and Statermcampmentfi for a number of years. They had gutton the names of The Invlclblea, and as a concession to their rivals as well as for thvlr own sakes they decided to take year off aud let tbe other divisions fight it out among themselves.But the Kansas City men. wbo did nut follow lhe practice of the Washingtonians In keeping out ot tbe drill tn their own City, made such s strong showing that there was the talk usual on such occasions that if the lis­ tings Division had competed they might have met their Waterloo. So the men or Michigan, in no wise discouraged at the ■ k■ hts of the Cyshuwlnt made by the clone Stale, resolved this lhe lists and have a tilt at) In tin? knightly firmament. — . will b* awaited with Interest by all who are not concerned. The Citizens of this rity and especially of tbe -4th. Ward, are vexed and displeas­ ed with the action uf the Aldermen who fnade a special agreement In regard to the grade of the side walk on Broadway'in front ol Mio. Bailer’s lots. Tbe resolution I introduced by Aid Hicka to do away with the Balch grade, was ir­ regular and the best attorneys in tikis city piunonnce it null and void. Consequent­ ly tbe Balch grade of 1892 is the-legal aud only grade. Many property owners ot lhe fourth ward say they will refuse to pay taxes this fall on ground that Aldermt n had no legal right to make special grade, nor the right to put down new sice walk for one whole block: also that Mrs. 1^2%’ wo*11 boot company shipped ten car Bailey had no legal right to strip nf. land where side walk grade is now located. loads of wool boots yesterday, making a Some are so Indignant that they promise fair sized train. Last week they shipped to serve injunction upon the Council if seven car loads. The company is now work Is commenced to lay new'walk. The blunders of Aldermen must be crit­ running its usual working force of about icized and the mistakes by them made 90 hands, they’re all kept busy, and the corrected. fact that the) have been kept busy Is one For example see lhe trouble Aidermen of the chief reasons why hard times has’nt of fourth ward made Mr. Lombard before affected this city as much as most ,of the giving lilnrgrarfe. Public opinion must he respected and cities. tbe general rights of tax payers under .the Last Friday « largely Mtcnded meeting law must be complied with. The grade of street ami sidewalk on of the L.'<>. T. M. was heli! In the K. O. BrQgdway must comply with the legal and T. M. fiall in this city. A large number lawful grade of 1893 am one side uf the of ladies from out of the city were pre«rnts street as well as the other. and Mrs. Hollister the head officer of the Any common sensed citizen viewing the state was expected to give instruction In ground ns now graded will agree with the writer that a most serious blunder has thc work, but was unavoidably dvtahn-d. been made, not only to lhe street it self, Mrs. Rachael Bailey acted in her place. but to Mrs. Bailey. If the side walk is Ladle* from Delton, Vermontville, Plain­ put to Balch grade her two first lots on well and Gaylord were present. A dinner Broadway from corner of Green Street With the wax served by. the home lodge In G. A. R. will be enhanced In value. grade as now seen will leave two hollow hall to the visiting delegates. lots not desirable for building purposes, spoiling the looks of the entire block, and destroying the symmetry and looks of all for 1H»». the surrounding property, Inexperienced Below is a table showing) the number of Aidermen should be careful not to be led births aud deatlis occurring in this county for Into error and mistake by old. designing the year ending Dec. 31st . I nt?:;. Birth* Deaths Aidermen. l^et us have Broadway con­ Yankee Springs " “ 12 form to grade so that property owners Orangeville->•. ..'ill be proud of the general appearance of Hastings twp. IT their -trvet which is one of the finest in Irving 29 1.1 Barry.................. our city. . Citfric. 5W ■ Hope Prairieville.r.. 13 Concerning Hasting* Division Johnstown .. at . Rutland It seems that the reputation of Hastings Maple prove’.II. IS Division has gone before It. The Division Thuroappie Is making no rash claims now aa to whaft Carlton,. 24 Woodland- .. posit iop it will take, nor has It ever in the Castletont. past. All members appreciate the fact Hastings 1SL and4th. Wards, 11 that at Washington will be the cream of “ 2nd " 3rd. " .. Assyria all the drill corpse In the country, All Baltimore,l. 10 that Hasting Division will promise ta do, .94 Total.................................... ..........379 .... 112 all that it claims to do. is to do its best. lAst years record was X>“ births and deaths In the county.' How well that may be, time alone can tell. What is expected from the Division Attention Knlghln! may possibly tie Inferred from the follow­ Every member of Barry Lodge K. 1’.. is ing clipping which was taken from the requested to take part in the memorial Washington I). C., Dally Star:— Owing to the fact that the drill feature services Sunday afternoon. Meet at Cas­ tle Hall-promptly at 2:30 p. m. Rev. of the programme is under the Immediate Taylor will deliver the address at tbe supervision of Gen. Carnahan himself, Episcopal chuicb at 8. p. m. After pay­ there Is not much known in Washington ing tribute to tho memory of our dead about tbe prospective competitors, but the Brothers. Hon. P. T. Colgrove. will con­ two teams between which the closest com­ clude with an address. Bring as many petition is looked for are the Hastings Di­ flowers as possible with you. vision, of Michigan, and the Gerrad Ixxlge No. 12, of Kansas City. Dan W. Reynolds Up to the Kansas City meeting of 1892, Dr. 8. M. Fowler Com. the Hastings meh had won everything in S. Grkusel Half ot TbeW »»•»" Half or BM1W B“''' . ,rf the pnbUe ta ts M that b ' ta t£ City of TokJo them are Xm hundnsl and nine hundred public tminMrivcr recentlyK P• -taht hundred and nine hundred public ___ each Mic*h frequent frenuent-­ exertion is groat w)rt bathing estabHaluncnts. ed not stand the £313. * rd deny ----------------by”t kart three hundred peo Of one-sided trodev on . ^e X tbe । a sum Unit no one i. too poor to efford low sticks to it lonj» .v ff* \’1Un the p^mulching, imul- It Outside of thew both, the Jnpenmv much given to bathing in their - <1 »-rkin" orcdone mostly with own homes. They ore one of the cleanIhntlide d 'b ‘ kno'r anr ,a“” wh.““ ^‘•^the work Dnynou^V. bo- ert race, in thc world. Travelers from thc western world frequently expreto been |M mc redly deformed b, ‘ regret that in Europe and America there ure no such establishments. e110^ e^S Church and Society. Next Sunday morning al tbe Metbodht church tin* pastor will preach on “Wp- j man’s Work for Woman **’“ “tf“' ning the last of the servlc There — of Christ” will be preached M-quently there ere ir Sunday School at noon. I nripmi'ii.” Epworth League at 6:30 to be led by I Miss Nagler. Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening to be led by Willis Goodrich.) Halting* Market"- Buller. 9 tn 11 Lmb.tknweon . nded ARE YOU POSTED Standard There will be no evening services at the ; Presbyterian church next Sunday eve­ ning In consequence of tile Buccalamvate , sennon being preached at the Episcopal FUNK a WAONKLLS CO., NIW YORK church. Don’t forget the SI. exe.ur.-lon to Mus­ kegon next Tuesday for tbe Iwnefit of tlv funds of the Presbyterian church. Hack IT COST ley park, fine lake scenery, a steam ixrnt , chartered for use of excursionists bv this nearly Leaves Hastings Mt 7:55, returns ; ; rm r:. from Muskegon at 6:st). ONE dictionary The C. L. S. C. will meet with Miss K. ; MILLION Goodyear. Opening Address—Mrs. Holloway. dollars Character Sketch—Miss WUllard. Mrs., Stauher, Poem—- Mrs. IL Bliley. Character Sketch, Queeti Elizabeth and । Queen Muy ot Scott—Mrs. Maggie Bailey. । GRANDEST LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT Resume uf Four Years Study—Miss OF THE CENTURY, Goodyeai. It Is made on new plana by th« Closing Address—Mrs. Geer. Banquet. Its Editors number 24-7. Questions In preparation 4 years. Class Sone. a Wonderful Vocabulary of The B. Y. I’. U. at the BapiHt church Sunday evening ut 8:30. Meeting led by . Miss Cora Gillispie. Mow than Twice the Wordsfbund in any ' Hher 1 VdL Dictionary, and about. than Any Other Dictionary ot lb. Sprinkling season from May 1st to No' IX daily 6 to 8 a. m.. and 6 to 8 p. m., for Jjuiguagv. families. All others special. oo NOT BUY A DICTIONARY private Bv order Water Com. |I (Tndl you have InwetJgatcd the ^NDARD. I A Poor Book sbuns com’,*ri"in- Wo “Y**® luird per lb„ 10. Potatoes i>er »•**.. (K»to 75. Tallow per lb., you MU’l 061 An elephant in a Wagh tnn no mon il1!iu '<•11 can_get a fnl! awfc roent of first cla^Hg^jg withoutfiiidini; tlu-min a Urge aud vvji rtore. -TOtis ■ weliave. r—.t—r e ar,‘ ri*$t in ■ the fruit trad.. Yt - -j r Xme! buv <>f us anTget’ffie frpshi‘Mt at tbe lowest- rates; thj, win — be --------sfrawbfirv week. want all th- butter. ami potatoeelwe can l-<4. pay cash*br trade Wtuskt, r>-<! l»er bn.. ’*», Wheat, white i*er bu.. .w. w Tin t»y Herd l*r Imu Barley per bu. so to no. Pork dressed. (’iifrkfn <1 h-smmI . s and 9. CM 5 & VJM flR/W Iteef live. SM l«* Multo**. dre-aed. a. Wool, - to 16. Exclusively to the OverxTwenty-One Million People admlttedto World’s Fair Grounds served ♦ 500,000 WORDS 4KD PHRASES. M AllRASrV DF.KIK. Do not buy an ^Bpartlculars sent free tn any address. Ira Bl.iachard to Dewit, C. Blsuop, 43. sec 3!, PRICE B12 to 922 aooorrilnH to P»atrimiHe. >300 Binding. Lois A. Jewell to Henry Glaaner, parcel, sec tl. Jonustown. >40. John M. Goodrich to John aud Martha Rlgcs. | Apply to our Local Agent, or Addvea 10a. sec 13.. Maple Grove. >200. Emery Bushy »o D. C. Bronson, lot.City. WO'. । Alonzo E. Kenutou'to Emory I. Busby, lots. | City. >400. KALAMAZOO. MICH. Jacob Huffman to Lewis Hill. 20a. sec 25 tlmore. >1000. i Safes Agent for Batry. AlleEteanora Hindmareh to H. H. Perkins. SOa. ( k9, --------------------gan and Ottawa Counties; sec Castleton. >150. Una Bare to Sarah J. Bare. 30a, sec 14. Irving >1000 THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gn’l His OVIT CLAIM DEEDS, Elsie M. Campbell to Clara Bisson, City, >50. D. B. POPE Hickory Corners, Mich. Universally accepted as the Leading Fine Coffee of the World. You are cordially invited to call and examine our fine stoca ol teas and coffees. They will stand th® test of a close inspection and a thorough trial. L. E. STAUFFER, Sole Agent C. & S. Brand. $1525.00 IN PURSES. $1525.00 IN PURSES Trotting HASTINGS. MICHIGAN These are the Largest Purses and will be the Greatest Races Ever given in Barry County,. JAS. BAUER, Secy CLUB. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-06-21.pdf 4d14c32def35a5c3d4e48601f4d13022 PDF Text Text w■ The- best Advertsmedium m baryy County. Hastings Banner. Vol, x^xix.no. s.- HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 21. 1894. Hastings Banner BnblUhM TkunuU,, b, COOX. SROb.. SPECIAL SALE ih CrnT1*? ,n’je cro'’«> b.t« with Maple •nd IB8* "*”■ T“' w“ * lle’ 18 Safest, Best and Most XnVj Reliable Gasoline stove made and are just the thing for warm Weath- FOR HEXT 15 MTJ a on Si Cieanable Leonard; D They are the perf-ction of v !rs ot study and ct- ' rud by 10 pat­ ent-. Th- V have points of excellence no' other Refrigerators possess. CALL AND SEE ME. I iBafllno Hardware dealer In Barry Go CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS CDVCHE ROC KI' DRAPERIES CUR FINE RUG FURNITURE WE ARE LOADED WITH IT SELLING FINE BED ROOM SUITES REGARD­ LESS OF COST, CALL AND SEE US. JE# z//?Zs HIRAM ROGERS SEE OUR CARPETS. Arasnjrcs. men. For the next 15 days we will have a Special Sale on all our Quick Mt al Gasoline Stoves. They are the GET OUR PRICES. Having, just restocked my yards at CLOVERDALE '“MILO With a good assortment of PINE and hemlock lumber, PINE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, Lime, Lath, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., which will be sold at living prices, I shall ?ve the lumber business my personal attenhon and solicit correspondence with parties '^tending to build, Yours truly, H. J. QO55. PuAINWELL, MICH, COUNTY news. fhere was a mistake made in the dntp otlbe -.nel.lat Win ’j", ™ “J -2nd. instead of the 29tb. * Some tramps entered Jasper Miller’s house Thursday night and took all of the ”e fi"dMr' Mlllcr '°“"d w in n he arose lh the morning that thev li»d liKke.l the door between them and Ktele Care l« i,ome on , vWt Irom B tie Lruek. Mrs. Elsie. Stevens aud daughter visited friends in Battle Creek Sunday. , Much Interest Is manifested in the Joung Peoples meeting here. Mrs. Geo. I>ee leads the meeting next Sunday. Henry Glasner opens his store next Monday. He will keep a full line of first class goods including groceries and boots and shoes and a nice assortment of dry­ goods at the lowest price. Will Gibson and win. ot Kabnurw are visiting friends here. The MIKm» Sylvia and Julln Titus are at Kalamazoo. J. McCallum and wife have gone back to Cheboygan Co. □C. E. Foote of Kalamazoi), spent most of last week at Wall Lake. Willie and Andy Carpenter are building a large wagon and tool house. Frank Pierce raised « large barn last Friday. » The ladies ot Cloverdale held an ice cream social, last Saturday evening ami will continue them on the last evening of each of the next few weeks, the proceeds to lx* devoted to the purchase of chairs etc for the church. The fanners of this vicinity were made glad by tip^showers of last Sunday. Quite a nmulM-r of persons were baptiz­ ed by Immersion at Wall Ulu* la.-t Sun­ day. J. W. Reuter and wife of MfcCords vis­ ited their parents at this place over Sun­ day. Baptismal services were held by the V. B. people at the river Sunday last. D. O. Ward and wife visltdd Hastings last Thursday. Sylvester Haskins was in Hastings Sun­ day. Bruce Culler of Hastings Sundayed in Freeport. Children’s Day was observed at the U. B. church last Sunday. The Freeport school will hold graduat­ ing exercises in the Congregational church next Friday evening at 7:30 p. in. • The Y. P. S. C. E. at the Congregation­ al church will give an ice cream social next Saturday evening. F. B. Brunner and wife of Lowell, vis­ ited in Freeport over Sunday. Dr. A. J. Pressey's two daughters of Graud Rapids arc visiting friends In arid near the village. Freeport and Pinbook ball nines crossed bats at this place last* Saturday. Freeport came out ahead as usual. IjisI Saturday evening tl*e Freeport school gave an ice cream social, the pro­ ceeds to go towards securing a library. Mrs. John Teeple of this place passed quietly away to the great beyond last Thursday. She was highly respected and loved by those who knew her. The fun­ eral was held Saturday p. in. Rt the Congregatloual church and she was. laid at rest In the Frepport cemetery. Hickory Corner* Last Sunday wrs a Sunday School Union picnic celebration. Several schools met here and were carried to Gull Lake. It is estimated that 1500 persons were pre­ sent Mrs. Perkins aged sixty years died at the home of her (laughter. Mrs. Lawrence, on the morning of the 13th. Her funeral services wfere held at the Westley an church on the 15th.. quite largely attended bj* her mai»!y surviving friends who con­ tributed freely of flowers and wreathes as tokens of love and respect to one who had been among them so many years. She leaves one daughter and two sons to mourn her sudden departure, besides many friends and neighbors residing in Ross. tft*r form er home for many years. Rev. Tompson officiated. Old Mrs. Williams, mother of G. W and Warren J. of your city is quite sick with slight hopes of her recovery. The barn upon the John Andrus farm was struck by lightning Saturday after­ noon and burned to the ground, together with one horse ami a binder belringing to Ira Hart, who bis worked the farm lor sometime past. The loss to Mr. Hart will be quite heavy as no Insurance was upon his property consumed by the' fire. Che barn of Phlloh Solomon was struck b» lllhtnlnit Satarday afternoon shatter­ ins It quite a tftxxl deal but It did not burn down. Orituu. Willis Carpenter ot the CrMt Sanitarium, spent several days last week with bl. friends. ' the Sanitarium diet agreed with him. Miss Arhla Eteenwood returned from D MIchaeTvwter Is home from the Battle C'»frs.lM«tettarcarpenter spent s“Dd*5'. with Mr. snd Mrs. Wash Sponable ot ^Mr 'John Fuller and wife ot your city were the wests ot Chas. Smith and wife °’j'L°nB«mrdiM and wife ot Rutland. Tlslled among tbelr many Carlton friends atSTdeiTeJlcXne^ MtddterlUe test ^Leslie Carpenter, our census enumeraU>r, Is p>‘U“* “,er ,h' l0,,Mhll> ln goo,i “ m's. Nellie Boblar pas»>d nsy tat Saturday p. ».. after a long and patetui illacss with consumption, at bur parental home, wl »ar IS. The fuoenl ... held at the Catholic church iu Hastings Monday a. m. A n*an froni N't’w Zealand will occupy A.« enl*sl pulpit next Sunday evening. Children’s day at the M. E. eburcb last Sunday eve was well attended and every­ thing passed off nicely. A minister from Clarksville is to speak at the M. E. church in the near future on the subject of the Sabbath. Do not know the dale. Charlie Wright of Lake Odessa, spent Sunday with his friends at home. The hue rain of Sunday and Monday washed the dust from the face of the old mother earth and freshened her up won­ derfully. Everything in the line of vege­ tation Is booming this morning. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. .-r WHOLE NO. 2036 of this place, spent Sunday with their par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Minar. Bert Armstrong and Dick Pauff were in Otsego last week to play ball. Richard Benjamin, of Middleville, and Mrs, Dillman Benjamin of Shllo, spent Sunday at J. Bechtel’s. Mrs. Charlie Smith, of Plainwell, and Mrs. Henry Barranger ot Otsego, called on friends at thi? place last week. Lee Fllton, of Dorr. Jesse Buskirk, and Bert Lewis, of Hopkins, spent the latter part of laitf week with. Yean Bechtel. Mrs. Copt, Miss Francis Conrad, of Ot­ sego. and Miss Alb Smith, of Plainwell, are visiting at A. C. Hunts. Bert Powell, of Hopkins, was seen on our streets Sunday. Miss Lena Griswold, of Middleville, was the guest of Pearl Pierson over Sunday. Miss Laura Falrbrotber.i of near Cale­ donia. called on friends at this place last week. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, of Prairieville, spent Sunday at C. W. Armstrong’s. Charles Crookston, Sr., last week killed a blue racer that measured 5 ft 1 in. How is that Tor a little snake? • Childrens day was observed at the Peo­ ples church last Sunday arid c fall house listened to the finest program that was ever given in the church. Every body went away well pleased. The annual picnic was held at Brigg's grove the 15th. There was one ot the laigest crowds that ever attended the pic­ nic. The schools all did well and the speech was fine. The dance at Smith's hall last Friday night was Well attended, there being 05 numbers sold. -Those that attended re­ port a good.time. ding occurred on Thursday evening of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Godsmark, on which occasion their grand daughter. Miss Mabie Godsmark was united In marriage to Mr. Walter C. Macomber, Rev. Fleming officiating. The wedding ceremony was performed at S o’clock In the presence of the relatives and near friends of the contracting parties following which a fine wedding supper was served, and the evening was passed tn art exceedingly social and informal manner. The young couple.-were the re­ cipients of many handsome and. valuable gifts, tokens of good will and best wishes for the future life of.Mr. and Mrs. Mac­ omber. • Henry Matthias, who has been engaged as a farm hand at George Nye’s, while driving a colt on Sunday last, was thrown from his cart and kicked by the annlmal, injuring him ao seriously that he died Monday. The funeral was held l»ere Wednesday afternoon. Miss Edna Neal is home on a visit from New Y’ork. . Miss Daisy Wright, of Battie Creek, spent Sunday with relatives at this place. Miss Anna Ederly of Battle Creek, has been visiting friends and relatives fai this place. Misses Lizzie Ham illton and Myrtle Coleman, and Clarence Macomber and Er­ nest Moon spent last Saturday at Gull 1 dike. ‘m Belton.' Mrs. Dr. Bartier, of Hastings, was the guest of Mrs. Dr. Scribner Saturday. Mart Skillman was at Hastings Satur- * day. Frank Bostwick is on the sick list.. Clan*. Merrill, of Augusta, is visiting at the doctor’s. Henry Forbes is building an addition to his bam which will make it over 70 feet long. Mr. Gorham and wife, of Baltimore, were the guests of F. Bostwick and wife Monday. Cynthia .Craven, of Milo, was th$ guest cf her sister Mrs. Malone Sunday. . Mr. Gamuts bam was struck by light­ ning Saturday and burned to the ground, on the farm known as the Andrns place. Ira Hart is working the place, the most of his fanning implements were burned al­ so one horse was struck and killed. Mrs. Gray, of Hastings, Sundayed at F. A. Blackman's. D. J. Westfall was at Kalamazoo Sat­ urday. Willie Nichols, of Howard City, is visit­ ing friends in and around Deltou. James Bush and daughter Alma, return­ ed from Howard City last week. Charlie Robinson and wife of East Barry Sundayed at Koh Norwoods. Rom tn Mr. and Mrs. Solomon, the 14th _________ a_____ son. W ’t 12 lbs. ' See large bills for the 4th of July cele'bralion * at Delton. F. A. Blackman was at Hastings Mon­ day. ' . Monday afternoon while Mr. Forbes was raising his bam one of the bents fell over just missing several men and caught Sanford Chatterton, breaklug his right leg below the knee both bones, and one of the large comer timbers caught Jimmie Harrington throwing him down on the sill crushing his head Intp a mortise forc­ ing a portion of his brains out on the mud sill, ten feet below. Life was extinct In­ stantly. He leaves a*!arge family. Fun­ eral services were held at Carpenter school house Wednesday, June 20th, at 10 o’clock. Rev. Mr. Davis, of Cedar Creek, officiating. Mrs. Harrington wishes to thank the many friends who sb kindly aided her in her hour of oereavetnenL Mrs. Dr. Scribner and Mrs. Alice Wil­ liams were, at Plainwell this week. Another devil at the Herald office. Itru»h Itldgc. A. G. Pierce raised his barn Friday last. Bertha Barnum returned to Kalamazoo Monday last. Wm. Tuttle is numbered among our sick. Johnnie Anders Is recovering slowly. Wesley Harrison is very low, B. Myers amt wife ot Podunk, visited at C. Anders Sunday. A much needed rain visited Brush Ridge Sunday. Fannie Pierce closed her school here Saturday. She gives good satisfaction as a teacher. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alcutt Bugbee, on Friday last, a boy. Some of our farmers have commenced haying. F. Neclrub was hit by a falling brace at the bam raising Friday and hurt quite badly but not dangerously. Coni. )M>tntoes and wheat will be about Fillmore. an average crop. Hay is light and oats will Im* a small.crop unless we haw more Miss Schrader, of Caledonia, is staying rain soon. with her sister Mrs. Morey Teeple at pres­ ent. Milo. Mrs. G. W. Brown spent part of last On Saturday last, lightning struck and week with Mrs. W. -Smith. consumed the barn and sheds of Wm. Gar­ Mrs. George Hubbard is uo better. rett. on his farm in Barry township. In­ Dietl, at her residence at Fillmore, June sured in Eaton A Barry. Ira Hart who 14. Mrs. Pheoba Teeple. Mrs. Teeple has was working the farm, had one horse, cre­ been a great sufferer; she was brought mated and all of his farm machinery and home from the insane asylum two weeksharnesses. Not Insured. ago and has been steadily falling ever Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strong of Grand. since, *■ Sirs. John Litka is visiting at Albert Prairie. Kalamazoo. Co., visited nt W. C. To wne’s jjp-t Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Eyes Ulka’s. This weather Is too hot for news, All and Mr. and Mrs. Lester by invitation visited witli them. A ready market for people can do Is to try and keep cool. the McKinley «fc Reed straw berries was an item in the menu. Chas. Polley has been having a very Reed straw berries was an Item in the severe time with neuralgia in his face. menu. Mrs. D. McBain lias a sister from Grand Of the heavy rain storm of last week, Milo only got «£ of an Inch. Sunday 0.30 Rapids visiting her, Mrs. Cristey. Horace Pennock and wife spent Sun­ of an Inch. Children's day was held Sunday eve -at day with T. J. Kelley and family. Mrs. R. A. Polley is attending school at the church. House full; good program and well carried out. All went home Hickory Corners yet. Miso Jennie McBain graduates at Kalafeeling.they had spent a pleasant evening. • The Ladles Aid and Hdme Missionary mazoo to-day. E. Kelley and Vida VanHorn visited Societies meet at the church parlors on Thursday at 2 O’clock p. m. sharp for work with John Beers' family Sunday. in their res|>eclive societies. Corn is on the boom under the influence Harry Spinney, of Richland, was • in of the rain and sunshine of Inst week. town Sunday. Haying is at hand and wheat harvest Mrs. Chas. Morehouse, of Battle Creek, will crowd upon the farmers before they visited her sister Mrs. L. Segar last week. know it. This Is one of the years when Mrs. Green, of Battle Breek, oldest wheat will ripen in a day. sister of Mrs. Wm. Jewell, died Friday, of Bright’s disease, and was brought here for _ Shnltz. interment Sunday. S. A. Stanley and wife visited friends Henry Jewell and *wlfe are spending in your city last Friday. their honey moon at Ann Arbor. Mrs. Richard Hull Sundayed with her Y. P. S. C. E. entertainment was a suc­ father, Orley Peake. Her brother Ernie cess. . Sunday evening new officers are returned home with her. elected for the next six months.* C. Babcock and family and Fred Zerbel Sam Nay and wife, of Baltimore, were and wife attended Children's day at Irv­ at John Tuckerman’s, the latter part of ing. Sundaylast week. Several from here spent Tuesday Rt Assyria—Pennfield. Ball game Satur­ Charlie Kahler’s. It being Mrs. C.’s day resulted in a victory for the Assyria birthday. boys. They go to Penufield Saturday for Wm. Peake has re-painted his house. _ Church anti Society. another game. Dr. £uleeba. an Assyrian, who was J. Waters and family spent Sunday Graduating exercises at the church with relatives here. next week Friday evening. Com. Andrus born in the supposed site of the Garden Frank Pierce has his new bam raised. will be present. of Edep. {though his name he says is not Frank Nachtrlb ami Willard Payne were Sam Ogden’s horse ran away one night Adam) will give addresses in the Presby- 1/ hurt but not seriously. last week and brought up in the hotel back terian church next Sunday, morning and Miss Edith Barber closed a very success­ yard leaving the wagon and part of har­ evening. . ful term of school here last Friday. She ness as he went through Ibe small gate. Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening will received several pretty gifts from her No one was hurt. pupils. She has our best wishes for the Lighting struck n tree near. C. W. be led by Ed Mallory. future. Tompkins’ house Saturday, tearing it iuto June 34th. the Penny Gleaner Mission Last Saturday occurred the Baptismal slivers. It then went into the bed room Band at 3 p. m. Subject, “Africa and services at Wall Lake, conducted by Rev. took out the tacks from the carpet and Our Missionaries." Snell. :he efficient pallor at the Hind’s tore one of the bed posts off. Happily no The Hastings city W. C T. Union will schoolhouse. A large crowd was in at­ one was in the room and so no one was In­ meet at Mrs. J. VanArman’s on Tuesday, ‘ tendance. jured. " ' ‘ June 26th, at half past two. Charlie Deering visited his father last The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church, Friday. Uncle Rowley and grand daughter. will given supper at the church jmrlora, W^s>dl»»d. Maud Rowley, formerly of this place, now 'Wednesday, June 27th. Will be enter­ There was a hard rain west and south of Potterville, made old friends a visit tained by Mesdames Rork, Stanley, Jones, of our village on Friday but we got It part of last week. Tanner, Will. Wolehtt, Mate. Turner, Roy Barnum had it smash up. Beadle, and Eggleston. Supper frwftr-6-to Sunday. in passing over (he country, to Wayland lh~ Ai> lavitatiou to all—. E. Davenport and L. Parrott were in last week wheat, rye and grass looked to Ha-: .ng- on Monday. The Spiritualistic meeting on Sunday. J. M. Smith aud F. P. Palmerton were be a light crop. June Lilli, at 2:30 p. in. and S in the eve­ in Nashville to attend memorial services Irvlutf ning. will be conducted by Mrs. Rey­ of the I. O. O. F. The childrens day exerci.-ws at CongM nolds of Troy. N. Y. Platform trfts Saturday afternoon was devoted to church wt?re somewhat delayed on ac­ probably be given. Collection in the afhorse racing. A good crowd gathered at count of the storm which occurred just at ternbon and 10 ct*nts admission in the eve­ onr village. There were two races, the the appointed hour of meeting, but a full ning to defray expenses. This will close firct v. as won by Switch, belonging to Ed. house listened to a good program a little our meetings until after the heated term. I.eonuni. The second was a race between Mrs. Reynolds comes , well recommended a Hastings horse and Lake Odessa horse later. Mr. and Mrs. Babcock, of .Shultz, visited both as n lady and as a medium. and was a dead heat. Waller Bobcock Sunday. The annual sermon before the Parish Charles McIntyre lias returned from A lady from Grand Rapid* has two Ann Arbor and wlU spend his .vacation In ~ J. culture here. Her Guild of Emmanuel church will be preach- . classes In physical ed by the. Rector next Sunday evening. the drug store. work will close with a public exhibition, The members of the various Chapters are The Woodland ball nine went to Sun­ the date of which we have not learned. requested to be present. field Tuesday and hung another scalp to Mr. and Mrs. Cordys. of Grand Rapids, their girdle, the score standing 13 to 19 in are visiting her father Byron Travis. Bound Trip TourWta Itetc» to Northern favor of Woodland. Mrs. Bull has been quite sick for a few Michigan Point* John Schajbley tells a funny story. He days, but is now improving. Commencing Junie 1st. 1894 the Michsays that be Went to his cabbage patch igan Central will sell round trip tickets on- morning and found every pfant gone. Orangeville. • from Hastings to: He set some more and went next morning Last week's letter. at 87.10 Traverse City Mich. early with bls gun to find the th|ef, when Frank Spickler and O. R. Ellis caught 8.05 Bay View “ behold, he saw a large turtle making a two pickerel In Fish lake last week weigh­ 8.95 Petoskey ** breakfast of his plants. As Joha is one of ing len aud fourteen lbs. 9.00 Harbor Springs our best citizens we credit the trtory and Wm. Beattie of Bowens Mills has moved 10.80 Mackinaw City “ would like to help eat the turtle.; back to this place and will do the black­ 1LS0 Mackinac Island “ , The McArthur drain has been duly sur­ smithing here for the next rear. 7.05 Elk Rapids “ veyed and leveled and will soon be dug. Jerry Boynton was here Wednesday 8.15 Charlevoix “ C & Palmerton and John Wunderlich and says the rail road is a sure thing. 8.55 Ottawa Beach . “ were in Lake Odessa on legal basinew The church was very nicely decorated These rates remain in effect until SepTuesday. Childrens day arid some* of the exercises tember, 30. 1884. Return limit October 31 J. M. Smith was at Hastings Wednes- by the smaller children could not be C. Z. R. Osborx, 1994. C. d*Geo. Palmerton and wife were in Battle improved. Agent. Creek on Friday and Satorday. Notice. Koger* Corner*. Our base ball tnm will play In Nash­ All dogs not licensed and found with do Mrs. Theodore Jonea entertained com­ ville July 4tb. \ tag on will be taken care of in accordance pany from Potterville, Eaton county. Len Fdfhner and wife, of Nashville, W. H. Miller, Our Children Day exercises were a suc­ with ordinance. were in our village Sunday. Marshak cess and our school Teacher, Miss Kennedy Wm. Chase has severed his connection is worthy of much .praise lor the active Married. with Baughman & Co. for a time. pan which she too^i KNICKIRBAOOR-ATKINM. Msrried. Juna mi*. . Bedford. Ire By-’ Miss Sella Minar, of Haatinj Macomber— Godsmark. A pleasant wedMinar, rant, of Wisconsin, and Miss B .18 II! |j I: , �Hastings Banner Thursday, June si, 1894. COOS BBOsZ Proprietor,. Mrs. -V. O. AfrLotS Canton. Ohio. Permanent Good Long and Discouraging llh nes> With Symptoms of Consumption All Medicines Fall Except Hood'n Sarsaparlila. - c. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass. ■ • •• Gentlemen:—Ten years ago, my wife’s health l-egau to fall. I consulted a physician, and for one year she remained under his care and took al! the medicine prescribed, but still grew worse. We then consulted other physi­ cians. and she doctored off and oh for four years with >ut any improvement. As her mother died of consumption, and I expected my wife would go the same way. However, feeble as my wife Was an i though Civen Up as Incurable by the physician, I could not give up hope, and She still ciung to life. Then we began to try dif­ ferent medicines. We found that of all the prep­ arations taken, a bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla had seemed to do her th© most good, so she determined to take that medicine again. I bought six bottles of Hood's Harsaparilla, and while taking this lot she seemed to get better. This was so encouraging, after so Long and Discouraging Illness, that she continued with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Her health has Improved and she has ceased to complain. She Is still taking the medicine, Kd feels so much better and stronger that we lieve her to be4n perfect health. Altogether, Hood’s^Cures wc have s;tnt $2C for Hood's, a very small amount compare.! to the big bills In those four years, and considering the fact that Hood's Sarsapa­ rilla has done her permanent good." Jobs L. NfcadiA, No. 228 Springfield Ave.,Canton. 0. Hood’s Pills act easily, et promptly and efficiently, on the liver and bowels. SSc. NOTH'? OF HEARING CL UMS. Siiue <*! 4Heidai.il. County of Bam .—m. Xdw herebv eiveu. that by an order of Or I’o-irt t -r du- Couaty of Barry, . h- aih day J. •. A. D. 1»I. CftMli'<*r- to Ui-.r .-UttiH atr <in<l the es G*eu! D. M.t-elww • ' t’e «'•(-<M G»u<»ty, SoeM-,-4. and tu it n't • re<r>.;s •»< livc.-ssM r~.] H-e-l to t thH.r ilAnn- to «n!d Pr»’>a'^ t’.’U t ul ’he Frotnte tutvi-. in the CJty <•: U i-'l 'i-. fw f-xinihia’!.'’: nn<l pftowMct- «»n before the wbdayoi -ubernext, aud tttaf swsh cUtnw win b* heard tiefure said olurt in iduNa-. th" S’h'ho n S. ptrinber aud ou tMturd.iy, me 8ti» «Uy of Dei-v.iil-er next, at 10 ovln-k tn fairer non i«f rs<-t) oOtltpsc days. -x:h. A. (I l”-is i Aknhthoxc. Judpeof Probate. PARKER’S HAIR b£A!r<?AeMbai PrumotN a laxunaot rrowthNrrer Tall* to BeUirc Ora; Hair to Ita Youthful Color. Cure wa!p ik«««e< a hair UlUnj. V«e FarkeV* Olryrer Tonic. It ctira. the vuuzn. Week I-Mnrt,ik<>ilitr. IlfllEeuton, P»ln.‘Itak« In tint*. Ml ctu. IT POPS. Effervescent, too. Exhilarating, appetising. Just the thing to build up the constitution. Hires’ Rootbeer "Wholesome and strengthening, pure blood, free from boils or carbuncles. General good health —results from drinking HIRES’ Rootbeer the year round. Package makes five gallons, 25c. >Ask your druggist or grocer for it. Take no other. Send accent stamp to the Charie* E. Hire.* 117 Arch St., Philadelphia, for beautl- ----- I OBTAIN A PATENT♦ gar a MINEBS WILL WORK. have now after all this rioting and bhiodahed accepted a rate which they could have obtained eMily and with­ out any dispute seven weeks ago. WILLIAM W. PHELPS. REASONABLE OBSTINACY. One of the ■tr.npo.t of obstinate farm- »torta» to told In the Illustrated London News. Chief Jwttoe Oyer WM WILL HE~LP BUSINESS* presiding •» • murder trial inwhlch tea. .nd Able to Recognise HU Fam- erery thing went againet the prtooner, iy JMI Before th© End-HU E-ff McBride Tells Why the Committee Acted Th© Undine nf the Cool Strike Will Hbw who. on hie part, had noth*“ftoWJ That Effectaa lt Did—Feeling In Various States Valued at 810,000,000 except that on hto way to work he had New YottK. June 10.—R- G. Dun «fc as to the Result—Some —HU Career. found the man dying and had tried to Co. ’ s weekly review of trade, says: Will Hold Ont. ••The strike of bituminous cool miner* wt.i help him. and in co doing had become . PHKLPB I» DEADend Monday wherever the authority oMM* covered with Hood. The man died . ACCEPT THE TERMS. KiwYobx. June ra-William Wal­ vice of their general organlxation can end it. and there Is little room to doubt that the co*j ter Phelps, the distinguished states­ while he wm ministering to him, and Columbus, Q., June 10.—There abundant reasons for believing the famine will then begin to obaw. Some time man and diplomat, died Sunday morn­ he had then left him and said nothing elapse before supplies xof fuel trill ena­ about It. l>ecausc he was known to have miuers.of the Hoc icing valley will fall must ble all works to resume that hat* no other rea- lug at t:«S o'clockat bls summer resi­ had a quarrel with him shortly before, into line for the agreement next Mon­ sori for suspending production. dence, Tee Neck Grange, near Engle-, \ day and accept its terms. Telegrams “Al New York bool und shoe shop., have wood N. J He had been unconscious and naturally feared that he should be M have .been received from every part of stopped, but shipments from the cost orc 10 per for many hours, and. In fact, practical­ suspected of the crime. cenL larger, for June thus far than last■ year The hay-fork with which the murder the valley confirming that view. The The demand is mainly confined to low-pnced ly for several days, even the umeal had been committed was marked with more important meetings were held at goods, and has recently been more narrow tor Saturday of hto only daughter.Baroneas the prisoner’s name, and, indeed, all Nelsonville, Longstreth, Orbiston and rwomen's shoes. . ron Rettenberg. Irom Berlin, not the evidence showed that he must have -Th© woolen mills are closing rapidly. It U New Vittsburgh,where the largest min­ that scarcely’ any have orders to serving to arouse him. Death wm done the deed. The chief justice was ing interest on the line of the Hocking asserted occupy them beyond July I in menis caused by pneumonia, com plicated fully convinced of his guilt, and was valley lay. At these points the miners wear, but tn the demand for dress goods with other, diseases, chief among decitied to resume work Monday on u somewhat better tone is perceived. correspondingly put out when the jury, after being locked up all night without the new scale. Many of the dispatches The New York and Philadelphia markets dull, and at Boston u slight decline fire or candle, returned a verdict of ac­ criticise President Adams quite severe­ ore is seen in prices, with a large sale of ter* ly fof the radical stand he has taken. riw „. __ ____ ,’?^’tquittal. . ritory >wt wool ai ot 30 vvu cents, scoured. Reports,from Sand Run aud Minerton j era'bolden* appear to be expecting higher He called the high sheriff, who told him that the cause of the verdict was' aav the men have decided to go to.work [ prices than can nt present be reaiired In eimtMonday, anrf advices from Buchtel . eramarkrt. Wheat to°»lr» undoubtedly the fweman. a farmer , • .. ... . ., A . i th©exnorts and ordinary consumr-uon icrtae and StraitaviUe are to the same effect. , yCartmrtng already exceeded the gorenuaeut highly esteemed by all his neighbors, At Shawnee the miners declared ! ©©tlmate of Inst year s crop by ft‘4.<XU,0W and very unlikely to I* obstinate or their intention to hold out for 70 ■ bushels. undulv opinionated. cents providing generally I , '™l'>*? • Then," said the jodge, "I must see . k. » •.the.iminer, i lit I iv free from losst-s by failure, for toe tiaoiuiiea are inftavor of it, otherwise they will | „ nwl ln faHure, for the first week of June this foreman; for an explanation of this retiirir/to work. At Steubenville the < were oniy of which >4*0.118 were of matter I must and will have." minors decided to return to work un- • manufocturlcg sad tl.672.‘Ml of trailing ven­ The foreman was/tent far, and after der the agreement und threw President ceras. The aggregate liabilities ’ibus ftr ro­ extracting from his lordship a pledge . , , i , . | ported Ux failures In May were but Adams circular calling a state couven- 1 £”^ch |5J4d(» were of manufacturing and of secrecy he said: tion into the waste basket Private ad- ; y ai? wy o< trading concerns. The number “The prisoner was rightfully acquit­ vices jfrom the eastern part of the state ' of failures this week has been s32 in the ted, for it was I who killed the man." indicate that the feeling there in favor 1 United State., agaiast 31S last year. ondAJ in It had been no murder. The other • • * ■ • I Canada, against HlMt year." of accepting the compromise is grow­ man had attacked the farmer, and in Bradstreet's says; ing. “West and northwest few. If any. evidence* the struggle he received, accidentally, McBride Defends Himself. of Improvement In business ore to be perceived, a fatal blow. The fanner had no fear President McBride said on Friday except those tclegrspiled from Omaha. Chi­ of being found guilty, but the assizes WILLIAM WALTEB FHEUt*. cago and Detroit. Activity at the Nebraska night: being just <*er his farm and affairmetropolis U showing itself in Increased de ­ “The men have only been held In line by the | which was consumption. Two years would have been ruined by a confession mand for money. Recent advices are that suspense occasioned through the holding of ' ago, while minister to Berlin, he conventions at different points and the aglta- | wheat and oats crops in that state will be through his lying so long in jail. For Underwent a painful operation, from tion kept up by our board member*, district small, but that of corn heavy. that reason be said nothing, and let presidents, organizers and other field worker* , ••There Is no Improvement from the depres­ the effects of which he never recov­ whose expenses were paid by us. Our funds ; sion and dullness characterizing general trade ered. At his bedbide at the time of matters take their course. When one of his own servants was were exhausted and we are hundred* of dollar* I at Cleveland. Cincinnati. Milwaukee and St. dissolution were his two sous and his Paul -----------At Portland. Ore., floods are subsiding In debt, and our flefd workers, unable to pay ----charged with the crime he was horri­ their awn expense*, were compelled to slay at । end good* are being moved. In the valleys daughter, together with his wife, who fied. lie * took can- of the man’s wife small fruit crops will be lost, owing to luck of homA while from all district* came the cry : email crop* had been unremitting in her care of and children during his imprisonment, •For God's sake, send u* men or money to , transportation. Trade at ban Francisco is fair keep our men In line or the fight Is lost.' Wo only, the wheat export business being »t a her husband for the last three weeks, and when the trial came on he con­ from which time the dangerous period could not aid them-because we hud no money 1 etandstill. _________________ trived to be placed upon the jury and of his illness dates. Mr. Phelps leaves to send und most of our workers, bad nampD FOR CONGRESS, elected foreman. . exhausted their personal mean* and were' NAMED FORJJUNUKtbb. an estate valued at 810,000.000. He added tha t if he had failed in this helpless to go on. and although myself and ■ ^©tocUoii* Made by Various Parties in Ser[Mr. Phelps, -xa* a scion of one of the oldest others hove’ advanced money to keep the . oral State*. ' New England fumllleu and frequently »poke .of he would certainly have •confessed his movement alive, if financial aid cannot be se- i . , , his direct descent, on the paternal side, froa cured from some source the next issue of our | Congressional nominations were Wliumn Phelps, brother ot the private secrc- own share in the business, and the judge believed him. Every year for official journal will be 'lf< last until money • made as follows on Thursday: tory of Oliver Cromwell wen His ms father. ramcr. John joub J. «. j - ,, » .. . comes In. and to suspend publication cuts off - Wisconsin. merchant in fifteen years his lordship made inFirst district. Rev. A S. — Kay ■ phelpa, waa a prominent i the last reliable means of communication be- 1 (pro.): Second. John J. Sutton (pro.): Third. New York city and was the first | quiries as to the foreman’s existence, tween the national office and the men. *■' .l4uk '' nn<^ at last, hnving survived him, he J. C. Martin (pro.): Tenth. Rev. John Holt ] president of the Delaware. I “We have a dozen men In jail for conspiracy. ' (pro.). Indiana, Second district. J. L. Bretx nwunn* £ Western railroad. WRihua ” i considered himslf at liberty to tell the among them W. B. Wilson, ot our national ' (dem.); Fifth. E; T. Baker (dem.). Ohio. I Waiter Phelp; was born in New York city Auboard at Cumberland. Md. With no money to j Seventh district. O. W. Wilson (rep.) reuoint- 1 guM ?4. 1BX. aid therefore wo only tn hl. Idh story. __ , , defend these mon. many of them, thobgh inno­ hated; Eighteenth. R. W. Taylor (rep i renora- । year. He was graduated with honor nt Yale in cent, will suffer. Four thousand men deserted iuated. IlUnob. Seventeenth district, J A jmo. und then took the course at Columbia colTINTING NATURE’S BUDS. us at Coal Creek. Tenn. Nearly 7.000 are al Connolly (rep). Missouri, Second district, U. ' leg? law school, gaining the valedictory-ad­ work in Kansas; 10.000 out of 14.000 In Virginia • S. Hall (dem.) renominated. New Hampshire. I dress In I8C8. He i:t onze entore,d on the White HIomodm Artificially Colored in a and West Virginia are also at work. Others ore First district. J. H. Whittier (pop.); Second,: practice of his profession., l-eesme counsel Few noun. 1 setting aside our policy of • peace. Wb bod , E. M. Blodgett (pop.). . । for so&u) prominent corporntioxu. declined It seems only fitting that such a reached the danger line and made the best we I The populists made the following a judgeship offerad him by Gov Fento;.. and could of the situation " congressional Dominations on Friday; then, in ia»). on the Ce-th of h!s father.de- purely fanciful art as that pf tinting Strike Eaded at Pittsburgh. | imnob. ntlcenlh i — or coloring natural flowers should Fifteenth district. J. M. M Grier. Ken- ' - * .,b.° n? L, PITTSBURGH. Pa., June 10.—The coal ' tucky. Ninth district. John G. Blair. Maine. I e8tale <Idcl1 tc Lhcrlied. *hl* Included an originate among our French neighbors, miners' strike in this district was offl- ’Fourth district. C. D. Chapman. 1 ThR rnnnhll^nffi nf th7s©vrnth din- U Kew J*"**- Sad in 1WX b« WM elected to whose ingenuity Is so well known. The s__ a large majority as a republican “Revue Qoyticole" tells us a few of the cially settled Friday by a delegate con-' The republicans of the beventn dis- ' congre** trlct ot CHIornto renominated W. W. ;! from the by __ district of that state. • >»P»<>U«M Fifth ' [ secrets of the production of 1 color in vention ratifying .the action taken at Columbus by which the Pittsburgh Bowers for congress on Saturday. In 1I He soon soon^ bee became^ ^omluentln ‘^bate. and । flowers and fruit, and we mention . r. with Messrs. Foster and Potter, the First Iowa District the populists wRi a member, miners agree to work for 69 cents a ton. . __ m them here for the benefit of any who few Orleans investigating commission. ; a Be.be | It was only alter a day's hail fight­ nomin.ted J. temay wish to try such a curious experi­ 1*81*0 b.V 50^^ VOtM til I P74 fOf FC ing that the officer* succeeded in ac­ Deficit Will Exceed 874,000,000. ©lection to congress In li»S) and ISM ment for themselves. It is said that to complishing this. In all probability color flowers through the stalks it is Wmbixotox. June te—A. the end of | £ ’“ * „ , . , , j, Jersey to tnc republican presidential necessary to put five grammes {one the settlement would have been voted down had. not a letter from President the fiscal year is only fifteen days dis- convention, and wai an earnest Supporter of gramme fifteen grains) of any coloring tant treasury officials are able to give • Mr. Blaine. In Blaine's first term as secretary McBride been read. He pleaded with a fairly accurate estimate of the net 9? -W-' *cnl “ minister to matter into a vessel which will hold them to accept the terms offered as results of the treasurv’s onerationa for ' results of the treasury’s operations for ; death, and then was circled und reelected to about ten grammes, to brqise the tip the best that could be secured. He of the cut stflk with a light tap with a the year. Up to this time the receipts congress in 18«i. 18M and 1881 . said the union was on the verge of aggregate 6282.204,721 and the disburse­ Next he was prominent in public life as an hammer, and then to put the stalk into bankruptcy and it would be impos­ ments 9850,197.387, leaving a deficit for American member of the Samoan commission the vase for a greater or shorter time, sible to continue the fight. the eleven and a half months of $73,­ In Berlin, and the diplomatic qualities he ex­ according to the depth of coloring re­ Indiana Men Likely to Hold Out. hibited in securing a settlement of that vexod 992,016. It is thought by the treasury question were a large factor in his selection in quired. Two hours after this contact Terre Haute, Ind., June 16.—There officials that the total deficit for the IMO m minister to Germany, after the senate with the tinting of the flower is accom­ is reason for saying the vote in the year will not be materially greater- had rejected the nomination of Murat Hal­ plished. pn tajdng the blossom from miners' state convention to-day will be ' the vase it & advisable * to cut off the than it is now and that 874,000,000 will stead.] practically unanimous against going to probably more than cqver it, bruised part of the stalk and soak the work at the 00 cent rate. Ten dele­ Washington, June 18. - In a fit of de- flower for-an hour or two in a vase of Sherman Eqnnla-Benton's gates who came from Washington and । spSndency .= Record. ------- — oyuuuvuuy resulting resuming- from irom a long and at clear water. Daviess counties say they will stay out ' innnrflhla maba mm ^ depressed --- 1 1, incurable IH illness, and by & To tint white bulbous plan fat, fill a' man (0.) is being Congratulated dofegratulal__ by sudden and violent attack of danger all summer nocessaF^. dunge ­ Will Not Beauma. many of his associates on the floor of ous symptoms, Thomas Bayne, tKe vase with fifty grammes of clear water and fifty grammes of coloring matter. Stbeator, Ill., June 16.—At a mass the senate on the fact that he on Sat­ insu'te.'^r*nut‘,e ot meeting of the miners of this city and urday reached a term of service in the AU.rheny gtottict ra«t 10:15 .iferag the wl5, B to one vicinity held here Friday it was decided senate equal in length to that of Sena­ to continue the present strike and tor Benton, whose service had hereto­ ignore the agreement made by the fore held .first rank in duration, cover­ miners and operators at Columbus. ,JMlt un ing the period from December G, 1821, -CO it mm in wiv the pot, tuvenug covering it it — replace •• to March 8, 1851, making twenty-nine tb© end o.’ ths Fifty-first cobktom after 1 --rt asTTins eight consecutive terms. He repre- with a - little -------• ■* earth, and the moist Springfield, Ill., June 18.—Gov. years, two months and twenty-seven 3ted the Tweaty-third Pennsylvania du­ flowers will finish coloring there. ■ ’ • •________ Altgeld has ordered the Seventh regi­ days. ll. He waa a man of weight in the ment of Illinois national guards of republioan councils and an excellent lead­ Fruits as well as flowers can be artiflPardoned by the Governor. er. A belter talker and a more charm­ cally colored, and sometimes this is done Chicago to Mount Olive. The order Jackson, Miss., June 18.—CoL W. L. ing gentleman was rarely found. He was born for the purpose of acfclteration, as, for was sent to Brig. Gen. Wheeler at Hemingway, ex-treasurer of Missis­ jn Allegheny. Pa. June 14. IBM After gradual9:45 o'clock Sunday night, and was sippi, who is serving a five-year sen­ Ing from college he began studying law but-had instance, when plums are-too green they based on a letter from the sheriff of tence in the state prison, was pardoned net completed his studies when the war broke are coated with acetate of copper and sulphate of copper. Macoupin county asking for assist­ Saturday evening by Gov. Stone. Col. out He entered the union army in July. colonel of the One Hundred and Thirty^ W hen too pale, lemons are tinted up ance for himself and United States Heming way hrfs served over three as sixth regiment of Pennsylvania volunteer with citronine and “naphthol yellow,” Marshal Brinton in arresting men who years of his term. His pardon waa infantry. which he commanded dur­ the green spots being imitated with have been interfering with trains on urged through petitions from every ing its nine months' term of serv­ the Chicago, Peoria & St Louis rail­ county in the state, there being over ice by taking part in the battles of Fredericks­ ■‘diamond green.’’ Strawberries are way and successfully defying the state 15,000 signatures. The amount of his burg and ChancellorsvlUe. After the war he colored by sprinkling them with “sulfo was admitted to the bar and so<«i entered pol­ fuehsine” or' ‘rhodamine." Peaches reand federal authorities for the past defalcation was 8815,000. ities. At the end of the Fifty-firm congresahe six days. A telegram from Chicago feit the need of rest, and refusing to be consid- I ceivc a beautiful coloring from a mlrSt. Uul» Firemen Hart. ered for renomlnntlon went to Europe for an turn of >hodamine” and “citronine,” says that the Seventh regiment, 520 St. Louis, June 15.—Three firemen extended tour. Ou the floor of cougreaa he 1I applied withi a brush, using a sine stenstrong, left at 5 a. in. for Mount Olive. । cd plate ■ pierced with, holes. In melwere caught under a falling wall while was an effective speaker.] j ons a tube is Introduced through Wiman Found Guilty. Braceville; U1-, Juno 18.—A mass at work on a fire on the James Sharpe New Yom. Juno 10.—Eraotu, Witnun I, which “atropeoline" and “orange azo,” meeting of over 2.000 miners from the pork house, on South Lombard street. They are Edward Devine, scalp Iras been found guilty of fonrery in the | with a liftle essence of. melon, is put Braidwood district was held near foul City to take action on the bulletin wound, legs and body badly bruised; second degree. The maximum penalty into the jeenter. Very pretty varieties Charles McDonough, leg broken, seri ­ for the offense to ten years instate of apples and pears are contrived bv sent out from Columbus. A resolution wn adopted rejecting the 10 cents re­ ously injured about chest and head; prison. Under the recent laws passed using a pittie aniline dve. These do Joseph Mitchell^ hand broken and in ­ by the legislature the minimum pen­ rices may make bad fruit salable, but duction proposed by the agreement at ternal injuries The loss on the build­ alty has been abolished and Mr. Wiman are not examples to be copied, unlese Columbus. ing was 87,000. may be sentenced to a term of impris­ for the sake of making a curious ex­ Will Not Go to Work. periment Not a Cent for Credltoi*. onment from one day to ten years. Teh re Haute, Ind., June 18.—The delegates to the convention of Indiana Desveb, CoL June 15.—L. C. Ells­ North Dakota Populists. miners Saturday afternoon, by 06 votes worth, the assignee of Humphrey B. Some twenty yean ago • Klamata Jaxasrow.,. N. D„ June 16.-Th. to 37, decided in favor of contin­ Chamberlain and the Chamberlain In­ populists in state eon rention here yes­ Hirer radian had a difficulty with three uing the strike until they re­ vestment company, says that he has terday nominated a full ticket with umer> during which be wm ceived last year’s price of 70 cents. not one dollar to pay several millions the name of Edward Waliuce for gor“ th« smm time killed one Befkcod to Ratify. of debts. ernor st the head. Walter Muir wm of the other flndtoas. Sereral rears Massillon, 0.. June 18.—The 2,000 rater one.of the surrlring Indian, died. nominated for congressman at large. pick miners of Massillon district have The Indian Idlled-by the other three in Hampton, Ind., June 18.—A short­ refused toYatify the Columbus agree­ age of 875,000 in the funds of the Citi­ the trouble above referred to had a Boixo Mo.. June M.-Hngb Buach boy about one year old at the time. ment and will continue on strike. Be­ zens' state bank of this place was tween 700 and 800 men attended the made good by the president and cash- •hot to death Mhu Ida OaUahom to The boy being now about twenty-one whom he wm engaced to be married, meeting in the rolling mill green Sat­ oM and knowing frodi hb and then committedeuldde. P,r«ora> urday afternoon and by a substantially his father’s opposition 4a their marriage caused death, unanimous vote reached this decision. Manitowoc, Wit., June 18.—Four­ kin the his Chicago. June 18.—Col. W. P. Bend teen years in state’s prison at hard all times to Wmttom Qvxt, June li_ Louisa Schroeder here Saturday for the By the onpMxiug o’ * bo.toff th. oout here fifty unrve.tetn, on their Scotland, were drowned. Omaha, Neb., June 15. — Burglar* Backbone of the Strike in Impor­ tant Districts Broken. - Death of the Distinguished DlplOt» met After a Dong Dlnees. THE GRIPPE. DECREASE IN THE DEATH RATS AND WHY. but PhysicUutnaanow Cmu,,,. ’ People will nwer lir.- nt t, wutidrtful cure* effect-d it WllHxm»* Fink Pilh. The plUbrd by rhe u-r «f th,-5V Ihrtwd aorprisluc and nn the nnrne of -Hkfraelev Ev»: \ M.,® . one i» Mounding the pnti-. . ■h-uifr'v xn*l it Im no wonder that th*- , M tart eunrtantl) inereaMM. A heard of another wondrrfti' epn- lutt La, tern brought about by the iit <.i ntouM remedy. The person ihst.v.a. , UrK| wa» no other than bur well known -hip-n Georxr VxnYah n, >aperint.-n.h-n; vt ti« city water wotks s? stem. The M.mm reporter callnl r,;» >•» Mr. Van Vrii*n and a>k‘‘<1 him if tb«-n auv truth In the Statcnrenl ihri I:.- LtjI |>e/n rme<t hyJlre n*v Dr. WuikonS p|Uj Yt*?.. Maid hr. 1 |»nv»-1>- < i. ( un-d by this rrintt,ly. 1 mu not m tnefin-int* ndver. iiM iiwnt. but I think win-n x tnaji has buff»-rr<l and find* ft rent 'dy th;-, i- (;i auj ereu more thaft Its prupre wus . hl* duty to let three who uf-- afflicted know of It. Hire Im my •.tnry. "Four year.- ago 1 w ft taken .ttib & had It a luttii time and alien I recovered so ti«»t 1 vonh! c«‘t aretnri 1 vpry neak. Then- 'h a little hili from the liousr to tli« pumpingMtatiun Mild ti'.r<firs; ittiu* that I went Io Un* works after l ,|ck. | ex.parfeuevd Bcvrre pains in my I:-..-, -. Tln-.e p*iln« ffrairtnnlly gr»-'V w »; athl in a «hort tlBlv they were »ihnu>i un ^rib'r. 1 tried ail the tn>(tiring Um’ I cHn1d.|.rnr of aud attui a r««ar-«- nl ♦ Ivctf ml treatment. The trra'.W'-iii Ik*I|4M uie t»o mok« then the mediciire. J gave.up in ’de-Bbir r.'.d had but tilth- bn;u- ..t .ver -mj jelirf. ■(>«»• day 1 «\ui‘»pr^- h MfirjihyS drug fture aim Dn-y, toid.nH* that Dr. Will, i-itti’n Vink Pill* Imd rv.»i-1 nuny |H<iple rd in * lo fry them I a l-u’x and took ihein When 1 had.iak*n ?ix boxe* I not’erd h« int;»n«v. innu and. kvptnn ink­ ing tlwm. a- •< rvsuH 1 s«A«n .ijr-nil that I wks we.1. Think of ft! Bvton* inking the .firs! Im»x I <*vuld n ‘i raise in !■•••.•. from iIip L’o .r. This Ip h ;4ain of facts. I uly. o: taking ibviu are ree» Ivina Ifn.-ti Mttd I feel H mj duly to tell what I know of the curative powers of this wonderful remedy. Mr. VanVak-n has been solout;'kr.6wi! to the people of this city tha! be needs no introduction. He was an engineer of tbe city steamer for yea?- and fr*r tin pa-1 seven years, has hern soperiniendi nt vl lhe city water wofts. li;.- many friend* unite fi^congratulntink idni i-n hi* rmnetv and rejoire .in 'the fact that then1 i* such a grand remedy as Dr. IV?: ani'.-. Pink Mb. The man from The Moon railed or. Messis. Antburg A- Murphy aiul a-ked them about the case of Mr. VanValem They raid that they had reconmirnded ibr use of the pill.-: that they had. done all and even mon* tor him.than they had told him they would: that thej had sold this reme­ dy to hundreds of their cusfajne!- and had yet to find a case where it di i not do ali that was claimed for it. They further stated that many ot their eustom-,-!s b«' v been cured of long standirg diseases by the use of Dr. William's I’ink Fill*, acd that the sales of this remedy ’ vh re con­ stantly increasing. /Tkp proprietors of Dr. Wi!!iani - Pink Plhr state that «KS" .an innfalllng blood builder and nerve re<tvrer. curing all forms of weakness arising'from a wat­ ery condition of blood or s>haltt-rv<l nerves two fruitful causes of alm'»st even- Ll that fleoh Is heir to. The pi»n,*> a d<®‘* fie for the troubles peculiar to females, such as suppressions. all forms «>< weak­ ness. chronic constipation, bearing down palus> etc-- and in the case id nien will give speedy relief and effect a permandii rure in mH cases arising from im ntal worry overwork, or excess of whdiever nature. They are entirely harmless and «n J* given to weak and sickly children with the greatest good and without the slightest danger. Pink Pills are sold by all dealers or will be sent post paid on receipt of price. (59 rents a box or six b^e* 83.50— thev are never sold in bulk; of the 100) by addressing the Dr. Williams Medicine Companj. Scbenetfta<U• York., or Brockville. Ontario. Th.- price at which these pills are s<iM m-ikr* » course <>i treatment Inexpensive n- com­ pared with other remedies ueatmeut. SONGS BY THE POETS. Some One's Little DaaghterWhen mwnm scold* her little Or papa sUgar-plum.-* h» bbught Un She says with aauey emphasis: •Tn papa's little daughter When papa chides, or frowi.s a: For uaughyr ways wr have not tau She says, with sw^et coquettsh str “l*m matiura's little daughter. When papa and when mamr-a 1 Must scold, for wrong in whw» . caught her. ihe sot a tn brc::en i)c-r;-. • ‘•Ia!Dl-notx>dy>-^Uu£hur But when she’s sweet, and kind, am'And sees the good that !<*e ha» her. She says, with loving proxnptituc •I'm bote you'* little dsughtei • —Edward Oldham, to Oar LiUa A Short Voyag< Their was a sharp boy la Cohoet Ambitious to go on a croes: So he chuckled and laughs! While he built him s raughvu In a forest-I do not know whose When It waa ftnlshed. said 1»: ■•Now ITl paddle clear over the Bat he didn't go For along came his mar. Who paddled Aim over her oe —Harper • \our-e Tb© Bird and the ChildX wm paaalnr by the greenwood. And on the greenwood tree I beard a bird pour forth unseen Celestial melody. It seemed his little heart would burst With Joy divinely given; thought: •Tbo heaven of man 1 b*-' ’ I waa paaalni by the greenwood. And there upon the ground I saw a simple earth born child »pM of God till now.’ �VITAL TO MANHOOD. — Aflhlre or State Which Every, body Is Intaroste-J. M-iti^^^iho! MICHIGAN STATE NEWfl A CHEMIST’S DREAM. Easy to Take leuhd State. A Madman Takes an Outing. J. E.. Atwood, an insane man con­ M. Berthelot indulges in the rosiest fined in jail n t Kalamazoo, escaped -----------------------v the benefits which —----visions concerning S’lrcr r„ >od and keep from an officer while out walking and chemistry will heap upon the humuu after a lively chnne was captured ut race fo the course of another centurt is'’‘docd the system in Loboy-y?wndldateti for the ayitrW the I nlted states identical to Schoolcraft Atwood ran to the Kata-“o* two, says the NewYcrk Post In “"“taalton and legal tender qnaui, tartnaster Generalship. Perfect Order. mazoo river and swam acroea. He then ‘ address before the m inv.featuring , k- e th“ DniU’,i Statea ‘'oUBwmnndniv went to n£arm house and stole an ax, ■ chemists erf France Jdelivered recently j ” ’ — - —. ■ (Spacial Washimaon Letter.] known as greenl-oclcs. tfce.-,k™ Tliere is a bill pending before the this ““ “ter tin the senate SSto^the proceeded to the Lake Shore tracks . in Paris he said that he looked tocLem- ] matter ;.1rltton cuarontoe to refund it not cured, and flagged a passenger train and ; istry for deliverance fror.) present so I r ' ."'r-.-t i:«y<-dby asyat. WEST’S LIVER PILLS house committee oa military affair., FJf<.v-«cona ™-^,ud '* ,‘R-.ek HfailMche. BUlcnwness, Liver Qarnnlslm. " hil -: h ou-ries the meS ■ ' eonjjresa. Setiltor Dark boarded it. On nearing'Schoolcniftbe cial evils and for the pos. ibility of re- ■ <. >ni.u h. Dy«j»eprts and Caustlpatlon. began smashing the window* in the . alizing the socialists’ dre ims—that is. j of mWdto^T^n'ami ’ ™ • ' , .'.KXNTEE8 IMued only bj -a-'huq car and threatened to kill anyone who if a spiritual chemistTj* could be dis- I W r.ir. Sole Agent. Hastings. back nn exciting period _a ofUUl. SCuCOe book to an ; ‘ j,n n(Trvv«, s»* t , 15 T -----i' v **' n ‘ of our nu . ■ aa eitort "to induce the (.innal nr'i. „ £? W“ .tatroduded take a mortgt^e on an interfered with him. 'At Schoolcraft covered to change, human nature as I A specific for Kne n „ * " “**X "“* WOB wreroaudbfl e^«v‘u*ucnc an officer was called, and after a strug­ deeply as chemical scieme could mod­ by <onpr<-ssm.-ui Erdman, of IVnurvl- “rthquakc.' Headache gle the madmr.n was captured. Av- ify the giobe. Thia change, he de­ vauia, and is as follows: ‘ ' skillful wood is a traveling man and his home clared, will be greatly due to chemis­ Constipation, and • Wm::t8AB,on July S3, 1M1, the house “ ' TIME. Tr.BLt. । try utilizing the heat of the sun and interest is in Des Moines, la., Dyspepsia. ------*----- ■ the central heat of the globe. The Three ComjMuilc* Outlawed, | • latter can be obtained by shafts of Every dose Insurance Commissioner Giddings three thousand or four thousand me­ has refused to renew the Hcensq of the ters in depth, which modern engineers , Central Michigan Live Stock associa- are equal to the task of sinking. through the mob. at Baltimore and j tion of Detroit, ,and will ask fora re- The water down so deep will be hot m reached Washington on the 18th day of . I ceiver for the Fanners’ and Horsemen's aud able to keep all possible machinery • io se April last Tor the defense of the na1 Live Stock association of Ypsilanti. going. By natural distillation it will tbnal capital:’ Therefore. , This will effectually dispose of live furnish fluid free from microbes, and ; stock insurance in' Michigan. The be an unlimited source of chemical and ■•‘Do it enacted by the wnatc ami house ol representatives ot the t’nited States I ' commissioner has also refused a license electrical energy’. This could be ev­ j,to the American Monitor of Detroit,' erywhere developed, and thousands of ot America in congress assembled, that 1 astings ity ank the secretary of war be. and he is here­ an association purporting to do a fra’v ,,­ year® mlvM without any . notice Hastings, - - Mich. by. authorlreti and directed to procure , ternal insurance business. The license able diminut>-i. With such a source • is refused on the ground that the asso- of heat all chemical transformation n silver medal, with suitable devices $7 5,000.00 ciation 4assumes to do a business rot would be er- y. The‘pr°ducH°n of ali- C-A.T3IT-A.L to be presented to each of the several SURPLUS >12.000.00. । authorized by ti e insurance laws of nectary matter will be one conseoCleers and aoldiers. and the families ■ Michigan. . 1 quencc. This production is resolved in Incorporated under the laws of the State of of such as may be dead, of the five com­ Michigan. panies from Pennsylvania, viz.- The .. . principle, and has been for forty years, Michigan. Editor*' Gating Pottsville National Light infantry, the Open for business Dec.is,1M& The Michigan Press association's an­ by the syntheses of grease and oils. I’otlsvUlc Washtafrtoa artlllcrv, the officers: nual uuting this : ummer will be a trip That of hydratos of carbon is going on, Reading H ingold art Uteri-, the ‘Lewis-, •down the St. Lawrence to Quebec, and that cf nitrogenous substances is D. G. Eobinion, President; not far cC. Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. town Lopan guards and the Allentown thence to tha White Mountains, Port­ D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. Allen infantrj-, who were the first tn land, Old Orchard Beach and Boston. 1 When energy, can be obtained thus cheaply, f od can be made from carbon directors : . reach Washington city for Ito defense The start will be made from Detroit' on the 18tli day of April, i&n. W. H. Powers. D. W. Reynolds, July 17. and the trip will occupy ten taken from carbonic acid, hydrogen taken from water, and nitrogen from R R. Me«ser. D. G. Robinson, “Sec. 2. That the sum of five hundred days. Reduced rates have been se­ John Carveth. Chester siewser. dollars is hereby appropriated out of cured from the railroads and the total the .air. What work the vegetables any fnnds in the treasury, not other­ SENATOR HARRIS—"THE DEMOCRATS I,EFT expense of the trip will be but 833. have so far done science will soon be • able to do better, with far greater pro ­ wise appropriated, for the purpose of H ua the only Havings department Id Jr. Barry BECAUSE THEY EXPECT TO MISS NOTHING The literary and business sessions of fusion and independently of seasons or County and pays 4 per cent interest vu all time carrying the foregoing act into effect.” । OF VALUE.” the association, will be held at con-, deposits. , ' evil microbes or insects. There will Whether the bill can ever be enacted venient points along the route. , then be no passion to own land, beasts into a law or not nobody can tell; but while at the same time it pretends to need not be bred for slaughter, man it is a stimulus to the memory of many, be urged upon congress for purely pa-• „ in the vicinity 1 will be milder and more moral, and l>arA number of orchards and will convey a lesson in history to triotic purposes. There are a great: GOOD ADVICE. young readers. The civil war had just many schemes of this nature which of Charlotte were being stripped by ren regions may become preferable to "" worm Ls green fertile as habitable places, because begun. Tl»c national capital was have their inception, their development tbe canker wormi The to an inch and they will not be pestiferous from ages ~ threatened from the south. It seemed and. too often..their successful conclu- *in color, from one-half of manuring. The reign of chemistry Every patriotic i should give his impossilde that relief could come from sion. in the big marble building known a half long and about the size of n | needle. Millions of them attack an en-'' will beautify the planet. There will personal effort and intluri-.ee *o increase the north, because the city of Balti­ us the capitol of the United States. then be no need to disfigure it with the tire orchard, and iu a short space oi more obstructed the natural highway} the circulation of his home paper which, i time the foliage looks as though geometrical works of the agricultural­ with mobs and throngs of excited anil The Adjournment of Congress, teaches the'American policy 'of protec­ grime of factories Paris green ap- ist,. or with the . . and Everybody is anxious to know how I scotched from tire. excitable people. Just at this juncture tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect*: the yoing men from Pottsville. Read­ long congress will remain in session; ' plied in proper quantities through a chimneys. It will recover its verdure spray pump is a successful remedy foi an^ ^ora- The earth will be a vast in every way passible. After the home-, ing, Lewistown and Allentown mode and thcA* are various predictions and the pest. i pleasure garden and the human race paper is taken care of, why not sub-­ their waj- into Washington, as the ad­ speculations made by different indi-; ■ ——— J will live in peace and plenty. So we viduals, but none of them are based ■ vance guard of the hundreds.of tjlouscribe for the American Economist, : Health in Michigan. *! must look to chemistry, it appears, for ifiiAi vmy. AxeSs must signs! 1 — ----- -w--:kuoas»* sovu as they cau h- sands of blue-coated citizen soldier; upon.4pcts and reast ” - m. Senator Cock- j Fr^jn various portions of the state the millennium. published by the American Protective • veil. oFMlssouri. chairman of the comwho were yet to come. Immediately • uxsuxv. ummvouiu-iy ■ **• *v*»ovsa. •, viininnun of the com- . the reports of fifty-three observers for--------------------------ms wilPberun at the eouveiHcnv > ’ _• • Tariff League? One of its correspon­ :■ yarn-, who rest-rvethenulit lociixa*e following these Pennsylvania boys . CLAMS VS. CHICKENS. Hee On appropriations, told me to the week ending June 9 show that in-: dents sayf: “No true American can • f such trains without notice. came -'Halstead's -- - Horse” of Now Jer-' that the congress cannot adjourn ' termittent fever increased and pneu- H<nr the Chicago Man Got Even with the i'l wait at Woodbury for psssoiiprrs 1 get along [without it. I consider it the —j . s lattalion of dragoons afterwards f°ra month or six weeks after the tar-1 mpnia decreased iu area of prevalence, 1 mi i» 1. a- x • -sey. iff bill been passed. He said: "Our niu-t tx-xt thr depot at least s mis known us the First New Jersey cav-i car-; in oui has nasuepn “Our!1 Scarlet, fever was reported at forty I “Speaking of restauradts," said the greatest sfnd truest political teacher in r i-'tochwk It projieriy; otherwise It airy. "Then Then came the mas men from Massaliefore it the lanre large five nlsces. Mumb. .' committee now has before places, dinhtheria diphtheria at twentv-six. twenty-six.!' j^ew- York drummer with the Grecian the United States.” [urwarrt until next tnun. * . —Beu —Butler-, - -the --------------’ ’’ of * which •• • must typhoid fever ul eleven, coneumptiun eyebrows, "t hod a friend ia Sew York appropriation bills, all -chusetts under and Send postal card request for free W. 8. DKWlNG. Gen’! Mstnu:-r be passed in order that the expenses of in two hundred and twenty places and : ^h„ ! war was actually begun. a mint ot tooDey in Chicago ft T. Azt sample copy. Address Wilbur F.Wake­ L. 8SHGFANT. Hut’l. the government may be met We have smallpox at Bay City, Muskegon. Do-1 anybody dropped to his little man, General Secretary, 135 J3dJ the army, the navy, the agricultural, treit. Grand Rapids and Sturgis j trick," quotes the Detroit Free Press. A great deal of interest is manifested the diplomatic, the sundry civil, the St. New Y ark. . "De had a trick, eh?" asked one of Senator Stockbritigc'n W11L in the war department to-day and at7 Indian and the District of Columbia ap­ . The will of the late Senator Stock- j the smokers. all of the military posts throughout the ' propriation bills to consider in com­ “Why, yes; you might call it u trick, United States, in the selection of a sue- • mittee and to report to the senate. All bridge was admitted to probate at Kai-' I suppose. He built up such a local cesaor to (Quartermaster-General Batch- ,i of these bills involve the necessity for amazoo. One-third of the estate ol , reputation for green turtle soup that elder, who will be retired on account of I a great (bill of prudent and painstak- 8800.000 is given to Mrs. Stockbridge, I his place was fairly besieged night and " The Niagara Falls Route.' age In August next. -Under the law on ing work. so that it will be practically while the senator's other relatives are i day. He supplied as high os three army officer may b© retired at the age j impossible fiw congress to adjourn generously provided for. I thousand people a day with turtle soup. of sixty-two yeags; or. if it is desired, . wHhin four or six weeks after the tar1 It was an eastern man who finally gave kastward. |a.m.|p m |p.m.lp.m.|a.m. the president may withhold the ap-j iff bill is out of the way." Hastings................... fT-Ml I e 07|i2.»f a.» A 7-year-old daughter of Charles Red- : him away.” pointment of his successor for two j, Inasmuch the tariff bill _ is — not- witz “What was there to give away?” -------------------- as — ----- wit* uicu died ui of uiuusuciin diphtheria iu in *>**> Bay liiv City., I Jlx I 3 I S Stations. years more. TL a nrMMnfc The present annrt*irmn«squartermas- 1 Ute.ly to become a law before July, it maklng the second within a week. • “Oh. nothing much, only he had been Each person eats on the average ter general will be eligible* for retire­ may be anticipated that the congress The WBBTWAJID. were insured over l.Ow meals per year. To pro The lives lives of the the children children were insured making that sopp out of clams and r _ , ____ _______ perly flavor these would require ment as the 27th of August next and it will remain in session until the middle jor each. curry. When a mon blundered in who Hastings..nTT... say 17 cents worth of Diamond is probable that President Cleveland tif C. R. OSBORN; Lt>2*1 Agent. Hastings of August. । lodge of the Order of the Star oi had actually seen a green turtle with Crystal Salt. This Is a trifle great­ «0. W ; R uggles g . P ft T. A. fhieaco will immediately appoint his successor. er outlay than it the other kinds Bethlehem has been organized at his own eyes and knew what the taste were used, bat 5 cents would PecullarNIcA of Our Statesmen. Col. Tompkins, store keeper at New more than cover the difference, aa v .so much intense ocri- Tren£oD with thirty-five charter mein- of the soup w.us like the cheat was dis­ There- is not York. Is one of the officers senior in aud pay for the luxury of having covered :«pd his business was busted.” monv and earnestness on the part of j Lers. PARKER'S rank to CoL Batchelder who were “Yes. I heard of that case," said the the statesmen, concerning .the tariff ; Lhe new salt block at .Marine (ity is HAIR BALSAM passed «over by President Harrison and br«i:Utic« the hair. bill, a.* the render would ordinarily * well under way and it is expected Chicago beef-extract man, who had been an attentive listener. “ The soup ­ suppose. It fe not an uncommon thing • that the works will soon be in running man changed hifi business, I believe?" for senators io say very severe things • order. “He did." against each other on the floor of the j Leona Edmonds, aged 3 years, died “And list every dollar he had inside senate, and then go to the senate res-' in Bay City from the effects of swallow- of a year?’ ’ Instead of the other kinds. But the ’ important thing about It Is the finer Iler in­ taurant and take lunch together in al *ing a *brass button. — »» — life was «“I never heard that he did." wok Luap, IrfllCCTtlna. lUia. T»k« IntlnK.Weu. flavor your food will kava and the sured for 325. • most cordial, friendly and neighborly greater protection yottr health will “But he did. It was a friend of mine receive when you use tfte salt tbat’ Near Nestoria a forest fire burned who put him on to the spec that dished manner. One day recently when Sena­ NOTICE FOE HEAKtXG ULA1MA A«k your Grocer foi tor Chandler, of New Hampshire, was • over an area of 1 mile wide and 5 miles him." State of Michigan, Countv of'Barry-as. DIAMOND uiiVstal. If be bai Notice !*» hereby .given, that:by ar. order cf the not gotlt, write to ns. Ifyou make speaking, ho taunted the democratic . long, and the destruction to timber “What spec?" Probate Court for the County of Harry, made butter, investigate our Dairy Salt; senators with indifference to the great ■ was enormous. i “Shipping prairie chickens to the on the IJth day of June. A. D . six there's money In It, Address debate, because "whenever a republican • Sault canal traffic for May, 1894. far New York market. He bad twenty months front that date were allowed for credl- . Diamond Crystal Salt Co­ tors t»present their claim* scab st the estate senator arises to speak, the democats exceeded’ that of the same month a hunters out for three months and was of Sarah st. CLAIR. rucM. J. Moore, laic of sal 4 Connty. deall go out of the chamber, as though t year ago. The total tonnage was 1.420.­ all ready to ship eighteen carloads of cvasi’d. and pat *H creditors of <.*nl deceased required1 to present th*Jr i lxims to said fearing they might learn something.”4 500 tons against 900.000 tons a year ago. ' birds wheh a Chicago man put the New are Probate Court, at the Probate offle*. In the city Senator — Harris, ---------- of Tennessee, the! Uncle Sam will honor Monroe county Yorkers on.” of lUrtfnrv for examination and nllowanee.-on •r before theibth dav of Dc-efcmbtrnext, and that democratic tariff leader. Immediately [ |,v iocating his rifle range in the vicin- •; “On to what?" *ush claims will be heard before said Court, on arose and said: •‘The democratic sen-; Uv of Monroe, “On to the fact that every blamed Saturday, the 1Mb day of September and on Sat­ Tith day of December next.st ten ators have nearly all left the senate ' Sagoia. a lumbering village of 400 bird iu those eighteen ears was a durned urday the In the forenoon ol each of those days. chamber, because they expect to miss inhabitants, was wiped out by a forest old crow. He shouldn’t have done it. o’clock Dared. June 15th. Av D . IFfli. Chas. Wl ABMrtMXo. Judge of Probate. nothing of value while Use senator fire. for the New Yorkers would never hove from New Hampshire holds the floor." Forest-fires did great damage at Sid- known the difference, and it would NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. Half an hour later, Senator Chan­ naw, Rott, Rubicon, Marquette and have given us a fine show, to clean out Slate of Michigan. County ot Horry-wt. SENATOR DAVIS DISCUSSING EARTHQUAKE dler and Senator Harris were at lunch, Iron Mountain. At Sidnuw five build­ our crows; but he was jur.t that soft .\nth-s Is hereby given, ibat by mi order ot hearted." chatting and laughing cheerily, as ings were burned Bud a like number at tlfe Rrobnte Court for the County of Barry MORTGAGES. “Gentlemen," said the man with the made on tne 2Kh day of May. A. I). 1FM. Schoolboys on a Zrolic. These states­ Rubicon. six months from iliat dnle Were aiimred for credwhen the present quartermaster gen­ men are peculiar products of the The big flour and oat-meal mill of Grecian eyebrows, after a long period •tors to nrrfeut ' Mr claim* ng*in»t the estate eral waa appointed. Col. Tompkins -is genius of American citizenship. They of silence. “I am hot feeling particu­ of Hannah w Ku»-el|. late o! said county. one month younger than Gen. Batch­ seem to have dual natures, consisting W. L. Matthews, at Marlette, was larly well this morning and will go-back iircvxM-d. mid that al! creditor* of *ald deceased, burned, the loss being 840,000 with no tre required to present their claims toaald elder and is anxious to be appointed to of sense and nonsense. They do a into the drawing-room car and try and Probate Court, st ibe Frobate ofllct. tn the City insurance. of He<tln«*. for examiKatlrm a> «• allowance, on the position of brigadier and quarter­ great deal of superior legislative work, Miners on the Gogebic range have get a nap!" yr helore : the 28th d.o of November next,, master general, in order that he may but they arc sometimes as playful as m d that such • Inlms sill i-e heard before said demanded an increase in pay and may A Mkldle Courae. ernirt. on Tuv.-dia. ib-Mhday of Auguat be retired one month later with the kittens, in tlxcir remarks, observations strike. Three thousand men are af­ on WHhieaduv, the •-’S’h dav of November There wai a certain bishop of Amiens nnd rank and pay of that office. and witticisms. It is an education to next, at ten O'cioch in t’»e iuivu.kiii of each of fected. who was consulted by a Indy as to those days.-; . . The struggle for the position of sit ond listen to their oratory; and it Heffdley, Knapp «fc Co., one of the whether she might wear rouge. She Dated Xf.iX “Sth. A. I>. i^ quartermaster general among the older is a species of culture to associate with . Chas. W. Aa.vrmoxG. largest dry goods firms in Muskegon, had been with several -xlirecteurs, but Judge of Probate. officers of the army is becoming very them and observe their peculiarities gave chattel mortgages jo the amount some wore so severe and some so re­ intense, and all of the stories, quarrels, and eccentricities. They are all men laxed that she could not satisfy her scandals and disagreements of army of high moral character and nobility of 810,030.97. । tlOKTIUGE S VLB. . The next annual meeting of the life during the post twenty years are of purpose Ir life. They represent the Michigan Music Teachers’ association conscience, and therefore was come to ef u't having hern made in the cnndiMans monscigncur to decide for her. and o.fFao being revived. The aspirants for the best clemente of their several sover­ r.sln [tn-ti-riftgr execute t by Alonzo D. will be held st Flint on June 27, 23 would rest by his sentence. “I see. C* wi'loleraud ElHe L Un* wv'ader to Clark. One of His Experiences. military plum, which is fast ripening, eign states.___________ Smith D. Fry. Ihc I- Zi.tem«h .1 *v of June.’ UB2. and 29. madame.” said the good prelate, "what R tu» I. Fi r •hirly-vlRiit years CtipL Loud folioired have referred to the fact that CoL Michigan Nobles, of the Mystic the case is. Some of your casuists for­ , ',-4i l"°’t lhat time ad master of u ves- , Tompkins was at one time court-mar­ Queer Float In Ecuador. .‘*‘4 J'Pon retiring from the water was aphuuarea xod twelve aud 67-HJO Hollars. Notice Shrine, held a reunion atMarquette. bid rouge totally; others will permit Some yearn ago the state department L.1 '• (1 by the Secretary of the United States tialed; and. although he was acquitted K herebr glveu. Thai bv virtue of the power of a'i', ?urv 1? ••aperinteha thaaealiSerlca>i I of all charges brought against him. it at Washington received, through the A lake excursion in the afternoon was you to wear as much as you please. sale In said isoruragn. ’ shall foredove the same ; t *hkh position he held five years. He Mile st public auction to ihv highest- bid­ from Ecuador to the United followed by the initiation of a class ot Now, for my part, I love a medium in bya is stated that as Quartermaster exncrUfnce follows: « General minister _____________ at the north front door of the Court House,' all things, and therefore I permit you der, air:v<’ra*yea,» I had been troubled with “ , i_trrudre acainst States, specimens of a plant known as forty in the evening. In the City o! Hasting*, nn the flrst (lav n( BepSl)'?.'.d'h’l v<)u«ne8s and pain In the region Meigs always bore a grnage aga U-inlwr. IKM; at twelve o’etoek noon, of all that William Leverette Woodbridge passed to wear rouge on one cheek only. ” cundurango, found in the province of »’ . nln hrn't'. My Rwawwt -affliction was C qI Tompkins and kept him on waiting certain niece or parcel of land, altusied in Uta vox““ ,;- > es ..*4;it»MalwOBtlnjptmlt4ca Bny vox. xumpM* , “ --x-_r -------th® After the City of Hartings. County of Barry aud Mute of Lova. in Ecuador, to which marvelous away at his home in Detroit, where be . md sleep.' Having tseen orders for twelve years. Ready to Accommodate. Mftlilgan, described a* fol'ovn. vtx: Comm—< kS.';,"'?1*1" M<1 «1m» Having wen id ver Used I began using death of Gen. Meigs, CoL Tompkins qualities in curing cancer were as- had lived all his long life. K"’.;! n-medles advertised An exchange tells a story connected ln>! ar th* north east corner of the *outh west Julia* Clippert. of Detroit, i* the sue-j iibod. The phyrictomi to South Amer­ of section number e;ghi,tn township -----------------------------the assigned to duty and is now on the N H-nt -’ taking a Hinsll quantity with a strike on the North British rail­ •;nnrter three north ot ranjie eight west, run Hint- Uteoen ,4v‘ < F*«t that I was poaiica experimented on this eul»tanoe and oesafal candidate in the competitive nldng “the remedy con- active list of the army. His way, during which much difficulty was west on the eart and west quarter Ha* of said examination for Congres*man Aikeifs experienced in finding engineers to section eighty.aerai rods to the center of the wo““ *^Jur1' lieve that he will be appointed to the reported moot maryelone X^-r-aater generalship; but as a virtues are said tJ hare been dlscor- West Point appointment. । keep the necessary* trains running. One highway 'oow Michigan Avej tbes c;-.t on assured by ai-aig Hie center of said hlghsar u> '“Pyrfevriy hanntesB, I conttoMaurice B. Nagel, for a score of of the substitutes, a young fellow, ran line trf Lincoln Street on Daniel Htrii o—. Today matteT ■ of fact nobody knows but cnxl by accident An Indian had been 1 <Ar. >vtr:r..*,u}the.. Ueart* L'ure. suffering fearfully for a long time from years an extensive coffee and spies some distance past a station, and then, tlw to the vitla^a enow -citv.i of *' >rL\t?2 vFnVOUs|y •»¥ Dr- ■Ik*’ thence east on the north line of said L Grover. He»rt Ourejid internal cancer, and hia wife dealer in Detroit ent bis throat while putting back, ran as much too far the to the north and soath quarter Hue of I had ever ta«n. L V I m0,han anything ’■/ eminent phytUn. Rnn nod thence north <«n tmM qitarter to relieve him by shortening hia Ute by temporarily Insane. J1 other way. o The Nlcar»<u« Canal ScbenwHe was preparing to make M, , ‘ Ml «M VrandKO without benthe H-tro.Pi beginning. conUburc A number of Hila are Mon the sen­ poiMm. For this purpose she Ataboratory>i*to bee»tablished. at n third attempt when the station and gf ioo seres of land, the km— Judi.-iLj1“'"Z.JlreMnt Eotxl be»lth to the •Mmq.tydn.ble nmedle. ate and home of representatives to the S- enmiurango. making a deoocUon of Charlevoix by the Michigan Fish Corri- agent shouted, to the great amusement mort—fed pretnbes. the bark. To her aatonlahment the mission, assisted by Prof. Ward, of the ■ the passenger*: “Never mind, Tamfirst done eoemed to benefit the patient, UDiversity of Nebraska, to stud} .the 1 w5»b vou arol Well shift ton both houses of * number ceding eongntM tor beDefit-_, and by a continuance of thia habits of the whitefish. 1 qje stalkm.’ wai completely cured to a short timethe Xiouiu* Canal company0« '"tlw toolPj'iSS* “ ’“botite. or ■ 7T‘ r <’ WEST’S NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT- I one dollar «eh and « AVER’S CATHARTIC PILLS asiwMairfH * Effective C H B , IOOO Meals for Five Cents Diamond . Crystal Salt SAILED THE SEAS 38 YEARS. et*d-D’- Ila fei &I KHSEHlEEnEH �______ - .............. ..... Hastings Banner Thursday, June 21, ifelMARSHALL L.CQOK.kjfo'* 'Hjc ’HASTINGS, JC1CH., POSTOFFTC*. AUGVST 14. 1879. labor wd American laborer. flCffrived «* nearly 8900.000.000 wages. Instead of American capitalists pocketing the profits they would have gone Into English eoffers; instead of American laborers getting the pay the 8900.COO.000 wages would have gone to Europe. !' DIT.ORIAL NOTES At a meeting of several republican poli­ ticians In Detroit last week a Pingree move for Governor was made upon the political-checker board in the form of the “One Term Republican Club,” Jan organi­ sation having for Its.purpose tiib advance­ ment of the one-term idea for । Governor­ ship. There Is no question but what the one term .idee is a good one and sentiment In Its favor is growing, but there Is such a thing as being to rapid in adopting IL Let the people say whether they want to adopt iit or not, and not a few politicians. The The precedent has long been established In Michigan that “one good term deserves another,” and it should not be given up at the behest of a few, and -should be, con­ tinued until sentiment In favor cjf its being abolished is ripe. Aside from this there are especial.reasons why Gov. Rich should be re-nominated and re-elected by the rtpublican party. He has made an excellent .official aud mas conducted the affairs of hls-cffice In a most satisfactory manner. During his term ot office he unearthed Ithe election traude and pushed 4he prose­ cution of the case irrespective of .party or friends. In short he did his whole duty. Is the republican party prepared to throw a man overboard because he did his duty and did it fearlessly, conscientiously and completely? His republican enemies say, “he has made some powerful enemies in hto own party who will work for his defeat.” This may be true, but those who fight <Gov. Rich because he did his whole duty or because he was disappointed iu getting office should not be recognized by the party hereafter io any way. Neither is it any reason why he should not be re-nomi­ nated. If some other man wants to be nominat­ ed for Governor on the republican ticket, ■ ae should be made to bide his time tbe same as other good men have had to do, and not be allowed to buck good men off ttie track to please his aspirations. With due consideration for all tbe good deeds and kindly acts done by Mayor Pingree for the poor of Detroit, yet be hasn't a .nwnopoly of all goodness and intelligence and tbe party is under no oWigations to slight its duties to others to reward him. Tbe people recognize in John T. Rich an honest, capable intelligent exeeufihve. Me canyj from the ranks of ttiq people And to in dose touch with them. They will ask and insist upon hh re-aomlnation and the republican party will asake a great great mistake If it listens to the rentings <of a few political sore heads and “tunas him down.” . Let tbe republican party do Its duty by Gov. Rich and the one-term business will take care of itself. In 1880 we bought 124,468,287 pounds of wool for 823,090,064. In 1891 we paid out 85,200,000 less money, but got 2,290,­ 000 pounds more wool. In 1898 we got 44,500,000 pounds more wool than in 1880 from foreign countries, and paid for It 82,500,000 less money than Iu 1880. These facts can be seen from the follow­ ing table, which was issued this year by W. C. Ford, Chief of tbe Bureau of Statis­ tics. Xet Imports of Wool. Year. Pounds. Value. 1822.. 1,715,690 387,312 1880.. 631.641 92,172 1860.. 9,818.212 819,880 1860.. . 18,695,294 1,690,880 1860.. 25,367,042 5,144,994 1870.. 47.528,146 6,581.129 1860.. . 144,483,917 23.090,064 1800.. 102,142,818 14,707.610 1891.. 126,665,525 17,870.112 1892.. 145,663,089 19,284,577 1898.. 168,215,201 20.548,710 Our receipts of wool from Europe never .exceeded 50,000,000 pounds in any one year up to 1879, but since then it has varied from nearly 80,000,000 pounds in 1880 to nearly 108,000.000 In 1896. Be­ sides this great amount is to be added the .great amount of wool imported from South American countries, which swelled our total imports of wool in 1898 to 168.115,901.pounds. Before 1670 the wages paid to American laborers In the steel rail man u factare, were to high as.compared with those paid English laborers, that It was impoeelble to compete with the British iron makers in that ling. In 1890 .only 80,000 tons of steel rails were made, but In that year Congress plaaedo duty-of S88 per ton on all steel rails andjiugot*. Results were surprising. From waking 30,000 tons in 1870 we made 1.384.877 tans in 1888. In tbe 14 years from 1877 to 1890 inclusive we manufactured 10.703,11* tons of steel rails besides 5.590,990 ton* of steel ingots, tbe average cost of which was about 830 tl, 115,000,099. Suppose that we allow one-fifth, or 30 per cent of it for profit which to probably much larger thaa the actual profits. This would leave about •900,000,000 paid to labor In 14 year*. Received the Follrkwluj; Letter Philadelphia, June It, 1894. Dear Sir.— We have yourt ot the 9th Instant W« have been selling Michigan X unwashed at 13 cents and washed at 19 cents, and are closely sold out a* these prices. Our commission on uuwashed is cents per pound. How much . wool have you? If Congress puts wool on the free list and there is no change in the London market, washed Michigan will be worth 13 cents per pound, unwashed 10 cents, but if Congress adjourns leaving the McKinley law stand, X Michigan unwashed will be worth 19 cents and washed will be worth 23 cents, as it was before the McKinley law was assailed. Very truly yours.. Justice Baseman & Co. —Charlotte Tribune. * that water to froaen to-quite an extentThis, however, is sn uneomrooa occurancr. and tbe queer actions of the elements this year have struck this state as wel. as many others It has tong been a noted fact that one can travel in any direction for a distance of ten miles and find uu enflrely different climate from that which they left. Tons many parte of tbe state are very cold and dry, while others are warm and damp or the reverse. It was my privilege a short time ago to visit the Southern part of the state, that section of California noted for its roses and manges. As one passes through one of those immense groves, strewn with such tempting oranges,, they welcome the hearty invitation “Help yourself*.* The orange, lemon nud olive tntlto'Xre the most exten­ sively cultivated in that part al tbe state. 1 should like to apeak more fully of the unrivalled climate, the productions and resources of that country, centrally located iu which Is the beautiful elty of Los Angeles, but space forbid*. Perhaps a few words of Interest might be written concerning the Mid-Winter Fair at San Franclscn. The grounds are cosily located in Golden Gate Park about three miles from the city, and are accessable by three car lines. As you near the grounds the beautiful electric tower meets your gaze, and upon a second — - — id and third look may 9een* PreP*°ki0Ter theffrwnxta the Firth wheel which k” , ______ . . »»b» from the place of the famous Ferris w heelwbfcbon* Mi !<** f'>r for<> miles out on As you enter the grounds you are soon broeght to the Main court, around which tbe briny dsop. Tbe other tretnrrt ot tbe fair are tbe Me clustered, very tastily ^ “aln well-known vendors and concessions which ^Ai'tSbead of tbe court stands the make the Midway sneh a noUy plare. There are many County boltdlbxs which fcdAinlstration Building, with ite pretty contain line exhibits. The seenle railway, decorations, and In front of which plays a FlrU> wheel and bicycle arena afford pleas­ beautiful fountain, the design .being » ure to those who seek IL ’4f>-<jr and ills gold beds. As to the general exhibit. It resemble, At the opposite end of this court the Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Build­ very much the Chicago Fair and though It U not nearly as extensive. It affords one ing and in froqt of it to located the famons electric fountain, which of itself draws much Information aud pleasure. June «tb. IBM. O. B. Vax Hons. thousands to the fair. Centrally located on Arroyo Grende. either side of the court may be fouud Urn . At Machinery Hall and Agricultural and Horticultural Building, while at the centre of the court stands the great electric tower extending Into space over 800 feet By Sprinkling season from May 1st to Nov. paying the necessary “two bite” one may 1st daily 0 to 8 a. m., and 6 to 8 p. m., for travel this distance in tbe elevator. At the private families. AU others special. first landing. 100 feet from tbe base, may By order Water Com. I be found a restaurent catering to the wants JIbeokrteJy Pure A cream of tarter baking poW(it. Highest of all in leavening staiSk -Latest United States' ment Food Report Royal Baking Powi>f.x Co CASH OR TRADE . -------- FOR-------- THE LITTLE BRICK GROCERY. Should you want trade you will always find our stock fresh and new—our prices low as the lowest, Dry Goods, It Is not wholly twhat the democrats have done In Congress that/'tjas\made times what they are, because ltbey iiavn’t Boots and Shoes, i: ' Hats, Caps, done anything—only to break their pledges and draw their salaries. At both of these they seem to be adepts- Anter««a4nr Letter from tbe GaUen State. Dear Editor:— As has been so often said “seeing Is knowing” so it to with regard <to spending a season In California. It has been my good fortune to pass •several mouths in this state, abounding .with such race freaks of nature and such gorgeous seewery. It is truly said that “one has ever before their vision a varied panorama of beautiful sights”. There is hardly a day bat .the anxious and observing stranger may, find some unexpected or un­ looked for sight or experience which at once reminds htos that be is in the cos­ mopolitan state of California. Coming as I did. in the month of Sep­ tember I was here to witness the first rain storm of the winter, and how perceptibly one distinguishes between the two seasons. It was nearly a month after my arrival, before tbe winter season was ushered iu by a severe rain storm, and during that month not one day was there to be found clouds- in tbe sky and tbe atmosphere was of a fresh Invigorating character. Such are tbe days of the “dry season” and can it be a matter of wonder that one notices the great difference in the seasons? With winter comes the rain, cloudy days and foggy mornings and evenings. Tbe mountains and hills throw off their brown coverings and in a short time the green grass and vegitatlon presents itself, to the great benefit and enjoyment of tne count­ less numbers of stock grazing thereon. Hence the rain storms are gladly wel­ comed, for apon them depends the suc­ cess of the crops and products {or the year; and this is more forcibly the case In die elevated portions of the state. It will be remembered that California is composed.cumparatlvely speaking, of short mountain ranges and valleys of necessarily varied lengths and widths. Tbe people of both regions depend upon sufficient rain­ fall during the winter to carry them through the dry season, and it is from this fact that California to threatened with a severe drought this present year. The rain-fall has been far below tbe usual amount, and already tbe hills and pastures are dried. However a drenching rain a few weeks since saved many fields ot grain which would otherwise have been a complete failure. Tbe method of irrigation in the valleys has been to far perfected that they will suffer but little, but sympathy is aroused in behalf of the stock, which has already commenced to suffer on the hills. When one realizes that many individuals possess and pasture from fifty to one hundred beads of horses, as many cattle and perhaps twice as many bogs, while others can eonnt their sheep by tbe thous­ ands, it is not strange that horses can be had now for tbe mere keeping, and many have reeled to tbe ground under the effect of a leaden bullet. After suffering from the great financial disturbances prevailing for many months iu our country, California is feebly pre­ pared for a drought and yet it to a record­ ed fact reflecting great credit on tbe history of the state, that this to their first drought etnoe the notable year of *77 which surpassed by far tlie present year. One can hardly realize while they are enjoying the vegitatlon, various fruits and warm days, that their friends are in tbe midst of a severe winter and suffering such cold aa a Dative Californian has never Clothing, Notions and Looks decidedly like fusion again this year. Voters who have convictions of their own will have to see their political beliefs disjointed, fused, confused.- diffus­ ed, all on on account of a few wire puli- CALIFORNIA . • W all St., N. y Butter and Eggs In an able argument before the Senate last week Senator Sherman, of Ohio, said that patting wool on the free list “was the culminating atrod(ty of the Wilson bill.* He appealed to the democrats to put aside polltic* and withhold th to destructive blow to this great industry. The sheep raising aud wool .growing industry was common. In a greater or less extent, to every state and territory. .It was certain, he said, that tbe United-States could not in the production of wool with Argentine republic and other countries where sheep raising was the principal In­ dustry. Unless some government aid was given the fanners of the United States they must abandon the field. IThe Democratic and Peoples Party Caunty Conventions are both called for ■iteaame day and the same hour in this city, though In different | buildings. Straaue, aint it? JPbHiter' Furnishing Goods. E. Y. HOGLE Trade Had In-Summer PARIS GREEN Clothes These torrid London Parpie, Days. ^Slog Shot Better see us Some time For Spraying Fruit Trees, etc. In July GOODYEAR Before The Modern Druaolst, IS HEADQUARTERS. Stocks are Remember that Wall Paper Broken. is Cheaper than ever We’re on the lookout for the wants of all sized men and make a special point on Sum­ mer Underwear for fat men. Fat men sizes are from 34 to 50—the .very beet suite $2.00. Yet $1.00 buys good ones. For all men— Summer Per­ cale soft and stiff bosom Neg­ lige Shirts—at prices to your liking. ’ Summer Coats in Black and Blue Serges, Alpaca, Mohairs and light stuffs. fl.00to|5.00. Seer Sucker and Sateens—40 to 90 cents. Vests to match accordingly. White Duck and Fancy Percale Vesta—$2.50 down to 75 cents. Case after case of of Straw Hate arrive—and leave us on the heads of buyers. Better values than ours are hardly possible—and your money back if anything’s misrepre­ sented. Mr. Glenn W. Greeaneld (formerly or Hod- Ms; asir11 ”pi— «• Out of town folks served as though here. Write particulars—You’ll like our way. This Season. W. tl.qOObYEdR CONDEMNED MURDERER Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few momenta between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he wa s ask­ ed ifhe would like to say anything. ‘Yes" he replied, “I would like the make a few remarks about the Wilson Bill.” We submit that it was not natural for a man under those circumstances to talk upon such a subject. It was not expected. So you would not expect us to talk of anything but We oet our Paris Green . direct From the Manufacturer and are offering a Strictly pure article. We dont handle the cheap grades, who wants them? Lard on Pure and Clean as melted Lard and if you prefer, we have the lower priced oils. Croquet Sets Hammocks E. S. FIERCE, W. J. &L.L Holloway GtoUler fmlster. flatter. (Sign of the Elephant.) • L ader th. Tower Clock." Q1AMU RKFlbS. riKH. Blo Store on the Corner. HASTINGS, MICH. FURNITURE It’s our business, we’re interested in it. ’ and can’t help talking about it If you want any Bed Room Suites, Dressers, Elegant Book Cases or Furniture of any kind just give me a call. My complete stock and low prices will please you. I can show you the nicest thing in the line of Baby Carriages you ever saw if you will only give me the opportunity. A. McCoy. �Hastings Banner "^Thursday, June ai. 1894. w, i>. COOK. Loen Editor. times $ke hard QO6US 4KE CHEAP. I . ; .' ‘.11X10114 to sell. If you ' need WALL PAPER Window Shades, Paints, Oils Patent Medicines, or annhhnr in my line, give me’ a < liance. I will save yon money. Diul-s. FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. ■ CIRCULATION • This week, 82 quires. It la reported that Johnson. who PERSONAL MSNT’On token by Stetxle, tor a crocodile near Middleville, recently, and ,kul, ‘j It ri-tvon ape it Sunday with hit was fractured and one side paralyzed w«. father at Union City. worse Tuesday and that a ductor had to Fred Wole,,it, (1I j,!!, » be called. His lutpruwruent bad led the hi town Monday auu Tuesday. physicians to hope for bl. recovery soon. III-. Eva It:!., was In Grand Itepltte*> It you bare that dull "tired feeling;” tew day. the p««t wwk. If-youPre gloom, despondent, dlscourag"••'•InHeatl.ufK.latuanM aa, m the «l;1f yoo r«l the excess of care and— city Tuesday (,n busing. mother-in-law—take courage. Cheer up “r. cud Mr.. C. W. Young. Allegan, be bright anal smile again. You certainly will have to Ir you listen to Alba Haywood ■r* in the c?iy 1ora *.hort visit. ■J1*"12Woodland, Is the guest JuneSOtb, at the opera house. °i Mrs. Geo. Tinkler this Wv^k. . We are indebted to Prof. H. B. Andrus, Kreil Allen, or Sagi,„w, vloltwzl friend, for a program of the Commeucetueni ex­ and relative. In tlm eUy this week. ercises or the Nashville schools, on June Fml 1'Mlllps lefl TllrM,y raornlnK t0 28th nt the Opera House. Clsss Dsy exer­ go to work In the Wool Boot factory at cises ue on June 2Tth. Hon. Washing­ ton Gardner will deliver tbe address on Ml»« Myrllr B. Upton I, enlertalulnic Commenoenaeut Day. The class numbers her slater, »<|„ Union ,rom tb fifteen. Mich. A very nice gstne of balhwas played st Sira. J«,|„ Dzvlz, N||w_ b v| the fair ground Saturday between the her parenn Mr. znd Mra David EevleKalamazoo High School team and tbe Has­ theimer. tings nine, tbe score standing IB to " In Mrs. ha Dickinson and Nettle Ucnderfavor of Hastings at the end of the ninth •hott went to Charlotte this week for a inning. Hastings has some excellent short vWt players aud certainly ought to produce a Cyril Otlgaby relumed to Chicago Satteam that needn’t take* the back seat for Orday. Mr., Grig.by will r, u,,|n hrre r„r the best amateur teams In tbe state. acme Um.- longer. The Otsego papers sphpk Iu glowing _ Miss Hatlie Uidcbklss, of Aurora. 111., terms of the address ot Mrs. R. A. Bailey, nr t».u . x. . ------- • ,n City Saturday and will of this city, at the great Maccabees picnic m kc nn extended visit £। "Mt "Mrc. Belle, den/fed lh “ ' dHz7“ Dandij Riding. FcrMon in Every qoobYE/m IHFLEHENT5. New Western Walking. -------- GIVES--------- SATISFACTION - 4° Triltl- “ whh iw «<.') n words — j mirthful. 1 vuuwiw inuune. wltli her well ohA«. chosen and Mrs. Tinkler, of Hutinxk Is speudlog *' autecdotes. She is a bright, scholarly few days with her daughter, Mrs. C. C. lady, very pleasant and agreeable to meet, and presented many valuable truths re- Deane.—Way laud Glnbe. gxrdlns the nuesUuns ot fraternal Insur-! Mrs- Chatlra Brown and children, ot I Chicano, arrived here laat week lo spend > .,, K . Ith' aumtner wllh Mr. Katim. Hereafter, changes for advertisements | After submitting desitrns end prices In; , „ , , must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to competition with others, A. Black A Son L, , " Insure insertion in the Issue ot the week were given the contract for fnnUahlng an ! when brought. i excellent monument for Ferel Otis, of w L , 21“ i.nyk out for Alba Haywood June 29th. Kutland. the «r„e to be of Barre granlre । *“*- '* * see tte.-e white silk mitts at 50c at Miss CORN CULTIVATORS and about 10 feet high. sunnounttd with a I beautifully draped urn. The various deal-i 01 *" Wh,Ch K'V' r‘ EVERT TIME. *"‘1 A Square Deal ---------*---------------- N. Sutherland, ot Morgan has sold his Don’t sweat but get some ice cool milk era met at the store of Mr. Otte at farm tn W. H. Myers the Jefferson street Shultz, submitted designs and prices, and harness maker. Mr. Sutherland Intends tn ••hake at Coy's. Fine cream confectionary at Coy’s Inj^ie *bove Thls rtrn- a,!* tnake l,’te city his future home. Hendershott block. > . got a big job in Grand Rapids last week, j Found—A K. ot r. charm al my resldfor tbe David Young estate, getting tbe i j । cnee. Thiuk II belongs to some Deltoii You can get pure lee cream at Coy’s. h>b In competition with prices from Grand Knight Owner can have the same by call­ Nice meals served there also. j Rapids, Adrian, and other dealers. This Born, to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Williams, speaks volmnes for the energy,push,work­ ing at the Banner office and paying for this notice. p. r. Karns. Friday, June $th, an 8 lb. girl. man ship ard prices made by this firm. Take a few days vacation and take in Call on Christatas for the latest styles Our readers sbouldftremember that cards the races Joly Srd, 4th. and 5th. Many •in photos. He guarantees satisfaction. of thanks, long obituaries, and revolutions flyers are being registered every day for Everyone ksows Alba Haywood. He’s are not printed unless paid for. If we these races and a good, time is assured. .going to be at tfr.e Opera bouse June 29th. did not do this the paper would become Everything will be conducted fairly and Ikin’! be foaled by any windy argu­ filled with such notices to tbe exclusion of honorably as tbe gentlemen Interested are ments, but bay shoes at the Bankrupt good newsy reading matter. We suppos­ all men ot honor. store. ed thte was thoroughly understood but of We acknowledge the reaeipt, of a pro­ Painting, piper hanging and hard wood late we have had an overflow of cards of finishing. Inquire of W. 8, Nelson, 118 thanks with tbe request “please print *nd gram for the Centreville High School West State SL oblige," and it Is for tbe benefit of each Commencement exercises, to be held June Sind. Tbe elass is composed nf five young Wind stoom of shoes struck town to- that we repeat the above. As a gewera! ladies, owe of them being Miss Josie ■diy. Childs shoes lOe at the* Bankrupt thing we prefer not tn print them as they Whipple, formerly of thia city, whose efesay are\wt usually of Interest to bbt relatives store. Saturday only, . f and friends of the deeeased. If our read­ (son ••Seteemes”. See our prices for Saturdav. Special ers coaid only know the very large wumDon’t foeget to go »o J. Forbes, the prices for that day oirty. ber of these that we are asked to print tailor, for your suite, and to get your Bankrupt Smre. each week they certainly would be sur­ clothes repaired or cut over. He Is locat­ • We have » full line*of gauze underwear prised. ed over J. S. Goodyear’s store in tbe office for ladles aud children, very* cheap. At the close of tbe ball game Satusday formerly occupied by Dr. J. C. Andrus. Miss Feighnesl “Lady" Baldwin, better known as plain He can please you and will do work at No iire roods frntnKJrand Rapids in our Charlie, gave a little exhibition of pitch­ satisfactory prices. stock. We sell all fresh goods at the low­ ing as it was done la Che days of the “Big The use of Mr. John BeMtner’s honse est prices. Bankrupt Stork. Four," when he was really the King of has been kindiv offered to tbe ladles of The balance of our stock !of hate will be ball twirlers. The Httle leather coveetd the Episcopal Society for to-morrow after­ closrd out at prires which will be sure to sphere was made te curve in and out, up noon. and those attending the Alnmnl sell.them. Miss Fhjcmnek. and down: it went fast and It went stow banquet wiM lay aside their wraps here, WeciR furnish duplicates from Heath’s and all with apparently the same effort. and an Informal reception held, before old negatives on short notice. ” The exhibition showed that Charlie hadn’t going to the Parish House. J. H. Christmas. completely forgotten his cunning yet. He Even Vanderbilts must realize toe Don’t fotjjrt the races July 3rd, -4th, and thinks that bls left arm has gained Ito ou­ fact that we are going to have some big 5th. No better will ever be seen to Barry tline strength and that be will again be crowds here at tbe races July Srd, 4th anil County—for a long time to come at least. able to play ball with his old time vigor 5tb. as they have given a rate of one fare Thin- threshing engines and one separa­ and effectiveness. He left for Grand Rap­ fnr round trip from ail pointe to Has­ tor for sale'very cheap at Hastings Engine Ids Tuesday and will probably play with tings. This Is a very generous off»*r aod <k Iron Workl Also belts, tanka, hose that team tbe remainder of the year if his oae which ought to be taken advantage of arm bolds out. Atiil. by all. A distressing accident which resulted Iu The services ot the Guitar and Mando­ Fanners you are cordially Invited to go lin Club are in demand these days, The tbe sadden death of Jas. Harrington, of to Phillips A Erbs. They will give you boys 'furoteh excellent music and their Hope, sad the serious injury of a cunple the bigbest market price for produce and prl&l arc very reasonable too. of fellow workmen, happened at the barn- will sell you tbe best groceries that money Phis is jdst the time for you to go to ralslug of Henry Forbes at his barn In can buy. They will look to your wants Mesdaines-Sitabee's and Busby’s and get ■ North Barry. In raising a bent It toppled promptly and satisfactorily. All that they fine dish ot tee cream. Saturday evening over falling on Mr. Harrington crushing ask is for you to give them a chance. they win serve loe cream and straw ber- his skull, killing him Instantly, breaking Their goods and prices will do the rest. Sanford CMtterdon’s leg and badly brnisI riet - ' l ’ Ing John Waters, It te reported that In Mrs. Minnie Greble has an orange tree raising tbe bent there was not sufficient smiles these da,a. No, It Isn't on account y<ti full bloom. The fragrant blossoms and help and that It was pushed too far for­ of a small male. It’s *11 on account of the glossy foliage are very beautiful, and ward and Its falling could not be stopped. large mall Whfclr he la getting every day nwch admired, especially by those who bringing entries for July 3rd, .th, and Mr. Harrington was 45 years ot age, a have never seen one before. SUi. Jim says the raeee thia year will poor man. and leaves a wife and seven Road Commissioners can find 8____ Inch small children to fight the battles < Ufe ecl I pee anything ever seen here before. The Bridge Plank at our yard iu Hastings. alone, which fiact makes the accident ail gists, offered In purses are bringing many Joe entrtea and great sport can be looked Other people can find anything they want the more deplorable. for. One fare oo all the rail roads will in the line of lumber and shingles. Saturday a telegram came to Sheriff Mc- also enable many to come who would not Bentley, Tomlinson and rider. KevlU from Detroit announcing tbpt he otherwise. Come to Haitinga and enjoy Ot coarsa you know that Alba Haywood ooold have Jimmy Mortimer, the noted youraeH. l» going to be at the opera house tbe 29th crook and sate blower, If be would go to The beautiful and Impressive M emorial of this month. Make arrangement* to Detroit after him. Not being wall him­ hewbiiM. He is too well known in Has­ services ot the Kolghts of I’ylhias and self he sent Deputy Burgesa. Arriving at - flhgs to need an introduction. MaeeatMW took place Sunday afternoon. Detroit however be found that the case Remember that you can still get the1 against Mortimer bad been continued and eMb order holding IU exercises separate­ ly An excellent address tor the former Banner and Detroit Tribune, the two for Detroit officiate would not let him go. It $1.00 per year or the Banner and New Is said that Mortimer has been Identified order was made by Her. W. W. Taylor In the Episcopal church, while Mr. R. F. ^ork Tribune at tbe same prlee. Take ' by Conductor Kelsey as tbe man who got advantage of the offer before it te too late. on the midnight train at Vermontville tbe Smiley of Flint, performed a like aerrlce for the Maccabees at the opera bouse. The acts of a certain hoodlum gang. uteb| of the Nashville bank robbery. It From the choreh and opera honae tbe bro­ *hould be most severely punished IS per­• Is also said that be has been Identified by mitted in. While di a recent rampage they tbe Battle Creek blacksmith as tbe man thers marchod to tbe KIveraMe cemetery, tore up Ed. Powers^stone steps, set some’ who had some drills sharpened tbe night where they teatlBed to the sac red memory In which they held their deceased brothers Mrante going st fall blast, and did of the robbery. Also that It has been by laying beautiful wreaths of Sowers up­ «her lawless acts. found where be spent over $100 in gold on their gravesAfter these services Chas. McQueen, of Thornapple came to tbe next day after tbe bank safe were performed Hon. F. T. Coigrove de­ this city this morning wltn two large loads broken into. Mortimer te a dangerous livered sn eloquent address for the K. r. s o'wool. In 1865 he sold tbe same num­ man, a man with many pais of a like and M. L- Cook for tbe Maccabees. Both and tbe closest watch would_ have lodges were largely represented sod the ber ot pounds u be sold this morning and -stamp, ----- -- -------------------€ot$32oo for IL This morning* be re- to be kept of him while confined in o«r ceremonies were Impressive. ceived the princely itun of $400. 1*11 we Is what we give to. every customer. sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really walking advertisement for a ARE our house. Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what I we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ ment clear through. HERE Every Everyone who buys oncer comes again, and invites his friends to pome too. We are selling our goods as low as they" can be sold anywhere. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have knocked prices down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY We are not here for a day, nor for reliable. '' a month. I. W. H. SPENCE. We are here to / / / goods. show goods. show It is fun to We never tire of showing goods. It’s our business to show goods. Don’t be afraid of troubling our clerks, they like, to handle such goods as ours. We . like to see shoppers come in who ’ X. j make us pull down lots of x. goods and who don’t buy until they find what > X. K. QRflNT they want, �The man stared long and earueutly her in his armsat the girl before he replied For a moment she __ “You are wrong- The man who has but the next her eyes fell <» caused all this trouble h Tom Roy- ly Iron tar which layon the lauce." she snatched it up »nd held It 60,00 “Well, we shall see. I say t^at I have the evidence that will clear him threateningly. “The Great Daily of Michigan. “Stand bacKt” ahe cried. ___ even from suspicion." ‘ • \nd Reuben Gorringe quailed tafore “Evidence!" cried Gorringe, “what the dangerous light which dashed It has stood the test of evidence have you? If. as y°W from her eyes, and for. a moment h«»public opinion for ti years, Savannah Morbyn is mad, how will she itated. Thofa he darted forward, and be believed?” progressing and growing in strength year by year, admired by publisher, with u quick movement wrested the “Mad!" cried Mary, looking at him bar from the girl's hand and toaood it and all people fer ita fearless, manly atbtode on all public questions, and very suspiciously. “1 did not say slie to tbe other end of the room. for its intrinsic merit as a great newspaper. was mad. Do you think she is?" Then he turned end faced her, and "You said so—eh? Oh, well, I thought stretched out his hands to take her to you did," answered Gorringe. with con­ heart ___ fusion, which did a<?t escape his com­ his But she drew back as danntleasly as panion’s notice. “Well, it's the same THE EVENING NEWS, a CENT* PER COPT. thing if she has some disreputable ever. CHAPTER xxvn. "secret.” I 3 MONTH* NV MAIL DETROIT. “I dM not say even that it was dis­ ••TOV SHALL SOT UVF. TO BXLOXO TO ANOTHZB MAX.” Aguada* in erury village, town and city tn tbe State of Michigan. reputable," answered Mary. "But you FoT a moment he made no attempt seem to hare thought she was mad. to go near her. Did you?" "Why do you madden me in this way, “How on earth should I know? I Mary?" he asked. “Am I so hateful to know nothing about her and her se ­ self. "Savannah is mad. and probably you that,when I seek thus to be alone she is Lucy Howell. But how is that cret But I say I should not accept her with you, your only feeling is loathing? to help us, supposing she will not eviderfee in Tom’s favor against the Is it so unpardonable a crime that my other evidence." speak?" By Arthur W. Marchmont, B. A. “It’s not for yob to say what evi­ love should urge me to bring you here? Then it flashed upon her that this All my wrong is that I love yow" “Mlier Boadley’a Secret,” “MMeltau confirmation of Gibeon Prawle’a story dence may be given," answered Mary, “Love! 'What can you know of love, “You are not the judge. was also a proof that he had been mak­ warmly. when you seek to force it with an iron ing inquiries; aud that she had What i have now found out will make padlock? Love trusts and does not wronged him in supposing he had been Tom’s innocence clear no matter what threaten. You know nothing of love.** merely wasting the time In order that other evidence may be given." “Do you mean that you do not mind [to as ooxnxvxD.] “Take care! Take care! lou may Tom might get convicted. This brought about a fresh revulsion the evidence I have to give?” go too far,” she cried, stretching out “1 mean that we shall prove that her hand and threatening Mary. of feeling. If Gibeon was really Specimen Caaea. “There is a limit to my patience, and anxious to get Tom acquitted, it seemed Tom was not in the mill—was -not any­ S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wls., wm if you go too far I won’t answer formy- perfectly clear that he himself could where near it when the deed was troubled with neuralgia anji rheumatism, not be the murderer, since, as he him­ done," answered Mary. his stomach wm disordered, bls lifer wm “You set me at defiances then?" Mary returned her fierce, burning, self had said, he would have been a “Set yon at defiance? What can you affected to an alarming degree, appetite threatening glances with steady, un­ fool to interfere and run the risk of fell away, and he was terribly reduced In mean? How strange you are. You flinching gnze, watching every move­ drawing attention and suspicion to said before that nothing would please flesh ami strength. Three bottles of ment the other made. himself. Electric Bitters cured him. Next day she caught sight of Savan­ you more than that Tom’s Innocence “Y’ou will not frighten me," she Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III., had said, quietly. ‘T tell you again that nah walking in the direction of the should be proved and that I should be ( a running sore on his leg of eight years’ if the reason you give for your strange mill. She was not at her locns, how­ happy with him.” standing. Used three bottles of Electric and guilty silence is what you really ever, and when Reuben Gorringe came “I am not altogether well," he said, Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s think, you are a mad woman. Tbe to speak to her during the afternoon ‘T’nr worried, too, a bit. You are Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and proper place for anyone who takes Mary asked him whether*hc had seen quite wrong about Savannah. I know well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had pleasure in the death of a fellow­ Savannah. that she is quite respectable and. is to five large fever sores on his leg. doctors creature is the place from which Lucy “I have not," said Gorringe. “She be trusted,".continued Gorringe, dog­ said he was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Howell escaped—a lunatic asylum." gedly. sent word this morning that she could In an instant the other reeled as if not come to work to-day. She is not “And I am sure she is not," returned Salve cured l}lm entirely. Sold by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist. under the force of a violent blow. Then very regular now. What 'J want to ! with as much emphasis. "Now, she recovered herself and, glaring say is that Mr. Charnley wants to see I. wherever can Mr. Charnley- be? He hiivi. tronA I run Vint stav. Whatvengefully at Mary, with a storm of you In the office now. There is some- ■ mnsf. must have gone. I cannot stay. WhatA Hotuffhold Trea»nre. passion disfiguring her handsome face: thing fresh about Mr. Coode’s death. I • ever it is he wants to say must wait till “You she-devil, what do you mean?" think it is good news." D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie. N. Y., !* the morning." ~ ‘ ” The words came from between her Mr. Charnley was tbe new proprie-. | She got up from her chair and walked says that he always keep* Dr. Kings New Discovery hi the House and his family has clenched teeth, and. rushing suddenly tor—Mr. Coode’s nephew and heir. ’ ■ I towards the door. aud swiftly upon Mary, she seized her go, Mary, '“I shall have finished this cut in a * “Don’t ~ - ” said Gorringe, always found tbe very best results follow by the throat, as though to strangle few minutes,” she said, pointing to ; standing in front of the door. “Don't its use; that he would not be without it, it procurable. G. A. Dykeman, Druggist, her, shaking her violently in the fierce one of her looms, “and will coms go. TIt* ‘isn’t often 1 get * the “chan<xw>f “ * Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr. Klug’s New frenzy of furious wrath that possessed then." having you to myself. Stay awhile . Discovery Is undoubtedly the beat cough her1. Mary followed in about a quarter of here." He spoke with gentle per­ remedy; that be has used it In bis family an hour, but Mr. Charnley was not in suasion. for eight years, and it has never failed to CHAPTER XXVL "This is no time for yielding to feel­ do all that is claimed for It. Why not try the office. “He has had to go out," said Gor­ ings of friendship," replied Mary. a remedy so Jong tried and tested. Triai ’ ' The struggle between the two girls ringe, “and will not be back for an “There is work to be done—serious bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug was short and sharp. Mary was like a hour or two. a He was sorry, but said and Important work." Store. Large size 50c aud 31.00. child in Savannah's grasp, and having It must keep until he came back," and “But Mr. Charnley will be disap­ been caught unawares had not even with tliat Mary went back to her pointed. Stay a little longer. It is such power to call out. After a single effort looms. a pleasure for me to have you alone, she ceased to resist, and concentrated The beat salve in the world for cuts, She waited anxiously, expecting a all to myself; to look at you, to feel all her power to prevent herself from summons to the office, but none eame; you are close by me. to know you trust bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, terer yielding to fear and from losing her and when the day’s work ended Mr. me.” sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, presence of mind. “I cannot let you talk tome like that corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ Charnley had not returned. Savannah's flood of passion ebbed “I am surprised." said Gorringe. again, Mr. Gorringe. I am Tom Boy­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It almost as suddenly os it had risen. “He wm so positive and said he must lance’s promised wife." Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Her hands relaxed their hold, and, let­ tell you to-night, as it was important “Bat Tom is not free yet, lass. He or money refunded. Price 25 cents per ting the other slip from her grasp, she I should think he will be sure to find has to think about getting away from box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the hid her face and burst into a storm of some way of telling you. He may call this charge before *he thinks of a prom­ druggist. tears. ised wife." During a heavy storm which visited at your cottage." Mary felt instinctively that was just “But I shall free him. Let me go, Bangor Sunday night, two men and a wo­ But no message came until it was the critical moment, in which the great­ growing dark, and then Reuben Gor­ please.” man were badly hurt by lightning. est tact was necessary if she was to ringe came himuelf with a letter from “I cannot let you go like thia,” he Some people are constantly troubled hope to accomplish the object of her the mill owner asking Mary to go to said, his voioe trembling. with pimples and bolls, especially about visit; and she waited in silence for Sa­ the mill at once, as the writer had good “What do you mean?” she cried, a the face and neck. The best remedy is vannah to speak. shadow of fear for the first time cross­ a thorough course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and important Dews to telL Impulsively the latter dashed the The girl was in a flutter of excite­ ing her thoughts. which expells all humors through the pro­ tears from her eyes, and turned to She was alone with him in a great per channels, and so makes the skin be­ ment and went at once. When they reached the mill Gorringe closed and building, in a room shut away in the come soft, healthy and fair. “Why do you come here to try me locked the yard gates behind them, and very heart of the mill, where not even like this? Why do you say such things did the same with the large heavy . sound «,cid possibly roach the X to provoke me and drive me out of all doors which led in to the factory itself. self Into Clinton River Sunday evening, self-restraint? Gp away. If you are Then he led the way through the now I , *„ I‘ mean that I cannot lei you- o - , but timely arrival convinced him that he go hurt I am sorry; but anyone would gloomy and deserted building to the I frorn --------me - w.i.k„a . (Ud without---------------an answer to not thewant to dle jMl jpt flare up at being called such things. office. questions 1 have been unking you for You brought it on yourself. Go away." Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a universal beautl“Where is Mr. Charnley?” asked some days. If I consent not to give “Will you not say what you know Mary, stopping on the threshold when the evidence will you promise not to fler. Harmless, effective and agreeable. It has taken high rank among toilet arti­ about Tom, Savannah?" asked Mary. she saw the office was empty and the see Tom again?" • cles. This preparation causes thin and “1 am sorry, very sorry I angered you. gas turned down. “No, certainly not—a thousand times weak hair to become abundant, strong and But if yon will but speak what you “He must have gone out for a mo­ no! If you will give the evidence you healthy, and restores to gray hair its orig­ know, we can forget all this." ment. Never mind, he’ll be here di­ must give it; though be sure it is evi­ inal'color. ‘ Savannah cast a quick, furtive, rectly," said Gorringe, leading the way dence, and not such rubbish as you Ground was broken Monday morning at suspicious look at Mary, which the in. “Sit down." made up at Tom’s cottage." Lansing for the erection of a church at latter affected not to see. "Made up at Tom’s cottage! I don’t “Was he here when you left to come Logan and Hillsdale streets by the ML “I cannot, I cannot!" she exclaimed, to me?" she asked. understand you." Zion Baptist Church Society." '{flgqygq wringing her hands and wiping again. “I mean when you mistook red paint “Certainly he waa. Don’t worry “You do not know—you cannot know. youwself;" and having turned up the for blood, and a broken piece of iron To restore gray hair to Its natural color I cannot." gns he took a position between the girl with which he was making an experi­ as in youth, cause it to grow abundant and strong, there is no better preparation than “You cannot: Why not? Who’s to and the door, leaning against the walk ment for a dangerous weapon." prevent you? It is only the truth that “Is there any fresh news, Mafry?" he Without a word he turned to the Hall’s Hair Ren ewer. I want you to tell," said Mary, aston­ asked, in as indifferent a tone as he safe, and took aut the packet she had Roy McLees, aged 6. was caught under ished at her answer. brought to him before. When be saw a rolling log while playing In one of tbe could assume. “You know that I am “I have told the truth. Tom was bound to speak at the next hearing. I what she had done he held it out in mill yards of Flint, Monday, and received not with me. 11 never saw him that cannot put it off any longer. Have you front of him, looking from it to the Injuries that will probably prove fatal. night. I did not T did not I did found out anything?" girl and back again. not” She repeated the words rapidly, “I seeavhat you have done," he said, “I have found out everything," an­ and shook her head like a child the swered Mary. in a hard, firm tone. “This is your while. ’ “How do you mean everything?" work to cheat me. You will repent it," “Yes. you did," returned Mary, asked Gorringe, sharply. he said, deliberately. calmly. “And what is more, it .will be "You have cheated yourself,” she an­ “I know who murdered Mr. Coode— proved that you were together; and if or at any rate I know who broke into swered. “But I have given you my an­ yon persist in swearing what is not the mill on the night of his murder,” swer. I will go." true you will be put in prison yourself. ’’ answered the girl. He was silent for a lengthy pause as “Have you not had warning enough?" if in thought Then heTooked up and “Who was that?" Shortly before 6 o’clock Saturday arterSavannah said, angrily. “Do you “Gibeon Prawle. It was he who was spoke: want me to do you a real mischief? in the mill that night" hJ11 ,,K1 wloii stonn “You have mistrusted me and tried nZ ®°~l“' ,?,u':.h "V wh«‘ of tbe faraGo, before I do it I won’t be forced “What!" exclaimed Gorringe, excit­ to trick me. You have succeeded in to speak by you or anyone. Go away," edly. “No, it can’t be; you’re mis­ that; but you have made my task er. near there has been greatly dimagcd. and she pushed back the chair on taken," he added after a moment in a easier than I thought to find it, Mary. V”*’, Ce,,*r Sprlnrs. Mich, which she sat as if making ready for a quieter manner. I also have cheated yon. It was I who says, as a harmless quieting remedy. 1 fresh attack. “No, I am not mistaken. He knows wrote the note in Mr. Charnley’s name *" "’ual ,o Adlrenda Mary's heart sank then. • • -by to get you here alone in the mill with when my baby is fretful." that I know it" Sold W. “I have tried to be your friend, Sa­ “But it’s impossible. It must be im­ me. I also have succeeded. I have H. Goodyear. vannah. and you won't let me," she possible,” said Gorringe. brought you here to tell you that you 3*° & McColltster of Detroit said, resolutely. “It is not my fault if “Why impossible for Gibeon if pos­ must be my wife. You are in my power the baccalaureate before tbe you drive me to other steps. The story sible for Tom? How can that be?" u,e Pl>taout” t gb here; and if you will not be mine, then “Eh? Oh, I mean all the other things the consequences will be on your own school Sunday night innocence, and tell it you shall, if it prove that it was Tom. They all point head." has to be dragged from you. I know to one conclusion.” He spoke with deep earnestness and your secret, and, if you will not speak "Then they are all wrong, as I said concentrated passion, made more unwithout my using it, then I warn you they were from the first" preoaive by his calm manner. She I shill use it. I will give you till to­ “How are you going to prove that stepped back a couple of paces and morrow night to make your decision." Tom wasn^t in the mill, then?" then faced him, her features white and When «hc waa a Chikl, abe cried for Cassorta. Savannah sprang to her feet . “By Savannah’s evidence," answered full of determination. “Go!" she cried. “You dare to Mary, confidently. “I h^re found out “Do you mean that you have lured threaten me? If you want to leave a means of making her speak the me here with a lie in order to try and this room alive go at once, or I’ll truth." force me to be your wife?" twist my fingers round 5'our throat "I have brought you here to tell you “The deuce yon have!" said Gor­ ' ringe, hastily. “You’ve not been idle." of my love, Mary," he said. Kjaioney, a youngTaimyra “Love!” she cried, with ineffable Then with a slight laugh, as of annoy­ “ Love! Why. you are the ance or admiration: “What have vou Monctar, for forrinoe hu _ ...____ * a note for 3100. w The Evening News, __ a- . A FULL-GROWN A\AN. Stands Head and Shoulders Above all Others. THE OLD MILL MYSTERY 5ANTACLAU5.W BKMBE irt THE BEST, PUREST 3M05T ECONOMICAL MID KVMfWHOK * 1KWA1MCWM. 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ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $ 1.00, CASH IN ADVANCE Address’ll! orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. �TjTpNGS Banner WAIT POR THE OPENING OF THE -- fhursday. June ar, J894. K. COOK. Loc»l Editor. business cards. ■rial Artists. -• of Lunu's Tailor Shop. •t :-.nir cuts. Our shares us a trial Term# reawjn* GREAT $15,000 FIRE SALE OF— auctioneer. .. . - - Mich , j!uk to have an auction Have had iMge experience - f.lsfartlnn. Terms reason- I’M.METIEK. J- M. SMITH. }.< • J-1 OX A ND REAL ESTATE . SATURDAY, JUKE 23,1894, ME,IITON * SMITH _•specialty. Woodland, Mich Conv CO]XkrA<ET>TCTJXrca- AT 9 A. TLdC In the Large Storeroom in the Bailey Block, Main Street For The Red Sign. .; ■ uLLKCTIONOFFICE. , < promptly attended to. Loyal E. Kuappen. E"A a? <’. Denison. . J l’EN & DENISON. awveRs. amounted to 887.000. was one of the ljest\eleR^ Sue Houses of Boston, were partly burnt out by the great fire. The stock which ’settlement the Insurance ComnniiM t't<?cks eyer made. There was about *15.000 worth not damaged by fire, and to effect a speedy ' rne insurance Companies ordered the entire balance of stock to be shipped to this city to fee sold at once foi less than toe on the dollar. Blds. M. D.. and Surgeon. . Mich. • :<1. d day or nleht Of- M. Here are Prices fox* 1tills Great SaLLe: — i-nu-y at law, Hastings. Mich. i courts of the state. Col­ , attended to. U — —_ _ _ . _ Men’s Shoes' worth S i-5o. ; 1.75, 2.25, 2.50, 2.65, “ “ 300, 4.00, __ MEN’S SHOES i detail and attended, to. \EK. M. D.. Physician and Surgeon, ■ ■ Mleb. . .. ;:L r>: r. one block east of depot. 1 , A m 1. V A. A < . Ji BARBER H , * phj ?:-.--an> aud Surgeons. c in city <>r ^unty responded to with tippir1*. <lay or night. A silEl.li”>. (I Real Estate Office. .X*. Hastings. il Estate Real Estate ieneral conveyancing. ; Abstract Books, comcan (urplsh complete . r. BROOKS. Clerk; £1 M r<WLEIi,U.t>. S. pm I. .Prtfii ", si Ladies’Shoes. worth “ “ “ LADIES’ SHOES Goodyear’s 7i -..... ............ T. CPLGROVE, Attorney at Law Smith & Colgrove.) •? in Colon block, Hastings.) .».he courts of the state.- ' * v w -■ . __ _ Boys’ Shoes, north “ “ “ i “ “ T~ _ <=»■' ■; CHILDREN S SHOES . . . $2.00, Fire Cut Price.............................. ............ 90c Pair 2.50, “ “ .............................. ......................;. .$1.20 3.00, “ *• ............................. .................................... 1-50, 3.50,. '• ............................ ................................ . '-9<3 5.00, “ “ ............................... .................................... 2.20 $2.00, Fire cut price...................... 2.50, “ “ ............................... 3-0°, “ f‘ ........ . .................. 3.50, •• .......... ........... .. 5.00, “ “ ............................. ................... 98c Pair ..................................... $1.20 . n ii ..................................... J-47 ■ << • .................... 1-75 >1 ............................... .. 2.20 $1.25, <1.50, $175, Fire Cut Price............................ • “ ............................. 1.50. 1.75, 2.00, >25, 1.50. 1-75. “ “ .................... ••••■• 1.90, 2.25, . “ *• ............................ 1-75. “ “ ........................ -75. .90, I.OO, •60, .75, “ “ ............................. .50. .40, .50, “ “ ................ .................................... 9OC a Pair .......... $I.IO • n ........ ............................ 75c .............................. *... 1.00 it ■ ................... 60c ................... 31c << .................................... 12c $1.50, 2.00, 2-35, 2.75, 3-oo, $1.75, 2.25, 2-75. 3.00, 4.00, Ladies’ Fine Slippers, worth 75c, 90c, $1.00, Fire Cut Price..;...................................................... 50c a Pair “ Oxford Ties, “ $1.00, Si.25, Si.50, Fire Cut Price.......! 70c “ Carpet Slippers, iSc a pair, worth 40c. Shoe Polish, 3c a Bottle, worth 15c. In fact everything in the Shoe line next to given away. SLIPPERS REMEMBER lor 40 cents You Gan Buy Wliai Olliers Charge $1.00 t Fire Sale will open Saturday, June 23, at 9 a. m., in the Large Storeroom in the Bailey Block, Mam street. E. REXA>TON. Attorney at Law, t ktodvear & Co.’s store.) Pnr.ic< rourtsof the State. Collection* ’{QdtBgtO. prot M. BRANIGAN, Manager. A !’,. TIMMEIAIAN. Hommpathlc Phy­ -. • an and Surgeon. • • ' OCk’eover Lathrop’s druir store.) F . OCAL' NEWS. ; • CIRCULATION • This week, P. S. Look 82 quires. Hcreaft r. changes for advertisements must react i.> nfiioe Tuesdays at latest to brought r.n. and other humors of the blood ir-liu ■. to • <>;t in the warm weather, r.-even’ itby ttik’n,' Hood's Sarsaparilla. Twenty thousand tight hundred pounds ot Ueol loaded into one car last week at Ciauwttp. - Cai-. Van Buren aud Berrien counties app’e orchards are being devasted by the carity worin^. which have been troubling some Barry Cetmly orchards, ^anticipation day. Aug. 1, will be cele­ brated with gnat pomp by the colored peep" ot Kaismazoo. Hon. Frederick Dutyaw will u- the principal speaker. poles in accordance with the above bld. Carried. Ayes—Busby, flicks. Huffman, Osborn, Tinkler. Welssert and Waters. Nays—none. Moved by Aid.'Osborn that the Record­ er be Instructed to write Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., in regard to numbering of Fire Alarm boxes. Carried. "Ayes—all. Aid. Bennett took his seat. Moved by Aid. Hicks that the Recorder be Instructed to find out No. of ft. short on hose bought, cost of returning same to Revere Rubber Co, and deduct same from Ain’t of bill and send same to Co. Car­ ried.. „ „ A ves—Bennett, Busby. Hicks, Huffman, Tinkler. Welssert and Waters. Navs—none. Moved by Aid. Welssert that the dog ordinance shall come Into effect on June 25th, 1894. Carried. , . « Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Osborn. Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. •Nays—none. Moved by Aid. Hicks to proceed to elect city Att'y. Carried. Ayes—all. Aid. Hicks. Huffman appointed tellers. Result of 1st ballot—Chas. Bauer 5, W. O. Lowden. 3. Moved by Aid. Osborn that Chas. Bauer lx* declared elected. Carried. Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Osborn. Tinkler, Welssert and tiers. N«v,—none, „ Moved by Aid. Hicks that tbe office ot constable ot ,th ward be declared vacant. Common C. uncil met in adjourned ses­ sion Friday -evening. June 15th, Mayor Ayes—Bennett. Busby, Hicks. Huffman, Grtuiel pnoldini. • ’-all Aid. Buaby, Hicks, O»bom. Tinkler. Welssert and Waters. Nays— none. •HuffKiaj)kOM...ii.and Welssert. Moved by Aid. Osborn to proceed to Aleent at n.ii call Aid. Bennett, Tink­ elect constable to «11 vacancy. CanH. ler satf Result of 1st ballot Mack Stebbins S. Mib; ig of June 1st aud 5th Moved by Aid. Hoffman that M. S. Stebbins be declared eleetdd constable to A’■ a;sd Waters took their fill vacancy in itb.ward. Carried. Ayes—Benuetl; Busby. HlckSjHuffman, To die IL and Common Council Oslrarn. Tinkler. Welssert and Waters. ......... ...j sn'Hastings. The unth-rjik-iml respectfully petitions Constable bond of M. S. Stebbtos wlfli foar iwr..n .. >, „»y to f|x t|ie ^rade for a W. H. Stebbins. Oeo. Millard, as »“re,i“ sale-walk tu bi> placed on the east side of in tbe sum of ssoo.oo “J Cnir I, stnvt ■•jrjHttsije his lot situate on Moved by Aid. Welssert that the bond the 5<mth t.t>: comer of :Walnut and Im- accented and approved. Carried. vnan-h streets in said City of Hastings, Ayea-Bennett, Buaby, Hleks. Huffman, aw sugge.-t IM said grade be fixed and Osborn. Tinkler, Welssert and W aters. WwWisJied it. such manner as will be in proper bmlonnky with tbe legally estabM* v’ed byDAld. Hicks that the Boardof »«wd grace of the adjacent streets. Health be Instructed to allow SO «M pools am your petitioner also respectfully to be put In. In the business portion of the that a •mitable cross-walk be pro- elty and to notify Mr. Kurtz to discontinue '‘JW for and nmwtructed across Walnut tbe use of one In rear ot n»at market. -iia,tlbep<>in1"1 *»‘t«reeefllon with said Murrfby AldSH*cks that the digram ”n‘l hereby agree to contribute sum of u n dollars, if. a proper cement presented to council regarding grade on is laid, at said crossing. And Broadway be referred to city Atty. petitioner will ever pray, etc., etc. i James A. Sweezey. Ayw-Bennett, Hicks. Huffman. Tlnkat ul” ** Ald- Welssert that tbe petition on ’m’A Sw‘*z«’I I* ree’d and placed le Naya^Bwhy. O»born and Welssert. Ajes-all. The following accounts audited:— Aid. Hicks that the petltiopi J. W. Babcock, repairs.................... » .75 an 8w*«*y be left to Aid. of .50 «flw>rd. Carrled Will Mohler. Isnleni.. ■ ‘Ita£r£ttsby’ Huffman, Osborn, Am. Road Machine Co.. 1 Am. 8.00 edge v,"*’ Wei»«rt and Waters. 1.45 Am. Ex. Co., express 7.40 Huffman Bros- hardware 1.50 25 h D°le8 follows: George Garber, labor jo ft.’ 2 *Q- *1 top end 8L10. C. Welssert. freight »ft ?‘u at t0P «tid 81.85. Goodyear Bros.. Uy sod labor.... 1.50 >0 fL 7 }“• at l°P end S1.90. B. Wolcott, labor. ---------Uf, ’ - ‘n. at top end 81.70. 8. Wilcox.. ’ * in. at top end 82.20. 2.10 E. Holbrook 106.00 Boxed u J’ 8* Haki’ER & Co. pump rp». 4^ Aid. WdtMrt that tbe Fire be authorised to purchase . follow lug named personiVm. Beadle 4X days 2nd ward . . zla day 4th ward I day Srd ward<: Louie Beadle and team fl days 2nd Etl. Shay and team 0 days 2nd ward Geo. Hagidoru aud team- 4 days 2nd ward • ■ • Mike Custer 5:* days 2nd ward... Wm. Tennyck 6 days 2nd ward.. James Shay and team 13< days 4th ward 9 hours Srd ward’w James Wooten and team lh" days 4th ward 9 hours 3rd ward Henry Smith 1 d«y and 9 hours 4th ward X day 3rd ward Fred Loveland 1 day and 9 hours 4 th ward X day Srd ward Scid Wiley X day 4th ward Mike Prosser IX d»rs 4th ward.. 9 hours 3rd ward............................... Stephen Barnes 9 hours 4th ward. X day Srd ward- - • • • • • • Dated. Hastings. June 15th 1894. Wm. H. Beadle, tytreet Commissioner. James Shea and team, cleaning /. streets, 6 hours, 30 cents per ' hour.................................. Alfred Fisher, cleaning streets, o iron re. 15 cents per hour George Boorum. work on sewer. 2 hours.............................. Ed. Barlow, dreying. .f- • • v George Burgman, burying a dog. Henry Jones, draying• Lute Bennet, lowering man hole on sewer. 8 hours. 30 cents per hour Robert Rogers, work on sewer i boure. 30 cents per hour Al Warner, »X h«urs labor’ ’ ” M Maynard 5X hours labor. John Mead 5X bourn labor. W. Bronson, 5X b°urs lftbor E Holbrook. 7 hours labor.. F. Harris, 9X hours labor.. G. Burgman, 4 hours labor.. Tdm Doyle.. Dell Newton. Litt Robinson J. L. Custer Chas. Pickle F. L. Wood. Lee Gibhart Wm. Miller. Chas- Baker F. Lewis. • • F. Bennett C. Radford. M. Prosser. F. Radford. W. Holes... JSSiMW. Jr- » moBlhs p,r ; Jesse Darling. 0 months nay fi reman 1.00 Jesse Downs, 6 mouths pay fireman... ........... 2.00 F. M. Soule, fl months pay fireman.. .^ IS. 00 C. F. Grace, fl months pay fire18.00 man J. L. Maus, 0 months pay Secy.. 12.00 J. L. Maus, 0 months pay fireman. 8.25 Ed. Schumann. 0 months pay fireman 9.00 Scid Tinkler 4.50 R. Green.... 2.70 E. Goldsmith 1’. Petty.... 4.50 F. Newton... 2.70 R. Bell Ed. Holbrook, Sec’y 9.85 B. Hilton W. Montgomery... E. McMurry 1.85 W. McKevItt, steward .75 Jas. Donovan.. ... Ed. Shea.. 2.25 I B. Bishop. 1.35 1 F. Abbey “* 1.35 D. Donahue. .75 Jay Garrison.. Fines to be drawn in favor of Secretary Mike MePbnrlln. dr. to 1 dny work'Brd ward.................. Dr. to 5 days work let ward 1.80 '.‘.00 .90 JohrfMulten. dr. to 3 daysChours 1st ward .30 Dr. to 3 days 3rd ward 1.00 .25 John Slattery, dr. to 1 day want - • Dr. to 2 days 1st ward 2.40 1.80 .83 .83 .88 .83 1.05 .38 .60 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 7.50 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5 00 2.0^ 2.09 ed by adding two new sections thereto to 5.00 stand as sections eleven (11) Mid twelve (12) of sold ordinance. 5.00 Pound Master*. 5.00 500 5. OU 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 7.50 5.00 5.00 7.50 7.50 5.00 3.34 1.68 2.52 3.34 Means impure blood, and overwork or too much strain on brain amt body. The only way to cure h to feed the nerves on pure olood. Thousands of people certify that the best blood purifier, tbe best nerve tonic and strength builder is Hood’s Sarsanariila. What n has done for oth­ □It shall be the duty of the pound mas­ ers It 'vtll do for you—Hoou's Cures. ters of said city to take up and impound Hood’s Pills cures constipation by restoring any dog, male or female, found running peristaltic-of the alimentary canal. at large in the city of Hastings not having 81OO Reward $100, collar around its neck with metallic plate The readers of this (taper will be pleased to or tag aforesaid attached thereto, ’ and if that there Is at leant one dreaded disease said dog shall not be redemmed as herein­ learn that science has been able to cure In all Its after provided within four daj s after such stages, aud tied is catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh dog shall have been impounded it shall be Cure Is the only podUve cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu­ the duty of the pound master to slay. or. tional disease, requires a constltut.onal treat­ cause to be slain, the same but It is here­ ment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally by provided that any such dog so Impound­ acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur­ ot the system, thereby destroying the ed may be redeemed or taken from said faces foundation ot the disease, and giving the pa­ pound upon exhibiting 11 said pound mas­ tient strength by building up the constitution, ter a receipt of the City Recorder showing and assisting nature in doing Its work. The have so mueh faith In Its curative that the license in this ordinance Imposed proprietors pbwert. that they otter Offer One Hundred has been paid for sAid dog and the pay­ 1 tollars for any case that tt fails to cure. Hen • ment to said pound master of a pound fee fur list of testimonials. Address F. J. Cheney & Oo., Toledo, O of one (1) dollar and the further sum of ig_ Sold by Dnigglsts. 75c. twenty-five (S3) cents per day for each and every day such dog shall have been impounded. Pound Fees. 1.50 7.50 9.00 10.80 3.00 13.80 3rd 1.50 3.00 . 450 Clarence Bauer, dr. to 2 days Srd < ward 8, Moved bf Aid. Waters Hurt the accts. be allowed and orders drawn In respective I tends for same. Motion prevailed. Ayes—Bonnett. Busby. Hleks. Huffman, Osliorn. Tinkler. Welssert and U aters1 Nays—none Moved by Aid. WelMCTt that the aeeounU of SUUlfer and Oaboni be allowed "lAree-Sennelt, Busby. Hicks, Huffman. Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. Moved by Aid. Hicks that the St Com. be autborUed to llx crossing at cor. ot Creek and Thorn SU. and same to be paid for from General Highway fund. aVcs—Bennett Busby. Hicks. Huffman. Osborn. Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. oXntoor Aid. Welseert council ad­ , c n E.n.,T G. un/wiK Holbrook, journed. Recorder. 1.50 WlIluraTenerek, 3 months W Cleranre'seauett. 4 montb^W Franks^. ’ ’mMtb» P») flre^ S. C.'awley. 6 moutb, P«y flrc" .tflinSrt****1"- 9 months p,)- FredcnwWr. 6 xn°ntb» p«y ««• Gran'tUwte. ’ rawtb. P»T 0^ Ordinances. Ai> ordinance to amend an entitled ’’An ordinance relative to the II3.S3 cen.i«ot dop-and r««nlatln, U»^ronninff nt lance andXthe slaying of dogs, »<1(U“ 5.00 adopted May Mb. A D-. ISM. «O «tlOt» •U““1 “ “S 5.00 Los eleven (11) and twelve (13) ot said 2.50 5.00 "'sJeta'l. The Common Council ot the ritv of Hastings ordains that the oral5.00 SVse enUUed "An ordinance relative te the liceuulng of dog® and re<u la’> °F?*n 5.00 running at large and the 5.00 Section 13. The pound master of said citj’ is hereby authorized to collect the fees provided tor in section eleven (11) of thia ordinance and shall pay to tlie Treas­ urer of said city on the la^t day of each month nil moneys collected orrecelved by him under thia ordinance. Geo. H. Tinkled. Chairman Ordinance Com. Moved by Aid. Tinkler thRt the above be Rdoped'and printed. Carried. Ayes—Bennett Busby. Huffman, born. Tinkler, Wietaert and Waters. Fl NF 1 A Sister to Him. They walked and rode and dallied The whole long summer through. They disagreed, then rallied. And soon were friends anew. He called her Nell, and she him Ted, And they were jolly chums, they said. AT THE- CITY BAKERY. They spent long days in boating, And fishing near the short. And oft their skiff went floating Midst Uly pods. Nell wore The drooping blossoms, dewy white. Tucked in her silver belt at night. Sometimes fair Nellie flirted With other happy men. And candidly Ted blurted; •T’ni dead love with Jen." And each In each confided when Affairs were waxing tame again. ADIR0NDA ■bmmb TRADB MARK Wheeler's • And then Ted left for college One day In early fall, ' To gain msturer knowledge Of cricket and football; Out on tbe porch he stooped and kissed hen Do not be shocked. Nell was his sister. —Merritt Keene, In N. V. Sun, My Sats 18 borne from college, Es slick ezoeklnbe, An'.knows about er hundred times He wean er standin’ collar. An* necktie solid while. An’ ski them ’rsiety german* Wt» “simply out o’ sight" La, he ain’t half ex bashful Ex all his brothers wuz. Like witty Re’s bound the ladder IGE GRbflM. GONFEGTIONS. SOFT DRINKS. bmmw R^liire Nerve —POSITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Lpllopsu. Bleepleuness and all deranaement« of the Nervous System. 33Jk.ZBXZIfil Purely VegataWe. guareuted free from opiates, 100 full size doses, 5Oc. M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller as (Mich.) Savtega Bank, says be too much In favor ot Heart and Nerve Cure. �1 -The swan Snug,” Vlnnle nearc. i ansuiees <»f the Barry townsJto. “Cume Buy F.uwrra, Minnie j »blp Sabbath School Association there lie will t»rin Hasting* Division for Pte-Ming Program For tbe Cloaing Meet­ the Wnstilugton Conclave. ing. Remember that we are still sending taaiiirduv tn? weTfthun’ news wm receiv­ The closing inerting for the j ear <•/ lit Banner and Detroit Tribune, the Womens’ Club was held at the Episcopal ed that Capu A. D. Niskern would return . papers for >1.00 per year. Also wun«. Parish House. Friday afternoon. It was to Uile city and drill his old Division. lluMinga No. IP. tor Hie biennial conclave with New York Tribune. Subscribe now. <>b<rrn*d by a special program. The mem- which will be held in Washington D. C.. ten "t th? Chautauqua Circle. HhakesThe council proceeding-*. county l«eare aud Whittier Clubs were present and Iwif innlnc Augu»< 27tli. As was announc­ ed la-t week 4S Divisions from all over new* and local news will I* found ou <mr n few invited friends of the club mem­ ber*. ’ • Hie country will *>■ present and take part Inside local page. Always look at our In­ After the customary business had been In the drill, among them being many side pages. Y.iu will always find inter­ dispatched, the regular program was taken whom Halting- hM »*■* 1,1 e,‘ntr4t b»>forr. lip. each number bring announced by the KMtomo birfeh.ii which waa a very close eating reading there. president with an appropriate quotation. . eebond In the drill at Cincinnati, where Rev. W. W. Trfylor Is receiving many The opening number was a piano duet Hastings won find prize, nnd on account merited compliments for the very able ad- by Mis. James A. Sweezey and Carrie M. of which Kokomo regtetertkV kick against _ _ — Uteir ex­ integrity that uu \lress that be made to the Knight* of Py­ Goodyear. The address ot the president, the Judges’ ___ Mrs. Hannah M. Barlow, followed and pulsion from th? order for a tithe, has en­ thian. at tin* Memorial services Sunday nf- was very entertaining and Interesting; tered the contest, together with other ternoon. 11 is address was characb rized containing a brief resume of the history ot crack Divisions. CapL Nhkein has led Hastings to vic­ by Its broad, generous views and by Ils the various literary chibs In the city, and two different National contests firedom from narrowness and bigotry. t be object and work the Womens Club tory’ were endeavoring to accomplish, closing which ban* been instrumental In herald­ The address was very’ appropriate to tbe with a clever allusion to the hope tin Club ing the name of Hasting abroad where it occasion and we hope to publish it In full j maintained fur permanent quarters uf their was never heard of before. Cap. Nfcrtcern is a skilled officer, well I own eft long. And hinting to the geutlenext week. I men present that at some future time they versed in military tactics and will com­ The people have a right to expect rea- • ni'ght be nsk«l to go down deep In tiieir mand the best of attention and attendance sounble order nnd quiet when they gu to < pocket books and assist In the erection of at drills, from the Knights. It is expect­ of Hrs ed that Capt. Niskern wilf be here about the opera hopse And the management “a fine dub house *for “*’ the women -* tfugs. Mrs. Marlon Go<xlyear then gaft July.1st. will do well to see that their wishes be an exceedingly Interesting review of “The The Division Is under especial obliga­ respvctetl. Last evening’s entertainment Heavenly Twins.” in a very capable man­ tions to j*x-Capt. Hogle for the able man­ was spoiled for the majority of those who ner. This book Is In great demand now, ner In which he has drilled the men, and it was largely through bun that Capt. went io llsterq by n lot of little boys who having experienced a remarkable run, and Mrs. Gtuxiyear’s review was listened td Niskern was secured, and no one in the dinilH-d in the windows nnd some larger ;; with great interest Mrs. Belle Hender- whole Division was more elated than he ones, who pught to know better, who I sbott sang “Loves Dreamland." aud n- when tbe pod news came. continually laughed, whistled, talked sixMided to a hearty encore with “Marie AN HONOR. while the program was being carried out. Come td Me.” both of whKh were charm­ ingly rtndereil. “The Pilots Story” was These annoyances ought to be stopped. recited In a graceful, impressive, manner an Teinpor.tr/ Ch Urman ot the State In every first tlass opera bouse some oite by Miss Phyllis Diamond, who has much Is present to maintain order and people dramatic ability and. if her gift is encour­ aged will, without doubt, develop into an The Republican State Central Commit­ have a right to expect It here elocutionist of much merit. Mrs James tee held a meeting in Detroit Tuesday and A. Sweezey then gave a pleasing piano decided to hold the next Convention in We clip tht; following from the Pm la Kansas Republican—E. E. Stlncheomb of solo. A paper on “Social Purity” was Grand Rapids. July 81 st, next in Hart­ read bv Mrs. Clement Smith. Of this man’s Hall, commencing al to o’clock. Mitrshal. Michigan. »gent for the Dr. paper we cannot speak too highly. We Though Mr. Colgrove Was not present Scales Pill • 2b., of Chicago arrived in feel'a larger number than those present nt the meeting vet he was honored with Paula May Stth. and registered at. ... thev should have the advantage of hearing It. the position of Temporary Chairman. In , I We have received numerous requests to speaking of his selection for the honor the CommereiaL Hotel. He hart been publish it, and Mrs. Smith has kindly Detroit Tribune of yesterday says: uated Mty HsL before .caving (liicago , g|ven i)er consent, for us to do so. It will The Commi : toe’s .choice of the eloquent and on Decoration day while In the park I appear next week, and we trust every ex-Senator Colgrove for temporary chair­ listt nfrtg to the speakers he took a chKI I render of the Banneu will give It a carc- man is to be cninmended. The represent.atives of the part/wiil find extraordinaiy a«Hi went to the hotel, where his vaccinate j fuI perusal. , . ’ , , । The program closed with Mrs. Geoeva occasion tor felicitation in the prospects made h m quite sick for several days. llayeR- geography class, reciting their ............... ............. before them, and.................. no one is .......... better ............. able to The story was soon iu circulation that he ' lesson. It caused much merriment and j to let hwtse the of enthusiain than bad the small pox which Is happily a j| was thoroughly enjoyed. Each lady _ In the Hastings orator, I the class represented by some symbol canard. Mr. Hiinchcomb te well again and ■ ■ worn, or by pantomime or description, feels badly flint such a report was clrcu' j n city or river and the answer was Mudges Opera House was filled to its* ut­ by -------the audience. ated, . ;I guessed —r* - ----- V ,, . . most most capacity capacity jrm last evening evening long lone ueiore before me the orougbly SDe id excursion to Grand Ranids via L ^he afterooon was thorough y enjoyed enjoy.-d | rur;fti(, r.^ wllh the fr|endji and reIa. ope, i.u cXLUr&ton to urauu uaptus \ ia j by. every one present. 1 All wishing tl**|tivi >O , . . the off the clavs of ‘98. ’The program na XB.u_ -------------------------------------------Michigan Centrhl on the occassiop of the ; “Womens’ Club” might prosper fur many "'l out is given below in full: Kent Crnntv Surnl.j School JUllv . n I »"<■ 113 "l,rt for ll" .dv.uieinent Welcome bong. Thun-Jny. .luue 28. The followih, tow j 01 Class Motto. “Finishing, Yet Beginn­ ing.” Andrew Harper. rates and spocinl train services will (k- j Notice “Something to Say.’’ Fred Calkins. given: : Whereas my wife. Mamie Tufpening. Selection. Mandolin Orchestra. Leave. Time. Adults. CL.hl’n, has left my bed and board without any “Mamma nnd the Boy,” Losina Camp­ Morgan.. cause or provocation, notice is therefore bell. HaMings. hereby given forbidlng any and all per­ Double Trio. “Swing Song.” Arrive urauu napiue. u.uu a. m., re- । sons trusting her on my account, as 1 j “The Relenting Mob.” Ray’ Cramer. Handkerchief Drill, by Eight Girls. turning special train leaves Grand Rapids, i ?ha,, pa\no deb? of « , . * long as she remains and continues away Song. “The Whip-poorrwill.” fl-RO Srhonls from all i « ________ ............... that it is ___ fl.39 n. p. ni. m. Sundnv Sunday Schools from me. s. it being understood my “How Tim’s Prayer was Answered," stations are invited tu take advantage of wish that she should return, and will be Dora DePue. “Batted of Splendid Silence,” Guy this splendid opportunity. The best aud welcomed and well treated whenever she Crook. most prominent Sunday School speakers shall feel disposed to do so. Dated Yankee Springs. June 19lh, 1894. j Selection. Mandolin Orchestra. may be heard. C. R/Osborn, Agent. Abchie TCUpknino. ; “You Git up.” Bert-C. Hayes, x i.f ■ convened a plcnk; at the head uf n..n Gull . Lake, en Tuesday June 11 Ch. S. R. Wiliteon preaMed. aad tbe entire affair wax a great sucerea. the various schools of the township being well repre­ «i»i i." i-'< w "Ut sented. Rev’s V. M. Thomp-on, Berwick, Pope. New um. ; Th"|npklns»>n. Mothlln were present, and Presentation »«f Diplmu ti1 took pari in tl>e program. After a moat Sung “PartlnM Ode.” a ,.n,r.e„. u-.w.... ?... almwr. th. «■«>*« MH, UUm-’-t. Ih«. elUrlMil ’ . ■"I.rMriv.ft great credit for the J and Blirblgan carried all who desired to U, t’>. rru lUl.’.i. "t prwtr.m Su. • round th. I»kr, .tupplhK M eMl> 1»O<J“»rt. .,tn..nni ,.t «"rk ol> the lu» ten minute, j The best of order nrevalled prevailed during the ‘entire day, and the gathering was one, •I.M i.mnlwr. ihlrly ! long tn be remembered by each one pres1 ent. CAPT NIBKERN COMING. WOMENS' CLUB. Additional Local News. I DickliihOii- -rhe Man ,b** Furthn .wket. 43ere.»w Fre^r. / Walter Drill, bv I write U»ys. Selrttl-n. UNCLE SAM Is 2 or 8 hunch-,-d veftrs old coming July 4th heiB Btfll making ;rtw Work?, though h,j working very .h4ap this year and Hir^ Works are way down We bought a job lot'. Rockets, Candles, Can­ non Crackers. Balloons etc. We can supply voU very cheap. ■ . ‘ Our Mason cans are here, so are the berries, now is the time to can See our 10c. ItaiajL' bait Fish. MaiL-fal Cod Fish. White Fish' Trout. A No. ,1 nod aatisfac- J...t uj- I • M l., I.... C-mr.L -The MRoute K'«l" ”’ It 11 contains fifteen frmn the very ii^tantan:»<■*»• f...... T— uilK-ll C.IMIMH H.IU |dl rt.»gMplM. Winch CAIIimt l»r <> I'HUgllt K All ........ •» l>e fur as m«u) duliar*. ;%iat Hie .Michigan Centrai Tick*! tiffice. ARE YOU POSTED Haatlng* Market*. I : I j | Rigs per dor., 9 to IP. i>-r tn.. Lard per lb., 1®. Pctatoes per B» to 75. i ON THE Standard dictionary FUNK & WAGNALLS CO.. NEW YORK. IT COST NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS. uS» per ou.. as. • 'A first. rod per bu.. ra. Wheat, white per uu. M. Utavrr seed i»er bu.. 4 So t U MTlin -thy ft-rd v2.w Burley per, '»u. *» to m Hay per ton, 4XB to. 7 00. layer wed perbu. 60. Pork dmaed. 6.M. IMans. 1.00 to l 4”. Clllrl.' U drew i.stUMtb. Ta-key*, drees*!, if. .irvsnd. 5A0 to C/0. Harf live. 2'4 th3. Mh'f-in. <tn*«srd. 5. . Wboi. 7 to 1« W ARHM Exclusively to the Jwenty-One Million People served Fair Grounds GRANDEST LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT OF THE CENTURY. It la made on new plans by ths Best Talent. 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Trotting1, IPaciixg; an.cl IFtmi n j n gg HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, These are the Largest Purses and will be the Greatest Races ■ Ever given in Barty County, N. T. PARKER, Pres. 3. POWERS, Vice Pres. JAS. BAUER, Sec’y. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-06-28.pdf 17e331bea8e72a7d5e9107788cada1e5 PDF Text Text ing”'-' Hastings Banner. m Bar XXXIX.no. 9. Largest Circulation of any paper in ikt County. Hastings, mich., june 28.1894. WHOLE NO. 2037 57ECWL SALE For the next 15 days we will have a Special Sale on all our Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves. They are the Safest, Best and Most Reliable Gasoline stove COUNTY CONVENTIONS. to stand by It doing our share toward movements. It Is so In politics. The re­ making it what It ought to be? 1 rejoice former here aims at nothing short of a to believe that we are on the eve of great federation of the world. His country is THE DEMOCRATS ANO POPULISTS changes, yes. on the eve of a crisis, a the earth, bis fellow citizens the people of urnvement vast and momantaus Is passing, every clime. Consequently he is indig­ ON EARTH AGAIN SMILING AS OF HOLD THEM IN THIS CITY • line a laighty wave owr the civilized nant al Congress for its recent legislation OLD. world. T here are a thdifeand evidences hi regnnl to the Chinese. He demands SATURDAY. tlrat tim present state of things is transi­ that our government shall prohibit the ent. that a new era is at hand. I antici­ Importation of rum into Africa. He sets Tlir Old-Time League Twirler Show* Thai «»>hu.l..m, L1V, lh, Allrnd„ce wo pate no violent revolution, but an evolu­ his face resolutely against the old fashion­ Hr !!»•> Not Forgotten HL* Cunning tion there must be. The question, tbdn, ed sort of patriotism which meant love of Limited. la not “shall tin* Brotherhood be what It native land, and hatred, or forgetfulness and Pitched a Winning Game U n,ny swjm the Deinocrata tor Grand Rapid* Hird lupulists both hid their conventions •ought to be?.” but, “ahall you and I have of every other land. Again, tbe great re­ to thb 11, SMualM, Ihv rails tor ™h a ^bare In the, work of the transforma­ ligious movements of to-day are world Saturday. tion?” Already the church has risen to a •“ "><’ Jonni.l, whfah u clearer conception of her great mission. wide movements. This is notably true of tbe movement toward unity. Tbe Parlia­ tatwt aeeonnfa is . democratic sheet, and Her watch words to-day, as never before, ment of Religions last summer left no (Fhom the CjAaxd Rapiijs, Democicat.) *’"“‘ "01* riun-leaders ot -'fuslou” were hi both couretiiiotu, and were lanrely in- are “The Fatherhood of God. and the faith out. Its platform was as broad as “Lady” Baldwin.was given a ovation at BWflwrhoad of mgn.” Her aim hence­ humanity. All lovers of God met together atrumenlal In mapping out the bu.luess forth will l»e more and mm to make her­ on the basis of universal brotberhocsl. Reueation Park yesterday afternoon. As At the democrat conruitlim Brother self n real Brotherhood the old Detroit twirler appeared on the -noting right-* Once more, the great moral movements of IX-nid. worked tor the rlmlrmanahlp noi diamond to try his aiurdy left arm again, tu.rntss between man . man. applying oil.! ot the convention but also of the the 4'tolden Rule in our dealings one with to-day are world.-wide movement*. 'This the ’•fans” yellqd themselves hoarse. The summer a unique spectacle will be present­ County Committee, and nothing but the aftjnher; In short, a society not so much ed in a journey around the earth of rep­ old man smiled the way he used to smile wishes of the delegates present deprived when he was th^ star pitcher of the-' for getting men into Heaven, a? for gettnm ot reaching his aspirations ns 0 out of tk:;'_ Heavftfi into men, thus bringing resentatives of the world’s W.C. T. L\ world’.-champions of 1S87,'and received who will carry to all the capitals of the 1 U .iven down to earth. And so J ask ,fdu w s.*"7,voUi1 fur nations a monster petition -asmlnst the li­ tbe plaudits of the audiences in the'big of Middleville, presided and k later was league. Baldwin is a toll slender chap and t<> love the Brolberliopd, the Church of te^ClVd ChMlrm*n of the County Commit- tli'ist. Do not ridicule it. do not despise quor and opium traffics. And just here, walks and acts' like a countryman. His my brothers, 1 want-to remind you that it, do not even be indifferent to it. help that brotherhood does not mean merely hands and wrists are tanned brown hoeing After the routine business- of tho con­ ir, try to reform it, encourage Christians corn on bls farm near Hastings, but his vention wa> completaii. -delegates to the to make it what its Great Founder meant the fraternity of the male sex. The broth­ amis are as white as “lady’s" should erhood of man includes woman. This Mate convention were elected and the it to be. / properly be. Baldwin is a modest un­ truth is also growing. An ever increas ­ members of the county committee chosen assuming .fellow, but as he showed yester­ And now let me use my text this after­ ing -number of men In Europe and Ameri­ and convention adjourned. noon for a purpose not in tbe writer’s ca believe St Is for the best Interest of the day, he has not.forgotten the'location of The Pofl-limt Convention mind, but which I am sure he would ap­ race that woiln'n be given equal rights be­ tlH> plate indjle can find it with all kinds was held in Parker’s hall and prominent prove of. When St. IMer wrote in bls fore the law with men. whether she de­ of shoots and corkscrew curves. Baldwin pakl the fhortgage off th£ old folks1 farm among the delegates from this city and Eplstio to Christians evreywbere (for his sires such rights or not. Certain it is with what be saved from"1 his §8,900 salary immediate vicinity were politicians' who lett.-r is a genera! oue, addresseil to no that there is need of the old idea of inz- ife ... National League and he planted bis w the inc front i.um once wire were largely instrumental in the past tn particular church) “liove the Brotber- Knighthood coming to In M> far .t :taut. a, there was In It. , .77L”'’ t^M 1— bringing about fusion. Oscar Matthews li" x1,” he meant by tbe Brotherhood the more. Christian fellowship. Rut naturally at a chivalrous treatment of woman. Itx!s “R«I^df”to show tbe boys again bow to was elected Chairman. play the national pastime. this time 1 am thinking of another Broth ­ not chivalrous of the strong to opjrfess The most exciting scramble in the con­ Baldwin did not take kindly ta pitdiing vention was brought about through a reso- erhood which makes no pretense to age the weak. If it be true as the Scripture otf a rubber pad and tbe distance was lutiou advocating the plan of the Govern­ and declaims any equality with the In­ says that “the man is the bead^of the wo­ abogt ten feet longer than In tbe good old ment’s loaning out money at two percent. stitution Jesus established In the world— man.’’ It is also true according to the days, but witfi al! these drawbacks he sur­ The resolution was finally carried by a th:- Pythian Brotharhbod of which we are Scriptures that “the wound) is the glory prised bls admirers and showed a large members. “Love tbe Brotherhood?” the of tbe man." And wMit Is tbe “head” vote 13 to 12. degree of his old-time effectiveness. He Delegates to the state convention nt living members as well as thVise whom we but n servant? Thotnotto of tbe English had lots of speed and excellent control and Lhnsibg were elected, but though the call “dead.” To-day we are going to heir apparent te,-'“I serve.” a The very kept his hits scattered. After pitching call for the convention stated specifically show onr love for those brothers of ours principle of a Republic is that the ruler seven innings be was tired out and asked Hint a new County Committee was to -be whose bodies rest beneath tbe green sod serves the, people. And sb the man is to be relieved. His request was granted elected, yet \V. F. Hicks, John Dawson, of Mutber earth. We are to deck their chief Uurf be may be the woman’s servant, and,’Billy Rhines pitched the last two and one or two others thought best to graves with jfiowera, and thus testify ’hat that^d* may have the exquisite joy of pro­ inntogs. Baldwin showed up so well that postpone electing a County Committee un- *\ltb us Friendship is nq'Idle word, that tecting her. and caring for her. and plac­ he will try It tn Detroit Tuesday. He will tij later on so this was done. What does with ns. love does not perish from the ing his strength at her service." 1 tell’ doubtless be given a great reception in the ii'-aet when our friends vanish from >nir you friends, that God is calling us men in w mean? sigh*, but that it follows them into the un­ these days to the noblest warfare this First City where he Is to this day the beau Tiiougij_Hivre were several in each con­ ideal of a pitcher to al! the base ball en­ seen, ami cherishes their ineiuorj^in the vention who where decidedly opposed to hope of nffeting them strain./AU Ulis is world has ever seen; calling us to fight thusiasts. against old heathen ideas intrenched in any fusion of. any character; who believed Id its notes of the game the democrat well and beautiful.- Notiflflg more credit­ Christian lands, against inherited ideas an honorable defeat preferable to any able to our humanity -'than the feelings and bitter prejudices, until everywhere said that Baldwin acted as though he felt possible fusion victory: who wdre out­ a little strange at first to be In r game of which have prornnfAi our observance of there shall be demanded not a white life spoken In their opposition to anything this Pythian M^rfiorial Day. Aud yet I fur one.but “a white life for twu".untiJ the ball, but that it soon wore off. Everything which would compromljjf their political would remind you that there is something man who .rios against purity, no matter considered Baldwin pitched a tine game convictions: yet It was plain to be seen better f>r that) al! our tributes to the who he be. no matter what his station, or and he only gave one man a base on ball, that Uielr wishes and opinions are to be deadr-ffnd that Is, kindness to the living. bis gifts, shall be disgraced and Ostraslzed and not an earoed run was made off of his disregarded. Honest political AWs!. that often we we jei Jet our our uroiners brothers even as the woman. There is one other delivery. The score was 9 to 6 in favor of • . convictions .. . xmos uiat too wo vitvn and be tat. are to be thrown to ltd winds.-& ve us without their erer knowing that thought that I would be sorry not to pre­ Grahd Rapids, the opponents being the ri-J _______ ___ ' uiimwlpo I nlnts wr ... . , . . . .. . unheeded unti and nminttossH uonotieed. Unless we mirj ibis's' we appreciated and loved them. 1 call to sent lids afternoon. It is that suggested Indianapolis team. our guess the same wire •puller* xwho miud those grand wools of Ruskin. “Let by the industrial-condition with which we M. C. R. It. Excursion*. brought about fusion in the past-and who us not forget that if honor be for tbedead, are face to face Here Is Indeed a great - To Grand Kaplde June 2Tth to S»th at largely controlled tbe conventions this gratitude can only l»e for the living. He field for the display of brother booth. It Is one fare for round trip. Good to return year, will effect a fusion-Usain this yedr who has once *t<K>d beside the grave to evident to all that these are times of social and try to force It dO'tfn the necks of .in look back upon the companionship which unrest the world over. The doctrine', of until June SOth. on account of Democrat . lelllgcnt voters aslhey did two years ago. has been forever closed, feeling how im- anarchist and Socialist are spreading, rap­ Stale Convention. Just see |f we miss nur-guess. What Is tp be the md no rnrrn pott?^.'there are the wiki lore, or therkem idly. dn account of July 4th the Michigan sorrow to give one Instant's pleasure to knows. But one thing is to me certain MEMORIAL ADDRESS. tbe pulseless heart or atone In tbe and that is that the only solution of the Central will sell excursion tickets to all lowest measure to the departed spirit for great problem before, us Is the application . points on its lines west of Detroit Rlyer at the hour of unkiudftess. will scarcely for to daily life of those principles of broth­ one and one half cents per mile each -r. ay Pythtn*. tbe future incurr that debt to the heart erhood taught by Jesus, who is called the for round trip, also to points on Grand Subject.—“Loire the Brotherhood.” 1 which can only be discharged Io the dust. Christ. If we would only “do to others Hadids & Indiana Ry. Good going July Peter IL 17. Again ami again nations have seen their as we would have them do to- us” there 3rd and.4th. Limited tc«return July 5th. It Is a good custom, my brothers, which noblest descend into the grave, and have would be an end ta all Hie conflicts be­ brings us together once each year, within thu't it enough to gnrland.their tombstone tween labor and capital. I lielleve the la­ To Bay View. Mich., and return at one the walls uf a Christian church. For when they had not crowned the brow, and boring man is right in demanding a “living fare for rouud trip July 9th to 18th. Lim­ surely we must never pennit ourselves to to pay the honor to the ashes which they wage.’’ 1 believe tbe day is approaching ited’to return until August Idtlk On ac­ forget that if it bad not been for Christian­ had denied to the spirit." May we lay when civilized man will look In horror up­ count of Bay View C.»mp Meeting. t’Cbauity, our Order would nevet hare existed. these word* to heart to-day, my friends, on the fierce competition of our vaunted tauqua Assembly.) It is one of the many fruits of the teach­ 1 nm sure they are words we need to hear, age of progress. When the Brotherhood ings of Jesus, the Galilean. Before His for it is but too true that those bound to- of man really comes the present order of To Detroit and return at one fare for Let us coming into the world there were no Such gelher'by tbe closest Iles of brotherhood things will have passed away. brotherhoods as ours. This is simply a do not always live as brothers. Often it. hope the revolution will be a peaceful one. round trip July Utli and 12tli- Limited to It will be if those who are pledged to act return July 13th. On account of Orange­ matter of histoty. Whatever num may is simply thoughtlessness. think about Christ and the church, it is a ’•Evil is wrought from want of thought a brothers' part shall have the courage to mens Celebration. act that part. fact which cannot be questioned that tbe as well as witnt of heart.’’ It seems to me that what Is sadly need­ brotherhood Idea first began to work its The clergyman like the doctor and law­ To Detroit and return at 2 cents per way among men some 1800 years ago. yer sees much of the tragic side of life. Be­ ed Is not more talk about brotherhood, but ml|e each way July 16th to 20th. Limited The century which we call tbe first cen­ side a death bed. the secret passion, the. more willingness to exempHfy in our dailv to, return July 31st on account of Detroit tury la. for some reason or other, the great hidden evils, as well ns the good in human Ilves the principles of our Order. (.), would races. water-shed of history. Then* ancient his­ nature are very of ten’dragged to the light. it nnt be a splendid thing if we could all uf tory ends: there modern history begins. It was a clergyman who said recently, “I us give ourselves to the service of our To Cleveland. Ohio, and return at one As we to-day trace back the great stream have seen many pathetic sights iu my fellow men. If we could • Pour ourselves fare for round trip July 11th to 17th. whose onward course has been marked by time, l>ut none so pathailMs the death of into our brothers and live for them Limited to return July 31sL! An exten­ an ever increasing exemplification of the a woman, a member oQonv church. 1 alone.” Such service, such living would tion of time will be given until Sept. 15tb, spirit of fraternity, we find it* source at knew her firat as n young girl, beautiful tell. Tbe story^of Napolvtr. that “he tubviding tbe ticket Is deposited with the last in the period between the reigns of and gay. She married and had four child­ once stood before, lUr’guards and asked JoDit Agent.of the Cleveland terminal lines ren. two beys and two girls. Her hus­ for a hundred men to lead a folorn hope. print 10 July 31sL Caesar Augustus and Trajan. , C. R- Osboun, Continuing Rev. Taylor said that he did band died and left her pennies®. -She He explained that doubtless tjvery man ? ------------------------------- — Agent > not mean to say that there were no frater­ taught school, she painted, she sewed; would be killed.*he moment the enemy Sunday Kxcurtlop. • opened fire. Now wlfo would die for the nal organizations before tbe Christian era every thought was for her children lu give Don’t fail to 'attend the Colored I copies’ ami called attention to the I’ythagorane. theni the same chance which their father Emperor? A hundred men*forward’. And not a hundred men. but the whole regi ­ Camp Meeting at Lake Odessa on the tbe sect to which Damon and Pythias be­ would have done. She sucecded: scut the boys to college and the girls to school. ment as one man sprang forward in solid Great D-ty. .Sunday. July* 1st. Tlv Chica­ longed. Saginaw Railway will “Jesus” be continued, gave a new sig­ When they came home abreast with nil the line and rang their muskets at his feet.” go, Kata ms zoo nificance to the old word love. With Him new Mens and tastes of their thne she was Now shall one thus command the enthu*- run a special excursion, connecting with it meant nothing selfish. On the contrarj- n worn-out. caunnon-place old woman. luin of a thousand and we bold flack when tte D. L A N. R ltd. at Woodbury? mthlons of our fellows living, and yet to The time of special* train and fare ' for it included the thought of self sacrifice. They -bad their own pursuits amt compan­ Love with Him was eharity. benevolence, ions. she lingered among them for two live are crying out for sytapathy and help? Round trip will Ik* as follow.^ Nor Is it a ‘ Tulorw ‘ hope ’ ’ thet woof to-day Kalamnz *n, tin-giving ot ont* self for others. And or three years, and then died. A sudden Richland Junction, b 30 Jesua was not content with giving men a failure of the brain, the physicians called are sunnuoiMfL Noib|ng Is more certain, K.57 new command: He gave them an example. it; ralluT, let us say. that it was a ease of brothers, in thft world of uncertainties, Mito, than that Frieiupdiip. Charity and Benev ­ Dtliuj. He laid down his life for us. The Cross a broken, heart The shock awoke tl>e olence shall i/ially prevail. Says the Claverdato, children' to consclnusuess of the : truth, of Christ rising there on the hill of Cal­ shuns. vary markes tta* entrance into th? world They hung over her. ns she lay uncon* great Apostle of the Brotherhood idea. St John.—“We look for a iu‘w heaven <'trxls Grove. of a new spirit which has created a new seious. iuan agony of grief. The oldest .and a new earth wherein dwelleth right­ Woodtai J <1. thing. Somehow or Other after the Gah- son, as he held her in bls arms, cried, Arriving at Lake Odewa 10:80 a. m. " lean prophet had been crucified we find ‘you imve been a good uwllter to us.’ eousness." Let us keep that splemiid vision before us. tho' to-day it stems but Returning, trains will leave Lake OlesHer fare colored again, her eyes kindled men doing what we never read of .heir do­ “the baseless fabric of a dream.” So s»7.00 p. ml. arriving, Hastings. 7:45, ing before. As Robertson says. ’The ce­ into a smile and she whispered -you never Then the light shall we hasten the coming of tiie King­ Cioverdata 8:10. Delton 8=10; Crooked; lestial fire had touched the hearts of men. said so before.* John.’ dom of God. which Is after all simply the linke 8:30, Kalamazoo 9:00. and their heart- flamed, and th> flames died out and she was gone. ' Some of yon will remember the little Brotherhood of Man under the Divine oaught and spread, and wojld not atop. Fatherhood. Loral AgL On tbev went. Vmt glorious band of broth­ poem—it Is really a whole sermon In Bo unit Trip Tourint* Rate* to Northern. ers in their strabge enterprise, over oceans rhyme.—which runs thus. Notice. ' ••![ rou have a friend worth loving. and through forests, penetrating into the .Mirh^au Point* Jx)ve him. Yes. and let him know Mr. Terpening need not troubled him­ dungeon and to the throue; to the hut of ■ That you love. him. ere life's evening Commencing June 1st. 1894 the Mich* self so much as to forbid any one trusting Tinge hl* brow with sun-jet alow. the savage feeding upon human .flesh and igan Central wljl sell rotfftd trip ticket*. me. for I do not believe there is a stare In Why should good words ne'er be said. to Z™ n.ed -iU. Of a frlend-trn lie is dead ." * the County where I could trade 25 eta to from Hastings to: tools of the far off Isles ot Brilfan. Traverse City Mich. at 0, 1 trust that this afternoon while we his account, but it shows, my friends a* However with tbe triumph ot Christian 8.9ft Bay View “ “ pay our tribute of love to our brothers who nothing else would wbat confidence he IU- over passu Boms, « great change too> 8.95 Petoskey “ “ has always placed in me. have gone from us we w111 Mk ourselves place and the church began to fake 0Bh![2 9.30 Harbor Springs “ “ 1 bavent a doubt but I will be welcome each one whether we are loving our living aspect It presents to-day,—a Brotherhood 10.30 Mackinaw City “ when 1 go back, for I had reasons to nu ­ brothers as we ought. If it is m our pow ­ slIlTbut alto! fallen trow H» own Ideal. 11.30 Mackinac Island “ “ er to speak the kind word, or do the kind merous to mention for going. And this afternoon, my brothers. I want deed, let us not wait, let ®s speak *Dd 7.95 Elk Rapids “ M Mamie Sttabt Terfemixg. tn nlead with you to help the church rise 8.1S Charlevoix “ ' “ Yankee Springs, June 25th, 1894. act tale very day. for to-morrow our friend "u liesL 1 waul to ask you go Ottawa Beach “ “ "love the Brotherhood,’’ the B™‘J'crho^' may have passed ta tbe “great beyond." These rate* remain in effect until Sep­ Notice to Water Takers. To-day only Is ours’. To-morrow—some tember, 30. 1884. Return limit October 81 of us may not see to-morrow. On and after July 5th. the clerk Of the 1804. C. C. R. R. OsBoax. OSBOBX One other application of mv text re­ water board will be at the Council Rooms Agent. mains to be made. “Ixive the Brothe#.every day fromreceive 1 to 3 p. m., to hooc,” the greater Brotherhood than water rents. All not paid by July 20th ]n Autumn Day*. Christian church or Pythian Order, the will be cut off. which Is the touodatlon ot Pythian Brotherhood oTB». The Ide. .udi * By order Board of Water Commlss'onera. 7 1 K.hnod It may be that some ot you brotherhood I. rfowlng. The 0h>«lc« The bud of Indian aununcr situ fa satWM with,Christianity o eondltions ot lite to-J.r are helping It Notice. Its aorteuod splendor far and nighwnt’aee it exemplified by the church loaloneSteam and elertrlcty are brlneIt SO I ant with you heart and Sprinkling geaaxon from May 1st to Nov. O, mounts ot God. delectable', toil But%t shall we do’ Which !, Ine men closer tore:her In apace, and Che- 1st daily 0 to 8 ai?5h., ami 6 to 8 p. m., for Utt up your heads about us so; nean r nations ret ucelber In space, the , |AH others apecial. O, Sun of Ric’ncousnessl so shine the nobler course ot action '“f 1™“ “ nearer they set to«ether In heart. rbe private families. . • Hr order Water Com. When through life’s autumn days we go. ■ m... To stand aloof from tbe old Brother movements ot onr time are world-wide hood coolly crltlrtng and condemning, or LADY" IS All RIGHT. made and are just the i; thing for warm weather. t(:xT Cleanable ' I •51'JCiy ; xl by 15 pat• have points 1 : e no other ess. CALL AND SEE ME. LMffHifl Hardware dealer in Barm GoExclusively to the Over Twenty-One Million People MmittedteWorid^ Fair Grounds Served Universally accepted as the Leading Fine Coffee of the World <.<!dially invited to call and examine our fine stock of teas They will stand the test of a close inspection and a E. STAUFFER, Sole Agent C. & S. Brand Hatting just restocked my yards at CLOVERDALE “MILO With a good assortment of PIXE AND HEMLOCK LUMBER, PINE AND CEDAR SHINGLES, Lime, Lath, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, etc., which will be sold at living prices, I shall give the lumber busmess my personal atten­ tion and solicit correspondence with parties intending to build. Yours truly, H. J. PGO55, lainwell mich. . �astings Banner Thursday, June i'S, 1894. COOK BROS.. Popular Preacher CARNOT CUT DOWN. | Assassination of the President of ’ France in the City of Lyons. Ccrrtare and 1’lanRM * I>*KRtr into PRIZE MONEY DIVISION this city at 1 o’clock this morning for Lyon* The news of tbe assassination of her husband was broken to her as tenderlv as possible. She was almost An Interesting Branch of the U. S. Treasury Department. prostrated with grief, but gave orders for preparations to be at once made to It Hold. Several Hundred Tbouwnd I>dconvey her to Lyons. BUSINESS OUTLOOK. Sotuc Indlratlons of a.Moderate Improve- •ay* HOOD’S Rallies the Vital For­ , ©•• and Chrw* Btrcngth Bev. J. MerrUte Driver, D. D. la widely knfwn as pasttn* ot the First M. E. Church xtCoiuinbla City, Indiana, and is a powerful pulpit orator. His book-“Sanason i audShyterk, or a Preacher’s Plen for the Workingman,” has received much praise from press and clergy. Dr, Driver says: ” Columbia City, lud., June 3,1833. ■a I. Jlood Co., Lowell, Mm*.: •• Dear Sir* — Among the mlUers of all -the vital forces, I regard Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the geneml-ln-chlef. Crowded and over­ worked, a* a preacher and lecturer, I some­ time* r*m conscious tiiat I *m not measuring up to the best that I am capable of doing. A few doses—a bottle ortwd—of Hood’s, however, greatly PKESII>KNT CARMOT KILLT.D. Ltosr, June 25.—M. Sadi-Carnot, president of the French republic, is V, . TT„ .1 .1 t. j dead. He was struck down Sunday . night bj’ the hand of an assassin and died soon after midnight The most , . . ., . intense excitement reigns throughout France. The president was visiting Lyons in connection with the international ex­ hibition. .Upon his arrival hei^ he was tendered a reception at the pre-, feature, after which he visited the exhibition. After spending some time therie’ he proceeded to the Palais de Commerce, where a banquet was given in his honor. j At 9:25 President Carnot started for the theater, where a gala performance ' . . J , /if was to be given because of his presence jn the city. Sevexral carriages were in I • procession, ...» the the first- one -being occopied by the president M. Carnot’s !. carriage was driven slowly along in I' i front of the Palais de Commerce, and Invigorate My Body, Clarify My Mind, and Make me feel Like a New Man. • In a week I am up to concert pitch again, cheerful, buoyant and ready for any work and eatable of any feat ot strength or en­ durance. To all overworked professional men Hood** Bxrsapariila is*a God-send. “Verruuly yours, “Joinc Mkhbittk Driveb.* HOOD’S Sarsaparilla CURES Bren when other preparit’ons fall. Be sure to get Hood's and only Hood'*. Hood's Pills cure liver ills, constipation, bUousncss, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. NOTICK OF HEARING CtxlMS, State Of MlcbUan, County of Barry.—55. Mock*' Is h*rebv given, that by an order of Probate Court tor sbe t’.wity of Barry, ;nad.> on uie sth ot <h e. >. D. ism. ilxiunniti* trv.-n that date itvre >Uowed for creditor.* to po-reenl their claim - aga'nst tbe re* taie oFDsnW D. Hdrehou~*. >0- .4 County, deeeavd and that all credit*: s or s.ud deceas­ ed are r«-<,’tired to present their claims to said jPrubiite 4‘oart.at the ProDate Otfccc, in the ,C*F of fUM-‘n«. tor examlnallAJi and allow­ ance, on or before the i*th dayot D.*re;nb<rnext, and that suet) claims wltl l>- heard before said Court on Saturday, the Stlulay 01 September and CttBatnrday. the 8th day of Dec nnber next, at 10 o'clock tn the forenoon of encti ot those days. ■Dated. June Mh. A. D. 1491. Chas. W. arx»thon«. Judm of Probate. IT POPS. Effervescent, too. Exhilarating, appetizing. Just the thing to build up the constitution. HireS’ Rootbeer Wholesome and strengthening, pure blood, free from boils or carbuncles. General good health —results from drinking HIRES’ Rootbeer the year round. Package makes five gallons, 25c. Ask your druggist or grocer for it.’ Take no other. Send z-cent stamp to the Charles E. Hires .Co.; 117 Arch St., Philadelphia, for bcauti- PRESIDENT CARNOT. then turned into Rue de la Republique, •till following the facade of the palace. When half way down the street, which was lined with enthusiastic crowds of people, who were loudly cheering, a man rushed out of the crowd and sprang upon the steps of the pres­ ident’s landau. Just at this moment M. Carnot was waving his right hand and salut­ ing with his hat in his left hand in re^ spouse to the ovation that was being given him. The people close to tbe carriage saw that the man standing on the step had a knife in his hand. By the glare of the electric lights they saw the bright blade gleam in the air as the assas­ sin’s arm descended, and President Car­ not was seen to fail back in his seat, his face deathly pale. One of his hands was pressed over his heart where the steel had entered the body. M. Rivaud, ptefect of Lyons, who was seated beside M. Carnot, imme­ diately strnck the assassin a blow full in the face and knocked him from the step, thus preventing the man from again stabbing the president, which it was his evident intention to do. President Carnot died at 12:45 o'clock this morning. Shortly after midnight the arch bishop of Lyons was sum­ moned to the'bedside of the dying pres­ ident to administer to him the last rites of the church. He was in the room but a short time when he emerged and retired to an adjoining room. Here he remained until 12:80, when he was again summoned to the president’s room, where he administered to him the sacrament M. Carnot remained conscious to the last He realized that his life was rapidly ebbing away and twice he said; “Je m’en vais.” Dr. Ponce leaned over the bed on which the president was lying and said to him: “Your friends are here, monsieur le president ”‘Ji. Carnot replied: “I am grateful for their pres­ ence,” and in leas than a minute he gasped for breath, there was a convul­ sive shuddering of his body and the president of France was dead. Imme­ diately after the death of M- Carnot Prime Minister Dupuy started on his return to Paris to officially announce the news to the senate ana the cham­ ber of deputies. Th« AmmmId a Heardlc*« PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM and bramtfk!* the h intM a hntafatrt potth. ONSUMPTIVE CIDER Frc-t»se«, Screw anti Hydraulic, Graters, Elevai ors, Evaporators. IliuBtrutcu Catalogue Free. C. G. Hampton & Son, Detroit, Mich Santo, the assassin, is a beardless young man of 30 or 25 years old. When arrested he was attired in a brown suit and wore a peaked cap that matched the suit in color. As he marched, un­ der his police guard, from the Rue de la Repnbllque to the station, he held his head down, but his eyes glanced furtively around as though he was seeking an opportunity to escape from his cap­ tors. To Mfcve made such an attempt, however, would have been the height of foolhardiness unless he dfesired to commit suicide, for there is not the slightest doubt that had he got away from the protection of the police he would have been torn limb from limb by the crowd, whose every action showed that they were thirsting for his blood. Murderer Will Not TeU Bin Motive. Santo, who speaks French badly, when questioned by Prefect Lepin at the police station in Rue Moliere, said he had lived at Cette, department of Herault, for the past six months, and had o»!y come to Lyons Sunday. He gave his age aa 22 years. His replies were given coolly, but without any sign of bravado. He refused, how­ ever, to answer any of the many questions put to him regarding Un Which Haw Never Been Claimed Blockade Running. (Special WaslilEjjtcn Letter.] New York. June 23.—Bradstreet’s There is a bureau in the treasury de­ review of tbe state of trade.says: •There are Indications of a moderate Im­ partment colled the prize money divL In various unes lines am and ienough.lnprovement m -uuuku..-- slon; and it is an Important division, gwncesi toreadeT of »onTsUuineaBce. too. Million* of dollars have been dis­ A notably favorable feature 1* the 'proct.’oal bursed as a result of the work of the ending-of the coke nod vosl strike*, to­ tether _«.k_ with, those 1. tn ~1«t«A related Industrie*, industries. clerks employed there. There are Which will put to work at ouce or soon more $300,000 now in the treasury axyaiting than 250.(X» men. The number ot employes the claims to be made by sailors in in industrial lines still on strike is whose behalf it 4s already adjudicated. estimated at about 80.00U There are satea-by jobbers In staple lines for future delivery Many of them, possibly all of them, are where nothing save a hand to mouth business dead, and their heirs do not know the has been reported for weeks. At points tribu­ money is due them, though the names tary to Kansas City and. St- Louis grain har­ written in the govui all an of vs them —are *• -----. vesting is under full headway; tbe condition of of the wheat is excellent and the demand for j emment s lxx>ks, with the amount in ---------------- ------- -- ------------- ---- ---- ------- ? ' dollars, and cents due to each. It xs , ____ । only .x.-rastansUy „ow«tays thslnpplistarted report a—rB--------. euieF^ilsts. cations are made for awards of cash others to pu«h “^.enterprise*, IfB failures, throughout the 1 this deposit of -treasure. Event„"?h®re wercv 1 ' " “ isweek.^Mt CT. iwt worn, week | noarly ull of it be turned United Suites this woes, against— 300 In the third week tn June. IP&* (whoa the ‘EriJSUTover by rengrew to w other perfinancial dlsturhunce wus bcvuu>tu« , itaek felt with severity), and IK tn the like pose for laek of claimants. week of ISO." Prize money belongs to officers, sailNew Yobk, June 23.-—R. G. Dtxn & ors marines who participated in Co.’s weekly review of trade says: j capture or destruction of the ves•The week has been rich in promb-c but poor . > mv [n fjme of ^-a.r. During ‘o’. Zi i the late civil war In thia country^here QUICK TO OBSERV Innocent exterior. When the smok ,point on the Peeyle who spend mneh of their horizon, Jouett was confident that the out of dooes, partienhirlv in U„. gamr was in sight. He even went so far as to interview the steward as to a - .. serration and dedneti r. tita, bill of fare, saying that he meant to tie ■bort of marvekras to men • I i„.|.b ’ entertain the captain of that blockade runner at dinner that evening. The h,W^,-2^g **“ A'“’r'rl‘.-t....,.| latter slowly rose on the horizon. When war of im, when Arehduk. J„.... ' . she came within a couple of nautical Austria and hla corps were rett Iwfore the advance of the I‘nws,n6h miles the Metacomet hoisted tbe Mex­ they encamped oac day nrar a B,, h „ ican flag. The stranger responded by .running up French colors. She had do mi*D town, and the archiluk. w*. lodged in a cottage. suspicion of the true character of the At about twelve o'clock at nlglit u,. foe that was lying in wait. With the utmost confidence she steamed past, archduke's adjutant report. .; th,,. , gypsy soldier wished t<> see him on a and her astonishment must have been matter of importance. great when the Metacomet fired a gun On being admitted to the urchdnkfs across her bows. In a moment the ship of war was revealed- in her true presence, the gypsy annottsxfed that character, her decks crowded with men the enemy waa •pproaching, tm ; - jien asked how he knew/hc took the arch­ and hfcr armament unveiled. Her com­ duke to the door, and pointing tv sev­ mander’s invitation to dinner that evening was not refused by the captain eral birds flying over b wq.>| ;.t s, distance, he said: of the blockade runner. •tIJirds sleep ua well as pt- nle.^oj . Upon another occasion a slick and thefie bird* would not lx? fly fag about smooth blockade runner had better at this time of nijht if the;, hridi.ut luck. She appr-webed tbe coast and been disturbed. The enemy U ;;.ar. I * entered the sound, but found a Yankee ing through the woods, and’has fri^higunboat guarding the mouth of the ened them.” Pamlico river. Just then a common Relying on thagypsy aoldivr - krt<.-.riskiff left the shore, propelled by two edge, the archduke comma 11 de ’ tlmt negroes who shouted aloud for help. an alarm be given at once. An h -jr They were spewlily followed in a light­ later the outposts were fighting with er craft by a white man and two blood­ the Prussian soldiers. The camp .Vil> hounds. The Yankee sailors cheered saved, thanks to the quick otsemtinn the darkies and a crew manned a yawl of the gypsy. to go to the aid of the escaping darkies. Thereupon the white man abandoned ASSUAGED BY PRIDE. the chase. But during the excitement the Blockade runner sped into the Bciafe Honored,. river, around a bend, into wntex too shallow for the gunboat; and then the Many of the old country emigrants Yankees saw that they had been do Dot wl<h to give up their castle servility when they reach this demo­ shrewdly tricked. No prize money is paid for the de­ cratic country, says the New Ib-k struction of an enemy’s ship in war. Times. The young wlfv.-.rfamau who Instead of that the United States gov- has extensive coal interests in Penn­ sylvania told some friends the other day of a recent .experience in this re­ gard. Soon after she reached her new home, among her husband’s min«-s. the child of n French “digger” died. Ue^ husband, as was hi» custom, sent for the bereaved parent to offef any assist­ ance under the sad dreh instances. ‘•There-is nothing I want.” said the man, “only,” and he fumbled his hut. “that .milady should comh to the funeral. If this will happen tbv grief, which I have to lose my child will blightened in the honor which 1 -hall have to write to my parents in Vrance that milady wa$ there.” Such touching deference, of course, was- recognized^ and •‘milady” went down to the little cottage on the day of. the funeral. When ahe went in the father sat with bowed head at the head of the coffin. His eyes, however, were furtively watching the door, and the instant she appeared he stood up. A look of pride ernment grants a bounty, which is dis­ that he could not conceal spread *ver tributed in exactly the same way. If his face. With great respect hr-con* .the vessel wiped out was of greater ducted her to his.own place and she sat -force than the victor$200 is allowed there, the man standing motionless at for every officer and sailor on boartf of her side through the service they hare not It was. promised that the end [ were many naval engagements, ana in of the coal strike would bring immediate re- ; every vicBujj.’ won by the federal mtncovery of Industries, bui partial resumption - of.wur tbe union forces were entitled of work .lisclobcb comparative scantiness of ■ mnn«.v The same is true condemand for product#. Operations in wheat ad- to prize money I he same u true con vunced the price IK cents. Corn advanced, ! earning their rights to thexr share in but ngntn receded, with small ex j»rut and fair-: the value of captured vessels. \ ery ly large reeelpts. Cotton declined a sixteenth. . of the latter class were blockade but recovered. There h much dlsuppolntmcnt ■ J „„nDmtion has n-roWn tn that the partial termination of the coal strike : runners. A generation hw poWn U doe* not promptly enlarge the demand for manhood and womanhood since tne Iron and steel products, which is evidently too War closed, and many probably do not support such increase of pronarrow us aa yet vet to suDDortwhat a business blockade run­ auction." __________________ ! uing was. The principal Atlantic and HORROR IN WALES. . gunporuiui gulf ports of me the ouumcAu southern states were fplci™, ta . cSta^-Tb. nre.1. B 1. guarJvJ by federal gunboats to pre­ ..MX ........... the the entrance of vessels fromfrom Thought, wm Number 2SO. j vent j vent entrance of vessels Cardiff. June ^-A~te^rible explo- j European countrie* Waring arms, amaion occurred here Saturday afternoon 1 munition and supplies to the confedin the Albion colliery, *“ — . near Pont-y; -eracy. hundred and sixty-1 Some of the finest steamers ever built Pridd. Two were burled beneath wenp u*ed by EnrIishmen for running eight miners of the mine. Of: the union blockade during the war. the debris this number but seventeen have ' British naval 1 officers got leaves of abrescued.— All— hope for j sence. during which they commanded so far been-----------. — 1!>een ----- _iaban------ ' Kirw*ir«ni4* those still in the pit *has f blockadetremnorv rnnnera. Blockade Blocks running ■ u There is doncA- The number of the deed will, is a very peculiar business it is believed, reach 350. Thus far US ' no peffalty for It under internal ioml except the confiscation of the -ship bodies have been taken from the pit. ;' law ’ Wr>N THF nPRRY । B"d htfr CBrff° °D °f WON THE PERBY’ J her are treated in all other respects as Ray El Santa Anita Capture* tbe Great ’ if they were transacting a legitimate Race at Chicago. ’^mercantile business. At the earliest Chicago, June 25.—Fully 40,000 per- jVpportxmity they are let go in peace. sons assembled at tbe Washington i Thewpeople of this country were very Park race track to witness the Elev- indignant with the British government enth American Derby. The great during the war; and some of our orators race, which was for 3-year-olds, a dis- , until this day take every occasion to tance of IX miles, with stakes valued I denounce the English government and at $95,000 to the winner, was won ‘by all English individuals for their par­ Rey El Sant* Anita, with Senator ticipation in that nefarious business. Grady second and Despot third. Time, But. after all, the less we say about 9:M. that the better; because during the Crimean war United States vessels the vanquished craft. If she was of Ukioxtown. Pa; June 25 —The trial carried supplies to Russia by way of less force the allowance is $100 per of the thirty strikers for the murder of the Arctic ocean and the White sea. capita. Supposing that H is impossible The British put a stop to this by mak ­ Chief Engineer Paddock, of the Frick to tell now many persons were on company, was concluded late Friday ing captures. To establish the bhx:kboard of the ship destroyed her class is night and a verdict rendered acquit­ ade they were obliged to patrol the stated and her complement reckoned ting twenty-eight of the defendants. waters with battleships. The great J on the same basis as if she had been a Napoleon made a “ poper blockade," as The two others were convicted respect­ L ’ uited States vessel of the same clans. ively of murder in the second degree it was called, but such blockade is not This bounty is a very different thing and manslaughter. President Davis, now considered an international law. from prize money. The latter is a the.only remaining defendant, will be He issued announcements declaring certain ports blockaded, but since his trust, belonging absolutely to the cap­ released without tri ah time no nation has recognized such a tors. for whose benefit it is adminis­ X>«ath FoUowb a Fall. declaration. Blockade running |s fair tered by the government. The money Chicago, June 25.—Prof. Julius Field for anybody, so long as he escapes cap­ is always ready tobrepaid when a claim Kellogg, of the Northwestern universi­ ture. That is the only penalty. Ves­ is proved. But tfie bounty is a gift ty, who had been ill for a long time, sels engaged in such enterprises do not from I'ncle Sam and requires a fq>ecial met with an accident Friday at go armed. A dark night and a good appropriation by congress. Dowie’a Divine Healing institute, this pair of heels arc the conditions they In future wars there will be very city, which caused his death. In try­ require. If one blockade runner out little, if any, prize money for the cap­ ing to rise from his bed, owing to his ture of blockade runners. No nation weakened condition he fell and struck on earth could maintain a blockade of on his temple. The blow produced our porta, and we have not, nor ever unconsciousness and an hour latar he will have, sufficient naval strength to died. protect our thousands of miles of coast Burned to Death by Coal OU. and at the same time undertake to blockade the ports of any other nation. Danville, I1L, June 95.—While mak­ The prixe money of the future will be ing a fire in the stove Mrs. John Ed­ won by our commerce destroyers, the wards, of Fairmont, this county, used fleet cruisers which we are constantly ooal oiL The can exploded, setting fire to her dress, and she was burned building. There is an old saying in to a crisp. Her husband, in endeavor­ the British navy that “prize money is ing to save her. was fatally burned dropped down a ladder. What goes and will die. The house was also burned down. That embodies an epitome of truth. DlMMtor on Lake St. Clair. Tbe officer* *l»*y> get the'lion's shun Detroit, Mich., June 25.—By the of the prise money. capsizing of the electric launch “Ellen \V. during a squall on Lake St. Clair Thst Is the way of the world. It is Sunday afternoon three persons were the tune old story in the army m well drowned and two others narrowly es­ as in the nary. The same rendition of caped a similar fate. The storm struck affairs prevails In every branch of clril the tiny craft $0 suddenly that she life. In tlmaa of prosperity or ot fam­ was swamped almost instantly. ine. in jwace <«■ in war, the men who WK FIRED A SHOT ACROSS HER BOWS. bear the brunt of the labor and who endure the social shock of battle, are Brooklyn, N. Y.. June 25.—A cat­ of three gets through, it pays. And. boat was capsized by a sudden squall M It 1* money the blockade runner* are least and last considered. The prise Sunday morning off the Atlantic Yacht after, they get through us often as now money ot the usey and ot the entire world is ‘dropped down a ladder." clubhouse, at the foot of Fifty-alxth Bible. S>me men are brought Into the world street, Brooklyn. Two men, two One ot the best fighting men ot bur saddled an.l bridled, ready to be ridden. women and a boy were drowned. war period was Bear Admiral (then few. however, are l»orn hooted and captain) James E. Jouett. When he Smothrrrd in u Wheat Bin. spurred, with whips in their hands, and Bcbbaxx. Q-, June SS.—Glen Feign, WM ta command of the Metacomet, he armed cap-a-pie ready to ruthlessly ride the 5-year-old son of Warehouseman wm ordered by Admiral Farragut to over their fellow-men. Felger, was playing in a wheat bin capture . certain swift and slippery Smith D. Fbt. while a car was being loaded. He was blockade runner that had eluded every drawn under tbe wheat and smothered reeeel in our nary. “Jim.” Mid Farra­ gut. "I count on you to fetch me that to death. The church wardens of an English bird, whatever happen.- So it camo Hominy Milla Burned. about that the Metacomet lay in wait village had placed an organ in their lit­ Danville, Ill., June 25.—The Globe for the artful dodger on Cumpeachr tle church, and In the delight of their Hominy mills were destroyed by an in­ banks. There wm reason to beliere hearts they told the archdeacon what . cendiary fire Friday night Loes, |15,- that she would come that way before they had done at his next visitation. 000; insurance, $7,000. This is the third long. Meanwhile the commander of He fell In with their enthuriasm, and mill burned in this city in three the warship set to work to transform advised them to have a grand opening, at. TV— Ci —__ * \ <3 months. * nis craft in such a manner that her Crushed by a Falling Tower. *• builder would not hare reeogntaed her wa* eagerly taken. Placards were CqLTMBUB, 0., June 95.—A water The first thing that he did wm to posted, and the service wm advertised tower with which firemen were drill­ ing fell on a carriage in which were James H. Francis and his wife, killing ranged them k> u to look like double the former and injuring the latter. was at once shown up into the wlngto ramed ta tho^sya. “Bymerchantmen mrnh deride, loft, where stood the instrument in the vereel wm mide to rerembl* > Mex- eaMb.dU^ntwithgfldad pipes know Chicago. June 96.—A deficit of «M,> to the ^wofeaaioa a* “dummlx11 3!W is reported by the committee of th* ™ anchored new •board?" inquired the Economize. One and a half teaspoonfuls’ Horsford’s Baking Powder gives better results than two full teaspoonfuls of anj other. Operatlnx Surgeon of the New York Ej e and Ear Hospital. President ot tbe Interstate Asssclttien of Expert Specialists. By request of many triend> and patients has decided to visit HASTINGS. MICH.. SATURDAY. July r. Consolation Free and Strictly confidential in thrl pri­ vate parlor of tbe HASTINGS H0l >E one day only. The Doctor descriiM*- the different diseases better than the sick can themselves, it is a wonderful gift tor any­ one to possess. The New York Press savs “Sickne- • a toy in the moat phenomenal way 1 ” sheds light into the darkened eye. music Into the mute ear and life Into the dyintf form.” Deafness and head noises cnrtxb, The Doctor has just relumed Imre Europe and possesses the latent and methods for the cure of all. Chrqn vous, and Private Diseases, also dbeases of the Eye and Ear. Cross Eyes Straightened. Cataracts Scutns and Tumors rvmo' cd without pain. Eyes Weak Watery Granulated s ■ cured, also all red, raw, scaly disea-* ’• •• the !ids and eyelashes. Ophthalmoscopic testing of the • ; < r Farsight, Near Sight and Astixifc^'-» (blurred sight) Is the only exact tn. t science as used by Dr. VanMarivr. ■ PERSONS with wonluxes* oi th. •nd limbs, involuntary dtecbarxi-, :nu«-. tency. «roneral debility, hervou>i>v». r er confusion of ideas, palpitation 0! heart, timidity, dimness of sight, tremb­ ling, diseases of the head, throat, no-v of skin, affections of the ifver, him.-?, stomach or bowels, those terrible disorder* caused by solitary vise of youth and secret practices blighting the moat radiant hopes rendering marriage impossible or un­ happy. Our method will cure the WW‘ obstinate case and absolutely restore per­ fect manhood. MIDDLE AGED with frequent evacuations ot tbe Wa«M< r or with smarting or burning sensations weakening the system in a manner the pa­ tient can not account for. The urine has a ropy sediment or tbe color Is thin «>». a milkish hoe. There are many who dir y. this complaint ignorant of the cause wija • ta*M<»ixl*lue ot Semin*! We Kuraslee • perfect cure «nd I*;’"1 rertuntlota IMPORTANT to WU1KS_ After yrar* ot experience we ireutMt cure for >11 fil*eM« l»cul',r the rex. Important cures (»nj w' »" tew tb«t bore not belSed the .kill «' *“ tbe home pbyslclau*) here the be"’.'1 »> .tuileoh.nl of billed th ixm. hM keen m*rkr-<l. over two thinb R raredv In from two to four ounces of urine f< cbtttk-al analysis. * �NEW ■ ' ---------------------------1 Well's Nirvs and Brain Jrertaent -itlve written coaraatee, Ur .'J-. to cure Weak Memory; Loss t>£ \-|r .4 Bower; Lost E*n li.-Minis, oi vmuiuauce, .- M-ltudo; all Drain*.; Low of Power . rn:..o Orrin" ta either sex, c*u»e4 by a: Youthful Errors, or Excowive Um of •rdiuu or Liquor, which soon lead to ■--.-.i ipil-’n, InMintty »nd Death. By mail, ■ r Jj; with vrrlltenjmarantre to cure or . V. frrarar.U. COUGH l certain * SYHUP.T P m—ma— • • .iscoutlnued: olcLBOe. else, now25c.; Old , JWDW. GUARANTEES Issued only by . oodM-.-r. Sole Agent, llasthiKH- MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Healtli In Michigan. During the week ended June 10 -. ports sent to by slxty^-ven obMTve" 'I1 Jllri?n5 J»"tons of the state to lh.. state board of health ind'ewted that Infiamniatlon ot the towels and p,mnmonla increased, and pleurltl. aid in­ termittent fever decreased in area of prevalence Typhoid fever was report. *d st twelve plaoes, diphtheria at twenty-three, scarlet fever at fortysix. consumption at two hundred and nineteen, and smallpox at Bsv Citv Grand Rapids MusWgon. &tro£ Sturgis. Kalamazoo, Marine Cltv Owoem, Saginaw, Flint. I renchtowm Ridgeway and Austin. Domestlc Broil EmU in Death. M TIME TABLE. William Evers, a German farmer at Hay township, Charlevoix county,while drunk assaulted wife, bruising her face badly. She went into an adjoin­ ing room, and took paris green. Neigh­ bors discovered tbe condition of affairs and caused Evers’ arrest. His wife died soon afterward. Feeling in the neighborhood against Evers was in­ tense. Three Killed by Lightolng. Lightning struck the house of John Anderson at Menominee and killed three men. Their names are: Nels Berkstrom, Peter Frenun and Peter Roesmussen. The following were in­ jured; Swem Berkstrom and Swcm Swanson. The men were raising the house, and when rain' came up they took refuge underneath. ‘ Shot Ills Father-In-Law. p. in.jp. m p in. '5 451 3 06 William Henshaw shot his father-in­ law, Jacob Sutter, at Grand Rapids, inflicting probably fatal injuries. He fired through the window at his wife, missing her, and then killed himself’ His wife left him owing to his dissipa­ tion. taking her seven children, the youngest 6 months old, and her father warned Henshaw to keep away. I 16 6 101 -4 2 >s;’ ? ba «:ci>.Al only. Agents mast signal - ..r Cj-: stations as s<k>u as they cau be r'r>. -.gbs traius will be run at tbe convenlenc• ■ ixuipa’iiy, who reserve the ncht to chant e of such trains without notice. <o . tinai wait a: Woodbury lor passengers in N-i. t on D L. ft N. -■.j .-cage j. ;ist beat the depot at least 8 mtn - i’cfor*- having time of trains, so that agents lv liavtttiine to check It property; otherwise it 40 f- rward until next train. W. S. Dkweng. Genl Manager il. C. l OTTZK. Gen'l P. * T. Art. L. Sergeant, 8upL Do You Use Salt? It wIP. pay you In numerous ways to use the wdt that’s all «alt. This is especially true as to the butter maker. You recognite a dlfiTerenoe in t utter. We can point you out » dif­ ference in salt. Yon strive for the best <ntlk. why not search for the best saltf Test, compare, ask questions, luvestignte whut Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt has done for others. There’s no secret about II Write and get particulars. We grunt that salt is cheap, but is that a good reason why you sboukl uot have the best? Look fitirly and fully into the salt question, and you'll fi-rd the way to iictter flavored batter, and belter prices through onr Dairy •Salt, indispensable for cooking and table use also. Write uh about tt. DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT €0„ , St. Clair, Mich. SUDDEN DEATH! The Community Shocked, " i.ast evening, just after tea, while My. I ncmay llartman, a prominent and highlyrespecied citizen, apparently in the best cf hvalth and ipirita, was reading a newspaper, ’•t- sheet suddenly fell to the floor; be : !acwi one hand over his heart, gasped, and back in his chair, evidently uncoa­ rcions. The family were stricken with ooa-’err.ation, and immediately sumnxmed a physician. But it was too late. The old ^nt.eman wu dead. Phymriena gate heart uixease as the cause.”—Holbrook Ljery day the papers contain statement! itoJilarte the above. Even yoath b no de­ fense; against heart disease, and the awful tepidity with which it is claiming victime foccesupon all a conviction of its prevalanca. beader, if you have a symptom of this dreau disease do not hesitate a moment in “jnd‘Tg‘01L •• «1W»J. iuMTOM, •nd in heart disease too often fatal Some K“K.<T!of hexrt «hortiteteof u-tetn, fluttering, or palpitation, note or <£^ro“’1in ieft side, EoSlder, or arm, ir- CROSSING THE STREET. ------- ■•—J t-uiwr. Street?Th^ro’i ''.V^ w,mien «>•» <hc j Ooal Minors Resume Work to wh^ pic^hor’^t’WWt tl,in,r Many DooaUtiea. Tried & Many kinds of birds indulge in curi­ ous terial performances during the mut­ CT,m though the I XT h® br!pht nnd clc,,° She 1 may , ing and breeding UIVVUIU^ TCO.1VU. season. erjauc Some Ui of the bUC Mrn indicted for .Marder—North- best-known Instances are those of the nrett?.rM’^S“lU well be said n*ncd» Miner. Still DiMottafled [night-hawk. the woodexck and the shoes and smart gow ns and has I of the Superior Medii ”?r!.ook ia he* Fy when she i , snipe. Mr. E. W. Nelson, in his "Birds j VlvauU Collier*. ““Fto °’et- The policemen nlwayshelp I ' of Alaska,” says that the pintail duck the standard he though they know rite ncids no i has some very peculiar habits of' this blood-purifier, READY X> WORK. hety and she knows they know it tint ------- I Springfield 11 ’ June He oace once saw aa pair pair nw ribe into into tne the air air inut makes no differemje at all Th.•"*’77*.“’, .V" ’ ’J'***” 2d.—Several I clc Iwl... _ -T --— — start a . off. .« ... .. cha-se . men always stop on the curbing to owe ’ ?t "i" th‘B ,dialri ct resumed work and the male In full it.ahe-renehes her destination aH rig^ '- ~ h ---------------------‘ Present appearances after tbe female, at u marvelous rate of speed. Back and forth they went,, Then. says the . , ie stnze in Ilhnois is at an end. m \vhn1 1 ~, 4 A5A’ ! * .,Juae --i-—About 650 with frequent quick turn.% now almost is the business voumr tKiren. absent mjner nerfc ont ° of( ,toe the 1,000 11000 employed cmployetl In in the the out of sight overhead, now skimming plunges Into the tear iu awfSt aiw ro° 1 ! “ ’ oat mindcda.-K. Somettaw. sh? ui'elT an I Pri°r “ U'c strike along the ground in an involved course Its long record her dress skirt, but she nsmillv I .rrJiKS ?ere ““t could secure work In the very difficult for the eye to follow. Sil about It, andhcrsh.x^ „ „ f°?’ mlne* °f thi'* ci,-T' the remainder, assures you that what Soon a second male joined in the chase, anyhow. The polloemen knowth* leaders of the strike, were then a third, and so on, till six males has cured others ought to-help her but she is t 1 toformed that their services would not were vying with each other in the pur­ ■ Fives them fearful ftoet KXVthJ? i‘“A 1 suit. — , The original, pursuer seemed to be men are preparing to the only one capable of keeping close know she Is doomed to be run dowi tonre The .Wk The strike has resulted in a to the cov female, and even he, from ^“toe ^'frif' -n‘?; "T “ WU1 *• «»"pielefailure^ l.k ' » ■ . * . ’ . her dexterous turns and curves, was ou uii next fellow s crossing. It. all i v * — . Klzht Men Indicted for Murder. ■ able .to draw near only at internals. comes of her having her mind occupied.Brazil , -----Ind.,» June After a scs j Then he always passed under her, and — ------- 22. — —------ A woman with an occupied mind is 1 bound to upset things. ! Eion of ten days the grand jury has kept so close to her that the two pairs astings ity ank And finally there is the poor little' brought in an indictment against of wings clattered together with a timid, woman who is deathly afraid of ! James Booth, Robert Rankin, Earnest , noise like a watchman’s rattle, and Hastings, - - Mich. Charles Slack. William Wilson, audible a long distance. truck horses and Is shabbily dressed • ^JOrVJU.' Carr and | The chase lasted for half an hour. and liable to heart dhease. She gets 1 CAPITAL $75,000.00 across anyhow, no one knows just how, I \ illiftm Garauer, charging . them One by one the males dropped off, till SURPLUS B12.000.0U. been use the first two varieties take up • with murdering Engineer William . finally but one of^ them—the original Incorporated under tbe laws of tbe 8teto Barr on the Vandulia line east of this ' one. Mr. Nelson belicvee-was left. fill the attention. j MtcbtgaB. And having watched the woman fori City on June 6. The defendants were not Then the pair settled into one of the bail and1£ewere to<JcU> jail,- 1 ponds. Open for business Dec. 15,1886. attention to thTmen? Vf yoThlt^ ’’ admitted theto ^ wlU Pv ttnsent ^be other times Mr. Nelson saw a fen-irow —m u_ < . other times Mr. Nelson saw a feofficers: aXalhX K ’*“ « | -n^p^r^ ^dTvX S ’J. G. Robtn»->n, President; ' Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cate Mr. He never runs across—that is. if he is ' indicted. full speed, and suddenly take wing ft ’ Ottawa, I1L, June 22.—All'Of the again a few yards beyond, tbe males directors: . a city city man. man. .. ................................... * D. W. Reynold ■<. w H. pbwer«. the while after her. lie doesn’t get fiustrated and excited rioters arrested during the labor all I/. B. Heuer. at La Salle,’ twen twenty-five in I| Du G. BobIlUMI>7 and he accomplishes Lt In- calculation 1. trouble ? M ,ty-five in The pintail has also a habit, during CkWttir Meeeer, Jehn Carveth, A quick glance un and down the number, those who destroyed property the mating season, of descending from street wd he knows I Bt ScoU’S mine ln the a great altitude at an angle of about ^kera who .toned . S.nta Fe train ■ forty-flve degrees, with the wings . Hm tii" only awing* department, la iu Barry coming down, how kkJ thTtinrem str<,,lt°r r«cntly. were Indicted by stiffly outspread and sllglnly curved Counts and pay# 4 per cent Interest on nil time wagon and the coupe will take to reach h# gn'nd JniT' I downward. The bird is frequently ao d«po«ts. his crossing and r,??h* Ki C“ Reject the Scale. • 1 high that the noise, produced by its calmly over, almost snuntera. In ftLt 1 Streator, Hl.. ________ June 23.-The —Theconeon- passage through the the airisis heard heard for and verh’ms ««« i vention TeDtionrepresenting representingthe theminers minersofof ’ fifteen or twenty twentyseconds seconds before before the AVER ’SSARSAPARILLA will cure you C H George Dumenford, the 13-year-old son of George VV. Dumenford, met with an accident at Alpena which resulted ran nil j . u *k .. ' in his loosing an arm. He was in , '\V» Iro ““ d“ “ in thc s“m,‘ WB\ « Pack’s sawmill and got his arm caught we wiH force our nervous .y,terns under in a steel chain belt in such a way that a certain control. it twisted the limb completely off be­ Men, too. believe that no driver will tween the elbow and shoulder blade. run them down if he can help it. i Women, per contra, feel convinced i Shot Through the Thigh. that the aim in life) of every u " '• ..it ; Richard Colwell, of Ellington, was man" r~ ’ 1 • —- la -to crush •* them • and jehn If I shot through the thigh and leg« with aey oan.-------------------------)! several bullets by a Mrs. Goul, who claims that Colwell had been insulting MEAT FOR THE WORKINGMEN. i; her and calling her all the names pos­ Make* Muscle, Preeerve* Energy, and I sible every time he passed her home. j The quarrel grew out of a piece of A prominent Englishman who was property belonging to Mrs. Goul. discussing the food value of meat to workingmen lately, mye the St. Louis Drowned In Sight of Compantona. Ololw-lVmocrat, «ld: •■Drapite whai I John Wood, aged 18, living with his our vegetarian friends say, meat is parents in Jackson, was drowned at essential to the workingman. It makes Vandercock’s lake. He was in bathing muscle and preserves the energy. The and waded beyond his depth. He Irishman of his own country is too could not swim and went down before poor to buy much meat, and it is notori*3 i i the eyes of several companions who ‘ he T1 do “ muc? woTk “ ' were too terrified to rescue him. he doos In other countries where he is The Kalamazoo county pioneer pic­ nic will be held August 10. Vicksburg’s spiritualist camp meet­ ing will be held from August 10 to September 2. The West Michigan Fruit Growers’ association held its annual June ses­ sion at Muskegon. The sixth annual reunion of the Branch County-Soldiers’ and Sailors’ association was held at Union City. John Vandenberg, a 15-yearold boy employed in the Crescent mills at Grand Rapids, was drowned in the canal while bathing. In a saloon row at Fort Huron A. Rozel. Cornel Vaure and August Bark­ er beat Albert Richert with clubs and one cut his back open, inflicting a fatal wound. Griffith Perry. Jr., a young man liv­ ing near Romulus. Was killed and ter­ ribly mangled by the cars. In the circuit court at Kalamazoo Mrs. Julia Rice Was awarded 83.000 damages against her father-in-law. Parley H. Rice, for the alienation of the affections of her husband, W. L. Rice. Forty graduates received diplomas at Olivet college at Olivet. • Ive Littlefield set some traps in tbe woods in the vicinity of Cheboygan ftnd caught a large bear. The graduating class of the Bay City high school numbered thirty-four. At a barn raising in Denton a timber fell, striking Jim Harrington on the head and killing him instantly. The Ajax dynamite works of Henry H. Thomas near Kawkawlin were Peculiar Habit* of the Fowl While on the Wing. B heated meeting. It determined to repudiate the action of the Columba. 1 convention and to stood to.’ .I and to Htand for last ; year’s prices. The members invited ; the operators to meet them, 1 which they declined to do, stating I■ that they had already met the '! miners’ representatives at Columbus, |• anil were to carr;, o„, thc I i mcnt made mfiAn there, ♦K<sv-.» and nv.,1 invited ;-vvv,4re.l the fkn min-j wvlvv. ’ mrat era to do we the same. On receipt of this en» w uu declination the miners declared for a , continuation of the strike. The mi"-' ers of northern Illinois have isolated to o V. UVi vuv. themselves by j this action, and taken independent stand. The trouble, it _ht-..r.l *’ ,ho“F - ” >u now take on a more acute form in this section. Returning to Work. St. Louts, June 23.—A large number of mines in southern Illinois have re­ sumed work. Among them are the Carterville uoai Coal company company'sb vanervuie mine, Bro.b mine, St Louis .nd Big Muddy two at Breeze, one at Trenton, the enabled to live better. The trades Joeeph Taylor at Trenton, the Joseph union commissioner of England has od Taylor at O’Fallon. Oak Hill. Oak­ record the Htatement of a manufacturer land, Avers &. Randall's Belle­ who has factories in Manchester, Eng­ ville. Tilden, Walnut Valley. Ban­ lund, and Cork, Ireland, to the effect d enburg of Glendale Coal that, although he paid wages 20 per company. Mission Fields and Peoria, cent, lower in Cork than in his English of Consolidated Coal company, and F. factory, the cost to him Is exactly the J. Langmeyer’s, in the Breeze district same. This he attributes wholly to the Active preparations for resumption j difference in diet Several manufac­ are being made everywhere. The Con- ( turers In thia country have observed a soli BOUUatCU dated company LUJUptadlJ expect VJkpVlLiU to MJ rvvpou reopen in 4U marked increase in the lal»or cca‘,ucl'' /\ several mines at once. General Mana- • of young Irishmen after a few w weeks Simpson slates that the Staunton ; mpnt isIs . . , • ,, , stay in this country, where meat men had never been on a strike and served three times a day at the board­ were always willing to work. Ten | ing-houses. whereas ip his own country xir more coal mines in the vicin- . the Irish laborer is in luck to get meat ity of Belleville have resumed once a day. This is nn economic ques­ operations. The Maule mine, the ; tion in which there L food for serious largest in the vicinity, resumed with thought for mep employing labor on a 1 about seventy-five men. Both the large scale, who think to save money Crown Coal company's mines on the | by cutting down wages. It has been Air Line started up with all their old demonstrated tliat shortening the miners, numbering nearly ™. ... 100. The hours of labor increases the average of other mlnesin operation are the Kloeas I work done, and by paying wages at A Oak HUI on the Air Line, the Humwhich men can afford to eat plenty of boldt & Brandenberger on the L. «fc U., meat the manufacturer will,I believe, be and the Nicol Avery on the Cairo • the ultimate beneficiary. Especially is Short Line. ! this true of concerns like iron foundries IniUan* Miners Yield. : and rolling mills, where the work is of Trar.r Hitm, Ind., June 2S.—By a ’ an extremely arduous character, de­ vote of SS to 14 the delegates to the manding a constant renewal of the state convention of miners on Friday I reconsldered the action of last Satmwasted tissues."____________ day and accepted the Columbus scale. I Sh« Fulled. .but ' with ... ____ v_____ j-j — I a- strongly worded pro­ A Bowdoinham woman who is always I ready to do a kind act had u hard expe­ test. The resignation was demanded i OI Oil llieomcrrsui me uuitoi anuc of all the officers of the United Mine rience the other day. She was in a car Workers who signed the agreement |■ bound for Augusta in which was an in­ The rote on this proposition was 82 to ■ sane woman on her way to the hospital. 26. The block coal delegates did not i After watching for some time the keep­ vote on tbe proposition to accept the I er’s attempts to quiet tiie unfortunate, scale hecanse the block miners at a.1 the Bowdoinham lady, whom the Bath mass meeting Wednesday had already ' (Me.) Enterprise calls Auntie 8., aaked done so. Work is to be resumed next , permission to try her hand at it. This Ctng granted she sat down by the Monday Are you willing to work for the causa of Protection in placing reliable infor­ mation in tbe hands of your acquain­ tances? If you are, you should be identifiodwith THE FIRST SHAKESPEARE FOLIO There Never Was a Volume Which Caused Surely a little enthusiasm Is allow­ able here. Never was there a volume which has caused bo much controversy and argument, says the Cornhill Maga­ zine. It has been measured up by eighths of an inch, counted in lines, reckoned by page, by letter—nay, even by stops and omissions, and made the subject of thick treatises which try to prove it something different to what it is and its author a myth. It was pub­ lished at a guinea; In 1787 a copy sold at auction for ten pounds sterling, and to-day a fine specimen would not fall for less than fifteen hundred pounds THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LtAGUV.136 W. 23D ST., NEW YORK. “ The Niasart Falli Route.” aABTTFOS......... '.. ?. ..W”|WHSFS M l» Balts Stations. °* 0,0 Uralquarto •■Hamlet,"ln many toterertlnff and at‘ractire ,thc l““°rtal aeries, only tw° '““P1” °* which are defective, though the two together would make a perfect copy, The duke of Devonshire has the title. !»*«. tat “>• 1“‘ to the ran*<'nm “W toe exact reverse >, the ca®®—® cuyloy® coincidence. Plays of this period generally are “‘"to esteemed and eagerly sought for to drat editions, and aU ooUeotors are familiar with those thin quartos, often sumptuously clad by Bedford or Biviere, which represent snob a high cvcr-tacreaslng money value, Whether this be an Indication of growing Interest lo nmtters theatrical, “,>» more probsble. a recognition <* toelr Importance as factors In onr «“> '“‘to1®1 <* to«fr Hastings.. ... ’...... I no! |C. R. OSBORN, Local Ajrent. Hasting 0. N. fcv.uucs G. F & T. A. Clilcsao PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM '■ anJ naMiM * lusutiaai ! ! , NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, C9UDtv <>l Bar-j —«a. Notice Is herct-j ^Iven. that by an order of Prebxto Court for the County ot Barry, on the I5<b flay of June, A. D , 1M months from that date were allowed tor tors u» present their claims azah st the a of Sarah J. Moore, late of sal4 County, censed and that all creditors ot aaitt are required to present their «labas to Probste Court, at the Probate office, hi ths of Ua-iilugs. for examination and or before tbe iMh day of December such claims will be heard in-lore said Saturday, the iMli day of September Md urday the iMii day ot December next,at o'clock lu the torenonn of each ot th'isedaysJ Dated. June 15th. A. D.. 1881. CHas. W. Akmstkoxg. JtM«e of Probate. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Barry—w. •. Notice Is hereby given, that by an the Probate Court for the County ol made on thr -jrth nav of May. A, six months from that date v.-ereallowed Hurs.to weent ihetr claims Will Contino, to strtkn. of Hannah W. Russell, tat" of sail ScorroAlA Pa-. June 23,-The miners ! deceased. iumI that all creotlorsoCaalQ are required to present thefr claims convention decided on the continueProbate Court, at the Prot'Me c of Haxtlnus. for exaniinatkrn and tlon of the strike, and resolutions to or belnre tbe 28th davot N that effect were passed. A resolution , and that such claims w ill be beard was also passed advocating the withcourt, on Tuesday, tb"2>ih day_ drawal of Strikers from the region and on Wednesday, the 28th day ofM drawal of the strikers from the region next, at ten o’clock in the ivrenoun of In a body H their demands are not “mes, It ware perhaps difficult to sat. UMM days. Dated Maj 2*th. A. D. 1?M. granted. , Isfactorlly ttedde. Cha*. W. ARManuHrd Joyfal BarprHc far Miners. j Judice of Houtzdale, Po., June 23.—Notices "Fishing!” said a man who Lives have been posted by the United OolMORTGAGE BALE. Blake street, "why, I went fishing lieries Uerles company notifying nouiymg the u»o men that .am .nd miwht th. > et uM having been made <n tbe < the oolllerie. would stert Monday at the I ol ie rtidn m■tJsJUL't- vxeruled I Cisi.w.di <rter and Elite L Orw dll old rate of fifty cents per gross ton. . There is the tagdem eel that you have R. Hail, dated the t»lp«»i*-et»th <Uy The notices created great excitement the twentieth dav ».( Ju all heard ot When they go down or recorded ou which there is due at this di throughout the region, as the compa­ , up stream from their quarters for the hundred and twelve and <J7-KD do nies seemed determined not to pay 1 Is hereby given, that by virtue of winter or summer they go in single sale In Mid rnortaage, I tfud! force more than forty cents per gross urn. file, one behind the other, like the pri­ by s pale at public auction to the The men will start to work Monday. meval man. They leave exactly six der. at the north front door of the tn the City of Hastings, on the first A Dynamite Outrage. . inches between their noses and the tail tember. 1«H. at twelve o’clock nor­ Birmingham, Ala.. June 23. — Un­ of the cel in front. When an cel sees certain piece or pareel ol land, si City of Hastlngv. County nt Barry known persons placed dynamite under that the fellow ahead is lengthening Michigan, described as follows, a negro tenement house at Warrior, at this space be jumps ahead, and, seiz­ Ing at tlie north east corner of 1 of sect Ion number el* S a. m. Thursday, and blew it up. No ing the tail of the offender in his quarter turee north of range eight west, one was kJUed, but six men were seri­ mouth, pulls him back into plice- wesson the east and west quai eighty-seven rods to U ously injured. The negroes had re­ I dropped my hook right down in front section highway (now Michigan cently taken the places of strikers at of a string of these tandqm eeteandtbe along the center ot said hfc bait was accepted, and I jerked out tl^s line of Lincoln Street on 11 the minoAtlon to the village fnow eeL The one l>ehind. seeing that the tbeiK. east on the north tin fellow ahead was running away, to the north and south quart! London, June 23.—Tbe Post, com­ obeyed liis instructions and seised bls tinn end thenev north on ul menting on the decrooae of emigration , ta 11 to pull,him back, and ao also did to the United States, think the de­ tbe one behind, and ao on to tbe last mortgaged premises crease is less due to the exclusion laws led them out hand over than to the fact that the west has had I a great hum of slippery its day and that the tide of emigration hand till I The Michigan Center flour mills at patient, who showed her appreciation Jackson were burned together with of the move by gazing steadily at the 3.000 bushels of grain. Loss, 815,000. friendly face of her entertainer. But The mill was owned by Redfield «fc Son, Bnddeuly, with cat-Hke agility, she made a grab for auntie’s bonnet and in and was built in 1837. The new home of the St- Cecilian so­ another second woe dancing in the ciety of Grand Rapids was dedicated. aisle, with not only this headgear but also a wig that had come off with it, The structure cost 885,000. William R. Gifford, one of the oldpst and best known railroad men in the her scalp! I’ve got ner scaip. xue raootedod In rescuing country, died in Detroit, aged 78 years. keeper ..Anally ■ _- * — vrsrinVi WOTBA Henry A. Chaney, a well-known law­ yer, and for many years prior to 1880 supreme court reporter, died at his home in Detroit of apoplexy. sdSTtF^ raothering, weak or hungry The skeleton of a man was found in fainting spells, dropsy, etc. According to *o InvMtl (fatten con­ the woods about 9 miles from Menom­ inee with the barrel of a shotgun and ducted under the ample** at theJntetr some ammunition by its side. Nothing national Society of Anthropologlrt* of was found by which the remains could London, which has just concluded an inquiry respecting the average height Ibeeamsso much woresthat be identified. ’u: *’° 11Te’ bnt WM Induced as a of the various races and notlonnJtlea, The store of Headly, Kropp <fc Co­ English ami American citizens average dry-goods merchants at Muskegon, was taller than any other p*P”*eH*“,T<!’ closed on four chattel mortgages agOf-tho human family. Th* fe'rt .SyLfe yj A burglar entered the photograph professional desses, who head th* tert as the tallest of adult males, attain the "HM c™- ’’*73itb no beooflt ' galtory of N. H. Cathcart at lllnt aod average of 5 feet 0.14 teehee. hcstOT er.Sj’nuwOy.otwboul.orwMeb stole the lenses from two camems. the list come the male* ot Mi clMett valued at S125. In tbe United State*, and a minute Si • wreek from heart ’ At Fowlerrllte Mtaa Oora Haren, and traction behind them come the English Iwhen I began using "lit• teaS&WS"“5 N’rt’ind LfrS Mra Charlee Parks were thrown from of all daw. In other European conn» buggy to » runaway and probably tries the average for the mate adult is cnTELftX. H<*« C«te ts sold by an drur but J feet a Inches; th* A“**)“* “net or seot by tbe Dr. fatally injured. The Fidelity i Deporit company of Portuguese and the i! FV,trt lnd • °° of s«*. Il’Sp>» Baltknore. a .errty company with • ia turned toward Africa. capital .took of MOO,000. w« licensed to jp buatoeg* to thl* state. , Ore \\ou_ a Pvtend.^0 TYie cause q! PcoYec.VxonojpXYnevvQOiYV VAevestu ? ” ’------’------ * meteor-like *” He descends with swift* nesfi till he Is within a few yards of the ground, when a slight change in the position of the wings sends him gliding . . ■ - from • away close' to the ground one hundred to three hundred yards with­ out a wing-stroke. The sopnd produced by this swift passage through the air can only be compared to thc rushing of B gale through teJe-tops. At first il ls murmur': then it rises to a hiss, hiss. like a murmur: Qna as thc bird sweeps by it is almost - — roar. But even more precious are those squat quartos which represent the ab­ solutely first editions of many of the bard’s productions. It is a little singular how few of thorn hare survived. Heaps upon heaps may very likely have been mode food for bonfires in the stern days of the Ironsides and the strict fanatics who took away England’s pleasures and gave her her liberty, yet one would expect to meet with more copies. They issued at rix pence mo.t Ukely on wmewhat the same tooting as the Mj J*™®11 J°. Strand, ambitious **“" dear to the “— »•<** - -amateur. -* Thdir money value must now in some instances be reckoned in three figures, while many are almost if not quite —-— , B ja �«« aH.nA: Hastings Banner. . Thursday, Jtlne'WiSw-____ MARSH ALL L.COOK. Bdiur. -ry* HASTINGS. MICH., rOSTOFFICK, ATGV5T 14. 1879. ' editorial jqotes IT’S FLOPPED AGAIN: WITH EDITORIAL BOP TO THE POPULISTS THE JOURNAL SEEKS DEMOCRACY. The Addition (?) to the Rank* Re­ ceived "Without a Murmur. We will not attempt tn !say which “teeUth” time it is that lhe Journal has cajoled with the destinies of various po­ litical parties, as the number is only limit­ ed by the number of political side shows that has been gotten up by tbe democrats to draw from the republican tent. “Any­ thing to beat the republicans” is a senti­ ment that has met with a responsive chord from the Journal’s heart While it may have had sotpe professed views at var­ iance with democracy, yet it has advocat­ ed in tbe past and still advocates, a fusion of anything and everything opposed to republicanism. Two years ago, to IPs hearts content, free trade, anti-free trade, free sliver, antl-free silver, prohibition and free whiskey platforms were all “fused” Into one strange peculiar mix by the machinations of a few politicians and wire pullers. Instead of being an easy dose for Intelligent, thoughtful men to take it proved to be a bitter pfil. Instead ot having a quieting, soothing effect, • it proved to produce a violent nausea, and conscientious voters spewed out the politi­ cal mess In a manner that was decidedly opposed to tbe democratic avalanche of votes all over the country, and the repubUcans’bf Barry scored an excellent vic­ tory. * At the democratic convention Saturday Brother Dennis followed in the line of the tragic actor and substantially said: “For 16 long years I’ve held aloof from democratic conventions.” (Though not from choice we’ve often thought.) “I propose hereafter to be a good democrat,” [The office of Inspector of Postoffiees hasn't yet been filled.] Brother Dennis reached a grand climax as he finished the following;—“If any democrat has done me injury I forgive him; If I’ve done a democrat any injury I didn’t mean to; if I’ve injured the party I,m sorry for it* The peroration was a dramatic attempt made with the expectation of applause, from tbe whole 87 delegates who were present, but like the longed-for letter “it never came,” and a sad, forlorn expression stamped Itself on the visage of our Broth­ er as he hesitatingly took his seat We think It was Shakespeare who said: “Inconstancy, thy name Is Woman.” Had that immortal genius been writing at the present day he eould as truthfully have said:— “Inconstancy, thy name is Dennis.” Last Saturday, (June 23rd) was the democratic convention. Two days pretous to this the Journal not only had tbe mil for the democrat convention, but also tbe peoples party call. Editorially it men­ tioned that the Populists vote in Oregon bad Increased. (It forgot to mention that the republicans carried the state recently by 15,000.) It uttered very mild protests against the administration Issuing bonds. It glso said:—“There are people who think that it is a change ot man and not a change of air that the Honse and Senate Cham­ bers need.” The last that we knew of the Journal before this it was democratic though of course we can’t pretend to keep record of its flops. In the Journal of June 7th is an address, a screed on both republican and democratic parties from Chairman Merriek of the Peoples Party. The fact that the Journal printed it 11 a practical endorsement of the denunciation erf democratic as well as republican parties. This must have been before the spasm of democracy passed so close to the dournal office. In Its issue ot May 81st In closing a clipped article under tbe head “Betrayed” the Journal says:-—“Work­ people, you are being betrayed Into m.marchial government by both tbe old politi­ cal parties.” Thus by aur contemporary’s emphatic endorsement of democracy at the eoavention Saturday, be Is a self-ackntrwtedgvd member of a pdrty that less than one month ago he branded as “be­ traying tbe work-people Into a monarchlal jWwernmenL” aetiy aa be thinks li right and every man at be dam. We do not ail think alike, we do Mt all see to Ings alike and it is beat Maud ep fmrieesly end eoastantly for what be believe* to be right and if it ia right ft will win. Bat the Idea of nrcn of Additional County News. a fusion again thl« ftJL We have confi­ dence enough fe the Intelligence, the in­ Maple Orawa. tegrity, the self-respect of political con­ A. T. Howley rated the frame to hb victions of voters to believe that If it Is burn feist week Thursday. brought about, as it no doubt will be, they Am Bivens and Alt Demary attended will again stamp their disapproval on it as negro eampmeetlng Saturday aud Sunday at Lake Odessa. ....................... they did two year* ago tn this county. Quarterly meeting next Sunday at the M. E..church. Tbe funeral of Mi. and Mrs. Cha*. Good, True DcwocraU. ' Grayfe little irrtf-nl daughter was held at The following verses were written by the M. E. church last Sunday p. m. one who used to be a democrat, but tbe , Outlet on. folllBA of the present administration drove Ed Kliine rnterUlnwl bl, owlher «nd him to his seizes apparently. They were brother from Haattnr*Sunday. banded us by one of our Morgan subscrib­ Wm. Clark uf LltcMdW was a guest at ers. Though lhe meter may be faulty, Wesley Noyes over Sunday. James Parrish and Sir. and Mrs. N. V and poetic license extensively indulged in, yet tbe verses are expressive of that strong Rasey of Charlotte were guests at David Smith ’s last week. • , . sentiment that comes from experience and Prof. John C. Field nf Charlotte visited observation. Several verses are omitted C. C. Price Wednesday. ‘ tor-lack of space. In speaking of Grover Miro Nina Downing closed a very suc­ cessful term of achati In the Felghner Cleveland lhe writer says:— district Tuesday with appropriate exercises Now. It he Is no Democrat. Miss Downing is a first class teacher. Where ta the true type found? Is ft among the cuckoos. or Those who contest fats ground? Pleasant Valley. Like otliers I am puzzled tore. A pleasant party was enjoyed by the All iny old boots aad bate I'd give to know what constitutes young people Friday evening at Wm. "‘Good, straight, true,” Democrats Surlne’s. Pshaw! I ought to have known 1c all be­ fore. Whv Its Just got through my brain Where I can get of those who know The knowledge 1 would gain. The folks ’’across the pond wbo'd drive Our laborers to the bats Can surely tell ju« what Is meant By’ good, true" Democrats! WOek. Miss Moulton tabs made many friends durins her two yeans realdenoe "'•Tbe all^baorbln* topic ot the day Is tbe celebration which Is to be held hare July Sth. Music by Irvins band and eborous. Oration. by Rev.'s Freeman and Arney. Beading of Declaration of Independence by Mrs. John Curtis, radiation etc. to­ gether with a basket picnic dinner, ball games, tub, swimming and foot races are among lhe pleasures prepared for tbe day. . Several from here attended the graduat­ ing exercises Friday. Mra. Albert Heroey of Haatinga, vteited friends In Irving and Middleville last week. Mr. Strong was in Grand Rapids on business Saturday. JlbtofaMy Pure Powder A cream charter baklL p01-.lHighest of all in leavening strength —Latest United State, Govern ment Food Report. Royal Baking P^wdcr Co Wail Si., N. Y. CASH OR TRADE -------- FOR-------- : Butter and Eggs Dry Goods, A Class of Eighteen Graduated from the Hastings Schools. Jacob Erb whose death occurred last week was bom in Stark Co., Ohio, in 1838. He came to Baltimore, this County in 1855, being one of tbe first settlers. He ofeared up tbe farm and lived oa the same until be died. He Joined the D. B. church at tbe age of 92 and was a member of tbe same till death. He was very pa­ tient tn his sickness, bearing It without a manner or complaint In the family there were eight children, all of whom are living—W.J; H. M; J. M; Gay D. Erb; Mary E. Norris; Melinda J. Stewart; Amanda R. Houghtaiin, and Eizora Schu­ mann. Those attending the funeral from away were: Mrs. Samuel Fry and Mrs. John Walters, of Bettsville, Ohio, and John Ickes and Levi Ickes, of Helena, Ohkx « Irving Paul. Hi" youmtest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Benton was drowned June »4th., while out bathing near Martig. Allegan Co. Tbe family have the syxop-^iy of tbe entire community. Mrs. Kirk Davis of Niles, was the gucat of Mrs. (Irani Hendershott over Sunday. Mln Katie Matter of Grand Rapids, is visiting friends iu this vicinity. The house of Mr. Sam’l Chambers was burned to thd ground one day last week. Mr. Chambers was awakened by tbe smoke but was unable to save the building. The loss is partly covered by the Insurance. Hon. Clement Smith of Hastings, gave a very interesting lecture at tbe M. E. church Sunday evening. Pearl Hendershott returned from 1 psl- Should you want trade you will always find our stock fresh and new—our prices low as the lowest, COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. Obituary. aebool tbe paat year. Mrs. G< r«Mlne Pratt. « tenner resldetjt I of Irvine. Is apeudlna a fear days -»ilb *’The acbool at tbe station cloaes this THE LITTLE BRICK GROCERY. The cold facta are that tbe ••true” tyje Are scattering, after all. And. at the rate they’re proving falsa They’ll be more so in the fall: For all not of tbe -good and true" With tbe party will tall In line That voles. “America for Americans.” First, last and all the time. Friday afternoon occurred the eighteenth annual Commencement of the Hastings high school, when a class of nine young ladies and nine gentlemen were graduat­ ed. A platform had been erected in the west side of the Park, and tastily trimmed by the ever zealous Juniors. The back ground was entirely covered with ever­ green, on which the class motto “Energy Win’s the Way* appeared in purple and gold, the class colon. . A large audience was present, every, seat being occupied and many persons were compelled to stand. Tbe class came on the platform headed by tbe high school teachers, the young ladles in their pretty gowns making a very charming picture. The exercises were as follows:— Class Motto: “Energy Wins the Way.” Musie— “June,” Quartette. Invocation, Rev. Thomas Cox. Class Motto. Gertrude Slingerland. Oration, the Coxey Movement, Herman Frost. Music, “Still is the Night,” Quartette. Class History, Maurice Grigsby. Poem, Our Commencement, Harriette L. Beadle. Prophecy, Charles Lewis and Orpha Martin. Solo,4-Birds of Dawn,” Minnie Diekinson. ' Commencement Address, “Unpossessed Lands” Rev. H. S. Jordan. Music, “Come Join our Dance.” Quartete. Presentation of Class, Supt. W. D. Sterling. Conferring Diplomas, John M. Bessmer. Music, Class Song. The program was well carried out, ev­ ery number being exceptionally well ren­ dered. Tbe program was of a' desirable length also, it not being as long as usual, and every* one was interested throughout In spite of the warm weather. The address by Rev. Jordan, pastor of the 1st. Presbyterian church at Lansing, was a fine effort, every one highly com­ mending it. It was fully abreast of the higher line of spiritual thought that Is spreading over the country to-day, calling Humanity and .Divinity into closer rela­ tions. He urged tbe class that In starting out in life they should start out right and be willing to place their destiny whatever it might be In tbe bands of their Creator. He called attention to the various fields of occupation open far them, dwelling es­ pecially upon Science, Arts and Politics. He said that before conquering others they must first learn to “conquer themselves;” that they must subdue their passions their appetites by bringing tbe great power of tbe will Into action. The address waB a model one and the Class of *94 made a wise selection In choosing him, and we hope that the exercises Just pass­ ed may not be the last time that a Has­ tings audience will have the pleasure of listening to his voice. The music was of an exceptionally high order also, It being furnished by a quar­ tette, composed of Misses Mary McElwain, Pearl Michael and Homer Warner and Dell Sutton, with Mrs. Sweezey accom­ panist A finely rendered solo was given by Miss Minnie Dickinson. MU. Dorth Wllkiniwo rul.rL.lnM Sunday aehool elaw al ber Wlben dance WrOaMday afreroooa. All hands set ready and attend races at Uasllnra Jaly alb. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, 1 THRESHING Notions and . E. Y. HOGLE. Trade we’ve Had In Summer PARIS GREEN Clothes These torrid London Purple. ^siuo snot Better see us, Some time For Spraying Fruit Trees, etc. In July GOODYEAR Before The Modern Druoolst, IS Stocks are Remember that Wall Paper Broken. is Cheaper than ever This Season. HEADQUARTERS. We’re on the lookout for the wants of all riied men and make a special point on Sum­ mer Underwear for fat men. Fat men. sizes are from 34 to 50—the very best suits S2.00. Yet 11.00 buys good ones. For all men— Bummer Per­ cale soft and stiff bosom Neg­ lige Shirts—at prices to your liking. Summer Coats in Blackand Blue Serges, Alpaca, Mohairs and light stuffs. |1.00 to 15.00. Seer Sucker and Sateens—40 to 90 oenta. Vests to match accordingly. White Duck and Fancy Percale Vests—*2.50 down to 75 cents. Case after case of of Straw Hats arrive—and leave us on the heads of buyers. Better values than ours are hardly possible—and your money back if anything’s misrepre­ sented. - Furnishing Goods. W.H.tiOObYEflR Cherry Pepsin Tonic Combined with the Acid Phosphates, is the BEST hot weath­ er drink. You can get it at HOLLOWS shutting tbeir eyes Bio Store on the Corner. CONDEMNED MURDERER Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few moments between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he was askedif he would like to say anything. “Ye? he replied, “I would like the make a few remarks about the Wilson Bill.” We submit that it was not natural for-a man under those circumstances to talk upon such a subject. It was not expected. So you would not expect us to talk of anything but FURNITURE It’s our business, we’re interested in it, aad can’t help talking about it If you want any Bed Room Suite#, Dressers. Elegant Book Case# or Furniture of any kind just give me a call. My complete stock and low prices will please you. I can show you the nicest thing in the line of Baby Carriages you ever saw if you will only give me the opportunity. (Blas «ip. Ekpluux.; “irotagtt blind” is a position that Is fortified with judgment, conviction. MM* sease of duty. FuJon is tbe evening will be conducted by the B. Y. P. U. Subject of discussion “Our Young People.” W. 0. Lowden, leader, followed by D. BL Bays and others. At tbe Metbodtot church next Sunday will be held uppra birthday. In the i wui t» pla.red lo Out of town folks served as though here. Write particulars—You’ll like our HASTINGS. MICH. Hammocks • < Croquet A. McCoy �Hastings Banner Thursday, June aS, 1894. XV. R. COOK. Local Bdtwr. There will be a dance at the Lako hoove I July 4tb.- a4.Thonupi)lr Lake, a goM ■BMMH personal mention. time premised. .< Frank Cole is home from Chicago tor a Better ^oeeriea than kept at Cook A visit. • Cook’s cannot be found at any grocery Miss Kila Simpson returned from Albion store In Hastings. Saturday. , Those intending to buy a steam engine MImj Rost Goodyerr is visiting Ln Chet-* or separator will do well to read the adv. ter this week. of Adams A Hart, of Grand Rapids on onr J“hn Dunning is home from Kalamamu inside local page. fur a vacation. Yesterday we received a telegram from Fred Benfield, ot Chicago, spent Sun­ Capt. Nit-kern saying l hat his leave of day in the city. absened had been granted and that he Chas. S. Brown, of Chicago, was in the would Quach this city July 3rd, via Kulacity this week. • mazoo. P. T. Colgrnve and M. L?Vook were In Fire Works of all kinds never could be Lansing Tuesday. bought so cheap in Ibis city as they can right now at Jos. Rogers A Co’s. You Mrs. Thomas Brice went to Nashville will want some for the 4th. aud now isyretrnlay morning. just lhe time to buy them. Miss Louisa Nagler left for her home iu The Whittier Club held its closing meet­ Freeport, Monday. |/5r. D. E. Fuller returned from San ing for the summer Monday night They CORN CULTIVATORS OIIRW Lord oil GlIlllW Oil 601(160 011 BIOGK Oil I easier OH ^i]d oil Kinds ol LuDrl Cdlilio Oils, GH63D, .. . AT . FRE.D L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST’S. LOCAL NEWS. Road Commissioners can find 8 inch fruits, nuts. Ice cream etc. In the Hender­ and priaes are considered they’ll always shott block. Call there during the races. be found decidedly In IL They invite you Bridge Plank at our yard in Hastings. to make their store headquarters. Bring Other people can find anything they want -All the races are being well filled for next week. One mall this week brought along yon butter and eggs, they’ll give yon in the line of lumber end shingles. tbe highest market prices and use yon Bentley, Tomlinson and rider. twelve entries of new horses for the races. Some of the hottest races ever seen in Three threshing engines and one separa­ right Fob Salk—Two bound pups, 8 months old. half Beagle, half fox. Inquire of Jacob R«e. nsrth Broadway, wear iron bridge, Alba Haywood has not been in Haatisgs for several years, and will no doubt be welcomed by a large audience of eld time admirers. Mrs. E. Williams will cloae her shop on Jefferson street for the summer on ao- ooont of ill health, to re-open again this fall on Main street The Secretary of the Alumni Assocla Hon asks all members who read this'no­ tice and have not yet handed in their dues do as soon as possible. In order to protect my brand of 5 cent «'Z»r “The new arrival.0 I was compelled to stamp the name “New Arrival” on each el«‘rH. J. Frakkb. Every Way. have spent a very pleasant and profitable Francisco Monday. time in the study ot American history and Mr. and Mrs. Will Young, of Bellevue, literature the past winter. were tn the city last week. We do not pretend to sell goods at less |Mlss Josie Whipple, of Centreville, to than coat neither will we do it, but will visiting friends Iu the city. sell as cheap as the cheapest, and you will yfilri. A. E. Davenport has been spending get No. ,1. goods. a few days In Grtmd Rapids. Cook A Cook. | rs. Sophia Benfield, of Chicago. Is the Don’t.forgot that the place to have your 1 guest of Mrs. George Barnes. clothes made to order^s at J. Forbes over Mrs, B, B, Wilcox, of Detroit, Is the J. S. Goodyear’s store. He is an expert guest of Miss Lulu Felghner. workman and can please you. He will Walter Carveth, of Detroit, Is visiting also be plbased to do atty repairing for his mother Mrs. Anna Carveth. you. Mrs. William Tinkler returned from and Mrs. Howell Trask, living in Bellfontaine, Ohio, Wednesday. ' the 2nd ward celebrated the 45th anni­ Miss Alice Eddy left for her home In versary of their wedding day, last week. Relatives from Grand Rapids and Toledo Wayne county, Monday morning. Dr. G. W. Lowry and family have been I were present to help them enjoy a pleasant time. spending a few days at Millford. • UlKULdTION * Mrs. Allie Rock, of Detroit, la the.guest Dont think of coming to the races with­ Tins week, 82 quires. out going to Mesdamea Busby and Silsbee of her sister, Mrs. D. S. Goodyear. and getting a dish of delicious ice cream. Mrs. Frank Pancoast returned from a rafter. changes for advertisements They make as fine Ice cream as can be few daj;s visit at Charlotte Tuesday. ■aeh this office Tuesdays at latest to bought anywhere. First door east of Good­ Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Young and Miss insertion in the issue of the week year Bros hardware. Pond returned to Allegan, Monday. brought. We will not sell sugar for less than it Miss Maude Bentley is visiting friends cost us, then tuck on a heavy price to and relatives in Nashville this week, oun:;. A*orre<pondente on inside page. make It up on something else, but deal v^lilrs. John Michael left this week for uih e troin 25c: to S5c. at Cook A Cook. fair and square with all, both big and lit­ Dniuth. Minn., to visit her daughter. •. your fire crackers at Jos. Rogers A tle. • Miss Gertrude Smith spent & portion of Cook A Cook. Coy Smith, of Nashville, who Is visiting I last week in Marshall with her father. wear ruing fast at the Bankrupt in the city errries his ana in a sling. ' He | A. A. Anderson, of Port Huron, was the guest of Miss Grace Messer Sunday. tml. dour and produce at Cook A went to Charlotte to wort in the Curtis Miss Hattie Hotchkiss, of Aurora, Illn factory, and about two hours after com­ is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ganl F. Chides­ All kinds of canned goods at Cook A mencing work, sawed off his little finger at the lower joint, so he’s now taking a va­ ter. Cook's. Mrs. Carl Blanchard, of Battle Creek, cation. Take a day off and come to the races Paul Benton, a yopng son ot Mr. and has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Oliver next week. Greenfield. a Mrs. Chas. Benton, of Irving, was drown­ Teas from 10c. to 60c. per pound at C. R. Osborn's father has been visiting ed Sunday, in a small lake near Martin. Cbuk A Cook's. Allegan County. The few particulars we him a few days. He left for New York Born Tuesday tbe 19th., to Sc Id Beach learned are ‘.hat the boy was in bathing, City Monday morning. and wife, a ten pound boy. got in deep water, strangled and could not Hon P. T. Colgrove delivered an address Everything new fn photography can be swim, and drowned before help reached at the memorial services of the IL of P. found at the Christmas studia him. lodge at Niles, Sunday. 5 pra. Socks for 25c. Tbe many friends of Ed. Schumann and George E. Rowe leaves for Canada Bankrupt Stork. Frank Tucker will be pleased to know Monday, where he goes to attend the gold­ th»t tb»y will •oon open up a meat market en wedding ot an unele. best wort shirts. 45c. In the building south of Hams A Babcock’s Bankrupt Store. Mrs. Hannah and Mrs. Della Barlow and barber shop on Jefferson street. They are Miss Anna Bessmer spent yesterday at Fire works at Jos. Rogers A Co’s can having a first class cooler made. The ‘•Beechwood.” Wall Lake. be bought for less than wholesale cost. boys have many friends and certainly will Mrs. Belle Chapman, of Evanston, HU Straw hats in all styKs. do well. ” . Bankrupt Stork, r> [ James F. Norwood census enumerator is the guest of Mrs. W. E. Powers and other relatives In the city. The free-for-all race will be a hummer. Miss Pauline Shultz has resigned her The track record will certainly be lowerr.­ | for Barry township to the first to send in his report to the county clerk. Tbe result position with Julius Russell, and Mrs. T. ed. . of his canvas shows that Barry twp. has a J. Bush will fill her position. For first class photographs that never I total population of 182F, which Delton has F. E. Johnson and family and Mrs. fade, mil ou Christmas, the reliable pho- | 197 and Hickory Comers 120. In 1890 Johnson's mother, Mrs Callond, of Grand tographer, the population was 1921 or an Increase Rapids, are camping at Long lake. •Waxtet—Lady assistant. Address The of five in four years. MIm Flora and Kiltie Beadle. Phyllis Regulator Mfg. Co.. Grand Rapids, Mich. On July 3rd and. 4th the C. K. A S. will Diamond, and Messrs. Al. Renkes, Dan sell excursion tickets at a rate of one fare Reynolds and Mllle Waldorff are at Wall Alba Haywood, you all know him. will I for round trip. Children under 19 years Lake for a weeks outing. be here to-morrow night. An excellent half fare. Tickets limited to return July Mrs. Mode Rich, Mrs. Stebbins, Misses company supports him. 5th. Ou Jnly 4th In addition to regular Belle Stebbins, Agnes Rich, Ruth Gould A fine attractive program of sports at trains extra trains will run ac follows: and Ora Smith, of Nashville, and James the fair ground Wednesday forenoon July From South. Bastings. Going South. Mason, John Dawaon. Frank Pflug and 4th. Come early and see all tbe fan. . Guy Johnson, of Middleville, are camping 1:OQ 9:30 The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ilM 7«T at the Waldorff cottage at Wall lake. . Bronsv. living in thc fourth ward died last E. J. Huffman, Agent. week, the funeral occurring Sunday. Doni become weary of life and takei While you are at the races it w III .pay Make the children happy by getting you to go to Phillips A Erb’s and look morphine or some other deadly poison be­ them some fireworks at Jos. Bogers A Co’s over their stock of goods. They can save cause the times are hard, but call at Cook the cheapest place in town to boy them. you some money for the races if you’ll A Cook’s and get the worth of your money Coy's beadquarters for fine confectionery deal with them. When quality of goods in thc best of groceries. tor for sale very cheap at Hastings Engine A Iron Works. Also belts, tanka, hose A oil. * 1 j ; FWtfOfl We are glad to see all short-time mer­ the county will be seen here next week. chants, who come to this city and stop a Go to the City Bakery and get cooled off few days and then go away to fresh pas with a fine glass of ioe cream soda, lemon­ Cures, compelled to pay a high license. ade, or a dish of pure cream ice cream. Or They pay no taxes, care nothing for tbe If yon want a nice lunch cheap give that city, aa a general rule sell inferior goods plaee a call. and at far better prices than merchants The number of starters promises to be here woald think of asking., Fly-by-nlght far above tbe usual number this year. The merchants ought not to be patronized by S1515 in parses to what does the badness. anyone, and generally are not except Horsemen go where they can get the most by tboee who expect something for noth­ money. People should encourage the I ing, but get nothing comparatively and Driving Club who have risked a large I pay a big price for IL amount of money despite the poor times, 1 In a recent article in the Detroit Free by taking a vacation Tuesday, W'ednes-1 Press and Tribune those papers stated that day and Thursday of next week and come Prof. Dewey, who had been secured for to the races. Chicago University, was tbe youngest man To all my friends and patrons I wish to in charge of a department there. We have announce tint I have sold my stock of learned that this to a mistake and that this Furniture to Mr. George E. Rowe, of honor shoaid belong to a former Hastings Grand Rapids. Mr. Rowe is an exper­ boy, one who to well and favorably known ienced man in the Furniture boalneas, here and a graduate from the High School. having been at it for over 15 years. He This young mad to whom the honor should comes among you well recommended. I go is A. C. Eycleshymer. son of David thank you one and all for your generous Eyelrabymer of this city, who has charge patronage, and ask for Mr. Rowe the same --- -- - Dont be a “ready made man” but have courtesies you have shown me, believing lour suits made at Lunn’s the tailors. He toloCT- He Is « yoMg hum only SO yews will fiod a reliable, honornakea clothes to fit you; be does repairing or ace rad being placed at the tea I ot thia that in hi« Joa ■<©and —M >11 kinds, Is agent for the American (Deportment tn that Croat Institution of able dealer. Very truly yourw, F«— _ ot Grand Rapids, one ot 1 loamlnc speaks rotates tor hie Mpablllllee ™* m ’Laundry Hiram Rogtra tilt- best In ir. the state. .... . . . _ ____ • -— fntrrr** toe II HARDWARE «« IMPLEMENTS. Hew Western Walkinq. —*---- CIVKS-------- SATISFACTION Deal we wc give to every customer, sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is realty walking advertisement for a ARE house. we have sold him—pleased with his invest-’ Everyone who buys once' comes again, and invites his friends to come too. We are selling our goods as low as they can be sold anywhere. TO our Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what ment clear through. HERE Every Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have •knocked prices down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY We are not here for a day, nor for reliable. a month. W. H. SPENCE. We are here to goods. show goods. show It is fun to We never tire of showing goods. It’s our business to show goods. Don’t our clerks, they We shoppers come in who make us pull down lots of don’t buy they find what they want. i �— "What la it? About Too But thc sight of her joy and the glad asked thia a light pink flush; look on her face inflamed all the man’s her cheeks, and her eyes bri, 'wild jealousy. “Yea." he answered. I „ I “By itfeaven, lass, do you want to termined to tell the troth and rink all j drive mo mad even nerw?” he cried, a-oMfqvonoea.h(_r i Springing forward, he threw his arms "•Mie truth?” cried Man ’round her and. despite her fierce strug­ old .uspidons concerning I n flashed The Great Daily of Michigan. gles he held her to his heart and upon her, and showed in tt look she printed hot, burning kisses of despe­ rate and despairing passion on her face bent upon him. “Yen, the truth. But it ! Is not what CfU) AAA AAA OA at least is sp®11* fo* living expenses every year and lips. you suspected when I wa. last here,” subscribers of The Detroit Evenino News. “My God, how I love you,' he cried passionately. “It is good to die like he answered, obwrvlng her The shrewd advertiser knows this, and by using the advertising columns n, Mary, were on tho wrong track this." , instead of of The 'News secures his share of this enormous sum. 60,000 subscribers Mary struggled with him, and would »nd l iras a fool to be th. But I probably means 200,000 readers, and instead of the *um above, we should have screamed out indLsgust and loath­ just telling you tho whole t in ess with [ have said $300,000,000.00. Ing and fear of him. bubhe smothered waaafraidrand tho very me, in­ which I naw you ana Advertise in The Evening News if you want Results. her screams with his kisses. ng. I Read The Evening News if you want News. "IJiss me once, Mary, just once,” crewed my fear of other he pleaded; but she struggled the more wanted to clear Tom in THE EVENING NEWS, g everyway, and without my tel a CXMTS PER COPY. desperately to break away from him. huntlng He held her firmly until, releasing thing. That's why I've ' DETROIT. QQWU MMau - ----------- 1 80 her.from his arms, he grippedher wrist down thit girl. Sevan might have a handle over Her to make might have a 1 , and dragged her toward, the drawer in her speak the truth and bear out Tom s ■ which lay thc revolver. story. But when I got away I began This he took out and then closed the turning things over and I couldn’t help drawer. remembering that you didn ’ t Btoptat a “One last kiss, my darling,” he cried. But she tore it away from him, and, risk to save me that night in the barn; pulling the door after her with all her " Twill be the last my lips will ever and then I grew wild with myself and strength, crushed his arm and caused give or yours receive.” Then he wound his arms around her, soft like at thinking of what you must thc hand to relax its hold. Then she By Arthur W. Marchmont, B. A. be suffering with suspense. Bo I just fled rapidly through the next room, and for an instant renewed his madly finished the inquiries I wanted to make which wob the outer and larger office, passionate kisses. about Savannah, and then camo back "Good-by, my darling, ” he exclaimed, and sped out into the darkness of the after a minute, and, moving back from to clear Tom.” mill “You can clear him?" broke in Mary, where they had stood, be freed his She had formed a plan in thought; namely, to try and make her way to a right hand, in which he held the re­ eagerly. “Ym. I ran do that This ain't been “Trusts," he returned, impatiently. window overlooking the lane which volver. Mary closed her eyes, knowing what a murder at all Old Coode didn’t die “And have I not trusted? I have ran along one end 6f the mill—one of a violent death; he juat died anddenly ‘trusted’ too long, and nothing has those by which Tom had been accused was coming. At that instant a alight sound broke —heart diaeaae, or apoplexy, or acme­ of breaking into the place. To reach come of it. Now I will act." thing ot that sort. Anyway/. It wasn't “Why have you changed like this this, however, she would have to pass the deathly silence of the place, and murder.” to me?” asked Mary, with more gentle­ through a long room filled with spin­ the man paused. The girl opened her "Not murder!" exclaimed Mary, her ness. “You said that it would make ning machines, down a flight of stone eyes, and, seeing his hesitation, broke face alight with wonderment “Why, you happy to see me happy, and you steps, through the blowing-room and away from him by a sudden and violent how do yon know? How can you promised to help to prove Tom’s inno­ across one of the smaller weaving endeavor. His hesitation passed os quickly, and know?" cence. What have I done to change sheds which was close to that “I was in the mill that night" Another plan she had was to rush he rushed after her with the revolver yon or to anger you?" pointed at her, and when Mary saw | to be oojrnxCTax] “You have done nothing. Nothing away to the top of the building and him approaching she cowered in a you could do would anger me. But hide where she could till morning corner and screamed and covered her came. Her anxiety to get away from the time has come when I must act. Sec the World’s Fair for Fifteen Cento. eyes, and waited for the death that You could not understand if I told the place, however, made her prefer Upon receipt of your address and fifteen seemed so close. you. Mary, I swear to you I love you the former. cents In postage stamps, we will mail you Then came the Bound of feet moving But the chance of carrying out any with all my soul. There is not a wish rapidly across the room, a slight prepaid SotrvEun® PobtfoUo of the definite plan seemed very remote, for nor a thought, however light, however W orld ’s Coia’Mbian Exposition, the struggle and a heavy fall wild, I will not try to satisfy, if you the girl heard Reuben Gorringe hurry­ regular price is fifty cents, but as we want “You villain! You lying, luring, will only be my wife. Will you not ing after her. She determined to hide, you to have one, we make the price nom­ cheating villain! Is this your love for inal. You will find it a work of art and a listen to me? I do not ask you to love therefore. She ran on as fast as possible, stop­ me?” thing to be prized. It contains full page me at f^rst. I knew that may be hard It was Savannah Morbyn’s voice, and views of the great buildings, with descrip­ ping an instant to tear off her boots —perhaps, impossible. But while love is love, such a passion as mine must with nervous haste, and then with when Mary opened her eyes she saw tions of same, and is executed in highest make an echo in time. Will you trust noiseless tread crossed the first of the the man lying on the floor, bleeding style qf art. If not satisfied with it, after work-rooms. Remembering that in from a fearful wound in the back, you get it, we will refund the stamps and me?" He spoke with eager, earnest plead- the second there was a heap of baskets, while Savannah, her face blazing with let you keep the book. Address H. E. Bucklen A Co.. Chicago, III. Ing, and made as though to take her in I »he rushed tt> the RPot and crouched a light of mad rage, was standing ovex, him, holding aloft the long blood­ I down beside them. . his arms. ’’ “Keep away from me! You forget I I She could hear Gorringe moving, and stained dagger with which she had Those who have used Dr. King’s New am the plighted wife of another man.” r once or twice his voice, calling her by struck him down. Then in an instant her face changed Discovery know its value, and those who He stopped, let fall the hands which name, reached her ear. She could tell have not, have now the opportunity to try he had held toward her, and stared at by thc sound that he was at the far and she began to laugh. Almost as It free. Call on the advertised Druggist her with love, disappointmentond rage end of tbe first room; and she held her suddenly, another change showed, and and get a trial tattle, free. Send your battling together for mastery in his breath to listen for what he was doing throwing the dagger away to the end name and address to IL E. Bucklen A Co., gaze. Slowly the color ebbed away and in what direction he was moving. of the room. Savannah burst into a Chicago, and get a sample tax of Dr. It was a brilliant night, and the rays storm of tears and threw herself beside King's New Life Pills Free. as well as a from his cheeks, and he grew deadly, of the full moon flooded through the the prostrate, wounded man, moaning copy of Guide to Health and Household dangerously white and stern. “Is that your final answer?" he many windows of the place, bathing and shuddering, and sobbing, and call­ Instructor, free. All of which Is guaran­ asked, his lips moving at first with no the whole in a white light. But thia ing upon his name with many term* of teed to do you good and cost you nothing at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug stere. sound issuing from them; while his light made her escape much more per­ caressing endearment Voice at length sounded hoarse and ilous, and she was afraid to move lest Then Mary stole away quietly from deep, hollow and nervefuL she should be found. the place to go for assistance, only The best salve in the world for cuts, “If it were my last moment on earth The latter fear prevailed; and find­ half comprehending the meaning of bruises, sores, ulcers, salt, rheum, fever I would say the same," answered the ing, after some minutes of absolutely the scene. sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, girl, with compressed passion. “I intolerable suspense, that the sounds corns, and al) skin Irruptions, and posi­ CHAPTER XXVI IL loathe the very sight of you.” of Gorringe’* movements came no tively cure piles or do pay required. It He made no reply to this, but con­ nearer, she rose and moved as silently is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction tinued to gaze at the girl. An expres­ as a ghost across the forest of machin­ or money refunded. Price 25 cents per Faint and trembling with fright, sion of sadness dimmed the fiercer ery in the direction where she judged Mary hesitated in doubt for a moment box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the light of his eyes, but he went whiter Gorringe must be. druggist __________________ even than before. Then a great sigh, Just when she was reaching the di­ how to get out of the milL Knowing The residence of Mrs. Tillie Isreal of almost a apb? burst from him, shaking vision between the two rooms, some that both the doors and gates were his broad frame and making him quiver weighty thing fell with a huge clatter­ locked, she thought of the small Kalamazoo was robbed Monday night and like a struck woman. ing noise, close to the spot where she windows through one of which she 8600 stolen. “Then may God have mercy on me, stood. It raised such a clang in the hod before intended to try and es­ George M. Spear,s tin and rag shop in for you shall not live to belong to weird stillnes* of the night that she cape. Flint was struck by lightning Sunday and Her limbs were shaking bo violently burned. The loss is 82.000. another man." started violently and could scarce re­ The awful stillness in the room, the frain from screaming out. She checked that she scarce keep her feet, but she When the blood is loaded with impuri­ man’s moving agitation, his solemn herself with a great effort, and in her made a great effort to regain self-com­ ties, the whole system becomes disorder­ earnestness and the despairing deter­ panic tried to dart back to her hiding mand, and reflecting that perhaps the ed. This condition of things cannot last issue of life and death depended upon mination in his voice showed Mary place by the baskets. long without serious results. In such that the danger which threatened her She had scarcely moved three paces, her speed, she ran through the long cases a powerful alterative is needed, was real enough, and that if she was however, before she heard the rush of work-rooms and down the narrow such as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. It never fails to escape her wits must be quick in footsteps through the room adjoining, staircase to the corner, where the two and has no equal. finding a plan. and Reuben Gorringe stood by her side or three windows were which over­ Tbe trial of William Thacker for the After he had spoken the man leant with the light of a brilliant lantern looked Watercourse lane. murder of his wife will come off at Ben­ They were closed and fastened, but zonia on tbe tenth of July. back against lhe wall, folded his arms turned full upon her white, terrorafter a little delay she succeeded in across his chest and gloomily looked at stricken face, Not many business houses in these Un­ tbe girh Mary moved away, and by “You cannot escape me,” he said. opening one, through which she was slight and almost imperceptible de­ “It is useless to try." He laid a hand able to escape. The rush of thc cold ited States can boast of fifty yean’ stand­ ing. The business of Dr. J. C. Ayer A night air restored her somewhat. grees placed as great a distance as pos­ on her arm and held the girl in a firm Without thinking to whom she Co., Lowell, Mass., whose incomparable sible between them, watching him all grasp, and led her back to the office. Sarsaparilla is known and used every­ the'time like one watches a danger­ "What do you wish me to do?" she should go—for she was still too dazed where. has passed Its half centennial and and frightened to think correctly;—she was never so vigorous as at present ous animal. said, in a faltering tone. It was a time of fearsome suspense, “It’s too late to think of that now,” ran instinctively in the direction of her A new Methodist church is in process but the girl forced herself to keep up his voice wa* sad and low; “you gave own cottage. When she reached it her courage and tried to think how me your answer. If we cannot,live to­ there was a surprise in store for her. of erection at Maybee. It is a brick Ve­ neer construction and will cost about 82 she could possibly escape. She ran gether, at least we can die together. Gibeon Prawle stood by the door. 000. her eye qruickly but stealthily over the In death you cannot hate me, as in At the sight of him the girl's intense If the hair has been made to grow a nat­ two doors to the room. There was one life you cannot lovecme.” excitement broke her down. She burst behind her, but this she felt sure he had "Do you mean to. murder me?” eried into tears and stood clinging to his ural color in thousands of cases, by using Hall ’s Hair Renewer, why will It not In locked before he had trapped her in the girl. arm, sobbing hysterically, unable to the office. The other he had locked “I could not bear to see you an­ speak a vford and gasping, as if for air. year case. when first he had thrown the mask off other’s wife,” he answered, in the same “What’s the matter, Mary?” he asked, Superintendent J. E. Lemon of the his conduct, but the key remained in calm, despairing monotone. Then wondering and alarmed. “Has any­ West Bay City schools has been elected the door. after a moment’s pause he flashed out thing happened? What is it?” to a simlliar position in Bay island, Illin­ Could she reach it? If she could do into sudden passion. . Then she managed to tell him some­ ois. "By Heaven, that and then get out of the room her thc mere thought of it is a hell to me. thing of what had occurred and to .Mrs. G. Link, Cedar Springs, Mich. chances of ultimate escape in the large To know that anather would have the urge him to go for assistance. rooms of the mill would be . much right to take you In his arms, to press “Reuben Gorringe stabbed by Sa­ »ys: “As a harmless quieting remedy, I have never found an equal to Adironda greater. your heart to his, to shower his kisses vannah!” he cried, in intense excite­ when my baby Is fretful." Sold by W. But Gorringe stood right in the path, upon your cheeks, your hair, your lips, ment. “How came you all there?” H. Goodyear. blocking the way completely, and she and to feel your caresses answering “Don’t stay to ask now,” she said, could think of no plan to lure him to his own? By--------, I would kill hurriedly. “Go for help Go atonoe. i* w r«n away. He himself removed part of the you a hundred times first! But come, I cannot move another step.” difficulty. With another deep-drawn it Is no time for talk. Come.” “She's mad,* he cried, breathlessly. > bat wood'n ,h0“ He checked the outburst of feeling *Tve traced her. I came back to tell with his back to the wall, and the and led the way in the direction of the you;” and with this he ran off at top wound of the alight movement sent a office. thrill of oold to the girt’* heart "Have you no mercy?” asked tbe The girt looked for a moment after Then suddenly a plan, fully formed, girl when they reached the room, him as he disappeared in the darkness, rushed into her mind. Close behind pleading with him. “Will nothing then tottered into the cottage and, move you?" feeling utterly prostrated and weak, “Yes, it is mercy that makes me act had cnly strength to drag herself to Toward* this she moved, ae if scared thus,” he answered, with a grim, short laugh. "Mercy for myself—aye, I and hanstod, calling in a feeble voice to mercy for you. You nunnnt. be afraid her mother to come and help her. When the latter came the girl had Cu^^^rSSSj wa^Mw idfuls of the the world; your life has been full of fainted. , £’n“££0“‘*’ “ C**”^1*- WJSLy Early the next morning Gibeon was heaped them goodness and kindness. You will but which light- 'be in Heaven a finger's length before though she was still faint and weak “You forget. If I die you will con­ and ill, she dressed herself and vent to and extinguUhing the light. him demn an innocent man to a shameful She rushed to the opposite side of the The Evening News, THE OLD MILL MYSTERY Children Cry for Pitcher** Castorla. .... a. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. u Children Cry for Pitcher** Castorla. “That is a cartons plea to pot to m3, toll you to bear news?" I can bear anything bettor tauma little abort that I NTA Claus Tiy it onee and you will - like thousands of other housewives - use no other. SANTAOAUSSOAP THE BEST,PURE5T*» MOSTECONOMICAl -ur11 muim (■«•* Reduced activity lor THE FORUM. Every treat istojad It taken np by Tha Forum when It naturally comet Into public attention and ie treated by the best authorities, without regard to parties or creeds. It will keep any thoughtful reader Informed on the taska and probiess ot the tlae, as no other periodical dots. _ ___ ___ _ _ Tbs Forum hai hitherto been pro­ hibitory; taMfoed all the great Review* have been too blfh in price for tbe ciasm, readers of thoughtful Uteraturs WMU activity to, la tort, the mart Interestleg of all literature. Arasrican ta •very dlrecUoo of activity. £ SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE REST. OF THE GREAT REVIEWS. Tbe P0™™ Publishing Company, IMoa Sqacre, New York. Tie Morl Weekly Tribune ONE YEAR FOR OHLT $ 1.00, CASH IF A0YANCE. Address’all'ordcrs to THE HASTINGS BANNER. �Banner tho premises to said Heatingt F«r«ltare pany; and uk to l>e discharged from the Manufacturing Company. Middleville. further consideration of the subject. And further and also Included In said The rain and severe wind of Monday *ON THE CHICAGO FLYEB. Thursday. June 28, 1894. John Wkisskbt. reference Is a petition and statement made night did considerable damage in this lo­ With lu banks.of ilr.It.irix hast Emoby Brsnr. by N. A. Fuller, M. L. Cook* I*. T. Coicality. Many fruit trees were blown , v/ R. COOH. Luc Jl MW. And lu mystic. dream r xUenea, C. L. Huffman. grave, W. H. Powers. D. S. Goodyear, and down, lumber plies scattered. while Azro The Terrible Strain Sustained by And iu foliage ablaze’ Aid. Busby took ids seat. _ the Engineer. B. R. Rose, which purports to show the Moved by Aid. Osborn that the report French’s wind mill Is minus a fan and With lu-rrcharda red with appkw number of Itand? employed by tbe Has­ of Improvement Co. be accepted, adopted wheel. In the tuneful after-low. tings Furniture Company, while the plant and placed at length upon the records. Leuna Vanatten. Mrs. Jotm Heanj. and leased property was managed by R; Moved as an amendment by Aid. Tluk- Mav Ronan and others will attend lhe jctloncer anil together with the number ot hands ler to the report ot the City Improvement summer school at Nashville. . ..i. . . Mich. Will Webb leaves Thursday for Big Oh. lhe beauty of the vr rj ruing to have an auction employed-by the Hastings Furniture Committee that the Mayor and Recorder Thflr KDerjIn. In thc swlftly-tadln.* 1 Hate had large experisnee Manufacturing Company, with the claimed are hereby authorized to give a deed of Rapids to attend the Ferris Industrial1 u’lifactien. Terms reason- dally average for the whole period, under the land to tbe hereby Furniture Manu­ School, which Is considered the best Oh. tbeahrfB and pialLti;.- vtUQa The Chicago flyer is not driven by | Of the Robert Henry White said tease, with amonuts ot wages alleged facturing Company. with tbe stipulation sqhool of its kind Iu the;statc. F. O. Stokoo from Albion. H. M. Rich. one but by many engineers, says a ! J. M. SMITH. to have been paid from October first 1889 that the boilers, engine, line, shafts and Like on etching Is the rcalway .T1ER to April first 1894. Which said petition buildings shall not be removed for the Ray Ferguson, and Ed Barrell from tbe writer in McClure’s Magazine. In or- ' To tbe old. red cider m’JL Wherca sad and penafre mesic and statement is accompanied by draft of space of 8 years from date ot deed, aud University are spending their summer va­ der to cover the nine hundred and sixloi ANn REAL ESTATE cation at home. ty-focr miles between the two cities in j Haunu the meadow gray and still certain resolutions to be adopted by the that If any of |he other machinery is re­ < > «. E Or .Haying has already begun but the crop twenty hours, including nine stops. ( Common Council of said city to convey tbe moved it Is to be replaced by otber 'x^aMERTON A SMITH Oh, thc baaeliall bat is hanging is ven light. there are required seven huge engines I V property and plant to such person or per­ chlnery for manufacturing purposes. ' On lhe weeping willow tree I a specialty. Regular meeting of the Middleville Tent in relays, driven by seven grimy heroes. I ron--t • sons as shall acquire the rights ot said Oh. the oriole’a departed. Woodljnd, Mich Amendmei\t carried. No. 6U7. K. O. T. M. at their hall Friday A run of less than one hundred and * Like a bank ofUctal' See? Hastings Furniture Manufacturing Com­ Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks. Huffmrn, evening. fifty miles is the limit per day for each i pany therein hereafter. In case the prayer Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. Oh, the frost is on the spong* cake. 11 Hon DeGolla who has bren very sick of the lust named petitioners shall be engine, while three hours of the plung ­ Nay.‘•—none. And lhe straw hat's waxing acre1 at the hotel.with rheumatism is slowly re- ing rush wears out the strongest en­ Jection office. granted. Aid Welssert excused. There’s a chill upon the landscape eoyei iiig. . Your Committee respectfully report that Moved by Aid Hicks that the Marshal gineer. Sixty, seventy, eighty miles And the buckwheat cuke 1* near’ promptly attended to. Mis. Hal! and daughter of puluth are it has had under careful consideration the be Instructed to notify owners of danger­ visiting Mrs. H.’s sister. Mrs. Rob’t Tai­ an hour—what does that mean to the Loyal E. Knappen. original contract made by said city of Oh. thc tennis court's deserted ous awnings to repair same or take same ls’ll. man at the throttle? 1t means that the Where thc leaflets dance and curlHastings with the said Hastings Furniture down. Carried. Ayes—all. e.nrU. nenivon. But my heart Is full of summer. No mention was made in last week's six and a half feet drivers turn five times Company and the petition, bond, resolu­ lliTKN & DENISON, The following accounts audited. For I've won my rammer gfirR Sun of the Baccalaureate sermon deliver* every second and advance one hundred j tions. aud draft of deed made by the presl- M. MePharlln 8 —Puck. lawyer* 6.00 ed by Rev. Glass which was certainly one JeetJ The engineer turns his head five | dent of the Hastings Furniture Manufact­ J. MullenJ • M- 4.1gnn Trust Co. Bklg.. 8.00 of theliest If not tbe best, ever delivered seconds to look at the gunges, anti in ' Noihlnc St ran2e. Grand Rapl’G. Michigan. uring Company, together with the petition, J. Rich, repairsj 2.50 In Mhldlevlllf. The class day exercise* that time thc terrible iron creature, InteUlxvnt people, wbo realize tbe Mn port ant statements* resolutions and promises made C. O. Freer, labor 5.00 were wry largely attended as was al«q putting forth the strength of a thou- | pen Hi* blood ijoLiv lr\keening the body In a KL M. U by N. A. Fuller and other parties herein­ W. H. Goodyear, supplies... nonnn) coiuuiiom condition,; nnn find naming nothing wranj straner In the k..... .» i n«>r»m»l 4.80 the exercises nn Thursday evening. Bat fiaud horses, may have •iaii and burgeon. .L ---. T. -------------------------i» jWfc ----shot past a red i clmitMT of <ll<vx‘es HoodS SaruiiiArilLbefore named, and referred to, and report B. Matthews, cig 1.00 rave one of those laughable. sensible, en­ signal with its danger warning fivj t.» cure. Ho many trouble* result from impure . - Mich. :tended day or night. Of- Hint so far ns the forma! parts thereof are Goodyear Bros., taps, labor, and ..aawwTxAm bl*xwL the bk*T war ** to *' tc- »t ,h them «». thrOUrt 'brooch tertaining lectures for which lie is remark­ hundred feet away. ” ’ - and’ .I[ the *"v.tfike* “ Ten seconds, bJofcl Hood-g Sar-fapxrilU the ,M>t and shoe M«>re ] concerned: the resolutions, as prepared if able. . • 10.30 1 . one thousand feet are left behind—one ! Llaod* ’ G. Garber, labor.,Ij adopted by said Common Council, would The only child of Mr. ami Mrs. Giles fifth of a mile. Who knows what hor- I be legal In form and sufficient to authorize F. Freeland* 1.06 Hatton of Thornapple, died last week rors may lie withinthat thousand feet! i noefl.s PHI, are the best "after dlnmer pills, the making of the conveyance pruyed for, E. Holbrook aged 10 weeks. Hastlmr-j. Mich, sMi»t digestion, prevent coostlpatiou,, if after careful consideration tihe said Detroit L. F, and S. L Work a, Paul Benton whose parents live in Irving, There inky be death lurking ’round a urts <»f the state. ColCommon Council shall find that the con­ curve, death spreading its arms in a suppile* .......................................... ' • 21OO Kewurd S1OO. 20. H) was drowned while bathing In one of the ditenuHl to. tract lease has been substantially per­ Clarence Bauer, labor 1 be pleased to The reader* of this paper wtil small lakes near Gun l^tke last Sunday. tunnel, and the engineer must see and that there h at leaat <n;e dii resided disease formed on the part of said Hastings Furni­ A. J. Severtnce. repairs on scrap­ Woodland boys played seven innings of be responsible for everything. Not learn In nil IU that science has been able to ewe i ture Company, and tbe Hastings Furniture er .50 ball with a pickup nine in Middleville July must he note instantly nil that is atages. and that K catarrh. !Hail -----’S Catarrh •uthlr Physician and Manufacturing. Company which assumes Will Townsend, drawing dirt.... last Saturday: but a_s they would not fin­ before him, the signals, switches, Cure is the only po Hire cure knot nirdteal traternitj. Caurru being a George Supplee, work on sewer... . to have aud control such rights under said .25 ish the game, our boyclaim they forfeit ­ bridges, the passing trains and the tlonal di»e.i*e, require* a CODStlttit<a Goodyear’s New lease, as Is claimed to have been acquired David Wolcut. cleaning streets. 15 ed it. • The score nt the close of the 4th. condition of the rails, but he must act meat. Hall’* Cui writ Cure It taken hours, 15c per hour by the original lesee, taken in connection 1.25 inning was 13 tn 2 in their favor. At *tb»\ at the same moment, working throttle, acting directly upon the blood and m •r.nnptiv attended to. ot the thereby dntru with tin* subsequent acts of said Has­ Clarence Bishop, cleaning streets. close of the seventh, 14 to 10. Why didn’t air brakes or reversing lever, not as । faces foundation ot the. dHeaw. and giving the pa­ 10 hours. 15c per hour tings Furniture Manufacturing Company 1.50 they The train wasn't due for two ER. M Strength by buiUing up tbe coestHutioD, quick as thought, but quicker, for tient hours. and assist ins nalure in doing Hs wrtrfc. Tbe Horace Bishop, cleaning streets, 10 Physician aud Surgeon, by which it Is claimed* by the latter that there is no time to think. II is muscles proprietor- nave so much faith in Its curative hours. 15c per hour the covenants and agreements of the for­ 1.50 ’•i' a powers, tuat they offer offer Ond Hundred must do the right thing automatically PAY OF Wm. 11. Beadle, 5 days 2nd ward. COLLEGE PROFESSORS. mer company have been substantially com1 10.00 I >ollar« for any case that It falls to cure. Sen d i>. one blbck east of depot. under circumstances where a second is for list of testimonial*. .80 President piled with, and in such a manner as to en- 4 hours 4th ward Address F. J. Cheney & Cd., Toledo O H. BARBER an age. In the three hours of his vigil 1.10 l title it to a conveyance of the city lots and 5S hours 1st ward Sold bv Druggists. 73c. tans and Surgeons. j premises described in said -----------original1 conthere are ten thousand eight hundred -----------------------------------President W. R. Harper, of thc Chi- ' seconds, during each one of which ho *- . trnnt_luac« 11.90 r county responded to with tract lease, ««Kln» saving jartJLv only »>•« tbe—question of eago university, analyzes in the Forum must watch with the mental alertness Mime, which te coacedid to have K* Louie Beadle and team. 5 days nit hi. statistics of salaries paid tq professors j 11 lapsed; when a deed could be de‘‘‘ao^ • 15.00 Ind wardi. of an athlete springing for a flying In one hundred and twenty-four Amer- j trapeze from the roof of an amphithea­ 1 hours 4th ward 1.20 »tid which lhe president ot the tlsslin, md Real Estate Office. 1.65 lean colleges. College professors, com- ! ter, with the courageous self-posses­ Pontltun Maniitwturtni Cotopwjr *«’ SX'hours 1st ward Li.4iraot 8F»ek. Hastings. pared with Pennsylvania mill hands, it I sion of a matador awaiting the deadly kn.U Estate Real Estate tendered tbe bond ot the Cotnp.lt> In the seems are sadly underpaid. At some I leaeral conveyancing. sunt ot SSOO, to tnlthtully pert»™ rush of a maddened bull; and far more > • pf Abstract iteoks.com- tUihms Joe Webber and team 4 J* days 2nd iron mills the entire laboring force is j depends upon the engineer’s watching ot ««lt eontntet 111 •» 1IS "nr ♦vordi. can furnish complete rtidon, to the end ot the tbe ywt. ward • • 18.50 paid quite as high us many college pro- I well, because if he fails by a hair’s C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. hours 4th ward 1.20 lessora. Only the highest class of pro- ■ inRim mid lease and in petit the other case the pe erTS theirion undertake to 4jX breadth in coolness or precision of hours 1st wardI. feasors are to be compared with the ! judgment, there may come destruction, R.D.D. n lower grades of responsible officers of ' 16.35 a railroads industrial corporation or ’ not'only to himself, but to hundreds of Mike Custer^hdays 2nd ward .. .. passengers, who, while he stands guard, p, in. 7.50 dty will ln.medl.tely execute « »•” insurance company. President Harper • are perhaps grumbling at the waiters .00 to the vartv who shall acquire ov ( 4 hours 4th ward r. < GROVE. .82 makes a strong plea for college pen- , in the dining car or telling funny 5\ hours 1st ward sions and thinks the average pay stories in the smoker. •. > smith a coisrove.} 8-92 should be raised from 81.400 to 83.000. “What would you do in a collision?” ; • tn L’nwn bloc*. Hastings.) IGE GRtftM The salaries of the lower class of ; I asked. 7/»0 Wm. Tennyck 5 days 2nd ward court* of the state. .50 professors, says Dr. Harper, compare 4 hours 4th ward The engineer pushed back the little GONFEGTIONS. .83 with the wages of the skilled.work­ black skullcap from his iron-fray hair 5*ii hours 1st ward 1 ,nL SOFT DRINKS. men employed m the mechanical in­ A Attorney nt Law, question which U prejett'e.1. I. '*>'*'■ and said: ■ dustries. The salaries that range up? । h er J. S. IkxHlveat & Co.’s store.) ‘‘It is pretty hard to say what a man ■i all courtsot the State. Collections Ed. Shay and. team 3^1 days 2nd ward from the general average of one ,y attending to. ward* 10.50 thousand four hundred and seventy should do'when be hears the whistle of danger ahead or sees that a crash is CITY BAKERY. George Hagidorn and team one day dollars compare with the pay of skilled 8 00 and responsible operatives and of the coming. Even the best of us are liable 2nd ward k. timmerman; to get confused at such a moment. -?<*’.an and. Surgeon. Frank Wilcox and team 4 hours lower grades of responsible chemical 4th wardj.. .00 over Lathron’s drug store.) Whi^t would you do if you woke up in and subordinate administrative em­ 5 S’ hours first wardj.. the night and found a burglar holding ployes. It is only the highest class of a pistol at your head? There are no professors, * the incumbents of respon­ rules for such cases. What I would not gg ■ ■>■■■ TRAD! MARK .00 sible and exacting j»osts in the larger do, though, is to reverse my engine, Henry Smith 4 hoars 4th ward . .82 I colleges and universities, who are to CIRCULATION 5-4 hours first ward..although many engineers are liable to ■— be compared with the lower grades of lose their heads at a critical moment 82 quire?. Tbi- week. 1.42 ‘ the responsible officers of a railroad or and make that mistake. It is n curious purposes, but most of the time the same . •60 j Mn industrial corporation or insurance h» remrtwd Idle. .ml tor lhe l..t moral *'!*« 4,11 " thing that reversing your engine sud­ ImTnth. ■5emtl~» havc i for advertisements 5& houra 1st ward company*. Oing- at high speed makes Yxy _ --Tr. denly when going •flice Tuesdays at latest to There is practically* no class of col­ instead ■ , thc train go ffaster —1__ I. *_ ’ of slower. ' 1.42 u in the issue of the week lege professors whose pay is on a level • 1 “ The reason is that the drivers slip and *• « Moved by Aid. Tinkler that the accts, with the pay of men in positions ' of ’ -POSITB'ELY CURESbe allowed and orders drawn on respective first or second rank and responsibility the locomotive shoots ahead as if she were on skates. The .only thing to do funds for same. Carried. in the industrial community; and yet eakenlng effects of without the is to put on the air-brakes and pray Ayes—Bennett, BuMby, Hicks. Huffman. • r. v<v, need a r<mm1 tonic and blood dor Mild contract to nobody questions that the higher lure M“na,“'u^.U‘tla cUy,Y which year Osborn, Tinkler, and Waters. lliiod’- •■'arsapArilla. wrltleu rtsenotrawmey. o( grades of university work require quite hard.”__________ Nays—none. SleeplesMtess and all derangements ot the MIXED DRINKS. Furniture Nervous System. On motion of Aid. Hicks council ad­ as exceptional gifts and quite as elab­ 'in n Felghner. living just south of commitue beneeet w orate preparation, together with all ,rtd contract. to whom the journed for one week.. killed a pure white snake, MenutacdurlnK the most desirable traits of character A Bartender Paralysed by tbe EecentriewUhout lite like E. G. Holbrook. ty of Taste. <hkh measured about two feet In length, same wu that go to make up the highest effi­ Recorder. burned to exe­ ‘‘feay,’’ said an imported bartender, ciency in the front rank of industrial (me day !a<t week. while working In the written ..rent ot mW the other night, to a Buffalo Express life. For the employment of equally Additional County News. Purely Vrgatable, guaranted free from 4 on his farm. Tbe snake when cute a tru.t m“**?J*L uiewtw believe w ^«SXe.pimrt.d>et. rare and indispensable talents,, in man. “what kind of a town is this, opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. be> fore the light is nearly transparent anyhow? Are the men of Buffalo crazy equally exacting and responsible posi­ Cloverdale. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Brand Rap­ ind very pretty. Its eyes were small and ter ot Mid “W”'!frodJ the beet InWork will atop at the brick yard next I tions. the teachers in our universities or are they simply trying to knock esM.(Micb.) Harings Bank, says he cannot ray iooketl like little golden balls. Ahd roar cotnm'1^ bellc„ th,t week on account of hard times, thus | are paid at a rate that will in no wise themselves out as soon as possible? too ranch in favor of •’Adironda,” Wheeler’s tonnatloa It ■» ^ep“|tu„ M.aat«ctuti compare with first-class salaries or per­ I’ve 'tended bar in pretty nearly every Heart and Nerre Cure. L. WHsoh has a pear tree which the Mid HMtlnP r b , 1Ine ln. throwing a fe* more men out of work. sonal incomes in mechanical industry big city in this country, but Buffalo Prepared by Wheeler and Ful’.-r Medicine When will the democratic mlllenlum ar ­ Co., Cedar Spring*. Mich. Sold by. Ho»soun.ii at the u.»nal time this spring Ing Company thereof any | beats me. I have never seen such hair­ । or in the profeasiona. at this rate? raising, mania-producing drinks used and now has on about 25 young pears as relvent, and that y cornor*tlon t0 clly rive Tlios. Fox has moved back to Rope. Evidently the tree de­ WH'nu Mrs. Catherine Ryan sprained her ankle MUST GO DOWN WITH HIS SHIP. | anywhere as I am obliged to hand out HASTINGS, MIOH. over this bar every day. Nearly every , tided ■ .it it was strong enough to bear a very badly Saturday. । man drinks mixed drinks, and most Mrs. John Radford of Climax was vlstilarger < n mi it Is now in full bloom for men have a mixture of their own. I’ve friends here last Sunday. nori: that al- ingThe me The action of Vice Admiral Tryon in got to such a state now that if a man J time. We hear that Will Ken- leas to Mid elty. editor of the Hastings Journal Your to JSotradlet the A •>syrla. also has a tree bearing made a very hasty visit to our village last refusing to leave tho bridge of the Vic­ should come to me and say: ‘Mix me a though It I. not ’’"^TSatement aud IK“ toria while there was a chance is being little tomato catsup and champagne* lull ^i i.-.n fruit and blossoms.—Nashville statements made W W at tn(t others Monday. The Ladies Aid will meet at .the resi­ compared by military men of this city I would mix it without lifting an eye­ tition of Messrs. Ful. hands eIB. with the action of Brig. Gen. George brow.” dence of Mrs. Frank Leonard on July 6tn. M to the D'l“ l* Vutory during 1 ployed Inaveraw “!■* th?aroount?>t money A. Custer at thc Big Horn massacre. "Take queer drinks, do they?" asked < ohih'iI Proceeding «. Milo. According to now generally accepted the man who was-dallying with a little the term stated, and patabiisbment of Leon Spalding of your city is spending facts, an opportunity was offered Cus­ sherry and Rhine wine mixed. paid tor labor l“ commltle$ InaW. his vacation visiting grandniqlher and, ter by a government Indian scout to ell met in adjourned ses- said Factory; ‘‘Well, I should say they did. Thc iwcn complied bis father in haying. ent his way out Custer refused thc ' ■.»-i:ing. June23, 1894, Mayor that »W eotttract ba. »£• (h„ .helping Our neighbor says next yyar he will proffered Brule blanket and headdress men of this towri make me • iredx They nng. With, and that at this Wme. , don’t know' how to drink—that is to have bis cornfield back from the road be ­ it : >11 call Aid. Bennett, Hicks, last part “2? n of*-r>i'»" ln “W came jie has to spend so much time talk­ and remained to die with his men. In­ nayl a good* portion of them. First day ds. B9 stances are many in the British navy of I was here a lantern-jawed young fel­ rn, Tirikler, Welssert and no Furniture factors la ot Ing in the hut sun. The writer suggested city employing the number or i captains of warships preferring to go low came in and asked me for a little a row of Maple trees would be a fine thing. i ry:l call Aid. Busby. required by mW robtract. r)b(. ,0 the Some pieces of wheat show the cockle down with their ships to outliving ginger ale and port wine. I looked of Aid. Hicks reading of Your committee Manor them. It is an old pracUce in the over at him and listened. He said: T and rye arc getting ahead of the wheat a-t meetiag postponed. representations oj |d prCmlses and in ,*ome places In the highway, burr' British navy, and one which, accord­ want a little ginger ale and port wino the purvitig report of Improvement the Street of and yellow dock are getting a good ing to the New York Times, practically and I want it mixed and I want it ited and read. amounts to a rule, that the captain growth time In D. P’s. Dist. quick. See? I saw and handed it out. and'Comofan Council of the Haying In general, light crop but quali­ who loses a warship never obtains a Then another fellow came in and asked ty good. Wheat is taking on a)golden second one. The belief among many for nome Tom gin and a dash of han't hue. Oats sewed the 24th of March are American officers is that Tryon was cider. Say, I came near /ailing through :nni!ttec to whom wai referred the fact that the Ulle 0. fully imbued with the seaman’s idea the floor. I mixed it. though, and be­ ;:i > t made the 13th day of August, should remaining romplled In'full head. Sunday 0.30 Inthes of rain. of the duty of a commander, and. between the city of Hastings tion. ot lhe original are fore I had finished making change a Cream social at the spacuous mansion pHhv first part; and the Hastings Furni­ With, and V'r,“I^,"?’.Iri,HIe Interval of of Mrs, B. W. Johnson for Ladies Aid knowing that hundreds of men were I big, strapping fellow, with a Vandyke imprisoned below decks, calmly de­ I beard, called for absinthe and milk, ture Ouapany of the ' second part, also a .Wered tbe tact thatthe'*r’^on,ideradon. certain petition made by tbe Hastings the corporation to « «l Rev. Sprague of Kalamazoo, will preach I cided to go down with the ship so long and another man wanted whisky and t tbf Biroe society. furniture Manufacturing Company which and it would «"D” “,iot tbe altn- at lhe M. E. church next Sunday at Milo. I os a man aboard had to die as the re- j mentne blended. owoucu. I* began to « lD_ Come and bear him. c~’— o-iren bvI creme de menthe PjUtion purports to lie made by the said “pMalMeauchauadurtuMW^ I suit of carrying out ' At the Ind* to thetMt th.l 1 we.upafr.inrt Hastings Furoltan* Manufacturing Com- atlon be ““J*.?*‘.Sjl’^d company. tn»” uvenng. ,At the ,a ________ , . . , t WM Mr*. xS. W. Johnson spent a few days j him during tbe maneuvering. queer game and mixed what was Mir. a* having acquired tbe rights of tbe tcrert of both.the.city aci«it aaaur- IaS* week visiting her sister at Galesburg. United States Naval academy* a monu­ asked for without a question. If I wm Hastings Furniture Company, in which . S. W. Mapes of Olivet, Pres, of Barry * ment in the center of the grounds to tell you all the combinations I have fturffranS.51 the ba.l» that Prol” — lo said city petition the said city of Hastings is asked Eaton County Insurance Company assist­ stands to-day with the name "Hern­ put up you would call me a gilt-edged Uli i. lor. rtjb >hra rtSmTh. to execute a deed of conveyance to the ed by A. C. Towne, adjusted the loss of don’’ on its face. Herndon was an a warranty that t» “GILT EDGEwrite Mr prpnn-. > described in its contract and Will Garrett on his barn as mentioned in American naval officer who, before the liar. "S’SS .«U Ih. U«h- rpo— "To-night, though, I got a staggerer. made to the Hastings Furniture a former number of tbe Banner. Will ij civil war, was engaged while on fur­ W Ah» » *“? A fellow came in and played the mixed lle.n ThreiMr. the bwt k ite Company. August 13th. 1889, also a bond drawing lumber to rebuild. lough in the command of a mail steam­ business to the limit Half an hour line ot He... M.cbtMt,. rndjliw S»»°—**» secompanyin^ said petition In the penalty Portable Engines. Sawn*illt. Picket Mills. Claw er plying between New York and the ago a consumptive-looking little cuss Bullen. Core be l-ld “ ‘ft of three hundred dollars, executed by tbe t’o the city .ball ’ u~~ ■­ Down n< West Indies. The ship was lost in the waltzed in and said: ‘Say, bar-boy, I Feed MilK Horse president of the said Hastings Furniture conaWeratlon named 1” dyauw1' Some farmers have commenced haying gulf stream off the Florida coast She. Manufacturing Company: conditioned that time of the executionsM11 bmd want a medium-size glass of beer.’ I carried a large number of passenger* toe remaining obligations to be performed, made, and that mW'“^building, now and the crop Is light. Wm. Frey and wife of Hopkins Station at the time. The majority of the pas­ drew the beer and put it on the bar. wider the contract and lease to said The little fellow looked at it for a and sister of Grand Rapids, were the Hayings Furniture Company shall be sengers Herndoh saw safely placed in minute, and then said: ‘Say, bur-boy, geests of the formers’ mother, last week, roifilled. in case said city of Hastings hs the boats. Thc last boat waited for । put half a gill of lemon juice in that.’ ■wwl immecittely execute and deliver a who is quite poorlcy. Herndon to jump in. Instead of avail- That capped the climax. Beer and Miss Marla Manning of Union City, ar­ ®«a af conveyance of the premises named m de termly* rived here laat week to visit relatives and1 ing himself of the opportunity, Hern­ lemon juice! 'After this everything to said contraet and lease, to saki Hastings hands for the don ordered the boat to cast off. The I ■ r- ■ - ‘ estj1 'lahment, if it’s milk ship went down with Herndon in his I K0®* ' *wnitur? Manufacturing Company as friends. Ice cream social at the church Thurs­ Pntyetl. Also draft of resolution to be r gjtual , naval uniform standing alone and in ! aD<i curacoa am pepper sauce that M Ute MW<- nojn» t u,,. Execution •uojiu d by the Common Council in case it | <juty full view on the bridge. ’ ’ «>mebody want*. day evening. Jason Tobias is hauling his belled hay Joan determine to comply with the pray to Hastings this week. toe petition to execute such convey •*> a prepared draft of a dee H stings business cards. J Fl NF F. ADIRONDA LOCAL NEW-3. I Wheeler’s VC HEflRT DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, E-Dllepsu. UNEXCELLED FOR “LEADER Traction Engines S^riM.^ «'<-> hU”dtTd "vow coTSr s‘“»-"^5 “LEADER SEPARATORS ftDftMS & HURT �stings Banner. Additional Local News. His attorney is the noted Tom AMd Mr Heaoox ot Nashville henaston. N»rtl. the "El-kM N.yor, ot Aitrftt. who inwie W wItb •ta““ 8100.000 or wiwr hood, or that dry. .nd for dolur Je.-’ ««lw ] rclMKd twR or thr« Sunday at l*liornapple. While PublUheU Tbunj.taj at>) Having disposed of my Furniture busi­ Ashing the fuiraer’a hook caught on the COOK SBOS.. ness tO/George E. Rowe, of Grand Itap- botiou. «f U>. I.L-V. awl In nUvmptliiK » । ----- AT— MABTIXGH. MICH.________Ids. 1 desire all owing me on account nr pull U hi U.e u>»: llu-y w.n»g«l to UP otherwise to call at uneeaad settle same. UTCT. It is MUI lti»t peoplo who were { NEWS. Accounts can le paid al the atoie. living any whrre in the county could haye - Biham Ropxus. heart! them y«Jl. Dan Reynolds, with the Edu, vt BMtlr <’ vl.lUnj nf, Ti-kcr lhi- wrek. The uexl AM May Sih. will lx- belli with Mr.-. Preaton Jew ch. j 5»r. Powers and family spent Sunday at -Ba'tie Cr«»k with tbe Dfs parents. | V Bellon. Earl SalMery of GoblevUle Is visiting a|‘R. C. Boynton! Mrs. Gray returned to Grand Rapids HondaManti Stebbins of Hastings. Is spending i few dav* with.her cousin. Mr.’. Dodds. M. R. Gwinn and wife, returned to i The freight train Is running every day so* (except Sunday.) Harry Stayman has .closed nut bl* stock of barn- -ts goods and will leave Delton for Martin the 30th. Another opening for a tames - shop. Brad Thumpsou and wile wore, at Bat­ tle Creek Tuesday. MIm Lillie Dunivan of Plainwell, is .la ruv-t ot Mrs. Alice WilHaiqs. Jap W hippie of Kalamazoo, is In town; Als wevlt. •Mbs Jes»ic MBtspaugb is the guest of i M rs. Bo) num. Mrs. Sklrimau was at Augusta Friday, j Mis. Dr. Scribbuer and Alice Williams Hive'been visiting friends at Plainwell. ’ Claretico Goucher of Hasting*-- was in own Saturday. Court Griswold of lion laudsburg, was In town catling on friends Saturday last. Heiuy Robinson ami wife of Dowling eera in town Saturday. They will move to Delton soon. Mr, and Mrs. Davenport were at Hasfurs Sunday. ■ Mrs. Fawr of Plainwell has been visitthis ng hoc daughter. Mrs. VanHorn, ** * Mi. aud Mrs. O. Dayton were at Haslugs Bundav. &cnry Forbes raised his barn last Satirday. Btsbi'p Bros, received a car load of umbvr this week. ' Mr Whipple of Kalamazoo is staying Fltb his son Henry' a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Benson ot Fmlrievllle. tore tlx* guests of* Mart Skillman Mon­ lay. Dcit.ii; will celebrate next Wednesday be 4th. A line program has been arrang- Tbe Lelies Aid will serve cold lunuli he 4ih.. at lheir bowery. Jtowhyi the jewler, will soon go to Milo. Whereas my wife. Mamie Turpenlng. a- left my bed and board without any au!*e or provbcatinn, notice is therefore 1 lereb.-- giv . n lorbidlng any and all perton.s trusting her on my account, as 1 1 hall pay no d«bt« of hor contracting, k» ong a* she remains and continues away 1 roin we. it being understood that It. is my 1 risk ti’.nt she should return, and will be * reluonied and well treated whenever she j ball feel disposed to do so. Dated Yankee Springs. Jane IMh, 1894. AllCHIK TUKI’ENING. UllJU... .......................— - - ----years ago.’ settled In Detroit and- since then has built up one of the largest crimi­ nal practices In the statu, and unless tbe One of ths hardest ralu storms accom­ ■ assistance of autdlte.r n»au, secured them. case Is continued be will donbt ,“'re panied by an unusual amount of thunder It was « ckse cnii however, as both July 13tb to look after Mortlmert Inter­ gentlemen were alniut tired out when an.I hglitnlng visited this city thl>» mill­ ests. ing early. Three houses in tbe first ward help reached themThe meeting of the Alumni Association wen1 struck by lightning and many wash* are very glad to see the Alderman outs occurred all over tbe city. Washouts of this oily, as well as many of the limno- of the Hastings High school was held Fri­ day evening at the Episcopal Parish on the Michigan Central delayed trains cratic resident? endorse the practical work­ this morning. House. It was-the largest attended of ings of the theofy of Protection, by com­ Lightning alivered the Louse occupied pelling foreigners to pay a duty, if you auy reunion ever held, there being onebundred aud seventy seven present, nine­ by Hugh Stilson and family in five differ-' please, for doing business iu our city. Last ent places this mornlug even melting nails week M. Ehrman of Grand Rapids, opened ty six of whom were members. If the in the timbers, breaking dishes etc. Mr. 3.' a shoe store in the Bailey block, heralding members turn out next year as well as was rendered unconscious for about five It as a “great SIS.OOP fire sale” from the at this meeting, it will not be necessary minutes. The rain fall was 3 and 14-100 stock of Hugh Dwyer & Co, of Boston, a to depend on those out side for a crowd. inches tbe largest ever known here. Durlug firm as it was said at the trial, that bad A very fine supper Mas sefved by tbe la­ tbe big storm May 17th the rain fall was not been In existence for about 20 years. dles of the church, und the tables were 2 and 43-100 inches. The city charter wisely provides a fine of decorated very prettily. Mbs Beadle fill­ ed her position as toast ta lai runs In u Very Owing to tbe races and an unusual $10 per day on such meroliants for the ‘ ’ amount of other matter, we were compil­ first thirty days, but Mr. Ehrman didn’t capable and pleasing manner. The program mid tiMed to cut down on some of our corres­ propose to pay it and was arrested. He ways does. pondence, especially so as a great portion secured W. O Lowden and C. G. Hmbrook' were asjullows:— Address. ToastmteKcssof them did not reach us untlt yesterday. to oelend him, while City Attorney C. IL ••Flower Song," O rcberirr.. wish that our correspondents who Bauer was assisted by P. T. Ctdgrove. The Class of ’94. Mr. L'rban Woodbury. cnu. would mall their iternsX Monday. TMe ca«e was tried before Squire Kenuton Wit, KeV. Ralph Woolou. This would help us greatly. Some addi­ who after listening to lhe arguments found “More aud More,” Male Quartette. tional correspondence will be found on the defendant guilty, the cost being about Education aud Marriage. Mfr. John 880. Mr. Ehrman has packed up his goods tbe inside local page. nud left tbe city.. Protection compels for ­ Ketchum. Among the flyers at the races will be eigners to pay a duty f°r Saving the bene­ The News of the Day. Mr. Wm. B. Pontiac Chiet, record 2:1SX, owned by Dr. G. W. Lowry, of this city. On a fits of our markets. Tbe same principle is Sweezey. “High Schoo! Calel’s March," Orvbeahalf mile track in ' Port Huron recently adopted in ibis city when it compels out­ tra. Pontiac went a full mile In 2:19M- This siders to pay for the benefits (if this vicin­ Women vs.-Men. Intellectually, Mrs. raee will be the fastest one ever trotted In ity re a market for their‘goods. The princi­ Emma Donohue and Mr. Richard Baiee. Barry County, and against him Pontiac ple is a wise one and we’re glad to see it Co-Ed’s, Mr. Guy S. Bauer, will have some of thc best horses in the adopted. A Modem lebabod Crane. Prof. W. D. state. Pontiac Is entered for tbe race and Mortimer, the noted bank rob- Sterling. will certainly be here, aud evenr admirer b«r. who wa$ recently arrested In Detroit Tha Actual aud the Ideal, Hon. P. T. of tbe animal as well as everyone who for breaking into Barry * Downlug’s tank Colgrole. wants to see by far the, best races ever at -Nashville last April and stealing about ‘Dame Darden.’’ Male Quartette. seen in Barry County, should attend the $2500 cash, besides about 8100 worth of It was a very successful meeting, the races next week. A fine program of sports postage sumps, is now in Jail here. He only draw back being the intense beau will take place al the fair ground in the was brought back by Under Sheriff Bur­ At the buslnes> meeting held at the clpj^ forenoon of July 4th, including a ball gess. Mortimer claims that his name te Rlchanl M. Bates was elected Pre*b|pnt’, ganie, foot races, bicycle races, etc. William J. Williams, but’be was identified Miss Beadle, Vice President: Mrs. W. Rd TMie Hastings Driving Club has secured by a man In this city yesterday who saw Cook, Sec’y; AVill Spence. - Treasurer,.’for out) of thc greatest attractions ever seen in • him on a boat near Detroit four y oars ago, the ensuingyear. Among the members this city for the races next week. Mias and whom beSvas told was Jimmy Morti­ iu attendance from oat side the eUy were: Edna Harris, a little girl only twelve mer.* Mortimer, or Williams, was taken Mrs. Ha Myeiw .Smith ivoodb’jry: Prof. years of age and weighing but 58 pounds before Justice Kvnastou yesterday and thd H. B. Andrus. NasbvIHe; Miss Blanche will; ride the great jumping horse. File­ warrant read to him. He showed that he Hendershott. Irving; Rev. Ralph J. Wot»maker Jr. This horse 1s second to but had great nerve and coolness. He’ is a t*x>n. Stanton; Dr. Ben Lev. Grand, Rap­ Filvmaker himself, who was seen in this sharp, shrewd, slick looking fellow, ids: Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Youngs. Alle­ city two or three years ago, while little though he was not well dressed. He has gan: Johu Ketchem, Al. Hafner, Nash­ Edna is the youngest and best rider of a “mechanical” looking Lead on him. He ville: Kittle Beadle. Grand Rapids: Sable her class in the world. The horst has a looks as though he might understand all Beadle, Jackson: Will Cole, Grand Rapids. record of clearing a hurdle over seven tbe intricate workings of machinery—safe feet high. She will also ride the great combinations and locks especially. He purer “Albatross” under.saddle fora half has tbe name of having been a crook from All dogs not licensed and found with no mile. This Stallion has a pacing record twiyirood aud at present is,one of lhe most tag on will be taken care of In accordance of 2.14 for a full mile and has paced successful In the country. His exatnina- with ordinance. W. H. MirxEH. quarters at less than a two minute gait. nntlou ts set lor July IBtti iwlore Squire Marshal. HANG THIS UF IN The Dlnlno Rooin Tallow par lb-. *4. Where uou can see it three times a flay, then go to SOULE.S BAZAAR where you ean yet Clover S«*d per tm.. <-®° »«.<»• • Timet* r ScM P»*r t*u.. XS lUrl-y per nu. N) to*). Bay j>er ton. CCQ to. 7.00. Miller kmhI j*rhu. 60. p«i.M dreaaed, 5.so. Ht-MU. i.oo to 1.40. Chicken drrsM-d. 6 and 9. Turkey*. fire«*vd. it. Beef dro-ed. fl.M to G.00. Beef live, 2!4 to 3, Mattox. dr*"MHl. 5. WMl, 7 to 16. sones ma nsxHtsG or clmms. Hl,u ol Mlrbtain. CoumrrfBott-M; I. lo-e-b, Ulen. th*l In- aoorta-U>< Probate Court for tne County ot Burry, humM* on thayitli day of June. A. D. 18M. six mouths from mat dn?e were adlowrd for credttsra to {Sr-Tent ibdr ebuun spunst tbe eMaw of Valentine <> Hur«. 1U> of County. <trora***l. Mint that all credtiurs ot said di-c«-ase<i >»te roqmred wit their «luln.* m Court, at the PnjbaW ©Coe. in the Ctty nf floehclattni* bo hr b* foreaaM Court, on TuurmUj.thvi'na <Uy of iwyunober. uud Ofl Thursday. the t > of Ihwwtfber. next, art ten iidoek !<• tho forenoon of carb of those days.Dili d .lu-ie, 27th. V. IL IrM. .Ftam W. AKMatKoxu. Judge of'Probat-. SAM Is 2 or-3 hundred years old coming July 4th. Yet he is still making Fire Work-, though he is working very cheap this year and Fire Works are way down. We bought a job lot. Rockets, Candles. Can­ non Crackers, Balloons etc. We am supply you ■ very cheap. . Our Mason cans are here, so are the berries, now is the time to can. See our 10a. Raisins. Salt Fish. Mackerel, Cod Fish, White Fish, Trout. A Nb. 1 Goods. /IRfW. Electric Water White, Hieh Test Oil at 8c. No. 2 Lamp Chimney 5i No. 2 Lamp Burner 10c. Lantern Globes 7c. 35c Broom 28c. 25c Broom 20c. A No. 1 Wire Wound H per foot 10c. Gem Spray and Solid Strwim Nozzel-50c; Hose Washers per djpz. . A Jfo 1 Bal'd Wodd Ch-t!j.-» Pins per doz. 1c. 2 Packages Tooth Fick 1 doz. Sheets Legal Cap Writing Paper 5c. 25 Good Envelopes 3c. 1 Bottle Hanford, s JI 5c. Celluloid Collar 15c Or two1 for 25c. Ginghame, Fast Coloi 1 doz. Gents Summer Socks 25c. Mosquito netting per Bolt 40c 1 Pap^r pins- 14 rows—20 in a row—280 pins lc Tinware, Hardware. W ware. Glassware Granite­ ware (white) Underwear. Sewing Machines. Need­ les, Oils, and Repairs down 'to rock bottom prices, and every day in the week. Yon will have an extra nickle to drop in the contribution bpx at church when every body is looking and you will be happy. $1525.00 IN PURSES UJRSES. x*otting^, -fc-*Etcing cxncl. JFvim ti i n py HASTINGS, MICHIGAN These are the Largest Purses and will be the Greatest Races Ever given in Barry County IAS. BAUER, Sect CLUB � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-07-05.pdf c8f81ad7c12d7e8bdeee60da1c08fb64 PDF Text Text file best Advertismedium m in Bar Bar-­ Comity. Hastings Banner. X.XXIX. NO. 10. HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 5 1894. Hastings Banner. SALE FubllBbcd Thursdays by COOK BKOg.. For the next 15 days we will have a Spqcial Sale on all our Quick Meal Gasoline COUNTY NEWS? Dow)lnr atte'1’ the d,y ls ^e races at Hastings and making bay. Dr Rh^TlI- °f XMl.tod by CourtSl "‘T"*1 ‘ “‘•r,cl rro“ Mr« t.ourtilxhtV ova lut Suurday. ». Hairy is now confined to his bed Ur. Vo«»B ot Ntobvlll,, .Ill remore . ve^°!rH?'!>hl*IWe‘ wl,lcl> be con. Muskier, . Idera a ve£J critical undertaking. The Ire ere«m fe.llj«| held at the ri,ur’d’y »■ waa well atiwn <ieu. Several of our citzens took In the ex­ cursion to Lake Odessa July leL ?kC’ Renke3 °f Hastings.' was the guest of Q. A. Hynes and wife over Sun­ day. Mrs. Hynes has been very sick but is better at this writing. Misa Bertie St.John called on Mrs. Hynes during her recent Illness. Mr. Patterson Is the editor of the Pralrart1’6 P*Per’ ,,The Pr,ir,etlHe Independ Lai &est Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. Thursday with Masonic rites. Rev. Pa­ ton delivering the cermon. Over 30 Masons followed him to the grave and chanted their req nom over her remains. It was a very Impressive sight His children were ail here .at the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wil­ cox, of Striker. Ohio; Dey Wilcox and wife of Mancelona; Alvarez. Lyman and Earl and Mrs. Frank Wright, and seven children. His wife died 13 months ago. He is sincerely mourned. Obituary. Died at the home of her parents in this city, Wednesday, July 4th, of internal hemmorage. Belle, only daughter of Dr. and Mrs J. C. Lampman. The announcement of the death of Miss Lampman, came like a shock to the peo­ ple of this city last evening. Few knew that she was ill. and almost none that her illness was of a dangerous character. But towards uoon. It was evident to those who were watching so tenderly at her bedside, that the lamp of her life must soon go out forever. • She was born in Baltimore. Barry Coun­ ty, and was therefore twenty years of age at the time of her death. She was a young woman of spleuded ability, and the high­ est character. She had graduated from our city schools, taken a year at Albion College, and had hut lately completed her first year in the medical school at Ann Arbor, from which Institution she had planned to graduate in two years, when she would have entered the practice of medicine here with her father. This was the lifework she had set before her—use­ fulness to her community and helpfulness to her father, whose increasing years and practice have made the work of bis pro­ fession quite difficult for him. Miss Lampman was one of the most loved and respected young ladles of- this city. She was the embodiment of( sincere goodness and helpfulness. An ’ earnest Christian girl, she sought in the spirit of her Lord to do His will—to scatter seeds of kindness, and to give to every worthy cause her loyal support. To know her duty was to undertake Its complete per­ formance. To qualities like these, and a personal charm that won the esteem of all who knew laer, were added the growing beauty and graces of a broadening culture of the mind. Before hei must have been a career of the highest usefulness. But such it was not to be. To one who sees no hope beyond the grave, death in a case like this, must seem the most awful ca­ lamity that can overtake a child of human! ty. But to one who trusts God and feels that He is indeed a Heavenly Father, hope springs up and-sees before the life, trans­ planted seemingly before its time to the Father’s Kingdom above, a career of far greater and richer' usefulness in its near­ ness to the Master, To the family and mourning ones in this, their hour of grief, is extended the sympathy of all. The funeral will take place from the home of her parents Saturday forenoon, at 10 o’clock, and will be conducted by Rev. Thomas Cox. Web Belknap of Hastings, was in town ovta Sunday. > Sanford Chattenden is getting along as Myrtle Mosher was the guest of Hickory weal as could be expected under the cir­ Corners relatives last week. cumstances. Ha will soon be able to get Hereafter Sunday School will be at 2.80 around on crutches. and preaching services at 3.30 p. in. vn-sscs of of Kalamazoo Kalamazoo is Is building build B. Cresses a Mrs. Andrew Doud and daughter of cottage at the Crooked Lake Resort. South Huven are vi&iliug the farmer’s Jolin Radford and wife of Climax, were mother, who Is no better. the guests of F. Chamberlain and wife Haj ing Is In full glory. It will be a bright crop. . Aldrfch wr“t to Bow- ouiiday. Gren Barrett raised a 24x6& ft barn Oliver Peake is helping Rich Hull in u lusl Mrmitay. Mr«. Aldrich's former home, to remain nntll Wednesday. Monday afternoon. Everything went oil having. Rosa Hallock visited Rutland relatives thla'wL* P'*"1’ "ll1 " moBU,UL'nl nioely. Just 00 miuutes from the time this week Ui memory of bls father, onr- they commenced utnil it was up ready for last week. the rafters. E. E. Bishop master work­ ‘ Clara Merritt.closed a very- successful ehjseo of 4. Black s Son. of llastloits WelremthatDr. VanHorn Intends to man. After the work was done ail hands term of school at the Engie school house * return home the latter part of August. were invited to partake of the yellow leged last Friday, Fanners are a little blue over last His son Orlle has gone into the law busi­ chicken which the elders crack up so h!ghThursday ’ s rain. The hail destroyed |ly. • ness there.! ’ Miss Eva Whittemore of Augusta is corn and gardens and with corn fields, in anldo8 C I LaU< lS nur8,“K n »pra'.ned playes, under water and dirt washed from the guest of Miss Annie Whittemore. L. W. Rowley and wife were at Allegan the hills. It does not look very promising. P. Powers, of Indiana, was tbe guest of Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. R’s mother The roads were made almost impassable relatives hero a few days last week. Miss Cora Muck was the guest of Miss and son Freddie, came home with them to In places. spend the 4Lh. Chealer Messer and Mrs. Greble of your Kila Greenfield, Inst Sunday. John Nichols of Howard City, spent the city were on our streets Wednesday. iloxretiH mil*. 4th. at Delton. Cresay. W’llliain Bechtel, of Wayland spent Bell Sturr of Kalamazoo, spent the 4th. Haying is about done In this vicinity Sunday with his parents. at Delton with her folks. R. B. H nested and I*. Barber comraeucvd cutting wheat Mrs. Hallie King was in Grimd Rapids and family. last week. L. L. Clark, a Detroit dentist, was in Monday morning and others will soon follow. Alfred Tliornton, of Grand Rapids came town tbe 3rd. Miss Mattie Jameson of Iowa, is the Mrs. Wiljlc Nichols of Howard City, is to this plane on his wheel last Sunday. Mrs. Dumare»q has gone south to visit visiting friends and relatives here this guest of Minnie Flower. Will Vance who has-been inhailing the week. friends for a short time. Mr. Flangsbnrg and wife of Hickory fresh air of Cressey, returned to his home Mlds Vevia Ide, of Grand Rapids, is Corners were the guests of Q. A. Hynes In Hastings Sunday. visiting friends af this place. Ethel Barber who has been sick with Mr., Lord Minar, of Kalamazoo, spent and wife tbe 4th. Charlie Polley’s sister of Indiana was ! tniailetus, is better. Sunday yifflting relatives at this place. Bittle Lee Reynolds brought here for burial Tuesdav.. She I ------------------------- had the misfortune Miss NcBle Minar returned to her work to put his ankle out of joint 6ne day last leaves a -pair of twins. iu Hastings lant week. week. Miss Ix>uiv Hall speut last week with , ~ " Last Tuesday morning after the heavy Mrs. T. B. Moore. f Yankee Spring.. Mra. Frank Blick, of Hastings, visited I laying and harvesting are this year to- showers that passed over here, John Bar­ ber found about 4 tons of hay, which was at Geo. Miuar’s last week. ■ I gether. Some are cutting hay, if they -Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bryant went t0 j Br« tocky enough to have any to eut. but bundled ready for drawing, under water. Miss Mead who has been sick is slowly Morley Saturday where they will make PearlJr everyone who has rye to out will future Louie. *l,ftVe n l)art of"* if not aI1 ,n th« shock be- improving. Frankie Barber has closedJi very suc­ MissMjrtle Pierson Is visiting friends•! !ore the f“urth—something that has not cessful term of school at West Cressey. in Grand Rapids. I MPPened before in rears. Joseph Bechtel and family have moved I..J’ Sprinaer’s litlle boy, Howird, had She served ice cream, straw berries and gave present. the uic misfortune ■uif'iunuue to io fall ran from irom a cherry cnerry trep irep ;;lemonade ---- ,------- --and b .*”- each v—a— child ———a ----------Into T. B. Moore’s house. Census Returns. a SEE ME. Mr. aud Mrs. Guy Pierson bpent Sunday last Saturday afternoon and break both .I bright spot In the lives of the children for Following are some statistics kindly bones below, the elbow in bls left arm. Dr.. in south east Wayland. furnished by Messrs J. B. Roberts and years to come. Many guests participated. Parkhurst of Middleville attended him. Grace Bradley, of near Gun Lake, is at At Henry Ford, the enumerators for this city, last report he was doing as well as work for Mrs. Edith Walker, of Martin. tiie former for the 1st. and 4Jb. wards, . ] Carlton. Samuel Wnlbert anti family spent Sun­ could be expected. Fred Williams and wife of Carlton spent W, R. Vester went to Ypsilanti laste the latter for the-2nd. and 3rd. The pop­ day at S. IL Pierson’s. ulation for the city Is 3018, a gain of 40 Wednesday}, returning the last of th The Bowens Mills nine and Leighton Sunday at J. P. Springer’s. since the last census. Ed Courtney aud Charlie Eastman have week. nine played ball Saturday. Score B. M. 595 Population, 1st. ward Miss Clara Fleming closed her school al each a new binder to do their work with 718 2nd. “ the Center last Tuesday for summer vaca­ Mrs. Rogers from White Hail is visiting this year. 637 3rd. “ The heavy rains last week did consider ­ tion. . her brother Geo. Minar at tills place. “ 4th. “ 1069 Fred Clark, of Hastings, was in Carlton Mr. and Mrs. Aidritch, of Baltimore, is able damage in this section of the couutry Sunday. I to highways and corn fields. visiting at Mr. Hunt’s. ____ __ -.y19 _ Mr. Linden and Miss Kush, of Battle. ■___________ We learn that Frank Walberl and Will­ Foreign bortUTwanT33T2nd“and Rtd ‘X—** A. C. Hunt commenced cutting his is Stevens have bought a new Advance Creek, are visiting Mrs. Minnie Vester at wards lit; 4th ward 84. Total foreign wheat Monday. • present. Threshing rig. Miss Fannie Carpenter Ih spending a lx>rn 218. Johnstown. There were 11 births In the 1st ward; Milo. / few weeks In Battle Creek with her broth­ 22 In 2nd and 6rd; and 13 in 4th, making The severe storm of hail, wint and rain Some rain last Thursday 28th. One of er Willis. a total of 4g. ’ ____ __ which visited our section on Thursday the the hardest electric storms of the year 28th. caused much damage to growing passed over Mila From 3 to 5 o’clock visiting her cousin. Miss Myrtle Odell. 56 in 2nd and 3rd wards • and 5S in the . crops In the north west part of our town. a. m. there fell In rain L. B. Carpenter Quished'his work taking inches and 4th ward, making a total of 183 widows Trees were uprooted, buildings blown again at 3 o’clock p. m. in one hour & of the census. he city. * down or unroofed. Wheat, com and oats an Inch fell and for the day 25$ Inches JCliza Thurston, formerly of Carlton, miHow about widowers? Let’s see. have been very badly damaged, and for the week 8.30 inches. Our farms visited George Cole last week. There are only 12 in the 1st ward; 21 in • Our city cousins in considerable num­ were well watered, wheat and corn are Mr. Gyles, of Battle Creek, sppke ln the the 2nd and 3rd, and 16 In the 4tb, mak­ bers are decorating the shores of our lakes fiat and some fields are standing two or Adventist church Sunday night. — by their presence or gliding over their three feet In water. Mr. and Mrs. Butoph’s oldest girl Is. ing a total of 49 widowert to.tha qliyf "Tirere af6 ’ 2U V~. TSTBSTimers in the 1st . peaceful waters. Barry county is taking on a lxx>m. An­ very sick. Cyrus Ingraham has for some time been other democrat paper certainly until a Win. McKinney Is working by the ward; 67 In the 2nd aud 3rd and 89 in the 4th. making a total 132. afflicted with a very painful illness. Dr. new moon and also has the honor of hold­ month for W. McKIbbon. There are 10 widows of U. S. soldiers Eliott, of Hickory Corners, is attentilng ing tbe candidate for Lt Governor on the Harvesting will commence this week. I WILL SELL In the 1st ward; 7 In tbe 2nd and 3rd him. democratic ticket Well, well, these hon­ ward, and 6 in the 4th, niaking a total of The hay crop, the poorest since the ors have been thrust upon us. Church and Society. Certainly .. 25 Per Cent. Off- days Baby Carriages 24 soldiers’ widows in the city. of our fathers when it was gathered the good people of Barry county did not The usudl monthly meeting of the La­ There are two U. 8. marines in the city ..10 “ “ from the marshes, has been rendered still ask for them. Carpetsi.. dies Missionary Society will oe held at the and one confederate soldier. A Mr. Clark and friends from Battle Presbyterian Parsonage next Wednesday • ■"“TrnrbTdeft rnetiTn thr-city' are"' Uncle' ..15 “ less valuable by the recent heavy rains. Parlor: Suits. Creek are camping at Crooked Lake for a at 8 o’cloet John Seward and Judge. D. G. Robinson. Cloverdale. .. 5 “ “ Mattresses............... 6 Haying progressed rapidly last week The society connected with the Emman­ President of the City Blink, the farmer Farmers are busy haying. ..10 “ “ Bed Room Suits.. . being 84 and the latter^? yeara._^ Lots of people around our lakes now. considering the condition of the weather. uel church wilf be entertained Thursday^ The West laFy Ls M rs? T£tvzTfdi DaVier Chairs .. 5 “ “ Mrs. Catherine Ryan, who sprained her Wheat harvest will be general after the July 12th by Mesdames M. L. Goodyear," of the 3rd ward, she being 93 years old. N. Bailey, J Rogers. J. Hewes. N. Park ­ Draix.-ries......... 5 “ “ ankle so badly is doing well under the 4th. aud in a few cases before. Will be er, E. Brown, A. P< Drake, F. Stebbins, treatment of Dr. Sackett. M. C. K. IL Excuridoas. slow owing to the lodged condition of Book Cases W. Chidester. M. Riker, T. S. Bush, A. The babe born to James and Alice To Bay View, Mich., and'return at one the whegL 1 Doonan on the 25th, died on the morning Carpel R- innantti.. . Receipt of the lee cream social at Mrs. Hamlin, and Miss Seoby. Supper served fare for round trip July Rth to 18th. Lim­ at Parish house from 5 until 7. A cord­ ited to return until August 161b. On ac- ' Picture Framing:.. .. 5 “ of the 28th. Mrs. Doonan has been quite Johnson’s was $6.50. iil but is now’ on the gain. count of Bay View C^mp Meeting, (Chau­ The Garrett Bros, are having friends ial invitation to all. Don’t forget the mass meeting to be tauqua Assembly.) from abroad visiting them. Prairieville. ■ Anil everything else in proportion. Come early and get the Mrs. W. J. Williams of your city visited held at the M. E. church on Friday eve ­ Mrs! Vanderbrook Ms moved Into her be*t select her old home and many friends in and ning to make arrangements for Rally Day : ions. ... Yours truly, To Ds troit and ret uni at one fare for new house. . . in August .Judge Davis of Kalamazoo, round trip July 11th and isth Limited to Mr. Pixley, the singer, gives a concert around Milo last week. will tie preKent. Choice music aud ’Sing­ return July 13th. On account of Orange­ at the church Monday evening. ing. It is for the interest of all persons, mens Cele .'ration. y Mrs. Donohue and children, of Battle The first annual Commencement Exer­ even those who are not Sabbath School Creek, have been tbe guesu of Mrs. H. cises of the Assyria schools was held at workers to work toward having a successMosier during the past wt^k. To Detroit and tvturn at 2 'cents per Dr McLeay returned from California last the M. P. church Friday eve. Tbe house ful Rally Day. mile each way July 16th |o 20lb. Limited Monday evening and reports an enjoyable was packed. Mrs. Garrison Moore hud Dr. W. Winegnrlen of Grand Rapids, charge <»f the decorating and very beauti­ will lecture at Bowen’s Mills Sunday, to return July 21st on account of Detroit race.-. ^"uncie Henry Brown will make bls home ful It looked *lth the cIum motto, “Step July 15th, commencing at 2 p. m. with his daughter Sarah In the future and by Step” tastefully arranged At the back: To Cleveland, Ohio, anti return at one Tbe Official Routt tiecom** * resident of our village. t a fence of evergreen across the front; and Mrs. W. A. Hams and sons of Hastings, a large festoon of green at the back while of the Y. P. S. C. E. to Cleveland ▼la fare (or round trip July 11th to 15th. Limited to return July Bist An exten­ the stars and stripes placed over the spent the past week Prai,r evl Michigan Central and D. & C. 8. N. Co.’s friends. She was joined Saturday by, her doorway. There were 9 In the ciass; 4 magnificent steamers! On the occasion of tion of time will Ire given until Sept. 15 th, Combined with the providing the ticket is dt-positnd with the from the Center school. Mary Wilcox, hmband and returned home Monday. the 18th International convention! One Acid Phosphates, is i> or 3 huiirired years Rev. Thomas and family, of Cali torn .a. teacher: 4 from the Ellis, Franc Clark fare for the round trip. Ou Wednesday. joint Agent of the Cleveland terminal lines C. R. Osborn, the BEST hot weath­ arc xuests of his wife’s brother. J- jE. teacher: and 1 from tbe Cbeckroad. Maud Jaly llth, a special train of fine coaches prior io July 81st. old con;ing July 4th. Yet Agent Cairns He has accepted an invitation / to Wilcox teacher. er drink. You can SSatihe M. E. church on Sunday De is -dill making Fire Com. Andrus was present and conferred will leave Hastings at 7:85 a. m., arriving at Cleveland at 5.00 p. m. Tickets on sale .Roand Trip Tourl»t» Hat«» to Na eirolng, deliver a fine sermon from the diplomas. 'York- , though he is p F get it at .M'chlgau Points The new officers of the x. F. 3. C. is. July 9th, LOth and llth. Good returning tbetexL “For God loVeth the world, etc. working very cheap Commencing June Isl; 1894 tbe Mlchwere unbilled by Bev. Daley Sunday and until July Bist, and may be extended by M.ry Olrn« .nd depositing with Joint Agents, prior to igau Central will sell roundJ trip tickets Kalamazoo, are guests of J. W. Brigg >n. President. Dr. Powers; Vice Presi­ year a“d Fire from Hastings to: dent Mrs. Dr. Powera; Corresponding July 17, until Sept. 15th Inclusive. Works are way down, C. R. Obbobn, Agent 87.10 Mich. ' Traverse City Secretary, Gertie Tasker. Becordlng Sec. 8.95 Bay View Wert Jewell: Tress, Mrs. John Hopkin,: bought a job lot. Harvmiti Exc atm ion. 5.96 Petoskey Onanist, Mre. Louis Smith. nockets, Candles, Can­ 9.90 Harbor Springs The Episcopal society of Hastings, will The graduates went to Bellevue Satur­ 10.80 Mackinaw City non Crackers. Balloons run an excursion to Ottawa Beach, Wed­ iSlbe ltare on Tbnrsd.y from b<-nre- day and were •taken’' In a group.Mackinac Island Mr and Mrs. Calvin Smith gave a tea nesday July 25tb. Train will leave Hast­ etc. We can supply you Elk Rapids ,0Sr™ xltert Storms Is st Kalamazoo to tbe graduates of tlw Center school, ings at 7.55 and returning leave Ottawa very cheap. “ a.u Charlevoix their teacher Mary Wilcox and[Com. Beach-at 6 p. m. Fare for round trip for »• •• 9.M Ottawa Beach surgieal . Our Mason cans are Andrus The Juniors were served with adult 81.00. children 50 cents. Life sav­ in Jeffect until SepThese rates remain ing crew will give an exhibition for the were, so are the berries, '“j^nd'hlrs. Preston Jewell geve e entertainment of the excursionists, also a timber, 30. 1884. Return limit October 81 (Sign of the Elephant.) | C. BL Osborn. now is the time to can. fOrDa’^^ofKalamaxoo, addressed reception el their home Saturday evening boat ride will be arranged fay. Plenty of 1894. Rev. Spr*K®H w g church Sunto tbe Classes of Vi and W and teaebcr. coach room will be guaranteed by the See our 10c. Raisins. Rail Road Co. rMami ice creAm was served. °alt Fish. Mackeral, HASTINGS. MICH. C. IL Osborn. Julio Donavon of Hastings, is the guest GROAT— PICKLE. Married on Jane 27th. by fifty dollars for benevolencee. _t_t_ and moulutAH Cod Fish, ‘'White Fish, of Mthe Moore_ Kiris a«.lsted in In thp the He*. A. D. Urtnby. Mr. Edward Groat of Johnstown, to Mu* Huldab Pickte of Barey, Notice to Water Taker*, Commencement exererea. . •wont. A No. 1 Goods. BeUon. A most rerere wlty kail and rain Ou and after July 5th. the clerk of the CRAFFEK-nAGADOKN, Mamed at the Alloc WlUltnx l» •po»'U,« * ,e'r home of the bride by Rev. Thrnnas Cox, ne water board will be at the Council Rooms niunwiay, June 23Ui, Mr. Albert Chaffee aofl at Greenville. visiting every day from 1 to.S P, io . **lnolpDd by July 20th ^Btmx died£ X^o/"' FORMAN- HART. MvtW o» tbe Ml. o< week after Buffering over a week^wHb QrdM of Wgyr Cotoujiwivnera. “ K*1*”*100 °'er treme heart trouble. He waa burrtea» < , . Stoves. They are the Safest, Best and Most Reliable Gasoline stove made and are just die tiling for warm wealh- 15 MYJ ■ulc on all Speti Cleanable Leonar! D;v A Refrigerators the perfectThey d ich of years of study Jdby 15 patand c ents. They have points ■-.cerio other of e Refrigerators possess. CALL AND 454191 LeadlnQ Hardware dealer in Barm Co NOTICE . Having bought the Furniture Stock of HIRAM ROGERS cheap, and being desir­ ous of giving the people the benefit FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS, “ v, GEO. E. ROWE. Cherry Pepsin Tonic lire. HOLLOWAYS fwns & W/HUW. Hammocks Croquet Sets XVa- » I _ I ' . 4 'T �Hastings Banner Thursday, July 5. t^94- ‘ COO/TbROS.. Proprietors. history of a crime. THE RAILWAY STRIKE. train, from Trtn.dk 1. Col. on the Atebtaon, Topeka a t Santa Fe, and the OnU. Colorado * Santa Fe railroads and asking that United States troop. be sent Irom tire command o’ ’Gen- McCook al bort Logan. Mr. Olney Jmmedately con­ Liat of Railroads Affactnd by tbe veyed the dispatches to the white Boycott—Notea of the Bltuahouse, and Secretary of War Lamont, Gen. Schofield, the attorney general and the president held a con­ THE WORST SINCE 1877. After the conference Chicago, July 2.—Unquestionably ference. Gen. Schofield telegraphed to Gen. the railroad situation is to-day unqual­ McCook ordering hlK to proceed at ifiedly the worst since “the boycott” once to Trinidad witfi\ troops The went into effect The railroad man­ granting of the request was also tele­ agers admit as much, and realize that graphed to the United States officials. they are called upon to confront a strike of a magnitude and far-reaching Both the railroads mentioned in the effect surpassing even “the great rail­ dispatcher are at present in the cus­ tody of United States courts,, and this road strike of 1877.” The railroad inter­ is the ground on wnich the action of ests. now are so much greater-than at that time, and the strikers have chose the authorities here is taken. Note* from Various Points. an initial point, Chicago, the most im­ Borrower, dlttaod • Boek Islsnd portant in the country from ,which to 1 Blue Blue isianu. Island. AO No ODO one wan was uur». hurt. *■ James Murkin ' .... ... —*vw— —---operate, beginning a tie-up here that' WBa arreted for the crime. effects a greater area of country, larger I Forty-flw special officers taken to Cairo by railroad interest and -greater interests ' the Illinois Central were held prteoners all OflX outside of the railroad business than I by tbertrikers. and finally confuted to leave at any other place where the atrike j „d wionr, on th. minou <*»could have been inaugurated. * trai road went on a strike Sunday afternoon. There are efforts, and in exceptional Tbl* wu followed by the unhounccment that eases successful, to run out and run in the switchmen and ttremen on the " »[>«*•tt M few passenger trwina liofi. and that lhe a trains, hnt but thn tne tmfflr traffic . Wagner Mtlwnukn< , &bad struck employes hadChicago, voted to conditions can be summarized in the*gooQU statement that all freight traffic west] The Michigan Centra! switchmen held a rneetand south is wholly suspended. in« and tuiked that road not to interchnmro Ail freight of xny ohxrectar U being " The Situation Has Assumed Dark Outlook. ^versary of tho Aesasstaetton of Prealdqnt Garfield. ,^7.Unn^. ...I >..t th. Work or DUtatad nr.1. Arwwo. oT Hto Trial. [Special Wu-Abixurton Letter ] The -snund of a pistol shot echoed .maud the world <m Saturday morn­ ing, July S. 1SS1, when President Gar­ field fell, mortally wounded. The me sassln, Guiteau. was a sane man. He svas lhe only cool, deliberate,dispassion­ ate man at police headquarter* where ) saw him half an hour after bls crime was comihltted. Mj friend, George K Corkhill, was Unil«l States attorney, and I was admitted to the room of the chief of police, where the prisoner was Mr. C. E. Bohall, W. Union, Minn. held. . While others were exalted, the a»MsriD deliberately said: “I am n pris­ oner of state. 11 is your duty to pro­ By ivy or live oak, caused Inflammation, crop tect me. and yet, either willfully or belieu* and Intense Itchlnj? aud burning an mj canM‘>f your'incompctcncy. you are holding me here while a mobfa gather­ ing outside to kill me. I should be * !->%%%%% parUla taken immediately to jail, where I can logs. I have taken f - #•£10 be carefully guarded." Hood** Sarsaparilla aud f UiVw Jnst then the prison van arrived. do not have any poison Guiteau was cscorteil down the winuihg ■ ymptoma. I have 'WVWVW stone steps by a cordon of iwlicemen, gained 12 pound* since teklng Hood’s. C in full view of the crowd, which almost E. Bohall, West Union, Minnesota. completely blocked Four-and-Half refused by the majority of the roads, I ^tchmen walked out Hood’s Pills tor® Urer biliousness or all those running west and south, I Tho ^idlers in Fort Sheridan are prepared street and renusylvania awnUc. It and in consequence the city is threat-1 to advance on Chicago at a moment a notice. would have been impossible for anyone • ned with, b fruit and vegetable fem- Ten tare ut newly k> brtM them in when lhe in the crowd to have shot the man GOOD ADVICE. . ,, I nritaBleel nrrlnr Il'M, order Ik is Wf received. ine, as well as a milk famine, for muk 1 ■ expected Indianapolis was thrown into the htrike by without injuring the gitard* W sur­ trains are interdicted along with Pull­ the action ot the local branchw* of the A. K. U. rounded him. Twenty policemen «; .’b’!v<ihis man palace cars, against which the Sunday night. The switchmen refused to al­ cleared the way for the prison van: low the Vandalia sleepers to be taken from the Guiteau was hurried across the side­ ;cl’.urt and ... *•» ^a-e fight was begun. Pullman car yards. A Glxantlc Undertaking. rculation of his home paper widen At Cincinnati non-union men were stoned by walk; he jumped into lhe van, the But the fight haa gone away beyond :I a mob l>efor© the police could disperse the door was quickly snapped together, t< :. hvs the American policj1 of Protccthat point and the Ihillman contro­ crowd. Violence U also reported from Dan­ two policemen stood on the rear steps, It is his duty to aid iu this respect versy has become lost sight of in the ville. Hl.. Emporia. Kan., and Ludlow; Ky. three mounted policemen were on each The MB miles of the Chicago A Eastern 1H1- side of the vehicle, the driver cracked in every way possible. After the hiine gigantic undertaking of the American nola railroad Is almost completely tied up. p?-1is taken care ofj why nut .J1 ’>• Railway union to fight the Railway The engineers on tho Gould lines refuse to his whip, the four horses went gallop­ scribe for the American Economist, Managers’ association to a finish. haul trains to which Pullman cars urv a\uched. ing through the crowd, down. Pennsyl­ That is the character of the . fight!’ Passenger trains _______________________ on the Northern Pacific are vania avenue, up steep Capital Hill, pu. : drvd by the American Protective now on. The American Railway j' rani run pretty nrettv regularly remilarlv from St. St- Paul, but freight and in ten minutes the prisoner was in­ T:. ri.T League ? One of its cerresyon■ union is determined to exterminate ' traffic isutlll tied up. side the jail, one mile east of the capi­ inc Managers' .uauugers association. aPullman uiuuau ■I — f—/—.", -— 77---- — - , dfi.t- sayst “No true? American car. Ute tol. ,“„p^L aohlo .»J Penn-1. As soon as the prison van disappeared, get flong without it. I consider it th$ car. no longer eat a figare In the boy- I laid upon every lines are out. - । -gyiTsnlu --------------------------the crowd began to matter, grumble, gre.S t and. truest political teacher in cott,. but it is now | Gran<1 Master Sargent.of tbe Brotherhoodol । road belonging to the Managers smoGrand Master Sargent, of tho Brotherhood ot . . fjnnllv to organize for the purpose cietlen. whether running Pallm.n care I Firemen, declares that organisation wl “ **" will girt JI of lynching the aeeesein. It was too •1 J'portal card re v;- st for frre*j Or not. Tbe St. Paul, the Wabash, Lake ' Denplto the ominous report* from the west. I late, however, for the jail W surtl-ECpy. Addrtrts WEbtirr.Wake. ’ Shore and other roads running Wag-j. t£ere are no signs ot lmi*.'ndlna strikes on sny^ronnded by battalions of marines and m. .. r.q.wml Secretary. 1J5 WtatJjd i B««and their own sleepers are no lew of the eastern termini of the roods running Into soldiers -- — ---of- the Third artillery. There .. interdicted aud ordered to be- tied New York. were repeating rifles in the hands of St.. 4 uri-.. ' up than roads Ivhich persist, under I----------------------------------A. R. U. men ot Omaha firmly-----------refuse to strike the well drilled regulars, and Gatling -4-------- ♦--------------- - ----- ---- ■ ------- - their contract*, in running Pullman ■ »he ground that the c*uae for the order is r-T* Th« -tsgmtud. of the strike, or I Presldct Deb. tatere. h. «U1 guns guarded the four corners of tho cancel their charter. Jail. No mob on earth would have J । as more euphoniously called by { Southern Illinois la feeling the weight of the dared to attack the jail. M * * V-r * A-z* । lhc boycott,” can in a ’ strike heavily. from tSO.OOO to 876.tXX> worth Twice within the period of eighteen of fruits and vegetables are perishing daily in Effervescent, too. measure be understood when it is said ' the fields of Lhe gardeners for lack ot train years the chief magistrate of the re­ I the following railroads have been in- j service to move them to the markets. public was stricken down without • volved by ukases from President Eu­ Exhilarating, appetizing. ’ Confronted by a posse of ofllcens of the law. ; warning, without cause. The assassin Just the thing to build up the gene V. Debs, of the American Rail­ after compelling forty-five railroad dstecllves of President Lincoln was a sane man. to leave the city, strikers at Cairo. III. decided . way union: constitution. Railroad* That Are Affected. to raise the boycott. They agreed not to stop Nobody ever questioned his sanitv. The I AtchlBon. Topek* & Santa Fe. Baltimore A Pullman coaches, but will Interfere with assassin of President Garfield claimed HirCS’ Rootbeer • Ohio, Chicago & Western Indiana. Chicago, j freight traffic at every opportunity. to bo insane, and made conspicuous ef­ Kock Island & Pacific. Chicago & Grand Trunk. | forts during the trial to convince tho Chicago & Eric. Chicago & Great Western, । N A M E eFToR CO NGR ESS. jury that he was of unsound mind. Ills Chic-ugo A Northwestern. Chicago A Alton. I Wholesome and strengthening, Chicago. Milwaukee A St Pan!. Chicago di , counsel ably handled their theory, so that, outside of the courtroom, many pure blood, free from boils or Eastern Illinois. Chicago. Burlington & Quincy. Hlluols liuuuu Central. vuu.tra.1, Inner juitci Belt ovi, Line.. Louisville, rx'ujaiuio, |; carbuncles. General good health New Albany &■ Chicago. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, I Nominations for congress were re- ’ people were convinced tliat Guiteau ported as follows on’Thursday: Chicago & st. St. Louin. lxjuw. I'liwnurgn. Pittaburgh, ron Fort Wayne Ii Indiana, Eleventh district. A. N. Martin was insane. More than twelve years —results front drinking HIRES’ ; vnicago I A Chicago. Union Stock Yards and Tnuwlt | (dem.); J. D. Lelghty irep.), lllinol*. have passed since the man's deed Rootbeer the year round. company, Wisconsin Central. Wabash. Lake 1 Twelfth Twelfth. district. Samuel Lerath (pop.). Iowa. I startled and horrified the world, more Shore & Michigan Southern, Nickel Plate. Cal- Flrat district. S. M. Clark (rep.). Wiaeonain. I than eleven years have passed since the Package makes five gallons, 25c. ntucl Terminal. Eighth district. E. 9. Miner (rep.). Ohic, I Ask your druggist or grocer for it. The foregoing comprise the roads Fourth district, W. D. DarleA (rep.); Seven­ murderer paid the dreadful penalty of converging in this city against which ’ teenth. A. D. Richards (dem.). Kentucky. the law upon the scaffold, and men dif­ Take no other. the boycott has been laid, and one and Fourth district. J. W. Lewis (rep.)' North fer dow, as they differed then, as to the Send s-cent stamp to the Charles E. Hires all of which are either practically tied • Carolina, Second district. O. H. White (rep.). assassin’s degree of mental responsi­ Go.. 117 Arch St., l»hiladclphia, for beauti* On Friday congressional nomina­ bility. card*. up or are so crippled as to be i That the jury’s verdict was not unan­ I ineffective in helping a solution tions were made as follows: (pop.). imously approved cannot lie denied, ! of the trouble precipitated upon IL Iowa. Sixth ^UL district. Bevf J. M. Baugh n Ohio, seventeenth district. James A. D. Rlchalthough few indeed were those who j them by President Debs in his combat ards (dem.) renominated. \ PARKER'S questioned its correctness and just­ i against the railroads of the country. I HAIR BALSAM Clauaw and btamlflM the hair. ness. But, nevertheless, the propriety Besides these Chicago railroads the M m ® * Promotes a loxunant growthNever Falla to Hestons Gmj I tie-up ha. proved effective aguluat lb. A Moxrrr, Mo., JuaeBO.-tTywee B.y- of the verdict was questioned by some, following roa<ls In the we.t and the 1LP’Vro. waa take, from thewherboth here and elsewhere throughout oaat-for that section, too, ha. been « of Newton county and hanged to a the country, and when Guiteau, upon touched by the boycott: }mlle °'*wn the rendition of the verdict which conCtnolataU Souther., Denver A RloOreude.1 at » o clock Thur.day aight by a mob. demned him to die, and again upon be- called down the curse ' Evansville dt Terre Haute, Hocking Valley. St. I Hayden was arrested for shooting Botx •ing sentenced, Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern, Missouri Greenwood, a brakeman, and was be- of God everyone who had been v.we upon V.tIJV'UV tv UM LLUAA tnxil ‘ Ptatte. Southern Ptaifle. Union Ftaltlo. | lng taken to Catavllle jail for ufe V* instrumental in bringing about hia Th. featnr •of’the atrtke’or bovcotL I keePlDfirtterltt aud prtaoner conviction it was those who disagreed ‘ The feature of the .trike, or boycqtt, WMe on th5 annthbound train, which Saturday and bunday, was a manifes- * • J» ’ tation of a riotous disposition on the 1 ' part of the Strikers. Trains were! Less Demand tor Yankee Flour, 'Washington. June SO.—The United Presses, Screw and Hydraulic, held up, stoned, cars were de-’ Graters, Elevators, Evaporators. tached, engines seized and crews 1 States Consul at Gibraltar reports to 'the driven from their trains, while I state department, under date of June Illustrated Catalogue Free. the trainmen were buffeted, in 16, that owing to the favorable condiC. 6. Hampton A Son, Detroit, Mich many cases put to flight to j tion of the cereal crops of Spain aud save their live* from the mob and such ! Morocco, the demand for American as escaped were jeered. Intimidation • flour ha* considerably diminished, £S2i<^ Agents. 178 was used to drive switchmen fropi the I Flour, he says, was in such demand as yards, and everywhere police protec-I to have rendered it for some time past tion was asked within the city at the < the principal articla of importation various crossings and in the yards. from the TT -r* J «*-*United States. In the suburbs, at Blue Island, on Killed by tbeVanu the Rock Island road and at other Dvxkxbk, N. Y., Jnne; 80.—Cornelius points south riotous demonstrations were numerous and so menacing that Andelevelde and Adam Laudenschleker W. r.*AKRl%O5 were returning from a drive to Van the railway authorities called upon Buren point and while crossing the Sheriff Gilbert for protection, and he tracks of the Lakebhord road at Sout h­ her-. Compeien: was compelled to put an army of dep­ wick crossing, they were struck by an uties to guarding tracks and rescuing east-bound freight train;’ Andelevelde tracks held up at suburban towns out­ was instantly killed and his companion side of police jurisdiction. inMis College is reported dying. For Catalogue, M*U Trains Interfered With. ‘ Hooaler Strike, on Again. Perhap*, after all. the most defiant ESCOBTEU TO THE VAN. Terse Haute, Ind., Jt^ne 80.—Thera spirit is manifested in the reckless dis­ XiniCB OF HKAK1SG CLUMS. regard shown about the mail trains. is again a hitch in many places in the with tho jury’s conclusion who, sol­ Btaw oit MtehUsa. Cecal, of Bam —w. _ They have been stopped just a* readi­ bituminous coal field in this state. At emnly shaking their heads, thanked ■SoHeekhmb. siren, tnu hr so order M Clinton 500 men are standing out be­ God that the mmusIm'b eurre reMvd hw Fro-iale Court for th. ikaudv of B.m. ly as Pullman cars and with no more compunction. Marshal Arnold put cause they insist on being paid for not upon their headn. The pies of inanity hu been over­ • force of deputies in the field, mine-run coal. At Alum cave and js^^n'Mo^^tayiTfSrag. not alone to guard mail trains Hymera TOO men are out for the same worked by tbe defendant, of murder­ ■‘ Ul^ JI of ula dwea, but to rescue those captured reason. ers in thia and other elrilixed lands. It Bcquired to prwent their claims to sdri waa dramatically overdone in the Gui­ Fifty Women on • Strike. Court. *1 the ProbMte Office, la the and in the unlawful custody of the t Tor examination and aBow- striker*. Previously hi* duty had con­ Philadelphia, June 80.—Four hun­ teau case. The murderer had a per­ fined him to guarding the Santa Fe, ■** dred cigarmakers employed by Bolts, fect appreciation of right and wrong. Ho liad studied Uw, and tolly appre­ ; Ot HAturdH v. the Mb day ot Bcptemb T and it is in the hands of the United States twdiWJhcWi <i»y <'f al rO courts. But Sunday he had to re­ women, struck becuw they were re ciated lhe enormity of his crime. In * U> rhe foreuaon Of each Of thew tiaj*. passing sentence upon him Judge Cox cruit a stronger force and so extensive­ Mid: "Your career has beenaoextreorly identify himself with the strike as a thousand. Their dinary that people may have well to become by deputies a factor on every aged about 17.80 per doubted your sanity, but the jury be­ xubcifosbiaioks or claim.. lieved that at the time of the act yon WrwisTcr. June XL—The grand understood the nature of the act and SraiK«rncii>. I1L, July I —Goa. AU. Its consequences, and had entire oon■•Id b*» ordered *!x compaaiM of tbe a. Ilona T our moU ve waa Fifth lataatry to Danville and three to John McOartaey of Washington for re­ fro for self exaltation. Yon fusing to answer certain questions Blood Poison Mood’s Sarsa- ■ r^C HL"J? CIDER GOTHAM'S THOUSANDS. When he wm »»ked 11 he had »nythine to aav why the death penalty should •a util. not he tatpowrt. Guiteau .aid: 'Tin New York is the most crowded not guilty, air. of the charge act forth In the IndWUnent. It wax God's net in the union. She has and not mine, and God will take cure pie for every acre of tier area, and K" of It. and don't the American people forget It; nnd every officer, judicial or oration, the aaerage per sere A otherwise, from the president <l<rwn to actual distrtbutlbn „t tht that marshal (pointing hia finger nt creased to ninety-four p--r Lt. , Marshal Henry), taking every man on vivid oontrwt (o thlat, the amount 0° that jury, and every member of thia elbow room on joyed by the either °f bench, will pay *O<J tbe Ameri­ San Diego, CaL. where. can nation will roll in blood If my body the 1-ittaburgh Dispatch, there goes Into that ground and I am hung.' than a third ol an Individual-: -[.J* Like every other criminal. Guiteau the acre, and nearer hen..- k Au^ Me., with only St of aa inhabitant to km both a sneak and a coward. He was very chipper and saucy during the each acre actually built over Th. Yori, trial, but when the verdict waa ren­ density of the population in dered he trembled, quaked end rared. city can be even more rtvMl. ImiriS when it is taloen Into mennt The curse quoted above amounted to nothing more than the curse at any Manhattan island forms hardly more criminal. The president, Mr. Arthur, than half thp total city area-mil, completed his term of office, retired to fifty-one per cfaL-wnd that uiM^ private life, and peaccfuUy passed five percent, of! the population lives™ •way full of year, and of honor. Judge Manhattan. Four of the down-tmni Cox is atill upon lhe bench of this dis­ wards, covering a total U1,-a of onlrz' trict. Tbe foreman and ten jurors a little over ond squar .■ miles hare ai still lire. The foreman. John P. Ham­ aggregate population bigger than that lin, occupies a good position under tbe of Cleveland, Bulfulo, New Orleans, sergeant-at-arms of the senate. He re­ Pittsburgh, Washington or Milwaukee. cently told me ‘that l"’ he frequently A review of t|ie Saia oblalm-.! frum ail meets with members of the jury and the cities show that tho areraye per­ tentage of open space tn total cite isrea is only twelve. Th.- iwraulage Is greater in th, south Atlantic L-ruun of states and least in tbe north. AUsatic group. This is due t . th- fact that in the majority of Nev. lie;- ..nd cities the present liuists are tile seine us the old town boundaries, and anmi- ifal improvements lure , confined : tn the wards where the most js—ple live. The area occupied by Some of theAm.-riou cities greatly exceeds that taken up by the principal cities of t!,.world. Both Chicago and Phila iv.,. la. meas­ ured by square mile-., are bigger than London. Each of. eleven American cities spreads over more t< rrh :-y than does Paris. Berlin is exceed' i in area by seventeen cities of this country “I’M NOT Ot’ILTT. they are all, prospering. He Kid that whatever effect Gultcau’s curse bed upon other people it had never troubled the minds or welfare of the jury, and they had paid no more attention to it than they had done to the many other outbreaks of the wretched man during his long trial. The ten surviving mem­ bers of the jury, for he regarded poor insane Sheehan as having passed out of existence, all lived in the city and with them the trial and its incidents had almost passed out of their memory. Like most people, explained Mr. Ham­ lin, the jury would have been glad to be able from all the facts in frhe case to find that Guiteau was not mentally re­ sponsible for his deed, but his one ad­ mission that he was able to feel the pangs of remorse sufficed to convince every member of the jury that the man was fully conscious of what he was do­ ing when he. fired the fatal shot, and they therefore on the very first formal ballot unanimously decided that he wbh guilty as indicted. Tho aMassin not only planned his crime with fiendish deliberation, but planned his line of defense before he fired the fatal shot He was sane enough to commit murder and study criminal law nt the same time, look­ ing up precedents to demonstrate his plea of temporary insanity. During his trial he one day interrupted the counsel for the government by excited­ ly exclaiming: “On the 3d of July, and for thirty' days before that, I was insane. That act was an insane act. That is what I have always said about it,** Again during Mr. Porter’s ad­ dress the prisoner excitedly declared: “Transitory is my That , - mania , - case. , Proun<^ upon which Sickles Bnd McFarland and all thoae men were acquitted." was but one expression out-----of - That , ---- -------““Mred* uttered by the criminal T.hlch ah.OWcd his perfect sanity and diabolical disposition. Whether, or not capital punishment is proper or ad­ visable in a civilized country is an­ other question. The verdict of the jury in the Guiteau case was right­ eous. No man can kill the chief mag­ istrate of this nation and escape with the plea of insanity. No encourage­ ment of that kind will ever be given to the criminals of the future. President Garfield was shot Saturday morning, July 2. 1881, while just about to take a train, in eompany with his secretary of state, James G. Blaine, at the Baltimore & Potomac depot iu this city. He died at Elberou, N. J., the 19th of the following September. Guiteau was indicted here October 8, 1881. On tbe 14th of that month he was arraigned, and pleaded not guilty. Ex­ actly one month later, November 14, 1881. the tryil vzas l>egun in the criminal court. On Januarj- 22, 1882. a verdict of “guilty as indicted” was rendered and sentence was pi onouneed. An appeal was noted, and heard on May 9. 1888. Then, on May 83, the court in general term denied the motion for a new trial. On June 8, President Arthur denied a petition for stay of proceedings to .inquire into Guiteau* sanity. On June 19, Justice Bradley, of the supreme court of the United States, denied an application for a writ of habeas corpus. On June 30, 1882, two days less than a year after the crime was committed, the murderer of President Garfield was The PerJans resort t<> curious rites for the purpose of averting the attacks of the cholera. One of the must widepracticed of these k> that of jxabNiug under the Kuran. Two elders stand opposite engh other, holding U-tweea them a scroll of tho Korau wrapped in a silken scarf. Under .this sv.ipgfog talisman the peasants pass one one, and then go home, convinced that ths cholera will not be able to touch them The Persians stick to these aheieot ceremonials in spite of the fact that the epidemic is working sad havoc among them The Latest improvement in- baking pow­ ders is the new Horsford's. Superior to all old-fashioned powders. Enormous sales. PARKERS HAIR BALSAM W. L. Douclas $3 SHOEno^J^ ♦ 5. CORDOVAN, KtoFWCAlfilOWAW L3.SPP0LICE.3SOUS. *2?IJ_sBoysW3sS. •LADIESSEND ICR catalogue • L’DOUGLAS, BROCKTON. MASS. • BOBry by purchasing W. L. afisra 'ssi!'be the value bv stamping the name mu* pr1 . the bitom? whicirprotect, yea g* WOOLLEY ORONSON_ ’noti ci: foiTh k a r| ' Stele <M Mk’hfxaii. C >antt •» «*< tbe N“ticc « hervhy it-vci:. t h ••11 ? Probate C ’Crt for Hu- r-upy • on the ISUt day ci Jurv. A rr-Hii■HMith. from thnt date n-tl’ ‘1 tors t.> pr«ai‘nt their cl..ii:iM » J. Moon’, late /P 'r\ .. c««H1 and lb«t all. rrdl'Ur.ef anjrwjulrvd to prwunt t>ew ' *;■ eijr ProteSn Court, at the I’r-uAte• <«». , a of Hastlop. fore'.utnbiMi •> «”• •• '* or before the iiwhdkv ot Bedetni»r on sueb elahn. will be heard Iv-loi* «•»‘ ttaumtay. ii. At.nl ten urday the 15th 4*y of ©’dock In tli- forenoon of rart •’» •»'* DMed. June 15th. A. D . **®* r pmba». Chas. W. ABiurra->xg■ Judxeo^ MOBTCLUE SAIJ. - I M *11 b»Tln» beta ntaje « « a, rtaln bundTr.1 »»<1 “)*£ !?j , , : W curl “ He was sane when he committed the awful erime. He was sane during his trial. He -was sane when he fell through the scaffold. Smith D. Fbt. “Wh re', your mother?- eestintlur committee. rtt aad Kaub ,l"*5Jr4",wu!rr'll»' 10 resistEsis iSd. tw •»»" 1 yisAxw-. �DEFINITION OF A TENOR. FIJOM WASHINGTON. Dai'/sun-.nmnr <* «“> Proofed­ ’ bigs in Congress. r.Miit Octuple* the Time 1* MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Might Quail. Aa a conductor he simply worked It Waa of Groat Moment la Health iu Michigan. Among the Tennessoo Murder Case. marvels, even with an indifferent or­ .ne Hadendowas, uaoennowaa. a a Sudanese snaaneto . From varioua portion, of tho rtato tr.be whoae name was painfully fte thl, report, of sixty-eight observers for I chestra, and this la toe performance ho miliar to u» a few yearn ago. young Ui.-week ending June-SS .how thtt nr l perbapa enjoyed moat: ho would com­ T*“„ 1-ror.rbUl Bwtl, W1 men who aspire to renown challenge-' mittent fever and choler i morlnt*- n- I! pare his conducting to his piano forte Prov*«i to a StarUlng Miumer-A one another to a dreadful contest. creased and influenza decreased In । playing, and say at the end of a con­ I’antomlmic Dr-scrlptlon of , After cerenlbnies cartel—which may area of prevalence. Scar'et fever w.is I cert, provided ho was satisfied: “This the Tragedy. be declined without infamy, however, reported at forty-seven diph­ is the finest tiechstoiu I have played The homo hux been known to wet la unless the youth refusing have fought theria at twenty-eight, '• y pho^ * 'ev. r | an." nays tte Sattiriay Bevlew. Bulow tec capacity of a detoctlvo. Thus, in at orcbentra rehearsals was almost a* Shelby county, Tenn., a .hocking mut­ onpe already and triumphed—public at fifteen, measles at ft rty-aix. cun- I notice is given and at the time ap­ sumption in two hundred and eighteen । interesting aa Verdi, and operatic per­ formance*—Carmen. for instance- ant waa committed and the trial ot tho pointed all the population of the vil- i. places and smallpox at Hay City, lie- ! “UHlerer came off tn a dUlrirt which lage assemble. Tbe champions are trbit. Grand Rapids. Stt rgis, Berlin, under his baton Averc-the rarest treats WM divid«l from one of another jnri^ stripped to the waist, and they carry a Frenchtown. Flint, Farm ugton. Pnuu• mufiioian could enjoy. Hia connec­ ““Lon by the highway on which tho whip of hippopotamus hide four feet ac, Macomb Ridgeway and Yp...-.-tl. ; tion wilk the operatic atage led him to M m. committed. The bodv waa long, one inch square at the ba&e, with i the definition of a tenor, which itisdlfa.” u “■ fc'V y<nls (rom froi edges newly trimmed, ns sharp almost 1 Found Both ParcuSs. la much the panel, aad tfcrrHote tbe flcult net to repeat: “Ein Tenor ist kein Tan .*1 tlUUl evidently been dragged. as a knife. At u signal they exchange ‘ Earl Chase, a young man of Middle­ Mensch; es ist eine KrankhdK (A ten­ °“bt or°“ “* to’ which civil blows methodically and keep it up un­ ville. of 19 years, who hod supposed or 1b not a man; it is an iUnesa) And I .? ®ur<1orhml been committed til one owns defeat, or, very much his parents were dead, recently visited Tbe tort that zelt Is cbmpiz nnr^o since an anecdote has beenperpetrated r.v B“Te ri*® 1° the prolnldlity more frequently, stumbles and falls in Manton, and to his surprise found room for another might be found. that tho murderer would e«ipc convic­ exhausted, but ’still defiant. Blood that they were both alive—his mother trizl. Write us for further particulars. It ■will be remembered how some t wo tion. ___________________ w„e.. the living with a son at Cheboygan and streams at the flrnt cut, __ ns„.though or three, years ago the German emperor Several months passed away before < W^P had been a sword almost, but his father at Saginaw, they having in the course of a speech referred rath­ the trial was commenced, when one of they often hold out‘ for half an *-hour. be without It. Addrewt — -parted several years ago. Owing to er rndcly to the “grumblers” (Norgler) the witnesses, mounted on tbe horse of Dr. Gunther says he has seen scars poor health and poverty the child, DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO.. al the existing regime, and advised an the deceased, and accompanied by a reaching to the very bone. The pflzc Earl, w^p is now a bright young man, such to shhke off the dust of the Vatcr- large number of persons, was riding of these contests is a title, ‘‘Akhu-el- was given to a family in Kalamazoo, land’s soil. The speech created an un­ toward the courthouse. When the Benat” — Protector of the Maiden— with whom he remained until about 15 usual atir in all circles, and there was a herre reachrol tho vicinity ot the occno . which the victor l>ears until defeated years of age, since which time he has large contingent of officials and others of the murder he began to show syrnp-, or married. ------ We - --------------------------can believe that— the worked on farms near Middleville. who took the hint and became known toms of alarm, which conduct great!v y°unff men think it worth lighting for. ■ • Ellla Csmb DUagree. forthwith asStajibabscbuttler. Bulow, surprised ***mi all wno who w witnessed it, for the ' and U v-— who had always something to say or j other horses of the company”beUuyed what b .Wantage* th« Hile ~ives ex­ After forty-1 »ur hours’ deliberation i the jury in the forgery case of Attor- . Write, held his tongue this time, but ' indications of fear. As the party actly, 1. . dir Gen'—..I* 1-tlis was discharged at nt the first pbiiharmenic concert ho proceeded onward the agitation of the protec< >r, whether he k?.-. a:r: oiu'i-'al TIMETABLE. .Ma >n. i he jitrora stood seven for acconducted in Berlin as he stepped on . horse increased, and when ho reached politic.! toward them, tt.' m In effect February II. 1»4. quU*>J. to five fqr conviction from the the platform he took out a very large P°int in the road opposite, where the A cr. .tom v’- -. spread, handicerchief and in fair view of the body was found his excitement was so course, a *ung .niigh’.v.-iag '.■•■•••■ ns Jr l uallot. It was thought doubtful SUU one. audience began toAr.st his shoes, just' great that be became unmanageable under various f . That of tho if I he •—<e w‘.T ever be tried again. to show tliat he was not satibfictl with j ^together. The gentlemen present Abyssi rian bn. -es :; C. ur»h.i l y Ell -• dec*‘.red that if it was the state I the existing state-of things. ' came to o holt and looked bn in pcr- Mansfl Id Pirk-ns in ‘.he Loudr.n woi ’.d b-. re to bear the exptrnse of NORTH. | He took it nlso musically out of *cct astonishment His flesh quivered, Standard. T’ ? girl the' -.selves picy srnunc -:ag hi-, witnesses, as the trial Chicago Lv................ : icxv V n young p • >- just c’ • • ’ ‘st him his fortune. I Count llochburg -when that amiable hb* P*»»trils dilated, and his eyes glan<> an active part . Kalamazoo Lv ■ despot hud him turned <rJt of the Ber- j W i‘nto the woods near by he stood ■ P r ,e- arc gathered _. J jr amusement—» . T: > J or. ,ur Bo^. ,iclib,.rallbn Wc b1 an?>Junc11.’ ’’ lin opera bouse, ilt was at a piano- , Rnortingund neighing, a picture of the na 'ehm ’b"’ ’I.’ oauval. for uslauce-ou- of I Aft,r 1 forte recital at 'the Singacademie. I w Ude st excitement. । them will U.6;u Ruling . a o. th<j u( Lansing in the forgery Mae Cressey| Milo where, by way of ajwelude, Bulow' of the gentlemen present, sus- ! green millet, which is full of pith. Her • Delton j just played the first few bars of ! pelting the cause of the horae’s aglta- 1 l°ver'h blood runs cold probably, but ot Attorney General Ellis was dis­ Cloverdale charged. The jurors stood seven for Shultz or own himself a craven. Figaro’s aria, “Se vnol bullnre. Sig. : tion. suggested that he should have a . ‘he must ’ uniile ’* acquittal to five fof conviction from •Contino.” Bulow’^sarcastic vein found rein, which, being granted, tho i When she has cut the pith into bits an the first ballot. It was doubtful if tho.. Hastings............... also an oxtiles in u composition of little , °°ble animal rushed into the thicket, i inuh ^ong he stretches out his bare case would be ever tried again. Ellis Coats Grove........ merit, but one by which he, strangely I °nd- coming to a certain tree, com- • arnK TIie example set, every girl who ■ declared that if it was the state would Woodland Woodbury... enough, sea grant store. Humons- nienced pawing at its roots. Then i rcsPccts herself and has a lover fol- have to bear the expense of summon­ Store. “HumorisVia D. L. db X. tische Quadrillr au'. Motiven dvr Oper ®uking his way farther into the forest lows lt The y'’nng men forma circle. ing his witnesses, as tho trial just LanslHE ........ Detroit Benvenuto Vellini von Berlios,” a mis- be circled round and returned to the j witl1 ^eir arms extended. Blithely closed cost him his fortune. Grand Esplds. take not easily explained in so serious, surae ®P<>L where he *tood trembling ' tken’ a,n(1 wi,h many a iest* ‘loubtless. ' an artist xiixl due probably to a passing with agitation and pawing until he I rnB*<lcns arrange their bits of pith What Did the Father Bay? : influeaee. ‘ was violently forced away, and when- '‘Plight in some fanciful design on tho j Born 1>orBto Mr. and Mrs. Carl Winter, of Rtatioaa, ever afterward he passed that same ' ’Mire flesh and then -set them alight. ' Sable, . twenty-five twenty-five and and one-half one-half OLD NANCY.” ' spot his conduct wiu. invariably the j They are nearly an inch thick, and . pounds of humanity, divisible into ' [hreeseparate separateand anddistinct distinctparts, parts,each each ' Mme. | they burn burn very very slowly, slowly, but but the the hapless haplessthree sown. in. No blood hud---------ever----------been--.seen upoa ' youth y°uth must must stand stand and and smile smileas as well well as as I p art being complete and indivisible. pnrt indivisible, Operated fur Thirty Train. jI ----- --------8 10 tho roo<1 rorwl unti unit „«-» appearance •v.w.-r.-.> — of ,.4 any .ro— mt­_ he can till the blood and juices of th® j jn other words, Carl is the proud pos­ Chicago Ar.... The capuire of an illicit still operated the seared flesh extinguish them. It is. in * * • ..................... Kalamazue Ar scssor of two boys and a girl — triplets. discornear Sinking mountain by Deputy CoL usual struggle had ever lx?en dlscovKm:Cooper Lv...... lector Dr<urn recalls a story of long- cred. If the murder took place in The fact,* peculiarly horrible form of tat­ The children were perfect in form and. Richlaaii Juuc^...... Cressey with thsir mother were doing well. continued defiance cif law. The atiO -highway the tanc would have knewn tooing. Milo was bought in New Huven in ISMand nothing of the tree in the neighboring Delton REVISED OTHELLO’S LINES. ... . . । ♦s;~i.ro*. tt t* ___ «»*_.■,:_ ,__ Cloverdale was pox le use on : the plantation rf j thicket; if it was committed when; the By the capsizing of the. electric Shultz College, Amateur ’ s Stage Fright body was found then the coart had no tbe Late’George Dye. When the-«sr launch Ellen W. during a squall on Hastings............... opened, saws the Suff^ouis Glolie-Dea- jurisdiction aud the murderer would During my sotjwt year at Brown, Lake Kt. Clair, near Detroit, Caleb E. ocrat, it grassed into tbe hands of a Coats Grove...! L'pon this trial the testimony of the says a writer Ir. Harper's Magazine, Healy, Miss Katie Ortwine aud Miss Woodland Hal>enibaa» county aHiisky dealer, wbo Maggie Ortwine were drowned and Woodbury did a rculHrag business for four years. dumb animal against tlie prisoner Booth and Baraettt played a week’s en­ two others narrowly escaped a similar Fto JD. A. *3T. gagement in Providence, and secured There -was no railroad at the tine proved must startling. Hia sagacity fate. The storm struck the tiny craft Lansing I TO. 7 40 Detroit avuong the students such amateur aid within «<me hundred rallies of this -sac- was proverbial in the neighborhood as they needed. Among these amateur so saddenly that she was swamped al­ Grand Rapids ti<ra, and '.the liquor made bv rtflid where he belonged, and his attachment most instantly. Traverse City to his master was such that he fol­ supernumeraries was one Attleboro, Charlevoix wrho was given the part of Othello's Pectmkey................ ■was tketfovorite trade not only through lowed him round like a dog. In un­ •lieutenant, Casso. He practiced conThe great camp of the K. O. T. M. is BayView northeast i-Oeorgia, 5but crossed ■ike mistakable pantomime be enacted tho .-stantly the scene where he was to in ­ wpreme so far us the determination of lines uxto .’’Sorth and South Caroiixx*. committal of the murder, pictured the terpose between Brabantio and the the validity of death claims is con­ Oner the atfll was embargoed by tbe decoy into the wood, the assailant’s de­ Moor. He had >«t three words to say, cerned. The doctriwe was laid down •scope on signal only. Agent8 tDf*rt signal oSetn-dfiHabersham in 1868 became mand for gold and the death struggle liut it was asto tishing what varieties ns in fiitg stations as soon as they can be hy the Michigan supreme court in the tnu under tlie tree, and thus tbe .doom of of the <demoEalizatioac t created among •of inflections, gestures and expressions case of John 11. Herabcau vs. the great wen. j the prisoner was sealed. t Freight trains will be run at the convenience •t the company, who reserve the right Co ehan&e •so short a speech admitted. Our hall enmp of the Knights -of Maccabees. tbe time of such trains without notice. wereabontraJl there were left. constantly resaunded as he heavily A 4PUEER NAME. No.6 will wait at Woodbury for passengers With theixestoratiaaiuf United States Mtotook Him «w « Burglxr. from No. t on D. L. fiW. Rvsrfatarrw at -a Phlla- paced his room, and frowning angrily Baggage must be at the depot at least 8 min­ John Corrigan wxs accidentally shot 411 a lamp or picture swept his arm utes before leaving time of trains, ho that agents Zrtihond. Barenue prisoners brought । dr 1 ph la HoteL toward these unoffending objects, and killed at aa early hour at Sault may have time to-check it property-, otherwise it before Cnitnl States commissioners [ Tbe register of a Philadelphia hotel shouting: “Holdyour hands!*’ On tbe Ste. Marie by a roomer in his house ■uay not go forward until next train. W. 8. Drwixg. Gen’l Manager. would MU uWnt how “Old Nqncy” was ' recently recorded the arrival of Thomas evening of the performance the mili­ who thought he was a burglar. Cor­ H. C. Pottkr. Gen’l P. * T. Art prospwing, <bat try astthry would th* , God be praised, of Barrow-in-Furness, tary strides with which he entered rigan died in his daughter's arms. He L.8KRGXAXT, Bupt 1 ofBecrs never rould caj ture the stilL ; England. Being approached by a Times the scene and the haughty and was 92 yean, old and highly esteemed. When -the distillers of one community reporter * upon *’ the subject *-«—* of the oddity martial air with which he grasped the found -tkeniMthes too closely pressed of his surname. Mr. Godbepraised said: hilt of his sword did honor to his in­ The Macexbees, of Ta was City, cele“Yea I suppose the name does sound terpretation of tie they would rtua the still over the moun­ the part. Wo We noUmd noticed, brato) u,^ thwl Operating Surgeon of the New York tain jit down .the creeks.to where com­ very odd to Americans, although such however, as the noise ot the approach . n . Eye and Ear Hospital. Thc physicians and -surgeons of r East names are not altogether unusual in .ot the irate father followers ) “,v panions in law/essness -would secure President of the Interstate Association •of the father and his his followers possession iof 4t. nnd they would run it England and especially in Lancaster, was heard our college Cawio became Tawas and TawaaCity have orgamxed of Expert Specialists. By request of many friends and patients protection and until ecmipellefl to do likewise. This which was a stronghold of the round- nervous, and when the two parties of j “ ‘°“1“ty tor lias decided to visit HASTINGS. MICH., . was the still in-quest of which LieuL .bcads or puritans in Cromwell’s time. iangry men met he was completely held i Consultation An attempt m te.ng made in Bobin- SATURDAY, July My home is in Barrow-in-Furness, by tost form of temporary aberration McIntyre, at the L'aited States army. — Jthe intellect knswn as stoge fright. «“• Ottawa county, to raise tobsoco Free and Strictly confidential iu the pri­ was killed in,Gilmore eoanty in 1875. ’■ iwhich is in Lancashire. vate parlor of the HASTINGS HOUSE *>«" P1-"^ andat My ancestors prior Subamnentir dt iw run back east, ! ‘“‘“ 7 — “',7" to Cromwell's The momentous instant arrived when f one day only. The Doctor describes the being operated -on Warwoman creek, 1 time were al! royalists. The family blood would be sted unless he inler. »h<> Prcwnt writmg the prospecte tor. different diseases better than the sick can Booth glanced ut him impa. dro«l crop are excellent name wiw was Elliott. Elliott. AA -vyounger son re- vened iu years. name ^u“gcr * m F*" iu Rabun Rabun county, nmV. tor tor several »e,erU..ve»r». themselves, it is a wonderful gift for any­ He stepped forward, wared I The outlook for fruit in Belleville one to possess. Of late the afficers heard that aounced the religions faith and iKdit- tirotly. opinions of his forefathers and >be­ Jus arm and attempted to utter the and vicinity is very .bright. Reports .this wiU-o'-lho-Wisp. which they have lead --------------The New York Press savs "Sicktreat 1st from surrounding townships say that a toy In the most phenomenal way her been foltowing Tor thirty yearr. was in came R puritan. As was usual in such wards of mediation so necessary to fruit is staying on the trees well, and /-oa rR he abjured the carnal name of sheds light Into the darkened eye, music* preserve the public peace, but to the Uilvn rtgion nmjt'u near ■■»-■*• ■ > ■ ■ — • — —w —, , , . . operation In a aoduded that the trees are heavily loaded. Into the mute ear and life into tbe dying Collector Jlrown, Jtrown, Ch^loa -Sinking mountain. Collector ■—"yr Elliott "TT , J, and took « jthe inspired now<[uiet house no sound was audible. form. ” The United States fish car planted with an armnd powe. iracc««tuUy Io- one-if Ezekiel (.odbejn-olrodOthello glared at him. Iago scowled. Deafness and head noises cored. * «ted the^t inTnight daring a -Tbare fa qnite s romance connected Again he waved his ano. again moved 1,006,000 lake trout in Thunder bay. The Doctor has just returned fronr 4hXrm The moonshiners with Ahis sneertor of oune_ Ho teH In his lips, but no words came. This Mr. and Mrs. H. lugrahm. of Otsego, Europe and possesses tbe latest and best ^giving toe°D»h.^-.“ ™ pantomime was repeated several times, selebrated their golden wedding. methods for lhe curt of all. Chronic, Ner­ and lhe painful silence liad become al- ; The Michigan saengerfest will be vous, and Private Diseases, also diseasesof fcstroymg the white P ; belngai)icto obtain ter father's eonmost unendurable, when, with a su­ held in Bay City on August 7.8 and 9. of tbe Eye and Ear. THE GREAT LAKES. 1 sent to iteir marriage Esektal sbdnct- preme effort, Cassio found his tongue. Cross Eyes Straightened. Charles Gulnup. working in the Bay' | ed ter and for two years kept her hidAgain stepping forward and looking City iron works, fell from a shaft and Cataracts Scum- and Tumors removed' <»• rtr. latexl M*. rtrsi Brort.es in ateeary house that stood near desperately at Booth, he shouted: fractured bis skull. without pain. TMrSau.ro I ,^0 Uttletown of»Formby. where a son Eyes Weak Watery Granulated speedily “Cheese fc!" At this far from classic A case of smallpox developed on the Tbe Jirst dlsoovwers of Lake Ontario t After a battle > UtUe to too sally Booth and the other actors lost ------------------- — --k.j tug Ella M. Smith at Bay City and tho cured, also all red, raw, sealy diseases of gave Si the name -Saint 1^““= 1 aOTth ol the river Horsey betivoeo too their self-control, and the remainderof 1 authorities anchored the boat in tbe the lids aud eye lashes. Ophthalmoscopic teating of the eye for another party of travelers called » . MTQllcr, the roundheads her the scene lacked much of‘--------its accus ­ bay and refused to let any of the crew ” Far Sight. Near Sight and Astigmatism ••Frontenac," after the great pioneer, <B see red her and carried ter tomed dignity. (blurred sight) Is tbe only exact method Then came the Englfah. "*o preferred Elirn<.gs ,bbey. In the hurry . TZI M.n ' At R meeting of the Muskegon com­ science as used by Dr. Van Matter. ■to call tt “Ontario- or “Kataraknl. behind, tat as toe i , «P»“D nc • tnon council Mayor McGraft reported, PERSONS with wcakaesM of tho back Oeorge Washington, in hte journal aa result of. the . mother .. ---------------------------hot only the medtcul worldLibutthe | jQhn K nhejoler. clcrk o( tho ’s pleading one of, and Hull*, involuntary -discharges, Impopparf of public work, .into ISi®, wM teney, general debility, nervousness, larg­ .mtrveycr, gives it both tteoe names. the brothers returned to Formby after tatty Mto. have been highly by the evidence adduced by Prof. . •“Ontario*’ jroved the more popular, er confusion of ideas, palpitation of Hie ifin a lecture the other day, provhowever, and was finally adopted. -In the meentlme Ewkiel had di>- Horsley tag^that preblatorie man in the atone ' Th. two young men. David U.rrl.m heart timidity, dimness of sight, tremb­ Lake Huron was named after too eorered hl. loee end removed the child. ^^X^erfoXd toe danger.^ ling, diseases of the liead. throat nose io Bihlllx, who broken b . .1 ______ f .... . A famous Indian trite that freed xqpon Its Then he followed hl. brother, back to LSw> — —*------- » skin, affections of the liver, Ion re „d delicate delate operation operation of trepan1 Tort Huron, were captured at Mann. OUS »nd of trepan­ stomach or bowels, those terrible dlaorde burdens Hensepin in l«0S called it a---------- Mer but arrived too late. caused by solitary vise of youth andsecret“Ksregnondi- In Washington s jour­ The brother and slater had set sail ning. He had found sixty skulls in • collections of these relics, on which Twenty-five hundred Gogebic range praellces blighting the most radiant'hopes collections of these relics, on which nal It Is mentioned as “fttatogH. or from Darrow beach for the lale of Mao. A storm camo up and Exeklel arrived tbe operation had undoubtedly been mine employes are idle to consequent rendering marriage impossible or un­ “Huron.’’ nerfoi^ed. In one case it bad been of the action of the receivers of the happy. Our method will cure the most In Ume to see the boat founder. He re­ Late Michigan seas for many olmtinate case and ahsoIrrtHy restore per­ turned to feta child more bitter against done by drilling a series of small holes, । Colby mine to closing that property, cteled “Lake niinoU,” from th' MIDpLF. AGED MEN L- D. Niehols,of Otsego, died and was fect u.anhood. the royalists than ever, and brought probably with • bone implement, and of Indzaxis who lived near it w with frequent evacuations of the bladder then breaking small partitions and so buried from the M. E. Church of that the ptonecr Sencr gave it tho present tho child sstth the same sontlmenta or with smarting or burning sensations name Michigan, and this waa rail“At the close ot the war Eaeklel releasing a piece of bone. Another place, of which he han been a member weakening the system Ina manner the pa­ adopted tbe toads of a weaver and rote operation seems to have been per- from boyhood. He was 80 years old tient can not account for. Tbe urine has fled by Charlevoix in 1744. ChMopUto wrb the first one to de­ tied In Barrow-in-Furness. Thue the formed with a flint saw. A third , and -leave* a widow and three children, a ropy sediment or the color Is tbin or ji scribe ItatarSuperior, and on his map name waa perpetuated, the stem com­ method was scraping. This discovery j The Tawas City creamery was a faU- mllkbh hue. There are many who die of It is called "Grand Lac. l^tor on tte mands of the father forbidding the non is the most important proof yetdis-^ ure< but it has been changed into a this complaint Ignorant of the cause which J^torow off the fanatical nickname covered of the high intelligence of the , cheese factory and is now receiving a Is a second stage of Seminal weakness. Jesuit fathers called It "Tracey, We guarantee a perfect cure and perfect • good patronage. “Superior." The English Senertcalled when the heat of puritanical seal ted unrecorded races. The Bl.. Abo... I A rumor of smallpox la Coldwater restoration. IMPORTANT to LADIES. it ■“Tadonsslotis." another title for given away.” . After years of experience we possess tbe Ifttetowa.no duat haro above us ounsea about 300 perrons to be raroi••Slone." Late in the last ce°™ry . Wat and Dry V!»«*. the' S^wonM te black. That is. w. > £§4 The rumor w« without faun- greatest cure for all diseases peculiar to rooeived Its present name, and the the sex. Important cases (and we get The wetteat place to this oonntry la Mtter was .le^droTby tbegovernment would bo looking into toe black- nation. ... ,r. , . few that have not baffled lhe skill of all Neah bay. In Washington, over one of a limitleas space. When 1 A 4-yearold son of John Whalen, of tbe home physicians) have the benefit of on the curly mapstof ”"rT'T , .0^, hundred and twenty-three ’ da^eatterTwe hav. . Bay City, fell into a tub ot boiling a full consul of skilled specialists. Our Lake Erie was often called 1 rain foil there every ye»^. The dryoat (vt h “Welis,” or “Do Chat. ■ from Ua. place in the United States st any pomt deep rich bite above us it la water and was eealded ffmn neck to success baa been marked, over two thirds ^■ha&of tte Erie frite- who of our patients have bevn luadies old where regular obeerratlons are taken caused by a haw. The particles in the lived on ita banks. Setter. I” m ..Fort cSrlsnd, Col. Lm» than six haze of the heavens correspond with Paul Benton, aged 14, was drowned young, married, single, rteh and poor. EpeJepsy, Gortoe, Cancers cured. of rain fell there during tho thoro of toe tube in the koniscope, and while bathing-in Platt lake. 0 mile* called St also • Caduragua. “ Those desiring treatment should bring TbtX. however. InteHtte. >n toe blue color is caused by the light northwest of *iddlevlll% He was ■ rometlmes given to Oo^o. 1 son of Charles T. Benton, ot Irving. A^ona. Nevada and Utah where rain shining through • depth of fine I ua. ton’s journal names It *w«®' chemical analysis. present name became fixed soon niter i.'S-^ni in the bouse yester•ilfo a bill for’therelief of the tru't. ■' -,f the Presbyterian church t f Be’.. « firings. Tenn., on account jf u-ertiuncy of the church by June 30.—In -the house W.V»Ki. rie time was consumed by a filibuster < Ter the contested .election case of. Wa u»oh against black of the Tenth Geuegta district, the seat finally being gives. t-< Mr. Black. tk- sitting m< ■ • ■ • Washington. July 3.—laSbadouse on Saturday rhe calendar was cleared of tlJ.pensxz- and desert km <caass which had beenegjieed to in ooeamittoe. A SCUTHERN TRAGEDY. •o'clock Vijedttesday night «r£:le Albert Wails and hie» wife were walking near ■.their .home nt Sulphur Springs 30 miles -east of here. they were Ax«'d «»n by John Williams. Mrs. bait'. was killed instantly. Mr. Waits dyings few ihours later Wil'inms h mi been in their em­ ploy. but ran discharged tar stealing. A posse captured the Biurdorer near Weaver. Ac angry mob wrpowred the yrink '.i ho hud taken the prlsbn*er back tf riilphnr Springs and ».wang -him up to a telegraph pule. another stay. It Fixed tfo" ly 2.—Judge Dayne hss ia cr.lcr in the criminal const rution of Patrick EaHarrison until Friday. July I-. if?» The order was mad» Dec-:.<-.r?. bemuse of the fact that thr .. .unity proceedings were not finiUi* ,i. while Monday. July 5. was tbeii:.><» ti’ivd .hy Judge ChetUin for the J;., tgir.if «;< the prisoner. This pive».lL>•i.dergast an additionalirespite ol a Vttli- les« than two .weeks. M varv-- -les. June 30.—It is now es­ tablished a.regular plot, iu which a Dumbe* of people were concerned, existed assassinate the president. Die tin a1 itieeting of the conspirators took pla.-c at Cette and Santo -was then* chov4 by lot to commit Lbejtstual murder Thearrestof Santo's complices kexpected hourly. Buiwxta* Fakl y»n Sugar. W.vMii.x-pT»>y. July A—A stateusem prepared at tb-t internalrevenue bureau -Shows that durittg.the dkcsl year ended &.'urJsy bounties were paid on sugar as follows: Caoc. 811^16,304; beet, WM.733; s^rgum. 516^20; maple, Sllfiz* 124; total. 812.1O8,«S5. York, July 2.—Adrices from Boaq’u;u aay that Proriaiooal Presi­ dent Dole was to he declared president ot the JHawaiian re publie without the formality of a tote in order ciroixmvent the royalists. Voung Men Killed. Aluaxt 0.. June 30.—Willi*® Wil■ *on. tged and Howard Sullins, Vcd ifl, Wgre killed yesterday by the nLal discharge of their fans while hunting near here. Bli; Brooklyn Blaze. . Bbookt.ys. N. Y.. June W.-Flasaee , Woodruff storage warehouse* inlhis city yesterday destroyed prop«ny valued at 51,0?5JXX) and caused the «« of three lives. Pteaden Osllty. MiDDctTox. 0.. June 80,-Gus Weiarodt, defaulting ex-city treasurer of place« pleaded guilty to embexamg over 925,000 public money. Atolagt Female 8uffr*ce- Albany, N. Y.. June 30.-Tbe comwttee ot the New York constitutional . ttil SSI: 1 (resolution was adopted : ■ appropriations - for the i.’ year for thirty days •1 inst. The New Mexico . was *cuosideredi but no i ken. tk. June 29.—The bill for No. K*i -The "senate L:.h< - day a national holi•J in the house yesterv increase pensions of if Indian and Mexican ■ S12 a month was fu•.ed and the deficiency irtb»»- discussed. Gtoo, ZiliMWo 2i Sipiv Express i. k,‘ June 80.—The tariff «tvd to the senate yester• ‘ committee of the whole, senate adjourned tin til Diamond Crystal Salt r. KpTM June 28.-The entire , •• *.cussing the tariff bill. ,,strike out from the income t ption in the case of sala­ .. county 4*nd municipal f. 9ted. i.>s. June The income .. , the tariff bill was coot.:<-.■senateyresterday and <a >,jpator Hill to strike <rut .. it ion was defeated by a but Mviw Ito (llMnxmloi IN AFRICA. | No. J bj. June 37.—Among thtj bu t to the senate yester»f Charles De Kay. a "New ... be consul general at • n.iment to the inoome ,.i the tariff bill to excoir-ity and municipal ffrred by Senator Hill, , Senator Peffer gave amendment to the bill tv of $50 per head upon •arriving in the United EiertiUoo July 13. ■■SNAP THE WHIP" • fraT. ‘•KNATK. :t$ = A HORSE'S EVIDENCE. That’s all Salt r IM«cstMt<m in the from th' xiai?h«“ action n Vro Bulow K.(srdea Sne» a aiuceeu „ nio.ro Xot a Mau. �Hastings Banner Thursday, July 5. MARSHALL L.COOK.KdlUr. ntJt HASTINGS. MICH., TOSTOFFICE, arevst It. 1879.- 1 -ditorial 1 notes Republican Stat* Convention. ' 'io thk Rjo-crucax Elbctors of the Btatkof Michigan. To the Republican Kleetow of tbe Rtate of Michigan. and all other* wl>o iuav desire to 8ut*e wtth th-m in lohnldlng the principles of tte Republican Party, as declared In the teat­ form adopted hv tbs fest National Republican Convention, are heteby requested lo send delentestothe State C* «vnt Ion of said party, to be held at Hartman H ill. In the rltv or Grand B M’feM, begiiuiiug at to o'teocK. a. m.. Tuesday. Ju’- 31st. 1«SL for th" n’lTposn of II 'minuting candidates for cntflnent. the •deetinti of a1 CUatnnsu of the Rrnubilr-*i» Kw«te Ceidr.d «'-'tnniutee, and two Members of that Committee from each Congressional District, and for the transaction of such other business ah usually comes'before the mu vention. Brerv county will be entitled to one delrnre for each MX) of the total vote cart for Gove rnor at the fest election (Norember 1B93). and to one additional dteegnte for every fraction amounting to 3»o, hut each organized County will be entitled to at least two delegates. Under the resolution of IW. no deleante will be enUUed to a seat In tbe Convention who does not reside in the County he proposes to repre­ sent. The delegates from each Congressional Dis­ trict are requested to meet In caucus ate o'clock on the mornins of tbe day of tbe Convention to select candidates to l>e presented to the State Convention for confirmation, as follows: One Vice-President, one Assistant Secretary, one member each of tbe Committees on' wedenHals.” ••Permanent Organization and Order of Business.’* and “Resolutions." and two mem­ bers of the State Central Committee, and for the-transactlon of such other business as may property come before them. In accordance with a resolution, adopted June 23.1850. the Secretary* of each County Coa­ ls requested to forward to the Secretary of tbe state Central Committee. No. 1. Newberrv Building. Detroit. Mich., by tbe earliest mall, after the delegates to the State Contention have been chosen, a certified list of tbe delegates from tbelr respective counties, who are entitled to seats lu the Convention. Jamxs McMiixan, Chalnnan, Wx. R. Bates, Secretary. According to tbe above apportionment Barry County will be allowed 13 delegates. THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM Adopted at the State Convention field in Grand Rapids Thursday Is ^Fear­ fully and Wonderfully ■ Made . Tbe first plank of the platform congrat­ ulates the people upon lhe election of lhe present administration. The rejoicing over the election I of lhe f present administration Xvas no doubt con­ fined to about two-thirds of the delegates present We are not aware that lhe peo­ ple are rejoicing to any extent The second plank denounces protection as “undemocratic” and unconstitutional, wresting money from the poor aud en­ riching corporations. This is what they said in their platform of 1892 which put them in power, and al­ though they have control of every branch of legislature, they havn’t done away with protection, and what Is more they will not do away with it The people areIn /avor about 876,009,009 a year would it be wise? Would It not be better to wait until after tbe republicans have been in power again so that they, lhe democrats, can start out • with a full treasury? By thus waiting they can then furnish employment to the vast army of laboring men that are always thrown out of employment upon democrat­ ic accession .to power. Thetbirteenth plank says:—“we endorse Grover Cleveland as our leader and as president of ttye United States, We are unfaltering in our faith in his high patriotism, his far seeing statesmanship, hia unswerving honesty of Intellect and heart, and hfe splendid con rage aud ster­ ling democracy. We pledge to him and to hfe entire administration our undoubted and faithful support.” This plank never said a word about those things which have concerned Gro­ ver most—the fish and ducks at Buzzard’s hay. And If they wanted to pledge him their “undoubted aud loyal support,”• what In the world did they stick in that: “free and unlimited coinage of silver” plank for, when they know that Grover opposes It Tbe fourteenth plank decl ares in favor of arbitration. The • fifteenth plank says:— We de­ clare in favor of liberal ’ pensions to soldiers of the United States army aud be­ lieve tbe per diem pension bill before Congress will fully cover all claims.” Something surely seems to have “fully covered ail the old soldiers claims" since lhe democrats have gone in power aud many an old veteran has been deprived of what justly belongs to him. Union soldiers now know what democratic pen­ sion legislation means. The sixteenth plank is a screed upon protection; lands free trade; • . ... deplores 1 Coxeyism etc. As we have said before tbe democrats have full power; piotectiou still stands and wUl continue to stay. As far as ar­ mies of unemployed laborers wandering up' and down the country is concerned. It was never known under republican rule, but ’ fe sure to follow any attempt to throw down the commercial bars and exposing ' tbe products of our labor to the open com­ petition ot tbe world. The seventeenth plank was put in to tickle ex-Gov. Winans; the eighteenth de­ plores the assassination of President Car­ not of France; the nineteenth' dtilarefe against converting state public school linhs into a debt. THE ELLI8 TRIAL. ve*tig*tl*n. G’<. Tbe Detroit Journal recently published extracts from some partlsiau democratic( papers that were smuggled to tbe Jury during tbe Ellis trial, according to the ac? count given by Juror Ling.the Foreman of, jury during tbe Ellis trial. Judge Person^ It Is said, gave ^triet, of it and they dare not do away with it. The third plank reads as folio* a:— orders that tbe Jury be deprived of any “We declare In favor of tbe free and un­ communication with the outside world limited coinage of silverata ratio that ■ will permit the debtors'to pay their debts whatever. Politically tbe juty stood sev­ upon the same basis in which they were en democrats and populists to five repub­ contracted.” licans. Foreman blog ijays that during, What does thia *R®*n?_ What cap it recesses, papers wtfl-e left In a closet, mean? Such legislation would be impos­ which the jury evidently knew about, and( sible as debts contracted 90 years ago ' tq which they went. ■ The extracts as pub- ' would be under one ratio, while debtaoon- ilshed by tbe Detroit Journal, and which tracted now will be under another ratio. were saved by Foreman Ung from ■ •0 that It will be Impossible “for debars,-Ijury rdorn. were of a most •partlsian and to pay their debts'upon tlie same basis in biased character, some of them directly which they were contracted, unless soma asserting that no case had been made but’ “go-as-yon-pletse;:Mppy-g6-lucky* varla'- against tbe Attorney General and that be ble basis bo established. Don M. Dickin­ ought to be-acquitted etc. ■ son, the “referee” and poltlcal boss and After being out over 40 hours the jury pap dispenser of Michigan, rnn the demo­ stood 7 for acquittal and 5 for conviction, cratic state convention In Grand Rapids. dividing it seems upon partlsian grounds. He was there as Grover Cleveland’s right It Is not known who furnished the papers hand man. In view of Cleveland’s well for the jury and it is possible that an In­ known hostility to silver which be has vestigation will result It la said that tbe shown in many ways and especially by his Judge has summoned all tbe attending of­ veto power this “silver plank” comes ar a ficers before him, and that the jury will startling reminder of tbe insincerity of the also be asked to divulge any information democratic party. This plank was es­ they may have, concerning outside com­ pecially put in with tbe same Idea as the munication. planks put in the national platform of 1892 Every man connected with these fraud—to catch votes aud not with the idea of uient returns should be punished. ever being enforced. The fourth plank treats of circulating Republican Resolution* Adopted medium; the fifth of home rule, gerry­ National and State Cot»T*nmanders etc; the sixth opposes A. P. A. tloni, 1 movement; tbe seventh reiterates the us­ ual screed against corporations. The third session of the . convention of The eighth plank says “we want no more tbe National Republican league convened makeshifts and ineffective legislation, in Denver, Coloraao, last week and was in term merely, against trusts and monop­ olies” and demand's laws which will put largely attended. The following resoluan end to their filching money from tbe tions|were presented and adopted:— The representatives of lhe National Toni’s right. The democrats have full League of Republican Clubs of tbe United po^re^ now. iTq recommend that they States, in convention assembled at tbe corem>?nce atfleu at once against the capital of the centennial state, bow their Standard OU On., the biggest monopoly in beads in sorrow and humiliation at the tbe Wbrfd to-day. Of course it’s high spectacle of incapacity which the democrat mucfr*jnucts are demoemto but that party presents to our country, to deplore tbe calamities which the giving ot power Oh, B■ SaiM.iv it Mat lo to tbe present administration has brought ttwir-jmiwtaenwi upoo wbtali lha, upon our people. We leongratulate tbe wwi'Wactrf eh? How /awelanUoaal American people that 'this administration was compelled by public opinion to abanh If lb.VMM MeoMHI* <•' <o don Ito un-American Hawaiian policy. la Ttt- TM» w*,n*f «ra contrast with tbe shameful record of tho ■wtlfWil* thirtr ptoUono of 1 ret Sa democra*. party, we exult over tbe record wfik* ihe republican party has ing Itself the party of fraud. We declare our belief In the doctrine of protection to American labor, American industries »nd American homes. We also believe In sucn reciprocal trade with the nations as will Increase the market for the products of 'our farms, factories, forest^ and mines without Increasing tbe compe­ tition which tends to lessen wages and de­ grade our labor. • We denounce.lhe proposed vicious and destructive legislation known as the Wil­ son bill, and earnestly appeal to the re­ publican United Stales senators to prevent its passage by all honorable means. We believe In the use ot gold and silver as money metals, maintained on a .perfect parity and Interconvertlblllty. We do not believe that there will be a permanent re­ turn of prosperity to oar country until the full use and highest position of silver shall be restored, and we favor such leg islatiou as will bring about this result The republican party Is lhe constant friend of tbe soldiers and sailors of tbe union. The promises and pledges of the democrat party to tbe defenders of tbe re­ public before election were false and fraud­ ulent and have been shamefully disre­ garded since election. We condemn un­ sparingly the treatment now accorded the helpless, maimed and crippled defenders of the flag and to the widows and orphans of our dead patriots as uufalr and cruelly unjust We ar? most heartily in favor of the prompt admission In the union of the ter­ ritories of Utah, New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma, and we condemn the policy of democrat administration In excluding and depriving them of their rights. We demand that new safeguarts be incorporated in our immigration and naturallzatlon laws to prevent unworty im­ migrants from landing on our shores aud and from obtaining citizenship. We again commend to the favorable consideration of the republican clubs ot the United States as a matter of education and the question of granting suffrage to the women. We congratulate the women of Colorado and Wyoming on their possession of the elecllye franchise, and we cordially in­ vite their co-operation in the work of res­ cuing the country from democrat and pop­ ulist misrule. The resolution adopted at tbe California Republican State convention strongly ad­ vocated the American protective policy; demanded tbe enactment and enforcement of such laws as will effectually prohibit the Immigration of all foreign laborers both skilled and unskilled Into this country; favorfed the free and unlimited coin­ age of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 and mak­ ing sliver, as well as gold a legal ten­ der in -payment of all debts both public and private; denounced tbe Income tax critlzed the democrat scheme-to put woo) on the free list as a sectional measure. Tbe resolutions of the Pennsylvania pbblican state convention tbcfc Xdfluxfr. grounds on the silver questlopidvSting. years.? Like Carnot the embodiment of sturdy integrity and inflexible devotion to duty, John T. Rich stands as tbe representative of those things which are dearer to tbe people than men or offices. He is neither a demogogue,nor a self-seeker. He has courage—that rare quality among poli­ ticians. He has honesty, the sine qua non —the very first and be«t requisite of lhe faithful servant of the people. He has even ahown that he posseases^hat rarest of all glfta, among public men, at least, tbe ability to lay aside bls partisanfem at the call of duty. When such men as he are on guard the people cannot afford to go about it with Indecent haste to dispense with their services. He ought, at leash to be kept there the usaal time. Michigan has bad no better governor. It might easily chose one not so good. There are times when showy qualities are less need­ ed in high places than plain-horse/ sense. Integrity and courage. All these Gov. Rich undeniably has. Then why change? Tbe one-term hue and cry fe a delusion and a snare and, be­ sides, has spent its force. Renominate “Honest John" T. Rich.— Ionia Sentinel. ■ It’s a little awkward for our contempor­ ary, the Journal, to be a good democrat and stick by tbe party,” despite the decla­ rations of the senior editor at the recent county convention. In last week’s issue tbe paper said: “The sugar trust seems to have found both of tbe old parties per­ fectly willing to exchange legislative fav­ ors for cash contributions.” If tbe real political make-up of our contemporary could be discovered we think It would .be about one-quarter democrat, one-quarter populist, one-quarter socialist and onequarter of “anything to beat tbe republi­ can party.” The large evidences of un­ certainty displayed concerning Its politi­ co convictions are included of course in the last quarter. The Irishman's Story. The poor, innocent sheep, and tbe wool taken from its back, has been the victim of a vicious attack at the hands of lhe pre$mt administration. The result of thiy * attack is nowhere better described than by the Irishman’s story. Mike it seems bad been in this country dur­ ing tbe last National election, for be wrote to bis brother in Ireland:—-“Ab, Pat, me brother, you want to come to Amorita. foinest country Jn tbe wocrid. ^Lajtyear we voted for free wool and Ito already Witbin eight cents of IL” * increasing the per capita to S40. Recog. -----»------— nixing the disparity between gold and sllIn speaking tn the U. 8. Senate recent­ rer, the resolntlon urged that these two ly on questions pertaining to the.country's metaiibe coined at some ratio of parity prosperity, Senator Patton, of Grand to be fixed, which will . Insure equal pay- RapUs,.violated an old, musty precedent f°«ber wfilch^iad deprived young Senators not “***** the purchasing and **"”* "* debt paying power •oely from .voicing their sentiments on pub­ of a dollar, whether of silver, gold or pa­ lie questions, bat even depriving them of ten* shall be at all times equal.” The as­ taking any part whatever in the proceedings. sault upon the protective principle was se­ The speech was a very able one and com­ verely denounced; and the efforts of the manded tbe clo-est attention. Michigan republican members of Congress to defeat has reason to be proud of bls effort for be the Wilson bill were applauded, and they defended her interests ably and>loquently were urged to continue their effort* in ttial from the fierce attacks of the Wilson MU. line; a change was demanded in our nat­ uralization laws and restriction of immiMilton F. Jordan, of Middleville, was gratlon advised. unanimously nominated at the democratic state convention in Grand Rapids last Hill Hit* Hard. week for Lleu'enant Governor. No one Senator David B. Hill, of New York, Is else could be found who would accept tbe the only democrat In the United States senatejthat has attempted to carry oat the democratic platform of 1891 upon which the party was given fall-power in every branch of tbe National legislature. He stands almost alone in the senate in tbe demand for “free raw materials.” In a recent speech he safd:—“It Is a Milton. Running for a stale office upon a democratic ticket in Michigan this year is a harmless amusement, but not calculated to inspire anyone with that degree of con­ fidence that betokens success iu the out­ come. If elected, however. Milton would certainly “fill tbe chair.” M. Uasimer-Perter has been chosen President of France to succeed tbe late President Carnot who was asslnated. Tbe new president is a statesman and a patriot whose mettle has been tested, and not found wanting. Notice. All dogs not licensed and found with. no tag on will be taken care of Id accordance with ordinance. W. H. Miller, Marsha). W/ akincr Power MtohlMy _Pure A eream of tarter baking p3wdtr Highest of all m leavening strength —Latest United States Govm ment Food Report. n' Royal Baking Powder Co., • Wall St.^ R. Y. ' । CONDEMNED MURDERER Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few moments between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he was ask­ ed if he wouldlike to say anything. ‘ - Yes” he replied, “I would like the make a few remarks about the Wilson Bill.'* We submit that it was not natural for a man under those circumstances to talk upon such a subject. It was not expected. So you would not expect us to talk of anything but FURNITURE It’s onr business, we’re interested in it. and can’t help talking about it Jf you want any Bed Room Suites, Dressers, Elegant Book Gases or Furniture of any kind just give me a call My complete stock and low prices wUl please you. I can show yon, the nicest thing in the line,of Baby Carriages you ever saw if you will only give, me the opportunity. A. McCoy. CASH OR TRADE wise party which does those things which It ought to do and has promised to do; and leaves undone those things which it ought not to dp,gnd has promised not to do. • * * For one I protest against the repudia­ tion of tbe promisee of the democratic party. In order to adopt and carry out the promises of tbe popnllst party.” Again, after referring to the long and load clamor of the democratic party against “war taxes,” be exclaims: “And yet after a quarter of a century has past away and tbe democratic party for the first time since the war baa been entrusted with the full control ot the government, one of our very first acts is to restore tbe most odious, in­ quisitorial and offensive war taxes with which a free people was over afflicted.” Then be burste out in defiant renunclatlon of tbe self-constituted leaden of bls party. “If this is polities! wladorn, it la folly to be wise. If thia be the best lead­ the > ership which we can present In this great tbe wot miREn fill and enlightened pollti- crisis, I for one, must decline to follow IL to taiu MMc ebaMM tn <rniitlw •• • • I repudiate the spurious democracy of these modern apostles and prophets, oounlry,- It fe with Increased wtannlty who pre part mngwwnp, part popnllst arel renew’our allegiance to tbe republican party and proclaim its careba, taken np tbe dtaunlad poUdra ot Un, mb* If any man ever fairly earned a reuotnlnation^that man fe John T. Rich. If there was eier a time when ‘the so-called oneterm issue was inopportune and Impolitic it is now. What sense, what justice, what excuse is there in departing, this year, for lhe flrat time, frorrftbe unbroken usage of tbe republican party in Michigan, extending over a period of more than 80 fherare tba nW ,hon-.iH>l«l men FOR Butter and Eggs -------- -AT--------- THE LITTLE BRICK GROCERY Should you want trade you will always find our stock fresh and new—our prices low as the lowest, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Notions and Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Furnishing Goods 'Ilia their den.nHallon ot on the corner. ------ �Hastings^ Banner. Thursday. July 5» i894- W. K- COOK. Local Editor. Lord OH Golden on Black Oil Cosier oil And oil Kinds oi Uubrt GdlillO Oils, GI163D, . AT . FRED L HEATH. THE DRUGGISTS. . t/Dell Sotton hu been utp,Intel ,taUon UKent al Woodland. Janies Mason takes hia Pla« at the C. K. * a depot here. personal mention. Srtt. Brown, or Grund ItapIdA I, |n i Tlio post maslers’ salary Hastlnai,, city. has been cot down trom S1800 to S1TOO a Chas. Soule, of Howardsvllle, Is in tbe year. This reduction lias been made In city. scores or offices all over the alate. s. M. Fowler «u |n Kalumuzno 1MI Orlle B. VanHorn, writes from Cali­ fornia that he has secured * Kood opening (/Mr. Nathan Barlow Is quite poorly hi lhe law proteaslop al Los Angeles, and present. will make California hia future home. Jas. Hoonan, of Kalamazoo, spent Sun­ Clothes wear better that St well and day in tiie city. tlmy certainly look much better. You can Mist Adda Jordan Is home from Detroit get clothes made to order exceedingly for the summer. cheap Just now at Lunn’s the tailor. Just J. Bowue/of Grand Kaplds, was in the city Saturday. The Jews and their groat (?) Sre sale of Mr, C. P. Lathrop, of Detroit arrived clothing evidently didn’t pan out very well as they left tho city “last week. They home Wednesuay. Miks Mauds Bentley returned from had a lot ot cheap shop worn goods and did not pay expensea, so we understand. Nashville yesterday. Mrs. Julia Brown left for Hickory Cor­ Oacar Young la making extenalve Improvementa on the Inside ot hia home on ners Monday morning. G een street Mr. and Mrs. Young are Mrs. U. C. Lane, of Grand Rapids, was living tn the new bouse on the east aide in tbe city over Sunday. ot their lot while lhe repairs are going on. Mrs. Esther Bauer spent last week with iW-E: To mystify and astonish, br.t state plain facts that can be easily demonstrated. FIRST— y°U a t do well to X* .. ** furnaces. USE uacaphtr. K^ rr.q'.nccries that kept at Conk A Coek’f noiiiot Im- found at any grocery store n J Ktxljes. the talMT, makes suits to ord*.r ;> Sl> and Remember that his xl*4 1.-cr J. S. Goodyear’s store. A cMit in toy wSw base been vacciwJed mid lai : it twerk." ase wondering if they ii.u n‘t rtiher have the small pox. If i 111:4 .■ going away for a vacatiua, or an-, entertaining a frirwd. confer a favoron the . iliter ijy inf irtuiugJilnj of tbe fact. J. <. or Prairievilte. lias contract­ ed for i r;<<- ni niumeat with A. Block A son. Gue-I w irk arid low prices are what tell. Mrs. J-:F. .Roberta has diNcontlntud brkin? during the summer months. She will contra u>* however, to take .orders for cake and Boys shogld avail going iu Mwimmbg when grvatlf heated. We read of many CMes of b'ooz poiaonlng and a speedy death due from tlibs practice. Whew ia tbe city don’t fall to look to tbe large assortment of crockery at Phil­ lips A Erba. They have just put in a large stock-and can give you prices that are surprising. They bought their stock at a very low price and their customers can have a bonanza. A whole sett of cups and saucers dor only 45 cents, and a sett of plates 35 cents. Won't It pay you to buy now? Miss Pauline Shnltz left for Ohio, last werk. where she will make her home for tbe pi esent. „ Miss Numb Michael left for Dulnth, Minn., last week, instead of Mrs. MichMel, as stated. Mrs. Mode Rich and Miss Agnes Rich •eft for Traverse City, Saturday mornlqX, to spend the summer. Mias Anna Hetherington, of.Grand Rap­ ids. Is apeuding her vacaliou with zeistives and friewds in this city. Mra. S. M. Fowler left for Hammond, Wlsconwn, Friday morning, where ebe will remain until Auguat. ydudge Smith and family expect to leave for Bay View, this week, where they will spend the summer at bis cottage. Mrs. Gibb Matthews, Misses Minnie Matthews, and Alta Richards are visiting friends to Battle Creek this week. Miss Flora Beadle left -for Nashville Ibis week, where she will assist Prof. H. B. Andros In conducting his summer school. Mrs. Brile Chapman, after a brief visit Here left for Gull Lake to spend the sum­ mer with her sister, Mrs. May Dwight, A severe hail storm is repotted .’rom ortoo baa a cottage there. Hickory Conners, occurring there last Jno. G. Nagler and wife, of Hastings, Tbdrsday mooilng. Rain fell In torrents tpent Sanday in the village with their and immense hail stones, perfectly smooth relatives and friends. Mrs. N. and son. were picked ng, measuring from five to Forest, remained.—Freeport Hearld. eight inches la circumference. A great Miss Amelia Goodyear and brother Will­ .deal of damage was done to crops and window panes, and other things of like iam left for Coldwater, Friday, where nature suffered. It is thought a cvelone they will spend tbe summer with their grandfather, Mr. Parkhurst Miss Eva may have passed over bead. Ryan accompanied them. Mr. J. Ed mood Barrell, a recent gradu­ Mr. and Mra. John F. Goodyear, Mr. ate,of the Law Department of the State University, has entered into partnership and Mrs. George Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Wail Bentley and families. Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. W. O. Lowden, for the practice of tote, the firm name being Lowden A Julius Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Gard Chides­ Barrell. The new firm will continue to ter. MIm Hattie Hotchkiss, Celia Ensign occupy the offices now occupied by Mr. aud Mrs. Sophia Ken field spent Sunday Lowden. Both members of tbe firm are at Gun Lake. Seventy tietets wrap sold here Cor tbe •tacursiou to l.Ue Odoesa on Sunday. It U-cald but few -*caMod” people mere enterprising young men. who by prompt Ufiw raul on Market atreel between G. prtovtit. but that the a umber of tebtte and faithful attention to the business in­ trusted to them, expect to obtain their F. Chidester*’ and S. M. Fowler’s. has folks was quite lar>e. been closed to travel since the heavy rain Bte’t become weary of life and take share of patronage. We wlil open oar meat market on Jef of last week, which left It In an Impassable •arptelne or.some other deadly poison beeww-tfe times are hard, bat call at Cook ferson street Saturday and cordially invite condition. The Prairieville Independent, a paper 4 Cook.s and get the worth of your money tad friends and patrons, as well as others, to give us a cedi. It will be our constant published at the office of the Delton Her­ in (he -Ust of groceries. ald, has been received at this office. We We do am pretend to sell goods at less aim to give all customers the beet meats trust that Brother Patterson will meet ‘ban ewt .neither will we do U, but will that money can bay and we will sell an tow as the lowest Our market is on tbe with success. M ebeap a, the cheapest, and you will east aide of Jefferson street and first door Tbe Dewey Haywood Co., gave one of No L jsuuds. Muth of Babcock and Haras’ barber shop. the best entertainments of tbe season to a Cook A Cook. Don’t forget the place, and don’t forget small house Friday evening. Every mem­ Ko®‘1 CowKissloners can find 3 loch that we invite you to ealL Yoars truly. bar of the company is an artist of the first ■njge Plank at our yard in Hastings, f Ei> Schumann, class. Mr. Alba Haywood, having reFhank Tucker. j r find anything they want mirkable powers as an Impersonator. “the lite of jumper and shingles. r/^Lady” Hehl win has been compelled to It has been suggested several times by fikrn.Ev. Tomlixhox awd bi deb. retire from the base ball diamond ou acsome of our cltlxens, that It would be a ** »lll not mH ta<ar for |eaa lbau eount of hia arm not being able to stand good plan to pass an ordinance preventing *** **• lock on a heavy prlee 4o the pressure. Charlie’s friends were great­ children from running at large on the M up on something cl«*, but deal ly in hopes that his "aouth paw" arm .*r <ad »Hh all. both big and lit­ would regain its former cunning, but after streets aftsr certain hours in the evening. The prevention of children from chasing tle. bis short experience Charlie is satisfied and screeching through the streets at that his twirling days are over. He can Coo* A Cook. night is not only • step toward peace and 8«ln, of Furniture bu«!- took bnek to the days though when bls , but it would be of untold Ulirorp. E. Raw,. of Grand Rap- name waa on every tongue and when J»e benefit to those children to be obliged to trouall owln, me on aoeoont remain at home In tho evening, away Formerly rwise to call at once and settle gam bl« seems to be M ruewmauc. o’®"many temptations which come in it w. to the elbow wMii BOW H to in the fro® tbe miW be paid at the stove. SauMBooKM. I I .'./'I*. t1OA til, Because they smoke L Why? so, and they’re so dirty. BIG V/OFIPS THIRD—The KERNAN Smoke Consuming Furnace is tho latest and best invention out in the line of furnaces. By the induction of heated air over the fire and around the fire pot all the smoke is burned, so yon have no smoke and no dirt. You also have the advantage of using soft coal which is the cheapest and most powerful of fuels, and you save all trouble from soot. We are also agents for insular Furnace, which burns hard coal, s ?, coal or wood. K ARJ’Y DUH I BJIL^ A HOUSE WITHOUT A FURNACE. BUY A FURNACE WITHOUT SEEING US WE1SSERT BROS LOCAL news. Everything n- iu jte.otography can be There are S3 people less Iu tbe town af foaiK at the Christmte-studio. Orangeville this year than at last census. The Cross family Is rather a remark aWe The Grand Raptds Eagle got out a wery one In point of years, there being five to r.iceeJth of July editiuc, Saturday family and (heir aggregate years is >M We are one day late this week oa acTears. D. CL Cross is 57 years of age G. cocn: of cliMing our efree. July 4tbM. Cross fiC; Lyman 84; Almira 74; Josiah X'^ew stone walk has been laid in trout Burge M. The average age of the family of th? riore uouipted <b-,* W. H. Spenwc. Is over 7t-years. > ^^one one pohoMug a harmless Hate wa­ . Freight wood uctor, Thomas Harwood of :er <an!e! of if. Fowler’s rrewsitly. the VaUeydivteton^of the Michigan Cmt,Lrmber is I tral oaUroad, was terribly injuoed at Eaton barf . house, and tk»<rame will atoortly Rapids Saturday morning. He was walk­ ing along ahead of a ear that was cut from Th? ab-i-no ur itag^cn tlw streets-wince the train when lit* fell - down aud the tbe ordinance «r«it tote effect Is quite no- wheels res over an arm, tearing K off and otherwise Injuring him. Harwood has Ueeab.e. . . -« i For firn cU-h (thuHwraphs that icrever been a conductor for fourteen years, is married dm! lives at Grand Rapids. fade#'aK'Hi (jiriMUaat. the reliable you wil1 then kinds of vaiionH SECOND —Its a fact that people (-coplc object to soft coa Miss Edna Havens lias returned from Captain A. D. Nlskern will return to drill the Hastings Division K. ot P,. for Owosso to »pen 1 the summer. t ie biennial conclave hi Washlnglrei D. Louis Goodyear and Miss Hattie Good­ C-. In August. He Is a graduate ot West year left for Niles Monday morning. Point and has led the Division Into two Miss Kittle Beadle returned to Grand soceesaful aallooal contests.—Otsego Un­ Kaplds Monday, after a week’s vacation. ion. Peter Schumann left for Cleveland this Inadvertently, the name of the salntatorian. Miss Rathe Gould, and tbe vale­ morning to attend the funerpl of a sister. dictorian, Walter B. Hayes, were omitted Miss Emma Budlev, of Grand Rapids, CiKCVLrtTION • from Cht? program of the Commencement This week, 82 quires exerrises in last week's Issue. These is visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Daven­ port jit-. ;■•■■■. changes for advertisements were two of the best numbers on the proFrank Knowles, of McComb, Ohio. Is a it mH: this office Tuesdays at latest to <rwm, both in language and delivery. visiting his sister. Mrs. John F. Guodtn-ure in«>-.tlon in the issue "Of the week A gray coat for a ten year old boy was | year, . when brought. ■ fest last week between Hi nd mare k echool i Misses Itcbte-, Striker and Ethel Brown The coat C.tffee from •*3e. to 35c. <t Cook & Cook, heuse and the Fisher church. •nd LotjfStriker leave for Bay View to­ wah new, and the tnder Is requested to ilour and produce at Cook A night. "return the same to the Banner office, Mrs. Ellison, of Indianapolis, Ind., Is Mrs. Clement Smith. p 53.00 pants K J. Forbes, tl* visitlug her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Jas. H. Quackenbush, of this city, has Black. ' tailors . made an Improvement on tbe common eil AP of canned gxxls at Cook A Mrs. James Brown, of Prairieville, was can. which he has had patented. By the guest of Mra. Mattle Spaulding over Cook’s. means of a little valve In the tube of the T-a- from Ste. to «c. per pound -at can the oil cawnot run out In case tbe can Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gill Searles, of Hickory Coofc-z Cook's. is tipped over. Much oil can thereby be A f..-rtli.-er has bcm sprinkled on the saved, while <be expense of the can wilt Corners, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cook. coart yard this • uot be materially Increased If at alL a exaniiue tbe heating apparatus. call and see what be can do fur you. Fovsn—While coming to the city Sat­ her daughter In John-town. urday about T.ao o’clock. Enoch Andrus John McElwain and W. N. Chidester found a shawl In the road near the Coun­ were iu Kalamazoo last week. ty farm. Owner can have same by calling Miss Ella Phillips went to Charlotte at this office, proving property \nd paying Tuesday morning for a visit. tor thia notice. ---- : HfIRbWflRE OERCHrtNTS. A Square Deal Is what we give to every customer. we sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is- really a walking advertisement for our house. Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what ARE id -< ■ '• Every' I we havd sold him-—pleased -with his invest­ • HERE ment clear through. Everyone who buys once •a Jal! comes again, and invites his friends to come-;:; too. We are selling our goods as low as they/' can be sold anywhere. * TO Owing to the times •* ‘ IS • 1' we are paying no attention to profits, but have prices down to the lowest notch. knocked We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY reliable. We are not here for a day, nor for a month. W. H. SPENCE EXPLANATORY To make a dollar go long way—Thats the Is therefore interested in any nsow-tnethod which promises this result. .inlq/h Are as common as old shoes, but which are worth trying. . . Of the best methods is to buy your goods where they’ll give you the best goods for the money. House that will give you the best goods for the least money is R. K. Grant’s. . . . , Because we buy our goods direct from manu­ facturers and have- the least expenses of any house in the city. Prices speak for themselves, it will pay you to know us. �He waa at the very point of done; and a beastly dight it was. He had just beaten the! face and head out That -was clear, even to her. His face tea. pallid, hl. Up. bloodl-fc Md hi. of all recognition and I fled away hor­ brow clammy with th. dew otdeeth. rified. I got out of the mill somehow, U» eye., looking unnaturally large after starting a dozen times and then and deep mtpken beneath their .haggy rushing back In fear. But nobody saw black browa were fixed on tbe door, me, and 1 crept into my lodging and and wemed to brighten » Uttle-Tory into bed. That’s what happened on “The GreaJ Daily of Michigan. iittie-when th. girl entered. Ute that Friday night in the mill.” <<£.■ “What a villainous traitorf' cried hand, which lay on the oorerleL made a faint motion, m he attempted le Mary, when tho other hail finished. to. weak to .tir it “And there he war coming to me ail raiK It; but he .Z— ■ ■" —: publications from larger cities; they She went to him and, an.wering the the time, pretending to be full of desire fr cannot supply completely the many items of home news that are of the appealing look die thought .he read to help me iu getting Tom acquitted, although unable to see how he could bi hia eyea. bentorer him to cateh any greatest interest, but for State, National, and world wide news, the greater few faint feeble words he might wish possibly be innocent. That iron bar jt paper must be looked to. The Detroit Evening News stands as the he hid in Tom’s cottage, wrapped up in to be able to aay. “Forgire me." The word, camo eery I leader in th'e State, and should go hand in .hand with your home paper. the papers whieh were taken from the slowly iu a rolM to low and husky mill. ’ What foul treachery!” At that moment there was a knock that she could barely hear tliem. fcr Cory. The Evening News, “1 forgiye you.” she said, taking hia nt the door of the cottage, and the ser­ > PER WCCK. geant of police, who had more than bauds. r 9 MONTHS sv MAIL DETROIT, MICH. ills eyes fixed Upon her face and his once shown much friendly sympathy Agencies in every village, town end city fatShe State of Michigan. with the girl, aud had been present at lip. moved aa if ho would hare amiled the interview between her and Tom, the thanks he could not utter. Then, after a long pause, ho seemed came in. “I have news for you. Mary,” he said, to gather himself for another effort, stopped. I lifted the man’s head, gazed “some official, some private. Officially, and the girl felt his hand move slightly into tho face. It was set'and rigid and I have to go round at once to the police in hers. “Glad to die now," came in a broken white: and the eyes were fast glazing station to see the superintendent about with the dullness of death. The man last night's business. Unofficially, I'll whisper. “I love—" By Arthur W. Mirchmont, B. A That was all she could hear, but tho was as dead as a stone. I dropped the tell you what’s up. Mr. Gorringe is all head in horror, and it fell back into but dead, and he’s made a most extraor­ eyes rested on hers with a more restful the same position on the left arm. I dinary statement to show that Mr. and contented look than she had yet was alone in the plaee with a dead Coode wasn't murdered, but that he, seen; and they gradually closed. He man; and it flashed on me that if Gorringe, found him dead in the office had fainted from the effort of even caught robbing the'"place, they would and knocked in the mill-owner’s face saying so little, and while the nurse “What!" cried the girl, all her suspi­ say I had killed him. I grew cautious that he might seem to have been mur­ and doctor camo to restore him Mary t , cions reawakened with redoubled force instantly, and taking only a few more dered: and after that, he got to work left. It was better he should die/ If only gold coins and as much silver as I to plant the whole thing on Tom Royat these words. lancc, first making up the evidence he could be brought to repent; and could easily carry, I turned to creep “There you aYe, that’s just it I see Then my and-then actually getting him arrested Rhe was glad she had been able to what you're thinking again. It's just from the place of death. because I was afiy.id of bringing A>lood seemed to freeze within me, for, by having you followed. It’s a rum comfort him at the lost. She was very thoughts Hke yours into everybody’s when I reached the door, I heard foot­ story, and no mistake; but it’ll free thoughtful as she walked Mbme to her head that I haven't dared to speak. I'll steps coming through the mill toward Tom Roylunce, whether it's true or cottage to get ready to go to the po­ . ynot" — lice court to hear her lover released. tell you th^ whole job in a few words. the office.” Ho .topped and trembled m If In "If. teuek Here's some one w 10 can I meant cutting it 1 was sick of hang­ But when she entered the cottage memory of that spasm of fear. । bear it out,' cried Mary. “ He was in ing about, here doing nothing, and I she cried out with delight and sur­ “Go on." said Mary, whose interest th« mQ1 that night, and saw all that prise, for Tom caught her in his arms meant clearing off once for all. But ; happened. He has just told me." I’d no coin, and I couldn’t go empty- was intense. “Who was it?" and strained her to his breast. “I didn't know what to do for the ' “What were you doing ther Gibhanded; and then as those beggars at •How is thia. Tom? How arc you minute, but with a big effort I managed eon?” asked the sergeant, suspiciously here so soon?" the mill hod ruined me I determined to try and help myself to a little pay­ to creep back into the dark room—Gor- turning to him, "The magistrates met earlier than meat 1 know every inch of the place, ringe's office—and just got the door 1 “Watching Gorringe,” was the short, they had arranged; as soon as the news as you know: and on that Friday shut and locked, when some one came dryjmawer. was known. They thought I had been “Well, you•• ’d •best come along, too.” punished long enough for doing noth­ " night 1 knew where to start when 1 into the room where the dead man was. _________ .________________________ He stopped dead on the threshold, as if“What about Savannah?” asked wanted to get In. I waited till all was ______ ing; so they set me free as soon as possi­ right and clear, and made for that in surprise at seeing Mr. Coode there. Mary. ble. and I came here straight to you." stunner at the still ‘! “’^ne She's all rignt, right, so iar far at. at irum, least a.-* as . s axi window in Watercourse lane. I sup­ and as he stood staring “Never to part again, lad, eh?” she pose somebody spotted me—though I figure by the table. I recognized Reu- being under lock and key is concerned; cried. “Let me get near to your » , for,' of course, she’s locked up. But I didn’t see anyone about—and mistook ben Gorringe.” heart" “Whflt?" cried Mary. .“Reuben Gor- she’s just like a mad woman." said the j me for Tom Roylanee. But more like­ “Never to leave it again, my wife." i sergeant. ly they got j>ut up to it by somebody ringe!” he said, partly echoing her words. else, as you’ll think when I’ve \olil “Reuben Gorringe. Listen. He evi- |j '~\She may well ba like one." ex­ * Within a week they were man land claimed Gibeon, “for she is one! Her wife—just two days after the wretched you all. Well, I got in easily enough, dcntly didn’t know what to make of , name's Lucy Howell, and she was shut and made for tbe office—you know the mutters; but after a moment he went woman who had so nearly separated up in Wadsworth asylum and ought to up to the figure and touched the shoul ­ way—across the blowing-room and up them had been taken beck to Wads­ be there now—aye, and would be there, the stairs and through the long rooms der. culling his name. I watched him, worth asylum. where the old machines arc running.'* and then I saw in him the change, too, if there hadn’t been a bit of All tho village were at the wedding, clumsy fooling on some one's part or “I know,” said Mary, nodding her which had no doubt shown in me, as it for everyone seemed anxious to show dawned on him gradually that the man 1 other. She’s already committed ono head in her eagerness. some kind of reparation to Tom for 1 murder." “I went quietly, of course, and when was dead. He felt the pulsa, laid his “Ah! there's not much doubt about the wrong that had been done in sus­ I got to the door of the office I hap­ hand on the heart, and looked into the pecting him. No one was more eager pened to catch a chink of light coming eyes, as I had done, and then rushed that. Gorringe won't live many hours; in thia than Mr. Charnley. He insisted that's the truth. Well, it serves him from the room, as I thought, to get as ­ through the keyhole. This gave me a on arranging for all the little festivi­ right in a way,’’ added the sergeant, bitof a start, I can tell you, for I didn't sistance." sententlously. “He’s been using her ties by which the marriage, quiet and “Well?" said Mary. know what the dickens to make of it. simple enough itself, was celebrated “It flashed on me then that I was in as his tool for his own purpose. But I waited a bit, listening like a cat, and The super’s waiting; by the mill hands after the bride and Couldn’t hear a sound. AU was still as a worse fix than ever. If he brought a come, please. bridegroom had gone away on s bridal a tomb. Then I remembered the glass lot of people there I was sure to be and supers are apt to be short-tempered holiday which he made them take. when they’re kept waiting, especially floor between the two offices, and I found, and then l should be safe to be That was only a very small part of when they ’ ve been up a good part of convicted of robbery, and perhaps of erept to the door of Gorringe’s room. what he did. He was determined.hesaid, This was shut, but all seemed dark as something a'deal worse. I opened the the night, and haven’t had breakfast.* that Tom should liave some cause to And with that the three went to the door and ran out after Gorringe, in ­ death inside; so I opened it and went remember with pleasure even the black in. It was empty, and I crept on tip­ tending to escape the way I had come police station. time of the fearful charge made against toe aud peeped through into the other in, but I had barely crossed the room him; and, as compensation for all, room, and when I saw what was there when I heard him coming back as he put him in Reuben Gorringe’s place you might have knocked me down with quickly as he had gone. I ran back It made a strange story when all was as manager of the mill. And manager again like a cat. He had changed his a feather.” of the old Walkden mill he is this day. known; and when Mary had learnt it “What was it?" asked Mary, breath­ mind. I could, see that by his face, [the kxd.] she wondered that she had though T little thought, then, what be all. —- — --------------<-first —--------------------lessly, as the other paused a moment. meant to do. He waa white and stern, 1 “ot throughout the hand that had “Old Coode was at the table sitting Electric Bitter*. and looked as much like a devil as any^^ed everything, and afterwards in his armchair, with his body doubled, This remedy is becoming so well known an^ Tom had escaped ship forward, and his head resting face one well could. As soon as he came . and so popular as to need no special downwards on his left arm, which lay in he began to make the closest exami- . wrcc^mention. All who have used Electric on the table. The table itself was lit­ nation, evidently to satisfy himself • Reuben Gorringe had planned alL Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A tered with papers and books, except in that the other was dead. Then I saw When he had’ learned that Mary and purer •toediciue does not exist and it is one space near him. where there was him search among the papers on the Tom were to be married he set to guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. any amount of money in gold and sil­ table and watched him pick out a lot work to ruin his rival and separate the Electric Bitters will eure all diseases of two lovers. Knowing the thread of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, ver and notes, which he seemed to have which he laid on one side.” “What papers were they?" burst irresolution and susceptibility that ran bolls, salt rheum and other afflictions been counting when he had dropped through Tom Roy lance's character, he caused by Impure blood.—Will drive asleep. The sight of that money just from the listening girt in his way the girl Savannah malaria from the system and prevent as “Don't know. Couldn’t see that. ! threw — woke up the devil in me, and 1 gazed But he gave the grin of a devil when | Morbyn, ” ’ » or, as he_ -------knew — her,w well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure and glared at it and at the man, tiU I be was looking at them. He did not Lucy Howell He had known her be­ of headache, constipation and indigestion swore I would have some of it, no mat­ fore she was in the tho asylum, and hear- try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction took long, however, he didn’t mean tore ter what the consequence might be..’’ guaranteed, or money’ refunded.—Price Mary shot a swift and questioning wasting time. As soon as he saw he’d । tog of her release just at the moment 50 eta. and 1L00 per bottle at W. H. Good­ got what he wanted, he shoved ’em in ; when he wanted a tool of the kind, he year’s drugstore. look at him av this. forced her to do his will by hold­ “Wait," he said, noticing it "Don’t his pocket, and set to work to carry j be in a hurry to suspect I told you out bis plan. Ho went to one of tho j tog his knowledge of her madness and this was no murder. I waited a long cupboards in the place and took out a I herdread of the asylum over her head, Mrs. PhtBhe Thomas of Junction City, I Her great beauty and strange, subtle time; don’t know how long. He never short broken bar.” “Ah, I see now!" ejaculated Mary, - charm had fascinated Tom against his Ill., was told by her doctors that she had moved so much as a finger-nail, and consumption and that there was no hope unable to restrain her feelings, as she j better sense, as Gorringe had thought this gave me an idea. 1 was desper­ for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings’ New ate, and ready to risk his waking. But remembered tho discovery In Tom’s • they would; and under his orders Tom Discovery completely cured her and she 'I V-J ■* --*••• had 'been *lured to the brink of- ruin. first I hit on a plan to make sure he cottage. says It saved her life. Mr. Thomas Eg­ secretaryship “Eh? See what?” said Gibeon, (I The books of hia ----------------wF had gers, 139 Florida St. San Francisco, suf­ was asleep. 1 scraped my foot and ‘ Inl.lA.J. .11 Lt— —._ t___ , . , , made enough noise to have attracted breaking off in surprise. “1 could see . been falsified; all his savings had been fered from a dreadful cold, approaching his attention if he had been only what it was clearly enough because he tont to the girl; and she it was who. consumption, tried without result every­ thinking; but not enough to wake him carried it up to the gas light to exam- J learning where the money of the sick thing else than bought one bottle of Dr. from sleep. He never moved, and I ine it. I didn’t dream what he meant 'fund was kept.had stplen it just at the Klngs’s New Discovery and In two weeks was glad. I didn’t want to hurt him; to do, even then; but I soon saw. Ho time when, acting on a cunningly was cured. He is naturally thankful. It turned the body over—it had slipped i tfiven hint from Gorringe, the other is speb results of which these are samples, but I meant having the money. that prove the wonderful efficacy of this “Well, I turned the handle of the on to the floor after his close exam- । men had swooped down and demanded medlelne In coughs and colds. Free trl.l ination of it — and then he got to an investigation. door between the twe rooms, where I bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. was standing, and to my joy it was un­ work and bashed the head and face in | The theft at the mill had also been Regular adze 50c. aad >1.00. locked. I opened it and keeping my with the broken bar with terrific concocted by Gorringe,and he had IdkGeyes riveted on the motionless figure, blows, struck with all his force. It gated Mr. Coode to drive Tom from the ready lest he should wake and catch was a sickening job to watch, I can tell village In disgrace. Then it was that, me, I crept up to the table. The first you. He seemed to find it bad, too; goingby chance to the mill, the mana­ Tbe brel Klve In tbe world tor euu, thing I did was to turn down the gas, for as soon as he finished, he- shied ger found the old man dead, and tho brill—,, Km, ulcer,, ult rheum, fever so that if he should wake it would be the things in the room about quickly, idea had occurred to him of making it Km, tetter, chipped buite, chilblain,, less difficult to identify me. Then I to make it look as if there had been a seem as if a murder had been commit­ corns, and al) skin Irruptions, and postmade certain that the other door was bit of a rough and tumble scrimmage, ted, suspkelon for which ho could fas­ tltely eure pile, or no pay required, n unlocked, and I left it ajar to render and turned over the chairs, strewed ten on Tom. ELow ho carried out the — Kuatanlred to (Ire perfect Mtlatactlon my escape the easier. Then I turned the papers all over the place, and was design is known; manufacturing bit or money rrtundcl. Price is eent, per boi. For—le by W. H. Goodyear, the again to the table, and my eyes gloat­ just going to turn the lamp out when by bit the evidence in such a way that drn«l,L ' ’ ed over the rich haul I was going to a thought seemed to strike him. He he alone knew it; the price of hh took tbe broken Iron bar he’d been silence being the hand of the girl, for Mrs. Joe. Bailey, Cedar Springs, Mich coins, and crammed them into my using, and wrapped it up in some of love of whom he had planned all n™ rA<lln?da/ Heart and the papers which he had stuck in his Nerve Cure. i* the best medicine I ever I touched the right hand which was pocket. Then he turned off the gas w” {WHS’ 11 new f,Ua’" So’d and pitched the lamp, shade and all, Savannah Morbyn, or Lucy Howell, by W. H. Goodyeai. of this frightened me nearly out of my into the general wreck of things that had fallen in love with him. He had had, There were roar per cent fewer aheep breath. The hand and arm slid slowly lay strewn all about. After that, he therefore, to simulate an affection for •beared Io Mlcblcaii Ulla aprlii, than last. off the table, and hung listlessly and went out and shut the door behind her; and it was this which had Toiled Mo. G. Link. Cedar Spring Mk* In consequence of the nervelessly at the man’s side, while him, and I heard him go out of the his plana mill.” pressure which she brought to bear •era: -A, a barmleaa qnletln* remedy i “The villain!" exclaimed Mary. upon him, he had had to force matters bate neter found an equal to Adlronda had dragged down in falling, clattered "Ah, you'd have said that right to a crisis with Mary, and Luey Howell, n. Goodyear. enough if you'd been in the fix in who had often been at the mill at The Evening News, » 60,000 YOUR HOME PAPER “nao' ** reptaced **even Br“tcr THE OLD MILL MYSTERY 80,4 which he left me in that night Not the place, bat with a man that not one .Id ten thousand could help thinking night when the two were laying their plans for Tom’s ruin, had followed him on that night, and had thus heard enough of his love for Mary to show her that she herself had been de­ ceived. ,*7 °*eneJ * *” '*b*t BsIdnrfiN Is often nreerwleri or aerotn br creyM. of uh, b.lr, wt)t both bakitiMs and P. Hall’s Hair Reaewer, an bonestr«S>dyU*e will start a smamer nonnal He wan dying w. Blood-purifiers, ttiou^h „ , radical hi their effect av tre III. I. Intend,,i „ ‘’>n«iS Ilion. If taken aooordlng to dlrertlou.. la "N<!-«*ta<il.hLMr,1„„"’' 71’' warranted a Jure cure. Rreldeata In ma­ Inuuvdtele re,uli« m.) V, r '"’in. iuum.; but .iter, '"li; larial dtelrlela abould not be without IL brtffii I. renal,, luter.X.l’"’ The Tawas A Grant butter and cheese ®iv Seventh Uj, ' • factory Is band lint 2,000 pound, of milk dallV at" East Tawas. ’Two hundred |Cr«k,h.re ore,,.., . Bhu, .1 Tekon.!,,. TU, '■"•Win pounds of cheese Is the dally result. cd In • lent under lhe I.. , n®<lil<lreprerent»tlve.ai UteKdH, ’ ,We tebre Baby w— terk. are pave nrr Ciulnria. Wtaa aba aChM. iba trted tor ChMorla. Wheo K, beoame M—. aba rfuap to Caaterla. cur .he had Itlldreai. aba paar them Oaaorta. Pitcher’s CastoHa^ '°r PitcherSca^^1^ Pitcher? cJS?for TELL5-5ECRET “SINCE I USED SANTA CLAPS My Clothes are whiter,my Health better, my Labor less’.’ ^iBest. Purest 3.Most Economical V IHEmumHKONMCMowa Reduced {; S vS: orum <Ua <*• temv nauu te [Kloter M> aM parti- U rrret reare* la Ox Ualtw Mat— U aarraat — ravataUaaarr a radartlafi In prtca. The Fania iH.caa—a hapartaat laHlrtl. hat It la apt dull. The llteratare te e—teapereaeeue activity la. la tact, the a-at later-Uap ol ell literature. Amnlaa dU—aahlp lapOii that a — ahrtl kaaw the oplalaae ot the ferOHCt aea SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. The Forum Publishing Company, Union Squre, New York, ajc. a Copy. »3 • Yew. Tbe Work Weekly Trita ONE YEAR FOR ONLY 11.00, CASH If* ADVANCE. Address’alforders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. �H AST IN GS BANNER. — - ThursJ^Jaty^ 1894._____ Tbe use of sealing wax In personal oor^The clt, e( Hullog, Dr. to, reepondeuct* is again decreed in the fash­ Wm. n. Beadle, ionable world. There has been a new 12.00 Louie Beadle ’ langua»j of colors established. White 18.00 Horace Bishop sealing wax Is chosen for weddings, black nm Joe Webber 15.00 for obituaries, violet for expression of <b-orge Hagldorn 8.40 Mike Custer sympathy, chocolate for invitations to 6.60 Clarence Bishop dinner, red for business, .ruby for engsged 6.00 Al hurt Hurney 1.50 lovers, green for lovers who live In hopes, WiB, Tcnuyck 9.00 while blue denotes constancy, yellow, Fred Beadle Ed. tilmy jealousy, pale green reproaches and gray 6.00 J ini Shay between friends. 8.00 Scid Wiley An English sciential is quoted as au­ U. Bickel 1.50 Ed Sheldon thority for the statement that there are 1.30 J. Webhcr five times as many species of Insects as of Hm’uh 5Tt AiId‘ We‘lsen thtt HMKaecu. there are species of all other living thlnxs or bunih A Colgrove be referred tv Fire put together. The oak tree alone supports cum. Carried Ajea, all. Mo’*d by. Aid. Hicks that the accts, be 450 specimens ot insects, and 200 kinds make their home in the pine. Forty years allowed and union drawn on respective fund -lor same. Carried, ago Uutpbnldt estimated that number of Ajes. Bennett, Buaby, Hicks, Huff­ species preserved in collections between man. Tinkler. Wei«ert uud Waters. Stays, n-pe. ■ 150,000 aud 170,000, but scientific men Moved by Aid Hicks that acct, of work now say that there must be mote than done by St. corns. lw allowed and orders 750,000 without taking into consideration drawn on Gen. Hig. Carried, ’ the parasite creatures. Of the 35,000 Ayes, Bennett, Baaby, Hicks, Huffman, specimens In Europe, however, not more riukler and Walers. Nays. Wctesert. than 3.500 are obnoxious or destructive. On motion of Aid Hicks, council There are more than 100,000 kinds of ndjt.untvd for 1 wk. beetles. E. G. Holubook, Kecorder. There are, no doubt, times when It —■ The Science of Medidae. — ------------------------------------------------------------------ -----------BANK OF ENGLAND ODDITIES,- Tbe readers of thia tP*par *111 te^pteaaed IMfd that there Is at leart one dreaded dise. that science has been able to curt* to all stages, and ttxal Is catarrh. Ball s Cata is lhe only po-ltlve core known to Among the curiosities which are oc­ Cure rnrdieal tratcrnltv; Catarrh bring a const! casionally shown to favored visitors Doral dfaeaae. requires « are some specimens of ancient notes, a meat. IteJTs Catarrh Cure Is token Intenu • numbertof tliem for denominations no ‘ acting directly upon tht blnno andmaeoos ‘ Ueen Cured »faBt Terriblb l»iSSFS *ea*e, Locomotor Ataxia. longer in vogue, such as £1. £15 and ihmt strength by building ur the eoj»tlrotl h iir (From the Philadelphia Record.) ur wliicU £25. There is also carefully preserved aud asnlstlur nature in d«m; Its wbrx. 1 )i:i' F»ec<»nic thin, Very, little Is heard'by the general pub­ the oldest surviving note, one of tho year 1699, the 'amount being written lic of the great discoveries in medicine, keep the acalp aud the countless scott>s of lives that are with ink, says* the Pall Mall Budget iur list ot tesUmonlAla. , Addre«« F. ■>. Cheney t Co.. Tcnedo, O saved by the advancing knowledge of Another curiosity is a notei for £1,000,­ fledll and healthy, use Sola to DruggUts. 75c. nwA'cal relritce. Dteeasen, which a few 000, vh’ch was required for some trans­ years ago baffled tbe most eminent physi­ action between the bank and tiie gov­ cians and were believed to be abeolutelj ernment but in this case, too, the incurable, succumb to-dny as tbe most amount is written with a pen. The trifling ailment. No one perhaps, has longest time during which a note has better cause to appreciate this than Rich­ ard A. Willinn, of Bustleton. Pa. Mr. remained outside the bank is 111 years. TV illlan is a retired calico print manufac­ । It was for £35, and it is computed that It j,.event- the hair turer. and before tils health ■ began to the compound interest during that long trouble him he carried v.r^in extensive period amounted to no loss than £6.000. from falling QU,i business, both in Bustieton and Holmes- There is quite a labyrinth of vaults <ir turning gray. bur«. He Is fifiy-three years of age, has where the disused notes are stored un­ traveled widely, and is a man or more til they have reached tbe necessary The best than ordinary •■ducatloti ami Intelligence. maturity of five years. They are esti­ A reporter who visited him round him mated to weigh ninety-one tons and Stroping leisurely through the grounds number about 77,745,000, filling 18,400 surrounding his pleasant home. Mr. boxes, and were of the original value Willfan whs at first decidedly averse to of £1,750,626.000. The Bank of Eng­ the nnwelcome publicity which be felt would follow the story of his case In the land note is a legal tender for any IGE GRBflM. newspapers. Realizing, however, that it amount in excess of its face value, but might be the means of relief to others not for less. Thus a person might re­ GONFEGTIONS. who were suffering as he had suffered be fuse to take a £5 note in payment of a 1 ,nL SOFT DRINKS. would-be good policy for the fanner to de­ debt of £4 19 s 6d, though, as a matter finally consented. • | Mich. AN ALLIGATOR STO~Y. to have an auction lay thf selling of his products In order to “If it hadn't tiecn for one of tbe recent’ of fact, nobody would be sb foolish as ,i<1 Barge axp-rience to do so. — It — must be remembered that ___________ _____________ t .1 •u. TbrxjiH ro« son- secure; better prices than could be obtain­ Lost M«-»»t-ngor Boy In India Dl*vorrr«,! discoveries of medical science, I believe 1 _______ would be lying helpless in bed instead of I bank notes arc only legal lender as betn an Alligator's Throat. ed in a crowded market. But, tiie man CITY BAKERY. eujoying this stroll,” he began. “My 1 tween members of the public, so long “Of all the inhabitants-of the great who attempts this should bear in mind M troubles really date back to several severe as the bank pays in gold on demand, fnll^ II rwqilvid vn>...«■ ,nat. .. . *..7 . .. . . . received U'llnh when ua young man. >..<» but II ! If that tic is taking some risk in tbe matter. rivers of India the alligator is the most falls such an unlikely thing were to hap­ formidable,” said Capt. L. E. Ballou, of suffered no great Inconvenience until ATE In addition to lhe chances of the price go­ pen as the bank being unable to re­ astings itv ank London, England, recently, according 1888. My first sensation was great dlffi deem its promises to pay, then its ing in ibis favor, for there are usually to the SL Louis Globe-Democrat. cutty in walking. As this feeling grew notes would at once cease to be legal , i\.\ ,v SMITH Hastings, - - Mich. many jmetnles near at home to take* ad­ “While I was stationed there several more intense, 1 finally called in a welltender. Even as it is their legal ten­ 1 \Vaod|an4,'Mich vantage of any considerable accumulation years ago I saw a sight the thought of known physician of Holmvsburg, who der quality does not extend to Ireland CAPITAL $75,000.00 uf fari products. It one holds over the which always causes a shudder th creep Immediately told me that 1 had locomotor BURPLVS >12 900.06.J ataxia, and placed me under active treat­ or Scotland. season's clip of wool, noxious insects may over me. A lady near where I lived ment Instead of getting better, 1 seemed Incorporated under the laws cf the State of WILL NOT WEAR TROUSERS. O! LECTION OFFICE, get in-As they often do in woolen goods, had sent a little native boy with a let­ to grow worse, and 1 was scarcely able to Michigan. ter to a friend at some little distance, promptly intended to. aud do a great deal of damage. The same with the request to send back a reply. get around. A year after 1 became bis Open for business Dec. 15.18M. Regard for the Beautiful. patient he told me that he would have to Is true of stored grain, for com, .wheat, officers': Being a trustworthy little fellow some give me up. He gave me to understand I.eyal E. Knappen. This is a picture of the woman of the oats, dice aud other cereals all have their surprise was felt when he did not re­ that 1 must resign myself to a condition of future as drawn by a welhknown so­ D. G. Robinson, President;. C. Deniitml . I Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. Insect enemies, which multiply rapidly turn' after a reasonable absence. After utter helplessness until death came to my ciety leader of New York: “She will ■ ... LWI’I’EXL DENISON. D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. when they once find a lodgment where waiting several hours with no sign of relief. At last 1 got so that I could not not wear trousers. On the contrary, walk at all. My limbs went back on me DFUCCTORS: i. Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,. there is plenty of congenial food. There the messenger, a ^catching party, of entirely, and I was just able to sit up. 1 | her garments will be prettier, and she D. W. Reynolds, 1 Grand Kaylds.:Michigan which I was a member, was made up to 1 herself will be, if that is possible, more is mooe than one instance on record where try to discover hisiwhereulxmtsJ After then called on Dr. Bull, then In Pbiladel-1 ot,j tomlr-r K. B. Messer. D.G. Robinson, and now a rwldeut of Chicago. He u» 9 £1 » HI UK. M. l» . Chester Mei John Oarveth, tbe minute grain pests have caused fam­ scouring t he country fair some time we phla. reeommended sun-baths. .nd 1 had a sun-1 th“ ? hy? Because jhe tv-IHauand SurgeoU. P. T. Colgrove. ines In countries where grain had ’tween t came to the river bank and a short dis- parlot ereelnl for my purpose, but my. w,n «»>•«. By being all these, that wimt'. '• • Ml|h. !. parlnt erecled for my purpose, but my. , . .u.-n-lrtl <l«v or flight. OL stored iu Urge quantities to Ired tbe peo- i tanco away saw a dead alligator lying Has tte only savings department In In Harry trouble did not yield to such treatment her power will be increased in a corre­ -if< bodt 4au >hc* store and pay^ 4 per ceYiL interest on all time Cc-.iv un the shore with its great jaws ex­ and 1 finally abandoned It* tn April las 1sponding ratio. Woman’s rights are County pie am! their animals.—Agriculturalist. deposits. tended to their utmost On examining I received a letter from Mr. Grainier, a invariably associated in a man’s mind with the loud-voiced woman, the wom ­ v.b.niey at tyvr. it to discover the cause of so htrange friend of mine in Elmira. N. Y., telling Hastings. Mich. un appearance wc found to our horror me how a new medicine called Dr. Will- .an without little personal vanities, the . i: .til courts <if the state. Colthat it haduievoured the missing boy, iatn’s Pink Pills was jterfomnag astonish­ woman who is indifferent to her ap-‘ nappy attended to. and had uttbrnpted to swallow his head ing cures Ifl the most severe nerve diseas­ pearancc, who wears big boots and “ Ttu fiiagara Falls Route.” Common Council met in adjourned sea- whole. • This, however, it was unable es. and advising me to give them a trial. would like to wear high hats and make sion Erl. eve, June 29, *94. Mayor Greu- to do, and had been suffocated in the Not knowing lhe scienl’fic nature of Dr. other incursions on his wardrobe. Ho chtn and William's remedy, and believing that it Stations. sel presiding. ,s the reigning power now, and, look­ attempt The boy’s head was still covurgeon Present at roll call, Aid. Bennett, Bus­ eredf by bls turl«an, which, when re­ was an ordinary medicine. 1 was at first ing at things from this’point of vision, bastwaxd. |*.mjpmip.m.|p.ni.|*Jn. inclined not to bother with It. But 1 re­ . H. < I 6 5T|1X.58| 9J0 by, Huffman, Osborn and Tinkler. moved. disclosed the answer to his mis­ flected that in tny miserable condition It 1 can he be blamed for not wanting to HAJmNOB...................RmI Dr. Absent at roll call, Hicks, Weissert and tress letter, which he was faithfully abdicate in favor of anyone so unat ­ Sils is galfc could do me no harm al least, and. 1 sent | v.S promptly altendcji to. Waters. bringing back. It was supposed that to the drug store and purchased one box. I tractive to him as this person? There wjwtwakp. |a.m.|a.m.|p m.|p.m.lp.m. On motion of Aid. Osborn, reading of bCKIRNElL M. while attempting to swim the river he After the third box I began to feel soti’.e I will be more marriages for love in her BABTIWOB.. ... ........ | 4 40| 11X471 S.l»| 1.00 Physician and Surgeon, minutes of last meeting postponed. hail been seized by the alligator, as benefit. My whole sy stem seemed better. day than there are now, for the reason C. IL OSBORN. Local AgBut. Hastings To his honor, the Mayor, and the Com­ I 1 kept taking the pills, and one day to my that natural selection will replace con ­ ’H-lion. - flch. thefk' huge reptiles are very clever in I _ .. _ --------- . Chicago mon Council of the City of Hastings: J). ■ ’. i. ■fiie-ulock 4a.*t of depot great joy, 1 round I could walk a little. venience. She will be qualified for We, the undersigned, do most re­ concealing themselves till their victim | From that time on my recovery has been H. BARBER ’ spectfully petition that vour Honorable is well within reach, and then pounc­ rapid. Now, after using Pink Fills for work, and, not fearing it, will not marry for support. She will he able ,-i< fans and Surgeons. Body cause Park street in the fourth ward ing un their prey,” five mouths, from n condition of utter to provide for herself, and when she .t county responded to with of the City of Hastings to be put to the helplessness. 1 urn able to walk, one mile marries it will be because she loves Cal SCHOOL LIFE IN ARMENIA. t^tablished grade from Its Intersection every day without Inconvenience. I take prom with Green Street, south to.Grand street, Children Have to Work Harder and Do my one mile spin around the house every the man, because he is congenial aud sympathetic to her and will not retard or so much as yuu deem nece.Mary. day now. I haven’t walked that distance ; Not Learn n* Rapidly. her mental and moral development. i;,l Heal Estate Office, N. T. Diamond. There nrc two classes of schools in before for three years. 1 find that 1 can j She! will be fearless and frank, and will itock, L. 'W. Kknfikld ;, u i.tt.iie Real Bstau Armenia, private aud public. The pri­ ascend the hilly road which leads to our 1 bare the courage of her convictions." Mo Mrs. J. W. Gurule. con re>Jdicln<. house with ease. 1 noticed a general imj i. General uzt .l vate schools begin at sunri.se and end et BookBook.*,---eoinE. W. Morrill. -I of Abstract iu my health from week to at sunset Each child brings a piece provement 5i< can furnish complete A SLOW SHOEMAKER. Julivs Rvrsei.l. week, and my feet no longer feel ns : C4H. BROOK-3. Clerk. of carpet, which he places on the floor, though tbey-were weighted down with : . E. W. Cannon. Shod and upon which he sits all day until M. W. Hicks. had. 1 ascribe this wonderful change with Tki Q M. FOWLER, D.D. S. sunset, when he carries home again his solely to Pink Pills. My mother is very J. C. Andrvs. I A .company __ „ of idlers 1 on a hotel piazza, ‘ -POSITIVELY CURESMoved by Aid. Tinkler that the praver square rug. The children supply their enthusiastic over the pills, and thinks Dr. says the San Francisco Call, were tell­ Offi of tbe petittonqrs be granted and work own books, consequently thft text­ Williams ought to have His great discov­ ing the yarns commonly spun in such left to Aid. of 4 wd. Carried, books vary from a bible, a prayer book ery proclaimed from the housetops.” places, when one of them offered to hilip t. colgrove. Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Huffman, Os- to a newspaper, and when a pupil has An analysis of Dr. Williams* Pink Pills wager that he had done something, as Attorney at h bom and Tinkler, learned all in his own text-book he ex­ shows that they contain In a condensed a boy in Tennessee, that no other mem­ SloeplMK&eM and all derangements of the Nays. none. • Nervous System. changes it with another student, and form, all the elements necessary to give ber of the party had ever done or heard 'Vltoee in !U »n block, Haaiings.i new life and richness to the blood and re ­ Aid. Hicks, Weissert and Waters took ices id til t |-.ecourt) of tbe state. .SOOD. . store shattered nerves. They are an un­ of. their seats. As a rule, says the Boston Herald, at failing spec-lfic for such diseases as toco“What was it, colonel?” asked one of Moved by AM. Bennett that tbe matter A E. KEN ASTON. of sidewalk by K. B Wightman's be toft the end of the four years’ course the motor ataxia, partial paralysis, SL Vitus the crew. A. Attorney kt Law, Ho0tlo8B T=t ATtOMS "I wore out my first pair of shoes to the chairman of lhe sidewalk com. and children leave school scarcely knowing Dauce. sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, :Over.1. s. <Toottve*r & Co.’«store.) j how to read This is not owing to the nervous headache, tbe after effects of la without ever having them both at. Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from Pnxtlee*in aiicourtsof the State. Collections tbe Aid. of the wd. Carried, opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. xumptiy itteufiinzto. Ayes. Bennett, Busby, Hicks. Huff­ lack of intelligence on the children’s grippe, palpltatiou of the heart, pale and once.” man, Osborn, Tinkler, Weissert and W a- part, but the result of the defective sallow complexions, or forms of weakness M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rap­ “Explain.” either in male or female, and all diseases R. TIMMERMAN, Homapathic Phy- tera. Savings Bank. si»ya he cannot say system in teaching them. “Well, you see it was this way. The- es (Mich.) much In favor of -Adlrapda,” Wheeler's • siclan and Surgeon. The public schools are substantially resulting from vitiated bmmors In the shoemaker was slow, and I was in a too Nays, None.l Heart and Nerve Cure. •’ Offlce ort>r Latlirop’u.druc store.) . blood. Pink Pills arc sold by all dealers Moved by AM. Hicks that tbe washouts the «am>- «» in A“>f ric*- " lth burry. A boy who has never had a Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine In the several wards be pd. from Geo. exception that lhe wxe. are taught In or will be sent post paid on receipt of pair of shoes finds it hard to wait Co., Cedar Spring*, Mich. Sold by. price. (50 cents a box. or sir boxes for Hig. fond. Carried, separate buildings. Religion. Instruc­ Come Saturday night the man had one Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huff­ tion Is given in the schools, thechurch- 82.50—they are never sold in bulk or by of them done, but told me I should man, Osborn, tinkler, Weissert a^d Wa­ e> deeming It unnecessary to support the 100) by addressing Dr. Williams’ HASTINGS, MICH. have to wait a week for the other. --■ ■ " -----— ••• v or ‘ QlKQULrtTION Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. ters. Snndav school*. As all the children Brookville, Ont “ ‘Well, give me that one, anyhow,’ none. This week. 82 quires. Nays. are of one faith, there 1. no re Igloos said I, and I carried it home. I wore Moved by AM. Weissert that the repair­ it all that week, and all the next for A Good Appeti ti« ing of R. R. st. In 2ndleft to the conflict. The course of study In the schools is very hard. Is-csuse of tho Always accoinimnie* good bealti, and an ab- the fellow didn’t keep his word any hanges fog advertisements Aid. of lhe wd. Carried. more than shoemakers generally do; must! office Tuesdays at latest to Ayes, Benn&t, Busby, Hicks, Huffman,- different languages spoken tn the sev­ seneeofNDpetite is an tndlcatlo* of eral sections of the country. Even the wrong. The universal u‘*u‘noniE,,Ye0-.y.^,|X and by the time the second one was In-ur> in the Issue of tbe week Osborn, Tinklfr, Weissert aud Walers. who nave used Hoods iterMpsril!*. *° JA* done the first one needed repairing. when Russian language is studied. Insuramer merits In retdorlng the npp» tite.laud as a purl Nayta, none. . , “And so the thing went on. That Mowed by Aid. Bennett that chairman the private schools are held out of Rr of the blood cdnstltutestbHtrongest ww roraOUIM !!■»< '■«" * urx<-l| tor ra> m,<U- shoemaker was so-slow and the leather vreertrtta-merits and this of SL com. be authorized to secure plans, doorscine. . -ales ol fl-mi's StrsapariUa prices land speeificatlons for arched bridge was so poor and 1 ran about so much .Hood’s Pills cure all liver Ills, hllicu^-w, ( .I'ing. Hothi’s b ‘ on top." on State SL over Fall Creek. PURITY OK WATES. that somehow I never once had both Ayw, Bennett, Busby, Hicks. Huffman, Jaundice, tndlgtalluD, sick bealqcbe. etc. shoes on together, aud by apd by they Clmroe- and -j............ , ■: wheat In Michigan is 15 Osborh. Tlukler, Weissert and Waters. were gone entirely." cMtarily l*r»of» 1 nr.ty. ■ pert Cyrus Heath of Clarendon Ritd cine <>f «• t h yeaj than last. Nu'nl^yAld. Osborn tbit the OrdlThe popular standards of the purity Coortty, is the first-■.•■ettlera of Calbot ’ . ver was culled to the home luuice com. dr.lt an .mm.'uduient to the of water are deamesx. tasteleasness dead, aged 84 year-. Mt H to • The toughest experience I ever had a*ru o-» »«••• • —and colorlewnea. and yet «><-y nre ta urao, Of li • ..! Miciiigtn in 1885. and had jalways lived in my life.” said a life insurance solic­ ... Hastings last evening to Ondinance relative to the licensing or reality Iom de,irabk qualities than are itor, “was with an iron manufacturer trtnMleat duxlers. tx-ddlr-ra hxwkera ote. unite in ii . • Mi.*, -Ollie Culler and raction ngines wttais. freedom from putresc.ple ore on the same farm. in Troy. I knew lie wm wealthy and Walter Bi I. Mrs. Metzger accompanied ami ratabll.di payment tor such liren«r«. Hon. L. II. Alexander die at Barhanavra, llrmurlt. Buaby. Hicks, Huffman. Xnta ^tU-r. and .tablUly » carried no insurance, so I resolved to He was a him. Ou an laat week, aged 74 years । i lutives and a few Inti­ O,l«m. Tinkler. Weissert and Water,. For instance, says the Literary ‘g served • Ids tackle him. Upon entering his office end C’hTh ta^- Berrleu county pioneer, ai " iihesserf, lhe ceremony.— Moved "l>” AM Huffman that the !»)'» vrater, especially when Ingh In nl district in both the state in se and sen- and explaining my business, I was sur­ K Freeport Ihtslti. • prised at his friendly, even cordial •rate*, will, it wmflncd in open' reser­ Ote. be allowed to sttoot all over the city. greeting. ‘Life insurance,’ said he. A nun i , ,.ars 0',,} has. according to a The Homer schools will be under the voir. promote and enpport > more vigCarried. Ayes, all. ‘Well, novK that is u subject that in­ French MaiNthjian, wodked 6.500 days, orousPgrowth ot organ tos and may h£ management of lady teaebfs, from he terests me. Come with me to. the shop. Aid Osborn excused. „ superintendent down. foH the easuiog Moved by Aid. Huffman taal A. S. slept c.ooo. aintKed himself 4.000, walked I ’ve got to go there, and youcan'tell COm°ter«WntntLrwlll many aurtaoe year. Miss Llzzla M. Cook has beeu re­ • 12,000 mil.-s been 111 500 days, has par­ Maynard be allowed The. tor dirt drawn me all about your company.’ Then he Into tbe street opposite his Pr°l*rll' H1 k Jmilarlv confined and either engaged as superintendent. took up his list aud I followed him, un­ taken of .•'.>1,000 meals, eaten 10,000 pounds Carried. Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, T* > .,d^d bv dimolved vegetable til at last he flung open a door. It w as Dedication for a Book of Talea. of meat and 4,000 pounds of fish, eggs and Uuffuntn. Osborn. Tinkler, Weissert and deeply co ?r^4 >L.<th clay and rand ta the machine shop, and the din was ter­ matUr-,OT„ * witer meeting Brother of mine. have F00 forgot Wgetabirs. ami drank 7.000 gallons of Waters. rible! Hundreds of hammers were all Thoae pleasant nooning tlmea of old; Bu.pen.iou. Mkewwe. » j. fluid, which would make a lake of 800 feet Bow la a Quiet, ahady spot M* vid by Aid Huffman Hut the bld ot the requirement, rftlmpopula^a beating iron at once, and I was nearly Wo eat and beard quaint otorlefl toldr Of ‘urface if three feet deep. deafened. Looking at my man, I saw Ed Woodard tor cross walks be referred to Are "BUILT ON HONOR." and SOLD, ON his lipa move, and, leaning forward, I TH <”•' » ~ ,b“ Urea ot pl»T the following recipe for whitewashing side walk com. Carried. Elk MERITS cbm thr«h-rw*c» &t for use ta boiler, .nd Bow Or vexed <rtU> dleelpUM el eoiool. just managed to hear him about: “Now, fall ■■ love wieh them arwght They we mU «m The following sects, audited: ha? been found’ l»y experience to answer ground water eontaln- To while that uoomng hour away .50 .nlphntM. u Write foe tell me all about it? He smiled aa he a 'wmntj' that it “GILT EDGE. A Maynard, cig.. With rotnanoe in the ahade and cool! cause much 60.00 houraB. while gr Catalogue. on wood, brick and stone, nearly as well as maM this, and 1 saw tbe trick that had B. Sbrlner, Supervisor, ing peroxide ot iron wtu can 1.80 °‘l Paint, and is much cheaper. Slake halt Brother of mine, our noon la high— been played on me. It was impossible S. Goucher, labor, .90 Come, let us rest a lithe space, a bushel of unslaked lime with boiling wa­ to say a word, so 1 marched right out E. Barlo*. ctg.. 1.70 -ry unrattatactary ta And let ns twain revivify lulled. Hay Balm. Feed CattetK Harper * Co . lumber, of the shop and never went back." ter, keeping it covered during the process. Our ardor with that boyhood graeel 7.95 E. Holbrook, labor. Strain it and add a peck of salt, dissolved HOHT. e8.40 washing and cooking. B Ld 1. Works labor supplied, These little talea it ta to tellAlaskan EaUn< Boats. 8.25 iu warn; water; three pounds of grouart folk may wonder why they re4MO| M. MePharlln. labor, Gormandizing competitions used to 10.50 Yet shall they serve their purpoaa weu A-COXUlKATtOXV^lo^^ to Put in boiling water, and boiled to a J. Mullen, labor. be a popular form of entertainment in 2.65 M they read! tiS^ya of old; Heed A Sou, r», Alaska. An immense trough was filled Paste; half a pound of powdered 8.15 b,’»'teF’to'jie-pW.. TbV n they recall our boyhood joys, H. Smith, labor, with menu, bear and mountain goat, Spanish whiting and a pound of clear glue 2.03 And those far-distant acenes retrace; B. Byau, labor. .flah, berriesjtnd oil Then families 8.08 ‘lrCih’br'i' Mow^oTTsU which pro- 11 they briny back to us two boys dissolved in warm water. Mix this well M. I'coaaer. labor, vied with one ancther as to who could tegether and let the mixture stand for F. Shaver, labor, 9.<0 eat the most, ancj many serious fights 12 Wc«»t Brid V. 1'eumts. labor. TO. borne, trod. the plolnrtl pood. te’ear! days. Keep the wash thus pre­ have resulted from the Jealousy of the The maple trees, tbe pasture lol, M. Miillen. labor. polKIk" GRAND RAPIDS, 1 2-50 pared In a kettle or portable furnace, and I losers. L * . Tte Pelbeto hU>* •’*’ her”*- .. Goodyear Bros.. Tap.. 25.15 Brother cmine, have you forgot? _ •ten used put it on as hot as possible, Welsaert Bros., labor, »ltb painters’ or whitewash brushes.” Barr, On., Democrat printing, 4.W M. C. B, B. Co , freight. —• h. COOK. LocaljlMlWr. To Restore AYER ’S hair vigor Dressing qNESS CARDS. I. 3 GREAT ADVANCES MADE IN THE LAST FEW YEAttS. I f h & >■ T^.S II FINE H B C , . E M.' Michigan Central J |&|t?apfiiai£x a. AD1R0NM p. Wheeler’sZ^ ’^(urc Nerye HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, Epilepsy. P UNEXCELLED FOL—. P LOCAL NEWS. “LEADER” T E “LEADER” SEPARATORS. ADAMS & HART |0 1 I �. THE RACESVERY. GOOD ATTENDANCE AND EXCEPTIONALLY FINE AT­ TRACTIONS. Albatron' Orwi bp ed FaceA a half in li«Sk- The Hastings Driving Club can at least haw what satisfaction that comes from knowing that they have furnished a good profratu of sports for the amusement of the people. The weather has been fine. Ttbsday;Tbe Drat event Tuesday was the three miuute trot, with five entries aud three starters. This race was hotly contested anti wa* driven for all there was In It. The real contest was between Tom Ellis, owned and driven by Fred Parker, and Brunn, owned by H. D. Moore, of Alle­ gan. sTt*e race ffas finally won by Mr. ■ Parker, who did koine very fine driving in the last heat which has already won hliu tbe sobriquet of Budd Doble. Following is the result In heats: Tom Ellis, owned by Fred Parker. City. Brunn, owned by H. D. Moore, of Allegan. Moll Pitch‘r, owned by Es­ 3-3-1-3-3 ly; of Flint. Time 2:41; 2:4ltf; 2:41«; 2;87^z. There were nine starters iu tbe half mile run and the race was a very pretty one, though considerable difficulty was experienred in gutting a good start tor the heroes. Following were winners:— Aume West, owned by H. E. BedtitL.Of Hambier, Ohio Bell^.Pianuett, owned by C. H. Jackin. Cm&:amlne. 2-2 Winnie D.. owned by J. S. Gra­ 3-3 ham. of Marshall. Jolly Tar. owned by Logan. Grand Rapids. Time 52; 52 W Hoe. The event of the day, and in fact of tach day. is the pacing1 ot the noted stallion Albatross, under saddle, ridden by little Edna Harris, who Is only 12 years of age aud weighs less than 60 pounds. The Driving Chib offered a special purs? of 3200 if the horse could be ridden se as to beat 1:07 (or a half mile—a 2:14 gait. Al­ batross is a large, tieautiful. Intelligent animal, aud scemk to know just what is expected of him. The track was in nice condition Tuesday for such an effort as he was to make. The first start was nude with a running mate ridden by D. H. Harris, but on rounding tbe curve Alba­ tross broke and a new start was made. The second start was made and he started off at a vfonderfol gait and moved like clock work. Not a skip wrs made and the beautiful animal passed the first quarter post in 31 seconds flat, a 2:04 gait. The speed wa > slackened as the sharp curves at the east end of the grounds were made, to keep Albatross from breaking. Mr. Harris, ridfng the running mate used all the persuasion lliat oouid be obtained from a whip, on his runner intt hecouain’t keep up with the furiott*. gait ot the paecr who passed under the wire making tbe half in one minute, tivt- and one-quarter sec­ onds. a 3:10^ gall, though many caught the time tn 1:05 flat Liberal applause followed the performance, which really lowers the record for pacing, uqder the saddle. Ttie exhibitionqinrdie jumping of File­ maker Jr., who iyas also ridden by little Edna Harris, was very fine, the animal clearing a hurdle about six feet high. Wjcdnesday. There were eleven entries and nine starters tn “Trot dr pace” race yesterday, reiyiltlng as follows:— ‘ Clay France, owned by Harry VanAuk€n, Brighton. * ’ ‘ ipse Dixit. Frank Talbot. Graud Rapids. 2-2-3 Easter Wilke*, G. W. Webster, Eaton Rapid*. 4-9 Topsy S., T. E. Stiuchcomb, Sunfield. Valley Queen. G. F. Briggs, Ionia. Tt»e2:27; 2^2; 2:30^. A collision occurred iu tbe first heat be­ tween Valley Queen and Ester Wilkes, tbe sulkey hitched to tbe former being dumped iu a heap at the head of the stretch, but the horse was stopped. The driver of Easter Wilkes was thrown from the sulkey and the animal came plunging and kicking down the home stretch in front of the grand stand and finally was stopped. Tbe sulkey was badly smashed, but strange as it may seem neither of the horses or drivers were Injured. Great disappointment was expressed on ail aides because Pontiac Chief would not appear iu the Free for all. Last week he overstepped during a race at Flint, and cut himself badly, making him very lame for several days. Dr. Lowry did every­ thing possible to get him in shape, but dared not risk the chance of ruining the horse by putting him in the race. Fol­ -lowing is tbe result:— 7 Hendrix, A. A. Howell. AlleMagna Medium, Douglas Bros.. Vkkaburg. 8-2-2 Contractor, C. 8. Honey, Cen• tervtlle. 8-3-3 Timo 2:28: 2.36X '. 2:23J«. There were five starters in the mile run. one ef them being distanced in the first beat and one in the second. The winners ' were as follows:— . General Caldwell. A. H. Logan, Grand Rapid?. BeU PiannetL C. H. Jackson, Uonatatiue. Belle Lawrence. Snodgrass, Battle Creek 3-8-3 Time IfilKAlbatross had difficulty in getting startfid. owing to tbe very poor condition of the track, and broke badly. The last quarter of the half he made In 82X see. the last eighth of mile In 15 seconds—a two minute gait. The driving Club are to be congratulated on getting up such a fine program of •ports. Considering tbe dates and the A person would naturally surmise by reading the various notes of warning pub­ lished In different papers for tbe benefit of far 2 era against swindlers that the for­ mer were a ctosa of "suckers.*’ As a matter of fact not one fanner In a hun­ dred will bite at these fake games and he who does bite is one who never has use for a paper and would not. profit in tbe leaslby tbewarning. t/Up to date the following township censue have been reported:— Barry 1226, of which Delton has 1»7, Hickory Corners 129. In 1890 it 1321; Castleton 2561 against 9391 in *90; Nashville has 1156; Morgan 75; Thorn­ apple 44; Hastings 1114, against 1187 tn *90, Hope 1178 against 1214 in *99; Johns­ town 1081 against 1068 in *90; Rutland 1226 against 1221 in *90. Capt. A. D. N is kern and family reached this city Wednesday morning about 2 o’clock, on that “midnight combination” from Grand Rapids. Though at an un­ seemly hour the Uniform Rank manifest­ ed their loyalty to their old Capt. by meet­ ing him at the train In full dress uniform, and beaded by tbe Guitar and Mandolin orchestra, accompanied him ta the resi­ dence of Judge Clement Smith, where an informal reception was given him. Charlotte wi 11 long have reason to re­ member July 4th, 18^4, for yesterday her beautiful court house burned leaving nothing but the four walls standing. Workmen had been engaged in burning off tbe old paint on the roof by pouring on some chemical aud then applying a gaso­ line torch. The fire caught in the cornice, au alarm was turned in, but there was not enough pressure to throw tbe water to the roof. Flames spread rapidly and soon the roof tell in. The vaults in the building are intact and tbe records safe, otherwise the loss would have been far greater. The loss is estimated at from 839,000 to 340,000 with insurance at 810­ 000. During a recent fit of economy tbe supervisors of Eaton County reduced the insurance from 830.000 to 810^000. One curious thing is that on July 4tb, 1888 the building was dedicated. In the loss of their beautiful building we extend sympa­ thy to our slater city. But Eaton County Is too wide awake and too progressive in spirit to be long without such a building of her own, and will probably build bet­ ter, stronger and handsomer than ever, ! Hastings has one one merchant who thoroughly appreciates the valuff of the newspaper as an advertising medium, who । pays as much attention to his advertising as he does to almost any other branch of his business, and that merchant is Mr. R, K. Grant. In season and out of season, dull seasons and busy seasons, be tells the people what be has to offer and he always has just what be represents that he has. He thoroughly realizes, the fact tliat the benefits of au adv doesn’t necessarily come the very next week after its Insertion by any means, but that it’s influences and benefits are living and lasting and will appear sooner or later. For the past two or three years Mr. Grant has bad a good, large adv on our local page; he has had neat, attractively-written adv’s, and changed them often, and is thoroughly satisfied with the results and is a firm be­ liever in advertising, even at the present when everyone Is crying hard times. Mr. Grant is a shining example as compared । with the "old fogy” who sits down in this age of sharp competition and patiently waits for busluess to come to him, without even letting the people know that be is In business. The world’s greatest merchants to-day spend hundreds of thousands of dollars each for advertising, hiring men to take charge of their advertising depart­ ments. Though the field here Is limited, yet comparatively-there is the same oppor­ tunity for success and building up, as is enjoyed by the merchant princes. Enter­ prise and push, coupled* with honesty, economy and with due regard to the ad­ vertising department will certainly bring success, as is proven In Mr. Grant’s case. Advs will Attract people to your stores. Your goods and prices must do the rest, as it Isift claimed nor expected that adver­ tising alone wDl sell a yard of calico for 25 cents nor a pair of 83.00 shoes for 85.00. to 8 French steamship company for pass­ age to New York, this be obtained as compensation for acting as porter and scrubbing decks. Tbe doctor finished bis education in tbe University of MinnesotaDuring bls sojourn In Minnesota he on one occasslOD bad his bands and feet fro­ zen, wUh the ultimate loss of tpe latter by necrisar^ amputation. In 1890 he enter­ ed t^e Rush-medical College, graduating in 1893 with high honors. During nine months of his course there, he lived on one meal a day and that consisted of brok­ en crackers, bought at three pounds for 10 cents. Last January- the doctor took t! e medical platform and to raising money to equip himseif as a medical missionary and to return home, where he expects to suf'fer on account of the suspicions of the sultan of Turkey who will look upon his return home as au Instigation for revolt. His life is surely a career brlmm’ng over with encouragement for those (Hied with noble resolves while hindered by trying circumstances. Cbas McQueen, of Tbornapple, came to this city this morning with two large loads of wool. In 1865 he sold tbe same num­ ber of pounds as lie sold this morning and got 88900 for It. This morning lie receiv­ ed tbe princely sum of 8400.—Banner. We are glad to see tbe Banner make a note of this. It proves the point we have tried to make for several years. In 1805, the money circulation was 856 per capita. To-day It is one seventh of that sum, and the price paid for the wool Is just one seventh of what it was then. The lower money circulation per capita the lower the price ot any commodity, dependent upon lhe world’s market for the surplus of any country. Tbe tariff cuts no figure in this instance for it was under free trade con­ ditions in 1865, and the point attempted to be made by tbe Banner was that the price was regulated to-day by the prospec­ tive free trade In wooi. The conditions are tbe same as to tariff admitting the Bander to be correct. Give us another tune, Mr. Jejvsbarp.—Journal. We are indeed surprised that our. con­ temporary should make such a glaring misstatemeut| as the above and expect anyone to believe it. According to our contemporary's statement above the mon­ ey circulation to day is but One seventh of 856 or 88 iht capita. Estimating that there are 6K,qoo,000 people in the United States, J8 per capita, or 8544.000,000 would represent the total circulation of the country to-day. What are the facts? "\Wf will take it for granted that John G. Carlisle the present democratic Secretary of th4 United States Treasury knows fully as much about tbe circulation to-day as our contemporary. What do we find? In Secretary Carlisle’s statement show­ ing the amount of money in circulation April 1st, 1894, and under the head “Amount in Circulation April 1st. 1894,” the total amount of money in circulation is given as 31.690.714.808. And Secretary 'Carlisle says in this report that the circu­ lation per capita Is 824.85. estimating the population to be 68,032,000. Who is right? J. G. Carlisle or J. H. Dennis? If Secretary Carlisle is right then the Journ­ al comes within a little over 81,146.300. 000 of being correct which Is about as close to tbe facts as it usually gets. The per capita circulation to-day, how­ ever, is larger than ever before. In 1860 there were 81,000,000 people In the United States, and In 1870 88.000,­ 000. So that In 1865 there were probably about 35,000,000. The Journal says that In 1865 the per capita circulation was 856. What are tbe fads? In 1865 there were 3983,318,685.76 in circulation. This would be a per capita circulation of about 828— just one-balf of wbatthe Journal claims. lAt this 8983,318,685 mentioned above included 3236,094,790 of tbe one and two year notes of 1868 and the compound in­ terest notes. These one and two year notes should not properly be counted as circulation, because they bore interest If they were deducted from the circulation at that time it would leave a net circulation of-3747,223,895.76, or a per capita circula­ tion of less than 321.50. If the Journal’s theory Is correct that circulation governs the price of any com­ modity in the world’s market then wooi to-day ought to bring about 81.20 a pound instead of 8 or 10 cents. There is a wide difference between wbat the Journal thinks “ought to be” and and what really is, and figures are often given at random which havq no founda­ tion in fact, and the above is only an The Grand Rapids Herald of July 8. baa ample. quite a bit to say concerning Dr. Suleeba, MMrrtage License*. the Assyrian who lectured at the PresbyHenry G. Jewell, Assyria, t< rian church recently, and who excited Alta A. Moore, •• Solomon Lee. IAke Odessa. the interest and respect of all who beard Louisa Bourn, Middleville, him. lie was born in the northern McsJohn W. Benedick, Ku Hand. Kate Mae Rider. * opolana in 1862. and acquired bis early James H. Knickerbocker. Rutland. education in a missionary school. He Mary A. Atkins. •* learned the shoe makers trade there and James R. Baker. Kent Co. Lydia Franklin. Tbornapple,/ began earn his living at the age of ten. Fred Blow. Baltimore, At 12 be resumed his studies at Mardin, Eunice Crnnuey. Maple Grove. Walter HL Burd. Carlton. . and after a four yea rs course, started out Olive May Culler, Hastings, to teach, continuing bis studies until 18 Albert Chaffee, Hastings, Gborisla liagndorn. City when be finished tbe theological course. Edward Groat, Johnstown, The next three years be spent wandering Huidab Pickle, Barry. through Egypt, Turkey and Palestine, William c. Freeman. Maple Grove. Marietta Denary, Nashvl'le and there acted as interpeter to a medical “Jodfe" Adams, the startec, is a favor­ ite here. Drivers know that wbat be says always "gore,” and for that reason tire­ missionary for three years. Tbe doctor some jockeying is done away with. determined to come to America aud re­ ceive a higher education, despite the fact Tbe presence of Harris, of Mendon, is a that he had aa aged mother and a sister with seven children to support, which be afterwards did with credit to himself. His Journey towards America was un­ eventful until he reached the Euphrates river where be was detained ou account upon payment of 315 as a bribe. 8315. ' ' ' ' " ’ mey to Calfurna Wilkinson. 38a. Bribes Ole. lo Uerlta BIN, lA^blk ■. j »• SPIOKE THE “ New Arrival" to rb*t» uon. czltari to raretju ”r*”d 18W. io eteel l-‘ L D.-triHtobe odi!on*l ' l* ?2 delegatee to toe > be raikd hereafter, • and to transact su-b Giber business। us may come iwfore tbe convention. . and The various tnwuahiiH » — ward# ------ will be ..... jwii:— —’....................... _ eotiticJ to delegates »■ Tpltowa: Assyria...................... 5 Hone ........ ............ J Baltimore................... Carlton.................... H^timrt twpHiutlmn city J wd.. *M^pi^Grove". 5 Johnstown......... .. oreugeviUe.............. n PratrievIJa......... f tribulloa ataignmeut duly made and he dlM'hanrrd from said trust. £i. and ail hrterestod tn said ertaxa. are roqulrwl **» “L*.* wto court. ih«u to be balden at the Probate office.. In the city of Hastings, In said county, aud show bauae. if any there t*. why the tirayer of the petitioner mw n« be OTJS4*4’ U Is further ordered, that taldjx<irioorr gi vt notice to the petjous of the peadeney of said petition, and tbe bear Forward «iicas ioCtefi tu। lhe ?M°h45. “y nan «««• to b, B iKNKJi i«t one*. L-d e.v.'h t wo be rejneseninualbb*! Io *».»». loll aeiemtioD. } p Kgl<vo)I paper printed and circulated In said County of Cb'ilrraaa ol Oo. Com. Barry once In each week for ihn- weceerive wwk« previous to raid day <>i bearlmc. Djtcd Hastings. Joly Kb. 1^94 F Chaklw* W. abmstbonc*. (A true copy 1 Judge of Probate. QUEEN' VICTORIA GETS TIPS. Queen Vi ctorin gets more tips than any other functionary in Great Britain, and, what is more, she Insists on get­ ting them. Of course, they are not called tipa. They are called perquisites; but It is all the same. An ex-httache, writing in the New York Tribune, says that among the moat curious of them is her right to every whale or sturgeon captured on the coast of the United Kingdom and brought to land. Both of these perquisites date back to the days of the Norman kings, and it ap­ pears that in the case of the whale the monsters were divided between the sov­ ereign and his consort, the queen tak­ ing the head in order that her ward­ robe might be replenished with the whalebone needed for the stiflening of her royal garmentx Another of tho queen's baksheesh is a certain nundx?r of magnificent Cashmere shawls, which ore dispatched to her every year from the kingdom of Cashmere. They vary in value, as a rule, from three hundred to twelve hundred dollars apiece, and the queen is accustomed to proent one of them as a wedding present to every young girl of the aristocracy or in whose future she is in any way inter­ ested. Every tailor holding a patent of “Purveyor to Her Majesty,” if he conforms to ancient tradition and usage, should present her with a silver needle each year. Another class of royal purveyors is called upon to pre­ sent annually to her u tablecloth, while from other sources again she is entitled to an annual contribution of such ■Varied tips as white doves, white hares, currycombs, fire-tongs, scarlet hosiery, nightcaps, knives, lances arid crossbowa Morover, at the coronation, the lord of the manor of Addington must present to the sovereign a “dish of pot­ tage” composed of “almond milk, brawn of capons, sugar and spices, chickens parboiled and chopped.” A£ the same ceremony the lord ol the manor of Haydon is obliged by virtue of his tenure from the crown to present the monarch with a towel, the lord of the manor of Workshop giving the sov­ ereign a “right-handed glove." These are only a few of the various baksheesh to which Queen Victoria is entitled by tradition and usage. Cure* Sleep-Walking. An old colored “mammy," noted for her-originality in methods of nursing, declares that she cured a whole family otsleep-walking by placing a atrip of oileloth each side of ths l»ed—the feet touching the cold floor awakening the sleeper. Wet carpet on the floor is a not unknown remedy, and a bathtub of water where the wandering sleeper would descend into it on leaving the bed Is the rather heroic treatment sometimes resorted to. The old mam­ my's method deserves a trial, and would seem to be both effective and not too severe. Butter, o to ll. Corn per bu.. 45 Lard per lb., io. Potatoes per bu., 00 to 75. Rve per bu.. 45. Tallow per lb., 3)4. Oats per ou.. 38. Wheat, red per bu.. ro. Wheat, white per bu.00. C over Seed per bu.. 4.50 to 6.00. Timothy Seed per bu.. 2Jio Barley per bu. 80 to w. Pork dressed. 5.60. . Beans. 1.00 to i.«n. Chicken dressed. 8 and f>. Turkeys. dressed. 11. Bee-f dressed. 5.50 to 6.00. Beef live. 2% to 3, Mutton, dressed. 5. Wool. 7 to 16. 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POPE, Had •*< In Summer HftNG THIS UF IN Clothes The Dining Room These torrid Where uou can see It three _ KALAMAZOO. MICH. *T?38s*Agent !ri Biny, Alle­ gan and Ott awa Counties. Hickor}' Corners,. $lich. rimes a day, then qo to SOULE’S BflZflfiR where uou ean net Better see us Water Some time No. Test Chi 2 In July Globes 35c Broom 28c. Before 25c 20c. A No. Wound Stocks are foot Solid St ream Broken. Electric White, High Oil at 8c. 2 Lamp mney-Sc. No. Lamp Burner 10c. Lantern 7c. We’re on the lookout for the wants of all sized men make a spacial point on Sum­ mer Underwear for fat men. Fat men sixes are from 34 to 50—the very best suits $2.00. Yet $1.00 buys good ones. For all men— Summer Per­ cale soft and stiff bosom Neg­ lige Shirts—at prices to your liking. • w Bummer Coats in Black and Blue Serges, Alpaca, Mohairs and light stuffs. $1.00 to $5.00. Seer Sucker and Sateens—40 to 90 cents. Vests to match accordingly. White Duck and Fancy Percale Vests—$2.50 down to 75 cents. Case after case of of Straw Hats arrive—and leave us on the heads of buyers Better values than ours are Hardly possible—and your money back if anything’s misrepre­ sented. m Ma Harry County friend. P 10 Ouh of town folks served as though here. Write Remember that Wall Paper particulars—You’ll like our way. is Cheaper than ever E. 3. PIERCE, W. tl.QOObYMR LOOK FOR THE \amp ON EACH WRAPPER E -w The Modern Druoolst, IS HEADQUARTERS. BEST 5 CENT C[(iAR THEMAKKj/r ’ N CtotMtr FirmsDtr, Haiwr. RAFIbS. FUCH. Broom 1 Wire Hose per 10c. Gem Spray and Nozzel 50c. Hose Washers per ddz. 5c. A No 1 Hard Wood Clothes Pins per doz. 1c. 2 Packages Tooth-Picks 5c. 1 doz. Sheets Legal Cap Writing Paper 5c. 25 Good Envelopes 5c. •'* 1 Bottle Ranford.s Mucilage 5c. Celluloid Collar 15c or tvjd for 25c. Ginghams, Fast Colors 7c. 1 doz. Gents Summer .Socks 25c. Mosquito netting per Bolt 40c 1 Paper pine—14 rows—20 in a row—280 pins 1c. Tinware, Hardware, Woodenware, Glassware Granite­ ware (white) Underwear, Sewing Machines, Need­ les, Oils, and Repairs down to rock bottom prices, and every day in the week. . You will have an extra nickle to drop in the contribution box at church when every body is looking and you. will be happy. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-07-12.pdf 87e2e20fb8a352043d784b4c0e38affd PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ------------------------------------------ --------- Hastings Banner. ry Ltjuug. XXXIX.no. vo:. ' 11. —______r^_ —,---------------------- — HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 12. 1894. Hastings Banner SFK1AL SALE Largest Circulation of any paper m the County. WHOLE NO. 2039 SOCIAL PURITY. that the outcasts of Europe and the note the purity of any girl to alt beside inferior races of this continent are going, any other girl, while studying the word of in two generations, to possess the land, God, or listening to the gospel preached, and all by the. reason of the crime that and I believe I could lay the matter before HAHTIXGM. Mtcn. accepts marital relations, but rejects the a class of girls so they would feel no desire responsibilities, through devices that I re­ to cut the rope which alone bolds this one, to hope and respectability. Madam Pbemdext, Members of THB fuse to suggest or to namt—a crime that other strikes in the very heart of the church, as Wtdle 1 would strenuously hold to thia nOMKKs Club axd Guests. well as in the world, vicious and degrad­ position, I would as strenuously oppose igvtng j. I come before you for the consideration ed.” too early restitution of su-h girls to social The 4th of July celebration In Irving When Nehemiah set out to rebuild the intimacy. This is necessary for the preser­ was a grand success. There was no dis­ of the topic assigned me with reluclare? fallen walls of Jerusalem, his ancestral vation of the innocent, and for the Integri­ order on the grounds and everyone thought and I shrink from the task imposed. .1 am here from the force of two motives city, be ordered that eadh man should ty of the social fabric. But she should lhe day well spent. Owing to a misunderstanding In dates. —the first, a spirit of loyally to the organ­ build the wall over against his own house come back Into society in my mind just as Mr. Sulceba could not l>e with us last Sun­ ization which has placed me here; and tl e and In that way a large portion of the de­ soon as her associate in ain comes back, if day, but he will preach in the Cong’l second and higher motive; the hope that 1 fense was to be built. I drop this as a seed he is allowed to do so." When mothers and their daughters bold church next Sunday afternoon and deliver may be able to ho bring out for your con­ thought. sideration, a few thoughts, trite and com­ If you would protect your own homes, the men of their acquaintance to tiie same a lecture in the evening, July 15ih. W. 8. Brlghtral, of Grand Rapids, spent mon perhaps, but thoughts that may which is your first duty before God; warn laws of right and wrong that God gave a few days last week with his parents in find root, and grow and develop to a frui­ your sons and your daughters against these them, and demand purity for purity, then, tion of better things. The topic Is not a things-and do it hi time, forestall the sys­ and not till then will we be able to suc­ Irving. Mr. L. K. Powers has been visiting Mrs. popular one. but that should be of no tem of underground telegraphy which has cessfully refute the assertion that woman neiioht In the scale, over 'agalust that its station In the play-ground of the public Is the most unjust and cruel to her own French. sex, and the strongest influence for clean which Is right and profitable. school and up.ui the street. Roberteon had the , Walter ................. .... ' linn i nt misfortune to I if this club, at whose invitation we are “Innocence is a rope of sand.” “Princi­ liv« for men will have been put forth. lose one of of. hla beat hunws. huraea. ** And now let me entreat all. present to Haying Is finished and harvosUng is'| gathered here, Is to beau educator, a force ple a Damascus blade.” to def*nd Inno­ for good in the community, so called cence. purity and all the temples of lha set their faccu against the spread of evil well fe,. bwi»n TIW ~ h'ra "'*‘ ’«** reports, especially If you do not know “good form” must not lake precedence to heart. the payment of a debt which a body of I To my mind there Is no rex In virtue and them to be true. What crutdtj, w hat tor­ wopten like this, owes id any community 1 repudiate the justice of the assertion ture to an Innocent victim of slanderous Carltnu. in which they live. of the silver-tongued congressman from attacks, bow utterly helpless are they to Anua Schrlber spent the 4th at Kalama­ This club is out* of a system, or federa­ Kentucky, “that a lapse from virtue only save themselves from the lashings of zoo. tion of such clul»s in this country which Injures the man, but destroys the wo­ tongues once centered upon them. What Is Mrs. J. Keeler returned from New York stands in tbe front rank of charitable, man.” Alas that our social standards mu>:e slander? State last Tuesday. She has been there' philnuthraplcal. and social reform. “It la an asuuun at the midnight hoar. it possible that auch a statement should I'rged on by envy, th »t with t.wtstepa soft on a visit. Our work the past year has been largely liavc color! Do not say to your daughters— .Steals on the sluinlwr of sweet Inaoceuee. Mrs. John Shriber went to Grand Rap­ historical, but we have read history in and your sons “If you do certain things yon And with the datk drawn dagger of the ids Saturday to sec her brother. Will Ken­ vain, if we have not been able to learn will be talked about; you must be careful of mind. Drinks deep the crimson current ot the nedy, who h very ill. from it that nations and governments rise., your deportment that you may stand well heart, j Mrs. Stillwell, who lias been visiting flourish, and fall, in exact ratio to tbe In the community and In the church.” But It Is a worm that crawl* on beauty's cheek. say to them “Don’t do these things which friends here, relumed to Forest Grove moral quality of their people. It Is a coward tn a coat of mail Monday, accompanied by M.ias Zelia O’dell 'Ulis thought may make Hie Jlieme savor of laxity, because they are not right.” That wages war against the brave and the who will spend a few wr*eks with Mrs. under discussion a patriotic one. In which No higher reason can be given among And Hite the long, lean lizard that will mar S. every man and women, who loves his or men. The lions sleep. It wounds the noMest breast. Impress upon all hearts under your Influ­ Mr. Ixnvis. of Kalamazoo, a cousin of heficountry and Is concerned In the perpe­ I have seen u tread upon a lily fair. ence the necessity of pure thoughts. This tuity of her institution*, is interested. Mrs. John O’Conner. Sundayed in Carb On one of whom the world could say no । ton. Tjiis government is one formed of many; sounds common place but no one thing is harm; And although sunk beneath the mortal —. ------j Our house keepers are in n stew most of tbe community is one formed of many. In more important. wound. the time now, cherries and lierrles being » g.nernnwit like num. Hie tome, rather ,"Keep thy ln»|tliiatl<m with ill diligence, It broke Into the sacred «epulcher. it are the Issues of life.” Isays than the individual h the unit, and any ’for out' of................ And dragged its victim (tom. the hollowed ripe. grave. Wheat harvest has commenced and the influence which tends to break it down. the wisest man of history. Parents should gnufd their children disrupt, or destroy its nacredneiw and pu­ For public eyes to gaze upon, it hath wept, golden grain is laid low. That from the earth Its victim passed away. along the line of intimate companionship rity, Is most baleful In its effects, even to Patience strengthens the spirit. sweetens j Ere it had taken venxenee on its virtue*. mid these companionships, within season­ the temper, slides anger, extinguishes i the1 nation. , And on tnc sepulcher of her repose. . able times and reasonable limits. Bedewed with many a tributary tear. | Men and women who have written upon envy, subdues pride; It bridles the touguv^ Danced In tiie moonlight of n lummers sky School boy and girl friendships aVe al­ restrains the hand, and tramples upon this subject from knowledge gained by in­ With savage satisfaction.'* together delightful and pleasant; school vestigation aud exjperience, have declared temptations. It is well to keep n good And whether reports be false or true; is “sdcittl vice to be all Invading:” numerous boy.and girl love affairs are altogether to supply on hand. in Its forms ami touching every walk in be discouraged, as tending to a familiarity It iu the luterests of purity or righteous­ of thought, with some of the most strong ness to repeat evil ot auy one? Can good Ufa. Bowent 31 ill*. It look? every man and woman, every ami sacred emotions, at a time when judg­ come of It? if not let us refrain for our Fine weather nt present. ment and reason have not obtained to own sake; for our childrens sake, who sou and daughter, in the face and says Mr. Elmer King Is on the sick list. “Beware!’’ It enters the palaces of royalty an extent to give them the proper place In must run this same gauntlet; tor the sake Corn Is prospering nicely. life. of the accused who Is quite as likely to be People are busily engaged in haying and in Europt*, tbe dwellings of elegance and That “familiarity begets contempt,” is innocent as guilty. Shall we cast stones wealth iu America, and the homes of harvesting. true along all lines of social intercourse, at a brother or a sister, who is heir I imverty in both city and country. There was not as large a crowd nt ,zucn not um the »uv uu».v K of ... Peterborough i "Of the self same heritage; child of the self poes Bishop ’s between individuals and between families. Streeter's Landing as was expected on tome <tod. •rarmillon •that the sin ui of nugiauu England is uu» not ----Intimae, without familiarity, should be the afuriuaiioii wiai tocsio — July 4tb. Who bas but stumbled In the path, we have • •• 1-’nndard. , lntemiM*rnuce but Impurity. ” apply equally • sl *, In wcakneM trod.” Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bechtel, of thia i if all young women had ingrained in place, spent Sundhy al the laltez’s sisters, as well to the conditions of society in |j their“ character the knowledge which is so *Bulo"un thcao twin evils walk hand ! “”d ol> Mrs. Frank Damoulh. of Thornapple. Owing to lack of space last week we Mr. a mi Mrs. Guy Pierson of this Inlhand. With tVilti this thia true, true, and and to to understand understand that that happy happy marand "w'ilh with "the tpe ii hserve ‘?rVt’nml mat­ were unable to give the results of the place spent Snuday with Mr. Fred Gales, eyes of thia greater and hydr^heded mon-1 ruge comes only from profound respect. races Thursday afternoon which were as of Thornapple. ,!er. kUrin/ln all dln-ctlonv. Ito tread like I follows: " Miss Veva Ide. of Grand Rapids, who the tiger’s in softness; its fangs like his in j selves, when In the company of the man FREE FO U ALL PACE. . is visiting at John Kings, spent the latter deadly cruelty; with the darkness and the i whfat* name they, hope to bear, anil how Brighton Girl, owned by Harry part <»f last week with her aunt. Mm. ' seldom that unfortunate' excuse for a daylight alike suited to its purposes; Van A uken. of Brighton. Youngs. If Innocence and intellect are no shield but blighted life would be rendered, “It was Bonaventure, owned by A. G. rather a bait for it’s insatiable desire— under promise of marriage.” Butler. Bellevue. It sounds so commonplace too. to say, what can save our community, our homes, Time 2:2GM; 2:21 XHaying and harvesting Is the order of our sons and our daughters, and our neigh­ “Be careful what your boys and jour 2:40 TROT. the day. Some arc through baying while bor’d «>ns and daughters from this de­ । girls, jes. and your men and your women others have just begun. ■ read.” Auburn Chief, owned by J. J. Edward Gates has a new Champion stroyer? Away with the overdrawn French nov­ Littlejohn. Allegan., 2-3 Dis. 1 apprelierifl our strongest hope is in a binder. Maggie May, George Walter, knowledge of the conditions. If any ques­ els, hot-house pictures of life. The kind Com, oats and beans have revived up tion the enormity and strength of the so-’ which fill the story weeklies, and are re­ City. 4 Dis. ■ some since the hail, but the rye and some cial curst*, investigate. Not by talking it tailed at ten cents apiece over so many Tom Ellis. Fred Parker, 8-2-2 kinds of wheat are about half knocked in over with a neiglibor . who dis­ news counters; reeking with Impurity of I Cltv, Fedonla, Ans Nobles, City, the ground. plays talent for private Investigation, । suggestion: firing the Imagination; and; H. Chamberlin supports a new carri­ called sometimes by the vulgar name feeding and building up the very elements Time, 2:41; 2:42: 2:36)<. age. ONE MILE RUN. of . gossip, but read books written in the nature of the reader, which develop . Floy Withauer is attending the summer upon tiie subject by eminent physicians into all forms of social impurity. Annie West A young man or woman rises from an school at Nashville. and lawyers, then if you are confirmed In 2-2 Branco Hiram Payne has bought a four-year- the truth of the statement of the situa­ evening with one of them, as fully in the St. Patrick, owned by John old colt. . tion, see what you aud what 1 can do to power of the temptation to do evil, as Matheson, Lowell, 3-3 could be induced by any influence under H. V. Loomis Is cutting wheat for Rev. bring about a better order of things. Gen, Cadwell, owned by A. L. Gesler. At this point 1 wish to read the sun. H Logan, Grand Rapids, I would shudder at sight of a boy read­ Mrs. J. Radford, of Climax, who has three brief extracts taken from an I WILL SELL Time 1:49; 1:53. been visiting relatives and friends here address on social purity, delivered by the ing the Police Gazette or Its kind, as I NOTES. home Sunday. Rev. Dr. George Douglas before the Na­ would to see him handling a deadly ser­ Baby Carriages.. . .25 Per Cent. Off returned pent, or carring a glass of whiskey to his The track Record is now 2:21 W made by W. Shed has purchased a new buggie. tional Convention of Christian Endeavor Carpets............ ..10 “ “ lips. Brighton Giri. Tills is a very low record Mrs. O. D. Loomis returned home Sun­ at Montreal, about two years ago. - i Then what shall be our position toward Parlor Suits day after spending a week at her father’s. ..15 *“ “ “1 turn to the dark record of solitary the unfortunate ones who have been the for half mile track. Mr. L. Chamberlain. vice. Thh is the crime of innocence, the Fedooia, owned by Ans Nobles of this Mattresses...;.... .5 “ “ victims of their own, or another's sln«—be Mrs. J. McLean, of Allegan, visited crime that benumbs the conscience, that other a parent whose weakness they city, shows great speed. Bed Room Suits.. ..10 “ “ friends in this vicinity last week. and kills with Its unkindly blast the flow­ may have Inherited, as they did their hair Fred Parker has owned Tom Ellis but a Mrs. W. N. Payne spent a portion of ers of early piety. Chairs. The crime that .. 5 “ “ last week with her daughter, Mrs. Clara blanches the cheek, that shakes the nerve and eyes, or a parent who sinned against short time, but at the races won almost Draperiithem by mglect to watch and. warn, to enough to pay for him,. ..5 *' “ system into ruin, that clouds tbe intellect, Loomis. guard and guide? Book Cases .. 5 . “ that breaks down the Integrity of the will, Annie West won the one mile nm easi­ Parents “who failed to nip In the buds Bodford. that launches emasculated ruin into tend* nees which bloisom>*d in ruin, or the ly. Unless wi* are mistaken her time-of Carpet Remnants ..50 “ “ Mr. L. A. Stratton and sou Fred, who asylums of hopeless insanity, collapsing 1 :49 Is the fastest ever made over this 'Picture Framing. sin of a lover whose love was lust—• ..5 “ " tdere visiting In this place last week*, have Iu premature death.” what shall heonr attitude toward these? truck for a full mile. returned to their home In Kalamazoo. 1 “I turn to tin* consequences of associate Il was of Hester Prynne, Thursday afternoon Albatross gave the nv lot mi to main- •• -• ---- -said ---------. that .pill. , to matriAnd tiling else in proportion. Come early and get the The new house being erected by Mr. I vice. In early life it was mv From the halls n,’*'‘ hvrol»».« Of Jia wthome’s “Scarlet L*,*t- bt-st jwing exhibition he gave during the Perkins will be occupied by Mr. I. JI. At­ cqlale fn medical science. F“~ “*** ■ ' j j ter,” that thecuniUtion and theJorture of meeting, nuking the half mile io 1:05 flat, •w'-'t . lions. Youre truly, wood. which will be much more conveni­ I of the post-mortem anatomic analysh ,: her life seemed to have given her a sixth a 2:10 gait. Tbe exhibitions of Albatross *,vr sevim-d iq j ent for Mr. and Mrs. Atwood in their school have gone to the clinic wards of the hos- i ™ ! pitais. I have * vn the West India fevers 1 aP.... ,,#e’ 50 ,— ..... w,".*in she met upon the were worth the price of admission each work. i Highway men and women «nd maidms . ; Mi-<s Edna Neal, who has been home on i In,their delirium; I have seen the famine ,’ who hadted upon.her ua mi evil thing, bln* <*M* A good many ttl«*d, unsuccessfully ot a visit from New York, has gone to Battle j plague, when over almost every couch, iu ! could s< e into tlwlr liven and'’.see the sm Creek where she Intends to stop for a every ward, there fluttered the white-{! tbut each had hidden away from their fe|- cdurM*. to buy 5^0 bills from the fakirs ; winged Abgei of death, until! some ten I while. . • lows, different sins of ditfen-nt kinds. Jdt for S5.U0. They all fared Just the same as thousand < n’rred the temple of silence; all had them. The iu-*n who would have everybody els** <h»es who tries to get some­ Caatletdn. whence then* is no return. As u,j fltoiied the woman inkrn in adultery, atl thing fur niHiilng. । Mrs. Bellingham and son, of Baltimore, pastor I have gone tbror>gh three vhlta-1 ::! tlnns of cholera, have stood by one in tin? i d *»ut i>ud«i the Maxtor’s command, visited Mrs. D M. Efosmcr last week. “to throw ,,,row the t,u? first stone, he that is with­ James Wallette, of Grand Rapids, visit­ midnight hour. In the article of death, who I out ain. ” heard tiie voice of the pulpit,In the morn- i R. P. Kintrrain tx>L. C. Cooper. 44«. sec 17, ed relatives in this vicinity last w<>ek. Willi humility born of these tlieughth Awmf . .OF witness'd a home made ( U. FIWO. , m J „ Miss Nora Andrus treated her class in ing, and Iyhave a winding sheet that enjoidM ;1 .w”u,kl nmko and a drier­ W. R. Cr.wner to Lvura R. and C. B. Hamp­ u windingIusheet enfolded music to a picnic at Thornapple lake the desolate by household the tlmt gTavrT: but 1 | Io K<> "“d *l« <"• more a tea <if ton. |».;rwt » ■•«30. citv. t30. 29th. ) Martha Nichols to Hannibal Marble, parcel, the entire .. ...u «ni,.malv declare that ><,ur toward them, and I w.mld dtt. Gr *nts art J. >Ao. here and solemaly declare that ■ • —------ ------- ----r. , ' Miss Tygh, of Jackson, is the guest of stand John FilmingloCOas Jeuton. let 2. blk 2-4. I newr knew fear until 1 wUnn^t | "rake » wMe dIMluellon iwtween the nulof• her cousin MlAa Nora Cole. loos woman who parades her snamu and KaalrUl add. $<0. 8. N. Pike wCF Pike. 4<«a. see 8.Thornapple . couseq^euoes that fol­ sells her own soul for money, and thrgir* Mr. Hoover, lirhile returning home from the terrible - e Nashville a few nights ago, was stopped low the violation oC God’s own iaw who has “lovnf not wisely, but too well;” ■|00. J. FMarrtoN. B GoodDougii. Ma. sec 23, by some one taking his horse by the bits of purity. I have seen a young man who, Iwasagueat a few days ago in the Irvltv’ I'“1 A.W. Wilcox to Earl M. Wilcox, «M, Me St and a man stepping up to the buggy de­ listening to the voice of the siren, once home of a clergyman, in a city in the manded his money. Mr. Hoover had and only once, passed tbe boundary of northern part of the stair. The cfprgy- *w‘ WUcox to Earl W Wilcox, IMa, sec W, presence of mind to speak to bis horse acd eternal right. 1 have seen him struck | man’s wife had told me after Sunday ▲vj(la, St.co. ..OF _ , F. W 'Stratton to L. A. Stratton. pareel. Dak hitting the man over the head with the with fangs more lerribln than those of lhe j school oi» Sunday, the difficulty a cercobra de capello; I sa w him when every ■ tain teacher of a class of young ladies iu ton. 81100 butt of his whip made bis excape, B. Abbey, of Assyria Center, spent Fri­ bone was necroulsed and the very cranial the school was experiencing that daj. covering destroyed; I saw him mourning at day with his cousin Aivah Park. A girl who had been a member of the tec B. Woodland. t»». QUITCLAIM DKW1M. Mrs. Herbert Smith and .son Harry, of last when his flesh and body were con­ class, had gone wrong, and that Sunday 0. G. McClure heira to AUee L. Muntoa, par­ sumed. exclaiming, “Ifcw have I hated in­ .had been her first appearance In the elms Grand Rapids, are guests of Ed. Kinne. cel, sec 3o CMt’-etou, ft.00. Miss Flora Bnrgman. of Lansing is vis­ struction ana my heart despised reproof.” since. It seems she had twen expected David G. McClure, per Adm’r to Adele M. •*1 look at this great race, this civilizing I and several muchers of gins in the clasa, Bryau. parcel m*c 32,Bastings twp and other iting her sister Mrs. Len Straw. -­ Lettie Rorick, of Morenoe, was the factor of the continent. As surely as the' had said their daughters sbnuld not remain U(WrcFSilanDto Edwin 8. Harris, pared Indians are dying oat of tne west, tbe In the class if she was allowed to coair guest of Mrs. Q. C. Price Saturday. great New England race is dying out of back. After eveniiigServtoe the Superin­ “ui: SJmSn,to,E.°S. Harris, parcel sec M, the east. Look at the statistics—nnc bun- , tendent came in to consult with the pastor CaslM4a.31fl0i Broward. Mary A Hsvaum to Edwin 8. Harris, parcel. ■ecSl.Oavletoe.it no __ rood man, from Ihb pl.oe celebrated dred families In Five | Points record air ; as to tiie best oourse to puisneThese goods been slow sale on advertised, theAulorloM hundred children; ififlh one hundred Henry Harman to Edwin 8. Harris, parrot. i vaniiMfamilies ■ r^.rri In the cm**enmliuit »tacu followed, my forth at Gull lake. order t<i move them, we shall sell them., p J) and E The Womaas Foreign Mlaeloner, Mret- in Madison aad w»"«k ” ."l-tev. ..... .. -> — “ I U Warner. tb« Sixty children; olp Come and get your siie while we have ’ ’ let the girl c-me Im< u tn Friday acMsd. I Worcester, NastiaV. - F< mm ... widths, sues 2 to 6. We can save you money "Aynas' Dealer baa pnrehawd a new seven hundred and fifty children; oue l.’lba Pajne. “ hundred families in West Montreal, thn»q you will d’jjdj Frank Rra©tl«’ru*n-. Middlevine, Deering binder. . . hundred children: one hundred famiiiea done, and )'<•« Ed. Slornu U nuralng a sore limb « the i evv ti wttl c<Mda»lGuv Forward, Haatioc*. re,ult of a little loo patriotic .trie oo the : amid the prolet* ria of the east end. eight Clara Hart. Lowell. I hundred children. It is thus seen fourth. Published Thursdays by OOOK SKO8-. For the next 15 "'county new?',1 clays we will have a Special Sale on all our Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves. They are the Safest, Best and Most A Paper Read Retorr the Women* Club by Mn. Clement 8m I lb. Reliable Gasoline stove made.and are just the thing for warm weaiher. FOR NEXT 15 MTJ a Special Sale on all Leonard,. Cleanable Dry Air Refrigerators Thev ox the perfect­ ion of vars of Study and revered by 15 pat­ ent.- I'li have points of excellence ho . other Rcflrii; viators! possess. y I CALL AND SEE ME. I LMtilno Hardware dealer in Barm Go NOTICE IF Having bought the Furniture Stock of HIRAM ROGERS cheap, and being desir­ ous of giving the people the benefit I FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS, ’ tf QEO. E. ROWE. ALL ON ACCOUNT SLOW • SALES high priced goods. AH our $9.50 Fine Oxfords for ' 200 “ - $2.00 1.75 dSmSTta w-10? •• * The Little Red Front SHoe Store. • . . IP oligo & Bronson .x‘xr’.,‘,,'id',d �io all people who visit tbe national Knight* of Labor are moving tn th* nmtter of । TTQT5KT7L PUBLICATION• capital. Mumring the impeachment of Attorney GeneM UOJ»T U ta a vFollowing tbe dewcription of tbe cap­ SHOT B¥ TROOPS. Olney for Interference In the strike. j —- -----------ital is a list of members of tbe press Tbe railroad blockade Im complete in Call- . Wnvisad Edition Of the who are entitled to admission to the Thursday. July ■». ^94fornix except st » few point* tn the Month. The Latest Ro _ vlsQ . a ^3'^2-« Militia Firo Upon a Furious Mob nrt-fw gallerv. commencing with the Oongresslona1 Directory. Vast qusniitlee of fruit are rotting. v Ln Chicago. Alexandria Garette and ending with COOK BROS.. Propnetors. , A labor meeting at New Yota Sunday in­ dorsed the strike and condemned the action of | the Washington Post, giving the name the federal government tn sending troops to TdusM. Iota'—1’”" “■'•t*'-''1 to °“ of the correspondent after the name of the Booh. bX ChicacoKilled and Many "Wounded--Two Killed each paper. This list of newspapers ment-Iudl*p«u,ble u> r<U‘All members of the American Railway union . In Other Coatilcts—A Fatal Fight and newspaper men is of special value in Toledo. O.. one «if the principal railroad cen- | ora and Librarian*. ter* of the United Staten, have, been draerod to correspondents, as they can tell at a out by President Deb*. single glance which newspaper* art(Special Waahinxton Letter.] USED THEIR GUNS. Official* of tbe Brotherhood of Railway Train­ represented at the national capital, the A new edition of the Congreralonal Chicago; July 8.—The hrstreal battle men met at Galesburg. HL. and decided to rec­ ommend tar.t members employed on the Santa Directory has recently been Issued un­ names of the correspondents and the ef the strike occurred Saturday after­ Fe take no part la the strike. der the direction of the Joint committee street number of their offices and res­ noon. Bayonets, bullets and stones A nearer approach to the aehedules in the-; idences. Moreover, this list shows to Kuuto on printing of the house of were the wen pc ns used and the com­ runn^rt runmng uj wmu* •» v . ---nmuiua « ™ v _ -rj _ r f^ud States senate. This ambitious and pushing newspaper batants were members of the state than on any day since the Strike began and workers who are reaching out for ' is the third edition for the Fifty-third militia and a body of 2,000 strikers. general manager a were well pleased. more business to whom to write when Business men ot Minneapolis indoreed the% As a result two of the latter are daad, oourae of President Cleveland nod Senator ‘ congress and contains a great deal of offering their services. B to repnga score or more wouuded, and five of Davis toward the strike, while resolutions ot valuable as well as Intcrewtlng • ; mation. , . . the soldiers are suffering from con­ censure were adopted In the populist canventhe book, ad­ •.*| Upon the fly leaf tusions received by stones thrown by Hco "* joining the frontispiece, is a list of ex­ i Orders placing the Union Pacific. Northern the rioters. and Central Pacific roods under mili­ ecutive mansion rules, signed by Henry During the afternoon a detail of Pacific tary control and Instructing commanding offi­ ■ Mr. C. E. Btthall, W, Union, Minn. i thirty-eight members of Company C, cers to use force to prevent interference with L. Thurber, private secretary to the I president. These rule* arc a* follows: 1 Illinois national guard, under com- train* were issued by President Cleveland. ■ The cabioet will meet TueMdayM and Fri­ Gov. Stone has issued a proclamation calling 1 raand of Capt. Kelly, were detailed to upon the cit liens uf Missouri to uphold tbe days at eleven o clock. the men employed on a wreck By try or live oak, caused inflammation, enip protect I” ••Mon luy will be reserved by the president law. He warns all against interference with Ing train to clear the debris from either passenger or freight traffic, end says for the transection of public bus ice** requir­ Rons and Intense Itching and burning eu my in the tracks of the Grand Xrunk railroads must be allowed to run their trains ing hi« uninterrupted attention. •■The president will receive mnalor*anu rep­ road. At Forty-ninth and Loon- free .. froip taijrf«r?fl<* U W f*? ?nd “,®n w He warns is streets the *'unob became do 6o It. lu Jis wV_n*_ all person * that he wlU en- .; resertativei In 5onrrc*s from ten to twelve I cnether except cabinet days. parilla so abusive and demonstrative that an < force the law regardless of consequences• PcrsonR n«it senators and rcprcKCn ativcM. The’order of United Staten Marshal Israel to legs. I lure ukeu HHteAC? attempt was made to drive it away at bis deputies in Colorado to arrest without havlr.tr buMinens with the president. wUl be re­ Hood’s Sarsaparilla and < U1 the point of the bayonet The charge warrants strikers, especially leaders, for ceived from twelve to one o'clock cvenr day. do not have any poison was met by pistol shots and a show­ merely counseling men not to work on railroads except M«n0aJn» and cabinet days­ symptoms. I have ‘ Th'.* e who have no business, but who desire er of stones from the ranks of in the hands of receivers has caused great ex­ gained 13 pounds since taking Hood's. 0 citement among the labor organlxatioas. Tbe to pay their respects, will be received by the •the rioters. Finding that bayonet Btrlkera declare that no deputies shall take presldont In the E»*t room nt one o'clock p. B. Bohkll. West Union, Minnesota. thrusts had no effect in awing the them without u warrant unless they kill them. m. on Mondays, Wednesday* and Saturdays." Hood's Pills cure all Uver Ills, biliousness angry strikers, Capt Kelly ordered a ' ! The first page contains an autobiogOALVBILA M. OROW, XI. C. A HEAP OF RUINS. heads of the enemy. , volly fired over -the ---------------------------- j. ,' ' raphy of Vice President and President GOOD ADVICE. | Thi* was met by a return fire of stones M*oy World'* Fair BuUdinr* Are Reduced of Adlai E. Stevenson. Ac­ nant to the customs of the galleries far . and several members of the militia ‘ to A*hes. I to this brief condensation of correspondents to make apjilication* i fell from blows thus received. 1I Chicago hicago, July Jaly O0.—A year ago «go the the the hjst4>rv of a lifetime. Vice Presi- for work to newspapers already repre­ Evet y .patriotic. J’ber. slipuld bis shot to Kill. *I Court of Honor ---- -*of **•the “ *-«• —aAiZL. sented ifl Washington, aa shown by the fair•-tvut*« ‘-White stevehson was .b<irti .in am Christian pc-r>.>nal effort and iniluccwk‘o increase f Retreating a few paces, Capt. Kelly City" stood in unrivaled splendor upon i,,unty. Kv., October S3, 1410, and ia in list. The rules of the senate and house re­ i formed his men in lij>e of battle and the shore of Imke Michigan, and thouhfty-ninLii year of his uge. He re­ the circulation of his home, paper which gave the word to fire into the ranks of reads reveled' in ita beauty. Thursday move<i „■ i,h his father's family to quire that every person desiring ailteaches the American politjy of Tratecthe foe. Without hesitation the sol­ night it passed away in fiery splendor, , Illo<)nlingiun. HL. in IS-IS; was edu­ mission to the press galleries shall ..--------.1-- a ... Ti.;. a( U u nltooiM Wesleyan univer­ make application to the speaker of tbe mourned it* r.w fall. This diers obeyed the command, and thirty­ and thousands in every way possible. After the bbnie eight bullets sped on their mission of morning nothing but smoking ruins sity, and commenced the practice of howte of representatives, in writing, pn’-er is taken care of, why not fci:b. death. The altn of the militiamen had mark where on Thursday the Adminis- ttW 1U ,, ,««. ___________ law in llwriuur December, 1838. He was a ram- and shall state for what p3j»r or tbe F(,rtv.fourtb and Fort v-.lxth papers he is employed: and ahull fur­ scribe for the AmkriCan EconoMi»i, i been true, and when the smoke trail..!! building, Machinery ball, the j cleared away two dead men lay upon Agricultural building uud the ManucongreMCS; wttb flrat aseistant p«»t- ther state that he is not engaged in pu’.h-hvd by the American IVotctjrive । the ground, while twenty others lactureebuildlngetoodoutlinedagain.l ,Msl<.r gencnli during the llrsl Cleve- the prosecution of claims pending be­ T.;:'ITLeague? One of its c rrvspon wounded were being carried away by the sky. i 1 iland __ i_administration; «-« was elected vice fore congress or the deportments, and dcht^says: “N6 true American ran thuir co-rfoters. • I The fire broke out shortly after 6 president of the United States Xovein- will not Income engaged while al­ Thomas Jackson, one of the men c'olpck and though speculation is rife get ;>lang without it. I consider it tar lowed admission to th? gnllery; anl 1 wounded in the riot, died in the hotastovits origin nothing is definitely great - t and truest political tc.tch^r in that he is not in any reuse the agent or j pita! on Sunday. . ■ known, bdt it is supposed to have been repreNcntative of persons or corpora­ L'.e .ud States." 4 i The effect of the volley was to drive incendiary. It was first discovered in tions having legii lation before con­ S.. fostal card* request for krpe I a big portion of the mob from the field, the southwest corner of the Terminal gress. and will not become cither while euu.; ’.^copy. Address Wilbur 1 .White- I running like frightened sheep to seek station, whence it spread rapidly. It retaining his place in the gallery. Many, however, seemed as though everything con­ G .•neral Secretary, 1J5 Wfht.^d j places of safety. A standing committee of five corre­ j stood their ground firmly, and with spired to 'help along the work of de­ St.. New York. spondents, elected annually by a mass [ loud curses on their lips prepared to struction. The buildings were like meeting of correspondents, performs renew the battle. However, the fight­ tinder, there was a scarcity of water, PARKEfi'S the duty of supervising all applica­ ing which followed was brief, and the and confution reigned supreme. HAIR BALSAM tions, and prevents occupation of the ' crowd was soon dispersed by troops As dark Bess crept on the scene grew gallery by any other than bonn fide and police without further casualties. wilder and more beautiful. Tbe fire telegraphic correspondent of repu­ Another Fatal Conflict. ; had swept to the Electrical building, table standing in their business, who to the Mines and Mining, to the Manu ­ ________ __ During uunuK the uiccai.j early part pauiu of the evening . veiling represent daily newspapers. a conflict ensued between members of factures building, and then going back Clerks in executive deportments and eTitvSSuhTwvritcSjh, company D., Fifteenth United States upon ita tracks had taken the Agricul­ persons engaged in other occupations, ! infantry, and a bpdy ot strikers who tural building and Machinery hall. whose chief attention is not given to ta or uiscox a co., N. Y. I were engaged in overturning and As walls went crashing down shouts .VICK PnEMDKXT f«TKVKNJ»OX. newspaper correspondence, are not en­ . 1 ” ’ " '' i burning ears in the Pamllandle yards. rose from the people. rp | I* moxrjr. alxo other vnlutitled to admission to the galleries. The buildings saved are jtre the HortiIL II If || 1 i»bl.‘ premium* t«> k>x><1 gtw** The soldiers fired on the mob and one i . cultural building, the Woman’s build­ ber 8, 1892; and was inducted into office This rule is made decesaary by reason 11 II II I «>• BASE H-iLl. EnthuM- man was killed. Cj/1 \J\J\J aMtMtbU is yonr opportunity. of the fact that there are hundreds of ' ing, the Art Palace, and the United March 4. 1893. See offer couktky nt. £’r;ce •J.-c. Commencing with the state of Ala- literary men in the executive depart­ All Newsdealers; cr M East mth St. New York Mob rule at Hammond wa* broken States Government building. bonuh-and ending with the state of ments of the government who would Sunday only after a bloody battle. At , CUTS OFF THE CASH. Wyoming, aud the territory of Utah, in interfere with the wage earners in the dawn thousands of rioters obeyed the ' alphabetical order of the states, the legitimate news-gathering business, j hoarse-voiced commands of a brawny Treasury Offlclnls Forced to fctop All Shipment* of Money. Congressional Directory gives autobi­ if they were not excluded from the fanatic. The track from yard to yard ographical sketehc* of all of the sena­ press gallery by the rules of the house W asiiinotox , July 9. — Treasury and crossing to crossing was strewn PrcaseS, Screw a:;d II ..dm illc* ■with overturned freight cars, bat­ officials hive'been compelled to stop tors and representatives in congress. of representatives, the senate and. the There are only two ex-speakers of the standing committee of newspaper corall shipments of cash to pointe west of Graters* Elevulors, Evaporators. tered and burned coaches, twisted rails and broken switches. Non- , the Ohio riper in consequence of tlje house of representatives now in con­ reapondents. DlustrnU'd Cata ogue Free. Under their contracts gress. namely Galuslm A. Grow, of Members of the families of corre­ union trainmen were assaulted strikes. C. C. Hampton u. Con, Detroit, Mich and beateh. Telegraph operators with the government the express Pennsylvania, and Thomas B. Reed, of spondents are not entitled to admission companies are not liable for losses in­ Maine. were driven from their posts and their to the galleries, nor can they secure ad­ According to thia autobiographical mission for their friends at any time. £2SfSAj«irts.$7J instruments burned out and railway curred in consequence of riots or other offices were broken into and looted. unlawful acts of that character. publication, Mr. Grow was born Au­ The press galleries are not aristocratic, And acting under a privilege granted gust 31, 1823. and is therefore in the but they are exceedingly exclusive, The wires of the city electric light sys­ tem were cut that the mob might do them in their contracts the several ex- seventy-first year of his age. He was solely as a matter of business, for the first elected to * congress in 1850.. nress companies have notified the of ­ iu deeds in darkness. Policemen, I deputy sheriffs and United Statea mar- j ficials that thee- will not accept cash for He served for three terms a* a free soil democrat, and then was elected as a shipment to points west of Ohio, Ken ­ shals were absolutely powerless. Their, resistance was treated with jeers of ( tucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Loqi- member of the new-born republican ^erlsion. The rioters were a hundred siana. Thia situation is unfortunate, party, and served for three terms as a When he first entered particularly at this time, as pensions republican. to their one. /Th/, j / Everyahcr;. Competen. are now being paid In Chicago and congress in 1851 he was the youngest money it needed there for that purpose. member of that congress. Ten years At 11 a. m. Company D, Fifteenth oate for such positions at the Grand Rapids Bu»later he was elected speaker of the Forty Mills to Start. regiment United States infantry, from iaeM Collate, Shorthand, and Normal School. house as a republican, on July 4, 1861. For CaUlocue, address A. H. Parish, Propr. Fort Sheridan, under command of Pittsburgh, Pa., July 9.—The tin­ The autobiographical sketch of Capt. Bartz, arrived. Their numbers plate scale was signed Saturday at a NOTICE OF HEARING CLtIMS. were so small that the mob yelled ita conference of manufacturers and Thomas B. Reed, of Maine, shows that State o( Mich Iran, Coaaty of Harry.—89 • he was born at Portland. October 18, Notice is berobr rtvsn. that by an order ot defiance. Until 4 o’clock an armed workmen. This, with the settlement tbe Probate <’o irt for (he County of K*’ry. peace was sustained; then the mob of the sheet scale, affects 16,000 men 1839, and is, therefore, in the fifty-fifth made ou the Sth day of June. A. D. 18M. grew desperate again and began ita and forty mills in the country. A gen­ year of his age. He was first elected Sts mouths from that date were allowed for creditor* tn prwmnt thVr Halm* aratast ihe e» work of* overturning ' * cars. The regu- eral resumption will take place thia to the Forty-fifth congress and has been tUeof Dmle’ D. Morehou'*". Ute nf anld Cosuty, lars opened fire with deadly efreelected every two years sinca that dsoBMed. and that all creditors of said deceas­ time. He was elected speaker of the ed are required to present their claims to .wld feet One man was killed and Murdarofl Hla Two Children. house of representatives for the FiftyProUateCusirt.at tbe Probate Office. In the Butlkr, 8. D., July 6.—K. B. Qvaum, Chy of Hastings, for examination and allow­ four wounded The riotera wavered soon rallied and were pro- a Norwegian farmer, became so worried first congress. The autobiography of ance. on or before the nth day o! December next, KEXATUH WOLCOTT, COLORADO, and that such claims will be heard before sold seeding to wreck veugeance on the over crop prospects that he cut the Mr. Reed is contained in ten lines of Court on Saturrtav. tte wh dar o: Beptraiber and the.Congressional Directory. protection of the men who earn their on Saturday, the 8th day of December next, at t0 soldiers, notwithstanding more volleys throat of his two children, aged 6 and Following the autobiographies of the bread and butter as chroniclers of the O’clock In the forenoon of each of those days. were fired into their midst. They sur­ 8 years, threw them into a well, cut Dated. J'lue Sth. A. D. 1491. rounded the troop* and would proba­ his own throat and jumped in after members of the senate and house, com­ daily news in both houses of congress. 0H.K-. W. Armstrong. Judge ot Probate. mencing on page 125, the standing com­ bly have annihilated the little band them. Every newspaper in the United States , mittees of the senate are given in al­ ought to have a copy of the Con­ NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIM*. had it not been for the arrival of rein­ phabetical order. Following this li*t gressional Directory. Senators and forcement* from Chicago. The ap ­ State of Mkhlaan, County of Bmy-M. P aris. July 7. — Twelve thousand of committee assignments Is an alpha­ NoOoels hereby given, that bv »n order Of th - pearance of fresh troops caused the Probate Oourrtor theCouDty oi Barrs', nisth* o । mob to retire to a safe spot, and soon square meters of workshops; connected betical list of members ot the senate representatives are each entitled tea therrtb'day of Jure. a. I), ihk. mx tsoi.ll> with Charpentier's awning factory at commencing with Senator Aldrich, of limited number of these handy and from that date wt-re allowed fur ereditatw U. thereafter it was dispersed. Saint-Ouen-sur-Saine, Frafice, have Rhode Island, and ending with Senator valuable little books, but they do not ument their ciatuts the estate oi To Crash the Mob. VuJctUUe O. Buck. Inti of mW been destroyed by fire. The damage Wolcott, of Colorado. After the name receive a sufficient number to supply dOouoty. d eceased, sod Uiat hU creditors at all of the editors in their districts or Washixotos, July 9.—At 12:30 o’clock amounts to>several million franca -eart deceased are required «o pre of each senator is given a List of the in their states. If the newspaper men, Saturday morning Attorney .General Ml th>J.r claims to said Probate committees to which he is assigned. -Court, at rhe Probate office, in tbe City oi Olney left the conference at the white however, were to urgently request cop­ Wasbisuton. HL. July 0.—Thomas Barii>«s. !<-.r ex.nnlri.Uiua sod sllosriutce. on or Foilowing these lists of senate com­ tMtfni* ttte?nh<lav of De»mber nest, and that house and a few minutes later Secre­ Stout and Mrs. Elizabeth Egg man mittees, and senators with the names ies of the Congressional Directory ev­ such claims will Im heard l»-fore said Court, oo tary Gresham and Postmatter General ery year, the congress would sooh be were married here Saturday. Their of their committees, there are published Thursday, tbe 37th dav of September, and on Tbumisy, the rtb day of December, next, st ten Bissell departed. At 12:45 Secretary combined ages are 162 years, the groom similar lists of the committees and of induced to make a liberal appropria­ tion for the printing of a few thousand Lamont gave out a statement to being 8S and the bride 80. Each had the. membership of the house of repre­ Dateft June. X7th. A. D. ISM. additional copies, so that every editor the effect that a general con­ been married twice before. sentatives. Thus, without difficul­ might have one upon his desk, not only centration of troops at Fort ty, any citizen who is interested may for his own convenience, but for the Sheridan had been ordered. “Thia,’’ 1’KOBATK OKDEE. Chicago, July 9.—A restoration of turn to this book and ascertain the ex­ information of the general public in be said, “is for the purpose of protect­ Hlcrisso. County of Barry—ss. Smith D. Fry. b *e«lou of Uie Probate Court for tbe ing government property at Chicago wages to the old scale on all roads on act memlwrahip of any particular com­ each community. r of Barry. bolatD si tbe Probate Ofltoe. and enforcing the orders of the fed­ which ita members are employed will mittee of the wnate or of the house; or etty of Hastings, tn told county, oc can turn to the name of any individual the .Wd tay of July, tn tbe eral courts.” The troops ordered to be demanded by the American Railway Chicago consist of three batteries of union before it agrees to final settle­ senator or representative and find to A young man who recently tried his what committee he is assigned fordutv ment of the strike. Ohsrles W. Armstrong. Judge of artillery at Fort Riley, Kan., under nerve taking pictures with a kodak is This bit of information U command of Maj. Randolph, and four already beginning to mourn that he important to gentlemen having buainess before either house or both hou»<‘» ever attempted to enter the amateur flUn< the pecWon dulv sW led four troops of cavalry from Omaha, photograph field and that his attempt rers. executor of said estate and the Ninth regiment of Infantry has met with sneh good anooMa, for he of the employe, al the from Sackett's Harbor, N. Y. ^n^that every mail brings him defrauded two Milwaukee banka of “d«’T^nt-.t-enMof the » letter from a distent Hastings Banner Blood Poison Mood ’s Somo1 1 %%-aau-a I I Racnrx. R. C .»X Wia, July 0.—Gustavus young couple of this city, ended their INDIANS ON THE TRAIL “O O"”’ Bed.kta Tr„... h" While Indians are betlertn.il,..,. whitea it does not follow that aiM ‘ dlan. araequaUy expert.The In this respect are the IHawar,<c2 manches and Apaehea The l.,,t .2,1* I ’T/rr- “yS ‘ wrltlr i» lhe's. Louis Globe-Democrat, an who was io the employ of the JpS ment during the Crook the southwest. During that a report came-iu that a band of India ru der, had made it, ear down th. ‘ ralley, almost nnder the very no^,o. the troops, and had robbtff »n.J ranches, killing tbe settler- In order to snccessfully more again.! the |n. Alans In that country it wu-. n. e,.,.^, to march at night, on account the warning sent ahead by the signal jre5 A troop of cavalry and a compnnv of infantry were sent out after theinidera as soon as night cam. AH that day the, Indian scouts had Ken'seat* tered over the .valley scarcAiER h for trail.. and whefi the. c ■ ■ . ready to Ftart tbe scow ’ v vre ready iq. fallow a trail that v.a- 1 ’ • a d to be the one that led to the -; M -naorvfl, lage bf the Indiana The trail• wavcarp­ fully followed over the st. i’'•' rnnmd and through the un u r rusii. tb^ scouts actually feeling their way <i>; their hinds. They seemed ».» experi­ ence no difficulty in twis.g tin* trail with their fingers in Gur^itr. .let U(j. drnly there was n Jhalt. V’o.-'. sent back that another trail crossed the original, and it wa taf. - r track. A light was procured. and it wa, dis­ covered that thecro trail wa, that of a bear, which had passed ai. i ;ik'»<.r the Indians. The original trail was taken up again and fuBoWvd steadily through the night, and the ranched# found and captured early in the indming. ' , The most remarkable bit of individ­ ual trailing that ever <-atnc to my knowledge was the Crip child in the, Gunnison vr.’l The littie girl, four years old. wt •.•r-:«in«ray from a cabin on-Tumicbi .•reck, and was hot missc 1 for jprs. Him- ’ dreds of men in th. ;lk-r tnr:ie<l but * and searched ail v day without finding a single sign uf thr girl. Al hrt it was proposed to send for som I te trailers at a camp about tr.--»rty miles ’ away. The Indians did not on the ground until twentv-foer h<>rr< after the child was niitp.inr. a:.’ the whole country had'been • ■■ •• -.-hed over that all hope of a trail wa, ecw ingly gone. Three Indians went, to work, stimulated by the promise df a big reward, and before, dark they found the child, unhurt, biit .almost dead from fright and exposure They did their work in a most »ysu-m|tic manner, and covered tbe ground so thoroughly that they ’-M»n found the direction taken, and then began an Ideal bit of trailing. Fodtby f'X'tthey went over the ground, noting a broken twig here, a turned stone there, or a small impression iu the damp earth. Sometimes> they would go (er a mile without finding a single th<:'g to indi­ cate that they were on the right trail, and then they would find a perfect im­ pression of a little bare foot in a mud spot The child was found eight miles from ita home, and hid sojcIosc when the Indians approached her that they were almost at fanlt when they were at the end of the trail, and were com­ pelled to double back several times be­ fore they espied her crouched down un­ der a fallen tree. The Indian is taught frohi earliest childhood to examine and note every mark upon the ground. Hr is given Instructions regarding the placing of his feet while on the march., and under all circumstances, whether in peace or war, he hides his trait It becomes® second nature to him. and the watch­ ing of the trail-that he crosses is as in­ stinctive as hiding hi* own. The In­ dian on a raid pays little attention to his front. He knows that his weakness is in his trail, and he always carefully guards the rear of the march. His knowledge of his own ability to find the trail of an encmv makes him afraid of the discovery of that left by himself. JAPANESE SUPERSTITION. The death, funeral and c»eninti<»n of the chiefest priest of the larp'-t aU“ most powerful Buddhist se< t in Japan was recently recorded. The funeral were attended by many tens of '-’lou sands of people from all over Japan. The person of this priest i- ■ '■’*v sacred, and anything that ha-- • •me in contact with it so very precipemerit and powerful in its efa-. save, that every drop of the water that was used In washing the 1 fd v after ” *T death was eagerly sought f«ar nfl<V gratefully received by the pnests aud laymen alike. Little bamboo joints were i vials in which to receive and carry away the precious fluid. This w»tt} will be used as drops of • saving elixir when the body of some believer »• washed for its burial-as a few drape of the attar of roses might be use<l ‘ a bath—and the one receiving tn» washing will be Insured a safe happy entrance into the Buddhist adise. _______________ Australians Kmlrr»tinc . An.trali» U greatly perturl.vdorer the emigration movement in 1 aragi . • The government of Paraguay ba* , nearly Are hundred thousand acre good -land tor netUement to Austroha ooloaUta, or others ot aultablr s ing in and character who join them, and there ia an X ten thnrt—nA persons raayaettk’ on land,. All who go from oldI to ne Australia are teetotalers and hares eomdderable amount • Iran of a few thousand men of tna >top to a serious matter. Australia has, therefore, 1M« arUlement aet. nnder ahiob the* who want to cultivate enftirate land are r. ry , t to lai ' hsuaa'i’j dealt with. Then conics the dealt with. The . ZT?the Australian land JbmZZ* that in Paraguay. andl tbera are diwuli anUSc* �yiCHlOAN STATE u.! The Fopullm Ticket.-»oi m> n« €utnp*r«<l to ~ ham. ennvention at Lansing the popu- ( ‘The Zunl Indians are the original «nated the follow ng ticket* ' wing said Mr. □g and and buck buck dancers,” — ».» >- *“ - ------- -Bom* Whn nMv* Sureevdod la Kplt* of ' ————— ■ Declared for Chicago Tb*'r Gr*Bt Mbrfortmm. 'The Brown Bear of Alaska Is by the President. There are many persons who. through Courageous Fighter. * _____ _ — —: UMBU, WV H1B one misfortune or another, lose their I Fort Worth Gazette. ‘‘I’ve seen the arms. It is a terrible los<. but I have j improvement i.i ha’tir.g pow1: ■ ' f tb Kibha PaoRborn..of Grand genuine plantation negroes in Louis­ ■.«r■ y^ur’er. Edward Brown, of CUuoften admired the pluck and ingenuity A-emblUg 1„ Crowds - Prn ”rauS*’ <»»rs i ; the new Hors ord’s. rr,‘'"t , f’tv‘n‘1- Bot’ar' McDougall, of iana and MisalMippi. and the minstrel j of some persons, who would not let tor a DocUlTe Mots Against t. i i-n-'y rte’Tal JumenE. McBride. article, but they arc simply not in it Superior to all old-fmhioned this misfortune overcome them. I > from the Kloters. H-- • ./ , Jer of slate land office. with the Zunis. knew a young fellow, seventeen years ‘v of ’•Vayue; superintendent riowdere. Enormous sales. “I went out to Tuseon, A. T., several A-’ H-titin M Grave*, of Emof age, who. at a celebration of some T waiwkii bt tuk nHKmorr. of •" . . 4uite board of education. years ago, one spring, and wo visited a a writing to lv th< tuv Wabiubotom. July 9.—The following political victory, was aiding another A npOT«aumu sportsman writing ' ,>ie. of Isabella; United pueblo near where there are many Znni dispatch was sent from the war depart­ young man *> load a cannon, when the Fmndsco Chronicle advi es other* v.-ho ‘ r-. E. 1‘- Belden, of Jackson, amt Indians. ; ' . n Ilf k-d-nnaioo. ment to Gen. Miles at Chicago Sunday gun went off before they were ready, , may complain that tbe California grlz- ] ‘‘A fellow with us asked if we had evening: and while they were ramming homo ' • -..nn ndopted is the Omaha zly is growing scarce and losing his ‘with per diem pen- ever seen 'em dance. Wb said, wo “In vlew.of the provlalunuof the utututex and the charge, says tbe New York Adver- nerve that there is a L eman worthy hadn ’ t, and he said we ’ d missed a treat, , for the purpoxe of giving ample warning to all ther, it blew both arms off both young, i'. , luxation of railroads_for out his lead in the brown b-ar of Alaska. ‘ afterward meu. died, but J purposes, the municipal for they took the cake for fancy ' foot Innocent and weU^Hapomd pvri.ons. the preal- men. One of them axurrwara dent has deemed it best te Imuc the following *k>b, as wc called him. survived and lie thus describes the brute and Id movements. . CUrtF 1STKCKCKT. ,, ,..f heat, light and potyerr proclamation te-ni<hL This does not change got well. For years he has successfully habitat: The northern side of the UQ W nUta uau.-KKIKC. ' “ lie spoke to the old alcalde of the . ' .-adulated tax on lands held youI authority *n.i dutlca, nor managed a good business, as the keep- Kenai peninsula, bordering the shores 1 *5. CORDOVAN, of a restaurant aa.i bakejy. and rm ? .\ niativc purposes, the abolition settlement, and he- :called -T_— two men. U HKHOU. EhWEUEDULT. of Cook’s inlet. Kodiak island and the , ' -.. nershtp of land, the princi- \ were fine-looking men, not very M-M’-ORieMf&lttMWt ’ s : ployed his brothers and sisters to help Alaskan peninsula as far west as L’n1. iu;| -.itirc( referendum and ^ut sinewy, supple and well 1 klu§. Just before midnight President' l,l“- 11 Is wonderful bow well he keep, mak island, are the habitat of the Alas- ' ♦ S.iS P0LTCE.3 sous. •' .. inartilnte. woman suffrage * Tnade. - -------«s«rt.womffliSE(s nuiiitlate. wonlan suf — Cleveland vs. following: , track of the business and plans it, and kan brown bear (ursus Bichardsonii), ... - . ----------------Without any preliminaries, they Eet . Cle ’®Utt<l i«un«wi the EXTRA FTWE. UIS . eti '- of United States sen- . a huge, shaggy animal, varying in . he can open doors, go after Ute mail, to, and of all the high jumping, dde I by 4he people. »2.’L7-sBoriSoiaiSHSs. leaping, heel-and-toe work, did log, ‘ VJfe K“Ual J UUT and attend to a great vprietv of busi-, length from six to twelve feet, and •LADIESweighing from eight hundred to flf•.in. Vv Oixhdued l*rie*t*. 1 s luffling I ever aaw. that dancing was ’ •Ruction*, combinatioux and *kX%buie/>!5 «3-52“b15p<*«0^. . iithmdesl the ceremony of the best They were light on their f*!*00" !t h3,i bccome Impracticable, in the SEND rOR CATALOGUE lkt SsS\|?eter and Paul’s feet, graceful and quick as lightning Judgment ot the preidentto enforce by .the brush in tneir teeth, and othcra truing P«^ * 0^^ the grizzly. I . t, l. WL-tJOUGLAS, BMin.rw e™.~. -j— ng ,;• oMhe UaTted...f«i£dlotali — profeedln<rR tbe o themselves —-------------- to — paint with xtneir . . _ . ;;i petn>it?xitnessed an ex- , in all their movements. They whirled daws BROCKTON, MASS. each— other with’a pretty 11Uaol* and oapectai'iy*tateeS?/!? feet> holdinIT the brushes in their toes. has been hunted no little as yet | ir<* ixs’iirreitceltbcordination away c from --------------................ -------------- - --------- -• • within said stau; and , Some years ago there in •ASSL’ftKS?”?* w’ — J SUtMJ was ” ... Brussels, lit U.^X.1.1. that he is absolutely - W fearless of man V«ac«» the Catholic^vriesthood. ( heebtap movement, spun around at the . For'th^ n Because, we aretbe largest manufacturers ol ! the PurP°«e of deforcing the " ’ ' ‘ ‘ " ‘ ........................... J ’ ‘ Belgium, an artist with no hands, but ttnd Xa Bn exceedingly dangerous nd. li.-huel Esper are<he gee-. same tixne, touching the tips of their ' ’ ” advertised shoes fa the world. c.zu the value byn™™., siaap’.ng... the— name— and,"— price on 7*utton, of the law. *f tbe United Who a----------- i- —I— 1.1- • ‘ ' veresrv. The Island of Kodiax, being -e ordained. -.They । toes, tuxmed a back somersault and ■ ’ >an the other localities -McS p ‘ «ro<s tbe bottom, which protects you sgufari property and reir.ov- in pai.iting. He handled the brushes , »<v.led I-------------- r— •pringwells, twenty-I came down like feathers, keeping in ,n« obMtnictlonn to theltt United Stites Our leas favorable favorable as as a a hunthunt- prices and the middleman’s profiu. re“r .mnTS pre o }he Vokod Stfte* mail* in ancl pi’ . •_ ■’ i.—i his mentioned, is l?ss eoual custom work in style, easy fitting ana 'They look so much perfect time. The only accompaxd---------- » ———.... .L. H-v«ident baa - wearing qualUiea. qualities. We We^ have ^ve them faem *md aoHevevyuuc sportsman spvi unuiuu than the *..J we*ring evev^ •es> ing group3 *or the emp.oved a part °f the military of the United ' painti.ige, wu». who have known »orient they had was a rude sort of a auj^eut. Thl, U«pm | w.llerr v. . i ter - , .m ouhi .’.s adjacent., '* i a» i» c»p^ , ’Take no substitute, if your ' v?ry v?ry attre' attr:;ctive. ’ — li~ tb^j-tom and the whistling of a boy. । Btiqe*. childhood, even boys who oiall' ue of the eastern and wooded Beiler cannot supply you. we can. bold by • - "^°y’ therefore, I. Grover C'lotelund, preal- , Another yon ” * irn~ v.-' o 1st bo'*, : rais-d with them, cannot They.dapced for three-quarters of an (, drnt of the United States, do hertiby admontah er>'. ------------------the kiand. On _ the .V. jvest the .K-; WOQLLEY & jcarrel to j aint by all <ood cltlaena and all person* who his le.',’s c apart . Thr only other inci­ hour nud weren’t broken down. r _:n*-y is mere open; and on that ac- - h - it h ■ month, r.”'’ : I . in the United States “This wjis on the bare ground, mind may be or may come within the city and Rule hold it t- his -br.. coaut ■: 'ms to be preferred by the . aforesaid, ofalnrt aiding, countenancing, puinttd sitting u.i Mt ETG IGE S ’.LE. .•.sflmvc been ordained oc- you. — Thetfa. ------ --------fine. looking boy brought enoouraalng or taking part in such un- than be. *. 'I .ere i i still good sport to be 1 Tier ut having b*-n ma<te i.i the edn l U*ns ’ho perfi ‘ rm? ‘ .1 in New York, y.-ars ago in Baltimore, ! ~a stone, ~zt not mbre thanaioot square, ' J..... .. square, lawful obstructions, combinations and aa- , hn ’. ir. certain localities hengalx “ ‘ .f ae risln morteage Hse- iited by AM.r.» D. without a.on 1 ’ io] Is : cornet in I; o b। Ca WAllulerand EHir I. Cafws Oder r.. « ark , brothers, of Pepria,ni.. threw it on th^ ground, hopped on it. Muublas*.; and I hereby warn all peracns enLad :.j..ive g lides can alwayff'be w ! It. ;.^:l, -laird ‘be eixuteruiU d«v •»! Jiiur. I In. •• it to h\; mouth r i. ncd for the Chicago diocese. , and gave the finest clog dance and raffed in or Ln any way connected with such tPe» Bnd i jes situated on the Jape. i*»:. a»A t..:- ' . villages situated on c®mblnatlon* end as- plays, will em. n 1 ui or on ttXnkK of ,' rv«Hd--d tee twentieth day offfl&TsSS . i ”■’%.» ’ double-ahuffle lover saw. He had on shoi v . the bays or on the (banks of t on 1 O“? salmon Streams iin this “* • l,ul ’ '“ ‘ “ c ’ cheap, worn shoe*, wfth the heels, their respective abodes on or befor^So’ciock । racy. r i£ p> -- r.ls -' hi< 5 • n»e salmon •streams m mu vicinity. viauuj. _। “J. rjby _ given, that b\ vlrinr of ’b- W’wr ot l»her the the bear bear l>«-I ire- 1 W- • 'P'1'™ ,rc mnny thinirs th*l a | Bainff an expert Bsher ,»>! nearly worn off, but he didn't mint! * noon on the Dth day of July Inal. :i by fifty observers in var- . "Those who disregard thl* warning and perthat He spun around on his toes, on . auBintakiiiff pan with a rlotovt mob in fowl- | ipan can learn to <Jo. who is unfortun- ' quents during the salmon season all ' dch stlbB north front door a! OivIjwoH Howe, > of the state to the state a’0- t!,at »«"•■ ’=!»’ lbe‘pr«k’ami the his heels, danced with one foot held in »« •*»'" •»■> lh « rirtrs emptying into the Ikhnng trmb'r ’*M n» twelve •.\-1brk n*» - <» ,«ll tnas *alth indicated that influ- ' hi,baud.Ju.nIH.1 up and clapped W, & heels together twice and whirled about wlth 41® funt'tloQI‘ of vhp ff“vcrtimeni. or de- ' F?rb“‘tence of these men. who will not ■ sea and the North Pacific and their ceftu:u Pierrot patcrlt-f o? V- ^ lecreaX^hT'ai^rof • ,lecls bige'ther twice and whirled about of Ha»1‘.t>ge.'County of Barry and State or tributaries us far „ as tbe the flab fish «x go. After City iontbetoeofone foot Then KTC ........... ------ -- — .......... ~ Mkhlgnn. described as follows, vlx: the salmon run is over the animal reinj at th* north east corner of tee w_,—a------ — - •—- * - but hhow an adaptability that i» won- , •vw* how mw„ nn- , tftiats into'the recesses of the *hills •imritrol section number eight. In a sort of tattoo with the heel of one protection, eannot be regarded otherwise th*n derful. Let no one. no matter three north of ranxe eight runn fax tbeaejr t •.wcuty-une places, diph-1 foot, and made some fancy movements “ Publlc ----------- be. get dis- where berries and small game are we>t on the east aud west quarter line ol wO fortunate they may I i twenty-three, measles at "Troops employed a«aln>t sueh a riotous section eighty-seven rods to the eenter of tetr with the other. He gave a few ring , mob will act with all the moderation and for­ eonpaged. but strive to overcome their plentiful, higbwHy (row Michigan Ave) tec nee south* . scarlet fever at forth-two. The’ brown’ bear'“ is the great ‘ road alOOI ’he center of safe b.L'bway te the >>o’Jh bearance con«lftt-nl with the accomplishment difficulties. They will grow stronger at two hundred and j movements that caught the crowd. “After he got through with a num- of the desired end; but the necc»»!ty that con• maker of this part of Alaska. Not Uae of Lincoln Street on .Hr! smallpox at Bay City. ber of difficult fancy luovcmcnt.s he ^roots them will not .with certainty permit ami be happier and better. . I only are the banks of the streams Is, Detroit, 'Sturgis, I participants jumped down as fresh ns a daisy. dlscrimlnatlou between guilty — .i-<—and those who arc mingled with them from SUNSET COX KNEW HIS MAN. j trodden into good trails by the huge ';:<ihaw. Frenchtown, Berlin, ! There were other dancers, and for ec->> curiosity and without criminal intent. The u.w <1.. N.w Tim. 1 l“'I’ll‘rinfr l-rulcy but the Bwumpy t lie Blare of beginning, coutelniig k’rW-two i urmington and Ypsilanti. AUowmt t« Jo. t mmoo. | P'0'1" “rc ,<a,’!?ed f,1™?'”” »ad 22 100 acre* of land, tbe same belig the only safe course, therefore, for the*.* not act­ centric muvemente. fancy steps and mortpod vremlw-. _ to Bcprcsontutive Cannon, of Illinois I p“thS ,1°. ‘I'n ““t pretty figures I’ve never seen the like. ually unlawfully participating U u> abide at their homes, or at leist not to be found in the recently told » Wu,hi»gton Post man 5rareler w“ do we" U f°UoW xortgagee. in A .Mrs. Catbiwiue H. Stone 1 1 understood that Primrose, the min­ neighborhood of riotous assemblages. C has. IL Bai xii. „t ,/ . . . I h:s journeying across the country, as -Elint and in her will be- | strel, saw*these people dance once an<l "While there will be no hesitation or vac'.l- a good story on himself. It is reminis- ., Attornei for Mortgagee. .. . . , ■ , ' , i .... z. thev invariably lead to the best fordDated. Ju'-e znd. 1W4. quea: . ■ the <»M ladies’ home of j got stuck on ’em and tried to get 'em latlon In the decisive treatment of the guilty, ccnt oft .v the whenx-“Sunset • ,places of. .streams and. .form the this warning is especially Intended to protect .. r... ~ days " -m »• i” Cox .' mg that city when Mich an institution ] with his show. They would make a' and save the innocent. was in congress. The New \ork rep- ■|.easiest ■ . routes . to the hills. sh.-u!d l-c established. S500: to the old great hit” "Guovkk clkvelasd.' njsentative hud had some things to say ■ The northern limit of the brown ’.a.';. -. »»f UbCHoit, JiOO; to tbe oralx>nt!% citizen of Mr. Cannon's state. bear’s habitat is, as yet, undetermined, SNAKES AND SNAKE STORIES. I This course.... was determined ,upon by ph».n- i. :ne of Detroit. S5O0 and to the and the Illinois man wanted to defend but 1 have seen them in the interior as < i i!gr- \•.. • mal church of Flint >500. India Ho* ms Known xartette* ar R*p- th® president upon the reception of his constituent. far as latitude 07 degrees, and they tale* But only 33 Aro Poimotn. i the latter dispatches from C hicago, all Tin*--* bequestswdre to have bees paid “Will the gentleman from New York probably range still further. Surgeon General Sir William Moore ot which tended to show the unruly out of a fund which deceased said was i yield to me?’’ said Mr. Cannon. The mainland of Alaska adjacent to interesting paper be- . disposition of *'* the mobs in ***** that city i ... “ — ‘*” held in trust by her son. George L. lately read a very “Certainly,” said Mr. Cox. the island of Uuga is full of brown ' ' of- the 8t< :ic The final account of the execu­ ■fore the members Balloon so­ , an(] across the state line at Hammond. “For how long?" inquired the bears, and, although somewhat small­ tor was filed in probate court, and re­ ciety, on snakes, says the Westminster I When the proclamation had been dis­ speaker. I* tbeaolt every on* abooM oat. Tbelmer than those found on the west side tributed the lights were extinguished ■ vealed that no snch fund existed, so fidget, "As long as/the gentleman from Illi­ of Cook’s inlet, they are sufficiently the institutions «4med will not get the Sir William approached the c«msid- in the white house. nois will keep his hands in his fierce and aggressive. Some officers The president ’ s proclamation is the eration of the subject from a popular ' money. ' pockets,” said Mr. Cox, laughingly. from one of the vessels of the Bebrsather than a scientific point of view, action which Gen. Mlles has desired Mr. Cannon accepted the terms and ing sea fleet went ashore at Herendeen from the beginning, as It will give him proceeded with his remarks. He ut- i• — • -■ - ►— - mentioning as his reason for doing so A Union t'ityniun who has lived in ouuaux v. of 1WJ on -t d^ing the sflmflter a mare ample authority In the city. Gen. tered just one sentence and a half, and I that the names of snakes were so diffi­ n snugly |deer --------------hunt,- — ond1 OM c— °> the PBrty enw cult of pronunciation and more diffi- I Mlles reported Sunday night that the then his hands, which had been caMon t » drive <<j Sherwood the other cult of remembrance. Sir William’s •*»«•»>» out anil > one hundred yards dis ­ situation at vnicago Chicago is is practically un ­ • • • • ------— * -----» ' a bear about c pracucany un­ stuck into his pockets, came tant eating berries. Without a thought day and n|l went well utrtil he came paper «•« baaed upon hl. experience chan^ej and the rioU hare been few were flying through the air like a of £he conseq uenccs he raised his gun U a place where the road forked. He during the day.. couple of windmills. in India. He declared that more nos- • and fired at the animal. The shot bad l>een pvecihe ground many times "Time's up." said Mr. Cox, who knew trums had been proposed as a certain i EX-GOV. WINANS £1EAD. went wide of the mark, but at the re­ before; but thk time when he reached his man, and then Mr. Cannon sat cure for snakebite than for almost • port of the gun the bear started for Tbe t»d tb*t «*K Is cheap la no reaon the spot his mind became a total down. the hunter on the dead run. His blank, and he had to wait until some­ anything else. As there were in In­ Anybody who has seen Mr. Mr cannon * fihower of bnlkte Cannon , dia some two hundred and eighteen ' one carne along to find out which road Hambvro. Mich, July A—Ex-Gov. gesticulate will appreciate the spirit ( trial. Writ# ua for further jtartk-ulara. » officer's repeater, but, alknown varieties of snakes only thirty- ; Our Palry Hall Is the standard of ex­ it a?s that h«* should take. Edwin B. Winans died of heart disease with which he tells of his first and only ,. — — -vy ----------wonn. d«Tthe infuriated xiomy three of which were poisonous, it often cellence, and no bolter maker should his though badly wqunded. the infuriated at his home here at 4:80 o'clock effort to talk without the use of L. . be without ft- Addraaa followed that persons were bitten by | brute did not hesitate an instant, but Wednesday afternoon. While he had DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO.. _________ Ex-Govj Edwin Ik Winans died at hie non-poisonous snakes, and, after being not been in good health for several arms. i rushed straight at his enemy. When treated by some nostrum, of course months the attack which proved fatal ! within about ten feet of the hunter HOW LICORICE IS GROWN. recovered: hence the alleged success I the bear rose on his haunches and pre­ rrsuieni of Mlchlma since IhM of those nostrums. Even poisonous was sudden and of short duration. The Flsnt Become Folly Grown la Abowt p— areJ o c1)ose. -1t--------- Blood was pouring in : <<* eight yc-ar* t.pent tn Cali- snakes did not always strike with the Two physicians who passed the night Foarteor*. ' mo body. -- --------------------! streams down .his One bullet >>:.,• *3en hr h*d been » with him had expressed grave fears of As grown in Pontefract. England. । hnd sbatter(H i bis upper jaw. but he ncr of Livlnx-toa county. Ho poison fang. The teeth in all snakes the outcome. M?“ Wwi. -»« bom '■> York I whero threC .1’-"nd «... d.-“cres . .. j- .Sunder ■ was still no luliot light that the out■n u radical democrat and be- were crooked and hollotv, and capable j..... ____ .... governor fa INH and INC be of be.ing erected or depressed at pleas­ . r(..j,ient I cultivntton, the aplants in | “““ °f -th' ’t™«’{W,OuM haT' bei^ row. and nltnin properare .irevrmvn in about state in 1826 and hud been ,-r of rongrcM and of the state ure. of Michigan since 1884, with the excep­ four yeare. If allowed to gro.v a,e iex^mely doubtful had not another of TIMETABLE. . The fang of the common viper was a tion of eight years spent in California rears the root is tough and woodv. ! Jthe ”0 party I?rl-' arrived and ended the fight In effect Frbm.ry 11. F'f * curious contrivance. It was n per­ in the '50s. since which time he has During the last two years, the plant. ' •>«««■* th« -M.-- ’•Vil’liatn Granger, wife of 'tbe forated tooth loose at the root. In its been a prominent farmer of Livings­ An examination of the bear’s :i being 1 <l(Mivnte<5 tailor now confined in the quiet state the fang lay flat upon the ton county. He had always tx*en a can besmall, grownpotatoes betweenand the vegetables rows, and body showed tliat H had been sfamck Stations. c- il : jail at Fort Huron, was also jaw, and was furnished with a muscle, radical democrat, aud besides his term six times. Three of the shots were in lu*-.:;:.' her reason, and attempted to which a jerk suddenly erected. The as governor in 1891 and 1892 served as these arc of a superior sort, as the f parts of the body ordinarily consid­ licorioc ground is heavily manured. I J XOLTH. •. m A. m jA- ’ln c-unn.:’ vneidc by jnmpinginto the St closing of the jaw pressed the tooth member of congress and of the state ered vital, and would doubtless have The roots extend downward from four j ultimately caused death; but the vi­ Chicago Lv ID. flair r.-.-ir She had been noticed to upon the poison bag. -and the fluid was legislature. l .ni.a. m. to six feet, and as they are dug up by ' bt ■■•lurMhat afflicted mentally for, sent with considerable force through tality qf these animals is almost in­ Kalamazoo Lv. The Clearing IIooms. hand the expense is quite an item. credible, instances having been cited’ KaatOue^T... s ti’.’v. and since her husband lost the hollow of the toeth. It was N kw Yobk. July j7. —The N« ’1"' exchanges The digging takes place in September. of -their running over a hundred yards Kiehland Jduet. his rvfcM.n her condition had been ag­ •rtoniahing to know tlmt the poioon praMrd.'(:iuh Bl the U1C leading icauiug clearing ........ —r, honw. ■In_ “ ,K " The roots are stored in a cool place or mifrht be .wallowed wlthou\ fnUl re- »t the gravated after being shot through the heart MUp.,...... United States during the week ended packed in hand. They are next Delton suits, but the gallant officer did not go U.. One of the best places in Alaska to Cloverdale ... on the flth aggregated 8852,560.037, trimmed of all superfluous shoots and find the Brown bear is in the vicinity Shultz so far as to recommend the experion against $701,049,579 the previous week. fibers, which arc ground into powder, A heavy wind and rainstorm at Dun­ of Portage bay, ten or twelve miles meat It had been said that in 1778 at , The •*” decrease, compared with the cor­ dee destroyed grain, shade trees, etc. fUsrixai .......... while the root proper is used for its I across L’nga strait from Sand point A new Baptist church was organized snake charmer exhibited snakes atr responding week in 1898. was 19.3. juice. The buds and runners of the I At the latter place a hotel has recqnt*. Bartholomew fair which danced on1 near Bedell’s Cornera, Bay county. plant End of ttie Midwinter Fair. piau> are n.v saved,. as — it -- -is from ---- these that । ly been erected where visiting, ^poyto; M* HfUbarv u; ropes, but the lecturer wm decidedly ‘ ------ and —, not —. from •— | new roots are grown The- University of Michigan con­ Sax r Fbajjcisco । men can be assured of .comfortable skeptical on the point. Describing | oxs KAJ»L‘Ot.v,, July —fl.—-The end of •1 ferred degrees on GS9 at its commence­ bow be.t quarters. The ptarmigan footing is snakes. »ir Sir William the miawiuw. midwinter fair eame Wednesday _______________ _ ^»t to avoid snakes, muuuu tne .‘-L — — z 1V —y seed. . iL-rfruJi l> ment. said a line of- carbolic powder w,hen San Francisco day - -• acid • a’ powucr — _j__ i,I W u— -r —noi«rn --dav and the | excellent on these islands, kbd deer (Jra-jd Rq.IJs. »en oau ------------national tionsl holiday were jointly cele<hter Lake post office was burglar- would keep a snake out of a room, but 1 nB is plentiful, if that kind M sport is The shopkeepers of Copenhagen ' w is> izad..f about $10 in stamps and pen­ before adopting this expedient it was brated. □ . Since wp^ni^g opening day, ™y, J«ntinrv January make special preparations eveti* year ' more desirable. The ben? hunter,, pies. equally essential that they should ^7, up to Wednesday W^dne*day morning the total for the visit of the czar, who patron- ‘ however, will not have any -cause, fpr •to:. tttattoM; is , e __ 1 ior me —.............- t, . I’, -y iliggs, the 11-year-old bon of make sure that there was not a snake attendance was 2,140,154. ’ izes extensively. He pushases , complaint an account of scareity of -«.... izes them them extensively. He and purchases «u yogjpty goods at jewelers ’ shops, gives complaint his particular of;game. JELit, Frank lliggs, af farmer living west of in tbe room already, for then it would t ZT-----if !i tewT Belle rille,’was killed by the kick of a Danish Danish artists artists large large orders. orders. The The jewjew- summer, w^ile i..w^,( at .Sane} point, ‘tbfeaib< ’Art. /. ?.7J. ’hi- .» notW>go over' tbe carbolic -----out. tDC mentioned Cai vvmv line, even __ to •ult. get He asthe theearly best lttoak c™. !• treatment snake boys were badly injured Wcdnes- elry is intended mostly for presents, two hunters came *tp alter ixr dbtefice get out. for I’ the —— *«----- bite 1 .«= «ho )w» fit I! Rma11 AAnanlillr arnonc the police. The The census of Kalamazoo shows a “ tui‘ WAV - ”~ 4---------------------bite morning by the explosion of a toy cspeciaDy among the police. The latlat­ of tll^lc'bVcfa'4n&tti'tD ‘tfhe'Mdirftyi pMT.riViUA *»i trVULLUCUV ---------------_ population of over 21,900. a gain of j application of a ligature above the bite I cannon. Two of. them were taken to ter have during the czar's stay extra o_ b work, as they must watch sharply-* kllltefl thHftj^tinWb«azfci dn .<Sne day, I 8.W8O since 1890. as being the most important prelimi- i 8L Luke’s hoejfltal. One of these will every stranger, and all ships an^ railMi’AloB»<thajr killed anvAXLsr ip..’0nd«x: .t)Q j <»» M* «M« -ll«•>< h IJ ^wr' j loee his eyes and perhaps his life. Mrs. H. T. Barry, of Kalamazoo, re­ way trains must be thoroughly .«Kr,>(,skow WW«g reived a commission as notary public. I:-----------Shot His wit. and HlmMlf. She is the first woman in Michigan Wavumsbubo, Mo., July 7.—Lear In the waters of the Bed sea the eeeever appointed to that office. 'ttlliilng'with Knobnoster, who has been separated aiatance of the Russian secret poHpe post ax Wd aation the engines engine, on a physical steamer. tbe UU __ Kn^noaw. ---------------luring a storm on Lake St. Clair the nation for an of hour extreme .rent to agents, who are there during the ckcif>ki the Alaj&iiri bcicH’ahrtrnte^iilrduW *nev- OMU Wtorehu; i uu all suffering for means passengers, for a day it !‘ from hU “® for Bom ® tbs*, tlm* ’went his w wife some dredge Gen. Mead foundered, and the would Involve absolute torture. The i ’ shot her ‘ nd then *shot hot viait. In spite of tfiis, howevei^Kfe ’^igAul<ffiiH',''A«bBjpiiirt«ite»httqstii» her home and and cook, Anna Hiscock, was drowned. himself, both dying within twenty min­ visit is always awaited .with .tbagtegfa'.; easentiaL as agan. amlT .v,n ^.T«i William Maxwell was caught by a pnsn-Bw '^Q!1 Jj u.ki. u ! e*t pleasure in pollde cirtses, falling mass of straw board at the pa­ wind which prevails every day is a hot, utes 1 tn the<1recent'e^^^OT*1ll asphyxiating blast, and its continuous BnalneM Failure. trouble is richly repaid by t per mills in Flipt and received a bad directions are from north and south Nxw Ycbk, July 7.—There were IM sums of money given them, <! lirn i/Wirhitarwoman1 to'raW^ fenVilliitloSi ati& com­ squeezing before he was rescued from toward the center. As a result, every business failures in the United States valuable p: .‘.’ilitlJ J.,il! IwiS hk perilous position. ‘ fort in the'hoiiilibUf tbb mrtfMtod ini passing vessel is subjected to two days in the seven days ended on the Sth. rr xl r/iw New Yorl, M crooked old woman 1’0* John Livingston, living about 9 of almost intolerable heat, followed by against 1S0 the week previous and 819 pins, watc! ■': »t 1'Lii; ni ant footrf Arbo- re^atixl »U importunities miles northwest of Jackson, had two two days of comparative comfort il ar|s1*» ■/-’d'l in the corresponding time in 1893. -Umt-fbo bad wU»ing lor whj^ to b* milch cows killed by lightning. — W) on only. non n, Broke tbe Becord. and. epotber Jra>a,all>s<UUSo» Vernon J. Willey, superintendent of . Sqpt- .Unmktfi). ,Q»c u«~« « U><g eaa •MM - ---------------- _ Pbohia, HL, July.7.—At the internal the Blind school at Lansing, was Interesting relics of dead and gone revenue office in this city the record -jibility from /'".rwigat i rales will MraiU nw.aaa n ------------ . /knd whibh is uni<» d in marriage to MissAllieChaae, Indian tribes are the great mounds of for a single day’s business was broken cjgwpnui oyster shells formed along the seashore of 3L Johns. .................... J Ko.* will Ratt’M' ^v*d*wr» ^or.MMiun«Kl Thursday, the amount of whisky tax said to be very efficacious, is as fol- pmnefeL AU- tic • nhn pnmptly de­ J- southern -.n«ura Delaware. Delaware. According According to w । lows:' The ”*half suffocated man -is fr^m N«’-1 on D U A XT>e new county jail at Jackson has in - ,Afl were inthe the habit of wintering local tradition K'antieokesof Penn- I reach‘nir 9289il00_placed pyjer. » hole clined. .■ FinnUr, a» tbe . vWtor wm been formally accepted by the board aylrania Mioblgaa FopuLWt*. . . •freshly dug, hi the earth; add allawed Bb$>al ,1ftl-nreK.tieaW. °f supervisors from Contractor ^?on- along the seashore in lower Delaware ! Id He nbOlhife iho*WB signs of cod-] wopian said: “YfrS there is wan thing wajk r thaVTtoijjvk'Werpt*Wiiitiling for to and of eating enormous quantities of , **“• ^ ””&«he Se>d.h^ scioufwsju < Tfoe idea inrolvod in jthia 1 be thafakftil; LTv> gdt n.r.iwiva«i r.i testify and to the ap- . lists eonveuMv ------field, A;fire in Kingsley threatened the de­ I oysters. toofs in me petites ofThe theshell* Nanticokes, xnany t>lacedina full ticket U in the hi proceeding is' that the fresh earth I H-MJ'IuM tnl! r'.fr^w.W:^T struction of the entire village. It was | Indian implements are found in the ] by Dr. A.. w. , < ! W. Nicholls, of Mont Montcalm, -*------ 41-» trajt rmt nf the lunffa. ""' ‘ head aad tbey bites oppodta.started by firecrackera The mill prop­ > in inv; b» bf*>Wvib tlwwiu'f qn ^•noiha ji‘1 td ,bos wtoo J -r. {^H ior governor. lot governor. ertv was burned, the loss amounting ftnunds. tsuu Issv ?i*>w pibiotllir bun xtfowu |‘ *» »l least $50,000. . wd) uid.:, in^pn^l.wrr. .ir^rn x.jfjJs-xjt .'fuilxiiS-po'i lv ’ n-'-» 1 The Latest WLOovclas BRONSON aSSiSai lh.eir con<li!lon ^ln 1 I The Salt । That’s all Salt . Diamond Crystal Salt Gtarn. It ;WSi ■ va1 “ ^TdSOT.r •.a �F __ .-------------- — Hastings Banner Thursday, July n, »&94MARSHALL L. COOK ■ Rditar. me WASTING*, MICH., FO8TOW1£H. AVOC8T 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES KvpubiicMA State Convention. To THK KXX’UBLKAK ELXCTORS OF THE Rtatz or MrcittOAX. To toe Republican F.lertors of the State of Michigan, and nil others wno m»» desire to units with th* wit m»h iMinx the priuelplo* of the Republican Party, as declared In the olatfonnaiopted hy thA hat National Republican Convention, are Lerebj requested to send deleeates to the State Ion of said party, to be held at Hartman H*ll, in the *lty of Grand Btplds, betatmlug at 10 o'clock, a. m., Tuesday, Juiv 31st, IBM, (<0pnrpm- nf n ‘minating candidate for mv* rttn<*n». »he eWtioo nf a Chairman of toe fc-mihUeaii Mme CWtcl </«mmtttee. and two Members of that Committee from each Congressional District, and for t lie transaction of suttit other business as -usually comes before the convention. Erery eoonty will be entitled to one delegate for each too of the total vote oast for Governor at the last election (November MOI), and to one additional delegate for every frMtion amounting to aao, but each org*n‘»<l County will be entitled to at least two delegates. Under the resolution-of 1M«. no delegate will be entitled to a seat tn the Convention Wbo docs not reside in the County be proposes to repre’’rhe delegates from each Congressional Dis­ trict are reqaested to meet In caucus at 9 o clock on the monitor of tbe dav ot theOouventloa to select candidates to be presented to the b ate Convention tor confirmation, as follow.*: One Vice President ooc Asalrtant fWeretary. one member each of toe Committees on ' Creden­ tials,” ••Permanent Organ IzM ion and Order of Business.'' and “Resolutions." and two mem­ bers ot the State Central Committee, and for the transaction of such other basluess as may property come before them. In accordance with a resolution, adopted June 23. ttto, tbe Secretary of each Gcuuly-Ccin­ is requeated to forward to the Secretary of the State Central Committee. No. 1. Newberry Building, Detroit. Mich., by toe earliest mall, after the delegates to the Blate Convention have been chosen, a certified list of tbe delegate* from t»»elr respective counties, who are entitled to seats iu the Convention. James McMillan. Chairman, Wm. K. Bates. Secretary. According to tbe above apportionment Barry County will be allowed 12 delegates. Repwbllcan Connty Convnnllon. Republican County Convention la hereby call­ ed to meet at Mudge's Opera House, city of Has'tings, on Wednesday, July asth, a» io:3« o clock a. m.. to elect 12 delegates to tbe State Conven­ tion, called to meet at Grand Rapids July 31. ISM. to elect u delegates to tbe Congress­ ional Convention for the 4th District to be ealled hereafter, also to elect Zi delegates to the Sennioriai Convention, to be called hereafter, and td transact such other business as may come before the oomentlon. tiie various townships and wards will be entitled to delegates as follows-.— Assyria 5 Hooe5 Baltimore5 Barry« Carlton.*.................... 6 Castleton...-.is Hastings twp4 Hastings City 1 wd. 2 Hastings City 2 wd.. 4 ------ “..8.“ * "... 4 Irving Johnstown.......... 7 Maple Grove Orangeville............... S Prairieville .10 Rutland4 Tbornapple Woodland................ -8 Yankee Springs---- o Forward caacas notices to the -Habtinob Bakner st one*. Lrteach town be represent­ ed by a full delegation. J. P. Hauc I-kwyon. Chslrtuau of Co. Com. Dated Hastings. July Uh. IBM. II I u ■ii I l I One of the most disastrous sWibet tbe world ever knew, has been declared In this country and Is now in fell force. Chicago, tbe home of tbe strike, tiie .perHoe force was powerless to eope with tbe angry mob of men who believing tart they had a grievance, and possibly they had to a certain extent, allowed their reason and Judgment to desert them and gave anger and passion full; sway. Hundreds ct dollars worth of property were destroyed by tbe mob which apparently only desisted from sheer exhaustion, as they appKed the torch to miles of freight cars, and to arson added tbe crime ‘of murder. Tbe evil l«.stincta of their natures knew no baands. “" What of the strike? It was instigated to Injnre George Pullman, the nunufactuver of palace cars, though he of all others will be tbe least Injured. The strike does not Injure Mr. Pullman, but strikes a heavy blow at every Industry in the coun­ try. Every railroad that uses Pullman ears Is bound under long time contracts, aud do matter whether they pull one ear a year Mr. Pullman gets bls pay Ju»t tbe same, no matter if the roads are tied up forayear. Visitors to tiie world’s fair from Chis -county will remember the beautiful eity of 'Pullman which Is reached Just- before en­ tering Chicago. This city Is owned by the Pullman Co., which manufactures palace ■ ears, box and other cars. Here Is. where tbe mammoth car shops are located which give employment to from 4,000 to 6.000 hands ail told. Tbe Pullman Co. owns tbe land, every house and every store tn jUila city of Pullman. The bouses are nice tariefc houses, lawns well kept, streets «Jean,and well paved. This city and the i policy pursued has been referred to as the proper sqluMon of all possible trouble betw^N^antal and labor, as In addition to itaWtfutfbs above described ft has'', fa' parks, fountains, drives, a free library of over -80S*) volumes, excellent schools, water worts, sewerage, electric Mehta, eta. No strike had ever been known Jn Pull­ man before during-all tbe turmoil to other parts of the country. So much for PdH-' Ing tbe scum of European humanity. after contract and built hundreds of cars They have been damped un<>n our shores at an absolute loss on each car sent out; by foreign powers and indeed they have It claims tliat before the recent reduction been welcomed to this land of tbe freeof wages Mr. Pullman called the men to­ Every honest, industrious class of citizens gether, explained tke situation to them, that have proper regard for law are gladly told them that he was losing money every welcomed and probably . always will be. day that the shops run, and gave the Uncle Sam invites those who eome here to workmen their choice. 1st, to close down make a home. The present condition the shops entirely until business picked should teach him to refuse those who up, or 2nd, to submit to the reduction of come here to make trouble and tbe nation­ wages. • -That the Company offered to give alities that make the most trouble are well a committee from tbe men free access to known. the books and let them examine for them­ Governor AlipW^wdioM brand him as selves; that the workmen preferred to being a sympathiser of itnareby and dis­ work at the reduced waxes. order If not an anarchist While riutera, We are not prepared to say whether the’ crated with excitement, were plying the strikers have a just grievance against the torch in Chicago, and gloating over their Pullman Company or not. They may devilish work as the red flames shot have and they may not. But whether upwards around tbenr, while law and or­ they have or whether they have not, they der were thoroughly disregarded, and Lave uo i;lght to attempt to .dictate to those who are not interested bow they shall oon- anarchy reigned supreme; while peace officers were openly Jeered and their pow­ duct their business. Eugene Debs, er defied, Gov. Altgeld calmly telegraphed President of tbe American Railway Union, President Cleveland and demanded that attempts to dictate to those who are not the United States so idlers be withdrawn interested how they shall conduct their from the city. The president replied to business, and with whom they shall con­ tbe anarchistic governor in no uncertain duct IL' To injure the Pullman Company, way, and in a way that even Altgeld him­ or rather to attempt to, he demands that every railroad using Pullman cars shall self seemed to understand. cease until Pullman surrendered to the The peaceable njlaslon of labor unions terms of the strikers for higher wages. He Is to be commended. Such unions in tbe demanded that railway managers, who past have been of great benefit to the la­ were conducting their business as usual boring classes, ami employers of lal»or and wbo were not interested in the strike have been glad to give up something of of Pullman,, cease tb haul Pullman oars. what they regarded as their personal He went a great deal further than that. rights in matters nf dispute and arbitrate He demanded that all roads should not differences. But the outlan^sb, non-eenaccept freight from any road that used slcal work of Dobs and his associates In Pullman cars. The railroads using Pull­ calling out laborers connected In no- way man cars were under contract to do so with the Pullman strike will be apt to lose with the Company; they were also under for the cause of-labor all that It has gained obligations to the public, who were buy­ In the past. ing tickets every day to ride in these ears. Debs now claims that these railroads \are Would that all the railroad employes responsible for the strike and the riots and in the country were as cool and even tem­ bloodshed which have occurred because pered as they are in New Orleans. When they didn’t obey his orders. called upon to strike they simply passed Probably nine-tenths of tbe ’ railroad the following resolutions:—“While in strikers have no grievance whatever sympathy with the workingmen engaged against the railroads. But they belong to Id a strike for a Just cause, we have no a union, they are bound by oaths to strike grievance against our employers requiring whenever the officers say strike. If any Such a remedy, and we hereby pledge to body of men, responsible or Irresponsible, them our loyalty and hearty support in have a grievance against this .-company or . their efforts to maintain unimpaired the that company, and can paralyze business, 'train service In all its departments.” * blockade traffic, burn property and mur der those who attempt to interfere then The fanners now have free wool given freedom in America is a most hollow them by a democratic congress. In a re­ mockery. If the American Railway Un­ cent speech Senator Jones, of Nevada, ion can dictate as to what cars a road showed that there were 880,000 different shall handle, then it can just as consistent­ farmers in tbe United States who own ly dictate what freight It can haul, or what sheep, each one of whom would be injured. passengers it can carry. Granting this, The loss on all tbe sheep In tbe country there is no end to the trouble any organl- has been over >25,000,000, or an average .zation with irresponsible officers at Ita of over >30 for each sheep raiser in tbe head, can make. country. Democratic times come high but we must have ’em. Coasting ithe Coat. In all the affairs *f life it 1s well before •entering upon any new undertaking to ■count the-cost. To know definitely who is to pay tbe bills. , In the matter of des­ traction of property during a riot, it has hamtiy been determined upon whom the less wiH fall. It is -not tbe corporation whose property Is destroyed, nor yet the individual whose bouse may be burned, or whose store may be looted. These are held by the law io have been innocent sufferers, and their lose must be made good to the® by all -the people of tbe county Is which the riot took place. This was determined by the courts after the riots of 1«S7 in Pittaburg. As a conse­ quence of those riots tbe “people of Pitta­ burg wore compelled to pay more than 82,709,0M damages for the destruction of railroad eorporatioas, as tbe people ot Chicago and other places may be expected to fight against ria I ma ot this kind where rioting and destruction of property has taken place. In Pennsylvania, Illinois and most other states, there are express statutes authorizing tbe payment by the county of claims for damages done to pri­ vate property daring a riot The supreme court ot Pennsylvania held tiie statute good, and Beaver eoonty bad to issue bonds to tbe amount of >1.858,508 to pay tbe claims for property destroyed. Besides this “a special tax was levied. Which -the property owners of Plttsbarg will continue to pay until 1896, as a constant reminder that tbe people pay for property destroyed by riots.” Those engaged In the present alarming strike are part of tbe people. If property is destroyed during the strike, anywhere, It wiH not avail them to say they did not contenanee rioting, or that they condemned the work of incendiaries. The bills will be presented for payment and they will have to be paid, it should nteor be remembered, whenever a strike is Inaugurated, there the lawless etemant, found In every city will nse tbe oppor­ tunity toplllage, destroy and burn. By declaring a strike you make tor them thdr WFportupIty. Under cover «f a strike May, paying big «rent, and tmde at their order. Thus thoea taaagunting a strike stare*. They -claim that of-rlste their •orally If not actually countenance the work of (be lawteaa. On these oooskierata it not better to bear tbe evils you canaot live and provide for their famlUea, iaayhaTB than to fiy to others which are andUat while tbdr wages have taer It is net always possible to win by ng.—G. R. Telegram Benld. la Cbtea- Tbe New York World Almanac rlrea tbe elrenlatlon per capita In IMO u SIS.Sb; In ISOS aa S20.ST: In M70 a> S1T.M; In 1BT5 u S1T.1S; In IBM u SU.M; In isao aa SSS.S1; In isn as sn.«: In 189s aa S23.03. Tbo World eredlu tbeae figures to tbe secretary ot tbe Treasury. Henry Watterson’s poetry Is folly as ex­ pressive as bls oratory. Io refetrlns to how don’t you do it. Mr Debs— Don’t tackle Uncle Bomr Ten thousand thousand Johnny Rebc Can tell you that the projlck. Dabs. Ain’t worth a “tinker’s dam.” The wind has changed again. The Journal last week announced itself as an independent paper. We confess that we are a little surprised ourselves as we were not looking for it to flop again before next Debs and his officers have been arrested for conspiracy and are held in >10,000 bonds. Tbe strikers will attempt to re­ taliate and have some of the railway offi­ cials indicted. A good many times people have taxed Uncle Sam’s good nature beyond endur­ ance and come out of the fray very much the worse for wear. Tbe prospect Is that Chins sad Jspsn will to to war oxer Cores. Both notions PARIS GREEN London Purple, For Spraying Fruit Trees, etc. GOODYEAR „ It’a a pxnl IKnn to auy al ho™* now. Bakt Bene*. Plekula. Kake, Ktrfy. koat 13 aenta, 25 tenia fur two Chnreh nod Society^—- POVRRTY SOCIAL. They 1 . aard Utnea are upon ua and Poverty r ta to be the theme of the Bap­ tist Young Peoples- “Poverty Social next Tuesday evening,- July 17th. “Come jn your rags, eome In your tags, btit not in velvet gowns.” Read the program below •nd all come. ,You will not be disap- ^You are axed to kum to the houae of John Michael Tuesday evening, July 17th. 1894. At the Methodirt church next Sunday morning Ums Rev. W. L. Holmes of Bos­ ton will preach. Sunday School at noon, and Epworth League at 6:80. No other evening services. There will be two services Emmanqpl church next Sunday. School as usual. “New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR tv the market at tbe Bunday There will be services at the Catholic church Sunday. RW LOOK FOR THE v.Xlt, ON EACH WRAPPERME BUM AND REGUl.ATiON8. Ever womln what kums must ware an kaUiker drew and apron or some­ All don not licensed and found wllb no thin rkaily appropriate. Aud leave their CM on will be taken care of In accordance poodle dorg at hum. with ordinance. W. H. M114.KK. 2nd. Know gent with a Idled shirt and Marshal. dood Koficr will be alloud two kutn unless be pays a fine ov five sente. FRflKER GRANTS Men’s HoseJUST THE SORTS AND SIZES MEN WITH SMALL FEET WILL REJOICE IN. A FEW LOTS OF THE 25, AND 5OC, KIND, a PAIRS FOR 35c.—WONT LAST LONG. • Collar Buttons. DON’T YOU KNOW WE ALWAYS KEEP A NICE LINE—SOLID GOLD AND PLATED GOODS. ENAM­ EL AND PEARL BACKS AND OUR PRICES ARE ABOUT HALF THAT OF REGULAR JEWELERS. Lawn TiesWAS THERE EVER A TIME WHEN SO LITTLE MONEY WOULD GIVE YOU SUCH NICE ONES MADE UP IN BOWS AND STRINGS 50c. IS THE CITY PRICE FOR THE ONE WE SELL FOR 25c. AND OUR STRING TIES HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO 15c. PER DOZEN. Neglige Shirts. OURS ARE THE MON­ ARCH BRAND, THE KIND YOU SEE SO MANY WEARING AT PRESENT. JUST ------AS EASY FOR 'YOU TO ---WEAR ONE OF THIS I NICE FITTING KIND AS I A POORLY MADE ONE. SAME QUALITY LAST SEASON SOLD FOR I2.00, EARLY THIS SEASON SOLD LOTS OF THEM AT >1.50. IT’S A LITTLE LATE NOW SO WE LET YOU HAVE THEM FOR JUST Si.oo. A CONDEMNED MURDERER Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few moments between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he was ask­ ed if he would like tosay anything. ‘ 'Yes’ he replied, “I would like the make a few remarks about the Wilson Bill.” We submit that it was not natural for a man under those circumstances to talk upon such a subject. It was not expected. 8o you would not expect us to talk of anything but FURNITURE It’s our business, we’re interested in it, and can’t help talking about it If you want any Bed Room Suites, Dressers. Elegant Book Cases or Furniture of any kind just give me a call. My complete stock and low prices will please you. I can show you the nicest thing in the line of Baby Carriages you ever saw if you will only give me the opportunity. Trunks. A. McCoy. WE HAVE _ A FEW TRUNKS AND SATCHELS LEFT FROM THE DEANE STOCK THEY ARE IN OUR WAY, SEE US IF YOU NEED ONE. R. K. Grant. CASH OR TRADE FOR Butter and Eggs -AT- THE LITTLE BRICK GROCERY Should you want trade you will always find our stock fresh and new—our prices low as the lowest, ’ Hats, Caps, The Modern Druuolsi, Notions and IS HEADQUARTERS. Remember that Wall Paper is Cheaper than ever This Season. , •: SMOKE THE vimx*. SIHQ Shot Dry Goods, W. H.QOObYEflR S& are lncrea.1111 t*»lr an»i« in >be dUpu klnxdow and war ao™ InetltaMa. Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, y. HOGLE. Bld Store on the corner. �B . vi vstinc anner ‘ ThursLy, July II, 1894. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. O'! Right ' lard Oil Giiiiiiddr Oil Golden oil DW Oil easier oil urday about 7.80 o'clock, E»wh Andrus found a shawl In tbe road ne|r the Coun­ f|,y J' * Gr,nJ I, In tbe ty farm. Owner can have same by calling at this office, proving property and paying w^uunty cicrk Naglcr .was -to Lansiug for this notice. yesteiday. A gray coal for a ten year bld boy was Chas. Hyatt, of Charlotte, spent the lost last week between Blndmarok school <U1 house and’the Fisher church. Thb coal in this city. was new. and the finder is requested to O H. B. Bryan, of Charlotte, was In cily Friday. return the tame to the Banner office, H. E. Storms, of Galesburg, was In . Mrs. CLKMtN-r Smith. elly Friday. •Vest Green Street Is receiving a much L. N. Mosher, of Banfield, was in needed coat of gravel which is being taken •from Market Street Just east of Dr. 8. M. city Thursday. F. H. Allen, of Ssginaw, was in Fowler’s residence, where k was badly washed during the recent heavy rains. city Saturday. The gravel Is ot an excellent quality and G. 8. Bennett, of Knlr.uuuo<\ was in will greatly Improve the street. cltjr yesterday. =WE To mystify and astonish, but state plain facts that be easily demonstrated. FIRST— If you are build:ng a liome then y<;u will • do well to examine the various kinds of heating apparatus. the thy. I the CrrHN D—lt8 a fact people object *o soft co^ dlWUlW fnrna(<>H Why? Because they smoko the USE the George Bnrden. of Lake Odessa, was In On account of the Camp Meeting at *“ Eaton Rapids, the Michigan Central will the gity Thursday. sell excursion tickets at ratd of one fare J. W. Elliot, of Hickory Corners, yras in for ronnd trip. Good going July 26tti to the city yesterday. ’ August 5th. Limited to return not later P. A. Sheldon was In Grand Rapids than August 6th. Children one half tbe yesterday on business#. adult rate. C. R. 0sb6un, Agent. Mr. and Mrs. John Brock, of Otsego, Lockport fruit Jars pinta; quarts and spent Sunday in the city. two quarta at Phillips A Ecus. The jcovM. E. Clark, of Charlotte, was In tbe ers to these Jars fit tighter without a (rob­ ci»y on business Thursday. ber than most jars do with a jrubber. This Mr. aud Mrs. Richards, of Middleville, firm handles! these Jars last year and did were in the city over Suuday. not have a single complaint about them. utilss«*s Belle Handy and Olga Bessmer Fruit will keep in them. T(y them once were in Grand Rapids Friday. and you will have no oilier. Miss Josie Whipple returned to her The paper recently rebd before the Wo* home In Centerville Monday. mens Club, by Mrs. Clement Smith will be Mrs. Brice, of Nashville, is visiting her found elsewhere In this Issue. It is fall son, Thos. Brice, In this city. i'HE DRUGGIST’S. of clear, concise thoughts on this Impor­ Eugene Knapp, of Chicago, is visiting tant subject, which is receiving so much his cousin, Miss Ray Robinson. discussion now and in which so many are KlitLaud laueol. Helen Millspaugh, of Petoskey, is We hope everyone who re­ V- • , r. -pu* liean-will meet in caucus Mod- interested. ,:a j . .i^n. Jnlf JOrd. at to’ooek p. ni.. for ceives the Banner will not fall to read II visiting friends in this vicinity. • . "->1)01 dfleffiUHto tbe eouuty eoMren■. -t. Caucus will be held at town Miss Anna Hetherington left for her Owing no doubt to haying and hnrfeat By Order Committee. \\ Xubkn Forkman. Chilnnun. some of our correspondents did not write home In Grand Rapids Monday. And oil Kinds of LuDrlGdrino Oils, cheap, , | ■ AT . BIG VVOf^DS . 801 and they’re so dirty. J)—KERNAN Smoke Consuming Furnace is the latest and best . invention out in the line of furnaces. By the induction of heated air over the fire and around the fire pot all the smoke is burned, so you have no smoke and no dirt. You also have the advantage of using soft coal which is the cheapest and most powerful of fuels, and you save all trouble from soot. We are also agents for the Peninsular Furnace, which burns hard coal, soft coal or wood. 5'LLD A MOUSE WITHOUTJI FURNACE. FRE.D L. HEflTfi, Hope Vmucua. ; .• f ;■ •::raite of Hope will bold their eau. •1 uiinrrifAlC. Saturday. July -Kb. at 2 p. ■ . -?•• ■•c’.jon of delegates to the county , tt>«-tnumactlon uf such other ■ x* nuyjcone before the meeting. By order Com. Ik a A. O -woon. Chairman. • rhe rvp'iblicatis of Maple Grove will meet In 1 the r<*«taenct* of C. K. Palmer, on ri uc<t.-- t -’till of Jut)’, a: 2 o’clock p. m.. tor «!•«■ 1 : • of electing delegates to attend tbe . jii'% 1 invention held iu Hastings July A, •1, Ithere be a k*h! attendance. By order of Committee. ~LOfcAL NEWS. Frank Campbell, of Grand Haven, visit­ this week. Remember that, we want to I bear from you all each week and get the ed friends in the city last week. news from your vicinity. Otten it is not George Webster, of Eaton Rapids at­ possible to print those letters that are re­ tended the races here last week. ceived after Tuesday noon. Please bear Dr. Baughman and John I^ee, ot Woodthis in mind and mail your Items so, that land, were iu tbe city Thursday. they will reach us before that time if P. Morgan, representing the Detroit possible. Tribune, was in the city Friday. The Henry Barnum eslate has Just con­ Capt. A. D. Nhkern and family visited tracted for an elegant monument with his parents to Muskegon over Sunday. A. Black A Son after examining designs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loomis, of Grand from several other dealers ip oth er cities. The design chosen Is au exceedingly beau­ Rapids, visited relatives in tiie city last tiful oae. Tbe monumeet will be. of Peter Rlckenmore, of Creasy, visited Barre granite and not very high, but of large proportions and excellent finish. It friends to tbe city the latter part of laet This week, 82 quires. . will be one of the best and most expensive In Barry county. j Miss Ida McDermott, of Chicago, visited Hereafter, changes for advertisements The game of base ball between Charlotte relatives in the city,the fore part of tbe must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion in the issue ot tbe week and Hastings tbe morning of July 4th. when brought resulted In a victory for Hastings, tbe Urban Woodbury left for Atlanta, Ga., score being 26 to 6 at the end of tbe sev­ last week where he Will make his future Nice huckleberries are commlng in mar­ enth innings. Tbe game also demonstrat­ home. ket ed that Hastings has some excellent play Shirley, Don, and Mias Gertrude Smith, Do not forget the excursion to Ottawa era and timber for an excellent team, Os­ and Miss Ollie Johnson, left for Bay View born especially distinguishing himself in Tuesday morning. Beach July 95th. . Everything new in photography can be tbe pitchers box keeping tbe opponents Mrs. W. A. Jones and children, of down to a few bits, and those few well Grand Rapids, are visiting relatives and found at the Christmas studio. scattered. ' friends In this cltj. ’ Just received. A nice line of ue west Clarence Lathrop has returned from styles of shirt waists at Miss Folghner’s. George Hale and family left for Gun Detroit and will assist bis father In bis lake the latter part ot the week for three For first class photographs that never profession for a while at least. For tbe or four weeks outing. fadt. cal! on Christmas, the reliable pho­ past two years he has been connected with tographer. Will Barnaby returned from Lowell tiie medical staff of the Grace hospital In Born, io Mr. and Mrs. Morse Nevins, of Detroit, and taken an acltve part in lb« Monday, where he has been running an Sedalia. Mo.. Saturday, a 9 pound son. surgical work of the lnstitation.( 'ni^ ex- oil wagon for several weeks. Rev. ThoA Cox and wife left on Wed­ Congratulations. — celTenrexperience there, together with bls Several friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. medical education certainly ought to make nesday for Charlevoix and Bay View. Reed gave them a happy surprise Tuesday Dr. Clarence exceedingly well equipped in They will be away two we_*ks. Miss Adams, a recent graduate of St. evening, having a most enjoyable time. his profession. • Maries training school In Grand Rapids, Is A trip around the city will convince Tbe many friends of Mr. an I Mrs. Ed. anyone that those laboring men who axe Metzer In this city will be pained to learn visiting her parents in this city. out of work have put in a lot of time on of his death which recently occurred at ^filrs. W. M. Puffer and daughter Anna, their gardens. No better gardens were Atlanta. Ga, where he was employed in a of Manistee, paid friends in this city a ever seen in this cijy. furniture factory. Mr. Metzer was for­ short visit, returning home yesterday. WEISSERT BROS. HrtRbWrtRE MERCHANTS, Is what we give to every customer. WE Every' sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really walking advertisement for a our house. • CIRCULATION • We are in receipt of a handsome little j pamphlet from Capt. W. H. Cabot, wbo is now ruMlcating at Manitou, Colorado, one of the most beautiful and healthy places on the face of the globe. merly employed in tbe farnlture factory here and made many friends in this city. He leaves a wife and two small children. Frank Nash, who helped rare for Mr. Met­ ter during bis sickness recently returned to his home in Allegan edanty, and is now Beware. Beware! If you have a canine that wauuers aimlessly around tbe streets very sick. The chairmen of the republican town­ without a • Holbrook tag” on, you had bet­ ter look out. The -official dog catcher'’ ship committees sliould send in the notices will get him If you don’t watch out. of their caucuses to tbe Banner at .once. Hoad Commissioners can find 8 inch especially stating where tbe meetings will Bridge Plank at our yard in Hastings. be held, on what day. and at what hour. | Other people can find anything they want Please attend to this at once gentlemen. Also urge yonr friends to turn out to cau­ in the'line of lumber and shingles. cus and help elect the delegates. If there BF.xTi.Kr. Tomlinson and rider. ever was crying need for wise republican The leadipg article In the North Ameri­ legislation the condition of the country can Review*for July is furnished by Ex­ shows that it Is right now. You may Speaker Reed, wl»o discusses “The Present think that your vote will not influence tbe Administration of National Affairs” in a result Possibly It may not to any appre­ manner that will command wide atten­ ciable extent, but by showing yonr inter­ tion. ent in tbe cause, by working for it and Lute , Hyatt was arrested Tuesday doing what you can, tbe result must in­ morning for threatening bis wife and us­ evitably be a glorious victory this fall ing insulting language to his girl. He which we think will have something of an was taken before Squire Kenaston, plead effect In restoring the old-time confidence not guilt) and bls trial will take place and ultimately lead to a return of prosperi­ next week Tuesday. While Jones Hendershott was sitting in front of his store Tuesday morning he had a fainting spell and fell forward on the sidewalk, bls face being somewhat ent and disfigured. He was soon revived and is apparently as well as ever. Jones denies that it was caused by overwork. On account of tbe Republican State Aa* sociatton at Grand Rapids, tbe Michigan Central will sell excursion tickets at one fare for the round trip July 30th aud 81st. Limited to return not later than August 1st Children one-half tbe above rate. ty. Tbe effect of tbe recent dog ordinance has bad a magic effect Id this city. In­ stead of being apparently tbe dog paradise for all tbe most worthless, good-for-noth­ ing cars that were ever allowed to Infest any community, our streets are almost deserted by the canines, and the people who depended for tbelr daily excitement upon dog fights have again taken to whit­ tling dry goods boxes. L. A. Cato, of this city, has been appointed “official dog catcher” and has been properly labeled and vested with the powers of a special policeman. He has fixed up an Ingenious contrivance for ensnaring tbe unsuspect­ ing ••FMo” but like the Irishman’s flea he Is not there when you want him. Thus tar only one stray dog has been captured. Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what I we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ ARE ment clear through. Everyone who buys once' comes again, and invites his friends to come HERE too. We are selling our goods as low as they can be sold anywhere. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have knocked prices .down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are reliable. STAY We are not here for a day, nor for a month. W. H. SPENCE Misses Kittle Stebbins, of Eaton Rapids, and Gertrude Stebbins and friend, of Muskegon, visited in the city last week. Mrs. N. T. Diamond and daughter Florence, left for Petoskey Monday for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Ray Dunlap. C. W. Jordan aud wife, F. L. Heath and wife, the Misses Frank Williams., Sarah Horton and Emma Smith are camp­ lug at Wall lake. J. F. Hannah, of Grand Rapids, who has been the guest of friends here for tbe past few days, left this morning for Beiu»ont,*New York. Mr. Bugbee, of Kansas, is visiting friends and relatives to this vicinity. He says tbe worst thing Kansas has to con­ tend with is the populists. The following people from abroad at­ tended tbe funeral of Miss Belle Itampmau Saturday:—Lucius Beale and wife, of Sherwood; Frank Lampman, wife and daughter, of Reed City; Mr. Gillett and wife, of Lysander. N. Y4 Geo. Taylor and wife: Edwin Taylor and wife, of Lowell; Mrs. Burdett Benedict and Miss Allie Benedict, of Nashvllie; Rev. and Mr*. W. M. Puffer and daughter, of Manistee. Get your Jelly cups at Phillips A Erbs. See those' fruit Jan at Phillips A Erbs. They’re the best to the market. The examination of Jimmy Mortimer, the alleged safe cracker has been adjourn­ ed to the 90th. 1 Mason fruit cans, pints 60 cents a dozen, I quarts 70 cents a dozen and two quarts 80 cents a dozen at Soule’s Bazaar. Can covers S5 cents a dozen and can robbers five cents a dozen at Soule’s Ba- C. R. Osborn. Agent Every one is trying to economise these zarr. This Is what cash will do. times. The best etonomy is buying good Tailor made pants are cheaper than foot wear. See our 91.50 fine Oxfords for ready made pants at Lunn's, the tailors’, i 12.00 and our 9100 ones for 91.75. We To close them out he Is making pants for make these prices ou account of slow sale He's in tbe dog pound now. If his owner >4.00 that he used to charge 95-00 and don’t cal! in four days be will be a candiat the present time of high priced gooes>6.00 for. l date for the dog executioner. WOOLLST A BBONSON- SUPPOSE You were running this store instead of us. Wouldn’t you have made up the best stock you knew how for it? Wouldn’t you have made the prices as moderate as possible, if for no other reason than mere expediency ani self interest. Wouldn’t you? Well put your­ self in our place and while you are in our place if you will take the trouble to look around you will find we have done just as you would have done. Get acquainted with our business methods, ». , . two things worth knowing ... K. K. QRflNT. �60,000 ) The Evening News, The Great Daily of Michigan. You take your home paper! of course you do, but it is a mistake not to road “The Great Daily of Michigan,” the leader in every branch of news, as well as thought and literary merit. If you find any or all other State papers profitable, yet THE NEWS should and will find a place in your handsand your families. Tens of thousands of other citizens of this great State have found its worth. 2 CRXTB PER COPY. IO CENTS A WEEK. <1.28 FOR 3 MONTHS BY MAIL. toARD^C°LMJ°HH5ToN' — — .. j . t avme i oi«*>rr» JTLY spirits ad­ venturous to audacity made settlements on the western bank of the Oconee river prior to the dis­ possession of the Indians. Among these was Pearce Am­ erson, who in • way and another piired landed and otner property, and by the time when the town of Mil­ ledgeville was laid off and made the capital of the state was what in that period people Called a rich man. When he became old he was induced by his elder son. Wiley, who had done re­ markably well in business and married quite beyond expectations, to leave the big plantation on the river bottom to the management of an overseer and build or occupy a house not very far from his own on Clarke street. His wife, accustomed to be dragged whithersoever and made to do what­ ever he would, offered no useless re­ sistance, and, what time she lasted, managed as well as could have l>een expected. It troubled her & good deal to see how proud the father became of Wiley and his wife compared with his shame for Callen the younger and his wife. Not that she did not grow to love, and that very much, Wiley’s wife, Julia, of the excellent and rather aristocratic family, the Marstons, of Putnam, whose deportment towards and whose words about his people were much less apologetic than her husband’s. But something, nobody knew exactly what, caused the elder woman's health to decline after they moved into town. Some said it was just natural old age. which nobody inFrom this world has yet (been found able, a child Wiley had been a in the longperson. run, to At copeten with. Some thoughtful years of said it was the breaking up too late in age, when Cullen was born, he reflectlife of long-settled habits and vainly attempting to get into new. Yet others ventured the opinion that it was because from Cullen, who during childhood had seemed to be rather the favorite with his father, the latter had become estranged, owing to his mar­ riage with Hannah Enlow. Anyhow, when they had been in town about a year she fell into her iast sickness. They said that towards the last she talked to her husband with unwonted freedom about some tilings that were on her mind and gat from him some promises which helped her to meet death without very much complaint. They put her in the very nicest town coffin, and both husband and son Wiley were proud even to boasting of the spot in the cemetery chosen for her grave. * g THE EVENING NEWS, tng seventeen and he just turned of twenty. Not that he had not a rival in Arthur Dabney, a steady young fel­ low who, notwithstanding her poverty, would have married her any day that she said the word. But Hannah de­ cided upon Cullen. People said she was bound to have an Amerson of some sort. Dabney, knowing that he had been outrun fairly, made no out­ ward complaining, and in time went to town, with intent, if possible, to be­ come a lawyer. People said again how rash some young men can be when they cannot get the girl they want, os if there wasn’t another in the whole world. But you must know that Han­ nah, poor as were her parents, was a beauty, like whom was not one in all that Oconee region. Her slight figure, her long yellow curly hair, her smooth neck and fair dimpled cheeks, her lov­ ing eyes and mouth—no, I am too far gone to describe fitly such things. Peo­ ple who read this story, if they care, mast try to imagine what sort of a girl Hannah Enlow was. Some years back, Pearce Amerson, if only it had property to back it, would not have complained at such a match for either of his sons. He knew that the Enlows were every inch as good as his people. Then lie had been heard to say that Hannah win os nice a girl as could be started on all sides both of the Oconee river and of Commissioner's creek. His wile even to her dying day said that Cullen had married well, and. except for Wiley, everything might have gone on satisfactorily. HeMet the affair go on without a jingle word from his mouth until the marriage took place. Then he said to his father that if he did not wish to witness any unpleasant family scenes he would keep Cullen, with what he called “that piece” he had taken up with, outside the pale of Milledgeville society; for as for himself he could not, and his wife should not, give countenance to any such connection. “Why, Wiley,” appealed his father, “you didn't ’pear like to be opposed to Cullen a-marryin’ of Hannah. I allays thought mighty well of her, except that the family is poor." । “Even that, father, onght to have been taken into some consideration by Cullen, who, it seems to me. might do his part, as I’ve been doing, to lift up our family, Instead of putting it down lower. But that isn't all,and not nigh all. Hannah Enlow is not the sort of girl for him to marry, in no way. I know Hannah Enlow, and he ought to too. I never said anything against it, because I saw it would do no good. Cullen never would take my advice. What I've got to say about it is to you, and you only. The only thing to do is for the family to make the best of it they can; but as for intercourse with me and my wife, there’s got to be mighty little of it." The old man, rude as be was, had a good deal of simple honesty and af­ fectionateness, but these in his ex­ treme age had seemed to dwindle un­ der the Influence of his elder son. Dur­ ing the seven years that Wiley had been living in town, to the small capi­ tal advanced by his father had accrued several thousands. Such rapid success led the old man to regard him with the greatest respect and pride, and, acting upon his counsel, he settled Cullen upon a small portion of a largo tract which he owned ten miles from Milledgeville, on the road leading to Macon. . • , CHAPTER IL ed upon the uselessnees, not to say in­ decency. certainly the injustice t<? him­ self, of another son coming to parents who had intermarried so tale in life that they ought to have been satisfied with himself alone. He behaved to­ wards his brother as if the latter were a troublesome supernumerary who had came into the world only to get in bla way and divide with him what thither­ to had been all his own. Cullen, dur­ ing his nonage, made many trial# to win at least the forbearance of the brother whom uninterftionally he had thus offended- As for Hannah Enlow, her uTici’Emon beauty when a girl of fourteen had been a temptation even >ut her family being of ty and no pretemioas he hia ambition to a higher Cullen and his wife had too much love for each other to be made very unhappy by such discrimination. He, tall, ruddy, robust, open-faced, was much handsomer than his brother, who, though of good size and figure, was of palish complexion and habitual­ ly wore a cheerless, suspecting face. The winsome girlishness of Hannah continued after her marriage. She had taken Cullen mainly because ho had won her affections. Yet she was very sensible of the advantage of con­ nection with a moneyed family, and her heart, though not too eagerly, had been sei upon living in town. It cut her painfully when she was made aware of Wiley’s hostility-and the in­ fluence exerted by it upon his father, and, without confiding it entirely to Callen, she resolved to conciliate them, if such a thing could be done. Not artful by nature, she had will and per­ severance, and a moderate degree of reticence. Cullen's feeling was to act defiantly; but she persuaded him to accept without complaint the proffered farm. The manaion, a rather pretty story-and-a-half, newly painted, even to the chimneys, in white, was situ­ ated on an eminence in a grove of redoaks. The land, though containing the most rolling portions of the big tract from which 1t had been set off, ■ was productive, and, with the work of half a dozen not very likely negroes thrown in with it, Cullen, now indus­ trious aud reasonably thrifty, made good crops, while Hannah, brought up in economical habits, contributed her full share to their decent, comfortable in this m in red wjU the -------- _ .----sen studying all hia life. Be rirNthv ga * wale not too limited to cause very much talk among the neighbors. He seldom came out to the plantation beyond, which had been turned over to him by his father, without calling on the return and hav­ ing a brief chat with Cullen and Han­ nah. or with Hannah alone, when Cul­ len might be in one of his fields; and the visitor would not taar to the pro­ posal to blow the horn for him. On such occasions Hannah more than made up for Cullen’s cooluwM by her own cordiality. Whenever the father came there, she set a nice dinner, had his chair put exactly where and how be wanted it, and, when the meal was over, got out again her sewing. P“e“ it with dexterity, and talked about domestic business with a heartiness that led him gradually to think that after all. Cullen, in spite of Wiley a talk, had done better, a good deal bet­ ter, than he had been fearing. One afternoon on Cullen’s return from work earlier ,than usual, Hannah had jqst put off some of her nicest things with which she had adorned herself, and was resuming her usual working guise. “Hi, Hannah!” he asked, surprised, “what have you been so fixed up for? Trying to see how the new ribbons be­ come you? As if everything didn’t look becoming when put on you!’’ “Brother has just gone, Cullen,’’ she answered. "I saw him as he turned in from the road, and I thought I’d show him that I appreciated his visit. I was about to have the horn blown for you. but he said not, as he had just called by for a few minutes to see if all was well." “I wouldn't have done that, certain," he said, with no petulance, but in the straightforward manner which he al­ ways practiced. “Cullen,” she replied, a trifle flushed, “I know what I'm doing. 1 won't say, although I have rather let you think otherwise, that I have not been deeply pained by your father’s and your brother's treatment of you since our marriage, and I want to show them that I wish, as your wife, to pay all tbe respect I owe them. My object is to reconcile them to me. if it can be done. I wish you wouldn't hinder me, or look as if you found fault with me. In spite of your keeping so much re­ serve, I think I have noticed that they are beginning to think a little some­ thing of mo." Tears were in her eyes. He drew her to his breast. “Why, my darling, I don’t mean to find fault with you. As for father, mother says she hopes and believes he is gradually getting to love you right much. It’s all the work of brother. He always has selfish purposes in everything he does, and nothing either I or you could do will make him alter them." “I know something of Brother Wiley. His object is to hurt you through me. But I don’t see the use of fighting him." “I’m not fighting him, my dear. I simply don't feel like being specially considerate towards those from whom, against our natural rights, I and my wife get so scant consideration. You say you know something of Wiley. My poor child, your knowledge of him is small beside mine. I’ve been know­ ing him well ‘ever since I was old enough to know anything about peo­ ple's feelings and motions. His hand was against me on the day I was born, and it has been ever since. In my in­ fancy he was a tyrant over me; once. it was plain to ree his late companion he felt eompen sated over and over by the cornier °’ Pearce Amerson, Junior. Even «y< although he made no demonstration, such being never Ib Jin®. apneared to l>c content with the change. He did go ho.Ur as to offer some sort of congratulation to the parents at the birth Cullen took it for what L. thought it was worth. Hannah for a great deal more, and was very, verj thankful. A Quarter Century Test. For a quarter of a century Dr. K’njj New Discovery has been t«ted. *"d mill'.™ who have received benefit trona It- n-« testify to Its wonderful curative powers tn all diseased of tbrotLjchest, and lungs. A remedy that has stood the test so long and that has given so much uni­ versal satisfaction Is no experiment. Each bottle is positively guaranteed to give relief, or money refunded. It i« Mmltted to I* the most reliable for coughs and colds. Trial bottles free at W. 11. Goodyears Drugstore. Large sire 50c. and 81.00. ______ ____ It May Do »• Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller of Irving. HL that he bad a severe kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains In tbe beck and also that bls bladder was affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures but without any good result About a year ago he began the use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once. Electric Bit tors is especially adapted to cure of all kidney and liver troubles and often gives almost trial our instant relief.. One *“ *“ ‘ will prove '*** ,.w Price only 50<* for large statement bottle. At L. W. .. H. Goodyears’ Drug Store. The best salve In the world for cute, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. A permit has been granted to erect a new St. Vincent’s Orphans home at Sag­ inaw. to cost 828.000, which will be erect­ ed on tbe site of the structure destroyed by the great fire. No Other 5oap Does Its Work 5o Well One Trial Will Prove This . Reduced from ;oc. to 25c. a Copy, •5 to $3 a Year, orum 1a*wIs Knopp, aged 25, was killed by a falling tree near East Jordan last Wednes- Mrs. Jos. Bailey, Mich., .. ... . ..Cedar _ • Springs. .. ... w(j nays: “Adlronda.” Wheeler’s Heart Nerve Cure. Is the best medicine 1 had io my family; It never fails.” Sold by W. H. Goodyear Several hundred tramps infest the shore between St. Joseph and New Buf­ falo. To many thoughtful people. the price of The Forum hat hitherto been pro­ hibitory: indeed all the great Reviews have been too high In price for the masses ot Intelligent readers. But now the number ot readers of tbooghtiu! literstare -men and women wbo wish really to know what is going on in the world out­ side the narrow limits ot particular sects and parties—is grest enough in the United States to warrant so revolutionary a reduction lc price. The Forum discusses Uspartaat sabfsets, but It is not dull. The literature d contemporaueoos activity is, in tact, tbe most Interesting of all literature. Americas Owosso ministers are making a vigor­ ous kick against the establishment of. a brewery In their midst. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. Intelligent people, wbo realize the im­ portant part the blood holds In keeping tbe body in a normal condition, find noth­ ing strange In tbe number of diseases Hood's Sarsaparilla Is able to cure. 80 many troubles result from impure blood that tbe best wav to treat them Is through tbe blood, and it is far better to use only harmless vegetable compounds than to dose to excess with quinine, calomel and other drugs. By treating tbe blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, scrofula, salt rbeum, and what are commonly called “humors;" dyspepsia, catarrh, rheumatism, neural­ gia. consumption and other troubles- that * originate In impurities of the blood or paired circulation, can all be cured. Tbe nineteenth annual fair Stockbridge Agricultural Society held October 2, 8, and 4th. The schooner George L. Wrenn started from South Haven Wednesday for Its trip around the world. To prevent the hardening of the_____ taneous tissues of the scalp and the oblit­ eration of the hair follicles, which causes baldness, use Hall’s Hair Benewer. Th? Government is completing a stone crib pier 298 feet long for tbe use of the supply and lighthouse boats at old Mack­ inac light Ayer’s Pills possess the curative virtues of tbe best known medical plants. These Pills are scientifically prepared, are easy to take, are safe for young and old. They are invaluable for regulating the bowells, and for the relief and cure of stomach troubles. A movement has been made to erect a monument over the grave of ex-Goveroor E. B. Winans at Hamburg. when I was about ten years old, and he outraged me so that I nearly killed him with a stick, and woulci have done so with my knife if he hadn’t stopped, he told me he wished I was dead. No, he doesn’t particularly wish to hurt you. It is 1 whom he is after, and it would have been the same whoever I might have married. Ill admit that latterly he has appeared somewhat cordial, comparatively. Sister Julia may have had something to do with it, for she’s just one of the best women in this whole world." ’‘WeU,’’ she said, languidly, “it’s hard to feel one’s self a—’’ She stopped, smiled, kissed him, and said: “Let’s talk of something else." At once they ran into their hahitnal cheerful chatting, in which were »ome low-spoken words about a hope and a prophecy very dear to them both. To prevent pale and delicate children from lapsing Into chronic Invalids later In life, they should take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, together with plenty of wholesome food and out-door exercise. What they need to build up tbe system Is good red blood. James Dewhurst of Otter Lake had bla band nearly blown off while celebrating the Fourth of July. ONE YEAR FOR OHLY $ 1.00, CASH IR rtbV/INCE. CHAPTER ILL In time Cullen had to admit that Hannah’s policy seemed to have been wise and prudent. When her baby was born, the messenger who bore the news took with him the word that it was a boy and named Pearce Ameraon. The grandmother’s hope to be spared to see the sight was fulfilled, and when she had seen site blessed it and shortly afterwards set out alone on her last journey. Just before going she said to Cullen: “My dear, your father has promised me to do right by you. I’ve do doubt he’ll keep his word." Indeed, thenceforth the change which hitherto had been slow and gradual, quickened space. The old man grew more and more fond of Cui- Mew York Weekly Tnliiin Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. n,. L Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Tbe Lenew. Prawning o “«>«■<■ canning pnu thl, , working about 100 g|rj, - 1 THE HASTINGS BANNER �— • -j/ f ——- Dr. W. H. Smith, of St Cl«lr, ymtorda, I ijju: TZ-----------------------------rooming removed (PConnor’a ------ ..from — John .... Additional County News oata Is promising. The arm planted to NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. SOLOMON AND HIS FAMILY. anna needle which entered his breast I potatoes ba# been largely increased 8ta*eo< Michigan. CJoatv of Barry-*. Thursday, July >», 189+* when at play 54 years ago. Tbe needle throughout the State. Compared with D« Wm Only a White Rat, Rat a Genk Notice IB hrrrbjr Kivec. that by au order of tbe was dark colored, but otherwise iu a good l-Mt ww*-, utter. Prolmta Court tor tar County of itarry. made average years the increase in the southern ----- \V’ R- tf°01K. Local Editor. state of preservation. the I5tb day of June. A. D„ IBM, six Hvnry Knlckvrbarker of Lak, Ouhm. rountlre counties te is 8 per cent; ceni; central, central. 12 per cm cm»: ’; Solomon was a white rat who lived on months from that dale were allowed for credi­ it r.rt • in . ■ .. . . tors ta present their claims aaaibax the estate PeF * tnt ’ aDd S:ale y »* r ln * n ^tist ’ s studio in New York. He Tt»e tug Ella M. Smith, which has been n ““ d*r l,,t ww’li ,or of Sarah J. Moore, late of aald Coanty. l^ ranxbi.Tmm condlttoa ,B h,Sb . received his name because of his wisquarauliued 14 days at the mouth of the ceased, and that all creditors of wud deceaoM ! ™&'Zd^dZS « bau I d“ hl* 'r •, river al Bay City, was released yesterday «5 *nd cw-te/ Thi'mwil are required to present their tbdxns to said d"7i' c‘“’<'r“™<l">w»anil’l>a« probate Court, at the Frebate in the city Die boat had a Bmall pox patient on board Planed to ita, cr.dk of our -rlrXl fund and ! 10 dl' PS?dK bJu ' dog Hn reirain * from nibbling the of liB<tnt». for examination and allowance, ou lim.lhy ».id7.re?nT^CT five days, and strange to relate, none of Scrofula, or before the 15th dav of December next, and that the other members of the crew were affect­ will be properly expended. such claims wfl! be beard before said Court, ou Sin-s Boils, or J* Warner aud Carpenter and son are much below a fair average. Clover '■ curtams and rich staffs that were scab- Saturday, the IMh day of September a id on Sat­ ed. j tered about the studio, and was most urday the IMh day of I>ecr:.’.brr i.rxt.attcn are bu«y putting out barvdatlng mwbln- flowed this year prouiines well. nuv other skin disease, tn the torruoon of each ot those days. Apples promise about three-fourths, aud ■ particular not to take cheese or rich o'clock The members of the Bay City commanDated, .lune 15th. A. D . The Woodland Neva *aa publubrf on po“c,lrs' “ix-tenths of an average c rop.» cake up on the sofa, where he was alCnab. W. AtutBTKoxG. Judge of Probate. dery. No. 26, K. T., have organized a Bos­ lake • ■ his yn . e Jbar Mp ' ’ a l* ules were estimated at ‘ lowed to play and sleep when his paws u’ wr* k t®,l,e wlllor and bte ton club, for the purpose of making a pil­ were clean. grimage to that city in August, 1895, on .1 d ,*ko " h"IK1 lu ,he l‘*11 «*“'■ only four-tenths of nn average. Washington Gardner. ' Now it bo happened that a friend of the occasion of the triennial oonclave. Tiie at Nashville on the Fourth. Secretary uf State. We notice* that the Middleville eorrescommandery will go In a body, and Is ar­ Solomon’s mistress had some rats—a pondent of the Banner feels badly about ranging several side trips on the way. father and mother and seven children. Medicine in firead. vinl JTJ p,a'ed ,n One night a stray’ cat found her way Dr. J. fi. Jackson. At Lapeer yesterday Judge Mocre sen­ m:urd?y,’..Junv 30lb tetween the to their cage and ate up the old rats. tenced John H. Lampson to Ionia for 90 Middleville and Woodland teams aud won- . The acids most generally employed in Solomon’s mistress agreed to adopt the Superior days upon bis pleading guilty to the dera why lhe game was not finished. l>er: baking powders for the purpose of libera­ them, and the cage was taken into her Blood-Purifier charge of obtaining money under false pre­ naps a little explanation will set hia mimj ting the gas are the sulphuric (slum), and 1 rooms. . tenses. He Is one of the two fakirs who The Woodland team went to Mid­ the tartaric (cream tarter) which are oh- i . and Suring Medicine. „ cau­ raked In considerable coin In that part of dleville at the invitation ot the Middle­ jectlonable for Uie reason that their salts I Solomon stared, and then went Ju tiously up th® yU P to th « newcomers. He soon the Mate by claiming to represent the ville team who promised to pay all ex­ possess nmHeal propertlra and produce Uonal Cure-5 'others, upon the human hj stem effects which may I Bh <>"ed signs of joy at their arrival, state Ixiard of health and vaccinating the penses txcrpllag car fare. When thev ,t -• aSiiS.’rSKi® arrived at Middleville they were Informed not bd needed at the time or nt least as । and Immediately took the little rats people. The vaccination was no good. that the ball grounds was one and one hall often as food Is taken; for no one would under his protection. He called them A man calling himself Charles Robinson Julies out bide but tint a conveyance like tu-take a dose of medicine every time ■ to him and coaxed them to1 snuggle II' was a happy thought uf . ' ----------down by his side, as their mother would aud hailing from Imlay City was arrested would soon be around to convey them to.I he u eats ,bread ------- ---------------------------- — j--------------- ----------------------------- — at Port Huron yesterday while trying to the groundb. The conveyance won an- rroL Hoafor“ l,wt suggested the employ-: have done. K5E GRE.RM. pawn jewelry While taking him Io jail j»eare<l and the buys were soon on lhe ball I m nv/nt r,,t uf vf an u“ acid, “cid> ■‘ (phosphoric) (prioap^oric) which. | When they were allowed to run tbe prisoner gave Detective Buckerhrldge ground, but were Informed they uwed I carbonic eas. also ' about he watched them and taught U 8vU fnT the «H» ’iic gas, GONfEGTIONS. the slip and ran. The officer fired four ninety ceu's for the ride which UH.y j to lhe flour much ofits nutrient thcm wherc they might go and where » ,nL- SOFT DRINKS. Our boys reached the l"Krr<1l',>,te whichi were lost tn J a « shota over the man’s ht-ntl when he stop* promptly paid. in Its mann manti­ , were not to go, running after any Mich. grounds at 2 p. in. but the game was uot ......... Th Thhj ’-, together with the fact that 1 j wild yrfungstgy who* strayed behind k- to hate an unct'.ou ped and was landed in jail. He is said to hud large expviteuce be wanted a» tapeer for horse steeling. commenced until 8 p. m. As our boys it communicates no nriplvasatri laste, and screens-or meddled with what he ought AT THE।111>n. Terms nw»«nhad to return on the 0 p. ru. train it was at the same time effectually secures the I The population of the village of Gray- agreed before the game commenced to purpose of all baking powders, CITY BAKERY. derx, should ', not to touch. . nil Only one of the seven orphans turned i ling according to the census jnst complet­ piny only seven innings. It is true that commend bls preparation to r '. desiring J. M. l(l, i out n genius, but ail of them became ed. is 1.89S, there being 342 famines, liv­ at the end of the fifth ianlngs the score palatable and wholesome bread. ing in 831 houses. There are but 11 em­ stood 13 to 2 in favor ot Woodland and [ respectable rats, and a great credit to pty houses In tbe town, and most of these would had our boys not become careless, Solomon. astings ity ank A RECEPTIVE MIND. will be occupied as soon as necessary re­ at the end uf the seventh, At the end of The genius of the family one day Rl’ON A SMITH pairs cun be made. All tbe mills are run­ the seventh the game was’called by the The Wonderful Mrmorynf « Noted French came upon a guitar lying on the sofa, Hastings, Mich. ; specialty. J Ctfn ning on full time, and the people are. for umpire as per Agreement! the score stand­ and, running up to it. made the strings Author. Woodland. Mich the most part prosperous, and contented. ing 14 to 10 in favor ot Woodland. Our S7S.OOO.OO Theophile Gautier, the French sound. The music pleased him so CAPITAL bjys would have been too g ad to have author, was gifted with an extraordi­ much that after his discovery he fre­ TORP1.CS tlS.OOO.OO. Fire at Midland yesterday caused the played the other two innings could thev nary memory. Whatever he had quently went irr search of the Instru­ Incorporated under the lawa of lhe State of death of Beno Tungendrlch, a clothing 1 are done so without missing their train • •:.lection office. Michigan. dealer. The commercial house, an ancient and offered to do so even If they had miss­ heard or seen remained engraved upon ment and scampered back and forth over the strings to his own great de­ promptly attended to. frame building, burned like tinder. He ed the train. If the Middleville team had bis mind. Open for business Dec. 15 J8M. light and to the amusement of all who On the day on which the two first . Loyal K. Kuapp^n. appeared at an upper window and was put up 510.00 which our boys offered to officers: urged to Jump by the crowd below, but he cover. Il is true that ,lhe Middleville volumes of Hugo's “Ixjgende des Si- saw him. _________________ 0. G. Robinson, President; rthur C. DenHon. retreated into the room and perished. Two team was a “picked up nine" ami we ecles" were published, tfie author Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. .xaI'I’EN S DENISON. CENTRAL ASIAN DESERTS. other men narrowly escaped. A building noticed that the players were picked up dined in Gautier's company nt the D. W. Rejrnokta, Owhler. LAWYERS. > adjoining was also destroyed. William with great care, bring selected front Has­ house of another friend. There were ; M . lihran Tnist Co. BMr,. Di’JE ctors: i Tinmlus who ocourletf the building as a tings, Yankee Springs. Irving and Thorit- several literary men present, all allied • :ra’»>‘. Rapids. Michigan. . saloon, looses 82.000. The other building W. H. Fewer®, D. W. Reynold*. applr. After the game was called our more or less closely to the tribe of ro­ j Mr. W. Woodville Rockhill describes R B. Meeser.' D. G. Robinson, owned by Mike Ryan, was not insured. boys returned to Middleville, ate supper, manticists, admirers of Victor Hugo, I K1UK, St D. • i in the Century his attempt to cross < Chester Messer. John Carveth. The loss Is small. >•1 mn and Surgeon. paid for their dinner and supper and re­ and counting upon finding a feast of Tibet. His picture of a portion of the F. T. Coirrove. H.i'-ii.ui*. - '• i Mich. . turned to Woodland. We think that, as good things in his new work. country he traversed is not alluring. ■ atteu4«*l day or night. orHas tbe only savings department In in Barry the Woodland nine was ahead from** the . and shoestore State ot Oiil®, Citv of Toledo, i In the course of the talk Gautier re­ fee in Life in the Central Asian deserts is County and pays interest on all time first to the seventh innings, it is only fair Lucas County, t ” deposits. Frank J. Cheney make* oath that he Is the to presumejhat they would have been marked: “Let us prove what we ad­ rough indeed, he savs. vance. I wjjl recite ‘ Les Lions ’ to you." ••Nature is without attractions of senior partner of the Ann of F. ,1. Cheney A Co. ahead at-the end uf tiie ninth, and If the juy at. law. busioeM In the city of Toledo, County and And iu a clear voice, his eyes gazing any kind; it is bleak and repelling; Hastings. Mich, doing State aforesaid, and that mM firm will pay the Middleville team think otherwise they can ____ and scarcely _ a never a tree _ is seen, uurtsnt the state. Col- ram of One Hundred Dollars for each and every come to our village and play the return kteadfastly os though he were reading ____________ case of Catwrh that cannot be cured by tbe game and we promise them that they will’ from afar a book visible to himself 1 flower, except for a month or two in ttended to. ' I led use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. ° The Niagara Falk Route.’ alone, he recited the whole piece, not •»'PmUhlv theArctie retrions the year. Probably the Arctic regions meet with courtrousand grritlernauly treat­ Frank J. Chknky. TIR.E ‘i LATHROP. repeating himself once, never hesitat­ alone offer a more meager flora. One Sworn to before mo and subscribed In my ment. presence, this 6th day of Dccetnlw. A. D.. ISSG. 1’ ;l.jm<H«pathit“Physician and Stations. One morning last week our officers ing. aud not mistaking a single syl­ sees only coarse grass, or bare, grevcl.— . A. W. Glkasox. . Surc«‘on btrewn ground of a reddish tingel In • ' .] seal • Notary Public. were inforurd that a young woman was lable. ixmuitD. Office over W. 11. Goodyear’s lying by the roadside about three miles Yet ho had read it that morning for the mobt favored valleys, and near Hastings.......... | Drag'*toft1. Halls Catarrh Cure la taken Internally and acts north west of our village. Justice Eng­ the first time. home brackish lakelet, are occasionally dlrectlv on the blood and mucous surfaces of Btatlonfl; ptly attended to. land. Constable Miller and Dr. J. A. Many times his friends, doubtful seen bunches of long black-haired the system. Send for testimonials, free. Baug^iman immediately repaired to the upon some point of history, language, yaks, antelopes, or wild asses. A stray F. J. (1HXXKT A Co., Toledo, O, <IU BN ER. M. l»., -«3 Sold by all druggists. .75. I1X-471 e.l»| 1.0® place and found the young woman, who geography, anatomy or art, referred hare or wolf runs across the trail; a Hamtixoa.................... I 4 40! l’hy$ician and Surgeon, proved to be a loose character, from a R. OSBORN. Local Agent, Hastiago the matter to him, and received im­ sheldrake or eagle flies slowly dff at n . Mich. latke Odessa, in a semi-conscious condi ­ Council Proceedings. One's approach. Were it not for the , O. W. kugglm G. F *T. A. Chicago OX^ fru .kncc. one block* east of depot. tion. The doctor foand her suffering mediate satisfaction. Thqy used to say from hysterics and nervous pYostration. tlicu: “\Ve have only to turn over the wild; yaks, travel across this great C. H. BARKER plateau would be impossible, for dry Common Council met in regular session She was removed to the home of Wm. l-n- leaves of Theo." Physicians and Surgeons, vak-dung is the only fuel to be found. Fri. eve, July Otb, ’94. • derwood and the next day returned to THE INDIGO BIRD. | Should a murrain destroy the lyre­ ity or county retq>onded to with Mayor Greusel presiding. consciousness^ It seems that she hnti . day or niirhtf ’ Present at roll call. Aid Busby, Huff­ s(>eiit the night with five ^»r six ’sports I horned antelope, traveling, except man, Osborn, Tinkler and Waters. along two frequented trails, would l>e- .-rr-t-wm, TRADB MARK who left her in the morning al about 3 a. : i!ELD(’>. : The indigQ bird is aU*>nt the pi?e of a come unfeasible. Violet winds sweep Absent at roll call. Aid. Bennett, Hicks in..in her unpleasant condition. As soon H and Real .Estate Office. Wheeler's#^ and Welssert. as she was able (o be removed Supervisor the country daily, carrying- wjth them German canary, and of a deep blue all A.’i-ir.i-'. Block. HaBtiugs. On motion of Aid Osborn minutes of Davenport returned her to l*ake Odessa. over, with Q.metallic luster in certain dense clouds of alkaline dust, which .» on I> ;»1 E«atv Beal Estate ..inmredMi. General con revanclng. last meetings postponed. We hope the matter will be thoroughly parch and crack the skin and blind the lights that adds much to his beauty. : - »et ol Abstract Books, comflan in: Moved by Aid Huffman that the matter inveltmated aud the offenders properly piled it- ’.h- R-i-.-iJw, can furnish complete A graceful little fellow inhabiting a eyes. When it in not blowing, it is of approach to Mr. VauAnnau’s property dealt with. We understand that one of C. K. BROOKS. Clerk. lightly-wooded country, where he pours snowing, hailing or raining. Bogs, be placed in the hands of-side walk com. the sports has made 'himself scarce and forth his melody'from the top of some marshes and sandy wastes, cut at short to report upon. Carried, we hope our village will not be bothered M FUWLH distances by low ranges of moutains high tree to his nesting mate below.. Ayes, AIL • with Ids presence soon. -POSITIVELY CURESHis song, says Harper’s Young Peo­ rarely rising above the line ot per­ Moved by Aid Busby that the Marshall ple, though not very powerful, is ex­ petual snow (though, be it remem­ be authorized to pay boys 25c. apiece for bered, the 'lowest valleys are at a tremely sweet, and combined with his Middleville. all dogs brought to him that have not HILIP T. COLGKOVE, rich plumage makes him a desirable greater elevation above the sea than been registered. Carried, Last week’s letter. Attorney at Law Ayes, Busby. Huffman. Osborn, Tinkler The census enumerators and board tin- cage-bird. Large numbers arc shipped the summit of Mont Blanc), are the Sleeplessness and all derangeoiente of the Sue.- t to Smith & Colgrove.) Nervous System. (Otnce In l nion block. Hastings.) Ished reviewing last Tuesday with tbe to Europe every year, showing that he characteristics of the bleak country and Waters. Practices in <11 the courts of the stale. ’ following results: Total population of the is appreciated there. He is not hard to which we bad to cross before the inNays, None. The following accts, audited: township. lS<0: village ot Middleville .SO tame, and should I* fed, as a regular habited regions of Tibet could t. KEN ASTON. W. O. Lowden, Atty. Board Review, and village of. Partnalee St. ’ thing, on canary-seed—now and then a reached.’’ • Attorney at Law, 820.00 Chandlers Cadwell. John Miller. Wm. little green food; while in his estima­ i Over J. 3. Goodyear & Co.’b etore.) 13.00 Wood and Claud Putnam left Sundey STUPID AND SELFISH. Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from Citizens Com, night watching, tion no kinds of insects come amiss. Practices tn ail courts M the State. CoUsctioiu 68.45 night for Pullman, expecting to find work opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. M. C. R. R. Co., freight and ctg., eromptly attending to. If given the freedom of the room for 1.48 in place of the .Btrikera. W. McDonald, labor a flight he is very happy, and will catch M. TH Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Ran­ 2.48 W. F-, Glass' two sisters are visiting M. Prosser as (Mich.) Havings Bank, says be cannot say L. TIMMERMAN. Horampathlc PhyMarianne North quotes, in her “ Fur ­ flies lu a rapid way. Very graceful 2.20 too much In tavor ot -Adlronda," Wheeler s Ed. Holbrook • flicinn anti Surgeon. ] « ... when flying, the indigo bird wiH dart ther Recollections of a Happy Life,” Heart .53 hlni and Nerve Cure. H. Smith Tbe M. E. S. S. social at Mrs. Bassett s *Wn over Lathrop's drug store.) Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine .15 last Saturdsy evening was largely attend­ from one side of the room to the other, some amusing instances of Turkish V. Youngfl stupidity, told her by a pasha in (Co., Cedar Springs, Mich. Sold by. stopping instantly, tend hovering on .25 H. Burke receipts S10.T7. military command at Beyrut He said . .50 edAu Net W. U. Tel. Co, telegraphing agent for the Detroit Tribune was the wing for a moment, like the hum­ 1.50 among the registered at the Johnson ming-bird. He is inquisitive, too, and that he had once accepted an offer J. Mullen, labor H AST IN 03, MICH5.70 is apt to fly into any dark hole tlfet he of breakfust from a rich man who Barry County Dem., printing ■ tlK<;UL4TlON • 43.75 b°SchuyleAvhlte threw the 23K lb. can­ finds. The writer once nearly, lost his knew the ways of the world and . A. Jones, Rent .37 nonball 25 ft and 2 In standing still and bird by his lighting on a wire fender to thought himself quite a Frenchman. This wi pf;. 82 quires. M. Mcl’harland, labor .75 and 28 ft. 2 in by taking two hops, last gaze up the dark chimney. The servants spread a clean table­ • J. Mullen 3.70 cloth on the ground; then they brought F. Fifield Hen . : r. . hanges for advertisements ^“Xsu, of fUh.™.» will leave here 1.20 A Clever Stratagem. z a handsome inlaid table, which they’ R. Waters mw.; . Lh office Tuesdays at latest to 10.00 to-day sod Osh on their way down the Once during the Iron Duke’s cam­ laid on the teblccloth, but upside down, Wm. H. Beadle, flL wk. insure : ., -n the issue of the week 15.00 river to Grand Rapids. paign. in the Pyrtmees, it happened with its legs in the air. A tray of Louie Beadle, stwk. u wijtn brought. 1 ’ ' 9.00 Mr,. W. K. Young o; Grand R.plds, Is that Gen. Picton's dispositiona for re­ good things followed, and this was Ed. Shay. sL wk. 15.00 ceiving tbo assault ot Marah^ Soult Jim Shay, aL Fkbalanced on the lops of the legs. , the village. ,. .. ■ ' keebthe Hver nn«i kidneys 5.55 In Mrs. Brown mother of Mn. C. E. nw dUplented him. The danger I threat* in w Joe Webber, st wk. I Hood's Sa^aiwllla h tbe Another old Turk vVho was shown a 15.70 m-r north-east of the village, oho has cnc<l from in front, and the difficulty Horace Bishop, st. wk. fine portrait said only: 750 bX-'n visiting her daughter f °t J Win. Tennyck. st wk. “Yes, it is like, but is not tbe em­ 4.35 will return to her home In Canada nea Inv in delaying the attack until UcllIn s i: county there j were 153 W. A- Strong, st. wk. iDgton could effect the change he broidery’on the back of his coat equal­ 8.00 Clarence Bishop, st. wk. -ii: deaths last year. wished. He was, us wrahl. equal to ly beautiful? Why did they nrft paint T Qu"u i numlK-r of new binders are be 2-75 U. B. Rlckel. rt. wk. the .iccaslon. Waving his ha|ln the that in,too?" 1.50 Ing sold by Middleville dealers. i Mt. Omens fisherman, : 8. Wiley, st. wk. htn ee; air he gall-ped to the front of a regi ­ Another, seeing a piano, asked what 7 50 i he raising of turtles.. He Ed. Sheldon, st. wkment jk» if he meant to order a charge. that great box was for. His hostess 7.50 ' Moa to Baltimore and Ularence Bower, st. wk. otb Crop KeporU . 2.25 The whole of Picton’s lino ch?ered*tre- sat down and began to play to him George Burgman. st- wk. 4.50 mendously and ns the roar died away “MasbaliahP he exclaimed, and after Henry Smith, st. wk. «|;d -<vvrxl other Michigan 3.15 Wellington was heard to rematk, half deep reflection announced that that Tfllu. Mike Custer. «L wk. •■irch.-s nave ad opted a plan 5.10 to himself: “ Soult Is a cautious com ­ woman must be worth at least sixty Of Ulf. Milo Fifield, st wk. nSc s< r vices for the summer mander and wiH not attack in force by Aid. Tinkler that the bill of -J ministers ot tbe various H.Moved j The farm statistics re- without ascertaining the meaning qf thousand piasters. WE.'A. P.'Co*t* referred to Fin Com. ltn One day the pasha saw an old,gentle­ churc dH-rewed Rs conll ,| k -<l. tyafc in taking charge. Slilo in* f cent in the southern these cheers. That wiU leave time for man looking quite inconsolable, and Swt^b?yAkL Tinkler that the •Jf New York own a choice the Sixth division to come up, and we was told that he had just lost a beauti­ lot 01 I: ih’i<! ai Thompsonville and be allowed and ordere drawn on the re­ and nortben^couinws. per sliaU beat him." This was exactly ful and favorite daughter. He attempt­ SOW 1>; '■al lumbermen have been what happened, awl Soult sustained a ed to comfort tbe man, but the father spective fund for same. Cutting • berry Jhnber thereon, and bloody repulse where he might have only replied: JXhXo, O.bom, Tinkler «nd now tii, hing process Is to begin. rte7rop°J« correspondents esU- won iin easy victory._____ “Yes, she was most precious, of in­ ikuagar was convicted of man- Waters. finite value, fool that 1 was. I refused F licruw-rkably Considerate. Slauifht.-r in Mason County Circuit court, JMSi. Tinker fifty thousand piasters for her only A Cincinnati newspaper reports a last month. Now she is gone, and it is •<uyi. and M*!itenceri to state prison at northern c’0Dt“; .vt.r,Ie jteld per acre .trikiog JBCkson for five years by Judge Mc­ be .Bowed m rem eteept .oct or a Ot too late!" Mahon. it ComrolMloner. Carried. T!oknn the part of a Httle maiden of that fur seventeen years bushel-; ccn- city. A^beautiful new doD had ju*t Ayw. Bntby. Huffman, Oaborn, An - BUILT T-cON c*:_. HONOR." SOLOaiwava ON Tb» Bex of Rebbita. The Tittalmwasee boom company of gonthern VJLteb; northern -I.... .L-whon-urn been given her. and u »he «t holding: It Does the common hare or rabbit «gmaw <-xpects to finish ratting logs let and Waters. !«*•= bosh­ o„d singing to It her -ther noted change its sex with the season? I a f. w days. Up to last week 30,know that this seems like asking a Catalogue. «JM00 had i)een delivered. The ”ot will be largely done in the that the old one very foolish question, but if you will “What hare yon dona with Beatrice? .■Nsons output will be the smallest in 80 c*rrtK1' s““ X«ar« investigate the matter you will find asked the mother. -Tee put her away, On’mo^otAld. Busby. Council ad­ “’^’S^’nuter o< busbri. ot wb«t answered the little girt , W II ahe enw that there is something in it after all A school election was held at Manistee Lyly, the English dramatist, in his Feed Milk my-n^w baby It might hurt n-^todmMk.tedbyt.ra.er. In Ju- •• Jgwruay, and was the mom exciting ever Journed. G Holbboor. “Midas," says: “Hares we cannot be, her leellnge.” \ The fiu'ht was alleged to be over ' Recorder. 856,861' because they are male one year and m»w»r nf bushels of wheat Tbotelnnrnber ot ““t|eTBu moothB . * • A- an'l Catholic candidates, and the female the next" TopseH’* “History >X'r werp defealed by near,y 800 "por^^ U W SM.Soe. which » A Intel southern African household of Four-FdotedTDcaste" bears out a described by Ollrer Sehriener had *n. similar idea, an| most of the ancient TiMit Tired r®ell»g. coudlt'.on directly English father, a half Dutch mother, writers on natnkl history give m to The union of retail clerks at Port HuM>!!lH»I><«“ to »• ke,^l in the ^^X'^cXlhe .r~ with • French name, a Scotch gosem-, -understand that chores are bisexual. I have for a |on< t|me f«|t uJat ;9O<neThe area P,MUd2° °°lL^Cent in tte _ M 7nlu , B Zulu coot eook. a -------------------------Hottentot house-j have often heard old hunters reluta l2 *We..t Ta nx w i. n;i.HiniC rro(u ranks, but i whLfol’n,‘ out wkM u WM ttMtorday,' , that no man ever saw a male hare *n ST.f? 100. in eo.rdtt.0T. the crop wh 0 wb 11 «1 ot th. Ublo wm <-•’> h >- lady clerks were tNked to join. "wui'T or u .t they will «*u.bra<» the ewrfu’.b' au(| tteeleiks, has not been Hastings Banner. If You Have AYER’S SARSAPARILLA will cure you •l^ESS CARDS. Fl NF H C B , M Michigan Central .riSf-iwBafSi ADIR0NDA p nea£l(UFC Nerve HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Epllepsu, P UNEXCELLED FOR^—. A F LOCAL NEWS. “LEADER” Traction Engines “LEADER” :»>--•*- .Ts'^isbri4.* SEPARATORS. taxi's t»rr t reporWd “*’■ ADAMS & HART J �SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY* l*upu;» I’uoujiupon. Hop Pop agrerhK to l*« »» the ’ Additional County News. err-lT School O«~r. T.^hrr I stake and receipts fur the evening if hl* , 10TI < Io« ctdiile. opponent ahould defeat him. Jake nurf* • Tisr hand* wbo l.'-iu’ nchotar In n-erx <•■>»>» Inelted . »Aiunuft*. wore at work on the l.'.li The great strike would soon be over If aiiAXcellent showing, aa hula active, very I brick yard are ucattered and It Is Impossi­ 1*1 IV.7 tiie suikcra could only gu to Busby Bros, muscular and of considerable science, but ble to predict when they will inqft again. 2Wt MM Wtdnesday, August 15th, has been iwteui;'... 1)14 1 1ST Archie Anderson Ita* rented aud moved chosen for a grand Sunday School Rally of I aud get a nice bath, hair cut afid shave. It was plainly evident that Hop Fop wasn’t all the Sunday MbooU of Barry county of ’ *A* They don’t cost much but they make a exactly dolng-hia level best, securing the Into the bouse uf L. H. Barnes’. Burt Yau Hom. of Grand Rapids, Is vis­ every'denomination. ' man fee) a great deal better. first tali to about four minutes, and the iting friends here. The Sunday School Is now justly re-1 •• wd.’.’,' t»«0 11W tin Don’t forget those 85.00 pants at J. second io about 15 mtoutae later, both Fnuik Townsend has trouble with one carded as one of Hie greatest influences ........... UK ure fur good among tbe.young al the present jXfiown*’ ir.n .Forbes, ivw J: S. Goodyear's store. Tiiat bouts being at catch-aa -catch-can. I'M After of tib eyen. Dr. Lowry Id'treating tf. » 1 A large brick kiln is being burned here day. and especially so as our public school Maple Wrorts uat IM also the place that you can get elegant the exhibition the unknown gave an ex­ day. and especially so as our puuw bukr>. with crude oil ” to ra large extent, prevents the ■ rralrierllle- • 104'1 taildr madp suits for 818 and 820. Dqn’t bibilion of some of tbe various holds and | Fa rulers are all through haying and system, moral and religious training obtained Kuttan.l . ., forget that be also does repairing of all bow to get them and use them io advan­ harvesting la well along In this vicinity. T»t<wvapi-I«I UM Miss Nettie Chamberlain has returned through the Sunday school. • Wo dl4h<1 ' kinds. . . tage- Hop P°P ta an *Peelmen Something similar to the Sunday School home from Hastings. Tbe latest from tbe big strike in Chica­ | of physical development, a professional Mies J alia Titos Is at borne from .Kala­ rally was Instituted in Switzerland over £oft3 zzrao, 100 years ago. lu Brooklyn, N. Y., the PtUnwInx Is the p imtetlou of sumo oi the go thh morning is that It has failed. The wrestler from lhe ground op, and woe un­ mazoo. Sunday city ;» d vUiMPs ii. the onunty: ’ aunuay schools of the — ■» have their। towns Presidents of the various trade unions and to the man that takes him for a sacker. bowliu; n:«7; l-eltou W: Nashville l»l: FreeXhulta. timu iha • •u.v " Dav“’’ walk, at which timeKnn. tbe Sun- । nrtXlT> FAUrBYlhr IQ: PnUrtrVlUe 144; Mid Mary Horn and Ada Mosher have closed d>> lalk<r organizations issued a call for all For an amateur Jake did remartably well, school wboliN fonu la cul “ “ " | SS.ii'7 “Ids V}! S3; (lay SCUUUI —... - -------------nienuc »»»; L2 the me be re to strike out of sympathy aud with proper training would be able to succresful terms uf school and are at home parade after which exercises of suitable ri*lchardviDo4i; Hitktxv Careers 120; Morgau [7i . ’ __ • •• , ;■ . again. character are observed. Al lhe last meet ­ with the men at Pullman. To the credit make, the best of them hustle. Mrs. Forbes and daughter, of Hastings, ing over 811.000 children were in Hue. 6f those laborers who are contented and Harper’s Weekly of June S3, has a very spent Sunday with friends here. At tbe last rally in Kent County over Geo. Wilkenson and wife, of Otsego, 14,000 were In line. The one iu Lansing happy and have no grievances be it said interesting account of the explorations Crossing a field one day President drew tb«- largest attendance the city ever Lincoln, it is said, was pursued by an that only 15.000 members out of tbe 500,- now going on. lu Egypt near some of tbe spent Sunday at S. A. Stanley's. Sbultz was represented at Delton. Has­ had. with the possible exception uf lhe Pyramids under direction of M de Morgan, angry bulk He made for the fence, ooo in Chicago went out as ordered. tings aud other places the 4th. day when the corner stone of the Slate says Life's Calendar, but soon discov­ Mrs. Mary Ulrich, of Coats -Grove, and Capitol was laid. The position of Circuit Judge is no snap wbo has made some very Interesting dis­ Kalamazoo experts ered that the bull was overtaking him. by any means. The times seem to be an coveries. By sinking shafts around lhe Mrs. Jennie Waters, ot Cedar Creek, spent 8.000 In Hue al the Ually which will l»e Sunday with their pareuts here. held there iu the ih-ar future. It is ex- He then began to run around a hay­ incentive, to crimes of various kinds. old brick Pyramids excellent results have Last week’s item should read, “Hay Is P'-rted that at least 3.000 jmiple win hi stack in thp field and the bull pur­ There are 114 cases on the Eaton county been obtained. Some of the oldest jewel­ a light crop.” Instead of a bright crop. line ai tin? R illy in this city August IS’.h. sued him, but in making the short cirHhrvesting Is here this week. calendar alone, for Judge Smith to try. ry ever found was of a\ery high order, It Is too early yet to announce thu pro­ M^>.s around the stack Lincoln was the Satie Peake is visiting her sister Amy. gram though we hope to present a big faster, and, instead of the bull catch­ and 42 qf Hiese are criminal casts too. We excelling by far that made al later dates. Henry Witliey. of your city, called on portion of it at hast next week. ing him, he caught the bull and dotibt if-tbere is a man In Michigan who To give some Idea of what the work is we friends here Saturday. • A lively interest Is being taken in the grabbed him by the tcit It was a firm works harder and more faithfully than clip tbe following*portion of an account of Rev. Spinier was a welcome guest of I work by all. Prof. li. B. Andrus, of grip and n controlling one. He began Judge sfuitii. He has one of the hardest one of de Morgan’s diacoveries:—The signs friends here the first of the week. I Nashville. President of the County organi­ to kick the bull, and the bull bellowed Mfs. .Stanley is a little better. Circuits Un Michigan. ;and Is making an that he was approaching the right place zation la Actively Interested and that with Mrs. Charlie Kahler spent last Thura- him always means sucerea. and as chair­ with agony and dashed across the consisted of strata, left bv the early exca­ excel leak reword. field. Lincoln hanging to hir, tail and day with her parents. man of tbe program committee and with kicking him at every jump, and ns they Messrs. Schumann A Tneker have open­ vations near the surface ttflow the debris his able assistants, it is needless to say flew along Lincoln yelled rt the bull: ed their ineat market on Jefferson street. from pyramid, minor chapels (or mastathat an unusually fipe program « III be Haying Is nearly done and the hum of prepared. The selection of Col. E. .Y. •'Dam you, who began this fight?" They hake one of lhe neatest and cleanest bas), and encircling wall, and below the the reaper Is heard on all sides of us. masses ot wind-blown sand. Then came Jingle, as Marshal of the Day, is a wi»u Mrs. Parsons who has been In poor places irt the city. This cooler is new, the telltale bricks aud stone of the same health fqr tbe last few weeks h slowly re­ one and a guarantee that everything will built upon proper principles and in It covering. I pass off like dock work, it is expected Butler, a toll meet can b<- kept for a long time without material and age as toe pyramid. Next D. R. Foster of Keene, is here for a few [ that the exercises will be held at the fair any danger «f it spoiling. It Is toe pur­ was the change In ths earth that indicated days;taking care,of his wh?aton his farm. ; ground. A {small attendance at the Epworth) At a meeting held . In Lowden A Bar­ pose of thls| firm to keep' the choicest an aneient shaft carefully stopped up. Tbe bard por !b.. io. League meeting Tuesday evening on ac- I rail's office Monday evening tbe following Pota <*••» per hu._ meals constantly on hand and sell them first lead was a plunderer’s tunnel on the count of tbe busy season. | C"mmlttere were appointed, the chairmen R'e fate tell.. 4 V for the lowest possible price. Give them north side of the northern pyramid, which Mrs. A. C. Carpenter returned home ji being nated first: — Tallow per lb.. 3#. led Into u gallery parallel with the north from Ionia Co on Tuesday, where she has ( a call wlaen you want any meat. Genkiiai. Committee. side, about 830 feet long, opening upon been'for the past three weeks visiting her I I Rev. A. D. Grigsby, Chairman: M. L. Why wouldn't it be a good idea for the which were a dozen chambers excavated sister, Mrs. D. R. Foster. ! Cook. Sec ’.r; D, W. Reynolds,- Treas: Rev. Tim..U>y Nred I*-' I* . churcheH of itbe city to make a religious Thp Ladies Aid Society of the M. ------ -- ---------in the rock over which the pyramid was church Burley p^r vu ** to ro. will be entertained by Mrs. Peter । Taylor, Rev. Cox, Rev Smith, 11. 0. eombine during the next two months!’ If A ■•otyjl.-n, John 1>««'OO. A bort H.m., Joy. built. By that time be bad charted, Overt, on Wrdnrad.y, Aueu.M 1,L they should merge their services Into one, Hoile, I. T. t ol­ foand. and excavated tbe original shaft by large attendance is required as the society A. VaiiArman. E. B* au < l.0«» I ls uXprupare rags for a carpet, L. E. Stouffer. W. K. Cook. Prof. suy on SpndaJ evenings, and hold meet­ which the sarcophagi were introduced. Chi'*ken dr* J. N. Covert O. Lowden, ert Is building an addition to ti H. B. *»• Andrus. Auunw. »' «.• y. uow«i., ings at the different churches iu rotation Trnkryn. urra-wd. 11. Ventilation was had by the two shafts, Ot-orge Hartman Is Joins the I Fll«»re. D. n . lury nohb. SI. L. Cook. IWf .IreHtMt. 5 » to trae. bls house. C “ each pastor speaking in some pulpit other Href tire. 3S4 to 3. ort ______ ______ . 1 L. E. Stauffer. and two ranges of deep-laid tombs, owe carpenter work. than his awn. It is thought that this meth­ Mutton. 4. Grounds and Transportation. Jos. Vanabovelthe other, were entered. Here all Woo! Belton ' od would prbmotc brotherly love in tbe Arman. K. Y. Hogle, I’. T. Colgrovv. was con fusion. Only some stone boxes, Freddie Arnold who has been staying Press, W. R. Cook, J. II. Denols, H. H. churches and save a waste of clerical encontabiing'lamps. and canupic jars for the with his grandma. Mrs. J. B. Williams, Snyder. • ergj- during toe enervating season. Music. P. T. Colgrove. Rev. Cox. entrails of the deceased, were untouched, lhe last two months, returned to bls home As c*n can be seen by reference to the cen­ because they were of nd value. But M. in Paw Paw Saturday last. Rev. Taylor. Fred Loveland of Hastings is harvest­ Program, H. B. Andrus, Mrulames sus table published elsewhere in thi* Is­ de Morgan was not satisfied. He had ing near Hickory Corners this week. Clement Smith, D. G. RobinMitt. sue. the population of this county has de­ found the tombs of certain queens and Phil Burgess. Under Sheriff of Hastings Minnie Greble aud Mbs Ada Michael. creased since the census of 1890. Since princesses of tbe twelfth Dynasty, say is visiting Ills brother-in-law, Mart Skill­ Reception. Albert Hams. W. O. Low­ that date there has been a total increase of about 9500 to WOO n. c.—Queen Nefer- man tills week. den. Rev. Smith. Orvil -Burst, of Grand Rapids spent the invitation, W. O. Lowden. 508 aud a decrease of 536. The recent Hent; the princesses Halbor-Sat and Sent4th. In Delton. Supplies, L. E. Stauffer, D. W. Reyn­ bard times have had a good deal to do with Seubeta. but tbe long gallery was not on Combined vith the Nettle Sharp of New York Is visiting olds, W. R. Cook. catting dawn on the population of this Visiting and Organization. Revs. Grigs­ Acid Phosphates, is bed-rock. So he dag in the gallery. Be­ her brother, J. IL Hinkley. city as many have moved away wIkj were Mre.’Rob Norwood has been taking care by, Taylor. Cox and Smith. hold! On March the 7lb, a hidden treas­ the BEST hot weath­ Marshal, E. Y. Hogle. formerly employed in the furniture fact­ ure. Ila boxes sotted away, but its golden of her sister, Mre. Sunlam., who was very sick the past week. ’ s er drink. You can Tbe object uf the Rally h certainly a ory. We hope by the time tbe next cen-’ ornaments and precious stones brilliant F. A. Blackman's horse took first money most worthy one. It Is not only to In­ get it at a us it* tairsq however to see ail of our still! Behold again: on March tbe 8th a In the green trot the 4tb. crease the Interest in tbe Sunday School: Mari Skillman was at Hastings Satur­ to aid in the moral teaching of the young: ftmtorlt* bumming. much larger treasure of the same kind­ *^At a meeting of the stockholders of the solid gold recumbent lions, necklaces, day after a lowd of coal for G. A. Mantle. to encourage them in greater spheres of Mre. Mary Barrett was at Nashville usefulness and helpfulness; to make them Wbip company Monday the following di­ clasps, and breast ornaments! The oldeSt over Sunday. to grow up better men and better women. rectors were chosen:—W. E. Powers, W. piece of jewelry ever found, and far liner Web Belknap is a man of family again. It Is also to bring the Sunday Schools of George Norwood was elected Command­ every denomination H. Powers, N. T. Parker. W. D. Hayes, in workmanship than those of later dates doser together, er of Barry Tpnt No. 679 K. O. T. M. of which makes it possible to do tar better M. L. Cook. Geo. Waiter and Chas. Wal­ in the Ghixeh museum. Delton for the balance of the year, on and more effective work. It is in line ter. AX a meeting of the directors later Mr. L. 3. Hackett, ot Hillsdale, agent July 2nd. with that newer and higher thought that on toe following officers were elected:— The K. O. T. M. Band of Galeaburg is bringing humanity doser together; for tbe Michigan Mutual Tornado, Cyelonc gave us some very nice music the 4th., which is wiping out the lines which have Geo. Walter, Pres.; N. T. Parker, Vice & Windstorm Insurance Co., of this city, and plenty of it. divided tbe people In sects In the past aud Pres.: Id^Powers, Sec’y; M, L. Gook■ “HTled on Sec’y D. W. Rogers, July 3rd, Freight train will run only Monday, bringing them together on the broad prin­ with applications for insurance in thia Wednesday and Friday until further no­ ciple of Brotherhood. Every officer, every (S!?n ot tbe Elephant.) stitntion like thousands of others the pest tice, on account of the strike. teacher,every scholar In the Sunday school company agalnat wind to the amount of Mre. Orren Loomis has been visiting year aud it wasjrun at a loss as It was 8241,300.00. It seems that Hillsdale is her father north of Hastings the past In this county ought to attend,and begin at once to plan for It. Watch for announce­ compelled to shut down or practically so, HASTINGS. MICH. waking up to lhe necessity of insuring ment later. for about six months. Mrs. Pumphrey of Middleville, was the against wind. They are also to be con­ guest of Q. A. Hynes and wife the first of Tbe man wbo is a liberal advertiser is gratulated in taking out their insurance in The Official Route the week. __________________ always toe best man to trade with. Tbe so stable a company as they have. This of the Y. P. 8. C. E. to Cleveland via Johnstown. man who has good goods and is willing to company is an offspring as you might say | Michigan Central and D. A C. 8. N. Co.’s Harvesting Is fairly under way. With •ell them at fair prices Is not afraid to tell of the fertile brain of Its Secretary. Mr. favorable weather the work will soon be magnificent steamers! On tbe occasion of the I8tb international convention! One the people so in black and white. The D. W. Rogers, of this ci|y. It started accomplished, probably before this Issue tare for the round trip. On Wednesday. man wbo has old or second baud goods from a small beginning but grew solid, ot tbe Banner arrives. July lltb, a special train of fine coaches Mrs. Chas Nichols has a number of city and is trying to sell them at first class each year adding to its growth, the last will leave Hastings at 7:35 a. m.. arriving boarders on her hands. at Cleveland at 5.00 p. m. Tickets on sale prices doesn’t advertise. He does not two years growth being phenomena), and Several picnic parties at Fine Lake July July 9th. 10th and 11th. Good returning want any kind of record written or print­ this year will equal and probably surpass 4th. On Thursday afternoon our esteemed until July Slat, and may be extended by ed that a purchaser can pull on him when anj^year in its history despite tbe hard depositing with Joint Agents, prior, to neighbor, F. M. Vanness, while huntings the goods are not satisfactory. To some times. Tbe company was organized over July 17, nntll Sept. I5th inclusive. hawk, sustained a severe injury from ac­ • C. R. Osborn, Agent. men It is business not to advertise, but nine years ago, aud since that time has cidental discharge of his gun. which cost ARE YOU POSTED to lay fn wait tor the people who do not never made an assessment, but still it has him hh good left arm that had served him n»rro«t Exeunian. _ ON THE ,, read the, newspapers. paid out thousands of dollars in losses. so faithfully for tbe many years of bls life. The Episcopal society of Hastings, will Coming to a rail fence he leaned the gun Along and connected with the “Hop This seems strange and at first might be against lhe other side of tbe nils and run an excursion to Ottawa Beach. Wed­ Pop” gang was a sprinter. He claimed regarded as a Like until the tacts are ex­ started to climb over aflerlt. Bethinks nesday July 25lh. Train will leave Hast­ ings at 7.55 and returning leave Ottawa that kis.name. was Fish and that he lived plained as follows. Every man when he that the rail his foot pressed in climbing Beach at 6 p. m. Fare for round trip for funk a wagnaule co., new York. pressed back the hammer of the gun and Saginaw. Probably It would have been joins this company uot only pays tbe mem­ discharged tbe contents Into his elbow and adult 81,00. children 50 cente. Life sav­ -er the truth if he had owned up tiiat bership fee, but really pays one assess­ arm shattering tbe bone in a terrible man­ ing crew will give an exhibition for tbe s looking for “fish” In Hastings, ment in advance of 20 cents on each 8100 ner. The injured member was promptly entertainment ot the excursionists.’also a he wa removed by Drs. Smith and Hutchinson. boat ride will be arranged for. Plenty of IT COST rate he claimed to be a rauner and inbuied. and so rapidly has the company coach room will be guaranteed by the The patient Is doing well. At any was arranged between be and grown that this advance assessment lias a number of our Baufield friends were Kall Road Co. NEARLY ■ match more than paid the losses, every one of er of this city for 350, a side, seen on our streets on Sunday. C. IL Osbohn. Frank Bak ONE Wtn. Babcock or “Bill” for short, has xmrred Saturday afteruooth which are paid fully and promptly. The The race”) been around among us sgnin. Esund Trip TonrlaU Rnt«« to Northern t ready for the start be was cimipanji daren't attempt to get risks in MILLION Michigan 1‘elnta । R. C. J’ickwurth has a new steel frame When FUh go leaning forward so that cities, chiefly insuring (arm buildings and wind mill. He evidently does not Intend Commencing June 1st. 1894 the Miehon his feet, bat DOLLARS. hands rested on the property, thus greatly reducing chances to pump taster even though his well is igan Central will sell round trip ticket* tbe palms of both from Hastings to: as soon as tbe pistol for large losem. The assessable capital shallow. Chas. Magley goes around on two ground, and about . Traverae City of lhe Company h»w «ver 87.000,000 00. Mich. at 87.10 I feet ahead of Baker, wheels lately-________________ Bay Vtew flashed he was seven, “ 8.95 him scratch gravel so in case tbe state should be visited by Grandest literary achievement Petoskey ’ Baallald. “ 8.95 towgh the latter made the worst cyclone ever known, the losses OF THE CENTURY. ’ place. Fish passHarbnr Springs “ 9.90 Hay Is bringing 810.00 a ton. pr*L* lively to hold his . Mackinaw Qty ree to five feet wauld be easily met by a small sssessmeut on new plans by the ? 10.80 Harvest help from 81. to Si.50. Mackinac Island rd under lhe wire from th ’• 11.80 van Ing from on each member, aud nothing would ad­ Harvest commences thia week in dead Its Editors number 247.’ Elk Rapids vertise the Company wuro than a good earnest and a heavy crop. ahrsd. lhe stop watches *’ 7.95 apid pace to Charlevoix •’ 8.15 i Oats are looking well and hay was a fair 9»< to LOK seconds, a very t nil, without windstorm, which would compel tbe levy­ crop and was secured in fine shape. Ottawa Beach “ 2.55 loarty * Wonder*ul Vocabulary ot say the least These fellows . These rates remain In effect until Sepeasicmals, ing of an assessment. This would make Fred Vanness met with a very sad ac­ 80. 1884. Return Unit October 31 doubt, belong to a gang ot pren sskjctals those wbo had tbe protecUon at tbe com- cident last week Tbureday losing an arm. tember, 100,000 I0BDS HD PHRASES. pasiy against windstorms for over nine While trying to shoot a hawk and getting 1894. C. R. OtBojur. ■nd with whom no one but proft Agent. over a fence his gun was accidently dis ­ years, realize what a snap they’re had. ybould cutest, x Tbe running expense of the company to charged, tearing away his whole elbow, which made it necessary to take off the At dte rices last week were a et% exceedingly light and tbe lack of high | arm near the shoulder. To Bay View, Mich., and return at one Tbe work was DO NOT BUY * DICTION ANY ajarled officials enables tbe company to done by Dr. Smith of Bedford and Dr. tare for round trip July 9tb to isth. I Red to reiurn until August 18th. On Hutchinso© of Banfleld. count of gt' tauqua J >11 done aud barre*tityr Additional Local News. Is only .. SJJJ'" 5 One way to do busk news aud then the public will stand by you. We think we have hit upon the right plan. Fair prii»s A No. 1 goods, a full assortment and' kept fresh. Our steadily increasing t r a d e makes ns think we are right. We ask yon to iiuspect bur stock. For fancy cookies try. . Kennedy's Ccing i ranch and _ Ocean Spray Kennedy’s LorigGrsha™ Waldri Kennedy's Newton Biscuit. We I nre recchlinp now. quanti­ ties of Raspberries for canning. Hams cCVan Arman. Cherry Pepsin Tonic HOLLOWAY’S DRUG STORE: i THRESHING Trade we’ve Had In Summer Clothes These torrid Better see us Some time In Croquet Sets July Before Stocks are Standard dictionary Broken. We’re on the lookout for Hammcks the wants of all sized men and make a special point on Sum­ mer Underwear for fill men. Fat men sizes are from ;U to 50—the very best suit.J s'2.00. Yet fl.00 buys good <>mFor all men—Summ '. i’er-I cale soft and stiff bosom .Neg­ lige Shirts—at prices to your liking. ■ Sommer Coats in Bmekand Blue Serges, Alpaca. Mohairs and light stuffs. fl.OOtol&OQ. Seer Sucker and Sateens 40 to 90 cents. Vests to match accordingly. White Duck and Fancy Percale Vests—#2.50 down to 75 cents. Case after case of of Straw Hata arrive—and leave ns on Better the heads of buyers Better values than ours are liardly . possible—and your money back if anything's misrepre­ sented. Barry County friends. Horbrn. 1 tbl. Out of town folks though here. Wriw particulars—You’D like <>nr ft L S. PIERCE. Furnisher, alter. / flrer ClocM- IPS, FL1CH. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-07-19.pdf 10a6d7ab455de19cea28bb06a8e1c312 PDF Text Text The host Adverasin^viediuvi tn Bar­ ry County- Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIX.NO. 12. Hastings, mich., july NOTICE Hastings Banner, FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS, I vYltL SELL 25 Per Cent. 10 “ 15 5 “ 10 “ 5 “ 5 >' 5 50 *\ 5 “ Baby i Suits. Bed Chair Drape Bix Off >• “ “ ■* “ “ “ « liinants . . raniing j.. And t vff.vthing else] in proportion . Come early and get the Yours truly, best -. lei'tiiHis. QEO. E. ROWE OUR ”flD" LAST WEEK Wa> noticed by a good many people as v.? had a number of calls for those ' $2.50 5LIPPER5 WE, ARE, SELLING FOR $2 00 A few pairs left They’re nice ones. It is very gratifying to us as it shows that the people know we do just an «r>- You will see some things in this dolumn in the future that may surprise you but remember we do just exactly as WE ADVERTISE The Little Red Front Shoe Store. ■ . . W00II6U ABronson I Aft CONDEMNED MURDERER Oraafeville. FURNITURE It’s our business, we’re interested in it, and can’t help talking about it. If you want any Bed Room Suites, Dressers. Elegant Book Cases or Furniture of anj kind just give me a call. My complete stock and low prices will please you. I can show you the nicest thing in the line of Baby Carriages you ever saw if you will only give me tiie opportunity. A. McCoy. Barry County Rally. Tbe idea of a Sunday School Rally is not a new idea, though it is new in Michigan. Such a movement on tbe part of the Sun­ HA»TISua. KICK. day Schools of all denominational chnrehCa has for a long time lacked but the Impulae to put it under way and assure its con­ tinuance. Tbe influence of such a movement is best known where such gatherings have l“rT“» 1« • thing of U» pa« been held, and shows the mighty |»ower of t^?AhT in,l1'*' bntun' Mr- H»l on tbe Sunday Schools. It tends to break the A. A. Fisher faim taking the i,.,h down ■ the lines between denominational commencing Monday tm,ruing ' Sunday schools and creates, a fraternal te^M’J'ch " ‘L*1-’ ,h" *Uml of bM feeling between all. ter. Mrs. Chas Barlter. The exercises will take place at the fair Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rt*v4inlda grounds where there is good shade, good Illness of R*lnSundaJ’ b* the serious water and ample room for the picnic din­ illness of Rev. McFarlan. ner. With E. Y. Bogle, rs Marshall, it is hw,?.,, ?l"rv !!’rber Mlw from sufficient to say that everything will pass Richland Saturday where she has been off smoothly and promptly. With good htT dau*hler Mrs. J. Holden. weather, the good . music, the good pro­ Miss Grace Woodsrd. of Plainwell, who gram, and the opportunity for becoming has been Visiting friends here returned to better acquainted, all will go borne feeling her home the fore part ot the week. more than rej®ld for attending. Miss Llbble Lines, of Grand Rapids, In an address at Hillsdale on Rally Day, spent several days ut last week with her Rev. Washington Gardner, of Albion, ably slater. Mrs. J ess I e Lino. defined Hie objects and aims of the. Rally Next babbatli there will no service and said:— # I here as the United circuit will meet at the I am glad to look Into tbe faces of Sunday head of Gull Lake on that dayj school workers sc largely represented in which had so large a growth of straw that Belton. mere will be preaching nt 10.80 o’clock this commonwealth. This Is a great It took 8X lbs. of twine to the acre to tie bj Key J. c. Cluse and baptismal servicJ ' James Bush was the first man to thresh movemenL It seems to stir the Sunday inimediately after. In the aften.om th* It up and the heads are well filled witl in this neigbbortroud. school forces of I every town.hip, every the berries and is pronounced by some Rev. bnull. of Hickory, will give n di» Messrs. R. T. F. Dodds and E. J. Hart­ school district and every hamlet In tbe farmers.arid machine men who were In course followed by Salrbath school i| tire tl eld at the time of cutting, to be the man were nt Owosso this week on busi­ county. Thereto no one thing, fellow ness. ’ ' which the several schools will unite. ,workers, that will reveal the mighty‘pow­ biggest crop of wheat they ever saw ir Frank Adams lost a horse last week. Ettle Flowers Is at home for a vacatloA er of the Sunday school like a union Rally their lives. Jerry Sproul was at the county seat Day. As Prohtstanu we fail In this poinL during the summer months. ' k There will be held, this week. Tuesday Monday. Rome fib not at fault in her spectacular per­ eve. an Ice cream social, on the lawn ol Gertrude Stebbins of Hastings was the formances and parades. She always puts Lots of days work going to waste in our the Parsonage, and entertained by tin guest of her sister. Mrs. Dodds, recently. her. best foot forward. She calls attention young ladles of the church and the pro village. L. W. Rowley has gone to Bedford, to her well nigh invincible army of com­ There was a big noise at the brick yard ceeds to go 19 the pastor. Iowa, to work at his trade. municants. She considers it well to mass Mrs..Frank Sheflield L laid up with 1 for several days and nights last week, There will be a L< O. T. M. aud K. O. her followers unifier tbe banners of the caused by the thirty Jet* of oil blown into very badly sprained ankle, which she re T. M. picnic* at Crooked .Lake Thursday. holy saints, and it will be well for us as celvetrtn getting down from standing in 1 the arches by dry steam. I August 2nd. Hastings and Plainwell Sunday school workers to march beneath Tents and Hives will be represented. Mortimer Jones and wife, of Prairieville Chair, last Friday. There were quite a number of binder; Come and enjoy a gala day on the lake. the emblem of tbe cross. veiled the latter's niece. Mis. Anderson, Rally Day leads to better ^acquaintance. around here that broke something befon Exercises will be held In the grove on the last Sunday. It tends to break down tbe walls between .There will be a lecture at the Cloverdale they finished their harvest and it made 1 Baptist grounds.city and county schools, producing a fra­ Mrs. C. B. Robin son of Plainwell was ternal fueling between city and .county cl urch this week Friday evening by the busy time for agents and repairs last week. the guest of Mrs. Dr. Scribbner the first of schools, producing a fraternal feeling be­ eloquent boy. orator. Paul F Voelker. The wheat crop hereabout. Is a large the week. Subject: “How to Read Character. ' tween all. It will lead the twenty-one Mesdauies Boynton, Lasher. Rowley,- denominations on this floor to know that Mr. Gideon Wilkinson and wife, were heavy, fine one. and this week will h< heard the steam whistle and the hum Of Williams, Cooper. Barton, Gwinn, Daven­ the guests of VVm. Chamberlain and wife we are all interested in one great purpose. the separator. , . port. Dayton, Skillman, Moreau. Westfall, 1 remember seeing column after column of last Sunday. Merrill and Scribbner attended a picnic at battle scarred veterans pass In review; Ed. P«*ihko! has been apiolnted Janitor at the chnreh. Wolf Dfbs. have disolved their partner­ Crooked Lake Friday last in honor of they were old, travel worn and decrepid ship in photography. Frank sets up a Mrs. C. B Robinson of Plainwell, late of bnt men and women cheered them to tbe Milo. this place. shop In Woodland. echo. It added volume to that procession Don’t forget the picnic at Crooked Lake, when William Tecumseh Sherman passed The lilies Hume Missiontfy Society Parmatier, Vermontville butcher, now August 2nd. met at the parlors of the M. Effiuruh last, makes weekly trips here. by; they saw in that old warrior and his Fndny. comrades the mighty host that marched to Andrew Mapes and family, of Hastings, The menu temperature for the first 10 visited his parents here last week. Rally Day SpectMU. the sea. They never forgot that object days of June was 68 degrees and no rain. J. H. Bain entertained company from The rail roads have rendered an excel- lesson: it abides forever. Again, when Second ten days. 75 degrees with 0.60 in. Kalamazoo the Fourth. lent assistance for the Rally Day next ex-Preaident Hayes, that man of pure life of rain. Third ten days 77 degrees with Gary Baker attended Campmeeting with month by giving surprisingly low -rates, in high station, [applause] marched side 8.80 inch of rain. Or for the month of his milkshake machine. that will bring a large attendance. Over by side with the men who carried guns, June the mean temperature was 71 deMr. Murry and wife, of Vermontville, the Michigan Central a special will be tbe crowds cheered; tbe whole column was grots and 4.90 Inch of rain fait It wlll were guests of H. Sprague last week. run aud the following low rates for round, ex haul led when tbe chief magistrate of the nation could march with tbe boys In be seen the temperature was below the Wheat cutting id now in the past for trip tickets secured: normal and the rainfall above. this season. Children 30c. bine. Charlotte M) Chester So in this Rally Dav procession let the The writer finds in his dally record Mabel Bevier of Hastings, visited her Vermontville Superintendent march side by side with made June t». corn two to three inches parents in Woodland Saturday and attend­ tsc. Nash vltle his leachera and scholars. These march­ high. Al this dale under Increased tem­ ed church in the Grove Sunday. Morgan Quimby Ifi ing columns are the ennobling and purifi­ perature and rain, the corn stands a full The Banner readers within reach of 1150. cation of tbe political life, the power that Irving average for five past years and gives Kalamazoo should take some time and at­ MlddlevLle 15c. will make aud uplift the nation's character tend the tent meeting of Evangelists L’p promise of a full average crop. ’ A special train will be run on the C. to a lofty helghL Somebody asked this The wheat harvest of ’94 is imwtly' se­ dike and Haws which commenced the 15 th K. * S. on that date also. Announce­ afternoon if you would have Catholics In cured in fine condition in barn or stack, to continue four weeks. ment of lime of arriving and returning the procession. I would ask. Are Catho­ and will give a full average yield. will be wade later. Middleville. lics citizens? Are th??y Christians? I Michael Doster shipped a car load of A special train will be run from these would like to see hundreds of Catholics In The Summer Normal which is being hogs to-day from Milo to Buffalo. I places so as to bring the people to this our Rally Day parades. Here on this conducted by Prof. Wljklnson has 20 Th© good people of Milo are expecting a place in good lime. Ample cars will be floor are 21 denominations represented, good supply of honey this fall as W. A. students enrolled. yet jou all look alike, like the old lady Quite a goodly number of our villagers provided. Spalding and Jno^ Kammer have found The following program will be carried who bought a switch; owing to an illness are spending the week in camp at Gun three bee trees. out at the fair ground In the afternoon. some of her hair had fallen out and she . An Ice cream social will be held next Lake. Singing—“America,” was obliged to get a switch; after she bad The show sell, that struck our town Saturday eve at Mr. and Mrs. W C Towne Prayer—Rev. Taylor. . selected one and adjusted It she looked in last Saturday night, under the name of by the Ladles Aid Society. Singing—“Bringing In the Sheaves.*’ her mirror and exclaimed: ’Well 1 declare;. the New York Comedy Co., was the rank ­ Miss Cynthia Craven Sundayed with her Introductory Remarks—Gov. John T. , 1 can’t for the life of me tell which is hair, est rottenest exhibition that ever disgrac­ parents tbe 15tb. Rich. and which Is switch.’ [Laughter.] And ed our little village. Plenty of good help during wheat Singing—“Battle Hymn of Republic.” ydu cannot for the life or you tell which is Prof E. Freeman, of the Minnesota harvest and at reasonable prices. Address—Hon. Washington Gardner. Baptist and which is-Methodist in this Prairieville Republican caucus will be State Normal School, gave an Interesting Closing Hymn—“God be with You Till audience to night. [Great applause.] Are held on Saturday p. in. 1st. Inst at depot address at the M. E. church last Sunday We Meet Again.” we less Presbyterians to-day tnan our fath­ at Milo. Will nominate 6 delegates to evening. Special music will also be provided. ers and mothers were years ago? Nay, Mrs. Johanna Pike of Rail Road St. is County Convention tbe 25tb and fl dele­ Hastings Division U. IL K. P. will give Nay! None tbe less denominational but gatos to County Convention when called very low at this writing and it is thought -an exhibition drill in the afternoon of the we love our sister churches more, because to nominate county officers and Representa she cannot live long. The Baptist Aid Society are to give a Rally. The Division at that time will we know them better. I wish we might tires to the State Legislature. ) reception at the Parsonage next Friday have the program as it will be given at the make the Catholic church more American National drill in Washington a couple of and less Roman! evening. An excellent program, and ice weeks later, where Hastings Division has We go back and drink at the . founts of cream to make all feel well. entered for the World’s Championship in their forefathers, but they are here believ­ Farmers are through harvesting. Dr. Suleeba failed to appear at the John Appleman has returned from the the K. P. order. This will lie worth com­ ing In a common cause. Let us take Cong, church Sunday for some reason un­ ing a long distance to see. north. , , . down rather than build up walla, aud to your scribe. A ball game has also been arranged be­ have charity for this church. If the Cath­ Nelt Appleman’s oldest son and sister, known Bliss Kate Stokoe is again postal clerk. tween the cider Sunday school scholars olics in any community will came in and of town Sundayed with tbelr grand par­ Nashville boys play ball, at least when of this city against those outside the city. join with us in a march, and sing with .us ents. Geo. Appleman and wife. they have a borrowed pitcher. For par­ Mary M. H. Bloom has returned from ticulars ask any of the Middleville “Pick­ Prof. H. B. Andrus of Nashville |s look­ the same songs of Zion, let u> not only as ing after the Interest of those outside and ■citizens of a common country but as Chris­ the north. ups. ” ■ P. T. Colgrove those here In the city. A tians of a Common Cause, say “Weicome" ’ Onr hard hitters B. B. nine went over In the Woodland News we receive a close game is ex'pected and a gcod deal of --------and swell the ranks against a com­ to Vermontville last Friday to plav the '‘rake over’* for what we said re­ amusement furnished free of expense. first nine In that village. Everything great mon enemy. So I hope this Rally Day garding tbe Woodland—Middleville ball went off fine, resulting 18 to 0 In favor of may be an educator. It tends to. Ameri­ game played here sometime ago. The Fnuud Dead. onr team. The Vermontville players will canize. It is necessary for us to-be a facts are the umpire reached home after M. O. Bush aged about 70 years, who homogeneous people. Let us leach chart play n return game Friday afternoon on umpiring the game of seven Innings at until recently hud been an inmate of the the farm of Mike Enfttes. 4:45. The train is due at 0:85. Draw Soldiers Home in Wisconsin, was found ty as taught in the blessed book by the master teacher of tbe ages. [Applause.] your own conclusion regarding the time dead nt Myets Lake in wbeie be YankM* Springto play the other two innings. Attention Battalion. had been fishing Friday evening. Frank Walbert ami Willie Stevena atertA few of the young singers of Middle­ About n year ago the decvn.setl had a The Barry County Battalion will hold ud llmlr threshing malhlni- at Myjrom b«»- ville met ut the Congregational church alba's last Monday. It i« reported that the last Monday evening and organized a stroke of paralysis, but had rallied nicely their annual reunion August 15th, Ifllh grain did not yield very good, on account singing school which will probably be from its effects. Along in May he came and 17th, 1894. respectively. It i» expect­ home on a furlough and since then has ed that the comrades and their families of the trout, which we bad when wheat conducted by Mr. Llnski. Tbe officers made his home nt Mrs. Marin Newton's. and friends will lay aside the cares of life., and rye was In bloom. _ are Pies, Will Webb; Vice President, De­ Friday morning he worked about the and unite in making this retinhm.ii XXMd.... The farmers picnic will be held nt Laney Matteson; Secretary. Vera Cobb; Streeter’s Landing Gun Lake. FJday Treasurer. Bert Severance; Ex. Com, Wm premises and seemed In unusually good auccessj Comrades 1Hs "not alloted unto and Saturday, Auguat 2tth and JSth, 18M. A. Piuney. Angle Wakefield and John health Late in the afternoon be wcnL 04 TO Ifieet in reunioa-ln this life n great Very dry and hot three daya and far Delirlcb-’ Next meeting .will* be held fishing on Myers lake, as he ofleii did many limes more. Very soon we shall when the opportunity offered itself. He have to answer the la.it roll call. Let us mere are complaining that unlew « won Monday night. ' caught a nice string of fi»h, rowed to have at least one more fraternal greeting. ralna the early polaloea will be a failure Our threshers have started their ma­ shore, pulled the boat well up on the All exTtoldiers and their families and ■lB?plubiica“%old tbelr caticua at tbe chines. The yield is as good as expect- beach, and possibly was in the act or friends are cordially Invited to join with. ' H. H. Sparks. Col. ■ ■ Pinery arbwl houae this week Saturday, ^Maynard Matteson's barber shop has a stooping over to get bis fish when be fell us. J. C. Kkeiger, Adj. forward in the bout dead. .. three f»> P* m., loeiect dHegatea tn Ute ‘m'lumy^enUon. ft deaired that aa new barber. We haven’t heard the name When it came to be al>oot nine o'clock but he is from Grand Rapids. in the evening and the old, gentleman bad m»nv turn out as possibly can* M n The Rpiseopal society of Hartings, will not returned ho ne, tbe folks began to get Johnstown. Jennie Wilson, who “"’.“'mUte badly U Norrie, apralned her "flat quite. badly - Frej «u<l Co. surted tbelr nlwon-r on worried about him. and started for the run an oKcurt>l«o to Ottawa Beach, Wed­ nesday July 25th. Train will leave Hart­ lake, finding his lifeless body as above one day laat week and la now carrying No lugs at 7.W and returning leave Ottawa W Mn£'a. E. Bresee loduired In • buckle described about 10 o’clock at nighL allng. __________ _ Inquest was held as Corooor Woodmansee Brach at 6 p. n». Fare for round trip for berry espoelenoe south side Fine Iske on said it was a case of heart trouble. adult $1.00. children 50 cents. Life age­ Free portThe funeral occurred Sunday, the re­ ing crew will give an exhibition for the u B. quarterly mrellog <■> held at ^f'^M Vanness Is reco.erlng rapidly. mains being interred In the Riverside entertainment of tae excunmmlsts. also a W. H. Fisk had a narrow escape from -,1a place Saturday ami boat ride will be arranged for. Plenty of -’ Mra J. GoelcbM and daughter .Emma, Iosina an Hrul and bls life. He was on* cemetery in thia city. Rev. Grigsby of­ coach room will be guaranteed Uy the . Uf Grand Baplda. are In tbe village vlalt eloaglna tbe cutting .pparatus, when bls ficiated. Rail Road Co. C. IL Owboum. "’L'To'W. «“e“hed C'*rto‘ hmes started, fastening bls arm n the machine. Assistance "as prowpfly st Il Is expected that Rev. Holmes will , Notice. “nd. and with dilllenity the team was preach at the M. E. church next Sunday. ’lM*n.?.K.U.r.penlUo SabJ^tb Sprinkling season from May 1st to J qulru-d end he removed from tbe dsnger.“ । MUoes Minnie and Bertha Goecn. Every Sunday School in the city should 1st daily 6 to B a. m.. and S to 8 p. m., •'^'^'^b.vea.lr.wtaprlnki.r ta °UEng?n«rr'»<eBerd>' ,‘7^**,bey “m|t begin to plan for Rally day on August private families. All others special. t».. Ing st tlie Isk. has relumed to frt- work 15tb. . “^X’Smer. of -CalodtmU .pent The regular monthly of the | °°ChCCM<-senger e little son Ime. who In “"^X^n^Adam Gackder and Home MterfMlt” *1B •* ll*’ onmnanr with bls mother Is making a viaITwtHi rel«ti»ee in this section had bls ri- the pariora of Wednesday bn. dislocated in a painful manner on Stordsy. Dr- Hutchinson replaced the there be a go ^’jX^^ciUand’pcte eating program IbXm.ofMr..E.F.ffl«- COUNTY NEWS. I Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few moments between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he was ask­ ed if he would like tosay anything. “Yes” he replied, “I would like the make a few remarks about the Wilson Bill. We ' submit that it was not natural for a man under those circumstances to talk upon sijcli a subject. It was noSexpected. So you would not expect us to talk of anything but WHOLE NO. 2040 Harvesting is abont completed and some The name of our town has been changed complaint of shrunken wheat. from Orangeville Milin to Orangeville. Geo. Whitworth aud wife of Battle Edward Hewitt, of Albany, New York, entek’ 8re l,M5 *neBto of tbe laller>8 P®r" visited relatives here last week. Miss Mary Owen, ol Kalamazoo, is visit­ Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Stanton are enter­ ing friends at Gun lake. taining a brother from Battle Creek. Miss Janet Beattie Is working at RtehJohn Frey, of Ohio, is the guest of bls bnd. brother George. Theo Hewitt Is recovering from an at­ This week Monday, tbe masons com­ tack of scarlet rash. mence work on Mrs. Kaiser's new home. Frank Harper is on the sick list. Mias Eaton of BaUle Creek, is the guest of relatives here at present. Mrs. W. Clemens Is able to be around The hay and wheat yield are not again after her heavy fall. good as usual but have been secured r'lB Mr. and Mrs. P. Stevens, of Yankee line shape. C.± “ crops __ o t Other are looking well. Springs, Sundayed here with relatives. but begin to feel the need of rain. Thelattor will remain with her mothen Mrs. Mary Hendershott is spending a tills week. few weeks at her old home on the farm. Dr. VanHorn is expected home in the Considerable enthusiam is shown , here Dear future. over the proposed Sunday School Rally Mrs. S. Webs next month. eath Is hourly pec Mr. and Mrs. Shaw of Olivet, are visit­ ing at Mrs. Bulls. _ Banfield. Twice we bare been disappointed by Corn and-oats are suffering for the want Dr. Suleeba failing to keep His promise of rain around here. * to speak here. The wheat harvest is about secured in Harvesting In this sect Ion Is about finUaL vicinity. ^■L. C. Edmunds had 12 acres of wheat Ished and several have threshed. Published Thursdays by COOK. HBOS.. ^Having bought the Furniture Stock of HIltAM' ROGERS cheap, and being desir­ ous uf giving the people the benefit 19.1394. Largest Circulation of any paper tn th* County. �Thursday, July 19. 1894 ~oook BROS.. Propnator,. OOD’S Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared by experienced pharmacists from Sarsa­ parilla, Dandelion, Man­ drake, Dock. Pips isMwa, 'Juniper Berries, and other well known regetahlc rmncdles. The Combination, Pro­ portion and' Process are Peculiar to Hood's Sarsaparilla, giving it strength and curative y i» power Peculiar to Itself, not posmew'd by oilier medicines. Hood’s Sarsaparilla 11 II. Cure; Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and all other affections caused by Impure blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Com­ plaints. . It is Not What we Say, but what Hood’s Sarsaparilla Does, that Tells the Story — Hood’s Sarsaparilla URE5 Pills an gentle, mild and effective. Ore ^ou. a t\ve coM.se ok PvdVecVton. Oonerican. AvftevesVs ? Arc you willing to work for the cause of Protection in placing reliable infornation in the hands of your acquain­ tances? If you .are, you should be identified .with THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. 13S Wr 23D ST.. NEW YORK. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM mra and Lrmt f.e« the hair. <u also other rsluw II II II I :‘bl” premium.- ’•< guc-sJill II II I BASE 1,ALL KnUjuMvV 1VJ xz xz this W rnur opportunity. See offer *to eoimritr Price X’c. AUlNeWMlMder*; or 53 East l®tb St. New York IP 1 A CIDER Presses, Screw and Hydraulic* Graters, Elevators, Evaporators. Illustrated Catalogue Free. 1 i C. G. Hampton & Son, Detroit, Mich Agents. $75 r. p. ■akmison Z’h / / / Ererywhcr’-. Competent eate for such poaitioss at th® Grand Hanids BosiaaM College. Shorthand, and Normal Sehocl. For Catklocue, addraec A. H. Parish, Propr. * NOTICK FOB HEARING CLAIMS. State ot Mlcblican, Coantv of Barry-m. Nntlre l« hereby clren. that by so order ot the Prohate Court f or tbe County of Barry, made on the I5th day of June, A. D.. 13M. six nxxtbv from ibat date were allowed far credi­ tors I • present tbelr claim* axalu< tbe .estate of Sarah J. Moore, late of sal4 CountY. de­ ceased. aad that all creditors of said deceased are required to present tbelr claims to said Probate Court, at tbe Probate office, in tbe city of Ha«tion. for examination aod allowance, on or before th* i5tb day of Ttecember next.ana that surb claims will be heard before said Court, on Saturday, the tsth day of September and on Sat­ urday tbe 1Mb day of December next, at ten o'clock fa the forenoon of each of thosedays. iMted. June 15th. A. D . l«l. Cuts. W- ARMsraoxG.Judge of Probate. - «yricB forheaking of claims. Awtr Vtehlza'e, Ctouaty of Barry— Nbtte* ’« ber» hy Ztvrn.the; bv an order ofth? f*rdb3te C-osrr for tbeC<«UBty <>f Barry, made ou ■CbeXTMi day of Juw. A. D. W4. six months from that date were allowed for creditors to present thflir ciauns ara«Bst tbe relate of Valentine <_> Buck. l*tof said Xteunry. Cercased. and that all creditor* of tuU d*cea*r<| anrequired m> pre •ent their claitus to xald Prnbnte iCottrt. ul the FroMte otlce, in tbe City of Haslitiri. fnrexamiiMtlnn and allowance, on or before the 27th dar of Derember next, and that gnchclahn* will be heard before said Court, oo Thursday, the 27th day of September, and on Thttreday. the .Tlh day of Doetmbcr. next, at ten o’clock in Ui*> forenoon of each of those days. Psted June. 27Ch. A. D. UH. ObJ* W. AXMSTRojcg. Judxe of Probate. PROBATE URDKK. of July, tn ' tbe bundrod sad nlu^y Charles W. Annstroog, Jvdge matter of ftfr* estate of Jane WiU- forest fires. ’•PAPA FLEUTELOT* MISER. tcrful manner and determined spirit almost dazed the aggressive republican leaders, who had anticipated an easy They Are the Cause of Enormous Destruction of Property. Senators Who Led the Opposing parliameptary repulsion of the senator from Arkansas. During the latter part Forces in the Contest. of the debate, however, it was custom­ dren he was known ti> all the persons j ary for the lenders of the minority to in the eity as ‘‘Papa Fleutelot.” He call upon Senator Jones and discuss had been a public figure for a genera- j with him, on terms of easy familiarity, t—Leaden on tion, and could be seen daily, In storm the subject of the various schedules or sunshine, tottering in his rags and endeavor to reach Some agreement • LX PXXNSTLVAX1A. upon them without acrimonious discus­ [Special Washington Letter.) Bradford, Pa., July 18.—Forest fires through the streets to gather odd bits are causing serious losses to lumber­ of coal and wood and cigar stumps. Although the subject of the tariff sion. Although the senator from Arkansas men in this county. Many destructive When he began his work in the city has been uppermost in the minds of the statesmen of this country during was the leader and director of the de­ fires are raging between Bradford and there were the ussal rumors that he rich and miserly, bet they were the past fourteen years; although it is bate upon the bill, the most potential Kinzua. in the hemlock district trav­ was soon dispelled bj*thc abject filth and ! to-day the leading topic of discussion orator on the side of the majority was 1 ersed by the western New York and want in whleh he lived, and by his imAt Peck’s by the politicians in the various states; Senator Vest, of Missouri. He is a Pennsylaania railroads. and although it is the subject concern­ small man physically, but a giant intel- switch, near Marshburg, a pile importunitv In begjglng. Papa Fleutelot died in his eighty­ ing which there is most discussion by factually, while he has been gifted by of saw logs containing 850,­ the plain people of the republic in nature with a voice which is powerful, 000 feet of. timber was destroyed, fifth year, and was buried in the pot-1 every neighborhood; it is yet but little penetrating and at the same time pleas­ and a force of men are at ter’s field. The Rreneh police, who understood by the country for the rea­ ing in all of its modulations. During work trying to confine the flames,to suspect everything^ still suspected the j son that it is a matter requiring study, the last few years of his service in the one locality. The logs destroyed be­ i old man’s pretense* of poverty, despite research, scholarship and ripe judg­ senate Senator Ingalls, of Kansas, who longed to Weed, Munday A Co., of this . the recent shifting! of public opinion. was recognized as the oratorical leader city, and were partly insured. East of I and they searched the hut in which he ment. A tariff bill named after the chair­ of his party, stated that he would Morrisons, 8 miles in Corydon town­ : had lived and diod. Filth was ankle man of the committee on ways and rather engage in running debate with ship. 2.000,000 feet of hemlock logs ' deep upstairs and! knee deep in the means of the house of representatives, any man on the democratic side of the owned by the United Lumber A Coal ’ cellar. The first search was rewarded chamber than to engage in a wrangle company, of Oil CUy, and the Warren w, [ only with the discovery of four hundred with Senator Vest, of Missouri, who Packard company,. of Warren, ’have •“** bottles of Bordeaux, vintage of 1790. was exceptionally well equipped upon been destroyed. Fifty men are now , The second search, however, revealed all subjects of public interest. battling with the flameij ig an efp_»rf j a hole in the cellar wall behind a pile Although Senators Harris. Jones and to save 1,000 cords of bail; piled , r( of indescribable jdtrL From thia hole Vest constituted a managerial tri- in that vicinity. Families “at * **the ’•• the police dragged)a chest, aud in the umphirate, who directed the legislative ■ ‘ v ive moved ]. chest they found the treasure. From jumbqr camps thereabouts ha’ battle, the reserve force npd power of w p.av-vo v» :ing their j top to bottom it w*s stuffed fgll with to places of safety, takm the majority party was to l>e found household goods with them. At Thurs- ’ mortgages, government bonds, shares '*«-* a~. ------ ---------nndcr the broad-brimmed bat of .Sena­ l.VZ . -------------------------ton’s camp. — Corydon township, the in stock companies and title deeds. All tor Mills, of Texas, who is far and people barely escaped from 7 their showed the keenness of Papa Fleutelot away ahead of, ns well as head and houses before the flames destroyed in investing his savings, for without shoulders taller than, every revenue re­ all the property in the place. The tires exception the sccnrities were of the former in congress at this time. Thia are the result of tbe recent dry spell, highest class. Their face value was much may be said in praise of - the and as rain has commenced to full it one million francs, but as many of the distinguished Texan, because he is ab­ is likely there will be no further dam­ bonds and stocks were above par they solutely opposed to any compromise can be sold for a iquch larger snm. with the protectionists, and believes in age. In New. Jersey. For more than eleven years the old carrying on the work of revenue re­ Egg Harbor Crrr. N. J., July 16.— man had neglected to clip his coupons. form to which his whole life, us well as Forest fires that have been raging in He had let them accumulate until they the entire policy of his party, has been SKXATOR MILLS, -TKXAU this section for several days past have represented a market value of one hun­ dedicated. Whether or not the course swept over an area of over 5.000 acres. dred and forty thousand francs. and therefore known throughout the of the senator from Texas is the wisest I Saturday night the condition of affairs Among the many pieces of real estate country as the Wilson bill, was passed and most commendable, is for the de­ I looked serious, and the residents for whose ownership was revealed by the last January by the house of represen­ termination of the reader and the gen-I several miles aroufid were called out eral public. He is a very strong, fear-1 contents of the chest is a large tract of tatives and immediately transmitted to to meat the flames. Although they met land near Villencuvesnr-Yonne. On the senate. The bill was consider’d leas and honorable man. with some success in changing the this land are four hundred acres of fine by the senate committee on finance for The leaders of the minority. Sena- i six weeks and was then laid l>efore the tors Allison, of Iowa, Aldrich, of । course of the fire, there is great danger forest and several buildings of the an­ senate for discussion and consideration. Rhode Island, and Chandler, of New i‘ that many buildings will yet be de- cient and indestructible make. It had The chairman of the senate commit­ Hampshire, have been diligently en­ । stroyed. Among the buildings already been more than fctrty years since snyon the farm of Con­ tee on finance. Senator Voorhees, of In­ gaged in obstructing evary movement । burned were those i <nM|nJinn. body at Vilknenw knew who owner! ‘ ‘ ’■ to, „t.te When-Pap* Fleutelot dlrd diana, has been one of the most poten­ made by the democratic managers gressman J. J.L Near (in his hovel but twenty centimes, or ‘ tial political leaders in this republic ever since the revenue bill was re- his tine country residence. Bridgeport the dwelling of Capt. Gus for more than a generation. It was ceivfyl , by the senate from ther house of WlTliauis was also destroyed. A fierce j1 less than five cents, was his total cash due to his aggressive leadership that ' representatives. They arc all strong capital. As was -expected, the usual the Sherman silver law was re)>eale(i men. well equipped for either aggrvs- fire is now sweeping through the number of heirs ;have appeared since dense woods in the lower pari of during the extraordinary session of . Bive or defensive warfare on the sub­ , the old man's body was buried in the congress in 1893. It was expected that . ject of the revenue, and Senator Galloway township, and is headed di­ potter’s field. They affect to believe when the tariff bill was laid liefore the Chandler in particular «is an ex­ rectly toward Hewittown. It is impos­ that still more treasure is concealed in sible to form any estimate of the loss ‘ , senate this year it would be passed in ceedingly rasping speaker, who his hut. and they are taking it down a similarly masterful and determined . . *- * caused a shiver every time he assumed at present The principal losers, how- ! piece by piece in the hope of enriching ever, will be the owners of the timber 1 manner by Senator Voorhees; but, to themselves. lands, large sections of whjch have ! the disappointment of his party friends. been swept by the flames. Senator Voorhees stepped aside from MYRIADS OF POISONED HAIRS. ■I In Miiintiut*. the forensic arena and gave the man­ Minxkapolib. Minn., July 16.—Hinck- , What Cause* th® Htlog l» the Hand That agement of the bill into other hands Lightly Touche* a Nattla ley, Minn., a small town on the Dnluth I than his own. This course on Hie part road a .id the heart of the northern i The leaf and stem of. a nettle arc lit­ of Senator Voorhees was necessitated Minnesota lumbering district, is sur­ erally clothed with erect hollow hairs. by the fact that he is in the sere and rounded by forest fires and telegrams I If one of these hairs is viewed under a yellow leaf of life, approaching his state that unless rain falls immediately • microscope, says Good Words, it will three score years tfnd ten, and unable everything thereabout will be in ashes. be seen that its free end, after taper­ to expend in parliamentary contest his remaining vital forces. ing to a very fine degree of slimness, You have uudoubtcclly read a great Pikrrk, S. D., .luly 1G. —Prairie fires finishes as a little kn<>b. while in the deal about the progressive and deter­ are burning on the ceded lands, the other direction, after gradually liecom­ mined manner of Senator Harris, of tract burned over being 50 by DO miles. ing more robust, it suddenly expands Tennessee, into whose charge Senator The ^Russian settlement on - Yellow into a large bulb corresponding with Voorhees’committed the parliamentary Medicine creek was wiped out and sev­ the poison gland of the adder. The management of the tariff bill upon the eral settlers seriously burned. The point [of the hair is very brittle and floor of the senate. It would seem damage to the range will reach several contact with our skin causes the end strange indeed to the average citizen thousands of dollars. to snap off. leaving a hollow needle SXXATOR CHANDLER.- — HKV HAMPSHIRE. In Michigan. if he were to see the stalwart Voorhees ------------ --------------- ----------------point which readily pierces our cuticle, Bio Rapids, Mich., July 16.—Proba­ and pressing upon the bulb at the and realize that on account of advanc- I ing years he had laid aside the burden fl<x* Bnd „ ,k Bpe>k upon bly • “unurea meI ‘- women and »ixl chtiber end the poison is forced throi a hundred men, chil- • ot other end thechannel poison is forced through and brunt ot batik': but It would bo a J}*® P«n^nF bU)- H» ! dren Inhabitant, of a tenmllo tec I ion the central and inflame, ' ■* “* ' ‘ 2——J our greater mirprite to «ce the man to U“n' Melting political trouble, of the lonthern part of laabella ’ blood. The tender-handed . ----*.«•« wuuta-uBuueu wrho uu stroke kitokv whom the swoni and bhield of leader- i *I“l ’’tr determined to eaure hl. ad- county. >■----- '— — ty, are homeless on -----------account' | the nettle are stung for their pains, b©.hip were given. Senator Karri. b> 1 ver^rtc. a. much annoyance a. po«d- 1 of ’ forest fires. Although now ' cause their gentleness has only served smouldering the fires are to break the brittle points and render nearly bald, save for a thin fringe of . °‘®' ’ II only —« — -------------- gray hair around his neck. His face is strong man of the republican causing much suffering and pri- them fit for piercing, but the rough­ mnooth shaven, barring a bristling Senator AHison. of Iowa- Al- ration. A lumber camp of the the Qale Qale ' handed break the hairs at their thickmustache, which is gray. He looks ' though making no pretensions as an .1 Lumber with I.nmbpr company r-nmrmnv was w» destroyed a — parts, where they are too stout to much many ., many of green Three prick mucn older oiuer than inau Senator oenawr Voorhees, voornecs, ', orator he is a plain blunt man of iuuujr «uauj acres aernn m ^reen timber. itmoer. inree prick. Our common nettles, though and it is generally believed that he has years’ experience; a thoughtful delib- small sawmills, many houses, crops, they are capable of inflicting consider­ thnn passed nouuwt his hla eightieth nl.Afi.tl. year. i erative man ofman sound iudement: nnd nnn v___ been .. more than 1 erative of sound judgment; and' hrido** one bridge., fences ,1c.. hare able annoyance upon many persons, truth and burned, The congressional directory does not who speaks sDeaics forth words of trnth but there .repeat has been nofar In** of j lUe. Th. peop,. rail' are too insignificant, nevertheless, to give his age; but states that he “oom- soberness in a manner so earnest and menced to practice law in 1841.” Sen-, sincere as to carry greater conviction • and we have only referred to them for Brother* Drowned. ator Harris must have been, at least and respect than are usually accorded Bvhlinotox, la., July 14.—-Herbert the sake of making clear the enortwenty-one years of age at that time, I to orators given to the study of polish . mities of some cousins —giants of P“dd' U«»eMle family.big "Thete are. ftratthl and, according to reasonable calcula- , and pyrotechnics in their style of ut- “d t.—,_ „xuvot sic,erennlata urni. mC »ne of Conductor J. Bndd of the Chi- Urtfc, MlmnUn d Ortlca te rance. i Urtica stimulans and Urtica crenulata f the lndle>> ,^e. wb<-e Bt. Senator Aldrich, of Rhode Island, is e^o. Burlington A Qninoy, Friday OO<,.B h,n<) ia ,nfflcient W one of the finest types of the best in­ drowned in the w ,wrfl wiU1 , mort tellectual and business products of the afternoon Conductor Budd narrowly . ln, wh|ch for genuine typical Yankee, as he was as eecaped tbe eame fate,^belnr reacuod {rightful milk.„d.w.Ml. keen in driving a bargain in the prep­ by a young man named Cbeeter who Bu, eTen thcBe . • aration of a tariff bill as any of his accompanied them to the qthcr side of ’ Yankee ancestors and their prototypes the river for the purpose of bathing. nettles by comparison with the Urtica ever were in a horse-trade or any other The four walked off the end of a reef ureutissiraa, which grows in Timor, on a submerged sand bar into water where it bears the significant title of bargain and sale. Daouu setan, or devil’s leaf. The ef­ During the entire debate the re­ 15 feet deep^ fects of its sting last for a year and publicans held in reserve Senator Placed Under Arr®*t. have often produced death. Sherman, of Ohio, who by reason of Ladd, Hl., July 14.—Thirteen men. age is not now on aggressive factor in including several prominent citizens, HARMLESS COQUETTES. discussion; and Senator Morrill, of charged either with conspiracy on the Vermont, the octogenarian whose life of William Pinkerton or Michael name was given to the war tariff of Bohen, or with having goods from the 1863, of which he was the author. looted stores in their po-seseion, were A-continental paper gives an in­ It would not do to thus state tbe re­ arrested at Spring Valley Friday. The publican strength without mentioning preliminary hearing was fit Princeton, teresting account of the Hungarian women, a translation appearing in Mr. the fact that Senator Hoafr. of Massa­ and in the absence of bonds in the SENATOR ALT.IMIN. IOWA, chusetts, was from the first a very sum of 81.900 each they were com Stead’s magazine. The real type of the Magyar woman, who speaks the tion, is therefore now’ not less than strong and able coadjutor of the lead­ mitted to the county jail. language of Petofi and Jokai, i* to be ■eventy-four years old. He is never­ ers of the minority who opposed the found in the country district*, says a To Htamp Out Rusalan Thistle*. theless a strong, sturdy man of power­ progress of the revenue bill in the sen­ Wasuimgton, July 18. — Senator London paper. Here she is to be met, ful personality, who endeavored upon ate. He is probably the most scholarly every occasion to hasten action upon and best informed man on the re­ Hansbrough, of North Dakota, has with hex coral lips and largef speaking the blU. publican side of the chamber concern­ been authorized by the committee on eyes looking so obstinate and smiling Although Senator Harris had charge ing all that has ever been written and agriculture to report as an amendment so alluringly. The peculiar look in the eyes of the of the revenue bill in a parliamentary printed on the subject of political to the agricultural appropriation bill sense, the work of debating and ex­ economy. His mind is as a well filled an appropriation of >1,000,000 for the Maygar woman, her vivacity, her quick plaining it was relegated by Senator library of the choicest volumes, all of extermination of the Russian thistle, step, as well as her inclination for Voorhees to a very distinguished and them perfectly indexed, and every the amount to be disbursed to gov­ comfort, lead one to suppose that she able colleague of the finance commit­ page of every book ready to open at ernors of the various states under 'di­ has Turkish blood in her vein* She tee, in the person of Senator Jones, of the command of an intellectual muter. rection of the secretary of agriculture. has a good heart, a kind disposition; is tender and true, with a passionate Arkansas. As Senator Jones was called Senator Hoar, in addition to being a love or a passionate hatred for her hus­ very learned man, is gifted with a bit­ preparation of a compromise bill, th. ing tongue whose edge is poisoned National Educational association re»- band; she is a good mother and a trust­ of which might be procured in with the most deadly sarcasm. His worthy friend. elected Prof. Nlehola. Murrar every utterance was a sting to the ma­ BuUbt, profaoor of phUorophy fa cj jority during tbe entire debate. Iambi, college, „ president. Smith D. Fbt. THE TARIFF DEBATE. fad.. Jply red talik, . wealthy Jow cut of tbe tai- •‘Several years ago,” remarked a citi­ zen al New Haven, Conn., recently, “) knew a man who lived on the outskirts of my town who oould throw a stone with more accuracy of aim than k dis­ played by most sportsmen with a rifle. The man wv a perfect giant physic*). . ly. He was a good deal of a hunter, using stones as his only weapon to bring down the game He had a large leather pouch attached to one side of bis coat, in which he always carried a good supply of carefully selected'hnssiles. With these he bagged every year no small quantity of game, such as quail, rabbits and squirrels. He could kill a bird on the wing or a ralbit st full speed almost us easily as at rest One of his favorite methyls for display­ ing his skill was to set up a scythe blade with the edge tov. ar?! him st s distance of about one hundred feet, and by throwing potatoes against the edge cut them in half. He could almost ex­ actly halve two outof every three potstoes he threw.” AIEL& .'■W l-ll.StemE’ MANVFWE PREMHfflS ' ViM FBEE TO DRINKERS J?F Llpfi COFFEE M Chinese lloctoi. An Interview with Dr. Gee Wo Chan World's Fair Commissioner, Seat by the Chinese Government to tile United States—He Will Nov Re­ main Here. ‘•’CVnadrrttw why al) the pr. Luoat uua uan, we f I:u;ulrcC*of rare on 1 “V-X WO OlAt p came frost OUr.tU 11 txlanaUVe cOoutrytu •C-1C fc nd to u«* L'nttod Suit. JM»SM«M»oC|mMrs<*7*M**v •* <-aTARK11.i:h■ crw»| Anrr^ns; a> •a*e wht h t**o turtr-.- Amen ir. r-ittev®, b* will cure for*.nod a • ku»ai U I . J'AA nowstterhawbad.bewi tci knn i. uh!en-RX UyBla.andBMneynv.--' ’- i n -r *■ r-t*••' CTtefcrWteX rzuAL:. a tu.M a reputauMMmjuid on al: c l n■- - ■ » a• standing bs will max* a *pr«- »’ i’ _v Vo toil ■tesrheyeBehaasstogetwe.iandi« •nn-lerUW. - *fls a!*e.states b® care* * i ui fourth ;b* tire r« rn-jby core* alt di*e**e* of ” xo«i> ” U tUU J ' X-. • ’ ' ULSISthOtW tp KUNwMaiMni mure!.-’ c- yon will »tat» your cr * b yawnsit. j aux or m t at em>oq. i;—' tiwnc mm si ■BRy. and tat* tMlrnraaonabir iravinc ‘*1 b® inv.t.M c i to r , vary eloumc a 2 r.>nt stamp for r ■ every uno of n rrompt anddJti B GMWoCban’sChincceit m Wabash Avt., ctr. Vas : • •’--cricAcr, v:. NOTICE OF MOBTGAGE F«»RE. )8^.1 The HastinirsFurniture by mortgage bearing' d i'-* 1 : I) . IMH. mortgaged to the un<hT-:_’2 '.!. iuiHJ W. Reynolds, (r ii*tert Hr totjou.'.;: i ;• •• ©<i.real estate jfltualcd In »!»«• ’•* BanyOrninty. Michigan, and •’'|l lows, to-wit: City k»ts five htnnin •- >"r. -’■’xr. ive hundred lortv-Bre. Ove hundred i"rt'•js-i JtMW-seven. five hun<<r.-<'। Urt> । nine, flrrbandred fifty, five huidr-! five hundred fifty-two. five luindre l flu-hundred eighteen, tire liundivd nlciH^gnre hundred twenty, fir® hun«lr-d ’**•; five hundred Iwcnty-tbree. five nundrr.l four, ire hundred rirenty-n»- . lour three, foar hundred four, four hu-dre<r nw. four bnudred six, (our hundred seven. “>.i drsd eutht. four hundred nine, four liuiiurw J^Sred eleven and four psuv twelve, of tbe City of Halting*. Barry Miehfro, according to th® JHj therm!; together with all the ht-redl amenw sad appurtenance* thereunto BUr wtta tKhutidu engine, bolters and dry ktlnv rf^ was reeo.-ded on tbe3rd day of luh. a . 1» - ■ at 11 octoek. A. M.. In the o»«-.- ;•» <rf Deed*, for Barry County. Michig * " ';*r M of Mortgages on page 332 ftelault I’4' “ 5? rMde In ite condition of said nwrtW or praceedlne* baa been Instituted at );>« u cover tbe lodebteds-M nnw remaining tm> hun.lr^l Li.4 ‘-J''1.’1’, -^' talteb* sod «lr> Ki.ns at tbo । <» <h ’r,,nt ' : the I 'll' of Ht-d’UgA. »•*£> that iwiDX III- fl"’* * far th'- County *•< B r vnM’jAtbdw«>i(»rt*;M;r’ ’**• »e i.rrennnn df **** _ K-W.Kri.OM^Tr^^ t �■•4 ,H,|sti nc. Banner Thursday. July rg.jKg,.. w. R- COOK. Local Editor. Al.rah.ra I.inw.h, wd aranj ,w ff»vt much raltroral ral,!*.. bul hln, be nrara .ppucbk, to |h, prM,„t । thin this: “Let re,vi,nre ot lhe brerthed 0, „or? m()UH.r lQ tht | l«be th.l pnitiiM on hcr |ap. 1M |(p For Stomach The Doctor’s Discovery. DR. BROWN OF DAVID CITY NFR FINDS A MEDICINE OF RARE VIRTUE. jUnghi In ii.o reh.K.1., wadnerte. •ollegru; let II | e wrlitno In prlmer., »|»n. UyiNIC.r.. Hlmaeir tax book. an<l almxu.o,; u p,^,^ - -- -•-« a Kticnta M Uh Urallfying Reaulta. from pulpit ,nil ptocU|mwl I iver Complaints, and (From the Lincoln, Ctrft) live Iran-, .nd Muru ut I eadache, use tl<»-!n 1M u Uo thh »' David Citv. In religion uf jhe nation.” elMis , D" °' >»>reues is n <»t passed. l>r. Samuel L. Brown is a pinnenr redA medir.l p.p,r commit. Urelf h, thB Mnteniral tint m.nr lire. nro ln>t <,eh •''vnly years. Be |» k,„lw„ ... rent bl WH.M-qnene,. or iha lack of e»r- taUe«J"UI'l1Tm-rlleine clre or a liule common reuse re.peclin, «re «i.Part-,1 “*“• rvT*v,,ry ■J*' is "P«n •’ . lix’y are purely simple CUI. or wound, ot the hand, or Irtlr "h,'!",',i’l>ed by a Call reportvegetable, sugar-coated, utuer pan.. Several rare, have lately hl»,t.! ” *'!*? ’ rvl,>d the history ol been reconled of luqucrt. rulallnff to per bls Nlcknre, and his Anal cure. s]pi'dily dissolved, sons who have dh.l tn.in bl«Ml pni.oi.lnx In no*, which Is add easy to take. art.ln. from small cut. on the hand. The »? TM '"^"'“'‘bator a >hort rime aSd..rTh ’Wl"b?n'>' Brst »I»P Into the Ejery dose hl.tory Iu all of .here rase, varies but lit­ o<Peremal Interview. Inn t .u, «, tle. and I. practle.il, the »a.u.-, a U1.n enthuua.iic over ray recovery liret I reel Hr examplr, while workiux at hl. trade! “rOaB* 'WHenee .11>«™ been troublml with dltor even while carry In, rut the .Imple de­ ten nt alck Kpdh for twenty years, and in tail or cuttlpff ot bread, receives a ara.II thJ^’S’ “nd!tl0" ,or l’,c “’vrer troubles cut ou the hand. The Injury »o blvl.l ihat afterward came upon me. y,»n>ar> Partial paraly­ that anythin, I. cvnehlered ra*od enough .I.?.'!0’ > M. BAUER. sis came upon my left side, and I somi be­ with which to atop lhe bleedin,, and, Ihl. Auctioneer. came affected by kindred ailments. The HMUngsJ • • - Mich. end havlnx been attained, no more I. pension board found my trouble to be par•. ji.yottarv u«»lug to have an sranjon thought ot it. The .mall wound I. left to v.*1LP*? ”!" Ul" lett varicose . nr kind. Have had larirv cx-puneuce tTve vou satis(actIon. Terans reai*on- take cave or Itreir, and I. expored |u .|| vein, of both legs and left varicocele - 1 was also troubled with Dlalwtc. t heeorts of filthlnea. aud^raiurce. ot Infection. eutlrelv unable to oerf..rm manual \ JIULMETICK I IL SMITH. By It<«t luck iKdhln, may happen, but cauro labor, hay Ing tn give up the larger part of my practice. 1 could hobble around by lire public would do well tri Iraar dud UJ.KCTMN AND REAL I»TATE the use ot crutches and eane. 1 tried that frooi the UM trivial Injury to the every medicine that I had ever heard ot In i almekton a smith skin, acute vebtlewnrl. may supervene, endeavoring to relieve my suffering. Pa­ Cei^-'liiu-ing a specialty. and may rapidly la- followed l.y . ratal tent medicines as well as local prescrip­ Woodland, Mich tions were exhausted In the search for my termination. By tl>ornu*h attention to renturatlun to health. cleanllneM, the untoward eourequeiioer ol T.1 M. ‘ Woodmansee. “About a year ago 1 read an advertise­ a wound liable to become Intected. can l« ment of iqediclne called Dr William’s Pink HAW :»lid COLLECT MX OFFtOK. effectually prevented; on the other lianrt, I Ills in the National Tribune of Washing­ Alllbunhiess promptly attended to. when the reptlrriule .tuck ba. declared ton, I). C. They seemed to fit my case so .:li iaggart Loyal E. Kuappen. llaeir. as a rule. Ilule can be done hy the I sent for samples. 1 was sn well satbtied with the samples that 1 sent for more, Arthur C. Denison. surgeon to Meat the virulence which It as they acted directly In harmony with IGGART. KNA1TKN * DENISON, nature. Those are the things 1 look for develops. It shuuld. therefore, be homo LAWYERS. In mind that eo long as wounds, however in treating disease. I give my- patients otnsMl M" Michigan Trust Go. Rldg.. remedies, not medicines. 1 used a num­ . Grand Rapids. Michigan. small, remain unhealed, the risk of con­ ber <>t boxes of the pills, and now I am tracting uioml poisoning will always be entirely relieved of all my several ail­ ALICE KIRK, M. D.. ments, and am able to j move about once present. Physician and Surgeon. more, without being hampered with crippl­ Iia<tiuisi. ■ - Mich. ?\l:- promptly rttipided day or nlghL Ofing diseases. State of Uhia. Citv of Toledo, / .•s |' G. stowetPs boot and shoe store Even al my mature age I again do some taeiii County, (St* Frank J.flieney makes mun ihat he i« the practicing, and always use Pink Pills SWEEZEY. _|AMK senior partner nf the firm of F. j, Cheney & Co where the diagnosis of the case favors Attorney at law. uolng tmaineM ta the tin of Toledo. <W»ty and them. Hastings. Mich. State aforesaid. and that -mid firm win pay the “1 now have a remarkable case at Braln}*nujticr*iu«li coerts of tbe state. Col- sum ot One Hundred Dollar* for meh and ev«rv case of CM^rrh that cannot be cured by the -etd, which 1 am treatiug. Augustus Talleorioni promptly ^tended to. use of Half's Catarrh Cure. W>t, the postmaster at Brainerd, was sufFMAMK .1. CHKNgV. I HL K. 11. LAVISH*. Sworn to before me and Mtihscrlued in inv frring from diabetes and Insipidness, and presence. tUtsdtb day of December, a. D.. IBM. was in the first stages of. Bright's disease. 1’ ilumou;ialfite Physician aud i r A. W. Glkanox. The doctors had failed to give him any re­ Surgeon I *** < Notary Public. lief when 1 was called and took charge of Utfivi over W. H. Goodyear’s New Halls Catarrh Cure la taken Internally and acts the case. All hopes ot his recovery had Drug Store. directly o>i the blood and mucous eurfaces of been given up and his wife did not expect All calls promptly attended to. the system. Send f »r testimonial', free. him to live three weeks. He is now ou »_F J. Chkxkt A co., Teiede, o. ’ A. .SCK1BNEIL M. D., Gfe- Sold by all druggist*. .75. the road to complete recovery. The . Pliyeician and Surgeon, Bright's disease was headed off and the other diseases overwhelmed. A happier Delton, Mich. family cannot be found than that of Post­ Office In residence, one block east of depot • aT A C. H. BARBED Couiukm Council met in adjourned sea-. master Talbot, of Brainerd.” Dr. Brown made the following affidavit slon Fri. eve., July 13, ‘94. Mayor Greu. rhywxans and SurgeoBB. to hb remarkable cure before a prominent sel presiding. Callsf in city or county responded to with Present at roll call, Aid Bennett. Busby. notary. promptness, day «r uurbL Dr. Samuel L. Brown, being first duly Hicks, Huffman and Waters. Absent at rolf call, Osborn, Tinkler and sworn, states the above facts are true. (Signed.) Dr. Samuel L. Bbows. A. SHELDON, Waters. Sworn aud subscribed to before me this • Abstract aed BeaJ Estate Office. Reading*»f minutes of meetings of June seventh day of Septem'ber. A. D., 1893, Abstraet Block. Hartings. Money to loin OB Real Estate Real Estate 15. 32, 29 and July 5. '94 approved. E. 8. Ruxton. Aid Osborn and Weissert took tbelr at David Cl»y, Neb. told ou cnintnlssloa. Geotral oou •’ey and ng. (Signed.) Notary Public. Saving a complete »*t of Ab'trart Book*, eorrr Seats. Dr. William’s Pink Pills for Pale People piled irorii the Record*. can furoiab complete Moved by Aid Hicks that the matter of i tracu. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. without doubt mark the beginning of a damages by washouts be referred to city more healthful era. They were Brat com­ Atty. Carried. EO\VLER,D.l». S. pounded by an eminent practitioner, and Ayes. all. used as a prescription for many years In Nutice to -build new walks. That general practice with almost incredible Office 1 curst* a mto 5 p. m. Charlie Frear build new walk onJeffer- success. They are now given to the pub­ sun St. on west side of lot No. 587 and lic as an unfailing blood builder and nerve hilip t. co lg rove. that Boltwood and Boltwood build new restorer, curing all forms of weakness Attorney at Law walk on State SL on south side of lot No. arising from a watery condition of the $. Connor to Smith A Colgrove.) 485. .viUce iu Gbijo block, Hasungs.) blood or shattered nerves, two fruitful Practices in all the court* of the <tate. Emory Busby. causes that almost every ill Is heir tn. C. H. Osborn. These pills are also a specific fur the e. IKENASTON, K. C. Waters. troubles peculiar to females, such as sup­ W. F. Hicks. • Attorney at I-aw, pressions. all forms of weakness, chronic (Oyer J.S. Goudvear & Co.’vstore.) Moved by Aid Weissert that the report cunstipatlon. bearing down pains, etc. and Fractiae.- in ail courts of the State. CoUectlona be accepted and walks oi^lered built. in the case of men will give speedy relief '■••j’Frtly .attending to. Curried, Ayes, all. and effect a permanent cure In all cases Moved by Aid Weissert that the Flu. R. TIMMERMAN, Hoinoepathte Phy- Com. have another wk. in which to report arising from mental worry, overwork, or excess of whatever nature. The pills are • । siclan and Surgeon. on the acct, uf II. E. L. A. P. Co. Carried. sold by all dealers or will be sent poet iOffire over Uvthrop'K drug store.) Ayes. all. . paid on receipt of price (50 cents a box. or Moved by Aid Osborn that $25.00 be six boxes for $2.50—they are never sold appropriated to repair Jeff. SL as Baked In bulk or by the dozen or 100) by ad­ for by resolution of Aid Welaaert Carried dressing Dr. William’s Medicine Co-, Ayes, BeunetL 'Busbjr. Hicks, Huffman, Schenectady, N. Y„ ur Brockv.ille, Ontar­ CIRCULATION Osltorn, Weissert and Waters. » io. Nays, This week. 82 quires. Movednone. by Aid Bennett that tbe Official Grninn of Gold. Dog catcher be allowed 75 per cent uf His thought can’t be wrong whose life Is Hereafter, changes for advertisements pound for all dogs redeemed. Carried, on the right. Ayea, Bennett. Busby, Hicks. Huffman, must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to To be trusted Is a greater compliment insure insertion in the issue of the week Osburn, Weissert. and Waters. than to be loved. when thought. Nays, None. Moved by Aid Weissert that the Mayor Every general ion of man Is a laborer for i .i •. - mfulou* taint which may have been In appoint a oom. of 3 to examine and report that which succeeds It. yourbbxjii ter yearn, may be thoroughly ex- upon the city’s water works system. Some mlflds fade at lasL but this is pelhd tn giving Hood’s Sarsaparilla a trial. Carried, Ayes. all. rare; more rust out than fade out. Com.. Waters, Bennett and Busby. Charlotte** a nsus shows a gain of over A man’s greatest enemies are those Aid Bennett excused. Moved by Aid Weissert to adjonrn tin which oome out of hb own mouth. four hundred since 1890. Mon. eve, July ifl, ’94. Search for truth Is the noblest occupa­ The Clarksville News having died a Motion lost tion of man; its publication a duty. natural fleath, the Freeport Herald will Ayes, Busby, Osborn and Weissert. Self-respect governs morality; resncct Nays. Hicks, Huffman and Waters. conduct |a page la Its paper devobjd to Moved by Aid Hicks that the accts, be for others governs our behavior. C atksvllle and vicinity. allowed and orders drawn on respective Malice and hatred are very fretting, and The Tallowing advertisement has appear­ fund for same. ed in Australia: “If William Fulton does Amended by Aid WelMert that We make our minds sore and uneasy. Tbe man who would have done so and •ac!«. of VVeHK-rt Bros, .nd SL CommUnot tunj up in three months, or else give stoner's work for graveling Oreeu St. ana so if be bad been there never gets there. some support to bls familr, bls wife, Char­ work done on South Market SL, July 18, OU trend taulnert I. not to «e wh.t lotte Fujltbn. intends to marry again." be laid out llaa dimly nt • dlrtnnce, bnt to do WMl Amendment lost J. Ci Shelby, of Eaton Rapids, has an Ilea clearly at trend. Ayes, Busby. Osborn and Weissert immemj* raspberry field. The crop this To be wicked end eUek to It mown.to Nays, Hicks, Huffman and Waters. Invite deaolntlon and death, no matter bow year is a mammoth one and be has en­ Original motion lost AyeA Hicks. Hottinen and Waters. much It may promlae lite. gaged ibtf or more Poles. Swedes and Ger­ Nays. Busby. Osborn and Weissert. It tbou canal not make tbyaelf eneb en mans from Lanslag to do tbe picking. On motion or Ata Welwert Co”"'11 ad- one as tbon wouldat, bow canst then es.Mm. Albert Storms of Prairieville is re­ Journed till Monday eye. July Id. th •• » pect to have another In ail things to thy „ . covering rapidly from the effects of a dan­ o’clock p. m. llklncr E. G. Holbrook, gerous but successful operation performed Recorder. )t may sometimes look u b.d men were h.vin» a very tood U™ •» last week for the removal of a cancer. Si, world, but every dUb on h>» ttbl« h" Mrs. Storms Is at Burgess hospital, and It la rha duty ot everyone «[>«therrt *}“’£ pulsion In Jl speaks most enthusiastically of tbe careful Tell me no more ot your unbeliefs. 1 nursing received at that Institution. She hsve Xlh of my own. But If you know will leave the hospital to-morrow.—Kalaaaytblnt. It you have discovered any truth mazoo News. lot me share It with you. less liable to absorb the germs ot disease. Colts are generally fed too much hay F. f. pollaaky.dry mod. *n 1 not enough of other things. As a Horni’s Hila are veslcrday caused tba arrest ot Cbx. F. proportion and appearaare. gc. per “ox. " r,tcr saJ*s. they eat enough, but the feed Klbby at Alma." Klbby b> an .rent ot P. is not the right quality. It fevers Instead ofAC JmS1 w'ur'bT held ot" dSr” « 1> Farrell A Co. o» Grand Rapids, and of nourishes; It studts them Instead of was taken In under the provision, ol^ an giving growth. The remedy is corn and to vote against the advlsablll 1/ ol bonds io put In a uyalem or ’’■J'1’™”'*; SSSeelie ^.e^’-Bbout taktar more bran, oats, roots, oilcake, linseed Croswell will hare electric light In a short meal, ensilage, clover hay and a chance at time, and when tbe wnteworks are pul in. wt . itamiae. Be proposes maklnr a tert a reserved blue grass pasture, or in a field Croswell will be the best equipped town of Kreen wheat or rye. AVER’S CATHARTIC PILLS Effective business cards. E‘ M H P v- P A P LOCAL NEWS. eWSHBP SCHOOL COLUMN. — I room Is given. . Prof. w. W. Writ Five uni vena I fa«-tiun as principal uf the C'«n*w<*11 9, Provide at least one extra chair tor stray visitors. school, and has t*en retained i«»r ms Report ofthe Superintendent uf Pub­ 10. . There should be an avenue of six­ year. HIh assistants. Mimm-h waierhMuar, lic luatrdetiou. teen aqtiarv feet uf floor space to each Macklem, Nail, and Smyth have «!mj turn SCHOOL GROUNDS. ' pupil. A little Increase in the filmmslons of the building doe# not add d.m rrfatly to . VI In Jmimeying about, the Sure m |8 the expense, but adds much to tlx* health I judgmmt very Vorclbly reminded of the great dif­ and comfort of pnpiia. 11 R n tara.ll . . __________ of Sift{IU<*. against E-bound llall, well ference tn the tastes of people concerning tne decorations of school grounds. Some THE SIMPLEST CURE FOR INDIGES knouB LMnJt lumteNOinn. as e»«m»daTION. | albncr for ^curing eertatn Canadian iihischool house,-, btand on bleak and barren i b»*r limits fur Hall. lots with nut the sign of a shrub nr tree to relieve the bold autiiusn or affurd comfort­ A* Well aii the Safrwt and Che.ipeat. ing shade In the jurfimer. * The new medical discovery, Stuart’s m» nt whh costs of both salts, and no new fumbled down fences, entire absence of j Dyspepsia Tablets, digest the food in­ trial Is granted. sn«1c trees, idovruly wood piles, disreput„ are too often the. efiar-! v,,Rl.! Htead l,f »»aking the worn out stomach do sole out building-, acierlstics the school premises tbe work, give it a much needed rest. acterlslics of of.the preinlsea In disills-!! tricte that are supposedly Christian in their: and a cure of dyspepsia is the natural re­ civilization and progressive in their tendsult . encles. You get nourishment and rest at the Although Arbor Day has been very freq’tenily observed by the -schrioli. its in­ same time because these Tablets will fluences have nut yet been felt hy a large titomughly digest all wholesome food tak­ ntinjber uf the country districts. There , shuuld be an attempt made nt once to en into the stomach whether the stomach arouse public sentiment on this subject, works or not; A cure is certain to result and we appeal to the count>• school com- because the digestive organs are given a inl-wlouers to aid us in the work. Ut chanpe to rest and recover their natural trees be set out, climbing vines placed The Tablets are then no n.ar the buildings, and where possible, let । vigor and tonb llowcr, be planted. All there «re clnllx- lon,rer n <iulr»d. Ing"" factors, help — to make citishow tbe the manner In which tbe the reme‘ .....— belter ------- -----To .how 7The’ :* ‘L_ L,,..n'~...l J“‘ l‘lLLw ‘!’Of .““.I ’ovt.vu.ra. ch,wl’- dy ■c”on <»«««nt people .nd how quick1 lie interior nnnnminiits The adornments nf of tiu. lire school IGE GRLftM. room sh<»:,.J ,dsu receive careful attention. l ly and effectually it cures stomach trouF NF GONEEGTIONS. By every little effort, nn<l nt small ex­ Ibles we present a few r ecent cases. pense, fine engraving-- «»f nijr f'i»n',ns Mr. J. O. Woudly. of Peoria. Ills., 1 11’U SOFT DRINKS. stntesm- n. soldiers and liter.c\ ... .. w-’bji; I was unable to eat anything but be ••rocured with which to m i »n» th,H w u.s AT THEed*i 1 • he pJ4iHral,food, and even that often dis ­ ot the school roam and tins . iu t > edu» tressed me. but since using one box of cate the children. CITY BAKERY. Let us set apart s thy f«>- the i.il Shnri’s Dyspepsia Tablets I eau eat anypurpose of securing Huh •id cii-Miing thiuJ and everything I want. sentiment for schn<d r.h.lh p.r'...dkXm"’; Mr’- 8*n“'el K'PP'e 01 O1'tr. P«., Hastings City Bank, Let the scho I bnards imp.-r aud kalsomBit the rooms, and -«•«<*1^ uml ..... pupils secure ' "Titles: 1 have been entirely relieved of Hastings, - - Mleh. good engravinga <>:'our fa'uniK men a11’. . '’ my my sl.imnch stomach 1troubles Tablets. — 1 yi'ninttH ... ... • 1 . roubles by your Tablets. ; "r!"‘low '-,r-, .Ultercl rear, with rear stomach tains, stencil blackboard borders, flags, | $75,OOO.CO I am thankful for CAPITAL and many other taaty decur.niu«i» iu.ij be, ami gas at night. 8URPLC8 $15.000.00. provided at little expense, but which tend them. incorporated under the laws of the State ot. to elevate the tone of the pupils, educate Mrs. A. E. Bowen, Barnard, Vt, writes; Michigan. to a finer taste these future citizens, and I thluk Mr.' Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets! make the .school house as cherry and atOpen for business Dee.IS.IBM. traeliveas any home. The Superintend­ are the best thlpg for dyspepsia I ever officers: ent of Public Instruction will designate a took. I will recommend them to anyone D.G. Robinson, Preside;; ♦ day for school house decorations to be ob­ troubled as bad as I was. CtralOT Newer, Vide. FreL served in all schools, and hopes for the Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets will not D. W. Reynolds, Oaahlerf* hearty co-operation of teachers, patrons, disappoint because they cure dyspepsia Directors: pupils aud officers. D. W. Reynolds, ~ surtdy and lastingly by causing the food SCHOOL AnCUlTECTtJIlE. D.G. Robinson, to be properly assimilated, and cure con­ ,. John Carvetb, This century shows gratifying progress Chester Messer, stipation by producing the proper quantF in nearly everything, save school house P. T. Colgrdye. ty of bile. Prepared by Stuart Chemical architecture. Hm tbe only savings department in tn Barry We give herewith some miscellaneous Co.. Marshall, Mich., and sold by all County and pays Lnttrert on all time deposits. suggestions which should be carefully con- druggists nt 50cts. per package. , sldered by those about to build school houses. 1. The window lighting surface A man of average size will be support­ should equal one-fifth of the floor surface. ed in the water by a pound of cork. 2. No pupil should sit further from " The Niagara Falls Route.’ In Corea umbrellas are of oiled paper, the window than two and one-half times the distance from the floor to the top of have no bandies and are simply worn over Stations. the hat. the window. 8. The window should extend to the The value! nf real estate in London is HAMTlNaS.............. celling, only leaving enough room for the estimated at $4,000,000.0001 that of Paris casing between the opening and the cell­ $2,800,000,000. Stations. ing. To be perfectly proportioned a man 4. The windows should be grouped. W8TWAMD. should weigh twenty eight pounds for 5. Light is better from both sides than from one side and the back. The light in every foot of his height. C. R. OSBORN. Local Axent, HaMta*v the back, unless high, will cast the pupils Tbe oldest light house in the ~world is O. 'V.Bugglm G. P AT. A. Cbleaeo shadow on his Work. at Coruna, Spain. It was originally built 6. There should be no windows for during tbe reign of the Emperor Trajan. pupils to face. An alloy that adheres so firmly tn glass 7. Light from one side should be from the left, so as not to throw the shadow of that it may be used to solder pieces togeth­ er is made by a French cbemlsL the pupil’s hand noon his work. rtMM TRADI MARK wmb 8. The windows should be provided Bosouit’s late pamphlet, “Man of the with green shades, yellow is not as good Nineteenth Century,” says that only one for the eyes. man out of each 203 attains tbe height of 9. The!blackboards should not have a glossy surface. The United States has 800 lights upon _10. If windows are grouped as they — are — — —*— ■B.T 'AN° displays should be, no black boards will cornc its coasts. Thirty of them from lightships, tbe others shine from between windows to try the pupils eyes. lighthouses. HKATTNG AND VENTILATING. -POSITIVELY CURESThe oldest epitaph ... In Engish Is found 1. A wood furnace is the cheapest and In a country church yard at Oxfordshire, best means of heating school houses where dated 1370; Its obsolete language Is wood Is abundant. The furnace heats and almost unintelligible. ventilates and will burn long wood, knots, California boasts of a number of women Sleeplessness and all derangements ot the branches etc., that cannot be used In a ■ Nervous System. who own and manage large farms, and stove. who make money and keep healthy and 2. Jacketed stove Is the next best heat­ er and ventilator A round tall stove happy iu this work. should be encased by a sheet Iron jacket, A former Judge of Illinois asserts that the jacket being placed four or six inches autograph hunters have removed Abra­ from the stove. The jacket should extend ham Lincoln’s signature from every paper Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from within two inches of the floor, and extend on file In the county courts of that 'State. opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. to top of stove. Air conductor 6x12 Inch­ Horse-power Is a common unit of M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rapes should lead from wall on two opposite on <Mich.) Savings Bank, saya he cannot nay ' sides of school house under the floor, and measurement. The usual work of a horse too much Id favor of -‘Adlronda,” Wheeler’s open into u register Immediately under Is estimated at 33.500 raised one foot per Heart and Nerve Gurv. Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine tbe stove. This furnishes fresh air. A minute during an eight hour day. Co., Cedar Springs, Mich. Sold by. good stoVe can be bought for $25 to 840. The clerk of Queen Victoria's kitchen 8. The chimney should extend to the who always carves, receives u salary of ground, and contain a flue two feet square, $3,500 a year. The chef rece.ves the HASTINGS, MICHwith either a brick partition dividing it in­ same and two confectioners receives 81500 to two parts, or an eight Inch chimney tile each. for smoke flue. This smoke fine warms In some of the ancient temples of the shafts, creates a current upwards, and thus the Impure air of the room may be Egypt perfectly sound timber of the tama­ risk wood has been found connected with drawn off. the stone work which Is known to be 4. Flues built Into walls without pro­ visions for warming them are monuments 4,000 yean old. A foot of newly fallen snow’ makes but to fools. 5. Place a large register in the , room one Inch- of water when melted. The at base of chimney and also in the chim­ average annual fall of snow in Maine is ney near the celling. Let both be pro­ seven feet; New York four feet and Iowa vided with valves with which to close two and one half feet. them when necessary. A Now York life-saver, after a series of 6. Place a ventilator In celling of room observations extending over a perio I of near the center opening Into the atic. twenty years, says that the superstition 7. Hang windows with cords and that a drowning person rise* to the sur­ weights If possible, or at least make them easy of movement, and supplied with easy face three times Is entirely unfuumted. The flrat actual communication tbrough catches at lifts of short Intervals. Place a five Inch board under sash of window, anelectric current whs made In 1787, just as long as window Is wide. This when Lamond, a French Philosopher, will create a space between upper and low­ placed two electric machines In different er sash, through which Abe air can come rooms In bls house and eouneeted them by wire. Id without direct draft on tbe pupils. 8. Occasionally open doors and win­ A wonderful nuggett of tin has been dows, and let the air change while pupils discovered In the mines of the North I>nnare marching or exercising. das, Tasmania. It is estim-ued to wr-igh 5,400 pounds. The assay of a stud I MISCELLANEOUS. piece shows that Hut largo mus of ore L Wardrobes for country schools are contains 67 per cent of m.-tdlic Un. better made of wainscoting six or eight While fishing last year in Dowry Bay, feet high, at both aides of entrance door. In the achool room. Those old entries New York, ex-Ald. Smith, of Astoria, lost his vest containing a valuable watch, over­ are great breeders of disorder. $. Tbe girls and boys should have sep­ board. Recently, during a heavy storm, tbe vest, with the watch still in Its pock­ arate wardrobes. 8. The teachers' desk should be in the et, was washed ashore and restored t> 'In Are “BUJLLT ON HONOR." *»d SOLD ON THEIR MERITS. Firu da«s threshernen ahrayi owner. opposite end of the room from-the en­ trance. tbe 4. The end of the room opposite Tbe shillelagh, like the poet, is , We also «eU the entrance should have no windows. born, not mode. Like the poet. too. it 5. Tbe blackboard should extend across tbe end of tbe room back of tbe is a choice plant, and it« growth la Portable Engines, Sawmill*. Pifket Mats. <3 Hullet*. Corn Hi'then, Hay Balers. Feed Cm teacher’s desk and down^ach side to the slow. Among ten thousand blackthorn Feed Mill*. Hots. Powers, etc windows. It will do do harm te n»o tbe shoots perhaps not mnrv than one is , The Go-W*. Prices and Terms ARF.*FIGHT. blackboard the length of both sides as destined to become famous, but one ox well"a\one end. the ten thousand appears of singular 6. IKnecessary stand over-the builder fitness. As soon as discovered it is with a club to make him put tbe boards marked and dedicated for fvtore wwlow enough’for IbeUtUe people. Tbe side ice. Everything that might hinder its boards should be within two fe« of tbe ”“ develo^inent is removed and any off­ floor and made four feet wide. and shoot of the main stem to skillfully cut 7. The floor should be of narrow off. With constant care it grows thick well seasoned maple. Don’t put in a and strong, upon a bulbous root- that GRAND RAPIDS, wood floor. fuel S. Provide • neat wood box It no s I24M I* gfllfc.... W-mWflK AD1R0NDA Wheeler'S, Heart Nerve re HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Bpllepsy, UNEXCELLED FOR^— “LEADER” Traction Engines “LEADER” SEPARATORS. ADAMS & ■H I | I �> Hastings Banner. toettee policy at toe polls we asked Con­ gress that In toe proposed Tariff revision platform but have been boorly deceived. agriculture should receive tbe same conMUIHAU Iw.COOK. Bdltar. The same party will ask the people for aidera tion as did other interests. Qur detbelr votes again thia year, but unless we mands were respectfully and fully considmistake ourselves the people will compare THK HASTINOH. KICK-. FOHTOFF1CE, ered; and, with one exception, all that we kVUVBT 14. 1879. the democratic party'* promises In 1892 asked was incorporated in the Tariff laws with its performances up to the present of our country, and tbe farmers were time in 1894 and east their votes aecrdlnglargely incidentally protected In the Amer|y. If tbe people will Ohly do this there can lean markets, and as a result realized bet ­ Krpubilcan State ConveaUan. • only be one result—a grand republican TO Trtit RKrtmiMUK ELBCTOita or thx ter prices for hay, barley vegetables, poBtatjc of Michigan. tatoes,_beane. livestock, poultry, eggs, to­ victory. To ttie Kceublicau Electors of tbe Stale ol Mtetilgan. and all other* who may desire to bacco, fruits and many other products, Sheep don't wen lo tare rery well In unite with ttwm in upholding the principles of which were not oppressive to those en­ the Republican I\irty. as declared in the flatGroreHa clover for Mme rewon or other fonn adopted hr Hui laid National Republican gaged In other vocations. Conveotlou, are hereby requested to tend dele­ lu 180-2 there were i.3M.TT« .beep In In the change of the political situation gate* to tbe State Convention of said party, to Michigan worth »7.s<>0.«*S.00. In ’.8tH Be held at Hartman II-til. In the city ol Grand of our country our fanners had reason to Kapld«. beginning -rt 10 o'clock, a. tn.. Tuesday. there are 3.SM.017 ,beep (a fl.lo ot over J uh- 31st. 1884. for th* purpose of nominating believe that in the revision of the Tariff, candidates for •■'We officers, 1 be election ot a 88.000) worth but flfl.M4.7fl0.00, a low to Chairman of tbe Xenubllrati state Central Com­ placing It on a new basis. It would be so mittee, and two Muulbcra <»i that Cnminlftee adjusted that duties would be Imposed the tarmor, ot Mlchlfl.n of Al,815,006.00. from each ConiNvxMnnal District, and for the deeplte the <aln In the number of .beep In trausacUon of mucU other business tu» usually largely on luxuries and such products as comes before the convention. of its wild and seek less statements have the United State, ha, been over Every county will be entitled to one delegate might be imported lliat would directly Only a few months will elapse between for each too of the total vote cast for Governor come In competition with American agri­ been allowed io pass by unnoticed, as we 81.000 ,lnce 1808, yet the value ot all the st tbe last election (November 1831). and to the present and toe time when the people abeep In Uie country bu decreared fl»S.one additional delegate for every fraction cultural productions and American martu- appreciate the fact that toe people allow amounting to ZM, but each organized County factures, which are essential to give em­ ample latitude for our contemporary’s im­ will be called upon to elect a new Con­ 0G0.01S. There are 830.000 aheep raiser. will be entitled to at least two deleave*. Under the reaolutlon nf IM®, no delegate will ployment to American labor and capital. agination to waader around in. It has gress. May they elect snch a one as will In tbe country, •<> dividing the total lore, be ent.iled to a neat in tbe Coavenllou who does legislate In lavor of the country' In which by tbe number pt aheep flrowent and tbe no* reside in the County be proposes to repre- In fact this was guaranteed In toe Chica­ only been when It has strayed far out of we live. Tbe experience of the past year average (oea to each aheep ralaer will be Ita limits that we have delgneci tu reply. me delegates from each Congressional Dis­ go platform of the present party. and In fact almost the past century, should trict are reriuested to meet In caucus at9 O’clock Jo a recent issne it stated that the per The legislative Committee of the Na­ nearly (Si each. TbU la the retail ot tbe on the mornlnx of theitay of the Convention to certainly have taught the people that it is aeleet candidates to l»c presented t.» the Btate tional Grange, at tbe special session of capita clrculstioB in 1865 was $56 and last flood times which were promised In 18M. expensive to legislate as England would Convention for confirmation, as follows: One week it repeated ita statement Congress advised the Committee df Ways Thl, doe, not Include tbe lore In the price Vice President one Assistant Recretary, one member each of the Committees on -Creden- and Means of the Importance of taking In a book of statistics of the United wish u* to; that every taw that England ot wool. ttala.!’ ''Permnnent OrwanizalIon and Order of Birilness.” and •■Resolutions." and two mem­ care of the agricultural interests In draft­ States issued iu 1893, under tbe direction would have us pass will be at tbe expense bers of the Blase Central Copimltiee. and tor of tbe democratic Secretary of the Treas­ of our prosperity. The farmers raise sheep in every section, the transaction of soch other buaiuete as may ing a revised Tariff bill. When the democratic Congress will of the country. There are 47 different properly come before them. Had tbe committee reported a bill In ury, John G. Carlisle we find ample cause In aeeordanee with a resolution, adopted June 23, m tbe Secretary of each iiountyCpn- strict conformity with the decision of tbe for disputing oar contemporary’s state- make it possible for tbe merchants and States and Territories in which tbe far­ is requested to forward to the. Secretary of tbe manufacturers to do business upon some mers look to their sheep, and the wool State Central Committee, No. 1. Newberry people at the polls we should have nothing Bonding. Detroit. Mich., by the earliest mall, ] to say against it, but became the proposed Ln transmitting these statiatica Secre­ sure basis that business can be adjusted from tbelr sheep, as a money crop to after the delegates to Uie Stale Convention have been chosen, a certified list of the delegates I legislation is very unjust. In so far as It tary Carlisle wrote tbe following letter:— to there should be something of a revival. supply them with hard cash wherewith to from their respective counties, wbo are entitled The great consumption has continued in purchase the many necessary farm sup­ pertains to the fanners, and unfairly dis­ •• Fh»a«uky Dbfabtmknt” » to seats in |he Convention. "Office nf the B<-CKKTAnv.° i nearly every line, while factories have plies and tools that they cannot obtain by Jamjcs McMillan. Chairman, criminates against the interests of agricul­ Wm. IL Batas. Secretary. ••Waahldgton. D. C.. I>* lath. t»»a» ’’ ••f herewith transmit u> the House vt Kenre- either stopped or diminished their output. trading in tbelr local stores. The value of According to the above noporttonmtmt Barry ture by virtually abandoning the New sentatlves the sixteenth number of the Stethtl- This has left the markets almost empty, County wilfbc allowed 12 delegates. England. New York and coast trade to cai aiMt reel, prepared by the Chief of the Bu­ their sheep and tbe value of tbe wool are my dlrecrion.” and when the dawn does come it will no therefore very Important factors to the Republican County Convention. Canada and other foreign countries, by reau of Statistics tinderResprcrtullv Yours. Republican County Convention Is hereby calk reason of proximity and cheap water doubt usher in a splendid era of prosperi ­ J. O. CXIHJrtLK, farmer. Good prlcfgi tor sheep and good ed to meet at Mudge's Opera House, city of Has­ Secretary. tings, on WMlneauav. July 25th, at JOSv o'clock transportation, which in effect bring the The amount of circulation per capita is given tyvalue tor wool mean comfort in the farm a. in., to elect !-• delegate* to the State Conven­ nn page 43 of tlihbuok and covers the years The great questions to be settled are tbe producers in foreign countries closer to house; they mean tbe payment of morttion. called »o meet at Grand Rapids July 31, from July 1st, uw4 10 July tat. iwn. At the UM. to elect u delegates to the Congress- these markets than our American farmers head of the table giving these statistics It saw tariff and silver. Tbe dallying with the gages; they mean new tools; they mean loual Convention for the 4th District to be c»ll-Preiiared ln the office of tbe Secretary ot tbe former has been responsible for much of ed hereafter, also to eleet 22 delegates to the in the interior, wbo must transport by toe npw buildings for more stock; they mean TFoUow1ng Is the table aa found there, tbe Senatorial Convention, to be called hereafter, tbe uncertainty that has ensued. We do aud to transact such other buslneen as may. more costly methods of rail. general prosperitj^ the farmer. Arars beginning with July 1st. come before the convention. not believe that gold alone can do the Circulation The great bulk of agricultural products The various township* nod wards will be capita. business uf this country. We need more entitled to ^legates as foHows:— imported Id the United States from Cana­ You'll taste the democratic tariff tinker's 813 85 Assyria..?..;;............5 Hone........................... 5 13.98 money. Silver is one of our great pro­ work, when It’s done, in every cup of tea Baltimore................... s Barrv.......................... G da and countries beyond tbe sea are con­ 10.23 Emi MHtoa.................... 5 Castleton................13'•: Burned in our seaboard cities and great 17 84 ducts and we are In favor of the coinage and coffee you drink, unless you take IN3 Hastings twp. . 4 Hastings Ciryl wd. 2 1801 l‘M of tbe American product of • the silver them plain; in every glass of lemonade, Hastings City 2 wd manufacturing centers of tbe East, which 20.37 IW. law ImX ’ should be preserved as a market for tbe mines at such a ratio as the wisdom of dur unless you go it sour; In every “sweet Johnstown................7 MapleTirnve.......... . 5 18 28 Oranggvlllt.............. 5 Prairieville............. 6 ; products of the farmers of the United 18.® statesman may deem can be best main­ cake" and mouthful of preserves that gets Rutland. .11;............. 4 Tbornapnle............. 10 1*<D. Woodland..., , .... 8 Yankee Springs... .5 States. tained. 1-70. on toe table, and every pound of candy Forward c.UK-ns notices to the Hastings 18.10 W1. The republican party has proven itself and confections that you buy. Fifty or Your petitioners respectfully maintain Bannek at one*. L t each town be represeuP 18. IU 1871. ed by a fall delegation. 1XM 1873. worthy of the confidence of the people in sixty million dollars in taxes to be taken that the difference in the cost of agricul­ J. P. Hale Ken vox. 18.13 Chi'lrman nf Co.-Com. tural pi'oductions in tbe United States and : 1874. tbe past. It has lived up to the princl- from the pocket* of lhe people and put In­ 1878. 17 16 Dated Huntings, .July5tb, m»i 1X78 Ifl 12 plv» it has advocated. To lx? sure it has to the pocketa-of the sugar trust is what in foreign countries should be regarded as l.VJ» ISil. Fourth CungreftMional District Bex»ubll-■ a just measure of the duties which may be 1878 1*5.32 made Its mistakes. It would not be bu-, ••Cleveland and Tariff reform" are doing. IR.7S lin. laid upon the products of foreign ngriculman if it did not. But in contrast to ita —Schenectady, N. Y., Daily Union. May law. t».4l 1881. The Republican convention for the Fourthi ture for the protection of American far­ record of a quarter of a uentury compare 33. 1894. 18*L Congressional District of Michigan, romprtatDg ink ; 22.M it with tbe record of the present democrat tbe counties of Allegan, Harry, Berrien, Cmm.; merx Tbe cost of agricultural produoX’ «;• i«4 81. Joseph and Van Huren. lor ihr perpose of। tlons, Including tbe transportation in the administration, which has not carried out aMM. ■a.K President Eugene Debs cfttbe American nominating a candidate for Congress from said MJM IMS. district, and to transact siKh other business as» United States, exceeds the cost of su£h single plank In Its platform adopted In Railway Union, and some of his associate IM7. mav properly eome before the convention, will 1888. 1892 at Chicago. be held In tbe city of Jtowaglac. on TuA-day., productions in Canada, including trans­ officers, have been locked up Iu Chicago M8». 22.32 th»! "th day of August. 1894, at it o'clock a. m. . portation, by 44 per cent, owing to the The morning light is breaking - and tbe for contempt of court In disobeying the HSU. 22 82 The several counties will be entitled to rvsretau. 2X41 setitaUon as follows: Alleuao 17, Barry 12.• price of labor. This is at least 10 per true and tired republican party can be de­ order of Judges Wond and Grosscup. 24 44 MH Berrien 21. Cass n. BL Joseph 13. Van Buren 14. eent. in exeetaof the duties now imposed 23.87 J. O.Bxcraft. pended upon to take such a wise stand on These labor agitators may learn after by law apon tbe products ot foreign ag­ if the amount of per capita circulation the great questions before tbe people as some experience with Uncla Sam that an riculture, and the coat of agricultural pro­ governs price, as our contemporary argued, will bring order out of chaos, and pro^r order from him means something. John Franklin Wauji. ductions in countries beyond the sea is then wool wouldn’t be worth GO cents in perity out ot depression. * Milan Wiggans. McCune, of New York, made fun of an or­ Committee. even less than Id Canada, owing to the 1860 when toe per capita circulation was der directed against him. He is now same cause. only 813.85 and 40 cents in 1882 when th^ Good From Evil. peeking through the grates at Sing Sing The Wilson Tariff bill as it dow stands per capita circulation was 822.37. Is there then nothing of good to come of prison.' Is unjust as between tbe manutacturers the strike? Has it taught mankind no aud the farmer, wbo is a producer of wool, The effectiveness of the “one-term-fornew lessons? Both questlcns are perti­ THE NATIONAL GRANGE OF THEi flax and other fibrous productions that en­ 1 love my country and my countrymen. nent at this time and both questions will Governor” move on the part of the Pin­ PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY ter Into the manufacture of cloth. If the I am au American and relolce every day of be variously answered. If the charges gree-Bliss forces has bwn knocked higher TALK ON THE TARIFF. manufacturer should have free wool, then my life that I am. I enjoy the general for sleeping car berths be regulated by than Gilderoy’s kite by tbe able manner in toe farmer should have free cloth. > prosperity of my country, and know that congress, as It Is now thought they wilt be, which Gov. Rich has conducted the busi­ They Seek Justice but Cannot Get , We ask only for justice, that you treat the workingmen of this land are tbe best the traveling public will be Somewhat bene­ ness of bls high office. His eminent fit­ the farmer as others are treated. paid, the best fed and the best clothed of fited. and thus some good will have re­ ness for the oflioe, together with tbe es­ The placing of agricultural Implements Office Of LbP LKGlSLATrvxCOMNXTrKK I a->y laborers on the face of the earth. sulted. If a system of arbitration shall be tablished precedent of two terms, and the 514 F. street, Washington. D. C. f on tbe free list in compensation for the Many of them have homes of their own. devised which will tend to do away with demands of the people will compel Gov. To the Senatohb and Refbkrenta- reduction of the duty on agricultural pro­ They are surrounded by all toe comforts strikes, greater good will come. And If Rich to serve another two years. ■TTVEft ASSEMBLED IN THE CoNGEESS OF ducts is ridiculed by every intelligent far­ aud many of the luxuries of life. I shud­ men shall come to regard the lajr with the United States: mer, as dq agricultural Implements are der, however, at toe thought that tbe time The Mckinley bill provided just enough greater veneration then much good will Gestlemen: We, the undereigned, Imported of any consequence, being much must come when all this shall be changed. have been done. But the greatest good revenue to meet the running expenses of have bean appointed a committee of tbe Inferior to those manufactured in tbe When the general prosperity of the coun­ accomplished was In the demonstration of the government and pay off the outstand­ National Grange of tbe Patrons of Hus­ United States, which are sold to the far­ try wilt be destroyed. When the great power made by the government In toe In­ ing bonds. It will be tmpossible for tbe bandry to urge before your honorable mer for a less price and on easier terms body of workingmen in this land, who are terest of law and order, and the ability Wilson bill, with Its reduced schedules, to body such, legislation as is deemed by our than In any country In the world. now so prosperous, will bear their wives shown to restore safety and peace. The do this without a great Increase In impor­ In view of toe foregoing facte, we earn­ and children cry for bread; that tbe day order essential to the prosperity of tbe lessons taught have been conned so many tations. With such a flood ot importa­ agricultural.Interests of our country, and estly ask all true friends of tbe former to must come when the great factories and times, they cannot in the nature of things tions from abroad how can tbe markets In attempting to discharge this duly we insist upon a fair revision of tbe Tariff, manufactories of this land will shut down, be new lessons. Every law abiding citi­ tor our home manufactures be kept up? find it neoessary to emphatically object to and that in any legislation upon the sub­ and where there is now life and activity zen knew, or should have known, au em­ some of the changes proposed In tbe agri­ ject that the present agricultural > schedule there will be the silence of the The Detroit Tribune aptly observes tomb, ploye may quit the service of his employer cultural achsctale by tbe ao-called Wilson be maintained, or otherwise defeat tbe And the reason why tills must be is at any time it suite his whim or conveni­ that when state troops or U. 8. Tariff bill, and in so doing we have noth-' proposed legislation. this: ence. On the other hand, any employer troops arc compelled to fire Into any mobs tag to say for or against Protection as a We alro desire to Impress upon your Tbe great southern wing of the demo* may close his works, or discharge bls men organized to overthrow law and order, a policy of the Government, bat as a revenue minds the fact that we do not consider the cratlc parjy is determined to establish the when he chooses, or when the demands of whole lot of foreigners names appear toe jneasure every American citizen is Inter- present financial system of our country as doctrine of free trade In this land. They busiuess seem to make such a step neces; next day in the dally papers among toe .as ted. satisfactory, and believe It Is toe cause of will be assisted by their northern allies. list of dead and wounded. This la very sary. The higher lesson taught la that Hat We deem it toe, true policy of the na­ much of tbe financial embarrassment. Tbe fight la now on. There Is a great tbe law must be obeyed. Thla»; however, true and it means something too. tional Gevernmect.to collect its revenues Our members generally favor an increase body of visionary but educated men who ta no new lesson, and it should have been as much as possible from duties on im- In the volume of the currency to meet toe are employed day by day In writing free No matter how good a law may be tbe understood before, If II was not. Such as .ports, as being a ^piitem of taxation more business requirements and revive 'the in­ trade essays and arguments In favor of that were guilty of overt acta, defied the law. present democrats seen to think It ____ tbelr equitable and less burdenaome, when just­ dustries of our country and give employ­ doctrine, which find their way in every •otemn duty to repeal it, especially If tbe not through ignorance, but in a spirit of ly distributed, than direct taxation upon ment to labor. newspaper in this land. republicans passed It. They are having a devllishness and In tbe hope that In tbe Tbe majority of our farmers are bimethe industries and property of our people, The great body of our people have never hard time however in getting rid of the thus leaving this eiaas .of subjects to tbe talUata. They may differ somewhat as to experienced, themselves, the suffering confusion of numbers they might rweape McKinley law which was so perfect that Tbe good accomplished States tor taxation for .the collection of tty details, bat earnestly desire to main­ which always results when tbe protective unidentified. might have been gained without toss of they can’t get along without embodying tain both silver mad gold as money, with principles are laid aside. Poisoned and life or property. The lessons learned •ome of tta provisions. port tax under the Cgiwtitution of the excited by tbe wild statements of these do more than reiterate old teachings. general Government. Aaotter reason writers and the demagogic appeals of dem­ Man’s condition was not bettered, nor has Tbe republican, rrOT ,n tbe why foreign trade should pay import ocratic speakers, toe result will ne that They favor Meh fioaoelal legislation and in tbe very near future these forces which the brotherhood ef man been strengthened. inch au adjustment of the Tariff as will are now working will be strong enough to No material advancement of any cause has T. Bleb for Goreraor* Our fanner Gorsecure our American markets for Ameri- defeat at the polls the party advocating the ।been obtained, nor has the spirit of benev olenoe been augmented. On thia view tie sbouM juatly pay tor this pdrUqge out of oau labor and American capital which will doctrine of protection. It must Inevitably i •trike was not only a mistake in its lneep. iiveli* follow that uncertainty and doubt will en- iWon but In Ita ending It is a dismal follure. “»• HKte due. "A*» taken lh. bull by career. sue. The business men of the country, the horns.” We, therefore, respectfully petition fearing tbe destruction of the principle of ~G. R. Telegram Herald. Tin. member, of our order, ot your honorable body to favorably consider protection, will decline to engage in busi­ were toe great agricultural Interests of our ness, consequently milk will shut down i Tbef.nnor.odbe Hotted .11 promlred m»t thin*, dnrint tbe ren>and tbe workingmen will be thrown out of ;pilfln of 18W by the democr.Ho party It of the rithta of oar muuberj employment. The people will then see as fcM i Uw people wbat II wnld da If Oro,„ we have never seen before—that they can- > wu elected, and ao Uie poople elected him not be prosperous and iiave work while 1 Party oonldn’t do .nyu,tnr this principle b threatened, in the midst of their suffering they will learn that tbe Thursday, July 19, 1894. > shut down there is no demand for tos tmly thing which they have to sell, and that h TbeBANNEBhM always purswd tbe their lalwr.-Extract from a -p«eh deliv­ policy of paying *» attention whatever to ered by the late James G. Blaine In the j any ot toe slurs the Jornial editor has i seen fit to apply tn us. Calling names Is caaipa'gn of 1888. i a i little boys method of “getting even,’ The Dawning. 1though we are siware that such tactics The darkest hoiyn sre toose which just were pursued by the older class of editors. ' . . . n precede the dawning. Fur over a year 'That day, as a rule, baa passed long ago, this country has been in « turmoil, greater and calling names Is not only not retarded i as an argument, but It iowere tbe one pur­ than which It Is doubtful If the world ever or experienced. Beyond the darkest isuing such tactics in the estimation of tbe cleud there is .itaht, just as beyond the people. present depressed times there is prosperlAny mlsstatenient that we may make we are glad to be corrected upon. We have J Tbe doubt and uncertainty which u»a assumed this rigfit ta regard to our con­ spread like a pall over nearly every busi­ temporaries and Bhali continue to act up­ ness and every Industay must vanish, and on it when we think the occasion requires. Ts show that we have been very lenient IK the sun of prosperity shine in. It with the Journal'we will only say that we seems as though these doubts and uncer­ have even refraiied from mentioning some tainties must i>e oettled in a short time, of the “Hops” the pap^r has made. Many though there Is no certainty that they will FID ITORIAL NOTE? The Fanners Are Thinking. I. i' II tn Hamsui*, they bare ’ ■n>fl»*««rttetoCbleMI) to “*»*»• th, oWwh " J*1 onion, ukRl th. rat„ w ,lrtk, 01 h—l. Deb. .nd hU more tbu they could eh«*. 01 By vuHntrortheWil^ men Gortnm, Bleb.nl.,..,, v.L^ Whlitafl, ot thin .late, h,„ j, m!t« on record u ' ak-hint If Uie 4emoer»'.ir p,ny to .lay lo po„r , jew yflr. will have to tu (Mei,, ln>„.J1 b( ’ In order to Bt uy n-ru.-J Thetwwrriy o4 1W1 Uiadlatreu or iso,. I. than democratic promises |h their performances since then] » • ® * ' Th. WIIku bill puls wn0| E lhf. Itat .nd protect., the wip. lt„ ™ flock,. How eon.lst.iit. Card of Thank., We take thl. w.yto Mpm! «ur gratitod« to oor many friend.. ulr,, kind" their aympalby and aaahtanw lh 0M great grief In the death of ourdarihg' n” draugS and sister. Belie. J. C. Lampman an , Family. Notice. AU dogs hot UcetiM-d .nd f >und with no tex on will be taken ere of I, na-ortuS with ordinance. W. H. MlU.EE. Mn.ua Marshal. PARIS GREEN London Purple. ^Siug Shoi For Spraying Fruit Trees,etc. GOODYEAR The Modern Droogisi, ' IS HEADQUAfimS., Remember that Will Paper is CluT.i'cr than iever . This Season. W. tt.QOObYE/lR &RAN7 Men’s HoseJUST THE SU ITS AND •SIZES MEN WITH SMALL FEET WILL KE IOICE IN. A FEW LOTS OF THE 35. and 50c. Kind. 2 PAIRS FOR 25c. -two: IT LAST LONG. Collar Buttons. DON’T YOU KI ;o\v WE ALWAYS KEEP A NICE 3LD AND LINE—SOLID G-----------K PLATED GOODS. ENAM­ EL AND PEAR . BACKS AND OUR PRHfES ARE ABOUT HALF ’ HAT OF REGULAR JEW £LERS.. Lawn TiesWAS THERE EVER A TIME WHEN SO LITTLE D GIVE MONEY WOULT YOU SUCH NICE ONES MADE UP-IN BOWSAND STRINGS. 50c. IS THE CITY PRICE FOR THE ONE WE SELL FOR 25c* AND OUR STRI|NG TIES HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO 15c. PER DOZEN. Neglige Shirts. OURS ARE THE MON­ THS BRAND. ARCH SO YOU SEE KIND WEARING AT MANY AS JI S-T. PRESENT. _ TQ "OU EASY FOR F THIS WEAR ONE O AS NICE FITTING KIND I A POORLY MADE ONE. SAME SAME QUALITY LAST SEASON SOLD TOR EARLY THIS SEASON JF THEM SOLD LOTS O S LITTLE AT Si.50. IT 1- ’2LATE NOW SO WE LET YOU HAVE TH EM F0R JUST $1.00. Trunks. FEW WE HAVE TRUNKS AND St.TCHELS LEFT FROM TH i ytANb ARE in STOCK THEY A..OUR WAY, SEE US IF YOU NEED ONI- �We are Still tn the millinery bmiuere and will sell )ou gooda cheaper thnn Bn> other bo tse in Barry Co. Pms 8 mitu. NER. Oh PERSONAL mention. Judge Smllk went to Marshall Monday, At the Raricft. p. A. Sheldon went to Inula Monday co PonUae CbleC, many admirer. In tl,lB buslneaa. ’ elty will Ire pleawd to letin that lle Mrs. Clement Smith went to Bov View fully reooverrel from tire Injury whleb ire MtilHluy. t ‘ recently received In . raw t.v omU,„ Ml<s Minnie Latvia wa. In Woodland lliniralf with bl, ,boe. last week. . Itmul CouimlMlonera ean find 3 incl, Minor Uiton, 0( Detroit, ,pjnl S1H11I Brhtee Plank at our yard In Hastings In the city. Other people can find anyltihig they want Mr. and Mrs. Drain. Striker haw gone lit the line of lumber and shingles. to Bay View. Bks-hjst. Tomussox axn nnu Miss Flora Btlnclicomb U, visitlug I' Is said that Ans Nobles’ trotter made f> ivuds :n Saranac. \ a mile at the fair ground lut week while Roberts and Dr. Timmermau spent being worked out tn 2.-25X without a Sunday at Gon lake. skip. Not very bad tor a oomraralivcl'Jack Nevils, ofFnmont, Nrib., arrived green horse and on a h alt mile track al * i lliv city ycterday. . J . that. 5 GOHW Oil ' 601(1611 OH easier oil Mlw Ruth Gould has been visiting Miss Henry Jones who was stricken with paralysis some time ago. ba, retnrned <>ra Smith at Nashville. from Lansing where be has been receiving j/tfrs. Maggie Bailey entertained a friend treatment nnd la very mnch Improv.si In from Paw Paw Tuesday. health, being so that he can walk fairly P. T. Colgmve was in Kalamazoo yes­ well. • terday on legal business. To avoid tbe crowd at the depot on ihc Mrs Bush, of Kalamazoo. Is visiting her morning of the exeuralon to Ottawa Beach, slater, Mrs. Caroline Roberts. arrangements have been made so that Frank Schumann left for Ithlca Monday tickets may be purchased several days be­ where he will make a short visit fore hand at the store of Hann * Van Ar­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn were In* man or at the depot ticket office. Detroit the lure part of tbe wedk. Don’t forget tbe G. A. R. tfnlon iu this Col. Sumner, of Kalamazoo, was in the city next month. It will be held August city a few days last week on basinet*;. 15th. I6lh and 17tb. A suitable progiam is nearly completed. Rev. Washkigton 4^"rank Nagler, of Chicago, spent Sunday Gardner will deliver an address on tbe with County Clerk Nagler and family. flofl oil Kinds ol Lun • Gatina 04 ‘ , . AT . PRLD L. HEfiTH THE DRUGGIST’S. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks, of Martin, ITtlu Other good speakers will lie in at­ have been visiting relatives in the city. tendance. p • ’ r. o.tbllcaas wljl meet in caucus Mor • Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lunn entertained ‘ j .. > July 23r<l. at 2o*eloek p. in., for All we had Io do was to mention that . L. . >1 irirg-ites to the county eonven in\Caucus will be held at town we were selling all uur S2.50 fine slippers relatives from Grand Rapid* last week. By Order (Voutnittee, at $2.00 and we bad a good trade on them. Mrs. IL A. Carnahan, of Delyolt, Is the ”■ ’ wkrrkn Fobkmax. Chatramn. Those nice emeu, patent leather tip, imrrow guest of her mother. Mr,. Mary Holbrook. square toe and baud turned. A few pair Mrs. Lillie Bell and daughter, of Chica­ Th- • .>T;c:uiM»t Hope will bold tbelr cau..... , ...qfUCx. SatunUv. July 2Rth, at 2 p. left. Call and see them. go. are visiting F. IL Pancoast and fami.P‘ f,.t r-i- i*U'<’t!oti ot delegates to the county WboiXKY A B boxxon. mBK-fiti- :’. M.-n tke trun^wtinn ot such other |U. n come before tbe meeting. On account of the Republican Slate As-1 By order Com. Mrs. Gvorgt-itaxter. ot Grind Rapid,, I ka A. Osgood. Chairman. sociatlon al Grand Rapids, the Michigan Ik trialling relatives nnd friends In the Tlierrptni'.h:4ns q: Maple Grove will meet In Central will sell excursion tickets at one city. ,•! -n» .■ dirt th- resilience feiddence of U. C. R. I’Wlmer, on Jim ot of July* July, m2 -’-Ttr—- for *-~ fare for the round trip July 30th and S 1st. n th” -Th w - or’’clock p. m.. jttnp drieaates’io attend tbe Limited to return not later than August ^eMI«s Hattie Beadle has secured a nice i t-uTtoft lu-!d k.i Hastings July 26, p<»dtion io .lackson with her sister. Miss ’* a good attendance. IsL Children one-half the above rate. Sabie. * Ky order of Committee. . C. R. Osborn, Agent Miss Berth* Bentley returned from her At the republican caucus held rfor .Jus .if Burn will bold tbelr canschool nt Grosse isle, Tuesday, fur the onj-rion Munday. July-23rd. Thornapple Monday, delegates were elected summer?^ ..... ;<fr<i»- ebetion of delegates to the county convention, and resolutions . flint Int’ou an.l for the trabs&c■ -■! . ijnu ties- aA may come before were passed favoring .John T. Rich for ' Miss Una Campbell left for Maple Grove Tuesday morning hi visit her cousin, Mias By Okdkr ofCom. Governor. Hon. H. F. Thomas, of Allegan, fur Congress and M. 8. Keeler, ot Middle­ iLtrfihg* Township CancuM.. J. VV. Lutin left Tbeaday for Kendall­ :. i>f(:hetown«hipsf Hastings ville, for slat*; Senator, from this district. l .■Tmtow ia tlw township ot ville, Indhurn. where hr will visit his : S itun! i- . JuH glut. Kt 1 o'clock In clerks and busimms men of this city brolber Ben. . t •!-• tirpOfMrf electing dele1 ii’o’intvc . <v’lwi to be hrla- In will play a game of ball with the clerks M. L. C<w»k was in Middleville Monday ■ ! . July .Mri. l®4. and biiKitiess men of Nashville next week Bkxiumxx F.Gaskill, v.Tnrtu nf KrpuPilsau Township Com. Friday. A suitable supply of arnica and in the hitcn>t of the Sunday Schoo! Rally Augurt 15th. bandages has been provided for. Some WatixlUnJ C»neut, ’ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ingram and family, pni’Ii.-K!..* ol tbe Towu«hip ot Wood- time after the malnwd and crippled have ii.i-t at tbcTowte Hal! on Hatuntay .!>• » •.Vl’dc f* m . to elect s dole­ recovered sufficiently a return game will of Detroit, are visiting frieuds and rela­ ,. t< t* (<■ .wcttiuu to i»c bt-ld a* be played in tills city. tives In the city. Hr <tr-’.-r of Committee. M’nar F. K "tiler, a *nremUx»>t yntintr J». s hi-HANTX, Chairman ■ --.land July u. u* • V . n»>» of Middh-ville, 4s being urged by his friends as a candklite for state senator on T’.’It ’Vi ’l ean* ni Inrlftr will n»«< In <*u- the republican ticket this (all. It is Barry cu, al t!.<- ’p»u H*ll Tu>*»d»y. July 24th a* 2 ti. in. tor ' 1 ■ election of 4 ir.'jite, Ui a'.tend the county’s turn to make the nomination and Counu Cp:i r-ntlou Vi be brid In H istinga. Julv there is tmt Utile question that Mr. Keeler 5th. 1 ; I- th-tnri*au:UW.i of tuch otherbu-twill be the man. He is a hustler and if Inws .*• ns * -nine h-(«»re file m ‘rting. J. J Hkx!’*:*■«HOTT. Chdnnsu. elected, will prove as good a man as has K l>ul>liran City Corn*; ever repn-sented this -district—Nashville Thdiennaot the City of H<stmgs will ‘-1. tbe 24’h; day nt July, at 8 t w rsYning for the om-no*- uf elect­,/ Now tl.xt tlm<s «re herd mid work is ' - ’ ■ the County Coi’vmtliin to be . .h.tusr.at the following mimedr- scarce, why don't some ot those who are : ii.’leyS 1! — k«rnlth shop. I ;. i’> ibro-k'• t»Wl dlur. . A. E Kf'-.isui.ij, nffiee. 1 ouiily Clerk's office. By (trd-r of City Commit*ea A. E. Kkxahtox,Chairman. DUAL NEWS. .• CIRCULATION • Thisw-ek, Hrreaft Oust read injure ins. when brut \ *> 82 quires. r. changes tor advertisements thiM office Tse-days at latest to rtlon In the issue of th? week $hL HfticKleL erries hre lirge and plentiful this seaso j. Do not ••rc*’t the ei (iursfon to Ottawa Beach Jul 25 th. ■ . Clothes neatly repaired at small cost at J. Forlw’s-. the tailor. Everytliing mw in photography can be found at the Christmas Studio. The examination of J i mmy Mortimer will I* heht before Squire Kentaton’s co urt tonnrrow. i For fir-: class photographs that never fade, ran ktl Christmas, the reliable pho tographer, The sutpius of tbe Hastings City Bank is now Slkoco.' Hastings has reason to be cal with tbe city water as possible. The following from the Cadillac News B«*t supply of cloves and spices In tbe wll interest Hastings firemen:— Reed Citr l« e,ated 0Ter 0,6 v,ctory wh,ch market at 1’hlllipa * Erbs. They are just the hose team of that town secured in a what you want for pickling. contest with Big Rapids and Cadillac Farmers liave been busy the past week tewma on the uh. The Reed City boy a cutting one of the finest wheat emps that made tbe run and requisite couplings in has been produced for years. 19 seconds, while the Big Bapkls repre­ You want to get our prices on ladies sentatives required 80 3-5 and the Cadillac aud childrens hure. We 4mve a job lot team 32 4-5 second* to make the run and wmh'g at about half price at the Racket. the couplings. It was a most decided offizfclissGertrudei-Stebbtoa gave a very day for tbe heretofore champion Cadillac Pleasant petlro party Friday evening. In runners. honor of her friend. Miss Cooney, of Mus‘•I do my advertising tn dull times. kgoii. Then is when people look most keenly for , Markrt street, just cast of Dr. S. M. Mdence, where It was badly «»shed (luting the recent heavy rain stuns. ; uargaias, are anxious to know how much things cost, and where they can save money. I advertise particular things, give prices, and take aa much pains ’r,th my annouoeement* as I do with my stock. Advertis-ng lx like keeping a hotel. One To mystify and astonish, bnt state plain facts that can be If you are building a home then you will do well to examine the various kinds of heating apparatus. SECOND —Its a fact that people object to soft cot? furnaces. Why? Because they smoke so, and they’re so dirty. BIG J)—The KERNAN Smoke Consuming Furnace is the latest and beet invention out in the line of furnaces. By the induction of heated J air over the fire and around the fire pot all the smoke is burned, so you have You also have the advantage of using soft coal which no smoke and no dirt. is the cheapest and most powerful of fuels, and you save all trouble from soot. We are also agents for the Peninsular Furnace, which bums hard coal, soft coal or wood. . ANST BU,U> - n0-5E WITnouT A DUH I BUT A FURNACE WITHOUT Is what we give to every, customer. we . Goodyear’s store. Caln, the "omelil dog catcher” has captured eight docs thus tar that hare dared to venture upon the streets without the protection ot the Holbrook tag. Just look at those Lockport trait Jan It Phillipa 4 Erbs. You will buy no other kind after you see them once. They have them In pinta, quarts, and taro quarts. Aiderman Biaby has about 15 aeree ot potatoes which glee promise ot yielding in excellent crop. Emery only regrets that be can’t sell them now when the price la way up. We have the patent halt soles for joy shoes Cao be put on in five minutes by ,„y one. If you bare sore or lender feet or rteomatlam. It wHI pay you to try them. For _ sale at tbe Racket. big dlnm-r -lit not k«P !n tbta . ‘ E1M.wbere ---------jiaaoe will be fou.d Of the bouse—steady g’*>d cooking do* lr. |! th. report o otf tbe-Sn. tbe Sept- of Public ln.tr.e1 traver permit luterwt tn my inMOnctr . ,rTJ impetus: polntw, ra-nt, to l«.aMl'never tnlM in 1111 1 beating and lighting of mr efown pnbt.ral.on.. wt..^ htt^ ha. made mr atore one of the hrrtut tn « Every sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really walking advertisement for a our house. Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what ARE we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ ment clear through. Everyone who buys once comes again, and invites his friends to come HERE too. We arc selling our goods as low as they Owing to the times can be sold anywhere. we are paying no attention to profits, but have knocked Miss Cooney, who bas been visiting ' jjto Gertrude StebbloA returned to Mus- When you want a nice suit of clothes made go to Forbes, the tailor ojw J- S. CIS. A Square The Misses Edna Brooks and Maud Bentley will soon leave for a visit with friends in Allegan county. Nashville News._____________ demonstrated. FIRST— Dennis MacDougal, of Bloomfield, N. Y., visited bls aunt, Mrs. Maggie Bailey, the fore part ot the week. • kegon Hie fore part of the week. out of work organic a scare!,‘ng party M-s, ph}„ls „lin,ond will leave for Big and make a persists! seareh aflerCrter’s lh(, |atI(_r of ,he KMk for snake. It any man or set of men raptures rite„Jwl ,wt wllh brother Jay. this snake dead omllve, he or they can be Prof. H. B. Andrus, of Nashville, was assured of a nice snin of money by exhib­ in the city Monday evening to attend a iting the body around this county, and meeting of the Rally Day committee. tn fact surrounding’ counties where the Mrs. J. W. Lunn and mother, Mrs. fume of Carter’s snake bas spread. Hawkins. left Monday for Rochester, N. Do not miss reading the new system ot Y., where they will visit relatives for some rebate that a few of our merchants have, time. adopted. You are not obliged to trade Otio Hintermelster leaves to-morrow for any number of dollars before .^your coua ten days vacation which be will spend 4XJD8 are good. Any amount from one in visiting friends In Mendon and Rome cent up will pass same as that much cash City, Ind. for anything In F. B. Pancoast’s stock. Miss Bell Handy and Mrs. W. IL Cook Call on L E. Stauffer. E. Y. Hogle, W. left for BajTVicw Monday morning. Tbe H. Goodyear, Hick* A Spence or Woolley former will be absent two weeks: the lat­ A Bronson for coupons with your trade. ter a month. Engineer Murphy Inform* ns that dur­ George Millard was In Holland last ing tbe hours allowed for sprinkling in week on business. George reports his this city over 55,000 gallon* of water per cigar factory there ‘as being in a very hour are pumped, and that 750.000 gallons thriving condition. are pum|>ed per day during tbe 24 bonrs, Miss Helen Mlllspaugb, a teacher in tbe or an average of over 30.000 gxllons per Petoskey high school, whs has been visit­ hour for each hour of tbe day. In view ing at E V. Smith’s in Castleton, left of jtbls great drain upon the well, and Wednesday morning for Manchester, that now the water I* but a little over seven feet deep, all should be as ecooomI- where she will visit for some lime.— very proud of her banks. The (turret wnrk dooe on 3(^4 ‘h’s Jea| will be of a lasting character, the wfj regyet being that it could not beu*x‘ended tui’!|vr. | 1 Aboui <0[pair of walking shot* to cl»e I out ut iv.n wholrsafe price. We can •**eyoii trnjney ou them. Th»-y are the I t^tipwdr. fct the Rurfeet. * Hit-<*ity aill have dote a good job Iu I Dr. Will Conley, of Saranac, returned h<Hn< jt'-urtlaj-nftcr a abort visit With friends in tbe city, :WE prices down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are reliable. STAY We are not here for a day, nor for a month. W. H. SPENCE SUPPOSE You were running this store instead of us. Wouldn’t you have made up the best stock you knew how for it? Wouldn’t you have made the prices as moderate as possible, if for no other reason than mere expediency an I self interest. Wouldn’t you? Well put your­ self in our place and while you are in our place if you will take the trouble to look around you will find we have done just as you would have done. Get acquainted with our business methods, . , . things two worth knowing . . . K. K. .GRANT �fl = 1 out of WUey Rome of that property or I'D mar hi* enjoyment of it. no doubt that wncn ----- -- --when he’ns made -awareoi . ~.ncrai indignation that already to manifest iteelf he can be ’“T2toKinc^rtof ™mpromhe.“ fraud was put upon him; for father was aa man V* of truth. knew from ...----- -1 -motlier that he made a will shortly after our marriage, but she told me ---------------just before ... she 7?-. died ra. thatt.h. ‘De h^d.naa de­ stroyed it. Perhaps he destroyed an­ I "That i« what I won’t have, Arthur. other paper, believing it was that.” ' If I am rightfully entitled to any part “Did Mr. Haddock tell you what was of the estate-it’s the .half of it 1 1' WOUJUU wouldn'tu "unt -------that -If I. ln il?” ., "Ye*; he heard Mr. Flint talking father’s last wishes were that I should about it on the street. He wa* one of , be excluded from it I know they were the witnesses, and the only one that i not Therefor j my brother Wiley may was sworn. The others were Owen | save himself the trouble of proposing a Carruthers and William Lilly. Mr. compromise on any other baua. For Lillv is dead, and Owen is siek. Mr. I the sake of mv family and my father s 5 hundreds engaged in the printing, mailing, and idi«Flint said that this place and the ne- | memory. I will fight this paper if you groes and stock on it are left to me, । should’ever think it worth while, but 6 tribution of over 60,000 paper* every day, throughout the State. besides two thousand dollars in money । FU fight it openly.” to buy more land with, the rest goes “Cullen, a man like you is of the sort to brother.” most liable to be maltreated. If you "And what do you suppose that would had withstood Wiley at the start aud I«nl* Corr. 66 SHELBY STREET, CNTB * YJCtA. ______ amount to?" ' ■ • asserted Wore your father the influ­ I FOB 3 1*0 NTMB BY MML DETROIT. “I couldn’t say, but considerably ence which, equally with Wiley, be­ Agencies in inw*«u the State of 1X1 every cvciy village —**>■** , town ivwu and ***** city LU V* Michigan. bouu^ku. | over a hundred thousand dollars.” longed to you, this gross Injustice “And what that left to you?” S2222£O2222222222£a££22222®£22S22£22222222S222tl might not have been begun. And now “Aboutseven or eight thousand.” you talk about not fighting this except “Wasn't something left tb Pearce7’ on an open field, knowing that it ia a “Of course not- Pearce wasn’t born fight of altogether another sort that with old men after the death of their wives, lapsed sensibly from the vigor when the will was made.” has put you down. I would not coun­ “Almost nothing to you, and nothing which hitherto* he had maintained. sel to any movement that would be un­ During this while he seemed to have to the child that was named after him, fair, but I regard it as important, nec­ grown more and more fond of dullen arid that he seemed so fond of.'”' essary, indeed, that Wiley should be The sight of her disappointment, of ami Hannah. At the beginning of his driven to apprehension by—well, if last rapid decline, three years after, her grief and shame, made him sick at nothing else, by hints which I mean to heart He went away from her for throw out before Mr. Watson, his law­ awhile. When he came back, she said: yer, that he is strongly suspected of [TO BE CONTINUED.J “I wonder Mr. Flint would have wit­ unfair practices himself, and that I nessed such a will, Cullen; he always “Cullen, dear,” she gently remon­ have, as I do have, a strong hope to was—at least I always thought he was strated, “you didn't take Brother find the clew that will lead to their —a good friend of our family.” Wiley’s congratulations very well, detection. ” , ' “Of course he was, and is. Such as seemed to me." “All right, Arthur. I know you’ll do that doesn't hinder a person from “I took them as cordially as they the right thing. Mr. Watson is an old merely signing his name as witness to were given." a business paper. Generally, at least lawyer and, they soy, a first-rate one; “Poor Sister Julia! I wish she could I often, witnesses to wills know nothing but ! am entirely willing to trust the have such happiness." of what’s in them. In this case Mr. case with you."____________ . “She don’t want it, nor does he." Flint didn’t Haddock says he heard “Cullen, aren’t yon ashamed of your­ । the old man say that he berated broth­ Having the needed merit to more than self for talking so?” er in the ordinary's office al»out it. tell- make good *11 the advertising claimed for “Yes, rather,” he answered, with a them, the following four remedies have • ing him it was u shame, and that if he smile, “but it’s because I know my had suspected what was in it he never reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. Klng’a words are true. Sister Julia wants no would have signed. And brother an­ N**w Discovery, for consumption, coughs child: Indeed. I suspect she’s thankful swered, so he said, that he intended, colds, each bottle guaranteed—Electric for having hone of a husband who has if I didn't make too much fuss about Bitters, the great remedy for liver, stom­ treated her as brother has.1 it to allow me something more; he ach and kidneys. Bucklens Arnica Salve “Cullen. Jove, sometimes I think you the best In tbe world, and Dr. King’s New didn't say what" don't do full justice to Brother Wiley, Life Pills which are a perfect pill. A ll “And what are you going to do about these remedies are guaranteed io do Just because he hasn't the affectionate na­ it, dear?" what is claimed for them and the dealer ture that you* have, zl man must “OH, CULLEN, SISTER JULIA LOOKED “I can't say yet; but I will take noth- whose name is attached herewith will be make allowance for such differences. DRXADFULLT.” 1 ing from brother as a gift" glad to tell you mote of them. Sold at W. I think myself that he is colder to her "Wouldn't .you make a compromise H. Goodyear's drug store. Julia, her husband making no oppothan—than I could be satisfied to put sition, suggested that Hannah should with him of any sort?" up with; but that is his nature.” “No- And now, Hannah. I beg you "* *~ ‘ “Ye«, darling, that’s hts nature.” stay with them in the houSe. an her own A friend In need Is a friend Indeed, and _______ o_______ __ ____________ strength was__not sufficient______ for con^ not to interfere. Yon see that I und*rThen he laughed loudly. not less limn one million people have । stant attendance upon his trMTrasjng stood Wiley better than you did." found just such a friend In Dr. King’s “Well, theyCve both been respectful I needs. This was done. He was care- • She forbore to reply, but he could and kind to me, and I can’t but wish I fully watched by both sons and their Rcc that his words did riot satisfy her. New Discovery for consumption, coughs they had a baby or something that wives; but it was easy to see that of . Little was said about it during the rest and colds. If you have never used this great cough medicine, one trial will con­ would bring them closer together. all their ministrations those of Cullen 1 the week. On Saturday morning Brother may not know it, but he's got were most acceptable to him. With Cullen went into town, repairing to vince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, chest and for a wife one that¥ a saint, if I know Cullen he sometimes held brief consul- Dabney’s office nt a corner of Hancock lungs. Each bottle Is guaranteed to do al! what that means. It has always tations which ended abruptly when »treet and the courthouse square. that Is claimed or money will be re­ seemed to me a pity that they have Wiley came in. Yet he professed to1 “Dood morning, Cullen,” said the funded. Trial bottles free at W. H. Good­ never come to understand each other year's drug store. Large bottles 50c and have equal’ affection toward all of l*wyer. “I’ve been expecting yon." well enough-V them, held to his faculties until near | “Howd'ye, Arthur? Yes, I thought •LOO. “You little innocent, the difficulty is the Inst, and died calmly, as if he I’d consult you about this will of in­ Bucklen'a Arnica Balve they understand too well." knew full well that vain would be any thex’*.’’ “Cullen! Cullen!" she said, in half­ attempt to withstand an enemy who ! “Nothing could have been more surThe best salve In tbe world for cuts, playful remonstrance. Then they was irresistible. I prising to me. I’d beard at one time bruise*, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever turned from the theme to that which Waiting upon him so long, added to your father was not well satisfied with sores, tetter, chapped hand*, chilblain*, for both was one of unmixed felicity. corn*, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ her other troubles, seemed to have y°n f°r some cause or other, but I I -well-nigh prostrated Wiley’s wife, j thought he had become entirely recon­ tively cure piles or do pay required. It la guaranUNPd tn give perfect a*tit.faction worthy of their praise. The Marston* ' When they went home after the burial j oiled. Indeed, he seemed to me, duror money refunded. Price 35 cent* per had been reduced considerably in the Hannah said; I log his last three or four year*, to be box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe establishment they once kept, partly by "Oh. Cullen! Sistpr Julia looked particularly fond of yon—more so, I druggist Injudicious management, mainly by dreadfully in the graveyard to day. j suspected, than of Wiley." debts whieh the head of the family as She’s been declining fast since father’* Lakeview ha* announced that she will “Yes; brother put him against Han­ surety for some of his neighbors had sickness began, and I never saw her so ®*h. making him feel for awhile ihat soon organize a military company. been forced to meet. In this condition bad as she was to-day.” j 1 had lowered the family by marrying To make your buMnea* pay, good health JuHa, the plainest and not the young­ “Yes, she's going very fast. Did you her, but he got over that, at least so la a prime factor. To secure good health, est of the Marston girls, was induced notice that brother didn’t goanigh her, | appeared. In less than a year. He did the blood should be kept pure and vigor­ to take Wiley Amerson, who was well and that she had to lean on the arm of make his will, so mother told me, but ous by tbe use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. enough looking, tolerably mannered, Mrs. I declare I was ashamed *he said on her deathbed that he had When the vital fluid I* Impure and .slug­ known to have made considerable 3f him.” । destroyed it Not long before he died gish. there can be neither health, strength money in trade, and to have excellent ' he said to me distinctly that he would nor ambition. "It didn't look well." expectations frrtr ehe dec tn of his fa­ “Look well? It looked just what it, not leave a will and that brother had Port Huron ministers have united U> se­ ther, now well stricken in years. The was, heartless. Well, poor father has, counseled him so, suggesting that he cure a better enforcement of the local marriage had not been happy. The gone now, and as soon as 1 and brother and I could divide the estate without health of the wife, poor to begin with, can have a settlement I am going my resort to the court. Rather suspicious When by reason of a cold or from other was not helped by the life led with a way. and I shall let him understand looking thing, isn’t it?” cause, tbe stomach, liver and kidneys be­ man far more selfish and coarse then that I want him to go his. False a* he "It is, indeed. Was your father en­ come disordered, no time should be lost she had believed. She was thankful has been io me, and shameless in his tirely in his right mind?" stimulating them to action. Ayer’s PHI* that she bore no children, much as treatment of you, the shabbiest of his “Entirely; and there isn’t a doubt act quickly, safely and rarely. Sold by she needed the comfort they often im­ whole behavior is what he has put up­ but what he believed the truth of what druggist and dealers in medicines. -^-4 part. Her. husband got from tbe con­ on Sister Julia, for whom I have more he said. He was devoted to our baby, .1. B. Graves'has purehasedTthe Davis nection what he had conn ted v.on, bet­ pity than for any person I ever knew. and seemed as fond of Hannah as he ter social position. With his own ac­ I actually believe he’ll be glad when was of Sister Julia. Is it ,possible to planing mill property at Benton Harbor tor 810.000. He Is a resident of the town. cumulations and the few thousands she dies, as she’s going to do, and that <1° anything, do you think?” «Vitb but little care and no trouble, the come with her he built the nice two- before very long. 1 see, unlesi unless it can be I ‘“’Not that I cun see. bejird and mustache can be kept a uni­ story mansion on Clarke street, and “Oh, Cullen! JBL shown that _your father at ___________ the time of deported himself as well as he could w“* was not *of*’dispos- form brown or black color by using Buck­ “I tell you it’s so, Hannah. 1 can’t executing the will ingham’s Dre fur the Whisker’s. learn how in the circle to which she get you to understand Wiley. He * memory, or that the influence of had lifted ,him. He showed much never cared for anybody except him- j Wiley upon him was such as he was Dr. J. H. Emery was severely Injured pride in the adornments which she self since he was born, and he's always strong enough to resist" about tbe back at Charlotte yesterday, tbe made about the house, and the trees been regarding roe as a thing in his “Neither of these could be estab result of being thrown from his buggy by and flowers planted by her in the way. He tried his best to get father ; liahed, I suppose—the first certainly a runaway horse. front yard. Finding in time that she to give him more than hi* share of the not- I don’t donbt that brother had Mrs. Jos. Bailey, Cedar Springs, Mich., had been married to n man whom she property. Mather told me that, and ' possession of the paper, and either aa)a: “Adlrond*,” Wheeler’s Heart and could not respect and therefore could she told me that Sister Julia’s remon- ' ’kept ‘ father »from destroyihg ........................it or made Nerve Cure, Is the beat medicine 1 ever not love, the strength of her charac­ strances more than anything else pre­ him believe that it had been done." had in my family; It never fails." Sold ter enabled her to endure his society, vented its being done. Father, towards “It dates back to July, 1830, I no­ by W. H. Goodyeai. and to seem to ignore some low the last, said he had been intending to ticed. i That was not long after your Sparta Is rapidly becoming disgusted irregularities which he took not very make a will, and would have done so marriage, if I don’t forget” with her efforts to stop liquor selling, much pains to hide from her. Dis­ except that brother said there was no “Yes; about a month." when Hop Tonic and Malta can be legally gusted with his vulgar snobbishness use, as we could divide the property ’’Your father had acquired some real kept on tap all the time. and that which he had injected into between us without the expense of ad­ estate since then, hadn’t he?" his father, she became fond of Cullen ministration. You mark what I say; “Ye*; he bought another plantation for hi* openness and hearty simplicity, he had a motive for that interfering, on the river and the place beyond me." and wished to live on entirely affec­ and in some way he’ll try to get the “That’s lucky, as for as it goes. tionate terms with him and Hannah, advantage of me.” You’ll be entitled to your portion of but, yielding to her husband's in­ them, aa they could not pass by “I hope not Oh. I hope not!” junctiona. she observed the restraints * “As soon as it ia decent to do so, I am the will For tbe rest Cullen, I which she saw were unavoidable, yet going into town to consult with Arthur strove not to hide her wish that rela­ Dabney in the case.” tions were different. She had been in “Arthur, they tell me, is getting to the habit of making brief calls when be a good lawyer and doing very well.” on the way to or from the plantation ln,r’ll»|l pminded a Peck beyond, and Hannah, as often as Cnl- fellow as lives.' ! ' b-£d °T r“rdr,Tl“« OT '■>« RtreBtR* Tbe rlllten will demead kall.Only in one matter did she act con- favorably of one who had been his t.cllon by law lor brawl tue ot the baton. rival the old gentleman’s hostility to Hanj g I Children Cry for Pitcher** Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. CHAPTKB IV. her mother-in-law, bat employing greater plainness of speech, had she re­ monstrated with him, and there was wo doubt that her behavior was tbe main his her attitude. heartfelt The burial was on Thursday. On the sfternooh of the second Monday thereafter, being the first Monday in that month, Cullen was called out to his gate by one of his neighbors on his return from town, who, after some -n,?,11,' “What did Mr. Haddock want, Culn, dear?" poked Hannah. “You look (mUflesUoa. «■»»»■ of Henoe- tory ef the county. “TKA.T n WHAT J WOM'T BATE." 1 heard father P. 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You can save than m aDy xfa,, cit ln six cents a can by using the <be«nwuy, an. it hu .om,’odd de. «lopmenu that strita, the risifar with ^-heat reX^££ All I-.,„„ tb. EBert new Horsford’s Baking noth surprise and amusement, ssn the Powder, because it requires ^-P^ootU. Augu.Wu«,^1'^. NO,L^Ork ban‘ The amootln aspbalt(X^FLICTING RKFORTB. N<w York, July 14. — Bradstreet’s Flan tattoos. . ,, .lulydU- Strike leaders say ■tete of trade will say: less quantity than any other. which ia 537.81- brnUtob. mo~ u,Tn “d Parklikn "Mhs re­ ♦hd tiii- I* is stl11 on Rnd that war duce the labor of propoUing a cycle to ••During the greater portion of th® whaV — Before tho war, a plantation negro hasinew at Chica^uZTatS^ 1 ru—• C ' .•••rpirationswillbe waged a mtairnum, and one «es bicycles and who could not dance a few steps of t .-mi Kaiiway managera ters within the territory tributary ha* bren tricycles with all sorts of attachments ; that particularly characteristic Ethio­ pr.ntcall, pamljral b, y,,. J°aJ4n*’that t’to •’«•!*<« is a thing of mul in th th®C^P r,n<e* ,'u“ S8 P«r and arrangements for the carrying of pian dance known as the “buck Lararr «.<„» C|XH» b„« Ml u>« -n-i • v claim to have many SL. .7J1” 'rlrl”“d Ol UT.”tak MUL In the wuthern wetion, to Jin packages which in worse paved and daticc” was very hard to find. It was ! <ftt W(JrK and meat and produce, while manufacturer nnrt .?• “Ortkora. The nullnok for data hiss crowded cities would .call for the the pas^me of old and young darkies " he places of others merehana* suffered loos through Inability to re- | services of a horse and wagon. Work­ alike. Dot only on the plantations and the^L arc jecruitfed ' >n other cure auppUes sad raw mauu^i. from------------! li L * ‘“"P largely inereaaed men ride to work on bicycles, carrying on the levees, but on the decks of the The railroad strike and boycott In their kite of tools, even to twils of •j here by the, car­ steamers that plied the various rivers citi is te moving with some- ■trtke b, fchuatoy up a iRrKr llurllber or * three-fourth, and peachc aix- paiut and small plumbers’ stoves, bal- of the south, and at that time formed loa »S. CORDOVAN, tamortooi ot tenth, of an .rerage crop. »°«<1 oo a shelf in front of the ma- almost the only mode of travel and li- (>l<l-iime regularity. FMm«ENM<EUS>CHr. thiaft,,! I cnine. One workman surprised a vis- transportation. The “buck dance!,’* i_- nu»vc<l 'bnt the con­ lhr™,h MvMlUFOEMf&iMMU htc . llrelth In Hlrhi.u., k F r®®eVtly antl “mused the residents however, attained it8 greatest perfec­ - :. d. Throughout the more raeorsble lime, from lie po|a, oe IS.’PPOUCE.asoto. ’ th* lncrTh»n‘ manuroclurer. tUo From varioua portions of the Mate by paddling along Pennsvhrania.avenne tionand enjoyed its greatest popularity . I.!.inn men who were the mld.ummer or UH. otter u>e p»olc o( ™ th< endeavor to could have been choxen to precipitate *o wide' the report, ot .ixty-.br ub.erv..r» for with a twelve-toot ladder slung fore on the plantation, because there was .pr-dor.llr.ma U^op-^o pu.“ cat ‘ hf week ending JnlyT ahow th.tto.rand aft on his safety bicycle. Gro­ more leisure time granted slaves on ♦2.n.7JB0Y*CW9l5KDES. ; effective by paralyz; , ,.f the town, have re­ already so generally and severely restricted. let fever .nd dysentery ineretoed ami ceries and family supplies ui^ delivered plantations than to those who were • LADIESA irombtr or omoll uttke. are reported, bu, whooping cough decreased in area of by bicycle. But the oddest thing in Ing eases, and J.heir PMSJrei 1”.” “Ie °< otrtko! employeci on the rivers and steamboats. preralenoe. Scarlet fever wa« reported cycles that a recent visitor to -the cap­ It was, says the Chicago Herald, a mat­ Friday this week than lust. SEND FOR CATALOGU€ * Iron, steel, lumber, ahoe. wool and cm ton at forty-four place, diphtheria at ital k*w was a big tricycle with seats ter of great surprise to the- stranger . Uncle Sam’s troops ■p-'. industries at lantcr eastern twenty-one. typhoid fever at eighteen for an awnawn- traveling through the south to see . •passengers, -—o---’ protected-by au ■;'”.kv front with their manufacturing BROCKTON, MASS. and western centers have practlcallno ahlp”~-- ■* ’. rplatform l__ _ L,, , for „ trunks, with what precision and versatility • anti the • state meuts. and eummerolal travelers throughout mcasle* at tweniy-three. consumption lUa hire at Onc Very young darkies executed the many w i i was wn» plying niy.vvre for »cr u»__ mill's of railway the central western states generally have been at two hundred and twenty-three which Because.weare the largest manufacturers of y-” \__ m places and smallpox |at Bay City. De­ of tlie railroad depots, in sharp diflicujt steps that characterize “buck" advertised shoe* in the world, and’manatee k , " talk of* compelled to leave the roud. the value by stamping the name and price on the Kn.ire hacks, All western centers report railway transpor­ troit, Grand Rapid. Sturgis, Berlin. competition on with th.. The and “wing” dancing. • j • c</. ’ but the authorithe bottom, which protects you against high tation restored, but that It will be some time Frenchtown. Farmington, Pontiac, Ma­ machine was strong, but light ’ ‘­ While the dance is one difficult of prices and the.middleman'* profit*. Our shoe* ■ (definite information before anythlnK like complete restoration of comb. Cascade. Clayton and Ypaflanti. ly built, with two large wheels the execution, it has beet acquired by the equal custom work in style, easy fitting and j. the strike. Presi- conditions before the strike can be i\»*iped wearing qualities. We have them sold every­ size of buggy wheels, one on either The decrease in failures exhibited last week jig and step dancers of the American where at lower prices for the value given than fi’ains an air of conflAu I'nfortunMc Couple. (dei side, and a smaller wheel in front. It stage as fur as the simple steps t ftmn- any other make. Take no substitute. If your is followed by good returns for July thus tar • :.3tv result, nnd bolds Reported liabilities in the first five day* were dealer cannot supply you, we can.. Sold by One day recently Richard Fogg, of was propelled by a powerful negro, ; for prolonging the only WH.M7. though mull delay* keep back Scipio, went out to feed the pigs, when who sat between the big wheels. In selves nja^concerned, but it is impos­ tli.i: sible for anyone but a negro to put J; th the general man- Koine western returns. The number of fail- he slipped and fell heavily upon the front of him was a ‘ broad, wide seat, that distinctive personality into the t.milrrh ri.. —. _ .. , . . . . . MORTGAGE SALK. affording ample room for two parsons, dance which makes it so fascinating to I et *u1t-having t*e<*n mnde in the rmvittl-vna house when his cane broke letting him and in front of that, over the small thebeholder. It is impossible to tell of ac ruin iu-rlragr executed by Ai'ipri D. other ntilrtvad een, down again so hard that he severely wheel, was u platform which would Cim-w ilhder and Ellie L Ua4W4* aiier.To Clark how old the “ buck dance ” is, or where emphatic, than ever bePAID THE PENALTY. B. Hail, dated the eighteenth <1 »y -d ^tme. IKK. । sprained his wrist.- Hl* pains were s<» i hold two or three trunks.. An awning or when iL originated. It is errone­ re-.-orded tlie twri.tlrth dav «•! .hr.*, lee?, and -i”. that the American severe shortly after that a doctor was .• „ the whole concern ously stated that it was called the on which there Is dun at this date seventeen rigged over ’rendergaat llangvd for the Murder J -xrike is ut an end Ea:> and twelve and do'.o® dollars. Notice summoned, but before he arrived. Mrs. I like a buckboard cover. The Mayor Harrison -Other Execution*. The negro, negro. “buck dance” because only men or hundred is hereby given, that bv vbttie ot the j>ower ot . I rotn Detroit, To­ oftnid Chicago.July 14.—Atll:47’»a. m. Fri­ Fogg went down cellar, and iu some | "ho waa the owner, said he does a buck negroes indulged in it, but this sale In said tnoruage.I shall-foreclose Tbe same il!. I ’ ift-shurgh. and tiyasaleat public aoetlon to lite highest bid­ ledd.. day Patrick Eugene Joseph l*render- mysterious manner broke her right F°<xl business and makes a good living is not the case. It derives tlie name of der. al the north front door oF‘he Court- House, ; the news is much leg near the hip. She Is 77 years old ■ conveying passengers between the de- “buck dancing” from the fact that on In the City of Hunt mo, on the Brit dav of Sep­ 11 llo k-.a I.-...I .. .. .1 . I. 1 . . . . . effect— that most gnst was hanged in the corridor of the XVwhile her husband is 84. j pots and the hotels. Sometimes he the plantations it was customary for tember. l«>4.- ar twelve o’clock noon, of all that certain niece or parcel of land, situated in the ;i ire running freight Cook county jail for the murder of j takes visitors on a tour of the city, for one dancer to “buck” or pit himself City of Hastings. County of Barry aud State of Carter 11. Harrison. Prendergast reTnuip« Nat Wanted. •. trains on sched., ,, -----I Tfhich pin*pose the machine seems par­ against another. The contest was not Michigan. de*crlt>e<l as f.dlowo, vm»: Commenc­ i»ni tafaed his nerve to the end and ap-1 ing at th* north east corner of the south west Coldwater takes time by the fort- : ticularlj- well adapted, as the pa.ssen■j • ut. who deserted their Only one of endurance, but also in the quarter of section number elghi.li> township . . r.ier bo strike, are proached his doom without a faltering. lock in keeping the city clear of gers have an unobstructed view, while variety of steps and contortions that three north of rnnveeluht west, running thence He made no dying speech on the scaf­ tramps. A police force is kept at the I the “driver” delivers his descriptive west ou the ea-t and west quarter line ol said : J veiuploymerit; that »rpl:ear fold and not a word was spoken from depot to meet all incoming trains, and ; oration about Washington, its cclebri- the dancer indulged in. section eighty-seven rods- to- the renter of the ;ir-i plentiful enough to ■he" ,nu The war and consequent freedom of highway .(now Mlcblcm Ave> thence south the time he stepped on the trap until when any of the gentry alight they tiesand abodes easily into their ears along «he cerfter uf said highway to the north the negro in no wise interfered with liile of Lincoln Street on Daniel Striker’s addi­ :f some of the reads tbe end. The dfop fell at 11:47^ and are hustled un again and told to move from ^behind instead of leaning down the “buck dancing.” In fact, it is tion te tbe village mow clty.i of Hastings, the body was cut down at 11:58. on. If they tarry they are liable to be and backward, at the risk of numerous thence east ou tbe north line or said Lincoln St. u»c 'to! reinstate more common to-day in those districts the north nnd s->uth quarter line ot said sec­ Lovisbvku. N. C.. July 14.—Tom and given a >>atif and sent to orison. ’I collisions, ‘ as the carriage drivers do. in the south in which the negro popu­ Io who deserted at the tion and ihrnce north on said quarter line to Calvin Corley, brothers, who slew a 1 The machine did not appear to be lation dominates than ever before, a tbe Place of brginn»ng. conialitn g forty-two on. Murder at ('oklwntrr. Jewish peddler, were hanged here yes-,,and 231O» acre* nf land, the same being the geared differently from an ordinary fact that possibly may be accounted, mortgaged premises. James Rqbinson, aged 75. was mur-1 _ terday. <’i i »,«r II Iln r Saturday '■ -p General Managers'M’ was tricycle, q*d the “driver” said it was for by reason c.f the very freedom of S; ortcaxec. Montgomkrt,' Ala.. July 14.—James dered in CoMwater and his *body not at all hard to propel, even with a tlie negro and his disposition to do as jviar;..a a l uriied sine die. HecogChas. H Kai er. found in a compost heap. ... ‘ u A. A. MiaAttorney for Mortgageeniziiur d-at railroad strike was Calloway and James Woodley were ner was arrested for the crime and big load. It steered perfectly and he pleases. It has ever been the Dated. June 2nd. 1»l. hanged in this city yesterday for the , v;rtv.;;lly-er-.-:t,‘,‘ members felt that flaced in jail, when he confessetl that would turn in almost its own length. pleasure of the darky to dance, and us there ' a-’ tit? further needj for their murder of Edward Grant last March. ; Pie was the guilty perron and claimed There seems here to open a vista of a race he indulges in it now more than Cai’eMai, N. J., July 14.—Richard ' possible pleasure to people who enjoy ever. On the occasion of festive gath­ dolly ’.nretiugi j , that he d|d it In self-defense. riding but who cannot afford to keep a erings where the darkies from various -. iii<”>ting. Chairman St. Pierce, the young mulatto who mur­ horse and carriage and will not trun­ plantations had gathered for dancing, June Snlt lit«|>»ctlon. J. :i!i ..n l Manager Egan both dered his wife February 18, was hanged in the courthouse here yester ­ The me report a-pori of oi the uie siaw state salt saiiiUM]MM!wr inspector dle a cycle. Why shouldn't the citizen singing and feasting, it was not an un­ xeitv~ded itatvmcnt that the Gen­ shows that there was inspected during of modest means keep his landau-tri­ usual sight to see several “buck duiicera! Mana ire r-i’ association would not day. That’s tbe great reason why you Livingston. Mont, July 14.—Robert ' June 385,710 barrels of salt in the state. cycle and have his manservant “drive” ing” contests going on at one time. . Debs or any of his assoebon Id know about our salt. It re­ quires tbe best to produce the best. MGi’emdnt of tlie strike. A. Anderson was hanged here yester­ Manistee county leading with 170,575 him around tbe park in it? The idea I UsuaHy two robust .young darky boys ' dates : of such a development of the bicycle is The good farmer rcullxcfi this with i w?uld begin the contest. Upon signs of s.ii.l emphatically ’that day for murdering Emanuel Fleming. . barrels: Mason, 70,446; Saginaw, 51,104, It Wft' bls seed; shall tho butter maker not at all preposterous. Fort Benton, Mont., July 14.--.John ] and Bay. 35.041. j fatigue onitsthe partbeof either of these a >bl brotherhoods was in­ none o less wise? Our salt bi carefully : restlessness would be observed among -lament of the strike. H. Osnes was hanged here yesterday, made as your butter—made express­ CAT HUNTS A NEW FAD. for the murder of Ole LHledall. ly tor dairy work; aud bright dairy­ a half-dozen or more young darkies of ■ p'-nerul managers seem Lucas Elders was drowned while out men everywhere find their butter bet­ both sexes, standing nearest to the '.-hirst imporutnee upon ! sailing near Hollandter made and their labor better paid VICTIMS OF FLOOD. dancers, and urging them on to on Ntn'turmd Expeditions. • i intention to try to when they use j The now city directory gives Lans­ •iike upon every froad in “The gilt-<Nlge youths of Gotham greater efforts by shouts, laughter, call a ing a population of 20.000. ’ calls fur change of steps and different Flour Mill. which the American Lewis Knopp, aged 25, was killed by havetadopted n new means of noctux* steps. As soon as one of the. dancers Little Rock, Ari;.. July 10 —A cloud­ | nal amusement that is as brutal ns >njhas any influence. Raf. -.a. a falling tree near East JordanJ gave evidence uf distress one of the 1 burst occurred at Lead Hill, Ark. A „ . . , I they think it delightful. ” said a New ..vou stated that a meetLenaing about . . to commence v ,, the Y„;k broker t„ „ wrltcr for the WaUi- restless group that surrounded him | dchmen s union was held stream running through the town was! 1 overflowed and in a wide scope ot Ur-1 construction of a S1JS.0OO ~city TZ7L Hall, at. ■ iogton 8taT. “The latest fad is cat would jump into his place, force him No matter what brand yon have "Z ----~ at which tbe switenmen used. Just give tbls-u fair trial. It . apd' । CapL E. Napier, of Chicago, sold the । hunting. You are familiar, ol course, away, and commence dancing with totedh!.. t no longer in connection ritory inundated. Houses, fenet is first in flavor, first in grain, and M| might and main, keeping up or varying . The* steamer Music to the Macatnwa Boat w jth the crusade against cats which with the' As.i-tiean Kaiiway union, but timber were washed awfiy. first tn purity. Whether for dairy tft. the steps until the second of. tho swept company of Holland. the women ot New York started some Tatum roller mill ’ was . or table use, you will find it to m^b to cut loosti from President Debs and ; original couple tired out, when his pletely The Marine band,, of Colawater, won time ago from humanitarian motives. your advantage to bo acquainted 1B .time ignore rdl his orders and requests in from its foundation and completely with Uie salt tkat*a all salt. Ua the first prize (850) at the band tour­ They regarded every cat that prowled place would be immediately taken by wrecked. The miller, William Trusty, the ftrtun*. Write us. around the city us being homeless, aud, either boy or girl, and so on the General Managers Earling, of the living in a cottage near the mill, made nament at Jackson.- * DIAMOND CRYSTAL Mrs. George Hubbard, of Plainwell, therefore, tired of life, so they went , contest would continue for hours. SALT CO., Chicago, Milwaukee .1 2 ’_ Z, __2and his escape, but the house was wrecked, St Paul, i “ Wing ” dancing was mostly inaround catching them and putting । Si. Ciair, Mich. * • ’Whitman, of the Northwestern roads, his wife and four children were car­ died at St Mark’s hospital in Grand them to death by means of antes- r[ dulged in by barefooted darkies, the positively , demy their •leny that roads ried away and drowned. A number of Rapids from a surgical operation. thetics. The young bloods liave fol­ steps being of & bounding nature and. The Eaton county courthouse at persons narrowly escaped death. All are tied up,. either in St. Paul, Minlowed their, example, but in a differ- not wearing on the sole of the foot. ^eapolis or Milwaukee, by President the stores along the creek were flood­ Charlotte was burned, the outer walls ■ ent manner. Homeless felines are their Another very popular dance in the Debs' latest orders commanding a re­ ed and their goods damaged or de­ only being left standing. Loss, about objects for annihilation also, but they south among the darkies was “Jump­ 840,000, insurance, 815,000. stroyed. newal of the strike. ing Jim Crow,” a dance that could be Daniel Andrews. Elmer Stevens and use bull terriers and fox terriers in­ indulged in by the barefooted darky John Gage, a trio of Thetford youths, stead of chloroform. You can imagine without much danger to the soles of. Chicago.; .July Id.—It is estimated SpringeiklB. IU., July 14.—The town what a fight there is when a vicious {that the strike .-ost the railroad com- of New Berlin, 16 miles west of here, pleaded guilty to stealing turkeys, and dog of either of _rhis “Buck dancing^ is totally thefeet species named TIME TABLE. i>anii’* in tj.is <-it . alone from 35,000,- has been almost wiped off the face of ware each fined 820. tackles a cat who recognizes that it different. In effect February li. 1«M. The census of Jackson gives tho city -O’Ji1 to so.joi.oii). flat' the earth by fire. Foqp city blocks, must battle for its life. The young. The shoes used are ordinary """ banks, business houses and residences a population of 22,750, an increase in men who pursue this brutal pastime bottomed shoes without heels, and the Station*. Presi'.icni Eugene V. Debs, of the are in ashes, entailing a loss of $250,­ four years of nearly 2,000. make regular engagements with each entire foot xnpst be kept on the floor. *1 ;ci£ The government is completing a other for a cut hunt, and really dress In all the bewildering movements and Anu-ri-ui: (R.-ij’wuy union, held a long 000. The fire was of incendiary'origin, stone crib pier 208 feet long lor the NORTH. conferer. : Sunday with President an3 there, is no clue to perpetrators. for it. They wear old clothes and steps the pat-pat-pat of the dancer’s m Sain’.?-1. ilnptrs.of the American Fed- Many families are rendered destitute use of the supply and lighthouse boats rubber-soled tennis shoes, so that they feet must keep perfect time with the Chicago Lv.............. . m.i|a. m.a. m. may Keep up with their dogs and not music of the banjo. The names of the tfa’i-’U ofi LaU*r. nnd P. J. McGuire, and this city has been asked for aid at old Mackinac light. s W 2 ® " 15 Kalamazoo Lv.L... •Two Trenton boys who were drag ­ various steps are curious. He begins attract policemen with their noise, in firs: vice! president of the federa­ and protection. East Cornier.. ging the river with sturgeon hooks i running. I heard two well-known with tho “rabbit hop.” which brings Richland Joue’t.... tion a:;G -ej re'iiiry of the Brotherhood Death from » Blast. Crr* — > .................. recovered the bodies of the Misses into play every muscle of his body as young men at the Brunswick one night 1 arp«.-;;|. ry and Joiners of Amer•o f w, Joliet, DI.. July 14.—An explosion Mlle ka. in sif-aking of tiie meeting he of a blast on the drainage contract ol Sadie Hurst ami Eugenia A. Phillips, recently gloating over their experi­ lie bends and hops without lifting his IW-lton . .................. 14, » IS . Gloverdale ”T "ad strike is still on, Mason, Bogue & King, at Romeoville, the Detroit young ladies who were ences of the night before and describ­ feet from the ground. Then comes the •PMdtt................... “Johnny Bull,” which is a serie® of and ing to an interested group the great drowned. .... J :.<>! again, hacked by Skilled Andrew Gustaffson and mor­ The Kalamazoo public library has fight that occurred when their dogs at­ slides and a heavy step to each bar of Hasting*. tally wounded Gus Anderson. The tacked n cat on the steps leading into music. That changes to a rnshing Goats C.rove »l Ml "» 50 . men went bock too soon after the 20,000 volumes. 4 Cl 10 0 - , The Bay County Agricultural society a residence, and tho cute way in which step, with a slip' froip the. heel and a Woodland .. 4 14 10 ia|, c. -Troops and deputy; blast, and a shower of rock fell on will hold no fair’this year. thev escaped from the police, who perfect balance of the body. Then Woodbury Fie I>. L.*X ■ i remain on guard in this them. Gustaffson was mangled into n H Al were attracted by the noise of tho the “Pass Malard.” where-he waves his Lansing Three alleged silver counterfeiters Ctij pulp and Anderson was badly hurt in­ Detroit hands from the forearm aud the left battle. I know all this is utterly de­ have been arrested at Evart. Gnlutf Rapids...... ternally and had a leg broken. The log drive on tho Menominee this praved ami shocking, bnt it is true, foot drags, while the right seems to be .. ..i tin- Broken Strike. | doing a lot of hard work. nevertheless. ” I ’ otwon in the Cream. season will aggregate 34< ft.OOO. >•11. 17n* order to boycott I He swings from that into “BrokenM1BH1U., nt, Joly Ifl.-Mrs. R- L Frank Myron fell from a load of hay Stations. — 1 ;o.-u:onpu!ini*n*wcntinAn Important Feature. Foot Charley,” a crazy sort of dance, .Tbe HllnoJsCentral Donham, ot West Union, died Saturday at Kalamazoo and was Instantly killed. ’K A certain doctor, living in the upper where he gets his legs all tangled up - ;ip;icke4. »t»d the next day night from the effects of poisoned ice­ Thomas Nevins, of Orange. N ’ ^ J., titc south. i'^-ih.u:idic. Northern Pacific nnd cream eaten at a church supper. Mrs part of Utica, N. Y., has a bright and and one foot twists around the other Bahi wealthy contractor, has purchaaed the observing four-year-old daughter. She - ■ .fell .nto the hands of lhe without landing him on,his back, as it Chicago Ar,.... • flay iuwlfaiMieM began to R. Ferris and Miss Mattie Handy, ths street car lines of Detroit. / has a brother a few years older of certainly would a beginner. “Break P "• tr-a-Jf} and < arineers. firemen and latter a vounjr school-teacher, are 6 06 4Juy Vedder, aged 18, was arrested whom she is very fond, and who, for de chicken’s neck” is the next change. otUrt • t-san pj^ulL work, alleging dangerousiv ill. Fifty-two persons In Bast Cooper Lv lbw lJ. in Bay Citr for grand larceny tor Syra­ her amusement, sometimes draws This is a twist of ankle and of knee,- us Richland June! v '-ie In danger. Friday towerxner. 4( H -j; from their posts, trains wars all were poisoned by eating the cream. cuse (N. YJ authorities. pictures on slate or paper. A few a man twists a chicken’s neck. In “Go Oreaaey mdo7..................... •'t’i'he* spiked.; Saturday was The livery barn owned by John T. evenings ago he was thus engaged, and ’way sugar, yo’ done los’ yo’ taste,” the Delton..................... Min nr*ota Popullat*. i is 'V-Hbersta wrecking of a Rock Ooverdala Brink and occupied by Ed Dickson, at Uuqjj Minneapolis, Minn., July 12.—The essayed to draw an .elephant. He “jig-sand” represents sugar and Grant r train and the Illinois Central Shultz •T)l*u ®d & ■ret. Capac , was burned to ’ he ground. shaped the body, head and legs, and pushes it and bursts away aud by feet, populists in session here yesterday _ _ _ ___________ ____ ria! " Sunday and Monday tho 'k-'fl pct! inu.i a riot, and when the in- nominated S. M. Owen for governor. The state census taken by the before adding the proboscis stopped a arms and face indicates dislike. Hastings................ • g Tuesday by Judges Grosacnp The platform demands the enforce- enumerators appointed for Port Haro moment to look at it. The little girl “Scratch ground” means walking and Ooau.Grovo........... . •f tho United Stales courts was had been watching every stroke of the reversing in time to the rapid music. Woodland read*. <ous mob at Blue Island it was meat ot anti-trust law, and the mwt gives that city a population of 18,183. ■ ment ot new anti-monopoly laws, ana The government is completing a pencil with great interest, waiting In this he is loose-jointed from the contempt. extends sympathy to organised labor atone crib pier 298 feet long forthe patiently for him to finish, and when head down. “Wake up, black man,” is Lansing................... arocipa Ap|M-ar. Detroit stopped, and she thought he was n wild dance. He swings around and Grand ue owt ,t M of the supply and lighthouse boats he Fom rtvenimcnt troops kUtloned at in Its present struggle. Rapids. done, exclaimed: “Why, Johnnie, you turns ana twists like a contortionist, n svndkn can)!, u> town, and they have at old Mackinac light City. 'oldiera from east and weat iivto ------fordo, io pot 011 hta Mtebel! ” . * but never once loses his time; his Traverse By on tooandlary Are at Fenton tha Charlevoix.... now tn Chicago over S.600 Nrw Yobx, July IS.—The flrat main movements are swift and remarkable PettHkoy...... standard OU company^ hoo’e’ "J* llay aft*‘r 1110 hoj® 10 bine jrot from San Frlncbio. ainoe July 1, Bay View Mexico’* Burro Poatape Stamp*. v a young „ ' for strength — and grace. Only w“ &PPllc<l and property worth received In thia city TbuHday, via about fifty barrela of oil. was totally A new scries of postage stamps is in an<j powerful physique could stand the dollar, wa. destroyed. For wtUbe ua-<Od to pay. Frl- Loe Angeleu. All other malla are ar- d’^ubZn Waite fell ealeepat tbe Hint process of engraving by the Mexican Btrain. ai<i tailed on Gov. Altgeld for riv ing on time. government, and will make ite appear-------------------------4 Fere Marqnette railroad d'P°‘*n trains at flag stations m soon as they can be mL u lhe ent’mktiUfary force of t» Paris Polio* Method*. ance for sale in September.ThfaU the *e®n. Pro^TcTAdjournmant*lrai nre*ent oc duty In Chicago. Flint, and when he awoke he wa. itorial postage stamps I When a prisoner resists Paris police ♦ freight trains will be nro at the eocivaatear* first issue of pteU-L’ *“ "* 1.0** of Life Kntalled. WaaainoTox, July lfl.-It •^ieo. They will be in they take off one of his sliocs and com- »f the company, wbo reserve the right to etoui,« minus a nice gold watch. . . „ rbe Ura® ot such fr-tins without uotioe. bauod by Gen. MDea oongreaawiu adjourn not later than thJT mrnal ^nominations — one-cent,_ .. pel Mm him tzx to ivnllr walk Hire like u “Mv My KOI1 »on John. John.? ” Fred Kemp, aged ,18. was .truck on t^"Urror lo** of llf* of the head by a pnUey whUe lo.d>^ twrecent. four-ccnt. five-cent and ten- He is so hampered usually by this 11. AU important anti, U ‘S aRcr lhe arm of the gar- Augo.t with the exception of the tariff, is Baggage rau'l I* st lit” depot at iea< B.y KaUmaaoo and hl. »knU cent-and will represent by cleverly 'treatmentt that—Xhere ’is ,n ux,k ccntro1 untii no furth®» fnrthet irte* • «« betYre leaving time of train*. *o tha> •an”J-iv’I1’ H show".tb*t between July T of the way. tronble. If thiZ is not enough they may have tlov Io cheek I: property zotaer executed drawing® the various stages -----Hi? “Mihtythree persdhs were killed or nay act go forward until next train. erj<e'Barney. a Mt Clemen, flaherof Mexican mall transportation, show­ cut his trousers t/utions and force him Thirteen Killed by Ll«htalnK. W. 8. Dawip... GMil Mai. /ntb? samc lkne ™ enra and Jocoha, engaged In the raialng of ing the motive .power of man, burro, to use his free hand to hold on to hl* H. 0, ForrEtt. P. * T. Aet Bxb>ax. July IS--Thirteen men and e burn’>a <>r wrecked and IS care I A’hri. over or destroyed. turtle. He recently shipped M0 to stage and steam train. gsnnenta. women who were working '» * , . fb® Wor*t Day. Baltimore and other eastern ci i «>y , <aa Worgt cay. Of the thirty- Delno, near Bchweto. ware killed by lightning Saturday. Qca 10 list at casualtiM twenty-alx PABALYZEb bV^rike. W.L. Douglas $3 SHOEx'o'^J^ ri WOOLLEY & BRONSON It is so Pure! I I Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt. ? Chiun, Kalamaics It Sigiii* •’-‘1 11 �THE BIG SNAKE. Additional Local News. - An excellent game of ball was played al the fair ground Friday between Bowens Milk and Nashville. The playing was far above the average on both sides, it really being a battle of pitchers. Nash­ ville- won by a sdore of 14 to 8. Orlie Van Horn has formed a partner­ ship with J. E. Young, an acquaintanceami eiasiiinate at Ann Arbor, for the practice i»f law at Los Angeles, Cal. They live opened au office and hung out their abingie. Oriie’s many friends here wish the firm success. z/'At a meeting of the Firemens’ Aid y Society Monday evening the following ' officer- were elected:— A. K. Retikes,—Pres. 1.. Mans.—Vice Pres.*’ Fred Soule,—Sec’y. and Tress. I The Society is in a very flourishing \cbn<lition. Henry Marble. . Some of tbe old huliters in this^ity tell of has ing seen a large .snake In the neigh­ borhood of Carter’s lake at least 20 years ago, at which, time it was described as being 12 to 15 feet long. Some of tbe older residents of the city say that 85 or 40 years ago when a circus was oomlnc into this dty. one of their cages was tip­ ped over near tbe -dugway'’ and three reptiles escaped. Many of the young men of tbe present day can remember of having heard of Carter’s snake almost from infancy. Nearly every year for tbe past 15 or 20 someone is reported to have seen him. . Tbe snake was named “Carter’s snake” because It has alwavs been seen in some of tbe wild, marsh}* country around Car­ tels lake, where he seqps to make his home though never seen twice in tbe same place. Many years ago H. G. Car­ ter. of this city, who owns the laud around tbe lake, run across the snake in the woods.. He says that the snake was near­ ly 20 feet in length and five inches through in the thickest part of the body. Luke Waters shot at this snake, or some other monstrous snake one time while it was In the water at Carter’s lake. The veracity of these statements will not be ques­ T):i the editorial page will be found the prophecy of the late nnd eminent statesmin. Ja/. G. Blaine The prophecy was made during onfl of his speeches In 1888. Djm-.H'raiic I success in 1892 and all the civil* that have followed Its accession to tioned. However, among those who have lived power tend |o more than fulfill even its In the vicinity, and doubted the presence darkest phase®. Be sure and read it. of a big snake in that locality, and doubt­ • On account of the Epworth League As­ ed all reports concerning the snake, was Henry Marble. He had Jived around * aembly al Ludington, Mich. The Michi­ there for yearaThad been around a good gan Central will sell tickets at one and deal, and never saw anything of the big uue third fare for the round trip.! Good reptile. West of the cemetery, and just on the guiiig Jure 18th. to 2«th., return i«K until north side of tbe road, is a low marshy August 25th. Children at one half the piece of ground, and near this the spake above rate. has been seen on two or three different C. R. Osborn, occasions. A growth of underbrush sur­ Agent rounds this swail. Monday morning as Henry Marble was coming into this city J. T. Lombard has the framework near­ be had reached the spot where this marsh ly up for his beautiful residence. Mr. comes up close to the road, and looking Lombard has spared neither time nor ex­ over the fence he saw the much talked of snake with his head up in the air about pense in improving his properly. The three feet and his body trailing 13 or 15 style of his house will be something like feet to the rear. Tbe snake stopped a moment, looked at Dr. Lowry’s new residence which is being finished as rapidly as possible, !both of Henry who stood tor the moment trans­ fixed to the spot, and then moved' slowly which will add a great deal to the beauty along. The same can’t be said of Henry. Of the city. He whipped up his horses and commenced P. A- Sheldon’s residence will lie some­ to yell like a Commancbe Indian. When he reached Sexton McElwain’s residence thing new for this city and will Ire he drove into the yard on a run and in­ thoroughly modern as well. The first formed the sexton what he bad seen. Af­ Story will be of Ionia sand stone, rock ter telling him he came to the city and re­ laced. Tfie second story will be of press­ lated his experience aud a searching party was organized some time later but his ed brick. The third story or attfc will be “snakesbip” had left. . of wood. The bouse will *have all tbe It seems as if there can be no possible modern improvements, Philo never does question but what an extremely large anything by halves and when it l« com­ snake lives around Carter’s lake. He has l>een reported to have been seen by so pleted his residence will be one ol the fin- many different people including men, wo­ eat-in lhe city. men and children whose statements are In thu forthcoming (August) number ot regarded as correct. The length of tbe snake has been variously reported as be­ The Forum, there will be three striking ing from 16 to 25 feet. articles treating of three recent (startling manifestations of crime—The great Rail­ road Strike and its causes; Tne Assassina­ Tbe next series of eitamlnations will be tion of Carnot; and the Police Revelations held as follows: In New York. Discussions of these sub­ Thursday and Friday. Aug. 2 and 3. Saturday, ■----- , Friday and----------- 81 Aug. ject® are grouped under the general title, (regular.) “The Sentimental Dealing with Crime and and Sept. 1, (special). Friday and Satur­ day, Sept. 28 nnd 29, (special.) its Increase:” and following these is a The regular will begin at 9 a. m. on the fairly startling review of Hie recent first day. the specials at 1 p. m. The two world-wide increase of crime, by Mr. first will be held at tbe High School, the Candidates will Henry Charles Lea. of Philadelphia. last at the Court Room. be excused from writing any branches in These make one of the most note-worthy which they have made a standing of 90 groupes of strong and timely articles that per cent at their two last examinations. have ever appeared in our periodical liter­ Under the law now, candidates who have made an average standing of 85 per cent ature. at two previous examinations and who Just now tho country has two PresL teach continuously may have their certifi­ denis—President Cleveland and President cates renewed without examination. This Debs. President Cleveland is in Wash­ favor, however, will be extended oply to such teachers as attend the institutes and ington endoawring to attend to tbe great associations, do reading circle work, and nnd responsible duties with which be is thus manifest a proper professional spirit. By order of the board. charged by the mandate of the American Enoch Andrus, people. President Debs is in Chicago act­ Commissioner. ing under the authority of an organization Au examination of candidates for ad­ of which be is the founder and head. Just mission to the Agricultural College will be at present. President Debs has more act­ held in connection with the teacher’s ex­ ual personal power than has President amination, August 2nd. at Hastings. Tbe subjects embraced in the examination are Cleveland. But behind President Cleve­ arithmetic, geography, grammar, U. S. land is the American people. 'President History, reading, writing and spelling. Tbe authorities at the school have ar­ Debs will run bte little and disturbing course and join the ranks of offers who ranged this examination as an accommo­ dation to the candidate, in order to save in the past have sought" to array classes him the expense of the trip to the College, against one another in this country.'—G. R. iu case he could not pass. A fee of one dollar will be charged those taking the ex­ Democrat amination. Few, if any, movements in and by tbe Fur full particulars concerning lhe Order of Knights of Pythias have possess­ College, address, , Lewis Gobton, ed the importance that the passage of a Agricultural College, Mich. special act of Incorporation of this great order by tbe Congress of the United States Education. possesses. This act of incorporation has recently been passed and it carries with It tbe exclusive right to the use of the name by which the order has been known ever since it was established by tbe immortaliz­ ed Rathbone and his handful of'brethren. Great has been the annoyance to members of the order caused by the arsumption of (be name by fungus organizations of ‘varl.ous kinds and colors, which now should fce compelled to take upon tiKmselves some other title than that belonging solely and only to The Order of Knights of PytMn. It will now be tbe daty of the members of tbe Order everywhere to see that tbe exclusive use of this name is con­ fined to it, and to it alone. The annoy anee suffered more particularly by our brethren of the Southern States can be Abated, and tbe stigma they were com­ pelled to endure by lhe establishment by colored people of what was termed Knights of Pythias lodges, can now be­ atopped. It is a solution of a problem Which has leng troubled the wise beads of tbe order, of bow to prevent the disreput­ able use of the name. It is tbe first in­ stance wbereia the U. & Cungreos has, by special act. incorporated a Gcret order, Three hundred and forty men are in physical development class at Harvard. Bachelor of hygiene and doctor of higiene are two new degrees created by the University of Durham, England. The junior fellowship of Dublin Uni­ versity will hereafter be open to men and women students on the same terms. Massachusetts Ims 569 public libraries, containing 300 volumes or over. The total number of volumes is 8,560,085. Ixdilgh University Intends to build a laboratory that will have no equal in the college world. The cost la estimated at about >300,000. , Rev. Dr. Wm. Henry Furness, of Phila­ 'delphia, Is Harvard’s senior alumnus. He ix the only surviving member of the class (of 1820. At tbe last meeting of the Dartmouth faculty it was voted to make all tbe stud­ ies of tbe senior class elective, and to abolish all required studies. English education dates from Alfred the Great, who ordered that the eon of every freeman* who could afford it should be taught reading end writing. Tbe first private library mentioned by historians was that of Aristotle, B. C. 334. tbe I’ailed Staten United Round Trip TonrtaW to Northern Mlchlrau Point* Commencing June laL 1894 the ^Jck* I<an Centnyl will sell round' trip ^kets from liMstings co: MIcIl ,at 87.10 Traverse ’ City 8.V3 Petoskey 9.90 llartior Springs “ 10.30 Mackinaw City “ 11 30 Mackinac Island ** 7.96 Elk Rapids “ Charlevoix Ottawa Beach “ These rates remain In effect until Septeinber, 30. 1884. Return limit October 81 X C IL ObBORN. 1894. Agent. Real Entat* QUIT CLAIM DKKDS. M.pla . Ezra Bed•ker to Kila Lamb, 33 a. sec Grove, 41.00. . EtU Jjun'i to Ezra Decker. 39 a. sec2i. Maple Grove. td.uO. ' 0.1). Ruroee to UlUan 1'r.z. 20 a. sec i». rnx. » .. « *■>«.. ». >n». lota, city and Middleville, >1.00 WAHUANTV l»KKt>S. F. A. BlMknian to M. c. Bate’, lot i«. Black man’s artd. Delton, ftoo. ' Norman E. (lantlo Delia Coleman, so a, «c I 30. Assyria, 3335. I •a ’ Franels Whhey. H**tins» M Haitle Wel'man, ** Junes Elsber, Cressey 0; Mary Brewer. Gull Lake Wtillsm Bronson. Rutland 7g Nancy Dixon, Yankee Sprints i BROOKLYN’S LATEST GAIN. ' Th. Old H^atah. «. n»lbo.b Which th. Bin.. Th— dm Ateort-d. I A MAN NOT IN THE STONE AGE. EASILY KILLED. smoke the A tall, slender man. vriU frofi-gray | beasd and hair and piercing eyes which roved around under a pair of heavy gear eyebrows, sauntered through the , Arlington lobby al Washington the • ^Xy- ••T^tisOranrilleStwrt.; of Montana, lhe new mtaiatar ta Urugua, “^ guay and uno P-"<n.y.2-<d_«J>^ .— to. sur reporter.^ oahte ^y STSTnaT^’^'*^ time he has been east of tbe Misaissippi for a quarter of a century. He has had more startling adventures and hair­ breadth escapes than almost any man you ever heard of. i remember one of them well. Stuart was one of the first pioneers in the territory of Montana and was quartz crazy like the rest of them. He was out on a prospecting trip once and had dismounted from his horse, leaving hi* rifle strapped to the saddle, when the animal ran away. It was late in the year and that night snow began falli’ng. He was miles away from any habitation, in the heart of the mountains, and in searching for his horse he lost his bearings. He l»*d only a small pocketknife and his fusee safe only contained two or three firemakers. The first night be was out it SZh 73™^ *Xhe^' nX Stunrt caught about a dozen of them and cooked them. For ten days ho wandered through the mountains with ... Al,... n.«tu Ktflra nothin* «Ue to birds On. day on rik robbed ag» w. a tree within two yards of him, but he had nothing to kill it with. Then a frog crossed his path, but he was not strong enough to catch ; up with it. ^Vhen he was nearly dead two Indians found him and took him into their camp to have fun with him. They fed him up as to gel strong enough to ran while they could beat him with tepee poles. One night he eae.ped, Xdc a horse and got away. Begot lout in the mountains again, and doggoned if bls second honw didn’t gel away from him! He wandered around again for three or four days, and then, when he had given up completely ’and loin down to die, some of the party who had gone out to hunt him up camo across him and carried him to camp. It is devoutly believed in Montana that nothing can kill Granville Stuart. He was a mighty hunter in those days, too. He ha* the record of killing sixteen elk from one spot, without getting up. He is a man of powerful mfaid, aud wUl uphold the stars and stripes and all that they mean in his new position." Prof. Victor Horsley. T. B. S-, lately mode come Interesting asaortiona In an addrera in Toynbee hall, London, upon ■•TrephlningintheHtoneAg®.'' He Bald that there was no doubt that these prehistoric people, though little better than savages of a low type, performed this delicate operation, and the proof of it to surgeons was convincing If hralwl the sharp edges become rounded, and if there was a kind of worm-eaten ap­ pearance round what was once a wound it mount that there was inflam­ mation nt the time of healing. Prof. Horsley exhibited representations of prehistoric skulls which presented these appearance*, and urged that it was sufficient proof that tbe owners survivcfi these operations, performed something like flve thousand years ago. He found that in one instance tbe bole had been scraped out of the skull, and mentioned that even at tlie present time among the Kabyles, Ln the north of Africa, two days were oc­ cupied in performing the operation. Trephining whs also accomplished by drilling a number of holes with a bone drill, then breaking down tbe small partitions, and ho releasing the desired beeffected with a stone saw.and skulls were represented that showed that after the periosteum had been scraped ' away sawing had been resorted to. Primitive people, be said, were very | careless as to these operations, and even five hundred years ago in Germa­ ny a piece of the skull was removed as ■ a cure for melancholy. If a savage suffered in the head from a blow tre­ phining was accomplished, and doubt­ less 4— — the --i- sufferer from fits, who .yas considered to be possessed, waaire­ Hered by a similar similar operation^ From the skull, he had examined he found that the holes were generally made Immediately above those parts of the brain where an injury would induce Induce flta. Often tbe piece of bone was reskull and at other times 1 placed:in the «kull । it was split up into amulets. No doubt j the dwellers in the stone age looked ' into the operation as something ver^ । special ------- r nnd — considered that' the bone removed had supernatural properties. | I OLD WORLD ETIQUETTE. . Slrwn{rw wnteh Are obI ;»®rv»d 1» Ea -op • and Aala. j ln Swedcn. if you address the pooregt on tbe Blreet von muRt iWt I yoar hftt the Phitadclphia Press. j ; rj I | j New Arrival BEST 5 CENT cigar ,v THE MARKET N LOOK FOR THE XAMv ON EACH WRAI’PEIL H.J. FRflKER Is only One way to flo busrnesH and then the publicwill stand hv you.' We think we have hit upon the right pH,.. Fair prices A No./l goods. a fui] assortment‘and kept 'fresh. Our steadily increaailig trade makes us think we nre right. We ask you to ins; ct our stock. For fancy cookies try. The beautiful old Dutch town ol Flatbush, which has just been added to Brooklyn, is one of the oldest and most interesting settlements near New York. The statement has been made that it is even older than Brooklyn. The facta are that Brooklyn got a Dutch charter in 1653, whereas Gov. Petrus Stuyvesant granted a patent for Flatbush in 1651, but both towns date earlier than those years, and Brooklyn was the first one settled. | It was in 1636, according to the almanac of the Brooklyn Eagle for 1893, that three citizens of New Am­ sterdam went over to Gowanus and the Kennedy’s Long Branch and' Walla bout (now the Nineteenth ward Ocean Spray. ' of Brooklyn) and bought land of tlie Canarsie Indians, who claimed all that Kennedy's Long (re ; in: Wafers shore. They built soon afterward, and Kennedy’s Kewton i':-,.,.,:. thu» began the settlement of Brooklyn. We are redeiring ajv.. quanti­ Cornelius Dickson established a ferry ties of Raspberries it r canning. ^between our Peck slip and what is now the foot of Fulton street iu 1642, and if was called the ferry to Breukelen, after the name of a place • in Holland.' It was 1646 (some say in May and some say in June of that year) when schepens | t The same courtesy is insisted upon if A QUAKER HEARSE. | you pass a lady on the stairway. To were elected over there, and the Dutch j governor and council recognized the । It la Caed by the Rich and la tb« Plainest; ' enter a reading room or a bank with NOW THE formation of a government across the Beanie In This Country. | one’s hat on is regarded as a bad river. They hud given the whole of I - . r , , I The hearse that carries the remains i breach of manners. To place your Convnen Conyneu fConevi (Coney) island to (Ivslwirt Gysbert On Op '1 o< th„ binary New York man to thei hand on the arm of a lady is a grave Dyck two years yearabefore before that, in mlMl, 1644, but , e be’bedecked with waring■ nnd objectionable familiarity. without surrendering the government lnme, ond eousplcuou. festoons of' In Holland a lady is expected to reclaim upon the B»heriea there. Ten moarnin<i but tho New Tork miuion.• tire precipitately if she should enter a yeara later, Id IW, Flatlands, Hat'j ajrc. if be foliows the example of deedI store or a restaurant where men nre bush and Brooklyn organired a nulitia । and p,M millionaires, make, his jour- congregated. She waits until they company to ware away robber, and M ln , uin blBcl( Tcbi(.lt) wl01 noi have transacted their business and de­ Are on hand, and so are we prataa So lklbush Brat come, into unnccoMa ornamentation, Thi. Ui parted. with a lot of I’m?' Insect the history of Brooklyn jttst two huntho hcttrBe. Ladies seldom rise in Spain to re­ Powder and th' best drod and forty year, earlmr than the helrs(. „„„ Yoril ceive a male visitor, and they rareb“«»«r Pla« .wn lowed it up. exchange, ia let out only to people wbo• ly accompany him to the door. .Sticky fly Paper. Flatbu»h was tnen M.dwout or SHd-, „nt to buriod „ also Neptheliue For a Spaniard to give a lady—even die Wood, and tta settlement had been suicU .peaking, there have been a , his wife—his arm when out walking - for the CaaP'”°n“ ? of for therei is looked upon aa a decided violation that Bottlers want there a. early A. ,ehielM> |lke all othcn>. lvU1 „rr oot> pet Bug. r. -v , l x। vemciea, line an utners. win w , of propriety. ’“V"? .he „S7‘ Y” 1 but “ •hu’ » "V™ ’ 4 of going’ In Ftersia, among the aristocracy, a taM ■ . O’u M to P. k'«> “Other Pprecisely recitely IIlike it isi visitor sends notice an hour or two be1M1 la the first reliable date in the hta- built, bnif, and it is a n precious ntwlnne fiction flnfin of thei fore calling, and gives a day’s notice tory of the old Dutch farming village. undertakers that the Quaker hearsei if. the visit is one of great importance. You will find a glass of our In that year Stuyvesant granted a pat­ which carried its grim load to Green­ He is met by servants before he reaches ent authorizing the people there to wood recently is the same Quaker • the house, and other considerations maintain a village. To-day the old town is the seat of a hearse behind which the sad procession are shown him according to relative tremendous real estate flurry, on nc-! of a bygone generation marched slow­ rank. The left, and not the right ia ly to the cemetery. It is called thei considered the position of honor. count of which the old farms have been No Turk will enter a sitting-room cut up by streets and parceled into lota.j Quaker hearse because of its extreme। Refreshing on a hot day. which are advertised on all sorts of “easy ; simplicity, which has endeared it to the। with dirty shoes. The upper classes terms’’ and for apparently very cheap Quakers- They and the millionairesi wear tight-fitting shoes, with galoches prices. Trolley lines run out through I always use it over them. The latter, which receive It is drawn by a span of black horsesr all ths dirt and dust, are left outside the once noble main street of the vil-1 lage and far beyond, and the confusion driven by a black driver. John Gil­ the door. The Turk never washes in martin, who has been driving it for the» dirty water. Water is poured over his of a transition period makes the place (Sign of the Elephant.1 very shabby. But some old Dutch laxt twenty ye*r% has a solemn facei hands, so that when polluted it runa that matches well the melancholy hue houses and many noble and beautiful mansions of a colonial period still of liis clothes. Occasionally, specially In Syria the people never take off HASTINGS. MICH. stand there beside country seats of ' instructed, John puts draped cockades tbelr caps or turbans when entering great size and later date. ’ Lovers of on Ms horses and an extra wide weed the house or visiting a friend, but they the antique and the historic in archi­ on his hat, but he considers plainness always leave their shoes at the door. tecture have long been making pilgrim­ preferable to an attempt at effect in There are no mate or scrapers outside ages to Flatbush to gloat over the funerals. and the floors inside are covered with So far as is known, no Quaker hearse quaint fanlights, the old half-doors expensive rugs, kept very clean in OR THE W and the gable windows, and to revel in ever disgraced a funeral by breaking Moslem houses and used to kneel upon the pursuit of splendid mantels, and down while carrying a body. Once the while saying prayers. Quaker had a narrow escape. That andirons, and door knockers, and the euausKCD ar tbe like, few of which have been part­ was years ago, when Mayor Havemeyer died. The Quaker carried the ed with by their owners. Funk A wagnalls Co . new voak. body safely, but no sooner had it re­ 4________ 4 Uniter, atoll turned to the stable than the rear axle TYPEWRITTEN MUSIC. corn per bn.. <5 gave way and the hearse came down Ekzs per dor,, 9 to 10 A ProccfiK by Which Notes Can Be Taken with a crash. The present Quaker has Hldt* per lb.. 2*4. IT COST lard perlh.. 10. Down with Great Rapidity. outworn three sets of wheels. Since I’.UatoM Per hu.. M) to 1.00. While great improvements have been the original Quaker first set out on ita l».« per i»u.. 40 nearly Talluw i>er ib.. ,x«4. made in the last few years in short­ travels it has carried the remain* of ONE hand systems, and language can now the Vanderbilts, Astora, Jay Gould, Wheat’ white per bu.G. be transferred to paper with the rapid­ Catharine Wo'*-, the Btewarta, HaveMILLION * ity of speech, the writing of music is meyers, and n any others. Henry 8 dollars. still un occupation of exasperating te­ Ives made his last journey in the lbw per ton. 4.00 t<t. 7'00. diousness. A musical shorthand has Quaker. It is the plainest and finest Millet wed fxsrbu. B0. often been suggested, and it is said hearse in this country. Pork:drex«ed. a. 50. Beaus, l.no t»» 1.2 <. that certain musicians have devised for Chicken dmtee l. a and ». themselves such a system, which has •Turkeys, drevwd. rt. GRANDEST For several years past the post office Beef dreused. 5 &o to <1.00. served their purpose fairly well. But Beef five sh a. any attempt to bring the speed of mu­ department at Washington has been on n,wp“°’ bv‘h‘ Mutton, dressed. 6. sical notation within even appreciable protraUng against the Inferior accom­ distance of the rata of musical produc­ modations of tho New York and Chi­ Its Editors number 24 /. tion, either instrumental or vocal, has cago offices, which are the gorernIn preparation 4 years. PROBATE ORDER. Has a Wonderful Vocabulary always been looked upon us impossible. n^ts chief money makers. Both It is difficult to imagine how it can buildings arc owned by th, federal nearly «»< tee Prohare Court for tbe ever be otherwise, but none the less are government, and both are conducted ■ Alf **thr pr°hMf” orc*- «n those inventors who seek to increase not from their liberal postal revenue,. the facility of transferring to paper Within Twice ----- n.sisu-r-M ami nnit-iv innr. oft* musical ideas, either fresh from the Lbarie« W. Arw’nroox. Judge 01 brain of Lhe computer or from the ren­ of wt4U’ °r we’>hrn dition of the artift. worthy of com­ the federal goTeran^t. The raoelpU OO NOT BUY * OICTION»»Y DO NOT BUY A mendation and gratitude. An attempt of the New York office la a rear am J i" *nd nhl* Edition Holy verified ot said dee- aaed, -pra\ irg Oatll you bare larwUratb'1 'bf WriaXMfi in this direction has just been made in seven million dollars. The expenses, that m the construction ot a machine for type­ todndlag eight Ihonraod doU.nTtoOe ■' “• * writing music, says the Fort Worth R IB “rkrocai.r. Mnt n« to a»y address•■>"* Gazette. The machine look* like an PHICB •! 2 to*22 accordin. items, are two million five hundred <tellara, leaving a net ©refit to the government from itaopsmik® of four million five hundred thoumuid THE FULLER BOOK made so as to adapt the KALAMAZOO. MICH­ Hams 6; Van Arman. AND 6ARFET BUGS FL1&S Cherry Tonic Suda Water W, J. & L. HOLLOWAY. ARE YOU POSTED Standard dictionary 800,000 WORDS MD PHRASES. 800,000 ^ffiWtbVr'’U<ion.ry taaxuw- CO., Gen'I Agts- ' Sales Agent for Barry. Alle­ gan and Ottawa Counties. ■ b. D. ROPE, Hickory Corners, Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-07-26.pdf 0e160a643b1deb6e29011758e02574ef PDF Text Text The best Adirrtuineine.iiuniin Bar yy County. Hastings Banner, Largest Circulation of any paper tn iki County. -.4? VOL.. XXX1X.NO. 13. HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 26. 1894. NOTICE Having bought the Furniture Stock of HIRAM ROGERS cheap, and desiring to c[( it out in the next 30 days I will sell REGARDLESS of cost, The stock consists of Book Cases, Bed R, Suits?, Chairs. Rockers, Side Boards, p Baby Carriages, Carpeto, Rugs, p , H-js and everything that goes to make first class Furniture stock. ui QEO. E. ROWE Are we willingO to exchange? ~ WE STAND READY TO EXCHANGE At any time OR WE WILL PAY YOU YOUR MONEY IF WE C.4.V- NOT SUIT YOU. Try Us Once We Can And Will Save You Money. See 3 hose — Men’s Russet Shoes We are Offering You. TRADE WITH. woolleij & Bronson " KK‘df”B ‘J (! CONDEMNED murderer SOLID FOR RICH. Barry County Republicans'-^ Gallantly Too republican count, convention waa called lo order yesterday morning at 10:S0 •< the opera house by Hale Kenyon, cbalrm»n ot the Cuun,r Committee, who ailed Kuo ne Davenport, of Woodland, lo the ” Tempomry Chairman. Hartley Hemlrlek. ot Middleville, was elected Secretary. rhe varioun committees were numed:-* On CredenUal,. c. W. Jordan. W. 1. Mar­ ine and J. O. Hughes. Permanent Organlaatluu aud Order ot Buallteaa-w. It Cook. David Huggett and Frank Bullis. Kesolutlotis— Hon. John Carveth. Enoch Andrus and C. W. Smith. Convention adjourned till one o’clock p. m. Shortly after that hour Chairman Daftnport called the convention to or­ der. noUm ni«MM»r fJ 111,8 ‘Conversion -Amvemion PlBWtUrt* rth«« ___ o notes .. .. with . >l‘” e ujdi'Ucr ot mi MKwrS. Kester for “■“•W'-lortorUitedlttrtet.Md i .‘‘■PP1rovvs choice of a man of such ,nlcgr,ty for tills position as Mr. Keeler is known to be. Hale Kenyon was unanimously re-elect­ ed Chairman of tfae County Committee. Chas. W. Jordan was elected Secretary. Following ate the members of the County Committee. M*P,e Gror*. c,<>*e sa>*»-b*nlth. Woodland, 8. S2rtik^iK.8.4“tonj. Ben GasktH; Hastings City, 1st ward. James M. Bauer: Has vr- W- JonUn; Hastlnga 6 KenMton; Hastlnp City, n Kenyan: Carlton. Jerry Rogers: V®**' A'ex McCofium; wuSS'in*i8-tKnoch Andrus; mirtm.r, *v4, v P£rk|ns;Orangeville, Eugene Armstrong; Thornap pie, R. m. Johnson. c- A rising vote of thanks was extended to Eugene Davenport, who so ably presided over the meeting, after which Convention adjourned. Immigration. , (. W. .Ionian as C- airman of Committee There is not much doubt in the minds on Cnxlenrtals reported the following of thinking men, that the careless manner townships and wards entitled ‘o represen­ in which we have allowed foreigners to tation as ftllows:— come to this country, ot every name and 1 Aw.{■'“W- ■' K Jewell. C. character, has bad much to do with our L. Briggs, Win. 1 ralt ami E.-W. Stevens. strikes and labor troubles, for several Norman Lath­ am. Sam I Hinchman, Isaac Weeks and Wm years past and neither is it doubted tbat ’ ir-nivnee. Baurv- Aivah Pcnno-k, Peter A. Young the Immigration laws of this country need wX'rm,S”'l‘-’r,“" J-*"'>•»■ J. g. >iuii,A; p very radical over-hauling and that cer­ »• ui. r.nuni, * l Jno- Ftimisa, C. tain conditions need to be established be­ R K w- u ■ iS • Felghner. O. S Mitchell, J. fore they are allowed to come here at B. Mills, H. Andrus. Offley. & *.» H. SIS'* ”• H. “,n, "e Francis. ” CrWCra«" all. . (-'aRlton—J. M. Rogers, Tobias Garn, O. (’. We have prated loo loud, and too long, Barnum. Henrr CroekJvnl, X. O. Allardlng. that this country of ours was the asylum »• »"«*“• Hope—Aaron Shults. Ira A. (fefflMhl. Jno. Mc- of the oppressed of every land. While we CiUlum, .Us . G. Brow--, Malcolm McCallum. are glad to know, and fully realize and Irving --Kiux-h Andrus,Q. I., Beamer, a. H. appreciate the generous and philanthropic Bates'. A. D. Hughes and Henry Eckhart. JOH)<ST.JWN-W. «. Nye. F. T Doty. F. spirit of the invitation, we see it answered B'idij, Bert Zimmerman. (’. 8. Bristol.* Dr. Hutchinson, Henry Stevens. by the coming of tho dirt and filth, the Mai-lk Grove—Louis Norton. ICob't Bell, anarchist, the vagabond, the dregs of EuE. Potter. I> M. Day and Ch.is. Fowler. OrAngkvii t.K—hucenv Harthorn. Walter roifean prisons, and pest houses, sent here Brown.John It. O»good. Hemy Benson :uul Hodnev Flowers. to prey upon American charity and strike PRAIRIKV:U.E- A. C. Towne. J. W. Sackett. J. J. Perkins,8. France. MlHinel Doster. A. C. down American liberty, a dangerous ele­ C. tblll. ’ « ment in the hands ot designing demoRvtuanu—Warren Foreman, M. A. Kork, Lee b. Cobb and G.“R. Brown. ' gogues that should be weeded out by good TnoitNAm.F- H. E Hendrick. R. M. John­ son. S. C. Rich. Sam'i alien, Amos Hanlon. wholesome Immigration laws and left to Juo. CarvcUi. F. W. Walker, Win# H. Sever­ rot In the stagnant pool that spawned ance. Chas. Harner, Geo. L Keelrr. Woodland -Samuel Veite. S. S. Schantz. them. We have no use for them. here. Chas. Gmzinger. Euxene Davenport, 1> A. This element is doubly dangerous in our Miller, Willard Bolton,• David Ober, Wmley government. Swarming in upon us irf k Senings—C W. Armstrong. W J. such numbers and the ease with which we Rhcnte. J. M. Burpee. A. F. Sylvester, Q. ■ Hafitngs Citt. 1st Ward—J. M. Bauer. confer the ballot and citizenship, creates David Evcleshymer. through political channels a morbid sym­ 2nd Ward -II. W. Sent*. W. H. Snyder. U. W. pathy based upon the votes they cast ahd Jordan and I*. W. Burgees. 3rd Ward-E.G. Holbrook, J. M. - McElwain. the party victory obtained by their totes. A. K. Kenast »n*. 4th Ward—1. W. Vrooinin. Chester Messer, We see this very.plainly verified by the I’. T. Culgrovr, G II. Brooks. W. 1:. < •<x>k. ; attitude of Governor Attgeld, of Illinois, C. w Jordan, i W. 1. Marble. - Com. • and Mayor Hopkins, of the city of Chicago, when this element was let loose, to kill, :' W. R. Coek. Chairman Commitle on | bum. and destroy at their pleasure and; Permanent Organization and Order of the city red -with flame, and lurid with the Business, reported as follows^ 1st—That smoke from property destroyed, with! Temporary officers be made permanent. threats of sacking the city and a reign of 2nd—Report of committee on resolutions: terror every where, these men wanted no 3rd—Election 12 delegates lo state con­ quarrel with the votes, that gave them vention; 12 delegates to congressional; 23 official position. to senatorial: 4th—election of oounty com­ We are v«wy glad to learn that this ele­ mittee; 5th—election chairman aud Secre­ ment Is now going much faster than it is, tary of same; Sth—adjournment. coming to this country and when that Hon. John Carveth, chairman committee anarchistic element and “furious Frank on resolutions, offered the following stir­ and fiery Hun” get home again, just Jet ns ring resolutions, that portion of it refer­ spring the trap and let them stay there. ring to Hou. John T. Rich being adopted with three cheera. Grover or Gorumn, Which, ReKulutlous. Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few moments between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he was ask­ ed if he wouldliketosay anything. “Yes” he replied, “I would like the make a few remarks about the Wilson Bill.” We submit that it was not natural for a man under those circumstances to talk upon such a subject. It was not expected. So you would not expect us to talk of anything but The republicans of Barry County in Conrantlon assembled send greeting to the Hou. John T Rich and congratulate him upon the faith­ fill discharge of every dutv imposed upm Ukn as the chief executive of Michigan and for bls fearless, progressive aud successful adminis­ tration ot the affairs of the state: Be It Resolvbd that it Is the sense of thia conven­ tion that be has Jnstly earned and deserves the bailee with delight by republicans everywhere. BKfJolvkd that. While we deplore the finan­ cial depression and distress from which the na­ tion is suffering by reason of an Democratic Congress, we recognize with Ua;ure the many evidences of the P*0!',1® out tbr country who are turning to Tho Old Party" to lead them back to Hie dajs of. N itloual Prosperity and wes reaffirm aw d.mce in the prmclptos enunciated at the MlnConvention nnd favor protetllpn, recfnrorltyf'bl-raetallsin, urge the on nt Jiwr as money, oppose pauper i in migration 2nd favor the adjustment of differences qinsing from time to time between employers ’•■<l f’1} plmee* to the end that they may be seltted upon p,.ee<ulln.«. JOH>. rARVrn,.| Enoch awdrcs. - Com. C. W. Smith. 7 Following are Gie dele»M« elected to FURNITURE State Convention:— r T.ootrrwt.J*' A • Wtemh; “ w DlttenlwcK. Wm- Beto,. J. X- It’s our business, we're interested in it, and can’t help talking about it. If you want any Bed Room Suites, Dressers, Elegant Book Cases or Furniture of any kind just give me a call. My complete stock and low prices will please you. I can show you the nicest thing in the line of Baby Carriages you ever saw if you will only give me the opportunity. A. McCoy. A The three departments of our govern­ ment the executive, legislative and judicial, were wisely established by Its founders and each made separate and dis­ tinct from the other so that there should be no clashing of authority. The legisla­ tive to frame and enact laws: the judicial to decide upon their constitutionality, and the executive to see that they are executed and faithfully administered. Out of this condition the question of authority has arisen between Senator Gor­ man and the President, who Instead of be­ ing satisfied with the powers conferred upon the executive, wants to boss the other two. He wrote a letter to Congress? man Wilson telling him just how he want­ ed the Tariff bill passed, delivering his epistle through his faithful Poet boy, Donney M. We don’tj know whether Grover wanted that letter read or whether be didn’t. We are inclined to think that he didn't but that his Poatzboy, Dou. for­ got to deliver that part of bls verbal mes­ sage to bls protege Prof. IWilson, and thus executive interference with the business of Congress leaked out by the forgetful­ ness of the boy and not by the short­ sightedness of Chainnan Wilson. Of course “Public office Is a Public trust” but the. boy should have had a belter WHOLE NO. 2041 COMMUNICATION. tached to two or three hydrants in the vicinity, from which a good sized stream of water ran down the gutter to the river, Strike*. besides the large amount that would nat­ It would seem from the occurrences of urally be used by the citizens of our city. The pumps were set to work about the past four weeks that the time had fully come for the people of the country to ask 10:30. At 11:30 the water In the well was 6X ftet deep—as low as It was deem­ themselves the question, whether they ed best to pump IL During, the hour have any rights that government is bound 3600 strokes had been made bv the pump, to care for and protect, or whether a few each stroke forcing. 14 gallons of water 04th bound organizations scattered over through the pipes, making a total of 50­ 400 gallons pumped during the hour. To the country and controlled by leaders at give our readers an Idea of what such a high salaries, shall be privileged to order quantity of .waler is, we will say that it these different organizations out on strike, would make a pond containing about letting all the vicious and baser element | 8064 cubic feet, as there are about I gallons In a cubic foot. This represents loote to -burn, pillage and ’deMcoy the a pond of water 30 rods long, one rod property of the people and shatter the wide, aud one foot deep. Think of this volume being pumped from a drive well in foundation of human society. llave we so soon come to see this gov­ one hours' time. Engineer Murphy informs us that he ernment “of the people, by the people, and has pumped from 350.0001O 780,000 gal­ for the people” thrown Into a condition of lons of water every 24 hours. The latter ‘ anarchy aud mob violence by a few well quantity would represent a pond SO rods long, one rod wide and nearly 16 feet fed, well paid leaders, whose salaries are deep. This shows that Hastings people increased and place? retained; by the are very temperate to soy the least There amount of property destroyed by the are not quite 500 water takers hi tho city, Vandals they let loose to carry on the work so 780,000 gallons per day of 34 hour^. would represent an average consumption of o'destruction? Have we come to this 1560 gallons for each water taker. Or there that an addle brained lunatic and anar­ are 8019 men, wpmen and ‘children in chist. from the fcabash, can rise up tn our Hastings, so that 780.00QI gallons would midst and by tots order kindle the fires of represent an average consumption of 258 gallons for every man. woman and child destruction In our cities and Inaugurate a in the city. We would not be much sur­ reign of terror in the land, aud no power prised at some of the older ones, biit it or authority anywhere to stay his hellish certainly must hustle some of the little work? Is it true that we must find eur kids to get away with their share. The enormous quantity of water pump­ remedy Inside of State lines, or let such ed shows that there must be a big waste wanton destruction go right on? Is It of water somewhere and various plans true that when the government is threat­ are proposed to furnish a sufficient supply ened by foes and the national flag Insulted in the future, chief among which is the idea to put down another well and more that they can call you and I from the quiet pipes to feed our present supply. of bur homes, and the happy circle of Those who were preseat gl the test were warm friends and compel us to go to the astonished at the supply that wo have. franc to save the nations life and honor? When the water reached the lowest point, the noise of the water pouring through When our life, property and home is as­ the three aqd four Inch pipes sounded like sailed by the mob, and we call in vain up a minature Niagara. The pipes at the on our municipal and slate government south side of the well throw water a foot , to help us and they turn a deaf ear to our or two into the air, while those at the north side were not nearly as active. Mr. entreaties, we must stop at state lines, Morgan who put in some of the machinery must we? or be deprived of all that our at the pump house said that he never saw American citizenship has conferred upon a better supply of water than we have ' here. . us, “life, liberty and the pursuitof happi­ Tuesday evening there was a special ness.”; session of the Council at which the ques­ No, the government that will not pro­ tion of water supply was brought up for Discussion pro and con was tect Its citizens is unworthy of .a name or action. held. Wallace KeMey who was present, a flag, aud the sooner it sinks into the was asked for his opinion and said that in fat hornless silence of oblivion the bet­ his opinion our well could not be pumped dry after it had reached a certain point. ter. We have been led to the above thoughts He said that during Ute latter nertiou of the test the pumps were pumping at the by the recent strike and the doctrine of rate of 1,250,000 gallons of water per day non-interference by the government pro­ and the water at the well did not lower materially. This was one-quarter more claimed by popullsts and anarchists. Mr. We want every such one to make a than the pumps are rated to do. Kelley said that the present plan of work­ careful note in bls dairy of the fact that lug the pumps hard for two hours in the the Mayor of the great city of Chicago, morniug and two at evening was injur­ during the strike sent a delegation of ious. The Connell thinking and believing that men to wait upon this President Debs, the people .would use the water even asking of him pel mission to allow the re­ more economically than before, extended moval by railroad of the dead animals of the number of hours for sprinkling from the city that the public health might not four to sif, aud a resolution was passed be endangered. Aud this in the great accordingly. Tho people ought to accept this from the Council in the manner In city of Chicago and the year of our Lord, which it was Intended and use no more 1894. water than necessary, What could you expect from such a Mayor? 1 wonder that he did not go to Come and hear Evangelist J. S. Hewes, this king from the Wabash, asking per­ of Macatawa Beach, Holland, give three mission far his foreman to put out the of his lectures on revelations Saturday fires kindled by the wretches who were evening 28ib Instant, and Sunday and evening 29th, 1894. let loose by his order, and the great won­ The W. C. T. U. will meet at the home der Is that Chicago itself was not laid in of Mrs. N. Bailey, Tuesday, 3lst Inst, at ashes by the infuriated mob. Suppose 2:30 p. m. this Hlgh.Muck-a-Muck from the Wabash, Quarterly meeting at jibe Martin cherch had not given bls consent for the Mayor to Saturday and Sunday the 28th and 39th. remove these circasses from the city, P. E. Cogshall will preach. must the people be compelled to sit down Next Sunday Is quarterly meeting at , , supinely and inhale the death laden at­ the Methodist church. The pastor will be mosphere from these festering carcasses, present and preach in the morning and because the Mayor is too much in sympa­ conduct the Lord’s supper. Love feast will be held at 9:30 a. tn. In the evening thy to Interfere? What help could the Rev. Cogshall will preach On Saturday people of Chicago and the State of Illinois evening of this week the Quarterly Con­ expect from these twin relics, Altgeldand ference will be held In the church par­ lors at 7:30. Mayor Hopkins? K'JSSXTe.-!Meceltem. Heng BMart. pSlflWlVa"® memory. Senator Gorman objected very decided­ Cawlh! e-d. Brtnuuz »I|O John 1 erklut ly to this presidential Interference, taking The follow nut reeolollon, endorsing it as nothing more than an insult to the in­ Hon. H. F- Tltomefc for renomin.tlon telligence of both bodies of Congress ta were unenlmoaslr P«*«'d .mid rre*t ,p- assuming that they didn’t know enough to conduct their own business. Probably plauae:— this is just the way the President felt about it though, and we know of lots of SK&co^«'^ others of like opinion as regards the pres­ ent Congress- In this fight for principle betweenGprmat. and Cfeveland we hope Gorman will win as executive interference wllh the legiatative department ought to be relegated to the realms of “inoecuous desuetude-" We admit that we don’t 3rd.— rttal we h ni. term, and know where these realms are located but Kle"1! hteXt^t G>- »»«.<>-• e* we suppeffl’that they are In that country, R.,,0Mirae, of Tbe h,:towU.« rewlntlone conoemlnR tbat i* cwfmnted not “with a condition ttaeandiueejof Miner S. Keeler were but a theory.” These strikes have well nigh paralized the business of the country, struck such a blow that many months must pass before it can rally from its effects. Sixty thou­ sand miles of railroad tied up, and the dlstributibn of the food products withheld from the people, high prices and aUrvatiun.staring rich and poor alike in the face, millions of dollars worth of property destroyed, the mails withheld from the people, human lives crushed out. by switches turned by these human devils sending them down the embankment to swift destruction and death and no power to stop It! The man who says and thinks that the strong arm of government should not stop such*wanlou.and hellish destruc­ tion, is an anarchist pure and simple have no other name for him that seems be an all-round HL While we art by no means destitute of sympathy for the laborers, we do not low our feelings to run out only to Union labor, we feel that the nou Union laborer deserves just as much and he must be just as well protected by government as one belonging to an organized band and our sympathy should go out for him just as much. . Tours Truly. Banner Reader. For some time there have beer various _opinions _____________ _ ____ ____ of the water al as to the lowering tm- water works. As some held the opinIon that some of the pipes leading down to tlie towpr veins of water were clogged, a tot wMinade Tuesday forenoon in' i1k> presence fit the Waler Commissioner*. Mayor, Cc*dw»d CnUDdl and a few citk z<*ua to artertaln 1! thb waa true. Before the lest was made Che water at • hr well was about 16 f-rt deep. Both The L O.-G. T. will serve lee cream on the lawn of E. A. Rider, Jefferson street on Friday evening of this weak. A good program will be carried out. Everybody Invited. Attention Battalion. The Barry County Battalion win hold their annual reunion August 15lb, 16lh and 17tli, 1894. respectively. It la expect­ ed that the comrades and their families and fi lends will lay aside the cares of life and unite In making this reunion a grand success. Comrades it is not alloted unto us to meet in reunion in this life a great many times more. Very soon we shall have to answer the last roll cat!. Let us haw at least one more fraternal greeting. All ex-soldiers and their families and friends are cordially Invited to join .with us. H. H. Sparks. Col. J. C. Kreiger, Adj. Michigau FaluU Commencing June 1st. 1824 the Michigan Central will well round trip tickets from Hatting* to: Mich. Traverse City r.io Bay View 8.M Petoskey Harbor Springs Mackinaw City Mackinac Island Elk Rapids Charlevoix Ottawa Beach These rates remain in effect until tember, 80. 1884. Return il$lt Octet 1894. cCR. Oann T. A colporteur wm recently i in the Galata district, Turkey,: lag the Epistle to the Galatians ground that it was a aeditioc mcnL 'The Turkish authoritk for a certificate of the author 111? t | I �J - ------------------------------ Hastings Banner. Til. ; July 26, 1894 CpO< B-tOS.. Proprietors. 1 JfKOM WASHINGTON. HAWAII IS FREn. WASHINGTON TOWN TALK the lire. ot old Roger Connor, tho big first bweman: bat It is a good enough club yet tn draw up the Washington leather chaser*. Why. one day last May." continued Mr. Payne, “t »<v the New York nine go to bat and they batted all around the entire team, twice. Conner made four home rune in that game. Ward made serentecn base hit*, tho bases stolen aggregated nine­ ty-three. and"—here the entire meet­ ing broke up in a chaffing row. Payne was claiming more than any member of the Ananias society could admit, and the crowd adjourned to the ball ground where the New York clnb reoelred a terrible drubbing at the hands af erat­ while tall-enderaof the baseball league. MARTHA She Wm Proclaimed » Brpfcblte on JpU President Dole. Some Good Stories Pinked Vp by Work of Legislators in the Fifty- Sax Fua4Nby ciikx). July h.-rThe Steam-1 Our Correspondent Third Congress. ship Ric Janeiro which has just ar­ rived from Oriemt brought the .follow­ Sheridan and the Mute Driver—One of B«n Bill* of .iinpartMiM* IHncummmI ing news from*Houolulr.: Botlnr'a Choiceat BlU of Humor—C«mHoxoeulu. July 18.-The provisional Brewion»l Ball Cr*nk»-Mr But­ government is no more and the repub­ terworth's Bright Boy. Briefly ToldOne . . lic of Hawaii holds the reins of ]>ower. But it is only a change of name: the talcs r • I Special Washington Letter.! THE SENATE­ «»f Cx-.H:: same people are in power, and the John a Fay. a prominent lawyer of meJU ... Washington. Jul.y IS. — Senator avowed purpose of the government is this city, formerly a member of the George introduced a joint resolution the same—to obtain aaneimlion to the First New Jeraoy cavalry, narrated lu the senate j’esterday for an amend­ United States The neWeonstitution, the following Interesting story con­ MffiLED |RM, ment to the constitution providing tvhleh was finished on the fid. was ,I corning Shcrid-jn, the greatest cavalry that eight hours shall constitute a pronyilffnted on the «h dl July from , general ral ln< - ----------------------the. worlu world has ever known. .. It legal day’s work for persons doing the front step, of tho former palace. ,' avne. lllRt one woek wftek before Llule Little IiniU ’hil and a Sreant 8tarat>. manual labor. The agricultural ap­ A large crowd was present and when , ^mortal fame by his victory at Senator Hill attends the baseball propriation bill was discussed and an President Dolt appeared he was to tfyo away. A b-ii-tffnl I-..; ,r c, ?“ *? amendment appropriating 81,000,000 greeted by a mighty cheer. While sur- Winchester, twenty inilesaway.” Sher­ games sometimes. Big Tom Heed never •«.. every pacfaMuiffUox Corn.t .* • 4 goes to see u game-. He says: “w hen I for the destruction of the Russian idan was in Washington upon impor­ was a boy we used to play bait We thistle was adopted. tant military business and took supper would hit the bull and chase it. Now­ Washington, July 19.—A bill to re­ w’itb a party of officers at a prominent adays the game aiema to be how not to serve for ten years in each of several restaurant in the national capital. The states 1.000,000 acres of arid lands to play ball; how not to hit it; and how not dinner wns progressing in a satisfacto­ to chase it There b no fun la that Did you ever see one of the fan-mbe reclaimed and sold in small tracts ry manner and every body was hqppy, waterproof lnterlinr<i Cnlhus or Ccffi? to actual settlers was passed iu the for me, and hence 1 do not go to are the when suddenly Sheridan, the guest of H * ."P', *> teU, for they United States senate on the IKth aud games.” Congreefanen Gouains. of Iowa; ' honor, arose from his- chair, looked marked this wav the Indian appropriation bill was fur­ Casey, of Delaware: Simw, of Wiscon­ ' towards the center of the table, raised ther considered. sin; Jack Robinson, of I’onnr.ybrania; TRAOt 1 his right hand to his temple, gave a Washington, July 30.—The senate Speaker Crisp; John Allen, of Missis­ , military talute, aud resumed his teat. yesterday agreed to the conference re­ sippi. and many other statesmen attend I ’ Everybody present called in chorus port on the diplomatic and consular 1 for an explanation of the remarkable the ball games. appropriation bill and passed the In­ They ere the only Interlined Collin ! performance, when Sheridan rcspontled The Boy Knew Ui* Paps. dian appropriation bill. The house -and CuHa, and ere made of linen eot. ' with a laugh: “I always salute in the While the boll gome wa» In program message on the tariff bill was laid on ered with waterproof "Cxuriom" । presence of my superiors. I am a ma ­ the other afternoon, jolly ami prpular. the table. They’ll stand right by von day in and ' jor general and am commanding the Washington, July 21.—A lively de­ day ogLand they arc ell n.ar kui Jus wa-,army of the Middle Milltarygivirion, bate took place in the senate yester­ “ TRADf but "that butter outranks me.”’ day over the tariff bill. Senator Smith ILLU WOOLSffl SPICE CO. ,.™-£ Salt Rheum On 'my hands often forced me to stop work. When I took two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla Mood ’s Saraa 1 *♦**%»* parilia 1 lllv^ the flesh had all healed and! the akin had become smooth and my bands have been perfectly well since. Mns. JB. F. biBKKHN, Delavan, Wls. Hood’s Pills are safe, harmless sure. GOOD ADVICE. I i 41 w- ♦ElluloiO (N. J.) spoke for the senate bill, .Sena­ ftboridan and the Mule Driver. tor Hill (N. Y.) indorsed the president’s I Gen. Cyrus Bussey, late assistant letter to Mr. Wilson, and Senator Vest I secretary of the interior, was colonel sh-> .. 1 give hit (Mo.) said the amended bill would pass ' of the Third Iowa cavalry, and served l.fLn.v • ■ .crea’0 or none other. Adjourned to the 23d. SAX FORD R. DOLK. ! for a time under Sheridan. Gen. The Hoane. rounded by his cabinet,the mfiitary and •.' Bussey narrates an incident of the Wa.uixotos. Joly IS.-In the house 1 the membcr, tllc )uU, cou.tilullonel , n^i.iou. character ot thegraalcavthe members of the late constitutional i yesterday the Bailey voluntary bank-1 government, he mail the proclamation I P " , , . . occurred long beu.^i # li is ma d'.Jty to aid in this ruspeti rupu-y bill was paraed and the ro- I the n„. „publlc „ ,oBX: . j LiTe^ - -* ns a com­ j . f. i-t y way possible. After tire home mainder of ot the day was devoted to to .। ,.t sanlord a Dole, pre.ldem or thv pro- I f,,re , he attained < mln.nee in the the fit field. Sheri, mf*nd«rof of troops troons tn |.. । i.i taken cure of, why nut sulf- business reported from the judiciary | visional government of the HuvoUau Islands. mander virtue ot of the chaw chance xtreo me by by the ex ex-­ . dan was a captain doing duty as a : ank L»r th.: A.MF.«AaN EcONDM:^ committee. j by virtue given mfi the pro­ quartermaster in southwest Missouri i and* sdviscrv advisory councils council* tbe proWashington. July 19.—.Bills were ecutive pnj pu • .-'.id by the American Protective visional government und by act dated exixly days of the war. A pro- | passed iu the house yesterday td regu­ July 4. IW4. proclaim the republic of Ha­ T. r.:I league? One of its d rrcsjw»i| late enlistments tn the army; tn au­ ’ wail vthu a* UK the tnc sovereign KovervtKn authority uun»uriij over u>or and uuu !, vision wagon with a team of ten mules , . ’ Li. •.■.says: “Xu true American call thorize the board of managers of the throughout V__ _ ’the “Hawaiian “ . In. Ikr — _ thin - j was stuck in the mud near bpringtield , Os — from p : .{oiig} without it. 1 consider it thin soldiers’ home to transfer and main­ , time forth. And I d'srlar» the ’ countltution and the driver began to unreasonably I framedand adopted by the eon».tlcutlonal con- and unmercifully belabor the unfort- | tain the inmate, ot any branch In cirec . vention ,ralluu U1 vwntlnnnf 1HM to tn be he the constitution ennatitulinn and the , "... •» • 1 of HUM mules, lapt. Sheridan, in , .. 1. — oi .n..utl. _• of emergency; to place Maj. Gen. John !-• sdpreme U* of mo tho .rrpuuiio republic ot uanait, Hnwuii: ..red and supremo ui nuu by unatc ------_• • i “WEI® THEY FLRL’ KIXLS, PAFA? "ll.ut'ot cum constitution vvuitiku.tou Ia now mm— assume the fatigue uniform, ...... ........... any ——insignia ----- n | Virtue Of thta without : L. Green on the retired list. mill nutHiirltv r.f Long . Islu ..-inlr mzvnnta.rl oti tk Kt/kiit . lilikf-lr and authority of president thereof. Loiw ; of his rank, mounted on a stout-black brainy and powerful, bhr BeniButtcrWashington, July 20.—Imthe house office lln th« republic." mnublln." a .. . driving t_t_• ___ *v.. , came1 across .. ’ ire the £horse, was along the,_** left of worth worth the° camipis Csmdas and» came across the and yesterday the tariff bill was sent back After a great outburst of applause, the road when the blows and curses of • jnsdc his way to the section occupied to conference with instructions Lo the „ man, General Hon. J. W. Kalua read the proclama­ the driver attracted his attention and . ),y former colleagues in the house, conferrees to t-tand firm against the ' St.. .New York. tion in the Hawaiian language when ' he demanded the reason why the ani- Aa he drew nigh. John Allen said: amendments which the senate placed the Hawaiian Hag was displayed over | mals were being punished so severely. ! . only : Ntatcsnmn .*. . 7 L_ upon the bill. During the debate a ‘Here comes;*_.the who PARKER'S the executive and judiciary buildings. | The driver gave no reply but lifted Cver approached the other world and letter was read from the president fa­ HAIR BALSAM The battery saluted and the band ; his voice in utterance of oaths and tack again to mingle with mortals, voring the house bill. played Hawaii Ponoi. The president curses, while he struck one mule a Tell us the story. Ben; nnd tell it so all Wahuington, July 31.*-A bill was . • -boys can •hear * ■■ passed in the house yesterday which ; then took the oath of office and an- ; terrific blow with the heavy butt end • the it.” provides that consuls shall examine Dounced the names of his cabinet, the ’ of his whip. L'apL Sherifian shouted With a hearty laugh, and wiping the as under the provisional ' again to the driver and received in re­ immigrants before they are admitted same perspiration from his massive brow, -r said: _^You can |o the United States. The night ses­ government, Hatch, King, Damon and • ply a profane threat that if he did not Maj: Butterworth Smith. The officials then retired to mind hl, own bireinere. he would get w»t-h knd^njoy the g^me ju»tn« w7ll~ sion was devoted to pension business. the interior of the building, where the Washington, July 23.—In the house' the wine kind ot treatment the mule w hlle 11 tell which Allen while tell the story which oath was administered to the cabinet, on Saturday a resolution proposing an WM getting. Without etopping to | thlnk„ crt.rybody ought to hear. I and higher officials, and to, /X in motifff: also other vatu- amendment to the constitution providprovut- judiciary * etnto hie rank and demand obedience. , » ae aoUl font veara ago that the phyal| li II I able nrrinlunn t<» cool guefc- l..f tor th. election of ren.lora by the »o,me »"“dred. ..rdlizen^ rach of' that I could not recover. I I fl fl I BASE BALL Enthnef direct vote of the people was paseed "hoi°^received cerufleatra of the lech Capt Sheridan slid frnrn hi. Saddle ■ , V V V aaU this 1» your opportunity, and grabbed the ruffian by the th-o.L dld gvt wcll. however. In spite ot the iffer tftiMf mo COUMTHY kagiz ng. Price !S<*. by a two-thirds majority. The M-uate LOSS OF A MILLION DOLLARS, Although a much shorter man than ,loctorsand their medicines. When I iewsdealers; or MEast 19th St. New York amendments to the Indian appropria- I ------ the wngoner. Sheridan was more eonvaleaetag. a number ot friend, tion blU. were disced to a nd confer- j I athletic and scientific. In a moment oiled to see me at my hotae in Le rees appointed. A petition from rest­ he had the human brute upon hxs ; park. One ' * evening, several* gen­ _ Lockport. N. Y., July 28.—A violent; dents of Des Moines, la., asking for I — ——were in my parlor congratu­ tlemen ! rain and hailstorm struck Niagara 1 back in the mud, and then, twisting 1 *« the impeachment of Attorney General । the whip from his hand, plied it liber, : county aud the indications arc that the : lating me oh my return to earth and Olney was presented. money loss will reach more than 31,- !’ ally to the legs aud arms of the mule ; my little ten-year-old boy sat by the IPresseB, Screw and Hydraulic, Honored by Reelection. | 000,000. Two storms traveling in op- | driver until he howled for mercy, i fireside, a quiet listener of our conver­ (Graters, Elevators, Evaporators. Toroxto, T)nL. July 21.—John IL ’ P0^1** directions seemed to meet near Sheridan allowed the frightened bully ’ sation. I thanked the gentlemen for Illustrated Catalogue Free. Chapman, of Chicago, was reelected Ransomville and swept northeast to to arise, and, handing him his whip, their call and for their expressions of ®. G. Hampton & Son, Detroit, Mich president of the Baptist Yoing Peo-1 the lake 10 mile® BWay> leaving said: “lam CapL Sheridan, quarter­ sympathy, and said to them that I had pie’s union at Friday’s session. Dur- ‘ destruction in.a path 2 miles wide, master of this army, and if you don't been so near the other shore that ‘I get this wagon out pretty quick I wUl ing the day $9,000 was raised toward» Houses were blown down, crops levcould hear the bells ringing over PROBATE ORDER. the $20,000 the union has decided to eled and orchards uprooted. It passed thrash you again.” there.’ My little boy injected himself The wagoner thereupon took hold of I into the conversation with the inquiry. Btafe* of Mlehl’sn, County st Barnr-M. raise for the purpose of placing the ’ through the heart of the peach belt Ata seation of the Probate Court for the the wheel and called two other men to •Were they fire bells, papa?’ The in­ Conntv of Barry, holden M the Probate riffle.- in union paper on a sound financial basis ' ttn<l crops valued at $500,000 ~~ tb<- rltyof flKMlnc*. In **ld county. Ou W»d and the paying of a small debt. Im- j destined.. Ex-Assemblyman Eltqp ’ ** ference drawn from the innocent ques­ lies lay, the 18th dav or July, In the year one Ransom says his com crib tion caused peals of hearty laughter mense meetings were held at night, ' thousand eight hundred and ninety tour. hurled into a field 30 rods Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of the attendance at the two largest ag- Wfi which greatly embarrassed the boy.” Probate. distant His large peach orchard gregating 9,000 people. 1 In the matter of the estate of Stephen was blown io pieces. The orchard of Bprseue. deceased. Idaho Ha» a DentracUve Cyclone. On reading and filing the petition duly verified Aiderman Prudden, of this city, lo­ Reverting to stories of Sheridan. Maj. •f John Sprague, sou ot said deceased, prajing Boise, Idaho, July 28.-rA terrible cated in Porter, has 'not twenty trees Chat administration-of said estate may be Butterworth said: “Did you ever know granted to Chauncey Townsend, or to some cyclone, the first in the history of left out of 600, and a new barn owned that Sheridan was aff’Ohio man? I can «thersuitable person. Idaho, swept over Elk county, uproot­ by Charles A. Wilson was blown across Thereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, the assure you that he was born in Ohio, Sth day of August A. I). 1891, at ten o’clock in the ing trees and killing thousands of cat­ the road. No less than twelve barns and appointed to West Point itrom tho forenoon, be aligned for the hearing ot said tle and sheep. Hailstones to the depth were blown from their foundations Buckeye state. Little Phil won the petition and that the heirs at law of said de ceaseit and all other persons Interested In saio of 5 inches fell in sotae places. Some ; and seventy-five buildings were un heart of Rosecrans. on the third day of estate , are required to appear at a session of large trees were uprooted and blown ■ roofed. the battle of Stone river. His ammu­ said Court, then to be holden at the Probate hundreds of yards. The territory is i office. In the City ot Hastings, tn said County, Many Indictments Found. nition was exhausted, and his; brigade and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer sparsely settled or many would doubt­ disheartened on that account, ibut dis­ Chicago, July 30.—The federal grand Of the oelttioner may not be granted. And it Is less have been killed. Several persons fiirther arderei. that said pensioner give notice cipline was maintained. Biding out of jury returned twenty-three indict­ to the persons Interested In said eslate, of the were injured and two prospeetprs are the woods, into the presence of ‘Old ments in Judge Seaman’s court yes­ Endeocy of said petition and the hearing missing. ■ ereof by causing a copy of this order to be Rosy,’ the young cavalry gciieral sa­ terday. In the indictments were in­ inbllahed iu the Haatinss Banner, a news­ Keeping tho Hangman Biuy. luted, and said: ‘Here we are. general, cluded the names of about seventy-five paper printed nnd circulated in said County of Moxtgomert, Ala., July 20.—There persons who are charged with violat­ Barry, onee In each week for three successive in good shape for a long fight. Our Weeks previous to said day of bearing. was a triple hanging here Friday, ing the federal statutes during the cartridge boxes are empty, but our Chas. W. Armstrong which makes five persons to suffer cap­ railroad troubles of the past three Judge of Probate. hearts are full of patriotism, and our ital punishment in Montgomery with­ weeks. KA true copy.) SHEBIDAN AND THE MULE DRIVER. blood Iroiling for a fight.’ Rosecrans in the week, and another double hang­ soon had ammunition ready for those IMdnt Cort Him a CwL his assistance, and in less than a minute ing is looked for next Friday. The vic­ NUTICK FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. Chicago, July 28.—John F. Warner, the wagon was on its way. In the brave boys; and he always loved Sheri­ tims Friday were Peter Davis, Charles fitate of Michigan, County of Biny—m. dan for his chipper and cheery manner Notice Is hereby given, that bv an order of th- Ezell 'and Dan Washington, all col­ the young man who left th is city Janu­ meantime, Sheridan, having mounted at that time of great danger and possi­ Rrobate Court for the County of Barry, made on ored. ary 23 to make the circle of the globe his horse, disappeared in the woods. theVTtti day of June. A. D. tfo4. six month* ble calamity." Smith U Frt. without a dollar to paj* his way, ac­ from tbat date were allowed for creditors to One of Ben BuUer’ii Joke*. present their claims against the estate of complished the task in less than six London, July 38. — The Constanti­ Ths Usual Rwult. Valentine <>. Buck, late of sukl Amos Cummings, who heard the lat­ months. A gentleman met a small boyj of his Oaantv. deceased, and that all creditors cd nople correspondent of the Standard ter port of the above story, said that said ■ clecnaited are required io pre telegraphs that notwithstanding the sent their claims to said l*robate the beating which Sheridan gave to acquaintance on the street with his Chicago, July 28.—Directors Doyle, the mule driver was not half so humili­ arm in a sling and a rag tied around .Court, at ’he Probate Office, In the City of attempts st concealment it is clearly Hastings, for examination and allowance, on or established that over 1,000 persons lost Goodwin, Hogan, Elliot, McVean and ating as the intellectual drubbing what he supposed was his thumb. before Che 271b day of December next, and that “Hello,” he said, as men do Who are anch claims will be heard before said Court, on their lives during the recent earth­ Burns, of the American Railway which was once administered to Dr. Tbur»d*v. the 27th day of September, and on quakes. ’ union, were arrested Saturday on in­ Loring. Mr. Cummings said that at a on terms with boys, “what’s the mat­ Thursday, the 27th day of December, next, at ten dictments found by the federal grand banquet of prominent people in Bos­ ter with your thumb?” Colostal Maaaloa Destroyed by Fire. o'clock In the forenoon of each of those days. pared June. grth. A. D. BM “Nothing the matter with my Groton. Conn., July 28.—The James jury. ton, Dr. Loring, who was the commis­ ' DiAlt w. ARMTTBOKG. Judge of Probate. D Avery mansion, which was asso­ . sioner of agriculture at Washington, thumb," replied the boy, easily. Beault of CareleMneM. What have you got tbat rag around ciated most intimately with the colo­ entertained the company with several El Paso, lit, July 20.—Through the PROB4TE ORDER. nial period of American history, carelessness of a barber fire was stories to illustrate his belief that the it for than?” “Haven’t got that rag around it” ? tbe’WrtJSeVroSt burned Saturday. It was built more started which destroyed thirty-three cow is the most intelligent and affec­ The gentleman thought the boy was ty of Barry, holden at the Probate Office than 250 years ago. bnsipess houses in this place yester­ tionate of domestic animals. Dr. Lor­ » city of Hartinn. Id said county, oc ing told in detail the story of a birth guying him. day, causing a loss of $350,000. Wheat's Lowest Price. Uy. th* 3rd day of July, tn Uie “Haven’t got the rag around it?" of a calf on his farm, at which he had one thousand eight hundred and ninety Chicago, July 21. — On Thursday asaiated; and added that utter the calf he said. “Well, what bxtve yon got it wheat touched 54M cents, the lowest U’abhington, July 20—The senate round?" was born, the cow looked at him with price for cash ever made. Toledo and sugar trust investigating committee “ ’Round the plane where the thumb Detroit cloaed 1&' cents under Chica­ has decided to investigate' the new her big luminous eyes to express her was.” appreciation as well as she possibly go; Naw York only 2X cents over. charges of sugar speculation by sena­ oould, and turning her head to the “Where the thumb was?” ropeated tor*. the gentleman in a shocked tone, doctor, licked his hand. “what do you mean?” St. Louis. July 91.—President Scan­ lan, of the local A. R. U., hopes to in­ Shanghai, July 98.—It is rumored WAS one ot the gneeta at the dinner: duce shippers to urge the various rail­ here that war has been declared be­ oh, pshaw! Dr. Loring, the poor cow •*ld > _ni.ntioui.ly, and the geallcmtin way companies to reemploy the strik­ tween China and Japan and that both - • -1----- 3 .V rere . • ■« . •aLion* are hurrying troops to Corea. ers now out of situation. r Blwuoio The first cost is the only cost, for they kcepcledu ■ long ttiuc' tyjd when Boiled you am clean them in a minute by simply wiping off with a wet doth —that .s uie kind marked this way TRADf EL^°IO _ 'innr'' Those collars and cuffs will, outlast six linen ones. The wearer escapes laundry* trials rthd laundry Lilis—ao ■ chafed neck pr.d no wilting duwnlif a dollar marked this wiy L^. TRADf | ■ K - g J--------------------’ . i. ■ Chicago. July iff her 17, HUS. and N. lakes. Decern*■ ’ . W ASH is G TOK, J uly 21.—Further with­ drawals for export have reduced the gold reserve in the treasury to ISl.lXXi,000, the lowest point in years. Trenton. N. J., told, by Sereno Payne, of 1 last eminent and popular ____ .. ' ^Elluloid M ark m Ask your dealer first, and take noth­ ing that has not atove trah.- mark, if you desire perfect satisfaction. All others are imitations absolutely. /■ If you can't find collars or c-.ili marked this way, we will send yoiia sample postpaid on receipt of price. Collars, 25 cts. each. Cuffs 50 cts. pair. Give your si|e and say whether stand­ up or turucdkkiwn collar is wanted. THE CELLULOID COMPANY, 427-29 BroMwar, NEW YORK. PARKERS HAIR BALSAM favvr. are..* .« UKslr to it« Yovtaful Cc. CIDER ! ’ ^’Agents. $75 /9J\/ f \ / Ercry«h<r; C'mrdert cate for mi eh po»ition> «t the Grand Ravds B»Iscm College, Shorthand, and W* For Catalogue, addrw A. *»• 1 luuh. xTfpr*. Hall’s Specific! Regains and Maintains. The Vital Powers, Cures NERVOUS DEBILITY. LOSS OF VICOR , ! INSOMNIA end GENERAL DEBILITY. . >UKS?»ES. or U<’EKWOK K. Price, One Dollar Per Box. Pamphlet and Circular Brec SoU bf wUwm/. ««■> ’**•’> ;' DETROIT AND GRAND RAPIDS. Address HALL’S SPEfciHG GQ.. 106 Lexington fy*0****^!* kVME. NOTICED/ MORDiAGK I'1 The Hsutfog* Furnliuro • ■ rrnny by m<»Hg*2f bearnu ■*1 ■ »sm. m-»rtgM|ied i<> Hi" ,!l sfrib-. W.Rryiw»W».nfto»»>*. ij < • . ,>i fliMIngs. H real rotate !<ltamrd ' ' fitoryCtoanty, Mkhlpui.Htri ifo-'-Mis net iwtri’’ U>WK tO-wtt: (.w low nvr >>«'»'• ’ .! inrlMOJh m-ryuix. live hundred fort? five. Uv<* >■ 1 -.t t five hundred fort) w'er . nv* i-1 lUiy-cn*• lar. five hundred fifty. .1 ive hundred fiRy-lwi). 6J* . i'tvL JU- ,;I— i nin^rtn--. live hundred elghtren. fir* •>*- ‘.T^rftwo.; ive hubdred t«*ty. five fi’indre. v five hundred ^v.-nty thrre. j.“ our. five hundred ' 1 • ,lr<<Dfire. ’ hrec. lour iiupdre<l }r ‘ " (..r.^uufour hundred six, f“Ur bundml -• •' 1 1 ired eighl. trnn* hundred nine- « ’'rr JJaJS feu. four hundred el,-re,i of*1* . citinJJ, wrire.of the Citi of Hm>i '£'• ‘Sji Mlrhtgau. M**™**.,!* At XthnrtroU ■GajSlBri together wlthnli Jt* w• mt nppurteiiMncre-thwvun»'LX . larthec with w** !loinil- !!' ■''«*** -nginr. boHrtsand drv kiln - ‘ ' /j/iSH. was itv.. <lrd on rStn* hrtlder •V u., imrtm' ™ M, p»” 1 !h„ ,,.,11,. w •n lire IhUvl^dorejraviirol »' ,hin, »M red uirea laid mortireivJ->"« •iremnd. two o' reuntfrelx rvi.t. ,, vr. SO'1 .wrratkdrirnrewiralld h" « dvj for the purptre* rf rw4,Tl,n,ll i’J ]’ th,- nrrmi** •jfronarid mortgaixn-I k.ln‘,! JLi'i'-r *' Ih !‘aid M-reliBbetorr twwrltad. ' ,r.ln» (,r so uulldtnp. engine, bnber, »ml . .--ri » •nurh or »mM prrmhrs MI •• , ,...trirfedo-alriv the amount so dur "I o11 \ r|r with -m areured by i»rid mortl.-*-' j.', , ■ dur ,.-ib no*. » of ibh fere* In-1’ • • *’ £,,,1 . *>«>r ■.i -hkh'ri hltkleraX H . ■ >i«. Court Houm-In Chet_• Mlrixg.B- «h»t I* • j B ,-y l« tAn-.ii: ’,7aA;'."-1 ’ '**• .•W, »n S.tm d*v Uf L.,j,!.. . ; tm o’clock intheVLO1 u*. T*"'1 * „ �fiTp'iNC_ Banner I uly a6. iS».. riiir-’J ________ w R ^O(1K ■ Lo<*1 *^***^' For Colds, (iHir1^ .fouji, Influenza, and Bronchitis, ■ AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL K tie best << albanodyrte eNpeetonmts. Prompt to aet, (BUSINESS cards. Auctioneer. ihuttmga. ■ • Mich you are volnu to have an auction Ulnd. Have had large experience > .* v.>u >.kt!*<act!on. Terms reason- ; J. M. SMITH. .-'ll i LOTION AN1» NEAL RSTATK OFFICE OF _ , \I.MERTON A SMITH li ?pveialty. Woodland, Mich :.'f.. l a W and COLLECTION OFFICE. i iPitH-b promptly attended to. J.r.: TotV-ir'. l-oyal E. Knappen. • Arthur C. Denirun. ■ IX \ur KNAPPKN A DENISON. i.AWYEKS. iuv. -11 eli Michigan Trust Co. Bldg., t.nind Rapid*. Michigan. M age meatal capacity. And if I were uked to outline these prrtlcuhir studies they would consist: Flrat, of a thorough . _ .----- Eng c.ng Al.ic E KIRK. M. D.. Physician and Surgeon, ilnjtiog*. - • Mlrh. - ;-*>iuytl> attended day or night. (M­ . r F. »l. sa.weii’s* boot and sone store - A. >WEEZBY. Attorney nt taw. I Ha.-*lings. Mich, hr* in albccitrts ef the state. Colt’roihntiy athsidcd to. H. LiXllROP. n pathir Physician and si rcet »i । - prom'pUf ai tended to. •« RIHNER. M. D.. ' Physictan and Surgeon, iMtqn. ‘ - Mich. I -Mdenoe, OU* block east of dapot. . 11. BARBER ' by-de inns aud burgeons. . <>r county responded to with lay or night. ) A. SHELDUN, Abstract an '. Real Estale Office. a -iract tifock. Mc nrv tb i,y»n on Rr.i! E*'»te Real Kstxt* „.d ot. c mialsatuD. General eon »e»n’etna ■te «•>? of ih«?nv» Nookc.com tew-nrds. can f rnHo eorapl»t» C. F. HHIN'KM. Clerk « M. KoWLERJi.b. fULIP T. COl.GRUVE. •or t*> Smith A (Marove > I ■ e courts of the Etale. KEN ASTON, 1 Attorney at iraw, J. 4, A Co vtore.) t*|4CUr< •' > ul cunrtsofthe Htato. notWcDiHM i nr ijrtendjngto. • i ‘ • ot P iR. TIMMERMAN, Hommimthlc Phy• • Rician and Surgwn. > ):-*r nvftr Latfirof)'* dniv *lnn».» JC.AL NEWS. • URCULrtTIOM 82 quires. This wwik, Hereafter, changes for advertisements muft reach this office Tuesdays at latest'to insire inst'ittan In the Issue of the week ffhen brought. lumber L'’^oba^,, remove lumber ak aatn« place. Carried, Ayes. AIL Ahl H-rffunn took his seat. Moved by AM Hx-k, lhe Kradin . I Inkier, Wrluert and Waters. Rajs, Num*. Common Council met In adjourned ses­ Mundb/ Ala W.tar. tbat tb. Valla, sion Monday eve, July 16. *94. Mayor* mJ? W, fro” 11111 s- •“ su*« Greus“l presiding. ivwd, Carried, , . • Present at roll call. Aid Bennett, Bus­ i A>.?*’1ll,cks* Huffman. Osborn, Tink­ by, Uick^ Huffman. Tinkler and Waters. ler. Welssert and Waters. Nays, None. । Absent at roll call, Aid Osborn and Welssert. Moved by Aid Osborn that a side walk I Ou motion of Ahl Hicks minutes uf last grade be made on vast side of Dibble St. meeting adjourned. from Grten to Walnut Sts. aud side walks ordr red ouIlL Carried, Aid Welssert took his seat Ayes, Hick*. Huffman, Osboru, Tinkler, Moved by Aid Waters that the office of pound master be declared vacant Car­ h eissertand Waters. Najs. None. ried, • Mured by Aid Welssert tbat the coun­ Ayes, All. Moved by Aid Waters that Mr. A. U. cil In connection with the Water Board Cain be elected pound master. Carried, test the water works ou Tues, at 9 o’clock, a. m. Carried, Ayes* AIL Ayas, AIL Moved by Aid. Hicks tbat the city cut Moved by Aid Hicks that when Coun­ down the Bailey Hill and\lde walk to the । grade from Green Street lo Walnut Car- cil adjourns. It adjourns to meet Tues, eve July 24. *94. I tied. 1 Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks. Huffman, Motion prevailed. A yrs. All. i and Tinkler. The following accts, audited: * •\ Nays. Welssert and Waters. i| The following accts, audited:— P. Sheldon, brick 5.00 J. Murphy, ctg. , Welssert Bros.. Supplies 11.40 $23.17 M. C. R. R. Co., freight and ctg. 86.40 i H. E. L. A P. Co., lights 15.50 11. Smith, labor ! Mr. Williams, Supervisor 4.13 60.00 E. Holbrook. Ial»or । G. Osborn, board review, 5.40 6 00 U. Schantz, labor L. E. Stauffer, board review «.w .39 6 00 E. Caunuti, labor W. O. Lowden, drafting ordinance 20.00 , .. * J-— ---------। Goodyear Bros, labor M. McPharlin, labor 7.50 M. McPharlin. labor 1*. McCarty, labor 5 20 1.20 John McPharlin, labor F. Fifield, labor .45 13 50 J. Mullen, labor K. Waters, lalior 3.90 1 50 A. Msynard, cig. Hocking Fuel Co., coal 57.25 A. Cain, impounding dogs 1.00 M. C. H. R. Co., ctg. .85 J. Incbbokl, IkIxit .25 I>. Smltli. wood 48.50 The City of Halting* Dr. to tbr folio wGoodyear Bros, taps 7.00 Ing naturd persons fur street work. E. HulbriMik,' labor 4.50 Wm. H. Beadh*. 811.50 R. Waters, labor Louie Beadle. 10.05 H. Smith, labor S 88 Horace Bishop, G. Radforel, labor 3.07 Milo Fifield. Bnhl. Sons, «fc Co. pipe 13 0U Joe Webber, 5.45 W. J. & L. L. Hollaway, book .25 Wm. Tennyck. 7.95 A1. Rock.’rps. .35 George Kelley. J. T. Lotnbatd, grading ' 13 00 James Ihmuvan, M. D. Reed A Son. rps. t’laKncv Bishop, Geb. Cox. cutting dock Burr Warner, H. Jones, ctg. Her'.irrt Skinner, A. Cain, official dog labor 4.55 Earl GuWsmiih,1 fl. 37 Wb Seiumore, labor .75 Joe Mussrn, Wm. H. Beatlk. street wuik 12 00 John Slstterj', Louir Beadle, st. wk. 18.00 Itubrrl Green. 3.31 James Shay, st. wk. 15.90 Janies Bhay, Horace Bishop, st. wk. El Shny. Ml’.i Fifirld. st. wk. Ext Shay. E-l Shay. SL wk. 13.90 Moved by Aid Hicks that tbe accts, be Win. Tetinyck. al. wk. 9.90 allowrd and orders drawn on respective Mike Custer, sL wk. •Jund for same. Carried, Clarence Bishop, st. wk. 7 50 Ajes, Hickt*. Il uffin an, Oslwrn, Tinkler. Ed Sheldon, fit. wk. 6.45 Wvi-s^rt and Waters. James Donovan, st. wk. 6.30 Nays, None. Burr Wat iter, st wk. 6.30 Moved by Ahl Hicks that the matter of Willwr Mellon, at. wk. 6.30 fixing at. Dear Mike McPharlln's be left to Joseph Mussefy, al? wk. 7.50 St. Com. • Curried, 6.00 Ayes, Hicks. Huffman, Osborn, Tinkler. Homrr Cline.Mit. wk. Welssert and Waters. • Clarence Goucher, st* wk. 1^5 Nays. None. 75 Frank .Weight, st. wk. Movwl by Aid Welssert that no more Setb Angle, st. wk. 2.00 grave! be allowed to be taken from C the 5.40 gravel pit In latr wd. i nly for streets. Frank Wilcox, st. wk. 4.&0 ‘ Carried. Ayes, AIL Herman JSkiuiier, t>L wk. GeU Kelley, st. wk. 1.95 Moved bv Aid Hicks that St. Com, 2.70 Instructed to send one man one day to O.-mar Hunt. st. wk. 3 00 Jake out stone at Handy Hill. Carried. C. Fairchild. sL-wk. 8 00 F. Wllcux, si. wk. Aye*. Hicks, Huffman. Osborn. ’1’inkler, 1.50 Welssert and Waters. Wiiliard.Sage, Rt. wk. 1.50 Liberty Warner, st. wk. Najs. None. Moved by Aid Bennett that Ux’ acct*. On motion of Aid Osborn, Council ad­ be allowed and orders drawn ou respective journed. E. G. Holbrool. fumU same. Carried, Recorder. Ayes, Bennett, Busby. Hicka, Huffman, Tinkler. Wehsert and Waters. State of Ohlo.CItx of Tmedo. I o Nays, None. Luc*a County. । . , ,u Frank J. ClMtiay make* oath that hr Is the Moved by Aid Hicks that the SL Corn's, senior partner nt the firm of F. .1, Cheney A Co bill be allowed and the orders for gravel­ aolng Durtnem lu the city ot Toledo, County and ing of Green Bt, be drawn from 4th. wd. SUU* aforesaid, and that «ald firm will pay the fund and work on Market at. from Gen. aura of One Hundred Dollars for each and every caa® of CM <rrh that cannot be cured by the Highway. Carried. "“‘)"i'd4’’r*u'rtc',Pk„Kj.CB«l.v. Ayes, Bennett, Busby. Hicks, Huffman. Sworn to before m* and subscribed In iny Tinkler and Waters. o! Dtrember.A. Naya, Busby, and Welssert voting ‘ Maj Notary Public. Against bill of work never having been ordered done by the Council. Halbcitarrb Cure l* taken Internally and act* Moved by Aid Hicks that*, the amt of dlrectlv on the blood nnd mucous surfaces of orders drawn on 2ml. wd.be taken from tbe u'Btcni. Keud f«r testimonials, free. ■ F. J. Chkicrv & co.. Toledo, O. Gen. Hlg. Carried. Sold by all druggi»u. .76. Ayes, Bennett. Busby, Hicks, Huffman, >2“! ( Of General Intereat. Spiders are never idle. Horseshoes have been found In tombs that date back to tbe sixth century. The elevation of Lake Erie above tide water Is five hundred and seventy three feet. 4 The south has a greater variety of crops timber and minerals than any other sec­ tion of our country. Peach stones find ready sale to be used in manufacturing perfumes, flavoring ex­ tracts and prussic acid. British vessels do nearly all the carrying trade of Great Brittan and nearly half, tbat of all the rest of Europe. The postage stamp is not much more than half a century old. On tbe flth of May, 1994, It celebrated its fifty-fourth anniversary. THE PIVOTAL POINT. P<xr DlgeaUon. The stomach distributes either health­ giving properties to the various nerves and blood vessels or it scatters poisonous adds. It all depends upon tbe condition. If tbe digestion Is poor the life-giving food force is lost and tbe blood becomes vitiat­ ed, often setting up goat, rheumatism, bronchitis, consumption and various other diseases. When tbe stomach refuses to perform (is DHtural work It needs help and needs it quick. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets digest the food io tbe stomach thereby giving the organs of the stomach a chance to rest This remedy helps assimilation and aids in distributing nutrition to tbe various parts of the entire system. It is not an experiment but a scientific remedy, posi­ tive and speedy. Most all druggists keep it because their customers have learned of ito merits by experience. Wil!te Anderson of Chicago has beep a game of ball was played here spending a few dajs a with his unmarri brotlnjr­ ittunlay between team of Arrliie. n and a tuam of married men resulrtour although pre i acorrespflndenL defeat of the former bv anot score off­ sent, the lecture theorthe church 24 to learns 25, thethat looser* paying atfor ice | er^m last Friday night was a success. for both aides. . dally Imre the State Road for t.ir mirshThe death of Lafayette Wilkinson ooen»fed on theDime morning 22nd. The Ladles Society of ha< the adjourned He>t was oneuf <> irforolde>t resident* to m»-rt again foar werks andand t«i was the father of a numerous family, who have most of thrtu grown up Paw and left the Flora McKoight Is at Paw viaiting homes.ead. friivuis and relative*. Burl Sisson and wife visited M raj Cow's and Mrs. Wallace B uorn’s Sunday. MUtaiUovUto. Will Jordan returned from n vacatian vbit to Detroit last Satunlay.. Ralph Scckins from near Grand Rapid* nnd Ernest Ame.i of Ea**t Calcdoula were in the viiinge last Situ rd ay. Mra. Jntnra Searles and daughter -of K;i"nus <J|ty and Mrs. Herbert Srartes of Grand Rap|rts were visiting*old acquaint­ ance iu the tillage the Iasi of the week. .Mr< T. D. Buck and Mis Hawk uf Caledonia vished rrhnds.ln the village l et Saturday. ClorerctaJe. Wheat has now reached I he enormous < We had a nice rain here last week uiak* pib-r of 44 evuta a bushel.' What next 1e farrnrra rejoice. Grnvoi? Saintid Wright has returned limnd Very inipn-a'^lnptisinr.l set vices -ere Minneapolis where she has berij <*<>nducied at the Aapiist church last Sun­ Ing the winter and spring with her day evening. ephdli. Her sou’s wife returned Six m<!Uii>rrs were received in lull memjer aud will remain during tbe hut berahip at the Mi Duxh-t church Sunday i. tuoruing. Piny lull! 't'iia’.’rt v.hat the Middleville l»oys did at Uah-dnniH iaat week Uliursday. Score 29 to 14 in favor of Mid'dlrviRe. Thn principle features ot the game were Jidiiiitoh’s pitclililg and Blake*.* fielding, both did splendidly. Nellie Dexter returned last Friday fronf a week’s visit hi■ Calrdonln. Chandos Cadwell Is again able to be around after a few days Illness. Harvey Saunders spent lust week in Caledonja as a guest of funner school mates in rn’ednitla. Mrs. I'nebu Cobb le£t last Thursday for । West A!h*gan where she will visit her [ ccurso covering analysis, graminir. 'cotnpoalUuu and rhetoric: second, history; thltd, literature; and fourth, mslhamuticA And add to these, as accomplishments, tbs study of music first, aud art second, and a <■ m J l!W' 1M SI. girl has a sufficient coarse ot study before 8* wXt ri‘,“1,1 -,y •“ her, with a due regard for her physical wX ’ ’ r t »d ‘ wSS! “ ' o,b0r * welfare. Where other* branches ot atUiJy are deeinsd best or nee*ssary, it is whvr Najs, None. to substitute rather than add. AW <baNj,o bl<M, r »rea a b,.l>4 vq.ul iu n>,. .mt ot kj, Tinkler, Weiaaert aud Walers. Naya, None. Aid. Bennett excused. , Tl(» cirtiar «ybiptom» ot dyspeMa* heartDum and occ vsi-jiial headaches >h<mW uot be Moved by Aid. Weissert that the matter -tuilMed. Take Hxxl*( SarsapariUa to be of fixing gaiter around block In which cured. Hale Kenyon resides be left to St. Com’s. Carried. l|err Weisinaun, a distinguished Ger­ Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, man biologist, has pointed out that the Tinkler, Welssert aud Waters. Nays, None. average duration of the life of birds hi by On mutton of Aid Welssert Council ad­ no peans well- known. Small siuging journed till Friday eve. July 80. '94. E. G. Holbrook. biros live from eight to eighteen years, RtMens have lived 1M years and parrots still kmger in captivity. Fowls bare livCommon Council met in adjourned sescd llruni 10 to 20 years, and swans are 1 slon Fri. eve July 20, '94. Mayor Greusel '•tic tv have attained Che age of 300 years. | presiding. Present at roll call Aid Hicks, Osborn, The long lif’e of birds has been regarded Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. a* l UNtiiensaUon for their lack of fertility Absent at roll call. Aid Bennett, Busby, and the great mortality for their young. and Huffman. Minutes ef meeting of July 18. *94 read Tjie akin of the fruit should never be and approved. eatrtu uot liecatue they are not palatable, To tbe Honorable tbe Mayor and Common or <li»agreeable or are unhealthy In thetd- Council of tbe City of Hastings. We tbe undersigned Jot owners on selves l>ut on account of the danger aris­ Broadway and Green Streets In thd fourth ing from microbes which have penetrated RTtrd of tbe City of Hastings, * do hereby into the curering of the fruit. Everybody petition your honorable body, to extend has noticed at times a slight scratch will the aewer as now constructed to the Court ertaie a considerable sore on the human House, south ou Broadway to the Intersec­ iMklf. It is generally ascribed to an un­ tion of Green and Broadway. Philip T. Colgrovx,healthy conditkin nf the bbapl, but as a G. Y7. Lowry, J. T. Lombard, microscopical examination of the blood will Chester Messer. that it is due to the presence of mlW. N. Chidester, croiin thm iutro laeed Into the system John Bessmer. So with an apple, a peach, a pear, a lemon H. A. Goodyear. j Moved by Aid Tinkler that tho petition i an orange or a grape. The fruit may be bo received and r ‘(erred to the Sewer Co. 1 peift-cily sound and healthy, but on tbe Carried. Ayes, All. I skin <»r covering may be microbe#, which Moved by aid Bhffts that the Recorder in trad need Into the system, will breed ill- be Instructed tn write Revere Rubber Co. icast*. These g-rm-* are not uncommon, and explain to them tbe reason uf the city not sending them the entire amL uf ueilhei are they always present. It la Im­ possible tn eat this covering without iu- their bill. Canried, Ayes, AU. Jurjj, but the danger is suth that ft is best Moved by AM Tinkler that the petition of Frances Graves be rec. and placed ob not to incun tbe risk. nt Additional County News. Moved by Aid. Welosert that the rrarf b' rrm “"’"'"'V '«<■»' reb i£r£?XriI.th' A‘"'" Council Proceeding*. Sure to Cure I.MEi iElL _ ,—o>iw»ni W. Bok. in The Ladles Hom-! Journal, tbat four principal branches of study, with one or two uf the arts, are suffl :i«n; fur a healthful absorption by any ttfri of aver­ , tin iera and wUdlr The frtaiih Im...- held N ret trrdey. « J the f .iai y. SI a Mra E »-r Rnw- |jp~hi 4 1«ibaCC>< c*»py <•» Un- -rate la w piuuibitbig tue sale of cig u' tten io mhinr.N. Tills ailds much to the It nncvnt p>a.*tare of the l*»ys who buy rigaiettis —Grand I’npids Democrat. j. The late Fredrick Sehwatka found the temperature of Bark’s Great Fish river, artic regions, to be seventy-one d-rret-a below the zero of the Falirenheihl scale. .-'V H E best investment T in real estate is to keep build­ ings well painted. Paint protects the house and saves repairs. You sometimes want to sell—many a good house has remained unsold for want of paint. The rule should be, though, "the best paint or none. ” That means The vultrtaiuu.eoi given >•; tie B.ip.bt Aid Society at Ih panu-.nagr in 1 Friday I evening wa< •**•1 . tt> udru and <t very In­ Carlton Cantor. ! terming program roEsh’lnz of r>->-i'n'lous and rauaic was re • nirrk-d —it. -alias Mildred William* of your city wDI ' Mr. and Mrs. Fast’’" <nn have igrii spend her vacation with her m »tbvr and vlMthig the form rs d«trr. Mrs. E. Gugie, grand father. You cannot afford to use cheap ! returnHl Mun*1' y night. W. W. McKibben la the first one . to paints. To be sure of getting Strict­ | Prof. Wym. of <>r«nj Rapids is In to*t> t:»<«-ah hl* cn»p of wheat. Ruf Itn-iii . hat purchased a new en- ly Pure White Lead, look at the tn-day making sir ngeiuiiiia for a class hi viniia music. giau ati>t -vhI soon engage in the thresh­ brand ; any of these are safe: Very »ultab)e catalogues nt «he Midille- ing buslnea* “ Anahor," “Morley," Mrs. Jasper Warner of East Carlton is Vllle schools have been printed and all de­ Xckststa," ' “Ihipaaa,” siring one ot them should get them at in very poor health. 'Biere Is not much •• Armstrong A MeXalvy," “ Boathmra,” once. hopes of her recovery. “Beymar-Baaman," "Bod Baal,” Would it not be a little better for the*c “Davis-Chambers." We don’t hear much talk at»ont the Ok ” Collier,” laws Beach excursion Wednesday mid so young turn that congregab* on tbe corners “ Tahnestoek.” For Colors.—National 1-ead Co.*B we think the people from yourciiy will not evenlugs tv be more quiet? The Adventists of tub place have a Dew Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. be crowded by Mlddlevlillans. Hay is very valuable If drawn from tbe minister, Mr. Michael Vester. can bemr «ufficicnt to tint k pound* of Stnctly county Hue in the evening. An Allegan Purr White Lead he dealreC »hade; they are in Jury will determine the value of such be­ no acnw ready-mixed paint*, but a rombinatioo ■ fore long. of perfectly pure colors in tbe handiest form to • Hood's Harsaparllla Is that while It purifies tint Strictly Pure White Lead. Miss Winnie Andrews and lady friend Of the blotw. nnd wends It ootmlng thr.»u<h khe A good many thousand dollars have been of Wayland visited her slater Mrs. Cora vein* lull oi richness aud health. Il also imparts saved property-owner* by having our book oo DeGolla Saturday, returning Sunday p. m. new life and vixor to cverv function nt the body. painting and color-card. Send ns a postal card, Henretbo expression so often heard . “ Hood's and get both free. Mrs. A. Wilcox of Muskegon is spend­ tUnutparilin made a new person ot me.” Il * national lead co. ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. John overcomes thttdred feeling so common now. ■ ‘ ChicagG Branch,___ Martin. State and Fifteenth St?TeU» Chicago. The farm house of Wm. Credier. west Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, perfectly of town is being Improved in looks by harmless, always reliable aud beneficial. paint, from the brushes of Wm. and Chas. Fenton. NEW BAKING POWDER TRICKS Chas. Schondelmayer was hi the Rapids ou business Moudny. The Way In Which Maker* of Ad illMacaru gets life. Good enough! i Editor Cook of Hastings was iu Middlevilie ly*i week making arrangements for leetlugthe Fraud. tlie Sunday School Rally to Im- held In Hasting!. Aug. 15. We expect Middle- ! Some of tiie baking powder c ininaDic* j? ; are operating a ruanlng trick upon hopse| ville will be well represented. [ A company ot M. <’. R. R. bridge build­ keepers in seuding canvassers around, try­ ers are boarding in town and putting in n ing to impose upon the unwary whai Is [ called tin* foaming test. culvert M>me distance south. A chemical analysta has recently been Quite a little excitement in town this p. m. over a would be ••scrap'” between two made of the baking powders in wliusei In­ of the aged residents of our vlllaae when terest the fraud Is being worked, and it is it was prevented by the Interference of by­ found that a drug has been introdaced c,..r IGeGR&flM. which makes a froth like tbe syrup in soda standers. Tbe Farmer's picnic which has become water. GONKGTIONS'. Pure cream of tartar and soda never an annual occurrauce will lie held at (>uu 1 11 ’L SOFT DRINKS. Lake Aug. 24 nnd 25th. Tbe Middleville produce a froth like tills: but the trick is well calculated to deceive those whuj do band will furnish the music nnd suitable speakers will be provided for the occasion. not know the action of u pure baking pow­ AT TUEArrangements are lieing made for a der in producing 1 aveninggas. Many lady campmeeting to be held In Mr. Wiggins is sufficiently intereaed in the mailer to CFTY BAKERY. Grove near Green Lake commencing Aug. prove the fraud, let her at tbe drug store buy two ounces ot pure cream of tartar and 24th. The MIsm-r Susie nnd Amy Glass who one ounce <>f eoda. mix them thoroughly, have been visiting their brother, W. F. then put a portion In a glass and add wat­ astings ity ank Gias? ot this village, leave Wednesday er—this will reveal the action of a pure for Denton. Mich, to visit another brother. baking powder.1 Any powder that froths Hastings, - - Mi eh. or foams differently from what tho pure Will Laaioraux is visiting his parents. Hallie King ot Bowen's Mills, spent materials do is sure lo contain some tor nr uf adulteration. C .A. IP IT A. L $75,000.00 Sundav with Lena Griswold. SURPLUS 815.000.6U. A baking powder manufactured in Chi­ Don McDcnald of Grand RaplHs.a form-1 cago, and the one moat actively used in er resident of Middleville, was In town . lueurporateO under tbe lav* of U>r mate of last weel- at work on W. E. Keeler's fur- । humbugging the house keepers lately, is Michigan. known to contain albumen Introduced; -for Dace. Open foi business Dec.1ft.i*M. the special purpose of deceiving the eye in Miss Maud Pumphrey Is being initiated officera: Into the secrets nnd duties of a postal i these tests. The adulterant has no leav­ ening power whatever: it Is a filthy Isub- j •. G. Kouius m, Presid«ut; clerk. <X*e*irr Heiser. Viee. Fre>. George Wells of Grand Rapids Is visit­ stance procured from the slaughter bouses D. w R. yiiohl*. Cashier. Ing friends and relatives in and around । In Chicago, and is nothing more nor . less than decomposed blood. It Is used simp­ . orjccToxs: ’ the village. Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. Mary Bitter-1 ly because It makes a great show of troth D. W. Reynold>, |y of Battle Creek are gursls of the form­ —to deceive the housekeeper. D. G. Robinson, K H.-MNNT. Persons to whom this so-called test Is er’s brothers. Will and George Coman. John Oarreth, The singing class met In the high school shown will do well to be careful, before • P. T. CMIgrove. room to night and are through with the using any such powder, so as to ascertain Has the only savings departtn»rat in in Barry usual O OOO etc. used In voice culture. the extent of auy such adulteration. County and pays Interest on all Ume Pure cream of tarter never froths in Will Sackett of Vermontville is now employed as clerk In Keeler & Co.’s store. water; its action Is to liberate leavtmlng gas In tbe dough, it Is a scientific fact that tbe alum powders and those compos­ ed.of blood albumen, are the worst farms Rev. Cross of Chicago preached at the ot adulterated baking powder. But these Cow church last Saturday. can always be distinguished by tbe troth " Ifta Niagara Falla Haute.” Rev. Elmer did not till his appointment they give off, instead of tbat natural effer­ at the 51. E. church Sunday on account of vescence which takes place with the cream stations. sickness In his family. of tartar baking powder. The M. E. society will !>e held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lee one wick Ham Mt? from Friday afternoon. George Jewell was terribly injured al UtMtiOl.l We will refrain from saving very much about the ball game last Saturday between Romeo yesterday by being caught in a belt Lacey and Nashville and Maple Grove in a mill there. SjUTIKOa.....................r.4 io! |t*47| •.lt| 1.00 One need only to look into the faces of Kalamazoo waler usera are paying 5 per C. R. OSBORN. HasUaga the boys for to know It all. Will say the cent more for water this year than last, O.' *. kdooim O. P. * T. A. Cblcaao game was Nashville 43, Itacey 7, Maple and are kicking. Grove 11, Lacey 10. Fifteen thousand Infant lake bass from Frank Patcben and William Norman’s families camped at Bristol Lake a couple the state liatchery have been planted in Turtle Itake, near Tecousha. of days last week. __ __________ Mrs. James Lee and Miss Blanche Miss Daisy Noble Ives, of Detroit, has Barker attended the Free Methodist meet­ been named In take charge of the art de­ TRADE MARK MNMM ing at Castleton Saturday and Sunday. partment in the Purt Huron institute. Chas. Wooley had his thumb broken at In Huron coutily during 1893 there the ball game Saturday. * were 809 births and 297 deaths. During 1892 there were 757 births and 223 deaths. Ban field. Kalkaska’s huckleberry crop la a dreary, _ ANO While Elbert Edmands and wife were returning home last Friday night from hopeless failure this season. Last year 5,000 bushels were shipped from rtat Battle Creek, their horse became frighten­ ed at an engine threshing on the Corey point -POSITIVELY CVBEBfarm Id tbe road, partially demolishing the The Big Four railroad officials Have no­ buggy and came very nearly taking tiw tified the strikers at Benton Haflxr tbat life of Mrs. Edmunds. Such things as they need never expect to gW back on > the setting the engine iu tbe road to thresh road. Sleeplessness and all derange manta of tbs should be stopped. Coxeltes straggled Into Saginaw yester­ Nervous Syatem. Last week whortle berries, threshing and wheat at 46c tfas the program around here. day on foot, and were trying to secure 850 At the blacksmith shop the harvest was from the street railway company, offering of setting tires last week, and the glare of to camp wherever the company may select the furnace fire shone way long into the The offer was not accepted. night It took aboat 200 citizens to stop a dog Purely Vega table, guaranted free fn The loe cream social held last week was fight on the streets of Union City. Af­ opiate*, l(M) full sire doses, 50c. a soccees and netted the young ladies ter the curs were separated an altercMlou D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Ri took place between the spectators In which chXL(Mich 816. A Haring* Bank Maya b* cannot I We are reliably informed that the par­ blows were freely exchanged. too much in favor of ••Adlrante,’’ Wbsala ade on Rally Day at Hastings. August 1.7,Heart and Nerve Cure. The weekly shipments of lumber from will commence at 11 o'clock sharp, the Pretmred by Wheeler and Vaher Msdte procession parching through Maiu St. Menominee river now average leas than Oo.. Cedar Spring*. Mich. Sold by. and thence direct to tbe fair ground where 15.000,000 feet, as shown by the custom house reports. Of this amount but 5,200,— a picnic dinner will be held. Let our Sunday School make an excellent show­ ooo feet have beeo aent to lower lake HASTINGS, MICH ports. ing. 1 Strictly Pure White Lead r Nr H C B , ADIROJM Wheeler's Heart j I Nerve1 re ■■■A HEfiRT DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Bpllepsy. - �Hastings Banner Thursday, July >6, 189^. XHIHALL L. COOK. KSHjr. THM HASTDtGS. MICH., rOfiTOmCI, aroiiST 14. 1879- EDITORIAL NOTES FUSION AGAIN. Already the political jugglers are In tbe field attempting tn again bring about a fusion of “anything and everything to beat tbe republican party” regardless Gf principle. One who Is most interested in forwarding such a scheme is the editor of tho Journal, whu only recently promised to be a good democrat. In last weeks Is­ Sue of tbe Journal was the following evi­ dently emanating from Brother Dennis:— “Whats to binder a union ticket being put up hy the opposition to the republi­ cans? Why not meet in township caucus­ es, tach party to be equally represented te (he county convention from each town, etc.” Evidently the Populists of this county don’t have the same kind consideration for the democratic party as tbe Journal might think, fur at the Populist county couveu(ion held iu this city June 23rd test, that parts1 passed the following resolutions:— “We, the representatives of the People's party of Barry Cqunty, In convention as­ sembled hereby reaffirm our alllgianec to tho principles enunciated in -the Omaha platform and point to the record of our representatives in congress as an evidence of their loyallty to that platform. We meet at this time under conditions which see every prophesy then made fulfilled In every indlctmeut which was made therein against the “Republican and I^embsratic*' parties proven.” After this round denunciation at tbe hands of the party from which our demo­ cratic •(?) contemporary asks assistance, tbe only possible way to bring about a fusion is by some -contemptible political juggling by a few tricksters who are not new at the business. If th«y Succeed, and they are working hard for it, then tbe voters ff Barry County who will swallow such a mess havn’t the sound judgment that they have been given credit ftir. We admire principle. If any mkn is a populist or a democrat, nnd. honestly be­ lieves in his party, then well and good. He is entitled to his opinion just as well and fully as though he held some different opinion. But a man who will so juggle with bls political opinions as to mix them up with something that he doesn’t believe in, something that he wouldn’t advocate, simply to place a few office seekers In power, must forfeit all respect in a political sense, and cast his vote with a blind conscience. This same dose a few tricksters tried to force down the pecks ot voters two years ago. It didn’t succeed; It ought not to succeed and It will not succeed now. We are aware that-there is an element in the democratic pdrty and element in the populist party of this county that will do all ttiey can to (use. Tbe best and most prominent members of each party*, comprising those who bold their political convictions as sacred and not to be tampered with, are decidedly opposed to fusion, or any action which will compromise their better judgment Time Brings Change*. Again the wisdom of the republican party and Its principles have received the hearty endorsement of all the better ele­ ment of tbe American people, te bringing out the strong arm of the government to put down anarchy and rebellion, that have kindled Its.fires In many of the great cities of the nation and teaugurated a reign of terror that was to strike fear and conster­ nation te tbe hearts of men everywhere; nnd trusting lo their vaunted doctrine of state rights, they said as did that arch traitor, Jeff Davis, “all we want is to be left alone,” and tbat old fossil affarehlst Altgeld, nnd hto right honor Mayor HopkkM,of tbe City of Chicago, said: “we want no government Interference Mr. PreaMsnt, we stand on tbe broad old demoeratk ground of state rights, and let them bans Chicago, if they want to, let them block the mail trains, and destroy the mails, let them break up all Internal eootaseroe, and make huge bonfires of our eities. Jet red handed anarchy with blud­ geon and torch revel, if they want to, as long aa they keep inside of state lines. Mr- President, you will please keep quiet, just aa Buebanan did. Ke looked our con­ stitution through and teoaogk and found H>g> at lut endortad by them. U another probably aUU being relufurred by lhe repnbllean triumph, .bowing In wbleh equally low rate, which tbeae same .team­ party the advance thought and progress era otter ou their return trips- Tbv ques­ Ilea, so too of the republican doctrine of tion will not down because- of the rate protection they claimed te their Chicago quarrel. It wtl not down until those pisiform that It was unconstitutional, yet people are forbidden these shores; until they can’t agree upon any schedule with they are taught liberty does uot mean the doctrine of protection left out, and Lhe lioenro; until they come to haute a whole­ suspense and uncertainty as to what they some fenr of offending against American will do, has hang up and parallzed tbe laws, nor until rich, institutions as the beriness of tbe country as It was never Tammany’s big and little cease from run­ parallzed before Imports and exports are ning these lurbnlait, alien raised, anar­ falling off, issuing bonds tn pay running chistic Imbued beings through naturaliza­ expenses, the gold reserve running tion mills. Not one of tills class Is fitted down to about sixty millions, laborers go­ by raising, thought or previous condition ing idly up and down the streets hungry for American citizenship; not one of them and a winter soon here again. With charity but looks upon all law assA« irksome re. soup much thinner than It was last winter, attaint. It is a mistake to allow them to we can hardly wonder that strikes are lhe land’and a greater mistake to admit them to citizenship and then arm them with the order of the day, with such an outlook. We have only one ray of sunshine te all power to do evil. If now they are really of this dark outlook, and that Is to just leaving, and it may bto doubted, let not one possess your souls in patience a little straw be laid in the way of their depar­ while longer and the party which for a ture.—G. R. Herald. generation sped this nation forward, with a progress such as has never been equaled “Honest John” Club. by any nation, will take the reigns again An “Honest John” Club has been form­ and drive on to a better condition of pros- ed. not te opposition to the ••One Tenn perity and happiness. Movement,” but as opposed to the purposes of that movement as the present Communication. time. Foltowing are the resolutions The deranged condition of our •ffalra adopted by the Club:— politically and socially is a general topic “Resolved, That we, working and loyal among men at present, and the heavy re­ members of the republican party of the sponsibility resting on the people and our State of Michigan, hereby declare that it rulers Is very great. From the condition is our firm belief and deliberate judgment of society and the times It behooves ell that tbe Hon. John T. Rich has made a taw abiding citizens to inform themselves record as an able and honest executive of so that they may perform the duties of tills state. citizens intelligently. It is sad to know “Whereas, Under trying circumstances, that anarchy and anarchists are here he has done his duty, “hewing to the line among ns. It is not a native of this and letting the chips fall where they may, country; It has been imported frotti the old “having only in view the maintenance of world, but some ©f our native born are tbe integrity of the state. becoming tinctured with it Many of "Whereas, It has been the custom of them would scorn the Idea if (old they the republican party, te tbe past, to place were anarchists. Anarchists are men tbe seal of its approval on tbe administra­ who band themselves together and set tew, tion of an officer bj- tendering him a re­ order at defiance and claim that might is nomination. right I class with these (all that stand ‘•Whereas, Without any declaration in bgck and pick them on and sympathize words, we know that the Hon. John T. wltii them, and must all orders namely Rich is a republican and has no desire the clergy, most all newspapers, officials affiliate with any other party. of the law, all speak of the mob of strik­ “Resolved, That with bis record for his ers in too tender terms, instead of telling platform, wc now favor the nomination of tlwm that they were anarchists and would “Honest John” for a second term, and have to be put down by the strong arm of pledge ourselves to do all In our power to the law and punished with the utmost" \loct him. 4 rigor. I have no soft soap for such men . The New York Press, a bright and vig ­ who become taw breakers and murderers.I have heard men within the last few orous Republican Daily, edited by Hon. davs on our streets express great sympa­ Robert B. Porter, formerly Superintend­ thy for the strikers and wish they would ent of the United States Census, is an bum up Pullman with his factory and earnest ehampiom of tree silver coinage. destroy all the railroads centering in In a recent article it shows tbe advantages Chicago, such men are anarchists. Many enjoyed by nations which haw made the are afraid to call crimes and men by their freest and largest use of silver in tlseir right names. From policy some want coinage. It says. “Germany, for example, was upon a thljlr votes, others want their patronage.' 1 have no such wgnte, I neither want single silver basis when the war with their votes or patronage. If a man is a France was fought, and tbe civilization of thief call him so. These labor unions, the cduntry, like its military power, was their officers, the rank and file know tbat never higher. France is, and forcenturles when thej\go on a strike tbat in order to has been, one of the mqst civilized nations be successful they as surely come In con­ in the world. .It has led mankind in Ibe flict with the taw as they commence the useful arts, and In the meantime it has strike, and to carry these points, will and proved itself to be possessed of resources do commit arson and murder. The tabor which have permitted it to recover from unions are tbe most unjust, tyrannical disaster more quickly than any other Eu­ monopolies tbat exist to-day. They are ropean nation has ever done. But France tbe first to cry “monopoly.” There is not has always used sliver more largely . _ than one of those railroad men who struck but an^ M this moment Its stock of sllgreater than tuan any Inexistence in existence outride what Is paid better wages than any farm |I ver is Rreater laborer in tbe state of Michigan. Not of India. Our own revolutionary war was fought with depreciated paper money, nnd one ot them wuuld work on the farm at the wages paid. There is not a labor un­ the southern rebellion was suppressed ion man, I venture to say, if he will be with greenback currency. Gold was clear honest, but will say that he Jias not receiv­ out of reach In both cases. Tbe civiliza­ ed one cents benefit, from the union. A man tion of this country was never higher than that joins them signs away liberties that darfhg the civil war, and never did auj he needs and will want What a sad nation display more constantly the virtues state of affairs we have come to that It be­ of patriotism, devotion and seif sacrifice. comes possible tbat one man at his behest It is admitted by all competent authorities or command may order thousands of toil­ that ludia has accomplished more for the ers and workers to quit, drop tools, step development of Its manufacturing Indus­ oat, quit work whether or no they wish to. tries tbe last 20 years, when gold was at a Sovereign claims tbe authority to order premium, than during any other period te oat between three and four millions of its history. This Is true also of Mexico men. The people stand aghast with and of Japan. The debasement of silver bated breath. Will he.do it? Is such a has acted really as a stimulus to the Inter­ state of things possible? Just stop and nal commerce of three countries. It has think, every body—what a huge ttavesty urged them toward a large measure of self­ dependence.” upon our free country. These words are all the more significant Must such things be? shall they -be? are questions of the utmost importance. They as coming from a paper of recognized in­ will have to be met and that soon. There fluence auiHapidly increasing circulation is something radically wrong aud has been te the great commercial and financial cen so for a .long time past This trouble tre of tbe country. reaches far buck. In tbe future we want oar best men to legislate te state and na­ tion. Men wise enuagh and patriotic enough to make concessions to the will ef the people. A. D. Still, Hastings, Mich. Socialism as has been demonstrated dur­ ing tbe last two weeks, la anarchy and treason. But the socialists as well as tbe anarchists have been eowed since they have ascertained the fact that tbe repub­ lic to strong enough and beloved enough by all tbe people, tbat if tbe belief shall at any time become general tbat the safety ®f any portion of any state to in peril, and that tbe U. tt. malls are there obstructed, the processes of the courts defied and the rights of tbe interstate commerce invaded, an army inch as Grant and Lee never Hot once Mure In the history ot oeeu navigation were steerage rates so cheap as now. From New York to Europe tbe rate te 910, and tbe proapects are It will go stU! lower. This rate has caused an ex­ learn and never forget Mflalflt, bat it is odus to rot te; It being estimated that each trans-Atlantic steamer sailing for Europe leader*, north and south, march to tbe de­ that when the resolution approving of fense of tbe republic and tbe destruction President Ctevetand’s course te putting •eogqra. If these six hundred were made of anarchy, regardless of State lines or of down the Dena* rebeliwa was sabraitted ■p of that undesirable ctaro of aliens who protesting governors and mayors.—Chica­ I have flocked lo our shores and whose. go Inter Decan. ocratk ®C£nbers north and south voted *1- presence is most undesirable, the ship companies would earn the gratitude of More than one hundred of' Chicago’s except Biand, ot Missouri, who is evident­ every American. If tbat class which are leading bankers, merchants and manufac­ ly trimming his Mils for tlwi Populist first In every mob, first te every species turers have united te the following appeal: of violence which follows in the irate of a “The whole country demands that con­ Thus after thirty years and gress termlaate tbe pending tariff legtatafirst to burn, pillage and destroy on every tion immediately. Failure to diapoae of tbe queatten quickly will work Incalcula­ ble tea* and Irreparable Injury to financial aid Industrial interests." Such a petition every boater" (rote this materially- It burines. OUR they would know how to plan and to do, but with doubt and uncertainly rim­ George Coe’s Saturday. Mr. Park. of Battle Creek, visited bn ing st them from every direction it to Im­ son Alvab, Sunday. possible. .Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Price were gawrta at Luther Root’s of Yankee Springs, Friday. Oalrnulu Wllwn My, U»t be I, »UII In Alvah Park la visiting hb brothers, tarot oT Tariff reform. For alioul a year Charlie and Irving at Assyria Crttef. Elder Trott of tbe M. E. church, Nash­ and a half the people bare b«u waiting ville, baptized 12 by immersion at Gregg’s and witching 10 see wbat Tariff reform crossing Sunday. mean, and at Ibla ri>lf ®* ,h* " Clarence and Stella Baebellrr were at seems to be defined about aa follow.:— Pine lake Wednesday in search of buckle •■Tariff reform la‘that Died aud unyielding berries. ttieorellcal opinion which we as demo­ crats bare Individually, tbat caunot be moulded Into anything when taken col­ lectively. It. object It to k reduce the revernea that It It will compel tbe country to Issue bonds to meet the dettelt. It 1. tbat policy which we want to see applied to all Industrie, except Ihoee In which we, as democrats, may be Individually Interest­ ed financially." Hastings Markets. Butter. Stoll Lard per lb., te Potatoe* per bu., 80 to 1.00. Bye per bu.40. Tallow per lb . 3HOats per Du.. ». . Barley per ou. so to i». Debs has been instrumental In causing tbe destraction of millions of dodlora worth of property, and causing the laboring men of this country to lose millions in wages. But then he’s gut to do something to earn that 83000 salary. When tbe laboring men come to count the cost though, thev’ll find such Bosses as Debs are expensive Chick ae draared.saodt. Turkeys, dressed. 11. Beef dressed. Ate* BMf Uve. to J, Mutton, dressed, a Wool, 10 to IB. luxuries. The labor leaders have put their hands in the treasuries of their various organiza­ tions and drawn ont big fat sums to hire lawyers to get Debs out of his scrape. But lets see. How do these labor organi­ zations get their money? And In the end wont the laboring men have to foot all these bills. There seems to be no candidate against feed A. Maynard, for Attorney General. The republican party will by no means suffer If there is not. If nominated Mr. Maynard will be elected by a rousing ma­ jority and will give the people of the slate excellent administration of Its legal affairs. What about the tariff bill that was cer­ tainly to be passed by July 1st and relieve the country from the suspense of months and months. Democratic premises and and democratic performances are two very different things. Sovereign says “We’ll win if it takes five years.® During that time he will have received 916,000 as salary, and will be pretty well prepaired to take care of him­ self at least, no matter what may happen elsewhere. In their conferences on the Tariff bill the democrats have excluded the republi­ can members of the committee. When the wreck Is complete though they’ll invite them in to view the ruins. If the labor organizations would strike on paying Debs a 93000 salary they would benefit themselves most. Additional Local News. The water ,uppl, ot tht, city I, earning some concern. We doubt It there la a city in thia country that has a better anil more wholesome supply ot water than thia city. Hut tor Up past year or two and especial­ ly during the summer wisa when so much water la uwd tor sprinkling purpos­ es, tbe water In the well baa greatly low­ ered. When the official test was made after tbe work, were completed, the en­ gines ot tbe pomp bouse were put lo test in an attempt to lower the water In the well. For two hours they labored, and drew from tbe well a large stream off wat­ er, but did not lucceed In lowering the waler. Aa la known onr water la derived from drive wells, some three inch plpea being driven down to the second and third veins ot water from wbleh onr supply Is received. It Is claimed by soma that qulek sand has been thrown up out ot the pipes and at present about two feet ot quick sand Is In the bottom ot the well and nnre that It thia were cleaned out that our well would be as good aa ever. Others elalm that there la an endless supply ot waler and that more pipes should be driv­ en down. In support ot thia they call at­ tention to the fact tbat no matter bow low the water gets In the well. It never lowers In tbe test pipe, but constantly Sow, OT,r the top In an endless stream, tbe same u It has ever since the Met pipe wen first pul In. It the fountain heed ot onr supply was giving out then the teat pipe would certainly lower. urei sure and Axiom' I her real MUte Bll 25 Vaiocd CosiointK 392 The SHERWIN WILLIAMS Go. Covers Most—Looks Best— Lasts Longer than any Other Paint. AGENCY. W. H.qOObYMR The Modern Druoolst GRANT'S Men's HoseJUST THE SORTS AND SIZES MEN WITH SMALL FEET WILL REJOICE IN. A FEW LOTS OF THE 25. AND 50c, KIND. 2 PAIRS FOR 25c.—WONT LAST LONG. Collar Buttons. DON’T YOU KNOW WE ALWAYS KEEP A NICE LINE—SOLID GOLD AND PLATED GOODS. ENAM­ EL AND PEARL BACKS AND OUR PRICES ARE ABOUT HALF THAT OF REGULAR JEWELERS. Lawn TiesWAS THERE EVER A TIME WHEN SO LITTLE MONEY WOULD GIVE YOU SUCH NICE ONES MADE UP. IN BOWS AND STRINGS, joe. IS THE CITY PRICE FOR THE ONE WE SELL FOR mc. AND OUR STRING TIES HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO 15c. PER DOZEN. Neglige Shirts. OURS ARE THE MON­ ARCH BRAND, THS KIND YOU SEE SO MANY WEARING AT PRESENT. JUST AS EASY FOR _ YOu* TC WEAR ONE OF THIS NICE FITTING KIND AS A POORLY MADE ONE. SAME QUALITY LAST SEASON SOLD FOR tt.oo, EARLY THIS SEASON SOLD LOTS OF THEM AT >x.W. ft.g. IT’S A LITTLE LATE NOW SO WE let YOU HAVE THEM FOR JUST $i.oo. Trunks. WE HAVE A ,FEW TRUNKS AND SATCHELS LEFT FROM THE DEANE STOCK THEY ARE IN r”’” WAY, SEE US IF NEED ONE. A penod in onr ]ife h now arrived when it l^c-oZ nectary for us to talk pUi“ ly, but kindly to you V, us for the sake of truth and friendship, and listen ttat our words'may well a!1d trX be understood and let no an­ ger arise in your hearts WP had confidently hoped that thus new departure in UUI trade which we are about to make might never be&une necessary, but alan! -mang inhumanity to man" and the serious bnsine-H depression of the entire country has decreed otherwise. We have from time to time loaned a large number of our customere sums which aggregate several thousands of dollars from our stock of gootfs. and which is still outstanding. The larg­ er portion, of this money is loaned (in goods) without either interest or security, and as mucli as we require it to do business, and still be able to accommodate our friends it-will now only come to us in small sums. Therefore we hereby an­ nounce to all our customers and fhe public generally that from the date of August 1st. 1894, we are compelled, for the reasons set forth, toaaopt the strictly cash system of trade, with every man. jroinan and c hiltj. However; we will say to al! those now in­ debted to nsand also to til­ ers, we want your trade. Yon (till still want clothing and gtxxlij in onr line, and we shall be happy to see you whenever you hat s the cash to offer us in payment. It will tie in our power to sell you goods at lower prices than ever, as we shall cease to bear tbe well known losses of the credit system. The public .already know tbat losses in trade must be borne by some one. How important it is then to yon that you deal with those who,do a strictly cash business, as time and money will always be saved. The current expenses of any merchant doing a bijfiness for ready pay is far less than others, and it requires no scholar to see. that he can truly afford and will give you better bargains, as there are no dead horses to be paid for, no book accounts lost, nor paid twice, and both jiarties feel that value has been re­ ceived and money saved by that best of all, the ready pay system. In closing we will add that some of our credit business has always been equal to cash, as it was cheer­ fully tendered us every month. It is therefore with some regret that we have decided to make no distinction in our customers, but strictly refuse one and all As you will readily see. no lines whatever can be drawn in this matter, (except be­ tween credit and cash) with­ out giving serious offense. JJo not therefore ask ub to make a single exception to tlie hne we have marked out, as your pleading would be- fruitlw®With us then, the days for doing a credit business will close forever on the morning of August 1st, 1894. but onr stock of goods will be larger than ever, and we will sell any goods in our store at lo per cent above cost. We re- . main as ever yours, meaning business in earnest. E. W. MORRILL & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. �hasting., BANxNER ’ finlrsdar, July »«94w. R. COOK. LogM Editor. . . rinxi; in the DRUG LINE Hiro Frosh and Cheap FRED L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST’S. agent of the Moan. Bible flsso elation,. * FOR BURRY GO. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION * ■ This week, 82 quires. ■■ editors of the Charlotte Republican has PERa0N**-MENT|ON been appointed private secretary lo Sena­ tor Patton, of Grand Rapids. The appolntmeut is a well deserved compliment to Mr. Baxter and speaks well fur tbe d«j . l» Kilanuzoo j«t„. । good judgment of Senator Patton. Mr. Baxter’s friends are well pleased. Sunday. 'M1“cr '» Woodland । On account of the Epworth League As-I sembly at Ludington, Mich. Tbe Michi ­ "— The Michi- Mlc’i’a,’"1'1'"' ““ from Northern gan Central■ will sen tickets one rm! and ............att tine 1— ------fare for '■■■■■ Good] one thUrd the round trip. Gvud going July 18th. to29tb., returning until lut Stet. f '°Dn' w« In Grand Rapid, August 25th. Children at one half lhe above rate. turned to Lowell C. R. OSBOHN, Agent. B*y View*0™1 S®101 hu burned from On and after August 1st, Jos. Rogers A Co. will sell -.............. Alb,0“- “ visiting their goods for cast only, thereby suffering . no losses from bad' debts and Enabling the in visiting sell . ____ _______ r their _ goods much cbeapThis is the only just *- •*— ;__t system In tbe upon which to do business and does nut compell those who pay cash lo pay lhe In Kalatn7^.Shrl"er *' vto,tl“« ralatlrea bad debts incurred by others. Butter and etgs will be taken at cash prices. I" ^l“T££ °f H°W,rd «*. »« Do not miss reading the new system of rebate that a few of our merchants have «l>Xta^A,,W“Co- ’‘-'M In adopted. You are not obliged to trade any number of dollars before your cou­ of u pons are good. Any amount from one cent up will pass same as that much cash for anything hi F. R. Pancoast’s slock. Callon L. E. Stauffer. E.>y. Hogle, W. H. Goodyear. Hicks A Spence or Woolley •■In In Mld'dte'iu*"1' *’ ’U“I1W *ler p*r’ A Bronson for coupons with your trade. to *%•*-**.. <oXn^„X,n<' re,on,'<i T“«- ■aaaaMMMBBM*, = WE: To mystify and astonish bat state plain facts that can be'easily demonstrated. FIRST—If you are building a home then you will do well to examine the various kinds of beating apparatus. SECOND—Ita a fact that people object to soft coal USE BIG WOftDS KA KPT BUILb A “0U5E W1THOUT A Dull I BUT fl FURNACE WITHOUT SEEINQ U5. WEISSERT BROS, H/IRbWARE MERCHANTS. A Square Deal WE BpxTLUT, Tomi.t xbox axd bidek. I .Fred Evcleshymer was taken sick In Chicago, with a fever, where he has been | at work for a couple of months, and was brought home Friday by bls brother. Prof. | Eycleshymer. of the Chicago University. । H. H. Hpneywell, of Prairieville, was hi the city last week. He was one of tbe . many boys in blue that was remembered by the present administration with a letter from the pension department cutting down his pension from 88 to 84 per mooth. tbe elder member of the firm has praclici d law in this county and bolds a prominent place among the bar of tbe state. The Junior member is a young man of recogulxed ability, who is well qualified to attend to lhe growing practice of tbe firm. Tbe । Baxxek wishes tbe new (inn the success I with which It will do doubt meet. Bad luck seems to follow Frank Hams I E. A. Matteson returned train a whml •"•irlpInnonbemMfeblxm.,,., “k ARE HERE house. Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ Everyone who buys once comes again, and invites his friends to come We are selling our goods as low as they too. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profit^, but have prices down to the lowest notch. knocked Mrs. John .Spenre has retarned tram a visit In Kan^u after an absence ot several weeks with her mother here. and party who are camping at Middle Mrs. C. R. Osborn and daughter returnLake In a tout. Last week In going from tbe city tn the camping spot some gasoline ed home Tuesday from nearly two montbs out of a can tbat Will Babcock visit at her old home in Worcester, Mass. L. A. Dunlap and F. M. Woodmansee slopped was carrying. Will pulled a el gar out of । Mrs. G. Rouse and daughters Lean a and of Hastings, were in town last- Thursday. We expect Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap will re­ his pocket with tbe Intention of extracting Minnie, Mrs. Charles Westbrook and baby from it all the gentle comforts that come and Mias Ada Booth, of Lowell, spent turn here for permanent residence some from smoking after a hard days wort. Sunday with J. E Hogle and family. lime this season and their old neighbors Tbat was will be oleased to welcome them.—Ver­ Next be struck a match. enough. A sheet of flame sprang up all Harry Salsbau^b, of Prichard vi lie, montville Echo. • I around him. Thoughts of anarchists and while In bathing ink lake near that place Marriage licences, according to an opintbe strikers at Chicago were uppermost in was drowned Friday, tbe funeral taking oin tiled Friday by Attorney-General bls mind and taking himself by tbe boot place-Sunday. Ellis, cannot be suppressed. __ _ clerk . Tbe straps be lifted himself oat of the baggy Ciias-McCard, the Grand Rapids mur­ of Monroe County recently refused the •nd finally managed to put out the Ire derer, passed through this elty Tuesday Democrat there permission to copy the which was rapidly spreading over tbe morning for Jackson prison, where be is marriage licenses, lie appealed and tbe boggy. Bat this wasn’t all. One of tbe matter was settled aa above atated. ladles didn’t want “those horrid newspaper­ On account of the Republican State__ men” to know about this part of IL One life. There are quite a few whom we have s«ciation at Grand Rapids, tbe Michigan day all tbe members of the party were Central will sell excursion tickets at one oat fishing. Mrs. Hams retained first, heard express a determination to bunt es­ fare for the round trip July 30th and llsL and coming near the tent heard certain pecially for Carter’s snake frqpn now on, Limited to return not later than August mysterious noises emansting from within. and baamply prepared to give tbe old fel­ low a big dose of lead if they run across l»t- Children one-half the above rate. She yelled and simultaneously a half a him as has been done occasionally the past dozen bogs ran out of tbe tenL and when C. R. Osbokx, Agent few years. Tbe times are hard but tbe ouley and Bronson of ibis city have at a safe distance calmly reviewed her, person or persons wbo capture this snake built up a splendid trade by doing jast as with their faces covered with flour, butter, dead or alive will have no Deed of worry­ they advertise. Now they adverth hackle-berry pie etc. Frank says that lie ing tbe remainder of their lives as to where give their customers laces, put on heel knows now tbat misfortune never comet* tbe next meal will oonje from. Tbe peo­ Pbites. sew up all rips free. K singly. But my, wbat an awful looking your ple of Barry County woaM turn In a good eJ’e on their announcements, an they will place tbat tent was after those upwdeomed many hundred dollars In admission just to h»»e something that will aarprhe visitors finished their raid on the larder. ----- - ------—:M —Aa 1 haae- get a glimpse of the old fellow if be was bat remember they will do ,urt as U>ry dead or safely caged. advertise. friends tor a *«J or two after IL walking advertisement for. our can be sold anywhere. Chester Mewr and M. L. Oook Intend rao7"",*J■V,'’ 'Or * ,e’ “V Geo. lionsinger, of Kingston, Mexico, visited John Bessmer and family last week. “Lieutenant Governor” M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was in tbe city Monday on legal business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thiers, of Efsie, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Williams. Gus McNaughton, of Battle Creek, and Fra ik Horton are camping at Crooked like t ils week. I B, O. C. Kunze and sun Otto, of Ithaca, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schumann. Mrs. Chas. Brown and family returned to Chicago Mondiy after spending several sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really ment clear through. The Mtaea Mary and Oracle Grant are visitin, relative, in Woodland this week. Mrs. Cora Babcock and child of Jacksmi, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Hogle. . Miss L. Jean McLaughlin left on Tuesday for an extended trip on the Great Lakes. Is what we give to every customer. a “'1,"'"’"'--a™‘l«lilnthere|I> the city. J«s»n and Mb, Mar, McElwain risked reitlvct hi Bellevne aad Olivet last week. Because they smoke invention out in the line of furnaces. By the induction of heated air over the fire and around the fire pot all the smoke is burned, so you have no smoke and no dirt. You also have the advantage of using soft coal which is the cheapest and most powerful of fuels, and you save all trouble from soot We are also agents for the Peninsular Furnace, which burns hard coal, soft coal or wood. ’ 1 <i . want lo get qpr prices ou ladies | doing excellent work In bis line and he nn l ; .ii lreu^ hose. We have a job fbt proposes to have his surroundings in ‘keep tfnnilu' at about half price at the Jt»ckeL Ing. | A Mass Meeting of the Sabbath Schools AD> /. 4i» pair of walking shoes to; close <r.:f j: le.-.- than wholesale price. Wp can In Irrlng township will be held on Mon­ sivi^v'ii money on them. ‘They are the day a in. the30th.. Iu the M. E. church Irving, wheti addresses will be delivered besqgood.-. at the Racket by lhe Rev. A. D. Grigsby, Chairman of . W.- are still In the millinery business the executive Committee for carrying out and Ail; sell you goods cheaper -than any tbe necessary arrangements for the forth­ Otb<r house in Barry Co. Pmx Smith, coming Barry County Rally Day, and the At the Racket. Rev. W. W. Taylor, of Hastings. All ( ampinx parties at the lakes are wry I Sunday School workers aud those Inter­ numerous now. and by the way the weathested are earnestly invited to attend. ' cr i-n i-at til nniavorablc for one who is I Meeting at 8. ” fortunate enough as to be able to linger V*lC5ward F. Botum and Miss Lillian : arouixl p>e water. 1 । Wardell were united in marriage Thure'Ve have lhe patent half soles for your day evening last. Tbe groom Is one of shoes, (.'an be put on In five minutes by the traveling representatives of the firm of any one. If you have >ore or tender feet or | Fredrick Ingram A Co., Detroit and a rheumati-ic. it will pay you to try them. young man of splendid abilities. The • For -afe at the Racket. bride was one of the most prominent Mr?. Milan Waldorff entertained a teachers in our schools. The happy young number of ladies from this c t •. at her couple start out in lire with the best home ti Hope Saturday. All of them, wishes of a host of friends to whom they about 40 in number, took? dinner nt Dan will be “at home” after Aug. 1st. at on Reynolds cottagp at Wall Lake. | East Green St. Road Commissioners can find 3 loch Hon. Jas. Sweezey and son Wm. B. Bridge Plank at our yard in Hastings. Sweezey, have formed a partnership for Other people cau find anything they want the practice of law. the firm . name being Fur many years । in the line of lumber and shingles. . । Sweezey A Sweezey. Why? THIRD—The KERNAN Smoke Consuming Furnace is the latest and best 7,1h“X:°'F'ni°o1’ '-'«•< 1 am told that John W. Fitzgerald ot r«.Xp1 Grand Ledge is ambitious lo represent the northern district of Eaton County In lhe ’penl SuM">state legislature. He Is one of the smart­ est politicians in that neck of the woods, S’,“b• Of K*'*n>azoo, vl.Hed a splendid campaigner, and would make a •'“* T"wn«nrl Monday. capable legislator. With Miner 8. Kesler K M. Gardner, or Traver,.- citv was (or Senator, and A. G. Butler nnd Fitz­ here on business Friday gerald in the house Eaton County would visbe abjy represented.—Detroit Tribune, trudge Smith will address the Epworth Co.. B»rv<ifier. changes for advertisement League Assembly aud Training School •j. • reach this office Tuesdays at latest to near Ludington next .weekTuesday. /ThlT hwbw insertion in the issue of the week" Is an association gotten up on something - . »lien Brought. , the same plan as Bay View Is. A beauti­ pit^ram for the*K. P.’s has ar- ful spot tias£eeu selected near Ludington, t: cottages and other buildings erected, and I a fine program of lectures secured. From « HI Itoelker. or NU«,wu sold for Ottawa Beach ! | there Judge Smith will go lo his cottage *” ’r,*k ,0 »«•«« hl» Parents. ' at Bay View for a few months reereaHon. : new*ln photograph}- can be II Christmas, the photographer has been C' *“'* are vlaIH« reYaHves In Grind R,p|da Christmas 51 nd io. | making some splendid improvements in Ruth Gonld w,nl t„ T„„n(. |u( a<.* photographs that Dever । his gallery bver v.t-f Huffman uuuuiiui ’s hardware uniuwarv store. wore. n Chrlslin.., the tellable pho- , T1„. ra,ln, |w„ „M1|r pn|M.n.d Thursday to speed the summer. ■I- Izn.lt irmdhrr I. ,„lte Mrlous)). painted, new carpels put down and many •<i Monday, a couple of Other improvements made that make bls IH k< her home |„ thc Rfcond Win) ■Ing the first to go through studio one of lhe neatest and most attract­ Hr. ’snd Mm Walker Matthew, or ive places in the city. Mr. Christmas Is Grand Rapids. ,peD, Sond,y ln llle C,(J furnaces. so, and they’re so dirty. We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY We are not here for a day, nor for reliable. a month. W. H. SPENCE. E take pleasure in announcing to our friends and the public generally that on and after SEPTEMBER 10th we propose to conduct our bus­ iness, both buying aud selling, on the cash plan. A long experience in the clothing business has convinced us that the system of selling goods on credit to be paid for when convenient is a most vicious one. The increased expense of doing a credit business, on account of book­ keeping and collecting, the amount of inevitable losses every year because of bad debts, which will occur, notwithstanding the most careful discrimination; the loss of interest from having a large amount of capital “tied up” in book accounts all render necessary a large margin of profit which has to be consid­ ered as business expenses and paid for by the cash buyers. Besides this, the bad feeling constantly occurring because credit is given to one customer and refused to another, and the disagreeable necessity of being obliged to dun customers for past due accounts, confirms us in our determination in the future W to sell only for cash. R. K. GRANT .............. ” ” �The Evening News, 60,000 “The Great Daily of Michigan.' irAXTTlJQ 1 JllirjE flvfl I nd, «■ even a shorter period, wUl suffice to convince you Chat “ The Great Daily of Michigan” is so interesting and valu­ able that so long as you may live you will continue a subscriber, and would no more think of stopping than you would of cancelling your subscription to your homo paper. It is complete and accurate in every department of news, giving also much special matter for men, women and. children. Think Of the testimonial of oo.ooo homes which now receive and welcome The Evening Newt. fDTTDFU 2 ©eat* pw Capr. . $125 FOE 3 MONTHS BY MAIL. . . 10-ate.Wwk. we. town and city I TMkhUon. J *5 BHMLDT Street, DETROIT, MICH. 222222222222222 and whatever apology wm due for fol­ frayed Intense anger. lowing it he made by ent*r®y “No, sir. Nothing of the kind. ing. abstaining from meddling ki «>• “What do you mean to insinuate?^ ,ff.ln. of anybody «•!»*• *"■’ d<rfn» «•» “I insinuate nothing I uni so ap* little kindnesw* M hhi opportunities pallet! by what wetns to me an outrage allowed. upon the memory of a dpad man nnd raak Bridge. the natural rights of a living one that Snap Khat In England a few woeks ago a cer­ I am afraid to insinnatc. I am afraid not to aay, | out and out, that I don t tain iron bridge of one of the railways believe he ever made another will was suspected of being unsafe. It when sound, in mind. And I say looked all right, but there were farther that I. who saw him from day some reason* why the managers were to day, nevtr knew a man who, down afraid of it. They could not decide to within less than twenty-four houra themselves and they sent up to Lon­ of his death, more clearly comprehend­ don for a famous engineer to come and ed his relation* .^ others and^ the look it over. He came, and wus puz­ meaning of his word\and actions.” zled. too, until he thought of a way to He seemed to hesitate, but presently test. He took a kodak and made a picture of the bridge with no train cried, though not very loud: ••Well, if tkU iun’t the unexpected- upon it. Then he kept his camera in position and waited for a fast train to oat. not to say fdolishest and cnsaedest, piece of stnjf I ever knew or heard come.' Pretty soon an express camo thundering on, and just as the big lo­ of! There’s the will in tho court of ordinary that old Mr. Flint, as re­ comotive struck the bridge .he pulled spectable a man as is in Baldwin coun­ open the slide and took a second pic­ ty. swore he saw sigrtid, and swore he ture on the same plate that still held and the others witnessed it, and he the first When the plate was exam­ answered every single question was ined the picture with the train was put to him; and you, who know noth­ found so much below the other os to ing about such things, and who don’t show what the engineer add managers cure, and never did care, for my Inter­ hod feared—a dangerous droop tc the ests, although they’re your own be­ bridge. sides, you take it upon yourself to call it an outrage, and insinuate that I— Ain’t you afraid to talk, to me in that Wv authorize our advertized drujtgisl to sell Dr. King* New Discovery for con­ way?” Then he rose and stood looking down sumption. cough* tnd colds, upon this upon her. She saw not into his eyes, condition. If yon are afflicted with a but he saw into hers, and in them was cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will use this remedy as direct­ all the bravery with which innocence ed, giving it a fair triil. anq experience no when feeling the Almighty’s presence benefit, you may return tbe bottle aud cam withstand other might, however 4iave yonr money refunded. We could strong, angry and threatening. not make this offer did we not know that “Afraid to talk to you thus? Why I Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied bless God for the fear 1 have to talk to on. 11 never disappoints. Trial bottles you otherwise. Powerful as you are, free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Wiley Amerson, and dangerous, you Large size 50c and Sl.Ot. ' cannot put upon inc anything which Cure for Headache. God may see fit to prevent It may be Bis will tbat you be not hindered from As a remedy for all forms of headache striking me. If so, that will be done! Electric Billers has proved lo be lhe very Many far better than I have sufrered l»est. 11 effect* a permanent cure and tbe such things, and harder. But I dorft most dreaded bnbltual sick headaches believe it Would you know why? yield to Its influence. We urge all who Not because of any manfulness in yonr are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give being that revolts at the indelible blot this remedy a fair trial- In cases of hab­ that would be on your name, but be­ itual constipation Electric Bitters cures by cause you know that my brother Gil­ I giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist lhe use of tills medi­ mer, when he heard it would at first cine. Try it once. Large bottles only sight of you shoot you down. Oh, no. fifty cents at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Oh, nd. In my thoughts of you I have Store. many painful emotions, but never ope of personal fear.” Tbe bent salve in the world for cuts, Overcome, he resumed his chair, qpd bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rbeuiu. fever said, almost humbly: sores, tetter, chapped lianrts, chilblain1*, i “I didn't mean to threaten you, Julia, coms, and all skin irruption*, and posi­ and you must know that nothing coul<l tively cure piles or no pay required. It drive ine to strike you. 1 was only ex- i* guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction cited because you seemed to suspect— <ir mont.y lefnnded. . . Price 25 cents per I’d really rosily like to know what you sus- box.. y-For sale •by W. II. Goodyear, the pect, and what you are going to do druggist. about it.” -----------“I hardly know myself what I do Flint is to have an opera bouse of 1,403 suspect. But.nobody among those who seating capacity. knew your father nnd brother can fail Mrs. Joe. Bailey, Cedar Springs, Mich., to believe that there is fraud some­ sajs: “AdlrxHida,” Wheeler’s Heart and where in the matter of that will. As Nerve Cure. Is lhe best medicine I ever for me. whom you affect to chide for bad In iny family; It never fails.’’ Sold disregard of your interests. I have by W. H. Goodytai. known, unavoidably and most un­ New wheat Is selling for 48 cents a willingly, too much of your dealings with mankind not to contemplate with bushel at Coldwater. some sort of apprehension every new Agricultural collage will close August increase of your possessions. In this 10 for summer vacation. feeling I say to you that I do not be­ The diamond, though hard, is one of lieve your father ever made but one the most brittle stones. A fall on a wood­ will, nnd if the paper now in court is en floor will sometimes crack and ruin a that, I think you know what I am a fine specimen. obliged to believe. As for what I am going-to do about it, I know not, ex­ cept to feel added thanks that my de­ parture from this life is near, and to VThra Raby woe rick, «<• gave mr Caalnrlx ask the Almighty to hasten it. You When she waa a Child, site cried for Castorix mdow know very wen well mat that my loyaitv, loyalty, 61lgntslighted as it ha* been, insulted’ beaten ,lOOTn and trodden upon, is never going to betray itself. But I hope yon will be led to understand lhe peril to which yOu are exposed, and, for vour own sake, do something to avoid It For The postofflee st Grand Haven has been 5'°ur “ke’ 1 “?• not o>'ne, for there lx robbed of $075 In stamps. DotMnir which would be possible to Ex-President Harrison will visit Trav­ »»y endeavors yon might make which would separate my being from yonra erse City summer resorts next week. farther than already It ha. been driven. A person is prematurely old when bald­ Tb,‘t you W1U m*1’ °«er» °f eon-e sort ness occurs before the forty-fifth year. of compromise with your brother I Use Hall's Hair Renewer to keep the have little doubt; what will come of scalp healthy and prevent baldness. them-. But I have been so prostrated Mra. Charles A. Fisher will t'art a tri­ by thia new trouble that I csnnoL u7 weekly paper, entitled lhe Peninsular ___ ».” J News, about August 1, la Pontiac. ny — more. Then 0she rose and retired to her Rev. Otheman Smith, of Detroit, has chamber. eommnn with received a call tn the pastorate of Cold­ * . He He sat and and communed with Mmselt for several honra. water Baptist church at a salary of $1,200. found her dressed with somewhat more than habitual care, and a slight coloring was on her cheek. At supper he remarked that she looked unusually ■well. 7. J 6y “I’m well enough, Mr. Amerson; RKtm/WoLM-JolltiSToNquite as well as I deserve or care to be.” ‘ **»—xwaatfiWirt wr* “Why, what’s up now?" It wa* in his way, which, from im­ [TO B* COXTIXUKD.J punity of habitual use, had grown “Thanky, Cui lea. If things should more and more\logging. He looked up occur appearing to need specially Able from his plate, and, noting the cour­ management. I'll let you know, and ageous scorn on her face, shrank some­ then advise you to retain Seaborn Tor- what, then said: “I declare. Julia, I haven't the “We’ll wail awhile on that. Don’t slightest idea what ails yon.” Rising and resuming the shawl she make any decisive movement of any sort yet. I’ll tell you why. Wiley had laid aside, she said: “If you care to know the occasion of don’t know it, but he has a wife who is the very beat woman 1 know, and she this present special trouble, Mr. Amer­ is dying by inches. I don’t believe son, and if, after you are through with she'll live three months longer. I your supper, yob will come into the think a sight of her, so does Hannah, piazza, I will tell yon." Then she went out and 1 won’t have her feelings torn up “What’s the matter with your mis­ on account of domestic strife. If Mr. Watson intimates any sort of compro­ tress, Betsy?” he asked of the maid. mise. refer him to me. ’ I wouldn't be “I declar’, marster, I don' know. disinclined to have one little homely She went to Miss Plume’s a little while chat with Wiley, now that our parents dis evenin’, and sence she, got back are dead, aud I can let him know.with­ ’pear like somethin’ on her min’.” out hurting their feelings, some things “Umph-humph. That’s .very often I think. I shall not go near him. al­ the ease. Clear the thingsoff as quick though I shall not go out of tny way to „„ _______ _______ as you __ can; then B go to the_____ kitchen and avoid him. I rather look for him to offer | stay till you’re caUed. Hear?" to hand me over the money legacy with- | ----‘ out waiting the year tbe law allows j It was full moon in mjd-September. him. .Well, I’ve got a little other bnsi- ;, The beams played with ’the yet green ness down-town. 11 ”’ ' । leaves of the locust trees which grew* then move on bjick. Good-day." 1 on either side of the long w&lk lead­ From Che window Dabney regarded ing (to the front gate. Amerson soon him. as he went on down the street. I afterward came out, and. placing a “Yes,” he soliloquized; “Hannah ; chair near his wife, with hij back to could not bnt prefer such a man to me; j the street, said, in a tone which did but I doubt if he loved her as well. ! not succeed in trying to sound entirely For tho sake of both, I mean to do my unconcerned: . best to ferret out and bring to light “YTell, Julia, let’s hear what’s the this villainy.” diflfculty?” “Mr. Amerson, what was the precise CHAPTER V. ’ Toward sunset of that day Mrs. date of your father’s will, which, as I Wiley Amerson milked out for a visit learned this evening for the first time, you*vo had proved in court'.”’ to Mrs. Plume, whose residence was Apparently she was calm os if she but a few rods off. Then and there she first heard of what hud been done in bad asked about a matter of indiffer­ ent iconcerri. the matter of the will. “I don’t know,” he answered, “that I “Is that*so. Mrs. Plume?’’ she asked, noticed it particularly, Julia; but it turning yet more pale. “I supposed you knew all about it, was somewhere in the summer four Mrs. Amerson.” ‘Why. I had no idea that Mr. Amer­ . “So I guessed. I was surprised son's father left any will. I’ am sure that you hadn't said anything about it that he—at least my understanding j “Why. ” you know I seldom speak of was that he had none. He must have ‘ business matters here.” made it only shortly before dying.” “That is true: nnd I haven’t been in­ “No, they say it dates back to about quiring or interesting myself about the time Mr. Cullen was married.” them, as you know. In this matter, “My dear Lord!” cannot but much , uvnu.L., *I vuauwv vuu feel acc* very »c*jr *uuc*i “Why, I’m surprised Mr. Amerson however. interest. for two reasons: first, for the never told you about it.” «ke ot your brother »nd Ms family, • Unable to endure in another’s pres­ ence the pain in her heart she rose and who are cut off except an inconslder- , able portion, from tbe estate, but , returned home. I suppose that few things can bo chiefly because to my certain know!more painful than the shame befalling edge your father destroyed, or tried to .“s'"1 lT.. “'*! had dc’ a married woman of honor whose “ mad'! ,y ‘m not 10DB native sensibilities have been kept . I ■trained by poor health and other Wen. now I d like to know if when 1 worse misfortunes, when she has dis­ a man has destroyed one will he can't covered that the husband whom she “ n T\*n°^’C , .s I has long known to be unworthy of her Dc ibtleas. But I heard your father is worse than she had been suspecting. '“f° on“ Ve1?8 had never ■ She had come of a family whose pride in its honor, though not boasting of it, had but that one which be made when was known to all their acquaintance. he was in a pet with Cullen for marryI Many a time since her marriage had xng Hannan. “He simply forgot what he'd done. . she let herself lapse into reflections, « *n »»>•»•• 1” it. Yon know how never made known to them, as to how It could have happened that neither weak be got in his mind towards the * her father nor her brother had made last.' know nothing of that sort. On CHAPTER VL himself better acquainted with the the contrary, your father ’ s underatandantecedents of the man to whom U I At a corner of Greene street, into Io“ • d“y *»- which one emerged from tbe Capitol while in their financial distress they Si had permitted her to give herself. | fore hie death, acemed to me as clear square while moving into the main aa ever it was. I know also thst after bnalnesd part of town, opposite the that temporary estrangement from Hnson Huson tavern, tavern, stood a drinking-houae drinktee-hoow. stood a Cullen, which ought never to have known as the “Big Indian.” from a been, he was intensely fond both of large red wooden statue that stood at him and Hannah and of their child. I the entrance of the nearly always open know further, Mr. Amerson, and I door. It was a low, unpainted, weaththink you do also, that his wish and , •e-beaten building, making up the his expectation were that Cullen should ; want of a second story with four have half of his estate." rooms added to its rear. It was kept “What I know,” he said, in sup­ by Augustus Rachels, a middle-sized, pressed anger, “and what’s the busi­ reddish-haired bachelor, whom every­ ness of Cullen and everybody else to body liked. A temperate, even an know, is what he did by his will. abstemious, person himself, his stock That’s the way a man generally lets . was kept equal to that of any people know what lie wants done with similar establishment either in 8ahis property when he’s dead.” j vannah or Augusta. Not only men, “It is most singular, to me it is In- but women had respect and LI —1 even credible, that he should have de-------- was well some— affection -for -him. It stroyed a will and gone straightway to known not only that be did not en­ make another like it. and then forgot­ courage immoderate drinking, but ten what he had done. As for the that, as far m his native modesty destruction, that was done one night would allow, he warned against ft, in on dining-room when your father particularly in tbe cases of youth and came in and demanded it from you, respectable married men Many a saying that he had asked you that day time had he been known to dissuade to have it ready. You took it from from Indulgence beyond the degree of nimctfcifir?" your pocket and handed it to him. He safety, and prevail in substituting for But not until now did she have susopened it, looked over it for some mo­ strong drink a cup of hot coffee, tak­ ments, then threw it In the fire, where ing the tempted into one of his back it was burned.” rooms and putting him in the charge of “Do you happen to remember what I Abram, his black man-of-a.il-work. said to him then? 1 wish you’d try to.” Not a few wives thanked him private­ 1 home, and stopping In seat npea a “I remember well that you said you ly; or sent him nosegays, either for were glad he had destroyed it, and you bringing their husbands home of added that he would never need to nights or for taking care of them in his make another, aa you and Cullen, at own quarters. Almost everybody often his death, could divide the estate your­ selves without any expense of admin’ “Except for the dishonor. I would Mra. Enlow. 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I 0911 Mina Ordere the Federal Sol- 1 .j™,.WJTE n*ep Kimft Fall of *>wn Into the mice is indeed’ During the week ended July 14 re­ a thrilling experience and one rather overwhelm^ to the “tenderfoot,” ports sent in by fifty-three observers in variouH portions of the state tothe Hxsfo^d s Baking Powdei says a writer in Casslers Magazine. Enveloped in suits of waterproof, with state* board of health indicated, that name Work_<jirlB .Uwuk. exc-Js nil < thers in hffl' hfu. tocxsilitis and diarrhea increased an^ . hate of oilskin nnd provided with can­ «l - by a Mob. and bakin'' "trenu h dles, a party ready for the dsscent pre­ influenza, intermittent fever' and scarlet fever decreased in area of sents a grewsome spectacle, reminding TROOP8 T.XAVF. CHICAGO. underfill invention. prevalence. Typhoid fever was re­ fl OllCAtto. July M.-Uea. Mlles signed one forcibly of certain conceptions of ported at twenty-one places, diph­ DETROIT 5T0v"e » K-homl order Wednesday night re- Dore. The cage, which serves for both theria at eighteen, measles at twentypassengers and freight, rises to a level one, scarlpt fever at twenty-nine, le?'ral ‘roop* “ITO- The infantry took train, for with the floor of the shafthouse, and consumption at two hundred and I is simply a platform of wood with up­ alrjr.nd''Pe?n1’' WW1' Iwenty-four, and smallpox at Grand j u *nd •rtlll<ry marched to Fort Share rights and framing of iron. This fits Rapids, Detroit, Sturgis, Frenchtown, ^’,1““ " I1 h' mohlll«J there until closely in the shaft, being lowered and Berlin, Pontiac, Clayton and Macomb. such time u Gen. Mile, think, it beat raised by means of machinery puzzling "’It ‘h'ir P'"'ts The oril*r enough to the interested stranger, with its drum, sheaves, cable and vari ­ Probably a hundred men, women came from the war department Wednes­ ♦ 5. CORDOVAN, Trade Mark will identify lhe genuine. day evening, after Gen. Mlles had l» ous safety appliances. To take a posi­ ■ and children, inhabitants of a 10-mila H<£KM.DMMam>CAir. formed lhe department he thought the- tion on that little square of wood, feel­ section of the southern part of . Isa­ ^VFMUlFMMINU IMlUUlMMlHUillilllllll aitnatlon had so far improved II was ing that on this machinery, “wnich bella county, were made homeless on *3.5S POLICE, 3 Soos. does sometimes break, you know," ,account of forest fires,w­causing much perfectly safe to remove the soldiers. $2s>2*<»Ki»(aG hangs all one’s hope, requires some suffering ~~ ' „ and _* privation, r.'_ __11__ . _A lumber­ EXTI2A FINS/*—— Many Iterate to Work. Mach comfort is derived camp of the Gale Lumber company *2AT?B0TfiamSHiB. I' or the first time Mince its employes courage. M|t. L. Unrpeiiivr. who liaa hern In pour went on strike, May h, the Pullman from the assurance of the foreman that was destroyed vfith many acres of health fur some montti/ punt went n. thLi.samc cage has safely carried down green timber. Three small sawmills, in coat|Kiny with bis x* it,-. July 5th, t.> vi-1 Palace Car company on Wednesday interstate AsMiclation It,his Min John. Ue whs taken 'ill and made public overtures to them to re­ and up all the delversbelow with never , many houses, crops, bridges, .fences, SEND FOR CATALOGUE an accident yet. With the warning, ’ etc., were burned, but there was no turn to work. These overtures were dlet^ last W«Mni*Miti>. ilia remahta were nr friend# and patients brouulit horn- Frhlny nml Un.- fum-rdI >(t- in the form of notices posted upon lhe “elbows inf the cage drop*. With a loss of life. BROCKTON. MASS. li Xs TINGS. MICIU. gasp one reaches wildly about to find viee* held at Him M. K. ehureli h! three p. ^‘°P gites ut 4 o'clock p. m. by Super* nothing to hold to in that damp dark­ k'uM i Consultjatloh in. He whs Iniricil in the I’rnirleyllle intendant .Middleton, which read) Returns from the state census, the i Ja®CMHW5/w5 nrc-lhfj;‘rh’5*lT,V1tr •nlids-ntinl in Ihri pri- een^eury. lie nn old wol.lier abd “There work* will b« opened sh mkhi *M the ness, growing so dense ns that square taking of which I ha4 just been com- j Se v^fa^byhatemSngethe name HASTINGS HriU.-'R, nier liter “hole of daylight” diminishes so rapid­ ’* HltMi a' worthy auraber of opcraiiyte taken on Im sufflelenl to’ ly, and down we glide through trick­ plctod. aro being retired al the i.lHoe . . Ductor descrUm* the. met iber [ make u working force fa all departments." cluum.«,lc.«ai -• work, fa style, e**y fitting and : The Order-Came from Wlrkea. .t in r than the t*i)«k ran ling waters without jar and in utter of lhe secretary of,ataU-. A remarka- cqua.’ custoi., aalttirs. We *have “ thein qui ’ ’ sold everyrtnl gilHoii any} Mr rearrel ",'i're I . Th'“r,l'r to po,t the notler eame silence till, with a thud, the cage stops, ble fact iu connection with the census wearingwncrc ai sower prices for the value given than is that the returns from the first otherto any other make. Take no substitute. If your < from Vice President Wickes. The shops two thousand five hundred feet under has th»*<r trader syuipMthy. eighteen counties received show a de­ dealer cxuinotaupply you, we cum. Sold by .» savH^’Sickhtps • of Al'in*’. ' are (^**de<i into thirty department- ground. r.H Eaton and Mrs. Ki crease since 1890 in population outside phenomenal «ay hf 1N during the I and the lcast number to start them, it The dim candle light casts weird darkened eye. p>u>i<* ; is claimed, is 1,500. At the time of the shadows us we follow the superin­ of thirteen cities 6f about 10,000. The die into the <|>ing Fh«jU xml F.th Doylr, uf Kalawazo)> i strike tltere were 800 who did not go tendent along a narrow gallery cut in population of the thirteen cities in­ HhltTGAGE Sii.E. let "ft having'he-ii made In lUw-'AwditfAng out ithese 800 are certain to go back. the igneous rock to connect the vein creased 79,000 during the past four years.1 iplse* cured. । I mln m<riv«i** lj’ietni*Mlp,.v Aiotizo D. M« uitieis ni J. HmiidMeUvr’s family, of I Up to 5 o’clock Wednesday evening the with the shaft. At the intersection Kt retunied froip MidiBuvule, utiub",thrir (in-ndb here a via- | f------ !—* — -*■ • ' • • ■ about superintendent had received 275 another long gallery extends to the h»* latent ami best it during the | asl week. ! applications from ’among those who right and left, but its parallel walls , Albert Rozzellk the Belgian who «ra vrtueb tbeiv h du*- at Uili d«tr seventeen ' all. Cltrunie, NrrMrs. Albert SinniK returned htene afh r’ su-uck” ” ' dollars Notice are smooth, often highly polished, at 1 stabbed Albert Richert about, a month hundred and Jwrlvv and <" .«-*•>. also dlseasfA a two w-rk- May Hl the luwpiial ar Kala- i hereby given, that bv virtue nt Ute power ot 1 ago iu Port "Huron and pleaded guilty I* As soon us the iiuws reached strike times four feet apart: again more, but Milelas4id m > ounce. I-abaU fureeloar tbe saioe mazks) him |e> doing well hi ibl» writing. I headquarters runners were immediate- always with an inclination to the : to the crime, wasjsentenced by Judge t>y.n sale al pablif aihffon 40 the tua’iest bid­ Foil iniUMiii fa \eij lame having been ! ly sent out to see what effect the vertical. These are the faces of the • Vance to three years at Jackson. Ca- der, at the mrth front door of 'he Court House, Tumors removed kickvil b| a (<»*rse. tn the Cltv <»i II uiwuk*. nti the first dav o( Sepmovement would have and discourage fissured rock between which, over- ’ tniile Vanhoe, who was also mixed up tentlH-r. ISM. kt twelve o’clock uooit.ot alt tbat Mt4 Jri^fe Cliase b dangerously Hl. jrn. iia<r-n iw iu vino. au ^ wKo might’show an inclination to ' head anti below, is the vein matter, j in the affray, was fined 815 on the rrrtaiu i«lccr or parrel of laud, sttualeJ In the Watery Granulated speedily lla'/Hii fa In Ohio. Mi Gvn. ~ City ot H-iMl«««.County «f Harry and Stale of t^ivln Eurl who inis been whh her mu^e application. These delegates : Through the gloomy darkness we pick ■ charge of assault and battery. iw. scaly diseases of Mldifacau. dewrliwd aa t<»Uuw«. vtz: (‘onimcrolinf at ii*»- north will eomrr<if thu south west Mrs. Peter Crtstk. a portion 4,f.l atationed themselves in all the streets our way cautiously along the narrow dau«l Hm IJypDotle Power. quarter of beet ion number clshl. In township ■ bating of the eye for i H"' j«i inm» r. will un to jMckmir i«> visit 'vhere they could meet men and talk plank, resting on tics laid over the Uirre north of ranv- ennu wmt, ru -nlnc tlienre ’ It is said that a Grand Rapids den ­ srfit an! Astigmali-m we*t onthe «-a-t and u’r<t qiHrter hu* o: aald ill *sj this w«ek and front their return ■ u> them even before they could get a gutterway. —“---------” Below ’ • rushes • us the water tist has the hypnotic power so strong­ beet foil eighty seven rods to the center of the a- .inly e/Hd method | tn i>«-r imine iii Ainu, Grntlul (X chance to see and read the noticed. down to the shaft, emptying ipto the btghwav (ihwv Michuxn: Ave) tlieiirr south ly that he can persuade patients that Girls in ivril. alunx fbe reiver »f raid highway Ur tim north 1 Mt.. Uvtinfe Undcrliam nii<i Mrs.». IL I “sump," a continuation of the shaft they are swinging in hammocks and llneof Ll<>reh* StroPtbn Dan'H Striker’s addi­ ;n. ss..r the back | ctwrtqor. Wayland. lire vishiittf! Chicago. July 2L—The first attempt below the lowest level, serving as a i' aa<»MW “rf'v.' of “H -»• intiUKS, --- -------*’’’ • "* —* 1 eating ice cream while he is at work tion u» the vb arv discharge^ impo .^,.,7 niOther tMrs. C’lrinrlil and brother j to resume operations at Pulhnun re­ well out of which the water is lifted i hence ea«t on the t'.... north line of said l.incolp St. ity. nervousness, farx- Elun * suited in n riot that threatened blood- by the. great pumps, whose continual 1 on their mplars. It may be superfluous to the mirth and- s.«inti purler line of Mid *ecr. palpitation of the | An • ' InictestiiiK Temperance meetingatas to add that hispuill is increasing grand- tion Hi<d I hence imrtb >u said quarter line to I shed Jind wholesale destruction of beat, up ano down, up and down, with ttlC J-litre lit l»rKtlll.'.l.. . lonUtii.ii.g f.wty.two ju s- ot sight, trenib- j • •lu Ui (he Baptist church la>t-dSunday I property. When the whistles sounded monotonons regularity, breaks the si­ ■ ly and rapidly. •>f Umi. lie same being tbe and •.'JbiO urn- <d ~ i-.fiui. throat, jiosv oi mortgaged prrml.-es. Cbillg. lence like the throb of some great hid ­ I -at 8 o ’ clock a. m. al*out eighty persons Clahk B. 11A1.U the liver, lupgs. Mrs. Fred Bensi n has been entertaining .Yorigagce. Climbing a ladder, or. Warren VanAllen. a wagonmaker at | walked into the laundry and started den heart. ,. . • .... terrible disorders ■ ,ler E. Evans «»f Ukrtlng*. . Thl- propl' "I Hi' II. E diureli «V' n ‘ ""rk- 11 o"‘-v ““ iusiKniH'ronl ' rather, five, ladders—for there is a pint­ Jonesville; died at his bench -while at .■ j > lie o( youth and secret D»ted. ;h»«.r vml. 1MU. work, irom from a sinoite strjoke or of paraiysss, paralysis, ngea aged ;n_ the most radiant hopes Ilt.-IM-) pr.izreui ami ire cream andal n< ; Wlnutog. but it provoked l.-rriBc re- form at every twenty feet—in Egyptian । worn, impossible dr un- the siwn luiU Sjuurrtaj rviuinff. j sistanee, and it is feared that worse darkness, illumined only by the light <J1 years- He was a member of the of a candle, with ice cold water dripping j Thirty-fourth Regiment of New York .nd will cure the most Cure Brown lias been cunthird to his ' trouble will follow. , .i >s4luudy restore per­ bed for the past two weeks with luularial : from each round and trickling along volunteers, Company B. He ’leaves a The Mob Gather*. MIDDLE \GED MEN fever. '' anti “five Isons, also a brother j No trouble was made at the laundry '' one’s arm nnd a small torrent from widow nationsthe bladder Mra. Mae Mullen is Improving in heailh , until 12:80o’clock, when a mob com- । the tarpaulin hat down one’s back, is aud sister; < '■ burning sensations after quite a severe sickness. — apt to dampen, if not to eradicate for­ : posed mainly of women and children Thlrty-'bnr Year* Old. < m in a manner the pa­ IL'V. G. 1. Pixley, S. Temple and wife, j1 aufrouuded the plac< ‘ j«j and began to ever, any lingering fancy for a miner’s A Vicksburg man while huckle: • for. The urine has and Mi-.* Lillian Lindsey started Wednes- showuheir ahrtw aianlManre displeasure at the fact that life. berrying found a mud turtle, on the foe color is thin or u day for Toronto tn attend the world’s ronTin'‘ Krv. ' the th* laundry laun. y hail started up by hooting bottom of which; were the letters “E. . :<• are many who die ol vrntlon of the B. Y. P. W. FRENCH MONUMENTS. r tit the operatives within. and it It is I. I *“d* ’ .D., 1863."[ These are theinitials of the, Icoorant uf thr cause which went away the Monday previous. and 1 . Huxoman who worked on that farm in. Seminal weakness.- rumored he will not make the rest of the | Suddenly the attack upon the build- 1 1808, and arc supposed to hare been Each person eats on tbe average •• •t cure and perfect '...... Journey alone, and thefe will be no more more -ver l.Oto meals per year. To pro­ wife) i n t> ceased. Tife mob caught sight of A monument to Gounod is decided made by him. RIANT to LADIES, advertising. (Wanted r minister’s v:T‘ perly flavor these would require r— a woman attempting to malfe her way • upon, A subscription of twenty thou- । i.-nre wr posses the up©n hia return. > say 17 cents worth of Diamond A Kllmflammer Dlacharged. Crystal Salt. This ta a trifle great­ dStasts peculiar to John Do-ter’s sister Louisa, from Kala- past the crowd. She was instantly • sand dollars was raised easily, rapidly ! John Murray, who wa* arrested May er outlay than if the other kinds recognized «»* as •* a non-union operative. The sculptor is nmj-.jp Callie came, iu tu uiase. Uiake Him him ita visit ai|<l has rvcugnwu ■cases (anti we get ।• ni;iZ<iP ................. 1 and triumphantly. were used, but 6 cent# would afiled the skill of all very jjj artd under the care of Dr. | The mob charged upon her with stones ' selected, and Boon Paris will be en­ 5 at Vaasar for flainflamming a Union­ more than cover the difference, MkI pity tor the luxury of having VI have the benefit ot i JtoL,.ay for the past two weeks at her ‘ and chased her to Slarkot hall, where , dowed with the statue of the com­ ville funner out of 830 with the watch illvd specialists. Our brother^ home. I she found refuge just in time to escaj»e . poser who will only be known to fu­ trick was discharged the other day on n marked, over two thirds | Arthur Patton and vife returned to ’ ^ous injury. ture generations .as the author of one payment of all costs in the. case,, which he says' amounted to nearly . have I- ,» .. l..-,.n . .. _____ _ . alter Aa been Ladies <ilil old ।। their hqw ... in- Hasting* I'l.uu.lav Tuesday, ull..r The Mllltta Appear*. -great creation, namely: “FauBt<” and single, rich and jxwr. vj^Jt iin)onif friends here. In the meantime the militia had the perpetrator thereafter of various 8450. . Cancers cured. ZDwidbt Vanhorn has gone Lo Sturgis. been notified of the disturbance works, “Mireille” and । uisturoance and anu a u charming Ci rine treatment should bring ' Nr. Lafayette Wilklmoti died at Ills detachment under . .. . » _ __ j .j -tjjonjeo ftnt{ Juliet,” for example, and , ____ . Vicksburg ’s apopulation is 934, a gain. Maj. Sanborn and Instead of tbe other kinds. But the from i ■ to tour ounces of urine for home alter a weeks illness Sunday a. in.• Lieutitorum over 1890. important thing about it is tbe finer Horton came uy up o» on the ( aiso l of large quantities of more oi lessof thirteen with Chemi a’, analysis. Howard Patton will go to Dakota flavor your food will have and tho double quick. The mob lost no time । dismal failures. No one will claim । 'It cost Hillsdale fifteen dollars to> greater protection your health will the Asliley brothers next Monday. in scattering in all directions, but ] that Gounod was the greatest com- care for the Coxeyites. not until a man wearing a white poser of his day; yet he is to be glori- । A _____ ______ severe hailstorm at East Tawas; ribbon and who had been active in in- . fled while the ashes of Victor Hugo lie did muchdamage to crops and garnot got It, write ton*. If you make Additional County News. butter, luvwtM*teo«r Dairy Balti citing the women and children was ’ unburied in their dusty coffin, tossed dens. • tbere’w money in it, Addrma captured. He was placed under arrest carelessly into the vaults of thePanth- , Alonzo J. Whiteman. DESERTED MORMON WIVES. Whiteman, who was under Diamond Crystal Salt Co^ -covered the moldering Brrest at Detroit, confessed to extenand... lakeu to Hotelwith Florence. eon and ST. CLAIR. fUCM. Threshing has commenced. A Ma**-Meet lux Held. -------|' remains remains of the — magnificent floral trib- glve forgeries. Kwhmcr and Rogers are tne owners of ■ Utah Territory. A labor mass-meeting was held at ,' utes that were sent to do honor to his । The Mount Pleasant Lumber comn. ---------------------a newlhreshing uiacliint. Many of the former polygamists of . to cut 7,000,000 feet at Mr. Glasgow and wife, of Woodland, tbe territory have abandoned their for­ Ogden’s grove here Friday afternoon, funeral, says the Paris correspondent .. . i,500 w..^men were present and .nd the fiiA of ^9 tbe Philadelphia •/irtiniiin 'Ti.L.crt-n.Tiii. lumber this year About Telegraph. Sjwlaynl will. Mrs. C. Smith. AL.VUL , A statue of Victor Hugo was decided To Gram" Krrh r and wife, July Slat, a mer wives and children, pleading aa an speakers, most of them local labor The Marine band of Coldwater won TIME TABLE. — ra__-— — — A 11.z. luIfto Zl flirt eon. C' luntthlatiniw are in order. , excuse their desire to obey the law nnd —leaders, devoted themselves the upon also, but tbe subscriptions lan­ the first prize of 850 at the state tour­ iu effect Eebruiry 11. ISM. Th** > H. Adventist had childrens day conform to the new order. Many of events ' of the American Railway ' guished and dwindled until they nament at Jackson. ewrat their church Sunday even- these plural wives, with their children, strike. The president of stopped at an amount of twenty-five Agents- are now figuring to make arc now living in a state of extreme union Idk. States. Judge Gross- . hundred dollars. So the literary giant Menominee the great distributing Htatlont*. United Wil iaTii Usi>irne was invited to Shelby' wretchedness, unable to support them­ the and Georg' M. Pull- ' of our generation i. only c«»™» --^7"^, MlchFgan frolt beik la*t Saturday to till his old place in the selves and their children, while the cup ..re roundly denounced while rated by h.s own great work* andI hi. P° ,, were NOSCTU. Hind, topi.r. at a Sunday school picnic. hnsbands, in the majority of cases, oro leches" praising tbe imprisoned neglected coffin is left unremarked, ■ Caln met is disappointed because a communication has been received from Cblcaxo Lv Ik- went. The Ustwroe boys are fine financially comfortable. player- aud >'.■ iuy is loth to loose them. ' The1 mistaken idea prevails, writes a' Kalamax*** Lv.. _ Why r >t utilize their talant In Barry Salt Lake correspondent of the Chicago lauding Governors 1-----Baal Cooper w,re loudly cheered. Strong reroiuCounty. .........t Richland Juwl « new -..uv. Tribune. tWthen.Bintabring o«^pl> tious were adopted censuring the pres­ coes, painted by the great artists of P«ned. Cresiwo ........ Hup'.' Hm.ui.t has a new engine. An estimate based upon the returns An n Milo..I iun.- and wife ot Hazlings rallty of wires was a hoary ident's action In sending federal troops France by order of the republic, aud 1 received! placeslhe population of the PeltOu. .... .. .... Sunday. upon the unfortunate man who obeyed who incidentolly explore the vaults of upon the unfortunate man who obeyed to Chicago and condemning all cona; ••tn Sunday. Cloverdale... state ai 2,350,000. 1.his . church — ’ and _ 3 encumbered .......RArArl hl A hoUSCMimttz. ...... the huge temple. wa» taken with violent his nouseearned In the arrests ot Jhe American : '■ A state teacher ’ s institute will be Until not very long ago one huge va­ Joyiitii.i L' nisht that lasted until hold. This may hare b«n the case in Railway union officers. Hast? j< os.... hex: Jay cant space was visible at the Pantheon, held at Ithaca beginning August 27. !>r Lowry was called and re­ many instances, imt in the larye ma­ Making Conaidrnable Trouble. Harry Thurber, aged 24, of Quincy, Coats Grove. lief fclita jority of cases the additionalI w re­ Striker, and their sympathizer, at among the completed panels that sur­ Woodland . ;-o is 111 progress and tbe prop proved veu „ -----------------to be --many sources of addition­ the stock yards continue their lawless rounded it. As was courteous to so was drowned while bathiugjn the lake Woodbury Xo “ . -tnall M»le. but the general Fte th . ____ .t-iire on th ft farms. great an artist, the government had there. a n.lr .Top, riotwltlistandlng tin- ' .inoomeB especially the farms, Lansing . dr.' • »li. 1 many learerl would hln- .Having . airtcd tbcir Im- conditiou of that district and Its in . offered a section of the Pantheon to i Frank O'Mara, aged IS. was killed Detroit aiaeu vuv.t “huabands -------------- ” in --Meissouier near Kalamazoo by a span of colts Gr»’.id JUpkts dvr tiiiiii ii“in tilling. , proving . ., wv--vrv,»rtv the property occupied and dustries remains pesoetnl ; Meissonier to decorate. A'. iri^were thanktn^ for a tae । ! in heaping trains have been derailed, but tue ina . in heaning instantly accepted,., although perfectly iunuy rnwy™ --' running away. show' • FridayI which washed the dusty i up bank accounts after the tithes had damage resulting was trifling. , .owwivw.:. -d al ‘. paint -— -'I| Travierae City is tohavea big chabI conscious he____ could not~ face »rf tun! her vartfi. •, w<l| 8taUoiiB. r „ I those huge frescoes any more than a making industry, the Ionia prison fare XM" -Ending ’ the line promtoe for ! been paid made™ lufing the line promise tor peen pu>u an luly 2»SS.— President Debs fl v could but being an nishing the cane-seata rmcAOO July —rrewucui uv Couiu fire wv «a - cannon; --------------------spring, tbe crop will “ be very against unlawful relation* apule! “ eicnae • “ » “ ‘ ^Lt “ off these worker. In —j an nwvxmnl ctfuld appeal __a.i_wf_ ortistic .i„™ doginin themontwr. manger,hahe couldi | A Chicago man lias bought 600 acres swO-rn. .1 are now on the trees are excuse f-------- ‘ workers in and bte associates prepared H'ht a American people Baking them lo UCIUK-. ncith<rdo -----it himself nor would he ah -------------*• Of laud in Robinson township, Ottawa • their later years, and also to throw ‘ falling £±ttZ by ---------------to else tokoto lhe work. Ot low anyone take the work. Of county, for 850.000. and willestablish Chlcag»Ar---N*itit> jIiuuM fail to read Mrs. Smith’s npon them the burden of Urge famKslamazeo Ar.. papvr on "Noriai Parity” in jluly 12tb Js- 1Ue8t which it had been a religious toSto *henv Ao attempt -»* >« course, since his death it is satisfac- tt dairy and stock farm. BMtOM»VLV. | From present indications the potato Blchlimd Junc’t sin1, ’f b right to the point and w111 b** I duty to raise. j er^t ftverv labor union in tue torily completed., heeded. i ‘ j!; -------------------; crop of Ontonagon county will be the Oramey.... United Slates to declare a formal boy­Gentiles are j The church and the How Buatlan* Drrtroy Hat*. largest in the history of the county, MUo I united In appealing to these men who Delton...? The following is said to be the Rus- ' providing the bugs do not getlht start Cloverdale • J T -----------, are numbered by tho hundreds, to ful COtt. flhultx....... Sian method of destroying rats, and as o f the Paris green. .ith but fill Ute obligations of manhrxx an i~to Deatu o* ---, , i Mr?. Gucc Taylor is very sick . Sa, F«*3d«x>. July ^ -Frederick it appears to be an effectual one those i The strikers at the East Tawas mills Habtixo*. secure tbe peace and comfort of these small hopes of her recovery. F L^w. governor ot Olifornl. from who arc annoyed with these animal* applied for reinstatement, but Mr. Coats Grove. e Bertha and Lain Teeple and women who were led into polygamy, to— try iu arefused to discharge the men to 'S07 and a prominent pioneer. are recommended --- ------------ it. Catch Emery Woodland -li-.* M n: i' Godfrey are attending tbe in as well as to aid in the culture and edu­ KShU He bM> large cor­ wire or twenty their places. This means Wire trap vrup fifteen ............. - . large - rats who Mltute at Grand Rapids. -----------------------cation O1 of vuc the -children born by over ^ixty will be obliged to look Lansing (feed them in an extra trap or wire porate an d banking Interest "•" I. Smith and wife, of Grand Rap- f f the ohurch, if not under the sanc... ___ have the required nnmiy me ——v 1 *>»«- land. Detroit.... caire until numelsewhere for employment. cage you — --­ • Ms, visited with his brother tblfi week. r utof - the -- va.---------tion laws of the land. A Do»ir Drought Broken. Moses Turean, residing in West Bay Grand KapA bcr): then cease to feed them. TMv They '•Ir. Hup hinsoR’s sons from Lowell are i But these men «y: “We must not * preyed “rire will soon become ferocious and fight. > City fit hi., |.' helping to care for their rister riotate the laws” While they do not Citv, quarreled with his wife and. Traveroe kill and feed upon one another. When throwing her to the floor, fractured Charlevoix. Mrs. Taj lor. Petoskey .. noae M martyrs, they lay all the. bl*me S and canard lhe low of many eat onlv six or eight remain, turn them her skuh. BayVlew.. are having a glorious rain today. It ’ the general public for inUr<er.i1“? io to thl. ricinllT. hw been broken by loose. Accustomed to feed upon their "ill encourauv. farmers, for their crops be­ Frank Storms, of Pinconning, lost Ran lo hujj; [j they ijad Kone tp JqJh wWt the wreial relations ^rFiX species they will bunt and destroy his left hand by having it run against a heavy rain. hereunder inspirational vbxey’s army. ■Mopt< on numbers. One Hundred Drowned. a hand saw in Ford’s milL It was am­ UTiins In thia cityjthere are women seeking a: tluic John Lictka moved to Freeport this “1 — The Vosaicbe putated at the wrist. wrek Bbblin, , - ay" (hat a steamer has Passengers from Detroit entering An Egvpttan .hopkrepcr had a deli, Fillmore is coming to tbe front Two SenDwnk tff WrHlanak. prortooe of rf the company, *no wm mw utoi « to whom he offered sacrifice every Canada are subjected to medical in­ •be dm* of sort) tr -fa* rllbmit notice. younc men who expect soon to be brotbJS.’ita. that >«0 yio.S wdl With al We CM-ln-lfttv got into a dispute. The younger morning, and whose duty It waa ia re­ spection at .Sarnia, owing to fear of min Na.i o» I). I.. & N. o»e knocked uie other one over the head husband, indulging in 'Te^ ^Jn were drowned. turn for this reverouee to stand In smallpox. / _________ *‘th a pitch fork, making an ugly gaab. bnt no longer reeoiroixlng In the cilouit court at Coldwater may >»ve tlmr te rbark front of the shop during the day, a sort *Ph sajH the end is not yet. OfIJ'uon celestial " and whi5cb^»»1Sre^n‘^ “ of "barker. the people P—direct ing bythe to Fred Megk*> was awarded a judgment H. Mefhintock has been helping bis ^ths;7hop,uw against Edward Carawe 11 for >50) and H. C. forraa. Vnde G j. Teeple in haying and harvest. where Ue wive. >182 eosta for malicious prosecution. ’tU‘ ftSi Brotton uf crop., wm broken by • I the ^op end It. conteuU. Gvorxr Teeple has gone to Grand Rap- attractive, a* m*«F ’*•=”* TtaU* * ■u this week. iturga IfriaDx '1 • Eckhart and wife were at Hartings Thursday. r ^STOVES diera to Break Camp. 1 The ISew Tgl^STOVEIWWIHWjl least expense of fuel, of! 1 tJTright material to give the longest service at the t: i<: cost for repairs. They areof the latest patterns, I finished in the handsomest manner. Ask to see them ■ I M^^alers. W.L. Douclas $3 SHOE n’oiSwSSIk WOOLLEY & BRONSON IOOO Meals for iveCents Diamond Crystal Salt Chicagc, K&Ihulub & Sigaiw IS �- Hastings Banner. raMlilied TLucday. bj. • cook. etios.. KAsrrtea. jrxeit. COUNTY NEWS. Brouard. • Mlsae* Jennie and Mamie Kershaw of Grand Rapids are vudting their grand­ parents Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. There was au ice cream social at the North Pine lake school house last Friday . evening. Several of the people in this vicinity spent a day or more in picking buckle berries near Delton. Mrs. August Becker who has been visit­ ing her mother and other relatives In this vicinity, intends to returu home at Eaden Valtev, Minn., this week Wednesday, her brother Christopher Doster, will accom­ pany her home for a few weeks visit. The hum of the threshing machine Is heard in thia vicinty, wheat not yielding as well as expected. Several people in this vicinity attended a picnic at Pine Lake in honor of Mrs. August Bcek*r. Belton. R. T. F. Dodds is in Washington D. C. Mari Skillman is on the sick list. Layfe. Wilkinson died Sunday of sunstroke. Funeral services were held at Prairieville. He would have been 6" years old the 25th. the day of his funeral. Mrs. Belknap is under the doctors’ Ni«* Kahler and Mrs. Forbes tfte also upder the doctor’s care. Wm. Chase la furnishing tbe lumber for Mr. Garrett’s barn on.......................... the old Andrus place, to replace the one struck by iigbtnlng recently. Jerry Sproul will have dancing at his bowry Fridaysvenlng. W. Lasher and family spent Sunday at Gull Lake. A new resort will l>e opened on Crooked Lake known as “Highland Point” in the near future, where one can purchase a nice lot for a cottage. Whittemore & Fox have a new engine and thresher and are ready to do you good work. Nell scuddur and wife of Augusta were in town Saturday. . Mrs. Thornton was th^ guest of her sis­ ter. Mrji. Davenport over Sunday. Dr. Scribner was at the County Seat Saturday. Mrs. Gray was at Hastings Saturday. Orreu Dayton is working at Richland running a shop of his own. Misses Inn Gwin and Ada Wilkinson and Mrs. J. Williams are camping at Crooked Lake this week. Charlie Hinkley has a pet on his finger that no man can buy. E. Barton was at Middleville Monday. James Wilkinson of Detroit was here to attend his brother (Layfe’s.i funeral Wed­ nesday. J. McCuen and wife of Plainwell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. Thompson. Gns McNaughton of Bgttle Creek, was in town Saturday and Sunday. A. Jack Rabbit arrived here Monday from Texas for Prairieville parties. John Albertson who has been suffering with obstruction ot the bowels Is conval­ escing. Mrs. Whitten of Kalamazoo waa the guest of her daughter Mrs. W. fi. Chase. Tuesday. Mrs. Moon has tonsl litis. Remember the Maccabee picnic at Crooked Lake, Aug. 2nd. Mrs. M. Layman and Mrs. L. William­ ston of Chicago, attended their father’s funeral Wednesday. Geo. and Ed. Wilkinson of Otsego, at­ tended their father’s funeral Wednesday. Loomis Carpenter died at Oden and was brought to Prairieville for interment He leaves 6 sons and 3 daughters to mourn his >oas. D. J. Westfall was at Augusta over Sunday. Mary E. Wilcox left Thursday for a visit to Galesburg. Ina Scott Is visiting her uncle D. Scott. Chas Adkins house wks destroyed by fire Wednesday night last week, and most of the contents. Mr. and Mrs. Cans Russell were agreea­ bly surprised last Thursday by tbe ladies Aid and some of their busbands. 25 In all. A most enjoyable time was bad. Born to Cnas Southwell and wife July 10th. a girl. , Mito. Dr. J. W. Sackett. J. J. Perkins.Orin ___ Hughes. Michael Doster. J. K. Flowers, A. C. Cahill and A. C. Doe ter are elected delegates to the County Convention on the 25th. InsL Resolutions were passed en­ dorsing Hon. John T. Rich for Governor. The Ice cream social at W. C. Town’s waa well attended. Receipts $5.00. Much enthusiasm is manifested in favor of the Sunday School Rally at Hastings. BWheat threshing is general Some dis­ appointment s manifested In yield ts to . straw,price still more so. Oat harvest is on hand. Light crop add A new boy at Evert Cairns. The meeting at the head of Gull Lake 'Was largely attended. The writer bad a •pleasant chat with Mr. Bussell of your city, when he went there and many others from Kalamazoo. Mru«h Kld*e. Absent from borne has prevented our writing for wverai weeks. Wesley Karns was home for a few days last week. Albert Bagbet* had a horse bitten by a rattle anake last weak. Fred Tongate and wife of Hastings vis­ ited at John Valentine's Sunday. Parsley Otis was quite severely injured W. Huntington o( Kalamazoo Anders’ family are entertainlnr Andere la still obliged to be In Daniel Ileree and son Jay of Ban Add, 1 spent Sunday In this pl*:*. Cortland Strobridge of Calhoun county, visited his parents of this place Saturday aud Sunday. • Au ice cream social al Mrs. Fisher's next Friday night for the benefit of the Epworth League. A cordial Invitation extended to all. Harry- Salsbaugb. son of Geo. Salt>baugh, was drowned while oathing in Ferrel Lake last Friday. His 'funeral waa held at the Dowling church Sunday and was largely attended. He leaves a father and mother, one sister and two brothers to mourn his loss. Dowlinc. । The-rain we had last Friday revived vegethllon. Mrs. Wm. Manning Is entertaining a niece Katie, of Chicago, at this writing. Mrs. Bacon of Kalamaz»x>. will care for the Infant child of her brother, J. Webster who will accompany her to her home and remain about two weeks. The remains of Harry* Salsbaugb were interred In the Baltimore cemetery Sun­ day. Passed to the great beyond, on the Idth, Nettle, the beloved wife of Jay Webster, after a brief illness and severe suffering from blood poison. The deceased had reached the age of 21. and leaves a hus­ band. infant daughter and a large circle of friends to mourn her loss. The funer­ al was held Wednesday at the church, and the remains were tehderly placed in their final resting place In the Baltimore ceme­ tery. Irving The Y. P. S. C. E. will give a lawn so­ cial Wed. evening, Aug. 1st. at John Hen­ dershott's. You are all Invited. Don’t forget tlft- date. Mrs. Bull is gaining aud is now able to be out again. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Giant Hender­ shott, last Friday, a ten pound boy. The lawn social al John Trego’s Satur­ day evening was well attended and a pleasant time reported. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Shaw are rejoicing ovor the birth of a son. < Johnilown. Harvesting about done. The steam threshers are again walking the highways. One of them standing iu the road, driving u machine In Fred Corey’s barn near Battle Creek, frighten­ ed Albert Edmund’s Iwrse, causing II lo bend,the axle of his buggy badly, causing an immediate outlay for repairs. Fortu­ nately neither Albert nor his-'wife were injured. • A considerable number of campers at Fine lake. See tbat old horse and older buggy and the bundle of hay and lhe one or more ladies with ancient attire. They are mak­ ing for some huckleberry patch. C. C. Messenger, of Howard City, made a flying visit to this section a few days ago. Twenty seven men. in the prime of life, laying aside their manhood for tbe time, and marring it forever, banded together for mutual protection against tbe demands of justice, came down upon the north shore of Fine lake. Saturday night. July 21st, and held high revelry, making the night hideous with savage yells, wild pro­ fanity, and mocking songs, until past three o’clock Sunday morning. The names of a number are known, but for the sake of their friends are withheld. A company of young men (five in all) from Battle Creek, one of them the son of a prominent minister, had their tent torn down over ’heir heads, and beer thrown on them because they refused to join In the riot that surrounded their tent on Sat­ urday night <nd Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey of Clyde, Ohio, are the guests of their cousiqs, Mr. and Mrs. Barber and Miss E. Mead. Mr. John Holden was called to Has­ tings Saturday by the illness of his sister­ in-law. Mrs. Mary Bailey. The grove meeting at the bead of ‘ Gull Lake was quite largely attended. Two excellent discourses were delivered. Five adults and three children received the rites of Baptism. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cairns, on tbe 20th, a girl. Chas Gilbert spent several days In Grand Rapids last week. Ethel Barber entertained a company of her little friends on Saturday In honor of her seventh birthday. , Ice cream, lemon­ ade and candy were served. Several boqueta, a nice book and acarf pin were presented to her. And the little hostess declared tbat they couldn’t have bad a belter time. Mrs. Chas. Barber entertained a sister and her husband from Kalamazoo over Sunday 5H0KE THE "New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET. LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER. A Trio three things We' have three things we want you to try-oh. The first is to give you help to do your work, and that is soap, and you all know the old reliable Kirk is all you can ask for 6 for 25 cents The next two to give you strength and tbat is pure A No. 1 pure goods in Tea and Coffee. Our W. G.J. tea is better every year. Our in­ creasing trade for it s|x?aks plainly, and our coffees are values for the money. Our 2 lb. can of Mocha and Java is the best in the market. Try our Dodson Hils pickles. Ib made up of NOW THE FLl&SftND * ‘ * ‘ * GflRPET BUGS Are on hand, aud so are we with a lot of Pure Insect Powder and the best Sticky Uy Paper, also Neptheline for the Car­ pet Bug. You will find a glaes of our ARE WE UP WITH THE TIMES? Yes. Certainly. Cherry Tonic Soda Water But Refreshing on a hot day. W, J. & L HOLLOWAY. don t think by this that our prices are up, for if you will ex­ amine them we will convince you of your mistake. fa Are a FEU' PRICES TO JUDGE FROM (Sign of the Elephant.) HASTINGS. MICH. ARE YOU POSTED StandardndictionarY 800,000 WORDS HD PRIUSES. Work Shirts, Full 36 inch, at “ “ “ 34 “ “ 34 " - 40c. regular price 50c 25 “ ' “ 40 • 23 “ “ 30 All Washable Ties jfine patterns} at 15c. All 50c. neckwear at 40c. Our $1.00 working pants now going at 69c NOW IN REGARD TO SHOES. e will guarantee to save you money on every pair that buy of us. Of all kinds. YOU Closing out At Cost. We have a fine line of Sample Shoes for Men, Women and Children that we will sell you at less than wholesale prices. DO NOT BUT A DICTIONARY price <rfW.jta.ul BY resolution of the Com­ mon Council all Water Takers are allowed the privilege of Sprinkling 6 hours out of every 24. Any time during the 24 hours. Hams & Van Arman. The farmers are all rejoicing over the • -U.L..KCS a, nice rain we bad Friday. Wm. Bechtel of Wayland, and best girl FU«K i. WACNALLS CO., NEW YORK. spent Sunday at this place visiting the former’s parents. Miss Addie Lem He is at work at Osrner Burpee’s. Miss Pearl Pierson Is visiting friends In IT COST Grand Rapids. Will Minar sports anew buggy. NEARLY Miss 1 tecta Parker Is at work for Mrs. ONE Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pierson spent Sun­ MILLION day with Mr. and Mrs. Dillman Benjamin near^Shlloh. DOLLARS. Mrs. Demaresq who has been visiting friends returned borne Friday. Mrs. Wm. Bowen. Mrs. J. Bechtel, Mrs. Addle Chrlspe. and Mrs. Geo. Rickard Grandest literary Achievement spent Tuesday at A. C. Hunt’s. or the century. Mito Corning Is a little better at this writing. on new plans by tn a Bert Armstrong was iu Grand Rapids Its Editors number 247. Sunday. In preparation 4 years. Mr and Mrs. Minar Pierson, Rena Mia Wonderful Vocabulary of nar and Francis Conrad spent Sunday at J Bechtel’s Mrs. Hallie King spent Sunday viahlng friends in Middleville. Miss Vevia Ide returned to her home In Grand Rapids last week. Will Knickerbocker was in Bradly last Mr. and Mrs. Hugger: spent last week in Kalamazoo visiting their children who NOTICE. H. J. FRflKER. Call and Inspect our Bargain Counter. ) ou ■ will be surprised at the J'nw Prices. sis 1’1 tot, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-08-02.pdf e2734426adf9f74b829bec2986ecaef1 PDF Text Text Jkc test Advertisfag medium in Bary\ County- Hastings VOL. XXXIX.NO. 14, HASTINGS, MICH., AUG. 2. 1894. NOTICE? Hastings Banner. Fubltabed Tboradan by COO Ji. BBOB.. jyiea. of HIRAM ROGERS cheap, and desiring to close it '>ut in the next 30 days I will sell regardless of cost. i'he stock consists of Book Cases, Bed Room SiuK, Chairs. Rockers, Side Boards, Pictures, Baby Carriages, Carpets, Rugs, I). . ri.'s and everything that goes to make class Furniture stock up a QEO. E. ROWE If v.ou don’t like ’em, Bring ’em back And if cannot suit you, Return you your Money iRy The Shoe Rca Fr* woollen & Bronson MURDERER Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few moments between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he was askedifhe would like tosay anything. “Yes” ‘ he replied, “I would like the make a few remarks about the Wilson Bill.” We submit that it was not natural for a man under those circumstances to talk upon such a subject. It was not expected. So you would not expect us to talk of anything but FURNITURE COUNTY NEWS. Shultx. vhiSTT ?,U <»oarter,y meeting ser« church coromeoclnir Frldiy S»X;-J *' I0' *"* ““»n“lng over Aoron Shulti now ride. In , new erriage. -mJV11? Ken) ““ «“d wife .pent Tue«d«, with Irvin, relative,. -o™,, Roby Newton, who I,„b«n .taytaK In Mn Ze,l 7 P“i‘ '‘W W”'k“' l,,ck wl,h Mrs. Zerbei again. Guwle Pwtke .nd Mrs. Lo. Bran spent a“?dJJ "I111 lhe latter', parent. In Irving. J. «. H eaver and wife attended quar­ terly meetlna at Martin Comers Saturday and Sunday. J KU,worth. Sutton, of Oceana Co.. I, vl,. (ting here. Sydney Toad and wife spent Saturday and Sunday at Fred Pierce’s. S. Thomas and family spent Friday with their daughter near Cedar Creek. Shultz, I-ast week's letter. Mra. Osborn, of Augusta, la caring tor her niece, Jessie Cox. A. F. Shultz and wife, attended quar­ terly meeting ttt Cedar Creek Sunday. Homer Kline and mother, of your city, visited friends here last week. At the annual school meeting John Horn was re-elected director. Fred Pierce aud family spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives In Hastings. Mra. Addie Halliday, of Battle Creek, Mrs. Elia Youngs, of your city, >nd Matt Harkneas. of Hickory Corners, were guests at Peter Mosher’s last week. Rena Pierce is visiting at Joe Robin­ son’s. Mrs. Loa Ryan was the guest ■ of Has­ tings friends Friday. The rain Friday was what we needed and farnit’rF'^re happy. Our Sunday school will unite with tlie Podhnk Sunday school and hold a picnic at Wall lake Thursday, August 2nd. Carrie Kenyon spent Sunday at home. Foster Patton and family of Plainwell, Sundayed here. Paul F. Voelker, of Caledonia, delivered a lecture to a good crowd at the church last Saturday evening. It was enjoyed by , all. The “boy orator” ta a brilliant speuki er and we predict a bright, future for him. Frank Burnham and wife of Maple Grove, iwere guests at Chas. Wilson's Sat­ urday evening. Hiram Jones and wife of your dty spent Sunday at Ray Pierce’s. Clara Merritt, of HnstUigs. and Grace Merritt, of Potterville, visited relatives here Thursday and Friday. . John Arnold and wife, of Howling, were at S. A. Stanley s last Thursday. John McLravy and family, visited at Wm. Peake s last Tuesday. , Peter Mosher spent Friday and Satur­ day at Gull lake. Albert Clrlch and family returned home last week. Nettie Hazel ta at home now. Minnie Calkins visited friends here last' week. Louise Johnson is at home for/ a few weeks. Mrs. Chas. Polley and Thon. J- Kelley thrashed their wheat, average about 20 bu. per acre. A nice shower Saturday night revived things up a IHtle but the hail split corn up pretty bad. ,, Arthur Bush is very sick with small hopes of recovery. Jud. Grlfiths and family are under the doctor’s care. Miss Julia Brown and Julia Polly are camping at Gull lake this week. Mr. Cliford Dewey has his new house nearly completed. Mre. T. J. Kelley and P. A. Young went to Kalamazoo to-d%y on business and pleasure. Mr. Harvey Williams was seen on our this week keeping his weather eye on the lookout for good fat weather. Mr. D. McBarna’ sister has returned to Petoskey. Castleton. Lyman Brown and family have mored to Woodland. Vant Price made a trip to Ionia Thurad’lira. Clarlasa Price went to Grand Bap- Ide Monday to visit her d*"’hl'rMartin Mallett. Her abler Mre. C. Kill, of Nashville accompanied her. __ Mrs B. Warier and children of Ohio, are visltimt Mrs. B's. parents. Mr. and Mrs. EW.t°L Marble was at Grand Tuesday, in attendence ot the Republican ’■‘cimide'priee Is havln< a «ddfnl‘ With an abcess on his face caused by an “"S°™nin and daughter Man ot Woodland, were the guests of Asa Noys, trMrs Jacobs is spending the week with beXglS Mrs. wm. Wicks, ot Sun­ It’s our business, we’re interested in it, and can’t help talking about it. If y°u waut any Bed Room Suites, Dressers, Elegant Book Cases or Furniture of any kind just give me a call. My complete stock and low prices will please you. I can show you the nicest thing in the line of Baby Carriages yon ever saw if you will only give me the opportunity. field. ’ _______________ Belton. Orson Willison and wife of Kalamazoo were the guests of John William- and WWn* Star and wife of Grand Rapids, haYe teen visiting his .later. Mrs. Lasher. °f MdKevitt was in town recently. Rh\ Grimbr of HMtliiRB. wm In town In mc lnreiSt of the Sund.r School K*Bf. Ch.rios E. Intern™ ot NMhellle, reelrtered at H>e Tbompaon Houae the iMt of “clam Merrill who bM been atayta* at I1X “ri. tha^t_«»- — >5“'” ’dMWr.',S^U.WreF«Sner A. McCoy. Ibe^enof Henry Robln«m and wife "’Mra EdreltofLanelnthM been rb.ltlug at B. Thompoon’a the ’’et«»e In Mra. Bewley I,m gone to her borae In 1 a •. , A jipg-ii Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper tn ike County. WHOLE NO. 2042 for the tieatmenl of a cancer. Morey Douglu or August* Is the guest of Fred and Fey Norwood. Another cottage is being built at Crook­ ed Lake resort. There will be a grand base ball torunament in Delton Saturday, August 4th. Richland and Prairieville play at 9 a. m. Cedar Creek and Banfield at 12:30 and championship game at b:30 for a prize of 810.00. v Alice Williams has returned from Greenville where she has been visiting the past month. Harry 1'ayne and Ada Post were mar­ ried an the 27th. Mr. and Mre. Cooper were at Battle Creek Sunday. Nsney Parks ot Hastings Js slatting at r. Chamberlains'. F. A. Blackman and H. C. Boynton at tended the races aVPlainwell. W. H. Chase was at the County Seat Monday. O Barrett is building a porch off his house. Orwin Jones started for Campbell, Minnesota, Monday. James R. Bush returned to bls place in Howard City, the 31st. Arthur Bush died July 30th at 6 p. m. Mre. Kennedy and daughter of Youngs­ town, Ohio, are the guests of W. A. Lash­ er aud family this week. D. J. Westfall was at Battle Creek, Monday and Tuesday this week. It is rumored that he will soon go there to pub, Itah a paper. Harton last week. Next week Wednesday evening there will be an ice cream social at Henry Tas­ kers for the M. P. Church. Bell Adkins is at home for a visit from Battle Creek. The ladles Aid met with Mrs. Henry Sylvester Thursday. Minnie Warberton, of Battle Creek, was the guest of Mrs. G. W. Tompkins the first of the week. Mrs. Frank Churchill, C. of Toledo, L is visiting her parents, Sam Ogden and wife. Preston Jewell was at Grand Rapids Tuesday as delegate to the Republican Slate Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wlckarn, of Battle Creek, spent Saturday and Sunday at the hotel. . • Quarterly meeting of the M. P. church will be held at the Center two weeks from Saturday and Sunday Aug. 18th and 19th. D. Scott has sold his farm to a Mr. Hoy, of Battle Creek and has moved Into " Mrs. I.. Sager’s house at ’he Center. Routh HMtiugs. The Ladles Dime Society of Quimby, Mill meet at the home of Mrs. E. Pennock, of South Hastings, next week Thursday, Aug. 9th., at 2 o'clock. All are luvited. Eld Grigsby will preach at the Star School House next Sunday at 2:30 p. m. The Sunday School and Christian En­ deavor at the Star flourishing in fine condition. The Star W. C. T. U. will meet next week Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ha­ vens at 2 o’clock. The Camp meeting in E. Fenn oak’s grove will commence Aug. 14th. Why must the Rally Day be so mixed up with every other thing that we can the hardly tell what the day Is for. Pleaaant Valley. Judge Smith of Hastings was on streets Saturday. Henry Rareg and wife of Charlotte Ited old friends here part of the week. Foreman Gates of Orangeville was guest of E. Ijockhart Saturday. Mr. Parker of Vermontville did some fine threshing on our streets the past week. Mlu Drasta Thomas Sundayed in Ver­ montville with her stater Mrs. James Clapper. e Lewis Ix>ckiiart comes to the front with a new carriage. Several have threshed and a poor yield and quality. Cloverdale. A game of ball was played last Saturday at Cloverdale between local talent and a team selected from campers at Wall Lake, resulting In the defeat of the latter. The Sunday School here has voted to attend Rally Day at Hastings, the 15th. Some orders have been filled for brick here lately, one for a hundred thousand, and another for eighty thousand. W.HidlMiin. Wm. McCallum has bls new house al­ Woodland base ball team took two fresh most completed. The Ladies Aid will sell ice cream at scalps last week. One from Lowell and this place next Saturdaj- evening lud wi|l one from Nashville. dispose of a Very fine quilt to the highest Threshing machines are very busy. Oat harvest is now on hand and binders bidder. are again tying up grain. ’ Several parlies are at Wall Lake enjoy­ Irving ing a vacation. We aee considerable good effects from Freeport ball team are reported to play in our village on Monday. Later—The the showers of last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, who are visiting game was played and resulted in a Mrs. Buell, have been sick while here. of 13 to 15 in favor of Woodland. F. J. Henning and son John, of Detroit, Our ball team goes to Hastings to pi«y. are visiting at J. J. Hendershott's, also ‘ on Tuesday. Jacob Eisen betas and Mrs. Mauch have Miss Daugherty of FL Wayne.. paid 825.00 fine and costs for making false statements of their personal property to Base Ball. the Supervisor. Both were given the op­ Friday there occurred in Nashville onportunity to go before the Board of Re­ view and correct (he statement. Mr. of the finest and most exciting games of Eisenbeiss appeared and very unwillingly base ball that has been played this season, gave u few hundred more but failed to the opposing teams being the business give in all-hta personals. Supervisor men and oJerks of this city, and the busi­ Davenport has taken great pains to get ail ness men and clerks of Nashville. The nine from this city, with the exception of taxable property and lias not hesitated Io have parties arrested when lie found out Henry Osborn, the pitcher, were "has teens,” who five or six years ago jrere that they bad taken false oaths. We wish all public officers would execute tbb func­ famaliar with the base ball diamond, but tions of their offices with as little fear as since then have chosen to follow the lees violent exercise of some commercial pur­ has Mr. Davenport. suit. Mrs. Henry Osborn chaperoned a Mrs.-J. M. Smith and baby were on the party of young ladies, whose cheers for sick list a few days of last week but are the Knights of the diamond did much to better now. encourage them in knocking victory out of Our creamery is still doing good and an almost certain defeat in the last In­ satisfactory business. nings. Hale Kenyon “kept tally” mid The long continued dry weather has acted as Mascot for the Hastings team, made pasture very short. while Charlie Smith and Editor Felgbner, Our ball team played bail at Hastings, respectively acted In like capacities for on Tuesday with the Hastings nine and the Nashville team. the game resulted in a score of 17 to 30 Those who were so fortunate as to at­ in favor of Woodland. The game was tend the game, which was played by the hotly contested, the pitchers on both sides forenoon, were quite overcome by the gay being severely pounded. “Forget-me-nots’’ on the calico uniforms The Woodland ball team will go to of the home team, and indeed some were Freeport in a friendly way to play the re­ so cruel as to insinuate that the dazzling turn game. uniforms and not the superior playing We have a new meat market in our were accountable lor the victory. village conducted by A. J. Miller. The opposing teams met at about 9:30 Geo. Baiting and wife of Hartford have and Manager Diamond was somewhat sur­ been spending the past week with Wood­ prised at the number of “business men land friends. and clerks” there were in Hie regular A. E Snuggsaud wife of Muskegon, Nashville base ball team. The big good are spending a few days with old friends natured editor of the Nashville News In Woodland. looked after the interest ot his team, but Rev. Bom of the Southern church and instead of playing himself he bpd a subMiss Carrie Burke were married last stitue”, Mr. Weber, the excellent catcher week. Miss Burke's'many friends join in of the Nashville team. Leu forgot though, wishing her a pleasant jouniej through to have his men congregate before the llfp__________________ game commenced and warble the lltt'e lullaby, whose mjaterlous . chatm's Ims Bedford. snatched victory from defeat on many bail Miss Grace Van Sy de, of Battle Creek, fields for the Chrruta. and thin fatal over­ has been visiting relatives here. sight no doubt led to the defeat of Ins Mrs. E. B. Rogers and daughter. Rose men. spent a few days I®81 w«*k Mt Gal1 ,BkeFollowing is the score bv innings: The game of ball which was to ha*e been played last Friday was postponed on Nwbvllle 3 7 0 0 <>—0. account of the rain until Tuesday when Ha.lhW 6 3 0 0 It—10. Augusta was beaten by a score of 23 to Hnslhtgf- came to Imt Hie last lanings 18Rev. Mr. Sanderson, of Lauslnr, preach­ with the wore xtamlitig 9 to 7 against ed here last Sunday Iwth morning and thriu. The firet two ium aurcoeded in evening. There will also be services getting out and it ; betitn to tooti verj much uh though the «>core would end an next SundaV. . Tuesday evening, July 24tb. one of the Hie inning comtnenced, but the evil ef­ most pleasant gatherings which has oc­ fects of not hinging that song, together curred In this place for some time, took with the cheering of the voting ladles, One score had place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. turned the tide of battle. Atwood, when they gave a reception to been made and two men were on bases their Sunday school classes of young and Al Kenke« came to Imt. The Impera­ ladles anti gentlemen. The evening was tive need of a base hit filled him. with de­ spent In a delightfully Informal manner termination anti he hit one of Ketcham’s with games and music. Ice cream and curves right on the none and the two men cake were served in the yard, which was came home and the game was won. beautifully illuminated with Japanese lan­ terns. Mias Lizzie Hamilton responded In For the second time thia year the Wood­ s pleasant manner to the toast, “The boys’ class of the future,” and George Raymer land base Hall team scooped ‘he home tram to the UauL “The girls’ claw of the fu­ by a score of 3» to 17 Had O-tero been well ture. Mr. Atwood made a few remarks, supported however the result would have after which Chaa. Foster, In his own Ini­ l«en far different. ^IHer. the Wjx*'»lwnd mitable style, presented Mr. and Mre. twirler was touched up f»r more base lilta Atwood. In behalf of tbf two classes, with than he has Iwen any lime thh year. a beautiful easel and large picture. Mr. Hastings has licence to organize a team and Mre. Atwood possesfl the highest rt- that will scoop anything around here, and soect and esteem\>f the voting people of esn easily do s« If th* p “pl« will show this nlacr both In seh&ol and church work. their interest in havd»< a jtkm! lhs<_ b ill team by paying IS ecot- Mtmtodon fee. ,Pbe Mtneat ever ttwlr path* Ie*d ,n equal auereaa may attend them. »»>». Mra. Wm. Jewell ra-ved l“'o U» A. W. WfWox >»“•«*■ the Center. Rtlwarr! F Ro:.<*n Mt ng Lillian B. War •». “ R-.u t v Fom. V o d and • ?: SUICIDE. Gvorge Wood of thia City, Takra His Ufe, by Catting Hla Throat. Monday evening George W’ood. of this city, cut his throat with a jack knife, and expired in a few moments. For a long time past Mr. Wood has been a victim of the morphine hablL On one occasion the hopes of bis friends were raised to the belief that he would free himself from the Iron grasp of* the awful habit which held him down when he went to Dwight to take the Keeley cure, but the habit was deeply rooted and had de­ stroyed his will power, and bls resistance was weak. After a few days treatment he returned uncured, and continued In the use of the drug. He fully realized how powerless he was. and plainly saw that his mind was giving way under his excesses. He had intimat­ ed to his parents his fear that he might become a raving maniac and kill them both, and (his fekr tbat'he might do so is believed to be the prime cause of bis tak­ ing bls life. Monday evening be asked that bls fath­ er and brother aet up with him. For some time bls parents had been watching him, especially at night time! On this Monday evening his father, Wm. Wood, and he were sitting in the sitting room about 10 o’clock. Wlt^oat be lag ‘seen the son quietly drew out bls jatk knife and cut his throat After he had done so he said “Father look at thaL” Mr. Wood turned toward him and saw a little blood oozing from a wound.in the neck. Think­ ing that the wound was not deep he grabbed his son’s arms and prevented bls stabbing himself again which he asked to do. The blood commenced to pour out of the wound flying all about the room. The dying man was laid on the couch and in a few moments expired. The deceased was nearly 46 years age, and a man of marked abilities. When only 30 * years of age be was the most prominent dentist In tills city and enjoyed a lucrative practice. 'His future looked especially bright. But at about that time be became addicted to the morphine habit which constantly grew on hip) and was responsible for his death. He possessed natural abilities as a musician, excelling as a violinist, and had it not [been for his unfortunate habit would have enjoyed more than an ordinary reputation. The funeral occurred yesterday after­ noon at two o’clock from the 1 house, and was largely attended. Rev. A. D. Grigs­ by officiated. fU-verte* uf the Snake Editor. During ail the recent talk concerning Carter's snake, our “Snake editor” maintalned an almost painful silence, which was broken this week by the following effusion, the thoughts being suggested by the re-appear*nce of the reptile:— . “Thou dread, mysterious monster! Must thou again thy monstrous form in­ trude Into this our modern Eden, and fill our hearts with dread and fear, and dire forlKMiings of thy mysterious intttft hidden designs! ! ! Where hast thou wandered through centuries past, and where now Is thy fixed Ijabitalion? Was not thy fiendish, hellish purpose fully satisfied with the mischief wrought upon our poor, unsuspecting mother Eve, who, clothed in her inuocence, dlds’t listen to thy enamored and beguiling speech and ate-, and fell, and cursed the Race with In­ nate longings for that forbidden fruit.” “Thon hideous monster we would , naw admonish thee. If thou, lu all thy wan­ derings on this earth, hast . not lost thy power of speech and human comprehen­ sion. tljat the promised curse mast fall upon tliy head at last. and. bruised and mangled, torn and bleeding, thou must die! ! “Our doughty Chieftain, who once dared to invade the limits of thy supposed * habitation, will again gather his faithful ■’ clan about him and court thy deadly em- , brace. Armed with spears and blunder- I bu.-s; with artillery of shot and shell, f such as Michael hurled at the hosts of 1 Heaven; protected by the McKinley bill I and the shining flagons of Teutonic liquid i and “long range” Benxina, thia mighty host will compass thy .destruction.” Then shall the eons and daughters of our fair citv go forth to halt their Chief and with the sound of Timbal and the blast from the Ram’s horn welcome their deliverer. His march will be a triumphal tme and his presence hailed nmld the huz­ zas of all Urn people! Then dread mons­ ter. with thy hated presence n tiu»Yed we will J>e uble to partake of the fruit ’ of the buckle berry on Carter’s marsh, which is now forbidden to us through fear, and happiness will be vouchsafed to us for­ ever. All dogs not licensed and found with no rag on will be taken care of In accordance wfth ordinance. W. H. Miller, Marshal. QUIT CLAIM DEKD9. Catherine Metzgar, pe- heirs to John Metz­ gar. unreel, sec 3. WoodlandrSl.OO. O. I>. Freeman to Julia IL TcCple. 00 a, । ec>, Irvmt. Porter C. Fryman to Julia E. Treple. GO a, ycx Irving. 8.-400. John M ‘'ii. per ttclrw. to Harry L. and Ltxzlo Mwvo. 83 •». -«• 3. As-yrta, Mrw\ Mr Self, per h*lni. to Mary McNeil and Ji-unle Harger, lot 1. bik. fl. Middleville, $300. Units tw»».,«»». Thomas Murray to Jas. O. Citsruber lain, lot 5.C’av-rd»le. »i<» David 'fhChire per helm to Sarah Kus-ell, 40 a. - re I.-Baltimore, $’>00. Father Tmit’d to Curie Cook, lot 3, blk 5. Grant’s add >kw. Thoma* Utiloto Sarah E-'Oabom.tOa, arc Y. Irving, 8t«o. . L. W. k:<mw to W.dter Huntington. paecM, DrIton. M 0 L\dU i Keajronto O. C. Barnum. piroel. to W. IL Andersou, parrel. Middtevtii-. at ao. Jarob Bn*'iti«ritrr «o Stcnhrn Braadstetter et5 a, sr -1. PrairirvtUr. 82B.5•. A man swallowed a ailter half dollar the other day, and after a doctor had worked for a half hour uranoeesaftjlljr in trying to get the money np again ha �THREE IN A DAY. Bepnblloan Conventions ta Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin. i th© workingman not only asUnal the asMnlt* MUST BE TRUSTWORTHY. I of foreign competition but against the attack* ' of domestic nvarine. * 1 "Reso-vud That th© honest and industrious Otherwise Newspaper Men Can­ w our und »u» evening telling the salient point* ot an executive aeaaion which oeeurred that not So cure “Good Stuff." wm u> booona tn p«*i r*iu> .* A>u*rte»n ciuhad been in Washington but a few ’ m la .Urey, wrteonwl Non* other aboulU months, entered the office, and. seeing be permitted to comu. We favor the amend­ How the Secrets of Executive Sessions of the senator, said in a boastful way: ment und mor© stringent enforcement of the . immigration laws *o m to exclude criminal, •‘Without any thunks tn you. senator, dates Named for State O«c«*—A pauper and all other undesirable cIbmos Kinley Bill “Given Awny” by Complete Summary of the I learned all about the executive aee• whose preavnee tends to degrndo American • <'ongr«vn«m*n. Proceed Ing*. rion, including the part you Uxik in ft, labor and Incite disorder. *| "The republican party, ever mindful of Ute with a synopsis of your speech." [Special Wnshlnjjton Lctier.] ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS. patriotic services and sacrifices of the veteran “I am glad you obtained the informa­ It is the object of the executive de­ Sfringfixld,* HL, July ML—The re­ soldlera of the republic, reaffirms It* position tion, ” said the senator, “but I never > So l uuimon at this season, Is a serious publican state convention met in the in favor of liberality to the nation's defender*. partments to keep a great many mat­ divulge the secreta of executive ses­ We favor the granting of pensions to all hon­ condition, liable to lead to disastrous hall of the house of representatives in orably diac barged union soldiers and sailors ters secret from the people; nnd the sions myself. Who told you about it?" results. It is a sure sign of declining this city yesterday. When Chairman whose disabilities or neoeasltics .justly ©nutle same idea of secrecy concerning execu­ “Senator Stewart, of Nevada, told tive business is entertained by the sen­ Vjiealth lone, nnd that the blood is im­ Clark, of the state central committee, them thereto. ” me," said the young man, in a lofty Wisconsin Republican*. ate. • poverished and impiire. The best and called the convention to order at noon I and self-satisfied manner. During the administration of Presi­ _______ _______ ________ aucui|. MilWaukkk, July 97.—The republlcmost successful remedy is found in j there were 1,884 delegates in attend- 1 After a brief conversation the young B.uc3 R. anR ,net Wednestlay and after dent Hayes, one of bls annual messages a nee.. J James R. M«u>u, Mann, a a member i man departed, and the senator turned the city council ' ol Chicago. . KlopUng a plKtlorm mijournml until to congress was purloined from the — of t to me, saying: “That is the last piece was chosen |temporary chairman. The y®®terdfiy, when the following ticket government printing office and printed of information that young man will In a New York hew^paperon the morn­ convention then adjourned until 8 t Wtts nominated: o'clock n. m. ; For governor. Maj. W. H. Upham, of Marsh- ing before the message was sent to ever get concerning executive Missions. On roKCLomklinr, ♦>,« .k field: lieutenant governor. Judge Emil Bsensch, congress. It caused a great deal of 1 shall tell Senator Stewart to-morrow On reassembling the report of the of .ecretary of state. Henry Casthat the young man is unreliable, and committee on permanent organisation, son, Jr., of Viroqua: treMurer. Sewell A. ' comment and excitement in this city, Which makes rich, healthy blood, and naming ex-Gov. Fifer as permanent' Peterson, of Barron, attorney general. W. H. but the leaky employe of the govern­ that he not only gloated over having thus gives strength to the nerves, elas­ chairman, was adopted,and Mr. Fifer on Myjrca,, of secured the facts, but that he gave the Wasare£superiniendent - ------------ —r-----------------'** "* ’ "* --”’K”" ' ment printing office was never discovticity to the muscles, vigor to the brain lutruclk.,. J. Q En*rt. ul AWIm; retire*, , WM bUUd at thv t[mc that name of the senator from whom he had ami health tu the whole body. Ln assuming control of the gavel delivered /vim I * I.. Li* o* W .T MoKonxle. nt lOlFC, . «•*'— — , ’ ,. i, . *7. ,. ' oominiMloner. D- J. of ICSU Eau t.Claire: T.~ I_ .. obtained the information. I will not an interesting address. At its conclu­ Insurance commissioner. Dr. W. A Fricke, of truth. Hood’s Sarsaparilla of . the wm> newspaper utnnt*4A;i which published the only tell Senator Stewart, but at the ; message paid SLOTO for the copy. sion a motion was made that the con­ Milwaukee. The Platform. j A little over a . "tx ago the Russian next executive session of the senate I vention proceed to nominate a can­ It was 4 o'clock when the committee extradition treaty, which was then bo­ didate for United States sena­ on resolutions reported. The platform iDg considered in the r.?nate. was tor to succeed Hon. Shelby M. s aa follows: ' stolen and given to the public through Cullom. This called forth a lengthy* • We reaffirm the platform adopted at :be medium of a Chicago newspaper, and acrimonious discussion. Finally and ulso re.ttrere.1 republican ..v.u— convention, ..a wtten the thfrom those columns it was copied Be sure to get Hood’s and only Hood’s u motion was made to lay it on the ■ inatlonal platform adopted by the stale republican con­ k——— — , ----------- ■■■■ 1 table, and a vote resulted—yeas, 1,019: vention to 1892 and renew our pledges to the into every paper in the country. The Hood’S Pills ar« purely vegetable, per- n^ys, 315. ♦ people a* set forth thereto. secretary of the cenate and all of his tectlv harmless, always reliable and beneficial j ’ The pjutform. | ‘‘The present condition of the country result­ employes were thoroughly investigated from the change In Its industrial policy in­ Following this the committee on Ing augurated by the democratic party, the hun­ at the time, but no evidence con]<) h® resolution presented its report It was dreds of factories and workshops closed down. obtained to reflect in the slightest de­ adopted and is aa follows: I tbe thousands of men out of employment, are gree upon any one of these employes. "The republican party of the state erf Illi­ thelxwt witnesses which can be brought to Nearly three years ago, practically nois reaffirms its belief In the great principle* testify to the wisdom of th© policy of protec­ correct reports of the procecdiDfs of of civil and religious liberty upon which thia tion to home Industries which has ulwaya been the senate in executive session were government was founded and under which the Rustalnod and fostered by the republican party. people have enjoyed unexampled pros­ . •‘The republican party U the friend ot both printed in the newspapers of the coun­ perity and happineaa, and. bolicvlna labor and capital. Each is indlspemsable to try; and the most particular sticklers that the restoration of the republican the other. The party hud its origin to opposi­ for the maintainanee of secrecy in ex­ party to power In the government at tion to the enslavement nnd degradation of the country would promote the general welfare labor, and under Its policies the workingmen ecutive sessions instituted an investi­ of the people and is the chief condition of re­ of too United Mates received a higher gation. But no dbeovery was . ever newed prosperity, this convention most re­ rate of wages and attained a degree of made, which would implicate any indi­ spectfully «ad cordially invites all good clU- । comfort and influence such aa they had vidual connected with the senate. tens. irrespective of political antecedents. Io 1 never previously enjoyed. It will em­ unite in eupporting the republican chum in ploy whatever authority It possesses to Nevertheless, suspicion was aroused ■ promote all just demands of the wage worker against the executive clerk of the sen­ SECURING “ GOOD STUFF.” ’ . Are ybu willing to work forthecauM 1 the next ©lection. "We earnestly maintain the right and jua- and support whatever practical measures can ate, Mr. James R. Young, by one of the of Protection in placing reliable infor­ i। tlce will state that this young man. giving of the American doctrine of protection to1 be devised for the amelioration of his condi­ mation |n the hands of your acquain­ : American industries. tion. We recognlxe th© right of laborers to or­ senators who personally disliked tliat his name, is unreliable, and therefore j ‘We denounce os unwise and un-American ganize, using all honorable measures for the official. Although no evidence what­ tances?; : the provlaion* of the . so-called Wilson purpose of dignifying their condition and plac­ ever wait obtained which would in the he will secure no new.-, hereafter at the If you are, you should be identified If he had tariff bill, modified In the senate by the ing them on un equal footing with capital, to slightest degree inculpate Mr. Young, senate end of the capital) injection of weak and inoonslstcnt uV- the end that both fully understand that they had sense enough to protect the sena­ with I tempts to protect special intereeta. m are friends and are equal to each other und to the pressure brought to bear by the tor, by refusing to give his name, he THE AMERICAN senator referred to and by now pending in congniM, and we charge the prosperity of the people. , his friends PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. 1 the democratic party with the sole re•The republican party is to favor of honest was so great that Mr. Young resigned.. might some day have gotten into my sponslbill^y for the effort to dcs'roy J2 I Tbe proceadlnga of the senate in exec- confidence.” IM W. 23D ST.. NCW YORK. Two weeks later the young man was t our tariff system, a system which has scheonwxhat will give to this country a de­ proven the greatest boon to the great mass erf based or Mepreciated currency. We favor the utivcKeasion were pnbliabed from time recalled by the paper which he repre­ stating y jut position, and pise a helping band. *. American cltlxens, and we further declare that ■use of sliver a© a currency to th© extent only to time just as accurately as they had sented. and has never since been in I been before this enforced and unmer. the unusual and unnatural conditions now ex­ that it can be circulated on a parity of gold. Washington city as a newspaper correisting in this nation between capital nnd labor, the honorable ud .. .. which have led to lawlessness, bloodshed and loos liberty, of absolute non-seetsrianism. of rited, attack upon I spondent. This true story illustrates PARKER’S entire reparation of church and stalo, of free popular executive clerk. interruption of buslnesa. and brought misfor ­ ; somewhat forcibly the situation on HAIR BALSAM tune to all. are the natural results of the false common schools and of toe utmost todepen- | A great deal of excitement was oon*e» and twsntiflcs the h economic theories, vacillating policy and hope- denoo of Individual thought, speech and action casioned in 1872 when the New York ।: some subjects. During the preparation of the Mc­ ‘ less Incompetency of the democratic party. the law. ■ ! Tribune printed, in advance of its ruti- .' and to remove the evil thus created, restore Chairman H.C. Tbom waa reelected fieation. lhe iraporUnt Washington, Kinley bill in 1890, every newspaper prosperity and bring health to the body of the man in Washington endeavored to se­ chairman of the state central commitj treat „. Jth Grcal Britain Ikm. 11am ­ people it la necessary that the republican } tee. The convention yljourned after ilton Fish Avafl of ataU. at cure a copy of the first proof sheets of party should be restored to power. the proposed bill, but the members of Use FurkeFs Ginger Tonic. It cum the worst <o»g&, 1 "We arraign the present democratic governor passing’ a vote of thanks to Chairman ............ ...*'. I that time ami caused his department to Weak tangs, Debility. h«l iseiticn. Fsia, Tske in time.au cU. of Illinois as the most conspicuous case of mis­ I Elliot. j lx? thoroughly investigated to nscer- the committee were under a pledge of fit in official life. From the day qn which he secrecy that no information concerning began to debase the penal, reformatory and i MhCth'r 1lrka7 UwMilAonld be piren out until it REVIEW OF TRADE. 1 charitable Institutions and public parks of the _____ । occurred under his own ofiicial roof, t_ . . . ■> I state into Infirmaries and asylums for politb A LnUlnx Coo.m.rrt.1 A,***, Ute— lu At the «!»,- time the MHUtaOfdmd UU '' J’1?,”'’''. J? T*1' ’'"J (T I AAA tn aliw> other valuview <rf th. CXtadlttam | lnwUg , til , n und sununDntd „ “ “ Uy «» chuirm*n of w II II II I ttbl" premium* n< ^ixxl g-uess- 1 clans to the present time ho has shown such ---------- .... । investigation ana summoned as wit- i __ ... • , >»the • i-A i I 11 II I ’’n‘- BASK BALI- Enthnri- wonderful aptitude in doing the wrong thing at * ______ i: committee on war* i ! the W**hinr.on n enmrepondento J?n ’Z' and mean*. Mai. w E V W Mta this u your opportunity. : all times that the people of the state irre­ , N«w Yom. July M.-R. G. DonNew McKinley,- ,o to deliver report to the o( the Tribune. The*! geudemen fiat- ' McKlnlesr <>®«wer the renort 8ee»offer«W£ aho couhtay hagaz ke. Prjc^ »c. spective of party, owalt with undisguised im- Co.-* weekly review of tired* W«: ■ of the Tribune. These gentlemen flatAll NewAilcalers: or 53 East 10th St. New York i patience the expiration ot his term of office. | "Th* bear, outgo <d ,oK U, ttll rt th. ; ly refused to give aur information con- j house and make a speech on the subiTOMurj' reserve oad ot too price of wheat to .u„ j . • ject of the tariff. On the afternoon The convention then proceeded to toe lowest point on record, and th© lucre©.- ceding the manner or method by i preceeding. one of the members of that [ PROBATE ORDER. nominate a candidate for state treas­ tog uncertainty about toe tariff have entirely ; means of which they had obtained the J Important committee met a newspaper State of Michigan, County ef Barn-—as. overshadowed other industries. Business de- ■ treaty. And after having been in the Al a mmod <rf the Probate Court for the urer. Henry Wulff, of Chicago, W. layed for months by the great strikes now custody- of the bergeant-ut-orms for j man who was his particular friend, in County of Barn', holden at the Probate Office In W. Tracy, of Chicago, and Smith D. crowds the railroads and swells returns and - ..." i one of the corridors of the capitol, and the city ol Hastings, in sakl county, on Wed­ Atkins, of Freeport, were the nomi­ gives the impression of revival to business. I nearly two weeks the newspaper men j said: “After supper to-night I Intend % nesday, the 18th d*T of July. In the year one nees. On the first, ballot Mr. Wulff But It is not yet clear how tar there Is an In­ were finally discharged by a vote of ! to go to my room and take a smoke and thousand eight hundred and -ninety four. crease in new traffic distinguished from that the senate. All of the newspapers of Presentj Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of was nominated, the ballot resulting: which had been merely blocked or deferred. the country at that time indulged in I also a nap for about an hour. I always Probate. I In some branches there has been more activi­ In the luatler of tbe estate of stephen Wulff, 756; Tracy, 82G; Atkins, 253. leave my overcoat on the rack in the Sprague, deceased. For superintendent of public ty but to other* less, because events early this unstinted raillery of the senate for its 1 hall by the front door. By the way. If On reading and filing the petition duly verified ,tlCTVUi praj Ing ■ Instruction S. M. Inglias was noml- week led many to infer that no change of inability to keep state secrets, or to ! you are in, my neighborhood- to-night ot John Hgrague. son of said deceased, tariff would be made. state ’~._y may be. be : ------------------noted on the third ballot. For can- | “Wheat has found toe lowest depth and baa discover the methods whereby such drop in and see my wife. . I have no that iMinanistratlon of raid fstztr d •» nr to Tn reme . I didBte, lOT trustees ot the state sold below H cents, making the monthly aver­ secrets were given to the public* ffitb'.Sub..!.''.™'Sr [ donbt she will be glad to entertain yon oiairrsaimme verson. , _ In the United States senate there al­ Tbereuffim It Is ordered, that Thursday, the university (three to be nominated) the age at New York the lowest over known. Corn ; for a little while; and you have not Alexander i was stronger, with accounts of Injury to pan ways is, always lias been, and prob­ । called upon us for some time.” 1 of toe crop, and to© exports are trifling. Cotpetition sad tliat the heirs al law of said de McLean, of Macomb; Mra. J. A. Flow­ ■ ton declined a sixteenth of 7 cents, though re­ ably always will be, at least one sena­ | The correspondent, knowing the din­ ceased and all other persons Interested in saia er, of Chicago, and 8. A. Bullard, of . celpta from plantations were amall Textile In­ tor who disagrees with the custom and ner hour of the distinguished repre­ estate . am required to appear at a session of : Castries have been perceptibly aUmulaMd. belief of the majority of the members said Coart. tb-*n to be uolden at the Probate Springfield. j according SO dealers, by dlsa«reem«xta of that body, and who will see to it sentative, called at his house between OtDce. in the City of Hastings, in raid County, that the actual nows upon all Impor- seven and “J1. eight *‘'5“,* o’clock, was TY received and show pause, if any there be, why the prayer !>» Mo«gS. la.. July Si.-Tb. n, ' ’mSi' Ot the Detttionrr may not be granted. And It Is tant subjects shall be given to the pub**■ ' * d °“h-rt-<l Into the further ordered, that said petti loner give notice publican state convention was held in buying of cotton goods, with slightly higher to the poisons interested In said estate, of the Calvary tabernacle, this city, Wednes- prices for a few. notwithstanding the closing lie at the proper time. The giving out i lor. After talking for a few momenta, | the madam excused herself. Raying that pendency of said petition and the hearing «« tueh thereof by causing a copy of thia order to be day. John N. Baldwin, of Connell I °* “*? taFon“» “b1'- T*” one of the members of the family was published in the Hastings Bax.s'rr. a news­ Bluff., ... the ehal^an. Dnrtng hi. | not very well and she would see if It paper prlhted and circulated In said County of ----- -— —•— — -— •la ouch - that by -*-* deferring orders, Barry, once In each week for three successive address the names of McKinley, Har- 1* tbemaclvM was not about the proper time to ad­ weeks previous to said day of hearing. risen and Allison were loudly cheered. i Imperative nocessitiea now keep meat of the minister some medicine. Before that Ceas. W. akmmtrono oillla at work and purchases of wool tor imme­ Judge of Probate. । imaginary putleat received that imagdiate use arc large. (A true ropy.) The following ticket was nominated, : inary dose of medicine, and before the •'Far the week failures have been 310 in the the first four named being chosen by United States, against 3W last year, and K tn i madam returned to the room, the corCanada, against rt last year." acclamation: | respondent had abstracted the proof­ NOTICE OF LETTING. For secretary ot stale. W. M. McFarland. > CongTeMional Nominations. sheet copy of the McKinley bill from Estherville: for auditor of state. 0. G. McCar­ the inside j>ocket of the overcoat which thy, Ames; for judges of the supreme court, Candidates for congress were nomi­ Drain Letting. C. T. Granger. Wsakon. and H. E Deemcr, Red nated as follows on Thursday: I was hanging upon the reck in the hall. Motice Is hereby given, that I, John W. Oak. For state treasurer John S. Herriott, of Illinois, Eleventh district, William Hlrchy The full text of tbe McKinlev bill was Briggs. Qounty Drain Commissioner of the Stuart, wm nominated on the third ballot, and CouflD of Barry, HUle of Michigan, will on tor attorney general Milton Rem ley, of Iowa (pop.); Fourteenth. David W. McCulloch sent by wire that night and printed the sixteenth duty of August. A. D iMi. on the (pro.). Iowa. Third district. D. B. Henderson the following morning; and nobody Ito* erf the drain. In swd township of Carlton, City, was nominated on the fourth ballot. On (rep.)., renominated. * Indiana. Pint district. at 1(> o’elosk In the forenoon o( that day. pro­ second ballot for railroad commissioner C. L James A. Boyce (pop.). Ohio. Seventh dis­ j until this day has ascertained how ft ceed to receive bids for th*1 copstrartlon <>t a Davidson, of Sioux county, was nominated. trict, R. S. Thompson (pro.). Maryland. First : came to l>c published. Kach member certain drain known and designated as •‘Cart- Chris Jones. Washington county, wm nomi­ ten and Irving Drain No. 1 Drain.” located and nated for clerk of the supreme court. For re­ district. J. W. Milla (dem.). North Carolina. of the committee had but one copy of rwtabllshod In said townships of Carlton and porter of supreme court B. 1 SaUlngcr, of Car­ Eighth district. W. a Brown (dem.Ji. Penn­ the proof sheet of that WIL At the Hastings and described m follows, to wit: sylvania, Nineteenth district. J. A. Stahl Reginnlag at a stake that Is 2.1 feet south and roll. defeated the present Incumbent. N. B. (rep). meeting of the committee on the fob Raymond, of Polk. fiflD feet etet of the west «* S-c post of sec lowing morning each member produced ■ ot Carltos. Barry Co- Mich., snd running The Platform. his copy of the trill; ao that every menthence H »degrees E. 400 feet, tlienee 8. M de­ Following is the platform adopted Sauim; Ore.. July 28.—While crow­ grees E. sr» fret, thence H 7 degrees W. 400 berbf the committee felt himself ab­ Set. thenar S. £ degrees W. l«l fi-et, thence M. by the convention: ing the river on a ferry at Woods, TH- ‘ WITHOUT THANKS TO YOU, HENATOB.” solved from the suspicion of having • M degrees E OK feet, tbrnce 8 &i!< ‘ degrees E "The republican party comes uga'-a before amook county, in a boggy, Mra. Ter­ ft1 feet, thrnre 8. degrees E. 10W) feet, given the information which had been with every promise per­ thence east son fret, theure S. 29 degree* E. 3e the people of Iowa every prophecy fulfilled. rell, of Newburg, her four children of new, by wnators is * tAntter of printed. This unanimity of showing of loot, equid to 34!W feet on land ->l Fairbanks nnd formed and Stratton and erossir g line of Carlton arid Has­ The history of the lest year has again and another lady were capsized in the strict confidence lietween -the statesman the copies of their bill was made pos­ tings at a point 8*0 fret west of the sootb H sec demonstrated ’ the unfitness and inoompo­ stream by their horse becoming fright­ and the neaupaper repretenteUye, sible only by the prompt return of the post of w No. 31 ot Carlton: ttamitag th'-nee 8 tency of the democratic party to ad­ ened and backing off the boat. Mrs. whom they know thoroughly, and In prcxrf-sheet by the newspaper man 2J degrees'll. 15 feet, thence 8 W’-* degrees E. minister the affairs of the nation, and has M feet tbetiflc 8. 45U degree* E, ion feet equal again vindicated the eternal truth of repub­ Terrell was drowned but the others whom they hare absolute confidence. after it had been used in his own office to ns feet nn land of Mrs. M; ry E. Movers nnd lican principles. From the universal disaster were rescued. Under such circumstance, the aemtor by his telegraph operator, whose wire • ending in a deep hole called Che D-mCs Hole. that has a-eompanled democratic supremacy who giro, the information i, perfectly connected directly with the home office. Said job will be kt by sections. The acct ton James Mulligan D<-ad. at the outlet (the drain will be to: first, nnd we turn with confident hope to the sacred duty Matnard. Mam., July 28.—James safe in the band, of his friend, fw And yet a great many people.in thia the reomintog sections tn their order up stream of restoring peace to a distracted and dis­ ID acoordanec with the diagram now on file ordered country. Mulligan, of 1Mulligan Letter” fame, no new,paper man ha, erer re­ conn try continue to wonder how it fe with the <<lN*r J. apers perraiuiug to said drain. ■ We again declare for a system of protective died here st S a. in. He was born in reeled the aonree of hi, informa- that such important news matters are duties so adjusted that every American re­ Hon here, nor win any oorre- discovered in the national capital. can be developed by American labor- 1881, in a little village In the north of “Pondent ever divulge the name u* made »ud received acoortltog- source Ireland, and came to this country ___________ Smitk D. F>t. wiil be mado with the lowed re receMng Amertran wages, and we Insist upon of hl* informant upon any important a tariff that wit! accomplish those endsWe when he was 13 years old. For a num- matter. In th. firet pteo. J ne£££ er riving adequate security for r cc of the work, iua^utu then *nd have but to mention the disastrous results A young man who had not been in which bare followed the mere menace of free man oust be long in rervice, penamaUv trade m conclusive evidence of the wisdom ton, but lately restored here. wefl acquainted with the senator and tlxis country very long applied for work of the republican policy in the pas: upon this in a certain i‘Str.blkhment in Albany. known to all of hi, friends u an 'hon. subject. Hqhg Koks, July 30.—A bine book, °t»We and reliable man. or no member He waa a skilled mechanic and was a. that H Ute nt such o’Ji*r issued Saturday by Sir W. Robinson, M^fid.*iCnaU TWU?a"P°" la Wm ,nch given employment. The cashier, with dl.ttte Drain the governor of Hong Kong, report* eoKfldeoee. In the recond place no his eye on the pay-roll, naked the man that 190.000 people died of the plague newspaper man <*n iraooeed in hie buri- what wan his name. The foreigner in the Canton district nee, and contlnae in Washington who speaks and understands English to airulgc. the naaat of hk intemLt some extent He told the caahier his name and the caahier nearly fainted brery newspaper men realise. It. w-rt r.ws, <1___ ____ , " . ... * Hartfomd, Conn., July 30. —The three that after he Yoaee the confidence of ““ W My great matter be ally locked themselves In the cloeet of ^•iSeT,nMe“ooof 111 raW5e men- Without personal relations of week.*' found until dead. chapter COOK That Tired Feelingi HOOD’S Sarsaparilla MANY F WE PREMIUMS GVEN FREE TO DRINKERS OF. LION COFFEE Makes the Weak Strong Oboe ^ou. a Pvte.nd.5r) TKe cause a^ PrdtecYion. AxAevesVs ? Nxw York, July 80.-—Mim Interlined ,‘Cellu1oid’’C<)Ilar5 nnd Cuffe turn water like a dtick’a Iraci. and show neither spot nor soil. Tliey arc not effected by perapiration, and always look as if r>£ht out of the box. When they get soiled you can clean them in a minute by simply wiping dff with a wet cloth. These arc but a lew of the advantages of wearing the “Celluloid” Collars and Cuffs., There are many others that you will nfedily discover the first time you wear one. . .^They are the only waterproof inter­ lined collars and cufis tnixTc. Be sure to get the genuine with this'tradc mark TRADf Ei-LULQIO 'WARfS* de, if tyou desire perfect lion. Made in all sizes aijd ajl styles. If you caift get them at the dealers, we will send sample postpaid, on receipt of price: Collars. 25 cents . each. Cuffs, 50 cents pair. State size, and whether you want a staud-up or turned-down collar. THE CELLULOID COMPANY. A97-U9 Broadway, NEW YORK. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM Never MU fo I Moir tofts Tc CONS JMFTIVE Agents. $75 /fh/ •J f Erfrvwh-n-. CeiniHrtH# cat© for «uch poritionv at Ibe ha|;.d« Ike iaaaa Collece, Shorthand, and Normal School. Far Catalocoa, addrare A - *- Farob. I’ropr. Hall’s Specific! Regains and Maintains. The Vital Powers. Cures NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOSS OF VIGOR INSOMMlA nnd GENERAL DEBILITY. CESSER, orOVKRWtM^K. Price, Ono Dollar Per Be*. Pamphlet and Circular Free. DETROIT AND GRAND RAPIDS. Address HALL'S SPECIFIC CO.. 166 Lexlngtoa Avenue, NOTICE or MORTGAGE FQRHCJ <»'( The Hastings Furniture Ma* u’acuirt!- 'L,ir-' I).. 1»4. mortgaged to the jinATHgiif i -J1'1 W. Rf-vuolds. astt«SV*e. |hb felnw.iig - * •' ed real estate situated In Hie Oily < ' '■ . > Barry County. Michigan, add ‘ ' lows, to-wlt: City lots five I bunered I--' *■' 'J five hundred forty fin*, ilrt nandra! . • » •>*five hundred forty-seven, -Bvy. bnii-l*1. _ 1 *r t nine, fivehmwired BCty. fire hn ' r- u- • '• live hundred fifty-two.fire jlnioJn**! •«'< •; five houdred eighteen, flvn hundred < -( <*• Ire hundred twniy-tiiree, five nwuln •' > tour * MmaSNB*-Bundled four.Jtodr nu “ «• lour hundred six,-four hundred seyoii. I r!‘ ■ . dred oighL four hundred n.inK f"Uf 1 • 1 ten. four huudrrd eleven and loui l - r twelve.<4 tbe City-ot Hasting*. IUrr»- • '• Mfehtgan. according to the “ Chervot: together wlttr all tte here.it - •> » and appurtenances thereunto l*’rt’‘l‘ mH her with the tuilldl’gs toewui. ■ engine, boUrru and drv kllrct. C i was recorded on the 3rd day ot A at U o’ckwk. A. M.. in the nffieejrf the • of Deeds, for Barry Counjv. M»ehi« ।' £ 32 of Mortgages on page 3XX Imfanll i» . made In lhe condfttonot^W nnirtciix ’ ; wttfrrsK; ... j Uioxauxl. ««c bunarvJ Md »•«> *" r (Ml.WS'l BY ■'I"' ' lid po«*ro(tek*o*u.n*ain u“ Gr th* wrpne. t . rre antcxmi ao «« rasured by said morig‘:e ■*' be team nf this foreefosu at mb '■ SSK2 bkMer al the no* %' r‘,’‘' teQMrtBoSee in the city •» H ‘ ' treaty. Mtehlgaa, that he Cbontt court for tte Owi.’' «ML on BatvrdM tbr ?4h d"T / to 1 tan o’ctack in the foretw*’" of s ’ l'.‘. ■ DaXIXL. W. REYM'U r misij Dated July tt, net. 1 nirdith th a �MICHIGAN STATE NEWS.' ughtn.ng. | £ fieey FUHNACE —----------- — . tom* ■*,*,«.,», rirur*. T*k.» . 1 Holator CMraO. | ‘ “***a»*ic°u dj ma Ejovernmeut. the R<,Blst1058 ?7voop of Foreet Flrea ond HoUhay. of Marquette, ' Science ------—° has been busv ouey among amour too I in’ Northern Wieoonein. , wn<*e operatlona u a train robber “-MC-cd vbeliete ngntding everyday 1 Hie feel you burn. Your stove doesn’t highwayman five year* ago earned phenomena ------of- ----------------------’' late years, and oue-by One and a half teaspoonfuls b^ne ,’ 01 B1BC‘‘ B,rt- h“ one they have been demolished and tbe r I’ right; doesn't throw out the heat; wastes ’ Boatload of Recldeote of PliHJJpe been returned to the peultentiarytrom Ito of vjjd.yar errors grows smaller. An i Drowned While TrjUlf to Eacapa Horsford’s Baking Powder i.ivl. It’s one of those stoves made to sell— MWii)! the insane aaylum. Holrhoy robbed exception to this, says the Washington ’ gives better results than two t to burn. When you want a Stoye or range for toveral train, bbtween Milwaukee und News, is a little publication that has ' full teaspoonfuls of any other. st- I mil and Minneapolis, fl rm Uy hold- made iu appearance from the publish- ' n al service; one that will give you the benefit of SnlUP VUse ““b Mt*01-1" “nd ing house of Uncle Sum, compiled by ' STORY OF TUB DISASTER. the heat generated, than ij ; : *ni‘ ?,?“k<,r n«l~hbeln7of Belle- Alexander McAdlu, of the weather j Abhlakd, Wia, July 30.—Loes of f. " ill save your fuel nnd save S-Ef? vllle. Hl., and wounding Banker Mack­ bureau, and containing some very in- property approximating 83,000,000 and i1H your moncy, it Will pay youto’iTarcher, of Minneapolis. Hoizhay Wee's •teresting facts regarding lightning heavy loss of life, the extent not yet T«BJMCy vestigate Jewel Stovesand Ranges. sent up for UK H* was declared in- and the damages and fatalities it known, though at least fifteen persons aane a year ago. » I ■■ ciuses in this country. Iv> primary ; met death at Phillips Friday, Is the The original Detroit stoves, made object Is to show the best methods of record of the fort st fires which have ; ' Health in Michigan. . ,; ’jjntTfjjjKW in the ,argest stove plant in the protection by lightning rods, but inci­ swept northern Wisconsin. It is al­ I r*'OIo various portions of the state dentally it gives some very unique fig- ' most a certainty that some of tbe lone world. Have stood every test for wo»auJKm* the reports of sixty-one observers for urea, and shows that a few at Jea6t of----------------------------homesteaders scattered - — ----------throughout D—— 3° years. Ask the dealer for them. ’3- CORDOVAN, i tne week ended July 21 show that rc- the beliefc that* arc common, to every the burning timber have perished in rRDKHAWWaiEDCNr ’ Look for the Trade Mark. , mittent fever, dysentery and cholera stsiovepumtmthe gL \^.’3.s*FlNEC«f&iai»IM class are well founded. The number the flames unless they have iu some । infantum increased and tonallltjs de­ of death-dealing lightning bolts that marvelous way escaped the suffocating Bojvi ■ A s 3x° poiice.3 sous. , creased in area of prevalence, bcarlet find victims in this country yearly is flames and smoke, S2S’Z.WOBKWMQg ; fever was reported at twenty-nine ' greater than is probably generally 1 wa 1 \ 1 DOTRA FINE. ““ Dead. Tbo Dead, .AL I 42.-'l.yB0Y5SCHK.3H0ES. places, diphtheria at fifteen, typhoid believed* According to figures given ' Those known to be dead are: Mrs. ENGLAND’S PAUPERS. fever at twenty-three, measles at at by Mr. Me Adie there occurred in 1892 David Bryden, two children of Mrs. . . -• ’••’'“v-wreo, measles ---------------i lw®nty? consumption at two hundred 251 deaths by lightning, and in the Bryden. Frank Cliss, three Cliss chil­ Misery and Want Revealed by twenty-seven places and smallpox year following there were 209. The dren. James Locke, Mrs. James Locke, SEND TOR CATALOGUE ’ aoveXTiment Statlgtlca „ Detroit, Grand Rapids, bturgis, Ber- statistics do not go further back than five Locke children, unknown woman, r*TW»<4:>r W • L ■ DOUGLAS , □over ament Stntlatlca pr, s Js, Screw and Hydraulic, ।, » irunchtown, Pontiac and Macomb. . 1890, but even this short space of time , body found in the ruins of F. W. Sack­ BROCKTON, MASS. i'T-'TV . iias demonstrated that the danger ' ett’s residence. V..*• *Gr.;i«i >• Elevators, Evaporators. Grrat Anxiety Ooca*lon*nl tn Landon bj aoatencod U rrtooa for Lite. 1 Qn |he by Estimate of Property Loaaea. Because, we are the largest manufacturers o! [Hu*! cated Catalogue Free. the Great Increaae and Continued | Henry Plame, who confessed to the Ing over a greater portion of the year ' advertised shoes in the world, and Ruarsutce The losses now seem to be: Growth of Pauperism—A Terthe value by stamping-the name and price on C G. Hampton & Son, Detroit, Mich murder of Mrs. McKendrick, and Tbe city of Phillipa entirely wiped out. than formerly. In 1822 t ’ ;c ^jnthr: of ' the bottom, which protecta you agsjnst high rlble Showing. through his testimony made the con­ March. April, May, Juno, .Ttily ii*d Au­ The city of Mason practically destroyed, with prices and the middleman’s profits. Our shoes equal custom work In style, easy fitting and The remarkable fact that through­ viction of Charles Macard easy, was gust alone chronicled fatalities. The - White Hirer Lumber company and 30,000,000 wearing qualities. We have them sold ' 1U= • fteollumfer. out the whole of England and Wales sentenced at Grand Rapids to Jackson year following Septem‘>cr won iadded ,r BcridQuarters of the Ashland Lumber com- where at lower prices for lhe value given than any other make. Take no substitute. If year 'j PKoHATE OllDBR there were at the end of lust year for life, the same sentence as was and in 1802 every month from April • " pany near Shores Crossing entirely wiped oat. dealer cannot supply you. wc can. Sold by given Macard. His crime was murder special train of the Chicago. St. Paul. Mlntwenty-four paupers existing on gov­ x- ■ •• ' h'di':. Ci'iintv of Hatrv—<5. ' to December provided a victim tc ■ .'f th-* iTubate Court for the ernment charity in every thousand of in the flr.it degree, and the court had heaven's fire. The average number of neakolls A Omaha, consisting ot sixteen oars and locomotive, all burned, broke through , ' > 'r.iirrv. Wdrtt al the Probate offluv.in no alternative but to impose a life sen­ . ' , . .< u •.-uiija. hi >*eld county, ou Fri- the population, is contained in a great persons killed yearly by lightning is burning bridge near Ashland Junction. Mt-RTG.VGE SA IE ; : ■ ■; iv .if July, hi th«: year one mass of statistics on pauperism re­ tence. Lumps of Thompson Lumber company 196. A glanc ■ at the table shows that • I..-, Sr-’-! tnd u n«‘ty four. rtui’t baring ihwii made hi II*.- r.m-H1»ns by far the greater number of fatalities burned nt Write Sliver. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ol cently issued by the poor relief depart­ 0 ruin incUag* executed by Abrnzn D. Two hr on Wisconsin Central railroad, ment of the British government. The A sad accident occurred in Osceola occurred in June, July and August. one near . t risen, another near Phillips, both ! ’ - \ p iter Of the estate of M. D. Lafnyexact percentage was 24.6 paupers per township, near Howell. Mra Allen In the eight years ending in 1802 on main line Houth of Ashland. . \\ .1 ij > >n. de-e-tse-!. .. , a I ' flitne the petition duly verified 1,000 of population. There was a great Thayer, u farmer's wife, was prepar­ tborc were 3,510 fires in the United • These are the estimated losses, ape- : u.iirh thvrwis dm- :•» . |i«:tr. W'lMnwi-. «on of said deeea*- increase of .pauperism during the year, ifleallv. so far as known: ! ing dinner, being alone in the house, States due to lightning, causing a to- ! ciflcally, -. Ji b Ch’. d<innoistrutlo,i of said estate .gi.000,001 aril-! > mW m-l't'.agv. I I<MVC1°<«-the same, .• ; - d : • William • I. Wilkinson, or to many thousands of people, owing to when the kerosene stove tipped over tai loss of 812.063,835. This is a rather Lumber plsnte . IX'O.OOJ by as -leist r -hl* • bid-' . f - b -mi’in'?'..- |»-r-on. . the general business depression, being and burned all her clothing off except startling statement to those who arc Ma2on".°Dt^’.‘.’7.’ 700,000 dt-r, al the meta front dvr «.f hr C»urt tlnnse, (. . ■ ordered, that T luraday- the driven to ask for relief for the first , inclined to scoff at the danger from Thompean Lumber company, of Wash ­ lu tne Ciiy<4 ItosuuKiM "n the first day ot Sepher shoes. She lived three hours, suf­ : : a i/iisi. A. P.. ism at te«» o'clock In 2.000 borne teniter. isut. atTwelv*n ’ rlocknoiMi. ot all that. ■ i.i-'.i.’ne.! fnr ill*- iwnrinu otsale! time in their lives, and the officially fering the most intense agony. Neigh­. thunderstorms. Barns, stables and ‘ Aiblaud Lumber com puny 0.000 eartatu niece or parcel of lard, situated in the. I • • -■ . •. i ’ll:.; ’!»• heirs al law of said de- recorded proportion of pauperism 4.000 city of Hastings. C-midy <>( Harry and State of ' granaries apparently had the greatest Shores Creasing residents bors saved the house. j ah other • r*»ms interested In said bridges C. St. P., M. A O. rail­ Michigan. d»-s< rlr*<l a> t '.hov-, yir.j Ci.mmcMK- • .twrr-vtlred ui appORT al a session ol reached the highest point in many attraction for lightning, for during the Two 10,000 road................................................... lug al :h>- north east «wn—r ot the M»nrii west V,.. ,,';i.r«',;.en to he ItoMt’h al tliP Probate ofAttempt to Break Jail. } nine years ending in 1892 2,335 build- Two bridges Wisconsin Central 10.000 quarter "f srcrixi i.usiLrr r'thivh1 towyghy , T.'(. U1 ?i V>i’;:v nf Ilivdlngs. in sab! codbty, and years. The proportion was smallest in I’M,QUO tnrer ii>*riu ul raiu-e risid rtb.i mg tbenceA desperate attempt to escape from ings of that class were struck, as Homesteaders. if’any tl’.ere be. why :he pruytr of 1891, when it was 23.2 to the 1,000 popu­ svt on the rn*l and we**, cu ••teM-n- oi saldr The Disaster »t Phillips. th. 4ter im’.v not be eran’ed. Ano Ills lation. This is a remarkable fact in the county jail in Detroit was made by against G04 dwellings and 104 churches. aect’on eiglity-aevcn rods to Ur:cyi.l-r ot thef: .11 j.-r-rt. iha’ .* lid petit loner rive notice Phillips, Wia, July 80.—Not since higtiwiv (luiA’1 Mtrnig»a A*t Ihrn”* -QIM fourteen prisoners. Two escaped and ' ' Electric light stations and telegraph itself, ns indicating the normal amount r-»M- ir.r -rested ij: said estate. <»t the the rem er *4 >ui-l I IrirwiayidP >lv north . •’ •( petition and the hearing of extreme pauperism in England, for were still at liberty. nud telephone offices seemed to have the terrible forest fires destroyed along . One . .was captured . Him- ohLli-cohi Street ou L»antel htrher** adcuthe record is only of paupers applying after jumping from the high front enjoyed a comparative immunity from Peshtigo has anything occurred which lion in the vf'aic- im»w UVy’c »t HUtlDQL will compare with the scene of ruin i lienee east on the uorth ef:sa|it I Incoin W­ wall, and eleven were cowed Ly by Lt the r ‘"‘ ~~ ­ danger from the element with which .! rirvoiafed In said County of 1 f« r government relief. to th-.’ north nibi s-uitli qa.riei .I--- •>! -»Id sec­ .•I* wtt k far tbr*e sucreielYr ' It is a curious fact, says the New deputies' revolvers ami returned to they are pcrvadctL certain j tates here. Out of a town of 700 buildings tion abd thriii-s north.upl'khId.qiwter line to s ibl day of Learim*. only twenty-seven are left standing. the ehwr of l»rghni'tn’. .c !'’rt' two i York Sun, that the proportion of their cells after reaching the yard in there has been a marked incretse in Oil A:* AV. AR.MB1R0XG, and "t-100 scr^- <-f huifl.’the'kiim- twn k the Judge of Probate. । paupers to population is supplier in front of the jaiL the number of lightning strokes : n .the It is not yet known how many of the uwifg-ged pretaheg -7 *k«i. ' pastyear, particularly in Connecticut, 8,000 inhabitants of the town perished. London than throughout the rest of „ . w , . . .. - jma-orivageex* England and Wale: . But there haa . . . * “ ■. ?*nino. Maryland, Massachusetts. Mich* CHAS, fl Tl\r»L ,.I i A committee of citizens from Ash­ aad eoaUna.,.1 directed igaa ami New York. Atkmn*) lor Mf.rtgii*?; ’• 1I been been a a x-reat great taoroaxe increase and conthiCixl land arrived with a special train of Dried, .hire 4ir.<t, low.. . .’ the prosecuting attorney to tauke a One of the most interesting resi Its of I growth of patiperknii in the metropolis thorough investigation of the affairs the observations that have been mode provisions Saturday night at 0 o'clock. fU ORDER. 1 in recent years which is causing a It was the first material relief to ar­ of the Central Michigan savings bank ! great deal, of anxiety. In the second of late years regarding lightnin f and P.-obaU’ Court. tor ; week of last December there were 100.- nt Lansing, which failed last year, its freaks is that tiie geological a i well rive nnd it arrived just in time to keep the with a view of determining the necessi­ as the topjgraphical conditions influ- the people from actual suffering for r,-F^ i 37«l paupers in London, which was ty for summoning a grand jury to sift ence it. Accordiug to lhe statis ,ics a want of fool. The provisions were W. • . „| .K »b.« 1st dud «•( ■ <-irve tl;««U<tr,d.xlRht tr.r..- | equivalent to 21.3 per 1.03? of the whole- the affairs of the bunk to the bottom. chalk formation is the least lia de to given out in small quantities, so us to I population. This was 8,100 more paumake them last as long as possible and or- • keep something available until other damaging lightning, yvhile text in ■rlt* w. Ariiu^rang, Juu^ of j pert than were receiving relief in the 1 Took His Own Life. sVntl Hon. Edward V. ‘Conley, of Waters­ der of frequency come marl, claj * - r ■.» the I’n’ule of Jam*1’* R. city in the corresponding Week of tbe ■ provisions arrive. previous year, and a -greater number meet. one of the best-known men in and loam. With regard to tre .sR the ,| Store Loss of Life Fea«e<l— <1 ti’uux t»»i« p»<Atu>n' duly verb L : The entire northern part of the state •'••U-dft'Wfli pey'ytiu h» nhrn'erotto ways c- ea northern Michigan, committed suicide. oak is most frequently and the I-----M p;iHldi;>ll of xa’d lulftor. than in any year wince 1872. the least frequently struck. N jither ■touse tbo. salt-tn**’* Thia ■r fiirsf iwcnuit as such uusrdbt'l .The proportion of pauperism in Lon He shot himself in the head. He was chest '**s a KCO °f ^Qlne- The country is is especially .true as to the butter ‘ dotted with the homes of farmers anddon was the highest in the years 18t*»7 chairman ____ of the county board of su- does it seem to have been the h mnkBr.-Ybtt Tecojb&&‘« UilWafcnce tn or most exposed trees that were t truck, . and 1SG0. when it reached 47.8 and 48.1 pervisors almost every term since the t>h i‘ is -that Tbursdar homesteaders and with lumber cainpa. ‘,:-bbtten WA- tan. polot JXMJ out a dlfas the bolt hit in the most erratic and I There is no doubt that hundreds, of. •. 4r Au-tllt A. I’.. lfc*4 at ten'u'cloek In respectively to die 1.000 of population. । formation of the county. unexpected mann-r. As Tegan lx the 1 bnll(lill h>vc born^; av-lunrd lor rhe hearing nI •-ini .-’•«! tl:xt ii.cbrih-s-’ of said But these were years of exceptional .uperstit.ons or behefs regard! -g tbo hn f f the u ta doobt] ;; M-aSal tT-■ • Text, .compShvaskigDSBUona. ,i .--nd all other interested la depression.Taud the astounding figures Linyefitlgiua ^bat 7nif safety or danger of certain localities -. . ...... ’ ul’. .-.re required t<» -j-varat a •‘•.♦sloii have never been reached in any other Farmers in the eastern part of the . , It is probable thatmany of them have" •irl. >licrl ‘ ‘ s,ii: i.i •’ Ud County. voar since the inauguration of the upper .peninsula are troubled -greatly when the lightning is bn the rai ‘ l°st th®*** lives. • --Mr. Mc.Adie states that it is no > h '| Marshes Ablaxa. ! ....... . .lure >” . v.t y the phi’ -r, | present system of statistics. The low- this U>»summer uiuiuvi with navu grasshoppers, (< u u pjn-. o. , ---------- ------ ----------------- -_ may not be granted. Alni it ©I, when wheat lor* 1( A special fiom Stevens’ Point, Wia,’ est point was reached;in 1891. when the the ’ruThe “ —** ““♦ -«acreage —«»»*• in Genesee coun- cious to stand under trees, in th j door4 perl 000 ty this year is smaller than usual, but । wtty of barns, close to cattle o‘ near says the continuous dry weather has proportion of paupers was'22 l2.: per l.eee I>f <*td (Hitklvit and the bean tig of population. Since that year * there .’ ■ the, yield _>-.j _m v. — *„ *».-« — chimneys nnd fireplaces, whk It is a resulted in' a number of fpre$t, fires. will be up te the average. ।-■< . < ojv of this order to I e 1 scientific justification of the act tons of i. .; Hastings BAXXr.R, a sews 'has been a steady growth of pauper-.The pout office In Grand Haven wn> -----north and west ot there. Firea^re npw ... o. si. . Wo gmni that shit is CbeiifVibut la <*ir>-u’iit< 4 Ln >*drt Csutdy ism in tbe metropolik. nnd at such a ” ie t in the marshes within 2.o)rS miles wesk robW 9t 87<» worth ot one and two ° Ual a «oto,i*a»<w «oed , reason why yw should l*.t * »A>- faaahcniM rate and with such coincident circutn- cent stamps. । ' ' of the city, but by good work |done on not hfavo the beet? , Loot: fairly and ..«*!«-ithl •' W CH. fully Into the salt qt&ctltm, und yen’ll ’Uie part of the settlers viery Tif 1 stances as to be the cause of much ' In point of area Marquette is the .•Ji” of Prob*!' find tbe way to better flavored butter, A BARBER SHOP SURPF ISE. ' tie damage ___ ___ has______ been_______ done. Tbe anxiety to the authorities and a mat- ‘ largest county in Michigan, with Chip- ( and better prices, throukh .pur Hairy *F-blo».MIUrJ^Tvo.»c L.. ,Son- hay crop is nearly «U col B.d tkalL 1 jidtitpenAjiblo f6r todklng and ( ter of great public concern. I pewa second. " ... Hrmn • »K<> marthde .JITirt table use also. Write uaubout it. stacked upon tbe marshes anfli i But these fighret are of the pauper- t Shipment of this year's celery crop chalantly Take* * Shave; apop- thousands Qf,,tous .wil|,.|>e i)e»U-oyed. DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO, ism only that comes to official notice, ttt Newberry, Luce county, has begun, But one of the dozen chairs ir , .......... . ■,at,’CMr,J«rii..-li and the record takes no account of the The crop will be a big one. ular Cincinnati barber shop was ’ six b7o bills’ igsseD. vast-amount of poverty that is relieved A bulletin issued by the state board about ten o’clock the other m by private charity and through other of health shows that since January 1 when a fashionably dressed young Total of Approgrl*tipO« M^de Th«a» rFBr, U X'ekrly »300.0O0rb<W.’ J ’ than "government sources. To “go on ^ere has been smallpox at twenty woman entered, removed he:r wrap, _ f, e ~=open­ ’ WastelotOX/Wly iS.^lx appreprithe parish" i> the last and much places in the state. There were nine- veil and hat, handed them to ti _■ ;-*6 ^affotoed ----- -----------r—-— ~~bolH' — dreaded resort of the honest poor, only ty-six cmcs and twenty-four deaths mouthed boy, walked to the vacant ,tlori ’Wlll< ‘-Have 1 ni/yWA WBIrAm chair, »»*. sat «v»«« down •hi it, threw— hdr head houses'POf cringreto- Th® ( pd^ offloR to be availed of in direst extremity, from the disease. ‘ uunu. — -----------(11> effyn ■ ,<wji placed U,: i.carrySWMfiiWP.iMi ifig $ST138*i699fA6> j bhapen............................ —‘ rest, —d and placed bill,: bi «*rryittr bhap®®and the coroners' record |how that, Qifford Friesland, a machinist, was back on the padded foot iM!. I many unfortunates have died of actual riding alonir t along a lock pier at Sault Sanlt Ste., her daintily shod feet on the . s nt W"8» nai Wjsvjw I starvation rather than thus apply for Mario, when his bicycle wheel dipped bench. Bungs trimmed?" toked the burift}-’ X aitibtftarii rfhhn Liffi^tau^P I public charity. More, than a dozen of and he went Into the eanal and was ।। ‘‘‘‘L lz, such sad ca-ses are noted on the official drowned. :r biril IliflIWWir.tdiliVKrijy . ■ ’ V ^iX“idi returns of -inquests held in London , Attorney General Ellis hto written •: idftlliiMtn'TWni.s'jtnhhjrlH AMlWil 1 . ,s, in.:i». ii alone during last yw. So that the , an opinion to the effect that county , posedly at the celling. ^nh!" grunted th.’ wonder^trUken’ ----- - ••• -1--------startling showing of twenty-four pau­ clerks hare no right to suppress man [ . dent ana are ''" nV. pers in every thousand inhabitents is riage licenses. 43uX .todtW iW'JWI kuIM.u heavy "Shave,” she repeated, withoortwiokii only part of the picture of poverty in । Company Company M. H. oixw Sixth ® Michigan ! artillery, will hold its annual reunion ingt •-here and here." pointing : ^oj her ffijtrtMuTjffjjwi or < ■ iW? TitoxuM-iia**! Au Interview with Dr. Gee Wo Chan,, England. ___ _____________ _ ! at Eaton Eaton Rapids Rapids August August 7. 7. I Qpper lip and to the skin iti frofl^ef ,p: yj HBUIU........ ;....... ,....... i • •* » EXPENSES ABROAD. Seventeen-year er ears. ears. ;7 ;|. f World’s Fair Commissioner, Sent i Seventeen-yesr locusts have apnp- b her X83! «i Jnp l/'njfauui yaM idlZ P ' 1-“far ‘ *“». The barber, says the Tribune, kc ' neared at Kalamazoo, bnt--thus , All TIiIurs Considered. Llvlnff Costs by’the Chinese Government t» the fhive1 __ rlnvvvur'O t/1 PrOTlS. Much In Europe as Here. done mo damage to crops 1 ing his eyea on her all“ *K.«’3i»AUIr(k HrWto UM tlWIJA.t; 1 « The Grand Rapids A Indiana elevator a towel under her chft), ; ,i«»ered the pt^/pte in • ' Railway lares. lares, uw*> unless one 1 United States—He Will Now Re­ alow trains und miserably In third-1 tdUW ,018' at Kalamazoo, owned by M Kent. was ,Ltor and X to‘ wwk.; A Mmus ’ sep»rt»*>cbette -ifcrhUMMUrdlnr, .g^x class cars, arc more expensive in Eu­ robbed of several hundred dollars j----main Here. wto over. h« *>«' ilheHtoptottan.mftetamtesCPtS'.bnfoto, ridjiM rope than In the United StoteAand worth of clothing and money was and lt wM over, ai^. „ r. „ art.poFderrt.ubCnAbsiaajrtpwDpownysfMSjd. WAitt teiss.'-i'flwfcSwjiiw _________ I had been wM.h<4 xnd,poT*>red.,flhs ll Ah.rarteSPenf ■ thr?accommodation is Inferior, writes JL^en from the sale. emu giving the name ot Charles 1 left the chair, altowmb teaj«>v. to out s.ext.toumPOMlJ wHofriq ovBinool A F. B. Loomis in Lippincott's lor a ruruiiad woiutarfu!CHIN’XSE RtMUOIKg sleeping-car berth from I'nris to Nice Dudley deserted bls wit* whom he on her wrep. adjJnM**^; wlllkq nl JcQBuktoMcBtte i ! ccurea ptrjpJo gitAiO uptoOloby other phy■idji a* >J svart amod ie rinsfihMaplMl one pays eighteen dollars; in . ws.rrW in Chicago a few days age, in with much deWUerttrioa*«ntt half dolla^biVVhg caA* c&Wiieiffi febtirfter1,'-' "I •,_l WO C3AX wtbegrastert doctor who erpr one may travel from New York to Ch Kalamazoo, taking her diamond ring a - u.w 1-sJKo sn-ew*W3EoTsran' rtsut tr-.B;China. Jte rai»d® such » repuistlon In walked on*11 F ™ 1 I ■ .rfc cOJUtry th*L Ulo CHLMKHS GoVKMNMICNT cago. a greater diatonoe. in • sleeping >■ :! -Ui to thd United toatsito WItorCoto* Bnw#S Slagel. living near Sherwood, ' __ •; .. a r. anl to InVMUoato other ntxiiirAi* MY* car for five dollars. The ,1,3 ;« ________ mulKlahvat ME ‘»’■ •■. I’«J »«rt Us Kill now rvuuUn ln Chlfngo for Lfrs in good European hotels costa as | land MWOwtunK waiJiRHcmi** __ ________ ► ■ a v.-aa;aebeiot.ndOdttftotnntM4redsJO<>tow much to It does in good hoteU In Vought jfiSSSiraia.jiU'k-iii ^d.y.trychuiue ’hi'.VoWwH^dlM nnd «tte bto«^®,WAfc r. iuio in tits c:ti< e that t-y meant of hie •Chimm: *■ >' TL.H* Of rnw.l'r ; r... I>* r*an eit rm -I WkS'TT-Rl VBdOW America, but traveler!, may be tad®. nextdny his5 0>mg_ ^ tn har Itora lllU)3^W(A,.Ji4i WVOO5-1 in her .tom.. . .. .'i.-w.va «ib kii im.iAin ■ pendent and get eheap toh. A coroner’s jury returned s ver­ theyneedod-dismiw*; twlth",jfeifSji Mrtn8M»«»blM» npUMcfcwW L2”’', a n J co not grow anywhsto Msabat to CW Vten in third-clasa hotels, if they like. .. that CATAiuuLthagrestAmerlean I “S«nfjx9 »*w otoe tUliartl ! »dl join N .vhi hun liurdforAmWKanQottQtt CO to Xy wiU be badly lodged and fad. dict of suicide. •-***«•bt« di cure fort fRaada ttomacharoubl Thousands of visitors were In Co dr.0 •»*« ------------ ikrtaMi 1 r.f'f Mlterbowbad.bcwi icumroaXMOMSiOTOi ()ncn-*ir music, beer, wines and com water to attend a Sunday achoal rally. nd privaiedlacuFcsnroenpliyo'.cn^Hue andon mon eigars cost loss In Europe than> in Several schools were represented and.j( > -r-f 'HMtor&lhtMA! iwBAKitxMKshabassaada Ameri-S. but good theaters n r- ’ ttr.u nonjmdonallchroniccaMaof4oa>yeaiE j,wo children snd teachers were In th* A -NT H rt{ -$ J-.x.Jing he win make a apee'-ai price ao tbM ail cluse opera und excellent clgata arc n.’» have a chance toget wailandbecuredentlray. r! ini-dt^aL ^gport is to have s state brtk , -*e a o autca ba cures a l diressesjOf MBH. find cti!.D*’E«. andwnxerAiuiKTM w -We'dlieett there h***iel.VIWMIIr».-l Olli! !>u >o:t •I n )o • every canto o • four.b ihe tow re<«ir»d hr wfth. »piu> °f -Sr1 iRHrt MlVSrt :xup|fclfln!isr WtA’S Y.rAiiy-W.^X'A'-Star^' 1 controlled by home capitalists. , The hay crop in Arenac and Mod"!? Eva-rs -arot* mu Me ■ iltaLWMtoefiltjKL.iMxii b: yH ropeana, and does it more simply »nd A j?!' < tovi oonetito will not be more.th*o:baU . 2^’%neW^c<Wb» <■ b^yao<i&uo|j B itftawarfiOSiSMtklo«koalo . 5 '■•’o CtSi hUYoctfWoC over 4 OCOTF^TVWOX- n<8t£etecar fares are about tbe same ths else ot last year’s crop. •.i.hsia t j. ur Irwu MoopUt all over too . ' '-J t?4sj cntlrwlj ccrrtl. tkcrcfort. Dr. x| ad! moil rjoiia chnreb tower 6t if efllire'to J William Boker, living u.., roc try bl« w«tomnipfct»«M« water. «■ -hot accidental/ .M ’both, taking With I4av iH-t : nC %t-nr«r rystewiwbltb arose* to Hlsmoihert , e.-y..LutiaouxaD«» ot »ein o!o in Cntatu .pill^i; «« > c ii « mu.to Win.rm! hv lortberBaj*« are very much dearer. . nt £n. '^U^Xln.ula.Fire^L^ , - ’• .onreaee £e wlL u »yoa an The real difference in favor’ <>« Xlreetlv'to1 the next town, he let off . ' o.» ciiAKGr.tow lour it wp take to । ch.'rtfl.ct/-. Chfnn tetije OMiaSTcrrii- rotvt is that one may. if otw choose , wetation was £ rope is uwnMw j .. . one’s udjnst ‘he stendunl of livrng fourteen cities ^’.^tJnll^oM^^^and I cuffrr.r.e be- income, .^^^^espectable. tLc»i srllbc.’Jt ienthenx art offered wrtepa-awjtote: tbaw^nt .. — riBii.p wm* ■ l 1P . ' i . L-e of U prompt, and direct anawer.*’ Ktl nu aopidd »te oilier p^H, art ™ irobabtj recefred to a pertaoUj f^W*1 The circuit - court Uon for >beaW<>toU»*nt.rf)A««|r“ and economize i. _^nT1t comment, j o Smil would excite “X of for the Lansing Lumber company. 271 V.'tbaah Ave., car. Van Barca, twite *. Here it i» accepted as » »» Economize. W.L. Douglas $3 SHOE CIDER WOOLLEY & BRONSON Do You Use Salt? " ’" Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt Ihs Great Chinese Doctor ^xs^u^wX 4%wn»i C 3 W Chan’s CMneso Medicine Co. CHICAGO, UL. ' -F-S.& course. �onde« br »noUwr, bat tbe India* tribet and therefore be mast ba wrong. For in­ stance tbe democratic Sec’y of the U. K ed forever. They tried hard to endure the Treasury says that the per capita circula­ Thursday, Aug. a, t«94Incoming civilization; they tried hard to tion fn 1865 was only 820.57. The Jour­ aUMHAU- L. COOK. »MIW. imitate the white men in dress, in indus­ nal editor says it was 856. Considering try, and tn religion, but never quite suc­ the fact that there were about 35,000,000 THE HASTINGS. MICH.. POSYOFFICE, ceeded in any, and perished iu the attempt. people in the United States at that time, AUGUST 14. 1879. The forest* which sheltered them have the difference between, what the democrat­ been eut down; the game that lied and ic Sec’y of the Treasury says there was. clothed them has disappeared; and the and what the Journal says there was. Is GOVERNOR—John T. Rich. stranger today who travels through the stout 8900.000,000.00. It reems as If I.TEU’T GOV.—Alfred Milne*. valley* of tbe Tfaornapple and tbe Kala­ Secretary Carlisle ought to know but he mazoo encounters nothing to remind him doesn’t To be sure he agrees with tbe TREASURER-J. W. Wilkinaon. AUDITOK GENERAL—Stanlpy W. Tur- that this only a few decades ago was the U. 8. Treasurers who have preceedeb him center of empire for the once powerful but they're all wrong, because the Jour- Hastings Banner. editorial notes COMM'lt STATE LANDOFFIOE-W. A. French. SUFTPUB. INSTRUCTION—B. R. Fat-, tenglll. B'Duf EDUCAFION —Perry F. Powers. CONGRESSMAN THOMAS BARRY COUNTY HAS AN INTER­ EST IN CONGRESSMAN THOM­ AS FOR THE REASON THAT HE ONCE LIVED HERE. tribe of the Puttowattamies. THE WINNING TICKET. The Republican State Convention was held in Grand Rapids Tuesday aud Hod. John T. Rich overwhelmingly defeated the rival aspirant* for the office of Governor. The republican party of Mlehlgnh could do nothing else in face of the excellent ad­ ministration of our Fanner Governor, who ha* given the people an exceedingly clean and able administration of the affairs ot hlroffice, without putting the stamp of disapproval upon a man because he did his duty fearlessly. Barry County was honored at tbe con­ vention by tjie selection of Hon. P. T. Co)grave as temporary and later as, perma­ nent Chairman of the convention. His speech upon taking the chair was ' one of the features of the convention, beliig clear, concise and clean cut Many times be was Interrupted with deafening applause and especially at that part of hls speech where reference was made to the late Jas. G. Blaine. We regret that time anti space forbid our nuking such mention of It as It ta worthy of but its true worth and effect­ iveness was best shown by the wide cir­ culation and editorial mention given it by tbe state press. • Mr. Col grove djd him­ self proud. The great fight was on Governor' though it waa a foregone concluatm before the convention that Rich would be chosen. On the first ballot Rich received 710, Bliss 98 and blank 121—tbe Wayne county delegation voting blank. Tbe result of Remlniscenses of Hl« Life. It may not be generally known that tbe early boyhood days of Congressman • Thomas, of Allegan, were spent In Hasr- tings, but such is th? fact. His father, the Rev. David Thomas was appointed as a Missionary to the Noltaway Indian Mis­ sion in 1853, and came to the "new and growing village of Hastings.” The present Congressman was born in a log house In Jackson county, and was 10 years of age when he camo to this city with his parents. Tbe house that the family occupied was a small frame house, long since tom down, which was located north and east from where the beautiful residence of Hon. Daniel Striker now stands. John Evans, of Bellevue, was then Principal of the school which he at­ tended. He remembers well the Indians to whom his father preached and the villages where they lived. The Interpre­ . ter for bis father was an Indian by the name of Joseph Elliott, a short, thick-set fellow with-a loud voice. The meetings 1 were held in a large wigwain in which his father would stand in lhe center by the pole with Elliott at his side, while the the ballut for utter officers may be seen Indians were seated on the ground in a elsewhere on this page. circle. His father would say a few words Thu Committee on Resolutions of w)iich' with an open Bible in Ids hand something Hon. John Carveth, of Middleville, was a like the old fashioned way of lining a member, offered Resolutions, which were hymn, then Elliot the interpreter would adopted by a strong majority. The Reso­ fill the wigwam with eloquence and lutions expressed renewed faith Un tbe noise. priuciples aud purposes of the republican For four years in succession bis father party; approved tbe administration bt Hon. was appointed to this mission, In those John T. Rich; favored admitting ; every­ days as at present, ministers were not thing which cannot be produced in lhe ^paid very liberal salaries, ’and tbe result United State* free of duty except luxuries, Was that their sons bad to hustle early for and that on all Imports coming in..compe­ themselves. Thus it was with Congress­ tition .with the American product duties man Thomas. A portion of the time that should be levied equal to the difference be­ his father was laboring here the fu­ tween wages abroad and wages at home; ture Congressman spent working on a advocated reciprocity as mapped out by farm near Bellevue, though nothing but a Jas. G. Blaine; favored tbe passing of laws mere boy at tbe time. Congressman thkt would enable all dlffereners between Thomas was really present when the capital and tabor to be settled peaceably; foundation for Hastings* future prosperi­ favored protecting the American wage ty was laid and remembers the older citi­ earner and the peace and prosperity of the zens in tbe city at the present time to country by regulating and restricting Im­ whom Hastings is indebted for her growth migration of the criminal and pauper and prosperity though not at an age to class** of Europe; believed that the right fully comprehend the great work the pio­ of suffrage should be limited to tho^e who neers of Hastings and Barry County were have fully acquired American citizenship; doing. believing In security of life aud tbe free The life of our present congressman has exercise of personal right*, the resqlutlous been an exceedingly busy one. His loyal­ denounce the democratic party for the re­ ty, patriotism and love of country have peal of tbe election law. as such action is been fully tested, for when be was only 18 an invitation to falsify by fraud and vio­ years of age he enlisted at Grand Rapids lence the will of the people. On the money in the 7th Michigan Cavalry iu 1863. In question the resolutions are as follows: 1863, when only 19 year* of age, he took "We believe In the use of gold and silver bls place by the aide of true and tried as money metals to be maintained to cir­ veterans and took part in 20. engagements culation on a perfect equality and ’ Inter and raids, including Culpepper Court convertibility. We recognize the so-call­ House, Brandy Station, Gettysburg and ed silver question as one of the paramount others. In 1864 be was in SO engage­ issues qf the day.and believe that the peo­ ments and raids, including Kilpatricks’ ple of this state, and country can and do raids, the Wilderness, Cold Harbor, Win­ look to the republican party, the party of cheater, Sheridan’s raid on Richmond and ability and progress as the only party that others, in 1865 be w«s ordered to the can give a wise and adequate solution ot west to put down the Indian war and this problem. marched from Fort Leavenworth through We therefore pledge the republican Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado to Fort party of Michigan to use every effort in Halleck, a distance of 870 miles, being Its power to restore silver to its historic mustered out in 1865. position tn the United States as a money After being mustered out be studied in metal. We pledge this in tbe belief that Ypsilanti and Add Arbor, finally gradu­ permanent prosperity will not be ah ire ating from tbe medical department of th* or Justice done until silver takes its place latter institution. He commenced the side by side with gold a* one of tbe two practice of his profession in Constantine great money metal* of the world.” and afterwards located at Allegan where Continuing, greeting was sent to tbe he built up a lucrative practice. He has Republic of Hawaii, established July 4th; always taken active interest Id politics and tbe value of the republican press as one of his oonitltuent* at home have been glad to tbe most Important and influential factors honor him in local affaire. He has aho tn tbe suoeess of the republican party was represented tbe people in both branches recognized, and a closer organization be­ of the •tale legislature at Lansing ar ’ tween party organizations of stale and was one of tbe delegate* to tbe National county and tbe republican pres* is urged, Republican convention at Chicago that that tbe latter may receive the recognition nominated Blaine. to which it i* entitled; belief tn tbe hones­ At tbe pretest time be b tervlng tbe ty of th* press of tbe state was expressed. people of this Congressional district In and moat ent Im* last Ic ever held. reeerA. He has shown blmseir to be- one The Banner persists In its He, as to the currency In circulation In 1885. it dare the time. Be b the right ktod of a pro- not go into tbe merits of the esse, but sim­ ply takes up the report ot the treasury, as Its authority. We don’t believe the Ban­ ner editors and writers are fools. They know that the lying atatemeDl* sent out by a republican sec’y of the treasury have al says they are. Secretary Cirttale dbh’t know anything about how much money there Is In circula­ tion at the present time either. IasI April he said there was 824.85 for every man. woman and child In the country. The Journal said there was only 88.00. As there are about 88.000.000 people here now the difference In their respective opin­ ions. would be a total of over one billion dollars. Its too bad that we can’t have Treasurers of the U. S. who can tell within over 81,000,000,000 of how much money there is in circulation. What are we here for anyway. But, alas’. The Journal says tbe Ban­ ner editors "know that the lying state­ ments sent out by a republican secretary of the treasury have been purposely ad­ hered to by e*rh successor in tbe hope of deceiving the people.” We confess that we don’t know any­ thing of the kind, and didn’t know It un­ til we saw It in the Journal. We bud heard all the while that the democratic party was tbe “party of Reform" and didn’t suppose that It would do anj ibing whatever to deceive tbe people." \\ e are even more surprised that such sn accusa­ tion should be found in the columns of a paper whose editor only a few weeks ago "promised to be a good democrat” In concluding the above article the Journal tells us that "we can thrive on the Peninsular bank check.” Our reading it was the first Intimation that we had that we were to receive a check. We were naturally very glad that we were to re­ ceive some cash, which is very hard to get during these democratic times. We- have patiently waited for nearly a week now and tire check hasn’t put In an appear­ ance yet. Il must have been delayed somewhere. Possibly Il’s suich • heavy check that it has been sent by freight and Side-tracked somewhere between here and the Peninsular bank. We dislike to wait longer for it as we would like to see it and know how much it is for. Tbe Journal editor knows mure about It than we do. Won’t he kindly send a "trader" and re­ lieve us uf further unnecessary suspense iu waiting’ for the Check to get here?. Mow Brother Dennis we realize that you have your peculiarities aud oddities, com­ mon to humanity, but in some respect* you have them to a greater degree. When you attempt to set up your own statement against that of Secretary Carlisle and bls predecessors as-to circulation per capita, you must realize that your position Is ridiculous. When you say that the Banner or the Banner editors, or either of them^have received a check from the Peninsula bank you are wrong, and you know that you are wroug. We will not say that you ma­ liciously He, but we will say that you are willfully aud , deliberately mistaken. Knowing your own thoughts and the mo­ tives which prompt your actions you Im­ pute the same to others. The people real­ ize your shortcomings in this respect and will pay no attention whatever to your un­ truthful charges. Any fair, candid argument that the Journal m*y make, which is free from un­ just crimination or slander, will be an­ swered by us in like manner provided we care to answer it The people court a fair argument and plain statement of facta, but thoroughly disapprove calling names, or impugning a person’s motives without some cause or reason for so doing. it Worth While* The following is IL G. Uorr’s sarcastic, summing up of Debs' Rebellion:— Sn, Debs, it’s over. Well. h*» sooner by a few hours than we expected. We coupled too much on the performance of your cure of neurasthenia. It was obvious several days ago that the backbone of tbe "trike was effected by neurasthenia, but we did Dot look *o soon for the eoltanee of yo“L.°.wn\ Th® Un<ua<e y°Q were en­ gaged in throwing off led a great many peranns untamUiar with the phenomena of your malady to believe that your spinal column was the stiffest thing on the conUOTDL Some of them, w/pen,unK, ™ dlMppolnted. They mre In bone, tail you would continue to .Mert your itrceilorlly to tbe Gorenimcut ot the United untll you compelled It to bwek down. They L°,'LC.°rk^.'wh*' ’"X1 wo“'d do with It when you oooe got It .uMugetedwhet limitation, yon would place upon It' or whether you would abollah It .|foL£ er. Their MoBdenee tn year spinal eoP mnn wee I orreMed when the, otaured that you bad been reinforced by Bonnin p°; “<’>' Sorerehtn ae a Chant pton’ Labor wbo earrm between bl, aeu and obln tbe capacity for keeping all the lndMtrle, ol the country going, when ooal, Steam. Witter nrttror n-.*.. —l - ’ ar.- thlokln, tbit, ta t<*d oT^X , “ bl. -.nd, be blew ^^b!S tolrtboot. OTthlM Ute H« WM tnim to TO OUR -HI. Bte J* ,t he undentood Iu «ifrl h« didn't under lhrc»t«. So tbe men wb<«i you e»lleted, whom you eulded, end wtawe »1mwdleooe you eotoutended. etewltblly and raurderouUj entrapped lita to hie <le«lli. There’s « mretdeel of .IjaiUcnoe t. well M petaOfc Debfc In tbal deed en«lb lnr Were In tbe ooze wlta hte b.nd on tbe throttle.. Menu, a Itreat deel more Debe. fo?ibe dimity of tabor; forJU honor for the trust that ran be reprwrd In It; for IU anlgblly ebaraeter and herole tourage —the dead hand on tbe thrctlle dore—than all lhe aoundtag proctatnallona that bare gnne nut under year hand during tbe tael fortnighL , . Others are lying dead over the whole stretch of country on which your influence ha* burned Its track who would have been Jiving but for you. Thousand* are idle who but for you would have been reaping the fruits of Industry in contentmenL Thousands of families are In distress and misery who a fortnight ago were comfort­ able and happy, and might hare continued so had you not ordered tbe bread-winners to throw down their tools and walk out in­ to vagrancy and vagabondage. Through your orders business bar been snspendrd. trade and commerce brought to a stand­ still, and all productive Industry discon­ tinued through whole neighborhood* and over a wide extent of country. No man ever djd so much mischief, ever brewed such trouble, spread abroad such distress and misery, ever caused such a sacrifice of life and made »o many families wretched with so little personal Inconvenience or loss and so llttie personal peril. For through It all your salary has gone right on. Gone on Just as though it were not wrung from yer victim*. And what have you got for It. Debs? Your pkture has been printed In a great many newspapers. Your proclamations and pronunclamentos ln»a great many more. You are known by name to-d«y wherever the English language is spoken. Il’s a wide notoriety. You have had a stomachful <»f It. And now that you are hbout to pass out of It Into obscurity from which you should never have emerged, wre you In ail candor. Was II worthwhile? Gov. Rich recently telegraphed Senator McMillan authority to receive for him on behalf of the state of Michigan the twodiattle flags of the Twenty-second Michigan Infantry recently restored to that regi­ ment by vote of tbe Congress of the Unit­ ed States. In response to this order the war department to-day delivered to Sena­ tor McMillan these two relic* of glory. The flags are two In number. One ta a blue silk flag with an eagle and thirty-four stars. It was originally ff very beautiful flag, but ta now only a pathetic one. It is spattered with blood and a great hole through the middle of it tells of tbe many fields upon which It han been carried and the deeds of valor performed by those wbo bore It. Tbe other I* a handsome silk United States, flag, bordered and fringed with gold, and still In good condition, al­ though it Is perforated eight or ten bullet holes and two of its white strips are redened with blood. These are the flags that this famous- regiment carried during its heroic career In tbe war. Among tte fields upon which these flags were carried were Chickamauga and Mis­ sionary Ridge. Tbe flags were displayed this afternoon by Senator McMillan in the cloak room of tbe Senate and attracted a great deal of attention and admiration. They were shipped direct to Gov. Rich on the evening train.—Ex. Aluminum has a number of wonderful qualities which makes it very valuable, and nature, when her time is ripe, evident­ ly intends that it shall be the most useful agent known, as she lias created it more abundantly than any other metal. Every clay bank la fnll of It, and all rocks are beds of IL But thus far It has been possi­ ble to take aluminum out of only two sub­ stances—"cryolite,” a mineral found only in Greenland, and "bauxite,” a mineral lately discovered in Georgia and Alabama. In 1888 there were 88 pounds of aluminum produced in the United States; In 1892 we used 380,000 pounds, and ten years hence we shall doubtless use more than as manv millions. When tbe aluminum cap was put on the apex of the Washington monu­ ment. In 1885, the metal cost 88.00 a pound; now It can be bought for 67 cents a pound. One of Its peculiarities i* light­ ness. a solid block containing 12 cubic inches weighs only 1 lb. It does not tarnish, and adds have no effect upon It. The powder made from aluminum Is a valuable substance for silver powder In fine printing, and IU ultimate reduction In cost will bring It into common use. Its lustre Is enduring, and, by reason af Its extreme lightness it will cover nearly twice as much surface as tbe same weight In common composition. Pl»*ree talk*. By his actions at Grand Rapids. Hasan 8. Pingree, of Detroit, demonstrated that he was nothing more than an overgrown boy. He met an honorable defeat at the hands of an honorable man. Had he been a well developed man, and an "Abraham Lincoln republican,” be would have grace­ fully met defeat by renewed loyalty to Um* OMnlmoo, eboin of Uwreorcwittaa. Iiiotead or dolo< tai, b, pretty Mlow Huie boy tootle, ,nd „|k. He dl_ tooted a tetter to tbe republicant ot Mu.fr Kan, eberdmr IntlmMatfo. on tbe pert of publican editor,. He oteifed th,t lbe will or the people lad bm thw.rtrd eto. Bol now that It la orer. and >™ Such eh.ritCT b, a men ot Mr. riaaree’. willing to let the Government of the Unit­ sor in tbe hope of deceiving I be people.— *? Slates 00t,ttao® business at the old ■uppowl tneotel eallbre are tooliab ,od Jonroal. ."J-*.?” “d «lt Hrtrem that U rcmarkabfo ta Mp_ IjptaEUultbewiUor^wopte rney banged a nan yttterttay ta CMenifo for eoninlitinff only warder was thwarted." Mr. Pingree’* letter and his acttacM iaternatiflwal disputes, courts ot arbitra­ tion have been devbed and costly wars thus avoided. Is it not possible for Con­ gress to create some tribunal wherein the difference* between labor and capita! can be adjusted without recourse to force: where the employer and employed can peacefully agree, or rgne to dlaagne! Without venturing to assert which aide tn tbe present grtat controversy Is right, the failure cf tbe original parties to get to­ gether on some fair basis, or at least to have some distinct understanding, has cost the country much money and many lives. All deprecate the acta of violence, but it is unfair to hold the original strik­ ers responsible for everything. An Im­ partial court of arbitration might have discovered the merit in the strikers' side of tbe ease as it originally presented it­ self.—Grand Rapids Eagle. Neighbors Friends m Valued Customers. A period in our life now arrival when it necessary for us to taiknht? ly, but kindly to vou^fe «the re of‘truth m friendship, and listen that our words may well and truR be understood and let no aJ ger arise in your hearts'W. Wbst a happy country thia would bo If had confidently hoped that Congress would only adjourn and cease it* P11®, departure in oni continuous talk. Tbe people have been trade which we are about to talked to death. Tbe party from which make might never become they have expected relief "from that necessary, but alas! -man’a grinding tariff” has done nothing but inhumanity to mau” iud the talk. ‘ • Serious business depression of the entire country has decreed Church aad Society. otherwise. We have from Dr. Suleeba, of Assyria, will conduct the services In tbe Presbyterian church time to time loaned a large next Sunday, morning and evening in the number of our custon^ Pastor’s absence. The Communion Serv­ sums which aggregate several ices will be postponed to tbe following thousands of dollars from our Sunday, Aug. 12tb. . The Camp meeting held by the Radical stock of goods, and which is U. B. church and tbe W. M. church, will still outstanding. The larg­ commence Aug. 14 at 7 p. m. Rev. A. T. er portion of this money ia Jennings of tbe W. M. chureb, Bishop Barnaby of the U. B. church and Rev. loaned (in goods) without Joal Martin of the Congregational church, either interest or security, are expected to be present. Ed Schu­ and as much as we require ' mann has tbe hucksters right on tbe it to do business, and still be grounds. Rev. Manin, local pastor. accommodate . our Tbe Woman's Auxiiltary of Emmanuel able to church will meet at the home ot Mr*. M. friends it will nmv only came Riker, on Jefferson St., Tuesday, 8 o’clock to us in small sums. p. m. Aug. 7th. Subject foy discussion, Therefore we hereby an­ "Alaska. Possibilities of Thai Country for Missionary work.” All interested in nounce to all onr customers the subject Invited to attend. and the public generally that The monthly meeting of the W. F. M. from the date of August 1st. 8. of the M. E. church, will be held at the parlors. Wednesday. Aur. 8th., at 2 p. m. 1894, we are compejled, for standard time. TIh? subject of the lesson the reasons set forth, toadopt will be. "Korea and Mias Ions.” the strictly cash system of There will be n chicken pie social with trade, with e\ ty yian. wo­ program, st Mra. George Whitney’*, the man and child. However, we evening of Aug. Wil*. will say to all those now in­ The subject at the Method tat church next Sunday morning i*. "Weights and debted to us nnd also to oth­ Wing*.” Ju the evening "How one Man ers, we want your trade. Spoiled a good Thing ” You will still want clothing Sunday School at the M. E. church tit anil goods in our line, aud we noon and tbe Epwui-th l^eaxue at 6:30 p. shall be happy to see you. .Tbo Baptist Sunday School will ’picnic whenever yon have the cash at Cole’s Landing, Friday. Arrangc- to offer us in payment meute have been made so that morning It will be in our pow r to and evening train will stop at the landing. Fare fur round trip 25c., All are invited. sell you goods at tower prices than ever., as we shall cease to bear the well known losses Married. PAYNE-POST. On tbe «lh. of July. Barry of the credit system. The B Payne of Hone, wa* married to Mis* Ids that Port, of Barry, by Rev. a. D. Griftsny. at the, public already know Presbj ter1an Pa nonage. losses iu trade must be bome by some one. How important MATTHBW8—ROSE. On tbe IsL da y of Aug.. Mr. William Mrtltiew*. of Baltimore, and it is then to yon that you deal Miss Ida Bo*e, of Maple Grove, were united with those who do a strictly in marriage by Bev. Rob’t. Adams. cash business, as time and Notice. money will always be saved. Cam* Into my presence on th* 17lb. day of The current expenses of any July, one black brood bog. weight about lbs, Wm. L. PasNOCK. merchant doing a business 3 miles west of thia city. for ready pay is far less than others, and it requires no Baatlng-a Market*. scholar to see* that he can truly afford and will give you better bargains, as there are no dead horses to be i>aid for, 80 to 140. no book accounts lost, nor paid twice, and both parties feel that value has been re­ ceived and money saved by that best of all. the ready pay system. In Closing we will add that some of our credit business has always been equal to cash, ae it was cheer­ fully tendered us every month. ... It is therefore with some regret that we have decided to make no distinction m our customers, but strictly refuse one and all. ... As you will readily see. n0 lines whatever can be drawn in this matter, (except be­ tween credit and cash) with­ out giving serious offense, vo not therefore ask us to maw a single A 117 exception to the J«e _ •we have marked we zuai k< d out.a8,.{° pleading would be fruitl ftithuithen, the.days to doing a credit business The SHERWIN WlLLlfllS 60. close forever on the ®orn^ of August 1st. 189L but oo stock of goods will be larger than ever, and we will Covers Most—Looks Best— any goods in our store a per cent above cost " Lasts Longer than any main as ever yours, meaning . Other Paint. business in earnest. AGENCY, W. M.QOOOTErtR The Modern Dnmoisi. E. W. MORRILL 4 CO. HASTINGS, MICH. �yhursday, Aug >894- w. a. COOK, bocal«<U»r. To mystify and astonish but state plain facts 1 be easily demonstrated. was In Kalamazoo Batur- EVERYTHIN^ in the DRUG LINE pure fresh and Cheap fflED L. HEATH. . THE DRUGGIST’S. . agent of the fUncritan Bible Asso­ ciation, FOR party that is opposed to all temperance legislation? Time alone will tell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hams attempted tp Fred SiMncmtchor. or Mlddlivllle h in have a sail on Middle lake Friday by put­ ting up their umbrellas. A sudden gust tMiolty loqi,y. Mlns Ruth Wetaorl In visiting reUUvee of wind came up and Upped them over aad they were rescued from a watery grave In Grand Rspkl,. Will Cole, or Grand Rnplds, ta stalling by friends. We hope that none of our readers will tell anyone about this as they friends in the city. didn’t want anybody to know anything Mins Minnie Rouse returned to her about It. ' home In Lowell, Monday. Base ball seems lo be returning to popu-. Mra John Piper, ot Fentou, stalled rek lar favor again. There Is no reason why •tires In the city lut week. Hastings .‘ffiould not have the best taa-u in Ur. and Mre. D. 11. Bay, ,re visiting the county as we have plenty of excellent trleods In Kataniaroo and vicinity. material for a base ball team. We have l/llr. F. M. Elliott, or Aurora, Ilk. Is visplenty of good catchers and with Henry Hiog Mr. and Mrs. G. p. Chldoater. Osborn and Sin Clare Brock for pitchers Mr. and Mra. George Preston returned no other team in Barry County has any 11cense to beat ub. Why don’t you organize from Traverse City atter a sojourn ot three weeks there. boys? If yon want to have one of tbe nicest times you ever had In your life, and see some fine races, you want to go to Nashville, August 80-31. They have bung up 3800 iu purses, and will have tour big races each day. Nashville people always use their guests well and a big crowd from here ought to go up and see tbe sports. Anyone dpslring any program, or entry blanks should write to Charles Scheldt, of Nashville. X Next Tuesday tbe Hastings base ball team will play the Bellevue ball team at the fair grounds in this city. Thu latter team is one of the best amateur teams in Michigan and a good game may be expect­ ed. Tbe people of this city should attend • CIRCULATION * this game en masse. It costs money even This week, 82 quires. to keep up a good base ball team and ■n should encourage tbe boys by big Hereafter, changes for advertisements tendance at the games. Admission 15 mu< reach this office Tuesdays nt latest to cents. Ladies free. Injure insertion in tbe issue of the week when brought. A Mass Meeting will be held tn the BftRRY 60 LOCAL NEWS. Oeorjt E. Bow, wu In Gtwd b»Mo» TuttW.y, H Roy E. Barlow writes rrom Houghion that the summer lerm ot the Mining •okool closes Aug. 17 and lhe 18th will find him near home. Mewre. Williams and Williams return­ ed Ito Charlotte last week after a couple of weeks sojourn at Wall lake. *"Bert Barlow, of Coldwater, visited bis Grandfather, Nathan Barlow, last week. Bert came from Coldwater on his wheel, a distance of 71 miles In ten hours. Good time tor a lad of fourteen. FIRST—If you are building a Lome then you will do well to examine the various kinds of heating apparatus. SECOND—Its a fact that people object to soft coal furnaces. USE BIG WO Ftps A Mass Meeting will be held at the H. E. church at Woodland, Aug 6th., to talk Congregational church at Freeport, next Raubling sells good 27 In’] cotton for Friday evening, the 3rd. of Aug., to talk over the necessary* arrangements for the oiler the neccessary arrangements to be furthcoming Sunday School Rally. It is Remember,there will be no sports on hoped that every school will be well repre­ made for the forthcoming Sunday School R illy. It is hoped that every school will Rally Day. , . sented. Tbe Rev. A. D. Grigsby, Chair­ l>e represented. The Rev. A. D. Grigsby, The totafcOst for taking the census Of man nf the Executive Committee, and the Chairman of the Executive Committee Ret. T. Cox, of Hastings, will address aad tbo Rev. T. Cox, of Hastings will ad­ Barry County was S1400.90. The meeting should be an­ Everything new In photography can be pie meeting. dress the meeting. The Rally should nounced next Sunday at tbe 'various four .! it the Christmas studio b ^announced next Sunday In the varloas Schools and churches. si bools amt churches. ^Fi.tnk Mead landed a 16 pound muscalonge Saturday at Thornappl^ lake. School-boys In most of! our large cities Every Sunday school -scholar nut only John Be&itner is making some exten- have their athletic leagues and associations Ii this city, but in all the schools ot this <•••■ re; airs on the.inside of his jewelry which are conducted with as much system, © lunty should be in their classes at Snnas much care and thorolighness, as any d iy scliool next Sunday to learn about college organization. Reports concerning I ally Day and what they ought to do. At For’fir.^ class photographs; that never these organizatluns, records made, and ac- t sat tlm* programs should, be in every fade, call on Christmas, the tollable pho­ eohuls of Hie prominent members, are sshooi in the county, at least a bundle of tographer. given iu the department in Harper's! ----------- Ingrams has beeu sent to tbe SuperinYou want to get our prices on ladles Young People called • aud In-1. tjandeut of every Sunday school that could , **Outings ____ w______ and childrens-hose. We have a Job lot nlngs,” which Is practicaliy •••ti/Mire <h .found, [f any school has been omitted | theu rtniv only 1 •iimiiig at about half prioe-au tbo Racket. scholastic athletic department in Juvenile it has not been intentional, but because it Remember E. W. MorrRI * Co. are now peri<xiica!h to-day. ’ was not known. In case any have been tolling goods at 10 per. cenjt above cost Thursday noon qna of Ans Maynard's omitted, will the Superintendent or fur cash only. No credit giv n to any one horses broke loose and ran through the leading officer, please inform Miss Ada after Aug. I. 1894. _ street, scarhigxthe horse of H. H. Dun­ Michael, of this city, and .programs will Sunday schools are atkr$ to practice ning which was hitched near Stauffer’s lie sent at once. Parents should not only hymn* to sing on the line of march during store, causing it to break away. It ran s-.v that their children attend Sanday the parade. Also to bring ah»ng any large through lhe street at a lively pace, and school next Sunday but should go them­ flags they may have. came near causing a couple of teams to al­ selves. Get a program, read the Instruc­ About 40 pair of walking shoes to close so run away, awl making things very live­ tions closely and officers should have their out,at lew than wholesale price. We can ly for a few minutes. Mr. Maynard’s schools practice lhe four songs that are on (he 7th and 8th pages of the program as -a»e yop money on lheui. They are the horse stumbled and fell on .the stone walk cast of Hogle’s store, while Mr. Dunning's iucii as possible. tost goods at the Racket. Fol nd—On Monday a wool check for horse went towards home, being caught Hound Trip TouriaU Batea to Northern a Min) of money. Owner ran have same west of the city. Michigan Poluta. by calling at Doyle’s saloon. proving pro­ Commencing June 1st, 1894, the Mich­ About tour weeks ago little Howard tickets * ’ perty ami ptiylng for this notice. Springer, the seven year old son of Jas. igan Central will sell round' trip from Hastings to: We are still in the millinery business Springer, of Yankee Springs, fell and at 17.10 Mich. Traverse City The injured •• 8.95 and will sell yon goods cheaper than any broke his left arm badly. Bay View •• 8.95 Petoskey member was dressed and was getting other house in Barry Co. Put?; Sunn, “ 9.20 Harbor Springs Saturday Mr. Springer's At the Racket along nicely. “ 10.80 Mackinaw City This year the oat crop was Ionly destroy­ family visited Mr. William’s family in 114J0 Mackinac Island “ 7.95 Elk Rapids ed three or four times, potatoes five or six: Rutland, and in playing, Howard broke •• 8.95 Charlevoix his arm the second.time. Tbe little suf ­ corn a dozen; the apple crop once a week “ 2.55 Ottawa Beach regularly and still they all promise to' be ferer was brought to this city and bls arm These rates remain in effect until Sepset and dressed by Dr. Clarence Lathrop tern be r, 30. 1884. Return limit Octobt-r 31 good crops. R. OsnoRX. and during tbe operation the little fellow ; 1804. C. PMerrick Reed has purchased a black­ Agent. bore the pain with great fortitude. smith shop in Kalamazoo and will move to that city soon. The people of Kalamazoo JXTbe following officers were elected last Program for tb.Jt.onion of Barry Coantr So Mier. »o<l Sall.ra Awoelatloa. ‘ will find Merrick not only a good citizen, Monday night by the I. O. G. T. tor the ensuing term: but a good workman. To be held at Hastlnire, Midi., Ao, P. C. T.—Jason McElwain. ISlli. 18th and 17th, 18M. Wr have the patent half soles for your WxnsBSDAT. Avo. 15U1—Becepnon ot C. T.—MIm Carrie Knight. shoes. Can be put on in five minutes by comrades peeling and assignment to V. T. — William Darby. any one. if you have sore or lender feet or quarters. „ . . Secy.—William Vance. Tbubspat. Avo Ulb—Salute at sun rheumafism, it will pay you to try them. Asst Secy.—Gertrude Knight. rise, tollowwl by. reveille, For sale at the Racket. t0 a. m.—Assemble call tor delegates Trees.—John Wooton. meeting tor the election ot officers for tbe Road Commissioners can find 3 Inch Fin. Secy.—Miss Emma Smith. ensuing year and tor tbe transaction ot Bridge Plank at our yard in Hastings. any other business that may properly Chap.-Mra- Knappen. Other people can find anything they want come before tbe meeting. Mar.—Maurice Grigsby. 1 r. M — Assemble call, parade, and re­ in the line of lumber and shingles. D. Mar.—Martha Soule. turn lo gmnd stand. Bentley. Tomlctsox and rtder. Guard.—Chas. Sutton. Music by tbo band. We do not want our customers to keep Prayer.by battalion chaplain. Sent. Miss Carrie Nash. anything they do not want If your uur- —a Woodland News last week[ gave an Address ot welcome by the Mayor of ilrutenotrm. enO chase does suit you whenx miyoumatget Interesting account - of. how Supervisor home, bring it back and if we cannot suit Darenport compelled one of Woodland’s '^i^TB.OlUasp.e battalion you we will return your money. to time. chzpUlpi well-to-do c.g.rowa. citizen's to WCH-W-UV —come -----WOOLT.KY 4 BbOXSOX. Everyooe wUo knowa Mr' DaveBport Address by Hon. M. F. £>IJ?nJu4der ^Irs. Clement Smith had a night bloom­ knows that b« does not mince matters in Annual oration by Rev. S. M. Klader. ing Cereal iu blossom Sunday evening, tbe tbe least Jacob Eisen bias Is one of Wood­ 5-30 p. m.—Supper call. 8 7 m.-Campfire; U W. Armstrong, flower being especially large and beauti­ land’s prosperous citizens who "add to ful. The only trouble with these plants their pile” each year. Though Mr. Keen- “kXT’avo. ntb-Satate at sun rlae, ii that they do not blossom often enough, bels. was known to do »hls it is a curious I^e Mosher, Officer of the Day. 10 A M—Grand parade of the battalion. fact that tor several years past bls assess­ nor the flowers last long enough. All other societies are requested to Join us Some of our neighboring cities have ed valuation has been on tbe decrease un­ in this our last parade. passed ordinances compelling threshing til thl* year be was placed at about f2000 13 m.—Dinner call. . He was , r. m.—Assembly call at grand stand. machine engines to be drawn through IMS than be was five years agn. given an opportunity to wake a statement Song. the streets of the city by team and not to Prayer. " allow such engines to have any steam es­ on several occasions but be failed to do Sbo!?addreas by Mr. Frank DotyHand Mr. Daren port was c 0 ®!* ” ® 1 caping to frighten horses. Such laws are Address by tbe Hon. Washington Gard­ make a complaint gainst him. Mr. E agood and uo doubt save many run-a ways. enbeits appeared before Justice Velte. ner and others. On account of Barnum 4 Bailey’s show plead gullty.and paid 826.75 fine Including at Grand Rapids. Monday August 18th, Supper call, costs. Mr. Davenport did right and hb Srfg, tents and break the Michigan Central will sell excursion example should be followed by other aotickets including ticket to the show for CoL CommamStogMMors, as there arc without question P. &—Tents, hay; straw and coffee will 81.50, children under nine years 75 cents, many other people <» Barry County, who hekets good going and returning on this be furnished tree. are not paying tbeir just or.tw* date only. q, r, Ohbobn. Agent. Because they smoke . THIRD:1"i KERNAN Smoke Consuming Furnace is the latest and best invention out in the line of furnaces. By the induction of heated air over the fire and around the fire pot all the smoke is burned, so you have - no smoke and no dirt. You also have the advantage of using soft coal which is the cheapest and most powerful of fuels, and you save all trouble from soot. We are also agents for the Peninsular Furnace, which burns hard coal, soft coal or wood. K A Kj’T DUH 1 BWLD a HOUSE WITHOUT fl FURN/KE BUT'4 FURNACE WITHOUT 5EEINQ U5. WEISSERT BROS The following receipt Is Mid to bo ex­ cellent for the extermination of that muchta^ked-cf-pest, the carpet bug: 1 oz. alum, I az. chloride of zine, 3 oz.*>. salt. Mix with two quarts of water in a covered ves­ sel and let stand over night, then pour In­ to another vessel without sediment Dilute with two quarts of water and sprinkle car­ pet a foot from the wall. It will not in­ jure the carpet Why? so, and they’re so dirty. HflRBWrtRE rtEKCHAHTS. W11 i ll» j KU* A Square Deal WE Is what we give to every customer.. Every sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really walking advertisement for a ARE house.. Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ ment clear through. HERE our Everyone who buys once comes again, and invites his friends to come too. We are selling our goods as low as they can be sold anywhere. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have knocked prices down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY reliable. We are not here for a day, nor for a month. W. H. SPENCE E take pleasure in announcing to our friends and the public generally that on and after SEPTEMBER 10th we propose to conduct our bus­ iness, both buying and selling, on the caah plan. A long experience in the clothing business has convinced u& that the system of selling goods on credit to be paid for when convenient is a most vicious one. The increased expense of doing a credit business, on account of book­ keeping and collecting, the amount of inevitable losses every year because of bad debts, which win occur, notwithstanding the most careful discrimination; the loss of interest from having a large amount of capital “tied up" in book accounts all render necessary a large margin of profit which has to be consid­ ered as business expenses and paid for by the cash buyers. Besides this, the bad feeling constantly occurring because credit is given to .one customer and refused to another, and the disagreeable necessity of being obliged to dun customers for past due accounts, confirms us in our determination in the future W to sell only for cash. K. K. GRANT *•■ 1. �■ “I know that. Gua,” he answered, softly. “Ycra’re the bes.‘ friend I’*® got, away from ma.” •‘That’ll do. Go on home, and don t come up in town anymore to-day; and my advice is to you to kt Wiley Amer­ son take care of himself how he stand |n this community, ft don’t lay in yc z to bolster him up.” with yon. him particularly-’’ meet the visitor. ••Oh, Cullen! sister looks wratohsdlyWe must treat her juat tf nothing had happened—you especially. HGO.OOO’f •‘Why, of course, Hannah. Sister doubtless knows that I couldn’t pos­ The Great Daily of Michigan. tubly have anything against her, who has no more to do in this mean bust« • rm ■ a_r bas s’‘ocxi th® test of CHAPTER VIL ncss than any anint iu Heaven. I public opinion for 31 years, It seemed good to Wiley Amerson, hone site’s brought no message from instead of waiting the twelve months her husband; for with him I shall have progressing and growing in strength year by year, admired by publishers allowed by law. to jpay over to his nothing to do. either personally or by ai.d all people for its fearless, manly attitude on all public questions, and brother now the money bequeathed to proxy. Bui I P».v entire n-apeot (or its intrinsic merit as a great newspaper. him. Besides, he wished to express feelings.” bis gratification that so considerable to“her Ypu don’t mean, do you, Cullen, a portion df land belonging to the es­ that If she was to tell you that she had tate did not pass by the will, and to persuaded brother to offer some sort offer that his brother, if be chose, of a setdement that would—that THE EVENING NEWS, a cenrs per <_c?y. might have the grantor share of it. wouldn’t seem to be too far out of the 10 CENTS A U/EEK. He was moved to this partly because way, that—that at least you wouldn’t R 3 MONTHS BY WAIL. DETROIT. he ^ad heard of no complaint on Cul­ cqggjder it?” Agencies in every viU.tge, town and city in the State of Michigan. len’s part ana no threat, and partly for . ‘•I’ve told you. Hannah, and I now another reason which he huggod close­ teB you again, that 1'11 take nothing ly within his hreaet. So one day, from brother as a .gift, and nothing ! rather than plunge or be plunged in while returning from the plantation under that will I will take from beyond, he stopped at Cullen's place, father’s estate, besides what he ! judicial litigation. and went is, armed with twenty one- virtually gave me in his lifetime, I “And who would you put down for hundred dollar bills. Hannah, who nothing less than the half.of it, and I now at tweiity-onc was prettier than wouldn’t take that except for feeling I the bad ones, Owen?” he asked. j “Well, now. Uncle Dishy,” Carruth- ever before, and looked as young as j entirely convinced that father in­ 4 «£=»-J 6y । ers answered, “there isn’t, to my opin- when she was a girl, received him with tended I should have it” j ion, there isn’t what I’d call a bad seenstorned cordiality, and at once j RiCttARDmCoLM’JoKNSW •‘Poor Sister Julia! I know her feel­ person in the whole town—that is. dispatched a messenger for her hua- 1 ings will be sorely hurt.’’ among my acquaintance of respectable band, who was with the hands in one ■ “Oh. Hannah! dolet me be trusted to pro BB CON’TTXUED.J people, which is a good deal extensive, of his fields. treat sister aright I declare you pain “You needn’t have been in a hurry me by what you show of your thoughts if I say it. Now, for instance, there’s One who for some years had been re­ Mr. Amershn—Wiley Amerson, I mean to send for Cullen, Hannah. You do ‘ ceiving from him charities of one sort —that some people don’t seem to think ' look so well. I declare I wish Julia ; and wishes in this thing.” “Cullen, you know well enough that and another was Owen Carruthers, a could keep young like yon do.” I don’t wish fbr‘ anything more than young man who, despite the decadence “Thank you, brother Wiley. I am, what would be right You have a family, coming upon irregular habits, was al­ and I almost always keep, very well. I..™ and—but, as you don’t like me to, I ways neat in appearance as well aa I often wish Sister Julia could have will not mention the subject again, strikingly handsome. Property of a some of the health which I have more hard as it is to endure Id silence such few thousands was rapidly spent on than enough. How is she to-day?" coming of age just after his father's “Only so-so. She doesn't complain a state of things.” “Oh, well, my little girl, we will death. He lived with his mother in a much; but since father’s death she’s small house on Franklin street, south taken on more than I think she ought. havu n o hard feelings with each other of the Capitol square, and had former­ I stopped to-day to turn over to Cullen about it. I hope, and indeed I rather ly worked at odd times in tbe office of the money lather left him. I thought believe, that it will be adjusted some­ his father, who for a long time was • I’d just as well do that now aa wait Be- ? how, and that In a way not expected clerk of ■’the superior court Owen put the sides, 1 wanted to tell him of .some al- I by *y anybody. ---- ■*• -I’ve • - «--— .case ----- , in Arcould have been his successor if he had lowances I «a. willing to nraka blm. I 1‘. P<fi.ble I jnst declare, yon lodk-wby. you look I wU> d°*he *» »°» wished, for he had acquired in the use the world write the literature I *1 ~ of the pen an expertness quite beyond just anri and cAri.fhln sensible fzk to fair* take nffOHKA offense nr or fMl feel first-rate. Hannah.” activity for THE FORUM. that of his father. But be chose to in­ hurt by anything 1 feel as if I owed to “Cullen will be here presently.” dulge freedom from the restraints of mvaelf to do or not. ” “Yes,” he said, with a languor indie- | Every great awbjact Is takes sp by The Feran when It naturally coati left nonage in other ways. Occasionally, stive of town manners. They chatted j public attention and la treated by the beet authorities without regard to parties either to accommodate or to refill his on indifferent themes until Cullen | S. „ H. Clifford. New Cassel, Wls., . , was or craeda. It will keep any thoughtful reader Inbrned orf the tula and proittaa empty purse, he would do a little clercame. The older brother partially con- I troubled with neuraixia and rheumatism, • icnl work for a merchant or an official ce&led his embarrasttnent as he looked | his stomach was disordered, his liver was in the stutchouEe. He was of slight ' upon that picture of health and honest ' affected to an alarming degree, appetite I rural simplicity. ‘ fell away, ~ aud ’he was terribly •- • reduced In « . — - ri hlbitary; indeed all tbe great Review* have been too high in price for the bumi “How do, brother?” said Cullen, in flesh and strength. Three bottles of “IT’S AS RESPECTABLE AB YOU’LL-GET. Electric Bitters cured him. of intelligent res dore. Bat now the number of readers of thoughtful iiteretan his usual way, but without extending Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III., bad ; so very much of him, but in the deal- his hand. Not seeming _ to notice the a running sore cm his leg of eight years’ Ings I’ve had with him he’s been per- omission, Wiley said: standing. Used three bottles of Electric U.lUd State. to .trroi *o revolutionary n reduction in price. Tiw feet square, and even llbqr'l- Of course “I1 came out to lodk after things on Bitters and seven boxes of Bueklen’s dlacuoes latportant .wbjects, bat it I* not dull. The literature of cooUtapohe’s a man------that---------wants----------------whatever's-------done; ibe place up the road before turning ---------------« It Arnica Salve, and bls leg is sound and raneoa* activity Is, la fact, the most interesting of all literature. American for him done to his direction, but I j over y‘>u, as I made up my mind to I well. John Speaker, Catawba. O.„ had citizenship implies that a man shall know the opinions of the format ma have frequent heard him say, when ^°« Then I wanted to hand you the i five large fever sores on bis leg. doctors I’ve been doing business for him in his • two thousand dollars which I suppose : *ald be was incurable. One bottle Electric Buckkn’s’s Aruka office, that he would like to know why , you know father left you.” i : Bitters and one box Bueklen Arniea SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. some people think not as well of him I Cullen looked at Hannah, and she re­ Salve cured him entirely. Sold by WXH. Goodyear, tbe druggist. as he hope ho deserve.” i tired from the room. Then he said: “Well, if Wiley Amerson would want ■ “You can keep the money, brother, The Form to ww as cheap as the magazines of mere entertzlaasit to have my opinion of & matter,p’ that Except this place and what is on it, D.W, Fuller, of Canajoharie. N. Y.. THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE GREAT REVIEWS, kind, I should tell him plain, like I I which father had given me before he says that lit always keeps Dr. Klugs New hinted to him the day his father’s will ; died. I won’t take anything by his wilt Discovery In tlte House and bls family has were proved, that people would think : As it seems he saw fit to prefer yon so always found tbe very best results follow The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. more of him if he weren’t so grippy in ! ^ar above me, you may have all that he its use; that he would not be without it, 35c. a Copy. $3 a Year. his tradin’, and special if he weren’t so ! n« said to me more than once if procurable. G. A. Dyketnan, Druggist, satisfied with the holt he have on ! during his last sickness that he had in- Catekill, N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New a’taighty nigh the whole of his father’s tended to mak*e a will, but that you Discovery Is undoubtedly the best cough prop’ty. to the excludin’ of his brother had advised against it. I don’t know remedy; that ho-has used it in his family Callen, as I ’members you like me was W he had forgotten that he had made fur eight years, and it has never failed to do all that is claimed for IL Why not try GUS KACTHILS AAD tlSHY FLINT. one of the witnesses to that will, which j °ue already. I suppose you do.” as I told him to his face I’d ’a’ never ’a’ | “I’m sorry, Cullen, but I couldn’t a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bnild.darkish-white complexion, black, Imttlfm free at VV. H. Goodyear’s Drug signed witness if I’d ’a’ knew what it help father’s preferences.” glossy, curling hair, which he wore were, that I suppose maybe you did.” 1 "0^ course not I never expected von Store. Large size 50c and $1.00. long. When erect he was nearly six “I-didn't, Unk Lishy; I declare I even to try to do iL You were too dutifeet tall, but an attack of rheumatism, didn’t— not at the time. It ain’t the ful a son for such as that." ____________ _ ,for w. cuts, The best salve in __ the____ world following a night of exposure to the exxict kind of a will I’d have made if I’d I "1 don't understand such talk, Cui- bruises, sores, uiccre, ulctrs, san salt rheum, fever tnuivrs. mires, rneum, lever cold air, had bent his left leg so that .. sores, tetter, tetter, chapped chapped hands, chilblains, he limped and had to carry a walking­ been in the old man Amerson’s place; leu.” but still the law’s the law, as I under- ! “Then I’ll explain. I don’t like to ’ corn8’ *llfl ■!! skin Irruptions, and posistick. lie always wore good clothes, or no ~pay required. Il stand it, iu such cases, and if I hadn’t I talk to a man in my own house as I lively ’ cure plies ’’ of which be took the utmost care, so । Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction that a garment which he had worn been laid up with the rheumatism I’d [ plain as I’m going to do now. You’ve ‘ or money refunded. Price 25 cents per hare have been obliged to swear, same as been hurting me in one way and anduring more than one season some­ box. For sale by W. II. Goodyear, times looked as if it had been just got you did. that I thought the old man’s other ever since I was a child. I have dru'gist. — i_u sound j _u Anybody's • when • •he let you doit for reasons you couldn’t mind from the clothier. He had an affec­ signed." understand, and wouldn’t care for if Rev. Tbomaa Henley has accepted the tionate nature, and therefore, and be­ "Of course, of course; and I’m- notyou a -----------------------could. But father is away now, pastorate of Christ Church. Homer, and cause of his lameness and other in­ man to say break people ’ s wills that ’ s *ud I am thankful that before he died of St. James Church, Albion. firmities, he was more pitied in his de­ made deliberate, even if their minds is I was restored to the place in hla affeccline than many another who had gone Dredifficetl: but It -------------------n-vz.v.rv tlnns tn nrhlnh af ln.v« predigiced; it seem to roe wrong tions to which, at least equally with down In the same way. Of all persons, possibly except his mother, Gus and not right for Wilsy to not make no you, I was entitled, flow he came to sort o‘ compermise with Cullen, that forget making such a will I don’t know. Rachels was the one ho loved most. The latter, compassionate to weak­ he’s obleeged to know his father’s I don’t doubt you do. If I believed When the was a Child, «be cried for Qutorio. lings of every sort, was touched mind when he made the will was that his wish was for you to have near tenderly by the affection of Car­ op'rated ag'inst Cullen’s wife, which he all his estate I would submit to your ruthers. Times without number he ought to know he haven’t good reason. having it and enjoying it to the fill of had admonished him, and, on inclem­ Them is why people don’t think as such satisfaction as may be in such ent nights, seen that he reached home high of Wiley Amerson as he want things. But I do not so believe. I ’em.” feel entirely convinced that after that in safety. Whenever ho could not dis­ “Well, you know a man generally temporary estrangement, which was Tbe Boyd mill dam at Tecumseh gave suade him from going to excess, he let feels like he ought to praise the bridge your doing, it was not his wish; and, way a few days sen, entailing a heavy loss him have a weak dram or two more, if he hadn’t been deluded by you in lo Mr. Boyd. It la now being repaired. sure that if he did not the poor fel­ that takes him over safe.” “Jes* so, Owen. I ain’t a-blamln* of some way. he would have made an low, In accord with his threat, would M. D. Bailey, receiving Teller, Grand go elsewhere and do worse. Occa­ you. I’m only aayln’ what I do about equal partition of his property between Rapids, (Mich..) Savings Bant, aaya he Wiley Amerson a not knowin’ how it la 1 won’t take your two thousand cannot say too much In favor ot “Adlronsionally he could win him several donare which your good luck makes da” Wheeler's Heart aud Serve Core. weeks from his besetting sin, and in people thinks no higher of him.” The old man, after some further you ready to pay so long before it’s Sold by W. H. Goodyear. the interval get him some clerical talk, rose and walked away, and Car ­ due; and 1 notify you that now, since work, which he did with a nicety of The Sunday School workers of Van execution that nobody la town could ruthers repaired to the “Big Indian,” none of our family are left but you and Buren county will hold a grand rallr In where he repeated the conversation 7 n me, I shall have nothing to do with South Haven Aug. 13. equal On the streets lie was always you except this: I have retained Arthur in gay spirits, and his comments with Mr. Flint Rachels said: Ayer’s Ague Cure never tails to neutra“It was a blamed mean will. You Dabney to look after any possible in­ upon persons and things were listened didn’t know what was in It when you terest I may have in father’s estate llw the poisons ot malaria, and eradicate to with at least as much attention as signed it as a witness, did you?” them from tbe system. Thia preparation outside of what his will provided for they deserved. One day. while one of “No; and if I had, it was none of If he finds any such It will be prose­ la purely vegetable, contains no barmtul ingredients, and. It taken according to di­ a knot of men on the sidewalk of my business, aa I was Mr. Amerson’s cuted just the same as—” rections, la warranted to cure fever and Wayne street before Rainer’a store, cleric.” “That,” Wiley interrupted, “will be being in loquacious mood, he said: “Did yon know niterwerda?" nnneOMWy ’ my dear brother ; “I don’t care how far behind a big Homer la arranging tor a baae ball "Yefc bnt in a bnateoM way, aad I town Milledgeville la, it’s got as many don’t feel like talking abont it What “Ohl the devil! Yonder Is your tournament, to which all local baae ball elute ot Southern Michigan are Invited. I want 1. a drink, and I haven’t got tbe home.” . money to pay lor IL" What cawee had dreams Is a question He turned away as Wiley left the ing of preach^ra, and leading church **!*l,bMn aatlsfaetorily answer” “111 give it to yon, Owen, bnt Ivo got bouse. professors, and women. They’re all to do the pourin'. Myonoould only "Ok! my dear Cullen,” said Hannah, ed; but In nine cases out ot ten. frightful good, of course, with a few exceptions bnt know It you've got enough inride who in another room had heard all: "I ot you now; but that, a thing you “‘j?* £d h*” been *° r°“gh outside of them, that of course natch’ly never do know, the more yon need to with brother." oclaims to be perfect, my opinion is Ous know it- IU pour yon out a moderate Address all orders to Rachels is a man that ain’t so very far respectable dram. And 1 want , to tell not at alL He’s lost to all honor let Large namben of Detroit dmu I a am m behind the moat at the best of 'em. yon. don’t yon get mixed up with Wile nlrvrara vswd-ww* 1 Joying rouge Hf. „ Bral "S SSe . ww . . Amcracm's popularity, Aa for poor CnlLakes, just north of Dexter. W len. everybody knowah.’s worth more’n "d 4'<,rtral “» <X U» tertp the double ot him; but his bnslncea Liahy Flint, who lived near the Su­ ain't mine, no more’n Wile’s Is yonrn." wil! cause gravnesa nf th* h.im —u a month after­ ‘•Lord ‘a’ mercy. Gas Rachels! yon itable specific, flail’s Hair Benewer. went in talk to me like—that Is a moderate Onoe or twice a month, on a Saturday, drink, even If a fellow who had to he came into town, v.l. after taking a •mar to the truth of ft couldn’t oaU It toddy at Bachel’a, walked and sat “If» aa rrapeeteble u y<ru'll get. No. Owan. you’re • right toler’bie ttraigbtfor’xrd sort of a person, aplte o’ sone o’ your ways, which everybody S"J»taly. Slater Julia. Hl be do. that kaows you. or them that rare, lighted to have yon; so will Cullen, I anything shoot .yoa, or at least your am sure. How are your ............................ qoit “Not at all well. Hannah, thank you but I thought a drive orthers wonMrt The Evening News, A FULL-GROWN A\AM. Stands Head and Shoulders Above all Others. {ft like toipparipg'^ Capdl^ f0 tbe oH^rjoaps 5AHTA CLAU5. it) fj>e pui-estbes* ©SANTA CLAUS SOAP wF “STTflEmAlRB-MKCOfW* Reduced TlieNewYort felly ,Trta ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $ 1.00, CASH H* ADVANCE. tfiE Hastings banner. �Hastinc Banner New um of alumloum an likely u> follow each otter rapidly, iloee, from coitin, MO a pound ■ few years „ has now berome one of the cheap metali. La stature, of Parle, saya that attempts have been made to uae It for bank bill, and commercial notes, ai thin sheets of It are lighter thin the thicker varieties of paper. Possibly, conjectures tbe Atlsnllc Constitution, the near future may see our whole circulating medium—gold notes and all—now made ot paper that la easily soiled, easily destroyed, and readily capable of tranamltting disease aerms. made of alumluum sheets as thin ai paper almost aa IlghL not subject to tarnlshlna or corrosion, non-oombustlble. snd easily cleansed when soiled. A manufacturer of artificial limbs In Atlanta Is now using aluminum for the eonitnictlon otbUgoods Its lightness and toughness being especial­ ly valuable In this direction. -- ~~~ --- — II The Terrors of Paralysis. near Cincinnati which bruised him some, hurt no bones were brakes. A Seattle family has a yellow dog Arden Moffard and wife are entertain­ lo0m,toX^'„<i”X’n,U,,t “u"dl *0W. K- COOK. 1Uoc>1„ ing their daughter and grand daughter, of with a singular love for flowers, which dVERCOME AT LAST BY THE Hastings. frequently gets him into trouble. The advance of medical science. AyeSiL * prt,*nL Carrrl«dThu Barry County Sunday School Rally is talked of some here but no definite act­ ios taken as to whether we will take part pluck a number of flowers, and, plac­ E. G. Holbrook, Inithe rally or not Pastor greatly tn Recorder. ing them in a heap, will lie down and hair which . fator of it, Superintendent seems to be (From the OttweQo, N. Y. Palladium.) Indifferent, or at least does not mention go to sleep with his noee in the bunch. j has; become thin, OnlluHucc. ■ It,jand some of the officers are In favor of His favorite flower is the rose, and he No dtUen of this village |, |»elier known I and keep the scalp it,|and It is hoped by some that we will invariably bites the stem four or five or more highly respected than Theodore inches below, bo as to not injure the clean ami healthy, use •Uupted si'i? dun’’ J. Wheeler, who has lived here for nearly hake a !argi delegation on that day. flower. All his actions indicate that 12th, 1887 as amended. Tbe' .half ha,f .“ century. Five years ago he was he enjoys the perfume of the flowers, SStaS1 ,b' <x UuaS stricken with paralysis aud was In its Oru*eriU«, and it rarely happens that he is not Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Martin More­ “Annrrttai"’ / *• ordinance entitled, worst form. The physicians said that he wie “ • board ot would surely die. But Mr. Wheeler did house, July soih, a son, weighing 10tf eoen with some choice flower in hia mouth. Toe only trouble is that he {HMiDdS. i '"““Iwlonrn. d.tlntni their po»er» not die. aud It is to tell the readers of the 5^nd2l J SepL ,4,h” 1SS7 •’ Palladium about his almost miraculous Mra. Henry Spickler started for Lima, culls from every garden he sees,;and in Ohio, last Monday to visit her daughter, consequence has narrowly escaped be­ “'1 ,h' U '”«b> recovery that a reporter called upon him. repexW. w D ’ ing shot fbr his aesthetic taste. Despite his slxty-five years of age. and Mr®. J. C. Hutchinson. ]t prevents the hair ftwoi.vKI>. Tbit ibl. ordlnxnce to reMra. .Harriet Cameron is entertaining the Intense mental and bodily afflictions, Pml be published In the city p«p,r, lw„ he has been obliged to endure for nearly company from Battle Creek. from baling out Miss Clara Ellis is visiting her grand Zto to I Mconk,”0' wlth ,hl- cl'y charter, five years, Mr. Wheeler la still a fine look­ or WHillig gray. r.h ini?''"*18 1,1 “P"’11”" August the ing man. He answered the reporter^ parents near Hastings. loth, Ifitrt. EMEUr Busby Mrs. Jaue Gorsliue has returned from ring at the dour bell In person, and Invit ­ The be^ ed biai to his cozy Bitting room, where he the north. are hundreds of brands ot Frank Splckle^ will play bail with the told lhe fullowing story: IMPORTANT food tests. Council Proceeding'. • White Lead (so called) on the “It was on the murning of Nqy. 37, 188s Prairieville nine at Delton, Aug. 4th. S. Paine, of Prairieville was in the vil­ market that are not White Lead, How to nrufiiuce more Kaonomieal and । that 1 was stricken down. 1 attempted to lage Tuesday. get up-in the morning as usual, when I Common Council met in adjourned ses­ Healthful Artlete. for Food. Two exciting ball games are billed here composed largely of Barytes and sion Tuesday evening. July 24th, 1894, The official food airalvsls by toe United found that I could not use my limbs or for nhxt Saturday between Hooper and Mayor Grensel presiding. Reading of states and Canactaln governments have feet. At first I thought they Were asleep other cheap materials. But the .Orangeville. minutes of last meeting postponed. been studied with interest. The United and rubbed them briskly with my hands number of brands of genuine for several minutes, but without result. Present at roll call Aid. Busby. Bennett, ‘.pr. .. Blates government reports gives the Finally [ got back into bed and sent for Hicks Tinkler. Weissert aud Waters. • Mich. name* uf elghtem well-known baking powd Dr. 8. M. Bennett of this villages A fine rain on Saturday afternoon. He Absent at roll Call Aid. Huffmad took ;. to have ah auction dera.Miuie Of them advertised as pure cream Informed me that 1 had suffered what h The many friends of Mr. Salsbaugh and . ij3*t large- t-x’.>erienc<* bls seat. of tartar powders, which contain alum. - iv tton. Terms reasoncommonly called a ‘stroke of paralysis.’ family extend their sympathy to them In Aid. Weissert excused. Tlie report allows the Rojal lo be a pure their sudden and severe affliction. 1 could not believe It at first, but the Moved by Aid. Busby that tbe Common Mr. Wm. Ph|n*«*y is very sick. Her cream of tartar baking powder, tlie high­ J. M. SMITH. council allow the water consumers the est In strength, evolving 160.6 cubic inch­ numbness continued to spread, accompan­ sons Theodore, and John, from Clare, this ied by a prickling sensation, until the en ­ priviletlge of sprinkling 6 hours per day slate, are with her. is limited. The following brands whenever they please during the 24 hr*. es of leavening gas per single ounce of tire lower half ot my body, as well as my William Coville and wife called on powder. There were eight other brands legs, was effected. Mv bowels and kid­ Carried. are standard ‘4 Old Dutch’ ’ process4 , of cream-bf-tnrtar powders tested, and neys refused to perform their functions, friends In this town on Saturday. Ayes—Bennett, Busby. H^cks, Huffman. \ SMITH , Eaglneer. William Strang, of the C. & and just as good as they were when their average strength was 111.5 cubic and I was only relieved by mechanical Tinkler and Waters. ■lalb'. GrT., who with his family has been inches of gas per ounce of powder. process. 1 was not satisfied with Dr. >»ve< Nays—none. you or your father were boys: Woodland. Mich camping at Finc^Lnke for several weeks, The Canadian government investiga­ Moved by Aid Huffman that the above tions were of a still larger number of pow­ Bennett’s diagnosis, and sent for Dr. Low returned lo his home in Battle Creek on of Pulaski. He only continued Dr. Ben­ •'Morley,” “Anchor,” be printed in each of lhe city papers In Saturday. He has been in the employ of ders. Tht Royal Baking Powder wan nett’s statement and advised me to get “ Shipman,” •• Edutein,” large letters, quarter size, for one week. the foureany for many yeans and enjoys here also shown the purest and highest In “ Southern,f* ready (odle. For six months I lay in bed “ Annitrong k MoKelvy, ” Carried. strength, containing forty-five per cent al the home of my niece, Mrs. G. A. Pen­ the pleasures of a summer vacation “Bed Beal,” “ Beymer-Bauman,” Ayes — Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, year. He had no part in the strike, bav ­ mptly attended to. more leavening gas per ounce than the field, unable to turn over in bed, hardly, “ Davis-Chamber*," “ Collier," Tinkler and Waters. in; been cozlly encamped with his family “ BahMitock." average ofj all the other c ream-of-tartar and requiring constant attention and care. • Loya’. E. Knappen. Nays—none. powders, j Finally I grew used to my helplessness at tbe lake for some time before the work­ Foa Colors.—National Lead Co.’t Pure Moved by Aid. Hicks that the city Att’y itjri'. DenbOD. These figures are very instructive to the and would crawl uut of bed. and getting men were ordered out. Before leaving he White Lead Tinting Colon, a one-pound can to be instructed to look up records to find practical housekeeper. They indicate partially dressed would drag my body expressed his intention of returning again whether the city has any right to R. IL that the Rpyal Baking Powder goes more about the house, using my hands like an another summer. '.'.VERS. ' We Shall hope that in a 35-pound keg of Lead and mix your owa paints. Saves time and annoyance in matching St. in 2nd ward. liigHfi Trust Co. Bldg,. than 3»per cent further In use than the infant when creeping, but unable to help the mean time no barm shall come to Mr. shades, and injures the best paint that it. is Grand Rapids. Michigan, j! Carried. others, orjs one-third more economical. 'myself in the least with my lower limbs. and Mn». Strang. possible to put on wood. । Ayes—oil. Mrs. William Kearney, of Battle Creek, Still more Important than this, however, There was not the slightest feeling in the Send us a postal,.card and get our book on [ On motion of Aid. Hicks council ad­ accompanied by her little daughter, are they prove this nupular article has l>een lower part of my body and a needle thrust paints and color-card, free; it will probably journed to meet Friday evening, July 37th. brought to the liiehest degree of purity— into my afflicted parts would not produce visiting at the old homestead for a few day*. 4894. E. G. H olbrook , aril .lav or night Offor to its superlative purity this superior­ not produce the Slightest pain. This went NATIONAL LEAD CO. >ot: 1 mf shoe store Recordex. One day I ity in strength is due—and consequently on until eight months ago. Chicago Branch, that by its uMP^re may be Insured the read tbe Palladium of n Canadian gentle­ It Brought Him a Prise of Money Which State and Fifteenth Streets, Chicago. AMES A. Rained His Life. man who suffered from paralysis and who niey at law. Common Council met In adjourned ses- purest and most wholesome food. Of a former member of the fire de ­ found relief in Dr. William ’ s Pink Pills. The ’ powders of lower strength are Hastings. Mich, slon Friday evening. July 37tb, 1891, May­ found to leave large amounts of impurities Ln the symptoms described by the sufferer partment of Providence, R. I., who c ourt* of the state. Col- or Greuxd presiding. Present at roll call Aid. Hicks, Huffman, In the food. This fact is emphasized bjy 1 read an almost exact counterpart of my died..a short time since by his own at tended to. leetlon the report of the Ohio State Food Com­ own afflictions, and I determined to give hand, it was said by the press and by Osborn. Weissert and Waters. Before 1 could many of the people that “his fortune TIRE. H.5&ATHROI*. Absent at roll call Aid. Bennett, Busby missioner. who while finding the Royal the medicine a trial. practically pure, found no other powder hardly hope for results I began to feel a was his misfortune.” 1' R.iuuf tiatnic Physician and and Tinkler. marked improvement in my condition. to contain no less than 10 per cent of in ­ Three years ago this man was a Minutes of meetings of July 20th and First my kidneys aud then mv bowels be­ i sober and valued fireman, earning a ert or foreign matters. Office iver W. JL Goodyear’s New 24th read and approved. gan again, after a lapse of over four years, rr/'uwl lix-ijiTT lit- fl nunfiil The statistics show that there Is used In Moved by Aid. Hicks that the chair ­ Dnu' Store. good living by a useful life. Then he to perform their natural functions. . All rails promptly attended to. man of Fin. Com. aud Mayor bdrrow tbe manufacture of tlie Royal Baking numbness left my body and the sense8 of! drew a “prize” of eight thousand dolPowder more than half of all the crearnjp“L M GIIAL:;. M.’lU""” — $1000 payable Jan. 1st, 1895. feeling returned. This continued until' lars in a lottery. He left the fire de­ of-tartar consumed in the United States Carried. L• Physician and Surgeon, The wonderful side the numbness had left my limbs entirely. partment, intending to “go into busi­ Ayes-t-Hicks, Huffman. Osborn,' Wels- for all purposes. Mich. thus indicated for tbe Royal Baking Pow­ Now 1 can go up to the village with one ness;” but with this unexpected and unI1’’ sert and. Waters. !dck teist of depot. der-greater than that of al! other Rakiag cane and in the house 1 go around without earncd.money in his hands, he fell into Offlre It; nany. Lt is with the greatest pleasure that dissipation, and in three years had Moved by Ahl. Weissert that the fire i’owders combined—is perhaps even a 1 recommend Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills to spent nearly all the money. H. BARBER ‘ H.* com. be instructed to have p&les set for higher evidence than that already quotqd the. public. I know what they have done : iany and Surgeons. Then, while under the influence of of lhe superiority of this article, and of Its _ ICE GRLflM. for me and I believe they will help others liquor, or when recovering from It, he ! “’■1 .1 euunty responded to with fire alarm boxes and wires. Carried. Ayes—Hicks. Huffman^ Osborn, Tink­ indtopensaibieness to mixleni cookery. . similarly afflicted.” ■ or night. promphie crept into a dark attic und cut his CONFECTIONS. ler, Weissert and Waters. Dr. William’s Pink Pills are prepared by thruat Nays—none. . The Sebewaing coal company is doing the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company of1 The doctors said that the wound was Aid. Tinkler took bis seat. . . , , . .. . five times the business that It did last Schenectady. N. ¥.. and Brockville, On- ; r.tct Real Estate Office. .chfcB th*‘ “ “‘7“g AT THEAid. Busby look his seat. year. From 10 to 19 cars are being shl|>- tnria They eenUln In . condensed form. ! rnu-: Block. Hastings. ,t- tml l^LS Moved by Aid. Hicks that the sidewalk ed daily, and a large force of men nre all the elements' nettwary to Hire new , mBn J10®11 on Re d Estate Real Estate Monr lite xnd rlchnesx to the blood and mton- ™" hatl M debilitated ■ his system by ■,!■>!• General conrevanclng. com. pu< down cement cross walks in lhe steadily employed. •Old OU CITY BAKERY. t ot Abstract Books, com- 2nd. 3rd and 4th wds where streets are lo flivinz shattered nerves. They are an unfailing j excessive drinking that the loss of plied tr> lL\-.inican furnish complete The large black potato bug, that was specific for such diseases as locomotor. much blood ended his life. a grade. Aid. of each ward-to agree as to • F. BROOKS. Clerk. king uf the potato field before the Colora­ ataxia, partial paralysis. SL Vitus Dance, where t|u«y are to be located. Carried. Such was the conclusion, therefore, Ayes—Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Osborn, do beetle came, has re-appeared in Bloom­ sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous j of one man’s “good luck” in drawing a .EK.D.D. s. ingdale potato fields after an absence ot headache, the after effects of la grippe, I lottery prize. There have been many astings ity ank Tinkler, Weissert and Waters. 25 years and is doing much damage. palpitation of lhe heart, pale and sallow cases ... ........................................ Nays—none. in the country in which similar Hastings, - - Mich. Moved by Aid. Osborn that wat» com. An alarm of fire was sounded last complexions, and that tired feeling result­ “luck” has been followed by personal be asked to return to the 4 hours a day for Thursday evening for the purpose of as­ ing trom nervous prostration: all diseases disaster almost if not quite as great. hilip t. -ji.grove. sprinkling fromJ5 to 7 a. m. and 6 to 8 p. certaining if the citizens would heed the resulting from vlatlated humors in tlie CAPITAL $75,000.00 Attorney at Law SC RPLL8 615.000.00. m. Lost. request lo turn off the water when the blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, vStur. -- r to Smith ft Colgrove.) Ayes—Osborn, Tinkler and Weissert alarm was sounded. {Office in Knvni block, Hasann.) The result showed etc. They are also a specific for troubles Incorporated under the laws of the State ot Operating Surgeon of the’ New York I Hract" •- .4U the courts uf the state. Nays—Busby, Hicks, Huffman and Wa­ that but little heed was paid to the order. peculiar to females, such as suppressions, Mlehigan. ters. This lack of public spirit cannot be Joo irregularities, and all forms of weakness. Eye and Ear Hospital. Open lor business Dec. 16.ISM. President of the Interstate Association They build up the blood, and restore tlie A E. KENASTON, The following acets. audited:— severely criticised.—Coldwater Sun. offmxrs: .60 glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks. of Expert Specialists. Attorney at Law, 8. Wiley While the Michigan Central express I In men they effect a radical euro in all By request of many friends and patients O. । G. Robinson, President; '.(.her J .+. Goodyear & Co.’w store.) .46 J. Booram Pne'.l:«stu :«H courts of the State. CoUsctton* from Jackson was passing near St. Charles ba* decided to visit HASTINGS, MICH., cases arising from mental worry, over ­ Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. A. Bain, finding, killing and bury­ promptly .tteuding to. SATURDAY, August 4. Consultation 4.40 Thursday night some miscreant threw a work or excesses ot whatever nature. D. W. Reynolds. Oashlar. —-------------------------------------------- -—-p— ing dugs. Free and Strictly confidential in the pri ­ big rock through one of the windows of a Pink Pill* are sold in boxes (never in 6.00 Dim ctors: N. T. Parker, rent of hall P R. TIMMERMAN, Uommpithio Phy 1.50 rear coach. It struck C. C. Latta, an loose form, by the dozen or hundred, and vate parlor of lhe HASTINGS HOUSE Reed & Son, rps on plow W. H. Powers. D. W. Reynolds, *• • sician and Surgeon. .40 Indiana traveling man on the head, knock­ the pulilie is cautioned against numerous one day only. The Doctor describes tbe D. G. Robinson, J. N. Skinner, labor 'Ofljre over Lathrop’s drug store.) \ 8.25 ing him senseless. The train was stopped imitations sold lh this shape) at 50 cents a different diseases Better than the sick can A. J. Severance, blacksmithing Cheater Measer. John Carveth, ’ 6.00 and passengers and crew united in a hunt box or six boxes for $3.50, and may be had themselves. It is a wonderful gift for any­ P. T. ColgrovO. J. Mullen, labor of all druggists or directly by mall from one to possess. 6.38 for toe scoundrel, but he escaped. M. McPharlln The New York Press save “ Sickness Is Hu the only savings department tn tn Barry . 12.00 F. Flfield, stone A Red Jacket business man went to an Dr. William’s Medicine Company from a toy In tlie most phenomenal way he । Onnty and pays interest on all time .50 infidel lecture and, while he decided it either address. C. K. A S. R. R Co., frg. and etg • C1KQUL/1TION sheds light Into the darkened eye, music ' 3.90 was about as slushy a lot as lie had ever E. Holbrook into the mute ear and life Into the dying I This Week, 82 quires. Goodyear 2.50 heard, he did not wish to appear mean Bros., tap. form.” Additional County News. .75 when the bat was pawed, and deeidccl to C. Baker, labor Deafness and head noises cured. 9.00 Hereafter, changes for advertisements chip Iff a nickel. After he reached home A. Maynard The Doctor has just returned, from 6.00 he found he had contributed a 85 gold j must (ear' .- office Tuesdays at latest to Jarry McCarty Europe and possesses the latest and best 1 in’ure in3.90 niece, and he has been to mad too talk in­ A very refreshing rain Saturday. •n in the Issue of the week Will Townsend t(.The Niagara Falla Route.” methods for the cure of ail, Chronic, Ner­ 9.00 telligently since.-Gran^ Rapkh demo­ Miss Jane Stevens spent the latter part vous, nnd Private Diseases, also diseases when bru John Dill 4.50 of last week in Battle Creek. Joe Webber Htaitoi. gs I JS of the Eye and Ear.. crat. ' James Spaulding and family of Battle 450 Will Darling Cross Eyes Straightened. What do Creek, are visiting friends in this place. tuedlelne for? liecause 4.50 kastwaad. I*.m.|p m |p.m.|p.m.|ajn. AL Burner Cataracts Scums and Tumors removed : :<> get well, ot course, “"Vre “KStwUb’bi "J Last week we mentioned the services at H aitwoi .. ............ I 7■ I 4 67|txa4 MO 4.50 Charlie Barlowwithout pain. d-'s Sar-Aaparilla Cures. the Congregational church and we MW 4.50 SSSrt id w. did wujiluk »™IJ Eyes Weak. Watery Granulated speedily Stottota. g«|5 |s ga|fc£ George Cramer In our items that it was the Cow. church. cured, also all red. raw, sealy dlsea-ies of .45 it but flood's Samparilta cured her. we mi George Rouse does We are sorry that we cannot write better the lids aud eye lashes. 15.00 uiltirwedonot W weU an* <• So the editor of the Frank Fl field -U>nxu«... ............ ... I 4 40| 111.471 t.io| 1.00 if that to the reason that such mistakes 19 00 Toungiu Ophthalmoscopic testing of the eye for Wm. H. Beadle, st. wk. < -is thinks, who asks in his happen. If it Is our fault we will try and Far Sight. A’tar Sfght and Astigmatism C. R- O8RORN. Local Agent. HasUaga 18.00 Louie Beadle, st. wk. f paper th. _ ___ d items be. handed in while do better mid If not our fault we hope (blurred sight) is the only exact method 0. A’. UuitGun G. P. ft T. A. Chisago 18.00 Jim Shea, st wk. Hood’s Pilis cure sick beadache. they ruMi, as h^ he doesn’t like to these mistakes will not happen again. 18.00 sclence as used by Dr. VanMarter. Ed. Shea, st wk. The ball game between Lacey andQuim | publish the 1 :h ®f a child ' after it has 17.10 PERSONS with weakness of the back Milo Fifield, st wk. Freeport. by was a victory for Lacey, J3 to 5. , 8.00 I Veen w«» and limbs, involuntary discharges, impoHorace Bishop, fit. wk. Miss Nora Nagler returned home from marriage after the honeyAlbert Lee has rented a tarrn near Bat ­ 18.06 tencj , general debility, nervousness, larg­ i moon lj n •r and khe death of a man after Fred Beadle, st. wk. tle Creek and will move on lhe same this er confusion of ideas, palpitation of tbe Rapid* Friday. 4.20 Grand George Kelley, st wk. The Gun lake resorters from |hls place 1 his widen reteived his life insurance 6.00 last week were: jlw. Godfrey and wife. week. Hi» many friends wish him good heart, timidity, dimness of sight, tremb­ James Donivan, st wk. I and taarri-d aj :alit 9.00 A. D. Shepard and wife. Wm. Herrick. ling, diseases of the head, throat, nose or ■' 1RADB MARK Clarence Bishop, st. wk. Hiram Steven’s family are camping at skin, affections of the liver, lungs, 7.27 Burr Warner, st. wk. Path-rua.-' h slnuld. cause the noxious John Norman and Dr. H’ C ^h*T’ Dt^ the lake thia week. stomach or bowels, those terrible disorders 1.50 Herb Skinner, sL wk. A. J. Cheeaebrouah and family of De­ Harry Stevens has returned x from the *eed- that grow along tbe highway to be caused by solitary vise of youth and secret 7.57 troit, came to Freeport last week to v tail Earl Goldsmith, st wk. north. practices blighting the most radiant hopes* cut: The statute ihipowit as a duty upon 9.00 Joe Musson, st wk. parents and other relatives. rendering marriage Impossible or un­ 7.57 their Uiein to cut thPse weeds twice a year. It Whitney’s show will visit this tow John Slattery, st -wk. Itautleld. happy. Our method will cure the most 9.00 AND 1 Robert Green, st wk. ^*kes li-a part <if the road work, and Colonel 11. U. Sparks of Barry County obstinate caw and absolutely restore per­ 6.30 ^The merry-fO'roan^ expects to leave Joe Webber, st wk. «*oy palluwtcr who refuses or neglects Ballallon visltal too Johustoarn post at fect manhood. MIDDLE AGED MEN 8. C. Brock, M. wk. bore for Lake Odessa Thursday. Benfield at a regular meeting last Satur- with frequent evacuations of the bladder <!o so is liable hi a penalty of not less 9.00 Mrs. Z. Fox visited Grand Rapids one Win. Tennjck, st wk. —POSITIVELY CURES9.00 lh*11 We think if this penalty was d"Tlie tire out that was bad on tlie north or with smarting or bnmlng senaations Mike Custer, st wk. weakening the system In a manner the pa­ 8.07 ttforred iu tw( ry ca9e the puWic fumja George Cramer, st wk. spore of Fine Lake a week ago laat Satortient can not account for. The urine has 6.45 louj ind pxtotul Blow Jennie, wile ot Robert Tubby, st wk. dar night and Sunday morning II quite a a ropy sediment or tbe color is thin or a j *ou!d be-greatly increased. , , 3.00 Riley Waters, st wk. cuestlon. Which, end who, were the milkistf hue. There are many who die of 15 00 KQ«rteFri>l’mee<ln)[ and all dcrangemenu of tba h.-n E. il. Hgrvey was pension agent James Wooten, st. wk. naughty boysf The excitement wai so this complaint ignorant of the caose which SleepleaaxieM Nervona System. 3.00 mtn M. E- eburch, ot town 1M1 Wilber Mellon, st wk. walway. maintained that tip: maximum Mromt that It was thought best to have a Is a M-coud stage of Seminal weakness." 3.75 David Wolcott, st wk. mock trial, sheriff. Judge and Jury were We guarantee a perfect cure and perfect i « United Stat* pensioners would be L65 urday and Sunday. _________ Impanelled. Prisoners sworn. Jury dis- restoratteu. IMPORTANT to LADIES. 1 tetched in 1.37 State of Ohio City ^Toledo. | M His judgment was corHenry Reprogle, st wk. .creed and no smoke came out of It. and After years of experience we possess the 9.47 •I a» fat as the____ _____ _ „ Geo. Reprogle, st. wk. tbe next trial came-nff at the other alore. greateBt cure for all disease* peculiar to Michigan district is con1.85 Decision not entered >p.m lhe calrtider. the >>ex. Important cases (and we get Purely Vegatakle. guarantee! free from Oscar Hurd at any ra!|.. The annual report of opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. Moved by Aid. Weinert lb»< the accte but Is hoped by the belter class of people tew tirat have not baffled the skill of all e aw.n‘T ”bow that there are 966 fewer *>“ that it W'll not ll® repeats* again by any ihv home physician*) hi^ve tbe benefit of M. D. Bolley. Receiving Teller Grand R*p! xx . 011 tll<! r‘p fhls year than ia»L At of our boys Incur vicinity. n hill ennui of -skBMI specialist*. Our <u (Mich.) HariDga Bank, saya he caatori Bay u.otH»ll»C»uurbCom^itj( j Chxx nr. “ *Kin,,i"k ofithe 6^ yeart July 1. Last Saturday «’ bad a fiop shower of Kuece*- ha« been mar toed, over two thirds uk> much tn favor of -AdlronflV Wnhulera rain and II was greatly appreciated by the «,f .,iir patient, barf been Ladies old Heart and Nerre (Aire. . ' * U1™" w< re 45,277 persons on the washoBt In lit ward li t»ln| *lled Prepared by-VThMsier and Fuller Me&ctae of the ain’t be taken from Gem High* *n yoivuc, niarnrA. iludB1, rteb xoa pour. *'• thet ltrP 1 narae« added during . j Notary Public. '‘cUrts NeKInnle returned tnone la-l txnerri rured. and bal. from 8rd wd. __ Tinkler d.l. anrt 2’0?6 were dropped through Ayea—Busby. Hicka. Huffman, Tinkler week from Georgetown, K< utui*>. w*’-re Th.w dr.lrini wuxlmeot .bould brtw he had cone so luis’L H- r.-poria Ihn I rw.m w»-u> four ouoc« ot orlue for R11;l other causes. The total and Waters. ___ _____ _ hard time* are then* and white tai hte w«> I 01. mkolUMh.ll. Nan—O,bot0 Mid Welssert. alrertb ou ^ntof u 1Itiey pald to lMt w imiiBioupra last heme he go* «ugh< In a niln«*d accident 7^ r ',!" ■Mrolt »senej vu »S.»TS- be allowed and orders drawn in respect . Sold by »B dmauu. .»■ funds for ume. ■p Thurs<la.'’ To Restore AVER’S HAIR vigor emember there R Dressing ■BUSINESS h cards. 11 White Lead F NF 1 H1L H iS? . Vffi-.T lij s~0FT drinks. C B , P LOCAL NEWS. Michigan Central ADIRONDA Wheeler's Heart iVerve1 re HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, hpllepsu, 4 J '■il �PREPARING FOR RALLY DAY M*ny Saoday Mtoate all »var »h« Ooanty*** l>olnK 11 Jl li » miller of «ee»l Dleuuro to mil Interwwl In Sund.)School work to note tho inlerrdl lieinx liken In the Sundw School Rilly u> h« held In this city Aukoil IStb. Bch'ioto *11 overthe county are organising Hint preparing to come In full force. V Many Sunday Schools have gone so far M tn prepare their Banners to be used ou tlijs octa si on. The various committee* in this city are doing their bent to make the gathering a success and there is no questleti but what it will be. The minis­ ters are doing everything that they can to help the work along. Word has been received from Gov. Rich and ho has consented to come and give us ■a address at the Fair Ground in tbe aftertitaoi. Gov. Rich is an viwy speaker and always has something good to say. Rev. Washington Gardner, Secretary ot State will also be present. Mr. Gardnei H one of the finest speakers in Michi­ gan. and 1? a thorough believer In Sunday .School work. Ther addresses of these two distinguished men will be worth com­ Ing a long distance to hear. The ringing will be of an exceptionally fln« qtutHly. A chorous of over 30 voices ot singers from the various churches of the city; a aoio by Mre. Belle Hander* •halt, and other fine music will be some of the features. Another feature of the day will be an exhibition drill by Hastings Division No. IP V R. K. P whleh will compete In Washington for the World’s (.’ham|.ionaUlp and a prize of Si 500. The same movement* will be executed at Un- Rally a-> wilt be executed In tiio prize drill at Washington. Hastings Division has won the Championship on two occasions and L * has brought honor to Barry County and certainly every citizen In the limits of the county should wish to see the , Division driil a» tills will no doubt be the last time that k will compete for the Championship. Owing lo the conscientious objections . of some the ball game, foot and bicycle races will not take place, aud have been ' given up. The Rally will be a large one and the program will be very interesting. Come ; one. come all, both great and small. , Council va Water Commlaslouer*. There seems to have some differences arisen between tbe Council and tbe Water Commissioners. Just exactly which side is right it is Impossible for us to tell at this time for each side Is working on its own theory, and the Water Commission­ ers have excluded the press from access to the books at the pump house to find out how much water is pumped dally. The theory that the Water Commhudon• en* are going on is this:— That the well at Its present flowing capacity canbe pump­ ed dry. but that there is plenty of water for sprinkling and fire protection If eco­ nomically used. They argue that lioiire . for sprinkling should be out down to at least two In the morning nnd two at night and to sustain their position refer to cities where the sprinkling hours are limit­ ed lo much less than this, and at tbe same time water rates are much higher than here. They say that last year the water work« wen- nearly self sustaining after paying all expenses including extensions of water mains. They aryne that It coats money to pump the water; that the peo­ ple arc being taxed to pay for the water works; and that If water taken have more liberties and use more water they should pay higher rales for It. To further sus­ tain their position they quote the fact that more coal is now being used than be­ fore. The Council lakes a different view. They argue that compelling the people to use water during two fixed hours iu the morning and two at night taxes tbe pumps during those* four hours really beyond their capacity and injures them, and uses more fuel. We believe a majority of the Council favors putting down another well to feed our present one, thereby giving an unlimited supply. Tbe Council, or rather a majority of them, argue that as long as tbe citizens pay for- the water works In taxes they should have tlie privilege of using all the water they wish from our unlimited supply, and that by allowing them six hours a day, and allowing them to take tbelr hours any time during tbe day they wish they will trust to the honor of the people not to abuse the privilege; they claim bv doing this that no more wa­ r- ter will be used, that lhe strain on the pump* will be relieved and that if more coal is burned it will be done unnecessa­ rily. As to the question whether the well can be pumped dry or not, we do not pre­ tend to know. Good men say that it can -be, and good men say that it can’t be. To anaare greater safety lo life and property -however we would advise that the present supply be increased. Supposing that tbe well had been pumped down to 6X feet, aa can be easily done, and a big fire should break our as may happen at any time. What position would we be ta to fight the flames'.* Wbal proteolkm would our boast­ ed system of water works be? In a few abort hours enough property would be destroyed lo pay for our entire system many times over. Hastings Is in a posi­ tion never to have to face huch an emer­ gency by the expenditure right now ot a few hundred dollars Id putting down a well to feed the present one. By silting Idly by aud thinking ourselves safe with our present- supply we may one day have to face an emergency that will make all re­ gret tbe delay. In the present struggle brlweun the Council and tbe Water Commissioners the latter are subject to criticism in one re sport especially. Forgetting that public office to a public trust; forgetting that they are answerable to tbe people in the con­ duct of the woiks, and apparently de­ termined that the result of the prevent rule allowing six hours sprinkling, should not be known, the Conimtoaloners gave strict orders at the pump bouse forbidding the press and everyone else in tbe city, access to tbe books in which are kept the records of each day’s pumping. Wm have no criticisms to make upuu the Individual members of the water board personally, but lheir actions in an official capacity In refusing to allow the people to know bsw much waler was being pumped, etc., are justly criticised on all sides. The Commiss oners have no arbitrary control . or ownership, but merely hare power* dele­ gated by the people through the Common Council to whom they are answerable. We cannot but hope \that the Commis­ sioner!! will sec lhe Injustice of their post lion, and will do what they can to give the new rule allowing six boun> sprlnkliug a good, fair trial. If it Is not a good rule and is found expensive or works harm in any way. then we feel confident that the old order of things will be restor­ ed. Latxh—At a meeting of the Council Monday evening, an ordinance doing away wllh the ordinance whleh placed the conduct of tbe water works in the hands of the Water Commissioners, was intro­ duced by Aid. Busby, and passed. Tbe new order of things will place the water wotks in the hands of four Aldermen, one from each ward. It Is lhe opinion of tbe majority of the Council that such action is for the interest of the city, and that under the new rule each ward will be represent­ ed Tlie ordinance as passed will be found among the Council proceedings on our inside local page. SLIM SALARIES. The Kind of Pay Upon Which Homo MilkodUt rrvaohera Mtut Up*. SMOKE THE New Arrival” BEST fi CENT CIGAR IN ■ THE MARKET. LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER. NOTICE. H. J. FRAKER. Is made up of three things We have three things we want you to try-oh. The first is to give you help to do your work, and that is soap, and you all know the old reliable Kirk is all you can ask for 6 for 25 cents. The next two to give you strength and that is pure A No. 1 pure goods in Tea and Coffee. Our W. G.J. tea is better every year. Our in­ creasing trade for it speaks plainly, and our coffees are values for the money. Our 2 lb. can of Mocha and Java is the best in the • market. Try our Dodson Hils pickles. Methodist preachers are proverbially an ill paid lot, and they always feel that the phrase "as poor as a church mouse" applies with peculiar fitness to them. It is one of the denomination’s frequent assertions, however, that its worx is largely among the poor people, who cannot afford to give their pas­ tors large salaries. In the old days when living was cheap the salaries were really not so small in proportion NOW THE to the living expenses as they are now. Then a Methodist parson with a salary of four hundred dollars could, if he had a country pastorate, live com­ fortably, keep a horse, send his nine or ten children to school and manage to lay by a penny Tor a rainy day. There are plenty of the "old stagers” left among the Methodist preachers who went through those times, and who Are on hand, and so are we are now living frugally on the amount with a lot of Pure Insect which they laid by. Salaries among the Methodists have advanced some- j Powder and the best what, but they are still extremely low. Sticky fly Paper, The country parsons look upon their also Neptheline city brethren,as rolling in wealth and ' luxury, yet not a single Methodist pas-! for the Cartor even in New York city receives as ’ ■ pet Bug. high a salary as Ave thousand dollars a I year. This seems incredible, buL ac- [ cording to the New York Tribune, it is' a fact, though it must be remembered that a parsonage is almost always pro­ You will find a glass of our vided and is furnished in some way or other, comfortable or uncomfortable. It is not until one comes to the coun­ try districts that the really meager sal­ aries are found. The case of the preacher who applied for full connec­ tion with the recent conference at Refreshing on a hot day. Brooklyn is still fresh. Somebody got up and said that the applicant owed money, and so ought not to be allowed to come in. Then a committee found out that the man had duly three hun­ dred dollars a year salary; that out of <Bl«not tie Eleptu.il.) this sum he had to support himself and keep a horse, and on Sundays had to ride thirty or forty miles to preach. HASTINGS. MICH. They decided to let him in. It is spme 1 times the case thatfihe country preach­ er’s salary is eked out by a "do­ nation" from his kind-hearted parish­ ioners They flock to the parsonage in a body some night, bring enough 'sand­ ‘ ON THT ,, wiches and cakes and pies and cider to — Standard dictionary enjoy themselves thoroughly, turn the house upside down, leave a few clothes, I FvauaucQ «, provisions and, perhaps, a little money, I and then go home with the impression funk a Wmjhalls Co., new vork. that they have provided a winter’s supply of food for the dominie's fam­ ily, ttnd have done altogether the neat thing. BY resolution of the Com­ mon Council all Water Takers are allowed the privilege of Sprinkling 6 hours out of every 24. Any time during the 24 A hours. > ■ • Hams & Van Arman. FLIES AND * GftRPET BUGS Yes. Certainly. Cherry Tonic Soda Water But don’t think by this that our prices are up, for if you will ex­ amine them we will convince you of your mistake. W, J. & L. HOLLOWAY. Beta Are a FEff PM TO JUDGE ■ ARE YOU POSTED IT COST NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ONE OF YOUR OBJECTS ARE WE UP WITH THE TIMES? Work Shirts, Full 36 inch, at “ “ 34 “ “ “ 34 « - 40c. regular price 50c “ 40 25 “ ■■ 30 23 “ All Washable Ties jfine patterns} at 15c, All 50c. neckwear at 40c. Our $1.00 working pants now going at 69c NOW IN REGARD TO SHOES. We will guarantee to save you money on every pair that’ you buy of us. ’ □RANDEBT LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT OF THE CENTURY. BJJftJ3£aon n*w Un Rally Day shonld be to go to b» It* Editor* numbar 247. In preparation 4 yaaro. • Hao a Wonderful Vocabulary ©1 aaarly Ml,000 WORDS ilD PHRASES. R. B. RICHARD’S Of all kinds. Closing out We have a fine line of Sample-Shoes for Men, Women and Children that we will sell you at less than wholesale prices. DO MOT BUY A DICTIONARY And look over hie stock of Buggies. He can show you CaU and Inspect our Bargain Counter. I ou will be surprised at the Low Prices. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-08-09.pdf b0bb3297214937973afc631998a2d9f7 PDF Text Text fhe best Adventsin<rinediun& Bar- VOL. XXXIX. NO. 15. Hastings Banner F“0ll*b«<lTlmred»nb, OOOJ4. BT1OS.. HAarixvK. nim. ! laving bought the Furniture Stock of HIK.AM KOGERS cheap, and desiring to C]OS it oil!, in lhe next 30 days I will sell REGARDLESS of cost, T'ne stock consists of Book Cases, Bed R...1 Suits,’ Chairs, Rockers, Side Boards, < Baby Carriages, Carpets, x Rugs, -its and everything that goes to make Drai up a i .-t class Furniture stock. QEO. E. ROWE w HEN you get time, and see call .COUNtY NEWS. Milo. JuAtor fll‘ month of of iluf.il gr”" B“l* 0”'’ lnch T Ci8|!,'i ”.T *"d Slr K»Wit» K. O. 1. M. Joined will, them In . basket p|cnU. res-irt. on Crooked lakh. K !> ilor,lnK 11 °- T- M- •»<! Sir Knights uJi.T' I,rMent fro'n ><Klr 'Hy: Matthews, Mesdamea n' s.**L U " 'k'duian. Itosa Woodruff, I' F Water.' Fannie Katj S T*N!”h' slr K“W1<« J- J- llole^ John Busby, Lorenzo Maus and Fred J. "dcMlruff. The writer having a little te jure Uw.k an early train for the resort wilh plenty of tinio to go over the grounds. 12- morning was cold with high west wl»ds and waves running high which detrto-ted from the pleasure of the young in buat riding. But few were on the grounds when the writer reache<! lhe resort. Soon thj Mnccalx-es began to swarm and the la»ie extended as the bees came on the ground. 120 persons were fed at two Mdlings of the table. It would be a bopehjs task to give the menu of the table, rrom my personal acquaintance with many at the table I do not think as many baskets fnll of eatables were gathered up at d taken home as came on tbe ground. A ter dinner the assembled crowd gather­ er on the east side of the ground where stoats were prepared and listened to song aid remarks from Rev. Chase, of Delton aid Rev. Johnson, of Kalamazoo. L. O. Tf M. Commander, Mrs. Skillman made a fr* appropriate remarks and those assetrUedgitheiIng again at the table to par­ take o ice cream and cake. ■ T a-.o» those Fin SHOES FOR GENTS, Made by Hanan & Son, of Brooklyn, N. Y They are the best fitting Shoes we ever sdld. of any paper tn County. Hastings, mich., aug. 9.1894. NOTICE i Banner. Hastings Try a pair. KKeflF™1 Woolley &-Bronson jr CONDEMNED MURDERER Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few moments between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he was ask­ ed if he would like to say anything. “Yes” he replied, “I would like the make a few ......” We remarks about the Wilson Bill. submit that it was not natural for a man under those circumstances to talk upon such a subject. It was not expected. So you would not expect us to talk of anything but FURNITURE It's our business, we’re interested in it, and can’t help talking about it If y°u want any Bed Room Suites, Dressers, Elegant Book Cases or Furniture of any kind just give me a call. My complete stock and low prices will please you. I can show you the nicest tiling in the line of Baby Carriages you ever saw if you will only B*ve me the opportunity. A. McCoy. WHOLE NO. 2043 out again. Creasy. Prairieville barber has left another Two barns on the W. Gilkey farm were empty chair. Who will be the next? burned last night Loss falls very heavi­ Be»»on Fisher of Saginaw Is the guest ly on James Reed whooocuoled the place, ot friends and relatives. he los’ng all hto hay, oats, 24 Miss Ora s'cwland and Jennie Brainard acres of wheat, span of valuable horses, visited at C. A. Newland’s last Saturday. two wagons, farming implements, etc. Origin of the 8re unknown. Oh why don’t it raid? Whitney’s show was in town Monday. Dame rumor says that the Nashville Cherubs have signed Bert Miller. Our bail team does not like the idea of losing Miller but are still willing to play with the “Cherubs.” Michael Doster, of Prairieville, was In town Saturday and Monday doing a little political business. M. D. Is ven- popular in Woodland. Mrs. Smith, wife of John M. Smith, died Thursday. The funeral occurred at the German Baptist church on Sunday. Mrs. .Smith has been a patient sufferer for several years. The many friends of Mr. Smith and family extend their heartfelt sympathy. Burgierx once more 'entered ’ Schantz Bros, store on Saturday or Sunday night. On Monday morning Stephen Schantz opened the store and at once missed tbe cash register. Upon search it was found in the basement of the building where It had been opened but nothing was found in it. Schantz Bros, missed several pairs of shoes but cash seemed to be the object of the raiders This same store has regular­ ly been broken Into once or twice each year for eight or nine years, one time the burglars demoralized the safe and got one hundred and fifty dollars cash. Evidently these raids are made by home talent Schantz Bros, store Is not the only one that has had nocturnal visitors. D. B. Kilpatrick’s, B. S. Holly’s and Faul & Velte’s have been subjected to similar raids. Il seems that our business men ought to combine and hire a night watch. Al­ though Mr. Burgler nas been very success­ ful in escaping in the past we assure him if caught in the future Woodland- people will give film but little mercy. Mrs. Hunslcker lias been sick for a con­ siderable lime and is no better at present. Perry Hunsleker, of Allo, was in our village last week, called by the sickness of his inQiJ1 er. i Peter Godfrey is on the sick list. । Mrs. .1 hila Babbit, of Spring lake is the giiest of her brother^ 1. Seger. Mrs. Vivian and son Fred are visiting Freeport friends. A. C. Woolett, general merchant, in*tj nds Io place a wagon on the road Charlie Goelclier. of Grand Rapids, is Frank Bogart. of Reed City is In town waiting friends in the .village. this week. i The L. A. S., of the Cong’l church will Mrs. Horace Bristow and daughter. Ada dive a lawn social next Friday eveniug nt of Battle Creek, were visiting old friends the home ot Mrs. I Seger. the latter part of the week. i Freeport will soon have another general Chas. Abbey was agieeably surprised last Friday evening by 60 or 70 of his I N. Brayton and family entertained rela­ friends. A pleasant time is reported by tives from Howel! over Sunday. an. Mias Sarah Dipp Is III at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Moore were at I Freeport came out ahead at the ball " Anu Arbor last week. iameTast Saturday. The ladles aid meet with Mrs. Frank | Woodland and Freeport will cross bats Wright next Thursday afternoon, this be­ it this place next Friday. ing the last aid before quarterly meeting a good attendance Is desired. Orangeville. Lillian Ogden Is entertaining cousins I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Youngs, of Char­ from Battle Creek this week. lotte. visited relatives here this week. Blanche Tuttle visited relatives at Bat­ ! Mrs. Janet Beattie has returned from tle Creek Inst week. Richland. Another treat In store. Particulars next Mrs. Will Goodyear, of Hastings, was week. r' <he guest of her mother Mrs. H. Beattie Bolton. last Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Scribner is visiting her par­ The ball game here last Saturday was too one sided to be interesting, the score cuts at Benton Harbor. The Maccabee picnic at Crooked lake standing Orangeville 27 and Hooper 8. Mrs. M. J. Crawford, of Otsego, has th« 2nd was a grand success. The Herald bld us good bye with last been spending a few days with her moth­ weeks Issue. It will come out with a new er. head called tbe “Battle Creek News" so 1 Cloven! ale. am informed. Rev. J. C. Chase was at Hastings on Work has again commenced at the brick yard. Tbe large kiln recently burned business. Rev. Mr. Grigsby, of Hastings, was the with oil is tbe nicest lot of brick ever guest of F. A Blackman recently. made here. Born to Mr. and Mrs. D. Morthland, Bert McCallum and Ella Campbell were married at the Methodist parsonage In the 1st, a son. Allison Bostwick is very sick with ty­ Prairieville on the third Inst, Rev. C. T. phoid fever. Van Antwerp officiating. Mrs. Cross, of Banfield has been visiting A large number of our citizens attended the ball tournament at Delton last Satur­ her sister Mrs. Rob Norwood. M. R. Gwin, of Owosso, is visiting day. The Ladle. Aid sold their quilt to lhe friends and relatives In and around Del­ ton. , L , , highest bidder Ust Saturday evening for Ernie Norwood has been on the sick 82.73, Mrs. Jonathan Fox being the lucky one. M.75 was the net proceeds received list. He says he don’t exactly like picnic dinners. for lee cream. At the tournament Saturday everything went off quietly and the scores were as ■ Fr.lri.vtHe. fdlows:—V a. m. Prairieville.16, Richland Quite > frost vlstlevl our vlein Ity on 7 12:30 Handheld 20, Cloverdale 6. Con­ tbe night of Aug 3rd. sequently Prairieville and Banfield had to A. C. Cahill end fetnlly ere camping nlay the championship game which was Crooked Lake, played at 4 p. m. of which Prairieville Mamie Goes of Plainwell, spent tbe was victorious. Prairieville St. Banfield past week with young friends of this 20. A very large crowd witnessed the 1 We had a heavy thunder storm last game. .. Mrs. J. Beers, of Johnstown, was the Wednesday evening but very little rain. guest of her sister Mrs. G. W. Kern, SatTbe tbermomelerwlropped amumber of deUFJohn Edgett. of Lansing, was at the *Irpenllat Ford was bit with a ball while playing at Shelbyville one day last week, Thompson house over Sunday. Ed, J. Evans, of Hastings. Sundayed in and unable to be at bls post Thursday and ^*Gus M?Naughtou, ot Batlie Creek, at Friday last, but report says he Is better. Frank Uugbes home became frightened at lhe llgblulng while lie was driving tended the ball game Sat. F. A. Blackman and W. A. Lasher were Some from town last Wednesday ewning. and broke from the buggy pulling b'm at Plainwell Sunday. Horace Pennock’s house and and barn over the dash board. Dr. Hyde exhausted were consumed by lire Sunday night. Prairieville’s supply of court unknown as yet. Frank’s face and now they tell him he Cause Dr. VanHorn returned, from California looks like Sullivan after bis tustle with Monday but did not bring hto family. He C Mrs' Geo, Williams and family of Grand thinks that is the state for him. Vesta Mosher, of Cloverdale, and Mas­ Rapids are guests ot her brother. Lucian ter Ferrand Dealer, of Saranac, were the guests of Mina and Grover Davenport G1Bert*MeCallum and Ella Campbell were unUeSln umrriwo.t lb. P»™m.je by A’hna Reno has gone to Allegan to live Kev C T. VauAnlwerp on Satutdaj leak tbi’au|nF.nVoelker the “Boy Oratori’ will Re, Q. v. Pixley and wife returned Bp".<’”«iwi«> •< the Hr ,eft ,or B*lU<! Crwk Wed' MOTd.y- "’u’er.-The dwelling bouse, hero. SOO of <• >” !*" <r,.nipmHnts :Ju* property ot Horton len n« k two miles west ot Hickory G“ruere. B«rry Co., burned >t two o'clock Mondsr ',,?“ed'.'n7r"1^.u‘'.u.ny «e «»“ «' umralnx. < Tbe family Imrely oeeaped In their ulgbt clothe.“"'d thlnee. The low I. »sooo, partially in ‘“litw. Wlleox 1» entertaining company -.11 “wt Cooper and wife .Bended1 b« brother', wife’s funeral <t BalUe Ore k able to be Tuesday- ! Chris Cross and wife of Lake City are the guests of his parents. ■ F. Gorham Sundayed with friends in West Rutland. Mrs. C. Ocbampangb of Grand Rapids, is visiting her patents. T. Tanner and wife. A. Myers Sundayed with Mr. Craven, in Hope. Some of the young sports of this vicini­ ty went to Hope, to play ball Sunday. Mrs. C. £ Hathaway went to Gales­ burg Sunday, called there by tbe illness of her mother. Last' Saturday while Mr. and Mrs. Howe were returning from Hastings, the horses became frightened by tl»e harness breaking and upset the buggy throwing them out, breaking Mr. H.'s shoulder but visited not much damage otherwise. Shultz. Mrs. Carrie Spenee of your city relatives here last week. Ola llllck Is visiting relatives near Bat­ tle Creek. George and Nettle Hazel are visiting near Kalamazoo. Acbaa Merritt is visiting friends here. An enjoyable time was had at tbe pic­ nic Thursday. Quite a goodly number were present Mrs. F. Zefbel and Mrs. C. Bordendorff visited at J. and F. Weyerman’s last week. Charlie and G. £ Reyon and their wives and Frankie Hallock attended the picnic at Dowling Friday. Dan Hinds made a short visit at home last week. Desale Still was the guest of Minnie Maynard Saturday and Sunday. Wyman Newell was the guest of Johns­ town friends Saturday and Sunday. Ida Hall is suffering with very sore eyes at present. Ralph Newton to Improving the looks of his farm with a picket fence. Charlie -Eddy is doing the work. Our Sunday School will take part- tn Rally Day. deliver a lecture at the M. La>v Avenlnr Seuject ’ p'rahlevine ’base ball club were^ the ^Wanted’ Moral Aug. Paste.”10th. Admission 10 champions In lhe tournament at Delton C“m’m Allie Moir, ot Goble., I> vl.lllul “‘i^'vfutum Barman Is very sick. her sisters ot Ibis pl.ee, Mrs. Boynton .nd Tbe W. F. M S. met with Mrs. L. U. Mies Jennie Moir. The Mls.es Hollld.y, Birds SL John Kuitalee last Wedneeday p. m. Mr of Hilladale Co. Is tbe guest and Harkess were the guests of Mrs. Q. A. «>'»^bXot^Xoo. visited W 1 Brown's last Wedneada). Clare Brvwn 1« »ble 10 be ou •**>“■ Byron H.0.OU was In onr village S«ur ’ " outing. A good time is expected. Rev. Brown of Cedar Creek preached here last Sunday morniag. He will preach again one week from next Sundfcy. The Bedford base ball team attended a tournament held at Dowling Aug. 3, and came home winners of first money. Tbe boys speak very highly of their treat­ ment by the Dowling base ball team. We need ruin very ranch now. . The C. E. Social at John Hendershott’s was not as well attended as was expected on account of the storm which came up early in tbe evening, but those who were present report a good lime. Mr. Martin Cole has moved to Middle­ ville. Mrs. Grant Hendershott had a sister from Galesburg visiting her'last week. Paul Voekler, “The Boy Orator” speaks here Wednesday evening. Mrs. Pierson and children are visiting her people at Rayland. Stephen Adams to helping in the store during her absence. . The Sunday Schools here expect to be out in full foree for Rally Day. from their trip to Toronto and Niagara "XSTX^of Bast-ng. wU at J Dr. VauHorn is expected home this week. Mrs. Van Horn and daughter will remain for an indefinite time, zA band of Italian campers arrived here last week and took up their abode at the lake side.. The remains of Mrs. B. Pussell were Interred in the Baltimore cemetery last Bunday. Mrs. C. Gorham Is seriously ill at this writing. Henry Gaskill of Battle Creek, called on friends here last Saturday. Miss Dr. Bryant of Battle.Creek, Is the guest of relatives here at present. Mrs. M. Gaskill of Johnstown Is the guest of relatives here at this writing. State Hoad. Mrs. Crothers and Mm. Newton visited at Mrs. McKnlght’s last week. Mrs. William Fisher was called to Kalamazoo by a telegram mi account or tlie serious Illness of her son Elmer. □John Marks of Coats Grove Was his parents Monday. The Ladies Dime Society will meet with Mrs. John Fisher jr„ next Thursday. Mrs. Kase Wolcott had the misfortune to step on a buck saw and cut her foot. Mr. Waltz of Woodland. Is loading hogs ’on care for Grand Rapids parties. J. W. Wolf and Leroy Barnum are camping at Wall Lake. Those that failed to hear Eld Havens lecture missed a grand thing. He has promised to return soon. Mr. Black is entertaining company from Kalamazoo. Mrs. Woodard delivered a very good lecture on “The Evils of Tobacco.” Com is doing moderately well this dry weather. Oats are yielding very well. Potatoes are needing rain but not hail, as we hear from other parts where crops were damaged much by hall. We hear many from here are going to take in the Sunday School Rally and many are glad the ball playing and races were laid aside and othera think tbe Sunday School might have a Rally alone and aside from any other organizations. [The Rally and the G. A. R. Reunion will clash in no respect It will simply give tbe old veterans an opportunity to get the ‘bene-. fits of the Rally.—Bd.] Prichard rille. Work was began on the culvert west of this place on Monday, Mrs. Cora Prichard of Hastings, is visit­ ing her parents at this place. If the dry weather continues a short time longer the corn and potatoes will be a very Jlrht crop. The grist mil! in this place to getting more work than it has had before in many years. Farmers are grinding their wheat and feeding it to their hogs. A good many from this place attended the ball game at Dowling Friday. Geo. Tobias and wife visited friends in Maple Grove Monday and Tuesday. Chas. Prichard will move his house on the wall where Ills house burned last spring. . • Many from this ‘place will take in the Rally at Hastings next week Wednesday. Ilunfield. P. Fisher, C. Iden. L C. Edmonds, and £ Moore, were elected tost Saturday, as a committee to make arrangements and pre­ pare our Sunday School for the Barry’ County Rally August 15th. The commit­ tee will meet on lheevH of Prayer meeting Ing night Aug. Uth. Henry Wickwire threshed hto Aback clover seed and got 80 bushels from 18 acres. Robert Branny and wife went last Sat­ urday to visit John Elsey’s people at Galesburg. * Frank Doty and'wife and L. N. Mosh­ er anil wife wen team ping at Guji Lake last, week. U. J. Shoemaker had a field, of wheat that averaged 26 bushels per acre*. Mrs Peter Fisher ami daughter xme near having a sad aec dent by their borx*. becoming frightened by a steam thresh­ er. but was averted by the timely acta of tbe boys catching the Imrse and leading it by while the Indie* gut out amt went afoot. County Grangv. The third quarterly meeting of the Barry County Pomona Grange, P. of will meet with Glass Creek Grunge on Friday, Aug. 24, 18M. Forenoon session opened in the fitfh de­ gree at 10 o’clock, a. m. for the transac­ tion of business of interest for the good of the order. a Dinner at 12 o’clock. Afternoon session will be called to or­ der at 2 o’clock sharp, when the following program will be rendered: Singing by the Grange. Address of Welcome by Sister Ora Newland, of Glass Creek Qraage. Response by Sister Howard of Rutland Grange. Singing by the Grange. Recitation. Bessie Whitwrigbt. Paper—Will Otto. Music—Zero Newland. Selection—Grace Luther. . Canada Thistle and the Best Method to Eradicate them—H. M. Bristol. J. T. Vansycle and A. C. Towne. Singing by tbe Grange. Speech—Bro. Dawson. Instrumental Music—Zera Newland. Paper—R. C. Norton. Selection—Sister Dawson. Singing by the.Grange. Evening session will be called to order at half past sevetr o’clock for the purpose of conferring the fifth degree. Followed by suggestions for the good of the order. Question Box. Let all patrons be present and enjoy a good time. Geo. R. Bowser, County Lecturer. . Obltuarr. Elmira Fuller was born In Carlton,. Orleans Co.. N. Y.. Aug. 20th, 1825, aqd . died of cancer, in Carlton, Barry County, Micb.. July 25th, 18M. She was married to Jasper Warner, her now sorrowing husband, Sept 28th. 1845. They have walked life’s pathway peace­ fully together for nearly forty-nine years. To them were born fdur sons and one ■ daughter: two of the sons died In infancy. The daughter was married and after a few years she died leaving a little girl, whom they brought up as their own. Stella has been wit& her and with a kind heart and willing bands has helped to care for her in her sickness, and now mourns as one be­ reft of a mother. Tbe family came to this state eighteen years ago always alwajs residing In jthh jthl town­ Bister Warner* sought amt i»n« found ship. Sister the Savior some twenty-five years. As a Christian she was not active, but quiet, meek and humble, ever letting’ her light shine forth through her Godly example. Her sickness was long and painful, but her strong faith In Him who is able to give strength and grace, helped her to bear her suffering without a murmur. As a friend and neighbor aha wax shove reproach: as a wife, kind and devoted; as a mother, loving and indulgent Wy mourn her loss but we do not wish her hack. Good night, precious spirit, we will greet you in the morning. For we sorrow not as those who have no hope. Baptist Pulpit Themes. Morning -T|>e Service that the Christian Should U-nder to his Country.” Evening. “God’s C»me.w‘ Sunday Schoo! at noou. There will be services at the Mri'iodtot Sunday church next Sunday a« usual. * a-^o. School at noon. Epworth League Baptist Young Peoples Union votional meeting at 6:80 p. m. “My Time to lr Thy Hands.” Mrs. W. O. Lowden. U 1 ter. •iidjy We,wish to thank those who <»rtal aaslxted -us during' thr sickness an rtMrfr of our lieiowd wife and daughter, many actant kforlnrss are fully at»d and will rw. be held In memory. ^KB8T] brdlord Mk amd mb8. John e Hkkhin*. m. MIssm Belle and Ruth Seamnns of Bat­ tle Creek, spent Sunday with Miss Nellie Crane. „ Mrs. E. W Jordan and daughter Ber­ thaukx for ’be Himuathy bimI nice,are spending* week with relatives in shown -ox during H»e slrkoefis i Hastings. of our win- >n«i nwshrr Mia* LanraClark of Bittle Creek, who Jam-wk •Vaxtrn am» I has bee»ijrMt1t.r Mix’ Rum- R<<rra fur the past week. ret«ir»tM| h«>w. Mbs Pearl jtroC>. nnn. .who has been Al! d«»-itar.»d w«i! home «'U * W. II Mn A partv of you”* started Mr Wall Ink” lot Tue*iay (or a work's I MP I fi * �astings Banner IOWA FROM WASHINGTON. DEMOCRATS. I GAMBLING LN ALLEYS. Motaw and Adopt • Ftatform. Dm Notxra. 1*-. Auk. «.-The demo­ cratic state convention assembled m Calvary tabernacle Wednesday mernBills of Impnrtanrr HUcumM la th. Ing at 10:30 o’clock. About 400 dele­ ; gates were in attendance. Ex-Gov. Senate and Ilouee—The 1'roceedI Boies was made permanent chairman. ■ He addressed the delegates and re­ Briefly Told. ! viewed at great length the tariff issue. । ’ The nominations were made in tho Washington. Aug. I.—The general afternoon, without any opposition, by deficiency appropriation bill was re- acclamation, candidates for the offices ported to thr senate yesterelay and in some instances being difficult to. placed on the calendar, as was also the find.’ Tho following is the J.icket_ as house bill to provide a unifonn system completed: * *-*Secretary of -st ata, »». F. Dale, Polk; auditor. John of bankruptcy. The sundry civil bill . IL Whitefield. Guthrie; treasurer. L. was passed. || '.7 ”./,^ -------Wahbikgton. Aug. 9.—A resolution . W. White, Wayne: supreme judge, was passed in the senate yesterday long term, John Cloggett. Cerproviding that the decision of tbe com-■ ro Gordo: supreme ljudge, short missloners of immigration in regard । term, Edward W. Mitchell, Fremont; to admission of aliens should be final. ' attorney general. J. D. F. Smith, Cher- ( Mrs. W. J. Roach, Kilbourne. III. ' •' Wabhington, Aug. 8.—A bill was in- ■ okec; railroad commissioner, W. L. ‘ troduced in the senate yesterday by ; Parker, Osceola; clerk of supretaej 1 Senator Hill providing that no alien j court, T. II. North, Dallas; supreme Lobs of appetite, sleeptessoeM. and ronumxl anarchiaU shaU be permitted to land court reporter. J. J. Shea, Council . ——— I| B«W«cb« troubled me parti}- Last April 1I at uny port .>( the Itaitud State.,; uta.. j Bluff,. I! providing providing for for the the exportation any unun-i; The platform demands the tne election exportation of of any The platform demands election • naturalized foreign-Wn person who. of United States senators by direct parilia upon a trial in any court, shall appear vote; favors liberal pensions: holds to ooMirdxi to trv Hood’s t,ie judffe of the court before which the use of both gold and silver us the Thursday, Aug. 9, 1894. Work of Legislators in tho FiftyThird Congress. <jook BROS.. Pcoprortor*. That Tired Feeling Mood’s Sarsaures !■'» Cures C now myI • Sarsaparilla troubles are and all gone. «»v« Hood-, suure '*****' rllla to my baby, 8 mos., for sores on bls body and it cured him. Mas W. J. Roach._______ Hood’t Pills are purely vegetable. 15c. .■■. ........ .. . . PARKERS HAIR BALSAM Thu Game of Crape la Very Pop­ ular in Washington. ! Hnfnh anti-option fi-nt ir,n bill l,t11' wan wii* re- 1 house Batch ported. | ! Washington, Aug. 4.—The last of' ' the appropriation bills, theideflciency. , j was passed in the senate yesterday. J and the bills for the admission of New II Mexico and Arizona to statehood were reported and placed on the calendar. ; ! Washington. Aug. 6.—In the senate on Saturday bills were passed to amend ; the quarantine regulations so far as they apply to vessels plying between j United States porta and foreign porta ' an or near the frontier and to subject to state taxation national bank notes ! AU the Newsboy, of the MsUomA Capital Are Addicted to It—Liver Up Jack, the Fan>«pS Klu« of the Hour Throwers. (Special Washington Letter.] In every avocation of life, in every aggregation of human beings, there in a superior man who is called the boss, the chief, the king, or the emperor aa a designation of the general recogni­ tion of his superiority. It is narrated of King Saul, in the Scriptural history, that he was head and shoulders above his brethren: that is to s»JS that he was a ver;, large man physically. In all the Scriptural descriptions of the Philistines there isenemun who stands out most prominently, and that is GoHath of Gath, and he receives payticular mention because of his immense . stature. * In the baseball world of the present day there is a pinJ er who is called the king, and there wata»u king of chess men.;a .king of dicckcr p ujt the big capite »u < ng ' ‘ la set upon one aide of hie bwd and balanced upon his large and genenrae our. complete* the unwritten atory that he la the proud«.t man in the vi­ cinity when he Jump, off of th. train which owe. the lout- bridge and atepa upon the public reaervation where the game of crape h> moat indulged in upon Sunday afternoon. If hta load and em­ phatic ooatume ahtmld prove inaufflclent Ui command the homage of all of hia follower. In the vicinity. Liver Lip Jack could readily nnd quickly produce from his capacious trouaera pocket a long uod keen razor blade with which the king would a» lief carve a man aa carve a possum. The game is played with dice, which are supposed to be made of ivory, but which arc generally made of l»on<»: and this fact accounts for the common designation of the game, as “bone throwing ” Although it is supposed to be purely a game of chance, there Is considerable opportunity for cheating in it, as indeed there is in all game?, in which prufeadonal gamblers indulge. This game of craps was invented by some plattation i. : gro slave; but his name ha# never been inscribed upon the walfoof the temple of fame. In the good old hln /rry d»yn the negroes were not allowed to gamble, nor indulge in any games in tho cotton fields. A puck , ♦(»« the colored pcOiuli there is a man favors a r tjirifT for revenue unlv* tvwoilo. Lhort* favors tariff for revenue only. . culled “Liver Lip Jack.” or “King of cOmFtO AN ENO the Bone Throwers.” It is necessary . r .. ‘ to explain that the bone thrbwers are Chicago 8witchm«n Declare the Strike • the people who play “craps,” a game OfiT— Addrro* to Voters. Chicago, Aug. 6-—With the cxccp- which has become an American institu­ Gon of the unions on the Santa Fe and tion. pure tfqd simple. 'Die game is especially adapted to the people of the Chicago A Eastern Illinois rail­ roads the local organization of tho the present "generation, where every­ American Railway union, through thing is •expocted to go with-a rush, their delegates iu I’hlich’s hall Sunday and the fastest of nil gambling games afternoon, declared the strike off so is the game of craps., In playing poker, or other with cards, a- great deal far as Chicago is concerned. This ae- ~--- »»-games —.-------------------■ consumed■ in ■ putting- up — the •*-} tion will not necessarily affect the of- time is dealing nnd and* shuffling the condition of the strike at other pointe. money, in .imbnr and United States treasury- notes. •; the unions of those places being free cards, drawing and di^anling. in study­ ~~~ ’ ~~ I Thirtv-seven pension bills were also , to take whatever action they may ing hands and in deliberation as to what to do in order to win or deceive iw w*"*'**!/: alno other vain»•»•«<*• taelfiainr o»« lnere»»iu|> to d«m fitijVlc prHr.'urnt, t>< ^ft; -L EntbuNi '• $100 a month the pension paid the; an opponent. era. BASE 8A1 BALL With the adjournment of the conIn the game of craps, however, 1 widow of <Hn. Abner Doubleday and I vent ion the management of the strike 1 AHa .-(Mtera: orSjEa.-t or.\;Ka.-t 1t< th St New N<vr York ' another granting a pension to the the ! , passed passed out outof ofthe thehands handsof ofthe the nationnation­ which is a fascinating game to the . of arctic explorer. Lieut. 1 al officers and irito the hands of the lower elements of sporting society, all A Cup <•!1 lit-ef lte«f Vt- i <th,i ithu c.hf-uti.'kt. chewert. ntirfttat purist anti and 'J x___ a;„i____________ .1... i unions under local .self-government. ; is chance and everything is done with Frederick Schwatka. x bent i can ’-e prdp.wed lustanuy from । : ‘ The striking employes of the Stock a bop. skip and a jump. It makes no | Washington, Aug. L—Mr. Boen । Yards company . _ decided Sunday night difference what the stakes may lie, Il, (Minn.) introduced a bill inrthe house ^to return to work. wheth’;: ,i penny or a dollar, if is all you yesterda.V abolish nati^fd banks,' \ An address to tHe voters of the United* the same with the crap players. News­ There’s only one genuine kind and that Jar. you making it unlawful to charter a .bank States was issued by the A. R. U, It lx>ys. bootblacks, l»c-ggara and all can kn.vw by t!hv signalurv In blue on every; the inception who are able to raise ----- or provide additional currency for redites _______________________ , . and progress of classes . of people . | those already chartered, and directing the strike and appeals for the election enough money to make a bet. play pledged to the «.nnr.tn.Ar.t enactment .r-j^Lt^u qr*ps. Th.* The irriiii' game <-n.il can Ibe played unon upon j the secretary of tb^ treasury to with-' of ^legislators tinin^ niciL-raari m» nlaved I the pavement, or in the dual of the al­ . • draw all deposits of public money from of arbitration laws. : Icy. as well as it could be played up<vn • the banks and return them to the N AM ED FOR ^CONGRESS. tejeoaury. i tile green cloth of » billiard or a faro Washington, Aug. u. 2.—The contested Candldatro Selected by the Several Par- table, I ihecp .ection of Moore against F Funston,. I । u** b* Varioua Localities. Alt! r■ Although there are a number of crap I election , !LLfrom w. the- Second dL-L. 1~‘.district ..2 of Kansas, Congressional, nominations twere ----------re- players, particularly of the colored { race, who indulge in the game of craps ' Meppied the time of the house yester ported as follow, on Thursday: —. evfry .... — torm _ o— aL_. —. - j*.. a ... I llllnolM. eighteenthn district. Rev. —Thomas *i. W. in this city and vicinity, the most in­ a! of «f *_a oJ. fe>-retine tb<* .valuable day. Vw.a but no decision was reached, partp and ftlftcardiDK the worthless. Thev ' — • -3.—-In the ■ ■house Hymea (pro.j. Iowa. --------- Tenth district. J. C. Ba- veterate gamblers an* the colored Washington, Aug. make thin faces plump and round out the rigker (pop.). Indiana. Fourth district. James E. . ®yesterday the army officer at Omaha Watson (rep.). Tennessee. Fifth district. J. ■ newsboys of the morning and evening urc- Thf-y are the A o great of-------them are ----- many ------- _ — ---------STANDARD REMEDY '.’who ordered target practice on Sunday D.-Richardson (dem.). Kentucky. Eighth dis- papers. of Ohio. trlh. Oswald Thomas (pop.). Texas. Eighth adept in throwing tb.e Ixmcs, and they for leannemi. containing no arsenic, and abso­ was scored by Mr. Grosvenor, r- K-B«U IF ttatl (<^). \ ida^. JamroGuua . . ’. considerable . : case of Moore , win monev from each The contested election 1 lutely kanultss. •d in favor of ! Oklahoma. JeacpKWiaby (dem.) • olher; bul lh(. barve-t tinu.. .js on SunPrice, prepaid. ? 1 per box : « for 45. vs. Funston was decided in favor of । , - • . Moore, ^n hour was snent in the disL,on p congress were made afteruoo:»s when they take stranPampblet, ’* HOW TO GET FAT,” fre*. °^S °n . . By’ ,, ! gers inb) the grnuc in the alleys, the ThrTlItNAiCVRA CO.,fell Broadway, New cussion of a bill to authorize thesecreYork. । tary of the navy to establish and main- j iiHn?u Elih^JJh dUtriJr’ Rro^^T* highwa.' ^ the by-ways and the hedges MARTHA WASHINGTON COOK-BOOK FREE! 320 PACES. ILLUSTRATED One cf i! ,. j , . , rrc;;x-: ; • -> 7 of cooking .*,► ff1 MftILED rRit, imLion Coffee wrapper and & 2-cent Stamp. Write fur Hat of oar ot! ft Finp pf.»c tiinui.. r.-» have many valuable Pkin.. - w . •to, to»i»e away. A beautiful r. •very paciuute of laoM Coyrcy • - .. V, streeu, WOOLSON SPICE CO, TOLEDO, chi IUULOII U'aterproof collars nnd Olid cuff CUffc’s that you can clean yourself by simply si nip! wiping off with a wet sponge. Tht genuine look exactly like linen mid ey every piece is marked thia way : IV . _ ,, (fflgflga^SteS'Fc8:gT _____ gtfJ?a »■ TRAC: ’ gj» I AAA W 11 II II I d)luvv Jilt II I! I CinOA lubig Cfinpwfs Estract of Beef. THINflGURfl I FOR THIN PEOPLE. Are 3rou thin ? tain free public schools for children children | w.l Hynes (pro.). Nebraska, sixth dUtrict. which are not thoroughly patrolled and under 17 17 years .years of of age age at at Worthington, Worthington, 1 plsUbew Duurherty (rep.). under • examined by tbe agents of Him who ’ ’ The following congressional noiu- instructed his followers to go out into on tlie naval reserve of the Pensacola indtions were made on Saturday: 1 the world and preach tile gospel unto bay, Fla., but no action was taken. Wa®hington, Aug. 4.—A resolution lulnol*. Seventh district, George E. Fos* every creature. was introduced in the house yesterday bLwL w *'•?• I Tl‘c 5Uk-s fOT whl»>> ‘be* UUle feltacm.) renominated. Minnesota, , , .. ■ ... by Mr. Bland (Mo.) to plac* all sugars ttarwif Fourth district. J. Darrah LUiTtafh (dem.). I lotvs P,B-V ure «H»ietimes remarkably Fosrth district, Edward Edward J. (dem.). on the free list and to raise $100,000,­ . —-——------ -large for such little bits of humanity. MtarlU. Sentenced. | They notonly pl.y forprunlntaudnickEmbenier Melville 000 revenue by an income tax. A bill was introduced by Mr. Baker (Kan.) AuV ••—"‘■B*® D. eta, but ray often they ptay for qu»rto establish reservoirs for the storage Mdrtlle th. yountr collation clerk of I ter dollar.; and, H you know anything of rainwater for the tillable lands the Bank of California, who was r®* west of tbe 90th meridian, and Mr. cently arrested for embezzlement, I Blair (N. tl.) offered a resolution for after hi» flight to Nevada, and who the investigation of lynchings in this now confesses to embezzlements ag-1 country in tHfe past ten years. Ad­ gregating 134,000 during a period ex- I tending over several years, was sen journed to the Oth. tenoed to eteht years in the San Quen­ Four Block* in Aabro. tin penitentiary. Lamoure, N. D., Aug. 8.—This city is Salmon FUherie* Poor. in ashes. A great fire broke out on Vancouver. B. C., Aug. A —Ths Front street Thursday morning and, fanned by a strong wind, laid waste ealmon iu the Frazer river are still the entire business ebnter of the town. very small and canners express great Four blocks of stores arc burned, in­ anxiety regarding the outlook. Tho cluding the county courthouse and the price of fish here has risen to twenty records. The Leland hotel and a drug cents. Fishing in the northern rivers store are the only buildingsleft,stand- is also poor. As a number of white ing. The loss is 8200,000 and onjy par­ fishermen and Indians are dependent upon the results of the fishing season, tially covered by insurance. there is much financial distress. polDlnc New Silver Dol.ars. Ton* of Sugar Beet*. Wabkin^ton, Aug. 2.—Reports to Chino, Cal., Aug. 4. — The Chino the director of the mint show that sugar factory, the largest factory and ltveb up jack. since orders weFe issued to resume the refinery in the United States, has coinage of silver dollars the mint at started up. With* this season’s addi­ about newsboys, you know that a lit­ New Orleans has turned out 8203,000 tions to the plant, made at a cost of a tle fellow who can accumulate enough and the mint at San Francisco $160,­ quarter of a uMllion dollars, the fac­ money to gamble for quarters is quite 000, making 8428,000 in alL The tory will use 1,000 tons of beets per a man in his station of life. The same seigniorage on this amount is about day. and its daily output of refined thing, however, happens to the lucky 8127,000. sugar will be 140 tons. newsboy which happens to the grown­ up gambler. That Is, in the long run BUw Off HU Head. Danbury, Conn., Aug. 0.—Raymond he becomes a pauper with no visible Hastings, Neb., Aug. fl.—James Leimer, aged 59, father of twenty-nine means of support and no disposition to Garrett, a prominent farmer living children, twenty-three of whom are obtain a living through the fields of living, banged himself in this city Sat­ south of Kenesaw, committed snicide honest labor. ' by blowing off the top of his head j urday in a fit of despondency. His This game with a shotgun. Crop failure and I ... of craps, which is perme­ wile, aged 50, survives him. . ating tear Lhat hi. pension would b. revoked sU Xthe national capital and invading all the cities on the Atlantic eoast, is Wyomloz Kepublioaa*. .re Lhe c.u»s. He wu 00 year. old : not confined to the newslwvs and little Casitcb, Wyd, Aug. 8.—At there pub­ and leaves a large family in fair cir- people by any means. It pteyed by lican state convention, held here Thurs­ turns tances. day a full state ticket was nominated, grown men. particularly of the colored To Die by the Guillotine. race, and while the policemen do not headed by W. T. Richardson, of John­ Lyons, Aug. 4.—Cesario Santo, lhe son county, for governor. with the ^-vsand assassin of President Carnot, was children in the alleys who are gambling “d for «» “oner- AL t£. “.ra dMICT" 8ma11 Km all .... Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. A—Actuated to death by the roUlotine. It took the ; gent in following the grown-up Xby jealousy, Mrs. J. F. Froman.of thia jury only a quarter of an hour to agree pie who indulge in this game of chaS^T city, threw sulphuric acid in the face QP?D«T TerdwU 14 wcnt ont at noon Of all the colored men who play erana of Miss Louise Leber, burning out her end fifteen mlnuteetatar ralurnod with in thie city. IJrar Lip Jack tathe It. rerd.ee ready, . expert; .nd it i. beJL o( “J PROBATE ORDER. II State«»(Michigan, County «f Barry—as. At a session of the PmtMte Court for tbe County of Barry, hidden ar the Probate Office In tbe city of HMttngs, In said county, on Wed­ nesday. the llthdav of July, In the year one thouiixud eight hundred and ninety four. Present, Charles 5Y. Anrstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Stephen Bpragu ■ .!. On reading and filing the petition duly verified of John Sprague, son of said deceased, praying that administra lion of said estate may be granted to Cbxun cey Townsend, or to some Other statable person. Thereupon it la ordered, that Thursday, the DC li day of August A. D. IKU, ax ten o’clock In the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of said de­ ceased and all other persona interested In said estate , are required to appear at a session of ssld Court, then to be holden At the Probate o< the petitioner may not te granted. And It Is further nrdere.t. that said petitioner give notice to the persons Interested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition and the hearing thereof By causing a copy of this order to be published tn the Hastincs Bannkr. a news paper printed and circulated in said County of Barry, once In each week for tiirve successive weeks previous to said day of hearing.. Chas. w. Armstrong Judge of Probate. (A tree copy.) PROBATE ORDER. Slate of Michigan, County of Barry, tt. At a sesilon of the Probate- Court, for Abe wnntv of Barry holden st the Probate office, In tbe City of Hastings. In -MiO County, on Wednesday the 1st dav of Aucust. ui the year one thousand eight hundeed and ninety i<mr. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter bf the estate of James R. Mason, a minor. On reading and filing the petition duly veri­ fied of Anna D Mwon. guardian of said minor, praying that her first account as such cuardlan ibis day filed In said court may .be heard and allowed. ! Tbereapon it Is ordered, that Tlinnidsv the -ini day of august A. D., ism at ten o'clock In the forenoon, t* Mtagned for the hearing of jutitl petition and tbat Sie helra at taw of said ^ireexiH-d aud all ether personv Interested In -- -- ------ - ------------------- J -pf*Mr at a newton m atlhe Probate office, in Lhe city nt F 1 In said County. and show rouse. if «’ H?. why theprajer of lhe petitioner may I granted. And It rtltloner give no ■»»CT7 w mn jrcrvmm »mc-iLtatAK 1(1 Said estate, of the pendency of mu petition and the hearing thereof t« rousing a ropy of this order to be puhlishrd tn the Hartings Hann Kit. a newsipau r arlnted and circulated in arid County .of twwi lu rath week ter three aucceaatre -wreM I’T/fvtons to said day ot bearing. Chas. W. akmrtmong. Judge ot Probate. M true copy.) PROBATE ORDER Dm Moines, la., Aug. 4.—Railroads doing business in Iowa have appealed to the state commissioners for permis­ sion to increase rates. •M to start Tburular th. ®4 ax ten o’dock k ;« Dayton. O., Aug. 4.—Ward Eberly, of this efty, died suddenly from drink­ ing lemonade. He was 17 years old and weighed 500 pound* Enroe, accused of aaaaultin^ Him Ella Ai Chicago, Aug. 4.—Additional claims for damages during the riots, aggre­ gating #275.000, have been filed against tbe city. Claims for •336,000 have also been filed against the city by the Columbian Salvage company Tor world’s fair property burned July 5. Freitah sailed from here Sunday in the Nina, a forty-foot boat, in which be proposes to cross the Atlantic. Three thousand people bade him godspeed. W.n,s«Tux.Ai9. t^lndg. .luwph Holt, who WM judge ^Jroc»;e geuerwl luck in throwing the bones that he is reroeraized u the king of lxme era. M yon °ould onra rae him dra-wd in hta Sunday clothe, y.,u wouW They ere made by covering a linen collar or caff with “xeliv.! • ?. ’ . the waterproof gpods rjadeIN TIN evr AL1.XT. of cards or a dice box could not be car­ ried without discovery. Inasmuch as necessity is the mother of invention, of bad things as well us good, and there seemed to be a necessity for gambling, even among the poor, lowly and illiter­ ate. a game was invented by means of which some amusement could be had. and the gambling mania coddled, with­ out discovery- by master or overseer. The game of craps, ‘played, with only two dice, and those dice thrown from the "hand, instead of from .a box, was invented under these, circumstances. The war came, the negroes fled to freedom: all were ultimately emanci­ pated; later on they were enfranchised; finally they became full-fledged citi­ zens. with a realization of a greatness wMch was thus thrust upon them; but they stuck to craps. The surviving negroes of slavery, days, the veterans of the plantation, their .sons and grand­ sons, are playing craps to-day just as their ancestors play ed in cotton field and enntebreak beneath the sunny southern skies. But nowadays they play for money, whereas in that elder day they played for pins, buttons and and tobacco. Before the war the stakes for which they gambled were put up “just for fun,*’ in a monkey­ like imitation of their owners. To-day they are gamblers, pure and simple, with the gaming instinct fully devel­ oped. They throw the bones for money, and will use the razors for dead­ ly purpose to’ defend their winnings. Therefore they are Anathema before the law, and the blue-coated gentlemen from Ireland who patrol this citv are after them day and night. The* illustration of a game in Tincup alley is taken from life. Only one block away is famous Pennsylvania avenue. Four blocks eastward is the capital building. But these little fel­ lows have no horizon beyond the bat­ tered tenements, with their paneless windows and doorless doorsills. The pavement of the alley is of cobble­ stones, but the soles of their fleet are so callous that they suffer no pain as they dance about the bones. One lit­ tle fellow carries his unsold papers un­ der his arm. If he wins at crap^he need not try to sell them. If he loses, he will have.to tel? his gin-soaked black father that “papes wquldn’ sell t' day.” The little angel in black skin who is throwing the bones has dropped his blacking box and dropped all ideas of business with it. He is the only urchin who has earned any money to-diiy. The others have either stolen or borrowed their pennies. They are so intent on the game that they do not see the big policeman approaching. However, they are too small to arrest. The bluecoat, scares them and they vanish. The grown-up colored men grow intensely interested iu their game, just the same way. and when they are discovered the guardians of the peace approach from several points at once, and not only scare them, but arrest them. The magistrate in tbe police court fines or imprisons them. But when they get out they play crops again, just the same. Smith I). Fry. The C. .i.mbtan Col lege of CiUicmdtip. with headquarter. .1 Chicago. will hold a ten day,' meeting end eneatnp■nentatLa-ke Bluff, a popular roeort °f the “°rt di»UngStahed men ln th, cpul nation.-.The eoat of many oolora which *orn b>’ Jo«pb. the eelebrated Hebrew who turned -hta Lack upon the wife of PoUphar would naled into Seri—wo““ “»Te can stand ths v.tar r. :d satisfaction. Jym .'r v.;it: cd by moistur;*. Try tl will never regret it. A/; for -the& with above tr.4e park a:/i nfisc pay imitations. If youi dealer does not have them we will mail you a seraph direct oa receipt cf prive. CcILnrs a$p. c..<h. Cufii; sac. pair. State whether itand-up or turned-down collar is wanted. The Celluloid Company, Hew York. 427-429 Broadway, PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM Color. Hair to its Te-_t: • CONSUMPTIVE Competent rote for »uch pofitidn> at theXlrtnd Itap d» B»ta«M Collet*, Shorthand, and Nonn»i xbool. For Catalogue, addr«» A. s. Panda Propn Hall’s Specific! Regains and Maintains. The Vital Powers. Cures NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOSS OF VICOR INSOMNIA and GENERAL DEBILITY. Cauwa hy 1 ,ll-Ht HK»T H HUTS. EX­ CESSES, or UVEKWdRK. Price, One Dollar Per Bo,. Pamphlet and Circular Free. DETROIT Alto GRAND RAPIDS. Or HaJL m i‘ ■ Address HflLL’S SPEGIFIG GO.. 168 Lexington Avenue. MITICK Of MoIrUAOK I-HO. : Tbe Hastings Futjnlture Ma tiia ■f.ir.r.' oanybv mongatte bearing d ” ■ 1).. IMrt. tnortgMged to the «(»•:• ' ’ ‘ iMnid M-rlbW. tteMiotds. as trustee, the f • ••* [.j ':i .-bine. ed real rotate situated In U»e.( KCi ,N tvlt>a. rr lvm'H) , mivhhhw. low*, to-Wit: City lol* five liuntlnd-!••• ' i" 'rnve liusdred forty ■««. fire• bns.tr-1 . • live hatred forWwvM, l»y ■ me fire hundred fifty, lire hm.iln- t fo^five hundred fif^-l*«. fire In' ’ five hundred eluhtreu. five ‘I.ivc hundred twenty, five houtlr-d ilve huu -red twenty-three, fire imu rro »’“H, ‘our. five hundred; twenty-five. ,,w,r1Ir • re liree. lour hundred four. Corn t">:»’/ ' .• 'our bunaredteur hundred revro NrMrartiLImir l.UudrM um.-- l-«r ten. four hundred • eleven nnd t«< >< ■ » Write..»f the City bf HMllnr. Ba"* ‘ uU”L{ Ml-htpin. Moordltm to the L-nU .hereof; t wtber with mlltbe xnd .appurtenaaevi ihvreunto V*r,!u t(nictaerwlito the t-iilldi itren- ' . ■ -•I»xhie. bolter* and drv kill)'. was rcco- ded >>n thhSni dafot ,Tb]; ,...iuer tat 11 o dnek. A. M.k in Ibr offirr «nmof Deeds, for ftarry Countv M <J * ’ (..rP Si of MnrtiacM an Pritt '1. v,\ull (unde In tbe cMidltjon of “l'‘J . rerir proreedlnns liu been InsUtnted a l<u • -over :be In.ieht-dn m nowiri,ereh •a the indrbtedseM *e -ured h> e purjxr-V Mid loortraK*. I shall "• I '■ . 1 h'"ald ln».toollrr. »mh1 dr> taatdd premte'si”’■I"'11 be, , V tta’ anuMibt j■>{» fttt'1 «i’°J ’ ' ., ■object* 1UX1K1WItMX’U’j] F0Je jilt nr to ..<■ of �■ (largest smtmiraiit stwuij jr For efficiency, economy, dura­ ' bility, and beauty, they represent the Lfll zenith of the stovemaket's skill. Ask to see^w them at the dealers. Look for the above trade mark. „ ommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmm ,V“^ .oriCE OF LETTING. FROUATE ORDER. 8ute of Michigan. Couuiyof Barry-ss. « £t ,a Mcjslon o( the ProbaUL Court for the tounty of Barry hold en at UieProbste Offlne • ve-rhv given, that I. .John W. In the city »»f Huntlnes. In said county, on I he Mtoday, thvt-M day of Au^iir, m th* . mt\ Commla-kNier U.,rrv. Stale of MJdilgan. will x»n Four OWe l,luusnutl e,Kht hundred aud ntnxHy •un tlav of August. A. D IHN. Oii the • .ir.du. in sdd.towirtrtilp ul Curltou, (:h‘‘r,e* W‘ Ann,troaK. Judge of , ■ । 1 In*, forenoon ot that 4ay. pro­ ; ,l-bi(t<f.vr th* construction nt a In the roxtier ot the estate of Charlie, p -! n Known and destaoated a« ’'Carb Fisher, decease t Drain No. I Drain." Iv-’ated and {‘h* ••Hlrlondiilr wiled j.>* ’ Mini iowu-hil’S of Orhon aud nf l.Hy M. Fish'-r, wriow «»< said drceasrit t»rajing that admtntatratliitt of suit! estate nuw be sranted t. Peter A. Fisher or to some other \ o' of the west Hec ptwi ot see 31 suitable person. Thereupon it is ordered, that Thurs'iny the K:uiv (<».. Mich..-and nvulug degrees K ax> fe«t. tr.eace 8. di­ wth day of AupisL A D. iwi. .«» ten o', lots n. . f,-et. thenw « ’ Ogrees W. 400 the forenoon, he n»s|gued f«»r i hr hearing of <m|d s.l, di-areeS W. lC4T**et. thence 8. petition, and that the heirs at law of imladwas, E'.vi feet, thence S decrees E. ?d. and all other persons l«t»wst«'d In x»ki .-tier S. 2*■» deerves K. 10*0 fe»t. estate, are required to am>ear st a session ot i‘-t -«O feet, thence 8 J9 decree* E. 3u mid rw»r:. then to be IntHm at tbe Probate ■ to Hl > feel on Lu< •»! Fairbank* and Mfice. in.the city ot llastinm.in said cmiutv ” nd crowing line ctCarlton and Ha*- 4tid*how cause. It any there be. why the braw ■ .,»t nt feet westof the. south sec .< the netltloner n»av not he granted. Amti ’ Carlton: Ktiinilnartietioe S it is Birther ordered, that said iw*tukmer eivt ,, E feet, thence 8. GO*, degrees K. notice to the persons Interested in rahl estate ,euce S i a* degrees E. !(•'» feet vM»al vflho pendency ot wM petttton. and the hear • ,e> I-U'd of Mrs. Man* E. Mever* and li»S thereof by causing h copy of this order to be■ , i Iren bo’.- railed the l>-v:i*S Hole. puoHshed in the ilASTt.wj* BAXNKRAnews-• ii iw lei tn section*. The sectton paper printed and circulated tn said County o!I • f-he drain will tw let flrax. and Rarrv once In each we»-k for three sucveolve' , , 4 ..‘-tt'B.s’.n their order up stream weeks previous to mid day <d hearitiK CdARLKN W. AKMKTKONO. aitti fit? diasram now on tile <A true copy 1 Jndge ot Probate. .’ < ■ per niuioK to said drain. . . • r of ttw- ('minty Clerk. u» wMch . i. br>A>. bv all partler Inlerened. • •tn<«'.e and received according-’ t-is will be nii > with tho lowH n* • ii i r erring a*teqjat*. secentv tor< the work, io a *»um then *rtid -d h, me. r^erving t.» myerlf tti. —. .ma all bids Tb«* date ter • . < »( »«.ch contract, and the term* therrinr. shall be announced at tbe .»,*- of tettiug. furtiwr hereby «*ven. that at tbe I <*'. -.aid letting or at *K-h othre t. • -reafter *o whh*h I. the Draki I net afore*-sld may Mljourn th® same. J ., ;i* j,.( >.*>>h-^is and th*- V:l>d« ront । • nMhv 'Carifon and Irving Drath Drain LeUluff. t th.* .nW1, Q Pviendl^n %V\e cause afc Prdte cVxon oj^Amevican ’Wteves’ta ? , Are you willing to work for the cause of Protection in placing reliable infor­ mation in the hands of-your acquain­ tances? , If you are, you should be identified A XOTED CHARACTER GOXR. STARTS ~ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS, home Names That ,tre Qoaerly Pro- ’ nonneed by the English People. Thc absurd and wmetimes The sometimes extraor* extrapr- I During the week ended July 2S re- ’ dinary difference between the spelling j ports *ent in by fifty-four observers in > and pronunciation of English name* various portions of the slate to the has be, a often commented upon, says state board of health indicated that j the Boston Transcript. Several lists neuralgia and remittent fever de­ have been published, but they are by creased in area of prevalence. Ty­ no mean* complete. The following, it phoid fever was reported at twentyis believed, are. for the most park । three places nnd diphtheria at eight­ new: Woodncsborough, Winsbro; ; cen, measles nt fourteen, and scarlet ' , Wqodnuutcote. Woofimueket; Wyxnond- | fever at thirty-one, consumption at ; I ham, IViudam; Ync’dlcthorpe. Yal- i two hundred and twenty-nine, and ( thrup; v— Gaiusber: --- -- Glen.. .. rev V. i rerexi *.«»»», ' i smallpox at Grand Rapids, Detroit, j , , • Gainsborough, coin. Lenkurrin: Grassinton. Girstun; I Sturgis, .Frenchtown, Berlin. Pontiac Haddiscoc, Hadhker; Gunthwnite, Gun- * and Macomb. I fit; Eskdale, Ashdale; Brampton Brian, I Timber Land Purchaeed. Brawn: Brlyhthclmstone, '• ■ytun; Hal- | lahon, Ilorn; I*r ..... . Meddlethrope, Threl- I Nine thousand acres of timber land i HO SQUEAKING. thrup; Marvlebone. Marrowbone: Ul- j 1x1 Delta and Alger counties have been j »,______ have been ■ jonc; ui-3 -“S'-*i_____ rr« 1 In Dfllfn. mwl Altror '•'"•"iities♦5. CORDOVAN, romc, Ooram; Tuxitcr; I purchased by the Cleveland Cliffs Min- ' Uttoxeter, Tuxiter; num&EHMfaUDCAir Rampisliam.'Ransom; Pcvensey, W rnmnnnv company, tbe the Iconsideration being ! ‘ " .. Pinsy; r»:_..... 1' inff ’nnsIrtAralinn hoincr HMeFHOlf&KMMa' CoxwoltL Cookwood; Crostwight, Cor- S*>,000. The company has commenced I «3.»P0L1CE,3Solu. sit; Holdsworth. Holder; Skiddaw' is , lhe construction of a $250,000 furnace j Skiddy; Kirkcudbright, Kircoobry; Ilk- at Gladstone for the manufacture of ; ley, Eethla; Hawarden, Hard’n; Alford. <»ke an<1 charcoal iron, and the timber ‘2.*L3BwiSaMdMa Artfoid. । from the lands they have purchased Strachan should be pronounced wiU be used as fuel. When the land Strawn; Colquehonu is Koohoon. the ,s cleared it will be disposed of at a SEND FOR CATALOGUE farmers. accent being on the last syllable; nominal ‘ ”figure *to “ prospective ** “ BROCKTON, MASS. Beauchamp is Ueacham; Duchesne ' Drowned In Detroit River. should bo pronounced Dnkurn; Beth­ The schooner Glad Tidings when , ~ . .. , ... Rx*«y*e,wr are thelargest manti lecturers ox une should be Becton, nnd in Abergav- j sailing up Detroit river was cut in two nt^7used shoes in the world, and guarantee enny tho “ar” is not soundc i. .Mcn.-.ies bv the steamer Pathfinder, between the value by stamping the name ane prire price ™ on is pronounced Myngcs. it noUys as Mammy Judy and Grassy Island light c^rsboed Know)*, Sandys ns 8an<ls, Gower an houses. The rchooner went down in- equal r««♦'*" wm-t in stvle. easy fitting and ai custom wu.*- ... ------Gorr,. and Milnes ns Mills. Dalaiel* trine qnaHlies. We have them sold every' etantly, carrying with It the following ^cre"at lower prices for tbe value given than should be pronounced ’’Deeal.” with1 crew: Captain and owner,Michael West- anytre other mnac. *•« no *«* — make. Take subatltnte. If year . cannot - --____ >,v you. we can. Sold by accent on the fln-t syllabi':. Glam is is phal; mute. August Westphal; sailor, dealer supply Glarm.s; Geoghegan shtmld be pro­ ’ Joseph Glaskie: sailor. Tony Minnoek. J nounced (laygun, and Ruthven is‘ I AH four men were from Detroit, and . ------------- —------------ ■------------ ---------------- —•. Riven. ‘ some of them leave families. The Latest improvement in baking penj;ders is the new Horstbrd’s. Superior to all eld-lash ■•vied powders. Enormous tales. . ^CK’"T • Aug l-Ex-Go,. Au.tui Blair, Michigan1, "war gor«n>ur paawd ,Kny his home jn «hi* cl‘y at 1:30 o'clock tl.l, morning. Ills,death waa peaceful. Al 11 o'clock °u>»d»y night lhe attending physician said the ex-goreraur could not live two hqars and summoned the members Of his family to hia bedside. They were w ith him when he died. He has been unconscious since last Friday «nd grew weaker and weaker until hi. •trength was exhausted. His ailment was inflammation of the bladder and kidneys. The bladder trouble hail bothered him for years, but this was not considered dangerous until compli­ cations of the kidney* arose,from which he has been gradually sinking for some time, having been confined to his bed for two months. During the last three weeks he has failed rapidly. A year ago he announced that he would write a book on “Recollections of a War Governor." He wa* busily engaged on this for some time, and it is believed this had aomething to do with hasten­ ing his end. With the exception of Gov. Fetch, who still survives, Gov. Blair was the oldest governor living. Of hi* succeasors Gov. Jerome. Gov. Begole, Gov. Alger and Gov. Luce are living, while Gov. Witnan died a month ago. Ills Career. Aukiln Blair wus born In Caroline. Tompklnx *2.u,u> N‘ ' ^bruary H. 1818, and was In hU »7;h year, fie came to Michigan jn 1881. and WURM in Jackson In 1MJ. beglnninx his poliileal career when elected county clerk the rame year. He hold several other minor offlre.s before being elected governor la 1M» sad again In 1W2. He wax u prominent factor lu the formation of the republican party under the rokx tn Jackson In 1H.M. In 1968 be was defeated for the nomination for congress, but in IHriStie headed lhe Michigan delegation to lhe Chicago convention that nona lasted Lin­ coln. betnx elected himself the some year as grovernsr. He was elected to qoxgrexs in 1«». 1*8 ami <870. During kb, lost term he became some what I antagonized toward tho ndmlntxtration. and in ■ 1811 la>k Uie Mump for Horace Greeley, He was the democratic candidate for I govert* >r In 1871. but wum defeated, and a few ; yeura latdr returned io lhe party which he ■ TivljM'i! to! organize, in iwa he was elected'na i tne reputiican ticket us regent nf the stale j univerMllyl From to isff he was pro«ecat lug attorney of Jnckaou county and was I nominated for Justice, of tiu- supreme court, but j suffered djfeat. • PULLMAN V r NOT AS they_are spelleo. Death of JlfchiFan'B War Govornor at Jackson. j description of ?he we.eral •>l land roiirtinuiiMt the Bp”*-- ~— AUSTIN BLAIR. i rc von thinking of buying a new Stove cnRange—one that ■ will bam the least fuel, cause the least trouble, give 7s tie greatest degree of heat, last the longest and zrT. ; look the best ? Then Jewel Stoves 7; Ai I nnd Ranges will interest you.jLjj .y. UP. 1 W.L. Douglas S3 SHOE WOOLLEY & BRONSON with । : THE AMERICAN CouipiMVCmcAio. Aug. —For the first time oi CIDER C. G. Hampton & Son, Detroit, Mich performanoe on sunaaj ascended the throw * -7 father's eatata. ' . - -— MORTGAGE SALE. refiult baring been made in tbe conditten* Population of Michigan. • of ac rralu mwtsage exe^utett by Atonz** D. Footing, or the .UU rereu. taken In ul LO;;JJ* .* IKj June show a total population for the reco.d<*<! W-twei.ii**t’i day *-l Ju* «*. lb».’. nnd Every man ha*hi* price, though it is, state of 2,241,000. This is a gain of ». *\’Jeb c’S colmra n in the case of renowned persons, occa- 147.000 over 1890 and of 887,000 over f^j^iebyfiiren?7li.-»>’i** v. i«n*nl tin* I'-wrr of sionallv high. No one knows this bet- 1884. -The seventy incorporated cities ■ -eil-ln.;*? v:nr- 1 -•”*'' te'--'--* y •* »»’"• ■ ' * - show a population ot 821.023 or 3t per'’uy '**KMirn, .................... — - l--‘ <»••• ................. .......... - •• ---------ter than Worth, the man milliner, as der. nt the ihhHi front du-w uf Court Hunse, any person who wears his creations cent, of the total for the state. Since tn trie City of llnsunr*. «n the find day of Sep-tenitwr- IW. »t twelve o’clock noon, of ail lhak 1884 the rate of increase in the cities can vouch for. A good story is told by certain piece or parrelot la* <1.-situated tn tbe the Philadelphia Times of l*ow one has been four times that of the bal­ City ot BastIsgw. County <»l Hnrry and state of Mk-blguti. descrined a* follows*, vix; <.omwteMjmisguided woman ventured to remon­ ance of the state. ing at ih«* north wwl comer of the «outh west strate with him' becaute he charged aitarter «»f sect Ion. nuraiwr eight, in township* Curt entity. jrre north of ramee eignt rm-nine tbenefrher six hundred dollars for a dress I A curiositj* was run across in a Read• wbet on tee east and.west qiiou-r bi.- ot MdO* which at first sight seems to ordinary [ intr sawmill in tho shape of a log of section eighty-seven rods to iho criiu-r «»< the- . ing sawmill in the shape of a log of b*ghwuv (now Mtcbwuti Avej llmnrc WMrto people un expensive gown. along tbe center of s*l«l Myriwav to the uertb “The goods,* said tlie lady, “could ; wood about l(» feet in diameter, in tbe line of Lltrcoln Stm-t on Dant-I Nlrtt^r » addi­ center of which was embedded a stone tion, tv fUeMHag.? frnw city • *f H be bought for one hundred dollars, and ■ The iheticf east on the north hue **f Mud • wo n »t* surely the wonk of making up would । weighing about four pounds. the north and sunt!> quarter li*.«* of sold sec­ stone was grown into the wood, there 10 tion and th-n.- north «»n Mid quarter lire to l»e well paid for with twenty-five doL ; | i being no knot hole or other opening tlie place ot P-Ehwring, ioutninn g fork two lars more.” • ; j “ jia'dam." said the oatrain-d tallol ! b>' 'vhiei‘ U oouW l"’ i.ud ;2 UM wre- rf laud, ’he same h>'b i; th” “Madam," said the outraged tailor. ; n-ns scli^ml-ca. • •go to and • 81Je•gv ktl M. .»l. Constant, LUU31UUI. the urv painter, puiuvcr. uuu ,Niortgs|tve. say to him: ’llere is n canvas and col- ! injunction Granted. Chas. Ii. Dalek­ ’ Attorney for MortFiy’r, ors, value one dollar. Pnint me a pic- j Gogebic county officials have been Dated. Ju: r ’.110.1®H* / ture on that canvas with these painty , restrained by an injunction from issuTOO ARTISTIC TO HAGGLE. Ii Worth’s Haughty Hcply to a Patron Who '; ’ *V£ and 1 will pay you thirty-three and .’ ing the $75,000 bondri voted for road one-third cent*/ What would be the I irnprovetneni. jThe board of super­ answer?’ ‘Madam, this is no payment visors was awed by a mob into voting for an artist.’ N"o, btit I say more. If for the issue, and afterward applied you think my terms are too high keep for the injunction vhic.h has been • *i duvof.luly. A 'ri . I«'l the dress aud pay me nothing. Art , Granted. j W. Blttpfi PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, aince the strike ot Muy 11 work was does not descend to the pettiness of du CRvnntHpI’>ner of the 135 W. 230 ST., NEW YOB*. resumed in the repair shops at Pull­ :e of Michigan. haggling.” ' man on Thursday. Assistant Man­ The Grand Rapids & Indiana eleva­ History does not record the lady's* pager Parent. of the Pullman tor at Kalamazoo, owned by M. Kent, ! company, said thatreplyabout 400 men had , | was burglarized of several hundred . rejiorted for duty by noon. He thought ' dollars’ worth of clothing, and money Drain Lotting. WHERE BIRDS GET DRUNK. ■ that perhaps 150 of them were new ] was taken from the safe. INCREASE IM TENANT FARMING. Nina Strang. 4gcd 9 years, of Olivet, I men and the rest former employes of Fredins on Madberrtra Produce* <,eunlne 1 ! was struck by a train and killed. Finrurr* Which Fhow the Growing 1’ower t|ie Pullman company. At the time of nil. .lay ot Aiuip-L A. » Ind; •’Birds get drunk sometimes as well ‘ ofMhr ut«....J|rpi Malloy. '. t||(. Rtrike May 11. about 750 men were In* Drain. In MUd UMMtHhlp «f D'V­ Earl Webster,-- for many -years , .a i l.wk in tin* h>rn jiooti n that dan. The percentage of farm-hirinj farni- ; employed in the repair shops. The a* men, at least they do down where I lire, - tald a Sklent of Florida. -Ill highly re.pectadcitlren and Decatur, lies in Iowa in IS'H wast'.».57. The per- strikers watched the men going to tail you how 1 know it. There is a bush n!de« resident, die.l at the ago ot 84 •centage of hired farms in Illinois in I Work. but said nothing to them. or shrub known as the pride of China, . yearsi di! tov.rishlp ot Irvtng *0»l dOMSribed «s 4880 was 31.38: the dgures for ISIWure ----------------------------The post office: department issued „„ an m j . aini! rt> ;• iiskr that is Wfwsl son’ll anil not yet published. >ut the growth of HUSBAND AND WIFE DROWNED. whiph is quite common down in my state. This bush in the win'.er is cov­ order suspending the gratuitous star . • ;t-r .4 d.<t X-«l> G |Wat»d 'Th- X. W. U Tenancy iu other states indicates that service heretofore existing between 4. .•! Iivln*, lUrry (s.. Mhb. ;u«i ered with berries on which the birds the percentage will not be less than sixes at BurlInctoo. In. delight to feed. These berries are com­ Bettman and Meredith. • 40. Between 1SS0 and 1SWJ Wisconsin Burlington, la,. Aug. O.—C.C. Camp­ monly called by us madberrics, from . The National! Surety company, of gained 6,750 owning cultivators and bell utll and ouu his wife were _____ __________ drowned here Kansas City, Mol, has been licensed to 7,277 tenant cnltivutors: Iowa gained Sunday afternoon by the capsizing of tho fact that overindulgencc in them do business in i Michigan. The com­ - 1 Pvt of land •;iiri|il:vi‘a G<x»d only 3,521 owning culthators and 16,-j their boat. They, with Mrs. Henry produces precisely the same effect upon ■ol .1 ,-ainK lhe toccti*»n in.e «t a stake the birds that liquor docs on man. One pany has a capital stock of $250,000. 563 tenant cultivators. The percent-( Heffner, went for a sail. Mr. Campbell • 1 IU.M 01 U>e Vomer •«» Sec-. Maj. Hugh McDonald died at East <( Runulhi! Hiene- K 4V1, d» r *-V' I age of tenancy in Minnesota increased filing the little craft. When some day last winter my stable boy brought !->•: thence feel: tueix* a bluejay home which he said he found Ta was at the I age of 67 years. He Iret lustier* West paialkl wiUi arid from 9.15 to 15.25. In Nebraska the : distance from the shore the boat bc- fluttering about in the road. It would served in the Mexican war and civil •>nh of seciIon line fret: th**ix pereentage of tvaancy was 1S.02 in 1880. j camP uninanngeable and went over. lie in the boy’s hand seemingly per­ war and was a prominent mason, a The figures f«' IBM arc not out, but • Tlie campbelb could not swim and fectly contented, with eyes elated and member of the grand army and a the area cultivated by tenants of the ' almost immediately. Mrs. Hcfffearless, and its head wagged about in pioneer ot Iosco county. r r.L-thrice We4 <E0 fret; theuce S. 29*« A*- state increased from 953,638 acres in | ucr was rescued. a ridiculous manner in its efforts to ; The annual meeting ana tournament trr< • •. u to terttlienre S. M degrees. W. Lt- 1884 to 1.407,4*0 in 1800, and A. F. Bent* hold up. It wa* a common North ’ of the MldliiganTaud Dhlo Band asso-* :«*»*r *<iu»’ to iWlret on h*U<l of N H Gimih-J ley’s monograph on Harrison, Neb., I j Spknckrport, N. Y.. Aug. 4.—At mid­ American drunk, nothing more. The ciation will be held at Coldwater Auenouyb xml « r<i-Slug the Section fine at a s'nae ' Uking that as • typical western farm . that m h«»t Enlot the *» BetSAmr post. Sde bird had indulged in the madberry un- jrUSt 29. tlvm s.iri pi. Illuming thence South €!*< dr- community, showed that of 135 owners •' night fire was discovered in the house The miners* Strike; at Ironwood was occupied by Cornelius Place and fam­ til it was reduced to an almost helpless iin-.- a .feet - thener S. 14 •t'-xrvrx W. Ac the land in that township, fifty-one ferf • llirtic. S 11*5* uegrres E.IX* tert; theme ily. The door was broken in. Mr. state of intoxication. Thousands of 1 said to be practically ended. There S. : dratee F. i&liret: thener 8. :W degree* V. had never been resident in the town, repectable northern robins which mi ­ was 1,200 men at work in the mines and Muft-i-t: tlK-nceri KT degrees W. -JO fret: Fquitl and ten had lived there and moved Place, hl* wife and five children were t«? IhrttoeL on lan0 oi Mary Ayan and enHrescued in their night clothing. Three grate to Florida In the winter and which applications enough to make a full lag u a taivfit in Quarter line Idgbwsy that Is away: 12.060 acres irf- that town were, older boys, aged 18, 11 and 8. slept up­ would blush to do such a thing at home force. '3'. tret boulh of the ’< sec. p«vi SecUot.s p cultivated by owners and 9,360 by tenstairs. A ladder was put to their win­ are found lying about in the grossest MI'I W. . '• 1 The Detroit A Milwaukee railroad A. • bcgHtuiiig al a slake that k 2o teet Went amt*. Between 1880 and 1884 the num­ dow and they were aroused, but be­ state of intoxication from the same will run a line from Grand Haven up atid l-75 fete North of the «« Kectfou post. 8«- ber of Michigan farms cultivated by wildered by the smoke and fire they caa*e." __________________ the beach to Hockley park, Muskegon. t’.i’t -.anddfiand ntnninK thence North parallel owners diminished seventy-four and with the N and S Qmrt**rhne and in the lisp- ’ were overcome and burned to a crisp. Indbip utable. . While mowing hay Jacob Swartbolt, Its of the hkhw<> »C tert: theuw East M left ‘ lhe number of rented farms increased The author of “Tw enty-five Years of । of Eaveram. fell from the mower, sus­ equal to32Sffeet i>u land o< "’m. Ml.• hell Mid j 3.454. W hut do these facts indicate? Died In the Park. ' the line at a point 573 fret North of the Chicago. Aug. 6.—John Oliver, an St. Andrew" gives an ‘ amusing lit­ taining injuries which caused his s*- tmn jwe<t Sections ?3 and Runnlri.x According to the New York Commere ttrui’e N s;v degrees E 523 feet: litence N. <7 cla! Huilotin they indicate that where­ old citisen of Chicago, who amassed tle incident in connection with Dr. death. He woo a .single man, aged des.’rre.* K. US feet: thence East 2S7 feet: tbendr Lindsay Alexander and.hls fine church about 40 year*. s. ;h . deijrrw, W. 365 fret, equal to I2XS fecKm as twenty or thirty years ago the cul­ nearly $2,000,000 in the lumber business The master horseshoers of Michigan land 61 N. H -Goodenouxh and ending in U>« tivator* of the soil had all the prod­ and successful speculation, died very in Edinburgh. Here a great congrega­ tn:dn drain alBukr No. <8. suddenly while seated on o bench in tion of all classes, including many of have fixed upon September 3 as the Said job at I be let by aeetlotis. Th* ScCtlop ucts, a considerable and growing frac-the highly educated, attended his min­ date upon which they will meet at Garfield park. He was affected with al the outlet of the drain will be IK fl st, and tion of the farmers of the west, as well the remaining «ui’ftons In their ordw up 'Cream. as of New England, New Jersey and, attacks of .heart failure, which came istry through many years. Here he Grand Rapids to organize a state asso­ 1h ui'-nntau e wtih the diMtramtoow on file ■ upon him very frequently during the had a fine organ to the horror of some. ciation. with the other papers pertaining to sab’ drain. the south, now, with the prices of The St Stanislao* Kosts church edi­ n> the office n< Che tmvusblp clerk, to which r«- produce lower than they used to be. past year, but it wa* not thought that Even his beadle liked it not. One fcrt'nre iu*v be had by all parties L.trrenfrd, morning soon after the organ came, fice in Bay City was destroyed by fire, his coadltion was especially alarming ami bldn will be made’ and rec. lvcd scrordiug- divide the products with the owners of, something went amiss with the bel­ with a loss on building and content* j on the evening of his death. ly. Contracts will be made with thrloweai re- the land. lows. He told me how the beadle came of $8,000 and an insurance of $4,000. M’onxihlc bidder «h ing adequate uersi’lty for Big Fire at Mario®, la. rim per form ance «f the work, in a sum clten and in with great satisfaction, saying: A railroad crew working with a QavMbvtf Thvlr Arrtor. there to be toy ine. reserving t» my eif MAB10X. !».. Aug. Shortly afUr 4 ••She’s clean gi’en up the ghaist:" steam shovel in the sand pit at Elsie th* right to reJeeCanv and all blds. The date A fire engine wa* recently the means, o'clock Friday morning Arc broke oht Here, too. when it was objected to tho last week unearthed six skeletons, sup-. ' or the tompleiiue -of such contract and Um pf putting u sudden stop to a duel in In a lumber pile adjoining the electric terms of pa>mrot therefor, shall be aunouncvoluntaires that they, “were not wor­ •rd at lhe time and wlace of letting. 0<-™„y Two phyrid»». qurre light plant and rapidly apread to ad­ ship.’’ Dr. Alexander replied: “No, posed to be those of Indians who were Notice is further hereby given, that at the xnd buried there. .rmnge,! for * “ g 11 ” * joining building. In two honra jd! they are not. tune and place of «Md letting or Mt stmh other And neither is the The 9-month*-old daughter of Her­ sad plane thereafter to which ptstoU The HUage chief but two of the building, of shuffling of feet and the alamming of bert Stanley, of Flushing township, L the Drain Oemmtsslouer afar-said, heard of lhe proposed duel.,Ue In­ block were In rulna. Uaa. *130,000. may adjourn tbe same tbe aswomnent pew-doors. But the voluntadres are a ate a quantity of fly paper and it was f<« benefit* and tbe lauds comprised formed the Bremen end pleasanter noise than these, and drown thought that the child was fatally w thin the-RvftnTowu Drain Hpeclal Aaaess- drawing a machine, they proceeded '•'wt Diitriet. will be «l >-t to review , them!” ___________________ poisoned. Nbw York, Aug. Jn»t •* Th** following ts a description of tbe several the acene of the encounter. well-known soubrette, died ^ay. Work on the buildhsgs .for the new truss or parcels of land eovstl’utlnR the the seconds had stepped otf the dl»She was the wife of John W. Dunne, ►P-rtal lu'M'ssment dMrtct of said drain, vte: • atanoe a heary stream of water struck Lottie was crying very bard. “What upper peninsula inline asylum at New­ Kn i»v, TlmX. E. H Of the M. W. U of Rec M TIN berry has begun anid will be pushed la the matter? ” asked one of her H » W; ths N W U of the N K <4 of Abp» • < N one of the Ph5*‘<:fn±<;“d Chicago. "h«re th' <“ner»1 W11‘ H » W- the N \ of the B E L, oi the N W H <*» father’s friends. “I have lost two pen­ rapidly forward. b*c-5t 4NKSW; RJiofUieHEj* of the N Uter the second doctor was atao pl.ee on Thnradny next. nies that mamma gave me." “ That is Forest fires raged all around Thomp­ WH<rf«ec25T4 NR8W; W « of the N W M drenched to tbe skin. The w ° idf a difficult loss to repair," replied sonville, hundreds of acres being ^bce»T4 N RD W;theK W»4 ofUieB W H fighters, in their dnpping^ elothM. Im and Two Girl* Drowned. 'JBro/4T4N HP W:tbe R RHoftbe » B k looked so ridiculous that they both lhe friend. “Ilere afe two pennies." burned over. .f Sec 23 V 4 N R 9 w; the S *< of the W «i of S^tout Uughlnr.ritook han^and *'*•*"' Ark ' river. u1*' » mile, eiet rf An instant afterward Lottie wm cry­ tbeSEu°fSec2tT4N R*W: trie M Jiehbe tri, the Snllne Grasshopper* are so plentiful in some ", G Of the S E ot Sec 23 T 4 N K » * ; the S returned to their homes, thanking the thi, nl.ee. Ulelr •>[iB overtnrarf »n« ing harder than ever. “What are yon part* of Sanilac county that they delay B’ » of th- K W Q of Hee 23 T 4 N B9 * : tb* B H uXlous mayor for hit Intervention. <■ nv , .. . > .u. v> .. «■< . i.. k- nr still crying for?” asked tbe gentleman. harvesting. • z; *• t <*cc j i .-v um -v . Koonce and Helen Bitchle were “I am crying," said the artful baby, Bicycles .have taken the place of i in- TowiMklp o» h vine al l*nr»*. ••because if I had not lost two pennies1 homes in Sherwood In the delivery of Mttlnff • Good Example Dated thu neveath day uf auku< A- D* ***• Fmnxror William of Germany, it drowned. I ehould now have four.” Ijcwk Tltti.k. light orders for groceries. Cur*od~the World. r-Hvnhtrip Drain C MtimlwIOMt <4 tk- T*^n- wtms. will not rinlt tbe theB“r ™ There are forty-five saloons at the Kat^mazoo; Mich., Aug. 6 -J* «'P ot Irtttjg, CjutUyo? Barry, rftate vf Mh hiSundny. While on hi" Sault, but only twenty-six have taken AiTbflicer nnd a lawyer talking of a Italy the managers of the FenL. In Venice, gave • disastrous battle, the former was la­ out licenses. St- Clair county ha* forty-seven resi­ menting the number of brare soldiers Uinment in hU honor on a Snndaj. wt who fell fl*0 occasion, when the dents who are inmate* of asylums. the nndience waited in £lin«Fa J. Wilts, aceubed of getting lawyer observed that “those who live Humbert nnd the 'm^r' by the sword must expect to die by the away with $1,000 on March 26 while 10Brad later that he * selling clerk for the United Presses, Screw and H.»clraul.c, .lead on Countew Anmna Mondm. M sword." “By a similar rule." an­ acting :pre*!i company in Chicago, Graters, Elevators, Evaporator*. told her. according u. I>^‘“^XtHcai swered the officer, “those who live by States or a ten qt—1 <”" ‘helr the law must expect to die bv the law.** Illustrated Catalogue Free. that he hud Kt •^’dsiooe he had M Inriog XX larce. ___ __ The Salt , That’s all Salt Is the salt every one should use. The Im­ purities in the other ktMls are uselew*, ot course, bat dnngvrous also. The lime, especially, to the cause of much kidney dleeuc. Diamond I.t much the pnrwt, and therefore the best aa-U known. Made from the beat brine, by the best proc**, with the beat grain, and packed in the beet manner. The fact that salt is cheap to no mran why you abonld not have pure salt. Ask for Diamond Cryrtal. gty«- it a fair trial. Write ua ftir further purtk-ulara. Our Dairy Salt to tbe standard of ex­ cellence. nnd no butter maker abuuld Chic&go, hlvuuo i S&giiw TIME TABLE In effect February 11. trtrt. Chicago Lv. Kalamazoo Lv... Katt Coener -.—.. RlchlxodJancl. Creamy ..... Cloverdale Shultz Hastinoh... Coats Grove, Woodland ... LAIlMlg........... Detroit Grand Rapids. 12 «s ChtdAffu Ar......... Kalamazoo Ar.. KastDooner Lv. HArrtjras.-.. . .. Coats Grove— Woodlasd;.. UmMK............. ..... Detroft........ ............. Traverse City, nhartevolx.... Petndcry........ ftajr View..... �Hastings Banner Thursday, Aug. 9» !^94MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. Thi HASTINGS, MICH., P03TOFFICX, AUGUST 14. 1379. ’ editorial notes GOVERNOR—-John T. Ki eh. LIEUT GOV.—Alfred M linen. SECT of STATE-Washington Gardner. TBEASURER-J. W. Wilkinson. ATT’Y GENERAL-Fred A. Maynard. COMM K STATE LAND OFFICE—W. SUP’TPUB. INSTRUCTION—BL B. Pattenglll. B’D of EDUCATION—Ferry F- Powers. Republican County Convention. Republican County Convention is hereby called to meet at Mudge's Opera House. City of Hastings, on Wednesday. September 19th. IBM. at 10 o’clock a. m.. Tor the purpose ot placing tn nomination candidates, for tho several coun ty offices to be elected at tbe coming election m November next, nrd to transact such other business kb may come before tbe convention ami ward* will be entitled to Tbe townships a-, delegatesM delegstes as follows: follows — _ . AsavTia Rutland 4 Assyria 35 Woodland 8 Baltimore 5~ Carlton 5 HasUnas twp 4 •• City 1st wd 2 13 1 rvlng - -tod-d 4 Tbornapnte Johnstown Yankee Spring Orangeville . —- - ~t~ .~»w „ Fen ward caucus notice* to the Hastings Ban­ 's*. Dated, Hasting*. Aug. 8th. isw. J. p. Hauk Kknvon. Chairman. C. W. Jordan. Secretary. They Dare Not “Let us have peace!” is now tbe fervent cry of business. The same prayer comes from the west and the east, from the homes of millions of wage-earners and from the offices of half a million tnaniifacturera and as many merchants. The rich and poor jolu in one prayer. “Let tariff war end and let us have peace.” Then may the wheels start again, aud idle hands find work, and plenty come in place of want to millions of homes. Surely Congressmen cannot be aware now much their weary strife over this question has cost the people. In this one month ot July the difference between this year aud last in payments for products and for la­ bor will be about 81,000,000,000. But this is the fourteenth month of continued and sore depression. In these fourteen jnonths the actual payments through all clearing houses have been 853.500,000,000, and In the proceeding fourteen months the aggregate was 872,900,000,000—a decrease of $19,400,000,000. The business done includes profits for traders aud manu­ facturers. for transporters, fanners, min­ ers and lumbermen, ami wages for all tbe hands they employ. Tbe enormous loss represents decrease’In wages and work and profits for all concerned—more than 26 per cent of the entire business for the fourteen month*. The wage-earners, or rather those who would earn wages if lhe democratic party would let us have peace. beiBj?35 per rent of the people number 24,000,000. Tbe wages at the rate of 1890, reckoning about a third at the fanning aud the rest at the average rate for all manufacturing hands according to the census, were $400 yearly for each. But Instead of $9,600,000,000, these people are probably earning at the rate of $2,400,000,000 less, part being un­ employed and part working at lower rates. Tbe great iron industry, which should em­ ploy in all its branches 600,000 men, as it did In 1890, with a yearly production of $1,200,000,000, instead of a full consump­ tion of 9,300,000 tons of pig actually con­ sumed in tbe last twelve months about 5,100,0*0—less than 55 per cent—which would imply a decrease of 270,000 bands, and $540,000,000 In value of yearly pro­ duct provided prices had been unchanged. But prices of Iron products have been re­ duced at least 30 per cent, or nearly $200,­ 000,000 on the reduced outpuL The tex­ tile manufactures, employing halt a mil­ lion persons, have reduced hands and out­ put somewhat less, and yet very largely. In many other industries the mere loss In value of products must be reckoned by hundreds of million*. Do democrats mean to say that the frightful losses result from the present tariff, and not from their attempt to ■ change it? Very well, give us peace and test IL Let the country have a change to -find out whether the claim is false or not Stop agitation until next January, and see :Wbether industries will not revive and business Improve under tbe tariff as It -stands. Instant and full recovery could not be expected, of course. Complete re­ covery with tbe threat of change still .banging over industries could not be rea­ sonably expected. Yet the democrats dare X face the test. They dare not let the lief maid come If ? democratic agitation woeM Mt .take itself out of tbe way, even Ti»r 4* MiBara. or. they would Uh focc Hint tto ehoeaB leaders and Treasury aome BODtbs tcrtex te frame a tariff bill. party la disgusted to Mod that it candemocratic tariff. It# wrangles, Its whole people appreciate that hh tM'b' let II slone. But think once more, demo­ Ing, are dangerous to prosperity, and that cratic friends. Would It not pay belter to be la really legislating, or rather trying *« let the people here a little taste of pros­ perity before tbe next Presidential election? legislate, for Europe. We wont be mean enough to aeenee any member ot tbe dem­ —N. T. Tribune. ocratic congress with leglxlallng. A correspondent of the New York World would solve the labor problem by simply placing a poll tax on all unnatur­ alized laborers and mechanics employed in tbe United States. That might be a step toward the solution, but it would not solve the problem. Instead of stopping there why doesn’t he go on as his logic directs and require a tax to be -imposed upon alt imported labor as well as od tbe products of foreign labor coming here in competi­ tion with home labor and tbe products of home labor? Then American labor, tbe best paid labor in the world, would be pro­ tected at all points. The idea of restriction by taxation is just as practical and wholesome in the case of imported labor as In the case of imported products. Why not? Some workingmen think they make a point against protection when they .say the tariff laws that impose duties on foreign goods let in free foreign labor, but they really argue by protesting against the latter that the former Is protection to home labor, after all, only that It doesn’t go far enough. Even those wbo^ have always voted the anti-protection ticket are toe strongest kind of protectionist?, as their advocacy of taxation of foreign labor proves. The point they make is a good one, but the standpoint they look from Is a false one. Restriction by taxation is a good theory to apply to the immigration uf alien labor, as well as to tbe Importation of the pro­ ducts of alien labor. If not, why not?—Detroit Journal. In 1873 tbe wool clip of the United States was 17,000,000 pounds, but lu 1884, when tbe stimulating effect of the Tariff of 1867 had ceased, our wool clip had In­ creased to 840,000,000 pounds. President Cleveland was first elected in 1884, and under the attempt to put wool on the free list during his administration the number of sheep decreased from 50,600,000 sheep iu 1884 to 43,5*0,000 in 1888—a decrease under President Cleveland’s first adminis­ tration of 7,100,000 sheep. When Mr' Harrison was elected the prospect of In­ creased Protection induced the growers to stop the slaughter of their sheep, and as a consequence the flocks Increased from 43,­ 500,000 in 1888 to over 47.000.000 in March, 1893, when President Cleveland was inaugurated, an increase under Pro­ tection of 8H cent The assault up­ on the industry by lhe free wool policy has so discouraged those engaged in wpol growing that more siieep were destroyed in the first year of President Cleveland’s second administration than were destroyed during the vthole four years of bls first administration. Of this amount one-half has already been slaughtered in the City of Chicago since March 4, 1893. Prraldentta] Prevarication. Everywhere in the press, on the stump and iu the platforms the democratic party In 1899 declared “the McKinley Jaw a rob­ ber” and “unconstitutional” and an “op­ pressor of the people.” What do we now see? With a majority of ninety In the the House, a working majority iu the Sen­ ate, and every branch of the government democratic, they have only permitted the robbery to go on, but' have patterned a bill favoring every interest of sections and trusts to'which they were indebted. The Tbe following shows how well Free Traders agree. Both speeches were made control of every department of the govern­ ment they cannot carry tbelr promise# in­ to effect One of the great rally cries of tbe dem­ ocratic party in 1892 was “Vote fur Cleve­ land and 81.25 wheat.” Tbe people voted for Cleveland but that 81.25 wheat Is sell­ ing to-day for 45 cents—just about -snethird of what* they were told they would «et.____________________ Speech* of Sen­ ator Mills, in 1890: Our Tariff is clos­ ing the foreign mar­ kets against us. We must have access to the people who want out farm pro­ ducts. Sixty-six millions of consum­ ers is a good mar­ ket, but 660,000,000 is ten times better. Extract Jram Speech of Sen­ ator, now Secre­ tary, Carlisle. in 1890: The trade b e­ tween these States Is larger by thou­ sands of millions of dollars than could ever exist between this and all the other countries of the world. If we had Trade. Austin Blair, Michigan’s war Governor, died at his home in Jackson early Monday morning. In the 77tb year of his age. Ex­ Gov. Blair was present at the birth of the republican party at Jackson “under tbe oaks,” and took an active part in directing Its organizations. Aud by this party he was honored many times afterwards. His official career at all times has been charac­ terized by faithful devotion to duty and strict integrity. He was fearless In ex­ pressing his views upon all public ques­ tions, and being a brilliant orator, and our famed war Governor he held a high place in the hearts of the people of our great state. , Five hundred millions of dollars are ly­ ing Idle In the banks of the United States slmply bccause there Is not enough work aud business to bring It into action. When factories are running and pay rolls are large money circulates freely among the people, but when industries are compelled President Cleveland's letter to Hon. ini- to stop, when threats of ruinous legisla­ Uam L. Wilson, July 2nd, 1894. tion Induce fear as to future prosperity, You know how much I deprecate tbe inoor- then circulation of money Is restricted be­ jx>raUon In tbe proposed bill of the Income tax cause pay rolls are necessarily cut down If “I deprecated the incorporation’’ in or stopped altogether, and business be­ tbe Wilson bill “of the income tax feat­ comes stagnant Tbe sugar consumption of tbe United Slates on a baala of 68,000.000 people at Butler. 9 to IL Lard jwr lb..’io. FotetoMperbo., 801 Wtato. white per bu..47. dustries. Beans, 1.00 to L25. CblekM drewed.sands. Turkeys, dressed. 11. Beef drMaed. U0 to A00. Bref live. to 3, Mutton, drened. 5. Wool, to to 1A. Wool has become so cheap that it doesn't pay to raise it, bat tbe farmers are convinced that it will pay to ••raise some democratic wool” at the polls next fall. PBOBATE ordkb. Is It any wonder that merchants are weary, and business slow, after being com­ State of Mlahtgan, Oomtty of Barnr-aa. Ata aeaaloa of the Probate Court for the pelled to wait seven months just to watch County or Barry. bo»den at tbe Probate office. In the City of Hastings, in wdd county, on WedCongress monkey with a tariff bill. nesdav, the 8th day of August, tn the year one KbouMMMlel&i hundred and ninety-four. Present, Charie* W. Armstrong, Judge of Debs says that he’s got enough of Probate In the matter of the estate ot Lucinda Blanch­ strikes and declares be will have no more ard, deceased On routine aud filing the petition duly veri­ to do with them. Possibly he has learned fied of Ira Blanchard, administrator of Ms Id es­ something from experience. tate pravitis for reason* therein sec forth that he may be licensed to sail the real estate of said dec<-a*ed a* Ln said jwtitlou described. Tbereupoa It to ordered, that Saturday, tbe Workingmen are now satisfied that pro­ 1 st day of September. A.D. mh. at ten o’clock tection wages under a free trade party are lu the forenoon be assigned for tbe bearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of said Impassible. . deceased and all other persons interested In said rotate, are required to appear at a session of said court, then to be ho1 den at the Probate oflee. In the City of Hastings, tn said County, and Additional Local News. show cau«r. if any there ue. why the prayer of tae petitioner may not be granted. And it to further ordered, that Ou account of the Odd Fellows Meeting' said petitioner rive notice to tbe persons at Charlotte,the Michigan Central will sell Interested In said estate, of. the pendency of said petition and tbe hearing thereof by causing excursion tickets at one and one third a copy of this order to be published in the Has­ fare for round trip, Aug. 20 to. 22nd. in­ tings Raxnbr, a nrw sjiaper printed and circu­ lated in said County of Barry, ouee in each clusive, limited to return not later ‘han week f.»r tbrer snccesKtve weeks previous to said day of hearing. Aug. 23nl. Children at one half the Charles. W. AEXsTnoNa. Judge of Probate. above rate. C. R. Osborn, AgeuL Tickets will be good returning Aug. 15th. Tickets good on all regular trains. Returning train will leave place of exhi­ bition at 7.00 p. m. E. J. Huffman, _____ Age n L ItaM Hall. Again the Nashville business men and clerks went down before the Invincible aggregation of business men from this city. As before, the home team came to the last Innings with the score against them but they slugged out a victory, the score standing 90 to 19. At the conclusion of this game occurred the game between Bellevue and Hastings, during which Hastings made 18 rune, Bellevue 14 and the Bellevue umpire 6 which brought the total Bellevue score up to 20 as the umpire generously gave all the scores he made to bls own team. The game was a slugging match from begin ning to end. both pitchers being hit hard Robinson, the Bellevue pitcher, was one of the most noted twitters of tbe Michigan ty U*“ wbeo 11 won the taterOoltegtate championship a few years ago and has command of many perplexing C.UrTC^ bD.t the h0”1® team succeeded in a per capita consumption of 05 pounds. Is <•<30,000,000 pounds of sugar. Tbe ralue of <,<00,000.000 pounds at 3 cents per pound la *130,000.000 An-ad ralorem tax of <0 per cent, upon thia »132.600,000 will be S33.040.000. This tax of *33,(HO.OOO divided among tbe 68,000,000 consumer, ““Hy °r Item. of sugar will be 73 cents upon each man, At tbe end of the ninth score was a tie necessitating plaj lng the 10th inning. At the State Convention in Grand Rap­ woman and child, or *3.00 upon each fam­ Following Is the aoore though the pos­ itions assigned the Bellevue team may not ids last week the following song was sung ily of fire persons. be exactly correct:by tbe glee cl a b to the tone of “Amcri Bellevue ffmlgrttlon In ttile country has al last Cadwallader exeeedeO Immigration. For tbe•lx __ Mason My country ’ll* of thee, KB Sweet land of Mbeefy, months ending June SO laat, there were 63 Of thee I Bing! RoMmw . I >a vidson Land where tbe wheel* are tied. per cent more emigrants than Immigrants. Land where Industrie* died. Thia has not occurred before since 1830. And to the Knrllih side Took rapUTwlue. A lively rate war among trans-Atlantic Robinson linen la largely responsible tor this saUsLand to which paupers flee. Thy name I tore! taetory .Into ot affairs. Since April 1 last Hastings R. I love Uiy Cleveland frill*. 05.000 persons tram Chicago and Pennsyl­ Thy no trade tariff htlb, McKevttt p —a The Greaham*, Smith* and Mills, vania coal fields have sailed from United Morphy Staten to foreign ports. IM msate swell lhe breeze: Warner Desnoerata, tn year kaeea Osborn If Hazen 8. Pingree lias any Idea as be tat Uhmo wbo breegbt ifel.. tai e Their modiciae take straight •sems to hare that th, people of the great Wooten state ot Michigan look to him u their De­ liverer. and as tbe embodiment of all that is nneelfieb, noble and true, why doe, he 5-SH !••«••• hesitate to aacridee himself unless be has *106,000 campaign hnfi to bat* bln up It hardly seem, posalble that Haxen Isal It a model of truthfulness though? thin ka that tbe office seeka lhe man. SOTKA. In the Nashville game MeKevitt madn two home run, ° Threatened free trade during the pres­ Wm. J. Wilson. formerly of Penn., now ent administration has canned tbe most eertetnly ought to be atltled to thr u.X. of Gun Marsh, left for Penn. Friday, to general depression and actual suffering of "Home-run MeEevitt" claim a dowry vartouaiy estimated at from known In a generation. Depreciation In •86,000 to 8100,000. Mr. Wltaon la toe values, lessened emplojment, reduced only living relative left, all others ware wage, and strikes, the like of which lx ta drowned iu the Johnstown flood four doubtful wee ever equaled In the world, years ago.—Plain well Enterprise. fallowed the free trade verdict ot the peo­ We know of one Mr. Wilson who ple to 1802. JujXBmU o.b.ir.nd would without doubt be gtad to donate a 3 mike weat of thia city. It Is with pleasure that w« are able to an­ nounce FroCHntops fifth *i*« to Hwitac* and would say to the twopta w fervently believe be Is tba nipt man to see If you are having trouble with your •*« or tn wearing the giiwsbi you aw nave. He remains only two days, Aug. IStb. and LMh. DuriM Prat. I’hllllps laat visit he fitted seven pw.pl.• who had absolutely failed to receive belp elsewhere and will aav If you or any of your friend* are having tbe *ame trouble I feel quite eoefidrnt be can plea*e you. Owing to urnjut call* all over lhe state for his services be will remain only two days, Aug, 1Mb. and isth. with Jihj. Beasmer. Michigan produces Iron, coal and lumUer and her lefl.lalor. In ConirreM ,hou)d certainly bejulerextod In tbe welfare and prosperity of their stale enterprise, and In­ On account of Barnum and Bailey a. Congressman Thomas, of Allegan, was show at Kalamazoo on Tuesday, Aug. unanimously renominated for Congress at 14th. the Chicago. Kalamazoo & Saginaw the Congressional convention held at Do­ Ry. will sell round trip excursion tickets wagiac Tuesday. Congressman Thomas from all stations, as below, at the follow­ is a man of broad views, a lover of bis ing low rate of fare: country and firm in the expxesslon of what Woodbury •145 4te believes to be right. He has made an Woodbuid IJS Coat* Grove excellent record iu Congress even though ■ lastinx* he has been in the minority. He has Shultz .15 Cloverdale been faithful to the interests of bis con­ Delton Milo stituents of the fourth district, and has CNMQr .45 left nothing undone for them that he could Richland J’et. East Cooper do. He Is a worker. So overwhelming was the sentiment in his favor that he was renominated by acclamation. j01J.btaks™-1«. - Hut I ng* Market*. on the same day: A measure has been prepared by • sppr>prlale Congressional Committee et&od*lmt Tariff reform on the lines herein • maraud. It Is the result of much patriotic and unselfish work. , . The committee have wisely embraced In tbelr plans a few additional internal rvveuue taxes, including a small tax upon Incomes derived from certain corporate investments. ure,” why was it necessary to say that tbe Ways and Means Committee “wisely em­ braced" II? If tbe Income tax were “wisely em­ braced” by the Way» and Means Commit­ tee “on the lines herein suggested”—in “my message” on what grounds can It be claimed “bow much 1 deprecated” It? Which is “the result of much patriotic and unselfish work?” ‘ Tho Inefficiency of the democratic party stands on record iu a very striking man­ ner. After declaring protection uncor.stltutlonal. yet as foe result of 1? month* For about the twenty-sixth time we will announce that no tariff bill has been PS8Awhisky and Senate trust is, in its truest ed yet but will be “next week" for sure. sense, sectional and vicious. They ’have Coal, iron, whisky and sugar men have redeemed no promise, aud will not even got to be satisfied first. if they pass tbe present monstrocity they called tariff reform.—Inter Ocean. to. our Dess. protection of the McKinley law was for tbe entire people., That of the sugar and President Cleveland's Message to Con­ gress, December 4 th, 1893. right, but It wouldn’t bring about pro ty a little bit as compared with more We have now received our NEW TEA We want you to try it know it We WILL SUIT YOU For A Breakfast Dish try NORTON’S OATS, BECK’S PREPARED WHEAT, L. and C. FORINA, AUNT JEMIMA’S PAN­ CAKES. We have in stock FINE CREAMERY BUTTER. Hams & Van Arman Valaed CustGqers. A.period in onr life u. now arrived when it becomt necessary for us to talk S ly, but kindly to vou^fc us for the sake of truth friendship, and list™ th,t our words may well and truly be understood and let no >2ger arise in your hearts. had confidently hoped that 2“* ne* departure in <>ar trade which we are about to make might never become necessary, but alas! 'w inhumanity to man” and the serious busine-s depression of the entire country has decreed otherwise. We have from time to time loaned a large number of our customers sums which aggregate several, thousands/of dollars from our stock of goods, and which is still outstanding. The larg­ er portion of this money is loaned (in goods) without either interest or security, and as much as we require it to do business, and still be able to accommodate our friends it will now only come to uh in small sums. Therefore we: hereby an­ nounce to all our customers and the public generally that from the date of August. 1st, 1894, we are compelled, for the reasons set forth, toadopt the strictly cash system of trade, with every man. wo­ man and child. Honever, we will say to all those'now in­ debted to us and also to oth­ ers, we want your trade. You will still want clothing and goods in our line, ami we shall be happy tv see you . whenever you have the cash to offer us in puyiuc-nt It will be in our pow r to sell you goods at lower prices than ever, as We shall cease to bear the well known losses of the credit system. The public already know that loues in trade must be borne by some one. How important it is then to you that you deal with those who, do a strictly cash business, as time and money will always be saved. The current expenses of any merchant doing a business for ready pay is far less than others, and it requires no scholar to see. that he can . truly afford and will give you better bargains, as there are no dead horses to be paid for, no book accounts lost, nor paid twice, and both parties feel that value has been re­ ceived and money saved y that best of all, the ready pay system. In closing we will add that some of our credit business has always l>een eqnal to cash,- as it was cheer­ fully tendered ns ever7 month. . , It is therefore with ^ome regret that we have decided to make no distinction in onr customers, but strictly refuse one and all. As you will readily see, no lines whatever can be drawn in this matter, (except be­ tween credit and cash) with­ out giving serious offense- L o nub UUULVLMZU non. — -­ -a single exception to the nn we have marked out. as you pleading would be fruitless. With us then, the days for doing a credit business close forever on the mum 8 Covers Most—Looks Best— of August 1st, 1894. butour stock of goods will be larger Lasts Longer than any than ever, and we wiu •» Other Paint. any goods in our store> a per cent above cost. W main as ever yours, meaniM business in earnest. AGENCY, Tie SHERWIN WILLIAMS Go. E. W. MORRILL & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. _ �Hasting B anner panne ^Thursday. Aug. 9. 1 894. ;a.m PERSONAL mention. containing an recount ot the dmlh of Dr. L W. Brown, who practiced bls proles- —- *’ vt/ R COOK. Local Bdltor. * rj We are in rerelpt ot the Woodstock Sentenlal Review, published Iu Canada, rr!»le goods in a idrug slon In this city from HT5 to 78_ and who will no doubt be remL-mberod by Schum*nn went to • her raotbrr, many or our citizen.. V*. A. Fuller left Wuhlnklim Burton Pennoek’s bouse and bain In Barry to,rn.htp were burned to tbe /• <•/ Powder, . :■ Camphor, Oil Cedar, /’??; Borax, Chloride Lime, Carbolic Acid, Wiial-’- Oil Soap, i. G -s class of goods the best jswi,:.: «i want. The poor is (j- r it” any price. I make a SP ; L’:y of these goods and can ; them to you pure, fresh A,o. The call for lhe county convention for the election of candidate for the various Mrs. Ciemp; t Smith went to Bay View Tuesday morning. county office* will be found elsewhere in this Issue. Tbe chairman of tbe various Mia. F. G, Thiers and children returned to Elsie Saturday. township organizations are lequested to furward caucus notices to lhe Bannkk at once. This refers only to those who have not already elected their delegates. Mr. Small, of Chicago, visited friends In. the city over Sunday. ■ ner, Dan W. Reynolds, Emory Busby and C. W. Jordan, a base ball tournament will be held In thia city Aug. 21st, 22nd and 23rd. A purse of 800 will be divided among the winners, 830 00 going to the winner; 820 to second and 810 to third. The Champion belt of Barry County will also be given to the winners. V i To mystify and astonish but state plain facte that can be easily demonstrated. Dortj FIRST—If you are building a home then you MImi Minnie Porter returned to Wood­ lr» Bbnibard. ot Cnawj-, city yesterday. War­ :V.’E- kx Monday. ground M.sx-ay morning about two odock. The Are was ot Incendiary orig­ in. Insured In the Barry A Baton i„a Co. About SOI bu.hela ot wheat, a .pan of hnr.es, and a lol ot farm machinery were also burned. |/<fnd«r the manageme nt of John . Ithaca [Xl»* Belle Throop, ot Albion, I, vhltlur mud Monday. will do weB to examine the various kinds of heating apparatus. ■ ln the Mm. Marian Goodyear waa In Oran re­ ville over Sunday. Rev. Fr. Kennedy was In Kalamazoo the latter part of last week. Misa Gertrude Pendergast, of Niles, Is visiting friends In the dty. Frank Black was In Kalamazoo the .fore part of the week on business. Crl Ksyra. or OllMt, I, rvl.llve, and frlouda.ln th, city. rtultlug Miss Lucy Myrra, ot San Francisco, Cal., la visiting Mra. Mary Grer. M. L. Cook and son. Robert, returned The National Convention of Fire En­ from Bay View Saturday evening. gineers will be held in Montreal, Canada, Tbe Missea Sable and Hattie Beadle, ot Aug. U, 15, 10, and 17. Chief W. A. .lacksou, spent Sunday In the city. Scidmore, of ’his city, will attend. Pa­ Mra. Matlie Spaulding Is Walting pers and talks on many important features trlend, In Kalamazoo and rlclnlty. of a fireman’s work will be given. This Lieut A. D. Nlskern and family spent citv ought to receive some good results Sunday with friend. In Kalamazoo. ftom the meeting Inasmuch as we are now Tbe Misses Wolt returned tram an i-xputting in our, new fire alarm system. ■ CIRCULATION • j tended ,bit In California laat week. Tiie Barry County Herald published at Eugene Jordan, of Bedford, spent Sun­ week. Delton, by D. J. Westfail is no more, last day with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan. week being its last publication. Tbe edi ­ l&DMfter, changes for advertisements Mr. Williams, of Ohio, is expected to niu*t r.-ach thia office Tuesdays at latest to tor gives five reasons why he has chosen visit Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Drake to-day. .*,u.*U!.‘ iix-Vrrion in the Issue of the week to discontinue, the prime reason being tfhen brought /■ I . that his patronage was so small that he i Mrs. Geo. Bradley and daughter, of couldn’t pay expenses. The Herald has Grand Rapids, are visiting her parents. ERED L HEATH SECOND—Ite a fact that people object to soft coal USE BIG WOFIPS furnaces. so, aud they’re so dirty. invention out in the line of furnaces. By the induction of heated air over the fire and around tiie fire pot all the smoke is burned, so yon have no smoke and no dirt. You also have the advantage of using soft coal which is the cheapest and most powerful of fuels, and you save all trouble from soot. W2 are also agents for the Peninsular Furnace, which burns hard coal, sof; coal oi wco.l. ; • DU N’T H0U5E WITHOUT H BUT fl FURiwarwiTHOUT 5EEINQ y5. 1 WEISSERT BROS. local news. HflRbWrtRE AERCHrtMTS. 82 quires wuldlngsells good 21 In. cotton L you risnt • nice glass tiillip< A’ Erl*- for les’ yazasir. it new in photography can be Christmas studio, Miss Barbara Renkea, of Battle Creek, been an able exponent of tho Interests of Delton nnd vicinity. Editor Westfall will spent Sunday with relatives in the city. ware go to start a new paper in Battle Creek to be known as the “Battle Creek News.” OP* >nd rubln'rs for old style |dnt fruit i M-a! fruit Jar-, something new and •ry out at I’lnlrtps* * Erbs. cr.vine Scotch laddie made bls ap­ n • in thi- dry Monday with his Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt and daughter, of Plainwell, are visiting friends iu the chy. ’ The Seventh District S. S. Association Tin? Misses Allie and Ina Scidmore are will hold its second annual convention on vislUng friends and relatives In Woodthe Islands.at Grand >x*dge, commencing} 7” ■ land/ Tuesday evening, Aug. Slst, end closing Phyllis Diamond returned from a Friday evening, Aug. 24th. Many 1 ..... choice _ C !' virilt u-itix *lior lit Big lilt. Rapids Sat<2*,_ I speakert will tn? present ami a good■ pro,er brother in grain 1s being arranged. Thursday, Aug. utd“V» WE 23rd. will be given over tu .« Young FeoMrs. May Dwight and daughter Bettie, pies ••Parliament” in which all denomlna-! of Chicago, visited friends In the city ARE tional joung peoples societies will be ren- j Friday. < photographs that never iristwWthe reliable pho- HERE who is claimed to be Jimmy Mortimer, the Nashville bank robber, whose case will be before Squire Keuaslon to-day. ___ Tuesday Sam Carlisle was tried before Squire KenaMon for slandering Mrs. Leo­ nard. The Jury in the case brought in a verdict of guilty and he wm fined &TC or GO days in Jail. Middleville. The parties reside bear Elswurtli Cisco, colored, and Grdht Dickinson, living near Hickory Comers, were arrested for stealing a harness some­ time ImI ween J uh 6th. and 8th, They took it to Battle Creek and tried to dia- POfce of It but were unsuccessfnL Dicklason is out on bail but Cisco is In j.iii. On account of tbe races at Gnmd Rap­ id*. tbe Mich. Central will sell excursion tickets Aug. 13 to 17 inclusive, at one and one third fare for Ute rouud trip. Limit­ ed to return not' later than Aeg. 18 b. Children at one half tbe above rate. <X R. OSBJHN, Agent. menla, a. span ot borons, belonging to Willard Gilkey and Jas. R«d. were burned yesterday morning about four year for many years to come. o’clock. Besides tbe barns three stacks Many y«r» MO ck*! f” of wheat aad an oat stack burned alsothe ptxutemdon ot tbe ’’Champion belt” of The lire Is supposed to bare been started Barry County, among Ute bare b*“ el°“ by tramps. Partially Insured. ot tbe county will lx- remembered. O. For several months before the close ot late years thoughts ot this belt, which the war Congressman Tbomu of Allegan, wre .too. time, great boo. of «ut«performed tbe duties ot second Beutenant, ttoo, has dropped from tbe minds of the but not mustered as such, and _ re people. Jim Donovan, ot this dty. has always suppreed that be ranked effleWb Shell In hto possession and will soon . high private. The doctor was twentyput It up tor tbe clubs of the county to one years old then and now-wbeo he U contend tor. The belt 1* a gold plated crowding fifty, he has lust received notice one and to a fit emblem for tbe clubs of tbe from the war department that he has real­ county to contest tor. A. -Bl be ly been a second lieutenant all along. elsewhere a bare bsll tournament win be This Is eueouraglnx and It the duller re­ beidinthlaciiyAug.Sld.SJ-O*”-'^ tain. Ms present excelleat health for an­ under tbe manifewcnt of D. Be> other halt century and the government nolds, C. W. Jordan. John Warner and continues to nose around In the record*, Emorv Busby and “ ,hl’ tournament the ^Zf^-IBbeenUU- to bold W. he may ultimately bo bawled to porteriW a. a brigadier general.-Grand Lapid* Dr. continued health and prosperity, and trust that be may see July Slat °t each . -a-,. fKsz Annntv Democrat. walking advertisement for- our house. Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what I we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ Everyone who buys once comes again, and invites his friends to come too. We are selling our goods as low as they can be sold anywhere. TO Every sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really ment clear through. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have knocked prices down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY reliable. We are not here for a day, nor for a month. W. H. SPENCE. Department at Lansing, on the “Army It Worn;;" wili be found In this Issue. will pay you to read iL don’t have to;” the other, “Go to h—1 with Nashville and Bowens Mills played a your train.” A few days later, when It became apparent that the strike had col­ game ot bill al tbe tprmer place Friday, lapsed, both applied fur their old Jobe, and aud resulted In a score ot H to to Io favor Pontiac Chief will trot In the 2:15 class Will McKevltt pitched lhe this time it was the company that “didn’t ot Nashville. at Grand Rapids next Tuesday afternoon have to,” and now both risen are digging last Hve Innings tor Bowen’, Mills and and several of Ills admirers contemplate held tbe Nashville base ballista down to on the water works ditches at 81.25 per taking hi the races on that day. day. Moral: Don’t monkey with a buxx three runs. Russell has lost received a large Invoice ■ Fouxi}—On Monday a wool check for ot the latest styles In dress goods, which a sum of money. Owner can have same *iasl week Tuesday was Dr. A., P. certainly ought to please. Tbe good, arc by rajling at Doyle’s saloon, proving pro­ Drake’s doth birthday and be was tbe not only ot very pretty make up but the . perly and paying for this notice. fortunate victim of a complete surprise price Is very "low cut.” It anyone Is Wanted—Manager for financial insli-; gotten up by bls wile and Mra Wight­ thinking of gening * new dress, Russell’s tutlon. ( Reference and bond required. man. Eight of tbe Dr’s Intimate friends stock should bf closely Inspected before Liberal Inducement to the right man. Ad­ were present and one ot the most elabor­ dress, The Eastern Assurance Company, ate dinners ever served in this city par­ they buy. On account of the German Working­ Philadelphia, Pa. taken oh/ Two toasts were given Id Whim men’. Aid Society at Grand Rapids, tbe Road Commissioners can find 8 incfi" the Krespondeu with an Impromptu Mich. Central will sell excursion tickets Bridge Plank at our vard in Hastings. talk, surprising all present with his easy, Aug. 1» and 30 at one and one third tare Other people can find anything they want fluent reply which Is said to have beenoth tor tbe round trip. Limited to return un­ very bumorous nature. The occasion was a -m the line of lumber and shingles. til Aug. 31st. Children al one halt the moat pleasant oM, and ^a flttlng recognlBentley. Tomlinson and bider. above rate. C. B. Ospokm. tlrm ot the birthday of one ot our most Agent Sheriff McKevltt was in Detroit tbe fore prominent and respected citizens and pro­ P«rt of the week subpoenaing witnesses fessional men. In common with tbe tew Two large barns near Cressey Corners, in the case of lite people vs Williams, who were present, all join In willing the oontalnlng SO tons ot bay, farm Imple- Is what we give to every customer. a resented. The Seventh District comprises Dr. Waddle ami family left for a two the cqantiea of L.nia, Clinton. Eaton and ■ «evks visit with relatives In Canada Mon­ Barry and each S. S. In the territory ' day night. Heinz pickling vinecar at Phillips A sliould send delegates. y13h Hannah Dewey, of Owosso, is E:l -. Nee the mammoth sample bottle at ( The Heatings Banner of last Friday says I ' ^iog with F. R. Pancoast and family tieir <tore. •_ that on tiie Mondaj\.previous a snake that • al Wal1 ,akeA’.! dceu. duo M. D. K’*e«l will lie left b said to be at least 95 feet in'length was1 Mbs Davis-who has beeu visiting at With Justice of Peace for collection if nod seen, by a gentleman ok unimpeachable ' Baker ShrinerX returned to her home in paid in 10 <lay«. , • I . . ~ ................. rv.._ r...-- TI,..^,.U<. character, near Carter’s lake near Has­ Iowa Thursday. GtorgeLandl' has purrliaaed a druJ _________ _______________ _ tings. The snake lias been seen by others. Miss Gwendolyn James returned to Man­ store at Horton and will soon take posses-li a?((1 noW remembers that about istee Friday after a few wecgs visit with rfen. Sucre ■> lo 5OU George. I twrtllv yefrg ago B circus cage containing Miss Genie Brown. 1 Ut- ’.re -Uli .‘■Tiling Mason fruit Ja™] throe reptiles was tipped over near this Miss Flo Beadle has returned from - .>3p<« ti an any other house iu the city. I pCliBl and Uiat tliey escaped, and this is «------------. -BUU ‘u,n 19 । Nashville where she lias been teaching in supposed to be one of’em. It is to be .prof.Andrus' summer normal school. Wlnn6gt,„, u„. •The Iks! and freshest-canned goods iMiprd he «111 net come urarei to rortl.nd . hu vW|h|1 M|JJ G1.n|<. In the market al PhBttpa A Krbs. They khan he now la -Porlland Obrerrre. --------- --■ -1-1' Bulk- .. specialty of keeping extra nice ’ When lhe strike on lhe Grand Trunk Brown, left for n visit with Kalamazco canned ghods. ’ C... was inaugurated, two Marcellus men held friends Saturday morning. ^Krimmber E. W. Morrill A 6>. are now Mrs. D. H. Merriman and daughter who the position of freight conductors and selling goods at 10 per cent a love cost were drawing about 8125 a month each. have been spending a week at the home of t'>t cash only. No credit giv»>n to any one Both quit work, and both were invited to Prof. Sterling, left Monday for their fu­ after Aux 1. IS 94. resume, one of them being offered a pas­ ture home at Mendon, where Mr. Merri­ ' I’rcHs- Builrtin from the Agricultural senger train. One, telegraphed back. “I man is to sujfcrintend the schools. । Because they smoke THIRD —The KEENAN Smoke. Consuming Furnace is the latest and beet THE DRUGGIST’S. Tins Why? E take pleasure in announcing to our friends and the public generally that on and after SEPTEMBER. 10th we propose to conduct our bus­ iness, both buying and selling, on the cash plan. A long experience in the clothing business has convinced us that the system of selling goods on credit to be paid for when convenient is a most vicious one. The increased expense of doing a credit business, on account of book­ keeping and collecting, the amount of inevitable losses every year because of bad debts, which will occur, notwithstanding the most careful discrimination; the loss of interest from having a large amount of capital “tied up” in book accounts all render necessary a large margin of profit which has to be consid­ ered as business expenses and paid for by the cash buyers. Besides this, the bad feeling constantly occurring because credit is given to one customer and refused to another, and the disagreeable necessity of being obliged to dun customers for past due accounts, confirms us in our determination in the future W to sell only for cash. R. K. GRANT. �_ = The Michigan State Fair, >S' ’ SEPT. SEPT. AT DETROIT < 10 to 21. 4 Will be one of the best, if not the best of ail held in Michigan. 10 to 21 the great fairs J ; - ---- WHILE AT THE FAIR,---- Dont fan to visit the press room of The Evening News lhe Great Daily of Michigtsi. The opportunity should not be miss41 ed by any one. J< < MORE THAN 60.000 COPIES DAILY. » r I > । But. besides the grief I feel about this I matter, I am haunted with fears. Tell i 6y R1G1ABD™ C°LM-J i if.; I I I I ! | me, dear, for all sakes.’’ “Then I will. Father, when entirely possessed in understanding, said that he had been kept from mak­ l oMN5ToNing a will by brother, who suggested . (jMUBie miMLUMon that he and I could settle the estate between ourselves without need of [TO BB CONTINUED ] | help frdm thb courts." passed pleasantly, despite j '‘Yes, that's what I was sure of. The m< the feebleness of the guest. Her words 1 Cullen, I know what I owe to your and manners, as always, were the nat-' brother. What I am going to say is oral outcome of womanhood that had i with full sense of that obligation. I had good opportunities for its culture, owe something to you, also, and there The shadb upon her face, hardly deep- are debts of yet higher, far higher er than what long had been habitual, dignity. Cullen, my solemn convicindicatedj neither embarrassment nor tion is that your father believed he regret'*ft any special cause. She did had no will.” not try ___ sister, ________ _ __ „__w,who _______ conceal her admiration ___ for ' “' But, Arthur Dabney, is the perfect health nnd excellent beauty a good lawyer, tells me that is not of Hanniih. i what the law calls revocation of a “Oh. Hannah!” more than ■ once abe ' once-existing will, and that any said, “you do look so well! No wonder ■ amount of proof of such a belief would you and brother think so much of each 1 have no effect—wouldn’t be even other. As for Pearce, he is just per- t listened toby the court." feet.” , J “Is that so?" she said, with profound “I thank you, sister," mid Cullen, awe. “for all three of us. I think myself « MS>o Dabney says.” that Hannah is hard to beat, and, I Reflecting awhile, evidently studysince the boy has come, we don’t sec ing what words she should employ, site yery well what we could do without said: him." I [ “But, Cullen, suppose—for instance, “I, hopelheTl become more and more 1 suppose your father actually did cle..omfortito 1 f stroy a paper which he took to be his a comfort [to you. brother.” mer she j will? A/terdinii *■■*“ *_ said: --•» »•«- I merely ask fbr inforniayon." ■-* “Hannon. .. dear, I wqnt to have some । “I doubt if that would affect the rial conversation with you case notably, sister, unleas.it coaid be W0I - .--V -V--T- «__ ______ - _____ .v— ■ ,, ■ both togel her and separately. Perhaps i proved very clearly that the paper so Td as well ’have * ' ’it* first " * with ’** •brother ** • • destroyed had been fraudulently subif you not he ,please.” j stituUd." “Certain ly. Sis Julia. I’ve got some* ; “I don’t suppose that could be done," things to ook ' after *' •in — - aud- she said, in a low voice, looking down the yard garden, ax -.1 . will leave you and Cullen upon the floor. Then suddenly she for awhili . Don't hurry. _ _ You aud I spoke with animation: “But. Cullen dear, you know, at least can have <! ar chat at any time. ‘ " I wish 1 yon could pend tho night with us. We i Mr. Amerson says, that nil the land would do ( ur best to make you cora- j out here and the large traqt on the fortablc." ; Oconee were bought siucc the will, and “Oh, dea ••. no. child! I enn tdothat. i therefore didn't pass by it?” We'll call ou after awhile.” “I am aware of that, sister,” he As Ilann .h, .1 leading the child, was answeretl. with some retracting in going out, Fulia said: tone “What a blessing, Cullen, you two She regarded him with much cagerhave in eac i other, and what another ness. ' ”ff I could so arrange it, as I’m sure I could, wouldn't you take both of those places?—knowing without a doubt," she quickly added, “what your father wished?" “I couldn't take any more than what ' it would be recognized universally 1 that I was entitled to, sister.” 1 “Not for my sake?” ! 4 * “l BKI.XI) NO MIMA6E, CVLLKN.” Ln Pearce! 'How various are human lives!” Then, not)waiting for his"answer, she quickly said: “Cullen, within this last month Pre been—wait a little while.” And she I >ke into sobbing. After recovering, ie, sadly smiling, oontin। good Ood for tears! Now For the last mouth I have rely unhappy that I have not only w ihed but prayed to be taken out of this ife sooner than I have been expecting, 1 don’t know whether or not yoowe e very r w ___ ____ r__ ____ greatly surprised at the content* of your father’s will, but I mast believe so; because he seemed to have got fully reconciled to yon and Hannah both, and I suspected was xnore fond of you than of your brother. I want us to talk with each other about U in as mush confidence ns—as is conRtofant with the different relations we Cullen?*’ with fall respect and proper consideration. So I shall agnate with you; and the first Fd like to My la thia: I trust you bring aort" i “I bring no meaaatre, Cullen; non*. 1 told Mr. hwmra thia rooming that that he wm glad to hear ——j - . beatow, and pressing aolldtation for .USO putieuvv had to be studied and practised by a Hannah to rfall her as bafore, she I business man: no doubt about that. went away- tamedlutaly after herde- । Hi* wife smiled Mkdly. seeing tbe im­ nurture, Callen put on his hat and t pression upon Hannah of his l?reat sol­ went out Vi the field. The inovement' emn word. Not long *ftar bl» return hurt Hannah, even to some reM-n’w | ment. Perhaps he foresaw it, but she said: •Hannah. I’m going out for awhile thought well to binder another disens- | to see a poor woman who has been do­ sion, knowing that now she would be ' ing some little work for me. Yon and further than before from according , Mr. Amerson can entertain each other with bl» views. Homo of her behavior | „ I won’t b. in the first year of their marriage had f till I get pack, can y not been such as his RemutiveaeNS re“Oh, yea, abler,’’ Mid Hannah, with gardtxl as entirely becoming. It had some rural embarrassment She had •tang him somewhat several times to ; always regretted her want of the eaM witnes-s whatsehqied to' him her rather indelicate efforts to win the regard of : ahe noted in Milledgeville women. “Oh, yes," Wiley said, with polite re­ hi-father and brother. So also he hod ■ suffered from her occasional allusions t assurance; “Hannah and 1 can manage somehow till you get back, Julia. I'm to their comparative poverty, and in­ timations that different action on hia not much of a talker; but Hannah is first-rate at that I’ll let her entertain part would qhangc IL- Believing yet that her course had been wiser than me while you're gone." “Oh, Brother Wiley!" WM all Hanher husband’s, and that Wiley could ] be brought to termH which, if not just, j nab could think to say. After his wife had gone, he proposed ought to be reasonably satisfactory. | she persuaded herself that it was her to walk into the garden and inspect an duty to persevere, but to do so with : arbor which had been made of his de­ greatest prudence, nnd Ln such, wise as , vising. Hannah, not knowing exactly to—us to—indeed. Hannah, in this new ( how to treat such an invitation, ac­ view of her powers, and of what she ceded, and repairing thither they Mt ought and had at least a mothers down upon one of the rude benches right to do. could not easily have an- , within. Then Amerson said; swertKl to herself as to what. Possibly . there might be some danger on the line her thoughts were following, but , I Upon receipt of your address and fifteen she trusted that even that was prefer­ able to inaction and supine submis- 1! cents In postage stamps, we will mall you ’ prepaid SotTYKNOt Poirrrouo or the sion. On Cullen's return she met him Wom.D’s Columbian Exposition, lhe M usual, and in their talk ubout the regular prnj<! -----------_— price „ is ui>j fifty --cents, but ---as we want late visit nothing was said by either । yo(| |0 have 0|)e we the price nomYou find with which the other could disagree, ji Kai." |nB| y ou 'win w|j, fl n(j It a work of art and a I thing to l»e prized. It contains full page : views of the great buildings, with deacrlpCHAPTER IX lions of same, and-------Is executed In highest One morning Cullen said: .1 — —------.------“Hannah, it’s been near three weeks style of art if not satisfied with It, alter will refund the tbe stamps stamps and and since Sister Julia was here, nnd you 1i you *«« gel ’n.~we » **’ *1 “ refund haven't been in to see her yet. Don’t . let you keep the book. Address H. E. BvCKUDf A Co.. Chicago. 111. . you think it's time?” He had got to suspect—anil this was true—that she was waiting for him to ' .ztoTbose who have used Dr. King’s New suggest the visit. “I’ve been thinking of it, Cullen." ; Dboovery know Its value, and those wbo she answered; “but somehow I’ve kept . have not, have now tbe opportunity to try putting it off. I'll go in a day or two, ( It free. (MU on the advertised Druggist if you think 1 oughtn't to delay . and get a trial bottle, free, bend your name and address to H. E. Baekien A Co., longer." Chicago, and get a Mtn pie box of Dr. "Why not go this evening or to-mor- ' King’s New Life Pilla Free, as well as a row? 1 think I'd go this evening, and j copy of Guide to Health and Household spend the night. Mirny and 1 can take ! Instructor, free. All of which is guaran­ teed to do you good and cost you nothing at W. H. Goodyear’s Dreg store. . 1 j . ' ; ' The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin irruptions, aud posh tlvely.cure plies nr no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction nr money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. U. (ioodycar, the druggist. Miraady Hanks and Betsy Swan, Talked oa, and on, and on, and on: nirandy, surely you’re not through Your washing, and your scrabbiag, too And everything’a u white as snow; 1 UM the SOAP called SANTA CLAUS.' SANTA CLAUS SOAP. THE NX FAIRBANK COMPANY, Cfc* yiwiiiWtwa: Reduced “TA/ CrsaUst f/*il nr Pgrudiftb.” restart men of the world write the Uterstare Ewry frsat subject Is taken up by Ths Ferun when It satorsll; comes lots public attesUM and la trsafed by ths best aattarttlss. without regard to partita •r ersods. ft will hoop any thoughtful rsador Inforaed on tho tarts and probloas :g Ann Arbor has been allowed two more mail carriers. To many tboafhtfu! people, the price oi The Forum has hitlurtc been pr». hlMtocy; indeed all the frert Re views have been too high in price tor the nswi of intelligent readers. But now tho number oi readers of thougbttsl UtcrstaW —men nnd women wbo wish really to know what is going on In the world Mtside tbe narrow limits oi porticuiar sects and parties is great enough in the United States to warrant so revolutionary a reduction In price. The Forum discusses important subjects, but It Is not dull. The literature oi contrwpo. raneous activity is, la fact, the most ieterrsting c>< oil literature. American cttixeashlp Implies that a man shall know tho opinions ot the furuocst men and the latest great achievemcau in every direction oi activity. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. 3 The Form It now at cheap as the magazines cf mere entertaianut. THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE GREAT REVIEWS. Wben Bsby w» nick. wr katc nr'r (.Kastoria. When she *M a Child, she cried fur CwUxia. When she bcccnr Mias, cltui^ to Cortona. When abe had ChUdn-ti. sbc ga*- Ui>*m CUatorU The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. 35c. a Copy. $3 a Year. * 3 LAYING 1NCR MEAD ON DIS SHOl'I.DKU SMR WEPT. The Twenty-second Michigan Infantry care of Pearce for one night, and I can HI hold a reunion at Pontiac. August 30. spare Jim from the plow better now iTheoid fltfi -- z!J “_„j will surely be present than ” than later.” M.. D. ----Bailey, receiving "I'd rather not go this evening; but, -•— t-------- « Teller, ■?------ - Grand --------as -it's convenient. I’ll go to-morrow Rrp*<1b. (Mich..) Savings Bank, says he “Not for yours, dear sister, nor for of “Adlronmorning. I won’t star all night unless cannot say ton much In *favor — anybody’s, because such an act would . Ir And al._a j a U- a decided , ... pleas. that 1. it __ would ' da^ « . Wheelej " "T1" ’s ’ Heart H'*rt-' and Nerve Cure. subtract from my self-respect, by seem- * are to .later, and .He nrxe. it.j So,'‘ br <’«’«'>•"• ing equivalent to a compromise with j The next morning, after laying out ' The body o( William Randolph, aged brother, which I have resolved not to . the servants' several duties, putting j 20, wf)0 WBS drowped at Algonac. Tuesmake." 4 on some of her best things, she set out w,s recovered yesterday by a diver. “Oh, my Lord, what can be done In ... *w i . ,---------------------------- ------this case? Are you. then, going to do . " bum. <lrivea by a negro boy. nothing to get at least some of your f I?1 «pecu)ate<l much on happy life that must be led nt rights? I don’t know what to say or । the Milledgeville, where ahe ulwuya had ia( what tojdo!” ! wished and hoped to live. She could She looked around the room in de­ । not account for her sister-in-law's Kiater-in-law's spair. _ _ _. _ "The Wise is in Dabney’s hands, sfa- avowed •TO,wt? Dreferenee pre'crc”™ of o( t.ho mnnirx=ohn‘ry. ex- ! juctuNcis m u«i.uuy s nuuas, sis- ___ . . ...... . .---- — tar; •but... he ha« my. taatractions not to ] ?, ' by ,?'-v poor . .. , cept attnbnting it to to herher poor T 7 I health, and she reflected with pain, in move in it for the present, no matter । which she would not have admitted what grounds he may suspect ho has.” ConeressnMti Riehirdwn Tratenlty there was any anger, that her exclu­ Her quick sense sar the tenderly sion from the society for which she presented a petition trout tHrtr-6,e tillcompassionate motive of his breast, almost longed could have been pre­ rens of Grand Rapids, asking for tbe i&and, laying her head upon his shoul­ peacbment of Attorney Genera] Olney. der. she wept and wept. At length, vented by her husband. Not that she Ayer’s Hair Vigor Is cleaaly, agreeable, loved him less, but for her sake, she lifting herself, she looked into his face It U the moat ele­ argued, he ought to be willing to make beneficial, and safe. with much tenderness, saying: gant and the most economical of toilet “My dear brother, I could not invent some Nocrifice of his own feelings. She preparatlona. By its use ladies can pro­ was received with great cordial ­ wards to express how much 1 admire ity by Mrs. Wiley Anderson, who. duce an abundant growth of balr, causing your nobility and your gentle true­ It to become natural color, lustre, and tex­ after finding that it would be no disheartedness. I know that if Mr. • ture. Dabney should discover or should ■i appointment to Cullen, urged and dllwus b*’c raised about believe himself to have discovered 1I easily prevailed upon her to remain until the morrow. Some relief from J400 for a band tournament, and sent out any grievous fraud in this un­ Tbe the distress of this good woman had 75 invitations to bands to attend. happy affair, you will give me, affair will be held tbe midair of August. If I then be alive, timely warning. come from the apparent anxious desire Ncttoub deMIH, I, , ooanou And Cullen. I won’t ask you to come of her husband to make a liberal al­ lowance to Cullen, mainly, as he said, PWnL nperially unoog women. Tbs to our house, but you won’t forbid Han­ for the sake of Hannah and her child. brat medlral tmtment tor Ute dteonter la nah's coming sometimes, will you, to As for giving a full half, this he de­ • penlatant oobim ot Ayer", Sraparllla see me? For I tell you, my brother, I Thl, clared he would not, as it would be ad­ to elnuK and lovlxorate the blood. am nearly gone." belnc aceompltebed, nature will do tbe “Why, surely not, sister. Hannah mitting either incompetency or unjust rest. partiality on hia father's part, and that ought to go to you sometimes, and I’m his own services in conducting the a<,^r>ndRaP,d9 ^Publicans ratified tbe sure she will wish to do so. unless she most of the old man’s money affairs action of tbe state convention. There should find that brother objects." during lhe last ten years were not was a large and enthusiastic meeting, with “No, no; he will not object I’ve many clever speeches. worthy of compensation. His wife, heard him say often that Hannah was not misunderstanding him or his one of the finest women he knew." w**r bbpsrnwabte and tight fitting claims, yet was thankful for tbe hope . He said nothing. After a moment bate that oomtrlct the bteod-aaeeela of the imparted by his words that in time a •ralrUae Ball’, Hair Renewer bhwk•he rose and said: lowllX.endyouwinuott^X" settlement could be had, and she en­ ‘-‘Well, I pray to God every day to deavored to trust that this might be mhke some solution of this case that made through Hannah. Admiring win be ri<hl tor all. I'll go oot and , Cullen for his spirit of Independence, a Niles private company and aoe Hannah a little while. Then*. I she yet thought that perhaps it was will try municipal light and water ’ T*a see her among her roeo-buabes. Don’t . price hi be palfi 1, W,wo. * well that Hannah took more practical coine in, child," she cried; “I’m oom- , views of present conditions. So she ing. Hannah," she said, when she had resolved to let her aud Wiley have at reached the garden, “I’ve had some ■ least one interview alone with them­ IHtle chat with Cullen, not as satiafac- . selves. When he came home to dinner, he was very poUte to Hannah, and compromise with his brother. Perhaps showed satisfaction when his wife said she was to vpend the nlffht there n«ww> ■!> in------- -- --- Zr. “z* w eouie He aaked civilly alter Cnllan and “I don't think Cullen is right in that. Pearce, and evinced gratification whan Sister Julia, and he knows I don’t Of Children Cry for ' Pitcher’s Castorla, Children Cry for Pitcher’S CSStOria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castona. A 1 that rather premjng concern. I would like to mn.ic with yon and Hannah. They will need not more than a oOTnlo of are expecting to go on returned “• —"I-4. TbWofk Wly Trite ----- AND----- ONE YEAR FOR OHLY > 1-00, CASH IF AbY/IHCL Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. �CoumII rreoKHi,,, then follows, in the order named, a nar-' row white line, a yeliourtah stripe, a faint, WORN-OUT HORSES. Common Council met In regular session white line, a dusky stripe, a narrow white THANKS TO NANTUCKET P94* -"Thursday. » 1 Frl. eve, Aug. 8, 1804. Going the rounds is a pretty story line, a yellowish stripe, and aw obsnn* Funny Statement Due to a Printer*" about Rosa Bonheur. Some time ago Pres. Hicks presiding. whl e line.; tbe belly la a dirtv green. Ttme-Mavlur Device. Present at roll call, Aid Benuett. Busby, The armi worms rliange but iltite In Tho Animals Turned to Account | a Russian grand duke was visiting It was an old custom in many news­ Hicks, Tiukler aud \\ aters. * , color w.wi through lumugn tne When Dead. their entire growth. When Paris and chanced to dine in her com­ paper offices, says the Worcester Ga­ Absent at roll call. Huffman, Osborn fully fully grown grown they they are about one and-balf pany. They got op very well, and at zette. for the printers to make use of and Insert. -Jd We Wel~>ert. luchra Tl>., bon tbrmwl,.» inches Ion,. long. Tiny Iben then bury tbemselve* »om Their Ca «!■ and Fertilising “saving galleys," or little racks with dessert they ate philopcna together— Ou UKM1OU of AM Bu.by reading of In th- ground, when tbe, fluLb teedinu I, Material A; that is to say, they shared a double mln., or lout meeting postponed. and a lew day, later iran.fonn bdo . compartments, which.they used as a la­ almond. But the duke, when next Mo,«l by Aid Bennett that 825 be op- ehry.Ua or pup.. The, will™ u bor-saving device. When after the pa­ C’MMi. day they met. forgot to say "philololl ls to •pay Chief Ul of , thio condition milll ibe la.t of Auiru.l or per had been printed they “distributed” -proprlatad -■» eifa-nse, » —ot• VU1VI pena, ” and lost the bet. lie asked the Fire Dept, to National Convoatlon Convention Fire tbeflrot ot September, when they will an Farmers whose horses are played out the type, putting the several lettere Engineers held In in Montreal. Carried, Carried, Engineer, pear >, a reddldi broa u moth otallUr to and useless now know where to dispose I back in their respective boxes, they artist what present be should give her and she added, laughingly: “Any _ — — .. woiu. suniiur to ,.v Ayes, Beuuvtt, Bennett, Busby. Busby, Hicks. Hicks, Tinirtor Tinkler ।I the the ulngy «il»»i»v moth? m«n—flying «•-«------around- the lights of I’ithem. TT'***' They sell thorn asJlow as two ° would save some <rf the most frequent­ animal that would do to paint; some­ and Waters. U nl«bL TIkw iuoU>. du not un ibe to"*™ ------- * - to - « ejtobltohment boro ly recurring words, such as "and,' thing pretty, you know.” The duke plant*, bot mate; and a lew dat a later ^at con.erU tbe animal Into a fcrttl- “the," "when," etc., putting them in - — - — —- ..... wu.um, ujwj a ic. ?<othing more Aid Osborn took his seat. the female* will commence lajiug egg* ou lzer’ and theD Uter on thc farmcr pur- a compartment of the rack, to be drawn smiled and departed. .eQ .!iaer and.plants on tho farmer purMoved by Aid Bennett that- the injunc­ the grass iu the meadows, past Gres, and' chases thethfertilizer was heard of him and the lady had the out- l out when needed in setting up the tion of Mrs. Bailey be rvf.tTed to tbe City esperially waste places, such as tmitebre put of Ms old horse where it will enrich quite forgotten the affair.' when soma next day’s paper. If it were in a sea­ Atty, with instruction and power to de­ and "cal holes." The ciuoths soon die. hiscrops and hasten their growth. The months afterward, tbe royal forfeit port where some shipnews was printed, fend the city iu the same. Tie. The eggs' rem.du over winter and the concern that deals in old horses, says arrived—to-wit. three enormous polar the words “ship.” "brig," “bark," etc., Avea, Bennett. Hicks and Waters. next spring hatch out into small army the Chicago Tribune, is in the business would be added, and also the name of Nays. Busby, Osborn aud Tiukler. worms that fmid and grow Just as tbelr Of d roduci no«>—’ •*---------. Moved by Aid Bennett that difficulty prrdecvKbors did. of producing fertilizer, and the more certain ports, as “Boston,” “Provi­ between lhe city aud Mr. Vroman ‘be The army worm eateplllars and moths horses available the better it is for tho dence,” “Nantucket." If the printer -*y !»• *t.mii'i luuHjin In aIMHuilZ ]wavs prospered despite hard times «UJ J”11”5"? •*!»*.lm* by mistake drew the wrong word from left to the side, walk committee with the I |n others,! the galley, taking .“ship" instead of power to adjust the same. Tie. I any reaM>H, but it b only rii occasional . j • — . - — ■■ •-•.-j n.. «>VLn:?iVllH 1 , .* often costs more to prepare a Ayes. Busby, Bennett and Tinkler. seiMion “ry march out >nxu season wi-A" when ’they from their ttnu tmmness depression, rhe concern “bark" or “Salem” instead of ‘’Ports­ Nays', Hicks, Osboru and Waters. house for repainting- that has been usual frtdmg ftndtng grounds, the maribes, marshes, an i Rtonds ready to purchase all the ' mouth,” the error would probably be ' discovered by the proof-reader, but in fifrU, The following accts, audited:— strip .1... the surrounding MvlJa fields w of itbelr grow- . borsoa that can be procured. painted in the first place with cheap 0 jJ the hurry of going to press it someM. C. IL IL Co., freg niai of or price paid is one dollar and a halfJ"to S37.14 Ing crops. A dry season, such as that ready-mixed paints, than it would f | times escaped detection. Jas Murphy, ctg. rags etc. ■ vert favorable favnr«i.tM for them .»----- •to dollars a head. They are worth 14.08 last year, is very | An amusing instance of the mistakes Hocking Fuel Co. coal, increase rapidly, and soon to spread oat ­ 18.23 to have painted it twice with strict­ nothing to the owners, and when it is ’ A. Maynard, ctg 1.00 side the marshes on surrounding gras-, ■ incident to tbe system occurred in a ly pure white lead, ground in pure considered that about* five hundred : A. Angle, labor 1.00 when tender food becomes scarce. If peo­ . certain office. The printer was setting pounds of fertilizer la procured from linseed oil. M. Smith .60 ple with marshes on or near (arms would up an account of the experience of a G. Crnmcr 3.00 take the trouble to burn the marshes over each animal it can easily l>e seen that I vessel which ; was driven before the an auction IL Waters at an) convenient lime through the tall, a good margin of profit is made. If ;j wind upon a Ice shore. Death in its 4 50 • x|>erience F. Bennett 8.75 they would burn moat .of the eggs, snd so the supply holds out they kill on an •: most dreadful form stared the crew ■ins reasonC. Dennett 3.00 prevent what might result iu an army average three horses a day all the year j and passenger* in the face, but at lhe round at there works, and, as the busi­ C. Shultz \ 3.00 worm invasion tbe next year. . SMITH. Tbe prospect* are that there will be no ness is of long standing, it is estimated last critical moment, when the ship Geo. Reed 6.00 it 75 ! kvin-ral ihvastoy next year. ...v.v « that enough Lorres have been disposed was just on the point of being dashed W. S. Scidmore forms a permanent base for repaint­ B Phillips 3.75 ’ SH'ftt nuny parasites, such as tbe "blow- of to supply a large standing army. upon the rocks, it glided between two ing and never has to be burned or 9.00 : “bd s’endvr bee-like parasites Hint The ages of these infirm brutes range* dreadful ledges "into a little bay. M. Mcl’lmrlin where the anchor was thrown, and SM ITU 4.00 th£ir <•« tiie array wurau. The IL B. Wightman, viewing sheep scraped off on account • of scaling from riftceq to twenty-five years, and 18.00 ■ ’ hatch lulu a maggot that feeds on the their condition depends largely upon safely held the gallant craft, saved S. Pratt, surveying or cyacking. It is always smooth IVoodii md. Mich from destruction by the merciful inter­ 3.25 ' nrn)>’ w’rtw. destroys it, and later dianges the life tltey have led. M. D. Rrral. r|w Many of the and clean. To be sure of getting 3.50 if the parposition of divine Nantucket!’’ Tiie J. Townsend, plow beam 3.50 . ,”to a P»TMft« like ftn pan nt animals look as if they, hadn't seen strictly pure white lead, purchase all the readers of that paper were thunder­ The city of Hastings Dr. to the follow— .| “‘riri"4 have dune ss good - wiiifc — in oats since they were colts, and others any of tne following brands: struck, but printers saw that the com­ iug named persona for street work in 3rd. I ’’’K'-ons visited tiy myself, -•Moway, “Anchor,’' ------- " * I nnd we du not have a dry autumn, there are spavined-sprung nt the knees and positor had pulled the wrong word from ward. “ Shipman," blind. An apartment of the building “ Bckstein," ;i<tehde*l to. 6.75 ’’•* little danger u( an attack next Wm Ttnnyck his galley: . “ Armstrong 4 McKelvy,” 5.70 1 -v‘‘“r’ •“ n«*riy every caterpillar cuiiveted is set apart as the death house, as it is ‘‘Southern,” M. Custer. Khappen. “ Beymcr-Baumsn,' MEXICAN BRICK LAYERS. "Bed Beal," here thj executioner wields the instru- J 3.45 j ha'‘ been kiik*<l by some parasite, Dfivid Wolcott “ Davis-Chambers,” "Colliar.” s’lo I When an army worm invasion occur.*-. inent of death. . Fred Beadle . A Uulte<I Slates Soldier Glve» Them a “Fahnestock.” & DENISON. .The manner of disposing of tbc.ani. 1.95 > thing iliat can be done is lu trap Joe Mu*«en Foz Colobs.—National Lead Co.’* Ppra 3*60 *l,w caterpillar In ditches. V ’1 White Lead Tinting Colon, a one-pound can When they toQIs 1* When led from the pen James Shea ’ Capt. J. IL Kenly, in his ‘ ‘ Memoirs I to a 'ay-poand keg of Lead and mix your own 'I- Trust po. I .'Zq • start from their lirrediag ground it is In. the horse. Ls tied to a post and the Bldg.. lAtule Beadle of a Maryland Volunteer," describes I paints. Saves time and annoyance in matching ’’ ” •I 8O,,|® certain direction, and feW •obstruc"black cap" placed over its head. The follow h! Raplik. Michigan. The city of Hastings Dr. to the with evident satisfaction a little scene | shades, and insure* the best pain*, that it is pos­ to put on wood. , In the . rto0 '* “ ’ ‘ W tDenv Or change their Course. ing named persons for street work executioner then strikes it a blow in the city of Jalapa during the Mexican I sible Send us a postal card and get our ‘If they come to s building they climb up d Surdfob. 4th ward. nnd color-card, free; it wil prob 8.20 * over down onithe other' ride, and con- across the bead with an ax nnd the an- war. The Frifted States troops were I paints you a good many dollars. Wm. Beadle inial falls helpless to the floor. Its Everything ; br night Of10.80 ’rinte their Journey. If it I* a brook, theyJ’ ' throat Ls (then cut and life vanishes. in garrison iu. the town. • ' NATIONAL LEADICO. . Louie Beadle 12j;o ' riridge it with their numbers nnd pass on,'• This douc^ the process of dissection was quiet, and the' inhabitants and Chicago Branch, James Shea the soldiers were, on very good terms. State and Fifteenth Streets g*..Q or perish in thii attempt. When they Fred Beadle ' and separation begins. The hide is It was not uncommon, says Capt. 1.50 । c<"nc » ditch, they drop intu ft and a:y at law. Golleib Webber removed and « <t I tempt to climb up the other side, but It ft first , . , the carcass boiled,, if Kenly, to see an American soldier Clarence Bishop Has lings. . . Mich. 1 H proper!' . i,i»lnictr.l. lh.-y will k« p It contain^ »ny fau The sr.-osc v. des- mending his boots alongside of a 2X5 ; <»f th i* state. ColWm. Tvnnyck droppiiUkback because of the loose soil ignated as "horse oil." The bones of Mexican shoemaker, or a carpenter .in 3.30 rinded to. Mike Cnster nv:e the top. When tbe ditch is well the lower limbs are boiled, und the fat uniform working at the same bench Wm. H. Beadle 2.60 ' 1.50 ; covered, kerosene may be poured along in extracted from, them Ls called "neats with a Mexican mechanic. Milo Flfield it and'Ignited, <>r straw put in the dictb foot oil.” When the flesh of the curOne, day the captain noticed a soldier Phj rfcum and David Wolcott Another method is to plow Cass has been thoroughly boiled und looking with great interest at some 4.05 and burned. Joe Mussen They 11. Goods rar's New 4.10 or cut another ditch In front of the first the grease skimmed off the surface of native masons laying brick. Milo Fifield • 2.40 ditch, and bury the ones iu the first dictb. ylc Tat it Ls thrown into the cellar and were at work upon a platform elevated Ed Shea I.:.-, and so continue ditching ahead or them. allowed to remain there for over three perhaps a dozen feet from the ground, attended to. i James Wooton When tne ariny Is once in a field, little mouths, all the time being subjected 1.35 up to which a man was carrying Robert Green . M. D.. ‘ can be done to stop their ravages, except . Robert Tubby to the influence of potash and gypsum, mortar upon his head on a square I’i.y -Idas and burgeon, 1.85 by burning lhe field or rolling with a which is mixed with it, and which rots board instead of a hod. Wittier Mellon heavy roller. • Mith. 1.35 1 The masons stood immediately in Earl Goldsmith i. (.’. Davis. ' IL 3U«) olock r*ud of depot. August 3rd., 1804, Wm. H. Beadle, Entomologist. ( The bones pass through two crush- front . of the wall they were construct Street Commlssiopea LI. BARBER ’ ers, the first of which reduces them, ing, placed each brick separately on Moved by Aid Tinkler that the accts, be < ians and Surgeons. ICE GRbflM. and the second grinds them to powder, its bed, used a plumb-line, square, etc., allowed and orders drawn on respective Several chemical ingredients are then to see that * each .... brick was correctly -• :y responded to with Fl NF GONFEGTIONS. • Cuntalu Herr ary. funds for same. Carried. aligned, and occupied as much time in mixed with the bone dust. This prep ­ prompt)1 ** n> •rrurv will surely destroy th* sense of Ayes. Bennett, Busby. Hicks. Osborn, smell auJ c»ui|>lete!y ilerangr the whole »yn1 11 ,L SOFTDRINKS^ aration is what is commonly known us laying half a dozen bricks as an Amer­ Tinkler and Waters. tens wh -n entering iithrough the mucous sur­ faces. 8u.*li artlrles tbould nervr »-• used ex bone fertilizer, aud is 'probably the ican mechanic would use in laying a Nays. None. ami Real Estate Office. o.i prescrlptlins from reputable pbjsi best artificial commodity used in agri­ hundred. AT TOEMoved by Aid iUnnett that the bill for cept : block.Hasting*. dans. aS the dam ige they will do Is ton fold to "Captain,'’ said the soldier, “may I K-*d Estate Real Em*U* netting poles be allowed as read. Carried thegood you cm possibly derive them. Hall'* culture. Tiie horse hides are disposed •>:i. General coawranclng. CITY BAKERY. Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A of to leather manufacturers, und bring go up ap'd snow those men how to Osborn Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, -f of Abstract Books, comIhrtM . Co ,Toted J. O .cant tins ni ni*rrury. and Is more than was originally paid for the work?” j ’;.'4. run turnlM complete and Waters. piled ft •<'. ■ taken internally, acttiu directly upon tbe blond entire animal. But not horses alono ’ E. BROOKS. Clerk. "Certainly, if you are a bricklayer.” and mucous surfaces of the sjs uiil in buying He mounted the platform, one of the Bond of Frank Flfield In the num of Hafl's Catarrh Cure be sure to get the genuine. are usedrin the production of fertilizer. It Is taken Internal!* and Is msde in Toledo. U. 9200 with A. D. Maynard ns amities for bv F. J. Cheney & Co. Testlin uiUts free. A great many cattle go that way too, Mexicans gave him his trowel, and he work done oh Broadway presented and Sold by druggist*, price «5e. per bott-e, and as for bones, those of any animal went to work, the Mexicana looking on >. m. read. ’ are valuable. The concern here does with the greatest interest and admiraHastings, - - Mich, H1I.H’ r. CULGROVE, Moved by Aid Osborn that the bond be _____ the line on live animals; dead tion. No doubt they profited by the not draw accepted and approved. Carried, Attorney at Law ones will do, providing»they are nbt too lesson. OllCB Will UV, ~ — OJLT’ITA.TL S75.000.00 A. Hespler, au alleged Manitoba banker, old. Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Osborn • S: -..••rtoSmlth AColgrove.) a very strange t'hat It isvery few eow. iro coincidence of j1 AN ENGLISH PARTY WHIP. un: :- in niwn block. Hastings.) SURPLUS 115.000.00. has pleaded guilty at Port Huron of pass­ Tinkler and Waters. i that but very few cows are disposed of I rra :t. ■ s ta all the courts of the state. Communication from R. B. Wightman ing a bogus check upon the landlord of the ■ jin this ... way, and --- A A,that --- 1 — -....I*!-. Incorporated under the law* at the State of may explain One of the Queer Salaried Positions in Michigan. B. KENASTON. with reference to the killing and wound­ Union hotel, and will probably be sentenc­ ' of‘ the ‘tough ’ ’beef * comes ~~ ' the House of Commons where much • Attorney at Law, ing of sheep of Jacob Edger on July 28-31 ed to-day. Open for business Dec.18.18M. | Reverting to the duties of a whip 1 from. • (Over .1.5 Goodvesr* Co.'s store.) presented and read. War Veteran* held a basket picnic in officers: Practices in :ui conrtsot the State. Collections Several qualities of fertilizer are pro­ and patronage secretary, It is an aston­ Moved bv Aid Tinkler that a com. of Skutt’s Grove near Cedar Springs, and ' promptly itteadlSK to. D. G. Robinson, PreBldent; ishing fact that gentlemen of birth duced from animals, it all depending 3 be appointed and report to the Council Capt. C. E. Belknap of Grand Rapids ad­ Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. and social position can be found to fill R. TIMMERMAN, Houicepathic Phy- amt of damage done to Mr. Edger’s sheep. dressed the cotnrads. A drill by six upon the amount and quality of the in­ D. W. Reynold*. Cashier. the post. The junior whips’ duties are B”:J. Various young ladies was an Interesting portion of gradients used, vegetables • slcian and Surgeon. Carried, DDUCCTOBS: over Lathrop's drug store.) and cereals require fertilizer of a cer- not only onerous, but irksome, accord­ the program. ■1 — j-------1- — Ayes, All. D. W. Reynold*. i. Rich of Michigan, and McKinley tain strength, aud while a certain qual- ing to the Cardiff Mail. They sit or Moved by Aid Tinkler that S100.00 be D. G. Robinson, Govs. ---------- --------- „ the atcamer North ity will produce good results on one stand in, the outer lobby of the house allowed Frank Fifield on Job done on of Ohio, passengers on--------------John Carveth, CSMtcr Me**er, ■' “ kind of vegetables it will destroy-an­ from half-past three to half-pa^ttwelve Broadway. Carried, West, north bound, stopped at the “Soo" P. T. Colgrove. Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Osborn. other. The price per ton ranges all o'clock at night and they ask every ■ CIRCULATION • and were tendered a reception. Both de­ member who passes where he is going, H«n thr only irartnga department in In Barry Tinkler and Waters. livered addresses from the lintel veranda. the way from twenty to thirty-five dol­ This week, 82 quires. whether he is paired, and when he County and pays Interest on all ttm* lars. Tiie product of this one plant is Nays, None. Moved by Aid Tinkler tbit 825. be Miss Isabella Lorimer, of Cass Cltv. disposed of direct to the farmers and will be back. If he is not paired they oepoaub. Hfi-nlter. H inges for advertisements drawn in favor of F. Fifield on Grand St. was terribly Injured by falling from a about one thousand tons are sent out have cither to find a pair for him or to horse while one toot was entangled In the annually. The works are capable of prevent him from passing out by coax­ ttU't r > office Tuesdays at latest to job In 2nd wd. Carried, Insure in Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Osborn, trappings. She was dragged some dis­ u:i in tbe issue of the week turning nut three tons per day. Tho ing or threats, the former for prefer­ tance nnd rertdered unconscious. One leg ■wb'eti bn Tinkler and Waters. ence. When their party is in these was broken at the thigh, and her face present executioner of horses has been gentlemen have to attend to their Nays, None. identified with the works ever since cut nil dlerases caused or ** Tht Kiagari Falls Route.” • pruXte1 Moved by Aid Osborn that Die St. Com. r- blood or low stale of tbe be instructed to examine the grievances of terribly bruised. they were established, ulxiut fourteen office from twelve to three o'clock. ■ 1 try Hood's S.inuiparilla. Dr. Ransrim. the head of lhe South Their hours of duty are therefore from Mr. V woman with reference to grade Haven around the world company, who years ago. and during that time it iseoBUUons. Th*- - timated that he has put to death three eleven a. m. to twelve p. m.. or thirtor a man to get his name aud report same to Council. Carried, rewntly so I mysteriously disappeared 1 teen hours, with intervals for lunch baitwakd. |a.m.|p m |pjn.tp.ni.|«ja. Ayes, Busby. Hicks, Osborn and Wa­ while in Chicago purchasing supplies, is thousand animals. In lb* :.ip now days and a two column Hasyin................. I | 6 Win «r»Ji ' and dinner, and this they do for one pic'.nr--.: still among the misUing. Efforts to re-or­ FATTEN ON BARBER’S WHIMS. thousand pounds a year. When their BUUons. g« j 3 | X | EK - It is to give a testimonial ters. Na vs. Bennett. ganize the company have so far b en un ­ ■for ««!tr ; ct iiittUcIne. or organize a On motion of Aid Busby Council ad­ successful. aUbough Lv nun Beecher has Oddn and End* Turned Ovar by Cheeky partj’ is out they do it. minus their ByiupatlL ■ office work, for nothing. Eellnu-a with an Eye to BuaineM. Hastings.. ' offered to putjSl,500 into the scheme. journed. "There are onlv three men in Ch.1- Ii In addition to keeping an eye on his E. G. Holbrook. if^-. C. B. OSBOKN, L»alA:aul. K. '.aits to pay his debts. It Recorder. cago in that fellow's line of business,’’ juniors, the chief whip, who has two O. A*. TX'.MIUK* G. F AT. A. GhUS’i* puts a । . uen a half mile long in nioremarked the chatty Wabash avenue thousand pounds a year, deals with lion. tr, as as he ue turned vurucu to w strop the — ra --­ the members on their more touchy >" -taititig to pay his. It may barber, Ordinance. be the "Oh. he trades in barber’s crank side. It is he who practically dis■•'■ Hie man in the row that . "An ordinance to repeal" Ay'ordinance zor. ~ -riperstitions and whims,” the tributes ribbons and titles and sees the motion. If you owe a to establish a board of water jrommKslonnotions, suj,^ ------------------wl"‘ ' '<'r0" ..ii_ ers, defining their jiowers Aui<l duties 'r, I, .rul do for y"u-Hood operator continued. “. He .goes from that cards of invitation ore sent to this man. pay IjL.w , » ‘» C'irro. adopted Sept. 12th, 1887 as amended. The one shop to another with that little 1 man and that— thtfl no one is given un­ The otli -t.i’. repjrts show that no baking Common Council of the clttf ot Hastings n„od'. PHU V rostorlPd handbag and trades razoxe, strops, due preference—a delicate duty which powd.ri. . ,1 na award over Ibe Uojal oniains that all of an ordinance entitled. pert.udile idl»« •Um-uw ! brushes, hones—anything in the ton­ requires much tact and skill. "An ordinance to establish a board of at the Cuii-.u'o Wprld’s Fair. serial line. How does he make a livi water commissioners defining their powers' Strange Coadnct or rnv x I ing at it? Easy enough. You don’t Th.- .>■! (tf .wards on baking powder. Wanted a Dime. Travelers on the European continent aud duties adopted Sept 12th" 1887 as One day jri compositor entered the know barbers very well, I gueso. Well, , know by experience that unless they Dr- H. V Wil<-v, Writes that the claim of amended be and the same Is hereby lute J. M. Bailey's sanctum in the Dan­ one of ’em buys a razor for, say, two take soap in traveling bags they will another ; \ to having received Ute repealed. AND W. D. Bkxnett. dollars, and after he’s used it awhile highi-i aw j.| is false; that no such Resolved, That this ordinance to re­ bury’ News office with a rueful counte­ makes up his mind he doesn't like 1L in all probability have to make their nance, says the Cleveland Leader toilet without any. A form of soap peal be published In the city papers two awml W s . ;..n10 jt. So be sells It to this man for one dol­ which will be appreciated by them is weeks In accordance with the city charter, "Mr. Bailey,” he said, “I'm hungry, -POSITIVELY CURESThe Royal Baking Powder Is the purest and to become in operation August the and have no money. Will you lend me lar. This man leaves it on trial with the new soap paper brought out in some other barber and gets four dol­ ten cents far a sandwich? ” “ Certainly. ” and rtrangvst baking powder ever made, 15th, 1894. Euekv Busby. France. The paper is cut into pieces replied Mr. Bailey, handing him a dime. lars’ worth of old razors in exchange, slightly larger than visiting cards and and has revived the highest award at Five minutfs later another composi­ and then he sells one of those old razors is covered on each side with a thin ftYrty (air, wherever exhibited in competo the original purchaser of the two The northern part of our state has suf­ tor approached him. MWill you let me dollar razor. He does the same with layer of ordinary soap or of soap va­ Simple-m>C3S and *11 drrangemenu of tb« •tltion win. other*/ Ncivowi System. • riously colored and perfumed. These fered considerably this season from a mid have ten cents, Mr. Bailey, for a sand­ strops and hones and brushes. Of The begn weevil, a most exasperating; wich?” he asked. "With pleasure,” soap tickets are put into memorandum ' on meadows and grain fields by tbe army course he makes money. Dreases well, test, is reported*at several points if» the worm. It came too late to do ranch harm answered Mr. Bailey-' A third com books, card cases or pocketbooks, just smokes good cigars and works only as if they were business or visiting Rl*te, thy acreage in beans afforded it am­ to wheat, rye, and barley; but oats, corn, positor entered the room. “Mr. Bailey, I’d like ten cents for a sandwich." when he feels like 1L There’s money cards. Each piece serves for one time and timothy fed the armies wherever ple room to multiply. The weevil contin­ In it. for the three fellow* in the busi­ only, and is used like an ordinary cake Purely Vegabible, guarantad tree from found. Potatoes were untouched, peas* "All right,”paid Mr. Bailey', cheerfully ues its wi.rk on tbe crop after it Is stored. sown with oats were left while the oats A forth andja fifth man followed with ness, but the snap will be overdone aa opiates, 100 full size dnees, 50r. of soap. In the manufacture of this ___ • This insect al-o attacks peas. Tbe female were eaten, and clover in timothy was soon as the scheme is better known. similar requests. Finally another comnew product sheets of unsized paper M. D. Halley. Receiving THlcr On»n<l RapCapital necessary to begin? Cheek and are immersed in a bath of cocoanut oil <w । Mich, leaving* Bank, nay* Ire cmumR *ay Tbe true army worm seldom, tt tpositor stood before the editor. “Mr n hole in the pea or bean pod, over lefL in fxvcr of •'Aairond*. ’’ Wh**te?s acquaintanceVre all that are neces ­ soap, prepared in the same way as for H*art ana Nerve (tare ^ch seed, nnd deposits an egg. This egg ever, touches tbe foiWage of tr»*es or Bailey,”he said, ‘will you please h'i shrubt. There are many invasions of in­ me have a dime for'a drink?" sary. When tbe razor broker gets a the manufacture of toilet soaps. The .'»'r Prepared by Wheeler and FidNv ireJictoa hatches into a grub, and ft at once proceeds sects known as lhe army worm, but this cranky customer who shaves himself strips of paper are dried, passed be­ M, G-dar Sprliura. Mlch.^BoM by. to tat ou*. th.- inside of lhe seed. The is tbe only real army worm, and is "known Bailey looked at him in feigne and who doesn’t care what bis outfit It amazement. “Why do yon lie to r !<•' ' costs, provided it suite him—why, then, tween tm> roller* in order to render tertri-t inn-si (s a lieede of dull grey tint, 'cienilficnlly a» Leucania uutouucta them smooth, and sightly and then be asked, ncproitchfully; '! know, r he docs what anyone else would do. •boot the tenth of an inch in length. Its tuay be recognized by the general dime, HA trine cut to tbe 'proper dimensions aud ■ ■ ‘duck color with tbe following k»fi<itndl'i- what yon want the money for.. ¥»• He make* the crank pay for hi* crunkhabits n uder fruitless all attempts to want a san-fwichr The comp siistamped with any desired mark. al stripi*: On the back is a broad dn-kj rid *’l lhe jtert except by destroying in tm X«o- h.ih.gotu-H^ tin, dim? the b*” affected.-Michigan Farmer. ctfolen Hasting NER rphe Kind of [jp-Jieiiii' p|(i reliable tonic ana blood-purifier, AVER’S SARSAPARILLA no “!; Klitllte. ' will cure j^ou AINT cracks—It P '•’ESS CAR bs. Strictly Pure White Lead P.A; Hastings City Bank, P A F LOCAL NEWS. Michigan Central AD3R0NM Wheeler’s Heart ,Verve re HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, Epilepsy. ONEXCKLLKU FOB^^ A., > �To be Held in TbU City N««* It Is Full of Toil and Haa But Fo? Encouragements. Cci»r <o Billy D»y »Mt Wednred.y. «’ nearly every person in Um? county wih do. ThU 13 the first Rally ever Riven In U? ©mint? and everything possible Is being done to make it a success. - Every Sttnday M>too! worker and everyone intorestod In Sundsy school work should be present aud lend their encouragement to the occa­ sion. Owing tn the conscientious objections of nome the base ball game, the toot nnd bicycle races have been given up so that th.' ^bole day will be given to the Rally. Reai! your programs carefully so that you n«y know what to do. In case your Sunday school has received no programs, write h. Miss Ada Jilehae! of Ibis oily, giving name of tho school, and the name of ynnr Sunday school Supt. to whom they will In* >»ent, as well ns the post office ad­ dress. and you will be promptly aupplled. Special rates will be given over both railroads that run Into tbe city, and spec­ ial trains will be run on that day as fo.’iows: — The C. K. & S. will give one half fan­ rates on ail trains. All freight trains on. that road will have:passenger passeuger eoaclies coaches ut^ uttadu'd. JA special‘ train ■ ■•• •- Half •• will leave tings forr Woodbury Woodbury ‘ and Intervening points at 6 o’clock p. m. and returning will .Jcave this city fur the south nt 7 o’cl^c'k. The following round trip rates for the Michigan Central will be charged:— Adult*. Sl ;tl bin. Ch.'trk'ltc Civ .»t*r YtfriuonXvilie NsahvilLMtnx-i • tsets. • --------------------Arrive ?.t Haiti ng* at S:4S. Chlld’u. Train leaves for Mhldievllle at 6 p. m. Tiriiets will be goal on regular train In the morning from Middleville nnd Irving. ’ Fare from Middleville and Irving, 25 and 15 cents. Train leaves for east at 7 p. ni. I The songs that are to lie sung at the grounds that day will be found on the 7th and sth pages of the program. Please practice them in your Sunday Schools. All schools are also requested to sing suc’i hymns as they may select while on the line nf march. The parade will be under the command nf Col. E. Y. Hoglr, Chief Marshal, and i J. Id Reed. Assistant Marshall. The exhibitlon drill by Hastings Division No. 19,- U. | R. K. P. will be given at lhe conclusion of, the iHtigrnni at the fair ground. . Many, schools have already prepared their banners and secured their alags. Many schools are also coming with-fourbotsc. teams with wagons gaily decorated. It tbe weather Is favorable it certainly looks as if one of tbe largest crowds of people ever seen here will attend the Rally day. ’ STATE CENSUS STATISTIC3- Th.- Copulation of Michigan Wm« <93».Secretary of the Slate Gardner’s, force has completed the first count of the popu­ lation schedule ot the state census of 1894. and the secretary submitted the result of the count to Governor Rich. The total population of tbe state June 1, 1894. was 9.289.374, as compared with 2,089.998 June 1, 1890, and 1,853.658 June 1, 1884. The Increase In four years has been 145,485, or 6.95 per cent., and m lhe ten years since 1884, 885,716 or SO.flfi per cent. Of the total increase since 1890 (145.405), 31,959 Is in the city of Detroit, and 19,156 In the City of Grand Rapids, a total of 51,115, or more than 35 per cent. Had the soldiers in the field been enum­ erated in 1864, the increase from I860 to 1864 would have been nearly 90,090. or about 19 per cent, and from 1864 to 187ft. about 346.000, or 41 per cenL There are at the present seventy Incor­ porated cities in the state, the total pop­ ulation of which Is 821,023 or 87 per cent, of tbe total population of the state. The number of Incorporated cities iu the state in 1890 were sixty-one; In 1884 fortynine; In 1880, forty-three; In 1874, thirty­ eight; In 1870, twenty-nine, and in 1864. nineteen. The slxty-one cities in the state In 1890 show an increase of 84.848, or 11.93 per cent. The Increase outside of these was 80.637, or 4,30 per cent. The forty-nine cities in the state in 1884 show an increase of 932,130, or 45.S8 per cent The increase outside of these cities Is 153,586, or 11.49 per cent. -In other words since 1884 the rate of Increase of population in the forty-nine cities has been about four times tbe rate of Increase * In the balance of the state. rtlins Kxperleaco of • PsrWsa : | Which R«<ader the Unlling Any­ thing But a Deeira- New' Jersey liaa probably 8,000 miners, and a large percentage of them are Americans, born and brought up tn the neighborhood of tho mines. Only iron and zinc mines exist in this .tot. and cosrequenUy tho minora are .yl confronted by reverel of the terrora which exlrt In the coni working. of oUtcr stolen New Jerrey miner. hare Uttle reason to fear fire, or overpoweringgares. and their chief danger e^taln Urn handling of explores, i I : , , I I in oocMlonal rockfalla. and in awk- . houM_ Tho general took It ward slips and plunges down shafts. 1 b ... . . .. —, -------up. carefully examined it, nnd, turn­ More deaths occur from falling down ing to the man. told him to put it on. shafts than from any other causes. The man did as he was bid. “As you In a few mines in this state the shafts guarantee the efficacy of your coat, are vertical aud bucket hoists arc used, you will have, I presume, no objection* but in most of them access is made by to my testing it,” dryly remarked the slopes and tho ore is hauled out in general; and before the nstanithed small cars. A series of crude and slip- . artisan could protest he took a brace I pery ladders follows the lines of rails of pistols aud discharged them. j on these slopes, and the hardy miners Half dead with fear, the man stood climb or scramble down the wet and tho lire. and. to the great credit of his reeking rungs several times a day. workmanship, with complete impuniThis means something in a mine with • ty. j But the general was not content a slope of 1,000 feet. In addition to with one trial. He fired another pistol the danger of slipping there is always at the buck of the man, and afterwards a risk of something tumbling down the ' discharged a fowling piece at him with slope from above and knocking the : similar effect,. or rather, non-cffecL miner off the ladder. i He also tried to pierce the coat with a It is said of the New Jersey miners, 1 sward. The gallant general was so says the Chicago Times, that they are delighted with his new garment that monel, industrious, and intelligent, but he handed the artisan two checks for ., . , . . . . ne nanueu me aniMiu tw«» vucunn *v»» they are m little hope o .haviulr their nlneUcn thouMnd the first becondition in life changed. They work ’; ing the sum - second• agreed on, and the eight hours a day for 51 or $1.25 and I check in compensation for the fright average about $350 a year from which he had given him. they save nothing. The law against paying them in store orders bus proved THEY PITIED HIM. inoperative aud nearly all of the Irou , The It«v«rence of Sioux Indian* for a miners in this state are still working > Supposed Lunatic. under one or another form of the j One of the peculiar characteristics odious truck system which tht? act was 1OCJ ur. comof tl.e Indian is hl. rerereuce. amountintended to abolish. They are compellad by by necessity necesaityto ask for credit ' inP to o' “ E*1' pelled to ask for credit. v * ’ . . su>t> nnrl ho u<»vi»r harms nn<* whom lie and he never harms.one he and the company’s store is al ways open 1 to be mentally affected. When ___ sves to them. 1 t>el|e ’ ! *the;expedition headed by Gen. Custer ' Perhaps they’ can get credit and low­ ' was exploring the Black Hills, it was er prices elsewhere al an independent • accompanied by a half-dozen college store nearer home, but if they are * professors frpm the east, and these found purchasing exce^ft from the unickiy'x scientific gentlemen worried the soL agent of tho company they are i ‘ " . J I diets beyond description. The conntold to seek work elsewhere. . ; r—y —j------- 7--------- r -—- - -- -----Although no Ktunl wore onlera may ."'arming w>th ho.Ulc Stoux. be isaned nowaday., the effect i. just .’cry profe^or hart a guard of the tome and the poor miner receive. Sve men They would go around pick­ little cash on par day- 'n some case. ; n«- "P bWs' '■"ttorfl.e. .nd the miner Ijve. rent free in om> of th. ' >>ra.l<ing np rock, until the soldier, robins erected by tho mine owner .nd | ’"“d thc“1 One is still further enslaved by this fact. I da-v- the most ^“ned old professor Others pay W or M a month rent. , of Ute lot managed in some way to get Minera’*wages have undergone little "‘,t ,° 51«ht ,?{ ‘ “ 7?,’ change in the last five years. The ?«*d two °r ^“t books of the Glemlou iron works show n“ “ P"? ,of bi°,UI„ "L”,*11*?’ ”P that since ISM. however, there have i “ *cra *nd »<fe«d been manv fluctuation.. In tho flrat T^*LPT“pU{ ’ mentioned ve.r 75 cent, a day was tho “nd th'n d,"d d"" “ nt“ th* ,«Tn rate .nd in lhe following veir it wa. b»1“ b' 7“ h*' *?'* increased to ,1. and a shilling a day । °f b“ld*'■"d Pi,-e« °'\nd ,blta was «lded in 1800. From ISM to 1KU i s,ld bu«Y“d th’ Iudi“" it dropped to SI again nnd In 18C3 went' “ th“' lu upto ,1.S7H. In ISO, the pay rote I “e»U d“»‘U>en the professor caught strodilv. quartcrata jnmpuntil April, i • peculiar bug. which he cap1S05, Ute high rate of S3.60 a dav was I ‘“ft1- “^'■''gan to study w th a mag­ being paid. Then flour was newly SO i n‘?‘.nP JM ““led It The a barrel, but when it jumped to S1O.75 : ol,i“l„loo,l< hitn,bj thJ b“d’,l'd hln,?° a barrel. In 1807, miner.' wages had / M" cl»« by. ""d. Pointing to the been cut to,1.50 and S1.05. Those flg" the valley, said kindly: are. stood until the summer of ITO, F0?1 The protawor came Into romp, when they row to 82 again, but tho »°d «M to Gen. Custer: -'Your roldlere panic of that year knocked them down mbrnndenttond the Indiana. I to $1.75, and there was a steady decline | f°un<l them tiie most polite and courteto 90 cents a day. which was reached . Ott8,°* people-________________ in April, 1877. The wages advanced | LIBERTY OF THE PRESS, steadily until $2 was again paid in 1880, I -------and dropped by degree, to « in ISSO. : «“ .TiVX •“ .hifto of eight hours each nnd pay. them W . day. It I. spoken of a. one of lhe best mine, to wo>k In in lhe east and ha. an unusually Intelligent force of men. g I i I I tb* “ tr*ln' / “A t°'7^ the” * “ 5d‘ lD<"B“ th“t 7n“’„U“t “° n,l*tokei fte The iron miner And. UtUe joy in life, being poked away in a damp and 1 . to unwholesome tunnel in the bowels ot a nice little man;' “give it to his * sub­ scribers as a premium?*’ the earth, with no light but the little | The narrow-headed man didn'tnotioe oil lamp dangling from the front of him any more than if he had been a his cap, and supplied with air through dab of mud on his horseskin boots. a rubber hose, which in some cases j “As I was saying.” he went on, “that operates the drills. The fitful gleam 1 editor out there ain’t wider than a of many lamps, dull the chugging of i _ . , the the drills, occasional detiiaUon. P~«^ •.t*”, P ^ray>"hy.------would ore fired, the reeking yO” bo ”on ‘ "/*k ot and rock and the dull ^*51, : pBpw'.be“"“ bto pmnp. make the tho ! / 7 ?“ pr"ld'/ the big pumps a. dismal and depreroingU»h‘*nd / . ,th1?/ sun cuts the man as the imagination can conceive of. but 1 the esuncu - old ° mM" out n- of n half here hundreds of men toil patiently for j the business every day. Now, what do ! you think of that?’’ 4 $1.25 a day, and at times for 90 cents, j I “What was it. Apollo struck?" in­ nnd perhaps some of them think that;i' quired the nice little man, and the nar­ they are getting all out of life that '■ row-headed man didn’t know what the there is in it for them. nice little man was talking about. In their hours of rest from toil they ideep, visit the store, talk to neighbors, Ampautlnj a IJod'x Talk or, perhaps, till a bit of garden if they At Madras, some time ago, U a valuable • “ 'Uiuauic are lucky enough to have anything but lion having incautiously allowed its bare rock in the neighborhood of the ; tail to stray into an adjoining cage, the borne cabin. They know from statistics tail was seized by an evil-disposed which have been furnished by the leopard, close to the body. When the state that the trade life of a miner is • lion attempted to escape almost the short, and that their employment 1 whole of the skin of his tail was snaken old men of them before their stripped off. This was followed by time. Lose of energy wdl come upon such an amount of inflammation that him before he is fifty years old if he the lion’s life was in danger. Surgeon escapes chronic rbejunati«m, consump- Maj. Miller, brother of the late Prof. ’ 'a or throat troubles, which are the Miller, of Edinburgh, the surgeon to Ov. •’U outcome of exposure to the the governor of Madras, volunteered to oaH®*. 'd unhealthy surroundings of perform amputation. Tbe lion was damp* •». during two-thirds of his seized in his cage and his head covered with a cap containing a quantity of chloroform. He wa* then dragged to the edge of tbs cage and the tail passed American pub- through the bars, whare Dr. Miller cleverly performed hli operation. The animal made a good recovery. his tor • “.lory of Annual Low Kato Excursion 'allowing the custom of years standing, * 'etroit, Lansing and Northern R. R. the 1*. i th« annual low rate excursion to will tea Michigan resorts on SepL 4th Sorth«Th‘ «| leave Woodbury at 11:27 a Train -** Wl. at Grand Rapids for dinner stepping "Hty for supper, arriving at and Tnw erar < p. m. Round trip rail’ Fetotkeyat 9 90 •4.00. afford an excellent op­ These excursions. to visit the noted, portunity Tor many . •terhaps could not Michigan resom, who . ’Ighthil trip mar tio so otherwise. A dei 'll run via tin* be enjoyed ts the Iraki Trand Rapids. :p.»pular C W. M. fc’y L •e" of Mlchlwell known as the “Scenic Lin. ‘urn-with•ksh. Tickets will be good to tu­ rn Um days, on all mgular train*. ngb to Baggage will ba checked thro. nortti Petoskey or to principal stations . *op. of Baldwin at which the train will 8* nI See Mug bills, or consult agesRs for fu particulars. when blast, walls of ore throbbing of .nrrounding. Irish iMnaff still lingers hi take it kindly KnndanU of Us Hibernian slare. baniabod by Cromwell to tbe West io tho London NOKE THE An “up-to-date christening." which was recently hcldatan An amusing story has been going the bouse ir a sporting county, is dracribed rounds of tbe French papers respect- by an American girl in one of her home letters, and quoted in the hew \ork ing recent dueling — ex- letters, ing a a general general whose whom.- iwouv »■ ploils hare excited some amazement • q^nne^‘Milly ... . r. _ -i and ___ « on the r-zmti..... is up and haa token to riding botiTln England contiagain, and is in her habit from morn­ neut The worthy brave is said to be pos­ ing until evening, when she slips into sessed of an extraordinary coat of a lovely tea-gown for an hour or so, to mail One day, os the story goes, the appear resplendent later on in gor­ general sent for a clever artisan In geous dinner attire," so runs the letter. Paris and demand^! of him whether “The house is full of people, all of the he could engage to make a coat hunting set. of oourse; so I was not in of mail, to be wQrn worn uinrer under lhe ordinary the least surprised when I waa told d ;.h)oh j,onld u nb«>luu!ly that the baby’s christening was to om) bullct , come off at the next meet and hunt promlM«j to do request- breakfast, which was to take place at Quml nineteen thonrend franc, , for Thc bwr((Bin „ „ concllKle5. and In Hine time t^Jclc wa. broUght round to th. Since then most of the mineshave ,, . ... ,.. . ... „ been paying tbas to men and boy. -JOk‘bout the liberty of the prero" alike. One mine, the Mount Pleasant, ' “S2jled * a “T ’ ? new Dover, work. Ito men in three ■ T**«> rorpet-tag In hl. h.nd « he •4.00 PETOSKEY AND RETURN , STOOD THE TEST. THE MINER’S LIFE. RALLY DAY. child wa* baptized and ehriatwned, all the party, except the clergyman and mveclf, being in habits or boots and breeches. It wa* really a very pretty Might, however, with tbe two god­ fathers in tbelr pink coats, Mias 8., as godmother, in the nattiest of habits, with Milly standing by similarly atr tired, and the little pink shred of hu­ manity in long lace robes. As soon as the ceremony was over, the entire party “New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR iv the market in LOOK FOR THE Name ON EACH WRAPPER11, ing the small M. F. 11. of the future to bb'nurses.” H. J. FRRKER. GIVING FITS Is <Jhe of the prominent features of our business, and we are getting an enviable reputation for the first-das ‘ • fits ” that we give. Our fits are reliably and quickly made. When Misses and Children, want fits we always fit them with Moloney Bros.’ fine shoes; when nice every-day shoes are wanted, Bindge, Kalmbach <fc Co.’s goods fill the bill. Ladies all like those H. P. Baldwin Goat Skin Shoes. ARE YOU POSTED m ON THE Standard dictionary- Funk & Wagnalls Co., Quarter on on all Russet Goods. Shoes. • newyoril IT COST NEARLY ; ONE I million F. Q. STOWELL Ladles’ Sprlno fleel , euauiMco ar t i dollars. Grandest literary Achievement OF THE CENTURY. It te made on new plana by th« Best Talent. Its Editors number 247. In preparation 4 years. Has a Wonderful Vocabulary of nearly 300,000 WORDS ARD PHRASES. More than Twice the Wordsfoond tnanx Aher I Vol. Dictionary, and; stout «,M0 mon <rord* than Any Other Dictionary of thi ONE OF YOUR OBJECTS On Rally Day should be to go to R. B. RICHARD’S DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY ntll yon have forestigan-i the STANDARD Poor Book shun* comparison. We Invite ft Do nut buy an old work l»ecsu.<e h-has * guoc MMB . / Particulars sent free to ar.y address. S PRICE SI 2 to S22 according to Binding. Apply to our Local Agent, or Addnsa And look over his stock of Buggies. He can show you THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gen’l Agts., KALAMAZOO. MICH- . buggies that are first class in every respect On ac­ count of the low price of wheat and hard times, he Sales Agent for .Harry, Alle­ will sell his complete line of buggies for the next 30 days at a Very Much Reduced I’rice. He also sells the gan and Ottawa Counties, Celebrated Aermbter Wind Mill and Empire Drill— b. B. POPE, Hickorv Comers. Mich. The best drill on earth. His place is two door east of Blacks Marble Shop. ARE WE UP WITH THE TIM ES ? Yes. Certainly But don’t think by this that our prices are up, for if you will ex­ amine them we will convince you of your mistake. Below Are a FEW PRICES TO JUDGE M Work Shirts, Full 36 inch, at “ “ 34 “ “ “ “ 34 “ - 40c. regular price 50c 25 “ “ 40 23 “ “ 30 All Washable Ties jfine patterns^- at 15c, All 50c. neckwear at 40c. Our §1.00 working pants now g at 69c NOW IN REGARD SHOES. \ve will guarantee to save you money on every pair th at you ' buy of. us. Of all kinds. out We have a fine line of Sample Shoes for Men, Women and Httl'.O'Oi that we w । ! sell you at less than wholesale prices. Call and Inspect our Bargain Counter. 1 on a will be. surprised at the Bow Prices Bring Highest prices paid. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-08-16.pdf ef7dff75b6990e7ce09d2d61f76581f1 PDF Text Text The best Adverts ingmedium in Bai Hastings Banner. fy CountVOi XXXIX NO. 16 HASTINGS, MICH.; AUGUST i6. 1894. Half Soles, 35cts Men Boys a a 11 it nn 25 “ 25 “ 25 “ 20 j r Saturday, August 18, every cash customer will ' .. , . ticket that will entitle the holder to a pair -i half-soles at the price as above. Our j.rices will remain the same and every­ thing marked in plain figures. This is an inducement for cash paying people f" to trade at te‘n.frant Woolley & Bronson ’TingsThfirvUy, Banner , ,, cook. BBoe.. .1 *I>d Frida,"**’ M"r'“ were i™e.u Wnlne!"1«’-' Thursday d.iTh.11."’0*^ »''’t'chardvllleapenl Sunnay with Gussle Peake ■I'h-quarterly meeting aervlee. «re well allended Mid enjoyed hy all. Huy J. S. StelniugerNubYlIle, conducted them. Several horn the other appointtuente were present. Ila^s1*1 J,'I“1W’U 15 wuthlng at Jonas Mrs. Lizzie Skidmore of Saginaw Is visiting at her father’s Philip Miller, who remains about the same. Chris Hurtmait and family and Emma Nagle were guests at C. BordendortFs Sunday. Mrs. Chas Kahler visited Mrs. F. Zerbel last Thursday. i„- of tlin prominent features of our business, and tliiig an enviable reputation for the first-class •’flt^Mll 1! we give. Our fits are reliably and quickly made. When Mi: - -ii 1 Children want fits we always fit them with Clrnvr. V . ii'"y bA s.' fine shoes: when nice every-day shoes are | A daughter (toaU jof Mrs. J. D. Townsend. w,-uit.-'l '' Kalmbach <fc Co.’s goods fill the bill. • and other tYieiids from Grand Rapids, are I now here visiting. We hear the’Woodland nine is giving like.those 11. 1’. Baldwin 6oat Skin Shoes. we F. <j. 5T0WELL Quarter on on all Russet Goods. Ladies' Spring Heel shoes. & CONDEMNED MURDERER Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few moments between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he was askedifhe wouldliketosay anything. “Yes” he replied, “I would like the make a few remarks about the Wilson Bill.” We submit that it was uot natural for a man under those circumstances to talk upon such a subject. It was ndt expected. So you would not expect u-s to talk of anything but FURNITURE It’s our business, we'r« Interested in it, and can’t help talkitnr alxiut it. If yon want any Bed Room Suites. Dressers, Elegant Book Cases or Fiirii'tnre of any kind just give me a call. My c-onip.lete stock and low pri'ies will olen-i yon. . I can show yon the nicest t imr in the line of Baby Carruofs .'on ev« r saw if you will only give n»* opportunity. McCoy. , Maple Grove. A. r. Rowley has his barn completed. Mrs. Charles Whitcomb te very low at this writing, no hopes of her recovery. The F. M. Minister preached bls fare­ well sermon nt the Center last Sunday. O. I*. Long and C. C. Detoary have gone north looking for black berries. Wm. Guy is at Mulllkan, Eaton Co., running a meat market at that place. Wun Troyer will begin keeping house In W m. Samples residence. Mr. Adlie Clnrk visited his daughter at Charlotte last week, Mr. tunes eldest daughter Is quite low Whh that dread disease, quick consump- Mrs. McMore visited at her sons at7 Hickory Corners last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jnrrad are visiting friends at Blanchard, Isabella Co., at thte writing. 0 T Daniel W’olf has moved into H. Roe's house and te making preparations to build on hte lot one mile south of Nashville. Win. Messlmir has rented the McMore place. Henry and William Cleaver were at Grand Ledge on a visit last week. Yodr Scribe visited friends in Ionia Co. last week. Adam Brown who lives iu West Kalamo lost his barn and 40 acres of hay and tbe same of wheat and a horse by fire last Wednesday forenoon. Misa Pilgrim will teach the fall term of seh<M>l in the McKelvey district. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mosey formerly of Maple Grove, now -of Lake Odessa, will lx* a good many miles apart in ten days. Mrs. Mosey te in Colorado taking care of a sister who is very siek and Mike starts this Monday for England to settle np an estate of a sister who died there re­ cently. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mosey visited friends at Lake Odoasa Inst week. »Ve had the pleasure of listening to ex­ Governor Luce at Lake Odessa last Thurs­ day at the farmers picnic. all olhCKnlues r*>re buttermilk than they 1 wish. i *Qn account 6f that young Miss at Dr. I Beuson(s. he smiles all over. . , I John Marksjbasbuilt, a cistern under , hte house. Ha don’t have to go out doors to pump water. The struggle is now ended between dry and wet. Dry has prevailed and still Its Fralnerille. drying. . John and Peter Drummond of Grand Mrs. Charlqs Carpenter and daughter, Rapids are visiting their mother, who Is of Sunfield, attended church on Sunday. Ed. Smith. |John Marks and families very ill. Mrs. Clara Hughes entertained a friend camped at Butnp lake Sunday. from Indiana last week.. B. FrW’olf Is on the sick list. Miss Jessie Curtis, who hai been the guest of Mrs. J. J. Perkins started /or lirouard. Denver. Col., last Thursday where she Several from this vicinity attendedthe ___ will remain for sume time on account of Ice cream social at Mr. Highland Honeyher poor health. j wells’ Tuesday evening. S. Temple and L. L I»veland’s families Miss Dora, Braudstettur entertained went to camp at Pine Lake Monday comyanv troni Cressey Sunday, morning. | Mr. Henry Kershaw of Grand Rapids Clare Brown is visiting friends in Has­ I and sisters Jennie and Mamie who have tings. been visiting their grand parents and rela­ Geo. Doyle of Minneapolis, Minn., is tives returned to their home last Thurs­ visiting relatives here. day. Rev. VanAntwerp J. W. Briggs, Marley There was a Sabbath School picnic at Chase and wives, and Mrs. Collier and Dr. Fine Lake last Wednesday. A good time McLeay. attended the Prohibition State is reported. Convention at Kalamazoo last Wednesday. Uur burg li in need of a dentist. Miss Caddie Fowser of Manton, te with Rev. Long preached at Lorth Pine lake her sister. Mrs. Wm. Harmon, who has school house last Sunday. . very poor health. Millerd Doster and a lady friend at­ Lindsey Goss of Plainwell, te tbe guest tended the ice cream festival. of his many young friends here. Com and pasture land is in great need of rain. Milo. George Anson has purchased a thresh­ Would it be news to say the drougth ing machine and Is doing first class work. continues? John Verilf Is working at the resort of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strong of Grand D. Scott. Prairie. Kalamazoo Co., visited at Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Ruehen Deal each sport a Warner’s. The Towne’s and Kaye’s were new bicycle. _______ present by Invitation. Social chat and boat riding passed away the time too soon. Brush Kldge. Milo and Richland met at bat last Sat­ Thrwlilng to the order ot the day. urday p. m. Score. Milo 20. Richland 10. Johnalo Saunders Is out once more after The Ladles Aid took advantage of the gathering and sold Ice cream and cake beluir 111 slue# April. Henry. Anders Is about to pul a wall to raise money to pay the miniates*. under his house. Johimtow n. Hain Is sadly needed In these parts, corn and potaaoes will be a short crop uuMrs. A. J. Furst and her Infant daught­ er are visiting friends in this vicinity. . teas we have rain soon. 1, Fannie Fierce will teach our fall term The Hamilton neighborhood Aid Socie­ ty met at the east end of Fine lajte Thurs* of school. , . _ . Brush lildfle Is solid for John T. Bleh. day afternoon and after spending a time .Idin Valentine has moved onto bls own in social converse, spread a mast excellent supper to a large number of men. women farm a*di>. ... . Wesley Kams will work his own farm and children. This was followed by gen­ n, It year. Query, who will be hla house erous dishes of ice cream. It would be a IUTbe5epubliian ticket will be riiwted crank indeed who would find fault with the cookery of the ladles who compose this fall by • l*nil! majority In Michigan. tbte Society. ‘ II rs. 1>. Pierson of jienesee Co- has Mr. K. C. Osborn and wife of be»n vlsiilua F. R- Kan” Pe0‘,fe ,,w Rapids, have been vl’ltiug at C. E. Jaul s on their way to and trona the State Prohi­ past week.________ __________ bition Convention at Kalamazoo. Mr. Oslrorn is one of the most extensive CMtletoBa small fruit growers In Eaton Co , having Some sneak Thieves entered tbe house of IrviUH Eddy last wrvk hUlpinif them- at present 19 acres of strawberries alone. Mrs. Mary Cooper whoae death and u»*lvc8 to Hour and butler. Mr and Mr«. Orlen Stevens of Wood- burial occurred last week, was one of our Kind hearted aiH laad.spent Friday with the latter’s brother Johnstown girls. cheerful, always having a pleasant word 1 Ara^oyefl was at Lake Odessa last or smile for any whom she met. »ne Tbunuiuy nitklug music at the farmers’ grew up among us until some lime after answering the responsibilities of a wedded pi Mr Abraham Burgman who has been life, when she removed with her h“sb*n<{ •irk several months died at ther home of to Battle Creek. Mich., since *h,c£ She leaves a hudsiigfateri Mrs. Leonard Strew, Thurs- city has l»een their home. Ji, *rTe ~rvlce. were held at tit. hualmmi. one daughter. Iter aged pan-nt*. Chance School house Saturday, Eider Mr. and Mrs. John Budd, two sisters, one Tn.tl Nashville. <-ffleiallnir. The re­ brother and many friends to mourn her mains were Interred In the Vermontville loss, and to cherish her memory. reMl^rriora Buraman of Unelnlt and Bert Burgman and family of Hastings were here Satotday to attend the funeral °f Fred Williams of Battle Greek, te *telt’"Vu ^"'•h.t V.,l Heree and “Trank Ki.ueofXTXl. the attest A. that __COUNTY NEWS. The ball game played here last Saturday between Banfi«ld and Dowling was 31 for the latter and 11 for the former. The hard tlmie social held on Timnierman’a lawn labt Friday evening netted them $9.59. ' Bernice and Grace Fisher. Arthur and Nellie Edmondk, Chas McKinzie and girl ntyl Joe Muorej camped over Sunday at H nil lake with! friends who arc camping tlx-re from Bedford. Last week Wednesday Doty & Stringliam shipped bf)gs for the first time of the season and it is said they wore n fine lot. GIVING FITS WHOLE NO. 2044 good loro out from this section on day. . Edith .nd Boule Axtell of Kalamazoo, are visiting at John Hendershott’s. wxMTrrcw. jr ten. Mr. Strong has rented the grist mH! for another year. Poff now wUh ll»e Mid­ dleville band bovs. The many trier/', ot Mr. Sea.er who Shutt a. •U tonnerly pastor ot the CoogregaUooal Mra I ,n Hastings. church here and al Mlddlerllle will bo airs. Matilda Gregg aud Wlllte st-rry to hear of bls recent lou by Are of alt their household goods as well as Mr guest, al F Hal oak', |„t wi’S"1 were hearer's library. The fatally barely es^ lut wee": L”"*,d rel*U'" heM caped and saved nothing excepting one quilt . ’ RaonoLI. ■H County “'i'^mbh^pamnahto waM-em •■ r .nd Mm Kennedy of Yankm, Hnd Mn*. were the guHst* uf Mr. and MrsSprings wr«r-.... B-Fck! Iku nm a par* »f week. There ••« <*m«Hl ^‘husiasm hare T » Suhumx School Rally end u favorable there will be a after which they al( enjoyed a niee battf in Pleasant lake. Earnest Pifher and father have been visiting relatives In Kendall, VanBuren Co., the past week. John Cairns was at Kalamazoo Thurs­ day drilling with the U. R. K. of P., as be intends to go to Washington with them this fall. Andrew Eddy of Albion is visiting rela­ tives here. At the first regular review of Barry Tent No. 679 K. O. T. M. In August, they elected as representatives to attend the grand Ixxlge at Lansing, tbe 12th. of September, Dr. C. A. Scribner and Chas F.'Moreau as Alternate. W. H.Cliase bad an attack of Tonsllltis. John Kahler, jr. of Woodland, was here over Suuday. Prof. Gaskill will taacb our school this winter. E. J. Hartman and W. T. Pierce were at Battle Creek Saturday, to purchase a- new pump for the grist mill. Wm. VanHorn built a cistern at the postoffice last Saturday for John Williams. Mrs. Lasher yvas at Kalamazoo Friday. Mrs. Kennedy who has been visiting at W. A. Lashers’. returned to her home in Youustown, Ohio..tbe 10th. Several of the young people who were at the birthday party have been quite sick. Children beware of ice cream and watermellon at the same table. Bishop Bros, have built two boats for Wall Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Watts of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Seth Crosby of Crooked lake Lake, were a* Big Cedar fishlug Saturday. Tbe pumps broke In tbe grist mill last week, consequently it was idle for a few days. They have a new oue now. Mrs. Dr. Scribner has returned from her outing at Benton Harber. . Allie Bostwick is getting better. Mrs. Sprague has returned from four jnonths outing at Pierport. Ola Ulter of Kulamazno Is visiting her mother Mrs. Sprague, and brother George. Mrs. Oren Dayton Is visiting her sister in Kalamazoo this weak. Mr. Whitten of Kalamazoo is visiting his du tighter, Mrs. W. H. Chase. E. B. Brown Is the new jeweler, His shop is in the furniture store. For lack of rain the ixitato crop Is failure In tills vicinity. Threshing Is nearly done. No one is plowing fur wheat the ground is so parched and dry. Farm­ ers are feediug their stock cornstalks the feed is so dried up. Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth of Limerick, spent Sunday at J. Spencers. Mrs. Fqrden and children and Mrs. Hatten and children spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Lapham’s at Lake Odessa. There is to Ik* a Sunday School Conven­ tion at Zion Chapel in Campbell, tbe ,24th. of August in which the Clarksville schools join. A grand, time is expected. Mr. and Mrs. Smoke attended Bcrvleeaat the school house last Sunday, Elder Griswold spoke to the congregation. This seems to be a very dull neighbor­ hood for news at present. G. A. II. Reunion. The boys iu blue now have full posses­ sion of the fair grounds and seem to be enjoying themselves tichly. ¥esterday was the first day of the meeting and tbe boys were assigned there quarters. This (Thursday) morniug the reunion really began in dead earnest. There was a salute at sunrise and election of officers At 10 a. m. This afternoon occurred the parade, af­ ter which at tbe fair grounds Mayor Greusel welcomed the old Soldiers and Sailors to the city In the following words: Soldiers and Sailors of Barry County Associa­ tion : On bebaU of the citizens of HaaZlnga, I bid yon welcome and am pleased and thank you ter selecting our city for jour annual reunion. We are always Riad when we are enabled to greet pu lie associations. And we wish you to iinderataiid and Jeel thatto you society and all It Implies and means, we feel doubly grateful, tM-camw of the historical record you have made as ludlvl'iuali and collectively as a remnant of M<c-.itran'* contribution to the grand old army ■ha*.saved our country and union. Every man w >mau and child feels a pride tn you and your patriotic services. No child, living to-day baa a prouder feeling than when hr or she can say: my grandfather, m> father or my brother was a soldier or a ►allor In the service of the United Btalen and helped put down the great rebellion of iMt. Yon wh are here today, are tbe few surviv­ ors »»f the many thousand*. And to you we owe and shall coutinne to show our reajtect and appprcclntlon for the sreat saeriflrea you made ai»t the manv bardsblpe you endured. The City of Hastings is not groat nor largo tn size. But v«»u will find Its citizens arc true, ap­ preciative Americans.' And we extend to you the entire fre d«m ot our chv. We a-k and ex­ pert you lo enjoy every privtledge and pleasure connected with tour vltnL W* assure you that , we are perfectly willing to remain under mili­ tary nd- during your reunion. And from 'his ,time until you |. ate for vour notnrs aeconmder ,ourselves civilians subject to jourorders. Several of tbe business houses lt$ve their windows ’appropriately decorated and the city present* quite agate W »l>* pearance. A largo number are In the city mid it blds fair to tmone of the the most 1successful "reunions held In years. An in­ teresting program is mapped out for to­ morrow. ""mUIb* ^Thornton moved to Hanover, to homo >u AHoaan County, taklnc with blmaer.r.1 bu.b- „“.t Christian Buob, a txaker, was found dead in bed Sunday evening about 5:30 o'clock, in his little baking room under Frank Stebbins,' furniture store ou Jeffer-. son St, where he has been for the past two months or so. The deceased was a. German and was lu the 64 th year of his age. He leaves a wife and two or three children in Grand Rapids. The lost man to-see Buob alive was L. Denton who went down Into tbe bakery, as he often did, about 8:30 Sunday morn­ ing when he found the old gentleman very sick and trying bard to vomit He wanted to go out and set a physician, but the siek man was decidedly disposed to it Den­ ton did all that he could to make him com­ fortable going out and getting J»im some coffee to drink, but wliteh was not touch­ ed. The old gentleman persisted that he would “feel better soon,” and told Denton that he had better go home as he (Buob) would soon be al! right Just before M>. Denton left the room tbe old gentleman said.be would lie down and he would probably feel better. He started for his bed room, which was nothing more than a little cubby bole under the stairway; lead­ ing into the basement of the building. and commenced to stagger all around tbe room. Mr. Denton helped him to his bed, saw that he was covered up. He left saying that he. would call again at 5.30 in the af­ ternoon at which time be started for his duties as night clerk at the Hastings house. Promptly at 5:30 Denton called and going into the basement found everything just as he left it. Lighting a lamp' and step­ ping to tbe little bed room be found Buob dead. Officers were notified at once and a search made. In a cupboard at the cast end of the basement was found a half pint bottle In the bottom of which was,a little aconite, and by the side of the bottle was a cup from which the deceased had no doubt taken the fatal draught. Abput the room were various pans and dishes inci­ dent to a baaing establishment. No word was written by the deceased for anyone, except on a piece of paste board was written “Mrs. C. Buob, 475 South- Ionia St, Grand Rapids,” It was ascertained later that this was written two or three days before bls death. His clothing was examined to see if anything further could bu found. Thirteen cents in change, some letters, old books and trinkets were found but nothing else of interest. Coroner Woodmansee selected tbe fol­ lowingjury to view tha remains and ascer­ tain If possible the cause of death:—E. G. Holbrook, Frank Stebbins, Frank Brodesaer, John Wctosert, Allen Jones, and L. Denton. The jury met. and adjourned till Monday afternoon when the following verdict was reached-That the deceased came to his death by means of an over­ dose of aconite administered by Ink own hand without suicidal Intent. The deceased came to this city s »tne time before the holidays to work In F. G-. Beamer’s bakery. Hte appetite for drink proved too much for him and he shifted around several times «until at last be located in the basement of Mr. Stebbins’ furniture store. To a few who were in­ timately acquainted with him be told a story of domestic trouble, which suggested happier days and which -seemed to prey upon his mind of late. For the past two weeks or more he had been very despond­ ent, and he drank th.wily to drown fate cares. Under the burden his mind seemed to be giving away, end possibly realizing this was what caused him to take an over­ dose. _____ _ son-in-law, came and John Hoffer, took the remains to Grand Rapids for burial. PETOSKEY AND RETURN. •4.OO. Annual Law Rate Kacurston. . Instead of the usual evening service in | Presbyterian church next Sunday there Benjiman CoolNsoah to L A. P' 40a. areM. WfOdmnd 00 will tie a bright nnd iniert-siing song ser­ Brown. Ri-utren 1 Shade Ihu f« I an*« Ko- vice with skt-lchrs uf hymn writers by the baujth. 4o*. a* c *4 WnudJiv d. W18 । pastor. All are welcome Stephen 8:>rlngct‘ ’<> John E. tb rr? sec 2. • ■;.*thdon 81G00. Lafayette klithall t«» Alfred atm • • Tin- ladles of the Y. P. S. C. E. will I uam. 4-a, <ecM. Tli >r 1 r»te *ta>J give a lawn fete at the house and grounds I Alfred Putnam to Lda tlph • of Mrs. I. A. Holbrook on Friday evening. ace I. Tijmwppte.8t»<i. I Lvdla W. Phini-e» < • K'ra t m­ Everyone cordially invited. I K. Phinlsry. 40n, m oS6 John The B. Y. P. U. will be led bjr Miss • iu H I Sophie Male next Sunday ev-nlug. . •" •’■ml The B Y. P U. cordially In.Be all to aiteud an ice C’eam social IO lie given by ^.c 3l. irring. them at the home of Mrs. H. E. FHghner, -------Au« 21. 18V4. Erwin Ch ipman. A The tadie* ”f ’he Baptist church are Carrie C-aata. preparing! t«> give an Experience Social to tUmitel J Hid ’bnnaa . C*rrte Ha-row< Xabe held In ti»e near future All dogs nut licensed and found with no ‘ tM OU Will be taken eare Of In accordance with ordinance. W. H. Miller, Ma rah a 11. Itolao™ Of ■»<- on the »"1 third Mmnlay evenlniB of raeh Wt-sley Norwood wua surprlaed the Sth by a unwlond ot vonus folk*. “ to-lna hl/l2th. birthday, loe cream war Mtrved CHRISTIAN BUOB TAKES AN OVERDOSE OF ACONITE. Following the custom of years standing, the Detroit, Lansing and Northern R R. will run the annual low rate exeui>'on to Northern Michigan qesortsou Sept. 4ru Train will leave Woodbury at 11:27 a m.. stopping nt Grand Rapids for dinner and Traverse City fur supper, arrivi«4 at Petoskey at 9.00 p. m. Round trip rate ‘ 84.00. These excursions afford an exrell. n part unity for many to visit tin- »• not Michigan resorts, who -perhaps 7111 do .so otherwise. A delightful lib* may ;|H,rnJoyt.d aH the train will run v ■he popular CX C. W. W. M. R’’y Grand K K • ■ da. popular M R y from from Grand well known as the •■Scenic Line'*.id U facan. Tickets will be s<wai to return in ten days, on all regular trains Baggage will be checked thro* , Petoskey or to principal station* nf Bnlwin al which the train wit See hand bills, or consult agents f« The themes at the Bgptht Pulpit fur ther particulars. next Sunday are: Morning—“Going a fishing” Evening—“Echoes from Rally Day.” ' W. P. Scidmam of Kalamazoo, was out lo are RUOUl about III hl—" threading tut’o F* >• t ’< «“>■ ■nrveved tbr; Lee 8. Cobb of Hastlnis. surrwnd summer resort known as Stony Front last week, lately purchased by Brand FOUND DEAD. C '“ne tiuSbrawl b«. *’« wa. 1. Ida Rme. Wm P Ke Hv. Chw Fqx.Orau. v* Lfoa ie. »”*• Frank F 'JWt I EUiM. Hit* t «*' �H a st i ngs Banner Thursdaj, Aug. io, i»94COOK BROS.. Proprietora. The Magic Touch OF Hood’s Sarsaparilla You smile at the idea. But if you are a sufferer from Dyspepsia And Indigestion, try a bottle, and be­ fore you have taken half a dozen doses, you will involuntarily think, and uo doubt exclaim, “That Just Hits It!” “That soothing effect is a magic touch!” Hood's Sarsaparilla gently tones and strengthen* the stomach and digestive organs, invigorates the liver, creates a natural, healthy desire for food, gives refreshing sleep, and in short, raises the health tone of*the entire system. Remember Hood’s pX Cures COPIOUS SHOWERS. ABUSED BY MR. TALBERT. How tho South Carolinian tacko<l Hia Colleague a. Be Beemit to Have a Poor Opinion of the Are Reported—Prlvlle<e<i Which Need C artalltneoU (Special Washington Letter.) Rapid stenographers walk from place to place on the floor of the- hous^ibf representatives with books in their hands, and take down every word which is uttered by members of tho house during debates. When one ste­ nographer has been thus engaged for I half an hour another expert cornea to i his relief. Then the man whose note­ book is full of talk goes to u phono-, graph on the lower floor and shouts the ! words of the statesmen into the ma- I chine. The speedy young lady typewriter then takes the phonograph and transcribes the speeches, and they are sent to the government printing office. On the following morning the big Congrcssional record appears with every word reproduced just as uttered on the floor of the house. The same procedure ‘ ! ( . j The house usually adopts an order fox the printing of several thousand copies of the eulogies, at government expense. I The Lox® Drought in the North­ These are bound expensively and in:ike ; west Ip Broken. interesting reading for tbe families of. deceased statesmen. They send copies , to their friends; and, altogether. it । Late Corn Bene0t«^l In Illlnol*. ><»*•» Indiana and Nrbwku, Although tbe costs the government considerable! Crop Will H* Fa* fro“ u>* money to eulogize deceased statesmen, . without benefiting the public. The; public money ought not to be expended ; WELOONK HHOWKHS. in that manner. The eulogy business [ Chicago. Aug. IS.-Kxlu bu fallen has been overworked. 11 is time to stop j -«r u grextareuiu the we,t, including it. The speeches (ftksuoh occasions are over a a large part.of DHnoia, Iowa and In­ usually delivered fwO pionths or more u 1—o diana. Report, from «>me point. after the death and birial of a mm- diana. -------------- and ™“ penman, and there there,fa fa not not. even even th. the In fa thfa thfa .trite atrile ■»*«* *« element ot pathos In the proceeding.eeqnence there f'11 J? “ . There Is really no excuse for official crop ot corn. In eulogies. I that croP 1U< 1 to° m ■ During the debate on the bill malting damaged to be much benefited th© stalks are __ ' cases cases appropriations for AV,. the ntetvfe* Co inIn » a few few ------ - the stalk* are rDistrictrrfofCo - _■ Lickburn, of lumbla. Senator Blackburn, of KenKen- ,aid lo have been burned by the exce^ tncXy, delivered * «pc«h which op- sire heat. In some «rtlon. the ra n tucl^y, delivered a c? . -------------w<n<l H„. Congressional. Congressional Record llccord in In was >va» accompanied accompanied by by a high wind.’ pears in the » full, and which shows the existence of which blew down corn, age to broom corn at Arcola. 111., in caa ipeculiar state of affairs in what has hereto! heretofore been known as a charitable timated »t KO.OOO. Pasture, aud pota­ institution. The senate was consider­ to., were generally too far gone to ba ’ ing a clause in the appropriation bill revived. Thf rain exlinguUbed a num­ The yield of malting provision for the expenses of ber of prairie fires an institution known as the board of wheat in reported unexpectedly large. MET ON A DECAY OF ColBafawi Fort Madisom. Ib.. Aug. 18.- Expnwa snd mail trains Nos. 4 and 5 on tbe Atchison, Topeka A Ranta Fr road collided at 8 o’clock Sunday morning near Gibb*. Mo. Two were killed and several hurt. Both trains were run­ ning ut high *peed. The baggage, mail and express cars were demolished. The killed a e George Coplinger. of Chicago, express messenger on train No. 5. and E. R. Hurophreya, of Kansas City, engineer of train No. 4. The in­ IRJSH UTERaTUre_ Th. IMa.dm !><, „o, Hbm .i™. or Ot all man o„ „ awaynd by hlawwqa,^ u * man. a> l» »honn by u„. ,.lru>>..ery IrUh fMtiona: » earllret and mo.l d-u-nui“L arealwayooncenlraL..,. „.x„, tempt to wire the public J?? ?■ one Interest or the other r„ ,hta ererybody who .peak , < ,n,|‘ lr Dublin, even with the breireri* , dfaUUerleh, the tiel h..UMri> ,'Z! corner boya If he bril nol.l^ hi jured are: IMniel IMly, Fort Madison. la., engineer No. Freemau on hit. .Ide „t , h . S shoulder badly hurt: E. E. Derrick. Chte»<o, rhere waa always a coustouen.-v ur botfsMTemtm No. 5. cut and bruised, may die; K E. Dutcher. Chltem>. mall clerk: Walter jom. sort ready at bund Durbin. Milwaukee, ankle cut: C. N. Elliott. X “’••Rpcr ,U1^» Cbkarn. mail ctork: Martin I ozarty. Fort •hlfty. dcmoralired ojd p?~; Madluon. Hrcinm No. 5. badly burned;----Holme*. Fort Madison, brakeman No. 5. bead oonld make. KiUMbed; Justin MoCarthy. Chlctmo. badly All the ^e, the JtinrnalUn, ot ir„ bruised; Dan MWabaufh. Englewood. 111. ba«- UndJBt >“ J>“t ia bnd TakeaiJX Km.-eman No. 4. hurt Internally, may die; F. P. any day atthe preiw..f-Dublln lu-lfas. Skyles. fireman No. 4. sllxhtly hurt. Cork. If yon would rw.liz,. „imt JThe trains met on a slight curve and there him boon fr,,m t|, । , came together with terrific force. apent John Mitchell’, and Th.^XJ Both engineers nnplicd the air brakes ttma. Aa for literatnr ■. it l, a > and reversed tlieir engines, which ac­ ally perished from t’w |ond Anr Lm tion was the cause of saving many Hvea As soon as the pasMingers don publisher will tell you that, of rii edition of two thousand v .iumreol a and those < f the train crew not hurt recovered from the shock they popular fairly priced Work, whether*' history, trercl. eMays, memoir.-orr,( proceeded to rescue the unfortunate ones. Engineer Humphreys, of Na 4, the higher fiction, he never mnnu was found at his post with one of his upon Dublin's eotunimine more than limbs cut off at the^thigh and his head five copies. When th.- bo-,'; la-come, almost split in two. He died du a few the "rage.” or chances to deni with an Irish subject, this m,v Arable iurif minutes. Express Messenger Cope11 nger was instantly killed. E. E. or even In rsreesw. mirniit nptoiwtZ ty copies. Derrick, the express messener and baggageman of Na 5, had a nar­ A BRIGAND’S WOOING. row escape, and his injuries may yet prove fatal. The inomentntn Domratle 1’arlnrrk. forced him through the aide of the car It is said that the captain of a rob­ . andjanded him on the embankment 58 feet away. His face was mashed lo a ber hand who desires a wife does his jelly and bis body terribly cut and courting after this style: Gusting hi* bruised. There was only one physician eye on some fair’village maiden, he de­ on the train, lie was kept busy until scends upon the flgecaision of a dance train No. 5 was ruu back to Hurdland Upon the green, and manages to dance with the fair one himself. He charm* . for assistance. . Conductor Clegern was in charge of । her with his grace and the beauty of , Na 5. west bound. He handed hi* his dancing, whiApers love passage* In , order to the Associnted Prcas reporter, her terrified cors-for well she knows whom she |» dancing—and ; which clearly khowed that the 'twa with trains were to meet at Gibbs. The circling ever nearer.and nearer.'to the officials of the Santa Fe here say thfe outer ndge of the company be sudden­ conductor and engineer of train Na 4 ’ ly gives a whistle, and his men appear were responsible for the accident, hav­ in a moment and dish <■;’ with the ing disoofeyed telegraphic orders to prize, the leader covering their retreat meet train No. 5 at Gibbs Station. The with a fusillade of fireanr whictf the conductor of Na 4 says he entirely villagers dare not re turn. King loo overlooked the order*. The damage much cowed by the bandit's daring: Honorable marriage by a captpred to property will not exceed 814.000. priest is offered tho girl, who dan? nqt LOSS FROM FOREST FIRES. refnw to become the brigand’s bride, knowing she can never return to her home below the mountain'. It is said MKKltn.u Mich., Aug. 13.—Forest that these marriages are exceptionally fires have destroyed 700.0W feet of happy, and. that the men love their ab­ ; lumber and 300,000 feet of logs belong­ ducted prizes with constant affection, ing to L. Cornwell about 4jniles from and that the villages from which- they here. John Ward lost all his camps are stolen are forever after safe from ' and the dwellings of his men. He also fire and rapine at the hands of the robber band. lost about 100.000 feet of loga Corn­ well had a light insurance on 600.000 feet of lumber. Ward had none. Fires are raging iu all directions. WatkhsMekt, Mich.. Aug . 1—For- lows Cora lrr.por.hlx, p.ou*xe<l. occurs in the senate oijci-y day, so that, children’s guardians, when Senator DksMoiSBaJa..Aug. T3.—Thy officers with the aid of stenographers, phono Blackburn said: "I undertake to toy,, and I will submit the record evidence o{ lbe state Agricultural society a^ree graphs, typewriters, printers and crop estimate* that the rvporta pressmen, the irtfl^ds, sentences, para­ herb to prove it. that there never was in in thisMlistriet, or any where else upon this , • weather' -• ------sent by the anti ------crop1— bureau graphs, entire speeches of senators and have been approximately correct. It representatives are reproduced and Hood’s Pills cure liver lib. constipation, is thought that the estimate of bilious new, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion kept so that they may be read many 4<> per cent of a corn crop is high yfears after the statesmen are dead and e ough. Director C. E. Chase, of tho forgotten. PARKER'S I A great many things are said in de­ agricultual society. who has had ex­ HAIR BALSAM cellent opportupities. for observation, I bate which ought not to be said; be­ places the probable yield of corn in ', cause they are not strictly true. Tho Hair to iU Youthful Color. Iowa at 150.000,000 bushels. The larg­ statesmen usually talk for the benefit . of their constituencies, rather than for est crop in the history of tbe state waa ' the purpose of influencing conigrcsB5D.000.000 on less acreage than was j sional action. They talk with a view planted this year. In Michigan. | of having their speeches printed, to be acKST sent, at government expense, to their Dxtrott, Mich., Aug. 18.—The yield --------------------------------------------------- !--------------- constituents. For example, the Friday of corn as reported by the state agri­ it I A A A utuitcu : alw other valucultural bureau in its August report is *L || II II I able preui'.unjN Io good gursti- night sessions of the house which are de­ below the average of other years. The Jill 11 II I er>- DASE BALL Enthu*i- voted to the consideration of private q/l UU V ;***-•»this is your .<“-----------■'KT-K; P». average condition of corn is reported jnsion claims are wasted. There is sel ­ See.olfrr none CDMTur *f. - .... u quorum present to do business. ut 75 per cent, in the southfern coun­ it. New York dom "OJ Alt Newsdealers': or 53EftH l<*th St. 1 At one of these Friday night meetings ties. S5 in the central and SO in the ACupot Hocr t>;» (Um cheapest, purest and recently,, Congressman Talbert, of northern. The average for the state tMwl) c*u »w preparedJn.*>uutly from 1 j South r„ Carolina, became angry because is 80. One year ago the pOrveutagvu I so few members were present, and he were 01 for the southern and central ' OS THE SOlTTUz FRONT STKJ*. li said: “They will have to give up their and lol for the northern counties. • clavt*hammer coats, their euchre parRain Help* NcbraBka Crop*. continent, or upon this eofth, a system There’* only oar gen nine kind and that you' JliniluC3 TO w»vuM»ru that ■■-»* has r v-x-.v. vh \ua , Neb.. aun. can know by the *igr.M.ure iu blue on every Jar- |। ^?s and entertainmentsand»come here. of .charities established proven Omaha Aug. IS.—All day 8un. We are in a tremendous condition in^^ expensive per capita, and as worth* dav generous rains fell throughout ' this house, which reminds me of what les* • • character • * -----in its and- results us this Nebraska, and the crop Nituntiou is J I once heard of a preacher. He said: board of children’s guardjnns. It has materially improved. The rains have ‘Now. 1 want to preach to all good cosh five times as much under their extended into Colorado, South Dakota, Christians a little while, and I want all supervision to support or care for a Kansas and Iowa. On the Union Pa­ • those who are not good Christians to child ns it did under any other Hystem cific North rain fell west ot ■ get out; and I will pause for them to of charities ever known. Beside*, they Platte aud at llotheburg. Grand get out.’ Not a single man stirred. do not take care of the children. ' Island, Schuyler aud other towns | ‘Well.’ be said, ‘I want to preach to all I undertake to say that every child in that vicinity. Rain fell along „ Flenh mude with Thlnacura Tabfete by a»c!en- : R;nn«>rR* and all those who arn (rood UficpnxMMH They ewate perfect ax^mliaUon 5 f \ that has ever come under its supervis- the Burlington at Plattsmouth. Auof every form of fi.od. secreting the valuable Christians and not sinners will please ion or into its custody has been brought rora. Pones, Greeley Center, Burwell, part.- and itlHcardlnx the worthless They get- up and ’ go out.’ Not a _i_a, ---- ■. single soul to It and turned over by one man. and Ump City, Hustings, Kearney, Curtis, niakt-thin faces plmup and round out tht* fig­ stirred. ‘Well,’ he said, ‘I want ta he a private on the police fonx- of the | McCook. Benrkleman and along the ure, They are the preach to all those who are lukewarm;. district This is no board of children’s Sheridan line. This give* rain to a STANDARD REMEDY all those who are good Christians and * guardians, or any other sort of board, targe section of the farming districts for leanness, containing no arsenic, and abswe. sinners will get out.’ Not a 80X11 It : is a corporation, if it may be so in Nebraska that have been" much lately harmless. stirred. The preacher was nonplussed. termed, consisting of one man. Its damaged by drought The best in­ Price, prepaid. Si per box: fl for 15. Then he got dp and said: ‘You are in a agent, I believe, is a man by the name formed agriculturists of the state Pamphlet, - HOW TO GET FAT.” free. The THINACUKA CO., M9 Broadway, New horrible fix.’ So it is with a number of Lewis. He f s|j|| 1 - - - • York. of us. Dozens of members are at borne with the funds, making -more promises. Republicans, PROBATE ORDER. pleasure, withoi democrats and populists axe doing the the appropriatioi State of Michigan, County of Barn —ss. 1 same thing. Here we are without a denominate him At a session of the Probate Court for the Coun»y of Harry, holden at the Probate office, in quorum on account of our members at livery stable, four dwellings, lumber the record which he has made, would , somewhat tha City of Hastings, in said county, on Wed­ this county 75 per company’s warehouse, two cold stornesday, the 8tb day of August, in tbe year one home fencing. And I think the people be to treat him very mildly and very cent of the . tout of the crop is promised, I age warehouses, two Northwestern thousand eight hundred and ntnety-lour. and our constituencies are like that Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of preacher found his congregation. They . |; but mu^h ’ cars of merchandise and two empty nut the local condition is much Probate Senitor Blackburn stated that better place, throurh---- --------------------- he awawa than hr.sail in IU moat UIVOV J/IO1.OO LIiruULJO- cars. ’ ” ” The loss is *75,000. In the matter ot the estate of Lneluda Blanch­ are ‘in a horrible fix.' So, Mr. Chair­ hod thoroughly investigated this case state. Potatoes are had thfa caw „ a t the atate. “ ard. deceased. i man, I think we ought to have a call of On reading and filing tbe petition duly verb | redemption in this ricin­ and tlmt that his hi, remarks were made with p^t pru>t UNDER THE LASH. fled ot Ira Blanchard, administrator ot said es­ the house and send out at once to the a full knowledffe of facts asnertninod ' —va >***“ yield !. inevitable. ; «? “d • id ’"F tate praying lor reasons therein set forth that * I -------- - .L a iignt- yieia is inevitable, A Woman Whipped by Masked by patient investigation, and the read- The is trne ln er t of he may be licensed to sell the real estate of said West Virginia. dtyasedas In said petition described. ■v=rtT| tag of many quires and reams of tes- commonwealth. Oats promise well GRAXTvnxx w. Va.. Aug. 11.—At a , tbnony on th.jnbjcct He bellied paaturage ha, Improved a .hade and lonely place near Minnor, in the Washtn tbe forenoon t>e assigned for the hearing of that the so-called board of children s the -----outlook .._ j . for dairy products ... ia bet- ingtou district, forty masked men said pettdoo and that the heirs at law of said | I guardfans should be abolished. — r-~ Th® ter. Apples are a big crop, despite deceased and all other persons luterested In said estate, are required to appear at a session matter was referred back ।; uiBtier oac to the com- early Indication, to the contrary. raided the cabin of a lone woman named at said eourt. then to be holden at the Probate of­ “Sis" King, of doubtful reputation, and ------------------The „toteThe _ WhMt b|n HtOe of x ; mittee on appropriations. state- . fice, in the City of Hastings. In said County, and Pegged the terrified woman from her show cause, if any there be. why t- '■ ,own jn WUcoM(n ■ mente made by tbe senator indicate in the nrayer of the petitioner may not be bed in her night-clothes. The raiders a forceful manner how schemes are I granted. And it is further ordered, that W heat a Full Yield. 'jx PR3.VWSG fpee stripped her, and while one man held । sometimes worked for the purpose of said petitioner give uotice to tbe person* St. Paul, Minn., Aug. I8.u-Minneso- her hands the other thirty-nine took T3 DfliWtjXS Of LION COFFEE intereated tn said estate, of the pendency of ' securing nrr nnnmnrin Hnv,e fvere m appropriations from congress ta North Dakota .nf k ' ♦ »* I “er hMnds other said petition and tbe hearing thereof by causing under the ^o! charity and the pu” “ *iTta* hw „------ „ —r two blows each a copy of this order to be published In the Has­ 11c welfare. whereaa individual. who ! X 1XC? ‘f* 1 7 “? hlckor >' * wiuh' ting* Banfkr, a newspaper printed and circu­ with hickory switches over her bare lated Id said Couutv of Barry, once in each n-e unworthy reap the entire benefit The arteritu^dl-^ . h,ul ’been given seven­ back. After she had week for three successive week* previous to ity moneys wh,eh ty-eight :ff&cuts cnuduishe -hew was “ left senseless on aald day of bearing. Chakxj». W, Ajimstrong. Hastings, - - Mich. Judge of Probate. . eXtow a . port that eighteen states would pro------------------- pro­ (A true copy.) A series senes of debates are carried on at at. ' duce .______ .bush F . ­ tell i rn ov । KILLED BY ।LIGHTNING. this ____ year 109,000,000 the capitol from day to day which are els of CAPITAL 575,000.00 spring wheat, and so PROBATE ORDER. ’ never reported in the Congressiona] from early prospects, accompanying Seven Ball Players Meet a Frightful Oeath SURPLUS IH.<W).w». State of Michigan,County ot Barry, its. Record, and of which the general pub-1 At a MMlon of the Probate Court, fot Incorporated uuder the law*. <•! the ©ste-01 drought and thia estimate, the D» Kxlb. Tex, Aug. IL—About 8 tbe couutv of Barry bolden at the lec could know nothing except as' Mlchlg*.’’. impression has been gained by busi­ o’clock Friday afternoon a crowd of Probate offloe. ta the City of Hasting*. In chronicled by the press. On the great: ttald Countv. on Wednesday the tst day of ness men and others that this is a boys and men meV in a small prairie 9 Open for business Dec. tM^1. August, in the year one thousand eight hun­ marble steps at the south front of the year of reduced wheat yielda In ­ dred and ninety lour. “T.ET THE SINNERS ALL ARISE.” miles south of town and began to play OFFICER^: capitol. a crowd of negro laborers conPresent, Chariee W. Armstrong. Judge of stead of the government's estimates Probate. gre^ate every afternoon about one being true, they are ridiculous, for the baseball. A shower came up and they D. G. Reblnson, President; Is tbe matter of the estate of James R. saloons all over the city and to the all ran to a large oak. Lightning Chester Messer, Vice, m o ’ clock, aad engage in discussio ns on ' euchre parties and bring the soldier­ MiMm. “ miner probability is that the two states of struck the tree and the following were D. W. Reyno:*'-• •-'ashler. On reading and Aline the petition duly verb lovers here, and let us pension the sol- i politics, theology and morality. They Minnesota and North Dakota have thia killed outright: John Jacoba, Walter K’Ml of Anna D. Mason, guardian of said minor. diers or stop this hypocritical cant" ■! DTMSCTORS: I are employes of tho house of repre­ -ylng that her first account as sueb guardian year produced practically the amount Atchley, Thomas Blanchard. William D. W. Reynold-. That sort of a speech may read well sentatives and appear to have nothing of wheat the government says eight­ Hentley, John Jackson, Chris Petty D. G. Roblnxm. .down in Mr. Talbert’s South Carolina to do but to draw their salaries. Their een states have produced, ’in other _-fajeater .tinker. In other and William Waite. About a dozen John Carvrth. at august A. D„ 1»M at ten o’clock In district, but it does not read well to' friends, who appear to be loafers or I words, the yield in these two others were hurt and it is thought some P. T. Cdgrove. on. be araignMl for tbe hearing of vagrants, gather there also and par-' states -i and that the heirs at law nf Hald people who know that it is both untrue is more than likely to of them will die. Has the only savins* depart m-» m Jc , 1 Hit other persons Interested In and unfair. The members who do not. ticipate in their discussions. They also ‘ exceed 100.000,000 _ bushels, leaving County and p»y» •taterwt os on v required u» appear at a session attend the Friday night sessions remain ' indulge in a great deal of wrestling,1 South Dakota to bring the yield of th© Heath in b Hummer Drink. dsooifta en to be holden at tbe FrobiU© boxing and obnoxious horse play; car' Hastiaim. In said County, away because they have other business. Oxlwxik. fa., Aug. 10.—Three chil­ three states up to 195,000,000 bushels :inv :netT L*why the p™’" A very small percentage of them at­ rying on their diurnal diversions for as against about 190,000,000 for the dren ot J. Wxlkcv, a farmer living 1 Agents. $73 They block the tend euchre parties and attend enter­ two or three hours. three states last year. And these esti­ mile Booth of the city, are dead, and south entrance to the capitol, and by itk?B to the perMHH- lute. !j|on :md the hearing tainments in clawhammer coats. It i* mates are probably about minimum. the four remaining member, of the their use of chewing tobacco make the unfair to have sent forth the inference It need be no surprise if Minnesota family are at the point ot death from mLh’i?i>pd bt th1 IUnnkr. a news­ that tbe absent members could be found ! place unfit for any gentleman to enter; and North Dakota show a yield of drinking a cooling mixture containing ***? 5**Un* m mm county while certainly no lady would want to c^ed. ?*** Hreul&ied three successIvr in “the saloons all over the city.” Vcrj enter the capitol build’ing at that point 110,000,000 bushels, but as the trade tartaric acid. The trouble wema to be <*U<Ty.wnoe Id «*eto we«t for ring. few members of congress are habitually demands conservative figures, the two from the nlrength or quantity ot tbe W**»TWtoustoiuri4 4*y of b<a. rritoxu. drinking men. The spirit of temper­ They arc sometimes so numerous as to states are estimated at 105,000,000. and acid tued. Chas. W. Auk • Probate. bar the doorway, and are utterly in­ ance is abroad in the land-, and states­ 80,000,000 for- South Dakota, making a (A true copy.) men ore strongly Influenced by the ex­ different to the rights of others even total of 195,000,000 as the spring wheat Naw You, Aug. 11.—The exchanges istence of that spirit and sentiment, when admonished to step aside and let crop for 1894. MOBAKEOttSI at the leading clearing houses in the Buok-'k-Hprr*. Mr. Talbert knows this fact aa well a* people enter. AH of this questionable Fher», ,] Irafhert. ■United State. during the week ended anybody. He knew that he waa mis­ procedure is carried on beneath the windows of the private room of the yesterday aggregated »T7t,*Sl.»M, representing his fellow members, when Jfac.lTvn, lit, Aug. 11.—Wednesday h»l<» hour apart, Job, pyj against ITM.OTO.OOT tho previous week made that speech. It may make the speaker of the house of representa­ *• ’-srs in bis district believe that their tives, but nobody seems to have called riel, aged TO. aud Mary Frerlet, aged nsman is a strong temperance public atttention to the fact; and ths TO, husband and wife, died of typhoid SV - gju-ayg on ^uty in the house, disturbance of the peace, although foyer at St Mary’s hospital nfair for a congressman to open and flagrant, is unchecked and Porrenoura. a. Aug. 10. — David » nJ J'P at hcmo by wholesale apparently unquestioned. Ciucaoo, Aug. 13.-Madeline Po'lard. Hahn, who drove coaches across the Smith D. Fht. hk colleagues on Vital Alleghenies before the advent of tbe who achieved notoriety throuol, her •nit against Congreasman Brcckiu- railroads, died here aged M. He had the Soar of carried Gen. Jackson, Henry Clay, Ourrn NERVOUS DEBILITY. ' ffo on the btago PreelUnU Harrbon and Tyler, and LOOT OF VICOR debut in Chicago. alone in their many other public men. INSOMNIA end Certain afternoons air GENERAL OEBILITY. Weai Gooldeboro young lady caaMdbriNrxviiiiyT n'",r' r ' shriek and Jumped into the m oxeas, ovovkkwokh. lo tl>u <fitv rwlted In the mxjuIUx! ol ■ Price, Ono Dollar Per Bo« THINflGURfl FOR THIN PEOPLE Are you thin ? td deP&iiijiaES' Hastings C Bank,' Hall’s Specific! Regains and Maintains. The Powers. convicted of criminal P.mphl.l .Ml Clrvul.r Pwr M»,Lw«h Httaii '* DETROIT AND GRAND RAPIDS* Address HALL’S SPLGIFIG Cl IM Lrixlng’o'1 Avenue, �through a trestle. GREWSOME INCIDENTS AT SEA. ▲ Kaval omi’cr'a Relation of How a Me.*- MICHIGAN STATE NEX4 8. _ _ “ ----STATE TAXES FOR I8»*. “I was nearly scared out of .my rhe TotaL <• • Bedacsenaes once," remarked an officer of tton from boat Tear. the United States navy whose name is ___ Auditor General Turner has com­ a synonym far all that Is couragooutf' pleted the apportionment of the state ----- Z*re < rrtnatrd on land aud sea. taxes for the year IBM *mou„ ** : "‘CF°Ur Lo-t-Eleveu Up the chimney. Von have to taxes for the year IBMstate. amongThe thetotal sevThere vjks an immediate demand cra l counties of the Other Peraotu Injured. ‘ ................................. .. . The total drive the stove all the time in orfrom the Washington Star reporter for thig year is 81.G39J35.8V. as against ♦ s1 .r — miB year is 51.os», 135.81.. as against DISASTER IN NERRASKAthe story and th« ^corn.a<’^t’ng °ffi- 8i,tel,o14.-— The —*- — 1 der to get results. This is but one cer (W -in — 1SG3. amounts to be Limcolx, Neb., Aug. 11.—Twenty- cor proceeded with it. paid by the several----t i*: the common stove troubles that ’ paid by tbe several counties of the four dead and eleven injured is the re­ "It happened on the old ship Powhat- &tate are as follows: , -« ------------------------ ---- ------------ siaue a 0; ivc been overcome in Jewel sult of Thursday night’s irightful dis­ an, 1." he said, Baid, "several "wvernl years ago. ago.and tre ’’ Girona and wo Alcona.......... 82-742 £2|Lake... 82.242 t! aster on the Rojk Island railroad near were anchored off a W«st India port. SO.k.T » £ Stoves and Ranges. They throw out here as reported by the coroner. The One day a young sailor, a general isfa- .( jupena.. £ :! the heat generated. They make names of the known killed follow: ‘ vorite wi* v officers and ____ _ :C1 ‘. from ____ An»dg.......... 4.4*4 4Si Livings ton. ith crew, fell IJM8 M i Lure........ DR C. H. Pinuey. Council Bluff*; J. D Mat­ a mast and broke his neck. He was C ::. - ther dirt or trouble and burn little B.W acMockiaae . thew*. commercial man. Omaha: Hqrry Mon- . dead when we picked him up. and we Baraga........ Barry............ SL« WMacomb ... 4 Inc’. As for looks—they are the roe, Kansas City. Isaac Depew, engineer. Bay ................ 40.356 88 Manistee... 13.463 1» nt once prepared the body for burial, Council Bluffs: W. O. Hambell, lawyer. Fair­ Benzie........... t.M» fit Maaltau.... ji.,ud.->Miuest stoves made. Sold by bury, Nob.; C- D. Stannard, conductor. St the ship’s carpenter making a wooden Berrien......... 56'J4srqu< tu* *5. CORDOVAN Joseph; Johft Munger, grain dealer. Omaha: coffin, which lie nailed together, as Branch......... 88.IM tur miKHatNAMEUIDCAtr Mmoi — ........... Look for Trade Mark. H. R. Peters, merchant, Council Bluffs; E. IL there were no screws suitable 'in his Calhoun........ 44 844 38I :Mere <ts....... H.‘3.wFi«CAtfiimaa 10.830 m • Casa ................. 23.616 P7 ’ ’ Nanoadsee... Zernike, lawyer. Lincoln. Neb.*, two unknown kit- We had expected to take the body Charlevoix... I Midland ......... 2-DW 68 » 5.W POLICES sous. farmers; five unknown men; Charle* Unruh, Cheboygan.. • I Missaukee.... 4.484.43 jjsoa.woRKixsMafc mother and son. Jansen, Neb.;' A. B. Edde. ashore, but the authorities refused per­ Chippewa.... > Monroe...«... 24.664 IT | 4 EXTRA FINE/”15 MORTGAGE EOKECLOnU RE mission, and wc were forced to a sea s ’ . rc os; t’ROBATK ORDER. 14.04® It | merchant, Pawnee. Neb.; M. Beaver, mer­ . Clare......... i Moatcaim.... *2A7-?BcrrsScHCxSH0ES. I Min'.n.< r< r.ey 1,048 81 chant Pawnee. Neb.; two unknown farmers burial, and had placed a couple of shot'. Clinton....... Enrniluro M i n'acturing Cotn- State of MlchlKOH. O>untv of Harrv-x*. t^awford... •.'.•I- ’..eg. n.. . ,• re*^h>i» of the Probate Court for the from Jansen. Neb. .ge beat ing date June 29’b. A. inside the coffin at the foot to sink it. Delta ........... I St-WMtgO....... . - ..u *<t to tlie undersigned, DhuIcI ,5o®»ty of Barry holdeu at tha Probate <-nice Late Friday night the remains of Dickinson ... 9.016 ddoaklan" Oakland......... •, t* tnis!-e. the following d scrib- In the city <•! HnMlnat. Iu aal<i county, od Andrew Hensen, a farmer of McPher­ The body lay in state on deck that Eaton............ SV.8W :I[Q 8,w ea pSs as....... .......... «tk .lay of Augu.™ lB th? night, and the next day all hands were Emmet........ Miirtit-d hi the Citv of Haatlnga. M»aday. thSEND FDfi CATALOGUE 4.4M 4$.Qiana*........ rear oue thousand eight hundred aud nln-. tj Mu'lihtui. nod tl-acribea aa fob son county. Neb., were identified by called to attend the funeral 'rhe cap­ Genesee....... 37.37-I VflGmonagon... < in lots five hundred fortv-fuor, Gladwin...... . MTO M r 2.986 WOseeola. ........ a watch found lying in the midst of BROCKTON. MASS. tain began reading the burial service, Gogebic........ 22.4C 16Oacoda ...... 'V- Armttrong, Judge of 'erri five, ilv- hundred forty-six. Protore* 1.404 M 1 human bone*. All of the bodies, or. turti-Ncreu. five bcudreti fortyGrndTve’ae ATM ttfOtoegD.......... 3.737 01 In the nutter of the estate uf Charlie p parts of those mentioned by name in very solemnly and with much feeling, Crztlot......... ■ 11.HB 11 Ottawa.........' 2.1.422 15 itivd fifty, five hundred fifty-one. Ftofier. deceane-1 r’ Bf we. wt are tbe largest manufacturers o! for ail of ns felt the loss of tire young Hlllidale...... SS.i'iS 83 Preoque I*le tt<22 a ' . -two, five hundred sevciiteeu. ndvertiaed shoes ia tbe world, and juarantee ““a* ,h’*,w,4,»ond«lv verified the list of killed, have been recovered. fellow keenly. He rend along quietly Houghton.... 60/.M 4tjB-MecAmmon .•ik-iiie-ii. five hundred nineteen, value by stamninj the name and price oa .1? . ' *?hyr- wld<"*' "f ’"Id dreeaard prat­ .......... I1.M8 4KSaglaaw........ M v.-'-’v, five hundred twenty two, . to the The injured ure: tbe bottom, which pratecta you against high 1 until it was about half through, when Huron Ingham........ 31J 31 OrSaailac....... -n’v-lhree. five hundred twenty­ Ing that admb>l#trMtl<>n of *»i<l entate may oe il.OM 48 price* and the middleman'# profit*. Our *boe* Injured. all at once there came a fearful ratp­ lon'.n.............. •> M ♦.) Schtrti. rnfi A' K“hcr oc 10 •om*5 g’*””5.231 84 1 -! ir«-<l twenty-five, four hundred i —.In a'vie ea<v nttiuv ana suitable re-raun. I Col. C. J. Bllas. Second regiment. Nebraska Iosco ............. '.5.411 78 7.474 « SMawasaev. iindhtfi foul’. h’«r hu dred fl re, uu«iuk«. “-v—•--< Tl’T'eupy'J «t i* ordered, that Thunfffiy the ’ national guards. Fairbury, deep flesh wounds ing. screeching sound from the coffin, Iron............... 7.6M 43 St. Clair....... ajwn weinnj ^>* i.xtr hundred seven, four bunwhere at lower price# for the value pven than 8.9.H Rfllsi. Jorepb .. 29.886 81 any other make. Take no aobatilule. tfyoox 1' hundred nine, four hundred Mb davof August. A. n. HUM. M ten o’, kirk in in loft leg; Henry C. Foot, brakeman. Council and the lid began to rise. The super­ laabelm........ for (he heart ng uf said 1M 48,Tuscola........ is m si dealer canoqtaupply you, we can. Sold by idrrd rl«*vcu and four hundren Wv!i.,22!?,HK‘r C® stitious sailors fled iu di*jnay, the cap­ Islr Hoyal•••■ Bluffs, log broken; Juy McDowell. Fairbury, i’ity <n HtiMiiigs, Harry’ t'ouirty. petltfcxx, and that the heirs at law of said ib^eas- legs cut and face bruised. C. H. Cherry, mail tain’s face blanched, the other officers Jacksun. .... 46 339 13 Van Baren.. ttM i fl 1 Kalamazoo. . 40.389 WWartrten.vw. 46 3» 13 iS’l.;* t«» th- licop.'td plat ■mI. and all other nenwm* Ititerexted In said 8A30 SgWayna ..... 848.014 00 ■ < ih**r vrttb si! the hereditament* en*!Jl*!* op! required to an|>e«r nt a session ol clerk. Kearney, budly bruised and cut; stood irresolute, and 1 grabbed the, Kalkaska . W 34 «ak1 court, then to be holtlen at llie Prutiai* F. F. Scdtl. express mesacuger. Injured in- wheel and held on to it with fail my Kent........ 74.740 53 Wexford... . ..c-s thereunto pertaining; to ' Keweenaw... :>uil.>i>K'« hereon, including Mfire. In tbe city of Hasting*. In saldc-mutT J t-mniiv ».<— «-»- —•*- f a Burlington £ MORTGAGE SALK. any lhprT ’be prayoi strength to keep from running cltan . .it <i drv Mln*. TMs mortgage jf 11 c* I t afui'i having tisMl|nmJs> In the. rt»ml'il»ns a ihr.tni dny nl July. A. D Ufirt. [ It hi fiurt[ THE FAIR SEASON. ol a c ruin m >rt<twe executed by Akmxo D. w: 3. E. away. Scared? Why. I was so scared ; Ill the office of the Kegiwter ' CauwUl«d»-raod ®lle|L CiUwai adcr U> Clark I didn ’ t know where I was. But in a I Hany i'ettntv. Mlchlga’', lu Hrer Michigan Will Have County and District 1 dnlrd "he*eigMtre .th d»y of June. 1892, -----— arrrr?*T ... . nuvai me SM.. r* uui. hurt *Umt the minute we began to realize that the ; -■< <n> {tagc Default ba* brrn Fairs in Many Places. 1 re co drd Ibr t»*i H-ik dav «»f Jin«v. 1S8L and Linoola. indJttoii of naid mortgage. No wuit Ing thereof by Musing a eopy of this order to be head: Mtn. Friu and swelling of the decomposing body The county and district fair, this • *• ““ <»•*•-•• < »’ J1'1’ /?»”• :* In* t ecji instltuisd at law to re published In the Hastin«;n Hannrk a new*, bruised. had forced the nails out and it was I Suppoeed Wrecker Arr«-»t»«L ; lebtedu *5 now remaining recured wer printed and circulated In Hold County ot The police have arrested a colored their giving way that had made the year will take place as follows: - if any part thereof. There is Barn once In each work for three suoreartve COUNTY FAIRS • <;w- at the tiale of this notice up- weeks previous to «aid day nt bearing bid­ mnu named George Davin, who ia sut»- fearful noise. In a few minutes the Allegan, Allegan.................................... Sept. 25-28 by a ssle nr fr'hllr -or*m •<. th*- i-e» _ , C hakum w . armsthond . ■r.-i.t-ss *e-ureil by Mid* mortgage al I be u«» lu front do »r «-f ih-OmkI Hou#e, <A true copy )______ Judge nt Pntbate. ! pec ted of wrecking the train. Shortly sailors were recalled, the coffin was Barry-. Hostings............................... Sept. £5-28 der. ;-. mortgage.the sum of Uilrty-ouin the CH v of <»»i the finrt da* of Sep­ ■ hundred and twenty dollars and •after tbe wreck he applied to a^ack- nuiled up again and lashed with ropes Branch. Cold water................................. Sept. 24-28- tember. I8H. at twel»»* o’clock noon, o’ all than i- *«’.| x’d.Sli. By virtue of the Calhoun. Marshall............................ Sept. 25-28 certKln piece or parctS of laud, nllua'.ed in the* GOOD ADVICE. man cud asked to _ . be driven _______ up-town, ' and the last sad rites were finished Cass. Dowagiac............... .vnt»mv<l iu said mortgage, and - - - - Glty of Hast big*. Couhty of Barry and SUte -of »c <’f rc iltting said amount so tire saying he had been on the traiu and without further incident. Oct. 2-4 Michigan, descriord as follow, viz*. C7>mmca»y Charlevoix. East Jordan.. Ini at tb- north cast corner of the eosin west rtgidtr. I shall sril Hie premises ’loat' ** hia coat. . He was ___ ______ seena with"That a is to say," continued* the offiClinton aounty. St. Johns. I quarter of section laimber right. In township.."-scrlb*d, together with said Every patriotic ben should give hfa three norm of ran#- rtwnr w-n. nmr.inc ihcuce ’ crowbar near the place where the ।j ccf cor.. “ “there was no further incident on Eaton county. Charlotte. ;jinr,-boilers aud dry kilns, or no ....Oct. 2-5 w»t onlhees-t mid we»l quarter Hu- ol *a»d Geneasee. Fenton,.......J., personal effort and intlucr.ee *oincrease ; |irrmi«<-s a#'hall be nece.»ssrv c«» wreck occurred,-it is asserted. The ■ deck. " ’ It was my duty to go with a Hillsdale. Hillsdale ..J.. ....Oct. 1-5 rectlon eighty-sewn rods to the center of the ■ m<; mt *•<» dur upon the ludcbtednc circulation of his home paper which police say they have evidence sufficient boat’s crew some distance from the Ingham. Lansing.............. Sept. 10-21 highway (now Mkrpgan' Avej themy #outh i t.y -aid mortgage together with .Sept. 18-31 along the cenier ef *SM highway U» ibr “Orth —.rand ---- --------------- ... in .„the w tl. * f.»rr •losnrr. at | ub'.ic vendue tv to convict. His motive is not known. ; ship sink the body sea, and Kent, Grand Rapids....'., ■reaches the American policy of Protec ­ ’•Mbirr n» th- north tront door; o! ... .Oct. 8-4 line o! Lincoln Street on Daniel Btnkrr # audi­ I can tell you now I did not relish the • Htdtey............... Train No. 8 is an accommodation । ie the village- mow c,iy.i <>f H urflnw, . ' H.-:i- cits of Hastings, HSrry tion . It is his duty to aid in this respect Sept 26-28 tion Lapeer. ihenet eart. on the north line of said । h.eoln SU n**r' Lapeer ***r ‘...... ............ called “Forth Worth nocoiumoilation” I job at all. It was duty, and that ' : : ii. flint hrinubthr place where .Sept.' 24-28 to tbe nortti and snuth qturter Ili n of nukl »eoin every way possible. After the home I and is due to arrive here at 9:40 p iu. ; must be done whether one likes it or i Lenawee. Adrian___ < -<;rt hir th- County of Barry is .Sept. 18-20 tiou and them* avrth on raid quarter line to 1 Mocosta. Big Rapidfi. urdn tin-2<4h dai of October, MHOct. 2-5 the place of hegfnn’og. mntainn g fortvtwo* pa;»cr is taken care of, why not sub­ | Thursday night it was about ten mln- I not. By this time the sun had set. the ; Midland. Midland... i;. the forenoon of said rtnv and 22-100 acre- «f land, the wma- twins tbe ! Oceans. Hart.............. i. Trustee. scribe fot‘thc American Economist, ; utes late and was making up time : sea was quite rough and the men to go Oakland. Pontiac ................. 1... mortgaged premises Mortgagee. j when it struck the trestle that ! with me were badly rattled. At a Washtenaw. Ann Arbor.............. Sept. 25-28 । published by the American Protective y engage*. j crosses Salt creek, about 4 miles . suitable distance 1 stopped the boat, Wayne. Plymouth....................... Chas. II Rvuer. Tariff I-eitguu? One of it* c« rnttpon- , from xthe city and 9 from the peni- ! committed the body to the deep and. DlaTKKT FA IKK Atloilie. .lor Mr.riga^. f. LErnsiK \ i Central fair. Hubbardrton Dated. Jute 2nd. I*H. ! tentiary. When it struck the trestle 1 with a feeling of the most intense re­ CooperMvlllc. Coopersville. pttlug. ’ithout it. I consider it the ’ the rails immediately spread apd the lief, ordered the crow tu give way’ to Fearnanght. Romeo... . . that I. lxwi<t Tutt’r. j engine, drawing the two cars after it, return to the ship. I sat in the stern Hadley district. Hadley . id trues! poetical teacher in »lou-rof U.e to«\n»Ulp ‘ went thumping along over the cross­ of the :>oat facing the crew, aud they Howard.'’tty. Howard City. r». M tie Ol*. Mlcliigai-. Ionia. lanla.................. ties for about 5<i feet amt then with a ' had not taken a dozen strokes until I Kent, l^bdnr Springs i.2>i't. A. I>. neM.oa Sept. i-7 ■ •••I township ot pre­ ; crush it. fell 40 feet to the bed of the noticed something was wrong. Their Lovell Lowell ............. .. ..Oct. 10-15 noon o’ that <i*y, .Sept , 25-M samp’v copy. Address V*.:’. nr F. Wake­ I, creek below. The engine burst and ; faces began to take on -the color of Plymouth. Plymouth ....... . Vr bids (or the contirucltru <1 * Stockbridge Villon, Stockbridge ... .Oct. 2-4 That's tho great reason why yon Hid <1e*lvi>al«'<t--aa “th/ man. General Secretary, IJ5 Wat 2jd i glowing coals ignited the wooden sup- ; ashes and in a minute the bow oars­ Union. Litchfield. . ........ ....................... Oct. 3-11 Phould know about our salt. It re­ ports and the coaches behind it. and in 1 man stopped. 'It’s after us, sir.’-he said Western Michigan. Grand Rapids.... Sepi. 24-28 quire* the best lo produce the best. ■ a few moments the bridge, dry as tin- , iu a tone that made ail my blood go The good farmer realizes this with Hint for*70 feH sou'h And bis seed; shall the batter maker be der from its long exposure to the sun, . clean down to the soles of my feet. I less wise? Oar salt is us carefully Superintendent Dunslen. of the ! 1 waa .one mass of flames. cast a quick glance backward. Right made as yoar batter-made express­ ou our heels, apparently, and end on, Central Copper Mine company in Ke- • ly for dairy work: and bright dairy­ men everywhere find their batter bet­ 1 There are two theories as to the jumpingout uf tbe water in weird, waunee county, received order* from ' ter made and their labor better paid the directors in Boston to abandon ] fantastic leaps, came the coffin iu our :'llrUre I wrecking of the train, it being con­ when they use : 8«> (eel ! ceded that the train was derailed by wake. Then it was, in my nervousness, the mine. This closes a forty-year I wanted to scream, or faint, or do term of continuous operation'of this ’ the removal of the rails for u part of 1 the way across the trestlq. One the- something; aud for an instant it would mine. The shut-down is due to the 3$ । ory is that strikers from South Omaha liavc been a positive relief to me to exhaution of the vein and the failure Y work believing tliat a have done all three in rapid succession, to find other deposit* on the corn puny's troops, who and wound it up by plunging into the property. Four hundred men wholly nM ] company of state ■ hrnde W»»tXJ fert «-qutl to 1 No matter what brand you have yjA ^7.1 were to have boarded the sea, but the eyes of the men were on dependent upon the mine are out of tired. Just give UAs a fair trial. It me, and they were worse scared than I employment. This ends the copper were aboard. is first in flavor, first lu grain, and train at Fairbury, was. and 1 couldn ’ t do that. To put mining industry in Kewaunee county. first tn parity. Whether fur dairy \ Tb« company missed connection, or table use, you will find it to back was all there was to do, and at however. This is not as generally your advantage to be acquainted Health tn Michigan. , the command the boat went back, but credited as the other—that the elewith the oalt that’s 1 From various portions of the state I can assure you none of us wanted to Write u#. meat that has been causing so much buck with it. However, necessity the reports of fifty observers for the DIAMOND CRYSTAL An Interview with Dr. Gee Wo Chin, j trouble in Oklahoma, who are bitter go week ended August 4 show that re­ compelled it. and in a few strokes fve SALT CO., 1 against the Rock Island, did the job. St. Clair, Micb. World s Fi^r Conunusioncr* Sent, thOUgij ylCy should have come were alongside tbe coffin and hud made, mittent fever, dysentery, cholera mor­ . . _ 20 fret: rqit‘1 it fast with a rope« Then we discovered bus and neuralgia increased in area t «u Liixi <n Mary lt>au and eMlby the Chinese Government to the jthls distance to wreck a train that that the air in it supported it. the-shot of prevalence, bcarlet fever was re­ V--J1 iuQu wt.*r line highway that H „ ................................................ might have been wrecked nearer u’.iio! the sec. po.it Sections 23 the foot keeping it almost perpen­ ported at thirty-three places, diph­ United States—He Will Now Re- ■ home is not explained. The Rock at theria at seventeen, typhoid fever at _ry--« ■j I®!®"'! 000 reward for dicular in the sea, and the dancing mg at * stake that Is$d fret West Island offiniaK officials offer SI. $1,000 waves did the rest Ln a minute we twenty-two. measles at nine, consump­ I Xorth of tbr '« 8« tl«»u poet. Sec­ main Here. the capture of the train wreckers. ;. *n.l ninidnu thence Xonh narelirl had knocked one end of it in: a min- tion at two hundred and twenty-nine . I Elevnn Bodies Identified. .tnd s <711 <rtrrnnr and In tbe !lmAU». IA—Tko "«« Star it h»a Mink out of ught with places a nd smallpox at Detroit, Grand .*. ■’ «•» fret. them e Eart 20 feet I uscov*. N.b... Auj. -li '’-fret ou land of’ Wm Mltriirll and tnulns of eleven bodle. of persons who , « smothered gurgle, and my senre was Rapids and Sturgis cti>**:ii^ !:ir line a> a 575 I--* North «»f the — -■ -w«.w over, ».«♦ but the offni'tj. effects nf of it n-mninwl remained for TIME L BLh |..I t Se»*tb»i'i *.'3 Mid 26 Run Ing perished in the terrible wreck* on the In effect F«bru«ry It. l*»4. weeks, and even yet I can make my­ Rock Island have been identified, and Two fires in Detroit caused a finan•L rrrr-1. lUfnei: i'>«4>m* East .-1 Irri; 'lienee self uncomfortable think! ng about it.’ Wo CWAM »tbe irrente«t doctor who eyre >..«•! wt :<& ft-ct, m 1288 fret on eame l.t-rn Chu.a. lie made such a t*-put»iK»i in there is little reason to believe that । cial loss of 890,000, the death of Eugene bio 1 N k (looilriiiMub mid ending In the bi# naiiva coanu r tbui t”” CHt»a*«5 any more perished. The report that Station#. ■ McCarthy, n fireman, and the more or sent hire loth# UuiUSt 8**4*sas Wu<M ■ JDUr Core [i nlii tJri.it: nt MMkt* Nn. *. RUSSIA’S BOSS DOCTOR. ' less serious injury of five others. . A. B. Edde and M. Beaver were among Ssi.f ji.'. nil; b.- kt by sedtniix. Th* rucilon miA>waer, and to lnre»u<sie otbar Ho Fny* be will DOW reman H Cbhaao for at th-1 Killid Ute drain still be let firs’. »»d TZU*. -oo '.b©e«-i»« be io ndo .1 Inna b JndrLd# o. U ■» the victims has proved false. They Little Eceentrieltie* That Make Him । The Fifth regiment left Ironwood NOOTW. the rrntAlntnc iou.«iu their order up«treitn. •nndu in b># offlre tb.il br ms«n»■ gf S" Object of Professional Dislike. were safe in their homes at Pawnee after four weeks on duty here. Deputy ■- < v uiib tb<* dioanun now on file kvstsm’ of medk-ine hscaauuiet***>*TZ,2 Jth Chicago Lv...... iTof. Zakharin. of Moscow, who « :lh the uUirr pMp» rs pertaJuing U» Mid dralfi. cream dJsea-o* io<»acured bf m.y other metb w. City. A colored man and ex-convict sheriffs, heavily armed, were guarding Iu !!>♦ uf iii«* t->wi.Nhtpclerk, to which retended the czar during his recent seri ­ In the state penitentiary of the name Kalamazoo Lv.. the mines. (< -■ nc-i|na\ be Ihul hv mH parties InU*rested, EMtCueper........ 8*1' hut* win be made M>1 ree/Jved ncrordlnx- es»* whl -h is so hurd ior’Atnen. an 6och»r to^even of George Washington Davis was ar­ ous illness, is almost as well known iu Residents of Menominee tendered a Riehland Juoc't '.luttrori* win be ium4c with tbe lowest re- relieve, he will cure for»i0.snd* ' ,* rested last evening on suspicion of Russia for his eccentricities as for his reception to the militiamen who were Oreeoey ......... *1^1'.* !(•„ bidder sluing ndr^uMte security for Qon-at:erbowbad.bc wi ict'HM ruKVitoMBtOTQ 8A; eminence as a physician. When he is ................ having caused the wreck. He holds a ^AU t«iv*ted!#«iesareea»l!y overcome and cured Uit- ;ie’f-iriii*nce o( the work, in m sum then and in service at Ironwood during the Milo Dalton............ :<>!-• fixed by m-. reserving t» mv elf by htm.and t-ldney liver m I nrrv>*u'trouble# be whl bad record around these parte and called to attend to a patient, says the strike. Ctoverdale... .tliv right to reject atn and all bid-*. The date suspicion pointe very strongly toward British Medical Journal, special ar­ dhulu ............ Sam Hamilton was found dead in for Ui** rviupletlon ot su<4i onutmet and the rangements must be made in the house, the woods a few miles from Escanaba. tens*..’ payment tberehw.ahail be announc­ him. fiAIBXIM.... ed xt tfie time and niaee of lei ting. all dogs must be kept out of the He met death with a set gun. NuQ.-e i* ifurth*-r hereby civen. that at the Coats Grove. Report on the Artillery liplmion. way, all clocks must be stopped, all the-* Mtid place of *xld letting er Mt aivk other The state board of auditors says Woodland ... Washington? Aug. 0.'—The official doors must be thrown wide open. The tini tuuj tin... phee ...u tbrrenltrr .*1----- Which Woodbury ... »£SSa. ot noopi- «« tai” report of the investigation of the artil­ professor on entering begins a process county clerks must furnish copies of afar. sold. L <>■'*■ Drain Coouslaslatier V ia ii. L papers free to- state officers, and the Lonsii g .. .. may adjiurn the omr tbe asM‘*«ment of gradual undressing, leaving nisfurs hr t-r nr, nixI ibc land# comprised "-liVeorl* *1! <lt——”001.0 vttbool EXAM- lery explosion at Chicago, by which board will not aUow bills for such Detroit............ four soldiers were killed, has reached in the hall, his overcoat in the next within the^ltyanTnwu Drain aprclal Asae#*Grand Rapids „ mrtii Di-tricl. will be Mibtert torerlra LulSath*pa ly- jffrom people ~ilovertthek*‘g's the war department. It was found room, his goloshes in the third, etc. He service. i hr following m a deacripttM •( the *cveral Farmers in the vicinity of Union City •otireiy irvt* or parcels <4 land cauaii'uting the StoiMwhimbelia* Gee Wouya, why Dot try bl# m that the accident was due to defective insists on perfect silence on the part of were considerably concerned over the *C!T**! ^x*e»*mrnt dirtrlct of said drain, viz: plungers in the percassion fuses of the the afflicted relatives, except in reply mat taut. v I «' ' E °r the N. W. U ot 8de- M T 4 X appearance of the Russian thistle. shells. Steps have been taken to im­ to his questions, when their speech gSV.'uSJi WknflloH KJtofKwa 4N The Tamarack Mining company’s B9H- th* N’v’rheSK’aOllheN W 1* of mediately remove all the defective must be literally “Yea” and “Nay." A r l X H H W ■ R H <-r the H E v ol the N fuses issued and to replace them by He has a theory which lie expresses No. 3 shaft reached the Calumet and others containing a plunger operating in the maxim “Take a rest before Heckla conglomerate vein at a- depth tTulcagn A< n rd w:thes W^.gtheS W h S’ Hi* Withe KEkoftbe s E you are tired," and accordingly he sits of over 4,900 feet the deepest point upon am entirely different principle. T5 1 < S K ’ W: the R U <rf th* W W of EastOooper Lv. down every eight or ten steps. His sunk by any mine in the world. th* S k , 2« T 4 N R 8 W: the X K *4 tbe Jumped from a Train. After laboring in the church forty- ftp-bland JuDC^ ? R •< ot Mec 23 T 4 N E » * : th* R demeanor toward doctors with whom OTMMy......... S tbkator , HL, Aug. 11. — The wife 51 of 'h * R W «4 <•( Sec z» T 4 ' EJ *’: the K 4 cloilna a 3 rent atatnp for reply, am — he happens to be unacquainted makes four years. Rev.. Fr. Vanpammel has MDo........... every one of a prompt and direct anawer.” of John M. McKahan, of Centerton, .......... . him greatly feared by them, and some resigned his commission as pastor of Delton Clovredale ... Ind., jumped from a Santa Fe train ThcjTuwnship of Irving hi Urge. eight years ago a kind of public agita­ St. Mary's parish in Muskegon and will Shu l a............. DatedttiUgevemti day of »ii#:u*t A. D. 1881. near here, receiving injuries which retire from the active ministry. tion was got up in opposition to him in Laurie Tcttls. mrnxoi... caused death in two hours. She was Fire destroyed the dwelling, b4U*n, •a; Ortlh Cwnin!«<1n«irr <»T th • T"«nwhich many hundreds of doctors took on her way home from California. Mrs. ’OH- ot Irvlug. Coantjr ot tUrry. Stale u! Nk-Mpart. Resolutions were passed and ad­ BOO bushels of wheat, two horses and Coato Grove. Woodland ... McKahan was slightly demented and CHICAGO, n-L. dresses were presented, and echoes of all farm implements, the property of had attempted to jump from the train the gathering storm made themselves Horace Pennock, 9 miles from Hick­ A Clever Eecape. ory Corners, Barry county. during the night.___________ heard in the press. These manifesta ­ PARKER'S Lord Hanncn. the distinguished Eng­ tions of feeling were quickly repressed The Michigan Gold company re­ OmMikpMsMat Death In a tUnffnlar Manner. lish judge whose death was recently aMj fin Cabltlk, Ill-, Aug. 11.—Anton Wien- in a way characteristic of Russia. The opened its mine at Ishpeming after be­ Travw City. announced, was known as a very stern hoff, a carpenter residing at German­ then general-governor of Moscow, ing idle two years. This is tbe prop­ Qfcarifivotx.... and strict ruler of his court; no man town, was killed in a most singular Prince Dolgornkoff, sent for the editor erty from which $17,000 of gold was se­ Petoakey......... dared take a liberty with him, and he manner. He returned home at"a late of the medical journal in which the cured in one small pocket. Vigorous was never known to be hoaxod but on hour at night, and in opening the gate addresses were printed and told him prospecting is being pushed on the one occasion. A juryman, dressed in he fell, his neck becoming fastened that if he published a word, more about range and several promising explora­ deep mourning, serious and downcast between two pickets. Before he waa Zakharin he would have to leave Mos­ tions give hope to a renewal of the train# al fine rtaUoe* a* too* in expression, stood up and claimed ex­ extricated he was strangled to death. cow in twenty-four hours' time. His gold excitement of five years ago. emption from service on that day as he eccentricities, however, cease at the i Eddie Ladouceur, agsd 5 years, was was deeply interested in a funeral of a Fine . _ ___ bedside -x*f his patient; there he is . struck by an electric car in Bay City Danville. DL, Aug-. 11.—The resi­ gentleman at which it was his desire courteous utd considerate, most paias- and instantly killed. to be present -*Oh, certainly,’’ was dence of James Cunningham, at । taking and minute in his examination, BMOPSfe mart Wat tb* d*r<* »i Hoopeston, this county, the finest pri ­ j HenryBill. a farmer living 10 miles the courteous reply of the judge, and lr» Kif »re 1-avine Unx* nt train*. ■ and very thorough in his treatment. I from Oeeoda, waa stabbed by another Presses, Screw ami H -dra .iic» the sad man went “My lorth” inter­ vate residence in eastern Illinois, Just So successful has he been in “bene^Tto Uhis'pro“worth Thoma. PmI. in a quarrel orer at a cost of $27,000, was fession that be ! ’ ” - ■*“ *“ Graters, Elevators, Evaporator*. posed the clerk as soon as the ex-jury­ completed There was ■t*rrl<Tl£7 B bOTBC. ' man had gone, “do you know who that burned Thursday night some half-million sterling. Illustrated Catalogue Free. man is you exempted?” “No.” “He nc insurance. C. G. Hampton & Son, Detroit, Micb ia an undertaker." Fearful Heat Goes of a Tmln on Rock Island Road. You can save six cents a can by using the new Horsford’s Raking Powder, because it requires less quantity than any other. W. L. Douglas > $3 SHOERoJSfJKJSa WOOLLEY & BRONSON Because It is so Pure! ii;s 13786250 Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt Ctisigc, Zilli kgiaw 3.' 683 Wo Chan’s Chinese Medicine Co. sms CIDER , �•t tbe expense ol Gw. Rich. He gave a little history of the growth of tbe Sundaj has swung back again tn tbe direction of School as it was first started in lhe 1 Sth. McKInleyisni. ••••••••• century, commencing as it did-among Un­ “Tbe general depressed conditions in Thursday, Aug. 16, 1894. people as do all the great mownenu of I the Slates are not going to disappear all at BRINGS THE LARGEST AND BEST ’•the world. Mr. Gardner is one of tbe MARSHALL. L.COQK.Edltar. be*t orators In Michigan and his add re-* onoe by the wave of any magic wand, leg­ GATHER ­ ATTENDANCE EVER ----------was attentively listened to and liberally | islative or otherwise. The Improvement ED IN ONE PLACE IN THE applauded as was also that of Gov. Rich THK MASTINOS. MICH., POSTOFFICE, is not coming with the rapidity or the COUNTY. After singing ••God Be With You* tlw AUGUST 1,4. 1879. completeness of a dissolving view. • * • audience was dismissed with Benediction “The half-heartedneaa of this tariff by Rev. Thomas Cox. At tbe conclusion justifies a doubt of its permanency and a The Crowd wa* C\»mpoMKl of the Kep- of the program Hartings Division No 191 U. It K. I’, gave an exhibition drill at tbe | roooutatlve Fcwpls of the County. OOYKKNOR-John T. Rich. few years later we may have the same west end of the ground, being handicap LIKVT GOV.- Alfred Mllarc. tariff battle fought again and the same Rally day bas eomr and gone. To say ped In the execution of their moveuienir EEC’T of STATE— Washington Gardner. that it was equal te.expectallons but feebly trade uncertainties revived.'’ TKEAHVRKR-J. W. Wllktnaon. however by the lack of room. expresses It, for It surpassed even what Tbe crowd at Rally day was not only tbe most sanguine anticipated, and spoke the largest that ever was seen here, but li I To Hevtricl Immigration well for the noble sentiment* that are ATT’Y GENEBAD-Frttd A. Maynard. was tbe best natured, best dressed, and During July the house of represeuta- at tbe foundation of society. Providence best behaved one that ever gathered here. COMM R STATE LAND OFFICE-W. A. seemed to conspire to teip us In our first tivea passed a bill providing that no alien effort For weeks past the parched earth It was composed of the representative pro­ 8UFTFUU. INSTRUCTION— H. ». FatImmigrant should be allowed to enter this has rendered the rpads almost Impassable pie of* the county. Large political demon­ tcnalU. account of tbe excessive dust strations have been held here, and thou­ । country unless properly certified by tbe on sands have come to our county fairs, but 1 consul, or some other authorized represen­ bat earlv yesterday morning from an almost cloudless sky black clouds were never in such large numbers, never so tative of the United States at the place Republican County Convention. seen to form and In an almotd Incredibly well dressed, taken In all. nor so well be­ Republican County Convention Is hereby where the immigrant last resided. The short lime, and for an hour or so rain fell haved, as swarmed Into tbe city yesterday. called to meet at Mudge’* Opera House. City of 1 certificate thus granted In effect would in torrents, the atmosphere was cooled No drunkenness and no profanity what­ Heatings, on Wednesday, Heptember I9tb. 1804. ever among those wbo came to take an at 10 o’clock a. m.. for ibe purpose of placlug state an investigation had been made by and tbe day rendered perfect for such a active interest iu tbe pleasures of Rally In nomination candidates, for tbe several oouu gathering. . ty offices to be elected at die coining election the signer, who had satisfied himself the Very early In the morning It was evi­ day. Tbe principle Involved in such a rn November next, ard to transact such other Immigrant did not belong to any of tbe dent that something extraordinary was to Rally Is one that Is imbedded deep in tlir business as may corne before the convention wards will be entitled to classes excluded from admission to this be looked for as teams began to flock In­ foundation of society. It is above polllira, The townships sad i it is above creed, It Is above sectarianism delegates as toll*wore* country under the law of 1891, being con­ to tbe dty long before the various divi­ It stands by itself far above them all. It 5 Rutland Assyria • ’ sions were to be formed. Tbe early Baltimore s Woodland tract laborers, criminals, paupers, insane, Carlton 5 Hope trains coming Into the city were loaded Is but another great forward stride In the HasUnrs twp 4 Barry etc. The bill passed by the house made with people and all the special trains were movement that is to-day sweeping over' city 1st d 2 OMtieton u crowded. Tneat and the gaily decorated the country that Is compelling all to recogno mention of anarchists, but had for Ils “ M ZDd * d: 4 Irving nlze tbe ••Brotherhood of Man," and that ••' " 3rd wd 3 Maple Grove object a more rigid inspection of Immi­ horses and conveyances that, from all •• •• 4th wd 6 . Prairieville comers of the county, were bringing loads we are children of one Father. This sen­ Johnstown 7 Tbornapple W grants with a view to keeping out mem­ ot people, all told that Hastings was to timent is growing rapidly and fast finding Springs . Orangeville •.«5 .Yankee — expression in all denominations and doing Foiward caucus uoCicee to the Hastier Bak­ bers of the objections! classes. Tbe sen­ have a great day. kes. The first division comprising schools more than any other one tiling to bring ate passed a substitute, known as the Hill Dated, Bastlnrs. Aug. 8th. 18M. them together as they should be. from the four southwest townships of tbe J. P. Hai.a Kkmvok. Chairman. substitute, to this bill, the salient feature This Is tbe first Rally ever held lu Barry C. W. Jomdam. ttecretary county, formed on Creek Street. Owing of which is its specific dealing with anar­ to the Inability uf Stcpben Temple, of! County. Any mistakes that were made chists The senate substitute allo re­ Prairieville, to attend, the duties of Chief should be overlooked, and no doubt will | PAYING OFF DEBTS. jects the consular plan of inspection pro­ of that Division were assigned to another, be. The committee is aware of several mistakes that will be corrected next year. I posed in the bouse bill and provides In­ whoso name we were unable to iaarn. Mlchljrnn Farmer* are Decreulnt Fann The seniml divteton comprising the when there will no doubt be a larger at-' stead that the secretary of tbe treasury Sunday School scholars of tbe city, funned tendance titan this. shall appoint immigrant inspectors to be on Creek Street under charge of John T. NOTES. Washington, Aug. 5.—The fanners of stationed abroad whose duty it shall be to Lombard. Wo cannot hope to givo thanks to ail I Michigan are gradually reducing their in­ Inspect all Immigrants embarking for this Tbe third division comprising the four those to whom thanks are due, nor to speak I debtedness, while the people of the cities country; to erase from tbe passenger list northwest towns, formed on Michigan of all those things that are worthy of men­ and towns of Michigan are gradually in­ the names of such persons they think Ave. under oom mand of Miner S. Keeler, tion concerning tbe Rally, because the of Middleville. Banner is only an eight page paper aud creasing their debts. This is the general should not be allowded to land lu this The fourth division comprising schools there isn’t room. , conclusion affecting Michigan in one of tbe country* «nd to forbid their 1 transporta­ from the four northeast towns of the The Visiting and Organization Commit-1 most instructive statements tbe census county, also formed on Michigan Ave tion In any part of the vessel. In the with C. L. Glascow of Nashville, as Chief tee. composed of Rev.'s Grigsby. Taylor. officials have yet received. It covers tbe main the two bills agree, except that tbe of Division. Cox and Smith did their work well, as did I farm and city intiebtedness of the whole senate bill specifically provides for the ex­ The fifth division comprising schools also all the officers. In fact we don’t see' country, showing that farm mortgages clusion of anarchist immigrants, while from the four southeast towns of the as anyone was asleep. have increased more than 70 per cent in county, formed on Hanover street under From 10,000 to 12.000 people and not an I the bouse bill does not, and while one command of !>. C. Stiles of Baufielri. tbe last ten years and city mortgages more bill makes it the duty of our consuls iu Tbesixth <11 vision was composed of all accident reported. than 246 per cent. In the face of this foreign countries to inspect, the otftc the one, two and four horse canveyantee general increase the showing made by Obituarr. creates an entire new class of officers to that took part in the procession and they Michigan is one ot exceptional progress. numbered, we are told, 148 in all. Ttese Robert J. Grant, one ot the oldest and do the Inspecting. To this latter, or the were nnder command of John G. Nagler, most esteemed residents of this city, died Tbe number of farm mortgages made in senate plan, objection is raised on the of this city. at his home In the first word Monday, in Michigan in 1880, was 27,611, amounting ground lhe secretary of tho treasury could For the excellent arrangement of all the tbe 73rd. year of his age. to $20,547,883. Since then the number and not appoint inspectors to serve abroad un­ divbions, ami the easy manner in which Mr. Grant’s death removes from onr amount has gradually fallen until 1889, they all formed iu the line of march with­ midst one of our most irannrrd and resin.‘ctless with the consent of the foreign gov­ out the least clash, many thanks are due the last year of lhe present censns. the ernment. This may prove to be a valid to Col. E. Y. Lingle. Chief Marshal and ed citizens. He was l»orn in Yates Connty. New York, in February 1822. When number made was 23,433, amounting to objection, but whether valid or not It is J. L. Reed bls Assistant, and the excel- only 15 years uf age he moved west with S18.S59.377. This shows a reduction of sincerely to be hoped lhe conference com­ । lent corps of Chiefs of Divisions, who ex- his parents and aettlrd in the Michigan more than three hundred farm mortgages ccuted the orders given them perfectly. wilderness locating near Bellevue. mittee, in whose hands tbe bill now rests, Parades are usually front 15 to 30 minutes Though young, he knew what it was to within the decade. * On the other hand, will be able to speedily report a com pro­ 1 Into In starting, but not so yesterday. it labor, and upon settling in Michigan his the city and town mortgages made tn miso bill which may be agreed upon by was advertised to start pr- mptly at 11 father and he opened a shoe maters shop. Michigan increased from 11,720 In 1880 to both houses. In any event the senate o'clock standard time and the echoes of By industry aud economy he had accutnu the clock to the court liouse tower had lated a little means, and In 1849. when he 19,-459 lu 1889, and the amount increased substitute, which deals specifically with hardly, dird away after striking the from $8,594,000 to $16,073,000. anarchists, should be adopted. The action eleventh buur when lhe parade commenc­ was 27 years of age. be more^ to this dty and opened a general store. His aldliiy Adding tbe mortgages made In the last of foreign nations in excluding anarchists ed to move, headed bythe ............... Kalamazoo ten years to those previously existing, the makes It Imperative, this country should brass band, Barry County Battaliou G. A. and close application to business brought him success. He was always ambitious total mortgage indebtedness in force in not be left as a dumping ground fur anar­ R. and Hastings Division No. 19 U. R. K. and industrious not for the accumulation Michigan on January 1, 1890, was as fol­ chists, and that it will become a dumping P. as escort followed by tbe Divisions in of wealth but that be might be the mean* their regular order. of helping the weak and less fortunate lows: ground unless tbe bill is speedily passed, The Batlall«tn and the U. ______ R.____ K.___P. ones in life. With the Indians who were Farm mortgages, 144,923, amounting to no one questions. drew up In line at tbe road side just be­ in this locality in those days. Mr. Grant fore reaching tin- fair ground gate while $95,753,839; city mortgages, 78,438, was very friendly and among them waa tbe columns of Bunday School children amounting to $54,719,371. I’i.&gree'i> Rise hu«1 Full. recognized as their friend, and in the time and Sunday School scholars of Barry of trouble always came to him for advice. The total Michigan acreage covered by The Chicago Herald summarizes Mayor County marcifed by. Such a procession Several years ago be retired from the dry mortgage on this date was 9,669,623, aud Pingree’s career as follows: was never seen before in Barry County goods and clothing business in which he The total number of city lota. 129,752. “Mayor Pingree was a good cobbler, and It would have done honor to a county was engaged and since then has run the much larger. Those who were on ~ foot Tbe average life of Michigan farm His leather was tanned elevator, in which business he la best according to re­ marched iu colnmns of fours aud it took known in the present business circles, hi mortgages is five and one-half years, the eeipt and tbe [>egs he used were oak. this part of the procession 27 minutes to son, R. K. Graut, succeeding him in 11 average of city mortgages four and two- straight and ^tandard. From actual count lie nerer put pass a certain point. mercantile business. tenths years. The average unpaid amount of The deceased was honored by tbe peo­ brown jtaper in the soles, and a great there were from ISO to 200 persons passed every minute, which would indicate at each farm mortgage Is $66.55, on each city many people sang tbe praises of the hon­ least 4000 people on foot in tbe parade. ple in politics being elected to the alate mortgage. $965. The total mortgage, farm legislature.serving In the House of Repre est cobbler. He was a gruff, picturesquely Besides these there were 148 one, two and city, is 43.9S per cent of tbe taxed explosive man of supposedly good sense. and four horse teams which followed after sentatives at Lansing in 1869-70-71-72 and making a dean honorable record. ' He was valuation of real estate. The mortgage He was not vain in those early days. He tbe procession on foot. Long before the pro also elected Mayor of this city three terms Indebtedness Is at. the rate of 72 per capita was content to be a cobbler, aud not a cession had started many hundred people during the years 1878-79-82. In all edu­ had gathered at the fair ground, besides for every man, woman and child in the reformer, provided his business grew by cational work he took an active interest hundreds of teams. and was elected a member of the Board of state, Each |»rm mortgage covers an half from year Co year. This it did untl Right here we inustaay something about Education where he was a very efficient average of 67 acres, and each city . mort­ he could afford a sign with letters a rod the arrangements at the fair grounds and member. speak of tbe work of the Reception Com­ gage an average of 1.67 luta. Of tbe en­ While still a young man he was of a high and bright enough almost for a blind mittee of which Al Hams of this city was tire number of farms of Michigan, 30.06 man to see. Then came the paeans ot Chait man and who planned the work. religious turn of mind and soon after at­ per cent are mortgaged. Tbe annual in­ praise to tbe cobbler which were tbe songs Teams were provided to take the lunch taining his majority he joined the Metho­ dist church of which be has ever since terest on the Michigan mortgages is $,10­ of tbe sirens. He could not read their baskets uf tbe various delegations to the been an active, earnest, consistent mem­ fair ground. This was done and so per­ 727,385, of which the farms pay $6,886,­ notes or Interpret their meaning, but he fectly was tbe work planned and executed ber. He was chosen as member of the 788 and cities $8,890,547. Tbe bulk of official board ot the M. E. church of thia was so bewildered that he put aside the that as fast as the Sunday Schools called Michigan mortgages are at 7 per cent, but awl and hammer, and there’s tbe pity. He for their baskets they were promptly city In 1850, the year after he located here, and from that time up to the day ot 16 out of every hundred are at 8 per cent, banded out without any delay or confus ­ reasoned he was tbe beat cobbler for miles bls death, covering a period of 44 yeara, ion. Separating lunch baskets for from and a few run as high as 13. The same around and lie gazed upon, bis record with 10,000 to 13,000 people isn’t any easy be continued In like capacity. pride. He decided to add philanthropy thing to do In m fed short hours, but it Interest was shown by him in the Sunday School, and for 28 years he was Superin­ A FRANK STATEMENT. to bls business—a cheap advertising was done and worked perfectly. tendent of the M. K. Sunday School In Gov. Rich and Washington Gartner philanthropy. Tbe philanthropy made this city. LD English Opinion of Democratic him eheap friends and be used the friends were unable to get here iu lime to review In 1844 he was united in marriage to Miss the parade In lhe forenoon, not being able Tariff. in cheap polities. A thoughtless political to reach this city until the noon train, Lucella Jordan and to them three child­ ren were born, two of wbnm died in child­ That able journal, tbe London Financial fad carried him Into office. which fact they regretted as much as He wanted hood. the surviving member being R. K. bigger honors and tried for tbe governor­ those who were present. Grant who Is well known in tbe business Tbe program, at the fair ground was “The United States Tariff bill has been ship, and tbe cobbler lasted about one circle of tbe county. In 1875 tbe partner very Interesting, The chorous of 50 dangled before tbe public's eyes so long as minute. This little story should have a voices led In singing America, to which of bis joys pasaod from this earth to the Home above. Tbe blow wa% a severe one the one influence tbit was to encourage a moral for others who are about to launch the audience added their voices. Rev. W. W. Taylor offered a prayer, which was for Mr. Grant and be^orely fuH tbe afflic­ revival In trade and give an impetus to Into bargain counter politics. tion, but in tbe boar of trial his implicit followed by aingtag, and an nddrea* of speculative movements that there Is a riat welcome by Bev. Grigsby, which waa faith and trust in Him Wbo doeth all things well was a gentle consolation for of people forming exaggerated risws of its given in a very happy spirit, and waa fitthe happinew and comfort that she had efficacy. Holland *111 tafaf* Um dlstinotton tiojfly responded to by Prof. H. B. An­ been to him. Surrounded by tbe quiet drus, of Nashville, president of the county “It to just m well therefore, that we elagaaoeofa home which crowned his Sunday School Association. This was shook! took at tbe present position for the Tb* naUnnal wealth followed by a solo by Mrs. Belie Hender­ labors, be passed tbe evening of Uta life purpose of finding out exactly bow the shott entitled “Tbe Holy City.TU *ean*t “d <k*rTt? beautiful worts of tbe solo and tbe excel­ cate stands. One thing can be said with He lived not"aeTrisbly for blmaelf but lent manner in which they were sung reasonable certainty—tbe tariff bill will be for ochers, and his whale life abounded in were fully sppreelated. Gov. Rleh was a great disappointment to those wbo looked introduced by Prof. Andras and warmly noble and charitable acts and tender •vmpathy towards those leas fortunate. tar an unmistakable reaction towards free received. He eunplinMntad the success of of wealth for him­ tbe rally by Mylnc that be expected trade, and believed that President Cleve­ self atone bad no charm whatever for him, >° talblo an , nd lense that abould be land’s influence with hte own party was JSLSsJ?*1 nobter, Christian wmaered “by number Inatead nt by the sufficient to insure the complete rout of spirit that manifested itself throuxbout »«», He made a imod, aoand, maalble t0 hel^Sters. McKinteytom. ••••••••• Iowa BoUnad vuMaUa AU0,000 at peo- apeech. SIM with excellent advice to the “The plain truth is this measure is a “ ,kel »n> atartlnx out In Ute, w“ with fTO°? whkA **• recovered. dwelling especially upon the temutatlons 1 $47,500,000,000. ht, life and tbe-He tolly t«tlttd that temptations must be met sooner or! and remark­ later and therefore be wan not an advorate 1 of that policy which should keep children railway, removed frren every form of temptation, ‘ only to be thrust sooner or later upon the! world exposed to them a’l, under which Hastings Banner. < :ditorial ini I M RALLY DAY. notes ™ * st? >m”*- ,nj bj <* J?L’>0Wcr blflJ ADVANTAGES OF^E^ late it. He will hr miaaed not cmiJj among • hr alter our* wbo feel endeared to him through long years of bualnesH Hnd social arquaintaix*. but also by the young fur whom be always bad a smile and word of cheer. The funeral occurred Tuesday morning from lhe bouse ami was largely attended. Rev. Cux officiating. FORTUNES OF MEDICAL MEN. Some great men have died leaving large fortune* behind, and others have died poor, says the British Medical Journal The will of Sir William Gull, which was sworn under £844,000, is generally quoted as the largest amount left by a member of the medical pro­ fession. This, however, waa exceeded by Dr. Blundell, who died in 1877 end left a fortune of £350,000. Among other wills of six figures may be mentioned Sir Erasmus Wilson, £.’04,000; Sir An­ drew Clark. £204.000; Sir Oscar Clay ton, £146,000; Sir George Burrows, £104,628; Sir William Bowman, £103,948, and Sir Charles Locock. £100.000. Of the fortunes made by members of the medics! profession very little has been left institutions connected with that body. A notable exception to this stands out in the munificent be­ quest of Sir Erasmus Wilson to the Royal college of surgeons, by which that corporation received £300,000. In addition to this bequest, Sir Erasmus left £5,000 each to several Institutions and charities connected With the medi­ cal profession. The name of John Radcliffe, too. must not be overlooked In this connection. The Radcliffe in­ firmary has been erected by the trvstees of the will. Id addition to these, the Radcliffe library, now housed in the university museum, which is one of the finest scientific libraries in the world, la entirely supported by the Radcliffe trustees. Another exception to this rule is the will of the lute Mr. Brickwell, of Tottenham, who died during 1898, and who left the residue of his estate to the Society for the Re­ lief of the Widows and Orplians of Medical Men. The ability to leave those large Legacies comes to but few, and the main body of practitioners will agree with Socrates that “a physician is a ruler of bodies, and not a maker of money.” , HE WAS AN EXPERIMENTER. The young man on the opposite aide of the table studied the bill of fare for same time, while the waiter Stood on one leg with his ear held out for tho order, and then he hold: “I want some t of that nominy and a side order of maple sirup, & little of the -bpinnch, some sweet corn, and a cap of choco­ late.” The waiter slowly moved his lipa in amazement, says the Chicago Record, and hod the order rtixiated. He smiled ami started away, and the > young man looked after him frown••Confound there raU'-cra," lhe said, ••I suppose they expect every man to order something conventional, like steak ami mtfor c.r liver and bacon.” “You did put iu u queer order,” was suggested. ‘ Oh’, I don’t know. It may turn out to be a good combination. I'm experi­ menting all the time ” ’ ‘Experimenting?” “Yes; I try new combinations. How did people ever find out that jelly and roast duck go together? How did they ever get on to spring lamb and mint sauce, pic and cheese, steak and mush­ rooms, and so on? Why.Vr trying new combinations. I order whatever strikes my fancy, and in that way I get some good combinations.” “What are some you have discov­ ered?" “Scrambled eggs and cranberry sauce is one. Cold pigs' feet and lemon ice is another. Did you ever dip slices of banana into hot bouillon? course not There are no fixed rules about things—you must experiment” SHARP > ApHtaaxss , ------------ -- ‘T’ no®**. Electric light*, with tteirelear.degand odorless illuminstiun,electric? and annunciators are by no means all tbe uses to which ingenuity has adsHt. ed electricity for the household. There are houses in which every bedroot closet, storeroom, etc., U lighted bys lamp which light* Itaeif automatiealy whenever the door is opened and which shuts itself off whenever the dooris dosed from the outside. Lights in < bam can te contaolled from a house. There are electric lamps which At can te operated either at fall .-andla power or at much reduced power. Electric power is being used for ope> atlng elevators jn residences, (ntor appliances of tin- power in reaideasei are the operation of dumb waitere.r®. tilating tans, icecream freezers, etc. The adaptation of electricity to heat­ ing ta making rapid progress, but st present it can be nsed more cconoa^>ally than coal only when ith generated from water power. Tixus far the heat ing of large spaces by electricity i» an expensive luxury. Electric cooking u economical, and, of course, much pre­ ferred to- any other method. All sort* of electric cooking utensils are now in the.market. These device*‘and ar­ rangements are generally known, but thus far scarcely any residence* hire them all. In a few years, except as to electric heating apparatus, they will te generally introduced when bond­ ings are constructed. They will make domestic later lighter and more pleas­ ant. and will dc^ away with, even in Isolated and'rural quarters, much drudgery that now falls upon the house- Hwtlnp Market*. Ratter. & tn n.. Lard per lb., io* ' Potatoes per bu.. roto 1J». ID*T>.rNi 40 v-hraj. nM per bn.. C wbl’r p*T'>•. IT. Cover bwu per by . 4 >< to 6.04. TlBK iby Heed per tjn.. 2 ,w Rirlry rwr *u. Ml t •!*> Hiiv rer ton. 4.on tn. 7 <n Millet i*dd 1 er ihi. m. Pork dretsed. & so. Bean*, iro to 1.2*. Chicken Xlreseed. x and 9 Tykrrs. dressed. 11. Beef drewed. S.M to C.00. r*cf l!v. :r'i " ' Mllttnn. 5. Wnrw. 10(o lk We have now received our NEW TEA We want yrin to try it. We know it WILL SUIT you. For a Breakfast Dish try NORTON’S OATS. BECK'S PREPARED WHEAT. L. and C. FOKINA. AUNT JEMIMA'S PAN­ CAKES. We have in stock FINE CREAMERY BUTTER. PRACTICE. ▲ <Hrl Detarta a BbopUftar a-C Bywords HcrwdL “It wa» the queerest thing," said the girl at the jewelry counter during the lull, according to the Buffalo Express. “When I was in the other store uptown the floorwalker came around and told us all to look out for these people that go around and steal because they can't help it. 1 was kind of green, then, and I almost put my eyes out looking for them. One day a woman came to tho counter and I didn't pay much atten­ tion to her. After I was through with the party I wm waiting on I happened Hams & Van Arman. headed hairpin from a tray. “I didn’t say a word, but I found out 1.392 tbe cUmt-girt. The SHERWIN WILLIAM GO. bate?” h« arrivod at her 1 himaalf upon tho m are thia evening!” mtberahaxp reply; reah, but they ain't Covers Most—Looks Best­ Lasts Longer than any Other Paint. agency, i jW. H. GOODYEAR The Modern DnillO®- �H " astiNC Banner. rhursukt, Aut*. i 6. iS9<f 5,v. R COOK. Local tdncr. T;,e .eascnuWe gcods in a drug sWiedr'c . t Insect Powder, pir CamphorOii Cedar, poison Ply Paper, ' Sticky Ply Paper, ’ Par Borax, Copperas, Chloride Lime, Carbolic Acid, I I PaL Oil Soap, Etc. In this class of goods the- best 1S what you -want. The poor is dear.at any price. I make a . l ily- of these goods and can furnisE them to you pure, fresh • and qheap. FRED L. HEATH Quit. > number from here attended a ball game at Na«b«lll« Monday between tho Balun Rapiila and Nasbrllle club, and rot-oru It lhe duett game of tbe Tho wore 0 lo S ln f,v<jr uf N,1|lv||1^ U«M.i « ten Inning game. Col. Summer, of Kalamazoo,-was In tbe city yesterday. certainly UU|(t.t to t>lva«-. The good, .re not only nt very pretty make up hut the price la very -Ijw ]r ,„y011e t< thlcklng at Kotllnt a new tire.., RosaelPa Rev. W. W. Taylor returned from Bay T tew this week. /Trenk Nhn«, uf like OduM, vu In stock .hoald be cl.wl, they buy. lu,puled before Mrs. Muy Harlow died Saturday night o( heart frilure, having btfn confined to ber bed (or over two yrkra. She was LOCAL, NEWS • CIKCQLrtTION • Thi week, 82 quires. He . dt> r? changes for advertisements must it ftc!: this office Twesdays at latest to int’un■ insertion in the issue of the week i brought. . i»rt has-been started at Crookl.vlnihing new in photography can . t.j the Christmas studio. John Bessmer hav had the Interior uf lure repJlutfid and papered. A:i .itilicisl stone walk is being laid :e ifot corner of Green street and Broad- III' the city Monday. Mlw Me. Rnlterle k Lunn from Jeekaon tor the summer. L'apt. W. H. Cabot, of New York, in lhe city this week. '. Mrs. W. R. Coofc returned from Bay seventy-two jeara old arid leaves‘four View Saturday evening. ehildr. n. She hail lived in! thia city for Mrs. Leila Hastings, of La Port, Ind.» te (went)-eight years. Her fntirral occurred the guest of Dr. Mixer.' Monday afternoon. Rev. A. D., Grigsby Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan, of Chester, officiate*. The State Teachers’ Institute for Barry County will be held in this city commenc­ ing at 10 o’clock a. m. Monday the 27lh and doelng at 4 p. uj., Friday, August Slat C. L. Bemis, of Iowa, will act as conductor aud an excellent program te promised. Every wide awake teacher In Barry County will no doubt be present. On account of the German Working­ men’s Aid Society at Grand Rapids, the Mich. Central will Sell excursion tickets Aug. 19 and 20 at one and one third fare for the round trip. Limited to return un­ til Aug. 21st. Children at one half the above rate. c. r. Osbokn, Agent. Those wbo desire bargains in the gro­ cery line should avail themselves of tbe cans ot Rutland will meet Ivt cau• Aug. 27th.al 2 p. m., at the town­ opportunity afforded by the assignment of . election of delegates to the Coun- Joe. Rogers A Co. For the next thirty Republican Caucus. Tbe iRspUNIcatis ‘4 th” Township <rt Has:v.eri at the Town rouse tn *»dd Township I'Tidsv at oiie o’clock, Aug.3llh. fer»li» i•uriHwe of eiocUng delegates to tbe Court* ('onrenUon to be held In Hastings Sept Istb. MM. . „ „ „ B«N F.Gamkilu Chairman of Township Com. Wllkli, »t Cbtaro, wu In the rity jtbis week. Trenk Cole relumed to CIHcego lent Setday afternoon. • Rltwll I,„ ja« received , ,,rgp |nv<1|B. ot th,, laid style, |„ dreM pi0<1> iv(ilcb THE DRUGGIST’S. Rutland Caueaa. PERSONAL MENTION. were iu lhe city Tuesday, Miss Hannah Adams went to Grand Rapids this week for a visit with relatives. A. E. Martin, of the Charlotte Tribune, was in the city Monday, and called at this office. •'J Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. McLoughlin, of Muskegon, are visit lug at Mrs. Mary Hol­ brook’s. ^Srs. Henry Hoyt, of Kalamazoo, is ex­ pected in the city this week to friends. visit Mrs. Jane E. Phelps, of Monroeville, Ind., te visiting friends in the vicinity al present. Royce E. Rar low arrived home from Houghton, U. P., this week for a short vacation. Mrs. David Goodyear and children re­ turned from a three weeks visit al Milan days, for cash only, all goods in the store Tuesday. will be sold at cost, and a great saving ‘ Mrs. Lee Dunlap has gone to Ellsworth will be made by purchasing of them. and Petoskey where she will make a two Crockery, earned goods, everything goes weeks visit. Misses Grace and Louise Holbrook, of The annual basket picn c of tbe , Barry Oakland, California, are guests at Mrs. Co. Pioneers will be he! I at the court Mary Holbrook’s. Mr. and Mrs. Darby, of Campbell, house In lhe city of Hastl igs on Saturday September 15. 1894. A kkM program wilt have been vlstlng at Mn Custer’s In the be given later. The ea ly history and 1st ward this week. pioneer days of several to> vnships will be Mrs. Pryor returned to Rochester. N. read. It te requested eael paper pu bl Ish- Y., last week after an extended visit with el in the county will give due’ notice of Iwrson, F. 8. Pryor. the same. Miss Mary Powers leaves for Bay View Oa account of the Odd ’ellows Meeting this week where s|e will be lhe guest uf al Charlotte,the Michigan Central will sell । Miss Ge'trude Snfith. _____________ land oni third excursion tickets ______ at.one] Misses Flora and Sable Beadle were In fare for round trip, Aug. ”20 to 23nd. in­ Grand Rapids Sunday. Miss Sable is clusive. limited to return i not later 'han spending the week in Chicago. Aug. 23rd. Children at ou-j half the Maj. G. M. Anderson, arid D. It Cook above rate. left for a trip lo Quebec Friday, expecting C. R. Osborn, to be gone a couple of weeks. . Agent. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Striker, the Misses ^The waler in the well at the pump' Striker. Townsend and Brown returned bouse was lowered lo five arid a half feet from Bay View Tuesday night. Mondsy evening which was lhe lowest Mr. I’rindie and son Frank, of Grand ___ This was the cause of tbe ever reached, Rapids, formerly of this city, attended the whistle, rbfcli was thought by many to be funeral of IL J. Grant, Tuesday. an alarm of fire. One thiug te certain, the at cost way.; For first class phidotfraphs that never fade; fall on Chritiiuks, lhe reliable pho­ ; . ilpher. . The Lacey base ball club which was The Misses Maude Bentley and Edna bil’r-d to play here Tgcsdpy p. rn. failed present supply of water te uiiatlequate for to put in appearance. • Jhe demand. ) Nearly fiimii In lha. Brooks returned from a three weeks visit al Martin. Allegan county, Sunday. Dr Drake gave a small, but very plcas- city uses lhe city water fpr drinking pur­ John Mohler, of Chicago, is visiting ant whist party Friday evening in hobor poses; the wells formerly in use being of hi* guest, Mr. Williams, of Ohio. filled «p or unfit for use, no the city would relatives In the city. John rode from The West Michigan Agricultural and be in a deplorable condition Mi case of a Chicago to Kalamazoo on hie wheel. Lhlu-trial Society will lK»ld tlielr 15tb an­ water famine and especially so in case of ^filrs. Walter Buckout and son, of Tole­ nual1 lair Sept 24th—28, at Grand Rapids. a fire. Additional water must be provided do, are visiting at Mrs. Julia Willison's. by the elty. aud the water commissioners Mbs Bessie Willison, who has been spend­ to Rally day we were delayed in ought soon to take lhe matter under cun ing the summer there returned with them. <toii _ io press ibis work, and several let­ sideration. Delay Is daagerous. Miss Brown from Hastings, and Miss ter- which were received too late were Holmes from Chicago, were guests uf Mrs. omiiied. • . Tbe great excursion of the Knights of G. H. Reeder on Henry street. They Morgan Jones has built two ®ew Pythias leaves Hastings Saturday afturhou-jes in the second card this year, and noon. Aug. 21th. for the city of Washing­ went to their respective homes Tuesday.— ton, where 40,900 Knights will be in camp. Grand Rapids Herald. The great parade will be reviewed by The soap fakir, wbo sells forty cents President Cleveland and bls Cabinet. Tbe worth of soap for a dollar and agrees to prize drill will attract thousands. There deliver five or eight dollars worth of whrtf. Inquire of Mrs. Lilian Hynes. are many wonderful sights to see in and premiums "’a week from to-day," paid hte about Washington. There will be special respects to a score or more of our “way Delton Mich. * Horace Cotant was arrested Tucaday excursions to Fortress Mnnroe, Mont Ver­ up” ladles ncrntly. got their dollars and night for threatening to shoot his brother’* non, Baltimore, Annapolis, Butt Run bat­ vanished In the gloaming.—Ex. wif|-. He plead guilty and gave bbods to tle field, Arlington Heights, and Old Notice the ad. of Woolley & Bronson Poiut Comfort. Ticketb from Hastings keep the peace. this week. On and after Saturday Aug. Wanted—Manager for financial Insti­ good for 15 days, giving every one a fine 18th, until further notice. They will For fall par­ half sole their customers. tution. Reference and bond required. chance to see all tbe sights. Boots and ticulars call upon Syteteater Grehsel or Libt-fal inducement to tbe right man. Ad­ show at very low prices. This te an in­ They can make arrange­ ducement to cash payinx people to trade dress, The Eastern Assurance Company, Wm. D. Hayes. Ph Hade I ph ia. Pa. ments for you at lire hotels. Call upon at the Little Red Front Shoe Store. A Square Deal WE ARE TO them at once If you decide to go. Thursday evening while returning from Tbe following from the Burlington. drill Capt.*Nlskem hkited Hastings Divis­ Iowa. Gazette, under tbe head ot “A ion at Mills Pblllipw’ popcorn stand where Mammoth Pearl." will Interest the friends tbe proprietor treated each inember to a of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Clark, formerly of large sack of excellent corn. It was a sur­ itoad Commissioners can find 3 Inch Uris city. Ito better to be born lucky than prise to the boys and by the way tbe corn Bridge Plank at our yard in Hastings. rich:—“Lt te not uncommon to find valua­ disappeared it was plain to be seen that It Other people can find anything they want ble pearls in the mussle-shelte of the Mte- was fully appreciated. sissippi river, but the Importance of tbe in the line of lumber and shingles. Frank PflOg is carnrlng around a visage fact has not been duly appreciated here­ this week that weuhl do justice to a prize Br.xn.ifiY. Tomeinsox ano rider. abouts until the present time. Yesterday figtitor. His appearance is due to a Loss—-At or near Ackers’ Poiut, twena couple of fishermen, wbo are living In a ••header" taken from hte bicycle at Nash­ sereti dollars in bill?, Aug. 5th. Finder cabin boat at Sbokoquon dam, were In the ville Monday, which rendered him unwill be rewarded by leaving it at Howard city hawking a atone about lhe streets con>«lou»ror. »bort ttat Arale» Mosher's store, Cloverdale. which they claimed waa a pearl. The gem plMl'r m o*u*lo« « “d Johs R. Lewis. did not give outward appearance of con­ be think, lhe worst Imtore ot lhe OTldenl Georgs Packard was arrested Tuesday taining much value, being covered with U. to ta’tol to Kl« • c*n« ,or »“ *>” for striking aud biting George Reed, wbo dried ligaments from the muasle, and no peOThce to ever, one be meett with others went to remove some obstruc­ dealer would make an offer for IL The After DnUbtoir their regul.r drill Mootions he had placed lu tbe highway near hte fisherman at length offered the stone to liouw just south of the city. He gave d.,l.Utt>t.lbe*>l<ht. ot PJthlM were wot Jeweler E A. Clark, with the M. C. Con­ marched up Jefferaou ,treel to the borne bmds for trial next Monday. ner jewelry howe. Mr. Clark has had ot Sir Knight John WelOTrt, wblel. wu in order to settle a business misunder­ much experience iu that line of goods and preWly decorated with lantenir. and a standing Jos. Rogers A Co., grocers, be recognized in the stone a possible rare large borne shoe over tbe entrance, under •signed to P. T. Colgrove. The assestn gem. Tbe fishermen would have given it vhloh tbe Knlkbta were uked lo march. are fully enough to cover the liabilities to bin. but be gave them a fe» dotlm Tbe, were wrred with Ice cream, cake w*<l Mr. Rogers will no doubt continue for the atone and procreded to eteon »nd aud trull. Tbe occasion wu a ven the business after the affairs have been poIMt it. The K>-ni turn, out to be, very satisfactorily settled. pjeauntanrpAaenotonl, to llkelr. one “ >e Snoet pe*rl« ton«n but to Mr. Weluert htoutelf. wbou blrtbAlready enough el*abs have entered for dav It wu. and who bad been kept In lgthe base ball tournament to guarantee Utlo oonntry. It weigh, M end uratao. or IS “>“s 1,» “ “fl „„„„„ tbe aftalr which b- been that it will be a sueceas. “Lady" Bald­ Clerk will n<X bo sorprlwd to Sod UiM It wr» ”ned and m« aneuufnU, earrWcnt win the famous ex-league twirier has been l. wurtb .. meh .. «.«•«■ T. W- jr'*”"*1 __________ av Mra. Wutaurt After secured to umpire Ml tbe games which Bubydl. wbo deport. to-nUdd for Sew by of little Both WelMert will be conducted ttricUy under league ixen . .............. , will take tbe neorl and ofcertoli J _________ in her u.u.1 excellent two recitation, to her uaual excellent regulations. The crowds wilt be kept «r which also added to tbe enjojwent back and no one w Hl be allowed near number as follows: Creeeent Case, no. 449680; Waltham movements, no. 4984420. Fluder please return to this office. our house. Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ Everyone who buys once comes again, and invites his friends to come/’ too. We are selling our goods as low as they can be sold anywhere. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have knocked prices down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY despite tin hard times contemplates bwikl- Ijost—Wednesday afternoon, coming from fair ground, a gold watch, case and walking advertisement for ment clear through. HERE Every sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really a reliable. We are not here for a dav, nor for a month. W. H. SPENCE .it»g,aiu4h. r. To Kent—Good large house and bam, •J kciesi <>f land on Hanover St in wound . Is what we give to every customer, E take pleasure in announcing to our friends and the public generally that on and after SEPTEMBER 10th we propose to conduct onr bus­ iness, both buying and selling, on the cash plan. A long experience in the clothing business has convinced us that the system of selling goods on credit to be paid for when convenient is a most vicious one. The increased expense of doing a credit business, on account of book­ keeping and collecting, the amount of inevitable losses every year because of bad debts, which will occur, notwithstanding the most careful discrimination; the loss of interest from having a large amount of capital “tied up” in book accounts all render necessary a large margin of profit which has to be consid­ ered as business expenses and paid for by the cash buyers. Besides this, the bad feeling constantly occurring because credit is given to one customer and refused to another, and the disagreeable necessity of being obliged to dun customers for past due accounts, confirms us in our determination in the future W to sell only for cash. R. K. QRrtNT ■----------------------------------------- �ueepci»«’u ------ — , , xlnra Cullen . death, .be hoped tae «w • w»y by which Hennab and Wiley might atone lor alj past wrocgdol wWhen idie could no longer riae from SEPT. her bed. her husband ^aatTDoet it the his brother. time In the bouse, and. with her broth­ * “It was not until then, my dearest, er and her widowed aiater, rendered Cullen.” she said, “that 1 saw the dan­ every poeelble nerxlre. Oecaeioual ger of the planning my poor. weak, words of comforting come from his Will be one of the best, if not the best of all the great fairs foolish mind had. conceived to bring mouth, which were answered with held in Michigan. about some sort of proposal from calm thanks. Selfish, earthy of the Wiley that might lead to a fair settle­ earth as he was, he pitied her for whom ment between you and him. a thing he was obliged to feel much respect, which I know Sister Julia desired as .. r I > *nd the thought that soon be must see eagerly os I did. God knows 1 did not her face no more touched him with Dont fall to visit the preis rpjm of The Evening News lhe and could not respond in the smallest some feelings of sincere sympathy. He 4 Great Daily of Michigan. The opportunity should not be miss- pi degree to his feeding. somuch stronger was not wicked enough to admit great than I had believed. I did not tell him <5 ed by any one. ’ • ' ji 80 in words, keeping before, my eyes, jo\* at the going away of one between whom and himself what affection liad < > t in spite of the shame I felt, tho end I been was long gone, and in that pres­ B »»nne T-iaAao rv/vxa oraratr-n r.aa>.u r had in view. But on my bed that night MORE THAN 60.000 COPIES DAILY. ence of death his conscience, that nev­ I called upon my Maker to witness my er had been sensitire^troubled him no . resolution that such as that should littlh while thinking' of disappoint­ never be again. Thoughts of you and ments now past remedy which he had Pearce, and added pity for poor sister, wrought His changed attitude com­ !ing in the garden fence, then, with­ kept me awake almost the livelong forted her much, and she began to in­ ' drawing her eyes and laying her hand night. Her delicate instinct, or some­ dulge hope gf good to him to .come, ! upon her breast, cried, in a low voice: thing she noticed in my manner or after her own death, from his mare | “Oh. Cullen! Cullen!” looks, made her seem rather less cor­ satisfactory home conditions. One day; ' By the time she could reach the dial during the* rest of my stay, and whispering to the others abound her ‘ ’’* house, Wiley and Hannah were there. when I left she did not ask me to come that she wished to speak with him in RlfflARD-m&LMJoHNSW I “Oh, Sister Julia!" cried Hannah, red again. Oh, Callen, Cullen!" private, when these had withdrawn she * MSMWB* WWW* as any cherry, when Julia put a parcel Throwing herself upon her knees, In her hand; “I didn’t know you were she covered with her hands her burn- said: fTO BE CONTI xurn. J going to get these nice things for fag face. During her story his lipe Klee tria Bitters. "Hannah, I hope you won’t think too Pearce. He’ll be run mad with delight quivered several time® He now said: Thia remedy Is becoming so well known mrich of Julia’s rudeness in leaving the at them." 1 |‘ — ’’ • - * — -* sit *“Hannah, get up — and in the• and bo popular as to need no special House when a visitor is in iL The poor j “I’m glad they please yon, Hannah.” chair where I can see your face.” mention. All who have used Electric Cold as it wks, Hannah accepted the | thing is not in good health, as yoa . She obeyed and looked with ahud- Bitters sing tbe tame song of praise.—A know, and sometimes I’m afraid she assurance with whatever pleasure dering fear down upon him. . purer medicine does not exist and it is there is when distracting emotions, J “Hannah, when I and sister are guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. isn’t in her perfect right mind.’’ “Why, Brother Wiley, Sister Julia paramount among which is fear, are out’of the way, if brother should pro- Electric Bitters will cure'all diseases of did entirely right in treating me as she i asserting their own. j pose to marry you, how—’’ the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, did, like one of the family.” ; That night the invalid, fa the vain : ’Instantly * * she rose, on her counte­ bolls, salt rheum and other afflictions “She ought to, knowing how I’ve al­ search for sleep, turned many a time nance an expression of mingled anger, caused by impure blood.—Will drive ways loved you, Hannah.” on her bed. Yet to her what sleep was horror and despair. Placing her hand malaria from the system and prevent as “Thank you, Brother Wiley; I have vouchsafed was more restful than what upon her bosom she looked at her hus­ well as core all malarial fevers.—For cure always loved you as a dear brother." little came to her guest, who when band as if he had pierced her with a of heminche. constipation and Indigestion She bit her lips when she sakl iL tsleep dreamed and when awake dagger which was searching for every try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price “As a brother!" he echoed.with slight wished that she was lying by her hus- recess in her heart. Then, lifting both 50 ctx. afid 81.00 per bottle at W. H. Good­ bitterness of emphasis. “Curious how oand’s side. Next morning Mrs. Amer­ arms high above her head, she cried: year’s drugstore. things go in this world. Here’s me, ! son appeared not to note the perturbed “O my God, you know that from tho -v,. instance. *I -.MW,. for know „„„ how vxz to xMOAv make ‘ state of mind in which Hannah, after first day when my husband was laid money, aud I make it. I know how to ; breakfast, made herself ready to leave, upon this bed of sickness my constant Mrs. PhcebeThomas of Junction City, pull strings, and money comes to me i। nor the casting down of her eyes when prayer has been to lift up from it this III., was told by her doctors that ahe bad from other people, sometimes unex- |I ’her ’husband, ' ’ ’ suggesting ’ ’ * another early light of my life and put me in his consumption and that there was no hope pec ted. But there are things „ I value ji visit, bado her good-by. place! And now you let my thoughts for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings’ New tnnm thnn more than mnn»*v money, and r.nii can’’4t him, have ।' “Good-by, Sister Julia. I—I would be turned away from him to another Discovery completely cured ber aud she them. People don’t believe that about ,, ii»ve ]<ave cujoyvu enjoyed my visit more more but for— — man,. who,. of all I know and all I says it saved her life. Mr. 'Thomas Eg­ my visit nut lor me. but it’s so.” I but for being uneasy about .Cullen and . ever did know, is the most odious to gers, 189 Florida St. San Francisco, suf­ He looked Submissively sad at the ! Pearce.” my heart! 0 you terrible God! If you fered from a dreadful cold, approaching thought of having been misunderstood [I “Good-by, Hannah. God bless you!,” won’t let me die, won’t you—won’t you consumption, tried without result every­ by the world. :' singularthe t pop-er in some women take some pity for what you see is upon thing else than bought one bottle of Dr. Singular Kings’s New Discovery and iq two weeks by, brother—’’ . to assumes a . a cheerful cheerfulness they do not me?” was cured. He I* naturally thankful. It “Please don’t call me brother, Han- feel The Creator seem*‘ to have' gh She stood panting, looking upon her glten Is such results of which these are samples, nah.’ • *» ------ 4i.i_ li— __ ------ of. de- husband as if he was one from another them this»-------faculty as _a means She started, and looked, as if with 1 fense against' the consequences of world who had come to judge her. Sad tluit prove the wond**rfal efficacy of this medicine in coughs and colds. Frw tri»I some apprehension, through the in­ i wrong-doings such as men may com­ as the smile was. never one more bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. terstices of the encompassing vines. mit, if not with impunity, with inflic- , Regular site 60c. aad SI.00. “Listen while I explain to ’Mb," he tion of punishment too slight to be said, in deliberate, low utterances, yet much feared or cared for. Backlen'a Arnlea Balve noY without appearance of authority Tho best salve in the world for cuta, “As I didn’t come back last night, Jto command attention. ‘Hannah, Cullen, I know yon are not surprised , bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever without having any idea of what an to see me so soon this morning. It sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, unhappy man I atn. you were about to ficems to me that I must have dreamed, corns, and all skin irrtiptlons. and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It usowordsof congratulation, beginning whenever I slept, the whole night, Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction with calling me your brother. I was about you and Pearce." | or money refunded. Price 25 cents per saying just now how curiously things “I’m glad you stayed, darling. I box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, lhe in this world went. Now, then? is my and Pearce were as lonesome as could idruggi&t. brother Cullen, a man of excellent be, but he went to sleep by sundown parL%a handsome man,a man who,I fre­ and I before nine o’clock. You look C. L. Brundage, of Muskegon, lias been quently say tq myself, ought to be tho j tint-rate. I believe tho visit has done nominated senator to represent tbe Twen­ happiest man upon the whole face of | you good. I don’t know when I’ve ty-third district by the republicans. the earth married as he is; yet he neither I seen you look bo rosy." 1 When the scalp In atrophied, or shinny­ makes money nor tries to make it be­ | “Do I? I’m glad tp hear it Sister bald. nn preparation will restore the hair, yond a mere couunpn country support, । Julia was as good to me as she could in all other cases. Hall’s Hair Renew er apparently without any ambition to be, tired and worn out as she seemed . will start a growth bring his family into town and give last night and this morning. She got j them the benefit of a society as good Lansing has let lhe contract for a new some nice presents for Pearce. But I ' os can be seen anywhere in the whole wrought iron bridge across Michigan-ave. must put off these things and get my A Canton 0., flrm does the Work SC2.600. state of Georgia. I don’t say I blame everyday ones.” j Cullen for having that sort of prefer­ Mr. Natanei Mortenson, a well-known DuringThe rest of the day, though SHE ! FEU. VPOK HER KSEJ'.S AT HIS BEDence; bat it seems curious to mo when citizen of lsphemlng,.Mlch., and editor • SIDE. I look at you and think how you would responsive, what time he was in the Superior Posten, who for a long time suf­ house, to her husband’s caresses, she , ,, . , A . . . shine if Cullen would give you the op­ seemed agitaUsd and disturbed. He h,wl been upon his fered from lhe most excruciating pains portunity. Aud, Hannah, unless he of rheumatism, was cured, eight years face. drives me off entirely from him, I did not remark upon these things, at­ ago. by taking Ayer’a Sarsaparilla, hav­ “ Come here, Hannah. ” tributing them to temporary pain ' mean to make it so that if he wants She let her hand lie in bis that had Ing never felt a twinge of It since. which he knew she felt from thoughts to, he can make his family participant opened to receive it Michael J. Enright «ayfl be was dis­ in all this town affords. If riot. I’ll do of the different conditions of living at “Never, never,” he said, “were you charged from tbe Port Huron police force the two houses. Not once did she whatever I can for you, in spite of without cause, and wants his pay for the so dear to me. Kiss me. ” Wiley’s name. Pleased with „ ------- ;--------- r~ him. He understands his wife no more mention this forbearance, he was. more than 1 Two days afterwerds, with his head lime he was dismissed. The matter will than he understands his brother.” be fought out in the courts. even his wont, demonstrative of his af- MP°n “er bosom, he died. Then he took her feebly-resisting Ayer’s Ague Cure is an antidote for faction. As for Pearce, now going on : hand, and said: CHAPTER XL malaria diseases, whether generated by in his fourth year, tbe serious wonder ‘ “Hannah dear, while father was in The Neither quinine, ar­ with which he alternately* put his . , first news ~ that ~~—Cullen ---------- ----was ---- sick swamp or sewer. some sort of fret with Cullen, he made hands toward and drew them back , death was so appalling to Julia senic. nor any other injurious drug enters his will in which he cut him off from from the presents just now come from ■ that “er friends believed that it Into the composition of this remedy. an equal share in his estate.' He was the great city made his mother draw i hasten her own death, Warranted to cure fever and ague. The Michigan State Fair, ATDETROIT 10 to 21- I I t I WHILE AT THE FAIR i '**=’ ‘*^ore tbe Merrier specie, she had a wholesome fear of wrong-doing, and now she felt that she could not endure to go without his forgiveness for what, if he had known it when in health, might have exasper­ ated him to deadly resentment against W**h day a pleasure BUT NOT UNLESS YOU USE Santa Glaus Soap. nrsTHt PltHESr. BEST & I jS&LL Said M a de by 1HEN.K.FA1RBANKG0MPANY. Chicago. &v, < him to her breast and shed tears, all of ‘ Xe\ was subdued by thoughts ofwhose meaning was not quite under- that ° he “ would be saved •* the misery * what she suspected to be coming—his stood even by herself. domestic ruin. When they told her ha was dead, she only said: CHAPTER X “Well, doubtless it was best for the “Keep thy heart with all diligence," poor boy.” said the preacher, “for out of it are ' wn a. the issues of life.” After him the ' •.. ♦ 5lnth*clrcumst*nces psalmist sang: “With God the Lord M 00111(1 it. No Song the fhe ^ Leto ^^?/^'^ Alma Hunter married Harry B. Fergu­ son at Ionia in June. Yesterday be was arrested at Remus on complaint of bis wife, who asserts be robbed and then de­ serted her. His examination is set for Aug. 16th. aThe Porum Reduced Evan great subject is takes op by Tke Forum when It r.itu »ll> coati hfo public sttentios end is treated by the best authorities, without tigsrd to piffles or creeds. It will keep awy thoughtful rceder isfonaed on tho t»»U end probits* •1 Um Ums, m m «tkw HriMIcsl <ot«. hlbltoey: indeed an tbe grest Reviews have been too high In pricilor theumuki ol Intslligent readers. Bat new the number of reader* ot thocshtlul literature United States |o warrant ao revolutionary a reduction la prljc. The Forum discusses important subjects, but It is not dull. The literature ot conlemporaneoos activity Is, in fact, the most interesting of all literature. Americas citizenship itnpl^ that a man shall know the opinions ot the foremost ceca aud the latest great adrievexaents in every dlrecUou ol activity. ® SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. ?---------- I •$ Tke Form h bow as cheap as the magazines of mere entertain-nect. ?< THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE GREAT!REVIEWS. The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York, age. a Copy. $3 a Year. TbeNew Ywk Weekly Tribune ------AND------ Eaby wan rick, we gave ner Castoria. El”!*,1?bfoU>"’ S’ 01,1 he been dealt with with ,B fairly; yettO the ** “ dealt lriT: M “ ebe had Children, she gave them Csatoria. quickening of his own sense of per—nThomas a Kempis counseled regard­ al security gave what cons<.'._.1un he ing the sayings of the ancient*—not needed. To several persons he inti­ to despise them, for “thev were not mated his intention to do for his fami­ uttered without a cause.” It seemed M. D. BalleKreceiv™ ly things which in Cullen’s lifetime had iving It Iler Grand strange, and not very reconcilable Rapids, (Mlcl>..)Si,v|ng, ’ -J says be with the ideas even of pious people, foy not seemed practicable. Not a few cannot say too niacbs' ----reasonably good church members ad ­ qn favor of “AdironCullen Amerson to be struck down in ; da” Wheeler’s Beat.^„„ the midst of a young manhood so ' mitted to have been struck br the un­ Sold by W. H, Goodyear?- * Nerve Cure. expected soft words which Wiley spoke happy and manful and apparently so of his late brother. 7 vigorous. Yet the same pious people The forebodings about his wife in no s<jd they bad not a doubt but what it ’ were justified. Most benign was all for the best, and Cullen him- ' irvm the vuc beginning UCfODniDg to LO the LHC end CD(1 of Of *. ^^ne Proviself, from hls sickness, spoke not one word of , „ «® leads those whom complaint. «x» to Himself to the “ub It’s all right nannan," Hannah," he said ?-------eclM1 ar°od that su ngnu tic said ___ ,t 'T T when, io answer to a. poitrtol inquiry T?^f^7^,‘emlnt<J?h?,’‘'rn>,’rorWput to hi. physician, lhe Utter replied ererv / t, J^gmcDt . "’h'r' that Um ease wm hopeles* . 7 s<u* word “ *° h* oountod make. Two forged cheeks were passed yester­ day on Bay Olty merchants by a man givShe fell upon her knee, at hi. »*dW.^T°v.tn^ °'.^D_Jt>'t° * equal to the lull comprehension of such »orfi yet touting In their di- 1 vine inspiration, we tooept them m “Goon-m, BISTER /ULIA.” vexed with Cullen because of 1ms want of such ambition as he thought his children ought to hare. I said little about it, believing that when he came to see what sort of woman Cullen liad married he would either destroy it or make proper alterationfl of it He seemed in time to appreciate you like I did. Yet after his death I found, among papers which he had left with court. My intention has been to make an allowance beyond the provisions of mP Children Cry for Pitcher's Caatorla?\ ... .. Children Ory for Pitcher’s Caatorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's CastoHa. side.and.,with affection child-like m □attag aU eril doing, except her own. it always had been, wept bitterly. The Things in her husband which used to outpouring ©onsoled him much; for an diatom her to exaaperatlon did to no apprehension, vague as it was, had longer. If .ho bad lorcd him more been in his mind for some time past rather If the loee indulged "for a brief with a soreness which he could not and . period had not been Inrnltod and drip. would not try to e explain to hhim w nK./ r7.\ Tir J“ enoatof her being, the oomiiofthta Mlf. He bad not naked .boot what condition rotatt hare boon Zr.a<« panned between her and WUey; • ™>, <7JU. tx. dUS' hot her .voidtag of any Unl feltZ^ uLt mention of his name, and an oo-. Mwn vr.t .... had been in robust 1 in every fiber of he saved ‘““"to tnerchant, was tbe SK.1.X" — » aS*S.,5‘A,-«S5 »ns In the canM of Av. __ _____ __ . 5 . I the cases will be beard m jackaon Fri*on. AH fa tbe *u,mw roan dnrltiit tbe October term. a ONE YEAR FOR OHLT $ 1.00, 01511 IF ZIDV/1NCE. Address all orders to TTTR HARTINGS BANNER. �hng STUPENDOUS HUMBUG. Banner jouraed. A MIRACLE IN OREGON. Making Food Testa with Doctored 8*tn- K G. Holbxooj^ AN EQUITABLE ARRANGEMENT. plea. Recorder. We ire Intorraed. My, . Detroit p , wr w, r. COOK. Loe.IKdlw,__ __ The following brands of "““table Mhetoe by which l WQN&ERFUL MANNER IN WHICH ChtMKo baking powder m.kerar an, L.„. The lady waa a widow and rich— White Lead are still made by the A MAN WAS CURED OF PARALY­ deavorltiK through the practice of a chemi­ very rich—aa the French novelist says, “ Old Dutch" process of slow cor­ cal trick, to humbug UMUhpectlng houseSIS. richiasime. The gentleman was a . rosion. They are standard, and wlveq. The object Is to defaute the bat­ widower, past sixty; extremely, even I hing powder u.ed by the housewife and to I always “ n>1‘ “**• Ur,in'“- Hltk> "ud A Ciam- That Aliunat Surptuxen thr Mini- ridiculously, poor, and the last of a Induce ber to buy that carried by the tiedmost noble and most historical house. 1 diet, rtiese agents -perform tbeir tricks nJ?,' c,"nmon Council ot the city ot ele» of Old. History is full of the achievement^of i from house to house or make them in con­ (From the Rural Spirit Portland Oreytm) his }>eople. Froissart mentions their : nection with a baking exhibit, where they deelre to give evidence ot our ,«ntiment» exploits in every other page; they were | can get permission, in the grocery stores upon th. de.lt> ot Kr-M.yor kTSrent . Upon the Calapoola River, al the edge always taking this side ur or inc the viucr, other, •■ . „ j , .mv cu.c wii.ujo vuu» t>iuc One of the women who was employed 2, nJ. i -— . SC??'e — ®aOgB “i*®,’ »M 16 tun lbw KIW11 town ui of I for the king and againbt the king; when' nnsoLVTion. In the performance or these tricks, and IlOllr. Linn Lilin Co., (’<» Oregon, Orcirnn lives nua^ W. w H. It Hen u„..­ . .. .. . . Holly. they took a side they meant it; out who resigned her position when she found The recommendation of derson. a man with an interesting history, they marched, they and theirs, In full out their fraudulent chnracler, thus des­ it is most Interesting as told by himself to Author.” •’•Morley,” armor. . cribes lhe methods she was taught lo usea reporter. * “Shipman,” Whichever side they took, it always 1 “Xokstein,” A small quantity of the baking powder “^ly native place is Brockvllle, Canada, ” Arantrong & MoXelvy” ‘ “Southern,” found in the kitchen and a slmlliar quan­ .said Mr. Henderson, ‘’where I have al­ ended in their being captured and de­ “ Beymtr-Bamaan,” ‘ tity of tne liking powder which lhe tester capitated for high treason, or else ! ways made my home up to 1880. with the “ Davis-Chambers," • ‘•Collier,’ was trying to prove superior, were mixed exception of a few years that I was a resi­ killed in battle. From father to son, I *• Fahnestock.”-* with water in separate glasses. The first dent of Oswego, N. Y., New York City from generation to generation, for being pure would fuam up quickly, like a and Chicago. in 1885 1 came to Oregon. long centuries none of them ever went to you by your merchant is an glass of cbampagae, while the other would Sur^y^S’.0 Couudl “» nubllUiM^” , I am a carpenter by trade, and In tbe out of the world from an inglorious evidence of his reliability, as he can rise slowly irutnlng like yeast, the foam summer of ibS'J. was working at Comates, feather bed; it was always from the sell you cheap ready-mixed paints r,7%''E.- '>■ Holbrook. county beat ot Benton Co., Oregon; I did stand perhaps over the top of the glass. grassy field of honor or from a scaffold. I This the tester was ungbt to claim as an not fret well all summer.* my knees, el­ A gray beard was unknown in that and bogus White Lead and make a Cbw lluir.iwn. Aide m.uYglnry b,*'™ *",?,' evidence of the Superiority of the powder bowrand Nbnulders ached so badly that 1 enuAOj „e.^„ T,„kl,.r AjfiSS, tuh,“ Well', house; nor had any of them ever ex- larger profit Many short-sighted she carried. She had found out however, wrt. Aldertnu; Bile, Wa.r,"AMen«M. roncluded to go home lhe Iffst of August. by a rather unpleasant experience, that One day after reaching home, my wife pCricnced the tender emotions of a dealers do so. , Moved by Aid Osborn that the above be she bad been deceived aud was likewise was leading the horses by the house and grandfather. Fan Colom.—National Lead Co.’a Pare accepted and placed on file. Carried The lady, besides being a widow and Whitt Lead Tinting Colon, a one-pound can to deceiving the housekeeper, A lady said called me to sre them. While looking at Ajrs, All. 75-pouDd keg of Lead and mix your own richissime, was of ignoble origin, and a to hertone day when ahe was performing the horses I felt my knees getting weak'. paints. Saves time and annoyance in matching Moved by Alderman Osborn that the I went into tbe liousu and fell on tbe her late husband hail made his money j shades, and insures the best paint that it & this test that she believed It was a fraud: Recorder tw Instructed to procure a con­ floor. When 1 came lo mv senses 1 was —------- -------------- -—-----r------Mich that rile.extra foam upon the tester’s pow­ in trade. Reflection upon this point • ;x»ssble to put on wood. Send us a |>oMal card and get our book ou iu>c to have an auction der was caused by the Introduction of an veyance to carry Councllmen to the funer­ on tbe lounge and tuy wife crjing. John! made her unhappy. She was so rich paints and col#-card, free; U will probably al of R. J. Grunt Carried, , .i had large experience McDaniels, our nearest neighbor, was ' that she thought she ought also to be save you a good many dollars. faction. Trnns reaeon- adulterant. The housekeeper than pro­ Ajes, All. there. I recovered somewhat through the noble, just to correspond. It Is a com[ NATIONAL LEAD CO. duced a small quantity of flour, which she Moved by Aid Watt-rs that the Marshall Chicago Branch, • *"n ",‘ele,ve,nlnf 1 »",lli1«lv “ “»■ mon confusion of thought She de­ thoroughly mixed with ber own powder be Instructed to ask lhe business places to State and Fifteenth Streets, Chicago. J. M. SMITH. ,,, thln„ h,.r before adding tbe water. When lhe mix­ close from 10 to 11 a. m. on Aug. 14. ’ot. bed. tint night ubput len o'clock 1 bad ?’ aired, above all things, to connect her । another stroke of paralysis. Tire torture ture was stirred, exactly the same slow, On motion of Aid Osborn council ad­ that I went through Ik too horrible for me riches with an ancient name, and she ; foam resulted as with the other powder. journed. to describe I was helpless. The neigh­ heard of this old nobleman, and she This showed tbe woman that the whole E. G. Hol.Bp.ooK. •'.TON'A SMITH bors came in. Dr. Hendry, of Brownsville, made a proposition to him. “Marry test was a humbug, and that lhe result Recorder. was sent for, and I made my will, but me,’’ she said. “Give me that right to was an evidence that the new jwwder Woodland. Mich could not sign it so it was legible. The use your name. In return 1 will give carried by lhe tester contained an adulter­ bark of my neck swelled up; Dr. Henry you .as handsome an annuity as you Loyal E. Knappen. ant. A Wouderrul Invention. hail them put mustard plasters on my can possibly desire. You shall have There te another dishonest feature in The latest and most remarkable itu ■ neck and down my back and down lhe the means of living ns you please, and is t|usine»s. The baking powder which Drovetnent in fraxl products is the ...., \ .UTILS & DENISON, new side of my right leg, and on the Inittom of of obtaining all that you can desire. I these fakirs are trying to sell by these Hosford's Baking Powder, which has at­ I A'A YERS. my feet. The skin came off lhe bottom of will not ask you to live in my house. methods, te actually shown by lhe reports tained such t-norrnqus sales in this vicini­ my right foot. 1 was covered with sores You shall live where you please. I 5i.chlHftn Trust Co. Bldg., of ofiiclal chemists to have In its composi­ ty during the last tew months, and which from head to foot. If 1 had to be lifted up will only ask that, for appearance Cmnd Rspi'i'. Michigan. tion lime, hlum and sulphuric acid. proratees to displace the 61d-fushi<»ned In bed it took two or three men to do it. IlfK. M. IX. kinds because of the greatly superior re- There was a gathering iu my left ear and sake, you will take your place at my dan and Surgeon. sill|s obtained by its use. Tills powder it broke and discharged matter twice. My dinners, and that you will show up. as ;ii., - Mk-h. • One that you can keep clean all 'Council I*rucce«llns4. exrirlte In three important particulars, viz; wife had to move my legs when they wore the lord of the house, at my recep­ t’ tttended day nr nlgbt. Ot■ the time—a collar that does not baking strength, bealthfulness and purity. moved. —v... 1 bad watchers at night for tions.” " i ll’s te«»’. and shoe store : wilt when you get over-headed; ’Twas arranged in-this sense. The Common Council met in special session Onc-nnd-a-half teaspoonfulte will produce weeks.. Mr. Michael Baragen, owner of ' that dues not fray on the edge, or Wed. Aug. b, 1894. Mayor Grouse! pre­ i belter results than two full t<aspuonfulh ' the mills nn.Hamilton Creek, was one of lady took and furnished for herself a : tear out at the'buttonholes, and ,-tney nt law. oi' the iNint of other kinds. All other bak- I them. His 'post otliee address is I<ebanon, great hotel, writes Walter Besant in j siding.. ’ can be cleaned by simply wiping Hastings. Mich. London Queen. She had the rooms j ing powders are com|H»cd of e.ther alum : Hinn Co., Oregon. Mr. William White, Present at roll call. Aid BenuetL Bus­ ■ otf with a wet sponge or cloth. . oarts of the state. Col- by, Huffpan, Tinkler and Waters. cream of tartar, both of which leave a head sawyer for lhe same, and Mr. James decorated in honor of this and that il-: ■ These collars and cutfe arc made attended tv. physic in lhe bread, while this powder Is j N. Rice, ex-member of the legislature of Absent at roll call. Aid Hicks, *Osbor> liistrious ancestor. The arms of the : ! 1 by covering linen collars or cuffs strhtly a^Min* phosphate nowder, ami is I Oregon. Weeks went by aud months, house were everywhere; the portraits, j and Waters. ; on both sides with waterproof D .it- rllhhi rhjrXtan and When my bed busts and statues of the house were Reading of mins, uf last meeting post of Itself a ihrtnral healthful article of food, ’ and 1 lay^n bed helpless. “ccljnloid,’’ thds giving strength another Inwlicial to all. Every ingredient is was changed r “ - ‘bed* *had / *to ‘be ; in all the rooms; the pictures re pre- I poned. ■ and durability. They arc the only . -----... ----. ’ Hir.'Kdi ' waterproof goods so made, and On motion of Aid Tinkler Council ad­ strirtly pure, it contains no alum, c req in , brought alongside and me slid across on to sented scenes and episodes in the his-1 of tartar or amonla. *» • -do not* remember > — ■ -» -a wink it. 1 sleeping journed to meet Friday evening, Aug. 10. : every piece is stamped as follows: | for months. They used a galvanic battery tory of the house. The servants wore , bnt at 7:30 p. in. ■t y attended to. for mouths, bnt it gave me no relief. I the ancient livery, the well-known liv­ E. G. Holbrook, TRADe ery of theTiouse. । had them write Dr. Mosier, specialist, Recoroer. I•Uir.NtR, M. D.. Lapsing had 875 (too in city hail. and ! Grand Street. New York, stating .my case, The hotel became the museum of the Physician and Surgeon, 825.000 in bridge bonds for sale, and... ...... .. v ( as a i He wrote me he could not help me, after house, and at dinners and on reception < ■ Mich. result of the bidding is considerably punt'd i which 1 concluded that 1 must die. 1 nights the duke himself was always ark w Common Counll met In adjourned ses­ upon the strength of her credit. r- -liter •mw block east of depot. R. L. had given up all hope. In rending iny present, grave, dignified, and stately, sion Fri. eve. Aug, 10. 1894. . Ask for this, and refuse to take Day A Co., of Boston, took the lot at eastern papers I saw lhe miracles that n with the look of one who had stepped Mayor Greusel presiding. : any imitation if you expect sat8108,845-25. । medicine called Dr. Williams’ Pink Pilis out of a picture frame five hundred • and Surgeons. Present at roll call. Aid Busby, Huff­ • isfaction. If your dealer does not GeorflrH. Ehlman. . well known .nd i iK-rrnnnlng. bnt that lleelf would not years old. and had put on the clothes »y nr county responded to with man, Osborn. Tinkler and Waters. : keep them, send direct to us, en­ h we.lth? inmbernun at C.r«nd lUpId,. b.. nf M? <! T Fulfo d o of the ninetieth century, but not its Absent at roll call. Aid Bennett. Hicks •>;>.. day or nighL dosing amount, and we will mail given . inut d...! t. tb. Penlu.ul.r tr.,t wffSU' manners. When madame, the duchess, and Welssert. you sample. Collars 35 cts. each. me itnne 1 l-ari known him was not at home he lived in his own 'HELD »>, Mlns, of meetings of July 27. 30. Aug. Conijmnj, of that city, covering ail hte । ,p Cuffs 50 cts. pair. State size, and ■; and Real Estkte Office. property. dt'slrK‘ | from .little lx». and I knew that money chambers, at the club, after his own 3 and 8, 1894 read and approved. ; whether stand-up or turned-dowu A -trac Block. Hastings. would nul Induce bln. to deeeiee bls tel-• fashion. An excellent bargain, was it Moved by Aid Huffman that no more the responsibility of nmuageinert. ■ . Ite.il Estate Real Estate ,iir;”i " >ti. General eonreyancing. work be done on th^ sis. under tbe St. The Flint city council has been stirred low man. 1 wrote Mr. Fulford to sendi not. and one that seems perfectly fair THE CELLULOID CO., . set of Abstract Boaks.com- Commissioner. Carried, dui up by the citizens to investigate water me some Fink Pills, and before I had used to both parties. -147-29 Broadway, < itei >rds, can furnish abmplete Ayes, Busby, Huffman. Osborn and rates. Tbe people admit the water com- j the first lot 1 noticed an Improvement 1 C. F. m’OOKB. Cleric. Tinkler. RECKLESS WASTE OF LIFE. pany furnishes satisfactory service, but sent for more aud in a little time 1 was on' Nays, Waters. frOWLE! 1.1).I). S. tlwy say the charge for it te excessive, my crutches ami walking around the Moved by Aid Tinkler that the Council ■ aud g C(HnJniU..e of Aidermen will look ‘house. 'Phe last boxes r — that I got are .i«do­ meet Sat. Aug. 11, 1894. at 9 o’clock a. m. the mutter up. ing the business. The pains left my head Ode to examine the new Dre alarm system. altogether s x weeks ago. and It te now as An interesting and to a certain ex­ Reports to the state board of health clear as a bell. Tbe swi lling on my neck Carried, Ayes. All. tent instructive statement has just ap­ An »rn<y at Law Moved by Aid. Busby that 8150.00 be show diarrhea, rheumatism, neuralgia, h gone, and my right pnkle is much bet­ peared showing what a reckless waste r i Smith A- Colgrova.) allowed Frank Flfleld on Broadway job. consumption, cholera morbus, in the or­ ter. I can get around now without any , of life is going on among us all the tut non block. Hastings.) Carried. Ayes, Busby, Huffman, Os­ der named, causing the most sickness in assistance, and aui hcaviver than 1 over allt c courts of the state. Michigan during the week ending Aug. was In my lite. There are a hundred peo- lime, says Demorest’s Magazine. The born, Tinkler and Waters. 4 th. Consumption was reported at 229 I pie tbobt here who will testify to my slck- number of deaths from causes prevent­ Y E. KEN. S CON, Nays, None. . able by means now well known to Bond of Frank Flfield in tbe sum of places,i, scarlet fever at 34, typhoid fever ।j ness and cure If any one doubts it.” (Over J.8. < Mxlvear & Co.’s store.), at 22, dipuiiicfm diphtheria at •»» 17. • — measles ~*.l.. •at O9. and d ।I Dr. William’s I’ink Pills are not n patent science is shown to constitute almost /rvt!-r*ln -ulc tbe BUtc. CollecttOM 3150.00 with John Fleming as surety for Jt !< nlares. medicine In the sense that name Implies. the entire death list of one of the grading of Park St presented aud read. smallpox it 3 places. jjrotnvtljrAtP ndingto. _____ They were first compounded as a pre­ leading cities of the country, where, Moved by Aid Huffman that the above R. TIMMERMAN, Homcepathlc Phy bond be acceped and approved. Carried, BM-wnre of Ointments For Catarrh That scription, and used as such in general after a death rate of 697, there were practice by an eminent physician. So only twenty-five deaths recorded from • sician and Surgeon. Ayes, Busby, Hnffmon, Tinkler and Contain Mercury, ,Ortt< - »»r Ijdhrop’s drug store.) great was their efficMcy that it was deemed old age. Seventeen of these deaths 00Waters. < as mercury will surely destroy toe sense of smell and cempletely dcranae lhe whole sys­ wise to place them within the reach of cured from typhoid fever, a disease Nays. Osborn. tem when catering It through toe mucous sur­ nil. They are now manufactured by the wliich should never exist in a civilized The following accts, audited:— faces. Such art)cl-s should never be used ox* 8 3.40 cent on prescriptions from reputable Pj1)’’1- Dr. Williams’ medicine Company. Schen­ country. In the French and German R. J. Grant, lime ctemw. tut we damage they will do Is ten fold to ectady, N. Y.. and Brockvllle, Out., aud armies, where a modern system of 1.20 - CIKCULflTION • B. Warner, st wk. . 4.05 the good you can possibly derive them. HMls are sold in boxes (never in loose form by treatment prevails, only one typhoid Geo. Kelley Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & tbe dozen or hundred, and the public are 8.40 Catarrh M. McPharlin Co/rbled'X.O • contains no mercury, and te cautioned against numerous imitations patient in fifty dies. 9.30 taken Internally, aettnz directly upon blood John Mullen Pulmonary diseases carry off 249 per­ and mucous surfaces of tbe 'Ysem. In Jbuying sold In this shape) at 50 cents a box. or 1.20 Hereufb-i. change# for advertisements F. Eggleston Hall s Catarrh Cure be sure to get geuahie. six boxes for 82.50, and may l»e had of a I sons on this list, and yet it is asserted 8.00 II tmist reach this office Tuesdays at latest to - W. Mellon H taken Internally and Is made in Toledo, O. druggists or direct by mail from Dr. W in­ that even in cases where children in­ SOfT by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials freeinsure Insertion in the issue of the week H. G. Caster terns’ Medicine Co. from either address. herit a tendency to consumption there sj^Sold by druggists, price «5c. per bottle. A. McCoy, rps. on chairs and use of when brought. The price at which these pills are sold is no need for it to develop if proper 1.00 at TH1 tables makes a course of treatment inexpensive precautions are taken in time regard­ 5.90 A. J. Severance, rps. on tools . GARNERED VERSE. ns compared with other remedies or med­ ing exercise, breathing and habits. BAKERY. 1‘- •. >n I,- idachr. dizziness, drowsiness, 600 A. D. Maynard. sL wk. lo .: aiH- fln- and other <vmptoms of bllical treatment Stomach troubles claim 155 more vic­ Joe Webber,haulink poles and st wk 555 An Octo»>vr Dny. llou-ivr-- I loud's Sarsaparilla will cure you. tims. and arc attributable entirely to 3.00 rwvnuirh licaed rlfU-of woodland, sere aud red. J. Dill carelessness in eating and drinking—a 3.00 Nud Fisher riaihw discussing the electric IN SPANISH THEATERS. 1.50 proper regulation of diet, as it is G. Darling lhe Niagara Falls Route.” light qu«1.20 g.M Ih. Itablr. U>v. .be Dnuu. ta •>■• claimed, being all that would be necesEd Shea And husked cora beaded up in KW*11* Btorc1.50 I sary to prevent every one of them. Clttea of Spain. A. Hurney, st wk. Efib-r r- to |« the Biblical name of a Stations. 1.5Q Among tho stacks n straying raoody This reduces the death rate from a litAfter a bull light, the Spaniard loves W. Bronson new ;>i -t i e soon to be established In 71.00 A Mokes music like rt-v< rbernnee Jfbm tbe theater best. A true Spanish 1 tie over 19 to about 0 per cent., and, Harper A Co., poles XSBTWAKD Cange.-? 4 10.00 Mtnbals smote try nature as»■=««> sue sees—• home is so dull that Spanish men and 1I with the natural addition to the length W. A. Sc id more, labor Hkmxos S.X »< «£•«-.«. 1.40 Fruit -inpnienls from Fennville now women alike scarcely ever .pend a ' of those lives reported to have been M. Smith, labor Stations. 87.32 Walker A Son, pipe quiet evening in their inner circle. It lost through old age. would probably a film is bung upon the fallow bills. aver.!.- &mt 1.200 baskets per day, and 67.93 , ___________ |a.m.|a.m.|p.aa.|p.m.|pjn. Buhl, Sons A Co., Is not to be wondered at, therefore, bring up the average sum of human BUrriNoa. I 4 wl |114?| a.uH 1.® price-«-t ■atinue fair, ’ D. L. P. A 8. L. Writ®, stop bx and that they should prefer to leave them years to 175 or even higher. 20.70, C. R. OSBORN. Ljcal Agent. HacUaga i The fact is that few of the latest dis ­ A. B. Fii-sctt of Watson, Allegan lead pipes, uncomfortable rooms to get warmed > 12.00 <». .V. RuoaxuM G. V A T. A. ChiMCO W. H. Beadle, st. wk. and dazzled for a few hours in the ! coveries of science are utilized to ben­ Count'. a«» ha<| a legacy left him by a 18.00 boob. L. Beadle, st wk. People seldom call glare of tho tcatro. It i» there, alao. efit humanity. 17.40­ relative :« England. Fred Beadle they see their friend, and -continue upon the doctors until their condition 15.00 Jas. Shaa On A i^ust 20—just 33 years from the 8.70 their habitual tertulia or gossip. Even has become chronic, and then, to save Joe Muaven date it wa.- mustered • ito service—tbb 5.85 the children, writes Dulclnoo del Toboso expense, they rarely undergo thorough & Bishop 8.00 In North American, lore tho drama, treatment. Then, again, we go on eat­ Sixth hi.'an infantry fol hold its anR. Greet) i—t TRADE MARK «—■ ■x”«« 8.40 olav or saincto, and on Sunday after­ ing and drinking what we know is tbe nual reatiini: at Kalamazoo., M. Custer name 7.50 noons and least days their mammas last thing we should think of putting W. Teduvck 5.55 into our stomachs, in utter disregard deck them up in finery and take them R. Waters 7 50 A wealthy bachelor declared that a hor­ to see tho latest sensational play. I. of the laws of diet. We habitually drink D. Wolcott 7.50 rid .u-d glared- at him through the Is curious, indeed, to watch a box full water that is often as certain a poison IL Flfield 10.65 night. Him triends laughed at him but he of baby faces keenly interested and de­ us strychnine or alcohol; we live under H. Bishop , .... «tretcliln^ meadow sod. 5.85 itwbted Uml lite house waa haunted. He * d * “ p 5 ‘ 2 ,> lh7 Iran redd vouring a terrible drama lull ol har­ sanitary conditions which render perJas Donovan 8.10 Nipped by tbo rro«i "* — grew ill. - imolaining of extreme heavi­ rowing scenes or laughing at a short1 feet health an impossibility, and, last­ Movedhby AM O»bom lb»ttbe accts, be ness sin the stomach, bis appetite failed, play full of wit and piquant joke. It’ ly, we load our lives with burdens -POSITIVELY CURESbe go a sallow, rmanclated and diapond- allowed and orders drawn on n»P«U« does not seem at all natural to see chU- which, while assisting ta no way to ent, ih’lt.niiig he was going to die, the fund for same. Carried, rrint- Y.< .1111 aven taken to these spectacles, but oar betterment, sap very ----room ___________ , the — --- ---------- of brtsb^-W Ayea. Busby. Huffm»n. Osborn, Tint •pook being a warning, and declared he make life *a metanmelanStsutish children are little old mon and1 our existence cxlrtcnrc and r~’ --VCould hear Iuneral bells ringing in his The purple.whtch< ng0 tbe evening ler and Waters. womcn and a fairy pantomime would IT choly —T-r pilgrimageVr-a ' * ”” Who' shall ”-----rear 7 a a Mid-autumn’s flowers, wmcn.» ears, an<l even hinted at suicide. A friend ToWnDM.yor and « " ’to'thegoddess and make SteeplewuesB and all arrangement* of the IXo dull for them. 'temple ---------- ------ - -»* Hygea —1 — nr winter's hastening nte’htindue-d him-to use ' Dr. Pierce’s Golden Nervous Syatem. Methuselahs as common as roses in w"u’ At a rwuler meeting of H«* * La“d" MetUcai lns<wvery. and be rapidly grew CombwUMUtr .t CriluloUL •‘ June? ___________________ .Well. KiNsika and all his dlatrewring symp­ Bedtime­ A London (Eng.) paper reports.the toms disappearing. A torpid liver /nd Wee Golden Hair is "slW5 Uytpcp'ia caused hte suffering and the rtowtloBH TlAnTMl As tired as she can be, teedtci.u cured both. A pamphlet free or ^7’ t in smtate A gentleman who the local champion liar was brought Purely Vegetable, guaranted free from so.te»y- ’“» * urge Book, on liver and stomach dlsAnd climbs upon m? kt** veloped In mo^|n crush- up before the justice for stealing hena opiate*, 100 full else dooes, 50e. J®** and how to cure them (136 pages) She coaxes for a rUa.'’ho ^i£T her drees, n wm a preUy plain and. by the F. F- Woon, Sec. In drowsy tones and sWeek w tt cents in stamps. Address World’s 14. D. Bailey. Iteceivlag Teller Grand Rap^ b^^r without .evercly burning sdvioe of-hik^ lawyer^ the pruoner Mo^dbyAMOst^tba^*" I bug her <;1 «P “> Wapeusary Medical Association, Buffalo, And oft-told talcs rt pest. hLlS totare.Ug.tion the fire w» said: "1 Pl^p“ty;’__Tbta “7^ N. Y. tbe Co. be approved and ^e per Heart and Nerve Cure. At laat. the joyous laughter ^ of tbe string of lies Hr. I’icrrt- i Pleasant Prlieta cure con- be declared elected. Carrico, b und to have originated from . .pot ,ng answer in 'Tinkler Ia busbc'l in S®?,’ i tbe justice. He • Ayes. Busby. Huffman. Osborn, Tinkler •tipatiun. billiousnrM and derangement* I clMD the little difapled feet a large fancy button had been, expected stej ’■That no rough or stomach, liver and bowels. aisenneared. Simitar buttons rubbed hi. bee- -.— and Waters. ** h? !u-r^uwtlv examined, and were well. Uiram,” said he. alter a thoughts I smooth the tangled tre*^v r7.l£ta?htaW inflammable, bring fol pause. "I guem I'll hare to hare HASTINGS, ■ MICH. Tin- Jones A McCall Company, printers Thursday, Aug. 16, 1894. To Restore pi:? AU'- hair whurh !..ci<ine thin, ;,nd keep .the scalp ele.in nn,kl healthy, use O not be deceived. D Strictly Pure White Lead AYER’S hair vigor ]; prevents the hair from lulling out or |. ui|ig gray. The best. Dressing Bl . «ESS cards: J Collar M Elluuj |[ M - <& * p. P: F ’'"'local news/ 82 quires. This week, Fl NF * 11’L IGE GRE.RM CONFECTIONS DRINKS. CITY Michigan Centra^ IselSfiEs l&lfs .w-iKinsriiS; l&ls |x galfs ADIRONDA Wheeler's Heart re HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Epllopsu, umcmioL-— and hinders ttt Saginaw, have filed chatlie ywigu-j s man-gating »i5.ooo. Clarraae> Mg that killed sheep of Mr. Mger. UJudd f« IruMer. Tim firtt National bwik uf Nrfginaw h cn-ditdt. 2- �A A FOOLISH EASY-GOING POSTMASTER. BELIEF. THE BOER COUNTRY. CLOSED ON THE DUCK’S SILL ! SMOKE TflE Remarkablo Growth ot tho South LUC Mswaa —- -- --------------------time* become a revengeful a* well a* a ' “There ia a generally believed theory African Republic. To ladr wa. a widow nnd rich- dangerous antagonist, as an unwary | in regard to alligators’ nesta,” said a Florida man recently to a representa­ BettlaiDMt of the Tnuxstwl »“d Iu M<r- verv rich-aa tho French mwellat aaya. duck found to hi* coeit a day or so , Sleaim., writo. Walter U^ot. TO. ago over on the eastern shore, say* the • tive of the Globe-Democrat, “which la gentleman waa a widower part zbrty. Baltimore American. This careless entirely erroneous. The popular idea poelUon of the Goti extremely, er.n ridlettloualj. poor, and duck, belonging to the tribe known u is that the mother alligator never goes • •fishermen/’ was swimming about in tho last of a most noble and^ out of sight of her eggs, and that if 1 anyone disturbs the nest their life in- 1 The territory comprising tbe Trans- . house. History full of search of food off the ahore near Clai­ There is aColorado quaint and old men- borne, when he espied an oyater—a town on the rirarcurious In Arizonx, P° icl“ worth F" to * | vaal or South African republic covers menta of his people. ' * page: nice, fat, juicy oyster he was—with au area larger than that of France. It tions their exploits in every situated about one hundred and forty i ^4 “ • > side or shell widely parted, feeding, doubtless, miles above the town nf Yuma, that ia •' , t t^i^ e.xper* n'^n ; is peopieu oy me peopled bv tho Boers, who --------------fled from j they were always taking the known to the few who are aware of it« fir_. tl , .n an I tyrannical form of government the other, for the king and ULI HI® ...» ■ ------ ---existence by the name of Ehrenburg. c,,nM.r,1Pnlit** I which the English sought to impose up- king. When they took al side they diet upon which an oyster is supposed It now consists only of a few long when^thnv »*m *Hll I?a'ors j on them further south. The Boers are meant it; out they * th*v they and to feed. The duck, true to his greedy side Instincts, dived forthat supposed jaiey street" of crumbling and uninhabited . -v-j. in “P । the descendants of the sturdy Nether- theirs, in full armor. Wh street"houses of crumbling and uninhabited their be- morsel and was about to swallow him adobe and a population of about , shell . in A ' J^ndera, who constituted Holland a re- they took, it always ended for high whole, without salt or pepper even, twentv Mexicans and Indians with , cant^S? thn_ * of the pU|,]jc and a formidable power in the ing captured and decapita twenty Mexicans and Indians with 1 miv^ateXal^nrtnT’ J? ‘ sixteenth century, and of the Hngue- treason or else killed in battle. From when the angry passions of the oys­ perhaps half a dozen whites. But, ac- __ । generation to gen-_ ter arose, and. snapping his shoOs'to­ “<>*• driven from France by father rawer to w son, from b ---------- . cording to the St Louis Globe-Demo- home me. erutlon. for long eenturlw, nunc of gether, caught the unsuspecting duck's undnr «with '^vT.nH C . the revocation of the c-iict of Nantes crat, il was not always thus. In for- , * u. w® by Louts XIV. Thus h, th. them ever w» went- out —- nf - the —orld from bill in a vise-like embrace. The duck mcr days, before the advent of the twe . "The reptile, broke through u,, | dorious feather bed;;it was al- rose to the surface, shook his head, o< South Afrle. there I. e eomtranscontinental railways that now • bination of the characteristics of two } fl*' “ ** honor or mumbled apologies through his lightpeople who are conspicuous in Euro- i Kraffo](iE a trrav cross the territory, Ehrenburg was a ’ sides , of the shell, which remained J •hnt mouth, but the bivalve's heart a place of some Importance and boasted fastened to them by umbilical cords, 1 Pau history for th. struggle they any of was hardened, and he held on. Soon ARE YOU POSTED wag«l for jailitlcal and roligicu. lib- ! S10”.h? a population, transient and permanent, and did not free themselves from their or emo- the- constant load pulling down his b"ar m ON THE of near one thousand souls. In these late place of residence for several days, j .rty. Since the day. when the first head, and growing weightier and band of hardy Immigrant Boers OTOMed i ™ i-jv ’ b ,1.1 m l>eln<r a days, besides being the center of a They were fierce from the moment of idow and weightier, began to tire the duck and -l“dy’^ *‘“7 flourishing placer mining district, it birth and would strike at anyone who I th. Vaal rirar. wh.ro England's tyran- ' and his neck arched lower and lower until ny stopped at following them; and ”*?! ‘f’ ” mrlgin . ' Running around i was the entry port for all the freight approached them. i j . her late husband had made his money finally it sank into the water and he and passenger traffic between Cali­ wit|i the egg still attached to them and sunny plantedslope, their cabins of theon Transvaal, the broad and the . ,n . . . D “P™> am Utl". pobrt was drowned. A deckhand on the Funk & wagnalls Cd., new yorr. fornia and northern Arizona, a line of their mouths wide open, thev pre- ! steamboat Tangier saw the duck float­ to^gonc through the change, river sttamboate from Yuma making a Rented a strange spectacle. I country - -• ... . that she thought she also ought to -be ing with his head submerged and weekly landing and the overland stage nests “Since then have robbed several *ViW u '** ^*2*1/ ’nm mie Kut when theI parent alligator was 1' ,, oh .mBrk ! noble, justiuuu to correspond, ft te---------------a comJ WWAsav, — ___ ./ • - T ~ picked him up. The oyster was still between Sun Bernardino, Col., and nest, when tho parent alligator iva, 1 dwduU snd nation alike. out calling upon the neighbor., and I ' , and n,tlvn allkcI| mon confusion < onfnzlon of thought She de- clinging to his victim with a relentless, thought IT COST . Prescott. Arizona, crossing the river by <mt (•xllincr nnnn t.h«> rw»ltrlihrn-fli nnd I ' . z, . _ _____ • - above * J h.ra never vet caught a ulimpw of any I the “Ve yrara _a ___ marrelouz d.vcl- , miCll birc<) ,»u’ 'L1-.-- totonneet her deadly grasp, and the tragedy that saararwa, — ■ ferryboat at this point. In 1878, when NEARLY have never vet caught a glimpse of any . opment of .P° population, resources ana | riche, enrage saurian hastening to nraugi PUla,i"L re *»are” aau riches with an ancient namd. num6. and d>. she must have been enacted as described the Southern Pacific railway reached cnraxred saurian hnatcninir to a venire tho aWueUon of her embryo off^rl^ ‘nd“?leLha*,ol,o"'"io.n1th',’u"M“ 1 m..de a propel to the ..obleumn. ONE the territory, the glory of Ehrenburg waa revealed. The neata are hot found very frequent" achieTea- Rai‘- i "Marry me.-zhe Mid. % Ire me tho commenced to decline, and later, when ly. but when they are and th.ro are no ' ”ow right to two vour num.. n return I MILLION the Atlantic and Pacific railway built Fira a. handle an anntoty a, Drain I atflug. its bridge at the Needles, sixty miles repUlea to right they can be robtori | ^Xrlv^j/h ,b„ cl™ f DOLLARS. with perfect aafe.y to th. tohber." , ^‘^‘in^f nto^ndred^ J“" “"a ”‘“n Not lee to hereby Rlv, “ that I Frauk 11. O> above, the old town was soon deserted with perfect safety to the nobber.' ’ Hope, a distance of nin-. hundred and !’ ?1-------iTvIrLr ILS r>f IlVlTMT ns yon you eexal Township Dram CMntoKshni-r M »l;«VOU ' lOrtT a7dI”"1* ,conn,:c‘.lo“ Jlea« ^d rennne of obtatoing U1 that by all save a few miners who held Jnwnhbip of Batttmorr (.'oaoiy «»f Barry cl Mlehixan win on tbe sub. day of Au»*ihl a. i>. claims in the vicinity, and since then, , WOMEN AND MARRIAGE. ■rOm . J ' ««lro. I will not ask you to Hr. nwfttthe n<ldriic- of C’ia»lt-s H iffmnil oti "both the town and its inhabitants have r ■St 2* In Skid Township <<f BanllMffv Hi o w Grandest literary Achievement tori.^^°* 'CT 7atPrc' Inmrhouro. Von shall Ur, where ' . you been enjoying a Rip Van Winkle Ire-. The Typewriter Uenpanalble for o*rI<M'k tn th" nftrruo »•» of Uuu day protry 1 U» OF THE CENTURY. Dccrei»»e tn Marriage*. ' । ______ _________ _____ ___ _ °' (r°"rn’ Pl"»»- I " i” "■>!/ «>■ >h"L ftT ap- rrct lve bids tor ilia enoMrvntl'Ui of a certain pose. If we are permitted to judge ’ The federal census for 1890 reports men in tho Transvaal. ft ts made on new plant by th« pcarancc sake, you will teki your place drain known and d«S»ipn4’ed »■> Swickhs d T.lr from the results of an official investigaDrain loeated and d l«i the »Md Beet Talent. tlon lately conducted nt the EhX that laal of “ the u,e 19,602,178 women of mar-1 The constitution of the South African Bfc v __________________________________ at my dinners, and that yon will show Township of naBitnore and dvwrlt>vd is ColIts Editors number 247. - B»abl« •«!> *««■’«. or lonl y/the house'nt my re- Ioak: B.-»ini>h>kiU n •l^L>>«.1 It. north ••fib" burgpo.tofflce.thuizUtementtnurtbe j rla ”, ono-third, J republic, says Goldthwaite’s Magazine, : In preparation 4 years. ! !* see. corner ws 2« anil 91 lu T X N R S W j were unmarried. Over one-half (53 per is based on Roman Dutch. The legis- . ceptions. .. ’’ ” Jdicb. ruutiniK tbenee S os <• w tar :t. *»•«? especially true as regards the post- I Has a Wonderful Vocabulary ol : cent.) of the women l»etween 20 and 25 lative power is vested in the volksrasd, , -’Twas arrange<i in mis sense. iuo rr^tfllpx-fhr sect •« Hwe at a nolnt t<W <fr w •• nearly Twas arranged in this sense. The master of this forgotten town. m-c.c.t.xt. Knuntn^ :he.ir«* s:«3 «<"i were unmarried, and 28 per cent, of ‘ the members of which are elected by took an<l furnished for herself a l of sal.l It seems that one Jesus Daniels, a I crees W us ft thn.i c S:’t-c w x, ; those between 25 and 30, while 0 per ( thcir constituents for four years. The great *lt hotel. hotel. She She had had the the rooms roomsdecodeco- li. and ending *t *>tak • PltJl a’ «•<•! rw Mexican, received the appointment of ; executive consists of the president, ln honor of this and lhat illus- •1! said ».i J»er. r t-rr .»• w, .* uud r«. T-s.-ti postmaster to the- town some twelve !i cent, will never marry. More.than Twice the Work found In u? length oi Drab; <»■<:•••••. vrirgc depth .1 feet If a woman does not marry by the elected for five years by a general elecancestor. The arms of the house |jt inches. sL.*aJ«b «t.l Lt In a.-t-nlaa. c Aber FVuL DiclionsTV, and ak-a ruw mow years ago. and has ever since held the I time she is 20, says the New York ' tipn throughout the state, the slate ' were everywhere. The — portraits, - -busts - i with the dircrxiu uow on fib* with th* •<!n-r route than Any Other Dictionaryofth» position without the interference of • World, the chances are 53 to 47 that secretary elected by the volksnutd for and statues of the house were in all the ' najwrt pcrtaitiinr to f -Id drain tn the office ol Lsnxuutfv. postal authorities and without com­ I the Townidiip Clerk to whkb refcrmcc may br she will not l>e married until she is 25, four years, and four unofficial members ; DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY . rooms; the pictures represented scenes bid by till par Ur s iut* rested and 1>M* will l»e municating with them in any manner ' and 23 to 72 that she will not be mar- jjhosen for three years by tjie volks- >and cptecxles in the history of the | made aud prewired aerordlngly. • ConimcU whl Until you have tnvri«tl<*ud the STANDARD • whatever.* The population of the dis- | I be made wtlh Ihr* l-<we>»t rrnponalble bidder glvried until she is 30. To put it !n sim- ‘ rhad. The chief officer iu each district p A Poor Book abuna coranariaon. w,- larftett nt* mlrquaie wcurl y !<-r the perlomi.-Uice of trict tril. ’utarj- to me the nosi post office met u-ii.-uiary omce has nus in- ' , . __ , • . ------------- —-------- ------ , -------------------- . । house. The servants wore the ancient cre.-ue,! during Ute last eighteen 1 plc\,°™’ CnP'°° wom™ "b° i« the landdroat. who octa „ mng.s- livery, the well-known liwcry of the 1 Die work la a »um then imd ibare to l»e fixed by Do doc bay an old work because tt has a food taxwwd during ine Iasi eighteen "... .* n. . , ._ ------------- ---------;----- — i , me rmrrvtag to myself lhe risht to rvjert any months, owins .toon .wakening ;reach rvaeh the acre “K® of of 20 =° unmarrifbd. “n“rr1/' 47 !’ trate and and ralvll civil nnmroizslnnnr coAtaWonar, with with tho the 1 „ 1 ■intera particular* sent tree to any addrcwJ and mH bids, blds. The completion of house. The hotel became a museum of months, owing toon awakening interoi |I nxt me dale <i»ie for x.»r tbe wrompmiw est in some of the old mine, in the vl- I “'’T lo’ ."hU<! 2 M»i»tance ot a <flerk. >rho l» at the PRICE S12 to *22 according to U.e bouM, and at dinner, and on reoinilv, and the failure of letter . to I marr 5' b ' t ’ "'n -a and 30, and 6 never same lime public proaecutor and diaBinding. cinitv, and the failure of letter ■ to ception nights the duke himself was uf Irtih’S reach their damnation through that i m*'Ty' u a. ' trib“tor Each district ia always present, grave, dignified and Notice i« further hereby siren Uuu at the Apply to our Local Axcnt, or Addma time and place of mH Irttb »; or »t Mich other office led to complaints, until the mat-' On'/e«"'> "-By fifteen year, ago03 further provided with a baljnw or stately, with the look of one who had lime and pl»re thereafter to*hirb 1 lli« Drain ter culminated In George d II •. . LG??®.e»° ,1:r anda staff of constables. la-’a vuiiuxunuju iu Inspector iu> x,vi.)r ueunre ., . __ . , ,, , ------------ o----------------------------------------------------stepped out of a picture frame five Cnmnih’iiMirr Hforejmld mav adjoars lhe nae Waterbury bring sent from Wa.htog- i tw-n Ute agto of 30 and 25. while only , With tho exception ot a corps ot the asv»*mriJt< for bruefil* and the land* i hundred years old and had put on the coinpriited wtthiu lhe Rtriekland T4r Drain KALAMAZOO. MICH. ton to torc-rtigate Ho arrived there ?' ““Z'l nOW’ ** ,beeao“ •«"«» mounted artillery and police, com। clothe* of the nineteenth century, but special Awrwtuenl DIUric l will be ■» abject lo aome week., ago. and hi. examination hy'opened to women by which .nanded by three officer, with about | rrvtea. The foliowins b a description ot tho sixty men,’the republic ha. no armed 1 "°* “* n’*nn'r* ^«D yeienU tracts or pareebol land conktl inti us U>e brought to light a curion. atato ot of‘ he T , , earI1 T*. 0 ” ™ 1 b ^? 1 ’ sbrt r raen tb « repobUe ha. no armed I d h not , t nome M 11TM Io Sales Agent for Barry, Alle­ brought to light a curious state of af­ ------ -T-LThe ,.A_apresident, _.J.V ; duchess was not at home“be lived in Ing the “.errant in all but salary" of a . »force. with the concur| ,7,7 u“ Hnb .(to hto ntwelal sweenaeat dt>trier ot said Drwn,vlz: fairs. In the office were found one gan and Ottawa jCouniies, °'““‘T»“ri*b‘“ oh^'X±“b7n*‘“eZl^Xlm hundred and fifty-eight letters, some Da ed th t» Mh. d*jr ot Au*urt A. Ih. 1W4' !.; opened opportunities for bun- declare war and call up a commando, that ..rm-inrr*-—» KiAXk H. Otoood. of them postmarked twelve years ago. nave tired. of thousand., and tho commer- in which tho bu.-gh.ra are placed ^^botop^L Township Drain Com. of the Township o! Hickory Corners. Mich Among them were '-even registered eial colleges have filled our cities and ly fair to Ixith piATies. Baltimore. ■ letters, fifty-seven with requests for re­ towns with clerks, bookkeepers and under the field cornets and command­ ants of each district. The whole force turn of them; seven were addressed to Ellisburg, Wash., and had never been i telegraphers of the gentler sex. Tast- Is commanded by the commandant I ing the streets of independence they general, who is elected by the country forwarded, and fifty-one were adfor the term of ten years. All inhabit­ The. Utter tho to.poiu>r hlmmdf di- ' wlth lta bnrde“ and ants of the state between sixteen and livened to the parties M whom they I sixty years of age, not exempt accord­ A FOUR-FOOTED BIRD. ing to law, arc liable to service on were addressed. Laid to one side were j I*resident Kruger is now j sixty official letters addressed to the : It Sheds Its Extrr. Feet, However, Before commando. ITeslUent It I* six Weeka Old. ' occupying his office for the third term. • postmaster, not one of which had been j That there are still numerous , He is a patriot, a man whose heroif ! opened, and two full sucks of newspa- j per mail lay in%a corner, neither of , chances for the indefotigable student ’ life posterity will honor. Among the which had been opened. It was also and investigator to make new discov- ! Boers he is known exclusively as “Oom brought to light that since taking eries may be judged from the fact that , Paul," “Uncle Paul.’ Though a man charge of the office Daniels has never the only known species of four-footed of rugged exterior; untutored even as made u report or purchased a stamp bird has been discovered only quite re- 1 regards the most elementary branches j of education, he has shown a practical from Washington. Further search re­ Cently, says the St. Louis Republic. This curious anomaly, which could 1 capacity for government that has been vealed the fact that three years ago very properly be styled an “ avia paraa match for the most finished diploThomas J. Goodwin, an old citizen of Ehrenburg, had been appointed post­ doxalis,” is a native of the Amazon : macy and statecraft For tbe coriser­ river country, ite principal habitat be! ration of the interests of the mining master of the town, and his commis­ sion had been duly forwarded to him. ing the islchds of Marajo. It is only * class, almost entirely English, he indtlring the period of incubatiori (at ' fluenced the volksraad to establish a The document was found unopened, which time the little embryo’s extra I second chamber, to which they could and of course had not been delivered. legs and feet arc seen at their best) j nend their representatives. This chamand early birdhood that the foalfoot- j ber legislates in the interest of the MUTILATED STAMPS. ed feature is at all observable. Like ( English class and for the local intcr▲ocordlag to the Law a Torn Stamp WU1 the baby frog, which either "sheds” or eBt« of the country, the volksraad Not Carry a Letter. absorbs it* tail, the four-footed bird holding the right of veto over its pro­ The question of the exact extent to rids itself of its useless legs in the ceedings. which a stamp may be mutilated and same manner, chicks six weeks of age • yet be passed by the post office clerks usually being perfectly free from any ; PERFUME MEASURED BY CENTS Is one that is often raised. There is an signs of the oxtj-a members. The I----------------T She Wanted Visitors to Smell tbe Dollsrorder of the post office department, ornithologists profess to believe -that und-a-Half Roses. says the New York Post, that a letter thia curious creature is £ survival of “All flesh is not the same flesh," and cannot be forwarded in the mails if some past geological epoch. Its scien­ there are people who cannot under­ any part of the stanp U lost This tific name is Opisthocomus cristatus. stand the esthetic delight in what to a would mean that even if the merest The natives call it the “hoactrin," grosser sense is at best a mere matter /corner of the stamp were torn It would which means the “evil-smelling bird." of sensuous pleasure and in many in­ ;not be accepted. Although the deIt is also claimed that there is not a stances simply an affair of dollars and .pertinent acknowledges that occasion­ carnivorous animal known that will cents. . ally in the application of this rule ’ some hardship results complaints orc taste its flesh. What flowers are, for instance, to rarely .Made. As regards its observ­ some feminine natures is incompre­ No FrohJbitlou About It. hensible to less poetic beings, who, ance iti the New York post office As­ During a certain court-martial trial • sistent Postmaster Gaylor said tbe other hold recently in .New Mexico, a colored however pleased they may be with tho costly beauty of exotics are quite in­ , —«• ; sergeant was called to testify against' “It is an order which is impressed I a lieutenant, formefly his troop-com- ! capable of feeling the true spell of their loveliness. Upon every new clerk, although we ex- ; mander, now charged before the court One of these true lovers of flowers, jpect them to exercise a certain amount with intoxication and neglect of duty, Ti" 0; ueubcuiuii iuld “°you ‘.v; I calling on Mrs. Midw tbe other d»y. •of discretion and common sense. Tuo .• ‘“ Yv»i --------‘ s&y “fl”the The' ■YouznyUl.tth. lieutenant toId you | “he Njw y<Jrk validity of a postage stamp, under the i to march the troop down to So-aad So’s law, depends’upon it never having been : ranch and there go into camp?” asked shown into her sumptuous drawing­ used before for postage, which must be ; the judge-advocate. “Yes, sah,” re­ room, which, in accordance with tho determined from the condition of the I plied the African sergeant. “Well, delightful fashion of the day, was stamp itself. There are many stamp* ' from previous testimony, it seems that filled with costly roses in the greatest gfsi CUfll matter that go from post} your troop went that night without profusion, and was redolent of their .offices insufficiently canceled; the de- ' water.” “No, sah; we didn’t git no perfume. Quite entranced, the “lover of flow­ •Jaoement is often inconspicuous, sooMh I watah.” “Well, how was that? There -time* only in a comer or along J was plenty of water at the ranch. ers” wandered from one fragant speci­ men to another, and finally waa hang­ :m*rgin. If the practice were Buah a* 1 They didn’t prohibit you from getting -to admit the use of B*D,J2"ated stamps, !( water, did they?" asked the judge-ad- ing with delight over a large bunch of “Mme. Cousines,” whose exquisite pink 'iSmfie Skxs looked moot enchaotingly fresh in a ^ud^' we lire n^ in i. Now I dore, but dey ju.t wouldn’t lot us large bowl of clear cut crystal, when her hostess entered. ■ \<hi York poet office had complaints from . hab it. _____________ “Admiring the roses, are you?" said people whose letters were not for- j A Man. the latter, after the first greetings had A certain prominent and excellent been said. “Yes, they are pretty nice this morning; I gave carte blanche to Blank to fill my vases every other day, so I have no trouble about them at alL hand* meekly clasped on hi* breast But don’t waste your praises over those twentj-flve-cent things; only smell these,” pointing to the superb cluster of American Beauties. “They He Let “New Arrival" Mail Accumulate in Hie Office for Twelve Years. BEST 5 CENT CIGAR nc THE MARKET 'N LOOK FOR THE \’AMP ON EACH WRAPPED H. J. FRflKER. Standard dictionary 300,000 WORDS- ARD PHRASES. THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gen’I IJts., D. P. POPE, I ARE WE UP WITH THE IKS? i Yes. Certainly. But don’t think by this that our prices are up, . for if .you will eXamine them we will convince you of your mistake. to Are a FEff PRICES TO JUDGE M \Vork Shirts, Full 36 inch, at “ “ 34 ” “ “ “ 34 “ - 40c. regular price 50c 40 25 30 23 All W ashable Ties ]fiuc patterns}- at 15c. All 5bc . neckwear at 40c. Our $1.00 working pants now going at 69c NOW IN REGARD TO SHOES V\ e will guarantee to save you money on every pair that you . buy of us. Of all kinds. Closing out at less than wholesale prices. -> WM be ""prised at the Low Prices. Highest prices paid. liteued lizards will and scurry away. up I � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-08-23.pdf 62a2e8dfe44455a9f667a370dace7b51 PDF Text Text T;l£ best Adverts tn Bat County. Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper tn ikt County. HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 23. 1894. WHOLE NO. 2045 X.XXIX NO. 17. VC A Discount for Cash of Hastings Banner 7 j Per Cent COUNTY NEWS. at is what it amounts to on a pair of $2.00 shoes. PublbhM Tburadayaby COOK BT4O3. — AT '■ W^*rjrjrw1, wjr<y«. OR HALF-SOLEI NG. Old Prices New prices.. Cur price with ticket 35<L 25c 25c. 25c. ’20c. Ask lor a tick:et when you pay cash at Shoes, 50c. ' ) , ’ • * ■ 40c. Lal Bc-| 40c. 40c. M.Ci i.lren's'“ ■30c; Gv .. £ woolleu & Bronson ' GIVING FITS ' • . v; I? Last week's tetter. The burgtar caught. Last week we "ton“Zf l,’"‘ Sc",,,u “n>*b«Y •tore b..l 1^, ,„|1( bur^|,riK<1 It liTini !»' "10 tin,c JIwlfl. nimt nark,, WBS |,ri)b,n hlto lw) ll>e ml, drawer <>i>rn«l and t,ll,re<l ot » pp'.,nl" *"‘l " d"IUr <-""to<ler.te token"i n ,''*k O|Wn " ,d * .aken Imdde. nornn other -irwll .rtlele, 4 A short lime «do Sehaoci Brod, had a box or tobiicbo slr.lptt ...... ... . ... , feu . ’ *to have u tew days Willi.. Willie -1-^ Tretsaea.« n»ed supply of tobacco tq peddle <h»<. Snspieion at once wss attached to Him «u<l Mime of our citizens began to do detective work. Finally it was teamed that be had two wattles fur sate, a link- po| was fumLshrd With money to huy une of these watches. Hr pertormed his (part of the trick cleverly and aticeerded in getting W m. J Barrits watch. Chartes Yank .se­ cured a quantity uf tobaeco ofl Willie and also teamed that Willie had a pair of tu w shoes*. So Willie was arrested and con­ fessed breaking Into Scliatftx Ibros’ store. ■Iso into the meat market um| to stealing : the cxdy of tobacco. No anu<«nt of ques] tioning can induce him to impli<-at<- any ! our with him In his raid on the store and I meat market but he says Wtnsor Bove ' helped him steal the, t«x»acc<|. Wm. J. Barrit afterwards dlaeovered that his vio­ lin bad bren stolen aim found h at Willie’s [home. How a boy-fourteen, vears old . ran have new alrors. n fiddle dud a watch. all Moten, and hl* folks knowing that be »h«-«r k»’>wln« tint rate-- t»y them dhdumeatly Is la puzzle to ksill’d, for it may be the nx-an.* of imp!!Scaling some one la-side* Willte. VVr i would a<t*vi.-*e Hist .-huh one be arrested i tor receiving and secreting .htjuteu goods.i. i Woodland has brrn lufcfted b| gang v. a .. k 4uik hf 1 thh*vt*»-n>r sntiM* time and w(* '' suge ’i would j gest tl’.af\-r<intpt and v»gorbi|s action iu. be •takilj whenever any cine h discovered. Quarter on on all Russet Goods. Ladies’ Surins Heel Shoes. CONDEMNED 'll RIIEKIIK Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few moments between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he was ask­ ed i f he would like to say anything. “Y he replied, ,“I would like the make a few remarks about the Wilson Bill.” We submit that it was not natural for a man under those circumstances to talk upon such a subject. It was not expected. So you would not expect us to talk of anything but FURNITURE It's our business, we’re interested in it, aud can’t help talking about it. If y°u want auy Bed Room Suites, Dressers, Elegant Book Cases or Furniture of any kind just give me a call. My complete stock and low prices will please you. I can show you the nicest thing in t e line of Baby Carriages you ever saw it you will only give me the opportunity. A. McCoy Fraaport. MBs Jennie Murdock has returned from Grand Rapids, where she has been visit­ ing. Elmer Fisher who has been in the em­ ploy of the C. K. A 8. R. R., has been brought to his parents home after a 'severe •pell of pneumonia. Mrs. George Townsend Is visiting her parents at Stanton. x We are thankful to be numbered with lhe Sunday School RalHeis and to hear from high circles that our school stood near No. one on the march. Yet we were far from protection. We must take a for­ ward step next year, room for all to im­ prove. We will take the forward step. Charles Youngs is buying and shipping oats from here. . Mrs. 8. E. Wolf has returned to her home in Woodland after a week's visit at the Grove. Many from here attended Camp Meet­ ing. t We are glad to report Wm. Smith now able to be on his feet after a severe attack of lung and liver ^rouble. Ell lundal is entertaining a lady from abroad. Joe Messenger Is entertaining a daugh­ ter. Miss Alice Coats a Lansing student. Is visiting her parents. Those two men that passed through here ten days ago in a cart and picked up a log chain that some children were playing with, would do well to return with it and diop it In the yard of B. F. Wolf. Watch these items for program for Sun­ day Schr»ol institute commencing Septem • bt-r 12th. conducted by Prof. Humphrey, of Wayland, closing with doings of Dlst. Con. u>- ™*<- -!>••« -i• -raii.v 1. — - iMMlWd »Hb dran seerl. I tot ter d.uylA.r Mr.. Wm. 153 £Mr. and Mr*. 8. Aa Stanley attended the Reunion at Hailing* last week. A Klim attendance at church loot Sun­ day on account of Camp Meeting; Nearly every one went to the Rally and report a good time. F. Weyerman and family spent Sunday at C. BordendortTs. Little Marshall Kenyon- baa been quite Bick __________________ State Kottdt Mrs. William Fisher whfr was at Kala­ mazoo taking care of her sun. returned home last week. Elmer Fisher returned home last week Thursday and is slowly recovering. Denna Waldren Is working wkh thresh? ing machine this season.' Mrs. M. C. Knight has an uncle visiting her; Lum Olmstead is able to be around again. ' Flllmar*. Well we all.went to the grand Rally and saw lots of people and had a fine time. A lawn roctal was held at Dell God­ freys* last Friday night with literary exercto-s and Ice cream. A good gathering and lots of fnu was the order of the eve­ ning. Receipts al>out 3*J1. > Ed Smith is putting a drive well down for Mr. Churchill on the Cowl’s place. He is down over 190 feeL Mrs. L. Whitney Is-visiting’'with- her daughter. Mrs. Aldrich, of Hctoe. B. E. Quick and wife Sundayed in Low­ ell as usual. Ed. Powers, of Hastings, was In Free­ port oue day* last week. Editor Qui.-k, of Lowell,* visited Free­ port one day last week. Mbs May Bufflogtcn. of this place, is very ill in Grand Rapids at thin writing. Several from this place attended eamp A number from this place attended meet leg In Pennock's grove. camp meeting at Pennock’s grove Sunday W. R. Vester has completed h|s journey last of 540 miles and received the prize, and The Cong'l S. S, will picnic iu Yulw’s Frank Crawford is on the “home stretch’ grove next Friday. of his journey of 720,miles. The Fanners' picnic at Freeport has Carlton. Woodland kickers crossed bats with been given up. Fredrick Hecht of North Carlton, was Carlton second nine Saturday. Carlton A kqouIv number Irom’ this phot* at- buried last Tuesday at the North Carlton was not Id It as they coiHd not “buck” haded the lawn nodal at lie! God trey’s church. Age 39 years. Ho was highly­ against a rotten nmplre. Thu umpire did last Friday evening. estee med by alt who knew him. the meanest game of umpiring that could The tournament of the ball clubs was a be done by a man (?) or a representative fowling. grand success. of humanity. . Mrs. Wm. Freeman is very- .low . with .... Win. HLafclit of Nebraska, was called Geo. Beeler, of' take Odessa, visited paralysis, with no hopes of her recov­ here by the sickness and death of his bro­ his pitrents and friend*, the fore part Of ery. ther Fredrick. ‘ the week. r Ki-mucriing P. Kembrrling'si Douse house la Is progressing Mrs. .John John smith Smith ot of Chicago wno who has Mr*. nas ; Mr. mid -Hrs. S. IL Lydy aud little finely, also Mrs. KaisrrS house is ready been vWMiw her urollwr, L. Kjiowles. re- (tane-hler. of K.Umo. are vbitlDK relrtlrpi ' tor plastering. tunied tu her home last week. 1 of t)j|s place. j Mr-i.A'anlloni and daughter are rxMonday was one of the greatest da}.* The game of hose ball played between I j»rclr*i home the first of the coming nioftth. that 'Carlton ever knew. Ballgames and Carlhm ami Wuodbnry resulted as follows: J I'he Dr. dors not exj>cct to remain here. and horse racing in the forenoon and lee 1134641" " ' hr ha* been in prarch of a mure suitable cream in the evening. Middlr\iU?. I Two clubs were Cxrltoo. 0 0 1 2 4 10 4 ir. •—so • Did we no the Rally? Wliy yes. „i._ I place U> locate. present from a distance. Freeport and Woudbury, 0 4 0 2 3 <1 0 0 9—23 । Mr. and Mr.*. K. StrouM*. of Irving. Coats Grove. The first clubs to play tickets were sold nt Middleville. Carlton. i Tbe farmer** picnic will be held at fjB„ j w,-|e the guests of Wm. Freeman and were Coats/ Grove and Carlton. Carlton ’ »ife last Sunday. . Mb<» »n Jones, of Detroit, to visiting winning the game. Then Freeport and | lain* Thur-day and Friday. Speakers Every t*»dy attended camp meeting, Carlton. Freeport .winning. Next in or­ at Theo Jones' for a few weeks. I frotii abro:.<l with music by the Middleville from this place last Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Don Suyaer. of Grand der was the horse racing under the Chief ' comet band will enliven the «xea.ii<in. Eva Smith has relumed from Indiana. of the Committee, C. Emu ley, a Lake Rapids. are spending a few days with I Don Putnam ha** been cpgaged to teach Mrs. Jennie Ederlr, of California, is the Odessa horse taking first money in the Mrs. MeKIpney and other friends. I the Pod Augur school again next year. gtirst of Mrs. Kaiser this week. Mr. Geo. Hurtman la visitlug lu Ind. at runnjng race. Will Crates won the first I Will Harper will teach in the Heist disQp&sie Bolyeu ts the guest of her sister. prize and Frank Shriber the second. this writing. I tflot. Yarighion township, next: year. Rev. MrrWright will soon preach his Mrs. Gorham this week. A'weit 35 took supper at John O’Connor's. j Jam?* German. I^nna Vstiatten. Kate " John knows just how to treat company farewell sermon on this charge. The ! Johnson. Minnie Funds*. George Bassett and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves congregation is sorry to lose him. ‘ and Clara Fleming are attending tbe in­ Frank Edmonds. brother to teacher who B. S. Holly Is painting bis house. and leel at home. The c«nnunttre did all ! stitute at Hotting* this week. Job noy Landis is our popular news­ they could to make it an enjoyable affair. taught the Center school last winter wilt A number from thiA place attended the boy. We can truly say that It was -one of the teaeb the same school the coming win­ • । pioneers' picnic at Campau late, last Fri­ Several from our village attended the most pleasant affairs ever held In this ter. day. [ Mrs. Janies Friend spent last week with place for year*. There were ov£r tworaces at Grand ID puts fast week. Lloyd Clever left Monday fSr Saugatuck D. A. Miller, <Hir constable, took Wm. hundred present and all had a good time. Portland friends. where he will meet Vern Cobb and togeth­ Trees? to tanking last week, where he - Chicken thieves have commenced this lUnnald. er they will spend a week cauiplugat take will stay nt the Industrial Home for boys, week Mrs. Edgar Bftrra being the first Last Sunday, Rev. Fisher of Toledo, a Michigan. till he linwvvnU en years old. The sen­ brother of Peter Fisher, preached a very victim. ?o we liear. Guard well your Mr. Moe and daughter Mary returned tence of Justice Vvlte seem* to have met coops. . able sennuu to a largo congregation in chicken from a weeks visit with Ravenna friends with general approval. Only a few have started to plow for this place. wheal sowing, the ground-being too-dry to Our ball team went to Hastings Tuesday last week. Rev. Vanwinkle had a sister and daugbThe lovers-of the national game had a to take part in the ball tournament, Of tei and three children Mop with him from Carlton was well represented at the chance to see a good game of ball between eonrse we hope they will bring pack the Friday last until Monday, they coming Rally.. the Middleville and Wayland elute last belt with them. from Goblevilie. Arthur Kenyon and family, also Rob’t Friday. Waylanu’s club was ’assisted by Mrs. Hnnsicker. who has been sick for Last Friday L. C. EJmondo had a neiee Whitney and wlfe-expeot to take a little two Otsego players and one of Bowens some time is improving. and her husband from Battle Creek stuff­ drive the 1st of Sept... viz.. out to Mont­ Mills, ours by Will McKevitt. of Hastings. Our creaiuery is still doing a profitable ing with him.over Sunday. gomery. Alabama, at which place they in­ The work done by our battery, N?rri?k business, notwithstanding the dry wvathLast-week L. C. Edmond* bought one tend to locate. and Jordan would do credit to any team. of the finest agricultural tools ever Intro­ The entertainment at Hie Baptist church c. s. Palmerton has hay fever. duced Into Barry Co. A plow carrier Mrs. Otis Miner and her mother. Mrs. which Is doing fine work this dry weather. Friday evening was not very well attend­ Many persons In tills vicinity attended ed, blit 'Qohn Browns’ body Hrs a mould­ Stephen Haight, both formerly of this August 29- there will be held at our Rally day and all i»peak highly of the place, but now of Lake Odessa, were In church Barry, Baltimore aud Johnstown manner In which it was conducted and ering in tbe tomb”. Tbe creamery rally Saturday was well town Tuesday. Sunday School Cun venlion. Let every are eager to go again. Our blacksmiths are kept busy setting obe come. All will be provided for. attended nearly every patron bring presMost of our soldier boys attended the senL Speeches by Prof. Smith of the tire. , reunion and think they never attended a McIntyre A England shipped a. mixed Agr. college. Mr. Lille, of Coopersvll e. better one at Hastings. Eugene Davenport, of Woodland and Mr. load of stock from here un Monday. George Grayboru rides »u a new car­ Rev. A. O. Cossar, of Vermoatville, la Our I. O. O. F. lodge had work on Mon­ riage. Bates, of Moline, were excellent. The encamped near hero. He la aoeampaaled Mrs. Elsie and Miss Jane Stevens spent by his two sons. ice cream was splendid, the day was beau­ day night. Geo. D. Barden, of Lake Odessa, was tiful and altogether It was an excellent, last week In Albion visiting friends. John Pyle and his son Cornelius are T. J. Norris and wife attended Camp with us again. In town on Tuesday. splendid, beautiful lime. It Is reported that there will be a hot. Meeting in IVnnock s Grove last Sunday. Mrs. Fenton and son Carl are visiting In A slight breakage In the machinery at law suit before Justice England, Thursday Mildn-d Corning of Hillsdale is visiting the brick yard last week oc>*asionad a Grand Rapids. between George W. Smltli and Henry friends at this place. Louis Fenton is working in Charlotte. stoppage of work for a short time but they Rev. Elmer preaches bh faro well ser­ hayc started up again. Brumbaugh. Utile Margarite Caldwell is venr sick. John Velte’s new house is progressing mon one week from Sunday. Camp nntding commences in Mr. wig­ Born on the IMh to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarah and Laura Miller and Emmett Leonard, a girl. gins’ grove next Thursday. Gov. hlch finely, and will te one of the finest resi­ Lev >• re attending the teacher’s Institute and Washington Gardner will give ad­ dences in uur village whew completed. A very interesting game of ball was Lawrence Cavlnaiigb and wife have re- at Hastings. ■ I dresses that day. We h»pr the r audience :layed here laat Saturday tartwren Delton Miss Lucy Brown of Grand Rapids leads 1 will not have to stand up as at Hastings turntd from Alleuu county where they nd Cloverdale, resulting in victory far have been visiting Mr. Cavinaugh’s |»r- the Young People’s meeting next Sunday Delton. Score 21 to 25. on Rally Day. ________ Rev. (A. Cossar will preach at tile ^"tiih ball game In <»ur village last Fri­ evening. Tin* M. E Society meets al the home of Cloverdkte church next Sunday at 10 Bedford. Mt. mid Mrs. John Hulbert «re the h»p- day between the bmdaew wn cast ami Mr-*. David Miller opr, week from Friday o'clock a. m. west of Main street resulted in a score of afternoon; Quite a number attended camp meeting nv mrents of a boy. Last Saturday the long looked- fur at Hastings on Sunday. P>The Y P- S. C. E. Klve »“ ™lrr' 14 to 27 In favor of the cast side. 1 g-oiue yf ball between Lae®y and Bedford Ulnment »l the church Sept. 1st. KverjOrsuge* ill? Mill". ! oecurretl at ibis place. A crowd of about I Young Peoples Christian End.»ror 500 |>eople gathered to sec the game. Well The people of Assyria entertained 01 The Sun.Uy School <ff this Phe" h"d “ Soclely was sueressfully orgiuized here thdse Sandy fellows name and took back guests from Banfield. Battle Creek, Barryplcrne .t -lull l.ke tert ” last snudiir evening with twelve aetlve the bromn that the News correspondent ville. aad Lacey. Saturday and Sunday. wm eniored by all who attended. aud nineteen assr'i iate memlwrs. W. 4. j said Urey took from them a short time The meeting was well attended and pawed Uncle Josh and bls boys ‘ W Led­ Wem?s was elected Prrsident: Will. Jjhnford B B. C. Is called” went up to Lares toiu Vice Preiddent. Mrs. S. C- Wing, ; agn, they a'*> said that there was nothing off utetdy. said when they woo a game Well boys Mrs. John Tnsker and Mrs. Calvin Secretary and Mr*. F. D. Hpll,x rrea*urer. ■ win a game and give u» u chance to say Smith with their ?hildreu vim ted their Mr*. Hall who has been the guwrt of * stiinethiiig. mother at Vermontville this week. But no. Vucic .lush seilotulf objected to Ell Nichol, Unrelu'“r>> “ I Mrs. Louise Seger was at Nashville having th? I»vl remaining hairs taken bonn- »l Chirico. Ml'tenyMaplr Grove. Friday and Saturday last week. • S^tdiX bl< wna" Delbert Shoup and sister from neaur \ mm-UI will l«- fflrr" •* rhorcli There will be a tarney and biscuit social K oeeteto. the box tor null Torwliy rraiiiw. lhe proewds «' It" Hickory Cqrurrs, visited their parent* at Dr. Powers’ on Friday evening, Aug. here Saturday and Sunday. towerd, ihlnfflUMt the church. 24th. A cordial Invitation to all. ' th" "”n,h ""‘"7 Master Lee Brice of Hastings Is vhiUng Our Sunday School attended the Rally, The next Aid society will oe held at » one man out. but for some reason did not get in Hue to Maple Grove friendsepltpiy '^nto"mm. wl b'cuwith “i«l«lt bt. plmto Mrs. Jack Parks’, Thursday of next week. I Quite n number from here attended Rather late to mention It but the fact march with the rest .«> -«»■r„,ui7otTthb.8«« Camp Meeting hear Hastings Sunday. was we did not hear of it for a week, after Milo. »nUn^WSo«“o? .teVr Mim May Howley starts this week Wed­ it. Irwin Chapman and Carrie CamU The writer attended the Kalamaroo nesday on a two week* visit with friends were united in marriage some three Coonty pioneer i*rnlc held »i Uke Virw iu Petoakey. weeks ag». Is it too late to wish them Sam Lang and son of Ind. are visiting happineM and Bucceas? |Mt wrrk. S»vr m«ny old »equ.lntetwr*. Among <brm Solomon K. si K-ibert Shoup's. Just about a mon th ago Chas. Atkins’ „ w _ _____ r . A-D. Jarrail <»f Battle Creek called on Hall In__tbe o< bouse wm destroyed by fire and on the tian who wu*’ nau.rd _ plonwr rtMai|MW(!«>• < tnnuv The Grove trimds last week. site cl the old one is a lovely one much Rnrrv Vo. 4 wv writer «•••*— obtained -- tnn» -y hetTlu regard to the early f Waters W ■ r-’T "f m> and Mr*. Chas Gray jr- are keeping finer and handsomer than the old one, ^'^"^toi't'T'tbeTA Mr. Hall h 15 Ior Wm. Jarrad during bis visit hi nearly completed. Prairieville towneWlt. 's He exi«r. r*d a County. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Abbey issued cards . . ness the sad aeir d W8 were rears of age and blind. wish tn attend the Pioneer mealing "I M,oU^ for .a surprise birthday pasty fur Lucy X to «PPer famished by the Ucey Barry County. The writer will make -at, 11 nt‘H and wife Momt Sunday with ■ Aug 10. over 1QQ gnesta were t». 11 (M.s an«i wire xptw juiMx y pn-w-nt and a nwrry rveniiMr was pmnmd. effort to gratify bls wishes. . . .. club. ' _______ — ir popular thrrehrr. threshforurePs faihnra. , An elegant supper wm served, hbe re­ fur J. K. Fhww*. -»•! Mrs- F. Hallock visited at nnmbeT Drwu^{s anKm. ... » — x family rd t>n<- day. bu. of wheat sun oats. gueaU threshed 1750 bu. W A- Spalding is again In I hr mar\K Pins, a[ from Willtaiu Burgess. s^air viottiux in Hustings. paying il» '“r handkerchief* and otiirr useful gifts .1 Eni-ber««| « w* P;ckei fraer. relatives and frteart*. ___ if the prominent features of our business, and 1 ’ - -ttnnr an enviable reputation for the first-class . ’ we give. Our fits are reliably and quickly made. — - and Children want fit? we always fit them with ?■ -is." firn- .'hiH-s; when nice every-day shoes Are Kindgv. Kalmbaeh <fc Co.'s goods fill the bill. . like those H. P. Baldwin Goat Skiu Shoes. F. <4. STOWELL Mr. and Mns. Charles Houghman. of Koxand, are visiting Henry Hosmer. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Straw and moth­ er attended the funeral-of their aunt. Mrs. Jacob Burgman. of Woodland. Monday. Several from here attended the camn meeting near Hastings Sunday. Selah Noyes Is at Grand Lodge visiting relatives. Alvah Park entertained his cousin. B. Abbey, of Assyi la. the latter pert of last week. Floyed Downing Is quite sick with ma­ larial fever. Frankie Brawn is visiting friends in­ Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Cole are visiting relatives in Livington Co. •Mrs. Nelson Rxsey. of Charlotte, was a guest of her parents Mr> and Mrs. David Smith. Monday. Mr. Lingofelter, B. F. Benner and souWenton, of Indiana, who have be*n visit­ ing friends here have gone to St. Johns to visit relatives. F. F. Curtis, of Ollma, and Mr. Cross, of Adrian, were guests of Am Noyes, Monday. ’ 4W' Huntuy mi F. 1 jl- �------ -- Hastings Banner ---------------- —arava. EEADY TO ADJOURN. INDIANA DEMOCRATS. SACRED MONKEYS. A LESSON LN ZOOLOGY. tonkhing phpArnl .tmrtnre. With iu They AwwtnbJe Ln Convrution at Indlunflat, horny and toothless beak. Ilka Thtmdav, Aug. $3'. 1H94 Hpoti-K nrid Nonnnatr u Tlrkrt. Strango Facts Dl»olowd by a that of a dnck.lu webbed feel, aquatic in certain parts of India m™i Ojarrens Awaits Prosidontial AoIxnUNAror.tS. Aug. 16.—The largest Smithsonian ProfoBsof. ngardKl aa object. «• COOK BROS.. Praor**rtora. Uo6 on .ths Tariff Bill. convention in the history of the demo* head, short tall and habit of feeding ■■Romh.irconc«,d^ * —--------- ----cratic party in Indiana convened ut 10 upon insects, mollusks, cruatacians and Trawl and Adrentur, ." th,. B>Hb 1‘aMed and l^acuiMod in th» Heuato ’ o’clock, a. in., WdlueSday in Tomlinr worms, tbe platypus seems actually a •bout to enter the court t ' ! vldad into Four Ctaww* - Fwaltarttlra ah<i iiuiiM-—*ri.n — ..— ! FiOn Bai], There were 1,747 accredited crow, between a mamnml and a bird. monkey temple at N„h,i . lwM of the VarfoRft FumUlea—Queer otfciating uihmin aaU Day Briefly Told.-Othcr Cap' delegates seated on the main floor. When you consider that It lives in Mawupml Mammal u ’ OF | The committee on permanent oreanRtrrAams. somewhat as does the otter or must Halt tbe court of Hunlmi t ization reported and named Gov. Matthe muskrat, burrows in the banks and monkey gexj-.-wlu. £7™“ [Spools! Wiuhlnslon Louer.] OXLT WAITING. f thewa for permanent chairman of the “In tlie study of .oology,' says * »cb lays its eggs in nexts built of gram or AJter .omo diacueM,.,,. 7. Washixotox. Aug. 2ft.—The action convention. Chdirman Matthews was enlist in the Smithsonian institution, such stuff within its tunnels above wa­ point WM yielded, the party !** of the president on the tariff bill is received with loud cheenc ter mark, you will peroerve what a real “we learn that all of the living crcathe only thing that stands between ’ In his address Governor ,5fatlhews tures on this earth are divided into paradox, from the zoological point of the senate and final adjournment, it reviewed the poHticaNjltuulion of the four great classes. They arc the ver­ view, this animal is. The eggc it .Jays Dyspepsia is the general opinion that with the country, upbraiding ihe republican tebrates. articulates, radiates and mol- closely resemble turtle egg, three'And Indigestion, try a bottle, and be­ bill passed upon by the chief executive' party for its extravagance in pnbfourths of an inch long by one-half inch luslcs. fore you have taken haff adozendosea, adjournment could be arranged within lic’___ affaira its obstinate ad­ _____ and _ .,,, -Tbo vertebrates include all animals the other way, and covered by a tough, you will involuntarily think, and no a day s time. The last of the appro- herence to lhe policy of protection in having backbones, formed of a succe*- white flexible pod. No satisfactory in­ vanced fir before I heanl a u-rrill doubi. exclaim, print ion bills received the final con­ spite of the hardships thereby pion of ijpncn, or vertebr®, nuchas the formation has l»ecn obtained no far re­ roer all around, and, sideration of the senate during the entailed on the country at Ihrge. He “That Just Hits It!” specting the incubation of these,epgs. horse, dog, fish, monkey or man. tinned, on looking Ur. u lust week, and even without the pas ­ claimed that the senate tariff bill, al­ “That soothing effect is a magic “The articulates include all animals but there is no dotfbt that they, are whoe army.of the larger touch!” Hood's Sarsaparilla gently sage of the Murphy resolution there though not all that hud been hoped whose hard parts an? external; such as hatched somewhat os hen’s egginre, mjkmg yrwardj me from ail tones and strengthens tho stomach would not have been much probability fp? for from the present congress, tlie turtle or lobster, and such insects by the warmth of the parent's bo<ly. Some jumped on and digestive organs, invigorates the -■ .• general legislation <>owing wmu of — any to was a marked advance over the “The marsupials are funny mo. others swung by the bmnha»£2 liver, creates a natural, healthy desire the likelihood *v * ’ 1 v ’ of‘ there being ’ no KcKinley law. and was a step innis.r’ said tie scientist “They arc for food, gives refreshing sleep, and quorum my head, and many eke. ; ,lp ti,, goal __ of pcominer। ’rr— in short, raises the health tone of the found exclusively in Australia, with In my rear. Bcreral fpmal,., |,w,7* Senate Proceedings. t chil freedom. He urged a rigid adlrerthe single exdcptlcn of tlic opoasum ones clinging to t.hem bat ; . .o., ?? ^entire system. Remember i WAfliUXGTOX, Aug. 15.—In the senate ence to the national platform of 1K02. family iu North a.id’ South Amtricr. seeiu to fender them 1D9yesterday a message was received from and after paying a tribute of respect The marjiupials are mriumals whd car­ t*»,oe>e?- * few of the b^t ‘7! ; the house informing the senate that to President Cleveland, closed with an ry their youngl In pouehes. One funny app-tn utly Jhc old, . .. ,,j ■? the house had passed bills placing coal, appeal for the recognition of silver, thing alxiut thb m’.:2ir:ois of Anstmli’-. about half a mlnuu t., i„.r .* ! iron ore. barbed wire and sugar on the At the conclusion of Gov. Matthews' j Ls that, although they pisscsw nothing whole trite respond^',, ,-rhile in free list, in which it asked the concur­ speech the platform was read and ; , akin to the mf.mtnnls of other qwtl- in upon- me. — rence of the senate. Bills were passed adopted. A synopsis is as follows: , neute. with t“*e c. “ccp!i >ns nttne-J. Whntjo dp I knew —----------------------------------------- ------------- promoting ComfaMote Louis C. Sertori. It IndontM the recon! of the democratic • i Ttyevcr, j j । they Kicm to mimic inune::troordinL;ry hallooed a:;loudly Hood’s Pills cure nv«r Uls, constipation, retired, to rear admiral oti the retired party In Indiana' afflrata tbe patty'* eoyld to bfiionancss, jaundice, sickbeadacbe,indigestion Hal, and authorizing soldiers' home opposition to prctQ-tiynj dtclnrci for tar­ , fashion the boards of eoimtric.:-else­ my people hear, ami t iff for revenue only' approves tbe efforts of ”ny 'Treat camwhere. This niimrarj- extends not only fort the monkeys retr.-•'•at. ( Xnanugcrs to extend outdoor relief to- t--------------President Cleveland and the members of the J ;; few pseeg to hsbite, but tbe very appearance .•» erery Lime I djd veterans. _ ’ '* hoiue to carry avt the protDUa** .f th© ptatTJ.“ vnjjouraged PARKERS the creatnrea. Some of then l-.x!; like me to persevere, I '• ( 1 , Washington, Aug. 1&—In the acuate■ form of 1BU2; conCc-.uns the aetMU*i*» who aided HAIR BALSAM ro-IvAd t]lat tn defeaiing tbe Wllaon bill, as fur a& it re­ wolves, other.;: like mice, Ltill ether , yesterday, the conference report on the . latcd when I began to-yvtre.it to trusts. like f <inirrel - dr rjt.Hr, end .mo cn. upon mo n^fain, W0h*)ut IJ Jclosed civil service bill was presen ted aud ' It congratulate* eoBgren that a sobstoaUM ! Ycutarui Color, ;‘ng aib eted k hair ialliur. ( While some aria cirnteeroua, llhe the by my noise. adopted. A letter was read from Sec­ measure of reform- has been effected and ap- ; r IlJtai Drnrriw. wolf abroad, others sre faucet esters, retary Carlisle 111 in Iregard .to the four proves tho action of the house of representaWr-j-TTr-k . ____ -_________ FV LUTV VUrilSlC Once more I uiii 4 garo a thes in follow Ing'tbe enactment of this law ! &s moles are. aiid * others yet arc-herJ“.~ *■’” ’.‘_3 iron. «oul, sugar with the pita-uire of Hoparatc acu placing I trefiiendoufi shout, v.h •. I J .-r--^r » Gin<er Tc.:-.!o. P cure, the Mvrrt Ci-ujii, and Bild Wire—declaring d( wire that if the feucar, iron orc aud barbed wire on the free - blvorous, like sheep. In sdi-jrt. these went again. I W»sk IMiRvKion, ra>n,T»k« intimo.a<>e*. #_ barbed , , fpll; twenty ; four THE DICK-BIIJ.EI) PLATYPUS, • queer unirmh^ t o unlike thorx* of all y~ardii this lime lx<..n HIMDERCORNS. n,a',r bills *became — laws there would lx* list. It especially Indorses the Income tax a> fiton, ^1 L-rt. !.<. M f>n.’.zuo. <>r KISCOX a CO.? N. Y. j a deficit at lhe end of the present fis- 1u wise and equitable mr.aaure, deidffnntl to ' -*««y came ' other lando,: to trr to fcniu-t? in us Bobby Burns saw on n lady's bonnet ' their ways and appearance tho:>? to jumping' arpumb -&ml •”*'t kj> I-wag place a fair share of the border.!, of the : 1 ! about to repeat the (TIAAA <fther vain- cal year of about ^JO.OOD.OGO, of which government upon the property of tbe 1 1at church. H. nmr hopes over $28,000,000 wciuld be caused by the ! were raised by b l country: also the law passed authorizing the . “The radintes are those whose arms ’| which we Amoriocns are aaeuutomeiL ‘ > y. de­ free sugar bill alone. itaxation of xn-enbacks. and favors the prempt . “ The new-bdrn babies cf those mar ­ cr.'nit old woman ., cud tanticlcH extend from a solid cen­ gobbling enactment of a law by our next le«i»h.tunj for ' Washington. Aug 17.—In the sen- ’ supial mammals t»re so-very AC3&I! that through the midst • f tl. „□ i ate yesterday a joint congratulatory ]the taxation of that class of money: also most [ ter. speh us tire starfish. they are woudrr.* in the world of adFbe shook *two ,<*r tb n ■ , th?ni by heartily Indorses the repeal of tbe odious clc. ‘ “ The mollusks ure the shflllih, as the ' resolution from the United States to itlon law. and declare.'. Lu favor of constitution- I < enece . The. kas^arou mother mny b® the paws ns ?:h? rrv ' j.-jt oyster or clam. ^S'M'.’h7r r*‘* ,t*1? cSe:*i’ ”‘L pared auj "4 sdpner Hawaii was adopted. Tariff bills re- Jal amendment providing for the election of ; ix »i l.ci >..• prqpAr-,!.! nuttr.tjy frnni $•. “There you have n lesson in coolcgy ' ■ ix feet tall, but her babies ore not had th? ecme within h? .; . >'- ffhitn she lota's tatc! 3d ■ lating to sugar and other articles in ’XJnltod States senators try direct vote of tho which all of your ebildrea.sJ»oul<! study much larger titan goed si.-.e*! pcanhte. opene.’ fipofm • t» rr n । dispute were referred to u committee, people. There is nothlig to n baby bangareo d.i:te;rbiL;T the : 1 The policy aud principles of the American to-day; 1 so that when they take up the ’.heir • and Senator Hill’s measure providing Protective association art dec lured to be HUb- 1 •re'.iretncnt. . «he m ‘i •; j, with big text book on roolngy later on at but a wee. tiny he:..’, r.r-.l a good cemitnftkind anJ that voti 1 for tliv exclusion and deportation of Aral, unwise, unpatriotic, undemocratic and ! school they will have n gcKxl outjir. • five appMutmq The Httlb bits rnn-. atei >nt frantic gesr.in s. » '• run .<n,»w by thi« sJftniiturr in bine on even jar.. ulieh anarchists was passed without un-American. '•part and fore-feet grada-.i ’ y d; rvlop into qrh k’y. and her t . • !r The platform strongly lavors every lawful idea of the subject to cornmenre with. -J division. Fight, but th»y nc-.ir besom? very effort to1 Sclrdnily secure for tho-c i W A8IUNGTON, Aug. 18.—In the seuntc^^^Vby u»lla/iffio •:arn their Uvch- , “Well, let us return to the vert large, while the 1 ig hind leg.-. £row " ------------ . ---- .a better condition, anile bratea. 1 They are divided into cl;:!«s< s, ‘r’r comi on the 17th a motion was made jo up- — J------- the efforts * condemns that have oecn ’ rapidly, and very -wn the little* fel­ •fined pa­ ith the \ fumilivs, genera and species. The bi- lows are hopping about exploring the | point Senator U bite to the vacancy on . made to Identity their cause pUeitly to oK , Infamous con<>pLxhcfos of lawlennesa and maua family includes mankind of ! the finance committee caused by " the anarchy which threaten the very fouadutions . every race. Th? quadrumana fr.mily big world for themselves. When a I v>/‘.u! death of Senator Vance. Senator Mur­ of order and eh niratlou. It demnnres er ery । kangaroo gvtal alxmt ns big aa an or­ Vhn»id ; phy was also put in nomination, but mnulfcstatluD. of violence aud mob spirit, fa’- I includes nil of the monkey peoples. dinary Vat. it nAk-; neither aid nor ad­ tbe juufrlc I tact my coming t“ t ■ under the rules the nominations went tors lows regulaUnv immigration u> exclude We will let ali of thou- thing.', pa*.'., vice from fas mamma, but just hops he turb the mcake;-^ _c. th< pauper and vicious classes. however, for the pre.nmt, and toil; i owned rits-k mode with Thlnacura Tablets by a ar>n- , orer. The conference report on the deIt deeian s McKlnleyiszu to be tho cause of 1 about mammals. What? Nover hdard away and makes its awn living. The wntaan. Uflc 1*;.. -j,* They ( r.-ut- pcsW.t Wndlsto.nJ flciency bill was submitted. financial depression: favors urcitrutlon be- • of mammals? Well, yem hkvp. seen • kangaroo family is funny*. ‘ft appeared, w..:,r-I?’,r’.a of7. 0:1 the variable । bv the Washington, Aug. 2u.—]n the seii- tween employes and employers: oppows PErt* •;nl ’ 1-cnrdlng the vorthlcys. Thev “But, small as the baby, kangaroos £rata*ifan * • them often enoughMammal* are the • ’ :•> food ' Vn rices plumpnnd rtjund onr tho t'k- ate Saturday it was decided that stunptuary laws: reaffirms the belief that both ’ «n . Th-;y are the ‘ i there should be no further legis- gold and silver kfioultf be used as a money higher onler of vertebrates, whose are, you should see the new-born opos- every dry: be>: ’ and that both should be coined young arc born alive and who draw wcrshijx*:! ty t.’i J; 'pLi in the i la lion oyer which there is a contest at standard, STANDARD REMEDY without discrimination and without charge . country round, wi: .•c.-rr.t offerings cor.tainlnR no a-vsenle, ami nl so- ; this session of congrosa The resojn-' for mintage: halls with deilghi the signs of a i nourishment • from their mothers’ i )mclv hanules*. <if rice and swovtme tn them contin, tion to appoint Senator White to the restoration of the blmatallic system: indorses ; breasts during their infancy. The bi- I Price- prqpalil. 81 per box ; vt for 93. uolly. ! vacancy on the finance committee was the adminhtratljn of Cleveland, especially his . mana, quadrumank. canine, feline and । in maintaining law and order, indorses other high orders of vertebrates are . The T«I%*Ari’R^fwi> GKT FAT’" rr*”’ wuupwu. ’ a UU0 adopted. A resolution was adopted to course the udministrati-m of Gov. Matthews and mamma la ’ * New' iMtru.t tbe finance committee close, with a demand that congress deal gen- j All of this Ktndy of zoology came up . ’ port back an amendment to the free eruusly and oven bountifully In the matter of • by reason of the question propounded j PROBATE ORDSB. sugar biM providing for the Me Kin lev peailonx to soldiers. The following ticket was nomin- , by the scientist at the Smithsonian:, I bounty on raw domestic sugars. After Stare of Michigan, County nf Burnr-ss. Ala *«HMon or the Probate Court for tlu. ; th© passage of the bill for the relief of «ted; “Did you over henrufa mammal that Jxwh’v of harry, hn'den i.t lhe Preimt® office, in Judge of the supreme court. First district. lays eggs?'1 Uw City of HnstingM. Ln said county, on Wed- the Oklahoma settlers, the senate ad■­ . George F. Ketnhard. erf Spencer county; judj-t> ■ n-sftav; the K<hday of auctsl in the year one ' journed. A great many, people assume to ! of the supreme court. Fourth district. Joseph I thousand eight hundred and olnety-four. 1 Th. UnM. 3«“« «OTMr. wereurr or «ou *know it all.” ar!(i thereby fail to lenrn Probate11’ C,uir,t:S Armstrong, Judge of or 5tctfof ! much. It was my good fortune to as­ j Washington, Aug. 16.—In the house ’ 2?J!« an i R ‘ > ( cy ® pfc b^ nouilDnt ed) . auditor T. Ft^^7~*Marlom*,trcai! i In the matter of the estate of taofoda Bianch- yesterday no business of importance slate. Joseph ,A“ *■ ’’’ -certain early in life that the only way ■ ant. oeeo isi d. urer of state.RiWrney Morgan Chandler. HanM !' to get information in this world is to ! “nd filing’be rethion duly ver|. | was transacted beyond the introduc- w. rulw; county; attorney <eneral general. h>wnclll Francis M. firdof Ira lUanchxrtl. adminwuvtor of said es­ tion of a resolution by Gen. Black in cock Griffith, Stritzeriacd: clerk of supremo coura confess ignorance <»u all subjects—aud I tate praying for rraaoiB tiierrtu »rt forth that Weltnan. Sullivan county: tiuperlntend- ask questions. So I said: “No, 1 never he m.iy be licenced to sell the real estate of said j regard to silver coinage, who asked •Til de^KM-d as In said pel Itlou described. ; for unanimous consent for its imme- °,at of Jwb,lc!n«t™ytl°n.Charles Thomas. H*r- heard of such a mammal. Is there a ! Thereupon It Is ordered, that Saturday, the'। ‘1 H bBt “ "•— family of egg-laying mammals?” • *> II -‘pi ...uOh Z®8:’’ "’pH®'1 tht 1 said peUtlonand th-U the heirs at law of said , ASKING_____ FOR। AID. W-uhiaotox, Aug. 17.—In th. houw there,are several mammal families of ! *°d *n oUwi: iwrson* h.Mtrwted iu said estate, are required to appear at a session I yesterd»v thm wu but a bare quo Pullman striker^ Bequest oor. Aitg.>id that hind. Every one. apparently, imaL?* ', !\0Hr/<lher‘ « b*'Ibo!f,B» At •!>'• Probate,rf. { for Succor. I Agines that all mammals—that is to 1 - - • 3®e..in the City of Hastings, in said County, and ,' rum present. Tbe deficiency appro­ Jriiow ’cause, if any there be. whv priation bill »a» further conaWered, SrRiKGyixLD, Ill., Aug. 20.-The fol- ‘ “y’ croatur®!‘ which suckle their 8nini They no digger than beans; the nrayer of tbe petitioner may not 1>L as also was the silver coinage resolulowing letter baa been received by । yobnfr—brin* th< m forth alive; and JUMt Bl>nut as long and round aaordinaF?HIe4Li»{'nd U. 19 ,urth«r ordered, that ♦ion. aald petitioner give notice to the persons Gov. Altgeld: . correspondingly, thq popular notion is * white beans before they are soaked WssursoTo.x, Aug. 18.-There waa i 2CrT'rKOTO",ul- Au«• n . uc ,he rendency of To Bis ^xcol-1 *hata11 other animals lower down in Bnd bakcdTheir little tails are said retttloo and tho hearing thereof by causing Bcoi-y of this order to be published In tbe TI.-u^ hardly a quorum in the bouse, as mem­ ofpJ!n^<’Zh?tr?iIIUao2: We-1“® 1 tbe. scale ot creation—birds, reptiles' wr°PPed »hout them.and they just sleep £1 “rip».b* >y «^durc tings Bakxkh. a newspaper prlntedwnd eircu- bers were anxious to get away and otPullman, who.bj therreed and nn a “ frth ~ :inT ------and sleep for several weeks, until they ” MJ<I O'’®’1* Barr> ortee in each ‘ tholr BP*C1“ laJ'i'« effrb to bo «ub- are able to hop about and take inven­ for **»«* successive weeks previous to were leaving on every train. No bus­ te a eoauhloa where .Urvwloa . K-ld day of bearing. ideas of Importance was transacted. M?”. do hereby .ppe.i w Jou xequently hutched end to bring forth tories of their surroundings. They are Chari xs. w. Armstrong. | Wa.kixotos, Aug. so.—The house re'±.,°“ T" h*’« ofl*Prtng. Now neither of th<X prore more affectionate than the kangaroos, astings ity an l*.™ was in Mission but > short time, no m-te rt le.vhw'XSX .Xur^ll” ■ ±'<Xi‘t‘Wr”t P‘““ ‘ because they are ao helpless. They Hartings. Mich. business of importance being tran­ cling to their mammas, and depend v® starving. Our places have been tilled with ' 1^°*^ ™any of the an1 mala that PROBATE ORDER. sacted. workmen from all over the United States ' are elassed below tbe mamma bi brimr upon them for a long time before they State of Mtehlgan, County of Barry.«. AFITAL $75,000.00 brought here by the Pullman company,and the forth their young alive This is tho seek their own independent livings. ■ ’ M *c*sbn of th© Probate Court, foi MURDERED FOR S6.50. .^^"X^ere^X-Sa'S ' ^e'n ™ SURPLUS $r.».INm.<a-. It is perfectly natural for them to Ben Rwd Confwo. TUnt U. Killed ud said County, od Wednesday the 1st dav of here-la deBtltution.and t heir condition Is tfum • X V > F<? nonM’ of the play dead’ when strangers come near im nrporate-d under the laws Beblwd Uenderson Nom- Terre llnote. Aucmrt. »n the year one thousand eight him­ Michigan. them. Kron when they are only two . drtd and ninety lonr. " Txnnx Havtx. Ind.. Aug. IB.—The JJ'oeha old, and have just opened' their PiS^te11, w* Armstrong, Judge of t>pe» for i cornfield murder mystery here has little eyes, they wiH curl up and seem iu«..nbi of ,he etUte <>* Barnes R. been cleared up by tlie confession | your prompt aneullou, we remain your. u> .J1 Ch “lw"y" be“r living young. Also dead to the world when any member Mason, a minor. «<!SrfTn,l.’L<nniW2?.,t thedul* verb made by Ben Weed after his ar- ' dlnreM.Uie^urvliwetyliens or Pullman | th'rearc not a few snakes whoso youmr of the human family approaches or He says * he and the mui- j m. P Kuardlan <»f *ald mlnnr. rest “T. B. Pouma. I »rc l»rn alive, and likewise some llr- picks them up. V- Reynolds, fswbtw. • iidV i^. «iall,rr Hecoaat«« *och mtardiiin AW»^file4 In said court may be heard ami derod man. Henderson, walked from I “I b°pe thal yra have bwsn intrrcrt. Marshall, lit They slept in the corn­ ------------------1 trui hat the lower vertebrates uro nU *wis are all ctt . , ^his story of the peculiar mamte2‘'IeuwJo *’ ‘hat Thuraffsy the field. Reed, waking first, shot and i D. W. ggjtaJM,. |1 i • i layers. Nay. a uuuiDcr 1number of ' >Srdg‘la'‘,,f A“F|wtA. D., ihsi at ten o’clock in of {^Jf ’ . ®y ocientifle friend, “’anil and II R J*. x-—... x-Price of . Sugar Advanced. '« . • more: • , - nx uuuc iricno, n. O. Rob'.njou, *®«toadfor tho hearing of killed Hendenson, robbed the body and Nkw^ohk, Aug. 20.—Th ecash prices {“***• °* insect* bring their young liv- b®P® that 7°“ will tell your trader* John Csrveth, raM petition and I hat the heirs at law of said returned to Marshall. The proceeds of refined sugar sold to the ennsum- in .V ’ ’ “ I ----nrauenIng ~. Into ntn tho - - werid. world, al as do ll th! tt- Ina(? k»«, -------- very little ----. about ♦them, because is 1 05hw. I*nun,i interested in of the murder, 90.50, he used to buy P. T. Colgrovr JWfl es.ate are required to upi»-arnt a session which dron Iheir progenv v.-,.~..—.. alive ->• in <*» era have advanced three-fourths of '' hicil ^ ‘P their 1 car- known to the general public concern­ haWen at the Probate clothing and food for his wife at -Man- a cent Has the only ravines d-partment If Hany per pound within the rlon' ing them. You might also state that .’ounty and pays interest w> al t.m* Sft’hSjhedtyierf Ujw,,d^- f« “id Countv, shall. ___________ P»M fortnight fa\ the large ’ ra-j m U BO’ l,,ere wb7 ‘heprabei! All this has been understood well there is a problem in natural history tepcMtui. - /hj D'-'t'i-ion.er nwy not lx- granted. Audit JKxchiAnRrit Mt CifitMTing House*. tail store, downtown, while lhe ---------------------uut It la geology M well „ in ooi. ^1^7" b “ ‘ '» n»t ■is furtbPr orderal.-that rah! petit loner give no N«w York, Aug. 18.-The exchange, smaller retell groeerymen In tho nnlil within a very few year that «™*ng the isolation of those marure io the reraor.s Interested In <uid ©state, of Agrnts.S75 < Jean, that •uptala Nobody yet know, how the "W P°,‘t,on «»0 »hr hearing at tlje leading clearing houses in the np-town distriou and elsewhere in the soenee knew of nay exception to the tally tPUbilahed in the Ha>tlngs Bannkk, a news United States during the week ended ci‘y h*’e -P«‘ “.P the figures - --------------j one supposed universal rule that ovorv marsupial, became isolated in Auaprinted and elrcuraird in Wlht Cmmtv on the 17th aggregated $790,tt«|,t83, cent pound compared with Mie the mammal brings forth its offsnrini tr*Ua, while only the opownm man­ . per • —as - ---••I —<.v« *T*t>n nl Harry. <mctt in each week lor three successive ago. A It i, true that the egg R* ' against $774,451,986 the previous week prices prices, of of two two week. weeks ago. A further further a-V'ks previous to said day of hearing. aged to reach Ameri«>. WhilothesurSerra.. Briiki The decrease, compared with the cor ­ ^TTf ren U i? * !Wnn ' i in t!,e ------------- e"1h2I?; was’.'' suu Chas. W. .ajimstxong. advance of one cent a pound the t“fema”’mal was many yeare ■Cb<>*K«l >1' ti^^. ti? uu in in a “ lormw <ora» .. , Judge of Probate. ^w^feX^ “ responding week in 1893. was 8.0. —n— v,•—d *; xx sausr ■' fA true copy.) down-town rctailera to-day. •“ ' “o»nilia and Death from Fall In gr DownatMlra. The Magic Touch Hood’s Sarsaparilla You smile at the idea.. But if you are a sufferer from SX^Vrt^ «- Hood’s Psx r Cures JI000 TflINflGURfl I FOR THIN PEOPLE. Are you thin? !l»o* C H < B -S PROBATE ORDER •g»,S3iS37n “’S' ESS! £”5# •25 the Site <t." er July. Iu U.. year oue • thourauil eight hundred and ninety four. PrmejrtJChzrlet W. Armstrong, Judge of tn the matter of ttieeztatc of M. D. Lafayrr^’jHf and filhig the petition duly verified of J*nK< Henry Wjlklmttn. eon ol mW toea^ •Lfinjiug that admlnlntmtlon of raid estate may texramrd te William J. Wilkinson • « to •Mae eUr-r snitable per-OB. Thereupon It is ordered, that Thursday the sard day M august. A.D.. 1* a* jp> o’dockti ttc farmerxi.‘-e xwlrvwrt lor tac tJww of sxld Vandalia. II!., Aug. 20,-Mra. Wil­ Crisis to Hu* Hog Industry. liam Hicks, residing near Ramsey, fell downstairs and broke her neck, dying patches from Armour and other Routh almoct instantly. This was the third Dakota points indicate that the farm death that occurred at Ramsey last era have an unaausdly large number ot week, two by accident and one by hogs, but owing to the failure of both suicide. _________________ the wheat and the oorn crop, they have nothing Co feed them with The Death of a Wcetera Journalist. Dkxvkh, CoL, Aug. ao.-John Arkins, porkera are not fit for the mirkot and since 1810 one <rf the owners and man­ their owners must get help or allow ager of the Rocky Mountain News, them to starve by the thoaaanda. and for many years its editor as well, died at his home here Saturday of ga»PrnnUMiH, Pa., Aug. 17.—Heirs of Richard Bishop in this city will lay tritis, aged 59 years. claim to ten aerea <a tbe heart of Indianapolia, worth $3,001,000. Stzbuxo, IU-, Aug. IB.—C. 8. Beatlie. of Chicago, wax eleeleil high chics ranger by the high court of the Inde­ pendent Order of Foremen of lUtnoie Ferditmnd Hered. NotuntHtheyeLT^tt “ one P”” ut thL' world; but slderotl^'u P *^1D "erl°'’ r° Q­- nobody knows how or why. Some of ----------------eon “lle™ U ° n'’ when ---— - ••'-a it was established be- i jourjounger readers may „iTe the ymid dtapote th»to°t only P~Mrm.Smith n. Far. S?™ t*TrhoJe ort"' °f utammalsero tborougbly aud incontestably a.. Fm~* m u» MMd>^ OUS—that U, egg-laying. <* a> «*»te. ?ore '’frying mammal. ^TW.Mr' 1Urt'ett Tarleton, “one of the In Australia than anywhere elae Th,, ««pomdblemcn porcupine ant-eater is a nvwi ^h* It h about the a eSooT^' snout‘D<\i°b!“JB£C OB'' to°- U *“*» snout which Is very long h, "ex^Sk LdwahU asof iSMnrfni lcnffth M that it can aaplore deep oavltie. in the ground and 7.^2 V phen*, an i Ivieh.;* Mu-iLteforFueh positions «l the Ornmt 1L*P '*•’ in«M Col!eve, Shorthand, aud bond’d •*' forCatalorua, address A -• Parish, Pro^> Hall’s Specific! Regains and Maintains. • The Vital Powers. Cures NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOSS OF VICOR .. INSOMNIA and GENERAL DEBILITY. Canned by IMPRUDENT H A HITS. EX* CESSEM, orOVEBWOKK. Price,'One Dollar Por Bex. MrrnoiT and grand rap ids. fiddress MIL'S SPf,ClflC CO. IN Lexington Avenue, ’ �;... s9@mSI many LIVES LOST. HE BECAME^ CHAMPION. [ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. ‘ After Trying Many Things Ho Struck th* . Bight Tiling at Laat. I the tell young maxTto^a ! Buffalo E-press writer. *1 must con­ • The Michigan crop report for August . i few thft 1 did not wih renown in col­ gives the average yield of this year • ' lege in the usual vray. \Thea I first wheat crop at 15.47 bushels per acre went there 1 decided I was not cut out for the state and of excellent quality. . for an athlete, and I taade up tqy mind Oats are estimated at 27 bushuls. The •“•n !'‘~m.i^t onuacr^ । Liat 1 would wia EchclaaUe hmtors. I average condition of the corn crop is > vowed I would come awuy from that 80 per cent, for the state, somewnat TWO WLATS CAVMZCD UBT Towk.usd. Wash.. Aug -0 - , institution of L-irafr.g with al) sorts of below that of one year ago. The con­ mt to"? f”? l"' Y’““,n rfv»rdi.triet * medals and , degrees, and I wdnt at it dition of potatoes is 73 per cent. That : of meadows and pastures and clover cSn't |J ' ' h“V,‘ **“” "Mnireii here. 1 tad t .n-L. I <fa3 =31 dug dug '' sown this year is bad. ranging from 03 , Mpl. Lyon, who WUA guj,,,. lto<_ ,, aud dug. uni burned the edd-i 'it oil, Yukon river to toke o-Sitand ” the • toreix’tveekZ .1। to 77 per cent Apples promise 58 per 1 : cent, of the average crop. High tciuearner P. R. Wenrc, and four others ' Lhat there were a c’-ozen ' pc ra Lu re and dry weather siace July 1, men in my ciosaany cneof -v;h Ffa^ Mnd drpwn®d ---------------- ■L^c-ra.n» i a **” I ^as to^ Ixeavily on all crops. give me a hatful cf brains and then w».%oTXl'’ Mxty f,ra"ds°'“«'i have more left than I had, and I Idnd of Foul PX»y Sunpected. i quit thc scholastic honor»Icy and Probably Drowned. C. A, Blood, aged 75, a wealthy ♦5. CORDOVAN, The Trade Mark mil identify the genuine.; OcosTA, Wash., Aug. 20.—Saturday tackled something else. ' (I vtired ..w vessel owner -ra M bunker w* FRENCrl&ENAMEULEOCALE and of ^.M.wFlNEGMf&KWi6WM toronH KM,C “’*Uin'' “ '“ndir^ “I had rayself examined by a doctor. Marine City, was found dead in bed ., - -.... " iriiinTMuiMmjimmummmJ nnd he told me thnt with practice I at the home of his daughter-in-law, i $3.5J>P0UCE,3 Soles. norh < J“ Cre“k' 15 “ll«» no .h Ot Grays IInrlK)r B KhBtebw, might get to be a good oarsman or Mrs. Flora Black, a widow, in De­ baseball player, or something-of that , troiu The coroner pronounced death MOKTGAG : FOK8CLO3URE. “in<’ u,en *“«>““a„dof oul J ^JLLsBoysSchW-S^ ------ 1. went into ,ui<> thc m»v gymnasium, dne to apoplexy, but the undertaker Lieut. Fremnan H. Cn*by, !.’, s/N.. of sort. <'* Furniture Mar u'aaiurin-r Coiii•LADIESthrowing my mformer ideas ‘about ath­ found a bullet hole In his body. Mrs.* . ... । । >iiro* braruu date v*n-tr Z9tl».’A MeAL?i!Ud SUte8 COHst burrey steamer ♦k».,...;„ -iit<> tlie unilmitfued, DtuVi letics to the winds, and spent hours Black’s son, aged 21, was arrested and ***b»"«G McArthur, wus capsized and five men tnr4**e. tin: 4 »l(ow(ng d 4M*ri> there each day. I d.id all sorts of exer ­ are missing. charged with the murder. . There were ! tied i i the fit. of Hastings SEND FOR CATALOGUE cises, nnd, just when I had concluded two theories as to the murder. Qpe {.•DOUGLAS, Dbanter in Rum In. BROCKTON, MA9S. -v . lIiat I was about good enoughthat to do St. Pktkksbvbo, „ Aug. 26-A dis­ it was done for money, and the ■iv the. rive hu il-el hirty-dx patch from Rybinstn, .nt'v M'Ve.i. five liituflrM forixthat th.- s?n objected to Blood’s Veu ca® aave^ Rybinsta, ean important important ‘' !,®mcthinsr publicly. I ran across seme other ------- — t.-d titty. Ove bu <lr*d flfty-oftr. tMCauSC, WC ETC tuc largcai tueuuntiu.t.. commercial center on the right bank • tbc crnc? a*bletcc .rt work, and, presence in the house. ftv two. th-** h ui'lrv-t svvei.tcei.. advertised shoes la the world, and guarani of the Volga river, states that a ter- ' after them far hil7 :n h Ur, 1 ... ■HihiLtn. five hmvlred ulnelMut. the value by stamping the ume and price .. , °........ • mm a ver- , ~ . —• i ■.i’h v, tire hti'i*ir«td twrntv two,. the bottom' bottom,. which whic£'protects tproiecti_you 8atost hl numw, n« ...> that *u... city _to.‘. and, ' gave rarn.ua* or ksutomr. tbe you a against rible storm passed over g8ve mv my xrvmnasium ?.vmnas*um ri<r i ig to the-first the first I’ iv< litvrhrcr. fii'c luuHired tw. utywarnings of Michigan rail* prices and uud tbe tlie middleman'sZ profits. ■~-O»n r SB< the neighborhood Friday last The 1 rann 1 17161 an<1 neror entered the place *- . The-total rweiity-tlvr. lour huiol'ed ,, wmrlc iu itl style, Blvlf easy rfiUV fittlMl equal custom work fitbug a ’roads for 1893 show a decrease of $2,* _m.liHe, Wr- bare hem sold eeve h-ve ’tthem damage done to property was ' **4^ 520.285 as compared with the year where lower prices for lhe value given WCClC at luwvl jilivsa **** immense. The steamer Uspisku, plying ' «“»®1 be about the . .... ~ r •n . .eny mu other make. V*. Take no r.itUt Are j-ou willing to work for the cauro nubstltute. If ytx । <b>d" luhf. fcutr l>tiu<ir«u on the rivers Shcxna and the Volga ?°ly tblng left opcn to nc; 1 r,el cut t3 previous The amount of specific tax dealer cannot supply yon. wcmjl Sold by ehv>n mid four lniudre-> of Protection in placing reliable infor­ >; ILvdlnp. Barry t'uuuli. was caught by the storm on th« 1 buo'A'nftstho brightest write# in tho paid to the state based upon gross ig (•> •b'1 i<ror*vd iilat mation in the hands of your acquain­ earnings ot of 335,749,130 or •Irram Tbtre were 100 wrangem on i’ran‘ity ’ ■wote a \-.-h >k- lotol ntutt v«ruing, SS5.T40.130 is i« 3810,149. SS10.U0. or e till all filo hrredltam-nt* tances? the vusnel. rad they werTto^n7nto f"r thc PcriexUer.l^ and rat than thu year prevlou., thrreunto |H*rt.n)tilnic; to M..RTG ARF. SALK. libit’K- lirrvno. inc 11 idiUR a panic bv th. “ ,nt° down and welted t r I-to bdnrinte 1 The Michigan Central p»y» ot this sum I If you are, you should be identified ■irv kilitlv. This ni<irigigf thr«tod J the'tw„±r° : « 1 * hato-d Ch-eogo A G^dTrank. Stab-'• ~ eUult baring two made lji*tlie roti. with , ofacwuln in e^cent*-’ • ird day of Juh. A. 1» 1*94. rain, and xlmoat impenetrable darlJ !| Th< *-1’-♦ K~ -*-«»415. The earnings of 1894 showasV.il show a still., CaawalUdrr and Ellie I. <. M.. In the oCli-v of the Hcgl-lvr The* editors didn't 1look at ♦the stuff in ’ <*»• THE AMERICAN ' further decrease. protective Tariff League. I nesx The captain, knowing his ves- i’ the light I .did, and they refused every . ti jf sai l mortgage. N’*» suit sei was in jreat danger, headed it for : blank word of it. All avenues frr great- j IM W. 23D ST.. NCW YORK. liwtlruied at law to re the beach, his Intention1 beim, to run ' ?CS" •»»*«>«">>»*► world ...MmMddoMd --------------, . Reports to the state board of healt'» »s tur.v n-uiMi|t!ug wiflt-d' r.ii’i psi-i ib> rent. Therdts o me then, and I-was prettjr blue for a 1 |,y observers in different parts of the *,* as^ir *i >•»«>•» n •* «■ it ashore. Before-*this • could be done, tbe dale this nottro m>Tew days. Finally 1 hit bn something 8latc show thc diseases which caused d«-r. at the i».» tb front d*>.»hrCmn l!.m however, the vessel sprung a lealt aud -.• •urrd hv said tuortenpmade a grand ancceratof success ' of it. 1 mo«t ,lekn.M in thiastotc during th<i'll 5 began to foxndor. As it foundered the and I mnde certuiu pkrc or parcel nf la-d. sltnaleil In t decks wete blown up by the Wra.s the greatest man in my line Bar* | week ended Augustt 11 as follows: f payi: ever had.’’ m ' City of IlMilngw. Cuu-.t> < f Battv and air in thj hold. Everybodj* on vard •>i’.u eel In sah! uu»rtx«gi.-, and Thr. ♦nil i i Consumption was reported al -8I deneri.iedm follow, tlx: Uin.meuof realizing -md amount .»o d* r xnc t..u ypi.ng'man paused impres-, places, scarlet fever at thirty-eight, log at tb* r.orth east com<*r of the >ou»n west board was thrown into the water, u'«*. I shill! Rt-.l the pw(ah*-s (tv, •d. ... ’rre-. I 0 ,,llni,rr. —-r**!?* Ly”......... . there not hiving been time to lower sively, and then said: "1 came away I typhoid fever fever at thirty-three, LIU xetllx-.i!. ing-thiT will, fftlrf irve north of renju* eL'iU west. ru>.i inc liienee , >!1er- lOitl dry kihia. or s«» How many G a hnyt» hoard the the boats. Despite the fury of the from that institution of teaming owing ■ diptbevla at nineteen, menele, at ten, wextouHie«*»<*(aiMt went (juvhr ins* oi.ww “• ” ’-> i-.eojvH-rv l«» jexpressim “p r wetmn cqibty-eevtn rods to lhe ccult-r «»f themore money than any perron who proI nn d smallpox at three. . Storm passiag vessel*, which had heard pipefr." ;*ud wootue IndObteitlifchway (now Mi.iegui A*o Ihoiwy »oatp* ceded or-had followedmo;" I ' —— - u,„L. ^i..»iig —■’:»«er;iicr 1.,. .f sain J l,l..f.u«v llOrttl* imrellker with tiered where . :U ut : mi-Tn ,> ■ 'loafed. Perhaps the signals of distress stopped and Condition of State Hanks. i Ihie of JUfttCOlu 8tro<-f oil 1M*.:H Mnh \ lu’.dilb ti* vciMttr «o managed U rescue cwrybtxly except 1 The condition of the 164 state banks tion 10 the vi’tae- (”W *•iliy.> «4 HtMings, USED HIS knife; but for the runny v.-h:> have not 1 will j cuptais and five other '* persons. i .nd tear trust companies of Michiunn. “““LI' Of rsid I iir-Olli bUro ...v ........ . . said «eetell it.- In all likelihood it came from > ^othiuLr wv< seen of these six after A Frightful Rut Laughable Experience on ■ j as shown by a statement of their con­ thiiMUiil ihHt‘* north <*n bhM qu’«»wr line to ('.>ti>ily of Barry I* the ltrs! Sea. • ili»< oCAWoiM-r. 1SW the nld *nd celebrated <idnn>n legend!1*1® stcarne foundered aud I dition at the close of business July 18. iotipuMn of said «!ay. •of “The i’k-d Piper ct Hihmefc" Robthey drowned, In Werner Von Siemens' ‘‘Personal I is much improved over the, report .; LV JlKYXOLlte* Trester. Recollections" the famous electrician ‘ert Drowning has given uk u I pretty de- • under date of May 4. The \otal capiEASEBALL. narrates- a Red sett adventure which scripti.m of the legend in h ptu-in of the 1 I tai is SIS.853,580 and a surplus of $2.­ same name. The .st try ‘. •IV. ir, .that a • Btandlus of vinb. io the Nattobai x^nguo might have turned .out tragically. He : 579,828. The total deposits are S55.dl-.i:,.thnt was laying u cable and one night was young musician, drel " * 1 ‘it| disguise, i <171.428. of which the savings deposits came to. Hanoi. I.17 town iu ' The folkwjng table shews the num- ; are about 834.000.000. rjfl the town ; borof gnmtx won and lost by the clubs : of thc work, when .* ddcnly lite heard a le-.ul shouting o-.-e: ier.d and violent of the ruts which had i:t’ ii 1 running to nnd fro. A dispatch from El Paso.,Tex.. an­ long a tinu*. He v<--.re ;*. : • co The mrn ut the ship's head, intrust- । nounced the arrest of George W. liar-j Gx.r-83 many di.Tcrcnt cjl irr> Ik-: ;*e he luitlnwe.. cd with the continuous soundings, boil . diker, formerly employed in one of the ’ eallud the pied piper.- Tub c'Mnxni.' bouton fallen overboard. As the tv^iole deck j offices.of the Detroit, Grand Haven & ! Hew York. . Cldvclaud was wvll lighted witli gas. many of tho ! Marquette railroad in Detroit*— Hardi-1 rat*,, and pr mis ri-*. Fitl!u4i-ip!’l people there could see him in thc Iker left suddenly two and nrie-half । • j. PlL^sburiX. ten h? r^nv.W h. water, and in answer to his lusty erics , years ago nnd is charged with being ; ,I Brobkija... 1 Cbic.n-o for help they threw him life-bolts, j a defaulter to thc extent of 34.000. I r.Xid j Cincinnati.. promised rewar.) v.\. which were kept everywhere on board. • —---- -----• • ! St Loui».., the piper in r«7eng2 bfa-.v ht; magical The vravl waa :.topp«l l£d boats | , cr<->» U“l»ra a, F»r«r rlr™. | Each person eats on the average | Louisville.. over 1,000 meals per year. To pro­ pipe again aniu ’ . qn.h'rful tones ; Wasnlugtoa put .mt, which .’.irappemv.'. for an unhore»t fires raged on all sales ..1 i perly flavor these would requlrs drew nil thq children of L'jo town to a | 'Westen: league say 17 cents worth cf DUnwnd i comfortebly long lime to the-lArkuc-s. Coleman, nn.l thousand, ot dollar. | Crystal Salt. This is a trifle great­ cavern in\>i hill i lu. Ta-.: opening of I Clvs.«. ,«1> At last they returr.-.d with ‘.houta ot ’'“rth of property and crop, were de-1 • - , I Sioux City .. er outlay than If the other kinds the cavern W3* us : triumph stroyed. The citizens of Coleman and >n ns the . Toledo were used, but 6 cents would more than cover tbe dlfferenoe, The man had kept himrolf nlioat by ’ tamers in too vicinity fought heroic-1 par- I Mkrawpolu. children hud cutere-.l. hu tbeir , r Ikzmsiu, Litt. and pay for tbe luxury of having ents never saw them'a';—.in. And- so | IndlanapoH . swimming, and had keen lucky enough i B,1T w Bavc ^“cir property, liapld-. our .proverbial cxyn* - , . ‘pay ^xe • Grand , not to l-e seized by any of the nu1 Ue troll. piper,” sprang fr-’.n this 1. .-. nd. and it ; • mcrous sharks which dispart them- 1 Charles Thompson, of Marshall, u : conveys a vxtrnisg to all c> n to pay ! Western association I selves in the Rod sen. and-are said to brakeman on the Cincinnati, Jackson j iieit'in ! everyone hfa just dn—. . .... « r|bc on tho; • CLfUS. - --------------I have u special relish for white people, A Mackinaw railroad, was killed near ’ ’10“,u -” rtbJ lodkout for a revenge a cnibl as last । »Sh* »1 ‘ while they rerely mbfafit a black. Ho Toledo. INxirix. ....»•■ • • • <>i J of the Pied Piper • f Hur.xrin. instead of th? other kinds. But the JackBonrllh... was trembling violently when brought • The report of Sanitary Officer Wy important thing about it Is tbe finer bt Joseph iv»- j -i------------------------- 611 on board, and had his knife* still open man showed that for the first time in flavor your food will have and the I GIRLS WHO SELL THEIR HAIR. Omaha greater protection your health will in his.hand. . Lincoln. two years Bay City was without any Oex Bolar ... ludja* of frwHxiv. On Icing qnestinotfil as to his expe­ They SotuelXuic- Do It to Acquire B Little Winner of the contagious diseases such as rience he said that he had, been sur­ DIAMOND CRYSTAL. If be has] X’ln Money. diphtheria or scarlet fever. NAMED not got It, write to us. If you make < rounded by sharks, but happily had “Do wc have many girts come to std) ! ’ butter, investigate our Dairy Salt, g Three bodies washed ashore at points I’ROIl VL‘K’>KI>E' been able to draw his knife and de­ there’s money in it. Address — their hair? Well. I shotdd tr». but we below Detroit were identified as those fend himself until the boats arrived. Diamond Crystal Salt Co., don’t make a bu .ine.is of buying on no- > !*•■» In ........... —.------of the schooner Glad Tidings, which ST. CLAIR. HiCil. “ We were all shivering at his vivid count of the risk w? would have iorun," , Wi were j Congressional nominations Frob.ile <rflkw.il! lhe was sunk by the whaleback steamer description of his adventnre.^ says Von a IVorlnptrlnv said a Pittsburgh hair dealer to a Dis- ■' made ,, OI1 Wednesday) hk as follows: follows: J Pathfinder. Siemens, “ when the boatswain stepped patch representative, recently. “I have | Ninth district. Alexander StewHli'I'rnuel* twu'The lumber yard of Henry Moiles had girts ccune to me and offer to sell • nrt (rep.). Fourth. Tkeobold Otjen (dem.) into the ring and announced to the near Remus, Mecosta county, was their hair ns it was on their heads. No. Arkanaaa. Second dJMrict. John S. Little captain that some of his life-belts, burned, the loss being 813,000; insur­ ...(dem.). dollar Vralala. Ninth dlatrict. Jamesw A.A JoneM (dcm ). which hud been, thrown to the unfor­ they <vmt get-good prnv.i-one ance, 80,000. TIME TABLE. an I tiling the nettl'on <li4fert»w<i verb antl In effect February ll. t«Mta tv?o ‘toHnra and fifty cents Peur J. Otey (dem.). North Carolina. tunate man, had been recovered, and Shepard C. Hunt was arrested in r.lH In I being as much as 1 ever gave. I know , Hfth’dktrct. Thomae Settle (rep.); Fourth. that several of them showed curious Coldwater for committing a murderous - ' of- one case. huwev< • rcr. where a well- ! Charles M Cooke (dem). Indiana Sixth dU- signs of having been pierced with a 1 • “■’4 »••** *"•• assault upon John1 Aiderman in Batavia pro . a. rjie^e-t •. . V vun -..1- ,a r..v,A.f Harris "eat 'Neh- knife.” Buttons. j .'l«lll>t<-«1 .. - !mrtr ..... 1*!.' L,took iw 1.-v.z,w-n known Gocacty wom^h fancy tr. to !1 Lrict. « Ttonp*-on dutrlct. J. U- (pop-)Huitng (rep.). The cold shivers gave place to good- township. piBcc w gwu-' • *4 1 «aid the hair of a young lady t he met acel- । j^ka. ■BikB. Fairth Fairin district. aiisncs. jJ E. *g. Halaer (rep.). °juve ..... m ---- 1— In his fright the i Charles Lounsbuiy, who robbed sevvt|1 . , — a — ,, — . — j _i. ....■ .1 rivinn , . .. -------. .., ---, XOKTB. ... -tilt, jor era.1 farmhouses north of Jackson, was. " It is nruerfd. that Friday tbe 1*th dentally and she paid the highest price । The '*ll<’wll*(J^“iXnO“i' I -ta'ai/toke/ the white I hare ever known fora head of hair. : • tn'..-r A.D.. l*wi. ul tin oek»eklii nations xerc made on Thursday: . captured by farmers and the stolen Chicago Lv.... ■•>>». b- ;is-lxu«*d lor tlw brariwg of The young lady in question, had a lux­ Virginia Sb** district. Hampton Hoge (' property recovered. . Serentb .._____________ o JT Walker Wwlbwr (reji): Iren I*. Kabunnzoo Lv dtetrtct. R uriant gruwtb of golden-brown hair (rep.); THE ERSE LANGUAGE. H. H. Stearne, who lived several East Cooper... S>i> aStora b . E'wwrata irem.>. T.im | dtotrkt E. E. Meredith (dem.). Tenth Richland Jane t and one day she tvas approached by Eltfhtb ..T . . u rA.-m \ Michigan. Mlrhlo»n Seodistrict. D.. m U. Tucker (dem.). Seo- A MeUlfluOQB Ton;uo SUH Spoken by Up­ miles north of Otsego, was kicked in Oreaser............. ■I < o':r«. thru to b« lialdeti at tbe Probate aiMirici. a -----tliis lady, who was compelled to mxs ond dlstriit. tti the c l > <>i llastingA. m sild C-»4B«y dlntriit. George SpBulding Spaulding (rep.); Seventh the bowels by a horae and is probably Mtio.7.......... wards of Two Million People. It any there be. why the r+ror false hair, who said to her: 'Miss — Dolton district N. B. Farnsworth (pop.). Mlnaourl. | We areoglad to notice ns as event of fatally hurt. Cloverdale...... dU-.rlet. M. FV. mhoa Ellhon (^mj: Idem.): El,hta --------if at any time you desire to part with Tenth dtertel. Dr. C. B. Burr has accepted the so- Bhitl U................ t ' says the New W. C. Aldridge (pop) Florida. First literary importance. your hair, you can lind a customer in district. -r. It SpirkmoJ toem ). M!..l.«lppl. York York Sun. yun the thc recent rM(.n-t organization in perintcndency of the Oak Grove asy­ Hastings......... of sdd petition and ib»- Iwsrlng tberc- me.’ Tlie yonng lady was in need of SixthCldl#:rict.*C. H. Hawthorn (pop ). Keo- ( •v '-.ue4oi' a »-opv of«a I - order to be published Ih-ovidence. R. I., of a Celtic society, lum for the insane ut Flint, to take \«-t imh |;ax> an. h neimpwirr orbit- pin money nt the time and raid: 'Well, Nebra^T’wnt^Ssuici. B. Strode (rep.i the object of which is to revive interest the place of Dr. Palmer, who retires Duals Grove.... Woodland rvulMted io said nf Hairr, once I am not particular about keeping it on account of ill-health. <-X for thrrr >ucceroivt> weeks pronow, ns it b a tittle Do light for my Pennsyltanla. Twenty-eighth district. W. C. jn the mcUiflQous and influential tongue u.t (I ,y of beari-tx. For the first time in the history of Landing. ‘ [ of Ireland. taste.’ So she ayreed to have her hair Arnold (rep.). ......... W. AMM*TKON«. No other language, having itself no the Detroit conference of the M. E. Detroit Ju'lge of Prow Ale. cut and in payment rocoivod eight dol­ Cut Off from the World. (A tru? copy.) church its annual session will be held Grand lUplds. altos. IU., Aug. Ifl.—Calhoun coun­ great masterpiece o/ literature, has lars and a half. If girls could always had such effect on modern literature as in the upper peninsula at the Sault, get such a sum for their flowing locks tv a long, narrow strip of rich agri­ commencing September 5. ** “ • . .a--- aVaI If (.ecelnnl Sturaltoudtatwrentoe Mira —I'ppl toe -------Celtic. '•BOBATE OHDEE. lauo Vt-mct*' «•*« ------------rr* — - To _ It weowe , ,, ,, ran; _ T of the, Hi at ions. there would be a great many more onltural Banking Commissioner Sherwood re­ cujvum t f»irv tales of our ghi ldhood; some „d IlUool, river.. 1. cut ot! from ♦».£ th. fairytale, childhood rame of &an*uf Mlclilxnn. County of fUrry—so. shart-halred young ladies about the Af x vrwdon of the "Frobaxe Court for the plays, some <rf cif the tai Inci­ ports that the state banks of Michigan world bv th. IcwnoU of the water. It Shakespeare's r-'-y' world bv the lownoU of the water< otmry <>f Barry. Iioideu st the Prvhrtie ofth* city.” .. _ . . , poems, during the year ended June 30 paid ______ no ’railroad oommunicAtlon. nnd dent, detailed In the Arthurfan !n tin- efty << HNSthun. In bmIiI cuauty. o«. ” °™“0Tronta It. 1UA horramnn 1 even rome of there in the Diri, „ --- -----------------------------------------------------trine Com­ dividends to stockholder!: to the ih > ,ixv of AuxtKlI in tb» WORSHIP Or A HERO. Ch lento imr t,H*!'anrt Hght hundred and n)n-t} il from Elsah Mtataippi Blrah with-1 edy, edy, are drawn from Ccltic^sourcea Celtic raurcee It n amount of f672,72O. avsvsv — — hl, raddle - - wet. Th. oldert ■ wa» raid-of Wrahtogton: -Nature mad. t Atting Ex-Secretary of State Lindholm, PfsmL Charles W. AmiBtroux, Judge o! . by tlie Alcott Children. East Cooper Lv. out getting hlaraddl. - ---------Pmbaie. him childless that he might be the who fled after embezzling «.*,03U of the Jlcblaad JudcI A reference to the welcome which resident never heard of the like. In the matter of tbe estate of C iarlte P. father of his country;" so it might al­ state's funds, has been captured in Oreroey... rlsher. tlecvMo i . Emerson reminds n Bos­ MBo CrraU^A««lMt sera ran.. O11 readiiir aud filinz th- netlttoadlllv verlled most be said of the Celtic language. Sweden. Delton .... of Lily M. Fisher, widow «»f * dd dece^-d pray- ton Transcript writer of n *1®^ Naw You. Aug. 10.-Mme. J*«£ “Nature left it childless that it might A peculiar accident happened to Mrs. Cloverdale flie Ihst xdntliiMrettirn of «h|«i ndate may <>r Lonisn M. Aleott nr-ed to toll. The Alsohak, tbe tragic actress and leader in bo the mother of other literatures.” Henry Eblipg, of Newaygo, recently. Bhultx irranted l-rPeter A. FuJier or to wmw? other oott children, rap. the writer. suiUblr. ix-rsoii. the Professional Womans league, la The Celtic language is not a dead The lady was passing a oow at the in­ flABTXXGB TIiercniHiu n u ordered, that Th or*! ay th* ways hero worahijnraTl-oy SMin^ut^M^^ language. One-sixth of the population stant it threw its head around to rid or Atytuit. A l». 1HM. SI Ur.O’le-kn Coats Grove. nw frtrvniHin. s.? Hardened for «be bearing of saM heard from t'-ieir brave, gront-hcarted of the Emerald isle (in round numbers, itself of flies. She was impaled on Woodlaud P^tUsoti, and that the heirs at law of said doccaB- mother the story of Kossnths work the horns of the animal and received eight hundred thousand persons) tmder71. and xl) other persaoa Interested In sale and Koesnth’s country, and finally they thousand Jjersons wounds from which it will take her IwMtai......... -'t-i.*- are required to snjvar st m «w^*don 01 *d<l reurt. then to be hnldm nt the ProtnUe were token to bear him speak. They aaalstod in frowning down MtaaPol■ language than it; ‘ some weeks to recover. Doctor........... Grand Bapids 1,1 ,!,p e,ly «f lixMlnes. In snid c-mnl*. name borne thriUed with the ‘“P1™' Urf by the good ladle, of the league. one-third of the territory of Ireland is j Flora Ouelettc, the Marine City girl *nd .‘.ICU ciui>.. If anv there be, why the !«•****» Ron of IL and then lamented t-ittorly ’r !H't*t*°'rer niav not lie itrasttwl. And still Celtic, so far as the ability to un- who claims the power to make the Traverse Citj Charlevoix..., 1 it* hirtlir-r nrdcreil, tlmt said re-tltloMrr giv* that they had secured no relic of the SrBiMO Vaiabt. I1L, Aug. IT- Th* derstand the language is crmcemed, water give up its dead, made an vn- PetoHkey •fljlro to tbe |H*reon*« Ihterexteil in <jJd estate great patriot, however in-agniilawt. wtbe pendency of said petition, and the bear ^hich they coaid crahrine and wor­ miern. of thl. citj here voted tore- and upward of two million fa this coun- successful attempt at Port Huron, to BayVlew by reusing n copy of Hus ordur U« t* some work. Tbe oompBnv r’'u“d “ try and Canada are familiar t*ith the fln(j the body of Daniel McLeister, tbe PUjIhlunl In the ItASTiwaa Kannf.h a new. ship, M their fashion ™>- P”’,,'-paper printed and circnUled hi y hl (*<•<«»«? of -thi gentle, timid Mog of later tlme- rvooiraiM’ a committee, bet made other tongue. The path of, the new society Detroit boy who was drowned iu tlie wry once In each week for ifr~- suerre-w* Qalr river the other day. that were aatiafactory to and of it predecessors is uphill, but the drew. exultantly »nd W-shingh\ *e*KS previous <o raid day of hearf’ur. nsccaUias an end. A century ago the • Investigation shows that iron ore is trains at flag stations as soon ... CHABLKX W. AKMXTKriStt. glara goblet from bcnoct.1 her J oak. STXe Th. ow oompw men (A trie copy ) Judge of Pn»ha(e Welsh language was really in worse being mined as cheaply in Michigan of the company, who reserve sere notified to report tor work. SdwMoTcr.d: case than the Erse is now, but by the districts as at any place on the globe. th* Ume of »uch tr-ltn withe -She had rushed in,” raid Mas Alcott, Big Erod Strike exertions of scholars and the local , No.fl will wait at Woodbury tor -Xre v.e other vnndak feared to Calumet 4 from No. t on I). L. & N. PARKER'S v. Amr 10.—A crevice elenrv of Wales it was reiehed', aud to- '■ lhe stockholders ------------- --of the . V. TT--• Jdtokso'oc' polios' ore d»Uy d,vl, vigmvn. both in Wote. and HSdTXtalng ~mPW held tomrwHAIR BALSAM tread. While the father y-as bX'^Tby 4on~. Goldlhurp® Aieriea. That -tailor raorem may . »“> “VUn« to Boaton and anthorIritb, Kossuth ‘P1"111'2 and we all stood round, amnnlnK “ “ await the Celtic socictien of this conn- Izod the sale of 600 acres of their lands. speak, Anna had stolen cloj,s to too try fa their patriotic labors we sincere- [ The old board of directors was re­ dlS? and whipped the gobict m><Kr elected. JL-clrak. We bnflta little tormotoj Dabuipe'e bietory. it, and bnng it on oar chamber wall. P designing, construct-: ing and testing ofl stoves. In them are^ combined all the bestj devices known to the i stove maker. They arc \ built upon right lines ^4 t0 give the greatest right material to rive the longest service at the i •;t cost for repairs. They are of the latest patterns i : shed in the handsomest manner. Ask to see them t he dealer?. Txro DleMtere Reported from tho !_ Far Northwest. W.L.Douclas $3 SHOEtatau””- Obce \\ a. Friend. An TYte coAise dYnevicciYv AvAeveoVs ? WOOLLEY & BtffNSON IOOO Meals for ive Cents Diamond Crystal Salt Ciiirn, Eiiisw; It S&eiuv �business and he was afraid that it would stltutional nor as legalized robbery. Pro­ be permitted to run down. My first offer tection ha* built up the south wonderfully for the farm was 310,000, but I refused IL in the past few years and her statesmen □ Thursday, Aug. 23, 1894 My next offer came four years ago, when hate to see it all destroyed at one fell mxiH.LL l cook. ttm<». , 1 was offered SI 1,000 for the farm. This swoop by any pernicious free trade bill. ■JITXRKD AS SECOND-CLASS MATTES AT 1 accepted, taking a >5,000 mortgage In THE HASTINGS. MICH., FOSTOFFICtZ, The democrats in Congress point with part pay menu One year ago ■ lhe man to 4V0VST 14. 1879- _______ whom I sold told me that if I would give pride to a few reductions ih appropria­ him $1,000 and release him from the tions. but somehow or other they don’t mortgage be would return the farm to say a word about having to issue Govern­ GOVERNOR—John T. Rich. me. That exemplifies tbe fail In lhe value ment bonds to meet the running expenses .LIEUT GOV.—Alfred Milne*. of tbe government. Neither do they HKC'Y of STATE-Washington Garda er1 of lauds.” Tbe statement of Mr. Fisher’s has been boast about the loss In trade of billions of TREA5UKEK-J. W. Wilkinson. AUDITOR GENERAL—Stanley W. Tur- widely published by the press of the state, dollars. Why Is this thinness? but there appears to be a groess error ATTT GENERAL—Frrd A. Maynard. Senators A. P. Gorman. James Smith COM MH STATE LAND OFFICE-W. A. somewhere, as Mr. Broxton, the purchaser and present owner of tbe farm, has shown and C. S. Brlee are pronounced the “three French. us the papers where he paid 89,600 for the arch traitors of tbe democratic party” tr-MgUl. farm of 155 acres, not JOO acres as Mr. What shall wc call’a House and Senate Fisher says, paying $3,000 and giving a that is overwhelmingly democratic that mortgage back for 37.000 and thl mort­ passed a bill that whs made by these three Re^kvbUcau County Convention. ' Republican County Convention Is hereby gage be paid all off less tha® fourteen “arch traitors.” called to meet at Mudge’s Opera House. City of mouths from the time he gave It. Mr. HtPiUngs. on Wednesday, September ifltli. 1891, The Senate bill will only put about ut 10 o’clock a. m..for the purpose ot placing Broxton says that his price for the farm In noutination candidates, for th© several couu $40,000,000 In the pockets of the sugar ty offices to be elected at the coming election IsSlUOOO, and that be has never offered >□ November next, wd to transact such other it for less, and that be would nut sell It trust; that’s all. Democratic legislation business aa may coin© before the convention . Tho towasnlps nad wards will be entitled to sow for less. Be also says he negotiated comes high, but thc people seem to want delegates as follows >— for the purchase of the farm with other it occasionally though they have to foot Assyria “ ■ Rutland> Woodland Baltimore parties entirely, and Dever saw b, O. big bills for their diversion. Carlton Hope Fisher until be owned the place, and then Hastings twp Barry I ‘.tstlt t >’l 13 “ ~*v 1st wd Evldently the democratic Congress must Only for a few moments,—Hillsdale Stand­ Xudad Irving consider itself as dead. At least Mr. “ - 3rd wd Maple Grove ard. “ ” «h wd Prairieville Wilson declared that Congress would sit Johnstown Tbornapple 10 Onwgevllle ------------Yank** Springs The Senate bill has passed the bouse until its life expired before it would pas# Koi ward caucus notices to thc Hastings Bak­ and nearly every Northern industry will that disgraceful senate bill. The house, er. Dated. Hastlnr*. Aug. 8th. 1804. be affected provided Grover signs the bill however, passed the disgraceful Senate ’ IJR KENYON. Chairman. C. W. Jomdan. Secretary. which only a few days ago bo branded as bill. “party perfidlty and dishonor.” Woffi Extract Cottgreaiinian Thoma*’ Is free as Is also lumber and logs. In hi# celebrated letter to Wilson the Speech Accepting a Renomination Following are tho rates of duties under President sain “How can we face the peo­ ple after indulging in such outrageous The uniform prosperity of the country the Senate bitt:— up to 1892; tbe steady and rapid pay­ All raw sugars, 40 per cent, ad valorem; discriminations and violations of princi­ ple A good many others are wonder­ ment of the public debt; the value of our sugars above No. 16 (refined), # per cent securities at home aud abroad; the peace, additional; sugars produced in bounty ing the very same thing. comfort, aud prosperity of our people; our paying countries, 1-10 per cent, additional With a democratic President, a demo­ proud position among tbe nations of the to these rates. Hawaiian sugar Is si 111 cratic Senate and a democratic Bouse, it earth, ought to furnish both a definition tree under the reciprocity treaty. Is indeed laughable to see tbe democrats and a defense of tho principles of tbe re­ Iron ore 10 cents per ton, pigs 34 per publican party. Let me remind you, ton, iron or steel rails 7-20 of 1 per cent, try to shoulder all tbe blame onto the re­ then, that In commerce it has never asked per pound. Lead ore and dross Ji of 1 publican minority. for free trade, And In finance It has always per cent per pound; sliver, lead bearing The Chicago Times advises that thc demanded a sound currency. ore the same duty on the lead contained next petition asking Congress to do some­ It has guarded the ports of this country therein. Tobacco for wrappers $1.50 per thing and then adjourn should be address­ agalr.M the products of starvation wages pound unstemmed, $2.25 cents stemmed; ed to Mr, Hftvemeycr, the big sugar moof Europe and Asia: and it has paid the cigars and cigarettes $4 per pound and 25 no|>ollst. creditors of this country fifteen hundred cent., ad valorem. Coal, bituminous and ffiUllon dollars—dollar for dollar—in the large slack, 15 cents per ton. Precious Free trade will give foreigners a bon an­ best money known to modern civilization. stones, cut and unset, 20 per cent ad valo­ te in our mmkerii and they arc preparing* It has been in favor of the constant em­ rem; set 30 per cent., unset 10 percent; to take advantage of It. ploy ment of labor, nnd has demanded that glaziers and miners' diamonds free. it be paid for io honest money. If restor­ Ix>gs and sawed lumber and timber ed to power, the Republican party will (save tropical woods) and ■ wool are fre e. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION. complete what it has so auspicious ly be- ! Tin plate 11-5 cents per pound after Oct. gun. 1. Marble, rough, 50 cents; dressed.. 85 >^hp reunion of the Sflitters and Siilors The financial question would not be an cents per foot (cubic). White and red, of Barry County held at the fair ground issue only for lhe fact tba; it Is necessary lend, 1H cents per pound. Under the .In­ last week was very interesting and well to repel the advancement of visionary Ideas ternal, revenue sections of the bill piquing attended. Ihursday nltertiWllI thl’ lUijlTblfiiVU IU" and selfish motives that areadvanced under cards are taxed 2 cents a packag/ An line and marched to tbe fair ground, mak­ various pretexts, aud which have already income tax of 2 per cent Whnkey te- ing a very nice appearance. It is noticed greatly disturbed our monetary system. taxed at 31.10 per gallon and tin? bonded however, that the sfeps of many are less elastic, that the hair is getting whitter, In fact, the fear of the adoption ot some period fixed at eight years. of these theories Ln part produced the The surrender was uticowdilional nnd that tbe form is becoming more and more bent. Their spirits were revived however panic of 1893 and its corollary lhe stagna­ complete—nothing half way about IL Tbe by tbe wierd, inspiring strain# of martial tion of 1894. democratic party hasn’t carried out a sin­ music which carried them back to lhe day We all agree that the government should gle plank In its platform. It has betrayed when they fought so nobly aud so well furnish an ample currency for the needs the confidence placed in 1t by th- people attd saved the Union; when they left homo and family; when tlwy bared their of tbe people. But as we have more mon­ who placed It in power. The people are breasts to the rebel bullet* and faltered ey per capita than we have ever had! be­ now anxiously walling for tbe time to not at the leaden hail. They gave the fore. it cannot be claimed that the lack of come when they can stamp their disap­ Itest years of their life and energy to their country, and thousands upon thousands money Is tbe cause of our present business proval upon it’s inability to legislate nt returned maimed, crippled and disabled ' / depression. The official report of the di­ the polls. to enter into tbe active duties of life. rector of our mints for 1898 shows that we Their sacrifices were hrvric; their valor I# Tbe effect of democratic legislation Is al­ uow a part of their country’s' history. have a per capita of $26.02 in circulation. ready having its effect in stimulating In­ Thursday afternoon Major Greustl’s This is 85.58 more than England, $7.46 address of welcome, which we printed in more than Germany, $8.88 more than dustries abroad, table dispatches an­ full last week, was responded to by Rev. Spain. 816.43 more than Austria-Hungary, nounce that several large tin plate works 1. M. B. Glliaspif. ami other addresses In South Wales, which have been closed made by Rev. Smith of this city, and Rev. $17.85 more than Russia, and $16 more for some time are preparing to start up Kidder of Morgan. Besides these there than oar neighbors, the Canadians. in full force since news was received of were some excellent recitations, songs and THE MONEY QUESTION. favorable legislation I in this country. Tbe Instrumental music. The camp fire at lhe ground# Thursday By lhe report or tbe secretary of the silk market of Franc! is booming. Canada evening was largely attended and appre­ treasury. July 1, 1894, the money of the Judge Armstrong presided as is only waiting tor Grover to sign the Sen­ ciated. United States—gold, sliver, and paper— ate bill when she will flood our markets Toastmaster in au admirable manner aud amounted to $2,249,355,000, of which with her wool. . Wbothas heard of any of severgi of tire old comrades responded with short calks. there were 81,664.061,000 in circulation, these Industries in America booming Friday afternoon Rev. Davis of Cedar leaving 8585,204.000 iu the treasury. Creek, offered prayer. Miss L. Jean- Mc­ any extent? It is, therefore, plain that what the na­ Laughlin gave a fine recitation, and Pally Bunnell of Alabama, gave a slrort talk. tion needs is not machinery to manufac­ Their Love for the Soldier. The speech of tbe afternoon was made by ture more dollars, but business confidence I The platform adopted by the democrats Rev. Washingtonc, Gardner, of Albion, and financial certainty to set in motion tbe in Chicago iu 1893 declared In favor of whose name and face is very familiar to nation’s stock of money. Hte effort “juet and libera) pensions for all disabled all the people uf Michigan. Tbe ttndy of tbe money question baa Union soldier#, their widow# and depend- was a grand one—he never made a poor speech in bls life. He was listened to led me to tbe adoption of bi-metallsm. If ents.” \ with tbe closest of attention sod liberally a double standard is possible then 1 am in Notwithstanding their lionejW omiiauded favor of a double standard. But I am not tions the democrats reduced the\i ■*ror the success of tbe reunion this year much is due to the work of H. B. Trask, for a gold standard that would drive silver ation for pensions thl# year , out of tbe country, nor am 1 for a silver and i# only another instance of vH^idr a Tbe G. A. R» also wishes to extend thanks to Marshal Miller who raised and collect­ standard that would drive gold oat of tbe democratic platform is for—to get intoZ-ofed all lhe money, and to the merchants of country. As let what would be the practi­ fiee on, but not to be lived up to. Hastings who contributed so liberally cal effect • of certain doctrines held by Ata meeting Friday nonilng at 1C in the following officers were elected: many la still the subject of much specula­ Tbe dem xtrats hare been conducting an A. W. Dillenbeck—C*fl. tion. I have never met an advocate of educational campaign ever since Gr ver J. C. Cutler—LieuL Col. ■Uver who declares himself in favor of a took his seat nearly a year and a half Jgo.. Felix Chamberlain—Major. Wright Garrison—Quarter-master. alngle allrer standard. So far as I un­ They have already taught Lhe people that Rev. L M. B GIHasple -Chaplain. derstand tbe science of financial entomolo­ tinkering with tbe tariff Is a mighty ex^ <. jlr. Kilpatrick—Surgetn. gy..! believe that a silver spider would petal ve business, and every day they are NOTES. prove as great a pest as a gold bug In tbe teaching tbe people tbe manifest ben eflu A Soldier# reunion in this county with­ great fields of American industry. of protection. Protection lsu could ask for out some song# by Comrade Palea, of Way­ no l>etter advocates of Ibelr doctrine than land wsuld not be complete, so the boys a free trade congress and a free trade Spencer O. Fisher, the democratic nomi­ president They are doing more for tire Tbe boy ebolr made the reunion more nee for Governor of Michigan, attended a cause than all tbe republican campaign entertaining with some very fine songs. barbecue at Webberville the other day sod orator# in existence. made a speech. Among other things he Umen Broa.. sueoesaors to W. W. Cole, said. ‘•There is no excuse for mistaking nr circus and managerle and Ks)sh. the big­ **I was brought up ou a farm in Hills­ misapprehending tbe feeling and tbe tem­ gest elephant In eaptlrtty, wen In Tank­ dale county. not far from here. I was per of the rank and file of democracy. town to-day tor two pertonnanoea. Tbe raised between the plow handles. I saved They are downcast under tbe assertion day has been warm and a great many my first money earned on a farm. I am that their party fails in ability to manage Yanklown oounlr people base bad a surtell or circuses this year and thoae oondltbe government, and they are apprehen­ lluns combined to nuke the audience at publican legislation that made me »o. It sive that efforts to bring about tariff re­ the artenwon performance much smaller as claw legislation, so constructed iu the form may fail; but they are much more than the show deserved. Ot the three dreus rl.lulkni ot til. summer Lemen Bros. downcast and apprehensive in their fear Is much tbe beet. that democratic principles may be aarThere are no taklnr. no crafters, and no niBaus and tbe mansgnvle contains an ex­ cellent assortment ot eurhMitles. The s'0ITORIAL NOTE? PtMMXtoo dMMt mb to be eetlrelr Following the custom, of year# standing, the Detroit. Lansing and Northern R- Kwill run tin? annual low rale ekcrirawm to Northern Michigan resorts on Sept 4th. * Train will leave Woodbury at IT** * m.. stopping at Grand Rapid# for dinner and Traverse City for supper, arriving al Petoskey at 9 00 p. m. Round trip rate $4.00. These excursion# afford an excellent opportunliy l»r many u> vl.il th. u.trU. Mlrhlfcn rra.rt., who p«h,|>» eould not do so othorwlM!. A deHjhrful ulp »«» lx. eujoy.d •« tho train w«l run via llrr popular C. W. M. It’y trou Grand Kaplda, well known ak II* "Sn-nle Line ot MlenKin. Tickets will Im to return with­ in ten dsys. on all regular train.. Uagitage will l>e checked through tn Petmkev or to principal stations north or Balwln al which the train will stop. See baud bill., or consult agents for fur­ ther particulars. LEHEN PKOTtlERSB NEW C0L0JJ71L 5I10WJ REAL HIPPODROME AND FREE HORSE FAIR Will PositiTely Exhibit at HASTINGS .... ON Dr. Bennett. Michigan#* aucet s-ful specialist, will be nt Hastings Douse. Monday. Aug. 37. Hay fever, asthma, dyspepsia, lie cure*, they remain cured. Piles of all klndi. no matter how bad or how long standing, he permanently cures them. No pain and no cutting, etc. Go see him when here. Notice. All dog# not licensed and found with no tag on will be taken care of In accordance with ordinance. W. H. Miller, Marshall. SPOXABLB—LOWBLL. Wore urrtted in mar­ riage r>v Ker. Bob’i Adiim». at hl# home ou Green 8c. Mr. Sumner Kveatble end loiur* Lowell, both of Hastings township Aug. and. The Largest Elephant that walks the earth. 2 inches taller and two thousand pounds heavier than Jumbo The Only Bniine Kangaroo io the World. Appears in the ring daily in fistic contests with his trainer A SCHOOL FOR COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND ENGLISH COURSES. Fractical Bisiness Training Only White Sea Lion in captivity From the Kasko-vim River in Alaska. Beautiful Catalogue sent on Application. J. DILLINCHAM, Pros. A. L. SILVERNAL, Prin. « ________I. H. WHITE, Sec. A Treas Sugar is up a little, but all Nice Pairs for Canning 8 1.00 per bu. Nice Plums from f 1.25 to $1.50 per bu. Peaches will soon be here and we have cans to put them in and they are cheap too. Pt Mason Jars, Qt. “ •• i gal. " “ 50c per Dot 55c 75c “ Come while the price is’ down and Mock full. Hams& Van Arman Positively more Rare Animals, more Performers more Fine Horses and Ponies than all‘1 the shows before the public. A Menagerie of Rare and Costly Animals. A Museum & Aquarium of Natural History Don’t Fail to See the Grand Free Street Pa geant. Worth Going Miles to See. RlFPODROME MG ON ft MIL£ TRACK 392 11)6 SHERWIN WILLIAMS 60 Camel .Rasea, Pony BaceB,«Roinan Chariot Covers Most—Looks Best— Elephant Races by Drivers, Roman Standing Bares, Lasts Longer than any Races ween Man and Horse , Other Paint. AGENCY, w.kooobYMR PERFORMANCES DAILY KrOne to the Combined Shows. ds �-j A STlNG BANNER. -npridiy, A«f.' n3. »H»r . to <t~«. .nd hsu trtmuUngsghn. A fine Un, personal mention. dM, u- Y.tra, of lTOta, tsvday. 1|H. j j Tim county, city, t.d .tjln.nt onttnUes l>r.Cl.j,.,n William. „„ ,a thr ,, Tue-e.rScr.ebleiGOods in a drug ’■ere well reprerenled si estop u»,n|„.. „ ihid w. .-t * I-Iirmeksgrov. Sundsy. fcrer.1, ti,„u. .. “ Vw!* 1 "'™ Uvl,;,ta ‘ •*■•<*■ “Mild people were present. /-'■>•- ('amphor. Oil Cedar,. ’ . -ky / ''y Papert • -r Boraxt i ■pperdt' ('’yeritk: Lime, u-iv/ic Acid, !! Oil Soap, Ooff 1s agent Tor thu Detmlt Star, t,,t l»r. Suleaba hiuml st Ai.mo |,„ Soo_ Itr*’’Whvu»™ ”> <»• day ami Monday. Bi* Star,m Sre w.lk, drop In an.t Mr. and Mrs. F. <1. Srpw.ll entertained one. Itwffl please yon. 11<ilott company last «,Mt. ni’k. . Mrs. S. Ljdfe „r K.lamo, vl,ited friends Here to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Van Arm.,, Iu Urn city Irei Itrt Sumhri- muruin -. Mrs. H. II. u.H.y- ,pe-ilKj|(I11(|,r ,n(t Mollierwnd sou doing well, while the aloiiday In KhIhumzo-i. \ lisppy Trther bas ■ smile that reaches clear Oknto* Hesaer ani party returned from aonwa the store. f»«u Luki) Monday night. MBpsryPhlllltW wtH be f0„„(| Um. Wm. Amlruu, of Battle Creek, bu been LoAport fruit j.r«, . b!t line .,f rrirtl Dr. J. c. Arning . caas. everything frrel, and reliahl. |H n,e Uaatlce GrlgNuy In at Unckley Park, grocery Hnt>. The rerfhre he .hoalff Grand Lodge, of I. 0. G. T. betflven a trial by every one. It will Banner and Detroit “j Weekly Tribune or the S'”* Banner and New York Weekly Tribune for _ only $i.oo per year in "l advance. Subscribe now. COOK BROS. Mr*. Will Franc, or Charlotte, visited trlrtidM in the city last week. When you need thoea, remember that Mm. Thomas Cox and Clyde returned ■with all cash purchases of both shoes a,Kt ih:sd»ssof goods tbe best,'•slippers. Wooley ft Bronson give you a ■from the north Saturday morn tag. Mr. and Mm. Miner Keeler. of Middle* • •. a «»nt. The poor isj''ticket which will entitle you lo have ymir any price. I make af ■shoe, halfsolesl for a very small m, -vlllc, were in the city Saturday. Mm. Geo. Walter and daughter Lucile .;t'. these goods set! can See their add. IMs week. h i) :i to you pure, fresk W. A. SeMastm tetunierl from Mreltesl spent last week In Grand Ra^dH. FRF.D I. HEflTfl the. prugksisvs. KrhlMy Chxlnaan «< YowiMUl? Com. -■ eanetis will tecteuM ax Ckr-ecdale C’be,.t. lull.** a O dtotfc i». »r... for mr..- ,ii-. !<•.•:Im; Uetogatre v» the <eonnry , i i ■ held in BaattneH. teept rtth, Kv <rdwr of Gem. I ha A uhahcnan. -,. , 3CAL NEWS. <ttVULrtT(ON ex. 82 ^uirea. ihk«-s f«r ltdk*wienis ie iHnoc «t the week *.j.riMiiitien< farmer «( *<;*r4- in plwtoffW$by -oan be at the CtaMUnte stttfdw. . itexjtbA will boon occur tbe .. ver tti»- KgUonal Itanfc. . surely suit. Mrs. Jas. Li. MrKerlu nd Mm. W. R. where he has been attending the Nsrionul Association of Fire Engineers ot America. Cook were in Grand Rapids Saturday. He reports an wmllent time, and that the Rev. Grigsby la aueodlng the Sunday visiting chiefs were roy.lly entertained. School Dis. cunvriitkmuc Grand Ledge. They were driven, feasted and ht Fact Mm. Will Wagner, of Grand Rapids, everything daate to make their vlstt most visited John BuMty und family last week. enjoyable. • Mm. Katiray, Matron of Grace Hospital, 1’. R. Paweoast the enterprising jeweler, Detroit, is the guest of Dr. C. P. Lathrop. has devised the happy plan of haring a Mr. and Mrs. Will Squlers aud Ger­ bulletin in Vhj store, where he will place trude, to Big lUpi.k. <ere vldling in the all tt>e lateKnicws wired him eoneeming city. the K. n< P. Drill. It will no doftbt be Mm. Philip Stoktorn of, Muskegon, fc watched Wirt) great Interest, and the pub­ tile guest of ftiends Kind relatives in the lic will appreciate the effort Mr. ’Pancoast I ci<y. toakes to toeep them posted. Mrs. Geo. Dennhi. ot Kalamazoo, has Tltoee wbc desire bargains tn •the gro­ t»eru visitMtg friends and relaUves in this1 cery line should avail themsHveii of the city. opiwrt'mttydffnrded by the aMgewwiit of Miss ifanaalrDewey returned to Owns*, Jos. Itogen a Co. For the nmtt thirty so Saturday After c. two weeks visit in tlie’ day*. **r ca«h only, all «wod« i« toe store etty. will be wild a» cost, and a great saving A. H. McNeil and wife, of Caledonia, will tee -msHe by purchasing «f them. Crockevy.xnnned goods, eveejd-btag goes visited Mr. And Mrs. Jas. MeKevitt last1 Tbe new catalogue of the city-ayhool« its jeat <nit. Be sure to obtain acopy nrtri read eo pecicily the Saperintewdent’s re­ port wteichotn tai ns matter of intenmt to patron*, aho notice the revised 'ALumni ifet wtowh new contain* ^13 names. It shoiiid tee a matter of pride *« (he oiiizen.* of l!a<ht)te' that her txehook -can -show «wch a fist of bucce“sf<ri anti -even -end- Ml^s Arlou MeOmber. who has been quite sertandy 111 is much better at lids writing. , W. It. Creasy returned to Plainwell Saturday mwruiug after vi>KLug his sea Irving Mi->-H*s Mamie and Mamie Lk-am, return­ ed tu cboir home in Mlsbaukee. Ind., j Tuesday. auy Utwwr. Sprlnklr* ill v»w .Kick tank and nat « partleiu of rr—. wll fnnu in tbe wafer. W4ten tbe ti»e Phuh* it. htreuaiti and the twum beefee. t. foriik which ma. be twice d:irl«r the fewuc.'wi'd out the tank and re­ peat tbe daee. II L- eheaa. mit anly hatan- Mrs. Russell and Miss Bertha Bentley *penf Sunday ami Monday with Aileguti retatiTes. ARE HERE lla ,ln tjfnrfjtfM, friends. ip W)l» sesuxi, follow y walking advertisement for our house'./ Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ Everyone who buys once comes again, .and invites his friends to come too. We are selling our goods as low as they can be sold anywhere. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have knocked prices down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY reliable. We are not here for a day, nor for a month. W. H. SPENCE. E take pteaanre in announcing to our friends and the public generally that on and after SEPTEMBER 10th we propose to conduct our bus­ iness, both buying aud selling, on the cash plan. A long experience in the clothing business lias convinced us that the system of selling goods on credit to be paid for when convenient is a most vicious one. The increased expense of doing a credit business, on account of book­ keeping and collecting, the amount of inevitable losses every year because of bad debts, which will occur, notwithstanding the most careful discrimination; the loss of interest from having a large amount of capital “tied up” in book accounts all render necessary a large margin of profit which has to be consid­ ered as business expenses and paid for by the cash buyers. Besides this, the bad feeling constantly occurring because credit is given to one customer and refused to another, and the disagreeable "necessity of being obliged to dun customers for past due accounts, confirms us in our determination in the future to sell only for cash. W _______ Road ComtalMlonera can find 3 tnch Bridge Plank at our vard In Hastings, outer people can find anything they want In the line of lumber aud shingles. Barrurr. Tomumbox axd Rtnatt. The young people connected with lhe various church societies ot Charlotte are oondutdb.g religious services at tbe poor farm In Eaton twenty carry Sunday aftern(xl„. Why wonld not th Is be a wnrtby plan for some of the doetellW |D “f «•» Every sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really ment clear through. ll< Hdert>kk»a Uluak. « the very u west term- cunslsrent with The fact th*Z human intdlteetu* DOt Staerk. Call and «xamiM> hit Jiue. essential U> saeaess In pnrlllaa la demon^ou will find what you want, "Mrated *r the performance of Tom. the Oay wholesaler all the Leading brand* of mined Kxntt.ro", which «re dlvertlnj the C’Wre at factory prices. Dealers will save natrons ot tbe Great Lemon Bros. Sbo»» “•W) by placing their ord* rs with him. dally. Tom stands ala feet bl*h. ,nd <*<n uf Big SUr on the walk. Detroit planted aolldlr opoo Ma two Mud k*N with the adjunct of a powerfnl tall, bell tlm best Jc. on earth. able to wand up before human borer. and Gov. Rich returned to Lansing •««».-—.------ ----------City last werk tee received wotd ! deal boneet blow, that wwUd f’vm L. -tai-y of suir Gitodoiu | damage to bla MitaconM. batJ®T . I .................. .. Urfsubhii itopucr UtslUre^sofbothgreoorereff w Bros.’ glhlVll MWWI .J)<re ’’“y olSislK under Juehlm. Imd been «r- dud gloves, Lemvn Lenten Bros.' Is what we give to every customer, a Mr. and Mfs. Van Gordan, of EaUm Rapids, spent Bunday nt Wall Lake with Mr. aud Mm -E. L. Heath. Friday r«*w about. 3:30 o'etoeh ame- mazoo Telegra'tb. Kt.; Krti piiot«eEqptos (hat »e«er ■win stole a Calamtilaii npeuiaatlwtlre bieAlex Christie. Fred .Knapp, and Addle • i-i.. .lUkdiristinio. the .reliable >b©- iy*l« from la frwat «f «r. Kenaedy’a ml- Parker started for Washington. D. C. tographu. t • | daw. TlieSberid Was prompUy astl- 1I thia moruing' to settle tbe camp for You wu’inv.HabJy tiiMl jB-'ditional i»- fled but at thi. wriUug no trace lias b~ai 1 HuUks Division. d-rrward of Mo tu> n'a), ’'ttuuty .am.' other ne«£ mkj our ineMe ifouad of tbe thief MiM Glenna Schantz, of Hastings, vis­ local pagtsbeen affered. aad the Pope Htf. Co . baw ited Mta* Florence Wnodhams last week— a ebuulliiK offer of M for lhe arrwd and jj a ok. ;Ik. only genuine cherry towMrs. A. H. Ravmond •< Hartings, visited ie, ; । Coy s. bigiii Big Star on ithe walk. donviellon of anyone ateallnc wheel* of her slater Mm. B. Thompson over Sunday. tlielr .nmke—Uw Colombian. The luehy .Plainwell guterprise. Ha :i'l«rshott WA. . ■aan wBLfaf *TU. J. W. Luus aud family have moved to Vby can't aheouNiaiauii <rf abla cltr <»rHaaUnc* Oirl.ioo was affaln the fortu­ Huntington, tad., where Mr. Lunn KK...I ag<Ms! Wd. We UHmmu- that il nate aidin', ot a surprise Friday even Ing open a tailor rtop. wocl'l b- woi! >UHporred. shop. Tlie people of that by Mr. and Mr«. M. O. Abbott. Uellclous dtp will thid Hr. Lunn an aprlffht. hon­ Cay keeps a Uaetf>f muok^ug and cbewIbg iolweci^. iky our nuap £ur cuL Ice cream and cake were served on the orable genllrmsA, well shilled In Ills busllawn and from Um bouse was suspended urar. snd we wl.h him s»c*sa Only; ‘ •. it,. > .winner. a larM banner with the laseriptlon -ttac- fKOr. Clarence l.Ulrop has been appoint­ Tli# T.-acliers iM-xitute i» in enr at Waahlaaton.” The Kalgins dal- ed Aseletimt Surpmn al the Ionia Asylum . Ibis-u-. k «ltlt, a £<iod atteudauoc. A deutlyaatractod all tbe Inspiration Umt lor tlie fNnyenms au*1 Oti°1|Ili| insanr »L full reppri will be 'Tinted later. ! came tram a liberal supply of theae dellea- : a good salary./5r. Lathrop Is a prog.eeMurn nnd \Valkin« aviil pay lhe Bl«O- claa fur Usey Uavr.drilled better ever sluae— -,|ve. husllliig young wan. and to an ei•v»: murisut prices for apples at their Douw- The surprise waaa very pleasaa t one. Mllerl ■edlcal education has had the j’fttg • .Mpuritur. comoMOcinK *»u F^Ld^x. ^dastlng. Uial.dM will «o to Washing. ।le neHts of much practical ciperlence lur­ Ang si. -i et-tbcui. been connected with Gtaoe Hospital In ton Tie the Grand Xapid. ft Indians to ing । The ritj .achool begiaa ou Ta^Uaji, Port Wayne. Ind., and from there ria the Detroit for a long while. He will fill lhe 4U1. Monday bring Labor Day wkieh Fennsylraflls Cenlral ft. It. j-1 HI W position xlth credit । w a ^cgai hnbSJny In thia atau*. indkou. 1>. O. Batlerson. Cashier of Uw Merwill MIW IliU aiTSmunlsj abont | jRoim are tiixt *hrrr will br a lanre* ruroUsnd Tanners bank, of DansrUle, yr.*, by special train to Kalamazoo and ehanla ( •Utcni. expect to arrive In Waehln<t<a> S«»*»y jX Y.. and W. B. Bundy. Cashier of lhe ’Ai/H'kb - Manager for huancial' inaU- aiMwtog about 8 p. ar Andover bank, of Andover, N. Y., togeth­ Tlie choice of one tatkuj. lUTrmnne and bond required. a, thane routes are offered tue Dlslslou for er ( with their wlree. returned liome last Liberal indui'rtajftt to the right man-. Ad- their retorn. rlt eUher the Pennsylvania ,week efter a few days visit with W. H. dw.'w. Tbe Easteta Absurauee •Cumywoy, Central, the Baltimore ft Ohio or lhe Chee- ,Powers and family. They stopped off 1‘tUladrlpljia, Pa, tpaMeftOblo. Tbe majorUr at Ute mem- ,here on their retura from a trip through J- Forbei, lhe tartar, will m ike >ou a her wHI return by the way of Che latter jNorthern Michigan and Minnesota and during their ebort stay made many new (all suk., p( the latoat style aad cut, r.~w It; srnk0. WE .* John T. Lombard and two oldest daughWrre fc . p^nlrr that h wwtb 5C tu i‘-th Mt f«r » ulp to Kaclne, IVlmaita. Mrs. U. T. French and sister Mhw Grace Sinitii. <of Middleville, were guest* Krp.hlioatw' el Ban, Oaatv abnuht by of Mr. aud Mw. T. J. Bush. Sunday. are j*< tiMtHt react <«s4 m d-unna means to attend tbe emwaees fat I’uliev Buamell. of Alabama, attended the eteetUa «l .iVlegale* fa the -County the rrunkm. die will visit friends and !»<•« Xc. Jgars i«t <i*e -oKy. Convewbon So be Weld In <Hs eity Wednea relatives in Uris vtehilty until November. !iar uu avalk. UdMkaraheU day Boot. thUn. In Muds*- tN*rx house, Ira ,Vau Valkeiibunt and Sylvester eotuimweinrat 00 a- m. The. nail for thia (irensel were hi Kalamazoo Thursday on ;■ -uaMUC yoatr fall drew, call ■ eonvenlitw aad Ute number ot delegate* business euuueoted with Hastings Divi­ • thoseJtM*: revived at iBut- the aariatu tewoahips are entitled to. will sion. , | be found eUewSiereU: this Usae. ’ Send In Elmer Fisher, .who has been seriously went aide «ud£ is being laid .; your eaneam featsoeeot onoe to the Bax­ ill for the past three weeks, was taken to ! MU. h{« hohie in ilaatings yesterday.—Kala­ «mUu A Square Deal K. K. QRflNT �The Michigan State Fair, 6IDETLOII 10 D 21. Witi be one 01. tbe liejt, if not the best ol all held in Michigan. t SEPT. 10 to 21 pay. Never had’ she looked more lovelyHer widow’s garb, with the tasteful white cap and cape worn by married women of the period, set off her com­ plexion and figure to excellent ad­ vantage. A sudden suspicion, raisedl by her manner, that sire whom he * the great fairs I» & 4 Doni fail to.visit the press rojm of The Evening News lhe 4 !> - WHILE AT THE FAIR,- Tlie opportunity should not be miss- 4 Great Daily ot Michigan. 4 4 4 ed bv any one. MORE THAN 60.000 COPIES DAILY. l{iaiARlTW.&L/'\Joi1N5r°Npro eg coxTixcxn.J “Mr. Amerson. I want to have some "talk with you. It is about Hannah, and I hope you will understand my feelings in what I am going to say. My belief since Cullen’s death has been that after my own, and after what wiU seem a becoming lapse of time, you and she will marry each other; and what I’ve been wanting to my about it is this: It is not only my wish for it to be so, but it is my solemn belief that it will be the only means of reconciling . the troubles over your brother’s estate. I have thought ranch, very much about it, and felt it ray duty to let you both know my views anti my fceHnfrs. And I want them made known in the com­ munity, that people will have no cause to remark on any impropriety of it or Its taking place, as I* earnestly counsel, with little delay. That’s what I had to say to you.” She looked at bim with as much calmness bs if never a tie of any sort had been between them. The shame ifcrhich so long had been dormant in his being came forth, making him shrink before those dying eyea. eyixk 1When bp had somewhat recovered he said: “’CVhy. Julia’, why. how can you talk to me in that way? I didn’t—1 couldn’t believe you thought 'so poprly of me. Hannah? Why. Lord help me! I can’t talk, and 1 can’t bear to hear you talk, about my marrying with Hannah or anybody else.” “Why not. Mr. Amerson?? she asked, in a tone cold us her cold hind. •‘Because—because it’s a thing 1 can’t cten think nbput; and I’ve no idea that such a thought was ever iu Hannah’s mind.^ Good Lord, Julia!" She looked for several minutes at his evident embarrassment, and then, in a tone almost masculine, said: “I’ve beep supposing that at least yon had been so expecting, and I wanted both to know that my wish was for thc speedy fulfillment of your expectations. If in this I was mistaken, the case is indeed tn unhappy one. I don't tlrink you can doubt that Hannaji would marry you if you were to ask her. If you do not. she is to ba ruined. Oh, Mr. Amerson! yon put wrong, more than one wrong, upon your brother which will have to bo atoned for in some way. The dear boy died not knowing thc kind.ancl extent of some of it. and without suspicion of •fvhat would have seemed to bis geherous nature far the greatest. During his life, playing upon the weakness of his wife, whose loyalty he was too pure himself to suspect, you—to what ex­ tent you corrupted it. only you two and tbe Creator know. I did hope that thc feeling .you hnd for her might, after my death, be made honorable by legitimate sanction. As it is—oh. Hannah! poor Hannah! That’s all I have to say now: please ask them to come back.” ■ He knew then that either she had witnessed thc garden scene or that it had been reported to her by one of the servants. He could not but feel the shame, yet he was thankful that his apprehensions were groundless that she had asked for the interview for the purpose of threatening exposure of what she knew about the pretended destruction of the will. Without ask­ ing his leave, she sent n messenger to Hannah begging to see her once more. It was a blessing she did so. In a brief conversation they came to un­ derstand each other fully. When told how Cullen had died, the invalid said: “Blessed be God! Oh, Hannah, you have taken out of my heart tbe thorn that pained thc deepest; and, my dear child, 1 have prayed earnestly that Cullen’s family may recover what ht£s been taken from them. I trust it will be so; I cannot foresee how. but I know that God regards with peculiar watchfulness the things done to widow­ hood and orphanage. That’s all J can say. I am thankful that you and Mr. Amerson will never marry; but, Han­ nah dear, I hope that when the doings in all that unhappy affair are brought to light, you will try to see that he has some chanoe to avoid absolute ruin in this world and in the next.” At her death her husband shed some real tears. Tbe brother and sister went away in continued ignorance of the greatest miseries which he had LnCicted upon her who now was beyond their sympathy and help. adjoining Cullen'u and noy hoped for some result, if no other than increased exasperation of the public mind by the way he meant to discuss his conduct in the courthouse. If he did uot contest, it would evince . fear, or ut least a sense of weakness. .h® reU ? the i n? “ .i! v I ”■ I*01; 1 ..w I talk about . itj freely. Already he hiul , . alluded to the will several times on the I j streets, in the hearing of town and j । county people,, and been pleased at the ■ j sight of tbeir indignation. He rvaanot ; ; a lawyer of distinguished ability, but ' *|' .he was studious, courageous, vigilant I and entirely honorable. Cullen, beeanoo of bis affection for Wiley e .rife, ! J j . I | I 1 I 1 rxjs'T TnixK rr’8 mt bcsikkm." ibDuplu u> anti delude according to hU*nrp<~-s of every sort may have BoUen bevond hfa power, quickened ft, „Uni|,at!oD for for her his admitatfon her to to the the degree degree that, if fduud necessary^ he would marry her with small delay. “My dear Hannah,” he said, not a little embarrassed. “I’ve been wanting very much to see you. How are you, iuSnab? “ ?! uever saw vou look better.” very well. it was "^X ’wS.edI suppose to^Tier ' on ’ show w uc* —— «,ald end«re. Knowing the nc»» of suffering to *n inmwvn. spiritHe let it fell npun her tn nrany way.: but the «>re*t |»ng no tobt jn. .he n-M led U,.u^ecL^ethlnp between yon .nd me TUt it ohould have moved her to feel and to exprew anch a wish a. you report .bon ed that die was absolutely ripe for the King­ dom of Heaven. I would wonder nt your repealing her word, to me, except that from what I know of you I could not wonder at anything yon would do on tlie line of comparing any purpooe of your own.” ' Her calmness was as of one uispoaad almost to smile. . “Hannah,*’ he spoke rapidly, such talk surprises me more than any— What can you mean?” “How came Sister Julia to suppose that I’d marry you? Did you tell her you thought so?” wbat 1 suppose about it. Julia was worried about tbe way father had left his will, and I’ve no doubt she thought that was the best way to make things equal between us.” “Did she know of that scene in the garden when you behaved so to me the last timtf I was at your bouse before Cullen died?” “Of course sb* AIAn»* ’’ A Quarter Ceutury Teat, For a quarter of a century Dr. Kings New Discovery has been tested, anid the millions who have received benefit from Its use testify to Ita wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, cheat, aud lungs. A remedy that has stood the test so long and that has given so much uni*, venial satisfaction la no experiment Each boule is positively guaranteed to give relief, <»r money refunded. It is ad­ mitted to l»e the most reliable for coughs and colds. Trial bottles free at W. H. Gnodyears Drugstore. Large aixe 50c. and SI.00. AND ECOWMIZE YDlffl TIME, HUSBAND TOUR 51HBimi & INCREASE YOUR PLEASURE W U5IMG [5AMTA CLAU550AP BEST PUREST AND MOST ECONOMICAL“STTIffi N1FAIRBANK OJW^ । Reduced 50c. to 25c. a Copy. from $5 to $3 a Year. had resolved to moke no public move- . ..| lusl„^,? ,Why. Vhv. yee. “Busincas? yea. some some little little ment during the remainder of her tile. ; but 11 alw wanted to tnlk-to which he foresaw must be brie! Ill, I you about otont <jthcr citHer things, among them them „a lawyer, when not occupied with the .f- ,1 message „ (hll or you. voo.-” that, poor Julio Julia left left ;for fnlra of other cllente. went upon what ’■ sht wc^ hl looU with „-th one one She*_ „, answered his, look deer-shooters call «Ull-bunu. wherein, ! „hi(.h rf|owlfI| ,bl. knc„ ,he „Im in „ without the sound of halloo and hound. I CTeli such , won!„n ns herself, quarries may sometimes be stolen d wis n<.|ther .urpriwtl nor dinMr. Fred Miller of Irving. 111. writes, upon. Cnllen.de.th Cullen’s death intensified noon intnnsUlwl his hl. pleM,d y,e „dmlra,iou now ex­ that he had a severe kidney trouble for interest in the case. He did not ask of •>; The foreoHMtt men of the world writ* tho Ulcrrfurv hibited. many years, with severe pains in the back himself all the reasons. One day, ( ot coateaporaneou* activity for THE FORUM. X ,CA message from Sister Julia! I’d and also that hia bladder was affected. thinking what sort of man Gus Ruch- like to hear that first." He tried manv so called Kidney curea but .’>• Ertry £rtrt subject li taken up by The Foram ’when It mttumhy comet Infs els was, he went into the “Big Indian.” । Wonderful the gift in women, even without any good result. About a year X; public Bttenhce end l» frosted b? the beet euthorillet, without rcjnrd to parties The owpat being alone, he'said to him; those not much cultured and not fa­ ago he began the use of Electric Bitters X; er creede. It will keen any thowoMJut rosier Informed on tho latke and prckltm ‘Gus, I’m sure you pitied Cullen miliar In thc world'H artificial ways, to aud found relief at once. Electric Bitters :•> ol the time, -as no other periodical does. ■ Amerson in being put out in the cold act for definite purposes strange parts. Is especially adapted Io cure of ail kidney by his father, and that you sympathize Before hearing further words, excus­ and liver troubles and often gives almost .. Instant relief. One trial will prove our j with the widow and child. It occurred ing herself prettily, she rose and re­ To many thoujfctfut people, the price of The Pornra box hitherto been pro­ statement. Price only 50c. for large • to me that oecasloimlly, between tired to another room, where before hibitory; indeed nN the Rreet Review* have been too high In price for the masse* . *Cnps as they say, you might hear the mirror she put anotheriornamental bottle. At W. II. Goodyear*’ Drug Store. of intdHgvnt reader*. Eot now the number ot readers of thoughtful literature ■ that it would b«r worth while to something upon her neck and shoul—men uod wocaca who wish really to know what is goiti£ on in the world ortmake a note of. If you do.. —” . aide thc narrow limits of particular sects and parties-1* grrst enough in the ----s ! ders. Iteturning and reiieating^er- ; The best salve in the world for cute, “Mr. Dabney,” with i United State* to warrant *o revolutionary a reduction in price. The Fcrum' cold, quick in- < gjje (obked at him as if she hoped 1 bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever ■ terrnption, he answered, dlscnasca important subject", but it is not dull. The literature of conteap> “I zirsv, don’♦t itnewAo-kwt *• mussagc meant gopd for both. • sores, teller, chapped hands, chilblains, raneons activity is. In fact, tbe most latercstinj of all literature. Amerlafa think it’s my business to try and pump , “ Well?" Shesp die Ixitwoen archness corns. Mid all skin irruptions, aud posi' people that takes drinks at my coun- ' citizenship Implies that a man shall know the opinions, of the foremost men and becoming solemnity. .i lively uve>y cure purs piles or 110 im» pay |»ay rrqnura. required. xi Il ( ter. - Irather and tlu latest great achievements in every direction of activity. I rather feel like it ’s my duty to !; »«juHa wanted me to bring the me* is guarantet d to give perfect satisfaction n.l '...vw nra'in' hniT.' : try and protect ’em ag in* bein’ hauled after— that is,’ that was her or money refunded. Price <5 cents per up for wbat they thoughtless might rennet” i box. For sale by W. U. Goodyear, (he SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. say when taking of my drinks. Yit, | ,.Whv didn’t vou bring it, then?” , druflttet. if anything happen that I can help Coiling down her syes. with her hand ------ :--------------------Tbe Foran Is cow as cheap as the magazines of mere cnltrtainnert. Hanna.:, that her mother is ray own i 5ho brushed at an invisible mote upon I Bangor farmers are fiabtlng fire and dear, COUSin. in a way thats perfect ; iher shining ».»i.black silk gown. I■ nr>rhK THt CHEAPEST. THE LARGEST. THE BEST. OF THE GREAT REVIEWS, Pr*lh»g fnr for rain rain. fair and honor’ble. I’ll let you know. | “Well,” more embarrasted. he con-j N’<.tone complaint ever been made I’m jest as sorry for Hannah as J can tinned, “thc truth is. Hannah, it was , by tbowj using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla accordTh© Forum Publishing; Company, Union Square, New York. be, and my opinion of Wiley Amerson 1 of a kind that 1 thought perhaps you’d (Ing to illreetious. Furthermore, we have is that he’s thc crowdinest man on । rather not hear it quite yet, although । (silt <1 to learn of a case in which It has 35c. a Copy. $3 a Year. them that’ll let him they is in thc I ahc made a point of asking me not to failed to afford benefit. So say hundreds whole of Bald’in county. If anything put' it off, stopping to cohsider what j,,f druggists all over the county. Has happen to Hannah’s advantage in a i !j way\hat s fair and honor’ble, I’ll let I people might have to say aboul such eurrd olhen«, will cure you. Kalamazoo will build a 180 electric light jj you know about it. But my advice to things taking place sooner than some might have expected in the circum- phut to cust $83,000. j you would be to study up Owen Car- ' ! ’■'s'l'cTould not n-prvss tho dvvp bln.h 1 „ “•"> j!1'!““» 'ro,m ] ruthers. that know more of Wiley Am- j [• erson’s business than any other man, ♦»,«»♦ i« i * । • £ : constipation, and a fine constitution may that tuffuMd her cheek. Mistaking Ito lw **1^ aud ruined by simple neglect either in lhe town or in the county, i i There Is no medicine, ter regulating the •1 Little account if Owen be in gen’il, cause, he felt exceeding glad. Brushing away her tears, she asked: J bowels and restoring a natural action to । he’s one not to talk ag’in’ anybody, _ t • v ।• lhc jjijjjygHyg orirans> equal to Ayer’s Pills. “ Can you tell me her reason for such |i special them as lias been good to him. i! and he have to be squeezed like a body 1 anxious haste, and whether it was |! A young golden eagle was shot near mostly on your account or on mine? ” ;■ have to squeeze a red grasshopper to Spring Lake Tuesday. “On account of both. Hannah. Julia !' get the molasses out of him. Yit, when • Bncklngham’s Dye for the whisker? Is seemed to have found out somehow ho answers at all, he answers the the feeling I had for you.” a popular preparation in one bottle, and truth, nigh as he can come at it.” colors evenly a brown or black. Any per­ “But what al>out me? From what “Thank you, Gus; although I didn't you say, she must have believed that son can easily apply it at home. come in for that purpose. 1 believe I’ll all I needed from you was the asking.” j Fifty wherhren bare joined the Jacktake a julep.” Some paleness took the place of the 8011 association this week. “Don’t you take it without you feel redness that now retired from her like it, Mr. Dabney.” face. The bearing down of her eyes “Why,, of course I feel like it, or I upon him seemed to confound him, so wouldn’t have asked for it What do When Baby w.vs Kick, we pave n>*r Castorla. you mean?” When the wwa n Child, "he cried for Caston*. “Nothipg, Mr. Dabney, exceptin' of I don’t want to be paid for what little help I can be to Hannah.” “Come, now, Gus, don’t misunder­ stand me. Don’X make the julep if you think I’m trying to buy you. ReaBy, I don't care for it; but, as I happened to Hlcharl Morpliy was killed at Luding­ be in here, I thought I’d take it I’ve ton Wednesday hr a runaway bone. got enough confidence in you to be­ M. 0. Bailey, recelvlni It Iler Grand lieve that it would take nothing be­ Rapids. (Mich..) Saving, 'lu.,. My, be yond your sense of right to make you cannot say too much In favor of "Adlrnnwilling to help anybody that you be­ . ----- AND----, da" Wheeler'.- Heart and Nerve Cure. lieve to have been wronged.” Sold by W. II. Goodyear. “I beg your pardon, Mr. Dabney.” Then, taking especial pains, he made The (rand stand ot the Sarnia Driving up as nice a thing of that sort as a elub was destroyed by Dre Wednesday. man ever drunk in that or any other county. On Tuesday of the following week, in the Southern Recorder, a Milledge­ ville weekly newspaper, appeared ap­ plications by Hannah Amerson for XZVER BAW TOU LOOK BETTER." letters of guardianship of her son Pearce, and for similar of administra­ unexpected was the attitude taken by tion de bonis non (as such matters arc her. Difficulties tn his mind haring styled in the law) on thc estate of appertained only to calculations ss to “V Keunl,n «f »>e Twenty-lfth Pearce Amerson, lately deceased. When what would be best for himself, doubt 'J'*"**” Inf*utr» "Hi be beld al Benton these were noticed by Wiley Amerson, suddenly raised, added to the sight ot ttaruor. he smiled with some scorn. After read­ her beauty, which ncrer before had Saginaw la tn have a tabla factory. ing them again and again, he blamed seemed so enticing, created and every himself for not sooner going to Han­ FWI* U ,hlPP|nl mineral water moment stimulated eagerness to have nah. This he would have done but for her. Blundering- in his words, he re­ *0 vuicago. , supposing she preferred he should keep plied: 'away until after a decent interval. In "Why, at course Hannah, Julia—I Ite* will hold their seventh annual Con■ his calculation* about her, marriage don’t know what reason she had for it veuttou at Farmer's Grove on August gohad been given not much thought, —but she seemed to believe that—that Address all orders to j mostly because he did not regard it bs .necessary, and partly because of the you and I both would be likely—that (encumbrance of her child, who some is. in time—that both of us mlp-M Tbe poe«i -Rock Me to Sleep Moth,," <day would become a man. Not doubt­ think such a thing, in all the cirenmTHE HACTINGS rx A<*er jing that she would marry him on the stancea, the best thing to do." "Then,, according to your notion, , asking, he regarded this movement as It t. » general hvorit, ror°u° u a'meLt Sister Julia, who in oft her previous little loach of home life. p„( ,1,* an indication of fretfulneas at his deOther .Ide to lhe picura. ^7^“' of every sort, undertook, while on her tract deathbed, one for you and for me, and litigation. Tliereforc he decided to M y<m WBS anxions about Tbe New York Weekly Tribiine Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. MSUtMS DflHNH ONE YEAR FOR ONLY | LOO, O15H IN /IbY/lNCE. ItJ wuVK’.S""'5 Chrt,U,n BANNER. ex* sort of woman Julia, wk*?" �B . rl-xsTiNG anner ihut«iav, Aug. 33, rS<u. Now thetabout two boshel. ot wheat . eeo betaught tor. dollar, why not rMdI the wheat to the etoclr? A bushel ot' wheat will go lurtlier than . buehel ot ' oats tor Dobbin and do him more WK«I A quart or wheat waked w^tl .aswerM (or , meal tor a tame and there are thlrty-two qua.l. In a buahel, Hog. will fatten hel­ ler whet, kept on a wheat diet tb,n on com or oats; ergo, there la , tatter mtalon tut wheat than wiling It at forty eenla . bushel. John Mullen. I.tar XMePltariln ,5*’“"’. wt. J. WeWx-r J. Dill N. Plstmr Jas. stiea H Flfield 6. Phifer G. Dm ling Eli Shea A. Hurney W. BrohMin C. Bai low J. D< novan M. C’u>|-r U.reu, SUtain., pnllre il.ty , 5 f talvy, POllve dtlly John My-U,. mllce duty l>. H. Trejo ' - ■ ______________ ___________ = 13.05 7.50 AN EXPENSIVE DINNER. 10.50 ; COOS, Loc»l Editor. ‘ • w ,8.70 way in tbe world to be sure . lars b Plate. 4.50 The Eaxth Enveloped in a Mys­ “History of the cuisine fairly teems of having the best paint, and that 0.00 terious Darkness, \ with descriptions of costly meals.’’ re­ is to use only a well-established . 8 40 marked a resident of Brooklyn recent­ 4 BOO ly to a writer for the Washington Star. brand of strictly pure white lead, »n Explanation of the Fhcnntseoon .40 “We rend how that profligate Helio- pure linseed oil, and pure colors.* .90 Which Filled the People gabulns, the Roman emperor, had a Tlie following brands are stand­ 4.84 single dish on his table once that cost 4.50 two hundred thousand dollars, and how ard, “Old Dutch” process, and are The most memorable phenomenon of 2.70 the heavens in modern times was that another Roman,- Aelin Verna, gave a always absolutely ■n.e recent letter from the Judge ot 2.23 ( day of remarkable darkness over New supper to a dozen cronies that cost a ■ Award, OU Baking Powders at tbe Chica­ 2.40 England May 19, 178L That dav, says quarter of a million dollars. Then go World'. Fair, eiimalng tbe fatally ot the ViteUius, pt ill another Roman and an 2.40 a writer in the Chicago Times, made a emperor, likewise entertained his claim ot a Chicago house that Ila bakln2 4U 1 00 more profound. Impreucion. has been brother at u little smock that used up lewder had received the highest award 1.05 j more written and talked about, than n couple of hundred thousand; but tor strength, punty, eacellvuce, etc., la a <i a/ । all the Muromsp comets and meteoric these were ancient fellows, who had *.feed fi»r.Mme 3furl-/days dnfc», killing5 “Morlay,” 8 I showerTwithin the last five centuries. nightingales' tongues nnd humming ”“, Anchor." scathing rebukt' to tboae manufacturers ot Eckstein,’“’ | "Bhipmro,” bou.Mtthe poumi The great rotmnomer Hcrechel placed 4.50 Interior baking powders who have no re­ “ Southern,” M'ivtx! by Aid Osborn that thr axels, be it in the domain of the unexplainable. birds’ brains uhd similar marvelous " Armstrong & KcKehry," dainties. Coming-down to modern days " Beymer-Bauman," "Red Seal." gard tor the troth, but habitually aeeg, |„ allowed mill onlt-rs drawn on respective , 00 pronounced yms the darkness that and plain, ordinary, everyday ham and •*Davi>-Chaiab*«." "Cellier," their public announeementa, to deoelre fund f<*r same. Carried. .%‘tUcd down over the earth that fowli eggs, I ate a supper once in this very “ Fahnestock." Illvk.. Hiiir.n.n, (istaYn eou. 11 mere. The Judge ot Awards stales llnktar, WvU.en went to their roosts, horses and cattle town |hnt cost u friend of mine four? ♦ If you want colored paint, tint «i.,l Wu'.vra. that no such award was given lo tho Chi­ . showed distress, dogs whined, and .teen hundred dollars. A gentleman Nays. None. any of the above strictly pure leads Moved ijy Aid [ticks topr.>ccAl to elect : thousands of persons anticipated the named Parker kept an- establishment । cago concern, aud has noUlied It that it dawn of doom. The great colonial devoted to’entertaining gentlemen at ■■ with National Lead Co.’s Pure. must ceaai. publishing hh mime In con Clerk of Water Com. Varrb-d. । at-r»Wlc for American independence sundry gomes of chance. One night • White Lead. Tinting Colors. A)ch. All. neetlon with Ila false siatmn .ms. • Tetlera B'”1 11,10“uu aPP^I»ted was still iu progress, the federal union the friend I speAk of nnd myself were-* These colors arc sold in one-pound cans, each I was not yet established; there was killing nn evening here together, when can being sufficient to tint 35 pounds of Strictly Council Proceeding-.. B“su!lo' ballot. *even*votes-for E G I that chaotic state that generally' pre- we conceived the idea that a visit to [ Pure While Lead the desired shade; they are io |. cedes ,..x.„ greatc vAMiAt^g.3, changes, auu and there was Parker’s would be just the thing. We । no sense ready-nixed paints, but a combination .Holbrook. vuvre woo L-lltn* Moved by Aid WeiaMertllliai E. G. II... ! considerable rancor in the minds of the ! put it into execution at once. 1 have of perfectly pure colors in tbe handiest form to Common Council met In adjourned resbrook Lt? docUiyd elected as Clerk <<f : • •.•d’.isr to have hn nnctlbK bb'O, Motulny eve. .July nd^’yi. | Hover gambled in my life, and my ' tint StrictlyPure Whke Lead. if.ive n.id latye .experience Send us a postal card and gel our book un Mas’or Greusel presiding. H ater Cvtn. for tbe year. Carrktl, j latnot und royalist each regarded, friend has not done it since. We went' paints and color-card, free. Present a: roll call. Aid Bennett. Hubby, Hnffuun. Osborn, . the ominous dry and the threatening , upstairs and entered the room just as j NATIONAL LEAD CO. Huffman, (Kbntn. Weibert nud Waters, i. Tinkler. Wrissetl and Water-. glocnn r.a the cvidenee of Heaven’s dis- supper was announced; My friend did : Chicago Branch. J. N. SMITH. On mutlun of Aid Bennett reading uf :; Nays, None. pleasure against the other, and the not want-to ent anything, but I was State and Rltesnth Streets, Chicago. ................ - . -meeliug ........m* hvmpvucu of Aid Odmin, Council ad- general conclusion was that the im- J hungry, aud when some plausible res-! inhs. of Just postponed.. I I . On Moved by Aid Osborn that tbe Connell Jl,urn}11 for 1 wk- CurrirM, -'TATE • pending mystery would culminate in ' cal of a dealer told me thqt therp \yas ask ibe Water Board to return the 4/ hr* hr®' 1I -'ye->, All. k tbe the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah. Thc ' broiled Smithfield han, flanked with E. G. Holhrook, per day sprinkling, from 5 to 7 a. m. and I .!■ I. ION * SMITH , ignorant gave way to all sons of gro- J pullets’ egga as a isort of tide issue to . 0 10 S P 111. Lost. . .■ ssfially. Recorder ; conjecture -, and the f.*w pro-1 the qtbenrise gorgeous feast T broke A;^. Brnnetr, Biutbr, Hirks. Huffman, I Woodland. Mich J founder annas were unable to advance ! for tha supper roflin, despite my cortb ! and Waters. , • tioyid E. Kroppen. 1 &fiy rational oxplanation of the very 1 1—’ plcadipgs. '•* - . 1 I ----nanion's Of course .he folK Nays, Urtbvm arid I Contnln Mrnnry, Jewed me when he found his protesta\i ■> ;r r. lK-»!«on. ; Moved by Aid O.boni !••,<() min. Lwl • SSfliL'!!.JlW wane of utiqsual occurrence. An ordinance to repeal “ nil rndinanre to 1 [" mtar'IS ’ JUmitSi'liS'm ’ Sil *!,£ 1 Were usMr ’ Mi, npd wc enjoyed the ' ! \FFHX ft DENISON, • Thc li-gislature of UoiineatiaUt was ill-omened aay, dav, and nnd 1 feed imifieiiixjly. When ivo came out1 vhiAtihsii a buard of Water Coins, defining .7 s*’111 nnicles should u-ver n • ii«e<i W lU’sesslon on.— this lu-umcneu ..I... . . n Trust Co. BJdg,. thttir potrotu and dutir., adopted .Sept. 12," ’ dLmlUT.. ' ,ao'st Qt the »ndo no secn-t my friend pulled oui a twenty-dollar I id !:.»plds. Mich'xan. 1877 as am mon it rd. Too Ciomnion CounelH 8-4 ”1 '*»•» cm. HKwtbiv <lvrJ^’tii*n«,U IK?*’’ ^cir belief that now had come the tlie bill and said Ld would play a turn or of the city of Hastings ordains that all ot . (tire nmnif ir ttircti by h J Chen.-y \ great day foretold in ‘the apocalyptic two to pay for our .supper. I ix'gged 1 KIRK. M. D. / an ordinance entitled nu ordinance to es- ; uurn intern div?«rttnz ' v^s’ou- A member got up and pro- him in turn, not to do it. but lie yvas ns 1 v?!<-fan raid burgeon. ■ tabii>hetl a Board of ’.Vater Coins.. detin-1 *n<l unicnn. Miri’nc-gthe-js .iii. ‘ In buying posed adjournment. The matter being . • Mu-6. •eing obdurate ns I liad been. He lost his ’ ;ru-:u1ed flay or night. l>f- Ing tbrir powers and duties adopted .Sent • ;I:V* * V’‘1:'rrh c'*r”tM’’|r> iv ermm.-. 'open ------ ’ fur discussion u *legislator •• naimied twenty-dollar bill, and tried to get it ' !«. 1S77 as amended be and the same h J.‘- p”?T” • ।■ boot and shoestore Du venport arose and said: i back. In two hours fourteen hundred hereby repealed. W. D. Bennett. • I<l by dnc'Khto. price $>•. IKt f «t‘e. "Mr; -Speaker. it i i? 1, cither the ’ day of dollars were gone glimmering. I have Moved by Aid Bennett that th abovei at law, judgment, or it te. not. If it is inot ________ '.I ?. ••. there never felt .*>0 downright hungry sikce . i * state \rw Hastiipr-*. Mich. resolution be adopted. Carried, no i:-ed of odjunmnient;- if it is, I de­ that a dight request from a mere ucA><«. Bctmett. Busby. Hicks. UuAiaait, ' i 2 way that he will like. it> of the state. Ql>lsire t<> ixfound doing my duty. .... Let • quaintnuce cannot keep me away from and Waters. ; J1’-e (•(•gt-bir rice'tie company at Be.-s; wears collars mid cuffs • N»vs. D.lr.rn grrrl Wctaert. ' "» r Dbullilmg » hemllng f.clor,, (.. be cimdles be brought nnd let business a dead-head feed." the" Celluloid ” Kesotvcdtlmi tta ordinance to repent i h>",rl‘!l1'1 l"w,;r Fl the lighting dmtWhie.” -• ;i collar or can covTOO WARM FOR COMFORT. bo published In the city papers. 2 wk«. I d t l>,anL • . But the motion to adjourn was deci ­ rrp-cof “ CELLULOID." Physician and y tlv :;!y Interlined Collars raeordance with the city charter and to be- ; There is a family neat llioekford ■ con- lively carried, and the lawmakers who ' A Spot In Persia. Where the TbcruioEwtcr ' ■/von. ’ • fashioned the law., for thc "men of ; Shown 130 In the Shade. ut faltar. n ’ m-ber and fuur-wrek's 11. Goodyears Sew come iu oiwratlou Aug. is. TH, Emory ;। slsthig bisuiiKui ratiier, nio-uer and four-wetk’s vuc men 01 . i • top notch cf comfort, Lusby. < ', 1,1*1 • ....t Uw-iteet.. —L. •i- , Gently •habits” went forth from their uk! i.nlnImbv, *1... tbe rwonlj combined tvipcht of M.k.t which Tho hottest region on the earth's sur- ' tmswkud x-ouoniy They will go at thc and.somAyes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Qutfinah ■! 610 in pounds. n.Hiii.’iu 1। chamber to gaze st the weird and f-f’”'- face is on thc southwestern coast of । ............... day with you’'in good and Waters ' < bor sky. . Persia, on thc borders of tho Persian > : .. r.i matter how hot or how busy ■ Open sea’suu for woodcojik is now on j Nays, Osborn and Welasert. 1 BNHR. M. D„ • 1 It was Friday and thc intensity be­ gulf, says an exchange. For forty con­ u g 't. Vo s can clean one yourself of ll»e ihu ’ k.xeeie, snipe and i»:4y«*c con bo shot • Phy^iciiin u/!il Surgeon, Resolved that a standing com. or me . ---- -. jr■* r— — ••••— gan soon after ten o’clock u. m. and secutive days in the months of July । . uiirfirte, without dependence on Common Connell consisting of 4 Alder-' ^•ptemwT 1. and partrailge nnd qiiull continv.tHl till past thc middle of thc , • Mich. . .and August the mercury has befen i: y w........ unskillful hired girls or unmen, one from each ward to be knowu as i November ,or 1. ’ it- • t»Df lilbt'k cost 0* delHit. night. Thc winddewas from lifid distant laundries. Simply known tofoUowing stand above one hundred ­ the com. on water supply and water I •pi? thein ofy , the soutliwcht. and the darkness seemed grees in thtr shade night nnd day, arrd id. BARBER H. Erjalpelag Cored-. works be appointed by the Mayor. This ’ Every piece is marked as follows: .ans and Surgeons. com. under the direction ot the Common'I Mown Mira.. Aug iwt ; 1 ««• ireuuira : to come with it from fbat direction. It to run up as high 03 one hundred r.nd t.a 1M.VA. r.all t, ra.mra- . . W*lh ' D *0*1 »"<! Otlfli nt,V ||ln!»S W« Tf Swollen soon became too'dark to read common thirty degrees in the middle of the aft­ .'.unity responded to with rm.ne.iS Council to have full |»ower to manage and »,> that t could not b- on nw ket at all. I w.-« print readily, and candles were lighted ernoon. At Bahrin, in tho center of prouii-p ", m nr flight. regulate all the business and affairs con-1 a-lvlMilln-a frlead t«»take.Ho»»-J? SaraaparfiU necteii with the water works system of «0'1 “»>» 1 entirely cured ot «h?t tr.mb.e. in ord«?r to attend to household duthi... <4 he most torrid part of this most torrid p. : t After a time the breeze subsided; a belt, as though it vvas nature’s inten­ this city. W. H. Hicks. — ' ’ Ba““’ . utut R.^tl Estate Office. mark w 1 dead culm followed and added to thc tion to make the place ns uubearohle Moved by Aid Huff num that tbe above ' >-.( ukMJk.Hastuupi. Hood a Pill* cure »lck be-.Hachc. darkness was all over ’ as possible, wat You mustsolemnity: insist upon The goods so marked ■ M. - ■ 'i« I - ih.- J E<t;ste Kent Estate be adopted. Carried, ' New England, westward as far as Al- it! -- — *-------zGreat ’ -• ’ shafts have - uk Grerral con .-evanclng. thing unknown. and take nothing else if you expect Ayes. Btnnett,’Busby, Hicks. Huffman) £ ■•c iff Abstract Hook scorn and Waters. satisfaction. | bony, N. ¥., southward along the coast been sunk to a depth of five hundred can fciruibh complete If your deafer should not hare them, of Maryland. South Carolina nnd feet, but always with the same result Nays. |- operating r. 1’. BK<»OKS. Clerk. , .. . O.taru«nd .---- . . Weiwert. z. vutTHtiHK Sorgerm of , the N 'W York wc will scud you a •sample postpaid on Up-solved that the CimnnOn .JVl-._ Georgia, and northward as far as any —•no water. Resolved OunwiOn Council Cuqncil I m j.;ye and <Wpital Notwithstanding this «,,ta>■Kar A.*** n ua.*rt,*l V.A«. ) ' .r. .. ’ ).D. receipt of price1. Collars 25c. each. Cuffs S. '1 ecl a clerk fur for the com. on water works p—«W1n ti... Intemtatu intel elect Association communication was had with any set- serious drawback, a numerous pop­ President oft the 50c. pair. Give size, and specify stand­ and waler supply, and tie shall keep a full of Expert .Specialists. ‘ Uements. ulation contrives to live there, up or turned-down collar as wanted. reconlot the transact tons of said com. lir By request of manv ftfemls ............... aud patter is Nothing was known beyond these thanks to copious springs, which burst THE CELLULOID COMPANY, Collect the water rents and keep a regtthas decldwl to visit H ASTINGS. MICH, ~1CU.. J Ixramlarics. but there fr. reason to beforth from the bottom of the gulf more '•'•l.GROVE. 427-29 Droadnuy, NEW YORK. lar and correct account account of the SATURDAY, bepteinlutr-I. Consultation iiuve that u much greater area was in­ than a mile from the shore. The wai­ Attorney at Law same and make a full and complete report | Free and Strirlly'confidenllal in the pri-, volved. • r Sm'.i'i ft Culgrove.) : ter from these springs is obtained in a ■ 1 bion block. Ilu3iiug3.i to Hie Common Council at least once a vale parlor of the HASTINGS HOUSE j Prof. Williams,'of Harvard college, most curious and novel manner. Macha'• lhe MMjru'uf tho stare. month or as often as they desire and he on*» day only. The Doctor describes the । was indefatigable in observing, collect- dores, whose sole occupation is that of shall pay over to tbe city Treasurer all different diseases better than the sick can ing an(i recording reports of the condiA/.^ *»STGN. furnishing the people of Bahrin with moneys collected by him, taking his re­ thcmselvts, It is u wondertul gWt for any-. ^,,5 attending this phenomenon, and Attorney at Law. * the life-giving fluid, repair to that por­ ceipt therefore. Tbe Clerk shall also per­ ol’XJOvCSM‘vS’w p ' >; Hniveur ft Co.’s store.) ..... I.! to him the credit fe due for the data tion of the gulf where the springs are rr»e-..|- ,' . .'irtsaf the State. CoUections form sucli other services as the oom. or The New lork Press mvs “blcKness is ( . . . , ,, . , , , . ■! tending to. ■ I from which It i» pojsmblc to aeduox- the situated, and bring away with them Common Council shall perscribe. He .toy in th. u.re.1 plienomenul w.y • - eye. music .nu.le ■. causes ®»«» of or this un> soul-harrowing soul-narrowing dark uarn day. any. hundreds of skin bags full of the water »hall also give bond Id such sum as the ,h«l»lq.-hl Into the dukemtl P V nil 1ERMA.N, Hoincepathlc Phy Common Council may direct for the faith­ into the uiute e»r and lift- Into the dying ; Mr. M illinms proleswd Nruetf nnabj" each day. The water of the gulf where siclan und Surgeon. • ' " • to offer any solution, but this was prob ­ the springs burst forth is nearly two ful performance of his duties, R. Waters. form‘ “ * * er Lathrop’? drug store.) u ably owing to the lack of knowledge hundred feet deep, but the machadores Moved by Aid Hicks that lhe above be Deafness and head noises cured. The Doctor has just returned from ; ot the physical interior of this great -divers—manage to fill their goat­ adopted. Carried, Aye#, Bennett, Busby, Hicks. Huffman Europe and possesses the latest and beat ; country and ite sometimes peculiar rc- skin sacks by diving to the bottom and holding the mouths of the bags over the lationship to current meteorology. methods for the cure of all. Chronic, Nrr-1 | oe,. and Waters. vnus, and Private Diseases, also diseases | waa black os primeval night fountain jets; this, too, without allow­ Nays, Osborn and WelsserL USKMLflTION On motion of Aid Hicks council ad­ of the Eye and Ear. ! when chaoa ruled the world and sun ing the salt water of thc gulf to mix Cross Eyes Straightened. ; nn(] stars were as inky spots in thc with iL The source of these subma­ Thi: k. 82 quires. journed. E. G. Hoi-ntooK, Cataracts Scum- and Tumors removed hcavcns< . . IGF GREAM. rine fountains is thought to be in the \ Recorder. without pain. olWM,<niv I And now we como to the key that hills of Osmond, five hundred miles CONFECTIONS. Kye, Vr„k W.tery (.renulat^tap^Hly th(j fiituotion jihanues for advertisements' away. Ik'ing.situated at tlie bottom of must r» ° I oomes clear what It wn. Hint stood ta the gulf, iff is a mastery how they were 1 < Tuesdays at latest to SOFT DRINK-S. Common Council met in regular session n“reut:^^vTtahre insun- • . tn the. Issue of the week Fri. eve Aug. 17, *94. OphttalmoMople teMlng ot the eye ror the " V ol an undcrstandlnK at this over discovered, but the faet remains ■wlien । Mayor Greusel presiding. Far Sight Near Sndit .nd Artlgurttlsm mystery. Innumerable were the pro- that they have been known since thc AT THEPresent at roll call. Busby. Huffman,* (blurted slglill Is Hie only nx.cl metlusl tesque and irrational hypotheses that dawn of history. CITY BAKERY. Osborn, Tinkler, Weiaaert and Waters. science a. used by Ur VsnMarter. were advanced tram which their advoI i* weather imottrlttes in the QUEER HUMAN NATURE. Absent at roll call. Aid Bennett and " PERSONS with weakness of the back eafe, endeavored to find thc solution ol anno/ vou. Etpel them Sirsiipartllx, the great blixxl ilirlte. _ . and limbs. Involuntary discharges, imta- this extraordinary occurrence, What In Food for Ono Mon la Rankest, VlirHI Mtns.^f meeting of Aig. 10, T>4 read tency. general deblliti. nervousness, larg. ... I’ufeon for Another. An eclipse of. the sun was claimed, aud approved. M confusion of t<t.-»f, palpiUUion ot the but as the moon was neurits ‘‘full"and Human nature continues to be as “ Tho Niagara Fads Route.” Aid Hicks took his seat j 1 were present at the Alleheart, timidity, dimness of slglrt. Iremb-, probably one hundred nnd eighty de­ “queer” as it ever was. The mayor of Moved by Aid Osburn that the matter, or line, diseases of the head, throat, no.e or . PortlancLMe., iu an address ut a recent ■ "•u-vr picnic last week. Stotlona. aide wait of Mrs. Smith be left to the skin, atfeetlons of the liver, lungs, grees out of solar line from the earth, temperance meeting, says the New :•--.uns. a farmer of. Plain- ' side,walk cum. ilth instructions to report stomach or taWets. there terrible disorders such a condition was physically impos­ York Post, told of a young Englishman ! “Jy from th<* effects of a ’ to the Council. Carried, U.vnz»<w ....... caused by solitary else ot youth and secret sible. A transit of Venus or some other who came to that city seven yearsago in AH„ ,, nractmes blighting the most radiant hows celestial body across the sun’s disc had kick 4 i-iin-n from a vicious horse. • Ayes, Stations. Moved by Aid Hicks that the bt Goin- rendering marriage inqxissiWe or no- advocates. Men of grave demeanor order to escape tbe temptations of open mid |si |?£|£e saloons, which he could not resist and :- '!’..n’i<i Took after those he Hiitborlzeu to move the dirt from wal­ haiqn- Oarmethod will cure the.most contended that a star had caught fire WWTWAKn. which threatened his ruin, nnd who rUSTXXOS.. . nut St. between Broadway and Center Sts. and started a conflagration of tho obstinate case ami «bsnl“Wrf'’.’’."J1’ XSi * Hit- highways and not CL-11. O8B’>3N. Local 'Meat. to till washout on state St. Carried, heavens, or the sun Imd expired, hence has been sober ever since, and has risen fret nuuibood. M1DUI.B A*IE1* : to seed. The law profrom earning four dollars a week to a ) . . ... Ayes, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Osborn, with frequent evacuatitma of rt’e bladder tlie residuum of smoke and ashes. G. t’ ft T. A. ciilevid 1 on those who fail to per- Wctseeri and Waters. or with smarting or burning scnsatlrm, | There had been immense Ijrnd fires, salary of twenty-five hundred dollars a weakening the system In a mataer the pa­ where there was no one to report, cov­ year. On the other hand, we have been Nays, Tinkler. . Moved bv Aid Hlck« that Uje Cb«lnn"i> tient can not account for. rh^"ri"<'J1”' ering perhaps many hundreds if not told by a clergyman in another Maine .• pri.'KMi hi- teacher at one Fire Com. borrow S100O PV»W« J«»/A city of a young man who was being a ropy sediment or the color Is tlun or a r <. IkkjIs by u-sklng her ,95 aud liM, jjUJOr and Recorder Instruct- milklsb hue. L There are many who die of thousands of square miles, probably ruined there by tlie temptations of the of the Presidents of' ect to dmw order fur same on cont. fuu this complaint Ignorant of the^nse ■wtab fanned by brisk gales, the vapor and “social clubs," which took the place of ra TRADE MARK •«■■■ Is a second stage ot tamlnat «“*"?“• sooty substances taken up by asccnd- saloons as drinking places, nnd who tbcli.,: ’ - would reach if placed for same. ingcnrrents from the heated surface in »rn-’.. Irer expremlng her Igow-: “^"buX* HlckB, Hutlmuo. O.tarn, and loaded on favoring breezes to be camo to New York for salvation, which he found there, because thc open*rum*’lcr. iu wafted over— tho ...land c. minounced; "From Wph- , Welisert and Waters. a tier years ot experience we possess th „„„-------— . of the pilgrims cure tor alt disea.es peculiar lo ani!. as it chanced, to be nlredammed shop had no charms for him, In like ingl-ir I. Nays, Tinkler. . a manner many of the most thoughtful fta -ex Important eases (and we get lth the resn )u narrated. This con, 1 Moved by Aid Welssert that the matter Important cases I''"" >■’ 1*l»’ • ne»"P»- of“ey, l0 tta fire AI.roi tare, ta left >« ihAiex. therex. 1 oprnot tullied row Uut here lhe »klll °< ,n " ' tinne<lunUlthebsrricr<raVeWay.when and conservative citizens of Des Moines, la., have signed the [ictition for the Ptrimit :i s; ■Mir ta ,wk to g Yankee the home phyeielan.) here the Carried. f • the vapor soon dispersed. n introduction of saloons in that city un­ ■for«r. , tall eon.ol «< skilled .•airrt. Tbe great middle and western states Mop a hurao from clobberAyes, All. . I*. dcr the new liquor law, because they ,nee«e< l«« ■"Br»"0; o ” r , rTdlel t ’ °2 ’ ' m M >»'•' toe and again had this rnaokl—POSITIVELY CURESIk :i;y receipt und he’ll never *iovcd City Atty- to h«*e oar petlents here been LMl Udi«rd ness, which no one now thinks of re- believe that the change will diminish foruvi II. ! read: -T.. teaeh yuur taree ^’“/o^naiiee ready by next meeting. terrible amount of drunkenness yoaw. inerried. elnrio- Heh •'“> «“'• Mrai’fL’tnre^thtotaMslIn'w^^to thc among .mr young men which has pre­ i S^GrenSfytol-led from aiubnv ■ Eoelepey. Gorloc. Concert cured. n .if-h him unsplt.” «nndition«< vailed under the prohibitory law anil Thowdoelrlnic treatment ehould brin« . usual fe K • Sioulay richixd |>euple have ' 1”“ws-’iX^ to e^uiX of theclubsystem. in.tanees.bow SlevpleMniMs rod all derangements of from two l«> '“ur °! “ri Jost roiupUt li .1 <-iiun*.|) ertHiia. The BapNervous System. I lius, mnra, r how (jMcrontly the stme inflnemxchemical analysis. tistt h;t-, 1 the wonderful yaffect <11E..rent rx-r.»ns cml th- MHihudiyU .2.100, lhe ory Busby and C. L. Huffman. » , affect different persons and how bow imnoeimposA Singular SuicideCatlu/ic ■ LlOfl, th.. Pit-hin'ierUins 1.250 ’ Bible it is to find any system which fa AldOrturn refused “ “I bad voted curious is tho suicide just comfoe Cui,bun-xat.oitaliMs yn0. tlie various com., giving as * reason that JtS mUHonairo at Thc Tartars>rc supposed to have, as • perfect. BoHandI ’’hurrlK- 2.5U0. ;i»r EpisAipaHans agaiust the proceed lugs of th ^^at Sernas, .t In a nation, tho rtawt powerful voices In Purely Vegatable, guaran'ed fn* iSftebing tee former water bosru. 880.. opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. A wdaan in Cambridge, England, the world. The Germans, according to lievlng that the action of the Council who hat Ixiiltayj a sucac ::fal basinets tbe London Lancet, possess tbe lowest PetV'lh-s H. I» Ihdtey. Bflwlvtug TeUer Grand Improper„ . ... tbe from l‘<iu<las and highly voices of any civilised people. The in typewrit Aid Huffman also refused to act • MK-h.I Savings Bank, says be cmumt fcfe»'url< much m t»vor uf •'Adlronda.** Whe "•'*iiix ••iMtivija Inspected by oom. on aocouot of having Grc -k nl|»bubct and voices of both Japanese and Chinese fitted wi-’ L,^ lt bad toe >*•....« to tbe Major before tta appoint®-"’ »• are ol a very low order and feeble com­ u., taeu m.ue that he would not serve H for th? b-xn-3 pass, and are probably weaker than any ^Sreonl He wa» “ retire hcre to time. l>“' the other doy other nation. Taken as a whole Euro­ ffiu t am** for ‘'"r^TtollowInx ewts. •udi,“’:'2 peans have stronger, clearer and better ... . . He,,tie,, lomllueoo A Ktoer. Ina- tw#31 voices than lhe inhabitanU of the oth- ■ ■ ■ ‘f U)k l:> i: door, being cr eontinenU. Tried & True * 'i be said V:i,‘ Superior Medicine, tffc" Standard .Ppurifier, AVER’S SIPSAPARILLA A MEMORABLE DAY. HERE is but one White Lead I - iAiig record - you that what (tired others will cure you 5t SiNESS CARDS, Elluloid - i-OCAL NEWS. ' FINE Michigan Centra^ /heeler's# illIT HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration. Epilepsy. JNEXCKLLED FOR. �Additional Local News. We are in receipt of lhe drat isane of the Battle Creek News a workingman’s paper, published by D. J. Westfall, form­ erly of the Delton Herald. ' , An exchange says thejueanest man on earth has been discovered. He lives up in Maine and sometime ago he told his amiable wife that he was going to Lake and AsusaagwutousogagwauontonowUr then went and got all his friends ’to ask her where he had gone. 'Several names far the office of County Treasurer are being mentioned iu connection with the office. All of them are good, true republicans, who fully understand that only one of them can secure the nomi­ nation. and all of Aem will support Hie lucky man. who vyer he Is. On account of Labor Day celebrations at Jacksnn and Grand Rapids Sept. 3rd. the Michigan Centf-al will sell excursion ticket! at nue fare (for the round trip good going Sept. 3rd., returning not later than Sept. 4tit. Children one half the above rate. C. R. OAbobn. . AgrUlL Annual Skcural^n to Petoskey and Traver-v City Tuesday, Sept. 4. 18IM. by special train and a| a very low rate, by the Michigan Central and Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad. Leave Hastings at 12.02 n. nt., fere for round trip $4.00. arriving at Traverse City at 7.40 p. m. and Petoskey nt B.00. C. R. Osborn. Airent. During the researches of Darwen, Rum­ bolt ami other scientific men there* was never discovered a specia of the White Sea I.ion. nrwertheless it Is now a fact that they do exist in Alaska as tnc two beautiful sped met A that are with the De­ men Bros.’ Show ivere stolen from the na­ tives while being worshiped on the Kufkok-vim RiwHn Alaska. They certainly oight to be a great study to the ^scientific world —Chicago Times. The annual piciic of the Allegan . and Barry Cottnty Partner’s Picnic Association wm be Iwld' at Streeter’s Landing. Gun Lake. Friday an ^Saturday. Aug. St nnd 2ft. On Friday Hon. ht F. Jordan nnd Hon. Fred Milnes, of Coldwater, will de­ liver addresses. . Saturday Col. C. H. Mnrse Commn. of Labor, will be the speak­ er. Last year hundreds of people were prest‘iit both diys. and a larger crowd is expected this year. Everyone Invited. The Lime Is near for the annual meeting of our school dlrtncts and the opening of our schools for another year’s work. Many of our schools will need new supplies and It la very important that only the best should be furnished, both on account of utility and economy. We would advise dur School Boards and Teachers tn supply themselves with tBe new Funk & Wag­ nails Cos’. Standard Dictionary of the English Language. No other work com­ pares with it in number and qualification of Editors:—in tbe number of words de­ fined: in accuracy and conciseness of def­ inition and cost of production. And yet it can be had at almost tbe same price as the old and almost obsolete works. New York, April 15tb.—The steamship City of Bangkok, which arrived here yes­ terday from tbe East Indlas, brought tbe largest elephant ever landed in this coun­ try. He came from Bangoon. In tbe Bay of Bengal, and is 19 feet, UM Inches high, two inches higher than Jumbo was. His name will be Rajah. He is consigned to l^men Bros., Kansas City, whither he was shipped last night. Although n special car had been constructed for him by the Pensylvanlan railroad, tbe roof, which was built as high as the railroad tunnels would allow, just 'touches his back. When placed in the car. Rajah knocked out the roof with his trunk. Il was hastily repaired, and then Rajah started on wbat will probably be an event­ ful journey, in the care of five keepers. I^men Bros, and Rajah will be In Has­ tings Aug. 29th. and a big gash cat m hi* leg. though he was not Injured internally. Oscar was compelled to stay in bed for three days and says that he kept getting madder and madder at hlmsoif lo think that ha would be foollab enough to attempt such a thing. Hia escape from an awful death was very Darrow Indeed ami be has reason 'to thank himself that he was so fortunate to out of it with the slight Injuries lie calved. People should look with compassion upon tlie fragile-minded, suapicioas-natured persons, who stayed away from the Barry County Sunday School Rally because Gov. John T. Rich and Washington Gardner were present, and consequently, “politics must be In It.” If it will be of any com­ fort to such unfortunates we will say that tbe republican members of the Rally com­ mittee were in favor of getting Prof. Diekle, of Albion, a prohibitionist,here in­ stead of Washington Gardner. And all of the commitee thought that it would be ap honor to have the Governor ot our great state.with us on that occasion, and have him view the army ot Suadav School workers in our county. We are certain that the members of the committee no mat­ ter what their politics, are broad-minded enough to consider it an honor to pass in review before tire Governor ot our state on such an occasion, no matter what his' poli­ tics are so long as he represents the choice of the people. Politics were not mention­ ed nor thought of by the committee, nor by any one else, except lug a few narrow minded individuals who impute bad mo­ tives to everyone and eveirytliing—except tbelt own immaculate,lofty-minded selves. Boae Itwll Tournament. The base ball tournament lias brought many lovers of that sport to this city and some fine games are being played. The tournament started out Tuesday forenoon with a game between Dowling and Quimby which resulted in a score of 44 to 22 in favor of Dowling. One inning played would have done Justice to a Na­ tional league team as 28 scores were play­ ed in one Inning. In the afternoon the first gjame was be­ tween Hickory Comers arid Lacey the former being victorious by a score of 21 |o (3. The last few innings of the game were exceedingly well played, but the Hickory Corners team ha<ff got too much of a start for the Lacey boys to oveftdku them. Die Hickory team making 10 scores in one Inning. After that the Lacey team changed pitchers and Shriner, the catcher, went in to pitch. His curves were very puzzling and hard to solve. Cadwallader the Hickory pitcher was also very hard to find fur the Lacey boys. Yesterday morning the tournament started with a game between Dowling and Hastings, the home team being victorious by a score of 32 to 4. Osborn was In the l»oz for Hastings and the Dowling 'boys were totally unable to hit him effectively. Osborn also had excellent sup port'from the field. In tbe afternoon Lacey and Quimby met and a well contested game was the result iu which Quitnby hud decidedly the best of it. Miller, tbe Nashville twirler. was in thg box for Quimby and kept the base hits for Lacey well down. After the above game occurred lhe “Slaughter of the Innocents” in which tlie Hastings team played tbe role of the “In nocents.” The so-called game was be tween Hastings nnd Woodland. The lat­ ter club having imported players from Rbroad.ap it is claimed, the home team pro­ tested the game before play was started, though subsequent innings showed tiiat there wasn’t any need of strengthening their own regular team to beat Hastings nine. Hinkley of Freeport, who pitches for the Olivet nine pitched for Woodland and the boys could'nt solve his delivery, even the best and usually safest batters fanning air. Osborn pitched the last three Innings for Hastings and did exceed­ ingly well, Hot an earned run being made off of him and the three men put out in the last inning struck out. The score was Woodland 18 and Hastings 3. SOTKS. Today will probably finish the tourna­ ment. . A bitter feeling exists between Wood­ land and Nashvill? teams. Tuesday after­ noon it was expected Hut the two would meet here and a lively contest expected. It seems that a rule had been made that no player could play with more than une club during tbe tournament. Nashville secured Cadwallader and Quick of the Hickory Corners team to play with them just after these gentlemen had fin­ ished playing a game with Hickory Corn­ ers. Woodland protested, nnd Nashville Insisted* that they would not play without Another Pioneer gone. Mrs. Laura them, so Umpire Baldwin could do noth­ ing but decide in Woodlands favor. This Jordan, one of Barry Co’a. pioneers, de­ Is the first and only unpleasant thing that parted this life Saturday, Aug. IS, at 4 has thus far occurred and It Is a cause of a. at., at the home of her daughter, Mrr. regret to the management that it should happen. Lucy Wlbert of Irving township. Mrs. The umpiring of Baldwin Is really one . Jordan came to Irving township in tlie Of the features of the tournament. Nut n •early pioneer day », where she has since single urangle has ensued, nor bus a sing­ resided. Had she lived until the 80th. of le decision been questioned. this month she would have been 86 years Tbe attendance has been very good, and of age. She leaves four children, four visiting clubs appreciate Che good treatgrand-children and four sresl-Krand- p»*n* uevonlrd l.iem. The contests for the championship belt children and an agrd brother to mourn hereafter are lialile to be very bxcltlng. her loss. Her children are; Alanzo HuyckofClam Falla. Wia.; Amos Huyck, <rf Jury JLIUfor September Term of Circuit 'Trufeut, Mich.; Mrs. Lucy Wlbert of Irv­ / Court Commencing Oct l»t, Sam J. Palmerter, Assyria. ing. Mleh., and Mrs. Marion Case, of Chas F. Jones, Assyria. . Freeport, Mich. Tlie funeral wss held aU Frank Edmonds, Baltimore. the Westlyan Methodist church Sunday atl B. J. Sutherland, Baltimore. 3:30 p. m., Bev. H. H. Halsey official log. Albert Roach, Barry. Chas. Norwood, Barry. She waa laid at rest in the Irving ceme , James N. Covert, Carlton. ‘■♦nry. Tbe deceased has been a member' \ William HHI, Carlton. ef the Disciple church for tbe part 4*2 years F. D Scales. Castleton and ha< always been a eonsieamt Christ­ C. C. I’.'eroe. Castleton. A. J. Sponable, HaMings twp. ian. Her good works do follow her. Hpmer Wood, Hasllnua twp Liike Waters, City. 1st. and 4th. wards. (Hrar Crook c«m« very near brtnp lhe JbRpnard Stedgr, City, 1st gnd 4th. wds. Hcbry L. Newton, City. 2nd. and 3rd. Henry Benix. City. Snd and 3rd George Kenyon. Hope. , ,’iuuuu. » —— . „w _____ droltertaK bhmeM ; „ bacixlKWAl. I ran a faw afapa and Additional County News. m«hL Up with Him. nncovcrvd bhaI <rf »tock -.here were three HIM Li't week’s letter. Ibnc aoondad. There were no farther Frank tipickler Is running lhe. McAllis­ a surname. One of thaw la “Cluny" i.nfatilitieii. Tlie coroner took charge ter mill at Gull Inlie. Mecpheroon, to whom Mr. and Mrx Mr. nnd Mrs. James Knickerbacor from Frank Lockwood recently paid a visit. | near Hastings were guests of Mrs. H. lc proper far me to act under the dr- ( During thc London lawyer’s stay, Mr. curastanoea rhe who ar yK.14,OTim anj u,cir Cameron Saturday and Sunday. Dr. Buchner was in Kalamazoo Tuea- place faa.de a mfan bl Bnd wcr0 fart ted to fanc’a at a neighborly ...] d„nT drfak,. I •don'.ityam wherc , rb,iUm>. Mrs. S. C. Wing and Mrs. Reuben Pierce I haven t ever bet f nOWB wbo are waa kept. The bead ot the Clan Maoare nn th»- sick list. vvomen. ’ th " want I pberMoTln accordance with Scoub Miss Clara Ellis lias returned from Has­ a)>ot get It cnatom, wrote fa the book: "Clnny and tings. \ . woman to tbfak he » » Mra. Macpheraon.” Mr. Lockwood wa, Chureb muO, broro and a crot thrLat ocfat7n.l start not to outdone ---------__ b. ______ 8 by any Scottihli chief, The usual services will be held In tbe fa ^trouble. Tbe coroner find, them nnd underneath “Cluny’s” signature he Presbyterisu chureb next Sunday. wrote in a fine, beta hand: “26 Lennox The Penny Gleaner Miwlon Band at 8 with their boots on. Gardena, and Mrs. Lockwood.” " 1 knew a young fellow up at W il p. m. The Y. P. 3. C. E. will nwrt at lhe liamsL a nervy little chap, never said usual hour to bejed by MIm F. Scoby. much, but when it came time for work The W. C. T. U. will meet nt the Pres­ he could get his revolver out as quick HBMtlng* Markate. byterian parsonagB on Tuesday, 28th. All as anybody. But he was a perfect gen­ Butter, 14 tn ig ladles invited. tleman. There was only one thing he Corn per bu., 4S Services will be held a* nsoal rt the was afraid of-that was dying with his Kegs jmt 11 to 13 IfidJa per lb.. >4. Methodlnt churvh'next Sunday. The pju- boots on. One dav, by of I.ard per lb.. 10 tor will preach tnurnliiK and' evening. Potato** t*r Im.. 90. jtccidcuV — it could never be explained Subject In tbe evctilng. “Contending for a Kxe per bu.. 40. Talluw rcr . prize.” Sunday Sctuwl nt noon. —Ep K’’*- he got into difficulty with a Mexican, Uala l”-r im . «• . anti the .Mexican shot him. U saw he wortb league at 8:30 p. m. Wbert. red !<•' bn.- i. was hit hard, picked him up ana earned Wheat, white per bu. 4.. Tbe ladle* of the Baptist church nnd Gtover Seed '*<r bu . 4 1*9 OX him into a raloon. We asked Dun he society will serve supper rt thc church Tim thy Wfdl*r bu . ‘.'.to hud any lm>t request to make. In a Barley p*r tm. w to 1“ parlors next Friday evening. Aug. 28, j nnu Ullj. .■—»» . __ lror.il. Hay per ton. 5 to to. from 5 to 7, price;of suppe? 10c. All who i faint whisper—we could bareij na p.H-1; drewxt. o.00. come will be given a ticket, granting an | it _he naid: "Boys, take my boots off. Bean*. 1.25 to I-*4’ ----------------------------- Aswcdld ao • smite hrok« °’er ,h,1* CbtrXcu <ire»ed. IO admittance lo lhe ---------------------literary entertainment Heel drewwMt.500. to commence nt 8jO’clock at which time the face, nnd he went out like an nnfrel. Beef I'vn. XM.’ ladies will relate their experience In earn Mn f.ii. tlre-M-i ing/t dollar for the society Admittance W<x»'. Wto LJ. r.trole.m. Appl.’*. 35. . to the entertainment alone 10c. A large Ono of tbe lateolchomital dlocoTcrieo P.-ar*. no »o to­ attendance is solicited. Plum* l.OOt j 2.00. i,B method for the mUfielal produe­ Tlie I. O. G- T1 will give an Ice cream tion of petroleum. The procee* is elm­ social ut Ed Rrders resilient* on Jefferson pie and etfoctire. It is the distillation street to-night |AU are luvltrd. of animal fuM and oils at a tempem1 A series of revival meetings will begin ture of three hundred to four hundred Dralu Lctti’ig. nt the State Rond church this evening. decrees centlgraiie-at a pressure of Notice is hereby giveu that I Frank H, (K- I The pastor, Rev. Isiah Martin will ‘tie ns- t.rentv-fieo atmospheres In a slnmu good Towuohip Drain Oonimbalonrr o| ihe sisted by evangelist Joel Martin, of I11JU- iron vessel. About, seventy per ““*• Towurtiiput Baltimore Cwtttjrof Barry Sum-of. Mlehtjrau will on the Wh. day ot Au>u*l A. D. , dale. of the fattr matter is transformed into 1 KU at the rrMdrure of (?hart«* HuKuiau <mi ; petroleum^ this being ninety per cent, 8ac 25 In *»ld Township ot I’d Unsure h: our Boat E»t»te Transfer* o'clock thrt anrrnom of that day pro**ed tn of the theoretical yield. Tho discov­ receive lu bld* tor the <x»u-cni?u<m ot a certain I ery is not of uny commercial im­ drain knnn'ii and dMlgnAfmi a* mHCktarrtTdr ; QUlTpLAlX UKKIK. Drain lueaied ntuT e»tat»U*lnd In the said I portance pp to date as the nrti- TawDilitn Mirty McNeil to gfary McNeal, lot l. Nk of RalttaMnr wufl described’>» CoL I llclal poduct coato a great deal MMtHnvUle, S2>xi. i BcgluuliiK ut »>:«*»• oortli rtf the Edwin H. Bowin to trustee* of !,e.H'lcsehiir«,h more than the natural product of <. sec. corner 31 |MUd /> Iu T2.S U »* j >-i a. «eca. Yank*wHpriiur*. |lWm M. Skinner In Henn* and Celia L. Pott*. th.- rock. But for aushi anyone is 40 h. see 7. Irving. 8150. . Marr M, Sna«haH to Emma Carlisle, parce’, iustided in saying to the contrary all gret* W 113 It tb(M this may lu* changed within the nest sec «. OraiiguviUe. few years by the use of cheaper baste WARRANTY DRUM. fcngHjol .dTiert I Heber C. ll«*d toiCba*. w. Morrell. D % of nmterial, or becatt-e of the increased 2 Hx hr*. Ham I-b alii br let In a.-coriUn'r ! i scarcity of petrolruin. .or both. The with the diagram noa uo hk- with tlu other nw ‘4. see e. Oranwivtlle. Stwo. pert bluing to »ild Irwin hi the oQke of , Ullle M. Brown ft> Emma and Louis J. Du-1I ma ter, in any event, is oho of great the Tnwn*bip Clerk td which referMKC nun be i boi<. C x «*c 2t5. Hope. $fim> -ntmh W Bankhcto Loul* Stranes,Ml a» 'vc scientific interest It tends to show h kd by all {MU-tlr* h>u rested and bid* will ! • 29. Assyria. *3200 bgjw the natural article has been pro­ in^’r and receiv'd accordingly. Cuntracts wid | be in ide wttte Uh- lewest reapoutlble bidder giv t l*+ae W. Vnwin to John T. Lwiba-d, n H duced by thc process of nature, while n.g atrqtmto erenri y fur Ihr p-etornunrr of lottni.Cin. IKO । . it may prove to be the starting point in Ute-work In u*umtb.-n and there to infixed by I WI an investigation that wiU lend up to SKTS® Floyd Buskirk, living • other discoveries having a more prao'SE Carrie ••herb. Allegan ticn! bearing. oflrtthg. ► Lewis Baldwin, Yankee Splrng, Notice is further hereto- given that at the ' lAiira Williams Buvey. Irving A Htasoric Memento. time and place «t said letting or at *;»ch dtber Win. Hehleb . Thtgaapple i time and place thereafter to which I the Drain Hattie B. Schiedel. Caledonia A jewel box. recently presented to CoramlsMCWer aforesaid ma*adjourn the ahme dll D.irllr.', City Cardinal Gibbons, was made from a the aMeeunents for braefita nnd the lauds Agnn Mdluwan; Cm tie ton piece of the roots of a mulljerry tree comprised witbia the Slrkaland T.lr Drain Si»ecLal A**e*snirnt DI midt-will be subjec* lo r.2 George Mead. Wbudland under which, at St. Mary’s in Mary­ review. The following i* a description of the Mary Ellen Brest '* land, it is believed mass was first cel­ several Irada or pan-el«of kind oomdltntiog the. ebrated in this region. Tbe date of special aimrasment dMrlet of aald Dra4n.wz: For Sale. C: I bare a qiuntlt rot Jours Winter Fife «e*1 thiu service was . March 2ft; 1034, and X K J* «.r N W\ fee A Dated this mb. day of August A. D.. 1W ■ wheat for sale. This a new grade of wheat fo- whig the tree blew down u few years Frank H. Os«oos>. Barry Countr. It Is s very hardy wheat and ago it was thought to have been be­ Township Drain Com.' ot the Township of : npbu>iidylehi«r. A sample cf it mav br seen at F. H. Harlow & P-o’s elevator. I Will sdl this tween throe hundred and four hundred Ball I more. wh- nt (or 79 cents per bushel. Fur furtiter particulars call at Peter Coverts farm in Carlton tuwnstiltJ. , D. R. Fosrsu Carlton Center. to The Sanguinary Record of a Quak­ er in Arizona. He Never Murdered b Mau But He Had Hilled Many a One In Performing the Duties nf Hli Offlce as Sheriff. “The best-known man in Arizona to­ day,” a traveler remarked who had just returned from that territory, "is Commodore Perry Owens, who has been sheriff of Apache county, city marshal of Winslow, and is now* one of the guards of the Wells-Fargo express across Arizona. He is an Indianian, who went to Arizona fifteen years ago. I had a long talk with him the other day as he rode on the train, his Win­ chester rifle and a couple of navy sixes within east- reach. "When he learned that I was also a Hoosier,” writes a contributor to the Indianapolis News, "and knew his people, Quakera. who live near Cartersburg, lu that country, we wore at onep on the best of terms. When I asked him if tbe report was true that he had removed from active life more men, by tho Winchester line,’ thhn any other man in Arizona he looked pained for a moment. Then he answered: " 'I4was raised a Quaker, but out here, you see, a man can’t work at that. It ain't suited lo the Arizona climate. I have done a good deni of shooting, but it has all been necessary and in the line of my official duty. I never mur­ dered a man Jn wy life, never. My good mother, back in Hendricks coun­ ty, every now and then writes me a letter. She sees these newspaper re­ ports and she' misunderstands them. Yoh ask if I’ve shot one hundred men? Well, no. I hnrisn’t—that is, unless you want to count Mexicans. I've only killed fourteen white men and wounded fifty-three. Some of them died after they were wounded, but that waa the fault of the doctor. “ ‘You ask what episode of this kind I consider the most exciting in my ex­ perience? These events are all more or less exciting, but I think the live­ liest of these affairs took place over at Winslow, when I was sheriff. I had a warrant for ihe fellow's arrest, and had written for him -to come in and surrender. He didn't even answer my letter, which wasn’t treating with proper respect my official position. So after awhile I went after him. He vra» at his mother's bouse, a double log cabin, built la L-«hape. I tied mv horse and went lo the house. As I knocked on the door I caught a glimpse J.rfm J. Br»4rraho(l. Irvinf. shore, the "New Arrival" BEST 5 ('ENT CIgap tv the market!8 n LOOK FOR THE NAME' ON EACH WRAPPER H. J. FRflKER. ARE YOU POSTED ON THE — Standard dictionary PUBUBMCD BV . Funk 4 Wagnalls Co., new York. IT COST | NEARLY • ONE MILLION DOLLARS. . . GRANDEST LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT OF THg CENTURY • ft la made on new plans by th« Talent. ft* Editors number 247. • In preparation 4 years. Ha* a Wonderful Vocabulary ol Mirly 300,000 WORDS HD PHRASES. Twlodibi'lt rd f< ndto.Mj Aber 1 VoL Dictionary, ti-.d cords than Any Other Dictionary nftia language. DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY ... . , . . Until gw bare Inveetifstcd rhe 8T \M>ARD APoov Book shuuscummr-x.:- We hone K »wortbuy an old work bcciu-c nhassrxx ..... M, ’’rioe »12 tg,^t2n,*ccordln“to nuing. apply to our Local Agent, or Address THE FULLER BOOK CO., Geo’l Igts., KALAMAZOO. MICH. $aics Agent -or Barry, Alle­ gan ind Ottawa Counties D. fi. POPE, Hickory’ Corners. Mich. ARE WE UP WITH THE TIMES’ Yes. Certainly. But don’t think by this that our prices are up, for if you will ex­ amine them we will convince you of your mistake. feto in a FEW MS TO JUDGE ■ Work Shirts, Full 36 inch, at . 34 “ “ .*• •• 34 •• - 40c. regular price 50c - 40 25[ •• 30 23 • Ail \\ ashable Ties jfine patterns} at 15c, All 50c. neckwear at 40c. Our §1.00 working pants now going at 69c NOW IN REGARD TO SHOES. We will, guarantee to save you money on every pair th buy of us. vbu Of all kinds. We have a fine line of Sample Shoes for Men. Women and Lliddnn that we will sell you at less than wholesale prices. Call and Inspect our Bargain Counter. A will be surprised at the Low Prices drive heard OKC � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-08-30.pdf d93bf4fd626c77b88bd218b49b589986 PDF Text Text I k J'/ic best ALvertis farwcdiwntn Bat CciCtty- Hastings Banner VOI. A<X1X NO. IB. HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 30. 1894. A Discoun t for Cash of Banner. o Per Cent 11 COUNTY NEWS That is wnat it amounts to on a pair of $2.00 shoes. Published Thursday, by ‘ \ COOK. BTtOB.. S i'OR HALF-SOLEING. New prices. Ci O <1 Prices. Shoes, 50c. Our price with ticket 35c. L>.li k? “ 40c. 25c v 25c. “ 40c. Ben“ 40c. . u *• 30c. 20c. \sk for a ticket when you pay cash at J. Woollen & Bronson GIVING FITS We Wl< >f the prominent features of our business, and inc an enviable reputation for the firit-clas8 :i\ ■. Our fits are reliably and cdiickly made. ~<in ! Children want fits we always fit them with line, shoes; when nice every-day shoes are in • ■ 'Kalmbach <fc Co.'s gtsxls fill the bill. those 11. P. Baldwin Goat Skin Shoes. F. Q. STOWELL Li'lles’ Quarter oil Spring Heel on all Russet . S&OGS. Goods. ,.Fre< Watriug Is still on the sick list. Moles Perkins is building a .kitchen to I bis hopse. Farmers are busy plowing for wheat. Lewis Lockhart is on the sick list. Get ready fur the county fait Sept. 25th to ‘J^th-and take your fat pig and big cab­ bages to Hastings. • Mil ton Murphy is enjoying a few days in the.country with his mother. Several attended the camp meeting at Hastings the ptrst week and report a splendid time. Manley Downing and family*were call­ ed to attend the funcial of MYs. Birgman tn Woodland Monday lw«i. M«-». B- wa» the mother of Wm. Downing. Manon Shore* has a sick horse. B. W. Harteu I- putting in a cistern. The U. B. church and S. S. will enjoy a picnic at Thornapple, Wednesday, Aug. ‘ 20th. The Ladies Dime Society of/ the State Road will meet at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. E. Pennock of South Hastings next Thursday Sept. 6 al two o'clock. All are invited. The Journal must have been wrongly in­ formed as it regards the camp meeting in Pennock’s woods. It was remarked by many what excellent order there was from first to last. It surely was the best camp meeting held on that ground. Eld Grigsby will preach at the Star next Sunday at 2:30. W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. Osgood ------next------------Tuesday JUI3. « at two o’clock. Let all be on time as we have a quilt to CONDEMNED MURDERER \ Recently stood on the scaffold with only a few moments between him and eternity. After the noose was adjusted he was askedifhewonldliketosayanytliing. “Yes ’ he replied, “I would like the make a few remarks about the Wilson Bill.” We submit that it was not natural for a man under those circumstances to talk upon such a subject. It was not expected. So you would uot expect us to talk of anything but r URNITURE It’s onr"business, we're interested in it, and can't help talking about it. If y°u want any Bed Room Suites Dressers, Elegant Book Cases or Funature of any kind just give me a call. My complete stock and low prices will please you. I can show you the nicest thing in the line of Baby.Carriages you ever saw if you will only give me the opportunity. A. McCoy. WHOLE NO. 2046 The Bally la beneficial to oar Sunday OduOOl. ' Milo. Mrs. Martin Woodard has a sister and nejee visiting her from Portageville. N. Y. A pay Ing business. John K. Flower milks 12 grade Jersey cows. Extracts the cream sells on an aXerage S5 gallons per . CMttetou. ''’vek at 50 cent* P*r Ral- Express charges Four men entered the house of Lewi. ♦1.80 per wk. ra'.kin""11 ““"W" . ..... n'KlB >«M : 1®®1creaui boclal last Saturday eve at A. venLml raLi‘b,1hw”’»« with tlwlr , • Mills lor the benefit of the minister on H Tlr !* "" n* 1'ewl" ln Buch • K»n- 1 rairlevillb circuit . Drouth continues unabated but strange tin regaining hours of the night in a as it may appear corn has nut seemed to suffer as some other crops. A fair crop b”'"', V""11'1" retur"ln * Wvre ,ou“d ,tre«“ will be harvested. Miss Emily J. Mead had her large tf";“"J 2"1 *UI1 wtl »' »•> IxM doth,, i • neighbor » y»nl. Uwl, l, orep*r«l grain barn and contents burned by fire » »«rui rvtepUon B),ouW last Saturday morning between the hours of 3 and 5 a. m. Insured In the Barry de tnry repeat the baine offense. This Is the third heavy IB?"; U2"”' »h» has tan rl,- Kat oh company. hlnK hrr daurhtw a: Trawrw Clly, has loss to the company recently. Fires origi­ nate*! as supposed from tramps. returned home. The Allegan and Barry Counties Annual Cloverdale; banners pfenfc was held Friday and Sat­ i» ^Ur“^ars PDb’D'd the residt-nccti of M. urday 24 and 25 Inst, at Streeters landlug Bateb nnd Wm. Chniulx-rlin on the night on Gun Lake. The- writer In company ’’• Mie 22nd by removing screens from with a friend left.home at 6 o’clock a. m.. windows. At the former hoqse John and reached Morrell’s landing where we Bush was roblml of a watch and over left our horse, and took pas.iage on the wen y dollars in rash. Mr. Chamber­ little steam boat. "Gazelle” for the oplin 4 loss wn- a pocket kulfe and seveiity- pirsite landing, when in due-course of time ffve cents In money. The 'thh-f wa-, evi­ we landed.! On landing from the boat dently familiar with the premlMn. the writer was grabbed by a good sized Mrs. M. J. Goss, of Plainwell, and lady as prisoner and landed in "Camp Lry. Elias Colwell, of Prairieville, visited Ihandstetter Brandstetter’’ a willing prisoner, prisoner. The day was nil one could wish for. our villpge last Thursday. Ttie •Rev. 1. J. Mi’Lv-in and wife mnde a. beautiful lake was as placid as a mirror, fhe remark was often beard “what a sh»irt vbli. here last week. But such a well dress­ OSed CimmlkTlin has re-ereeled ids beautiful resort.” elder repaired the ed gathering - mill ----- and —. . thoroagbiy ■■■v.if panvu. me . I of farmers, their ...... wives, sons presses and with stc.bn power to grind the |*n“ daughters. all seeming to join with apples is prepared to squeeze Aie Juice each other in having a good time and keep­ ing the heart young. Where did this , out of everything thut comes along. rim Cloverdale lure ball'club played a large gathering of Intelligent and refined ; r.i'i'e last Saturday with the Cedar Creek yn-nit, and old come from? The writer Is l el|ii> and were <lefeatr.il by a score of 51 to hardly responsible for his thoughts but ; ‘J. illv little boys here think they are a will admit' ihe thought came into his bead that if he wets young he would find ;;uihtch now lor ihe big boy®. • Mrs. JAbn Dorter, of Piairirville. vlsit- th - home of some of the fine, well dressed m.<l well behaved young ladles there. The : cd friends here Inst Sunday. | Ansel Kingsbury tus cleaned out and association was disappointed in securing ' repairetkthe «(•<• to his mill and If the speakers. The Hon. M. F. Jordan, candi­ j 'Iritulh not continue. too long will date (^Democrat State ticket for Lieut. Governor, was present and made a very •‘grind vzltli the aid of water. !I A fr .V persons frnm A ft ’w from horn here aitendcA ,1... the Appropriate speech for such an occasion. j‘Farmers’ picnic at Streeter’s landing last The writer heard one Democrat say, that Milt got too much proteetoln in for him. week. ’ South Uniting*. tie off. P. Burton is slowly improving. Miss Julia Fatton is gaining slowly. Mrs. Daniel Smith and daughter Maud, of Grand Rapids, visited Mrs. C, L. Smith last week. Mrs. Ed Jones and son James of De­ troit, are visiting friends and relatives here this week. Quite a number are talking of going to Grand Rapids Labor Day L. B. Carpenter took a number of the base ball boys over to Woodbury Satur­ day accomimnled by their girl* They got there all right but on their way home one of the wheels Hied out about one mile this hide ot Woodland Center. • Tie girls said they did not want fo get caught with a crippled wagon so they Mar ted out ou foot for home, but had not gone far when another wagon was procured and they raided home wlthwi'. •■>>’ "">If The KitiiH’ —mll«l • draw on amount ,.t th.. I.... bull ttivimt out Sunday was the smokiest day we nnv» seen In Viong time. People cannot be too careful alwut•setting fire tills dry art the earth Is so dry It bums like Mrs. Lillie McNaughton of Nashville ta visiting friends hero. A’<re»t .ra.t m.uy propie»led • mt *'< AOCToL « A m»»y prophealed > „ It I doe. uk not niln rain before TuwdU luesday Until it will be dryer than July. Bunin rewlvra man, (h«pk« r»r on. nlsht Usl w«'h1 Later a Mue pill floek. InJurioK «v®“- taUy to, vMled bl. Corners* I the toumnnent ot Quite a number from this piace attend­ ed the Farmers’ picnic at Gun lake Friday mid Saturday. Mr. M. Norris Is entertaining company from Chicago. The annual 8. S. picnic will be held al Gul! lake Thursday, Aug. 30th. Johnstown. The dense cloud of smoke that covers this part of Michigan, although not very pleasant to inspire or tu look through acts its a sort of screen from the fierce rays of the sun. Our enterprising truck farmer, Mr. Nor­ mal! Inn’ a fine lot of corn and vegetables growing. We doubt If a finer lot of cab­ bage and onions can be found In the state. Mr. N expects to ship his surpitrs to St. Louis and points In the south west, where a great scarcity of such products is reported. The writer and his family made a tbiug trip to the premises a few days ago. and were kindly entertained by tlie proprietor and hi■« family. Down be­ side long rows of cabbage, along drills where onionistyeil had swollen to a thou­ sand times its former size, parsnips, carrn>ts. ejo-, to^ numerous to mention. We were forcibly impresses! that whore some men work out. prosj'crity others allow adversity to work Itself out. W. S. Baldwin ami others from East Ross’ were at Fine lake on Sunday. Katie Fisk is entertaining (part of the time) ft school mate from near Kalamazoo, a Miss Gtiodrlch. Family trouble divorce casesf etc., are talked of as I»e1ng among the happenings. A» to the particulars we do not kno-.t or desire a knowledge. It is poor business to say the least, where children are involved. T. E, Goddt»had a fine lot of melons taken from his natch the other night while bls vigilance was slackened. It is easier to book than to hoe. ’ Henry Paul and his grandsons. Arthur and Deo. have visited Comstock lately. McKenzie A Mantel have been celebrat­ ing with dynamite among the stumps and rocks during the last week. Tire battle Is over but the trouble isn’t. The writer has been gathering bis early. Crawfords. One measured 9% in. in oir., and 12 weighed 3 lbs. and 15 ounces, poors ear for peaches too. Mrs. Henry Fisk, of Detroit, h vlsittng In our vicinity. _______ Delton, Miss C. Surdam, of Johnstown, is visit­ ing her slsterMre. Rob Norwood. Wesley Backup has gone to I-amUng to .raWMh .ndJ.me. Helmer . rt.lt Im« attend the Agricult oral college this sum- Gould’s A.uithler .nd son lure gone to ChlMKO vlsltlns tor > time. k *««rs.ah Barnum and wife »re inxorx Sli”re'”*in u,rou’h H. Marts of Rutland- « • caw”r Born, to Mr. and Mra. U. T. Chase, a HICKORY CORNERS WINS. son, the 12nd. Jerry Sproul is bnilding a new house on The Boys From Hickory Carry off the Belt. the first lot west of G. A. Mautte’a resi­ The base ball tournament ended Thurs­ dence. day, the Hickory Corners team winning Brouard. first money and the championship base The South Pine Tjtke church- is being ball belt of Barry County. Thursday morning a game occurred be­ repaired. . Several from this visiting attended the tween Hastings and Quimby. The score Farmers’.Picnic at Gun Lake. All report a large crowd and a good time. Hastings 4 H J — 11 A. H. Farr and family attended the Quimby Rally at Plainwell. All interest centered in the afternoon The drouth continues and pasture is dried up. Several farmers are feeding game between Hickory Corners and Woodland a$ both are first elaBsjteains and their stock. the game was for the championship of the Dowling. county. When Is It going to rain? The men in the Hickory Conners team Quite a numtier from this place attend­ were: ' Cadwallader, P; Quleki C; Mont­ ed Pomona Grange and some to the picnic gomery, S. S.: IL Montgomery;. 3rtl. B; at Goguac lake last Saturday. Pennock, 2nd. B: Johnson, L. F.; Court­ Rev. H. Garret is very sick aud no right. tsL B; Polley, C. F.; Lawrenee, R. hope? of his recovery. F. , School commences next Monday with Wood land’s team were: Hinkley, P; Miss Hinkley as teacher. Becker, C; Mclntvre. S. 8; Stowell. 3rd Mrs. Wm. Freeman Is gradually fail­ B; Feigbner. 2nd B: Reirer, L. F: Mur­ ing. phy. Irt B; Cavenali, C. F; Hoosemnn, C. . ! Mrs. Gorham is able to be around the F. Woodland evidently was not {feeling In house, bnt not able to work. Grandma Frey Is quite poorly. fighting trim and the Hickory Corners The fruit dryer opens for work next boys played their best. : / Monday. The score was: ,r i Mrs. Claude Hunsicker. of Texas, is visiting h6r mother, Mrs, J. Morehouse. Mrs. Ellen Russell and daughter Edna, of Battle Creek, were guests of Mrs. Hen­ ry Tasker last week. Will Seger has returned from Adrian. Helen Jewell celebrated her sixth birth­ day by a tea party Friday. Ice cream was served. Mrs. Chas. Morehouse and children, of Verona, are visiting relative^ here” this week. Gns Sackett, of Battle Creek, was at the hotel Sunday. Another social is being talked up. Per­ haps an Endeavor social. The social at Dr. Powers was well attended, receipts of the evening $6,00. Mrs. Wm. Jewell visited her sister .at Battle Creek from Friday till Munday. Oh’.! it is so dusty. Asa Wright and sister Cora left for Striker, O.. Tuesday to attend school. They will be greatly missed by thplr many .friends. Mrs. E<t-Beers, of South Battle Creek, Miss Bertha Willis returned to her Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lou Park. b«ue in Kalamazoo Saturday after a Cre?ay. w-eks visit among old friends. Another Ore of mysterious origin oc­ Mrs. M. J. Goss, of Plainwell. spent . a. p? rtion of the past week in Prairieville at­ curred in our neighborhood on Saturday morning about 4 o’clock. This time Miss tending to business affaire. When first Albert Stortus has repted his farm to E. S. Mead being the looser. discovered the flames were bursting from Merritt Wood. Miss Effie Richards, of.Buttle Creek, all sides, having appearantly started near It contained vas the guest of her sister, Mrs, Kellog the center of the building. 20 acres of unthreshed wheat and 20 tons Flowers Friday nnd Saturday. John McBain and wife, of Battle Creek, of hay. besides farming implements., Also a horse, carriage and harness belonging to are guests of bis brother. Herbert. William Armstrong was badly bitten by Mr. Kelsey, a relative visiting her from The barn was J. Deering’s dog while threshing for Dr. Ohio. Fully insured. built to replace one burned six years ago McLcay last Friday. Mrs. .■jiuui, i.Vi.Nf au.i Bliiit-- ou the same day of the month. MTS. Mllllllc Walt a nt< danfthlor.) on. man are visiting friends at Benton Har­ visiting in Wayland. bor. The Misses Mary Gilbert and Katie Mnj. Sopha Richards spent the past Lyon who have Been visiting relatives week camping at Gun lake. Miss Mary Anderson returned to Kala­ here the past 2 weeks will return to their mazoo Monday after a short visit to Prair­ homes in Leonidas on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Reynolds attended the ieville friends. . . Temples and Lovelands broke camp funeral of Rev. M. Q. McFarland ut Plain­ well last Wednesday. Monday and returned home after a two Rev. P. Travis entertained his consln, weeks outing at Fine lake. Mrs. McMichael of Plainwell last Satur­ J. E. Cairns started Saturday for Wash­ day and Sunday. ington in company with the K. of P’s. ’ rAr«.n co»lnlt»pr™m lodl.n. report, Mni'"tSb™ra'r .poke to .toll house l«»t „|W£ m..P^utmen: botor. * Largest Circulation of any paper tn the County. ■ o» B.U>e Cm* ot A. McBtne. h>. r«tb«. S«u>nl«r and Sunday. , , Mrs. Q. A. Hynes is getting better. MIm Mamie Bush has returned from the " Ih'ron Splreber aad wife of GoKevIlte, . Middleville. Quite a good many attended the picnic at Gun lake last Friday and Saturday bnt were disappointed in not bearing Fred Milnes. Our churches were not so well filled as usual last Sunday on account of the camp meeting uprHiwcstof town. Don Putnam. Louie Hall, Matte Crooks­ ton, Mrs. J. Heavy. Mae Roman. N. C. Thomas. Moses Stutt aud Norman Webb together with those mentioned last week are attending the institute this week. M. S. Keeler left Saturday for Hastings where he joined the division of K. of P’s for the Washington-trip. Melvin Bassett and wife, of Kalamazoo, are visiting friends and relatives In and around the village. Ora Mltzger returned from Ohio lust week. The Manual of the school*? of Barry County which is.now being sent to the district officers throughout the county is a book for which our Co. Commissioner de­ serves much praise. It Is not, ns are most manuals, ifiade of clippings from papers, books on leaching, school laws, etc., but aside from the excellent memory selec­ tions tt contains, shows the original thought of our Co. Com. We hope that the Directors will read the part intended for them and that all may profit by these suggestions. The K. O. T. M. boys are doing busi­ ness ut great rate. Their number was in­ creased thirteen last Friday night through the work of Deputy Adams, of Grand Rap­ ids. . School will commence in most of our districts next Monday. Hickory Corners 0 0 4 1 4 7- 1A Woodlapd 0 10 4 2_ Home runs made by Becker, IL Mont­ gomery, Houseman, Stowdil—Double plays, Cadwallader. Pennock «nd Court­ right. Errors, Hickory Comers 5. Wood­ land. 12. ‘ Interest was Intense during the entire game and Hickory Corners left the field amid shouts of triumph, horn blowing etc. Hickory Corners was” evidently con­ sidered “all right” judging from tbo yells. The game was witnessed by a large crowd of'tnterestod spectators. No doubt a tournament of the same nature will be held here next year,'this proving such a success. Hickory Comers received a nurse of twenty-five dollars. Hastings and Wood land were tied for second place and divid­ ed the second nnd third money of twenty dolla rs aud ten dollars between them. Institute Nates. Much time has been devoted to psychol­ ogy. Mr. Bemis’ work has been so plain, so practical that no teacher, who has giv­ en the matter close attention, can help feeling that the time has been well spent. The work of Miss Foi deserves special commendation. Her instructions in paper folding and cutting, mat weaving, and language work have given many of our teachers new .Ideas concerning that im­ portant problem, busy work. Miss Fox has practlially demonstrated much of her teaching by bringing before the institute a class of children from our city. • “Book agents and newspaper men, tholr names are legion,” exclaimed a !>i«ioming “school ma’am” at the close of thte first day. She was not far from being right. Miss Haycock of Chicago, reprenjnbed the Flaituigan publishing house hikpj week. Mr. Bassett, of Middleville, is taking u.uny the Tp-U’hd»rs’ World, while “our Moderator man” is do­ ing a fair amount <if business. Tde Rev. Pope, of Hickory’ Corners, Inst wedk took seven orders lor the Funk & Wagnall’a dictionary. . Commissioner Clapp of Kalamazoo Co., addressed tiie institute last Wednesday, on the subject of the Teacher’s Reading Circle. Among the questions Mr. Bemb found in the question box last Thursday after­ noon was this: Would you advise a teach er to read novels such as “The Heavenly Twins” and “Ships That Pass in the Night?” Mr. Bemis said “do.’” docided-v. ly. He thought the teacher should read only the best fiction, that which bad stood the test of tjrp.v. Nine out of ten of the new book could not be found at the end of five years and we have no time to sift the wheat from the shaft. Mr. Andrus asked innocently how we were to tell the tenth book If we read non» but Mr. Bemis declared there were enough people who would read trash. He was saved answer­ ing the question if such people should be our literary guides by an inquiry conctruiBg the fiction In the Century. This the teachers were assured was safe aud Mr. Bemis went on to speak highly of Current Literature. ' Some one in the audience said WLs magazine devoted sev- • cral pages .to an extract from “Ships That Pass in the Night” and a sketch of the author. Mr. Bemis, concluding the teachers of Barry Co. Were like Ephram “joined to idols,” frankly admitted that he had never read either book under discus­ sion but judged (bent, from the inquiry to te- specimens of the sensational iiterature that abounds. Church and Socioty. Usual services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. Y. P. S. C. E. Sun­ day at 6:30 to which all are invited. Come anti encourage the young folks and Mr. Al Hams who will preside. The Woman’s Auxiliary connected with the Emmanuel church will be held at the .... Parish house Tuesday, Sept. 4th.. from 2 ‘ to 5 p. j. The following program will Ixj carried out: Farmer's Picnic. Address and plan for wlntor work—Rev The annual picnic of the Farmer’* WoW. W. Taylor. nlc Association occnrreu at Strepler's Discussion—How Can the Auxiliary Landing, Gun Lake last week and was n aid the Rector In His Plan. great sueeeta. Scripture Texts, “Home Duties.’ Friday the largest number were In at­ Music—Mlsaionary Service. tendance, competent judges estimating be­ At the Methodist church next Sunday tween five and six thousand were present morning the pastor will preach on "Labor and nearly as many on Saturday. Hou. M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, and Day, the Dignity of Labor.” Id the eve­ All Col. C. H. Morse, Commissioner of Labor, ning. “What to do in a Shipwreck.’’ were tho principal speakers. Hon. Fred are cordially Invited to attend the services, men especially In the morning. Milnes, of Coldwater, who was down for an address, was unable to be present Sunday School at noon and the Epworth The election of officers occurred Satur“ * ~ League at 6:30 p. ra. day and resulted as follows:— Pres.—J. W. Brlgga. The services at Emmanuel church next Vice Pres.—Thus. Ronan. Sunday will be aa follows;-Sec’y.—John Parker. 0:80 a. m.. Morning l*ray«H 10:30 a. m. Troaa.—Andrew Stokoe. —Litany Tservkw and Holy Coantantoo; Marshall—John Hall. And the foBowing directors from Barry 7dWp. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon. County selected: S. C. Ritchie,^ Jobn Stuart. Arlhin^^furner. Andrew Stokoe, On Uiis week Saturday ev:ming8opt 1st J. C. Bray, Hanilton Carvetb. M. Dorter, the Ladle® Aid of tbe Spiritnaliatie SncleJ. J. Perkins. Mark Norri*. Ira Osgood. G«k Bepk«ie,7 M. McCallum. Andrew : until » o« ll» lawn ot Mm. W. p.oim. p’.iw-ta. Henderehutt. John &*>!n.m, Frank It de e tbelr UML body V fi i I 1 �EUN DOWN. A NEW PAIR OF EARS. MICHIGAN 8TATE NEW8. OATS STRIKES DO GOOD. Gomr«r* DeeUrw They K.)**. lodwartel Evil* Kiid S«rxe*t RrloruiH. A cu»« Can* At th. Bloetr. h ,spit«l fa puu. „ death. No other name ean daacrjba th. London Dally N.„s, ,jJ ' VItIao, the little B-yw-old daughter Two Men Attack a Northwestern Chicago. Amr 27.—When tbe labor commi*slou met At 10 h. a. three dlmtlnsulsiiM! liter of Adalbert Beera, of Bellera. while the cyclone that swept scroes the Sea knoTO.two„. M. Un-lry. Train Near Chicago. ’’£ c >o< of Azov Saturday. Il will be impossi ­ leaders were ready to go ou the staaid. They abolt ’-wr play cam. acroea a bog were Samuel A. Gompers. prealdete «r tb» ble for days yet to compute the damage formed a onrloua operation .a *!. .,u ' which to her young mind re«embled A Detective Killed and the Conductor American Federation of Labor. Eurtne '• man of Bripium na«..n.lit v ' t T’ done, but it is almost certain at Waal Debu and George W. Howard, president and medicine, and thinking It about the Belgian, It appear, grt drunk . Tic. tralUwl m lh. American lUllw Minn- thing for her pet kilty, eet abont to 1 000 person* have perished, some by ThU ra Ut. O«np«m Ono nppewonte. Com- admiciater a do«; but the bitten drowning, others by being crushed time ago and waa taken to Ihe Shot Themselve*. It ha? done me good. I wm in a bad condition mlaaloner Kernan was not present during tne under faHing houses and trees The ataUonatOentllly wl„.r in s kicked rigorontly. whereupon VI rI an, ,v.,;lv he “ excitement is great among ths utter helplemn.A. Mr. Debs wm called first. He read n letter to prore thet It -wa. goody goody, MAN-HUNT NEAR CHICAO. American colony in this city, for it the oeU. nnolhrr drunkard. mw-lj, written to him by a tvlograph manat South took a doae herself. Th. ehild e Chicago - ... , Aug. 87.—At 10 H- o'clock i.iwn Fri if r-­ Butler. Mont., named Oaldcrheud. which ex­ is feared at least two parties of Ameri­ leal engineer named Machant -.2 mother come upon the acene at thia day night a north-bound freight train plained that the phrase "save your money and can tourists were on the Sea of Azov brought fa fa a etau- bjfa.rih. " on the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul buy a gun" was a standing Joke sentence eloi-o ot aflairs and diworwed that at the time the wind did its deadly delirium trumont. Machant r-a» Iu. abe'had token a.llberal dote of rough used time and again by teitgraph t^k ruiors road was held up by two masked men wnrk. There has been a stream of terribly excited Btate and b. a.nickrf and understood by them m Nothing more at Deerfield a small station just north than a Joke- Tbe letter also said that it* on mix. Prompt action by way ot an­ callers at the office of the American hia fellow prtaonw wrth m,a.jrdiM„ of the line between Cook aud Lake writer understood from the first that the tele­ tidote. and powerful em.Ua eared the minister asking—almost pegging—fur ferocity, etriklng him. and-lxn-rluTta counties. Patrick Owens, one of the gram ooptainlng the phrase was sent by child', life am* herceJter I Men will news from Odessa, whence the tourist* relate, biting off both 1:Ih cum. detectives of the road, who uu riding Mr. Benedict and not by Mr. Debs. shun all appearances df medlcln When he cam.- to himwli Machart were to have started on the regulation Mr. Debs did not have any personal on tho train, was shot and killed and definite knowledge ot blacklisting. A night-seeing trip across the Crimea, became .-cry penitent and adfed w 014 Soldier’s Reunion. the watch of Conductor Sarjent, who suggestion ■ had been - made to the taken to tbe Itedaid. o! his Hctin, wh visiting Sebastopol, Balaklava and tho The twenty-ninth reunion < was in charge of tho train, was taken commission advocating an amendment w the other famous battle scenes. The wai now fa the Bloetrc b.>.r,'tal |n Twenty-third Michigan infants from him. This was the only plunder tbe O’Neill act to bond corporations and labor order to aek lila fer^lv.r,..... 'Dr parties were separate, but it is organizations to secure arbitration. Mr. Debs held at Mayville. Eighty tm| secured by the robbers. The train did not favor anything that looked like comto th6 roll caU and about 200 s Idiers probable they started within twelve Landry, who wax them, aald: ■amuld had stopped to allow tho engineer to puteory arbitration. attended. Five hundred peopl were hours of each other, and accord­ you like to gin- him back 1,1..^President Samuel Gompcn, of the American take water from a tank, "Certainly- (alS the wan. ■ fl,.,,, Federation of Labor was then called to the fed in the grove. Capt Charles Mnma, ing to the schedule of these excur­ within thirty seconds after it I witness stand. He said the federation had a । of Ann Arbor, delivered the oration. sions they would have reached the told th. doctor, "let sweat a .-.mJ. „( ! had come to a standstill___ tbe ; membership of &OO.OW. He told the commit Gen. O. L. Spalding and others re­ strait of Kertch Saturday morning, .mail Blip, of flesh fen j your u.nL aad John R. Lochary, Roxburyt Ohio. ! two masked men climbed into the sfon about tbe Briggs’ house conference of ' it can be done." The. man oateated ! caboose and ordered the conductor and ' July 13. at which there were prtseat repre- sponded to the toast*. Ithaca >ras ae- where'they would take the train back lected as the place' for the next re­ to Odessa. It is so d the lender of one and th. doctor did eslit bad.u ' '.-.-nL one brakeman, who were in the 1 MntaUvee ot all tbe prominent national Hot Fl*x*r«. Shire taking Hood’s Saraapa-> , . kU ~ . fabor orfaulzationa. This conference wa* • union. The following office— of these parties had proposed a trip a The pfeeoa of O.«h k; shape.! as well dll* I am re well *• ever. 1 give Hood * Sar- I to throw np their hands. Ibe called upon by a committee from several Chi- ; short distance north from Temriuk in­ as he could to the Ukc:n. < .-.f ;; pU;r of elected; President, Lieut, laparill* all «ke credit. I took no other i men w«* obey. The detec- • eago unions asking that a general strike be or- ,■ >unded ’ _ __ _ ___ ___ _ Carr,_ ,haca; to the land of the Black Cossacks. If ears and joined them to the president, William Isedicine. JoitN K. Lochary. Roxbury. <’hl«- tlve entered ttnd *howod fight and he dsred us suggested. The request was considered vice According fo the tetest afc. secretary, Capt. C. E. McAllisterJ Flint; hi* party branched off in that way it placna. carefully, aud the conference ot the American } yy • whs shot and instantly killed by one counts the operation has been ft ertm. Federation of Latxir enme to the conclusion that orator, Gen. O. L Spalding. I - unquestionable has perished, for the th,'m j»n>p«<» the president of tho United _ _______State* ____ _______ hurricane ravaged almost tbe entire plcte •9UCCCS*. >>W** w r froni tjie train and disappeared in the bo called upon to do whatever there win hta SooriMl on Mankind. east shore of the Sea of Azov• . . j1 power to bring tbe the groat tabor labor trouble to au an Why She Con Resch Much nig-., r Tuoe* Hood's Pills arc rapidly taking tbe load. I! darkness. John G. Williams, aged commit­ The new, ol• U.menter and robbery ;; amicable settlanu-nt. To that ond a telegram At a late hour there was still only a ted suicide nt Kslatnazoo. Jle had general report of tbe disaster on which The scientist who dir in the ChLtago or rend tome one to act for two daughters living in tbe east, but j had meanwhile been telegraphed to PARKER'S — _ IV J ... to base surmises of the Americans human HAIR BALSAM larynx the afiatemit j every station along the St. Paul and him fa a conference with the exectivs where was not known, for before com­ 71m»k« «•■><! trurtlfh* the bxlr. safety. This report recounts wide Northwestern roads and all the rail- council of tho American Federation of I-nbor. why woman hah a P-uttK’tv* a taxurinnt growth. voice .and Sever Fail* to Bertore Grsj Thepresident preaidentdid did not not reply reply to lo the the telegram. tulegrauu mitting tbe net he seemed to have cov­ havoc. The wind wm first felt at man a bn.-^ one trtw'u.v. roar’ deteotiwi* «■<.!» nn The n . a. Io?kul,‘ Th. raaurll decided Btehfal U.I U would -ouhl be detritelrt- ered up every trace of relationship or ! Nognisk. Noguisk is peopled mostly Hau- to i:« Youthful Oolor. The council that it Carta tcaip <Ji“-a»vt *hart Uhmj. Emma Seiler. She Juts C ,t for tbe men. Condnctor Simmonds on meatal to to indorse „ the ___ cauae _~______ _ _____a- general strike. family connection. connection He left a u remark remark-I ­ . flgh ernaeni who were out on the 2_' _ / 'Am ~—" —* — in Wortzburg Leftb wj iuv.tbe freight train which the men bi-ard- m the American federation hod no such nu- able letter, luttui* showing shnninr a n rare amount ninOunt of water. J . r... . the *b__ hurricane t____ I—__ had U-.1 swept When ' ed saw them riding iu a gondola or tholty. even were It* member* so disposed. children to frapp >rt, -2^ rwsul Mr.'wrlght asked under whut circumstances . intelligence, explaining why bn com- uut out w to the north a terrible scene come a teacher of ^inginr. but sud­ l-w Jjricrt G-nscr Tonic. h curve ««.<• Coujh, । high-sided coa! car. Suspecting that He waa disgusted WM presented. The village wa* razed; Wenk Umcs n-taiitr. Irdljcetion, P»:n.T*t< luthne-aUcU. a general strike.— ■ milted the deed. ! the men on his train were tbe train. the federation could order_________ denly lost her voice, ■ Th*n sb<deterThis, the prosident said, would be very dlf- with mankind in general and a deceit- a* -— -» — overturned, though -a — great plow mined to find oujt wbki al - to dLcGver _______________ ____________ robbers, Simmonds telegraphed to fioult except under the conditions ful pertaining w.orld, and said |he could not make had been pushed through it. Lying . j days of the orgiuilxa>«*>?-! SL“"tS2 ' would' a success of his business because .he I everywhere were women and children, if possible the qorredt method a! hing­ To-day a general strike v — L2* vL I fi II l| & ;.:J-preniinms ; • giief-‘.-j The latter at once called Special Offl- Jlou’ to arike by aeparate votes tn was poor. He manufactured and sold • dead or in tbe last ogoniea. The *h«l- ing, so that others might n 1their WlUvU cSth^SCwoL^fe?: oerMoGrath toMal*hlma»d the two voices. For tliis purjx.-.studied local unions nod this action a medicine of his own. ! low walers of the Sea of Azov were anatomy. She disserki larynx after 3vt'■ Hout ocurtT-.r nt. r^cv v-r. | waited on the platform for the train would have to be crystalHxM fa T (l MUea I la.befl U> Buch a height that It was larynx aud qiefit yehirs in .hur search, AH N'rw.-M’.f-al .'r ; orR;E:iM |.i;'i St. Ni -a Yar|k ( to pull in. '■' •* “ geuera! convention of the federation. Lt tho was decided fa 186W that u goiguui strike for : It I. Mated a. a fact that there 1. a j !■>•'» flxhtn? boat uraat hare tryhqtto find for onfjthlrq As it reached the station aud stopped the eight-hour rule would be unwtse The ' A Cap m ij<*< t To* ti.ecbvnpoMt, purest mid ij McGrath saw the two men in the coal­ mala tight of the federation haa been to secure young man in Central Chippewa, Osce- be®” sunk. en’a head tones coiilil re * high C best; eu .prt&M&i inst.intiy trou The cyeloao awept on .to the north ; car and at once clambered on a box- tho eight-hour day. but strikes have nut been ola county, so much admired by thr-e I while men had *nn :4;frum b At 5 °Tukk- „,U'W,‘b 1 car just ahead of the car in which tu*ed largely for that purpose- The throwing ro* ng ladle, ot that rill^B that they length hey acardh wd i r She * h*»'' __________ ______________ „ „„ of the Haymarket bomb had killed the fedura­ hare come together and «ttfal on a discovered tradir the mi c-n. .f -jr; one । tlie mon _____ were riding. ho tion'd eight-hour work. “ Marinopid t Th**i»- >>*nly one-s**n*jlne Idkkl nr.d that you! reached the root of tha car one day two smell, w. :n?3d cartUMr. Gompcr* aaid he had no scheme for the plan whereby one Rill laud him. Cat. ! m to«v »;■ th, J.in-Aturv lijbln.- ae «'-rn jte. i pt the baud I u dropped on one Abolition of strikes, boycott* and Industrial were drawn to M-e who ahould buvc ; ronntry to . p„^t ,l mllOT .aland, and ages whose aclUn pr-jut: > the h: fhest . .-aone «>«' /' r “!>?“ ,t,h' *«! tones of the busuan v.jL. -­ -imide he»‘ knee and raised a heavy horse disturbances. He said that he did not Join in the tot chance to ensnare him. and it denunciation of strike*. So long fell to the lot of tlw pretticcl of the ‘ M*rfaopol wfe. practically blotted out pistol, steadying it with both hands the discovery pnbliq ItofccitJ a* X the present system of labor and Now the other two are kicking ?f exiatence. No. th™, houae. tn a tlon among *cienti*.7 x li • and resting it on his knee. Three trade exist* there would be strikes The three . ____ b physician, prnised th.- treaUsj in. the shots came in quick succession from Htrike shows that the workingman has and want to go back on their agree- : hundred are left Btanufag. the big revolver, each one striking left yet some honor, manhood and courage­ menu Poor fellow! I thBt T” highest termb tiJI he ifenr; i hi;, -xu sjs^ have forced the employing classes and j perished in this town alone. North of ter had written^t. Then he dr-i-hediit Officer McGrath. “Help me, Marshall, Strikes the rest of the world to pay sonic ntv.-ntlon to ________ L<ui«tnc __________ Citiaen. t of .Marjnopol the storm seems to have down, saying ifi a ran- that shd woxfiii j, I’vie got it in the side,” ho cried and the tabor question. Strikes were no: the fail­ John W. Edwonla. a prominent fell on the roof of the car. ures they were usually written down to be. ' .......................................... _____ __ and ' made a redden tarn to the eaatwardj better be attending tjo her h•••.*.4woijk .A. ....•1-1 -I l ‘ full Mme. jSciler'fi p^rtrr.it, s in-.: bla reiitf, Mor.Uu»iw£ttl>^or w«.iroe.».te,ki»faa mn u*l citizen ot Lansing, died Bl Station Agent ^Marshall was un­ Once n« at sea tKa the storm mfezln made tfji Its full riea for the laborers involved. Mr.Gonjpcra sjdd ... . . . ° . Uftc jr-tn » H< They create jierfeec resimDa ; armed and could do nothing to thut place of cancer al the age of 6!' fury felt.. Of the steament that touch is !npof*e®d<ra <>f the Arnericari Philuof every form or food. Micwtitm the vatuatye ; check the flight of the two men that strike* bettered the condition of the pcorile generally, even when they fulled. Employes i year*. He was a member of- the board at the port of Berdlansk, not one had Sophica) 5<>ci.fty of. FhiUiiclpliia, lot par!* am! CtHcsn.'ng the iwortbieAs. They' nuike :.-rn faces niumpan*! count! out the ;?? ' who jumped from the' train and fled of a railroad strike. . The corporation hires of police and fire commissioners at the come in at the hour of the late report. which she wa* a member. She wrute, are. They are the • death. • •* ■had- •been ar> Grave fears are expressed that every among other books. '’The Vcie-.- in west across the fluids to Milwaukee other men. These new man certainly elevate time of his He their economic condition, else they wouldn't , , . . . , ,, , STANDARD REMEDY avenue. McGrath was hastily carided, max, Ito ehBBWB. Mrtela hu otete- •><ten»aO, chief of tbo fir, department craft in the sea has gone to the singlug ano "* far teanno*. rfai'alr.lr.i; no atienic, and al>s<>- to a house near by, whence he was ration* had led him to believe that the men and c. a XC member of the board .of —-7 cf f educa- bottom and that every passenger I she died in ■ tutelr ittnnles-i. is drowned. When the wind swept I — —■ afterward removed to SL Lake's hos­ who strike are not lowered; do not take reta- tion. ’ ■ Price, jirepalu. ? 1 per 'oox : fl for 8 5. ’• pital, where he lie* in a critical condi­ live positions with the other men. So that over the northern end of Azov Pamphlet. ‘ HOW TO GET FAT.’’ free. even foiling striker' benefit the community. Colored Odd Fellow*. tion. Ont* bail passed through his ' - ----------------- — it ll took 14K1M H a new HEW course, WUIM.', {going The THIN.UTRA CO..f<» Broadway, Now He did not advocate strikes where It wa* pos, right breast, tfhother broke his arm slbie to do without them. He behoved in vol­ The Michigan district grand lodge southerly along the coast oft the York. of odd----fellows m session at -‘ ,««« laud of the Black Cossack*. In < and the third passed through his leg. untary arbitration. — -colsrod ---------- -------—~ In turn PROBATE ORDER. Xte am -----------iCTmnxl- u>itoc teelal- Grand Rapid, elected oSoers ns fol-1i £>in< EiBk ■ After this second bit of bloody work , Hrte-nulzl -----—---­»ute and Achueb Were were faVBgvu, ravaged. Ha, th,, raimx.^,. ■ >.a —l-.ll. ”. (■» B>.^ . * State of Michigan, County of Barr ’-the bandlte hastened out Holcomb ax- ............. ................................ .. _______ “* law*: *“h tow“ bofag altuo.1 totally dagovornmont ownership of railways and all . ____ « . _ At a *oMiou of nie Probate Court for ttit * enue to Lawrence avenue. On the moans of transportation and communication. C-JLwblte, Bey Qty; deputy, stroyed. Telegraphic oonnuunication CcHinnr ut Harry, lio’deu at tbe ITohate office. In -4. Barrta. Saginaw. Ncc.mm,. r. o. D.wiiord. with thia district is an-irwndftd and It lbs City of Hastings, in said county, on Wert- way they met Henry KgrG*»vst*>u. u -The goveromeut already alrasdr operate* oneratea aa great. araat. Detroit; Detroit, ti^reurvr, uwwrvr F. F D. D Hamilton. Hamilton. Detroit; Detroit: T*1.1® ““yTT®* “* and It "Thegovernment n:sd»'■ ’* atue .»««» •■eu farmer ia a wagon on the way to the ttunfsatid eight hundred and niuety*iour. number of railroad*. It It can operate a bank- , ch*|daln, Rev. C. J. Johnson . Bay City: gunr- is impossible to learn the extent of the Preseot, Cloirivs W. Armstrong. Judge of city. It was but a moment's work to rupt road 1 do not see why it could not operate 'diss. G. " B. «• Stewart. destruction^ but at least 1,000 persons 1,““ n ——« Grand Rapid*;'warden, ----- • Prst'ite throw him out and take possession of it before It become* bankrupt. Paul lUUy. Battle Creek. must have died on the two shore*. shores. The lb the matter of the estate cf Lu-!nrfa Blanch­ ‘The more the wage-worker gets the more he i bis vehicle. With horses to draw them ard. deceased. storm, as nearly as can l\* learned, Gave Her a Spanking. On mui'uz and Alins the petition duly veri­ the thieves made better time and they want*. You will find that the man who earn* ’ seemed to suddenly lose its force near fied of Ir* Blanchard, adinmlfttntfor of *nld es­ 81 a day wants 6 or 10 cent* more a day: the ■; Sebewaing citizens.have adopted an late pra^iug prtDiur for for raMonn reason* thereln therein set^forth^thnt »« forth that ' *wero soon on their way to a hiding man who cart* 83 want* K or 30 cent# more; ‘ tate Tvmrink, and passed off with compar- I old-fashioned but little used mode of be maybe licensed to sell tbe real estate of said ; place. i the man who geta 16.000 wants 87.000, and tho ative quiet southerly over the Black sea. 1 deceased as fa Mdd petition described. , , ,, deee.w*d in 'aid peUtloo . — Last !■ punishing - undesirable ----- citizens. -------- .—------Thereupon It The fugitive* were hotly chased by man with IM.000.000 want* the earth. it is Is ordered, that Siuirday. Ssxurday. tiw the !j 1st day of ol September. A. D. 18M. l®4. at ten o'clock I' boys wja and men vu on horse* <»uu and «* a body uwv vi of , Mr. Gomjera thyught the beneficial outcome- Friday night & number of persons dl»DEATH OF JOHN NEWELL ofr the appointment ox of gulsed themselves and called on the in the tbe forenoon foreuomi be assigned for tbe hvaring hearing of •! „ii-_ «_ o ° fcUO recent strike wa*> th. appomtnwm sa M petition and that the heirs ut taw of said • police in a patrol wagon. Th*" said I ney’ finally th# commission before which he wre was testlfy- p^rson they desired should leave town Apoplexy Carrie* Off the lT<-»lder.t of th* « w h he deceased and nil nihrr person* Interested In »»Gods took tothat theskirt woods skirt -ii ।ths thethat Desfag.t only It would have been betternave If tbe commg, ouu u woma oeen oeticr ir me com- * , , o.tvuxu reave ton n L*k* Kborc Road. sitid estate, arc required u> appear at a £“ s. xlzz had — been — sent: _ to Chicago _ earlier dur- and ST*ve her a regala r spanking, then ?? I ptalnto rlTer. ij mtaaloa — b_ —™-------------------of sold court.wen io be holden at the Probate of- , t| Youngstown, a, Aug. 27.—John unW hx>d “d MorcpoUtemBUtoriTfaf Umrabbera Ing the strike. He thought that It would have warned her to take “ P Wd flee, lu the City of Hastings. It! said County, and ;' Newell, cf Chicago, president and gen­ been able to bring the General Managera' osao- walk, show cause. It any there be. why the Braver of vie petitioner may not be । were surrounded in a cornfield. Their elation and the leaders of the tabor organlxu- 1 eral manager of the Lake Shore <fc grantot. And it Is further ordered, that ' capture was only effected after a hard tion* together. Michigan Southern railway, and iden­ said petitioner sire notice to the persons *■ fight iitfut iu tuv shots bqols were ‘ FV *0I?e things he wanted to ’ in wmea which imiy fully 100 IrtereMrd lu said estate, of the pendency of l: Forest fires destroyed 700,000 feet of tified with other railway interest*, »*vi’M-p»ea>»s.£.-.',dN rrfc Th.. say about the fajunction* taaued by court. He Mid petition and Ufa hearing thi iwf by causing ! exchanged. The desperadoes fought held that these Injunction* were not rightly lumber and 300,000 feet of logs belong­ died Sunday afternoon at 2:80In apart­ ro rw.rf id cr t.:o?i csfit a copy of this order to be published In the Has­ off the blue coats and excited civilians ’ baaed on the inter state commerce taw, that. ing to L. Cornwell about 4 miles from ments at the Todd house, where he j ting? bannkk. a newspaner printed and clreu-1 I participators in the man-hunt until ‘ J hRt t WR1 intended to apply < *■**-*>«• •■'x* o *** Hie UlUU-UUUb UULU — —" — , —— __ , intod In Mid County of Barry, one* in each - ClT' T ’ uni j' ** J*. lal>cr organlratlaui. He said the * Merrill. John Ward lost all hits camps was taken Saturday night from his WMk for three sucoessive weeks previous to j! their ammunition was exhausted ani ~ ’* '* saM day of hearing. . - to the - Are j' injunction! were breed on court-made1 and the dwellings of his men. He also private car. While traveling from then, unable longer to rsply CHAULKR. Wa ARMSTRONG. ’ I --------------p> -----------Sy* ’' law. upon declslouB given fa tbe absence of! loet about 100,000 feet of logs. Corn­ Pittsburgh to Cambridgeboro, ’ Pa., was poured poured in upon their their retreat, retreat, *1 law. He held further tbot "old mutty taws" j Judge of Probate. I that« was Hastings, - - Mich. in upon well had a light insurance on GOO.OOO he - was stricken with (A true copy.) i He men sought safety ia flight Bullets made a hundred years ago. before the appU- I feet of lumber. Ward had none. plexy, which paralyzed his left from the officers’ revolvers brought1 F*"00 of •*•“•««» electricity to industry | PROBATE ORDER. ' S75,OOC .OO side, rendering him helpless. both men to the r.rth and when the “? .SSTSe.,?’«> 1 „ He CAPITAL Depositor* Get a Dlrihend. State of Michigan, County of Barry, m. , SU^PIl’S SLHWUvfe. rallied under stimulant* and was At a session cf tbe Probate Court, fi»t police apprehended their game the with the problems of to-day. Conditions ( Receiver Stone, of the Central Mich­ taken to the hotel on reaching here «!■•corporatod uudet the liws cf ’hr ot . the conntv of Barry holden at *the ’ men were weak fromloss of blood. t ha<l changed so that the luwa should be • igan savings bank at Lansing, de­ Probate office, in the City of Haitfags. . Michigan. One was shot in the back ' chaG«ed- A b’^nane and tenefictal taw. when clared a dividend to depositors of • per and the best medical aid summoned. said County, on Wednesday day the 1st day of I °.i1D 1 VT . C * I poseed. WM not infrequently pronounced unUntil after midnight he seemed to August, m ths year one thousand eight duuOpen for Business Dec. 16 .1S&Bnd the other in the neck. Neither > constitutional. cent This dividend makes a total of . dred and ninety tour. grow stronger and was able to oon verse omatBs: . Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of 1* badly injured. The crowd which ra^erai i 44 per cent, paid depositors since the the Ihihi ann^h^ J* I D. 0. Kobfa^n.FN-Ment; Probate. had gathered wanted to lynch the dmocomuu. bank became insolvent one year ago In tbe matter of tbe estate of James It light approached his symptoms showed > men bnt the police held the mob back ' ®t*n<iin« of the Varfom Profeaaiomd last April Chester Messer, Vice - Mason, a minor. brain disturbance and he became un- ; (hi reading and filfaji the petition duly vert* with drawn revolvers. The prisoners i C. lutM— Bwent Game*. Games. d. xv. i: CluW-Beeent ■'fed of Ann* I) M*son, guardian of said minor, conscious, so continuing until the end DViKCTGR«: praying that her first account as such guardian were taken at once to the West Chi­ | The following table Aho ws the numcame. II is life went out peacefully j berof games won and lost thia season . this day filrd In said court may be beard and cago avenue station. The Commercial and Savings bank D. w, Reynoldsj I and with no indication of suffering. | allowed ■Jt F. Mt-wr. D. G. Robinson. The desperate fellows gave their j| by . - clubs of the National Baseball of Ludington suspended business by Thereupon It Is ordered, that Thursday the LMr. Newell was 64 yean old. Hs entered . ( Chester tfease. league: -,23rd darof August A. D.. 1884 at ten o'clock In names ns William Lake and P. F. Gor- j ie c£?re John Oarvethr order of its president, Antonine E. the railway service fa 1640 ss a rudxnan and Clvds. tho forrnooB, to restated for tbe hearing of P. I. Oolgrort. Cartier. van aflrrwunl assistant engineer of the Con- ' said petition and that the heirs at law of said don. It has since developed that's Boaton tral Vermont railway, , in irei he worked on ' deccAsetl aud all oilier pentoufi interested in Gordon’s right name is H. F. Gris­ Baltimore Burglars entered the residence of G. the extension of the Champlain A st Law- i ‘psS*’ latere•• » New York said Mtate. aro required to appc.ur ar a session H. Gerow and J. W. Lewis at Port Hu­ reoce railway, and in ISM and 18M he w- I Glsaid court, then to be holdeli at Ito Probate wold, who resided with his wife Philadelphia W office, fa the city of Hasting*, in Mid County, in this city. His family connec­ Cleveland ron and secured a gold watch and a ▼eyed the route* of railroads from' Louisana show cause, if N»* there be. w hy the prayer tions. it ia said, are of tbe high­ Brooklyn small amount of money. vllle to Cincinnati and from Saraton to Pittaburgh of the petdlouer mxjr not be eraneed. Aud r. fiCiAS Air"”•»» His parents live in New Chicago....... is fartherordere j. that said petitioner give no- । est. The state board of health have ar­ Baekau a Harbor. N. Y. In 1866 be wm engi- , neer of the old Cairo City railway, tad from ; tire to the peraous faterMtcd in said estate, of "Vork city where his father holds a Cincinnati ranged for a state sanitary convention St Loui* the pendency of said petition and tb« bearing 1K>6 to IM6 engineer of maintenance of ; Wanh I ngtnn ................ to be held nt Union City October 11 and way of the Illlnoi* Central railway. I'rom 1MB ■ .‘licri of hr i-uuing a copy of this order to be trusted position with the Home Insur­ -Igjbihhrd In the HMdugs Ranker, a news- ance company. At the time young IxOuisvUle.................... 13. Five Manions will be held and to IM8 he wax preaident of the Cleveland A jpaurr prided and circulated in said County Western league: every member of the state board of Toledo railway, now a part of the Lake Shore, I •at ftorry. °uce In each week for three suceaRBlvr Griswold committed his crime he was and during the next Ruccccdlng vear cntflneer prevlotis to said day of bearinx. in the employ at a large salary of the .860 health will be present. *od superintendent of the New York LMntraL CH.Mi. W. ARMSTRONG, .F.78 Manchester Assurance company,which Branch county farmers are greatly From IMw to 18T1 he was vice president of the Judge of Probate, has a number of offices in Chicago. Toledo ..... J.. , fA »r«e rpgy.) worried over the great amount of wild Illlnofo Central, and for three years after that fiubim, *ro- c— ’■ During the daytime he filled the im­ Indian*pc U*......................... . lettuce which covers their farms. It is president of tha same road. In 1875 he become ^rs^KapUb. probate order portant position of fire-risk inspector, a rank grower and very hard to kill «tral manager of the Lake Sbdre. and since ! hehas been both president audk-meralmun. which he used as a cloak for his ma­ Milwaukee out or subdue. in. Western association: Cocctvef harry, hoktea m ib* lYobsUo office. In rauding excursions during the night. While fa a state o! delirium caused Clubs. th* ra*y vi HaiUngs. in nh1<1 county, on FriLake, hia accomplice, appears to by typhoid (erer, Philip Gorette, ot Bosk Island... • SXnr st”. rt'V Of July. In the year one fl have been tbe tool of Griswold, who peons...................________ U>Xi«and Hunt hundred and pfa«y four. Oroewell. out hie throat with a h doubtful If there wm another rallwyy man i • C* I Joseph.. ‘ tunte* W. Arneuront. Judge at persuaded him to join him in his career 8s knife, but will reoorer. Omaha................................. .. of crime. He i* a skilled haberdasher, Lincoln... Tbe houae of J. W. Colburn at Cale"tb«- in- tier »»f »lir of M. D. LafayAA AA F snd prior to his recent crime had borne doula wa. burned; low. »1.900; ln.ur- it WM his alm to mak« the Laks Short, in lu torn, raa toufaarat.te. tern rattroaC a, u. , Regajns and MalnUin.'. _ a good reputation. aaoe. Il.ooo. of Jrune- HHirv « HMo«o». 9no of refd darare- There Is Merit enures will VV ;■ °f the imn<Hta- Hood s EEssaEcsnzraznsi THINflGURfl FOR THIN PEOPLE. Are you tirin ? $ - Ha s Specific! is i> twMvred. ‘bat TbnrtjUy the -SbZ'bSrtncrftoid n,;.t «he m law « sold de- New Tone, Auff. XT.—Itenjemfa end Morri. Kraus, conetilutln* the firm of Kraua Kraus Broc., Brow, atoleni deal.r. ibi fa earrmgeB eerrfacee ana end harness in Brooklyn and New York, are misfriiig, leaving their creditors to mourn thsir departure. It is said they ■ecu rod for the snout pert cm four V.SL DROWNED AT A FORD. Portsmouth, 0., Aug. 27.—Word has reached here ut the drowning of four John E. Daniela an eatimable young man and a member ot the Linsinr ?Il*‘'cEeP’‘Mican etaff, we, wedded to Mia. Btuie H Kerwin, of Brattleboro. ¥t, at Corunna. «»*“«noed anrwytag a llpe for tbe Korthweetem fa «able that road to oome into Glad­ r commiMiouer, and his wife and stone. three children riding in a spring oI,Ln<ilaFfan. wa» ap­ wagon, attempted to ford the Sciqto pointed recoirer of th. Cornmeal and mrlage bank ot that city. '■ •« * .The Vital Powers. SWAMPS ON FIRE. Cn,pa Md Tlmiw La«j. D^troyM M*«r j Cur»« HERVO US DEBILITY, LO?28°o^°ono 1TY CEHLRAL DEBILITY. 1B fell of a dwto i ' fe-tedto.—anr-„v Priea, One Dollar Per Boi. DETROIT ANO GRANO RAPIOS. Cynthia M. K Gorton, known under .... IM Leslngton Avenue.,, �!!■ ■ 1 ’ G Lj AN N ER : h7sd^ Aug. J>, -,r ■ •< .• i'. , Lt|.' jI EUnor. Easy to Take nnd keep tbe system in Perfect Order. CATHARTIC PILLS A r>peciiic for lleatlache Constipation, and Dyspepsia. Every dose >- Effective BUSINESS CARLS. Auctioneer. . ■ ■ - 'Mich, , .-.re uolng to bare on auction ’ Have had experience <hi < .aSfaction. Terms reasonJ. M. SMITH. I ?.! • rtOX AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF i \J.MERLON * SMITH a specialty. . Woodland, Mich . ,4.u: .A . -------- -------------------------- worm.; T..e«h pan or wuur ted o:,e pint o< eotniuoti .an ,lltl twu ()Unvni of Mhpetw. Bb»olm thoroaxbly „,p; the mixture to the tobto.se ^.d, U1„' Ixiyal K. Knappen. ArthtirC. Denis,®. l’. K N AFPEJt & DENISON, LAWYERS. I e’.T Michigan Trust Co. Bld«„ Grand li^rds, Michigan. Al.lt’ KIRK. M. D.. Phjsician and Surgeon. ’•.■.•tin-;*. ■ - Mien. : i.rvi'iLiP alk nted day or night Of■ st;» . eil’s. 1km»c tiixl »hoe store <’WEEZE Y. AHonwy at law, 1 Jar-tings. Mich, in’! <-.:.rts of thei state. CoS•ptly attended to. \ VI’HRQF. : :'Uc Physician and New iv’ufad to. I’iiysiciaa and Surgeon, - Mich. < H. BAKBKH it-and Surgeons. r .-oujity .reypcHided to vril . t ami fteal Ecutr Offlcc. k it . Hwuutpi. ■-i Hr-,. E s’lite Beal E-*at« rio’.. •>. Bee I con»et;a e)UK. • • O AftT.r-.rt Books, eom . . .■•.•ds, d-.tn r-rnlsh eompWC F. BEOOKS. ClerK ■nm The rrc-mly reported eases «.r poh..i,|11K In U hcou.-tn (n.m the u.w ufalunr baking D nvd. r iiuve HA Bk.-tu-d the pubile to the st t iuus thtn^vr which mHiidiicvH the health ol the people <>■ ifu, coUUUJ .j|lc usunvu. Ur Al. <1, ..f there now be<i>s uq;e,t u|-jn en.lotuets Tlwte h »<> q-ictiun tu th, detilin-ulu< effeeis ot the alum baking powder, uu ou tbe ■ y.tem Every Bo.nl of Ue.lt!, .very phy.lclsn, will tell ot the unwhol,: reme qualities they add to the blood, bonis country', have abrelutely prohibited the sale of food containing alum Even ,mall d.e*. of alum, given Io children, have produced fatal results while ea<rs of heartburn, indigestion.’ griping, constipation, dyspepaU and varlous other kindred gastric troubles from Iritittiou of the mucous membrane,caused by tho continuous use of food prepared with tbe alum or alum phoMibute powders are tatuillar tn lite practiced every physician it is not possible that any prudent Iwusewlfts any loving mother, will knowlogiy use an article of food that will injure tbe health ot her huoscbold, or perhaps cause the death of her children. ' How shall the dpngerous aiutu powders be disUngutshed?' Aud how shall the dangeito health from their use be avoided? Generally alum powders may be known from tbn prk’o at which they ure sold, or Irorn tbe tact that they aru accompanied by a gl«, or are disposed of under some scheme. The alum powders cost but n tew cents a pound to make, and is often sold at 20 or 25 cents a pound. If some present If given with it, the price may be 30, 45 or 50 cents a pound. It is Impossible U name nil the nium powders In the market, but any baking powder soliLat a lew price, or advertised as costing only half as untcu as cream of tartar powders, or accompanied by a pre­ sent, or disposed of under some scheme. Is of this ciuss, detrimental to health, and to be avn^trd. But tlw easy, safe, and certain protec­ tion of our bread, biscuit and cake frntu all danger of unwhoiesomeness. Is in the use ot Royal Bafciug Powder only. This powder u mentioned beoauae ot the *iunumnrabk* repetts in its favor by high medical aiuLlioritiv.s, by the U S. .Govern­ ment, and by the official chemists and urtis c.f lb?*',tii. whieX leeve no doubt as to its entire tweilum Irotn alum, time and Hinojiw. Its absolute parity and wholeiH)niene«.-g While Its use is thus a safe­ guard against the p: i.-'meus alum powders it h si'iirtactory nt the -same time to know that owUg t<»' Its gieater strength it is~ more eciipotaical tlmn others. These tarts should Incllae e-msnmcrs to^ turn a deaf ear to nil in»portat»ities to buy th--inferior pn-Aders. The wise houseke«'per will decline iuv.ll awes to tako them. • ’L’ekc tmcl'Hirtvs through using a doubt­ ful aiticln Avheit* «o important n matter as the lit altk or Hie of dear opesi is at stake. :k.iw. S. * n >n. to 5 p. nt. rOLGROVE, Attorney at ■ I- to Smith i Coigrove.) i. tiV-n block. Hosmijxb.* i}l the .-iniru of the state. Attorney at Law, : .‘MHhear & Co.‘« sure.) •/•urr.s■ be 8-’..te. rtoltoettoM ....... I TIMMERMAN, Hoiuapathie Phy and Surgeon. . --.«r uvtirop’adrug «»tore.) NEWS. • CIRCULATION • Th:- week, 82 quires. i-.n.Htf,-. changes for advertisements 3u< ier.li this office Tuesdays, at latest to : • in ‘nv.-rtiou iu ike Issue of the week •.r:r.re of dnpspsK and Sick hnafjfhe. •airing itching amt pain of salt xteeniu, by Hood'c Sarsaparilla. Tin- rtainvrell fair will be held Oct Sod, Franklin, (ItuL.f Democrat, July 27, 1894. This year will be memorable for Its great harvests. The ylehl ««f wheat iu Indiana will probably exceed that of any former year. Just at this lime it is es­ pecially inviting for one to drive into Iho country and visit sonic of the threshers at work. We bad the pleasure, one day this week of witnessing five machines in operation. The first w/ts John Baker’s outfit on tbe farm of CuViiolius bitmars, whose crop of fifty-five acres averaged 87 bushels per acre, this being do exceptional yield in the county this year. ImprovexMiits In fann machinery have been varied and rapid but none more forcibly Impresses one than the scene here witnessed. There were nomen on the straw stack and yet there had arisen a high, well rounded stack of straw, more perfect in outline than could be made by hand. Ten teams were kefrt busy bringing the wheat to tbe machine and the “Farmer’s Friend Stacker" was slacking the straw. We were loM dy Mr. Baker that tbe stacker was doing Its work perfectly and enabled him not only to do more work In one day ■ul, 4ih, ami 5th. . than by tbe old method, but gave better A 2n^acre huckleberry swamp oear satisfaction to farmers This statement Bi.'‘■;l burned Sunday fitght, entailing a was corroborated by ewery one with whom large las'*. It was one the most brofit- we -convented. Passing ou one mile further we came »bl« in the state. across George Banta’s outfit. This Is his A large, Kreeq worm Is damaging pofourth season and with each recurring taioes in AUmo and scxre^Uier townships year be finds the stacker more popular. in Kri&muoe county. Its work seems to Here it has been fully tested and tbe ’be entirely stripping the learns from the points of superiority demonstrated may vi'ie«. which it will sometimes do In a be briefly summarized as follows: More siunle night work can be accomplished in one day; Woodland people dealre tkat a certain fewer settings of the machine are required; aged wklew named Gorden rvakUng in straw Is stacked more evenly than by their, midst might be sent to KaImqiszoo. band and turns water better; fewer hands She Is ertuy and carries a loaded revolver are required and the labor diminished not his wife and occasional/ shoots through the only for tho farmer but windows. John T-homas. the man who Is ebarged with criminal assault upon Mrs. Jay Rhodes of OshU-mo last fall, was apprebeniled it White Pigeon recently. He ad­ mits haring worked for Mr. Rhodes at the time the crime occurred but malutalna hi'cirire iunoceuce. » -v' We learn on good authority that Barry Holcohib aud Homer Jacques have sold their bean crop of forty aexes to Frank Force for $100. There ar.» other farmers io Eaton county who wunld probably do well to Force the market at that price, all of which goes to show that Eatun county farmers will be 8100,000 or more short thia fail b> reason of the bean failure brought on by the severe drouth. 1^ ■ A WOMAN’S STORY. THE ougbiy. Ths tewt Huie tv sprinkle J. when th. sun is botte.t. It dlmeUous am follow, HTZLiiTdw‘r Wom’B «“'■«•« of a T.rribte Malady Wh.a she O';u Soar ed II will kill every worm, and is entirely harijjlvxs to. jthw human family. The Brink of the Gr tve. (From tli. Oamlt Sun ) So'stltmf"' |lrel*',"i"»’ brick nsHnm at SERIOUS FACTS ABOUT FO. AVER’S Al.METIER. • Try tho following n^ |pl u W| as well; chaff and dust are entirely reororod bf blower; the expente ot lhre»hlni Um been grMtlr dlmlnbhed. One mu b.d been offered two oul» ^>r MUelletetertlteehlngb, the old mot-, bod but refuted. preferred a Farmer’s Friend even st two eeoj a bushel more for ihreuMoKTbe sucker, we are glad to know la th product of a Hoosier testa, the P<tente< James Buehanan. of tadisuspo^ where It Is mSBnfsctnred by the Indlsna Man ufacturing Company. All ।J •.naratormanurtetunriiliowus.lt., too ly -ned -The Furmer. Friend.- It IS without question a wood- fnl invention .nd we speak of It b«*“ of Itoprtetloal value .nd worth- Conwell ProcowUnrr. . t’hh'.w.i, CmmcU nr,.| In aAmnMHMslow Frlreve Aug. 2L 1894. Msiyuj GretMel pmddiMg. Fri'sAu nt roll call Aid Bennett. Bushy, Tinkler, ami Waters. AlmvtitH* roll cjII Aid Huffman. Os­ born and ’ Mlns, ot Specht meeting Aug. !S dnd of regular met ting of Ang. j?. ’yi, r,-ai iU(j approved. , To-iheHun. Mayor and Common CimnuU <lf Ll:a* t'i?A- ,.f t<•• — i,..• ... Gvnih-mcii. I have ibh d ty npp«dnb<d Mr>. ! Mary 1* llnlbr'jok us niy-deputy. fUbj.-ct t>\our cpprpvaL t>at. on Job ou Park St. Carried. Ayes, BeniiHr, Booby. !lick>. Huffman. Osborn. Tinkler. WeliMtrt and Water*. Aid Wvleert exeuwd. On motion oi Aid Hicks the Counril arijuuni for 1 wk; E. G. iiOLBKQOKRcconlrr. HE bestinvestment T in real estate is to keep build­ ings well painted. Runt protect® the house and saves repairs. You sometimes want to sell—many a good house has remained unsold, for want of pair.t. The rule should be. though, “the best paint or none.” Tiut means Uewarruf (Hutment* Foe luiiu-th That Contain Mercury, tettoI" tel, city, |, lire ll<Kae k* inoreury wfli atirelr dt*auo~ tbn setter nf Sto <>r tl.i» Inrern.t'lit . ..rj, •rs.it-41 an J «k>O!»letely d.-rang • Ute wh.»k **-^‘riare* S1»‘>!>*“ri,. anti bar Inter:<*ui u eotariug t; throusii ru- luur'Ki* >ir ■ fxfivs. 8ucb artlot-h shoulu ut'v-Tti- u*»?j ex yyn* x.( and,,* ttll, past ,„llr Oft rw*cri|g|»is fmtu n-.sn'.ib',e ph >t ’ "2, ,l“WUh"1 1,vto (vr tee are; lira-. cl »n<. ns ti»c dtun'u.'i' they wil-do is tvu u>l-i t-> MireStrntarh « a •he gwhl you c ui portibiy derive th-w. ILU.’s CdsirTnCars,mauufaetured t>-- F..J.Ciiei’**v & Uin l.lM.i h1 Ju”1"! ",e I'L-uire ..f Go . Toleslo. O . coamni no i.irfttirv, and »• taxon Internally, acting dire •;ly upuu the bleed to,. Ur ■ robl*t ""’I juVhl A"U.and muemi* •urfaces ot the xyw'fttu. In buying nroi., -in.I., You cannot afford to use cheap i Inn’s CnQirrh Cure be sure 11» get the genuine. ure.le b.v ber "1:<ra,]*',s"’,[ ’'■reruent Mt)v<*i1 Ly Aid Hicks that the ai» be It G taken lutenialh* anti Is tmulv tn T-dedo. <>. paints. To be sure of getting Strict­ by F. J. Cheney & Co. T»<ilin >ula!i> tree. ' £a»*ijht bf drugghts, price 75c. per bott’e. •,.Z,‘”r.s*ar* sl,e “"IJ. ’■! >VM a accepted 3p',»ruvi-d. l.'airied. ly Pure White Lead, look at the Ajcs, Btnuett, Bushy, Hicks, Tinke r V ouTh Lt te»'ll<«. «»'i ni-viT brand ; any of these are safe: and Waicrs. ““khl Ot telnir a, hmltby i, 1 t„. Dr. VnnTlnrter. ••Anchor,” “Msrley,” Nays, none. ; '’J. «ttl,.t ure.. ! WM ,„e|1 , “ Eckstein,’’ ' “ Shipman," | Muvcd by Akl Biek? lhat the c*nntmtni“Southern,” Operating Surgeon of thu New Yoik “ Armstrong A MoKalvy,’’ P'iny ,lltle Iiildset, title nn.| ration of Chief of Fire Dept. In regard to “ Beymer-Banman,’’ “ Red Beal,” b’’ ■" bltarnt iwcnllnr t.i u, Nat convention be rec. aim placed <«i lib*. Eye and Ear Hospital. President of the lutarstale Association won,™. il„t r,ttar snJ nwlll(,r “Davis-Chamberi,” “CaUior,” Carried. Ayes, All. _ “ Eahnaatock,*' of Expert Specialists. ■lie up tn die. Tl„. |(lra|| pniethmur, whin, Moved by Aid Hkks that the Redonh-r For Colors.—National Lead Co.’s By request of many friends and patients !to?"ii*r bt’ gi,”,obI. <1 w.a at that (m* Instructed to notify •Gondyi’nr |Bros. Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. time llvlrx at tx-utland. Ont .) M|d It w.a has der-isled to visit 11JLST1NGS. MIC IL. that the Council want the pay for t:n< tap­ SATURDAY, September 1. 'Consultation These colors are eold in one-pound caps, each onh . matter ot d«y, wltri, 1 n ilu|d l.; ping of sewer for Mrs. 1. A. Holbrjok. being sufficient to tint ts pounds of Strictly Free and Strictly confidential !n the pri­ can laid away to tbe chnrchyard. 1 wa, an In­ Pure White Lead be desired >hade; they are in Carried. Ayes, AH. vate parlor of the HASTINGS HOUSE no sense ready-mixed paints, but a combination tunned, mid an 1 was aueb a sufferer I Aid \Veix«vrt *o»k his seat in tlw. hwndt.—.1 form tn i.h day only. The Doctor describes the cared nothing whatever whether 1 lived or Aid Huffman and Osborn took hhrif different diseases better than the sick can dlM; hi fact, think 1 wuu’d have prefer­ seals. thenitirives, it U u voudtrlul gift fur auyred tho latter. Moved by Aid ilicks tnat tt- city rill po* to pcs-css. painting and color-card. Send us a postal card ‘T could not walk. I became so weak, cut down and fix parking on West rI-3 ‘ f and get both free. 1 lie New York Press smvs “Sickness Is and regularly every night my father uved Mrs. Bailey's pnipcrty same n« M“. ’ . NATIONAL LEAD CO. ' ’ ’ [ a toy h* the most phenomenal way he Chicago Branch, ,! ^rrjr u,e ”P sl«irs to my room. I can nwh'anS. put fn uniter. Ia« xhh* wall­ ’ ’111 »h- «l- light into the darkened eye, music State and Fifteenth Streets, Chicago. daiinetly remember my telllnx him that west shlu of property and round down »h- 'ilule ear and life into the dyihj • ”• ttonldn’t have lo carry me about much the side ou west of pn»|wrfy. Carried. longer, and how he Raid, while tho tears Ayes, Bennett, Bu'sio, H’.cks H iffiurj | Deafness and head noises cured. glistened In hh eyes, that he would lx, and Waters. ! 'rt-.e Doctor bas Just returned from Willing to do it always, it be could only Nays, Osborn. Tinkler and Waters. Europe aud possesses tbe latest and beat have me with him. Moved by Aid WcIbmtI that the orfi- ii.ctnoils for ;>mirare of all. Chronic, Ner“It war evidently foreordained that I nance regarding acwera be referred to s •' ' V’.-U', -Y_ Private Diseases, also diseases should not die at Hint particular time, ti com. Curried, 1 of Uic. Ey« 3T.d Ear. , lulrueulous transfortnation In my condi­ Ayes, AH. । Cioxs RjCa Sit lightened. tion was the talk of the’ neighborhood. Nnliw to build nrw side w»lk. Tint I vmaraen una Tumors luwn removed .ru-u.vv. Cataracts ocum, Scums nnd “I read, or was told by sometwdy, of Laints ivmfieid build new walk oi west j without .pain the wonderful cures that were being ridv or Park St. totwivu Walnut nnd B ivs Weak Watery Graunlalte d Eyes Granulate*! ,pc«llli speedily wrought by Dr. Wllllain’s Pink Pills for :?'72n "?.* ’'d' .“2 N,‘1 cured, alau all red. raw, aealj- dlwaues ol > cured, also red. raw, scaly diseases of 1 ale People, and my father went to Brent­ A4-so that Nlley Diamond Build new walk < ti... it(1< onrall » fvcttwhe# nMcid.i»Ar iAi. otn ....i Hdsanaeyc iasnc.. ford. where lie purchased a couple of box­ <. on ride and that ",J., -C.I i '.»[IHlliaiUI<K>VUJ»lL Ophthalmoscopic testing VI of atkir tbd VI'V eye .... for , oast . , ., of lots ■ 930 , es of W. Wallace. 1 commenced taking Andros AnutllH build ntllln new UAW walk mlirnn print sice «>r » of nf lots l.iu I <• . . near »__ Sight on east F #r ... sight. Near rar oigDi. oigni an uu li Asllnnatlsm .tsk.Kum.isiM them, and I thought for a time thatjhvy 931 '.’21 and II .. ......... ------ . _ _aa--- 1 «Ud 917. (blurred sighs) is the only exact method did me no good, as they made me slric at ’ ■ Emory Brsiir. ! science as nsed by Dr. VanMnrter. first, but very shortly I notice*! a great W. y. Hicks. I PERSO.NS with weakness of the bail. change. They began to act on my trouble R. C. Watf.rs. 1 aud limbs. Involuntary disebargtt. I«m»and In Ute short space ot six weeks I was Moved by Aid. Huffman that notices bc I tency, general debility, nervousness, largable lo walk. 1 conHnuwl taking the pills served lu accordance with tbe above re*! »*r confusion of 'i<!eu», palpitation of the and do it.too ir. a way that-hc will like. nn I in six months 1 was In the condition port. Carried, . ■ j heart, timidity, dimness of sight, trembEver.' r.:au that wears collars and cuffs you see me lt<»w. 1 fully believe Hint Ayes. All. . ! ling, diseases of the head, throat* nose or skculd 1- naw eber.t the “ CEl^tbW* they alone saved me from tho- grave, and Moved by A!d Hicks that In the event t skin, ,, nurvil .III, „ .lanes. u.,^ affections ofk Mlo the liver, ’uterihied. A licen collar of cuff cov­ jou will always find myself and balance that Mrs. Bailey does not accept ot the ! 8l„lnach or lH)Weh. Ihose rerribje disorders ered •a,i:h -.vateqjroof " Celluloid.” of our family, ready to Talk alxtnt tbe good pr’-DosItlon made, the city Atty, aud Mr. •, caused c,-lllsrC| by ny solitary solitary vise vise of of youth youth uxid and secret secret They Ure only Interlined Collars Dr WiUiam’s pink Pills did for m.?. throve to to,trusted to deteud Hie city I pn,c.llri.s blldldliu: the mon radiant hone, trade. . . . .Impossible ... . .... short time ago I was feellug unwell. ItMbe injunction Cnc, Carried, । rendering marriage or un­ 7; .-.y r.re ’lie top notch of comfozt, Just a slight derangement, and I at once Ayes. Bemiett. Bushy. Hicks. Huffman, . happy. Our method will cure Hie most :2C.-' :d economy. They will go Iwmght :t Ixjx or Pink Bills, nml commenc­ Osborn’, Welsaert and Waters. I otKiinate case aud nbsulhtely restore per­ thixd-v:’h tho day with yptj in good Nays, Tinkler. ‘ ed taking thein. I Could actually fee! tbe ' f-H manhood. MIDDLE AGED MEN ; • t.o matter hew hot or how busy ! wJib frequent evacuations of the bladder The following accts, audited: .i. . V. a c?.q e’esrt one yourself recoin mend them toant'une who Is uflH-t- L. lloiifs’eiter. ctg. S .25 ; <>r with smarting or burning KuisaHot’s . -ienec on' 1.00 j w'-akfiihig the svstem in a manner the paA. Angle, labor ry v.n«kiluci hired rirlscr unSwotn an«l aubscriluM to before me ttili E. Bartow, ctg. 1.25 • U.-nt'can not account for. The nrine has .r-.idn r.d distant'laundries. Simply 13th. day Deremlier. i893. C. Bhutrr, labor 1.27 ; a ropy si*diipent or the color Is thin or a i..T them off. _ . D. A mei Delaney Notary Public, i*. .i .axey. Aoiary rumir, jr. Mead L. . CF’ piece is marked, as fpllows't 3 00 | miikish hue. There are many- who din of Wayne Co.. Michigan. I m.C. R. R. Co. trg. 82.13 : this cnmplafrrt Ignurtnif of the cause which I>rUCTl,ts wy Dr. Wilbaiu.' I'lnk Pills I Bentley, Tomlin,ou a Blder, lumber 8.37 G a M-.ond st.-.ge of S-mhul weakness. have an enormous AaSr. mid that from all | j. Mullen, labor We guarantee a perfwot mire andTJerfect mohtUTH Voim- hi clbwing reports of the : j. Mwen. labor • restoration. IMPORTANT to LADIES. ex< i'ficiit resuHs fallowing their u-.c. Au ’ m. .MrPhp.rlin * After years or experience we possess the mark w Biialysls proves that they contain in a I B. F. Blaknvy 1A— greatest pore tor all dlitcws piM'ii'iar tn L4o the sex. Important cases (and we get c<»ndrnsr<l form all the dleraents necessary | s. Goucher • You must insist upon goods so marked 2.04 few that Imve n<»t lnift!et| the skill <>C nil and take nothing else if you expect to give in*# life and richness to Hie bhmd ; H. R. u A- P. Co., lights tbe home ph?sicinusi hnve the ’Imneflt of amt restore ahattere«| nerves. They ure Goodyear Bros. Taps and supplies satisfaction. If your dealer should not have them, an iiiifiulitig specific:for such diseases as c. Baker, labor 3 00 k a ,UI1 full C»U»U» consul Ml of ssu.c skilled specialists. Our 1.50 1 success has been markhl. over two,thirds loeouiotor ataxia, partial • paralysis. St. : h. Ryan we will send you a sample'postpaid on receipt of price. Collars 25c. each. Cuffs; 3.6u of our patients have been Ladies old Vitus’ dance. Hdatica. neuralgia, rhenma-: ie Barnaby, oil 50c. pair. Give size, and specify stand­ 3.00 young, married, single.* 'rich and poor. Hstn. nervous headache, the after effects II. E. & •1. ----•— »-» — "■ works, labor up or turned-down collar or. wanted. of la grippe, palpitation of the heart, pile Hacking Fuel Co., coal Ep»depsy. Gortoe. Cancers cured. 5. OS and sallow complexions, that tlr.il feeling Jas. Murphy, etg Those desiring treatment should bring THE CELLLULOID COMPANY, 30,18 from two to four ounces of urine for ’ resulting from nemroiu prostration; all C. Gt Freer, cross walks 427-*J9 Broadwnr, NEW YORK. diseases resulting from viaUaled humors Rentiey, Tomlinson & Rider, lumber 8.37 chemical analysis. 2 04* in the blood, such as scrofula, chronic ery­ H. E. L. * P. Co., lights rtn sipelas, etc. They are also a specific pe­ City of Hastlnds Dr. to. MAGIC WITH A BUBBLE. culiar to females, sach as suppressions. Aug. 21. 10.25 A GJobo of Sor.p Filin Made to Float on Irregularities, and nil forms of weakness. James Shea Liquid Air. 19.80 In men they effect a radical cure* in all Frank Flfield eases arising from menlaf worry.’’over­ A. I). Maynard 10.50 A frozen soup bubble broken in two, 10.50 and floating* like an iridescent trans­ work or excesses of whatever nature. ■John Webber 10.50 parent egg nlicll on the surface of a Dr. William's Pink Pills were first com­ Mli<> Fifield 5.90 vessel of liquid air was one of the most pounded as a prescription, and used as Gifl Darling 2.90 marvelous rights shown by Prof. De­ such in general practice by an eminent Mike Custer 3.01 war in a lecture at tho Royal institute, physician. They are now inauufaetunnl Al llunu-y by the Dr. William’s Medicine Company, B. G. Goucher 4.51 London, on the effects of intense cold. 5.26 The inve'itigntton of this new field of Schnnectady, N- Y.. and Brookville, On­ Will Teunyck 4.51 tario, ami are sold in boxes, (never in Wallace Bronson science is developing many wonderful 4.88 lonse form, by ih«* dozen or hundred, and Chas Grace bits of knowledge, some of which are the public an* eadtioijed against (numerous II. Burk sure to I ks turned to valuable practical 1.13 imitations sold in this shape) hl 50 cents a James Donovan 2.03 account before long. The pretty ex­ box. or six boxes for *2.50, nnd may be Tim Donovan IGE GREMI. 2.26 periment spoken of which delighted i had of ail druggists, or direct by mail from D. Wolcott 2.25 the audience was quite simple. The ; Dr. William’s Medicine Company from J. Webber CONFECTIONS. 1.20 professor poured a few spoonfuls of Will Mellen, cleaning streets either address. 4.50 liquid-air into a glass vessel. The in­ John Mullen, cleaning streets SOFT DRINKS. Notl>ing Ktrange. 2.25 tense cold caused by evaporation pro­ Cad Radford, cleaning streets InUh'gent people, who realjz? the Iranovraut James Donovan, cleaning streets 1.20 duced a miniature snowstorm in the ntat thepart the blood holds la Kcsntng the body -i a Park St. job. normal condition, tt-ta nothing mosphere above the liquid. The oper­ 4 50 number of dlseaMW Hood’s Sarsaparilla h able James Shoe BAKERY. ator lowered the soap bubble on the to cure. So many troubles result from Impur^ Joe Webber 4.50 end of a rod into the freezing atmos­ blood, rhribert wav to treat them Is th rough 1.20 the blood- Hood’s ttarsaparilta v.tollzus tbe Mrs. Shae phere. Tho bubbles became darker. 4.50 A. D. Maynard bl.KMl. .75 The movements of ,tip» rainbow-colored Will Townsend 2.40 film grew slower. TV-Wbntracted some­ Ho*d’« PIUs are the best after dinner pill*, Gill Darling “ Tho Niagara Fail* Route.'' assist digestion, prevent eoastlpatloo. 2.40 what in size, and a moment later froze. Mike Custer 2.40 A slight movement broke it from the Wallace Bronson SIGNED A BOGUS WILL. button. 2.40 rod in two pieces, which floated for an Al Hurney 2.25 hour, gradually accumulating a tiny Daring Trick Intended to Pervert tlw Tim Donovan .jlvtw.kd n: |fi.n’.,n.m.|tea. ItKiitMlbto Moved.by Aid Weissert that tbe bill of snowdrift within, precipitated from the HMT1X1...................... |TM Meaning of a Man’i Deposition. Bentley. Tomlinson & Rider for lumber “One of the most daring tricks I ever freezing air above. Stations. came aero*®,” said a New York attorney pr. order of A. Jones and A. Angle be re­ A Society of Begging Letter Writers. the other day, according to the 5L ferred to Chairman of Fire Com. Carried, Several prominent Parisians were re­ Habtimm... Aves, All. Louis Globe-Democrat, “was in the case C. K O8U0KN, Local Agent, Hartings Moved by Aid Hicks that tbe bills be cently pestered by begging letter o* B man who deliberately impersonated allowed and orders drawn on respective writers, some of whom had the audac- 0. »▼. HDOUIA* G.E AT. A. • a lawyer’s clerk and persuaded a very funds for same. Carried, Hy to threaten reprisals by dynamite sick man to sign ft will without reading Ayes, Bennett, Busby. Hicks, Huffman, if they did not receive prompt alms. it and which disposed of his property in Osborn, Tinkler, Welssert and Waters. This conduct has led to the arrest of direct oppcritlon to Ms wished It w« Nays, None. twenty-two men, who formed a band of a cam of a family dispute, and the old Moved by Aid Hicks that the bill of F. cosmopolitan letter scribes. They usu­ gentleman, who waa quite wealthy, Fifield be allowed. Carried, ally met in a tavern in the Rue de La Iimi'mw TRADS MARK this eldest son Ayes. BenuetL Busby, Hicks, Huffman, aud Waters. Nays, Osborn, Tinkler and Weissert. OM. Being warned by hl* doctor that Moved by Aid Welssert that the bill or mosynary epistles, forged certificates he had only a day or two more to live C. O. Freer be allowed and orders drawu of conduct, sham passports and lists of he rent Instructions to hl» attorney to the persons who were to be approached mme. draft hia will and send It down prompt- forMoved ANO by Aid Osborn that the bill of or written to for pecuniary help. The „„ Goodyear Bros, for nails be referred u» tavern was surrounded by the • police, lv for signature. . Chairman of side walk com. Carried, and it la believed that every member of “While the lawyer was document a repretentaUreoI tte «M«t Ayes, All. . . , this International Mendicants’ associa­ -POSITIVELY CURESaon arrived with a paper, which he aald Moved by Aid Hicks that tbe bill of tion has been captured. Russians pre­ waa the will prepared by th. rich;muIk Goodyears for titling be referred to Water dominated, Austrians and Germans attorney. The will was al gnod with­ com. Lost. Ayre. Bennett. Hick, and TlnUer. out hesitation and duly wltneered, and one alleged Turk, who in the police re­ Nsy». Bnsby, Hartman, Oaborn, Tink­ SleepleMnetM, and all derangamente when, two hours later, the l»wyof • ports has a Teutonic name, bringing Nervous System. clerk arrived with th. genuine wiU he ler and Welare'rt. _______ Moved by Aid Welssert that the bills tor up the rear. was not allowed to enter the honre, » ater supplies etc. be allowed and orders EdUOn*s Ingenuity. being warned off the premises Vy the drawn on respective funds for same. Thomas A. Edison on one occasion bourekeeper. On his return to the olCarried. Ayes. Bennett, Busby. Hicks. had on a table in his home an aquarium floe hi. employer saw at onoc that a Huffman, Osborn. Tinkler. Welssert and in which were a number of gold fish. Purely Vegatable; guaranted fraud had been committed, and ne Waters. opiates, 100 full size dooei Each fi.sh had in some way been made hastened to the houre to hare it ret M. b. R&iley, Retiring TeWr Moei‘d ltvsAld Welsaert that tbe Chair- to swallow a Kmall lamp connected right In the moontime, however, tho cs iMIch.) SnvuigH Bank. -ay« -ton with a dynamo by a hair-like Wire sick man had become unconscious, and nau ot Fire Com. be authorized to borrow much In tavor 'of “Adlrvada pn.t.King’ out of its mouth. When the too Mean and Nerve Cure. he died without loing able toereente a «500 aud Mayor and Recorder to draw curreht"w»B turned on the fi&h pre­ tend for same. Card*!. will alter his own wishes. The bogus order on The ’ Ayes. BenuetL Busby, Hicks. Huffman. sented ft jstrange ftppearance. Will was upset, but the trend light madt; their bodies transparent OsbOTU. Tinkler. Welssert and Waters. never be sufficiently and showed all the minute detail of Nays. None. 1 the man suspected of concocting it, and Moved by Aid Huffman that an order of HASTINGS, he Inherited quite a large sum of money KI9.31 be drawn In favor ot F. Fifield a» &5 tbe next of kin." IB I ure White Lead CaCCah. and imuiujio «TD - a FINE CITY Michigan Centra^ '.Cheder’s Heart ;%!erve re HEART DISEASE, NERVOU Prostration. Epilepsy, UNEXCELLED FOB,-— 1 ■■ ■- �Hastings Banner tion, or £al! behind In the race; this Is » accord with the inevitable law of prtKCW Thursday, Aarg. 30. 1894. Thinking that somo of Bannib tHjildinr here b a Saturday was rather a Double day hi "^nt to return to tbe subject, what has nmders might be Interested in oeelok <*” MARSHALL L.COOK. Bditor. this city. On that daj Hastings Division Laflw to do with all this? Simply thU. Canadian uelgUbora <*»roagh our _____ in the pa­ No. 19, U. R. K. of P. went forth to win no study offered In the curriculuai beCUT we thought we would write up a little pers that Quebec was much stirred up even greater honors than they have won In THE HASTINGS, MICH., FOSTOFFICE, history of our journey to that historical oyrr a rellgtawM feud combtaea dtodpUne and utility, II between the the past. Thu Division has never yet been AUGUST 14. 1879. ____ o!d City of Quebec. We left our owtt churches and ** In th* hands of a mob, defeated and thus far can boast of a record the memory and cultivates the judgmm beautiful little cto on hoW’r1,Bpni fn* but quiet bad returned to the city on our tn nioe discriminations, and beset* the made by no other similar Division in tbe habit of long and close application, an Aug. 10th, at 7:52 «»n the M. C. R- «. fof arrival and we breathed freely. Strange’ worid. . Detroit wher^we arrived in due seasmi. that a* all are waking tbe warne port, they A list of the victories won by Hastlags invaluable training: it ©pens up a vaafc GOVKItNOK-John T. Rich. crossed the river on the Ferry boat to should quarrel and fight over the route! may not be out of place, and is as follows: storehouse of history ami mythology, ami UtEt'’TGOV.—Alfred Milne*. beyond all this it msy abuosl be said lo be Windsor, where we found Major AmtenMm We visited many of the charelitM Itere. Statb Contxhts. SKC’Y ofSTATK- Washington Gardner. Id waiting for us. and just In time to which are all open for inspection and a key to English. . .. TBEASUBKR-J. W. Wilkinson. * Grand Rapids, OeU 19, ’35. first pritu— In proof of this latter statement beauti­ catch tbe Grand Trnuk train for Toronisuch a glitter of gold I never saw. AUDITOR CiKNKKAL—Stanley W. Tur- 31*5.00. Tho country between Winter auu ful illustrations could be given did apace We visited tbe monument erected to the Kalamazoo, June 10, ’87, first prize— for this article permit. Toronto, Is as tine an agricultural coontry memory of Gen. Wolfe and Montcalm in ATT r GENERAL—Fred A. Maynard. S100.00. One might suppose that a military aca­ as one can find any where. Tbe soil Is ver) the city ob>o the «n mument erected on tbe COMM R STATE LAND OFFICE-W. A. demy would above all other schools, per­ rich, the surface like a Prairie aud finer plains of Abraham where Wolfe died. National Contests. French. This monument was re-erected on the Cincinnati, Ohio, June 15, *88, first haps depreciate the value of the study or crops of corn and oats, would be bard SUP T PU1I. INSTRUCTION—H. R. PatLatin, but to show that the contrary Is find any where. Fruits of all. kinds that spot. We also visited tho Mimcmoreney pr in t • I tenrillMilwaukee, WIs.. July 118, ’90—Aral true and, also, to give the' opinion of tome grow in pureUmate, aremed to be thriving falls eight miles below Quebec where the well, and tbe apples and peaches seemed river makes a fall of two hundred and prize—$1000. Capt. Niskern also award­ of the leading eductors of tbe Uslted to be iu abundance. One wonders that fifty feet nnd empties into the St. Law­ ed special prize of 8100 for being best States, 1 quote part of an article, in the Rrpubllcan O>u«ty Convention. Commander. • School Review under the heading, * Latte such a country, so vast in extent, should rence. Republican County Convention is hereby The citizens of Hastings aind, we dare In the High School," written by J. U. be inliablted by unly, about five million of We have seen many grand and beauti­ called to meet ut Mudge’s Opera Hous«. City of Hastings, on Wednesday, September 1 f»tli. l«N, say, the Pythians of Michigan, hope thatto Harris of the Michigan Military Academy: people, being larger than tbe United States, ful sights which we have not room to des “Over one hundred thousand of the and,having a population no greater than crib* In our already, long letter, but they at to o’clock a. in.. lor the purpose of placing this unbroken string of victories may tn nomination candidates, for the several coun­ lie added tbe victory at Washington. pupils of oar high schools and academies tbe single state of New York. will huger In loud memory; while life ty offices to be elected at the coming election Is this the difference between the Stars and last* and all must be seen to be fully ap The Knighta formed un Main street were, according to the recently tosued re­ tn November next, ai d to transact such other business as may come before tbe convention. Saturday p. m. and marched to the C.K. port of tbe Commissioner of Education, StrliwA and the Union Jack? We stopped predated. Tho townsnips and wards will be entitled to & 8. where a special took them to Kata- pursuing the study of Latin In the school and staid ilj the City of Toronto over Trusting to a safe return home and delegates ns followst— inazoo which city they expected to leaVfc year 1889-90. That la to say about 83 per night, but as we left soon after breakfast friends In old State of Michigan, we will Rutland Assyria 5 Woodland Rant more r» at 5:80 aud arrive at Fort Wayne. Ind.,. cent, of the total membership of our sec­ did not have time to look around the city bld our Banner readers good bye for the Hope Carlton ft over the G. R. A 1. at 8 p. m. At Furt ondary schools taking Latin.' Of other Very much. Toronto is a very beautiful present. ’* D. R. Cook. Barry HasUngs twp 4 Wayne the Division expected to take studies algebra alone outranked Latin In city of about 150.000 people 1 believe, but IS Castleton “ City 1st wd 2 Irving •• 2nd wd 4 sleepers on the Pennsylvania Central to numbers nnd percentage—a popularity does not appear to be a very lively town Maple Grove “ 3rd wd 3 Good News From Washington. due, I fancy, not to auy Adonis-llke just at present. From Toronto we went by Pittsburgh which city they expected to •• •• 4th wd S Prairieville reach Sunday morning anh reach Wash­ charms In the study Itself, but rather to rail to the old town ot Kingston where we io Thornapple Johnstown ' 1 Just as we go to press telegrams haveYankee Orangeville ft ......... Springs .. ington Sunday evening over the same its Charon-like demands that every un­ stopped at night and staid over until Mon­ been received reporting that an excellent Forward caucus notices to the Hastings Ban­ raid. fortunate wayfarer should pay his obolus. day moraine. Kingston has from fifteen to drill has been put up and our boys will ks. A good many people drove in froih tbe These statistics must afford little consola­ twenty thousand inhabitants, and U an win first prize sure. Dated, Hast'nm. Aug. Sth. IBM. • J. P. Hals Kenyon. Chairman. country and swelled the large number of tion to those who think that Latin is In a old historic town, and was ouce quite well Another telegram just received an­ C. W. Jordan. Bevretary. people at the depot to bid adieu and wish state of decline. Educationists and men fortified and the old Forts are still standing nounce* the election of P. T. Colgrove to the boys suedass at Washington. Every of affairs alike agree as to the value and but look as if they would hardly be proof the Supreme Vice Chancellorship of the omen of good luck known wis saved for and importance of Latin and the testi­ against a f us I lade of Minie Rides, and tbe K. of P. order by a vote of 99 to 18. While the cable apprises ua of imtlles this occasion, including an unusually mony of men of such widely different cannon, old smooth bores He thick around Hastings appears to be 'Hu It” sure. severe shower of riee. a larg<! assortment vheres of activity as Superintendent E. E. to the great discomfort of?a Yankee. This and victories for tbe Chinese or the Jans of cast-off. ‘'holy” shoes, and last but not j White of Cincinnati aud Charles A. Dana was the home of 31r John A. Macdonald, and retracts the report in whole or in part least the proverbial left hind foot of a of the New York Sun agrees as to the for so many years (abont forty I think) the tbe next day, correspondents are making rabbit, shot while sitting at tbe left hand serious consequences involved in dropping Governor General, aud Premier of Canada. THE DUCHESS’ REGIMENT. strenuous efforts to find out what it is all side of a tree, on the left han|t side of a It or giving it even a secondary position It was him who consolidated tbe different How Her Grace of Gordon Raised a Bai in our educational system. To any teach ­ cemetery, on the left hand side of the Governments of Canada under one Govern ­ about, aays the Louisville Courier Journal. , ineot of Highland Ladd I— er who holds with Professor Tate that tbe ment. We visited his grave In tbe ceme­ road, by a left handed sportsman. As they are not agreed among themselves, Near the close of the last century Never bas there been a gregter interest “great end of all our teaching is the de- tery at Kingston, two or three miles out their efforts can not be characterized as shown in the drills by the people gener­ velopement of the faculties," the worth of thecitr, aud found simply a small rumors of a French invasion alarmed He. wholly successful, though, of course, it is ally than has there been thlq year. The of Latin must remain unquestioned. I do granite stone marking his grave. not know bat that 1 am ready to say that sleeps quietly among hia old friends and to each an extent aa to lead to fresh probable that several causes have contrib­ boys have worked faithfully and well, have taken time from their business, and every pupil whn expects to graduate from neighbors, and passed the scepter of pow­ regiments being raised. In one of a uted to the out preak of hostilities. made other sacrifices intending to do the our high schools should, unless there is er over to other liands. In several of the series of interesting sketches by Hpa. One correspondent who writes from best that they can. Washington is the some uncommonly good reason, be requlx* titles they are preparing to erect great Mrs. Armytage, of “British Mansions London gives a reason for the war which birthplace of the Pythian jorder. Is a ed to take at least two years of Latin. monuments to his memory. and the Mistresses Past and Present,” place of great Interest to all ofn<l Is really The Lawrenceville (N. J.) school requires Tbe pictures and paintings of Macdon­ at last has the odor of probability. He recently published in Tinsley’s Maga­ the center /or all the greatest military that every graduate from its courses shall ald, look almost like the drawn image of zine, the raising by the famous duchess says it is land hunger. Both China and men who will witness tlie enutest. Tlie have had three years of Latin—and I am Zzck Chandler. On tirsrt seeing it, 1 was Japan want more room. Large as is tbe. boys fully appreciate the fact their com­ not sure bat tbe icqnlrement is wise. surprised at the similurlty.and be must have of Gordon of the battalion of Gordon Highlanders, which has since held Chinese Empire, its population is Im­ petition this year will be harder than Latin is built upon a firm and sure found­ had many of old Zicks characteristics to What is needed is not an-apology have held this eouglomeratioa of races such a distinguished place in British ever before, and that some of the best ation. mense and greatly crowded. Japan also drilled companies In the country will par­ for Its study or ah argument for its value, mnl religions so long iu his grasp. On ' military annals, is thubdescril»ed: “The vfrants more breathing space, not to men­ ticipate. Nevertheless they have gone to hut nn enthusiastic appreciation, on tbe Monday morning we went ou board the duchess of Gordon is said to have had a tion the advantage of a foothold on the do their best, and the result will tas part of those who are teaching it or in­ steamer Transport ami down .the tsu wager with the prince regent aa to continents an Insular power. Corea Iles awaited with Interest not only by their tend to teach it. of Its worth and Its digni­ Lawrence through the Thouraud Islands which of them would first raise a bat­ friends in Hastings and Barry County but ty. to the city of Montreal, where we arrived talion and the fair lady reserved to her­ between the two. and offers a tempting W. D. STERI.IKn. by the Pythians of the state. —\ at about eight o’clock in the evofiingi self the power of offering a reward prize. The work of Intrigue for advantage Supt. City Schools. bo much has been said and written of even more attractive than the king's NOTE4 FttOM.WARJHNGTON. . of position has been going ou for a long the beauty and granduer of the trip glown sbillir.g. The Knights were joined at Kalamazoo time, but at last it has brought relations through ttivse Islands, by travelers of bet­ “At nil events, the duchess and Lord by their friends, the Kalamazoo Knights, ter descriptive powers than mvself, that so strained that there is nothing left but Additional Local News. who, as one of the papers of that city ex­ an attempt even, to do so by me, would Huntiy started off on their errand, and to fight it out. presses it. are going to Washington to see between them soon raised tbe required seem to be the height!) of egotism. AU The idea has prevailed that Careq Is a the Hastings boys walk off with the prize. Tlie Seventh District S. S. Convention 1 can say is that old Nature seems to have number of men. The mother and son barren land, upon whose soil tbe wretched The advance men sent from here liajl held at Grand lajdge lost week was a exhausted beradf in spreading out u frequented every fair in the country panorama of beauty and sublimity, that side, begging the fine young High­ inhabitants eke out a precarious and been unable to secure tents for the Has­ great success lu every way, about 375 will linger in the mind of every beholder landers to come forward in support of miserable existence. The condition of the tings division so-nothing was settled when they arrived. Gen. Carnahan turned over delegates being enrolled, while the audi­ as a drcam of enciiautment. the Fairy kina nnd country and to pnlist in her people is not a subject of controversy but his tent to them, where they slept :<he first ences averaged from 400 lo 500. A change Laud of Earth and a tj pe of the Christian regiment, and. when all cither argu­ It is now insisted that tlreir misery Is due night. has been made in the name of the Associa­ Heaven. The shooting of the ship through ments had failed, rumor stated that a tbe rapids, and falls of the St. Lawrence, to bad government, rather than to the kiss from the beautiful duchess won The campls beautifully situated just tion and it'will hereafter be known as tbe is at times very exciting. There are many native poverty of the country. The people across from the flower garden of the “Seventh District Assembly of Grand ■rapids where the onrrent Is jvery strong the doubtful recruit. _____ aud under , ______________ .. the shadow of are poor because they are not allowed to White Bouse “She . soon announced to headquar­ Ledge” thus enlarging the scope of use­ and oo steam power necessary, but there i develop the resources of the land. Tbe the Washington monument ters the formation of a regiment, and fulness of this remarkably successful are three falls, where for several miles be­ It Is said as soon as the Hastings boys fore reaching them, you hear the roar nnd entered into all the negotiations with policy of China, which has been dominant Central Michigan summer meeting. It is see the foam and white caps rolling up, the military authorities in a most busi­ in Corea, is to prevent the use of resources left the cars people were heard to say, “there are the men who will win first also quite likely that Ingham countj- will M the wate: s strike the rocks below. It nesslike manner, reporting that the of the country until the Government may money.” And when they stepped on the be added to the Seventh District, making Is checked in its onward course, and a> if whole regiment were Highlanders save control them, „ street cars the news boys were yelling five counties In all. Ionin. Clinton. Eaton. maddened by the delay lashes itself into thirty-five. Lord Huntiy was given Corea is said to be rich in minerals. “What’s the matter with Hastings?” spray and foam, and howls like a legion tbe first command of this corps, Barry and Ingham. Officers for the As- i of maddened Furies. Tbe production of gold, as is known, “She’s all right.” then and ever since known us the sembly are: President—Rev. Dr. W. Through these falls there are four men F. R. Pareoast lias received the follow­ Ninety-second or Gordon Highlanders, amounts to a considerable sum, in spite of II. Thomas, of Ionia: Secretary—Fred J. al the wheel, the Blilp moving at the rate and wearing the tartan of the clan.” the efforts of the Government to limit or ing telegrams from D. W. Keynolds:-i Twenty-Seven company’s. Drill Thursday. Cross, of Lyons; Treasurer—T. R. Comp­ of a mile a minute. Should she strike one of thwM- hidden rocks we would have to suppress it Mines operated centuries ago Are in fast .company—Pools of seventyton, pf Eagle. A strong executive com­ wait for Old Gabriel 'to get us out, if KING OF VENOMOUS SNAKES, are closed, and all the work done Is either five. Selling field, 30; Hastings, 25; Gi­ mittee was also elected, of which Judge there was enough left ot us lo answer bls rt 1* rured by Evu th. Hardiest Soak. under government suvcillance or in rard, 10; Kansas City, 10. McPeek at Charlotte. Rev. D. A. Jewell, summons. Chitrmer*. violation of law. There are also mines of The state papers are taking great inter­ of louia, and Rev. E. B. Allen, of Olivet These falls are run by pilots who know A monarch among poisonous snakes I Especially the coal, zinc, sulphur, tin and quick silver. est in Hastings success. the channels among the rocks and hare College, are. prominent members. Plans Is the enormous hsunadryas, which I piloted the ships down the river for many There are some Corean trees -which would Detroit and Kalamazoo papers. for next year are matte on a broad scale, years. The Transport was so heavily grows to be as much as fourteen feet in I If Hastings wius,a rousing welcome will yield valuable commercial products, among length, and is so fierce that it will speakers of national reputation to be pres­ loaded with passengers on their way to them one that furnishes material for the be given the boys ou their return. ent. The next meeting will be held at Montreal, to attend tbe Firemens Conven­ sometimes attack and even chase any­ Word just received says Hastings drills famous Japanese lacquer. tion that the pilots did not think It safe to one who ventures near to its nest. Na­ Grind Ledge In August 1895. run the LaCbine Rapids near Monreal so tive snake charmers, who will handle It is the desire of the Japanese to de­ at 11:30 to-day. we went into the city through the ship the fiercest cobras fearlessly, axe, ac­ velop these resources. Corea, of course for What la the Um of Latin? canal. We found that Hastings was to be cording to a writer in McClure’s Maga­ their own benefit mainly, though such a This is a question that is often asked by S4.00 PETOSKEY ANO RETURN. represented in the convention by Wm. zine, usually loth to touch a hatnapolicy would also benefit the natives of both pupil and parent, and since the time Scldmore, whom we met on the Trans­ dryna, though I liave occasionally seen port down the river. country. Tbe friction that resulted from of year has arrived when a choice must be a large specimen of thia reptile in Montreal is a great city. Sbe has be­ made tn a course of study by those just the struggle between the party of progress their bags. It lays its eggs in a heap AodumI Low Rate Ex cars! on. tween three and four hundred thousand, entering the high school It seems to be a and the party of reaction has gone on In- timely question foa, discussion. Following the custom of years standing, people and is evidently growing rapidly. of decaying leaves, which it collects creasius until war resulted. Meantime, In tbe first place no one who has the Detroit, Lansing and Northern R. R. Sbe is built of stone and brick, hardly a for the purpose, and site upon the top however, other parties have had their eyes thoughtfully considered tbe matter of will run tbe annual low rate excursion to wooden structure to be seen. She has to keep off intruders. A road through wide and clean streets and one feels as If the jungle will sometimes be closed on tbe Hermit Kingdom. Great Britain Is high school studies would contend for a Northern Michigan resorts on Sept. 4th. Train will leave Woodbury at 11:27 a be was in an American city. Tbe size against all comers by a pair of these moment that the subject matter contained waiting fer an opportunity to get tbe in these studies, or in other words, the m.. stopping at Grand Rapids for dinner and number of churches are simply won­ snakes, and woo betide the unfortu­ Ron’s share of the country’s trade should facts gleaned from them. Is tbe primary and Traverse City for supper, arriving at derful, one cathedral that bas aireafiy been nate traveler who stumbles unawares Round trip rate thirty years in building and not yet com­ tpon the nos*. The hamndryas feeds It be open to development. Russia wishes consideration in pursuing them; for very Petoskey at 9.00 p. m. 84.00. pleted. Her educational institutions are largely upon -other snakes, but it is a Pacific port that is not Ice-locked. So few of these facts can be utilized in tho These excursions afford an excellent op­ very fine also, and appear to be in a thriv­ ordinary occupations of life. In the lower there is room for doubt whether tbe parties grades, even, four years are devoted to portunity for many to visit the noted, ing condition. She ta built up at the foot fortunately somewhat rare. Curiously to this struggle will be permitted to fight the study of geography, and how can a Mlchhmn resorts, who perhaps oould not of Mount Royal and lies between it and enough, it is not always aggressive. Indeed, it some time* happens that it is it out without interference from the out­ knowledge of the political divisions of the do so otherwise. A delightful trip may tbe St Lawrence river. The mountain is about 1000 feet high I quite unwilling to strike. Superficial­ side, or whether the victor wjll enjoy tbe earth, the location of thousands of cities, be enjoyed as tbe train will ran via the of islands, capes and bays without num­ popular C. W. M. R’y from Grand Rapids, should think, and contains several thou­ ly, it is not unlike a harmless rock spoils.* Whatever may be the outcome, ber,—how can these facts be of any conse­ well known as tbe “Scenic Line” of Michi­ sand acres and is the finest park I ever snake; and not very long ago, in Burthere' is a probability that the Coreaa quence to a bread earnei? gan. Tickets will be good to return with­ aaw. From its top one bas a view of the mah, a man brought one In from the Who ever heard of using algebra in the in ten days, on all regular trains. entire city and it is simply grand. The Jangle and kept it loose tn his house peninsula will be opened to development. business world, and yet two whole years Baggage will be checked through to cemetery is on the top of the mountain and for some days, under the Impression are devoted to this subject If the word V^eTor Pr,BC,P»l stations north surrounded with beautiful grounds, set twTu 14 onc these creatures. Bat*a County Is more than having practical be used In its usual restricted of Bslwin at which tbe train will stop with flowers that are rare and bmutiful “honors thrust upon her” this year. M. sense, of what practical use are such See hand bills, or consult agents for fur­ making one feel almost, aa if It would be a During the whole of ita captivity it never attempted to bite anyone, and F. Jordan was unexpectedly nominated for studies as geometry, physics, English ther particulars. pleasure to die and rest, amidst all thia ita captor, who bad been familiarly Lieutenant Governor by tbe democrats Literature, hlbtory, etc. -on ™ ««- puHing it about ,by the tail, waa only The truth of the matter is this: that wcraled. by tbe Krntrn ot tbe AmetlcM and at the Congressional convention held Card of Thanks. •while tbe fketa of history. Literature and Ewle, ,nd bounded by U» wt.lo, told, ot apprised of his mistake by a forest We take this way to express our grati­ the ,tan and atrtpee. We think it wm be offioerwho happened to turn up and in Niles last week: Dr. Weaver was nomi­ science, aa taaght In tbe high school, give nated for Congress from this district somewhat of breadth to tbe mind, form or tude to our many friends for their kind thua oonaecrated aometitne. who knew a good deal about snrkes. cast to tbe thought and scope to the un- sympatby and assbunee in our great At S:S0 a. tn we Intt on tbe Grand to i»»rfrte the haate with deretaoding. it is simply Impossible In tbe grief In the death af our dear son arid Trunk tor the quint old ally ot Quebec. which the amateur snake charmer pro­ brief time allotted to each to give the pu­ brother Harry. ‘ P- “• *" •meed at Point Levb ceeded to dispose of hia captive. QCIT CLAIM MXTM. Gao. SULRBAUGH AND FAMILY. pil much more Chan a smattering. If he on the opposite side or the rlwr and wu would glre these facts a commercial value, aoou aboard tbe terry boat and soon act PnlrtrUKUO he must go inflntely farther, he must °W hl,,orll: townAs you specaiize If be would become a histories, •bo°t you are at once Impreaaed with a scientist or an author. the tact that you hare left modern proTbe great value of an education lies in kreu and th. EnkHah speakin, peom, Its disciplinary effect upon tbe mind: it Sau“otai^hirtiJ!"huto,T eompeis long and patient applimtion, it F. Harm- John brightens and sharpen*, Ae facnltlw, en­ Grove, rron. genders courage to cope with difficulties, rt D. dm Minnie Cole. intensifies the will and cultivates the judg­ tbe limits of the old eitr tn ment, and in every w«y strengthens and her Win, trim when ..he ... builds up tbe Intellect. It may Iwj some­ ed the Gibraltar ot tonh America and A-MaaXHmUMLWI11^! U. Xtebofc. PATwu herapimiotCre.de . Tbe wallah thing of a digression, but I wish to say SCC K. BStTV. *1300. *jg™rSgoyte, ll.,tleg, ak aiwr^t every odncelvabki demand Id the world’s history far dledpbuilt a, the ruck whW.H. h wlU be tttra ~ ’ ru ‘-T'' of In Wht Editorial notes Sfu-njS: A SCHOOL FOR fwital COMMERCIAL COURSES. Beautitui cuajore.. Mlll r J.OILUNCHAM,~Pru A. L, SILVERNAL Pr|„ --------- -LS^HJ.^Sec^T^ A great Stock of School .SuuDlles SEiCf°t? 'nAND BTOKS' tab­ lets, (bargains in DRAWING BOOKS SPELLING B4.ANKS AN.D SLATES. Cheap TUB ELEPHANT W. J. & L. L. Hollowau, ■>. Mice. We are agon ,,__ _ books _used by the Teachers’ Reading Circle, Sugar is uy a little. but all FRUITS 13E W Nice Pairs for Canning $1.00 per bu. Nice Plums from Si.25 to SU.JOperbu. Peaches will soon be here and we have cans ti> put them in aud they are < heap too. 8XZJB HERE Pt. Mason Jars. 5<X- per Doi. Qt. “ “ 55c 15c i gaL Come while the price is down and stock full. Hams & Van Aiman. uMUH> nifi'i: TUG SHERWIN WILLIAMS GO. X»AJtT<rT Covers Most—Looks Best­ Lasts Longer than any Other Paint. agency. W. H. GOODYEAR tradsa and TUB Modern Dninisi �rlASTiNG Banner. Thursday, Aug. 30, 1S94. W.'r- cook. Local JMitor. »1.W. end N. U.K Dr. C. P. Lathrop left fOr day. A reliable young m»u want, , Tupwiay, Sept. 4 is tlie > thto e:ty to board aud go to aebool. will M “ S*1>b HurtOn -lcfl ft,r Chicago Muud«y morning. payone<loli«per week .nd W|,be, to' Ho*cl‘tl’‘ ’HUM Charlotte work for balance, leqnlre ot th.: Sup«. inHida last week. intend tnt. . Mrs. Walter Bockhout and sqn-left tor Minnie M. Bronre, wife ot Wm y Kilamatjo Tueaday. Mias Grace Pfiog ^.nl Saturday aud Sunday In Cbarlotte. tweutj.wveu years. The linne.ai red Tueedey afternoon al two o’clock from K|t Mctlvralu has hreu aolfe,|ug (roni tho family, realdenee. * ease of poiw.ued Ivy. Broueedtod Monday ohoouxumpr,.., ,„d or SCHOOL The enitt. e on the C. K. A S. morning j’ day and every day ' । finT a full line of \sw and SECOND HAND SCHOOL BOOKS FRED L. HEATH .-TliE DRUGGISTS. l<x>r east of City Bank. Hutland Caucus. ibiraans of Rutlaud will meet tn cauAug 2«tb. at 2 p. in., at the townt he vtectiau ol delegates to tbe Coun- pawenger train bad . break .low,. „ WooJburr Tuesday and wa. Mvmal hours late m arriving heie. u ,1Bdl. run t0 Kslam.xou at about a live iv-Ue un hour rate. Mbs Mabie Hughes, of Irving. Is visit­ Ing Mrs U u. En.ns. Hou. Daniel striker an'd wlte relnrned trom Kaunas City Mond.,y. ' Mrs. Della 1’robwco, of Muir, has been vWUnt Mrs. Cora Warner. Maule Spaulding, gage a pleasant Mw. John Peiidergaist, of Niles, h patty for her son Ixjoii, and guest Fred ing al Mrs. J. .8. Goodyear's. . * Knappen, of Grand Rapids, ■ at her home Fred Knappon, of Grand Rapldo, 801 West Green street, Fridey night. The cd friends in the city Iasi week. evening was pleasantly passed with games Fred Barlow and family relumed and music Bceehwuoo, Wall lake, last week. C. P. Coy will remove about SepL 3rd, Charlie and Donna Ackerson, of from the Hendershott bollglng Into the Messer block, formerly ocoupletl by the nw.zcw, are visiting at 8. Greusel’s. City bank. Meanwhile Uto place mains head quarters for cigars, dles and fruits ' re­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Diehl, of fine .can­ mazoo, were In the city last week. vteit- visit- from Kala- K»l»- Mrs. Clarence Young, of Allegan, li Spary Phillips Is at the front as usual bpendlaic the week with her parents. with the finest fralt^hsl can be produced Dr. Honey, of Kalamazoo, has charge of for canning, Peaches, tmara and every­ thing the housewife can wish fur at this Dr. Fowler’s office during bls absence. time of the year. All orders are given Dr. aud Mrs. Fulkv and Mr. and Mrs. prompt attention. I’., tannon spent Sunday iu Kalamazoo. The fifteenth annual fair of tbe Weatem Micfi. Agricultural and fudnstrlal Society Mr. and Mr». Robert Marshall, -of Prairieville, are visiting at D. R. Cook’s. will be held at Grand Rapids Sept. 21 to Will Hams and Geo. Richmond, of 4S. The niarturement hare secured many Grand Knplds, are at Gun lake this week, drawing attractions and it promises to be j^iins Chattie Lake ret ume<l from a two tbe best ever held. weeks vacation at West Unity, Ohio, this The Detroit Journal of Thursday 6>irweek. talned a column write-up of Hastings ’ Julius 1. Turner, ot Weedsport, N. Y., Division and also had pictures of Captain ।! | has been visiting bis cousin. Mrs. Fred .in caucus will be hold at Cloverdale m ror ^i’’kern ani1 Lieutenants Powers and s-'pt. t ith. at i o’clock p. m.. for. Barlow. The latter would u^t have -Iccung delegates to the county coi—j. Reynolds. mb held In -Hastings, Sept, ' titfa, • been recognized bad be not been labelled. | Mr. and Mrs. Will Barker, of Saginaw, By ordar of Com. II have nave .been beer visiting the latter’s father, J. In.v A OshOOD* chairman. I John Ryan of Irving was arrested by j q Q^if aijAPt thef>wo$hlpo< BaitImore Deputy-Sheriff Burges?, Sunday night, on ’ ‘ Mr. Boughton, of Albany, N. Y., at­ I'?..::. • .--'~1 C....... - - -L.-L'C f- : ....: :.... ndi'.p on Tuesday. SjpL 4th.- complaint uf his. wife for assault and bat-: tended the funeral of his sister, Mrs. hcSr'lq Monday Mre. Byau aalred to have | ! Brouse this week. the complaint withdrawn nnjj John wm By order of Coin. । .. Solomon ouiomon C.. v., Hall unit who wno was the me second j released on paying a flue of 87.73 am1(pk Register of Deeds, of Barry County, is* 1 costs. Jrtluu KcnubJIcftn Caucus vhltlng in the city. 1 «. ■ ok Irving will' TDdst at <ho We have received cards announcing the -u . Si-'ji’. 7th at two o’eloc*. ! John McOmber. Dell Sijtton and Misses M■ xit 'i to t;- • county contjen< marriage of Or!!<• *»B. VanHorn aud Flora "j ’ 9 -ti j# '4 yaim-iui ku ' i riura 1K:*4 . ..i H-i-tinn Sent. *:v other tiurtnesV whi-h in'ty । B. Martin, nt San Francisco. August fifth­ I Porter aud Shutler. of Woodland, drove jteenth. In common with ’s many . ...lib. Orlie Zb»*ll..v.. .... ..m I t0 Dartings Sunday. J. J. IlKXDKKSnOTf . Ctntrman of Township Cam. friends In this vicinity, we join In tongrat- • Miss Grace Messer left Tuesday niornulationv and bet-t wishes for a successful ing fora weeks visit with Mrs. W. R. and prosperous wedded life. j Sellick, at Paw Paw. Uopublican Caovu*. .pis ot the Tbwnshlp ot Hm. hL the Town House In said Fridav at one o’clock, Aug.24!h. of ’ electing delegates to the .entton to be held In Hastings •QM.. Bkn. F. Gaskill. Chairman of-Township Com. A Square Deal we ARE < CIRCULATION • ■..•ok, 82 quires. walking advertisement for HERE STAY Miss Maud Hughes tbe harpist, of Grand Rapids, who gave a concert in this city last winter, will travel with tbe Chl- It any, nearer than to ran to the pump bouse and Inform the engineer as often bah lo be done now, as It Is Impossible 32. bear toe fire belt It seems that by all Kmdlnfi, united In wlahlnit them many baony returna of their annlveraary day. Alter renewtok their‘tffm.toxe vow# WILD mme others that were not In tbe original contract, they partook of a honUfnl repeat means there should have been a box plac­ ed at Ue corner of Stale and JeBerson and tbe bride and groom of forty yeara Leiaen Bros, show was a disappoint­ streets. This would certainly Insure ware left renewing their yontb thinking ment to many, being something in the much more protection to the bnslnesa nature <>f a sell It is claimed. A large men, and they are surely entitled lo and over the past The lair management art bustling now­ crowd was In town in the morning. should bar. the best possible protection adays snd expects to annonnee soon some Hoad Commissioners can find 3 inch from lire. To be sure the distance to the of the speclsl attractions they are aecarBridge Plank at our yard in Hastings. pump house to only three or tour blocks, Ing. ’A balloon ascension to talked ot. Other people can find anything they want but an alarm turned In would save a little Prospects were never better for a fine ex­ In the Hue of lumber and shingles. time, and a IttUe tune when a fire has hibit especially for fruit. Friday of the BKXTucr. Tomlinson axp Rider. jut broken oot means a good den. « fair will be "School Day." and an Immense might be tbe means of saving thousands of crowd to being plsnned for. School The Battle Creek Journal got out one of The b"ln“’ children will be admitted free when In Hu-finest souvenir editions last week that dollars worth ot property. men of the elty should not be naked to charge of their teaeber. Coinmtosloncr ever came to our table. It was printed on hook paper, and altogether was a work of contribute .nythlng towanis buying; an Andrua Is Intereased and actively engaged alarm box to put at there corners, u they In securing a full reprerontatlon ot the art the publisher* cai^well ue proud of. have contributed time and time again of soboota. He aaye there to no reason why Remember that J. Forbee, the tailor, tote for nearly every purpose, and I* every school In tbe eonnty may not be >n*ke» fine sulUs to order at • very low nouMbeau inJosUremuktOem to con­ price. He also does repair work of all tribute any further. But aa alarm to present The dates for the fair thto year •re earlier than u«ual being tbe >5. W, 37, kinds and lu a very neat manner. Call on should be placed there, and the city should Him at his shop over J. 8. Goodyear^ 28 of SCO to It that one to put there. store. caeo Seubert club this winter. J house. we have sold him— jleased with his invest- Everyone who buys once comes again, artl^invites his friends to come too. VVe are selling our goods as low as they can be sold anywhere. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have knocked prices down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are reliable. We are not here for a day, nor for a month. W. H. SPENCE E take pleasure in announcing to our friends and the public generally that on and after SEPTEMBER 10th we propose to conduct our bus­ iness, both buying and selling, on the cash plan. A long experience in the clothing business has convinced us that the system of selling goods on credit to be paid for when convenient is a most vicious one. The increased expense of doing a credit business, on account of book­ keeping and collecting, the amount of inevitable losses every year because of bad debts, which will occur, notwithstanding the most careful discrimination; the loss of interest from having a large amount of capital “tied up” in book accounts all render necessary a large margin of profit which has to be consid­ ered as business expenses and paid for by the cash buyers. Besides this, the bad feeling constantly occurring because credit is given to one customer and refused to another, and the disagreeable necessity of being obliged to dun customers for past due accounts, confirms us in our determination in tlie future W Lri ma lings also. our Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what ment clear through. A surprise awaited the Division on ita ’re- sons, Lewis ’ ’ and• 1'hB. •• turn from the fair gn>unds when the mem­ Mrs. Minnie Morse Copley and daugh­ bers were marched to the Hastings house •ifter. changes for advertisements ter Bello, ot Decatur, have been visiting .ica ibis office Tuesdays at latest to nnd treated to excellent light refresh­ D. IL Cook and family. insertion iu the issue of tbe week ments. Soim* tine music also added greatJudge Smith and family arc expected !-. lUgbt, lv to the pleasure of the occasion. i home from Bay View to-day. Miss Amy On account of Labor Day celebrations j Coulter, of Chicago, will accompany :k aud Detroit Tribune hereafter Grain! Rapids Sept. 3rd. tin- Michigan f them. Central will sell exeursldu tickets at one | Among the ladles who accompanied tbe veo ls *:^i jiew styles at hats at tore tor lhe ro uid trip good going Sept. K„|gh„ ,u w»shtogton were Mc*tom« Vnl - ...hirnliirr .. ..Spenee. ■ w In nhot.wr.nhv mi. be i 8rd ;el,ir®-,"lt rent laftar l,,er tlixli SC,’U 4tll. 4t"’ ' Itolley. Colkrore. KeUMton, the above 1'i rtorns .tudlm •I Children one halt ,h '' * b<"'’ rate. Andr"s- Fllller- D' S’ G'wdj r Flora and Sabie Beadle. C. R. Osborn, k- uit uilur that rchnol begins on TucsAgent. I _ __________________ j»t. । instead of Monday. Annual excursion to Petoskey and ‘■ Mr Jlld Mr> lx.t|U c Bronso„ nre ,he 'Tmui.ruu VTitu T'kincdaxSpnt. 4 1KU4. Iiv ! of seed desiring a new kind Tmverve City Tuesday, Sept. < 1S»<- by ||ai,p) of a 10 lb. boy. born. Tuesspecial train and at r very low rate, by the | :• should read D. R. Foster’s adv. i day, August 28lb. Michigan Central and Grand Rapids A to lack ot time we were obliged Our Milo correspondent gives an Inter­ Leave Hastings at ; : . i>-w correspondences this week Indiana Railroad. esting account thia week of his visit at lhe 12.02 p. m., fare for round trip 84.00, 1 11 aches were never seen In mar­ arriving ax Traverse City at 7.40 p. m. and Fawners’ picnic at Gun lake. ket tlr.K» tl.being brought In this seaJohnson & Hilton have located a steam Petoskey at 8.’l)0. power feather renovater and upholstering. C. R. OSBOBN, Ti.-- very latest style in dress goods and Agent. They come well recommended from Alle­ .trimming have just been received at Rusgan where they have renovated 800 beds There was a treat excitement In Sun­ field Wednesday morning. It was dis­ >nd mattresses. Before purchasing your fall dress, call The ♦•mocking bird” sounded an alarm covered that during *e night something aud examine those just received at Rus- had fallen from the heavens, and after In- of fire at nooh yesterday, which proved to Ve a slight blaze in tbe house of Wm. vesllratloo some of our older residents r<»r first class photographs that never pronounced It what our forefathers used Tennyck in the first ward. The alarm fade. cull on Christmas, the reliable pho- to call rain. It la claimed that It did not wai turned in from box 13, the whistle blowing once and then three times for V'grapher. Injure crops lu tbe least but on The con­ thirteen led the people to believe it was in Sunday evening Rev. Thos. Cdx trary It seemed to have a beneficial elfect. tbe fourth ward, as but few understand drew home interesting lessons from the! Jt Is earnestly hoped we shall have an­ the new arrangement, and half tbe people Knights of Pythias competing at Washlng- other visitation of tbe same kind In tbe run aimlessly around In the fourth ward, near future and In larrer quantities.—Sun­ congregating In W. J. Bowne’a yard, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Young are nearly field Sun. where for some reason tbe fire was sup­ settled in their home, which has been Hastings now has a complete fire alarm posed to be. . mpleteiy renovated and greatly Im­ system but It soems that the main finalproved. ' nesa portion of the city has been left In a formerly of Readlltr oelebrwted their There Is no lire fortieth ■nlveraxry on the xtternoon ot the You are invited to call at Russell's aud very exposed condition. examine their beautiful line of fall dress alarm box io ring In an alarm, should a fifteenth of thto month. Friend! from *><|s and fasts. A fine Hoe of dress fire break oot In any bnslnesa house,much, South Carlton, BaatloKa. Maple Grove and Every' sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really’ a .DCAL NEWS. i Those who were at the fair ground Fri-1 Mrs. P. W. Niskern returned to Mus| day evening witnessed an excellent driM.j kegou Tuesday accompanied by her grand Is what we give to It very customer to sell only for cash. R. K. QRflN �The Michigan State Fair, [ F SEPT, AT DETROIT SEPT. 10 to 21. 10 to 21. not gain another end you have In view, you are going to try to oppress yet further tbe survivors in your family. If it be God’s will to allow it some time longer, so be it; but I haven’t a doubt that iu the end His protection will be upon me and mine. Mimy, Mimy, ft Will be one of the best, if not the best of all the great fairs ) . held in Michigan. 4 4 I 4 4 WHILE AT THE FAIR, thought it time for him to go.” Doot fail to visit the press rojm of The Evening News the J Great Daily of Michigan. The opportunity should not be miss- }i ed by any one. . fr MORE THAN 60,000 COPIES DAILY. 11 4 .^by RietW©m<oL/A-JoHfi5ToN(,«h»w*ruu»"ona<a<«« [TO PS COXTIXVXD.J . t Ill ■ ii “But she did. She saw it, and that was what made her ask yon to marry me after her death, and as soon as pos­ sible. Did you promise her that you would do so?" “My Lord, Hannah! How could a man, a man that had any feeling, make such a promise to—at such a time as that—and in £uch circumstances?" “Did abc intimate to you that unless yon miulc some sort of compromise about your father’s estate yon might have to submit to terms different from what now I understand you to pro­ poser’ “She did not. She was very anxious for a settlement, and—’’ “Didn’t warn you in any way? How­ ever. that is a question that perhaps I ought pot to have asked. I take it back. I noticed that you didn’t show any regret when I told you of Julia’s seeing yon kiss me in the garden." “Why, there was no great harm in that, Hannah." “She thought there was, and that was why she advised you as she’did. What is your opinion now as to whether I told Cullen of it or not?" know°" may h3Ve t°ld Wm aU 1 stepped briskly to the door, and called । loudly to Mimy, her cook. । “Cornin’, Mis’ Harnah." In another minute, tbe woman, huge, sleeves rolled ; up on her vast arms, appeared. ; “I don't know why you wanted to I call that nigger." “You can go back, Mimy. I only wanted to know if you were there. Keep where I can cal* you if I need yon." “I’ve no answer," she said, turning to t: him, “to make to your ’ast remark, ex-:J cept to Suggest to you not to repeat it. । Is there anything else on your mind to | ; say to me? on the line of our business?" 1! She was not quite ready to dismiss ■. him, haring some other things to say. ■ Lifted somewhat from the deep of,! the pit into which he had been cast, anger and tense of the need of remov- >• ing whatever suspicion she had that 1 his proposition had been made with any apprehension of the consequence of litigation over the will, with what coolness he could assume, he said: jj “Well, Hannah, your conduct took 1 me so much by surprise that I got a lit­ tle mis-pnt just now. I’m all right । again. Of course you don’t expect me I to do anything about the property after what’s passed. As for xyhat Arthur Dab­ ney is to do with what he's begun, and , what you hint he’s thinking about be-' ginning, if he was a better lawyer he'd see that none of it, not a thing of it, can come to anything. I don't .deny, . J! and God knows I don't want to deny, 4 I II but what you and your child are enti- i ’ I' tied to your part in what .land —. father 1 „ , _ f hkwill; “You didn’t believe at the time I that you and he will get; but, as the , executor of the will, 1 shall be the one would toll him, that I warrant" ! to attend to that" • “No, I didn L" I! .q “I don't expect of you anything ex“But 1 did tell him: yet not until he ' ej.pt what you know you'll be driven was taken sick. , . 1t did .iu» not «_before mainWiley Amerson, you are worse ly because It would have incensed him than 1 took yon to be. I had the no-; so that he might have killed you. I tion once that by conciliation on tlie • am thankful that 1 did not, and that part of Cullen and myself you might the telling, except for a moment, took be induced into a settlement which nothing from the peace of his dying. would not be so grossly unfair that he •In your terms to me now," she con­ might not accede to it. He knew tinued. with coldness that awed him, bettor, because tn? takl known you so “did you intend to include any allow­ long. I believed that my behavior to­ ance for Cu'.len’s child?" ward your father and you bad done “Lord, Hannah, isn’t Pearce your much to remove the prejudice both of child too?" you had against me when I married “Let me make a proposal in my Cullen. I didn't dream but that every­ turn." ‘ thing was all right until after his There was something approaching death, when you produced that wilt cunning in the kindly smile with which Then I thought, foolish as it all was. to she submitted her terms. eonciHute again, hoping, but not fully 11 “If you will gc to the courthouse, sure in my mind, that such action, take that will and destroy it, or if you undertaken in the interest of my buswill make over to me and Pearce half band and my child u moro more vnauox than of m'yaeif, myself, the propertj’ left by your father I it. was-excusable. I was well paid' fur * will--" ........................... I knew you cared nothing for your She paused, as a wily trader, after wife, but I did not suspect you capable some tentative words of proposal* of such conduct. I r.m thankful that waits and watches their effect. my motives in wbht I did were under­ “Oh, Hannah! That's a great deal stood by Cullen and Julia, and that I harder than I had any idea you would had lost none of their affection. Poor be with mef dear Julia did advise you to marry me, The look she bestowed on:him he in­ ------------------------------------- - ------------------- rbut she died knowing it to be imposterpreted to mean that she was re­ sible. She did not tell yon her changed volving whether or not she should in­ views, because In the little time aftersist, or retract a part. The property wards she fell that all her thoughts he was bargaining for was suddenly must be occupied In preparing to meet advanced in value and in costliness be­ her God. How yon could have stood fore his eyes, yet he must adhere to his up before her and taken that advice, practice of chaffering over the price. knowing the motives for giving it, ■ “Yes, harder than I counted on," he ! only God can telL Another thing I said sorrowfully complaining. “Arthur know. Your notion then was not to 1 Dabney has been putting you against marry me. That is recent, beginning ■ me, I just know he has He never did with last Tuesday's issue of the South­ like me, somehow; I never knew what ern Recorder. If you had been a true ' it was for, except because I never gave ' min you would not have thought of him any of my business to attend to." marriage to any woman in so short a ■ “No, Arthur Dabney has been only while after your wife’s death. Your acting as my lawyer. We’d as well drop the subject.’’ As she was rising, quickly asking and prevailing upon her to remain, be said, eagerly: fl “Hannah, I didn't know tiH now how < much I loved yon. If I promise what you say you won’t want to put it off?" “Oh, no; we will meet as soon as you please—to-morrow, if you say so—at Arthur Dabney’s office and have the papers signed.” “Which of the preachers would you want me to bring with me? I’ve no choice myself between Baptist. Metho­ dist or Presbyterian.” “Why, what need is there for a preacher? I should suppose that any other respectable person could ba witness." Her blank gaxc. assumed to perfec­ tion, indicated much surprise at the question. “Why, Hannah," alarmed, be saul, “I don’t—I'm afraid I’m not quite un­ avowing it to me shows you to be a derstanding you." savage, and what you would attempt ‘1 doubt if you are." “What was your meaning? Wasn't now, if you were oot afraid, shows you As for . it that if I’d do what you said you'd to be even worse than that your threat about what you will and marry me, and without delay?” “Not at all. It was that I'd instruct will not do about lhe property. I know, Arthur Dabney to dismiss the proceed- aa everybody does, that you will get *b I I I has been thinking.' abject. Her look of scornful pitUeBs- nothing." “No, Mr. Watson, we are not quarrelsomc persons, and, like your client, we desire nothing but right” “Well, I don’t blame you much for wanting to be a little nqisj- over small matters. I was that way myself when a young lawyer. Except for the awkwardness, not to say nonsense, orf having two administrations, I don't know that I’d oppose your application. But if the court understands the law of tlie case, which they seldom do, they. won’t grunt them, whether I oppose’ you or .not” "Thanky for your generosity. Mr. Watson. I’ll bo careful not to put too high a tax upon it," “Isn’t she a beauty, though? I saw her in Rainer’s store to-day, and, oa my word, I don’t remember ever see­ ing a finer-looking woman. Why, the fellow blushes!" and he laughed heart­ Ily. “Well, well." seeing that Dabney barely smiled, “don’t mind my joking, Dabney. If there is to be much of a war, each of us doubts not that the other will fight fairly; you know that. Dabney." “Certainly I do. Mr. Watson." “By George," soliloquized the elder when they had separated, “I forgot that Dabney was a beau of tha widow when she was Hannah Enlow. His blushing shows that the thing has broke out on him again.' Well, if she over gets to want another ‘husband, as such a woman can't help, dud a pity it would be if she could, shell never get a bet­ er of hi. bare pul <ti^ ■.Ji Four Die BMWUM. Having the needed merit to more than make grxnl al: the advertising claimed for , them, the fuliowiog tour remedies have j rescind a pbeiionn naJ Bale. Dr. Klug’* 1 N«'W Dweovery, for consumption, coughs ! ci»hlis each bottle guarantord—Electric <I’ittvrs. tbe great remedy for liver, stom­ ' ach nnd kidneys. Buekfens Arnica Salve' !the bint hi the world, and Dr. King’n New 'Life 1’1 Uh which are«» perfect pill. All (these remedies are gunrauleed to do jitM ,what Is claimed for ih«-m sn l the dealer ,wliuse name is aitsehed herewith will be glad to leiI you more of tliem. Sold at W. ( 11. Qptolyeai's drug store. . 3 MATILDA.—It was a good turn you did me when you told ms cf Santa Claus Soap. It make* the cldthes whiter than any other, and saves time and work. Many —-Ye*, and it doea not injure the hands or the clothes, SANTA CLAUS SOAP. Mads by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago. A Million Friend* A friend in need is a friend Indeed, and not less thiui one million people have 'found just such n friend la Dr. Kin^s New Discovery fur consumption, eoughs and colds. If you have never used thh < 'great cough medicine, one trial will con­ vince you that It has wonderful curative powers In all diseases of throat, chest and iunfpt. Each buttle is guaranteed to du al I that Is claimed or money will be re­ funded. Trial buttles free at W. H. Good­ dear's drug store. Large buttles 60c and Reduced ij Bnrkleu'a Arnica Falvv The best salve lu the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rbtntm, fever sores, tetter, ehapped hands, chilblains, cures, and all akin Irruption*, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It h guaranteed Co give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Fur sale by W. H. Goodyear, tlie drwuclfc. Til Cr-Mlat all nr Th* foremost men of tho world write tbe literal ere of c.-DUn:p<-ra&cou» activity for TUB FURL'M. Forest Ores are raging in Otsego coun­ ty. C«vn ftart wbjact 11 taken b? b) Ths Forum whtn * aatotal’y costs Into public sttscJon sod is treated by tire bsrt authorities, ■iftoul regard ts psrtlu •r meds- " *<U keep any lh=v0ttul reader Interned on tbs luU tad prottaas •I tire tins, as co other perlcical docs. ’.Tbon B*by wuBoil !’. ’’® i"»v*crr r'«’*rrta’Vhen «he vu a Chi', 1. «Le cries*, for Catfm!a. To many thoughtful people, tho price at Tbe Forum has hkhrrio been profcibitory; indeed all the great Review* have been too high in price (or tbe muw at InU'tiigeat reader*. But now the number of reader* ot thought!?! literature -men and women who wish really to know what i* gaing «n •» lhe wortt c»t- United States to warrant so revolatlooary a rc<luctk>n la pricr. The Fonun dtecutace important aabiects, bat it te not dull. The ItUratare of cootrnporaneous activity 1*. iu fact, tho most Intereetlag of di literature. Acferlcu dtlxcsship implies that a man shall know tbe opioioas of tbe furemwt uca and tbe UUst great •diinwncuu to every directica oi activity. Chtucli bugs are eating corn In Lake township, Berrien county. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. S Tho Forum io now at cheap as the magazines of mere cntetUinaut THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE GREAT AEViEWl The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. 25c. a Copy. Sj a Year. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. The Nw York Mly Wb Tlie nineteen-montha-old son of H. B. Morehead of Edmore was drowned In a tub of water Wednesday. The new depot at White Pigeon, now being built, is of light colored brick and Ohio sand atone. “Now good digestion wait on appetite, And health ou both.” says the great Shakespeare, but be did not have in mind tbe coated tongue or tor­ pid liver, with all tbe symptoms of bllllouaness, so common to this country. All this, and more can be cured by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery,a pure­ ly vegetable compound, which restores tbe action of the liver, gives tone to the flagging energies of tbe dyspeptic stomach, and thus enables'“good digestion to wait on appetite, and Ijealth on both.” By druggists. ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $ 1.00, CASH H« ADVANCE. Arthm,, ,od H.y ymr eared, br > newl, dlMorerad treatment. Addrree lor pitnphlet. World1, Dispeanr, Modlc»l Association, Buffalo, N. Y. Tbe boiler Id tbe office of the lib les Journal wploded Thunday njjhUmt did little damage. Address all orders to Sadan Winchester of By ma tawnshin. Kent county, |fl m yea.s old, but weeks on bls farm every day. THE HARTINGS BANNER. NOTICE FOB HKAKIMG OF CLAIW. to get even with Amerson, and thea, my good lad, I wont to help rOc; fa it’s a case that if we ean put it through J4 r. Torrence, I * S woman to bo akme. Sb. a Sl.oo. M. D. Bailey, receiving Idler Grand ter than Dabney." Rapid.*, (Mith..) Savings rkA, says be The application for letters was meant cannot <ay too much In favor of “Adlrunmainly as a notice to the public as well da~ Wheelei’s Heart and Nene Cure. as to Amerson that Cullen’s widow in­ Sold by W. H. Good) car. tended to make every possible issue Forest fires are raging to an enormous with his administration of the estate, ft was well Dabney thought to keep extent In Newaygo county. the matter in people’s minds, hoping that from their discussions things might be gathered which would seem to justify an attack upon the will, aud at least force Amr.rson to such a com­ promise as he' could advise Hannah to be content with. The more he reflected upon Watson's word* indicating quasiacquicscnce in the application, the more they seemed suspicious. ~ The L. W. Oliver of Eecanabn, has been ap... . pointed cadet at West Point. * * various, subtle and in ­ — -1 *No appetite? Then d«» not try to force food down; but use tbe most scientific v Seaborn Torrance habitually attend­ means for restoring food to the________ stomach;_ ed the superior court, which, in the ! How? Why. by taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla dozen and more counties of which the I and in a surprisingly short time, your ap­ circuit was composed, held spring and petite will come again, and come to stay. ialltcrare No lawyer in middle Geor-,J ______________________________ uu a . new Work is to commence at once on eria was ropardod as more able than ho. union nvines bank belldlnr at Manebestparticularly in tbe conduct of cases in- I er. SIL t’S’ I *"“■« •»<> oninln. are dan.eroos hlKh admiration for him. Dabney . . . . . . • . drugs to aecuuiulute In one’s system, and । h,d ’om' affection, having gotten it is to be hoped that these poisons. as a mort th*n onco from hta ‘to'1? “tf1 remedy for ague, have had their day. «“» trying cases The In- Ayer’s Ague Cure is a sure antidote for I {'?fr.OO°rt’ county, also the ague, is perfectly safe to take, and is held This “ *two sessions in the ‘ year. ’ warranted to cure. court had civil jurisdiction, except as Tbe Rev. J. B. Whitford of tbe Oxford to land, co-ordinate with the former, and sat as a court of ordinary besides. M. E. church, closes a five years pastorate Sunday. It was composed of five Justices elected Nearly all women have good hair, by the people. Often suits of great im­ portanco were instituted therein, be­ though many are gray, and few are. bald. Hall's Hair Renewer restores tbe natural cause, as the judiciary allowed to partics two trials, those dissatisfied with color, and thickens tlie growth of hair. 9 biot "Buuh! 1 Brart-I can't Uve with­ JCAA1TEE XHI Dabue^ decided that, with Hannah’s consent, he would get assistant coun­ sel. He was moved to this the sooner by the apparently eahanccd confldence in the looks and gait of Amerson when he happened to meet him upon the street, and by one or two bit* of pleasant raillery from Watson, his lawyer! “What's* the use. Dabney," said the latter, one day—“what’s the use of your pretty widow wanting letters of administration on those two pieces of land? There can’t be any difficulty about dividing them fairly. My client wants nothing but what is right At least so he Bay*. Looks like you and she want to make a little fuss about the rulings of officials without learn­ ing in the law could appeal to the higher tribunal Therefore, lawyers from other counties seldom attended. It was on business outside that Tor­ rance came to the town on the Satur­ day before the court at which Han­ nah’s application expected to be con­ sidered. Dabney, grown more anxious, called upon him one night ut Iluson’a He found him in good case, having set­ tled his business satisfactorily and got­ ten a good supper. When Dabney had made his statement he said: “Yes, yea You see how things come around, Arthur. Wiley Amerson cheat­ ed out of near two thousand dollars a client of mine in Hancock, there on Island creek, nigh the Baldwin line. It was too late when the poor fellow came to me to do him any good, but I sent word to Wiley, and I know he got it, that I meant if I lived to try to pay him back. And your client is Billy Enlow's daughter in the Oconee dis­ trict. He was a poor man, but an hon­ est- They said she was a beauty. By the way, didn’t I hear she used to be an old sweetheart of yours? eh, Dab­ ney? However.” he went on, not seeming to notice the seriousness on Dabney’s face, “let’s to the business. Now as to tbe fee. I’ll leave that to yon, only that I’ll take no retainer, not know* it, but the very last thoughts but trust to the contingent Would that be satisfactory'to the widow?" “Why, of course. Mr. Torrance, more evil doings. She told no facts to crim- than satisfactory. She'd hardly think 1 she ought not to insist—" w sf‘» come," she culled aloud. Without a word of amwer he weat away. ,, “What Marae WUey want ’long w.id you, Mis’ Harnah? I hear you talkin' so eeyous an' aollom-like." “Nothing very important, Mimy. I calletl you to let him know that I , , you ’ve uvbp —____ done. Cussing ain't much of a , habit with me, though I sometimes do j 1blaze out. as I felt once or twice like doing when you were stating the case < just now to me. But-it’s a’most Sun­ j day, and my wife would feel in yet < more scolding mood if she knew that ; I'd been cussing Wile Amerson. So let 1that go for lhe prosent. As for the t application for administration, my , counsel is to let that rest awhile. < 1When tbe time comes, we’d better ap­ ply for letters in full, leaving out de j bonis non. That, you see, Watson will 1 construe as an admission of the will's validity. See, Dabney?" tr �THE INVENTOR life X^XSiSX0^ “ h^21 NESTORS OF THE SENATE, vretera called a ydriring chainThe ! he^.nam*'fln<C.m?tal pl"‘“ for the n^ .nJ 1 x‘ w“ ’“T »m- ; pie, and yet the device brought the in- ' ▼enter over 31.500,000. ’ j Did you know that the man who in▼ented the gnaaet for reinforcing pock- ' eta became very rich by that discovery? He was a Chinaman nwn«l Chuang '• Ean,JuP"“JIW“h'a*to"U’“«l ent^I^0"0 '““‘""n. In the pat. Quan Wo^and was doing laundry work in ban Francisco when the idea was eVoIved. Ol course every reader of the daily I papers know that nearly all inventors are subjected to the wilca and wicked­ ness of swindlers. WhUc it is .true fan that some inventors hare hecoZ that quite a number of men have ac­ S^^lntXte8l’lhCrde^ta cumulated fortunes out of the product of their brains, the majority of inven­ tors remain very poor, and ‘go to their graves in the bitterness of disappoint­ ment Tlie very poor inventors, they j of the rccal|etJ tiio names of some who are struggling for a livelihood of the Buoce»ful discoveries of this gantry. The msn who invent upon the farm or in the workshop, are subjected to confidence games unless wooden, pegs foq, shoes was R. F sturthey ere very waxy. There are some of^B Th® !dea bought h im millions of dollar 1IelivcJ ntw J J’ sbek and smooth swindle** here in Washington who study the weekly went crazy later on. The barb wire ____ i*Bued b>’1116 patent office for ta roe^ mOrv ‘h“n »•“»■»» the «7le pn^o2 Ta'^uint'hZ in royalties to Its originator. Former- names nnmes and" addresses of poor inventors . ------------------Membera of Oongress Who Have Served Long Tennn. 1Jovo^TEXla“°C' °f toyed Joy and Profit. All the f”c' y°u bnrn- Yonr Stove dO“n’t draw right; doesn't throw out the heat; wastes th. fuel. It’s one of those stoves made to sell— not to burn. When you want a stove or range for 'actual service; one that will give you the benefit of all the heat generated, that will save your fuel and save your money, it will pay voni ttomvestigateJewel Stovesand Ranges The original Detroit stoves, made in the largest stove plant in the world. Have stood every test for 3° years. Ask the dealer for them. WOMJj Look for the Trade Mark. uutmimUIU iKT.LO-WKE. r; liu.kTMinU'di banlfi • : >iinn*tnr »l*s*’rib• * it. of h <«cmrf». Il •■.e^Tlucd M fi»H fhl-.ulred tartV-foUr, Jaiudred torty-rix. . ■ hniidrrii forty- Oboe i^ou. a VvVend.<\n ‘tVve cavise q£ PooYe cVton o^ClmeviQQYL AvAevesYs ? -----------------Bta‘e’awn 'Vho IU” sPenl °7a’ • ' ** ’ ‘ Nation. • While the celebration of the eightyfourth birthday of benator Justin & MorriU- who haa beea cPtiy called the ‘“^father fBthcr of congress," •• i« is fresh «in n m mind, in,i it may be of especial interest to recall; the terms of a few other men who have ! nearly or quite equaled him in the! length of their public career at Wash- I ington, says the Washington Star. • | Senator Morrill, even, cannot sur- ■ pass the senate record of Thomas II. I Benton, the member from Missouri to : the first congress which convened after: that state was admitted to the union, I and who served from October 2,1820, to . March' 4, 1851. He was afterward a J member of the bouse fur two years. • Senator Morrill has been in congress, I however, for thirtv-nine years, and in r0,*''*?.1? '°r ‘’^‘-V-raven. William Economize. One and a half teaspoonfuls Horsford’s Baking Powder gives better results than two full teaspoonfuls of an) other. W. Douclas CO L. CUOBT VllUL ISTWKBKST. Ho SQUEAKING. 35. CORDOVAN, nOCHAEWMELLtDCALT. ^.^RMECALF&i’ANam J3.5P POLICED Soles. S2.VJ BoysSchklSkss. ,3- Bestd°WS01-a SEND FDfl CATALOGUE * W-L.* DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, MAU. Kufus King, who was vice president. to whom patents have been grunted. under Franklin Pierce, served in the r’“ ™" ,”«'M.%K£fc“u* "riThen they write to each one, saying: senate for twenty-nine years, but his i Because, we are the largesf manufacturers of “We see that you have gut a good serrtce rfra not con'.Lnnoua He began thing. We know certain parties who his first term in 1819 and ended his last t the bottom, which protects you agnin«t high Ulildrvd iWt I four hundred will put it on the market, supplying In H-Y Henry B Anthony of Rhode mr bti tin 1 five, tlie necessary capital. Send twenty Iblaud, had ho lived to see the end of , wearing qualities. We have them sold cveryeven.(our nunAre you willing to work for the cause RS l<nir buntir. d dollars to cover the cost of negotia­ htslnat urm. would have equaled the of Protection in placing reliable Infor­ tions.’ The inventor perhaps borrows . reezird of Mr. Morrill. He was elected dealer cannot supply you, wc con. Sold by Barry < t>uuiy, mation in the hands’ of your acqualni«wr■'» <1 pltii the money and forwards it by mail. bh"ta‘^^ he iH-reihliinninU Subsequently he is informed that fif­ tancea ? iiiiik; io 1881. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine, j M0ETOA<»E s O.E. /” teen dollars more will Ixi required, and IttCtlKllUg If you are, you okould be identified ha,|ajt tuMQ liPVte in tn'- rc;n«!:tf ini in this way he is worked until nothing comes next in point of length of serv- | , with ice. Practically he was in the senate ri ae-rulu tn .riioice <xv<.it«e4 A'.mzu D. more can be got out of him. Inventors eontinu<>u«lx*4rn-n THE AMERICAN to IRftfi pn,,_ 1 < auw fl »<t^r wi't-EHk U C-.’Wk ivI-t to cl ,rk thtf eUiitev;»m d-y -f Jnne. i<ce. II' kbop. la IIS'.T | everywhere should beware of these conunuouoij irom isw to itwa. 1 our B H<1( PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. swindlers. The regular attorneys who yean of this time was as vice president tMordptt ttr nwi Urtti day ft Ju . ih».'. and 13S W. 530 «T.. NCW YORK. uted al law to re- I are permitted to practice before the under Lincoln, when he wa. presiding : •-•nine • rtjrvd interior .department are reliable men. officer. Mr. Hamlin was elected to tho |s hereby riven. ih»: in- rutue ot i ;- power of Cut thia notice out and Bend it to tbe Uepw, ih’-n-vt. There t> I house in 18G0 again, so that his ; .wmI M.x’.i (..reviset!>- same The inventor who receives letters, of­ upper • • . . ... by alb* at puhhr srHloi. t.» she hieheu. bMof Ulis EO'ire ’.i;s t l.v -<U4 uioitp tgr j fering to put his device upon the mar- serviee in that body was twenty-eight, flcr. nt the t. »ih troui d<«r of the Cmin Haute, years and six months, and he had been I i n *' ” • VHy ri Haviniu*. *iu ike first d»r ri Sepurn d( th rW-.nir kut, should refer such letters to some Itv wu In fhn hnrrarra Ufo.r, tetUt). T. IW!. Al IWClVO l/dOcfe DO.”. «>t St! Ullfit .VJ OCTOPUS. nhuaied in the the | I reputable attorney. Under no cir- six 5ears in tho house before his first j ret-taln piece«.r ,«!<<■: «•( senatorial election. It is true he re! city <»f H»\t!r|t*.(k-uniy ri Hnrrj rih! stai- ot and 1 • nid niarlxxv. ' ciunstanccs .should money Ixj sent to fiitmod irom from tne tho senate wnato m in Iftr.T to I-'de*:r!»rd ;»•» f llnw-. thl v»z; - »v' amount so dee | ouswero. signed ib.», to tx»- ,I MJ.-bl/Oiii, Ulg ,,t . ............. rnn!rr . C«inmeae> ffr3t ! strangers. * 1 jell thr T'O'il nis«-< j have 1 w‘m° (^to ‘’vernor of Maine, but,ho re- piutner ri »ecii.»u uuwter lowcelilp • .v.-.-rn.T There i:. n woman in : -c.*i Fraiwdsco said | I. The greatest g .teat fortune furtg. known known tn toh.ro moDth to y. rtg. A VATEXT CRANK. .•1 dry kt1u*. <i j been accumulated by an inventor in who recently lo«,t n r. hl's sleep .11 be rihx**arv, to | । ..viton w-gi’ty-seveM rods U> the center <•< die . Cyrus Mc- scat m congress. i ; ti. i PhicbG-J- ! throu rh reading how .c’ib.-ns of Mon­ ly many eggs g«t broken ontheir way t \h‘s country was made by Among the Massachusetts senators ,!'£{,vva' '•"** Mn.tog-ui ■ An-..-tuith .id* .t-H-’rilwr j with i terey capture 1 an bet : , there. The to market roll. A countryman con- • Cormick, Corniick, inven inventor tor of the machine i t . ri ’i g er <-t «4id hi',-;1".4V to the north at rublie ver.ilt:e to Charles bumner has first place for-h. 1eotIJ«re:..st.--stotiUaniriMriker,sad<li;;n.------;donee she had ccived the plan of packing* them in harvester. * lie was worth over81*0,la frouf tlcor v. . incident recalled - ... r an - - ;. length of continuous service. In March, tton io tbe vi.' u- <’«> v ci v. uf H-Niiturj. tnp-s of pasteboard, with a separate ■ a, '-k , . | 00 wh'bn ha died. Tlmt sum ima : n^iDgs. Bar.-y I while in tho Routh Puclffe yi-ars op irm i,.. irtrtb iu...rad was ,.-«w there toothr tliencv n.-rtn east on the.vuv.inortlf«neef«ild Llnrelh 8t. he took his sent, and >uc <;n.ir:-T iu*.- <>t -.ud nee* —‘in which might ‘ •j,’’yln‘r'jtuTy'V-t .; au,‘ , that night t.bc combafttHS _each __ _ _egg ____ __ never been approximated by the Bell „ -------nevereltcedlu —irelcpedher • -t telephone.* he Westinghouse air brake, when he died, in 1874; Senator Sherman Uoaijni! dienet* north un said quarter hie t» "thought di’M’cr, I IBM. j eyes *in “ *sleep. ’----" husband ’ Her was super* stand upright. The happy ha. th.- cmgrawlmnd rooort next 1 ultl day. \ : intendant of a gang of faborors whe was worth a firtune. and finch trays are nor by all of the wonders of the best to Mr. MonTll’s. Had it nur • urtef: - wiazard who has given us the phunortxaitM*. I were working gunno beds, and his wife now universally used. The student- of not been for the break in his ■ .Vurqtageo. £,-u<l lhe tdectric marvels of tho • and child wore with him. One day the patents knows these facts, lie permits term, when he was secretary of the ; woman was walking along the beach his imagination to picture his future us century. treasury under President Hayes, he i n that of a M<*nt<> Cristo, and dreams his "K you h.ave any intention of be ­ Dstiri. J tn v /ml. IMU. when she saw in a a particularly « pool « puri.M.-uiar:v .-----.......... would have been in continuous service * ’ ’ said the patent aV’R3’ lhe building of air castles. > co,nluif un inventor, bcnutifnl shell. IRarl ’ ' ig „ ’her arm she, exactly the same length of time as tlie • ’’ *- ’ t j— -----------i:;;rry si*, j It* is — no -------wonder that r for years. and office examiner, “yyou should invent seuator from Vermont. Senator Mor-; reached down into the water for .the ! • <laurt ter tht fur children. They invariably • rrobaie •'’Itoe to prize when suddenly there was a splash years the patent office has been in- i toys rill, it will be remembered, refused a 1 c-u’.nv. on Tues­ aiid two snake-like objects entwined fested with cranks. The styiry of Sir cabinet position under the Hayes ad- | . in ti-.'-. year one themselves around tbe limb sunhergod Henry.Bessemer alone is an incentive « ministration. Mt. Sherman has served i ninety lourJ *trv»g, ,o* in the water. It was a dev il-ffsh. and to the\poor and ambitious young men • twenty-Dine years in the senate. Mr. | ~ who believe that they possess inventive Allison, of Iowa, has been in congress j -t.ue of Samu-l ia a moment the pressure on her arm i1? thirty-one yeans of which time twen- ; was such as to cause her terrible pain. geninn. He came to London a poor lion duly verified Struggle us she might she was unable , boy In two ?. • from a country ? village. ty-one have been in the upper chamber; : :v ।-nd wm tfl release heraclf. and Iqv'.lnR- that nil .Teire h<; w»’ perraw n method of hi. Mr. Allison is six years the junior of ' prdytnc that It will pay you In numerous ways Iler efforts in that direction were ta own invention for taking copies of unSenator Shermin and eighteen years } to use the salt that's all salt. This younger than Vermont's veteran. Mr. j Is especially true cut to the baiter vain. she told her little bov u> ran t ^ nB an<1 modern bas-reliefs in n maaHSd.! and maker. You recognize a difference In hnme for help. The child i.in-d av. ay. ner that enabled him bi stamp thbm mi Harris, of Tennessee, was in con- • butter. Wo can point you out a dif­ iinU-reJ, that Lhs } •V”t •by this .. .. . . ■ , cardlioard. thus turning out an inh-; ii'.nTThursdAr. ..n^/eincic^n time tho mother Iwgnn to gross six years before Senator Morrill, i * ference In gait. .You strive for the best •i.7heir strength ■ •failing. ••• bnt his terms have not been continu- ' 'd-.oy.i' <nw I J|cl She also : nite number of embossed copies of the1 milk, why not search for the best salt? Test, comi>are, ask questions. ^ix^wilh’hSTor th’Bt’’tho ti3ewn»! “?>*«♦ WOT>“ of •" ous, aud in point of congressional ex- i ■ r-Atmi in saiu j Investigate what * rapidly ruing. Wave ufn-r Thl, proeeiw, if msdeknown U the no-. perienee he stands but number ten toj at a itesMou .«! day. There are two other senators j .laslmdover her body which Siad liv : ~rtip»l™s. would have opened a wide ' •’ tbe Probate (ill.' i *ald Cownty. thutiioe been Mixed by all th- r™ 1 do"r UM™* tor >'.« IU, mean, there who have served continuously for more ‘ why the ixrayer tlnra twenty years. They are John j •led. Ail'd It Is ofthorttopus. fortunately the mon• «>n>ma‘e ,b<?1£1*h u <t g.vc'ikit'ce Uhr wZ a small ones olhcrwlw It to*1 Gaillard, of South Carolina, whose term ■ ;4 ue. of the I . eaev, ran, r.V, .,l,.wlr OAtlllV ttf'.t TfirfFO 111 ft 1OW began in 1804 and ended iu 18i!0, and N. \ i common clerk could* not forge in a few j ha. done for others. There’s no secn.t I ii the bearing ' would undonbtedlx l»a~e dragged her momenta to absolute perfection. Tlie R. Knight, of Rhode Island, who served ! about )t- Write and get particulars. . into the water to death. The water from 1621 to 18H. • We grant that salt is cheap, but Ir disclosure of it at that -time would • j rtuehhiherand higher and^rasonbj Z < <1 hi - ..Id County of , . j .i . ........1 that a good reason why you should ft It is a remarkable fact that no man. i for three succesdve ' „ that .he । Th' hM not have the best? Look fairly and ever served thirty years in the house of ; । -".td day of hearing. CintANG QUAN WOtally into tlie salt question, and you'll manatredto breathe, finally a ware guarded to this day. At <>aA«. W. akmktkono representatives. Judge Kelley, of Penn- ! find tbe way to better flavored butter, ™ bring a harvest, great or moderate, to Judge of Probate. I blKger than any of tho other. roUcd sylvania, was in his thirtieth year there • and better prices through our Dairy the inventor; or his attorney. ” He _j over her. .nd her desperate effort. U> that7he nrllW1 g^-rnment lost »5i!0.Salt IBdlspensable for cooking and when he died. When Mr. O’Neil, of | table use also. Write us about IL ; refrain her breath left her without .nt BDn„Uv by the transfer oi old then referred to the return ball, out of Pennsylvania, died he had served al- > Her senses irave gave wav way Jn.t„ .nd „th„ H.VIEORDEIl. -'.trenirtK .Irenrah Tier install • J i legal which half a million dollars were most twenty-nine years. 'He was once DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO, , founty ri Barry. —.. she heard a shout and a rush of (eet • u.ing lhl„ t.rBded. drawn; also the pigs in clover, tbe told by Mr. Holman that he was so ' St. CUir, Mich. ' th- Pnriatr Court furtheCuunln„DUd a newsystem, which planchettc, the fifteen, fourteen, six­ strong ho would beat his record and J <y of Lu:..। '■ • •■ .<? thr 1’roDRteOffice.tn the The next moment, halls dozen men, teen puzzle, and numerous inventions serve his thirty years, but he did not. L ettv < t Ha-’i . .. । -aid County on Tuesday the had rushed into tho water aud seizedj adopted by the government, but he '.'I’t. it.,) t>( ain thr j-.ir one thousand of a similar character, aa the best If Mr. Holman nerves out his present! । n ■ IK' her unconscious form. Tho woman eTvn thank, fot it. Unt M eteb: liuu4rc«j u,.| ninety four. money-making pa tents granted of late vena dragged rlracra’«>fl ashore, Mhftn*. the th? octopus OCtODUS still Skill . b ... . , ............... I'rrvatfi., w. Armstrong. Judge ot I’ro- was much wealth and so many great honors t clinging to her arms and neck, and in -were showered upon him that he cheer- , yearu There are hundreds of improve­ laUieiiu1'. t «f ;: <* rotate ofitotert J. Groot, ments patented for photographing, twenty-nine years. I TIMETABLE. ’ u few minutes regained consciousness. fully donated the latter product of his stereotyping and for electric appli­ •ti : . ii ; tiling the petition duly Veri­ The octopus, —----------—" ' „ ’In effect February 11. 1MM. which was promptly Content tn mt the Only Spcclflc. brain to his country. n '! 11 lt.>: vr> kirk Grunt, son «*f said dereased ances. It is stated that the Bell ■!' J a • • ’.tin iiHtnini’iUt now on file hi killed, was one of the smalle?.kinds, The patent office library contains the Telephone company has bought up A newspaper reporter the other day i •Aid co • " ruin be the Unt will and tf»- measuring only seven feet from the BtUtoua. histories of successful inventors, and every improvement which has ever asked G.G. Shrady, the great American : Uinm;..j t*, mini ft ted to pro­ di:-; ar.i,-. ,. ;-trat ton of said estate be body to the end of the longest arm. these books are handled and thumbed been patented for the telephone; and surgeon and physician, the question: 1 gnuiifrt :■> -.i ■: j. :>t‘oner, the rxreator In said by the cranks who see in these stories ‘ •What manner of life do you think ■ all of these improvements are kept b’OJtTM. wi •. i- < , ; • ..’Err suitable person. STORY OF A LOST GEM. the reflection of the anticipated frui­ under guard, in order to prevent the most favorable to health?” His reply ■ G ■’ '• •’ "rtlered. that Friday rhe nth. Chicago Lv "M*k ......... rA (».. Hui. .it ten o'clock In . ' With a Mora! tor Younff Men of tho tion of the hopes of their daily lives- I public from using them. That is to was: ‘‘A moderate life. Take plenty ; is«lziie<l tor the bearing of - ... , , o . Take plenty to cat Take j Kalamazoo Lv.. Mid monomaniacs say that, if the patented improvements of sleep. «• the heir-, a law ri mM ehlralric Sort. . , 1i But the number of these monomanmea Cooper .1 u * Wc -- ---------------------------------- a - few days । aboat lhe ^^nt office and library is upon telephony were in popular use, plenty of* exercise. .’ r { . n.u rented Id Qn State street, Chicago, ...need ----- rmore -------- ’ East Bicblan<i Juimi r told . rur.-.t ;<> uproar ata h m.-S sm Mimi » w Swnnel — .... SI W. Allerton. toe rich Lpy^wy diminishing Mery year, the servtoG would be greatly im- walking philosophers in this world, Cresaej of said ----------------■ f । !»«• huiuvu Ml iiic i luimwc . •»»»'• —— Milo...; efcr.di;.'.f n . i i 4 -‘ il fi.mntv — >-<•( «» ratrrht thntiMind five bun* mi _. i ...».-<• tlimnirh whom they Keep a .contented mind. Remember < m s.ifd County, packer, lost an eight thousand five bun- The attorneys through proved, but it would cost considerable ” Delton ;...... . 431,!,,. . ^SK.!hlS5‘A‘£ ' dred^omr diamond. He IhuuUd Mgh make their applications try to «hut money to equip the telephone service that the man who wants little is al­ Cloverdale... ot tn* j> t.-j t’tfHwi o..: • .i • n<! nettiioDtr ghe nolice i and low. gnaahed bis teeth aud uasneti them off. No other inventors value of the country, and the people must ways rich, and the man who has much Shulu • U lhr wr. . I l -t -4 In -Wild estate, of ttw I WOrda with some venrtaU dashna- their ideas so highly as they do. Com­ get along with what they have; at isn’t, always. Sometimes a man owns Hastings... pendf!,--;-.'. >•. tow and the hearfiig there- nis worub " •J monly they are afraid to reveal their least for the time l>eing. It Is eaider a house, but sometimes the house owns UM. THOIU V UMVJ *»»w —--------- : i^ui'lertebe piiullshvd I tion. . drove. . M . lest * ai_ _ t.*be.friLin ­ It is better for the man Coats The next Mi*9 Celine Seeleman plans stolen. The The Tier per* to pay $1,000 to $5,000 to a poor in­ the man. ri.^__ __ day __ __ “ v..--Fo.ancwsp-mer i»rit»-1 10.0 I Woodland test they ui«y_____________________ • 10 l-> in nl always around ventor for his invention, than it would to own the house, and bear in mind Woo>U»urv ■ __ - on « . ,___ *1 — — Ilunatic ko.iIIa iu wavs around • '• ucc.Sre !reSs pre-1 was standing a Cln».> state cfn>i<t street nnmer corner *petoal-motlon h«« FU» that a very big man can live in a be to spend thousands of dollars in the great bnilding at Ninth on I -’i"-'waiting for u car. She had been on a Lans-.uR __w little house. I need not say . that Detroit. " ■•W' 'juJg“riFrobie | shopping tour and herarms werefilled rtreeta. H the words "perpetual mo­ manufacturing an improvement which very with bundles. Ond of the packages fell tion" are mentioned in his papers hia the people can get along without. • little men often live in big houses. out of Mbs Seeleman handsand money 1. sent’sback to himrolled and but ap­ Nevertheless, it docs seem as though This life can only give a man at best humanitarian instincts would prompt • one thing—contentment” peal ia firmly declined. To get | Into the gutter. : .'.Th UliDBB. Sutton % A young man was also waiting for a Hu. difficulty he usually calls Ma ™- the telephone people to make it easier • Io tier Own Coin. zt (.<":nty of Burry-M. for us to say "hdUo.” without painful Oxford is a learned place, and an Oxi 'to- ProbitU' Court Lurttte car on the same corner, but he did not cMnca “motor.” The final resort for CQUf.v ... , :-ih - the i'robate Oflkr ; c*r the package. Mi«a getting rid of Mm i« to demand a work­ diaphragmatic contortions of iuliala- ford "don"—that is. a professor—Is an \ south. ta’Jp. .-•• ’ • f. H -•!:*««. Inin salt* said cousity. county, orot offer to piek up tne pacaag Smith D. Fry. bEe male! aa a eondition necessary be­ tion and expansion. I individual whojgcnerally excites awe in ; Chicago Ar iiviiu . ■•’.h- •I Of August, in t*" the Seeleman saw the car coining ana, •: ka.v of fore hia claim can be further consid­ : tigbt hnedred aud atari) >U)opinfft "made a grab" for the parcel, ‘ the average beholder. But a young | KjUaraMOO Ar ered That silences him every time. , Stan Can Bhaka the Earth--------------| American girl, with no respect for ■ KaBtcoouer Lv. W. Armstrong, Judge of which again dipped from her hands Frnsv. A peculiar freak of nature has ap- j traditions, upon meeting an Oxford [ mchUna Janet »‘droU«i”«tUl‘ further along. The BMwhile the working model, oannM In t;.be produced, tho wheels continue to peared in Irishtown. a hamlet adjoin-; don at a fashionable dinner party, be- ■ Mifo^. or Cb«“* r >.*, . pester him with conundrums, | Dtoton On n . I; is r1-” diw “^:^D°g ™o':Xd revolve In the lunatics head, and ho Ing Alliance, O. It isthe opinion of « U;» M s l» U W>remains of the same perpetual motion many that the village stands over an surprise and disgust. Finally t o»i tt.* hit H : a......... • •■’M.Haid ^tat- may n- In the gutter, rne yoaDK . underground lake. During tbe wet Bbe asked: " hy to T like ...................... “’Why is th: the letter J L’lut d I. |. ,r.■ a. Fisher or u» ame other tjie diamond till hh eyes bulgea. opinion .till; bat. b.°. creXiX 4 nil w ' •'’’’♦I'i* |<F' .; ■ ornrrad. ms. Thmw.., u. I Rod when bo had swung himeelf ontlm the examiners and other officialsseason the soil presents a spongy apend of spring?” Of course tho don Hastixoh ... TUr.ret)i«H, •• “•There are some scrap book, down in pearance and a man can set a whole eonW could not ul] tell/ “Because it’s the ,be­ Costa Grove.. •h.'J day • Aiiriut. A. !>.«©«, at v-n o’< lock n 'car he very likely began to aewwe B......................... J6j •< JOI V r the natent office basement which tell building lot to shaking by mmp y g.jnning of June, .... me solution. j," was the solution. Woodland : ‘ h'’:v 'L'> ”<ifor the bearing otsadd within MmseU the question; "Doe. wondirful stories of the grant■ It lOj 4 3 II stamping his foot in the ceo^sr *. * “Now will you tell me,’ said the don, i gnncm.xiK, t|.at the betrwU lawof «aid deceon ILdii J SS ' "t!iCr 1‘tTSiHis interested tn side P°MIm SM$mM looked over the lost- which have grown out of email ideas. A piece of gna pipe driven into the ' sternly, “why the letter K Is like al Laaidtig........... :o apmr ataseHslomv t>«roii.... ... . ,a Thejzzzyoung’zlady .. Tl._ ’y had to | Grand •gacoort. h.-n to be hdldeu at the ProbKB and-found "ad.” io >bc newspsper. There are undeveloped gold mines io- ground to u depth of twenty feet pro- I .............. Itaplds. STXof men. if they couH C;My duces an artesian weU. A number of *■.» -----------------..it .. SXi, :‘1’* '-'ty of Hastings, in xatd counts give it up. “Because is .vthe end of I ■if *ny o«. »hy tbe FW and, .ending for Mr. Allerton, restored str ii'e the pro^’le^^ein p^ these wells have been flowing a»anuCity. pork," sold the don. He was bothered Traverse Charlevoix.... Itktnw 5 "' ■" C: " ’ r may not bn .granted, At»* UUMIu- „.i«v<i. tini rauiloner (St. his gem. ouslv tor almost half a contra? with no with no more conundrums. _ Vx Petoskey LMer In the day a meiMUger boy Bay View tUthn recons interested iu said estate p“ilttk metal paper fastener made noticeable varying in the P™“"handed Mlaa Seeleman an enrdope> in hi“hi petition, turf the hw> Railways Id India. Drv weather does not seem to check weMth toe Mr. McGill who pauiii n COP> °£,bK orrteT ,4rtB Railway building and railway travel­ te-r n- . !5h\ Hastings Bank km a ih*w> which waa a very .went UtU" in 1867. The rubber pencil Up was de- their flow in the least. The present . and circulated In said Ceunt> :©• bonnet chock for two hundred ddlara 1 *0^/1 bv a Philadelphia man, Hymen I • drought. howSta-. has dried np the ing are greatly increasing in India. 1 '•siopfl ou MIKM1 only .■wn on-e It, ,-aj.h wwek lor tljrf-e suws-tv tn im II earned SlOO^OO for soil until large ffiknres. almost a fort Four hundred and cighty-nine miles of «o pr- vkhf, to ttufl dny of faring WOTBD ----------. . Lipman, in x<» in width and apparanUv botUmlesa, new railroads were built during the U » CH ARlsK8 W. A liMSTMONG ♦ Freight train* will t* »•«»• at • i»Jxme»rajT> tells, in th<, , IUns ^^ »* Une copy) jn<lre of 1 A^Mitchellgot a patent for the have made their appearance in differ­ year-ending March 31. 1893, making London News, of a whJ8t.Pl?yCr^^L Sc%MX & ent places As this is the first appear- , the total miTeagtnip to that date 20,­ No,• will wait ar W» told by an opponent that ■<mi Na i w 1) I. I; . Oncr of these crevasse, the residents of 395. The number of passengers car­ ways tell by bis taee oiiwn he ha PARKER’S BiiHt be xt tie S^and^h^metals, buteopper the village are considerably exercised, ried during the y<fcr was 127,45'3,913, on *.itn fH-f «re 1-Mvluy thu-- • UR BALSAM increase of 4,001,5^0 over the previous wy »;•>«( Um- to r-hev.k • was P^^tr^aolT^with end some of the more credulous are fearful that the hamlet, like bodom year, while the aggregate tonnage of e„n. boot maker who aom ® and Gomorrah, is about to be de­ freight carried was 35,334,232, an fcicreaae of 175.273 tons for the yw. stroyed. amount of money era* mao CONSUMPTIVE ^^pre-ioo in hi. countenance .n'irs L«i WOOLLEY & BRONSON.- Do You Use Salt? 5V' Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt KiliEaiso & Sagaiw at whatever." �“Ml WASHINGTON WIDOWS. Tho Haven Par Excellence for Di­ vorced People. Cm»ui Flcurwi Which Show That tho Na -totuU Capital Carrie# Off-the Laurel aa a Keaort for Matrimonial . Cufortunatea. • "'I | 11 '•I i! The funny writers will have to re­ vise their jokes if the figures of the census office are correct. There is a good deal of danger that the District of Columbia will soon be pointed at throughout the country aud cartooned In the comic papers as the haven per excel! nee for divorced people. For it i is a fact, says the -Washington New*. | that the figures of the latest census J bulletin given to the public show’ that ’ Washington city has jnore people in it । per bapits who have been through the ; divorce court than has Qhicago, that hustling luetropolis of the west, which ] has a world-wide reputation for the • cheapness and dispatch with which the lawyers can render asunder the bonds ‘ of matrimony that were supposed to I be eternal when they were riveted at ttfeaHar. ■ The figures that are reputed not to lie arcTthese: Chicago, with a popula- ; tion of 1,099.850, lias 1.040 men and - : women in its limits who have been un-j un-J marrjed-r-thut is. one divorced pprsoh . '• t* — ■ ’ t■' __ to. i;;* 670 -* of *the population. The 1 District of Ct lumbia, a Ith a population of •320,302, has 400—146 men and 314 ,1 women—divorced pe.ople, or one in . everj 591 of the inhabitants. So the ! 'Distriei-carries off the laurels. Still, t throughout the 'Uflited States, there is ; one divorced person for every SSS-of j IN AN ARSENIC MINE. A BLASTED SHARK. Nut Unhealthy to the Miner*.' Tho Operation Performed by Many points of interest are brought Meal of Gun Cotton. out in a description in a technical jour­ nal of the way in which arsenic Is ob­ tained from one of the most famous How a Torpedo Expert Kctall*ted Cpoa a mines in Englund, the Devon Great Ravenous Sea-Lawyer That Tried to Eat Him- Peaceful End of Consols. The mine, says the Montreal the bi* runStar, was originally worked for copper alone, and would have been abandoned Though they failed to achieve glory but for the discovery that the waste thrown out as worthless when copper since the revolution 'cpllapsed before mcu wlx0 was sought proved rich in arsenic. Al­ they struck rf blow at it, though copper is still raised, it is in went to Brazil last fall in President small quantities, and the mine lias been Peixotn's improvised warships were in resolved into an arsenic works. The manj’ instances repaid by tlie new ex­ arsenical pyrites consist of twenty-five periences the adventure afforded them. to thirty percent, of iron, twelve and Among them were a number of Brook­ one-half to fourteen per cent of araen- lynites, the most pfoininent of whom ic and the rest of earthy matter, was Buron Nils de Foch, a Swedish After being crushed this is sorted by nobleman who moved in a large and girls of from thirteen to sixteen years influential circle. of age. It is then washed and “jigged" Baron de Foch is a torpedo expert. or sifted and passed on to the first cal- De was trained in the best torpedo schools of his native country and ciner, where it Is burned with low class coal, nnd produces “arsenic soot” no France, and having, moreover, made mixed with smoke soot from the coal a good record iu the service of the as to be a gray color. United States government, the agents ' The arsenic and soot, deposited in of the Brazilian government in New combination in the chimney or con- York were particularly anxious to se­ denser, are scraped out and taken to cure him as ordnance officer of Erics^ the second calciner for purification. son’s submarine gunboat, the De­ The calciners consist of revolving • • • iron 1 stroyer, which was renamed by its drums, through whKh ___ nuAvu « fire u»of <*u«iAta। j owners the Pirating. The baron, anthracite coal is carried on oi rotating iron whoistailand distinguished looking, furnaces kept “ red hot. As the arsenic though democratic in his tastes and d h::t. ____ _______ 1 to the 2______ soot 1is subjected influence of this manners, was glad to accept their heat the akenieds sublimed and con-----_______offer, for he had hitherto longed for densed. This______________________ operation has to becare- nothing so much as an opportunity to _____ _________ fully watched, and if the workmen go into actual combat, and he was, burn the arsenic badly they have to ' moreover, enthusiastic over tho Dcpay fdrit. Three men in four weeks ' w troy er, his admiration for which was will make, one hundred tons of arsenic, i heightened by the fact that ber inThe chimney in which the arsenic is . veutor, of undying Monitor fame, was HUMBERT AND FRANCIS JOSEPH SIGNALED BY MARS, ra>-’ Strang-© Soundfe Which Mhrht Be Indication, of the Indication* oi peculiar relation. --------Celestial Messages. . _ . between— ---- courts —of VI.*,,,. existing the v xenna and Home Rome were manifested the^otaer the other ;, And day. when Emperor Francis Joseph was , Electric*! Expertowirt* by Edksmi wnni'tted over Italian ■ ...to y cross ___ thr. the Ttolinn tor- ter­ ritory on his way Ao visit Emperor Wil­ liam at Abl>azin, without any of the customary forms of courtesy and atten­ tion being paid to him by the Italian Can we open up electric communica­ authorities. tion with the inhabitants of Mars? This neglect by the Italians was That is a question recently considered made all tbe more pointed seeing that at a meeting of the Society ’ of Arts in King Humbert was at that moment at London, where Mr. W. IL Preece, engi­ Venice preparing to receive the visit of neer to the telegraphs department of Emperor William, which followed im­ the British poet office, read a paper on mediately -after the departure of the “Electric Signaling Without Wires.” Austrian monarch, who for a second Mr. Preece explained how ho had re­ time passed several hours traveling cently demonstrated that wires were through the northern portion of Italy not at all necessary to establish tele­ on the way back to hi* capital. phonic communication, says the New The strained relations which led to this lack of courtesy <m tlie part of King York World. Under the supervision of a royal Humbert are 'hie, says the New York 1 Recorder, to the persistent refusal of commission appointed between the shore and lighthou.vs he had conducted ■ the emperor ami empress to return at Rome the state visit which King Hum- a series of experiments which amply demonstrated this fact. There was no lx-rt nnd Quern Marguerite were per- ' difficulty in spcalibng between the Bunded by their ministers te pay to the J • rntsk h.o,. >* ■.'bin *[>&>., ifaiUmo.eCciM' , A ",r * xt» * ill on 1 he yj-u • ;- n b!i!,.^ g* »» M* ‘H < •• -. A. b <*<• » U A«i4 TtiWMli'M 4.1 Drain wnated Mini Towtit’iipc* Eultiuiurv Z k O-. i . , ^iicTiu Ir‘ catrour sou. >4 a„u ,h. J‘ :• flt wUdjA sec. tMfsx r Kuim'r, - i 3 *< p*ri ___ U 113 ft lhei ce s “ y * ««<U. XS3(U “• ***’ r»rtsn< st uakn 311 n. iV* ti, IjWh cf Dndn 4RS L t-l, J® ransin or wnUJi 4R5 feet, If intai i J* 01'* *‘n IH-ln with tbe diaznuu now on fl).. v --- r ** JulMT U> to m MH ^*LrT MMM-r-ptrUtui'-r M Crain cui, : the ip Cert, •„ -V1 I(1. ., lud by all Pirtte. tGUh.i-,; n>«y<>e mMde and reorlved iMx-nnttnriy t •• .”•' «!U lT be miMkwitt: lhrtJ rWlrat ............. 1 r-^*l,r,4 >•< artrqoa-a y r„r . ..." b,‘!tlC.-Flv. tfc* *ors in * atMn ib-.i wm •. ’• . "'"l incH <rf 7 7-1 H Cted hr ar.4sy bt-U. T'W- .lot,. f,.r -. . •orb 7»rtr«« «sd t-... t r-(1. .. onettfi-a Nothe IB furtbc? I rr- bv . • IbttuMK) i»|auw<4 b-'p.-M , ' Ure II111rur- f.,r •_ v. inula v».nd Jr. .1 shore and Flat Holm, three miles dis­ tance from the place of experiment Mr. Preece then went on to say that “strange, mysterious sounds” are heard on all long telephone lines when the earth ia used as a return, especially in the ealm stillness of the night. “Earth currents,” said he, “are found in telegraph circuits and the aurora th-> r. oGd- • n;| -ubj.-.-t. Wha* ■. ,7.‘I ■1! i.luxit ■ borealis lights np our northern sky j when the sun’s photosphere is dm- fr-e. tt.-y-, .- auou |>ri turt«ed by spots. . . . . The sun’s surface ft ’? we c’^A.u huMeJ-.i ’ must at sneh times l»e violently dis- IJO'IKw < < . HKXK, J. | turbed by electrical storms and if or I cillaUon* are set up and radiated pupulutitm. Bet while this is a start- ; cohdensed ia a mile long. It is carried • a countryman of his birth. ling statement, there are a number of : to an Ine^nc up a hill, with iron doors i Baron de Foch’s disappointment, ~ ' ...................... ‘ t, ( through space In sympathy with thoae other communities that surpass the Dis- ; in the aide. As Lhe hot blast passes therefore, ' *’ over the fact that the »' De­ ‘ required to affect telephones it is not trict stroyer um did 11VV not K'getl into action must wai, in this VUI.-I respect. zv.-^-wv. The I 111- little MLUU puripun- upwards upwUTUS it IL deposits QCpOYllH a U crust CFU5L of QI arsenic BrSCIUC auujvi W RVMMH muo» a wild dream to sry that wc may hear tanieal state of Vermont, for Instance, crystals on the brickwork all around to have been particularly acute, bnt that | on this earth a thunderstorm in-the with n population, of 376,530 has 1,260 a depth of from two to thnja inches, he his abundant reason otherwise to sun.” people who had toscek legal separation j and minute dust of crystals fall to tho look back on the expedition with satis’wi'hhxr th M mtm. After Fnrthne further a.-.r describing the mys­ in order to keep piaee in the family, j floor. Th© smoke has then to.pas$ into faction, to say the: least, is indicated by terious, sounds which had attracted his . i with to saj th?.: I h..x\ taken ' Virginia evidently has a climate better an upright chimney one hundred and ' a recent number of the Smalnnds Alle­ attention In the still watches of the adapted to domestic peace than has the ! twenty-five feet high, but just before i hand©, a prominent paper published in night, Mr. Prcrce raid: “If any of these back my I-\< ry Stc-ek.a v. ft. District, for while it has seven times doing so it ha.? to traverse a shower of I the Swedish city of Jorikoplng. where planets be populated with l»eings like the nuiqlhir of inhabitants, it contains I water, which catches what remains of j the baron was born. It contains b letourselves, having tlie gift of language optn a L\er\ i .nr in the * slightly, less than four times as many : the arsenic, nothing but sulphurous ter from the baron giving an account and the knowledge to ailnpt the great divorced couples as does the capital. , acid being allowed to escape. of an experience; of his in Martinforces of nature tc their wants, then if Maryland shows up still more staid, for . Tlie arsenic is liable to produce sores J i<iue, the Destroyer's first port of (fall they could oscillcV.- immense stores of Its population is four and a half a* large 1 If permitted to lodge in wrinkles and ’ on her way from New York to remainelectrical energy to and fro in tele­ as tluit of the District, though it has | folds of the flesh, or about the mouth t 6iko. He narrowly escaped from begraphic order, it wotted l>e possible for less than twice the number of divorced 1 and nostrils. As a rule, however, this ' ingeaten by sharks, j us to hold commune by telephone with people a« has the latter. । only hapiwms when there is careless- ! "Early one morning, the letter says, A FAKIR-S FAKE. , the people nf M.rvThen is another peculiar thing about; ness as to personal cleanliness, and the ' being a good swimmer and fond of sea_____ , . These mysterious sounds which so the district—its percentage of married ' arsenic workers simply have to wash water bathing, ho jumped overboard ' He Made Moiw y Selling* CucnmUcra aa pu^xlc Mr. iTevce .seem t* correspond On Court Slice:, v. it people is less than that which prevails themselves thoroughly every day on 1 for a bath. Presently he was startled 1‘rrfame Ptanta- 'j , with those noticed by Thomas A. throughout the country. Taking the j returning from work. Otherwise tho < by a cry of; “Shark, shark!” It was: “Speaking <d street fakirs,'' said the Edison, who has turned Ogden moun- glad to meet a'iknty o’-umers United States at large and near!.- 36 j work is considered healthful. It pre-: yelled at him from the deck of the De- . , 4 v . per centof the inhabitant!" are !vents all eczema, and the fumes of sub ! stroyer, as well as from the decks of • the party, occordHy to the . tain, in NewJer*cy, into a great magi1 ’./ill be St* 'Louis Kepnbiic. “1 used to know j net and coiled mHes miles of wire about it. iL and many new 'one married. In the district less than 33 : phnric acid, as well-as tlie arsenical ' several neighboring vessels, and when St Louis IftCpubiie. per cent, have ventured upon around-he saw a dorsal fin H.man *n Lawrence, Kan.-------. who, was of’ the opposition ot Hi wedlock. weonxjX. •, dust oust, are are fatal num to vo germs germs of oi disease, disease, he ne looked kxjkcu aruunii- ne saw a aors&J un , . --------the -- i At tht- time ------ - 7 •— last — ~* my aim to furntih ti? -t .’ig5 for iv of these I Most workmen remain at the worksfor I skimming along the top of the water, «»« crowd. IU- oould make j My* he noticed an increase- of the But more alarming than any . ----------- —---------------- kf_,rr—---------• - | a -number • ... . suffering, - • 1j and. not .... ra, It figures is the presence of- widows in of* years without far off. It was was only only a a matter matter’ moneyout of anything. A block of com- j seisunc mutterings, which have recent- the lowest po.^ib’c »r?C6. Give of a few strokes, strokes, however, however, aud he wt was the District. There are actually RJt9SD but occasionally the symptoms of ar- ' of a few aud he « mon bOaP ™ worth many dollars to ly been so violent. Mr. Edison and Mr. At the shark hlm eradicate- or something | Preece are the only two of the sci- me a call. widows here—dashing or otherwise—• senienl poisoning, loss of appetite, nau- on ~ r<board ’ the Destroyer. ‘ kind’ nutl fnr •“ o’*1®? of a few I enttets who are now experimenting or one for every IC.’i of the population. > sea, frontal headache and anaemia de- : tin cans and other things were thrown, of This figure appears to be Vfory large : elate themselves. When this takes and it was eren fired at, but still it cent*die oonM turn pockets full ot cash. ! along the< Mnte. and tho whole scienhovered about about and and was was joined joined by by two two ' “°ne day this young fellow came to : tifle world is watching the progress when it is considered that throughout place the work has to be given ----------up— en- I ’ hovered A. MERCHANT. a . mo aud aMkt*d me in u mysterious man- , being made. Neither Mr. Edison nor others. Then Then the the baron baron took took about about a the United States the number of both tirely. The greatest danger to which } others. pound of of gun cotton, the the identical identical terln^° n lo*^ witS him. I went Mr. l*reece has l»een so bold as to Kay gun cotton, ter- ! ner men aud women who have lost their the workmeh are exposed is met when ! pound De- ' ?ud therc found one of the moc.t ingun- j that the strange sounds referred to are partners in life do not -number more it is necessary for any purpose to enter j rible explosive with which the De,^Uh outfits I «ver saw orncumui or heard^of ror for t, messages sent by the tnnabitants inhabitants or of . — oy tne than one to every twenty-one of tip* in­ the upright shaft. Tho effect on tho stroyer’s submarine gun was to blow ..•tar, ’ ** a guUible This la Mars to those of up the insurgent warships in Blohnr-1 ’doing ’ *’*1,a*1** comnnmity. rm -s-*- earth, - j. *but. they .. .have habitants. Yet in the DistricJ tlie eyes is most painful, and a further on wlrat the outfit was: | not otherwise explained them. uv uuitTwisv explained iiMtm. widows alone move around in society rious evidence of the virulence of tho I bor, and filled a quart bottle with it “There was one hundred small cloth I ()n On tbe other hand there are many I Bt tlie.ratio of one to sixteen and one- pervading atmosphere becomes mani­ He put a fuse in it aud effected a con­ ; with a friction v.ww.v electric bat- ; bags, each filled with wet bran. In 1 scientists firm in the belief that-the I fest. The men wear linen garments. nection --------------------half lincd with flannel. and the fadphurio I tery, such as is used for blasting pureach bag w planted a cucumber seed. | next few years will witoesa the open- I An interesting study is Luivruai-iMK bluuy »» brought uruugm up . ............ ——............ — , —j - a and dampness the j tag Up of cojjxm (ideation between ' i j in the effort to discover why it is that ac’d fumes completely destrov th? linen poses. A large piece of meat wan ’SlL and ‘“’t then my “? ■Ithe the neAnle pt"Spl<' rtf ih« lb° aZZ JVP «%«.««♦plaaete. mki.J Thl. the District has more than its share of I 111 a fr'v moments, leaving the flannel ( tied around' the bottle, which was then seeds would soon sprout i young friend bag and I ha. divorced people, widows and unmarried mamra I intact« 80 that the .... men go Into the'. thrown .......... overboard, ..... ------ eawould c.. ...gtake an., each conrtetion been enormously i dip it into a tub filled with hlghly-perI rv <yu.ily ’ batt In linen and come out in wool , The three rtiarke rushed for II imine-1 r ‘ p V ' * tub * “ led wlth l-lftbly-per. I strengthened by the stranoe liirliti inhabitants. It is answered veri “ »_ >» If of the Fortnnately.it Is seldom ncreasary to dlately. One ot them swrtlowed It m J fumed tumed water. w?!er Then Th'n the small* flat |■ seen at the Lick obeerratdry *ht n by the simple fact that one-hall iuuiureiy a« a a ravenous sprout would .Mars » was ent are are 1 «“««•. l<~> Mght leisurely ravenous snurK shark can cun swalswal- jJ leavcs ’’’hioji .’P first «Pfr.ul would be be •। Mars m iunder oteerratlon during ita employes of the government ! low. There was scant opportunity for carefully taken off, leaving the next 5 opposition I women. There are great numbers of j would ensue, 1 a little over a yem* ^fo. ..... ra. V._ fish ------ a -----------lra.es, Which and wrinkle, 1 The three Itahfr moment later । leavCH - ware «ichrough are rough and wrinkled widows of soldiers who were killed in NERVOUSNESS IN AMERICA. s were arranged in a I Px9' ‘W raxc.h ,fron? eTHon<! triangle, ttaaLed ( the war who have sought this city and 1 „ . ---------nras had ret in out m soon as dark­ When the water fcubaided a section . Ot,Ade7^' T”n U1' kundred bags ness been successful in securing lucrative , had set in and in tbe immense of shark came to the surface, but it with their sprouts would be put in lens of the Lick teleroope they glowed government appointments. Then there . _ r, are thousands of. young ladies who get j ^r‘ ®‘ ’* e*r ^Ltchell considers it was not large enough even for purposes boxes and carefully carried to some with steady .nd continued effulgence. places in the departments and con- • beyond any dispute that nerv- of identification. ‘jay’ town, where mj’ young friend Ww this an effort of the inhabitants elude that it is better to hold them ' OU8ness 18 the characteristic malady of ‘p,w ■ to rtt^v°\:z"o““f than to give their hearts to some fel- I American nation, growing upon ENGLISH "RED TAPE.” r Pert““e P . I those of e^th? low whose salary in their estimation is 1 thcm ln a fretfully accelerated ratio .3^?! “ ~ “?rk.K1 b Th ‘“ sue- !' Such AQC plan was worked by him Such Ud had beep been the opinion of FUmnot more than enough to support ©▼ery year, and threatening them with cessfnlly a number of times and he mkrton, whd h, . »6 had argued in favor of I jray> mowed to get away without earth signaling I themselves. The divorced people get d^ters-at no distant date which the English, “red tape!’ is a queer thing, , 7” —-e.— ~ ««• »wuy wnaom earth signaling back with a triangle of there from says says says aa writer Writer in in the the New New York York t>e’nF Injured. «vwas* lie was a uuent fluent talker vwt.v: in .0. pretty FiOl.kj much mucw the me name same way. way. mind shrinks —T” ------contemplating, —r—— lights thirty miles arrow. It was Women shorn of the protection and B writer in McClure s Magazine. The Herald. Morethan once I ran foul andalw‘*y® disposed of his ‘perfume support of their erstwhile husbands nur“ber °x deaths from this cause la al- of it within the sacred precincts Plant8’ ln an ®®*.v manner. Then, aa shown that the conditions of Mars prvvmcLO , *------ -re-. * were more nearly those of earth than hare tried their fortunes in the capital " .7, aPPalll»g'and is steadily and of t— heBritish house -of vcommons ’> Plxersons lxave l>een --------------------f commons. *rT°nR who w been caught caught ut at anv any of any other planet Both of the snow and in puny iustencea been able to raP'dly increasing. In some of thet I. once >«u*oub .------v .?, ----—A. knune da . j had an engagement, to 1 ®Uch Uf!,ie, not care to secure desks in the goverment work1,usy th. centers the tables of mortality ♦ ---------- *’ mcet an lriah M- P- thcre wme flf. ! ®flu<ia1’ his chances of detection were caps could be plainly seen and may be seen now in any first-class telescope, ^how that thejwoportmn of nerve-, teen minutes before the house opened. -------------to ----------------------shops. reduced a minimum.' for Mare is now to be .observed in the morning about thirty degrees west and OUR GREATEST DEADHEAD. Ji ’ An lu>rorl*l Mirer Weddlaa. The silver wedding of the emperor fourteen degrees south from Venus in c„.ral and empress ot .Japan, according to the constellation Caprio.rn. The wellPmfucs ou All Railroad Train*. defined atmosphere of Mare is also -x ------- ;----- 1 ■ recorded. What is most shocking in ' . The postmaster general of the । these returnk this fearful in»« n»iwa ‘'orp ’ sir’ fi<ud he, I cawn t do it. foreign papers, was celebrated with plainly visible, anu astron*tmere can DuiUd Ktatra ha, nl hk command n I , ThLPC h’iu't h,ny yrt, great pomp a few weeks ago. There tell by the increase or decrease of ita FUNK A WAONALLS CO.. NEW YORK. jTw'e number of railway mileages iboth Kro PWP ’ ° |rnvllOTjen iB ^ot *o take In hauy was a review of the aoldlcr. In the after­ noon, and in tho evening there ora. a snow caps aud its position in regard* to X°e “f S?Ph?? JwrhaPs m,*n in I Thia means that the American... are । „1 . m the sun the progress of its seasons and galu dinner, to which all the prominent the world said a i-mhray passenger fiu,t becoming a very short-lfred peo [ T?aliko officials and their wire, and foreigners whether or not the Marsians are hav­ «mduclor to a St. Louts Republic man pie; ami that U they were shut in on । , had. Pf IT COST were invited. Afterward there was. ing a cold winter. The canal theory rewmily -My ignorance of this came ■ themsdsro for only a few years, with- ' cnre of 1 ' ?” of Schiapparelli has likewise manv be­ ngjr costing me my job a few years ago. . Out auy influx ot vitality by immigra-, “L Indleio“ly reception and danceinthe throne-room. nearly lievers, who assert that the strange | Male dancers produced the famous ' “Over in Illinois one midnight the tion. the publication of tho census bribery. But ‘ bunrairaku," a dance which wa. straight lines on Mare are canals : ONE through train of which I had charge ' would send a pang of horror and alarm ' JL }“‘:arrnPtiblcwhich have been built bv its highly was flagged at a mile way station and I throughout the land. A ™* „ embarrassing and oompoeed by the Emperor Yomei civilised inhabitant* MILLION * ’ < taiheirakn,.............................................. ‘ ' WUtls the cause of thl.7DZ Mitch- 7“^7;f±T*rT'ntC"a<:Onled l,ao> years ago; the •a red-faced man climbed aboard the i Mr. Prercc ray. he hu kept • record which was Ute fashion 1,037 years DOLLARS. front passenger couch. The stopping ! ell is clearly of opinion that the flrat 01 the strange, myrtertons srand. cause is the climate, witkfok tew hZ 1 . *>. P. was ago. and the -'balro,-. danOT lwu(rht of my train at that hour of the night ; and mart . . potent ~ from India about the year aoo which have attracted his attention, ........................................................... I within a few hundred feet of me, and made me mad to begin with, aud I was : — flow or why the climate of America 1 here was I, os effectually prevented which, in its rarions evolutions, rep. while Edison has done likewise. These in no good humor when I approached I prodaces the effect that it does bas *- much .tudy to deelpb.,, - ___ .. ..if of all enemies ot r-*** wUlraqnlra LITERARY achievement fro® getting at him by a resents barrierthe of subjection i my new passenger to collect his fare, i never been explained. Dr. Mitchell Mara The LIT£k*rj_" the state. All the guests received thcy«ra mww mc***e8 from from Mm The 8"*"DCST the operation ,jf of climatic condi- J irnn Btret43hed “tone ©F THZ CENTURYThen, when he shoved at me a much- I! says cayc ♦■>»* silver mementos of the eelc bration Preece diwoeery. on the othw hand, I 1 tions in relation to health in this ©nunAf ‘ . . « . , -4,? WeGn ’i. on new plan, by tM handled piece of pasteboard, signed by ’ tions in relation to health in this eounput. U in the power of the people of i -Jf At >t I bethought me that there tbe jxwtnuwTcr postmaster general aua aud commonucommand- 1i try is utterly mysterious; but ho 1is uie out ne b was ----- x SK Vinon ft •iwllt. .m eurlh to .end dirart eleetriral current. | KvreUu. Oerters T-. ing J quite that■ * -thfc rotunda, It* Editor* number 24-/. tag in imperious imj * *language *that ’ ‘ *the ’ '* persuaded .... . development . . just r 4-—RTa^.. oatCc 10 An interesting regulation la just an- to Mars, whoee inhabitants are so much In prep*r letT 7Brds. 1 rushed to ii bdder be carried free freeof-charge “ heider of charge on all ;: ataanervous nervoustemperament temperamenth iaone'of one ofthe tho £ j‘1 j; □ A’------------- -,n, ;T^ona 0.nXy“rabUl.ryot nonnoed from autocratic Russia bv of ocraelee. th« they m.y H^ ‘ . 'trains Anrrvinf. carrying United States mails, 1 ! race changes which are also giving the message: ■ • I niL-n State* mails. 1 . plrnntrA* whknh aro tFivintr fhra . .X -------------- -- —3 fcu,J which the government hope, to prevent be able to help us out in the work of nearly “I as here, but the btanh foul of a doorke-n-r lost my temper completely. I was so ; Americans facial.vocal and other pecul-' won't uke ray airdtoyc®?' -------------- over-charges of physicians. i)» (he mad t^at I would listen to no expluna- I iarities derived from none of their an-TheThe clerk gravely took my 800,000 AND PHRASES. C1«e» «« divided ln tl.reZ electrical interchange will be neoesaarv clerk gravely took my message, ”ew tion from him. because 1 considered | cestral stocks. Some scientific ob- I paid as much for Ustransmission as classes according to size, and the na- for some time, but what win be the lo. to tients in three grades, aa follows- The emotions at the scientific world when him either a train robber or an xmpos- servers have affirmed that there is an if it had 1 ’been -- directed ’• - to somebody * 5g-.,r°dDi«ion.ryoIm. ter, and 1 made him paj* his fere in the i “electric*’ quality in the climate here tlie most remote corner of the British Erst, capitalists, proprirtm,^’^ coin of the realm, for which I gave him J wuftuu which operas operates kK>w«.iM4j powerfully on sue the isles. A telegraph boy, being privi- factnrpi-M- thn —...i _ , t-.au j a receipt. I aerves, but it h not clear * * * ** . fcged to pass the doorkeeper, conveved DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY what they l Dte MiteWl who ittolhe^aentaUveoU ^^hrt ‘•I soon he.nl from mr mistate after moan by that; and Dr. Mitchell, who Orta you*™ taTMUntrt tw I rrached St. Lonia The pi" o«« ha. probably giron the aabjert more turbulent constituency. He responded immediately, and I had the JsatiBfac“Tiroonta. tert tree to tey tion of knowing that for once I had court of Vienna just ten years ago- The visit ought to have been returned with­ in at the latest twelve months, nnd the emperor’s hesitation and delay in the matter are attributable to the cnmpli.cations which would «ri#e in conr*ection with the vaticun, since thrf pontiff Absolutely rotate* to receive at the Vatican any Catholic sovereign who has not first paid his resjx-cts to the head of the church before? holding any intercourse with the quirinal King Humbert of coirse insists that the first visit should be to the quirinal, and this renders the stev ot Catholic royalties in the eternal leity a source of endleas complications pud awkward , COfttreteW. To make matters worse, Empress Elizabeth hus.jevou since tho j death of her son: visited Rome incog; nito, and been received by the pope ’ without paying the slightest attention to the quirinal. and that it was after this that she .was permitted to make a stay at Venice without! receiving any attention from the Italian nnthorltibe, being even forced to take her turn with tbe tourists when the visited th© royal palace in which shie had fonrierly £wclt as its 1 ni .tress prior to the forced surrender of Venice to. Italy by Aus- HYPNOTISM Toths FUB11G flL. JOiiES BARN S. SMOKE THE New Arrival" BEST r> CE|NT CIGAR IN . THE MARKET. . LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER. H. J. FRflKER. ARE YOU POSTED Standard" dictionary WORDS rRICB»13to»22*ccordlne "J^CTy^ cWrirtty ia .bk year and in Hit' re. wool... be , »ol<JJ II TO FItn.RH WOK CO., Gen’l !$•> KALAMAZOO. MICH. Agent lor San>. ttt*wa Counties, lD.FOPE, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-09-06.pdf 1197679dafb4d8603fd663adf4ae9f40 PDF Text Text f’:s best Advents;n:-iHCitium in 13ai - Hastings- Banner ry County. L^ar^est Circulation of any paper in the County. VOL. XXX1X.NO. 19. __J^stings, mich. September 6.1894. WHOLE NO. 2047 fanc.,ed purity on this i what a happy surprise awaited them! Be­ many of our most staid and dlgnafled peo­ untn,nd“‘> 'Ot the raglug: fore the command to “fall in" was Riven, n .* few mon,entF carried death। a brand new tally-ho and six of the fineat ple taking part in the celebration. It bad been the Intention of the division ^d^ruetton throughout the fa,ed ey and east a gloonx over the whole coun- coaches in Washington were driven up be­ to accept the Invitation to give >n exhibi­ n ’»uUD8eeM and unkllown tbe Angel of fore the Michigan headquarters for Haa- tion drill at Fortress Monroe and Ocean ’ tings Division. The Division was taken Beacli, but owing to an Inability to get h*" wln«» over the pe.cet-.il tjl*”11 I1*"*' ,nd wcraed to lure thei to and from the ground in these coaches. berths on the steamer, and as the mmbera mW "T: °r lbelr to Utt- For this complete surprise which added no were alb worn out, it was decided by vote "t1“!»yS0' »>'• «''»'!»" Of death little to the spirits of .the members, the to start home Saturday evening on tbe Kulghta are indebted to Messrs Luke Wa­ 11:10 train via Chesapeake & Ohio R. R. Mind tbelr eye. .nd clow their ters, John T. Iximbard, Chester Messer which was done, chartering a sleeptag «»rs to the thundering roar of that moun­ The tally-bo and car for tbe entire distance. tain of waler that' In a moment swept and R. B. Messer. We arrived at Kalamazoo before six them and their, Into eternity. No pen can coaches were decorated with banners and streamers, with the inscriptions. “Michi­ Trt,b' ?"dl * llorn>' "“d the suffering gan’’ and “Hastings.” and formed a pro­ o’clock Monday morning, but the Kalama­ zoo Knights agalu testified their apprecia­ whL tin“<bt' “""y dr“wned cession that attracted no little attention as wnose. bodies were never recovered aud it bowk*d down Pennsylvania Ave towards tion of tbe victory of Hastings Division. Tbe Kalamazoo Knights were drawn up never will be. the Capitol. As to their apppearance on In line aud met us with a baud. A little After passing Johnstown we went tbe grounds the Washington Post says:— through '.he long tunnel which Is about a “While the New Albany team was still in march was made up State street and back to the American house, probably to better mHe Ip lerigth. pawing through a moun­ the field a good deal of commotion was prepare ns tor tbe excellent refreshments tain. and just before reachlug Aliooba, caused by the arrival ef the Hastings to which we were to be invited. It was where we stopped for lunch we passed the team. They drove through the northwest famous Horse-shoe bend, where the road gate in six coaches and a tally-ho, with n the disposition of the Knights to give an goes down a 95 foot descent ip a very gay display of flags and ribbons. Their exhibition drill at Kalamazoo as requested, short distance and at the same time makes appearance at the other end of the field but as several of Ihe members were sick h circle not unlike a horse shoe from was greeted with vociferous applause a couple absent, and many of the uniforms which it is named. A 20 minute stop was from the benches, and lent something of on tbe road between Cincinnati and Kala­ mazoo it was lm]>ossible. made at Harrisburgh for dinner. Before the festivity of a Derby day to the field The citizens of Hastings expected tbe leaving Pennsylvania we went through work." Knights home Tuesday afternoon and York, evidently a very prosperous city After getting out of the coaches the di­ from which came the Bai low and Good- vision retired to the rear of the mammoth were preparing to give them a lousing re­ ception, which would without doubt-haVe >ear families to this city. The Battle of grand stands, a few minutes warming up been participated in by at least fron^ 5,000 Gettysborgb was fought not tar from <trill was sone through with, after which to 7,000 people as many from around the i ork. belts, helmets and clothing were adjusted city were expecting to take part. About Nothing of special interest was noted on and shoes brushed for appearance before eight o’clock Monday morning a telegram the way from there into Washington the Inspecting judges. While the Judges was received In this city that tlie division further than the great contrast in the were Inspecting the division, and by the would' arrive in the city within about three residences and farm houses from those way they were given the severest Inspec­ hours. During this time those who could We are familiar with In Michigan. Tbe tion of any division that drilled, a voice be were notified, and a crowd of 2000 or houses along the Hue are many of them, in horn the grand stand rang out "You 3000 people were at the depot and along fact most of them, old timers. Tbe out­ wont find any flies on those fellows." »fle streets to welcome the victors. As buildings aod fences are many of them After giving the names of the men and soon as tbe train arrived and the weary white-washed, adding much to their np- the officers the Washington Post had this Knights began to step from tbe-train they nearanco and making a striking contrast to say of the drill put up by Hastings DI- were given such a reception as we doubt U»<he green pastures along the way. vision:— was ever surpassed in a city of tills size. We arrived in Washington Sunday eve­ Whistles blexy. the fire alarm sounded, Hastings Evokks Applause. ning after eight o’clock, and after a short and everything with which a noise cotjld delay Alex Christie put in rii appearance Then came the famous Hastings Divi­ be made was mustered into service. The and caused the* hearts of all the Knights sion. No. 19, of Hastings, Mich. whole fire department was present and a t<> sink way down in their shoes, when be They marched out with a shout of ap­ large number with brooms formed an infoimed them that he had been unable plause from the benches. It was evident archway throng which the Knights to secure any rents. Gen. Carnahan, that the largest crowd of the day was passed. Carriages were in waiting for the however, very kindly gave the Knights present to see this team. It was 12:15 division and they were driven around the the use of headquarters lout at the wh« n Capt. Niskern, ihe officers having city, where tbe enthusiasm of all the citi­ grounds, which was large enough to. ac­ completed their inspection, called out “At­ zens were shown by handsomely decorated commodate all very nicely, aud after the tention,” mid the programme drill was residences and lawns Across Mein St. L dlous rille the longed-for desire to sleep commenced. It Is a rare sight to see two hung two large banners, one bearing the was indulged in. especially by Sir Kt. N. such teams as the Girard and'Hostings inscription “Niskern’s Daisies." the other T. Parker who snored so loudly that the cracks going through a quick drill. Capt. was a “Welcome lo the Knights." The Night Police threatened to pull down tbe Niskem Is an officer of the regiilar army procession moved to tbe Hastings house lent. ou furlough, and the team is composed of where-Judge Smith made tbe following The next day Quarter-master Jenkins, young business and professional men of address of Welcome:— of l-apeer, assigned us quarters in one of Hastings who have leisure and intelligence Commander and Sir Knights of the winning . the most desirable localities on the .whole to devote to their military pastime. As a division:— We are justly proud that we have this op­ grounds, and In many other ways mani­ Jesuit every movement on the field yesterportunity of meeting the “Champions of the fested such an interest In our success and terday was executed with the closest pre­ World" and that you belong to our own city. comfort that he was many times pronounc­ cision, nnd the cadence of their footfalls We are uot uumlndful that you bear this honor ot hard, energi tlc. penieveriug labor. ed to be “all right” by the whole divi­ sounded like the roll of a drum. All or­ becxuMi That you have been instant in seas *n aud out sion. ders were executed In quick time, such as of season, and because this honor has come to No more beautiful spot could have been wheelipg into line from fours, two fours yon, and through you to us. I-have do hesita­ In sa>ing that the people of this city tlds selected for the camp ground, which was from rear. Every foot rose and fell at tion morning aru •■upreniely happy. on the “While l|ts." On a rise of ground one time, change of step was effected We know this has wine to vnu,through the in tbe center of this lot rises the Washing­ without break, lines were formed from all most persevering and patient tflort. and by in­ sacrifice*, for all of which we owe Ion monument its brail towering up to the sorts of formations, obstacles passed by dividual you a debt ot gratitude, which we wlrfh to' pay dizzy height of 555 feet. All around the oblique movements with remarkable ce­ by giving you an evidence of our good will nnd base of this handsome structure tbe laud lerity and the most admirable precision. .We have not forgotten that at Cincinnati you was white with tents. Across from our One man dropped his sword. The com- wore the victors, aud two Years bUer at Milwau­ headquarters was the Bureau of Engraving pary bad been deployed at intervals of kee you captured the prize, and now that you nnd Printing where bur Uncle Sam prints one and was stretched across the campus have been lo the capital city of this country, we full to over flowing In our appreciation and all of his money, tbe stamping, however, in a long line. He was tie* left guide, but are gratitude. We have Dot fbrgo-.u-ri that you being done at the Treasury Department never moved out of bls tracks. No one at nave ulwats been winners aud to say that we • Also across from us was one of the a distance noticed the accident, but tfie are proud of you Is but stating it mildly. We believed from tha first tnat you could not Botanical gardens. officer Immediately In the rear picked up fall to wlu the prize, because we felt that you Nothing of very much importance oc­ the sword and handed it to the man. This are made of the stuff that cousUluta winners, curred until Tuesday afternoon when the alone ■ marred what would otherwise have aud under the guidance of your magnetic lead­ there would be known to you 'do such word grand parade of from 13,000 to 15,000 uni­ beeu a perfect drill. Yet, though in itself er as fall, and we are happy in the thonebt that formed Knights and at least 3000 uniform- .annoying, it only served to show the we have not been disappointed. This lti<V*ed Is not only a g'-eatday for us as ed musicians paraded the streets of Wash­ thorough training of the men, nothing be­ bu*. for us as knights, for we do not ington. As we rasseil the White house we ing noticeable but the stooping of the cblzens, forxet that yon belong totals grand order, nor were reviewed by the President of the ,officer to the ground to pick up the sword, do we forg’d that ot e of our own citizens.wham United States who looks very much like tbe man himself standing like a sentinel at we all delight to honor and who deserved the ptn-.-e be has fairly won. stands ta day lu cer­ the better class of pictures printed of him. ,Salute. Capt. Niskem Is a fine of- tain line to lieeuine the head of this great order ills reviewing stand was a very small af- .geer. and his manner of delivering his of KnUhts of P.rthias. Uro. Kuignteof the division, I liave been se­ fair, being only large enough to hold two ,com mauds has not a little to do with the Lo welcome you back to thia beautiful or three persons. During the whole interest that Is Inspired by the work of lected little city, with 1U hunrtn-ds ot appreciative parade the President insisted upon Steud- the team. citizens, who are happy im 11m knowledge of the lug up though It took the procession tftree There was loud and prolonged applause act that you are of cuts city and that it is your lorue, and this calls to my mind Liat you have hours to pass, aud be expressed himself ।as the men at double quick marched off brs-ti from home for many days, ana that It as being highly pleased with the military the field, at 12:39, having completed the would not be surprising that you would want to meet Wife aud babies, or sweet-hearts, and MI appearance and beating of the Knights. drill programme in seventeen minutes. will not detain you longer. Tuesday night Capt Niskern Joined the “Who's all right?" shouted a chorus of in conclusion I am instructed by the com­ Captains of the other Divisions that were voices on the bleachers and in the amphi­ mittee having matters In charge.-to say ta you “Michigan,” was the reply, that you have taken us somewhat by surprise, to compete forihe prizes. In order to de­ theater. that is. we did not expect yon so soon, but that termine In what order the divisions should .given in as loud a tone from a half dozen arrangements for your further welcome and re­ drill as many numbers as there were com­ other directions. Like the work of the ception will be progressing during tbe day and peting divisions were placet! In a hat and Girards, every movement' was executed we Invite you and yoar frhrds to meet us be;e this evening from ■ to Ji.that your many admlr the numbers on the slips drawn from the with snap and precision, and the perfect ers may continue to show yoi tbe appreciation hut by the Captain of the division, Indlcat- ,character of their evolutions was calculat­ we have for you. not only as .victors, butt a ed the order in which they were to drill. ,ed to excite the most lively admiration of citizens. Monday evening a large rec«ption was Capt Niskem drew “No. 17" and was or- ।their excellence. Nerved up to the highest tension: given the Knights by tbe citizens of Has­ dered to report for drill Thursday Torenooti at 11:30. As one division dropped ।spurred by the determination to excel all tings, the ladies especially manifesting Tbe dining room was out. we were the iCth division to drill. previous drills, and with the knowledge great interest Capt Nlskein wisely saved the «‘renKj»» that the thoughts of the citizens of Has­ beautifully trimmed. The Knights were of bls men In Washington, and while the tings were with them st the moment, the formed in line in tbe hotel parlors and other Divisions were drilling from three to ,division entered the contest with confi­ after a siege ot hand-shaking and receiv­ seven hours per day, Hastings Division (dence. At the close of the drill they were ing the congratulations ot all, repaired to was quietly resting In their tents to’ , rewarded by having the Mystics acknowl­ the dining room where light refreshments the Washington drl’l the supreme effort or ,edge that they were defeated. The drill were served. Taken all In all the greeting their lives. The Captain’s refraining was heralded ks a sure winner by all who to the Knights was fully In accord with from drilling, and especially from drilling witnessed it and the division left the the honors they won. before any spectators, caused much specu- grounds in high glee, promenading the Notes. latten and worry among competitors as to .various streets, while Its score of friends Aiderman Busby was the tonsorial artist our condition. The Mystic Dhflslon. of .on the tally-ho blew horns, answered sa­ and' did Jt * at Washington and did his part exceeding­ Girard. Kansas, were our neighbors in lutes, waved flags nnd banners — camp and a nice tot of fellows they were such other things as betokened their io­ ly well towards, properly titling the boys They held the Champtonship which tjiey terest In the division and the exeel lent for the close Inspection given tljem. He has returned aud can be found at tbe old won at Kansas Citv two years ago. and drill. Just before tlit* division took the fi-ld stand. openly boasted that tbe only rival that they feared was Hastings and they were for drill the large Park gate swung open Alex Christie looked after the baggage confident of defeating us. The result and through It breathlessly rushed au ex­ as he has at all previous competetive cited man who proved to be none other drills. must have been a great < 19aPP° than Hon. P. T. Colgrove, who brought and no doubt was. as they took their de­ Messrs. Fred Knapp aud Addle Parker parture very soon after the awards were the welcome news of his election to the • after the culinary department, and made without stopping to bid adieu to high office of Supreme V‘ce Chancellor. •looked Knights of Pythias of the World, by the it is a fact that no division on the ground ■ni“u%d„ morning « one ot overwhelming vote of 99 to 18. Knowing had better meals served. excitement in ramp. « on ttat day We of the great interest that be had for the For the excellent rccor d they have made success of his favorite division: the SaW««bl"<ton p»pen> bed pr?dI*'“'d and tbe honors they have won, the division t tie Champions of Girard, and Hastings Di prerne Lodge excused Mr. Colgrove from feels personally indebted to Capt A. D. .l.lrau would drill, weelbrr wltb r«k“"- the remainder of its fotenoon session that Niskem who has labored long and faith­ bnr, W Va.. dhlalon which was re- be might witness the drill. Saturday the prizes were awarded, Has­ fully. They appreciate that vietory Mrded aa a “black horse." Olrard waa not won by any superior mental capacity, Jsoked to drill at nine o'clock and Uaa tings getting first. As soon as the result but that it came by reason of their having tlnra »■ 11:30 ,nd J’a'eeraburk laaL Earl) was known the wires between Washing­ a thorough, competent military Captain In the morning the camp Waa astir. Has ton and Hastings were kept warm. As to teach and discipline them and his tinge and Girard separated on y by a few soon as the glad news reached ibis city the strict military teaching and discipline waa Steps were preparing for ti»® contest, fire alarm was sounded, the whistles of all what told when the final contest cams while the sky above threatened to cut fur­ the factories blew and every church and Capt Niskem was conceded ou all sides to ther proceeding short by So™.0' school bell in the city was rung. Fanners be tbe best Captain at tbe conclave wbo the Hastings contingMlt went out to tbe living within a few tnllea of the city, bear­ took part in the contest, being tbe only un pack ‘Li ... th7\r.U<» P"1 “P “ ing the alarm, whistles and bells thought strictly military man among all -l “ the MceUent drill, which Ather raoaed ooW that the city was burning down, hitched Captains of the various divisions and his. up their horses aod came on the rnn, only chills to creep up and voice and military bearing winning him to find that the nojae.was honor of the friends and admirers on all sides. * vietoiy which has given Hastings, and Hastings Division a National reputation. Twas tbe drill of their life and first The business bouses displayed flags and prize had to come to Hastings. bunting, while the irrepressible kid was The guitars and mandolin drew large turned loose and vented his hilarity on his crowds before tbe Hkhigan headquarters. SwmSndt^Mlta.-.xpraUng'o march favorite musical instrument—Ihe fish bom. , take a elreet rar to tbe rronnda All Saturday afternocn and ap to 111----------------- --------- —:--------------------wbleh waa about two miles rflstauL But o'clock midnight Bedlam reigned supreme. terrlbtairrta1 KEEP GOOD STRONG SHOES ON YOUR CHILDREN, FOR HEALTH IS WEALTH SSE OUR LINE BEFORE YOU BUi' AS WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. «e"Frent woolleu & Bronson In the Competetive Drill at Washing-ton. For the Third Time They Won The Championship in a National Contest. Forty Five Companies En­ tered, and 27 of them Drilled. non p. t. colgrove elected su­ preme VICE CHANCELLOR OF . THE PYTHIAN ORDER BY A VOTE OF 99 TO 13. Amid shower, «uiiu Snowers <.t ot rhe, rh-e. ■ a mflukllu sprinkling of a .__ supnoswl other odd ___ eudilems tn ........... lo hritlfa bring nrwwl good luck, <t the caia ..that. were' lo (till Hhmws and nn.l old shoes uear Hastings Division, No. 19. U. IL K. of I’, to ihe Nation’s Cuphol, where they 'TVv.as?.1“ tocomP4;lp ror Hie Champion­ ship in National contest, left tliU city «ne week ago Saturday. The train pulled out slowly aud the pditing Pilules given by the Inigo r.Hlheiing were the last evidences of th** well-wishes of the citizens of Hastings ]< of. the prominent features of our business, and ns Pie Knights vanished from the city. ° At Kaiannuoo we were given! a hearty w- an- “tti»ig an enviable reputation for the first-class W. ICOUMJ by the Katamaroo Division, many ot whom joined u» on out (rip. The : • we give. Our fits are reliably and quickly made. courtesies shown Hastings Division by their Kalamazoo brotbeis were all fully ap­ s and Children want fits we always fit them with hid reflated and were only fiuihei evidences of that Irat-r^al feclfog (bnl always has. JL-1-i’.rox' fine shoes; when nice every-day shoes are and always should prevail among Brother Knights. At Kalamazoo we took the G. v.ai.H Kludge, Kalmbach <& Co.’s goods fill the bill. IL and 1. to Foil Wayne, and at Fort Wayne the Pennsylvania Central. Noth­ Li li- ;like those H. P. Baldwin Goat Skin Shoes. ing ot note occurred before reaching I’ittsburgli wiihonl It might be the midnight drill in an Ohio city. The drill corps was composed of live or six men under com­ mand ot "Admirable" Warner nnd others, | Hie < o' ps electing a new leader every’ time ; the one in charge gave a wrong .command. 11' is needless to add that a new offi ;er was j elected very ftequeetly. and many com~‘ mands Ll^at 'w'ere not only difficult but even impossible of execution, were given. We arrived in smoky Pittsburgh early in the morning, stopping only a short lime. Our trip through the mouutains was very pleasant. All along through Pennsylvania were oil or gas wells,, coal and iron mines, and last but not least a tm plate factory. It whs very properly named the "McKinley Tin Plate Works." _ but of course was closed down. The - scenery along the mountains Is grand. 5] Beautiful mountain resorts and .parks weie occasionally passed where those who bad tbe lime. Inclination and money could ) । well spend both their time nnd money in taking advantage ot all-the pleasures of these mountain homes and get all the benefits that must l>e had trom : the cool, refreshing mountain air. Our road wound arouud through the mountains, following streams, crossing ravines, and occasionally darling through tunnels of Egyptian darkness and dashing out madly Into light again. One place through which we went, had been the scene of a terrible horror upon which tbe whole' world looked with pltv and that was the city of Johnstown. On Fri­ day May 31st, 1889, the day fallowing tbe national holiday when tbe people of the country pay tribute to the dead heroes who fought, bled and died, by laying floral emblems upon their graven, ou this fatal morning, the people of that City had resumed their everyday occupations un­ mindful of the horrible fate that awaited them. About 20 miles above Johnstown is Conemaugh lake, the water of which Recently stood on the scaffold with only was held by a dam 100 feet high and 900 a few moments between him and eternity. fet* .across, the lake being over three miles long and over r mile wide, in its After the noose was adjusted he was ask­ widest spot The excessive rains that season raised this lake higher than ever ed if he wouldliketosayanything. “Yes” and the pressure of tlie water found the weak spots in tbe wall of masonry of he replied, “I would like the make a few which the dam was composed and on this remarks about the Wilson Bill.” We mertilng It was leaking as it never had be­ fore. Tlie water raised and |>oured over i submit that it was not natural for a man the top of the dam. swelling Coneknaugh Creek into a raging torrent Just before under those circumstances to talk upon the m Mintain of water came down upon such a subject. It was not expected. the peaceful city h rider upon a whhe horse rode through the streets crying “lo So you would not expect us to talk of Ihe hills, to tbe hUte. for God’a sake to the IhIIs (dr your lives." The List ever seen anything but of him was just as he was passing over the bridge as it was swept away by the fltjod. Johnstown and many of the sai^Hv. places on Cunemaugh river were swept ant of existence, millions of dollars of dX .nd tbourand, ot llvra IraU ““wore told Hurt tl.e depot .nd Hi­ stone brldcre were «>»ul tbe on y tb W left standing .Her the Hood. Till, ta bard to conceive, however, is the city h»s been rebatlt upon u solid b.,1, .tnce then, t building, tu-lug l«n(ely ot brick, many It's our business, we’re interested in it, them being large and comiuodloua. Lonemaneb river Itaelt as we rode along ns SS’. lwJ.d like tbe trat thing tn the and can’t help talking about it. If you iGiyiNG FITS 5T0WELL Quarter on on all Russet Goods. snoes. CONDEMNED MURDERER / FURNITURE want any Bed Room Suites, Dressers, Elegant Book Cases or Furniture of any kind just give me a call. My complete stock and low prices will please you. I can show you the nicest thing in the line of Baby Carriages you ever saw if you will only give me the opportunity. world to fear as to floods. wr paaeett. It »«> “ l,r"M"^uv”°‘1?e anole and a peraon could eaally waue .i„,s it with a pair ot out getting lbelr toet wet. There were <lrtu pool,, however, where It would be Im^aslble lo do thia- Evld'nc“thOt awful Hood ran yet be aeen along the hot mm ,nd .hurra ot th. river where there •re many steel rails that were WTO tro® Ji! Sllroad track, .nd bent needy double, tie. .nd timber. Mattered here Mid there, half of It Wing burled in thenxikj b°tiom. A. McCoy. Cl •-vSxS’btS-0- Along in this vauey au«t up _little । fountain John,town .nd m.ny little 5. jfi �Banner, a stings Thrr.-day, Sept. 6. i&94COOK The Past Guarantees The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsapa. rilla has cured thousands ot reason for belief that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich, healthy blood, tones and strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember Hood’s Cures Be Sure tp get HOOD’S and Only HOOD’S. Hood's Pills «re especially prepared to be fck*n with IIiKKl'n Sarsaparilla Me. per box. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM SKS Fall. IrulijrOoc, /"atn. Take In Ume.WeM. Weak J.ttnfx, PROBATE ORDER. State ”1 -Mlchtmn. ‘'•'untv of Bury—ss. At a *e<*M»i th- Preh*:* Court for th* Coun'x of B*rr>. holden at th- Proturte offic*. In tiwClry of (*i «Md eonntv. <mi Fri­ day the 3'V. d ty uf Aiwust. In th- year one thousand elaht hundred and ninety four. Erv*r::t, Chart*— W. Artnatfonc, Jud.-e of Frobat-. In t’l** uniter of the estate of Kuos Hud­ son, dect ased. . On tvndiniArt filine the v’tlllon rtuly-mfl-l of Daniel striker. **xe**U'or of th(*last will and teatnnieut nf said dns*ased pr*\l:»g that hl< final nc-ounr now on fDe Id h»V< court max t* heard and allowed and he d-*<:h*nt«M from RMd trust Thereupon it t% order—t. »bat Frt.'av th28th day otSaptMnber. A. n.. ism h*. t.'no’ri^'k ir the iorenoon. be aWteDOd for the liearti>*f old petition airt that the Bar* M law of \s.dd •’eceanwl and all other person* hitecested In na d estate, are required lo appear a ««A<lot» «»• said co irt. (h«*n to he holden nt the ProbaU- -f flee, In.tbe (Sty of Hasttnir* o* Mid counts a-ir Show ••atise. K any there be. vIn 'he prav-r of the petitioner mat «ot be unuped. And ills further ord-red. that v»ld petitioner five to the prr*oe» Int-reated lr w»id estate, of thr pemlewy of »ald petition and the heartig i thereof hy cr using a cop’ nf tlii- nnl-r to be publlid>'*<i in the Baxnkr. a new paper printed and circulated In Niid Conn tv o; Burn’, one- In each week for t’jr-e successive weeks previous to mid day of beartm*. . CUAS \V. AR.MR-1 ROXO. Judrfe o! Probate. (AtHMCCW.1 NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. Stole of Michigan, County ot Barry— Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of tbe Probate Court tor the County of Bam - made <>* tbe 30th day of August. A. D. 18M. tlx m >ntbs fpom that date were allowed for cred­ itors to present ihrir claims agidnst the estate of Charlie. P. Fisher, late of • said county, deceased, sad that idl creditors of said deceased are required to present lbelr claims tosrid Probate Court, at the Probate office. In the City of Hastings, for examination and allowance, ••n or h.-lon- the 2nd day of March next, and that such claims will be heard before said court, oa Friday, the 30lb day of November and on Saturday, the 2nd day of March next, at teu o'clock tn the torenoou of each ol those days. Dated Au usl30th. A. D. 1804. Chas. W. armstroxo. Judge of Probate. A DM I N ISTRA TOR’S SALE. In the matter of - the estate of Lnelnda Blanchard, deceased. Notice U hereby riven that I shall sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, on Frl day the tot* day of October. A. I) not. at to o'clock. In Ebe forenoon, at tbe Probate Office tn • be city < Hastings, In tbe County of Barry, in th* State of Michigan, pursuant to license and autbomy granted to tne on tbe first day of September, A. I). 1KM, by the Probate Court of Barry County. Michigan, all ot the estate, nght. title and Interest of the *aM deceased of. tn ana to tbe real eatate situate and being In tbe County of Hany, tn tbe State of Michigan, known and described as follow*. to wit: The west four-MUu <4-a» of north one eighth (1-8) of east one fo«rth (14> of south east quarter U-4) of section thirty-one (31) town one north rance ten west.containing four acres of land, be the same more or less. • . Dated, Sei>teml>er 1st. A. D.,1»4. • Ira Blanchard. Administrator. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, CAPITAL - - Mich. $75,000.00 SURPLUS 815-000.00. Incorporated under the laws of the State of Michigan. Open for business Dec. 15.1888. ‘ officers: •D. G. Rot>lB*oo, President; Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier.: DIEJECTOR8: D. r. Reynolds, D.G. Roklnson, John Carveth.l Chaster F.T. Colgrove. t__ Messer, Ha* tbe only savings department In tn Barry ■ County and pays Interest on ail tune depatns. \>*7'phers, ana Teeehsre. Bdaeate for »«ch position* st the Graad Ran ids BtaUni Colle**, Shorthand, and Normal School. For Catalogm, addnaa ▲. »L Pariah, Propr. Hall’s Specific! Regains ^““y^Powers. Curee NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOSS OF VIGOR INSOMNIA and GENERAL DEBILITY. PriM,«One Dollar Par Box. PATRIOTIC PILGRIMS. over which George Washington used MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. NAD ELEPHANTS. to drive on Sunday mornings to the old Th. PeottlUr Affection That Often Fanner* Enjoy ThemMlvm. The history of the Kcarsarge has : Christ church in Alexandria, ten miles B-laee tho Groat Boar,t^n Thousands of Tourists Visit Mount BWay, where he was a vestryman. nnd The annual picnic of the Pioneer been so many times told, cays the New society of Hillsdale county was held at.. Vernon Every Summer. ofttlmes officiated in taking up the York Herald, that it seems like “tak­ ■' ■ ' collections. The pew which he occu- Baw Beese park, near Hillsdale, fa ing owl* to Athena” to attempt to ru.— »— ------ J ' pied remains to-day as it was then, connection with the picnic of the say anything about her. tarw Have Gooe ou lhe There is, ••d KilledT».____ with his name upon tbe oaken door, Farmers’ Pioneer association. The day however, an item of history connected of the Fnther of HU Cocnlrj and opposite is the family pew of Rol>- was an ideal one for such a gathering, with tids famous vessel which, so far —Riverside Park. and the old pioneers ware out in force. ert E. Lee, another celebrated Virginia aa I am aware, has never appeared in In the East Indies, where tame clesoldier and revolutionist- Whether or The meeting began at 10 o’clock a. m. print. (Speclsl W**hinirton Letter.] not flic existence of Riverside park nnd At noon there was a picnic dinner. Al • A number of years ago while stop­ phanta are classed as intelli/mt ma­ Tens of thousands of our people visit its indifference to public sentiments of 1 o’clock the literary programme was ping in a little mountain town in Ger­ chines and are invaluable adjuncts t0 the national capital every year, and a morality and religion, have ever been called. On the part ot the pioneers, many I became acquainted with Chief civil engineering and transportation, a majority of them make pilgrimage* to brought to the attention of the governor one from each township had been Engineer A. Gebhardsbauer, of the im­ “rogue" elephant is os much dreaded is problematical. The ■prcs- selected to give a short history of the perial German navy. the.home of George Washington on the of Virginia, „ ... — He recalled to aa an outbreak of cholera, a tornado, is certainly sufficient hillside at \pthers his old home, Mount-Verent chief executive of the 013 Pominhm, settlement, etc., of that town, and fne that when the Kearsarge fought or a man-eating tiger. Its very sagacity non. Swift steamers ply the Potomac, Gov. O’Ferrell, is a high-minded Chris- Hon. Fred Fowler/of Reading; Ron. the Alabama off Cherbourg anchor makes it all the more dangerous, and leaving their wharves at ten o’clock tian gentleman, who believes in the William Drake, of Amboy; Hon. chains had been placed on both sides once started on a career of destruction every morning, nnd reaching the ver- 1 maintenance of order and the enforce- William Mercer, of Somerset, and of the Kearsarge in order to better and life-taking its methods Jipi» ar cyn­ others responded for their respective protect the boiler and engines from the ical in their pertinacity and ingenuity. dure-clad Virginia home of tbe father j Of such “rogues" there are tlie wild town a This part of the programme enemy’s fire. of his country about noon. The pai S If triotic pilgrims climb the ascending IV was quite lengthy, but was highly en­ Along time after the battle, when beast excluded from commnni'm with joyed by the old settlers, who lived the Kearaarge was lying off the Azores its fellows and the domesticate/ unimal path and roadway to the historic manor, ! their pioneer days over again. 'At the island*! the anchor chains which had in the condition of ‘^nust.” The latter and take their lunches in the old ' Mf/ kitchen and dining-room, where they I Fgj close of these exercises officers were done such good service were delivered la more dangerous than the other l>eare attended by old-time Virginia negro 1 chosen and the society adjourned for over to the care of the United States cause its spell of blind fury i.-n.-rally servants. ‘ I beginsconsul in densely populaLThey d neighbor ­ another year. at Fayal. remained In I The spirit of progress which has in- |l ’ the consular store house until July, hoods. vaded the southern section of our com- II East Indian official statistics, how ­ 1870. 1 The Chris Kern Brewing Co.’* plant, mon country since the civil war has de­ At this tigje, just at tho outbreak of ever, prove that, as a rule, where one • ' one of the largest and most complete the Franco-German war, the German person is killed by an elephant nca'rly veloped many of the natural resources j of its kind in the state, burned at wooden !frigate Arcona arrived at Fa­ forty are destroyed by tiger*, leopards, which had been hidden and untouched * । Port Hnron. The brewing and malt yal. Tlie Arcona was one of the old I bears, wolves and hyenas. Exc; ptlons because overshadowed by the cloud of , . houses, refrigerators, cooper shop, and type of wooden war vessels. Mr. Geb- alter these data. In one instance a slavery. The same spirit is bringing storehouses were entirely consumed, hardsbauer. who was chief engineer of tame elephant which ■'had been docile to the city and country homes of that section many of the luxuries which , the only buildings remaining being the Arcona, was ordered by her com­ fot years became demoniacal and tore ‘ were for many years 'known only to ' the machine and of the beer cellar*. mander to rig* up something to afford away trumpeting to the woods. Before H,l,Mhmn« hi • •• The brewery contained an immense the north. The same spirit is traversing i protection for her engine in case the it was killed it had ravaged a comma£_• "!!!!i|l!lili" the hills and vales of Virginia with the amount of grain and 10,000 barrels of Arcona should fall in wjth u French nity and killed thirty-five persons. modern developments and require­ beer, all of which, excepting what is ।I ship, it being the intention to proceed In India the oocu^itfam known as ' “must," which is qynonymou.*- with ments of rapid transit, and to-day i contained in one cellar, being entirely । to Germany at once. 1 along the palisades of the Potomac an destroyed. The loss cannot be ac­ ' In a search for material in the store-1 madness, is heralded by an exudation electric railway runs from ancient curately stall'd, but will be between । house of Mr. iMbney, the United States on the forehead of the bull elephant Alexandria to the northern gates of ment of law. If the power is vested 850.000 and 880.000. The books of the eon»nl, he found the old anchor chain, and swelling of the temples* such an Mount Vernon. jI *In ~ him * to prerent thn‘continuance of concern were allrecured. ------ — of *■«’ ,n<1 « animal in captivity isyshackled, and I Those who desire to take the steam­ such reeue. In a locality which should ; iteal.h 1» Michia... cured them. They were plac ed on the caution is observed in uppn-ifching it. boat route and ride two hours on the he free from ,-rery taint of immorality and irriligion, and his attention is' During the weekended August 25 reArcona exactly ns they had been on OecasionaLy elephant* with chronic placid stream, can always do so, be­ bad tempers are found, but they should cause steamers will run for many years called to existent facts, there can be P°rts sent in by seventy-three observers ' the Kcarsarge. and in a short time she | not be classed with those who- are no doubt that he will promptly exer. ,n various portion* of the state to the i ' VM ready and sailed for the l atherdespite the competition of the trolley periodically dangerous., <>r- th- wild * I 8taU board of health indicated that I la°d. | line. They go not only to Mount Ver­ cisc that power. outcasts which are inlso known &* But Riverside park Is not the only I whooping cough and tyyhold fever in-1 The Arcona met with neither adwnnon, but to a popular pleasure resort, j A typical “rogue” ran . . .. . —. . ..-------- . > . i creased and remittent fever decreased j ture nor trouble of any kind on her I “solitaries.” Marshall Hall, directly across the river point of interest along the route of this 1 amnek near Jtibbalpore in I£T’>. and is from Mount Vernon, and daily excur­ rapid transit road to the last res’ ing in urea of prevalence. Typhoid fever ; homeward voyage, but she remained in spoken of m a man cater. bv-Niuae in » pmee ox tussxuugion. xnc vraxus cod f wa ’ reported at forty-four places. Mirviee. and the chains were kept on sions make the steamboat enterprise place of Washington. The trains con|vt J pwmvavic uuu itxucvti. sist of the motor and two trailers. I diphtheria at twenty-three, measles at her until the close of the war. after-1 killing some of itt victims it t- k them very profitable one indeed. In iU mouth and tore them t - pieces. Those visit national Xcapital which cars eight months ---- --- -- who -- --------------the -------------------------- .NHwu --v. are open vu... w- of ' four* scarlet fever at thirty-eight, con- : ward being turned over to the navyMany of the “rogue" clcplm..l *. ries mh pell at Kiel ns old iron. They were rush pell mell mell from from point point to to point, point, the the year, year, and and the the rapid rapid time time. which which ■■ sumption at two hundred and thirtyfrom Aria are based on the d.-ings of manifesting a desire to see as much as is made mo<le over the route produces an in- three and smallpox at Detroit an*! ’ «tiH there hi 1 ‘.iSS, ar.d^scv*’ral^indents either o» tracised l>eu<s ■ r . -c wno ' made by the shot from the Alabama Sturgis. poasible in as little time na possible, vigorating breeze on the hottest day. escaped from'captivity, who in hunting • could still be seen in them. , Therefore it is to be presumed that a so tliat the trip is an outing not only , tb« Borden for HU Wife. I The log book of the Kcamargc does agricultural neighborfe-nxls t • f. e-i o® greftt numlwr of visitors to the na- interesting but beneficial. Unlike the • Joseph Ertelt’s body with a bullet not show that the chains were disposed crops,devastated plan.te.tb-m-r.ml killedtionnl capital will in the future years broad-gauge trunk lines of steam raid-1 * c,.** ire . 1*.. L.. w w>..a —1V — - - ’ “ ~ mentiop -* • ' hole in the head was found 1lying beof« as •I ’have stated. No wliatpeople who cam • in their way. *hu» , take the trolley to Mount Vernon be- way«> the electric line is indiffcrent indifferent to ।• a wUlow tree at Belle He park c.er Is mode of the disposition mule which wandered in th. i’ ’n rii«iriet cause rapid transit will be a time saver grades; and the cars mount .nt hills. hills, som' somek I! nenjli (re Detroit nre»wrei« He L.J ______________ ... ... *records ... in had evidently comof them. Further, the of the for them. A bill has just passed con- c* — at an angle of forty-five w 2 . de- t.^njtied'suicide. In his pockets was state department contain nothing on for fifteen vears, and destroyed rice of tLX them In his pockets was state department contain nothing on fields and killed many per- n . tl - th. gress authorizing the electric line to grees, with apparent .™™>t case «.« and ~>d with w.th but I,at (oind a noU BddreMed w bl, wtfe in Ue ,ubjcct property of the gtmriim nt. :• n I newf / cross the long britge and enter the slight diminution of speed. which he told her he could bear the The facte remain, nevertheless, and rid itself of a chain which it carried city, but another year will elapse be• . — . On the southward trip the view to 1 burden of poverty no longer and ad. now that the old ship has gone it away when it escaped H - tfl^enre . fore the work in that direction is com­ the left is kaleidoscopic in beauty and • vised her to raise money and take her . would seem highly proper that every- near the village was known by tbv pleted. romance of scenery and surroundings. For the present it is necessary to Nearly all the way the view of the Po­ children back to Germany. Er tel t had thing in the way of relics of her clank of the broken-fvtii’r*. all .s-urb . take the cable cars and go to the tomac river- is unobatructed nnd the been out of work two weeks He leaves should be in the possession of this gov- marauding brutes ore imply pr.-.la* i ernmenL Portugal courteously re- tory and vicious, sleeping in the jungle Seventh streeet wharf and there take ever-broadening stream with it* tribu­ a widow and three children. i turned the gun “Long Tom” of the during the tiny and traveling at night the ferryboat for Alexandria, a five- taries and bayous presents a picture mile trip, which is pleasant enough, which is not successfully rivaled by 1 brig Armstrong nnd Germany would They are not “roffuesT proper, or Otis Gaylord, a young man about 20 but consumes a half hour of time. ’ any-points on the Hudson or the years old, threw tlie 5-year-old son of undoubtedly do the same with the elephants . suffering from peri *110x1 fury.. Upon leaving the ferry at Alexandria Rhine. With the growth of wealth in Will Utto into the mill race at Eaton armor of the Kearsarge. Cruelty ■omethnes makes -rogues passengers can step aboard the electric the national capital, with the influx Rapids. The boy would have drowne^ j SMUGGLING ENCOURAGED. of elephants. In irBG. while an ele ­ cars which are always at the wharf of families of fortune, the river has be-! but for th. timely InUrt.rrnoe of CQ<tomi OBcU„ Ar, „ phant was being ridden by ite keeper in awaiting the arrival of the ferry, and come dotted with steam launches, sail '■ Charle. Horner, who wetted into 5 fort Tn.^.r.' Tru^k., with very little delay the gongs sound, and steam yachts and private aquatic ' of w.ter end rescued him G.ylord ■ One of the moe. humoron. ph«e. of the district of SuUanpore, in Oude. the animal resented prodding with b spear the motorman -turns on the electricity ' conveyances without number, so that j hu.rerred timelnthoMylumetkulB.1 , th h Uls cnBtom houM! i. bv pulling the man from EU back and and the cars move slowly through the . in addition to the regular river craft! maxoo, end step, wv -being Uken lo ^nnected „tth that itso(3rikl. throwing him some distance awaystreets, up the hill, into the suburbs the Potomac is dotted here and there J here him returned there. , ofun w th,lr gmTwlt di^ Fortunately the man fell in a hollow and then go whirling across the open with rapidly moving manifestations of fields over hills and far away towards tlie prosperity and pleasure of the peoA luuooui,, Kium. 1 pleasure for the rery honest people. A and remained there undiscovered by their destination. ; pie. Prof. Alonto Kendall made, balloon ' w»i««r in the Outlook say. that she the elephant, who went to a neighbor­ Mount Vernon is closed to the public • To the right are the fragrant fields aaeen.ion at Schoolcraft and when 1W h*d bought a dress pattern of luden. a ing village • There he chased an rid on Sunday, but tbe electric cars carry and pastures of Alexandria and Fair­ feet from the ground the parachute »°rt °f rroolen Itooda made only in the man into a house, then broke down the thousands of excursionists to the vi- fax ' counties over which only a few waa struck by the balloon and It col- Tyrol, and packed it in the top of her walls, pulled the man out and Km*be<i . cinity of the ancient manor to a place years ago a million of men marched and j lapwe and fell with a thud and Prof. I Onnk for the Inspection of the Italian him to pieces. The same night th< elephant called Riverside park, where Sunday countermarched in deadly array, all of ’Kendall ------------------------— instantly. A ularge officiate One after another the trunks waa killed knocked down several hou»* s in quest . picnicing is indulged in by thousands them accoutred and panoplied for con- ' crowd witnessed —u-------.1 •the ’------performance, ' ■» i were unlocked and closed again until ■ — ' I nothing was left but an unpretending of human beings in the villages of Scjof people from the national capital. test and grapple in grim visage war. During the summer season baseball From Alexandria to Mount Vernon the I A Town wtpod Out, . little straw one which hod been over­ dapur. Bargain and Jateingpur He Forest fires invaded the settlement | looked. games have- been played by country ~ — *llled six men in Bersomb. thr«j gray-clad confederate and the bine- j “You have nothing in it—nothing, Bora, four in Ganges and four in Maj* nines and the batting has been simply coated federal soldiers possessed and known as Finland, on the South Shore • dan. He likewise killed a bullock and extraordinary. The pitchers, of course, repossessed the land. These fertile railroad, and completely wiped It out signora?” asked the officer. “Yes, I have,” was my unexpected a pony and also destroyed a new rarare not experts, and the muscular boys fields were recently the scenes of camp of existence. Many of the residents riage.' The animal used to stood st the who wield the club have knocked many and bivouac and skirmish, and all of lost everything. Thousands of cords reply. “It is just here on top." I opened Ute trunk and displayed my door of a house, force his entry by dea ball over the bluff and down Into the ( them echoed from time to time with of poles, ties and wood, as well as river. | deep-throated quaverings of death- standing timber, were destroyed. . uncut goods. The train whistled, of- jnolUhinp the wall, on either It is a fact, which will not be pleas- dealing cannon, and the rattle and i flcials grunted, people jostled past us would then kill u meny oi the • . " "Ty. “*■ ' and glared at me. I knew he wanted eeh® could, pnninlng thoee "h< ant for many of our readers to contem- shriek of bullet and mlnie. So that Judge James B. McMahon appointed ..^vhy do-you bother me by de­ to run eway. He u»ngle<l hhe.rpeoe plate, that the Sunday afternoon is ’ the spirit of reflection seems to say to spent in this manner by American cit-' every pleasure-seeker on the route: Frank Filer, of Ludington, receiver of : during it?" the felled Commercial and aarlnga Ho wrenched the loden out of the "SSjtocnring.vfctta »e»™e^» Isens within a few miles of the old “Take off thy shoes from off thy feet, , ^^<3 Rurted toward the inner ofhome and present tomb of the father for the place whereon thou standest is bank of that city. returned to the spot to eee The Flint APere-- Marquette Railway of his country. The music of the holy ground." • ------ ,---------— ..--j ! flce, bidding me follow. There I waa extinct, and would oorameace mutual Xly air-h. He -wnpany has haa purchased nurchawul a . large 1.— tract ----- • greeted by another official in thew j It is the general expectation and be­ company lief that after the electric road crosses of land at Point aux Barques, near words, spoken with excitement and eral bodies long dlatanccs and thre to/ Th: the celebrated Long bridge and is ex­ Port Austin, and will make an ideal much gesticulation: tended to the heart of the city accord­ summer resort out of the same. his way into the dohra raja “How is this? Just now at the last found paLoe. where he tried to enter the Rev. Charles Leeming, of Chicago, ing to the plans, programme and char­ moment and the train readv to go. ter the principle part of the patronage dropped dead at dinner at his cottage How is this?" hnuae of a gardener, but of the public will be given to this rapid 1 in Bay View. The cause was hem­ One man was weighing the goods, an­ mounted on three elephant., transit system; but the growth of our j orrhage of the brain. by speRnunan. drove Run off- He other poising a pen in his hand,and half Sena returned to fe^pnr. wWeU, 1 common country and the increase of L. W. Oliver, of Escanaba, has been a dozen looking on. population in the national capital war­ appointed cadet at West Point. “Why is this?" repeated the chief of­ tried to break down hu,™^ >rA(.n „f. rant the anticipation that the old-time ' Andrew Carbon, while on his way to ficer. * ‘Why do you t’cclare this at the i io which sevens! perrons had excursion line on the river will be work in Manistee, dropped dead. He very last moment?" uge. Tho police got into th- “T largely patronized, particularly by the was 40 years old, a widower, and left “Perhaps it would hove been better from a bock window end were. ■+ people who love old-fashioned ways of three small children. if I had not declared it at all," I said, to send for help-to the ‘’'h" doing things; as well as by the good who rent three elephants ,nd The annual tournament of the Band in my suavest tones. mothers of Israel who appreciate the ! Association of.Southern Michigan and “But to come at the last moment" ! epearstocn. The anlusu reeeteS value of a river outing for tlie children. i Northern Indiana was held at Cold,r3rily “Surely it is not for my pleasure, gunshots on the heac I water. Smthi D. Fht. , Mr. Officer, that you ransacked my which, however, only Uu l drove him off. Ho was nlUmatel? F Residents of Branch county who trunks," I reminded him. Making- thr> I>ogB Useful. have lived in the state over fifty years ----- Then be looked at me with the air of tured at imminent risk bj Manuel F. de Costa, who resides six claim that the present drought is the childlike helplessness so characteristic miles south of Sacramento, has built severest for half a century. of Italians. an ingenious machine for Irrigating his The Christian Endeavorers of Ben­ “But there is no time now to look flower garden and his orange and lemon zie, Ijeelanaw and Grand Traverse oyer your other baggage and see what trees. It consists of a wooden wheel ten feet in diameter and with a rim, or counties had a tri-county rally at Trav­ else you have.” I laughed. tire, about two feet wide. A dog is erse City. hurdy-gurdy attachment of the merry­ A bloody fight was stopped by “I put this on top and declared it,’’ I placed inside the wheel, which is turned go-round can be heard for nearly a by his weight as he gallops in treadmill , Marshal Parks, of Warren, but uot be­ said. “There is nothing else, I assure mile, accompanied by the cries ftnd fore Fred Hohf ’ s ear was bitten off and you. But be tranquil; next time I fashion. The revolution of the axle cheers aud laughter of the children, 1 Ike Brace and Max Hohf were knocked 1 pass the frontier I will smuggle every- j turns a crank which operates the han­ who enjoy the dizzy sensation pro­ down with a club. thing and declare nothing. I promise dle of a pump set in a dug well After* duced by that gigantic toy. A pavilion half an hour's exercise the dog is taken 1 Mrs. E. A. Jewell, daughter of Rev. ; never to put you to so much trouble | ha* been erected on the brow of the again. ” . out and a fresh dog put in for another E. Eldred, who lives 5 miles southeast I hill overlooking the river, which is A quiver of a smile crossed his lipa,' half hour. The dogs seem to enjoy the of Romeo, was brutally assaulted by a I very broad at this point, and dancing but he growled: . work, for they bark and wag their tails tramp. is enjoyed by many; not to the lasciv­ '•But the train is waiting." । ious pioarings of the late, but in steps when they are brought to the wheel ■ Over 30,000 Sunday-school children 1 “Yes/* I replied, “and it must still They know that it means tomething marched in the annual parade in De­ of rhytmatic accompaniment to the good to eat at the end of the halfwait until you. are pleased to return , troit, and afterwards enjoyed an out­ blaxen blaring* of an attenuated rustic : ing on Belle Isle, where the exercises my goods and allow me to relock my 1 band.. Since the truths is to be told, trunk." of the day were held. there is worse and more of it; be­ The end of it all was that I was j The dreaded Russian thistls, hither­ cause thia place being outride of any They are telling about big catfish bower, out of the office after paying. to unknown in Michigan, has been dis ­ corporate limits, a saloon is in opera- out in the southwest. When the sawone dollar duty on a four-dollar piece I era took a hollow cypress log out of the covered in Charlevoix. MANVFWE PRHWtfflSSVSN FREE of foxlM. • _J water, near Marianos, Ark., two cat­ TO DRMKERS CF LION COFFEE fish were found inride. One weighed that belonged to Eaton Rapids MaZ^ I'he TorWJIty of the fish is indeed GO pounds and the other 45. The mill­ »-«. of which be U father of hi* country, cm the aAer- men were so inflamed by their find nama of the Sabbath day. tlmt they got kitehen dippers and dipped out the poed-it was low water • of equally distant, along the line of AIELWBS .^SfiLDWmKjB ■zdHHMKMEsb �>7 6 Are you thinking of buying a new Stove or Range—one that will burn the least fuel, cause the least trouble give the greatest degree of heat, last the longest and \ look the best? Then Jewel Stoves r and Ranges will interest you. Ajj SWEPT BY FLAMES. Great Loss of Life and Property by Forest Fires. HIS WARFARE OVER< thauiai p. Bank*. . /m A SEA OF FIBE. Fearful Journey of a Paseoner <„ Minnesota. “ Waltuam. Mass., Sept. 8.—Nathaniel Prentiss B>nks, soldier and statesman, died at iris home in this city atk8 improvement in baking powo’clock a m. HI. Saturday Saturday He He had had been been Many Line navea by critically ill for some time and his de-' tiers is the new Horsford’s. mlse was expected. Superior to all old-fashioned । On the announcement of Gen. ■ 1 Banks* death the flags, of the public 1 powders. Enormous sales. A CHAPTER OF HOEROB8. buildings in the city were displayed at A TRAIX OM FIBE. Chicago, Sept 8.—Reports from the half-mast and on every side evidence Pixe City. Minn.^ Sept. 8.—The St ; portions of Minnesota. Michigan and of the respect in which the general Is Paul A Duluth train No. 4, south 1 Wisconsin in which the forest fires arc held is conspicuous. The funeral will bound with eighty passengers, ran | now raging show that the conation of take place Tuesday afternoon under into Hinckley at 2 o’clock Saturday 1 affairs there is more than terrible. The Joss of property, at a low the direction of Mayor Warden and afternoon and proceeded thence to Col. ’Ephraim Stevens. ’ Mission Creek, 2 miles further south, > For efficiency, economy, dura­ estimate, .has already reached 312,­ LNsthanlel PrenUis Backs wa» born a: Wal­ only to find that village in ashes. 000,000, not including the stand­ tham In 1816. He received a common-ecbool bility, and beauty, they represent the WJ Conductor Sullivan issued immedi- | ing timber that ha* been de­ education, worked in a cotton factory, edited a ycnith of the stovemaker's skill. Ask to see^w ate orders to his crew to ■ »5. CORDOVAN, stroyed. But even worse ,1s. the loss of newspaper, studied Jaw. and In 1819 wau elected back into Hinckley, but before the j rK>ICH&eNWai£DCALF. them at the dealers. Look for the above trade mark. life which, it is feared, will reach as to tbe state le<lilaiure and was cbo»en vpeaker ^.’3«FD£G*Lf&KWMH» in 1861, and again In l»2. Tbe next year he train, running at 20 miles an hour, i high os 1,000. Nearly 400 cases of per­ wa« chairman of the Massachusetts constitu­ could reach Hinckley the place was in ’ 13.31 P0UCE.3 Sous. **■ EXTRA. FINE/**— sons having perished have already tional convention, and soon afterward waa sent flames. The train stopped at the depot! «2A’JBtn5SSI3E5fflES. been received, while the reports us to congress. He waa ro-clected aa u "know- one fatal minute, during which the MbllTGAGK EOKBCLOSURE nothing ” and made speaker of the house. SPIDER ON THE WIRES. ' they continue to come iu are increas- Aa a republican he waa sent to woodwork of the engine and the bag­ . Furniture Marufa<Jturin< Com! ing the list The best information is the Thirty-fifth congress, from which gage car caught fire. The train quick- , ■f »e :v inz date June a#tb. A. Interruption of Telegraphic Carumunlo- i 1 that about twenty towns have already he resigned when elected governor ly resumed its backward journey . •e.lintne uu*i»-rslgneil, Dntilel tlon by Their Weba. i been destroyed, driving thousands of of Massachusetts in which offloe he toward Duluth, and the very motion | . ...'I-' •*. Hit’ I-'liOWIOt drfttTlbSEND FOR CATALOGUE Two of the main through wives be- 'I families from their homes in the face served three terms. _ln. 1800 he was - s ti lted in (he Citj of llastlnn. w • L • D O U G LAS , made president of the Illinois Central rail­ of the cars fanned the flame* to a fury . ■’ Mfc'lng.tn. and described as fol- tween New York and Boston were re­ of the flames. . gave up the office to go Into the and they soon enveloped the sleepers, 1 • -it*, lots five hundred fortv-four. BROCKTOR, MASS. road. but -. t^rty flir. live hundred forty-six, cently reported “in trouble” cost of I1 army.volunteer* E- vns cccplssloncl major-general passenger coaches and the smoker. W oret Suffering Is at Hluckley. • tl an< t • »- “■ • (..rtv'fvrn. five hundred - tort)- New London, says the New York Sun. i and assigned t<5 the | The worst suffering is reported from * bf r}Hbvolunteers perp* of the Baceuse, wt arc tbe largeat manufacturers ot , .ntty. five hundred fifty-one. They positively refused to work at all L z’. ita Army 0! the fo- , advertised aboca in tbe world, and guarantee vt*.». five hundred* •i wutefM . Hinckley, Minn., aud vicinity. The tomac. His Curt While the train Was stopping at the value by atamping the name and price on service waa _____ , .JHern. five hundred nlnutrau. in the morning, but from about eleven estimate of the loss of life there and Hinckley nearly 200 panic-stricken peo- the bottom, which protecta you sgainst high ;..<t . ftvp hundred twenty two. ££ prices and tbe middleman's profits. Our shoe* • >. . ?tv-three.fire hundred (wi-nty- o’clock in the forenoon until eleven I in the surrounding towns is being tn- &pYe’;7;'h«'pu« cu.tort work in style, easy fitting and o ’ clock nt night they wdre found to be 1 creased by every report It is said . :... n.i-i'.ve. four hundred division to guard the Shenandoah valley, and forms and Into the cars. nen un j equal _them acid eVlFT„-------- ~ .vtouva: w u« vacMcu oy every ; , <ljvi four, tour hu.drrd five, all right From upon this force Stonewall Jackson descended this peculiarity they ! that, strewn along «i w"ti —>. .. ................... ., if hundred seven. Cour liU'i--------' j On one street of with his whole corps. Rapid, well-ordered discovered the train on fire they began : wnctc any other make. Take no substitute. If your Hluckier • -,i ,r ii.i'dred nine, four hundred came to be Icnown os “the twelve-hour !. Hinckley the r lte w prov marching, stubborn fighting and good gen- ' to btxlies of ~~twentyeralshlp prevented the cafetcre of Badks themoan, awfulshout rear and pray, which, with dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by ir,k| .•icv-ti and fbur hundred wires." and Lineman Williams was di­ nine victims were rvmi.w.----ji found, while • entire force, ' the awful roar of the flames, made a • iix ot Hi>llhrs Harry County, cere found, white . — •«— •-----In August. 1M2. Banks horrible picture picture. . >i *.»i.: to th*- itvorkd plat rected to find out wlmt the matter waa in another spot the charred and unwc * oi A. mu s.tri* corps took par. m In the battle of Cedar mpuqi- . . r with all the hereditament* with them. lie located “the trouble” A mue mile out ot of Hinckley nincxtey people on the me . c■ r r tecogniable remain, oi 103 perton, tdn in VirginUjind In September shared filge, —s 1 a -re- '.hereunto pcrtalnlnit; to ,'n ^,ni|lt i auiluiuk-* iltereon, Ineludiux r.s being between Ncan§ and Ppquon- were counted. A low estimate of campaign. Later Gen Bank* waa placed tn platform,, rendered frantic lunatic, by | , • a >it drv kiln*. This inortKagv r.ock Bridge, aud then walked back and the fatalities in that town alone arc command of Washlnjton. tnd in December the heat and their terror, began — — .wO1 tO| frvhwm Be)(tam tn'wtgage executedjby Alouz > l>. ■ i. |w .'rd day of J uh. A. D IFH. forth and. forth and buck along the aucreeded Gen. B. F. Butler In command at 4 iumn U mn from the cars and nlunffe DluutfC into i । ('r-uwall»drr i'r.uwall ulrr and Ellie L' Cadwalladrr to Uteris now placed at 300 persons. Scores of New Orleans. He conducted the movements J i IL. lit the Office Of tu? Keghter P cars H. Hall, Hm1L dated dMtP< the eighteenth day <■( June. l*Jt. , . ana piuugc , , ' I| B. . ? ,tU c.umtv. Mtcbtga*. in H'*er rails, with his eyes scanning the row others were discovered severely in­ which wuuzu resulted reauKcu in In inc the opening of the streams. Into sand neaps or into Uie r«-c«>. tied the twet.itetli d;ty of .hi .r. IM).’, aad i'j...k-;W. Tofault ba- brrn of telegraph polos and wires in a vain Mississippi, and la the spring of 1804 smoke-encampossed forest. A little on which there is due at ibis dste seventeen jured, while the list of missing was in ■ m* i, hi cl said mortimsa. Nosult of regaining -orkot rwaluta.- control couuol of oi westwe.t- farther farther on on those thow in in the the cars, care, stifled stifled with with <L%!5‘?a»y,^vrnT!luit hr v*rtu»,«t<rtte^pow'« r*of ° . ■ •. ru lusUtuted at law to re Bcarclt for the mischievous cross, lie the hundreds. It is believed that at began t^c work ..n.,. . , . - v -v----- i_s-------- • । ....... J.S-------- ..... |\.„|j hweckwe 1!f '-vme •: tin-!»•• now remalnluk M-rured k»*pi up the hunt for two or three days, least 100 victims are on the farms and era s Louisians, n. bn.. by a s..l- -c : LUc;lu~ to tir : \he»t bid­ • ■ or any part thrreoL There Is aud finally, just as he had given up in —-..vu^uum meuurmdistrict, — ogalw ---------- his advice . . . . . th.. onai-h.»K in a frantic nttemnt toget B the coaches in attempt to get a , der,“ at the no: it front door of .be C-urt House. clearings throughout the burnt district. undertaken v.-< the date Ol this aotire U|>and despite ,• l- -.•■•iircd by said mortgage despair, nnd was swinging himself on The loss — of life in and nuuuk about Hinckhis protest In May. 1804. he was re­ breath of fresh air. Driven back by In the City of Hastings, on the first dav of Sepw -r> — ---— --------uiucnr. 1«M. at twelve o’clock noon, of all that .. urr.tbc 'inn of thlrtv 0U« Sandstone. Pokegama, Skunk lieved of command at New Orleans. La. the flames eating their way up the terab.horn?, he ho caught sight j; ley. Sandstone, certain "lece or parcel of land, sl.uatrd In the :-.n-ire«l a.id t«ent) dollars and to a train to go homo, commission; returned to sides of the freshly varnished coaches, City of Hastings. County of Barry and Btate ol SJl.snw By virtue of the of a largo cobweb in the sliadow of a Lake and Mission Creek will not be and resigned his and w.is elected to congress Michigan, described as follows, viz; Commen^:*.i>n«-dt« said m^rtgxge. find big elm tree, which was bound, from knpwn for weeks, if ever. The sur- Mnssachusciu they stood in baffled amazement for a from his old distrlcL He was reelected sue- ----- --Intat th** north east corner bf the south west ■ I real'Une said ameunt so doe ru'.u’v. I shall *e'J the premises one of the erratic wires to tho other. ' vir6n» have been taken to Pint City, cesalvcly until 1877. fulltag only in 1W2. when moment, when dozens ox tnem in aiurtcr of section number elzht. In township­ lire north of ranye eight west, running tbenee • .M-rthrd. tou'-llirr with said Williams came back to the cobweb the where physicians c/tred for the injured, he worked for and with the Horace Greeley j sheer desperation tumbled themselves west on the east and west 'juvler IIn- of sald • . , Killer* and dry kilns, or so b. .erred . low ume out through the open spices to the section fabty-seven rods to ths renter of the !•••, ri.»es as sh:.U be necessary to next morning and eyed it eagerly. Ho while relief trains from Duluth, Mlnhighway (now Michigan, Ave, Owm* ! ^und below .ntne Wng .n.tantly 'o dur uinin Che indebted- was not long in climbing the polo near- ( neapoli* and SL Paul carried in tents, । i.l I rnor-’K; fe toitether with est to it, and then ho saw that thx* web clothing, food and everything neces- ruled for a time tbe office of United Stales killed by the fall and others lingering nlonr the renter of said bigbaaff Ao the north line of Lincoln Street ou !>■*»»« ‘ •j-rrrte*u«r, hi pab'lc vendue to tlon to the villose (now etty.i of ll-tsuim, marshal for Moxs-ichusstt*. I ; in the horrible heat and smoke until r.f the north front door ot was tho really gigantic product of j wy tq cover the wants of the suffer then re east on the north line of said l.lncoln Bt. : suffocated. ■ ; -.-In t ••' ltV”f Hastings. Barry several spiders, its big white surface to the north and south quarter line of said sec­ * survivors. Very few persons arc NAMED FOR CONGRESS. '• *t,that brim: the place where j flapping idly to and fro between the Took Kefugv in the Luke. tion and thence north ou said wwuter line to in Hinckley. । , - Mr the «*-mnty of Barry Is place ot br«tDiilne. contalull g forts-two* 1 In spite of the fact that the train the • ' .1 ’hr 20th day of <»dol»cr. 1WL I two wires which Itconnected. Its foe? and v-J-IOt acrei of laud, the tome betan tbe >>. Supplies for Sufferers. ___________________ | was on Are from engine to rear end mortised premise*. . t s' ten-i’<M»n ot said d>y. I was bespangled with big gems of dew; ' ' . i;i. V.. KV YXCCDS. Trustee. he extent of the suffering can hard- . ! Congressional nominations were the crew bravely stood at their posts Mvrtgngee. in fact, the condition waa the same a.r ly e described,uwb butanvuui alreadyvne theuuuu hand made on Wednesday as follows: ■ and ran the train back 0 miles to ocas. n. ravur. j if the tw*? wires had bcaa connected . of charity is at work, and the cities of ’ ----- —- *~ ‘ ‘ «-» - -»_f Iowa. Tenth district. J. f! Baccock (dsm). । Skunk lake, where the passen­ Attorney for MortgkgvC. ' with a sheet of muslin saturated with ihe) three states are sending aid to the ’11P'Th0ZU,pM*?/<M^J' bated. Jane 2nd. ISM. rushed out and into the I water. Nothing will “cn?ss" and “kill” 1 . ■ .. . . . Thirteenth. W. L. Ilurnes (pop-) MichUai:. gers sufferers. But railroads have been Fifth district. W. A. Smith (rep): Sixth. G. L. j water. -Some of them were in such two electricaUj* charged wires more injured by the fires, and in many cases Kilbcurr.e (detn.): Eighth. P. U Cr^by (?ojm. . a state of exhaustion that they ; I'.ur’y **f Hxrry—as. *. • • Probate Court lor tt>. • effectually than a r.-«t-substanc-i of this truffle has been entirely suspended, MlnaesoiH. Flrttdlstrurt, J. A. Tawney (rep. > rc- were unable to walk, and half a dozen I kind cornecting them. When the sun thus preventing the starting out noinlnated West Virginia. Second district, W. , were entirely unconscious. All of L. Wilson (dexa.) rcnouilnntoJ; Fourth.,James of Au.’U*. in tiw'fww- one 1 dried the dew off the cobweb the of {relief expeditions. There seems Capebart (dem.). Maryland. First dlstriotA. | these latter were rolledA in the mud. and I ‘crust,’* disappeared, and did not come DO I hope for a cessation of the S. Dryden (rep.) North Carolina. Third ilreU uu l ninety four. ____d«j. j: laid iaia on tneir uacas just, their backs just xar far enuugu enough um out W. Anretroog, Judge 01 I buck again until a rainst: m cane or ,prdf«« °I the ’rtre an end of ul«.'<-jru> 'Tbomvro. (pop ): Tend. T. C I into the lake to keep the water from . . . MiMloalppL First dUtrict. J. J running into their mouths. gf (thered ithcn-l thrigi the great drought. No such hope is « “JulwILm ’ »I the estate of NaniuH the next d'--w felt Alien (dem.) renominated. Texas. J. O. j All around the lake the forests were hi* coat heljVout. heli! t fur while much-needed rain M. Abbott .wbid ballot dohou rcnasyiimg the i^icton duh- verHW 1 the cobweb nnd stuffed it/*.; his Abbott (dem.' (dem.) on on me the x1.3W8th Pcnnsyl:fui. is1 promised for other points “dry and vsnla Twclta district. W. H. Hlnea (dem.) rer roaring like the furnace of an im* »e.-ilirx v( the Li't u|| | lx lb* salt every one fthonld nee. The ln»” is the prediction tor the burning nomtaated • . ■ •! «lr»**-a**«l. pnwlpg that j Thert was no more trouble with the <-4 .aginary 1,000,000 horse-power engine. fair paritlM In tbe other kloda ar« uwIcm. of ;*<lxv filed may De ’.rani • - weather -bureau. The following congressional nomina- Many of the people in the water htood wires after that. the uuvuann lineman districts by the .HI, .land uiuu When vac course, but dangvroue also. The lune, ’ il M- -.IU.I Xlld >*H tierrw •leer— ;• vyjrc*uiscr apodalljr, la the cauae of much kkUnv unduly him4k and | reported the matterto the eastern chief tiops were reported on Thursday: . and offered prayers in a loud voice for dlaeaae. Iowa. Seventh district. J. R. Bancroft (dnm.). deliverance. The scene was one of tbe I’p to last reports the estimates of • s ordered. tk*t Thursday, lh*- ‘ of the company at Boston he got Illinois. Sixth district. Jumos J. Ltaehan most remarkable ever witnessed. • •ta 1» .vt u’eie* kh* laughed at fore his pains, but on the the lives lost iu the fires a*t different a,»lifncd for Use bearing «t s.ti* fvlicwing day he told his adventure points in the two states ate as given in (pop): Tenth. John Olsen (dem.). Indians. Hero of the Throttle. Twelfth district. Freeman Kelley (pop ). Wis­ • ■ i.ie tie.r- al UwAif t»M Ur Engineer James Hoot, who had so ••'t..*r p<-r«on« iHtesmted ii* sale with the. cobweb to Superintendent the following list, and it is feared the consin. Third dstrict. C. M. BuUett (pop.); Fifth. S. S. Barney itep-)Mississippi. First . bravely piloted the train through that tbr'Tt’.sau ; Fred FairehikL of the New Horen of- list is far below the actual destruction district. L. A. Brown (pop.)^ Second. John C. , awful G miles of fire, was found to be »:l .it*., in ‘aid ifrunB. | flce,» an expert electrician, who of human life: eC‘ Kyle (dem.) renominated. rrrantM.ee. Edghtb . fatally burned. ,He stood faithfully at 11 much tbe pareet, end therefore the .•’!2^ntViU’eAZ^)7 i promptly dee lured that it was the cob­ Hinckley. Minn district. J. A McCmnm (rep4 Texas. Thir­ best salt known. Made from tbe belt Minn . । his post with his clothes afire, and teenth district. B. B. Keayon (rep.). . i ,.*-ti>im^r g.vr web which crossed the wire and at Bandaiune. brine, by tbe beet proevee. with tbe t*«t Sandstone Junction a | Congressional nominations were as i manfully battled to save the lives of . ’ । ?a'*i e<*.tc. of tin- | once oat down to a telegraph machine grain, and pocked In Ihelx^t manner. i those on his train. Mina •• ’".r nVs ord.*r*”o *ht an<i talked for half an hour with the 1 follows on Friday; SbeULakc MtaQ . ........................... | Boston chief, explaining to him where MlBcclteaeou* * 40 Virginia Eighth district. J. G Mason (pop.). ■ Conductor Sullivan, cool and col­ pAhut........................... RiXMiut. a n-w Ask for Diamond CryvUl, give II a fair — Toxas. Fourth -district. N. B. Culbertson ' looted all through the awful journey, In Mid < front* < he was in error in assuming a cobweb trial. Writ* aa for further particular. Total.................................... (dem.) renominated. Sorth Carolina, Third j after it was all over, became a raving Our Dairy Halt la tbe Mandan) of ex­ could not ’’cross” a telegraph wire. ' district. Cyrus Thompson (pop); Sixth.O. H. maniac. A little later he was put LUC of Towns Dentroyrd. cellence, and no butter maker alxould 'd . A'IMhTKUXI The following towns are reported Dockery (rep.). 1 aboard a special and taken to a Du­ IMfyln* a Chinese Woman. JiNtflp of Probate. | The following congressionol nom ­ DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO., either wholly It or is partially destroyed: luth hospital possible for any * Chinaman, or St. Clair, Mich. Bsahaw. Buraetl county. tVte; Barronett. inations were made onSaturday: even any Chinese woman, to become a Wlscotuln^Seventh district,C. H. Van Worm­ Barron county. Wig.; Benell. Wls.; Ewen. SWEPT BY A TORRENT. deity by paying for the honor. A few PI’J‘r,.\rKORDEK. Micb; Flfield. Pine county, Win.; Granite cripop). Iowa. Eighth district. Frank C. Stuart SL: .1 ’I'ixi*. ( ountv of BarrY.—it*. year* ago a rich and devout Chinese lake. Barron county. Wls.; Grunteburj. Bur­ (pop). Missouri. Thirteenth district. J. H. , ' 1 r-«.#UC<lor theCoun- lady died in Soochoo. Her friends nett ccunty. Wls.; Glidden. Ashland county, Itaney (rep). Nebruaka. Second district. James • • Frolmte Offlce.ln the ! —--------- ---------------E. Boyd (dem.); Third. J. M. Devine (pop). Uvaldk. Tex., Sept 1—A terrible1 . i: Cou’iti on Tu-r<tay the j th-jught that an apotheosis was no Win.; Hinckley; Pine county. Mian.; Mission Pine county. Minn.; Marengo. Ashland ' r.:-. ' h ui'set/four^ more than her due, and communicated Creek. catastrophe befell thia thriving town ! BLOOD IS SHED. eounty. Wls.; MIIbcu. Ptae county, Mina: ' 1.»\v. Arn Btrouf, JuiIrc <d Pro- with the priests, who interrie?ved the Muscado. Grant county. Wls.; Shell Lake. I Thursday night and there is mourn- ' Wanhburn county, Wls.; South Range. Douglas Blight of the Breckinridge Canvaw Balls ing in many households. The calami­ 'j ;; .-■■--.aa,ouwwij.ii'MiJ SW sy15 ?n — --------------------on Two Families. that the god of the left little toenail county. "Wh Sldnaw. Houghton county. Mich; . TIME TABLE. Baodsttme. Minn.; Trout Creek. Mich. | Lexlxgtox, Ky., Aug 31.—A luel to ty was entirely unexpected. The In effect February It. ISM. O' r> . I-.; ,-u4 Cling the petition duly veri- had no wife. The old lady was accord­ treacherous Leona river, swollen to a death with knives occurred in Clark Kf<. •. '-t Kirk (leant. «)iH< sstd deeraued ingly married to his godship, and is ; raging torrent by recent rains, rushed A THOUSAND PERISH. praia •-•-tt-mi uistntm**nt n«w on file iu county, near Boonesboro, over the down upon the town, submerging and ‘a''* ''iirj. l<» bt- ihe Imju will and tes­ now enrolled os the “god^eas of the ; fltStiODS. ta'- ' '.i <l <tro-ared he xdnutted to pro- left little toenail/' The honor OOSt tho Awful Low of Llf« by • Fire Horror to scandal feature of the Ashland congres­ wrecking many houses and drowning sional contest John King, a Breckin­ a number of people. In thia arid Mo­ .1’.. ‘‘*l :YI»'«‘l*aratlQ«of Bald estate be old lady’s estate over five thousand ( Chin*. C-tt tnl t-i •;»..! |k*t:tiuuer, the rx ecu tor In said dollars. ridge man, living in Fayette county, | H oxg Koxg, Sept 1.—A terrible fire NOBTH. w: I; u;« 1 nr n.some other suitable person. tion such destructiveness by the elehas occurred on the Canton river. A met on the highway his old friend ! menta has never before been chron­ J1 if n| ordered, that Friday tbe Itth. Chicago Lv.......... d» ■ . >•;urfH-e A. IU IWL at ten o’elocfcta A PARALYZED DUDE, , j flower boat caught fire, and the flames George Cook, who lives in Clark icled. In the excitement of the day it • ( ■!. he asslzned tor the bearing of spread until hundreds of those craft county. Cook said any woman who i*not definitely known how many have Kalamazoo Lv... '■•■ i*- ui'llihat tbe heirs at law of said last Cooper......... vek a Cowboy Wolter Who Had were destroyed. The progress of the went to bear Breckinridge speak was been drowned It Is feared that 200 Richland Jane t. :u,“ «•* other person* interested In mh vjlate an- rt-quirod to appear al a session The pampered child of luxury from fire was so rapid that at least no better than a courtesan. King dis- or 800 people may have been drowned Cressey ‘L ? ■1 ; ”r>-to be balden at the Probate Boston was caught over night in a L000 native perished in the flames. I mounted from his horse, saying his Milo "( Hastings. In said County. in the lowlands south of Uvalde. Delton Boston town was in caught over says night *. 11 any there t>e, wby tbe prayer rough Montana, theinDe- ‘ The flower boats were moored . wife aud daughters had heard BreckThe loss to the Southern Pacific Ck MTi'.alr -....», uurr :n*y not be granted. And II Is troitFreo Press. In the dining-room BV«m »nd insisted it was a shame- company is enormous, 40 miles of j flkultz ln rows, and inridge. Cook .... BUUI“............. further n d-r-.l that said i>etlu<>iirr give notice ------ ----- numbers — , of natives lived He also diamounted. Both drew knives to the interested In said estate, of the he was waited on by a ie L ’ dining-room ------*— -large loroe track and many bridges having been Hastings...... kindly cowboy numbers of tonfli-.i . . (,^<1 iM-titton and the hearing thereand blood flowed freely until Cook washed away. Over 10G car loads of Grote upon them. «• t-t ex n- .tcopv of tlil« order to be published dropped, having three stabs in the material and 800 laborers left San An- Woodland ..“ • 10 0. rata- ii Bax> ku. a newspaper print- waiter, who had seen better days. liaaged a Farin< ■ 10 II “Have you any lobster a la New-1 *.arc iUtr<| tp said Countv of Barry, ouce breast King has escaped. tonlo for the scene of the wreck Friday ‘ A.’ burg? ” he asked when he had been in! •M’-i-':, -k f..r three •ueceasive weeks pre­ Zaxuvillx, 0., Aug. 80.—Madison evening. Tbe damage to the Southern Lansing... ’ . ... Ocean Records Broken. ^...^_uie, a farmer in Morgan county, formed there was no soup. 1 Cheadle, •ly New York. Sept L—Both eastward Pacific extends eastward about 75 12 Ju-lge of Probate. “Naw; but there’s some lobster a la was token from his home by white ’ and westward Atlantic records were miles from this city. A rough estl- j can, if the cat hadn’t et it” I■ caps Wednesday night, beaten almost mate of-the loaa to property In general broken, the former by the Campania, 1 to insensibility and then hanged to the urUMCil, “Have you any pate de fol graa?” I A Jmmp,ln t n'1»hbo'- which th.’Mp'ftvm thl. city to and the railroad company will, as far Btatlons. “Naw; the dxy weather killed it all Hmb of a t. vo" in 5 day* 10 hours and “47 aa known, reach $1,500,000. GOOD ADVICE. fug barn cut downcharged in time against to save Queenstown " The offense Off.” 1.I •his - life. v --------♦ *him minutes, thk latter by tbe^ Lucania, I sOVTX. “Have you any sweetbreads and which made tho trip from Queenstown ' Heixka, Mont, Ang. 30.—The town ' Cheadle was theft y y 'v ; ;itriu,i<./Htort should give hie out Chicago Ar. to this city in 8 day* 8 hour* and 88 of Elliston was practically wipad peas?” “Nary one; haln*t got any kind of Mayflower Relit? Burned. minute* ____________ j-__ by fire Wednesday morning. Flame effort and influence *o increase !■***" Ar... South Acton, Mass., Sept A—The bread but soda biscuit” Casper Lt.. Fatal OoUbA^t broke out in Logan's livery stable ae circulation of his home paper which land Janet. house of Mr*. Irene Taylor was burned “Have you any terrapinr* Ottumwa, la., Aug. 8X-—Near Cleve- about 8 o’clock and spread rapidly. uacht-s the American policy of ProtecTha waiter couldn’t stand It any ; Friday. The loss includes priceless l»nd. on the Burlington, Thxxaday Eight or ton houses ware destroyed, >f histone*! heirlooms and articles of historical It is his duty to aid in this respect longer. in the May- . night a heavy regular freight collided including two hotels, a butcher shop “Lookee here, young feller,” be said, value which came over in the May­ in every way possible. After the home Mr*. Taylor had ‘ with a pusher engine on B*httebraa«t and several saloons and stores pulling up a chair and resting his el­ flower, aqd. Avhicb Hrr. _ * Mos**’ ‘ ♦«~r the hill Engineer Go* Starkxaan Wa* paipcr is taken care of, why not »ubHirniM... bows on the table very familiarly, ' contemplated presenting to the Masaa- I killed, Fireman Ed Walker fatally in- . •cribe for the American Economist, “you ain’t built fer Montana feed. ’ chusettaUistbrical society. Grove jured and others badly hurt The en- new pasaenger steamer Northwest, ot Coats W*ail*afi ... What you ought to do is to go back to published by the American Protective I tire train waa demolished. Details are tbe Great Northern railroad line, u Uofif 8M«K VTMb Boston aud live on the fundamental ■ 1 TanffLeague? One of it* corresponstranded yesterday afternoon at Bar I OkAaa, Neb., Aug. 8L—The famous Beager. • ••------ »-lflfcnis says: •• No true American can ..................... . Barreto -Bbott cdse, in which Soott as 1 Uotag to Ubert*. point light on Lake Erie, about 8 Grand Rap*d>. *UU W*u», ---- oBIRMINGHAM,, AU*. Aug. treaeurer of Hoh county, stole 975,000 milea from the mouth of the Detroit £«-l alunj without it. I consider it the Boston waa utterly paralyxeo. Traverse Ctty. river. No lives were lost. F^atext and truest political teacher in I rfw hMMTangod tor Um trunport*J .. to T to the L i,j*ed state*.” ‘ \ to Libert, prior to Qiemlstry seems to furnish aubatS U^‘«1B‘Jtuibu"<1’”‘n b“°< Naw Yoaa, Ang. 30.—Hereto Lertne, Send jostal card request for free November L totes for the expensive perfumes now made from flowers. It has long been Jotaad tn Wedlocktemple copy. A ddress Wilbur F. Wake­ tn A Hew Counterfeitknown that the exact odor of the ban­ Ea<t Nobthfield. Mato., Aug. IL— man. General Secretary, 135 West 33d trotos at flag stations aa aooo as they ean be W abbisotoi , Sept 1 WUBXOTO* note WM wulUm Be?®) Moody, eldort «» ot ana is produced in the laboratory. **^Frelght trains win be run at she coeveetaeee There seems a possibility, however, of the company, who reserve tbe right to chaaga E lwood , Ind., Aug. 80. — John Jones, that even when some fragrant plants time <4 such tn>to« without notice. a tinplate worker here, has fallen heir th* Mo.a will watt at WoodbwMfie-MMeagsre cease to be cultivated for the perfumes 'mm hn 1 tm D t. A M to $4,000,000 by the death of an uncle many may become of importance in --------- PARk Eft'S’ in Wales.* £, ourgery. It has been discovered that dencc, B- L, * • • „ HAIR BALSAI I Yobk. Sept. L-fo on open UtCUkim. tad b—rtflo Um some such plants ore free from tbe t. > WasiniaTOM, Sept Aooonllaff io tacks of insects and from fungous growths, and this may be due to the Um treasury rtatoment tbe public debt fact that their essential oils have anti­ deciMwd n.ns.04. durfa* A«rm. septic properties. Tbe enoalyptusyields CONSUME’! The Latest Mlnneioti. Wlitntaln and Mlcliltaa Are tbe Scene* of Awful Carnage — Whole Tawna Wiped. Out of Existence. I I W.L. Douglas $3 SHOE"o.a“l“\ • ] WOOLLEY & BRONSON The Salt . That’s all Salt Diamond Crystal Salt Cikifo, Z&I&uiDo It Sagiaiw I -SSSJKSft■ an antiseptic, and so do other faaxlHar ■ 4 �Hastings Banner Thursday, Sept 6,-1894. MARSHALL L. COOK. Ml»'- TH* BABTTSC.S. MICH., rOBTOmCZ, ausvrr 14. 1ST®. EDITORIAL NOTES UOVKKNOK—John T. Rich, i LIEUT GOV.-Alfted Milne*. NEC’*’ of STATE—Washington Gardner. TBEA8UKER-J. W. Wilkinson. AUDITOR GENERAL-Btmtay W. Tar- A TXT GKNKRAL-Frexl a. Maynard. COMM K STATE LAND OFF1CE-W, A. French. lOJPTPCB. INSTRUCTION—■. K. Pattraglll RcpubUcan Connty Convention. Republican county Convection Is hereby called to meet at Mudfe's Opera Boom. City of Hartings, on Wednesday. September UCh. U»l. at 10 o'clock a. ni„ for tbe purpose ot placing 1? nomination candidates, for the several com* ty offices to be elected at the coming election in November next, ard to transact such ocher business as may come brforv the convention. -------------—— aad The townships sad wards will be entitled to delegates as follows Rutland Baltimore 5 Woodland Hope Carlton 8 Itarrv Hastings twp 4 QMiMta •• Clrylstwd j Irving Maple Grove •• till Wd 5 Ihmirtevllle Thorns pple Johnstown 7 Yankee Oraugcvllle 8 .. -------- « Snrings Foi ward caucus notices to the Hastings Ban”a‘ted, Hastings. Aug. 8Ui. 1BW. J. P. Halm Kmntow. Chairman. C. W. Jomdas. tfecretary. Monopoly. Continued trom pagv nan WHeftto One young Indy benron no Inrplred with the bmntlful undue that she wrote the following verses and dedicated them to Hastings Division, No. . 19. Tho verses were pobllshed In all tbe Washington dallies:— . A Pythian Son>. (trtdlcMKl u> n..Ung» Drvhloa, No.Ik.) We Muutcred through the camp at night To view the knlgiile in clover, To hear the bauds, nod Hee the nights. The beat girl and her lover. From out a lent aoeh sweet strains fell Vpon the cool aud soil night air; We^t*ved our steps to hear tbe tune. Which the noys were playing there. n. Tb* b*®.!0 *®d sweet mocdoltn. With the tuneful soft giuttirs. Mute a m ilodlotM harmony. V> bile above us shown tbe stars. The tamp light flickered ou tbe tent, Aod dimly showed the faces OI those who played, while all around The listeners bad tbelr places. m. From merry makers came a about, From faraway a faint soft hum. A* round the camp In mock parade. Went Jocund Knights with flfr and drum. The atars sboav soft aud tender light Upon the camp so full of glee. While high above the marble abaft Lookeddown tbe merry sight to see. IV. The waves upon Potomac’s breast Came rippling in. In echo saret And broke in music on the strand. As If to make the song complete. Soon, like a dream from which we wake. Luet to sight like slflp at sea. The Knlghta will vanlfen. and again Will all things unchanged be. The monument will tower high Upon Its talr hill of green Iu stalely loveliness ngaln. The camp—a vanished dream. But on the spots ibeir tents have stood We'll see the old camp sights And faintly bear sweet music laii, Abd think, of Pythian Knights. ALICE LEE MOQUE. Triple In Size Since Its Last Visit RINGLING BROTHERS' OuESAR’S TRIUMPHANT ENTRY INTO ROME -- - — - ------ — *• —...tug J- , J —- In ft-* C..^— -i----------------------------------- ---------Fortunes Expended In One Pwnwvtarl Surpassing Pageant. More High-Salaried Performers and More Hovel Features Than Anv T. 00»Bbow». All e.ldMMd rater Uu»lMr»t Wat. .... > W° Thestron£e$t QKEflTEST 5H0WJ L QINMN XI 1U11 1 Han in the World Towering Like a Colossus Above All Others, and Beyond All Compar­ ison, The Largest, Grandest, Best Exhibition on Earth. Lira AMO Fouad. with UM. Support, a Pteuonn oaiuialng X Men Paragon—Ths Wondsr of the Age. Au.,.., A Fbjuicai ROYAL ROMAN HIPPODROME FRENCH MHILT QILET Kg 3-ring circus, elevated stages, mighty millionaire menagerie, acquarium of marine wonders, Mammoth museum of marvels, far-famed horse fair and equine congress, embracing 350 of the • finest blooded horses in the world together with the greatest aggregation -of Europe’s Moat celebrated Qulttattc of Acrobats. Especially imported mr .. Shows. Their First and Only Season in AmSrick RlacUn« Bro*.' EUROPEAN flERI AUSTS, GYMNASTS A6R0BAT8 RIDERS GHflS. W. FISH, and Arenic Specialists of every description ever Exhibited in this or any other country. Miss JOSIE ASHTON. MIKE ROONEY Equestrienne Queen of the Anna. mp’R'W ANTJ ®mF*1rOT> °’ltswinging h*r'ringfrom trapeze-. Trr.vltig Doublr s UlliXVJxL/xlN IM RROS O., eraaults while bar to bar a: dlxzy heigh?, Glorious REVIVAL OT 1116 GIRGUS MAXIMUS ’ AKIMOTO’S TROUPE OF JAPANESE Terriffic Gladitorial Combats, Absorbing Trials of Strength and En­ durance. Grand Gala Day Sports and Spectacles. We hear very much these days of the great danger to our goverotaent and of its 2 AND 4-HORSE CHARIOT RACES, final overthrow by the subversion of tbe Roman standing races, jockey races, with lady and gentlemen riders; rights and liberties of the common people novel elephant and camel races; child-delighting pony races with and especially of the working classes, by monkey riders, laughable donkey races with clown drivers; Anyone desiring to buy a first class as­ monopolies. The air In many places sortment of “810 gold medals” can do well and other exciting racing contests. seems to be surcharged with it. There by corresponding with Hastings Division. are many Journals of populist and anar­ Had the medals been awarded as agreed chist tendences that are filled with the and extensively advertised, they would have been prized higher than the cash destruction of the national life, brought given. Some of tbe members have already about by tbe combination of capital. commenced to be stoop shouldered after These articles abound with their pet wearing the medals-wfew days. phrases, of gold bujs, capitalistic money The ParkersUneg boys were a gentle•talks, plutocrats, grinding monopolies, manly lot of fellows and were blgtily etc., to which they return as naturally as elated over their success. The almond-eyed Chinese have an eye a sled rufis down a toboggan slide. They . seem to have committed these pet names to buskiesa. They have opened a corresjxindpnce with Hastings Division, seek­ to memory and use them automatically, ing to buy those “810 gold medals” for where a littlq tboujiit ana common sense breaht-plates to be used in their waf. against would serve the put poses of truth much Japan. They are certainly heavy enough to lie bullet proof, and white metal, is better. being extensively used too. •While we do heartily oppose any com­ bination that is deslrucli»e of lira rights A sure relief for hay fever at Fred •nd liberties of tbe people, we do believe that a combination of capital is a necessity. Heath’s the druggists’. Its beneficial effects to every th'oking man must be apparent, without it we must lag Additional Local News behind in tbe nee, for a higher and better civilization. ihe car of human Improve­ ment must come to a dead standstill on Wednesday, tbe 12th will be a day of tbe track without It and we think tbe sport in this city. In tbe afternoon there eases where capital has combined to tbe will be a 100 yard foot race between detriment of the peoples Interest are in­ Frank Baker of this city, and McLeod, of A great Stock of deed very' rare, so rare as to be tlie excep­ Grand Rapids, for-650 a side. There will this wonderful subject. Whatever vour views »eon Hrpnothm. you will And this book of tion and not* the rule. be one and three mile bicycle races open ■waf value. Pnhftshr<l Pnbnsited price, fln cents. Rent ..... ..... rriuifc There is one monopoly, however, about to all amateurs and a game of ball between cents for subscription to Homes and Hearths which these custodians of tbe peoples Hastings and the Ozarks, of Grand Rap­ the elegant twmvehnld nvwrfhlv Add.rw. Address Homehand hearths publishingco., rights, these keepers of the seal of national ids. t purity never praie. Did you ever bear or | Elmer Farley, of Woodland took a dose SECOND HAND BOOKS, TAB' read of one who ever opened his mouth to of rat poison on Sunday. He died from EETS, (bargains in ’e say one single word against the destruction the effects on Monday. DRAWING BOOKS He had been of property and the loss of life caused by working hard all summer and saving bls SPELLING BLANKS the monopoly of labor? Strange that these AND SLATES. money to pay off a cbattle mortgage on men, whose mouths are most always open, bis horse and buggy. He had succeeded should become so Impressively silent over in saving the required amount but came to tbe wreck and ruin caused by this labor Hastings to the circus and while here monopoly. Is there a stronger monopoly someone went through his pockets and and can there be a stronger, than these found his money. He felt down hearted several millions of men, as claimed, duly and brooded over his loss and finally end­ organized and bound by their oaths to ed his life as above stated. obey the dictates of their cha8en leaders Possibly some ot our citizens may re­ AT THE SIGN OF. for the sole fend, only purpose of control lug member a crippled young man who visited eotlrely and completely the labor interests Dr. Vivian in this city winter, by the of this country. name of Ed Rice. Of late his home has Is it the privilege of you aud 1, outside been at Manton. Saturday evening at A SCHOOL . oh these organizations, outside of this Reed City he shot the young lady with FOR monopoly, to labor for such compensation whom be bad been keeping company and as our employer will give and we are will* then shot himself. His remains were ing to receive? No, that liberty is denied brought to Middleville for burial. At last us by this mob of monopoly bowlers, and accounts the young lady was alive though we must do so if at all, at tbe peril of uur no hopes are entertained of her recovery. Hastings, Mich. lives and destruction uf our property, at Jealousy was the cause. •uch loss of human life, at such mockery Application. Wm. B. Sweezey and Mrs. Ellen M. of our Individual liberty, as characterized this labor monopoly, we wonder at tbe al­ Bentley were married Tuesday evening at We are agents for the books used ienee of these loud mouthed antl-monopo- Mrs. Bentley’s home 220 S. Jefferson Street. by the Teachers’ Reading Circle. lists. Stand up gentlemen and be counted, The wedding was a very quiet one, only let us see whether your pratings are sin­ relatives and a few friends being present cere and honest, or whether you have a After the ceremony which was performed motive that you are ashamed to own ly­ by Rev. A. D. Grigsby, was over, light re­ freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. ing behind four remarkable silence. Sweezey are both well known in this eity Reader. where they have many friends and are highly esteemed by all. They will be at Hasting* Division can now mt on Its home after Sept. nth. at the residence of honors. Its record has never been equaled. Mrs. O. N. Boltwood’s, 512 Market Street, Its achievements bar* made Hastings, WTlero they’till Brake their home. known everywhere. In their success tbe Tbe weddtag Of Btes Lillian Suther­ Pythlans of Michigan rejoice with Huland to Frank i*. GouJd occurred last week At tbe realdanre of the bride’s father, Frank Suthetfaad, fan Irving, Rev. A. D. Hon. P. T. Colgrove Is destlned di to be We will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on Grigsby, perform I ng .the ceremony. Tbe at the bead of tbe Pythian order which bride was attired ia a handsome gown of bow numbers over 500,000 500,OCX men. Who ecru allk, and carried white roses. Miss said Hastings wasn't a i K. L P. P, eity? Minnie Deltrlch, of Middleville acted as bridesmaid and Will Grigsby of this city, Tbe latest return* from Vermont indl1 as groomsman. About fifty relatives and eate that the republicans have carried the friends were present Mr. and Mrs. state by H, too. Gould took the afternoon train on the C. K. A 8. for Kalamazoo, and were shower­ Old Fteuecn. ed with rice by the young people present The entire stock of Carpets, Bedroom Suits, Parlor Suits, The meeUns o4 the OH Pionerr’s ot to see them off. They left for Union City Baby Carriages, Rockers, Chairs, Mirrors Book Cases, Center Barry Ctiunly will be held at the Court Houae la the City nf Hastings, Sept. 15th, yesterday morning, where Mr. Geu’d Tables, Writing Desks, Window Curtains, Beds, Springs, it per tbe call of tbe PreeklenL resides and where they will wake their Mattress, Folding Tables, Lace Curtains, Pictures, Frames Tbe eoamltle appointed at the teat future home. meeting to arrange tor ringing, ebd tuber j and Mouldings, and all store Fixtures. Fair,»< Ml • Respectfully, PRINCE CHALDEAN- HYPNOTISM EQUIlTBRrslT Prtncelj Eotert*l»era lo Ure Imperl.1 C<mrt or the Mlkwla-Now wen tor the em UK, „ the western Contlurnt. Largest Living Giraffe j Monster Hippopotamus The tallert beast that breathes. Stands full 18 | Blood-SwaaUng Behemoth ot the NUe Weighs feet lu hel<hth. pBThe only one In America. | four tons. Thd mlxhtirrt Amphibian on F.artti Most Oomplete Zoological collection in the World. Prince Chaldean, Magnificent Long-Mained Percheron Stallion; Mam­ moth Bi-Horned Gnu; too Dens of Rare, Wild Beasts; Schools of Educated Goata and Ponies: Mirth-Making Porcine Circus; High­ Bred Horses in Astounding Drills; Double Herds of Ponderous, Per­ forming, Dancing and Clown Elephants. FREE DAILY PAGEANT OF OUTTERINa SPLENDOR. Tho rnxtesolon Imtm tho Show Orouad. promptly M10 o'clock on the ta-ra'mtto, „hL blUon. It 10 over . mtlo tn lonxth. Ton ot tho HacnlfloenUy Carved ud Docoroua' ’oenirf lVrmrmlncWU.lAmral.nre exhibited free nndopenuponh:,, ere,. T.n Klad.M Mime' mclmUnc Ro«»W. Silver Chime, nnd . Munmoth Golden Mora C^Uopo, nuke th. .I-JSS wlthme’.ody. No postponement on .ceomtl OI weather. Th,Prncee.lon morce. R.lnorstSJ WILL POSITIVELY EXHIBIT AT astings. H WEDNESDAY, SEPT TWO COMPLETE PERFORrtANCES DAILY. Afternoon at 2, Night at 8. Doom Open Ono Hour Earlier. One £5t5*Cent Ticket Admits to Combined Shows Children under la years, Half Price. Special Hxctxradon XI. Ettes on .ZkJLl EL rail XLoracLa ...... — Money Counts, SllDDllBS. We Are Willing to Sell Cheap. The ELEPHANT Practical Business W. J. & L. L. Hoiiowau *>» Training - AW"“U0’‘ bSe8C*“^s-V7«. ACTION SALE. SATURDAY Commencing at 2 p, m. and 7 p. m Geo. E. Rowe Hiram Rogers’ old stand. Ask you to call and inspect GLASSWARE TABLE our CROCKERY TABLE, have attractions for you if want to buy. our and We you Nice new patterns in 4 piece sets, in Wat<^ Sets and Tumblers. Electric, Water White oil. 150 test, 8c. No. 2 Lamp Chimney. 5c. No. 2 Lamp Burner, 10c. No. 1 Lamp Burner. 7c. No 0 Lamp Burner. 5c. Lantern Globe. 7c. 1 doz. good clothes Pins 1c. 2 packages tooth picks, 5c. 12 sheets legal cap writing paper, §c. Business, We ere handling lots 12 sheets writing paper, 5c. of both at prices that will sell 25 good envelopes, 5c. them readily. See us when you Writing and pencil' tablets can. You can can cheap. cheap. 1 bottle RanfordsMucilege5c. bottle Thomas Ink. 5c. Hams& Van Arman 1Celluloid^Collars, 15c. 2 for 25. Ginghams, fast colors. 7c. 1 doz. gentlemen.s sninmer socks, 25c, 1 Bolt Mosquito netting, 40c. Boss Fly Trap, 25c Apple parer, slicer and corer, 60c. 1 paper pins, 280fpins. 1c. 2 double sheets fly paper, 5c. 1 doz. 2 qt. Mason cans, 70c. 1 dox. 1 qt. Mason cans. 60c. 1 doz pint Mason cans. 50c. 1 doz. can rubbers, 5c. ■ i doz. can tops, 20c. House & whisk brooms cheap, Kitchen tinware. Hardware, Woodenware, Glassware, White Earthenware, Neck­ Tlie SHERWIN WILLIAMS 60. wear, Underwear, Sewing Machines, needles, oils, and repairs. Millinery goods. Notions, and Novelties of all Covers Most—Looks Best­ kinds, way down .to hard Lasts Longer than any times, oSsh prices. Comp ta and see Yrs and trade with us Other Paint. and you will have money left to COUNT. AGENCY, We are still in the Frull AND fruit can Geo. W. Soule & Sod, Dealers in Bazaar Goods- �H asti ng Banner. —Thursday’ Sept- 6. l894” ■' v- ----- W R. COOK. Izocsl Editor. Tue-uay, Sept. 4 is the FIRST DAY : OF SCHOOL fha! dav and every day you I an '.in'! » ful1 Hue of PER8ONALMENT1ON. IMVW U wife and children. Mr was about .lxtj-6,e IM„ old Musi,., r ' < G. H. Brooks I, swung at Martin. •exton ot the North ermelery at Blekon- In th0r^t7“"‘'r’ Comrrs for many years. ’ 8md*’ With every pair u[ ,hoe, th,t Woo| Brobson sell they give a ticket wbleb rt| entitle the bolder to a pair of half at these prices, men 3Se. ladle. Me bor, aud Misses 2.-.C and children 30c. it pay to deal with them financially. b,.F^XlUhGMrromK’*h— *j ■ Tbe High school opened Tuesday morn­ tag with tbe largest Orst-dsy enrollment In Its history, there being lei enrolled In lire high school proper, this u szxiost no last year. There were 50 non-resident pupils In tbe high school alone. Some­ thing must be done in the matter ot soxtIng as many have now to sit three |u t ■eat. , J*-,®’ Eleh*n1’ ,nd •pent Sunday In Middleville. ch'^“•- Richard, W' W T,y10' "“trued from his summer’s vacation last week. Miss Anna Lathrop, of Wisconsin, Is a F'est at Dr. E. IL Lathrop’., Louis J. Goodyear left for Petoskey this week for Ihe hay few .eaeon. Banner and New York Weekly Tribune for on y $i.oo per year in advance. Subscribe now COOK BROS O5!id SECOND HAND Mr- H- 8. Merretnan, a nephew of R. P. Brown ot Hastings, sud John Cbsrlwood late ot Chicago, have opened a Prof. Sterling, Is visiting here. bakery and lunch room two doors west ot Miss Berths Bentley returned to her Grant’s clothing store, where they will be school at Grease f.le Saturday. pleased to welt on all their old friends and Miss Mabie Spaulding returned from an hope to gain many new ones. Come and extended visit at Saginaw last week. see us and we will try and please you. Mrs. W. B. Sqnlera and daughter, GerJons Charlwoob. traude, relumed tu Big Rapids Friday. II. P. Buows. Fred Hotchkiss, who has been traveling Look out for rag weed. It is this nox­ in New Turk State, la home ou a visit. ious plant that causes hay fever, and It Merrill Foote left yesterday for a two yon have any about your premise, see week’s business trip tu SI. Joseph county. that It Is dug up and destroyed - before It Miss Edna Reed. ot. ElPasa, Tessa. Is bloesoma Women will bang out a wash­ THE DRUGGIST’S. ing In tbe yard where rag weed Is In blos­ visiting her father, George Reed, and fam­ som sod In less than twenty-four hours ily. Qiu1 Ccijrt of City Bank. will commence to cough and sneero and Wm. Hitchcock. Jr., writes home he has wonder where they look cold. And thuy secured a position In a hotel at Joliet, will not recover from this affection until Illinois. .. .teucus will be held at Cloverdale frost cornea. Miss Amelia and William Goodyear and . - iii.nth. M 2 o’clock p. m.. lor •••.••cling delegates u the county Of jwiw:.,; Several from this city attended the Miss Eva Ryan returned from Coldwater t.> 11- held In Hastings. Sept. 13th, last week. By order of Com. Nashville races last week. A number of * ika A. Osgood. chairman. horses from here were entered. In Ihe Miss Lucy Joslin left for Millett. Eaton ’ Irving Republican Cancn*. 8.13 class trot, Monte W. won first prise, County. Saturday morning where ahe will ■ rntstY-' c.3 a; Irving will meet at the being crowded in every heat by Leo D. of teach the coming year. ■ -g»Vn i o'--•• • 1 ruuy. Sept, 7th at two o’clock n in w•it’>gares to Mie county conven- this city, who won second money. Man­ Mrs. M. M. Mallory and daughter, nJa io !-• Me’.i «’ Uartlmcs Sept. l?th. IBM. Xho ?o traaMu-t any other business which may gle May, Geo. Walters' horse got third Floy, of Grand Rapids, visited Mrs. Mat«>.;:• Vjforv the people. ' place tn the race. The races are reported tie Spaulding last week, J. J. HKNOKRSUOrr. aa being good snd attended by goo-1 alzed ' Chairman of Township Com. tXnos. Kelly and Harvey W. Williams, croarda every day. A balloon aroerulon of Barry, left for Petoskey, Tuesday M ( Mum* Notice. The --..nx of Woodland. wlB meet In was one of tbe art ractlcsis. morning for a two weeks stay. • euu^sdsy. Sept, i-’th. at S’o’clock p. in ”All are ■ -ittd io attend. Should you spill Ink upon tIre carpet or Mrs. Geo. C. Nichols returned lo her ■ s. s ScriAxtz.Ch’m. ou a woolen tablecloth. Immediately. home at St. Louis,KWHIM Mich., last week, after sprinkle oyer it atblck layer of common i visiting her father, A. J. Newton. uw of Carlton ■ will meet tn ran When this hs. abrarlred .11 the InkJ/fc^ Ml |p d, bter sent. nth. al 2 p. m. at the ill be present. I that it can. carefulfy scrape It off and ■!>- |en for DeesVur Saturday after ■ abort By Order Coxar. ply some more. Keep doing thia uulll the > bif wjiu lM, dty ,nJ „ ink Is taken up. If your carpet has an . Ink spot upon it that you don’t know h©w Fill Hall left for Prairie Depot. Ohio, • CIRCULATION • to attack at the time of the accident, 1 ‘ week where be has secured a position This week, 82 quires. moisten it with water. Be careful io uot' with the Standard Oil C j. Mrs. H ill will j use enough water to make the ink spread, jo.e-i for advertisements TI1W1 app|r [he ,„u Your success will Join him there this week. s ofhee Taeedays at latest to । . , , , , mu' Miss Mary McElwain leaves for Grand In rhe Issue of the week ,,ot '» »P°‘ •>" Rapids this week where she will trim pre­ dim and perlfaps will uot be noticeable. paratory lo accepting a position at Olivet An enterprising Charlotte men hant of­ as trimmer. She will study voice culture a Erb’s for your coffees fers at the Eaton County fair a 85 dress while there. pattern or cloak to the lady wearing the Fred S. Prentice and wife were called Uaw <>rder nt Lunn’s for a new most stylishly made dre« from materials suit of clothes. bought at his store, also a‘ prize to the to Battle Creek Tuesday morning to at­ HereaiD : Ui Banner and Detroit Tri- lady wilting the best advertisement for the tend Mr. Prentice’s mother’s funeral, who died Sunday, Sept. 2nd, at one O'clock, papers on thfi merits of his cloak stock.) aged nearly elghty-five years. A >'ir<k re-let for hay fever at Fred L. Another man is golpg to give a prize to the person who can Imitate the language of Henth’-F/tbi’ druggists’^ the greatest number of living things. U Republican county convention the i9th. t Everything new In photography can be would be a gcr.xl advertisement for tbe - found at inc Christmas |rtudi0. Banker and Detroit Tribune now for Hastings merchants tn offer some uiriqu e Take rnui pn-luee to Phillips & Erb’s prizes like the above at "001 fair. Many 81.25. and get i’:^ highest market prices. A sure relief for bay fever at Fred L. original prizes could be thought out and Heath’S, the druggists’. . For 2r?t class photographs that never offered If onoe tiled. fade, .-u' un Christmas, the*1, reliable phoCall at the Christinas studio and get a Some ot the farmers In this section think they have struck a solution of the setting of tin types. 4 for 50 cts. ■ . T> Bar , ns* lull team go to Bellevue problem of what to do with their sbruukSchool began Tuesday with a large num­ tomorrow to play a retain game with the en wheat this year. Last Saturday Eight ber in attendance for the first day. boyihere. George E. Kenyon, who formerly reaided When you want anything In the Une of ’ Miss Ada Michael resisted at the City in this township, arrived here from Ne­ fine canned goods go to Phillips &■ Erb’s. Bank during the Knights absence at braska with a carload of 847 Poland-China All kinds of fruit Is very cheap this hogs, which were all purchased by our < Washington. . season, and people can almost live upon No more subscriptions for the Banner fnrmera by Wednesday noon. They pur­ It. It makes a good, healthy diet. too. and Detroit Tribune taken for 81.00. The pose to convert their poor wheat into pork, which will sorely thereby net them Word Is received from lensing that price is now $1. ;5. mach more per bushel than present prices. Oliver McQueen died In that city from an Mrs, Viola S. Turo. of this eby, -spellHogs are dirt cheap in Nebraska, as the overdose of morphine. We were unable «1 down ’ at th-’’isUtute spalliM sehiel farmers have nothing to feed them on. to learn particulars. held it tbe school house last week. We understand Mr. Kenyon will ahlp an­ The September number of tbe North If you want a nice suR Of clothes i ade other carload or two to this point—Grand American Review contains the third and . to order uro to Forties, the tailor over J. S. ; Ledge Independent last part of Mark Twain’s brilliant article • Goodyear store. Prices reasonable. The menagerie of Rlnglings Bros’ Show •Tn defence of Harriet Shelly" the pre­ We .will receive this week a full line of embraces the only giraffe In America, the vious Installments of which attracted so new dfy goods. You. bad better get prices largest and heaviest hlppotamus ever cap­ much attention. at t he Racket. Phin Smith. tured. two herds of performing elephants, ^Hra. Hannah M. Barlow entertained at Com. Enoch Ahdrua visited the high and more other strange and curious wild five o’clock lea in honor of Boyce Barlow, school at ?,3 commencement Tuesday beasts than any other exhibition In the Thursday afternoon. Covers were laid mornhig and made an inspiring talk to the world: a horse fair comprising 850 of the for fifteen. The table was beautifully pupils. ' t ! finest blooded stock that money coaid pro­ decorated with sweet peas and an elabo­ The attention of our agents and-sab- cure, headed by Prince Chaldean, a long rate menu served. The time was pleas­ scribers is called to the change in price of maned Persbertm atallfon weighing over antly passed with conundrums and in the Detroit Tribune and Banner, from 1 800 pounds, a mammoth aqatrium and sociafl conversation. SCHOOL BOOKS FRE.D L. HEATH, A Square Deal we musee of marvels; schools of reason-en­ dowed ponies In surprising drills and maLinn, (he tailor, is agent for the Otto nmuvera; thrilling two and four boree Broj. Laundry at Grand Rapids, one of the and best! in the state. Wort sent every Wed­ ehariot races, gladiatorial contests ■” exciting Roman gal® day aporw; a gornesday ami returned Saturday. the geoua spectacular entry rivaling We are now receiving our new fall line splendor of the Cmaarian parents tff blaof millinery and will have all new goods ton’; best all-round circus pera- Jt)u know we closed oat last Call at tbe forwanee eve’' given under canvas. Jacket, neat to W. H. Goodyear, druggist. In a recent letter from Mr. Rowe, who A valuable article on “The Significance la at the bead of tbe book dept of the oi Modern Poverty” from tbe pen of W. Funk A Waanall’s Co., be says:™ H. Mallock appears lu tbe September Standard Dictionary to In aae In all th Number of ibe North American Review. it.p.rt-e.u si W.shlnKon, tbe Tre«Lwr—A small, brown spaniel dog, Sat- nrr DepL havtnff "ken 25 eoplre •'«* unhy. Answers to the name of Rover, otter Depra. . “““MJ'l.’J' lnd collar around his neck with tag nODS- pirently. tte work bra superoeedod every ttiw else 1. tte Smlttsonlan lMllt«l^. bwwl 13. Finder will please return to J- H. Deunis, of this city. • u tte list ot orders there l» very Isrge. Hoad Commissioner* can find 3 Inch Even tbe Dominion ffovenunent ot Cansds ” Brito Plank at our yard in Hastln®. have taken lo the Standard ot tbe IinperlaL tor nse In all Mr Other people can find anything they want Department.. Previous to ttl. the Im In the line of lumber and shingles. . Bexti.ET. ToMLISaON AND RlBEH. , ' . pedal was In one.” Thus the • Tonary 1. adopted by tte two >4dl« ; Report, lo the state board ot b“Uh .bow that diarrhoea. rheumathm. neo rat­ al,. cholera morbus and dysentery, In or­ der named, caused moat sickness In Mlchb ran during the week ending August 18. Consumption was reported at 223 P««* typhoid teser 4S, scarlet fever 35, diph­ theria SO, measles «, and smallpox i planes. ■nte "funny mta” “ “>« clre"’ l“‘ week asked the rehundrmn. What Is the difference between the G. A. IL man of and tbe one dr 'toaMV Ans.—In 84 they marched through Georgia: tteday Georgia U marching through them. Perhaps F wosl see rtns ?Mot tight away, hot any XdTrmy man who ha. bad hl. pension cut off by Hoke Smith, of Georgia, ean see ''d'c^R. Johnson, a g"<>““ »' U,e ^taU^n-eutofthe Mlehl^n Uojreralty at Ann Arbor, win open .JentM Saturday In Ute rooms orer the ria •“S An artificial stone side walk is being ernments <X North America and tt • I« Wd in front of Mra. Minnie Grable’s and V.r.ldes ot tte World even before tw • H. Denttiii’ property on Green Street. whole work la In blndlnf. The 8U»Mrd Hewlllbeglad to « you and will With one e xception the entire length of wnck at reasonable prices. •'•tewalk on Green Street to Broadway Is Is leveling all competition as trat n.,ebe.lt,.»dltb» W*™9 *' concrete or stone. - ARE walking advertisement for house. Everyone who buys once comes again, and invites his friends to come too. We are selling our goods as low as they can be sold anywhere. TO our Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what I we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ ment clear through. HERE Every sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really a DUAL NEWS. 31M to §1.85 for the two. Is what we give to every customer. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have knocked prices down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY reliable. We are not here for a day, nor for a month. W. H. SPENCE. E take pleasure in announcing to our friends and the public generally that on and after SEPTEMBER 10th we propose to conduct our bus­ iness, both buying and selling, on the cash plan. A long experience in the clothing business has convinced us that the system of selling goods on credit to be paid for when convenient is a most vicious one. The increased expense of doing a credit business, on account of book­ keeping and collecting, the amount of inevitable losses every year because of bad debts, which will occur, notwithstanding the most careful discrimination; the loss of interest from having a large amount of capital “tied up” in book accounts all render necessary a large margin of profit which has to be consid­ ered as business expenses and paid for by the cash buyers. Besides this, the bad feeling constantly occurring because credit is given to one customer and refused to another, and the disagreeable necessity of being obliged to dnn customers for past due accounts, confirms ns in our determination in the future W to sell only for cash. R. K. GRANT �—----------------------------------------------------------’stonish me so. Why, sir. I’ve heard him up till not two month before he hesvr for their good? Weil, 111 J*tet taken sick, of trekwent a-gedn’ on np and tell yon. When I weren’t no about Harnah. what a fine, industrious morc’n a boy, I found out, like the rest wife she were to Cullen, and turnin' READY TO START FOR DETROIT. o’ the Flints, that the teste of m*out so fur better than he ben n-cx- cned dram woe powerful sweet, not pectin’ from what some people had only lo mv mouth, but in my throat, told him about her.’’ , an* in my rery jaw. all the way dawn; “Did he say what this waa, and from and bo when I got a man and koowod whom he got it?" I could git it whensoever I wanted It, “Veil, I can’t ric’llcl egzact: but I made up my intnd I'd never take it somehow it were that he have heard SEPTEMBER lOTO 21ST when I see I ™nted It too Imd. Of Hamah were a kind o’ frolicky, frisky, course, 'ithont tbe colic or some 'nother • * THE HOME OF that didn't keer much fur—-well, the case o' sickness. Well, sir, the rule upshot were, she weren’t too good, and have worked wonderful. It’s a hard were danger of her fetch in’ down the family, after Wiley have lift it up, and one at the offstart, but if a man'll jest We Invite every one to see the Greatest Press Room In so on, which I told him I could of told determ' to keep a stiff upper Up ho can feller her. That's what I done stralghtMichigan, a sight equal to the Fair itself; a great modern 19th him all the time that -H Brush were a century exhibition. perfect jeweld of a girl myself, if her forrards. Many time somethin’ hap­ pen and my jaws gits to a waterin' and parents was in mod'rate cireums’es. DON’T FROGET THF EVENING NEWS OFFICE. As for where’d he got his idees he had a solid achin’for a dram, then I clamp at the offstart, why, PH have to—well, ’em together tight, and I says to 'em1 . . 65 Shelby Street. . . the people in the settlement says, and » Guaranteed Cure. 1 my old ’oma? among ’em, they all says We authorize our advertized druggist to he never got 'em from nobody but Wile sell Dr. King’s New Discovery ft»r con­ Amerson hisself." sumption. coughs and colds, upon this never had no business with him. ex­ “No doubt about that, Mr. Flint condition. If n»u are afflicted with a ceptin’ to get him to draw up a will for Mr. Amerson did not tell you what was cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest me, and I paid him for that, like I in his will?" trouble, and will nae this remedy as direct­ allays do for everything as I go up. “No, bless your soul, no; nor I never ed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no Did he say what it was about?" benefit, you way return the bottle and ast him." . “No, sir; but I got the idee somehow “Did he ever say in your hearing that have your money refunded. We could RlfflAi©/WV\J°H«5ToNIt might be about the Amerson will. he had destroyed it or that he meant not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King’s !>’ew Discovery could be relied He nevri’ let on In them words, but to do so?" somehow I gethered that idee." “No, not as I 'member. He were not on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles [TO BE OONTTNVCT.J “Pearce Amerson’s will! Why, my a man .to talk about what he’d ben free at W. H. Goodyearis drug store. Lord, I got nothin' to do 'long of a-doin* and were a-meanin’ to do, and Large size 50e and SLOP. “I do now,” Dabney answered, smil­ Pearce Amerson’s will, exceptin’ I Care for Beedache. I never ast him, it not bein’ any o’ my ing. were one o' the fitnesses, and I ben . business." As a remedy for all forms of headache “No harm done; no harm done. You sorry for that ever sence I heard how , “I was not in court when the will Electric Bitters has proved to be tbe very let the case go by. Monday. I don’t ag’in’ Cullen it went,- that were my was proved. You were, I heard, and best. It effects a permanent cure and tbe believe I’d gojn the courthouse at all. favorite ’mong his two boys, and I testified to tbe old gentleman’s entire roust dreaded habitual sick 'headaches That will put them to thinking that told Wile so. But that's every’ blessed yield tn Its Influence. We urge all who soundness of mtn4." * we feel content to bido our time to thing I had to do ^th it!" “Oh, yes; I were the only witness are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give “It mayn’t be that, Uncle Lishy. As there. Billy Lilly ho was dead, you this remedy a fair trial. In cases of hab­ for that will, it’s a shame it were ever know, and that rattlin' Owen Car­ itual constipation Electric Bitters cures by macle, and it’ll bo a pitv if it ain’t ruthers he were tho t’other, and he giving tlie needed tone to the bowels, and broke.” were laid up with one o' his rheumatic few* cases long resist the use of this medi­ “Come, now, Ousxus, come, now; I spells, that come on him sometimes by cine. Try It once. Large boltles only can’t toiler yon fur as that A man’e.j| his takin’ no keer o’ hisself. Pearce fifty cents at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug will’s his will. The law say that, and t Amerson’s mind were as sound as it Store. it won't let her be broke onlest they is 'J ever were, certain and sure, and it kept mighty plain good reason for it. The ! so long os I see him to talk with him, Tbe best salve in tlie world for cuts, law. they tell me, is very p'lnted in if I’m any jedge." braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sech a case, which and it ought to be-” 1I “Yet he told Cullen, several times, a sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, “That may be so; but s'pose the old month before he died, and in the pres­ corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ man thought he done destroyed it ence of Callen’s wife, that he liad no tively cure piles or no pay required. It after making it, and s'pose he were will, and that Wiley had persuaded Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction hendered from destroying it by some­ him against it, saying as they were or money refunded. Price *25 cents per body unbeknownst; which to my opin­ only two, both of age. they could di­ box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist ion that's so?" vide the estate between themselves.” “Ah, Gustus, but such as that “Is that so?” he asked, in much sol­ Flint has a colored ball team. have to be prove pine-blank. It’s a emnity. A Stanton firm has used one sign for troublesome case all r|und. Poor Cul­ fifty years. len! but it ain’t a-hurCin’ of -him now. | “Well, then, ther's obleeged to be Yet there’s his widderond orphin child i'semethin' rotten somc'res. Pearce that it seem ruther hard on them. I j Amerson were a truth-tollin’ man.albe, DABNEY CALLED CFOS HIM OXE TIGHT, been a-hopin’ they’d compermise it. I like me, he were not a per^essor o’ reWlx-n Esbv v.-as tick, wc ptw a-r C*xt-r!a. strike for higher' things. People will which as for breakin' a will dry so, be­ • ligion. If he said them words, he be­ cause it don’t read accordin’ to what ; lieved ’em.’’ When ohe was a Child, sl« cried f<«r Cxxorlx talk about the infernal case, and you “The difficulty, Mr. Flint, is in cstabmust keep your ears open. There isn’t people think they’d do if it was them 1 and theirn, I can ’ t but be ag ’ in ’ sech I lishipg this. Cullen is dead, and could When she bad Children, die gave them Carloria. a shadow of doubt in my mind that there’s fraud somewhere, and if there as that. 1 got a will myself which ' not testify if dive; neither can his ns I ■ told yon, will is. why, you and I have got to find some mayn’t .like when I’m gone, and | wife. The law. ........ . where it’s hid. What’s the use of l>e- jLhe beginnin’ of a example o’ breakin’ stand to a will that is fairly mode, 1 ing lawyers if such a fellow as Wile wills out and out, 'thout up and down the law never lends countenanceJ to Scores of deer are being slaughtered good reason, 1 can ’ t go to that extent Amerson can keep blinding tbe eyes of near St Ignaee. both of uh with his filthy dust? He’s myself. Well, I’ll swallow the balance of my toddy and then go and see what Au Gres l.< suffering from diphtheria. as sly as he’s rascally, but be can’t rub Four nvw cases were reported on Thurs­ out every single one of his tracks. Arthur Dabney want with mo." day. Repairing to the office and assigned His courting the widow so soon, coarse Mr. Wm. Williams, Vicksburg. Mich., dog that he is. shows that it was more a chair he took from his. pocket a bis­ says “I verily believe. Adlrooda. Wheel­ than one bird he was after, and that cuit and said: “ Arthur — I call you Arthur because ers ’ Heart and Nerve Cure, to be the most he’s anxious You work up the case, reliable remedy for heart Irregularities and let me hear from time to time of you was raised right there by me, and you ’ ve never talked or done like you I that has ever been given to the public. your discoveries. Note little things aa Sold by W. H. Goodyear. well as big. Have you ever looked Bt feel like you got above your raisin'—’’ “That’s right, Mr. Flint That’s that will? No? Well. I want to when The tlml»er loss from forest fires in > Huron county will exceed $50,000. I come again. My observations have what I prefer you to call me.” “Jes’ so; be it so, then. I were gain been that about all such villainies in­ The only way to core fever and ague is animate things used in their consum­ to say that Gustus Rachels told me you I either to neutralize the poisons which mation sometimes give signs that, wanted to sec me, and so I’ve come; ’ cause the disease nr to expel them from and if you hain ’ t a objection to it, Fll i minute and slight as they are, if a man the system. Ayer's Ague Cure operates will study them closely, seem to point to eat a biscuit, because I’ve jes now took in both ways. It is a warranted specific lurking-places which it is worth while a toddy at Gustus' ‘Big Injun.’ as they for all forms of malarial disorders, and never fails to cure. Try IU to ferret I knew Pearce Amerson—a call It. and she ain't goin' to do me tho rough man, and in old age made too good benefits I’m a-countin’ on froaa A Lodge of the order of the Red Cross aspiring by Wiley. But he was up­ her ’ithont I put a little somethin’ oh has been organized at Jackson. right—at least he was always so re­ top of her where she went, if you’ll ex­ PI Which Is the worst, imprisonment for garded—and I have no idea that ho cuse me." “Certainly, Mr. Flint; make yourselit I “DID HE SAY WHAT TRIS WAS AND FBOX । life, or a life-long disease, like scrofula, meant to delude in saying he would WHOM HE GOT IT?” for example? The former certainly. entirely at home. I thank you for I . die intestate. He believed that he bad I be preferable were It not that destroyed that will. How its destruc­ coming. I only want to chat with you j fraud of any kind. That it is in thif t canthe always come to a little about old man Amerson’s will! 1 case deep, black and damning there ' wie Z? riv? tion was prevented we’ve got to find - - -—- ------ --poor sufferer piece of business, 1 cannot be a doubt; and the people oi out. If we dothat other things will An unfortunate health, strength, and happiness. 1»O*’ _ ...____ . , .. . * wasn't It? ” that settlement where Mrs. Amerson follow. The law and the public are A large porcupine was killed near Mus­ “ Very onforf ’ nate, and a onexpectwas born and brought up ought to take against disturbing such depositions, kegon Thursday. some pains to help in finding it out." however capricious and unjust; but if oder to roe I don’t ric’lect.” Hall’s Hair Renewer renders the hair “I had heard that you were much After somewhat of further conversa­ we can show that at the time of the surprised and a good* deal distressed tion Mr. Flint left the office. When lustrous and silken, gives It an even color, execution old Amerson’s mind was la­ by it. Indeed, so far as I can hear, ready to start home he repaired again and enables women to put it up In a great boring with unfounded prejudice* variety of styles. everybody in Baldwin county is—ex-, to the “Big Indian." against his son for marrying as he did There are only SOO vacant houses In cept, of course, Wiley Amerson, who “Gustus. you was right about what West Bay City. it will go hard if we can’t at least di­ vide the jury and afterwards drive thinks he has everything in his sling, Arthur Dabney wan’t with me. It’r a mighty ticklish case, takes it Wile to some sort of compromise; and as they say." “His father before him were an am­ all around: ticklisher than I ever if we can put on his tongue the spring of that influence, we’ll bring an action bition kind of man about the gittin’ o' thought. If Wile don’t mind he’ll get of slander ancillary to other proceed­ prop’ty and holdin’ on to iu There’s into hot water before It’s done with. ing. In hunting such a rat as Amer­ where Wiley got it Now his mother If I was him I’d com permIse, and I’d de son, we’ve got to employ every artifice, were dlffer’nt. and Cullen he took arf- it speedy.” “As soon as I heard it, Uncle Lishy, trap, dead-fall, shotgun and babe. Eh, ter her. A fine boy, a oncommon fine boy! It weren’t right; that is, to my I knew rascality was somewhere. As fox Dabney? Eh, my boy?" opinion, which business it ’ s none o ’ Hannah, and I’m not saying it because Witbout waiting for a response he mine; but to me it don’t appear right; she’s my kin, but It’s a perfect shame Populist, ot the eighth district at Serf eon tinned: but there it is, you see, Arthur. Now, how her character was handled by naw nominated P. R. Crosby ot Veroefor “Well, that'll do for to-night. I feel like there are other things on my mind that will you writ for me, one o' my WUe Amerson to begin with; but I did congress. to say, but I’ll wait till they get into sons ain’t a-goin’ to like it when I’m think the old man had got over It. And Mr- A., despondently. “I declare dear shape. l‘m tired. Come by after out o’ the way, but the law, you know, he had. I know ho had. Now I’ll tell is ag'in the—” you what I’m going to do, no busineu my wife is so nervous and irritable that 1 breakfast in the morning and we’ll “That’s all perfectly true, Mr. Flint of mine if it is. I'm going to make it don’t atay to the house a moment longer have another chat before I start Sun­ Regarding your will, other people, ■ my business to find out all I can. Peo­ nJc Lx% “y l“,,ne lro’1 day, I know, but we are now engaged whether John thinks so or not will ple is excited about this cussed con­ UMdlo be.” Mr. A. I, .uffertux from Id getting out of the pit, not an ox nor ■ay it waa right and certainly there cern, and I’m going to inquire among come ruoeik.Mi derBugemeut. I p^tuiM” an ass, but a widow and an orphan. Fe., .he ha. been an luvalcan be ao suspicion regarding it This fall I come across what they know said Mr. B. Heigh-ho! tbe meanness is in thia ease h very different In thia there that’ll be of any use to Hannah and hex (d for yearn" •Exactly. Her ezoerteooe world! Still, I like to live in It old as Ot Tr JLlr'' but ,he *“ rat’d by has been great fraud somewhere, ana Child." I’m getting and with all that I’ve seen it la of utmost importance to find ont Faster than usual. Mr. Flint, as if to Dr. Pierce', Parorlte PreecrlpUcn. Get Uh remedy for Mn. A. and the bappinoB, wanted to aee yofi CL2 r—-< up -«■ with -- — — wuay. Rachels, drank his toddv Uifd* keep Mr. __ i_B_ at the - ] B Jw°irrreMe "o' ’°on.** you might remembe? Wh.n When k. be 1,.^ had finished, ilooking B. waa right for prolapsua, painful per­ with Pearce Ame^sorrowfrdly, and turning it iod., Irreguhrltle.—In short, all **wmWM as If to Wf tt. another drop f*.v Bt*l' lo the female amt—the might-not be within it, ha said: o*rer Culleo i(Farorile PreMrlptlon” I, , Boeertgn .peo "Mirtil, my ten, WK It I weren’t will Indicates. Mr. Tita, al • oW mu, I’d do th* urn. And I Mr. Flint bad spoken in publie of the will La each terms of blame that Axner- up a ennub, m ______ ______ _________ , •Jn’tthat old I ha* to lte«p my month cored. diet complete. Omftns-jM-may-” threw It out. Beantaing hla chair, he ■on began to avoid him. Dabney, After uttering three woeda donblfnllj hearing of thia, asked Rachels to re­ Mid, smiling: 1M continued with deciaton: •Ra I quest him to call at the office when he ■cold about won’t tahe uy more, albr my mind tew got egxlted about anything: exceptin’ what everybody Euit take (level head ale Then, herlng obtained -irerr over Amerson were monst'ous fond o’ Cullen, seem like to me, till the temptation, he nulled with reach he got married to Hamah En- satisfaction and Bald; PACK YOUR GRIP MICHIGAN’S < 4 4 ■ The Great Dally ot MlthlQan. OH ITS OWN BOTTOM > » Children Cry for Pltcher’e Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pltcher’e Castorla. .TTTHEHKfAIRBANK»ANY"«i« Reduced .tom ir r.jri a rum 'Tit Greats cf »U e»r Tb* larMMSt mea cf the world write the Uteretare Even 8te«i eabjeri Is <**•» or by Tbe Fore* «tan It morally conn Into pebllc BttenUoB «n4 Is traded by tbe test aatteritlos, without regard to parties or oreads. H will keep any ttewpMful raster Informed on the tssks'ssd probiaai no other periodical does. hibttory; Indeed all th* great Reviews have been too high In price tor the num of IntetUgeat readers. Bat now tbe number of readers of thoughtful literature but It is not dell. Tbe literature of coatemno- dtlzenehlp impllea that SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. The Foraa to mw u cheep at the majariueB of mere eutertalaniol TUB CHEAECST. THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE GBEAT HEV.EWS. The Forum Publishing Company. Union Square, New York 25c. TbeNewYork Wally Tritane ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $ 1.00, CASH IN rtbV/INCE Address dll orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER �Hasung___Banner. M. J. Marple of Allegin street west wore a small blister on bta band , ,bOrt time ago by whipping a earpM, Blood poisoning ,ct in ,nd f.sr U M1U.nalued Ihst he may 1<m 1,1, hand, small boj. Should cut this out and show it l0 Wflt mothers aext spring when bouse ties,.lug begins.—State Republican. •' lT. it' lay. Sept- 6, ‘894w. R. COOK. '-..Os *» E<>2tur- _ If You Have The new law require, tb,t pl,v|ni cards .hall hereafter be taxed, the mknufaclurcrs buying a sump from thegoverum-.-ut fur each pse,. The Amerlcn Piny, lug Card Jia, at Kalamamo Is one ot the largest concenis In that line In the conn-1 try and II Is estimated that $5,00(1 ,n : stamp, will lw required for th, ,tock „ I present on hand there. Bores. Boils, or jinv other skin disease, AyER ’S SARSAPARILLA the Superior Blootl-Purifier .ind Spring Medicine. Cm, - ‘others, I ! A Good Appetite ? ’ will cure you Wwodluud. Mich . inp t > have an auction •i .-fjiid large experience fLutlon. Terms reason- J. M. SMITH. U’px A SMITH perifilty. Woodland, Mich ji. Loyal E. Khappeu. iMnlson. •EN & DENISON. Michi|af> Trust Co. I’.idx.. Gnstjd Rapid*, Michigan. M. 5. , 'ian and Surgeon. : Mich. . ..UtVded day or night. • Of- '। !and thoettore y, at law. Hastings. Mich. ■arts of the state. Col- Du \ THRIIF. ! t • Physician and . tt. Vru. D.. Iclan and Surgeon, Mich. ock east of depot. H pros H. itARBEk siciaiis and Surgeons. : ruunty responded to with or nicht. AtKiad and Real Estate Office. t Block. Hastings. ■ ••• oh Ib-a* Estate Real Estate -General conrt^anclng. of Abstract Books, com­ i- K '-x'rds. can fnrulsb complete > F. HROOKB. Clerk. M s. anpellle. and' J’a'mH Jaundice, induction, sickTeadShl? S?‘ business cards. r r”"'rl,,c n. r ot he bi™., eoiMfiute. tb. „roL“, gS", ! menu.um, that am be unml torXr S j OBw a m. to 5 p. n>. • HlLii’ if. COLGROVE? " " Att.'.nrj at Law * . ■ - -' ' Smith ft Colgrove.) • . ti >n block. Hasting*./ Fn-.i.: ■ .. :Ue courts of the state. P ■ E. KENAbTON, • Attorney a: Law. Ove.-J.N. (pAodvear ft Co.'sstore.) frKtterjK. Ai;<*.)urtsof the Bute. Collections promptly Attending to. A Homopathlc Phy sb isn and Surgeon, F• R. TIMMERMAN. trr lauhrop’sdrue store.) Last week's letter. L. Parrot received news last week that' hb brother who was a conductor on a rnllnmd train had been killed by the cars We have nut been able to learn the pnrtlculats yet Mr. Parrott and wlfe\vent to Lowell to attend the funeral on Sundry. Elmer Fkher ha-* returned to hh old station as agent at the C. K. A S. depot His many frit n is an- glad to see nimS ba^k. Mr. Ra rick is building n new barn on hffs pr perty l-i our, village. Neany one htuulred Woodland people went to Hastings Maat Thursday to help I the Wuoalaud ball leanj win tbe belt, but we are unable Jo find ant one who knows' how the game terminated or who will even admit he was in Hastings on that day. John Volte’s house Is progressing "rapid-' iy. John Holden was in our village one day . last week. Mr. Houseman out new ball player has j gone to Grand Rapids for a few days. Mr. Houseman proves to be a genuine ball player and will strengthen our ball team tvry much, especially when he goes into the box to pitch. C. S. Palmerton Is on the sick list. Leroy Van Simmons Is filling file ••drvH’s” place In >th'e news office this week. • ’ . It Is reported that there will be work in the D. of R. lodge on the evening of Sept. 5th. It Is hoped that all .Rebekahs will b1* on band. Several of our boys were in Nashville on Monday to see the ball game between Nashville and Bellevue. They reported a good game. Frank Sylvester a prospective candidate for county treasurer was in our village last week looking after his Interests. We are pleased to know that Lucy Gordon has not killed any one yet. Clover seed seems to be a very poor crop in our section this season. Willie Treese spent Sunday with his parents, having escaped from the Indus­ trial School for Boys. Officers came here on Monday and captured him. Willie left home promising his parents that be would see them again in a few days. Willie would not tell how he escaped but the officers think he crawled through the transom. The Woodland ball team have challeng­ ed tbe Hickory Comers team to play ball but no date has been agreed on as yet. Woodland people are anxious tu see tbe belt worn by Phil. Our business men are talking of hiring a night watch till we have rains. We think it would be a good plan for should fire once get a good start during this dry weather our village without any fire pro­ tection, would suffer severely. That Contain Mercury, as meretinr will surely destroy the smell and completely deranzv the whole sys­ tem when entering K through the mucous sur­ faces. Buch articles should never be used ex­ cept on prescriptions from reputable PjV’*' clans, as the damage they will do Is teu fold to • ClKCMLrtTlON ‘ the good «>u can drove them.. Hall • Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney s This week, 82 quires. Co . Toledo. O. coautns no mercury. taken internally, aeuna directly upon the. btood and mucous surfaces of tbe sys em. In buylnc Hereafter, .-hangea for advertisements Hall's CaLarrh Cure be sure to get the nnuine. It is taken internally and Is made in Triedo, u. must rea‘-u thi- office Tuesdays at latest to by F. J. Cheney ft Co. TeeUmonlaU free Held by druggists, price 75c. per bottie. Ids’t-ihsertitin in the is^ue of the week When brought. LOCAL NEWS. Bart.! . 1 I' i’.rans have taken Hood’s ‘ and realized Its benefit 1 .»n 1 strength restored. The Sixth Michigan infantry will hold thtirr-j.uni. u in Battle Creek this year. Milan's i.« .1 house was badly scorcbedWedm. 4 iy night. It will take about St. Jo|,i! - Wln«ejmen‘will hold a meet­ ing Sept<*mlmt 1. Five hundred dollars in pursvj are differed. Fteiifnnru between Green Bay, Wlsconlinuri .st. ignaee, Michigan, have not P»ifl exprti-. - bo far .this ypar. In the past three months five prisoners iuneti>eiqHi<! from the Ottawa county jail, only one of whom has been captured. Perch, biuo gills and bullheads are dy‘n<bjrhuudrv<Mn Mud lake, near VlcksbniR. A disease that docs not sffect piek«»1 tnd b.s>.. hiu attacked them. Tbe sali»on men and grocers are ovetnm with demands for cider barrels. The of this is that the apple crop is w poor that farmers are making elder of tfeirapples.--Battle Creek Moon. The largest -reported wheat yield In ••Wiwesteni Michigan this season is that William Jones, of Young's Prairie, ^•44 Co. From a carefully measured teld of 100 acres he thrashed 8,450 bush- of weighed grain. - LATTER DAY BUNDLES. Much More SatUfuctory Than the Bundle* of 1'ewre Ago. “I don’t know of any one little thing In which there has been a greater change in recent years,” said a New York citizen to a Sun man the other day, “than the manner in which the grocer, the baker and the butcher do up the bundles that we ore to carry home. “It isn’t so very many years ago that the grocer would hand us a loaf o bread done up in half of a small »heet of coarse brown paper, the pajx-r being so small that it left the ends and fre­ quently a atrip of the side of the loaf eX^Few grocers, would think of handing a loaf of bread to a customer in that shape now. The great majority would use paper of a mdeh better quality than was used in the old days; and they would use a sheet of size sufficient to cover the loaf completely and ne ly, making a package tnat Joulfi be quite willing to through the rtreets. U you wanted ‘oja"^ home a pound or two of chops the buteher might first put them “ brown paper aa he used to do, tat most butchers would nowadays p that bundle In a neat paper bag. «lt tho taker's rolls or oak.^ commonly put In a paper £Xnt U of bread is dota >up In paper of good quality ata wHbtat । An exchange says that when ya« talk there being a better state than Mlcb**»enry potato ahyly winks Ito eyes, e’«y cabbage shakes it* bead, every beet Kds red in the face, every onion feels Wrongrr. every oat field is shocked, r,e ,ltl ':es Ms beard, corn sticks up Its and every foot of land kicks. The “Ww* even denounce the statement with •beigh. ^rX^n^tadtadon. up in tho best powibte manner. ^•One reason for thia taprove^nth no doubt, that paper other reason 1. tho mtaere n^ ? for doing thiniP. w£ in to nt mtn m. In its presen th. sightly tandle refinement in to common saa everyday life.” the ^wooden navy' 00 «“ of the TT United Stat3a * Like ., to HhBrla<. S^Mnn MS', n’1 Pnl« lady baker. •Ur Peculiar mid n„b„ Bonumtle Mm. rtae. ,« <h. Arne anre»JllU1O.Ob>i,',“T notlce' th-‘ °f the African explorer and ftt m*‘ ,herc *» not f tovnv- »ays to New York Reoorder, that draws attention to the romww|CU1|i”r' Bn<1 10 B hertaln extent romantic ulreumstances of bls second marriage, certain matters In connecm “rnlttl ,'*hich earned for him tho Al’S HDd d‘?faTOTof his sovereign. At the time when sir Samuel started c’entful journey up the tath h|N ce Wh,Ch Wa" I" "Tn for him Idea ?h" “? h" UUe ho had DO idea that hl* undertaking would turn mit bo ffreat a Buccess, and, being un25 V Qg, restrict himself to the so­ ciety of the dusky beauties of the Sou­ dan. he persuaded one *of the German giri* who formed the band of musithat performed nightly in an Esbekiah cafe chantant at Cairo to ac­ company him on his trip The girl happened, unlike the majority of her companions, to be a woman of singu­ larly strong character, and played a notable and prominent part in the ex­ pedition and in the exploration, con­ tributing frreatly to the success thereof. On Baker’s return northwest the tame of his doings and those of his fair companion preceded him, and n hv reached Cairo he found that all England was ringing with the splendid conduct of the lady, whom the newspapers and the public desig­ nated as his wife. It was too late for Baker to explain that the lady was not entifled to bear his name, so he made the best of the matter and at the same time paid his deep debt of grati­ tude toward her by marrying her very quietly at Cairo. A reference to the rec­ ords there will show that the wedding took place not before his departure for the Soudan, but on his return. On reaching England he was immediatcly summoned to Windsor castle, with his wife, and after he had related to her majesty some of tlie principal events of fils journey she commanded him to kneel, aud. tapping hi#n on the shoulder with a sword, exclaimed: “Arise, Sir SamucE" The queen was also v»ry gracious to his wife, who hail . now become Lady Baker, and it was only several months later that she dis­ covered the true facts of the case. 1 rom that time forth Sir Samuel was not hon<»rcd with any more invitations to Windsor, und Lady Baker was not only never^ermitted to appear at court, but was even subjected to a mild kind of ostracism by society. This she «carcely deserved, for since her mar­ riage she proved herself to be n most estimable end honorable woman, in my opinion, as in that of many others, infi­ nitely superior in every way to hergorrulous and somewhat mendacious hus­ band. _____________ THE TAILER TROUT. Lusty Denizen of Southern Eng­ lish Waters. ™, Hoi Remember there are hundreds of brands of White Lead (so called) on the market that are not White Lead, composed largely of Barytes and other cheap materials. But the number of brands of genuine In several of tbe shallow and slowflowing streams of the aoath of Eng, land—notably the upper waters of the Lea, the Ver, and the Mint ram. all Hertfordshire streams—the "taller" is from raaldno ,h. ’ but "“Jvterre4 well known to the exasperated dryfly is limited. The following brands hv fisherman. “And what on earth is the are standard “Old Dutch” process, rretoeutte^^rit1 p."exertion 1” *tailer'?" the angler not acquainted and just as good as they were when ten Maclain ’ riUs bdgar st“nwith these and other similar waters you or your father were boys: may inquire without shame. The “taller," says the Pull Mall Bud­ “ Anchor," “Morley," get, may be best described as a rather “ Eckitcin," “ Shipman," gross feeder, destitute of the artistic “ Anutrcng A McKelvy,” “ Southern,’* “ Beymer-Baaman,’’ instinct and the culture.which the dry­ “ Davia-Chambera," Collier/ fly fisherman associates with the •• Fahneatock." trout that can only be taken by an exact imitation of natural fly. It is Fox Coloms.—National Lead Co.'s Pure called a “taller" because, when its White Lead Tinting Colors, a one-pound can to head is plunged into the weeds in pur> a 35-pound keg of Lead and mix your own 10*• ™ suit of freshwater shrimp, its tail paints. Saves time and annoyance in matching tbeir nr U r Th<!-' <”en Kot OOt breaks the surface of tlie stream and shades, and insures the best paint that it is weir Hut’™’- “ >o waves In the air. At the commence­ possible to put on wood. Scad us a postal card and gel oar book on Inatetal Tonl'y ‘“wtee ta'the ment of the fishing season the “tail­ ing" trout is usually very. busy, and paints and color-card, free; it will probably save you a good many dollars. very observable in several famous riv­ NATIONAL LEAD CO. ers. At this season of the year the Tbo scale of pay established at the Chicago Branch, larger fish are. as a rule, In indifferent Stale and Fifteenth Streets, Chicago. time of t|,e war ot ISIS allowed our or in absolutely bad condition; they “Pto'S only one hundred dollars a are exceedingly hungry after the ex­ month, With which to maintain the haustion of spawning operations, and honor of lhe Hag abroad, and incident­ are consequently not in the humor to ally support „ family. The lleutenanto waste time on an occasional small got fifty dollars a mouth, and lhe midolive dun, or some other insignificant shipnu n Struggled along on consider­ fly. Water-sjirimp is fat and appe­ ably less] so that it was not to be ex­ tizing, and in many streams exceed­ pected tin:t they could afford the lux­ ingly plentiful. It is not surprising, ury of a imiform everyday in the week. therefore, tha^ it forms the staple dish In the criise in which he cajrturvd the of trout, which the pangs of hunger in Macedon|-m, Capt. Stephen Decatur is the early spring assail almost unceas­ dMcribed as “wearing an old straw hat ingly. In early June the big trout and a plain suit of clothes, which made will eschew water-shrimp for May-fly, him IimtW more like a farmer than a nnd later on in the season, when they naval he to.’’ are in fine condition, will feed with be­ fitting daintiness. If the Handsome young officers of the It is not much use, as a rule, fishing Potoinnelcould not make os noble a dis­ Waterproof collars and cuffs that will up stream with a “dry" over a “tailer.” not wilt, arc not effected by moisture play as they might haw desired in the The fish is so engrossed In its pig-like matter of padding, epaulets and gold and look jusi like linen are all the, operations among the weeds that it la^e, thrL at* all ” events could ' ; deVote ___ treats with contempt a solitary little fashion now. They are made by cov- more tlijjn usual attention to their em­ ering a linen collar or cuff with “cel­ dun endeavoring to tickle its nose. bryo be: rda. ‘ ‘ regulations in force The The best lure for a “tailer" is a big and luloid’’ and are the only waterproof conipellt ■ii them to shave their faces ‘ gaudy alder, fished down stream with ­ goods made with an interlining, con­ smooth ; it least once in so many days, in a few inches of the fish, and worked sequently the only ones that will stand ler how luxuriantly inclined like a salmon fly. At such a lure a [ some of ihenK.might hare been toward wear and give perfect satisfaction. Try “tailer’’ will come sometimes with a whisker**. The officers who were espe-' fierce dash, that brings the heart of them and you will never regret it. Al­ cially pir*>ne to run to hair found tlie ' the angler right into hi* throat The ways neat, and easily cleaned. When regulatibn a .stumbling o b.ock _____to their ____ writer had the pleasure of landing a soiled simply wipe off with a wet cloth pride, and no small amount of tempert fire-pound trout, hooked by a friend or sponge. Every piece of the genu­ was expanded in consequence. But in ‘ in this manner iu a Hertfordshire ine is stamped as follows: w view of Ihe fj^vt that their distinguished stream on an early spring evening. A passenger “liad a pull," which might much heavier trout, “tailing’’ under land thfm in a choice position 'some the bank in an awkward place, was day, thd officers lathered and scraped afterwards assailed, and pricked sev­ away at their chins with nw>re good FEARED HIS WIFE THE MOST. eral times, but in vain. mark w grace than could have been expected. A “tailor” is often difficult to scare, Th* Juror Knew I!U Spouse und Tbere­ । Moreover, 4he hearts of these officers Ask for those so marked and refuse any I and even when actually risen and form Dluobeyrd the Court. waruiedh toward “Martin," liecauM* in imitations, as they cannot possibly On one occasion Judge Andrew Elli­ ' pricked will recommence feeding in a the war] over Peggy O’Neal, "the pret­ please you. If your dealer does not son was trying an important case at ! few minutes, oblivious of danger. Tho ty, wittv. saucy, active tavern keeper’s Macon City, and it was desired to rush position of tbe fish, its head buried in keep them, we will send a sample di­ daughter," which nearly wrecked it through in order to make way for an­ j the weeds and its tail waving like a rect on receipt of price. Collars 25c. President Jackson ...’s cabinet, .. he sided .. other cose coming up next morning, । flag in the air. naturally renders it with P<K1_ ’ ’* R,f>'»y»toSt. Louis Post-Dispateh. The 1 easy to approach and difficult to alarm each. Cuffs 50c. pair. State size and if whether stand-up or turned-down col­ of a naval officer. court instructed the jury and court-of- ' on such occasions. Moreover, a “taller" lar is wanted. The lame bustle and air pf expect ­ flcials to return after supper that seems to riot in its rather nasty meal. ancy wA« ■’ ’’ among. the sailors night, __ is noticeable as — it was intended to hold a The water-shrimp glut takes posses­ THE CELLULOID COMPANY, . sion of tlie big fish as completely as the of They nipht session. «AW AtOV seven all tho I - were busily • on- ' ■ MAftSAW W VAX XXo'clock V X ,-Zte AM •», A HkC -- the Jfotomao, gaged in togging themselves out in ofl}cerSj numerous witnesses and the ; May-fly glut their qest rig, polishing tbeir neat juryT with one exception, were prompt- t What creature the “tailer" takes the moroeeb pumps, and going through the jy on hand. Of course, nothing could . big alder, fished in the manner demost approved aud latest style of nau^one without the absent juryman, 1 scribed, to be is very uncertain. Some tical prinking. Some of the real old — • •. still, — ; few people assert that fish take a fly The minutes ran .into .hours and salts in the frigate, however, who af­ the prodigal didn’t return. At a late I under such conditions not from mofected 1 to despise the “innovation of hour court adjourned without having 1 tires of hunger so much oa of anger uniforms," and whose sigh tor the accomplished anything. Next morning ; mingled with curiosity. But practical good old days when men-o'-wars-men sharp at nine o’clock the twelve jury­ anglers and naturalists laugh at such ha<i tbeir inalienable rights to dress men were in ________ the box.______ His_______ honor | fantastic theories. No doubt the trout “theirpwn exclusive persons in their..panned the crowd and asked for the takes the alder as the salmou takes the own exclusive tastes," were not so par- truant. He was pointed out and the silver doctor—because it looks good to eat. But what particular food it Is ticulavj in washing and pressing out court ordered him to stand up. their teat nankeen uniforms. They. z**Mr.—said the judge, address- mistaken for remains a mystery. were itisfled with greasing their long jng the derelict, “didn’t you under­ braiding it down their । Btand tlie order of the court last night He GOT THE QUARTER. hair, -wid — then —----------------. wax ,in .v backs.iwith just enough the endj requiring the jury to be on hand after A Ride That Peered Quite Expensive for 1GE GRfcflM. to make it curl up like a fish hook. supper?" Theie were the men who had made “Yes, your honor," said the juryman, CONFECTIONS. Dr. Samuel G. Dixon, a well-known the American navy famous. They had explaining, “but you see I live quite a 1 1I1L SOFT DRINKS. token n hand in flogging the Parley- ways out of town and my wife gave me scientist of the Quaker city, told a Philadelphia Record man aii amusing vous in 1798-1801, and had downed the an order prior to the court's order and [ yataglian-armed Turks in the fierce her order was that I shouldn’t stay in . story of a scene witnessed in New AT THEhand io hand encounters off Tripoli, town over night. I considered the | York the other day while riding in a CITY BAKERY. and had exterminated hordes of pi­ matter and concluded it was safer to ■ Fifth avenue stage. “A lady gave the rates along the Spanish main. But risk your honor’s displeasure than j driver a coin," said Mr. Dixon, “and received change for twenty-five cents. thBtr greatest glory’ was in having her'n, because,” he added, earnestly, » She informed the driver that she bad been through the “late war." in which “1 know her!” The court looked solemn a moment, given him fifty cents, but the jehu the pride of the mistress of the ocean M The Niagara Falls Route.’* wouldn’t have it that way, and the as if weighing some mighty problem, was taken down a peg or two. woman had simply to lose twenty-five That the distresses of an Atlantic then a smile started across his face, cento. A moment or two later, how­ Stations. aud the liar, court officers and specta ­ vnyade might be made as endurable as ever, a well-dressed, highly respectable possible tor their pasaenger1 V th a tors broke out in tumultuous laughter. looking male passenger, with a rather mH ’ and his “land-lubberly” retinue, The juryman was forgiven; there were pallid face and a physique by no means a supply of hideons-looking easy- many there who could, perhaps, ap­ athletic looking, tendered the lady a Stations. his-------------------positionchairt, such as never before had dese- preciate . quarter and said he had seen the whole crated the decks of the frigate, EUROPEAN RULERS, I 4.401 111471 l.» transaction, and knew she was being ELaanxoa.... ....... and heathenish-looking trunks, pre------C. K. OSBORN, Local Agent, Hutlags swindled. ‘I’ll get it back,’ said he; nosterous bundles and .tlandish I The old<*t 1* Pope I-eo, »ud the Youn<e»t •you take it.’ After some persuasion O. W. Bvoolm G. P. ft T. A. little ezo packages, were piled around in just the woman was induced to take, the The Almanack de Gotha for 1894 has the traces where an out-and-out good money, and shortly afterward she and seaman would be most likdy to crack buried in its numerous finely-printed all the other passengers except myself Tishins against them. The «te'VBnls. pages some interesting facts as to the and the man who had produced the also began to assume a pompous and ages of European sovereigns. The cash left the ’bus. When we arrived eomiwcending air tot was enl£='y oldest of all is the pope, who is in'his at the end of the line the stranger we B4th year. Next comes the grand duke bevood tbeir station, while tbe walked up to the driver, and, in court­ K and qtarteHmstere were busy of Little Luxemburg, who is 76. The eous, but firm tones, said: ‘I saw that king of Denmark and the grand duke hoisting squealtog P!Fh ”ie , lady gave’you a half dollar. I give her hunches by their feet), coops filled of Saxe-Weimar are 75; Queen Victoria the quarter and I want you to give it with cackling hens, and many orter and the grand duke of Mecklenburg- to me.’ • delicacies that might tempt the weak Strelitz, 74. There are six other sov­ “A volley of oath* waa the only an-. ereigns who ore older than 70; eleven swer, which, however, was cut short by stomachs ot tho guests. who are between 60 and 70, and five a well-directed blow from the fist of who are between 50 and 00. Eleven are the passenger and the driver went -POSITIVELY CURES• r>ew >»***•*"» between 40 and 50, two between 30 and down. He got up rtlth apother shower one of the most important • 40, nnd two more between 90 and CO. plications of chemistry has resu11^ of profanity and made for his assail­ The youngest three sovereigns are ant, but promptly went down again, King Alexander of Servin, 17; Queen the blow this time landing full on the Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, IS, and jaw. When the driver got up the sec­ Sloeplewmess and *R derangemenui Nervous System. ssssss King Alfonso XI1L of Spain, 7tf. ond time he gafre np tbe quarter. But Queen Victoria has had the longest the passenger wasn’t through yet reign—fifty-six and one-half yearn ‘I’ve split my gloves on -your face,’ he Emperor Franz Josef ha* reigned he said, *and I want two dollars and wTSeScel princi­ fortv-fivc years; the grand duke of fifty cento to buy a new pair.’ Refusal Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from Haden, forty-one yeapt; the grand duke brought another punch, and again the ple Involved 0° the opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. of Old nburg. of Saxe-Weimar-Eisendriver measured his length. He didn’t lies m the con . w impermeable sch and of SaXSrAltenbuzg, forty want any more, but gracefully handed a» (Mich.) Saving* Hank, lays he cannot say akin, into an ta~l^ b m. years each. Fourteen of the sover­ too much In faror of •Adtronda,” Whsstars andnon-putr^'M^P^e/n b eigns of Europe have reigned fewer his puncher the demanded two dollars Heart and Nerve Curt. and fifty cento. I ascertained afterbinlng i‘ wlP’ . lhe common leath- than ten years. During 1893 three watds that the gaUapt passenger waa Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine Co., Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. .all known that w the comm { new sovereigns ascended the throne. rtlhe fiber '* ^t U.e no" They are ITince George of bchanrn- Billy Edward*, the • ex-prize fighter, •rfA V^refro^oldbj the.nlr burg-Lippe. Prince Frederick of Wai- and the other drivers are, I under­ stand, still chaffing their associate on flelk Md’ouke Alfred HASTINGS, ■ WHOM his encounter and it* result*." ut known » to duke of Bdtabun*. John Do4> ufln x oto“c- C“PL tar tuxglnL*? ?”"■ York barhalt-rc«lX anchor tn a Anxious Xta te’X bm‘ mo?d'X' White Lead ^ELuiuilO - rTu ?• F* F| NF Michigan Centrad |&i|5aEal&ilrS ,Wn lassi's l&ls |> gaits ADIR0NDA TRADE MARK BrenM Wheeler's Z^I HEART DISEASE, NERV0U& Prostration, E-pilepso. SXd^-* acid- “DnK 7 �Hastings Banner. PubiUbed nundaya or OOOAC. B'ROSgAATZJCM. MXC«._____ COUNTY NEVA’S Woodland. Woodland's second nine played ball with West Woodland on Saturday, the score ending 36 to 12 tn favor of Wood­ land. Woodland ball team were to have play­ ed bail with the Cherubs, of Nashville on Monday, but after playing fire Innings they found they could neither win tbe game by playing ball nor by their umpire, so they packed up and returned from whence they came. We will refrain from saying more at present. There was a noise from tbe south west last Saturday towards night that some thought sounded like distant thunder. Some thought It was the people ou lhe plannet Mars signaling tu the people on earth and some thought it was the people of Hastings celebrating the success of tbe Hastings Knights, but as we had light showers on Monday night, it must have been thunder. Wm. McKevitt of Hastings, played ball with our burs Monday and won the grati­ tude (rf tlie Woodlandlles by the manner in which be held down secund base. L. D. Warner has not yet returned from bis northern trip. We are glad to know that Gruver was too honest to sign the Gonnnu Brice bill, but sorry :bat be did not have "sand ” enough to veto IL Mr. and Mrs. Win. Cable are tbe par­ ents of a fine girl, born last week. Campers are occupying the orchard of Wesley Meyers. Albert Bcvkly has purchased tlie cider mill of Michael Reiser. George Faul and George Berk le went lo Grand Rapids on Monday to help cele­ brate. Prof. J. T. Fortney has returned to our village and commenced his labor in tbe school room. We notice a large number of foreign pupils have secured boarding places and are attending our school. V. L. R. Simmons has purchased a new wheel. Wash Helmer has-coughed up a wheat head that has been giving him serious trouble for about three weeks and feels much better. Mrs. P B. Hunslcker Is much better. Emmett Coville left several dollars with our street treasurer lost Tuesday. Em­ mett Indulged in a horse lace Monday aud payed the "fiddler.” CeatletoD. Cloverdale. Tb the surprise of many tbe first nine of Cloverdale has won a game of ball, playing with the Orangeville club last Saturday and winning tbe game by a score of 29 to 21. Cedar Creek club and our boys intend tc play a game next Saturday afternoon. Our school commrn"ed its fall term last Monday with Harry Jones as teacher, which insures a good school. Mbs Ella Mosher was presented with an elegant gold watch aud chain by her fath­ er on the 16th anniversary of her birth. Miss Mosher has commenced attending school at Hastings. The Rev. Cossar, of Vermontville, who was camping here has gone home. A large kiln of brick Is being burned at the yard thb week and tbe noise caused by the 80 Jets of burning oil In connection with 30 Jets of stesm is to be hesrd all over the village. Tbe two Misses Chatfield, of Irving, have been the guests of Mrs. Mart Bates during the past week. Miss Minnie Gillaspie is at home for a few days. I have Just learned that the game ot ball will be played here next Saturday forenoon between our second nine and tbe Brush Ridge club. . Tbe cider mill will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays of each week until further notice. Hugh Graham and wife are once more residents of our village­ Johnny Doonan, of Kalamazoo, la paint­ ing D. Morthland.’s bouse near Cedar Creek. Miss Minnie Wardell of Hastings has again been employed to teach .the South 1'ine Lite school. Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Honeywell, Mrs. Doster, George Brownell. Christopher Doster and others camped at Wall Lake part of last week. Miss Maggie Kershaw who has been vis­ iting Mrs. Robert Marshall.returned home last week. George Doster is shipping wood. StHphen Doster shipped a car of bogs Monday. B. Gibbs of Prairieville Is plastering lhe church. Mrji. Curtis of Aino Is visiting Mrs. Ream and other old acquaintances, who foimerly lived In this vicinity. lister Warner has a fine pea<jh orchard. Lester Is disposing of his peaches at 81.50 per bu. __________________ Coala Grove. Ixiwls Lockhart is seriously -Ht with hear| trouble. C.^C. Price has been 111 the past week. Mrs. Abraham Burgman has returned to her home In HantlngM. Mm. Claris-w Price has returned from Grand Rapids. Aivail Patk attended the show at Has­ tings lost week. . Benson Smith of Massillon. Ohio, is vislllug his brother Ed. Mr. and Mrs. John Park and son Floyd, of Sunfield, were guests of Mrs. C. C. Price over Sunday. C. H. Price entertained George Green­ field. of Curl ton Center, Thursday. Miss Aimee Coulter ot Chicago, Is vis­ iting her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Smith. Shirley and Gertrude Smith were guests at E. V. Smith’s a part of last week. W. I. Marblu and family were at.Battle Creek over Sunday. 1 H0 npsuu w,. - Marrl»<l GocLD -nuTazaLANi, of *'»<■> h', n Mr. I ra-ik Guutd oi A - 1 fniw. 1 Hur of the BamkolwiII Imj u»»*u lur U»e wid-1 k*si dls«* LDluatkiU uf tile UkctiHjJ'O. deuliug ! MC.MUKUY-HKtKhn. m rr j with the question m ciuedy couuecleti • oulM|koi with lhe moral welfare of our community —and for any infuiutailun connected with the great Teinpvrauce work and its work8WEKZEY—BENTLEY . era, at large. The Church Temperance Society h Elten >1. Beoth'v. bo.h of H am .I i .,’■ l* *r*. Cutliolic in its principle*, and welcoaies to its membership all wbu are Interested In lUi keU. the work that demands our sympathies, DuUar. IS tu IS. our Influence, aud our earnest co-opera­ tive labour. There will be a change of editors for tw Ii,.. SH. UM pv lb.. 10. tills department, every Hire© months, FoUtowperbu., mu>k. thereby preventlux tbe wheels of the sim­ JnM „ « • U11OW IMT lb., W,. ple niAchinery required in the prosecution cuapcr w_. vi nnd |>errectlun uf our plans, from running r-.d per bt,.. *7 Id ruu. win i« p* uu. c. Sy diligent use of pen aud scissors we Cow Swl per bu.. coo Vie bn Tlnj-.thy >»?• bn., xm. ' hope tu encourage anti assist the members H'Hcy iM-rbn. au.U>Wi. of this Church Temperance Society in Hay per- kin. ano iu. c oo. Pi Tit drr*xo"i. s no. their work and also tu arouse putdtc senti­ B-aum. l.» k> t.*A ment t*i tlie dangers which threaten from Ctncim dnaaou. 10. violation of law. order and decency. peer drawn, s so. BaefUva.SJO. The puaiiiuti or tin; Roman Catholics in M'j.toa. drvAaed. this country ungi.t tu put tu shxtne, the apparent indiffurvner <».' those who, with folded hands, stand am! wait for some Plotnt’ Bu to 143. miraculous deliverance from this hydra­ headed mviuter, tliat turn call intemper­ ance. MwT.rGAC.KA»LE. During tlie last spring, Bishop WaiterjMfiilh LudUk lAtnlllAt’r lit ||,r I , . son of Ohio, denounced in a long com­ ( iJwA* V' munication. any aud every Roman Catho­ wifc . Mary *. Rm- ney tn Ibrsu-. lic Society In his diocese, tlmi was officer­ Sr i*-'e s «*«■«»>. STK ed by a liquur dealer, or saloon keeper, 4’.7 and withdrew his approbation from them until they ceased tube so officered. An Tb»rtr ton? dull-.r- aU •twntjr o’r ~iin»- w. i . IDO appeal was made irom this ruling of the Aii.t nr 1MII­ | Bishop but Mrg. Salol I i, the apostolic de- med'tu occur ibe, C> iA M’r‘ w nr Jn>v fortjhi re.jf. | legale sustains tbe poaltluu taken by the Thereto* n by vir.wel tar j Bishop of Oiliu,and approves the expulsion | of liquor duaiers from ail Rumau Catholic . societies. Archbishop Ireland at a meeting of r,,. ;-ts»?> •‘Catholic Abstainers’ iu St. Paul, Mlnu.. m-M-..1:b. , e ■. «f*i ffurtbv . the IsL of August, enumerated the follow-; MHtch u iSld.'iaLvMJe'I “ ‘ urrm ■ ....... ‘ I iKllv* »o i!:r *, l-Hljrr’ lug pointe as the chief aims of the warfare tb«r»de>< Id the Items of Bolmes church and vic­ inity, doubt is expressed In regard to ue Mr. nnd Mrs. Chandler. Mr. French, J. having 90 children In our procession. We gave out 79 flags and had not enough to J . Hendershott and daughter Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs. Ed Johuston,Nek supply. 1 sent after 18 more. Senter Blood is ratertalniug a brother son Cross, Will Smith, George Stowell, aud Geo, Ingram went to Grand Rapids from Lenawee county. Prof. J. W. Humphrey of Wayland, Labor Day. Ben Lee, who is now a dentist in Grand conducts Sunday School institute at this place, commencing Wednesday the 13th. Rapids, spent last week at his old home In I Inst., two o'clock and holds up to Friday Irving. Mrs. Copely of Decatur, visited Blanche noon. [ Mrs. Freeman of Grand Rapids Is vhll- Hendershott last week. Mrs. Paithon is moving into the vtllagd I ing her sister Mrs. J. D, Townsend and other friends. Hir many friendi here aie glad to knutf J. V/. Wolf of Freeport Sundajed in that she Is not to leave Irving. Miss Alma strong enteitainpd friends the Grove. Edith Bevier of Woodland, spent Sun­ from away last week. Middleville. Quite a number of those who Joined on day with bis grand parents. The annual school meeting to-n Igbt was Mias Etta Coats is now at home and on probation last winter, were taken into full membership at the M. E. church last Sun­ a qulvt but well attended affair. The of- lhe sick list. ficera elected air, Aaron Clark and F. D. Claude Wood of Woodland spent Bun­ day. Pratt. Mrs. Will Giilet, of Lake Odessa, after day with friends at Stony Point. Samuel Pbede of Leighton, started for Monday morning Mrs. U. E, Kelsey spending a few days with her parents, Kansas this morning. was taking her daughter Leuah to where Mr. and Airs. Nelson Cross, returned last Tbe remains of Ed Rice, a former Mid­ she teaches. The horse became f right- Saturday. dleville boy. but late of Manton, who shot i net! and tbe buggy Upped over, fracturing Miss Vlra Matthews spent Sunday at himself at Reed City, last Saturday night Mrs. Kelsey’s hip and shaking Lenah up Mr. Poff’s. supposing be had killed the young lady badly. Dr. Lathrop was called and left Mi^j» Grace Hills expects to attend he was with having shot at ber three them as comfortable as possible. school at Middleville this year. of Catholics aganst intemperance:— . m *h’r’of -*® * times, were brought here for burial to-day Mrs. John Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Tbe conversion to sobriety of men, I Gerkey. In fulfillment of a request contained In a Walter Robertson .went to Petoskey Tues­ Catholics by baptism and pro fess ion who ■ tin- v 'j Last week's lei ter. letter to bis brother, found in bls pocket day. They expect lo be gon? a week or are tlie victims ot lutemperatice; the dis-1 knv ?‘“1’ .. »£.-«>• Everyone Is still crying for rain, We ten days. __________________ •tu » t> after be had committed suicide. It was ;. , .,.r ■ v.„ „( countenancing uf social driiiklug customs, think the moon's changes does not effect lhe old story of a disappointed love affair. »>he Ullage! Drt- • the elimination ol all liquor from the side-. RINGLING BROS'S. CIRCUS. Mr. Campbell of Jackson, attorney for lhe weather very much this summer. Hiram m cnasr. I>03rd hi Catholic tamiltes, trorn Catholic the M. C. IL R. Co., was In town last Fri­ Com and potatoes are the nearest a fail­ Tne Gt cal AElrt’a-rtlou to !>• Exhibited io clubrooms, from all Catholic festlvdlra ki >..7 > i: it, ■., day. getting particulars and statements ure they have been for years. and banquets; ihe removal of Catholics Elmer Marlow is fixing up the old store regarding the putting off of a lady from This City. from sahxm-keeping, in accordance with the train at Hastings last Monday morning building for a dwelling bouse. The announcement Hut the Ringling There was no sohool last week on ac­ Brothers’ World's Greatest Shows, tbe lhe Instruction of Uh* council ut Baltimore', Several of our teachers were eye witness­ count of the teacher's Institute at Has­ largest and most extensive exhibition ever n high standard of pnwried civic virtue es of tbe occasion. ' that no Catholic. start! appear In public Our teachers have returned from Has­ tings. feen under canvas, h to be Iu. Hastings tings and some of them have already be­ Mrs. Hili and sister are visiting at the W?d.. bepL 18.. will be gratifying news . life as Ute representative* or advocates of i the liquur trade aud no Catholic shall vo;e gun their years’ work. For the benefit of home of their parents. to Iliotisauthi to whom the fatnu of thlsag- .j on ehx-tion days tv pr.c into offiet* such Co. teachers we will say that "Nancy Mrs. Bair had a quilling for Elder greguLiun is familiar and to other thou- <1 representatives or advocates." MJlo. Hanks” is still In line. sands who will welcome the opportunity j Who Is the Rev. Travis, of Creasy? Is We beard last Saturday with much Miller aud wife at her home last Thurs­ to see it in all its magnificent complete- J। Such aims are worth the attention and day. । emulation ot all Christians, and when he tbe d-.-w minister assigned to tbe Creasy pleasure, of the success of the Hastings . Chas. Sears h on his final tiip th resil­ ness. This great aggregation requires ; men aud women attain to such a high charge? Knights in tlie competitive drill. ' th re? railroad Irakis to transport it from ing, only two Jobs being left In this vic ­ standard, the doom of “Lie * sjloun * is BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN A new 9X pound boy at Hal Bellingor’s luena Griswold has a fine new oak dry to city, whileilhe exhibitions are giv­ sure. 10 days ago. finished piano, purchased of Clough ft inity. THE MARKET. Mr. and Mrs. Haggerty do not like en in three rings, upon two elevated . Decision<i of such men as Sato! 11 and The annual Sunday school aasoclatbrn of Warren of Detroit. stages and upon a quarter mile track, un­ the township of Prairieville held their Charles Parker and Bertha Roman are Northern Michigan so they are coining der the largest canvas pavilions ever erect- Watterson are denounced by the oppoeiition element, as fetters upou _ . ______ personal meeting last Thursday at lhe head of Gull sixin to become students at the Slate Nor­ back to Odessa to live. Pearl and Florence Nash have the txl. The menagerie la the most complete liberty, but the recent report of the Su­ lake. A large gathering, of old and young mal, while Schuyler White will attend zoological collection in America, while the -wooping caugb quite severely. preme Chancellor of the Knights of Pyth­ LOOK FOR THE NAME were In attendance and a good time in school at Albion next year. Apples are quite plentiful In this vicini­ circus performance Is a constant succes ias recommends substantially tbe same general was had. The writer was on John Dletrieh and Clark Kenyon are ON EACH WRAPPER. skin of wonders. The arcboats, gymnasts, thing, to the representatives of the order, hand as usual, especially when dinner was among those who start for Petosky to­ ty. aerlaiisls and riders number over-oneBelton called. He only regretted he had not the morrow. ft. hundred of Eurup? and American's high­ Mr. Blackwell says, after enumerating tbe capacity of city Mayor to stow away the The Congregational Sunday School picT. J. Prince of Grand Rapids, has rent­ er salaried artists including Lundin, tlie evils ar Using from the liquor-traffic that in many good th Inga the tables groaned un­ Diced at Green Lake last Friday. ed a part of Mr. Uuested’s store building modern Samson, wbo*e marvelous feats of his Judgment lhe time has come when der, of which be received special Invita­ Geo. Merrick Is learning tbe barber's and will fit It up for a photograph gallery. strength have everywhere created a sensa­ they. us a great and strong frateraity tion to partake. After supplying tlie Inner tipde of M. L. Matteson. He is also building on an edltiou on tlie tion: The Brotbeis Hermann, the world’s sbould face the important question, and man with many others wr took boats for a Regular meeting of K. O. T. M. Friday east side of tbe barber shop for a sky greatest acralIsts; the Gllet family, tbe adds:— ride on the lake all for 10c, a 15 of a night and six members to initiate. ‘•I heartily recommend that saloon­ light Cull and examine work and be con­ great Parisian arcboate: Josble Ashton.the bushel of wheat. (You »?e the writer vinced as to quality. world’s famous esqueslrienna: Mike Roony keepers, bartenders aud profeaslonal gam­ measures all outgo by a bu. of wheat), Mr. and Mrs. Lasher have returned American’s greatest bareback somersault blers be pronounced ineligible to further BhulU. calling at all landings. At LaBelle there from Grand Rapids. rider; Aklroto’s troupe of Imperial Japa- membership in our order, aud that tho Su­ Glenna Newton. Mae Hine, Rose Pierce was a large gathering of K. O. T. M.'s and Miss Rena Lasher is attending school In neese: Wm. Irwm, the champion head preme Lodge firmly plant itself upon this being addressed In a veiy eloquent and and Myrtle Mosher are attending school Plainwell. balancer, aud scopes of other high class moral and ptofreeslve platform, that all In your city. ' able manner in the interest of tbe associa­ the world may know Just where we stand. I wish to say that I have taken Doster and Brandstetter shipped a car performers. Mary' Horn attended the teacher’s in­ load of hogs Saturday. tion. After the address was over the Appoint a commission for tbe intelligent writer with scratch book and pencil In stitute In Hastings. Horace Barton has been visiting his Macabeo'a Jnbllae Excumlon tol/.unlu;. consideration of this momentous question, back my Livery Stock and will re­ Ada Mosher commenced ber school at brother Elgin. hand very courteously stepped up to lhe There will be great attractions at Lans­ and have them formulate plans for the speaker and asked for bls name. Reply— Prlchardvllle last Monday. Delton and Richland played ball last ing on September 11th. the Great Jubilee vigorous enforcement of its conclusions.” open a Livery barn in the G. M. Hudson went to Battle Creek Thursday at Gull Lake In favor of Delton. Day of lhe Macabee's Meeting. J. A. Barnes. Can 1 say Bev. as a prefix? What a grand thing It would be. aud The par­ Yea. From what place ? Allegan. Pres­ with a load of fruit one day last week. Mrs. McBane celebrated her 80th. birth­ ade of the Uniformed Rank and others, to what a powerful engine in crushing tbe S. B. Nash visited friends In Hastings day last Monday tbe whole family being byterian? Yes. From tbe finish of tbe terrible vice of intemperance. If tbe half­ the number of sceera! thousand men, with speech the writer felt Justified in asking one day last week. present the prize-drill, band tournament, etc., will million members of this noble army of Fannie Pierce visited friends in Kent the last question. Now these gathering* Mr. Gray has returned from Plainwell. be very attractive. Pythian KulghU, should compel the clos­ of the farmers and their families In picpics euunty last week and began her school at Mrs. Skillman was elected representa­ To give everybody an opportunity to ing of saloons aud gambling densjiot only Brush Ridge last Moaday. .• un tbe shores of tbe many beautiful lakes tive of Delton Hive No. 499 L. O. T. M. attend, the C. K. ft 8. Ry. will run an ex­ by shutting out from their lodges “men Acbsa Merritt and Wyllls Nachtrleb of Barry Co., have a tendency to keep tlie and Mrs. Dr. Scribner as alternate, to at­ cursion train, leaving Kalamazoo at 7.*00 of doubtful and disreputable occupations,” heart young, meet old acquaintances, re­ have returned to their homes. tend the great Hive held In Lansing Sept. a. m., Delton al 7:30. Hastings at 8:00. but also closing tbeir doors to men who On Court Street, where I will be Mrs. Loa Ryan has left Orley Peake’s. new friendship, etc. Better than attend­ 11, 12, 13 and 14th. arriving at Lansing at 9:35 a. m. Return­ habitually frequent such dens! Is it worse Allie Gaskill will teach tbe Hind’s ing County agricultural meetings gotten Everybody take advantage of tbe ex­ ing, will leave Umslng at 10:00 p. m.. to sell liqour than It is to drink It? Why school this fall. glad to meet all my old customers up in the interest of some species of gamb­ cursion rates to tbe jubilee at Lansing, running through to Kalamazoo. Round cannot this large and Influential body, go Mrs. Horn and daughter Mary went to ling. the 11. Fare round trip 81.40. Returning trip rate from Richlaud Junction, Cressev, one step farther and assert themselves t will be t Augusta last Thursday. and many new ones. Please don’t forget Barry County annual and Milo.81.60,from Delton,Cloverdaleand foes, not only to tbe dealer, but to lhe Charlie Kenyon was in Kalamazoo last leave Lansing at 10 p. m. Tuesday eve. pioneer picnic on Saturday the 15th InsL, R. K. Poter Is working al Hooper at bis Shultz, 81.50. from Hastings Coats Grove consumer. week. my aim to furnish the best rigs for at Court House In City of Hastings. trade. and Woodland 81.00. For those desiring to If there are none to patronite liquor Mrs. Andrew Smith is on tbe siek HsL Mrs. Sprague has been visiting her slay longer than one day. tickets will be saloons, the nefarious business will not l>e Hralnwvtlla. Give ICC. Loren Thomas has been quite sick. the lowest possible pr|< daughter in Kalamazoo. Master Bennie Fisher returned to Sagi-1 sold at one fare for round trip, good going long in dying. Several from here were in your city fast David Mosher dropped dead at bis farm Sept, llth and 126h and good for return naw on Tuesday last. Wednesday and Orley Peake bad bls me a call. Sunday of Heart disease. Funeral was Sept 15th. Mrs. Julia Brown Is visiting friends In horse blankets stolen. An Ancient Pledge. held at his residence Wednesday 5tb. In The one day excursion rate will also be ' Allegan. J. Arnold and wife of Dowling'were terrment In Wesleyan cemetery. good on regular trains. The following ancient Temperance Chas. Richie and wife, of Middleville, guests at S. A. Stanley* last Friday. A. S. MERCHANT. Mrs. Grace Marshall of East Barry, has EL C. Pottkh, G. P. A. I pledge was sent to Lady Henry Somerset are guests of relatives in our village. typhoid fever. by tbe late 8. C. Halt formerly editor of J. E. Cairns is in Washington. AMvria State Fair At Detroit. James Bush was at Howard City this Our school commenced Monday, with I Tbe forty-fifth annual fair of the Micbl- tbe Art Journal. It is printed In old Eng­ ARE YOU POSTED Mra. Fox, Adda Bowen and Gertrude week. Howard Brooks as teacher. lish characters and was found ou tbe । igan Slate Agricultural Society will optn blank leaf of a Bible which has beep Mr. A. Hafner spent Sunday In the vil­ lasker visited at Battle Creek last week. Carlton. I on Monday, Sept. 10, on the grounds of School commenced at the Center Mon ­ lage. transmitted kusn site to son through many Dry weather still continues. the Detroit Exposition company, and will Miss Jennie Brown, of Grand Rapids, is day with Webster Hastings teacher. Aloin Cairn is very sick at this writing. 1 continue until Friday, Sept 21. This is generations. It appears as the property G. W. Tompkins and family are enter­ PuausMKD ar tbe guest of D. G. Cross and family. of Robert Bolton. B. D„ preacher of God’s Airs. Peter Covert entertained friends the only general fair or exposition lo lie The S. S. picnic at Gull lake was well taining relatives from Augusta. word at Broughton. Northamptonshire. Funk ft waghalls Co., new york. held in the state this year, and every ef­ Blanch Tuttk was at Vermontville last from Hastings. Friday. attended by Prairieville people. "From this daye forwarde to the ende H. A. Nichols expects to take In some fort is being made to have It excell all of my life, 1 will never pledge any bealthe Rev. C. H. VanAntwerp will start for week. Austin Russell and Will Cooley have of the southern scenes in a few days. He previous exhibitions in the history of the or drlm» a carouse In a glass, oup. bowle. conference next Thursday aa he Intends to will start Tuesday of this week. Society. The premiums aggregate 818.­ si«eud some time visiting friends at rented tbe Seger blacksmith shop and Dill Cain had a desperate struggle with 000 and this amount of money will un­ or other drinking Instrument, whereso­ commenced business. IT COST Uwossa ever it be, from whomsoever It come, not Tbe appointed leader, Adda Bowen was one of the "James" tang not long ago. doubtedly draw together the finest dkAn ire cream social was held at the ho­ It was far Into the night when Dill was nearly play that has been seen In Michigan. to my own moat gracious klnge, nor any absent Sunday evening, but the meeting tel hall Saturday evening. of the greatest monarch or tyrant upon aroused from his slumber by bearing talk­ We have had no rain since Aug. 15. It was ably Jed by Mrs. Dr. Powers. Vice ing on the river bridge and knowing that The live stock premiums have been great­ earth: nor my dearest friend, nor all the ONE PretiktenL ly Increased, and a magnificent display is Is very dry and dusty. The next Ladies Aid will be entertain­ everything was hot all right, he crawled assured. Tbe races occur on Wednesday. aoulde In the world shall ever enforce me; MILLION The Epworth league will bold Its meet­ out aud hid uuder a water melon vine Thursday and Friday of thu first week and Not angrl from heaven (wlto 1 know will ing at the hour of the morning preaching ed by Mra. Dean next Thursday. Sunday Is Rev. Daley's last day for in his wkter melon patch. He bad not on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday ot not attempt) shall persuade, nor Satan, dollars. service next Sunday. with all his oulde subtleties, nor ail tbe been there long when be saw an object the second. There will also be special this year. Let there be a good attend­ By moving towards him. Dili crouched clos­ outdoor features, announced later. There powers of hell itself shall betray me. ant^. Butlxad. Frank Vanocker Is building a new er to the ground until tbe object was tlie railroads will give half fare rate* to this very slune) for atnne it la. and not a H. Vandinborg entertained his sister little one) I doe find that 1 have wore of­ within a few feet, when he. Dill, made a Detroit during the fair, with still lower boose. from Knlamaaoo last week. fended aud dishonored my glorious Maker Qrandcst UTERARY ACHIEVEMENT Grace Powers Is at Charlotte where she spring and after having a lung and hard special excursion rates on certain days. D. Cross, of Adrian, and Mr. Curtis, of and most merciful Saviour, tlinn all tbe struggle be succeeded in capturing bls OF THE CENTURY. Ohio, who have been risking G. W. Cioss will attend school tbe coming year. other slnne that 1 am subject untoe; and Church and ftocieir. M. O. VanAuken and wife of Battle n.<an and got him In the house bat there •RJ252® on new P,<ns by th< aud family returned to their homes last for this very slnne II Is my God hath often lhe prisoner made another desperate Creek, are guats of hh brother Irving. week Monday. U. U. eburch, BilUmore, Sontaj. Se»:eio- been very strange untoe me. and lor that Chas Abbey and wife were at Nashville struggle aud got away. Its Editors number 247. T. Brangwin enjoyed a visit with his A. J. Caln and wife of Freeport were cause, and noe other respect have 1 thus In preparation 4 years. old frteod, A. Noyes, of Nashville, last two days last week, attending the races. calling al Peter Covert’s Friday. t/TLe wolol, ronnKtcd »ltb IomUH| vowed, and 1 heartily beg my good Father _ Has a Wonderful Vocabulary of Tbe Austin school commenced Monday, week. Henry Hueeton of Ionia, is visiting his courcli vlll be Mtriulued Tbuad.y s.Dt in Heaven of His greet goodness aud in­ Byron Branffwin Is in Battle Creek, Fred Paimatler teacher. finite mercy In Jesus Christ to assist me Mrs. Calvin Smith has a large class in sister, Mrs. Alvin Cain and other friends IStb. bj Me«l>On JuUu, Q called there by Um* UIdsss of a relative. 800,000 WORDS HD PHRASES. here. Tunlhiwn. B. Dtckiiwon. W. Hollow.y ji in the same, and be so favorable unto me S. Howe, who was Injured by being music started at Pennfield. Amen.—R. Bolton.— Wm. McKinnle is on the sick liaL WUklw,, c. Jordan, R. Batn, C for what is past. I oe the Word? found tnMJ thrown from bls buggy has m far recover­ Broughton. April 10,1887. Ogden Donley of Campbell, loom Co,, Hoffman and S. and stout 75.W0 ?ort Mlaa Baamer. Sup ­ Bedford. ed as to be able to ride out again. Xh«r Dictionary of«« visited friends In East Carlton Sunday. per nrved at tbe Partak Honan Iron, Tbe grain In this locality is all threshed A dellghtfal IKUe shower ‘visited us Quite a number of tbe M. E. church S nntU T. AU are cordially lorltad to at­ and tbe yield is fair. last Mooday night members, gave Elder Wright of Freeport, tend. • DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY Mrs. Ida Johnson went to Petoskey on Bedford public schools open Septemlier a fareweU visit Jhovaday of lart week. the STANDARD the eaearsiuu and will enjoy a ten days tenth with Mr. aod Mrs. Atwood as teach­ oomperiaon. WeiDritett "Brown ” social . W6 ek from Friday nigbu visit whh ber sister. ers. WMSbnyan oMworirbeoause It has arm Rev. Mr. Brown of South Dakota who lotorertaa lo leanerb«* boll nine chalkmged tbe i. jh. has been filling the pulpit occasionally Quimby nine for a game. So Quim..y once refora 1. called at the PreebytTrian next Tueaday evening. Sh/.n but has during the summer, has Just beea given a came over here Satvrday last and took tbe church UUut bj the Pastor, Mra, Grigaby^d prick cull to become our pastor for ttie ensuing conceit out of our einb 9 to 41 in favor of others. Ali are cordially invited. Quimby. Fish has bls new bowse Mrs. Wm. Burch field is on tbe sick la going to erect in tbe UsL CO., Gen’l his., Lost or stolon? On the night of tbe KALAMAZOO. MICH. daughter have gooe 5F10KE THE H. J. FRflKER. To the Public ZIL JONES BrtRN Standard" dictionary ma ‘gjgj’*000”1"'* TH mm BOOK Sales Agent for Harry, and Ottawa Counties, „ B. D. POPE, Hickory Corners, Mich. A He-, f 1 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-09-13.pdf f661fc8c72301aa3a85d44f6c7451602 PDF Text Text <1 . ■ t The- best Abertisingmeffpn™ Batfy Ccunip- Hastings Banner. VOL. < XXIX. NO. 20. -H^gTlNGs, MICH., SEPTEMBER 13. 1894. HAs™gs Banner, Sill SCHOOL SHOES Published Thursdays by COOK 0-BOe.. COUNTY NEWS . Tteufleld. enrefF'rk°“r confergreme! b>' k return.u ? "“f emmunftr that ho win returned to us for another year. Frank Stefllrld had the frame of the ternwn *”* lot Frldaj af- good, strong, durable SCHOOL SHOES, at 1 «WFr°«t W00||6y & Brfj[]s0|1 lai: and ... inspect. TABLE / TABLE: for yoju’ if Gl.1 -our an j HYPNOTISM •'j1‘O■« hei.i.hi> 1* 1 * 1 •’* 'k out Tells alt abort this wonderful sut’Jeci Whuterer G»ur view, a-eon llHmottan.you will fiu-« thH book ol great value. i*>it4trtH'd price. .’O certs. Sent free.naiKi-vr-rtlob prepared. If v<.ls rtinlt » cents for subsc'rlptlen tn lluiurs nnd Hearths the elrigsni |«>use|>-i|<| monthly Address HOMES AND HEARTHS PUBLISHING (’oT New York. We vou terns in 4 piece its and Tumblers. rt.il! in tlie Fruit and iron tan . cab Of v'/iteh A SCHOOL FOR e are handling lots price’s that will sell ■f See us when you in can cheap. COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND ENGLISH COURSES. Frattical Business Tralnino Beantiful Catalogue sent on Application. ths & Van Arman <Mf I W J. DILLINCHAM, Pres. At L, SILVERNAiL, Prin. I. H. WHITE, Sec. A Troas f «-• 1 tw ; W|« g THE FAIR Will soon be here and I have on hand a stock of Fur- niture that cannot help but please the people. Those intending to buy will have one of the beet assor­ ted stocks iu the state of Michigan to select from. Everything is new and first class, and no old goods to work off at any price. Whenever you want new goods at the lowest reasonable prices! give me a call. A. McCoy. Cloverdale. A. Kingsbury ground W5 bushels of wheat for feed last Saturday. Considerable cider is being made here. u/ k 2nd- ’Dine defeated Brush Ridge last Saturday but bur first nine were beaten by Cedar Creek Satur­ day afternoon. Willfried Nevins of Otsego lb visiting relatives-in this vicinity. Eugene Deck has moved back to Clover­ dale, . School meeting night a man dug about seven brndids of potatoes in Dennis Col­ ins field. There having been a shower in the night the thief was-traced and the potatoes recovered. Mr. Collins received tout dollara fur his trouble. Mrs..Marshal Bagly is visiting friends near Traverse City. Mrs. Martin Bates was taken quite sick last week but was able to be at Sabbath School last Sunday. Mias Huttie Chamberlain has returned from South Haven after an absence of two weeks. 3)!?^ C*;riL co^'r b«™SXe --Si".-" 1*1* ■ WHOLE NO. 2048 LOOKS LIKE SUICIDE. MR. MCQUEEN OF HASTINGS DY­ ING AT THE ACKERMAN HOUSE. Dr. Brucker Thinks He Took EARTH'S STRONGEST MAN. Lundin, the Modern Hercule*. Now With Rinatins Bro# Shows. Among the stories of the Bible which have contributed for centuries to make that book of books the most absorbing ro­ mance of all history, there is Done which possesses greater interest for young or old than that of the beorlc Samsom. whose deeds of strength and endurance were iu his time the wonder of civilisation. Since then every era has had Iu man of iron muscle, whose, feats have held the world spell-bound with wonder. It has, how­ ever, remained for the nineteenth century to produce not only the superior of the long line of steel-limbed men who have emulated the muscular prowess of the Biblical Samson, but one whose feats of strength, marvelous endurance and oerfect symmetry of form have, never been .even approximately equaled.- The name ,of this muscular phenomenon is Lundin, and for several years be lias been the mar­ vel of Europe. ■ The- fabled Hercules would have l>een pot to blush by this par­ agon of strength aud muscular develop- ’ ment. Lundin is beyond all que&tlou the strongest man in the world. He lifts 3.­ 500 pounds as easily as n child raises a toy. He converts himself Into a human bridge, and without an efort supports a plnttonu containing twenty full grown men. Ills chest or back form u fulgrum on which three powerful' horses iftoy at sea-saw. He Rapports a stage mi which an expert plays upon a grand piano, while a soloist renders a repertoire of popular refections. These are :bul a few of the many almost incredible feats which the great Lundin accomplishes. This remark­ able man Is now in tlie United States, hav­ ing been brought ,lo this country after a long series of expensive negotiations by the Ringling Brothers, for their World’s Greatest Shows, which exhibit in Has­ tings. Wednesday. Sept f9. Lundin commands the enormous salary of SI.500 a week, and travels in his own social car. He lives'litfr a prince, and everywhere he goes he is the synosure of all eyes. - He can be seen nowhere but with Ringling Brothers’ Shows, and at the end of the season he returns to Europe to fili a long engagement. ' In conjunction with Lundin are a -world of other new, novel aud unIqtffe features, which in their entirety, characterise this famous exhibition as the greatest aggregation which genius, re­ search, artistic pre-eminence and unlimit­ ed capital have combined th organize. Hla Family Notlfled City Physician Brucker was called at 7 o'clock this Wed new lay morning to attend an unknown man who was found in a d>Ing condition at the Ackerman house, on Michigan avenue, east. It was found later that tbe mau was Oliver 1*. McQueen of Hast Ings, nnd It was evidently a case of attempted suicide by poison. . . 'Ir ’■'•’•PWV‘1 vv lodge In BedMcQueen came 10 this city some-two weeks ago. He had a friend or acqualn? knni to the Masonic Home In Grand Itoptance at work un tbe brick bulldiikg being erected at the entrance to tbe agricultural L- N. Mosher and wife have not re­ college. Being a professional stair buildturned from tlwlr visit east at this writ­ er he applied to his friend /or work, and was engaged to build the stairs for 82 per Cloverseed Is thin upon the ground but day. As be did not ryturn to do the work turning out well for the straw. L € It was supposed, and finally known, that Will Janes went to Marion, Ind., last Edtooink.got nearly ten ourtiuL from two he fell In with some cronies during tbe week. loads. races and was led. into drinking, a habit Geo. Clark and wife are preparing to whicli had been laid aside for several <»nr Sunday School will reorganize hex’Sunday nnd it to hoped that there move west of Battle Creek. months. Lart Monday McQueen appear­ Jessie Miller visited friends In Feunfield ed at the Ackerman house with: but 20 will be a large attendance trod good of­ last Sunday. ficers and ivacliera tor workers be elected, cents. The proprietor gave him a room The funeral of Elder Garrett was very and he has been stopping there since. 1 he Epworth Lea guv elects their of­ largely attended. Tbe, remains were in­ lie returned as usual to the hotel last ficers to-night which we will try and give ter! cd In ttie Joy cemetery. evening about 7:30 o’clock, and ibalf an loqur readers next week. Mrs. Smith leads the Y. P. S, C. E. so­ hour later repaired to his room. No. 40. The wife of Dr. Frank Slmffield very ciety next Sunday evening. There was nothing peculiar about his be­ narr<»wly escaped death by her hortc Miss Saran Miller Is teaching In the havior and do thought was given to the coming uuinanageable going down a hill Eagle scIiqoI. man. When the breakfast bell rang this jus: west of the grange ball, throwing her Another large crowd assembled here out ami smashing the buggy into lire lust Saturday to see the bail games. At morning, the lodger across the hail bear­ ing no noise in McQueen’s room, went to wood. two (h'clock the game with Lacey vs arouse him, and found him irt an uncon­ Nashville was begun. It was an excellent scious state and breathing heavilkl Fear­ Carlton Center. C. I. Smith and tklfu-nnd John Uaborae game up to the last inning when ‘•Little ing that something was wroig. Dr. and wile attended church at ’Freeport Miller.” made a balk whh lj the umpire Brucker was immediately summoned. -aid was all right and therefore Lacey The doctor upon his arrival made au ex­ Sunday. ' Mi*. Burchfit-ltl hits liet’ri skk but to re­ ••kicked” nnd the. game suddenly came to amination aud concluded that it was a an end with the score 15 to 14 hi favor of | case of suicide, and that a heavy dose of p -it’d tn-tierat pre-eut. Laery. But the umpire called the game poison, either morphine or opium, had, | The learn arn tailing from the apple 9 to 8 in favor of Nashville alter the game been taken. Restoratives were applied, j UecfiJ leaving the apples the sole occuwas ended, because the luaue team would but to »o avail. An electric battery was j not abide with his decifion and play off - Mr. IL .U Nichols has gone to We., I the tie as this balk was made when the gotten and for four hours the doctor and lih astista Dts worked faithfully, but tbe Virginia look at land, with a view t ! scutes wen- even 14 to 14. However, ukku gradually sank, until at 11 o'clock, sett!** there. j Ijicey '■lulms the game. Len Feighner the electricity having no further power,, • uas umpire. The game with Bnlfordwas tlie blinds were drawn to darken the . . next called. It was a good, quiet game, •Mrs. Joe -Tinkler of lia-tings visited ijQijj teams playing very good ball. When room, the bed clothes were replaced, and human aid was deemed fruitiest. Carlton friends Cbe part week. . I the game ended the score was 17 to 14 In McQueen Is about 80 years of age and tuttnig cum and digging potatoes «’»? ...................... NHshvlHe’s favor. ‘ . Daniel Whitney of is n carpenter by trade. He has lived in order. in older. ! Bedford, B^lfoni, ufunlred ufnplred 1the game No sooner Hastings tor a long period of years., sus­ , Miss Fannie Carpentar la expected home had this game ended when the news spread TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. tained a good-reputation, and, has a wife truui Battle Creek this week. Uirougb the crowd that the second nine of aud three soi^ now living there. The on­ W. McKlfildns Is on the sick list 1.3CVJ bad defeated a similar nine- of As­ ly cause ascribed to the deed is discourage­ at present. ■jplc Fell Throneh a Side syria by a score of 42 to 4. Idtccy Is in­ ment. All trace of poison or any drug Mr. Abbrldge of Clarksville Is' visiting deed a great ball town. ■ w'as hidden, and all that can be judged is Win. Nash this week. Lacey receives many congratulations ou trout symptoms. I Saturday afternoon a crowd of people their tall playing. McQueen was still living at 3 o’clock [were congregated In front of Kleinhans Prtehardvlllr Len says he wishes he hadn’t been “in this afternoon, but falling slowly. Neith­ store In Nashville to witness an exhibition William Hendershott, of Battle Creek. It.” ■ er stimulants nor an electric current of tight rope walking. The side wplk In Is vlifitmg frit-nds in this place. hehriner anti Munger Is Lacey’s tattery. could haVe any effect on him, aud it is not,: front of the store Is a wooden one and Frank Allen to laying the wall for Tbe Lacey team go to Bedford next Sat­ thought possible that he ran survive muchj. from 10 to 12 feet wide-, aud underneath Charles Prichard’s house. urday. iQUker. A telegram has l>een received!’ the side walk is a sort of cellar or alley Gto. Tobias has two acres of com for from his sou. Bert McQueen, that he will: Fillmore. sale • be here tbi-> afternoon from Hastings.—; weight on I ho side walk was more Charley Wile and family visited friends Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, of Brookfield, State Republican, Lansing. tffan it could stand. The cross timber near Charlotte laat week. Baten Co., have been visiting the past । Mr. McQueen died at 8:05 Wednesday; -broke and 20 people, mostly ladies, fell In­ A severe windstorm struck this place week with the former's slater. Mrs. Dell evening ut last week., His remains were to the space below, a distance of about 10 Saturday night, blowing duwa fences and Godfrey. Mr. H. has been sick for about lirought to thus city on the noon train feet. Allot them were more or less in------ laying some fields of corn low. a year and doctored- with numerous doc­ Thursday over the C.. R. R.. The trie M. m. v k. k me funer-i muer- jured, some of or tlu-m them dangerously dangurousij / Among Mrs. Win Freeman is laying very low tors. went to Freeport nud took treatment al whs held Friday morning ar 10 o’clockI thosemost-rtyvewly injured are: Mrs. John Mlx/of Kalamo, both legs with no hopes of her recovers at this of Dr. Northrup. from hi* late home, D. IV Bays officiating. Lulu Teeple begins her school to-day m and one arm broken. ’ Writing. ■ The Pride of Michigan, Isaac Weeks Is improving the looks of Bowne. Mrs. John Bahl. of North Castleton, his place by doing some grading in front Mrs. Emery Kenyon Is visiting In De The pride and reliance of the Michigan three ribs broken. Mrs. Y. P. Carsell, of Maple Grove, trolt this week. of his house. t Knights is in Hastings Division, No. 19, Addle Tobias is working in Hastings. Clayton Price spent Sunday at E. Ken­ of Hartings. Its drill team has a great arm broken and scalp wound. Mrs. ‘Francis Showalter, of Maple yon’s. record for prize winning In the past, hut Grove, scalp wound and Internal injuries. The powers that be decided that our its present reliance Is in Its captain, WovxU»n«l. Mrs. Sprague, living cast of Nashville, Capt. A. D. Niskern was raised in Mich­ Percy Burgbmau fell from the fence School house should stand another year. It is a shame for no well brought up pig igan. and is a graduate of the Hastings very bad wpunds on arm and hips cansecj and broke his arm on Sunday., W. J. Shatter was in town on Sunday would think of taking up a lodging there­ (Mich.) High School. He entered West by rusty nails. in. built is good enough for the children. Point Military Academy in 1882. and grad­ Mrs. Sweezey, living near Nashville, and Monday. Will and Bert Lltka and Bert Hahn uated hl 1186, being assigned to duty as Injury to spine. Mrs. Chas Williams of Atta, WRS in and family are expect^ byme frcM 'V!s- ■ second lieutenant In the United States Several of those who fell through thd our v1 ilage ,ou Monday. Army. In 1887 be joined Hastings Divis­ side walk w> understand were scratched Michael Doster of Prairieville was la eonsin soon. on the rusty nails iu the boards. We hear ion. No. 19, U. R- K. of P. and was town Saturday and Sunday. Bowem 3IUla. elected captain January. 1888, and has that Mrs. Sprague, whose injuries are ' II. Offly of Castleton was in town on ‘ The farmers art all rejoicing over the been re-elected six years iu succession. noted above. Is very bad off and fears are Monday. . He resigned from the United States Army entertalued that blood poison will set in. Leroy Simmons has bls wheel in run- nice rain. . j XI... SI..— corn anrl IH the and was appointed military Instructor at The injured ladles, or most of them Cutting and CAtrirtff sowing wllf'llt wheat Is nine order once more. Orchard Lake Military Academy, Orchard were quite large. Oh yes! Will went to Bellevue, but you order of the day In this locality. School commenced at this place Tues ­ Lake, Mich. He afterwards was one of cannot get him to tell how the score Sports, day last with Miss Louie Hall in charge. tbe editors of the Hastings Bannkr. the s10011* . .... In the 100 yard foot race yesterday af­ Miss Rena Mlnar spent part of last leading Republican paper of Barry county, Wm. Chase commenced school at the ternoon between Baker and Mcl/eoud of week In Hastings visiting her sister Mich. After an absence of about two South Jordan on Mo..day. years he re entered .the United States Grand Rapids, the latter accidently or The law suit between Geo. W. Smith Nellie. ’ , otherwise, struck the former with his el­ Walter and Vetn Bechtel spent Sunday Army, and Is now second lieutenant of and Henry Brombaugh will occur ThursIu Dorr veiling the latter-, classmate Mr. Company F.. Twentieth United States In­ bow when about half way down the *jike Bl,Inger and F. P. Palmerton course causing Baker to fall. After con­ fantry, stationed at Fort Asslnnboine. Lee Felton. Jay Smith atol wife, of Wayland, «|>ent Mont. At Milwaukee, In 1890, he was sideration the Judges declared the race went to Lowell oh Sunday. and all beta off. awarded a 5100 prize for being the best Sunday at T. B. Moore's. Oh no. the Lowell hue b»u. team h.an t The mile and three mile bicycle races Miss Addle Lenstey Is working for Mrs. captain at the Uniform Rank . conclave. «nv check. <>or ball team went Io LoweU resulted as follows:— aome lime .go aud played « winning game I! |'r"d DuMare-g was In nestings last His record and reputation as a drill mas­ Shultz. 1st. ter are not surpassed In the rank. He of ball, the score standing ten to eleven. Greenwood. 2nd. has all the physical and mental qualifica­ , The Ixtwell lam promised to play the re- week. Richmond. 3rd. t„a, B"n,e soon.1 After Mr. Felghner. Nellie Minor, of Hastings, spent a few tions that go to make a perfect drill mas­ Pbippen. 4 th. ter. His physique is .perfect His voice the manager of our team, received a letter days visiting friends al Ibis place. • Diamond, 5th. Myrtle and Pearl Piersun are attending is wondetfirHn volume and clearness. His fr^m thc Lowell m-nagei. I.rvltlng our Time—mile race, 2:44. temper and disposition are under perfect to come to LO«U to play the return school al Middleville. •‘ —8 mile race. 8:18. His execution Is Mrs. T. B. Moore was In Grand Kaplds control at all times. earn*Of course Loyd could not see II The first four' winners were crack quick and decisive. His maneuvering of then Mr. Felghner ha. received a ’.MIm Mattle Crookslon Is teaciting school a company of men Is done on less ground Grand Rapids riders who make a business letter inviting our boya to meet tbra at The ball game be­ and in quicker time than any commander of riding bicycles. Clarksville to play « game., but still. Loyd in 'the ranker Springs district. Chas. Wllllatnaon returned front the ever seen at a Pythian drill contest. As a tween the Ozarks of Grand Rapids and Hastings was 22 to 12 In favor of Grand ”jobn\’elte', new bouse h ptogreMlng north last Friday where he lias been at disciplinarian lie is very strict, and yet In Rapids. « everything a perfect gentleman. work for the past year. Charley Miliar Is working for^Manles Ills men obey him implicitly. In fact, it I "n?vii Asplnal received • severs kick on Reduced Rate- to Fair* Via the Michigan is a noteworthy fact that it was the com­ Central. H"m r? and Mrs. Lemley spent Sunday >t mon remark of all observers that the men To Grand Rapids Sept 18th to 21st, of Hastings Division, No. 19, acted and John Hartwell's at lids place. broken and David now behaved like old-time veterans of the limited to return Sept 32nd. on account of To Grand strictest school of discipline. Capt. Nto­ Kent Agricultural Society. DowliDff. ken) lias the same men in tLe present Rapids Sept 24th to 28th, limited to re­ Mrs. John Herrington is very sick with contest that he had at Cincinnati In 1888 turn Sept 29th. on account of West Michi­ and'is alurat to move> hl. Moek »f «ood». rl,Rob?rtX'y of Denver, Col., Is here at and Milwaukee in 1890, with the excep­ gan Fair. To Hartings Sept- 25lh to 28th. tion of seven men. The lieutenants* in limited to return Sept. 29th, on account of ncuvunt. the cues! of relatives. command for eight years past are as fol­ Barn’ County fair. To Charlotte October .“’n?i»";^— P Bev. H. Garrett p»s«ed peioefully to lows: First lieutenant, William H Pow­ 2nd to 5tb, limited to return October Oth, the gre,t beyond l„l Tburad.y. the Olli. ers: second lieutenant, Dau W. Reynolds; on account of Eaton County fair. For the ,tter » long IIU>«». U. b,d rrached the sir knight guard, William D. Hayes, and above fairs tickets will be wM for one „e of »7. “nd «•« hl. heart to Gott. sir knight sentinel, Archie McCoy.—Wash­ fare for the round trip Children at one ,„d th.]I m«nagWeber go^ tbe w“nen be was 16 ye»ra ol*. He rai a dehalf the adult rate. C. H. Osdohx. .nd withdrew•from ^or ot N„hXl and fMthfol Chriatun. The toner- ington Star. __________________ Agent. . score.tjnd ng IS I■ >Jlln gbat 11 was held at lu>cey aud largely attended. ville- "h d..«i of ••kicking” done. H. iraves ah aged wife »“<1 <w0 “h" ""J1 UfjMtK -re tlie offio-rs -nd member, “‘“S.lnii’w^nd ^y^ did not do It .11- one daughter and > large elrcle of friend, of the Holing, DlvUlon Hurt took i »rt In To attend the Twenty-Second Annual sssssie Ballot the Hartings Fire Department, '“jJra’tVm. Freeman lie, very low and the compeletlve drill ,t.W,,hlnpou:— held in Parker s Hall, Hastings, Mich., Cutnln-A. t>, KJ’kero. Thursday evening, Sept, 17th, 1894. LteoMitaDl^-w. H. Powers. of Bedford, Herald l**u W..P.W Reynolds. Kiebt ’(toMe-W we" the gueau of relatives here l.«t banMotion. Ukt Ool«cArehle “«Co»i,v^„ba,tf,. All dogs not licensed and found with no e. M. Fuwtor, ’Hjesvie tV'arren^k mt the sick list. P. K. Duudiuk. tax on will be taken care of In accordance We principal oe%I>.ti™ of the younger R. DJiV. K <5. Holbrook. John Warner. with ordinance. W. H. Milucr, R. K. Hrant D. 8 Onrtyear eiw at premmll. eoonlng water me oof Marshall. F. K Timmennau. J. N. JtrvMta. ns Brrant and J. Harwood got In a „n.7rel a Smt time ajm and the latter I. Held the wore Mood t» » m,l|, we do Married. of the »“««“£’“t, Se umpire, mlnu^ P»rt <" “ «r' b“l “ C. 11. Barber. W. ChldttAer. CEB-BWABTWOO not qiwil<» ignorant ering. * he evidently l»d apooreye, , s', r. Parker of the rules. “„>/ of tail that be could not umpire a Xf*ton to either tean’- ^MAr^erie $ Largest Circulation of any paper tn tM County. n I :■< �— FIRES BURN AGAIN DAMAGING STORMS. aidfWBlka Bloefcod by »»ll«n Twa. rh; rjJay. Sept. 13, >Sr<4- Woodstock. HL, Hept. 8.—The worst The Smoldering Embers Fanned storm that ever struck this locality be­ Into Idfo by a Gale. coo t 3 308.. Mood ’s Sarsa1 TfiINftGURfl FOR THIN PEOPLE. H Cm- B , :gS?iS: Hall’s Specific! Regains and Maintains. The Vital Powers. of a New York millionaire. “Do you mean sheer, unadulterated luek—something that just hoppens without any seeking on your part?” re­ plied the millionaire“Well, yes; let it go at that" “I am generally accounted a very Incky man by the thousand ami one peoSlc who know more about me than I o myself. But, on my honor, whut I call ’ a genuine piece of good luck happened to me only onee iu my. life. It didn’t amount to much, though it meant much to me at the time. It was when I was filling my job— that of an errand Ixjy at three dollars a week—and I tell you J have never siuce felt so rich as when I carried home my first three dollar*. I had been given a check to cash at»d a bill to pay. After paying the bill I hal thirty-seven dollars of my em­ ployer’s money leftI hod just crossed JJrnadv.-uy, when, happen­ ing to look book. I !4iw two men fight­ ing in the street. I was enough of a boy then to take a keen interest in anything like a •scrap.* I retraced my steps to see what it was all about To xny amazement and surprise I discov­ ered that tip) two men were fighting about the thirty-seven dollars and the receipt bill, which in some mysterious fashion had dropped out of my pocket A policemen happening along at that moment 1 was able to prove that I had a better right to the property in dis­ pute than either of tbe t wo combatant*, ami recovered it forthwith. They had each grabbed for it at the same time, nnd each was bound to get all or none— luckily for me. I have often specu­ lated upon what mi’’ht have happened if they bmln’t quarrelctl. I slvohld never liave recovered the nxmey. ami. in consequence. 1 should certainly have lost my witnation. That might have changed the whole current of my career, and instead of being a rich man I might tonlay have been a poor devil, or T might have been twice as rich us I am. Who know:,? Anyway. I regard it us the only piece c,f down». right, siinon |nirv, unmistakable good luck that ever beiell me. ^tny Tom. Dick or Harry that you chu’idc to meet will be able to toll you iota of luckier things that have hnpponwl to. me. Some of then thing* that I had worked at for y^aro.” I, AN ELEVATED CHICKEN FARM. Rataing Broiler* In th* Third Ktory nf * City Halidins. People passing the Realty block recently have been attracted by a novel sight in the window of one of the vacant storerooms, says the Ana­ conda (Mont.) Standard. In a shallow wooden box leas than three feet square, their d'Arny bodies in constant motion and their shrill pipings sounding bven through the glass, arc seventy^two chickens, apparently as happy as if they were in a barnyard-under the care of a bustling hen. The box lis a “brooder” and is the only mot her ghat the seventy-two tluffy youngsters have ever known, and in it they have lived for the week that they have been alive. iTompted by curiosity a re­ porter sought out Mrs. Childs, the landlady of the building, to learn if possible whether or not she intends to start a poultry ranch in a three-story brick block in the city, and if she is to learn how she proposes to run 4L Mrs. Childs demonstrated very easily that she knows what she is doing, and that she can do it successfully. She has started to raise broilers for the market, and intends to do it in her own block. Mrs. Childs' apartments are on the third story, and in one of her rooms she has two incubators, one containing one hundred eggs and the other two hundred. Here the chick­ ens arc hatched, and as soon as they get the use of their legs they are transferred to the brooder and taken to the basement, which has been di­ vided into pens of convenient size. Here they live in the brooder until they are two weeks old, when they are placed hi the pens and allowed to run about and grow. And how they do grow in the warm room, and what a noise they make with their incessant pipping! When they are eight or nine weeks old they are ready for market. “I onoe witnessed an interesting but peculiar spectacle in animal life, but one which I have never been able to account for," remarked Abraham 1. Givena, of Brenham, Tex, according to tbe BL Louis Globe-Democrat “I was going home Just at nightfall over a sandy road, when I noticed directly in front of me what appeared to lie a long line of green ribbon about onehalf an inch thick. I stooped to en­ amine it, and to my astonishment, found that it was a procession of anta, marehing three or four abreast in rery close order, each one carrying a little piece of a green leaf. The effect was a continuous line of green with­ out any break. I went back to find the beginning, but as it issued from the glass al the roadside. I was unable to trace it further in that direction. I then followed it for several rods, until it entered the grass on the other side of the road and was lost to sight Whether it was Palm Sundae or St Patrick’s day with the ants, or some political jubilee they wore celebrat­ Ing, has always remained a mystery tn m* ” ‘ * ,LAZ*riB boulevard paper publishes the following dialogue between a mem- fonoer under the condition that he n™ lauwam Vpoa w„<„„ Who c«a«, J" IBM* AMHMwU.I . * In tim« put It WM deen)e<1 notable to tax all, candle. even bread and meat. reV.. Great of RawialerMaUxon^ hi« subjects -.va»h their fa<-.> -,nd shave. Uraaa tokens aro still to h* bought in that country bearitiz ‘he words: “Borado pignaia tiagqh which means “Thm beard tax haTh^ t^i" /’ °’tCt LU,l<ly gireK PPTO* lara in Temple Bar of the.Brithh hat tax of 1784, requiring hattcra t.> out licenses and Imposing an *1 va. lorem stamp dut/'on every hat sold. In old times, too. the Scotch sacra, mental certificatea used to bear u irf> penny stamp; a tax on religi.,UH al. manucs, glas*. nume bottles ami Uvertisements were among thn'lkcalJddUei of the past. There was ah<> a on “the light of Heawn’ in the 4»alH- of an imposton window ; until far int»the present century This odious airi un. sanitary burden can«.c'rarchit.-cL nnd builders to erect houses with i f^vr windows as possible, and to eseain■> the tax the windows «»f many h<*n-es were blocked up. Some of the^c dark and dismal abodes an- still in exist core in England. Tlie Russian governmotit a few years ago debited to tax I- -r ^ene oil and matches virtually n tax on light In some parts ofghina ri tax is imposed on ^11 en>. ring the bondsof matrimony. Traveler-- th those parts urv obliged to take. 1 wife. and when they leave thv ladle . alcb ... fresh MtR, husbands, to the benefit of tin- j .•venue. In Servin vanity Is taxed in tii. Miape of Indies’ bustles. In M iknrne Christmas eunis are taxed, -oee-fifth per cent. If has been staferl Ciat in Weimar the authorities levied h duty on musical parties. Quito lately an annual tax of, ten franc* 1ms been imno d on piano., in Rrarcc. Music h^u» paid.tributv to tax­ ation in other ways. A nr ’ ./ trbupe recently rrre-.*.in4 the fr.-.ntb-r af .Snx- laurel:; awarded theni performance. The cti eers taxed the Junrub -h also charged duty oh aerowr lahrt-ls on the German frorticr. I the wreath of fain-.- us* dt •: woven of “medicinal pi Montreal organ grinders rai of twenty dollar*-and nr-.-.. allowed to play at state I -t ;•.:)< they rtro :tlno lice:, d and r« —isated us to hours. In Fr.”.v a . •Lifieate uf character, a distinc• t cud Km-’ itation of hour* is insi : 1 -.p-m. Advertjacmrnt* in the fopaof ; • ••lent and placards are required to h-ar a tax stamp in Frahce. which is di'-tinct'.y a tax on trade and publicity. In Italy, where the people complain that the taxes arc exorbitant, the voluntary tax paid by the poorer clas csjn the form of lottery amounts in a year to over three million pound* st rlinr At I^aterza the Italian* recently broke out in open retolt again 4 the mnnieipfflity, which had. increased the hearth tax • and took the civic building* by as­ sault, wounding, the syndic, but they do not agitate against the lottery tox­ in “Old Madrid” last year there was terrible and fatal rioting' amon7 the . men and women wbo hawk' veirctables, fruit and other articles iu tlie Greets and market* owing to the imposition of a tax on Spanish hawkers In M. Dunnjewski. the Austrian minister of finance, who was described as ”the nimblest politician- in the world for inventing new taxes.” de­ cided to tax the totalisateffrs or bet­ ting agencies. TotaBsateurs are es­ tablished on all German and Austrian race courses. The system is to divide all the money invested on tbe losih? horses among those who backed tbe winner, after deducting eight percent commission for the agency. 1 here is no cheating or welshing possible in the plan. A ten per cent, duty- on win­ nings was decreed. In France the parimutual. a similar system of bet­ ting. is taxed seven per cent., five per cent of which i« devoted to the rebel of the poor. Bookmajcers are also taxe ’.. There la nl-ta a menJ tax of ten per eent. deducted from the re­ ceipt* of theatrical and public entertainnioate. which is nlsff a f r.-ne-! .or the benefit of the unfortunate This revenue Is principally distributed m the ahc.pe of grants to public v’lt.ritics and hospitals, thus makinff come to the rescue of poverty and’tn relief of pain. In Sweden cmmrwrcial travelers vhlting that country nnre ™ pavone hundred kroner (about <A<n ty-fivc dollars) for every m nth or part thereof they may remain ^‘r tbc Prl lege of transacting their busine*. MARTHA WASHSXW--- COOK-BOCK coo^ •jx 320 liiOSiPMED. Cue < \ ' .Book- jwblb » -• •' tala* reaper-’ • . qnettr. an.- ■ • TTedtfca i -r «erne. r _ MflILLO WbL ,w*y. A L»X Corrt.' . “ • OaZ oiwtcB..;®; ^'Agents-$75 1/ whipped by woman. GO., ArtiolM That Are Dutiable in Vari oub Parte of the Worti Renoixilnated for Governor by ••What la the lackiem thing that ever WlBoonoln Democrats. happened to you?” a Herald man a*ked gan gathering at 5 o’clock Friday dvenI ing and was at the height of it® PrlnrrtxYM. Karnntn, Hora and Other Pointe fury at 8 o’clock. The rain fell Ip Minnesota Surromidcd hy I lsmeB iu torrents, accompanied with hail, —A Serious Oh urge Against a Traitors. retell wtetHowl’. aarwartla hw doneta lightning and thunder and a wind Wisconsin Man. 1 wjm trouble*-’ with ncuraUaa in my stoia that raised havoc with trees, unroofed CHOICE or ! »FNt OCRATS. aeh aud with dizxineat the Sentinel office, blew off theatoepl® . TOWNS a DANGER and’shortness of breath, Milwaukee, Sept. 7.—National i»Baptist church-------------and undoubtedly St. Paul, Minn.. Sept 10.—Alarm- . of the -- --------- ------------------ also kidney and Inward •ues, the presence of the leading sena­ Ing rumors have been coming in here did other I damage that cannot bo asweakness. I wanted torial supporter of Grover Cleveland’s the dense darknewa s.'methlngthat would t>e to the effect that forest fires are certained in sweeping several counties of north- or that has not b-.-en sported, to?en jeporlod. personal policy au presiding officer, The wires are The rain fell in such volume that. resolutions denouncing leading demo­ upr btuband thought It eastern eastern Minnesota. Minnesota. best that 1 try Hood’s already in a state of demoralization, gutters arid sewers overflowed and cratic senators for their attitude on the Sarsaparilla, before I and south-bound trains due here tinn- every sidewalk is blocked by trees that sugar tariff, with a hot debate over in which Senator Vilas' had used one-half bottle day evening are delayed somewhere have fallen. The principal damage is them, former partner was the leader I felt like a new person, between Hinckley and Duluth. 1 to the Baptist church and the Sentinel of tbe anti-Clevelund faction, and I am glad that I can Bulletins from St. Cloud and Brain- I office. At the latter plane everything say today that 1 have made scenes and events that not had a bad spell slueo erd say that the town of Princeton, a ! in the paper Jine was soaked. raised the democratic state con­ Saginaw. Mich., Aug. 8.—The most I commenced to take village of 500 inhabitant* in Mille j vention held here to an importance garahC. TrullinKcr, Hoed s bar sapanlla. Lacs county, is in great danger and ' severe electrical storm experience'! that was wholly unexpected. It was Fairbarg. in. Formerly my health was that Barnum, Carleton county, i* sur- j here iu ynars began at 7:80 Friday a personal victory for Senator Vilas to poor ths t I was not able to do my house­ rounded by fire which is swept by ■ evening and continued four hours, and for President Cleveland, and ‘ a work. Now 1 am perfectly wet! and hearty. such a terrific wind that the place has ] The rain fell in torrents, cellars filled smart rap at those senators who dis­ no chance of escape Morn, Mille Lacs ’ up, seweis overflowed and the water is obeyed his mandate. Senator Vilas county, was surrounded by fire during 1 nearly 2 feet deep on all downtown was chosen to preside, and delivered a parilla the afternoon and people ran for their | business street*. Considerable damage lengthy address on the leading political lives. The wind changed suddenly, i ha* been done. issues. I owo al! the praise to gg Bay Cifr, Mich.. Sept. 8.—A heavy Th* Platform. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, fl U.1 VD however, at nightfall and drove the’; flame.* in another direction. If the : storm of jwind nnd rain, accompanied At m S:») o'clock Robert Kirkland. Mrs. Sabah C. Tmulwind changes again nothing can J by thunder and lightning, visited this cuBlruian of the committee on rcsoluLINGER, Frtrburg. ill. place. »Soule • •’s sawmill ———*” j section -• i - » Friday _»_«.* night, •extinguishing tions, appeared and read the following N. JJ. If you decide to take Hood’s Sarsapa* save the between Milica । the forest fires. Thomas Laido, a rail- platform; rtlls do not be induced to buy any other. and lumber yard btAwe'eu jre totally de- . road switchman, was struck by light-We. the democrat* of Wtscoasla in conreuPrinceton were Hood ’• Pills should be in your home. They and Uoa assembled, reaffirm the prinrtp’rt's of the stroyed. The little station of Ground ning and fatally injured. we a reliable family cathartic, afic. per box. national democratic platform of 18B , Bouse, near Mora, is in great danger, j NAMED FOR CONGRESS. ! •■£ Tbe preaent finuaidal dlitreas under The wind was blowing a gale at this । which the country bad suffered and la still ■of­ point at sundown and the worst is . LUI of ConEr«-»*loo*l Nomination* Mxle fering l» the logical aad mecssary <x>a'»cquisuce PARKER’S of republican claas legislation and 'Xlam&nagefeared. The Duluth fire department’ bv the Different r*rtira. HAIR BALSAM is fighting fires in the outskirts of that ' The following nominations for con- neat­ ""i Tbe new tariff law iJTords the country city. Hihckley also seems to be again gross were made on Thursday: Hair to lt> Youthful Color. substantial relief and la a braOd stride Ln the II nilnolM. । Thirteenth dU trial, : Its!: UlUii;. in trouble, p * *”" 11** “ A* J. Barr direction of accomplishing the resalu that the •'•I • (dem.). Mi*alb»ippl. Sixth district, W. M. At Kerrick the inhabalants put in ' democratic press ha*, so long contended for. 1 Denn (Dem.). Maryland. Fifth dlatrlct J. O■ 4. By the repeal of the republican measure tne afternoob fighting the fires, but , Rogers (dtom.). Kentucky. Sixth district. T. known a* the Sherman silver law. the money thought in the evening the danger was ।' B. Matthews (rep.). Montana. C. S. Hanmaa of the country 1* restored to a sound basis ami 1 (rep.), reacmlnauxl. New Hampshire. First ever. At KuDberlv. on the Northern irep-r do proixwcd Ibgisiail'.n should be entertainod w iiibvox a co., x Y. Pacific, only u large gang of railway ‘, 2L1.L:, <1 A. Huiiowsy (dem.). New York. which does not provide that every dollar Issued district. J. S. Sherman (rep.), re­ by the government should be of equal Intrinsic laborers saved the town. There was , Twenty-fifth v" ; nominated. Pennsylvania, Ninth district. A and interchatureablr value. n state of terror among the refugees i Pierson (pop.); Twenty-fourth. W. A Sipe "A The constitution forbids dlacriminatlon at Pine City when the St. Paul & Du- ’ (dem.), rcaouiiimicd. . bawd on religious losui. The American Pro­ luth limited passed through, for it was I Nominations for congress were made tective association and likv socici*ea violat­ ing this fundamental principle find their nat­ fesrpd another cyclone of fire was at as follows on Friday: , , .i a, ■»..... • Adirtrlct. l.,wZ - —J. —H. — * McUthan * -­ ural place In the ranks uf republicans who ere Mlnaraou*. Flr»t hand. t (pop.). Second. J. F. Baker (item.). Michigan. careless of constitutional rights and will moot Eighty Bodie* Buried at NaiidAtun.-. ' Twelfth ffiatrieu S. M. .Stcphen»on (rep.), ro­ with the same rebuke nt the hands of th? peo­ AVe you thin ? HiYcelet , Minn.. —Coroner -------------—Sept —,--10. — ----------- 1 nominated. North Carolina. Flret district. ple as the kindred movsuient which found ■ xCowan and party wept to Sandstone ' Harry Skinner (pop ). Ariraara*.Firstdlrtrict. presaloo la the Dennett law. and the demo­ - -----------■ th ev buried eighty T. J. HunaKrap). Nevtoa. James Dougherty cratic parly h unalterably opposed to the prin­ FlOi-i; ma ie a «th Thluunira Tablets by a kriem Fnnday. xvhere tWJ ciples of the so-called American Protective tine proems They creafv iMtfect narin:113tiu4 i- t * 1 (pop.l There were .no of etary fbnn uf feO’.L #*yretin:i the valuable bodies. .no reljgiuus re ]g ous •: f0nowjng congressional com- assoclatioh :.n<l kindred oa-.unertcan urgftn,pait- :<ad itiscardlng t’io wortblvw.. They services here Sunday, no clergymen ■ ganlsailuns. inaffons were made on Saturday: imnja- thin faces plump and round dm tbs.* Xg) We cmphasHe the fact that labor has being present, nnd a number of the ohl0 ,,lrtol. H lure- Th«*y are the \ 1 Ohio, Twentieth adistrict. H. E. Iiamwwo HurrlnKson the .ac right to legal urgatdxatlou nnd pnpeople went to Pine City Uy attend the (dem.). Cbiorado. Flrrt district. Late Pence STANDARD REMEDY tcctiua as capital, nnd that provisions should i (pop.) renominated Pennsylvania. Ninth did- l*c made by aibltratioa or otherwise fur equit­ membrial services in that city. for ii*snu< . contalnlm: «• msenic,an? ahso able end peace able adjustment of tbe d.HerFive bodies were found Saturday • trict. J. Ji Trexler (dam.). lutclv harmless. enccs beta con the wage-oaruer aud bl* em­ night in a cellar on a hill just north of —' Frit.-. pr« i»aid. 11 per i««»x *. f for f MURDERED IN HIS HOME. ployer. Pamphlet. • HOW TO GET FAT.” f"’th<- Kettle river, and were buried •*7. We denounce ns unjust and- upp:«s»*r> J An Accd and Wewlthy Rr*ldeut Slain The THIN ICI KA BroHilwa.’, New where found. It is belie veil here that the system of maintaining Pullman stores York the death list in Pine county will ex­ practiced by many employers of labor and red; D etkcst . Mich., Sept. 10. — C.V. Chau ­ - --------- —--------j-------.... I ceed 500 as something like 100 are still omrneud the enactment of stringent prohibi­ ' vin. 76 years of age, and a wealthy tory law calculated to prevent a cduUnuab.u unaccounted fcr, according to Coroner Liebig COMPANY’S ; and prominent citizen of Grosse thereof. Cowan's official statement. "A The 1neo me tax fwaturo of the tariS bill An Invaluable product made 'nan : Point township, was found murdered the finest beet the workj,produeta meets our approval ; injii* home on the Grosse Point road ••fc The udmlniatratL'U erf President Cleve­ Ahhland, Wis., Sept. 10.—Settlers' Extract of Beef . northeast of the city late Sunday aft- land baa boon wise, patriotic and couragvcus around Marengo, which place was de- ' ■ ernoon. • The murderers have not been and rummends itself to the democracy of this stroyed by the recent Area, have ' caught, -but the officers claim to be state. NOTICE EOK HEARING CLAIMS. caused the arrest of Mike Rocpjer. . TO. Ibe action of the democratic scu-lors charging him with having set set tlie tlie forfor- 1;: close *- upL>n tlieir ~ trail. ,----, and representative;, of Wisconsin has o-ar fit st- of Iffklntran. County of Barry— I ChaQV,n h4d “Te" «“ a hermit fox heartiest approbation/ Xrrikst? is hereto giteu. tbs: by au order ol est fire which swept over tthat region .. the Erotxite Court for cte County of Barry , ‘ ■ eighteen years. lie was .once a membeuntora Branded as Traitors. mem-., made on the jKh d »v erf Ailzust. A. D. l*H last Saturday*destroying Marengo and . ber of the Michigan legiblaturv, had The -*■«applause the -----resolution* six month* (ram that d.ite wereallose! furer-d- Agnew, with a loss of eight lives. The: ... , , -------- ----over ••• ■— - —— - -■ itors »«> sreMint their claims arfUlnai the estate prisoner wns hustled off to Ashland! held rartous local places of trust, was had hardly subsiued when there was of Charlie P. Fisher, lute of sahl count;*. student and is estimated sprung the sensation of tbe convention decwHcd. and that all creditors <rf said de. rased and has been placed iu the county jail ““ are required to present their claims to Mid here for safe keeping, as Die feeling ' i?, hare b"n " orlh u|"<anlof SIOO.OOO. In the form of a minority report snbFrahalr Court, at the I’robou- office. tn the City of Ua*tl:*i«. for examination nnd allowance, • n against him among the homesteaders I 5,'ll?' other attempts at robbing and milting the following amendment: Bo-nier came an for “llllnS him bad Isen made, but it was w. Hud m trcaNousble ucs^.u>ble u> -We tread a* to deauxraUe democratic or t»..torr the 2nd dav of March next, Is very bluer k“>”“ “< l»l® *>>•• *>« >“--pt >,‘K1»W’ “■ “u“ and that pu'ii claims wtU be heart) before said taeHmin.re hesurine late Satnclsv 1 tlniU' J ur,.m|a,, Ij elected •' ’•‘■rt" rexonucr*. ■vlormer.. but but who .ho deserted darted court, on Friday, the 3Jt!i d»v trf November prehmlnary hearing late baturdav as tariff nothing value on nis his oamuM. premises. anti on Saturday, the and day. of March afternoon and was bound oyer to the uululu “ of ' “,ue on J the principle* of uur party *nC allied tbeu:next, ai ten o’clock m the forenoon of each of circuit court by Judge Foster. selves with our enemies to thwart th* cx­ ROBERT J. IS KING. those days. I press will of the.people demanding wbolsome Dut»d Au UStSOth. A. 1). 1MM. Chas. W. auxsthoxo. He BeaU the World’s Racing Record on, and effective tariff IcgiilrUoa" SUGAR TRUST PROFITS. Judee of Probate. the lndlana|K>lL<i Track. , ...... A lengthy debate followed, the reaoCombine Ewtt mated to Have ciearedT ass.India* apo lib, Ind., Sept. 7.—In the lotion being strongly opposed by CoL ooo.ooo During tn* Last Year. | presence of 8.000 people at the .'Driving John H. Knight, of Ashland, a former ADMINISTKATOKV SALE. Wa-Bhixoton, Sept. 7.—A treasury ' club race meeting Thursday Joe Patch- purtnerof Senator Vila*, an.l a* strong­ In the ol the estate of Lucinda expert estimates that tne profit* of the ’ cn, the blackaon of Patchen Wilke«,and O' advocated by Judge Rose, of MilBlaneiiartl. deceased. . Notice bi hereby given that L «tiall sell at —*year ------------------*. j :. Robert J., the fastest • harness horses , ’vaukee. When the vote on the amendthe ilast amounted public auntion. to th- highest bidder, oq Frl •ugar trust for ♦*.» day the 1Sth dav «»I October. A. l> at io to 86H per cent of the amount of mon- t in the world, fought a desperate battle ' ment was taken it was carried, only o'clock, iu the foreooon, at the Probate Office ey actually invested in the trust The . for a purse of S5,000. Joe Patchen eleven votes being cast in the Degain *he city of HastinKS. in tbe County o: Barry, io the State of Michigan. parMtant to license profit amonnts in dollars, according to 1 proved himself the greatest of all puc- Uv«and authority granted to me on tbe find da; of this expert to over §28,000,000. In ‘ ing stallion* and forced the champion T*** Tlck*tSeptember. A. I>. UXM, by tbe Probi.te Court of ■ A^ter tho platform and ita aensaSurry County. Michigan, al! of the eMate, tight. view of this immense profit the story ’ to go three miles in2:08H, 8:08,^, Ur nnd interval of the said dec‘as d of. tn ana that a certain United States sena- ! making an average of 8:08#. while the amendment had been adopted to the real estate situate aud being in the tor received in cash 81,000,000 on con- • time of the black stallion was 2:04, 1 nominAtions for governor were deCounty of Harry. In the State of Mkhlsxn, . clared in order. The names of George Kdowu aad deaertoed ai follows, to writ: The dition of protecting the trust does not i 8:08K and 8:05. wrrt four-nilba (4-3) of north one eighth (1-S) of seem so absurd. It is not known that I Alix, the racing queen of trotters,, John Winans and John Huneaiu one-fourth (M) of eouth east quarter (1-4) of section thirty one <31/town ocr north range the story is true, but it m pretty well trotted a mile to dethrone Nancy; ner were presented. Gov. Peck retea west, containing four acres of Land, be <ne known that just before tbe sugar ‘ llanks as queen of trotters. She failed ' celTcd the nomination on the secsame more or leas. . legislation began this senator was ex­ to disturb her record, but trotted the » oni^ ballot H. J. Schmitz was nomiLDated, tkplcmber 1st. A. D.. 1«4. IK1 BLAXCUAun. Administrator. tremely hard up, and that when the best mile of her life by going the dis- nat*d for lieutenant governor, quickly ’ i followed by the unanimous renomlnapassage ofithe senate schedule became tance in 2:045i. ————— t tion of Secretary of State Cunningcertain he was in greater affluence Das Mourn la Sent 7 The <w8tate T’reasurer John Bunner astings ank than ever before. ne, i P . and Attorney General O’Connor. - A. Hastings, - - Mich. ner stone of the Iowa soldiers and i / u . Chicago, Sept 10.—The St Paul ex press on the Chicago & Northwestern, PAL $75,000.00 । of public instruction, and George C. which left the Wells street depot at spices of the Masonic fAternity. The 1 SURPLUS 815.000.00'. Prescott, of Milwaukee, was also sim­ 6:80 o'clock Sunday night, was wrecked city was gayly decorated in honor of Incorporated under tbe l*ws ef the State of one hour later between Barrington the event A grand parade of veter­ ilarly nominated for railroad commis­ Michigan. sioner. Olaf R. Skaar, of Viroqua. and Cary by colliding with three coal ans preceded the exercises. Col. wm nominated for insurance commis­ Open for business Dec. 15,1884. cars, said to have been blown on Gatch, of Des Moines, was master of sioner. oiticebs: dhe main track by a miniature cy­ ceremonies and the oration waa deliv­ D. G. BoblDson,President; A Hoax. clone which was sweeping across the ered by ex-Senator James Harlan. Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. Hazletoar. Pa., Sept. 7.--The story country. General Superintendent S. Life AmocIwUod Lntolvml. D. W. Reynold?, Cashier. Sanborn waa badly injured, and Fire­ 1 sent out from Lofty, Pa., to the effect New Yobe. Sept 8.— The Mutual directors: man J. McMahon whs killed and. two B.«Zt ZtaZoi’•A.Xa.w^’ 1,.hX“^.tF^1OfV^ D. W. Reynold*. 'U“k ° out ut of sight '* is untrue. - --------- -----There W. H. Feirers, employes and two passengers were principal oSca 1. al So. 177 Broriway, 'had !sunk _D. O. RuKovon, is no Scotch Valley, mine in this re­ hurt this city, is insolvent. The fact was 4”hn CarvetX.’ gion. The Philadelphia* Heading op­ Paralysed by Lightning. announced Friday and ite affairs F. T. Oolffove. erator at Lofty says the story cannot Gkxkx . sbtro, Pu., Sept. 10.—During'* are to be wound up. The association Hitai thf only wrint* d-nartment in in Parry heavy thunderstorm Friday night light­ ha* policies outstanding the face value be confirmed. Conntv and pays Interest on *11 tim# ning struck the porch of a house at of which is something like 510,000,000. UspMibi. BvrTAM. N. Y._ Sept. 10.-In an in­ Jeannette, fatally injuring Mrs. Ma- There are unpaid death claims aggre­ boney, her daughter Maggie and Mrs. gating 8200,000, some of which the as­ terview in thia city General Maater Workman Sovereign, of the Knlghtoof Krept, a visitor. The women are still sociation contest*. Labor, Kild that atrikea were illegal alive, but are completely paralyzed. A* Outlaw KiUcxt. ente fur utsh pwitioni st the Grand ®*g'd« iMMCulleire. Shorthand, and Normal fc^bool. Minden, La., Sept. 10.—Link Wag­ and that atrikera were criminal. For CriUiocne, addrew A- K. Parirh, 1 ropr. Ottumwa, la., Sept fl. — “Stormy” goner, the noted outlaw and murderer, Jordan, the notorious saloon man. was killed in jail here Saturdaynight JenB ’ ScpL wh<Sforced - a mob of armed men, ------ --------------------Wilhite, who has just died in Cam©once immensely wealthy, but who by spent all his wealth fighting Iowa’s tbeir way In. He showed pluck to the 1>«11 county, was the tallest man ever faced tbe crowd, cum- known to live in nprohibition law, was unable to pay his last aud licence and was closed up Wednesday. ing them with his last breatfi. He , B*feetfl inches high. was shot thirteen time*. Waggoner He h now nearly a pauper. was accused of half a dozen murders. I RtrwV4T J*U n**d----------------------------lrB t^0, N' Y’’ ^P1- 6—Oen. Cowpulsory Klght-Hotir Day. Curaa NERVOUS DEBILITY, B.U.re H. vWa.„ KllUa. Ueorge btoneman, ex-governor of CaUSydney. N. 8. W., Sept 7.—The CamoPous, Mich., Sept 8.—A ve- fornia, died in this city Wednesday at LOSS OF VIGOR colonial legislature has agreed to make warcTof §2,000 has been offered for the the residence of hi* sister Mr* luL.. INSOMBIA and OESERAL DEBILITY. finding, dead or alive, of Dr. W. A. min H. WDyam*. ' hours aa a day’s work tor miner,. Conklin, who is visaing from his home here. It was believed he was killed to Waldo. Fla., Sept 7.—Dan Wigxitm, prevent his testifying again*'. a fellow Prion,'On* DoMv For Boa. notorioua wife-bmUr, wa» dragged practitioner. It Is Pleasure = PECK AGAIN NAMED. list state cocrentlon Got. Waite wa. « ballot rooeie- • ’ . ' ’ �JI | Where the Heat Goes bribed with a pony. H°W Nephew Was Mr Strawn take rare of the pony, f Besie; nnd ohen token n drive in the Cured ot a Bed Habit l MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. It ------------------- X Fira bnaineM men ot Menom'nee, W- a A-. rengujy. lustily. W. F. H n. E. Knhnl-. juunme, r. n bobard, Charles Besnap bard. Besnep nnd and James FsirFalr• — • •loft - .In a sailboat • _for a dav .. bank. o fishing on tho cart shore o' the bay. They got lost In the dense smoke and sailed about until they were driven, ashore on Hat island by a heavy squall. The boat dashed against thS heavy rocks. A pole was erected an.l a towel tied to it for» signal. The smoke cleared away to the eastward and they were sighted by some fisher­ men who took them to Egg Harbor. From their they reached Sturgeon Bay by team and arrived home by steamer. Their only food for two days was green butternuts nnd high bush cran­ berries. You can save ■}lPP.' with Manderson or some one.oi n, frS,'nt’s- I!e * Blso itie ’is aiso six cents a can by using the 4 A .to e a bicyclist, bleyclist. and ridea rides to the cap11*01 .—v— . Vthe M-nato . •U'itol evni-v every toorning-, — •• .....j;, when wuvu wic r-fiioxe is Up the chimney. Yon have to new Horsford’s Baking n st-sK nn . /herman i» quit? popular Ambiltous Drtirrs. > s dnve S»e stove all the time in orPowder, because it requires with the offier page boys? a* well aa l der to get results. This is but one With the senators upon whom he waits, less quantity than any other. (Special WMbingtou Letter.] 1ta a atory about a lnckv little lie has struck up a warm friendship i df.ths cotnmoti stove troubles that' iXJrDd'?°n stn”» *X £ with Arthur, the orphaned son of Um ;•!, - e been overcome in Jewel STS7 8#na‘OT M“nd"- late Senator Kenua. of Wait Virginia, Who has invited him to a ten days’ {Stoves and Ranges. They throw out ■u’d uatU ^»Uv camping trip near the home of Mrs. ™ awicted to tho habit whlri. C. ‘ .di the heat generated. They make ?«>r-™u boy. h„e. of b7ttog hU Henna, at Charleston. W. Va.. and ho will stop there on his way home after ■ ither dirt or trouble and bum little of Uttl^t ’’ iT'“lwnalor is ’tay fond the congress has adjourned. Sher­ ° “ta" M»n>lerxon, and i» -*jfo TerJf'.iil. As for looks—they are the ‘ lhnt hc *>tal become k yoaS man’s term of office as a page in the 'j i:;dsomcSt stoves made. Sold by senate will expire on the 4th of March with no bod habits. On o^ »5. CORDOVAN, i tdeaifts. Look for Trade Mark. lujgirsT0«pmTMT>Ei@ I noid,5 Tislt“‘> “>c homo ot his next, os no boys past rixteefi years of ntnCHlENAMHlSiailj: nephew the senator noticed that th. age can serve as pages. He says he in­ - - '---'-hJ-AdQuKJQQQQQQQQQOQQQQOOOOQOQQQQQQQQQQggi tends to btudy law and become a -sena­ <»y w„ K,ven thuunforlmmU.State hob- Beard of Health Keport. » 3.y POLICE^ Sous. tor himself some day; just as little «s?>2.W0RK»la18^ th., K ’■£n;°‘ f“uU "« hl- Parents Reports to the state board of health 4 EXTRA HKC/a'S tt»t he did it, for they had erta-arored Arthur P. Gorman did when he became j- <»y M0RTGAGK FOBECLO3UKE. , by sixty-six observers in different «2.VsBorSaBaSieES. 1 ,? B” ?'3n“ *° '»«* him of tho pracis'tiHW Furniture Manufacturing (Jom..parts of the state for the week ended WOMAN’S NEW TYRANNY. j •n.-rtew bearing date Juno »th. A. 1 li« 1 .\.‘D.31ly the "’’“‘or. who be­ September 1 show that remittent fever, ■ >rtga!ied to the undersigned, Daniel David Barry** Bite in Life. lieved that he could atop it. found a .\K a* trust**, the fidlowing desertb- Th. Giri ou » Dicyrlu Mukr. Man s3‘ BesTP°f,S0M A number of boys who have had the influeniai and whooping-cough in­ „tr situated in the City of HaatingH. plan which worked admirable. It was SEND f0« CATALOGUE ’ Uelpleaa Still. creased. and that cholera morbus de­ -, itv, Michigan, and described as fblopportunity of practical experience on There is a new terror in town, says when he was leaving here forScbraska L’DOUGLAS, creased in area of prevalence. Con­ ni! ’ city lots five hundred forty-tour, J BROCKTON. MASS. • ,i i.irtv live, fire hundred furty-slx. the Louisville Courier-Journal after the extra aeadon of tbe Fifty, sumption was reported at ’134 places, t tortv-seven, five hundred fortyU FO«th forth like n lion. Kxkine third congress that the senator mode scarlet fever at thirty, typhoid fever ■'K nifed tUly. five hundred fifty-one. Became, we are tbe Urgesl manufacturer* ot . * ; the proportion to the little ft.llow that , ir.yl tlttv-iso. fire hundred seventeen, whom it may run down. ( at forty-seven, diptheria at twenty.advertised ahoca in the world, and guarantee -nchtevo. Ore hundred nineteen. it is more to Imj dreaded than a car of If he would break himself of the nail• three, measles at four, aud smallpox the value by atanwing the name and price ou - ’.vveh’.y. five hundred twenty twu. tbe bottom, which protects you against high '”*rdedi becanre It can spTCli wi^.iXX.,honW at Detroit. > twenty three, fire hundred twrncy- Juggernaut, prices and the middleman s profits. Our shoe* . Im i.Ired twenty-fire, four hundand around the square while Juggernaut Ls equal custom work in style, ea«y fitting and :-ndred four, four bn dred fire, Two Children Killed. wearing qualities.. We £ave them Void every­ At first little Manderson would not ।, -i >iv Aw hundred seven, tour hdo- turning the corner. where gt lower prices for the value given than I A sad accident occurred at C. P. Lin: • l imdred tune, four hundred believe that the senator was sincere in ' It is more t-rriblo than on army with any other make. Take no substitute. If your . u .e^'.l elev-n aud four huudnod qaeist's form near Dewing’s Siding, 9 dealer cautot supply you. we con. Sold by his promise, and declared that he would baixners: yea, than an army of nuroes ,:f-di.-♦jiv.iU Hastings, Barry Courtiy. miles north of Bay City. Mr. Lidquest probably only get a cheap wooden toy, ......... ... ding b> 'ton :tcor->ed Mat with baby buggies. X : ,u-r 'ii'h at*, the hereditaments had converted an old dwelling house It to— what need to nay?—the woman instead of a real live pony. But at .in- <heremki pertainluK; ito into a granary and he, with his two -.Tst he wa* prevailed upon bv persuaFB9NATE 9BUET. h ■■tilLitugi .thereon, Including on a bicycle. children, r.ged 2 and 4 years, were upon • y v Mlns. This niortgiuie .Pedestrians wvo , X uUC ppQU)C . “ lun Promtac to quit the aiUy hub5Uh- Of Mlrltlgab. r«.U*f v Of Umk-m have same alight nrotec.. . ih-:tr.t day of Jutv. K. 1» l&i. the upper floor, putting grain into Al a of the Probate Coart for thd txeen Inert the man on _ • ar bicycle . . when Li 1 V , «*o»her found that her \ M.. In tl.r ofiire of the lleglsler tioo against th- Prnbst* ufflceJn, boxes, when the floor gave way, pre­ OeiHty of fton-v. holrton ’ «u:iitv. M*chlga*>. In H’-er he irons on u rampage. They can u_ little boy had really given it up, she ti-.c City of Hiuth.us. >n said emuity. <»u Fri­ • .u'-mwHmu-W! I»e(4ttl». Im b-ten cipitating Mr. Linquest and the chil­ day the 3 *t «liv «•< Auzi>s:. *u Um- y-w one sat down and wrote a long letter to the -. naut'in «i sal t ninrtattge. No obit scurry out into the gutter and kick lhoii«aud eteht hundred and ■u’peiVjO*”'. dren to the lower floor, and both little - t. <x - T-i u limiituied al law to ire Fres-nt, Cluirle- W.w Aniisiiuffc. Judge ot mud at- hiip. They can scramble upon senator who whs then in Nebraska, ones were instantly killed. •In ac.w rruuuntng '-•■cured Prohwf*; ,, . telling how good Manderson had been, •it any part th-re«»f. Theri is the fence And hurl hard hunks of lan­ In th* m-:ter nf tl*e•-a.ve «f En‘s Hud­ iriven iti.v -it the duh- ol this notice iij»- guage at him. They can subsidize a and stating MIchlKan’a Champion Shot. son. deer uu-1. ■ Cr that he had at last B *’c“ On rv.vlmgMud fi’Jngthf prtltoitt duly verified . . . ws •i.xrr.vd bv said mortgage teamster and ».fck a coal cart on him. • • lt,nf hlS nnUv and also that In tbs second and closing day of the of DahIu'i Striker, execu’or of the last will aud « < •••■»» •-axe.. I ho sum of thirry-oue They can lu? nronr-rt tawtall-bSl tht receipt of the ------------ -------------------promised pony would . .. hu:i..red and twenty <<ollir* Mort tourney at Muskegon of the Michigan testament <>t said deceased praying that fair final account now nh file In said conrt may be' be in order. .'■■■ ^li. B* virtue of toe' State Trap Shooters' league, Samuel heard and allowed and he d schr.rgvd from *vld- e.nii Iu sabi iiHH-ir -ce. And. walkiug-canes and knock him out on SEXXTOR UAXOEUSOX, OF XKBUSKX. There were *weral weeks of tiresome Howes, of Battle Creek, won the state ^nmrenron R I* ’ordered, the: Friday the ;. remixing said itinoiiut d»sv the fly now and then. ’Fhey can even . : .-:u;sx:-. I shall seH Hie premBm carry their guns nt half <x>ck nnd bring waiting and little Manderson was championship expert medal, with Sftthday of September, A. D..ira;*t ten o'clock to1 ■ .-M-rih'd. log' lhnr with ‘aid about to give up in despair of ever re­ the floor of the United’States senate as nineteen out of twenty. Lowes, of the1 forenoon, be asMgtied for Hu- hearing of said : . belters and dry kilns, or so him down on the wing, if huick enough petition and thr.t the heirs at taw of said de­ - .id i>ri-ni;«es ns shall be heresanryl to on trigger. Dal tho womnu on a bicy­ ceiving his horse, jmt the senator kept pages have achieved success in life, and . Muskegon, won the semi-expert state eeased and all other persons hd crested m said some of them have obtained positions ’ medal, no one appearing against him. mill si due uih’H tltr ii*<h*btjedestate, arc required to nvpe’ir at a session cf. cle is another thing nltdgcthcr. The.1 his promise and sure enough one morn­ of prominence and eminence. One of Henry Bauknecht. of Muskegon, won said court, then to be tinhlen at the Probate of­ public has long «fnce rqc-ij,rib.o.l the ing the Ikw’s father received a letter ______ o that ’‘There is « .Tuvv.ami puny 11x0 nf tho papcs some fifteen I the amateur medal, with twenty-two fice. in tbe City of Hastings, in said county, and• Mirth In in Uporl <4 stating a Shetland ponv show cause, if any there be. why tor prayer nt ..__,Ox of _* Manderson XI. , C. Strawn *. at yuCrs Bgo waR Davld S' Harr>’’ "f Mich- I out of tiweuty-flvc. !ty <>f Hivrthws. li-rry fact th:U it it- «!t tlie im rvy of the worn- •. to .U.. the credit tho petitioner may not b<- granted. And it» 1»-nu th* p!a.‘«* wtiin- an on a pavement, especially if sto) further ordered, that said petitioner Sive n-'t’ce' ' -_____ -________________________________ igan. He was u very quiet, undemon-1 tothe Interested In Mid estate, of tl» walk double or triple Ole. and cu’n* tlie Pennsylvania station nnd awaiting strative little fellow, always gentle- । ■Whipped a Wife-Heater. ---- rpenums — of said pendency prtltloi and tbe heiriog your disposal. ’’ To say that there was CRpecially if );hc c irry tin umbrella by causing a copy of this order : •» bo Frank Nelson, of Trout Creek, threw thereof by manly in deportment, and always 1 . a newsPut hqr on a blcyelv c,nd s^c is simply joy in the Strawn family would be put­ clean, well-dressed and wholesome-! dishes‘at Ms wife and children ar.J published In the Hnstfng. dreubued1‘anxkr In wldcnu'iwm 1 printed and circulated in said County of ting it‘mildly. Manderron and Mar­ devusfeitioai on wheels V.'ii.h faces sqt week for three successive xMMr onoe Guw In I" each *“1*** wesk .ve looking. After leaving the senate : ended by trying to empty a shotgun ; harry, garete. his little sister, were overjoyed; ; weelts previous to said day of bearing. as grimly os fate’s, with <•; v;. as ugsccat them. He was arrested, bat a gang Chas W. ARMvrnoxa. and their father and mother were: young Barry engaged in journalism, [ lag as[the sphinx’s, with ijn* ’ 1 of twenty white caps took him from Judge of Probata. and fjpm time to time represented sev; eqmiH^ ’.veil pleased, for they highly • leatlcW t* * (A trus copy.)___________________ . _ hcr appreciated the generosity of Senator eral papers in the northwest as their . jail and gave him 100 lashes on the Washington correspondent. About five , bare back while he was tied to a tree ’Manderson. • i ‘qrirt fAr !rt»« trunk. He was rescued by a sheriff’s hujt years ago ho was placed iu charge of the • Little Manderson lives bn Capitol' posse, but may not recover. None of U Hill iiu-.l back of ’his ho.asc there is ’ Washington bureau of one of the- great- ; his uuwilnnts wore apprehended or D th r.ien ni;:l chil’ln ii harry ,ln th? .-eond . -. quite a large and beautiful yard, in . est newspapers In the United States. < , As in boyhood, youth and young munrecognised. • storiei, if second stories be in reach. one corner of which Mr. Strawn has , hodd, Barry was competent for every fifm Are Out. •i pakrut’ TuiYhisi That*! the great reaaon why you built u small frame stable, nnd in this ' PROOF position to wltich he was assigned: so | Fcar<)f further damage from fire in should know about our salL It re­ Manderson’s pony is housed. At first J quires tho best to procure the best also in this front rank of journalism he the viclulty ot uhpomiug had vanthe little animal was frisky nnd wild. Tho good tarmer realizes this with but after a few weeks of training on ! is acknowledged to be ■ competent, igfied, raiu having fallen. The daxuit.; bis seed; ahull the butter maker ba *Vheu I was a sheriff out in town I the streets of the national capital. Bes- capableand admirable. Undoubtedly ag0 u crops> tiuiber and other prupless wise? Our Ball is as carefully made as your butter—made express­ JeVmW-.." I “Peewue- cf the-uuexpwto) . Me,.jlie pony, Ijecann? subdued and is . a great measure of the success which ertv lu Marquette county is small com­ ly for dairy work; and bright dairy­ ,.f. {manner in which justice • som<»imee now as'quici and safe ns any old coiin- I be has attained l»y indefatigable effort, par‘od with the loas In Barag.ai h on men everywhere find their butter bet­ The total :!’ U i *’<>rSto ito way,’’saida resident cf Kup- , try horse. Bessie is a lieautifnl dark j is largely due to the experience which I and Dickinson counties. ter mode and their.tabor better paid lito I:, .’rhik‘ M» efty to * Detroit Fft- Fri= u re- gnxy little creature with long mane i came to him as n little boy on the floor In coaDtios west of Uhpeming will when they use of the United States senate, the great‘ ------------------------# -------------------:it ! w <it wit.; *.-* ' porter “There was in our littlc eora- and tail. After she had become per- i aggregate anywhere from $30,0dD,G0Q est deliberative body on earth. ■ - 1 enu*?«i 1 “unity arathertou^hcitizen.Bill Dun­ to 840,000,000. fectly tame and docile. Mr. Strr wn pur­ son, who worked occasionally and chased a small yellow phaeton and { Charged with Theft. H.i-l* It: .-Mid Copuli. passed the rest v.f the. time either with nearly every evening Manderson may i”v ih. re »»•*. whf tbe prop* Norvell A. Hawkins, cashier of' Alonzo II. Stewart, of Des Moines, ! the bdys or in maklrg life .. Lurdcn for be wen driving about the streets of ‘ the Standard Oil company in De- j No matter what brand you have his poor wife. E. eryorrn thought Bill Washington with his father or mother la., came to Washington about ten e bad man, bat one day whan hi* wifa at his side to see that up harm befalls ! years ago to receive an appointment as troit, was locked up on the charge ' tiNCd. Just give this q. fair trial. It The Standard I 1b first in fiavorjOrat in grain, and ri| page ir^the senate and he has been cod- of embezzlement. was discovered murdei ?d the entire him. first in purity. Whether for dairy / Oil company alleges that during commuDHy trss horriflru. 1 was among Bessie is not lonesome here, for in tinuou.‘-ly in tbe service of that body , the past year and a half, while acting 1 or table use, you will find it to your advantage to be acquainted iflp ever since. He is now a young man. a the first to visit the house. In the sit­ the large yard buck, of the bouse little in the capacity of cashier for them. ’ .With-the salt that’s all salt. Wa ting-room where-, the murder took Manderson has a veritable stinjk farm. ' voter, and greatly interested in polit­ Hawkins has appropriated over 81b,‘J00 • Write us. ical affairs. He is the chief of •pages place was a parrot, and as wo begun He has a large and beautiful! setter Jixljte of FrotaUe. DIAMOND CRYSTAL of their money to his own use. SALT CO., our examination the bird kept repeat dog which he prizes very highly, and and has charge of pairs for the .repub- 1 St. Clair, Mich. B Manderson always takes him out to Ing: “‘Don’t kill me. Bill. Think of all I exercise when he joes walking with law and was graduated in the spring of ' Greet damage has resulted from ■ have frtood! Think of all 1 have been! his father. Besides these pets the boy ■93-and is now employed by one of the . forest fires in Trout creek district dur- J ( t un for :u*Co»:r- Don't kiU me!’ has a few pretty bantam chickens and leading law firms in this city. During ing tbe last few days and fires were “\Vc found Bill in one of the saloons, he enjoys himself every day feeding the sessions of the senate he is always . still buruing. The Diamond Match । ■I tin- vr.? onr thvasaita and, as we supposed, he Ij-'d on alibi and attending to them. He is a very on duty there, but when the senate is company lost fully 90,000,MO feet of not in session he is diligently engaged , ■itielv four. all ready.' Three or four scoundrel* fortunate little boy in being able to timber and the Nestor estate timber in the work assigned to him by the so many lieautlful and destr­ were ready to swear be hud been play- possess(— consumed was about 20,000,000 feet. firm. He is competent, experienced and . . .. ■ __ n..* .vf nil ing cards all night Well. Bill was ar- able live animals far pets. But of all The loss to homesteaders And others. ambitious to succeed. Within another TIMETABLE. reeled. How were we going to got I his possessions he prizes most hi* little In eSect February 11. 18M. .-■;i Kuh Grant; M>n <». said i.rccused evidence? There was a young man on pony, Bessie, for which he is indebted year he will probably be in some west- , era city engaged in the practice of law, u a certain turt-sHU'-nt nowon file io tbe police force, who said: ‘Let xne 1 uncle. Senator Manderson, ■ urp >itr-«g U< Ih- the Ian’ Mill and les­ talcing*an interest in politics, and aim- | The Wheat mine, Cascade range, has Neither love nnr money feould induce ing to achieve, if possible, the distinc- I t ! dreased mlmlited to pro­ talk to Bill and see if I can’t get a oen Stations. resumed operations after an idleness mt :■ Hih.i-tGitiou <•!'Skill e»tnte be fession out of him-- Witnesses wen? him to give up thU pet which he obZt >n'd p-t r><>ner. ibe •■xe>nitur in said tion of-becoming a member of the United ; of four year*. The pre is sold to the I -r i.-> »«>iti—o<hf*rsuitable prson. plaeed near at hand, and the young 1 XOXTH. States senate. This is a laudable am­ Western Furnace company of Manis­ is iir.ien .1, that Friday tlie uth. bition and a boy with the opportunities tique. The Davis mine at Negaunee Chicago Lv iriutwr A. f».. i*ei. at len o’ck-ckin man entered the cell. “ ‘Hello. Bill!’ he said. \ ’ll. be assigned far the hearing of and environments with which young has also begun work at the old shaft, • al i ll.ar the h»'ir*a' law of Mid 'Kalamazoo Lv... - ‘Hello!’ said the other, in a surly ! Stewart has been favored may readily • adding twenty-five men to the force. ■od sd other |H-nms interested In manner, ‘when are yon going to let BMtOoeper...... . are required to appcMT R .a session Rlchluna June t. aspire even to the only position in this . >rt. tiu-n to be lioiden nt the Probate me out of here?’ Cressey country which is higher than a senator- I . -cityof Hastings, la s.h<1 County. Mito...................... “I “‘Not/very soon.’ ; Bhip. Smith D. Fry. : A West Michigan passenger train Delton. v ’• ’What do you mean? You can’t I w'O .... . . . I was wrecked near Brookings by a herd l VW.VIM Oovontato j Bhulu 1 -..i ____ J *_______ _ ___ ® I Shulu....... Till ■i n-d tn*: s;ihi uetitiourr give not>re prove anything. I've got my wit- ! BaiiMt carried by Alligator*. • of cattle and two men were killed and -v<ii's interested ju said e»Ui'c. ol the Hastings............ The Indians on the banks of the Ori- three injured. 3 •»f <414 uecilion and the IwMrlng then- n esses. * , ing a <-o;o <»f this order tz» be .published noco river, South America, assert that j Michigan was honored by the scleo“ ‘They ar* uo good, Bill. We have CtxiXA Grove - rr .vc.s Hax> kr. a newspabrr wriulan nllicmtor. alligator, Previous previous to going In in • ‘ tinn ti on nf of Philip Philin T. Colorova. Colgrovc, of Hastings, Uiflt.intrc Woodland Tifi 4 14ji8 -•1 fit-in hhI«1 r^aiut* of Barry, once our witnesses.’ •. < /r three i-uccesslve vwseXs pre- i search of prey, always, swallows a as vice chancellor of the snproma U’nodburv “ T don't believe IL’ FUJ>. L.t ejsil........ -3 large stone, so that it may acquire ad-1 lodge, Knights of Pythias IV A-M-vw.— . : ’“Yes. sir; and they saw you do the LMMll.g., ........ I (totroit......... ditional weight to aid it in dragging — . . Jillge u< Frobote- I » The Michigan peninsular car works Grand Baphlt*.. .....1 M j 12 captured animals under water. Boli- I Wuiu» u<*vc uccu employ“The Th* man sprang Rnrang to his feet with * I “ vur, the traveler, related this oddity of , j n g i t 200 men recently, have shut down • terrible oath. natural history to a companion, Who indefinitely. L “ ’You lie!’ he said. Station*. was somewhat inclined to disbelieve it : • ‘No, I don’t lie find 1 can prove it. A large number of veterans were in | To prove that there was really some- 1 The witnesses were two tramps, and attendance at Morley at the annual thing In the stories as related by the | reunion of the soldiers and sailors. they looked through the window and j Indians, Bolivar shot several alligators saw the job. They are ready to swear An unknown tramp criminally as­ nils tgo A’ while in the presence of his friend, and | saulted a 14-year-old girl named Brooks to It? In all of them rocks were found com?-1 “Bill gave a sneering and profane near Norway and then made his es- KMCOochiot Lv.. rra lucxv Bor ran ms post. Rtchlaod Junn’t. spending to the weight of the “gnAcfr." , response. . tMnedtoe^auU^™**’ One immense old fellow had a stone . Oresaey j “ ‘Listen to me a momenL Bill, ana Alpena expects to get a big tannery. MH*................... weighing 17 pounds snugly tucked . DeUon W 1 10 \acn himself of a very bad habit Citizen* are offering a big firm a num­ Ctorerdato....... 1 MLien see s>ec if li am lying.,r—1- -— . 18 12 M away in his digestive apparatus. von did it tvhat -------! Jtrat how yon IL and just Ju.lt. tat haptap­ ne oro 8Uu?x................... ber of inducements to build there. I W.L. Douglas $3 SHOE-.'^:^ WOOLLEY & BRONSON Because It is so Pure Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt. i' I lican Chicago, Ealaaaioo !i Sagiaiw '=» zs $3 Ore \\ou a Pv'ie.nd.^0 tke cause PvoVe&Vxon. AvfcevesYs ? Story of • Bright 8oo.te n* Several years ago W.tenn Smith, of dd oZ• munterwl in front ofbis tad examined the scone carefully and munivivu ......... — au-« «WX office by a bruUil —*..i Ursffinn. ruffian. The-affair Tho affair eumiMd‘. nXt a great frrest aem. deal 'IW he could ..11 by th. office . *wiaespreadta-mnwut and sym^ S-d tall whs - —- - ' ** pathy for the bereaved fa “ U yprisoner’s manner. “ ‘When you raised your knife, Bill. J? the unfortunate man, i pe..fl-jth that he beffaa hi. «taT- Are you willing to work for the cause of Protection in placing reliable infor­ mation in tlie hands of your acquain­ tances? U you are, you should be Identified with 1 can tel) yon the exact \ wife and just how she acted. With that he rephaftd many words which no THE AMERICAN i one out an an actnal spectator oonldltare protective tariff league, one tut I known. This was done In . dramatic 13B W. 230 St., New Tons. known. Ts» »eves exCu CJ. naira otf .nd n IO th. L-T-. taUlOCT. and »he • ■ pressed the most .bjev' ««• .. ••■Don't! Don'tl' ho shouted. It J statement of tho fact, although I may PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM ! ^ statement w~ taken. When j belearried bow he>tadtaen trapped ta went to the gallows with a his lip. against those who tad eoo ■ 7^ wired tbe little wheme. The new method of Dr. Laoorae, which consists In making rhythmic traction 9n the tongue to bring about the respiratory reflex action, has been tried a great deal In France in the last twoyeara In all aorts of c-ea of as­ phyxia by drowning, electric shock, lightning stroke and the coses of ap­ ca parent death in the newly bora. Some ( ^o sixtv-three cases are given where pa­ toe tient. were recalled to life by Wits method, and aa it is eo elmple (using an ordinary tongue foroepa, such as is on handI during or ether 3in­ floor of Jv-innds among-the I true. killed chloroform her. I will halation. the tongue is pulled forward and regular rhythmical movements £^Xootatof hi. winmng way. are given to IK It is proposed to Issue some staple direction that can be posted in every hospital and be in the •'^rthn:x“o-ta^- bands of every midwife or anyone who may be liable to see asphyxia, such as ?' Urstrawn the little nephew of those who give anesthetics. Fish are dying off in Mud lake at Brady in great quantities. Mrs. Caroline Purdy, aged 80 years, died at her home in Dearborn. She was one pf the first settlers of that H.VRTIXOS ......... 4 bl 13 S Costs Grove..'... Weodtaad ’< 40;»tl 45 Lansing Detroit Grand Rapids. 10 27 w . Between 15,000,000 and 20,000,000 feet City. of log* belonging to the Holland & Traverse Cbarlevuix.... Emery On., were driven ashore at East TskjlW......... Bay View Tawas during a heavy wind. It wae said that Mrs. Marion Davis, of Paris, gave her slx-days-oll babe a doee of carbolic acid, from the effects of which <te little one died. The township boards of Arcada and Newark have appropriated ®L90 each for tho improvement of the road across the big swamp in Gratiot county. H. E. Avery, of Detroit, ex -champion tennis player of Canada, was defeated ’3lup» on MKtirJ only. AjcwaU mus: ■Iguil trains at flag ■rtatlous an soon m they cm be teen. t Freight train* will be run at the rouvenlenee at th< company, who reserve the right to ebaniie th* Ume of such trni»s without notice. No.Swill wait at Woodbury for leisaetigeri H. C. Term. GenlVa'i* fl �AKIMOTO’S TROUPE OF JAPANESE EQUILIBRISTS Prineelv Entertainer* to the imperial Court of the Mlkado.-Now xeen'fuf the flLt - J thu Western Continent. Hastings Banner Thursday, Sept. 13, 1894­ ” MARSH ALL L. COOR. Bdttar. hold the Amerinan market for tbe products of American labor and th as make us a hap­ py and prosperous people. The Baxner has given a portion of its ____apace to the Church Temperance Society for the purpose of advancing the cause of temperance in this city sad county with the strict understanding that there be OOVKBNOR-Job** T. Rich. UBV*T fK>V.—Alfred Milne*. nothing of a partixan or sectarian nature, SKC’T of STATE-WH»hingt»n Gardner. as nothing of that character will bo insert­ THE ASUKKR-J- W. YVHtonteon. AUDITOR GENERAL—Stanley W. Tur- ed knowingly. Nor will we consider our­ selves responsible for tbe views expressed, as tbe department will be edited by various COMM K STATE LAND OFFICE—W. A. ones. The suppression of the liquor SUP T PUB. INSTRUCTION—H. K. Pnt- traffic ought to be a matter of interest to all, and entirely Independent of any po­ litical party, for as the editress of the temperance column truly says this week, Republican County Convention. “prohibition where tried is not the success Republican County Convention is hereby itought to be.” Good temperance men called to meet at Mudge’s Opera House. City of Hastings, on Wednesday. September wth. 1691. are found in all parties who are as loyal to at 10 o’clock a. m.. for the purpose of placing the cause of temperance as any member of In nomination candidates, for the several couu ty offices to be elected at the coming election the prohibition party. u> November next, ard to transact such other Their work for the cause of temperance business as may come brfore tbe convention. The townships and wards will be entitled to is not as effective as It might be because Rutland they believe that temperance work should Woodland Baltimore & be divorced from politics. This being true Hope Carlton . 5 Barry Hartings twp 4 it seems as if there could be some means Castleton Qty 1st wd 3 Irving devised whereby the temperance people of - and wd 4 Maple Grove •• 3rd wd 3 all parlies could join forces outside of Pratoevtlie 4tb wd 5 to Johnstown 7 Thoraapole — politics and thereby be enabled to do more « Yankee Springs 5 Orangeville' 5 Fot ward caucus notices to the Hastings Ba»- effective work for the cause than Is now k>. being done. \ Dated, Hartlup', Aug. 8th. IHH. J. P. 11 ale Kenyok, Chairman. C. W. Jordan. Secretory. Have you heard from Maine? The re­ sult is only another one of those CARD FROM MR. BISHOP. overwhelming set-backs that the people are giving to tbe democratic party this Decllnins tl^e Prohibition. Nomination year. Tbe state went republican by the For Circuit Court CominiMioner. largest majority ever known in the history Evidently there was some mistake made of the state, Cleaves, the republican nomi­ in the Prohibition Convention held here nee for Governor defeating Johnson, hfa the first of this month. I wish to sny that, democratic opponent by over 37,000 ma­ while 1 appreciate the kindness of the con­ jority. Tom Reed is re-elected to Congress vention in placing me In nomination for Lw over 10,000 plurality. Dingley, Milli- TUB HASTINGS. MICH., POSTOFFICE, august 14. 1879. DITORIAL NOTES ' al ' Il' ■ li s' I1 Circuit Court Commissioner, it was done gkn and Boutelle the other republican without my consent. Believing in the principles of the Re­ publican party as 1 do, it will be impossible and would be inconsistent for me to ac­ Congressmen are also re-elected by plu­ ralities, of from 0,000 to 10,000. , _ r> r*t/*Y *T* I 1 mCM I CAESAR S TRIUMPHANT ENTRY INTO ROME RINGI NG BROTHERS The Strongest QRtflTtST SHOW J LUNNNI Dan in the World IIII1ML.I11M az» ■ v >T^t f .TT^i Towering Like! a Colossus Above All Others, and Beyond A ison, Thje’ Largest, Grandest. Best Exhibition on Earth. : Bore High-Sju-jed Performers an4 More Novel Features Than L; I___________ ROYAL ROMAN HIPPODROME lead the American people-out of their A TRIP TO MOUNT VERNON. bondage under republican misrule, and in­ to a land flo wing with milk nnd honey, Other Historical Spots Around Wa»hingand the people have waited a long tiresome r ton. wait, for tbls democratic Millenium to be A trip to Washington would not becomushered In; keeping an eye out for the plete without at feast taking In a few of honey, but this modern Moses has not the many Interesting “side trips” to some smitten the rock yet, apparently, aud if lite of tbe numerous historical spots around the Nation’s Capitol. One of the most in­ tbe children of Israel, they are waiting to teresting is to Moqnt Vernon, the beauti­ be fed, they had belter pray fervently for ful honw of Washington which will ever Manna to fall from Heaven and not wait be regarded with sacred interest as long as for Grover or a democratic Congress to the Republic lasts, for Washington more than any other human being was responsi­ feed them. ble for throwing off galding oppression, To compare Grover Cleveland with An­ and giving to the New World greater opdrew Jackson is the largest joke of the portuniry. greater freedom and greater 19th century, the masterpiece of political possibilities than were ever enjoyed be­ fore in any land under the Sun. effrontery and ridicule offered to the mem­ Though BAJRtXB readers have probably ory of the hero of New Orleans. Credit read of, and many are no doubt personally film with Jeffersonian simplicity if you familiar with, Washington’s home, yet the will, but for conscience sake and some revered memories of the brave soldier and statesman that will always cling to this little regard for history spare Andrew beautiful spot, make Mount Vernon aiJackson. mort consecrated ground, and a trip there The man Grover, who lacked entirely is inspiring and interesting. In company with several others from the courage of bis convictions and dare not this city the writer went to Mount Vernon, sign the Senate Tariff bill aud dare not taking the boat at 7lh street wharf for the veto iL but let it become a law by his old city of Alexandria, and from Alexgn* cowardice, pocketing it for the ten days, dria to Mount Vernon by the electric rail­ during which time the liquor dealers were way—a dlstanc? of about nine miles. Alexandria has many historical attrac­ allowed to remove all liquors from the tions, such as tbe Braddock house, where bonded warehouses with a loss to the Gen. Braddock lived before tbe Revolution; government of about elcht millions of dol­ the old hotel at which Washington used lars and about two hundred millions of to stop; the old church in which be used to worship and the pew that he occupied. foreign goods removed during the same Just across the aisle was the pew that time at a government loss of many mill­ Gen. Rob’t E. Lee occupied. The church ions more which are to flood this country is kept open and is visited by thousands with the goods made by the labor of other every year, we as all others are being allowed to sit down In the pews occupied bands, while our own, capital and labor by these great men. The church of both, must lie idle. course is of very old style, as are most of Cleveland's letter to Wilson reveals his Its furnishings. In the yard which sur­ deadly hostility to the bill which finally rounds tbe church is tbe cemetery and one is attracted by the peculiar Inscriptions on passed and bad be vetoed it, tbe revenue the tombstones. One of them read "In on these liquors and goods In bond, would memory of dorothy harper, uxor of John have been paid to tbe government Instead w. harper, died Sept. 3, 1800.” The word of tost by bis entire lack of backbone. They “uxor” Is tbe latlu word for wife. An­ other inscription read “Here lies tbe body bad been left In bond for that very pur­ of Mr. Isaac Pierce, bora In Boston, son of pose to come into this country duty free, Mr. Isaac Pierce, distiller, who departed or tbe revenues reduced to nearly that this hve March Mth. 1771, aged 94 years.” By the side of this was a slate stone tablet to “George Mumford who died in 1778.” Lei K be remembered by every Ameri­ It must have been about tbe time of the can laborer, that they will not do the death of the oldest of the above mentioned work necessary to produce that two hun­ arsons that Alexandria commenced to dred Billions of dollar* worth of goods, pave its streets. If so one could not blame them for dying young or desiring to move that werk will be done across tbe waters to some other tocaiity. It is an actual end goadr solid American gold will go out fact that some of tbe most important of from us to pay for them whereas if y6u Alexandria’s streets are paved with rocks did tie work -bere we would have the from one to two feet across tbe surface, the rounding part being np, and the rocks goods and the money lox la there, can placed so ctose together that there is just there be, any reasonable doubt as to which space enough around the edges for grass to grow np and offer tempting pasture for cattle. Ifapersari eoald *®aglne riding To tbe American laborer, the man around a 40 acre lot over rocks of varj Ing size* plaeed m clone together as they oould somrlhing of what other8bow». AllIpi muter Uw Urewtuau.,w ” ____________ Parogod-Tbe Wo FRENCH MHILT QILET>mber 3-ring circus, elevated stages, mighty millionaire menagerie «cq“»nu,n of marine wonders, Mammoth museum of marvels. far-tameU horse fair and equine congress, embracing 35c.of the finest blooded horses !;• the world together with the greatest aggregation J>t Europe's Mort celebrated Qulttette Show*. TOeir EUROPEAN flERIflLISTS,GYMNASTS ACROBATS RIDERS GHflS. W. FISH, and Arenic Specialists of every description ever Exhibited >n this or an}' other country._________ F ' pounds with ***»*• Supports a r p l^Peclrtty imports ; r I; and Only Somod In America. Miss JOSIE MIKE ROONEY~~ America’s Youngest and dreatest Rider. Equestrienne Queen ot the SciiuwsauH oriel’ HERMANN BROS-, Glorious REVIVAL 01 th6 GR6US MftXIMUS Terriflic Gladitorial Combats, Absorbing Trials of Strength arid En­ durance. Grand Gala Day Sports and Spectacles. 2 AND 4-HORSE CHARIOT RACES. Largest Living Giraffe | Monster Hippopotamus Tbe tallest beast that breathes. Stands full 18 feet in helghtb. piTThe only one In America. * Blood-Sweating Bt*hem«Aii-r* the Nile W-««h» four uma. Th* mlghth/t Ai.;: h.i.a.r, .l Earth ■ ■ 4”------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- ---------------------- -Roman standing races, j’oekey races, with lady and gentlemen riders; novel elephant and camel races; child-delighting pony races with Most Complete Zoological collection in the World. monkey riders, laughable donkey races with clown drivers; Prince Chaldean, Magnificent Long-Mained Percheron Stallijn: Mam­ and other exciting racing contests. moth Bi-Horned Gnu; too vens of Rare, Wild Beasts: Schools of Educated Goats and Ponies: Mirth-Making Porcine Circes: High­ Bred Horses in Astounding Drills; Double Herds of Ponderous. Per­ forming, Dancing and Clown Elephants. FREE DAILY PAGEANT OF GLITTERING SPLENDOR. The Pniceartcm leave* the Show Grounds promptly rt ID o'dock un th? ni- rn.iJ bltitin. it la over a mile In length. Ten of the M Carved and L)<wnr i:-, Pen* of Performing Wild Animals are exhibited free and'open upon the utrert«. Ten Kinii- ->• Mti-ic. Including M«wg\v's Sliver Chimes and a Mammoth GokMn dtram Ollfcqtr, wake t^e ah wen? with melody. No postponement on account of weather. Th? Procession m«v >:.n n ah!r.e R. Bl Gelatt for several years editor of cept the nomination tendered, and I there­ the Detroit Tribune has associated himself fore respectfully ask that my name be with tbe Bay City Tribune as editor. wlth irawii from the Prohibition ticket Many changes will also be made in the Yours Respectfully, mechanical department of the paper. The Chavncey R. Bishop. Tribune of bay City, is the leading paper through its section ot the country, but with the changes above mentioned it will A Great Failure. The present administration of Grover rank among the very foremost of Michi­ Cleveland, ' (unless its closing months gan's dailies and wield a still greater in­ shall redeem it) must go down in history fluence in the ranks of the republican as a great failure. The man who was party of which it has always been an able ••greater and better than bls partv,” lias exponent. manifested; very poor statesmanship, in With such stalwarts as Reed. Dingley, the management ot national affairs, and Milligan and Boutelle returned to Con­ worse tact (<f possible! in the management gress. Maine certainly will not be misrep­ of his party. . From the platform, from resented. the press, out of the mouth-of every dem­ ocrat, came the assurance that with Cleve­ Whats the matter with Maine? The land wd were to have an administration of the genuine old Hickory stripe, we were publicans carried every county. to see a man who had the courage of his As Maine goes, so goes the country. convictions; broad enough to be a genuine typical American, a Moses, who was to "Visit Triple In Size Since Its WILL POSITIVELY EXHIBIT AT H astings WEDNESDAY. SEPT. • TWO COMPLETE PERFOROANCES DAILY. Afternoon at 2. \ ght at S. Doors Open One Hour Earlierj One 30 -Cent Ticket Admits to Combined .Shows Children under 12 years. Half Pric- •PRINCE CHALDEAN sclougness of duty faithfully performed.” Another point of interest in Alex­ andria is where stood the “Marshall House,” which burned down a few years ago. and the spot, la now occu­ pied by a couple of stores. Iu 18<H a rebel by the name of Jackson owned the Marshall House, from the top of which was flying the confederate flag. Col. Ells­ worth. a Union officer in charge of the New York Zouaves ascended to the roof and took down the flag and as he was de­ scending was shot by Jackson, who In turn was shot by Ellsworth’s friends. The guu with which brave ElUworiU’s life was taken may now be sern in the National Museum at Wasiihigton. From Alexandria to Mount Vernon the rid<«lt> pleasant as the cars . whirl on up the hills and down through the valleys, along streams and over ravines. Between the two places are several pleasure resorts where many of the people of Washington and Alexandria go for aimit vacations. The admlsMon rd Mount Vernon is 25 cents. The grounds are controlled. If not owned, by the Mount Vernon Association, the executive board being composed of one lady from each state in the Union, who have succeeded iu replacing many of the articles about the house just as they were In Washington's time. As soon as one comes upon the grounds It Is plain Io be seen that they were laid out by a master hand. Tbe house stands upon one of Po­ tomac’s bluffs which is probably 150 feet high, tlie house facing the river, the view being beautiful. Back of the house is a broad, level court, consisting of two or three acres, surrounded ou all sides by large oaks. On tbe left as you approach the mans ion from tbe railway station are the former slave-quarters, a long two-story brick structure, also the beautiful flower gardens, dog kpnnei, etc.. On the side of the steep bill between the house and the river, is the game preserve in which deer were kept then as now. To the right was the kitchen, tbe old brick barn built in 1788—long before Washington owned the property and a large garden spot la tbe barn is tbe old coach in which Wash­ ington used to ride. To the right of tbe house is the tomb in which his remains were first laid, and further back is the vault in which it is said both his and Martha Washington’s remains lie side by side in large white sarcophagi behind tbe heavy grated doors in ylew of all. In the rear of this vault are said to be the re­ mains of «0 other members ef the Wash­ ington family. It is said that after all the bodies were removed to this vault it was securely locked the key being thrown into the Potomac. The house is full of articles used in the Washington household sucn as chairs, ta­ bles, couches, the old harpsichord, pictures, paintings, clocks, stands, vases, maps, drawings, swords and medals that were presented to him after the Revolution. Ail of the beds in the house are canopy beds. The bed In which be died remains exactly as it was then. During Martha Washington's last sickness she occupied a room where she could look out upon the tomb trf her revered husband upon which it is said she gazed Iqefisaantly during the day time while seated at the window. Washinrton owced about 8.GG0 .acres of ground, though in tbe original Mount Vernon tract there were only 1500 acres. At tbe present time there are only 385 acres in Mount Vernon. 200 of which were purchased by tbe Association at 31000 per acre, and 85 acres .t It ... donated br tbe Uu. Jay Gould. Tbe nered reverence In which Ute country bolds tbe name of Washington; together with the interesting associations which abound there: and recollections of him who made such noble sacrifices for the cause of free­ dom all conspire to make one hesitate and linger among the scenes which surrounded the home life of the Father of his country, and at such a place tbe hours seem only as minutes. Another trip that, Is of great Interest to all is to Arlington Heights, the former home of Gen. Kob’t E. Lee, whos^ former elegant mansion, slave quarter*; etc., nrv Mill there and form one of the interesting sights. On a bright day Lev's former residence at Arlington can be easily seen at Washington and makes a beautiful sight, . the white building showing off to (splendid advantage being surrounded as It is by gn^n fcliage. Arlington has a still great­ er attraction to a, northerner however, than the mere fact that It was Gen. Let's home. It is also tlie Nations! Cemetery and beautifully has It been laid out at the Nation's expense in honor of her heroes. The distance from Washington to Ar­ lington is only four miles and Is a delight­ ful ride. Were It not for the fact that huge monuments and long rows of tomb­ stones confront jou upon entering the place, Arlington would seem like an en* chanted spot. It hardly seems -as though a more beautiful spot could be found or expected this side of the grave. So beau­ tiful is it in fact that we will not attempt any description of it further than to say that, as its name implies, Arlington is a series of hills, now gently sloping, now qaite abrupt, and all covered with a beau­ tiful growth of oaks, through which run winding roads forming a beautiful drive. There are 11,600 soldiers buried in Arling­ ton Cemetery. Upon the tombstones of those fallen beroes, whose ’ names were known, are carved their names, while the graves ot the unknown dead are marked with a little square marble tablet Ele­ gant monuments have also been erected In memory of many of tbe noted Genends who took part In the late war, that of bhtridan’s, whose name was and is al­ ways dear to Michigan citizens being very fine, a life size bronze medalion gracing the front of it It is an inspiration to vlalt Arlington which only a few years ago was close to <*■ heart ot nearly all tbe great moremeota ot tbe war. Iu rarronndlnr are “ , r'“'- ?.n<1 ”ow ln tlme Peace it la a splendid tribute to tbe memory ot tbe mien defenders that tbe Nation has pre­ pared thin beautltul spot tor their last renting piece. A lew ot our nomber were present to .2.?^ “d “**' lml»rt«nt tblu, that the last Congress did. aud that was when It adjourned. Most ot tbe notables however bad tert for home, the arduous d.tles connected with counting quorums, ‘he‘r l““rte’- *n,i distributing garden seeds being too mueh tor them. Harting*. Sept 12, *34. We, the undersigned members of the Huttagg Fire Dept., hereby challenge any “PUrtis abailluuae u lime theylfiay cheese, but wr.nhi .1 iday before the Wm. McKevI E- Holbrook, A. Renkea, W. riaT"’ 10 ■* re»klaiU«the etly. W. A. SctDMom, A great Stock ol School Supplies Money Counts SECOND HAND BOOKS, TAB­ LETS, (bargains in ’em) DRAWING BOOKS, SPELLING BLANKS . AND SLATES. We Are Willing to Sell Cheap I Electric, Water Whitt} oil-150 test, 8c. No. 2 Lamp Chimney, 5c. No. 2 Lamp Burner, 10e. No. 1 Lamp Burner, 7c. AT THE SIGN OF. No 0 Lamp Burner. 3r. Lantern Globe. 7c. 1 doz. good clothes Pins le. 2 packages tooth picks, 5a 12 sheets legal cap writing paper, 5c. . 12 sheets writing paper, ac. 25 good envelopes, 5c. Writing and pencil' tablets Hastings, Mich. cheap. 1 bottle RanfordsJluuilege5c. 1 bottle Thomas Ink. 5c. We are agents for the books used Celluloid;Collars. 15c. 2_for25. by the Teachers’ Reading Circle. Ginghams, fast colors. 7c. 1 doz. gentlemen.s summer socks 25c 1 Bolt Mosquito netting. 40c. Bobs Fly Trap. 25c Apple parer, slicer and corer, TH6 ELEPHANT W. J. & L L. Holtowau paper pius. 280(pinK. 1C­ double sheets lly paper, uc. doz. 2 qt. Mason cans. 7W. doz. 1 qt. Mason cans. 60cdoz pint Mason cans. 50c. 392 doz. can rubbers. 5c. • doz. can tops, 20c. House & whisk brooms cheap, Kitchen tinware, Hardware, Woodenware, Glasswaze. White Earthenware, The SHERWIN WILLIAMS Go. wear, Underwear. Sewiu? Machines, needlee. oils. anQ repairs. Millinery go<’d?i Notions, and Novelties of all Covers Most—Looks Best— kinds, way dotfn to bard . Lasts Longer than any times, cash prices. Lome i and see uh and trade wit i • Other Paint. and you will have monej lett to COUNT. 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 AGENCY, Gw. W. Soule & Son, Dealers in Bazaar Go"'^- �Hasting Banner. 1 high das* comediea, ' :OOK. Local editor. Hate Kenyon was Id Catatonitt Monday, The bi u nil on of oar agents and sub­ i Editor Snyder was in Sunfield Taw I day. f ’ scriber* i* called to the change in prire of the Itetrolt Tribune nnd Banner, from •L00 to $1.25 fcr the two. Mrs. George Soule Is in Detroit this week. • Berry McKelvey, of Lake. 0<hMsn, market go to Coot A Cook’s. They make in the city Friday. a specialty In this line. All they taS of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Wilson, of Broward, you Is simply to give It a trial. wtm In the city Friday. If you want the beat 50 cent tea In t^e ADERS Ringhng Bros. have, their own iteteeMrs. Hattie Walker, of Martin. I* vUUUvea to aee that no •‘akin games’’ art play­ h»K her parents in the city. ed around their tenta by which people |4toyre Barlow returned to the Mining can be lie.ced out of their money. school at Houghton yesterday. . We are now receiving our new fall Hue Norman Bailey went to DclriJK^yesterof millinery and will hare all new X as you know we elo*cd out fol fall at the terday to attend the state fair. Audi AH Kinds Of HOOL BOOKS ■ ,‘iid SE.GOND HAND Racktit. uext to W. U. Goodyear, druggist. Walter Frost is spending his vacation at his grandfathe'Fs. near Gull Lake. All who are interested iu forming a Chautauqua Circle or desirous of taking Mrs. Anna Mason is visiting friends In the work for the coming year are askod to Charlotte and Nashville Ibis week. meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Geer, Sat­ Mr. ami Mrs. D. S. Goodyear returned urday evening at 7:30 o’clock. from a visit with relatives In the east Sat­ Road Commtedoners cat* find 3 Inch urday. Bridge Plank at-our yard in Hastings. ^itfaurlce Grigsby left for Alms College Other people can find anything they want with his father on Tuesday to study for iu the Hue of lumber and shingles. the ministry. BkntleV, Tomi.inson and Rider. Mr. and Mrs. IL H. Cock, of Allegan, Woolley A Bronson give a ticket with | made a short visit with relatives Ln the each cash purchase of boots and shoe* at city Yesterday. their st^re that entitles the holder to a Mir*. Ella Judson returned to her home pair of half soles at these prices, gents 35c, ladies, boys and misses 25c, children In Hansing Sat unlay after a few dayfc visit ffitD L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST’S. e to .the FAIR and make : il I‘ADQU ARTERS at my place. )ned personal mention. | ^'Thursday, Sept. »3> lg94- 20c. east °f City Bank. with her parents. \ The Misses Genie Brown and Ettie ively displayed with tbe drawings of tbe I Inlines returned to Chicago Tuesday after scholar* of Lhe county. Nothing should an extended visit In the city.' be of greater interest to the county than Mrs. Mary 'Kenfield and Miss Lizzie the work ot the scholars, showing the pro­ Cook, of Chicago, are visiting for a few gress of the schools of the county. day| In the city. They came here from Mrs. Julius Russell is away buying fall Landing where they attended the wedding The Floral hail this year will be attract­ .t ih- various wards wlH meet •liyt .ruiug at 7:30 at the folsi.iU '-v • blacksmith shop. ,i c * \ » cooper shop. jv-toffi(.*e. ■. . Court Home building. •• 1 j. «uttue«t n» 2 delegates, tbe . :.a:i«l th** irft. 5. Bv Order ot Comm. A. E. Kf.naston. Cbm u. millinery goods and will have a complete of ai daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George stocjc this week. Other lines have also Frefmari. been purchased. The people ot the city Fiult can«, rubber* aud ail .kinds of of Hastings and vicinity are cordially in­ I vited to cal! and inspect goods and prices. aplcfes at Conk * Cook’*. ,«i.’u* will la* held at Cloverdale i, i.vm.at J o’clock p. m.. for ecting rfelegBt”* to lhe county held ill tUMlngv Sept. 19th, By order ol Com. ItiA Osgood, chairman. The school exhibit id the fair will be "End of the World” i* one of the largest companies now traveling, carrying their worth tlie price of admission. own special scenery, electric and calcium 1 Children’* caps and sailors for 2.5c. at Cntiton will meet in lights. The mechanical scenes in the 1st, Spaulding * Chamberlains’. 3rd and 4th acts are the finest ever set by । AU entries io the races fur the fair Will Bv onnsK Comm. traveling company. Don’t fail to see this : close Sept. Slat at 1 p. m. Don’t forget great play—to night—at the opera house. this. k JAL NEWS. CIRCULATION * 82 quires. [ <• •- . ... and come to the’ fair. ittn' went to Lansing yesnew and fresh at Phillips I Prepare to come to the show and the fair and while you are here Phillips A Erb’* Invite you to make their store your headquarters. They also invUe you to ' resulted in n disagreement of the Jury and lhe case wa-> dismissed from court. r >ad is Mana Kiozle’s. all wet<,"tX fair. j look over their stock of earthenware.glass- keep the. very best the market affords. ware etc, of which they have a very fine Hunting coats 81.60. Best made at line, and which they will sell tn you at Si-90. All wool pants 82.75 and other prices that you can afford to bay. prices in proportion at Bankrupt store. Joe Slattery and Lee Dunlap have gone to Howard dty to drive at the races being held there, i• year onpecWly -bould m.ke “ «tr* “ * 5L.rte Kinde and her merry Co. «>m» are being hand* d coffee's in the m.irURDU In tbe city at izie Co. at the opera house one tnclng -Sept. 24th. —t-t the Fireman’s ball. ThursSept! 27th, HMM. ___ Jie. features of the last day of the fair will the baby show. Cali at the;Christmas studio and get Otting of tin types, 4 tor 50 eta. Everything new in photography can be found at the Christmas studio. While moving a piano Friday Rob’t Tabby had Ills foot quite badly jammed. Don’t forget that all entries to the races •’- tii<- i*ir wili close Sept. 21st at 1 p. m. The south part or the county was visited by quite ni severe wind-storm Friday night. ' While atfeWiog the fair do not miss seeing Matte .house. . Kinzle at Mudge's opera All kinds if apices’ at Phillips & Erbs, if you have any pickling to do try their spices. Secure tickets in advance for Marie Kinzle Ol. week of fair at Mudge’s opera house. I t For first class photographs that never, fade, tail du Christmas, the reliable pho­ tographer. . “End ot the World,” a play for the peo­ ple—tridorsed by the press. To night at opera house. Nojmorv subscriptions for the Banner •nd Itetroit Tribune taken for $1.00. priejdis now $1.25. The W| acknowledge complimentary ticket for tie Gratfot County fair to be held at IthaA. Sept.auh to 2«th. The attention of the voters of this city fe coiled to the caucus notice for the variub> wards. Be sure aud attend. Remember the new millinery store on Jefferson street. All the latest styles and to make an repMUIly fine «M»«- « entirely new stock, and we wish to Invite will tnm In and do what they can win be * xreat sueeeM, •" debt, •«< * all the ladles of Hastings and vicinity to met Do what you oaa to make It • ,call and see our fine line of pattern bats. SrAUiJMae <fc Chamberlain. M1M Kdn. Trom.u, ot Sash»lU«., win When you make a cash purchase at any of the following stores be sure and ask be in thl, city the Unit ot next , E. Y. Hogle. Hicks A ""’ut^^rXnt'tu! voice ]for coupons:—Spence, L. E. Stauffer, W. H. Goodyear, Wooley «t Bronson. They are as good as ha, studied volee ““o' of the moat noted Protest #... made especially to fit you as cheap as a good ready-made stilt. It will pay you to do so. Tailor-made clothes fit better, look , All of that fine neck wear, regular price |ow gumjr at 4flr. Bankrupt Store. We will receive this week a (nil line of Dew |ry good*. You had better gut price* •t the Racket. pnis Smits- cash at my store. F. R. Pancoast. , When you'can get a suit of clothes ment to Ml„ Tromso»*«• better and wear better. Far further par­ ticulars, see Forbes, the tailor, over J. & , Goodyear’s store. Is what we give to every customer, ARE walking advertisement for our house. Everyone who buys of us is pleased with what we have sold him—pleased with his invest­ ment clear through. HERE Every sale of Boots or Shoes that we make is really a R-member that you can get feed and flour at Cook! & Crick’s. It.ls their aim to Dr. Johnson, the new . dentist is now Smoking if one of the gentlest comforts If (you indulge In this comfort go c »zlly located In a fine suite of rooms over of life. the National bank which have been es­ to Cook A Cook’s for your tobaccos and pecially fitted up for bis use. Dr. John­ cigar*. • son W a young man. has a • sheep-skin If you haw Anything that you think from tbe Denial department of the State will be of interest to the people bring It University nt Ann Arbor, of which dc- t»thv fair. If you ail will do this the partmeut be la a graduate and especially fair will hr- a success. solicits his share of the patronage. ' teMilo Fi field brougnt to our office TuesOn account of the Michigan State fair । day afternoon a curiosity in lhe shape of । at Detroit, the Michigan Centra) will sell ! a raspberry branch that was literally coverexcursion tickets at one fair for the round -• ed with red raspberries. . trip with fifty cents added far admission •i An Interesting bulletin Just issued by fee to fair. Tickets going Sept. 10th toj l the Michigan Experiment Station at Lans­ 31st inclusive, limited to return until ing. -on the Russian thistle Will be found Sept. 22ad. Children at one half adult on the inside local page. rate C. R. Oshors. Royal Bryant and James Hammond of Agent. Baltimore bad some trouble last week As to tlie shoe trade L. E. Stauffer says and the latter’s ear was chewed off. We that business has been rapidly Improving understand the case has been settledand is now nearly double in volume that Cook & Cook have a complete stock of of the same mouth last year. This great coffees and can please you In any grade increase can be attributed largely to the that you may desire. If you are looking very close price* be te making on all for nice coffre don’t forget to give them a classes of shoes. He does n<*\ «ny « call. cheap, shoddy lot of goods. Ydu will find Don’t fail to see the Estonian quar­ proof of thia in the fact that hte bualneau tette, the wheel of death, tbe realistic ma­ ba* Increased rapidly each and every year. chinery. the big engines in motion, and One <»f the feaftirea of the fair this year the Hoosier singers. To night at Mudge’s will be "school day” which will be he d j oyeni house. the last day of the fair and which it I* Last evening occurred the wedding of hoped be ittended b, e«n Mhoo^ Mr. B. R. Rose and Mrs. Hattie Watkins KholDrlD the oonntr. Sp.ce w 11 at Lhe home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. be tl-en In Klot»l b.ll tor »n exhibit ot Row will rttkle Id Ibt torrnrr's resld.net work done by th. «hol»rx ot . on Jefferson street tv. CommlMloner Andrus, wb. I» Five hundred pairs of sample shoes |„tere,tert In .ehnol work l> looting • « from Grand Rapids, Joal ree’d at our store. It, snee®- .nd It xo« wltbon We guarantee to sell them at reitular it will be » .needs, Mid bere.tter w wholesale prices. one at the features ot the tnlr. | Bankrupt Store. Keen nerwn In B.rry Count, blnterMlaa Felghner la In Chicago th fa week ested In tbe .ncreo ot the f.lr.J™* £ buying goods for her fall and winter cere ot tbe welety thl. J-J trade. She cordially invites tbe ladies of hnndimpped uy th. t«t th.t tln>« «re Hastings to call during her opening next hsrd the society I, In debt, .nd In «erer«i week, Sept. 20, JI, S2, and, inspect her other w.ys. All .bouldI be ln«ere^ tbe continued .ncces, ot the - rt display. for :h“ fair race* close Sept. WE At opera house • Cail al Spauldings * Chamberlabfs befnn* buying your fall millinery, only Hur individual error* which came thick and j doo-s sdQtli of P. 0. fast.—k good deal faster than tbe scores. ! The trial of Fmjik Meisner last week ;<m for advertisements <■ Tuesdays at latest to he issue of the week •.* notices.,. . flcauetM notices. One of the finest repertoire Co’s on the If yop want to make a member of lhe. base ball team awful tired just ask Mtn what the'0cnros was at Bellevue Friday. The. score was 25 to 3 in favor of Bellevue, the hoine team being defeated largely by A Square Deal Everyone who buys once comes again, and invites his friends to come too. We are selling our goods as low as they can be sold anywhere. Owing to the times we are paying no attention to profits, but have knocked prices down to the lowest notch. We buy from the best houses; our goods are STAY reliable. We are not here for a day, nor for a month. W. H. SPENCE NO other terms will buy our goods, but we make it worth your while to make an extra effort to throw the store book and credit system behind for good. We prefer to make a small profit and a sure one, to the chance of making a larger one with the risk of loss. K. K. QKflNT Cash Clothier. �PACK YOUR GRIP READY TO START FOR DETROIT. MICHIGAN’S Greatest State Pair, SEPTEMBER lOTTO 21ST, TSJ! BOMB OP The Great Dalia ol Mlcuioan. Wc Invite every one to see the Greatest Press Room In Michigan, a sight equal to the Fair itself; a great modern 19th century exhibition. . DON’T froget thf evening news office, ... 65 Shelby Street. . . . -An, weu, my miss, de Lord’ll perwide; de Scriptur say dat.” One night, after Owen had been |u bed near a week. Rachels came in. A visit from him always gratified the widow* and was flattering to Owen. He demanded and got a fresh coverlet, and so disposed himself as to appear a be­ coming object of sympathy. Tbe visit­ or, well understanding his soft, feeble words of greeting, after shaking hands passed on to the flreplace, where his mother was sitting, took a chair and chatted with her about several matters in the town. Jn a little while he said: “Missis Carruthers, everybody seems to have their opinion about the way old man Amerson left his property, and I thought I’d ask what you thought I of it.” “Why, Mr. Rachels, I do think it’s |I the very outrageousest and the mean- Ii est will that I ever heard of anybody’s j: making, be they respectable or disre- |■ • spec table.” “But, ma!” cried Owen.as if impatient ■j at another of her oft-repeated ex- I pressions in the matter, “you won’t j' consider that the law of tbe land lets '> (TO Bl CONTINUED.) "‘TOU WANT TO ENOW HOW COME I NOT TO BE A DlilNKXN*' rf.Vf?" ’No. jaws, yon- want it too HcrivigiouSp’ ami fio I let it go. It’s the only snfetest way to them thnt has a nat’ral strong likin’ for the article. I’m not a-denyin’ that this very minute, s:xjh is tho etrxltemeit on my mind, that I wants one nother. ami Um I atremons; bull-mtoo old to bejro to brook rny rule nt this toe o dny In my Ute. tnxl bless you (rostna. ton mnlco etn us guexi as 1 ever want to taste; but for you well, Gustu'*.” ' ■ lie bratmwd a kind look of faroweU upon fue deennter. then, roaolutely elosinj his Jews, came out, went for hrs horse, nnd .-ode urruy. ' CHAPTER. JtV. The moot welcome of the tew pernns who visited nt the homm of Mro. non*; who visited at the house of Mrs. Carruthers was Rachels. Yet he sel­ dom went there except when Owen was down with bis rheumatic spells, that bud become more frequent lately be­ came he had been iu possession of more pocket money than wa» usual, and so was in condition Co resort to drinking places other than the “Big Indian.” Suspecting where such supplies came from, Rechels ruminated upon them. His untiring kindness to the wayward cripple, not counting .those of other kinds, had given rine to much gratitude in the mother. Her chief income was from a two-thousand-dollar state bond bearing eight per cent interest Ber black woman. Sally, besides home work, did washing and other outside jobs, for which the neighbors paid more than liberal prices. Then she raised more vegetables and got from the cow more milk than the family neededv and the surplus was easily dis­ posed of. The cottage was on the street south of the Capitol square. It had a ground floor, on which were the kitchen nnd Sally’s bedchamber. Above this were two rooms, a small parlor and another serving for both eating and sleeping. To these one as­ cended by steps leading from and along tbe street, fronting on a narrow portico, on which mother and son sometimes sat of summer evenings. From a earner of the rear room a flight of winding stairs led up to the attic where Owen slept. The place was kept scrupulously neat, even the back yard nnd the garden, wherein, besides vegetables, were fruit-trees and grape­ vines. Last of the few slaves once be­ longing there, Sally was devoted to her mistress an»l always ready to apologize for Owen’s shortcomings. Whenever he was late returning hocne at night, she persuaded his mother to bed, and, comfortably nodding the while, awaited him. On his return, she let him in softly, had something hot in the kitchen ready if he desired it, cautioned him against disturbing the sleeper, and, after he had been disposed of, went to bed and slept like a baby. Awakened at cock-crowing, she rose with alacrity, made her fire, and had breakfast ready tbe minute tt was wanted. . When Owen's rheumatism was upon him a couch in his mother's chamber was laid, which he accepted with more or less complaining during his confine­ ment. Between mother and son had grown at last an understanding that prevented domestic strife. The latter's irregularities were never commented rvthers and Sally, whose excuses and palliations were, under Braves, the best consolation to tbe mother he "Copying?" “Yea; he keeps copies of nearly every business paper he’s got; letters and all. You don’t know as particular a man aa Mr. Amerson is about his papers.” "Did you ever hear the old man say anything about tbe will afterwards? “Yea; I’m a-telling this to you. Gus, ua I’d tell to not anothcrisoul, because you want me to, and I know you’re not going to use it to hurt. It ain’t niufch, nohow. About a year afterwards the old man come in the office. It waa, it * remember, about the time Cullen’s child was born, and he said he wanted to get that will and burn it up, because he hod come to the conclusion that he had been entirely mistaken when he made iu" "Didn’t aay what about?” "No—that la—well, he just said he wanted it right away. Mr. Amerson said it was at the house, which it was; aud ho said that when his father come over that night, as he .done nearly every night, he’d hand it to him." “Didn’t say anything against de­ dear father, and n» too. •* to both of us tried hard to f warn you you Sally,” ®i»e going to the steps descending to tlie kitchen, 'put another stick of wood on that fire, and fix to make me a cup of tea.” ••I wish you hadn’t begun about that business before ma, said Owen, when she had retired. "I done it to let yon see how im­ portant it was, and I done it to get some help from her in making you do your duty." ' A UounliuU Trw.orc n.W. Fuller, of Cantjoharlu. N. V.. Mys tliat I* alwaya krepx Dr. Kimes »<-w Discover,- in lhe HoaM.ontf hl. family baa alwaya loitecl the very test r*,u'1’ '"Uo" Its use: that he,would not be without It, If pmer.mble. kl. A. Dykcmra, DnifsUl, Caublll. N. Y .Liye ihat Dr. Kin, a Sew Discovery Is unbouhtedly the test oouith remedy: that te uaed It In bl, ftmlly for elyht yeeHpbnd It haa never railed to do all that Is claimed for It. Why no: try a remedy ao long tried awd tested. Trial bottles free at W. 11. Goodyear', Drua Store. Large alxe 50c and St.00. stroying it?” “Not one won!. He was perfectly calm and seemed unconcerned. That’s every single thing I ever knew about 8. H. Clifford. New CtBsel. Wla, wm the plagued thing. And I hope you’ll notfcput any more questions to me about troubled with neuralgia and rheumatfam. bis stomach, waa disordered, hh liter was Mr. Amerson. You don’t think it’s affected to od slannlng degree, appetite right for a man that’s been a man's fell away, and he was terribly red need in elerk to be talking about hte business flesh and strength. Three bottles of to other people, do you? Surely you Electric Blttera eQn?d him. i don’t. Gas Rachels? You wouldn’t Edward Shepherd,tjiarrisburg, HL. Md want to be treated so yourself by your a running ante on Ma leg of eight ytars standing. Used three bottles of Electric clerk.” “I wouldn’t care one everlasting Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s ctfnt how my clerk answered questions Arnica Salve, and Ms leg is sound and pnt to him for good reasons by any welL .John . Speaker, Catawba. 0.. bad honest person, provided he answered five large fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was Incurable. One bottle Electric the truth nnd no lies." Bitters nnd one box Bucklen’s Arnica "All men ain’t like you, Gus." "No, and I’m thankful to not be like Salve cured him entirely- bold by MT. H. Wile Amerson. But there’s one or Goodyear, tbe druggist. two more questions I’m going to put to you, whether you’ll want me or not.and The best salve In tbe world for cut*, whether you answer them or not, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever straight up and down. You’d better, sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, I tell you, for your own good, and I'll corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ call on your mother right here to «ay tively cure piles or m> pay required. It everybody do what they blame please if she don't think I'm right” is guaranteed to give perfect satisfa<<ton “Certainly I do," she answered, ^Uh or money refunded. Priee 25 cents per with their property when they’ve done |1 . much earnestness. “Law me. OVen, box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the with it themselves.” ! you do talk so strange to the man you druggist‘ "So I’ve heard you say often, my son. : ' know, is the very best and truest friend and been told so by other people. But you’ve got ,ift this whole world, or I can’t help from having .my opinion George Claar a retired hardware mer­ that it is a pity for a man to give | your mother either. Why. Owen, your chant at Berrien Springs, died Thursday He established a’mighty nigh every bit of his property poor father would try to rise out of his of a stroke of paralysis. grave if he wus to know that in all himself in business in that town In 1S5& to one child, and him not a-deserving j this miser’ble business you had done of it nigh as much as the other that’s I’c-opld with hair that Is continually ~ what in comparison is „ cut down to a anything yon was ashamed for Mr. failing out, or those that arq bald, cto Rachels to icnow." ■ little scrap.” Hop the falling, and get a good growth of I ..you cr0 'ri?ht. Stlfflis i “Great goodness alive, ma!” he said, halt by m ing Hall’s Hair Rcnewer. Cnrrulhen,.” raid iiachelu, turning n j with intense petulance, throwing^he . look ot mlM towards the ' coverlet to his feet, and kicking it Among tbe wltuessM in a suit at Howell Mnoh. ,.SBeh „ lllBt a it and against the footralL “The idea of pa this week was I’hinvas Stewart, who gave ( I... . ly lVs on tort qf ■ coming out of the graveyard to hual his age as 101 years. He said ho had | us lounueu on some son oi . |I devil 1j me over tho coals about Mr. Amerson, buried five wives and would hare andevilment, some’’res; and‘ ‘it’ s another when I'Ve [rot no more to do with bis o ’ her but tor his lamcners. 1 pity that devilment can’t always be 1 juo#d Q„t p lo o,„ business than the man in the moon, There Is nothing preventing anyone j 5, 4UguBled with such treatment of i exeept that I worked for him as faith­ concocting a mixture and calling it ‘sar­ Cullcn Amerso'n, wbo WM worth more | ful as I could as nigh like he told me, saparilla.” and there is nothing to prevent ■ than „ of the „„ WU(Ji ; and he paid me for it and has always uuyone spending go-id money and testing | and him now dead, but leaving a ‘ been kind tome.” the stuff: to rtuff: but undent prudent neonte people who wish tu “As nigh like he told you. Bow be *ure of their remedy, take only Ayer’s “d <=hild-Owe"," and he I tnnic<1, towards him, - you was that?" asked Rachels, ignoring Sarsaparilla and so grl cured. I ought to know something about that J his passion. “That’s one of the things A severe electric a^ortn passed over will business. You was one of the f I’m going to ask you.” “I don’t know os Hl answer that, Greenville yesterday morning. • Lightning witnesses.’* struck in several places. Tlie electric sir.” “Yes, Gus, I was. As for the old j “Yes, you will, sir. Owen Carruth­ light company lost <500 by tbe burning man Amerson not being in his sound cm—ii ers if it «’s got to that tnat we must call cau one , out of an armature. senses, there weren't any sort of doubt another sir, and our full names-I’m । People who live in new countries are about that.” u-teUiug you no lies when I tell you ; liable* io be prostrated ty malaris! fevers, “Nobody denies that;J»ut the ques­ that I wouldn ’ t like to swear that a j Inhabitants of cities, by bad drainage and tion is how come he to make such a ‘ will, and ’he question is what he done , certain person who his name hare unwholesome odors, suffer from >iiulllar Ix-en called here to-night mayn ’ t be■ diseases. Ayer ’s Ajue Cure If warrantwith it afterwards. Did you know । fore this thing’s over, he mayn't have j *‘d * specific for all malarial poisons. what was in it when you signed it?" I [ to move out o ’ that big house he ’ s got | ,,, „ ,, . “That. I didn’t, no more than Billy ; «« ut- u.,n - j# ,,-ji li 1 Bte Rapids citizens last winter gave an to , u (1 Lilly and old man Flint, not one now to h!j loan ‘At and. after hi, . „mbn.n, mak 1Bnn I c.r0!fpC!1 ’ I"’1 U'«lthv umbrel), firm h.s .Iruady to meet grain.’’ . ttrlpod Jucaet and breeches, oelcepy , wrongside out and collapsed. “Din’t you never hear the old man : awhile that big buildin’ in sight of it and Wiley talk anything about it?" • along of a crowd of them that’s 4n tho “Well now, Gus,” removing the cov- ’ same fashton. For nuthcr God Al­ erlct from off hi* breast, “there’s such ; mighty nor man is going to stand such a thing as that a man ought to be ruth- । When Biby WBBMick, wr gave b*r Pastoria. behavior always. Now, I’m not a-sayer particular in the way a fellow talks When abc waa a ChT.1. «be cried for Casturix ing I believe—because I don't believe— about anything that he wasn't expectWhen she became Mias, xhe clung to Ctatoria. Castaria. you’ve done anything, thnt is, any­ cd to talk at alL" | thing that’s a downright a intcntual 1 “Owen, just right here, before just helping in Wile Amerson's devilment; * me and your mother, you might os but if you has, you’d better get to un­ well come down off that high horse, doing it, soon as you can, and not wait which it’s no occasion for you to be to have to be made to dd it. and then Tbe Pine Lake Iron Co., of Ellsworth there at puch a time and on such a take the consequences, if you think has been attached on a S48.000 claim. matter. You know I’m after no mean­ you can stand ’em. Arthur Dabney's ness Mean in IM trying to git you vo to say want what t going to begin again on the case, and Mr. Wtn. Williams, Vicksburg, MIsb., you oughtn’t You've got to tell some I he’s got Seaborn Torrance to help him, says, “I verily believe. Adironda, Wheeltime in the cokrt house what you I and you ought to know just as well as era’ Heart aud Nerve Cure, to be the most know. I can tell you as a friend, that you’re named Owen Carruthers that reliable remedy for heart irregularities never tried to do you any harm in your i you couldn’t no more dodge Seaborn that has ever been given to the publie. life, that your telling mo what you Torrance on the witness-stand than Sold by W. 11. Goodyear. know won’t hurt you, and it may do ' you can dodge death when he come Tbe bnchlng case at Corunna is being good when it’s mighty plain some and lay his paw on your shoulder." pushed. What will be the outcome is a good ought to be done if it can be “My good Lord!” cried Mrs. Carruth­ question. done.” ers. Owen shuddered, but, rallying “Lord, Gus Rachels,’’ he answered, somewhat, he whined— with some scorn, yet showing that he “My sakes alive! I thought the man felt that he was with his superior, “I’m come«here to see me about my sick­ on no high horse, and don’t want to be. ness, and, 'stead of that, here he is aYou know I know you're a friend to Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. me—and ma—the best we’ve got; and I’m not afraid you want to get me into difficulties. I know monst'ous little about the thing anyway, and—” “What did the old man say to Wile about making the will?” “You interrupt a man that way, when I was going on to say that I did happen to hear the old man say, one ;.time, and not but qpe time, that if that piece. Hannah Enlow, expected to get any of his property, she’d find herself disappointed. She might disgrace the family, he said, but she’d get nothing office room when I was busy writing, from out the back room, where him and Mr. Amerson had been talking to­ gether for some time. I don't think he saw me. If he did, he didn't notice, but went on out. That was the day before the will was signed. That’s every blessed thing I know about it. When he come in the office with Billy Lilly and old man Flint, he ju«t called for that paper from Mr. Amerson, and then signed it, and called on us to wit­ ness it, and then him and the other two. when the thing waa over, tb.ey got up and went straight out the know yourself “He left the will wilt Wiley, didn’t MU’ Wile didn’t yon?" Col Craw. prcWent ot tbe Ku»u A Texas R. R. died ,t Mackinaw, Thnnda, Terr raddeni,. • Dr. Conklin, ot Caunpolls, hai audden1, disappeared. No trace ot him can be toend. Foul pla, la raapected. The Intknt child ot Mr. Landah»w, ot Alma, waa acalded to death with hot tea Thurada,. 1. II. Lawrence ba, hi hl, itardeo a aqraab rice, which from one root, baa produced w squa.hea ao tar, and ibouM the aeuon be rrolonted, there la no tellInt bow many more will develop from the multitude ot btaaaom.—Fenton Cour- OF CLAIMS. trying to tarrify me. Gus Rachels, if you’ll wait till I can get over these cussed crook* and pains in my leg* I’ll answer every everlasting question you can find the words Colwnta Discovered America, We Keep it Clean Santa Claus Soap. ‘■stthe mrnwK (hpasy^ IS: Reduced orum TXz Pettit tftJlmr Ptritdictlt? Ttev fortaojt tara of the nifW write the llteratnra Evtn tra*t •»h|act h taken up kj Hie Foran when It naiurally coa« Into public attention and Is treated by the best antboritlas. without regsrd to psrtiu or creeds, tt will keep any tbouphtful reader Interned on tho tasks ami problem To many thacghtfal people, the price of The Forum has hitherto been pro. hlbttory; Indeed ell the greet Reviews hev a been too high in price tor the mu tea of Intelligent readers. But now the number of readers of thoughtful literature United States to warrant m> revolutionary n reduction ta price. The Forum dlacuaaes Important subjects, bet it is not dull. The literature ot toaicmporaneous activity Is, in fact, tbe most interfiling of all literature. America* citizenship implies that a man shell know the opinions ot the foremost meo SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. The Foran fo bow bo cheap ae the magazines of mere entertainment THS CHEAPEST. THE LARGEST, THE BEST, OF THE GREAT REVIEWS The Forum Publishing Company. Union Square, New York, asc. ■ Copy. $3 a Year. 8 TbeNewYork WlyWnt V ONE YEAR FOR OHLY $ 1.00, CASH It* ADVANCEAddress all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. �Banner Hasting “^Tbur-’-a RHEMATISIK VICTIM. Sept. 13, 1894. AGUE cure. Council Pro r^dlngn. KnUr^m«ut Qf T“AN WTH THE DREaS SAVED BY PETROLEUM. w. R COOK — omi's; T tablv io |lnve „ To Restore Hua Mu w». Att.terofl-How n. TrnAtcd-Uuw Re Cured of Ibe left aide lust fc,ri*rgement (From the Jocfcron, , Patriot) la corntnouly called in r®’9’ How often are seen pconlv ■ inti * the merldhn of life, bm fol the liiLfi?1 lzr<teu-ent or .. . ’rt‘ B <‘ue to bb- p!Mfo,",,„[lol meelln€ .ril' „* '?"■ ““"-'I by tlle vffTOU ot,omM ,-1I10l,„t0fr" "ta In, -n»l»-m. , ,< become thin, „| iv,.,.p the sciklp clean and healthy, use ■ burn nature, might atm AVER ’S hair vigor Dressing •itSS CARLS. have an aufetfttB lunar cxperlenM i. Terms reason- J. M. 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Herruf-v changes for advertisements ttU’i r-. i< !. - office Tuesdays at latest tG Insmy ji.e.-’i -u in the issue of tbe week *when brought. other humor* ot the blood, "it Hi th* warm weather­ : Hoot's Sanaoarllla. for to •M 14 wtativ keepiu s'ub* •WlbKItahwt lion ot the h«tt 1> •!«, preteX . bowrhi/ caiKlti^ prww* ' “a’,n« p»lplt«. °l tactb. th»® Motuaeh and >p. ai>- T° tMt,MuuS^"ra™ CO“',C,., aoSrnUv<lT^.Kn,<,• ,your l¥l,l,froers. roupectfully ask your honorable body to SXTatem1^” Wa,k tO * AINT cracks.—It P _____ ___ often costs more to prepare a A recent dispatch from Johnson city, ■ house for repainting that has been £5? s?*^8* 8 “r 7oU- painted in the first place with cheap which haa terrorized tbe people of the r T Bmnpax Cave region, over in North , ready-mixed paints, than it would Carolina, for the last two or three to have painted it twice with strict* j ears, entered the cabin of a moun­ . ly pure white lead, ground in pure taineer named Brown during the tem­ porary absence of the housewife, and linseed oil seizing the only occupant, an infant, six months old, by the clothing in t ’be region of the chest, lifted it from the rude cradle and bore it away into the krt Sl "• ‘“terweHnn wIlh Mar- mountains. krtbL andulM.aroro, wa|k orri,,, M,r. When the mother returned to the .... •‘t ot., on tbe north side of Grand SL house and missed the baby she rushed forms a permanent base for repaint­ te!* ,im " •unable walk ,6 to the door just in time to see the wolf ’?!'! *?. ,MH" •• William.- along u,e ing and never has to be burned or rita’ «!?"£ ',°nK,r 8 f«w ”>°»<ta and its precious burden disappear into at in at. Hr k, howdver, to^lay a we'i the neighboring woods. Tho distrailed ‘TOa’,e "*• POtad from Walnut Walnni St tu to Green St., St, and 30.-. I>>n». UurltiK ihr rourw of a rwnt eon- on In thesyatem. petition* woman In-gan to scream. This brought It seems to be a setth-d » iwtitiom rs will ever pray etc. and clean. To be sure of getting tlie husband; who was chopping wood '»<> lory or hte the mow or 1,|, ~ teXr'tbl1;'’'1 j’at'rt. Annul slat. isp,. " covrrj-, is ro)lo«r»: ’ ” rtewI.. Sr . not for away, to the scene iu a state of strictly pure white leadj purchase 08 to cited; Mnv,4 hy Aid Huffman that Um ate,,. ' any 01 the following brands: excitement. The story from the lips of , ••About two nnd n hair Fm . • ««•» —— »•” b» rreaww) .nd rcterred to the sidewalk the hysterical mother almost drove the i “Anchor,” “Mortay, a wvrfr attack <>r IplltiSin which proved .XbV'X^;:' to-u" ;? thr; ;"r-i ,r-, —. L . ‘ afrled. Ayro-all. “ EckiUin,” “ Shipman," ; brave fellow daft, but he seized his ax. "J.’ «hd wonM not , To lb» Itonro.t.te Mayo, „„j common j called ~his dog end started in hot pur- < “ Armstrong fc McZelvy,” ‘‘Southern,” Jield t.> nr,thinry treatment. Soiuu LooiKHot tlm city of HaMlogs. “Bod Beal,” j suit There was.about two inches of ' “ Beymer-Baumaa,’ months later I had anutlier attack, which fwentleTO’-n:— *• Collier," j anow on the ground, and it prnviden- I “ Davis-Chambert,” was tolly aa imralsten) as rhe Brst. Ar. We. ,!„■ umh-raigned rrol,tet>te and lax ’• Fahnastoek. hr te-rn, treated by th, ramilv phyal-lm, I tially enabled the desperate father of i Fob Colobs.—National Lead Co.’s Purs ^Khni!!linMiComp*n)r ,>f ’>'l«o»’»us. payers of the first ward of ••aid city re­ fur sometime I thought the dlanue had j the kidnaped infant to strike the trail , White Lead Tinting Colon, a one-pound can , spectfuliy i»,k year honorable Iwxly to lo n ■85-pouad keg of Load and mix your own run Into rheuwallam, and ) treated tor Ohl t., kpU r s‘he<l an rihutrated. pam­ ---------- ... 1 Cf xu kt’* st<’»e« u> to oe be removed rt,,. out' • of tlie wo1* immediately after leaving | paints. Saves time and nnnoyance in matching ••• ‘ theaame several mnntlk a|| u,a time get- phlet un chronic malaria. which will be i of Ml-hltfan Ave from the river to the ' hi« dooryard. Once upon tho truck of : shades, and insurn the best paint that it is pos.... aIUU- me raver IO inc . ”, , — *-----------slide to put on wood. . Un, worne. 1 kept getting weaker In tbe I evnt free to any address. | lann lately owned by A. Barnum for • the *ie ruske<l thtmigh the mounSend us a UUooere postal cardwill andevflr get our on your pray.booksave I mine!, s ot my legs, tee, and bands, which 1 undp, color-card, free ; it »ill probably 'tains with a speed born of distraction., which • paints you a good many dollars. Weir unite sure mid temler. Mytret and ! J’-)’-EvcuteHTMEH audits Others. | About two miles from hi. his cabin tho the i .......... icvi arm (*!•» I,,fr,.r t.ai rt l«.L* — ' a .1 Crop ltep..rl, s.i.u-mUc-r l.<,, ig#,. : aroven ny AM. U..imea that NATIONAL LEAD1CO. tbe lower my legs,• •**»** and luy my UUUUS hands'; I Moved hy AM. It-iiuetl that tbe above : tracks of pursuer ‘ , ,, part ’ ' ot* — , the — wolf ------ led the pursuer Chicago Branch, were badly bloated and dropsical dmptdcal and had \ rammit r",",n|l itj III th* III- state Stele |„ I. ly .->• tee''! rw ,1 »i«l and pluceff I.lurod on reM.nl. rerortl. Caraind. I under a long shelf nsyk. protruding State and Fifteenth Streets, Chicago. •ia luiml, I.—...i reeling, sod. .1 „,,,« C''8US1 ,,.lrt numb <>w or wmm iHr.lyr.al ««« iiHer-iourihf Ibrre-luurlh, of ofan n„' ‘ Aye., all I the sH(, ()f Q mollntaln Thoro .............«Avcr«« ’* r <, „u x CW,.,a . .-.t.,vt.i on .... my ..... f^t but a few minutes . men. str . . or two inches 4^ than the usual! stand nt a iiKh, A>« ,taimelt. Busby. Hicks. H uff-1 was. no snow here and the father lost time. 1 Ifcawv rest less and nervous, and •ynuiini In this m In Joly there WM wa, I ■ I to^r. and Wntets. the trail, bat he now urged his dog, would awaken Iwelvn or fifteen times a dentjieney of one. and three-fourtba inch­ Did you ever see one of the famous, Moved bv Ti,>iri..r ii. « t । which up to this time he had can­ A very light rain, ihrnughou! the I* during the night, ahd my legs woum waterproof Interlined Collars or Cuffs ? ....... ................. none ro.m < ™. 1authorized ‘k^’i’T?’'1” ."ab b*”" ZJt' .-hukv for a few seconds, simlllar to, shak­ n, ‘’fneraI Jnt> 2:>lh’ ',,n Mu,,e fro’» ' It’s very easy to tell, for they are all With 1 '•>”'*'' m-4 bridge, oh Mid,lean ' L ?3“ ,'>11'nTed’ ing ague—but not cold. With all tho ret that dale 10 lhe l»t „r Heptember. marked this way e;I?ec-‘n» to and the entrance to my iiinltM had stiffened and 1 had not been a dr.mil, ibu. practically unbroken during A'•: and Broadway Sts; Carried \v. <— ' , B-nintl. Husby.Illeks. n„nman. Tinkler, j Jhe ’T°lr'> <ien- frora " hio11 bc etmld able lit drew myself tor several months, Ita two principal etop growing mouths July and August, it is ;uot difficult to c“ nd Waters. ’ j hardly hope to get the baby alive. But and some of niy friends thought 1 would They are1 Nays—none. ! hb» fears were groundless: be soon not lire but a few weeks. 1 was looking tlmate the condition of; crops. Corn, potatoes and garden j Moved by Aid. Huffman that the chairupon his faithful dog wagging ■k> ten and pale and still had taken what dried up. mark the puctor Imd ordered all the* time. 1 truck are beyond recovery; the jleld will ‘ n*an uf tlIv ,*r'’ co,n. be au'horlzed to see I bis tail and looking down at a little They are the only Interlined Collars be but a small ptfreent st ati average, and i , ' u ’ t ,!,e ^te hyd'ts in lhe city are repaired ' white bundle nt his feet. It was the and Cuffs, and are made of linen, cov­ went to auotiier doctor for his opinion In lM,t in prx»ptfr shape for winter. Car-! baby sound asleep and almost frozen. ered with waterproof “Celluloid." my case. He judging from the dropsical pastures aflunl little or* nu-frc<| for stock. 'c‘* , •' i apparently unhurt otherwise. Brown They’ll stand right t»y you day in and condition of mv limbs, said I had Bright’s The fact that in a few localities rain has ! rrt™abundant and crops i T Huflman, j took ..ffoff hishis coat nnd. wrapping thetheIn­in- v..op« Bu»by. Hickf. Huflman, took coat and. wrapping disease 1 disputed thi** and another doc­ been ahgbtly -more biller and Waters. •I fant —*-snugly • •in it, .... . - Khastily for . Started tor raid I had no indication of it whatever are* coiiaeqaeutly MHutewhai better, does I Nays—-none. of which I waa confident. Dr. N. H. not da-puivi- Hie general statenient. j home. He soon met his wife and two Fbere Is iittlp doubt lhat wheat will be The ' following ' acels. audited. WHH.tnu finally roiicludfl^l my blood was 0 ‘ or three of the neighbors'to whom she It. Tubby, labor ‘ .uikuiy fed in stock tli*? coming winter. I our Of order and I asked him for a:’remedy ' 0 * M . had given the alarm. • .1. Mullen ■ We hope have estimates u.iii of the ■/ jo ;................... .-.•iimir-. 6oi.'.ii mu ।! WARK. W tor my bad blbod. This was in February 2*10 I I* was 0 most remarkable rescue. M. McPharlln The nrrt cost is the only cost, for 1893. He Mid about nil that bould be proportion of th ? crop. One country mill- ’ i The mountaineers say that it was only H. E. A 1. Works, points and ren­ done wtn ip mterotw offt of d«mlTrt im’I nZST “J ,h.‘! ’lre,lly Kr“nl'J ' they keep clean a long time, and when 16.85 j 0 freqk of the “ mad ” wc^f, but the litsoiled you can clean them in a minute .trenctl. when »h..n the weather gut warm. Are j. 1"'^",':'~ . ... ' . ' "*d, 1 r glasses. strength 36.54 I tteouc no doubt owes its life to a Hoiking Fuel C»u coal .by simply wiping off with a wet cloth U>< Im -«M he I,.4 rome lulu mv cm, ’ Si;" ! S.02 j drenching of petroleum given it for —that >x'tue kind marked this way .1 Murphs etg *•;! T r.cres fares he rould ami ) dtuppm him nn.l bl, ” „ ot w..,_. , n J’r'1'1'" ’ “r‘ I. M. C. IL K. C-. trg I respondents, show that the nwrag.- yield ' 87.19 I mine cutaneous affection hy its mother TRADC medldw and tegan lo lake Hr. Wlillara', :I t>..r ’‘i' ’■r ‘ )■ fl),.. sV,, ‘iI ,r'i'v' ■ i* if*. ’,'uT .... .fl..,fl_, Goodyear Bros.. inl>br and nails 7.67 j just before it was carried away. The L. Cooh*y. police duty 2.60 • odor of the oil was too much for his •ng on, pi^ d^^; • Nvb.'t-, police duty 2.60 I wolfship. He probably sniffed about . the child after laying it down under J. Mvers These collars and cuffs will outlast ■ ‘ u ' the rocks and preparing to’ make a six linen ones. The wearer escapes . 4 ;?0 • meal, nnd then left in disgust. ly < nrol. and I ga.maj kfo-ngth ao that I Auku,, re,n)r. pill,|-,ahwl is ?v, M! w. Tennyck laundry trials aud laundry bills—no chafed'neck aud .no wilting down if could walk- a mile and back. I then went 0, lhi, , 3(H 6SW , . , ; t M. Filicld 2.00 j TELEPHONES ON RAILROADS. to work at mv .trade as a joiner and stair; you get a collar marked -this way J. Shea 16.50 eted before August 1, but not reported unbuilder, and have worked almost every ill late in August, aud 648,12) bushels j J. Inchboidt 3.03 । Ofllelala Connlrtcrlnc the Advisability of TRAOr D. Wdlcott day since. My recovery has been a won­ were marketed in AugusL Displacing Telegraphy. The total [ F. Fifirid. bal on Grand St., Job 3Q ,, I der to my friends, 1 am 65 years old this amount VenyrttMl marketed in the twelve ; In France the management ot some mouth, and my general health has never imuiths ending witli July, which Is the | and St. work of the railroad companies think of re­ Geo. Cramer, st wk. been better than It Is at present. I can wheat year for Michigan, Is 15,450,958; Ask your dealer first, and take noth­ S. Majnard 8.00 placing the telegraph by the telephone, recodunend Dr. William’s Pink Pills for bushels. ing that has not above trade mark, if Geo. ilagndorn 1120 even for the transiaLssion of important Pale People as a great blood builder and The amount of wheat reported marketorders. There are, says the Railroad. you desire perfect satisfaction. All II. Water* for general debility. A doten or more of id sifice tbe August ,report vr.„» was published. I others arc imitations absolutely. E. Hoibrtok. lalflr and postage 10 s< Gazette, some railroads with light traf­ my friends have been us'ug Pink Pills ou | l»ushels?Ts 29G.06C"‘busbete’ less i If you can’t find collars or cuffs II. Barnaby, hose cart to-fire 3.00 fic where the telephone is already used, their merits iu my cate, with very bene-, than, reported .for the same time in 1803. 4.05 but the entire substitution of the tele- । marked this way, wc will send you a W. A. Scldmore, Sabur fictal results. 1 can say the Pink Pills WA*31NOTOX Gari>neh. sample postpaid on receipt of price. Moved by Aid. Hides that the nccts. be phono would bo difflcnlL The single have been a life saving remedy for me. s Secretary of State. Collars, 25 cts. each. Cuffs 50 cts. pair. ’ allowed and orders drawn on respective iron conductors used for telegraph and have given the at least a few more ■ Give your size and say whether stand­ funds for same. Carried. would not be suitable and it would be years of health and vigor.” up or turned-down collar is wanted. Ayes — Bennett. Busby. Hicks. Huffman. necessary to establish special telephone Marci's S. I.vox. The Doctor’s Choice. THE CELLULOID COMPANY, Tinkler and Water. lines with double wires. On the Vin­ Subscribed aud sworn to More mu this 427-29 Broadway, NEW YORK. Dr. J. A. Robinson. cennes railroad, in the stations ’be­ •J 1st day of March. 1894. Moved by Aid. Huffman that the bill of The component parts of Horsford’s Bak­ tween Paris-Bastille aud La Varenne, A. A. Spalding. Notary Public. Ci O. Freer be referred back to him for ing Powder are known to me. aud as they The proprietors of Dr. Williams’ Pink which are at distances of alx>ut one correction. Carried. Pills state'that they are an unfailing are essential constituents of the tissues uf mile, al a signal by telegraph tbe tele­ Ayes—all. blood builder and nerve restorer, curing the human body, as alto of the wheat Moved by Aid. Huffman that tbe bill of graph wires are connected with, the all forms of weakness atising from a grain, but unfortunately not pn-sedt in F. Flfield_be allowed nnd orders drawn telephone instruments and are thus watery condition of tbe blood or shattered the beautiful white flodr obtained from for same. ~ Carried. made available for an extended tele­ nerves, two fruitful causes ot almoat it by the recent methods of milling, it Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, phonic intercourse. The arrangement every ill to which flesh i» heir. The pills commends itself to me as being a most Tinkler and Waters. gives excellent results. The Northern are also a specific for the trouble? pecu­ admirable baking powder, greatly to be Nays—none. railroad of France has established on liar to females, such as suppressions, all preferred to cream of tartar or any other Moved by Aid. Hicks that the chief of trial telephonic stations on the open compounds which can merely leaven the forms of weakness, chronic constipation, fire department have charge of the *fire road along some of its main lines, bearing down pains, etc., and in the case flour. but cannot, like this, also impart to alarm system. Carried. through which assistance can be sum­ lhe of men will give speedy relief and effect a it those valuable nutritive elements the A vet—all moned from the stations in case of acci­ permanent cure in all cases arising from miller has robbed it of. Moved hy Aid. Hicks that chief of fire dent The stations are equipped with for mental worry, overwork, or excess of department shall receive 350 per year telephone receivers. Portable tele­ whatever nature. They are entirely harm­ care of fire alarm. Carried. The KurrUu Thi*tle. less and can be given to weak and sickly Ayes—Bennett. Busby. Hicks, Huffman. phone instruments ore in use on some small French roads. The large Aus­ children with the greatest good and with­ This peat, which is uot a thistle, but a Tinkler and Waters. IGE CREAM trian railroads use field telephone in­ out' Die slightest danger. Pink Pills are first cousin to our common Lambs’ Quar­ Nays—none. FINF GONEEGTIONS. Moved by Ahl. Tinkler that the matter struments of the Gattinger system, sold by all dealers, or will be sent post ters, or pig weed, has crossed Lake Michi­ paid on receipt of price, (50 cents a box. gan and landed at Charlevoix. Yesterday. of fixing Mich. Ave. be left to chairman of which in a few-minutes can be oon1 ,nL SOFTDRINKS. or six boxes for 32-50—they are never Mr. A. D. Thompson. Botanist to the Fish SL Com. and Aid. of 1st ward. Carried. ncctcd with the telegraph wires at any point their nee not intarrupting the sold in bulk or by lhe 100) by addressing Commission party now encamped at Char­ Ayes—all. On motion of Aid. Hicks council ad­ telegraphic communication. Under fa­ Dr. William’s Medicine Company, Schen­ levoix. sent the consulting botanist to the Experiment Station at tbe Agricultural journed for one week to meet al 7 p. m. vorable conditions conversation is pos­ ectady, N. YE. G. Houinoox. College, three or four young plants of the sible at a distance up to thirty-one Recorder. tru& Russian Thistle, establishing, bejrnnd miles. A HARROW!NO_ADVENTURE. s doubt, the fact of its appearance In om In England telephone connection be­ stale. This weed Is an animal, grow ng tween block signal stations is common. Th. Herole &w»P<' »r • Vuong from from one to three feet high, branch ng On the seven large French railroads Ciimntic Inrtumcr on Health. a Wild Animal. “ The Niagara Fall* Route.” prolate)?. «»8» fu!l Krnw"- ,,°,n’ It cannot lie denied that tbe'lnflueoee of there were in use In January, 1893, Not long ago, according to a Bowling i dense, bushy pl«nt. “'N.S, Green (Ky.) exchange. u young lady In diameter, and about half as- high. Climate upon hraltb Is great, nnd it Ir in about 1.210 telephones, against 5.200 Stations. recognition of this fact that physicians telegraph stations. w»s lying lull I awake in bed. Suddenly send patients suffering with pulmonary RAHTWARD. she became wholly awoke with lhe covered «Hb murow leaves. La e Antiquity ®f A«p«ruru». diseases to great distances ‘‘for change RAST1NOB............. »ro1* r*l’“ oonsciousnesa that a mouse was run­ !„ tbe summer «» Asparagus, deservedly a favorite of air.” But when the sufferer happens Stations. ning over her bosom- She had pres­ bronel.l.te In all dlrontons. to be too |xior to act upon lhe advice ,his vegetable, .was extensively cultivated mvm. bear spines* one-fourth to one-nau lot IS hard indeed. ence of mind not to more, reasoning IJK. But it is not pWedby the ancient Romans, but was not a. <>»»... that the mouse would presently run rarily hopel^ »r- Pierce’s Golden introduced into England before 1660. HATH NOB.. c. R. OSBORN. L>cui ASBTit. H-iauuga sway without harming her. Hut, in­ or seines I’a Md'. I111”1 Hower about Medical Discovery can lx- bad at any med­ In some part-v of Europe the seeds are icine -tore, and to It thousands whose used as a substitute for coffee, and a O. W. Euooxjta <4. *’ * C. k. cnie&zo stead. tho little creature crept onto her cases were considered desperate owe their spirituous liquor is made from the ripe neck, and there nestled comfortably down, his bock curled agamst the ?!?£! m.i"t ta’8 tad «X’u™ "up lo a ccrtbui point Iu the progreM of berries. Asparagus is "both lithic and lower part of her cheek, which lay on diuretic, and its roots were once exten­ consnuipllim. Dr. I'tereea’ Goktar Modithe pillow. TBe lady's bloodI wm sim­ cal DlMorery l» » positive remedy. But sively used ip medicine. Tlie young ply frozen with horror, but she did not aXt pr ‘«u‘ >- .Preedtoff "Udly 8 £ delay i» damterou. with wimumpllon. In tender sprouts or stems, from six to ten dak to more, fearing that the mouse all lhe conditions that lead to It, the ”Dls- inches Jong, are the edible. parts, and rerery" i« the remedy. With Mvere ling­ those that are entirely green arc the would bite her If she did. S Sral borne in all ering cougl:. or week lung*, nothing act. most tender and delicate. Tbe white Collecting her wits, she ‘ she would by a sudden and mighty el flourishing beat ,n f it out Spring M> promptly- Every dkwase that can be asparagus is, as a rule, very tough, the _ replied through lhe blood yield, to thl. tips alone being eatable. In some old gplXgKbleto^ fort jump sidewise In the bed medicine. The scrofulous affreltoos of recipe books directions are given for' from the mouse, leaving him high end Hie longs that’s called .consumption Is one boiling asparagus one hour, but this is on the pillow, and then get quldOy of them. For this and for every other a great mistake. Twenty or thirty up and out of the bed on the other side. form of scrofula, for all blood mints and minutes is long enough to 000k it suf­ She would count three and Jump. She disorders, and all c,hro"ic,. -POSITIVELY CURESficiently. ___________________ counted one, two, three-sod ^'DJ” throat and lung affections, tbe Dtecor. not jump. The mouse nestled com Sp.^r, telnro .he ery” is the only rented)' so certain that, A Heroic Medical Experiment. fortably closer to her neck It_waa seed .in tend •'•£«>■ L hlkzn once used it is always in favor. A German pathological journal re­ , Can anything else be Just as good for cords a recent experiment of Dra. or nerer. She began again, and one, two, three! This timejme Jumped Sawtschenko and Sobolotny which Sieepleureni and all deruagemenU you to buy. NertMa System. Don’t you believe IL sidewise, downward, upward andercry seems to border on the heroic. They Xra, and creamed beside, st the Wp vaccinated themselves with a prepara­ of the best mr.n» Pt Bgb Jns of her voice. What became of the mouse tion made from cultures of the cholera X P^"88' ^nld not be learned, for whan bacillus, and afterward swallowed vir­ Congressman A very considers himself ulent cholera germs with entire impu­ family camo, with lamps andjxik^ burning every pl«nt. modest worn he -wnHcts that be will nity. Then, with serum from their Purely Vegatablc, gnarnnted free from Zble bl. msjorltySof tan yer.-a are. opiates,-UN) full size doses, 50c. creature own blood, they inoculated guinea BlilK on , and also In dvrtaring tils belief that Mleb- pigs, and found that those, animals M. D. Bailey. Receiving TbIU-t Grand RapThe latest development In the mdk ^n slll return 12 Republican oonerrescould be found. ________ conld thus be protected against chol- <u ;Mleh.) Haring* Bank, rays he cannot ray business in London is to drive the co*s That Tired Fe*lin<cra. Usually itTs~tite guinea pig who S^Tthe route end bare them milked men. Ua*wgerm»oon<l'|n”^,l;5°ft» alto.^ A Douslas lake cow Is brink «l™> • lias first to face thei chances of life or ...5 wide berth by every man. women death in experiment^ of this kind, but ( and’child who has a .park of lire almuL 1 in this case the doctors were so sure Tbe cow recently drank a lot of iwoltee. they were right that they shouldered and It >■ considered dangerous to even the' risk themselves HASTINGS, ' ' animal- and is a common ।prevails st the ubange o< seaw . speak lightly of her. the milk. The P™£“ *• 8 00 carefully and anctent one tn Egypt Stricdy Pure White Lead t&ELuimiO TJu - Ix*uh0n. 31.i: » W°MUareul ber"rV HUnnc‘l UmeMaictis b. |.y0D, <lf iOn Francis Street .obie..ud.fu™Mion or’mSlV.^X Jarksrm, Michigan, is one of the unfortun­ ates. A year and a |ia|f &<o Mr , un i«£i 'X» -.Mu';,,* '’*r,l,de of"» »'■ whs a physical wreck, hatdly able to Ipmva hl, te d „„J h,» rrlen.t, linn nu ld« “"t I: prevents tlie hair from falling out or turning gray. Tin\l>est ' 4/ 8,#|«'«» " xnaay evening, grpt 7th Greuael presiding ’ Wayor u "1 roi'*8H Aid. Bcunru.' Bu.b' Hldu. Huffman, Tinkler, and WaUww Absent .t ro|| OT)| Aw OstMrn M(J Bremen’s tourney arranged Svltewaing September 18 n cancelled owing tc dry rh is expected to result In :■ men busy at home. dfeUmmio teRT K 1Y to, J(W;FL,£l-o|0 FSrBvn®?“ =:« it k, CITY BAKERY. Michigan Central gfi fta Ks Ss IJK 1* gdi«s ll-.udred Doll»n Reward for ■ that cannot oe cured by T<-'r. Prop*..Toledo.O. •igned. have known F. J. Chon­ lean, aud believe him ner• m hll hufiifCS* transactions t<> carry out any obligation Wholesale druzgtata, Tole- Nr-Mx & Mabvix, Wholesale Hi,n ,■ hr direct 1 ucct 0! tt &Tall dtu ‘Tire is taken internally, acttne blood and morons Mir‘ •it. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold ' iVstimoatal* free. Thtrfeas,. bail feellfig that exists be­ n ^^Ht'.Hid and Nashville Is somedhlus inkn- . The last game between U* rival nin< 8 was played Monday of last *rek th,- $«>!•.. btaudlngTB to 15 at the fndof tl.i fifth inning when tbe Nashrille te&n* replied on account of 8 wrong Vision of ih 0Wn umpire, \ 1‘rcutiarto lUcir. Sarraparilla is peculiar to itself* hJatTlcl!v nK*dteinal sense, in three im>«Un| particulars, via: first, in the comlu:' uf n n‘wlls‘I Ments used; second. thiM .proP“rti,)o in which they are mixed; ln rrocew by which the active pnipertles ,ot the preparation are These three important points iwau- <MH^ 3 >’arsaPI'rilia peculiar In its hi»h '?’a' ®lerlt» M 11 accomplishes cures Ntbeno unknown. 1,01 wh*t we »*y but what ■taX ? !Srs*P«rHl* does, that tells lhe fionl f "i,a' food’s Sarsaparilla has '■r others is reason for confidence 11 is the medicine for yon, ADIRONDA Wheeler's Nerve I lire HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Epilepsy- ‘ -- �COULD NOT TOLERATE A Additional County News. Church Teinpe rune* Society, Editr c«», Sept. —Nov. Ellen K Boblnsou. >uKr<ui;KH.,ix. LIE. Additional Local News.. MlaJaoippi among the rictima wero a Mr. Henry. hi» wife and hla ton-yeor- ... ,M. ■ ,.l;. ?■ Bepubllcan I’hJlanthropKU ■ Hasllngs should profit by the swlul Victor Schoelcher, . the , We ask the co-operation of our friends side walk accident that happened In Nash­ writer, politician and republican phU- old boy. Quite early in the morning hot-< the faat-rirfng tide orer^re^d the yard » and fellow uorkrngin making thia column, ville Saturday afternoon. The side walks is etom.- better now. antliropist who died lately in France, ftnnirfr^j Notice the Sunday School Institute which so graciously given us by the editors of aud camo into the hemoe. Mr. Henry Thirty ntneiit>;i.,r was to commence the 12th. Inst, has been the paper, as readable as the rest of the In this cltv that lead over such under after an honorable life of nearly ninety olimbed up higher and higher, and : pmw-. h : finally he and hi* family were on tbe • SRUf orn’n.'.-t •. ■< ri- ■ Wifely laid over until Oct., when due no­ paper. Short articles upon Temperance ground places ought to be Inspected occa' years, waa always noted for the rigid ‘7 ‘>.14 tice will be ghen later. roof, with the family dog nnd oat and ; ThrreTmr by vi.n ? ,, work, and any items of interest pertaining ahmally, or such a similar accident may sincerity of his principles and bis acts, a half dozen chlckena Bnt the «. ! H. Long and son haw gone to the sold- to the work, will be most available, it be­ savs tho Youth’s Companion. A story be repeated here atjsny time, fers reunion at Pittsburg. Pa. is told la the Parisian Press of his boy­ ing especially understood that nothing of kept rising until anally the roof ( o\t- k tn .h- jih-uux.■. ,j„V| lira. H. E. "Kelsey is now seeming In a partisan nature or religious character Saturday evening about 8:30xfire was hood which illustrate* this character­ slipped oa, nnd then began a atagmlar I X-f,!.*"'.,’" fairway for speedy recovery from her ser- is desired, nor will it be accepted. istic in him. As a child he wan once hay and adxenturons voyage. Sometimes ; ionr’accidciH. The date for the next Convention of the discovered la F. H. Barlow & Go’s, returning to France from a trip to the roof would spin around as if in a I which Ha* otcuir cuun'’•••- >z Ixf Chase and O. E. Wood are camping National Woman’s Temperance Union to elevator south and east of Jessd Town­ brW.stXl.ik’•UrlWto ti^j. ‘ ‘ •'■1. Brussels with his mother. maelstrom, and then again the waves and: fishing at Long lake. tb»pr,-rniMR j,. . l”l<!-T. be held In the City of Cleveland, O.. Is fix­ send’s place of business, and so rapidly n>q «« »____________ She had obtained in would sweep completely over it The much DteroM afi inu> b.. uw-.,.,, r .r?. ■ !>r Ehl. Shearer gives us his farewell ser- ed for Friday tbe 10th. of Nov. and will did Die flames spread that the building ( ^.JJ^ld^lace.s which she could easily Mjvrain rfuccM. »U4 m r^.. tn“ ■ mon the IGth. Inst chickens and cat were soon swept tlM)n<«i,MnditP b-Kdcod.. . . ’ .J’ J. continue for five days. There will be ,r'xt and ' she -------------remarked H’s whispered, a wedding, in the near three sessions each day,those for morning was a mass of flames beforfj the fire de- jI carry out of sight, away, and also the dog, although he •%lte *“ ,b” «’f D.i-vi’, । i?’ •bout ( thc that she was not going to State o! Mj.!h»Ka„ ’nil X The loss is and afternoon devoted to business, while partment arrived. future. always managed to crawl bock again. of Barrv Mlntincmbe-’ -.-v, iitchne b..,i L •‘•‘I IL'Rowley and wife of Potterville, are the evening sessions will be for addresses, $1500 with $1200 Insurance. The build- ‘ declare them to tbe French custom But the most distressing occurrence of Jam« li. Ikl I,-, *4uwm,„ (.»yl gufests of their daughter, Mrs. D. Demond. etc. A very large number of delegates • house authorities. this unlucky voyage was the unwel­ i ing will be rebuilt Mrs. Taylor of South Bend, Ind., is vis­ are expected, not least of whom, Is the s.llu. Bla»|»M|.,UM i “But, mother," said Victor, “not to come visit of a ten-foot alligator,' iting a daughter, Mrs. A. C. Weight. venerable Neal Dow—a veteran of prohi­ Tbe Local Advisory Board of the Amer-.I fleciare them woul3 Se wrong!" which seemed desirous of taking pass­ AkkiZO E. Kwutta.. ajtoniw .'j? m bition, who Is expected to be in attend­ lid*-- { .. "N$vfr you mind," she ./h ' Johnstown. lean Educational Aid Association Ob ------, — age with them. Mr. Henry was not ance. Mis Home Society appointed by MI m would be foolish to declare them. The It is reported that there has been a wouiu uv *w**<v— — — --- --------- t' rash enough to attempt to push off the The system for controlling tho liquor duty’ on them is enormous’ »* and “ J"' the in-’ creature^ but ho yelled at it once or wedding in our midst. Libbie Fick to Nr. traffic In operation In Sweden and Nor­ Laaou Dl«t. Supt. met at Mra. J. S. Good- duty dfohn Williams, of Illinois. Tbe happy n„tl>in^ •• ,U **• , —■ • ■— MT ----• ’’at>out . ~ twice, and ihrnllv thc big aanrian dis-, way, known as the Gottenburg or Com­ jeai’s, Wednesday p. m.. Sept. Sth and . ppVVU'l • ” EodPlv have removed to their future home nbont them. I shall say nothing about appeared under a wave and wna not pany monopoly system. Is attracting much oy l •in that state. The beat wishes of many attention in this country’. As we under­ ejected a permanent organlratlon them." seen again. Some time later, when tho frifends accotnnahy them. stand It. it Is not a method tor stopping electlog itev. Mr. Cox, President, Vice ( ~^.|,en y,c custom house man eame Bernice Frthrr begins tbe fall term of the consumption of liquors, but a means Presidents, Miss Knowlton. Mrs. X. Uar-, Mml. Schoelcher declared that she sun was jur.t nctiifig, the roof ground­ ed on a high ridge, and there remained acbtxd in «fistrict No. S on Monday, Sept. to control the Inordinate use of them. We have made arratecment, low, Miss Ada Michael, Miss Belle Handy; I had nothing dutiable. Tne inspector until the tide’ receded. Much as we deplore tbe evils of intemper­ Sec.. Ml» Emma Goodyear; Treas.. Miss thought he saw a shocked look In the with the largest Music Pub::-hi-g A company of 8 persons from the Nich­ ance, we must acknowledge that we are What Did He Eat? House in America, to ftjrnish" p, victor ols an l Shephard shops are camping at I far from stamping out either manufacture Jennie McElwain. Any persona having boy's face. There comes, says the New York with their latest publications every Fine Lake. T. E. Gedde and family are -oh” sir." said the boy. "I think of or indulgence In the use of liquors. any knowledge of children needing homes, Herold, n good story from Monte Car­ also taking an outing of that kind. Prohibition where tried Is not lhe success or of homes where such children would I* motllv'r h„', Ueigiun lacea that lo, front that holy of holies, the salon month which wjJl.enable the music It take* more than 20 years for some it ought to be*, and since human, nature teachers and lovers of n ttsic to people to learn tbe path of duty, thJn wherein are tbe trente-ct-quantre ta­ and human practices make it almost an received are requested to Inform any nu-m- fcho ongj,t to pay duty on!" they try tn undo the past by doing what impossibility to Immediately eradicate the her of the board Jost mentioned, or Rev. The laoea were produced end thc bles. Just as the cards were being select the very late*? and they Ought to have done more than 20 evils resulting from this nefarious busi­ Mr. Taylor or Mr. W. O. London' who are duty ' paid. Mme. Scbolcher, instead shuffled for the commencement of piny instrumental years before.'viz..’get married. of being angry, declared that she was u gentleman deliberately counted out ness, we watch with interest the attempt also memltcrs of tbe same. Tlie first instqllmcni M■at our Hiram Coleman and F. C. Moon have prpud of having so honest nnd truth­ twelve one thousand-franc notes and store now ’for inspect to control and regulate IL This method gone to.l’etoskey. The makes the attempt to work through the placed them on the black without even ful a bay. Eld It B. Pope was seen on our streets higher, rather than the lower elements of .Music is first glass' and'pnc ■< asCircnit Court Calendar. Not<mly did he never learn toile, taking -tlie precaution of insuring Thursday. enable. . tbe community, entirely divorcing liquor but he had a quick eye for .dishon­ them. It was “playing the limit” and traffic from politics, and by reducing tbe Criminal Casks. esty of character in others. As a dep­ a bystander remarked: Tbe people vs Frank Treat, resisting an | Lucy Ogden visited relatives al Battle number of licenses, lessening the tempta­ uty he voted to'permit the return of “Rather a bold play, sir.” tions that under our pre-sent system, assail officer; for sentence—The people vs N. Greek last week. Louis Napoleon to France, believing "Well.” said the player, ‘‘I dreamed The jeweler. T. Barker, violating liquor law—The pto-; that the time had come for universal .Mrs. M. O. Tuckerman of Battle Creek the weak on every hand. last night that I saw this table exactly Dr. E. IL L. Gould, Interested in ex­ pie vs Isaac Allerdlng. rape—The people ; v totted het mother Mrs, E. J. Hartman, forgiveness. Louis Napoleon read a aait is now. and on the first coup black amining this system, says “ It would be a va John Denton, perjury—The people vs, speech thanking the deputies and full Hr* first of the week. won " (Will CamplK‘11 and wife are the happy strange condition of affairs, indeed, iu uhy lU.nian Bull, disposing of cbattlr mortI matter of this kind. if. when the element geire property—The people vs Samuel of apparently frank prolcstntionr- of The cards were dealt for the first possessors of a boy, born Sept 5. of private gain was entirely eliminated.’ a Carlisle, slander—The people vs U. b fidelity to the republic. Schoelclier coup and bk.ck won. A suppressed Man Wilcox is in town, the guest of resulting improvement did nut take place.” Grant Dickerson, Elmer E. Cisco, larceny. shook ' his head when he heard this “Ohf from the bystanders greeted the relatives. . I spetek Mrs. Susan Mills of Kalamazoo Is visit­ Commenting on Dr. Gould’s Idew.thf Popu­ announcement: “Bed loses," and then , Isalns* of Fact. lar Science Monthly says. »*A series of ef­ “I watched him through my glass” from across the tabic come a r.xmau s ing her brother G. W. Tompkins’. Lewis Wood vs Chas Moan, appeal—W. he said, “and his paper never trembled voioc:At Iasi. the showers have come and fective checks is lmi>osed against a breach J. Hughson vs Geo. Main, .appeal — Alena <>t trust, supposing there may exist an In­ everylxxiy smiles. “What did you have for supper last Rrtpjon vs Joshua Crouse, assumpsil— in his hand. lie is too cool to be tm Lincoln school l>egan Monday with Julia clination to commit it. The coidpanits have. In some measure, gone beyond the JohnU. Woolston vs Thomas D. French, hoQgsl man. We shall have occasion night? Do tell me.’" Donovan Of Hastings, teacher. et al. trespass on the case—Lucretia 11. to regret his tximing into the country." • More blackboard was put in lhe school legal requirements In the line of general - The estimate proved quite true, for interest, particularly in raising the age of Grosfleud vs Thomas D. French, el al, house Saturday, it being necessary. trespass on the case—Esther Roundy vs in a few years Louis Napoleon had. From many observations and experi­ The interior nf the church is being minority from 15, where the law puts it, Spellman Casey, appeal—AUhtL Lilka vs by a most remarkable scrips of false­ ments M. Ph. Lenard finds "that drops to 18, as regarth selling drink to young cleaned and also improved by the addition I persons, and also insisting immediately un Patrick Dooley, Margaret Dooley, as-«ini|»- hoods and betrayals, overt brown the of water falling upon water dr wet of curta ils around the altar and choir. cash payments. They have gradually sit—laanxon Patton vs L G. Bragg A republic aud possessed him*elf of des­ bodies generate electricity, the water raised the price, ot drinks and reduced appeal—Edward McMurray vs John Mc- potic power. becoming elrctrified positively, and the Rapids Veneer .aA.ME At Norway lhe saloons ia.-od, appeal—Grand Bo>> Joy of Colorado. Is among us once their strength. gas escaping imgi&rty electrified are closed on Sundays and at those’ times Works vs Hastings Furniture Mfg. Co.. more visiting his friends. HE WAS A PHILADELPHIAN. from tlie foot of the full, and light im­ The long looked tor rain has at last qt day when the workmen are most tcmpl- Replevin. purities in tbe water diminish the af­ NotvrKh»tan<JluR Which Pact Ila Made a conn- and everything has greatly improv­ cd to drink. Ail men employed are paid lM»‘AKIjbiCE. fect considerably. The essential con­ fair fixed salaries, and there Is no tempta­ :T\ W. H. Merrick vs Wm. H. Beadle, Win. Good Bargain in Aew York. ed. ditions of electrification are the con­ All taxes are paid un­ W. Jones made a trip to Indiana Inst tion to push sales. “Talk about Philadelphians being F. 'flicks, assumpsit. cussions among the drops themselves der tbe company system without shuffling. week. < slow,” said an up-town denier in.rare Chancery 1st Ciab&a H. R. Stevens and family visited friends> Tlie cause of temperance has been assist­ dl. J books to a New York Evening Sun end against the wet rock, no effect be­ Bertha Fedewa v» Milton Fedewa, ed financially and otherwise. The profits ing due to tho water’s fall threnigh the Saturday and Sunday near Battle Creek. I man; “why, - 1’11 tell -you about a little air and its dispersion by IL A jet of Mrs. James Lee. Mrs. George Wood­ on sales of drink are expended for the re­ vorcc—Chas. T. Wing vs Francis — Nd’community which has Wing, divorce— May Shafe ra Edward incident that Lappene-i tho other day. water falling down from an’ insulated mansee, Mrs. Ben Babcock are visiting; lief of society. "A Philadelphian who bus a nice tried the system has afterwards abandoned Shafe, divorce—Andrew Whyte va Estella friend- at JVtpskey. tank to an insulated pail electrified Tin* M. E. social is to be held thisi it. The measirve is supported by the tem­ Whyte, divorce—Emma As Burke. v» private collection of rare engravings the latter positively, while the.nega­ week Friday at the home of. Mrs. T. J. perance partj.though many of them would Herbert L. Burke, divorce—Samuel My- and etchings came to this city on a prefer prohibition. Tbe disadvantages era. v» Minnie Myers—Eugene Mnrdoek ' visit and was almost stranded finnucial- tive electrification of the Mirronnthng Norris. air grew to several hundred volts.” Whats tlie matter with Lacey’s first: are laid mostly to defects In existing law vs Julia H. Murdock. dlvorce-James IL . iy before he knew iu An ordinary nine. They are al! fight. Last Saturday■ rather than to faults inherent in the sys­ 8wln vs Harriet J. Swln. divorce—lhu->. man WOuld have written or telegraphed Xewiou V. Bettie Newton-Chari. . hom? But thu „ n » di ‘ j n . L tem itself. The monopoly does not ex ­ Nashville's Cherubinis came down to Lacey BHxUugw Markets, Marten vs Anna Marten, divorce—Fran­ to remove the scalps from our boys but! tend far enough, but should cover ferment He was strolling down Broadway, un­ Rutter. 16 to 18. Hubbard vt- Clinton J. Hubbard, di­ I wish to say that 1 have taken lhe Cherubinis found It was not as easy■ cd drinks; tbe sale of liquors Is often eon­ cis_8. Gorn per bu.. 4S. _ 1 decided whether to Continue bis walk Nellie Hall »a vs vrcwfp; George xj L. Hall, dirvirc—liviiic . imii . mi . a job a* they anticipated. Lacey came* nected with general business from which vorce vorce—Harley Camp vs Luella Camp, di-' ils far oa Philadelphia or not, when he back my Livery Stock and will re­ out victorious, the score was Lacey 14,, it should be serrated; a monopoly of lord per lb.. 10. *Carter -----• Car - ­ j came to a lit* 1c ahop where engravings Daisy A. vs -• Edward• J. Cherubinis 13. The Nashville boys also> production by the state does not exist: vorefi‘—Potatoes per bu.. 40 to 00. j and etchings are sold. * Bedford‘ and* came outt the question of profits Is still »o conspicu­ ter. played a game With Rye per uu., 40. open a Livery bam in t/ie victorious. f ! “His mauja foy collecting forced hftn Tallow per lb.. S%. ous, and, from the temperance view of tlie Chaxtekv 4TH CLAB?» Oats per bu., 38. case, it is feared that the upper classes of Ell Randall, et al, ra George Dllkab.uk j ** tutc,r.kthc u^op,“n''’•n,lno the Wheat, red per bu.. 4T Milo. society do not wish to go further than the rtal, Injunction—Anna Brook, va i,„c etoek, Mthongh be didn’t hare money Wheat, white per bu. 47. Mrs. Marion Flower arrived at the age .. ■ Gothenburg system. Mover Seed per bu.. 4.50 to 8.00. J. Brooks, divorce—Lu»tia Wilbur Park., enough to buy a falr-alxqd chroma Timothy 8eed per be.. S-O0. of 74 years last Tuesday. Her children1 How would it no if the Common Council vs Jerome FroeL Jas. H. McKevltt. In- • Turning over a number of etchings Barfey p r bu. 80 to W. here planned to give her a surprise party of Hastings would Imitate the example set Hay per ton, Aft) to. 7.00. engravings lying upon a sort of by. inviting In some of her aged neighbors1 by the Argentine Republic? It Certainly junction—Lincoln P. Parkhurst vs Mabel Pork dreuad. 6 00. Parkhurst, divorce — Peter A. Young vs j bargain table at the rear qf the shop Beam, 1.S3 to 1JO and friends. Mrs. Flowers has always1 would insure cleanliness of the city, or Thos. C. Hunt. Specific performance of j he came across a fine copy *of tie cole ­ Chicken dreaaed. 10. been a woman who had an eye for busl- what would be quite as good—stop drunk­ Reef dressed, b.oo. On Court Street, where J will be ness and what was going on around her,> eneas. There, If a-man gets drunk he is contract— Una Bare vs Sarah Jane Bare. . brated Ranjon portrait of Tennyson, Beef live, Ate. but she says Mary was calling on some of’ sentenced to sweep the streets for eight divorce—Owen Lowden. Eugene Russell of which he hod a highly prised spec!Mutton, dressed. A Wool, id to 18. w. Olive and Oliver Grronfleid-CwTle l>. wen b, hla q„n collection. Thinking glad to meet all my old customers the neighbors. Extra cooking etc. It is1 days. Applet. 9A * Miller vs W InBeld S. Mlller-Mimle E.; lt ,tr»nge that the etching should be all plain now and says tbe surprise a» was P«-ar8,50 Iu 80. Terpeulng vs Archie Terpenlug. divorce. ,h<! other ch^p and many new ones. It will be Intended was complete. Including Mr. Hum* 80 to 1.21. Prohibition ik Georgia. and Mrs. Flowers the average age of those -----------------------------< on the tabic he asked its price of a “Georgia Is practically a prohibition my aim to furnish the best rigs for present was fiSW years. Six above 78 and State Fair, Detroit.------------------- I olerk. one above 80. Mrs. Flowers has a ceusiu state,” said Mr. A. R. Burdette, who hails BharUFi Notion bt Miecdon. The C. K. & 8. Ry. will sell tickets to I ’Take ft along for a quarter,* said “Outside of Mrs. O. F. Culver visiting her from Erie, from that commonwealth. the lowest possible price. Give f •J'tohfled Electors of Barry County glcrk. the large cities like Atlanta. Savannah Detroit, on account State Fair at rate of 1 Penn, aged 73. Furauant to flee iKXfce from tfie ttocrirtary of D.te. of Mie, I •• .All right,' mid ll>« Philadolphiun. State, you are hrtoby noUfied that, at tbe Gen­ Rain last week, % of an inch. Sunday and Augusta, the law, forbids the retailing one fare for round trip. beptember 10th toSl.t. Inelnrdre. Good । rolling np the etching'and paying oror oral Section to be held in the Nate of Michl- me a call. eve of an inch. The long drouth Is of intoxicating liquors within three miles tiuon the Tuesday eucctedfnx the Bret *1 on - -----K Now there to return until September 22nd. Cbe — money. finally broken. Com Is mostly cut. of a church or school house. MM Tuesday Nov. Oh E. J. Hvffmax, Agent Wheat seeding will commence to-morrow. are very few communities in the state t(iat " ‘Shall I wrap it up for yon?* asked the following state officers ere to be elreW. 5. MERCHANT. are not within that distance of a school \ir: » Governor. Lieutenant Govertor. .•iccreSome of our farmers did not plant their tin clerk. ' a*-y of state. State Treasurer.Auditor Uettotal. late potatoes until tbe middle of June. or place of worship, and the result Is that “ ‘Oh, no; you needn’t mind,’ and the c »rniuiM10Mr of the State Land Offlcs. AiturThese rains will Insure a heavy crop, ns the saloon Is almost a defunct institution 37 Philadelphian walked off with his n- y General, and Bupertatandrm of Publh- luWllllam B.Su-eezey. Hastings w ration; also a mt ml er uf the State Btard |*r specimen W. C. Towne is showing In Georgia. Liquor can still be had In Ellen .’»!. Bent ley . -• <2 prixti. He did not walk far, though. Of Edacattan in Place, of 1’trry F. Pen era be small towns and villages, but only by with evident surprise In tiiese hard times ’ Gian J. Rlsbridger, Hasting* 19 -''topping at a well-known engraving * *»r«e tetra of office will expire Dec. I31»? . the quart, and a heavy penalty attaches to as a money crop. .Minnie Mwartwsod. “ JAM, also a Reprvset.t ulve In Coucre-a for. Hie ARE ARE YOU POSTED 25 J®aler’s *hoP nofc fo™* blocks away tlie *U'. Dlrtrlct of this static to Arthur Shorter had a valuable horse drinking it on the premises where it Is Hylaud Roneviren. Cressey Ola Barrett, Middleville. i* Philadelphia man offered the etching *blch Barry County belpiws: also a Senator parchased. I think our system beats the killed by lightning Sunday eve. for the jr.th Senatorial District of this state: Martin L. SpIrelv, Freeport 23 for sale. state dispensary law of Gov. Tillman in also one RrpreaentaUve lu tlie State UelslnBarali J. Roush, Bowne ‘ Sboltz. that it is practicable and has public senti­ “ ‘Twenty-five dollars,’ was the of- n*'r u,eB*Pr2*’nut,'e District comprisiox Orvel Tompkins. Maple Grove B~ry County You are also hereby tiohfted '8. B. Nash and wife spent Tuesday and ment behind it. 1 ter of the dealer. The Philadelphia tnha Olive Miller, Johnstown. m B*td ejection there will be submitted to 'Wednesday with L. Norton In Maple "We have tried it for a number of years w man accepted the money, although it the people an Ani-odment tn ttecUou t.Artl- Funk A WAQNALLS CO , NCW YORKGeorge Rlllott, Baltimore .‘Swre, and it works so well that nobody would Minnie Rottm, •• is was but a little more than half the cle ..ofUiA CorwUlutlun of this xtate relative Mt. and Mrs. J. M. Weaver were guests go back to the old way. to t.je qualifications of etenors of this state; In tbe uutset Lester H. Kinney. Hastings - price at which the Rajon portrait is aiM an xmenntnoot to b. ettoo s. ot Article 7. at C. W, H. Casadays law Tuesday. Ella Noyes, Coats Grave I was very much opposed to the catalogued, and went his way. He had 2r £ Cvinatltmioa of this state sutoorirlnK In­ Mrs. B.-ichael Patton vhlted her son change and voted and worked against It, mites of Bota era Romes io v-4o where surb paid all the expenses of his New York homes are Nluated. IT COST George last Saturday. but tbe test of experience has converted ROYAL ATHLETES. trip at one stroke." ..hWMBdw notified that at said election G. E. Kenyon and wife were guents at me. Though far from being a fanatic on NEARLY ’he following countv nfCharlie Robinson’s Sunday. the subject, 1 am satisfied that my com­ Europe** Noble* Are Paying Much Atten, Barr>’ COU«P •112 • Shertfl. (irrk. Fn-d Wryerman aud family of Middle- munity is better off where the retailing of N«t Always Uncomfortable. ~,'n??ty.T.’?!*KUrerA Uon to Physical Development. ONfe wWle spent Sunday at C. BordeodortFs. The traditional notion of a “flah out ritln.x *’«*»»«*• ton drcult Court Commit-lon­ alcoholic drinks is interdicted.”—Wash­ Athletics meet with due and respect ers. two Coronrre. and a County Surveyor. <i. E. Kenyon's team ran away last ington Post. million ful consideration from royalty. In­ of water” Is that of a helpleee. raapinr Jxn. H. McKKrrrr, week and broke the wagon quite badly. Bhertff nt Bam-County. Midi. deed, it was a prince or a duke or a creature. There are some flsh, how­ Hawings. Mleh, Sept. «b, 18H. Mrs. Davis returned home from Indiana DOLLAR3, ever. that deliberately choose to diver­ grand high functionary of some sort last Muesday. who made bicycling the fashion in sify their existence by seeking land B«nl Entjite Transfer*. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. Miss Mary Deering visited relatives Europe. Royalty led the way, and all and air. The perch often leaps Into here last Saturday. Court for tbe joined the procession. Almost everj the air for dies and can be carried long tf iwes Zena Bailey and Belle Corwin f- L1TCRARY ACH.C«M«" GRANDEST QUIT CLAIM DKKDS. crow lied head owns a cycle; some o| distancea in damp grass without suaer-v'.sUed at Frankie Hallock’s last week. C.implalnant >F THE CCNTURVing harm. One of this species, which Charlie and G. E. Keuyou were guests Andrew J. Palnuttfer to Eliza Palnuuler, 40i. them have several. Queen Victoria may Ld* on new plan’ by tha ,h* Hferr Hy Gbtoe m. Chslker. Hmtu» L. Is common in India, often leaves his .at Canons* In Galesburg last week. possibly take a daily tons around Wind­ art JO. Woodland, fifiou. Core Brown. Ohiulei Hmumh., Mm Gao. W. Milter to John MlUer. 20n, rec 1, sor Palace grounds on a safety, al­ pool and takes a short journey over the Curl. n>ram A area Shultz hM hl? PCW abeep bnru Feoglrs. WilUum K, ImVIw « Its Editors number 247^completed. ”‘*1’ 01 ““““ P”"T' BAugt»tu« Carpeater to Wm, Nwh, Pares I, though no picture of her has yet ap­ grass. Ho seems to prefer M u!re Mt Si, Carlton, ft.Ol peared showing her in knickerbockers. these excursions by night or in the AZ a xcMK>n nf »-vld Court, held kt the'Juunty? Court Robert K. Grant to Amborse L. Cooper, par­ The khedive of Egypt »ias u bicycle ot ^rn>nf', when X” b*n be re­ eel, Woodland. F5. Ai’ A. ll.ua,. ' Services as usual at the Presbyterian the most gorgeous description, ao oov. freshed by the dew, but uometime*, no churck next Sunday. ered with silver plating that one can doubt led by urgent neoewdty, haa been known to travel some little dieY. P. 8. C. E. at tbe Presbyterian Saddler, parcel. hardly see the black enamel under­ More than Twice *koy®.^ut ftjw uw a rsKamt ot this Btktr. but b n refdttent of church at 0:8$ next Sunday, to be led by neath. A photograph displayed in a tanrn. over a hot, dusty road, under the • tinUG-uHhtwhk Un notion <4'Txwmrt London shop window is labelled, “Some middny K&n. ten«ua«e. Royal Cycliste.” and shows a group of Tbe B. T. P. U. will bold a "Browa” DO HOT BUY * O'CTION*"* meatM u One of thV deadliest serpentain the lo Eveline Love,parcel. see five vary good-looking, wcll-dereloped social at Uh- UapttAt church parlors Friday young men, each standing beside his tropics is the fer-de-lance. of which bicycle: they are tfrince Waldeujar of from 3 to 7 o'clock. AH invil OeeL. Keeler. M Middle •“Kirttoulara eent two » anr aAlre* miCB»12t8B22«bbr‘llnStO lira. X. C. " ”’7 ,lck bul New Sheet and Music Bosks, JOHN BE55HER, 5H0KE THE BEST CENT CP A THE MARKET. LOOK FOR THE ON EACH WRAPPER. H. J. FRAKER. TO 1116 FllDllG flL. JONES BZIRN A. Standard" dictionary 800,000 WORDS HD PHRASES. apply to our Local Agent, er AtWrc" EsUhed from th. bnoei o “ -rUto which th.j THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gm’1 KALAMAZOO. MICH- Sales Agent for barry. AlleK>n axl Ott»*‘a Cornt^ ft. P. POPE, • e.- Centers. M»cb- . � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-09-20.pdf 87fa36d86161422254c1e6511f8b4d38 PDF Text Text The best Advertu tn Idat ■ Banner. astings County. VOL. XXXIX.NO. 21. ......... Largest Circulation of any paper tn th* County. I^!I^S't^LSEPTEMBER~2n <rqa WHOLE NO. 204: DON’T BLOT ^ASXUiGS Banner FnblWwOTnurta.y.nr COOK. BTROS.. Aizej, X COUNTY NEWS"" Carlton. Your Memory That Garland Stoves and Ranges Cook Food and Warm Homes FOR MILLIONS; die Very Best that Money and Ingenuity can Produce. il Stock Now In When .i> the Fair call and examine them. ra Van ValKenburgh THE FAIR Will soon be here and 1 have on hand a stock of Fur­ niture that cannot help but please tile people. Those intending to buy will have oue of the best assor­ ted stocks in the state of Michigan to select from. Everything is new and first class, and n<> old goods to work off ■ at any price. Whenever you want new goods at the lowest reasonable prices, give me a call. A. McCoy. Ifta.’? H*"1' s»'"“’y or mehlxnd.'u vl»Hlukltex pxreats C. W. Tompklu, X Republican County Convention. Mr. aud Mn. Ford and family, or Later S.*■" W- Tompktaraad^l; LARGELY ATTENDED AND EVERY­ THING HARMONIOUS- evp/? \ i?’ C* be led Sunday IbO’Prealdenl. Fred Pannatler iMkIttrH'Jl*e11 bad his left leg cut quite b»<By while rnttlnj corn Saturday. Ue has to use crutches now. •n?t luIdeMrs- A1 Dl»ris wfere pleasantly n° pr.lr? 8uiu,*y by 'belr relatives. It beIlfviS r Ii R‘ve"tb «n»ivereary. Mrs. fa*U'.e\Rnd nx*btr- Mr. and Mrs. itarcb. of Johnstown, her brother and sls?S^.e.d,dno1 ,Barn the,r nan»«». *nd » / k.1? "nd mother, Dan Davis and wife; his brother Fon and alster, Mrs. Dr. and the Dr> were Present They t 11 «d 11 at tt,e of the house and laid the table there which fairly' groaned under its weight ot good things. Ice cream, peaches and grapes formed part of the dessert. • The Aid will be entertained by Mrs. C «• Tompkins next Thursday. Danre this Friday evening at the hotel. »».O2.r.9ent.®r ®^hool is getting ready to go the fair at Hastings. * Adda Bowen is at Johnson for the wln- were nominated by acclamation for Coroners. Hon. David Huggett was un­ animously renominated by acclamation for Representative iu the State legislature, Eugene Davenport presenting his name in a verv neat speech. With three cheers for the. nominees and three" cheers for the very able and expedi­ tious manner in which Hon. P. T. Colgrove presided the convention adjourned. Our Ticket. The people are well acquainted with must or the names on the republican tick­ et, and the nominees need no special in­ troduction. Everybody knows the candi­ date Foil Sheriff." Mr. McKevitt’s name was presented by his host of Thomapple friends two years .ago and he was elected. He has made a good,, economical official, thoroughly ex­ amining all matters that came before him before taking action. J ini has a host of friends In Barry County and all oi them want to see him re-elected, and it goes without saying that he will be. • For Clerk. Barry County never.had a more pains­ taking official than John G. Nader, the present clerk. Two years ago Mr. Nagler was elected, and in the rearrangement of books and records. Incident to. building the new court house he bus shown rare genius, and we doubt If any county In the state of Michigan has a more complete set t of records than Mr. Nagler can show Tn the Clerk’s office. J For Register. No man in Barry County is better quali­ fied to fill this office than the present in­ cumbent. Charles W. Jordan. An excel­ lent penman, a long business experience, and through knowledge of the office, make Mr. Jordan just the than for the plate. The records in the Register’s office never were in better shape than they are to-day. Mr. Jordan has made an excellent -official and is iu every way worthy of a re-elec­ tion. .. Fort TREASURER. . J. G. Hughes Is qualified in every way* to till the office. He.ls a yotfng man. and for the past six years has represented the township of Barry as Supervisor. He is a true blue republican; an active worker and al! around hustler. Mr. Hnghes lias been so closely Identified with County affairs while on the Board of Supervisors, that all feel well acquainted with him. Fon Prosecutor. . The republican county convention that assembled in Mudge's opera house yester­ day afternoon was as representative a gathering of citizens as ever was convened in Barry, county. Each township and ward was represented aud all manifested an enthusiasm that spoke better than «•* R" Vester has a new wheel. words of their interest In the success of the republican cause. k ?re^a^t*Tue^?n’ed hOmP The meeting was called to order by Hale Kenyon, chairman of the County Committee at the appointed hour who named little hopes of her recovery Hou. P. T. Colgrove as Chairman, aud taJL' T*"1’."' Ml“ E"» H«n l>»nPhil responded with a ringing speech. els was brought from Grand Rapids for The various committees were named as follows:— fin Organization and Penqanent Order the M. L. church conducted by Eld Winer ef Business: Dr. Rich, P. K. Jewell, aud A largo number of relatives and neighbor Warren Fisher. aW^»nrU^d,“”*Credentials: Eugene Davebport, C. L. i ch ‘In Bd' brolber* and a large Briggs, and A. D. Hughes. circle of frienda who will miss her from Resolutions: C. W. Smith, A. W. Dillentheir numbers. beck and Eugene Harthbni. fc iue fall weather, and farmers are im­ The convention adjourned to meet at proving their time In the various kinds of 2 o'clock. Promptly at that hour Chair­ - Hrouartl. farm work. Most of the farmers In this vicinity have man Colgrove called the meeting to order. the r ground cultivated and will commence The Chairman of the Committee on Or­ ganization reported that the temporary Gary Baker Is rrartb at Crystal Lake seeding this week. George Brainard and daughter Jennie officers be made pernuu.ent and nanted the looking after the wants of his sick brother and to get him to his home at Edmore as left for Olivet last Monday, where Jennie order in which business should be taken up. Siam as he la able. will attend the college and study music. Eugene Davenport as chairman of the Mis', Myrtle Warner and L. Rogers are Mrs. Taylor, of South Bend, Indiana. committee on Credentials reported the fol­ .iaa returned tu her home after making a attending the Plainwell school, Mr>. Wm. Brown came to South Pine lowing delegates as entitled to seats in the visit with a daughter. Mrs. A. C. Wait. We are pleased tu report Mrs. Kelsey Lake to organize an Epworth League last convention:— • , grttlng along finelj with her fractured Sunday. ■AMrniA-C.L. Driggs. P.K. Jewell, L. A. hip. S. Doster shipp<*d a car of hogs Mon­ Iljtlr. W. K. Brown, A. W. Chapin. MapleGrovk^CR.Palmer. I*. E. Mudge. Win. Smith will soon come back to his day. Jesse Guy, M. Dickinson, E. Potter. The ice cream and bannana social at CasnrroN—Jno. Furntw. L. W. Felgbner. old home having rented Ids Carlton farm. Mabel Bevier, of Hastings, and Edith Almon Farr’s for the benefit of South Pine C. L Glasgow. C. W. Smith. E. McDeniv. F C. Boi't*. H. G. Zuschniit. W. I. Marble, Francis ! Better. of Wornlland, Sundayed In me church was n financial success, netting । Cmken. Wilbert Smith, Wm. Devine. Chas. Smith. 11. P Feagles. Grove and attended church. - * 88.85. WOODLAXP—E. Davenport, Hannxn Grant, Miss Hallie King and Mrs. Elmer King Mrs. O'doll, of Hastings, is the guest !of Ekert. Ered Wagr.er. S. S. Schantz. Sam­ and son visited Mrs. Fannie Farr last Jake Mr*;. Ed. Smith. uel Velte, H. Waltz, A. W, DlUftubeck. JoiiiNsTOWX—Frank Duty. C. H. Stevens. Mta. N. C. Long i; not improving in Bcrt-Z.num-nuan. Fnuik BnlHs, Chas. 8. Bris­ health as would be the wi-h of many. tol. Erank Bristol, VV. S. Nye. Shults. We bear a small child of A. I. Sprague’s SALriMoitK-Geo. Woodmansee, Muns ManCarrie Kingsbury is on the sick list. ■ nlnv. Chas. Rice. Gm Tabor. Chas. Gaskill. Is under the doctor's care. • 1IAKTIXG8 Twr—Henry Miller, M. 1$. Todd, Wm. Peake was at Richland Thursday School ouenwirlth Mr. Vester as teach­ Ed. Retd. W. H. Rarhi-r. and Friday. ■ Citv 1st. Wari»—G. K. Beamer, Henry l/?wer. Success 1Ym? School commenced last week Monday Is. Eid McKlvaine, xjf Shiloh, Ionia du., with Hattie Replogle as teacher. Citv 2xu. Waro—A. D. Cook, Henry 8en!z. will fill the pulpit here next Saturday eve­ R. H. Weaver and wife spent Sunday • Joe Wardvll. Thos. S. Brlc-j. Cm* 3rd. Ward—Baker Shriner, Ed. Bob ning and Sunday.* Come and hear him. with his brother here. b'ook. W. W. Hampton. City 4m. Ward-P. T. Colgrnvo, Dr. Lath­ In performing the duties of the office of bowline. , Mrs. Jennie Wilbur, of Franciscp, Is rop. s. M. Fowler, X, T. Parker. Jos. Custer. Prosecuting Attorney, for the past two visiting relatives here. Sowing wheat and cutting com is Ute CARLTON-Jeny Roger-. G. A. Myers, N. years Hon. James A. Sweerey has shown Frank llnllock and wife and Chas Ken­ Allerdlog. Matt Youngs. I. P. Seeer. onler of the day. yon and family spent Sunday with Rut­ Barky—Will Elliott. Orrin Barrett. Coiuin- neither fear nor favor. He has simply Jesse Warner has been quite sick but" Is bus Backus,.Bert Lawrence, IL 4. Polly. done what he thought was right, wisely land relatives. Hopk—Ja*. G. Brown. Jas. H. Ryan, Andy scaur better now. He Is entertaining, a paying no attention to his political.enemies Mary Horn la teaching the Crosby school Cat‘i»e.nler, Wnu Chamberlain. Harry Jones. sister at present, Mrs. Teksberry. this fall. Rutland-Tims Heney, Frank Smith, Del­ who have attempted to impugn his mo­ Mrs. VanHorn and daughter Ma/.have bert Moore, Ruf Weaver. • tives. He has made a conservative, eco­ Little .Shelby Nash was laid up with r PrauurviLlk—Dr. Sackett, A. C. Towne. returned ham?. bad foot last week. J. J. Perkins. Warren Fisher, Phillip Barber. nomical officer and will be re-elected. Mrs. John Herrington it quite sick with ' Mrs. G. M. Hudson who has been suffer-. L. L. Ixivehuid. ClKCUiT Counr-COMMISSJONEBF. rheumatlsmand heart trouble. Oran'seville -K. Harthorn. Wm. Stanley. Ing with the rheumatism is on the gain. W. W. Brown. Ed. Lewis, John Killlck. Hammond and Bryant settled their re­ Of A. E. Kenaston, of this city, and F. S. A. Stanley was on the sick list last Yankkk-Si-rings—Jno. Itatl. A. Turner, dint fracas. the former receiving two hun­ week. Derr Annswoug, l-’rank Prtndle. J. M. Burpee. W. Walker.of Middleville, who have per­ Thobnai-ple—Dr. Rich. Dr. Hanlon, D. W. formed the duties of this office so accept­ dred anti ten dollars for bodily harm done.* Our city was well represented at Uns* Johnson. Sam Campbell. A. E. Southwick. Sam J. Woodmansee and wife intend tu ting-* last Saturday. ' Allen. Ainos Freeland. Jos Bray. W. 11. Sever­ ably heretofore, we can add nothing that adopt the two yi*ar old child of A. Kern- i John Robinson wears a black eye. ance Aaron Sherk. will mid to what they have done. Both berllng. gentlemen have every requirement neces­ Cause? A ball. C. W. Smith, as chairman of the com­ sary. are own ofjlionor and sound Intelli­ Mrs. Jessie Warner, attended the funer- | C&Atletou. mittee on Resolutions read the following gence and gnod ‘ judgment. A vote for al of her father in Hut land, Mr. Whitright. Miss Rose Frank is sick with typhoid r< soluiiuns which were heartily cheered at them will be cast right. last Sunday. the conclusion:— 4 Again death entered In our midst and fever. Dr. Spiney of Detroit has been lecturing called home the beloved wife of Wm. Thnrepublicans of Barry County In conven­ Freeman. The deceased was 67 years of in Nashville the past week. The duties of this office-require great tion assembled, do re-affirm our allegtanoe to Several from here attended the F. M. the principles of the republican party ns enun­ care and accuracy. That’s Just why Lee age and leaves an aged husband, one son ciated In the platform adopted bv the SUH and a large circle of friends to mourn. camp mi'ctlng at Morgan Sunday. Convention recently held in the city of Grand -S. Cobb las been renominated .several J. W. Noyes took in the show at Has­ Rapids. times. lib has given to the office a great The funeral was held last Thursday at the • We congratulate the American people every­ deal of his time end ability. The neople church aud the remains 'were tenderly tings Wednesday. that attar a year of misconduct and mis­ Henry Beaird of Nashville was the where. laid in their final resting place, Rev. rule. an Incompetent assembly known as the will appreciate this by re-electing him. 53rd Congresi. has st last adjourned, to the -re­ Davis, of Cedar Creek, officiating. Obr guest of C. C. Price Sunday. Corn xers. Mra. Clarence Dorthy of I*ansing is vis­ lief of all classes of our people. sympathy is extended to the bereaved also hall with dehght and take courage iting her mother Mrs. Mary White and forWe A great deal will devolve upon Drs. the future prospects of our party In the ones. other relatives in this vicinity. splendid and ni:ujni(loenl results In the State Sackett, of Prairieville, and Wright, of . Laccye ' Miss Ethel Wilkinson of Nashville com­ of Maine. Carlton. About November 7th they will We still believe in the principle) of protec be called upon to’ perform the last said A.,Oatright's l'lttle>hlldlls very sick at menced her school in the Feighuer dis­ Uou and reciprocity and have an abundant faith In the ability ot our party to legislate on rites over democracy in the county and as, trlet last Monday. this writing. Julius- Hosmer and wife of Grand Ledge the question of silver coinage and honest mon­ oerlaliTft possible what it died of. No Mrs. Alary Stevens is on the sick list. ey. Mrs. PhinenS Powers, of Indiana, is are vteltisz at D. M Hosmers. At no time In the history of th« two old par­ better or more minlsterlca! appearing men Mrs. Alvah Rood J» entertaining her ilea hive the iumsls of the people so fully ap­ could have been selected. Their judg­ visiting relatives here. preciated th6 good work done by the republi­ ment Is mature and sound, their diagnosis Most farmers are busy sowing -their mother of New York. can party Io the past m Iu the present. Miss Aimee Coulter has returned to hef wheat. . Nowhere on the pages of American history always correct. can vou find whore this great country ot onrs Will Stanton has friends visiting him home in Chicago. For Representative. prospered more than It did for 24 years followW . P. Eddy and wife have moved to from Chicago. lug the close*of the great civil war. All classes An added responsibility will rest upon Blanch Barker attended the fcree Metho­ Concord. ol our i*opl? saw better limes than fn any like the Representative from this county this P«-rio<l In the history of our couatry.. In view; dist camp at Morgan last week. . J Woodland. of a!) this, we believe that the future prosperity year. A United States Senator'to succeed The ball game between Lacey vs Bedx of the republican party was never mon- flatter­ ford resulted Ina victory for the lalter.\ , Moat of our farmers have sown wheat. Ing than at the present time. We believe the the late Senator Stockbridge must be Nelson Gates has moved to Edmore. future prosperity ot the farmer, the laborer, elected. David Huggett has proven him­ Score 10 to 38. Several of our boy.♦ went to Nashville the manufacturers and .all classes of Industry self an exceptionally good representative A few from aronnd here attended the demands that tbc principles of the republican for Barry County. He is a fanner by oc­ on Tuesday to attend the ball game. F. M. eamp meeting at Morgan last Snnparty be enacted Into law and that the m> called It h reported that Phil Becker has join­ Wilson bill bo repealed at the earliest moment cupation, a man,of excellent Judgment and to lhe end that there he a speedy return of the a worker. Voters will make no mistake Miss‘Jane Stevens spent Inst week In ed the Hastings ball team. of prnstwtrity and business thrift. There is a petition In to clean out the dftvs Rk.soi.ved, that we do now here pledge our In casting a ballot for Mr. Huggett. Bantield. , Woodland Center drain and lo extend the The ticket Is an exceptionally strong support to the inalntalnance of the It is reported that there Is to be a wed­ same so ns to furnish a suitable outlet. earnest principles <»( the grand old party and that, to one. The nominees are all strong, cape-. ding near this place In the near future. the extent of our r.bllity we will use all honor­ hie men tfhq believe firmly in the princi­ We l»«pe the matter will be pushed nnd able means to aid in a splendid republican vic­ There will be a social «t the home of everything completed this fall. ples of the republican party and are will­ tory In November. Mr. and Mrs. Humphry nex^t Friday afterF- Davenport went to Detroit Monday ( has. W. Smith. ing to stand or fall by them. Com. Eugene Harthohn, n<0m Clark »ud wile h«« mored on > to attend the state fair. A. W. Dillenheck. L. D. Warner is still in the northern Church and Society. r.nu near Bailie Creek. 'ouiinatlona for County officers was of the state. The Epworth Ceague devotional meet­ Ruby Rodgere la clerking for Chartea part Caucus last Wednesday night was large- next taken up- Motion was made and un­ ing Sunday evening to be lead by Miss Slckeraon._________________ tv attend. as many at H(ty-alx votes being animously carried that the rules be sus­ Phyllis Diamond. Subject, ••The Two c„u Usually It Is dintcult to get more pended and Jas. H. McKevltt unanimous­ Sons0. Matthew 21: 28-31. r ClovardalB. Aellrc work at lhe brick yard has been than halt a doxeu to attend caucus, but ly renominated. Services will be h^d as usual next Sun­ people are Iwxlnniug tu uudera.and that For Clerk and Register the rules were ansoended for the season. day In the M. E. church and it is probable The Carpenter Bros, have just raised a the primary Is Hie plane to start the ball also suspended and John G- Nagler and the Rev. LeVl Master will preach In the C. W. Jordan were renominated by accla­ new building 22 by 461 ’"l. Barrett expecta to go ro the stale ot morning and Rev. Ralph Wootou In the mation. . Mrs. Daniel Thompson Is visiting For the above nominations there were evening. All are Invited to these services. Washington soon. z friends at Battle Creek. \ no other names presented, the contest of Epworth League nt 6:30 to which all Our first nine went to Orangeville !a» thd day. however, wa known to be on the young people are luvited. Sunday School IrvluK Saturday and won fresh laurels by defealat noon. Mime. Blanche aud reari Handeraboil office of the Treasurer. The qualifications Ing the ball club there. and running abilities of Hibbard Offley, of The Hastings City W. C. T. Union will A bert Munoky and “wife have moved In- left tor Ypallautl lart Wednesday. Miss Mar who lias been vial Ing Alma Nashville, Michael Doster, of Prairieville, meet at Mrs. A. Heath’s, comer Church J. G. Hughes, of Barry. A. F. Sylvester, aud Mill streets, on Tuesday afternoon, Strong. returned to tier home In Olivet. of Yankee Springs, E. J. Kershner, of Sept. 25th. "’gBM2b«°B*"’A“^ H-S'h Campbell F'mm. John Hendershott went to Detroit Carlton, ami Ira A. Osgood, of Hope, were all presented to the convention in very * Usual services in Presbyterian church and A. Kingsbury are going to the north­ Saturday to visit her daughter. next Sunday. The Band Social at Frank SylvMtar fine shape. On the fourth ballot Mr. er., penlnaula In aearch ot deer. Hennaa Frost will lead the meeting of Wednesday evening was much enjoyed by Hughes received the nomination, receiving 62 of the 112 votes. Following is the re­ the Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening. Ail are welcome. • Ouke a number ftmn here attended F. '^LmGUIett Is trying bla hand at tarmink. sult by ballot. 1st 2nd. 3rd. 4th. Walter Babcock has left town. James M Camp meeting at Morgan last The L. T. L. Band of Hope will meet at 54 83 41 Hughes Mr BulHh. ol Johnstown, and Old v>at<i«nn taking his place In the mill. the Parsonage on Friday 2LsL 18 23 22 21 Doster Hughea. Of Hlekory Corner*, called on Walter has nude many friends during his 20 18 19 Offley There will be services at the Baptist 0 ’ ^Everyone seems triad to hear thsl Her. 14 17 Sy 1 verier church oa Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. v™* mekirno or Koah5 5 Osgood Preaching by Rev. Bays. All are invited. Fn-puun is to be with us another year. s . s 6 Kershner R Is seldom that a pastor give, aa unbr.no _______’s__and 'Kershner's suppor• Sylvester Don't Fall tMeblngtheMeOmtarr whool^ by bee. teyfe withdrew their nrfmea at the end of To attend the Twenty-Second Annul the 3rd ballot on Monday. • «r'*,.nu,±f11"“Xw Ball of the Hastings Fire Department For Prosecutor. Hon. James A. Swoezey held In Parker* Hall. Hastiugs, Mleto, Fortynstely no eerloal^esnlu follow. whb alao renominated by acclamation. F. rnllnwing are the delegates elected Thursday evening, Sept. 27tb, 1894. W.’ Walker, of Middleville, and A. E. the^SU InTta attaod Xntioe. x Kenaston were also renominated in the Th. .nnu.1 »' £ wme planner for Circuit Court Commis­ ~n AU d<*g«« not licensed and fc sioners. *7 By ballot l*ee 8. Cobb received 50 mH R,plds’ “ with ordinance. S..uni.y. S.PL 20-e |urrB0B,, PlM. of 78 votes for surveyor. Dr. Backet, of ’'M'sV^Wb-’.Ser vtaltlng him • rreiricvilte, end Dr. Wright, of Carlton, c. W. Backvs, jSow^^Xre,“rnttl b™' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stillwell of Alle™t' w"k“ W* » "'re midv.it M oit Ioto” 'Unnerlr * Seer- ftomNeW York state. . �rrrri? n/lVQ THE BOYS Hastin gs Banner TV IN TU TTF I contestant, gracefully retired, undef AJLUlb. assurance, it 1* believed, of the en- • ' campment for the following year- TO DECEIVE THE PEOPLE. DO AS THEIR FATHERS DIO. reduced may not be ascertained for Muttons ot aortal Elirii,iiltj l r ,n” Twenty-Eighth National Encampchosen com raamiw. In a recent interview Congressman rblladelphlao. well ,. X wuutj , P1TTSBVMGU, Pa., Sept. 14.—After one Grosveno*. of Ohio, who has taken the awhile yet, but whatever be the extent necessary it must be submitted to, or menu at Pittaburgh. . heated contest* in the hl»rtputati™ for Anraew ' stump in the congressional campaign, the workers will be miniu* situation* U*n unknown won! in tht .™ —:-----------tory of the order Got Thoma* G. speaks as follows upon the tactics of because of the inability of the employ- < City. The huhiouBble pen," Report, fron* the V»rtow Drjmrtmenta- Lawler, of Rockford, Ill-. ha« been the democratic party. . er to manufacture and sell hl* good* •ay InnoVAtiouA they deeir.. Col. Thom** tawbr. of luiooi*. Kioet- . f.jected commander in chief of the “There arc increasing indications at a loaatinne to do m their tailo rs <ii,> Wh ed. Grand Hynop*!* i . Commander j— — a ~... , Qrand Army of the Republic, defratdemocratic congressional that the fllneei ho took Hood s Sarsaparilla, and I thin! Doubtless most of the men who must you 1.x* upon the number of the Iteenlotion*. slow aud ing hi* only opponent, CoL Ivan N. campaign committee- intend* to re­ Huxf’s Sarsaparilla is thu Greatest ZUediriat submit to tile wage reduction voted nncertau. home-ear Hues and the .. । Walker, of IndUnapolis. by the nar­ aume the campaign of deception of ' ** KBr,lu boy two years ago to carry out the demo­ gr»rMing speed of their cable JT , DOWN TO Al'HfNESa. row majority of 11 in a total vote of last year. The country storekeepers cratic policy of “tariff reform," as re­ Prrr.HBUBGH. Pa.. Sept , 18.—There 049. Head so badly be lost tootle the medium through quested by the demagogue* who prom­ u»y» a writer in the Plttsl.„r.h jj? Ids hearing. an>l medi­ were no vacant seato in the Grand -me other oncers-. . which misleading information is to be ised them good wages with lower patch, you can well judge th., Urapn> cal treatment failed to opera house Wednesday morning when q.he other elections for ■national communicated to the voters. Money ' ment of * people who will ptand bv prices for what they bad to buy. Now and suffer such things. Philadelphia^ help him. Then I was the twenty-eighth national encamp- board .position* were soon settled, as advised to try Hood'* ment of the Grand Army of the Rc- there were but few contest* and all is to be used to compensate the store­ they arc reaping the fruit of their are perhaps the must peculiar, clan, keepers for not increasing the price of Sarsaparilla, and be­ public was opened formally. The were withdrawn before taking the sugar, although the trust has already blind acceptance of democratic prom­ nlsh. unchangeable people that exist fore he had taken all closest attention was paid to the ballot The successful candidates marked up the prioe. In addition, the ises and pledge*. Are they going to in any city of the country. They !*«■ of one bottle, he licgan cut sen certain traits of character and annual address of Commander in Chief were: Maj. A. P. Burchfield, senior latest proposition is a placard to be vote this fall for another to break out with lulls wiU vice commander in chief, of Pittsburgh; hung in al! the cross-roads store* in in their wages, to be necessitated ideas regarding sociology, all over his back and by still greater competition from probably be found. still' thriving and Charles H. Shute, junior vice com­ the country, and especially in districts neck. They were not abroad, as the party leaders intimate strong by anyone going to Piiiladelmander in chief, of New Orleans: O. where the margin of vote* is a narrow very large. but they discharged freely. W. Weeks, surgeon general in chief, one. Thi* placard is to contain a list w ill be worked for if the country show* pbia a hundred years hrnct. Theef. it* approval of what ha* been done Slowly his hearing be ­ feet of the absurd idea that the diirx. JoM-ph E. Zuber, of Marion, 0.; Rev. T. H. Haggerty, of the articles upon which prices have in the recent past? Dy next November gan to come back and Red Oak, luwa. chaplain in chief, of Missouri. been reduced (ns it will be claimed) by the employes in the knitting Industrie* bilitj- to doar in the mystic cirvle* of by the time the third bottle had been taken, the the passage of the tariff bill, and it is of Toledo will lx receiving far ^mailer fashionable Qualcvrdom is lo b« de­ termined by the answer to the ques­ . The aeaslon ot the national encamp- expected that this practical appeal to j ment end**d Thursday evening after the pockets of purchasers will add wages per day and week' than two tion whether he residi.s uptown or years ago, or even than were paid downtown can never be appreciated ' the installation of the newly-elected many vote* to the democratic column. them just previous to the passage of • officers. A large amount of business "The republican committee i* obtain­ the new law. Will the adult male em­ by one who is not.a Philadelphian, or. boil* hod all disappear f at least, well acquainted with that was transacted during the day. but ing evidence of the intention of the ed and hh skin was as 1 U1 V3 ploye*, and the fa thin, and brothers city’s social pecnliaritl-*. it cause* only the more important features can democratic campaign committee to de­ clear a* a baby’8 where­ ' be ascertained. Principal luteresb ceive the voters in this way. Informa­ and husbands ot the rest vote for can­ people to pay-twice as much rental in * as before it -was dull aud yellow and dark under the eye*. He con • centered in the report of the commit­ tion has been received which points didate* whosp policy ha* brought so the downtown residence district for much mischief already nod threatens now hear well and is taking hl* fifth bottle.” houses not half as g<>>4 Bs could be tee on resolutions, which reported late positively to efforts being made to Mu*. M. J. Zuhkk, Red Oak, Iowa. I in the afternoon. The main points in keep down the price of sugar until to deepen it if allowed to dominate the gotten uptown, not to shy anything <jf industries of the country in the fu­ the questionable pleasure of living ; the long list of resolutions presented after the November elections. Thes4 Hood’* Pill* core Constipation by restoring ’ are demands lor the restoration of efforts have not been successful sd far, ture? Can they bo such noodles. *o among saloons, groceries and rhi.pt of «he peristaltic action of the alimentary canal pensions where now suspended, the i a* the retail price of sugar has ad­ utterly idiotic, a* not to learn quickly all kinds. Instead of dying nut, ** from thl* bitter experience that demo­ one would expect H to do in thi* en­ Adams upon a large number of topic*. passage of a law removing the arbi-; vanced very materially since August The membership of the order, he said, trary powers of the pension commis­ 28, when the new law wont into effect i cratic rule means low wages, depressed lightened age. this feeling reganling PARKER'S I industries, and fiercer competition is as follows: HAIR BALSAM sioner, and denunciation of the con­ the difference one's phfce t.f r.widence -sihEur^-.n toilers U.K) their pnxlBeginning of th* End. duct of government officials in remov­ aocompl»h the.r pnrpow If t S» . ith n , P1 Unre!|ir<»porttoa of the makes upon his social standing i« "One year ago there were la rood standing ing from public service old soldiers tlvcly becoming more bitter. This is i? ‘ . r l the “ «rtare Who .Otad, -am democratic TO7.-C23. There have been gained during the one of the peculiarities that Philadel­ year, bv muster-ln. IBJte; by transfer. 0A54. for the purpose of appointing or re­ that withm the next taw d«£> th. a by reinstatement. 14,0*6; by reinstatement taining other persons, destitute of the scheme by which this misrepresenia- . phia will retain as long as it cxista . .. ... from delinquent reporta. 2JM9- Total gain. 88,­ loyal and patriotic claims of these vic­ tion of prices is to spread over the . restoration of the republican policies Any attempt* that luiye. bum made to 081. Aggregate. 436.884 which gave them full work el good obliterate the dividing line have only , ' tims, pr of superior qualifications, for country will be exposed. ••There have been lost, by death. 7,t83; by wage* by providing a home market ended in dismal failure, .leaving the "The summary cf imports and ex- j suspension. 34.806; by dishonorable discharge., the places thus taken. IM: by delinquent reports, 14.671. Total loaa. ports for the .month of July, which I for their product*, end protecting that i situation much worse than before. It 67.801. The number remaining In good stand- , The Daughters of Veteran* met dur­ ha* just been published by the bureau . market from undue foreign competi­ seems that common sense whs not dis­ imr June 90. lrV4. was SrV.OBX tion.—Chicago Tribune. pensed with a vexy free hand in Phila­ ■■These figure* nhow that the Grand ing the morning and elected officers. of statistics of the' treasury depart- ! delphia, at lo ast on thu-one point. Army of the Republic ha* reached the begin­ -Mrs, Ellen M. Walker, of Worcester, ment, disclose* wme interesting facts • A DISHONEST BILL. ning of the end. aud ouch sucoeedlng ytnir will Mass., was chosen president, in relation to the operations of the ! show a gradual decrease in our membership. Thc Ladies of the Grand* Army of the sugar trust in anticipation of the on- ! The NwlndUn* relHy of the Ilambasxtasr •- k THE WORLD ’XtOJBLING. The long-continued depression In business has Dcm«»rro.-/. caused many suspensions, and these we hope Republic met and received greetings actmrnt into law of the Gorman-Brice ; When the democratic national con­ to regain when prosperity returns, but from the other women’s organization* .. ‘bill of sale.’ which will be especially • it will be impossible for u> recruit here. The national inspector. Mrs. interesting to the consumers of sugar, vention. held a; Chicago in ibW. dis­ It may not l»e very generally known, our ranks ga fast a* our member* are -Mary — - - ' E. Gordan, of- — Kansas, reported• that ‘necessary of life.’ who may be cussed the tariff ijucstion, the plank . Wflkm “ WafchiagVin correspondent, Fle^h made with Thinacura Tahlcta by a scien­ mustered oat by death. During the year tific pyncva* They create perfect aastmllatton the grand army has not forgotten theorem that the organization has over 10,000 called upon to pay u higher price for from the llaudali platform of lt»4 was that observations are be-made si- . ot every form of fees!, >eerutJng the valuable work of charity and ha* expended JS03.780.10 mei ' srs and has expended SM.OOOdur- it ob account of the legislation of a brought forward. Thi* wa* on the porta .md discarding the worthiest,. Th*y lines of modified protection. But it multaneously at Wa<*--'in and at s year. democratic congress. make thin faces plump and round on*, the fix­ for relief. While it hs- lost In membership. ’ . Manila, in the liiilipp'nc k-hajs, the Interest tn the order has nut abated, butMrs. Emma Wallace, of Rockford. "It appears that in the month of was howled dawn by Henry Watter­ which ik almost directly • tc Wash­ has grown stronger. The Hltie bronie button Ill., was elected president. • July, 1894, the importation of beet, son and other free trade fanatics, and ington no the other aide ••:’ :he globe, i STANDARD REMEDY was never worn with more pride than it ‘ Grand lUutuinatlon. cane and other sugars not abpve No. 16 for it was substituted the Neal-Wat­ to acc what the mat tee with- the axis tor irikur-'-iK. containing n«» arsenic, and abso­ day. and the enthusiasm of comrades In grand army work is everywhere apparent.” lutely haruiiera. As a fitting close to the magnificence Dutch standard amounted to no less terson plank, which "denounced the of our little, plain t OWrvat:on> Price. prejuUd. ! I p«*r box : <1 fttr I 5. and splendor of the event came the than 758.153.0R8 pounds, whieh was *yKtem of protection” as "unconstitu­ *bow that for some time the earth has Pamphlet. • ROW TO GET FAT.' ” and—a* ------------“a fraud—a His remarks on the pension issue last thing ou the official programme, 408,398,120 pounds in excess of the im-tional -------- -------- robbery — --- of -The THIN ACCRA CO., w Broadway, New were repeatedly interrupted with up- the fireworks and general illumina- portation ot the month ot July. tans, the majority of the Amcnean people not been revolving >»n that important, pluuse. He said in part: tion Thursday night. The entertain- which w&, xuppowd to lie equal to the for the protection of the few." It was if imaginary-, support, as she lias done •Tt»e quMtlon of pensions te of vital interest n^nt was of a magnificent sort, ordinary demand of consumption. Of »'IU> ‘bis tariff plank in their platform for ceuturio-. aud scientist* hare de­ cided' that it is time to tint I out, if j»r»v. to comrade* of our order While we dtallko pT„_. illumination Liebig COMPANY'S ‘ to bonsider money matter* in connection with E er3 “*-ora*l°n - aI'd tUuminat.on this Immense Increase about tJ'.TOO.OOO that the democratic party went before sible, what it all maauf.. Those who An Invaluable product made from our iwvice* to the governnumt. the disabled' WBS displayed to the best ad van­ txiunds sonaistaf of cane sn^ar, and the people pledged to frw trade. How have they--------carried i he tineat beef the world produce* condition ot a lorje number of. our comrades tage by thousand* of dazzling the remainder of Ik-et sujar. For the' "— u -------------'' ' out their 1 Irnve studiexl the subject declare that, it upon us. The president ha* stated Hghte- The mammoth mottoes “Grand seven month* ending July 31, IMM, promises? They have struck down I if the variations coatinuv. In the . Extract of Beef forces ooursv of so.ue.vcry long.and very indef­ thut. -L......A. 'thousands of netshborhood* had , Army of the Republic welcome” .u_. the importations of beet,, cane and wool and protected coat They have ; their well-known pension fraud*.' Very inite period we shall have un arctic few frauds have been dlecoreced, and. -placed on the -great hills overlooking other sugars admitted free of duty , freed salt and protected raw sugar. । climate at Washington, nod the lati­ NOTICE FOK HEARING CLAIMS. when found, wt-re noroaute* where soldier* each city, worp lighted. Searchlights, amounted to 3,373,398,094 pounds, They have freed tin ore and protected . hiul defrauded the xovernmont. it wa* clearly operated from points of equal vantage, which Btate of Michigan, County ol Barry—«. wmen was 087.028,849 voi.u»a,.wpuuuu8 iu excess iron ore. They have laid before the < tude of every place on the globe will pound* in Netlc* Is hereby given, that by an order of u>. tatootlonol'Uw 7"*™" ‘ »wcpl the citv with their piercing of the importations in the correspond- people a bill which is not a free trade ‘ be changed, and our ge ographies will the Probate Cunrt for the County of Barn art act or of June z-. 27. uj l&v. deal Uberally ami and r whilA ... .1. -o. to aeai unerauy justly vt» 11 *1 ,. , . r......................................... . . ..... • . ' ...loyal. people ... the r-limav madrj on the 30th day of AiTOSt. S. D. 1«*4. by the veteran*, and. the of the rn vs while the climax was Munhnil reached >•by ing period of 1P93. and only about bill, or even a b:ll for revenue only, be useles.4. An equator:*! telescope sli months .Tom that date were allowed force -*<i- country wpre in full sympathy with them, but the thousands of private illuminfi-tions 500.000,000 less than a rear’s eouKump- but a protective tariff which differs j has been finished and sent to Manila, Itorr to t>n»eut their claims ugainsl the estate of claim* has been the rule; all thi* on all the principal street*. The en- tion * 1 from the republican tariff only io in de j ^hd before long diligent inquiry will of Charlie P. Fisher, late of said countv. rejection rt tt. '. I wilt i.ltl mn<v r.9 Urceit — ... Ib.i tt\A lb. »telalunuto» n>w ri’.t.lfi, n j j under the „ ..,* , I be made in,to the why* and wherefore* deceased, and that all creditors of said de. e.»*ed .teikt "Thi* would seem to indicate that grec, but not in kind. economv and return to the treasury money ap an-­ J- °- . . ..t .. . are required to present their claims to said economy It ha* been estimated (by democratic of the peculiar performances of old Probate Court, at the Probate office, in the City propriate! by congress tor payment of pen­ fluences and dazzling radiances of' while a democratic congress had been, ot Hastings, for examination and allowance. • n sions.” thousand* of light*. wrangling over the terms of the ‘bill statisticians) that the grand average Mother Earth. or i»e«>re the find dav of March next, The Flag in School*. - While one set of scientists are trying The New Commander. I of sale.’ the sugar trust had been rani Qt duties under the republican McKinacd that sueh claims will he heard before said Continuing, in'referring to the ef court, ou Friday, the 3Xh day u! November WB* b,ra lnJ*Iv'er' sacking the world for raw sugar, and, ley tariff was fifty per cent. It is esti- to find out about the axis another M<1 ou Saturday, the fiud day of March forts of the Woman's Relief Corps to bwihi u> thUcSJmy wheihJ wS ten^rara not finding enough cane sugar to sat- mated (also by democratic statistl- party is endeavoring to -find out why next, at ten o’clock in tne forenoon of each of have the daily salute of the flag ob­ those days. ciaus^ that uuu the umj grand granu average of oj duuu- , the magnetic needle varies so. a* these oid. He wm but 17 when Sumter wu nred isfy its demands, had turned its at* cians) Dated Au ust 30th. A. D. 1WI. served in all school*. Mr. Adams said: the democratic sugar trust! variations of the needle affect not upon. and he enlisted in response to President tention to the beet sugar supply o$ ties ’ under ' ‘ ' Cha*. W. abmstbono. "Thus far they have only been able to enter Lincoln * Aral call for troop.. Hta title of j Europe. When the ‘bill of sale’ be- tariff is thirty-eight per cent Thi* J only the mariner, but real estate own­ Judge of Probate the schools of the Htates that were true to the colonel came through service lathe Illinois * » , .. . , i ers, and in large cities where every union, it la not possible lo <0 Into the schools (nurd. With Which he n. CM-, earn.-»law by the conwnt of Prcsi- makes a difference of twelve per cent of the south carryinc our flag afid theirs and nected for twelve year*. In 1ST7 he wat ap- dent' Cleveland, who had actually If, as th% democratic platform alleged, foot is valuable this i* not to be over­ AVMlNtSTBATOll'S SALK. looked These latter observation* are teaching the children that we are one country pointed poatmsater of Rockford by Preaidont given to the sugar trust ten days* “protection is unconstitutional, unconstitutional." ” -a In the matter of the estate of Luclods and have one common dcsthw. 1 am unable to Haye*. He retired from the office during grace •in addition -to all .... . I1 "fraud,'' and a “robbery."1 how about WnS the/?‘ nutdfal Blanchard, deceased. the other tuiderstand why so many who, like the prodi­ . . ._- - — _ nzl w.ll till* t/Xl 10. surrey naud will n.bt not Iw* be I'.lttl completed for Notice to hereby given that I shall sell at gal son. wandered from their father'a house, President Cleveland's fl rm term, but was re­ favors bestowed upon it by himself this sugar , w trust tariff? If fifty per nubile auction, to the highest bidder, ou Frl wiU pendat in living upon husks, cherishing, appointed by President Harrison. He is popu­ i several years. lar in Rockford, which has always been his and his trusted adviser, the secretary cent protection is unconstitutional, is dar the l»:h d»v of October. A. D Jitui. al to love for a cause that Is forever lout, and refuse o’clock. In the forenoon, at the Probate Office hoiqo in thia country. His business is In the of the treasury, the supply of. raw thirty-eight per cent constitutional? in'he eityof H iStioK*. in the County of Barry, to return and cat the bread of loyalty under « lumber and coal trade. in the State of Michigan, pursuant tp license the stars und stripe*.” ।| Col. Lawler is now servin® hl* geeuty-aijth sugar in the United States owned by Docs twelve per cent make the differ­ and authority granted to me on the first da> of Conclusion. consecutive year as commandet‘'ot Nevins the sugar trust in excess of all legiti-, ence between honesty and dishonesty? September, A. D. 104. by the Probate Court of Commander Adamss then urged the the 1 pom. No l; of Roekford. He wa*. senior vice mate current demand* for competition If fifty per cent protection is a fraud Barry County. Michigan, all of the estate, right, title and interest of the *ild deceased of, In ana establishment of a 1permanent head- I ♦omniandef of the departmeht of Illinois in have been nearly, if not quite, 1,300,* and a robbery, is not thirty-eight per to the real estate situate and being In the _ and army army for for the ,W5 *nd .187^3?a " -r °oraaishdcr of the 000,000. or an amount equal to at least cent protection a robbery aud a fraud? grand ’ County of Barry, in the State of Michigan, quarters for the :♦« w z. u department In 1882. He served during tho known and described as follows, to-wlt: The preservation of its it* records. records He con- war in the Nineteenth Illinois infantry four months’ consumption. For every ' It is small wonder that Grover Cleve­ west four-fifths (4-5) of uorth one eighth (I-87 of \ j from from iApril, 1861, to the final- muster- pound of this sugar American consum­ land hesitated to affix his signature to ea*l one-fourth (14) of south east quarter (14) eluded as follows: "As our members «row leas may our love in- . out *in “ June. ’* 1865. CoL Lawler was always with er* will be compelled to pay of section thirty one<M) town one uorth rar.ge , , ,,ubill. , ad- „, thia humbug It la not an honest ten west, containing lour acres of land, be the crease. De true to the principles of the order. his regiment He was with it tn It* first cam­ yqj Price for the benefit of the MIL It is tainted with all maumerof same more or le-s. Keep sacred the memory of our dead, stand paign down in Tennessee, he fought at Chicka­ ” scandal* L Dated, N-yteinber 1st. A. D .18S4. scandals and and rnmnra rumors nt of bribery. It I. is loyally for the interests ef our Urias and. mauga Missionary Ridge, was in the advance ia< BnixcRaao. Administrator. above and beyond all. ace to it that the flag w® on Atlanta, st Resaca, at the capture of At­ not what the rank and file of the dem* THE NEW tariff. lovo ho well and followed so long is not trailed lanta. und he marched with Sherman to the oc vatic party asked for, nor is it what in the dust Place it higher und higher, Ware* Hein* Reduced *m * Result of ' the democratic leaders promised to until its stars mingle wltn those in . Democratic Leglslatton. astings ity ank the . heavens and Its stripes can be seen by all . Letter* WIU Not Be Advertised. A dispatch from Toledo describe* ! give them. the world, tellln* that it is an emblem of equal I The democratic party’s platform was Wabhikgtox. Sept 14.—The custom the difficulties the knitting industries Hastings, - - Mich. rtxbU and national unity saved and made purer and brighter by the loyaltj- and devotion of publishing in the newspaper* of that city and vicinity have to en- j a swindle, its “investigation" of the of counter under the operation of the ' sugar scandal was a sham, and its no­ of it* dateBdera. t; throughout —a—'-*■* the*country »**w wuuujw the me lists Aiau> ol ,(5L?£rA.L $75,030.00 tino.lairnAcl letters of called free-trade tariff is -a-----------fraud.— The address was accompanied by de- unclaimed at th. the post offices new tariff law. The manufacturers c__ , .. ’X~.“ HL'ilPLUS H5.090.0fi. F^cisco Argonaut. tailed report* from all the national of- j will be abandoned, and the list will be there will have to furnish good* at • Incorporated under the law* of the State at ficera of the organization. • bulletined In the post office hereafter. mueb lower price, th.n heretofore In Wit eeeuu to be Mr. Clerelxnd's * Michigan. Various Department Statement*. । Acting Postmaster General Jone* haa order to meet the Increwed foreign ' studied purpo*e to beesk down snd Opes for buxineas Dec. 15.13*4. The report of James F. Mooch, adju- I decided to stop the old custom, a* con- competition. They may be able to ob- I sweep swsy everything which hu tan t general, .sliows a decrease of 400 1 gresa failed to make a sufficient appro- tain wool st lower figures snd dye i been established bevond the seas for omcKss: post* during the last year, or at least I priation for the usual amount of ad- stuffs a little more chespiy than be- the protection ot American interests O. G. Bobtassu,President; . -- ------ —--i I »_ pi umjuliuu ui American interests for* nnrl.,.r>e . Charter Mewer, Vloe. Pre*. the lack of reports from that number vertising. The expense of publishing “ fore,• nn.-l and perhaps make taWUAC some AMIIXOVC* improve-j! in >foreign part*. We are building a — — — <• — “— D. W. Reynolds, C**htar. of posts. According to the figures | the lists last year wa* tl9;O0O. ments menu in machinery before .the k. Eu- I nary, not given, there was expended in charity i — " ’ .------ —-—— DIXJECTOBa: ropean manufacturer* achieve that nd- !। there is danger of collision with other The Immigrant Head Tax. thi* way for the six months ending ' D. W. Reynold*. Washtxgtos, Sept. 15. — Secretary vantage, but if by means of economics powers, but because American trade D G. Bohlnstui. December 81, 1898, the sum of $100,­ R B. Meeser. Carlisle han issued order*,' in accord- in one or more of these direction* they i* expanding and American inter­ .John Carreth." Chester Messer. 436.03 and for the six months ending ,... , ;■— cannot achieve a Having equal to the est* are springing up all over the * J*. T. (Wrote. June 30, ISM, MM.m.07, a total tar the cut in the protective duties nothing world. But the Cleveland adminis­ J The department* re i the hcad tax ^mmigranta shaHl* will be left but to lower the wage tration discourage* everything which Hss the only ravings department in tn Harry ■ __ A— - — A — ,' <s.,AtauJ>t zm *11 pJttaR giro the tallowfng atatiatlea: ,r0“P-^-d too­ scale or cease to operate the works. tends to sustain a wise foreign policy. One of the Toledo employers state* Mr. Cleveland truckled to England in Number ol aoldler.' and Mtlom' gtara. “■*. the case with reference to a certain decorated by poate. 2S3,SM; number at 1““?m ’71“ the Behring sea matter, a* Be is now kind of mitten in which there is a /Tn/ / / Everywhere. Competent truckling to Germany in the Samoan soldier, aud sailors buried during the I e™nded under ,hJ! large trade. The cost per dozen is 90 matter. It places the country in a hu­ cent* for wage*, ss cents for material, ate for *ucb petitions at the Grand R*p>ds Bus- year ending l«t M.moria! day. MW; | miliating light before the re*t of the cemetery lots owned by posts. 583; A ________ new College. Shorthand, and Normal 10 cents for boxing and waste and 30 world.—Albany Jburnal. f«r Catalogna, address A- «• Pariah, rropr. number of soldiers and sailors buried in I Helped to Capture Davis. M3iirr.AGKs*i-r cents for selling. The total coat 1* ;--------- ------------ I---potter’s field*, 753; unmarked by proper । Dxtboxt. Mich., Sept. 17.—Andrew •2.15. In France. Germany and Bel­ IN Mull liartnx •*•*!> rairtr in din wff The figures from Maine are sig­ raMir’ic mid* b\ I’-* I't • - «-* ’ beadstone*, 16,282; number of posts । Bee. late of Company L. Fourth Mich- gium the cost per dozen for the same nificant Thi* is an “off year,” a year * wu . Mtry s. tu-we/io H.r*n» M-VJ *««'»«• holding Sunday memorial services, , igan cavalry, died late Saturday night kind of goods is fm, including 25 in which, under ordinary circum­ ni*r> »«ul. IMW.M’id <>» 5’iL r.hot eord- <! tu Ibeo; cv •»r Hw (;irr number of poet* holding Memo- at Martin. To Bee belong* a "good cento for labor and CO cento for ma­ stance*, the vote would have • been kn. - ■■ rial day exercise*. 9,882; number of I deal of the credit for the capture of terial. Adding to this a duty of 85 per light Yet the republican majority Regains and Maintains. comrades who took part in the exer- Jefferson Dari*, be being the first man cent, the foreign manufacturer is able The Vital Powers, cise*. 182,106. aoiisrs Mini .’istr J । to recognize the (confeierate preai- to bring his product to our doors at seems destined to reach 40.000. In the rainy presidential year of IMij it was but stvt er tr**»e<ji»ig« at Uw ■••»■ Mid ww Meet Next at XxmUviUc. I 4^^ M attempted to escape in din­ ■ por.do““- Tbo« i»s difference 12,500. The greatest majority hereto­ luted to weaver lb«» wtiCind rtuin i Cures NERVOUS DEBILITY, Henry Watterson delivered an adf j guise. of M cent. Which must be met in some fore achieved was 27,SUJ. The majoriLOBS OF VIGOR drew urging the claim* of LouisviUe, | w y»a*a«rt »a*tlttHk t«tu-4 in raid nx»rtg*ir ** ’ ” • ’ •* ’ * "TL t. u way or the foreign mittens will bo INSOMNIA and Ky , to the next encampment. The • 1 J thu t-kwiuHMr, tevnit- r I" • Mi-,, -t Terrs Hactk, Ind.. Sept 14.—A purchased by American consumers in . GENERAL DEBILITY. option tehdmwd 1 world's record w„ lowered'-n.^ preference th those of lion. makP tion*. Reed’, plurolttyis eslimatedai by Fantasy, a 4-ycareold, who trotted Undoubtedly a large part of it will W.003. He hM been the stalwart chamin 3:06, lowering her own record of ta ws^J* •"pplled fro“ » reduction queDce and feeling of the representa$)« t’frttil*'*:‘ «he *l*uKaU 8:07, made this yaax. It was a perfect­ ly trotted rail*, and the half was made MiN-h h■'»*••».* mt tti.> ' •* f<**.......... . m ,-rr-t Fifty-third coi in 1MLX- Joseph Is All Right Mood’s Sarsa- THINflGURfl FOR THIN PEOPLE. Are you thin ? H C B , Hall’s Specific! । £mr* U Tui4<’« AMitrou to th« i Alyssa r kesMtOf*. At**n»ry for MortffW*- �OH TANKS EXPLODE. JEWEL ,v ST OVES V j ?ea.rs . wpenence in i I designing, construct-i I mg and testing of ‘stoves. In them are^ combined all the' best! devices known to the* stove maker. They are । .built upon right lines the greatest i B““inir °“ teen Porsoua AN EXPENSIVE Lil || Blx. «“<*«« acknowledjn, h»b>t u n mon exp«n»tve one. : The average rainfall in the state in but it i> seldom that a light tor a dgar August did not exceed three-fourths cos“ 1 woher a forthne, aa in the of an inch, or two inches lew. than the K by the ”utl“r »< "Glancei -usual amount in this month. In July there was “ a “ deficiency of one and Sevent-? Year*« •••«« wa. anThrough invj.erau- smoKr.'having eon- ‘hr"-f°'*rth’ ”• » ’’"IrttTr.ln v-v >Ker« Arw W £ The New Horsford’s Bakin" I excels all ethers ill lie quality and bakiri" str A wonderful invention very light rain throughout the state tracted “•a a diwciMw! , ckrer • .rv to, / puffing jujy nane froin date to the away at a cigar every was , [8tof September. With adroutght thus u c moment nm»n he a u/no not eating or sleeping.”' He .ranked practically unbroken during the two only the very best brands, and in £g!£« ft! crop growing months of those carcleasdaysspenL he saya, more principalWsiOCTMTOwj July aud August, it is not difficult to lor cigars thap U afterward dost him estimate the condition of crops. They was (to live. Corn, potatoes and 2^’7 Well, one afternoon a dav or two be- ! are dried up. • prised two r>(i « ® 110 train com~ fore “PBlmcr’s Life” was publLJied, I garden truck are damaged beyond re-1 Vw ■ are aud explXd to'??l^n.k‘0ok bcen covery; the yield will be but a small' QUOPj*™*.??*!-“ ' to a prijjc-cattle show at per cent of an average. ____ (NOSaUKAKING. i WllVt"" * “ "**'■ the accident a *^ime °*., Chelmsford r----the Xse^burn0!! A __J and then to a dinner with The Trade Mark will identify the genuine. -------I >5.S5. C CORDOVAN, coal the Royal Agricultural society; and on 1 Disasters Multiply. rRtHCH&HWtaiOCALr. i h«5 arriving lu town by the last train, os I 1 Pa^U“‘ to aC"4,thc ““‘‘•a MM»FNECKF&K)UKUa Two months ago James Huntley’s was walking homeward my . cigar un- 20-year-uld daughter Nellie shot and «t 1 a. m. wax run to MiMT"”ri|hT fortu“t«ly went went out out and. and. mu, much to my killed herself at the family home in 52S.O2.WORKINat0ts .. MORTUAGK FORECLOWRE. I of Spooner. Tto ™ B“noJ'tt^co. I discovered I had EXTRA nNE/t's hid no fuses Holland. Three weeks ago his 22­ QUAKERISM UP TO DATE. of thn i L Wur8t incident — streets, too, were de- year-old son George married sud. m. about me- The . -< Furniture Ma- ufadturlnc (kNn. 1_ ' wbu. „ k occ,‘rreii »t 10:« a. .; !gage bearing date June laMb. A. • serted. so that there was nobody from ' denly .the girl he had wronged and I~ br th. soeu- 7“,le »*>« passenger train from Minot-, rtgaged to the undersigtied, Daulrl v‘’' whom a llKht could be obtained. | who bore him a child within a few i- i-the bd'owing dtsrrlb. Bestd0*601^. h: „:sro1lll¥ ’V”*1 °' the The recent yearly meetinq of the So- * Ludgate hill I noticed days. She waa Mamie, the 16-year-old . t . tii-.Mnl In the.City of Haatlng*. “« XXre teJ Ja^t ,rainscene. ,‘T’ thOn « descending «« ‘ SEND rC® CATALOGUE . Michigan, and drarrlbed as fol- oiety of Friends adopted several that thejjas of the gas lamp, perched daughter of cx-Ald. Jacob Knite. Sr. • I.• DOIKM.AS « .-.'it city lots five hundred forty-four, wreck to take a train on tlra IU th ln< ’ ra k ° ' hlgh “ itainst the wall just within changes in discipline that will be of .. x a,. ...just within ... Week ago George lost two fingers ----- -------------BROCKTON, MASS. the wall , ..ifmlv five, five hundred forty-six. . -. ■ f.vtV'Mven, five hundred forty- very general Interest. The rule con­ —j**•«, »»«.-»uruH.ru. 'Th mere “vc^Bamry^by^urcbMlna 're' and half his right hand iu a bandsaw ( Y«« ■ । i.irvd fifty, five hnrdred fifty-one. Because, we are the largest of a slanting ledge at the lower at his father's planing mill, and a day ~ -------------------------- manufacturera r““ 1 r. <t fifty-two. five hundred seventeen, cerning marriage, says the Philadel­ ^^T'thr^^'^lL?^ and aboea in the world, and piaranlee : -rd . ightbrn, live hundred npieteen. phia Press, that for time out of mind -part ofr*.this U! . wall 1 placed my foot on it. after his wife Mamie shot herself advertised the value by alamping the name and pnee on • •. tM-niy. five hundred twenty two. and, springing up, succeeded in light- through the heart, dying Instantly. the bottom, whicn protects yon against high vn nvrt>»>-three, fire hundred twruty- tax been warded with sm/h rigor in utci “ n!“d \'’h°"'Er of burn ing oil fell ing price* and the middleman's profits. Our shoe* --J —'■*■ — ■ h.vi.ln-.i twenty-five, four hundred the aociety, has been changed in the upon the afnghbed people. -”” ” - a paper-spill which I had improequal custom work in style, easy fitting and r I undred four, four hundred fire, direction of liberality. It is now alto­ of Injured lx as follows: 1 he list vised, but in my rapid descent one of | Roiied in Tar and Featbvr*. nnall«i»c We- have them sold eicivis now alto- , li'tir hundred wven. four buiiRev. wnere at lovrc; piu.es ... , ' my feet unluckily caught the edge of , Rev * Charles Claucey, of Frontier, ir lwmlred nine, four hundred gether feasible for a racml er to marev •Ji”,1" M “iOMspolls. I»ck. L.M. other make. Take no substitute. I f yonr the curb and I dislocated my ankle and . was tarred and feathered and rolled any J<.d eleven and four hundred one who Is outside tho soci ety without dealer cannot supply you. we can. Sold by ’ . thriCity ;<>i Hastings, Barry County, losing standing, or, in any event, mem­ broke the small hone of my leg. । diwn a steep .hill by about forty ’ "o’-” “ a«k , .<ec»»rdlng to the ttcorded pjat b*”1' «'>re*ta: S. Quick us thought I wrenched the an- masked men. some of them husbands, t>jt then wl«h nil tke iieredltameuls bership in the society, formerly It V iSu? :!-.tt;nic«i 'hereunto pertaining; to wax impossible for n member to merry V , S<“U»vl. n~k buniM: kle into its place again, but it was not who did not lske the minister’s course I'BOBATH ORDKB. O.. hair burned off so easy to unite two pieces of fractured °r conduct A few years ago, on aoU. K Dickey, of Clevttaad.ntaem!k!"ata?: tin- tlulloingv iherron. Including r> ,ii'<| drv kiln*. This mortgage anyone not a member of the society Blair Of Michigan. County of Bany-sa. 1 mi iifi-.inf day-of July. A. I) nvi. without the consent uf t ie meeting. , reL Al a session of the Probate Court for the bumw ’b"' W»ea- bone, so I hopped to a neighborhir count of his troubles, Clancey with\ Mi. In the office ot the Register ot harry, holden at th* Probate olflce. IB a '‘"Oner. „l H.mmona. post and there awaited the protecting . drcw from tho Methodist Protestant County the Ctty of Hastings, in said county, on Fri­ 1 . r Barry County. Michigan, tn liber provided the person was a member of ' taLd. church and started a church of his own cHoTro^r peeler’s periodic round. day the 3ist day of Auunst, In the year one on,page3K Default ba- been any other body. Now. in । dl’ cases, if ■ ■ .• ■ielictoTi of said mortgage. No »alt He came at last and charitably put . in a Httle log building, taking five or •housand eight htu>«lrv»l und ninety four. the meeting consent, it catJ be done in b®*1 bun‘eU *0*1 clothe* . •-.i-jfc has been instituted at law to re , ^Pretest, rrrrr;.’ Charier W. Ams’rorg. ‘Judge ot ?<x>"hed Le*y W. Myers, ot Wapello, me into a cab and accompanied me 3'x families with him. ■ :-i.-dh-v» wow remaining secured god order. Even if a me: ' Probate. ___ __marry a •mber * In llw matter ot the esUU -bf En» Hud­ la. American consul io Vittoria. B. C. hand* home. I was carried upstairs, a sur- • : >r^ ।^e or noy part thereof. There is Ileaith In Michigan. . due at the dale ol this votlee up- contrary to the order of the meeting •nd tsoe burned. Mrs. W. J. Notting, of geon was sent for and the broken limb j ■r-di-.vv- scoured by said mortgage and desire to retain membership, the MMMnolnee. hand* slightly burned; Olof OakDuring the week ended September 8 son wdmg and filing the peHti ^ulv verified Daniel Btrikor. ewmor ot the last •III aud . । iM.irtgar'-the suni of thirty-one wald. station mower, hand*, face and body was set. Then 1 was put to bed and |! reports sent in by seventy-six observ- of testament of said deceased praying that his . ■ .io hu’rtrrd and twenty dollars and meeting is now, by the clu nges in the earned; H. Rudhrer. of Menominee, hand* and ■ told. I should have to remain-----there- a i I ere in various portions of the state to final account now on file in said court may be ‘ , • .1- '53IX.3 26). H> virtue of The discipline, permitted to retain him. race burned, clothe* 'burned off; Ed. Sy verson month or more, heard and allowed and he discharged from said I the state board of health Indicated •_ < lt- eontiimed in said mortgage, will The women’s meeting, it__ _ also lie section hand, badly burned; T. J. Watkins of may J* ’ ” ’I was fretting ' I < 1 refating said amount m -dur the r^.,1-------- Jt -------waa while under this I that cholera Infantum decreased in ’Thereupon it is ordered, that Fridsy the . —~».m.<*oa, auixiarq uowu 11 I shall sell the prewrtv* observed, is given equal vc iee witli the day of September. A. D.. 18M at Uno dock n Typhoid fever 28th vr<wri’’»-d. toerther with said mejL by the explosion, bead scorched, unknown <4.1 • » •» K"art- I area of prevalence. the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of sate man. very seriously Burned i ner in Raimer s Life paid me“aj- sym•.-.brnlera and dry kilns. « so was reported at fifty-eight places, petiUon and that the heir* at law of said de­ The new discipline inukrs a number t • pr. tuiM* as shall br reec-Mary to No ouc had supposed thai there was ’ P“th,!tic vWt "'>rt taught me out of . diphtheria at thirty-one, measles at ceased and all other person* Interested tn said1 • ,ti. >..nt to due it|s>u the iodMMed- of other changes. Among the most in- any danger that the lank would blow i ' ,F*OT“tion f°I’a “«« “taf. •vHh- I six. scarlet fever at thirty-seven, con- estate, are required to appear at a session of • : by *.t1*i mortg»ge together .with said court, then to be holden at the 1 rohnts of­ . - .i( this t"vrclosu»r, ai public veottue lo terestlng is one ri-onnm inding that up. as the oil had hero burning for i V?1’ “. 5°unB’ ^ng a word to me of 1 sumption at 234 and smallpox at De- fice, tn the City of Hastings, in said ro isty. asd ' ' j.id'-r st the north froat denr ot friends absta.in from the use, cultavbshow caw. it any (here be. why the praver at ‘‘ •“««». i’’int ren- troiL ■ ■ ig the City of Hastings. Barry tion, manufacture and safe of tobacco, some time. The tank contained about . the petitioner mar wit be gnui’ed. And ttls ■ ■ .--.I that being the plare where turtner.ordered. that said petitioner give natica 6,000 gallons of oik Messrs. Dickey ture had already ' met with. ___________ (Aairtj for life Countv ot Rarry la A recovimendatiun again.*.t the Wire Sues for Property. use and to tbs persons intcrvsied in said mate, of tbo Owing to this circumstance 1 have of said petltlo 1 and the hearing ■ i.sJ'.v’.iie 20th dal <4 October, 1KH. mlc of liquors has long b *cn in force, and Rudiger and an elderly man, | always reckoned that the going-out of Theodore Reeves, a farmer, left pendency thereof by et.uMng a copy ol till* order m be i, A the forenoon of said day. whose name could not be learned. und rc:nkins unchanged. except that my cigar cost me about fifteen hundred Traverse City July 19 and has not published In the Hasting* Bannxh. a news­ Dtstei. W. ItKYNOiXH*. Trustee. Were the most seriously injured. Mr, i paper printed circulated In said County of . Mortgagee. it has been extended so as» to embrace Rudiger'S clothe^ were all burned from pounds, which actuaries tell me would, since been heard of. He paid his Barry, once In and each week tor three successive “furnishing any material v hereby _____ x......... the his bodj*. The hands of several of the with compound -----interest- added, have. board bill at the Occidental hotel, and weeks previous to said day nt nearing. ‘ Chas W. AKMnuQNG. testimony against intoxii ants is vio­ Injured were so Ijadlv burned that the "’n’’u.n,”‘lit° thoutand pounds ’ paid for two weeks in advance for his Judge ot Probate. lated.” that had flesh heeled off M [ at t^jadate. A sum sufficient, 1 fancy, wife-..v. It soon developed — he -----(A true copy.) - ------ - J ----------; to buy up all the “partagas imperiales ; transferred all hi» property, amount* HTie testimonies in retail m to “plain; dice fretn tile Secretary of , t <it.O» d 'hxt.at Uie lien- ncss” of speech, apparel nd’ ’behavior i ing to 315.000. to relatives in Pennsyl■ auperfinos” in the world. ’ ' NAMED FOR CONGRESS. i-'-liuthe State of Michl, vania. Salt is brought by hia wife for rerxain unchanged. The ucrtfdlitK I be fir-it Mon PATENT LEATHER. ! recovery of property. u. belnx Tuesday Nov. 6th latum to slavery is stri^ fen nut. und I4*t ®f t ongrr**l<u>*! >omlu»tl(in« Maio ! t>V the Different Fartlc*. many absolute expressidns Siriny Went Thrnush a Sidewalk. Candidates fof congress were sc- i Tr-woirer. Auditor General, ixod. lected us follows! On Thursday: t i > r' ,, , • Thirtv-onc, persons were precipitated .•State Land Otter. AitorThe queries have Ut n ne’,;r, Bitox gtarrolly tailed into an* are!l‘i,v thc eivioFg „.ay of a iprrlntendmt c.t Public InWi*rom<ln. FL._ Ll................. in'.er of Ur .stat*- Board now embrace fourteen, th answerin; ' ---------dlsCrbi. -------T. H.’ Al' P,'U'".t w»s ?ral,’"IMe1 ‘.n sidewalk U Nashville. The worst in­ (<i«aj-). Alabama. Ninth of which embraces a state ment of the | drlch (rep.). CaUfoftoa. Fourth district. T. B, ,. America. -A smooth, glased finish is I . * , :st alii Bhannvn irepi; Fifth. E .V. Loud trep-» n - • first given «« xue J M„. Altwr('Mlx, to cansKtu calfskin inrruncc. io France. The !«, ; Mrs. X. condition of the sccjel; ' ; nomtnswu- targlsss. Gawuner Tyler tdem., | leather. says tho New York Telegram, P. COssem, skull fractured and IntcroaLin■ ■ • . easentia I points. . . j rencmlngteu. •un’y b’-lofafe. al«n n Senator juries; Mr*. Bam. riba broken and bad # Each person cats on the avenge ! is curried expressly for the purpose. (•lie of the charges that has lx*vn | V Distrl *t N t-tiU >uite: j The following, congressional nomif over 1,000 meals per j ear. To pro-. , und particular care is taken to keep it cuts: Mr*. F. H. Sprague, severely bruised; • b’-itH? iu rhr State LeitiMA made i.- the sub.stitnti<>n <<>f' the ' term ’; natlotitr were made on Friday I perly flavor theso would require Mrs. William Sweeny, badly cut and internal­ i—eniatlve l>Kr*«' coinprlMnv “freeministry of the gos xT ! as free as possible from grease; the I say 17 cents worth of Diamond '। nuwas.n. ly Injured; Mra. Francis Showalter. Injured a r -’ in ito place niniMs \vi*cons!u. Seventh district,. v. o. »• Lexa ■ • * dciouau uimwtci Leita . ,i... . • -•. Vou :«r»* i«Jm» hereby iwtifird -■ ,’ *, - ,»-------------- ,1 I Crystal Kalt. Tills is a trifle greaU ’ wl* 'leh dla- t■ (Ara.). , _______________ Coinnwo. Sreonc_______ m.lrlrt,. T. of the term ••hireling. .......................... * was . - r« — , skins arr then tacked on frames and about bead and spine. -dpi. ihrwaiUlw '•nbnitttr«i I er outlay than if the other kinds ___ — ’The *: _nony :__ a '' Bowen <!«>)• t VI-nGJrr>s. tif with composition of- Hns**ed MH-mlment m Sectton *1. Art!- tasteful testi Virginia. Tenth-----district. Tb< — n»-_ ■' coated M»ovc««aa tomany. aw# aaavaaij . IXa .... «... vrra, , um— .i........ , against --- ---------------------------------------------- ------ .with --- r<a - rtrtmnrtfiitinti ---r --I were used, but 5 cents would lutitutloh «*f ltd* Mair rvlslnr a _ paid .. .A ministry is not changed, ........ r . ..buta** as Gcmx Si- *‘ <Tt'p‘V New B more than cover the diftBrepoe, on aud auu umber, umuer, in the tuc proportion prupuqtiuu of | O<KX1 ’,’ow Mexico. T. T. H. B. Mill* Mips .■ oil and pay for the luxury of having <W’' 1■ eighteen t-ulloiis of oil to fl\m of umber '! InacaaeatCliarloUengainstEdeighteen gallons of oil to five of umber only the name by which it is ’ *known ‘is ’ 11 fandldates furcongress were sele<n-,lloile<1,11)tlln„M.jvs„li,t!in(ithcnmis<.di ward O’Neill for violation of the »u -ft th!-, slatd sctLoririug In­ rendered mure' euphonious . Homes to Me «.tienj such ed as follows on Saturday: '•.»# ...**• n-I tocnnntv Honor law de- liquor law tho de-1 „ Incnl ontimi county localthe option j with spirits of turpentine the proper vd. • Peace* and arbitration are also advoIlllnpl*. Fourth dlmrict. Charles W. Wood­ Lampblack is also added ' iendant was found guilty of keeping a • , >'»: tied that at said election man (rep,). Ohio, Twenty-first district. T. L. i consistency. I ■ ■is applied • •• U<! ’he followkut-couiitv r»fin or­ place where intoxicating liquors are • : Johnson (dem.) r^aunilnated. New York.. when the . . composition . uunty. viz:— a Hterlfl. < Jerk, From 1 stored and sold. This was a test case, I Twenty-eighth district. 6 A. ^bickering I: <ler VICTIMS OF FOOL’S GOLD. «IC1 to VV give £••«> color WXVA and body. r. R» gistrr <»f IWxts. !*r<»*e| (ntP-)* > ll,^.<> ne. ft ...w /write r\f vlr.u n w. o Qrcult ( ourt ('ominisslunj three to four coats of this arp ncces- . and involves twenty-six other men of Instead of the.other kinds. But the -. an.I a Ceunty riuHeyor. Breckinridge Probably I>A't important tiring about it is the Oner j sary to form a substance to receive the the county who were recently in­ Jam. H. McKKVITT. taro. flavor your food will have and the • TUi.tv ..1 nn i Fair Souvenir. Hun un taro. i LhXlXOTON. Ky.. Sept 17.4-Id the 1 varnish. They ar.t arc 1'1 laid on wifH with aa knife dicted by a grand jury. .sheriff nfBam Cfauty. Mich. greater protection your health will Stretched flat oh his sb much on the pj.|maries of the Seventh !congros- or scraper. To render the goods soft 1 receive when you use the salt that'sJj Salt inspected In AugmL gravelly walk’nthr front of the east ■ gjonal Strict Saturday W. C. Owens and pliant cadi coat must be very, The report of the state salt inspector OKDKUOF I’VBI.ICATKH-. entrance to thw Mining c liMiug, with • .* ^ e ]j evet i to have secured a safe nj» light and thoroughly dried after each ! not got it, write to ua If you make . Jt’UCTCU w lt»' V a : 'li- 'i.inti the Circuit Corel for the his now: rtruw* iyithin within one inch <■ft ’ the ground. trroutld. |i . .. of» the delegate*. ___ . ..k 1‘ ”The i>u_ __ .. ,..... • ../I for Augnst shows the salt inspected in butter, investigate our Dairy Salt; . vote application. A« .i.:.. thin coatis aftenvard ' • rry -11 i liauvery. tbere's money In IL Addresa ~lay a sxnall lx>y the other *' r day. Around j stood: Owens, 8,007; Breckinridge, 1 applied of tlie same composition of the state as follows: Manistee. 32.1C6 barrels; Buy. 06.070. Manon. Diamond Crystal Salt Co., />« ( umplalnaat him. says the Chicago Tri tmue, were— I 7.687; Settle. 8,429. Plurality for , proper consistency to be put on with.a a.TVi; St. Clair. Sarlnaw. 48^59; CcST. CLAIR. niCH. ' *‘ ‘ '* — “ m showed — inrestigaU : ; brush and with sufficient lampblack 1 rcMO. 10.010; Huron, 2.WI; Midland, 1.9®; : li!o*' M. Chalker Einms L. as subsequent ■ Owens, 410.________ ________ total. 3S3.7V9 barrels. n* Brown.. Chai lets Hausnc. May one brother, his mother, two sistera. i ! boiled in it to make n perfect black. I Cyrlonc In TrnaeMee. Fe! L-. Wffiisra N. Devine, as one grand- j When thoroughly dry it is cut down , tr,n.r.if iltr rotate of Husau Ferry, one cousin. one aunt, one • Memphis, Tenn., Sept. IK—North with n scraper having turned edges, ' ______ ______ mother. The brother an< ..slaters were . John Jacobs and John Green, said to was twlti Court, ht-ld at the Court scattered around in portions some-ii •Memphis ——--------• struck by - a tornado at to the youtLul hero of noon yesterday and nem-ly w.peu_ off when it is ready to varnish. The princi- ' be members of a gang of opium smug­ :)••• t itvof » srtmgs ia said County, TIME TABLE. what similar to the youl pal varnish used is made of linseed oil glers with headquarters at Windsor, : •!.*> of SepirmtH-r A. D , WPL In effect February ll. IKM. • Ib-a Ciment pinilh. Circuit Judge, this star}’. Their noses ra» equally । the face of the earth. Robert C. Culp and Russian blue, boiled to the thick­ were arrested at St Clair. . —. ■ olfactory .. . _ . ap-lr>nM<t and several other other nersons ran*’. । ■li'prartag from nfi davit on waa killed and several persons : ness of printer ’ s ink. It is reduced I close toJLhe ground. The . _ Charles V. Chauvin, aged 76. a : e •:« irndant. Chloe M. Cbalker Is One hundred thousand with spirits of turpentine to a suitable ' m-­ were—Injured. •j — — DO' I. ’il-nt of ti>>; state. Hut is a resident of pendages belonging to thkal/luV welder T1,A mem Stations. S ms nenr to I dollar* will not cover the loss todwell- consistency to work with a brush, and | wealthy resident of Grosse Pointe, was t Illtoole. On motion of Taggart, *” murdered by unknown persona I1, . t» m-4.:uJomplainaBC'* solicitors, it bers of the party were 3gJ Ings and other private property. then applied in two or three separate inur that Hw upprarance of Mild non-«esl- mother earth as their half-squatting, James Cook was killed at the KirbyNORTH. ti dart Ih- entered herein Mthin four half-sitting posture permitted. Each coats, which are scraped and pumiced ’ Carpenter company’s mill yard in Me­ rr.l.ti Ibr <L*4-< of thia order, and In Chicago, Sept 14.—The taking of until the leather is perfectly filled and nominee by a blow on the head from a Chicago Lv tier api-earaiu’e that she cause her aud every member of thL aggregation m. p m.x. m. • :ne b;ii of complaint to be filed, and was busy—busy scratching gravel. testimony was dompleted in the trial smooth. The finishing coat is pnt on : stick of hardwood thrown by a saw. Kalamazoo Lv... > IV! 5 *1 7 IU iereel to be served on the Complah)BastCoaper Albert Root, of Detroit, 10 years old, Richland Junc't. Hi'itors withla .twenty day* alter ser- With infinite care every iRcb of ground for contempt of President Debs and with special care in a room kept closed I ••r ■ ‘ 4 e <pv rt said Bill and notice of was inspected, and every once in other officers of the American Railway and with the floor wet to prevent ' was found wandering among the cars Cressey ......... r: and in thereof, said Bill will union. Judge Woods adjourned court dust. The frames are then run into an in a Chicago depot The only reason Milo ■ > >t>tt-Mr«l by said non-resUoot de- awhile an .exultant cry of “got some” Dalton frtnU: Ari<l iris ftirti-r ordered, that within from one individual would spur the to Tuesday- September 25, when the oven heated to about one hundred and 1 he would give for running away was CRorerdala...;... seventy-five degrees. In preparing i that he was not happy. Bkullz h'.' the Complainant cause a aoMce of arguments will be heard. ‘ r to U- published In the Hastings others on to renewed exertions. this kind of leather the manufacturer . One bystander finally went to the 1. newspaper pouted, published and A neat but unsuccessful attempt Hastinok........... Crime of a Rejected Wooer. must give the skin as high a heat as it I - n«aid County, aud that said jiubll- small boy and queried: I , was made to swindle Rush Culver, re­ Coats Grove I'OBTX-ASD. Ore . Sept- O'— - eoatlnued therein once In each week can bear in order to dry the composi­ “ What are you looking for, «m?" ceiver of the United States land office Woodland In MU.’croeloE, or that she cause a Stoneijel*, a civil engineer, shot and Woodbury •tel.-, ■: th**order !<• i»e personally served on “Gold.” was the sententious answer. killed Mrs. Mabel Colvin on the itreel tion on the surface as rapidly as pos- j at Marquette, out of $424. FU jf. L.AN. Bible without absorption, and cau­ ■■■•1 • -rosident D<!endaut at least twenty “Found any?” . Jerome Bristol, aged 46, fell into an LxntlDg................... yesterday alutnoon anti then blew tiously, so as not to injure the fiber of •JajR J^-fore the time aboae presenbed for her Detroit..................... . ipi-curaiice open well on his, premises at Coldwa ­ “Yep.” out hia own brains. Her refusal to re­ 12 Grand Baplds......... the leather. Clement £mtk. Circuit Jodte. • Slowly he opened hta lightly closed ter and was killed. ceive bU attentions was tlie cause. r.umliMd, conniersigned and entered bv soe, Bar barn a* J»p*nrif Cat torn*. left hand and exhibited half a doren John G. Naglkk. Register. Robert Harding, aged 14. fatally Legal Rig 11 tii of Merchant*. 1 \kt. Knapfbn & Brntron. Compla4n- grains ot iron frites, worth nbout From evidence that it seems-difficult shot himself at Jackson. He was a Stationa. *at.«.'-••■la-itors. Bloomington, Hl., Sept * to dispute, it appears that in the Celes­ cripple and despondency was the seven cents a poundAU of which is but history under a guit in the circuit court here Judge tial empire old, incurably diseased and cause GOOD ADVICE. MODTH. modern guise. When the earth gave Tipton ruled that druggiata. dry goods hopelessly depraved persons are fre-i While fixing the electric lights in up its yeUow treasure half a century and grocery dealers were not com­ quently burned alive in order to rid | the tower of the city hall at Det roit Chicago Ar......... pelled to a ell to colored peop le. the community of the burden and re ­ ago many a man dug gold and F. J. French was made a raving mani­ Kalanifino Ar... Eve-y patriotic Jti’en should give his sponsibility of their care-taldug. This , ac by a shock. ' thought he found it; moi i aircastle Interior Imparl moot EmploIM. ■■rtCooner Lv.. pwsona! effort .and influence *o increase Richland June!. WAMUXorox, Sept IT.-The register arrangement is the result of a mutual . was wrecked when the Some evil-minded person entered the OresMT............... understanding, the victims assenting :.v- circulation *f his home paper which of the Interior department, complete mering duet turned ooi » fo°l sawmill of D. T. Smith at Romeo and MDo.................. gold’’—iron pyrites And there are to July 1. wil1 h* iEBlied ln B f«w 4»ya- to and sometimes assisting in the pre- ■ cut the belts, causing a loss of >800. •caches the American policy of ProtecLories current in the far west tMt It shows t£at the total number of em­ -Bay tkm. It is his defy to aid in this respect when some ot the castles fell they ployes then was 14.0U. ^♦^^hSities. aiJd the burials have oounty, have sent twelve students to . in e*. ry way possible. After the home "rX* ro^cteFw^ the » the Indian school at Carlisle, Pa, thi. Hastixos...... buried their builders beneath the ruins. LPAT?0IT ST0VE '"OR"’ I I. FATS' WAJF I Lu■ i :he right material to give the longest service at the^ i Last cost for repairs. They areof the latest patterns [ finished in the handsomest manner. Ask to see them S : t the dealers. , x . ..... ........................................................................ 4 r 9 WOOLLEY & BRONSON v?1 7^1000 > ’ gr Meals for ^FiveCents Diamond Crystal Salt II Ckicigo, K&lm&iod & Siaim “a w. .:sl: IC EqusloU X saej’. Timo. •cribc for the American Economist, l'-i‘disked by the American Protective T.-.riiTleague? One of its corre»pon- ‘-- .ts says: “No true American can get along without it I consider it the gn-’Cte*t and truest political teacher in T- e Urii.et! States.” Se-id postal card request for free sample copy. Address XVilbar F.Waken-.an. Genera’ Secretary, 135 West 23d PARKER'S^ 2!*!5 KOM • luxuriant gr^m. KssES TuK Havts. Ind.. Sept. IS-—*1^ trotted a mile yesterday in »:M on the feme track here eu which Nancy.Huka tokd tlie world’s record at S:04. Sep- rnlintr nowers. unction ot the ruling powers. Great term. Thomas Murray, aged 53 years, a preparations are made and there is much ado, and sometimes a show ot character well known in police circles, was accidentally drowned at Bay City. grief, but a great deal ot the latter is During an electric storm at White­ evidently perfunctory, as there Is an ^ndation ot St. Swithdn’.ichureK all-around feeling of satisfaction on hall Mrs. Jacob Smith and a son were Mexico's Congress Convenes. which is sttnated right,In CITT or Mexico. Sept 17.-The Mex­ the part of the spectators and more or instantly killed by lightning. Buckley A Douglas' shingle miU at ican congress was opened by p™“ld'°t less complacency on the mind of the nine "ho. in bis speech, aid that victim, who is comforted by the as­ Manistee is now turning out about Of tbo SaviQUT M the centra “«uin mSco was on friendly relation, with surance that he is fulfilling a tradition 150,000 shingles daily. Their yearly and will earn the respect of his an­ cut is about 800,000.000 shingles. ^U^ds^ision. of property all nation* 1 cestors and gone-befores This custom Mrs. Harr}- Burnell, eldest daugh­ SXt.tbreughonCthe^ Edlmr. Kill E-rh is scarcely more strange and barbarous ter of Alfred Milnes, of Coldwater, Gatesville, Tex., bepx. . than the Japanese practice of com­ died in Denver, CoL, of consumption. und B. ¥. Ar».tron«.^ ^^jEnglaod^in whiebaU d»U, inasteset pelling a man for certain crimes or Her remains were buried in Cold­ calamitieslo commit suicide. It would, water. its artenea English liura- duel hereat least, ba\e Its compensations in . Thomas A. Garfield, the only broth­ ornntiqu.^^ cxisUd that the criminal could be made to er of the assassinated president, is Closed Its Doors. ture‘ Ar^ 1- y^tototo about diis stone New i-OBK, Sept -ir.-Ths Mutuol take himself oil and thus leave no un­ living on a farm 16 miles from Grand among Enffbr‘4h^Lther superstition. Benefit Life Association of America pleasant reflections upon the mind of Hoeed ita doors under orders of insane, neparlmem of the .«UThe London Stone. Mont travelers whUe in virit to-’London atone.” J™.‘ ShX^uTtaS^ Goats Grove... Woodlaad..... tefc:::: Grand Bsplds. Traverse Qty. Charlevoix.... Petoakey ........ Bay View....... . »w on autnai only. Axent* matt signal trains at flag stations as aoon m they caa bo at the company, who rtwnf the right to etenge the time of such twins without noCka. No.« will wait st Woodbury lor p*hm>m* trom No. 1 on D. L & N. Bajqpge must be at the depot « least 8 miv utmbefoM leaving time of Irslus.so thatsM may have time to check it property; uttetwSei. nnl vUAr»^rd until CiHitn * H.C.P0TKB, s- i �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Sept, to, 1894. maVshall l. cook. mt*. THE HABrtXOf*. MICH., POBTOFFICIt, AUOUtfr 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES ■?' - OOVKKNOK—Ji.lin T.Rich. UEU’T GOV.—Alfred Milner. SEC’Y of STATIC—WiMbtugtun Gardner. TREASURER—d. W. Wllktaeou. AUDITOR GENKRAL-btaaley VT. TorATTY GENERAL—Fred A. Maynard. COM M R STATE LAND OFFICE—W. A. French. SUPT PUB. INSTRUCTION—H. R. Pat­ tengill. ANOTHER PENSION OUTRAGE. Gen. William Shakeepear** Pension Cot OfT-HU Letter to S. E. Kicks. From the Lowell JournaL Tbe fight of Judge Long with the pen­ sion department has for some time taken tbe attention of the whole people from other equally as high handed acts of the enemies to the Union veterans now in charge of that department, but another case Is coming before tbe people and the czar of the pension department will find his hands folk Hon. William Shakespeare te -one of Kalamazoo’s foremost citizens and was for years the editor ot the Gazette, the only democratic paper in Kalamazoo. He was postmaster of Kalamazoo during Cleve­ land’s first adminstration and Quartennas• ter General on Governor Begole’s staff. He has been a consistent and earnest dem­ ocrat in the past aud has not yet renounc­ ed the party. At the first call for troops he enlisted iu our late civil war and to-day carries eight scars and some confederate lead as a momenta. He was shot through the hips breaking both legs and leaving one about three Inches shorter than its companion and one wound is, more than half the time, a running sore. At tbo late encampment of the G. A. R. at Owosso, he saw fit to mak? some strict­ ures on tbe policy of the present adminis­ tration and they have taken revenge on him by cutting off his pension. In their notice of him they state they have "confi­ dential affidavits on file" j ns tidying their policy and Mr. Shakespeare proposes ta find out who has struck him iu the dark. When the notice of his l»eing dropped from the rolls came out S. P. Hicks, an old friend, wrote him a letter of condo­ lence, receiving in reply the letter pub­ lished below which Mr.’ Shakespeare has consented to allow published and we glad­ ly place the matter before our readers giving dispassionately all the facts con cerned. The letter is as follows: Kalamazoo. Mich., Sept. 8, 1894 S. P. Hicks. EsqLowell, Mich. Dear Sir:—I am in receipt of your kind and sympathetic letter of yesterday. I assure you If I only consulted my own in­ terests and my own personal feelings, I should not enter Into a contest with the Pension Bureau, but 1 believe that it Is the duty of every patriotic citizen to, in all legal ways, show their dissent to the disreputable and dishonest manner in which the office is now conducted. I have no particular desire for notoriety, but I do believe that the Commissioner of Pensions has no right to bribe people to commit perjury* by promising them im­ munity from publicity and from prosecu­ tion, and to use the affidavits that he gets in that way to set the machinery of the department In motion to annoy and humil­ iate persons who have given their best blood In defense of their country. Neither do I believe that be has any right to de­ tail clerks to make “special examination of pensioners,” unless there Is “suspected at­ tempts of fraud on the government” Neither do I believe that he has any right to call upon the pensioners to furnish testimony where there are no charges of fraud or Irregularity in the procurement of their pensions. Neither do I believe he has any right to undertake to circumvent the law that makes a pension a vested right and which requires notice to tbe pensioner before proceedings are taken to annul it Neither do I believe that af­ ter a pensioner has been examined four­ teen (14) times by the surgeons of the Pension Bureau that the department can get any more facta by having the pension­ er examined again and I can only ‘ believe that the action Id my ease was intended as •punishment for what criticisms I have ffiade of this disreputable administration. Your words of sympathy I assure you, were very acceptable. I can 111 afford the contest, but I can teas afford to submit without one. I owe it to my own self Yours very respectfully, Whijam Shakespeare. if Frowidenee is to further frown upon Vuele Sam's domains, and decree that tbe next Congress shall be democratic, we don’t know of a member that we would rather see there than Dr. Weaver, of Nashville, tbe democratic nominee from this district Active, energetic and in­ telligent be would, without Question, la- We understand that Hon. M. F. JOTTo be Im*. *bto lost a denweralto dan, of MWdievUte. isn’t making any ex­ tra effort to post blumelf on the arduous tion for such a responsible position ou tbe dotien connected with the office of Lieu­ democratic ticket this year must 'be re­ tenant Governor. That’s right Milt is a garded In the democratic household «u» big, good-natured fellow and got lots of friends, and we feel sure that if he will little short of a martyr. Again we say that If Congressional take pains to go down to Lansing after Jan. 1st next that Lieutenant Gov. Milnes lightning is to strike in the democratic camp in this district tbe present nominee will take pleasure iu showing him all will give as good satisfaction as any mern- around the state Capitol. of his parly could* but Dr. you are on the Oar fanners cannot raise wool profits-, wrong side. In fact, to be honest, you are bly at the present prices, and therm'ro leading a forlorn hope. there will probabiy-.be a steady decrease In the amount raised :by them. The lew Thus early the repeal of the reciprocity the supply the greater the demand for act Is bearing its legitimate and early foreign wool and. the higher the price. fruit Spain has recognized the repeal Tbe foreign farmer prospers at the expense of the reciprocity act by annulling the of the home farmer. But then, that Is the treaty by which -Cuba and Porta Rico were practical working of democratic theory. brought into closer trade relations with the United States. This means on meats In state as in national affairs the demo­ In brine, bacon, hams, lard, tallow, iiah, crats have shown their Incompetency. oats, starch, cotton-seed oil, hay, fruits, When in power they continued their ses­ wood of all kinds, agricultural implements, sion of the state legislature till way along petroleum, coal, etc., exported to Cuba, or In July, to the disgust of everyone, and Porta Rico, tbe duties have been reimpos­ did nothing, save that which would add ed. It means on earn, wheat, flour, but greater discredit to thieir record. Tbe peo­ ter, boots and shoes, etc., the reductions ple asked for a short session and the re­ made In favor of the United States are no publicans gave It to them. longer In force. It means the advantages secured to America® products by tbe wis­ Would that every state had a Governor dom and through the efforts of James G. with as much backbone as Gov. Rich. Blaine have been destroyed. Democrat When Irregularities were discovered at legislation has destroyed this trade. Even Lansing ho recognized neither friend nor democrats will admit this. They may not enemy, democrat or republican. He sim­ be willing to admit but the fact remains, ply did his duty and did it fearlessly, and flour mills of the northwest which held in such a manner as to win the respect of orders from these Spanish dependencies members of all parties. have bad to cancel them. Other manufac­ turers who bad built up a trade there will The consumption of ali goods in Ameri­ have to cancel this season’s shipments. If ca amounts to $11,605,000,000 annually. they have not already done so. The bene­ The total imports of all other countries of fits which had already accrued and were the world is only $7,569,000,000, so that accruing In larger measure year by year the home market Is worthover $4,000,000,­ are cut off and for what To satisfy demo­ 000 more to us than all the other mhrkets crat hostility against one of the wisest of the world put together to which we measures ever adopted by this republic have access. toward foreign nations. But has nothing The democrats of tbe state of Michigan been gained by way of offset? 1 Yes. cer­ tainly, the people have gained tlie privi­ declared for the free coinage of silver, but they declared In such a manner that the lege of paying dearer for sugar and the party in power the satisfaction of having Almighty couldn't tell how they meant to repealed a republican law. Tula seems a do it, nor at what ratio. It was nothing pretty high price to pay "for a penny whis­ more than a flimsy dodge of the silver Question, and was simply a bait to catch tle. . votes. We have several times called attention to tbe fact that among the leaders of both the populist and democratic parties of Barry county are a few political wire pullers and office seekers, who have com­ pelled the followers of both parties to sacrifice both principle and party and vote a jumbled, conglomerated ticket that rep­ , resented nothing; that was gotten up for nothing—save to get an office for a fftw of the “faithful." The only principle In­ volved has been “anything to beat tbe re­ publican party." Aside from the emolu­ ments of offiao the above principle Is all that has been contended for, and Is really tbe height of ambition. On one or two occasions these adherents of “mlnce-ple politics” were successful in hoodwinking voters into fulling In line, but it has now gone back on their stomachs and they can’t swallow it As honest Abe Lincoln In substance said:—You can fool some peo­ ple all tbe time; you can fool all tbe peo­ ple some of the time: but you can’t fool all tbe people all of the time. It really looks as if the President bad scanned a book on “Familiar Quotations" before writing his letter to Mr. Catchings, and converted some of Moore’s poetry in­ to prose without giving any credit These lines are found In Moore’s Lalla Rookh:— “Ob for a tonrue to curse the • l**e Whose treason, like a deadly blight. Comes o’erthe eounclta of the brave. And blasts them In their boor of might!" In winding up one of his sentences in the Catching’s letter ,the President claims to belong to the rank and file of tbe Demo­ cratic party who have marked the places “where tbe deadly blight of 1 treason has blasted tbe counsels of the brave iu their hour of might.” » Grover Is either an unfortunate plagiar­ ist or else great minds really, do occasion­ ally run in tbe same channel with a ven­ geance. The real remedy for poverty is employ­ ment, and the man who secures work Rets something far better than charity. It is nearer the truth than most people suspect that the millions spent iu charity if prop­ erly applied, would prevent the need of charity. It to being recognized that the ealy true charity is not charity at all, for nothing so helps the unfortunate, in more waya than one, as giving of opportunity to help themselves. The man who accepts relief without service in return, surren­ ders his pride and sacrifloes a part of bls manhood. But the man who ta furnished opportunity to "better his condition through his own effort alone, is not only relieved, but ennobled in hie character and elevated in bls self-eonfideace.—Dayton (Ohio) Ten days ago a legislative foundling was abandoned on tbe front steps of tbe White House. Mr. Cleveland said It was not his; Mr. WL'sou repudiated its pater­ nity; It had been bora oat of political wed­ lock. Last night u the clock struck 12 cowardly welcome in the house of him That the warm, tr.tero.1 w»wb tow.rd. blm b, tbe IXrhtai to fnllr reelprocaied on bl-i r*« to •«■>>«« ™ followlu« Mter 8ir Kb'tht W. D. *i«je». This totter howerer wu > prtt.to one Mid not loteuded tor poblleoUoo: Mich., HepL. Wti>, I«l. M, ",7!b£bJrudjU lb. a Riat* tha* rontains s«c!> rwval good iftltowi m NDkern - DhlMef. Well may Hastings De proud At hlr Dlvhton You stand to-day up on the Udder .llh r UIM. bill,,"te.rrukln, atombU. *onuchpra'** mnnot b. air™ to r™r noble Captalo to. wrk ho baa dono tor you. And then Mill U a pretty r~«l boy. »od my dittos lack several years and It has always been •'ffiB%K^S!,Si1?SS7io5 njat-Mh nleiisnre and pleasant tbouthta of the right MiXl” ^5^ «" p.vision and that right royal good fellow Lol. »b urr. If I «n al!ve and able to go to rhe next Encampment I pr«n’* Hastings Division shall have the be?t place in Camb. I have not forgotten tbe very ^any court lews shown me hr every 'ne’"^Rr ?,f l*’fp Hasting* Division, and If onportnnlty ot.’ fere Itself-1 shall be onlv too glad to de what I S? to show ray appreciations of your many klDdnessrs. I enclosed you «nd«r cover three photographs, one for cantata NI*; kern, one for the bow. and one fer Col-Mower Take yourplek and when you look at It tat ever remind ymi th st there, ta one fellow that^taxi­ ways readv to blow his horn long and loud for Very Complimentary At the meeting of the Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias of the world, recently at Washington the following resolution was adopted and printed hi their proceed­ ings:— F. G. STOWELL's He also has a Snag Proof Rubber Boot and a new line of Ladies’ Welt Shoes, and a complete line made by Rindge. Kalmbach & Co. of Grand Rapids. Call and see them. F. G. Stowell. MVPKATKM mvtshillid Greatest nil 1IU 1 lOJu boTk out, Tails all about this wonderful aubject. Whatever your views are on Hypootlwn. you will find this book of great value. Published price, 80 cento. Sent free, transportation prepared, if you remit 25 cents for subscription to Hokum sad Hearths, the elegant household monthly. Address HOMES AND HEARTHS PUBLISHING CO.. THANKS TO “PHIL.” Document 90 i. Whereas, during tbe deliberations of thia Body, and especially In the consider­ ation of the new Constitution and Statr utes in Committee of the Whole, Supreme Representative P. T. Colgrove has pre­ sided with marked ability, eminent fair­ ness. and excellent Judgment; therefore be it Rcsoltvd, That the thanks of this Su­ preme Lodge are hereby tendered to Su­ preme Representative Philip T. Colgrove for tbe manner In which he has presided over the deliberations of this convention of the Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias. Will L. Scism, Sup. Rep., Neb. The resolution was unanimously adopted. Hastings Markets. The resolutions adopted by tbe Grand Army of the Republic, condemning the present administration for its hostility to the old soldiers, are very emphatic. While they are not abusive yet they leave no room for doubt and uncertainty. Butter, 10 to!«., Corn per bu., 43. Eggs per doz., 12 to II. Hides per lb.. U',. I aTO per lb.. IOj Potatoes per bu., 40 to 60. Rye per bu.. 40 Tallow per lb.. S4. Oats per bo., ». Wheat, red perbu- 47. W neat, white per bu.. 47. Clover Seed per bu.. 4.30 toC.OT. Timothy Seed per bu., xoo. Barley per bu. SO to 90. Hay per ton, 500 to. 7.00. Pork dressed. C OO. Beans, 1.25 to 1.30. Chicken dressed. 10. Beef dressed. 3.00. Beef live, 2A0. Mutton, dressed. 3. Wool.-is to 10. The Journal .advocates fusion, thereby throwing principles to the winds. The people have several times voted that what the Journal wishes It is best not to have. They will do so again this year. The record of the bank clearing houses shows that there was over ten billions of dollars less business the first seven months of this year than there was in the first seven months of 1893. New Sheet and Music Books. A SCHOOL Practical Business Training We have made arrangements FOR with the largest Music Publishing House in America, to furnish us with their latest publications every COMMERCIAL month which will enable the music Shorthand teachers and lovers ol music to ENGLISH COURSES. select the very latest songs and Beautiful Catalogue sent bn Application. instrumental music. W J. DILLINGHAM, Pres. The first installment is at our A. L. SILVERKAIL, Prfn.z store. now for inspection. v . __ Tbe I. H. WHITE, Sec. A Treat. Music is first class and prices reas­ onable. ARE YOU POSTED JOHN BE55HER, ■ <™ Tbe jeweled Standard Funk 4 „ dictionary w.on.lls Co., new York. IT COST NEARLY ONE MILLION School BOOKS. That big contribution made to thedemocratic campaign fund by the sugar trust has paid for itself many times over. Wc have a lot of Second-Hand ones yet. "Hoax Myth” seems to be a reality around the pension department as r good many of the old soldiers cau testify. — Harper’s, Sheldon’s, Sanders, Wil­ son’s, Appleton’s, Patterson’s Spellers, Robinson’s Arithmetics, Felter’s Arithmetics, Davies & Peck’s Arithmetics, Milnes’ Arithmetics, Montuth’s Geogra­ phies, Barnes’ UZHistory’, Hutchinson’s Physiology, Brand’s Physiology, Townsend’s 70 Lessons in Civil Govern­ ment, and a lot of other kinds. The Old Pioneers. The old pioneers of Barry Co. met the Court House Saturday, pursuant to the call of their president, the Hon. A. Towne, of Prairieville. The first meeting of this association dates July 95th. 18f8, which was called for the purpose of or­ ganization. Henry A. Goodyear was chosen as President. Wm. A. Bristol, Vice President and Willard Hayes, Sec’y. At this meeting the Constitution and By Laws were drafted and the time fixed for the first regular meeting on the 8th of January, 1874. This makes this the 90th regular meet­ ing, and though many, whose faces were familiar at that time will not answer any more al roll call, the meeting was a very interesting one. Tbe number ot deaths reported by the historian was 62. After the address of welcome, Mrs. Belle Hen­ dershott. accompanied by Mrs. Carrie Goodyear on the organ, sang a song en­ titled, "I cannot sing the old songs," and was beartjly cheered, (as she always la.) Tbe papers read were interesting, especi­ ally tbe paper prepared and read by Mrs. Hayes was loudly cheered, and motionmade to have the same printed in the city papers. Miss Diamond’s recitation, ‘-Out ot the Old House Nancy, Into tbe New” was finely rendered, and she was cheered with general applause on leaving the plat­ form. As tbe old pioneers bad left tbe old court house for the new one, it was very appropriate and fully appreciated. Many of the old pioneers were agreeably surprised to meet Salmon C. Hall, the second Register of Deeds for Barry Co., now an old man 85 years of age, bat very sman. for one ao old. He made a very In­ teresting talk to tbe old pioneers, and with much feeling recounted many inci­ dents of the long ago. Said be didn’t find tbe bland trees and section comers here now, marking the Government survey of what is new tbe dty of Hastings. Of old pioneers, there is doc a man tn Barry Co. probably better known and remem­ bered than Salmon C. Halt At tbe elose of tbe speaking, Mrs. Hendershott sang “Auld Lang Syne" which was fully ap­ preciated by the audience. Tbe Rev. Grigsby very kindly officiated as chap­ lain, In tbe absence of Chaplain Wakefield who was attending Conference at Jackson’ and unable to be present Tbe music and recitation were a new feature at tbe old pioneer gatherings, and all fell very thankful u> tbe Committee Mra. Clement Smith and Mias Rose Goodyear for this very Intereatteg feature, and When you are at the Fai Look at what ? __ Why those High Cut Welt Shoes for men at We are Agents for the Teacher’s Reading Circle Books. LOOK FOR THE BION OF. DOLLARS. Have ,just ____ ___ _____ ~____ received somQ whole Wheat Flour put up in 25c sacks. This commands a big trade where ever it is intro­ duced. Just received a lot of Stoneware Meat Tubs—10 to 30 gallons. Very nice for Meat, Lard. Pickles etc. If you are look­ ing for Glassware or Crockery give us a call and we will show you bargains in nice new goods. Grandest literary achievement OF THE CENTURY. It to made on new plans by ths Boat Talent. Its Editors number 247. In preparation 4 years. Has a Wonderful Vocabulary o1 nearly 300,000 WORDS HD PHRASES. More than Twlc. ™ Aber 1 VoL Dictionary, and about .a,000 aorda than Any Other Dictionary o. th< DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY We want Butter, Eggs and Produce. Generally prices are good now. Until you have InvMtlxvM the A Foor Book shuns comparison, yrctnrttaui Do dgc buy an old work because It has a goo*, ^"particulars rent free “7 ad'irc93- PRICE 912 to $22 according to Binding. Apply to our Local Agent, or Address ■ THE FULLER BOOK CO., Gta'l Aits., KALAMAZOO. MICH. The ELEPHANT. W. J. & L L Holloway Hams & Van Arman Sales Agent for Barry, Alle­ gan and Ottawa Counties. b. B. POPE, Hickory Comers. Mich. Hastings, Mich. BUY SCHOOL SHOES TO U16 PUbllG I wish to say that I have taken back my Livery Stock and will re­ open a Livery barn in the AL. JONES BARN । On Court Street, where I will be glad to meet all my old customers 1 . and many new ones. It will be . my Satori to furnish the best rigs for the lowest possible price, me a call. GOOD, STRONG, DURABLE SCHOOL SHOES, at �HaSti^g Banner. D- a- Bay* of this city, han sxror B*’a“ « -j--■ w; R. COOK. LocjI Editor. Frank T«kCT tbe „I1 known tbeiirtd harpers TbeK.|.IMTO)d,Urh,teerapli • READERS And All Kinds Of SCHOOL BOOKS O and SE.GOND HAND — A.T— FRtD. L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST’S. Come to therFAlR and make your HEADQUARTERS at my place. One do'i- east of City Bank. LOCAL NEWS. pessonalmEntio^ ^FMGrebi, „ Gim4 ^•S'^.M.ot Muir, .pent Suu,,., ln w*. , aw u eonvenlr edition „< to» Mth«nlvere.ryoC that poptl|.r w. Tbe ladle, ot Haatbip and vlclntlv cordially invited to attend the fall o- euln» of mminery at SoU|e., BaMlr F » Saturday ot this week. We are naw receivlne our new fait nne of millinery aud will have all new WM>lla «s you know we ekued out laat fall at the Racket, next to W. H. Goodyear, dnieglsL SHERWIN WILLIflfTS PAINT COVERS MOST WEARS LONGEST LOOKS BEST *"* Sund*r HawUu .nd m leh TI1 ««> ulgbtfcrPeun.ylv.nu. E. W. Morrill * Co. can and will teii Mre. Emily JW, of York, N. Y I, yon a good, Krt.ey p.nl ttfit.st, tbe best vlxltlng rel.HvM it, ule dtr_ Kersey pent .t W.65> ,nd ,n heavy weight at »1.M, also a goo! duck Mr. .nd Mre. B'rialol, of Jobn.town, Hued coat at 07c. ’I«nt Sunday at Don Mudge'x Mrs. W. a. Jones returned to her home Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, presiding elder of the Coldwater district was transferred In Grand lupld, Friday night. to the Grand Avenue church of Milwau­ • Her. Thos. Cox and wife returned from kee. Wisconsin, at tbe recent M. E. Con­ conference at J.eksoo this week. ference held at Jackson. Mr. .nd Mrs. D. MeOmber were In De­ Dr. Johnson Is well located and prepar­ troit attending the State Fair last week. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Felghner, ot Mus­ ed to do first class work of all kinde In tbe dental line in his rooms over tb^ National kegon. visited relrtlves lo the oily Friday. Bank. If you have work to be done give Mrs. John C. Geger and children, of him a trial, and you will be satisfied. Ohio, are guests of Mrs. James A. Sheer­ er. Road Commissioners caw find 8 Inch Mrs. Bay B. Dunlap and daughter. Bridge Plank at our yard In Hastings. Other people can find anything they want Hilda, of Ellsworth, are guests of relatives In the city. In tbe line of lumber and shingles. Bentley. Tomlinson and Ridkr. Mrs. Oscar Young left Monday for a weeks visit with her son, Dr. Youug, at While at the fair come and see the Allegan. This week; pretty new goods In my Hue. All that I Mrs. Mary Kenfield and Miss Lizzie ask Is your inspection. My goods and Ifen -.fh r. changes for advertisements Cook, returned to Chicago Saturday after mis: teach this office Tuesdays at latest to prices will do the rest a hhort visit with relatives Miss Fkiomner. Mure in-wrthm in the issue ot the week and Mrs. Thos. Cox returned from when brought. * The fair managers are thinking of hav­ Jackson on Tuesday where they have been ing a base ball tournament during the fair. Bargains in millinery at Carrie Spence's. attending conference. We are glad to Nothing would give greater satisfaction I welcome them back as Christian workers i/Jrap-. < are coming in rapidly and prices than a contest between the base ball clubs hr our midst of the county, many of whom are very Entries for fair lUces close to-sorrow at evenly matched. Fannie Wanzer and Ralph Galloway of Ypsilantl„Mr. and Mrs. Mark Russell one p in. Alfred Parker, an old settler. settler, of Ban­ and Min, Fred, of Sioux Falls, Dakota and Wori I of t-'wness In dress goods at field. was buried yesterday. He was bonj Dr. and Mrs. Russell from Allegan, held a Spaulding'#. • in England In 183*. camo to Michigan in family redrilpn at Julius Russell’s this Wbim l:’ fair, make Cook & Cook 1845 and to Banfield in 1850. Seven­ • week. children survive him. Rev. Grigsby offi The entries fur tbe fair races close Sept. Kersey pants in ttjie city at dated at the funeral. .TM 21st. at I p. ni, krnnt store. The W. C. T.. U. ladies of Barry County Work pants. Jus’ a few left, at (J9c at caps ami sailors for 23c. at will be on the fair ground with their tem­ Clilh Chamberlains'. perance tent and flag at their old rallying Bankrupt store. SOLD BY- W. fl. QOObTMK HOOERN DRuqqisT . CIRCULATION- 82 quires. Don’t forget those nice lunches at the place, also with a checking tent'where for five cents you can leave parcels of all kinds Cottage Bakery. and your dinner taken care of. Be sure and see Marie Kinzfe at Mudge's Cali a:- < In is:m^s studio and «et a upera bouse all next week. seUii!.- I types, 4 for 50 cts. When you make a cash purchase at any Everything new In photography can be Yon wlii always find fresh crackers of of the following stores be sure and ask for coupons:— E. Y. Hugle. Hicks & found at the Christmas studio. the best quality at Cook & Cook’s. Save your peach pits and bring them to MaGomieuough of Irving; Is in jail Spence. I*. E. Stauffer. W. H. Goodyear, Wooley & Bronson, They are as good as Charles Beamer. Ho wants 500 bushel I-ir assault and battery ou his wife. cash at my store. F. IL Pancoast. Cook & Cook pay the highest market Sw orc iinr of fall dress fabrics. DonU forget Remember the new millinery store on price for butter and eggs. O. I). Spaulding. Jefferson street. All the latest styles and this. Step l and see my new line of hats. Lota of old papers, just the thing for Miss Frsghker. . entirely new stock, and we wish to invite all tbe ladies of Hastings and vicinity to house-cleaning, fur sale cheap at this ofCIjs Beamer wants 500 bushel of peach fice. call and see «ur fine line of pattern hats. pits. If .. i have any bring them to him. At Cook & Cook’s you will find the John Busby will shave a man hi a minvzitfrs Jas A Sweezey was “at home” Sat­ fresliest, cleanest stock of groceries in the ute.every day of the fair at twelve o'clock. city. urday from four to six In boner of Mrs. Mi-s \’i hnl Williams has secured the Marie Kinzie will open tbe week at Wm. B. Sweezey and Mrs. John C. Geger, Mudge’s opera house with, “The Midnight portion uf head trimmet at Soule's Ba­ of Ohio. The rooms presented a beauti­ zaar. ful appearance, yellow and white Howers Call.” Don’t MU to see Marie Kinzie In a high being scattered everywhere in profusion. Don’t forget the date of the fair, Tues­ day. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of repertoire at opera' ’ Heuse 111 next When you can get a suit of clothes next week. made especially to fit you as cheap as a While you are at the fair stop at Lunn’s For tin bt ,-t grade of groceries in every good ready-made suit, it will pay you to do the tailors' and see those elegant pants he line and reasonable prices go to Cook ± so. Tailor-made clothes fit better, look Cook's. ’ **• < ’ sells for 85.00. letter and wear better. For farther par­ Musk melons find an easy market in For l ist c.'tfs photographs that never ticulars, see Forbes, tbe tailor, over J. S. Hastings this year. The demand can fade, call on Christmas, the reliable pho­ Goodyear’s store. tographer. hardly be supplied. The 15th. annual fair of tbe Western Ruth Carter and Miss L. A. Bul­ Prank Bagby, of Orangeville, bad a Mich. Agl. Society will commence in lock have opened dress making rooms over horse and buggy stolen last week, No Grand Rapids next Monday and continue O. D. Spaulding’s store. duets yet through Friday. Great attractions have Mrs. Dorr Madge, of this city, will play Good measure pressed down and been secured and the West Michigan pro­ alng over is given at Cook & Cook's, Try misee to ellipse all former efforts in giv­ with the Kinzie Co. next week, opening them aud ing big attractions. Expense has not been wtth them Monday night If you have never tried the tea and While Iu the city go to JLunn’s, the spared and time freely given to make this coffee at Cook * Cook’s do so at once. The tailors’ and remember that he makes fine year’s meeting a great success. quality of it Is guaranteed. suits from 820 up. “School day.” Sept 28th will be some­ Special Inducements for the next sixty Call at Spauldings A Chamberlain’s be­ thing entirely new at our fairs, it Is an fore buying your fall millinery, only four innovation on old customs; Its something days will be given on first class work at the Delton photograph gallery. doors souTli of I’. O. new and bound to stay. On that day all An unusually attractive line of tbe lat­ When you couie to the fair go to the pupUa will tie admitted to the grounds est styles in cloak*, jackets, and shawls Cottage Bakery, two doors west of R. K. free. In floral hall there will be an ex­ hibit of all kinds of work done by tbe may be found at L. E- Stauffer s. Grant's for your lunches. Hunting coata 81.50. Bost made at Philander Rose’s son accidently shot pupils of Barry County. Nothing should 81.90. AH wool pant* 82.75 *nd other himself |q the hand Sunday, taking off be of greater Interest to the people than prices in proportion at Bankrupt store. progress In school work. tour Ingen of his right band. I am receiving all the new things in kid The Eaton County fair will be held ot MIsr Letta Garn is In Grand Rapids this week trimming after which she will Charlotte Oct »,». <, and »• 11 W1UJ” rlores and will fit them aiL Miss Feiohxer. blnrer and brtter than ever before. Beofill her old place at Carrie Spence’s. Ab Inspection of our stock will con­ All of that fine neck wear, regular price retarr Perrr baa aeeured an excellent line of attractions and cordially Invltoa all vince yon that we do the dress goods trade *0e, now going at 40c. 0- D. Spauldlno. readen of tbe Baxkxs anti tb<llr frlend« of Hastings. Bankrupt Store. Tbe Cottage Bakery two doors west of to visit the Charlotte fair and assure them fail to see our fall dress goods. that they will art tbe worth of their R. K. Grant’s Is tbe place where you Cooparisun of prices wanted. money There wUl be some exceptionally should get your lunches daring the fair. O. D. Spaulding. f„t racln, and sports of various kinds. Hastings has as fine a system of side Uwing pictures of satisfaction are those We would like to tee a good delegation walks and crow walks for a place of Its size easterners who purchase their fail dreoa from thia city attend the Charlotte fair. as any city in the state and would put many p’od(‘ of us. o. D. Spauldinb. Bov. Jordan, ot Lansing. baa peen en­ places of much larger site to shame. We will receive this week a full Hoe of E. W. Morrill A Co. can and wDl sell gaged to apeak on "school day" at the new dry goods. You had better get prices good, Kerwr mutt .1 first, th. b«t fair, Friday, September MU>al tlle li&cket. Phin Smith. dan la one of the beat and most entertain­ Ker»«J pmtt •! »>'45. “nd ,D •** W°°' . rood DUCK Fw; Saj-E Cheap—two thoroughbred ing apeaken In Ute etale of Michigan. He Dw’t fareet the Fireman’s ball. Thuradayevr.i S pt. 27th, 1894; owopahire rams, registered. For further la not unknown In thia city «lU>er •» « Particulars, address P. G. Beuuett, Has­ delivered the Addreea at the High Behoof ting!-. commencement exercise, last June, when The attention of our agents and sub- he kept the eloaeat attention of the> an•odbera Is called to the change In priee of dlenee. Bls andreea waa one of the finest Detroit Tribune and Banner, from ever delivered here and Commit An­ ,Lt0 to 51.25 for the two. drus la to be congratulated In being **e hundred pairs of sample shoes to aeeure ao fine a apeaker fer • •«n Grand Rapids, just rec’d at our store.. Everybody abould come and brtento .nd m will predict that there who do will J® guarantee to sell them at regular •wale prices. B ankrupt Store. lined oo«t «t An Alfcgxo min hu tried to K r Rted the ilHreund editor ot the A le™nG<xette. Experience dm ,»how» >*“' B,ed 15 M«uelch.l>le- SoUdM «hert ot doth co e’er do tb«t. Mr. Prince, the Greed Rapid! photoshsa nrw»npd a studio In the Husted repber. bM opeoeo • nuuw u, bl«k »t Deltoo, end extend! a eordtal lnrttation to tbe people ot the vlll«e *nd nelnlty to mH and examine tbe work. The Most Economical DRUG and BOOK STORE in Hastings. ON GUARD WE are always “on guard” watch­ ing the interests of our patrons, sjnd incidentally our own. We keep everything in the line of Boots and Shots that will please you. Our goods are just exactly as we represent them. It pays you, it pays anyone to buy good goods. We keep them and sell them at just as low a price as anyone in Michigan. us a call while at the Fair. W. H. SPENCE NO other terms will buy our goods, but we make it worth your while to make an extra effort to throw the store book and credit system behind for good. We prefer to make a small profit and a sure one, to the chance of making a larger one with the risk of loss. K. K. GRANT Cash Clothier. —— - Give �The Evening News, ooldnesfe he months. “Mr. Amerson, I hope that the wortxs charged in this writ were not spoken by yon at" any time. I’ve take-- yo»~ ease Relieving that your hands hod The Great Daily of Michigan. been—well, I'll say. • with intent to see your legal right cannot bo replaced by even greater ness to inquire '» ------------ --------- ------publications from larger cities; they to make r• cannot supply completely the many items of home news that are of the find th..cuuut.v 4 ‘ greatest interest, but for State, National, and world wide news, the greater . ibt that d . paper must be looked to. The Detroit Evening News stands as the • our rec«.. leader in the State, and should go hand in hand with your home pre* yr* entirely acre.-. »told •> .TheGi'X „Aur3tjroa isgolng. . ,,v - ’wee that Mr. Tor.0 - * <y-.;ncel in'the case; he’s a •ni.: o, ., rj great capacity, and who, •**“Ormor., xt - -st in attack, is not one to waste Agencies in every village, town ©nd city in the State of Michigan. *■ .a j»wder unless he believes that SOTICDO TEE PALLOR OX AMERSON’S something is to come of it- You’ve FACE. said to me that you wouldn't be op­ posed to a compromise that might not him up more on my side when he’s told, be too unfair. Let me tell you what in the way you know how, that I want Interview with Rachels about Carruthers. PC try to get over to Milledgeville some time be­ I've been turning over in my mind. to be reasonable.” fore court; if not sooner, the Saturday before. Your wife’s dead, and so is Mrs. Amer­ “All right. Do you get somebody to Meanwhile, Rachels, who can do it better ’bon anybody else, should have an eye on Carruth­ son’s husband. Why not let the whole teH him I want to see him.” After an understanding as to the pre­ ers. Be sure that wbat he got out of him be­ dispute be settled by your marrying Such cise terms in which to put the proposi­ comes known to nobody, not even Mra Amer­ her and adopting her son? son. When Amerson la struck by our three things are done very often. You’re tion, Amerson left the office. As he ^AR?mfrLMj°HN5TotfBret licks, it will make his hair rise, and it will both young, and as for her, why, she’s stepped upon the sidewalk, Hannah, be of aom© Importance It Carruthers can bo kept away from him as much ou possible. a.beauty, whom any man might take leading her son, was passing. Glanc­ JTO B» COXTtXUEP.j How would that suit? ing momentarily at him, she immedi­ Whether he suspocts anything or no?, bo’ll be and give boot. doing something to keep the weakling in his Who knows but that’s what she’s ately turned her fa$e sway, and pro­ “I don’t need women to help make interest You needn't be surprised to get driving at in the end she finds she ceeded on. He stood gazing at her as through Watson on offer of some sort of com ­ me do my duty.” Watson is a first-rate lawyer, and not can’t do better? You're old enough to she went When she entered one of “Most men, me among ’em, needs all promise. a bad man. If he Suspect* his client of fraud, understand that women have more the stores, he sighed, and, turning, the help they can get. .You may think he'll make him compromise if It's possible. than one string to their bows.” walked rapidly in the direction op­ you’re a exception. Other people don't. That should appear to l>o not desired. See, The client’s eyes gleamed during the posite. In that moment the wish to Your mother have suffered right smart Dabney? See? utterance of these words, then in a possess her was greater than that of ‘•Well. I don't know when I've written dro on your account, but it’ll pull her long a letter before. I despise to hare such a low, eager voice he answered: prevailing in tbe lawsuit harder than she ever have been pulled, thing to do. But Fm more interested in this "Mr. Watson, if you could arrange when Wile Amerson’s behavior about case than I've been in one for a long lime, and that. I ’ d double the fee I've promised, See the World's Fhir for Fifteen Cento. that will’s brought up in the court­ it’s not only for our fair client’s sake, but for yours, my dear boy. and because I owe Amer­ and, if it’s necessary, I’d double that Upon receipt of your address and fifteen house, and her only child’s found to son a .shaking which I want to pay, with inter­ Mr. Dabney is expecting to get” cents In postage stamps, we will mall you know about it, and wouldn’t tell, till est and costs, doggone him. Smiling, tlie lawyer replied: prepaid Souvenir Portfolio of the it was screwed and twisted out of him ••If anything very special turns up, let me “I don’t think, if I were in your Worij>’« Columbian Bxfooitiox, the on the witness-stand, like a rabbit out know, and. if it’s wor* while, bop in your place, that I’d make such an offer to regular price fa fifty cents, but as we want sulky and drive over here, unless you think it of a hollow tree." important for me to be there, in which event Dabney. Indeed, I wouldn’t care to you to have one, we make the price nom­ “I told you I’d answer your ques­ I’ll try to come—go. I mean. Excuse all my 71# Cnaint ef <41 nr Ptritdicali." ' do it myself. Dabney Is rather a tick­ inal. You will find it a work of art and a tions. Fire away. Godamighty knows grammar: I was too busy with .other things, lish sort of fellow about taking fees, thing lo be prized. It contains full page I never done anything I’m ashamed of. when a boy, to learn much of that By-by. as it were, over the loft shoulder. views of the great buildings, with descrip­ "Yours, etc.. skadorh Tohmance. There’s some things I oughtn’t to tell, "P. S.—Seo here.Dabney.don’t you Cail to tell Then, some people say he wants the tions of same, and Is executed In highebt because I weren’t expected to tell ’em. Mrs. Amerson what I told you. If you do, 1'11 style of art. if not satisfied with it, after widow himself." I don’t see what good it’s to do, but tell her you asked mo to prop you up in acr you get It, we Will refund the stamps and Erery smst Mbjact Is taken ap by Tbo Feran when It naturally coats Ini© Noticing the pallor on Amerson's Ci insist on it, and I’ll empty myself esteem as much as I could, eonvenleptly. Real­ let you keep the book. Address public attoatioa and Is treated by the best authorities, without regard to parties face, he continued: H. E. Buckles & Co.. Chicago, HL ide out if you want me; only I don’t ly, my dear Dabney, you have managed this or creeds, ft will keep any thoughtful reader Informed oa tbo tasks and problem thing admirably, and you are entitled to the “But if you wish, I’ll feel of him, want what I say repeated where it’ll just appreciation of your client S. T.” and there’s no doubt that he will pot get to Mr. Amerson.” The proceedings begun in the court try to hinder Mrs. Amerson's accept­ “He won’t know anythingcabout it of ordinary required thirty days* noThose who have used Dr. Klug’s New ance of your proposal, whether she To many thoughtful people, the price of The Forum has hitherto teen pro­ till he hears it from the stand.” । tice by publication in the county news- may Incline to it or not At allevento Discovery know Its value, and those who hibitory; indeed all tbe great Reviews have been too high in price for tbe masses The questions jiut were o answered I paper. Civil suite must be filed in have not, have now the opportunity to try of Intelligent readers. But now the number of readers of thoughtful literature It won ’ t do any harm to make it. . On with promptness and clearness, con­ | the inferior court clerk’s office twenty It free. Call on the advertised -Druggist vincing Rachels of the youth’s entire days before the tc.m. Dabney, Tor\ reflection, it may do yon some good, and get a trial bottle, free. Send your tide the narrow limit* of particular accta aad parties- is great enough la .the * even if it ’ s rejected, provided it be ­ name ni»d address to 11. E. Bucklen & Co., sincerity. % I rance approving, decided to have copy United States to warrant so revolutionary a reduction In price. Tbe Fo-cni “Well. Owen," he said at the end, and process of the last putin the hands I comes generally known. You see, it Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. discusses Important subjects, but It is not dull. Tbe literature ot contempo­ “I’m truly thankful that what yon of the sheriff, with instructions to will be the amplest apology and com­ King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a raneous activity is, hi tact, the most interesting of ail literature. American done you done innocent I’m no law­ serve them upon Amerson on the day pensation you can make for any words copy of Guide to Health and Household citizenship implies that • man shall know the opinions of the foreoMt men yer; but. to my opinion, when Seaborn of the appearance of the advertise­ they may prove you to have said against Instructor, free. All of which is guaran­ aad the latest great achievements ia every direction of activity. teed to do you good and coat you nothingTorrance get hold of some things you ment of the other in the Southern Re­ her. You seem to be in eurnestabontiL” Looking down for a moment. Amer­ at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. tell me. he’ll make Wile Amerson feel corder. son took from his pocket a handker­ SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. like ■ the very rafters of that court­ There is a curious combination of Bucklen* Aruk-a Fnlre house is in danger o’coming on him, cowardice and bravery in men like chief and wiped his eyes. Then he The best salve In tbe world for cuta, said: without he stand from under.” Amerson. It seems wonderful what The Form is eow u cheap at the magazines of mere entertalnmst '•Mr. Watson, I’m going to tell you bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, fever risks they will take when considerable something. I’ve loved llauuah ever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, THE CHEAPEST. THE LARGEST. THE BEST, OF THE GREAT RE. EWE. CHAPTER XVL No action had been taken on Han­ moneys or other stakes as precious are since she was a girl, and I’ve never corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It at the end of the perilous roads they nah’s application for letters of admin­ loved anybody like I’ve loved her. Tbe Forum Publishing Company, Union Squire, New York, undertake to travel. There seems Don’t ask me why I didn’t marry her, Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction istration. or money refunded. Price 35 cents per *That can wait Dabney,” Torrance some degree of insanity in their au­ as I could—at least as I thought I box. For sale by W. 11. Goodyear, the age. a Copy. $3 a Year. had said. “My counsel is to let it wait, dacity. Amerson had learned to stand could have done. She had nothing but druggist. until we can see what the inventory is with apparent calmness before ’ out­ herself, and I—well, I was ambitious to to be. That 1 hope Mr. Wiley Amer- spoken, severe, angry condemnation get rich, and the more I’ve got the J. 11. Decker has l»een appointed mar­ of some of his practices, and, when it more I’ve been disappointed. My wife was over, turn away and go about his I that’s dead saw how it was, but she shal of Lapeer, vice J. W. Little, resign­ ed. other business. It was the unexpected­ was a good woman, and not healthy, A stimulant Is often needed to nourish ness of the civil suit, far more than and after Cullen died she said on her the newspaper advertisements, that death-bed that she hoped I and Han­ and strengthen the roots and to keep the made him pale in the presence of the nah would marry. I told Hannah that hair a natural color. Hall’s Hair Renewer sheriff. For a moment he was thrown six months ago, and offered to settle Is the best tonic for the hair. off his guard; yet in another his long on her a good part of father's property, R. B. McArthur, of Rockford, will har­ white teeth appeared behind a sardonic but she as good as ordered me out of vest 1,400 bushels of peaches from 2,000 trees. smile, and he said: her house. It’s impossible; but I’ve “Old saying, Mr. Ennis, when it rains got to that, Mr. Watson, I’d be willing If you have sick or nervous headache, it pours; but I think Ill be able to to give up mighty nigh the whole take Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. They will show the people of Baldwin county of that property if I could get her.” cleanse the stomach, restore healthy action that it isn’t anything but a shower His voice and lips trembled with the to the digestive organs, remove effete mat­ after all the thundering. I don’t know excess of his pas ■-ion and its hopeless­ ter 4tbe presence of which depresses the what made mj’ father give me the big­ ness. After a moment’s pause he said, nerves and brain), and thus give speedy relief. gest share of his property, unless be­ in argumentation that seemed to his cause he thought I’d take care of it. counsel really.pitiable: Jackson spent 8042 on her Fourth of I don’t know that you know it, Mr. Accounts have just "You say. Mr. Watson, that people July celebration. Ennis, but Hannah knows that I have say Mr. Itebney wants Hannah for been closed up. been always ready to allow, and allow himself? IV ny, does it seem reasonable One advantage of taking Ayer’s Sarsap­ more than she could have any lawful to you that Hannah would take up arilla to purify the blood Is that you Deed right to calculate on. Cullen knew it with a man that’s got nothing except not Infringe upon your hours of labor nor too, before he died, that, being my own what little he picks up at law, when, deny yourself any food that agrees with brother, I couldn't but think a heap of. as I tell you, ahe’s a woman that’s al­ you. In a word, you are not compelled to WROTE THE FOLLOWING LETTER. But it looks like, now, that she just ways loved fine things and wanted starve or loaf, while taking IL These are son can be induced in time, with a lit­ simply wants to bother me and perse­ more than she could get? You see how recommendations worth considering. tle gentle persuasion, to make. He cute me, when she knows perfect well fine she dresses now when she comes Lapeer schools have the largest enroll­ mayn’t do it without some persuasion; that there’s no woman I think more of to town, which she can’t afford, and ment of foreign pupils ever known In their than her, being as she is my own and so we’ll let that wait, my lad.” . which she knows Mr. Dabney couldn’t history. only brother ’ s widow. It looks rather He had been kept informed of the begin to allow her without they won work of the junior counsel, and his hard, Mr. Ennis.” this case, which they can’t, as there's “Of course, Mr. Amerson, you under­ opinions as to the value of^hat dis­ the will to show for itself. As for coveries he had made. When it seemed stand my persish, which I’m simple a suing me for slander, it’s done for officer of the court, and isn ’ Lsupposed good to him to begin operations, he nothing else but to scare me.” When she waa a Child, she cried for Cwtoria. to know anything about the merits of wrote the following letter: “And perhaps to drive you to a com­ the case.” “SFAXTA. April 8, 1834. promise.” “Certainly Ido, Mr. Ennis; and you’ve “Mt Dkah Dabnit: If it wasn't that I’ve “I hope that's it, Mr. Watson; and got to go to Augusta on a matter that will take been sheriff long enough to know that me a week and more from home. I'd go over often where there’s a great cry there's you know my terms—that is, we can to Milledgeville and have another talk with you figure on it, and see what you think is about the Amerson business But it isn't worth mighty little wool, as I’ve no doubt the best way to put it.” * while. You can do as well without as with no you’ve heard the expression. I’ve al­ Fred Winters, while playing ball at After some pause, Watson said: for tbe present, and there's no need of further ways respected you, Mr. Ennis, as a “Mr. Amerson, on reflection, I be­ East Jordan, was struck In the face by a eoMUllatloa about opening fire. Your man­ man and as a sheriff, not to say any­ agement ot things has been capital all around, lieve I’d rather not make to Dabney a foul ball, breaking his cheek bone. Occasionally, I and I want you to tell tbe lovely widow I said thing as a friend. proposal of that kind, and I'm sure it Mr. Wm. Williams, Vicksburg, Mich., wouldn't undertake to say how often, wouldn’t be the very beat for you to says, “I verily believe, Adlronda, Wheelit’s been my pleasure to help you in do it. Why not make it directly to the era’ Heart and Nerve Cure, to be the meet your election and other times and widow, either by yourself or through ■reliable remedy for heart irregularities administration oat and out on both estates, aatf hare diSMtoa iaaued returnable to the things, in trifling little ways, we won’t some friend? Isn’t there some one who !£!!?“g"!.bwn K,v'n to p“>>ucsame term of tbe court to produce the will for say how, it not being worth while. I is friendly to all parties whom you Sold by W. H. Goodyeu. hope that next time they won’t press could trust with it?" Got. Rich bu ippolnled John H. Gnat, on you so hard. But if they do, I’ve no for tbe present, m Amerson would of course “I wouldn’t like, myself, to go to Mr. ot Mulslre, Judce ot Proboto tor Minl^ wear off the equities ia our bill x send you Dabney about it; or for you either, be­ a paper with grounds for our caveat. which. and that they’ll continue to stand up cause, from what you say, he’d be Ue oooaty, rice N. W. Nebon, dmued. If you think they are ample and clearly enough to you. Good morning.” Yes, he made a point always to have against me. The old man Flint is a the sheriff on good terms with him. friend of Hannah, and he used to be a good friend to me. Once or twice he’s In the case of this one, who in his too Address all orders to told me I ought to compromise the coee yielding indulgence to defendants in put la tbe writ s count allerlns their repeti­ execution had several times been ruled somehow, because ho knows they can't break the will, which he signed as a tion vitbin it Don’t pot the damages under a Quarter of tbe old man's estate. If nothiay for not having tlie money in court, witness, and he tells everybody that else, 1: wl’l add to the neuro tbe other pro­ Amerson had come to bis rescue. mentions it to him that he never saw ceedings will give him, and he’s Bach a devil “Yes,” soliloquized the official after father in stronger mind than he was he had turned away, “you has holp me on the day he made. it. I dbn’t know, sometimes when you knewed wasn’t but I think he nfight advise Hannah to NOTICB FOB HEARING OF (H-ATVa any danger, although, which you don’t take my proposition.” believe I know, you voted ag’ins' me “The very man! The very man! ' to avoid tbo suspicion ths*. Mill raise. when I first got in, and you’d ’a’ done Among other reasons for that is that it again last time, exceptin’ you see I if his mission falls he’ll be sure to cir­ B?oUre of It wm, if had the field. Go ’long, WUe Amerson. culate it, aad that will take off some You’ve been dodgin’ and bamboozlin’ of the prejudice against you. Will you the hounds so fur. Go long.’’ see him?” tbeir cU!ms° tn^Sd ‘prv^ Amerson repaired straightway to “I’d rattier it'would be yon, Mr.Wat­ Watson’s office, a large room opposite son. The ©id man would take it as a Rainer's store, to which steps led from i compliment if you was to send for him, the street. The lawyer noted at once and you'd know better than me how to | 60 000 > > Soap YOUR HOME PAPER IGHT » * Housewives No Other The Evening ■ XTSE ST THE NITAIRBANK COMPANY** Reduced <rom rum UAW KlyW ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $ 1.00, CASH IF rtDV/HKE. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. THE HASTINGS BANNER. �Banner* malaria and misery. '—,l.e, Sept, ao. ^9A—— — «®Hgoot» to ..d tt„ wl|| h, erHl« co>jK. Lot*t Ediior. The Kind of medicine V(1U n.■ '1 is the p](i reliable tonic and bJood-piirifief, SARSAPARILLA ’ ' will cure you business cares. •. - Mich. •Ing j.r have an auctlun lanre ex]>erience >. •Hua. Term* reason- J. M. SMITH. £ SMITH Woodland, Mich Loyaf E. Knappen. Iteiibon; ■ n s "Denison. K ipld-i. Mleti'gan. M. D., and Surgeon. . - Mich. z Id day or night. Of. i’« boot and shoe store flee y at law. Hastings. •Mich, urts <>f the stale. Cob <qided to. li. I VlHitOI’. •bi . j chic Physician and DLl l>n p A * L» ' if > . . " ■■ B»llow, wizened complrx*,^' „ ! seventy, JUIt .uch . Sure IU1 • and manhood as the MlMl&rinnt v 1 ejr on‘ ly can futubb-lurdy Kji J? Jointed that tbe’Stawd^blni^J^ AYER'S lt , can 'nave n() .ni.-iitilte. Cur. - ”liters, f«™- iL M. D.. Physician and Surgeon, • Mich, ilioclt eftbt of depot. neceaaary to hold It together roomed. mud<hlnk<xi. I<« hoW, , slattern woman, a trnnn .. > raaed frowsy children, some long-legeM11 h ens. a tamarack ewamz .fr'frto* C?!?’ Ill all dlreetlons— tbeae complete the n*/ tore, aud ague had done it ,n . 'c." changed stalwart man-hood >!L,^d womau-boml. io gaunt ihaatilness. Thrill been me squalor and plenty - .TJ* and shrubs overran well tilted r ।» wew 8 dismal nntidlnoM had pwvaSrt o,“J '1S wlte’TSnTlrtl'""1'"1^ ’** Ills Wire, iwgan lining out or the wsg.in v l.ge\W, "" 'mm th" v mage, h lew mites away. "\Vher».’u ti.. bottle ot quinine?" she ssked wlih a uloiis voice. “You didn’t go and fnrJIt that, did you?" -NO. 1 dld^tS r X' torsel it or get it, either. The .Irug-sSti man showed me a new medicine tor mala­ ria which, he sgys. Is a Kreat deal better than quinine, und so I bought II I ha„ spent one farm buying quinine and 1 ,m tlreil ot It. "Well" she answered "we'd fry lu but I hawnt a particle ot talth in he new tangled stuff. I shouldX think they could And n better name tor It than 1 e-rn-na." she added, spelling 0U| t|,e name on the bottle. “ Three years later 'Squire _ was sem.al on the trail veranda ot hla new house a pair ot pram lug steeds and stylish carHuge stand before the door. Ttuj ’Squire look* twenty year* younger than when we first saw him. No ope would recognize the place or iuhabltautk-r-a boxum. happy wife, strong heaity children, a well stock­ oil farm, waving meadow*, where once dreary swamps festered disease. What ha* wrought this change? Hear the ’Squire’s answer: "Health did it. As soon a» 1 Ix’gaii the use of Pe-ru-na Instead of quinine we all twgan at once to regain our health, our spirits, our ambition, our en! terpri.se, and our strength. All these ma­ laria find taken away from us. Pe-ru-na has Cleanped oar systems of nil malarial poison and keeps us from having another attack. This te the whole story. Pe-runa did it. It ha* also done the same thing for our neighbor*.. Malaria brings disaster and destruction—Pc ru-na brings bv-.mh and Success. But, by the way, speaking or Pe-ru-na ami. malaria, every -one should have a copy of an illustrated tM>ok on malaria puhiishud Uy the Pe ru-na Drug Manuftoctiiriug Company of Colum­ bus. Ohio, They send it free to any one. 1 haven’t got the Words to tel! you what •his book dues about Pe-ru-na and mala' ria.” r. H A. A • . H. BARBER U. r ya and Surgeons. The examination of Sherman _____ uf Cain lii ci;.. •i unty responded to with Ionia, charged with complicity in the Dry ­ ay or night. , 1 iroiLptnc-s <1 den cattle poisoning case. occurs at La­ peer September 14. T) A. -Hr J . A and Re«! Estate Office. The Marlette Mercantllle company store H'<Kk. Hastings. Ma:.-: •-* . . K-.il EslAte Real Estate at Marlette entertained company lately, as joid on .■ -ii,.-. . General conveyancing. a result of which they are sMbrt 850 In davi',. ,t •’ •>! Abstrart Books, com- cash and SI,200 in notes. •an furnish complete F. BROOKS. Clerk. Mrs. Cowell, living at Burnside, near Marlette, died yesterday In great agony as Ina result of swallowing r peach pit. * ffamatlon ot the stomach resulted. 4.CKOVE. PH •mitft & colgrove.)i black..Hasting*.; ourts of the slate. A. .■ *of the State. CullecUoui using to. p K. TiMMERMAN. Homeopathic Phy * • .an and Surgeon. (Ofttee over Lathrop's drug store.) LOCAL NEWS. • CJK^ULATION - This week. 82 quires. Hereafter, '.hatjges for advertisement* must rua> li th:- office Tuesdays at latest tc insure ; in the issue of tbe week pwiflreji un weakening effects of •»t a 8-wtl tunic and blood irsaparnitk lady recently found a blue ■-n< iu her parlor. Ten tliuiiMinil buvhels of peaches were shipped fj,shtdby one day last week. nrer i; Grand Uc-piiK railway employee’s have had thri"- wages n-daiced 10 per cent Aeftirdiim i<. report. Grand Rapids city vatti lH lm , It was given lo rats and kWed them. ’ tbe pti-;<,: at Augusta was broken into rveenilx and a imuli amount of silver •nd ri,*»r* t: Tbe l.’ii:iinpi(H»3 of Barry County played txainf-of ,,.c Wjj|j t|ie RjcbJands Tnday p. n.. Result, Hickory Corners 28, Rfehiaii.i b.—Augusta Times. "hrfr digging a well for .lames Chase, ,®t Sauguti; township and at the depth of Bwttj^slx George Carr was overcome b< the g»>. flj8 liartlMjrt c. M. Devine, wtnt down after him and was pulled up •injost dead. Carr was past help. Upon.* hi the State Board of Health s‘K>w that dinrrluea, rheumatism, neural***• br°bchiHs and dysentary, in order caused most sickness in Michigan DrJug the week ending Sept. 1st ConJWjftfon was reported at 234 places, tywold fen.r al 4. icMe| (ever . measles 4 and small pox at one . j,. , Home and Abroad. •"* ’•'’‘•’Tone whether at home or ,^a*ure or busiutas. to equip Rrenr'h 1 remedy which jrill keep up t..,!11 Prev<ut 'lines*, and cure ruch ills UoqS’J J■' ► '' u'M>n »« everyday lifts. «>e blood pure and "■ to absorb the g»rms of disease. &nd perfect ln and appearance. «c. per box. mhh r,‘llxud mMde- Lapeer Is preparing to entertain the Genesee Valley Commanders, Knights Templars, right royally next Friday. The features of the day will'be exhibition drills and a grand banquet iu the evening. The directors of Company C. M. N. G„ at Kalamazoo, are seriously considering the advisability of erecting a modern armory to coat SI 5.000. Ten dollar shares will be sold, on which 4 per cent inerest will be guaranteed. M. C. Conely. a well known Saginaw jeweler, fell or jumped from the Jobnsonst. bridge in that city yesterday. He was rescued in an unconscious condition and is now said to be in a crltlele condition. Conely says he fell In the water accident­ ly. • Sh-Would Neither Paint nor Powder. “I positively will not use cosmehcs.” said a lady to the writer, "yet mi‘ com' plexion la bo bad that It occasions me con­ stant mortification. What can I do to get rid of these dreadful blotches?” "rake Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, was my prompt reply. , "Your complexion in­ dicates that you are suffering from func­ tional derangements. Remove the cause of the blotches and yonr cheeks will soon wear the hue of health. The ‘Favorite Prescription’ is a wonderful remedy for all diseases peculiar to your sex. Its pro­ prietors guarantee to return the- money it Il does not give satisfaction. But11 falls. Try it.” The lady followed m> advice, and now her complexion is as clear as a babe’*, and she enjoys better health than she has for many years. To permanently cun) constipation, bllItousuesx .nd »lck heidwhe. t«ke Dr. Pierce’s Pellets. Of dealers. Neal Dow ae a Fireman. When Neal Dow was chlcfof chief of the Portland volnnteer fire department, aaya the Boaton Globe, oome of Ma men complained about tbe of his discipline. Ono of lh<"m nJpr*‘ „ to the mayor once, aaylnf' ia altogether too »u;iet. At theft™ tbe other night he ordered me to go between two bnUdinga, and their walls were likely to faU at any moment I wouldn’t go." AndIwhat did Mr. Dow do when yon obey naked the mayor. He w aa xoo gnough to go himself.” SDpeKtitioD- . A gentleman who had been dming at a restaurant, and who dered a dozen oyatora, counted them onTday.nd found bat.eleven, another day he connt«l them, w the same result Then he anil to “ *"Whydo you gi-e me only eleven oyaters when I order a dozen. ••Oh sir," answered the waller, didn't think you'd want “ thirteen at table, sir! -V outb s ton. cover any goods or chattlee belonging to towilutlou Hull state lb’ tbe perrons charged with or liable to pay such taxes. Pteblding. p 4’ Mayor Greuse! and the ntrnkf' Mw". th« extent thereof, Sec. 45. After the return of said taxand the number, ot the lot,and p,rl, „r |01J Hb=U be aceommiKlated, ,nd benefited tberrhv roH into the office of said recorder and waking of *udh verified statement by tbe O.tra™1 “ ro" “*'• ”"»»■. Huffman .nd Wnponwb.cb su& .JX.m lieaauier as directed In the last preced­ ^Mln.. of lot mating r«d and ,wro,. oiXi1^^^' !?op“°n °' “■* «► ing section. Tbe Common Council shall proceed to collect such taxes as remain r.. >2° Common Connell shall cause unpaid and uecollected. in tbe same man­ recorder cation from j’ij'i’’’,!1,"1! «»»«»tm|. •teStador,""'1 |B'2 ner as near as may be, and with the like showing the length size Ibo Waler Com! 5^5'U, Bptcincatlous, Md material of which fuel, sew« rt.u £ legal effect as is provided by law for the collection of city taxes returned unpaid Ajea. All. W'rM" ' ^11 °U1'r Mrtl'ul»n> wbleh and uncollected. shall be Hied within k> days sftrr the ht» «*k bee. 14- 'Whenever nttwarjr the Com­ the n"“,l“'ta" blreetlng the mon Council may recotutruet or repair any Cllr of HaatYng, C0"M" "*4? aam^ to b, cooslructed ami which apecl- public tewer in said city when necessary •cSnndl" “••‘‘b™""*1 bxtbe Common aud the cost and expenses ol re-copstruccMre. Alvin Balte7VVnsSlniet’ ow,,ed hy 1., ^" *" 'V*u,ln ,en d*?« ‘tier approv- lug and repairing ttie snme shall be assess­ "~s:a.SS •ng the specifications for such sewer tlie ed against the parcels ol land assessed lor iu construction and in the same propor­ Coniinon Council shall advertize tion aud such tax stull be collected In the newspaper, ae.1,.11 uwa WU1 ,dV|,_ hi me manner. to?,’"I ^ 7* P™!*"*1* *»' furnl.blng SJee. 15. Ine fees of the Supervisor and Hie malertal tor such sewer and for doing build ak^walk do f*ll to the work and completing the same accord­ treasurer for assessing and collecting the laxes afo»esald shall be the same as pro­ ing to such apeclffeatton^ Such proposals vided by law lor assessing other city taxes sbsll ite delivered 10 the recorder within and paid in the name manner. ^•hMIbeebn^.Xt.M “P''' 'be rame shall be Sec. 16. When the Common. Council ou”X’^*nd •bUcoUonurM advertised tor. shall deem it necessary for the public Sec. 5. Sureties for tlie perfornjanee of beailh of said city lliut any occupied lot or any contract .for constructing any sewer lots In said cily, contiguous to or within Emohv Bvshv. "ball be required by the Common Council one hundred feet of a public sewer should W. F. Hickh. nnd the naurns of suen sureties-shall ac-’ be drained, |fiey shall cause a notice writ­ otaUnnVji” S'"’ l,“ ■^'•bJvu company and form a part of sueb propos- ten or nriu;ed or partly written and partly nis and tlm Common Council may reject printed to be served by the Marshal or by *ny or all of such proposals. some member of the police force of said Sec. 6. Tbe.Cummon Council, shall at city, upon the owner, agent or occupant of Ay... Benneu. H|cka, Huffman, Tinknext reguhr meeting after the time such lot or lots lo construct a private or ler, v\ vtestrt aud Waters. Hte-clfied tor the delivery of such propos- lateral drain pr sewer therefrom. of Hie Nays. Nunc. HlH to the recorder, determine which if any dimensions and character to be prescrilied Aid Osborn took his seat. Moved by AW Huffman that the Sewer otjsuylr proposals it will accept and direct in said notice, connecting with some pub­ Ute City Athimuy to prepare a written lic drain of sewer, design ited tn said no­ Ordniauce be adopted aud printed in aecontract for the eonstractiob of such sewer tice. such notice shall be served jx'r.sonally cordanee with the charter. CartltW and a bonfl fiir the due performance of the upun'eithe.r ot the person* aforesaid. if Aym, Bennett. Hicks. Huffman. Osborn sqine to be signed by the' contractor nnd they can be found Iu said city, and If they and Waters. his surety m sureties which contract when ‘cannot be found then such nutice shall be Naya. Tinkler mid Welwrt approved by the Common Council shall be Moved by Aid Welwfr tlm' the sewer­ signed by the Mayor and Recorder on be­ served by posting the same in a conspicu­ ace of Mr. F. Black be I,.ft to the Sewer half of the city and sealed with the city ous place on the premises. Sec. 17. The person serving said notice Com. Carried, seal. shall make an affidavit uf the time and Ayre. Bennett. Hicks, Huffman, Os­ Sec. 7. ' Within ten days-after the exe­ manner of serving tlie same and file the born, 4 Inkier, Weissert and Waters. cution of fiicli contract for the construc­ same with tlie recorder. Nay*.' None. tion of a Hewer the Common Council shall Sec. 18. If the owner of the lot or lots Moved by Aid Wei»sert that the Mar­ cause an iv-tlmate to be inadeof the cost and shall neglect or refuse to construct such shall in* Instructed to have the weeds cut expense of the same which it shall approve lutteral or private drain or sewer as direct­ out of tbe sis. Carried, " hicli estimate shall embrace the amount ed in said notice for th-space of sixty days Ayes, Bennett, Hicks. Huffman, Osborn contracted to be paid, tbe cost of survey, from and utter the service or posting of Tinkler. WelsRert and Water*. advertisliig and the cost of making mid said notice as aforesaid Hie Common Coun­ Nays, None. collecting!the assessments and other fees cil may construct the same anti assess tbe Hastings, Mich.. SepL 14, ’04. and charges up to and iiuUiding the cost and expense of the same against the hI"rent* W. H. Beadle St. Cunmilssion- turn of tire tax roll into tlJWrecorders or- owner of said lot or lots, in like manner as '■r uf jlie City of Uaalingk. has couimeneed fire. provided for the construction of public to grape Michigan. Avenue, which will in­ . Sec.: 8. I The Common Council shull sewers aforesaid. volve n large expenditure of money, and their iiexHcguiitr meeting after the See. Hi. When any private or lateral without authority from this Council and tiiuatv of khe cost’ and cxpvnM* of such sewer may need reconstructing ur repair. in direct viulatloM of the orders of the sewer *fiall to made ami approved or at ing and the owner shall fall to reconstruct ChairBian of the St. Committee and with­ such othri meeting as the same shall be or repair the same the Common Council out any money in the Funds of the first |w>sit|H)He*t tn by motion or resolution direct may proceed to have the same reconstruct­ win! ur Gcnend Highway for . the Supervisor of the Supervisor district ed and repaired as provided for construct­ —....-j fund to pay .... said work. Tlfkrefore •fore Resolved, that the in which kttch aower is located, to make an ing the same iu the first instance as near office ot St. Commissioner be and the same assessment roll eoutainiiig descriptions of as may be and collecl the cost and expense is hereby declared vacant. ail the JcVeial parcels of real estate in of the Mittie uf the on tier as aforesaid. srfid sewdr district as determined afore W. D. Bennett. Chainpan St.'Cmumittee. said, the names cd the owners thereof if Moved by Aid Osburn that; the resolu­ known, but iu case any nf the owners do tion of Aid Huffman be rec. nnd laid, on not reside In said city and are not known to use the word ••non resident” in tdace of the tabic, Amendtftent carried. We oiler One Hundred Dollars Reward tor Aves, Bennett, Hicks, Welsaert and the nmne of the owner also to apportion, any ease of Catarrh that cannot De cured by assess mill levy Uie’amount of the cost and Bali’s Catarrh Cure. W aters. •F. J. Cheney & Co.. Props.. Toledo. O. expense of the comaruction of such sewer We the undersigned. have known F. J. Chen Moved l>> Aid Huffman that the work as estimated and approviti as Hforesaid up­ ey for the last 15 years, and believe hUu |>eron the said several parcels of real estate fec’ly hoiombic In all business transactions done un Michigan Ave. be discontinued. and financially able to carry < ut any obligation Carried. Aye?, Huffman. Osborn, Tink­ according and in proportion to the benefits made by their firm. . I of such sewer to said unreels respectively ler and Waissert.' Wk*f& Truax. Wholesale druggists. Tole­ and to carry out the several- amounts in n do. O. • Nays, Benhett. Hicks and Waters. W amung. Kinnan •& Marvin. Wholesale column ogiposite to said several descrip ­ The following accts, audited: druSgtslft^Totrdu, <). i Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ik taken Internally. act­ J. Mussel:, labor /8 1.05 tions. Sec. 9. The Supervisor shall complete ing directly upon tlie blood and liiucoiiH sur­ F. G. Engl,stun, labor . •»! the system. Price 75c. per bo.lie. Sold said assessment roll within (en days after faces ,1. Mullen, labor by ml druggists, Testimonials Ir.-e. 117*48 the Cuiunimi Council -hall have directed C. O. Freer, cross walks .8.00 him to make the same as prodded iu the M. Mel’liarlin. labor Inst sectitm. HIE WIFE OF FORTY YEARS AGO F. Fifield. sL wk. Sec. 10. After the Supervisor shall J. Gra?e 1.20 have completed said assessment roll he EugiUh Married Women Were Then tbe F. ' Downs shall give notice4n some newspaper print­ b. Wiley ’ Ablate as forty years ago, says the 1.20 ed and published in said city, at least once S. Garrison in each week for two successive week*, Boston Herald, an English married 3.00 G. Houlsletter, cart lo lire woman was, financially speaking, the that, said assessment roll is completed, ami Geo. E. Rowe, duster 4.30 that it will remain in his office (or twelve mere chattel of her husband. She had R. Waters, labor days from the date of the first publication . not the right to control her own income, .60 F. Bennett labor .60 of said notice for the inspection of all con­ if she had one, or even to enjoy her own F. Ixjveland. labor cerned, during which tinienny person in ­ earnings if she earned anything. Sho tf50 Jus I’iiug, refreshments for firemen .50i' terested may file with him in writing such might have a worthless, drunken, C. Schultz, labor । objections, clianges or corrections as they brutal husband, who. after ill treating oo Geo Cramer, labor 3.00। might wish to make to said assessment her for years, might turn up again J. Donovan 5.25 roll: said Supervisor shall submit to the some evil morning from Norway or W. Mellon .75 Comtnoii Council, nt its first regular meet Nicaragua or Newgate and break up R. Waters ing after the expiration of the said twelve the home she had formed for herself F. Bennett 2.80 days, said assessment roll together with und her children during his absence, W. Michael 2.25, the objections, changes or corrections of Geo. Booth seize and squander what money sho the same, filed with him during said 2.63 F. Loveland 1.35 twelve days. The Common Council shall, had scraped together, sell her furni­ S. Wiley 1.35 thereupon, direct the Supervisor* to make ture and then abscond again for an in­ M. Crauier 0.00 such 'correction* or clianges of the same definite period. F. G. Holbrook rts shall io It seem just and when such If she had riches her wealth could Moved by Aid Hick, that the bill be al- changes or corrections shall have been not be secured to her without’cum­ lowed .nd order, drawn on proper fund. made, the same shall stand confirmed, if brous and costly legal settlements, HuffCarried. Aye.. Bennett. Hicks. no objections, changes or corrections man, Osborn. Tinkler, Welwert and »a- shall be filed with the Supervisor, the while a dissipated pr heartless husband might wrench from her every penny of Common Council shall confirm said roll. interest accruing from her capital. ters. MS’edbynAld Hicks that the bill ot J. After tlie confirmation of the roll, the Th’ere was no cheqp or expeditious law assessments In said roll shall constitute a C. House be laid on the table. Carried, lien, until paid, upon said parcels of tend of divorce which.could free her from the matrimonial tie when her life had be­ Mo*:d“by Aid Bennett that the bill for for the amount set opposite each parcel come intolerable through the cruelty ivsprctlveiy. work or,Michigan Ave be allowed and Sec. 11. Within live days after the con- or infidelity of her husband. She had orders drawn on Gen. Hig. firmatiofi of said roll, it shall be the duty first to go to the ecclesiastical courts Amended by Aid Huffman that the bill of said Supervisor to make and deliver to to get a divorce from, bed and board, be allowed and orders drawn on 1st ward the treasurer of said cily of Hastings a nnd next a private act of parliament fund. Amendment lost. । copy of said assessment roll, with the tax- had to l)e procured l>eforc the conjugal Ayes, Huffman, Osbprti, Tlnklet and (._5 assessed to each parcel of tend therein shackles could be dis^ulvecj- To, get a described. Hr shall also annex thereto a divorce was like walking, over broken Bennett. Hicks and Walers. - warrant under the hands of the Mayor Mo’Jd by Aid Hicks that 73 per cent of. and Supervisor, with the seal of tlie City bottles—you bled at every step. The bill for work on Mich. Ave. be taken from affixed, commanding the treasurer to col- cheapest divorces cost one thousand Oen. in" L.<l bal. from Is. ward fund. _______ _ tect from the several persons named there­ pounds. in. the sums set opposite their respective THE VINEGAR HABIT. Bennett. Hicks nod Waters. names, within forty days from th.v date Niys.’Hoffman. Osborn, Tinkler and thereof, and said warrant shall also auth­ A Daugcrons Method of Improving the Completion. orize said lre*Aur.T. in case any person Aid Wetoeo that 50 per cent shall neglect or refuse to pay hl* tax to A Rochester (N. Y.) physician tells ortbe Michigan Ave. bill be P"b> tnm lew the same by distress and sate of the about a patient that he had. not long GfAve"'Huffman. Osborn. Tlnkier >nd good* and chatties of such person In the since, who poisoned herself by drink­ same manner as is or shall to .provided by ing vinegar. She began to use it to im­ law in c*M» of township treasurers. prove her complexion, but soon grew " N^Bennelt, Hfcks and Waters. Sec 12. The treasurer, upon receiving to like it, and after a time.lt became a MOV^I by Aid WeLert th.ijoooncB adsuch tax roll shall proceed to collect tne taxes therein mentioned, and In case of necessity to her. As the habit grew neglect or refusal to pay *uch taxes slull she got stronger and stronger grades, It-vy and collect the same by distress and until she was daily consuming large sale of Ito goods and chattel* o .every quantities of almost pure acetic acid. such person whosoever found In said city When he was called to attend her it Recorder. and may take any property that can to was a long time before he could make taken by township treasurers in the cpi- up his mind what was the matter with teetkm Of luxes. He shall give the same her. Her complexion was of a deadly noti«and>il in the same manner as white, she had no appetite, and could township treasurers are ^ulred to do in hardly Ik- persuaded to touch food of nrdnunro *-»"*• * I Be It ord.ln«l b/ tbo the collection of taxes and shall be en­ any -sort. Four eminent physicians, titled to the same fees on such sale, and who were called in consultation, failed X suTplm on ,oeh -to oh.ll bn returned MWers wholly '““’fl, lt|nL dfnoml- to tbe peiooo 1° "bow po»wiilon Mldpro- to diagnose the real cause of the trou­ Mt’X'ub'i "ewora •»< when tbe dlrtrem «>’ nt.de- ble, but attributed the lady’s condi­ Sd’trXnrer *.U »l'bl" to" tion, one to one thing and another to expiration ot toe lime mentioned to another. Finally the attendant physi­ 1.1. warrant for tbe collection of Mid Utt cian, through the lady’s servant, ,111.Lr.1 oowem for «b« ,o «uro xmd tox-roH Into tbe offlte ot Ibe found out the real root of the trouble, ,„d dr.l..M^ of prlrato •»£ recorde’r; and In coo.ot tbe tax? but too late to do his patient any good. ,tbe"’‘““; He said this was the only caro in hl* ^XX“.brno^;bo™.nerbo SL1 tbereln“pM> ,h’n m^out"*. SX Uxe. experience of a person’s forming a S-oX^tbetUor tot. vinegar habit, but he was persuaded e’nX n7un^ Xue ...««>•" • thn, good deaUaV the ill health of .d nerfrol description at sueb proulaea manv ladies was due to their using too roll and aball atueb thereto an much vinegar, with /the idea that it *o “d' affidavit th*1 lhe sams mentioned Iu said COMUOTlW’rrt'V, public wwer >“ renwin unpaid and that be ha* would improve their Books. ennrn o1”rollocl tbo co, "“upon dlllK<-nt HtooiD’ <*«■ »w» Mid city ood it, the owner, owners of or and expense thereof upu -SJo-ntM -------------------------------- ---------- . O not be deceived. D The following brands of White Lead are still made by the “ Old Dutch” process of slow cor­ rosion. They are standard, and always Strictly Pure White Lead The recommendation of “ Anchor.” “Eckitein,” Shipman," ” Armitrong A MeKelvy,” “Southern,” “ Beynxer-Baumon,” “Rad Seal,” " D*vi>-Chambcr>," "Collier,” “ Fahnestock.” to you by your merchant is an evidence of his reliability, as he can sell you cheap ready-mixed paints and bogus White Lead and make a larger profit. Many short-sighted dealers do so. Fo« Colors.—National Lead Co.’s Pure While Lead Tin tine Colors, * one-pound can to a 75-pound keg of Lead and mix your own paints. Saves time and annoyance in rfaatching shades, and insures the best paint that it ft ,K»ib)e to put on wood. Send us a postal card and get our book ou paints and color-card, free; It’will probably save you a good many dollars. NATIONAL LEAD CO. Chicago*Branch. i State and Fifteenth Streets, Chicago. The Railroad r\e.r), The Clergyman, Tbe Business and all other men who have to look neat' while at work, should know about "CELLULOID” COL­ LARS and Cuffs. They look ex­ actly like linen, wear well and being waterproof, do not wilt down with heat aud moisture. .They do not soil easily and can be cleaned iu a moment by sim­ ply wiping off with a wet sponge or doth. Do not confuse these m your mind with composition Ik trade: dfeEuuLoK Iqi; * mark Ask for these and refuse anything else if you wish satisfaction. Re­ member that goods so marked tire the only waterproof goods made by coating a linen collar with waterproof' ‘Celluloid, ’ ’thus giving strength and durability. If your dealer should not have tbe "Celluloid” send amount di­ rect to us and we will mail you sample post-paid- Collars 25c. each. Cufis, 50c. pair. Slate size and whether stand-up or turneddown coll nr is wanted. .. THE CELLULOID COMPANY, 427-29 Broadway, Naw York. Fl NF 1 11 *L IGE GRE.RM. GONFEGTIONS. SOFT DRINKS. CITY BAKERY. MICHIGAN CENTRAL ** The Niagara Falls Route.” |£j stwttop.. I fs BARTWARn. !»um.|p in ip.tnJp.iu.I.-UBw Hastimos................I ".**] I ttSTltZJ®! 9 20 ttutlmi. gal 5 |x EUBTTNQ*....... ......... I 4 *>| |l2.4'.| 1.00 C. R. OSBORN. L>iftl AgWt. Ha-itlUfC 0. KvaoLts H « C. A. Otrtitzo ADIRONDA Wheeler's i^iure jyerve -POSITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, bpllopsu, SlcepleasnesM and all derangemcntB Nervous System. Purely Vegatable, giaranted free from opiates, 100 full tire doses, 50c. Jd. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Gnu»d RapHeart au*d Nerve Cure. Co. HASTINQ*, ■ MICH. �5H0KE THE I RIDE ON A WHALE. CHEWING GUM. It several times since tbe Chun* Temper­ ance Society asked permlwion to use a Wheaton College offers, through our little space each week In the several papers County Agricultural Society, a two-year Composition Is a CloeetfCent Jim WiUiB, who h»H* from the city, "What Is the use?” Ita scbotarahlp m a prize for the best oration of The chief good may be far off, but if Guardixl Secret MureheBd City. N. C., where be nu. \/Judge Smith will deliver an address be­ to t>e delivered at the fair In 18M, on tbe it serves to strengthen and encourage pleurare craft for the sooommodxtlon fore tin* Sanitary Convention at Charlotte following conditionspublic opinion against the liquor traffic, or of northern oonsumpllves, had an ex­ 1.—The oration shall be the competitor’s If It only brands the business with a sligon "Sanitary conditions of jails and poor perience with • whale that came near own composition not leas than live nor ma, li is doing something. Can we real­ bouses.” The meeting will be held in more than 15 minutes in length. making a Jonah of him. In his own November under the auspices of the • 2.—The Agricultural Society shall ap­ ize the amount of good done the cause in Workers. story. *s given to a Washington Star one generation by the constant, ceaseless, point a committee of judges who shall con­ agitation of tbe question? State Board uf Health. reporter, he s»ys: “One sunny after­ We certainly sider three Items of merit in giving their can afford tu put away any personal feel­ noon, not very long ago, I waa aitting Do you chew gum? __ decisions: Original thought, composition, ings. when we know that public sentiment In more technical terms, uo yon ; in the shade of my own flg tree and While you are at the fair just make delivery. ‘ dulge in that continuous, vertical, ; swinging in my own grapevine awing. Is being aroused by the continual sound ­ yoar headquarters at Phillips & Erbs. Lf 3.—The successful oration shall be the ing of the temperance trumpet, heralding masticatory movement which is so por* ; A party of my fisher friends who lived you want to buy very much iu their Hue property of Wheaten college after Its de­ to all the world tbe impatience of men and fectly disgusting in the street car but a farther np the bead*, eame running by, they will save you money enough to pay livery. women, against the wholesale abuse of pardonably popular in the privacy of : and as they paaaod ms they sang out Explanation: This scholarship will en­ your entrance into the grounds. To be title the holder to two years’ instruction in liquor, and the high-handed. violation of ‘ There she blow,:' This cry woke me h°Nowadays, says the Chicago Tribune, brief they will sa\e you money. Take Wheaton college In any one of the follow­ law. and welcome any and every lawful up. I saw a jet of water spurted np meam>,for decreasing and abating tbe evils •verything is distinctively fin de siecle your produce there and they will give you ing courses': Classical, scientific, literarv, ward from the aea. and down to tbe of saloons. -or tries to be. And to be strictly fin pier I rushed. There wasn't a real the highest market prices In cash or trade. preparatory classical, preparatory scientif­ And just here It oceurre to us too ask ic, preparatory literary, normal or romwhat becomes of the men who are too de siecle means to have “a purpose. | whaleboat in the town, but four cnliWhen it .cotnea to flue teas and coffees nnd tperelal. The regular price charged for AH tho new and popular books, for in. narr fcihing bouts were manned by aa canned goods, they are the acknowledged these is $40. If further Information is de­ much under the influence of liquor when stance, are “purpose” pieces of fiction the time for closing the saloons at night many crews. One carried the harpoon ORDER <n* PVBfJCATKIN. • leaders. They make a specialty of these sired. address D. A. Straw, Secretary. overtakes them? Do the saloon keepers And so the .perHistent gum chfiwer, . gun and one the hand-hurling appa­ State of Mich ion, Eifih juuu,;.; (m Pratt’s Food Company, specials—see provide « waiting room, where they arc goods and ask that you give them a trial, much as he dtriikes to see others oom; ratus The other two were without Premium List allowed to "sober off” so they can attempt placently smack their lipa over the bit > any armament excepting several shotM ^.ro*’T’. AthMalBtrator nf ih. ~ Tney can and will please you. Tbe American Agriculturist offers 3 late of Caroliuc Lawrence .... . getting to their homes? Or are they turn­ piaUuuit” yearly subscriptions as follows: 1st—To ed out al the hour the laws say the saloons of gum nnd sugar, hides behind the . gnUs and one or two rifles We rowed Jos. Fehelj, who lived In the very the man who would t»c entitled tn the 3d must close, and If so where are they dur: laudable purpose, so called—a subter* । oft so as to come at the game from dif­ Albert Lawrence, Ciitrirs II.’ I. wcm •• t ,1. fugc, in other words-of improving an ferent pointe of the compass. -----------premium of the best general purpose team, w. Uwrarer. Frrdcr^ * K . ‘ K UI waa in northern part of Carlton, died very > sud­ ing the midnight? 4 years old or over. 2d—To the farmer gunboat. As we approached the Esther A. Lewis, dvfmilniitSeveral nights Iu the week, or rather the imperfect digestive apparatus, oj denly at his home Friday of heart disease, who exhibits two ol the best Shropshire «u:t pending In the Cfreu't tfourr i - ?i.whitening the teeth or of sweetening whale -it was seen •» •- — —a *large ------that* he was C->iit»ty of Barrr. tn Ctaoc-r., r aged 64 years. He had been afUieted with ewes. 3d—To the fanner’s wife who gets early morning hours, the residents on and fat one. lie took no notice of our M^eb.oathe 13Uj. day of Sept.;. ..T a o Jefferson SL—and presumably on other the breath. heart trouble for several years, and for 1st premium on one gallon jar butter made streets alro—are awakened by oaths und Said Pope: “Old politicians chew on coming. When wc got within about In tbh CTUI’U, ftxripc^ri-x from ftnH-tvR on. ' some time had not beep feeling well. Fri­ In June. the foulest language of men, too intoxicate wisdom past.’’ This truism is suggev one hundred feet of the monster the file, that Ita tafcndMt. EMtar v leak u Tbe Country Home offers five annual day noon .lie ate dinner usual and seem­ subscriptions "aa follows: 1st—To the led, even at that time tuo walk the streets tive. But the modern chewer. what­ harpoon gun was fired, nnd the barbed a reMdC' t ot.ui» Mnte. bmrestdr., ,n tbr- mu? <»t MUM<uri, on motion of Ruhn T t VTOv? ever may be his excuse for the indub j without falling, and night is made lildweapon took effect just behind the comptahxnl’h NO»iritor-;t Is otdrr., I , ed to (del in good spirits. He arose Iruiu lady haviug the greatest variety of canned • eons with their ribald bowlings. Where gence, is addicted to something inorij head und pretty well up on the back. said drfondunt. Esther A. t ewithe dinner table and went out on the fruit on exhibition in Erult hall. 2d—To have these men been since ten o’clock of tangible-nnd that something is a po> This was painful, but not necessarily a jwaranoe to be entered h-n. four I months from tlie date of this porch with the remark that it was "too tbe man haviug the best registered Morgan tiie night before, and where is the night­ culiar conglomeration of stuffs. stallion. 4th—To the man having the fatal shot. The other l>oate turned of au a!>).eanun-i' that she cau-v ; •r to the hot in there for him,” and In fess than largest exhibit of grain. 5tb—To the man watch, that men are allowed If your favorite brand is wljite. gum , themselves loose and made some inser­ thr cumplalnani's bill Uf coniftlah of so contaminating God’s and aoopy tber uf u> be s- rrra . , ... . fl)ni. five minutes he expired. Mr. Fehely was having the finest peck of Multiplier on­ liberty your solace is in chewing paraffine— ptalcHiVit salk-itor-vrithln i»< utv •. • ,».7r pure air with their vile language? tions in the fish. iw-n ire oa her of a copy nf said |><j| W<J JlftUw an intelligent man. a great reader, and of ions. It is this constant violation of de­ which is a mixture of various carbo "Instead of goingunder.as wounded of Ibis order; aud that in «te'an1l jln-rr 4 u.id The Farmer ’ s Guide, published at Hunt ­ hydrides-that has been dissolved at a ready wit. The funeral occurred Sun­ cency. that makes us cry out for mure »4 joitn., ington. Indiana, offers 10 yearly subscrip­ stringent laws, or at least more perfect gentle heat in olive oil and glycerine whale:* do, he remained on top to fight dent deteDdaxil. • day. tions, viz: 1st—To the man who exhibits compliance and enforcement uf our pres­ It is stirred an cooling and afterwards it out. Ho swishad his tail and turned And It h hirtber ordered.Tl)at within i*tnty u’t the sea into suds and made such a daystta »»ld t'-utajilalnani cause & the best herd of thoroughbred. Durham compressed. Ottftr to ta jmbUttad ill 1ln- Hwilnri, / We are informed this morning that the cattle. 2d—To the best herd of thorough-1 ent ones. swell that the good people of Alexan­ this BAXNan.»I»en*iu;»«rpr, ...,| pU! : ,r.| aM If tolu decuples first place in your af­ bred Red Polled. 3d — To the best herd of ; dria would not have permitted rtreubUlng in n-iid count v^aod'Hint svi-h uublb ' Agricultural Society has engaged a man fections you indulge in a mixture of mtllou I e continued therein »: it-K-t uae? m thoroughbred Jerseys. 4th—To the best; aud woman to make a - baloon ascension grade cow for dairy breed. 5th—To the best; balsam of tolu—which is inack by dis» him to pass their port without slowing each week. Tor six‘unwx.viL, ur Murt down. He plunged headlong against tacrius**copi ut ttii.«.<irdtr t» in- j.ic-nuiiih and parachute drop each day of the fair. thoroughbred Merino ewes. 6th—To the ; tome Interesting Information About ths solving orange shellac anti gum ben­ one of the boats and stove it so that it tu-rved ou said iioo-reddei.t tlrtetidav.* at Laws Governing the Cnlture of . zoin in rectified spirit, with the ad­ twenty d*)s tafort* tnr Utnc ahovn presented Both will make tbe ascension together but best Poland China Brood sow. 7th—To Ita occupants tor'her appear.uu-e. dition of h few drops of the oils of cas­ would hardly Coat. will have a "race for life” to the earth, the man who makes the largest exhibit of poultry. Sth—To the woman making the sia and nutmeg dissolved in a little es­ were knocked overboard. There was „ • <?»rcu;l Juiivas each will drop at the same time and in a largest exhibit of pastry in refreshment a good deal of excitement. The sea Pnirji* T. Goushove sence of vanilla—roatmcal und sugar. CbtnplAjiiani’s So’.k-?. -r separate- parachute, Such an attraction dep'L 6th—To the largest exhibit of po­ The oyster industry is a very impor­ There is also spruce gum, made from round about us was boiling, the whole JohxG Nacu.kiu 10th—To tant one in Maryland in the neighbor­ exudations uf the spruce true. This was red-hot with rage, the men were has never been secured in this city before tatoes raised by one person. tlxe largest exhibit of green fruit. The hood of the waters uf the Chesa­ gum from the manufactory c*f nature is shouting and the guns wore popping. and will ba worth coming miles to see. Farmer's Guide is a 16 page, semi-monthly peake bay. The fish next hurled himself against Indeed. . it has been regarded as both pure and beneficial. Remember that it will take place each day farm and household paper and tbe Fair • ASSIGNEE'S*S.y I rl. said that this industry was more Whether the chewer of gum gets a the boat in which 1 was. and it yielded . ISodre h' tan-’iy civen• t'.i.u on Wc-iio-sday. ctf the fair. Each day of the fair there Association Is sure that these 10 subsermIt was fruitful and important than any liberal allowance of the proverbial to his wishes and •got smashed. . . 3r.t »’ay of Octotar te.u. aii <<’ u-- >-.>;^riy‘ will also be an old fashioned "English Fox tions will make fine premiums. Sample' other, because by it more people peck of dirt which every Individual is raised a considers le distance tn the !iv —■"* —— ...... . . j '-erHi. copies may be had by addressing the K-«-r«A « .. .i;.i cluse” bn the track. Everybody is re­ were directly and indirectly supported. suppose.! to eat in hls’.illotte.! throe »lr. «»d wl>nn It earn- down I was on qvaofJirwpli above. ‘ In me or. the 13th <1a) wf »!:.•; •• quested to bring their hounds. The hound Geo, W. Soule & Son, Bazaar. ■ It is possible that, leaving out agri- score and ten in the sugared, flavored, t*1*1 "’kale’s back, just abaft his benefit ot bh eredih re. w : • *a’e by ttw uttdtrMgi'rd. -• Au . that reaches‘the fox first gets the prize. To the lady getting first premium ion eidture, this may be so; as in th? in­ 4hintilv-wra6ned squares of gum is a head, aud holding on to that harpoon eordao'-r with the titaiii'* ! • *- Clade j hand*- The line which had and provid'd. That Un woolen stockings, call al store and get a dustry more than thirty thousand men, oontixwertiblc theme. • uw A*' • • • \wjty There is, iu fact, such a mysterious connected the harpoon and the boat stenor has t-eva fifed in 'he. ‘"'f women and children are employed. Of u The people of Barry County will have special prize. ilurtl A) theCocmtrof lu-n J. M. Bauer, proprietor of Oak Grprc : these persons about twelve ’thousand ; air of secrecy about the manufacture ‘ had parted, and about two hundred Cterfcfor '• ..... t.iVd taw.sud that snrh In rent on wiu . an opportunity to-morrow evening of list­ Breeding Stables, i men are engaged in catching, while j uf these innocent-looking masticatory : of manilia hawser squirmed and to intending purehusereoa the aay of «*iu ale.ening to Congressman Julius C. Burrows, Will give a special premium to the year­ i the remaining eighteen thousand are sticks that the would-be visitor, who is ! wriggled snake-lilce around in the as directed br Uw. said sale will take place st ‘ be hour of nine of Kalamazoo, a nA H. F. Thomas, of Alle­ ling or suckling colt» taking 1st-and 2nd kept nt work at shelling, grouping, j not given entree into the sacred pre- 1 seething sea. The whale didn’t seem o’clock in tfo- ioreno<m «! w ; ca’ it ih<- «:me gan. They will speak on the issues of premiums in Class 3, Roadsters. packing and soon. The boh is that arc , cincta for love or money, is quite apt ‘ to observe my attitude aud continued recently occupied bv s;o 1 J.- »-ih I’.oui-rsi; Co., PhilllDS & Erb, Grocers, tn the <-ity of 11 tetluue, Mfcbignr. the. coming campaign in Messer Bros. & In addlilon <»t said >t-.i-K vt _ • • t-i-iUuz Will give 50c. for Hubbard squash tak- used in the oyster industry must be 11- to think maybe “cleanliness is next to his attention upon the two remaining Reynolds agricultural rooms the meeting 1st premium; $1.00 for the Ijest layer fruit censed by the state of Maryland, and I godliness” is not the motto of the I boats. There wasn’t any time to think of groceries, crockery and gla** war«-1 ell! >ril nil lawk account* and bills . eedvable t the licenses y ’ ield to the state sevj chewing gum nuinufactnrer. | of this. The hand harpoon had been with store fixture*. to commence at 7:30. Congressman Bur­ cake; 82.50 for the best bushel of beans. enty thousand dollars n year, j ________ Said salt wiB be for rash. At any rate,________________________ there aro innumerable shored into the right place-ami the row.- Is Michigan’s champion in the Na­ Hams A Van Arman’s, Grocers, PlttLl !• T. CotGBnva. Will give to the sebnlar exhibiting the This sum. says Harper’s Weekly, is J stories afloat as to the ingredients of whale was blowing his.last A column * ■ Assgaee-. tional House; one of the foremost men* in best map of tbe state of Michigan, a nice userl to support an oyster police navy, thta decidedly popular American prod- of blood was being squirted skyward Congress and an aspirant for the honors decorated vase lamp; to the second l»est, a which tries to maintain the laws and . net. ‘ ; and the scarlet flood fell over me, dy.PROBATE ot U. 8. Senator. Congressman Thomas a glass water set. prewrve the peace. 'The navy is com- | a chewing gum factory that ctairas ' ing me a gory hue. A few feeble State of Michlgsn, Counis ot,Hany. >• ’ At a of thr ( oart, fw has ably represented this district in Con­ L. E. Stauffer, General Merchant. posed of two steam vessels and about j the dktinettan distinction of lw«5n«-»J»«» being the third larg- j swashes nf of the tail and n a, keellntetnokeeling mo- the couatv ot Barry hokten at the Will give in inurchandlse from his store twenty’ schooners and sloops. It is of- | gress so well for the past two years that for the iM-st three 1-lb. fancy rolls butter, van ut may u*ajr .w wivuiu 1. tion os though he waygoing to lie on his Probate office, ‘tn the City of Hiutinff*. in est iu in the reiM world .Im? jouiiu found within «aiil County, on Wednesday tlie Wh «f fleered by a navy commander and about 1 the gates of Chicago.. Chicago^ Though one is j side announced that the fish was dead, be was the unamlmous choice of the party 83.00: best three Hubbard squash, 83.00; September,m the year right han- . Articles twenty deputy commanders, with head- | not permitted even to glance into the . Our catch was lashed alongside the JrtsJ and ninety ionr. for re-nomination. Don’t fail to hear best three niuskmellons, 82.00. quarters at Annapolis. The Chesapeake 1 l k rrMnt, Charlo W. Anndr»»i>p. Judge of great room where thd clang of much in' pier and the next day we went to taking this premium under this offer to be them to-morrow (Friday) bight at 7:80. bay oysters are superior in quality, ; cry indicates the sacred spot, and ’ work at his carcass. The fish was Protate. donated to L. E. Stauffer. In the matter of the estate of JotepbD. and the waters of the bay nnd its tribI Cook it Cook, Grocers, though one cannot converse with the ' sixty-two feet three and three-fourth Feheley, deceased When Flora Temple trotted a mile be­ On reaefing and flling the petition duly wnWHl give 25c, per pound for best gallon utarics are impregnated with the in- . liege lord who, locked in his private ' inches long, and tbe proceeds from the of Ju’-ta E. E« nriey, widow •>! said d«ea*ed low 2;30 in Kaianiazpo many years ago the crock ot butter. gradients upon which the oyster feeds--’ office, concocts mixtures to tickle the! sale of hih oit bone and other vnlna- fled -----------pray ing thht a certain Inmruinv’iit ihl* •»»» filea and fattens. I* palate _____ _ professional gum-chcwer, ctA„-v„v„vr ! tn bald court pun Orting to be the last " ll atd performance was regarded as wonderfull J. W. Babcock, Harness Dealers, of__ the Wes were three thousand fire hundred h-tanieul of said «fecex!>ed be admitted to pro­ Special to colt winning first in 3-yearThough the Chraapeako bay is tho j ‘ t here are many lateMatiw tNnga'to ke bay is the j there are many interesting things to dollars.” . and H was thought that heh. record would . hate and that administration of said estate be old class. natural home of the oyster, — ’heard ------ J— • — -­ rranted to said petitioner, ihe-riecutm in said rster, the beds ’ 1be ami -------many• interesting things be an enduring one, being about the limit X mile race, (running.) will named or to some other snliab.c |■< r»w. have been ho seriously depleted JAPANESE PROVERBS. .nlrtixwf within ajdiin ’ to be seen in the packing department. of speed that could be attained. The re­ R; Doyle will give S3 to the first, 82 to the last few years that fears were en- I Thereupon it la ordered, tkat Thirty the . vac managers luugnco aloud 11 th day of Octotar A. D„ I*** at ten o djek hi One Ui of the managers laughed aloud cord however has been gradually lowered, the 2nd, and 1 bx cge. to 3rd. i»H? forenoon, be xolpirdfor the hearts# of tertained that the industry might b« at the bare suggestion of admittance 1 <afd petit iofi nnd that th- heirs at l*w “1 xM the pacing being more wonderful than the Fat mans race, 25 yds. very considerably curtailed. Accord- being refused on the ground that the I Frank Parker will give $2. to 1st. The opening of Japan to the west- deceased and all othrr persons luh-mud In trotting. The two minute mark was re­ I said estate, are required to apiwarai Weissert Bros, will give a set of Chris ingly, very stringent laws were passed ‘ ingredients arc injurious. era nations was the means of making of said court, then to be holden al the J MMte r‘Some people actually think,” he ’ garded as an impossibility, but Robert J., ty Bread Knives or a fine pair of shears bythekgislatureof MaryUnd to prooffice, in the city cf Hadhiz<. In said county, sss:.a: lacks only IX seconds of reaching It, hav- to the lady exhibiting the head of longest and show cause, if any there be. ally the of the petitioner may not be granted. Ate it . !ng paced a full mile at Terre Haute Fri­ hair. I* further ordered, that said r glue noH. Lewlck will give 1 bx. cgs. to person Clee to die persons Interested in said p‘ day in the wonderful time of 2:01X* The making fastest time In X mile foot race. the pendency ot said petitwo and the hearing first quarter was made In 30#, tbe half thereof by caOalng a copy cf Hn> order :to be Osborn & Corwin give one pr. shoes to [from which XI ■ ’>>' hrorlU, J.™ no.eltaU pSlSraZ taTta Itartnp ' . __ , , , ., , , ---------------------I “ “ vauiiouou Arum U h in 1.00X* the three quarters Id l:80X. the the heaviest baby Syrs. old or under and from which they hare been taken, her tree native ta Mexico.' anner printed and circulated in Mid Couhty Kiieln2:01X. The second quarter was 1 pr. to 2nd. heaviest same age. This was a wise regulation, and the j ‘ appearance of this sub- ! flourlahwi about fl,e hundred years ■sfBarry. once in each week for t hr.-' successive “What is the Girls and boys foot race. ’ ago was Bakin. From one of his books, weeks previous to said day of hearing i good effects of the practice under it I stance? ” " ~ made in 30 seconds, making the middle Chas. W. ahmmh1’*:. iVoolley & Bronson will give 1 pr. of . ’ Judge of Probate. । entitled "Kmnono Tayema Ama Yo No half of the mile iu 59X seconds, or at the 82 shoes to the girl under 12 yrs. old run­ ^nt’to^.wMoneb^rfflttX»te^' ‘‘It is a thick browri sap of the noneon- ; Tsnki" (meaning “the moon shining (A true copy.) । Tsuki” (meaning “the moon shining ning the fastest for 20 yds. Also l-pr. of rate of a full mile in 1:59. o'>»rren bottoms for oyster culture. | get it ta the original state 'with^partf 1 * elondrift on a rainy night"), shoes to the boy under 12 yrs. running so PROBATE UKDKIt. a., of bnrk^and di£ This .Zu l U10 ,ou«>wlng quaint aphorisma are soyds. the fastest. A gentleman claiming to represent the J ? ?““■ lect<!dto »ho’- the philosophic spirit •ttate of Michigan, County *f Barn Geo. L. Heath will give 1 doz. cabinet five hundred of such leases .recorded, throun’h rY.in/X.1’ Atasemlon of the 1’rotate, t aurj tor the Farmers Wholesale Grocery Co., of Toledo photos to the handsomest baby under 2 each lease being of five acres, there is 01 i th-t PT-railed in tbe Laid ol the Couiiiy of Harrv. holden at the IW»ate ’« • “*king ’“•"‘V Sun “ h“nl,re<’ J'*" ‘his UMl'ettjrot HMtlngx. In «aid rouniv. ■ •«; "<*iOhio, has been taking orders through the no oyster-farming to any extent car­ U “•“» continent was discovered. The late nesitay. the Iftth dav of Set t<mH». -> ; •*" Cook Bros, will give to the mother of ried on. The residents of those coun­ towr ZXXX country for groceries and made his deliv­ oi a thoUMU'd rigid hnt.dii' ’ • ’ Lbr tlie liandsffiinest bxbv Under 2 yrtu, 200 ties bordering on the waters and inter­ in our employ, by the way, who for Mr. Edward Greev of New York cl Prmst, ('liarh)S W. Air ery from the depot yesterday. We were visiting cards. Probata. ested in the industry have been so de ­ up a little while in the morning and saw a In the matter of the ■ By. Dickinson will give 83 to tbe person ». other Japanese 1’ irtar. <!*« eased. number of people asking for their goods eating the most common crackers In 5 termined in their opposition to the Ou readfng xn<t fUinz ti-1''w :! <’!> ', ■ ' culture of oysters that so far the enter* hi> ^nn tha of ILram M. Bristrul. brUfcrt i ,1^ 4, whom we did not imagine would be guilty mins, and 1 bx. cgs. to 2nd person. .Tates iiraylncthiit admii' ‘ *tn>t ’mi ‘ < t prise has not amounted to much. Kurtz Bros will give 10 lb. roast to per­ Mde may be gr.M tni «o i. 11. WickAirt- «• of boycotting their home merchants, mueb There are«two ways of taking oy­ son exhibiting fattest critter. jawr other puH aide person — , , . less of being token in by fakirs. We saw 1 hereupon it is ordered, tint . ; r' Ed. Schumann will give 5 lb. roast to sters, dredging ami tonging, and in ’’La lnR' ** * , tohtb' of Ule Hnddhllt priests, itii>aw.io« men pay 60c. lor Basket Fke Tea that owner of fattest bog and 5 lb. roast to the season of *02-3 there were over a-holc, is proserved." fomuoun. trn a^lgitcd for tte - ■. owner of fattest sheep. ■Are the materials expensive?" i ? “ tc “ lb y mendicants were nine hundred vessels engaged in dredg­ home n.erchqnts would be glad to sell for Mtltlou and Dint the he n at m" , Hida all <»therp*rM>i><J• 1 W. E. Powers will give 2 bx. cgs. to ing, and a great many more than this a ^Sd m "i b«f^g“&-ee nor ceaaod .and 25c; they paid 37c. for baking powder are required to ai1 »,;.r person making longest single Jump with in tonging. The crews of dredging Mid Court, then to bo bol i.-rr ■> that home dealers could make a living pro­ or without weights. ■ Principles has the soul ol an ox offitf. In tiro City uf Hastings, I” ,* *»/ , . t>ty. vessels varj- with the capacity of the Olla used cost W a pint Thesc^e the £ fit at 20r. We did not learn what they F. Brodesser will give 2 bxs. cgs, to per­ a human body.” Believing in the and »tn>w cawte. it any there !'<•.'' • -i. ।, boats, and range from a captain and principal ingredients." <A the uetllk»<.er may not b- gr.‘t • paid for spices but do know that there son making longest single jump. = ,! :iie five men to a captain and twelve men. "How long a time la required to con­ doctrine of the transmigration of souls further utidered. that said tujuu'? Floyd Feighner 1 yrs. subscription to would be 100 per cent profit in that grade ■ ■, the devout Buddhist claims to observe to lt»e i»rr*vrn interested In M*'. These men. by the way. though they vert one lot of new material into chew­ Woodland News to tbe oldest person on iM-fcd<<ic\ of *Ald pctlU.'.' 11 ' . at 15c pep pound. So it was all through the Fair Grounds. characteristics of the lower animals in must work hard and are exposed to ing gum?" thereof ay mnsli>t»<»py nr.V,I t---of living persons, though one is at a loss pnbltabcJ Iu the itartw* Bu•’ ■’ the list with the exception of sugar, which F. H. Barlow & Co. will give 82 for best great hardship and frequently to dan •■Almost a week." ' was used as a bait and was a good enough % bu. white wheat. 83 for best % bu. Red ger, are not well paid. Therefore a An interesting spectacle is to look in to know why the ox, a very patient and good-natured beast, should be supposed good class of labor is not attracted. A wheat, 81 for beet X bu. Rye winter, 81 the packing room. Here great trucks bargain. There was more or lees kicking for best X bu. oats white. These prizes Maryland state oCiccr who recently in­ filled high with strips ol eTewin^m to lack morality. Judge ot I rot *** ■ ron tu.e quality of the goods, especially the awarded to persons receiving first pre­ “As long as a priest has the face of a vestigated the oyst<rmen of the Chesa­ a yard long and several inches wide, (A true copy.) wormy Drains, but as the agent told them miums from judges of Division F. peake said tlat the dredging crewa all carefully marked with geometric saint his body may be aa bloated as a SOTICK OK -HKAJUS‘1 ci-llMS toad’s. ” they got full Weight of the raisins and Tug of war, open to the County. were made up from "tlie lowest strat­ Messer Bros. & Reynolds will give a um of nearly ull nations on earth.” precision into squares, are rolled in at ; I,r o, “The hu nter who ahoots at a flock of Si»t« ot Mlch'co.Cwu.t) tbe worms, they seemed to be satisfied, 825.00 single harness to the best team, 8~ The tongers are of a better class, and intervals from the factory. The deft geese seldom brings down a single Sotie, Ixlwrob, ■!,,». irat • ! ”" j fingers of the seventy-five wrappers— and but one or two absolutely refused to men In a team. UieProMUrcurt !w i> inH. bird, while he who only aims at one are usually natives of the Chesapeake OKI.. »■ <h« .u. tor young girts—break there striprinto Archie McCoy will give a 89.00 center take any of tbe order.—Woodland Newr. six mouths from that date ■ were " )Jit1 counties. The life of the oyster-catcher sections, wrap each in a tissue cover­ generally secures IU" This ia the same credlore table to the-person making the most words to present their Jahn * .ig It is hard to conceive of how people will drw, out of the sentence, “Archie McCoy is the is hard and thankless, as he van tag and then tinfoil, and pack them as "having too many irons in the fire.” late of Htentan Bprmtue. Ute of Mlld ►be repeatedly “taken In” Hkethb, and the furniture and carpet man.” "When you come across a good tub deceasetl. and that all rr*A,KrrLw’ scarcely ever hope to earn more than y”*?,1,? P-otaboard boxes tn an almost . ed an- required to C(Ht re 1« U:e experience of years should long ago have Other prizes for sports and specials will enough to sustain himself mcagcrly. “cred“’’J »h°rt time. One girl har of sake do not drink it like water.” Probate < <-irt.at toe Hrouit- <>- > • ,.ow. Sake, or said, is the national stimu ­ They are out in the severest winter Cttjrof Hu»UDg«.for ‘ v r i.rmn '*"1 be given on Programme. thus filled 153 boxes in one dav, there taught them that home merchants are the All entries to sports and specials close weather, and not infrequently they are being 34 sticks iu each box. or 5,306 lant distilled from rice. The proverb only ones where they can get 100 cents at 9 o'clock on the morning of the day o» wry unsuitably clad for such work. •Uckii sU told. Thia ia an nnusual reo- is the same as there can be too much worth of goods for a dollar. Those who which they take place. Don’t forget this. Many of the mw so employed go out of a good thing. ord, however. expect to get something for nothing, and in the coldest weather, with no heavier Great wooden boxes stacked, to tbe they live In every community, must not body covering than half-worn flanmcelling on all aides, pocked with eLew. sleep confers many beuefita.” * Tbe ... * . ; ;----------- - ---------" . shirts. Last winter vessels were froze kick at the wonns In their raisins, nor the tag gum ready for shipment, are the NOTICE FOB IIEaRISG CLAI. up out in the bay, while the crews result of only one day’s work. It la a “early to bed and early to rise" theory sand Iu their sugar. Such peoplfcinvaria­ K«y ram. Sap t —Xov. MtohliT&n. C mntv <d Bar-v --**• . ,he of the old English proverb. were without either food or water. Ellen E. Bobtown. bly get left, just as they should. WSlra "■ »f The officer before alluded to has ex­ “Ti 3 mountain robber always ends Probate Court for tJ‘* Cou-l> ol.1 ■> ]<h. . When Mrs. Josiah Allen defennined pressed tlie opinioq that if the tender­ his life where be has earned his Hr“0 upon writing & book, and so expressed hearted among the oyster consumers c“h —to the Msveath braron □, 1 , JSl—^L?w5c"! llI’Pli'*tion m»J' b> injw.7xssr-'i'V * M herself, her husband quereously. whined, "What’s the use: who’ll read It when H’s knew with how much pain and suffer­ Illi* ing these bivalves were brought from »cs ta distinctively B chewtaxHrum person seven times before rKUK'.l I»bd »“••> writ.” think ‘>»t ZTZ t him.*' A warning against Now JosUh Alien was only a type of their salt-water homes to the dining­ Z* 5' ; the pessimists who say, "what’s tbe nse .nf table. they would not eat them iu the a taking even on*- column In the paper for happy frame of mind neccwary full appreciatiou of this fine rt of -Ol Additional Local News. "New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR iv THE MARKET X LOOK FOR THE N MF ON EACH WRAPPER ® H. J, FRAKER. 1££ mrt. pro-lo- <. -g&Sf.»«eX � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-09-27.pdf 4cee2dfeb9a98ec452e8188d7a696ee2 PDF Text Text The best Advertis* zn Bar­ Hastings Banner. ry County. vc.,y XXXIX. NO. 22. Largest Circulation of any paper tn ike County ’ Mondthe democrat county convention was held in the opera house. When the time came fur the nominations tn b<- made Hon. MJ F. Jordan arose and made a speech a| the end of which he looked at the llttld “alate” of populist nominees that be had ia his band, straightened up. and moved tint IL Merrick be declared the unanimous nominee of the convention. Cairied.J Milton’s eyes twinkled. From K«»l Lir,. - .Waited Pawer-i of Nashville, who was a tainty commenced to prevail; all basis for delegate no the populist convention lost , conducting business was destroyed, and week neh arose. Walter evidently had This particular scene was enacted whom the result was the panic, the greatest the n“n«» K-toa’allre h.s £.en romtnllhkt tlie names of the poptilist nomi­ country ever knew. The domocrats claim­ nees to Wart for he got, right up and nom­ , b '1* “IIM ‘‘‘“•“■b “f U>e CONGRESSMEN THOMAS AND ed that the Sherman sliver law was the inated A|lw*rt Shepard for Clerk without cause of It all, so Congress was called in BURROWS SPOKE *IN THE Tl,e rtone In even conkultirfg the “slate." Millon look­ Irtdl weatern windows, special session anti that law was repealed CITY FRIDAY NIGHT. ed at thetslate and saw ’twas all right and itovn 01 lb' old but the panic continued. •Wvr that ,toal ln u,e (.cnler of (hr supported the nomination. CarriedThen the democrats said it was all on j Miltonlgot up again. He run his finger account of the McKinley bill and the dis­ , A Splendid Meeting. over the |ht of populist nominees till lie re astrous republican legislation for the last ™ 0De lYtlremlur feature about Friday evening last the campaign In 30 years and quoted the fact that during camcito Register, opposite of which was w.llPL." naW.“ de*“- Tbl' «“W "J" r,br<1 *"!> Blngy. the aloee was Barry County was opened by Congressmen the panic, and before, the McKinley bill tlie nhiM of Frank M. Quick. He then trncKeu. and there was nn utter lack of the Thomas and Burrows. Owing to the short was In operation. The speaker said -‘the went on w,M,rlabor,”, Mlat ll*hUj,’a lbe l'°Q»ekeep- space of time allowed for advertising it, law that condemns a convict .to death In tions of I the meeting was not as large as it would 00 days may remain in force, but the con­ ate" and But those things cost money and Mr have otherwise been. The meeting was victed man loses al! interest in human af­ SICK. pension < held in Messer Bros. A Reynolds’ ware fairs.” The McKinley bill was In force, Easton understood so well Hint a woman ’ s of -. I rooms, which was well filled with very at­ but upon the accession of a free trade par­ Pr “l"'one ,’0P“H-«oml-I.„wdeo Alaa Endon. work Is mere play. The only thing, in tentive listeners. some ty merchants and manufacturers lost all ms eyes, worse than spending money for ed? went on I Congressmen Thomas was the first to interest in its beneficent workings. What household helps was spending money for 1..L m "'I'".ulli"' l'°Pull«l leaders are' Ute pts Ufi cat Ion of the foveof beautv? Every! speak, his address being more in the na­ caused I he trouble was “because a free lauKPliid to get up In their sleeee at compellliir tn,. ture of a preface to the remarks of Con­ trade party came an absolute power, hav­ !ardent 4 ,o """Q'se tbe'r _ lleEt .. gressman Burrows, whom, owing to his ing the power and pledged in National ■* "•KLor,oa?Jc?Iori «‘oaQ» are turning told the iopullst convention what a popu­ nJf P 11 would but look over hills and treeslong public life, and the more titan nation­ convention to overturn all tariff laws.” But and nomlnatetl the following ticket:-^* 1 * Bul | b g re are tht * dUbes and here is the churnlist lie wis. but be didn't do it. Mr. Gribal reputation that he has won, everybody the change is what you voted for. Fora S>i«rlir Wm. IL Merrick. beri, printer—of Nashville made the nom­ was eager to bear. , Those things must always yield to these.” What Is the matter with the price of inating weech lie did it well too. Chairman Kenyon introduced Congress­ ' Merk —A.and F. Shkpard. All. Hat wan face! Time alone never man Thomas, who upon opening his re­ your wheat? There are many who are • “ sKtsler-F. M. Quick. Milton aad Walter both smiled. Roe was crying about the demonetization of silver, rurrowed the brow nor penciled those marks said In rather a Joking manner that rewurer—Henry Koe. claiming that It alone Is responsible for tense lines around the lips. Self-sup­ the chairman bad him apeak first, as to the low price of wheat. OMseutor— W. o. Lowden. Those who renll Court ('onitnl^ionere—Ed pression, that is the story told by the rather sharpen the appetites of those pres­ claim that silver is demonetized are mis­ mouth while the eyes are filled with unut ­ ent for the feast which was to follow, re­ taken. Silver is not demonetized. Every Malloar Jr. and Silas Stafford? *** terable longings. ferring of course to Congressman Burrows’ dollar of it that you have Is worth 100 bor surveyor—Jas. Matthews. She stands over the stove frying dough­ toners—Drs. Woodmansee and nuts. As she glances for a moment out of speed). He then referred in complimen­ cents. If wheat Is low on account of sil­ tary terms at being pleased to address the ver, what can you say of corn, the price Baughman. tlie window a memory comes to her of an people of “this chain pion city of Pythian tentative—J. N. Covert. August day yearA ago when she stood by fame, and referred feelingly to his former of which is- high. Both of them are ndidate hatnitB i.hampiun wliu measured by the same standard of value. vouchedIthat lie was a populist and noth­ the side of a limpid lake and watched the residence In this city and of the old faces Wheat Is low on account of that inexorable sun go down behind rosy and opaline and places that be could remember. ing else but a populist. Prominent in the law of supply and demand. When the clouds. How light her heart had been! He next called attention to the fact that supply is greater than the demand prices eonventum wu Walter Powers of Nash­ How run of beauty she had thought the of all the political parties jn the field to­ must go down, but when the demand is ville. w}iu nominated Henry Roe for world was! And now— day there are but two whlcli challenge the greater than the supply prices will go Ireasurer, stating that Jie was a full Hedg­ Here she was interrupted by the en­ ed |M)pulst. The action was very strange trance of her husband. James Easton, at attention of the voter, namely the republi­ u>. can and democratic parties, and next paid The sliver question Is very prominent in view |f subsequent events. fifty was still erect, his face was adorned some attention to the origin of parties, In the minds of many, and the democratic by a beard of a weeks growth, one sus­ and calli-d attention to Hie fact that when­ party Is turning the attention of the peo­ pender sufficed to support his dirty over­ ever the people become aroused on any ple to it ,<dmj>ly to keep them from the alls. and his mouth showed elaborate stains question of general interest that question main question. To my mind sliver'must of tobacco. is sometime bound to be emboditxl is a always play an important part in our "cur­ The expression of his face was a little political platform. “The democrat esousal rency, but I am opposed to the unlimited difficult to read, principally because there of tariff reform was a (Jeceptfen from the free coinage of silver at the present ratio was so little of it. Selfishness, a grovel- start If free trade was and Is a great of 10 to 1, and the speaker gave these ingjtature, and a rough kind of pride in truth, and protection a great robbery there reasons. 1st—A mine owner could take self, these disputed the possession of the could be no middle ground. But under, every 50 cents worth of silver at the pres­ field wlth^gnoiance. • the plausible mask of “Tariff reform," ent value to the American mints and get it “Doughnuts smell kinder good Han­ manufacturers and producers were cajoled coined into u dollar. 2nd—America would ner," and he helped himself to one ns he by the word “Tariff,” while the free trad­ be made the dumping ground for al! the took a seat. “What you got the window­ ers were humbugged by the word “Re­ silver of the world every 50 cents worth down for?” form.” Both are now undeceived; for they of which would be coined into one dollar. “It makes the stove smoke’’ she answer­ have learned that both words combined in­ The result of such a ruinous policy could to the phrase “Tariff reform," is about only be to drive this country to a silver ed in an apologetic tone. “Guess you can stand it If you had a equal to the mathematical formula ono basis and end In a depreciated currency little more to do you wouldn’t tw so no- minus one equals nothing." and bring America such a financial panic “The passage of the McKinley bill was as the world never knew. Udned. Jest open it." She obeyed although the smoke from an event of no ordinary’ character. It Referring to the Gorman edition of the the stove nearly blinded her as she bant broke upon the scenes of American indus­ Wilson tariff bill Congressman Burrows over the kettle of boiling lard. “A little try like a rising sun and through its life- . said that in one respect this administra­ giving rays into every mart *0! industry, i of Frank M. Quick. — ----- more to do." She had ironed, churned, tion was remarkable., Having absolute juid toldof the many qualifica- baked bread and pies, besides getting into every center of activity. It inaugurat­ control of the House and Senate, yet a ne •‘man he was about to nomin­ meals, sweeping, skimming milk, and oh, ed a new dispensation of labor, opened bill was passed to which they were both new avenues of industry, and enveloped opposed, as well as the Chief Executive of al closing moved the usual sus- many other things. “What was in your letter? 1 seen it every toller in an atmosphere of hope. the nation. The pernicious provisions of jf the rules and Frank M. Quick, lere Miltorr paused, and asked was from Manda" and Mr. Easton helped The industrial history of this country for the Gorman bill were already being felt by the year 1890. 1891, and 1892 will stand everyone, except the favored Trusts. Some I where Quick lived, and then himself to another doughnut. There was a moment's silence for the forth as an enduring monument to Tlie of tlie parts to which onr goods were ad­ Mr. Quick was nominated*. inly next looked for Mr: Powers poor woman feared to speak. Yes, fear­ wisdom which has for its object the digni­ mitted free of duly by our reciprocity ty and advancement of American labor. treaties, were being closed. and the labor­ and tell the convention what an ed. “Manda thinks she liain’t goen to live And when to-day the discouraged work­ ing men of the country had commenced to emocrat Mr. Roe was, just as he long, and she wants me to come and see man returns empty handed to bis anxious pay millions of dollars more each year for her. And T*want to go James" she added family and remembers the days which sugar. hastily as lie was about to speak. “She’s have passed so quickly, away, he will be It was regretted thaj Congressman Bur­ all the sister I’ve got and 1 baint seen her forever fire-proof against the delusive rows could not speak longer and tell of the fallacies of free trade, and deaf as an ad ­ conferences the committee had to which for six years." ' Milton aad Walter lx»th smile“Well now, who ever heard such non­ der to Hie sophisms of tariff reform.” be belonged, but to which be was not in­ nominated by acclamation. What are we to do about the populist vited. As it was he spoke an hour and PkalrOdr.. 'T'v*t1U tl of Nashville \ Chairman Truman, now- sense! Wheat less than fifty cents a bush­ and prohibition, parties? I will tell you. said tbatlnominatlons for Prosecuting At­ el and you want to go galvinatiug off. I'm As American citizens, we are going to three-quarters and held the closest atten­ tion of the audience. torney wt-re In order, and according to surprised at you Hanner.” keep our eyes on the main issue. We be­ As Mr. Easton lias been surprised at his program.; there were h few. calls of Low­ lieve it is the first duty to preserve a na­ den, Lu widen, that ardent democrat The wife for the last twenty-five years she let tion before we reform IL There is em­ Church aud Society. calls caine entirely from the populist ele­ the remark pass unheeded. The Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach in “it would only cost three dollars James" bodied in the democratic party an element ment of (he democrat party. Those dem­ of great strength that is bitterly envious the Presbyterian church next Sunday—a ocrat*, who are democrats? from principle, she says meekly, wiping away a tear. “Three dollars! Humph! And then of northern prosperity and'unfriendly to talk that will keep you awake at the eve­ kept very mum on prosecutor, as indeed the Union and its defenders. They have ning service. they did pn'all the other nominees. The you was sick last winter and 1 had to pay already dealt most deadly blows at our in­ four dollars doctor bill. That was all democrat^ who were present no doubt re­ Mr. Jesse Holes leads the meeting of the dustries. Especially have they singled membered two years ago when Mr. Low­ nonsense too. And then a dollar and a out the farmers, lumbermen and miners Y. P. 8. C. E. in the Presbyterian church den said that “he despised both of the old half In the spring fur n new hat. The of Michigan. next Sun daj- evening. parties, 4s they were rotten and corrupt to third hat In ten years Hanner. You’re a There is no neutral ground. If you do Mission Band next Sunday afternoon in the core;] that he hoped “his right band pretty wife to help a man git along. You not array yourselves directly against the can ’ t go. that ’ s all there is 'bout IL Git Subject, “Ja­ would lohse its cunning If It ever handed present destructive policy you will be the Presbyterian church. pan and the Almond Eyed Japanese.” up an old party ticket.’ etc." He got down me a drink of cold water!! She went obidleutly out to the pump and counted for IL If you weaken the repub­ on both knees square on the P. I. plat­ lican party by so much as one vote you brought him a dipi»er of sparkling water. Mrs. Minnie Carpenter pt Detroit, Mich., form. Subsequently one hand got over carry cheer into the opposite camp. The un the democrat platform and the other And he. the brute, drank it and rising public opinion you think you are manu­ will speak for the fir«fctjpiritualisUc Socie­ said: "Hurry up supper Hanner. And ty Sept. 80. afterndon1 and evening, com­ on the prohibitionist, and in that position make some warm biscuits. Hunt up what facturing for temperance, for free silver, mencing at 2:30 p. m. and 7:30 p.^n stand­ he stood looking for an endorsement in eggs there Is oat round the barn before or for any other coHateral issue will avail ard. She is reputed a good lusplrltional the coming November. The voters evi­ supper 'cause 1 want tu take tliem out to you nothing in that evil day when a ruin­ and test medium aud will give tests from dently ttfcught his position uncomfortable the comers this evening. I’m goen down ed people shall lament the loss of their the rostrum. and so tWey “let him down.” At the con­ to Kalamazoo next week with Jim Burns most beneficent Institutions. moved that Mr. vention Ilcnday. llcnday. Milton nwved Congressman Thomas closed bls address The Epworth League Devotional meet­ and I’ll want some spendin money. See Lowden pe nominated by acclamation. A that yon don't make any noise ’cause 1 m with a little poem aptly illustrating the ing at 6:30 Sunday evening led by Prof. nquired “ why don ’t you uomin- goen in the sltten roam to lay down and fallacy of overlooking a present - duty for Sterling. Subject, “The Ten V logins”; delegate some “far away’’ good. Matt.-25: 1-18. at? the w wle populist ticket and be done rest." • At the conclusion of Congressman with it?” Milton's a motion was carried -I think th? sweetest joy of heaven. The subject at the Methodist church Thomas’ address Congressman Burrows and lie grinned. The rarest bliss of eternal life. was next Introduced. Owing to the fact Sunday morning is. “Christ in the City." Mil ton) was getting tired out so some And the fairest cpiwn of all. wit wji.it en In the evening an address will be deliver­ that he was not well, ahfferiug from n se ­ one else bominated Silas Stafford for CirUnto the careworn farmer s w lie. euR Un Commtoloner. 1!, tin, Ume vere cold, his voice was not in good sbapp. ed to the Epworth League and young peo­ Mildrkd -Marsh. ple. On Tuesday evening the weekly He spoke In substance as follows:— Milton l»'l Eft bl.< breath, ao In- lookwt He first called attention to the glorious program for the year will begin conducted, down unithc populist slate attain and anno record of the republican party during its by the religious department. These mettto tin- nitee o< W Mallory Jr. and nomKral Estate Transfer*. years of power, and to the fact that the Ings are open to any young person who WAKllAXTV DEKM. ”\'or s urveyor someone nomlulnated Jas. C. s. Burton to Levi E. .wd Jane C. Tuttle, 40 year 1892 was the most prosperous one In desires to spend a pleasant evening and our history. Good prices for produce, our all nre welcome, Ix*t the Leaguers all MallbetiMHto" snpport«l\tbe nomla Adelhertrw. Bcutl to James R. and Jusan A. mills nufi factories In full operation and rally to this opening meeting. n*EveryIliluR Unis forbad tone sFlmmlngall classes of labor well paid. Under the ’ W-fISJS a The first of the scries of Club Socials of excellent workings of the McKinley bill >« TMpopull"'" l>«11 wrced ,d , down 111 nwk. of lb« democr.tr.7wlll.mit Kfml|>li S .lordwi to Adelberl N.wlotf, pwcel, our goods were entering foreign markets the M. E. church will be entertained at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon “ wiS. w'u'lS-JlS ’ io l«lle X. Both IM, fnc of duty, in exchange for those pro­ V. muchias a struggle on the part of the next Oct. 8. by Mesdames Wm. Jones, latter. Dot w|en it came to the Coro“*{ * 'w V* HkkAo Wm. and Mio, Roam. aa. tee ducts which we do not produce at home. O. D. Spaulding, Wilson. Cannon, Dennia Our markets were broadened for lhe irie«.tdCortrtal.L of Barry. ChrtaUan Frander. Ma. are American product, and the American peo­ F. ^klack. Pryor, Perry, Ryerson, Stlnchsaid tliai he wauled to see "one Bemocr*. "’i£Sr&* ple got lhe necessaries of life from abroad comb, Wm. Tinkler. Eldred, A. Biaok, “i.iS'r'LTeSL'l.KD.’ld Rnt a greatly reduced price. Everyone was Grace Black. F. Spaulding.. Supper wfU getting good wages that wanted to work, be served from 5 to 7 o'clock standard AH-aro aardiaily invited te attend. aud buying the necessaries of life cheaper time. ‘’cfi'-.’ww to Be") F. Denw. “• than ever before. But the people were Any woman not Intending to retain her ’a'^e'of:nr.‘woo<lm.n«ot"l»"°'“elWJBd "JIwlSio BUM M. wnttuey. U. etc not satisfied. “They wanted a change." membership in the Woman’s Club for the Drawing himself up to bis full Height and ensuing year, is requested to Inform the 'Vlria™ “ Fr*n‘ Aviewing the audience fur a few* moments Secretary. Mrs. H. A. Barber, either by ,,l;^'w’r'ri?X“o Ranwm and Hettle Mayo. the speaker said “They’ve got It” They postal card or in person before Oct. first. .hZ “slate ticket" through. Mr. ried the *» . hJg defeat, ’“kM’Gme'ta.l to CM. B.aod Armen!. V. must appreciate It by this. time. The year Members of the Club please look in the 1892 was the most prosperous in the his­ nHSt,VMoSd“'b*Wm. "‘"Ole. Par-'- tory of the country. Our revenues exceed­ papers next week for the announcement of the place for first meeting. Oct. 5th. ed our expenditures by millions and pre­ Hankah M. Barlow, „?^e™>cr.t conrentlon passed. The "£lffpte w Wm. A Foot parcel aoe M, vious to Nov. 1893 there was no evidence of a ctetnocrafc .)r uaUghman, of other populist nominee. Dr. ua a "St“lKU «Fr«i E. VanOrMel. la. Me ». or prospect whatever ot the greatest panic the country ever knew that came upon this * All.'e^uiS-nee Io CPU H. Lawrence, pare.! Notice. country almost with the election of a dem­ sec"«. Bam. !>■ ocrat president. . AH dogs not licensed and found with no Business continued good until January tag on will be taken care of in accordance 1893. but in the, middle of that mouth it with ordinance. W. H. Miller, commenced todrop off. Merchants quit Marshall. buying, causing manufactures to close down tbelr factories and throw lator out indeed LW>.________ ________ SoUot. of employment. ”Tlnd this waa very nat­ J poultry Wanted The annua! meeting of the ural, and was jiedicted in republican We W*H h"> 'llullaiul town Orangeville, lhuij Barry ■and Hi campaign speeches A party was to eoiuc vnuigriuw, tn power that promised free trade and de- | tective Association Saturdays of each Eeiared protccuon’ unconstitutional. Mer [Saturday. Sept JU. I chants and manufacturers with large I slocks could not octi. Doubt and------ 1 price ineaab. Will Kbosewittlb. WHOLE NO. 2050 DON’T BLOT From Your Memory That Gar and Stoves and Rang Cook Food and Warm Homes FOR MILLIONS; Asr. the Very Best that Money and Ingenuity can Produce. Fall Stock Now In \V . at the Fair call and examine them. Ira Van ValKenburgh tel I te I a THE FAIR Will soon be here and I have on hand a stock of Furuiture that, cannot help but please the people. Those intending to buy will have one of the best assor­ ted stocks in the state of Michigan to select from. Everything is new and first class, and no old goods to work off at any price. Whenever you want new goods at the lowest reasonable prices, give me a call A. McCoy THE POPULIST PILL THE CAMPAIGN OPENED. Disgrantled Populist Leaders Force The Democrats to Endorse their Ticket. ^oS^Jt8 ?twix:t.ssb SiSt«S«*« �Hastings Banner ■ Mr. C. E Bohali, W. Union, Minn. Blood Poison By ivy or live oak, eauied Inflammation, crop Hods and Intense Ju-hlng nud burning on mj Hood ’s Saraa - . 1 parlUa ■ vtnntnms LXJL I h»ri> gained 12 pounds since taking Hood’s; 0 E- Bohall, West Union, Minnesota. 1 HOO<I*« Pllla cure all liver Ute, blllousnaM PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM dr to Ila Youthful Color. * iK-atp diK*»e* * hair IaUIuj. Wc.wiJJl.Wal I>ru«:‘«t* THINftGURfl FOR THIN PEOPLE. Are you thin ? FiMh made with Tiiin.xcurn Tab’eti by asefenUBc process They create perfect h^im'.’.ntton of every form of f*od, secreting the valuable part:- and dlM-ardlng She worthies*. Tbrv make thlr face* plump and round' out the fig­ ure. The” are th* 3TANDARD REMEDY for 1Su.uxm*sn. coututnlng no ait,eiiic, and nlx>Inteiv hartnle**. ” Price, prvpalu. f 1 per box : 6 tor > 5. Pamphlet. • HOW TO GET’FAt." fr« -. * Liebig COMPANY’S An Invaluable product made from lhe flnei-t beef the world produces Extract of Beef NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. Blate of NIototgxD. County of Bam —s*. Netice Is hereby given, that by an order of thr I’rob.-.tf Coiut for the County of Barry made on the 3Ch day of August- A. D. six uiotith5 from that date were allowed for cred­ itors n> present their claims against the estate of Charlie 1*. Fisher, late of said county, deceased, and that al! creditors of said dr.-rased, are required to present their claims to said Probate Court, at the Prohate office. In the Cllj of llaattnKS. for examination aud allowance, cu or beioro the 2nd day of March next, aud that such claims will be heard before said court, on Fnday, Hut 3Xh day of November and on Saturday. Hie 2nd day of March next, a: ten o’clock tn the forenoon of each of those days. Dated Au, usl 30th. A. D. 1RM Chas. W. aioistroxg. Judge of Probate. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In the mtttsr of the estate ot Lucinda Blanchard, deceased. Nollet I* hereby given that I shall sell at public auction, to tb« blgbest bidder, on Frl 'day the tilth dav of October. A. D. 1KM. at 10 o’clock.-hi the forenoon, at the Probate Office In .he city of Htsunes. in the County of Barry. In the stall! Of Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted to me on the flrsl day, of September, A. I). 18M. by the Probale Court of Barry County. Michigan, all of the estate, rjgtit. title and interest of the said deceased of. lu.ato-1 to the real estate situate and being In the County of Barry. In the State of Michican, known and described as follows, to-wit: The west four-fifths (*-5} ot north one eighth (l-8> of ©a*t one-fourth (1-4) of south east quarter (H> of section thirty one (31) town one north range Un west, c juMining four acres of land, be the same more or less. L Dated. S< pteinber 1st. A. D., WM. jka B;. vxcHAUn, Almialitrator. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. r A_G S75tODO OO SLKKUF >15.000.00. jDoarparaied under the laws of the State Of Michigan. Open for business Dee. 15,1888. officers: G. fktbmsxe, President; Chester Measer, Vice. Pre*. D. W. R^ynoldr, Cashier. Dir^croRs: ReyaoMa. G. RohiUMM., Carverh." Chester Messer. F. T. Ooixrove. lia.-. xbe only savings department In in Ban? Count v and pays interest on ail time eate for such pontinna ni the Grand Bagid» Bu»toc»a Collrre, Shorthand, and Normal bchpol. For Cataiurue, address A- *• Parish, Propt. Hall’s Specific! Regains and Maintains. The Vital Powers. Cures NERVOUS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. O®<*~ ATHLETIC EXERCISES. THE CHINESE LANGUAGE Off Itjaim' Twdateg. It la Hot So Monoey.i-.t - ,,, Commonly 0UP;,G:, 4 ’ 1 Upwards cf Seventy Lives Lost ! London. O., Sept 22.—A sight too* At the fourteimth pnnnal session in meet and the ending of the Mhletfa in a Western Cyclone. • horrible to behold was a scene as the Lansing of the Michigan GreP life that should be remedied, says a COOK 33OS .. Proprietors. legs. 1 have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla and ff do not have any poison STRUCK BY A TRAIN. > jBorribMs race ox an i Two Thursdfj, Sept. 27, 1894. W' SCORES ARE SLA LN. | weat-bound Big Four train pulled into ( of Maccabees the following writer in Longman’s Magazine. 11 Thickly Populated Portion* of Iuw» uri ’ the city at 10:45 a. ro. The trainmen were elected; should not be begun at too youthful a j unloaded three terribly mangled bod-; Great commander^SL R S, un aged lady. Mra Mi. ' 3‘h period: it should not be continued to too late a period. 1 hare put It from Knorxnoo*. 1 sister of Rev. W. L Slutz, pasFilat: preat retwrd- keeper. Jowph eighteen to thirty-six years of age. and lor of the Methodiat Episcopal BcU»hu>n Grand Rxpids: cr««t medlra) ex­ that, I am convinced, is a very just TKRIIIBI.E 1AL*. church of this City. and the axnlaer. Dr. ECwin laws, great chaplimitation for all except those who are two daughters of Rev. Sluta Miss Ma- lain Henry W. CW. Manbwe_ St. PAUtra Minn., SepL 24.—The cy„ The great tore of lady Maccabees obliged to follow it, aa in the acrobat clone of Friday night that swept bel. aged 18 years, and little Helen, way, during a life of toil devoted to died imine- elected the following o®’*’*through Minnesota and Iowa wss one aged 8 years. Mrs. Buell ________ the amusements of the people. of the worst that ever visited this sec- ‘ diktely -”-*^ly after being removed from the Great coatnandar. Mrc.LHUan At eighteen the organs of the body tion. At least seventy persons were ' train, tr©ln, ----- ” * “ ------ —**" i and little Helen died 30 minutes MU« Emma have fairly developed and yet are not killed and m»ny others were fetelly later. Irter. Mabel M.bel was wu inwardly inwardly injured, injured. I K ijairer. Ann Arbor:' finMrte iata'- keeper. hre^r. Mrs. Mra injnrctl; In addition several towna the ---- ---collar ---- — bone _.oken broken and and aa large largo II gusle Su.le RR. Graves. dr.re. Port Fori Huron; Huron; medical mwUoal <«• mm“* so matured as to have lost any degree in tlie bead that will mer, MU» Euinrn K. Cook. Detroit: chnplain. of their elasticity, power and facility were wrecked, some of them being 1 cut ‘ for affording graceful and powerful ' ptobably cause her death. The ac° bnirht. Lansinstotally demolished. movements. The nervous system haa । cident occurred 8 miles east of London i Spring Varans Winterbecome well developed and the senses The storm was first observed a few atjthe Lessengcr crossing while thpy j Rosa Schlesinger. 30 years- of age. miles south of Spencer in north westr taking a carriage nde to the; ha“U^n^enced*a anit for breach'of have reached to good and healthy ac­ tion. At thirty-six lhe organs hare ern Iowa about S o'clock in the even- f Man try. The crossing is a dangerous ; ugain8t Louis Barnett; 70 years Sweeping resistlesaly across one, the road being low with corn-' the Wayne circuit court af ceased-to increase naturally and all ing. parts have entered in to a maturity the state north ‘ *' of Emmetsburg fields on each side, making it impossi- j petroj’t. Fnie young woman demands , the way of Algona and „ it wiped out the bli to see the train unless directly on <J0 n bn|in for tbe dispelling of which stamls in new activity of u permanent Char­ town of Cylinder toucbml Maron the tra,k. ] herdre.m of married Wire She claim. acter. By this time the body City, ruinlng_ . . building, and crop. THE FIRE F~END that Mr. Harnett promired to marry begins to fed concussions and vibra­ northwest of Osage. Here the cyclone ' , i herin good faith, and that thrivedbore off to the northeMt, Crossing the jnames at Portlaud, Orts, Do Dam*ge to । din? day «us set. but that he then re- tions. wbicfc, exalted, puss easily into Minnesota line, and\ noon after 10 the Hxtent ot ai.aoo.ooo. 1 nudluted his engagement Mr. Itor- shocks affecting the elastic aubstanee, o'clock wrecked the little town of j Pohti.and. Ore., Sept 24.—The most: nett clllhus thal he never promised to especially tlie elastic arteries and all structures that require to be cushioned Leroy, where a bad fire ud^vd to the disastrous fire in tlie history of thia t marry ~ •• f Rosa at• nlL by the elastic element destruction. Spring.Valley was in the city broke out at 4:80 o’clock Sunday I If clastic tissue grows in the body in. Stare Board of Health Report. path of the cyclone aud suffered se­ afternoon in the dock of the Pacific ■ -------------------. Reports to the state board of health youth and adolescence there comes an verely. Turning again to the east the Coast Elevator company and raged for j little towns of Homer and Lowther three hours, destroying property j t,y seventy-.*ewn observers in differ- early period when it fails to grow,' ( er.t parts of the state ended Seplern- and, ns occurs in-a piece of India rub­ were badly damaged and at one vajued at nearly 81,500,000. Thc losses, as near as can be aseer- I l«r 15 show that toDsflltls increased, ber, there comes another period when time reported completely wiped off the ; face of the earth. After crossing the tajjned at this time, are as follows:; and that whooping cough decreased In it begins to lose its elasticity. Tbep Mississippi and doing considerable North Pacific Elevator company, 8500,-' ftrCtt of prevalence. Consumption was any new exercise of an extreme kind damage to farm buildings near Marsh- • 000; Portland General Electric com- i reported at 234 places, scarlet fever at becomes a mechanical injury, which, land, Wis., the storm seemed to have ; puny, machinery, 850,000; coal bunkers j forty, typhoid fever at sixty-one, soon shows itself in the fact that'the spent its force. A smaller storm did i of the North Pacific Terminal company, diphtheria at twentv-flre, measles st man once so successful is forced, some damage at Dodge Center, which | $40,000; Oregon Railway A Nuviga- •. five, and smallpox at Detroit, nolens volens, to admit that he is was not on the path of the main ; tion company, on dock, freight cars , beaten by younger competitors. Here ----- *— cyclone. The path of tjie storm was ! aud steamer Willliumette Chief, 8250,- j DvcUxmw to Hou. are disadvantages of a striking kind. I At a meeting in Lansing of the dem- have seen them. I have seen many ; not wide, but it had all the character­ 000; merchandise on docks. $200,000. : istics of the deadly tornado and the Tim insuranee carried will reach 8500,- ■ ocratlc state central committee Elliut . youtbs lnjlire<i by too early oompeti 000. The Liverp<x>l & London and ' G. Stevenson, of Detroit, was chosen I j have over and over again seen dimensions of a cyclone. Globe Insurance company lias a large i chairman of the committee to place of j matun, men vitally injured by too pro­ ; John of South Rockford, who loagoa B competition. It fa hard tn rev.ws. Strong, .... Just how many lives have been lost share of the policies - ” .1 to accept the place. Sccre- 1 1<n(JW and fcel aU bct it »s ^0^. i declined is still uncertain, but the reports re- , FIREBUG SENT TO PRISON. Urv Ha Hosford annouitoed the w»tb- ing u, onr mi^tre^ Nature, and die is ceived indicate that certainly not less 1 H« Cbufewod Having Daiiaed Many Seridrawal from the ticket of Milton F. | than seventy are dead while some re- [ I no strong and so determined a jade oni ConfincrationB. j Jordan, of Barry county, nominee for. ports place the number from seventy | that she will give nothing beyond Kansas Crrr, Mo.. Sept 28.—Francis lieutenant governor. to 100. The towns damaged .-or de­ ! what she 1ms given. Nobody- says no stroyed are Cylinder, Burt, Forest M^T^ogun, for thirty years a firebug ' * MteMxan Bauker*. means it with so inexorable a de­ City and Manly Junction, in Iowa; aud proud of it went to the state pen- , Al the annual meeting in Hay City U-raiuatloni»MU'.rara Nature. Amun Le.rOy, Spring Valley, Dodge Center, itantiary Friday for five years for set- ‘ of the Michigan Bankera' awoeiation ha<l better be obelieat to her than to Homer and Lowther, Minn., and ting tire to the. yards of the ’ Kansas I। officers were chorea aa follows: ; •>'<• OT “ “ >>er husband. City Lumber company. He volunteered ' Marshland, Wis. President, s. M. Cutctaon. Dime Saviniri* t Eliminating apparent duplications the statement that he had been . bank, Detroit; first vice president, L )L ; BEAUTIFUL IN MIDDLE LIFE. of names of dead' the following from causing big fires in all parts of the I Withey, 3JIchl«a» Trust oon-.pany, Grand , points in Iowa iis fairly accurate: Upited* States and Canada for thirty '; Rapids; tecoutl vice prtmidtat. W. H. Wlthlnc- At leleut and Modern Women Whoa* Good toe. Valor b ink. Jackson: secretary. Frederick Algona, 19; north of Garner, 13; north y^ars. He was responsible for numer­ Haye* Pre*>um National ban.k Vetron; I of Britt, 16; near Manly, 12. ous small fires in Milwaukee tills ' W. treasurer, W. T- DeGrafl. Jtatloaal baak. lx>- !. Helen of Troy comes upon the stage In Minnesota tlie storm seemed to year, but with a .proud ring in his troll. 1 at the age of forty. Aspasia was thlr* atart at Ixsroy, after traveling tn the ! voice, he declares that in Rock Island, . arexre. with a --------! W,‘*“ , *" •’«?<*■’• »“J Chance*! Ssrlous vre-.. Crime. air for several miles. Three persons HL, and Providence, R. 1., he set | Dr. Holmao S. Humphrey, of Lanl>rllHrt«it figure thirty yean were killed at this place. At Chatfield, I tlie biggest fires of his career. In • .lag, a vrell knowu traveling phv.iCleopatra w» past thirty Minn., a dance was in progress at the 3evidence he added, with much sat- clan. ™ b:mnd over to the clrcal. "-hen rte mel Aulony. Diane de Pot. opera house when the storm descend- j action, a lot of horses and carriages , court for trial by Ju.Uce Dolan on tie J*"" won th,' ed upon the town. The building was were burned, and at Rock Island a charge of manslaughter, preferred by n^nT » ‘‘ NT ’»«!*»» blown down an<F many persons wore ' whole block of stores and residences ' Julia CoWr.v, of Nohvlllc. who al- h" “»• hl- A devottoB never hurt. Sixty houses in all were dcmol- ' were consumed. ---------------------- : lege, that the doctor first reduced her “(““It'd- A"ne of Au.tria wav thirtyished and 100-persons were injured. Al : BUI Admit Women. • Bnd afterward committctl a criminal . e’gh’ when described aa the most beauSpring Valley three were killed. (CHATrAMOOGA. Tenn.. Sept 21.-The operation. ’ tifnl "on»»n » Europe. Mme. de Houmhi Lifted Into the Air. third day’s session of the sovereign ----- *-----I Maintenon was forty-three when unitMason City, la.. Sept. 24.—The cy­ giand lodge Independent Order of Odd Frtam. ar* FnU. ed to Louis, and Catherine of Russia clone came with terrible violence, giv- ( Fallows was opened at Lookout-Inn Dn Samuel Pell, of the state board j thirty-three when she seized the throne ing little time to escape. At the farm 1 Tiiuraday morning at 9 o’clock. Legiscorrections and charities, returning ■ she occupied thirty-five years. Mlle, of David Haddow the house was lotion on the admission of women to , from a trip to the state institutions Mar was most beautiful nt forty-five, lifted in the air_ over a grove of trees the order through the Rebekah lodge saJ‘h Jaeksou prison is full; the and Mme. Recamler between the ages and landed in a cornfield. It was then was effected.. The new law admits all l»<mse ot correction al Ionia has 100 ! of thirty-five and fifty-five, swept back against the trees, smash­ odd fellows and wives and all white ’ morc thau tt X’f*44’ »nd the reform ” saw about sweet sixteen ia - — 1. The old ing it to nits and killing Haddow and his wifi At the farm of D. E. Mc- women over 16 years of age who "be­ school at Lansing has upwards of 100 exploded by the truer knowledge that jmore than a year ago. j the highest beauty does not dwell in Kercher, 8 miles west of Manley, all is a lieve in the Ruler of the universe.** i immaturity. For, according to Science mass of ruins. His 12-year-old son ' Halpcd to Captar* Davfa. , Siftings, uv«ui) ortv uui beauty i.i does not mean moan aiuue alone was kiUed and also his hired man, Foirr Waxnb, Ind.. Sept. 22.—Wil­ Andrew Bee. late of Company k’ 1 the fashion of form and coloring, as Louis Gravgooldt A lady seamstress, I liam Nelson and Alfred Waterman, Fourth Michigan cavalry, died i -LI ----i found ln the waxen doll. The dew of Miss Maggie Baker, had a piece of two American Railway union men, Martin. 1 *fnr* h«» credfit rroriit ^4 wood so driven Into her leg that three 1• were fined 810 and sentenced to jail i deal of the g that, for the capture of youtlj and a complexion of roses tjometimes combine to a face that ia , un ­ men could hardly extract it I * । for thirty days for stoning She will j • I’ennsyl’ ;i Jefferson Davia, he being the first man and l'unresponsive as lthough n'ra’P?i»"lT' V *“o0Kh probably die. Those who took refure refuge rani, paauuger train. They have ' to recognlxe the confe'lerate prert moving mt"* th' Ufe ,(*rk- .In th* in the cellars were saved. Pieces of been In jail ever .luce the Mrlke. dent aa he attempted to eacape in dieix>urse of oi years, however, a tune ar­ I। '-nurse timbers were carried for miles. All Upon their release they will be re- I guise. . . . . . - . V.VI.L rives «a.k.a*>when I).,. the 1—coming _ ___________ I... ----- —— of age a must be the buildings struck are a total wreck. !' arrested on the charge of assault and j Short But Ncwir items. • j recognized, when the muscles begin to The loss will exceed $50,000. ! battery with intent to kill a Penney!Fred Winters, while playing ball at ' relax, the akin to lose ita polish and ranladctcctlra rreflnintc Destroyed AU in Its Fath. —..... .. ................. I East ~7’ Jordan, iWM *____ trnc________________ k iti the face by roundness and softness give place to Osage, la., Sept. 24.—^The cyclone i ■ l.roppro tread. : , foul was angle< Contentment and good humor - * < •• sndj hla vt_ cheok-boue » . . struck 4 miles northeast of this citv, iI Axax, Maae. Sept W —Albert L | broken. , destroying everything in it. path. It । brol,'n' . will still outrival all medical inven­ .truck on lhe Cotter place at 10:30, de- I E”T®"*•“? J“? “’‘J*1’.1TT!?4 I : Th,e ™ '" ‘crrel the Thieve, entered the farm farm of of A. A. B. B. tions as a preservative pf youth. A molirtlng the houre and farm bnild- I XVkinJ f “ Wh.>1’ [ — Bot,for '>. n <>» r °««sro, and forced the —re..., rewre. WWWgV, <M1U 1U1TCU VUO woman beautiful in all elsfe, but want­ ing. then went ea.t, completely demol- | rank Thu^ire Xrn™ 10 the th*' granary ‘f”D*r'’ * n<’ stole a large ing mirth, will grow old! sour, thin tha ' staple to and „. . i. He was quantity of wheat. ; and sallow, while the tnerry. fun­ ishlng Mra P. Lonegrap’. house apd „ • , 55 years of age and very prominent in fresh and blowing her several rods into a hog ' George Harnois, aged 16, of Au loving woman will masonic circles. He had been grand Sable, lost his left arm in a planing . sweet, despite life’is happenings and lot, whore she was picked up dead, also j ; master of the L 0. 0. F. and was well mill, where he is employed. badly injuring her daughter. Then on, ’ known in Boston financial circles. taking P. P. Herbert’s dwelling, killing ] Death was due to apoplexy. Gov. Rich has appointed John II. Exceo Of ctlquetto lUlitHl Him. Mrs. Herbert and two children. It next Grant, of Manistee, judge of probate The rigid etiquette of j courts has Travelers Must Hide Vlgurottes. ______ struck F. Perry’s house, killing his 1 J of Manistee county, to fill the vacancy morc than once come near making a by the death of N. ranta/l Krr fKn rl.iwAk V NvlSOI) daughter Anna and it is thought fa- I Springfield, Mo., Sept 23.—A fight I caused martyr of the person whdm the rules tally injured several others. Then it ; Against the sale of cigarettes, which . Willtam Dunks, Dunks, of of Branch Bn William county, . °m. cjff-hand. In ported locally lately by ■ ia feeding his wheat crop to hfchoCT I ?r'T'“.^d. ,r seemed to rise until 1 mile north of has been pushed me Inspector In«TM«otnr Jenkins, Janlrinn will be L<a nnt n„ report, ........ • of » fcUM a gain thSy piidTrf i Spam SP^“ these th»“ notions notion, of tetifjurtre were put !I He L fit. Ansgar, where it completely License nork to . In,.Hol „f w..!. ,_/ ou ” “ * of carried to «uch aa extent that Philip wrecked a new 99,000 bridge across to force on all trains passing through pork to a bushel of grain fed. Norvni Hamkina "chier in " ‘ Detroit 1 J™ ““‘.M’ ’’“‘‘Jit l.n d*IVrl conrethe Cedar river and demolished the this district The basis of the action , The,f1“rw“oneday residence of A. Tollefson and a Mr. fa an ordinance recently passed placing ’ of the Standard Oil company who war a prohibitive tax on cigarettes. arreted on the charge embereHng i ‘ “‘•“ney th. Groth. 1 firexuaker of'.‘the *8,000, wre held forirlaL S' court c?Drt ii kindled so CMd » Dirk. \ I grcht a quantity of wood t the monCheston, la., Sept. 94.— While Daniel Frequent rains have benefited . Lexington, Ky., Sept 38.—CoL arch was l»eing miffoca with heat. wm tures and allowed farmers to push fall : Breckintidge’s son Desha attempted Stevenson, living near Clearfield, was His grandeur would not ffer him to driving home Sunday with his wife plowing and wheat sowing in many to pick b quarrel yesterday with Judge rise from the chair to call help; the and localities; com cutting nearly nnisnea: finished: Kinkeud in this city, and made an I * “** three children, they were run .into mwi------—— » — a. w.. VMUa ucauj officers-in-waiting were n within call, re.n.w'.val... ehil-1 -V XI . crop light lirrVi* ay team. Two Two of the ehilattack with a knife on James D. Liv ; I.wr ®n runaway and the domestics eould ot presume Stevenson was Ingaton. a former friend who had rep- ! dren were killed killed and and Stevenson was !I Myron Stevens and Amos Gardner nfnred. dying dvino- during dnrinn- the !I brothers-in-law. Hying near Grand to enter the apartment, ported Owens. ■ I mortally injured, against the etiquette, last Mar' »,UrDoon-' | B»Plds. quarreled over the division of quis de Pobat appeared, the king rtvv DrowiwO. . I reo.. -----------shot < - and..fatal.*­ some ™,~. crops and c. Stevens ordered him to damp the ; but he ,l.1lngMoVJ'bi|fk,Pthe’ohlo!rfver°Dreid j j^TN’hF-.8'p^ J™' ly injured Gardner. excused himself, alleging Fred L. Warne, the night operator in forbidden by the eti Nutter. Robert Thom pre n. Daniel Hare I S’00*, who founded ths Salvato perform rigan. Meet Cheater and Ernest Thomra o'.” D? the Lake Shore depot at Bronson, #as such a function, for hieh Duke were drowned; all colored and single. ! "“‘/‘‘j!"!1', .oiU~ 'n Canad. and attacked and overpowered by three d’Aweda ought io be cal upon, asTt ■ ..............—. | the Lnited States during the next six masked men, who secured 830 from the was his business. Tlie d ________ safe and fled. i months. out, tlie fire burned fiercer, and the New Yom, Sept 2L—L. C. Weir, of Mra. Myr» Wert, of Leonid.., cut king endured it rather han derogate Married at Laat. Cincinnati, was elected president of Jumky City, N. J., Sept. 20.—Daniel her throat with . raxor Bnd wonld from hl* dignity; bu. nia blood was the Adams Express company at a meet­ C Oamun, of Chicago, was united in prob.bly die. Treble with ehlldren, ing of the board of directors in place tins city yesterday to Mra M. D. Pow­ who were alleged to have secured her of President Sanford, resigned. which, being succeeded by a violent ers, whose parents had prevented theL- property and refused to care for her was said to be the cause. marriage thirty-five years ago. fever, carried him off. : Pranci.Bar.eb, Trombley, the mieeColon, Colombia, Sept 22.—It i» of­ ing heir GTrte wtate left by Hermit ficially announced here that Dr. Rafael Naw Yqxk, Sept M—Herbert M. There was an energetic laudiady, a Nunez, president of the Republic of Kinsley, the famous Chicago caterer, w“ toMd “ widow, in a large boarding-house ia on Tuesday mornin gof died in this city from the effect* of a Ire, aud her brother, who The Seventh Dey Ad.enllaU to'the surgical operation. He was 68 years ^.joined in the buxine* number of neerly t,ow gethered .t tid. .-"'-bee Mo* la It m DK3cnJl to i^.nrn of Study. There .re .Unit .Itty tbOTS1B,| aoterata th.ehl.e^u^..,. » but Qm> .""-see Chin.,£ le»ra. .11 trf there clutra. i.-rM),,,,, u .»errd»y Ameriran l^re, u, " hundred thcrarend word. In the &£• llrt lMigm^e. The China,uan |10K^ «. IrauTO on the .rrhure ,□„„ th„ . *°?,nn in A ’.Imllw P„qtia8 in life. A ChtnMnu,, r,h„ nci reed nor write 1. a rarity. are.,r,li„- tthe hew York Evening ; ,,.t l bi' i» not', montayll.hic lani-ua-.. zraany .oppose, .ud it I. io.^xlWe utter in Chinere any I,nt tin-rtortart rentencea in moao.yll.bhs |r. the Chinaman makes one eom|»llrated but integral ch.rarti r for each rvoni but that word may le. properly > polctfi In two. three or four syllable*, nt, ’ syllables irr divided by iio : ,.,CTr n,. tervals than are bis wools, and that I, what makes the Unguagi- c>und.to s foreigner like a .i.s’-t mf Jar,-.,r,. w, ‘ do not know whether he Is telling a atory or attempting a song, thotld. neseperhap. think, the -a,,,,, tl.iny of an American who biter ofThianonis and swallow, them op.aele^-opra one Into the other. Ilnslhess men thrown In oontaot Chine'e n.-rclwou -------------.....with x-.a.ut V UIVJVJlWQlS who spaak pure Chinese say that it ia aot difficult to । learn. Instead of twenty-six letters, nut including the useless <k, the OiineMc. Imvc iiv. 'hnadred or six hundred syllable*, and these arc combined into various farms to make the sixty thousand word* in their ‘•dictionary." The-w syllables vary in meaning, according to the tone In which they are Spoken or'the strol^Mi used in writing them. -A Chinaman cr.n unite any two of the six hundred syllables anti xuake an intelligent word. This is .n.n thv ease with the English langu^-j.' This flexibility it; perhaps owing to the t;hc»rtn«M* of their words 0 eHom more . than three syllables) aud the tone or strokes belonging to the sylhibhi. , when spoken or written. A syllable may mean one of a hundr?.! things/ and Its particular nieti’amg is I hnUed . by placing another s.tHal le of :.i::.;hr significance before or afor it, n»ing its particular tone, »r ;r ... when writing. Bomethm s the syllaLles are uttered in such.rapid r.u-. . .i»ci that thv*y seemingly form one ' ■•rd. but Lai trained Chinese ear notes tW’t’dieL and ho is easily understood—thie marvelous subtleties pf acc«;nt Eonveying the expression to a ninety. He does not have to sta’te a prx«i»t.>.:;os.r and then, in ostler to .xriake himself clear, reMate it by the usual "or. io other words.” There are no ‘•other words" with the Chinese, The tone gives the meaning. The Chinese have a system of two hundred and fourteen rsdirals, having variola strokes from on^ to seventeen, which are combined with thi eliaracters. Each radical has a b ‘parate meaning, generally denot­ ing the simplest objvcL M xnau, »kf. earth, water, king. The# student first learns these, which answer to.the A B 'C; he next studies the syllables, or coinbiuatlons. and thus he has learned to read and spell. Grouping the syllables into words depend* upoq.hb powers of speech or of composition in writing. What is popularly known as "slang” is not known to the Chinese. Their lang aage is sufliciently copious without resorting to tlie brutal fonns of speech The most withering con­ tempt ortho keenest of satir may be expressed in the.politest tennfi Worm) and Worse. James Payn tolls, in the lllustratW London Newa of a whist player being told by an opponent that he could al­ ways tell by his face when he had a good hand. This he resented exceed­ ingly and applied to his partner for a refutation of it, but be was only stm more irritated by his form of currob©ration, "that he had never noticed any expression ta Ms eountenanoa whatever. • At.iflNff MARTI!.1 COOT i |C1 Vndexrd : ■ eacv. MAILED FKbL bsvotMhy vnluaNe ‘t". . . cm. to ptre nwsjr._A brwnij.'1 «• H-.-n-a A OaK WOOLSOII SPICt £0. MORTGAGE SALE. Batrelt b.rlM bre“!.“ w!',', ” "■ rturv JfBrt. ixa>. and <>a । < ronied lu the on «-e <•! Hie n.., hljaf -Barr* County In the i, Mi.itx.He* on I’MKe <,nnd. S!» nge th err m r tanned t. be due • ;,!>■) ro Rfri Bine dollar!, and ” ,nS iMtti-a tu rvcdiwr • ■MW re rev pwt Timbre by 'fare »' <*th i.rr. • rt* talMl la•aWlMrMMP' thats'krtr. ..ill *'■ BMta tronliiore.it'lK-| <1.1. «' -—eoiin IrHJ** ■ ri , , • i:«rr). ■ik aw-i">«i to _____ «IN> uwi">;22 •'•JiSl'.i tlnnW M.CAA*g» �Mom BUSINESS outlook _ I PT ESKIMO KAIAKS. ' Ikade Bhoww ... . ■ That oe , —tooroMa \11 the fuel yon burn. Your stove doesn't draw right; doesn't throw out the heat; wastes v¥i the luel. It'S one of those stovea made to sell— Wi 1!Ot to burn. When yon want a stove or range for \ actual servic^: one^hut will give you the benefit of r, k*11 the heat generated, that I a will save your fuel and save N your money, it will pay Stoves and Ranges 'SSTOVES r' ??“«h°Bate-Jewel F‘na‘ Detroit' steves, made L^nge? i P^ARgST STOVE FLAW THE1 in "1" luumuinBMiimenii world. Have stood every test for g 30 years Ask the dealer for them Look for the Trade Mark. ’ J MORTGAGE FORBCIXJSURE. . ruraiUire Mauufni'iurlng Com­ - i:- '><-armg date June isth. a. .„•/<! to the undersigned, Danhl * (r,the fallowing d.srrlb. . -.iiiAicd In the Cit; of Hot In vs, • ’1 < hig»n. and inscribed m foi< -tv hits five huudrod tortv-four, live, <ve hundred forty-aix. v.wro. five hundred fsrtyi fifty, rive bin tired ttfty-cne. ■\ two.five hundred aeventeeu, • Jiteen. five hundred nineteen. -::ly, five hundred twenty two. '<> three, five hundred twenty­ . !r>w» :•venti-five, four hundred ■r d font. r.»ur htridrvd five, - •. L ’.ir hundred seven, four hunhundred Line. f<Mjr hundred . rd eleven and four hundred (■•:> of, Hastings, Barry County. ■ •••rdliyj tu the recorded' plat ? :l.wrwUh all the hereditaments ' r;i.K-«> liereiinio pertaining; totndidiugs ilterenn, in chiding r* and dry kilns. This moitgAge • Un 3rd day of Jtilv. A. D 1WU. \ M. hi lhe ciffire of tne Hechter :...ir> County. Mk-hignu. tnB'-vr ' page XX*. !te fault na* been •! of said mortgage. No suit . . i-. .'een ius’ltuted nt law to re­ . . .t. »s now remaining secured . r anv part thereof. There Is lhe date ot thh notice UR* t secured by said mortgage 1 iftr sum of thlrty oue ; > .>■ ’>.••! and twenty dollars and । TLo Romantic Tale of an Amer­ ican Professor* a Downfall Dr. Sanwn h> big fokimo Mfc... Thc .k as o most ^*d by tile Wile* of MR Aleutian I«U*d The )ml! kaink. lorraC3 h® prosumed ' ' ‘to ‘know, is ‘ a Maidan to Forsake 111* Wife and Cocnwtth'sTTi' sUUow “»«• or shell. ■ ' try—A Touehln- Story of Life rlou •d®?; ‘2 thc mW<u" °< Mieh is I ca-iI »,mKK A nausea. ‘ ' bod v Of°» laft?e CUOUgn t0 tea ; , IQ "v^oux. Sept, aa.—b G ra. j. ,hw’y of its occupant This : Thls ! MsJ. & B. Nettleton, who was two nboot ra 1. Joeed tightly yesrs United Steles special treasury for d!*coUFMpcme •l*9ttto«emenl and1 ted UxUo /.tact i * S d flt’ "l u>e the Pribylov islands, or Seal 7, “’ S? . llcad ucaa'- “ ana ai rnoyiov islands, or Seal that S “««■ thatfu\ritr. ^lc ring of the kulak islands as they are sometimes called, *ho want to «... y*'- But buntnets himself t?pS,2?_Bcd right was tt »erYer of the customs of a clo5c close ob observer Pud «~uy *• "^houtgetting wet, and the Aleutians, and relates many intere "“l !*u tire 12?.; wtongtodrup of water into eating anecdotes of his sojourn tlwre, vuc uoat. St Louis Republic. I! |I ■n-u •ays fcbA the St It needs a good deal of practice to sit ’ollune tor Um W ”“1' b,k)w * “Inethe far away Pribylov islands »t lr-IccrtMcor “? “9thins of man- there '• is “ a “ little tUe o convent devoted ito a I "T“• «"•» ’Mknc-iu at all ctuLr*h°^t B dteappojfitlng disAppoiatin^ weathers. Dr. Nansen nameless religion,', ’ said Maj. Nettle' • "•»tob„1 a Wond of llls who rrot into ton....................... *1* coMumnUo^JSQ **d central — markets. niln frra. __ . __ .. — ---- ----u ua ue cat tour within two minuUs. siw n 1times h e? Wlthln minutes. “No nun. She worships no invisible divinde’h'easc in tr*^ M bT>n a dt‘’llnct I ___ n f . uWe him UP on evcn cvcn Ueel Ucel uy U>’ nn nn<1 has no theoretieftl theoretical doctritaes, doctrtaes, i •M»^>nh*Yebern'otJJ.Zl}^‘!ofk> f°r the next a.fl V.’"‘‘‘J" np “ nas wilting for °°W his Ut 8he hl. Iwa*? i 1 *5° l1,aa hC Jie Bgaln St<XM1 slood on 'I ? but she teaches hcr her People people that if (hey (hey ' meftt for ftirtte.*. ••-uo to give enoouraae- “ is inad \vi th tire • . . • >t — » -------. .. _. -■. I . the .. air." .’ Ue bottom of the kaiak aiwr iU ^KS* in ------- live honestly and relieve the sick land | WwltiL 1 v i un£orl«nat*‘ they will be rewarded, n,a.n<1®r8 bcffin their practice ' “Years ago, when the islands were ■>i with ^ny and develop wonderful skill. : the property of Russia, a Russian •m u*rr<>?Td ? • 0'^en, r°r tbe pr. present ? “ an expert kaiak-man until trader came to the islands to exchange | Breadstuff* are w«bUla^er lhan usual '' ke "hf . has •°w raaslered art of righting ' his merchandise for sealskins and the I government official report w^n. CO^inS®pre- himself tt£tcr capsizing. A thorough fur of the silver gray fpx. He fell in 1 rentbli bo ,7 far abort eroA1 ro^cTXe ” ln "~ cause a reaction in ca " do this without an uur. oar. by Aleutian muiucn, maiden,'the opinion. While Whtlft lower Ir ..— ‘VUCHOU .. . •• uy love with an amtuhwu me Won. e*u££ -~ m . - . , commonly are.n.xM, accepted .u. the JS?lC5 6? n*.? ” • of Jls tkrowing-i.tick or even . belle of the island, and in the due commonlr 0f orn ¥?•{.' — 3t0V<i plant in ‘he wnrtd ‘ V’1'ood ‘he oarMr-an ew ■»- ‘r*p*-Becar<i of ^•Unre*. Ifl JEWEL i IifyooiT ^;. «o"* WM? L r, NOTICE FUR HEARING CLAIMS. h:?.lP.ot hlgin. Cmntvnf Bar'V-Kt •ifi , .------------ kiuiv vaxvjr were uxarnvu. One and a half teaspoonfuls Horsford’s Baking Powder gives iW/er'results than two full teaspoonfuls of any other. V 3 A S ■ k HOCHAEMWaifDCALF ’ \ *J-JS.wroECAf&K)M»Wl _* »3.E’P0LICE.3Sou». Gg rtS-Ua-WORKIHWEfc 1 4 EXTCA nNEZ0’* kJ »2A3&!rtSai«SH3. 1 J M ” *•» l SEND FOR CATALOGUE W«L’DO‘JG’ AS. BROCKTON, MASS. anM.raoxo.jMi;„,PrW,M, ■nJSTdl’, W T.t KS-SrcX' 'y “■* SI u?""’ o' "S The height of accompHphmcnt is . •la out Jttefound ,00 «».a» bush-' reached, ’ saysnDr. Nansen, “when he . 800 T® b“^-le mar ,rT uoe8 not ’eren hte8i?..DtrtnnCcd 10 usc th® °I c can ]-eep ciencheti . ------ can really be done i 1 have seen u man take a stone in his , clenched hand before capsizing and •MIO <iM4a roni^i,,, . . it still in Ilia grasp.“ I come np with ” | Such a man is prepared to defy al­ < XlradKtreet'a Iteport. Bradstreet’s review says: most any weather. “If the sea is very i COQdlt,O“ Ot k'ouerul trade this week Is heavy he lays the broad side of the I •aUnprurement over o.c weak ago in SS fa- kaiak to it, holds the paddle flat out vocublo features reported then have bren on the windward side, pressing it maintained. The surprlslnvlv uoo<l ran.,," against the deck, bends forward aud *tth Bom’ arc indicated by special odvla«-x tmw lete the wave roll over him. or else he - HyjWUl.. Cbtoqo, st .xjuU, Pon- throws himself on’ his side toward it, •aaa. (.»«., and San Fnmclsoo. resting on his flat paddle, and rights The greatent activity is shown la dry goods clothing, millinery and .boo*. wS? toTt himself again when it has passed’’ Some fishermen have recourse to a ®?e 101 ot pound, having been •old .o a Rhode Island tuun. st Louin manu­ still prettier feat of seamanship. “As facturers and jobbers of clothing and hat* re re-' the Rva curls over them thcY volunport busing experieuce In‘like j?riSdl.D t,aPslstc. receive it on the bottom Unory and dry goods are largo. ** well ai those kaiak. and when it has passed ,of*“mborr,Kl,t themselves again. I think it *uM m b ?°.WD**n’ rolu,n havln« would 1,0 hanl to nara‘* a «nore intrepid ■'-’"■»■• -■<>>» h.nvy Hex.” .. . ------- ------ . -SUUICICUIivtnmAke U. 1X1110 canno^ right lus Float and ly to make another "lowest ••lowest record" for that , cereal. O«h-r ------ .... are ■ xhona In hogs there is no help at band he is Jost beOther •* dvereaaes j. n, - -----------—yOnd hope as soon as he capsizes. It ! follows.- almost of necessity, that a i orn Utles In the prveedlug fortnight arc sen- cnnsidembl.. cmlly niulntnlued. Neither Buffalo nor Pitts- ‘, tonsl,l‘-rttble part of thc Eskimo burgh utiitouuct'-. sain, or ru.iotioui. except In . come to their death by drowning. In I prices fuf>p*tal*. ' ; some . a full fourth thomortali- j -----------of ---------------ty among the men is due to the upset- | Liidi-d ill. Life in Jail. ting of kaiaks. j Fort Watne. Ind., Sept. S3,»— ; Charles A J >n«s. a wealthy citizen of POSTED ON PAPER MONEY. ■ LaGrange. Ind., wh<> was convicted of 1 assaulting ft girl, committed suicide by swallowing a dose of morphine In j The fat man who sat on the rear jail. He was a meml»er in good stand­ ) scat of the smoker saw a man across ing of five leading fraternities and his . thc aisle counting his money, $ayfi thc life insurance amounts to 810.000. He } Buffalo Express. “Seeing that roll of left a pathetie letter addressed to 'his ’ bills." he t«iid. “reminds me that I wife protesting his innocence. ; know something about money that t! ! mesey by purchasing W. L. Dougina Bhoes, । arc the largest manufacturers of -- ------------ _jea in the world, and guarantee the value by stamping the name and price on the bottom, which protects you against high prices aud the middleman’s profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, easy fitting and wearing qualities. We have them sold every­ where at lower prices for the value given than any other make. Take no substitute. IC your dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by The tender and his dusky wife ntade many voyages between the’island'and ^u:y'*an ports, but one day they were ASSIONEE’S SALK. brought from their ship to one of the ’ WOOLLEY & BRONSON Alaska Commercial company’s huts, both very ill with a terrible fever, PROBATE ORDER. With them were two little twin girls, whose exu Kraht health and spirits State of Michigan. County of Banw-ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the 'HJ* by the undersigned. *S Asstenve in ar were a :;ad contrast to tbe condition of County of Barry, holden at the Probate office, in nirdancewlth lhe Slatute In m>ct. ‘2 C unfl wwlCrd. Tint, lb. InrrHSL ““.idll' their parents. The next day* t^heir the City of Hastings. tn said county. on Fri­ day the. 31st day In iy ithe '! I"”•"'»H ’h” Cow*, mother died. -------—<of—August, .— .. ninety — fouryear one mother died, uied. Her Iler husband husband was was aj at the the .. tbAuwd ehtht ihundred nml point of death, but when bis dying • iTewot, Charie* W. ArnwtroM .. Prnl>u'i. Probate. . .-...wirmispureni wife was brought to 1ns bedside I and In tho matter ot the estate of Jthoa Hud­ directed hv law | J asked him to give their children to her son. deceased. On readinrand fillneth* p*ihl-»ti <hilvverified parents he feebly absented. When the of D.mlel striker, ex-ecuiorofth-la-t will and r<rrnll» oonmlod by .xl„ .iT.iJk s”^ funeral of..his wife was taking place testament of-said deceased prating that hts «*• < W "< Hmtun, ® Co” he too died, and the two little orphans final account now on file in said court may be ft~«MI« bev»l »«d allowed and be discharged from said were removed to tlie home of their trust. . < Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday the -. grandmother. 2Sth day of September. A. D.. 1894 at ten o’clock ta -'!*i-« m Shall be Dccfcisttrv io « •'-« — •— •• Said sale will -'Juforrasli. “ Their lives were uneventful until the forenoon, be assigned for the Rearlnc of said : M« due u|m»u the hxlebtedFbim?T.Colgmvk. they reached the age of sixteen. petition and that the heirs at law ot said de­ r..l nturtpige together with ceased and all other persons interested in said I Assignee. •i .-. h-iiire, at public vendue te Neither had been to school, and ’they estate, are required to appear a: a session ot th.’ ■'■|ti'0|hlu'tl"'e.'.l<B»rn j • OMMaorewUcxtlOL knew nothing of lhe outside world, ex­ said court, then to be holden at the Probate of­ In tbe City of Hastings, in said county, aud cept what they remembered of I the fice, show cause, if any there be, why Rhe prayer of fairy tales told rid amuse their uliild- the petitioner may not be granted. And it Is . .. . l.iy M .tetohor, ihk. I WlllUn, 11. AOwIn'.trxtor ot Um »»• further ordered, that said petitioner give notice ho<xl fancies. About this time’ tlie ■ • tt-.o-i.i oi sahlday. t*t<-of Caroline lawreutfe. dereased Can, to the persons Interested In said testate, ot the IIKVNOI.DS. Trustee. |>.’aiuaut(utu United States purchased Alaska! and pendency, of said petition and the 'hearing Mortgagee. thereof by cr.uilrg a copy ot this order to be sent a young professor from one of the published in th? H slfcjs Banner, a :n-ws____ .... ,............. , • i.iuvt m-. jonn and cattleeastern at vv.nmuniversities markets 12UOTSk *5!SSJt.'!- u’r'"lx “ ■ leading toi the. PHper pr.nted Shd rtrw>'ite»l pate I'ounly of island on a scientific expedition, j The Barry, one.- In each v.cek f.i thr-.: >f fjbrrv Countys — fltirn-CounlyiBwFpopdla* la Ute Circuit Court for tinto uuld day of hdlri.ir. trip was an arduous nnc, and hi left weeks prevtons m J.-- Secretary of Cv'inty of Barrv. !■* Chanc.-rv. at Ha*tiiq& ■ Chas. W. AiptwikOKG. .lud-vj. o( Pror»*t*. 'll! c. ttl the Ocu- I Mich, ue the l^h day ot Kcptember A his young wife at home with her rcla• State of Mtelii-: IH'l. ' , tivcK. Securing the data and stat sties JA.-iJC£qPZ:)| ,i"'1 Von-j _f.i tliter: ■!<;« jt arjwvrtej from nthttavlc eu for which he was sent in a few lays, - ■ te*Mtav N«n.»Gth | IKf|w*t the E>rh«r \. J -wis is noa/iT’dci t ot l:.l.n biate. but hslftex tit tbe S’.aitime hung heavily on his hand.M. and u< Mi.*oat:. on motion of Pintl.i T. f tenmthe young savant undertook the' task •itM.rrr. A tulitor General, ecnnDiihMiilV M>*t« nor— it ti (intend ttmt th.-’ ;:ii« Ui’-.rt office. Atlor* Hqhl dcfcteltu t. £»>iter A. ' ewts. «.-ati*»* her ;;t>of instructing the beautiful but llliterrlioi.ib i.t of Dubik In­ ►♦aranre to In* .catered lirreiti, wlttini tuur ate sisters.. Kchatku was an apt pupil, ez of sh«* BUle Board Htxnh-r frnui Utedxteof thi* order, amt hi. caw quailing eAgerly from the Pierian •v if Fairy F. Fimers *•«an .tiqiearanc** that she raa»-e .Vi atisw-r to mil xplre Dec. ai< . Ule eutlipUtnaiK'b btU ot COffiplalt.t to te- f't-d spring, but her sister, although [quite K»- iu c imrrexs f>v the aid ii cute, liter of to bt served on mid c »n>' as bright, seemed to be much more in­ f>Kioaal's M>lleiti<r--w*tbln twriitr davs after vii-e on her ot acopv of s:U-.l bill at.I aoUcr terested in her tutor than she was in Distrirt of this Ntate; 01:|tl5 order; and that n, default tberenl, said It win pay you In numerous ways her grammar or arithmetic. Tn< Wl t>«- t-ikvn Hsruulcmrd by tlie sad twin rentto use the salt that's all wait. This traction was mutual, and when a ship , dthil defendant. is especially true as to the butter Ai d n Is t Cih-r ordered, that within twenty came on which the young projessor" maker. You recognize a difference In -re-trill fn u^ysUte Said C'HMpiiiln ini <-KU*e a, in»i‘ee nf Owm. Officially Nominated. i very few of the people out of the treas- might have returned home he wrote to butter. We am point you out a dif­ t'u.< order to )>• imudshnd'lu tu- Hailing* ference in salt. You strive tbr the best Hav-sku. a uewsuapcr pri.u M. publlsbtrt an.l his wife that he was unexpectedly de­ Fuankfort, Ky.. Sept. 2k—The 1 ury department know.’’ elrriilaifni’ In said eoa ity. and that sueb publitnllk, why not search for the .beet niuu •>. airwiv i, e<tlo*i tte co." t hi util ihen-.tn al tea*t once in democratic committee for the Seventh • lie reached down into his pocket and tained and could not come home for salt? Test, compare, ask question*. tin* state ;«htuorbthig In* em-li week, for six we -ks In eucce.u<toa. er that congressional district was called to fished out u one-dollar bill. It was another three montJis. The arriv ils of Investigate what :-s to v te where auoh Bit canid a c«ipv <4 elite order to b« personally order hr Chairman F. McLeod Satur­ l new, and he pointed out a diminutive ships at the islands were few anil far M red on said i’on-reM<urtit defendant at lea-t it Hint at said election twenty days before the tune above prescribed day, with all members present. Afte । letter Con the right under thc bill's between, and the next mail brought a i>>* following county of* tor tier appear.cu*. ‘ canvassing the vote by counties a reso­ ' number and another down in the other letter imploring him to return I ome, .via:— x blirrtff.l'terk. lution was unanimously adopted de­ corner. “Now," he continued, “I don’t as his wife was at the point of death. gte-'«r of lived#. Fro*— . Circuit Judge. _ ___ i i II so happened that one of the Ajarka that . Phiui'T. Condaet r.. ’ifvrth Court I'onirn Isa ion* . claring Owens the nominee by a plu­ suppose that a man of you knew ('xiniplxlna'.il** Nolicitor. y letters ' I Commercial company's schooner* was has done for others. There's no secret rality of 255 votes and the committee these seemingly unnecessary Jous G. N’aclek, about 1L Write ^nd get particulars. I to sail for San Francisco the folk wing are on thc^ United States bills. adjourned. B- rrv county. Mich. Writ. . We grant that salt is cheap, but Is The young resolutely iA True Copy.] even if you had noticed them I am II day. — ----- » professor ------- —------tbnt a good reason why you should willing to bet that nut one of you can !j went on board, bribing*tlw bribing the boatn boain.•en to not have the best? Look ifclrly and IMS. Chicago, Sept. 22.—Edna Brown and ;! tell what they signify." | ~ refuse to bring sweetheart r ‘“J ’his Aleutian *’ *’ fully Into tlie salt question, and you'll Mary Smith were sentenced to but j| Half, of the men in the ear were j to thc And the way to bettor flavored butter, the schooner should she ask th .;m to Ofter a . TO . aud better prices through our Dairy eight and six years' imprisonment. ! listening to thc fat man and none of t <1° ^oR.-nu-t Balt. Indispensable fur cooking and if -.must. A. 1>. 11M. Which. respectively, for the murder of S. L. | them could tell what the letters meant? “The schooner lay fully a mile from _ _ table.use also. Write us about It. t. date were allow* «J lor Used as Grimes. The girls had put morphine | although one or two said thnt they had the shore, and the sailor^ were already •> 'it their .Halins against the esDirected, DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO, Insures ■ ■ • . late nt *j»ld County. * I in Via,* «*««, in Grimes’ beer in order to -drug him ' IlOticrd them the fnll tall mnutc masts cnrAo/Unn. spreading ikn the c mvas >ii creditors of said rtecrasSafety to St. Clair, Mkh. so tliat they might rob him. Grimes "Well,” wenton the fat man, “I wish- preparatory to departure, when <|nc of Lite of went l l * to *-iaid Mother t' -ee Probate office. in the died from the effects of the poison. one of j*ou gentlemen would take a them caught sight of a woman Swim­ :■ ' r vVAiiiluxfinii and *BowAnd bill and tell me what the last four ming in the water. She came on board An Editor'* Salcido. irvineiKlidayot February next, ChiM. and implored the young man to aban­ r .iihis wi<. be heard before eald H ex demon . Ky., Sept 22.—G. C. figures of the number are." •• ihv r.h'dav oi Novt niter and The commercial traveler had a bill. don hib idea of returning home.1 or to Mcllltor, publisher of the Meade <tey«»f Februaryi ext, xt to stay at least until the next ship. Her The last four figures of the number orenoon of each of those days. County Messenger, committed suicide TIMETABLE. •’ A. D. IriM. knowledge of English was limited, but Robs confiaennit ot Its Pain. Honor and • In effect February H.-ncM. at Brandeburg'by shooting. He left a were 5,321. The fat man said, almost i. m srnoxa. J udtre of Probate. as she knelt before him on the dick of instantly: “ The letter on that bill is Rak, as naif SasSfj. note stating thnt the act was deliber­ ;k(»ha re order. the ship, her dork eyes pleading more ate and the result of sickness, disap­ B." When the bill was examined the Stations. vnn.C’oustyo! Barry—sa. diminutive B was found on it in two eloquently than words, he decided to pointment and a hopeless future. “ My wife used only two battles. f «he Bru 11 ale (>,urt for tbe ■c£ forsake his invalid wife and spend his places. • • deu at tbe Probate Office In Site was easily and quickly relieved; sign*led 183 Mlle*. days with his Aleutian love. NORTH. m -xid coante, on Wad­ Half a dozen other bills were pro­ ; div of s«fAenibtr. In the irer is now doing splendidly.— Denvba. Col., Sept 20.—All records duced. and when the fat man was told "He returned to the island and en­ Chicago Lv........ . to ai| . lit hundred and ninety four. for long distance heliograph signaling .I the last four figures of the number he deavored to -forget the woman whom X S. MORTON, Harlot^ N.C. Er. • W. Attrstrong. Judge of Ph'i'j have been broken by tbe United States was able to tell what letter would be he had promised to love and cherish, Kalamazoo Lv... East Cooper I' - r of the feitatc of Alfred army signal corps, a message liaving found on the bill. In each case the who, lying at the dark portals of death, Bichlxnd Juncl. was longing for a parting kiss or |a last Cressey been sent by sun flashes from Mount letter was either A, B, C or D. md filing the petition duly verified Milo •I'tt ol, brother-lD-law of said deUncompaghrc, CoL, to Mount Etlcn, “The explanation is simple,” said embrace before she died. The| mail Dalton .....;. 0M BBABHEI.D BEGCUTOB CO., Atlant*. G*. adm’,tihtration of said es.which next reached the islands in­ Cloverdale Utah, a distance of 188 miles. the fat man, after he had done the f«l la I. 11 Wk-kwtre Or to Bhultt ;.. •8 811 9 ■ Mutable i‘*TM>n. trick successfully every time. "If you formed him that his wife was klead; Doable Murderer Executed■ ■ •- -nlered. that Tbureday. the that she died with his name oh her Hastings........... 1 - <te-r a.D. iK"ijtt tea o’clock Ln tbe Fobt Smith. Ark., Sept 21.—John take the last four figures of the num­ lips, GOOD ADVICE. and that her last intelligible iitterav.gt;t-d k>r the hearing of said Poynter, aged 10. was hanged in the ber on any bill, no matter what its de­ once was a hope that he wofild | meet Doate Grove i.v 'he heirs at law of said deWoodland United States jnil-yurd hero Thursday nomination, and divide them by four, '• -■! otltvr per*j.?*> Interested In nalo her in the better land. you wilL of course, have either a re ­ *(»*;uirr«t ,o appear at a session of Every patriotic dfuen should give his afternoon. Poynter murdered William to be mudeii at the Probate "He read the letter and fell to the Lansing mainder of zero, one, two or three. If Bolding and Ed Vdh der Vffr Christr persona! effort and infiucr.ee to increase City at HacUng*. In *•*<! County. the remainder is zero, the lette-r on the floor unc?nscious. Fully two months Detroit I any there be, why Obe prayer mtM eve, 1891, in tbe Indian country. Grand Rapids. the circulation of his home paper which bill will be A. If it is 1, the letter will of faithful nursing • saved him from . • < r M*y uot granted. And It Is turtb-r -.r^red. that said petit Inner rive notice mrra> jj. jf jj, j8 3, the letter will be C, dying of brain fever. When he was teaches the American policy of Protec ­ ■<» the persoiw interested in said estate. of the Pon Hoib, Ont., Sept M-—A special ftnd if itjM 8 the letter will be D. well enough to return home ho mar­ rTdri.c. «t .aid petition and the hearing tion. It is hie duty to aid in this respect Stations. d fi .Der. -If ( , (jutslng a copy of this order to be train on the Midland division of the | »*ThjB is One of the many precautions ried his Aleutian sweetheart KcHatka, is every way poesible. After the home ?A, ■<1- ! 111 to® Haatlngs Vanxkr. a newsGrand Trunk railway wa. derailed taken •by ---------------------*----*-*-------the government against coun­ her sister, refused to leave the islands. g»per t-nuxl **d ctouilated bi said County o». paper is taken care of, why not eubBvLTH. between thl. city and Lindsay. The During the epidemic of smallpox, Krrj.vw-ia each week f<«r three successive terfeiters. You can tell instantly v -*s prev;r»;,H to said day of hearing. engineer, fireman and a brakeman whether a bill is bad or good by mak­ which nearly depopulated the islands Chicago Ar..... serfbe for the Ammican EcosoM'diT, Chas. W. ahmkthovg ing that test I wouldn’t give a five- a few years ago. she was one otf the published by the American Protective . Judge of Probate. were killed; cent piece for a one thousand dollar TUmaattea Win. Rast Cooper Lv.. Tariff League? One of its correspon­ bill, no matter how perfect it seemed, although she was constantly at the Richland JuncT. Columba & C.. ^P*In 1’KOBAYE ORDEK. Onasey dents says: . “No true American can BU4* of Mtci’lgan, Count? of Barry, ss. >UU democratic convention WetaM- if its little letters did not correspond bedside of the sufferers. The simple MfloT;......... . A d *•>>>mo of tlte Probate Court, Cor get along without it. I consider it the j 13 with the remainder obtained by divid­ natives say that the Great Spirit re­ Delton d.y tbe ticket ProP°"^ bX 5ho Cloverdale...... of B*n» beldan at I greatest and truest political teacher in „n fnctlon. bended by Jobu Gery ing the last four figures of its number fused to spoil her beauty, that she ShulU might shine as an angel of light among (<»u:uy. nn WednendHy lhe mb day at Brann far forarnor, trax nomlnnUd. by four.” _ A.U- r. in the year one thonsand eight hun­ the United States." 12 28 them and teach the road to the Aleu1212 Hastings.... , dred gt< ninety |olir. A Tall Cat StorySend postal card request for free Killed Bls Wife and Hlnx*elL Protmu11* 1 i!ar,rtS Armstrong, Judge of A Philadelphia newspaper is respon­ tian heaven, where seals are plenty and Coats Grove... PBOKIX. A T, S.pt M—ThoqM B. Woodland .... sample copy. Address Wilbur F.Wakeit is never cold." ot the of Joseph D. II 30 CriiU engineer »t Mammoth mtae, sible for this story about a cat This man. General Secretary, IJS West 23d 'ree^r. censed. . ■ murdered hU wife Friday nirht and particular feline belonged to a dentist Something In Them. Lansing •JaJ\fu,i:ir.?nda,,n’1 t!,e peilUoa duiv verland seemed to take a delight in watch ­ then put a ballot In hla own itmple. ■hi:‘11- Frheley, widow at said deerased The wife of the western congress­ Detroit........... ; r*lmg tln»c a certain lnrtrtia?ncibl- <l»v filed ing the doctor operate on his patients. man, who was living east for the first Grand Rapids. The parties arc from Denver. PARKERcSt.~ L .A'- ,rf isinx'rtliigto be tbe last will and । One day it was noticed that pussy re­ time, had to take her turn eating shad. Traverse City. * ‘‘ ,‘*w <'et«u*ed be admitted to proKicked to Deathfused to cat and that she frequently just as every person does who gets into Charlevoix.... T" Jl-ai adiiiluirtrittkm of said estate be ......... WW-m! u> «t| i prfiuotn-r. the executrix in mIA yowled in apparent distress, but no the east to live. One morning at 1 reak- Petoskey Mv.Ncrx, lad.. Sept Bay View........ ThJ, *,r "* other suitable person., „ Unnkier aged TS, a veteran of the one knew what was the niattcr. TLg *’ lh ordered, that Tburedny rhe fiist she pushed fcer plate back with I Mexican war, waa killed In th ^ ' .yZ'.d"uf t’cto’JHra.n.. lft*i ar ten o'clock In next morning, after a patient had left ; by a borae-klcklng him In the breaxV the chair, pussy jumped into the place considerable asperity. MMik"6"' ’ wuigued lor lbe hearing of •biops on signal only. Agents must Ngnal XzI2 .t‘”i,?niu,atl“* heirs at Its of said “Bah," she exclaimed; “I don. t see he had occupied and gave a pitiful anything in shad so remarkable.? trains st flag stations as soon as they can be Mid all utter perwjg Interested in • Deellnca to Bun. otf?"’ irnred to appear at psessloif i LAMISO, Mich.. Sept W.-Milton F. yowl. Struck with an idea, tbe dentist “I do," said the small daughter across t Freight trains wilt be run at tbe conventewe . ;'>>■ then to be holden m tlie Probata of Bnrry__«>anty, Barry county, rd.mocratlo - carefully examine.! the eat', mouth the table, whom the mother suspected of tbe company, who reserve tbe right to chaafo —^ji Jortan. oi »cdV- ?w lrrllyI';f H»«big». In Mid County, "—I” n-hteuabt Joreroor, ha. and found a swollen gumundonul- dl affecting eastern customs tod read- tb* time .of Buch tndm without notice. ot t; it any mere be. why tne prarer No.c Will wait at Woodbury for passengers —X , nomlne? 1 11 “ r ; cerated tooth. He promptly extracted is fanJithy,Mr «n*y not be granted. Andffit from No. 1 on D. Ia & X. ’tee ••• nr that said sictlllor.er give noVy . Baggage must be at the depot at least 8 eft — ____________ the incisor, anclnussj- immediately betbe U" ■ ’’* [MTS?: * lutere-ted In said estate, cl "What, pray?” and the mother’s tone *-1 New Wheet Record. j pujT fQ a-^ry con tinted manUkreo'iirj*' "l **l<* I*tlM<m and th? hearing teNhii.-rf*8*f°ry of this order to be JmSEmw*’* ■ Nsw York. Sept •!—-Industrious b n may have been only a coinci- was tinged with her suspicions. > Wfc-r nw ?n« thl4 Hastings Hannkji. a news“Bones," responded the small daugh­ ^"f-'.WBX^gSa hammering by bears forced I Jcnee, but it really lookeda. If the cat onUrer ^nd citcoistril in *^id County ter, and the mother took hope again. •eckT.,;!^ ll.‘ «*®i> w«’« f«r three successive । wheat options to MH cento, a new low । ^n(jw, where to go for relict to said day of hearing. ■ Chas. W^AaMsmoNci. Judx.ori-roOM«. <-n.» °r tne Do You Use Salt? Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt Youpg Wives "MOTHERS’ FRIEND" CiiugDj KaiamtiCD If ho T* r.-u cons u m p t • 54 Ill I �STINGS NNER. Thursday, Sept. «7. >894MARSHALL L.COOK. AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES STATIC. flOVEBNOR-John T. Bleh. LIEUT GOV.-Alfred Milne*. TREASURER-J. W. Wil kin non AUDITOR GENERA L-Ntanley W. TurATTTT GENERAL—Fred A. Maynard. SUPTPUB. INSTRUCTION—H. R. Fat­ tangill. , CONGRESSIONAL. FOR CONGRESS—Hon. Henry F. Thom- COUNTY. REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGIS­ LATURE-Hon. David Ha*E«tt SUERIFF-Ja- H. MeKevlU. CLERK—John G. Nagler. , REGISTER—Chas. W. Jordan. TREASURER-J. G. HughM. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY—Jas. A. CIBCU1T COURT COMMISSIONERS— CORONERS-Dr*. Sackett and Wright. I Republienn Senatorial Convention Fif­ teenth District. Tim republican Convention for nominating a candidate for Senator in the State Senate for the fifteenth District will be held in the Loomis opera house. Vermontville. Mich,, on Wednesday. Oct. 10.1894 at 1 o’clock p. m. Tbe basts of representation at this convention will be one delegate to each one thousand popu­ lation now tn each county as follows: Eaton 33, Barry »i. F. H. DjeGoma. Chairman. M. L. Cook. Secretary. How Consistent. M r. How any populist can seek, much less accept any nomination on the democratic ticket, aud have any regard for their hon­ est convictions, or for their own declara­ tions, Is a question worthy of the consider­ ation of all the voters of Barry county who respect their political opinions At the peoples party convention in this city last June, of which Wm. H. Merrick, the fa­ sten nominee for Sheriff was chairman, the following resolutions were passed: ••We. the representatives of the Peoples party erf Barry County In convention assembled here­ by reaffirm our allegiance to the principles ennunctated in the Omaha platform aud point to the record of our representatives in congress as an evidence of their loyalty to that platform. We meet at this time unt'er conditions which see every prophesy then made fulfilled In ever* indictment which was made therein "against the republican and democratic parties proven." In order to run on inis populist ticket what do lhe populist nominees have to do? 1st—as populists they are opposed, “un­ alterably opposed," to issues of govern­ ment interest bearing bonds, and must therefore oppose Grover Cleveland, who caused such bonds to be issued. As demo­ crats they endorse Grover Cleveland and the issuing of government bonds. 2nd—In county convention as populists they charge democracy with corruption, etc., contained In tlie Omaha platform. As democrats they ask tbe hearty support of tbe party against which they made such charges. A prohibitionist to allow his name to run on this fusion ticket must, as a demo­ crat, be opposed to all temperance legisla­ tion. As a prohibitionist he must favor temperance legislation. Besides these there are other Inconsis­ tencies which no man who has any regard for bls honest political convictions, would countenance. And unless we are greatly . deceived in the voters of Barry County they wftl again express their contempt for any such contemptible political juggling and forced endorsement, as was made by the populist element of the democratic party. The democratic policy is to tax everything that we can’t produce In this coun­ try, and admit everything else free of duty, to compete with our own people for supremacy in our home market. The republican idea is to admit every­ thing we cannot produce In this country free, but to protect that which we do produce by a duty equal to the difference between wages abroad and wages at home. In return for admitting these articles which we do not produce In this country free at duty, tbe MeKinley bill got other countries to'admit our products Into those countries free of duty. By this means our markets were extended and our peo­ ple get those articles which we do not pro­ duce at home at greatly reduced prices. such as sugar for instance. ty reduced wage*. If indeed they are fortu­ nate enough to have any work at all, they IT*E A BITTER DOSE, NOT EVEN will better appreciate tbe munificent ideas of protection embodied In the McKinley “SUGAR” COATED, BUT YOU’vfeQOTTO bill. These democratic object lessons will only hasten the return to protection TAKE IT. under which this.nation lias prospered and become what It now Is—or rather what it That * What the Political, Wire pulling was before the democratic party .came in Pepulist Leaden. Bay. For several years the discordant element in the democratic party of Barry County has been represented by a disgruntled lot of office seekers who have beerAunable to secure recognition at the hands of the democratic party, and are therefore de­ termined to “rule or ruin.” They have no Interest in politics further than that which will serve their own selfish political Interests. In conjunction with a few dem­ ocratic wire pullers these disgruntled po­ ll tleans have nosed, or rather attempted to nose the democratic party of Barry County around just as they pleased. Acting in unison they have fixed up Mates putting populists of their own stripe on their slate ticket and made the democrats endorse them. . No man can be blind as not to see that the leaders of the populist party are disgruntled democrats, neither can any­ one be so lacking in the sense of sight as not to see tlrnt the leaders of the democrat party are wire pullers acting In unison with their disgruntled brothers. To them Peoples party and Democrat party are synonomons terms and tbe only principle they unitedly recognize in county politics Is '-anything tp get into office.” No one can be so blind as not to see that the whole ticket is a put up job from Sheriff to Coroner. The “slate” was made out a long while ago. Tbe conventions were manipulated by the populist wire pullers. They said to themselves we will hold our convention first and make the democrats endorse us. They did IL they compelled the democrats to endorse them, and now they expect the voters of Barry County to endorse their manipulations. Greenbackism went down in Barry County because the self respecting voters of the county, who have regard for their honest convictions, saw 'hat It was used .by a few disgruntled politicans as a catspaw to further their own interests. Two years ago the fusion racket worked for all that it was worth and to the credit of the self respecting voters of Barry County be it said that the schemes ot the wire pullers were knocked out. But, determined to rule or ruin, the pop­ ulist wire pullers ot the county have fixed up the same dose and compelled the demo­ crats to endorse them. Whether Lhe schemes of tbe manipulators will receive tbe sanction and encouragement of honest minded voters regains to be seen but we doubt very much whether it will. Every candidate on the so-called democratic tick­ et that was put in the field Monday was vouched for at the populist convention last week as being a populist Milton F. Jor­ dan, of Middleville, who constituted tbe main bulwark against fusion four years ago, nominated or seconded the names of seven out of the eleven names on the pop­ ulist “slate" ticket at the democrat conven­ tion Monday, holding tbe slate ot populist nominees in his hand as he did so in or der that he might not make a mistake and nominate some democrat for a place on the democrat ticket Walter ^Powers, of Nashville, stands In the most peculiar light however. He was a delegate to the populist convention last week and vouched for Henry Roe, tbe populist nominee for Treasurer, as being a populist and nothing but a populist Monday Mr. Powers was a delegate to the democrat convention and took an active part. We believe that tbe honest voters of Barry County, irrespective of party will think seriously before they will lend encouragement to such political hypocrisy through their votes. The people of this country will soon be­ gin to miss the reciprocity treaties, con­ ceived by the mighty Intellect of the late James G. Blaine, and consummated by his nntlrlng efforts. Cuba alone bought oVer 910,000,000 worth of breadstuff's and pro­ visions of ns last year. Our goods were admitted into Cuba free ot duty from the United States, because the sugar from Cuba was admitted Into the United States free of duty. But tbe sugar trust mast be protected so the democratic Congress voted to tax Cuban sugar. Tbe result must be that Cuba will tax our provisions and In tbe end will buy from other countries. Sugar will be increased in price to tbe consumers of this country and one of our best markets will be gone. They will buy If a prohibitionist allows his name to elsewhere. run oo a ticket whose party to opposed to The argument embraced in the new all temperance legislation. If a peoples party man allows hto name tariff taw te that It will greatly increase to run on a ticket whose party does not importations, and that this would reduce approve of the government loaning mon the price of goods to the consumer. Just argue this with yourself a little further. ey to the farmers at two per cent. If a man who believes in the free coin­ Isn’t it true that the more goods that are age of silver at 16 to 1 allows his name to shipped Into this country from abroad, run oo a ticket not In favor of IL how are just bo much less mnst be tbe demand for you going to know what that candidate home manufactured goods? Isn’t it true that the tees the demand for home manu­ represents? Does be represent anything, except an factured goods, tbe lees tbe demand for American tabor, because there must be Inordinate craving for office at the ex­ less goods manufactured? Isn’t It true pense of his honest convictions? Every man who contemplates voting the that tbe tase that tabor 1s employed tbe fusfoti ticket this year should think this less money te circulated and times are harder? This being true what satisfaction countries prosper at our expense. Kvr |>er Tallow per m . >4 '■‘f Timothy 8ced per ba,. com*. Why those High Cut Welt Shoes for men at Beef dreased. 5 00. ‘power. F. G, STOWELL's Wool. li to i«. Vote for Cleveland and 91.25 wheat— Chicago Herald. 189V. The above and “Down With Tte Trusts’’were two of the most prominent cries of the democratic party- two years ago. They were printed on about every other banner that was carried In a democratic procession. The people seemed to get wild aud vote for the mottoes ou the banners regardless of re­ sults. With wheat at 47 and with giant Trusts fostered by democratic legislation it will be a long time before tbe people will vote for democratic transparencies again. This Is supposed to be a campaign of education this fait Will some one kindly inform us what principle a man represents who allows his name to run on two or three different tickets, representing as many beliefs? The great and only “prin­ ciple” involved In such a case is to get an office for himself, or themselves at the ex­ pense of all principle. Will tbe intelli­ gent voters of Barry County, Irrespective of party, cast their votes for such political hypocrisy? We believe not Uncle Sam’s .revenues fell off over 888-, 000.000 during 1894 as compared with 1898, the fiscal years ending June 30th. It is true that the total expenditures were nearly 910,000,000 less, the greater portion of which the old soldiers had to pay by having their pensions chopped off. Thus the first year of democratic administration run the country in debt more than 972-, 000,000. A vote for the fusion ticket is simply saying to a few disgruntled populists:— “We bow to your trickery; we humbly submit to your hypocrisy; we endose your scheming." Voters will you endorse .It, or will you assert yonr manhood, yonr In­ dependence, your honest convictions and give it a deadly blow. Au emphatic blow on your part will knock It ouL Show us a man who ever saw wool sell­ ing at such a low price In the United States; who ever saw wheat selling at such a low price; who ever saw wages so low aud work so scarce; who ever saw so many unemployed; who ever saw times so hard. Show us such a man, and we will show yon a man who^ived before the republican party eame In power. While the McKinley law was in effect the amount of foreign goqds admitted free of duty was increased nearly 25 per ceuL, thus reducing the cost to the people. At the same time it gave our manufacturers a greatly Increased market abroad. But such a law made poor old England wince too much so her representatives in Ameri­ ca repealed IL Plums so to L35. MORTGAGE SALE. IX-fault having been made in the conditions nF a certain mortgage, executed by Charles D. jotSoTVdialJ“"““IJi,11 wile. to laeloi.CM"? •»> *>» *-jtllM. dated the twenty fourth day of AngusU corded tbe twenty fourth day oTAi and on which there ia due at tbto d Hundred and fifty "lx and SO-HO De mortgagees having elected to declare amount of said mortgagedue and oi account of tbe non-payment of tbe August twenty fourth IBM terms and conditions of said is hereby given that, by virtue ot sale In said mortragejshall force, bv a sale, at pablic auction, to tbs der. at the north front door ot the Court as foltawLto wit: A strip of lai wide off of and from the north 1 bered Ove hundred and nine an< ten according to tbe a strip five feet wide on tbe ni lots tor an alley, the same belt premises. D.1W1 wpwnlxr 1»L He also has a Snag Proof Rubber Boot and a new line of Ladies’ Welt Shoes, and a complete line made by Rindge, Kalmbach & Co. of Grand Rapids. Call and see them F. G. Stowell. ninety one feet I of loti num- I fc Mortgagee. Cham. H. Baukr. Attorney for Mortgagee. New'Sheet and Music Books MORTGAGE SAUf. We have made arrangements Default having been made In of a certain mortgage, executed with the largest Muiic Publishing Prine and BbodaH. Prine, hush: I ><l andjwlfe. i=lcc3tl day House in America, to furnish us to Levi M. Dewey*, dated the ftwrteenl of March* 1892. recorded the sixteenth day with their latest publications evepr of March“i8«7and on “wbleh th ft*" 1» ~ » Sixty Six month which will enable the music the date hereof. One Hundred and 81j and 28-100 Dollars, notice is hereby rgiven 4— that. by virtue of lhe power ot sale In sa'Id t mortgage, teachers and lovers of music to I shall foreclose the same Mdder’ tfle.1’! at public select the very latest songs and auction, to tbe highest Liuuc,. * the north frontdoor of .JheCourt ___ ______ Bouse --—J Ute. instrumental music. ■ Hastings, ou the twenty second di y ot U---bcTie^’at aTtwdve o^eiocknooo*. of’all i tba; cer­ bcrlftH. twelve o'clock nooo.ot The first installment is at our tain piece or parcel ot land sltnat । In tbe ;town­ store now ship of Johnstown in tbe County < f Barry and ,______ — for inspection. _____ TM State ot Michigan, and describe i as tallows, Music is first class and prices rests; to wit: Commencing thlrtero thirteen -ods w|et of (1 . U am* the north east corner ot Sect on nineteen enable. tiience'runntng soulb’twelve rods, thence running’south rods, thencq west eight rods, thence north twelve ro is and {hence east eight rods to the place of i t glnulijg. the ——n ses. --------------------------same being the mortgaged pram Dated September 18SH. Um M. Da* kv. ete Is die. at JOHN BE55MER, Chas. H. Bauxr. Attorney for Mortgagee. A SCHOOL FOR COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND ENGLISH COURSES. Beautiful Catalogue sent on A|»p!:cativa. W J. DI LUNCHAWlTPres- The Jeweler. School BOOKS ralcal Business Trainino • A. L, 8ILVERNAIL, Prin. I. H. WHITE, Sec. A Treaa- BUY SCHOOL SHOES. We have a lot of Sec >ndHand ones yet. Harper’s, Sheldon’s, San iers, Wil­ son’s, Appleton’s, I-at terson’s Spellers, Robinson’s Ar thmetics, Felter’s Arithmetics, Davie, i Peck’s Arithmetics, Milnes’ Arithmetics, Montuth s Geographies, Barnes’ U. S. History, Hutchinson’s 'Phys ology, Brand’s Physiology, Townsend’s 70 Lessons in Civil Government, and a lot of ottier* kinds. GOOD, STRONG, DURABLE We are Agents for the Teacher’s Reading Circle Books. SCHOOL SHOES, at LOOK FOR John Dennis, the editor of lhe Journal, THE SIGN OF. which lately Hopped into the democratic ranks, has been instrumental in forcing the democratic party of Barry County into the populist camp. How do you like It democrats? Do you approve of Bro. Den­ nis’ driving or will you balk. TH6 ELEPHANT We believe that the voters ot Barry County have some regard for their polltical convictions, aud wo doubt very much whether they can be cajoled into voting any fusion ticket which necessarily repre­ rents many things in which they do DOt believe. One of tbe laws that doesn't need any demonstrating is that “no two bodies occupy the same space at tbe same time.” Tbe same law will bold good In politics. ” No man can honestly believe in two differ­ ent things at the same time and on the same subject.” The democrats are attempting to detract the attention of the people from the tariff question. They tell the people that the tariff question is dead, but the President and Prof. Wilson say that tariff reform has only commenced. In view ot tbe legislation of tbe demo­ crat party It, members are deprived ot their chief bowl that the republican party eaconraxes trusts and combinations. Everything has been democratic for tbe last 18 months, except of course a few state elections such as Ohio, Maine, moot, Iowa and a few others. For the present the tariff question may be dead but it is no more so than the ,party __ that gave It a knock-out blow for a few years. England bolds about 91,809,000,000 In gold against 91,210,000,000 one year ago. Tbe difference just about equals our loss- AaOocareuman Thoma, uld in hk speech, "It Is bettar to sere tbe nation be­ fore you eotamenoe to reform IL” The individual wealth or the eoaatry tocreased fron Ku to I loss dnrinr tbe thirty yean or protection. inning. Bxrt jut wait till tbe rulers come W.J.&L.L. 4929 Hastings, Mich. StoeLSWreRefl “ woollen & Bronson TOq flltt IHVlTtb At any time you are in the city to call and look over our fine and complete stock of 5-A and other Horse Blankets and our excellent Plush Lap Robes. We have the finest stock ever shown in the city. Winter is coming on and you will need something of this kind. Come and see us when you do. Yes, winter is coming and you may want a stove. Our stock is complete. We can,t describe them all, but doh’t fail to see what we have in this line when you want a stove Yours very truly �ri"ASTIjj£— “ Banner. Ion personal mention. Thursday. Sept. 27, *894. LI•5’1*10" »*> l» Detroit Tn«m.r irom Burry this oorrwlon m J(aUce -------- R COOK. Local Editor. HA I! PEES : HEADERS Aud AH Kinde Of _■ SCHOOL BOOKS NEW and SECOND HAND FRED. L. HEATH THE DRUGGIST’S. b> the FAIR and make ™ur HEADQUARTERS at my place. One doer east of City Bank. LOCAL'NEWS? JU” Vl !•!» th. Tbe patron, ot Sehumaun & Tucker", meut market are tnereailng dallr. Ttle^ can kite you the chnlceat meat, at tbe oZlr^kb,'prlero,,uT oily. They keep a clean, brat elan mark­ et and rtre you fair dollop,. NaahtUle people smile ona) more TWr taw bull nine went to Belleror and defeated their nine by a wore t0 8. Ou their return they were given au ovation a banquet being held in the evening Nashville te abase ball town all right. Troo“"“,Aib‘“‘'",» vlslun, on‘SX‘M,'t"''ftrOr(ir*n<1 RaPW’ M.“T«X'M,'nr',uroedrGr"‘!w •WeitT’^’ ,n Geo. Kern, of Delton, was arre.ted yesterday morning.for illegally •ellinw WMwS.1r‘”0“’ M“5k<*°n >» ’DlUne at liquor to ono of the Fisher boys’, of this '»• W. Hampton’s. city, who at the lime was working on the Georao Woroiie,, of Grand Rapid. C. K. A. 8. R. R, Mr. Kern gave ball, ’D tl‘° city thl. week. the day for his examination not having o« Pannaloe. b tbe yet been set o( Mrs. W. u. Goodyear. When you can get a suit of clothes John Matthews, of Ashland, Wlsconmade especially to fit you as cheap as a •ln, Is visiting relative, here. good ready-made suit. It will pay you to do Mn. Lillian Gregor, Is preparing to so. Tailor-made clothes fit better, look leave for Chicago about Oct. 1st better and wear better. For further par­ Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Hsycs, spent the ticulars, see Forbes, tbe tailor, over J. 8. latter part of the week at Wall Lake. Goodyear’s store. Rev. Milo Smith, left for Ohio, TucsSenator McMillan, Secretary Bates and d>, night where be will spend the win­ ter., Hon. Mr. Cottrell, of Detroit, stopped off Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss Minnie FurnIss, of Middleville, were In the city Tues­ day. square. Presses stitched before tried on, perfect fit guaranteed. Latest styles in dresses, cloaks, tadics tailor suits, plush cloaks, and capes n specialty. Scholars solicited to learn the only perfect system • <•: <;.•..:$!}• fair at Charlotte, Oct. 2, of dress cutting.’ Rooms over O. D Spauld­ . i'ar. ■'. Don’t forget the dates. ing’s. , N.-v. - > t music received the first of Miss L. A. Bulluck, Mrs. Ruth C.uie.t.u i’. ..t!:, al! the latest pieces out. TKIL ' <•:, at tv Chnstnns studio and get a sH’.ii.L h tin types, 4 for 50 cts. (r. : .■liii'ii-i 4 Erb’s with produce and . v b idlest market price. Eaton n r wants 500 b.uShel of peach : ... any bring them to him. bail game between Barry and :nty at tbe Charlotte fair next Tin !inu;it child of Riley C. Waters died ba:J,iv :u;d w.is buried Tuesday ufter- /. : xiimoann A Tuckers’ for tiro clioiAst meat. Prompt attention to special ! ..lie’.rliM photographs that never fade i ; vu Christmas, the reliable pho­ tographer. Overcoats made to order for $18 and $20, atthe tailor’s. Over J. 8. Good year’s store. •iZS‘-rti! McKevitt has done a good piece : wo k on tht court yard in having it tbcrvughly weened. ; -• Allegan has bad another horrible mur­ der. Mrs. Iva Hurd of that city _sho her husband, claiming she mistook him for sure to suit In fact everything at tills Popular grocery store is first elass, and burglar, but circamMances Indicate sbs did not do the shooting and that a thH4 toeit customers are always suited. l/Mikin 'WaldorfFs horse became frighten­ person wns in the house with her at tiro 'd at a tent al Wall Lake, Saturday eve- time. The murdered man Ihed Cali at Phillips & Erb’s and get a sam­ ple of their Red Cross Tea. It will be “ing and ran away. Mr. Waldorf! was tooro b.l nolblng lipped out, and his injuries were eonsidereo quite serious at first, but he is now jet- Urot tbe nror*rod n.» of infidelty and told her he wa tlug along nicely. !««<> Aus. Nobles has &old bis trotter Fre­ Hopkina tb.t donia for a good price. Fredonia won hM behind oomo eorn.t«lk» to Jhe 2:25 class trot at the Grand Rap­ ids races last week. We will no doubt hear a^re of him in the future as lie l» a Promising horse. Chas. Andrus leaves for Ann Arbor this week, where he will enter the literary de­ partment. LOOKS BEST SOLD by- W. n. QOObTK HObERN bRQQQIST The Most Economical DRUG and BOOK STORE in Hastings. Miss Pauline Shultz returned from an extended visit with relatives nt Columbus, Ohio, Saturday. Mrs. E. H. Lathrop. Miss Arloa MeOmber and Miss Olive Lathrop were in Grand Rapids this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rletay, of Mill Brook, arc visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Rieley. ON GUARD Mrs. Monroe Dietrick aud Miss Severence, of Middleville, were guests of Mrs. Jas. McKevltt this week. Mrs. A. IJ. Coulter and daughter Gretch­ en, of Chicago, are expected this week to visit Judge Smith and family. HarryI’MTt, of Belmont, N. Y., is visit­ ing his brother, Jesse Tefft. He will at­ i t.’iul school at Ann Arbor this year. , s|7Mes<lanies. T. J. Bush,' J. IV. Bentley, -K\K. Grant, W. II,. Stebbins,' Carrie Goodyrar and M. 11. Bailey spent Friday in Middleville, tbe guest of Mrs. French. Thu Eaton County fairs held at Cha<l)tte have the reputation of being the mod­ el county fair of the state. This year the management offer a fine list of attractions, prominent among them being a trotting moo£e> which will trot against horsts Underwca/of all kinds nt the Bankrupt each day of tbe fair. Fine exhibits are store. . promised in all departments. Those in­ Bazaar goods ctftaper than ever at tending to go from this city can be assured Soule’s.X of being repaid. A ball game between Boni, to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brock, Nashville and Bellevue occurs one of tbe Sunday, Sept. 23, a nine pound boy. days. Oct. 2, 3, 4 and 5. Make our store your headquarters ^dur­ A Black A Sun have just erected a fine ing the fair. Bankkuit Stobk? monument for tbe Fpnk B- Shaffer estate Save your peach pits and bring’them to at Centerville.' They also will soon erect an elegant monument for the E. O. Young Charles Beatner. He wants 500 bushel. estate lu the Grand Rapids ceiuetety. Mr. Black informs us they are working 12^ hours,per day and are still behind orders. They bare, in press a fine illustrated pam­ phlet giving descriptions of work they T'.:.- • • : of Grand Rapids, will play have done and progress made in the finan­ , nme from the county Friday cial world; •^The C. K. A S. train was 45 minutes r.orui: .. It will be an exciting game. A telephone from W. zu te pitas one day earlier thia late Tuesday night week and consequently had to cut down Delton, Cloverdale and Shultz showed lhe train had left promptly on time aud as or: t several correspondences. the minutes flew by and the train did not Sec cur Hpt- of working pants. Best in arrive, those at the depot began to think the cily. Cottonadea ftt 69c. of tbe old sink hole or an accident of some Bankbvpt Stork. kind. The cause, however, that delayed 1 n il sell ail my sheet music on hand the train was a threshing engine which regardless of cost, at 10c. a piece. attempted to cross tbe track and got fast. John Bessmer, the jeweler. Quite a little trouble was experienced in If a shawl is what yon want, our beaver getting across, and tbe train had to wait “ shawls Hit the bill. See them before buy­ until tbe coast was clear. ing elsewhere. L. E. Stauffer. - Several weeks ago Ed. M. Bailey, now The millinery .nt Soule's Bazaar will be a prosperous merchant of Gobleville, and snre-tu hull iu both style and price. Call well known to the people of this city, anti learn their price before purchasing. arrested for illegally selling liquor, he Fen Sale Cheap—two thoroughbred Ingin the drug business. Mr. Bailey’s Shropshire rams, registered. For further friends In this citv felt certain that he particulars, address P. G. Bennett, Has­ would be able to disprove the charge against him and the result has only justi­ tings. . fied their opinion. After a full and thor­ R. J. Hvndershott has opened a grocery ough examination of the case be was ^ly store |n the Hcudershott block. Cash and completely exonerated, and it is said buyers will find it an object to trade tbe charge was brought against him sim­ thjre. Give him a call. ply for spile work. The challenge of the firemen to play any Tbe total number of patients at the Kal­ team in lhe city was accepted and Thurs­ amazoo Insane asylum for the year ending day last the game was played. Score In June ** L»®. At the Pontiac In­ Hastings 24, Firemen 3. » sane asylum there are about 1.000 patients John McGuire don’t Intend to have any Tbe Traverse City asylum has nearly monkey-work going on, on the C. K. A S. 1,000 alsc\ and the asylum for dangerous it he can help it. We learn that be has and criminal insane at Ionia Wfi. The discharged every man that gets drunk. last legislature appropriated $75,000 for E. W. Morrill & Co. can and will sell an insane asylum In tbe upper pen Insula Ton a good, Kersey pant at $1.34, the best to be located at Newberry. B wW Kersey pant at $1.45, and an all wool ready for occupancy some time next yean heavy weight at $1.94, also a good duck The Wayne county asylum has now lined coat at 97c. ' ‘ . county patients and 200 State patients. ROVERS MOST WEARS LONGEST Mrs. Chester Desn, ot ftrand Ruplds, visited her sister, Mrs. Henry Cook, last week. Tais weakv______ 82 quires. . D*»ro"’ ” ’“*■ n«5t1ERWIN WILLIflH’S PANT U.^TtX0’0' Pi*l"’,e1'’ In this city yesterday and took in the fair. It was Senator McMillan’s first visit to Hastings and he, and bls companions also, . CiKCQL/tTION • spoke very highly of the beauty of the city, and of the attractions at the fair. As their call was unexpected nothing especial Her- . rhauircs for advertisements mu<. ! ■ ii'ottiee Tuesdays at latect te could be done properly to receive them. injure ihseriion in the Issue of the week The Klnzie theatre company opened jrhcu i: $ Monday night to a good house. The chief attraction for Hastings people being tbe For r.n<’ .-leaks gu to Schumann A Tutkappearance of Mrs. I>orr Mudge, under the stage name of Kiva Leslie, In the T... • t • fair in the state at Charlotte “Midnight Call.’’ Mrs. Mudge gave her next week : part In a thoroughly, finished and artistic -Fit:.1 :?.<• >f bat* just received at the manner, that won hor much praise and mbre than met the anticipations of her Bankrupt* store., H.v > i.-aper than any place in the city many Jrlends. at Soules Bazaar. * We use Dip D. J. Taylor Mathematical ■ •r ■ •p“l So“*>' '» *»«• d'^E4'1* Schumann & Tucker solicit your patron­ age and kuow you will be pleased if yon give them a trial. WE are always “on guard” watch­ ing the interests of our patrons, and incidentally our own. We keep everything in the line of Boots and Shoss that will please you. Our goods are just exactly as we represent them. It pays you, it pays anyone to buy good goods. We keep them and sell them at just as low a price asanyone in Michigan. us a call while at the Fair. Jack Ryan was arrested Tuesday eve­ ning for being drunk and disorderly. He was taken to jail. . Look out for an agent who will call at your home to offer you special' induce­ ments on photographs ut the Delton Gal­ lery. T. J. Piunce. You cannot be without a watch when John Bessmor, tbe jeweler, sells a gents gold watch case warranted for 15 yrs. with Elgin or Waltham mount for 810.00. W. H. SPENCE This week commences another series of articles from the pen of Mildred Marsh un­ der the title of “Scenes from real life,” which we think will prove interesting to our readers. E. W. Morrill A Co. can and will sell you a good, Kersey pant at $1.24, the best Kersey pant at 81.55, and an all wool heavy weight at 81.94, also a good Duck lined coat al 97c. Road Commissioners caa find 3 Inch Bridge Plank at our yard In Hastings. Other people can find anything they want in tlie line of lumber and shingles. Bentlxy. Tomunson AM! Rider. । The fair managers were very fortunate In aecuring so good a band of music as White’s Military band of Kalamazoo. It Is one of tbe finest bands ever heard in this city, their musical concerts alone be­ ing worth all it costs to go to tbe fair. Aside from being excellent musicians the players are all gentlemen. .Xbont a dozen boys got Into Morris burton’s water melon patch during camp meeting destroying everything. AU but lw0 of them "‘shelled oot" wheegalled up­ on, .nd those two were stresrod. Tue^ dear they were taken before Squire Kenas^pUkuRtyaud paid a «-» A. they were boys o' Rood reputation we NO other terms will buy our goods, but we make it worth your while to make an extra effort to throw the store book and credit system behind for good. We prefer to make a small profit and a sure one, to the chance of n larger one with the risk of Joss. withhold names. The people ot Woodland and vicinity will have an opportunity to bear Hon. Vt'ssblnxton Gardner Wednesday evenlnj. X 3rd. He Win speak In tbe rink at Woodland on that evening>tbe pol Issues ot tbe day. Mr. Gardner I. loo well known to need any Introduction to tbe people ot Barry Co““lr“^’a WHhbtan’s ablest son,, a soldier wltn a K most honorable war the blgbest decree. *• “ing prunes The P~P should and no doubt will turn out „ bear Hon. WimblnKton Gardner. He 'OP'«CD“ -- - R. K QRflHT. Cash Clothier Give �Illi r maybe ! 60,000 The Great Daily of Michigan.' You take your home paper* of course you do, but it is a mistake not to read “The Groat Daily of Michigan," the leader in every branch of news, as well as thought and literary merit. If you find any or al! other State, papets profitable, yetTHE NEWS should and will find a place in your handsand your families. Tens of thousands of other citizens of this great State have found its worth. THE EVENING NEWS, Z CENTS PER COPT. IO CENTS A WEEK. ___ S1.2S FOR 3 MONTHS BY KAIL . DETROIT. Agencies in ji-KnuciEB ia every vmage, village, tovru towu aan ssd city tn in tne the State ot of Michigan. HI ■»' r , b; 3 may ’pend on Wile a-mranln’ what he say, er he wouldn't daren’t be projeekin’ with Squire Watson in that kind o' style—ah! hoo! This is a inonst’ous good toddy. You may add a thiinbkor two morc o* spcrrlts, ‘and empty in a trifle more of s-Jgbr and water. I won’t call it two drinks. it n-bein'diy rule, us you know, not to go over two when I come to town, and one of ’em I taken when I come in first. But it’s a dilicate business I’ve got.on hand now, a promisin' Squire Wctson I’d drop in nt Mtasta Enlow’s nr, I went on back and sec how the l^nd lay, .and on sech a arrant a man got to keep ■ hisself reasonable hot, well Us cool. I named the thing to you for you to think on it and let me know what you think of it in a business way, Gustus— in a busi­ ness way." “1 never—that is, I don’t often—give my advice, Uncle Lishy, without it’s asked, and by them that’s concerned. Hannah'll decide for herself, possible with you to help her. I suppose you'll say take the offer/’ "I shall say Oarnah, Gustos, I shall simple give it as my opinion to her, that if it was me, and I couldn’t git what I thiuk I ought to have, and couldn’t git in no other way, and spe­ cial to the tune o' that pile o’ prop’ty, I ruther think I should take the incumberncc and run the resk. For us for the breakin’ o’ Pearce Amerson’s will, why, Squire Watson jes’ laugh at the idee, Guistus Rachels. And indeed —why, my dear friend, that ever sence you .was a boy I’ve thought a heap of, people must consider, and if they don’t, the jedge on thc bench'll tell ’em, that a man’s will is his’n, and arfter he’s dead and gone it’s the onliest prop’ty he’s got. and it won’t do to tromple on it.” “Well, sir, if I was in Hannah's plaoe, I’d see Wile Amerson dead and gone— to the place he’s bound for, before I’d take such a offer. And. Uncle Lishy, in my opinion they Isn’t twelve men in this county that when they hear what‘6—but that isn’t here nor there, yet awhile. Ho offering to buy his brother’s widow, and pay her off with what he knows belongs,to her! I've got no more to say about it, Uncle Lishy, and you see I'm wanted to help, my clerk." “That’s so. Well, good-by. Gustus.” “Good-by, Uncle Lishy.” After he had gone, a customer said: “Gus. what have you and old man Flint got on hand, that you talked so lon£ and serious?” “Oh, a little something,he had on his mind he wanted to tell me. I had to break off from him;” “A body has that to do. when he’s got at' toddy inside and a body's got something else to do besides listening to him orate. But he’s a first-rate old man." “None better." property after working fifty and sixty years to get it." “Why, in the name of the good Lord. Squire Watson," cried tbe old mar,! lifting his arm with energy, “incourse *4 <»F pv/ not; in course not; and it’s what I been [<IGtAR0?^LC°LM-J°MH5ToNtailin’ people, that 06 for Pearce Amer­ son not bein’ in his right mind, it’s simple foolishness. If he weren't a [TO BE CO.VnXUKD.J smart man, long as I see him. I’m a fool and allays has been, which nobody CHAPTER XVIL The next day following was one of that know Lishy Flint has ever went down so low as to make any sech a inwhat Mr. Flint used to style his Satur­ days for going to town. After his in­ sinooation; and as for if so be Wile did put thc olfi man ag’ins* Hannah, cipient toddy and usual chat with Rachels, he repaired to Rainer’s, and, which if he done it, as some say he did, he oughtn ’t; but if he did, if this don’t taking one of the split-bottomed chairs which stood always within for the ac­ mount to takin’ of it all back and more besides, I don ’t know what do. Ain’t commodation of customers, removed it to the sidewalk, seated himself and be­ that tbe way you look at it. Squire Watson?" gan upon one of his biscuits. “Certainly. Mr. Flint Why, Mr. “Ob, Uncle Lishy,” said Mr. Rainer, "1 forgot at thc minute of howdying Flint, mj notion is that the main ob­ jection thc old gentleman had to Miss with you to tell you that Capt. Watson was in here yesterday, and he asked Enlow for a daughter-iit-law was her me, if he didn’t happen to see you him­ want.of property. Many a parent has self, to tell you he’d be much obliged that" "Yes, yes. Yit they is not much If you’d step in his office, as ho wanted to have a little talk with you about doubt that the old man were put up by Wile to have ruther high family no­ some business, he didn’t say what." Pausing at the bite be was in thc act tions, after he married among the Maratons of Putnam. He got over It of taking, he said: “Why, what—you say, Jeems, he at lenkt aud I allays wished he’d ’a’ got over it sooncr’n he did. But what didn't name the business he wanted Wile done to-wards sech as that I look with me?” at it now, he have more’n took bock by “Didn't even bint what it was." thc compormisc he offer to Hamah." * “My roe! these lawyers! Why, Arthur “ I feel much gratified, Mr. Flint, Dabney he send words to me some­ times he want to see me, and now here that you take such sensible views of a vefy grave situation. If the mutters 'tis Squire Watson he’s a-sendin’ his words. , Look like they think some­ I in dispute can be acconunedated in the thin' of Lishy Flint's opinion, if he is ; way proposed I shall hope, and so T> know will you. that it will prove to be old and a'mighty nigh wore out.” “Ah. Uncle !>isliy, you're not bo old not only satisfactory but happy for all ' that people don't appreciate your judg­ parties” “Thein wonis. Squire Watson, is ment: and I hope it will V? many a year 1 ■ cgzact accordin' to my view of the before you will be." v T‘Thanl:y, .Teems, thanky. If I don’t j case, which, arfter I've done what litoversize my own jedgment, sech as the I tie business I has with Jeems Rainer I I’ll. percced on home and stop for a good Lord give me, seem to me like she’s jes’ the same shc'te allays been, j chat along o’Harnah. It’s been a long that is. for strenk. a not countin’ in j time.” smiling with some mischief as xny ricTection, which mayn’t bo quite | he rose, “sence I has used co’yn wordg CHAPTER XVIIL up to what it used to be.* Well, arfter 1 to a female, but maybe they’ll some of The nice toddy, conscientiously stop­ I git through with my biscuit, I!ll pce- I ’em come up to me when I git sorter ping somewhat short of doubling itself, : wormed up in the case. I wish you rusc over and see what the business is." Watson was pleased at his readiness 1 mighty well, Squire Watson, in all making sweeter the sense of goodness In his heart. Mr. Flirt ruminated pleas­ to undertake the delicate mission, yonr healths." After transacting the business with antly yet thoughtfully upon the mis­ backed by terms which Mr. Flint would not say were fair; that was not the Mr. Rainer, first informing him in a sion which he was .to take in on his very loud whisper what he had been homeward travel.. Some of what ro­ word. auoMw was "uoiuuibuwn in his own joum youth he ncx-nougut thought “No. Squire Watson, I should name wanted for at thc lawyer’s office, and mance ’em lib'l. high liber'l. To give Harn ah suggesting that ho be careful about it might be apposite to call back, If posa four t‘, and her child a fourt’, him to mentioning it to too many people, he sible; but as he rtXte alojig-it seemed m responsive could hare pay lawyer fee and cost on both sides, repaired again, as always just before not tvicrin/l tn I,.,.! .... and settle on Hamah five thousand leaving town, to the “Big Indian," to wished, so long" had he been used to dollars of his own prop’ty, is terms get what he called his “flnual closin' " take mere business views of things in Which if they ain’t lib’l I don’t know toddy for that day and have another this lower world. Never much of a What is lib’l; but it only go to show, chat with Rachels. With many words student in the lore of love,.his own mar­ he confided to this dear friend the riage, though in thc main proven sat­ service which, at solicitation from such isfactory, hud been contracted in cir­ high source, he had undertaken to per­ cumstances wherein convenience, con­ form. Rachels kindly acceded to his sisting of a couple of slaves and a snug request to station themselves at the little piece of land, stood forth so lower end of the counter, near thc prominent that it seemed to him not door in thc rear, leaving tlie clerk to necessary to go behind it, searching too minutely for other attractions. wait upon the customers. “I want to git your opinion on it, This afternoon he did try for awhile to frame a few phrases such as he used to Gustus, a-bein’ the man of jedgment you’ve always been, and see what you hear of others employing on such in­ thought about it on the av’rage. It teresting occasions; but he found, to delight n\p, which, as you know, I’ve his regret, that his vocabulary, though been for a compermise all the time, abounding with words on other sub­ a-believin’ In my soul a compermise o’ jects, seemed to have next to none for some sort were the onliest thing to the case now on his hands. “Psher!” he once spoke aloud, and settle It; but I weren’t—no, I weren’t anigh a-countin’ on Wile bein’ ao lib’l, with some contempt It was at the instant when his mind came to the and hain’t a idee he’d done it, exceptin’ Harnah have so struck him in’srds. conclusion that it was useless for him What do you think of ’em, Gustus?— to try to go at the work before him in any way different from that in which Wile's terms, I mean?" "Think of ’em? Don’t believe he is be habitually went to all others. Then in earn^t in makiu’ era. Fly in the to the interjection just now put forth AB HE STEPPED UPON THE BIDEWALK thing, somc'res, Uncle Lishy. Obleeged he subjoined the following remark^: HAKKAH AND HER SOX WERE PASSING. “If she will, she will, and if she won’t, Squire Watson, what a young ’oman “No, Gustus, no, my bod. He’s dead she won’t, like all wimming does. that’s putty and is hard to git can do in yearnest; so Squire Watson say, aud That’s all^they is in it" with a feller that want her the dis­ you know a man like Squire Watson For the rest of his journey he seemed tracted bad way - that Wiley Amerson wouldn’t let hisself be trifled with by sufficiently calm. The Enlow house, a show bisself by sech a offer, which I’m a client in no sech way. No, sir. the mile this side of the Flints’, was a obleeged to acknowledge that it make good luck of it is, Wile have gone and humble story-and-a-half, with backme see more gum in Wile, and more felled in love ’ith Haraah, and he’ll do shed roofns, surrounded by hardy gizzard, as the sayin’ is, than I thought what he say and sign papers in the black-jacks. Many of the flower treas he have. They tell me he never seemed present of witnesses the very day and and the vines about the piazza, which had been grown by Hannah when a to keer so pow’ful much for his wife; hour she say the word.” but she were a plain female and rather girl, were there vet The mother, a /‘Unde Lishy Flint, between me and sickly, while Harnah—I see her this widow, neat and industrious as ever, yon, there's the slyest human I or you very mornin' at her ma's, where she’s waa content with what the small farm any one of us ever laid eyes on, and yielded to the work of three or four a now a-visitin’, and I declar’ she look he’r the meanest. A man that’E slan­ slaves and two young sons. gorgis as a pink and bloomin’ a&—1 der a young female like Wiley Amer­ The ladies were sitting on the piazza come mighty nigh sayin’ as the moon. son slandered Hannah, and cut her and Til see her this very evenin’ on my in this soft November afternoon. her husband and her child out of what “Housekeepers! housekeepers!" cried way back, and I shall talk to her like he knows they’re entitled to, end then Pd talk to my own child, which she Mr. Flint, as he ascended the steps. go and offer to give to her what al“Bowdy do! howdy do! Why, Harnah, have always been a'most like one of read}- belongs to her by Godamighty’s as I told Jeems Rainer and Squire my chlldern, and I shall rip’aeni the good rights if she'll many him and Wateon to-day, I positively believe you case in the true light of settlin’ quoils not give it on no other terms as—well, git puttierand scrimshouserevery day; and disputing', which never looks well he’s too mean, to my opinion, to say but you ain’t nare one o’them more’n in no family. Yes, WUe, I sec now, how mean such a man is." your ma were in her time.” ain't quite the feller he’s in gen’l been “Oh, come, eome. Gustus! Don’t be “Howdy, Mr. Flint!" answered Han­ took for. I’ve been for coinpermisin' this thing from the jump, and I’m too hard on a poor widder^er of a feller nah. “Take that chair. You always that have jes ’ drapped head and ears have something pleasant to say to peo­ thankful that the way seem like openin’ in love where he can’t get the purchase ple. Tell us some of the' news in for it" to even kick hisself out They ain ’ t town. ” "Mr. Flint, I very glad t& hear “As for pleasant words, to them I you talk with so much discretion and betwixt you and tne, they ain't nare doubt on my mind no more ’ n you but like and think somethin’ of ’em, I do with an eye both to business and kind­ ness. I haven’t considered Wiley what Wile Amerson would keep every genTy have ’em; io them I don’t, they dollar o’ that prop’ty exceptin' that he’s may go their ways for me, ’ithout H’s tend to say. esp^tally of late. When got stack as he have with Hamah, them I got business with, and when hto father died, he didn't think it would which is a piece o’ good luck I 'wem’t that;® over their rootn to me is good as be quite becoming in him to tear up a-cxpectin’ nor I wem’t a-lookin' out their company. I jes’ declar’, my child, the will that had been left with him for. And it do look like a jedge-ment you do look fresh and peert, mighty on Wile that she kbove captnated him nigh same ns a girl; and that fetches the old man hadn't sense as she have, and put him where he can b? made news in .« A"”1, V “Stop, ma," isaid liamuih. a' the ,o™e. roee to - go ‘-Stt downed former go. keen your Hto‘. I >>*TO strata from ma." Cruel Sport. The Hindus arc great swimmehg and swim dog fashion with their hands aud feet beating the water. The reason of this is to scare their aquatic enemies. There is a great swimming festival after thc flrtftrains, when the rivers are swollen. Then Hindus of all ages enter the turbulent flood and swim a given distance, shouting like demons find creating an enormous commotion. Crocodiles follow the swimmers and the slower swimmers fall an easy prey to those a tvful monsters. But it is sport—sport to those who take part in the exciting adventures, but greater sport to the thousands who follow the men in the water from the banks, and the victim to thc nugger has little sympathy wasted on him by the eager, fuu-loving crowd. Tiy if once and you will - like fhousands of other housewives -usenoofhen SANTACLAUSSOAP THE BEST.PUREST— MCSTECONOMICAl '^WmURMNKWANY^ Klectrio Bittern. This remedy Is becoming bo well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all disease-, of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum aud other afflictions caused by Impure blood.—Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters. 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The Forum Lshing Company, Union Square, New York. 23c. a Copy. $3 a Year. 3 inc first nrsi State oinie and inu savings bank uanz has nas apThe , pMed for a receiver for the Lansing lumber and engine company. n your child U puny, trotful. troubled — fit. , ... ... . with glandular swellings, Inflamed eyes or sores on the head, face or body, a course of Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is needed to expel the scrofulous humors from the blood. The sooner you begin to give this medi cine the better. The Clare Sentenia) says that the owner of a half acre of plums, ot an early variety netted the proprietor 8500 this year. Every man having a beard should keep It an even and natural color, and if It Is not so already, use Buckingham’s Dye and appear tidy. Charles Dumont, an employe of the tile company operating near Petersburg, caught his hand In tbe clay crusher and had It terribly crushed. F When Eaby wm Mkk, vo gave her Cart aria. When she wm a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Mias, she clung to Cartoria. IWfflwk Mly'[nlmnt ---- AND---- Burglars robbed the jewelry store of George French aud the hardware store of C. H. Loomis of Sparta early yesterday morning. Deputy Sheriffs or Grand RapIps caught three men near Englishville dividing tbe spoils, and locked them up. They are known as Lon Campbell. Frank Arnold and Albert Thomas. Mr. Wm. Williams, Vicksburg, Mlcb., says, -I verily believe, Adlrooda, Wheel­ ers’ Heart and Nerve Cure, to be the most reliable remedy for heart Irregularities R,Ten 10 powic. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. The presbytery of Lansing met in semi­ annual session yesterday at Lansing, Moderator N. D Glidden called tbe assem­ bly to order. Rrv. H. a. Jordan of Lans­ ing was elected moderator. Children Cry for Pitcher's Caitorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Ciyfor Pitcher’s Castorla; ONE YEAR FOR ONLY 11.00, CASH m.flbVflNCE Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS ««•. 9l Mtehlgim, County of Butt-m. for exa^rJ^a'.loiMwd aUDw^ce^ L’S.W 1 ■< * -LAUS OAP �HASTiNC - Banner fnut.itv. S.-pt. 27. »S?y AQUKAND MALARIA, A.tta/rlWb,, M^Uwl Wrlt.r A M1RACLEJN MISSOURI. of .urtusurotie, ih.ii The re»utar. old-Tulilonwl ah\Td c ,rni ‘ ,ucb W0'K'! be drained, they shall cause a notice writ­ ten or printed or partly written and partly »»ue or chill, .nd Tev.r hCi.ijH, ms and the Common Council mav rah*et enough, but f.r wt>r», to b. ,r ' J"‘ printed to be served by the Marshal or by medical I •“roraHofMrt proprwS, way in the world to be sure dred disease known ns ciimnt?? ।k u' some member of thc police force of said FUU tha£j*‘ ll'.Y^«’ ro/„Th” ti,n!w” Council, Jh.ll .1 city, upon the owner, acent or occupant of of having the best paint, and that Tlie otd-llme, chills .nd fever would* cm' rcK“l,r owllng .tier th, Ibn, such lot or lots to construct a private or THE EAST. X t ,’n1 ~ rtrflv’'e> "I -wh ............. due ■ dUHnet chill, followed by fe.er .mi is to use only a well-established ln*eral drain or. s^wrr therefrom, of the ,we.tlnir, when the victim would J m re”r1tr' Oel-rmln. whla'h It any dimensions ami character to be prescribed brand of strictly pure white lead, respite of one. two or three d.y, |n whl,, in said notice, connecting with some pub ­ B0V'e1' ! • , A COTbt-i^. 1 0 r"T|,are * "rtf™ lic drain or sewer, designated lu said no­ pure linseed oil, and pure colors.* to recuperate and ronin llb ,frenrth Bu “Tff1 f”f lhl' ‘■onsliucllon ot »«cb Liver Complaints, ana Lrippl. -To-day u Well nnd not so alt.i chronic lualaiia. Bverv day— The following brands are stand­ aud « baud for tllB uue perfurnuutro ot the tice, such notice shall be served personally morn n<.. noon m.d nl,hl-cl,roalc nSi.He*rty Man. upon either of lhe persons aforesaid, if ard, “Old Dutch’’ process, and are Hfeadache, use hh",.Ouro."'‘,,:,’ed,’r (From the K m „, Olly TLiki ( ria will plague and tease Its victim with they can be found lu said city, and If they Uni ^.y.°r 8urBllt^ which contract when miserable, croeplnir rigors, nasty. «,h cannot be found then such notice shall be always absolutely bi h “m Co,Dn,on O'V’Til shall be served by posting the game hi a conspicu­ ’ti”1?’ Iltu,r oooted tongue, sallow ........... .vie. haW ny 1 T. Mayor a,,u on be- ous place on the premises. skin, n s nt apix-tlte, confused mental •*mlug mlrwle of h^n"."'"^ halfof tl.e city and aralrd with tbe city ll"«’y.,*lupl<l llstlewness, and a one ot the best know! S,, Sw. 17. The person serving eald notice host of s.mlliar symptoms a. Infernal u Tsrnou counties las been Bark M Sec. 7 Within ten daya.nfhh- the cxe-1 shall make an affidavit of the time and they ere perol,tm.t-not a day's To” manner uf serving the same and file the brother of XSuteTi" *’ P',“n“' “,"1 a cTtmel fur the construe- imine with the recorder. si-m not an now's cessation. Work 1s . They re See. IS. H the owner of the lot or lots d, M"‘T c- Hou of a M-wer tlw C-uuio-ui Connell dial 1 wear’sotne worry, study .tokening and C. “Morley,” . rauae .p i^hn.li- lo In- lu..leof tho ro«l and shall neglect or refuse to construct apch “ Aaahor,” senseless and pl.y a p-osy Impossibility : i>Ie. sugnrsioated, “Bkiparan,” "" wWcl’11 »h.ll.pprove httera! or private drain or sewer as direct­ “ EokiUia,”“ I he ortliuary treatment for malaria in which eallinaie .hall e.i.broce the am/.unl ed in fedd notice for th>- space of sixty days “ Armstrong ft McKelvy,’ “ Southenj,” s,,t- ii'v dissolved, not ot the least possible use in such cases eonlraei.n la |„ lbe co<t <1( sn “ Beymer-Bauman,’' from and after lhe service or posting of “ Pavis-Chanbers,” It only seems to aggrlvate IL Unless a “Collier,” and i d -v to take. *’,,,?Kand ihe ™n' °f roak,"« said B»»tlce as aforesaid the Common Coun ­ thoro igh course of Pe-ro-na Is taken the “Fahnestock.” «> t-ctin^thrasses^meuuaml other fee* cil ma> construct the same and as-ess the Every dose patient will seek in vain for medical relief. ana charges up to UMi • ineipding tbe * If you want colored paint, tint cost and expense of the same against the Tue effect of Pe-ru-na is pleasant, positive torn <jf the tax roll into the rrcunk-ra of- owner of said lot or lots in like manner as any of the above strictly pure leads and permanent. providtnl for the construction of public Specific directions for lhe use of Pe-ruSec. 8. The Common Council shall nt sewers aforesaid. with National- L^ad Co.’s Pure. ua in these cases can be obtained by send­ their next regular meeting after Uie e» Sec. IP. When any private or lateral White Lead Tinting Colors. ing for a free book on malaria, published telplesanepa. and walked erect. Crmlv timnte ot the cos’, and expense of such sewer may need reconstructing repair* or . These colors are sold fan one-pound cans, each by the P-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co. of iJfn?”?W!t‘!l“g|y ,b'"" 1,lc ‘"n ettls'-’ sewer; h«H be uunle and approved or at lug aiiil the owner shall ___ full to reconstruct can being sufficient Ip tint 25 pound» of Strictly Columbus, O. s peoplalookiM and wondered. Tlie story such other meeting as the wine shall be or repair the. Mime the Common Council Pure White Lead the desired shade: they are in of be remarkable ease h., been tire mro- ponpoibtf to fiy motion or resolution direct 'nay proceed |t<» liavc tine same reconstruct­ no sense ready-mixed points, but a combination set o lire two counties. Exactly n, Mr. he Supervisor of tho Supervisor district ed ami rejniired a- provided for construct­ of perfectly pure colors in tbe-handiest form to Council rn»c««<iin*r',. Woodxon told It to u Hujtm reporter.il is in which such sewer Is located, to make an ing the same in the first instance as near tint Strictly Pure White Lead. io lave an auction bw published: assessment rc»n containing descriptions ot as may be and collect the cost and expense Send us a postal card and gel our book on Common Council owl In ndjourlied scsid large cxperteiwe "For ten year. 1 hive suffered tho tor­ all the several parcels ot renl ’ estate in of the same of the owner as aforesaid. paints and color-card, free. :,>n. Terms reasbuA sion Tuesday eve., is, ’tM. said sewer district as determined afore­ W. D. B ennett. ments ot the damned and have been . use ­ national lead co. Mayor Grew*] presiding. said, lire names of the owners thereof if less Invalid: to-day 1 am . wed and hearty C. L. Huffman, Chicago Branch, Prewitt at roll call. Aid. Kennett, Hick, .1. M. SMITH. Sate and Fifteenth Streets. Chicago. man. free from ahnosl every Uweh of italn. known, butJh case any of the owners do Huffman. Osborn and Waters. not reside in S! dd city and are not known 1 don t think man ever suffered more A..... . roll call. Aid Busby, Tinkler, to use thu word-“non resident” in place of acute and constant agony than I have 1 I| the name of the owner also to apportion, and Wciaxert. since last. The rheumatism started then LIKE SARDINES IN A BOX On motion of Aid Osborn reading of In my right knee, and after weekslof nut-« I assess and levy the amount of the co'l and * SMITH mhis. postponed. Got bcm*« Rirarming Population anti ft* feriug in lied 1 at lot relieved suf- I! expensd of the construction of such sewer General Ignorance of America. Resolved that the ordinance adopted by J as estimated and approved as aforesaid up ­ W(> Hand. Ml:-li nelenily io arise, but It was <»D|y lo g^t1 Ihh Council Sept. n. ibJ4. relative to on the said several pnreeh ot real esaate New York is a city without homes Loyal E. K uappen. sewers tn* published for two suceesive about ou crutches for five >years, the nil- according and In proportion to the benefits says a writer" in the Fontm. Among ment having settled in the joliit. Detylte weeks in lhe Hastings Bannek and that constant treatment of the most eminent <»f such sewer to said parcels respectively old residents and -new, native and for­ . l»»*nWcD. . lhe same be in effect from and after such physicians the rheumatism grew worse and to earry out the several amounts fin a eign; among the poor, the well-to-do i:.\ & DENISON, to said several descritH and the rich, the question is almost publication. W. F. Hicks. VERS. and for the last four years . I have been column opposite • Moved by Aid Hicks t' at the above compelled to go about bent half towards Hous. • — Trust Co. BIJg,, universal: “Where do yon live now?" Sec. 9. Tin* Supervisor shall complete be adopted. Carried, ■ nl Rtjdd-J.Mirfaigan. resolution the Krouou. ground. in In me the winter ot of lalw-91. lS9fr-»l. arHow many in the whole great city . ,, .. .. . . .. Aj ...................... - J. ’ tyej>.." buunvtt, H leks, Huffman. Osborn ter the rheumatism had fettled Into its said assessment roll within t.*n days after have lived ten years in one house? the Cotpmon Council shall hav^ difttted and A'aters. mo«'..chronic form, 1 went to Kansas Chy How uiany, have lived five years where him to make the rapie as provided in lhe .1: and Surgeon. ujMi/i advice of my brother, and for six they live noxv? New Yorkers are as , • Mich. Moved by Aid Hicks that the bill for weeks .1 was treated In one of tile largest last section. You say a collar and cuiT that are .(tended day or night. O£nomadic as the Bedouins: but the Sec. 10. After the Sup«*rvisor sbnll St. work In .the first ward be allowed iand ’ andJu-vt known dispensaries <»f that city, waterproof? W-5 per cent paid from 1st wd. nnd lbal. | l>u» without ll«r sligiitest iicproventent. have roinp!<>te«i said assessment roll he Bedouins have a much freer rauge, Yes. ' > shall give notice In some newspaix-r print- and this is an advantage. To be con- : And perspiration will not affect them? Horn Gen. Hig. fund. ymm* ! .* / | U?.n r svtn!rt'''* a Strouts .j ed nand „u puwiNiru. vuy. m published mi in »mu said city, nt i«a*i least once once fined to one little Island and yet to , Yes. . | ' , Amended by Aid Huffman that 50 van»c battery. thl*l us^l for months । ‘in eucb Suru,.nni,u wtjks.' w ki,.- have no home is to acquire the vices ‘ Wct.k {or tW() , successive Hastings. Mich. cent be paid from 1st. wd. fund and I ' And when dirty you need only wipe b:il. wiih the same resu.L In August, 1892, 1 ; that said assessment roll is completed, and aud to suffer the limitations both of i>f the etale. Cul- from Gen. Hig. them off with a wet doth or sjxjnge ? • i W,e.’.,l.V> 1 "ir.e I‘t will remain in his office for twiive the tramp and the serf. There may be j Yes. Amendment lost. ,-wiih the widely known Dr. Mudd of ho*,-; dByH fro;n tin- date ot tlie first publication disadvantsiges about neighbors nnd . Wonderful! How ere they made ? Ayes. Huffman mid Osborn. • pltnl practlees feme, ami Dr. Kale of the ; (,f sa;t| nnlicj^for thc inspection of all Icon­ A linen collar covered on both sides friends, but after all it is civilizing to Nays. IteunetL Hicks aud Waters. city hospital. None of theta would tnk<»; cenied. durlug which time any person | Ini;\ sician and with waterproof “Celluloid.” Looks Original motion lost. |ujycase with Muy hup- of affording me ; u-rrated mav tile with him in writing Midi have them. New Yorkers hare no exactly like n linen collar. neighbors end few real friends. The Ayes, Bennett Hicks and Waters. more than temporary relief, and so l.caum Lobjections, changes or corrections as llu-v Is it the only waterproof collar r.rd Nays, Huffman and Osburn. home weak, doubled with pain, helpless might wish to make to raid ttssesstoent housing of New York is not good. The cuff made? Aid Weissert took his seat. people are packed«way like sardines in ami despondent. {roll: said Supervisor shall submit to: the No, but it is the only one rr.cde with Moved by Aid Hirks that tin- bill : for I “______________ .. was cal!-1 (kinmon Council, nt Its first regular iav4-t n box, or dishes..in a cupboard; but some । the linen interlining aud consequently About this time__________ my attention work now done on Mich. Ave. and Thum I ed tn the account ’ ’ ‘ .of‘ a remarkabb Pure hy । |;!ira(tt.r the expiration of tho .«ald twelve cupboards have four and some sixteen thc only one that can give entire satis­ Cl lu. >>nl.l 9a-.an, 11 i >• o.»/4 ,I lit It. IT*. • 1t.....' 1st..,. I*11I it. .yleiar. and Surgeon, St. be paid from Gen. Hig. and bal of Dr. William'* Pink Pills for Pale People ' days, said assessment roll together mUIi shelves: only- a very few families en­ faction, because it is the best. work done on these st*, be paid from 1st., of locomotor ataxia, rhenmathm. aud.imra-1 the objections, changes or correction* of joy an entire cupboard to themselves. How con I kuoy? I get the right wd. fund. Carried, j lysis. I ordered some of the pills as an the same, filed with him during said The people suffer from too great prox­ kind ? ’• “att'of depot. Aye*. Bennett, Hick*, Huffman,Osborn, experiment. When 1 bt*gan to take them . twelve thy.-, rhe Common Council Mhull. imity; they are often—and perhaps Because every piece is stamped os WHasen and Waters. j the rireumathm had devrfoped into a thereupon, direct tbe Supervisor to make commonly —too close for moral or phys­ ■ follows: BARBER - and Surgeons. ' | phase of paralysis: my leg from the* thigh . g^ch corhictious or changes of the rarr.c ical decency. Light is a rare and The followlng,accts. audited: down was told all of the lime and could ns shall |<» it seem just and ' when such precious commodity. Sewer gas first •.;:dy responded to with .87 | not be kfcpt wurtn. In a short time the changes <»r corrections shall have bwn W. Mellon, labor hand is not good to breathe, but ‘ pills were gone, and so was the cane. 1 J made, the same shall stand confirmed. If W. Michael was able to attend to the duties of my of-(no objections, changes or corrections breathed several times in succession by F. Loveland MARKl Real Esta|e*Office. fice. to get about as n well aud strong man shall be tiled with the Supervisor, the different persons becomes noxious. S. Wiley < Inquire for that and refuse anything In spite of the commercial character ^•k. Hastings. - » 1 was free from pain atnl I could enjoy a ; Common Council shall confirm said rdll.M. Cramer else, or you will be disappointed. : .1 Estate Real l>ute .00 suund nnd ivstfui night's aleep, something ■ After ihe confirmation of the roll, the of the people of New York city, in spite Suppose ray dealer uocs not have ■.•neral roa<r*VM<0taM^ b’. Bennett .80 I had not known for ten years. To-day assessrimnu* in said roll shall constitute a of the small army of commercial trav­ Abstract Books, com­ E. Holbrook them ? ... i';a>Xf«ralsh complete G. Booth I 68 am practically , and I firmly belicVe, per- Hen. until pafd, upon said jinrcels of hind elers whose address is New York, it is He probably has, but if not, scad ■ I SHOOKS. Clerk. 3.00 njanently cured of my terrible and agoniz-! for the amount set opposite each parcel still true that the great lx»dy of the ,1. Mullen, st. Wk. direct to us, enclosing amount. Col­ 1.50 .Ing aliment. No magician of the Far J respectively. people know next to nothing of the rest lars 25c., Cuffs 50c. State size, and M. McPhariin whether collar wanted is stand-up or .80 EMst ever wrought the miracle ’with Ills’ Sec. 11. Within five days after the eon- of the country. The west knows the W. McDonald .80 wand that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills did for tirmation of sani roll, it shall be the duty cast, the east does not ,|um»w the west turned-down. C. Bauer said Supervisor to------------make and . of -— ~-r~-- deli' - ’ ’ THE CELLULOID COMPANY, John Inchboldt, cleaning Council room .50 me. This is true Because the west came 427-39 Broadway, MEWYORK. To verify the story beyond all question the treasurer of said city of Hastings a from the east in the * first place, Will Mellon, cutting weeds 1*05 y at Law A. Cain killing and burying a dog .50 nf doubt Mr. Woodson made the following copy of said assessment roll, with the tax­ anil because thousands of westerners ’u;L‘i ft Colgrove.) affidavit: j cs assessed tn each parcel ot land therein Moved by Aid Hicks that the bill of bhx'fc. Itu-Hinga.» ...................1 sg • described. He shall also annex thereto n visit tlie cast while only hundreds or Stat? of*MfoWJuri. Mrs Ashton be referred to thb Foor Board. .arts of'the state. warrant under tin* hands of the Mayor tens of easterners visit the wesL Thc County of Bates, f ’ ’ Carried, Aytni Aii. atid Supervisor, with the seal of lhe City struggle for existence in New York 1. M. M. Woodson, being duly sw4rn ou Moved by Aid Huffman that the accts, affixed, commanding the treasurer to col- city-is so severe that the Ixxly of the " i-.py nt Law. be allowed and orders drawn on respective my oath state that the following state­ het from the several persons named there­ people have not the time, if they had ■Hid v*ar&Cu.'t store.) ments are true and correct as 1 v erily be­ <r.'-.>f du? State. CollecUoae funds. Carried. in. the sums set opposite their respective the inclination, to acquire general in­ , A ves." Bennett. Hicks, Huffma h,Osborn, lieve. ••■Iftsgto.. r names, within forty days from tlie dale formation. Life 'tjth them is intense M. M. Woodson. Weissert aud Waters, Subscribed and sworn to before me this thereof, and said warrant shall also auth­ and swift, but it runs in a very narrow .RMAN, riomcppathic Phy Nays, None. orize safa treasurer, in case any person channel after all. In a very real sensd On motion of Aid Hicks Council ad« 3rd. day of March. 1SV4. tan and Surgeon. shall neglect or refuse to pay his tax to thc people are provincial. They as Id ' John D. Moore. Notary Public. Lathrop's drug store.) iourned till Friday eve. Sept. 28.794. levy tiie same by distress aud sale of the the visitor from Kansas City if ha Dr. Wllll.iii.'I'Ink I ’ llb tor Pile I ’ eoE. G. Holiuiook. goods and chatties uf such person in the ' Recorder. pb- .re ruRrnit*<.tur*.cl by the Dr. W llll.ms' same manner as Is or shall be provided by knows,their friends in St Paul. They] Medioh". Comiany. Sr-benect.ily. X. Y.. ask the visitor from Denver whether law In cases of township treasurers. iud.ro sold Ohly In bo.os bt'.ring lhe A Skeleton »« the Closet. Sec. 12. The treasurer, upon receiving he enjoys any religious privileges ir linn', lr.de m.rk and wmpKr. «t 50 cents that city of churches. Many of them How often do we hear of this in domes­ o box or Six boxes for S3.50 r.MLZlTlON * Best 1“ such tax roll shall proceed to collect tne not only know nothing of America be­ IGE" GRLflM. tic life at this day. But what is more ap­ mind thst Dr. Wllil.ms's I’lnk I Ills are taxes therein mentioned, and In case of yond a few streets of the metropolis, palling than the living body made repuls- never .-old In bulk or by the doten or hun­ neglect or refusal to pay such taxes sli-ll Fl MP GONHGTIONS. Ivh with skin and scalp diseases salt- dred .nd any dealer who offer, substitutes levy and collect the same by distress and but they actually take pride in not 1 SOFT DRINKS. ges for* advertisements rhftum. tetter, ecrema and scrofulous sores in this form Is trying to detr.ud you and sale of the goods nnd chattels of every wanting to know anything. Dr. W llllani s 1 Ihk such person whosoever found in said city MAJORITY VERDICTS BY JURIES. Tuesdays at latest tG and swellings.. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medi­ should be avoided. and may take any property that can Le the issue of the week cal Discovery is the positive cure for all of Pills miy be had ot all druggists or direct these diseases. If taken In lime. It also by mail from Dr. William, Medicine Co. taken br township treasurers In tbe col-’ • Civil Cmw May Be So Decided la Moal lection of taxes. He shall give the same Earopran Countries. CITY BAKERY. cures lung-scxofnla, commonly known as notice and sell In the same manner ns In Scotland, since 1854. it has beei Druggists* mlze merit, and this Pulmonary Consumption. By . A d Ordinanaa Relative to Bewers. township treasurers are required to do in. provided that in civil cases, after sb Ketmeu. N* C. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sec I. Be It ordained by-the Common the collection of taxes and shall be en­ hours’ deliberation, a verdict of three Dr. V. R. Pierce: Dear Sir—When Hood's la “on top,” Council of the City of Ua.tlngB that al titled to the same fees on such rale, and about three years old I was taken witn fourths may be taken. And in Britisl rowers wholly located In any public stroet any surplus on such rate shall be returned ft The Niagara Falla Route.” mumps, also had fever, finally 1 had that ThHr., 1 •■•r the Charlotte Court dreaded disease Scrofula. The most emi­ or ally In lhe city ot ll.stmia are denom - to the peison in whose possession said pro­ India the code of criminal proccdur । of 1882 makes a similar provision, and House h J perty was when the distress was made. riated public sewers amjshnlI ever. Iw o.f■ing put on. nent physicians In this section treated me Stations. goes even so far as to declare that af tejr Said treasurer shall within ten days after rer be constructed and kept In RPmt.nr Beta. *J I b*(l running Mr0,,ul°“’ Ind . 21 and Sept. 21, 664 to no »v«IL nt the expense ot mid city, and bat the expiration of lhe time mentioned in due deliberation the opinion of six, nrisoin-r- J on It'D «l<l- ot neek and taro. 1 wm all lateral sewers for the accommodation his warrant for tlie collection of said tax concurred in Tiy the judge, shall pre «a«tjnus......... -•mfiucd in the Kalamazoo core, small .nd w.'.kly when eight or nl re and (trainage ot private lots contiguous to return said tax-roll into the office of tbe' vail. In most countries of Europe trie 1 Brattons. &HS 1= gslss year# old. and lu (act was nearly a ekelt- or near a public sewer are '1*-n"ml“,,?‘ recorder, dud in case any of the taxes by jury is used only in criminal oasei , lonv >Slx bottles ot Dr. Pierce s Golden >t Watson, recently killed M^lt&l Discovery wrought prlrote sewers and shall ever bereatter be mentioned therein shall remain mipald. and in France, Italy and Germany x . [~-!4o| live] ».10| l.ta tLumsa*.. ibnee lu:.i! and be shall h« u»«ble to collect lhe same, ronstructed nnd kept lu repair by Iand «t • snakes.. They carried 84 Vhangea. Although tbe sores ^*'7. the expense of the owner of the lol or lots he -hull make out a statement of the lilies simple majority is sufficient. There ' s C. R. OBBOUN. L;ca! Agon:, nxittapa r nothing in the reason of the thing, m r fuF- gm-. ftuvlglit months. I did not quit taking it remaining unpaid and due and with a lulli Jn tho experience of civilized nation >, O. w. hugouw <«:>• a C. 1. itbt JAO T^Co^on iJonneOV at and perfect description of such premises ."E}’, Aunir’i- • of Battle Creek workmen are inXll 1 was aure It bad been , to justify American persistence in th. s The only sigh' Mart’itig< -.;p.*rafire colony. They pro- ed Trent tny system. ,i,v time by resotallon adopted by the from said roll and shall attach thereto on ot the droadtol disease are the scar, wbkb corourring.vote of n'>ior"»' " ’ wwr fn affidavit that the sums mentioned in raid1 rule, says Frank Leslie’s Weekly. >« louit the necessary money to buy a ever remind megtt how near death s door 1 The constitutions of three of ott “.TotD-dCS'm.d ’^-} statement remain unpaid and that h*f has states provide that in civil actio a tactbf r; ' mnewhere in this state large was until rescued by 'he not upon diligent inquiry been able to dis­ ,.s rotap^ther^ upon three-fourths of n jury may render ant now eighteen year, old and weigh 148 cover any good* or chatties belonging to tkOUg'.l t'l ' ■■ town. They will tlreu the persons charged with or liable to pay verdict; these are California, Nevada □wna THADS MARK KBthrr tog '•r all the families they can pounds: and have not been sick In me and Texas. In Texas it provides tlxdt such taxes. and sens,; ' place on the plan of Gibson* years. Your. ResproUvely. Sec. 13. After the return of said tax­ the same rule shall apply to crimim ,1 Wheeler'sZ^I roll Inlo Hv offlw “ < sald '« ordCT ,nd *ille. n-ar cases below the grade of felony. In Ilro« M. Hollern": »it II will be run on the Agt. tor Seaboard Air Linematin, or such vrrilled .tatelWJlt l>, tl.e Connecticut the law provides that i WHJpjrativ Bellamy plan. Already a treasurer M directed 1" »■’ >’1nrd: legal verdict may be rendered by an y kamlxT ht >iirnifie*f their intention of In. roctlon. The Common Connell shall number not less than nine in civ 11 For constipation and headache, use Dr. and upon which such asseMUtent Is to be joining tin colony, oroceed to collect rod. l.xet •’ remuln coses, where thc parties shall agree to ma.de* o Attar the adoption of such res- u,in«ld .nd uncollected. In the romo tnw- it in writing before the rendition Of Pierce's Pellets. ner «s near a, may be. and with the 1 ke -POSITIVELY CURESle.nl effect M te provided by tow Jor the the verdict In New Jersey, in 188“ I’n- r.: indications point to the greatest Section of city law. returned unpaid the house of assembly passed a bl ^ptt^licaB victory in the history of Ottaproviding for similar verdicts in ch nnd uncollected. ,„d material.of which • wllkh *?a*°un<P’* AH of tbe candidates on tiara caurrb 0«m. Sec 14. Whenever necessary the Com­ cases, but it failed to become a lai Toledo. 0. o lht, mon Connell may roconblruel or repair any But thi* seems to be the extent L_ p. J. Cheoev s Cm. Props.. lo'^Op j Cm,„. constructed and ow f the tKk«!wili.U‘ elected by greatly InSh."l» OW "X .t ond directing the public rower lu Mid ellv when noceM.ry which the effort* to change the m e SlecpleMneim and all derangemento C*®*<I '4j'»rities. Nervous Syxteni. passage of the rrom wWch (pecl. Jud the coat and t xwnwa r^d”tr“'y of unanimity have reaohed. As loi g Th* Deii-icrats ot Ottawa county have Si'it.MW.o"^Ob^on rXas^taTbe approved by the Common tag and repairing tbe Mme .hall be twjeta- ago as 1869 ex-Gov. Koerner, of nptheir former shining lights. ’"^T’gTn^’wboIrMla drugclsts. Taleed against lbe parcels ot land a.»««d tor Dois. made this suggestion: “A verd: ct Petty nominated W. L. Anders for lu conatructlou and In the irnme propor­ returned within six hours should fie Restless BA.BXU0 ww.„ .. marvjk. Wholesale <XC*<. Within ten day. J’Pttiff. Next day Mr. Anders wrote a do.O. WALPIWa.KlKMAX & BlABViM. tton such ux .hall be colteeted In th. unanimous and signed by every jury­ '■'^T„& ’ X.d«rilxTTn\ueh Purely Vegatable, guarantod free from r of ‘k’flination. and announced him- druggists. Toledo. O. , . internally* opiates, UK) full size doses, 50c. ”S»niS,n,Tbe rees\r tbe SppervUor and man; after that time, and witliin ix Common U>^eUsbanii|((ii d • ? ** a •‘'-publican. He is firm in his hours thereafter, a verdict ilgned by 2®bwh and will have nothing more to do M. D. Bailey. Kecelvtag Teller Grand Rapnewspaper® b M|8 /(Jr fUmiahlng treuurer for assessing and colleoliog tho eleven jurors may be given; after Mlh the party. * ae (Mich.) Havings Bank, says he cannot ray .rorerold sh.U be tbe same as pro .Motor “*^rSTwer.nd for doing too much In favor of ••AUlrondA,’’ WhrwlexS the mntertaTtoramch sew .eoord- aided by law tor assessing other city taxe. twelve hours..-and-r.within six hoars Heart and Nen e Cure. iiw!tnk Iia,Uelt n*ed 15, has been mbssa fii-jinil F cattirethereafter, one signed by ten; after and paid In Hie s«m« manner. __ Pry.are'd by Wtc-ler and Fuller sedlctaa hi$ home in Amr Arbor, since rero^rwT,* n see. lit. When tbe Common Coonml eighteen hours, at>4 within six hoar* Co.. Cedar SpringM. Mloh. Bold by. ••Wfalay ia\t. He has brown hair, blue shrildeem II necessary tor the P'd>"c_ thereafter, one sighed by nine, and J«* sl-chi scar on right corner of bis hMlUt or Mid city that any oeeuplrolJot or after twenty-four hours one signed by “JWn. ami on the left side of hl* neek, lots In said elty. contiguous to or sritblti eight may be given.” 1 HASTINGS, MICH .dvertlsed <«■ lhe performance of *»e to his chin. He wore a black yaebto“; hundred trot ot a public rower should . * black coat, faded stripped brown vr1*r"- wilh a contipicuona patch. M. —pertertlr . • Anu Arbor, would like to ar of' r from him, . —.V, r. CCOK. Locri Editor. For Stomach THERE is but one AYER’S CATHARTIC PILLS White Lead purely Effective BWs :ss CARDS. dfeELuaoiD TTl AL NEWS. . 82 quires. Michigan Central ADIRONDA “^^iTofw^hioe^r^anS HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Epilepsy, �Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by CXDOK BBOS.. B48TIKG8, MICH. COUNTY NEWS. Banfleld. “ Two weeks ago last Sabbath the election ©f officers of the Epworth League were ' as follows: President^Peter Fisher; 1st Vice President. Bernice Fisher; 2nd. V. Pres., Mae McMannis; 3rd V. Pres. Frank \Bresee; 4th V. Pres., Nellie Edmunds; 'Sec'y.. Frank lioltum; Treas, Minnie Rbeiner. One week ago last Sabbath the election of officers of our Sabbath School occurred. All church members except one. Rev. Van Winkle Is to preach for us another year. He had a severe cold Sun­ day and the pulpit was filled by Bev. Clmmberlain. who was on bls way to his appointment and he preached a fine ser­ mon which will be remembered long by all who heard IL Arthur Edmonds start!' this week for Albion College to continue bis study. Last week seeding was pretty nearly . through with around here. Live hogs last week brought the price ofS5.M3 per bundled. Our church has a bran new settee back of the pulpit, purchased by the Ladies Aid. ' There Will soon bean entertainment at the church, and the proceeds will go to piocure a Sunday School map. There will be at our church Saturday afternoon quarterly meeting, presided over by Dr. Master, and on Sunday morn­ ing love feast at 10 o’clock. Rev. Grigsby of Hastings, -ith bls frleud 11. Wickwire, called on a few propie here last week. , Creasy. Tbe M. E. Conference has given ns a <iew circuit from the double one of Prairie­ ville, comprising Delton, Pendills and Cressey. Rev. J. C. Chase was returned to us for the third year at the request of ail his charges and gave us his usual forci­ ble sermon on Sunday at the usual hour 2:30 o’clock. Mabel Pieree took the train Monday for Three Rivers, her former home. Mrs. Hattie Reynolds of Plainwell, Is the guest of her sou ElmerOscar Anderson of Kalamazoo, visited here last week. The school at East Cressey commenced last Tuesday with Miss A. Craig of Has­ tings as teacher Sarah Deering was the guest of Mrs. E. Rlckemnoro Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Wilkinson of Delton takes the place of Frank.Fisher oq the rail road section. Mr. Fisker will move to Hastings In the near future. Mrs. Rose Hicks, our popular music teacher, lies very low of typhoid fever, at her home in Sprmgbrook. There will be a Sunday School concert at the West Cressey school house Sunday, Sept. 80th. A good program Is being pre­ pared for the same. All are cordially in­ vited. Hronard. Rev. C. T. VanAntwerp will preach at South Pine Lake church another year. Brother Van Antwerp has served us well proving himself a master of the pulpit, a faith: ul sbepard of the dock, and a true friend to the church, and we also appre­ ciated lhe earnest spiritual work of his wite. We gladly welcome (hem back an­ other year. Albert Doster spent Sunday at home. Tbe farmers in this vicinity will finish seeding this week. CloreruAle. Our second base ball nine defeated the second nine of Delton last week on Wed­ nesday and on Saturday did the same by Brush Ridge. Chamberlain & Acker have erected a building over their cider mill. Miss Nellie Pennal of Kalamazoo, is visiting friends here. Rev. J. McLean preached at the church last Sunday evening. Rob Kane, A. Kingsbury, Howard Mosher and Hugh Campbell have gone on their northern trip. Dr. Scribner of Delton, was called to see Archit: Anderson last Saturday eve­ ning, the latter having been taken sudden­ ly ill. Mr. Anderson Is now better. Dowllny. Mrs. Van Hom and daughter Mac are the guests of Mrs. Dr. Horner of Lake Odessa at present writing. , Frank Webster. R. G. Rice and R. Ormsbee have their houses and store newly painted. Mr. Furgeraon & Co. from Has­ tings doing a Urat class job. C. Ederie of Bedford and F, Ederle of Hopkins Station, were the guests of rela11 res here last Sunday. We learn that Dr. VanHorn and family will locate at Otsego. Mrs. J., Herrington is able to .sit np after her recent illness. J. Tobias has a new bicycle, but as yet .has no broken bones. Belton. 'Mis. Alice Williams started for New York the 25th. Luther Brown ia visiting in tbe south­ ern part of tbe state. Mra. ,W. Whittemore and Mrs. 0. ’ Barrett were al NashvEle recently visit­ ing Mra. B’s. (laughter, Mrs. Ella Dickin­ son. Richland and Delton crossed bats the 22nd. Score 7 to 8 In favor of Richland. While Mr. Waldorff was on his way to Delton with peaches last Saturday his horse became frightened at a canvas boat ly ing between the road and fence in front >of Chancy Townsends, throwing him out of tbe buggy down a bank fifteen feet near edge. He was picked up and taken home and Dr. Scribner called but could not -find any bones broken but badly bruised. »Hie horse ran as far as Felix Chambervlain’s barn yard where Mr. Mahoney caught it. No damage was done to horse or buggy of any account. .. Barry Tent No. 61» K. 0. T. M. will mtet the first and third Saturday evenings of each month hereafter instead of Mon­ day eve. C. A. Scribner, R. K. Henry Wilkinson took charge of the Cressey Section Monday morning taking ria?>>nnA Proahr tn wnrfr with him. C.'emeus t© Jennie Moir of Delton. Rev. lived MU«. Wheat seeding for *94 Is finished. Ground In good condition. A less average than usual has been needed. Corn husk­ ing aud picking apples is in order. Mra. Feuner entertained the Home Mis­ sionary Society last week and the Ladles •Aid held forth at the church. Rev. VanAntfcerp said he was as tickled as the boy with his first pair of pants when Lhe news was read to him that he was to remain with Prairieville, Pine Lake and Milo charge another year. The people were equally as well pleased. Mr. Editor, did you ever stop to think how much valuable time is spent by the young In the game of base ball? The “fad” commences with our slate Universi­ ty and descends In grade to our district schools. Has It not a tendency to draw the student or child from his work to say nothing qbout the demoralizing effect of tbe game? In these times of rapid transit life is too short ito squander time In the game. The young man of to-day should complete his education at the age of 18 years. Can he when he spends so much of his time in athletic games? Put books into the hands of the young nnd not base ball clubs, and for their health the many farm Implements found on our farms, and 1 might say good habits. There, is no gambling in using tbe above implements. Freeport. 8. H. Sprinkle, of Huntington, Ind., and Miss Myrtle Riegler arrived In Free­ port Friday p. m. Rev. J. R. Wooten ia the new pastor of the M. E. church in this place. A. D. Shepard and wife visited in Low­ ell over Sunday. Rev. A. A. Gleger. of Sears, preached to a large congregation at tbe U. B. church in this place. Woodland. Be sure and hear Washington Gardner at the rink Oct. 3rd. We wonder why the Hickory Corners’ base ball team does not respond. It _______ ’s true they have the belt and it lo6ks as though they intended to keep IU Our ball team challenged them to play for the belt In August but as yet have heard nothing In response. We supposed that any ball team had a right to make a challenge for tlie belt and that the club bolding it would be compelled to accept the challenge or forfeit the bejL It seems that Hickory neither accepts any challenges for tbe belt nor forfeits it John Veite was hurt quite badly on Monday. He was working at his new house and a nail keg upon which he whs standing J Ip ped over causing him to fall and straining the muscles of one of fils legs quite badly. Many from Woodland attended tbe Re­ publican county convention at Hastings last week and came home satisfied that a good and winning ticket ha4 been put in the field. Read Them CareXully, At the coming election the following two amendments will be voted upon;— 1st -Rrsolvkv uv thksknatk axd house OF HKP1U8KXTATIVICS OF THE STATE OF mich in AX, That an amendment to section Uve of article seven of Hit oonslltatioD ot this Ntate be and the same is hereby pruixxied to read as follows; . Sec. 5 No elector shall be deemed to have gained or lost a residence bv fcx-mmi ot his being employed in the service of the 1‘nllcd States, or of tills State; nor while engaged in Um navi-1 nation of the waters of this rttate. or of the United States, or of the high seas; nor while a student of any setuiunty of learning; nor white kept at any almshouse or other asylum at pub­ lic expense; nor while confined in any public prison, except that honorably discharged .sol­ diers, sailors and marines who lutve served in the military or naval forces ot the United States, or. of this State, and who reside in sol­ diers’ homes established by tbe State may ac­ quire a residence where such home is located. TEMPERANCE COLUMN. Mlten E. RobluM»n. EditFM*. Sept.-Nov. •Thus far in tbe history of equal suf­ frage In Colorado the influence of women ha* been thrown for good government, and tnere is every reason to believe that It al­ ways will be cast for tbe interests ot the communities in which tiiey lire, for tbe election of good officials, and for belter method.*; and cleaner, purer politics.” HYPNOTISM THE SHEEP’S LAMENT. this wonderful subject. K And 1st tbs tender-hearted weep: For tod cruel Is my foe. Arm I am only just a *heep. A useful nbeep. » patient sheep. A quiet. Inoffensive sheep These rcrklcsscbfimploiL-’of ■•rerortn.' ' Who sow the ills that all must reap. Have “nursed their wrath to keep it warm.’ And now wreak votgeonce on thc sheep, The friendless Khocp tho helpless sheep. The meel: «>nd unresisting sboop. For. swearing by the great bora spoon. “H ia not generally known that Great That “raw matsrial” must be cheap. Britain allow* her sailors to use but one Great Grover ble* hte loud bassoon. And harked his pack upon the sheep. intoxicating drink while aboard ship, and The docile sheep, the feeble sheep. that Is rum." said A. H. Farnsworth to a The peaceful, uncombativo sheep. St LouU Republic reporter. “When I was a boy attending school in England I There are seme things that can rely asked tbe professor who bad charge of the On friends that never fall asleep; But, winking with bls aouthern eye. class In physiology why,the British-sailors Each sly reformer bells the sheep. could drink no Intoxicating drink but rum, The gentle sheep, the harmless sheep, . and. he replied that be would answer the The northern farmer’s hapless sheep question tlie next day. “The next day the professor aat four The sugar trust must hare its pull. But all the tariff tinkers leap jars on the table before the class and filled Like howling wolves into ray wool, one with whiskey, another with brandy, And vent their malice on lhe sheep, another With gin, aud lhe last one with The harried sheep, thu worried sheep, rum. Then he opened a box aud produc­ Tho weak and unprotected sheep ed lhe liver of a man. He cut the liver Tho whisky trust fins Daniel V.. ■ into four pieces and placed one piece In Tho wild aud windy one. to keep the jar of whiskey, another In the jar of Its Interests solid: but. oh, me! brandy, another In the jin and the last one Who sets as counsel for tho sheep? the rum. T will finish answering the The cheated sheep, the buncoed sheep. question ten days from now,’ he said. Tbe poor, forlorn, sbandotu.il *hecp “Teo days later he brought tlie four jars And if to crown our woes, alas! before the class. Tbe piece of liver In the Already burdensome und deep. jar of whiskey was perforated with small Should William Bynum burn the grass. bales, and one could see through It. Tbe Oh. what could then preserve thc sheep? liver In the brandy came next in lhe way Thc luckless sheep, tho foodlesa sheep. of being similarly affected, and lhe liver in The helpless, hapless, hopeless sheep. —Indianapolis Journal. the jin was also In a bad condition. But tbe pleoe of liver in tbe Jar of rum was in as perfect a state as the day It was placed SERIOUS MISTAKE. in the liquid. “This Illustration shows yon why Great Busin hm auil Wagen Bcrlously Injured by the Tariff Reduction. Britain nilows her sailors to drink only __ _ often said by those who are rum.” said the professor. specially desirous of encouraging a Hereds «test case:— •Jre^ Whatever*1^?11 ‘llKJUt duties is felt, Is at present n mat bar of ai.oniljimonuK.Toii »m «„.S u’•1st |.r>. ,, . 01 conjecture. But there is atrong reawn for believing that many works will ®11^ thus bo suppressed, and that multi­ tude M workers will that be compelled to crowd into other employment*, in which there is Dot too much room al­ ready.—N. Y. Tribune. SMOKE THE COMMENT AND OPINION. ■ ; HTDemocrat* iu the west will doubt leas still insist on running, jtut m they did in Maine and Verra on U It wiH make it more interesting.—Chicago Inter Ocean. UFOhio democrats are repudiating their own candidates and platforms, and in November the; people will again repudiate the rotton old parly. —Toledo Blade. C3TTho beet-sugar industry of Ne­ braska is killed outright by the new tariff law. And yet Wil >n is calling for more of the same so: of reform.— N. Y. Recorder. £3?Thc democratic or tempt to defend the i >ew* tariff law are confronted by the n, Ely fact that a democratic president Ft fused to sign it.—bt Louis Globe-Deni t^’Tlie consumption c if sugar trfsalt in the United States is I is seventy-five pounds to one. Bo U « democrats congress taxes sugar ai id places salt on tbe free list. The pi topic thus pay tribute to the truste.- ■Boston Traveller. QTSpeaker Crisp impi •ts tho ixnportant information that je Dew tariff bill “will add to the c tnfort of millions of our fellow-ci ixens." Mr. Crisp’s assumption is f the same cheerful sort that persnt les a man on a cold whiter night to pu the blankets DEMOCRACY’S NEW MOTTO. Catholic Oiider 8uspekoei> For Sell* imo Beer. Cincinnati. September 20.—The Charles Carroll council Young Men’s Institute of Covington gave a picnic three months ago at which Beer was dispensed contrary to the warning of Bishop Maes. The board of grand directors had the mailer before them, sustained the bishop anil directed him to fix lhe punishment. He has just announced that the council is suspended for sixty days from July 30. The council since July 30 elected representatives to the eriujd council at Louisville, hoping tn have an afiped to tlrat body. But thl.i su>penslon will prevent their representatives from entering the grand council. t "New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR jw THE MARKET. LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER H. J. FRAKER. Have just received, some whole Wheat Flour ptff up in 25c sacks. This commands a big trade where ever it is intro­ duced. Just received a lot of Stoneware Meat Tubs—10 to 30 gallons. Very nice for Meat, Lard. Pickles etc. If you arc look­ ing for Glassware or Crockery give its a -call, and we will show you bargains in nice new goods. Wo want. Blitter. Eggs an<] Produce. Generally prices tire good now. , , Miss Wlllanl aaya she once asked Thuraas A. Edison If he were a total ab­ stainer, and when he said that he was, she said: “May 1 Inquire whether it was home Influence that made you so?” and he re­ plied, “No: I think It was because I al­ ways felt that I had better use for my head.” If men could only see the evils arising from stlmulants,ns Edison expressed it,they would put their heads to better use. Ap­ ply the test of liquors to certain parts of the body, the liver for Instance, and note the effects. It Is said by medical experts who have experimented with liquor to note its effects, that It perfotates and ruins human bodies as strong acids will flue clothes. Tbeaction Is slower, but' equal­ ly as sure. , Hams & Van Arman, TO IhG FllWlL I wish to say that T have taken back my Livery Stock and will re­ open a Livery barn in the 2nd—HKSOI.VKD BY THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF IlKPBHSKXTATtVXa OF THE STATE OF Michigan. That there t.hall be submitted to The saloon burns up 823,000,000 of our the electors of this State tor approval or rejec­ national resources every week—and yet tion the following amendment to section one of we are excited over a few forest fires. article seven of the TNinstitutien of this Slate, that is to say, that section one of article seven of said constitution bo amended to read as fol­ lows: MOTH HUNTING. Sec. 1. In all eleittons, even* male inhabi­ tant ot this State, being a citizen ot the United A Professional EutomnlogUl Describes States, every mate Inhabitant residing in this His Methods. State on the twenty-fourth day of June, eight­ een hundred thirty-five, every male inhabitant Dr. Aldricks, of Kentucky, who is an residing in the State ou tho first day ot January enthusiastic entomologist, when asked eighteen hundred fifty, every male Inhabitant of foreign birth who. having resided In the for some- information on the subject State two years and six month, prior to the eighth day of November eighteen hundred he has made a specialty of, says the ninety-four, and having declared bls Intention Philadelphia Press, said: “To study to become a citizen ot tbe United States two the habits of the moth family you must years and six months prior to said last named day. and every civilized male InhabiUnt of In­ live and grow np with them. The dian descent, a native ot the United States, and finest varieties fly by night, and it is not a mender of any tribe, shall be an elector and entitled to vole; but with some difficulty that thev are cap­ no one shall be an elector or entitled to tured. The usual way is to go out vote at any election uiilass he shall be above with a hand net and a pot of stale beer the age of twenty-one years and has resided In this State six months and in the'township or sweetened with a quantity of molasses ward in which lie offers to vote, twenty days next preceding such election: Provided, That or sugaz. A dash of this mixture on tn time of war, insurrection dr rebellion no the bark of the tree, whose leaves the qualified elector in the actual military service moths feed upon, is the bait which ot the United Stales, or of this State, or in the army or navy thereof, shall be lurps them to death. As soon as they deprived of bls vote by rensoR ot bls ab­ light thc net is sprung over them, and sence Iron: the township, ward or State later on they are asphyxiated by being in which he resides, and the Legislature shall have the power, and shall provide tlie dropped in an etherized jar, after manner In which, and the time and place at which they are carcfuHy mounted and which such absent electors may vote, and for tbe canvass and return of their votes to the labeled. I have a house built espetownship or ward election district in which they ciaUy fey their propagation aud fiHed respectfully reside or otherwise. with leaves of their favorite tree. Married. With the caterpillars crawling to the ABRY—JENSON. Married In this city on Sat­ right and left of me, I spend many a urday. Sept. 151b. by Rev. Milo Smith. Mr. IAlphonzo Abbey and Mias Amy Jenson, both night watching their habits from a of Hastings. Mich. rude cot in one corner of the building. It is quite a profitable business, be­ SMITH—8EARLS. Marrk d on the 19th. Sept, oy Rev. A. D. Grigsby. Mr. James R. Smith sides being unusually instructive. to Miss Bernice R. Searls, both •: Hastings. Some of the largest varieties arc the size ofli humming-bird, and tlie rarest numao* Labor at Great Altitude*. Investigation among the workmen kinds, when properly mounted, easily on the Peruvian Central railroad has bring twenty-five dollars. The Smith­ brought some curious facta to light sonian institution at Washington, D. C., concerning theacapabilities of men to before the fire of several years ago, labor in wified atmosphere. The Hne had one of the finest entomological starts at Lima, in latitude 12 degrees collections in tlie world.” and the highest point reached by the UTILITY OF STALE EGGS. road is ut the tunnel of Galeria, which Is 16,645 feet above sea level. From deductions made by the investigators it appears that the men were able to It is » mistake to imagine that with perform a fair “sea level” day’s work age egge lose their value. They depre­ at anyplace along the route where tbe ciate, oY course, but they still have alitude was not greater than 8,000 or theL- uses. The commission houses in 10,000 feet, providing they had grad­ large cities find a ready sale for all ually worked up to that height from stale eggs, which are eagerly pur­ lower levels. At altitudes above 10,­ chased by tanners, who use them 000 feet and under 12,000 the amount of largely in tanning leather. It has been found that the use of work performed by each man showed a sudden falling off of from one-fourth eggs produces on the leather a beauti­ to one-third, and at from 18,000 to 15,­ ful, even polish, and by closing and the pores tends to 000 feet 100 men could do no more work contracting strengthen tbe leather; hence all the than 50 would at sea level finer grades of leather are subjected to this process. As thc news of this discovery has The odoriferous principle of the essence of rosea, called by’ chem­ spread, the retail grocer has found a market for his “<tesd,stock,” which he ists rhodinol, has been found also sells to thc bootblacks. The latter miy in other flowers by the French.ehemtheir blacking with tbe stale eggs, iata, Bonpet and Barbier, notably thereby producing a beautiful and dur- < GROVER CLEVELAND—There That's Better, Amd More is With Qua Pasty PmxcirLBs —Troy Times. prompt revival of business, and who off his slumbering bed-iellow, insist­ have more zeal than knowledge, that ing that thc latter has tobmuch cover­ Oa Court Street, where I will be the new tariff makes only little change ing. —N. Y. Tribune. glad to meet all my old customers from tbe McKinley law. Yet what are GTAbout the only industrial revival the facts? On many of thc most im­ so far discoverable in thia country is and many new ones. It will be portant products tho duties are re-! the desperate activity of democratic duced more than one-half, and ou many others as much as a third, and i congressmen in ei ’ ' ' g their con- my aim to furnish the bfist rigs for duet and .eekin(t----- - ion. Theirs these are products, moreover, which i Give were so largely imported in 1891 and ' is the liveliness of men trying to get the lowest possible price. out of the way of a landslide.—N Y? 1892 under the McKinley duties as to ! Tribune. 3 me a call. prove that those duties were by no nrThe people of tbe United States means prohibitory. It is essential to remember that a I consume sixty-two pounds of sugar duty which is not high enough to pro | per capita, which means that that on on the tho ------------------------ „ U1V„ is oov tect is like a dam which not 5Iron(r strong , 1 ‘“tai amount ooMumed, In a jnar enough to reaiata flood. Only a little tinder the present tariff law, they will •I—--------- ..in the.dam . difference or the duty may pay forty million dollars more than bring tremendous disaster in place of they paid for the same amount under This is one of peace and prosperity. The question is the McKinley law. ARE YOU POSTED whether tho duty is high enough to those plain and practical I North Amer­ keep domestic establishments st work ican political facts which thc sreragc with fair wages Cutting off wages citizen can readily comjmehend. —St. i necessarily euts off what the people Louis Globe-Democrat, an boy, and thus necessarily reduces rar-Dcmocrats In 1BS3 wore crepe on S WAGNALLS CO.. NEW YORK. business Now tho one fact which their arms aud roosters (in their hats everybody can see is that wages are at and actually seemed to | believe they preaent rery much lower than they were tho most oppressed people on the were two years ago, before the people continent. They hare held several ob­ IT COST voted for a change ot tariff, and the ject lessons since that time. A careful definite settlement which tlie new study of the statistics for 1S»2 shows NEARLY tariff has brought does not anywhere that the* entire amount ot duty col­ permit any recovery of wages as yet, lected under tho McKinley law in that ONE but In many Important branches it has grievous year amounted to just 92.00 MILLION compelled a decline. Thus tho win­ per capita.—Chicago Inter Ocean. dow-glass workers recently accepted a DOLLARS. tr'Bradstreet’s anti Dun’s reports reduction ot twenty per cent and tho show s loss of »a.000,000,000 to trade flint-glass and tinplate workers are Mnce the Inauguration if President also expected to accept a reduction. Cleveland. To this must be added It is impossible to state with accu­ about »0,000,000 of a deficit in the na­ GHANDrrr LITERARY ACHIt;vtMENT racy what the aggregate reduction in tional finances and floo.ooojooo of bonds or THE CENTURY. all kinds of wages has been, but it is imned to carry on the government, if It la mada on naw plans bv ths unquestionably enough to account for the results of tbe new tariff should a material shrinkage lu the purchases prove to be all that its triends hare Bast Talent. Its Editor* number of the people, and consequently in the claimed for it it will hare to earn one ^^."rfV^nuisry .1 volume ot business This alone would thousand millions each year for tho be a very serious change, should it remainder of Preaident! Cleveland's coutinue, even though uone of the term in order toplace the government American works should be dlrectlv and the people in as good condition closed by foreign competition. For if financially as they were on the Sth day the people can only spend HMXLOeOof November, isra, when Grover Clereo8«r Dictionary <-tt“ t?'3' ,ormerlV spent «6,ooo(land was elected.—», y. Beoorder. 000.000 yearly, a great many establisbLJT'rhcrc is a-democratic tariff law DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY “'■“•wiH have to stop because of a lack of demand for their products in force now. It Is the intention ot the democrats it they win at the ap ­ Some theorists imagine that, with to' pass oa still muro more -proaching election — ------- — — ------------- M> or SO per cent the rlntTin’ne ire one 1.by — euttiRg sal. * as some democratic ot tree to SW ^llrr5i' smaller x will go aa far and bey mote ■ rotection. If ahi. I. .k— rsruculsrs seat nee■ as many FRICK »>2 tg1*gl®£ccprdl'’‘“ or clothes aa the larger wa ___ -^ “es ly Pf® received. 1 But tho Apply to our Loci Arent, or trouble *is that while prices of some “----- j ■ Apply to our ixxwi —— goods which are liable to be imported A. S. MERCHANT. Standard" dictionary asarly IM,000 WORDS AID PHRASES. have been mnfth __ * . little or not at thnt It 1> iummost 1 /il. Jones bzirn ‘.rent ni FULLER BOOK CO., Gen’l Agts., 'KAULMAZOO< MICH. Sales Agent for Barr}, A*lC and Ottawa Counties, b. P. POPE, Corners. Mich- � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-10-04.pdf c21388ed5317ed2698abc721cb7d4a44 PDF Text Text M iM I The best Advertis­ ingmedium m Bar­ Hastings Banner. ry County. of any paper tn tht County. VOL. XaXIX.NO. 23. HASTING WHOLE NO. 2051 ■ TEMPERANCE COLUMN. Mrs. Geo. Coe and Mrs. Fred Barnum 5 at half past two. The following.program were nt Grand Rapids Wednesday and will be carried out . I Thursday of Inst week. Presidents Address—Mrs. Hannah Bar­ Klien E. Boblnaon. EditreM. Sept. — N ot | J. A French of Nashville was a guest I low. of C. C. Price Sunday. Sammer Outings In the Deutsche Verslcherungs Leltungi Elder Brumm of Reed City Is visiting Washington, Mrs. Rose Colgrove. Mrs. , an Insurance journal published in Berlin,: his son Fred. ' is a notice of a lecture delivered by Dr. i Effie Goodyear and Miss Flora Beadle. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brqoks of Nashville Bay View, Mrs. Sadie Cook. . Brendel before the Anthropological SoBruih Ktdxe. ; clety of Munich, in which ho described the Brush P.ldge now has a first and second were guests at Asa Noyes Sunday. Petoskey, Charlevoix and Mackinaw, Shirley Smith who lias been visiting bls present era, as "the alcoholic period of Mrs. Jennie Cox. Base Ball nine. Minnesota, Mrs. Barbel and Mrs. Tim­ F. XMIb has a cousin visiting friends । grand parents Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Smith man,” because qf the prevalence of drunkhas returned to his home In Hastings. here. enness-never so wide spread as at the close merman. Mrs. Coulter of Chicago Is visiting of this 19th. Century. Wall Lake, Mrs. Geneva Hayes. Our first nine was defeated by High her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Smith. Street nine Saturday. Dr. Brendel traces the prevalence of A full attendance of ladies is requested. C. C, Price is attending Circuit Court many diseases from the cumulative action Our school is progressing finely with The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. Geer this week as juror. Fannie Pierce as teacher. of alcohol even If taken in very small dally Saturday Oct 6th. Mrs. Jacobs who has been visiting her dises. Enfeebled hearts, diseased kidneys, Mrs. John Mi Her of Jackson, who was Program. visiting her parents here, has returned to daughter Mrs. Wm. Wicks of Sunfield has changes in the. texture of blood vessels.’ History of England Chap. IsL, Mrs. returned home. chronic catarrh of the stomach and bron- Henry Bailey. her home. Elder Dewey of Kalamazoo who has chlef tubes, are some of the consequences Fannie Rapp of Grand Rapids, visited Our English, Nona Michael. been bolding meetings tn the Baptist church of immoderate drinking of alcoholic stim-| relatives here last week. Development of Railroads with the at Nashville has relumed to his home. ulants. United States, Ada Michael. Com husking Is the order of the day. Miss Clara Heckerlhum is entertaining Professor Df. Bollinger also of Munich The Republican County Ticket is all Social life In England In the 17tb century, a young lady friend from Homer. in much the same way, proves the same Miss Rose Goodyear. right Leu Strow aud family spent Sunday prevalence of various diseases caused by Bertha Barnum of Kalamazoo, visited with Hastings friends. The devotional Epworth League Meeting the universal drinking of beer among tin her patents oter Sunday. Germans, who for its 50,000.000 people at 6:30 Sunday evening led by Mrs. S. M. spend annually for alcoholic beveraget Fowler. Subject “The Christ of St Paul” Irving BiKien* Milla. Frank Roberts and John Hendershott 2.5^0,000.000, marks (nearly $625,000,00(1 Mrs. Misner Is visiting friends in Belle­ The Society connected with Emmanuel American dollars) although it is contended church will be entertained Thursday Oct. are In Hastings this week ou the jury. vue. • Irving has u new blacksmith at work in that beer contains less alcohol than wines) 11th.. Uy Mesdames Robinson, Powejp, Mr. Huggett Is visiting in Kalamazoo. Vent Bechtel was in Allegan Saturday. the shop formerly occupied by Mr. Betts, or whiskey. Dr. Bollinger maintains that I Grouse!? Bentley. Mason, Fuller. Walters, Wm. Brown and wife took In the fair at and there is some talk of another coming is equally as injurious, and ventures tc Wood, Lunn, and Misses Matthews. Wood? I Grand Rapids. to occupy the new shop recently erected assert that the inevitable result of tin ard. Dickenson. Supper served in Parish alarming increase In beer drinking will be House from 5 to 7. All arc Invited. -» i Fred Gale and family and Frank Dam- for Mr. Skinner. Mrs. Mary Williams, who has been the final degeneration of the human ra cd oth and family of near Middleville spent Usual Monthly ‘meeting of tba Ladies quite sick in Hastings (or some lime is Im­ unless the evil .be speedily checked. 11« Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Sunday nt J. Bechtel’s. adds "When a man is required to perform ; Mr. and Mrs. A. Bragg of Leighton proving. church next Wednesday at the Parsonage. Rev. Ewing, of Lansing, the State the greatest feats’ of corporeal exertions Ail interested cordially Invited. spent Sunday at John Jordan’s. in battle, sport, explorations, etc., th< S. R. Pierson and family spent Sunday Cotig’l S. S. Missionary will be nt the I Usual services In the Presbyterian Cung’i church here next Sunday at the baneful effort of alcohol. Is uioet strlkiugl; with friends near Caledonia. shown. English life insurance companies Nearly every one took ip the fair at usual hour for church service. 2 p. m. He j divide their risks into two classes the non church next Sunday. Evening service will begin at 7 Instead of 7:30 during the winter. Hastings last week from these parts. . si*eaks at Freeport In the morning, here in drinkers and the drinkers, and the averag Then- will be a dance at Smith’s Hall the afternoon and at Middleville in the of expected anortality has for several year i Y. P. S. C. E. at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening nt 6. Mark the hour, at this place Oct. 5. Every body invited to evening. We have heard the opinion several been only 71 percent, of the former, there ■ attend. I times expressed that'although it is a good fore 29 per cent leas Utah that of the latter not 6:30. To be ted by the Pastor. A Surprise. . thing to have good races at our county Taking the nite of mortality at 1,090, o|f Carlton. this unit die: Farmers. 630; brewers, l.SOli; The many friends of Rev. Milo Smith, Mrs. Theo. Osborn of Shelby is visiting I fairs, it will not be a success until the saloon-keepers, 1,%2I; waiters (of both । late pastor of the Baptist Church of this premiums paid for articles of domestic her mother In this town. sexes) in barrooms and saloons, 2.205. In । Willis Carpenter, Call Boy <n Battle manufacture ami on live stock and gener­ spite of the marvelous advantages of -our | city, gave him a. genuine surprise last Creek Sanitarium Is spending a few days al firm produce make it worth while to present age, a great retrogression, in an ।Monday evening. Between eight and nine oclock. the cosy parlors of Hon. W. O.’ exhibit in these departments. One hun­ at his home in Carlton. ethical eense, Is undeniable, the chief cause were filled with guests, when the Juel SmithTuid son Chas, visited friends dred dollars is all right for a horse race of which is principally due to the Increajfe Lowdens < was asked, “How shall we man­ in Grand Rapids lost week. It Ims been but fifty centfris a small premium for the of drunkenness, because the beer saloon question .age to get the minister over here without best loaf of bread. In the majority of our ■io years since J6e! bad been there and he become the center and focus of social ।exciting his suspicion, what excuse1 shall homes individual tumbler end butter dish has 8a>s he can see some change in the city. life." we make?” The difficult question was soon Frank Andrus and family and Otis Lan­ Uoyiles do not add materially to the com­ As these words were uttered In Mnnidh answered i by one of the young ladies don and family attended camp meeting at fort and general welfare of the household, the Capital of Bavaria where beer-drinking present, who said “Tell him there is. a but good wholesome* bread vnd butter lensing lust weak. is almost universal, it ought to carry lie <couple here who wpig to get married that’s weight of conviction withjt. Judd Carpenter is visiting In Clinton Co. । form the foundation of-every meal. no “story" for N. an"l both want to get Apple buyers are putting in an appear­ married”, and the two girls laughed glee­ ance on our streets. fully. Middleville. Sc-cuc* From Real Life, Delos Smith who has been in Centerville A measenget was dispatched fur the Mr. Sumner and family have moved to Is in Carlton again. . minister only a few blocks a way who soon Traverse City. returned saying the Elder would be on Schuyler White ami Fred Stokes left Mrs. B. rang the bbli at the door of Iter Freeport. last week for Albion College. friend Mrs. T. She was kept waiting onfly hand as soon as he could make his toilet, Born-Toll. E. Quick and wife, a son. Charlie Parker is now attending the a moment when her hostess, after a warm (for he was safe In tied and sound asleep) Hf-ury M. Hill of Nashville visited Free­ Ferris Industrial at Big Rapids. greeting, ushered her Into the cosy parlor. Presently In cams the ex-pastor, his face port friends over Suuday. Mr. C. Clever and wife have returned "I know it Is a terribly untaMiiunaUe wreathed In smiles, from the expectation Henry Mishler nnd family will soon be­ from thler vl-H with friends in the east. pour” said Mrs. B. "but 1 hilt sure y[ of a lllwral marriage fee. with a roll of come residents of HastIpg*. marriage certificates under his arm all [ Mrs. C. is in very poor healtlL would overlook It.” Burn—To Slirrmau Hutchinson and wife | Herbert Rich ard Will Car vet h -now "Now you know dear" replied Mrs. L. T. ready for business. He knew not how a sou. ' represent Middleville as Ann Arbor stud- a« she seated her gaest in an ea^y chair many couples were to be made happy and Frank Sayles of Lowell Sundayed intents. "If you came at the uncanny hour uf wikl- so conic prepared for any emergency. Freeport. I Th Th? many fri-nds of O. A. Carpenter night you would tie welcome. Did ybu He had no mor? than fairly entered the room till the odor of cooking oysters from Miss Myrtle Kingsbury of Cloverdale is were pained t<> learn of the serious acci­ enjoy Hie sermon Sunday?” visiting her aunt Mrs. Sayles. "Oh, 1 thought it grand. How lovely Mr. the next room dispelled the bright vision dent that befell him tMeasioned by his of a blushing bride, a happy <room and an I Born—To John Shively and wife a son. horses runnings According to last re­ Staurt is any way.” Dr. Lowry of Hastings was iu Freeport ports. he was slowly improving. . "Yes. I think we, as a church ought ___ inviting roll of bills; for In vulgar parlance Sunday. J. E. Gogle and family are visiting bo thankful we have a pashor who is k<> he began to smell not only the odor of rich Mrs. H. F. Peckham has been ou the friends at Niles. intelligent. He preaches elegant sermon|.” bivalves, but n largfc sized mice. Recover­ । sick list the past week. “Yes, but I am so sorry there are tbiiws ing sufficiently the Elder was seated and Miss Dells Gale has returned from ValDr. H. C. Peckham and wife are expect­ pariso. Ind., where she has been attending going on in our church that will aback the guests began audibly to smile, when a pleasant general visit followed. society.” ed home from St Louis Wis. this week. school. . After refreshments were served the "Now I hope Mrs. B. you are not goii Miss Sadie Kinney returned trom Kal­ C. W. Webb Is now teaching in the Brew guests were seated, when the Elder was to tell me of anything wrong” and Mrs. amazoo la-t week. * district. __ presented with a very' bandsoiply bound Claude Sisson of Kalamazoo was in town George Wilcox and familj’ spent a few settled back comfortably to listen. -“My dear Mrs. T. you are not going totell volume of a useful Cyclopedia, Rev. D. H. days last week with Grand Rapids friends. one day last week. :h in “a Mrs. Will David is visiting her parents me you have not heard any thing wrong Bays making the presentation few appropriate remarks. El|_„-------Yankee Spring*. Smith . about Mr. G.” Mr. Wm. Guileman and wife. J. M. Burpee of Wayland spent Sunday "Of course now, in strict confident I responded in, a very pleasant] but brief Mr. M. J. Bugbee and Miss Ella Purdy manner, thanking his many friends for dont mind telling you I always thought with friends here. were united in marriage by Rev. B. Moore G. S. Eldredge returned Tuesday to his at the home of the bride,s mother. Mrs. there was something—well not just right such a manifestation of their love and esteem. Taking an affectionate leave of about him.” home near Webster N. Y. Lydia Punly, last Thursday evening. "1 anew you bad observed It and when their retiring pastor, the guests repaired to J. P. Springer and wife were guests of 1 saw him. right in church, smile so sweet their, homes having enjoyed a very pleasant P. G. Bennett and wife near Hastings at that horrid little Millie K. I—well I was evening. over Sunday. Mrs. Ellen Russell.. Edna and John Rus­ Eldredge A Co. have shut down evapor­ sell of Battle Creek, were at Henry Tas­ so indignant at them for desecrating jthe Communication saneutary that I never beard a word of ator for the season. ker’s the latter part of the week. Mr. Editor: the sermon.” Mrs. E. E. VanNorsdall of Eaton Rapids Dan Keyes returned from Conference De#r Sir:—We were somewhat surprised "There now! I always knew that girl is the guest of friends here this week. Saturday. Rev. Daly returns for the year. was an audacious-flirL Between her In­ to see that your correspondent from Wood­ Geo. Sadler called on friends at Bradley Imyfayette Llnebaugh of loqla, is visit­ dependent ways and her baby blue eyes land claimed that we had been challenged Sunday. . ing our teacher Mr. Hastings, this week. she disgusts me. You don’t tell me there to play for the Belt and bad neglected to Mr. Dorr's apple dryer has run for about The Center School captured first prize answer IL four weeks he expects to get apples enough for the best genend exhibit at the County­ Js anything between her and Mr. G." At the close of the Bastings Tournament • “Ob. there is some thing between them for ^bout three further run. fair last Week, also Maud Cashmose one of you may be sure of thaL Why the other they said they would like to play us again, Our school is progressing nicely under Its pupils got the first prize for anatomical the supervision of Miss Malle Crpokston. drawing. About 30 of the School were day when it rained he met her on the but as yet we have received no challenge street and the huzzy had left her umbrella from them. We do not know whether thy there Friday. This school has long been at home. Did It on purpose of course. And ball team are trying to bind us again as considered as bring a No. 1 school. In so Mr. G. walked right up the street In the they did in the Hastings game by- working Quite a number from this vicinity at­ hiring teachers their motto has long been sight of every one with her. clear down to in a Chicago base ball player as a creamery tended the fair at Hastings. "the best Is the cheapest." the office where she works. It was right on 4i.ind. or that some one 1ms taken bold of William Gibson hasm^ved Into tlje house On Wednesday of this week at 8 p. m. his way, you know.” the subject that knows nothing uf it at all. occurred the marriage of Mil ton J. owned by John Doonan. Woodland says “Hickory has the belt “Oh yes! Awfully convenient was’ent It? Emma Nagles Is keeping house for Geo. Ilartom and Ida Moore at the residence of And there was his poor, wife at hum« and It looks as though they intended to the brides parents. Garrison Moore and M. Conger. keep It.” The evaporator has been purchased by . ......... We join with the community in doubtless looking for him every inoment" , Well. they know how we got the belt "Such goings on gre awful. 1 would’ent George Replogle and Jesse Osgood nnd I w re: have any one know there was such a scan­ and we think we have as mueb right to has started up after a rest of two years. Ij wishing them success. dal in our church for any thing. Bat of keep It as any one. but at the same time Arthur Gesler Is attending the sfathm • Ilrounnl. we are willing to play for the belt at any we must stand by his wife." and clerking in the store while Howuid .1 Leroy ’.Varner and wife were in Kalama- course “Poor thing how my heart aches for tier! time that we receive a challenge from any Mosher Is absent in the northern j>ejiinsula. “ JHosncr js ..... ________ , _ • au.-H-ui, • • .u ----------Ixoo last Tiiesday. She seems so happy but no one knows how organized Im 11 team of Barry Co. It has Mrs. Daniel Thompson has returned George Dost-r. H. Brownell and son she suffers. Have you learned how Millie’s been proven that we cannot play the whole George left laHt Tuesday for the northern mother takes it?” of Barry Co. from Battte Creek. There will lie a dance at the Lake View part of the state to hunt. We play our own team and we expect “She won’t believe a won! of It I’m sure. House on the evening of the 18th. \ Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Farr attended the But 1 must be going. Of course you under­ other teams, coming here to do the fame. riiambcrlin and Acker are ranniwc their I Allegan fair. Yours and oblige. stand Mrs. T. that I would not have told a We forgot to mention in last weeks Ross D. Cad wnUnder, irt«r mill every day. but you.” The Ladies Aid Society meets this week Items that Albert Doster received a tine soul Hickory Corners. Mich. "You must depend on my never men-. forenoon at Mrs. Conrad Kahlers. horse and carriage, presented him by his Honing H. Bat It is outrageous.” on Friday Fnoay _ ■ iuivuvwm -• — Fox w |,n has llB6 {jpg,, Mrs. Jonathan who been q(jj|e father who resides in Cleveland. “Perfectly scandalous! And I’m so Al Farr was In the Celery City Thurs. Among the numerous talismans ■ afraid it will get out and be talked over sick Is on the gain. Willison and Ashley have a feed mill by every body. Now do come aud see me.’’ wliich the shah of Persia carries with running nt our burgh and will grind rfeed ““‘ * Sholtx. "Must you go? I’m coming next week; him on his travels is a circle of amber Mrs. Carrie Spence spent Sunday with at 8c. per bag. Come again soon dear." which fell from Heaven in Mahomet's Miss Dora Branstetter visited the Ha»“Indeed 1 will. Good by.” relatives here. time and renders the wearer invulner­ C. S. Whitcomb and wife visited rela- tings fair. _________________ “Good by. 1 do »o bate tn see you go.” able, a casket of gold which makes Mrs. B. hurried on to the boose of her Lives here last Friday. i F. J. Patton aud wife of Plainwell visit­ n«*xt acquaintance to tell that the way him invisible at will, and a star which ed friends here last week and attended the Ed. Clark of Battle Creek, and Will Millie K. was carrying on was the talk of is potent to make conspirators in­ stantly confess their crimes. But that Bristol of Indiana, Sundayed at Mrs. J. 8. the whole town. ! fair. George Thomas, Arthur and Mary Hud­ -Stevens’. While Mrs. T. hastened out In her yard talisman of good health and morals, Mrs. Henry Stevens Is much better at aud called her next door neighbor to ask the bathtub, the shah does not carry son and Ella Hine attended the Adventist her If she had beard that Mrs. G. was about, says the World. In place there­ thia writing. । camp meeting at Lansing. Mr*. Mathews of Hastings, is visiting at gulug to apply* for a divorce from her of he has vials of Araby odors with The many frieuds of Jessie Cox will be glad to learn that she is still on the gain. Henry Stevew’. which he perfumes his royal carcass. husband. The Young People’s Meetieg will be Jed Charlie Kahler and wife spent Sunday at Mildr id Mjuksil. by Mr. Conklin next Sunday night. Th« Fabolosts CoekaSriea. Johu Horn ’s. Fred Shultz who has been suffering with S. A. Stanley and wife were In Delton The cockatrice, like the basilisk, Church and Society. consumption so loffiredied Monday room­ was one of the fabled monsters of an­ Saturday. Miss Maude Hazel is working for Mrs. ing. The family ha^ the sympathy of all. Its very look was fatal to The regnlsr monthly meeting and quart­ tiquity. Frank Bailey In your city. ‘ erly tea of the W. F. M. S. at the M. E. life. It breathed fire, and on that ao* Mrs. Clara Bishop pf your city visited church parlors Wednesday Oct. 10th.. at count could only live in desert regions, We will buy poultry, live or dressed, Mrs. Dan Bechtel last Friday. Mrs. Osborn who has been visiting at delivered at our place near Rutland town 3 P. M. standard tiff#. As there will be where there wus no danger of its ftery Charlie Cox’ has returned to her home in house, on Tuesdays and Saturdays of .each many matters of importance to eotne before exhalations consuming vegetation. this m-eting a large kttemienoe In desired. Travelers wjio were forced to cross s week, and will pay the highest market Tea will be served fxpm 6 le 7 o’cluek. Augusta. . desert formerly took with them a eoek. EII Hallock and family of Galesburg and , price In cash. No trade. The W<XMM Cl»b wlH me« U the Ellsworth Kenyon and family of Milo were Paul Blake. kill all meets of relatives here Thursday mid Will Kromkwitter. DOST BLOT 4 i Hastings Banner o’^£^-NER - I —COUNTY From \ our Memory That Garland. Stoves and Ranges Cook Food and Warm Homes FOR MILLIONS; And I i Te the Very Best that Money and Ingenuity can Produce. Pall Stock Now In When in the city call and 1.1 examine them. Ira Van ValKenburgh r. up ’ichires Framed Cheaper than we can buy the ma­ terial at wholesale. We have just secured a nice line of this material imd will frame your pictures at ex­ ceedingly low prices. ’There is no better selected gen­ eral stock of Furniture in Michigan than ours, It comprises the latest styles -and patterns. Nothing adorns a home like good furniture. Now is the time to commence to make your ‘elections for Christmas. ( Call and see me. Very truly yours, A. -McCoy. Friday. I*'1 I �astings Banner. Tl nr*day, Oct. 4. 1^94 COOK BROS.^ Proprietors. OOD’S Sarsaparilla is carefully prejNtred by experienced pharmacists frum Sarsa­ parilla, Dandelion, Man­ drake, Doek-Pipsisaewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known rsgetafcle remedies. The Combination, Pro­ portion ami Proces? are Peculiar to Hood’s Barsapariila, giving it strength and curative Spower Peculiar to Itself, not pos­ sessed by otherjnedicines. Hood’s arsaparilla Dures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and all other affections caused by Impure blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Hesriache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Com­ plaints. It is Not What wc Say, but what Hood’s Sarsaparilla Does, that Tells tho Story —Hood’s Sarsaparilla URES Hood** Pills are gentle, mild and effeetivs. PARKER'S HAIR BAL8AM end brantitlrt tha h MH1E0 west Imcx*> DvbHiip, IticIjMlloo. Pain,Take InUmc.X-eu. UDCVxTcu^ KT?" TfilNflGURfl FOR THIN PEOPLE. Are vou thin ? Flesh made with fThlnacura Tablet* by a scien­ tific ponces*. Tiwy create perfect ,*u.*fml)aUun of every form ur food, secreting the valuable -pan* nml dtKcardinir the worthless*. They make thin faces plump and round out tbc 'fig­ ure. They are the STANDARD REMEDY for leiiDuer-. containing no ariieulc, and abso­ lutely bar: iiww. Price. preiMld. fl per Vxyc: 6 for? 5. Pamphlet, '• ROW TO GET FAT." free. Tby THI.X ACl tA CO., VW Broadway, New Lieb* COMPANY’S An Invaluable product made from the Uneet beef the world produce* Extract of Beef NOTJCK FOE HEARING CLAIMS. Blate of Michigan, County of Barrv—s<. Netlc- !• liMreby given, (hat by an order ol the Probate Conti for the Couuty of Barry made <<n the day of AngUMt. A.-J). IftH six tudufhs from that date wen* allowed for cred­ itor* to t»n*«eiil ttielr claim* against Ute estate of Charlie F. Fiiiier, late of said conntv. deceased, and that al! creditor* of said deteaaeo are required to present their claims to said Probate court, at the lYolmte office. In the CHy of Ha<Ung5. for enunluatlon aud allowauce, lo or before the 2nd day of March next, and that such claims will be beard before said court, ou Friday, the 3kh day of November and on SalurdaB’. the 2nd day of March next, at ten o'clock in cite forenoon of each at three days. Dated Au ust 30th. A. D. 1894. CUAS. W. AUMSTBONG. Judge of Probate. -------- ;-------------- ;------------------------------------- ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE. In the matter of the estate of Lucinda Blanc hard, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that 1 shall sell nt public auction, to the highest bidder, on Fri dav the I9tti dav of October. A. D. 1S94, at 10 o’clock, in the forenoon, at the Probate Office to ’he etty of Hastmgs. In the County of Barry. In the State of MIchtgMi. pursuant to license and authority granted to me on the first day of September. A. 1). WM, by tlie Probate Court of Barry County. Michigan, all of the estate, nght. title aud interest of the said deceased of, In ana to the real estate situate and being In the County of Barry. !ln the State of Michigan, known and described as follows, to-wit: The west four-fifths (Hl) of nortfioue eighth (L8) ol east one-fourth (i 4) of south east quarter (14) of section thirty otw (31) town one north range ten «eat, containing four acres of land, be the same mure or less. LDated, September 1st. A. D.,1894. 1KA Biaxchaud. Administrator. OVER A HELLION. IN TRADE CIRCLES. THEIR LABORS ENDED. vuuitura; im wk Lwur oj Volume Of BusiDOBB DOOS increase Rapidly, “■> r-x Hastings City Bank, , j Everywhere. Competent Hook-keeper*. Stcaorraphers, and Teaehars. Eda ■ KSSP-iSSES: Hall’s Specific! Regains and Maintains. The Vital Powers. Cures NERVOUS DEBILITY, « LOSS OF VIGOR INSOMNIA and GENERAL DEBILITY. CKSSXfi, orUVKKWOBK. One Dollar Per Box. Crown Point "bi.tara traU&ttS of the Untried Drug-in-. tMque Attitude*. While the discover}* of anajsthetics in .surgery was made by an American-h is claimed for three different men-Tet the first use of chloroform for the pur ■\posc was made by Dr., afterward s;r James •Simpson. Chloroform is atill generally used by English surged while in this country most surgeons prefer ether. A recent article in the Century by Miss Eve Bimpscn, hit daughter, gives an interesting account of her father’s experiments in big resolution to discover some new and unobjectionable agent to produce in­ sensibility under the surgeon's knife he was bold almost to rashness. hc tried every new compound first upon himself, and then, with a few devoted medical friends, made further tests of all such as seemed to promise success. In the year 1847, especial 1*.-. he had be<;n wording hard, holding, with l»rof. Miiier, Dr. Duncan and Dr. Keith, a sort of anaesthetic seance eren- night after supper. So many strange, un­ pleasant and more or lest, dangerous mixtures' were tried by these gi-ntiemen that one of them. Prof. Miller, made it his custom to tnakv a bri»f call at breakfast timf every morning . in order, as he would say, cheerfully, to hear if any of the experimenters of the evening before were dead yet. . It was one evening fu Nuveml*er. after having tried several other sub­ stances with little effect, that Dr. Simpson bethought himself of a small bottle of chloroform which he had meant to try and which must'he.some­ where about the place, A search was instituted, and it was fount! under a heap of waste paper. It was tried at once, Immediately a delightful excite mein seated ujhhi the doctors; their talk becan brilliant. mirthful and then positively .hilarious. l*rof.'’Miller. Mrs. Simpson,'and one or two members qf the family who were present;* became innch ftiterented. in. listening to Uie doctors nn they expa­ tiated upon the chann«, qualities and agreeable effects of the new fiuid. Prof. Miller relates what ensued: “Suddenly there wa*- a talk of . sounds being heard like those of a-cob ton mill, louder and louder—a moment more, then all was quiet, and then a crash! ’•On awaking. Dr. Simpson's first perception was mental. ‘This is far stronger and better than ether,' said he to himself. His Second was to note that he was prostrate on tho floor, and that among the friends about him there was both confusion and al^nn. “Hearing a noise, he turned about and mw Dr. Dunean beneath a chair; his jaw had dropped, his eyes were staring, his head was bent half under him. lie was quite unconscious, and was snoring in a most determined and alarming manner. More nbise still' and much motion. “Then bin eyes overtook Dr. Keith’s feet and legs malting valorous efforts to overturn the supper table, or more probably to annihilate everything that .was on ft- I say ’more probably,’forj frequent repetitions of inhalation have confirmed, in the case of my*estienied friend, a character for maniacal and unrestrained destructiveness, under chloroform in the transition stage.” It is little wonder that Mrs. Simpson was alarmed. But the daring doctors were extricated from among the legs of chairs and tables, and soon recov­ ered themselves and were filled with triumph at the success of their new anaesthetic. When Dr. Shnpson be­ came Sir James Simpson, he took for his motto Vioto Dolore (pain con­ quered), which certainly meant more and was more honorably'carned than the mottoes of most nobleiaen and no­ ble houses. I prices.' He seemed satisfied with hlmsclf *fter ht* had given me this oration. As 1 crawled into my berth I wondered for what object some people hundred thonrand dollar. “yh™" -_______ - HIS IMITATION TOO GOOD. Ja>‘ K«trlbution VMM Vpon » Froitoso,x‘® F*nn«yiv*nian. A well-known reirfdsnt of Manayunk haa reputation of being the best imitator of the ea.ll* of birds or beasts in th. .ity. Hi, imitation ot th. aatera i°f ‘t>Th™?‘7 “h ‘h« ILte'^n'd’! ‘ L> ? h<> “J?1 prratloe all the felines for squares are soon gathered in close proximity. A few nights agv-he came to grief in an effort to liave some fun with a crabbed neighbor. About 11 o’clock he stationed himself outside of a board fence surrounding the man's residence and began meowing in a low toae, gradually rising, until a high C note was perfected. In a few minutes the window was raised and swndry articles were thrown in the direction of the supposed night howler. The howls then increased in volume, finally reaching the ear-cracking quality. The aroused neighbor could stand the racket no longer, and, stepping down­ stairs, opened the door quietly, slipped out, seised a clothes-prop and made for the vicinity of Mr Thomas, who at that time poked his head above the fence and received a stunning blow, which knocked him insensible. He was carried home and revived with stimulants. | prepared at the internal revenue bu- ports showed that seventy-six mem­ reau shows that during the first two bers have passed over the picket line ; months of the present fiscal year the since the last reunion. receipts from internal revenue amountI ed to $50,840,878. an increase over the Caicxoo. Sept Frances Willard I receipt* of 1893 of $96,882,574. was 65 years old Friday, aud in the Train 8av«*d by a Girl. omen’s temnle. the We.tmla.tei ab­ I Dubuque, la, Sept 29.—A passenger bey of modem reform, she was given New Team Record. Columbus, O., Sept. 28.—At the driv­ train on tho Great Western was saved each a birthday parly as never women ing park yesterday Maj. Dickinson’s Friday by a girl 8 years old. She had before. great pair of 4-year-old mares, Roseleaf found a bridge burning around a curve and 8aHie Simmons, went * mile in west of Dyersville and waved, her red 2:15*4, breaking the previous world’s apron for the engineer to stop. rine Clurieh died at the county boerecord oi 2:18XplUl. egod 108 yeara. She wu bellerod Ghantsbubg, Wi*., Sept. 27.—Peter to hare been lb. oideet inhabitant in All Cloeed Down. Pittsburgh, Pa-, Oct 1.—All the tin- Anderson and his brother, while out plate plants in the country were . bear bunting near Mud Hen lake, mis­ Both shot Color Plykoitk, k. H-, Oct, 1.-1. £ Hm_. closed down Saturday, owing to a took a squaw for a bear. The lrd- president of the Sod,wlek (g„„ , wide difference between the manufac­ and both bullet* took effect Qty bank. ™ rarrated here on i squaw was 100 years old. cine. The turers and the workers on the subject Rrest <’ :«per eharre of forgery far «M,ooa. Arkanaa* Vote* Against ije«n»e. Lxttle Rock, Ark., Sept. 28.—The complete returns on the liquor license question in the recent state election have been certified to by the secretary of state. The vote stands: For license, 47,662; against license, 49,595. Akron, O.. Sept. 29.—The grand jury has returned an even score of indictmen ta against principals, seconds and recently spectaum o held in this Dootora Give Chloroform u Trial «• an Anmethotic. ’ NOt last winning to talk, ray. Ute hew York Herald, »ad it* mother manlpo­ __________ the new constitution issued a lorfg show uted it to a» to »how Ito eweetnem to the beet advantage for the rrat of the manifesto to the people, going Over in i Bcport* from Commor* Trade tnr for lhe the Mauth detail the whole of the constitutional |Th»i ------ -----Mooth Wa* Larger para.ng.ra Tho Iraly who rat braido Than in September Due the mother on the treat eeat of the oar convention. The address summarizes [ mailed at IL the woman Opposite the work as follows: chirped at IL the maa acrom th. etale 1. We renew tho corauwndntion of the con­ DUX’S STATEMENT. GREAT DAMAGE DONE. vention in 1W7 providing for prosres* tn agri­ let it play with hU orate. Amid all Nxw York. sept, aa- B. G. Dun- * three attention, the little one crowed Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. ,29.—Com­ culture by requiring general law* giving th* right ol drainage ocroo* adjoining land*. Co.'b weekly review of trade says: munications with southern Florida is and laughed and to aimed around in 2. We seek to ueparalc In the larger ettio* Special Inquiry baa been made thto week being restored and dispatches are municipal elections from state and national at Jn commercial center* regarding the state the rery ecstasy of pleasure. ' pouring in relying to the damage elections. Every now and then, however, the of retell trade. Wide <Mver»tty 3. We have provided further safe done by the West Indian cyclone I different trade*. The main fact* child turned toward tho lady next to It abuaea Id lekfolatlve proceduremarxea trnprovema... ... —----improvement Jn which raged in the state Tuesday and against < W. .... nvnoTM tbe prohtalttan «s»ltut 1I are: First, J ■ marked OT-a<n ,M7«<»raaMr th.bra>- and regarded her with fixed admira­ Wednesday. They all tell the same the sale of Onondago salt springs, which are a I neM iloue ” a year ago. i>articularlyinin the theneoneo­ tion. Finally It pal out its chubby story of houses wrecked*and crops de­ sounjo of annual lo« to the state. hand and cautiously felt her note We have removed from the constitution ' esaai Io* of life. But. second, it appear* that stroyed, bnt no loss of life is reported. all5. mention of theoffice of coroner *o that tb» j J®1"™’, ®f rlJraft^yoZr °at through her veil. Then everybody ui:___ zz “:r* Building* Wrecked. lerisUtnr* mar deal freelr with that brunch X "nte \n75n t^more importont trade, looked at the nose and raw that It wa. , legislature may deal freely with that brunch ' At Tampa several large cigar fad- of . unary the public service now in such an unsatla-| >* very red. Contolow. of thl» otaervaeraaiura. ““ tones were wrecked. The three-story ‘ factory condition, tion the woman with the Qpso got rpd «. Wc hare extended the prohibition against tn pterarer iwta-iok factory of Ht-idonbm-g A Co. lotteries so at to include all pool eaHlng. toobcheeks and a red noek. The now In book-'*** Bu.lne** Slar-enl g. and the factory of a A. Joyce were m^laa ».kiwj « «»a ud viiwr other ruTUM form, W el W ramMlag. mutU'.raB\ | Evidence of continued improvement la »hcde- the meantim. lighted op like, beacon, the ^ statutory demolished, as were also the fuc- ‘ 77. We yve have abolished •*-“••2*-'” 1provision sale trade and manufacture doc* not.appear greatly to the delight of the baby, who right of injuries cans tories of Yabor <fc Manarera, The- , ■taltimr Umltiug the the right of recovery recovery for for injuries cans ■ thl« week. There Is Urge ^l-tributton on grabbed at It under the impression, ig oeatn I order* given somi time ag5. but n*a buslnres odore Perez & Co., and O'Halloran. W ‘festh to to r.uud W.oo® evidently, that the none had been col­ 8. We have hare sought nought to inrow throw greater *«ucsafe- going to the manufacturer# is ®'er>, rm. ru . n i . : v l j .1. । 8The Find Presbyterian church aud the by — pre- slackening. 'The completion of order* forre- ored up for Its especial enjoyment - ,rouoa u, - ".lootlra • • -trrarbl.ii -■ — palatial hotel, Tampa Bay, were bad- scribing nlnoty Instead of ten day* of citixon- ' plonlshment Of stock* leaves a narrower de­ ••Plttyl" cried the child, trying nt ' mand nnd It is yet too early for consumption ly damaged. Several nmallor struc- I ship before the right can be cxercbied. tho tame time to take hold of the provided for a new apportion- to provide further orders. turn, were also demolished. The loaa j' 9. " We *have ------------Unprecedented Record*. jhose. I mtrnt of senate and asioratoj- dhiwfotfi. . | on buildings at Tampa is estimated at I 10. We have declared la the constitution for . The depression in prices of form product** • The unfeeling man’ with whose cane i&o,o&o. principle* 9/ civil servfee reform. I will have some influence. Unprecedented [ Vaby hud been p’nving grinned as Steamer* Steamers Suffer. |. ________ r11. „ In„addition to the provision have been miylo In cotton uhuwjojI. he pickeda up fba ;«r-nr<fod «t5nV and —— —A .*,________________ _. — A^ —^—.^1 — A—Ifor — I—the • M 1Im1.,^ * I records thtf A discarded and though a* to wheat only in contract for fuup thtf dischnletl ”stick tick ana During the storm at Fefatltdllia the I P™rraient ot tho .late lirt«o».' .total.tr.Uoa »» have Brlthih .team.hip. l>o.ton City aud . we h.re prohibited the th. contract rootmrt system «y.<ra> of jure delivery In which the prices are the low- the mothertried to choke the baby off ■ convict labor. Mt ever made. The available stocks are with —•«>-»-------other —............. j kisses. Tho women smiled Ehnvillu collided and were w badly Ij 12. We have nuthorixed the legislature to ' WWM about, I5.on0.cd) __________________ bushels greater than a .year sweetly—till but the woman with the damaged. The steamer l.l --------- provide for the Improvement of the canal*. Princess i wj WbStern receipt* for the week 5JK.710 bushels, against c . ipi . om last year, red nose. She was mad enough to bite was sunk between Palatka and~ |I. 11 We have required the legislature to pro- , 5.25;.710 bushels, against 0.1P1.0M last year. . vide for free public schools. In which all the - - •- ——— *—•--*------ •—* Picolata. She was valued at , children of the state may be educated, and wo and since August 1. M.ooo.coo bushels, against' the child’s head off. Bnt the little in­ year. | nocent began to pinch ite mother’s 812,000. The steamer Edith was driven . have prohibited absolutely the use of public , 58.000.000 last Price of Corn Falls. I no6ei anc] make a mental coniparison ashore. The steamer Debarey was I money in aid of sectarian school*. ■ Ji X K‘X“kra i U>‘T» that organ and the no« .Kindriven against tbe drawbridge and I It The revision of the judiciary article I* dc­ ' signed to remedy the exMlng evils arising cents, loss gloomy <wt1 mate* than those uf the ! ing through the veil. Thia xfu., corwrecked. The steam yacht Maude was from the overcrowding of tbe trial calendar*. 1 department having gained general uceeptancA | thinly odioua. But the closer 1 the insunk near Crescent City. III* now supsored that th* yield tenot far fant studied tl» two noses the more Rt. Au<u*tiuo Flooded. BOATS GO DOWN. from 1 JOO.OOOJXO bushel*, which will comj 1, . .u. .i,u( ^,1 Advices were received from St Au­ । A Steamer and Schooner In Collision—A | pel much economy in feeding, but speculation satisfied it appeared to be that, the red 1 in pork ha* also broken, and tbe price ba* nose was the prettiest and most dqgustine which had been cut off since 1 faileq 75 cent*, while lard bos declined half a s irable. So it playfully grabbedthe Tuesday. No lives were lost, bnt sev­ t BaULT Ste. Marie, Mich.. Sept. 27.— | 1 red nose once more, to the equal dis­ eral houses were wrecked and the losses i The collision between the schooner , Butinere Failure*. will run far into the thousands i Ironton and steamer Ohio on Lake ' Failure* are few and 'small tar the week. comfiture of the owner of the nose and Nearly* all the windows in the’city Huron, near Presque Isle, at 1:50 Habllltie* nmountlug to 15 278.0*. of which the owner of the baby. At that point were blown in and the houses ! Wednesday morning, caused tho loss f2j®L«13 were of manufacturing sud CATS.113 the woman with the nose arose and , of trading concerns. The failure* during the made for the door, the baby began to flooded with water. The Ponce de of the following persons: . week have been 135 In the United State*. yell with disappointment, and the Leon hotel was damaged in this way. Capu Peter Girard, master o! the Ironton. against 331 last year, and 53 In Canada, agatiftt spectator* laughed merrily. The loss on the hotel’s furniture is West Cleveland, O.; John Pojie, sailor, res!- I 33 last year. , Bradatreet'* Report. heavy. The waves dashed over the j deuce unknown; Ed Bostwich. mate of Iron- i A PENURIOUS RICH MAN. sea wall and made rivers of the streets. 1 ton; two unknown sailor*, residence probably Bradstreet’s report is ns follows: Ashtabula. « Many wharves were blown away. Th<- feature of £ neral trade throughout the Traveled Without Xto-sjnxe and Did Not Makistique, Mich., Sept 27.—The country is found In m«xlcratc reaction* within !. Wish a Ucrlh Ju the Slreper. 1 schooner William Home, consvrt of the the week, more particularly lr. the volume of Between Green Cove spring and “I have a friend.” said an out-of­ purchase* of staplM west, where trade Palatka, on the St Johns, twelve steamer- F. R. Buell, sank off Seul hrut t-.tffl Quite active, and at eastern town coal operatt r to a Pittsburgh wharves have disappeared. Between , Choix Point at 11 o’clock Tuesday ' points In the courae of price*, the »vek Dispatch man, “who is worth nearly heavy south­ t falling to show any upward movement Jacksonville and St Augustine not a night during the gale. All the crew • of of note In this line and In the ebock to five hundred thousand dollars, and yet telegraph pole was left standing. The east except one man were business south, together with damage to tho is the most penurious man I eter saw. damage to the orange growers is in­ seven drowned. There was one woman rice and orange crop*. Leading Jobbers nt The other night wc were golag on to calculable. In the large groves the i f’; -i -7- "7’7— distributing point*, which for a month post Chicago’on business. .We went into ground ta completely corarad with 1 !° ll’1'°7"' The only .umror. Anton have reported relatively most favorably con­ the sleeper together, aud m I was quite green oranges. The loss is fully 20 Minga. Hosted ashore unconscious ou a cerning the course of business, send modified tired I suggested going to bed. piece of the yawl boat in the afternoon. advices a* to activity. per cent What Hair* Show. •Where's your berth ?’ Tasked. •Berth?’ Thy body of the woman was picked up Wheat has made another "fowret price."and repeated my friend; ‘why. I’m not go­ on the beach about the same time. The east coast is still ent off from i corn and oats hare declined. Sugar and eaffue ing to take a berth. I shall sit upjn communication below St. Augustine I recon! lower figures, and another lowest price SEVEN DROWNED. ' for cotton has had an unfavorable Influence on the day coach.’ When 1 told him there and Palatka. Evexy effort is being the tone of hardness at Important southern was nothing bat sleepers on the train made to hear from Jupiter nnd Key Terrible Ending of n Drunken markets, particularly in view of activity of re- his face fell and he seemed worried. Freak in Minnesota. West, which are supposed to have been I knew what the trouble was; he was ST. PArt., Minn. Ort L-Seran, in the storm center. The storm was as severe in the interior of the state as sons were drowned at Chaska, Minn., iets almost a« much. Standard brand* thinking of the few dollars he would ' Saturday evening. Louis Scharf and of forge Iron, west and south, xhou like de­ have to spend for a bed, so I said: ‘I on the coast. family, who had attended the fair, , prewions. and the trudo admit* production guess you’ll have to hand over to­ I started home at 7 o’clock. Scharf was 1 night.’ He appeared much distressed, VETERANS SLAIN. iratzAtoi....* vvu Irregular price U for lumber. It being fairly | intoxicated and w as driving fast. M hen . active but low st Minneapolis, but stiffer at St and suggested tlint we double Tip nnd The Dead Bodie* of Two Inmate* of the within a block of the river he was Loul* la contrast, with *.Tr!ce* from Chiaago both sleep in one berth, •for,’he said, Dayton SuJdJer*' Home Found. ‘ stopped by J. to Kunz,^o^ of Minneapolis, and elsewhere. Leather is fairly firm, and in •it.will be cheaper for both.’ I laughed Datto, O.. Oct. L-Th. drad Wle. . ^dYta «--------- .. . • . “d . . . , „S.„„. , distribution dry goods, shoo*, millinery and . ixcnuri nouon,, at the idea, and informed him tliat I ^t^te. W. M-fiX r“iMd. r -d° bUt ’ • did not care to make myself uncom­ Trade in (’mind*. he released than he whipped his horses Trade reports from leading center* la tbe fortable for the sake of a few dollars. were found at an early hoar Sunday Md furloualy daahed df>wn ‘thV'rira! Dominion of Canada tell of trade improvement. Well, he resigned himself to bis fate, morning on the pike that akin, tho bank. OTcr the ( and jnto th Jobber* at Toronto report business equal to and I noticed when a berth was as­ home grounds and a short distance river.•. — " - J children - - His wife, five and i expectation*, psrtlouUrly tn dry goods and signed him he was without a handbag from the south gate. Both men had f -»• * . Mias Mary Roskus, Mrs. Scharfs sis-1 hardware. of any sort. As he was going to stay been murdered for the small amount ter, were drowned, as were the horses. Chincac Treaty . I* Katittud. , in Chicago but a day I said: ‘Where’s of change each possessed. The back Scharf clung to the wagon box and W ashington, Oct. 1.—The Chinese your bag? Surely you didnVbring a part of the skull of each was crushed was rescued. The bodies of Mr®. , in. showing that the crime was com­ Scharf and two of the children were ' government, after a delay of more trunk for one day?’ He then sat than a month, has finally ratified the closer to me, and, crossing his legs, mitted by the same bludgeon and the recovered. treaty with the United States provid- began in _L most earnest manner: same person, with robbery as the mo­ ing for the exclusion of Chinese labor- That’s just where you fellows make a Deb* Contempt Caae Concluded. I tive. ere from this country and recognizing mistake. You carry a bag with you Chicago, Sept 29.—In the Debs con- • tempt case Friday Attorney Erwin ' the validity of the Geary law and oth- as a sign that you are a good subject Springfield. I1L, Oct. 1.—Tho state closed the -ra„ .. BU A„ C *4» *vr LUC ueiewe. ( er statutes relating to the Chinese imto beat. Now, I carry nothing—not argument for the defense, j fair terminated Saturday* after the Ho hints against , oven so much as a package for my He made made dark dark hints against Pullman Pullman •• mi8Tation*_________________ most .nooeraful^eok erar experiontted.and -----’------„„, alnK wcin . the railroads, holding I them re- 1 No Longer Editor. ; nl?ht shirt, fur I have that on now, ion Ann 'Tho , 1 *vr w«rmug ana wrecK- | New York, Sept 29 —Col. Cockerill un^er mI other shirt—and yon see W5h000ind totals ' Dg' Attorn'? “'*'“ "■*»«. <or ‘be Mot hi. ra.tan.tioa ra editor In that th*‘I1 dress 4«“ »b»bbily. Why, if HII rarried shabbily. Why, carried ratotaM^^e^tooUra^^ta~1,rOTernment> ,ollo’'od' “»l<lng light ehl.f ol th. Comm.ral.i Adrartirar 5 >>.g hotel., brahmen, portera raid to '^thTraeetom O^nr °f 010 ,pe“h °f the a“orn'T <»r the 1 nnd the Morning Advertiw to th. «*iybody wonld charge me double L“ “rararirs±ranj nra.^1. d''A,“- Mr' W»U“' conclude hi. raprarantotira. o? th. proXtora^ "1“‘ do now. 1'ra got too much yeara-d tbonrand orar .11 ex- lrKonl.nt ln th. .tteraoou. ■ tbr two n.w.p.p.ra Th. cXn^l «» l.y my«H open to Ate THE FIRST TEST. । Const National Con rentIon. Wind and Wavos Cause Heavy AiJBAXY, N. Y., Oct. 1.— The con- . Loes on the Florida Coast. stitutional convention after adopting • . The case now rests with Judge 1 cleared up his desk Friday afternoon Claimed to Be iso Tear* old. I Woods, who will probably take some and it is not supposed will occupy it Kerrville, Tex., Hept. 99.—A Mexi- I time for careful consideration before again. . I can named Modericos died at Ingram, j arriving at a decision. j <|gw~ MrcLd near th* cttyJViday. Hta ral.tlre. to rautrar c^ta.nirau N xw Y obk , S«pL S».-On M m — • Renteneed to Solitary Confinement. ^Fv. a*.—vmce n :^.nrem“d.’X । W1LKE8BARME, Pa., Oct .*•1.— John ! the Lucania breaks the record, n Ii Hastings, - - Mich. McColich. convicted of murder in the ' made the passage from Queenstown to I had been married five times, marrying OA.c’XX’A.Zj S75.030.00 his first wife 109 years ago. He had second degree, on Thursday last, was Sandy Hook in 5 days 7 hours and 46 ' sentenced Saturday morning to eight- minutes, beating ite beet previous recSURPLUS 115.000.00. three grown sons in the war of 1812. een years, solitary confinement in the ord the last voyage bj* 50 minutes. ! Iseorperated ruder tbe laws ef tits State of FUty-Three Gambler* Indicted. Eastern penitentiary. McColich, it Among the passengers were Mrs. W. ■ Mich ires. Chicago, Oet. 1.— The grand jury will be remembered, killed a child In K. Vanderbilt and her three children. Open for busloeasDec.lB.lfiM. ot-n. onio’, r—' Saturday voted to indict fifty-three the arms of ite mother during a riot at j “p* | or fickm: gamblers and twenty-seven property Mill Cre.kiaMraehta.L ©. G.Ttobtrraon, President; owners, in addition to the fifteen gam­ Kill. HU Wit. with .a to | McKinley Thnrstiny afternoon opened I Charter Messer, Vice. Pres. blers and two property owners against SacCitt, Ik, Oct L—A..shocking the fall cranpetan of th. republican । D. W. Reynold?. Cashier. whom true bills have previously been double tragedy occurred here- Wil- ' P«rty of Ohio, and the .rent was i directors: found. ----------------------------------Item Tole, a laborer, attacked his wife signsllred by one of the greatest out- 1 7. H. Pewers, D. h'. Reynolds i Died with curee*- on Their Lip*. ! with an ax and killed her with a blow I pourings of the rank and file ***** G~ ~ D.G Robinson, tt B.Me-ser. Paris, Tex., Sept, 29.—Tom Moore j ou the head. He then called a neigh- n n thxt *' " O. P. northwestern Ohio bu e,er John Csrveth.” and Eugene f'ulks (white) were exe- j borto withness his crime and7cut his witnessed. F. T. Colgrove. cuted Friday afternoon for'murders ' own throat. Jealousy is thought to Seventy-Rix Hare Pawed the Lino. committed in the Indian territory. - have been the 'cause. Ottumwa, la., Sept 2S.—The busi­ County wd pays Interest on all time Both were d.flant to th. last.,Fulk, ( H^tol. ot Bcrara. ness meeting of Crocker’s Brigade as­ dejK-.-G* dying with cars., on his lipa । n-A,lnxCTO,. M _A 5latem.nt sociation was held Wednesday. Re­ y—j / / the little MAAlTWE PREMIUMS SVEN FREE TC CWN'KERS OF LICK COFFEE mort<;agk»ai.e. DMmlt barlu. braa wul. 1u 'h''-j'. > nww.M. b, l>e. lit C. WIM. a. uwm-r to Hiram 11. cim»nun aid. aud .>» F»roar> Harr. Co.iniy In tbe State idSlrblgan. In I dJ-r eg nf Mortgages on page on "hi-‘ > r • ■Mr* there Is claimed t > be due Four IHunTlnrt y sine dollars and seventy on* ?n,u. o'etoek It), the forenoon, there will Ih tbe north front door of the Court Ifou'i. •- u { Hast ion-County of Barry ami J1 an,*arieuurt h«w« tel ng ,b' J p .Lv Circuit eoar t tor the eouuty ol J*.^’ to bate, st Miblte awllan to the of xaedi- tbe toemliwn dffl»cj Jbrd lu Mid the L hereof »n may •* wrcv»ap »« du-* - . - .Lr ro.-ricagu. >'«”•,h' k‘J L'lUl'; du in New York has B. wul aft lexalco-H-. »*id i-h-iihmbte tir ri-bSe -( 1 h Ito”. I” ‘ nS ■tasd oi Mictilgun. and STuniHSiAfo r’-etentb one Mid ‘M .’!rn,' c( ndB. Bath's Addltfon «<*lbe ' ,Il“Re ‘ lBs0s«ber».lw«i E. Ksrus-OD. Attorney for M'* *** ‘ e' �Arc yen thinking of bn; Will bum the least iucj, cause me least trouble, gii the greatest degree of heat, last the longest and .//j"'' x. look the best ? Then Jewel Stoves * jC x an^ R®n8®® will interest JEWEL MICHIGAN STATE NEWS,' *stonisheo the natives. THE ROSETTA STONE. *HNa nUk wir*. ' . “,OT!nS«l» fee Wl! Oil’s Heath. o( irabeiia te— a. I1 “ K~.k. r.miarauo» xvu " 1 -uHgrBuou. Mt 1«, wu marri.TT’ n township, ( W1 --------------When one of the Anstrelien squadwelL Inaweekc^..to„B ry Corn‘ «» “ was patrolling the South seas to five he“ a»s «?W,,U wlU!'< lately, she r»me np with a sailing reaio At thf. W1B willing to •el, and one of her officers boarded the ^OlIre.^a.n^eT stranger. syB the Sidney Mall. She hotel whereX, ST”- “ U' proved to bf a colonial exalt, engaged In recruiting Kanakas for the Queens­ land plantations. Ofc board the neral ? 7n Phonograph. He WM told that before the resael left Queens­ land the captain rialud aomc of the sugar plantations where South Bea Islanders are employed. Ho Uwk a reports she has disappeared. He says contrra.t ’raa^ camera and a phonograph, nml then he , went Into the business of phoiograph|I ing ng groups groups of of natlres natlres on on the the plantaplantsI1 T.trme n .taking — . •individual a. . . . pictures . Hl. R<,„.„cr E„dml bi u >ih turns, *1. also in Itetrolt”V r"“r‘ "U''a“n‘'U"“uicido ” ■W”-------------'l kn0'r" natives " 'from the New in3'.e suidd. Hebrides and others from the Solomon UnitadR, ?' Ur>x,r*1 » •>■ Morgsn, ' group. ’s invention <- mum state, army, was cleared J ’ F ---- ““Edison “"* 'uvention was was thenthen by t.w?rr*d new"I»P»r Clipping found ' 'T’n?1'’ i?,tO Kr^oe-best known °n Ma body. It told ot tbe? suicide In s' th' n*u’e». especially those who a house of ill-fame of a benutifnl 1 r?V0,ro,at V08 ftnd friends in the young woman who had deserted her 1 “J*0*8’ ^eing asked to speak into the wealthy husband for a life of shame * anything they would like The time was 1884 and the nla<» 1 their friends. Large numbers of Texas. Copt Hall says the wnmnn ! *heso Phonograph letters were prowxs Morgan’s wife. Morgan «as once ’ uT*?»’ BccouliU <* what sort of a wealthy stock raiser, but after his I 1/C ih°. Kanukas wore having on tho wife’s desertion sold his property, gave ,lo“ “d Other the proceeds to relatives and enliw*d ! Wottld interest the “old folks at home’’ in the army. d '“hMad « Mallicolln. Ambrvm San Christoval, A Discovery That Reveals the Riches of Eastern Literature. ' The Latest ' ! improvement in baking powwmc UP.». <« ra. Mqa.re de‘s the new Horsford’s. ^SENO FOR CATALOGUE * World Tnterestbic I’affen of Ancteat WL-DCUGLAS, ErypClan 21 ivtory— Fbiding . Superior to ■r all old-fashioned r BROCKTON! MASS. powders. Enormous sales. It is not a fairy talc that I am going ( to tell,you, remarks a contributor to , the Philadelphia Times, though I do I ** CXTRh FIKE. “U take you far away to the orient, the J *2.V^Bi!YjSaraft5H®. land of the lotos flower, the land of ' [lAltEEST SieVEPtAIIT * THE ' the pyramids, of- the obelisks, and the Nile, but a story true in word and fact For efficiency, economy, dura­ It is the story of a key, before which bility, and beauty, they represent the Hosfluxisraa. vast treasure houses, impenetrable for •enith of the stovemaker’s skill. Ask to see^W i ages, opened their doors. And when *5. CORDOVAN, rRattHAEw*iauB>c*ir. Look for the above trade mark. the portals were thrown wide the X them at the dealers. MMvniEGufUMwun searchers gazed upon vistas containing »3.VP0UCEj»Sous. riches of which their wildest imagin­ ings Iiad never dreamed. ■ . It is not a kev .of gold, though its MftKTGAGK FbRHCUJSflBE. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. . furniture Mn< ulaetnritt* t.'om- State of Michigan, C tun tv of Barry-m. value is more than its weight in that • -Ib.-arim; date Julio 2Blh. A. Notice la herobi precious metal, nor is it shaped like a N• J? hen’bi fflv»-n given. time that t.» by an order of the ■ i-rdtothe iindontlfned, Daniel Probr.t'-Court for the County of Barry, made key at nil. And the wealth it un­ " Jr-iisibillowing tleaorlb- on. the 14th day of September. A. D . itm. nix , • itmucil hi Uh- City of Ilastint#. mouths from that date wore allowed for endilocked Is not only for its finders, but for . \licl.igan. and described as folall that desire to partake of it, for all Barry ' j the reuie ( itv lots Arts hundred fortv-temr, of Robert J. Grout. Ute of rtrab-Ht sail County. tre| posterity, for you and for me. I speak | I ■ >nv Ihv. five hundred hu-ty-otx. ceased and that all creditor* of »aid deceased five huiiF,r-tt-M-ieu. live hundred forty­ are required to present their claims to said ' of the Rosetta stone, which is' now in Von CBB •nTe1BJ>‘ in-1 fifty, five hundred flfty-oae, 1‘robate Court, nt the ITobate office. In tim city we tbe British museum. ' “ * are the largest manufacturers of ■> ;ei».tive hundred seventeen, of UsMIngt. lor examination aud allowance, on advertised ahoea in the world, and gnarantee 1 o-iecti. live hundred nineteen. or before the Uth dav of March next, ana that Many years ago Ptolemy Epiphenes, [ Jthe value by stamping the ns me and price oa । i.v, five" hundred twenty-two. the bottom, which protects you against high Mich claims will be heard before said Court. on live hi king of Egypt, j>ai<l the arrears of tax- t ... ----- I Malalta and other Islands. After se­ *. . u’.v three, the hundred twvnty- Friday, the Uth day ot December and on Ttiureand tbe middleman's profits. Our shoes fire bes and other debts of the priesthood of | prices |equal custom Th. ", “ ’ C‘""“ Tr*'“ I C“rin,r s go<xl ,upP'-T the ingenious . t-r.i tweuty-dvc, four hundred **!*T U’F work in< style, easy *ad °f March next, nt ten four. tvif four, four hundred fire, o clock in th- torenoan „ “Elneor ot a special train with ! shipmaster railed for the islands and. Egypt, and in thanks and to showjtheir <wearing qualities. We have them sold every­ of each ot those days. 1 s:r tour hundred seven, four hun­ where at lower prices’ for the value given than Dated, beptapibcr Hth. A. D . itei. fottr h “ . ‘ 52 “ twelve cars loaded : when last seen, wn, astonishing the respect for his cqnsideration the priest’ . :r-diundn-.1 nmo, four hundred any other make. Take no substitute. If your Chas. Iff. AnMSTRoyo. Ju<ye ot Probate. tire.! • IU1 Look A. Whiting's circus, which ! natives. Many of the photographs he hood, at a synod held in Memphis, <dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by '•>•<1 eleven mid four hundred . ’ HaMliiR*. Barn County. played at Alpena, when nearing the hmltranaferredtoglMsforusewiththe passed a decree commemorating it. ARSIGNEE’S BALE. ,. e.-niliig to the tf corded plat °»er Au Sable river discovered lime light, and with the photographs The decree was cut into stone, as that , . r v.Uh all the hereditaments Notice Is hereby given that on Wednesday ;ucrs thereunto pertaining; to the 3rd day of October 1 mm, allot the property lot of tiea laid across the track and and the phonograph he was in a vv.posi- was the mode of preserving the record ,____ „ MORTGAGE SALE. ; . huftdiom thereon, Including luid a-acts of every name, nature and dvsurliiDefault having been mode in the conditions . - ,.i.l «lrv kilns, nil* mortgage tian of Joseph Regent & Company nx xxalgned coyered with sand. The intention was ‘ tion to give such an exhibition of life °f historical events. This happened of a certain mortgage, executed by ClisricsD. t August 1K»1 for tilO evidently to throw the train into the 1 «« ".-<1 dav of Jult. A. D 1W4. In to n.<nir i,n un th» the 1-nl, 13th riMW day u( of At on »a plantation as- .. fairlyabout changed -------onethehundred and ninety-four 1 Johnson and Ids M. Johnson. taMtand and .■ In iheofflee of the Register • benefit of bl» credlMrs, .wjA will be sold at eubllc river. It was supposed to have been ' native doubts into an enthusiastic de- years before the Christian era. wife, to Lucinda C. Cheney and Allee E. Miles, r । .Minty. Mu htgnn. hi lUer --->ate -g by the under * —-• -.-.•reigned, as Assignee, in ae! -he twenty fourth .mV <f Aiwrtt. 18M reYou must know that the Egyptians ’ Default Un« been cordance with Urn Statute in such case made the work of boys and men who lost sire to emigrate. Nor was this all. cutded tire tweu;y fodrih diy Gt Allgust JM3 :i of said mortgage- No auit and urovidrd. That, tiie inrenturv ot aald As- about |5uu at Au Sable the day before . At * the 'lime light show he would pro­ had a different mode of writing I from ( anil on which there Is due at this date three . ■ beeo’lt stituted at law to re Mgricr lias t*cen filed In the office of the County with the gamblers. duce a full-sized picture of an absent ours.’ They used hieroglyphics, ar pic- Hundred end fifty six and AO-lOO Doi are. tiio - iiu now remaining secured Clerk tor lhe County at Barry, as provldnl by nuiriL’HL’ees having elected to declare t»>e whole i or s»nv part thereof. There H law, and that such inventory will bo exhibited turn writing, and this, after great re ­ friend, a nativelwho was well known umou it ol-odd nwrtptge.ltio imtaWe on Health In Michl|;*itti. . at thr date of this notice up­ to intending purchasers on ih«- day ot said sale. . in the island in which the shipmaster search, has been discovered to be tho account of the non-pavnient of the Interest due *.-.mred by said mortgage a» directed f»y law. During the week ended September 33 August twenty fourth tMH according to the artgAKe.tllOMum of thirty-one laid sale will take place nt the hour of nine happened to be. and, to the amazement written interpretations of sounds. terms and conditions of said mortgage. Notice , . ■i ‘.5 and twenty dollars and o’clock in the forenoon of wd day at the store reports sent in by sixty-four observ­ of his dusky audience, would make That a record of Epiphenes’ deed is hereby given that, tnr virtne o! rhe power or By virtue of the recenth occupied by said Jo-eph Rogere & Co., ers iu various portions of tbe state to bale In said mortrage.f bhall forecloso the same him speak words of greeting from his might not be lost the Egyptians hod by a sale, at public auction, to the highest bid­ .- .i-tamed In said mortgage, unit in the City of Hastincn, Michigan. Iu addition of said st<M*k of goods, consisting the state board of health indicate that plantation hopie in Bundaberg—a the decree written in three different der. at tbe north front door of the Court House. ■ •! realizing said amount so due ■ • 1 shall sell the premises ol groceries, crockery nnd glass ware I will sell cholera infanUim and inflammation of In the c'ty of Hasthws. on the twenty second languages — the hieroglyphic, tlic de ­ . >crlbed. together with said all book Mcoubt* and bills *ecelvable tugvlhe: the bowels increased in area of prev­ thousand miles away. If any misgiv­ day of l>ecember IBM at twelve o clock noon pt b-.;krs and dry kfius, or <0 with store fixtures. ings were felt before .the phonograph motie and the Greek. This was done that certain piece or parcel of land «'tu*ta alency. Typhoid fever was reported was produced, that bewitched machine as a precaution, because, as the coun­ all Said rale will be for cash. . 'h.di be secessary to and being in the city of Harting,. In the Countv ... so iluc upon the indebtedPnn.i r T. Couihovk, of Barn- nnd State of .Mich gaa. mid described at sixty-four places, diphtheria at ■ . -. ' ■ !h» r v Ith Assignee. 1 thirty, measles at four, scarlet fever dispelled them by making the lime try had many dialects, a language as follows.to wit : A strip of laud ninety one feet > -lo.mre. at public vendue to • light figure of their friend address the once in use was likely to die out in wide off of and from the north end of lots numi r st tho north front door of ORDER OF PUBLICATION. 1 at thirty-two, consumption at 537 and natives in their own tongue, and in time. So by making this trilingual bertd five hundred and nine and fire hundred and ten according totheorfglnal plaio! the vIHago :li. CItv of Hastings, Barry I. that being inf place where State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit, Ul' smallpox at Detroit and Rives town­ the same, voice that they knew so well copy of the event, each a translation (now cltvi oi HantiiigK. recorded Inl.xrrv Coun­ Chancery. ship. ty Register’s office/sublect to a resen j Ion of . •■■ i.t the -County of ferry is when he dwelt among them. Needless of the other, it was likely to be pre­ a strip five feet wide off the north end of said , ■ ■ v tu-- - 'h dav of Gctnbur, 1W4. William H. Brown. Administrator of the esUte of Caroline Lawrei.ee. decease d. Coin Michigan’* Finnnrc*. lots for an alley, ti c same b i g the mort; aged to say, the phonograph has proved a served. - L>7- • ,-m of sxi.1 dav. Years passed ami the dust of ages premises, • :. vv. Rkvnouis, Trustee. , v 4. ' *The report of State Treasu&r Wil- 'valuable recruiting accessory. Daied S'-ph-iubk! 25th. 1f3l. . Mortgagee. buried from view the stone which was ■ Auer. E. Milks. ,< Albert I.awrenve, <?barl*» H. Lawvehfe. *3<*hn . kinson (or the last fiscal year is as folFrederick and Mortgagefl, I to play so important a’ part in «W. Uwraure. TOSSING COINS.U. La« truce destined Estlter A. Lewis, defendant*. 1 Chas. H. Ra’.-er, throwing a light upon the shadowy iluit pt-ndlm: In the Cirrult .Court L»r the * Total receipts. f3.£KMin>-. dhburecmentv, ?3- Cbanre* of Three I’cnnie* Falling AU Attorney for Mortgagee. j conception of modern thinkers regard­ ■ n n: me .■sei-rvinry ot . County '•< ferry, fa Clionrery. ut Hastily. OO Se. The balance at the clow of the rear • HlMt.ut theth’S- I M'eh.oathe PA day of September A. D„ ........... ~ ) ing the past life and manners and cusSupposing n man to toss three pen­ • nit-- ‘»iate of Mi- hl- i ,t5,l• 46.8O0.V3!. divided amnU{ the axrtcultum) cofi­ | toms of the Egyptians. • • • the fire* Mon In thf« ra|t*e It apf'-'arioK from affidavit on tionuiil ocbdoB primary .school and uui- nies in the air, what are the chances ■ Tnertay N.a «lh 1 (be detei di.. t. E-ltn-r \ 1^-e. .„ not ThiS is the origin of the Rbsctta futd Turin)? the year a total of ll.- of their coming down all heads or • t«. be ’e’erted * rt*idtn t of tbte S!*>e. bill rvoiivs hi lite St.il- I: vendty ’ stone, tint no one in the mcdern world 1W> 39-t of KjH-rtfic laxe*. were collected. Th* ■ •■■/i iiit riovdmor 8*M-rr-1 "t«*ouri, on motion of rullln 1' (' igrov.-, . a -.. .a_|-s um t|J. yaHroml aa<i ln_ tails? T^bisis a question discussed I knew of its existence until the time of x-n- ui'ditxr General. ( compldimu'ii MnKtlor-it h ordered th-* bulk of ihlin a recant number of Nature by Fran- Napoleon. lie carried his conquering ‘stale i’-md iHflce, Attar- S:v,‘: drteqdnot C -*"• * ' * ‘ ' ! *aurantc —compauleo. । eis Gn.ltoii._of the Royal society. Ho : • -n.f-f'tut rubllr in- I umiilli-. ireisu tut-u uc *»: arms all over Europe, and, notcqutcut tir.ivr. atHi in <• *01 ' -r of the state Board '•• — -•• -, upsets nl popular delusion regarding •with his victories there, he invaded <-f Ferry F. Foaers of anaupaaranro tfet she cam«*. an fowwer |O| A Lujington man how ln his .posses-J. the lawsiof It is---obvious that . -----------: -chance. --------- ------------------------v. il! expire Dec. Jl't.. the compi.u.iant’s Mil «>1 coinplaint to L-? fill d, । Egypt, where he fought the brJHtant nud a copy iher <>t v? be served . n <«tid »m ’ skm a book printed iu London 195 j at least two of Vite coinn thrown in n: ter tbe Is the aattevery one should n«c. TbelmSX'r “t *"J“t'Wli iSa’uSre W°- U to a xolume of th. works the ulr r»u.t turn up alike, for when Egyptian campaign. |>i>ir(c: of tb1» state Io While stationed near Rosetta, iu port tie* tn tbe other kinds are tiM-let*. of btiomr*: ab«> a Squalor ol ihts nnk-r: and that in default tin-rjsif. said, of Stephen Charnock, published in the coins arc on the ground there must course, but danRCtoua *lw. Tin* lime, •/ Dhirict <•’ thl< Mate; lower Egypt, some of the soldiers with >nfvs'ed b> the *a ••d ton-restiu loin). 1GI#0 ' 'be *t^kenMr ' ■ Loudon in • i always be either two heads or tails. especially. Is the cause of much kidney I-.- it; Hie Sia'e fezi'dt- *iiti! the French engineer. M. Boassard, dtee*K. ... a. U.itive D-ttric’ COBtprt-itig dent defvt’daut. And (t Is tan her ordered. That within twenty • John ...R. Norris, aged 33, suicided at ' showing'. The question then is as to' found, while excavating in the his­ ,i- Also* hereby notified the said Cjitipltinanl esuse a notice Of ■ Jackson - • •by cutting ■ .his - throat He ; the chance of the third coin turning torical soil, a block of stone of black there wi’.l i* Mibmltted to divs this order to be yublUMrt itf Hie Haniit«xs ' . Aji-.t-iit to Section 1. Artl- Ba xit Kit. < newspaper m-uit-d. published nnd was engaged to i>e married rii .t m '□ two iupa head or a tail. It is of course an ' basalt about three and one-half feet in :tio:i of this Mate rdattie circiilatinK in x*id <ymi.tr. and that Midi publi- । wee k». A fit of despondency to vwhich ’ even chance whether a third coin turns | length and a little more than td-o and weeks. elcciorvof this Mate; ration Iw coutinue<r tiiereln at tea»t once in । he was subject , . *the cause. .1 io S etfon 5. of Article *, each was ; one side lor the other. week, for six week- in •nccewloo. or that । tie wna suujvt ! one-half feet in width. On it they saw f Hi.-. <tatr iiUShorizlDU In- be cause a copy ol this order to be ptreonaity Application ..rr.1 will bo mude to tho Is it. therefore. »n even chance that J strange and unintelligible writings or served on raid noD-resident defendant at !**a-t I board rr of supervisors of Alger county all three coins will be alike? Mr. <lal­ Is much the purest, and therefore the ; drawings. It was the Rosetta stone, days befure tnc time above prescribed । n1 €nn« .’:r-ed that at Said elation twenty beat salt known. ‘ Mnde from the l**t : to form a now Unvnship. to be called ton savslt is not an even chance, and lor her appearanee. o ! ; so called from the name of the place • .1 ‘lit- fpil-wiog county of­ brine, by the1 best proc-tea. with tbe beat . CUKMKXT SMITH. I Limestone, from parts of Hock river, I that the man who beto his money on t k: 1. — a Sherif. Clerk. grain, and packet! In the best manner. where it was found, but they did not Circuit Judge. I Onota and Mathias townships. •■r. Ut-gi-tr-r of Deeds, ITose. such a theory would lose in the end. dream how precious their discovery The flirt that salt la cheap tei no reason PllXJ.lI-T. 0OIXJSOVK. ■ m ir.-uit Ccnrt CommlwkmCorn p lai mint ’ s Sollc I tor. ! Some person tried to poison thirteen Uc says the relative chance of all would prove. . s and a Cuunty Survoyo r JOHX G. NAC.LF~ Jan if. Mi kjtvirr. I pirn, belonging to a Marlette citizen three coins turning up alike is two to trial. Write us for further particular*. I And it was not until about, fifteen U»>rk. ‘ihvrftTct Bam County. Mich. miring green with Our their food. and he It out In th,s way: Dairy Salt, Ineight, tho wandaH of figures ex­ • years had passed by that even parts one word •h. Sept-?th. tS91. cellence. and no better maker should I lie, however, put in too much of the There are Two different and equally . w < lR translated. ... , A“ulv “‘v «*»*«»rara« .. । Dr. Young in 1815 >1 11 EU:1 N«i CL UMS 1*— - stuff, . .v and■ thus .......saved ..... 1 their tires. 1 probable Ttmhnhle ways tvnvs m in which n tt coin may mav ■ |na .....jjo ..... .e W __ord Ptolemy, and he it OQt .tth DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO., • County of Barry.—m. ChovDski, pugilist, acciturn up. there are four ways in which I Joe Joe Choyuskl, thethepugilist, awl- — ...> was yjat discovered that the writing - tlven. that by an order of St. Clair. Mich. --........................ .V !«•<> coins e, tins may mar turn turn up un. .ml and there .are are <. phonellc, not jdeogTOphic .as I dentally /hot himself in the _-^u. right two ■iri ’i-r the County of Bam. : hand at Jackson and may be forced to why, In which three coms may I !. <!:..■ of August. A. D. 1»M. had been supposed. But the key had ■ ’ date were allowed for ! “ do so. Of these eight ways one is0 °all not yet done its work, for, like Alad- ; - i-t their rl&lms against the esring. leave the the ring. .heads _ . I .. —and .1 a.another ..,1. ..11 • I1 IVl'llo 1. all tails. While it . . !.-.i * of said County. din and his lamp, tbe talisman had not ‘ A reward of S1.500 was offered for ■ »ll creditors of said ueceasis an even chance whether a third coin yet been conquered. the arrest of the murderers of Charles 1 preerl.t lUeir claliui to said is heads or tails it is not an even c the ITuhate Office, tn the Dr. Young, continuing in his re­ Chauvin at Detroit. William Trombley, Is a scientifically prepared lini­ : !•»- ■ - xtnlnathri and allowj chance that the third coin will turn search, deciphered the word Berenice his nephew, was still missing. .-r-fhe Mitdayol February next. ment and harmless; every ingredi­ the same ae the other two. among the pictorial writings on the .unis wl.i M heard before said Alfred Willett was convicted of mur­ I TIME TABLE. In order to test the matter Mr. Gal- frescoes at Karnak. But It is to Cham. ’tietfhdar of November and ent is of recognized value and in ' In effect February 11, injx. der in the first degree at Mount Clem­ ton tossed three coins eight times. - - h day of February Best, at to poll ion that most of the credit is due, constant use by the medical pro • '• ~»n of ea'-h of those day a mons. He drowned Nellie Vanzant | Only twice did they come up all alike, for he continued the research unre­ ■ ' tb. A. D. 140*. fession. It shortens labor, lessens I because she rejected his proposals wuuc the tav third coin was equally .jdiridi;m<*tron<;. Judite of Probate.. while « mittingly, and finally his Inborn were Stations. pain/ dimishes danger to fife of John Verhoeks, the worst criminal , e(j heads and tails. Mr. Gal- crowned with victory. The translation ri'.OBATE ORDER. Mother and Child. Book “TO Ottawa county has ever had to contend ton then made - 120 throws - dice, *• of with of the Rosetta stone was completed — •H'v.hi. County X Barry—■*XOKTH. with, was sentenced at Grand Haven three dice in each throw, the odd num­ that is to say, so far as the stone itself -u of the Probate Court for the MOTHERS ” mailed frw, con­ a. m. k. m a. m • .ny. holtteu at the Probate Office in to ten years at Jackson prison. bers counting as heads and the even is complete, for one part of it ia Chicago Lv................... 11 40 10 co taining valuable information and Hiwilnga, in >tal<! county, on Weda. in. Joseph P. Gordon was sentenced nt numbers as tails. The 120 throws were broken off. • rnh rtar «f Septemltr, it! tbe year ' ■ Kalamazoo Lv.............6 IS %■& voluntary testimonials.* :• -1 el«ht hundred nnd ninety four, •6 23 •2 43 Rant Cooper................. Detroit to the state prison for the rest divided into three groups of forty in It was not an easy task to conquer, t Lories VV. Anrrtrong, Judge of .•6 33 •2 fl' •7 40 Richland Junc't.......... of his life for the killing of his little -each, andogave the result of all alike— but one well worth the attempt, and ----- ------_.--------------•6 37 •3 00 .....a Crew-ey........................ matter oj the estate of Alfred •6 42 •3 or. K IX) 8, 12, 8, total, 28, as against not all honor will ever redound to the men Milo.............................. daughter. BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO.. 6 M 3 14 8 15 .. ...» Delton......................... alike — 32, 28, 82; total, 92. This : that undertook aud succeeded in openAt the West Michigan fair in Grand lira’ ami filing the petition duly verified Atlants. Ga. Clorerdale................... 7 02 3 k2 R » M. Brltiroi, brother-ln-la*’ 01 said deRapids the entries in every depart­ seemed to settle the matter, and indi-|ng up the broad field thpt glows with 8hulU........................... •7 11 •3 31 9 00 •• ..M vaw-1 praying rlsat adnilnlAtratlon of said esment were more numerous and varied cated that the most probable expecta-1 giorjous deeds and vast achievements ri.tt zr.ii, ted to 1. H. wick wire or to HASTIXOB.............. ......... 7 23 3 4S 9 26 jjat for ages baffled the wisest than at any previouB fair and the dis­ tion in the case of the dice was 80 to and that -'•.tillable person. Tbt.-t-u’iou tt m ordered, that Thursday, the play of live atoek woa the largest ever 90. Goals Grove................ •7 3S •4 00 . 4 Oi 10 0J .. !;!< .uy <ktober A.D. iKU.at ten o'clock m the Woodland................... *7 . orenoon. l»e aligned for the hearing of said Woodbun- ............. 7 S; 4 14 10 15 made in the state. TAUGHT BY A CHILD. The United States navy maintains rtltlnn <nd that Ute he rs at law of said do r<« jfc. a x. Romulus lost one of her oldest c.ti3 00 ...... 8 54 Lansing ........... ............ •i-a—d ami all other t>qnions Interested In said tenB, A. S. Pullen removing to Milan A Learned Mm Find* Something New in upon the northwestern lakes, with Detroit......................... 11 F .... -■ jstate . an- required to appear at a session of headquarters at Erie, Pa., the cruiser Grand Rapids.............. C Natural Philosophy. S 15 wkH’ourr. tte-rito be boideu at the Probate ........ after a residence in Romulus of sixty i:j the City of Hastings, in said County. As a change from the story of Colum­ Michigan, of six hundred And. eightyskew exuse. If any there be, why the prayer I U nosand BDUthe vnecsx, « ------------—five tons displacement, and about ^Tbis year’s reunion of the Soldiers* bus egg, which may now very m th*-retKiouer may not be granted. And It Is nrtb- r ordered, that said petitioner give notice Stations. and Sailors’ association of northern properly be laid aside until 1992. draws three hundred indicated horse power, to th- pmons interested tn said estate, of the nearjan by a FrenchFrench-' She Is is of in incident Incident related bv ot the fourth rate, an iron Iron-­ Michigan was held at Cheboygan. *odem-. of said petition and the hearing man of science and vouched for by • hulled propeller, neither swift nor merer! by causing a copy of this order to be George Stolian, aged 50, pleaded . *ocra. She usually has for comrablished in the Hastings Baxnkr. a newsguilty at Manistique to the ebwge of him may be told. This gentleman re- formidable. i«l»er print-d and circulated Id said County of Sanltlng his 14-yoar-old stepdaugh­ lates that he was at his work before a mander an officer below the rank of Cblcago Ar...... Barn, once In each week for three successive p m. glowing coal fire when some one ' captain, and her wardroom is occupied Kalamazoo Ar. wee*- previous to said day of hearing. ter and was sentenced to eleven years Chas. W. abmbtboxg tapped at the door and a voung girl by three watch officers, a surgeon, a East Cooper 1.5 Are you willing to work forth.cure Judge ot Probate. Rlchlana June imprisonment • ‘lonc-inc- to a family who lived in the 1 paymaster, and an engineer. Duty on Creeeey oi Protection in placing reliabl. Infor——o u — » Ira Hurd, of Allegan, was killed by 1 Bel - - • •----------- *the Michigan is rather sought After, aa Mlfo nation in th. hand, of your acqualn. unknown persona His wife claimed “flat” obove him came in. PROBATE ORDER. Delton “Sir,” she said, “would you kindly it is pretty nearly equivalent to shore Cloverdale.... State of Michigan, County of Barry, sa. to have shot him, but her story was 1X4* At a sessian of the Probata Court, far lend me a live ooal or two to start onr duty, and yet carries full sea pay. The Bbultx......... If you are, you should bo identified -tie niuntv of Bambolden at tbe duty on the whole is more agreeable not believed. fire with? It’s gone out.” HABTI2fGS..». I robm- office. In the City of Hastings, tn Tbs blacksmith shop sod “Certainly, my dear," said the for staff officers than for subordinates with Mid County. on^Wednesdny tire 19th day of of the Industrial Iron works In Cho- savant. “But you have brought noth­ of the line, as the latter have the Coats Grove... THE AMERICAN September, in the year one thousand eight hun­ dred and ninety four. watch and it keeps three watch officers Woodland .... PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE- boyrao were destroyed by tire. ing to carry it in. Take my shovel." Present, Cltarlaa W. Armstrong, Judge of A team belonging to the Jackson Probate. “Oh, no, sir,” answered the child. “I pretty busy when one of their number brewing company ran sway, demolish­ will carry the coals in my hand.” In the matter of the estate of Joseph D. must occupy the deck day and night. lasting;...... Detroit... reneli y. deceased. ing • number of rigs and badly Injur­ “In yoflr hand? What do yon mean? By doubling up a little each watch Grand Rapids. On reeling:and filing the petition duly veri­ officer can have every other day off,and fied ol Julia E. Feheley, widow of said deceased ing Patrolman HolxhopfeL You’ll be burned." Traverse City. Ptayliu Out a certain Instrument this dav filed that is, perhaps, the arrangement on Charlevoix*..;. “Oh, no, sir. I’ll show you how.” The xUlwre «< ELmlr^ in e*h, Wirt purporting to be the last will and I”---- PARKER’S Petoskey ........ e te*tMn-nt of Mali! deceased be admitted to prowas visited by a fire which de­ The child dipped up some ashes from small ships. B»yYkw........ b*t- and :hat admiritetrttton MJWiiJMlOiOMB! the grate and placed them in the hol ­ I almost the entire business por- .-im--!; > Kaid petitioner, the executrix In satf Dp In Geography. lowed palm of -her left hand. Then '•ill n uned or to some other suitable person.^ A school inspector in Scotland was ' lion ol the plsoe. t hereupon it is ordered, that Ttonnday tw I A company has been formed at with the tongs she laid two burning examining a claaa In geography, and H -i nay ol October A. D.. 18B1 at ten o’clock in coals on top of the little heap of ashes. wishing to ascertain whether the claaa •.rains ailing stations as soon as they ’Goodrich. “*e forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of ’aid iK-uu.m that t£e hairs at law Rtf said 'Ehen she bowed, smiled and went out, understood that it ia morning on the seen. t Freight trains will be run at tbe con1 lish a creamery, inecspu® , < ^•■1.,..! and all other persons Interested in company, who reserve the right t< bearing thacoals unharmed. VJ’-I -Mute, are required to appear nt a session other side of the globe when It la of the -o^TJU^Gre^SspIds by time of meh tralBs without notice. Ol 'uid court, theu i<» be holdt-u al the Probate “Well, well,” srdd the man of science night with ua, he said: -Suppose one tb« No.Uwll! wait at Woodbury tor pa 2’'j’*-. m the city of Hartings, in said County, to himself. ' ‘ Hero I ’ ve been studying fine morning, after dreeaing. yon sud­ «”* »h«»w cause, tf any there be. why the prayer natural philosophy forty years, and denly dropped through to New Zea­ ^t.the ixtitiouer may not be granted. And it Hxm bsre * >urth«-r ordered, that said petitioner give no­ never had the wit to do thatl” ' land and SPked for breakfast, what may bare time to eimk it property; < tire to the persor.s Interested in said estate, of Whether be ever repeated the experi­ would the reople sny?" “Ifa your sup­ uaxy do: go forward until next train. jr >” ;-^ney of said petition and the hearing W. S. Dawixo. Geu’l rui ’'’1 ‘’auslng a copy of tins order to be ment on his own account we are not per you should be asking," said a B.C.P0TTB*. Gea’IF.AT.Art. ,fl th” HasUngs BA>SKB.anewstold, but if young readers arc tempted U i-rr pi hiUm! and circulated ia said County 1 bright UttU girt . to do so we should advise caution. v.V a??7 ■once in enrh week for three sncceeal ve t.xs previous tosuid day al bearing. Chas. W. abmbthono, 'UtWBW., J^-HPro^. U— *.............. ■—1 W.L.Douclas $3 SHOE 8 WOOLLEY & BRONSON That’s all Salt Diamond Crystal Salt OTHERS’. .FRIEND” .1 N o. ON - li f a B» MdXJl 1 1 tire m <rPvie.na. to the canse Protection oi OrtneviccJn Avtevests? No. S Freight. Ciicifs, Kik&iug If Stginv B ip r r n . M , �I -Hastings Banner tlons from oompetinr with us la our Own markets. Thurtday, Oct. 4, 1894. . MARMIALL L. COOK. Editor- TMB HASTINOS. MICH., FOSTOFFICE, SUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES STATE. LIEUT <HVW.—Alfred Mllnee. SKC’T of STATE- Washington Gardner. TREASL'KEB-J. W. Wilkinson. AUDITOR GENERAL—Wtanley W. TurATT’Y GENERAL—Fred A. Maynard. COMM B STATE LAND OFFICE-W. A. French. SUPT PUB. INSTRUCTION—S. R. Pnttenglll. ' R’D of EDUCATION—Perry F. Powers. CONGRESSIONAL. FOR CONGRESS—Hon. Henry F. Thom- GOV NTT. REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGIS­ LATURE-Hon. David Huggett. BHERIFF-JmH. MeKevltt. CLERK—John O. Nagler. REGISTER—Oh*«. W. Jordon. TREASURER-J. G. UoghM. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY—Jas. A. CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERS— Fred W. Walker; A. E. Kenaaton. CORONERS—Dm. Sackett and Wright. Republican Senatorial Convention Fif­ teenth Mstrfct. The republican Convention for nominating a candidate for Senator In the State Senate for tho fifteenth District will be held in the Loomis opera house. Vermontville. Mich,, on Wednesday. Oct. 10. tftK at 1 o’clock p. m. The basis of representation at this convention will be one delegate to each oce thousand popu­ lation now iu each county as follows: Eaton 33, Bany at. F. H DkGot.ia. Chairman. M. L. COOK, Secretary. A BITTER PILL, 18 THAT POPULIST-FUSION PILL FOR DEMOCRATS TO TAKE. Men Who Respect their Honest Convlc- I 1 « CH For Several years past there has been a ring of disappointed democratic office seekers In this city that has advocated every eccentric doctrine; every political whim that has agitated the public mind. That ring has dominated conventions and nominated county tickets. That same ring has led the democratic party around by the nose and through manipulation compelled that party to endorse tbe ring’s nominees. But the monotony of this pro­ ceeding soon tired the self-respecting vot­ ers of Barry County and they gave fusion an awful black eye. The victory two years ago In Barry Coufity eould not be heralded as any party victory to the re­ publican party of this county. It was simply a warning to the “ring” that a fu­ sion of political principles that were dia­ metrically opposed, would not be tolerated. It was a warning to the *‘ring” that here­ after personal political opinions would be respected by tbe voters. It was a warn­ ing to the "ring” that the self-respecting democrats of parry County would vote for no man nor no set of men who did not be­ lieve in democratic principles., In a desperate attempt the populist poli­ ticians will again try and force fusion medicine down democratic "throats. Em­ boldened by theit success tn forcing the democrats to endorse their county ticket they now boast that they will make the democrats "take their medicine” all right this fall. Unless we are greatlymistaken’ the democratic voters of Barry County who believe in Simon-pure democratic princi­ ples will think a long while before they will lend any encouragement to a "ring" of disappointed populist grumblers who have already done the party a great deal of Injury. Congressman Wilson who labored so hard to open the markets of tills country to tbe world that his health broke down, has gone over to the country In whose in­ terest be labored—England—to recuperate. Many.more eminent men, but protection­ ists who believe in "America for Ameri­ cans,” go over there every year and no at­ tention whatever is paid to them. But not so with Congressman Wilsoo. He was wined and dined by the Johnny Bulls and the London Chamber of Commerce gave a swell banquet in his honor. Tbe grand banquet was presided over by Sir Albert Kaye RollitL who in intro­ ducing Congressman Wilson said that his name was familiar and honored in every household in England. He said that the law had already benefitted England, and that furnaoes had been re-opened in Wales and Yorkshire and tbe textile industries stimulated. In replying to Sir Albert’s speech Mr. Wilson said among other things:— "Our protectionists have been building defenses to keep you and other n alinos from competing with us in our home mar­ ket Tbe tariff reformers are breaking down these defenses.” In the name of tbe hundreds of factories and mines that have been closed dawn In this country; In tbe name of Un bundrodk of thousands of Idle men, thrown out of employment in the name of tbe stimula­ tion to Englands industries 'secause of "tariff reform” legislation, how can the voters ot this county, state and nation be We have no personal fight to make against any candidate or candidates on the fusion ticket thia year. We do not be­ lieve in that kind of warfare. Our rela­ tions with several of the candidates on the fusion ticket are very friendly and, qatside of politics, we are glad toaay that tbe candidates as a whole are entitled to re­ spect. But politically they are entitled to no respect, because they have no respect for their own political convictions in that they accept nominations for office on tick­ ets representing principles exactly oppo­ site. For instance W. O. Lowden Is a populist—at least he was two years ago. He lias accepted nomination for prosecutor on the prohibition ticket which of course is in favor ot all temperance legislation. He has accepted nomination for prosecutor on tbe democratic ticket which is opposed to all temperance legislation. As a popu­ list he condemns the democratic party; as a democrat he upholds 1L Every candi­ date on the fusion ticket as a populist con­ demns the democrat party, while every candidate on the fusion ticket as a demo­ crat necessarily upholds democracy, No man can honorably oppose democracy and be in favor of it at the same time. Candidates represent the principles of tbe party upon whose tickets they allow their names to run for office. Candidates on the pODullst ticket are supposed to repre­ sent tbe principles of the populist party. Candidates on the democratic ticket ard supposed to represent the principles of tbe democratic party, and candidates on tbe prohibition ticket tbe prohibition party. That’s all right Nothing is more to be admired than a firm adherence to what one honestly believes to be right, and every man is entitled to tbe respect of his own honest opinion even though be proves to be In tbe minority. But bow in the world a man can so distort his own political convictions; bow be can juggle bls own honest opinions sufficient to ask for tbe'votes of the electors of this county when advocating temperance 'and anti­ temperance; democracy and anti-democra­ cy; U. 8. bonds and anti-U. 8. bonds, and numerous other impossibilities, is more than we can see. The Statements Sent out by Democrats in Re­ gard to State Ex* penditures. IN COMPARING THE EXPENSE OF EX-GOV. WINAN'S ADMINIS­ TRATION WITH GOVRICH’S ARE UN­ TRUE. ’ta.iliimBdWKC, 10JU» SllwanU. » Peter Covert, • see 14, to William BtwMrtJ, High Cut Welt Shoes for Men. X. HorrtT. » a, sec 10, Barry. Welt Shoes for Ladies. QUIT CLAIM DXXISI. j. Aubil to Miner 8. Kieler, parcel. “SS'&m joba BM4». » « *• Johnstown, 8100. caxuntieir nar ■ Moloney Bros. Shoes Rosb, Levis & Pifers Shoes. The.charge has been made in tbe demo­ cratic press of the state that Gov. Rich’s administration eoet the people of Michigan $500,000.00 more than did that, of the late ex-Gov. Winans, during whose term tip "dquawbuck legislature.” tired the people out by its long and useless session. The charge is wholly untrue. The great cry of democracy when It came in power In 1890 was that tbe expenditures of tbe state should be greatly reduced and taxes lessened accordingly. In order to make an apparent effort to do thi* they neglected to keep tbe grand institutions of tbe state In any kind of repair. When tbe democrate took charge of the state In­ stitutions they were well stocked with supplies, but everything was empty when they left There could be but one result ot such incompetent management. Upon the return of tbe republican party to pow­ er In the state it bad to aboulder the re­ sult of the mismanagement of the state Institutions, and it cost 8402,433.00 for necessary repairs, Improvements, new buildings, etc., to bring the institutions up tu what was demanded and expected of so great a state as Michigan. Dec. 81st, 1890, the republican state treasurer turned over to tbe democratic administration the snug sum of $603,515.­ 76. On Dec. 81st 1893, the democratic ad­ ministration turned back to the republi­ cans the sum of only 8345,878.88. What bad the Squawbucks done with the differ­ ence between these two sums—$257,636,88? Spent It of course. Possibly some of It was " blown in” by Dan Soper for fold­ ing beds, we don’t know. Then it will be Remembered that Michigan received $420,­ 865.68 from tbe United States.. Add to ail this tbe tax levy of 1891—1893 amount­ ing to $3,863,051.23 and there is a grand total of $8,541,563.76 as follows:— Tax levy for ttoi-92...................... S2.mo3i.22 Received from U. 8 430j«i.« Reduced am'I in stale treasury .. aT,«8.«8 There Isn’t a single democrat on the whole fusion ticket A few disgruntled politicians whom the democratic party of Barry county has persistently refused to recognize fixed up the "slate” and say that Total cost of dem. administration. <3.341,553.76 they will make every democrat vote It. Compare with this the showing made by Wonder if thqy will. Unless we are mlstakenjthese populist wire pullers will find Gov. Rich’s administration as follows:— Tax levy im-M*...........................83.030360^8 next month that the voters of Barry Deduct amount required to re­ county respect their political convictions; pair and improve buildings.............. 402,423.00 recognize that there Is such a thing as con­ Total cost of republican adminis­ sistency in politics; and abhor "mince tration.................................................S3^17,ra7.5K Winans* administrationSX541 jm.to pie” politicians. -■ Bleb’s administration................... 3,217.927.M HwUnp Market*. Complete Line Rindge, Kalamback & Go’s. Goods. Butter. 16 to 15Corn per bu.. 45. gyp per doz., 13 to 14. bT3m per lb.. 3H. Lard per U>.. toan Potatoes per bu , 40 to 80. Bye per bn.. 40. TaUow per ib.xK. Oats per bu., Wheat, red petbw. 47. Wheat, white per bt . 47. Clover Seed per bu.. 4 50 to 6.00. Thuotby Seed per bu xoo. Barley per bu. so to bo. Hay per ton^QJR to- 7.00. I can “fit” you, both in quality and in price. Give me a call. F. G. STOWELL Chicken dressed; 10. Beef dressed. 5.00. Wool. 19 to is. Apples. 25. Pears, B0 to 80. Hums SO to 140. PROBATE ORDER. 2nd day of October in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety four. Present Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Proka/n 'the matter of the estate ot William H. Northrup. Deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly veri­ fied of Newton V. Whitlock, administrator of said estate praying tor reasons therein sec forth that he mav be licensed to mortgage the real estate of said deceased as tn said petition rhereuoon it is ordered, that Friday tho 36th day of October A. D.. IM‘4. at ten o’ctook in tbe forenoon, be assigned for the bearing <rf said petition and that tbe betro at law of said deceased and all other persons interested in said estate, are required to appear at a sawion of said Court, then to be boldeu at tbe Probate office, in tbe city of Hastings, in said County, and show cause, If any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And ft Is further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested iu said estate, of tbe nemleney of said petition and the hearing there­ of by causing a oopv of this order to be published in the Hahtutos Basran, a newspaper print­ ed and circulated In said County of Harry, once in each week for three successive weeks pre­ vious to said day ot bearing. Chas. W. Akmmtkdng. Judge of Probate. » (A true copy.) School BOOKS, We have a lot of Second-Hand ones yet. Harper’s, Sheldon’s, Sanders, Wil­ son’s, Appleton’s, Patterson’s Spellers, Robinson’s Arithmetics, Feller's Arithmetics, Davids & Peck’s Arithmetics, Milnes’ Arithmetics, Montuth’s Geogra­ phies, Barnes’ U. S. History, Hutchinson’s Physiology, Brand’s Physiology, Townsend’s 70 Lessons in Civil Govern­ ment, and a lot of other kinds. In latter’s favorS 32S,e28.18 Michigan-aught to send a solid repub­ In order to make a showing of economy lican delegation to Congress this year. Why? Because the Wilson bill, or rather the democratic legislature of 1891 greatly the mutilated remains of the Wilson bill, underestimated the expense of running tbe injures Michigan fully as bad as it does state Institutions, well knowing that the deficiencies which must result would have We are Agents for the Teacher’s any other state we believe. to be met by the next administration that Reading Circle Books. Bradford kept quiet during the vlcissi- came in power, which was Gov. Rich’s tudes of the Wilson bill for fear of preju­ administration. Following are a few es­ LOOK FOR dicing the Issue. But now that it is final­ timates of expenditures for some of the THE SIGN OF. ly accepted rejoicings have broken forth. state institutions for 1890—92 together —Pall Mall Gazette, London, Aug. 15th, with tne actual expenditures:— 1894. State House ot Correction. 1»1. 1892. In Kent county the democrats absolutely Estimated expense 840.000 00 840,000 00 Actual expense........... 73.00000 54,000.00 refused to bare anything to do with fusion. DeMeney •32.000 00 921,000 00 In Barry county a.few disgruntled popu­ Upper Peninsula Prison. lists forced the democrats to have it wheth­ 1ft) 1. 1881. er they wanted It or not Estimated expense »23.ooo 00 <25.000 00 Hastings, Mich. Actual expense....... 51,00c 00 41,000 00 Vote for the return of Gov. Rich and a Deficiency. 920,000 OO 116,000 00 continuation of his honest, capable, eco­ Support of Insane. nomical administration. 1831. Estimated expense.... 8325,000 00 8325 800 00 Actual expense........... 380J116 48 As a prominent democrat said "every­ thing went just as the populists mapped Deficiency • 86,216 48 it out for ns." Cost of Legislature. Estimated expense 8140,000 00 "If a nation was made of adamant free Actual expense........ ....................... 15/.435 87 trade would grind It to powder.’’—Napo­ Deficiency4< 12.433 87 leon. And so it went until the deficiencies ag­ "I am in favor of a protective tariff and gregated aa follows:— internal improvements.”—Abraham Lin­ Deficiency for l»i. •130,702 ST Deficiency for 1W2. coln. Total deficiency $206,711 14 Democratic economy comes high in state New Sheet and Music Books. We have made arrangements with the largest Music Publishing House in America, to furnish us with their latest publications every month which will enable the music teachers and lovers of music to select the very latest songs and instrumental music. The first installment is at our store now for inspection. The Music is first class and prices reas­ onable. . JOHN BE55MER FOR COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND ENGLISH COURSES. Beautiful Catalogue sent on Application. . I. H. WHITE, Sec. A Treas- Rubbers. Rq&DERS. Of course it is a little early to~talk about rubbers, but we want to call TOUR ATTENTION To ’thelfactj that we have a big stock of first class RUBBER BOOTJ & 5H0EJ At The Lowest Price's. Red Front Shoe Store, Woollen & Bronson TOM ARE IPVSTEb Following is the comparison of tbe cost of the two legislatures:— ttenlon of 1891, tegular $UMVU| “How can we face the people after Indulging Session of 18K. special 3MNJ8 in such outrageous discriminations and viola­ tions of principles.”—Grover Cleveland. Democratic Total.............. "Our protective system is a barrier against BeMtouof 18M...................... tbe flood of foreign Importations and tbe com­ petition of underpaid labor In Europe.”—Benj. Bal ance favor republicans. Tbe clerk hire in some of the state offices in 1898 was higher than In 1891 why? Because in 1898 the legislature en­ acted a general tax law which compelled absolutely abandons now tbe Auditor General to make a new set of me the claim that protect tax books for every oounty in the state. His working force was doubled and for several months tbe clerks were compelled re were dependent eu pobUc charity."— to work five nights every week. The Sec­ vaaaman J. C. Borrows. retary of State also had to increaae hlsFbece are the Industries which the election Jieveiud were to open up? Go to tee allies foree ou account of the census. Adding i you'll find them by the score-but free seup- to all thia tbe natural growth and develop­ •m is what they are called. ”-Hon. George ment of the state U can easily be seen why more clerks were neeeaaary. So, in conclusion, it can be seen that Obsdian Blough, Irrli 18 though tbe democrat* left a deficiency of over >306,000.00 which the present admin­ istration bad to make good, yet Guv. Rich’s Joel C. Norton, Irving OUve Hail. Hastings administration cost the people 8333,636.00 leas than did the Whums’ administration. affairs. u MtebaolB. Booth to Sylvester Haskins. par- 3 A.. At any time you are m the city to call and look over our fine and complete stock of 5-A and other Horse Blankets and our excellent Plush Lap Robes. We have the finest stock ever shown in the city, Winter is coming on and you will need something of this kind. Practical Business ■ Tralnlno W- J. DILLINCH AMPres. A. L, 8ILVERNAIL, Prin. The Jeweler. Th6 ELEPHANT W. J. & L L Hollowau SCHOOL Come and see us when you do. Yes, winter is coming and you may want Our stock is complete. We can.t describe them all, but don’t fail to see what a stove. we have in this line when you want a stove. Yours very truly, �^B , riASTiNG anner Thursday, Oct. 4, 1894. W. K. COOK. Local BdStwZ ■ ' PERSONAL mention. ■ Ami he always came back ! pgwdeks, RECEIPTS, and pYE'STI FFS put up on D. G. RobluoM pUre, Bontl of U(| •nd It took wmo brtU #ghtl01[ Uw eltj. Frank Brown, a young m.n tonn„|r reaidlng In Irking and well known there, wax burned to death in the Mate nf. WMh' Ington, in an elentor 6ro so it I, reported. " Geor|it *• ’UlUnt Mend, la Dr. G. w i.nw„ Jratordny. ' In Mlddlerti), toll Brook" lleUey '* TWU“‘t 'rt«Dd, In °' ’X Mme. Mualu the soprano has a compass of three Mtoctarea, ranging from G below Mr- »ud Mrs. J p u the aua to G above high C which le mar­ Rnnld, lui wwk' ’ ““ Kere In Grand velously sweet In tone. Heat her Ont. 17, K. W. Morrill A On. can and will Ml| u>e city this ' CW“g0’ L in you a good, Kersey pant at Sl.M, the beet Kersey pent at »1.M, ,nd an all wool ^»XpXWt,,0“<Uj'OT‘A“'‘ heavy wblgbt at »i.w, also a good Duck lined coat at 97c. •« In Gran^lUpw?” KurU *Dd t*nHly At Soule’, Baaar you wiu find tbe Im­ perial Corset and the Reliance Comet THE DRUGGIST’S. Watat for fifty cents. They are the beat Th,, best Hrtig Store in the cheap ooraeta oo the market. Try them iuutv ■ . have your family and be convinced. n- eipt> filled at a low price Tlie council have ordered tS' oart Mrs. J, m Mr house eewer extended to the iutra^vdon with l>'”" ot Broadway and Groen street Many of Oue door City Bank. the house, on Broadway will connect with it (/Grand Rapids Bne new Pfthian temple JLX K,P1<I, Keinein uill aud winter when you was dedicated last Wednesday evening. ire thlnkht. < f buying a BIBLE that Hon. P. T. Colgroveof this city, supreme Grand"R.pld?to^Zd 8u’d.r‘0“' 'rOnl 1 am .writ fvr the American Bible •. and will save you vice chancellor ot the order, delivered the - -iy Fjj» Cent principal address, which was highly com. mended by tbe press. \ L HEATH, FRED L. HEATH The Drugfllst local news. CIRCULATION • Inis week, 95 quires. John Beumer, the jeweler. Is the ap­ pointed agent for Barry County of Jbe celebrated Estey piano and bu one of them at his store. All lovers of a nice ~ piano are invited to see it. The price Is very reasonable for such a fins Instru­ ment. Wanted—wfme good, bright, healthy changes for advertisements ... ..ilicv Tuesdays at latest u, boy to learn the printers trade. We waul .. in the issue of the week a boy that is quiet, willing to work, and * hen brou. who wont think that be bu the trade learned the first week. Wages must necH.ar V'i:1 Miisiu’4 and his company of ©warily be small to commence wlth. One who does not smoke preferred. •co to be found go to ^gJRTe are credibly informed tbat^taxes will be no higher this year than last, which novelties m millinery will were something over SH' per eent. The assessed valuation of the various wards io?ifAings will always be are as follows. 1st. ward $122.3ie/)0; 2nd. ward Fl58.12O4>U: 3rd. ward |572.953; ide local page. -e Phillips, Optician, 4th. ward S342,070‘ making the total as­ Hert-'fc* B2u«t read et. Oft.V IU. Hi, $10.00 gold watches : .Mscfs. the jaweler. Wesley Stewart, who lives south of town was coming to tbe city Tuesday with a lot of eggs to sell, when his horse became a- Co. have commenced frightened and- ran away. The horse came * b>r their new hay elevator. down Jefferson street at a rapid pace and Hastings Is invited to In­ in turning cut on Main street turned tbe in winter millinery at buggy upside down causing a perfect shower of fresh eggs to fly in all directions. work, Prof. Phillips, Tbe animal wu finally stopped unhurt. ohn Bessmer. Jeweler. The Buggy wu badly demolished. Joe Rogers wishes to announce that he F-»r tr«t rU- photographs that never is now at his old stand aud • prepared to le. call v. Christmas, the reliable pho­ give some good bargains In groceries, He tographer. will be glad to welcome'' back all of his Mrs. Bari Kelsey who had her limb former customers and many new ones, He broken m . inaway accident a few weeks will continue as in the put to keep the best goods that money cau buy Mid to sell ^-Ta ■ foundation is completed for D. C. them u ehean as anyone can at a living Erctoty ist r’s new house ou Green street profit He will pay the highest market prices for prod uce. Give bkn a call at his near the M. E. church. old Bland, everyone knows where that is. Out- w.ti n. to dav will occur the Tbe rejwt is being circulated thatC. W. nuit bicy-. ■ tournament in Battle Creek. Jordan, tbe republican nominee for Reg­ Good eventi are promised. ister of Deeds, ran for this office several The bos.- boys leave this afternoon for Dowagiac where they will contest for the years ago on tbe fusion ticket It is un­ necessary to make any denial of this un­ proffered at the county fair there. __ truth for those who know Mr. Jordan. He Tile let;*. \beet envelope in use iuj-tbe is a man who regards bis principles and U. S. mails since IfcSG has been dteconAnuhonest convictions too highly to allow ed by order of. the post-master general. them to be “fased” with something in We han- some Stein Bloch & Co. Suits which he does not believe. The statement to close uci Very'Cheap. Is absolutely false and without any foun­ E. W. Monnin, i «Co. dation whatever. He never has run for When yyu want rubbers just call and office except on tbe straight republican set as. We have a large line and at low ticket Hastings people are to have a rich'' treat prices. WooLixr & Bromsok. In shipping potatoes in extremely ©old on the evening of Oct 17th. Tbe Episcopal Society having secured the famous violinist weather paper inside aud outaide of th© • barrel affords the best protection known. Ovide Musin aud hta company to give an entertainment here, they having an off The North American Review for Octo­ date between Lansing and Grand Rapids. ber content-, an interesting article by Dr. The membero;are all stars, consisting of Louis Bobinhon ou “The Priraatlve Child.” Mme. Musin with a glorious soprano voice. Lost—a baby *s gqld cuff pin either on Miss Bessie Bonsall, contralto, Fred W. Hate, Jefferson or Green street. Finder Elliott tenor, Edward Scharf, pianist. please leave at Fred L. Heath’s the drug­ Every member of this company have ap­ gist. peared before tho most select audiences in Tbe -three-weeks-old child of George New York and ocher large citifii and won Rose died Monday, of cholera infantum. most flattering notices from tbe press. .The The child’s mother died a little over two price of Beats will only be fifty oeots, a weeks ago. small price when we consider tbe company Only once in a decade do we have a usually receives 8300 for a single night chance to lujr such' a company as the Every one should go. Don’t have it said Ovide Mu»in Concert Co., at opera house, Hudngs will not support first class at­ Wednesday ttu* 17. tractions. Out of the eighteen games played this ^'Oii. the Buttermilks of Woodland only two, one to Nashville and one to Hickory Comers. L E. Stauffer is In Chicago this week buying an extensive line of fall and winter They will be open for inspection .in •bout one Week. Wait for them. Found—Gents gold ring. Owner can h»ve same by proving property and payiu; (or th!.«adv. C. P. Cor. .Messer Block. City. E. W. Morrill & Co. cau and will sell jou a good, Kersey pant at S1.24, the beat Kmey pant at 81.05, and an all wool a eight at 81.94, also a good duck Hoed coat at 97c. . a<«4 Commissioners caa find S inch Bridge Phmk at our yard in Hastings. Other people can find anything they want & the line of lumber amu and auiugm. shingles. P.l-v-------- - Tomumooe afd Ridkr. °”err'.“Mn fGn,,ld I. rls>nSberd.„BKht ,WmSw^^^ rbtoM BO“"e'' °' Gr“d ,!«P|d« ‘i»HedL.jMnSIcUu|iMln |m1wwP COVERS MOST WEARS LONGEST LOOKS BEST SOLD BY F! HODEkN bRUQQIST The Mast Economical DRUG and BOOK STORE in Hastings. ON GUARD vl.“nrh°'"nlThOn,””'f Uk» Ann, b ’I’lUni her w„ltl br. Soj.a„ Mra. Fran, Wiiibon. of E.U., pW. ^beenruum,^ Mrsr. .££ Gran'Zlra^1‘\ Orebta Grand Knpid, sessed valuation 81,190.46m. The tax for city purposes will be 38.50 on. ev^ry 81.000 “ assessed valuation. - sufficiently recovered 5 to th- able to ride out. * ™ SHERWIN WILLMH’S FAINT WE are always “on guard” watch­ *”“« ing the interests of our patrons, and Pranks llani, k.rt fm. g( incidentally our own. »“•««»■ '»r » Tbit with rel.- everything in the line of Boots and. vl,Uta;T“’,BUrd'' U,,lle Crwk- '• , ll“r her slsler, Mrs. D, fl. Bay,. for . few days. Shots that will please you. »' West B.y City b the guest or Mr. .nd Mra. A E. Kenaston. Our goods are just exactly as we Mra. Geo. Tomlinson went to Allegau yesterday to Tlsit hvr Clarence loung. represent them. It pays you, it pays anyone to buy good goods. We keep Mrs. Hulda Heed expects to leave tor lennsylranfathta week where she will spend the winter. • --filaa Fannie Stebbins left tor Ypallantl them and sell them at just as low a price as anyone in Michigan. Mra. Jane B. Phelps, at Monroeville, Indiana, after siieudlug several weeks visiting friends In Uil, vlelnlty, has re­ turned to bei home. have a full line of rubber goods in­ including the Snag Proof rubber boot. Mrs. Minnie Greble and mother, Mrs. Butler, left yesterday morning for Brook­ lyn. N. Y.. for a few weeks visit with Mrs. Grebie’s sister. and Mrs. Dorr Mudge left with the Kinde theatre company for St Johns, Sun­ day morning where tbe company will play a weeks engagement and then leave for other stales. W. H. SPENCE Mrs. M. H. Bailey is building a concrete walk on her property facing Green street. New styles In millinery are prettier than ever this fall. Call at Russell's before buying. Select your sheet music at John BessBier’s, the jeweler, for 10c apiece, re­ gardless of cost. Examine the stock of millinery at Julius Russell’s before purchasing. You will find the latest styles. Lee A Cady bld In tho Jos Rogers & Co. stock yesterday nnd Inter Mr. Rogers pur­ chased the stock of them? A souvenir will be given each person wearing glasses by calling on Prof. Phil­ CASH NO other terms will buy our goods, but we make it worth your while to effects of an abcess, aged 71. body of a two months old child of Thursday George Bull, of Ohio, who at Archie Ayory was brought hero from present is stopping In Woodland, bought a 35 cent ticket st the fair ground and left Lowell Sunday for Interment. Dr. Alice Kirk will have some fresh his pocket book at the ticket window. Be­ ing in a rush Treasurer Guy Manning took vaccine points Saturday, Those desiring the pocket book and put it In tbe cash vaccination can call at her office. Mrs. Gregory, mother of Mrs. Riley Wa­ draw, without as much as looking at the contents, and with the cash deposited it at ters, was burled Sunday. She was 71 years of age and death resulted from an the Natloual bank as no one called for it. In the meantime Mr. Bull hadn t noticed abscess. bls loss. He returned to Woodland and Mrs. Man- Stevens, of Baltimore town­ did not miss his pocket book till along after ship Is lying very low with perltonetls. Her dark. After a sleepless night he came mother Mrs. Matthews of this city was down town bright sod early Friday morn­ called there last week. ing and the missing book was restored to For fine teas and coffees, you will make ’ Im after an absolutely correct description no mistake if you try those offered by of tbe contents which amounted to ordr Phillips A Erb. They are of the finest 8900,00 Id bills and notes. To say that he quality and reasonable in price. was pleased faintly describes it as l>e says I Phillips A Erb wish to eall your special It rniuipn w. -----tbe osoney was earned by hard labor. It in .ttenUon to tbelr toe grad- * nuon vu was also fortunate for him that it fell 1= . teasand coffee. They also carry a full the hands of such an honest mau as Mr. line of toe best flour In tbe market We prefer to make a small profit and I We Tuewtay where she will pursue musical and other studies this year. lips, Oct 0 at J. Hessmer’s. Lee Sing, a genuine Chinaman will start a laundry in Dr. Barton’s building on the north side of State street Mrs. Mary Gregory, mother of Mrs. Riley Waters, died last week from the Manning. We keep make an extra effort to throw the store book and credit system behind for good. a sure one, to the chance of making a larger one with the risk of loss. K. K. QRflN L Cash Clothier. �The Evening News, “The Great Daily of Michigan.” THREE MONTHS. convince you that "Tbe Great Daily of ' Michigan " is so interesting and valu­ able that so long as you may live you will continue a subscriber, and would no wore think of stopping than you would of cancelling your subscription to your home paper. Il is complete and accurate in every department of news, giving also ranch special matter for men, women and children. Think of the tcstzraonial of do.ooo homes which now receive and welcome The Evening News. iceataperCm- . . $125 FOR 3 MONTHS BY MAIL. . . »«ataairWk. DETROIT, MICH. •‘THAT WILL DO, MB. FLINT." [{iaiARDWLC°LrJ°HH5ToW[TO BE OONTINUKD.J “That s jest as it ought to be, my child; and it may be that you’ll want her Advices along of other people’s, which as for what mine would be, all I got to say, if it was me, and I said that soon as I heerd the offer made th00 Squire Watson—if it was me, I should hizitat/! before I turned my back on it, a-knowin’ how much easer it is, special for wimming, to have prop’ty and that to 'mount o’ fifty or sixty thousand dollars and maybe more palraeii oh ’em jest so. than to have to work a lifetime and not git the half or tbe quarter of it. even If they do have to take up along with it the incumbence of a man person that sitting ox the ri- they mightn't think in time they could come up with one they think more of and would wish to have a acceptabler companion than what Wiley Amer­ son are, and I’m not a-denyin’ that if I was a young 'oman and had my pick of marryin* men, I ain’t a-denyin’ that Wile Amerson mayn’t be the one I’d pick; but when the big prop’ty that he hav’ go ’long with it, and it stop a big law-suit and keep everything in the family, that would make a difference with me, and—” “That will do, Mr. Flint; that will do,” cried Hannah, her face red with resentment and shame. “Oh, Mr. Flint! I didn’t think as good a friend as you would hare brought such a message to me from any man, much less from the man who hated and out­ raged my husband who was his brother; who slandered me to his father, whom he deluded into making an unjust will, and deluded him further into the belief that he had de­ stroyed it afterwards; who treated, not as a slave, but as a dog, his own wife, and as soon as she was dead conceived the notion to buy me with the offer of what he knows belongs to me and my child already. I wouldn’t have thought you’d have hurt my feel­ ings so, Mr. Flint.” “Now, now, Harnah, my child,'Why, the good Lord know I never had the least idee o’ hurtin’ yonr fcelin’a. Been my own daughter, I’d ’a* done the same, and said that if it have been “I can’t bear to hear any more of it, Mr. Flint." Then she rose and went into the house. “Well, Mrs. Enlow," said the go-be­ tween, with a grunt, “I don’t ’member as I ever knowed of a feller kicked quicker, ner higher, ner dryer. If I’d knowed it weren’t goin’ do nothin’ but git her feelin’s hurtedl’d ’a’ never said what Squire Watson act me, and ruther*n have. Harnah kep* out o’ thfe nice evenin’ ar, I think I’ll move ou towards home. I wanted to be dilicate, and I tried to be dilicate in the namin’ of my messenge; but I shall tell Squire Watson, and he may tell Wile, no use; It’s a lost ball.” Mrs. Enlow, not without smiling, apologized as well as she eodd for Hannah’s excitement, and the old gen­ tleman took-his leave. To onfc' of the neighbors, who was going to town on Monday, ho said: “If you happen to oome up with Squire Watson, and if you don’t I wish you’d step into his office and tell him I say, no use. I *tended to that busi­ ness dilicate as I knowed how; but no use: a waterhaul, out an’ out He'll understand.” Too [oofc real spry. _ face and «U»ht figure, whtch learned to aosommodsta itto bla limpinr movement, showed . „ -,TBnta4ro in his tastefal dreas. t the partv with gfaoe, aa -------- ------- a to mich invitaif be were *oca«tomod inritaUoiw, and strove, not quite, but near­ ly, .with success, to hide Ms embnrrassment. _ “Ah:" cried Torrance. “The son of my dear old friend Lewis Carruthers, tbe best of court-clerk*, and aa er a man as overlived in Milledgeville or any other town. How are you? A man of my age, as a general thing, oughtn’t to invite the young to drink, but Til make an exception in this one case, if you and Dabney will join me. For long afterwards Dabney used to tell of that meeting at the “Big In­ dian.” of the instant and continued charm put by the great lawyer upon the harmless weakling, of the ease with wh|ch, while entirely respectful of his feelings, he drew, one after an­ other, everything that was of any value from his recollection* of hia re­ lations with the Amersons. Rachels sat and wondered how, in less than an hour’s irregular a«d apparently un­ concerned chatting, he strung ajong together items individually seeming insignificant, but gradually making a chain incomparably stronger than he had imagined to be possible. At the last, as nt the first, they clinked tho glasses, and, after an engagement to meet at the court an hour before ita opening, the lawyers tpok their leave, and shortly afterwards Rachels carried Carruthers hnm. " to-moiwr ^tnday, I san sleepaa lon< as I plmae. Bee Mm, and t«U him that I wouldn't. | object to a toddy, either here or in one ' ol Ms back rooms. Perhaps we'd as j well jo to the old fellow's den. Step . over and see, Dabney, that’s a good I boy." | Dabney went, and said that Rachels could not well leave his store, but that he would be glad to receive both of them in his own room at ten o’clock or a little after. * “All right, ray son." said Torrance. "Como about half-past nine, or sooner if you like, so we can have some pre­ liminary talk. I must compliment ypu on the way you’ve worked up this case. * Dabney. That you. didn’t see what I saw this evening is because of the un­ suspecting innocence natural to you. •I’d have been a happier man if I’d had the same. This faculty of unearthing meanness is an evil one. Do you know, sir, that sometimes I compare myself with a bloodhound and feel the ig­ nominy of the simile? I’ve tried my very best to have confidence in man­ kind, but I can’t; never had it when a boy. This thing of knowing people is the meanest knowledge a man can have. Go on, now, and let me take my nap." In less than five minutes his coat and boots were off and he was snoring. Dabney paid a visit to his client in order to make report of progress, which thus far seemed reasonably sat- CHAPTER XIX Some days af ter^the occurrences last mentioned DabneySvent to Sparta and, after conferring with Torrance, the latter said: “I must see Carruthers, and I must see that will before the meeting of court Dabney, sometimes .old eyes, though they nave to wear spectacles, can see things which younger, from want of experience in searching, may overlook. Aside from Amerson’s pas­ sion for our client (and that is natural enough), he’s in a scare of some sort; of what I can’t tell; but I will find out/ Ills patronage of Carruthers is suspi­ cious, aud you must see that ho is taken care of by Rachels in the inter­ im. That Amerson had a purpose in having the paper so copied I haven’t a doubt It’s our business to fipd out what that purpose was. My theory, as I believe I wrote you, is that he fraud­ ulently substituted the copy for the original when the old man demanded t it for the purpose of destroying it. It will be a now question whether such a thing would be construed as a revoca­ tion; but if we can prove *■ the fact, we’ll get such a hold ou men’s minds regarding the scoundrel that we can force him to terms outside of his pro­ posed conditions, which a man of any sort of sensibility never would have offered.- If I don't*get to Milledgeville Friday night, before court, I will cer­ tainly the next day in time for a look in the-ordinary’s office.” He did not come until Saturday near noon. After dinner he, with Dabney, repaired tcTthc courthouse. He read the will carefully, twice, occasionally lingering at a word as if hesitating what it was, or what it meant. Calling for the inventory which Amerson had rendered in, he looked over that as carefully, then said, in a low voice: “Dabney, are you at all familiar with Amerson’s handwriting?” “No; I’ve seen it sometimes, and I readily recognize his signature." “The writings seem to have been made by one hand, yet in the will it appears constrained. Let me compare them somewhat longer.” After so doing, he took the will to a window, and lifted it between his eyes and the sunlight outside. Smiling, he called to Dabney, and said: “Look over that thing again, and, doing as I have done, say if you see anything strange." After doing as he bid, Dabney an­ swered no. "There!" he said, almost angrily, putting his finger on a particular spot, "don’t you see .that word in pencil?" “Now I do,” said Dabney. “Oh, the . sun! the glorious, truebeaming sun! . We’ve got him, as sure as God is in Heaven! Now, my lad, you step down town and get R&iner to come with you. Your legs are more active than mine. The old man Flint trades with him frequently, doesn't he?” "Almost entirely." "That’ll do. Run, my son, and bring him here. Tell him that both of us think it is important." The conference of the three was brief. The merchant smiled ______ ____ after__a brief scrutiny of Mr. Flint’s attesta­ tion, and promised to accede to the re­ quest to keep silent what he had dis­ covered. Yet later In the afternoon he said to a customer: "Seaborn Torrance, I aee. is in Mil­ ledgeville. Between you and me, I believe he’s the biggest .man in the whole state of Georgia. You’re going to see some fur fly before he leaves this town." "What do you mean?" the others naked. “Never mind; do you come to the courthouse Monday morning?” When the lawyers had returned to the tavern, Torrance said: “Dabney, do you know, sir, that ever since you told me fully of the admis­ sions made by Carruthers I’ve been hoping that the case was aS we’ve found it to be? And did ever a villain more fully betray his own self? As you know, I’m not a church member, but I’m not more sure of my own exist­ ence than that this world is governed by an Intelligence which is as just and merciful as it is wise, which, in cases Hire this of the widow and child of a good man, uncovers rascality for tho purpose of beginning its punishment here, right here, knowing that it won’t do to put it off. Yet in all my prac­ tice I have never known rascality to petrator. But I’m tired after my long ride on an up-hill and down-hill, rooky and shamelessly-worked road. 1 must have a nap, and to-night I must have a talk with Rachels. Saturday night, I i* the •nee. I What Women Know $ About Rubbing, Scouring. Cleaning, Scrubbing, is no doubt great; but what they all should know, is that the tine of it. the tire of it, and the cost of it, can all be greatly reduced by Santa Claus Soap. “ST THE NIBRBM (WW Reduced from !OC. >5 to 25c. a Copy, to $3 a Year, A Quarter Century Tear For a quarter of a century Dr. Kings New Discovery has been tested, and tbe millions who have received benefit from its use testify to Ita wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, cheat, and lungs. A remedy that has stood the teat so long and that has given so much uni­ versal satisfaction Is no experiment Each bottle ia positively guaranteed to ■ give relief, or money refunded. It is ad• mlttod to be the most reliable for coughs aud colds. Trial bottles (free at W. H. Goodyears Drugstore. Large size 50c. and Sl.00. Mr. Fred Miller of Irving. III. writes that he bad u severe kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in the back and also that his bladder was affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures but without any good result. About a year sgo he began the use of Electric Bitters and found relief nt once. Electric Bitters Is especially adapted to cure of all kidney ’land liver troubles and often gives almost instant relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price only 50c. for large bottle. At W. H. Goodyears’ Drtig Store. TOBRAXCE AXD DABNEY WENT TO THE; COUBTHOUBE AND WAITED. isfactory. She had come to town and was staying with a friend on Liberty street. Faithful to the lead of Torqpance, he did not make known to her their latest discovery, but in a modest, honorable way endeavored to make himself ns entertaining as.possiblc in conversation partly relevant to her case and partly not. He came to the tavern in time for a good chat with his senior. / "Rachels is a person one cajy talk freely with, isn’t he, Dabney?*’ "That he la. You may confer with him in entire trust in his discretion." "All right, then." The visitors were received at the en­ trance of the alley to which the prem­ ises entered. “Ah, Gus, my good Big Indian, how is it, and how has it been with you?" "So. so,’Mr.. Torrance, only a little jaded from having to take care of poor Owen Carruthers, who’s been on a bit of a spree with some money he got from Mr. Ametson. I’ve got him In charge, so as to not let him miss court o’ Monday." “That so? The devil! I mean Amerson. Bless your heart, Gus, for your thoughtful kindness! I wanted to have a talk with Carruthers, but eomething has transpired that makes it hardly worth while before Monday morning. Have you got him with you, and have any of his senses come back to him?" “Yes, sir, he’s in one of my rooms, and ’5a aoouz about over over iu it. iI’m m to to let, let mm him auu have one more drink alter.while. Til find out before you leave if it will suit to talk with him to-night I'm glad you came. I got him scared at tbe idea of keeping drunk and being fined by the judges, who would put him in jail till he sobered up. It will help might'ly to know that you are in town, and might do good if he knows you are ; After entering the room, Torrance began to talk in his usual deep bass tone on indifferent subjects. After a few minuter, Carruthers, who was on a bed in a room adjoining, called to Rachels. . “Tell him," said Torrance, ‘Tdlike him to take a drink with me.” “Who the devil is that talking in your room?” Carruthers asked. ’ ‘Blamed if it didn't sound in my very sleep like Sebe Torrance’s big voice.’.’ “That’s just who it is. He’s come over to be ready for the Amerson case. When he found out you were here, he asked me to tell you that he’d like you to take 3 drink with him and Squire Dabney in my room. You're to have one more, you know.’’ "My Lord! I didn’t know the man knew me so well. You see, Gus Rachels, that I’m more of a gentleman than some folks take me for. Why, certalnly, of course. I’m glad I never took my last drink you limited me to sooner. Baud me them clothes, won’t you, Sally brought me this evening. How do I look? Is my face at all swelled? And my eyes, do they look tolerable clear?” “Oh, you're all right enough, now. The thing is to keep ao.” He assisted him in dressing, the while cautioning him how to conduct himself in the presence of the distin­ guished visitor, ending thus: “I hope you’ll show Mr. Torrance that you don’t belong to Wile Amerson.” “Gus Rachels." said the invalid, while being assisted in tying his cravat, “you’re the only man in this blessed world I’d let talk to me that way. You know you arc. You sec a man like Sebe Torrance has asked me to take a drink with him." His moistened eyes and the pathos in his words touched Rachels, who with instant eompa&Kion said: "Oh, you know I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings, boy. I’m not a-denvlng TO* todo right. 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Col- El H. an and wiH?1 “KJSffort'" KHlyear's Offii Dnw feCKI i! and burgeon, • >:»- k e»«t of depot. akbkr ’ - and Surgeons. ;ty :«--ponded to with |CaU*h Estate Office. ‘ ‘■Ate Kral Estate •r»’. -.'>!Mtfynuriag. •r»n Books, 'mui . turohfi complete BROOKS. Clerk. lurt'E, iluUnxs. the Mate. r A E.,XENAST-l' iOeer J s ( . hieXliMlr;-.-... •» ;f oramptis4i Co.'s ‘tore.) he State. Collection* L R-rTIMMERMAN. Hnmcepathic Phy • -I i;in and .Surgeon. (Meeorer LxUrop’s drug store.) Local news. ‘ CIRCULATION - Inis week, flerraftl»arp tth-r.i whep tjrvugh: da import 1: ntnedca jr :nn 95 quires. ’•*< for advertisements •e Tuesdays at latest to ■ :*<ue of the week I • !' the liver an<l kidneys Il ' *1 » s.ioapariUa Is tbe diet! a radish that • WtiEtdfl vttlj. i Uni Reed, r,: i**le found an un­ ite railroad track there. Just a few him one side the . -hownmaii ai'.r fiwtt <f th- tie nimitei after । u u nidnik|it tram p 4 •Firekaws r.t ' Michigan asylum at MtiMMZon Law ■ i- -ently 'died and post ' liofteias'shMwc • • that three dieci from Ubercilosls. 1'!. herd was tested with Ubercilin nt an n expense of 8300. It de’ '■'4riope| in on- < which died Friday «d State V-’-r'niurutn Grange found that ttwuifflictcd w With tuIxTCUloaiS. 0. i|cConbi-!l ■h. of near Vermontville, hu a Jersey emr. p.vuau.y oruio »«»x” •w that probably beats anyttiD? tt |U- ronuty. The milk wau tested recently py experts and tested 13.40 lbs. tatter taih»- loo lbs. of milk, while 4 pounds i« a mm', average tent. The cow In Vesti® ii tbreP VPar!, 0|d *nd was bred hoti’. the Kingman herd of Jerseys of Kaltuwtoo, and Ev-Senator Palmers herd, < Itamlt. Th- cow will be on exhibition •Hte Charlotte (air next week.—Nashville w UowaThlsF II,‘5n<*rrt Dollaw Reward for ’t’uiv lli:U cat,not 6e cured by *5° • ProP"- Toledo. O. _ 9 ’•title have known F. J. Chen *•¥ fewih!” 'eanf- *«<i ix’iltve him per *«SS3tb Itn H 1 buslDe*’ transactions *£<*’r&T 4 **»»'«• . ■ ’?* ‘ ■ l’token Internally, act­ blood and nnooiirwr /40 OUR STATB TICKET. honestly, that protection to American The Republicans of Michigan, repre­ Industries in imperatively demanded. That was bukixess. sented at Grand Rapids in the largest from re,Wrat» of Bod »irt be laid on the Hence the new tariff law recognizes table. Carried. conventiop of delegates that has ever the truth, the justice and the necessity Common Coundll met in adjourned ses ­ assembled in the history of their party, of the principle of protection for which Moved by Aid. Tinkler that Dibble St sion Friday eve.. Sep. 28th. *94. _ presented for the suffrages of the the Republican party has boldly aud be opem-d for Bund St. south to sec. line Mayor Greueel presiding. Carried. people a state ticket which is above honestly contented for many a year Present at roll call. Aid. Bennett, Hieks, Ayes. Bennett, Hicks, Huffman, Osborn, cavil or legitimate criticism. It stands and thus given the lie to the Chicago Huffman, Osborn. Tinkler and Waters. . free trade platform. But while the Tinkler and A'eissert. Absent at roll cal! Busby and Welssert. without a flaw. 'Every candidate upon Democratic tariff law in many a provi­ Nays. None. • Moved by Aid. Tinkler that the reading it is a representative citizen. Ea i sion recognizes protection an a living Moved by Aid. Welsaert that council of minutes of last meeting be postponed. principle of national economy, that law adjourn to meet Wed. eve Oct 3rd. 1894. one has achieved success in his o' n Carried, Ayes. All. Crrrted. line of work. .Nearly all ol them have is atilt so fine a sample of Democratic Aid. Welssert took his seat. Ayes, AIL “how-not-to-do-if’ as to damage what been tried in the very offices to which Aid. Waters excused. E. G. Holbrook. The following accts, audited: they ask election, and not one has been it even pretends to protect It is ar­ rant botch work. Recorder. C. 0. Freer, cross walks x found wanting. The flection of this When the Detroit Free Press, the 879.75 ticket cannot fail to give the peonle lending organ of Michigan Democracy ' -W. Rhodes, labor A Fleer of Her Mind. 1.50 N. Nary, what they demand—a vigorous, noMst A lady correspondent has this to say: talks politics, it-extols the Chicago 1.50 Geo. Hagadoni. and economical state administration. “I want to glvr a niece of my mind to a .75 platfopm of free trade. Rut when it L. Bennett The administration of Gov. Rich, certain class who object to advertising, 4.00 talks BUSOniM, it endorses the doctrine W. A. Scldmore, who asks for a re-election, is one that when it costs them anything—this won’t 1.95 of protection us uecetisary for the fos­ E S. McMurry. the people will never foiget. If there 1.50 cost them a cent. tering and -upbuilding of American in­ R. C. Waters, ' is one quality in a man which more terests. I suffered a living death for nearly two 2.40 • M. Cramer, than another commands the respect of 1.50 years with headaches, backache, in pain In its issue of September 8, the Free M. C. IL IL Co. frg. standing nr walking, was lietng literally the American people it is maniv cour­ Press publishes and editoriaUy en­ 87.27 Goodyear Bros. Tap. age—not mere animal courage—but dorses an interview with Alexander 2.50 dragged out of existence, my misery in­ T. Booth, labor moral courage. The fearless discharge MacGruthar, director of the Standard 1.18 creased by drugging. M. Mc.Pbarland At last, In despair, I committed the sin of duty, rvgardle-Mi of personal feel­ Pearl Button Company, of Detroit, 4.95 J. Mullen, • ings, is sublime, and the people have which is a remarkable testimonial to 3.00 of trying an lulvettised medicine. Dr. Pierce ’s Favorite Preacrtplluti. and it re­ Stanley a Radford rps. on tools had some remarkable exhibitions of it the justice of protection. But the Free 4.75 Hastings Sept.-28 1894 stored me to' the blessednere of sound during Gov. Rich’s administration. No‘ Press was talking Btrstxiteu at that health. I honor the physician who whbn George Radford, labor 82.80 governor, unless it was that noble war time and not politics—at least not George Radford * .80 he known he can cure, has th» moral cour­ governor whom the Republican party Democratic politics, for it was very Chas. Grace, age to advertise the fact.” .30 gave to the state of Michigan—Austin good Republican politics. The medicine mentioned cures all 'the James Shea and team. 4.20 Blair—ever had greater responsibilities ’ That interview represents Mr. Maedelicate diseases peculiar to females, as Chas. Nobles police duty. 8.00 cast him than Gov. Rich has had. I ^unYoV Grulhar as very much And upon “hrw^X'ne^Tknown to fli^X -ith^ Lee Cooley. 8.00 “Female Weakness.” periodical pains, IrAnd hedischarge was neverofknown to flinch. > | BtitutionaUJ" in “’"T®' Mack Stebbins, .sturdy JS -- »------ - * duty • •has character 7.80, rcgulnritie-, nervous prostration, spasms, John My res. 7.80 chorea or St. Virus’ Dance, sleeplessness, ixed his entire offirlal course. \ tion atfordeu tn f. Pri*b.-cthreatened Insanity. I). IL Trego. 1.00 paring the stormy sexsioa of 1891 । he is interested The Kutlnar? Chas. Barlow dray .60 when Ilia Republican minority in the '"cU-ers had f.und a «a. Mike Custer senate had lo fight tor the merest ? Uie old tariff law hv drilltnir «o K To i>ennanent)y cure constipation, __ -r,-vAvresb j ~~—•*• —■ *»w, oy arming no holes Riley Waters labor, 2-85 bllllou.MMtss, indigestion or dyspepsia, use recognition bv the Democratic minority , buttons and then importing Mark Smith, 1.35 Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant PeUetls. of th.- riu-bte\vhir.h .1— -'jo .test'scuse them ut a low rate of tariff as "mana­ Third Ward. of honor and decency would factured* pearl,* m-url. ’ instead of buttons. ’ 11^1^ ! factured Jim Shea labor. 1,50 corded them Hon. Milncii. was | thus " demoralizing " * the markets. The Fourth Ward The Ann Arbor street rallwaj people the Republican leader. Ever watch­ । new law prevents this dodge and thus, Wm. Beadle ff.50 have two new cars, making the total ful to assert the right and to resist as the Free Press claims, affohds the Fred Beadle and team 9.75 eight. Democratic usurpation aqd injustice l-F.ARL BUTTON INDUSTRY KOBE PBOLouie Beadle and team 9.75 he actiuired » skill in parlianrentarv TETTION THAN THE McKlNLKY LAW Two fruit growers, at Petoskey have Geo. Hagadom and legislative tactics which will DID. shipped over i.ooo bushels of plums this Frabk Ryerson 1.50 make him n magnificent president of If the Free Press had been talking season. Gill Darling. 4.20 the senate. Nnch is the Republican Politics it would have denounced this Geo, Crajner SOO The tenth anniversary of Father Magcandidate for lieutenant-governor. as “a fraud and a robb ry and.unconBurr Warner. • 1.50 nan’s pastorate in Muskegon was cele­ The three members of the board of stitutional.” but since it was talking First Ward brated Thursday. state auditors—Hon. Washington i BUsiNE'H it gloried in the fact that a Win. Beadle 13.60 A cornet band lias been organized at Gardner, Hon. James M. Wilkinson ’ local factory had escaped the blight of l»uie Beadle and team |4.70 and Hon. William A. French—the pres­ ■ Democratic free trade. Fred Beadle and team , 14.70 Hillsdale college, to be known as the Some of. the expressions made bv Mr. I Gvn. Hagadom and tram college cadet band. ent incumbents of the offices of secre­ I 11.40 tary of state, state treasurer nnd eom- ' MaeGrnthar in this interview so highly I A. D. Maynard nnd team 10.20 The annual session of the state grand mimioner of the state land offict—are endorsed l»y the Free Press are very Wm. Tennyck 7.35 encampment, 1. O. O. F„ will be held in tlie Republican candidates for theme pertinent. Since they embody good Gill Darling 7.85 lllllsdahi October 9. office They have held thc«e positions ' Republican doctrine and are also comDavid Wolcott 8.85 Lake Odessa members of the United of responsibility but a short time, but men ltd by the Free Press, the.people G-o. Cramer 10.20 sufficiently long to demonstrate their . can safclv rely upoA them as axioms of l.llM-rt) Warner 8 85 Brethern society are raising money to erect a new church. sound political economy. eminent fitness for the offices which ; Humer Warner 8.85 tliey ask. Never has the state had a 1 Mr.tf. MabGruthar says: “We need John Dean 5.85 Clarence Bishop^ better board of auditors to protect its 1 M>tnv pr’teetion. ich as is provided in 5.85 treasury. They are industripus. con- I l^e nc.w bill, for .. 1. ... difficult to buildi Moviil by. Aid Tinkler that the accts. be sejenpous and economical, as the re- I UP an hifartt industry. The help have allowed and orders drawn "in respective iL*?? cords of t he^r transactions conclusively I to <,ducaty«JI and the expenses of fund* for same. > Carried, s ’*w tnnfc and su-eiiJo001!. pur,n«r. show. Every item of buxine.'* receives turningout the goods are consequently Ayes, Bennett, Hicks, Huffman. Osborn. { their personal attention. Every claim ,fin»ier.than they would be if our Tipkier and Welwert. «* against the state is keenly sci utinized. ||p*taWisl|inents had been running for No constructive expense accounts. ' trcncratii'ns.” This is what the ItvpnbMoved by Aldflllcks that tho bill of re«orias either for themselves or for others, are j “can P*rt.v has claimed for years. And Cement Co. fur cross walks in 4th want be Free l*rv>s endorses it as a good- allowed ns corrected. Carried. allowed to pass, and all business is I the *u M ~ ‘ “ '* Ayes, Bennett, Hicks. Huffman, Osborn, dispatched with the most methodical ; iu.:hinems principle, although it is con­ . Tinkler ami Welssert. exactness. The same care is exercises 1 । trary to Democratic politics. The mode of mcnsfaroment of a Mr. MaeGrnthar again says: “It Js. Nays. None. in the management of their respective ■ offices as is shown in their transactions i of course, impossible for UNtocompete Moved by Aid Weisscit that the bill of miner’s inch of water varies in differ­ with Austrian "tabor. Skilled labor T. Bennett and M. Cramer be allowed ent localities, but the accepted legal as a board of auditors. Michigan today has one of the most I over ‘there, it has been shown, receives Carried. measure is that quantity of water Ayes, Bennett, Hicks, Huffman, Osboru which will flow through an opening of systematic and perfect tax laws it has ’ six nit 83 p?r week and our men will ever had. Of its excellencies more is j not work, nor should they be a deed to Tinkler and Welssert. one square inch in the bottom of a ves­ said in detail in another column. Avhile I work, for any such figures. The pres­ sel under a mean pressure of four • Moved by Ahl. Hick? that the bill of Inches. Fifty of the above miner’s perfection cannot be claimed for any I ent tariff bill solves the difficulty human law. it may be truthfully said 1 nicely for both manufacturers and •Goodyear Bros for Tap. fur V. Leins be inches is equivalent to a discharge of of the tax law of 1893, that it comes j AmericTn workmen by providing am­ allowed. Carried. one cubic foot of water per second. To Ayes. Bennett, Hicks, Huffman. Osborn much nearer to being a model revenue ple protection, leaving a rl ance for j get the number of gallons in. miner’s law than any of its predecessors. That j good profits to the manufacturer and Tinklernnd Welssert. ' | inches multiply th‘e given number of the opportunity to make liberal earn ­ X h )>. None. law stands us a practical demonstra­ Moved by Aid Bcimetl that the bill of • inches by 14,WH, pointing off five decition of the remarkable adaptability of j ings for the workman. This is not u matWr of FQLfTics; it is bi sinews.” The C. O. Freer la- referred to side walk com. ' nmls. The result will be the number Hon. Stanley W. Turner to the office , Republican party has never a-ked the to report on. Carried. of gallons discharged per second. To of auditor-general. Scarcely had he ! American workman to work for any A I get the __ _ inch _ miner's iu gallons, divide taken the office when he set-himself ! To Ihr llouomUe tl.r H.yor .nd Com- the number ol g.non." flow, or <lbe such wages and so it erected the pro­ about perfecting the revenue laws of tective policy as a barrier lietween him mt n Council of the City of Hastings: | —Large ■ ■ - by --------per minute, 8.9766. --The rethe state. With rare skill, tact, judg­ and European wages. The Free Press We the undersigned lot owners on | ult will be the number of inches ment and perseverance he secured the commends that barrier on BpsiNEss sought. One miner’s inch in gallons: enactment of the tax liw of 1893, and principles, although it fails to square Broadway nnd Green streets in the fourth ward of the clty-of Hastings, do hereby Per second is 0.1496; per minute, 8.976; so brought order out of chaos in his with Democratic politics. petition your honorable body to extend deiwirtmerit- His administration has, The legitimate conclusions are plain. the sewer as now constructed to the Court per hour, 538.56; per day, 12,925.44; per in this one respect, been of incalculable Republican politics and good busi­ House, south on Broadway to the Inter­ month, 393,416; per year, 4.731,017. benefit to the people of the state. One miner’s inch will flow; Ten acres ness policies are synonymous. section of Green and Broadway. Hon. Fred A. Maynard is one of the per year, 1.45 feet deep; 14.49 acres per That is demonstrated by the course Philip T. Colgrove and six others. foremost lawyers of the second city of of the Democratic administration in Your Committee to whom was referred year, 1 foot deep; 18.11 acres per year. the state. No nominee for attorney framing its tariff bill, and has been the matter of extending sewer on Broad 9 inches deep. general on any ticket in the field can conceded by the leading Democratic way to Green Street would recommend that compare with him, in the qualifications organ of the state. If The Baby is Cutting Teeth. the sewer be extended as asked for by tbe requisite for that responsible office. Democratic politics not only vary far Be sure and use that old and well-trlfd Besides his legal training he has a wide from good business principles, but if above petition. remedy, Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for W. 1). Bennett. children teething. It soothes the child, softens acquaintance with those public, ques­ carried out are destructive of American W. F. Hicks the ntas, atlavsall pain, cures wind colic and tions and problems of state policy industries. Jno. Weissebt Is the best remedy tor diarrhera. Twenty-five which so largely characterize the le^ra! That is demonstrated by the cowarocents a bottle. Geo. Tixkijcb duties of the state’s attorney. While iceof the Democratic administration Moved by Aid Welssert that the prayer the people scarcely appreciate the fan- ’ in abandoning its declaration of. “fraud, portanee of the office of attorney gen­ robbery and unconstitutionality and of tbe petition be granted and work ordered Carried. eral and certainly fail to compensate adopting the Republican principle ol done. Ayes, Bennett, Hicks, Huffman, Osborn, him for a tithe of the services he is protection as the basis of much of iti Tinkler nnd Welssert. called upon to render, yet the Republi­ tariff law, and it is further demon Najks, None, can candidate stands ready to do his strated b/ the admissions of the Free Moved by Aid. Tinkler that the request duty to the uttermost. His adminis­ of Mr. Trego in regards to side walk be lead-, to Consumption. Stop tration of the office will never be meas­ The best Interests of the country are safer in the hands of the Republican granted. Carried ured by the salary. the Cough, heal the Lungs, Ayes. All. Of Hon. Henry R. Pattengill. the party, Whose policies are based on Moved by Aid. Hicks that Uie side walk and strengthen the System Republican candidate for superinten­ good business principles, than in the com. be .instructed to build concrete side ­ dent of public instruction, little needs Sand, ot the DewoCTaUo party. wboM with to l>o said. By his abundant fruits the policies are not only contrary to good walk on Mrs. Bailey’s north line, west from people know him. .Since its first in­ C?.siue« principles but even deatruo W, II. Powers north west corner to west line of her property on Green street, ac­ ception Michigan’s educational system tire of them. ___ cording to resolutions already passed udoji has not had a more “hustling’ expo­ by thte common council. Dlsgnsted With Democracy. nent than he has lircn. His industry Ayes, Bennett, Hicks, Huffman, Osborn and activity are infectious and he has Thu elections which have taken awakened an enthusiasm in the whole place since the people made their fear­ Tinkler nnd Welssert. Nays, None. army of teachers never before known. Moved by Aid. Huffman that the hal. of There can l>e no dry-rot in Michigan's ful mistake in 1892 conclusively show 820 due F. FHleld on Broadway job be al­ educational system while “Pat is in that the reaction is well under way. tho Cream of Cod-liver OU Carried. the saddle. From Keweenaw Point to The people are thoroughly <1 l.gusted lowed. Ayes. Bennett, Hicks. Huffman. Osborn and hypophosphites. It is the Monroe marshes he is known as with Ifemocraej andare only ■Tinkler and Welssert. ‘Hhe right man in thwight place. tor the day of reckoning with their palatable and easy on the Nays, None. Hon. Perry F. Powers, who comes To the Mayor Common Council of the stomach. Physicians, the before the 'people for re-election as deK'-‘ItrVork for the first time in rltv of Hustings. Gentlemen We the meiumember of the state ixjard of educa­ sererTl r'^ wSt Republican in 1S93 Iwrs of the Hastings Fire Dept, respectfully world over, endorse it. tion. has an honorable record in that rioting the Republican state ticket ask that tbe salary of tbe Firemen of this position as his endorsement. He has and a Republican legislature. Daa’t ba Substitutes! u.i_ Dept, be raked to 820 per year and we to New Jersey, which had been sohd^y stand all loss to eloChlng. Said day to begin been for years an enthusiastic worker PreperM by beet IA Bo«n«. N. Y. AQ Drauiata. in the cause of public education and Democratic for years, returned a legis July 1st. 1894. Signed by Chief W. A. the people can no where find a safer lature Republican in both branches. Scldmore and 30 other Firemen. and better person to whom to entrust S^nX^W Moved by Aid. Huffman that the above the interests of its magnificent normal be referred to fire com. Carried school. He has earned his re-election. Ayes, AIL Moved by Aid. Weiasert that tbe bill of Goodyear Bros, for lanterns and grease be Business v*. Polities. referred back to firm for correction Carried. When democratic orators talk poli­ Ayes, All. . Is a ihource of muck Buffering. The Moved by Aid. Welssert that the bill of tics they extol the beauties of Tree Bvatem should be thoroughly cleansed of all Impurill'-H. and the blood kept In trade and the fraud and robbery of iOOhim which had scarcely been wred Goodyear Bros, for labor In lowering pine a healthy condition. 8. S. 8. removes tom the BepnWicw ™ck “ m{. and lire bydts. be referred back to linn for | protection. But when they talk busi­ ^o«e«rMeKintey. correction. Carried. . CHRONIC SORES. ness and deign to consider the material Moved by Aid. Osborn that the bill of | interests of the country, they invari­ •fee‘5I^Tre^rUst spring. ably fail hack upon protection, as the Hocking Fuel Co. be laid on tbe table for without an equal. Ira F. Stllea. of Palmer, Kan., Bays: only sure foundation of American in­ lo°f T^o^oitA of one week. Carried. “My foot and leg to my knee waa a Ayes All. ■ dustries and American wages. running nore for two years, and physi­ Strader. • The career of the present Democratic Marefl i>y Aid. Osborn tbit tho bill ot cians said It could not be cured. Af’er taking fifteen small bottles of S. 8.8. administration well illustrates the Goo. Iloptiorn Ot TS <=“. be allowed. Uwre-l. not • .ore °f> “i.LP'iXV truth of the above propositions. That have a new leaee on life, f >.n seventy( ' aim .' Bennett. Hlcki. Hutrm«n, Osborn administration came into power on the “ven years old. and have Ud my «rc renewed at least twenty yfsra by the declaration of the Chicago platform Tinkler end Welssert. that protection is “a fraud and a rob­ Nm. None. Moved by Aid. Bloks that the combery and unconstitutional.” munleatlon from board ot education be That was politics . But when the Democratic adminis­ *re ‘teo’bJltill ringing in the cars of laid on table till nex. tneetltij. Carried. BWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga. warning >» .tiurojl n.nnbl cans ot tration was confronted with the re­ d ^ ‘ he Moved^by Aid. Huffman that the petition sponsibility of enacting a new tariff , Coughing Scott’s Emulsion 1961 B glorious victory! Poisoned LOOD __ T N paint the best is the -*■ cheapest. Don’t be misled by trying what is said to be "just as good," but when you paint insist upon having a genuine brand of Strictly Pure White Lead It costs no more per gallon than cheap paints, and lasts many times as long. Look out for the brands ofWhit© Lead offered you ; any of the fob lowing are sure: " Anchor, • “ Eckstein,’’ “ Armstrong A McKclvy,” “ Beymer-Bauman," “ Davis-Chambers," “ Fahnestock." For Colors.—National •• Morley,r “ 8 hi pm an,” •* Southern,” “ Collier," Lead Co.’a Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are sold In one-pound cans, each can being sufficient to tint 35 pounds of strictly Pure White Lead Hie desired shade; tb«- are in no sense rendy-mixed paints, but a combination of perfectly ppre colors in the handiest form to tbit Strictly Pure White Lead. A goo.! many thousand dollars have been saved properly-owners by having our book on painting and color-card. Send us a postal card and get both free. NATIONAL LEAD CO. Chicago Branch, 'Stale and Fifteenth Streets. Chicago. . i1 Collars and Cuffs that arc waler­ proofs Never wilt and not effected by moisture. Clean, neat and durable. When soiled simply wipe off with a wet cloth. The genuine arc made by covering a linen collar or cuff on both sides with “celluloid" and as they are the only waterproof goods made with such an interlining, it follows that they arc the only collars and cuffs that. will stand the wear and give satisfac­ tion. Every piece is stamped as follows: g ElLuToio If anything else is offered yon it is an imitatiou. Refuse any but the genu- ' inc, aud if your dealer docs not have what you want send direct to us, en­ closing amount and stating size and whether a stand-up or turned-down collar is wanted. Collars 25c. each. Cuffs 50c. pair. .. .. i The Celluloid Company, 427-429 Broadway, Bev fork. if Your Daily Bread O Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not eo when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. fl. E. REMKES, FROF'K. Michigan Central “ The Niagara Faile Route.” Buttons. Er EASTWABD. Hurnses....... Stations. Hastixob.......... ...... I 4 40| |lx47| s.»| i.oo C. B. OSBURN, Lota! Affent. HuUs|l O. Kuqglks G.T *T. A. Chloaw ADIRONDA ujmm TRADE MARK Wheeler’s/^ Heart Nerve " AND " re -POSITIVELY CURES- HEftRT DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Bpllepsu, Sleeplessness and all derangements Nervous System. Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. a. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rxpom (Mich.) Havings Hauk, says La cannot say t<>e much In favor of “Adtronda," Wheeler’s Heart and Nerve Cure. •4;. HASTINGS, • �Additional Local News. For some time past Richard Doyle has been ailing, the cause of his trouble giving rb»e to a variety of opinions. Sunday eve­ ning between six and seven o’clock, be was sitting in his lunch counter and complained of a pain in bis feet. With difficulty he managed to get home, and about two o’clock Monday morning suffered a stroke of paralysis his body from his legs down behag" paralyzed. At this writing he Is doing a* well as could be expected and his physician b&s hopes of his recovery. working there but tbe union absolutely compelled him to leave or starve to death. He had every appearance of being an hon­ est, sober, industrious man. The little boys seeded to be very healthy and rug­ ged aud’seemed to stand the trip first rate. They were bare-footed when they reached good the city but they left with shoes and stockings and a good sited lunch basket well filled. THE FAIR. Good Attendance and Fair Kxhlblt*. stoner should It© left to tbe Mayor of the City. That tbe appointment coming from tbe Mayor would insure the better enforce­ ment of the laws of tbe city. As the Mayor Is held largely responsible for city govemrornt he ahonld certainly be endowed with a vote and veto power. Until tills is done in this city the office of Mayor will continue to be simply a figure bead. As he is tied hand and foot at the present time he can do nothing. As announced above this meeting will be called to discuss these and other ques­ tions to give the people of this city an op­ portunity to say whether they want lhe charter changed or not. HYPNOTISM THE REPUBLICAN POSITION. ■ | A Tariff ItevUloc on True Protective . , Linos PromisedThe esteemed Boston Herald thinks ’ the republicans will be bothered a* to their course regard ing the tariff ques­ tion in the congressional campaign, j It draws dn the resources of it* imag*- , nation to evolve the following zap- ; posed republican quandary: •To affirm that a republtesn majority ahouM be elected to the bouse of reprcaontauvesat the coming election In order to prevent me 1 democrat* from diaturblnc bueinoa* by further meddling with the tariff, and la tbe some breath to denounce the democrats for not bav­ made good their party pledget In eb*n<tn< AFTER THE NEXT SEA FIGHT. in# tho tariff M they said they were going vo do, Th« Viator Liable to B* Kmt>arr«BMd ta and to further affirm that if the :rcP^c*" are reelected wether revtsloxrof Dtepoalnir of His Prioo. be made, at least in HD6, which wUl give the When one battle sljip captures protection that th Wanting in the existing law. another in midocean in tbe next naval 1. u> adopt so contradictory a course a* to com­ war, what is she to do with her prize, pel the abandonment of one or other of its con^ fileting features before election day arrives. asks the Philadelphia Times. In the That is the bourbon of it. Trans old days of wooden walls there was no lated into the plain United Staten difficulty in the practice. If the cap­ tongue. the course of the republicans tured ship could float a prize cn-Wxyas -­ put aboard and all practicable sailwitar 18 • remind thc voters that the busl. They made for the nearest friendly port, B new depression, witjy its enforced idle­ while tlje victor continued on her ness to tops of thousands of working­ cruise; or, if both ships were badly in­ men and its reduction of wages to tens jured, both put into harbor.' But now- j of thousands of others, was tbe direct / Potion of! a Pfize crew result rcsui, or ,ic wram-w mm™ of aemocnM democratic threats of -tariff would be far from commanding. The ; tlnln!ria thot „hil0 now Uri|f „ptured.re«Hcou Id »01 be managed , ,g ( * (n iu red„ction8 by captors ” her * n —she “ would have to re­ I of duty than Cleveland. Wilson and main in charge of her own engineers their compeers wished, It is having an and her own firemen, and the victors, unfavorable effect on onr industries; instead of sailing the ship, while the that it increases imports, thus reduc­ prisoners remained under hatches, ing the quantity of goods manufac­ would be reduced to the status of a po­ tured here, and consequently there is lice, and thus would the opportunity :■ less work Idn American workingmen; for a recapture be greatly increased. ; that the reduction of wages to a lower For, while in the old days the entire •। level ia thus made permanent; that captured crew were disarmed and im-, | with less money the people cannot buy prmoued. aeuoucombatm.uofa ca^ l mu(.h nor of tho It look, now — thonffh the WUeon. WC pro'mWnF K> weU TH. will ba a Freat ret-back to the farmer, of NabrMka. KaMaa, Utah and Cali­ fornia. The farmer, deeiare that there la not profit .ufflclent on the product to .tend to sweeping a roductior-, and it now look, aa though tbU industry, built up .peclally lor the benefit of the farmer, fconld hare Vo go to the wait The farmer will bo compelled Vo Vnrn I hl, attention to come other crop and the men who found employment in the mill, wIU bo forced to neck other fields. Th? bounty paid on beet sugar last year amounted to $*>52,174.84, distribu­ ted as follows: California, $855,788.84; Nebraska, $118,884; Utah. $77,542. The strangling of this Industry means a loss not only to these states, but to the consumers of sugar through­ out the country. It is collateral legis­ lation in behalf of the sugar trust. This product was not controlled by the trust It supplied the local mar­ kets, the bulk being consumed in the immediate neighborhood in which it was made. The beet sugar mills bore nearly the same relation to localities that the old toll grist mills did and in some sections still doiu the cast Now they are wiped out ruthlessly by demo­ cratic legislation in the interest of the most monstrous and heartless monop ply that ever cursed this country. Idle farms, idle men and idle mills in Utah, California and Nebraska will be mute witnesses to the incapacity of the democratic party to legislate for the Tl “«• tha‘ thi» condition of tbluuL (riven their liberty,: X,d ! •»>“» tb“ bclt lnU-rc,ta °' th' country, and will prove valuable cam­ ing, and much might be aecompliabed ; and thc th(_ TotM> paign object lessons.—Boston Trav­ by a couple of recond engineers with democracy Irom eller. __________________ their wita about them, lor instance, ej. an(] cl(,ct blicBM to 0o„RrcM OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. would it be so difficult to superinduce . jnstciatj a slight explosion In the port engjue , rcpubilcaus point to tarAs soon as it becomes certain and under corer of the confnsiou'to-^. e J|M,l the dcmoc„llc ,^rty dld that tho republicans will be in con­ liberate the prisoners? Agmnx t> T, th<_ )w) mado Ju trol of the next house business will bearmament of a modern battle ship , would complicate affairs. Relatively to the powers of a machine gun the I prize crew would be greatly dispropor- [ tionatein strength, since the chances for the prisoners to obtain control of 1 one of these engines would be in­ creased by the freedom of their nonoombauints. ’ Altogether the number of men re­ quired for police duty on a captive bat­ tie ship would be very large, and a vic- | torioas ship would have to reduce the efficiency of her own gun crews to an ■' unpleasant extent. It would probably ; be found necessary in almost every ■ case for the captor to stand by nnd ac- ! company her prize home across the At- J lantic or the Pacific. as*the case might be. And this would boa double incen­ tive to the conquered to effect a swift and noiseless recapture of their own shipj”for if they did »o one unexpected ’ torpedo or discharge of a twelve-inch I gun. carefully aimed, might very easily j turn tbe fortune of war entirely in their favor. In other worda, and not . to define too closely upon the possibil- ! ities of the case, the capture of a bat- ‘ tie ship in an ocean duel in the next ■ naval war will by no means ease the i mind of the successful commander. He will have a leviathan on his hands that it will tax all his energy and clev­ erness to bring safely into port, and there may be moments when he will “ Beware the awful avalanche be tempted to lock up every mother's It’s booming right along. son of her engineers and firemen in the military tops and run her home un­ Vermont and Maine have sool der jury sails. And New York will go it strong.—Troy Times. AKO IlKAItTUB rt«uSU 1“”^ SHORE THE “New Arrival" The fair last week was well attended. Tbe exhibits of vegetables and grains were very fine, much better than ordinary. The poultry exhibit was good, and the exhibit in the childrens department was excellent. The races were for the most part poor and the show of Block ordinary. There was one great redeeming feature of the fair however, this year aud that was the school exhibit Tn Floral hall. Though only three or tour weeks notice was given yet tbe exhibits of the schools of Barry county were excellent. The officers made a new departure from the established cus­ tom this year and wisely decided that the province of a county fair was not any more to show good stock, fine grains and vegetables and everything that pertains to agriculture, than It was to note the ad­ It is thought that the society will clear vancement of the educational Interests of about 8200.00 this year. The receipts the county. County Commissioner Enoch Andrus had the preparation of this exhibit were as follows:— in charge and to him great credit for its Family tickets $1984.00 success is due. Barry County has reason Single •• 783.25 to be proud of her County Commissioner. -2.00 His personality, his enthusiasm in the line 10-cent “ of broader and more practical education, Grand Stand tickets 123.50 shows itself in every school In the county, Means a store firtf of ciwPrivileges, etc., 109.50 aud the exhibit was a matter of surprise tomere if J to everyone. Next year a space as large Total $3883.15 as floral hall can be used to advantage we believe in pdkperly showing the work of Provided $300 Is cleared this year the the schools of tbe county. Of school ex­ society will be in debt about $550.00. The hibits Nashville was awarded first prize. people of Barry County should bear this In The Specials. mlukl and do everything they can to help Following are the winners of the speci­ Wa think we dm please them out. als. you. Our new fall goods Fat Man’s race. W. H. Miller 1st. Pasteur, the French scientist, has shown Half mile foot race, P. Slattery 1st: H. —Lampchimney ware and that all fruit and vegetables when under­ Parmer 2nd. , Glassware—is now com. Sack Race—Chas. Swln 1st; P. Burman going even partial decay contain bacteria • ing in. Keep watch and ’ which. If taken into the stomach, mpy 2nd; Jas Flannery 3rd. Boys foot race, under 12, Claude see our store fill up. \Ve cause -disease. Fruit grotfn near to the Stedge. are bound to lx- in the ground may contain the bacteria of typhoid Girls foot race, under 12. Ellen Green­ fever, tetanus, diptheria, or cholera, which field. lead. We will show you Boys race under 15, M. Woodruff 1st; may have found their way into the material A. Wilcox 2nd; Jas. Stanley, 3rd. .. used for fertilizing, or may have pecome Standing broad jump, John Warner. incorporated with the dried dust. Hence Tug of war iron by Irving. Cora Tomlinson, of this city, won the one should never neglect to cleanse fruit. $9.00 center table offered by Archie MrEsjk-cial ' are should be taken with import­ Coy for making tbe most words out of ed orablpped fruit wort* particularly that the sentence “Archb McCoy is tbe furni­ And lots of them. from districts where there are Infectious ture and carpet man,*’ she making out 10760 words. diseases. Lady ’With longest hair, Mrs. Anson John O. Smith, the hay dealer, stated Nobles. Length ot hair 55H inches. Lady with handsomest baby, Mrs. Will to the Jiunial the other day that the Brew. , reduction of the hay tariff from $4 to 82 a Heaviest baby 3 years old or under, ton had practically paralyzed the hay in­ chihd of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rehor, city, dustry of Michigan. He stated that now weight 30 pounds. Cracker eating match, J. Giddings 1st Canadian hay growers could lay down their G. Severance 2nd. hay in the New York market cheaper than 5 mile bicycle race for championship Michigan fanners could. Last week the medal of county, won by Emmet Fennels, stock of hay on hand iu the New York of Milo. Half mile bicycle race, Fay Diamond market, by reason of the Influx of Canadian 1st; L. Mclborn, Charlotte. 2nd; G. H. bay, was 33s cars larger than tbe corres­ Vandewalker. Kalamazoo, 3rd. I wish to say that I have^taken ponding week Inst year. This increase of The baloou ascensions at the fair were stock on hand has reduced the price of hay a fizzle as to the way they were advertised. back my Lively Stock and will re­ so much that shippers could hardly get out For this the management of thb fair was In no way responsible but the fact that the open a Livery bam in the eveu if they would pay 81 per ton less than ascensions and drops did not occur as ad­ last year at this time. He considers the low vertised was a disappointment. Only one accident 'of any consequence tariff on hay as not on I v a bad thing for shippers but more especially a poor thing happened aud of this John Foreman, the eight year old won ot Warren Foreman, of for Michigan fanners for whom the bay Rutland was the victim. Thursday just crop forms quite an Important item.— about as the baloon was inflated everyone Eaton Rapids Journal. was warned to look out for the big pole to be dropped. The pole was dropped with­ Eldyn Reynolds, of Belmont, N. Y. out injury to anyone but a heavy plank WORKERS IN GLASS. --------- -----------T-------------------------- - -■ n------ brother ef D. W. Reynolds, of this city, which was used as a prop fell down and ANCIENT _ . _ t tf ? 1898, regarding the tariff, gin to revive permanently, for it will On Court Street, where 1 will be ____ . xu aud well known here, was tbe subject of struck the boy square across both should­ Productions Four Thoownd Tear* Old thus showing its insincerity and un- •*»*!•«* end all democratic industry arnuhbig. glad to meet all my old customers ers. He was picked up unconscious and Show B Ri«h OrdM- of Artistic Taste. , trustworthiness; that, bad as things —Iowa State Register. national remark last week in connection it was at first thought the Injury was very The glass blowers of ancient The'oes now are, they would have been stHl i with the democratic state convention of i serious if not fatal, but Johnny was IE* man who la ffool enough to to and many new ones. It will be are known to have been as proficient ' worse, had thc platform pledges been ' ♦m J l"Lie . J no x “ an who °ol enough latnlr 4La*’^ytWdiaapgood* -1.____ »____ _ . • in . — New York which nominated David B. Hill around Friday just the-same as usual to in that particular art a. i. thc moat * fullykept; that therefore the unaou^d^• Bnfor Governor. It will be remembered that see the baloon go up—but he saw to it that scientific craftsman of tho same trade ' ness of ita proposed policy is fully ' rope will raise wages at homo ought to my aim to-furnish the best rigs for there didn’t any plank drop on him. Hill did not want tbe nomination and of. the present day, after a lapse of ‘ shown, and that the people, once de­ vote the tariff deform ticket.—Nation­ the lowest possible price. 'Give fought against hla name being presented. forty centuries of so-called "progress.” ceived. should not trust the democracy 1 al Tribune. CITY AFFAIRS. tVDemocrallc meeting, are not They were well acquainted with the 1 again, but vote for republicanism and In speaking of the convention the Chicago me a call. art of staining glass, says the St ’ a restoration of the policy under which well attended this year because tbe Inter Ocean said that “the call of the ro’l Shall Our Charter be Amended Louis Republic, and arc known to the nation prospered so marvelously mea who helped to carry tho election of counties was commenced and Hill, Anyone who reads our City charter will have produced that commodity in from 1691 until the democracy were * In 18W don't like to listen to tho story thought that the crisis had passed. When A. S. MERCHANT. of the failure of their party to profit lx? somewhat surprised to Qnd how much great profusion and perfection. Ros- • fully installed in power in 1893. Alleghariey county a as called delegate of a figure-head the Mayor of this city is sellini givesan illustration of a piece J Thirdly, pointing to the distress and by Its victory.—St Louis Globe-Demo­ crat Reynolds a slender built young man arose in municipal affairs. It is very evident of stained glass known to be four thou- , stringency following the tariff-tinkerL® Ibo operation of the new tariff and threw consternation In the Hill* camp that the powers conferred upon our Mayor sand years old which displayed artistic ' ing already accomplished, the repub­ by saving ‘Alleghaney county desires to are not what they should be, nor what it is taste of high order, both in tint and Leans view the declarations of Cleve- law has already closed half tho reflngenerally suppo«ed that they are. He has design. In this case the color is struck • land and Wilson that this destructive erioa of tho country, throwing the mon ARE YOU POSTED place In nomination for tbe office of no veto power, a power which is conferred ol employON THE y through the vitrified structure, and he • course must be continued as meaning who worked In them —out ___ _______ j Governor her first and only choice David upon Mayors under tire charters ot nearly mentions designs struck entirely in still further distress, idleness, and i mcnt rei.nl > and ts ^_rti . , , close . .. the ~ will ___ probably all B. Hill.’ At< the close of this remark a every city In the state of Michigan. pieces from a half to three-quarters of , further lowering of wages, and call on ! reBt ot next week. This will The question of calling a meeting of the ■ scene of pandemonium reigned the like of citizens of this city and agitating the an inch thick, the eolof being perfectly the people to stop those wreckers by meau Putting at least ten thousand • - sugar Funk 4 wadnalls Co., newvork. men out of work. Th*— price of whieh was never seen before. Man grew question of having our charter amended by incorporated with the structure of the I returning a republican majority to i"*»» production. — For frantic with excitement, throwing their the legislature this coming winter so as to piece, and exactly the same on both ' thf national house of representatives. 1is below the cost of- __________ the obverse and reverse sides. The? lastly, the republicans affirm their ^° mc time the company has been work­ liats and canes while ths ..ladles threw give tbe Mayor the power of veto, and a the rcflneriea '' ’ rat,’a considerable voice regarding the expenditures of tbe priests of Ftah at Memphis -were I intention, when again put in power, to ing iandkerchieves and veils. In vain was city’s money is being talked of, and such a adepts in the glassmakcrs’ art, and . revise the tariff on true protective loss.—Chicago Inter Obcan. 1T COST Senator Hill’s attempt to restore order. meeting will probably be called some time not only did they have factories for ■ lines^ as laid down in the national re­ GTNo where arc the tariff reformers Eldyn’s short but pointed speech turned after election after all political, excitement manufacturing thc common crystal • publican platform of 1892, nearly 1«92, in these more inconsistent than in discussing tbe tide and Hill was unanimously nom­ has died down. variety, but they had learned the words: **“’We ” 'believe “ that all articles the duties on woolen, manufactures. The expenditures for road work this vitrifying of the different colors and of which cannot be produced in the ONE inated. though he has not as yet accepted. They wail over the vast amount of year has been qnltft heavy, much of which imitating precious stones to perfec­ United States, except luxuries, should million shoddy that our people buy In cheap Saturday night a bright-appearing. In- however was occasioned by the large wash­ tion. Their imitations o? the ame­ be admitted free of duty; and that on blanket* and clothes, yet plume them­ outs last sprtag caused by the heavy rain dollars. ioillgent laboring man, who had Just come storms list May. We. are very glad to say thyst and of tho various other colored all imports coining into competition selves over a change in the law which from the scene of the recent coal strike, in hoyrever that the street work done this . gems were so true to nature that even with the products of American labor, wIU flood the country with that claaa -Ohio, called on Mayor G reuseI. The man year Is of a very commendable nature for now after they have lain in tbe desert there should be levied duties equal to of goods. The McKinley law was easands from two to four thousand years tbe difference between wages abroad peclally framed to keep out the kind possessed far more than ordinary intelli­ the most part, and has been done In a very GRANDEST LITIRARV ACHIEVEMENT substantial, lasting manner. The approach­ it takes an expert to distinguish the and at home." They point to the fact gence, being conversant with al! the load- ;es to the city, have been fixed from al- genuine articles from the spurious. It that the experience of the past year of good, into which shoddy enters OT THE CENTURY. largely—National 1 ribune. . lug Questions of the day and especially (directions, several of the streets have been has been shown that besides being ex- has demonstrated clearly that the tar­ It I, mad* on naw plan, by th, aud put to a grade and several iff question is largely one of wages— well posted on the labor question. He graveled i Baat Talent. . dollars expended for stone cross that ‘proper protection admits of the asked for shelter for himself and his two hundred J The democratic tariff bill, in addi­ Ita Editor, number 247. walks. No one favor good streets or good engraving. In the British museum maintenance of th© rate of wages pre­ tion to greatly plea,I ng the foreigner, In preparation 4 year*. .■small boys as the trio were tramping from cross ( walks more than the BaxxEK, nor there is a beautiful piece of stained vailing up to the summer of 1893, and Haa a Wonderful Vocabulary ol who manufeclure good* with which -the coal mines In Ohio to Wisconsin, (could any one favor a more liberal policy glass with an engraved emblazonment that a “tariff for revenue only" neces­ they wi»h to displace the products of nearly vwbere the man said that a good comfort- in fixing up permanently and for all lime of the monarch Thothme* III., who sarily means a lower rate. onr own workshops, has very-much wMe home awaited his children with rela- 'to cvme our approaches to the city, and lived thirty-four hundred years ago. Further, they point to the fact that disgruntled certain countries which ac­ our streets and Growings in the city than tivre. The man told a p&iful story of how ' a revision of the tariff upward toward corded us valuable commercial priv­ the Banker, provided that It does not A.b B.rio^d.r. adequate protection does not involve ileges in exchange for the remiMion of fSXttu Any Other Dictionary"'^ he was prospering. He desired to con- ,cause excretive taxation. Ash Wednesday is so called from the the danger of loss on stocks of raw ma­ duties on such articles assurer, coffee, It Is a well known fact that property is tinuo to work, but not belonging to the curious custom of atrqwing ashes on terial and manufactured products, as assessed higher In this city than in many etc. Theee nations now justly claim DO NOT BUY A DICTIONARY “Union” they would not allow him to do cities. and with an extra amount of road­ the head as a sign of penitence. It the revision downward of tbe past that the now tariff has deprirod them so, so be was thrown out of employment. work this year and with hard times, taxes was probably instituted by Gregory months has done, and that therefore of every adranLag-e they enjoyed in QntilF»have hjriteU the Great, who was pope from 590 to to vote for the republican candidates To add la bls troubles his wife was taken will be felt more than ever. tradin': with ua, and for which they It Is a well knawn fact that Mayor 804. Originally the ashes ware conse­ means no mSDece to business or trade, had mode conceeaiona which enabled sick and dirtf leaving him with the two ■ent fro© to say sddroes. Grrusel has been opposed to tbe extent of crated on tbe altar before mass, and cannot injure, but rather will us to < rtead our trade with them, and little boys to bring up. Tbe strike ceased tbe street work in the elty this J car. Sev­ sprinkled with holy water; and signed rmcE.iatgJiga-oeovaiHgw help, the working classes of the na­ but he was unable to get work as he would eral citizens have gone to him to have three times wi.h the cross. During tion; and on these grounds they ask WW ti.cy aak to be released from their apply «o our Load A«w<. Aa«r<w not join the “Union,” and at last his means further street expenditures slopped, and this ceremony tbe priest recited these the support of all who believe in fair were all used up. Under these clre.um’ they liave been surprised at the absolutely words: Memento qu«d cinis es, et in wages for American labor, and all who curtail our opporpowerless position of the chief executive ennerem rcvertcria. (Remember that oonn*lli^ H to com­ ot being the chief thou art dust and must return to dust) KALAMAZOO. MICH•, under our charter The ashes.thus consecrated were then pete with European pauper labor.-To­ ledo Blade. WlKOMto. Hereto that he never strewn on the heads of the officiating Sales Agent for Barry. AlleWWbee nomination, go begHag The Second Regiment Band of Kalama­ zoo^ which furnished music for our fair has been organized since last year. Last year tbe band was known as White’s 2nd. Rgt. Band, but now it Is known as the Second Rgt. Band, aud Is run on the com­ mon wealth plan, and nut as a private concern. Mr. White having disposed of bls Interest last summer. Following are the officers of the band: Director—Otto Schultz. Business Manager—C. Z. Bronson. Tretts.—Fred Redmond. • Sec —Fred Brown. BEST 5 CENT CIGAR 1N THE MARKET. LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER H. J. FRAKER GOODS & FRIGES are RIGHT DESTRUCTION THREATENED, GOOD GOODS MS HAN IM. TouiorubiiG AL JONES BARN Standard dictionary 800,000 WORDS AID PHRASES. Jo1»L.'hX.'SK CSS THE mim BOOK CO., fien'l Aits., and Ottawa Counties. - “ POPE, irners, Micb. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-10-11.pdf b3ce6134a2b6b94b83f07849077d48da PDF Text Text astings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper tn the County. ---- ^ASTINGS, MICH., 0CT0BER~i7 18QZ. WHOLE NO. 2052 HasIJng.s Banner. ’DON’T BLOT From Your Memory That nd Stoves and Ranges Cook Food and Warm Homes 1-OR MILLIONS; -a the \ cry Best that Money Ir.trenuity can Produce. Fall Stock Now In. TjbUshwlTburwlanby COOK B-HO3-. */CB. -, COUNTY NEWS whlc!l WCDt ,ro» °‘l^ern write home Inn .h < h*,ve *lrMdy klllwl ««r, “£"* • KO«1 time. end de, with a force of fifteen hands. *nd lke Swlktrt Intend to go north this week. HE'S NOW FAMOUS. Wilbur Tinkler has sold his farm to Mr. Chapman of Wayland. E. Gordan and wife and Mrs. Heney of Bowens Mills were guests at Richard Williams Sunday. Frank West and family have moved to Bowens Mills. Quite a good many from here went to Middlevifie Saturday to hear Senator Patton talk. We pg ret that we were un­ able to attend. Jay Tinkler attended the Charlotte fair next week. S. C. Ritchie and wife attended the funeral of Richard Doyle of your city Sunday. . Word* Jsit th* Kight Timo No man, not even excepting the man who has recommended some patent medi­ Plea*ant Volley. cine, has had bls name heralded over the po,,?r “,l1 *• »»» lxl”« .„9*°' APP,e®an “ud family are entertalncountry more completely during pie past operated by Swllxee & Ballon. n n®rh.ew Mr- Herington of Big Rapids. few days than has Eldyn Reynolds, of »tn»rj.r w' »""«»» 'be street hu (’BStUtrtrTr Linle,,Dg WB8hel(1 at the <*•«*' Belmont, N» Y., who caused the stampede Wk wonder wl>r «n Improve­ v , U-B. church Saturday and Sunday. to David B. Hl Ilin the recent New York ment ao much needed should l» stopped *nd wife are visiting friends *hen only halt or the rnonev that was an. in democratic state convention. Double and in the sobth part of the state. trippie column pictures of him have been seem, ,Or lt *“* U”n •’I’ulnted- It Mr, Parmetier of Jackson spent a few printed In all the great dailies of the ’hl. v<^rnT,“““J '“•Pfkoprlate money days with his parentscountry, and he has been dined by the Thi »Vn .To JT* '“Pravementi State Rond. Our Pleasant Valley gardeneT brought leading democratic notables of the Empire ill, u ? limited and most or II cotMr. Marsh and Mrs, Rise and daughter State even including 0,111 himself. Fol­ leeted and we think It dmuld be expend borne several blue ribbons from the fair. ,,, '’crn* °fOl,r young men drove over to Belle who have been visiting at Mr. Marks lowing Is what the Elmira. (N. Y„) Dally vharllotte Thursday to attend the fair. have returned to their homo in Indiana. Telegram says of Mr. Reynolds:— 'bat a eertaln lady proMrs. Hurst entertains the society this Mr. Coulter and family who have been ••Eldyn Reynolds, the Allegany county ",TUlnJk"1 "" b*nk a abort time visiting D. W. Smith's returned to their < week. man who nominated David. B. HUI for ago that had been remedied b> raisins Um A very nice bam is beinjt built on the governor at Saratoga, and started the great ta,,kw•’*' • k«- “e home In Chicago. Our sclpol is progressing finely under Carr farm. stampede is now famous as a great statndetected the fraud. We tender It there to Mrs. Waldron who has been at Muskegon pedvr. He was born In the town of Ward, the management of Miss Downing. a mature imnuin living in Woodland, who has returned to her daughter’s Mrs. Fisher. Allegany county, N. Y., on October 19, know the penally ot forgery. Dana Waldren rides in a new top buggy. 1863, and was educated at the common K- navenport luu returned from Huron Alvah Park has returned from a visit schools of that town, and later attended county, where be went a. a judge ot stock with friends at Battle Creek. the university al Alfred Center, N. Y. at the county fair. Asa Noyes wm at Woodland Wed. night Id 1883 he went to the state of Michigan The registration so far this year Is larger Meadames C. M. Smith and A. J. Putter to hear Sec. of State Gardner discuss re­ and w as a teacher iu the Schools of Barry, than at this time last year. of tanks. Springs, were gucte or J. M. publicanism. County for three years. In 1886 he-re­ Frank Nagler and Arthur Hall, two Smith and wile Sunday and Monday. Mr- ami Mrs. Wesley Lyons of Mt turned to Allegany county, where lie graduates of the Hastings High School, C.T Mclnlrre retunied to Ann Arbor Pleasant were guests at Chas. FelghnePs hold positions as instructors In the Uni­ taught school until August, 1897, when be on Hedm-sday. last week. was appointed a clerk in the railway mail versity. Mr. Naglcr teaches chemistry and The speech delivered by Washington Miss Laura Knoll is making an extended service by President Cleveland, and served Mr. Hall mathematics. Gardner ou the 3 lust, seemed to ph-a* visit with Sebewa friendsFoot bill practice Is the order of the day. In that capacity Until the advent of Presi­ the people tn general. Mr. and Mm. Claude Price. Ifni, ’C. C. The team is being coached by McCauley a dent Harrison’s administration, when he We are sorry to hear of tbe accident to Price and Rillu Noyes attended the ClmrPrinceton player. A rousing meeting was was removed whlthout any cause being Prof. Sterling. lotte (air. "held last Friday night and the indications assigned therefor. In 1889 he entered the Mrs. J. L. Murray of Jackson called on The Woodland “kldr played ball with law oflice of Judge Hamilton Ward, at are that more Interest will be taken In Belmont, Allegany county. N. Y., as a the Coyeyltea on Saturday, at the end of Mrs. C. C. Price Monday. athletics this year than formerly. H. A. Brown of Cross Village is visiting student, and managing clerk, where be re­ tbe ninth innings the seorv stocxl 30 to 4 Pres. Angell delivered the annual ad­ bis sister Mrs. Clarissa Price anti other dress to Freshmen at Newberry Hall last mained until the election of Judge Ward in favyr of Woodland. to the supreme court bench of this district We notice |bal Mr. Cadwallader of llu relatives in this vicinity. Snnday morning. Hickory Comm base tall nine took exMrs. Almond Murray is visiting her The following new students have entered Then he entered the law office of Rey­ nolds A Breton," of Belmont, and remained ceptious to our articles In regard to tiw mother in Ohio. from Hasting! and vicinity. Wm. Carveth, Mrs. \V. .1. Marble, AlvabfRood, H. A. Edwin Mallory. Law Dept., Wm. Roe and with them until he was admitted to the Cbamtiion.Mhlp belt and insists that the Woodland twill train hn* never ehailenstxi Brown and daughter Alice visited relatives Bajrv Tefft, Medical Dept., and Chas. bar at Rochester |n October 1892, since which time he has been the junior mem­ them to play for the Mt. While we do nt Bellevue Thursday and Friday. Andrus qml Ed Hall Lit. Dept. ber of the law firm of Reynolds, Brown not personally know Mr. Becker, the cap­ The C’mnpus is badly torn up, ditches' & Reynolds, at Belmont, N. Y. tain of our nine. Insist* that he did chitftunnels,* now walks etc. running in every Mrs. Chas. Bowe and children returned letige them 22nd. It seems that direction; The firm which Is putting In the to their home iwOhio Monday. new heating apparatus forfeit* fiftv dollar* there is a mistake >omvwhere. Onr boys J. W. Godfrey returned from Charlotte have bi-tu anxiously awaiting the accept­ per day. for every day inter than <»ct. IB | Monday. Obltoary. ance of their challange since Aug. 22, and to the cotnpletiou of the Job. Indications 'A small crowd attended the dance Satur­ are that it will b« a we«.-k at least yet *ban»»w Hickory titstels that they have never One week ago Sunday evening Richard day evening. fore It is finished. • been challaugvd. Doyle was stricken with paralyste, the en­ Rev. Ewing of l«ansing preached at the tire lower portion of his body being Coug'i church Sunday a. in. BruMt Wider. paralyzed. For months lie had beeh ail­ Frank Rotlsh has gone to Ohio. ing. nud among those who-knew him best Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Kam* attended the Frank Savles of Lowell and Miss Myrtle this attack was regarded as the warning wedding of a relative at Ru'h!and last Kingsbury of this place were united In week. Lpst excursion of the season via Michi­ of a speedy dissolution. Kind handrs and marriage Thursday evening at tbe home of Lewis Sehewer Is at home again.* the bride's aunt Mrs. E. F. Sayles, Rev. gan Central to Grand Rapids on Thursday, loving hearts, drawn to him by the frater­ nal _ties which bound him to them, miulsOur first .nine-defeated Cloverdale second J. R. Wooton officiating. Oct. 18. 7)4. at the following round trip tered to him in every wav possible that Mrs. Salsbury spent a few days In Grand nine Saturday.. would add to his comfort. Bat the Angel rates: Now that the Campaign is fairly opened Rapid* last week. of Death had touched him and the Grim Rate Jas. Brew ami wife Sundayed in Bowne in Barry county let every Republican put Time Station. Reaper soon followed to gather him . in. . bis shoulder to the wheel and put forth with R. F. Benton and wife. Morgan. Just after the clock had tolled the mid­ .75 U.32 " Hastings, Mrs. Geo. Gl'.ck received the sad news every honest effort for the success of the S,M) Irving. night hour Friday night and just as a new of her father ’ s death last week. republican ticket and victory will be ours. Arrive Grand Rapids 9:45 a. m. Re­ day was being ushered into the world his A wedding will Mon take place in spirit took flight to realms beyond. Ito wen* MH Im. Brush Ridge. i turning leave Grand Rapids, 6:30 p. m. The funeral was held from bis late home Mrs. T. B. Moore has returned from,her Tickets good on this train and date only. Sunday afternoon at 2:30 and was very work in Grand Rapids. largely attended. It was conducted under C. R. Osborn. Mbs Kate Crispe of Plainwell is visiting Mrs. L. Wilkinson and son Grover of the auspices of the Knights of Pythias, a Agent. Delton spent Sunday at Gid Wilkinson’s, ber brother at this place. special train from Kalamazoo bringing over Mr. and Mrs. J; Bechtel spent Sunday During the progress of Richard Doyle’s Kalamazoo Division No. 9, U. R. K. P., Mr. and Mrs. Burdick of Alba visited at at D. Benjamin's near Caledonia. 0. D. Loomis also at F. Chamberlin's last under charge of Capt. Miller, mid together D. C. Hunt and wife about Saturday and funeral Sunday a distressing runaway ac­ cident occurred In which Prof. Sterling with Hastings-Division under Capt. NisSunday with friends at Otsego. Chas. Chandler and wife of Gul! Lake kern, acted as escort. Barry lodge was Miss Susie Trimmer of flrand Rapids bad his right leg badly broken just above present in a body and marched to the are visiting their parents.. is visiting her parents at this place. the ankle and received other injuries, cemetery as well as members of other K. Mrs. O. Loomis who has been up north John King and wife and Milo Ide and while hie team ran with bls wife and P. lodges In this vicinity. net for her health returned, home Friday — wife spent Sunday In Leighton. Richard Doyle was born March 81st, 1855 much Improved. J. T. Ives of Grand Rapids spent Sunday daughter about a mile finally throwing being over 39 years of age at tbe time of Mr. C. Loomis is On the sick list. them out In West Creek, just beyond E. his death. Feb. 7th, 1884 lie was married at this place. Edd Crispe and Fred Hunt took in the Y. Hogle’s farm, without any Injury what­ to Mrs. Dell Sanders and to them one fair at Plainwell last week. ever. Just bow the accident occurred is child was born. Mr. Wilkinson of |>elton. has moved hi Wm. Hunt and wife spent last week in Of a generous, kindly nature and under the house recently vacated by Frank hardly known. Just as the Professor was Plainwell and attended the fair. every circumstance a gentlemen, these Fisher, Mr. Wilkinson takes charge of thia The dance at Smith's hall last Friday turning tbe corner by Jas. Crawley’s resi­ traits won him friends wherever be went. section of the R. R. night was quite well attended. dence to drive north on Creek Street his For deeds of charity and for the public Mr. and Mrs. PMer Geiger returned team of colts became frightened and either good his purse was always open, and to boma Friday from an extended visit In the Bedford his friends always true. AreMo MeKInler wus .mated Monday tbe Hue got under tbe buggy pole or a state of New York. • In Hastings Division, No. 19, U. R. K. Mrs. Jessie Lino and children are visit­ upon the eh.rite ot usault «nd buttery up­ buekle became fastened In the ring of the P. he had always been an active member. on Mrs. Peter Davls who went loth, hotel harness so that he could not manage them. He had taken part in every victory won by ing in Grand Rapids. Messrs Isaac Rlckeumore and Frank Sunday after her husband who was there the division, and though bls disease had Barber with tbelr wives spent several days drluklux- She took a Klass ot liquor from Seeing that It would be Impossible to hold commenced to cut him down before the her husband when McKinley took her by them and thinking .to avoid a rnnaway be drill at Washington be was determined to at the Charlotte fair last week. Miss Frankie Barber commenced her the wrist and shook her. wrenching her jumped from the buggy near Mr. Boiee’s go, though his Illness compelled him to be second year of school at west Cressey on wrist quite badly. He was taken to Battle residence to grab the horses by the bits, absent from practice drills. But in the Creek by the officer. Chas. Ederle followed but In jumping hls'foot either struck the contest he took ills accustomed place and • If the people only knew what excellent soon after and went ball for him so that filled tt with honor, something that not wheel or became fastened In the wheel, sermon. Rev. J. C- Chase gives us every be was here again In the eveningone In ten thousand would think of doing Sunday 1 think we should be under the The T r. S. C. E. Society will give an and ho fell to the ground striking on his in his weakened condition ’ even if they m-creslty of building . ehureh to ' entertainment nest Saturday evening at head. He was picked up unconscious, tbe could. • at* the congregation. One only has to come the church. An excellent program has blood streaming from several scalp wounds Be leaves a bereaved wife and daughter lieen arranged. Come one and all. and a large circle of friends. to be convinced. down over hla face and bis right leg broken The Christian Endeavor Society elected Warren Fisher has commenced grading for their officers for the ensuing six months just above the ankle the bone almost his grounds apout hto buildings. President, Floy Burke. Vice Pres. Belle penetrating through the skin. He was car­ Loveless. Se?. Chas. Johnson, Treasurer. Bahflbld. ried into Mr. Boice’s home where everything The first quarterly meeting of this con­ This w«k Friday nlKhl there will be »t Earnest Simmons. possible was done for him, and later was ference year of the United Brethren In tbe chureh a Sunday mIkkiI entertainment Micldlevltle. removed to bis own home where he now Christ, will convene at the Rutland U. B. nraepeda go to pay f°r a •3c*,arlThe first meeting of the Crescent. Liter­ lies as comfortable as could be expected. church Oct. 13 ana 14. All are Invited, P Mr. Collens had a break down about *e" J. P. Uekohisek. mdstromtbe office Iwt Saturday with ary society for thia Tear is being held in After the accident io Prof. Sterling the ■ Pastor. X pawnKera abo.nl but none were the high sclool room this Monday evcOur vllllurers »re »U tulklnc ubout the ream ran north at a rapid gait with the The Spiritualists will hold a meeting ’'r'here’wm bo. law suit beft>«'J«. ebanitv In political views ot Hon. M. r. buggy in which was Mrs. Sterling holding cziimMn the 15th. for chicken shooting. '°Fr’d French left Saturday nlxhl tor .hla her little daughter closely in her arms and next Sunday afternoon and evening at the usual hour In their Hall on comer of Jeff­ p?rtl« are Collen va Pellenglll and Pettencalling for help. In tbe excitement no one erson and Railroad street. Speaking by T racing ot'tbe learlwra ot Thornafole attempted to stop the horses as they tnemlxTS of the society. lIH____________ ,„i n« WtErltut townahip. -Ill be be d ut bounded by. The horses turned and went the high school room Sat. p. m. Oct. 18th. west down through Main street, past the Irvin* The United Brethren will hold Quarterly “Aunt Jane" Wlloda »•" back *° for the purpose ot organizing a teacher Meeting at Morgan. Oct. 20th. W. N. monument and fair grounds. Just be­ Brldensteln presiding. Preaching at 1:80 . Two b.^Rh.Hn n llumafohn Patton gave a very Interest­ yond E. Y. Bogie's farm the road cross­ and at 7:30 P. M. Also the Usual services , ing *ud Instructive lecture here last balur- es West Creek bridge at the bend of the on Sunday. “d" t’Xa* J. A. Davis, In going over the bridge two<UAntt>mDibble was married to one of road. Pastor, weeels ran off throwing Mrs. Sterling and Otaegn’a finest young ladies at that place last Thursday evening. Success to the ber child Into a soft muddy place just at The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. jSlJo “"» “<■rch"0,■ Wh0 *' the edge of the creek both of them escap­ Maggie Bailey Saturday evening Oct 7th. English History. Miss Lake. ing miraculously without sny injury tound^uMl vrlt^ Mon1> Our English. Miss Replogle. whatever. Prof. Sterling's leg is broken Kossuth and Hungarian Nationality eb home last Thursday. York ummln. U Karina •«Har dua and Mrs Severance has gone to New jork badly and it will probably be a long while (Questions) Mrs. Maggie Bailey. tn'” tend the tuneral of a sister In >*»■ before he can use It to any advantage. Quotations, Current Events. . new wall put under his house. " We hear tbs. Liovd Clever expects to leave this week Prof. Sterling has a host of friends in tbe IX^eClub Sochi ot tbe M? E. Church will for Chicago where he will attend school. Xh.’™» imen^nhned totbehou« Sevenll from this place •‘“"'■cd tl« city and county who sincerely regret that be entertained at tbe church pat lore Wed. su serious and painful an accident should afternoonOcL 17th. bi' Mesdames J. Bushy, befall him, though rejoicing that bis wife T. Phillips J. Rich, M. Hicks, J. Nagter, S’1"5 SuBd*r Jl'tv arc rtolttoK Urs. Bate.' brother Mr. and little one were spared from such a E. Puliy, Johnson, Sheffield, Rorabeck, Busby and Miss Phyllis Dlmond. Supper JOSm«el ®bb..nd>l Johnson return­ distressing accident as came to him. Dr. will t»e served from 5. to 7. standard time Barber is tbe attending physician. X. Junior la«ue alrua >»”«" “ M’ ed lust » <*k 'rom " **° all will be cordially welcomed. k p Additional Local News. When, in the .city call and examine 00833066 Pictures Framed Cheaper than we can buy the ma­ il rial at wholesale. We have just m I tired a nice line of this material and will frame your pictures at ex■••■dingly low prices.' There is no better selected gen• ml stock of Furniture in Michigan than ours. It comprises the latest styles and patterns. Nothing adorns a home like good fumitare. Now is the time to commence to make your selections for Christmas. Call and see me. Very truly yours. A. McCoy. them. '“tKZ-iXu* »• E church.Sunday ‘"^^urned to death °*oX. considerable excitement and a j «Muif noisv talks are the result ofJhe J^ noi in Circuit court bet-eel Groa­ The League devotional meeting Sunday • poutijcrjy*01**1 We will buy poultrt. live or dressed, evening at 0 o’clock. dellmred at our place Jear Rutland town Usual service} next Sunday at Preobyweeks was tor «»'»' house, on Tuesday, an* Saturday, ot daeh Brown ot lblBHe tend and W^’te's'fortncr residents Terlan church, evenlog service at 7. ,he •bO’e week, and will pay the hlgheal market ^.e«rmXrt«l manly teUow, «d a .r^'the rlC « price In cash. No trade. The Y. P. S. C. K. next Bunday evening •“ike County Tejcberf AMoetoUon -111 | Paul Blakk. II'nS!u.,<>t<MrC Hart'and a IRtle ">». The at Presbyterian church. Will Kbuxewitteh. be held in the high room bat. uct. Frank Brown w“° . . Ortmt eonic inweleratorat Fortl^wwx^ Ow »•« ™ community- V �Hastings Banner A MILLION DOLLARS. I butsday, Oct. n, 1894. COOK BROS.. Proprietors. TWITS THE START THE LAST DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION HAD IN MICHIGAN. the book was hauled off and a revised version run off But the Incident well Illustrates the capacity of the Demo­ cratic paf-ty for misrepresentation and downright falsehood. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. State Board ot Health Report. Repjrte to the state board of health by sixty-eight observers in different parts of the state ended September 99 show that scarlet fever, typhoid fever and consumption increased, and that cholera infantum and dysentery de­ creased in area of prevalence. Con­ sumption was reported at 286 places, scarlet fever at forty-one, typhoid fever at sixty-one, diphtheria at thir­ ty-three, measles at two. and smallpox at Detroit and Rives township. Mtahl»Dforw« miM a*Mjk.MMi lhervMi. Ob u;l ntl.>xti tier Gracralof tM ”1'2” W.TOhj,! XMlp I Nonh of Range 5 West. After howling through several cam­ paigns about the in^a&tice of “war taxes in times of peace’’ and ‘-claas leg* MM islation’’ the present Democratic ad­ Mnounte so dswa ministration has resorted to one of tbe ’M Jt 'iCentered i lurf *aid petition wifi b brought trwtton ot Got. lllch. most offensive “war taxe«." and most on for tjrsriug und dverej, m Uh. glaring pieces of "class Icgirtlution,’’ term of IM* Court to bt* b«M st Uftstisga in tbe Snt?M B. trt. IMate <* —the income tax. Without Stopping dsyol November, A. D. 1MH, st • he OMnwg Facts and Figures ot Interest to All Taxpayers. at prcfeent to quote the eloquent de­ ol Jourt on that day. and UaM uH nersaw Inter­ nunciation of - that form of taxation ested in mu'll Isudaar aav part thereof, de*lr—Democratic Falsehoods Refuted. made on the floor of the fcehate by no tog to contest the ll«> eltimed tbereoa by the less a Democrat than Henn tor Ll:lf. or Steteof Mlrblxiui. for such tsxe«, Inureat and Ownership of >'arm% chsieJ.orai.v nart thereof, slmli appear In A census bulletin has been issued to note Lhe many other objections that Mdd Court and file with the clerk thereof actiuf may be urged against it, 'let us notice giving the ownership and. debt of farms ilk regiatA-r In ehmtrery. tln-lr ohjMtlaas there­ the Detroit Free Press' recent account and homes in Michigan. It shows that to. ou or before the firel day <4 th" term •>« th » Kcpabtlcan Kale of B323.6M.18. of how it worked during war times. 83.99 per cent of the farms are owned, court al' wr mentioned, und that la default thereof Un- «nme win bt UXeu as tmotesaed and It» was an interview <vith an .old and of these 50.65 per cent are owned adrereewill betaken and entered aa prayed far Io said petition. Aud « is further nrtered Since Gov. Rich's two years'adminis­ internal revenue officer. After allud­ Iree of incumbrance. The debt on that In rorausna* *»f wd decree tile lauds de, ing to the temptation which existed tration has drawn nearly to a close, it farms amounts to $64,414,996, which is ».-rited In said petition for wblab of under the old conditions for capitalists Hr* K F. A iskern sal*, shall ba made, will be sold for the several is a good time to compare the relative to underrate their incomes, which 83.88 per cent 'of their value. The in­ taxes, lutrrcrt nod chargee thereon as deter­ terest rate is 7.10 per cent Of the mined by sue’i decree, on the first- Monday tn cost of Democratic aud Republican dwindled fc-irfully when they were December tlwreallcr, nr ou the day or days management in Michigan. It is safe confronted ■ ith the obnoxious tux. homes 53.49 are owned and 07.75 per sittbscqneut thrteto u< may !»«• necessary to cent of these are owned free of in­ o-jini»le!eth’'*d«JO7Btidltal and of each and the account proceeds: - On my . hands often forced me ..to stop work. to say that the people, after a careful “Some rather close-fisted millionaires cumbrance. ever* parcel thereof, ul ttm office ot the Oonntv When I tx>k two hotties of Hood's Sarsaparilla comparison, will want no more of ■rrea*unjr.orat*nch<3<>uvefiirni pbu-e m sb nil received a pitiably small income ac­ bs Selected by him at 'he rnnnty seal of the T, T O/’l/'i ’C SarsaI democratic management cording to the sworn record-’. Bnt a C.iirntv of Barry. Htaite of Mlchljtsn; H»d that The state agricultural college at Urn Mile then aud «»<HV irnuie will be r. public 1 | | The following statement, taken time came when there was a change; * parilla from the books of the auditor-general's the newspapers began to publish the Lansing has decided to expel students j-aJe and civil naryel described In the। decree separately •-apowl to sale for the total Ite Beta tad .11 buM loeou. show, lhe total .mo.nt oi iDCojnes and several persons went hereafter for profanity. The offend-, ehall taxes. IntcreU aud cti.u-gen. aud the srie shall md th, tain tad become ; money expended by the Democratic before the public as ccinr^ratively ers will be tried in a students' court b» made to the persist offering to bur for any poor men. One capitalist hail his in­ by a jury drawn from the two upper given t-xx attd paying the full amount charged ... ; administration of 1891-8: uxaln-i such parrel, und accenting a «-ottveyhave been nerfeetlr ' Tax Icvr lor 1»1-................ ............... C.M.UI S come. published and it caused general ciassea On conviction the penpity luier <»f the »tn::llcst UBdlvIdrd *ee stmnlc ln"•*>e«n penecuy | Received from the United States. . 4SU.8U 06comment. ------ -- ---------------The capitalist ea:av tearing will be a certain number of demerit tere«’ therein; or. If no person will buy for nny wellsince. Mrs. t. F, Nmxkun.Delavan, Wta j Reduction in treasury 88 up to the office. olanl-: several fnxta nud pay the balance there­ marks, and fifteen such demerit of and take a • onveyanc - of l«s* f'mu tee entire Total cost of Democratic udmlnts। । ‘How *“ is’it * ’those ’ figure^ went into Hood's Pills are safe, harmless, sure. marks will cause dismissal from the thereof, then llm white parcel shall lie offered .0X511.553 76 the paper that way’.’* he demanded. jratlon and sold. H any parcel of laud cannot be sold ; The first item is the amount esti- i ; ’That is the * way you --wore to college. Offenses of hazing will also furtaxca. >nterc-t and cnanr**’- i’‘«h liarccl be tried and punished in tbe same way. - hi! I be passed over for the time bting, sod • mated as necessary to be raised in ad- I them on the record.' ' PARKER’S shall on Use Mfeee*dw. day, or before the claw : dition to other sums. The second item : “ ‘ That is impossible. Why. those HAIR BALSAM (A the sale, be tr-oflrmi: mi-i If, <M wiah second Left the Country. . ' was received from the general govern- , figures arc ridiculous. What do you or during rurit sale, the same cannot be Rev. Charles Clancy, who was treated m»1.1 for the amount Uoresaid, the County ---«:_ut _i--------- j A»—»»—. • suppose the public thinks of them? Really, sir, it was very wrong in you to tar and feathers recently nqar Tmwur.-r shall bld off fhc same in toe mnne of was done by a Republican congress in ‘ 10 Permit such figures to go in print. Frontier, has given up his log cabiu Wlteefe the Hon. Clement. Bmltb. Circuit : spite of the solid opposition of the: “‘We cun settle that by referring to meetings and left that part of the .fudge, and the j»rai of aafd Circuit Court of County, this 4th day of Ssptetnberi A. D. ' Democratic party. The third item ; y°“X?tot?®eut’’ the "-‘P,1-' - , country. He has published a protest Barry n “The statement was produced and against the charges made against him. IKti. shows ' Wc«kJ.unM,»«bl!iw.I»dixwt»on,r»ilu.'Mcinliin«.10c». oaivitt. the reduction rvuucuuii in lu the me working! wuraing ; ------- ----------------------------------f’LEMJtWT KBiTlt. HINDERCORNS. ta* <«&««t*cwm. capital of the state, accumulated in ’ “»ere were the figures as published. Circuit Judge. declaring thorn false, and groundless StomiZein. Ec. .iDnox-u. w Hi8ooSaco.,n. T. the the treasurv bv Republican Rrnubliran foresight, fnresitrht. The capitalLst Countersigned. John G. Naolkk. . capitalist was visibly ombarra»x-l. cmbarrase l. treasury by He is about 70 years old and seems to Register. “ ‘ What can I do about this? ’ he economy und good management. This be not so black as he was painted. statement shows how the general fund asked. “ ‘ You can send in an amended was reduced: return.' Turned over by Republicans. IXxetnSTATE OF MICHIGAN. George Tann, a colored man about “This was done, and thereafter a I bar31, MW--^................. K......... 4MX5U 76 Turned over by Democrats. Decern- . tolerably fair estimate of the old 20 years of age, was in jail at Lansing ' To the Circuit *>artfurtbo County of Marry'. »» .4 8r*»tar TrnxAB. AlMIJ ber 31.1«... ..................................... fsatlc "-'.ntleman’s income wns received. on a.serious charge, the alleged vle-j If a few wealthy persons under-- tim being his 14-year-old sister. The i tor General of * n d Matt* of Mit ldrau. re pent­ • Reduction under Democratic rule ?'257,6M«8d • «uv But if vvKOlbl,j ^(^ aao mmuva !I «««.. ? With ... the large sum of. money .... lef| in i estimated th«*lr thrir incomes, insolvent men girl gir gav, birth to a child, and upon . Ano E^inidowith'HiiiunMibhte.hr.^i » 1 the trea«ury hy the Republicans and > threwthe ba.ance the otaer waj by .: beinff being questioned questioned charged charged her ner brother brother> ; dreerlnilon .iMNiuiimio' «.f r.« Um if. »<i« County of Barry made with Thlnacura Tablets by a seiea- 1 thc 1,ther • Fie,-!: tX yss, *um -ciivvi Irot.i Uta ;: declaring dwlwtBK quite quiU. hands hands >iue ..ue in income, The child died , .omej and f w ith4the parentage uixtn W:e n-M-w.ed for the yc*rs !; w*ln,.fnnl 1,* nnwltavv ft,.. Itaxes ■» ».rather , and tlje VOUMJr neffro w-u» arrested. • j nti'Dticmrd iiw slu-rrb',»f>d whirli were ireturaed nr mwv r„ ro . .-'jujb;,. , United States the Democratic adminreluctantly paying the ot every furm of food,-werettaR the valuable । umted btates the Democratic admin­ us deilr.quent fur no -payment of taxrs. and The* *; istration had a start 8I,024,h81.42, tb»u to U»consider.«u bankrupt. ' . s s porta and discarding tbe worthless. , TT.i. * * • of-----------u-- -­ which taseii have no ben ;mld: lotcther with make thin faces plump and rouud out the tte- , yet it cost the people fr,eand 1 But income ta lie far more I the butDemocratic l“c Democratic income tax law ; Death of an Edm-ator. ’hr total niniMiitt <’f -ueh taxea. with IntercKt ure. They are the uiaco niu» T«AivsruiLro uirn.nav;• r,» i. i ' c’miHiied iliernon to tire time fixed for sale, 1 money than the present adinini.* ’ lists-ation , tu ^cs ai.uy away this -safeguard againsl false swearimr —newsDa H.-r nu'jCici—’.v1 *rof- Joseph Esterbrook, principal coi!r<-tioD lee a«provided by law, wild the falne Ktvnnrintr STANDARD REMEDY |did* • • • . !■ for, THK—.non-snii ?< ew2? LAW.,1 THE I-.F.I UBUSI of ..Olivet .Ulivel| r«wf of «6ter*l»in<a»»d otber expense* of sale rUNI>KF. — -------------h.. ... /.* ’*| ol of .the normal deportment department of for learnes*. containing no arwenle, and abso­ 1 --.I___ ____ . ___ .u_ ____ . . - .i <rf <-sch rt a»ld parcel* of land. , Now let us take a look nt Die cost of 1 ABE private^ Dishonest millionaires college, and one of the most widely i lutely b.Armless. Aow cost of lubuuul-jJ uuuiuuuuv.i . ndurn.tnm. in! i Your RNttloner farther »howa to the Court AVOW let tol. us US take U1KC a a look IOOK nt nt the Uie^cost OI !■»*»«» .....___ known and -influential Price, prepaid. 81 per tx>x :* 6 for 85. the administration of John T. Rich. । “V. .M1,' tuxes and have their perjtiry hidden Michigan, died at his home at the age I Pamphlet, •• HOW TO GET FAT.” free. I The following statement shouts the 1 t-heir • Acl 206 <4 lhe Public Acte of 189A aa driiuq'HUt CO..™ Broadxnr-, New ! levy for the expen8eg of that nd. | from the lire public, nnbhc. and. and dishonest bank- of c* 73 y~ years. — T The u“ immediate “ cause ”r o! ' ■ for nou-;isvment of said tv«* for said years rvspc’tlvHy. except such of tbe lay a set forth । rnpts may bide their insolvency from j his death was liver complaint. i ministration: in Mild schcaule as were rrtnrued to the Audi­ i their creditors—all through the grace ; ■ —— ' Tax lew for lMH-4;U,l»),353 58 tor General prior to tbe 12tb day of Jane, 1MM, ' of Democratic law. I Heavy Shipments of Lumber. Deduct for bulldlnjr,, repairs and and remain unpaid. Liebig COMPANY’S improvements442,42:1 00 , What do the people think of this j Lumber shipments from Bay City for Your |>etltloncr further shows and avei« that An invaluable product made from j the month of September exceed those tbe taxes, Interest, collection fre and emt of Total cost of Republican admin! kind of legislation? the finest beef the world produces advertising and other expenses of sain, as set istration43.217.927 58 | —J-------------------------------- -for last year in the same period by forth In said Schedule A. an* a valid lieu on the Extract of Beef The, Democrats made little or no Trepawr. o* st .»e bred1 nearly 16,000,000 fe^L The total ship- several parcels of laad described . in said provisions for buildings, improvements I One of the most important duties of t menU were: Lumber. 25.800.000 feet; schedule. Your petitioner further show s that the said and repairs in the great state iustitu- tte commissioner of the state lend Iath, MJ OOO pl(.ceK shingle. 600,000 . Uxes on said described lands have retnslned NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. tinns, but allowed them to run down I office u> to look after the triufpassvrs on 1 niXnv« i^.— । unpaid for Juore than <-) ♦• jvar from and after j state lands. There is a constant tempt piec€S ’ the dale of tbeir reinru to the County Tre.wurStxh- trf Michigan, County of Barry—ss. । and deteriorate. The Republicans had er ot said County of Barry tinder the provisions lumber aud . II tation muon to to dishonest uisnoncst lumber ami timber timber II Work la WoodK X*Art trt Dumbtertwo DumlH-trtwo hundred rt cd the the Pupil Public Acts .... --------------------------------of• tte.kL M.veni) ...lit on die iiu. d»y oi A««u»l. A. D. t«M provide tor. Ev«-y day » neglect when .operators to make raids on the rich • *r,n I‘*f ’•»«. or under the prwlskjns Preparations for work in the woods , tMX >AWS under which any of such tax’­ were six months from that date were allowed forcred-; once repairs become necessary adds I fields of operations owned by the state - ..........t ^ian one : and the kecne.t rigltanre I, necctahry I °‘ th' J1°rlh"n •« j Kf J, M.rTi.ftk • year prior tothe tint dzyorMsy. IBM UH earlier this year than for n>«tny ; mW Uwes uot havlns bre» jtsld! and jand Ibe deceased, and that all creditors of auid deceased : buildings in order. Every institution , to protect the people from being robbed rcmafning unpaid ET widespread forest fires of t*lng,*DOWdue*and now due and remaining ms above 1 are required to present their claims to said • had been turned over to the Democrats by thL» class of operator-.. It mav lie । ycurs’ Pnfcato ('ourt, at the Probate office, in the City ; well stocked with provisions, f uel, 1 interesting to the people to know how ; the bummer compelling the compxnie. set forth, tour pciltkiner prays a decree in i favt of Hastings, for examination and allowance, ou .„ac a„ or before the 2nd day of March next, <>« was returned to the hepub- much better their interests have bean to cut their pine in order to save it of said lands, for ’the’roment ol*tbv * watched by the present administration from the borers. ' amounts n( taxes, interest. eaHecUon io Ber ice, cost dikxs vri! 2c beard bsisrs and tnal such claims will’. be before said beans stripped of everything and run,rM court, od F~d — **--------of* November ” **-- ning from hand to mouth. Fnday, the 37thsday . than they were by the Democratic ad------— of ndvertlsinR acd oilier expend*ototsale. s.. as and oo Baturuay, me raa uay oif«Uh maren >ald »C.schedule, ’Tile Ek,. following «„vi.' Short B»t New item*. computed and extended In >aid ni« r^nn.w yn? reJ} , an which goes to make up mintomtmn ministration. table next, al leu o’clock la the forenoon ot each of against the Mvend pawls ot land contained Fred Cooper, a state patient at the therein. and in default of pRvment of the said amounts collected from trasthe sum of $402,423.00 can be fairly -shows -----------the — — th^MaAuj vst 36th. A. D. IBM. criticised as unnecessary, and since the | passers on state lands under the ! Michigan asylum, who came from Al- several sums Computed and extended against Chas. W. ahmbtrono. said lands, that each ot said pareclaof land niuy Democratic of the land sum represents permanent additions ---------------------------““ administration . legan county, was hitI on the head by be sold for the amounta doe thereon, as pro­ Juilxe of ProbaU. office and under the Republican admina lullingof tree killed, . to the [property theand state, it is no vided by law, to pay the lien aforesaid. | A. girt of the actual expense of Got. istration up to October 1: And your prtitloner wHl ever pray. «tepaled. Sept. I, IW4 ”■ ADMtXISTBATOB’S SALK. ich’8 administration. Trespass collected under Democratic admin 1 jroD woml whn * * STAKLKV W. TV«NKR. istration: ironwood who resorted to violence We are ready now to compare the r of the estate of Lucinda Auditor General. Hurt AndwMMTMtad by the militia, hu cost of the two administrations, and E°:!S!.................................................. r 2 ■ ..................... 1.060 00 ।■ been sentenced ——j »_ ------ ----. y given ‘ that I shall sell at here is the comparison: to at three years .in prison tratkupafl,C° e<'leUUDdCr R*Pub,,can admin!*- I —- ------------ to the highest bidder, on Erl at Marquette. lay the lOtbdav of October. A. D. 1H94, at 10 Cost of Winans' administration....83.541,551 76 For 1883.................................. 'itn -K j’dock. In the forenoon, at the Probate Office Ooatof Rich's administration........ 8^1.7.927 68 For 1W4. to October i. im>4. Rendered despondent by ill health, KCHBDULK A .".a.«M as In 'he city of H olmes, in the County of Barry, Albert Kuppenheimer, a tobacco mer­ Total amount collected under DetnoDifference in favor of Gov. Rich's. 4 3S.638 18 in the Slate of Michigan, pursuant to licence TAXES OF IBM. cratlcadminyf.ratlos£1.678 00 - and authonty granted to me on the first day of chant at Grand Bapids, drowned him­ These figures come from the books Total amount collected under Republi ­ September, A. I), jhm. by the Probate Court of of the auditor-general and can be de­ VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. self. can administration.................... 8,815 43 Barry County. Michigan, all ot tbe estate, right, title and interest of the said deceased of. in ana pended upon. They show what the illiam Miller, of Detroit, was ar­ dlfferenee in favor of Republican sdto the real estate situate and being in ths Democratic administration \of incom­ A ministration Iodate57.167 43 rested for starting two fires In the County of Barry, la tbe Rtate of Michigan, petence and extravagance cost the From March 20, 1694. since the ad­ buaineas district, about which he was known and descrined as follows, to-wlt: The 8 west four-fifths (4-5) of north one-eighth (1-8) of people—8323,626.18 more than the clean ministration of William A. French, the dancing. east oae-fourth (1-4) of south east quarter <l-4> administrat ion of Gov. Rich. 6 present state land commissioner, and of section thirty-one (31) town one north rance The striking trammers at the Tam­ the Republican candidate, there has ten watt, containing four acres of land, be the - § • arack mine at Houghton, such as were As soon as the Democrats came into been collected for trespass, $5,891.40. »auie more or less. .. Dated, September 1st. A. D..18M. power they made a great flourish of During the Democratic administra­ allowed to, have returned to work. Ira Blinchard, Administrator. trumpets about a low tax levy and de­ tion the trespass agents, under the <fiThere is a supposed Indian mound creasing the burdens of the people. In ruction of Land Commissioner Shaffer, near Inkster, on the farm of Dr. G. this connection appears the demagogy were so zealous in their attempts to Wesley Patterson. Arvhteologista are of the Democratic combination per­ cover money into the state treasury, in prohibited from picking or spading the haps more plainly than in anvtfing order to meet the rapidly diminishing same. Entire Biksa. Hastings,. - - Mich. else. Having over a million dollars to surplus left by the Republicans, that Charles I. Martin, of Menominee, W, 70 and 71 start with, they thought they could they did not hesitate to extort money levy low taxes and get all the credit from persons who were found cutting who was supposed to have been TAXES OF IMO DLL $75,000.00 for it They made gross underesti­ drowned, is said to be on an island in timber on their own land, and 8400 was SVAPLV8 115.000.00. Town 4 North. Range 0 Wear. mates of the expenses of running the squeezed from the Presque Isle Lumber Lake Superior. different institutions and departments company of Hammond's Bay for alleged Bee. Tbe strike of the trammers at the Michigan. of the state government. Here are trespass on land belonging to the com­ Tamarack mine in Calumet ended in some of their estimates for 1891-2 com­ pany. The report of this collection the total defeat of the men. Open for business Dec. 16,1886. pared with tbe actual expenditures: TAXES OF WM. may lie found on page five of commis­ IL J. Downey, for the Last six yeare officers: State liotue of Correction. sioner's report for 1892, and in state one of Lansing’s foremost business Town 1 North,Ban^e7 Wert . D. G. Robinson, Free I dent;. state treasurer ’ s report for 1893, page IBM. lf®2. Cheater Mencr, Tire. Pres. men, died of typhoid fever after a brief Bee. EaUmated expense 840.000 00 640,000 00 ejght, and on page 460 of public acts of illness, aged 56 years. ' ». W. Reynolds, Cashier. Actual expense................ ?2.(XX) 00 64,000 00 Considerable talk is going on among dilectom: In order to right this wrotig, as far Town 2 Nortli. Range 7 Wrct Deficiency. HMM 06 SH OW 00 as they could do so, the legislature, by Ue cltltau. of Grand Haven and D. W._Reynolds, W. H. Powers. Bee. joint resolution No. 32, approved June Spring Lake about consolidating the D.G. Roblnsoc, R. B. Meaaer. wiTSiflOscrcs UM. John Carveth.’ Chester Meaaer. Estimated expense B’-.o.x) 00 REi.lWO M 1, 1893, provided for a settlement with two plaoea If the scheme goe> through of e n acres of F. T. Coigrove. 2 it® Actual expense fi1^00 00 41,000 00 the Presque Isle Lumber company for It would make the city of 10.000 in­ a M of aw U .21 .03 .70 e3 acres ef n the damages sustained, and such ad­ habitanta Has the only saving? department in In Barry 10 acres of se Deficiency.. 098.000 oa 816.000 00 justment was subsequently made by knmty and pays interest ' on all time The October term of court for Branch Support of laaane. the board of state auditors. county had tea criminal ouh, on calL Town i North. Kamre 9 West. 1881. with a total of forty-eight on the cal­ Estimated expense. Ms M <w KO5.OJ0 (W Actual expense MSAM 40 407.7® 90 endar. Among the important acts of the nc M of uw Ji 17 40 .89 .17 .44 1J0 legislature of 1893‘the amendment of Mnakegon connty farmer, were get­ Deficiency M5A15 4B t®.7® 80 town 2 North. Range k> Wert. the franchise fee law must not be over­ ting anxiou. about their potato crop. cute for inch si the C '•iee*« College, SfcortbsM. sna looked. The legislature of 1S81, oa the •• they wore reported to be rotting on Bee. Estimate! expense.. Tor Catslocne, a ldnu A. . 6140.000 00 recommendation of Gor. Lace in his the low lands. Actual expense of 6 147.84 18.77 3.00 .67 .70 Xi.17 ■ U&O5 87 retiring message, passed an act to re­ Angn.t Lindholm, the defaulting ,xDsBclancy 112.435 87 quire all corporations Bling arlicles of TAXES OF UM. depnty wcretary of etate. arrived at And so it went, until the deficiencies incorporation in the state department Laming in charge of offloeru. VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. to pay a certain pererntatre on their aggregated as follows: toi’J of the City c.p.tul stock as a fee for incorporation. DeficteDcy for IBM................................... 000.791 bl The law was so imperfect that the Regains and Maintains. C“y’ Dofiotency far lite........................... TSvUM 57 largest corporations, those organised The Vital Powers. Total deficiencyIBB.711 14 in other states but doing business here taxes ofim Der4i‘ w“ conTicted at De­ After all this dishonesty, mhmanage- had to pay no tax. The last legislature Cure* NERVOUS DEBILITY, amended the law so as to ieclnde all LOSS OF VICOB the attempt to deceive the people into such corporations, aa well aa all in­ the belief that the Democratic adminis­ creases of capital stock by corporations CEMEBAL OEBIUTY. already foimed. so that a corporation tration was eu 1 ‘ Catwd by 1MPRUDKWT KABTTE, MX- what wss the : could not evade the law be trganiaing Howell in bin TOth year. with a small capital stock and then im­ The Isabella county lair wa« a Scanmediately increasing it Theresult has been that, eren in these hard times, aau. the amount received as franchise fees from foreign corporation, and increase <itstroTwl five qqo. of capital Uoek of all corporations buddings, the lows being stnee Way It, IMR. when the new taw A man A n___ ... ' ' went into effect. HV.aTS.1T. Salt Rheum THINflGURfl FOR THIN PEOPLE. Are you thin ? ircUWD’^.^T*Sa“SSS?.1 fX'x “‘h» Hastings City Bank, SLS‘&fd,,Y^ |? f? •JD tl 2 of ue 4 12 n2of S2o( ne 4 is ■ 2ofs2of ne 4 12 no 4 of BW 4 13 6.10 .85 ,24 jo 7 <.u MCtllJS .3.22 .7!i a5.w ®J6 54U LB» .76 BO.Q 1632 2.2S ,C5 .7O’J*»jjA M0 .« .24 .70 7* 40 1 u ^4 .OS .02 .70 134 • 2 of b'2 of nw 4 12 10 19.71 LM .43 ,70 1*^ naof «2afDw 4otBW4 12 w 24 * Id db cor­ ner bfc2 of nw 4 34 2A0 7AM 10.55 3 01 JQ ft IB Town 1 North of Range 0 West. 17 a«4 0fnw4 L3B j# ,f«j 40 Town 2 North of Range 9 : ,8ec. sfroUfl2of_ IB o .M . ,tt .<); n fr of m fl < 27 >3 of aw fl 4 nvr 4 of ne 4 M 40 Township 3 North of Range p West. Sec. of sw 4 less R. 00 2-M .4? 10 W ------ — Ifio w 1------ 1* 'B0 IW 4 MV 4 )f sw fl J4 25 36 40 40 » 90 1 KJ J<1 70 !fi tf Town 4 North ol liani;^-. West. Soc. . u«- 4 of 10 Town 9 North oHtange 10 W«t. 1 8x. 9.<H 1, » part of nw 1.<M . nw4rxe>pt 40 a. mi vr Side w pm of uw fl 58.28 W I «5 7U .50! 6.Ml .10 .70 Township 2 North ot Rouge 10 Weft. Hee. 3.W .37 2fl2 . 37 De 4 Of st- 4 3.27 ,4G n#4of m 4 3.37 4fi Town 3 North oi itar.gr io Wwt. Bee. )0 40 U 2 Of M 4 16 b. e side of swfl4ofne4 20 selofne 4 A) 7 a less 40 r.ls. w of ue cor. of w 8 1 of tie 4 tbeuee w <o rds. » SO rds. De 50 rds along centre ol high­ way. thence n m rds. to * ginning 21 se 4 of nw 4 *2 ne4ofne4 .. s 2 of ce 4 less • 1 acre 24 10 a. south 10.30 1.4.7 4 15 .62 ACS 1.21 .35 .73 10-ftf lew n acres off s end 3.21 .45 Township 3 North ot Range Vest. Bee. 14 a. w pt. of u Wfl4ornw4 33 14 1.78 .25 .07.70 CITY OF HA8T1MJ8. 12X?2 !.6< .« .70 Lots a 7}a rds of e 2 of lots 92 and s 7S rds. of W AU andM n a rds of lot 233 Lots 996 and 3-» 2.67 Lotnoca. 1069. ion, nr. ins. and 1129 lx* 1XU Can. 4 rds e of se cor of Blk. 4 Cham­ berlain's add. thence s itrds e 9 rds. n 12 rds. thence w .19 5.44 4.02 • 4.85 .11 .TO Town 3 Norib of Range s Wess Uod. t, inter­ est Inn 10 01IOOroVwTs a ofsx : s 7.71 ijps J CHAMOEIILAIVS ADDITION Blk. Lot6 Com. 4 rds e and 3? rds nnd 2 fl s ou Jef­ ferson St. from the rp cor of lot 1 thence n to boj|timi-.ig. 5 5J» .75 CITY OF HASTINGS Chamberlain's Addition Blk. .19 .ON I.U5 L3I EABTtRN ’ADDITIO S. Blk.। It I Lot 5 IxK 0. 10 nud 11 who! lot 4 I2.0C r.(t» .4 4.te A7 .1* KKNFIFXD’S ADDITION Blk nM allot? Lot 7 VILLAGE HaH’s'Specific! 3>9 x 10 CBOAR CREEK Town 2 North of Ran«v!»West. Sec. 36 M Lot 7 . M .13 -« "* ’ VILLAGE OF HICKORY C0KNKE5 Town 1 North ot Rawe » highways rd« » c*f see !M tbeaee • w io r 4 rd*. > 58 12.47 1.73 60 VILLAGE Of WaWI.EVll.l.K cw * 8 01 �Where the RELIEVE fire sufferers. th, Offl~ , Detroit, Mloh. ■■Z- :/h ;dt,. u . . v Cnrortunat^BurtXr*<TBad,y Huru'The Up the chimney. You have to all the time in or■ results. This is but one -.'■ .<■ troubles that > : >< nie in Jewel j^nS*to'A’S 3 . tub's They throw out .-.’.ted They make troiil’b and burn little • leeks—they are the stoves made. Sold liy ■fil Look for Trade Mark. ettfSBTSIOHIU»t It THE wqrui| S L, .<>?.. jUuUOQOOOMOOOOOOOOOOOOOQQQOQQQQQQQgQggg^ FO11ECI.OSVRE. . it,re Ma1 ii’:«*turtng ('-OaU.;r-.ae d.ti<- June 29th, A. ■ ; : undersigned, Daniel lhe following dr-xenh) iiitbr City of Hastings. § -i unit described oa fob ■r-iivrt hundred forty-four, . are hundred forty-six. v<-n. fire hundred furty,- five hu-.tired fttty-one, . . h u.jivd seventeen, . ire Hundred bhieteeti. nt - hundred twenty two. <• lire hundred twenty• . five, four h’intirrtl b-.jt. four hu dred five, t hit: drrd •even, four him.d tiji;e, four hundred . -ii and four hundred llibllngs, Barry County, • c iiiti recorded plat . ■ otexhe hereditaments :-tSf;ii.-,.i pertaining; to!-.•;• r hereon. Including uihis. This mortgage lay of July. A. D IWti.1 :’■• office of Ute Register ■ :.,t-.. Mirhtgar. in ll'*cr -.7 Default ba* b^-n ■ ' in .rtguge. So >ult ■ :• .-tituled at taw to re ov rein lining secured . , -v part tin re >f. There Is • ■ '-‘uate.'f Gits notice up.-.-.I by x..rtt mortgage .the sum of thirty one • . .1 tw-nty dollars and ’ Hy virtue of the . 11 said mortgage, and . raid amount so due shall sell the premises - •■■'-. together with said -- .v-ddry kilns, or so ... shall ow necessary to ,ii-• uptin the Indebted* ■ hi nrf.;;ige together with • o-ni■■. a’ , ubuc vendue to ; ’ ■ । • t.ottb front door ot i K-. •: listings. Barrs' . U I’..’* place where l . ■ o<:rifv of Barry h sore.: ■ Tin r ■ flrrMBdr five hundn NOTICE FUR HEARING CLAIMS. SriV,.ot Michigan, County of Barry Nbtlre is hereby given, that bv an nrriAn iTotut, Cv.ttrl tu, n„ County ot t5" mi th. U’h dvrot K-p-“mjj., a !?,rriL!"a^' n-nnth. r-om UiM ilu. wm wIIowhI Balldlnk. . FUARgg, flr® which •tore of Keenan "^enan ^d-T-The d«d torrnoon ,>t . arh of “hSiotL1” lOUod. SoptrniOw HU,. A. I, ", CHAO. W. ABMaTHOKO.JoOp, Of CroUlo. ASSIGNEE'S 8ALE. Jtlven Chat oa Wednesttav "««b«r >KH. >11 ot Ul. woJrS; and assets of every name, nature and t Ion of Joseph lki«ers A Company a? hssigntld to ma on tbe 13th nay of August 1«H for ttH. of bl. er..'k-r». W|,1T» rtla -a'c by the underatanrd, as Assignee m CCffdance with the Btalnte in such case-made and provided. That the liiveiitorv of said A, signor lui# been Hied In the office of the - Count r law Of tVUTyPriri'idCd t.v tats. at«d that Mich Invrntorv will la, exhibited m iLe “’I rocord Of the the ^urn,tuta Jahn at 7-to B “ theVhnl!.,K1 "h“ “aU b° "‘ft subirt^r°" P“bllc 1Mds°“ tht« •Object the report aays: now iSiTby’KuieL wh burnc4 over l" Iretla, uUe to tZh<: *“ Or"c-“ <•' PerAnniif.»«- a U Premiss occupied by them.. L RlchaM'nS^' Wwm^“i,'“;C,“lle^ !,<x 'XA dlu‘“>° '^» L— toTSiS taedme” < LklMS. an i-ri’er of i of Rxrry. , A. D. :Ulowt.f for i ; ; I re. ..me Ip raid 1 ■ Office, in tbe I :b»it aud allow- 1 d Ft i.ni.4r> next.; an! i.tfon- said . f• (d Uwe days. Il I-5I. -. ». J setae of Probate. '• RbER? ' :’rebate Court for tbe r.'. ik- ProbaleOffk-e In "i •■- '! county, on Wed -'•; tjmber. In the year t •’•■<ired and ninetv four. Armstrong, Judge of 1 Cm#. <r- e ihw:*, rrtfw. ‘ ’ the estate of Alfred . tbetrttitlon duly verified . brotber-lr.-taw of said de.lustration of said es• -. 11. Wickwire or to ! Hereupon' Kth<i»yo!<R. It’h-io.in, tiWdon and f’Meslatil x. ■it red. that Thursday, the J • D. ? -:»l.At ten o'clock fa the j -I i -r the hearing ot said * Mrs .at law of said «> Mi-r H’rAotH Interested In said ■ ’ appear at n session of ;>nl<tan ar the Probate «!*!«. 13 ' ■ • Hastings, lu said County, *W«H,u i any there be. why the prayer tbe wrtitj kit tier enter . .■ t-. -y not be grauted. And It Is • it raid petitioner give notice ,n the p-n '■ Stt-d In raid estate, of the indeneyof •1‘1 j*tltion and the hearing thereof bveia«. -L- acipy (,f this order to be W>lUWtn • J itatujpi BAb-XF.it. a newsprinte:. in said County of one in ejw.»jcireulaicd 'yrek for three successive *’’*» Previous to •*; raid day of hearing. ( HAH. W. AKMSTBONG .(Atrwjjp,, JMrtotrrotau. XHIOIIM . SHOULD USE . BRADFIELDS • ; Female Reauiator i I Every ingredient possesses jraperbz | Tonic pro;xrtie«, and exerts a wuuder- X J f ul influence in timing up and strength- j leuingher system by driving throughX । the proper channel afi impurities. • } Health und strength are guaranteed to X • result from its use. i My wife, who was bedridden for elfthtetoX monUis. after nsisg BnannBLnw S kmai.s X ’ ItWJV'taiTOH for two months. t»getting well, x 1 -J. M. JOHNSON. Mntvsrn. Art. BRADFIELD'S RE6ULAT0R CO., Atljota. 6a. GOOD ADVICE. Every patriotic ciriren should give his personal effort and intiuerxx*o increase the circulation of his home paper which teaches the American policy of Protec­ tion. H is his duty to aid in this respect in every way possible. After the home paper is taken care of, why not sub­ scribe for the American Economist, published by the American Protective Tariff League? PEOBATB OBDKB. *Frmh?|,;,“•’Inaday the 1»K 3ar o< »“•“ .bnu^d eight huntSceaa’" clmrlw w. Armstrong, Judge of '•^.iwSHd’1 ,he ”“,c 01 ■'“"Ph n. One of its corre^xjn dents says : "No true American can get along without it. I consider it the greatest and truest political teacher in the United States.” Send portal card request for free aatuplecopy. Ihi'Jo, IfT. kf.Ihfc.''L' '"twOtwn dot, sertSt-. New York. :■ a > '7 •< said deceased »»ali etr-rt t in»»niatoBt this dav Ue& l-,n52rttpg to be the last will and '-Ased be admitted to prorS?'!4 °*«. ■ 11|,;,'V1‘<riU,ncor *a,d «»tate be JJPWtow. *hl ttlUHMt W‘ . •’’■’nioner, tbe executrix tn said other suitable person. r It,1;K<’r’JGMtt Thursday the " " A D.. ism at ten o’clock In ■IS?"' • • 'ft,* V P1’.'1 !or Ike hearing of £"* Pith" , >-■ ttmtth'heirsat taw of said I ‘ "Aw tenm luterated tn I 7 r,e“J° appear at a session —— . bokteft at the Probate ’ L* Hastings. In said Cooh&f •" Vie ‘ :l,iV ll“re be. why tbe prayer I----hf&rt;..r ;■ ’-avjiot be granted. And it I • ‘h“ 'aJd petitioner giro no-1 Z*r’n!t ; • . l^’.f lop and tbehaaridf | EL?-’1 H>" in. iu ’JT ot !htt order u »*' 14 frue copy.) ClIAA W. Armsthowq. Judxe Qi 1‘robatB. HAIR BA.SAM anurnnv <• Urea k, wblok rtS h.^ One of tbe beat Cook* Broke p itl'slu-d. It con. 7, -?1 “ <’•"•'■ ibelr claim, brrommuta. re, acre-*' 10 C*"h P“"h“r »•• U>« legal price tbe flr,r.VJmfl*“: Tbe dispoaal ot land for tbe year ending June SO waa as follow,: Mtrtl TaSSS‘"“I nnsrellsarou. Kra, "‘5I“ l“4«■«.»». .real .Irerra.u eomrered whh Inst rear, ’ were sixty employes In tho building ““ lh.,n.' l,Ud (fre“t dimuully in escapms. The buiUi a^fry •‘T**""’- ™ «k>u H-utud “iT11 rui"ed- At “nctock tho «rout wall at the huildluB- UmblB1 B.™r.SM. a drereaae ot ,l.ril.u»; cncc. M/YU-djrce, E cchartCX) 20 I.ION —x-.-xx).. cut ire.m XUn Cofleo -wrappers and a 2-cpnt v .r . . Stamp. r ... ...... t*.‘ ., r.^,—-iv-« n Kr’fc. tiauiu. all sent to' prison. Hen leu ceil tor Conaplmcy. . “l- Oct- H -The jury lq the I inkerton conspiracy case from Spring Valley, on trial in Qie circuit court here, after being out hl! night returned a werdict nt 11 o’clock Saturday morning finding the five de­ fendants guilty and fixing the pen­ alty for four of them at impris­ onment in the penitentiary. Peter Lauer, mayor of Spring Valley, and Peter KImnac, an occasional police officer, were given one aud a 64If years in the penitentiary, and Frink Barowski and Anna, his wife, were given one yenreach, .fohn Gultson. super­ intendent of the citv watel* depart­ Snrnc i Oak I rOLEDoToHIO. Mulct PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. Count. of . At u session of the 1'rubatr f 'xirtfor the'cowhty ot Barry, liolden at the Pro»«tb' on -p f/’tiiw citv of Hasuugv. In said CoantpoD Tn^dfay the eals l| 9-ul dAy of October In th.‘ year “nV thodsInS eight hundred and uluctv f^r ‘'lousand b^es<3‘,lc&ar,ea Ws Aru-strocg. Judge of Pro­ Running In the matter of the estate of William H. Northrup. I>vceased. On reading and filing tbe petition duly verfof .N,ewton J'. Whitlock, administrator of “J?. pJ?yl,i? ,f.or r®*«n» therein set tortn that he may be licensed .to mortaage the* deserflid* decea8«<l “ ln said pStftion Sores. [Cures the Serpent's Sting. Thereupon ft is ordered, that Friday the 20th day of October A. D.. J tart, at ten .o’clock Hr the forenoon, be assigned for tho beartag of raid petition and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all other pcraous interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session °£,8al<1 Court, th An to lx* holditi at the ITobitie office . in the city ef Hastings, in said Couhty, and show evwjte. if any there M. why the prayer of the petitioner any not be uranteo. And ft is further ordered that raid o.'liiioner give ,;oilce to the persons interested In Said estate, of tbe pendency of sahl petition and ihe hearin.; there­ ; of by causing a cony of this or !fr tn bo put>Hsbed | in the aASTiN.js Ba>- \ kh, a dewianef- prluted and circulated;ta said County of Hurry, otice |*t each week for three sue. ctelve wceiw pre* 1 vlJustosai-Jd'yMhonrlrhr. ’ ’ (CflAs. ’.V. AHM-eltOXO. qirlre ox Probate. (A trs*» copy.) ^|i court. .Much sympathy is expressed for Mr -. Barowaki. as it is tboaglit she has in oil tu stage* com- ( lately eradicated by J bt'"ii the victim of others who com­ rf. 8.S. Obttlnaie sores I pelled her make the allegation of and uicers yield to Its I ho ding powers, u re-1 criminal assault against Pinkerton moves the pvtar-u e”<! i.ullti* u? the avstem. I and Bohen. She has one sm|Il child, wxio is too large to be takbn to the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO . Attanta. Gx P- nite.itinry and who must, be pro- j v,Ji d for charity. The vertlict cncn- ( -T______ _____________________________ .V. by viiurivj. me veraict tiri.lv ‘TnTU‘m taao Olr,laMTO*TOTO toL.1 Bohen ----- I : * tirely ,exonerates Pinkerton and of the charge of criminal assault that was preferred against them in the ’ court room at .Spring Valley and was partially the meuas of In­ citing the mob-against them dt Spring flCOMTAaiOES Because It is so Pure! should know about our salt. It re­ BUSINESS OUTLOOK. quires the best to produce tho best. candidate for congress, ta editor: I Tho goad termer realizes thta with ____ ______ . , ••Official returns ,from seventy-eight counties The Condition of Vnrhiua Industrie!* Reetna bls seed; shall tho butter maker be give democrats 7.«Xi. fifty-nine coudtfc unrvto Be Itnproving. ■ less wise? Our salt Is as carefully parted will probably overcome ibis unt!> elect "With the chief money crops of the west made as your butter—made express­ populism. Gross fraud everywhere. throwing and *outh staking ta tuluelt Is not strange ly for dairy work; and bright dairy­ out populist procincta " 1 that purchases of manufactured product* are men everywhere find their batter bet­ _______________ ______ _____ v _______ __________ _______ _______ Atlanta, Gil. Oct ti.—Official re- smaller than wmexpected. Wheat has touched ter made and their labor better paid turn* are hbt nil’ia ~\tkinLm'’7iemT) point'ever known fqr ..ptiow when they use and cotton . the ' lowest loweit ' and known the talowest ever known Ih anv form -..to. »...u:to^ ..ii.i i . ana cojxon ine evercotton unown ;n any form runs behind .ns ticket by abotit 10,000. • irtth with tho the prewent present classification, classification, and the and the The ticket is elected by 30,000 to 80,- ..' ----------accumulation ofto. stocks in both products is l ___„ j to Oho. The populists claim fraud and dlKcouraging ‘ ' ** purchasers ' *for aa advance. that thev have carried the state. The Producers are compelled to sell at prices be­ low the ordinary cost < f raising crops, and ta populista will hare seven senators and some western states there ta also a lamenta­ No matter what brand yon have forty members of tbe house. This will ble failure of the corn crop. Under tho cir­ uimd, Just give thia a fair trial. It leave the democrats In full control cumstances it would be very strange if tho de­ , is first in flavor, first In grain, and mand for manufacture ! products ‘should bo however. first in purity. Whether for dairy >^1 1 quite as large as In other yearsor table use, you will find it to ■ The condition of tho Industries h in somo Six Months for Contempt of Court. • your advantage to be acquainted Efe respects more satisfactory. Evidently there with the salt that's all sale Ila CixctsxATI. (Jet te—Ex-Lulledbtalcs L tg -tt target fur iron products thou —„ . demand tar Write us. Attorney Burnett hits been sentenced there was a month ago. though the Increase In DIAMOND CRYSTAL — 1. — Judge C to.to_ ... Ito ...,. to.U.- I. toto—' mitnnt by Sa?c to. tosix months' imprisoutput hnt. has been KimMrhr.t somewhat <rr».itnr greater! thnt, thou th. tbe 1 SALT CO., onment in Warren county jail for con­ : increase ta lhe demand, so that prices stoadHy St. Clair, Mich. B tend downward. The structural inarket is tempt of court. Ills contempt was a fairly active in the west, without clu-ugo al neglect to pay over a sum of money the east, end while the coke output has become which ho held io trust when ordered tho hoariest ever known. HV 778 tons for tho week, tho price Is declining, and steps are be­ by lhe United States court to pay it ing taken to limit the supply. This case has been standing several : The failures tor the last wook have been 219 Cratrac aoalnal months, and it was only a fortnight ina .Hn tbe T*nHra<l United States, agnlnst 330 320 Itaet last VA«r year, nnrt and 11 tago .a * «>. ____ —to — lain that Mr. T* Burnett was toto arrested on ®ln ••nn«rtn Canada, aMlnat against 4X 4S Inat lost com.' year.’1’ one of his clandestine visits to Cincin­ Death of a Noted bamotin. nati. ! Washtnoton, Oct. 8.—Mamea, high nos^u'caITno. chief of1 Lcfogc. and a celebrated Fell from tho Cloads. A—-Mis# character in Samoan history, is dead. 15. CORDOVAN, Buffalo, N. Y., OcL a rRtNCHaEHwaimcAtr. Beatrice Vandecessden, aged 17. fell lie was tbe Samoa plenipotentiary to \ Vi»FHEG«f&i«wwa from a parachute Saturday, 1,600 feet, Washington in 1878 when he conclud-1 J ♦3.MP0L1CE.3SOUS. in this city, and was instantly killed. ed with Secretary Evarta the treaty of j Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt. MORTGAGE SAj.E. Detault having jbeen made ln[ Um conditions' uf a certain mortgage, executei by Charles D. Johqson and I«ta M. Jolius<*i, hu^btxnd and ■ wile. t<» Lnelnd< C-ti i-’U'-v Mi l Ail.-.* E. Miles, dated the twenty fourth «i.»v .,f Auxu-t. 1KU re­ corded the twenty fourth <tay or August 1883 and o:-. which there Is dm- .it ithts date three That tbe‘.lx great why you Hundred end’s fifty aud reason 004100 Dolors, fee inongtigees having elected to declare t;.e whole; amount of said murtgiuN due knd pavabte'..MC? nccount of the uon-paymer.r of tbe tnten-.»t due Augu-t twenty fourth 1K‘4 sreonlinz to the icrnre and conditions of .raid ninrrgagv. NoCioo w hereby given cbM. by vfrfne.ot the power, of sale i:i raid mortgage.l shall foreclose the ?nmo hy a sale, at public auction, tntthc highest blduc-r.a: the north front door of flu- Court Haise, In the city of Hast Ines, on the twenty second day ot I>rceinber ir»4sU twelve o’clock uoon.of all that certain niece or n-.rcel.of land situate and being in thtfeity of Hastings, in the County of Barry and State of Michigan, and described as foitaws.to wit: A strip of land r.l- ety one feet a hie off ot and from the north end <if lots num­ bered five huudrwl and nine and five hundred and ten according to th-original plat of tbe village (now city.,of Hastings, recorded in Bi.rryCouety Register'sofllce. s-.iljeet to a n se.i v.xi iun of a strip five feet wide off the north efli-l of said lots for an alley, tlte satue being the Tsiortmured premises. • | Dated September ifith, 1?9I. i ALICE E. MUttS. ilortgagee. Chas. H. Baler. Attorney for Mortgagee. him Wwo Si Sigiaiw W.L. Douglas $3 SHOE Miss Vandec08sden was to have been married next week, and she had agreed with her betrothed, who was present, thlt this would be her last ascension. Snsan ft. Anthony to Spe*k. RocuxrrxH, N. Y., Oct B.—Susan B. Acwony w.u leave ..... next .... -Sunday -------- , -■ Anthony will for y°„.„\ flero ahe la to rake an actlr. nartin’tho tall campaign. The pope-: K p“ Jnto^tL platfohn a ’ ±L^?.ntfratro Blank, and Mira ‘ woman’s suffrage plank, and Mlsa Anthony’s purpose in visiting the west is to speak in favor of that particular feature.\ Cat nu Blvwl’s ThroatHtIXTIXOTOS, W. Va.. °oL «.--On B«ch Fork. 11 mUaaaouth of thia city, William Adklna and Tom Maya, two nromlnentyoungmon, became involred la . difficulty. when Adklna entMara throat May. died rtmo.tlnrt.ndy. Jealouay wm tbe °*UM ot the tTOabl<1' Adkins la still at largo. Das Moinks. la., Oct- 8.—Fire at Adel consumed the opera house and a num­ ber of other buildings in the bu*l“®“ portion. Tbe loo i> between ro.OW and 1100,000; ln.ur.noe about one-ball Fifteen- horses were cremated. Robbed ■ Rank. Txbhe haute, lad.. rtinnal safe blosrers robbed O. W. Shrver's bank at Bloomfield, Ind., money- ______ — ’ Waktox Oct. 8.— Massachusetts renWicans held their state convention E to fiaturtay .nd renominated Goter nor Wolcott- friendship and commerce between the United States and Samoa, under which the right of the United States to the harbor of Pago Pago was guaranteed and secured. bd ^S.V-SB oysSchoolShdes. -LADIESW. TiS’^’^onooh' SEND FOR CATALOGUE * Etnsa Curr, N. Y., Oct 4.—Ex-Vice j ™ six cents a can by using the new Horsford’s Baking Powder, because it requires less quantity than any other. SI'MIHUGE SALE. Default having been made in the moment ot L rnorttri-.jp, made by Dewitt C. Ham -v and his wile, Stan- A. Rasney to Hiram M. Chase. Feb riisrj -'qd. lN»u, and on February 4th. 1M) re­ curdl'd in the o ’ ee oi the KesiHerof Freeds of Barrv County In the State of Michigan, hi Uber 2C of Mortgages on page fiM.on whleli mort­ gage there is efatmed to De due Four Hundred Thirty nine dollars and seventy one cents and no suit or proceeding st taw haring been insti­ tuted to reeov. r th” amount' secured by said mortrngfl or any part thereof. ■’ Therefore by virtue of the power of sale con­ tained In raid morttpige notice is herebv given, that on Satunlr-v. Ihc« tuber 1st IRM. nt ten o'clock In the for. n-x-n. tlierf- will be sold at the north frontdoor otthe r-ntrt House, in the City of Hastings, County of Harry and State of Michigan, said court house being ihr-place lx which the circuit court for tbecounty ot Barry, Is held. Upuldie auction to tlw highest bidder, the premises described in said mortgage, or so mnch thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbe amount due on said mortgage, with the in:.-.rest thereon, and all legal costs, said pren.l■■>-s being situate in the village of Deltuo, in We Conntv of Barry and State of Michigan, and described ns lou number seven!v one and sevrntv lwooC James R. Bush's Addition to the village of Del­ ton. Dated September 5,18M. Hiram M. Chaab, Mortgagee. Alonzo E. Kenaston, Attorney.tor Mortgagee. i. - 4.C-E I 320 FACES. I.«!JST&»rED. «>ara addlUonal lou sad «ul- m,“ , ,h7Lb,' dowdetraou>'r',"re mxo.nlr recommend Uwl promp.ly epos the reaat emMlugot eoorreu a You can save I I. • COOK-BOOK Ou, wllh D, Addrfw Wilbur F. Woke- man. General Secretary, 135 WcstSJd I MARTHA WASHINGTON In tbe shape of u collapse, and the mass of debris did not spread beyond U>t curb. Tho firemen working in lmi'lr.°t th', b',lldl"K »«re wurned ami retreated as rapidly Us possible Some got out from under, but a doaen or more were unable to do to on ac­ count ot the piles ot brick, gins, and recentlv occupied by said J<e>rt>!i Rog. ni & Co to the City of Hali.ica, Michigan. burnt timbers. In addition of said st'»ck of cnods. cov<istinc bta topAetl by Electric Wires. of grocertra. crockery and glass ware 1 will m-|i A yell ot horror went up from the throats of the thousands who were In Said sale wtU be tor cash. the street, and then there wns a crash PHILtl’ T. Couikovk. like an earthquake. Tho air was tilled Assignee. with Just a„d sheets ot dame and ORDKROF PUBLICATION. smoke Some ot the falling wall State of Michigan, Finn Judicial Circuit, m broke ft,. hear, electric wire, Lnancvrv. ■ William H. Brown. Administrator of tbe o.». and the trolley wire . A slash ot tale of Caroline. l-awrenre. doreaaed, Com sputtering electric fluid lighted up Trustep. the 8cen<», r--’ ‘ . .. , -----........... ■ a.--.,, . r-ll'l-, ‘ sunted to got into ‘the stpre* und V-. Lttwrati-v, Fredrr.ck.lt. Lawn.no* ami down the hide streeta to escape being Exliter A. ta'.v:a, defeiidsuta. Hmr pt ml z ip the Circu‘1 Court for tlv shocked. ; A number of men. women « .willy oi Barov.-In Ch*n*-ry. at Hivtim’-. ami children jvero trampled under the Mteh.otiihe isli day of fc^ptember a. Ik. feet of the mghtened spectators, but ju tbi.« ra*.tte It appearing from affi-tavlt on .lie. tlm- th.- urlemtant, Esther A. Len ta Is po! none mis hcriou-U;.' hurt. The aggregate--loss on building apd a rvrttlc: t nt tiita mate, but resides in tire 8t tie of M’v-o ,ri. on taMkut of Philip T. C kn»-.r. ;«.iU4as:..iLi .< su’if tor—it ta onkreii that the % ml «1efeortu£t. Esther A I enn, trr ,-.p- I surcd.' ( .yunon* to Ixt entered herein, withta tour) nibtitha from the d„te <>! thta order, and !a c.ise I <»l an ai*|4*ai-aucv that »h« cause an rnsner :?• 1 POPULISTS CLAIM THE STATE. 1 pfetamilta xoltel’er — ulthii: twenty dr.'< u’tcr Majority in Georgia. : . ---------- —h ' which t • ......... ... UKlVin, WrttU • received at apopulist bhi he as •confessed t»y ‘ijv he »»\i Wd l-pu-resinyu n-.i- , .telegram V»:a- i *! ”* ” = takrn trakrii iiir viifeojcd t»J "----- - was '■ r------- . b An/lmin CVt.ln.. *t._paper __ I___ ) a! . headquarters Friday /wroro. from the °» »“'*> ?*»•» S Watrttn.oopXr Lrtl-. L:ft order to b.« pubitahed in ibe ItaMinc* ttl,- t I'Ak’Klti: K«. .-a •* 'IrWxtuiTwr newspaper nrtnt-JMf printed. naihllwh.ul publlNhtul and circulating in su'd rouMv.nnd that mi< I: publi­ cation be co- tin tied therein at least once In •! Arttfheach week, for six weeks in sncresoitFt. or W.-il h** cause arejpv of till* order to be pr nonaKy served on sanl non resident defendant at lea-'t • .raid election twenty days before the {Imo above prescribed ting county of- for her appearance. ----------- --------} ■. bneriff. t.lerf:.' Clem r.M Smith. 1'eed*. Fro»cCircuit Jurigo. Philip T. C:»ix;rovk. • r: Cotnmtarten1 'omphlnaut’j Solicitor. un G Naslek, Ci<rk. A True Copy.? ° “ ,ur P^unwlon to eu, the Um» « —• *•'<£" «««* dresyed u« worttuera om«, bu aol ten .arraeted by la, « Uaaa o'-' •> Hpcma,."- , “ «—»•» r. s,ock. •II. .ruck NO\ UUuJf?1?: ’*“■ 8: Jol“ B- Naw“ Garry. wb.mu^’^’tL'^ f~L Thou,Namarn. No. 2 H«nrv t-? J>nilMed: Leslie Mon«Ul. l«broioi“r’ Ktab«>» --»« S Hear, ot Ktibert J. Qranv lit. ot srt< Co ', 'a.e .■'■nwd mul Ihu all crodltom 3'LL . *Jr •n- reoalrwl U pmen! “To 1-rol.m. Court, at lOo ftw, u, “J ot llaolua, tor ixamloallon and rtowaiw.. Z ur beforethu uthdav of Maw»h'i.-2?w*,,t -• , H ” in nnhim , , *’ “"ch nctlvlty »re.P< b , *f“‘l IhU year aa prerloualy, flue to Ule hard u^0> )n 1J lm»T n'“l lhe °°n«equOnt decreaw in immigration. The most imnortaut rofnmmetul.tlouaVeUre to fte forort flream Mmhlgan, Minneaoja und Wia- These noble in th* World than tbe intimacy between a French motherand daughter “the mother giving to her daughter all her time, all her thoughts, molding her with infinite devotion, living for her alone, writes Th. Bcnfeon in the Lad iv«-Home Journal. She accent panies her to her lessons, directs her reading, watches day end night w guard that ideal purity which by a sin­ gular inconsequence will be sacrificed, ninety chances out of a hundred, to a man whose life will have been quite the contrary. The mother cannot re­ form marriage as it exists in France-it is an institution full of defects—but she can teach to her daughter all the virtues to moftt the sorrows which al­ most certainly await her. ■FW-L' DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, MASS. Preaident Morton was on Wedneaday . officially notifiedI ot hla nomination a. axe the largest manufacturers ol republican candidate tor governor.. jcs In the world, and guarantee Gen, CoIlia doll.erod th. notification the value by stamping the name and price oa bottom, which protecta you against high addrera Mr. Morton reeled accept­ the prices and the middleman’s profits. Our shoes ing the nomination tn a brief address. . equal custom work in style, easy fitting and wearing qualities. We have them sold every, where at lower prices for the value given than any other make. Take no substitute. If your Wabhington, OcL 5.—A new coun­ dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by terfelt flve-dollar national bank note j has been discovered on the Citizens ; national bank of Nils*. Mich., check letter B. aeries of 18M. The entire • PROBATE ORDER. face of the note is brown instead of duta of MlchUmi. Comity of Barry—ev At a sen*ion ni Ute Probate Court for the black. ___________________ County of Itarrj'. boklen at the Probate office. In the City of IlMtlngt, tn raid county, on Tues­ day tbe 9th <1 ty of October. Id the year one SurrasoNiA, Ala-, OcL 8.—Four young thousand eight hundred and ninety four. children of John D Chandler, of this Prewnt. Chartei W. Armstrong. Judge of place, were cremated. The parents P^Mtae matter of the estate of Uriah 8. left the house, locking the little ones ^oTreEnwanil filing the petition duly verified in, and when they returned the dwell­ Harvev W. Wihlsms. administrator of said ing and aH ita contents were in aahea. of estate praying for reasons therein set forth Him he may be licensed to sell the real estate of said A-pud Womau Burned to Death. deceased as in said petition di scribed. Thereupon It is ordered, that Tuesday the Mascoutah. In., Oct 8.—Mrs. Eliza Merrick, aged 77 years, was burned to nth day OLCfnvember, A. D..lSMc.t ten o clock in tie foreuooa.be asstanedfor the hearing of said death at Okawayville Saturday morn­ petition and that the heirs at law of said de­ ing. While in the house alone she fell ceased and ail uher persons Interested in said estate, are required to appear at a seMkm of into the fire, and, owing to feebleness, said court, then tnbe holde.i at the Probateoffl-M. In tho C.ty '»T Hastings, in said county, and was unable to escape from IL show otuie. if any there be, why the prayer <A Urn petitioner may not be granted. And Ills Axle Wortai Burned. further ordered, that raid petitioner give notice BICHMOXD, Va., Oct A—Tho axle tn the persons interested In said wtat<. of the works of J- & Johnson & Co. were Sudancy of snld petition and the hearing erwf by causing a copy of this order to be destroyed by fire. E3M. SIM,000; inpitbUshed In the Hsstiato Baxnbb, a w«> imivr printed and circulated in said County of Harn', once In each week for three successive w««rt previous W rtjadjy b«r[WBoaros, OeL 6.—Directum and Alla “Jadge o! Probate. will trot st Myrtle park •ctober isotor (A tiuecopy.) f2,500 a side and a purse of 90,000. WOOLLEY & BRONSON TIMETABLE. In effect February n. 1*4. Statiom. ' hOKTH~ Chicago LV....U...... Kalamazoo Lv East Cooper... Richland June!.... Cressey MUo. Deiton a.7 Cloverdale.... Bhultt........................ . Hastings................. Coats Grove Woodland .......... Woodbury VI* D. L.&N. Lansing Detroit Grand Rapids Stations. SOUTH. Chicago Ar Katamazoo Ar... East Cooper Lr.. Richland JuncT. Omsey......... .... MHO Hastings... Cotta Grove. Woodland ... 11 45 It » 11 30 Lansing Detroit.. Grand Bapids.. Traverse City. Charlevoix----Petoskey ......... BayView....;. trains at flag statiocs of the company, who reserve the right to change tb* time of such trains without notice. No.6 will wait at Woodbury for pawengeru from Ko. 1 ooD. I- & N. Baggage must Im at tbe depot at IcsmfLB mix ules Before hearing time of trains, so that agent may have time to check ft properly -. GtberwiseiL may not go forward tuttll next train. H. C.POTTML. Gen*??. �Cart of Thanks. them the oommortial credit, which a safe And still after deuocmeinx them la this To those dear friends and neighbors and stable currency can do. manuer the populist nomiueea expect the who so kindly atoUted during the The earnestness aud force with which votes of Barry county democrats. and burial of my husband, and eepsrtalJy Thursday, Oct it, to tiielKnkht* of PytidM both of thi* rftr Milt gave his reasons left no room for und Kalamazoo am I Indebted for their doubt but that they were his honest con­ The southern states seem to be waking kindness. It it Impossible to express my ■NTKRXD AS SBCOND-CLASS MATTER AT victlens and that he Grnrfy-' believed in uprr-cUtlon |iiu»«V torlAer lb»n to TKK HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICK, up lo the fact that protection has a great M> lint their effort, to ,Ml«t In »ddln« to everything that he said. . AUGUST 14, 1878. The ul« eomfort will eeer bo bekt tn Barred Tbe noble mission of the grand old re­ deal to do with their prosperity. M». Ricilibb Dovt.lt publican party is to lead not only the New Orleans Picayune one of lhe most in­ memory. "righteous but tbe sinners to repentence.” fluential journal* in the south and which Mr. Jordan did not join the republican still opposes the republican movement of Dissolution Nolle*. party alone but with him came six others, the planters and of the people. In speak­ GOVERNOR—John T. Rich. Notice is hereby given that the partner­ UKU’T GOV.-Alfred Milnes. formerly democrats, of Tboniapple town­ er tbe nominations for Congress says:— ship existing between Schumann « Tbe Picayune has no candidates to put for­ Tucker has been dissolved by mutual con­ ship. ward, bur only tbe best men. who will work for There is do denying the fact that it takes the great interests of Louisiana, are wanted at sent. Mr. Schumann will continue tbe AUDITOR GEXmmtSSfay W. Tarjuncture. Tbe Picayune believes that tbe business, pay ait bills and receive all ac­ a great deal of moral courage for a man to this highest interests of the sugar planters will be counts. Ed. Schumann, ATT Y GENERAL—Fred A. Maynard. leave the party with which be has always conserved by electing the right sort of Demo­ Frank Tuckkh. crats to Congre*’. No free trader will or can OOM MR STATE LAKDOFFKJE-W. been identified and in which be has al­ do them any good. Tills country does not exist IJVDX!ATIQM NUTSHKLLED. Creates on a tree-trade policy. It must have a revenue, HI r nU i ioM book out Tali* all about ways held a prominent position. Without ud a large one, and it Is ts providing this rev­ rtjFTPUB. INSTRUCTION—H. R. Patthis wonderful subject. Whatever your views doubt there are many who share Mr. Jor­ enue that protection can be aud ought to lie are on Hypnotism, you will find this book of Bank Statement. given to American industries. That Is demo­ •treat value. Published price, fib cenU. Sent It'D of EDUCATION—Ferry F. Fwwera. dan’s sentiments regarding the party in cratic; it Is American, and It is wise economical Report ot tbe condition et the Hastings City tree, transportation prepared, if you remit » Baautiful Catalogue •ent ou Application. CONGRESSIONAL. power who are only hesitating on account doctrine. Hauk at Hastings. Micbfgnn, at tbe dose of cents for subscription to Homes and Hearths. w. J. OILLINCHAM, Pre,. business. Oct, 2nd,18H. FOB CONGRESS—Hon. Henry F. Tho in- of the lack of moral courage. Mr. Jordan Abraham Lincolu’s first speech ou the A. L, SILVERHAIL, Prln. New York. says that it was tbe hardest thing that he I. H. WHITE, Sec. 4 Trea, tariff question was short and to the Pj^ut COUNTY. ever felt called upon to do in his life, but He said be did not pretend to be learned Loans and dlscouafs .*137,367 37 REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGIS­ is pleased to think that be has taken the . 13,18*3* Stocks, bonds, mortgages, etc .... In political economy, but be thought be LATURE-Hon. David Haggett. . 331» Overdrafts....................................... step. . 140000 SHERIFF—Jas H. MeKevltt. knew enough to know that "when an Furniture and Cxtares . 450oa Other real estate...... CLERK—John G.Nagler. American paid 820 for steel to an English Current expenses and uses paid . 1JS4 03 PROPHETIC WORDS OF HON. REGISTER-Chaa. W. Jo Man. . 88433 38 manufacturer, America had the steel and Due from banks !n reserve cities. . H3 31 Checks and cash asms TREASURER—J. G. Hughes. JAS. G. BLAINE. UTTERED . । an w England had tbe *30. But when be paid Gold coin. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY—Jae. A. Silver coin OCTOBER 1890. *20 for steel to an American manufacturer U fl. andNi Notes. CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERS— America bad both the steel and the 830, 1302,312 23 Total We have made arrangements That was the sum and substance of tbe Hastings Banner IDITORIAL NOTES A SCHOOL FOR 5H0KE THE “New Arrival" tariff question as he viewed itcot Being Fulfilled to Che Latter by HJS10N1STS DEMORALIZED Their Leader has Joined the Republican Party. NIILTON F. JORDAN. OF MIDDLEVILLE, HA8 ANNOUNCED HIS DETERMINATION TO ASSO­ CIATE HIMSELF WITH THE REPUBLICAN PARTY HEREAFTER. He Gives His Reasons Why. * 78,000 00 Id. A good many people argue that Lhe gov­ Capital stock . 18400 00 Surplus fund. ernment should own the railroads of this Undivided pru--... deposits subject to "I lore my country and my eoantrymen. country. Possibly it had, but it would be Commercial check.............................................. I am an American, and rejoice every day 1 a mighty big investment even for Uncle Commercial CertlBteatee of deposit 81XN7 W 0417 30 of my life that I am. I enjoy the general Sam with all his resources. In this coun­ Savings deposits....................................... 10,000 00 Notos nod bins rediscounted prosperity of my country, and know that try the railroads represent an Investment Total..................................... 83W313 23 tbe workingmen of this land are the best of 810,000,000,000.00. ■ To organize and State of Michigan, County of Barry -oa. f, Dan W. Reynolds cashier of tbe above named fed and the best clothed of any laborers "on operate such a mighty system would give Bank, do solemnly swear that the above state­ the face of the Earth. Many of them tbe party In power an opportunity to form ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Dan W. Rkynolds, Cashier. have homes of their own. They are sur­ one vast machine that would virtually con­ Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of OcL. law. Wm. h. Powaaa, rounded by all tbe comforts and many of Notary public. trol elections. Cobkxct—Attest: tbe luxuries of life. I shudder, however, CiiamraR Mnsskk ) at the thought that tbe time must come D. G Robinson ► Directors. Tbe populists are in favor of the free Wm. H. Powaits 1 when all this will be changed-, when the coinage of sliver at lhe ratio of 16 to 1. At general prosperity of tbe country will be the last democratic state convention tbe destroyed! when tbe great body of work­ democratic party declared for something ingmen |n this land, who are now so vastly different than that. prosperous, will hear their wives and For several weeks past it has been gen- children cry for bread! that the day must (Tally known, and to his intimate friends come when the great factories and manu­ ip both parties it has been known for sev­ factories of this land will shut down, and eral months, that Milton F. Jordan, of there will be the silence of the tomb. And Middleville, has not been in accord with the reason why it must be so is this: The ttxe democratic administration. In the great southern wing of the democratic past be has been probably the most active party are determined to establish the doc tjrkcr in the democratic ranks in Barry trine of Free Trade in this land. They unty. Through thick and thin, through will be assisted by their northern allies. tain and shine, be has worked for the The fight to now on. There is a great luecess of the principles that be has advo- body of visionary but educated meu who teted and in return lias bad anything at are mnployed day by day In writing Free the hands of his parly that be has asked Trade essays and arguments in favor of for. that doctrine, which find their way into It had almost been the height of his am­ every democratic newspaper in the land. bition to see democracy successful iu na­ “The great body of our people have tional politics because he believed in the never experienced, themselves, the suf­ principles advocated by that party, and ferings which always result when the pro­ that they were necessary for tbe more per­ tective principles are laid aside. Poison­ fect administration of our governmental ed and excited by the wild statements of affairs. So when Grover Cleveland, the these writers and the demagogue appeals perfect embodiment of democratic princi­ of the democratic speakers, the result will ples, was elected President of the United be that, in the very near future, these States, and at his back stood a Congress forces which are’ now working will be that was largely democratic in both strong enough to defeat at tbe polls the houses, none gloried more than he. Set­ party advocating tbe doctrine of protec­ tling himself down to await the magnifi­ tion. It must inevitably Toliow that un­ cent results that he felt certain would certainty and doubt will ensue. more than meet his most sanguine expec­ “The business men of the country, fear­ tations, he hailed tl>e inauguration of the ing the destruction, will decline to engage nation’s chief executive. For over a year in business; consequently mills will be shut and a half be waited in vain for the first down and the workingmen will be thrown thing that met with his anticipations. In­ out of employment. Tbe people will then stead of seeing a people happy, contented see, as we have never seen before, and and prosperous he saw them wretched, that they cannnot be prosperous and have dissatisfied and Idle. Instead ef seeing work while this principle Is threatened. factories running he saw them closed. In­ In the midst of this suffering they will stead of seeing justice given to the .boys learn that tbe only way that they can be in blue, be saw a niggardly pension policy prosperous and happy is to vote for the pursued that was a discredit to this great party that will build up the industries government In short tbe rosy theory of by which they have gained a livelihood— democracy when put to the test fell far because they can see clearly that when a short of his expectation. He saw as never manufactory Is shut down there Is no de­ ■ before tbe necessity of protection, not only mand for the tiling which they have lo to the agricultural, but also to tbe manu­ sell, and that is their labor” facturing interests as well, and be com­ menced to advocate protection. Hla pa­ triotism soon led him to censure tbe unjust Tbe democrats of Barry county will pension legislation, and almost before be have the extreme pleasure of voting for was aware, bis criticisms of tbe party he men who have denounced their party In had fought so hard to establish tn power the severest terms. For instance, W. O. bad placed him in the republican ranks. Lowden, the fusion candidate for prosecu­ He fought the growing convictions that tor, said of the democratic party two yean were leading him to the party that he had ago, when he accepted nomination on tbe always opposed but in vain. populist ticket that “be despised both of At the democratic state convention in the old parties as they were rotten and Grand Rapids he was unanimously nomi­ corrupt to tbe core; that he hoped his right nated for the office of Lieutenant Govern­ band would lose its cunning if it ever or, and declined the nomination. At the handed up an old party ticket, etc.” We democratic county convention he was havn’t learned yet that Mr. Lowden’s elected chairman of the democratic county right hand has loot Its cunning though it committee, which office he resigned sever­ is reasonable to suppose that be voted al days ago. for himself two yean ago despite the fact In conversation with tbe writer Mr. that his name was on t he (“old party”) Jordan declared in favor of protection. democratic ticket Possibly be might Calling attention to the fact that though have handed up tbe “old party ticket” tbe democrats had absolute control of though with his left hand, and thus avoid­ every branch of tbe national legislature ed the dire calamity that might have be­ yet they had deme nothing, and be had lost fallen him bad he handed it ud with his all hope and confidence In the ability of right hand, Tbe doctrine of probabilities tbe democratic party to legislate In the might play an Important part In such a Interests of a people like ours. case. He denounced the democratic adminis­ But Mr. Lowden isa’t alone in denoun­ tration for Its pension legislation and de­ cing the democratic party by any means. clared that no political party, seeking to All candidates on the fusion ticket, for pnt In jeopardy the scanty pittance of the they are all populists have denounced the veterans who defended our flag, M worthy democratic party which in turn they com­ of the confidence of a true patriot. pelled to endorse tbeir (the populist) tick­ Mr. Jordan fully appreciates the fact et Wm. H. Merrick, tbe fusion nominee that with Grover Cleveland as president for sheriff, presided at the populist con­ the silver question cannot be an issue un vention last June which declared as folin be expressed his full and in the ability ot tbe repsbll- £2^7 KS T*he Kansas City Journal LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER. H. J. FRflKER New Sheet and Music Books. with, the largest Music Publishing House in America, to furnish us with their latest publications every month which wilt-unable the music teachers and lovers of music to select the very latest songs and instrumental music. The first installment is at our store now for inspection. The Music is first class and prices reas­ onable. JOHN BE55MER, ‘ The jeweler. "STALEYS WESTERN MADE truthfully says of McKinley. "His name alone Is a synonym for the hopes of all who are now enduring business and financial depres­ sion.” THESE QOObJ Fusion Is unpopular. The great majori­ ty of voters have too much respect for their honest opinions, to vote for some­ thing they don’t believe in. MADE PROFIT Parties represent principles. Candldates on the fusion ticket represent neither party nor principle. A’G-Staley Mfg-Gq Factory South Bend — Ind. SENAfOR PATTOWS SPEECH. the Best Qoods An attentive and Enthuriastlc Audience Listened-to him Saturday evening. For the first time the people of this cjty aud vicinity had the pleasure' of llstenltig to lhe Junior Seuater fro is Michigan In our national legislature Saturday evening. Senator Patton was chosen to succeed the late Senator Stockbridge last May. and at once made himself prominent In the coun­ cils of his party by a very able speech in tbe Senate in defense of Michigan and her industries. The opera house Saturday evening was comfortably well filled with attentive listeners. In a clear, clean-cut speech, free from any mud-throwing, and abounding with logic aud reason he showed the errors of democratic theory. He said that polllies are being more and more regarded simply as business propositions, and being studied more and more as they effect the pockets of every man. He showed how the democ­ ratic and republican parties professed to believe In two different and opposite sys­ tems. Tbe republican party believed In protecting everything we produce at home that would come In competition with the pauper labor of Europe. It believed in letring other countries send In articles which can not be produced In this country free of duty, provided they allow us to ship an equal amount «f goods, which we do pro­ duce, to those countries free of duty. This doctrine was embodied in the McKinley bill that monument of republican legislation. The democratic party has repeatedly de­ clared for free trade. It does not believe in protecting our industries, but it believes In openlngour markets to the whole world, necessarily bringing our well paid labor In active competion with the pauper labor of Europe. Senator Patton said that thb was what they said they believed, bat do they? No. The Gorman bill which Isa democratic measure is a protective bill and raises tbe tariff on over 50 articles higher than was named in the famous McKinley bill. The speaker Intimated that this didn’t look very much as if tbe democrats themselves re­ garded protection as unconstitutional and as a fraud. Tbe democrats of tbe southern states through threats ot non support of that measure secured protection for their own prod octa, while Michigan and most of tbe northern states were hit hard. With bay protected by a tariff of *4,00 per ton yet over *1.000,000 worth of hay was ship­ ped into this country from Canada after paying tbe *400 tariff. Tbe Gorman bill cot tbe tariff to *S 00 and already the Can. adlans are commencing to flood our hay markets. Aside from this they put eggs aud about everything the farmer produces on the free list, besides attacking our great lumber, coal and salt Industries. Senator Patton’s speech was sound, clear and logical and delivered In a very con­ vincing manner. k CENT The (unionists have placed the name of W. Hicks, of this city, on their ticket for Representative. How lhe faithful are being rewarded! . Afton A. Dibble. Middleville Lillian M. Cook. Ouego Jay B. Teadt. Middleville Nellie B. Hall. Battle Creek Fred B. Todd. Hastings Mamie Young*. Carbon BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET. PracUGai Business Training FOR THE HONEY A In The Market g-Gq Factory SouthBend - Ind. E-W-MORRILL*® YOU ARE INVITED At any time you are in the city to • call and look over our fine and complete stock of 5-A and other Horse Blankets and our excellent Plush Lap Robes. We have the finest stock ever shown in the city. Winter is coming on and you will need something of this kind. Come and see us when you do. Yes, winter is coming and you may want a stove. Our stock is complete. We can.t describe them all, but don’t fail to see what we have in this line when you want a stove. Yours very truly, �HastiN(' Banner. 18m; < ■—Thirty, <><=*• »*> —- w ». COOK. K**1 EJI“r- Jk/ he always came back! While 1 would not adriae my L. E. STAvrrKu. and wife and the children should hare good stout shoes, something that will keep the feel day aud warm. We make a fRLD L. HE.RTH. 'I'HE DRUGGIST’S. >■]„ best Drug Store in the unt< !•' i>ave >onr fampy ^eipt> filled at a low price yith pure goods. jnedoor east of City Bank. this fall and Winter when you Iftnem-H'* in/ of buyrrfg a BIBLE that art' thM ■'•nt for the American Bible 1 am a and will save you Fifty Per Cent. RED l. HERTtiThe Druggist news. ’ . CKCULflTlON • 5,5 quires. changes for advertisements office Tuesdays at latest to ■Umi in the issue of the week HW Poultry. When these fall rains come year self j\'K sVl FFS put up [ cis week, ' worted up by . Hnkenon dctecUve, Ludlow ta a married man. Tbe reldenee- ^M^6. Bmlly Root bee returned to Turk. Is purely circumstantial. customers and trlcnj. to Ml their poultry so early lu the season J Arelre 10 uy 10 those who wish to sell now that I wm take them on Monday and Thursday ot each week. Highest price In creh or trade. t)Nl>lTlOX POWDERS, SmCEIPTS, and ^Tocal PERSONAL mention. rarellug. g„, Hotd ,Bd 0- w Ludlow arenowlodgMlnt.il. Th* «« has been 'Virile Wightman, ot Chlregn. l8 ln then brut specialty ot such toot wear and ask you to call aud see our uew>toek. It will pay you. Woollkt A Bsoxbok, Tbe running team which went lo Do­ wagiac last week to take part In the tree race advertised to take place at tbe county fair were sadly disappointed. Owing to tbe rainy weather the society was l.-tt M deeply in debt that It could not ui.o the purse, consequently tbe boys didn’t tun. Don’t tall to attaud the finest entertain­ ment ever given In this city next week Wednesday, Oct IT. The soprano Madame Musin, aud the eontralto. Miss Bessie Bonsall are both noted \oouoert i^f«kron“‘ ” V““““ Men<l« kei£>“i/' m Nt’k“n tel"n,rt ,r°“ M“«- *egon Saturday. /tank Quinn, of Grand Rapid,. the city last week. Mr and Mre Gea Brook, are vteltlug friends at Prairieville. ineSHCiWlN WILLIAM'S FAINT fr™.r’o,!\d M"‘ SUuffer returned from Chicago Friday night. Mrs. R. K. Grant and daughter Grace were In Grand Rapids Saturday. C. H. Bauer and J. L. Crawley were In Charlotte lut week on business. Mrs. Anna Mason and Mrs. W. N. Chid­ ester were in grand Rapids Tuesday. Mrs. James P. Roberts spent Sunday in NuhvllM with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hale. Mrs. Hulda Reed left for Guys Mllb, Pa, Sunday night, for an extended visit HODERN bRUQQIST Mrs. B. Wright has gone on an extended visit in Kalamazoo and Van Buren counties. ko. Mrs. IL B. Dunlap and daughter Hilda, returned to Ellsworth Wednesday morn­ ing. never to shake bauds with any one. They wear a badge Ini token ot this IdelennlnTom Thatcher, of Boston, is in the city atlon. and print their names often In lotnl this week on bnslness connected with the papers, with tbe reqnest that people tor- Wool Boot Co. bear to offer them their imeim intested j/^fr. and Mrs. C. G. Holbrook returned hands. from a several weeks visit with friends at Isaac Allerdlng was found guilty of Laramie, Dakota, Friday, T|ie Most Economical DRUG and BOOK STORE in Hastings. ON GUARD WE are always “on guard" watch­ ing the interests of our patrons, and incidentally our own. We keep everything in the line of Boots and. z. itas Feiohnsr. N'psi ly ■? “ ry lady who wants a new dress !>.st >ws upon us her patronage. instantly receiving all the latest Mis- Lteu Feighxeh. ' ; low prices ou jackets, I . ;-t* sets them al! talking. SrAVLDIXGte. We and w - always willing-to publish church .? notices, but they miut be ir. Monday or Tu-sday to insure I: i* reports t that W. E. Hicks was seen id Middleville very late Saturday night It i» »«•» tiiat be was called there on strict!y political !-u»lness. Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Dirnoad and Mrs. R. B. Dunlap gave a pleasant pedro party Friday cv-ulag. Mrs. C. W. Jordan and TC. N. Cbkkister won first prizes. We extend to the ladies of Hastings and vleinll} a most cordial invitation to* hspect our. line of dress goods. Come if cm■>’t0 Spa vijmno’s. thousands flocking to the towns through which his ear was to pass. He only makes a few points in Michigan, and every one who can should go to Grand Rapids. The first meeting of lhe Woman’s Club was held in the Episcopal- parish bouse Tbe longer the Horn Clement Smith re­ feet in size. The lower floor will contain mains upon tbb bench as judge of tbe fifth reception and smoking rooms, also a bil­ judicial eircalt court tbe more apparent it liard hall and kitchen. There will be a beeomes that tbe people made no ip istake twenty fool veranda entirely around the in electing him to that responsible portion. building, which when screened in will It Is doubtful if there can be found, even form an outdoor lounging place. On the among our circuit judges of long experi­ lawn will be a Urge parade ground where ence, a more flattering record than that a large portion of drills will be held. presented by Judge Smith. Of lhe six ap­ Besides a large barn and boat house will pealed cases from Calhoua circ ill which lie at the disposal of the members and wholesalers in every part of the country. Program for the next meeting of Barry The board of Supervisors convened Mon- County Teachers’ Association to be held in ♦y and organized by electing Frank Me- the High school room, Middleville, on Sat­ •Oerby. as chairman. The board will probably be in session for a week ar more J/* new p.e,t once has been estaMlabed » lhe county. It U called High bank and le located In Balttnsore. near Norma leitnain’s farm. The postoffice is la Frank Wolcott's bouse. Let Hastings’ people show they wta wPPort first class attractions by attending ta Ire,, tbe Odd Mn.la concert company urday, Oct fifi, commencing at a. m. Devotional exercises. Conducted by Rev. Address of Weieome—M. F. Jordan, dences. The people are beginning to recog­ nize the fact that these lights cost but little more than ordinary lights, make no dirt, are easily kept clean, give better light and possess very many advantages not bad by tbe ordinary lamps. Tbe companys charges are very moderate and to aay that they are being appreciated we need only refer to the fad that last month vlllft. Method^ in Arithmetic—Don. D. Put­ about S 150,00 worth of wiring was done, tbe great part of which was for private residences. And the companys decision to run the lights all night will no doubt be Irving. DriU by puplie of let Intermedlete de- week Wednesday. Seats 50 eents. <ta sale Monday at F. L. Heath’s. putnK<rt—Mlee Fennie Rogers, leecher. Peper. Tbe Teecber In School end So­ Road I'ommlsslonen eaa find 3 Ineb Bridse 1‘isnb at „ur T>rt (n B^unga. Other people can find anything they want ciety—Mlee Minnie Werdeil. Heetinge. Dlecueekm led by B. F. GeekllL Milo, Drill by pupil* of Primary deportment, 'f’ the line ot lumber and shingles. their guests. The Hastings Electric Light and Power Co. have decided lo run their plant all night especially for tbe accomodation of those who have these lights in their resi­ Middleville. nam. Heatings DImalon. led by MU» Ellie Glrwln, Mlee Furnlee, teecber. Paper Grammar, Edward Waebbnrn. DiKoMon led by Win Harper, Middle- Cur goods are just exactly as we represent them. It pays you, it pays anyone to buy good goods. We keep them and sell them at just as low a price as anyone in Michigan. We have a full line of rubber goods in­ including the Snag Proof rubber boot W. H. SPENCE CASH NO other terms will buy our goods, but we make it worth your while to make an extra effort to throw the store book and credit system behind for good. We prefer to make a small profit and the means of inducing many more to con­ a sure one, to the chance of making a nect. The writer bad the pleasure of attend­ ing tbe Charlotte fair Thursday last and larger one with the risk of loss. dMplle the oold relnr weether bed the pleaeure ot eeelhfi one ot the f.l» ever given In tbe state. The: ertlWto were *11 Ot *n exoeptlonelly fine cbereeter. th. reeoe good, end the progrent exeeoted with * enep end e deeb tbet we* commend.file- Deeplte the rein thet tell In Cher▼Hie. Paper: Tbe Teaebere’ Succeed—Ml»* ’eeek. The weather was bad. but tbe rink tone all dey long tbe edmieslon* amount­ . *“ 0 to !*• utmost capacity, and tbe Anna Jebnaoo, Hastinga. ed to nearly fiWOO Thunder elone. Radiation—Mlee Daley Dowling, Mid­ The encore* ot the Eeton county telr Is ‘Peaker was roundly applauded through V o ' dleville. ’____ . _(U1 doe wholly to the efforts ot the "two prin­ Tbe program will be inwr.per.ed ters, ” I’reeldnnt Green, ot Ollreb end conn: o Pn>1 aterlia*'’ absence on achin ,?‘Se accUtan< which happened to alngltre under the dlreerion of C. N. » ew>. Secretary Perry, ot Charlotte, and * prepreHreMd perfectly hannonioos organlchan. " 1,-1 8chocl will be under the Middleville. Come Inteudtok w part in the dimuMHons and don t forget to zatlon tliroogbont. At Charlotte ns « bring your “ singing departmen Breton the abrenceot *11 gambling deprobsn H*che™- Another teacher will Gao. S. BAaarrr, Paestw o 'Lbet“B"4 "«» ctmnr of a .tone wee noticeable and commendaMe. Johk KrrcHAx. Sec. ‘cw oi the classes. Bratier, Tomumbom asm Rtnia. Woodland citizens turned ant In toll torretohnar Washington Gardner last S/io?s that will please you. Phillips & Erb call your attention to their fine line of tea’s and coffee’s. Nothing better can be found In tbe city. Now Is the time you want potatoes ami vegetables. We can surely suit you it you order from us. Fresh canned goods received all the time. • Friday afternoon. A very delightful pro­ John Quinn, well known in this city, gram was carried out. Tbe president Mrs. was arrested in Traverse City last week Barlow opeped with an address. The ladies where be had for some time been going of tbe club who had been away from home under the name of Smith, upon the this summer gave brief accounts of their charge of getting money under false pre­ trips. The first regular meeting will be tenses. The case has been settled and held Nov. 2. The motion was made and Mr. Quinn released from jail. carried that all members not present at Concerning the club house which the roll call should pay a fine of five cents, uniform rank Kk I’., of Kalamazoo will also those not sending an excuse for ab­ erect at Gull Lake next summer, the Tele­ sence a like amount graph saya: The building will be 30x100 have been passed upon by the supreme court Judge Smith'* decisloos have been The Wool Bout Company will ship out affirmed in five Instances and reversed In one good sized train load of wool boots this month the shipments being made to one only.—Marshall Statesman. * LOOKS BEST Mrs. Then. Campbell went to Middle­ ville to visit her husbands relatives. rape by the jury in Circuit Court, but has । Mrs. Dickinson, of Nashville, and daugh­ not yet been sentenced. Elmer Cisco ter, Mrs. B. B. Wilcox, of Alpena, visitedfound guilty of larceny. John McPharlaii friends in the city last week. :■ u this W attended tbe plead guilty of stealing from dweUlag in Mr. and Mrs. IL 1. Hendershott, Dr. day time and sentence suspended. John and Mrs. Lowry and Mrs. E. A. Rider Kyan plead guilty to drunkenness, sen ­ iadies and children's fleece ware In Grand Rapids, Tuesday. tenced 6 months at louia. The Middle­ v^lss Alttle Beadle has returned from i! botw at Miss Felgbners. ined ville dam case is bow on trial/ XI rand Rapids, to accept the position of Beat is the best flour made. At the senatorial convention at Ver­ stenographeflpr the Hastings City Bank. «! it? For sale at Stauffer's. Haw j are going with a rush. montville yestesday. Miner Keeler, of Mrs. Timmerman and Mrs. H. A. Bar­ Our Middleville, was nominated as State Sena­ SfAVLlJlNtt’S. tier returned from Winona, Minnesota tor for this district, and for the compli­ last week where they have been visiting M. L. Cook have moved ment made the convention a very fine relatives. :.-r's bouse in the second speech, that had the true republican ring. the Ovide Musin cuneert | Mr. Keeler is a business man, a young ^zT’rof. Holden, of Traverse City, arrived man of ability, shiewdneas and good here to take Prof. Sterling^ place tn the on sale Monday at F. L. I judgment No better selection could have High School until the latter is able to re­ been uuule. turn to his duties again. .• -t. i»rigMesi,^DewesL largest Those coupons to be had with cash trade Gov. McKinlag Um? champion of protect­ stock ot dress goods in Hastings E. Y. Bogie’s, ion speaks at Hartanant hall. Grand Bapids at W. H. Goodyeafs. to morrovr^iight A large delegation from Woolley and Bronson’s, Hicks & Spence Sever;/. from tbL city went to Mid- this eitv will go down to hear him. Mc­ and L. E. Stauffer’s are worth looking : ■ vil> St: jrday afternoon to bear Seua- Kinley's recent journey through the west after. They go same as cash at F. R. tor Patton, of Grind Rapids. has been one continued ovation, people t»y Pancoast’s store. Ca'l art —'>.:r line before you buy a WEARS LONGEST SOLD BY soloists, while to hour Ovid Mnsln plsy tbe violin la worth alone tbe price ot ad­ Mrs. Brock and sister, of Charlevoix, mission. are visiting .John Brock and wife at OtseThere Is said lo exist In Russia a society whose members are so filled with the tear otdasease germs that they hare agreed COVERS MOST J- T. Umbard and daughters were U) Grand Rapids Saturday. ►me new October kivas at Come a IpabldiiD = K. K. WANT. Cash Clothier. �The Evening News, 60,000' A'J The Great Daily of Michigan. A FULL-GROWN ?\AN. It ha* stood the test ot pubUc opinion for si years, progressing and growing in strength year by year, admired by publishers and all people for its fearless, manly attitude on all public questions, and for its intrinsic merit as a great newspaper. Stands Head and Shoa'dere Above all Others. THE EVENING NEWS, 2 CtNTS PER COPY. 10 CENT® A WEEK. t1.1« FOR 3 MOUTHS SY MAIL. DETROIT. Ageacic* ia every village, town and city in the State ©f Michigan. <K^Q30C«XOS<KDtXX^ n ■&y . l^mmwd^NSToNa ru iiw ir^ a r» n. c i« | [TO BE OOXTtXVSn.J — A frtend lu m«1 * « ««>d ind^d. red not l«s ttaui one million !*•?»'* *“*• found just such a friend in Dr. KtaFJ New Discovery for coiwumpffon. and cold*. If you have navsr used chto great rough medicine, one trial wjB-oohDr. OUm Wendell Holmoe. the Celebrated vhw<j you that U has wooderful curativu LK.wea lu all dlseaws of throat, ehaat and Muno. Each bottle is guaranteed to। do all that II claimed or money will bere। funded. Trial bottle* free at W. H. GoodI year’s drug store. Irftrge bottles 50c and DRATH OF DU. HCI.MKS. ___________ _________ Bostox, Oct. «.—Oliver Wendell !81.00. Holmes, the famous poet, essayist, Four Big.Mu<*•*•©•novelist, phdooophcr und sciential, Having the needed merit to more than died at his residence, Beacon street,, make good all the advre-tWng claimed for shortly before 3 o’clock Sunday after­ them, tbe following four remedies have noon. He paflh-vd peacefully, away reached a plienomenal sale. Dr. King’s after si) illness of short duration, the New Discovery, for eonsumptiou, coughs immediate cause of death being heart colds, each bottle guuranleel—Electric failure, tho result of extreme old Bitten, the great rernwiy for liver, stom­ age. *H;s son, Judge' Oliver W. ach nnd kidneys. Bucklens Arnica halve Holmes. Jr., the judge’s wife and Dr. the best in the world, and Dr. Klug’s New Charles P. Putnam, the family physi­ Life Pills which are n perfect pill. All cian, were at the bcxlsidc. Dr. Holmes' these remedies are guaranteed to do just death was not unlocked for, as he had what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name Is attached herewith will be been ailing for about ten days, or since glad to tell you more of them. Sold at W. he returned from Beverly, where his H. Goodyear’s drug store. summer residence is located. The fu­ Bucklen’* Arulca Halve neral will probably take place Wednes­ day from King’s chapel. It will be The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever private. sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, Sketch of Dr. Holmes' Life. Oliver Wendell Holme* v.-an born In Cam­ corns, and all skin Irfuptions, and posi­ bridge. Mm*.. August ». 18». Hl* father w** tively cure plies or no pay required. It tho celebrated Yale tutor. Rev. Abtel Is guaranteed to give perfect aattefaetion Holmes. He Aral enjoyed tbe common or money refunded. Price 25 cents per school advantage* of Now England boys, having M hl* companion* la Cambridge Mar­ box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the garet Fuller. Richard Henry Dan*. Jr., and druggist. other* who attained eminence In letters. En­ Buchanan has a bulldiug boom. tering Phillips academy. Andover, he prepared himself to enter Harvard college. OlMlngutabConfusion as to the choice of a blood ing himself for bls metrical rendition of the first book of the ASneld. In college he was m- purifier is unnecessary. There is but one sociated with William H Chandler. James best Sarsaparilla, and that Is Ayer's. This Freeman Clarke and others who afterward became famous. Ho was graduated in 18»k Important fact was recognized at the During hi* collegiate career he was known World’, Fair, ChlcMO. ISOS, being tbe for his literary abilities, contributed liberally to tho college publications and wrote pooms only blood-purifier admitted to be placed for college events. In 1K». when It was pro­ on exhibition. posed to destroy the old frigate Constitution, i Holme* wrote his poeui beginning: "Aye. tear Muskegon’s dog catcher has resigned. । her tattered ensign down.” which immediately If lhe care of tbe hair were made a part ! gave him great reputation os a poet. j | He studied law In ihunbridge and produced a of a lady’s education, we should not see | so many gray heads, aud the use of Hall’s : number of humorous poem*, which contributed , «> «• eelebrttr llelrti .luchM lo U» pro- Hair Benewer would be unnecessary. j tewlon feaalon ot b« spent »pent several several years tn In of modtelao. medicine, he |I p Brlg and is decree, Davidson is to build a 57.000 town hall. Farit. »nd ln In irao 1836 ^oeivefl received h hi* decree. in In 18® 18® ,: tewas chosen tor professor of anatomy and |I A fine head of hair Is an inrti.nonaei.is Indispensable physiology at Dartmouth cortege and the next A fine head of hair is an Luaispcnsauie | ■ <olwmwnt nf honiity. Ayer’s Flair Vigor I 'lemtnt of n,lr V1|tOr Death Claims Two More Famous American Oitixons. “We could have gotten more out of him, if wtf had needed tt>,” said Tor­ rance. “He's not bad. Dependence and other tiling have made him shack­ ling. I am gratified to see that he doesn’t understand Amerson. There’ll be no difficulty in getting the truth out of him on the stand, however re­ luctant he may bo to hurt one who lie thinks has befriended him. I thought best, however, to say nothing to him of what we discovered today. It'll be well for Rachels to know it, and I asked him to come to my room to-mor­ HE BECAME DEATHLY PALE. row. You’re sure of his discretion, he’s obliged to „have some feeling for — you say? Yes; well, I'll tell him, and the m«n*that*s been good to him, when he must keep it to himself till Monday. ho or.;nA Ea Ko " he sees he s going to be ruined. I wanted to impress the boy with the “Natural, perfectly natural. I knew great seriousness of the case. You he wanted only a little time. Mr. Carsaw how he winced once or twice at rather, i.. perfectly honorable m.n, what I said. I intended to make his tho I jgassnrhnxetts Relinquishing his profeasor­ maintains useful freshness and luxuriance, hair rise a little, then let it lie down and I ntn sure he never dreamedI of the intention oi his employer in having | ship at Dartmouth he began the practice of restore to faded and gray hair Its original again. He’ll feel like it’s going to lift him make a copy of that paper.” I medicine in Boston. In IM’he succeeded Dr. him off his feet, Monday. It was well removes “Of course I didn't. Mr. Torrance," “'a"“ ’ch“‘ color, prevents baldness and to see him, mainly for the purpose of ., ,. . . ,, I and became a lyccum lecturer. dandruff, and cores scalp diseases. It nu Mrst Ho0k of roem.. deciding how we should handle him on said Owen, in humble reassurance. » of p^. WM published tn gives perfect satisfaction. the stand. There’s going tfo be no “I didn’t dream of such a thing, and I I ilis fi„t Holland is to have a new city directory. trouble. I declare it touched me to see can’t imagine how come Mr. Amerson ' Boston tn 183& It contained forty-five pieces, to make such a mistake.” , I including some of those which established hi* tears in his eyes when I spoke of what “It was that rilvinltv I montl'nngwl fama us a humorist and reenforced hl* roputaliev. R. N. Middleton. M. E. clergy­ u... „„ “ was «■»> ‘“’•“ty 1 mcnt>one<l Uoii n So,a B[ur Ms sort oi man his father was, and. what an honorable name he had left. Jt j «ow. it was‘God.Almighty that 1 c<ot0n w the Harvard professorship he pub­ man. Cedar Springs. Mich., says; Sleep - - “- ’m - **» Gus, - just before your Mahed a volume of was every word the truth. Heigh-ho!” ■ made llihed o! medical caaaya. oaaaya. including Including and rest were strangers tn me after preach­ young friend is to be culled up. sup- throe which hud won for him the Boyi-> Ing till 1 used -Adirood*.*’ Now I sleep ~ ...in n.I.A. nw.1 Hht Twaltinn aa Ir*nt‘Hr. ______ ________ pose ^you have a nice little toddy for Bion prize*, nud hi* position uh a scientific। soundly and wake refreshed; I can CHAPTER XX hearth writer wm assured. Between 18S8 and 1383 be Early after breakfast on .Monday W™. and take him to »ne of the joey successively «iidcd valuable cssayu and mono­ ’ recommend “Adlroada.’’ Solti by W. H. morning Torrance and Dabney went to r°oms-’ graphs to his scientific productions, and । G^txlyear. ’ the enurthouso and waited for Rachels 1 “‘Got it already in my pocket, Mr. many of them have taken their places aa clastics in medical literature. The establish­ Torrance.” Battle Creek Presbyterians wi|J build a and Carrn therfc ment of the Atlantic Monthly In 1857 afforded “Ah, you good man! you thoughtful, a medium for the worir upon whicht n S10.000 church. “I feel first rate this morning, Dab­ kind pro+ider! ” tbe literary fame of- Dr. Holme* wns ney., Good faith, I feel nigh as young uc oacK ana He wauieu walked icisureiv leisurely back and re- securely founded—- The Astocrat oi the as you look. What a man is there in .timed hb. chair. As the justices and , TsSlfc” eos.er^Uoa^ tapers, laRachels! to say nothing of the sort of „.i .... eluding some of the noblest poem* and floeat toddy he can make for an old fellow­ othe^pcame in. he met all with pitas- | -wigdoni >c.l bumor of the author. "The Pro­ like me to go to sleep with. I don't ant greetings. Mr. Flint came in with • feasor of tho Breakfast Table" next appeared. When she was a Child, she cried f ■r Guocrla. • । followed in course *by Poet at* — tho“■ "The ~ take ’em often, specially at night; but Watson. 1861 ---------Elate-----------Vcaner." “How do. myoid friend, that looks BreakfMt Breahtost Tabla" Table." In ’— When she becamo Mbw. «i»e clung to Cartorix I thought I would last night, as much ] tho first of Dr. Holmes' ventures Into the When she had Children. nho gave them CLuftoria. nigh ns younir as -you, u atson. or me for politeness’ sake to Rachels as any­ । realm of fiction', appeared, and in 18C8 ‘The cither, tKut I know am at least a year Guardian AngeL" , thing else. Yes, he’s a good man. The in the advantage of you. Have yon older I get the more I admire how it His works of a biograplcal nature were tbe is that the good Lord of|en puts in seen Mr. Rainer, Mr. Flint? He wants memoirs of John Lothrop Motley and of Ralph lowly places men such as him. But to have a chat with yon, he told me.” A cabbage patch In Avery, Berrien “I him >• , mlnnt.., Sqniro county contains 700 acres. yonder they come. What a graceful mover is Carruthers, in spite of his rance, in the store. They sas some in Nautilus” wm hl* oru favorite, and by A (Jut'enly Head consent one of the coniuxncrutch, and how tastefully got up! the store, and he told me he’d come up ' geuoral Well, Gus. flow do, Mr. Carruthers? with me time or nigh time I got here. ■ lnQle lyric* of the lansuage. Of hla aa- can never rest on a body frail from disease Yonder he is now ” i tirieal P0®018 ‘Tho MonU Bully- and of tho any more than the lovely Illy can grow In xonoerne i. now. .. bumorou* pieces The Wonderful One-How The top of the morning to you, sir. If When Consumption fastens Rainer beckoned him away, and then *rc cUoic^ hi* fame u a -poet of oo- sterile soil. you and I were better acquainted I’d Torrance said: cmIous" is world-wide, and almo«t every poem Its hold upon a victim, the whole physical call you Owen, knowing and respect “Well, Watson, whut’S the least bad produced for a special function ha* taken structure commences Its decay. At such ing your father as I did. But on suc|x a period, before Hie disease Is too far ad­ as that we’ll talk hereafter. I want vanced, Dr. Piercers Golden Medical Dis­ to have a little chat with you about ever errant self. I m glad to w?e you. with the utmost cnthu*l*m and hospl- covery will arrest and eure it. Send € I ’ d always rather be with you in a ease I tallty everywhere. His son. Oliver Wendell this paper just handed me by the clerk, cents In stamps fora Book (60 pages) oa which purports to be, but is not, the than against. But I can see in vour '• Holme*. Jr., became a professor In the Har- Consumption and Its cure. Address very eye that you are not going to fight j Uw •«“«»»•» I0**5 oa_^e ■uPre“®Jwach lust will of Pearce Amerson. It's a + t . ! ot Massachusott* and a writer on jurlapru-. World’s Dispensary Medical Association, • pity you were sick when it was first that lovely widow there anti that dence famed on both sides of the Atlantic Buffalo, N. Y. offered for proof, or all the trouble cherub of a boy by her side. Isn’t she oce*nHis Lecture Career. about it would have been saved, at fine? See how Dabney tries to do tho Once used,. Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are al­ Dr. Holmes' lecture career tram 1862 lo 1868 least on one side. Please come with­ agreeable to her. No, it isn’t going to was phenomenally successful from an artistic ways In favor. Specific for constipation, be a hard, a very hard fight, eh, Wat ­ in the bar.” view point. The vast sphere of his personal plies, billlousneM. and headaches. influence Is indicated by tho fact that when When they wore seated side by side, son?” The new Triumph hall of the Battle “Ah, my dear friend, such heavy be resigned in 1888 he had continuously for he said: thirty-five yean held hlsHar.-ard professor­ Creek Kuighto ot Pythias la one of tbe strokes as you ’ ve aimed are to be par ­ “Look it over carefully by way of ship and exerted his best energies to tho train­ finest in the state. .. preparing yourself for some questions ried somehow, with your citations and ing of tbe young men whom he met in his which I am going to put to you on the your cose for damages the biggest I’ve lecture-room. Dr. Holmes' performance of A Wonderful Conqueror. stand. Note those signatures. Bless ever known put in a writ The con­ tbe difficult duties of this post are matter* of No disease Is tunre common among the ..^ history; he was a model teacher, communicat­ me! what a magnificent hand you do founded case ought to have been com­ ing to the students his own real for knowl­ people than scrofula. Handed down from write! and how well you can imitate!** promised in the way Amerson suggest­ edge. and imparting an amount of information generation. It Is found In nearly every Carruthers read a few linos on the ed. You’re going to get nothing either as well os a mental discipline which were of family, lu some form. It may make Its first page, turned over, and, after scru­ by your damage suit or your attack on the highest value. appearance In dreadful running sores. In swellings lu the neck or goitre, or in erup­ tinizing narrowly tho signatures, the will. These justices may decide CURTIN PAMELA AWAY. tions of varied forms. Attacking the mqturned it back and fixed his eye on the the last in your favor, in obedience to eoua membrane It may be known as ca­ spot at the top where the word “Copy” popular feeling, but, Torrance, you Majority. tarrh, or developing In the lungs it mat in pencil by his own hand had become know it can’t stand in the superior Bxllxfomtic, Pa.. Oct 8.—Ex-Gov. be. and often Is, the prime cause of con­ nearly obliterated. He became deadly court, no matter what you prove to sumption. Curtin ’ s illness was terminated by have been said by the old man about pale, and, looking at Torrance for a In whatever form scrofula may manifest moment, rose, and, gr&apinghiscrutch, destroying his will, or what he said at death at 5 o’cldck Sunday morning. Itself, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is its Inveterate ‘got out of the bar, and was making the time of making slight of his daugh­ His death had been expected for sev­ foe and conqueror. This medicine has eral day a This removes another of ter, who, I agree with you, is a devilish for the door, when Rachels caught his such powerful alterative and vltallzliil arm and seated, him by his side on the fine-looking woman, and, I’ve no the famous war governors of 1861-5. effects upon the bluod that every trace <tf doubt, a very good one. Suppose we bench. Impurity is expelled, and the blood is madb Andrew Gregg Curtin waa bora in Bellefonte, “Let me loose, Gus Rachels!" he said, agree on an appeal, and so have only j Center county, Pa., April 82. 181S. He studied rich, pure and healthy. panting. “I won’t have anything to one fight over it?” law in Dkklnaon college law sshool end wu The Spring Lake basket factory will “I think not, Watson. No, I think admitted to the bar In 100. He early entered do with this cussed case. I’m sick, soon shut down after a most remarkable and if I have to stay in this place I not I want to start up the quarry at politic* a* a whig, laboring for Htrriaon'B amo­ and successful season. least, and I hope to take it on the first tion tn 1M0, and making a auoceaarul canraa of shall die.” the atate for Clay in IMA. Ho waa a preal“Mr. Carruthers,” said Torrance, jump. No, your offer to marry our dentlal elector In IM and a candidate for IBM when he had gotten where they were, widow wasn’t found agreeable to her elector on tho whig ticket in feelings. We must allow something to In 18M Gov. Pollock appointed Mm aecrosentiment among women, if we haven’t taryoftbe oommonweelth and ex-officio auperlntendeal of the common achoote. in 1N0 “it ia a fortunate thing that WUey got it ourselves. She didn’t like the he wm the republican oandidate for governor Amerson got you to do what he did. incumbrance. Then you know, Wat­ and wm dec tod by a majority of 22.0X1 in hla son, she thought it too soon after her inaugural addreM he advocated the forcible The Nemesis of wrath, perhaps, you auppreaalon of Moeorion. and throughout the never heard of; but you're going to see man’s death to be getting offers of conteet that followed he was oue of tho -war marriage from another. Aren ’ t you it, and you’re going to feel It, at least to a degree, if you run away from this going to let a woman have some deli­ place or try to dodge the high duty you cacy, if you take away from her all be algalfied hi* intention of accepting a for­ - . . . .MOBT°Anlt SAIX arc called here for. I want nothing sentiment? Why, man. have you lost eign misBion that had been offered him M noon but the truth out of you, sir. That I’ll all sense of decency, what few grains M ble term ahould expire, but in the mean­ of it you used to have? ” time be had been renominated and reelected have, if I have to open you from your “Too soon the dickens! If she isn’t by 13,000 majority. In November. 1M6, be tetevl M. Dewey, dated tbe fourteenth i l883- recorded the sixteenth t what they call a marrying person, I Feat to Cuba for his health, and in that M*rc*’and on *hlch there in due year declined another offer of a Jorthe date hereof, Ono Hundred and Birtv'i oemtrary, it will save you from harm of don’t know one that ia.” Xmlsaion. In IMP Gen. Gran: •Appointed him and S8-100 Dollars, notice Is bert>bv piv.-.n ' In such playful way these eminent iter to Bueala and tn 1808 and 1K2 he waa by Tlrtee of U.e power of wu.rfn'rob? every sort, to let it out without resort to the knife. If you stand squarely to lawyers bandied in whispers with each prominently mentioned as a candidate for vie© 1 «luUI (□rodroe th,, <•»«» by o Sue aoetloo, to tbe blchett wider it 'th. m trail door at th. &^rt H«»e “t“.tw what you know. and to what yon see 1 other on the verge of the most impor­ --n ——,uc t'.cuiu.cacy, tant case that for years Imd been in oa the twmty Hoood d»r ot iK. know, I’ll protect you against even a and suhseguently joined the democratic party, any court of the county. As Amerson by which he was elected to congress for three ter iggH, twelve o’clock noon, of all that «• tain pleee or parcel ot ia»<t aHiwte in uS? I’ll put you in the penitentiary for entered, he cordially shook hands with successive terms, serving from 1W1 till 1887. Rachels and Carruthers and passed complicity in forgery. Gus, you’ll Children -Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s CastoHa. 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Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. �------ Hastin'1-: - w. F COl' J. y0Ur Family should be. . , ptoviilvJ with the [veil-known emergency nwjlicim-- AVER’S cherry pectoral The best lamely Mr all SSeaFe- of the Throat i Lungs, prompt t.i uet.. Siwe to - Council Ptoom Cure S.U Common Council met In adjourned W ednesday, ew. Oct s ”” Mayor Greusel presiding. e*11 A,d- Bennett, Busby Hicks. Tinkler and Waters. ou»u5. AbMnt at roll call Aid. Huffman Weissert. Mlnutex ot meeting, ot Sent n fit) reid .nd .(.proved, ** 18 ,nd — th*,W1 <« u-e •toreeald, and levied*???51 ,.Uw Pr'tulsttt ollied “tJ"1"1"1’1 ”lle«ed U A MIRACLE IN VERMONT. H E best investment and her pride was based on titlea that _____ * Wcrt-‘ never bestowed. She had few -__________________________________ confidantes and and the the enemies enemies her her bus busTHE — tA/rsiurstrr. — f^nudantcs ­ in real estate is to keep build­ OP* we,? FUL EXPE«'eNCE ings well painted. Paint protects ur A WELL KNOWN CHELSEA • •her. She • their attention to was vrorTliSSW’' Hlcka, aulTOn, l ritul, uYitl looked it. She grew thin and the house and saves repairs. You MAN. None. ’ ■ feeble, but lost no whit of her pluck. sometimes want to sell—many a Artek™ wm, „ DI„L..„d I One day Mrs. Bensley was dining at good house has remained unsold the Pleasanton when a message was 1 Aid. O.liorn look his rest. ™rU. Hl. brought to her. She read it, gasped I for want of paint. The rule should Moved by Aid. Hick, that when ih.~ •want in Detail. and fainted. As she fell from her ■ be, though, “the best paint or nre eny rep.Ire at the w.ter work, needed> Aw.wtaotMleblnu ehair she struck the floor with a clang. In eve ot emenrenev lint the ..me Bh.n owned by j,me« 11 wimm. 'L8’"’' ,*tl” be done .t unre Carried. People who raised the attenuated ! none.” That means SxSSsS-i (From rhe Anjue anil PntrfaC, Mi.nl- form wondered at its weight When Ayes, All. . Prtter, Vi) Mured by Aid, Hick, tlxit Aid, Bmby medical attention was called the mys- j at.d W atvra lw Instructed to borchaae □ Inclosing the ' . r*11’ '• *" eke of prognms and everx- tery was explained. cars of coal. Carried. 3 h1,U! ,b« "*»•“<» Ot Hew |U«, woman’s body was a coat of mail, 1 AM Bennett, Busby, Ulck*. Tinkler drtljbt. llu“",ull> ls h»Ued with steel-linked and bullet proof. In her f aud \\ alers. contentions and her scheming to keep 1 You cannot afford to use cheap Nays. Osborn. creditors dues she Iwavh*or1,«'trl'^IlJ?' ,".',,l,"rer* to ^t 10™ from f™“ getting K<‘HinB their dnea To be sure of getting StrictAid Hufftaan took lite seat. anr kind in.i i or Pt'euonieiia ot ‘ >>ad learned lo fear vengeance. It ia V7 p r- White Lead look at the Your commltlre would reoomend th.t * ‘“'“'eillalel, lavctkrte a believed that until death Mm. Bensley !y W “ fc. coKanh, °r, woreher armor. When elricken with ' °f h »tolav." nnwunts be relwd tor the seveml tumls as follows: ..or,- .7Mr. te&n^’. O7'M: d.'“« Bh' ™ Mil1 in th». ••£££.-•• Shipman,” Tbe ratio being 81 for every 81000 of midst of a legal fight, still maintain- ; Axmitrong ft McKelvy,' “ Southern,’* assessed valuation. IE C. Watkrs ■ 11.. and Ik.w l,e had Ineu lalaM from i ~------- •• ” text when|„ Mriekinwlth a nuppoa- Ing her frauds, und had as much i —Beymer-Bauman, “ Red Beal,” Water works «n ' Davta-ChambeT*." "Collier,” City ConfgL j. 2' ‘W- Brttartt tn, eitl. Incurable dUeue wax told, the Ar­ reason as ever to believe herself in dan- | Fire . o’n?' m*d ger of violence._________ "F*hne«tock.” ...... ] walk otdered | gus aud 1 Mtnot detailed a reporter to look «en.H ighway j btt“l ;—~ ~ .—I For Colors.—National Lead Co.’s np the reported facts of the case to whom T Kmuy Botar •EF'N White Lead • IS THERE A SIXTH SENSE? I Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. | Mr. HtttehUMtm made.thv following state­ The Experience or Instinct That GutdM • Tbcaecota* *ix »M,to oae . meat:— In addition your committee would n'(> j ator** canCreation. being aulbcicnt to tint ay pounds of Strictly j Members of the Brute pJJre., ___________________ । "I mn a native of Massaeliusetta, a wood e White Lead. he* desired shade: they are in I omt n-i that there be an assessment leyled ' Hasti’t mw sense resdy-tnixed ready-mixed paints, but a combination ft.. tiaTTZ™?^ ^th1894. Resolved; — ■ , -j ««»*-*>• «nr, niia I ttotker by trade, and 40 jearrof age, <hd « It is more frequently a question in ! at the rate of 82,0d on vverv 81000 «>f p • uMrsvd vl.uatlon In ths eily'a. pct.'s<-kl । '"""“on «»M11 ot the city ot 11’,'!' >,?r* baw U-w working In the case of bird* than in that of ani- j of perfectly*"pure “* colors ra nin ' the handiest form to tint Strictly Pure White Lead. , 14 VaikM in an.i iu ... ♦».per.-Hasting! _{z_l *. ' I that a concrete or plank sidewalk v‘,ru,u« sawmills In Vrunout and Ma*aa- mals, sayu Pearson'n Weekly, whether ' A good many thousand dollar^ have been .in auction 14. I ages 18 and IV of the city charter, to I be bulit saved property-owners by having oar book oa I'Xtwir! )u> ..... M . . r.|iu i uidvi-u fl num beIrHnwit known met as thn the -past *W"'T >. ‘« they depend upon tbe sense of sight in —and color-card. Send us a postal card be used in paying past IndebltiuAs, the side of Thorn rfrlq: In r ‘ I Btadfuid to Chelsea and bought the «nw finding their way in flight, or follow and get both free, ’ NATIONAL LEAD CO. same applied as ’ a3 > ‘ city tote -mill of which 1 am now proprietor. I some "sixth sense" unknown to ns. Iiw to »*> be appii'-vi ns follows: lUIIOWg: Chicago Branch, ' was In perfect health and known through- . *----------- of - .. . . qn ... First. —Amount* Intercut Waler I' »•>-.-h ana S30 all of the same befog • An observation recently reported from J. M. .SMITH. State and Fifteenth Streets, Chicago. . owned Uy Mary I„ Wtlklna. Said walk, u, : out Chelsea and vicinity ns one of the Bonds payable Jan. 1 1894 and Mhy 1 '95 I* built AX It. wide, tu la- built and cum- , strongest men of my weight hi that sec­ the west of Scotland has direct bear- . anMHivtitta to 81125. |>l«ad with b ten (1UI days from the ser­ tion. Dvrendier lUth. 1892. 1 was hurt ing on this point One day there was > Second—The bal. lo be divided pro. rata vice of legal notice upon Uh- owner or oc­ j by a fit Ing board as I was nt work in the a dense fog covering tbe water and I around the different wards. SMITH cupants of said property, and shall l»e lu mill. After that. 4 begun slowly lu loose . concealing all the shore. A naturalist ; This will make a total amount to be compitauce with the sidewalk onlfoknee. ; my strength and be«nune Incapacitated for was out in a boat, and twice he rowed ; raised of 22,71 on the tbo'u-and estimating and in case the owner or occupants fall u> ; work or effort pf any kind. The seat of to tj(e shore directly opposite the point W< ■ -n .. Mteb my trouble seemed to be my back, but it where he wished to land. Hd was en- j • gradually extended downward, 1 consult- tirely at a loss as to the points of the ( < d all the local physicians and was treated compass. In this predicament he no& HKNTSON, by two of them, but the medicines they ticcd that several rooks belonging to I ! »e«-pt«l .U<1 .<l..pt«l M,d l„ >pn»d .•.leh.rg,-UaS.l„,ilht.pn,mb,(,,aI<,r,,,aWN^ I bdmluialcred were not of the slightest rookeries near were compelled to wait | V Co. avail and did not check the disease In the on the shore with him until the fog ! h-ast. In fact. I whs a miserable victim of by Ahl. Bennett that the rusoiutEmfry Ui *hv lifted and they were able to get their ' I ton ot Ahl Waters be adopted Carried. i> p Watpi« • locomotor ataxia and was conscious of a bearing by sight. It will be answered 1 j A res. BrnnetL Hicks, Huffman, Osborn ' W. F. Hicks j sb-Rilj advance of the Insidious disease by a certain class of naturalists that I unteon* UIIU W ■> gtrrs. IUC1B. .' and I Moved by Ahl. Busby that the above be ■ Mi imck ached continually and my legs’ the rook is so far domesticated as to j Ltv iir n‘ght. Of-1 Nay*.' Aid Tinkler on account of his I began to gtow numb aud to l*e less and i,., .. ------------------- acct-pled and adopted and walk ordered h ss usable. By the 15th of April 1 could have lost the instinctive ftu?ulty. Is it | [id shoestore , believing it It lo to bean excessive tax. .believing | built. Carried. Moved by Aid. Hicks that orders to lhe ( Ayr*, Bennett. Busby. Hicks, Huffman; d<* absolutely nothing and was scarcely not enough to admit that it has ac- | iiblc to stand. My physicians advl-cd me quired experience, and, relying more ■ I amt of $n:t.<M) drawn on 4th wd. be ervd- L Tinkler and Waters. ' to go to tbe Y.aiy Fletcher Hospital at upon this und less upon the strength Vits'inixt Mich 1 ,,ecl ,o toward and charged totleii, high, j 1 Burlington, to be treated and 1 took their of vision, the bird has lost somewhat nt th** state. Coi- „ tuud. JMoitoti ----------------sustained. ------ z~ M<>vv<l by Aid. Hick? that a com. be ap®P: of its perceptive power?' । Ayei, Bennett, Hicks. Huffman, Osborn’ pointed by the Mayor to confer with the Along with this observation of the । and Water*. । !>oaid pf SOteNiriaora anil ask them to cut me goodbye, n.-ver expecting t<» M-e me ,That'*becanicit'sthc“CELLULOro” ; । Nays, Busby and Tinkler. > down the estimate of board of education alive again. The physicians at lhe hospit­ rooks comes another equally interest­ al told me that my case was a serious one ing from the same source. A party of ; Collar. Its original cost was 25 cts. ■ Moved by Aid Tinkler that an order of ; ,-*1009 Carried. and and I wm completely diseninaxed. 1 .re­ Sportsmen were rowing in the middW i ' and it cost tire wearer nothing after- • ; 825 be drawn iu favor of running tram to mained nt the h-wpital seven weeks and I wnrdato keep it clean. When soiled, i •-kit's New 10 itowagtac Carried. ► Cran. Aid. Hick.*. Waters, Tinkler, of a Scotch loch. Near them was made , took the medicines which the doctors gave J simply wipe off with sponge or wet ; ‘ । A yea. Benin tt, Busby. Hicks, Huffman. ■ . Moved bC'Xld 11 leks that that part ol a track in tho water, which was busDtj ; doth. ! Ost»orn. Tinkler and Water*. • tljr eytimate of .the Fin. com. in reganta tn me. j felt* latter at lhe hospital ami pected to be that of a salmon swim- 1 • These collars and cuffs ere water-, • ’ . ----- -- | Nay a, None. past Indebtedness t>e cut from ?2 t<» $1,50 thought that 1 was recovering, and went ming with^iis back On above the sur- i !/rw/, and arc the only waicrptoofa • Aid Tinkler excused. I on a thousand Carried. ■ home to continue their treatment, which face. The creature was intercepted, goods made with an interlining of S C.A ■ LUd Surgeon, I Moved by Aid Hicks that whencouncil! Ayes. Bennett. Busby, Hicks, Huffman, I did for twu mouth*, and al*o had nn and found to be a mole making a J linen: therefore the only ones that i electric battery under thrir advler. »Tbe ch. ! adjourn it adjourn tv meet Friday eve OcL ' Tinkler and Waters. straight I inc .across the water. To see ► can last and give absolute Mtisfac-e Improvement, however, did not continue 5 '94 that the petition from Fire Dept, be Nays. None. . >* Of depot. • tion. Every piece of the genuine is! if its straight course were accidental, made a special business. Carried j Mover: by Aid, Tinkler that the estimate ami 1 began u» give up hope. August let, * »stamped as follows: the mole was lifted from the water in Ayes, All. ■ of Flu. com. in regards to water works be 1893. 1 could uot get out of my chair Will)- ; a scoop and tossed in the air. When it out assistance, and if 1 got down upon the : 1 Surgeons. Movwi by Aid. Waters lhat the engineer I cut from 81,5U to $1,25 on a thubsand. trade fluor, 1 couhl >H*t get up alone. About . fell in the yatcr again it was hoadi'ttg “ponded to with at water works be empowered to put in a I Carried. i till.* tiim- 1 chanced to read an account of . in a different direction. The first thing blower In smoke slack at pump house j Ayes, Bennett. Busby, Hicks. Huffman. the animal did was to change its course Carried j Tinkler aud Waters. . Williams' Pink Pills fur Pale People in and then pursue a direct line. The MARK” HEi.lMDi. 3 Aye*. BennqlK Busby, Hicks, Huffman Nays. Nuie. cates similar tu my own. 1 did not have experiment was repeated with the : Real Estate Office. and Waters. ' , Moved by AM. Huffman that the bill of Refuse anything that is not so any faith lu the pills but thought a trial ' sh'-..HasUogs. Nays, Osborn. ' Hastings Cemment Co. be allowed with ex; same result. Tt is hard to make out • . ! R*t .• Ito-.:1 tstHte marked, and if your dealer has not J could «!■» n<> bar tit. so I ta>uaht sotuc with­ ceptions of nil the items figured at 12j^ cts out tti||lng anyone what 1 was going to how,' a creature swimming so low in .■ > •- T*1 ronvei4.ici3#. Aid Osborn excused. got the right kind send direct to us, ; Ai-Mrr. ’ ItaOK-. com Lhe water could l>e guided' by sight. Moved by Ahl. Hicks thayiie request of be allowed at 11 cts Carried. enclosing amount, and we will mail,; UO. do. After Aller 1 had uau been urvu taking jumuk them mvm nmiu duuiv . . , . 7 ... . . • '•ir' i- .ti eG’nptote Ayes Bennett. Hick», Huffman. Tinkler, limu 1 .urprlM-J uiywlf by grttlnK ..ul ot i )< in this euse why might Marshall Milter in retards to going to vou a sample postpaid. Collars 25' and Walers. my chair without assistance, anti found it not serve the same purpose in the Icts. each. Cuffs 50 cts. pair. Giye Dowagiac be granted Carried [size, and state whether stand-up dr ■ • case of a bin!? Or, on the other hand, Ayes, All. ' that, fur the first time tn month* I wa- । The following arete, audited. ; turned-down collar is wanted. Moved by AM. Hick* that the Fin. Com. • abir lo walk down to the post-office, and ‘ if birds enjoy a "sixth sense," does not Harper A Co. lumber be instructed to meet with board of educa­ . the mole share the gift with them? | my nelgiita’rs licgan to tliscuss the markITHE CELLULOID COMPANY,' 4.00 L. Brnnctt tabor tion and ink them to drop We mill tax । cd tinp’owment in my health. As 1 con- • And if the mole, why not other animals 1 427-29 Broadway, NBW YORK. ;<>VfL H. E. L. I’. Co. Hgbta from tbdr estimate and cults, report Fri­ tlnuvd the mtafieine 1 continued to Im-. 20.85 Bentley. Tomlinson & Rider ! prove, nwil soon recommenced work In ■ day eve Carried. it A Colgrove.) 2,0V I the mill, nt first very lightly. "»« Inereas-1 Wm. Beadle Ayes. All. *k-K. Bastion.} 3.W) ’ Ing aS I was able and as I gained in health j Louie Beadle ;* of th** HtMc. Judge Underwood, of Georgia, once The following accts, audited. 3.00 Fred Beadle 818,59 and spirits, and now for the past three 1 met a friend on a train and said to Hocking Fuel Co. 1.50 David Wolcott <k«6 montks I have been working ten hours him: “I want to tell you of a case I J. Murphy supplies <dr ctg. First \Vanl. per day almost as steadily as I ever did. 1 had before me at Cedartown the other 1.50 W. Scidmnre tabor 3.80 msom Wm. Beadle 1 feel well eat and sleep as well as 1 ever । day. and see what you think of it.” Jlcrraa 1,50 E. McMurry 5.10 ; did aad 1 have no pain anywhere Fred Beadle 1.00 J. Donovan drying 1base Be then stated the case, and his friend 5,70 Louie Beadle The reporter talked with several other 1,00 IL Maus 2.85 gentlemen In retturd to the ca»c of Mr. expressed a view of it, to which he re­ b' R-TIMMEKM.W, llonxepathic I’hy David Wolcott 1,50 W. W. Kelley 2.S5 Hutchinson, who I* a well known citizen plied: "That same view you express L • >< an and burgeon. Liberty Warner 38.59 Goodyear Bros. Cleaning street 3rd. ward, t»Uce over Lathrop's drug store.) of Chelsea and a Justice of the Peace, aud was very largely, ably and elaborately .25 W. Hitchcock .90 and they corroborated hla statements as far maintained before me on this hearing Wm. Beadle 3,00 Geo. Cramer 1,U as they were familiar with the case and by Wright, Branham, Featherstone and Frvd Beadle * 4,90 F. Fifield stated that he was known to be a reliable several other lawyers from Rome—old l/)uie Beadle 8,20 F. L. Heath ,07 man. and any statement he might make lawyers, experienced lawyers — and -POSITIVELY CURES-' Riley Waters 1.80 C. Grace 1.42 would be entitled to entire credence. there was not a soul on the other side Wilber McDonald 3,00 N. T. Parker the accts, • CIRCULATION < Anaunfjsia ot Dr. Williams ’ Pink Pills Moved by Aid. Bennett that but a bright young lawyer from Cedar ­ 94,85 Barry Co. Democrat printing respective shows that they arc an unfailing specific town. who had never had any expe­ 2.50 be allowed and order drawn on Inis week. 95 quires. 11,30 '“AyM.^'Xu. Busby, Hicks. Hnftmsn, for such diseases as locomotor ataxia, par­ rience, and myself. This, in fact, was tial imrafrslf. St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, his first case, and they out-argued us; Sleep!Manera and all derangemente Herta! Nervous System. n< advertisemente Norton Patton neuralgfo. rheumatism, nervous headache, but we beat them, sir—we beat ’em!” ,75 Tinkler and Waters. •v Tuesdays at latest tG the aftefeffects of la grippe, palpitation of i Frank Rison Nays. None. 9.25 .v bsue of the week C. Dickerson the lieari. pale and sallow complextons, , Hastings. OcL 4tb. 1894. Kossuth and Ills Mother. 2,95 wht# brought To the Hon. Mayor Common Council At nil forms of weakness either in male or fe C< Shultz Onelof lhe most painful trials of Kos­ 2,25 Riley Waters. a rwular mrtUnt ol Uo!l,C”;.?silra was I ma!.-. Pink Pllte are sold by all dealers, or suth's exile was his inability to be ,75 win or ix- bcu wut* pvp* port Purely ■ Vegatable, guaranted free from Will Mellon <f*k.nrarlitv eve OcL 4 94 1-d Shea ** .I uyiii —- --—• • which may have been In it at the deathbed of his mother, prescB i accts, be Moved by Aid Hicks that tbe — rlmro'iahlv expell^ded.r^^by’beFun.m.u, E. , opiates. 100 full size doses, 50c. », H «««* v,‘ -} ■ red in. poverty in Brussels, and k’-.-.parilia a trial. i are m>ver sold In bulk or by the 100) by । She 11--------allowed and order drawn on M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rapfunds except the bill of Goodyear Bros, for G-M“^A.d,Huirm.n±. tbe ' nuu>c--«-..r. -■-• -“----- ' ^lodicine Cum- 1 she ej pressed n desire to see her son aiHMIcfc.) Having* Bank, hay* he cannot My once i wre before she died. The Bel­ too mu|h In will (be held Oct. 10 favor of •‘Ad)ronda,K Wheeler a< pany. Schenectady. N- V. gian government of that day would not Bean a»>d Nerve Cure. . Bttaby. Hick* **— tod u: PrenanM by Wheeler and Fulk* Medicine grant his request to visit her unless he A. J. Eckler ’ s pocketbook containing Tinkler and-Waters. Wskeshini oijly township in ’“on'mrttan ot Aid Hick.- «»"«« conse ited to be accompanied wherever Co.. Cedar Springs, Mich. Sold by. £,“*« Hick, tlikt the yin. win. cjO was burned at l*apccr. Mr. luckier he w :nt by an ofllcer of police. He Kilanuuf-.> tri versed by a rail- journed. sent the flakes to Washington and has Q HoLBBOOK. might hove consented to this degrad­ rm-i. received a draft for $40. HASTINGS, MICH Recorder. ing condition, says one biogwapher. for .Thfsyoar: Tates, a l«He town up in the north op is estimated to her soike; but no sooner did his mother wood., has fllleen cases ol black diplberla. lure brpuxi.' 4*0wors of Allegan hear < I it than she herself forbade him All the members ot one family except the Common Connell met in »djouni«l K«ttonty abou* to coi ie tb her. and she expired in the Tinkler and Wau-rs. baby have died. ular Friday ere. Oet Sib- .»< last d xys _ of 1852. blessing h!m with her Na,a Xone. council Mlnear Eaton Rapids has oil motion of Aid- l-u«t>J tu dying breath BeoneU, • 10.WQ Iwri-cl btagd aud about 1000 Journed for one week. HonpiiooK. A WOMAN’S MAIL ARMOR, “M^TeaWSSTo^ .boshr!.< <4 <>arj. 111* garden is tire finest ||. -ordiT. he strenge Garment Worn by e Call for­ Be iur** and u«e tb;it oM n!’d well-tried tn £lton rountj *tli flowing write and a "mfi.Mre. WlurtUX-. «a Mrs. Wlns ’oWa Sopthlnc Hynm for nix Adventure**. rtehtoiL ’ " oXotlon ot Aid. Hleka rmidlnfr of min­ B sooUi»-*tt>e sooth* child, soften* rbihto ti tectbluj teettituc It chilu. The story of the achievement ot U.»rue» Cannot or . . ' Thr Mttelwi details r harrowing ute. ot laat m« *ng t>. local •rl'“S"?"i,“ ^'rTWrolx'v„l> ™« Urou Ae recent attempts at settle- j rej^ ----------------------------------•evident wherc man was moving a cider Aid Huffman took his se*L t wrilou of rat ear con«tltuMoved Sy ALL Hicks thMthe P«ye £ tliarasrd $5 to cure t’y Xt of« th. ti.mLiv B.»rtey nitrite estate in ta San San,: —- -—------- - ■ , lam-l aud "the bung' hole flew out and the petitioners of tbe F1^ JWto^tETveai tkroal remed e*. ’}PXe%0coM liuinK ol ‘he Francisco. The story of the * ttmekbitn’in ie eye. .... The ___ __only _____ gets Jnflam thing and salary of members raised 810 per 5 ear ftemed condition or tot personality, as related T>y the Exam- . F-uttacir-ai11 uta >or.t>d or f wiii hurt tn<.r- than to be hit by a ed vou have a r’y,,‘ nntlrclf cloned Desftacr. is more remarkable. As one oxi- | a piece. SfxsrinK and when I,>>- lattammation 'l.vlnz "buiu .to" it is to be “lammed’’ denoe of her peeulisrittes It, maj,_be toe li-sd with a good sized poet hole. cited that she wore a coat ot mail. The ou ;ht to ba Tab Give the -Platowrli Enterprise, was the wife of John Bensley, Babies a chance. Give onec a financial power in ban I ranHsA Chicago packer who Is watching lhe co. When lie failed and fled, ntterhld-j th^m Hundred mat rennol be.cured feeding o( wheat to hogs says that the drawn on contg Instead oi (“w.ed by re'arrM 7„r dreulare. tree. inff his property, to escape bis crtdiV Hrtllcatarrhs c>., Toledo. 0. ore. she remained to fight them, all ®»jority of the hogs now coming show Carried. A yea. All. ,h ,cBon ot toe unmistakabl wheat feeding. Tbe . proved herself » diplomat. After ses Mored by Aid- Hl«« tulon of j^Soid by llreggtort-™.ral transfers rtie got l^e. I >aake< much better and firmer meat Snsley property, ta turn deposing of ( >n<i more of It. and also a fiqpr quality of it to a fictitious woman, from whom d»“*S,S&XU5£SS ‘‘•d than corn. Those who have tried die had no trouble in sceoring a power “ Th» Niagara Fall* Boult.” cured from hogs fed exclusively on be made a special business us u** , Tbe HacUey * good, the lumber of attorney. "Mrs. De Tar'“V’ ^. *be»1 »y they prefer it to corn-fed hogs- Carried. called this fictitious woman, and. need to «y. -hen Mrs. Bensley desired Ayes, All. the Cream of OH, ii ri'w Cur® The Durinr, BnkfaiE Powder. ^’e^Common Connell ot tbe d‘SETever diStonted^ WhlIc BcM' : with BUSI- CARDS. After THREE MONTHS ; of Daily Wear M.A,U This Collar Is Still in Good Condition. H. „ ii _ Ellulok I' ADIR0NDA THADB MARK A. O Wheeler's#^ •lsart|UFC Nerve \ LOCAL NEWS. HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, Lpllepsu. ’ ■ Slty UNEXCELLED FOR^=^ "2’*”C"’ Your Daily Bread ■ e Babies r: TT in Scott’s mulsion Tbe 8P,r”f '<X X’ "’-1 Hastingt that a plank or cone of SK reel wide be JJra. Kelleya low 1HL F. M. MORGAN. d cOm. ’1:in ,n. saying “>ln«that lhat. lhe Mleb. avrtine In front or M Asking Powder, iu tbe Mtuthr.«'owaer, lu my my opinion opinion No. 1 and S the be nl?’? baklu< lewder that ought to pleted -Ithln wn ('»>"•£ '™„ner ot said ‘^np'anee w»b :d ail> family, its chemical con- See ot Itpl «*<* toppiytag what Is wasted in lhe property and aha^l bel° f^pln a,c the tn tbe wond- » ___ Wv,a,'lUrc <>r :loor’ vlt” phosphate#. Uw aldewalk baiW Mid walk .nrwalk ttttar1*0Mtvrs Conta5u *lum and cream of owner or aceupanttal! wn° nood'. rut* euro all ttror Uta. within the speoefied * d instructutwu.l ‘ n< •* 'Blueieas, snd tbe other tl.' harmful to the system. -.dis awsv his wife found herseM in manv trying situations, and when she ^cameawidow her peace of mlnlJ disturbed by the importantly of -—fiitore and their recourse to the law. Mrs Benslev traced her pedigree back tonoMe families that never existed, Cod-llvor hypophosphites, and witch thorn grow Fat, Chub­ by, Healthy, Bright. Phycicians, the world over, endorse it. Dou’f be deemed bj Sifcilirtesl t ® Is no doubt a matter of some concern to yon, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery Everyone when in the city should get a . (cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. fl. E. REMKES, FR0FIU 1 Michigan Centra^ l&|saKdgsl£* .... W lpi”»UI« Ufa 1-3 I* gilts tu^SEr*”:.... «rtx>^ [»UW - 1 ‘ 4- , - •- .- re.2 %>a2 �Z=--------— . —-..... '“r ■■= DISASTROUS AGITATION. WILSON'S LONDON SPEECH. The speech of Congressman Wilson . Probably every man in the United States, whether he has business sense at the banquet given in his honor by the Loudon chamber of commerce a$d or not. has been impressed with the fact so strongly stated by President his introduction by Sir Albert Kaye Rollitt, who presided at that banquet, Cleveland and Chairman Wilson, that tariff agitation has only begun if the are the frankest expressions that have democratic party has its way. There been given to tbe public in defense ot la just one thing that can stop it—the tbe new tariff law. Mr. Wilson is the . complete and overwhelming defeat of leader of the democratic majority in that party. These predictions of its the house of representatives of the future course were not reckless or United States and he is well qualified ^thoughtless, for they occurred in pub­ to speak for the democratic party re­ lic statements Qf the gravest impor­ garding its tariff legislation. Sir Al­ tance, nor were they in tho least un­ fred K. Rollitt was put forward to natural. The whole world knows that speak for the English manufacturers the democratic party solemnly pledged and traders. Mr. Wilson spoke for the intent of the law and Mr. Rollitt itself in its national platform to frame and pass a very different tariff from testified to its benefits. Mr. Wilson, declared that "the tariff reformers are that which was enacted. Further, everybody knows that the democratic breaking down these dofeusea" that kept England from competing with us representatives with scarcely a dis­ senting voice were earnestly in favor in our home market Mr. Rollitt tes­ of a radically different tariff, even tified to the impetus the law had down to the day wljen they accepted already given to English manufac­ the senate hill on the ground that no tures. Gov. McKinley, in his speech at Gal­ other could possibly be passed. Even then, as the public record proves, the lipolis a few days ago made mast ap­ propriate reference to this banquet democratic representatives assented to the senate'bill onjy on the definite wl^en he inquired what industries had beembenefited and stimulated by the pledge, which was afterward found to be a line article of piecrust, that the tariffMct of 1894. and said: "1 find answer to my quesUon in the news­ supplemental or popgun bills, putting paper dispatches of to-day from London, furiron and coal and sugar on the free nUhing partlcularn of a banquet given by the list, would also be passed in the senate. chamber of commerce of London to Mr. Wil­ This was the last and utmost that son, member of congress from the state of the hqpse was willing to do, and it was West Virginia, whose rugged hillsides I see just over tho river. Sir Albert Kaye Rollitt. tricked into the passage of the bill as who presided at tho banquet, said that Mr. it stands without free trade amend- Wilson's ,name __________________________________ should become honored and fameats. But even with those amend- , miliar in England, and that London in honorhim honored itself; ** that the new tartff law. ments the MU fell far short of the de- ing **"' ” ---------------whilo it might not have realised tho aspira­ dared conviction and purpose of the tions of its promoters, had already benefited democrats in the house.and of the great England Furnaces have been reopened in majority of democrats in the senate, Wales and Yorkshire, and an impetus has been and in both houses it was publicly de- , given to the textile industries. "This will be cheering news to the people of dared that the fight would be opened the United States and will brtxig comiort to again at the next session, to obtain the Idle men who. for more than a year, have been waiting for the American mills to reopen. ! further reductions or removals of duty. FREE-TRADER WILSON TO THE ENGLISHMEN. "Our protectionists have been building defenses to keep you and other na­ tions from competing with us in our home markets. Tho tariff reformers are breaking down these defenses."—From Congressman Wilson’s speech at the banquet given him by the Chamber of Commerce of London, Sept. 37.—Chicago Tribune. THE FAIR Ed neat tonal Exhibit of ftebool* Employing Muro Than Two Tsaohera, -Fremlama Award'd Are as Follows: From Freeport Herald. Best general exhibit—Nashville. Best exhibit of kindergarten work— Nashville. Best specimen of penmanship (entire grade)—Hastings eighth grade. Best specimen of letter writing (entire grade)—Middleville fifth krade. . Best class exercise seaawtriesl drawing and solution—Woodland. Best essay—Hastings, written by M. Mead cliss of ’95 Subject, "The Silk Worm.” Beat specimen of sentence diagraming— Hastings, executed by Maggie Waters, ninth grade. Bust map of Michigan—Woodland drawn by Forest E. Jordan. Second best map of Michigan—Hastings drawn by M. Mead. Special premiums are awarded us follows: Best drawing, freehand—HaMluga drawn by Leon Spaulding.. Best poems on the county fair—Hastings sixth grade. Best perforated maps—Hastings, sixth grade. Best paraphrasing—Hastings tenth and eleventh grades. Best botanical drawings—Hastings tenth grade. Best drawing, public school—Hastings third grade. Best Eng. Lit. charts—Nashville. There were many other kinds of work displayed in these exhibits which are worthy of mention. There was the scansion of a-part of "Mundu* e Chao” from Ovid’s ••Metamor­ phoses” which was something of a repre­ sentation of the Latin work being done in Hastings. This department is under lhe able management of Miss Eddy, first assistant in Um high school. The German was represented by tbe Ixird’a Prayer in that language. The English work was excellent in all parts represented. O i j One of the most noticable features in the Hastings .exhibit was the neatness and rapidity of work. This Is particularly prominent in map drawing in the fifth grade geography, represented by a map of South America drawn from memory in ten mi nutes by Bessie Emerick, eleven yea is of age; and by penmanship In all work, but most prominent in the eighth grade rep resented by a set of business forms. r The botanical drawings in the. tenth grade showed some very neatly executed wofkr lu the Nashville exhibit, the kindergar­ ten work, repreeented by fifteen varietiesof work, was superior in design, neatness and accuracy. The English literature charts drawn from the pupils memory showed a good knowledge of the subject. TXJ , The schools ail labored under the dis­ advantages of hurried preparation and also lack of space. The collection and col­ lation of material was.not what it might have been, but It was the feature of the fair and an inspiration to hundreds of our girls and boys. Though the/work display­ ed Is not the true test of what the schools are really doing. It is material which ia necessary* for that truer, deeper education that Is to be instilled into the growing minds of oiir youths and upon which the welfare of our glorious country ot* 'free schools must rest. Reunion You have not heard of any commercial body tn It is equally well known that demo­ the United States, through its spokesman, de­ crats throughout the country, in irreclaring that any industries in America have dtstible majority, have insisted upon bees stimulated by thls law. whatever benefits renewing the fight aud pushing for­ have gone to other countries. While the ban­ quet at London was proceeding the board of ward toward free trade. This is the real issue which the elections this year trade of Edinburgh sent lu congratulations. There was a singular absence of any American must meet The existing law, bad dispatches. • and offensive as it is, will give way to "Hers Is a word of encouragement which Mr. Wilson himself gave to tbe gentlemen of Lon­ some other more destructive if the democratic party gets enough popular don. He said: ‘Our protectionists hare been building defenses to keep you and other na support. tiona from competing with us in our home mar­ The fact is well known that a large kets. The tarin reformers are breaking down minority of democrats, in Maine fully these defenses.' "Thst is what we object to If we do not dej forty per cent, are opposed to the ex­ fend our home markets against tho producU isting tariff and to any further steps of the cheaper labor of other nations, who in that direction, and prefer the act of will? Is it any wonder that the gentlemen of 1890, whether improved or not If these the chamber of commerce of London applauded democrats, or only a moderate propor­ Mr. Wilson when he uttered such a senti­ ment?" tion of them, agree with the repub­ Gov. McKinlqy, Congressman Wilson licans in the election this fall, the act and Sir Alfred Kaye Rollitt all agree of 1890 will be substantially restored on one point, that the protectionists of without any serious delnv or cortroAmerica tried to keep the home mar­ •,nd Uriff Vitwtfon wUl > ket for Americans, that ..... the tariff re•topped for year, to come. To tome former, .re breaking down theto de­ thia may aeem improbable becauae the fenMB ,nd that Europe la the country preaideut may realat, and perhapa tbe to profit by tbe change of policy in •enato also. But the power of an edict I America Got. McKinley haa for year, of the people oeonle has haa not often oft.- been 1—r. re­ . clsimed that WDnld tho sisted with success. The present sen- j of free trade, and when the McKinley I ■ ate embraces a majority of members i law was enacted he was the one Amerjwho would have defeated the tar­ | ican most hated in England, because iff exactly as it stands if they I it made more difficult the efforts of xould have found a chance. The ; English manufacturers to secure the ■changes to be made in March will iur vncir KWus. ar. , American market for their goods. Mr. -probably increase the number of its Wilson now agrees with Gov. McKin. opponente in that body. If the people ioy, and admits that the tariff reform­ take good care of the house, and of tbe ers intend to break down all tbe pro­ legislatures which have senators to ' tective defenses around the American . elect, the president will be confronted market, a confession which demoJTery early with a measure repealing ■’ crats have not been willing to make at the offensive act of "perfidy and dis- I home. Sir Alfred Kaye Rollitt also honor” which be refused to sign, and testiflei to the truth of McKinley's it is not to be assumed that he would I prophecies by admitting that "the new in such a ease defy the declared wishes I tariff law. while it might not have reof the people. J alized tbe aspirations of its promoters, t That is the only way conceivable to j has already benefited England.” eriS tariff agitation for years to come. ««-—»-* democrats ^--4-------- — at »—?Why -*■ should home Business men who are childishly prat­ longer deny that their party is in fa­ tling about suspending controversy vor of free trade when their tariff until the present law has been tried leader boasts of this to Englishmen, -are shutting their eyes to the fact that and Englishmen testify to benefits . all the republicans and nearly all the they have received from the demo* legislation? As Gov. McKinley democrats want some change without cratic . „ . -delay and will make a desperate effort said at Findlay, the new tariff law is lor it as soon as congress meets again. 1 not the end, it is only the beginning ?They can no more avoid this than they . of the * democratic ‘ warfare * on *Amercan prevent tie rising of the sun to- i ican industries. The leaders of that morrow. Absolutely the only thing'— party intend to carry on the war ««un­ they can do is to decide whether they til all the defenses have disappeared American manufacturers and will have the tariff of 1690 restored orrand . ,. such u tariff os the democratic party, 1 American workmen stand on the same strengthened by successful appeals to footing with English manufacturers * • । and English workmen. England is further step in the progress free trade. They can choose tiou. But how about American®? Where i;*n workmen who can boaal with thaaa Englishmen that tbay haw been AR turns of taxes paM, and they show aa increase in consumption." The tenth annual reunion \of Co. K Third ... Mich. .—In ft. met -— nt„ Shelps —resort. I ' It>— West Pine Lake, Ln Prairieville, Wed. Oct. 3rd. 1894 E. M. Hinman, J. N. Col tester. John White. H. St Merritt, Conrad Kahler. N. 11. Orr. 8. A. Phillips, S. M. Tripp. Wm. Ii. Wickham, John Freeman. 5. J. Wiley, M. A. Wells, and John Shelp responded ••Here” at roll call. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year. Pres. £ M. Hinman, vice Pres. J. T.’Sbclp, rcc. sec. J. N Colleater, tress H. M. Merritt. It wm the most enjoyable reunion ever held. Of tbe kindness and bospttailty of comrade Shelp and his wife, too much can not be said and tbe bountiful dinner they so kindly prepared, was enjoyed by all and the “boys” wete not obliged to forage any. The P. M. and evening were spent in visiting and telling the old stories, of which they never tire. The next reunion will be held at Delton tbe first Wednesday in Oct. '85. It is hoped there will be a large attendance as these meetings are only a question of time. During tbe last decade only two, so far as known, have been re­ moved by death, Stephen Halgbl and James Wilsoa M. D. but doubtless ere another one passes many will have answer­ ed ••Here” to tbe Fathers roll call. TAXES ON SNUFF. “How often do you see a person who takes snuff?" asked a tobacconist of one of his customers with whom he was chatting recently. The person addressed, says the New York Herald, paused for an instant to think, and then replied: . “About once or twice a year, I think. It’s a nasty habit, and I am glad it's going out of use." ) "Bnt is it going out of use?" asked the tobacconist “To be sure I don’t sell an ot|nce of snuff in a week now, and the demand scarcely warrants any tobacconist to keep it and yet the fig­ ures for last year show an increase in consumption." “Ridiculous," remarked tbe custom­ er. “Impoasiblc. Why. thirty or forty years ago snuff taking was a common practice. Now one n ever or rarely sees a snuffer. What are these figures you apeak of? They’ll have to come from a good source for me to believe that snuff taking is on the increase.,\ “Well, here’s the source,” replied the tobacconist, drawing out a finance re­ port of the United States treasury, and turning to the pages containing the itemized aeccffint of internal revenue taxes. The customer took it, and, to his sur­ prise, saw that there bad gone into consumption in 1892 11,164,851 pounds of snuff, while in 1898 11,912,894 pounds had been consumed, an increase of 748.543 pounds. remarked the tobacconist, as his cus- INSTINCT SELDOM GOES WRONG TblS Kstan’rnL I had an experience to be remem­ bered once at Moorehead, said a la­ borer on the Lewiston streets, re­ cently, according to tbe Journal of that city. Three of were oq$ on the lake one winter's day in Janu­ ary when a storm came up. We had n couple of horses and rode on sledges made of split birch poles. To get home and settled in the cabins before night came on was our one wish, but for two hours the icy clouds had been blowing up on the horizon. and now came down in a whirl of snow and ley wind, in half an hour we were lost on the ice. Two hours later we crossed our own tracks again und knew we had been going about in a circle. To stay out there all night would be death, and to keep on traveling about aimless­ ly meant to fall at last exhausted. Finally, as the wind blew keener along the level surface and tho snow beat on onr bronzed faces with more cutting effect, we called a halt and discussed again the chances. An old guide who was with us suggested that we let the horses lake their awn way off the lake. It seemed foolish, but wc agreed. Striking the horses smart clips with tbe whips we were surprised to see them turn each to the left and start off cast. We thought this would take us further into the lake, but submitted, and in half an hour the trees along the bank loomed up through lhe storm and we were safe. A horse knows by instinct what a man doubts and ques­ tions in such times. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. State ot MIcblfan. In the Circuit Court lor the County of LUrrv. Adrian D. Cook and Henry C. Cook, rojurtuer» under the firm name of Cook R Cook Frank Carpenter. In nttachtnent. Notice is hereby given that on the 2lrt day of Bepk mber. A. D. IWi.» writ or attachment was duh iiwuedout of the ClrenU Court for tbo Com iv of Harry, at thestju of Adrian D. Cook and Henry C. C-»ok. copartners, doing business nt Hastiugr. Michigan, under the firm name and MjlrolCook A Cook, the above named plaltittff-*. agairiat the land*, tenemenu. goodi and chattel*. mone>>» aud effeeta of Frank Car­ penter. tbe defendant above named, for tbe sura of one hundred and four dollars and thirteen com?-. 18UM W). which said writ waa returnable on Hit-and day of October, A. D. 1M4Dated tills JMhdsy of October. A D. teW.. Swkkzxv & 8wmtr.Kv. j* Attorneys for Plaintiff. What Man Eats Doesn’t Show. What Wears Does. You may dine on coflee and doughnuts and yonr best girl will never dream of it; but if you call on her in a shabby, ill-fitting suit v_______ her young love will wither like an orange tree in Dakota. If you run for office no one will enquire what you had for breakfast, but they will be influenced by your personal appearance. Men Judge By ’ Appearances. Why not ? One cannot spend a lifetime with every man one meets in order to study his character. If he looks clean and neat exter­ nally, one naturally infers that he is clean in mind and neat in habits Dress Well. It is not expensive to do so when you buy your clothing from us. We have every necessary ar­ ticle of a gentleman's attire, from a collar button to a suit of clothes. Then You’ll Eat Well, For a well-dressed man can al­ ways obtain employment which will enable him to live comfortably. We hafcelthe latest specialties in Cutaway, Frock and Sack Suits, and by reason of our enormous trade are able to sell them cheaper than smaller concerns. R. K. GRANT KWEK5? “We’ve Got ’Em ALL SIZES. ALL STYLES. See ’em, You will want ’em Red Front Shoe Store, Woolleu & Bronson YES, WE ARE STILL ON DECK AND OUR FRIGESWe have our fall As ever. st o< ■ R of ' Means a store full of.customers if Fell & Rnbher Goods And can suit you in every­ thing vou need in this line, GOODS S PRICES are RIGHT SCHOOL SHO&S best, 51.25 tHld SI.50 We think we can please you. 'Onr new fall goods —Lamp chimneyware and Glassware- is now coin­ ing in. Keep watch and ' see our store till up. We are bound to be in the lead. .We will show you ' Ladies if you wear a 2i,- 3 or 34 shoo, and want something nice at a low price just see the shoes that we are closing out Regular • ^3 goods only $2. Gent», remember we hare work pants at 69 cents. Best Ker­ sey Pants $1.90. Yours truly, GOOD GOODS And lots of them C. H. Osborn & Co. HAMS HAD AM. The BANKRUPT STORE. CLOSING OUT SALE To tic Public OF Groceries, Crockery Glassware. It will cash buyers to get prices before buying. are selling and pay our We I wish to say that I have taken back my Livery Stock and will re­ open a Livery barn in the 20 POUNDS OF GRflNULfl AL. JONES BARN TED SUGAR FOR 51.00 Best Roller flour, 35 cents per sack. Our reg­ ular 50 cent tea selling at 40 cents. On Court Street, where I will be glad to meet all my old customers and many new ones. It will be my aim to furnish the best rigs for the lowest .possible price. Give me a call. JOS. ROGERS A. S. MERCHANT. Our Specials High Cut Welt Shoes for Men. Welt Shoes for Ladies. Snag Proof Rubber Boot Moloney Bros. Shoes Ross, Levis & Pifers Shoes. Complete Line Rindge, Kalamback & Co’s. Goods. I can “fit” you, both in quality and in price. Give me a call. F. G. STOWELL � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-10-18.pdf bc79308f759310c8d726b499d8b83783 PDF Text Text -f fke Advertis^medium w Bar­ ry Count} ' Hastings Banner. ^>L. XXX1X.NO. 25 Jestings, michm octoberTTTrpT Banner, DON’T W From Your Memory ^ASTIh!!1GS Fubltjhed Thursday, b, COOX. BBOS.. to hlThow1'* ” * brtck “UIU°» sXXre“ in'° P,rt "" __COUNTY NEWT miSb'.Ja Ucl-a" and son .lamn havrt f^d •™",, “«• 15 thls *°*° blikaX,^„.'‘“ MrehWd lh« • Freeport, tln,.m;'reV. J"" J"h" D',mh o' Baa. u x-r< town one day last week ^hb N.gbw.olH.at.hg’ “JsTt-own s«X.Jul’" That dl«' c,rlu,“' lasJt<trer'*b'"“‘h W*"'" <!r,nd lt*',ld‘ BX™Ur,WHl!^Ur‘n,t K"P"1’ Garland Stoves and Ranges Cook Food and Warm Homes 1OR MILLIONS; Very Best that Money and Ingenuity can Produce. ' i. n 1 ic citv call and examine them. Ira Van ValKenburgh See the beautiful line of Furniture we have comprising all of the latest and most beauti­ ful designs< Their Think How Beautiful A. McCoy. d** ? -f •«»»** T v I___________ c«iat* en»v<- . MINER S. KEELER, THE NOMINEE FOR STATE SEN­ ATOR FROM THIS DISTRICT. A Wise Selection. In the nomination of Miner 8. Keeler, of Middleville, to represent this district in the Slate Senate, the republicans have rlJVi*:’ H!"?P "'taadlattd will preach at made a wise, choice, and his nomination is the SMb ”'ClMk *• hailed as a fitting recognition to the young toSu*? Waldorir who sustained severe In­ men who in all the political battles arc jury < by trelhK thrown from his carriage, la found fight Ing in the front ranks. Being netting jtome better. Alex Harnes and Ike Swlkerl went to a business man of masked ability,' possess­ ing more than ordinary shrewdness, intel­ *tie pinery to work last Munday. da^FC^ •'‘’Person was at honw over Sun-, ligence and good judgment, with an envi­ able reputation for honor and Integrity', James Doounn and Thed Gyfe are he will to the very best of his ability faith­ working for Anderson & Townsend in a fully perform the duties devolving upon mill near Marshall. Milo Hayes visited friends at Rkhland him as representing the interests of the last week. .*>0,000 people of this district in the high­ Mresre Murray Brea, and lltelr wire, ot e.C',’>?»t8u^0'',l,e,ruD<,le,,u”1 FnHt nml falling leaves, at this writing. Mrs. Dill Caln is Improving after a long "’■Si «t tlte .pplw K' ">•’ WM? H.uX il J I> B»kprUr Cd. tiro™ « ,,T”:»lf“!>U^ ablpfi«»> o< W WHOLE NO. 2053 ' bre” on ‘he Brouanl. sick liht for the past week. Theo. Kyes was In Plainwell last weuk Otto Zelner. of Caledonia. Suntlayed in view of buying a residence, where he with Freeport and Bnwnv friends. Charlie Riegirr, Jr., accompanied by contemplate making his future home. A. h a shirrs. Myrtle and Mindella were in h. Eyes will work the farm. The Missionary meeting was held at Clarksville Sundhy Several from thia place attended tlie Mrs. Henry Barleycorn’s last Thursday. H. Smith of Prairieville is papering the fair at Lowell Inst wrek. Rojrd Craig and wife, of Hastings, and South Pine church. Mbs Mary Munn of Vicksburg is visit­ Mis. D. Crouse, of O’Donnell, called oh ing friends in this vicinity. Freeport friends Monday. Willison and Ashley have moved their saw mill to Hooper.ville where they will Sam Ney and wife, of Baltimore, were saw timber for anew mill to be built in at John Tuckerman's Saturday and Sun­ place of the one destroyed by fire some weeks ago.. day. Mrs. Maria Gardner and Mrs. Savern Geo. Hartom wa* in town last week the guest of hl* daughnfr. Mr*. .1. Tompkins. Gardner or Bellaire visited Mrs. Fannie Rending circle was organized at the Farr la.it week. Leroy Warner visited 'the Celery City Center Saturday. Their next meeting will t>e held two weeks from, to-night las* week. Married at the M. E. parsonage at (Friday ) AU the-teachers in the town­ Prairieville by Rev. C. T. Yun An twerp ship Invited. Mr. Emery R Ctadderdon of Prairieville There will b'1 an interesting program at the Y. 1*. 8. (’, E. Sunday evening, a and Mias Hallie E. Burchartt of Guu Marsh on Oct. I Oth. 1804. good ntietidniicu drelrea. John Totnpkins ■ has purchased a feed mill ami expect- to get it In running or* Jennie Drummond has returned from a l!rr next wt vk near Jenpie Frost’s saw two weeks visit to friend* in Grand Rapids. mill. Voureuktmp *oHclud. Mrs. Belle Hughes and daughter Maude Will Cooley and family have moved into of Odhn arc visiting reTrffives and friends. 1’. K. Jewell’s bouse nt tin* Center. • The W. F. M. S. was entertained by Grace Powers wa* at home last keek .Mrs. Geo. Hazdn Wednesday with an at­ from the Chariot !vj schools. ’ tendance of 18. The ladies aid met Wednesday of this week at A. T. Shepard's hall to finish their » E. Hortons house Is ready for plastering. Mrs. Brakeman of Muskegon formerly quilt. Dinner was served by Mrs. Lon Miss Kdna Wright of tills place Is the guest of Mrs. Horton. Glen Blackman has returned from the Mrs. Frank Brown reached here on the north. midnight train Thursday with the remains Burt Patton who Is attending school at of her husband. The funeral Was held Hastings visited his mother oyer Friday atiemoOM from the M. E. church .1, E. Calms and family have moved Into and w«u» largely attended. The remarks of Mrs Collier’s house to remain until Ids Rev. Freeman were very appropriate. Mrs. hon«o is completed. Will WiJeox lias gone north. Brown will make berhmne here. The sym­ M Doster returned from Grand Rapids pathy ot the t-nliru compiunlty is with the Monday where be has acted as juryman at bf reared family. Mre. John Hendershott returned from U. S. court. Zona Tow-er of Manton Is visiting her Detroit Saturday rfhere she has lieen visit­ sister Mrs. Harmon. ing her daughter Mrs. Henning. Rev. Connelly and Rev. Struble. Pacific Last week we luui two blacksmith* in oUr village but now Mr. Avery has the Coast Evangelists are bidding a series of field tn himself Mr} Bracy having left town. meetings. ihey-.are earnest and efficient The farmers are improving these fine workers for the Master and it is hoped days In husking coni, digging potatoes etc. much good may be done. •Mr. Chatterdon and Miss Hattie Burchett Milo. were married at the M. E. parsonage Wed­ Mrs H. M. Chado hi> boss spending a nesday. . few days with tier parent. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. VanAntwcrh is at Allmo attending her father who fell from a load of straw Fenner. . . . ' Una Garrett visited laat week at Gales- and was severely Injured. M. T. Jones will move Into the house ■llUTlie Ladles Aid bare bad tbe chureb vacated by J. E. Cairns. papered. It looks eery nice. Cynthia Craven visited her parents laat Mid* l, ,111,. Mrs. A. I. MrUuwrll ot west county line week at Cedar Cn*k. W. C. Towne Is,building s large Slone left lor Kentucky l»t Mond.y lor t elwrt reservoir tor storing waler to eirculnvenl Wilbur Tewksbury a Cornier Middleville these dry seasons. At tire present mte the democrats are boy Is In tbe vlllaye. leaving the old rotten ship, there will not Abner Wlleoi ol Muskegon was In tbe Is- enough left to fill the F. O. village last week. I ant afraid Here, Pennells will not take Middleville residents are all pleased over kindly to farm Ufa after being nn Jury at Ute iiotnlnallon ot M. S. Keeler tor slate Hastings three Weeks. Well Henry the senator. boy Is doing first class work smong tbe The French-Grosfend-Wiwlson law suit attracts numbers to Hastings every day. ' Mrs O. F. Culver who has been visiting A Teachers Reading Circle was organ the Flower's Iras returned to her home to ired at the meeting held in the High room Saturday. The next meeting will be held E,Ar2d supply of ntlnlsters lour took Sat. Oct. 2" at J o’clock. tJ*to tblalore non* for Kal.maaoo and A good congregation attended th«* union AbredVrost on the ground this morning temperance meeting held ip ’he Congrega­ tional church .Sunday evening. (I.£ Xh is the first to kill l*'e »>“*»• The new Evattgelical church in Leighton wa« dedicate*! las’. Sunday. 11 Is a fine top*. _ ____ 4__ ________ — brick structure and cost nearly Sl.000 Be*. souil. ll«9»ir. Mra.C. 1>. Barnaby will l«'l E"' Stvlning'-r ot Xsslivllleo-cupicd the pulpit m the evening and Ilin address was one of the twat ever liear* In this localltl. Kev. Johnson however we think did as >,e"4’1 YoVk atatr laat Friday •■■d *''“r^r'Ovrtll the arte.tto.it.. The dedicatory serves The Endeavor appob'tui Misi wre conducted in German wlik-h your ,1 Cmuwa* l!"-' HtWatr ’’ XtS V. r. s. C. F.. «.»«»«■» i arribn “verstaken nechl”. ' Mrs J Hollister returned to her home •‘ft'Sd Mr,. Oagood v..h«d In, B.W. in Kalamazo*. last Monday morning. Mrs. Cobb and *°n Laverne returned from the Lake shore last week. Y erne Is Crrrk Turatlay. now Implojed nt C. deters . Rev F. G K ’bertson and wife ap fa alMr.^kr'a Lading attending the Baptist Convention. la,t track. . . And attractive yon ran make your home bj the outlay of a f«w dollars. You need the Furniture; we have it to sell. Why ran t we deal? b““- r.?iv? Mreler expects to lease '•'F'fK’lb". Ohio. Thursday. tloTi”' UH tor bls home In Huntlngtou. bid., last week. Mrs. Wm. Moore waa in Grand Rapids ■ast wi-rk a* delegate to the Y. P. S C F convention. * fcloveniale. 10 per barrel. pad a tip °’er ’l.,h *h' entertamifipodte est legislative body of the state. We have said that Mr. Keeler does not pretend to be a public speaker. He doesn’t, bm at the same time he possesses the abll- Sunfield- *,,d, b0’8 *” s“naM' , v.n Hora's U Dr. Sheffield has liought Dr. . l>r sttemem i. wm “jptaee-dwlll O’1 hl’ raMtncv. V*r“n'r- MILL DAM CASE. For the past two weeks the Circuit Court has been exclusively engaged in the trial of the big mil! dam suit at Middle* ville. one ot the biggest and moat irnportant cases ever tried before the bar of Barry county. It la all the more impor­ tant because of the fact that If French & Son lose io or IS other suits are liable to result, each one of which will presumably cost the county as much as the present one. • J. M. Jamison, a bright young attorney of Grand Rapids, and candidate for State Senator from that district repre.sents the Plaintiff In the case and the following in­ terview with him concerning the case was published in the Grand Rapids Herald of Monday:— . J. M. .laniisnn, republican candidate for state senator from this city, was home over Sunday from Hastings, where lie has been ever since his nomination trying oue ot the most important civil cases that was ever fought In Barry county. The case is one <>f n woman against French & Son for 82.000 damages for flooding her land by raising the dam in the Tliornapplc river at Middleville. If Mr. Jamison wins, a doz­ en or more other farmers who claim their land lias been ruined also, will bring suit, and the Middleville Manufacturing corppa ny, which paid 95,000 for-the rights of the dam after the Improvement wasJmade, will sue to recover ’.hat sum. Seventy witnesses have already been called and the rase will last through most cf this week. After it Is finished Mr. Jamison will return to this city and enter on his campaign work. Attorneys Carveth, Knappen and Colgrove represent French & Son. TACKLED THE WRONG MAN. Brace of Thug* Knocked out by Jack Nevills, who lives In the Congre­ gational parsonage adjoining the church, had a lively experience. After going home from the Baptist church last night he had,occasion to go into the back jnrd. As he did so lie was confronted by two I men, one of them struck him and at the ' same time threw a chiuriformed cloth over his head. Jack is something of an athlete to express himself in a clear, plain, and he struck out like a prize fighter. He that carries con- hit one of the robbors a knock out blow accepting the nomina- aud ttie other lied, both being satisfied they had tackled the wrong man. by the republicans of Mr. Nevills had taken up a collection at and Eaton counties last week Mr. the church and sat near a window after surprised his moat intimate friends the exercises while he counted out the the excellent speech he made in money. He thinks the men saw him through the window and suspected he them for the honor conferred up­ still had the money on bis person and as­ on him. saulted hltn for the purpose of getting IL Something of tbe position Mr. Keeler The chlorlform made Jack sick for a short holds fa the estimation of the people of time. He recovered from its effects and the Baptists will likely appoint Jack col­ Middleville and vicinity, was manifested. lector for life. He is the right man tn the Wednesday evening of last week, upon bis right place.—Fremont. Nebraska, Daily return after receiving the nomination. ' News. Unexpected to him they turned out enmassc mid met him at the train at about ten o’clock that nighL The Main street of the village was ablaze from one end to Two dainty maidens playing in one tbe other with bon fires kindled in honor corner of tbe parlor. Girts of five whose of his nomination. This demonstration eyes yet view this weary oid world through the mist of heaven sent Ideality. wa? a total surprise to Mr. Keeler, though ••Now Margie” said Hazel sagely “you naturally very gratifying, as it would be take your dolly over in that comer and to any man. He was escorted to the town we’ll play that’s your bouse. I’ll bring ball, which was filled to overflowing by Belinda Anu, my bestest dolly, over to visit you.” his friends, where he again surprised them So Margie made ready for her expected ail by making a neat little speech thanking guests. Jost a touch bore and there and to them for the very hearty welcome and tie the child the comer of Mrs. Brown’s kindly sentiments expressed in their re­ parlor was a real home. ‘•Why Mrs. Simkins “the little house­ ception. Speeches were made by several wife was crying a moment later “bow glad others, in which political Issues were not wc be to see you, Ixyrfada May and me, discussed, merely ratifying the action of and you’ve got that sweet Belinda Anu the senatorial convention In naming one with you, I declare it just makes me de­ spise my Lorinda May when I see that of Middleville’s most respected, progres­ child’s lovely complexion.” sive, energetic business men for the high “Why Margie” and honest little Hazel office. A good social time was bad until opened wide her eyes of deepest gray. “1 the midnight hour, members of all politi­ don’t think that Is a nice way to talk ’bout your dearest dolly.” cal parties taking part. “It’s what my mamma said ’bout me to Miner S. Keeler was born In the year Mrs. Atherton, aud Lorinda May won’t cry 1862 aud Is therefore in- his 33rd year of like 1 did. for it did make me cry. But you ■ age. He acquired a good education, and must’member Hazel we’re mamma’s now and you know mamma’s say lots of things to it has added all the benefits that come little girls must’ent.” 1 from quite extensive travel and an excel­ “How’s Mr. Simkins?" Inquired Margie lent business training and business experi­ after the dolls had been discussed. “Ob, Ire’s as contrary as ever, telling me ence. Early In life he evinced allliing for ’bout hard times and smoking ten cigars a business and soon showed an unusual day.” ’ adaptability to it. He early mastered the ‘•That’s just llk»? my husband*1 and wee drtails of the large general store conduct­ Margie screwed her rosy Ups Into a queer grimace. He does try my patience so. say ed by his father; whose old age was spent do you know any thing ’bout our new in quiet comfort by reason of being re­ neighbors? Now Hazel say something real lieved largehr of tbe cares Incident to tbe mean Just like your mamma does when she bUNinuM, and since his father’s dejth the is talking ’bout folks.” Little Hazel looked helpless. “Why” management of its affairs has been looked she said hesitatingly “the man, he is hor­ after mostly by the coming senator from rid. he’s got three wives and he steals or this district. In 1888 Mr. Keeler married gets drunk, I’ve forgot which, and the Miss Gertie Spaulding an estimable ydung women, therei Is three of them, well they murder each other every day." Indy of Middleville and to them one child Margie dlmlv understood that her friends has been born, a son now 4 years ot age. Imagination could hardly be trusted. So Mr. Keeler owns a nice home in the vil; she began afresh. “Hai’nt your hired girl horrid?” lage and enjoys all the comforts that come “She’s awful. Why she told the minister from a happy home lite. ’bout my false teeth, and she broke my • As a business man be ranks as one of new lamp, horrid thing." the very foremost in the county, being al­ “Yes, 1 think all servants ought to be ways active, energetic and thoroughly sent to the penhenshum" and Margie look­ ed eagerly to see if Mrs. Simkins was im­ progressive. He is conscientious in what­ pressed by the big word. ever he does, and if elected can be de­ She was for she forgot her company pended upon to work for the best interests manners and asked, “What is that Margie* show? ” of the district He Is a good organtier, an ••Show Indeed, It’s a big jail where they excellent judge of men, is quick to per­ put folks who don’t tell the truth, not society nr on tbe 2Mb. - m.i^KeWwU.beronfinrf .......... rill leave m voo” <0 «- ceive and prompt to act when necessary, The Dr. says ’ !tt^He'«”nrB.iue-Creek. and has an unusually large ato=k of good common sense. The legislature of thia DowMnff. S£ HXnB.g^lV’™X'°ot«^‘’« slate, well needs less eloquence and more 8P°u‘r'"w^lorwerly ot >hl» P>««business, and as an exponent of the clas’ ol^jla'tltt* IrtPod. B of men prepared to give this great stale a a^lT^X paaturr nt.fi tmod. business-like admlnlstrelton. Miner th%.u.lX par. ot .be state. a Keckr, of Middleville, will rank among „ Mra. It K. Stanton and grand­ the foremost. A vote for him is a vote for anbonret. Mmeefent^us, capable young intra York alate nbere u J child HM>ej . nlHlut two. weeks. man. equipped in eve0 way to faithfully 'r'lP)r“'v‘.“n Horn and (..tidy moved to their h„« tn OtU IMWe and fully represent the 50.000 people fa T Largest Circulation of any paper in ih* County. mammas you know, but horrid folks. Whv Lorinda May, you little idiot you are feel­ ing of that lady’s silk dress.” “Don’t scold the darling child. Now Belinda Ann 1*11 knock your head right off If you ever dare to touch anything on that center table again.” “Say lUrel won’t it be lots of fun when we are big women aud can talk thia way fa real earnest?" Mildiied Mahsh- ■Married. Ibis district; Uta.l«tra vote lor > soon*, officiating. Mr. Edtbrd Campbell and MIm Cornelia Mowry or Ogtte ------- ....----administration, practical. progrea-lve «d»lutatratton. �Socratic handbook : cn-dltof llie tlato astings Banner V V8...8 . « Ar» tbe people re^ lor »uy more —r-" J Demccrati.- • retrenchment and re­ FULL OF KR HO KN AND <>UTR AO> OU* , farm? ’ e * • Thursday, Oct. 18, 1894. COOK BROS.. Pr^pr!e.t5r** TRAIN ROBBERS. They Reap Rich Harvests in Vir­ ginia and California , An ^idltfohal wotd right here Jte to ; the comparative c-»st of the two legis- Jtifty ThounHMd Dallsrw Srcurrd Near bv tbe - Ifetnres may b_« of •nt'.TJSt to the think­ QmuiUeo. Vn.-A Like Bum Stolen ’, j ing voters of the slate. We liavc I eh*twn how, the Dem-jcrats overran j their estimates for legislative expanses . ! and made ti e total cost of “squhwThe voters of Michigan must be on Richmond, Va., Oct. 18.—The northshould buck" k'^slation $138,433.87. ThefolSk> common at this season, is a seriom their guard. Every honest man tLwwld lowing ibtatvinent shows more clearly bound passenger train on the Richconstitute himself a vigilance commit­ the economy of the present adminis­ mond, Fredericksburg & Potomac rail* condition, liable to lead to disastrous tee of one to run down und head of! way which left here at 7 o’clock Frir mult*. It is a sure sign of declining Il k-mocratic campaign lies and never tration: SR da.wnight was Ijeld up near Mnautieo. health tone, and that the blood is im­ relax his activity until the b&llotn are Rccuiar •.-.-t'.ou ot l'91.... Extra sw> .tan u. !3J.\....................... 13,tai ..9 The engineer aud fireman were forced poverished and impure. The best and cast, honestly counted and safely re­ Total (or "HquawbucXs"................... S153.433 «• from their engine and the engine was turned. most successful remedy is found in The Republican party is entitled to Session of 18X1 11B.5TS cut loose and sent ahead. The. exa rousing victory in* Michigan this • *Lr<3 31 press car was then entered, the Republican c.-onomy. year. No half wav victory •y willsullicc. will suffice. jt, adfla no.little to tbe disgust with, messenger covered with pistols and It would be almost atdefeat. ’* T he wh(ch the people view the above forced to open'the safe. The runaway n Arirrt < - * . * t-' -___ , . x . l_ Democrats do not expect Ito carry’ flw> the <■figures -to •thinkthat tbe cost of the locomotive was stopped at Quantico by state, but they are straining every extra session was due entirely to the obstructing the track. It is stated nerve to take the etlge off of the Re- attempt a,V8 8UUL of -L8* the V'lk Democrats to steal the hero that there was an unusually MBH . . next legislature. next legislature. The supreme The mapreme court court thus gives strength to the nerves, elas- I They wish to keep the majority down 1 declared their gerrymander unconsti- large amount of moucy on the train, ..I.. ..! ... *1. - L.. In to ak‘ n >..* n u I' \l l/i)l I- .. .vutional. .> , und, they ., V — ...... so. 1low a lir.,1 figure as In to rlraiw»i deprive Michlhad.1 *to. pass_ a new probably $30,000. The robbers, seven ticity to the_ muscles, vigor— to the brain f.. Ul and health to the whole body. la igan Republicans of any real cause tor , law before rle.-tion; $13,500.59 spent in number, were masked. The rail­ way company has offered $1,000 reward rejoicing. In their anxiety to acc.im for Democrtttic partisanship', truth, Hood's Sarsaparilla phsh thi> the Democratic managers » for the prrest of any of tlie robbers. have resorted -shameful I The express messenger, B.F. Crutch­ — ------— _to the most ------ --------Certain Democratic papers have laeen mlKronn«<iu*nLii£inn« mlsrepresi-utations ftlwiut about tlie tbe relative . making a great ado orer increased ex field. and his helper. H. Mnrkay.barren rsf *lhe I... ll urssl ■in runnln-' ■ ,».«■ . the — 1 _ expenw-s W i.innu mans anil Kiel, as.I. ml- i, l/K.sl.ss,o pensM iu dilT.-renl de- the doors of the express car, but these --- 1 __ _ of ----I uu.11,1^ VMV s»asswa«.aaw minhlralions step-, fh..ministrations of lhe stale. 1 hey are psrtnu-nn nn-ier Uepublicnn rule. TlThe were blown open with dynamite. endeavoring lo manner the pe iple principal utlaeh I. made on the andi After the robbery the thieves made off that the present Republuun adtuinh - * ---------- — »• d> ■ ----*-------» .utor-general's partinent, the state de­ with their booty in the direction of Be sure.to get Hood’s and only Hoad’s tration of the stale huabeen criminally partment and the board of statu audi­ the Potomac river, where it is sup­ extravagant in expendfamvs and has tors. Mood’s Pills are purely vegetable, per. । ex edrd al! former adminlstraGons in It-certainly co.»ta more to runithe posed they had a boat in waiting to betlv harmless, always reliable aud. beuefloiaA the lavish outlay of t he people’s money. auditor general’s department at pres­ take them to the Maryland side. None Tlu- Democrats have just issued a ent than under the Democratic admin­ of the robbers tmtezrd lhe passenger “Campaign handbook. IWI," filled full istration. The X1,„ „ v-„ tax law of 1-03 coaches. new PARKER’S of inkrepresentation, well eokulated rejtores the alate system of »»le of During Bobbery In UtUlfornta. HAIR BALSAM Iw-ettfifara the h to eheat the honest voter o-.it of his _______ landl) ___________ fur delinquent taxes. A" ithe ti________ ____» All San Francisco, Oct. !«.—The bandit* vote. They present for aw eonsidera- ,work —>- of. collecting such ...a -----* taxes -fa done who held up a Southern Pacific overtiou the following array of figures; 1 in the aaditor-gcnerat> department, I land train a few miles west of SacraState taxes levied ffunug Wtsans' -etaTflA* q> ' which« under the county system, wom ■ men to late Thursday night and looted term1 rz,» «x»i b- ^one ,n_________ counties. It costs the Stat*- taxes levied ffuriti? Rich s the Wells-Fargo company express cur XOja Th 55 , people just so much to do the work, term..'.... ..... whether done by the slate or by the secured over $50,00J. They seem to West !.iu>K<, J»8li.r.rv, Excess of Rich * administration | • wsub * cb. The rc»»uixc vs»u -w w counties. relative advantages of have eluded the officers and escaped The first of these asm is correct u^‘7wo”'Bvstem»'«re‘’n,rt at “i»5e’l»- with their plunder, which was nearly i?.LN5«£.OnR|*£-Z7,U&S’ and so IS the second. Hot the conelu- twecn thu parlies for honest Repab all in gold coin, and consequently a Toorhor tranfref in each county for rion is false. It may seem an anomaly lloiM ,nd hones-. Democrats .infer heavy burden. The astounding suc­ I uubllvl special work. Will pay fioo.U) that from two truths a false hood may moni( toemseive.. it m»v lie added cess of Ute hold up was not known unI a month. F. W. Ziegler A Co . Box 17:17. be deduced, hut It u, no novelty tn ho however, that “ ! here, however. tl-nt there there are are not nut 1:0 1.0 ,u Friday afternoon, Earlier rr|8orta Pbllaila.. Pa. . . Demo-ratte campaign nwmning. uth Fh- I c,,,r,“,thc /"•Iivo'-K«n«'»>-,• depart- . ! of lhe robb<rJ. gBVe the .mount of fullai y here oonsisls in a half-truth, nt. a. falsely aeserted. UVI1. i. tlle ...caTit tia. ha. Iiu. ho n rn!..,lr...I but mil < . . . which . ■ well known to be worse than . tht. u,t ™y roH .hows just lot names, money taken at $1,500. Reward of • 10,000 Offered. a lie. i-fa|> a-iaIly in Democratic moultis. including Audltor-tleneral Turner i The truth came out, however, when The Democratic - “handbook k.*eps himself. himself, out of sight the fact that, in addition | ** Every’ honest Democrat knows that th<’ Southern Pacific issued a circular to the taxes levied during Winans' tlie state census of IhDI is being cinq- offering a rewaid ot $10,000 for the nrterm, the Republicans ■ Friim U. S. Journal of Medicine ) nepuoiicnns turned vurncu over over I[ jn the state department, requir- 1 rest af the two robbers and thr recov$a:u3.515.7‘i und got n Z *buck ___L only _ ’ 5,145,-----[ng the work of 30 extra clerks. This . ery of the plunder. In this circular. 878.e8,..a difference of 82.t7.63" --Wta>nceorrc.u..«J*s?.', which ■ jR wbat makes the state department i jt/js said, the bandits plundered the who make* a specialty of was all spent and must be charg<M up onaLmore than it did under the Dem- expa;hS CHr of over $50,000 n gold, to the rtuians administration. lhe ’ .r-itiA mhinnU’S-rtiim ; Z..p*. , m Southern book nI<o ignores the fact that the ’ . > .» I The circular announces the Southern Democrats received from-the ’’nited^ iuuX’n“’L^rw‘uh 1 p“ia,: eompany and the Wells-Fargo falsehoods ABOUT mwhJGAV. That Tired Feeling HOOD’S Sarsaparilla ! Makes the Weak Strong FITS CURED Prof. W’. a. PEEKE. EPILEPSY, annual tax sale Hie** erf MlBtilerti. County rt Bwrj-w The Circuit Court for itw Comity os Harry, in L IMlie niuttrr of lhe prill Ion of the Rists »f Hlriilgiui for the n»ts «r certain land* for text* a.senre-d there*hi. oh re*’lug and flHnctiir p tltlmi of Uh* Andtn r 4teu«-ral«rf Hi*- W-tr trf Mlchlwn. pn»y«na tor a decree l» taw* «ff the Stat*- of MleMkan. nmdirtl ’-wh psrcvlnl Isod ihsreln orreribrd. l..r tt*e ainoiuiis therein -i*vlfirtJ. Mvtised to I* *-ur for l»*xr». inlerret »n.d rtw»rwre on raen »nch p*m-l of tauff. a«ff that Mirli ihIkIm l«u sold ■ar lite i*muu t* so claimed Uy lire state of ii IrJiitfnu. Il !.• ordered 1 list n*W i»**tHi*»n will b brought mi lur lw-nrliix and tb rreo s< the November jterm ot this Court u» ’»*• t"'sd «t lta<tli’R’> »a fhy iComity of ttarry, Hliue <■( Mirtuxan. on <»•* R*H» day of Novetnler, A. D. h»l. nt th** npevlPC J<•( court ou th >i day. *».d Hist »n £•«*><>» Intereatrtl hi HU« h Ismtaor any f»ot th-.-revf dr-lr< jliic to contert the lim claimed .the-emi In the in-.:.- >.t MI.-I.Icu. n< «u"ii ( charittn. or Miiy iwirt Hitreof. ►bull npuear tn ।mid Own and Bl- wuh wir • lerk •hereof urtinr rs refftatar ID Chau eery, tlwir <nMrclh«a Shttro 1io. on or lieforr the first dsy ol the teim ot this rtiurt shove meuthiMtai. siwl thst in default ttwrta-f Ute "sine will tie town »■* e<mfewff and M decree will I* taken m*'*I filtered a* I'1?3’for In i*sid jH:iliio*J. Ana It K .further ontereo that In poriuisi «v of wd drfree the lauds dr s rttM-d IriHahl pr.tlf.lo-i tor wbb h a dm-ree of l»r ntiMlr. will br sold fur the several taxH*. lutcrrrt am! thvrgw* thereon m det* rinlur-i by sunh dren e, on the Cr»t Monday In lieremtx-r llirrexfier, or *m Uie day or dnvK tuiwiiiiei-t. th-refn s* tmiy be m*ce««ary fo finirfrta lhe s.lcol sold l|Ml «dfl of eaeii ami rv. n i. .reel thereof, st the irffl'* «»t 1 he County Tn-.-i-m’-r. »r st ‘in-li r»>trtct»h-nt plate r» bt-rekt-**! by l-l»i hr vf-'ihly fest of the cx-untv ofBarr-■ Nrte <»l Mleldxsn; and that the sale Uirn »:.•! (In-re msdr «111 -hr » nunlle • air amt each p ;rrrl d«-scrH»e*l in the deerre sli.ill be setait•••teh • xporeff to sale for Ujr t*rfnl taxes. lr*lerei-tfel-t:clMWM.Uti*l th- *--» ‘hall Im*tnnilr ’o the hm«hi offering fo buy for n-v then tax «ti«l psdita Rte f«V‘ au.dimt ehxrwMl sffvlnrt *wh week snrt arcroilry » ronvry iii.r-cf ihr >maV*st undivided *er sfnwle In ferert then‘li<; ot. if no per*on win buy f.»r any ot said several taxes nnd <-a- the twlsore ita-re-f mid take a convoy oic* of taj* th-n the entire thereof. Hirn the vUiu'r pxir»-l snail be nffrird U .d fold. If i«nv parr--! of I tn*! eajmnt be »ol J tor taxes, interest »"d chsnres. Mien purer! >1mU br pipwed <>v- r lor (lie tlm" bring, nm! shall on tiiM*u.’*r?dmif dsy. *»* l<f*irr thoelmn iff the sale, t-e re rff.-ttd -. ami If. >m ati -h Mronii • ;T-r. ordniihgru- ti sale, (he «miw canr-ot he -old for the tuu-mi-i aforesaid, the Countv TrcnMirrr nltall bld ••ff tixt same In tue t.utne tn • hr Mtat*-. WltiMsi the H««n. O*mrnt Smith. Clrenfr, Judge, rod the «eal ri •rtd Circuit C >urt of Brery tjomfv, til’s 4th «tay of September, A. D 1WL " . • i KiiBNi Smith. . Circuit Judge. (kuu'emtaned. Jottx G. Nagi.f.k. ReUlster. C B " •>»•» Mt “« «. ot ,w ’ “ *■“ K •« ’0 11 «««r it m »xur TowMhtt,, North ot Hauge 8 w,,. » 2 ol u 2 of Ml 80.4211^ £« m2 of s2ot.no 40 42.3# 5.83 1.89 .70 5Q 10 10.71 L30 .43 .70 13 :m 12 M .08 .02 .70 J n 2 of a 2 ofnw 4 <rf *w 4 12 n tn ne cor- 10 24 2A> 76.3710X5 X0! .70 tg.r.T Tow® 1 North of Range 9 West • sec. ,« DO 4 ofnw 4 17 40 1.38 .19 re Town 2 North of Range 9 West. See. re 0 4 Of 5W fl 1 liw 4 of III Tnwnihlp 3 Nor|h of Rance » West. See. R. 5.97 2.99 M'Oaof 3.41 n » M 40 t».s? ya Town 4 Northlnt R*fie« 9;West. «re. e 2 of be 4 G4< Town a North of Rango 10 West. •|l,'<nliils'-<l ' II- (Vf. , BJH- VI .1 ;m delltiipwiu f««r non-imvincut nt luxe-., anti atlirh las*» have rail iwcti ni l; (OKr’her with the total'•iPosiiil < t Mn h lax’i. »Ph interest computed thrreon to U<t* L'nie fixed for Mb*, n lid collect ion frenMirovliti'd by law. nvd the r<r»» of Hiivcrti*|i:« And u’.hrr rxpcnsc-ii o! sale of «*h of » id parrels of land. Your jwiltioner further sbowa to the Court that said land* wi re ret unirff lo the Auditor General under tin* pr-whlmr* of Sect tou 1S3 of ... Aet««<.f the Public Aeta of HW. as ffMiaqu-nt ter --------------------no«t-wij meat-u of said ....tarn for redd JSt Her. i n g? abrogation of the reciprocity treaty Abraham Lincoln’s first Speech on with Brazil, importers of that country the tariff question was short und to will sue tbe United State* for duUm the point He said he did not pretend which have been paid. people's money. to be learned in political d-.-onomy, but On'*of the most amusing instance* of be thought he knew enmi-li :o know the crp'tcity of the average Drmt.-cr»tic that -when an American jw-.; *yo for 16* - -The French retraauutartnrer S'1 AU“ w" during a tog by the campaign writer to juggle with figures «Uel to an En?ii-o was found in the “handbook" a« it America haul the »teelKnrlami B"«U*h ablp Kahler on tbe Hirer knrl a<w% mb...1 ..... 1 . • < Ulw-J.l.. __ . was first published. It contained the bad the R30. 1 Mt when he paid 120 for Scheldt. Six of the crew of. the Alice steel to an American mu.iufactarer America had both the steel and the TAXES OF ML Town 3 North (>f Range io West. ntrof«2ol sc to a. e' side of setof.ne i 40 thence w 40 rds. *; B0 rda. be 30 rds along centre of high­ way thence u 00 rds. to begh-nlnx sc 4 ofnw 4 ne4 ofne 4 a 2 of »e 4 less 1 acre 10 a. south side ut sw fl 4 30.n0 w fl of nw 4 less A acres off s end 31 42 .21 .85 .12 1—7 \Bt» 6.04 1.21 LOS .» 70 4.50 Township 3 North of Range 10 West. See. 14 a. w pt. of n . . CITY OF HASTINGS. J2.O2 1JW of lots K and m and 94 n 3 rds of lot 3.64 Lota M and • S«* MM. , .010,1147,11*. and 11B i :«■ .19 4.02 .56 Corn. 4 rds c Blk. 4 Cham­ berlain’s add. thence s 12 rds tob^t 4.85 .19 .70 Town 3 North of Range 8 West. 8ec. Doff. •» interiooa of w ?3 a 7.71 1.00 .il .t6 CUAMBERLAINS ADDITION. Blk. •Lot 5 Coni. 4 rds c and IK rds and 2 ft n on Jef­ ferson St from lot 1 thence •» rd*, n 22 rd*. to beginning. 5 CITY OF HASTINGS Chamberlain's Addition. Blk. EASTERN ADDITION, Blk. Lots 11 Ixir 9. 10 mid .. w%of lot 4 4.05 .57 5.4* . KEN FIELD'S ADDITION. Blk. 2.70 .11 JO 3,M> 1.36 .19 .06 .70 VILLAGE OF CHDAK CREEK. Town 2 North of gange 9 West. Sec. Lot VILLAGE OF HICKORY OOKNKR8. Town I North of Range 9 West. » vl » 2 f Sillof. ‘ S 4X6 4A 4« .131 I <11 re I ot SW 4 , ing to the disbursement of them by tne “handbook" was to create the im­ pression that the present administra­ tion is squandering huge sunh of the ,12 .70 ■ 6.97 n 2 of nw fl 4 re ii 37 s part ol nw STATE OF MICHIGAN. to 5.01 To Uie Circuit Court for the County of Barry, m nw4rteej»C 40 Chancery.. nn Wslde TllCJH tin.-.n Of MTAMI.KV W. TCRNKR. Audi- a. w part Of nw fl mr GeiH-ralof *H’d Mate of Mk-hln*'. re-|wct-’ 1X4* fullr xho* f Hint 11 * I;*' । •:’<»< h- relnafter wt j lorth and ninr.*«l • Sch-dnlc A.*' r^ntalim a description <>T alt M:;<1n in <ni Couufy «<f Itarrv _ ... _ . .1 <,.r l,M Ton nMilp 2 North of Runge if West . , : States the sum of $120.865. W. which < | W . U1 W "T caae-t;.« t any living Physclsn: hh auccwis Is ........—ices. iucy . J’”*--, " . . .T aawaisi.ug. Wo have heard of auu'5 of must also lie charged to them. Here h ave bean heavy, ri ;o00 L>r have heavy H 1» is well known • ' tare turc of each rebber and «5 tu.uOO for the year-.' »ua Un? cured by bitu. trnbllshes n. is a discrepancy in the Democratic that tlie tin-board board n n'vcar " vear airo ap.. bad had to unv par recovery of the money, raoney. or a » proportionproportion ' valuable work on this .ilHe.en* which he sends i showing ,.f rajsus.m. This, added to o„Ue Tlu- EK eut amount of u.y part of thr v. l.olu. with .» Urge boule o’ of hi.% absolute cun- free ZZ" ~ZZ _ _2_! The his- ent amount of u#y part of the whole. to an/ sufferer who may send thalr P. O and the tax* s raised during yVinans term, torv of that makes good Republican NtoW Fodr Hack* of Cota. I (or Gcuvral prior to (lie 12th day of June. 1881 i stoW lour Narks Corn, BipresA address We ad vise any one wishing show the cost of his administration to , tury r *n*Hn«r’. ant-innf and remrtn uhd*!«L a o«re tnaddre-w Prof. W. H. PEE-KE. F. D. be $3 541 553 7ft reading . during one. Four . rc “,?ln^ .. t , The robbery was a daring b our । Yourprttu.ner further show* and aver* that IfU ’Pc vrl St.. New York. The Republican administration, on ; , Thomas E-Mayutook ». coplract for , ^k. of coin were secured from the | ih.iMr r.>eier«.e.uie«l~ lee end1_ met < E. Muys took a contract for Backa of coin were secured from the Mnaaenwer 1Pahre nvrt oliier building a state road in the upper pen- exprea.s ear, and xesaenger aige S'lvrrthlnx fnrlh |>t lr cx|>**nM* A ar. M of sate. )|0n on «rt Die contrary, is entitled to u large do- | insula ias„|a and anJ wa U1 take tol(c his h& nay in was, to cSca|>ed with. his life. Three I.trv.----- XPYen,; t-areel* erf land dtreribed Hr *al<f ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. duction from the taxes lotted during „. lan(1 iu&mcd , k *1.' rh ... 1 > normed , hundred pound* of coin were taken, , ncbrdule. . ' la the mut.*r 'of tbe etu’e of Lucinda Rich s term, m estimating the cost of t... by ,i._ the n Democtalic land commissioner ■ „ . rnn. K . .. (irtt.rnn 1 Your peUttoaerfurther shows that the salt! Blanchard, (lecflared. his administration. The sum of $402,­ that the swamp lambs on Bois Blanc. ®“lfl,necT Bl 1V?C^1’ of lhe I taxes o:। mI<1 <iCM-rtlied land-* have remained Muico is hereby given that 1 stasll sell at 423 wax raised’ for repairs, improve­ island were upper peatnraU lands and O'"rland. and hi:. Breman were f.ireed unpaid for mure th*>i <m>« year from aud after publicau-Uou l<> th • bighe«i bidder, on Frl day rhe u»jh ffw of October. A. D 1»)|. 31 10 ments and new buildings, made neces­ could be selected on the scrip He »l thv moxxl- of a rerolrer to carry 1 the date of their return to thr Comity Treaauri er o7 said Countv of Harry uud-r the provishert o'euMk. in th* forenoon, al the Probate Office sary by Democratic neglect. This is hji-dred ot tbe PmNIc Asia lu he ci yot Histmtn. in tbejCouuty o. Rxrry, no part of the co«t of running the built the road nt great expense. The coin sacks from the express car to the ; of Art uumlx-r In th-* sute of -Michigan, pursuant ,co license supreme court, robber* uncoupled I "I 1W. cr undtr the prevMoti* ot lhe fcvotj.1 court on legal grounds, tinfin­ ' engine. There the robbers and uituon-.y gnuite'l to me on the ilrat day of state government. When this deduc­ ally decided that the Bois Blanc lands tbe engine and rode off with their ! lax Uws under which noy of mp h taxes were i previouslyretnra*<i, and ter mere than one S«piem n>r, A. D. isot. by the Probtte Court «»f tion is made, it shows that the Rich year prior to Urn first <tav of May. 1MM: and the Itarrv Co inly. M! 'lilirvj. nil of the estate, right, administration' cost the people only were in the lower peninsulh and could booty. f-ald taxes not havluc be*u p*.ld. and ti e same ;{ !-aia navisc Drew arn ire title an I tutorsst of tbe slid deceased of, in sm not be taken for the construction of Iiuntaoc Them Down. IivIiir i-.ow due ard remslnlng u’lpsid as above to thfl rftal estate situate and feeing In the $3,217,927.58. or $323,626.18 less than roods * '' in the upper peninsula, The backs of Lincoln and Scott are । set forth, your petitioner a detre*- In tavCounty of Btrry. io th- State of Michigan, Winans* admistration. There were no available swamp covered with bruises nnhaed hv cnn. ' °r °nh<’ State of Mkbijrxn aealart each parcel known an-l describe I ns follows, tojwit: Tue The Democratic “handbook,” by tell- lands covered with cruises caused by con- . o| wW tanffs. Ire the payment ol the several west four-fifths (4-5i of north oue eighth (14J) of ( outH The legbi|alur0 rt.fcrr;.,i stent prodding of the rifles held by the amounts o! taxes. Interest, collection fee. cost east one-fo.irth (l-4) of south east quarter (1-4) injr only part ot lhe trutb. ia expected was out of section thirty one (31) town one north range to ileceiw the people into repudmliug ,he „ w th , f d( robbers. The news of the robbery pro­ , , ,, . . .. . computed and extended In *aifl schedule, ten WMt,c>nululng four acres of land, be tbe '■Ute[‘“r» for adjustment The boeri at dneed the greatest excitement and the . M*iiiai the revend parrel* of land ouutalnM same m >.-e or leu. . Dus.l. September 1st. A. D.,18»4. city men eager to aasiat I therein, ami In default of pavnient of the said io >- . first, hesitated to pay cash on a swamp i tn is alive with l«\ BuiNcaAHD, \lmlnl^tr.itor. X(.,n I several computed ami extended against stat unent rnnrC> n<?th land contract, but Attorney-General in the search. Men are already scour- , sum* FM|d ;Mndv that ere h nf udd parcels of land may stat.inent of the cost of running the Eilis flled an topinion holding, first, I ing the country in every direction. It he -old for the amounts due thereon, as pro­ state government under the two ad- xv_* xr. ’ that Mays’ claim wasa just one against ' seems almost impossible that the rob- t v^a^’t“lK‘J4bMU and yet that it is an the state and, second, that it could be astings ity ank ministrations, hers can escape,as the descriptions fur- i Dated. HepL 1, t«H. imperfect statement, intended only to paid in cash. Then the board allowed nished Stamim taklsv W. Turner urnxr,. B T W. Dished of them are trood good and and thev they mn«t must;* deceive, is apparent from a comparison the claim. Hasting*. - - Mich. Auditor General. 6x necessity either be in or very near ' of one part of the book with another. Even if the supreme court had not After representing the total receipts of this city. $75,033.00 the Republican administration at S3,­ held the Bois Blanc lands to be lower SURPLUS $15.000.00. • ' 620,350.58, it charges the administra-' peninsula lands, Mr. Mays would have Oliver Wendell Holmee* WUL SCHEDULE A been left on them, for they were needed Boston, Oct 18.—The will of the late Incorporated under the l*w* of the State ott tion with a total disbursement of S’,- to provide stealings for the Democracy. TAXES OF im. Michigan. 139,757.40. This leaves a discrepancy Every square Inch of them was gob­ Oliver Wendell Holmes has been filed in the Democratic statement of Sl.ftlP,511. LA GE OF MIDDLEVILLE. □pen for business Dec. IB. 18M. bled up under the auspices of Demo­ in the Suffolk county probate court 405.82 to be accounted for. Even if She sum of 85,000 is left to Edward . officers: the disbursement of the educational cratic ‘economy and reform." ackson Holmes, a grandson of the de­ But after all these necessary in­ D. □. ttobinsjn, President; funds, arising under constitutional ceased. The rest and residue of the creased expenditure* are taken into Charter Messer, Vice. Pres. provisions from the.collection of speconsideration the fact stand* out in estate is left absolutely and in fee simD. W. Reynolds. Cashier. ciflc taxes, is charged up to the Ricn administration, the discrepancy is by bold relief that the present adminis­ pic to the son of the poet, Judge Oliver nr^CTORs: tration cost the people S323,()2fi. 18 less Wendell Holmes, of the Massachusetts no means removed. The total amount D. W. Reynold!, of specific taxes collected Suring the than the Democratic administration supreme court D G. Robinson, R B.Mmaer. did. That speaks volumes for Repub­ John O.rveth. Chester sfesser. . last two fiscal years is $2,281,059.06. lican economy. Thrown Into » Europenn Prlaon. 'This, added to the total tax levy of P. T. Coigrove. Boston, Oct 15.—-The Armenians of 1893-4, makes the receipts erf the Rich Boston are considerably exercised by Has the only savings department Bl ic Barry administration $5,905,009.G4, or 81,231,­ Dfltnoeratic Hi trod of renrtott*, □mtntv and niv« nr,' .11 747.76 short of what the Democratic Gen. William Shakespeare, of Kala- p dispatch received from an Armenian “handbook” charges the Rich admiuis-' masoo. a life-long Democrat, declares merchant in Bey root stating that thir­ Entire Blks W.‘ tration with disbursing. ty-seven Armenian residents of Bos­ 4JB .70 a. 17 ’here. Competent Nothing better shows the dishonesty that tbe present Democratic pension ton, Providence and New York, who nepers. Ftcnogra- of Democratic campaign work more department and local federal officers TAXES OF IMO. recently sailed from the latter port, than this one fact, in the first place all over the country are in league were Immediately imprisoned in Bey­ the “handbook” exaggerates the total against the Union veteran*;, to reduce root upon arrival. Sec. of disbursements far beyond what it their pensions, if not to wipe them out se J4 of ne u 7 M ejn 2.40 .2 can possibly be and then includes in altogether. In proof of this he cites » Btrutffc by a Train. JMTtCE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. the disbursements for running the well authenticated copy of a letter he Buffalo, N. Y., Oct 15.—Dorothy, TAXES OF 18M. state government the disbursement of has seen written to the pension depart­ aged IL and Emily, aged 5, daughter* Steti at il:a\lg m, G mty of Barry.—ig, • Town 1 North. Range 7 Weit Notoe «• tierahy given, ihv l»y an Mrder of the educational funds, which are in­ ment by the postmaster in Ionia? in of John N. ScatchaH, president of the tlie Court f>.0“ Birr, no way connected with the running of which t.he names of twelve pensioners Bank of Buffalo, and Miss Emily B. 8. matjoa th • 11U1 .Ltvof Oj*4>.;9r. a. £>., 1481.. the state government A moment ’ s were furnished whom he said he Woods, aged 80, sister-in-law of Mr. Hx rniaihs fr.Rn that date were allowed for 334 creiaor, t»» preHj.it their elalmi atahitc ih- reflection sjiows the dishonesty of such thought were illegally drawing pen­ cttV.e of Aifrad Parker, late ul stiff County, a charge against the Rich administra­ sions. The department began an in­ Scatchard, were struck and killed yes­ Town 2 North. Raniv 7 Wert do .•curl, and th jt all creditor* of mI>I ffece ts- tion. The specific taxes are turned terday by a freight engine at the Park ­ Rre. vestigation, but found the cases so eil are r-4aired to prei--.it rheir etalinw to said ,w 2 75-iod acres Fr.»;»*t3 (:ju -a. at the Pro!) uj offl je. tn the City into the primary school fund by the deserving that the whole thing was side crossing. !I vtu.i? 1.1 exaeiiuaUon and allowance, ou express provisions of the constitution dropped. The eager postmaster offered, ore 17 acres <*I ..•wUsf.ir-th-itn day of ^oril next, and that and are expended for educational pur­ if given a list of pensioners in his sec­ 70 -«l °» . au ac'<Lim« *1!! bj heard Wforasaid C >urt on Iowa CtTT, I*., Oct. IS.—Ex-Sheriff e a *crra *r n 2 273 the names of those C'nitM. tit® Itth dwn( laoua»v. and - b Thnrs- poses alone? The receipt and expendi­ tion,- to ------------------ W..„ kliuav to acres ot re . day. 1 a-1 -th d wof April mwt. at 10 o'clock in the ture of specific taxes, being thu> ex­ t. that be-thought might be reached by John Cold re a wm found dead ia an Uufswj, « 3 ».» 277 .37 fore* Km -L raol of ia-m d«ys. ° uy alley oa the west side of the low* pressly dietated^by the constitution, is 1 the the department. denartmant. De'. Htn. A T>.. WL Town 1 North, Itaii^e* West. not affected by change of administra­ When postmasters, who legally have river Friday esenia*. The cause „f W. it'ieraoXiL Julxeof Probata. tion, but remains the same. The nothing to do with pensions, are not his death ia a mystery. Ua ate supper present administration merely col­ only permitted but oven encouraged, as usual and seemed well and happy. nokolwmi 40 as .27 .•! lected and expended for educational by the administration, to play tbe spy Town 2 North. Eaucn 10 West. Orjc»nLainr Another Army. purposes just what the constitution cn the patriotic pensioners of the O amlard . C«L. Oct. 12. — It tran*and laws require. If a faithful ob­ Union, it is time for the people to erv servance of the constitution and the a halt. This hounding and running pires that another industrial army i» Of 6 14731 1G.T7 6.03 .87 .70 23.17 Jaws is an offense in the eye* down of the old soldier* is a relic of being formed in thia city by Gen. TAXES OF IM. of lhe Democracy, then the Republican the old Bourbon spirit that used to Kelly, and if all goes well until next administration p'leuds guilty. But the hunt down with bloodbonuds the poor •pring it will commence a tedious VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. receipt and disbursement of specific Town 8 North. Range 9 We»t. «-'C*P»n* from oppre*si<m. march to the capital taxes has nothing whatever to do with Will the people stand it longer ? tbe expense of running the state gov­ Wamhimtob. Oct 1 A—Owing to the LMT ernment. The only purpose of allud­ H Town 2 North of Haa«e 8 w««t. Etc. ” ??<?“« ot ’ <*•4 • »l) VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVlLLE. Blk. �nnnnmitnnwwmini ■■"■niiniinifguiUllinW Are the outcome of 30! years' experience ini designing, construct^ mg and testing of= stoves, fn them are = combined all the bests devices known to thei stove maker. They are] built upon right lines] ____ to give tbe greatest i g .^HMOTEWUl A TERBIBLE GATE. 0 hwiST;?'±elbni-Oct -Two Uvn f’lujres- tor the uf this fSitfe lo ui-n a Jkna’or ; I-I this -l in the State lixivia1 IHUrtrl coi»«>ri*lux • ul*o hereby m>llO*d till be >lll<miitted In to Section t.ArtlHiIf refahve ctors of thia state. r»f Article 7. i. i r A 71* Bl A ear,y child* H ■ / r M fl h° unii* * was !■ w Aw liIIIQ grenvn my family, ■■■■■■■■■■ spent a ’ fortmw trying to cure ineof this disease. I visited H"t Springs, an J was treated by the best medical men, but was not benefited. FPOM When all thingshad failed I determined to |try S. S. S-. and in four months wasentirelv cured. The terrible Eczema was gone, not a sign of it left; my general health built up, and I have never had any return nt recommended ’I . w a iinu’r . GEO. * IRWIN. Ir.W.Pa cure. rrtnedle* have. Onr Treatlaeon Blood and SWlr. Ih.*ecac5 maned SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Allanta. Ga. nowloK county ofa Sheriff. Clerk. ot Deeds. tToseCmrrt ('uni fa salon1 j CHILDHOOD . wnv> »vi ouiiiv. Mich. by an ortkv ot date a-re sJIbwed tor dr Jaims against the es iToiirie Otter, tn tbe xaminntht'i aud allow* lit^thdayol February next. • - will be in-ord before said ■ Ptlidav oi November and a Prien dl‘Vo TVve cause Pro^ecft'ion. oj^AmericciYV AvAevesVs ? Are you willing to work for the cause •f Protection in placing reliable infor­ mation in the hands of your acquainIf you are, you should be identified Judge of Probate. with 'EI.’iiF ITBLICAT10N. Fifth Judicial Circuit, in THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, 135 W. 230 ST., NCW YORK. Administrator of the esIjtwreuee. dee«-Ased, Com' buries H. Lxirrencte, John frrder.ck B. La* rente aud .. dvfendana*. in tlv circuit Court for the • in Chancery, ai Hartiup. h day ot S.-ptetutH?r A. ■ Ol -it-. ■■ I. i ' appearing from affldMrft on •T.aant.. Esther A. Lewia i* not > niale, but reside* fa the tUate Ot v . . . motion ot Philip T. C igrove. romplat: j'-icitor-It Is ordered that the -io! b-;.. &*’her A. Lewis, cmmm* her appearat!.-. ntered herein, within four months fi •• datqof tiffs order, and to case .h. -'tUat she cause nu answer to wcotnp:, naht’Kbill ot complaint to be filed, .ffube served on said compain*r.t • -oik-tux —within twenty dare sflter ,,er o( *'-<*Pyof said bill and noUcte Si 1 ?r.'” r 'l:‘ 1 Dim io default thereof, said ■* ’*”* M-re*1’»ntoced. That within twenty f,”bil’lk»aaut cause a ucRiee of ■ - PubINh*’! In the ttortlaxs A 'P*P»rtpri«»t5d, published and ’-Id coaoty.and that such pubUtherein at least ooee Id 1>r wwlfaiu succession, or that tuis order to be personally tw?^u," 110,1 -r«ident defendant at leart f«rh2wi‘>' M?0’* the time above prescribed w oer appearance li YOUNG \ Mothers W« offer You a Remedy Which Insures Safety to Life of Mpthar and Child. Mothers’ Friend Robs Confinement of It* Pain. Horror and Risk. H tiX j ’li'5 tu "* : ' ' ■ rrtour' olSerSb" usual sucn cost s. Baxter Springs, Kan. •«» GAGK RRADFIILD BEGtIUTOR CO.. M"**"; OF THE COBRA. . K» Far No Remedy Li-as Been Dlscoverwd for It-d ! The bito of Tho bite of the terrible cobra of In­ ' ‘ upon as meaning .’ertain It is not surprising that exper­ iments to determine the nature of this tolar kt^ ',ri,‘g; R*pU“ 10 the cirawful poison should attract wide at­ «l,LUfr invitation have been retention. when they are, made in a ioeneea.‘Mthl^2“"“,ym“’D'P">°” “ ‘‘wUIlc manner manner entitling e scientific their re* jeetooraseoSr . " ‘“b- ' .ults to be accepted __________________ I with confidence. bor. ’ There 1. a .Irikinc of experiment, have recently Imeo opinion in"avor oTmX°°n<ia'‘<>d by Mr. A. A. Kanthaek. fl,tr The New H jrsfbrd’s Baking Powde. excels all others in- hct’tpf:-i quality r.-.d baking streng h. A wonderful invention. ence as prZlicala, noa.itX Tbe venom was obtained by pressing Ec.tt.uio*"' ter.LrimetZ. ot I 3ST5 ^B. ,!A 3c-J IOOO Meals for Five Cents Cta, I&l&aaioo & Smw Diamond Crystal Salt c«£| dL I <5JJ "idv^ ■ 9 /XI «£T:.. can Railway union, have been ar­ 1 Tottng K-eefre. Fifty Daltara. S««, la., oet 11-The Chicago rested by railway detectives on war­ Great Western rai^y h« prerented rants charging them with murtl", train robbery and conspiracy to rob KO to Emma Jacobs. She UTyeau old and the daughter of_»,Oerin*° trains. _____________ _ ____ ; 1 Lyocbad by a Mob. 'G'-r ’ '-'r <tt( fnrolcr living between *n While berd.nd “bf. Bxatttviixe, Ky.. J®1; 3 ♦rewaiwr 26 she found a railway ““fE'»d flagged lhe approaching train. Asaaaflinatod. TeI-' Oct j been aa- “T’ Robberv was evidently the obtwice. R • Tv,,nke was known leet as money which Ifonke to h»vc h»d could not be tomdWw Food tor Ncbraaka Pofke™« W A Neb Oct. 12.—On account of S=£SS=?“s *•*•1 -**■? Agents- $75 Sas Fkascik-o Ufo imprisonment M^rweJthy^dmaofSUBteA.. ■4945 •' ■‘•is? of Mlobhum. (zHUrty of flarryr-M.. ■ 1 •' ’ a session of theTrobkteJSqH for the m Morton, a i ate. ,hot .nd killed Sheriff WiUlam ginnn-1 Brew.. ‘ on the ijfr grounds here on Satunlay Burst.the <Ld matter of theestaie of Uriah 8Burst, deceased. __ as the result of an old fiaS: A'mah 4)n readmit ;«jd filing the petition dalyverlflod ls~Blol“rd took Morton from jail and hanged hnn. German farm • h thcir «.™hou«- o(TW ‘. opy • ■A | THE POISON shins ar.. *'alnlxFed> and wveral | nerve-trying .operation 'the deadly SOU VC iJSs wl“l7’ A flpet ,,f I employer, of labor and .the repreton. fluid was squeezed out of the fangs. tatives of labor, as the ones bei.t knowfl«hery by tho^?’*04 U aba,ld^n the j The fluid dries very quicldy, says u »» x UctUttl con‘Htions to be met. should be brought to the front in such Youth’s Companion, and leaves a yel­ low MORTGAGE BALE. a discussion. .. substance . . , „resembling gum arable. albumen of egg. which is Amon.r nti.AM ...i, or the. dried albun during lhe Default having been nude In lhe najinent of Among others who are expected to casflv nnlverired ofr.ll ^*1* with heavy lours 7"The activity of the a mort-nfac atu<w by Dewtit C. Rani cy and his durnuss various topic, are thMoltow. T • ’ wife..Mary A. llMiney to Hlnun N. Chase. Feb wiu l”' anch°r’' Hne. an,I *,rlML It poison is destroyed by prolonged bcil« tujry znd. aud ou February 4ih. 1W re­ ing: ing, a concentrated solution of it with­ corded in the otbee of the Register of iDerds cd to I of <i be,°" «>» '“>1 *• rent of the dlu.ter caused by the two v.^.RAILr’,<wMt ot Jo,mM HoRtas unl- standing the effects of boiling for an Burr. County In the State of Michigan, la Liber .---------- — ------------- •«* — 98 Of Mortgage* on page SM. on wh uh inert«onn. can be lean,cd. 4“'"^ venrity A. II. Walcott, of the MosUchusotta . --------- ° uonnl of arbitration; D. J. Ryan, or the Ohio nonr or two before entirely losing its mxe tbm- Is claimed to be duedfour lUundred •" “i0? ““““If ■'n s^,riOJ^Lbit.raJ’°”■*tMrron u- "'right.Unlteff poisonous action. A weak solution Thirty nine dollars and seventy one cents and no suit or proceeding* at law having been insti­ banks and here at Nd Pierre Shaw Ixiwell of x??pltln8 . nonld pe rendered innocuous by being tuted to recover the amount secured by said . the'Zalh‘“ *' ■'“* dnrin» land. Felix ’ Adler. Washington Gladden 1 boiled from twenty minutes to half an mortgage or any tout thereof. Therefore by virtue of the power of i sale eon­ twlre to? °v a“- Perl"‘F* SOT-Peck* Aldace Fr Walker. Marvin Uughiu:! hour* t lined in said mortgage notice b hereby given, St™.!. nOmbCr' haTe *ut *-» ^nri^'r»?r« p' P’ SarKent. CongreKsmen But, of course, thia can give no eom- that on Saturday. December 1st. 1HH, at ten lu the forenoon, t fare will be sold at Depcw t v 'powderif ^“^nrey m. .fort te any victhnof a cobra bite, since o'clock the north front door ot tbe Court House. In the ‘-’crew. i. Fowderly and Somje| Gompers. - - -­ Hr—n 1-n.Uaoly Drowned. rr the venom, once injected into his City of Hastings. County of Barry and Slate of Michigan, said court house being the place la OCWKOO. N. Y.. Oct ia-About (. blood, could by no possibility be sub­ which the circuit court for**— — WORK OF LIFE SAVERS. f B«rry, ” *— o clock Thur«lay evening a vessel r bidder,, Is held, at nubile auction —------ -w-- ----------Their Record Daring the Late Storm* jected to such a process of boiling. the premises described in said mortgazr. or so ’U|,|“'5?1 *» th« Hartford, went . Ammonia and chlorine water also much thereof as may be necessary to sr* Ulsfy ’*'“ the **“ Highly Creditable. ’ proved capable of destroying the poison amount due on said mortgage, with th] interart upon the rocks near Woodville, 85 Washington. OeL th.—The record m....pre ____ and all legal costs, said ml >es being ci«Ln“b<>'h'r'-orr.».ie ot made by the life-saving service during if applied to it for a considerable time thereon, ol Delton, in tbe County situate In the village c! L'cli — *rilu *' .°'Tner- h“ rlf* ’»<i Michigan, and ---- described the recent storm is'most crpditable, in strong solutions, and carbolic acid of Barry and State of Michigan, v one and seveniv child and four men were on as lota number seventy seven.. two of — there having been not tibinglfe loss of ■; considerably delayed ita poisonous no- James R. Bush’s Addition to the village of Del­ i tion. -oard. The big sea commenced to ton. ... life where the wrecks took place with-' Dated September 5,IBM. Hiram M . Chase, break the vessel up. and it ia reported in the range of iife-saviug stations. ।' As it has been shown that pigeons . Mortgagee, that the captain and entire crew were The following is a list of the wrecks , tan Im? rendered practically insensible Alonzo E. Keunston, Attorney for Mortgagee. drowne-l. The Hartford was freighted and the number of persons saved from to the pioSson of a rattlesnake’s bite by with corn from Detroit. No bodies each by the life-savers as far as re-'. being previously, treated with minute 1 i Injected doses of the venom, Mr. Kanare reported to have been reoovered. ported: PROBATE ARDER. Many \ eMnla Aahoro. Norwegian bark Oglr. wrecked near Cape , thack tried a similar experiment with State of Michigan. County of Barry.-SM. CT.aVKi.AM,, o.. (let. 11-A turions bear. N. C.. crew of eleven all saved. j the cobra poison. But the result was Aia session of lhe Probate CourtfortheCoun­ Schooner Ixiranu Reed, wrecked near Ocwan i not encouraging; all the animals thus ty of Barry, holden at the Probate OfficeJn the northwest gale .truck Lake Erie and of Harting. *n said Courtly on Tuesday the I treated died when a more concentre- ettv lower Ijike Huron last tVednetoay Cliy. N. J., crew ol three nil wived 2ud day of October in the year one thousand Schooner Marta Louisa, wrecked at High­ ted dose of the venom xas given to eight hundred and ninety four. night For many boaU tiie storm lands. N. J„ crew of ten all saved, Present Charles W. Armstrong. AMkeot Frocame unexpected, and cm.iderablo u Schooner Leonessa. wrecked near Narrugan- i, themI Some hope had been raised that bain 'the matter of tbe estate oi William H. damage was done to shipping. Sev­ sett pier, crew of five-all Bay?!. Two scows wrecked near Narragnnsett pier, Northrup. Deceased. J , wvsrs of strychnia mif.hl prove a menu* eral boats are known Vo be dis- erew of five saved. On reading and filing the petition duly veri­ sblcd and helpless on tlie lakes. Schooner Lnuracpy. wrecked near Cape Eliza­ of cure, but the experiments showed fied of Newton V. Whitlock, administrator of that there was no foundation for this said estate praying tor reasons therein set but their identity will not be known beth. Me., crew of six saved forth that he may be licensed to mortgage the Schooner Ko-.a and Adrln. wrecked near Caps hope. So far. then, a cure for the bito real estate of said deceased as lu s«id petition until the storm abates or thiey are Elizabeth Me., crew of six naved. of the coImu remains to be disoovexed. described. • ,. driven ashore. Steamer Columbia, perilous petition near Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday the 9Gtl> day of October A. D..18M. at ten o'clock tn Fairport, (X.rrewof seven taken Off in ilfelhe forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of Jacksonvn lk, Kia.. Oct. 12.—Com­. boat ut lt» c clock a: night. said petition aud that lhe heirs at law ol sa d Schooner John Wesley, waterlogged off Sagh munication has been reestablished deceased and all other persons interested in­ with all points on. the west jeoast vis­' naw boy. crew of seven saved. said estate, are required to appear at a session ' 'ITiree schooners, name* unknown, off Jerry's of said Court, then to be holden at tb*» ITobate ited "by the storm which raged Monday1 point. and crew of Eighteen«<uve«L office, in the city of liastltig*. in said County, night and Tuesday morning, [and dis and show cause. It any there b % why Uie i rayty Tot:;' wrecks reported. 13; lives; icaved. 7B: I of the petitioner may not be granted. And it la patches to the Times-Cnion tell woeful ! Uves lo .i. none. Nearly nil the revues' were further oidered that said i>etitloner give notice ' ; enacted at night. tales of lhe destruction caused by the> to the -persons interested !>• said estate, of the ------------L---------------- j pendency of said petition and the htMrlug there­ wind ami water. Cedar Key-has just FOR CONGRESS. of by causing a copy of this order to i t- ptiwished ni tbe H x~n>«is BkNS Eit. a newspaper print­ ed and circulated in said Cout.lv of Barry, ooee which hxs visited her for twenty- I in each week for three sui cc-bive eks pre­ five yean*. The main buaindaa street I vious to said day of hearing. Nominations furcongress Were made ’ Chaw W. AKMSWHW. ia tilled from one end to ........ the ,T** other with ! V* 1’*'” i o,! Thursday ns follows: debris, consisting >f wreckage fironi| SUlh ,dUtrMt. T. p. Enk.!lxb , (A true copy.) boatOwhnrres. fis h<<uses and logs of . (<« . Eix’.nh. C. N Fowler (rqp). Rhode every description The stonm began j Island. Mr*.: iU-.trl.-t. Molvtlle Itall <rep.»; । •? V Su 8 morning with a >vcuod. W. U Arnold (rep... Newi York. S-vat S o’clock Monday a MORTGAGE HALF. I ■ • • ! etith disirtct. FraakBn T. Ilurtlctt: Eighth. . heavy* wind. . increasing Default having been made In the! conditions > *• ,. i James J. Walsh*. Xinth. Henry I C. Miner; encr at-* *—......... •; until i ihiewlay j Tenth. DanW E. Sirtlev Efaventlh. Willlon: of a certain mortgage, .-xecuttul by CharM?.<i D. md continuing Johnson and Ida M. Johutua. husband and morning. The damage nine ' *I hiss ; Sulzer; Twelfth, tkofe t* II. McCldHan; Thlrwife, to Lucinda C. Cheney ahd AI ide E. Miles, of property is very great |Thc city] ' ‘ os J. <'um*iiiu;s*. Fourtfcuth. John dated the twenty fourth day of August. I«i3 re­ corded the twenty fourtli day oi Anguit t89?‘ hall has the roof blown off] and one } ' iflevnlh. .lacot- A. Cantor, ulldcinoand on which there D due at this d.-def three entire aide knocked out by logs. The) „,H ww,e,TO,.w.,«. Hundred and fifty six and tjo-iou Doifafa, the The following congressional nomimortgagees having elected to declare the whole city juil cannot be found. [The five nations wen- madeTn satnnfav/* " amount of Mid mortgage due and nr. cable on ma.v/rxe pr-zviuns sven free bridge’ on the shell road leading to j NeW York. l ourtb district. William J. account of the non-pannenc of the Jukrest due August twenty fourth tHM accordfm* to the TO DRWKER8 CT LIQJi CCFFEB the mainland are washed away. Ai Coomb, idem |:Sixth, .fame*.R. HoweU*(dcm.>. terms and conditions ot said 'mortgage; Jfdttco. great manv MU all bouts win wrecked I Ml.wurl. TeMh dloriet Th™>.« tt Oopptnis hereby Elven that, by virtaapf thr jmsyef oi . .. . • . ,. . . j. , 1 ger (dem.) Tennessee. Tenth dhkrict. J. W. sale In said mortgage.I shall foreclose the sanse*1 and fish eamps demolished, (hie sloop । Urown (rcp,). by a sale, at public auction, to tttj highest bid­ came in Tuesday morning witk five men [ ------------ u— ----der. at the north front door of the Court House. who had clung to a single palmetto । Strange Horee Dlaeaae In Hie c'tv of H:MliiiK. on tbe twenty second day of December 1«H at twelve o'clock noon, of DvBvqt In., Oct. Get. 15. 15.— —A igrge numtree since Monday night. Another i DviJi‘91 e. Ia., all that certain piece or prrcel of Und situate came in Thursday afternoon with ber of horses ia this citty ’ arte affected and being In the city of Hasttnga. In tbe County ol Barry and State of Michigan, aud described three men who were wrccR«d| Monday ; with a new and atraqgte disease. It fa as follows.to.wlt; A --trip of land hlredy cue feet night and had been on a skell bank ■ called lu grippe and several valuable wide off of and from the north end of lots num­ bered live hundred and ntne mid fivebimdred and ever since, without food or water. It : animals have died. The disease is ten according to the original plat nf ihe village is reported that five spongr vessels contagious. The animal becomes (now clti) of Hastlngs.rw’drded in Br.rryCounwent ashore during the storm and stnpid. refuses dr mk and food, its eyes ty Register’s ofllcq. subject to r. rrshrvatlon of a strip five fret wide off rhe north awl of said were driven 7 mil. s into the 4rooda become- enlarged and look dull and lots for ar. alloy, the same being the mortgaged ArtLACHicoLA. Fla . Oct. li—Never watery. The animals have a tendency premises. Each person cats on the average Dated September 23th, IBM. before in th.* history of this tk»wu was to rub their eyes aga.nst the stalls, over l,o0o meals per year. To pro perly flavor these would require so much havoc And destruction played • Mi.rtR.iRee. say 17 cvnta worth of Diamond C has. II. Bai er. by storm and Ude as Monday Inight be- । South Fhaminoham. Mass., -Oct. 15. Crystal Salt. This in a trifle great* Attorney for Mortgage*. tween "and 10 ।o’clock. Maier, Com-1 —John L Sullivan, the cx-charapion; er outlay than if the other kinds were used, but 5 cents would meroe and Market streets are a tjaass pugilist. Is negotiating for tie lease of I more than cover the difference, of logs, boat*, lumber and dtjbria So j the well-known Ituvis farm in South and pay for the luxury of having far two lives are reported lost. Two j Sherburn. and the deal will be closed remdfnces were carried half to three- , in a few days. Ik? will retire from the quarters of a mile and placed in Lhe stage and establish a sanitarium on TIME TABLE. marsh near C ypress mill uninjured. the farm, furnishing quarters for pu­ , In effect February it. 1894. gilists. The Davis estate is large and RcnMfirkAt.fr ShoofiingKansas frrr, Mo.. OCL U —Even well located. instead of the other kinds. But the Stalloaa. Important thing about it is the finer the most enthusiastic admirer of Dr. flavor your food will have and the Kalamazoo. Mich.. Oct. J5]— Willard greater protection your health will W I Carver cannot now doubt the *OKTH. receive when you use t*e aAH tikat*a| superiority of J. A. K- Elflott over M. Johnson, u farmer livingineur Burr Chicago Lv....... him at pigeon shooting at 30-yard rise । Oak, was found dead in the St. Joseph not got it. write to na If you make Kalamazoo Lv. and 50-yard boundaries. At Exjior:- . river near Colon. He had been shot j butter, Investigate our Dairy Salt; a? tion park -Saturday Elliott [took the ; through the heart and his botty thrown . there’a money in IL Address ^rCi Diamond Crystal Salt Co., tliird and decisive match of the series ’ into the river. Suspicion has fallen t Crsfliwyi.j.. st. clair, nicn.^aJLaJ Milo............... by a score of to «S. His record of ■ on some of his relatives, with whom a Delton........... ■-’00 in the hut two matches lawsuit was pending, as bin watch and •Ctoyertals... 109 out of -vu ID *.MC *»»► —------- --- .---------- . . . ... will ...Mtgo __ ind°' : ....................................... Shultz........... fa something that rn in j money v.-sswo were no! not fyilcpn. taken. Ui MlIHL-llllUh.................... , , NOTICE OF HEARING CJ*A1M3. trap shooting shoot i^ghistojryas^miraculQUS. history as miraculousFusion in MHhigBu. Hastings.... SM*d More Troop*. I GRAND RaPIDF, Mich., Oct 12.—The Suite of Mlciilgxh, County of ftihry.—ml. N«*Uce h-hprehy glvuiixhw^ *» orf^r of Washington. Oct. IR-tTMc annual democratic state central oommittee .the ProbiUe-G'UrL for.die CouMtr,.<U ifarry, renort of Maj- Gen. Schofield com- met here Thursday and decided to put niude on T1»e r’ereuth tlhy of OCTnber A. D. iroi, six iimu<umf’i»?i allowed, maiding the army discusses widely* the name of Perry Mayo, of Calhoun for ^sur. ereulto«-« t«; i>re« ”t i heir claim- Rjf-lnitt'tbe theuscgof the military forces of the COunty, on the state ticlret fo^ l,®u" ettato'ul Jirt<*i'bJ>.Frr»«Urt;IiU»-or«ft*LPoiunty, oRSd aovernmvni in maintaining the Ie<lergovernor to auceeed J. Milton fl laws agalnat'domMtte reaiatence, : jordan. declined. Mayo ia the pdpu- rrnhalnLourt.MlMM* I’reimtr office.In the clta, neeereitv of coast rortlfieaHona for liBt candidate for lhe acme office. ■BWUoas. ■' ' in*, uvv .F.lnst . ___ .i»*nV. ----------- --. dotenre foreign stuck, and and Plotters Captured. rtu necessity for more troops that the Chicago,Oct 15.—Stanley J. Knowles, ;an« on'HhurtdiU.'.0W.. UU1 «ar-'or government may be all-powerful John Bodewitf. George W. Johnson anj gp»iy.jP,<iWiu» wvwswi.0*Ctteitoir. Ernest Jewett, members o£ the Aweri-, against all uprisings._______ nnuiMWA , Circuit Judge. • xti.ip 1 JRoi^jtov*. . .. O’lnplalnanf. Soltaitor. <i„„. oh.\ <. x iGI Klj NOTI K I IR HEARING CLAIMS. 8 c’unlV nf Barry—ss. hrehtt-k'ten. that by an order of the on <"ounty of. Harry, made mo<7h. 1b ‘?v H September. A D.. WM. six tonti. :i 11 date were allowed for credlof 1 axalbst lhe estate J.' ’«• »t ■*!! COTuty. devvYwhu''l’!,'at J11 crrdFure of said deceased Prober Present their < Iklms foMted OfhtI1**® i*obnr«- offlw. in the city orkfflrm!??:f"r«k»mhiaUanand eliowaace. on wch?Lrin I nV’.^HV 01 March next, tend that I’rtdaTthe JZ he.aTi bofore “Id Oonrc- on *»»' ttip4 wtehJ®1 Beeeinber and on Thurs• dockfath?. dM 01 Mareh nexl- •* Dwti Io'?“loon ot eaeh ot those daysCultA. D.. ism. tUAs W. akmbtbomg Jodte ot ProtMto. „„„ u 1.T ."‘t" ' ’flier, Aitorkut of in- A. lawma Chibn (jo November 13. lauT'wht.?? 11-CThe t / ** “■ "««ch “’kkt and ,11 day «“reboreanfT ' HtTGAGK FORKCLORVRE. MORToahe 8A1.K. nifttire Ms’-.iifocturlnR UoiuOrtanlt havICB been made tn th, rcndltiw, b -ar'iix d.ite June 23th. A. nf a certain iu 'rtiinsv, exvetffwl bv Mthn„ t d to tin underlined. Daniel t«»rl|iw?UM I'tWbAtld Milt' ’Vito ■t. the foltoWluff tHacrib. tol*>l M. D^wey. dated tbe four- e .»»«■ I iu the City pl Haallnas. of Marek twj. iw.rd.d lhe a??. ui Md described as fol­ 00 whlc,‘ **>««» L tate v s the liundns! forte-tour, O,H! Hundred and Blx'y'tiii -. t'.vetehnudred lurty-alx. aud » 10U ixrtfant. mure |, Jlrtue of the |K»wter <1 sale in did nSrt«Sl‘ wo. five IntndnMl. forty\, live !niti«ir*Ml ftRy<wi. I shd! foreclose the saint bj »,»|r at tJuX' five .hundred seventeen, auetlnn.to the hlelumi bidder, rt ‘lhe north five hundred nineteen. front door of the Court Houre In the ett? of .<i tomdri'd twenty two. liaadnas. 00 the twenty sreoud dav of Decern , rt'o. the hundred twenty- her 1«M. at twelve o’clock »oot>, of all thatTcer■ fiily-five. four hnudred tain piece or parcel of land situate* In the townfour, four huidred ftve, lrJ,M?V?WW l“ lbr 9°u,“* l,t Barry and r hundred sAen. four hun- Stat* of Mkbfaan, Whd described as fellow, '.nd nine, four hundred tn wit. . CommvncIng thirteen emfa west of •.-ten nnd four hnndred I?” £?r,h T**1 cornrr ft Section nineteen ling*. Barry Oounly, Hie n corded pint elkht rods, thence north twelve rods and thence; likiiie licretHteniwnls east eight rods to the place of beglnnltig, the. unto pertal.ilaui; to ’hv uiortgased premises. thereon, tneludtne Dated beptembrr HMhTlflM. .diThis mortgage Lax t M. ItKUEV. rd da) of July. A. U l*'l. r„. Mortgagee. lhe otflce <•! wie Register ■ Chaij 11. Bai kr tv. Mwhq;n-j Ip lt’-er Attorney for Morfaagre. \ LSI Ik'LtUlt IlA* been sal.1 iMurteare. No suit (polluted at law to reNOTICK OF ATTACHMENT »w reinatnitn: *ecured part thereof. There fa Sc&5y!« SIR!: lbe C4re"u Court tor xhe dale of this n«1ee uje e.-ired by said mortgage Adrian D. u<<* und Henry (1 Cook, ropnrt r>*. ll>e sum of thirty-one nen» under the firm name ot Cook A Cuok *n<! twenty doliaw and By virtue ot the Frank Carpenter. -.i in said tnortgugr. and . In attachment. r - idirntg said amount ao due Notice h hereby tdven Ihut on the atm dnv of l 'hall sell the premises HeixeiniH-r. A. D. W4. n writ ot aUaetenwnt was• <1. together with said duly hMued out ot toe Circuit Cour* far the. r-. a*id drv kilns., or so C.mnlv of Itarn*. st the suit ot Adrian l) Cook w ■•liall be necesaary to aud Henry- C. C-«ok.copartneir«. doing bttttaecaf luv upon thr Indebted- al Hmtlnc**. Michigan, under the firm unine' iortguge together with ap.iMsle<.fcaok «; Cook, th.- Mhove named e. at public vendue to plaintiff *. nttalnat the laud*, tenements, ^nod^ - north front (tour ol ' and ehalU I*, ■ion.-};* and effects ol Frank Car ' : of .. Ilsst*.iu». ------- --.... Barry | renter th»- <irlrnd«|>t abut.-nai.ied. tortbe sum :g the p!:u-<* Hhere I of one l.undred and four doltars and thfrtreti -t inty <g Barry h cehto.<SMM tdj. which said writ r&uruabk* ty <*r (VtOber. 1*»*. on the Jud ttay t»f October. A l» ta.H. •i iM.n ol ... Mld'dAjti ' D.ti^tl this HUb d 4 ..f Ovto’.iet. A. D. tspt. I Trustee. Mortgagee. for lM.,tln:i;' the firof Mon by thi. t.^SrUl^whie’h raged here Wednesdav . ht material to give the longest service at thei ., .st for repairs. They are of the latest patterns, I ed in the handsomest manner. Ask to see them dealers. The Trade Mark unU identify the genuine, i ... ’li . i try ‘<untj;~ ihe Secretary uf labor parliament. ui« ivr ----------Oct. U.-Mrt- Ad» . ,u , --T her hns‘ sentenced to Can’t Filtht ln Florida. ' Tau-abamm. Wa. Oct IS.—Oor. Mitchell he will. the Florida lerielatune 11 neceaaanOO pre­ vent the Corbett-FItiaimmons fight ta sum's history _ .. . H «| Hl Traverse City oeUtloo AOd U>U U>» iHdn* •« l»w rt .Mld <10SKg thia state-____ _______________ . “!? fiuht IS?” o’?fisllnJ.” InAaldwunty. and flee, In the City Lett • Horrible CouroKWon। show cause, if a DrTBorr, Mich., Oct. n.-George Vta Taylor, of this c^yl nuMded In jell, leering a latter in whtejr he confesses tn having committed twelve murders. paper printed and circulated in said Qouiily ot bam. once tn each week for three successive uhiu’fl Bfa Wheat Crop. OOLOCBIS. o.. Oct. ii-oa?.*' «“• LUAS, W. AttatFlKONU. n.u-s of theMhcnt crop in Ohio plxce Judge of Probate. it »t S0.8SS.AS3 vnshels. the largest in (A true copy.) the I HAffUNffa-M-i-.—-j.il ,1 BwVfaw... ot tbe company, who reserve oxBHjtm 1 tbe time of such trains without notice. No.swm wall at Woodbury for yviwngm from Ko. 14XJ D. L. * N, Baggage must be at the de; ®*l ----Hte*s before leaving time of tr may have time to check It pn H. C. rvTTXK. Gen’I P. A �Hastings Banner Thursday, Oct. 18, 1894. MAKSHALL LCOOK.EJtUr. THR HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICK, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES STATE. GOVERNOR—John T. Rleh. LIEU’TGOV.-Alfred Milnes. SEC'Y ef STATE— Washington Gardner. TREASURER-J. W. WHklnaon. AUDITOR GENERAL—Stanley W. Tur- ATT Y GENERAL-Fred A. Maynard. COMM'R STATE LAND OFFICE-W. A. duty on tin plate from 78 to <9 per cent; and steel rails, which formtrly paid a 58 per cent, ad valorem duty, are to pass the customs at 34. The measure of relief oa var­ ious kinds of cutlery should be instrumen­ tal in giving a much needed, though by no means a sharp, fillip to the Sheffield trade, which was severely hit by the McKinley Tariff; and lumber of nearly every description shares with lhe raw wool the distinction of a place on tbe tree list. This will, perhaps, confer some benefit on Canada.—Tbe Bristol. (England), West­ ern Press, August 99, 1894. Every dollars worth of goods coming into thia country from abroad robs lobor of the opportunity of doing the labor here. SUF’TPUB. INSTRUCTION—H. R. Pat­ tengill. B’D of EDUCATION—Parry F. Powers. CONG KESS1O N AIFOH CONGRESS—Hou. Henry F Thom- We understand that Mr. Lowden Is go­ ing before tbe people saying that he was “forced” on the democratic and peoples party ticket. Such Is not the case. Mr. Lowden has the same opportunity to de­ county. cline the nomination on the peoples party FOR STATE SENATOR—Miner 8. Keelticket and the democratic ticket as Mr. REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEGIS­ Bishop had from tbe prohibition ticket. Mr. Bishop at once announced that his po­ LATURE-Hon. David Huggett. SHERIFF-Jan H. McKevltt. litical sympathies were not with that party and declined the nomination. Mr. REGISTER—Chaa. W. Jordan. Lowden bad and still has the same privi­ TREASURER-J. G. Hugh**. lege if he still thinks that be was “forced” PROSECUTING ATTORNEY—Jaa. on these tickets. By letting his name stay CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERS- he Places himself tn the peculiar position The utterances made at the banquet given by the titled nobility of England In honor of Congressman Wilson the Ameri­ can defender and champion of her inter­ ests, certainly ought to furnish food for thought for every voter. Following are some of the sentiments expressed at that banquet: Benefits have already been exqpstt&ced in England. Furnaces hayw been re­ opened in Waler and In Yorkshire. and an Impetus has been given to the textile industries.—Sir Albert Rollit. Our Protectionists have been building defences to keep you and other nations from competing with- us In our home market. The Tariff reformers are break­ ing down these defences to let us compete In all the markets of the world. Now. when released from such vicious laws, there will be a new era and a revival of the American merchant marine, ns well an a steady increase in our exports.—IFm. 1. fHto.NL k Mr. Wilson Is possibly correct in saying that our exports will be increased after we have given our markets to England. He says nothing though about the fact that no nutter how far distant we may send our exports they are certain to come in compe­ tition with products made by the cheap labor of Europe. which simply means that to meet on equal terms’the wages of American labor must be reduced to the same standard as the pauper labor of Eu rope. Our exports may be increased but labor must suffer while Europe grows fat on our markets that should be maintained for ourselves: The people nf America have finally said adieu to tbe Protective system. The farmers recognize that Free-Trade does not compel trade anywhere, but simply permits an American citizen to trade wherever it is most-advantageous. We, as Americans, feel at home here.—Secre­ tary Morton. The compliment paid to Mr. Wilson will be contorted by the Protectionist press into a mark of the English sense of obligation at Mr. Wilson’s efforts In England's behalf.—laodor Straus. We owe a debt of gratitude to Mr. Wilson and Ids colleagues. In Congress, and we hope that their action is not final. They have changed tbe policy of America from a harmful one to one benefiting not only themselves but the commerce of the world.—Sir Courtney Boyle. ot being a prohibitionist opposed to all temperance legislation; a Grover Cleveland democrat denouncing Grover Cleveland democracy. Under what obligations are we to the foreigners that we should allow their pro­ duce and tbe products of their labor com­ pete with ..the products of our farmers, and the products of our factories, in our .own markets? Foreigners are not inter­ ested In building up our country and every dollars worth of goods that they sell In our market In competition with what we produce lessens the demand for that, pro­ duct by just so much. The less the de­ mand, the less the manufacture. The less the manufacture, the less is tbe demand for labor. The fusion ticket was not named by democrats by any mean*. To be emphatic and strictly accurate it is just to that party to say that it was not “In it.” In fact ’ all that the democrats asked was to have “one democrat on the tlckei for Coroner,” but even this official crumb was denied them and they were told by the “ring” to eat crow or do the other thing. Will the vo­ ters eat crow or will' they assert their manhood ami their regard for their honest convictions? Hun Milton F. Jordan, democrat nomi­ nee for the office of lieutenant governor of Michigan, has declined the nomination for that office, resigned the chairmanship of the democratic faith and joined the repub­ lican party. A number of his prominent democrat neighbors have followed his ex­ ample. Better move to make It unanimous, gentlemen democrats, and climb into the band wagon while yet there is room.— Van Buren Co. Republican. What industries has the new tariff law created, or what industries has it stimu­ lated? How has the democratic party lived np to its promises two years ago? These are proper questions for every voter to consider, and especially so as the dem­ ocratic party has had fall and complete control ot the every branch of die govern­ ment. MR. JORDAN REPLIES, REFUTES THE CHARGE THAT HE MISAPPROPRIATED FUNDS OF THE COUNTY' will be giad to take your business on tbe over 87 per eent. in wool since tbe Inaugu­ ration of President Cleveland and a de­ cline of over 7 per cent, since wool was Voters generally like to know what they THE LEADING HOUSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR COMMITTEE. The Committee la Honestly Indebted Him. Hastings Banner, Hastings, Mich. I desire to state through the’ colnmes of your paper In answer to the chance made in tbe Journal last week,' by insinuation that as Chairman of the Barry County democretic committee I had misappropri­ ated their funds. 1 bad as Chairman of democratic county committee, from all sources, received the sym ot forty dollars, which was paid to me by Mr. Barker, Sec. of populist county commltttee and not one cent from any other source. From that amount I paid to Mr. Thomas Bllnston for services which 1 contracted with him to perform, as such Chairman, the sum of ten dollars. To Fred L. Heath, Sec. of democractic county committee for inci­ dental expenses and statlouery, the sum uf ten dollars. To Dorr Mudge, for use of opera house for last convention, five dol­ lars. At time I handed my reslguatiQu to F. L. Hoath, Sec., I paid him Rhr'dollars. making in all thirty-one, dollars. Besides this sum 1 have expended something like twenty dollars for telephone, telegraph, railway, hotel, postage and stationery ex- Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc VISIT OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS! Our line of CARPETS is second to none •\ full line of CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children. Blankets from 49c-a pair, upward Quilts at 75c and upward ASK FOR OUR FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR. A NEW STOCK OF OUTING FLANNEL AT 5c A YARD. When in th$ city give us a call penses^for which I only charged them nine dollars. RKCAFITULATTQN. I paid Thus. Bllruton. services............... 1 >10.00 " Fred L. Heath, stationery............ 10.00 - •• Dorr Mudge, rent hall............... . soo • - FreAL Heath................................. a. 00 •• “ telephone, telegraph, IL IL fain hotel, pottage, Stationary. etc., x s chairman nearly........... 20.00 My total expense as Chairman............ 851.00 i received from Sec’y Populist County Committee............................... .1................ 40.® Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co 78, 80, aud 82 Monroe N. B. Our live aeese leathers are guaranteed oderless. GRAND My expenses over my receipts were nearly......................................... n.oo Did any other chairman, during five months of a convention Summer and Campaign get along with 89.00 expenses’ Such an insinuating charge as this in the I Journal cannot make one democrat believe its truth. As to the rest of the insinuations and remarks in last week’s Journal. 1 will attempt th reply by saying that no demo­ crat under the sun was truer to democrat­ ic principles and more earnest and zeal­ ous in its behalf, titan I have been. No democrat was ever in more complete, har­ mony than myself with tbe members of that party. Personally I can pride my­ self that 1 left not a single'political enemy In that party, unless they became such when I fait myself driven from their party untl compelled to make toy declaration. That this was an honest decision and the true feting and sentiment of toy heart, not one democrat who knows me and will be honest with himself can dispute. With­ out attempting to discuss the issues and conclusions that impelled my act suffice It to say that I became a democrat when democracy was a small minority. For 20 years or more 1 assisted democracy as against Republican majority and suprem­ acy, aud finally In 1892, I was overpower­ ed with the victory achieved and with ail the powers of government In hand I felt content that my years of sacrifices and zealous labor were soon to be rewarded by an administration of the affairs of govern­ ment consistent wlfh the promises 1 had so faithfully made aud believed in. But alas’ from tbe time of the victory to the present, one link after another of demo­ cratic incompetency has been forged until by a chain of invincible proofs I am bound Owing to tbe fact that Grover Cleveland by the conclusion that no further hope or will be chief executive for the next two confidence could be inspired in me to be­ years and owing to his expressed hostility lieve in the purposes or competency of the Theodore Justice of the wool commis­ to silver, the silver question cannot be­ democratic party which I freely admit sion firm of Justice. Bateman Co., come an issue until two years from now I long loved so well. Yours, Philadelphia, has written a remarkably at Presidential election. Don’t forget this. M. F. Jordan. clear letter to Senator Voorhees, the oc­ Tbe real question at Issue is protection casion being the prediction made by -the and free trade, the old, old story. If fusion wins in Barry County It will Senator in a public speech October 8, at Jefferson. Ind., that within two weeks If foreign farmers can ship their pro­ be a populist victory and will mark the wool would be selling for as high a price duce into our markets and undersell our crowning success of the populist wire as at any time under tbe McKinley law. American farmers, how in the world ' can pullers, who forced the democratic parly From the letter the following paragraph our American farmers ship their product to endorse the populist candidates. is taken, and it is perfectly safe to say to those foreign markets and expect any that Mr. Voorhees will not back up his profit? And yet those foreign markets In county politics the democratic voters prediction with hte cashare “lhe markets of tbe world,” of which can extract alhthe cold -omfort that can “If you feel confident of your prediction the democrats boast so much. come from voting for populists who have that wool will sell within two weeks at pronounced their party as corrupt, How The sly workers of the populist party the populist “ring” smiles. prices higher .than prevailed at any time wiil gleefully gloat as democratic voters under the McKinley act, the firm of which 1 am a member can afford you an oppor­ step up to tbe pells, close their eyes, choke Tbe “ring” of fusion wire pullers is a tunity for a profitable investment In wool. down that “lump in their throat,” and disconsolate looking aeL The voters of They will furnish a XX Ohio, which is swallow the bitter pill of “fusion” that the Barry county will not endorse the alate about the finest grade oF American wool, populists have made them take. they have forced onto the democratic Ptrat 18X oento for such as sold at 80X cents In 1891 under protection the avenge on March 1, 1898, a decline of over 89 per cent since tbe McKinley law was adminis­ price of wheat was 83 cents and there was Attempting to ride Into office on two or a crop of 600,000,000 bushels. In 1803 tered by General Harrison’s administration three political horses, each of them going under democracy it avenged only 59 cents and Immediately before tariff revision was per bushel and there was a crop of 400,­ tn a different direction, is a feat that begun, and which sold at 84 X cents in mighty few would undertake. 000,000 bushels. March, 1891, immediately after tbe Mc­ Kinley law was enacted. An advance in Every democrat that votes tbe fusion It is not a difficult thing to understand price within two weeks from 18X cents to ticket must vote for a populist, and every that every dollar worth of goods that Eu­ 84K cento, tbe highest price under tbe populist is opposed to the democratic par­ rope sends Into this country will displace ty. No wonder that democrats refuse to just so much American labor. over 86 per cent, paying a profit of 8160,­ endorse tbe work of the ring of popu­ 000 on each 1,000,000 lbs. of wool bought lists. What can a man represent who seeks Hen is an opportunity to make money if office on two or three tickets, all of which your prediction is correct, which seldom Now as never before in the history of occurs more than once in a lifetime, and the world tbe people are beginning to un­ are strictly and decided!j opposed in a if you desire to make tbe opention, my derstand and examine for themselves tbe variety of instances. firm will furnish 80 per cent of the money workings of tbe two systems advocated by A bushel ot wheat uader McKinley pro­ required and will buy the wool for yen. tbe republican and democratic parties. tection bought *0 pounds of sugar, while and you can secure as many million pounds In the markets of Philadelphia and Tbere has been an avenge decline of now it only brings ten pounds. Boston as you will probably want, as every Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co DiMoIntioii AoUce. Notice ia hereby given that the partner­ ship existing between A Tucker baa been dtoaoived by mutnal eon- business, pay all bills a ad receive all ac­ counts. Ed. ScjrirxAxx, Frank Tvckkk. THESE QOObJ "STALEYS WESTERN MADE Wool Underwear’* Overshirts PROFIT A:G-§TALEYMFG-GO. Factory South Bend tne Ind. Best Qoods FOR THE HONEY In The Market AG Go. Factory SouthBend - Ind. E W-MORRILL*» The ‘Favorite’ [AND Base Burner has more heating capacity and is the most economical Coal Stove ever made. Why? Because it has 1-3 more radiating surface as com­ pared with same sizes of other base burners and is mounted and fitted perfectly. We have a complete line of “Favorite” Stoves and Ranges, which pos­ itively are without an equal in the World, and can prove it to any buyer who will take the time to investigate. �Hastings Banner Uff.lH. Owdjau',. Tb’irs<lay’ Det. 18, 1894. “ — L'J?' . W. » COOK. Imcsimw. *re worth J nJ he always Royal Mudge is very low again. looking •nw. They go Kame at> cash it F Paneoaal’a store. K. ” *" Gr,nd K*’'"” 'elU"":<‘ tro”* U* w“‘ (/rue Unltormed Rank Knl.bisot 1‘yilila, will give a rceepUun In honor ut Cant, Will Young, 0, wm ln and Mrs. \l5kom who will mon leave hir FL Leavenworth. Onlv the membera city this week. Mr,, Harry Bayer, ot Chicago, 1, vW1. and their ladles will parrlclptlo. n will Ing at Bert Ukv’, take plaee near Tuesday evening. came back / Mlaa Edna Freeman, foitnerly ot Hutlngs, now ot Grand Rapids, died at her home lo that cltr Tuesday morning, aged condition powders, IINIMENTS. i.li UECEII’TS, and 1)^1 STUFFS put up 1». She has many frlemM among lhe .JV1*’A 10’*1-* of * * Ule * * **°nr Dornera, wu m Uw eliy yeoterday. MH, Flaura Kronewltter Is visiting her •l»ter at Middleville. R- B. Richards is enlert.luinit an young people In thia city who will regret to loam ot her nntlmdy dualh, -2h.T — Hon. Henry P. Thomas will apeak to tbe people ot Prairieville next Monday FRLD L HEsflTH. Mta.T.J.Bmh 1. spending the week with Middleville friends. .. U,7 W’ E' Po’«™ »•» In Grand Ws Wednesday and Thuraday. Mrs. May Dwight, ot Evanston, UL, Major Anderson, ot Detroit, visited triends In the city several days this week. occurred last night at the home of tbe brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes Rev. Wooten officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers will be at home after Noy. 1st. at Miss Gertrude I'otley, ot Delton, FRED L.HEflTfl The DrUQQlSt Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Bays are In Lans­ ing this week attending the Baptist con­ vention. Miss Effie Simpson attended the wed­ ding of Miss Hortense Osmuu at Nashville last week. Miss Minnie Kelland, of Grand Rapids, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Johnson of Green street. organize another searching party. * CIRCULATION tci> week, 95 quires. Tbe losses paid by the Barry and Eaton Mutual fire Insurance Company for the year ending Sep. 30 ’94 were $19,550.25 which requires an assessment of 37 cts. per $100, insured. The company has a membership Hereafter, changes for advertiseenents musi reu.-h this office Tuesdays at latest tc tenure insertion in the Issue of tbe week ; brought of 5915 and property insured to amt. of $8,335,675,00. Notwithstanding the fact the losses are unusually large as well, as i.t<y Diamond is nov^.-a member of the the rate of asses-inent the company is In u very prosperous condition. > in g« t the best hour in tbe market Several well-to-de farmers of Ottawa Phillip? A Erb’s. . .kvlors are eoutestlug for Coo-1 are seeking legal aid iu escaping t.na) ’wnnrs in this dtetrteb ! payment of promiwy notes given u> fake 1 d<*lora- Some weeks ago men claiming to t>e doctors ftMn an Indianapolis Institute , went through the guaranteeing to 1 i . , i $50 to $150. A scere or more victims slgned notes which turn up in the panks, but . . , . . lhe doctors have skipped, the sharpers * ' must have raked m $1,000 or more hi about . finest cotton batt ever sdid In the I Fred L. Heath has been elected chair­ man of the democratic county committee, in place of M. F. Jordan who resigned. No Wanted—A young lady to learn the better selection eoaki have been made as uh . ring trade. Inquire at C. E. Lunn's, Mr. Heath is a hustler and a worker. We Ixave been trying to think though why the Main Street. democrats need any county chairman, as Fi-.-e !x*r«<ms have been sent to the Kalthey bavn’t any democrats on the county aia/.io insane navlum by the Judge of Pro­ ; ticket to vote fer. Every man on their bit; <• the past year. ticket is a popnUst, except one prohibition­ House to rent, opposite Michigan Central ist. and they have all denounced the demo­ .Depot. Inquire of. cratic party as corrupt. That doctrine is’ Gr.o. A. Bawnes. part of the popuHst platform. nr lhe price asked will be found at । The Most Economical DRUG and BOOK STORE in Hastings. A. 8. Cook, of New York, Is expected this week to visit bis cousiu, Mrs. Louis Beadle and family. I Mrs. V. Youngs was called to St. Johns, Monday, by a telegram announcing the death of her father. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cook attended the funeral of Mrs. Gay Cook, of Plainwell, held at Prairieville, Sunday. Miss Sherman, of Lansing, 'who been visiting Dr. Barber and family, tar Grand Rapids Monday. has left A MONEY SAVER is ... A MONEY MAKER Mfs. Adda Jordan was home from De­ troit Friday and Saturday on account of the serious illness of her mother. made, j cure all diseases for sums ranging from HObERN bRUQQIST. is book-keeper for tbe Hastings Wool Boot Co. of the big marsh. The animal is described as being one of good size. He was seen Sunday last and shot at a couple of times. Here is a chance for Mayor Greusel to LOCAL news. Is spending the week with Mias Maude Slebblna. Remeu er this fall and winter when you Corner of Plainfield Ave. and Carrier Si’s. * m--M:sine q(-buying a BIBLE that Grand Rapids, Michigan. : ; .it- ngvfii for the American Bible ;.»ty ahd will save you |/for several weeks there^bas been a lynx ’ Fifty Per Cent. seen at different times south of the city In the vicinity of Bullhead lake in tbe vicinity >t tried it? For sale at Stauffer’s. , , , „ . - r e».ffeee and teas at I’faillipa A I ':." an please you. Gkre them a SOLD BY- was In tbe city last week tor a short visit. One door east of City Bank. ibttr’y * BestU the best flour LOOKS BEST ror their home In Chicago thia morning. Tbe wedding of Mra. Mary L Hewn to WUllam Wells Meyers, of Grand Rapids, with pure goods. ‘ m. a. ’ ■•••. six mouths there have •h>ur prisoners in the county jail. WEARS LONGEST Mn. Lillian Gregory and daughter left trict. Congreaaman Thomas la a sound, convincing speaker and will make a good speech. The best Drug Store in the count\ to have your family receipts filled at a low price COVERS MOST unde and aant from Chelsea. evening. Everybody should get out and hear the neat «M<n .small from thia dis­ THE DRUGGIST’S. TitStlERWIN wiLLidrrs PAINT Mr-. Townsend and Miss Margaret Townsend attended lhe funeral ot Miss Edna Freeman ai Grand Rapids yesterday. W. S. Nelson left tor Cbkagq Saturday, where he will enter the einploy of A. G. Spaulding & Bros* His family will join him shortly. Their many friends regret their departure from this City. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brook?, Worthy Sloan and Miss Belle Hicks returned from a several days visit In Allegan county Sunday. The gentlemen brought back a monster pickerel that has set the local «ports wild. If you want to get the most for your money when you buy shoes, do not fail to see us before you buy. we cau and will Our Snag Proof Rubber Boot is a money maker—money for you be­ cause it will outwear any other Rubber Boot in the market at the price, our Quilted boots, just the thing cold weather, and remember that we have the largest stock of boots in county. Our line of Ladies Gents’ fine shoes is complete. Give, us a call. save jou money. Ti»f fn-t dnnee of the season will be ' Judge Smith (s^giving the breakers of WooLLKY d; HkoNSQX. . : by tin Young Mena Social Cldb at । the local option law in Eakin county some " |/The supervisors expect to complete their Hu.-rints House to-morrow evening. very hot stuff in the line of justice, Ed. 1 work to day or to morrow. They elected Wiivn you waut any nice meat go to Dalton and ‘ Tug’ Wllsou of Charlotte the following officer*:—County school ex­ •sffiu.mauiFB tm-at market Fair treatment paid In 8100 each for selling strong drink*. t amlner, Prof. W. D. Sterling; Supt. a;:4„th‘' ih-t quality of meats at lowest Ed HOuht and George Mascho of Grand ' Poor, P. W. Burgess; Janitor, R. U. Cherry, lardge each contributed a like amount, L what you will get. Following are the standing committee while Ed. O’Neil of Charlotte, who had five for 1994. ’95. i?ai»<- Allerding, of Carlton, who was cases against hliu. handed over $585. Equatiraton—Driggs, Nye. Williams, fourteen <-.Mivictwi of rape, received There is also a six mouth's seuteucc in lhe Davenport. Ekert, Ford. W. W. Brown. • iti> sentence from Judge Smith last state house of correction aguinst him. Finance—Ritchie, W. W. Brown, Rob­ *eek and was taken Immediately to Jackwhich he will have to serve unless bis ap­ inson. Williams and Kershner. Claims—Shriner. France, Allen. peal to the supreme court- bears fruit— Apportionment—Robinson, Davenport. Aldrich Bros, store at Delton was bro­ Marshall Statement. i ken into Thursday night. Two shot guns and two revolvers stolen. A twenty dol­ There is a story gotag the rouuds of neighboring papers to the affect that a man lar reward is offered for return of proper­ ui Eston county owns a cow whose milk ty <*r arrest nf thieves. tests 13,40 pounds of butter to 100 pounds . Farmers take your product to Phillips ofetilk. This looks and sounds like awful a Erb and get tbe highest market price. rich milk, and when it Is taken Into couThey make every effort to please all cus- sideraUon that the milk from tbe ‘best .tomers. both in pcompt attention and keep­ : the best of goods. See them. Jersey at tbe Worlds Exposition in Chicago last summei only tested 5.97 to 100 pounds it revotvt* Itself into a mere fake for ad­ Ritchie. . County Buildings—Davenport, Bobbs, France. Printing—Nye, Allen, Briggs. Drain—Hobbs, Ford, Kershner, Daven­ port. Pay Roll—C. A. Brown, Stanton, Hobbs. Insurance—Kershner, Nye. Shriner. Fuel—Williams, Hughes, Stanton. Township Clerks’ Reports—France, C. Ed. Scjniwann is now running tbe Jefferson-street meat market alosre. He vertising purposes. A fair test will prove asks a share of your patronage and will to, tbe owner that his cow’s lest will fall aim to merit it by giving the very best considerably below six pounds.—Woodland News. meats that the market affords. A. Brown, Robinson. Salary of Copnty Officers—Ritchie, Allen While Mr. Lowden the candidate for Prosecuting attorney on the democratic, A prominent democrat asked us the other day bow many democrats were nom­ inated for office on the fusion ticket. We bare looked it up end find tbe following prominent democrats represented on lhe fusion county ticket: . For Senator— For Representative— For Sheriff— y For Clerk— For Register— For Treasurer— For Prosecutor— . For Circuit Ct Com.— For Coroners— This certainly ought to be very gratify­ Road Commieskmers can find 3 Indi Bridge Plank at our. yard In Hastings. Other people can find anything they want -n the line of lumber and shingles. Bentley. Tomuotsojc ajtd Rider. Send 25 cents in stamps to Thos. H. McKee, secretary S10 Delaware Ave., N. E, Washington D. C. and get a -copy of the National Republican Text book for 1894. it has 380 pages of useful informa­ tion. Benj. F. Chldister. brother of W. 8. Chidlster of Rutland, and a former resident of this city died at his home In Harbor •Springs Saturday evening the funeral taking place Tuesday. old. He was 77 years MUs Hay Roberts wiW open a dancing school at Mudge's Opera house Monday ■ veulng Oct 22nd. All the latest dances taught and thorough instruction given to beginners. Terms: 23 cents singly lesson, *0 eenls per couple. Poultry. While 1 would not advise my '•ludamers snd friends to sell their poultry prohibition and populist ticketa. Is making hu bouse to house canvas, using arguments to induce the voters to accept him, even though he occupies tbe shamefal position of representing three parties with opposite and inconsistent principles, a position we have do hesitation in saying a self respect­ ing, honest mao. could not and would not aasume, we suggest that the voters, the tax payers of the county bear in mind that the record of Mr. Sweexey, the present occupant is one of which any mau has reason to feel proud. Tbe criminal business has never been so well taken care of and it is practically all closed up. The record of the Circuit court dnring the past two years which Mr. Sweerey has been In offlpe shows 15 trials, resalting In convict­ ion of 18, ouly two being acquitted. And tlisre are but four cases now pending and they will all be tried takea care of al tin; November term yet to be held. Tbe duties devolving upon Prosecuting Attorney have never been more faithfully performed than they have by Mr. Sweczey. I* It not - '■ early in tbe season 1 desire to say to those who wish to sell now that I will take them on Mondsy and Thursday ot each wise to continue so faithful and competent a man in office? Will the voters of Barry week. Highest price in cash or trade. L. E. Staufhul peel ter bi» own political principle*? Ford. ___ —-——----------- --- NO other terms will buy our goods, ing. Poultry Wanted. We will buy poultry, live or dressed, delivered at our place near Rutland town ।house, on Tuesdays and Saturdays of each week, and will pay the highest market price in cash. No trade. ' 1 Paul Blake. Will Kkomewitter. . Emery R, £b*d'^fl^™XjUe Hattie E. Burchartt. Gan Mnrsn Frank Dsmutb. Middleville Frank Hubbard " Leonard Miller. Nashville p-wtenM Oromn “ Herbert C. Pennoek. Delton EmnuE. Smith, Htakor Corners DeiM H. RmJth. Hytings twp, Ucde Qaskiff. Baltimore but we make it worth your while to make an extra effort to throw the store book and credit system behind for good. We prefer to make a small profit and a sure one, to the chance of making a larger one with the risk of loss. R. K. GRANT Cash Clothier �The Evening News, 60.000 The Great Daily of Michigan, cKn aaa at lea,t is sp®111 for Iivias evefy year by subscribers of The Detroit Evening News. The shrewd advertiser knows this,'and by using the advertising columns of The News secures-his share of this enormous sum. 60,000 subscribers probably means aoo,ooo readers, and instead of the sum above, we should aaa aa have said $200,000,000.00. Advertise in The Evening News if you want Results. Read The Evening News if you want News. _______ ... THE evening news. Ute of said county, deceased. "2. That beside* the costs accrued in such eases, the said Wiley Amerson will pay to Ar­ thur Dibnev, counsel therein, his fee ot five thousand dollars, and to Seaborn Torrance his ot twenty-five hundred dollars. -Arthur Dabney, “Seaborn Torrance.” fTD BE CONTINUED.] “There, Watson," he said, “that's about what we think we can afford to do for you." Amerson, when he read the paper, , writhed in anger too fierce to admit fear. “My God!" he \rasped. “No! Of The latter’s movements were interestiqg-^-his look of eager listening te Rainer’s words, that of denial, at first vehement and indignant, and the earn­ course, no! I’ll fight till 1 die, firstest persistence of Rainer, as he moved people mayn’t like the will, but they upon him while he backed until he be­ can’t break it. I’ve done all I can, Mr. came wedged in the corner. More than Watson." once he made a movement as if he “There's your proposition, Torrance," would go inside lhe bar, but was with­ said Watson, handing it back. “You’ve held by Raluer, who kept pouring into got to be a perfect cormorant in your his cars argument and entreaty. At old age. Yet,” smiling, he added, “you length he said: are unexpectedly, even astonishingly, “If it’s so as you said, I better be in modest in the valuation put on your­ my grave than here. Jeems Reiner.” self, compared with your young asso­ “Oh, no. Uncle Lishy; no such thing. ciate.” Everyliody’s liable to be mistaken. I Torrance, after a half-glance towards know I've been, many a time, as bad Dabney and Hannah, turned again to as that. Keep stUl as you can. Every­ Watson and smiled. body knows you, and they know there “I see; I see,” said Watson. isn’t an honester nor truth-telHnger man in this world.” CHAPTER XXL “I thought so oncet myself, Jeems, On the rendition of the verdict in bait I shall tell 'em—that’s if it’s so the case just tried, the court announced as you say—I shall tell ’em—” its readiness to sit in ordinary. After “Don’t talk so loud, please. Uncle some preliminary skirmishing, Tor­ Lishy. You won’t be called on to tell ' rance said to his associate: anything. You just wait and be calm. ! “Will you open the case, Dabney?” Let’s sit down here, or go out in the ■ no means. Mr. Torrance. You /courtyard.’* are the one to do that" “No. Jeems, I’ll stay right here. I ' Passing his hands for a moment or shan't run from nothin’. Let’s set I two ovet his eyes, he rose, and thus here. I shan't open to nobody but began: you, if I can he p-it, till they call me. “May it please your honors, I have I've had various feelin’s in my time, lived long enough to note many results but none like them is on me now.” of human actions done in secret whose . He sat down with a groan. Just discovery seemed to me the ordering of then the sheriff was ordered to open the Divine Being, who wills not that the court. Justice Ingram, who pre­ certain among the special objects of sided, announced Hint sttch eases as his care shall long be outraged with could be disposed of by summary action impunity. Your honors, some of whom, would be called first. Informed that 1 know—perhaps all—are more familiar there was but one on the docket that than I am with texts of Holy Scripture, would require a jury, he hoped that in may recall some in which -.widows and Dot a long while the court might be orphans are mentioned in terms of pe­ able to sit in ordinary. Confessions of culiarly tender commiseration. Some.* judgment, verdicts that had been times, not very oitcn, often, yet yet sometimes, sometimes. ’ “ , .. . , , limes, agreed upon, continuance.. appeal, by U tbe .triving. of thl. lower life, when ftnnspnt and ;irif! their tlu-tr likes, Iiwaj. ivafc g.nta.w.rl ...... . consent, were entered, men are in conflict with men, equals and the jury trial, that was promised with equals, one more skillful or more to consume little if any over an hour, enduring OT more £ortnnatc in tie h was begun. 1Whispers . of sympathy ... dentAj cireumstances seems to be allose of admiration were «___ , . ... .... ... along with those lowed to prevail without justice, while made by the gathering crowd in the the other is left to his hopes of a bet­ large courtroom, as Hannah with her ter day. But when the battle is be­ son sat by tbe clerk s desk. Her beau­ tween the strong and the weak who tiful sad face on which were bhishes are fitted to wield no sort of weapon both of health »nd embarrassment, her : of warfare, „„ aQ and „„„ who „„ can on only%tand tremulbusness herself w to be oftentimes interference LTemuiousness.. knowmg Knowing uerscii ne , fhn MnvMmNt nf manv mnn « oc.iu nil . ' . , , the cynosure of many men’s eyes, all comes from sources unforeseen, so sud­ made her an object of eager interest. ; denly unexpected and so abundantly Torrence deported himself when near , . cmuaiivua efficacious that mitt we we think iiiluk we can cun irefer with profound reaped, lending theqt only to the omnipotent God. Dabnev to entertain during nurino- the time ... . . Dabney His words in solemnest tones, and of waiting. He had said in a low voice his look, as he lifted it with reverent to her shortly after entrance: inquiry towards Heaven, inspired “Mrs. Amerson, I must congratulate ■ everybody with awe. After a moment’s as I you on having had Mr. JDabney ' pause he continued: p your case j counsel. He has worked up , ' “On this day, I trust, a signal mani­ with admirable tact and judgment, festation of such interposition will ap­ and we have strong hopes of conduct­ pear, one which possibly may be as sur­ ing it to a satisfactory issue." prising to the propounder of this al­ “Why. Mr. Torrance, Arthur says you leged will as to ahyone else here pres­ are the one whom I am to thank main­ ent. A few minutes ago a proposal ly, no matter how the case goes. He was submitted to that person for a set­ also lets me hope that we are to suc­ tlement upon terms which promptly, ceed.” - • and apparently with angry disdain, he “My dear madam, the one difficulty declined. It therefore becomes the with Dabney as a lawyer is that he is duty of the counsel for Mrs. Hannah ■too modest. I hope he will get over Amerson to present such a showing as that in time. I tell you again that he may serve Io convince him for the bal­ deserves all I have said.” ance of his life that it comes not with­ In the midst of the trial, Watson, go­ in the limits of his powers to oppress, ' ing to Torrance, said: nor within that of his wariness to de­ “Torrance, you seem very confident. fraud grossly, those whom tbe Creator You'd look that way, however, if you in specialest fondness styles his little knew you didn't have as much as a oaes. May it please your honors, I grain of sand to stand on. Such as that knew Pearce Amerson right well. Al­ don't fool me. Yet I wish we could though a firm, perhaps a rather willful settle tliis case somehow. Amerson man, I had never suspected him of be­ would consent to something reasona­ ing unnatural in such affections as the ble. I’ve told him I thought he ought Creator, for purposes of protection to to, for family reasons, and he is will­ the dependent young, has implanted in ing. You ought to know that you can’t the being of parents of every sort and break that will by any amount of proof degree, nor, as I believe, had any of what okl Amerson said about it. among his acquaintance regarded him Tve told Amerson plainly that if there as capable of adding to a gross injus­ was any fraud in the tiling I wanted to tice to ene of his own offspring a grous­ have nothing to do with it, and he has er duplicity. I was much surprised, always assured me solemnly that there therefore, after his decease, when I was not. What do you say to an offer heard that in his last will and testa­ of twenty thousand dollars, aud let ment he had bequeathed well nigh all the widow and her child take all the his large estate to that one of his chil­ real estate that was not disposed of by dren who stood least in need of such the wiU?” partiality. But when I was told of “I’ll make known your offer, Watson. some of his expressions uttered more If It’s not satisfactory—as I hardly than once upon his bed of death, while think it will be—we’ll submit a propo­ sition of our own." prehend their meaning, I said to my­ After brief consultation with Han­ self: No, Pearce Amerson, whatever in­ nah and Dabney, he rapidly wrote and firmities he had in common with all handed to Watson tae following: humanity, was not a man to die with a “STATE or GEOBGIA: BALDWIN COUNTY. lie upon his lips; and then I thought that even if he had done so, there is many a son who iu a case so monstrour would have been quick, like the sons of the drunken Noah, to cover up the shameless nakedness of such a father. To my associate counsel, who has pre­ suspicion of ana sain w C'Huww. “I haven’t the remotest idea what Kime work for his son. ho came to the office and said to him that ha wanted the man means.” “Hush!” said Watson. “I want to back Ids will, and that he intended to listen, and I want yon to listen, to what burn it up, because, he said—’’ “May it please the court—’’ said Wat* he is saying." “I have abundant proof." continued sm, rising quickly. j . “Stop, Mr. Carruthers.” said Tor­ Torrance, “that after, making a will which was witnessed by my old friend I rance. “If ray brother Wutnon will al| low me to anticipate hi* objection to answeriug the question, I will say that my intention in offering proof of Pearce Amerson’s words was to show his purpose to destroy the will, with which reflection had made him dissat­ isfied, even to disyust. 1 am frank to admit that a mere intention to destroy, however positive the words in which such intention is declared, cannot amount In law to an annulment or a revocation. How far such evidence might be admissible as a foundation on which to lay a charge of fraud in preventing the execution of such a pur­ pose I do not consider necessary in the circumstances to discuss. Really, your honors, my principal object in the question was that the answer might go as far os such a thing could go in rescu­ ing the name of Pearce Amerson from the shame that has been put upon it I withdraw the ouestion.’’ • Guaranteed Cure. AFTER A MOMENTS PAUSE HE CON­ TINUED. / We authorize oar advertized druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for con­ Mr. Flint, whom I see in this court­ sumption. coughs and colds, upon this room. and two others, convinced that condition. If you are afflicted with a at the time of its execution he was be­ cough, cohl or any lung, throat or chest set by influences leading him to trouble, aud will use this remedy as direct­ thoughts and feelings unjust to one ed, giving It a fair trial, and experience no member of his family, be determined benefit, you may return th^ bottle and We could to destroy it I have proof quite as have your money refunded. substantial that he declared upon his not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King ’ s New Discovery could be relied deathbed that he had destroyed it on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles and that he died fully believing that free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. what he said was the truth. It was Large size 50c and $1.00. here that appeared that mysterious Cure for Headache. Providence who delivers from the hand of the destroyer sueh as these two, this As a remedy for all forms of headache husbandless woman and this fatherless Electric Bitters has proved to be lhe very child.” best It effects a permanent cure and the As he turned toward his clients, most dreaded habitual sick headaches tears, seldom shod by him, were in yield to Its influence. We urge all who his eyes. Wiping them away with are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In caaes of hab­ his vast silk handkerchief, continued: “God, indeed, is past finding out; itual constipation Electric Bitters cures by how tenderly loving, how aboundingly giving the needed tone to Che bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medi­ merciful, how matchlessly just, how cine. Try it once. Large bottles only terribly vengeful! Pearce Amerson, fifty cents nt W. 11. Guodjear’s Drug misled by falsehood and domestic Store. treachery, did execute a will iu the Bncklcn’s Arnica Halve terms of the paper which this court The, best salve in the world fqr cuts, has allowed ns such to go to probate. In time, dissatisfied with it, he re- bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever -ajlred to revoke it, and he solemnly, .sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, declared to his son that he had corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It revoked it. And. sirs, he told is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction the truth.” Lifting his voice until it or money refunded. Price— • 25 cents per jarred the timbers of the room, he box. For sale by W. ‘ H. Goodyear, tbe cried: ‘‘Pearce Amerson died intestate! druggist. God rest his soul!" Howell has eighteen students at Ann Amerson rose shuddering and took Arbor. steps toward Carruthers. “Mr. Carruthers,” said Torrance, “will you please take the stand, sir?’’ Amerson then passed to where Mr. Flint was still seated with Rainer. “Don’t say anything to me. Wile. I ain’t in no fix to talk to nobody. I ain’t quite cert’n in my mind whether I’m a livin' person or a dead one. Look like I ought to be a dead one. You’ll have to take keer o\ yourself, WEe. Look like it a-goin* to he showed I can’t take kepr o' nobody, not even myself, let alone o’ t’other people. . Go Tong and.tend to your own case best you can.” When Amerson withdrew, he said, piteously: “Stand by me. deems, till they put me in the pen’tenchnry. I never—” “Do hush, Uncle Lishy. There isn’t a particle of danger for you of* any sort.” The penitent groaned, but otherwise held his peace. Without once looking at Amerson, Carruthers answered the questions. When the clerk at the call of Torrance handed to him the paper, Amerson again rose and advanced two or three steps, looking eagerly at it Torrance, smiling, said: “There’s hardly a doubt, Mr. Amer­ son, that this is the paper referred to. If it be not, the mistake can be cor­ rected hereafter." “Sit down! Do sit down, Amerson,” whispered Watson. He obeyed and Benton Harbor Is to have a new dally paper. Rev. R. N. Middleton. M. E. clergy­ man, Cedar Springs, Mich., says: Sleep aud rest were strangers to tue after preach­ ing till I used “Adlronda.” Now 1 aleep soundly and wake refreshed: I can bearti­ recommend “Adlronda.” Sold by W. H. Goodyear. w.r 5ANTACLAU550AP BKW5e nS Tff ® BEST. PUREST S M05T ECONOMICAL SO KYRTWHOK ? iramiiK WMcmcwo. Reduced in,™ orum The foremoxt taeo at tbe world write the llteratare public EttestiOR and ia treated by Hut beat Ratberttlaa, without regard to partita •r creoda. It will keep any thanghtfal reader Inlerawl on tbd Iuka and probltna To many thoughtful people, tbe price of The Forum hat hitherto been pro­ hibitory; indeed all tbe great Reviews have been too high in price for the majsej of intelligent readers. But new tbe number of readers of thoaghUul literature United States Co warrant so revolutionary a reduction In price. The Forum b discusses important subjects, bat it Is not dull. Tbe literature of cuntempo- ;< raneous activity Is, In fact, the most Interesting of all literature. American ;• citizenship implies that a man shall know tbe opinions of the foremost mra > and tbo latest great achievements in every direction of activity. > SI^E AND QUALITY UNCHANGED, The Fonim to now as cheap as the magazines of aere sotertaintnent. THS CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST, THE BEST. OF THE GREAT REVIEWE The Forum Publishing Company, Union Square, New York. 25c, a Copy. $3 a Year. One hundred carloads of grapes were shipped from Lawton this season. The best way to avoid scalp diseases, hair falling out. and premature baldness. Is to use the best preventive known for that purpose—Hall’s Hair Renewer. Tbe State reading circle of Calhoun county has 170 members. ’ Between disease and tbe many cheap preparations which are palmed off under the name of blood purifiers, take your chances with disease, until jou can pro­ cure Ayer’s Sarsaparilla—the only reliable I blood purifier. Sold by all druggists and dealers In medicine. Ypsilanti's opera house, destroyed by the cyclone, is to be rebuilt. Human life is held too cheaply when the individual who needs a tonic for bls system, seeks to cover bls wants by pur­ chasing every new mixture that Is recom­ mended to him. Remember that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla baa a well earned reputation of fifty year’s standing. Brooms will be manufactured at Marquette prison this, winter. the Healthy Children come from healthy mothers. And moth­ ers will certainly be healthy it they’ll take Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. Noth­ ing can equal it in building up a woman’s strength. In regulating and assisting all her natural functions. It lessens the pain of child-bearing, supports and strengthens weak, nursing mothers, and promotes an abundant secretion of nourishment. It’s an invigorating, restorative tonic, a soothing and bracing nervine, and a reme­ dy for woman’s Ills and ailments. In every chronic “female complaint’' or weakness, it acta so beneficially that, once used, it is always in favor. AMZMOM BOSS SBIWDXBIXO AJTO TOOK arm toward CABBtraxM. watched the witness with anxiety painful to be seen. “Mr. Carruthers,” began Torrance, “will you be good enough to state to this co^rt whether or not you were present at the execution of a will by Pearce Amerson? If so, then please say at about what time, in what capac­ ity you acted, and mention any others who were there." “Yes, sir, I was present, It was in the summer, July, I think, in 1880. I had been acting as clerk for some time in Mr. Wiley Amerson’s office. Mr. Pearce Amerson came there with Mr. Lishy Flint and Mr. William Lilly, and told his son that he was ready to sign that will. Mr. Wiley Amerson got it from his desk i;i the back roam and handed it to his father. He, after looking it over, called on us to witness it We did so after he signed it him- only within a brief time that, by the “Did he, the old man, ever •gain Delicate Dlsrare, affecting male or fe­ male. bowerar Indawd. speedll, and per­ manently cured. Illustrated book eent eealed tor 10 eenta In stamp,. World', Diapensary Medical Association, M3 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. The Oakland county 88.000 In debt. fair ONE YEAR FOR OHLY $ 1.00, CASH IHMBY/1NCE. people are Address all orders to When she waaa Child. she cried for Chatoria. Decatur elUrens are agitating tbe qno­ tion ot putting in ■ water wortta plank Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Pttche THE HASTINGS BANNER. �BaHNERj HASTIN' ,v K ........ . .. , r ■ If You Have Scrofula* Sort‘d* ni any other skin disease,• take AVER'S SARSAPARILLA tbe Siil"^' Bloed-l’ui . and Spriiir Medicine. Cures others, will cure you BUSIN S CARDS. iuiv. .tn auction .\urv| experience .1 .M. SMITH. .. SMITH KKi’uind, Mich . . *i K. Km-.ppen. « DENISON. ra cb. bi*:.. iplj'f. Michlaan. Mich. । -v 1 day er nlrl.t. Of­ Hastings. Mich. . the state. Col- .elan an»l t. and Surgeon, of detxit. nd Surgeons. responded to with • li Estate Office. tiMttnn, 5- tale Brat KCate ,-rJ ron /evm.tng. . :> s: nct Books, com­ , : i-r.-.Mi complete - BROOKS. Clark. S •- pl? K. HMltnipUr of tbe state. >’vuees :a A.£KEM; (Over J.* 1 ?-rttowiti i irreptj « CoAstore.) State. f •“llectlor.; Council FrocoodlMf.,. * FINANCIAL FAILURE. ttu. of 32000 8*000 with '.ir> pres the enm sum of with ample ample san sureties pres| unfed and read. . I Moved by Aid. Busby that lhe above I bond be accepted and approved Carried. Ayes, Bennett. Busby, ijuffman. Tinker and Wabirrt* The following accts, audited. •1,95 Chaa. Grace Illlir ,50 H. Wentworth Moved by Aid. Weisaert that lhe tMts. be allowed and order drawn for same • UKMLrtTION Tais week. 95 quires. Hrr-afh-: ■.-..1 . fay advertisements Rut ’i. e Fueadays st latest to ®*un* Insertion iu .h<- isjue of tbe week hinfr yr ii< lhe «vstem. and .ns tskiiiR Hood's rui«i irts. • '»inx to ha her the Plainwell fair at Plainwell at 75 n old corn 5 cents h*4Vr. Mlene sp>; ' 'ii • going to plant a Ttenutr u! 7.: ’ e i» tbe river there in ’’’It'teatit.r TteWaiwa I, tlirra “• liimlwr (j..,. ^r- H farmer ““’I'm road,. trees it w-iU •o:i!<l fl.; ! of Un-ir «; r(”- n this part of the ■ 1 wiWi extinction, and 'i i' a higher price every *" I occupy the waste ’' anting young walI sot be many yean* until a material addition to the ‘‘ Frnnock of Delton ! occurred at tbe sfa’her* Smith of ,a< ”Venln< •* » •’d<*k »»!)*■ w ” A' officiated. A fine 'taJL ‘'••remocy was attektw,‘t?1’ "T™ rr““ ,hl> C“F— totnLf । Eetatrlr relegraph. tobortL »a «ged couple od J • rOn‘I,,(,Un* to Freeport, Mich. th* City, when their hkwwT. « Posing eiecTh ’i' °rner ,x,vell and Portage OMottklr hor,*e’’hied and collided with U*ir »tre «dtlaow' r*' ‘itnMhin< the buggy *1. Coburn - ” '<,UpIe to the R^Und. bsL wiJn V' into a near by & C' Tayk,r waa called. * IMr °t . ”in nn'l the couple proceeded Uir-T*1’ afu‘r ^curing another **••»»«v. o Telegraph. i STATE NEWS. the under the trust »«. first ... .. month —-----------------— sugar .. tariff werb SeejkSl.SSS. while the total I receipt, ot the firot monlh ureler the | McKinley tariff were »3» y> . P" “ot .rekter The »v<-kty.*' monuuy receipts of the IT montlnrthat [ the McKinley tariff was in effect, were 839,581,016, or nearly 3U per cent, greater than that of the firat month of the sugar trust tariff law. But tbe suggestion is made that It Is not fair to compare the September receipta of this year with all the year round receipta of other years, because September ia a light month In receipta. So let us compare the receipts of Sep­ , i [ । the whole whole American American dip, you ,ou will find The The democratic democratic state' state' central central comcomthe pl!p.. y< tlmltbe decline Im, l-jn tn.ra 11 It to “ittoe met at Grand Rapids and de •un from ls p,.r C(,nt F lh> tj,trty.fivo day ,|' cided to put the name of Parry Mayo, • nf c C*l*ilun county, on the state ticket slnJc „wl put on tbe tree li»U j-• ™ »‘-‘ ^no. »Uhvu;h ~c;l- srt «dv#ncing in ! — ,O1»' lieutenant governor to succeed J« Jordan, declined. Mayo is the Europe, American wools are still go-. populist candidate for the same office. — ~vsn jn^ down at a time when our mills are the busiest woolen mills it) the world, I । AbolUhoa Prteon Contract Labor. ■ •V for they hare free raw material and.| At tome}’ General Ellis, in examin* ]««■«> the McKinley law protection until I ui<i Bunlulea Ing the statutes relative to the man* January 1. 1WU. Ihesc are unnsaaila-1 lgem(,nt o; t),e prk.on, _________ * Cf 018 BUt** ble facta <l made the startling discovery that by a • m K'plds pi'?1 ’nd K> r«" ■’< Hi' O. B’Intel.?.'1"’ Co. BeiroB. . J"1 R"pl11’ *’ S«"-C» Hotel Su OeL 2«h- lo Friel,v Not. Mat. sod trial tree. Ha.tinf, ■ 'v. ' Med to report Id perw,.. the TRAD8 MARK aoMsanmw V heeler'si Jt^iure iVerve v/'***^ I blunder on the part of the legislature । ot 1S33 the convict contract labor sys] LSTSugar is sweet, but the demo- tem In this slate has been abolished, and WeiaaerL -POSITIVELY CURESj cratic part}’ seems to have more of it — iioved by Aid. Huffman that the bill of tember under the sugar trust tariff j on hand __ than it wants.—Chicago Inter! short But Newav items. with the September receipta under the ( ^cean. o^an. B. Wentworth be allowed Carried i 8. W. Fowler, of Manistee, died at Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Huffman, Tinkler McKinley tariff While wears about it । ,.tarsomo people are wondering why. s“ D1“go. Cal During the war he “n °®c,'r of the sllt11 Michigan Sieepletumesa nr.d all lierangemenu suppose we take. ip the preceding tarin, tariff. ,. cil0;rnian Wilson did not slay In Lon- ' Osborn and WeiaaerL Nervous Systetp. Nays, None. . . from ,0<>n. ,on. >l [j ires free gwveruuieuw governments are re.., really.so I infantry. and cover say the I— Septembers —,-----On motion of Aid. Huffman council ad­ ISM to 1SVI- This will give usagbmpae bothersome.—iowa State RegUter. XI John Simmons, a brakeman on the journed HU Friday eve. Oct. IS *Mof the Arthur administration, all of 3TThe net results of tic great ef- j Wisconsin Central road, was crushed E. G. Holbrook. Mr. Cleveland’s first four years, all of fort to secure democratic harmony arc ! to death by an ore train while coup­ Recorder. nofrtlosei □Bjak.BXSDfil Harrisfin’s term, and a part of Clevc- I now perfectly evident to the naked j Hug cars at Bessemer. Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from land's second term, and will also give eye.— N. Y. Tribune. j Mystic Shriners from all parts of opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. seven Septembers under tj>e tariff of . <3TThe voters have got tired of । Michigan will have a big time at Flint 1883 three Septembers under the Me- , drooping democratic ballots in the slot October 18. when the degree wiH be M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rapcts (Mich.) Savings Bank, msv> he cannot say bv local anpllcallons. as they cannot reach the Kinler law, and the first September [ and seeing wages go down. They will ; conferred on a class of candidates. too much In favor of ■•Adlronda,” Wheelers diseased portion of the ear. There Is on.y one under lhe sugar trust tariff. It may : exhibit their weariness in November. William Thompoon was found dead Heart and Nerve (hire. way to cure beafnom. and that m’ Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine I tonal remedies. Deafness Is tft. be worth while, too. to ytve the ex- ; -Milwaukee Fcntinei. in bed at his homo in Fenton. Heart Co.. Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. I1 .uned condition of We mucous lining of thr neuditures in each month. It will be , ta-lt is n fact worthy of notice that w“ "upposed to hare been the. Eustacfdan Tube. When thin tube grta intHm rd you hare a rumbling sound or tmpenm observed that the total receipts under | of nil the clergymen who preach polit- cause. ... hearing, aud when it Is entirely .TtZSSwSSoiv the sugar trust tariff In September. The September product of the At­ ical sermons.not one can be found who HASTINGS, MICH nets Is the result, and unless tbe Indanmiation can be Uken out and this tube restored w it* 1SIH are leu Mun m n".V Srpfrodar in Im , finds it necestury to denounce repub­ lantic mine in the Houghton copper Xnll rondblMO. bwria ■MH and that the expenditures are region was tons; that of the licans In office. Wherever you find forever: nine cases out of ten are va'1^ .. ireal'er thanany ^plmber in Im pear,. । tsrrb. which lx nothing but » ?S e municipal corruption denounced from Wolverine 81 If tons. tion of the mucous surfaces. " KlfneL the pulpits you will Bud democrats Mrs. IL <1. Brown and Mrs. McKnight Rfcelplk Hundred Dollars for any caw* of Ijwdno v 917 173.912 filling municipal offices.—Cleveland were thrown from their vehicle in ,|C9.£29.II» (caused by catarrh that Septcmle-r 1NM. J6W8JUH , .-...1'7 i »»-%'• list's curro.jrc. (»;.>dr West Bay City and Mrs. McKnight was September IWU. W.5KJ.IBI Leader. . 31.CftJ.TOl September l.**6. t7.UC6.w5 tyCrov. McKinley states an impor­ seriously injured . 33.8M1.M6 September WL 551-Sold by Druggie*. 75c. H.K--4JI»U tant truth in a terse and plain way » h4n . 81.06.174 McGarry’s oil-burner factory in the 14.lW.Qj8 . SMiArtO he says that "we must not only have south end of Bay City was partially , 36.7H3 331 ZX.W7.U37 something to sell, but be able to find , *7.1C».5M destroyed by fire. Seven! cott«es will be built it Bkrbor 38.198,483 ,TO7.a» somebody to buy. ' That is to sgy, ».473.010 Point this fall. 30.323.018 Scpu’n,s: our products are worthless unlr.re w». September Every elder mill In local option Van Bu­ have a market for them, and there can be a market only when the affaird ren county ia now running in full bisst. Kinlcv tariff was in operation (1891, of the government are so conducted as Cro,well ship, about t’""'’'-1" /*? to inspire business confidence, to pro­ Inada of grain weekly to tbe city markits. T\T^'0eenVZ3teT^nlhmote manufactures, and to keep labelsuffering with weakness and employed-in other words, when the Tbe root ot Bay City’, new «'W •>£' £ emaciation, who give little democratic party is not in power.—St. expected to be completed inside of tbir j trMt tariff n “ lt* nourishment to bables,should Louis Globe-Democrat da'yk. ry'Instead of paying off any of tbe lake Charles Norton ba. just tett '"r national debt the present administra­ Huuoluln. The trip ticket cost him only tion has been compelled to borrow S50.000.000 lo pay the running ex­ •65. «en that sugar -M penses of the gorernment and has tariff, as far as we b.«i <££J- been forced, by reason of the exigen­ cies of the treasury, to 'ncr°acb ,‘Fo“ been a failure ro u7lom receipta Ari the rood nullities. b&e fbtaaL the gold reserve of 8100.000,000, which of eompari^n. The uu.ro Harsaparilla. Ab'vve all it purifies “ The Niagara Falls Route.” had never been encroached upon since thL*strengtbeoinatheuervee; R d under ita fir.t n.onth the hour that JohS\Sherman estab­ digestive orpm. *«'Wj^fe“lnUrei aysteni. 50 per cent, of mose lished itviotvn to thte present admimsliver, ten* ££rrh and Kbeu lhe Cr'eam of Cod-liver OU month of tho first month were ♦ration but which has been enreceipta during th® ”OBe nnder ^Mhed upon by from 840,000,000 to and hypophosphites. It will flLMTIMCMI but about 55 per ce McKlnley law: LTw Wa'X there is KO.000.000 of give them strength and make U, flrot month of the^ HnotPaWl. euro nB Arrowed money and Kit.WWO taken Stations. jaundice, mulgsation. sick nesdacoe. -w their babies fat/ IU first "onth FJ^, ol a„y core „.,t ot thti sacred fund which Mr. the world over, .endorse It. receipts far .inring ten years, aeveland iu hi» first inauguretion ^ponding m0”‘LX7ff.lnd four C. R. O8B0BV. speech said it wonld be a reolationof UljU old »n4 weM-trled Du't be deteiisd bj Sibrfrtirtesl S first month of Its public honor to encroach upon. -Gov. Boothing Hyrui f<* Mder ‘7° adminiMrationa. the fl o{ McKinley. ' C AyU. Bennett, Busby, Huffman. Tinkler COMMENT AND OPINION. HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Epilepsy, 18652819 Your Daily Bread « Mothers Scott’s Emulsion Physician,, bn o Remember there White Lead Aid. Osborn took lih seat. LOCAL NEWS. Prodn“d Common Council met In •Ion Friday eve. Oct. rjih. *94 ** It f.n- * ’*•**•• Mecetpu. Mayor Grvusel i residing. ' * meet the expJ££^J7,*1"1' 'bough to 1‘rment >t roll c»n, AW. Bennett. mPk, are hundreds of brands of rnvn em BwmdleO. Uuffmnn, O.boru, Tinkler and Water. ’ Ita first moJu, thet1 th' fiO’OTUnient. mtuteteSuoa P"“nt dTO«™“oml. Sc’crtt) well-to-do fanners from butWhite Lead (so called) on «■» P«t“ a yeara T in Abeent al roll call, Bu.b, and Weluert roundimr township, were In Hollnnd market that are not White Lead, Mine, ot meetings ot Oct. 3, 6, 10 ro.H little more th£Xlf ^'P18 undor II , Reeking legal advice to escape pay­ 1 free i#oou McKinley law m tho“ ond«'' ‘b« and approved. . composed largely of Barytes and ment of notes given to “fake” doctors. Moved bj Aid. Hicks that lhe conim„nl. b« nec'i, *7 WDl • »•" bond issue Some weeks ego men claiming to be other cheap materials. But the cation from H.-E. I,. P. Co be referred m ^^^•^“'“^Ttte0' ., n,)rr ,h. doctors from the Indianapolis med­ cum. on Pupilc Lighting Carried. number of brands of genuine of ™m,e££,o< th'5econd ical and surgical institute went Ayes, All. Abutppointmcut to 11 bitter dem Jr. ?V>,tkW ,cun‘ri-'«. prominent through there guaranteeing to cans The following accta, audited: n™ tf,ro”k'bm.t the west, nota- diseases for suran ranging from 350 to W. A. Scidmore, labor ■ Chi™, “"• *«»«■» MacVeagh. ot •150. A score or more signed notes, •11, 98 K. S. McMurry. 3,00 XXho,V'ct “• “ - ~ which turned up in the banks, but the •I. Edgi'r. hens rf7' a! lB<L: St'ni>tor Voor- doctors have disappeared. The stran­ 3,76 F. Fiflrid. floni.hn.ent 1’ ”,1“? °u lhcl ’ « 6. OU -u>ni.h„,e ere .rc "I"”*- “b* "''ymanyothnt ’The^X" th,; 7"? “,» 5. (tarrwon gers must have raised 83,000 or more in 1.50 torln law ,J f klng prominent In.tlielr about a week. tu'lf.fu11 I ano^T. *1 i is limited. The following brands 1,50 t£t !?• “ •‘“ternent to the-fiople j Ubas. Ulckcnaou 1.50 : are standard “Old Dutch” process, !» th "1“ °' "OO' U “dvancing; Return* After Thirty Year*. C. Schultz I Thomas Cooney vanished from the K. Waters and just as good as they were when right of all his relatives in Detroit W. Mellon McKinley Uw. the P “ “ K<! th ' 1.50 you or your lather were boy’s: thirty years ago and wit not again Moved by Aid. Huffman that tbu iccia, "‘f,111 milU™ sihlr n?! .1lKllt “ wo“ld "«'m Impoa- heard from until the other day, when : •« Anchor,” • be allawed and tfrdeni drawn ou respective Jolla ™k-sTthan ‘•Morley,” • b e that the price of wool conld^ ioR th.t C “ tir^Xo^ld he walked into his brother John’s tunds for same Carried “Shipman, “ Eckstein,” main where it was fonnd on July 1, house. He had been mourned as dead. i •' Armstrong A JtcEelvy,” Ayes Bennett. Hicks. Huffman, Osborn '■ecm to indicate that th 7“ Tinkler and Waters. K’mT °( th° torthv.extern He says that he went from Detroit to > “ Boymer-Bauman,' ’ win ; inal the new law state. lion dUl ‘‘i1’001 °n' hm“l«d mil- Mates it was being offered at prices the Ohio oil fields aud, though he wrote ; “Davis-Chambers,” “Collier,’ Nays. None. “ Fahnestock.' Which were reglly lew than the cost of letters home for some time, they we’re Aid. Waters excused. Moved by Aid. Hicks that tin* bill for St. Minpmg. packing, etc., and yet with­ all returned to him through the dead ! Fob Colobs.—National Lead Co.*a Pure work in 3 and 4 wds. be allowed and order Uu^eX^Xue^l al, there has been no advance even in letter office. Since then he han trav­ 1 White Lead Tinting Colon, a one-pound can to the moat notable cases U may be ar- eled around the world. drawn on 3 wd. Gen. Hlg. Fund instead ot l‘ a 35-pound keg of Lead and mix your own X?Of rdrd’<,,“u,ioB*^^* 3 and 4 wd. fund. Lost. gu«l that wool wax offered as low as I paints- Save* time and annoyance in matching Aid. Waters took Ids scat. Michigan Factorlr*. worth of goodawere piled up in the six cents In Arizona and some of the ; ' , shades, and insures the best paint that it to Ayes, Beiiuett. Hicks. Huffman. Waters. bonded warehouse, ()f the coontiy western territories and that it la still The Michigan factory Inspection jxmible tu p«t on wood. Nays. Osburn aud Tinkler bureau reports as follows: 1 'Send ’**'* us a (KMlal “* card* and get our book on being offered at those prices. Thia i rate off ‘"o°n“*n"''er the reduced paints and color-card, free; it will probably Moved by Aid. Hidks that tbe bill of C. rate offered by the new law So it may be true us to some o, the loiiali. : lu 1.0(1 factorlov, or a trifle more than half O. Freer be referred tp chairman of aid*! C number in the alate Inspected to Oc- . save you a good many dollars. rereira"'",™.'.’'’ l° ’* “P'etefi that tliF tics, hut we arefprepared toany say, fron, tober '" 1.' there l)aa been a reduction In wages of I *----v[>•! walk cotn. Carried. . NATIONAL LEAD CO. th« mreaf . vu vo .. "* , irom . receipta of the first mouth under the inc most a..4l.__.i authentic sources, ---------ranuim, that buai there mere trom6 tort percent tdnoe last year, when an Ayes. All ' Chicago* Branch, ” a “ general decline ’ in the price* of average cut of 10 per cent, was made. There ' »s wool r “ o “ * ’ •«' “ O' 1 Slate and Fifteenth Streets, Chicago. Moved by Aid. Huffman that the bill for were 1.106 factories running full time. 3M part I the American clip everywhere. St. w«»r* in 3 and 4 wds. be K referred ;v... * iu [ that Ul X'X'im'"Z P^.I<1 “ time and 114 idle. The number of operatives , The circular of Justice, Bateman A an... the Claims for a reduced tariff employed wu* 2*.205 Ism than if the fuctoriea . « hairman of sidewalk com. <-.rr!,.,i Carried. । . Ay«. All. I; were fully ■ '? Jostled. I'”118'’1: ■ iM -i ,coruraifif’i(”» merchants of were running to their fpll capacity. The an- > _______ -.................. 0* let n,i Mje wh»t it really did da t blladelphia, issued October 1. 1894, uual Joss to labor by thia condition of affairs Be it resolved by fhe Common Council!! J* < •• sewer |I - ibe ,aw n^nt into effect Angust 28. confirms all that is claimed concerning was 110416.910. or nearly 36 per cent of tin- city of HasUugp that a public l»e constructed wli the enst side of Broad- I M> ' that the first month of its workings the price of wool. To the following Health in Michigan. way and extending f<otn the sewer now i may fairly be put down as the cal­ extracts, taken from their circular, During the week ended October 6 endar month of September An offi­ with the following atatement and dia­ reports sent in by sixty-three observ­ constructed from a point west of the Uourt House to th** iwirtti line of Green St. 1 cial document issued by the treasury gram of prices, we challenge the oppo ers in various portions of the state to ; in said city and that Che fol low1 ng city lots ! department, under the auspices of the ' bition to confirm to the people of this the state board of health indicated that l»e assessed for the const ruction of the ; democratic secretary of the treasury, country the absolute fact as claimed remittent fever increased in area of I Fame, to wit. Loin N<>. 653, (154, 655, 7'34. entitled “The comparative statement j by them, that wool is advancing while prevalence. Typhoid fever was re- ; 735, 7B0, 71) I. 7M. 793. 794. 796. 707. 708, 1 of the receipt* aud expeoditures of the | the figures show u continual decline ported at ninety places, diphtheria at . S3 J. 834, 835. S36. S37, 838 and 899 ar- , Lnitetl .States." shows the following I in this country. We reiterate that the thirty-twro, scarlet fever nt fortj’-flve‘ I Full oft trilh starch and gloat serene, cording to tbe original plot of the village figures for the month of September | average decline in the nineteen TSe linen oullar starts the mom; consumption at 286 and smallpox at ‘ (now city) of Hastings recorded in the Receipts. 839,691.338.88; expenditures, months from March 1, 1893, to October Detroit, Rives township and Munches- ■ Pull oft -it iiMnlime it la teen office of the Register of Deeds of Barry AU willed, wrinkled and forlorn. 880,323,018.61. . 1, 1594. is 37.08 .per cent., while the av- ter township. Vutiuty. since “ the passage of the Thus'it will be perceived that the ;' erage «*»" decline •'"". ■c piaaag. That's what you must expact of W. F. Hicks. receipta wore »7.T0I.T»0.3T less than •i free *”*' wool bill b? in thirty-five *.h,rt.f<i»c days ‘l»y»Is "»7.24 ’•!>» Halt Insjtrclor's Report. such a collar; ifs the linen of iL Moved by Aid. Bennet^ that the above the expenditures during the month .if ' !Tr "J*.*" ***«nli«n ir " ’ The report of the state salt inspector ■ The stand-up collars won’t stand is now called to resolution be accepted and adopted Carried. ; lhe following statement: up, and the turn-down collars will shows the inspection for September as i Ayes. Bennett. Hlck.-i. Huffman. Osborn, September, the first month under the j wilt down. Thp easy. Cheap, and The Bateman circular of October 1 follows: J new tariff law. And this, too in the ’ > > > , " ----------‘ Tinkler and Waters. pleasant way cut of this is to wear MSnUtco. 1JR4I4: Maaon. 7X9J9; Bay. 62.369: | I very month in which the receipts were.1 Prices । “ Celluloid ” Collars and American wool since the advent Moved by Aid. Hicks 'that the chairman ' expected to run wry large l*ecause of | fer i *L.2;T. <„r,Kri> ''?i° **uc‘* th J* ^ ve“t of St- Clair, uH.«7; Saginaw. 43.645. Iosco, fl.914. , Midland. 5-CX and Hur.m. 3,106 barrels, ma*.;Cuffs. These goods are made of Sea er Com. Ik? authorized to procure j tho<-nuriuous Importation of foreign । ' C , eve an s administration, tar n total for September of 87i.»5 barrels. I by covering linen collars or cuffs on both sides with"CELLULOID,” plans and specifications for extension of j goods piled up Th the warehouses wait- I The same diagram shows the course of 'Tin total Inspection lo Ctotober 1 for the year 1 1 2.415.153 tmrrela. u falling off of 301.4^9 bar­ st-wrr on Broadway ooutb to north line! ing to cqme in under the new law. If j prices in the London market for wool ta thus making them strong and “ • of the same kind and quality. This ’rels. to. etimpared wjth the inspection for the । durable, and waterproof, not aflccGreen Sl Carried. ' the new law in this first mofith, . . »■ * ! takes for comparison XX OMo 'uwe date last year. i ted by Lent or moisture. There Axes, Bennett Hicks. Huffman. Osborn, which it was expected to be < •xception- n|)<i a average Port Pliillip, ere no other waterproof goods l ire iniurwntenu Tinkler and Waters. ally productive of revvimc. At i u ' 'vl,lcl> are w°olBo* the same kind and | made this way, consequently none At tiic annual meeting in Grand Rap- . produces a deficit of $7.701,m.। it docs it i »wu , q ua jj|y Qs ncar may although a that can wear so well, when soiled Moved by Aid. Hicks that the matter ot not take much <d an arithmetical ex­ ' good Port Phillip is rather the best, ids of the Michigan Association of ' I simply wipe them otl with a wet amendment to Fire Ordinance be laid over pert to figure out the prospective de­ aud in order that it may not be claimed Fire Underwriters the following offi- ■ | cloth. Every piece of the genuine till next regular meeting Carried. cers wen* elected: 1 is stamped like this: ficiency in twelve months nt nearly a that we have taken only one grade or ( Ayes. All President, J. W. O'Brien. Grand Haven: rice I hundred million dollars. On motion of Aid. Hicks council adjourn­ quality. We also show that the decline president, F. A. Vernor. I>e troll; secretary and Now to compare the wurkingsof this , on nil kinds of wool since l*resident treasurer. J, S. Fletcher. Detroit; executive I ed. sugar trust tariff with the much I Harrison left the white house has committee, J. a. Armstrong. Detroit: J. B. , E. G. Holurook. | maligned MaRinley law. The first ! been over 37 per cent. The decline in . Sheridan. Saginaw. Sam H. Row. Lansing. Recorder. jnouth's reoeipta from customs alone fir.e nr merino wools alone (which con­ Found • Bismuth Mine. Insist upon qoods marked . » । under the new law were $!3.a64«99a . stltute the bulk of the American clip)! Weatherstpn and Ropes, prospectors ( JtammonC.unullfliM^n speetal reratoa cuslom, rej,ci,,w unJ,.r lhe u,Nvl„„lou wp,rraaK lnu,e.nroe if you expect full yjtisfict’.c.i. and , has excetried 40 per cent In lhe three t for gold! have discovered a mine near j if your dealer dor snot key p them; \ta.ra r ~.7ji Iwraii’.,, “,,nU’ ,h" MrKniley law were Scm. outaidc columns ot the table is shown ■ .Lv .".Liu L raLwnd Ishpeming. th<* rock of which assays < send direct to v-cuclcs:"',' ajn-.«u«.* Meyor t.reusel ureal r.ng I 0M. I u. showing the edstoms rceeints 1 average decline which has taken seven dollars in bismuth to the ton. I and wc will mail c-: ;pb. S»nU IJiwut M rol cal ‘..AM. Bewwlt. Uusbj.. the arBt month of lhe jjcKinlw the.......................... I place since wool was put on the free i Bismuth has a commercial value of i size, and whether d-np u» UAt>M'nt at roll ea’l1 AW Hick., Osborn' law in the first month of its operation ' Including coarae wools, which about about two pound. There There is is i two dolines dollars per per pound. tnrued-dowa colinr U • u’.cxL and Waters " ][to have bran more than fifty per cent | have declined very little and which P° point known in the United States. Collars 35c. each. Cuffs «<x*. pair. Un morion of Aid. Tinkler reading of greater than Urn customs rm»ipte un-, | are oniy -_5 pvr cent, of the whole. where it is mined, The CELLULOID COMPANY isms nr last meetlnc ootdponed. der the sugar trust tariff law. But | American clip. But If you lake fine or , ——------[427-29 Broadway, NewVo-fr I.ieatrnwnt Governor, Governor. " he Saloon bt Bond of Thon. Dovle in | that is not all. The total receipts of merino wool, which is 75 percent, of. For i.teu»en»nt ’ ® Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but net so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a . cheap lunch at the City " Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. A. E. REMKES. FROF’K. �The Society connected with Emmanuel twenty mil non dollars a year. The church will be entertained Thursday Oct. Shth. by Mesdamcs N. Bartow, F. Barlow. output of the mines exported is en­ Crway. H. Barber. C. Barber, R. Doyle, E. Hol­ tered at upward of twenty million dol­ Allie Murphy who ba* been visiting her brook. B. Rose, S. Crowell, Mary Hicks lars annually, and the furs, fish, skins mater lu thr slate of New Tort returned aud tbe Misses Knowlton. Leins. Schuman and other produets that come into home Tuesday. Jones and Hamlin. Supper served at tbe European Russia from Siberia are B. Fisher made a business trip to Grand Parish House from 3 to 7. Everybody worth from five million to nix million Rapid* Tuesday. invited. dollars. It was for the purpose of de­ August Vsn Pratt has purchased the Tbe meeting of the Emmanuel Y. P. S. veloping this vast territory ft.nd en­ Shutes farm near Spring Brook. couraging immigration thither that ' John Barber and wife visited friends In C. E. Oct Stst. will be led by Mire Minnie the government of the czar has under­ Replogle. Rosa Wednesday. taken to expend thirty million dollars Thieves have commenced putting in their There will lie meeting as usual by the upon the railway mentioned, which work in this vicinity, Chas. Barber has Spiritual Society at their hall next Sunday will be over four thousand miles long hmT between $40 and 860 dollars worth ot afternoon at 2:80. and will connect the Black sea and the beans taken while several hen roosts have Oysters will be served by the Epworth Baltic with Viadivostock on the sea of been visited. Herce Travis had a barn raising last League next Tuesday night from 7 lo 8 Japan. It is not expected that the Everyone cordially invited. Ten cents. Thursday. railway will pay expenses of operation ' Maurice aud Albert Fisher are attending ^J|sm McLaughlin’s pupils will render an for some years to come, but it will school nt Richland. Autumn day program ou Friday afternoon doubtless be an important factor in Mrs. Jennie Reynolds and W. Cartlidge Little Minnie DeVine as queen, will ad­ the shifting of existing trade routes, ‘ visited relatives in north Irving last week. dress her “subjects” aud announce lhe a new Fred Barber entertained a friend from program. With Rlchmand Hams and Clif­ and it will certainly open up and productive continent to settle Bastings Saturday aud Sunday. ford Micliael as attendants, aud autumn A party of •hunters, report says, from songs and selections tbe little folks hope to ment” Kniamazoa rut in their appearance here on please the visitors. Sunday tramping the woods aud fields One ot the most remarkable leaps aud we are sorry to add that report also Kcal K4»t*to Trunsfern. ever recorded as having been made by says tha; several much nearer helped do a horse was that by Chandler, an Eng­ the firing and otherwise breaklug the Sab­ Alex N. Gilleland to Geo. E. and Annludn V. lish steeplechaser, while running in bath. FcrguAon. lol 1341. City. gta. Trustee* of Nashville ch-btliui Ciiurch lo the Leamington Cup at Warwick, in Piret Coag. Church lot CT. Nashville »t 1847. Bell’s Life of March 28, 1847, Miner H. Keel- r lo Arabella Stowell, lot 0 and Farmers are busy caring for their fall records it, a* follows: “Chandler was T. Keelers add. Middleville, ffltr. crop'. Silas Kud»ley to Hiram M. Bristol, lot 4t». following, there being two other horses .Mark Ritchie spent Sunday in Carlton. Clcy.Wto. \ Mr-. Watson had the misfortune to Sam’i Carh’le to Mart.% Carlisle 4*. arc 14. and riders leading. At the brook Chandlertirider expected that trouble would Thornapple, >700. sprain her wrist laat week. Mary Cnuncr to Hast. Bldg, and Loan Assoc, come to the leaders. • • • Sure Ed. Hall Is at work for Hary Turner. lot 17 eastern add. Chy ta». . Itavid K Ben«w* to Thns. R. Allen parcel nee. enough, they all piled up together, and The dance at Myruii Poller’s Friday 10. Thornapnle, f«7(X) with one monstrous leap he cleared the runing whs nut wry largely attended on Isaac N. Keeler. t>er. heirs to Bob'! Allen, lots brook a n<l the flounder. • • * After atvoiinl of rain. Middleville 4100. Elam Springer uud wife were the guests Tnos. Newton to Maria Newton. 22 a. sec. I. careful • measurement it was put on Hone of iriends in Irving Sunday. Mal^jPi to Orrin D. Ixxuuls, parcel, record as being a leap of exactly thlrThe Journal editoi last week after ns- J Hope’fxd. tv-nine feet.” ........... M. F. Jordan, because the latter , ^K-un Kun’i Beers To F. Htiwhinan parcel, sec sailing to Sam'! sb hM j.,lnrt .lw repuldlnn. wouo.l up by |................................. to K. w,1Uce saying --wheresoever the carrion h, I hither । w g sec a H«,sMngs r UVDMATKM Great Mt txnk out. Telte*ll about will the vultures be gathered together.”; Manly A. Stevens to G«o. W. Kowlader, lot I* ill rnu I Idin this wonderful subject. Whatever your views ace on Hypnotism, you will find this book ot »cr*al value. Published price. 00 cents. Sent tree, transportation prepared, if you remit 25 Geo. Williams, of Hastings, wma the cents for subscription to Homes and HeartbM. guest of his brother, Richard Williams. the elegant household monthly AddTtftS Qi rrt'i.Aia dkhoh. Bunday. HOMEBAND HEARTHS PUBLISHING CO. ituih i-iuiiir. to Robt. 1-hin.p* 106 a kt. x. New Yoik. Johnstown |.5tl Mary Pauli tn Monroe Dletrleh lot 3 Wk. 4.\ Middleville lie. Mr. Lowden the prohi-whiskey demoAdelaide C. Young to Goo. I- Keeler parcel, Mlddtev lie fl.crat-popullst candidate for prosecutor was Richard Doyle to Sarah A. Doyle parcel, Hope hi Maple Grove last Saturday fishing for Additional County News. s I H Bl | I ij isnekers vote** Mr. and Mrs. David Kuntz buried one of their twins last Friday. Mrs: Y. P. Cassell is building a bouse on her farm south of Nashville. S. Feighner had a sale Thursday of this week. Bert Cooper who had his hand shot oft ' at a chlvaree recently, bad his arm ampi-1 fated last week between the wrist and i elbow. How cau any man who is an American vole otherwise than for protection after learning nf the reception given to the father of the Wiianu bill by EdglaDd^ TRIALS OF A TICKET MAN. A prominent Pittsburgh passenger agent in a conversation with the Poet gave a few interesting facts relative to the everyday experience of the av­ erage city passenger man, which those not directly connected with the busi­ ness know nothing about. He said: “It is a singular fact the number of people who visit crar office daily and the curious questions they ask with re­ gard to railroad rates, etc., when very often they have no notion whatever of Mis* Edua Havens. or Three Rivers, who last year took a special course In the leaving the city, and as a matter of LiL Dept., visited friends here last week. fact have not traveled any worth men­ Tbe Inland league and the Unity Club tioning. Lecture Course are announced. Each of “For six years there has been a very these associations offer a course of twenty singular character who has made an lectures, concerts, etc., ufa very superior annual visit to th& office. I have no order. idea from whence he oometh or whither Very much indignation Is expressed among lhe students over the cutting down he goeth, but he always asks the self­ same questions, and goes away ap­ of che vacations. As the matter stands now a vacation of one week during the parently satisfied with the information Christmas holiday s is all the intermission he has received. I always expect him there will be from OcL 1st to Jane 1st, in the springtime, generally about the first of April, when tlio sun’s rays excepting legal holidays. Foot hail is a prominent matter at pres­ grow warmer. Then my quaint old ent U. of M. defeated Albion Saturday friend comes to .see me. I should 26 to 10. judge him to be at least eighty years of The State Y. M. C. A. Convention has age. He is stooped and feeble, with been In progress here during the last two hair as white as snow, but well days of last week and Sunday of this. dressed, wears a silk hat, and carries a Mary delegates are present, besides sever­ al prominent Y. M. C. A. men from other cane, and talks in a nervous, jerky manner. states, “He invariably opens up with: Tbe great organ which was one of the wonders of the World’s fair Is being* set ‘What’s the rate to Boston?’ I tell up in University hall. This organ is .one him, and his eyes light up as he wad­ of the largest in the country and adds still dles out with always the same obser­ more to the musical reputation of Ann vation: ‘Well, by gnm, that’s cheap! Arbor. cheap!’ If the njd ix>«n wGuW tell his A great crowd of students and story It might have a tinge of pity in citizens assembled to hoar Qov. Mc­ it Perhaps he has a son or daughter Kinley at the M. C. depot last Thursday. in the Hub city, whom it has been his He spoke about five minutes. On tbe platform with him were Gov. Rich and cherished hope to see for all these years. Ex. Gov. Alger. “The biggest out and out nuisance The Students Lecture Association course commences Wednesday evening we have to deal with are persons who with Hou. T. B. Reed of Maine. For tbe rome here with no other intention than sum of two dollars tbe students ar: offer­ to collect all the railroad literature ed the following splendid course: Mr. they cau. They have no notion of go­ Reed. Senator John B. Gordon, Rob’t Bur­ ing away, but they grab everything in dette, Murat Halsted, Ex-Gov. Russell, of tight in the way of time-tables and Mass.. Pres. Talmage, of Utah University. ocher information bearing upon tour­ U. of M. Oratorical Contest, Lotus Glee ists’ points in the north, east, south Ctob. Senator J. W. Daniel, and Ex. Pres. and west They greedily gather Harrison. pamphlets, circulars and booklets treating on climate and resources. I don’t know what these collectors do You are invited to attend the- Epworth League meeting Sunday evening to be* Fed with the stuff they get here, but some by Mr*. & M. Fowler. Subject. The Res­ of them must have a prize assortment. “Then, the man who travels from urrection and tbe‘Resurrection Life. one end of the country to the other is Tim Ladies Society of the Presbyterian the person who invariably rushes into church will lx? entertained by the ladies on the office and in a brisk manner asks Friday of this week at the G. A. R. Society fur a time-table of the line he is about room. All are cordially invited to attend. to take. It is given him, of course, Supper from 3 to 7 and. without so much as glancing at A new M. E. church Is being built three the schedule, it is stuffed into his mUea directly north of Hastings iu tbe pocket, and the ne it question is: ‘When Leach neighborhood. Tbe corner stone does my first train leave?’ It never will be laid Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock seems to occur to him to look on the DgUj^th. Further particulars next week. time-table. Tbe C. L S, C- will meet with Miss “So it goes. Sometimes people ask Michael OcL ,90th. *94. me questions until I’m afraid the but­ English History, Chap. 3—Mrs. Bailey. tons will dropoff my coat, but after all Our English—Ada Michael 79-87 we manage to get along with our Science at the beginning of tbe nluteenth patrons remarkably well." Century—Leuis Michael Character Sketch. Marie AntioneVv— MISTAKEN IDEAS OF SIBERIA. Mi,** K>sa!ia Goodyear. Q.tot*Uon*. Current events. —fhe Pastor will preach in tbe Presbyter­ ian church next Sunday. The Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sunday evening will be ted by Wm. Grigsby. Slaters of Barry Co. W. C. I*. U. cmnentton of tbe third district i L Hare A. B. Miller, a gentleman who was to accompany a party to Russia on a scientific expedition, in speaking of the country which his party was about to visit, had this to say: “Siberia is popularly supposed to be a barren waste, extending from the frozen ocean on the north to the sands of the Gobi desert on the south. But this New Sheet and Music Books. We try to give wnwu. rwipwau-.n WhX .title IWU...C you the Best Hay per ton. C00 to. 7 00 Fork dressed. 8 ». d re-wed. 5.00. Jteef live. tJfi. Manon, dreard. Wool. w io is. Applet. 25. Paars. bo to fin. Plums M>t<« 1.26. for Your Money AT THE LITTLE RED FRONT SHOE STORE A SCHOOL FOR Woolley & Bronson FraGilcal Business Training COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND ENGLISH COURSES. Beautiful Catalogue sent on Application. W J. DILLINCHAM, Pras. A. L. SILVERNAIL, Prin. I. H. WHITE, Sec. A Traas- 5H0KE THE YES, WE A HE StTlLL ON DECK AND OUR FRIGES We have our full stock of As ever. Felt & Rebber Goods And can suit you in every­ thing vou need in this line, "New Arrival" S6H00L SHOES : KsV SI.25 and $1.50 We have made arrangements Ladies if you wear a 24, 3 or Si with the largest Music Publishing BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN shoe, and want something THE MARKET. House in America, to furnfch us nice at a loie urice just see with their latest publications every the shoes that we are month which will enable the music closing out Regular teachers and lovers of music to £1 goods only |2. select the very latest songs and LOOK FOR THE NAME instrumental music. Gents, remember tee have work ON EACH WRAPPER. The first installment is at our pants at 69 cents. Best Ker­ store now for inspection. The sey Pants $1.50. Music is first class and prices reas­ Yours truly. onable. • H. J. FRflKER JOHN BE55HER, Tlie Jeweler. Read and thereby profit To 1116 Public I wish to say that I have taken back my Livery Stock and will re­ open a Livery barn in the SL. JONES B/IRN A golden opportu nity I want your trade. glad to meet all my old customers I want it because I need it, It will be my aim to furnish the best rigs for the lowest possible price. Give me a call. GOODS & FRIGES are RIGHT We think we can please you. Oir new fall goods — Lamp Chimney ware aiid . Glassware—is now coin­ ing in. Keep watch and see our store fill up. We are bound to be in the lead. We will show yon GOOD GOODS And loft1 of them Hiis&miis. JULIUS RUSSELL MM IS RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO HIS STOCK OF MILLINERY’ AND DRESS GOODS ALMOST DAILY. Fur Capes, Shawls, Un derwear, Gloves, Hosiery, I need it because it’s mv way making a living. I want to make a living because I’ve nothing else to do just now. A. S. MERCHANT. Means a store full of cus­ tomers if Don’t miss it! On Court Street, where I will be and many new ones. C. B. Osborn & Co The BANKRUPT STORE. GOODS I sell for cash because my judg- IN FACT EVERYTHING IN DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY YOU WILL FIND IN LATEST STYLES. AND PRICES TO SUIT YOUR PURSE. men t says that is the best method to accomplish my purpose. CLOSING OUT SALE OF Groceries, Crockery Glassware. It will cash buyers to get prices before buying. are selling and pay . our We 20 W»1’ This same judgment says sell Clothing, Hats AND.. . Men’s Furnishings And I am trying to obey this dic­ tator, whether right or wrong, $1.00 Best Roller flour, 35 vents iter sack. Our reg­ ular 50 cent tea selling at 40 cents. VERY PARTICULAR your trade or failure to trade will determine. Please don’t let me fall out with my judgment, for I hate to have a row in the family. Yours truly, R. K. As to the variety and quality of our goods, and aim to keep the best. DON’T YOU KNOW That we have a full line of Ladies' Felt and Beaver slippers; Men’s Beaver Boots; Felt Boots and Rub­ bers of all kinds; Men’s Welt Shoes •Tin wide last; Snag Proof Rubber Boots. F. G. STOWELL � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-10-25.pdf 22d16df91ca9195b8ca7fcef7172f4dd PDF Text Text 7^ best Advertisagmedititn tn Bar­ ry County\________ Hastings Banner. ^XXKU-NO. 26. COAL] Largest Circulation of any paper m tke County. WHOLE NO. 2054 I COAL BARRY COUNTY POLITICS .. ................. *.............................. II........ Ill FIGURES DON’T LIE. POP I STS A C»«npariM>R ef Mr. Bwwmjt'b Admlato- Coal will be cheaper than wood to burn this waiter and we have acoal ve th ;t burns less coal than any other stove made C all and we can prove it We understand that some of Mr. Low­ den’s supporters are peddling the story around the comity that Mr. Sweezey has been lax In discharging the duties of Prosecuting Attorney and that be is in­ competent to fill the office. If for nothing else, policy should have dictated a wiser course on behalf of Mr. Sweezey’s de­ tainer* and those who attempt to besmirch his official record, for they might know that it is au easy thing to compare the ad­ ministration of Mr. Lowden with that of Mr. Sweezey and in that comparison Mr. Lowden would be bady left. ■ to vou. FORCIHC The”KRITTER„HOHE A CONUNDRUM. | critic and populist tickets. How much tencics. lu fact It Is all that we can do our selves to keep track of the fusion situation It presents itself In Barry county. Ijct us look Into some of the dominant But the people will keep to mind thia Inconsistencies, that stand out like a bay year that there Is no democratic county window on a smoke house, iu this fusion ticket, and only a part of a prohibition ticket. In the first place take Messrs ticket It is all populist. And those Lowden. Webster and Woodmansee. As democrats, who believe honestly In the less respect must he have then to allow It upon the prohibition ticket. THE SITUATION A VERY PERATING ONE FOR ffiWlliliilliliilimiinimi I EXAS­ THE "RING.” Democracy is “Very Backward About Coming For­ ward. m WITH PERSISTENT PULLING FRONT. ANO DETERMINED PRODDING hVanValkcnhuroh Leading Hardware Dealer of Barry Co. mhos, Ml6h JillWliWII!W|llimmWlllimil|'llilHIWFRI!!i COAL I COAL See the beautiful line of Furniture we have comprising all of the latest and most beauti­ ful designs- Then Think How Beautiful And attractive you can make your home by the outlay of a few dollars. You need the Furniture; we have it to sell. Why can’t we deal? A. McCoy. BEHIND. IT IS HOPED TO GET THE "KRITTER” IN THE POPULIST STA*\ BLE. HR. LOWDEN S RECORD. 1891 AMD 1802.Cases commenced and disposed of In Jus­ tice and Circuit Court on plea uf guilty.. 72 1 Cases commenced In Justice and Circuit Court and dismissed, nolle pressed on plea of nut guilty being interposed.......... 2S N umber of cases contested and tn which trials were had In Justice and Circuit Court.................. 22 Of these 22 eases there were acquitted sr * dumisud cm disagreements 01Juries.../■ 13 Cases contested tn which trials were had and convictions secured................... - ... 0 Aggregate time these convicted were sent to Jackson and Ionia was about 15 yean. Numbered cases Lowden had on Calendar of August term ot IBfU in Circuit Court which be did not dispose of...................... 25 Number of cases Mr. Lowden had on Cal­ endar o: November term of Circuit Court in ISOL............................................ 26 Of these 26 ea.-es Mr. Lowden disposed of Just 3. leaving 23 uf them ax u legacy for Mr.riweezey u> dispose of. Of these 23 cases 6 were carried by Mr. Lowdru nearly. If uot entirely, durlug bls two yean of office. Mr. Lowden presented and bad allowed *by the board of hupervisors for hK private t<Eenarsxif office in addition-to bis salary of looo per year, the sum uf $123.40. prohibitionists “they declare for the entire principles or their party, and who are democrats from principle will have the excruciating pleasure ot voting for men who denounce the democratic party as be­ ing lb a conspiracy with corporations and exerted to secure this result” They “ar- capitalists to plunder the people, of voting reign the republican and democratic par-! for populists who have denounced demoe­ ties ns false and faithless and recreant ; xacy ns corrupt. They can vote for candithat advocate the Governments loan­ Hee national platform,prohibition, of 1892) iilntes j under the state prohibition platform of ing the money to the at two per cent in. 1892 these gentlemen ask that the mann- teresL They can vote for candidates that We n e uouoi doubt mat that n if me tne records or of Barry Marry j facture and sale of liquor be made a pub-II advoeate the idea of the Governments own-। j Ing all (be railroads in the country. They j County were searched back for 25 years lie crime. ’ suppression uf the manufacture, sale. Im­ portation, exportation and transportation of alcoholic liq tors, and declare that the full powers of the government should be । Mat, presto, change. These gentlemen j can vote for iandidates who care nothing j that so few convictions: ao many acqultais, and cases nolle-prosscd; “ i are all on the democratic ticket and as for maintaining the parity between gold disagreements j democrats “they are opposed to all temper­ . arid sliver but demand the free and un- and above all so many cases continued I What l u.ln,, |„ ,tarr. (.„untJ Ur>u, and thrown onto a successor: we doubt, • limited coinage of gold and sliver at the ; rince legislation because it is an interfer­ I *T.. anv JIU„ who will w«id 4vi, niln. I ence with the individual rights cd, the ratio of 16 to one, which would make we say, whether such a record could be I Utas hl wbe, thought, Mbeenlnx the I citizen.” in one btcuib they favor mak­ America the dumping ground for all the found. Compare the record of Mr. Low­ j political attoallon In Barry County, we Ing the sale ot liquor a public crime and silver in the world, take away our gold, den. given above, with the following rec­ •HI ffiiaramec that that man will enjoy a ' in the next breath they are opposed to and drive us to the sliver standard. The ord of Mr. Sweezey and the striking con­ trast In Mr. Sweezev's favor speaks louder la-arty laugh when he consider, the Hrtk- making it a crime because it would be an democratic party insists that the two than any words can do. (PIC and rldlculona political slluaUon from I Interference with the Individual rights of metals shall be of equal intrinsic value, js there any wondor that a delegate to the MIL SWEEZEY *8 RECORD. a Fusion standpoint. The situation H the citizen. Think of these gentlemen al­ county democrat convention should Im­ 1*3 TO OCT. wrn IfXM. «ery much Ilka that of the little boy who lowing their names on the democratic plore that “one democrat be placed In Cams commenced and disposed of In Jus­ Ituisted upon luring a pair of store pant. ticket. Voters of all parties, you who , nomination on the democrat ticket for tice and Circuit Conrt on plea uf guilty. - 7J In place ot the pair that his mother bad honor and respect your honest convictions J coroner** but the soulless ring of populist Numberot ca*e> nrdle-pros^ed on Investi­ made him, beeaiiM when be won- the pair jeftrfln defeat, you who recognize such gation IS tn 3 of which everything wai overseers wouldn’t even let that staunch acrotnpUtbed outelde of court that could she made him he couldn't tell whether be i a thing a« honor even In politics, what do be in court au4 should not properly be ■ democrat have the little pittance that he counted. . was going to aebool or coming home. That • yon think of such glaring Ineoustot-ncira ■ asked fur to which he might anchor his Number of cam* contested and In which la exactly expressive ot the political situ­ : as these gentlemen represent? lu every ■ affections. No. the populist ring would­ trials wens had In Justice and Circuit ation in Barry County. No man who ‘ day business affairs of life would you Court....... ............ 2a n't even let the democrats name one coro­ I votes the fusion ticket ran Udi what that I respect a man. yes would you trust a man Of these as cases there were convicted on ner, a favor that might tend to have all trial by jury -‘ 1 vote means, or what it is going for, except i w hom you kurwjo be one think- to one the salient features of grease In enabling Of these 1® cases, B were acquitted. 2 ot the that It to going just exactly as a ring off person In one Instant and . something .. just democracy to swallow the bitter populist 8 acquittals being of cases that Mr. Lowden had •‘left over” for Mr. Bw eezey to attend to. political tricksters have decreed and com­ exactly opposite to some one else the next pill. Afgrecate sentences to Jackson- and loula Instant? Will not the same motive which pelled them to vote. But mamma can democracy swallow the about ® years. It is very amusing to we the fuslonists prompts a num to l»e dUhonest in political, fusion populist Dill? Did Jonah swallow Number of cases on Calendar and undisposed attempt to explain that fusion is not fu­ life prompt him to be the same in official the whale, my sou? No, the whale swal­ of at August term of court MM, was onlr 4 and these cases will be disposed ot at the November sion. They could with Just as much con­ life? Will not that same principle which lowed Jonah my son, and spat him out term ot court. sistency attempt to prove that black is projnpts him to turn his back to, and to­ upon the shore. Just watch democracy The amount ot Mr. Sweezey’s bills allowed by the board of Buperrtsors for private expenses white and white is black, and with just as tally Ignore, bis own honest convictions, spit out that bitter pill my boy. Pills aie I for the office from January tfifti to Oct. 20. UM. I much show of being believed. Political cause him to turn his bark to duty and all right in their place but the democratic In addition to hi* salary ot liooo was 883 23. Of this IM CO there was 1*5.00 charged tor drawing official trust when it comes In conflict with I parties are formed because a certain num­ system was pretty well purged in Barry a Brief la a Supreme Court case, that being the amount provided by statute, and nearly 140.00 his own selfish interest, or conflicts with ber of men entertain beliefs regarding county two years ago with a bitter pHV was for rent f ram Jan. 1 '.<3 until court house was the various conflicting principles of the completed, since which time nothing has been public questions that are not entertained The dose is even more bitter than before, charged by him for rent. various party platforms they are grunting by existing parties. For instance, the though administered by the same ring ot Just compare the two records, bearing democratic party is distinguished from to straddle over. political physicians determined to kill or in mind that Mr. Lowden's Is given for But these are not all of the inconsis­ others because of Its hostility to protection. core. Unless we are greatly mistaken the the full two years, while Mr. SweCzey’a tencies. The prohibition party In nation­ The republican party is distinguished democratic patients will be strong enough lacks from now until Jan. 1st next of being al convention io 1892 voted down a plank from other* because of its firm adherence 10 rally and make their populist enemies two years. for the free and unlimited coinage of sil­ to the principle of protection. The pro­ lake their own bitter medicine. By the above comparison, there was 7 ver. As peoples party men they “demand , ■ ver. hibition party Is distinguished from others the free and unlimited coinage of gold and I less pleas of guilty under Mr. Lowden H MVIU BUM ■ because of Its advocating the abolition of than under Mr. Sweezey's administration demo-1 n suit* silver at the ratio of 16 to 1.” As / • the liquor traffic through politics. The thus far. crati they advocate “the qpinage of both I The present tariff doesn't suit Atneripeoples party is distinguished from other Under Mr. Lowden 25 cases were comgold and slher. without discriminating । the for­ partleA became it denounces ail other par­ nvain.it either metal or charge for mintage, ! leans very well, but it does suit meaced and dismissed or Dolle prossed. signers as can be judged from the follow­ ties and advocates measures radically dif­ Under Mr. Sweezey only 13. and that the dollar unit of coinage of both ing:— ; ferent from the other parties. Without 1 metals must beoHqnal intrinsic and ex- fnk*~ There werd 22 cases contested by Mr. changeable value and protected by such The woolen, the textile, the Sheffield, attempting to discuss the merits of any of Lowden and 20 by Mr. Sweezey. Mr. jthe Birmingham, and some other of our Louden convicted 9 and Mr. Sweezey 18. these parties, yet it Is well to keep the safeguards of legislation ns shall insure |4 prominent features of cac5i in mind. A 1 the maintenance of the parity ot the two f1representative Industrie* are anticipating Mr. Lowden had 13 acquittals, or dismis­ 'dnervased American orderi..and thf return man advocates the principles announced metals.” ' ' I sal* by disagreement of juries, and Mr. Thus on the silver question it of pro#perlty to theM. trades will show it­ by one of these parties l>ecause he believes Sweezey only 8 and 2 of these were on .... flint are onirvIltlellH-U are on ________ Imn and nmf will be seen that these gentlemen < self In greater activity ,among the Iron casts “left over” by Mr. Lowden. them to be right, and be is at once known both sides of the fem**, besides being :l steel trades. Welsh tin plate, moreover. Sime of Mr. Lowden’s friends are also and recognized as a republican, a demo­ straddle of Hie fence. they denounce the Is As prohibitionists 1 greatly advantaged by the new Tariff, said to be scattering the report abroad that crat, a populist or a prohibitionist. Every and the return of settled conditions of 200 people to this city signed a petition to man to entitled to the respect of bis^ own democratic party for pampering to the 1 trade in the United States also is calculat­ । haw Mr. Sweezey removed from office. honest opinions if he believes in tliem\and “vote of the slums and their assiduous 1 ed to help on the revival which has already Such malicious falsehoods cannot help but to honest In advocating them. courting of the liquor power and subset- commenced.—Colliery, England, Guardian, react to Mr. Sweezey’s favor as there is A republican county convention, a dem­ viencytothe money power.” But now 1 August 31, 1894. not the slightest truth to the report. ocratic county convention, a populist coun­ when it coml** to an election these prohlWhat possibly gave rise to the report, ty corfvention or a prohlbiton county bitlonl.ita seek the votes of the democratic f During the existence of the Walker was the petition to Gov. Rich signed by a convention is called ahd attended by mem­ party which they accuse of pampering to . bers only of thew respective parties. A the “vote of the slums, or courting the tariff the United States exported 8456.­ few citizens of Delton, saying that the । county ticket is placet! in nomination, the liquor power, and being subservient to ।000,000 in specie to pay the balance of officers here would not act upon com­ tickets being composed of men who advo­ the money power.” And by placing ।trade against us. The democrats at plaints made to regard to the saloon there cate the principles of the party they be­ themselves on the democratic ticket these Washington are apparently very much when in truth no complaint whatever lest the same condition of af­ bad been made. Mr. Sweeney and Sheriff lieve In, and In this way a party organiza­ prohibitionists, these promoters of the concerned , tion to kept up to battle for principles they cause of temperance, declare themselves faire result as the outcome of the present McKevitt toid the people of Delton who respect This Is the sole and only spirit I as opposed to ail temperance legislation rb tariff. During the first two weeks In Oct­ signed the petition that If they would make a complaint, or furnish any evidence that that can prevail to an honest county con­ an Interference with the individual rights ,ober the imports at New York increased the liquor laws were being violated, that vention where the advocates of that party of the citizen.” There are other incon- •40 percent over last year and the exports sistuncies in the prohl-populi 'fuslonislsTdecreased 10 per cent This is exactly warrants would be issued at once, But are given a hearing. those who signed the petition could <lv« This being the only honorable senti­ that we have not space or time to mention. what was predicted of the Jaw. no evidence whatever sufficient to ment tbit can dominate In an honorable Now let us look back at the balance of | rapt any officer in proceeding with the county convention where Its followers and the fusion ticket, and by the way, every j A vote for Joe. H. McKevitt, lor Sher­ case, the evidence being entirely hearsay believers are given a voice, then Just think man on the fusion ticket was vouched for ; iff. Is ■ vote for the felthtul uiforeement and indefinite and lacking as to time, date, of the ludlcrom situation and the ridicu­ as being a populist at d the populist county > ~« ।— flbdn mind that every I of the law. Everythin* that has come to etc. Sheriff McKevitt made careful In­ lous position which the fusion ring has convention. So bear*’*----- *•“* **’•* *«v«rT L icker Is a pronounced J Mr. McKevitt to do he has done faithfully quiry and cooM get no definite evidence forced upon the people of this county. man on the fusion flckei -— Hnn,rv,rais or I10 j and conscientiously. In bis official caparl- whatever upon which to base an arrest. W. O. Lowden, Walter Webster and populist. There are no democrats or no 1 ; ty he has been guided by the sole purpose The petition to the Governor we uuderUr. Woodmansee are upon the prohibition, prohibitionists on the fusion ticket—noth- ji of showing “neither fel? nor favor.” He the peoples party and the democratic tick­ Ing but impultets. U may be confusing! | has given Barry county;a good, faithful. That many of them were ets, for prosecutor, circuit court commis­ ! to keep all these things In mind, but we j ; economical adinlnlstraMot], his traducers sioner and coroner respectively- No man i give them just as they are and are not re- .i ecOTQmicai - -------------------- - __ ‘sponsible in any way for the iaeonsis- • to the contrary notwithstanding. can be hottest in what be believes and al­ low Ids nameto run even upon the demo- �■ i astings = FlSHtR’S FOLLY. Banner Tharsday, Oct. 3j. 1894. EXTRAVAGANT COOt BROS- Proprietors. STATEMENTS ON THE STUMP CORRECTED. REPUBLICAN ECONOMY. — anmtaltax balm. SHOT FULL OF HOLES. Tbe Cireull C#urt far me Conarty v Cook's Noted Band of DeeperDeniocrau levied In state t»x»w.. ..f2.W.051 ~ adoos Attack Another Train. Kooelrod from Caiied States.... 4*0.865 6fl Reduced funds Ln treasury Mi. i.t £ : ::it »7J08 Total cost of at.-.te rovenunent.. to Republicans krrtod Instate taxes...il.6J033fl 68 Deduct tew Lvoldfugs. repairs und Improvement* 402.423 03 MlMour-- Pacific Hxpr«a Train Stopcwd Near M agoner. I- T- Cars Kiddlsd with Bullets — Tw« ti.r a deeree in ’aver of the Nfete m MicbtaU’. each pare*-) of laud Mwr’-lti urairined. Township 3North of Raup- n West. Bee. doe for lnW*. micro** st>d uluirvce ui each • uch parcel «< l»«d. amt Hum such :<ndtr, *°1‘! M.S8 »JB 133 ,70 «l 4,5 lor ji>e rtinotu.ls m> clalwrd by tbe Wale o! Actual cost of etata government..83.217,927 M “nWfirred that said petition < 111 b ’’ Cost of state government under Parhojib, Kan., Oct. 22.—The M la- on for hearing uhd decree m Hie • urwmivr 12 80 80.43 ILK 3.M ’.TOm'bo Winansi3A41.533 76 souri Pacific paaaenirer train No­ 228. tt-rin Of this '‘ ourt w ImjIh-WsU Haste®-The Democratic candidate for gov­ Cost of stale soveromont under 12 43.86 r,JQ 1.6<j ,TO 50 County of terry, «*»*• °* ®r ,he ’7th Rich 3^QT.9S7 M on the Kansas and Arkansas Y alley ernor. Spencer O. Fisher, is going davof Ncwmt^r. A. D. 1*L *« <b* opralng 16 Xi 2,28 .85 .76 IftW Diffcren-e in favor ot Gov. Rich’s.* 343.626 IS branch, was held np by four or five ot court on th»t day. and ttetf.all £ row.• h»ter- Bo 4 of nw 4 about the slate exposing his lack of in­ marked men at Coretta siding-. 7 miles Nted In inch land* or “,LSTt,1™£2rB,,’h^*7>1rA The above statement does not take to contf’U tb” hen elahued Itw^COu by UM» formation u to state affairs in a con east of Wagoner, I. T.. at 10 o clock Inc 40 Stale of Michigan, for *urti t«xr«. inter*, and 13* into consideration the receip^and dis­ spicuous raann.'r. In the form of ques­ aP?r*rllf,D s2of stuf nw12 An empty car charge#, or kuv o»irt Thereof, bursement by either administration of Saturday night. 10 10-71 !J0 tknirt aud Hie with tbe clerk iherecM acliDg 4 tions and unsupported assertions he is the specific taxes, the application of was placed on the main track and the said n 9 of s 2 of nw M register in otamcery. their oi ^ctlom 12 10 repeating the same stufij about the ex­ which is prescribed by the constitution train struck it U~ " •“* 4 of sw 4 The robbwra com­ :o. on .»■ trior, lb. « day ?H a in ne cor­ onslaught and court above mcntlrmru. mid thht hi default ner of e 2 of uw travagance of Gov. Rich’s administra­ and no part of which can be used to menced a terrible thereof the sone will be taken a* conl«w»d and 220 75.27 10.55 101 .70 «t 63 tion that has been published in the pay the running expenses of the state two men are reported shot. But little n decree will be taken aud adored av pntyed government. Change in administra­ money is said -to have been secured. farlnaaidpetlflcjD. Audit U further ordered Town 1 North of Range 9 West. Democratic “handbook” and already tion makes no difference with the that In purswM.ce ot said decrew tJ:e l«^ds dr Mrs. W. J. Roach, Kilbourne, III. AU the cars excepting the sleeper bribed lueaftl pesitl«m for whlek a decree of j refuted by Republican papers. for the teveral amount of those taxes, either Ln collec­ were shot full of holes and not a wleStll be raiSt. will bf 1 At Ann Arbor and elsewhere he hna tion or disbursement. 17 40 ' 1.3? .19 .00.70 h;q taxcMutcreet and eh*rgn« thereon M deter- oe 4 Of nw 4 whole window retnainovl. ’ made the wild assertion that Gov. mlne-i by such deerte. on the first Monday in Town 2 North of Range 9 West. I Rich's administration has cost the peoDecember tlerer.ner. or oc rhe day er• da.t , 4.1VU n uuiuuitona.iuu uan wic prir How th« Gang Worked. Bee. Loss ot appetite, sleeplessness, and continual le 8733,788.35 more than Gov. Winans’ The moment the train stopped the Mubsequnnl .th? rete e-j may be »$’*’**p wmiilnk thi ^de of said l:« and o-. a4rh and Headache troubled me greatly. Last April I . when, as lias l>ecn already shown, The work of the Michigan labor bandits began firing into the forward evejj parcvi Un i cot. at the at lh«T«unW > frofs fl 2 of udinlntotretfan b» teen bureau under the factory Inspection ears. There were eight or ten men Trwiurer. oratauch convcuitjill place as wall hcBeleotrd by Mm 8t>ih« ecunty seat of the ( 9333,020.18 more economical than than fh.» the I' . ■« t.ennnir.unl _ • . . DemoornUe. Mr. Fisher's hUk of can- U" ot 1SJ3 »T«“« ««•» th‘nfP> ot ln' in the gang who distributed them­ Ciirntr of Byrry. Bute of M‘cblgan; ahdI tbit t.M Jf tie 4 24 40 6.40 ‘*MI ,2fl 50 8.2B selves along the side of the train. the Mie U:tn and there made will >«• w public H aaaaaa ~~~r.------ ,----------------1---------------------------- 1 " is i terest to the laboring classes and their j ।jdor, “ale and each parcel described the dwrv ■* dor, ifif not not downright downright dishonesty, dishonesty, is Township 3 North of Range » West. Two of them mounted the engine shall be ecpamtdy cxpOKd to sale for the uita. ihown by the fact that he never tc tells friends. Out of about 3,000 factories concluded to try Hood’s a< f Utown " BxrMpainiaandDowmr f LI I CO ht» hearvr» n th» Bee, • hearers lhat the Democrats bud had the [! iin the »toU-. afate, 1.044 1,044 h*ve have been inspect inspected, and forced the engineer and the fire­ taxes, laleresl ar.* cbnrpes. and the Mte >haU > man to alight. They were marched to bemadtfto tLept-nurj offering to buy f5 1 »;>'-nntos..e ofreeeirin|r»l20,H advantage 1l3.or.irom of receiving , Thto 8420,883.00 to the result from of ' — the faapcetion: given tax and paying tbe fu-1 anwont the express car and threatened with against Mteh parcel, end accepting ft'convey • the IUnited States and and also also rwiuced reduced the the ; The rare Hood , SMnii» the nited states The number numb r of of operatives onerali.es employed eranlv rllu to mr babj. smM.. for ,orrt oa hU bod, ’ working fun Is ci the state S25T.030.8S, I b, the^, t.'ut facuK if runn'm 5.97 ■84 instant death unlesi they compelled aneuefthr Mnrllcnt undivided fer Mmple _ 1 1 l vhCnC 1 ,v44 fiiCtirTlCo, a* “UatsilUg St tarest therein; or. If no person will buy fur any end Mm W.J.Boxch. I, thus spent, fujl capacity, would be be 73,882. TS.002. They 1 the express messenger to open the cf*ald revere) taxes and pay the halanro Ihrre.42 .13 fO • 423 r~-ft oared — Sto. -______________________________ *~iTi making -------n W.e.Solf,t ” 6P®n\’ ot j full capacity, would Hood's Pills are purely vc®et*blo. 25c. ' which they arc pot wiHing to give a 1 urc employing at present 47,457, leav- door of his car. The messenger re­ <.f and take u conveymce of lew than the entire 10 SO thereof, then the whole pareel shall he offered ne 4 I ®xPl211? . nV P«oPIe ing fused to open at first, but as the rob­ and ig operatives operative.* unemployed, unemployed, 25,305. 25,205. 10 150 24JW 3.41 sold. If any parcel of land cannot •« ! । willing to manage ............. “ trust A such 7 ;r men --C" to --.-rr-r ’’3 pa.y roll’ of these 47 47.457 bers kept firing a fusilade of bnllete ■or taxes. Interest and cdtarpea. rwh parrel The monthly pay » 13.07 1X5 their affairs: No, they i.hey have had one who are employed’is 31,818.794, which through be pateed over for the the side of the 'car shall PARKER'S .11 shall on the .-uwediog day, or m-forr th-- eio^o th ik.mrK-mtii' mnnnrro. • .. _per . .. month ' ... for m. t ...... t.____ experience with Democratic mnnageis an average each man HAIR BALSAM he finally complied to the com­ of the sab*, be re-r-fL-red; and II. on such second It 90 Ik Of 6W fl mpnt in Michigan of late years and employed of $34.11. M 30 00 A82 1J3 .» mands of the robbers and the offer, or during *ueh mI* the ' that enough. sold for the amount aforesaid, the Countr —" one "77, is *-----, -I The loes to tabor for the 25,205 operaTown 4 Nortbfof Bange$jWest. entreaties of ihe engineer ami fireman Treasurer shall bld off the same in the vanm of ! L-wwx- that vwwm the treanfiry va a^aacwaa^ : tirm unemployed, monthly, is Mr.. -)'ixher asserted and threw open the car doors. Two lbW?taeii the Hon. Clement Smith, drcolt Bee. .. mv ____ Is'SHhofF tho the Ktnfnhnn stale had lux-n been nrardMiim overdrawn inithm within 1) 742.5s. The. same for <■ ju _year robbers immediately entered and se ­ the last 30 daya So far from being ' 3i«,yio.6O. This is ’loss *to ’tabor ' * .Judge,:.a<1 tbe real of *»M ClmiicJk.urt of of 40 7X2 1X7 Barry Cotnily, this 4th day ot September. A . D. cured all the money in the local safe. overdrawn was the state treasury on neariy 35 cent. W4 15 40 7.M the first day of October inst. that it of these factories there were run­ They commanded Messenger Ford to J?OL . IW 4 Ot S CfJCMXHT SMITH. VFMk Lui>sc D- iilirr. X-tdiKVflioa. P«i»,T»ke tn tint*. Wen. . contained S49t,L3-i. 19, which shows ning full time, 1,106; part time, 394; open the through safe, but when he OinMmJQdge.. .. 15 , ________ J^rUli5x“,CtM Sir that the Republican administration 1 idle 144- total 1 644 Counterslgntd, JOHX G. ^A<’bJJ*^g^er explained that the combination was TowU 2 North of Range 10 West, ba» not only stood the strain of Hemo ; oj the',)nc, and running on part only known at the main office at the ‘parhpr tranted in each county for cratic deficiondea and hcavr expend!- time, there has been a loss of time each end of the line they left tly car. UOuilul special work. Will par 9100.00 lures, but hiu, allo brought the tnxw- day, in boura S.210; re<' d to days of Roblted tho PBMcugerw. a month. I’. W. Ziegler & Co . Box 1707, ury up to its normal condition. s part of nw 10lours each, 221; a sx month months‘ I „4 * lu.. U Meanwhil. lh« other robber, hod mada.. Pa. HTATE OF MICHIGAN. , M 1.01 .04 70 lie also represented that there'-**’--------------i “ i .15 .70 MlThis ri.pre.-nb, a !•«, of money to . ften going through the train demand. To the Circuit Court for the County of Barry, in ]I UW4 r-cept 4. had been a great increase in the 40 t ’ haBrery. ■ ,' j < dw* .97 on w‘ side the money and valuables of the number and cost of clerical help in the tabor for each day. S2H9.93; for each «J1 The prUrma of Stani.f.v W. Tcbvkm, Audi­ I a. several departments. The fact is, as month. 87,539.19; for the year, 890,- ! paswengera. Before they had com- tor General of raid iMate of M’cbi^tn. re* pert-1 w part of nw fl 1.64 .23 c list tan J* brreifmn-r spt j.. - , ,. has already been shown, that there is 148. Hi. pleted their work u freight train fuilv showslhat Ihv It*? of tantJ* b*relnn»*'r «rt . 1«,31 t.2« ••Schfldole A.’* owVdM a , forth and mar.wd ...j absolutely do increase in clerical help ._ _____ __ ; nw of nrr .4 3* .10 .7 It will be thus seen that labor loses ■ which had followed the passenger rj description of p.1| land* In «ui Couniy »>f4Itany j throughout the departments, except in u.u, .. s,- ------- -r-,--.._frr Jries Township ■} North of Range 10 West dally e, by u.v theuucmgm,™ unemployedupwaw.c operatives w. of closely closely on. out o. of wagoucr Wagoner cw drew in i opm; uhkll Uxe- arir <Fr.vm U. S. Journal of Medicine ) ^±^r.n,^’ofi^on^ these factories, 8~.755'.5d£ the same be-j sight and Cook ordered °rde"d his hu fol- .. rnSFTa See. secretary rfof state’sThe former is !; 108“ for tttcb month- >71,645.21; each iOWers out of the uSrs tan have >oti*een not l‘reh ipaTd; train. The which taxes raid: "tocirtin tecrtfbrri with W .37 caused by a return to the state stem .: year, which, added to the :nBtantlv romnnntAd remounted thflir their horses the thetotal amount Ot of SUCh such tRXCA taxes, «itb whb 111 iuterr st stole sj system vear $><59,742.55, $,<50.741.. :r.a»nntlv tOt»l SmMDt 2X2 instantly r„mpmeiJ thereon lherwu, te the thB time fixod fixed rtor -for sale, n off ♦».. the collection .»e of delinquent taxes. I t o, tlmc, „ n Bbo »M1ro ^. makes Mkea a . total ,oU1 i g i. nUJ remounted 1X0 ,nWW Uieir horoes i imputed who makes a 8p-?dnlty of . 3.37 us above, makes a oral and finn? a parting voney volley at the fee ns >w provided by law. toe ., and collection edircucm iee iaw. accl iu:n the ine The work which was done under the ; lnah eMh lt, of w.M5.s1; each trail? rod.j off fa a northerly 4X6 direction. i |co?.: of nd vert hiiifl X!1<1 other expenses Of 01 rale 1 *—:!P —...1- aar'.tk.'.la. rii^.^HrsT, 40 2.7U .» ,U . a Lteuwcratic adrmnistration in the M • month, STO.1S3,3»;eachyear lontn,<yat,iM.3v;eacuyear,TJ0u,-uu.»i. j Two Men Shot. ; YcMir petiliouer further shows to the Court is now the state, but • — • •irom . has u.i- with ..nit mia .» doubt uwuw treated ireatcu and aua cure-1 cure? more । counties ---------;— done. Hby j *nv report uiese Town 3 North of Range 10 West. The from many 01 of... these xavfae• .M.—.. . on 4 .. < V, H M.SHM t A . While the were ut in! that said land* w« re returned Z? to Section the Audi:or ca.v- Jmn any Hring Phyaelgn: his «uccr.M I* , at no increase of expense to the people, tories show a reduction in wages’ from ■ wnue uie robbers roooera ax work worts AMMTieinf wn ie uie roouera were ui worx mm । -;*-•.7* nmierthc• jrovlsl<»ns of l«nf Bee yeai^: stand;ua cured by hlnv*1 it* pubiMtes a 5<,ext4^cle^sar® nowemployed ■ 5 to 25 per cent as compared with one side the car their confederates on the | Acxsteof the Public Actaof isos, as delinquent ______ work™ " department 1020 1.43 valuable oa .... this Jimw dlrease wMet which“K'5nd5 hr *endn iI ln *n th< the' sU state department on on the the compicompi- > year year ago, ago, when a reduction of an outside kept up a continual firing . tornon^jomeat of said taxer, for satd years -----------------“ census. “if 10 percent took pl«e. ! whtob tai the drairad rffeet fa «mrtag bf iSf nw 4 of ne 4 with a large tMttte oi of his absolute cure, free ----------tation of the state -average of 10 per cent took place. ___________________ ,_^r ro 21.13 lb?lr l>’ ° 30'1 > H »« true, as he asserted, that the • . When we take into consideration that ' the passengers and trainmen and pre­ tor General prior to the 12th day of June, 11=93. acur-*ia.viiret«Pro!.W. H. fJkke. F.'d1; j salaries of the justicesof the supreme ; tj,e above figures (which are official) ;-venting resistance. and remain unpaid. -v----- on «----------'-‘•'-H rratotaace. TwoJohn menMahar^ were 14 Ls:p.*.trist. New York. | court were increased, but at the same are- froiu ft* Bbont oneare .halfofficial) of tho: rentintr ^J^^e of whom, 2.41 Your iietitloner further sbowa and avers that 4 tbe taxes. Interest, collection few and cost ot 16 a. e side of —----------------------------------------------------- time they were required to more to stories in the stole (report, from the | L “ „ J”, rf Vmfaatrei oraJoa^ 1.62 advertising and other exjienses of sale, as set *wfi4afne4 : 1 prnnfTBATWX SOTfca ttoihX“‘thi”^l bhu”i^.™betore I ‘£m^i™°“ “V ■»“ -ound.dintbe fo^ forth in said Schedule A. arc a valid lien on the sc 4 of ue 4 several parrels of land described in_ said 7 a. lew 40 rds. w of ne cor. of To the qualified electors of :he. Citv of Has-1 them. The court has thus been prac- , hn=;np« r,.nffiiv h,. head. schedule. Your petitioner further ahowa that; the said w fl 2 of m 4 No:Jei« hereby glv.*a that th* ALtermen of J tically always in session. Business | What has wrought thi# awf il change I <w“ — * •- nt ’ ~ taxes on said described land* have remained thence v. 40 >■- '-j Aurenni:ii ui E 5. Ubo7 Michigai? Walter Barnes, of Van Buren, Ark., the several wards ot theefty ot Hastings.actlne has been dispatched as never before. in ft* mot* than one year Jromjand^ after rds. s 50 rds. ne 50 rds along as a BAard o! Kecistranon, under and by iniurod by >y virtue 1 he court has capgntup with its work, i jjas come about since the change was also atso slightly siignuy iujufuu uy a bullet uanev the dah’ oHbrir return to tbe Comity Treraur- centre of high­ of an act entitled “An act toio further preserve o« *nid Ownty County of Barry under the provistaM provi-slom .♦ ciwnfa2ai rns* the ,.l^s 1, , change had be»'n made । jn tjje nationai administration. From 1 striking him in the cheek. Special «£ Rti-ilrlntr him in Lnu fihncir. Srvfatital -r Act at. ■.>. way thence r thr parity of elections, sad to —-—' —■—* ctf number two hundred .-t of tbe Publle Act* 1^1., , uddlUonul judg!« r ould have been industry ana plenty under Republican — ‘ 60 rds. to *■ abu rs of the elective fraucliLn, Officers Helmick and Dickson, of the a? 1801. or under the provisions of the several .83 .12 Uon <>( eiea|ors. approved Februaryr IHH-. "S ST"””7’,"" th<U T,rt"ally there ilmmS-r^TS wrcf-s?5Sr„ auspice., we hare fallen into idlenera laws under which any of such taxes were ginning Missouri Pacific, were on the train, tax .50 previously return, d. and for more than one te4of nw * proved March sM. 1863. ” will meet on Saturday. | been no increase of expense. Why । aa j want under Democratic influences. proved Marcii^rwra/’wui ineet“on BaXtlrtUy^ also United States Deputy Marshals year prior to the first dav ot May. 18M; and the nr4of ne 4 November 3M. HB*. from eight o’clock a. in. to cannot a Dentoerat tell the whole said taxes not having been paid, and the same Brunner and Casaver, but they were eight o’clock p. m. Firrt ward* Standley's truth*? The Republicans are willing beitur now due and remaining unpaid as above covered by Winchesters In the hands set forth, your petitioner prays a decree In fav­ io . a. south blacksmith shop. M Icing in Ave.; second ward, to go before tne people with the | 1.08 .15 Babcock s Cooper shop, south of C. K. sad 8. of the State of Michigan ugainst each parcel side of sw fl 4 30 M In comparing the records of the of the bandits before they could make or Depot, Hasting*; third ward, council rooms, question of increase in the judges' of said lands, for the payment of the several f on Blare St. or.-,- Hams* Van Arman’s Store: salaries. Casa ver lost a watch and a amounts ot taxes, interest, collection! fee. cost Democratic and Republican adminis- a move. send 31 3.22 .45 fourth ward, Parker’s Hall, north of Hastings 430 The salary uf the ’s clerk, Aucaaiaryui me governor governors cierx, , , , , , of advertising and, other expenses of sale, as Hous-*. For the jMirnose of completing list of however, was not increased as XQ*. tr*tlons’ the Und department must not six-shooter. computed and extended In said scbtdule. Township 3 North of Range 10 West. The entire train was completely against the several parcels of land j contained qtullded electors, when and where all persons Fisher asserts. Although this is^a be overlooked. Under the act of conAlthough this is a be overlooked. Under the act of conentitled to the elective franchise under article Fisher asserts. See. 4 riddled with bullets, every window be­ therein, and In default of payment of the w»W 7, sectien 1. of the Constitution of ibe State ot small matter, it is-worth notice as an I gress, of September 28, 1850, granting several sums computed and extended against 14 a. w pt. of n * Michigan, must register their names to entitle ' -«■»? land, to the .Into of Michigan, ing broken. The engine cab was shot said lands, that each ot said parcels of land may them to the privilege of voting under this act The legislature of 1893 sane- there were patented to the state, dur- all to pieces, even the steam gauge be sold for the amounts doe thereof, as pro­ B. G. Waters, Chairman Board of Registra­ tion. CITY OF HASTINGS, by law, to pay tbe hen aforesaid. ’ft ,a'v 1±*‘th' ft.nlo^t»did ing the Wiu7„ administration, and gauge tamp being shot away and vided tion. And yuur petitioner will ever pray, etc. 12.02 1.68 Exkby Busby. SwreUry B >ard of Registra­ without taw. the ground around tbe wreck covered law. The Tbe Republicans put on . ® «J Dated. Sept. 1. 1184. b 7 Si rds of e 2 tion. acres. But these were patented not Stamlit W. TURNKn. the statute book what the Democrats upon applications made by Gov. Win­ with empty sheila It was a miracle of lots 82 and s C. L. Huffman. * Auditor General. 7% rds. of S3 did under cover. These are the facts: ans, but by his predecessor.Gov. Luce, that many lives were not lost, as fully and SI The taw originally provided for an und on evidence furnished by Land 900 shots were fired. n 3 rds of lot executive clerk at a salary of not to 233 .11 .70 38? Commissioner Dix. Not an acre was exceed $>’W. When the pardon board Loti teg and SCHEDULE A secured from the general government Fort Smith, Ark.. Oct 22.—Express e 4 909 2.87 was first created, $4oo were allowed for under the terms of the swamp land act, officials here say that their loss by the Hastings, - • Mich. Lots 10GH. 1069, TAXES OF 1W. clerical help. The executive clerk did 1070.1127.1128. during the Democratic administration, Wagoner train robbery will not ex­ the work under the Luce and Winans by any effort made by Democratic offi­ and 1129 ■ 1J6 VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. ceed 81,000. The train carried a small i. >t mi 4.02 5.44 administrations both, making 81,30b cials—if they made any effort at all Com. 4 rds e amount in the local safe and the rob­ SERPLCS Si5-000.00. ' ~_L salaiy. When the Democratic legisla­ nf se cor of Since January 1, 1893. upon applica­ ture created a “board of inspectors” tions made by Gov. Rich and on evi­ bers were unable to break into the Blk. 4 Cham­ iurorpurated under the laws of the State of berlain’b add. through safe. for the prisons, that board wanted a Michigan. thence a 12 rds clerk at the capital and he was paid dence furnished by the present land I •e 29 rds. d 12 Killed While Hunting. open toi busJne9RDec.15.18M. ‘ $.100 out of the general fund by the department, there have been patented rds. thence w to the state 1,731.10 acres of land. sthte and!tons, although the law pro­ Eau Ciairr, Wk-., Oct 30—Arthur to beg i 1 officers: 4.85 .68 .19 These swamp lands are Originally vided for no such clerk. The whole f>. G. Robinsm. Prefldent; Town 3 North of Range 9 West. offered at per acre, so that, allowing Hanson, aged 22, went hunting Friday amount, 81,500, was first given to Execu­ the Democrats the credit for lands pat­ afternoon with another young man. Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. Sec. D. W. Reynold?, Cashier. tive Clerk Hovey, under Gov. Winans. ented to the state in 1891 and 1893 (but While Hanson was drawing hia gun When the pardon board was reorgan­ Und. •; Interdirectors: for which they are really entitled to out of a boat it went off and the e«! tn n 19 51ized by the tast legislature, the same no credit, for the lands were conveyed charge went through his lungs, killing D. W. Reynold*. !OOBofw73 a W. H. Pewero, ?? provision as to clerical help was con­ 9S6 D.O. Robinson, to the state without any action on him almost instantly. tinued and the compensation placed at Entire Bits 88. their part) the total value of the lands Joha Garreth,1 Cheater Messer. CHAMBERLAIN ’8 ADDITION. 81,500, as it stood before, the amount A Philanthropist Dead. 8.17 thus patented during the two adminis ­ P. T. Colgrove. ' Blk. having been first fixed by the Demo­ PouonKREPSiK, N. Y., Oct 22— An­ trations is as follows: TAXES OF 1889. Ha* the only Mayings department in In Barry crats. Why isn’t the whole truth bet­ drew Smith, a member of the firm of 1.07 .15 .01 .70 l.W 21R37 u^rea during Democratic admin­ Lots P>yn mterjrt on all timi ter than a lie? Town 4 North. Range 9 West. istration og Smith Bros., manufacturers of cough Com. 4 rds e The auditor-general’s salary was in- ; L7.IL10 acres during Republican ad­ and 12 rds und drops, died here Sunday. He was 58 Sec. ministration «........................... 751XSH8 80 2 ft 8 on Jef­ creased when it was supposed by Demo­ years of age. Mr. Smith was widely ferson St. from 10 M - 7 40 031 2.40 .21 crats and Republicans alike that the Credit due Republican management Slj.flH 84 known as a philanthropist the se cor of NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. ‘ salaries of all the state officers had lot 1 thence » This is but one instance out of many TAXES OF 1890. * ’d£?'Lrf ¥“Lh,S*n' S^Mty of B*rry.-M. ' been increased hy the people. It is Indicted Them All. auU bv Jlu order ()f recognized by all who are familiar with in which the administration of Gov. Town 1.North, Range 7 Wen Chicago. Oct 30—An omnibus In­ tee Probtie Casp: for uia Crrnty oi Birry Rich has been on the alert and success­ end w » rrfs. msd-ou th-iich d ivof O:to3er, A, D„ iml, state affairs that the auditor-general ful in advancing the substantial inter­ dictment was found by the federal Sec. to beginning. 5 M1-x..™ ••»“«*« tow tint date were allowed for and the attorney-general—whose in­ ests of the state. grand jury yesterday against the offi­ SW k Of nw k 20 40 1.97 MM 334 CITY OF BASTINGS. crease of salary Mr. Fisher does not cers of the American Railway union estate of Alfred Parker, late ot said County, Town 2 North. Range 7 West. s,kltRl: creators at sxkl deceits- notice—are entitled to greater salaries DraiocrMtic Hog Feed. Chamberlain's Addition. and all strikers charged with violence teekcUlrmi to mid than the other officers. See. The crop report of the secretary of and obstructing the mails. Blk. Uonrt. a: the Probate offi m. in the City Mr. Fisher lays great stress on ^.he w 2 75-100 acres kJ** r,<rt' f,’r*sa'nla*'lo3 and allowance, on ____ r_______________ _ ___________________ 2.30 Lots Still AUra? fact that the state prison made some state for October 1, showing th9 enndiof e 17 acres ot C1< .V: duy IL Awrtl nex‘* nnd thar 1.34 S *iof sw k 2 175 .70 JI .03 1893. A consideration of that tion of agricultural affairs in Michigan 5^ he.ard before said Court on money in 1892. Ottawa, Odd, Oct 19—News has e 3 acres vt n ’jJanuary, asd on Thum- question qnration raises raiws some reflections refcctlwi* that has hM just ju,t been b„en issued. issued. \ EASTERN ^ADDITION. I f contains, 10 acres of se been received from Halifax that Capt yxiEs." ■« o-^k i» l.'.’r-l. n..nl.4 A 3keep —...... .... 4 of sight t _V. 4 for . 1 Fisher ought 4to out „,IU .. , . . 6 3 9.25 2.77 .K hia party's good. In ISOS, when every-' «■•>>■>? other things, the followmg in­ Howard, of Gatling gun fame, who koftWk Blk. Da’ed, Oe:. fern. a. d.. ibm. Town 1 North, Range ft West. was believed to have lost his life in thing in the business world was boom- ' formation: ‘ correspondents this month Luas. w. ARturaosm. Judge of Probate. LotC 12.06 1.00 .45 .70 14J3 11 Bee. ing and every convict in the state I ’Yere requested to estimate the propor- the recent storm on the St Lawrence, Lot a. 10। and 11 w Hof lotI 4 prison that wiU be fed nekofnw j< n’ 40 st J7 .04 >rison was was working working on on contracts, contracts, that that tlon of ,the "heBt nstitution made money; but today, to stock. The average of their esti­ KEN FIELD’S ADDITION. A Vwtrrwn Marderwd. Town 2 North. Range 10 We<. when manufacturing has been killed mates is about 18 per cent or nearly MIX.WACKEE, Oct. 19.-James Crow­ Bee. Blk. by a Democratic administration and the one-fifth of the crop. It is yet earlv ley. a veteran at the aoldiers’ home, l* THE BEST. n U of lot 2 prejudice against prison labor has been to make thia estimate. At “the most was stabbed and. killed by *n un­ NOBQUKAKINO. Lot 7 10 1.36 .19 .U> . intensified by Democratic agitation for the figures represent only what farm­ TAXES OF IM. known man Thursday night *5. CORDOVAN, political purposes and 300 convicte are ers expect to feed. They are now feed­ V1LLAG E OF CEDAR CREEK. ing largely to hogs, later they will feed VILLAGE OF CEDAB CREEK. idle, the institution is not making Afraid of Robl>era Town 2 North of Range 9 West. M&vaEUJMMMm money and cannot be expected to do to other stock.” Town 2 North, Range 9 Weal. New York, Oct 19.—Because of nu­ This is a novel experience for Michi­ I »«.»POU£.3Sqja. so. Instead of being a profit to the Bee. merous train robberies the I’acific Ex­ ste te, the house of correction at Ionia, gan farmers—-but so is a Democratic Lot 7 36 JO JO .13 .70 press company will handle no mote Lot t 1J0 under Democratic auspices, cost $56,000 national administration. When Demo­ money in Indian territory. orators and editors were promis­ VILLAGE UF HICKORY CORNERS. TAXES UF 1892. ♦Z*l?-?B0'&weSm more than its estimate for 1891-3, and cratic Reports a DeDrlt? the Marquette prison $42,000 more—an ing the farmers 11.25 wheat if they Town 1 North. Range 7 West. Town 1 North of Range 9 West. aggregate deficiency of 898.000, which would elect Cleveland, the latter little Washdc«tom. Oct 32—Fifth Auditor 8ec. the Rich administration had to assume thought how far realization would Holcomb ’ in his annual report ancome from anticipation. Instead of Com at a point and pay. nouuoea a deficit in the foreign mission of ue 1. 1.45 in carter of Instead of being extravagant, the 81.25 wheat it is wheat for hogs. fund for theyear of W0,000. highways rds administration of Gov. Rich haa been a of mo... 2® How Do Tow Like Thief tn best the state has had for many u M ilwackre , Oct 90. — Commissioner . O«r protectionists have been build­ 4 rd«. will ing defenses to keep yon and other Lamoreaux’s annual report shows G&&,nations from competing with us in our 818 acres of vacant public lands in the state June 80, 1W4. own market Tbe tariff reformers are breaking down these defenses.—Ex’ VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. aati EooU'.m’.i a’., That Tired Feeling Hood’sSarsa- SsSmS’ ..... FITS CURED Prof. W. H. PEEKE, ’ EPILEPSY, Hastings City Bank, I 11 5 ???£- w. $3 { ►UCLAS end hi* wife ud child j fl*mc» UmU dwlrojed their Blk. AtoAtd.. �js V.,u thinking of buying a new Stove or Range—one that will burn the least fuel, cause the least trouble rive "X the greatest degree of heat, last the longest and x" ; ,\ look the best ? Then Jewel Stoves J-—'T® LA > and Ranges will interest you -y^ Jkj ' STOVES ntlUtia hui l»a endeavor ta ko^ “1,‘y,,;7“ini: 10 '-^VilUamDolbU™^0” 'P’Ch- i^asisiofftuiiisthe For efficiency, economy, dura­ ’ bility, and beauty, they represent the •> nith of the stovemaker's skill. Ask to see^w nt the dealers. Look for the above trade mark liA lj: tiKDEtt. ..-. itv ®r Barr froudejs >r an Attempted Lmohlne *«> Ohio Town. Id. V?1*0™ Cw!rr n°v«K. O Oct 1 «0^ taiu>S W’” k'""i “nd “'““to ► ^nges -jjiSr bioterb slain MOBTUAGK8ALK. Wviault bartag bteu made in tq, eoudlUu,. •< • rertaln mrrta«»e. exreuied “j m . «»d T«^“ ta t mTUj- ordc«d ent, and aver u\o, companies companies from Co. r'ae!lml-here. Much IndW“?toe Xi^“<lft*V>‘i “ ,hc , . oaictols ln thus putting a Lnr Ml'rid°“ V"' “l0b h“l1 ‘heir prey .Ind on all u<ie« deimncintion., were frequent. Struck Uow, br . Soldl,r. h Jnw “d hi* “ettoUe* had At th- Probate Office In ,,2r,wVl4""1. to. tour. -. IL *aid county, ou Frl wb^’th. “T-4 ,,ro“ '-he do°r r»‘<i.rded the fctxta< i • ‘ihI.. ot (ktober. In the rear ivutdrod and ninety four. ?! March tan. and on which there - . . 2 erewd n “eltnuwledged louder ot the W. Ani’itroag, Judge ol • iVi^lr»!‘r^H1' °De Hundred and' faxiy’-ux Itarrt-; Ktrk' Who 4l*rri*'d M«8,,<JDoll tr>, potice Is teerebv give>. ,1? Boyds slater, rushed toward the the estate of Lucinda by virtue of th® (Miner of sale in hkld i thrtl lorerioM, u.« Mun “by " “ “ u Iw ™ ’"VV:h' P^'tod by the •wfftaa. to lb. biahtet 'Sjln the petition July verified Jh. ^O< ""J' a,01*w‘'ttntotog . iidralorot said estnre. (root doo. «f ta, Kurt lioiue intboeire ur u—omit thh day filed in HasTluire. ou th® twenty second day ot iJrom1 ini and allowed and be her IM. U ,„1„ fhe ”1,Wit ’wiU1 “ ‘"tni 2" ,,ITu"r to’’"1« l"’'! ‘itaal. In tb, teffi t tru*t. . ; „ ' lhe muskcl • r •.. that FrHlay. tbe tfltb 'hipatJcqinMtown tn the County of Harry and of iron. Quick M a I •, lL fiX ’ru o’clock fa the State of Mk-hl^au. and de-wrlbrd axtallow. OI a soldier waa awung with great wit: OtuunM-oclng thirteen rods west of • !>rt- the bearing of tfad to he north east coeper ot Section ntaeU- foroennd Mr. Kirk was dealt a Wow ..iim kdcrvatvd in sale ^htmee raanlug aouth twelve rods, thence xvXt lhe “"k-fJ' crowd rushed tight coda, t hr ace north twelve r»xls>M>d thence madly torwurd and In the rush swept ho’Aen at the Probate one gallant boy around tbe errner and In *ald -County. sa"aa ’•"PIT M>e Stortgagrd nrrmtsm. • : nrre be. w by tlx .prater away from bls company hut be quick­ not b* gnuiU-d. Ami it h ly returned to bis post .:,id priitloncr give notice MorUtas-tx. WartHKl the Mob. dvd tn said etfUdo. of the Attorney tur Mortgager .. t-.tioti and tbe hearing Lot CoiL commanding, the troops q.v .d &u» order, to be stopped on the steps of the courthouse ireuiuttM in --idd Ctmnty nt to worn thu excited people to disperse, N0T1CK OK ATTACHMKST. week for three successive £«“• 1“ Ihei-IrroK Court tor tar end after his earnest warning had t.-l dav «f bearing. fallen on deaf cars, he shouted: “Load,” Adrian D Onok and Henry C. Cook, copart- and there was a uniform clicking of J udge ot Probate. nen» under tho firm name of Cook A Cook hammers and every soldjer prepared j Frank Carpenter. bls piece for trouble, if trouble must I %.-_>» . a. . In attachment. U h!'r‘£r ciTen lta* un “» <loy of come. The atartied crowd fell back j Sei'temhe. A D imti. » wnt of attachment was a few steps and several x)f the more ■I • i.f Barry' ’’cuntjf:4 duly taauert out < r the ctretnt Ctatri tor the ! ®f Btrfy. at th® rail <d Adrian D. Cook timid rushed for the corners., but thejthe State at Michi- aud Henry C. CooK.copartners, doing buslur— rallied almoat immediately aud closed ,“at‘’Ja»?-,Mtebl|ran. under the firm name in. but the soldiers held them tiack. ting tbe llrat Monhu'Tue>day Nov. Ch i »ad, *>l« <’f ’ V** 4 Cook- ’he above uamed ’ Cm!led fur R*tofurc«uit*ut«. p’ai 'l.Sw against the land*, tenement*. lhmmLs I aud ca.aXUH money> effre to of J'rauk CfcrCoL Coil at this juncture telephoned er aud.ior General. peater the dctrndiutabiree named, tor the sum the adjutant general at Columbus for or oue ntu*dr>-d mid four dotiara and thirteen Land offigp. Attorreturuaile 200 additional troops. “If you want ndeutvf labile in- rent*. (81C4 Kb, wblch Mid writ nt the Btatt th .vnl en tije .-ud day of October. A. |i, i«q. mo to bring the man to Columbus.” Dated this 10th day of October, A. D. taw. of Ferry F Powers I said Col. Coif, with characteristic em8WKKZNY A swtenn. ?.fl expire Dec. 3t<. • Attorneys for riaintiff. * phosis. T will do it. but it will co«t Vblood." CoL Colt then made a apeech to the cn»tC\ I “1J looks te.ry much,” said he, “as if I you intend to make an attack ou the I legal authorities. There will be j triable if you do. I call ‘on law-abid­ ; iug citizens to disperse and go to their la the result of the usual treatment of : homes.” tim'd disorders. The system Is tilled with, AtUtekcxl tbe <_'ourtliou*c. Mercury nod Pota.-.?- rvawdlrji—nxire to. This was received as other warnings be dreaded than the disease—end tn a. I said rice! wkort white ta tn a far woroc condition. ; had been. ' The prisoner had been ; than before. The most ccOUMB result to. । taken to a back rwm im th* sheriff's j office on the third floor? At-OJU the Cor which S 8. B. ‘ a the meat rtitabtei crowd.largely augmented, surrounded ixu.n ifeir cure. A few bottles will aflurd rsltel' 1 H. M. the building aud with huge improvised ! w hsro all etas has failed. B wr f CO: I battering rams battered the doors in ! rath-red tri’m & severs attack of Merourtal. : Rhratuau»Ei.n»r arm*end te<wb»'’nK »w<Mwn , ! rapid sucootalon The ' troops were toia,>re t>aa twle® the! r natural e»H*ln*r ’ lbrr-*aMr«'.!EUM palna. 1 huodredaI hastened together in the courthouse at er dollar* wnboat relief, owt after tak-l Io* a f«w bt tur® of ■ all 'entrances. The doors were barril.Lh'ATlON. ended from within hud furniture piled am now a wen n-an. 5 Judulal Circuit, u affdnrt them. The soldfers stood with cor:plot®!r cured. I *. ■ . ■ , ... i « titrator of tb« espieces cocked and bayonets fixed and . deceased. Com w-wo wish taiw pwunrtu atrew®. waited till the doors would yield. W- F. DALNY Brooklyn Elevated H. R. Huge stones wore thrown against the doors and the noise was deafening, ti I-awrenc® SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Itlaata, Ca AU the time loud and angry yells came from the crowd. Col. Coit went into at HwUir*, the crowd and said: "If any man of mber A. ■©.. you hit one of my men I will direct fr<rn affidavit on GOOD ADVICE. him to aim directly at that man's (Via: thr C ofLUprayin.' hr i' flJIERGURlAL /VI . POISON V heart" reir. within four order, and in c»w complaint to be filed, Served txi said com'n twenty davs after t 'uid bill and nottea do:null thereof, salt? by the sa d uon-red- -lered. That within't wrnty j/.ii'.iuit eAQss a MCtee <rf i hsbed la the Hsatiozs i;*r prioj "d. published and •*u;ir.tjr.and tttai nuch pubfl<■ Ihrrein at least mice In -k? i.; sa<fe*Ki(M). or that ths eerier ta be peiwoaaHy i-ddeut defendant at lea-t th. tim* above prescribed Clzmknt Smith. Circuit Judge. '’••i.tiRUVS. .< .daant s Solicitor. Every patriotic citUen should give his personal effort and influvr.ee *o increase ihe circulation of his home paper which teaches the American policy of Protec tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect After tbe homo in every way possible. paper is taken care of, why not sub­ scribe for tbe Amkxican Economist, punished by the American Protective Tariff League ? drnts says: Cfne of ita o.rrespon- “No true .American can get along without it. I consider i^the greatest and truest political teachct in ths United States.” Send postal card request for free so rxplc copy. A<!dnes« W ilbur F.V aleeman. General Secretary, IJ5 ^3^ l»: l: OF, PUBLICATION. The Circuit Court for the *:. r?v I., Cb&neety. vjort. Ih-IJ at tbe Voart • • * iw- '' Y)71 *” * county, ou I •:■-* l.tnent Sini’h. Circuit Judge, i’ ■ bte.eomptainauL Bary ' v. wnimm J. McCarthy. Dents v. McCabe, C&iberino Walsh. JUflUret ‘ ry. Char’es McCarthy. Ellen Haw;-. lairickj MulHran. adtnixi strator «t ___ ’b» Eda -r,*I*ai» McCarthy. Sr.. dccvK-od. *PP®rtng from affidavit oa ’>f«’‘i>datit. Charles MeCarthy. afCt.<M.'.'*1tin* state, bn*. Is a reaufeat 0b muta —- . .. • , j t vrt^s.^iaai Wtsolta-, it •> urdtred that the apnear*aa .<• i ** Charles M ' **14 nonresident be entered herein. 4ttMh «>nr mon u r<-inv the date of this order, and •a <He of j; -VPearaace. IhAt he caust hM an­ - •-- - • : oi complaint to t* filed, and a wttini» J*1 ‘'wmntalnant’s solteitan aLw* at,' • -»»•’Vi after sen ice oo him of In <le?vf• "il *nd n°ti<* of thh order, and v sa,d blU wUi l>c Uketl w» «*Ji 1'^ •' j;--n-rc.sident defaadant. talcati n '^^l-^vorttexed that within twenty lA'ire a uuiirc u: mm l* >".')!hh®d in the Hastings BANMDU bkT imutad, published daf aRsHant and that said' publication be •• '.-rrinunoe tn each week for six "•v.-, *jon.f>r that complainant cause । - r re'’ b$ peraonnUy aurvedl en ’k-.-tafaT ‘>f<'«dant at least twenty (20) a&ee ** preseribwl for his appearClJtMBNT NMfTH. PirztiMa,. if. Circuit Judge. UtetS'ih*' Cures Rising L)1 UUdu “pothers’ Friend” . Is the greatest blessing ever offered child-V<’arinff wo­ man. I have been a. mid-wife for many years, and tn each ea« where *MoraxM FKiK<» wa. used It accomphahed won­ der* and relieved much suffer­ ing. It Is the best remedy tar rLfiag of the Breast known and worth the price tor that alone. Mna. M- M- Bnxwffren Montgomery. Ala. . 1J- NsCUfX. Hugiater. hia men outside the buildlwr. irnariInc the si4>roachea for the oonrtwas cleared and only the streets catne the execrations of the rioters. Hay. Up Mob Fired Firn. , OoL A. B. Colt, in command ofthe mnkla. made toe tollowlagstaUnnent: ”.'^e minus — Pl-ren no trance* <->: the flrc^^t should l*eTW!' ’Xiw'w •» rrl-nlng Uwjwoome necessary w u rack co tbe doors TnG „ speaks them until the ripJtX 0€hw’ M tonget — w dtsua We win them pleftdiHl with Ibem t enfO-oe the law been «1,0<\rhi?r5a™ „ Xust do ho at prtrerso>o«l«' om^«al tton all hsrtT1- JK5?„Zek with renewed rigor. but cootlnord the ^Itb o HAI BALSAM ssrther.E^^ip'Er' 1 mGb result yon alrotork _Mb ““nUrellv Mtakcn from the county fT^WMh“pton Court House early jail “ “VLTand brought to the Thursday morntoff o( four . c*’n,Pl*“taT>ts SoHcltors. .1 >'JHknilgned and entered bv me, John G. Nagler. Kefloter.. Exvr. > blood, the crowd drawing bock and ■ dead alienee followed the order to cease flriuK. There was a long and ominous silence, and it was reported that the men had visited all the lu search of dynamite, and falllngt to "entire it had (rone to a powder Sti. 5 miles away. Col. Colt steUonml ssssat**!*^ P'““”^°or the companies o. v«v Fourteenth z Hinton.Sam. «d HughAmmernmn. ^Ti^toe0- / ‘■•verywbera. Competent '• Bjwk-ksopors, fitenmrra$*t*fur «u,Phvrs,and Teach*re. Edu- “’FSlrKir. /?e raffi- h’ew York city. Economize. One and a half teaspoonfnls Horsford’s Baking Powder gives better results than two full teaspoonfuls of any other. MORTGAUESALE. tkdSuli lilvlnt been made in rhe nsymenl ot a inorttfHgi* made bv Dewitt C.ltaurey. and U» ' . wilt*. Mary A. Itanncy to Hiram M. Chaw. Feb ruury «•<!, imm.aod ou February i:b. l«» re­ corded in the otten of the KegUter ot Deeds of Barry County lu tbe State of Michigan, in Uber 2B of Mortgagee ou pago »4. on which mort­ gage there is Calmed to be due Four Hundred Thirty nine dollars and seventy one rents and uo suit or pnrctedlngw al law haring been insti­ tuted lu recover the amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Therefore by virtue of the power of sale cont'dned h> said mortgage notice is hereby given, that ou Saturday, Decriuber 1st. INK, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, there will be sold at the north front door of the Court House. In the City of IlMtinn, County ot Barry and Blate of Mu-bigac, said court house being the place ll which the circuit court for tbe county of Berry, Is held. at nubile auction to tiw highest bidder, tbe premises described in said merfgar.*. or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, with the interest thereon, and all legal costs, said premises being situate In the village of Del Um, In tbe County of Barry and State of Michigan, and described, as lota number seventy one and sevrritY two of James B. Bush’s Addition to the village of Del­ ton. . Dated September S,18M. Hiram M. Chaix, Mortgagee. Alonzo E. Kenaston, Attorney for Mortgagee. PROBATE ORDER. Slate of Michigan. County of B-ery.-M. ' Ata session of the Probate Court tor tbe Coun­ ty of Barry, holdeu at tbe Probate Offlee.ln the eitv of Hastings, in said County on Tuesday tire 2nd day of October In the year one thousand* eight hundred and ninety four. Present Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Pro­ bate: In tbe matter of tbe estate ef William H. Northrup. DeceasedOn reading and filing the petition duly veri­ fied of Newton V. M bitlock, administrator of said estate praying for reasons therein set forth that he may be licensed to mortgage the ‘ real estate of said deceased as in said petition described. , Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday the 96th day Of October A. D.. 18M. al ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for tbe bearing of said petition apd that the heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session of said Court, then to be bolden at tbe Probate office. In the city of Hastings. In said County, mid show cause, if any tbereoe, why tbe yravev' of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And it is further ordered that said petitioner give notice to tbe persons interested lu said estate, of the pendency of said petition and the hearing there­ of bv causing a ropy ot this order to be ouWlshed in the Hahtinus Bax? kr. a ncv.s>apcr print­ ed and circulated la said Countv of Barry, once in each week for three successive weeb pre­ ILLUSTRATED. vious to said day of Ueuring. Cuab, V/. Armstrong, One of the beet CookJndj-on'robate. no'd.-H toaoliahea. It con­ (A true copy.) tains re’djes for all kindr <»I coukic;'. Also depart­ ments ur. Medicine. Eti­ quette. and TjHb recipM. Indexed fcr handy .-efer-MORTGAGE SALE. cncc. * Default having been made in the r.tudltions oi a certain mortgage, executed bv Charles D. MnILE-D FRE£, Johnson and Ida M. Johnson, husband and to Lucinda C. Cheney and Allee E. Mlles, In Exchange for 20 LAUGH LION UBADS cut from Lion Coffee wrappert dated the twenty fourth day of AmniM. IW re^ corded tbe twenty fourth day ot Anmut ibjn and or which there Is due at this d/.te three Game. Hundred and fifty six and no-1to Dollars the mortgaxets having elected lo’dtelare tlie whole amount ot said mortgage due a«.d u n able oo account of the non-payment of th? Interest dee' August twenty,fourth iftH according io thr terms and c*'i:dlUo:i‘ ot said mortuage. Notitfl is hereby given that, by virtue of the power of sale In said mortnge.I shall foreclose the same bj* a sale, at public auction, to the highest bld<!er. at tbe north front door of thr Court Bouse, In the city of Hastings, un-the twenty seoond day of December 1WU at twelve o'clock noon, of all that certain piece or parcerof land situate and being tn tbe city of Hastings, hi the County of Barry and Mate of Michigan, and described as follows.to wit; A strip of land ninety one feet wide utlof and from the north end of lots nurol ered five hundred and nine and five hundred and ten according to the original plot of the village (now city* of Hastings, recorded in Barry Coun­ ty Register’s office, subject to a reservation of a strip five fret wide off tbe north end of said lots for an alley, tbe same being tbe mortgaged ft win pay you in numerous ways HH BOMS. to use tbe salt that's all salt. This Dated September 25th, lubl. fa especially true m do the butter -------- E. Milks. maker. You recognise a difference In Mortgagee. butter. Wo can point you out a dif­ Char. H. Baukr. ference in salt. You strive for the beat Attorney for Mortgage®. callk. why not search for the best salt? Test, compare, ask questions, investigate what FKEE! 320 PACES. ioiiK. OcL 20.—A crank entered the Clinton Place bank in Actor place Friday afternoon and demanded Sl.ouu from I*nying-Tellcr Hind. ’ The teller told the man to wait. As Hind turned away the stranger fired a re­ volver at him und a bullet flew by Hind's head, burying itself in the ad­ joining woodwork. Tho man was seized and turned over to the police. Sixth AHeged Wrecker Caught. ' . j i ; . Chicago. OcL 22.'—Manager Suther­ ( land, of the Mooney Jc Boland detec­ j tive agency, has received information I of the arre8t of Nathan G. Dixon at; ADuiin M trth IH y.,,1 ik Albion. Mich. Dixon is n.*»n«*rt accused^ rtf of I ■ complicity in the wreck of a Grand j ; Trunk passenger train at IkttUc Creek July 10. and js the sixth man arrested I i 1 for that erime. He is a member of the ' | American Railway union. ' 1 Hanged. A Hoy Haufcd. ■ la.., Oct. 20 —Thp ! Fort Madison, 1_ first legal hanging that has been had in'Iofwa for eight years t</ok place in the penitentiary at this place yester­ day, when James 0. Dooley, aged 16, Buffered the death penalty for murder­ ing his aunt and a 10-year-old cousin in Adams county on May 11, 1892. / Fired on the Slob. , At 7:55 the south doors were broken , and immediately there was a deafen-। iug and continuous volley from two ; •core of musketa A pandemonium of I yells and c«rse.-> and a dense smoke j Lynched by Masked Men. filled the corridors. The law had been ; Marlboro. Md.. OcL 22.—Early Sat­ vindicated at frightful cost, for this : wr.s the list of dead and of wounded: . urday morning forty masked men over­ powered Jailer Spicer and took from The Victim*. Th® KiUJm-JWM Jwly. IM3X1»: Smith Welch. ' a cell a negro named Williams, con­ Med l», sod Mark Johnson, of WlllUimburu. | fined for a criminal assault on an old Clermont county. .. k lady named Nardesty. Williams was Worxtnm-Hash Anmcrmwi. «b« tbrocal, taken to a bridge near town and the hip. daicwcus: r. L. Slunrhausa alua , , tbrouab both abkl«. one root ato.«»t wwrod. hanged. .low McpuuoeJ. 1U«I ParroU. Mot lo .sot: Twenty-atx Miner* Taken Out Dead. John McCune, "bol la les John Korn, ibot .o BvC>a*Pkstb, OcL 22.—A terrific ex­ toot; Emert Bill,, thumb .hot oO; Gocrso Keauoc. U year, old. shot to both 10*. and plosion of fire dany, occurred Saturday groin; WUllam Sera,, totally MW. urougb the in the Anina colliery. Twenty-six dead b..»el»: Frank Smith. Be«a wonad la race: De- and forty-six wounded miners have al­ Wltlllale. .hot la arm. WlUlam Laom. .hot ready been brought to the mouth of IP automen: Bill* debater. Maa tn bod,. the pit and it is feared that there are Th* Mob R< tre«tM. Peace wm enforced by this flow of still other dead and wounded in the a*1 5X HARD TACK THE REMEDY. COOK-BOOK RHEUMATISM •rvd that dead. o«a* HUlorUn b.ubi„„, Wru«, | MM.r» cook <o B. iu.pon.ibl. tor a Away at London. । F^deO!Li°°n AUhon, th® Decay of Teeth. Tlie dentists of the period, who are £rs,„. ’ • k Ule wJubrated rcli- ! f. >1 °nd h!*toriau, died at 0:W 1 nothing if not scientific, raise a note of »• m. Saturday, affed TO years. I alarm ^bout the growing tendency to decay of the teeth of the present and the Dental caries te dfscon of TothS itJ bSnlL«?rr2!&.a,eh’ ‘ ooming generations. Devonshire An-B £ .uw al- D®rWnK«>a. , said to be increasing in an “extraordiWe.ueia.u-r « Si ' --------------------» , nary and alarming'’ manner. Each ■»» I •, u'"«’tog generation shows " — ———— —— vp.4 a poorer SfaS7a2^'i,E*',‘Tt<,u'«- Ii”wor. qnaUtyof This a ?iUa!!s7?^ teeth. Thk a writ writer for the II*nTuta'XI?.?' tai Hospital confirms to ~ - —. pome extent by taUreeniuruJ svtaorf 1 J^e experience of four . --------— generations of own'family. At one extreme was - i ? ff^wndtotocr at eighty-six, who died of years ago; with a JSS *“ S/JSuS • Of, perfect teeth. |„ ttnd ®Ptl‘e otheri» the great-g-randdaugh?n.ude S/r of inn lw* Mr Mr- ter °* \hat old RentJollian, who, at ten !•_ . iu in<; uT® autumnn of ilvered a torti 5 JreS S“'.I years of BgC1 ^“ire8 8& of her teeth betw»n rk«r«< lht? r«M*ons taiwwa Great Hrila,n iinwu, uitaon <’Ireland, °reia;.d''^S “* the present moment What thi taktnr !I■ tae _ .. the Position position thill that the Irish _were them- | can the °®U8e of this very unpleaa«f°ralarift- proportion of the ant an(l even alarming condition Of things^ The den^ta u=H ns Yolvri kZ. .----country mu Been in12. U‘elr ‘"™ talaraal watausthat “dental caries marches hand Mnt to. Iwl K.r or hl. Uta. he dein hand with civilisation.” If that Trel “llo»“toe edlloror be so, we can only devoutly in. a‘" h“'-to taonrwu- wish that civilization would find a •11, r.lllta- uuUl tewo, .feta to move about more encouraging and comfortable his bouse and garden no longer.] companion. But why does civilization dismissedT’ j insist upon destroying our teeth? BeAppeal of CoL Breckinridge Stricken from Ca^®’ ‘lentista, “the increasing the Duck at. I perfection of the culinary art, by reWashisgtox. OcL 20.—On a motion duein? the of the masticatipg orby Mr. Calderon Carlisle, counsel for ' S’®11® a minimum,” causes both teeth Madeline Pollard in the case of Pol- an^ iawB to atrophy and decay. So, lard vs. W. C. P. Breckinridge, of Ken- then' Jt is the "x**1110 scientific cook tuuky, the court of appeals for the the 80110013 of cookery, who, in the District of Columbia ordered the i iaMl re8ort> 18 fault Even our doappeal which liad been asked for in i me8tlca^cd animals, our cats and dogs, Utis case stricken from the docket of i are ^o®111? the excellence of their the court, ou the ground that it han U?eth *or the same reason, and we shall not been entered within the stat- no doubt soon have dentists among the utory time. This euas -the liti­ veterinary surpeons as well as among gation as far as the courts of the dis­ the more august professors of the art trict are concerned and leaves the of human medicine. These be un­ plaintiff free to collect her judgment comfortable. prophesyings! Can any­ of 815,000 and coats from Col. Breckin­ thing be done? A little, say the den­ ridge when and how she can. tists. We must all go in for brown bread. Whole meal bread alone con­ FIRE AND FLOOD IN CHINA. tains in quantity‘the flourine which is so necessary for the hardness and cultural District Suffer. permanence of the teeth. Whole meal San Francisco, Oct 22.—The mail bread it must be, then, at morning, at from the Orient by the steamers City noon and at night, if we would avoid of Pekin and Australia brings news of the pangs of toothache and the pains a disastruua tire during' September at of dentistry and save our precious Chung Kiang, near Hong Kong. Over teeth. thirty people were burned to death, 2.000 houses destroyed, including two MARTHA WASHINGTON temples, and a total loss of 10,000,000 taels entailed. Serious floods were reported in i nort A saw,** rich *•(>* agricultural ------ --»east China. .. inurtuiat :! district, 150 miles1 long and 12 miles j wide wok submerged. Many women 1 and children were drowned, and an enormous property loss suffered. ! WOOLSOH SPICE CO. Do You Use Salt? Diamond Crystal Dairy Salt has done for others. There's no secret about IL Write and get particulars. We grant that salt is cheap, but is that b good reason why you should not have the best? Look fairly and fully Into the salt question, and you'll find tbe way to better flavored butter, and better prices through our Dairy Balt. Indispensable for cooking and table use also. Write us about IL DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT C0.; St. Clair, Mich. Chings, E&lmioo & TIMETABLE. Sagiaai In effect February 11. 1834. Stations. NORTH. Chicago Lv n so io so; Kalamazoo Lv East Cooper Richland Janet.... Cressey .1 Milo Delton ..j.................. Cloverdale Bliultz...,.................. ___________________ HASTaNOB...................... NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Another Train Held Up. Coats Grove Fort Worth, Tex... Oct. 30.—The State ot Michigan. County of Barry.-ss Notice in hereby given, that by an order of Woodland westbound Texas <fc Pacific through the I'robnte Ceurt for the Countyof Barry, WoodbuiY train for California leaving here at V.-05 made on the eleventh day of October A. D. L.*F. 1M>L six months from that date were allowed MM a m., was robbed about noon yester­ for creditors tn nres-ut their claim* against tbe Lanslug.. Detroit... day 70 miles west of here, near Gor­ estate of Joseph I). Frbeley.late of said County, Grand Rapids deceased, sud lhal all creditors of said deceas ■ don. The robbers secured about 820,­ e.1 are required to present their claims to said 000 from the Pacific Express company. Probate Court, al fb»* Probate office, hi tbe city of Ilastlnr*, for < xr.nil nation and allowance, on Stations. Flfwen Home* Burned. or before the nth. day of April next, and Monticrllo. IB-;Oct. 18.—Fire which that such claims will be be-ird teforc said M Court, on Friday. the nth day uf January, started in Miller Broa’s livery stable and on Ttnirsdav. the 11th day of April HOVTH. burned-Afteen high-bred horses, de­ next, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of each ot Chicago Ar days. stroyed half a dozen residences nd those ra. p. Dated Oct. llth.. A. D trU­ P Chas. W. ABMSTROKa. Judge of Probata. barns and badly damaged the Central Bast Cooper Lv.. hoteL Loss about 850,000; partly inRichland JudcT. Cressey PROBATE ORDER. MOo will Go Hou*r to Vote. State ot Michigan. County of Barry—ss. Delton At a session of the Proliate Court for the Washington, Oct 30.—Without issu­ County of Barry, holdon at tbe Probate office.In ing a direct order, Secretary Smith tbe City of Hastings. 1n said county, on Tues­ 12 SS has allowed it to be understood that day the 9th day of October, in the year one- Hastznob... thousand eight hundred and ninety four. all employes of the interior depart­ Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judje of Coati Grove. 1! M ment mar*go home to vote at the com­ i*’ta>Wthe matter of the estate of Uriah S. Woodland ... ing election._______________ B CinVeadirx and filing the petition duly veriOwi iMBBiDg........... 10 CT sixteen Women Drowned. of Harvey W. Williams. adininl*ua.or of said Detroit Madrid, Oct 20.-Twenty women estate praying for reasons therein set forth that Grand Rapids. may be licensed to sell the real estate of said who were unloading the .learner Sep- he d. f-*fifd as In satd petition described. Traverse City. terabre. In Bilbo* Friday, were thrown Thereupon it Is orfiwftd. Umt the Cbarierolx.... day oi November. A. D.. “J*®, MURIy....... from the dock in some unknown man­ Oth the forenoon. be assigned tor the hearing « aald Bay View....... ner, and sixteen ot them were petition and that the heirs *t *>» dP: rewed and all ether persona Interested in said drowned.________ ettjxte are re quired to appear at a aesaiott of said court, then t<» he liolden al the Probata ofIowa Soil Burning. In the City of Hastings, lu said countyvaud trains at flag stations as soon as they c DBS Moises, In-, Oct SS—Sear Hor­ flee. show cause. If any there be, why Itit* J seen. nick. this state, * territory al 300 acres t Freight trains will be run at the eonw the company. who reserve U>» right to 1 at land has beetrvon fire for two ।to_ ■» am in the_ person* interested Io wald said retat^. estate, oi of the of o! Mid r«>«" and otrir-’^he tbe time of such trains without notice. month* The soil is \>nroed to a depth L-i.aency pendency of said petition No.fl will wait at Woodbury far PM r. this order to oe from No. 1 on D. I., i N. SEulhir I?n» s B.txh.-R. a news­ of S loot ____________ Buggage must be at the depot at least paper pftnled and cireuUled in said County of utesbefbre leaving time of trains, m that jfor three successive may have time to check It property: othm Barry, once In each Wabbisotox, Oat. ns.-KearlyM.000 weeks r of heart nr. previous to sMd « may not goforward until next trail W. ARMfrtBONG. democrat* were placed in charge of W. B. Drwdhi, GmiT Maa Judge of Prohate. H. C. rOTTMR; GenlP. A T. AaL peatofficeB during tbe first year of tba (AXruacopi.) present miministration. ............ mine. �Hastings Banner. Thartdiy, Oct. 25, MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. T ttoc 1! HASTINGS, MICH., FOSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES STATE. GOVERNOR—John T. Rich. LIEU’T GOV.—Alfred Milnes. TREASURER—J. W. Wllkta»oa. AUDITOR GENEBA-L—Stanley W. Tnr- COMM’R STATE LAND OFFICE—W. A. French. SUET PUB. INSTRUCTION—!!. K. PatB’bef EDUCATION—Ferry F. Fewere. CONGRESSIONAL. FOR CONGRESS—Hon. Henry F. TfaomCOUNTY. FOR STATE SENATOR—Miner 8. Keel- REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE LEO1S- SHERIFF—J aa H. McKevitt. CM9KK—John G. Naglar. REGISTER—Chaa. W. Jordan. FRO8ECUTING ATTORNEY—JM. CIROUIT COURT COMMISSIONERS— Frecl W. Walker: A. E. Kenaaton. CORONERS—Dr*. Saekett and Wright. The .taraaers of Barry County, irrespect­ ive of politics, have asked for recognition in tbe state legislature. This year they have an ideal candidate in Hon. David Huggett, of Assyria, He Is a man of broad Ideas, of good Judgment and- sound common sense, in full touch with the peo­ ple, and capable in every way to fill the high office. He has represented the peo­ ple of Barry Comity in tbe House of Repr resentali ves the wast two years, has made an excellent record for himself and one of which he and hie friends may well be proud. Mr. Huggett Is a farmer—and a good one too. He w not a politician in the strict sense of the word as applied nowdays, though an ardent, republican who firmly believes in the principles of that party. He is a man who has his opinions and isn’t afraid to express them; he Is a man of honor and Integrity and in even­ way worthy of the confidence that has been bestowed upon him. He is a man who weighs well every action, and isn’t afraid to let the people know exactly how be stands. A vote for him Is a vole for an honest, capable official and a safe man in every respect. Dnring the first two weeks of October 46 per cent more goods were shipped into this country from abroad than during tbe first two weeks of October last year. This simply means that these goods imported from Europe will take tbe place of Just so many goods made In America, it simply means the throwing out of Just so much American labor that ought to be engaged In making that 46 per cent of goods right here in America. It means,. if continued, that in the end if Americans shall control the American market then American labor must be reduced to the very same low standard as the poor-paid labor of Europe. The mission of protection to American in­ dustries is to build up defenses to tbe American market that will keep out all foreign goods that will come in competition with home labor. It Is these defenses that Chairman Wilson exultlngly says that the tariff reformers are trying to tear down. It remains with the great masses of labor­ ing men to say whether the work of des­ truction shall be continued. Dr. Thomas, of Allegan, tbe republican nominee for Congress from this district has proven himself an excellent man for the place. He is a man of splendid phy­ sique, a staunch republican, an ardent protectionist, and has an army record of which any man might be proud. Enlist­ ing In the 7tb Mich. Cavalry on his 18th birthday, he served all through tbe war, his regimept belonging to the famous Cus­ ter brigade which did such valiant service. Be came home bearing the honors of lieu­ tenant He has risen through his own efforts. He graduated from the medical department of tbe State University and has enjoyed a large practice. He is by no moans a stranger to politics as be has tepresented his district In tbe slate senate and has been honored on several occasions with positions of honor and trust. One good term deserves another and tbe people will tee to ft that Dr. Thomas is returned with an increased majority. )A special dispatch from Washington last weak states that President Cleveland hw again decided to enter the race for the presidency for tbe third term oc the ground that he is entitled to the office for two terms In soooeeaioa. It is stated that ■aeans war to the end between HUI and Cleveland. 1*- Grover Cleveland is president and is ^inat any silver tegtelattor.. Silver canR be an issue until we elect another Rev. D. H. Bays wlH occupy the patpit next Sunday morning and evening. SottfveU and laboring under a misapprehension Morning, Tbe voles of the good Shepard. may be best explained by the following Evening. Mat. 10:18 The Rock, or Tbe letter to Gov. Bleb, signed by seven Del­ Bible va Catholicism. All are cordially invited to eouse and ton citizens, apologizing to the officers and hear this important subject thorough 1\ asking that their names be takes from tbe discussed. Petition:— The subject at tbe Methodist church next DELTON. MICH. MAKM 13th. IMM. Sunday morning is “The silence of Jesus” To THK GOVERBOR OF THS STATZ OF MICHI­ being the third of a series of discourses on GAN: tbe teachings of Jesus Christ. Sunday In regard to the petition drafted and circu­ school at noon when there will be a rally lated by the Rev. J. (?. Chase complaining to the Governor that complaints had been made of all members of the school, a special pro­ ■to the officers ot Harry Countv, but were un­ gram is arranged for by tbesuperlntendant. heeded. we were Iwl to believe by bls word, and Epworth League at 6 and preaching nt 7. heading otsaM FeUUen. that complaint had been made. But on investlntiou we found no All are cordially ihvked to these services. complaint had been made at all, und therefore The Club social of the M. E. church will Were misled ms to the true chantctcr of the Pe­ tition, whereas we do ainoerely apologize to all be entertained at the church parlors Wed­ ,t may concern or caused any trouble, and do nesday aftetnoon next Oct. 81 by Mesdames further ask that your honor would penult us to D. Striker, Geo. SooU, Jas. Swinn, Dr. withdraw our names from said Petition. John Lombard. Lewis Beadle. Wgnod by seven persons who signed, tbe peti- Snyder, Sutherland, A. Rork. 8. Bentley. Rose Tbose who will take pains to investi­ Woodruff, Mattle Spaulding, and Misses gate the Delton affair fully and impartially Lois Marshall, Floe. Kittle and Hattie Beadle, Louis Duiker, Rebekah Striker. will only unite In saying that Mr. Sweezey Supper served from 5 to 7 standard time did Just exactly what any competent attor­ All will be cordially welcomed. ney would da Tbe regular monthly meeting of tbe Some of Mr. Sweezey’s enemies have Ladies Home Missionary Society will be also raised a great cry about tbe alleged held at the Parsonage on Wednesday of Illegal voting affair in Baltimore last next week at 3 o’clock p. m. spring, which we have already explained through the columns of tbe Banner. Briefly stated tbe facts are these:—One Oscar Campbell was working In this city previous to the spring election last April. A few days before election Mr. Campbell went to Prosecutor Sweezey asking advice where be (Campbell) should vote. He told Mr. Sweezey that he made his home with Mr. Babcock in Baltimore, and that It was his borne, that be always went there when out of work, that It was regarded by him as bls home. Mr. Sweezey told Campbell to register and vote in Baltimore and be did so. A few days later a few residents of Baltimore demanded a war­ rant of Mr. Sweezey for the arrrest of Mr. Campbell for “illegal voting” and doing Just what he (Mr. Sweezey) had advised him to do a day or two before. Mr. Sweezey looked the matter up and found the facts to be Just as Campbel! had told him and refused to issue a warrant An­ other petition, said to have been drafted by Mr. Lowden, was sent to Gov. Rich asking that Mr. Sweezey be compelled to Epworth League devotional meeting Suuday evening at 6:80 led by Roy Mat­ thews. Subject: Tbe Primitive church. Tbe C. L. 8. C. will meet |wlth Mrs. Adkins Saturday Oct. 37th. at;17 o'clock. Program as follows: English History, Chap. 4. Nonna Michael Our English, 87-101. Mrs. Geer. Newspaper Press of Europe, Miss Rep­ logle. • Marie Antlonette A the French Revolut­ ion, Mrs. Maggie Bailey. Quotations, General. Tbe M. E. S. S. will observe next Sun­ day as a general rally day. The teachers during tbe last two weeks have been mak­ ing an effort to gather In all scholars whose names are on tbeir class books and who have for any reason fallen off in their at­ tendance. The long roll will be called, some special music will be provided, a talk will be given by the pastor and an. invitat­ ion is cordially given to all whose names have ever been upon the roll of the school to be present at tbe session next Sunday. Tbe offering will be for the benefit of tbe S. S. library. The ladles of the Foreign Missionary, Society of the Methodist Episcopal church are preparing for a unique festival to be given about the middle of next month, the date will be announced later. Last April the President, Mrs. M. L. Cook gave to each member of tbe society a choice chry­ santhemum which was to be eared for ddrlng tbe summer, and brought with al) tbe others in November to form a part of a chrysanthemum festival or show and be sold for tiie benefit of the society. The ladles are each doing their best to stimu­ late the growth and flowering of their respective Missionary Chrysanthemum. issue the warrant as asked. Gov. Rich called for a full account of the facts in the case, and Mr. Sweezey gave them sub­ stantially as above related and in a few days received a letter from Gov. Rich uf which tbe following Is a copy. APRIL itn-H, tan. ; Jas. A. Swrkzky. Esq.. Hasting*, Mich.. Dear Sir Your esteemed favor of the 14th duly received Your explanation of tbe circu instances is entire­ Spiritualist meeting at their hall Sunday ly proper and right. Please allow me to thank you for jour prompt and courteous retort of the p. m. at 3:30 and evening at 7. Speakers waiter. Unless there Is more proof produced or from abroad. some affirmative reason for taking farther ac­ tion nothing more will be done Yours Very Truly. johnT. Rich. The first number of “Wrinkle, Vol. 2,” The proof or affirmative reason has not was on sale last Thursday. been yet produced. The students lecture association opened lu the conduct of the office of Prosecu­ last Wednesday night with a very scholar­ tor Mr. Sweezey has shown splendid abil­ ly lecture on “The Relation of Leaders to Progress," by Hon. T.B. Reed. The lecture ity and rare good Judgement Any one was entirely non-polltlcal. • who will take pains to look over his record Tickets for the gymnasium lockers were not only Iff the Justice but in the Circuit placed on sale Friday. One hundred and Court will find that the office Is In as good twenty-five lockers were reserved for wo­ men who are to have the use of the gym­ a shape now as It ever has been before in nasium each forenoon. It is evident from the history of the county and that is say­ tbe ready sale of tickets, which were ing a good deal, Mr. Sweezey has made placed at two dollars apiece, that the op­ an exceedingly able and capable official portunity for physical culture is appreci­ ated. If tha people want to encourage tbe ring On OcL 17tfr, the Varsity Eleven de­ of wire pullers and tricksters that forced feated Olivet 46 to 0, and on tbe 20th they Mr. Lowden’s name upon every ticket defeated Orchard Lake 40 to 6. This save that of republican, and especially af­ shows a marked improvement. The Chicago Alumul of the Universi­ ter comparing Mr. Lowden’s record with ty are showing their love for their Alma Mr. Sweezey’s all well and good, but we Mater In a way that counts. They have don’t believe that they will do IL But if offered fifty dollars to be a part of the Mr. Lowden should be elected be may rest prizes tn the Oratorical Contest. In con­ sideration of this one lecture on the 8. L. assured that he wont have 33 cases “left A. course Is to be named In honor of the over” for him from Mr. Sweezey’s term of Chicago Alumni Society. Another venture which It Is hoped will office, and he will find tbe office In far bet­ stir up more Interest among Michigan’s ter shape than it ever was under him. alumni in general, Is the new publication, a monthly edited by A. A. Pearson, ’94, The nomination of Miner 8. Keeler for in the Interests of the old students It Is State Senator Is a recognition and a com­ called "The Michigan. Alumnus.” The young peoples societies In connec­ pliment to tbe young, active, business men of this district, and in bls election tion with the various churches, all gave socials to welcome the new students, last this district will secure a representative Saturday evening. fully alive to tbe wants of the times and The annual Freshman rush took place last Friday evening. Tbe Sophomores the interests of the people. were out numbered about three to one, and came out second best The opposition are trying to divert the Ernest Edger, of the State Normal attention of tne people from the tariff school, visited friends In this city last question to the silver question. Their Sunday. efforts In that line are amusing owing to the well known opposition of Grover The Dun Balt Cleveland to all silver legislation. The profane case, otherwise known as the "dam suit” which engaged the alienWq believe that tbe people want to see tion of tbe Circuit court here for three sliver coined to the utmost limit of safety. weeks, was concluded Thursday afternoon after which Judge Smith gave a very dear Bat we as fully believe that they will in­ fair and Impartial charge to the Jury. Just sist upon every diver dollar being worth 16 minutes after the Jury retired they ren­ dered a verdict of “no cause of action.” 100 cents. The case was commenced in 1893 by Mrs. Grosfend against R. T. French A Son of It Is said that the sugar trust will kind­ Middleville, owners of the water power ly allow sugar to be cheaper in price Uli there, claiming that the dam bad been after election. Just watch it after Novem­ raised of late years so that tbe water was backed up, damaging her land and making ber fith. proper drainage laapoaslble. The ease was one of great importance because of the fact Don’t tore sight of tbe fact that the sil­ that had she woe at least 10 or IS other ver question cannot be as Issue for two similar suits would no doubt have been In­ years yet at least. Grover Cleveland Is stituted. There were about 100 witnesses sworn In the case, many of them being the opposed to it representative men of the county, and con­ siderable expert testimony was Introduced. More money at a depreciated value Both aides were evidently prompted by would be a most expensive price of a desire to be fair and were anxious that the fullest tavestlgatlou should be made. dal legislation. Tbe Jury viewed tbe whole territory tn question and were therefore better able to Wonder what the fusion candidates say understand the whole situation and arrive when asked what their polities are? at their verdict, which they did in short order. When the verdict became known in Mid­ Cheap money Is expensive at any price. dleville there was quite a demonstration. Good money is what we want. The potato, eo long a staple food, tarn Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co THE LEADING HOUSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks; Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc, VISIT OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOB THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS. CARPETS is second to none, CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children Our line of A full line of Blankets from 49c a pair, upward Quilts at 75c and upward ASK FOR OUR FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR. A NEW STOCK OF OUTING FLANNEL AT 5c A YARD. . When in the city give us a call Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co. ■ - * 78, 80, and 82 Monroe Street. N. B. Our live aeese leathers are auaranteed oderless. GRAND RAPIDS, HICH Special Cloak Sale ONE DAY ONLY——•r Monday, Oct 29. 94 CLOAKS CLOAKS CLOAKS A magnificent and attractive stock from the great Chicago manufacturers. JOSEPH BEIFIELD & CO This firm has made a special effort this season to place upon the market pleasing and desirable styles and fabrics, in cheap as well as the expensive garments. We extend an invitation to the ladies of the city and vicinity to call and inspect this line in our large Cloak Room. E. Y. Hogle Second Floor. Dry Goods. The ‘Favorite’ Base Burner has more heating capacity and is the most economical Coal Stove ever made. Why ? Because it has 1-3 more radiating surface as com­ pared with same sizes of other base burners and is mounted and fitted perfectly. AND We have a complete line of “Favorite” Stoves and Ranges, which pos­ itively are without an equal in the World, and can prove it to any buyer who will take the time to investigate. Rapid* 5 is K BROS �Tb. Ovide Mu,In <«<«, . wwk wm greeted with . g«xl bouj they were euthuibeUrelly «<«,_< Banner 'TtNc bV»- »5.1894. rj •j PERSONAL MENTION. d “““bet I, u urll.t, ind Um playihr"^ /'h. C£OK- Loc**^j°r* 1 rd> Ovide Mu>la wu > treat anch aa HaaUon P~pleb.„M„thrtlw{ore. W( ™ Uk« to »ae roore emenalttreenl. ut tbl, JHutl given In our city. " Z^fEe corner etone for the new chureb lu the Leaob nelghbotbood, h“ "l"n”d ,rom '"“"IC(^“l’-OfU“‘1,«,,‘”lbeellJ. w«t ”’lUtn'd I«* tbi. Minnie Lewis u |b Wow(tawl M E three P^.0IS,U“*“‘" ’“h> Grand Rapids tnllea directly north of the euiaiere niontittrent. will be Wd Ttxwd.y Oct 80tb. at a p.n>. fast tune.. Hev. L. Delemarltr. of Kalamuoo will deliver the sermon, 1'rea- Itltng Khter CogsiMll. win be present .|M Sunday.' Ltlbrop wta boote from Um, mXA"“ °U™’ ““ f°r Ch",p“’ tbe pastors ot this dty and neighboring ,TO" "* u"ll,,K, dr“»ii will be tbe pastor. Everyone Invited. EIPTS, and FES put up ia - FRLD l HE.HTH. 'HIE DRUGGISTS. ThnbLt Drug store in the Ininti t< have yonr family tilled at a low price ffithjm-g'axis. t of City Bank. One (1! LOCAL NEWS. . CIRCULATION ‘ quires. Frink now running WEARS LONGEST LOOKS BEST *“ SOLD per cent Ires than In 18W, .nd in ism U1.W'.“l*!ridge' BMUe C*** «“ •» catch will be worse yet. Unless steps tsken to prevent tbe fouling Of wster with the city lut wee*. sawdust and the mareacre by means of Ml* Agnus MeGonni. ot Monroe, dabnete, Mr. Moore thinks It nn|y » visiting In tbe city. question of time when tbe (rest lake. wUl Mr. and Mn. John BeukM be practically stripped of ft»h. Nine tie Creek tll|. thousand oitlrens of Michigan g their IZR Hum and family barc . living Ivy fishing. moved here from Grand Rapids. Those who study omens say another long Mrs. A. J. Bowne. uf Grand Rapids, cold whiter, ailed with blustering stontti HEATH The DruflQlSt east reatfc ot WKX11,“<1 The annual b.h product ot Michigan is Is ahead. Tbe goose grs fur- advertisements cv Tuesday* at latest u, the K'Ue of the week COVERS MOST w“ 10 * esllmalwl by Statlslieal Agent Moore to be Sl.000,000. The catch tor IMS was twenty •! and winter when you • BIBLE that r the American Bible i wilt save you . Per Cent. s IcisWctJft. SHERWIN WILLIAM'S FAINT tbe‘ bone I, nearly all white end enow they say will ||e on the grosad from early In December until ApHI or later. Corn bnaka are more than usually thick. The males has put on an ertra over­ Hendershott, Miss Vera Holbrook and Mr. Jennings of Lapeer gave solos that added Mo£lwhtn will give ade punch. Dancing was enjoyed io tbe fine music furnished by the guitar and mandoliu orchestra. If was a very Infor­ mat and thoroughly delightful affair in HObERN bRUQQIST Isaac Vrooman was In Lansing last week to attend a soldiers reunion. Mrs. Martha Lovejoy, of Hillsdale, Is visiting Mn. 3usan Bentley. coat to protect Itjfretn the rm lemperElla Hallock, of Jackson, spent Mrs. Lathrop, cll ature to come. Woodchucks and chip­ 8J?.~!L.w,U1 Drmunks are already fat enough to kill and EMisj, Carrie Schumann has returned their fur Is dense, due and aaft. They too from Grand Rapids for a tew weeks. predict cold weather and wilt reek winter Frank Me Nutt of Sheridan, Wyoming quarter# early. visited L. C. Beadle and family this week. The rrceptkw given to Captain and Mrs. Mi. and Mrs. Thus. Heney were In A. 1). Niskera Tuesday night by the QniMarshall last week attending a soldiers re­ form Rank at their Castle hall waunion. a most pleasant affair. About M sir Will Osborn who has bwu sick for Kulghts and their ladies were present The room was very prettily decoraud with several weeks, returned to Kalamazoo chrysanthemums and other flowers. Mrs. Tuesday. greatly to tbe enjoymeet of tbe evening. Ice cream and cake were served and lemon­ the bottom of w«> In tbe elty Sunday. The Most Economical DRUG and BOOK STORE in Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pancoast and Mr. and Mn. Frank Black Jwere at Wai! Lake this week. & Mrs. Charles Shults has just returned home after a two months visit aTDowaglac A MONEY -SAVER with relatives. A MONEY MAKER Mrs. O. E. Gilman has returned from Zaneavllh. Wisconsin where abe has been every respect, and all the tuw so for the for tbe past six months. presence of Mr. W. L. Jennings- of l-apeer [ Ira Van Valkenburgb and daughter. who holds s very warm place in the hearts Kute. were in Battle Creek and Marshall -rvlay evening. of HaMtags Division. the latter part of the week. •rx! fin? residences To the officers of the Barr}' county BatGeo. N’. r%a!dwin, wife and daughter ty i3 the spring. । tailion for the enduing year, and the aev•n ”h she educational end Posts of the county. 1 w|»h to say Fem. of Unmldas. vi-itcd his brother • ttml hradquanm of tbe Barry county William, the fore part of the week. Eiioch Audra*. Hon. P. T. Culgrove left for .Quincy BattaUhtn will be Woodlaud, but ail meet­ afi! in Dr. Lowry's ings neceaaary to call all of the Bsttallion Monday, where he will commence cam­ se'L they will soon Officers together will for convenience paign speaking, for the llepubllcan state fvnnlng. •r« i Masou’r visited doubtless be beM at Hastings. The Ad­ jutant for the ensuing year of comity BattalHoa is Jesse Jordan and all communi­ cations to him will be addressed Woodland. z-0 out of every 100 merchants who do Comrades of tbe county. 1 wish to say that each succeeding year makes our num­ ■>ueM suit made to at Voight, Herpob Tapids. Midi. ber leer and leas, and those of us who yet survive from age are iese competent to perform tbe tasks that yet remain Cor aim to do. and in view of this fact let each one assist in assuming the responsibility, and ■?.e Michigan Central central committee. Frank Chambers and Alien Freeman were arrested this week on a charge of larceny. It Is clamed tbev ’stole 8 bushels of potatoes from Guy Manning Friday night, also corn (rom T. Phillips he having found com of the Mine variety as bis in their possession. Fred McNair had six bags stolen by them. Freeman now lbs in jail. Chambers is out on bail. Our Snag Proof Rubber Boot is a money maker—money for you be­ cause it will outwear any other Rubber Boot the market at the price. our Quilted boots, just the- thing cold weather, and remember that we have the largest stock of boots in county. Our line of Ladies’ Gents’ fine shoes is complete. Give us a call. by the cooperation of all the dbuirades of t. o. A. Bakmks. uujde suit whfn you rnadt,’ to order for only ■. Grand Rapid- Mich. i::d ask them to show focj the bottom of ing -ktensively used in Dsn tri .has credted a handsome mouufiieat on the. lot in Hirer SiSf ry owaed by eltt chard: of this city.' the Meth Su-pinauj uke a look at the suits we &*ke to.order for $20.00 Hr :G*OLN»nMXB A Co. A bunch of keys, in the Post Office or the county we may yet for a few years on the streets in the city of Hastings. The keep alive anil awake the great interest of finder will please leave them at the Post our order and by so doing tin* ensuing year Office. Hastings. OcL Ulh. 1894. may be one of Interest. Fraternally Yours, A. W. Du.lxxbbck, Colonel of County Batialllon. Poultry Wanted We will buj poultry, live or dressed, delivered at our place near Rutland town house, on Tuesdays and Saturdays of each No doubt there are many farmers and week, and will pay the highest market others in Barry county, having streams price in cash. No trade. Paul Blame. and spring brooks on their lands, who> Wiu. Kihwkwittkr. would like to wee those streams #ell stock­ ed with brook trout. If so all tbev have toi do is to direct a letter to the state Fish Commissioner, at Detroit, asking for ap­ plications and tbe applications will be sent. Sign yoar name and post office address do tbe letter so that the Fish Commissioner will know where to send the applications. A Fatal Fall. Last week we made mention of the death of Be»J. F. Chidester, of Harbor Springs. At that time we unaware that his death was caused by an accident. Following Is taken from a Harbor Springs paper.— On last Thursday morning about 11 o elock >n oeoldent befell BrrJ.mln F. CMI,ter which tennimiled hull;. Mr. ChMHter did coMlderable work on Harbor Point dueiui: the «e«son. end clooed • her of cdttwtw e»rb year. He wa» Unljhluc tbe eloelng of A. F. Slereowo’s col­ ure, outline on the but abutter on an up­ per window, when tbe ladder, to which he bad aplleed another abort one. broke, and he fell about fifteen feet, the abutter followlnc and falllns upon hta. He *1 atone at the time of the accident but aoon afterwards Mr. Seaman, who sUII remains on Harbor Point, found him and with the help of Claude Wright, who was P«*3|“’ with a delivery wagon, conveyed him Io bls borne. Upon examination Dr. G*"10" found that bls right shoulder ed and that he had J"' hirles. The shoulder was placed and Mr. ™£ter and Mrs. Fleteber. hotiw be roomed, sod other kind friends sin *11 they could to mitigate bls suffering ^Mlm oomfortebE: But .11 effort, 7S M-iuro.- si. Grand Rapids. Mich, Foaml-Uu dgb: Barlow A Co’s hay Send for as many applications as you can •■?rab< burned, a I*ocket bosk with sum use, IS or 15 If you can find that many of money. O we* ■r ' au h<vr Muae by call­ streams to plant trout in. Give the applit rosin.. ■ - meat market, proving catlona to your neighbors and get them Property md 'pa ' mg tor this inktice. interested in stocking the stream* of your Tbrnfteiaipoa, f to be had with cash trade neighborhood with trouL Have the appli­ «W. H. G. Dear’s, E. Y. Bogle's, cation filled outsat otjee and return to the Woolr?; 6U( S. Hlcka A Spence Fish Commissioner and next spring a can L. E. btaudyfe are worth looking of trout will ire aent you free of charge by cash at F. R. expreaa to your nearest railway station. You wiH be notified by the Fish Commis­ stere. sioner when tbe little can, which usually At Howl,-, will find the contains from 8000 to 5000 little trout, will bottom ot drew I. will v;lr ttu. stylish fu|| efwt arrive. Now Is the time to make out your »» *,lw“1 down tbe rtlrt applications, and the earlier they are aent in the better. All may not understand how luJ ..J ™"!ln* «t>d atntu. It Is tbe to plant trout Don’t pul them Into any *y *" finrt el“ lake or to the main body of any stream. were In tsln. fie gradually became weaker Plant them to springs at the very fountain and on Saturday suffered Intense pain. •‘'ttMaO'U,. (k.tMU1 g y heads of streams If possible, or plant them Lv W. J. Rainey, bis pastor, aM1."'llls»'inw: ctadt An uo. J^m when he passed away about C o clock In little narrow, shallow spring brooks that flow Into larger brooks. The little “HTd^bt""^. Heath of^Grond ChJ* ™'rom Jm- Bel“el‘1 4 <*■ °t trout wlU stay In small streams safe from Im-,,,' Hoile cordially Invites all larger fish until they get large enough to ua . fll!r '"d vlcialtJ to be preaeot take care of themselves, when they will bf 'ta *” w,“ *“«- M »*“ gradually drift down into tbe large streams one dij only, themselves. Barry county is second to no e.Jtliuy to 'attend the funeral. The ‘eDt h,ppeoed I* county to the state of Michigan for the ^b w’u .PprppX^ X number and quality of spring brooks, and tslsbie, m, ltJ°' Rottb;d- After experience proves that trout grow remark­ :J£ c.t. «l tor . link J « “k he CT>oeIud*;’ to V ably fast. Only a few years ago tbe first stia. an ( L Wle ,nd hunt x.trt'reil trout were planted In West creek just west bv tbe Christian Endeavor Society, •‘“natta ^?11*4, <louMo bwreM of Ue cKjw and last spring a trout was nKn,bOT ‘“"‘’tlnnJed,not >«““•«"*» seer. caught to tbe water wheel at tbe pump o.u;^>^p«« ',ae !"-t hi t> ”°m’ W,X * '*■ factory that weighed over four pounds. J""’ I1’"d ,or NO other terms will buy our goods, but we make it worth your while to make an extra effort to throw the store book and credit system behind for good. We prefer to make a small profit and a sure one, to the chance of making a larger one with the risk of loss. rKW^^p’r-^eame * l«"i d0W» During treating season this year sev­ 10“oot ii m, 5u“W Mcph«rian concluded eral were esogfit ranging from to SM p«wTvta and hundreds of others caught »«t ImwJ bre: ‘“’SO" of hl. left Land that were smaller. Ne better fish livre than lenj"1' ■» that ampuutloo was tte brook treat uxt a» *at» geoerou.iy /'laM " I»rta tbe young ran pmUM Umi fcw ct eUu-ro >11 Me Io it -Jmi our ‘"“A- *Dd ,pr"’* exf*ct»)d or looked for. UeGold* 8h.ro-'’ Cash Clothier. �While there are no nlg-ht mtragea In ducted his clients to the house of the friend with whom they were sojourn­ shore, lighthouse and vessels recently ing. Hight, while Torrance vraa seen «*n oft off tbe the North Carolina coast, c the That earner.** quietly inoking in his room quietly _______„ a cigaf,. twilight or dawn upon plain* Laius sometimes brings a strange mag­ on the entrance of Dabney he said: ‘•The Great Daily of Michigan.' . ____ , my son, _ ________ _____ _ the ___ i nifying of celestial bodies near the "Well, I knew „ you left client in happy mood. T aru gratified । horizon. Thus, at close of a day, when from evaporating enow or a re­ to feel certain that the way there is I ~ v M It has stood tbe test of clear for you. You may not sec it, but cent rainfall the air is humid near the public opinion for 21 years, I do, and with all my heart I congratu­ ground, the going down of a red and progressing and growing it strength year by year, admired by publisher, late you both. But don't you know, sullen sun below the western sky line and an people for its (earless, manly attitude ou all public questions, and Dabney, that since you left me thia is some times followed almost coinci­ afternoon r. ftoT we dcqidcil upon what dentally by. the rising in the east of a for its intrinsic merit as a groat newspaper. was proper to be done in the final set­ full moon, as vast and fiery, which, tlement of the case. I’ve been think­ red and portentous, seems to poise at ing mostly about that poor follow? I’ve the moment of its complete emergence been haunted by his look when be saw over prairie, ridge or mountain, tbreatTHE EVENING NEWS, ening roll, a burning sphere, down his mistake in letting his father de stroy die will when he hod been be­ the slope toward the beholder. Simi­ R-o month® BV mail DETROIT. larly, the morning and evening stars lieving all the while that it was the copy. It was a devilish thing to do. at times take on size and colors so ex­ Agencies in every village, town and city in tbe State of Michigan. Yet I could see plainly, even if 1 had traordinary that even the experienced not known of his proposal for a com­ plainsmen can scarcely believe that promise. that in the depth of his being new and vast constellations have not the controlling anguish was the want api»eared for the first time in the known, Amerson, you are the cussedest : w vuv woman wuum of the whom ho tried to de- heavens. loot My advice to you fa to go to hell, ' fnlad 1D the hope o, po.^njr h8r. The Evening News, “SINCE I USED SANTA CLAUS A FULL-GROWN ?\AN. Stands Head aad Shoulders Above all Others. ’*OU । j noted when hiaeyoa for one ItogerThe wretched xnan roee end slunk ; lnff momcnt were«t upon ter. Itwa» *■ A Honaehold Treasure. obeyed, my brother, ” said Torrance, delivering it with assumed high rt> •poet. Wateon, turning it over to his swore the lie to, which if the good Lord’ll forgive me this one time. I’ll never sign no paper o’ no kind long as he let me live." Torrance, amid the roar of general laughter, grasped his hand and gave the consolation which none so well as be knew how to frame. Not only friends and acquaintances but quite a number of others came in to congratulate Hannah, who, her eyes swimming with tears, had never seemed so lovely Watson, catching, her friendly glance towards him, ap­ proached, and said: "Mrs. Amerson, I am sure that the congratulations of none are more cor­ , dial than those I beg to offer to you.” "I fully believe so. Mr. Watson,” she answered, extending her hand. Tbe last of Torrance. 1she began, as another gn^h came to her eyes. "Say no more, madam, I beg you. Whatever thanks you may feel to owe :for these results, next to Heaven, are n the greatest port due to Mr. Dabney." He turned at once and immediately 1left the room, when his colleague ccn- aid. It is none the less important to know that the marriages contracted before the parties have reached 20 are to be regretted. The reasons are that the offspring of women who are mar­ ried before 18 inherit the imperfect physical development of their mothers and do not reach mature life with strong constitutions. The healthiest offspring are born to mothers between 20 and 80, who are united to husbands between SO and 40, and it has been found in Europe, where early marriages are very common, that the deaths of children from weak constitutions are twice as large among the children whose mothers were under 20 years of age os they were among the children of mothers who Were over 30. The difference between America and Eu­ rope in this matter of early marriages Is chiefly due to the way In which our girls are able to reach out to self-sup­ port after they have attained a mar­ riageable age. Dr. Cyrus Edson, in the North Amer­ ican, gives important statistics to show that, although in this country the evil of early marriages is not so great as it might be, the number of brides under 20 who were married in New York city in 1891 was 2,889; in 1809. it was 5,959. The number of grooms under 90 years bride, are reported to have been M or *> when they were mxrricd. which fa a healthy ahowing for an American city, and New York fa probably a fair eridenoe for the age of brides In other the glrfa become women at the affe of UdKBowT- 1 oer“’E looted *t it ulowly for ter- ^.BesT. Purest a. Most Ecomomical ' D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie. N. Y., ... ; the look of a dog towurdk a morsel be­ .J U“e»Uonfor the witness;" . ,.Ond Li. reach, for the want of which says that be always keeps Dr. Klints New said tt alien, rising and throwing a ;J0 wttB dying. Such a wretch deserves Discovery In the House and bls family has courageous glance around. -I beg i eompaaslon, and he has mine moat sln- always found tbe very best results follow yonr honors to strike my name from | Mn)1„ ThMe |wople wU1 most prob.. Its use; that he would not be without It, fTO BE OOXTXSUB©.] the docket as counsel tor tVUey Amer- ! bly ^.p^t Mrs Amerson's feelings If procurable. G. A. Dykeman, Druggist, lx it had been of any importance to son In all the cases thereon. And I ; nsalnst his prosecution; but I should CaUklll, N. Y.. says that Dr. King’s New .urprised to hear st any time of Discovery fa undoubtedly the beet cough him, he would have been pleased at the trust that it Is not necessary for me to ■ not remedy; that he has used It in his family suicide.” displeasure apparent on all faces at declare that I had not the most remote 1 for eight years, and it has never failed to Watson’s Interruption. As it was he foresight of the revelations which have I The words seemed prophetic. Im- do all that Is claimed for It. Why not try’ just now been made. My client has I mediately after his exit from the oourtasked: a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial Amerson, returning to hl.home, bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug "Mr. Carruthers, I’ll thank you to in­ antieipated me in withdrawing from form the court of what followed Pearce this contest; but I ask your honors to , mounted hfa horse, and. by a circuit­ Store. Large size 50c and SI.00. issue orders for his apprehension, end ■ OM rerate, leaving tbe town, which ho .Amerson’s demand.” • Specimen CaM*. “Mr. Wiley Amerson answered that I assure your honors that it will give ’ „„ n„,er more, rode to his native me particular pleasure to offer my as: place, where for several months he the will was at his house, and that he S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was would give it to him when he came sistance to the solicitor general In har- dwcit |n entire seclusion from all ax­ troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, ing him sent to the penitentiary." eept the negroes who were upon IL A bis stomach was disordered, his liver was over there that night." "The words ot my brother Watson,” ; few daVB ttfu.r the marriage of Dabney affected to an alarming degree, appetite "Do you know whether or not this quickly said Torrance, "are uf the . wIth Hannah, he disappeared, ami his fell away, and ho was terribly reduced in was dune?" sort I expected to come from the body „a, found on a bunk ofathe Oeo- flesh and strength. Three bottles of "I do not, sir." None over knew whether his Electric Bitters cured him. "Mr. Carruthers; at the execution of mouth of one so far above the uses 1 nee Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Hl., had for which ho was employed by a man death was voluntary or accidental the will, or at the time of demand for a running sore on his leg of eight years’ its surrender, did Pearoe Amerson whoso baseness there was not full op­ |THE EXD.j standing. Used three bottles of Electric portunity for him to discover, nor even make aijy allusion to Mrs. Cullen Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s to suspect. I sympathize in his just Amersonl’” Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and _______ ______ __ __________ "At the making of the will he did indignation at the attempt to avail of , _ r prisoner lodged in one _________ cell of well. John Speaker. Catawba. O., had not. When he called for it he said his admitted great powers in covering ; Chicago police station cannot easily five large fever sores on his leg. doctort It is in- J secure the luxury of a cigarette from that he had come to believe-that Mrs. a fraud of such magnitude. said Iw was incurable. One bottle Electric Amerson was not the kind of a person deed true that he needed to make no > a fellow prisoner in another celt Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Yet I I Among tbe various schemes to which Salve cured him entirely. Sold by W. II. Mr. Wiley Amerson had made him be­ disclaimer of participation lieve, but that she was as virtuous a must beg your honors not to comply I he has been known to resort the fol- Goodyear, the druirrist with his request in the matter t>fxbe- ' lowing is novel and amusing. Along woman as ever had lived or died." “Silence in court!" cried the sheriff ginning a prosecution against that up- , the walls of a station may be seen a happy man. It was the dying wish of I water-trough in which a constant at the demonstration of applause. The best salve in the • world for cuts, mu *r. iu un >mu, wvbu"That question is mmv not In issue, Broth­ j his wife, who seemed to foresee his ' stream of water flows through the dif- bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever er Torrance." ssaid ........... Watson, and" then ' ; ruin, that he should not be made to ferent Cells. The prisoner eager for a sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, ......artful -------------------”• 1 undergo any punishment beyond what sr. oke calls out to some fellow prisoner corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ muttered: "Yon scamp!" "No. my brother Watson, not now. the law would regard needful for the ■ for a cigarette. How will it reach tively cure piles or no pay required. It Tt had been, and was. The honor of vindication of its majesty; and it is j him? The stream of water flows from Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction tbe caveatrix in this case has been now the earnest wish of our client that the cell of the latter to that of the for- or money refunded. Price 25 cents per fully vindicated by the life she has led there shall be no pursuit of him for ■ mer. From an envelope, or such paper box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the At least I trust that • zs may i>c on the person of him who druggist. and by the words of her fathdr-in-law, such a purpose. she will* bo allowed to be the prose- | has the cigarettes, a little paper boat before whom it had been aspeysed.” Car shops at Owosso employs ISO men. Returning to. the witness, he asked: cutrix, and abide her own time for is improvised after the fashion of the Rev. R. N. Middleton, M. E. clergy­ j small boy who plays in brooks and "Mr. Carruthers, recurring to the moving." lime of the execution of that will, As he turned, Mr.’ Flint, who felt it ' ponds. In this the cigarette Is placed, man, Cedar Spring Mich., says; Sleep and rest were strangers to me after preach­ what was done with it after the de­ to be his duty to make some sort of • The signal is given and the bout with — in ■ the tragedy ................................... parture of the old man and the other scene before its close, jtg precious cargo is sent down the ing till i used "Adlronda.” • Now I sleep and wfio had broken away from stream to the other end of the line, soundly and wake refreshed; 1 can heartlwitnesses?'* "Mr. Amerson handed it to me to his keeper, appeared before him, and, where it meetsk with an enthusiastic rvcmnmend "Adlronda.” Sold by W. H. putting his hands upon his shoulders, reception. make a copy of it" _______________ Goodyear. "Did he give any instructions as to begged, with tears, to be let make a With Waman*» Tact. Fenton wants a unlou railway station. few remarks. how’that copy should be made?” Bessie was just finishing her break“He only said that he wanted ne to “May it please this court," cried j fast as papa stooped to kiss her before In cases where dandrnff, scalp diseases be very particular and copy as nigh as Torrance, in a voice high above the im­ going down town. The little one falling and grayness of tbe hair appear, do I could, according to his rule in such passioned din of the audience, “my gravely took up her napkin and wiped not neglect them, but apply a proper things." very dear friend Mr. Elisha Flint de­ remedy and tonic like Hall’s Bair Renewher cheek. sires to offer some words of explana­ “And what wxs that rule?" “What, Bessie,’’ said her father, "To make the copy as nigh • like the tion, and I respectfully bespeak a Clear­ "wiping away papa’s kiss?" A steel lake boat U to be built at Bay ing for one who is well known to be a other as I possibly could." 0 “Oh, no," she said, looking up with City. "Following that rule, being facile in man of veracity and all honor.” a sweet smile, vi’se wubbing it in."— Invalids should remember that the "Johnny Ingram,” plained the good the use of the pen, you had; become Boston Post________ causes of sick and nervous headaches may somewhat dexterous, had you not, in man, not trying to wipe away or keep Tax United States bureau of educa­ the imitation of others’ handwriting?" back the continued flow, ‘and you be promptly removed by taking Ayer’s tion was established in 1807. Billy Simmons, and the rest of you | "I had, sir.” Pilis. These pills speedily correct Irregu­ “What did Mr. Amerson say when jedges that 1 knowed your parents be- I larities of the stomach, liver and bowels, fore you was bonied, if ary one of you J you carried the copy to him?" and are the mildest and most reliable ca­ EARLY MARRIAGES. , “He said 1 had done it very well, very ever knowed me to tell a Ho and stick j . to it, VOU’re welcome to tell it on me. ' R<*«oo Why Bach Are to Be Berrotto*— thartic in use. well indeed, even perfect" Hero and in Earop*. "Back, gentlemen!" called the sher­ I ain’t a-denyin’ that in my old age ! Alma table company has resumed ope­ iff; "them behind are pushing uncom­ I’ve told one and swore to it; but God-1 Though in this country early mar- rations. “— fortable them next the railing. Please amighty know I didn’t know till i riages are less frequent than iu Ev .urope, In many cases, the first woik of Ayer’s Jccms Plainer told me so this mornin’, because here the'occupations of' wom­ be kecrfnl, gentlemen.” Sarsaparilla Is to expel the effects of tbe “ -so -------------------The courtroom, which had capacity that he know my hand-write and I ' en “ are numerous that -nearly for two hundred, was more than full, don’t. But if I has to serve my time in every young woman can maintain other medicines that have been tried In and many, pressed by the overflowing, the pen’tenchapr, that 1 never ex­ herself respectably by earning her vain. It would be a saving of time and climbed unhindered within the bar. pected in all my born days, 1 hope own living, while in Europe the money If experiments took Ayer's Sana . “Have you everseen that will since?" it’ll be took into consid'ration that same class find matrimony almost parilla at fint Instead of at last. hadn't been for that Owen C’ruthera the only avenue through asked Torrance. which Tbe First Michigan cavalry held Its re­ I’d never done it, and I want it knew, they __ ___ escape ____ ,_____ _________ t___ _____ po“I have not sir.” . can from a dependent “I believe it is generally known that that I take back every blessed thing I* aition at home, says the Boston Her- union at Flint Wednesday. on occasion of the probate you were not able to be in court ” “I wasn’t sir; I was st home, bad off with rheumatism.” “80 I learned. Had it not been so, 1 perhaps all litigation in this unhappy issue might have been prevented." He paused, and almost mournfully looked over the dense assembly, as if he x^ould delay the outpour of their indignation. In that brief while Wat­ son, looking fiercely .at his client said: "The hell, Amerson! what is this coming to?" "God knows, Mr. Watson; I don’t” was the answer. In » tone ot apparent carelesaneas, Torrance proceeded. “Mr. Carruthers, look upon this pa­ per and say whether or not yourkignature as a witness is genuine." Glancing at the paper, he answered: “It is, sir.” “Is that the case with the others?" “No, sir; it is not” “By whom were they appended there? And, Mr. Carruthers," he added, his voice risen to disgust that seemed sickening to feel, "by whom was that paper—text, clauses, and attestations —by whom was the whole of it writ­ ten?*’ “By me, sir." "The witness is with you. Brother Wateon." “Hand me that paper," safe] Watson, in a tone of angry command. My Clothes are whiter,my Health better, my Labor lessr -Grin Uke a Cheshire Cat.” "Well, well! Didn’t ever hear of a ‘grin like a Cheshire cat?’ Why, you see, a man down iu Cheshire had a cat which grinned and grinned until their was noth­ ing left of tbe cat but the grin, just as some scrofulous people, who don’t know of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, get a > vngh, and then cough and cough anti* tiiere is nothing left of them to erect a monument to but the cough.” The ‘Golden Medical Discovery” Is the most effective, anti-billtoos, anti-dyspeptic, strroxth-tlvlng remedy exl.nL For weak lunn, flngerinx conchy .pitting of blood, •orotul. .ore,, plapte and nicer,. It la a wonderful and efficacious remedy. Send b sente to stampe for a book (100 p«e«, co Cbeee diseases end tbelr core. Addres. World’s DUpensaay Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. . Dr. Pierce’, Pellet, cure constipation, plln. «lek bcd.cbr, and Indlputlon. or dj«tepsl«- Chicago. Reduced «r«m orum bibltory; indeed all the great Reviews have been too high In price for tbe nii«i of intelligent readers. But now tbe number of readers of thoughtful literature - tr.cn and women who wish really to know what Is going on in the world out­ side the narrow limits of particular sects and parties--is great enough In the United State* to warrant m revolutionary a reduction In price. Tbe Forum dlacuaaca important aabfacU. bat tt U not dull. The literature of contempt hmmo«u activity is, Id tact, the moat interesting of all Utcratare. American citizenship implies that n raaa shall know the opinions of tbe iormost men •ad th* latest great achievements In every direction of activity. SIZE AND QUALITY UNCHANGED. ne Fem h ww u eheap al the nagailaea of nerv eatertalnoeiit. THE CHEAPEST, THE LARGEST. THE BEST, OF THE GREAT EEMCWE The Work Hly Triton £i ONE YEAR fOR OHLY $ 1.00, CASH NMbVdNCE. There are now ten Looms tn tbe course of constriction In Fenrilte. Address all orders to TTb«j ata was a Child, allo cried for Caittoria. When she had CWklreo, she gave them Castoria. Idreri Oryfoi THE HASTINGS BANNER. �Banner. 18w' -Ttartday. Oct—w* n. COOK. U***1 For Colds, CoiigH.-Croup. Influpnza, and Bronrfli: Its, U?d 1 AVEKS I CHERRY PECTORAL the ljy.it ■ of ali anodyne ' expectorant#. Prompt to act, Sure tp Cure ---- BUSINESS cards. J'1 ES M iiAKKIL v.i'tiont’er. :-,re. . . - Mich. . <i>tcc to have an auction . t?:.vi* bod large experience . : ..ttarfacilon. Terins reiwon S3t*. r?Al.'!KTlgfc y- V , ■ j. M. SMITH. X ANU REAL ESTATE PAi.MrRTQN * SMITH a -■ .1 i-pertiulty. Woodland, Mich •. r E . .1 Loyal K. Kn&ppen. ArtaurC. IVnlwn. . . UMITEN* DENI8ON, 1 aWYRBR. .!' • . Michigan Trust Co. Bldg;. (jirnn-I Rapids. Michigan. R* JKK, M. D.. ’ i, luu and Surgeon. :r.i* . • - Mich. -:. . fended day or night. Of­ 4 .. > •...... S tiooc and shoei store 3 .. . <'/eexey. Attorney at law. i. Hastings. Mich. <*ot . t»- of the fitata. Cob It! . . . . y attend rd to. i M. A'" / II. LAXiiROV, p jhto Physician and Siiruvoi: • • '. H.* ’Goodyear^ New Bi> a!!- : £ p:* aptly attended to. i".NEU M. D.. Physician and Surgeon, • Mich. h: re. * ;. one bio** o»t of depot A C. H. BARBER Phy -ions aud Surgeons. /a city ur county resjonded to with proiii: t:: -5. day ur night HELDON, i and Kcal Estate Office. It Blocx. Hasting*. , ou Real Eeats Rea! E«tate ion. G-neral conrevaiMMug. ■t of Abstract Books. eem.!». ran fttni'.*h cw.piete r. F. HROOKS. CScrt Common Council met tn regular newton Friday eve. Oct 19th. *84. Mayor Greusel presiding. Present at rod call. Aid. Bennett Hlcko, Huffman, Osborn and Wetoaert Absent at roll call, Aid. Buaby, Tinkler and Waters. Minutes ot last meeting read and approv­ ed. Aid. Waters took bls seat Aid. Busby took hit seat Tne Common Council ot lhe city ot Hastings ordains that section thirty five ot an ordinance entitled "An ordinance pro­ viding for the organization and regulation ot a fire department In the city of Hastings, and fur protection against fire,M adoptad the 16th. day of September 1887 be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows:—Each member of said fire department shall be paid from the fire fund ot said city tbe sum of twenty dollars per annum. Tbe Chief ot said fire depart­ ment >bali be paid from the fire fund of said city lhe sum ot thirty five dollars per annum and the Assistant Chief of said fire department shall lx* paid from the fire fund of aald city the sum of thirty dollars per annum, payable tn the months of June and December of each year. Ayes, Bennett, Busby. Hicks, Huffma Osborn. Weisaart and Waters. Nays, None. dMoved by Aid. Osborn that the stre.e cum. be authorise d to repair gutter be tween C. K. A 3. R. R. and cor. of Creek and Greeu St. at Fords Hotel. Carried. Ayts. Beunelt, Bueby, Hicks, Huffman, ♦sboru, WeiMert and Walers. । Nava, None. The following labor accts, audited: J. Mullen 10.80 M. McPharlin 4,55 H. E. * I. Works • 11.90 । Kalamazoo, Hastings Cons. Co coall 34,62 J. Inchboalt ,58, ’ * ' ,65 B. ~ R. Cotant neuralgia. •• IT THE "SEVEN DEVILS SCRIPTURE? Dunkirk and Carefully InTMtlrate<l by a Rlade Reporter fur - the Baseflt of the MedU cal Fraternity. From the Toledo Blade. v.Tl,e..phj^lclMn8 and inhabitants or Dun­ kirk. Hardin County. O.. are astonished at ba'mlet1 b*PP*nlng in that usually quiet E«port. to the .ute boanl of health ( house for repainting that has been by »ixty-s<x observer* in different: pajntrd in the first place with cheap P“?i. "Ut'. Jurl°r W“k ready-mixed paints, than it would ended October 18 show that infix mma- । tion of lhe bowels incroased. and that cholera Infantum and cholera morbus decreased in area of prevalence. Consumption was reported at 985 places, scarlet fever at forty, typhoid fever at eighty, diphtheria at thirty-three, measles at two, and smallpox at Detroit, Manchester and Rives township. * . , . . . , tO have painted it twice With Stnctlead, ground in pure , " 1 Iy pure white I linseed oil 1 j i ' Strictly Pure White Lead <Hld Fellow* Elect OAoer*. At the annual encampment of the 9.50 Dunkirk i» a Utile village, half way be­ I forms a permanent bare for repaint8,95 tween Toledo and Columbus, ou tbe Prnn- Michigan odd fellows in Hillsdale the 9,00 J^vanla and Ohio Central rpada, and Mr. following officers were elected and in­ I ing and never has to be burned or scraped off on account of scaling ,60 V. F. Broseke, a leading German cltlzeu, stalled: 3,00 keeps tbe city flour mills. He has oneaon Josiah Dandy. Grand Rapid*, grand patrl or tracking. It is always smooth arch; Henry Mesner. Newaygo, grand high , and clean. To be sure of getting 2,70 and three daughters—all grown. 1.85 Miss Anna Roseke. tho second daughter priest; Frank Sheppord. Cheboygan, grand J strictly pure white lead, purchase senior warden; William Skinner. Fort Gratiot. I 4.87 I« a young woman 98 years old. It is her grand junior warden.- Appointive offleera: j any of the following brands: 5.84 renjtrkable slrkueas aiyl still more remar­ Robert Donovan. Charlotte, grand marshal; N. "•* "Mariay," ------- " 6.02 kable cure that lias startled tbe doctor., A. Metz, Marquette, grand inside sentinel: I '• Anohor," Fred Ckldings “ Shipman," Sokatein,” .60 and astonished her relatives and friends. Earl Fairbanks, Luther, grand outside »ontl- । Stanley & Radford rp». and toola '• Armstrong A MoKelvy,” ‘ '•oathern, ” learning that Miss Roseke was at pres­ “ Beymer-Bauxaan,’ C. O. Freer 23.75 "lad Beal,’’ W. F. Hicks. Farmers Betas Robbed. “ Davis-Chambers." Moved by Aid. Hicks that the above M C. IL IL Co. ,80 ept In Toledo, and buarding at No. 833 “Celliar," Sagirtaw county farmers complain „ •‘Fahneatac’:.’’ F. H. Barlow A Co. 12,25 Mulberry St, a representative of the Blade resolution be adopted. l*oeL For Colors.—Niuooat Lead Co.’s Pur* H. Barnaby oil 3,60 called <»n her. Upon being requested to bitterly of the depredations of thieves I White Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Waters. Lead Tinting . Colors, a one-pound can relate the peculiarities ot her recent sick­ Nays, Huffman, Osborn and Welssert* Moved by Aid. Hicks that the accts, be ness and subsequent care, the young lady who make raids on their cellars, po- J to * 75-pound keg of Lead ud mix your own Sax-cs time and annoyance la matching Resolved, that the sewer ou Broadway allowed and orders drawn on respective said: . tato patches, etc., and sell the farm j paint*. shades, and insures tbe best paint that it is pos­ St. Ixi extended from the north side of funds for same. Carried produce in Saginaw. John M.*Kier-| sible to put on wood. “1 am glad that you havtscalled. and Send us postal card and get our book on Green street to a point in the centre of Ayes, Bennett,* Busby, Hicks, Huffman, willing my name should be made public, al nan. of Birch Run, had 100 pounds of . paints und acolor-card, free; it will probably save Broadway SL Two hundred and thirty two Osborn and Waters. you a good many doltrzsgood cannot help but result to some other butter stolen out of hia cellar, and (299) feet south of north line of said Green Nays, Weteaert. NATIONAL LEADZCO. poor sufferer. For many years our family Bridgeport farmers report many hun-1 St. ami that the following lots be assessed Aid. Welssert excused. Chicago Branch. lived in Faitnontli, Kentucky. Nine years dreds of bushels of potatoes that have * State and Fifteenth Streets. Chicago. for same. 876, 877, 911, 878. 879, 909, Moved by Aid. Hicks that bill for work ago at the age of 19, I began to suffer vanished from their furrows. 875 and 880. . done in 3 and 4 wds. be allowed and order from neuralgia in the ! ead. Tbe pain drawn on ’J wd. and Gen. Hlg. C. H. Vbiuoiis. nearly killed me. The neuralgia then Moved by Aid. Walers that tbe above be Aid. Osborn excused. Thomas Knox, a farm hand working j sealteivd all over my system, but was adopted. Carried. Motion Prevaled, worse In the stomach. Six physicians at j on Callaghan’s farm west of Bay City, Ajws, Bennett. Busby. Hicks, Huffman, Ayes. Bennett, Busby. Ricks, Huffman, Falmouth and vicinity treated me for sev­ did his chores in tbe morning, then Osborn, Welssert and Waters. and Waters. eral years. My father paid out hundreds ' went into the bam and hung himself .Nays, None. of dollar* fur ttsclr services. I became in a stall, being dead when discovered Specifications for sewer on Broadway St On Motion of Aid. Hicks council adj. worse and worse as time advanced. I was a few minutes later. He had often from south end of sewer now laid to a till Nov. 2nd. ’V* • given up to die. After meals my stomach said that he would hang himself, as point south of Green SL distant 928 feet. would distress me terribly, and at times 1 his mother died the same way, and he E. G. Holbrook, Said sewer to be constructed of 8 vitrified Recorder, would netrly choke to death. 1 could not would follow her example. or salt glazed newer pipe of best quality. drink tea or coffee and could eat but little. *awLoin It seemed as If what little food 1 did eat The city of Hastings Is tn furnish all ma­ Stock Fed on Wheat. I would ferment at once. 1 became weak, terial and the contractor is to furnish all Reports made by several hundred Common Council met in special session I the labor to construct the same In n very weak. Night and day 1 prayed fur correspondents from as many sections Monday eve. Oct 22nd. ’94. relief in death. good and workmanlike manner. Tlte con­ of the state show that 18 per cent., or Mayor Greusel presiding. I Two. years ago we moved to Dunkirk, tractor Is to leave the street and all cross­ Present at roll call. Aid. Busby, Osborn, i Ohio. The four physicians there were one-fifth, of tbe wheat crop ot Michi­ walks in as g(K»d condition as they <ere Huffman, Welssert and Waters. called, one after another. One railed my gan is being fed to stock. Most of this Immediately proceeding the construction of Absent at roll call, Aid. Bennett Hicks trouble heart disease. Another said it is now being fed to hogs. Later it the sewer. At all points where the sewer and Tinkler. “Cellolotd” Collars and Ccffs was a> ute dvspepsia. Instead of improv­ will be fed more extensively to other passes under monument*' marking St or , Rending cf mlns, of last meeting post­ ing 1 continued to grow worse. One day stock and the precentage will materi­ arc made by covering a linen collar or section lines, tbe aewer must lx* tunneled poned. cuff with “celluloid,” thus making ally increase. last spring my father read of a case simi ­ under the same In such manner as not to .Aid. Osborn and Welssert refusing to lar to mine In the Cincinnati Enquirer. them strong, durable and waterproof. disturb the said raonnmenta. The Illes Found the Commlaaioncr* Guilty. act as members of the Fin. Com. the Mayor It told how a medicine called Dr. Will ­ must be laid perfectly true to line and When wiled they can be cleaned by The special committee at Bay City ’ appointed Aid. Busby and Waters to liil iams’ Pink pills had cured a lady of neu­ grade as Indicated in tbe profile on file in vacancy. simply wiping off with a wet doth. ' ralgia of the stomach. The symptons and appointed to investitrnte the expend!- j the Recorder® office, ami the said profile te Moved by’Aid- Huffman that the Fin. experience were exactly the same as mine. tures of the counts' road commission i No other waterproof goods arc made hereby made a part of these specification<t* Com. be authorized to borrow 8500 and 1 became at once interested and hopeful reported the board guiltv of tmsap-1 with this interlining, consequently no The tile» must be firmly bedded In plaed Mayor and Recorder instructed to draw My father went to Upper Sandusky the propriations, and charged it with the • other goods can possibly give satisfac­ by packing the earth around the same, ant order on Cimt fund for same. Carried. next day and purchased a 1k>x of Pir\k expenditure of nearly 93.000 for the tion. Do not forget that every piece the joints made tight with Portland Omen’ Ayes. Busby, Huffman, Osborn, Waters Pills. iToiunu-nred taking them last May | purpose of draining a farm belonging and allowed to “set” before “filling in’ and Wtlsseft. cf the genuine is stamped as follows: and began to improve so rapidly that tbe to one of the commissioners. These joints must be made tight enough so Nays, None. . . whole village wa- Interested. The docthey will not leak water. Each tile must Found Dead In Bod. On Motion council adjourned. । ton were surprised but admitted tnat the lie nicely cleaned out and all surplus ce­ E. G. HOLBROOK. Pink Pills were a Godsend to me. I used Gen. William Francis Reynolds, ment removed a* fast as laid leaving no­ Recorder. 13 boxes in all. The neuralgia is entire- aged 74 years, a gallant soldier in the thing In them to retard tbe flow sewerage. । ly gone. My stomach Is strong and Mexican and civil wars, was found MARKw In filling in “the trenches” the earth must healthy, my appetite good, and any sleep dead in bed at his home in Detroit He be packed so as to leave It as near as pos­ is peaceful. 1 came to Toledo, November spoke at a church meeting the pre­ SYMPTOMS OF CHRONIC CA­ Insist upon goods so marked and re­ sible in the same condition In which it was 9th. prepared to finish my musical ednen- vious evening and retired apparently TARRH. fuse anything else if offered. If your found .nd .specially J””1* *” tioir. which my sickness compelled me to in his usual health. He died of heart dealer jdoeB not keep them you can abafidon nine years agn. I attend tbe ailed In. the ««>> “>“* »• PackcU 10 m,l“ procorb a sample from us direct by a. solid as possible. in order to prevent musical department at the Ursuline Con­ failure. He leaves a widow. the nionuroenu from settling. or (stUnx A I>i*c«tiT*<ed Invalid Rr*lovert to Health vent. 1 dislike a newspaper notoriety and enclosing amount and stating size and ■ml Htipplnc"». only consent to this-dntervlew to let the out ot place. The tile must not be rruilred whether stand-up or tumed-down col-. William D. Trombley began suit in world know mv experience ami faith in upon until utter they bare been iar is wanted. Collars 25c. each. Cufis Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and the hop*’ of Detroit against John H. Seitz to set with lo«ec»rU>. Mideare must be taken Catarrh of the stomach causes a condition aside the deed he gave to the latter of 50c. pair. * saving the life of some other poor sufferer not to llitow stones or deavy coimps of his interest in the Chauvin farm. He earth uoon them from the bank -hleh known as dyspepsia or indigestion. It usu­ whose case has l»eeu pronounced hope­ alleges misrepresentation and fraud. would hare a tendency to disturb th«m ally results from catarrh In the tyroaL but less.” Miss Broseke is an intelligent and well His interest is worth 3125,000. Seitz and break tbe Joints. There will be "lamp sometimes occurs in people who.have never 427-439 Broadway, New York. holes" every 200 fl. andThese placedwill where in- had catarrh elsewhere. The symptoms of educated lady of natural refinement. Her was to pay 850,000. dlcared on t’be prottie. be• nmde honesty is unquestioned. Her whole ap­ of dyspepsia arc: liver complaint, bilious ­ pearance is now a picture of health. Her with S Inch tiles and proSeeled ’rl‘b «"> Julius Lichtenberg, one of-the school Iron curb and corer at the surface also Sxt ness, sour stomach, water-brash, bloating cheeks are rosy, her eyes are bright, and Ybrancbea will be Inserted opposite all after eating, constipation, piles and in her every^move Is Indicative of perfect inspectors at Detroit, under indict­ ment for receiving a br.be, probably health. lot. on each .Ide ot the Street In laylnK many ram low splri^. dizzy head, symDr. Williams’ Pink Pills are now given fatally shot himself. three Branches where depth will to the public as an unfailing blood builder The Saginaw Coal company, at Sebe­ they ibould <» w elev.lest as ro brluy u. । pathetic heart palpitation, pain, Indiges­ and nerve restorer, coring all forms of waing. will abandon its mine work­ na™ TRADB MARK nnner << theThere » lol will 't asbehlrt a. the rojot part the pipe. at Iea4 IT tion. and looseness'of the bowels. Pe-ru-na weakness arising from a watery condition Wheeler’s and Man-a-lin. taken according to direct­ of the blood or shattered nerves, two fruit­ ings, as there is danger of a collapse of ot these Y Brancb<» and 5 lamp h.lre. ions on the bottle, will cure every one. ful causes of most every ill that flesh Is heir th$ walls and roof. Mrs. John Dyer burst a blood vessel Durini the construction ot the rewer lhe ,tire? m™ be encumbered a. little « p®- । The following is a specimen of tbe letters to. These pills are also a specific for the troubles peculiar to females, such as sup­ in her right leg at her home in Bay slble with the malertsl. In order that the received from patients: pressions, all forms of weakness, chronic City and expired immediately, leaving IVerve O. S. McQuillan. Spring Hill. Iowa, constipation, bearing down pains, ete., five small children motherless. •treet may bo kept OP«“ lh* of tbe work shore *>eel6ed will J*1-' writes; '‘Four years ago last fall my stom­ and in the case of men will give The annuel meeting of the Universalformed under the direction of a ach. without previous warning, refus­ relief and effect a permanent cure in all ista of Michigan was held at Char­ -posrnvZLV cvrbstendent or committee appointed by the cases arising from mental worry, over­ lotte, and Rev. Lee S. McCollestcr, of Common Council of the City of Hastings. ed to perform its functions, and I soon lost work, or excesses of whatever nature. | Detroit, was elected president food forced The pills are sold by all dealers, or will ,nd must be thoroughly and well done re­ strength. During this Emory Allen, a well-known resident cording to the Intent ot there bpeclOcations through inv stomach by uiun< cathartics. be sent post paid on receipt of price, (A0 of Hartland, dropped dead while sit­ It being understood that aald Superintend. Sleeplessness and all derangements e„^r &uee»"»®«»o re.pon.lb I- With flesh wasted away, afrenffu exhaust­ ting in a chair at his home. He was . Nervous System. 68 years of age. Itv for damage to persons propertj in ed so that It took all of my energy to Pvcn zi?n^ueiiceVf “caving in” or of the banks of While drilling a well at Big Rapids get into a bath tub. hopes all gone. I began a vein of gas was struck at a depth of to take Pe-ru-na and Man-a-Ifn, following tario. ____________ ___ 51 feet, after going through a vein of Foor Digestion free advice which Dr. Hartman gave me. clay over 30 feet thick. Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from nesa. frrtlulDCM. peevishM**, In a short titpe I could eat nourishing opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. OcL 19th. 1894. c H osbobx. An armory to cost 85,000 is being LendR •• TietV* cand ^.*1 misery. Hood * food, and Uie piles, kidney trouble and enronte 'medy. It tones Uie ttpin- talked of at Menominee. Business M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand’ Rap­ SthWptfftute.and gives a relish to John Weis«bbt. constipation disappeared. Flesh, strength, act! <*.r«atr< aAflpprt. )(XMj amt gives healthy men of the' city are the leaders in the a> (Mich.)Ravings Bank, says he cannot rar W. D- Bkmxktt. loo much tn favor ot • Adtronda," Wheeler*! It makes . of the body. Dike movement ‘and a splendid appetite returned, and I W. F. Hicks. Heart and Nerve Cure. netlouto ail the 'IllaCVBKs, The Saginaw valley cities will be Haod’star Hood's 3 vrsapu Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine Moved by Aid. Busman that the .bore went to work. united by an electric railroad next Co.. Cedar Spring*. Mich. Sold by. , 'rite cathartic For treatise on catarrh, coughs, colds, season. . sonstipation, and all climatic diseases of With everyone who tries tiicnf. Fred Bar and Hiram Kiefe, state Osborn. Welreert and W.terawinter, send for Family Physician No. 2. school boys who ran away from Jack­ HASTINGS. MICH. 5*TLIh'!nAld Huffman that tbe plans If The Hahy la Cutting TMt*. Address Tbe Pe-ru-na Drag Manufactur­ ’led son several days ago, were located at Be sure and use that old an4 ” Big Rapids and taken back. ing Company, Columbus. Ohio. remedy. Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syn«V>* children toetai ng. It aoothvathe child. * At the annual meeting In Boston of tin* gum*, allays all ^Jn<TJ$Siv-flve •• National Horscahoers’ association La the best remedy lor dlarrhtra. Twenty five ^^V^Udi.^seper.U.y. j p ^ cklcy, of Detroit, was elected rents a bottle.________________ Geo. Thurble, of Gaylord, was killed president. °*rj£ Bennett. Burtr. Hlekfc Huftnmn. by a falling tree near Atlanta. The veterans of the First Michigan O,b^. Welssert .nd Waters. There are thirty-four Tvung Men’s Engineers' and Mechanics held their reunion at Marshall. Thirty-three Nays, wri„„rt that the street Christian Associations in the state. years ago this fall they rendesvouzed Moved by Aid. Wel.sentin. There were ninety births and slxty-fivo at that place. , road tn lint wd, Huffman.. Carried. . deaths In Allegan township in 1893. CTy^“«t^y. acks, A tramp entered the house of Joseph Workmen on tbe Quincy works struck Wells, of Adams township, during the Osborn. Welssert and WaUra. Thursday for an Increase in wages. absence of the family and stole about SWi.^“tld Hicks that Aid. Waters8100 in money and then fired the prem­ Five cars on tbe Grand Rapids and Indi­ board ot Kegi. ana were ditched near Cadillac Thursday. ises. The plant of the Upper Michigan the cream of Cod-liver Oil, with A new M. E. church will be dedicated at Brewing company at Iron Mountain Hypophosphites, is forSpeaker, Sanilac county, Sunday, October was ordered sold to satisfy the claims ostoro, welreert and Waters. of the National Loan <t Investment w.urertthat Ald.Busby. company and the Third national bank Earl Sullivan bad his left arm taken off ot Boar.! ot Brecon of Detroit, amounting to 869.070. at tbe elbow Thursday In a Manistee saw •l^'Sn^Busbx Hie* Huffman. Bronchitis, In a fight at a disrepuable house at mill. Rapid River Jesse Papineau was seri­ Weak Osborn. Welreert and Water. Consumption, ously shot Naya, Non*thiu AW. Huffman DrafneM Cannot bo Cured. Fire destroyed the plant of the Ply­ Flesh, K^’S-mC “ Brei.tr.Uon and hr inra) a-.Dllcation*. as they cannot rnaeb tbe mouth Air Rifle company at Plymouth. dtalw-d otlb.ow. There I. Lom. *9.000. * JiXcur. rie^nre'. Ml UU »h» “ Du Bivaro folio Boult." Weak.Babies. "Tyre BusiJ. Hicks. Huffman. I remedta. DehtoBMl. owned by an laJames Green, a Kalamazoo harness­ aSud coudltiM of tbe mucou* lining of tbe Oaboro^ Welsrert and Waters. EuftSffan Tube. When this tube gels nt!> maker. was found dead in his bed. He Poor Milk, hare a rumbling aound or Imperfect SffirlS whra it Is ectirely'ctowdDeaf- probably committed suicide. that the re Hick, dreb^tre M following labile result, and unices the taflamrnatloa A shortage of upward of 82,000 was ^^Uon at tbe coming mji be taken ou? and this tube restore'! to ita said to hav* been found in the ac­ counts of T. D. Meads, ex-rcoeiver of in fact, for all conditions call­ 'Tre iard-SUmleys Birekamith abop. ing for a quick and effective the land office a£ Marquette. ....... Coldwater citizens organized the uoun'tiuttu^ SruJftr Pumfkltl. Frn. C- R. OSBORN, Local Agant. Hastings s°d “ ZcaoneUBooma. Branch County Humane society, with IcMiaBw.., ST. AllOruggift,. Me.BBdll. 11^1’* '3“«W”c..S£ 'raTS&To: O. X. Suoauts O. P. & T. ▲. Cbiraro .. —TarrereHaH, 1st-floor. N. P. Loveridge as preaident. Moved by A kt Bennett that the eu> | isrsoid by Druciiats. 78c. W. Beadle F. Beadle U Beadle L. Warner H. Warner Jas. Shea 8. Wiley * IL C. Waters W. Melton Ed. Holbrook EtLumio The Celluloid Company, I. COLGKOVE. Attorney at Law --or t T Smith it Culgrove.) - tn tnuun block. HasUnn.) b all the courts of the suite. A.!' J <Ovt. . ajJton, ___________ __ __ _______ _ m.'t.CiJiii’. soft ha State 'V»UecUOTr. p*enp’i•„ t’ea'itrw to. L R TIMMERMAN, Homapathk Phy * • rlclau and Surgeon. ' 'J«-P ovtr lAtbrop’s drug store.) LOCAL NEWS. ‘ CIKCyL/ITION • Tais wnek. . 95 quires. iHereafter, changes for advertisements mu-t reach this oftfce Tuesdays at latest tG im-^n- Insertion in the issue of the week wpcu ’iwught n itrila teuotn ran*e.« death, but permits lire on In misery. Hood's Sarsa•srev dj’pepaia and alt stomach trou- F. 'iristhti best thing to extinguish ig gasolihe. i Bunton HaibAr has raised 8200 for the qaivi r-ity extension lectures. t- thousand were estimated to have l^-ii pn nt at Ujc Eaton county Sunday iiltoni Rally pt Charlotte last week. I rOn thv closest ;Missible estimate there w?r. 510.000 bushels of peaches shipped in«u the wv<ern Michigan peach belt this seas-r.) Insides those used at home. ! Th*: Michigan crop report for October say- that in Barry county about forty per ®nt of the wheat crop will be fed to stock. Fitrn; generally will sell their corn and oa:< and feed tbe wheat. Tbe Barnett Produce company of Three Rivets M*nt the Inter Ocean a cabbage Dua-nriBg four and a half feet in circuiB* ference, and weighing twenty six pound?. Thai w:il be a hard one to beat A Kalatuazoo county farmer Is said to be in the habit of bnying all tbe dead horses he can find to boil up and feed to his bogs. 11 th- charge ran be proven no punisb;b too severe for such a fiend. Last Monday J. J. England purchased a W of E. I;. Garringer of Sunfield, which was probably the largest specimen of swine «'• -i shipped from this station. The bog in question was a three-forth Poland China and one-focth Berkshire and tipped the scale.- at 760 pounds. He was viewed by roany wondering eyes and created qqite a Sensation.—Woodland News. Little Marion Gordon, of Saugatuck aged six years, Is a phenomenon. She has th? strength of a full grown man and can row a boat better than the old timers. She i'»s given lessons during the past summer to the summer visitors there. She also has a strange power over tbe animate workLs She baa a pet frog which ahe has trained to do all aorta of peculiar things. H£3£tiure HEflfiT DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration. Epilepsy, UNEXCELLED FOR— Your Daily Bread ScottS Emulsion Coughs, Colds, Soro Throat, Lungs, Loss of Emaciation. Crowing Children, Mothers’ Scrofula, Anaemia; ' © la no <foubt a matter of some concern to you, . but not to when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when the city should get a . cheap iu.:rbat^! City Bakery. Hot uA a . coffee at all hours ot~. the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. fl. E. REMKES, FROF’K. Michigan Central isa'iss Si Bs I fs .... WlWlfc'aftS 8u!,°“-..... f&iM I* Salts Buuon,. �--—7— — ASTINGS BANNER i COOK. wamp and BTtOe.. Tbe tody Maneabee’a will give a chlokim pie social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nicboh, Friday evening Oct. 36. A large crowd and a good time to expected. Iryta* Mrs, John Sandborn and aon of Battle Mr*. Fuff was on the sick list Saturday. Creek spent a few days last week with thte Alma Strong and Grace Hendershott formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Mantle. drove to l<ak«* Odessa last week to riaIt Walter Macomber and wife of Augusta, Mr. and Mre. Grant Macomber and Mr. L. Mm. Will Gillett Joint Robertson went to Grand Rapids Mcaomber of Battle Creek spent last Sun­ day with their father Z. Macomber of this last Thursday. John Rogers has raised his house and is place. bavins a good wall put under it Miss Pearl Brotherton has spent a few Fred Cunningham has been drawing logs days in tbe past week with her sister in for Hubbard and Hendershott and it la Comstock. expected that the mill will start Id a few * day#. The tannera ire all rejoicing over the rain last week. Sooth H Mt inc* Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hunt returned from Every body to glad to see the rain. Lowell Friday. Apple buyers are quite plenty around Bert Everhart of Wayland was at this lhto*ectton. The ladiro of the W. C. T. U. are place Sunday. A. C. Hunt and wife and Reua Mlnar going to have a Conundrum banquet iu the spent Sunday at Mr. Hail’s. near future. Mrs. Warren of Grand Rapids Is visiting Preaching next Sunday at 2 o’clock by at this place. Rev. Grijcroy. Mr.-. Henrv Havens Is taking treatment Mrs. Addle Crispe is in Plainwell this week. . of a Dr. in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pierson spent Sunday The Misses Alice and Edna Hall are with Jud Pritt and wife near Middleville. vtoilin^ in Ohio. . Mrs, Moore is working in the hotel at Middleville. Carlton. Miss Ines Parks is working for Mrs. Flue fall weather. Armstrong in her sisters place, while tbe JvSs<V« ster was treated to a surprise latter visits friends in Ohio. party front his young friends Wednesday Mrs. Nell Knickabatiker spent Sunday evening. at this place. Allred Raymond and wife were in the Mrs. Allen of near Middleville spent last Valley city over Sunday. The report Is that week with her daughter Mrs. Williamson. Mr. R. is preparing to make Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Al Bragg, Earl Bragg and bls future home. wife of Leighton and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis­ Mrs. Arthur Kenyon and Mrs. Robt. ter of Wayland spent Sunday at J. C. Whitney started for Montgomery Alabama Jordan's. last Wednesday. . Mr. M. Lebeh and wife spent Sunday at J. Gdcll’s; Fred Parmater was at Marshall Saturday Judd Carpenter has returned from Clin­ and Sunday. ton Co. where he has been for several Two weeks from to night (Friday) there mouths visiting. will lx? a county social at Chas. Abbey’s Geo. Van. Dyke of Devitte, Clinton Co. given by the school for the purpose of get­ is visiting J6hn Carpenter's. ting money to buy a bell, the present beil Oils Landon and family and Anna Scrib­ being cracked. The supper will be an ner are visiting in Calhoun county. oyster supper and the boys are expected to Jas. Covert is drawn to go to Grand guess the county seat of the county or girl Rapids as U. b. iurymau. that they get Come every pody. Mrs. Bates of Woodland visited C. L. The ladles Aid met with the Pres. Mrs. Smith and wife. Frost Thursday at ten o'cluck. There was a quilting at Mrs. O. Landon’s Mr. and Mrs. L. Dean returned from last Tuesday fur the benefit ot the Door. Leroy Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John O’Conner were treat­ Mabel Newton has been at Battle Creek ed to a sufprise party last Thursday eve two weeks. by their many friends here. “The ould Ada Moore was home from Battle Creek peop’i ” report a good time. last week. . A. W. Scott is going to move to Battle * Shults. Creek this week or nexL Hon. Perry Mayo Nominee for Ll<?ut. Chas. Wilson has moved to Orangeville and old Hr. and Mrs. Jordan are left alone. Gov. Peoples party spoke Monday evening Wyman Newell attended the Assembly at the town hail. Mr. and Mrs. John Tasker were al Edgar meeting at Tekuusha over Sunday. S. A. Stanley and wife visited relatives Tylers at Vermontville Saturday and in Otsego and South Haven and attended Sunday. A good many from here will attend the Saints meeting at Grand Junction last Y. P. 8. C. E. convention at Lacey to­ week. morrow. Chester Babcock has moved into the COUNTY NEWS. house lately vacated by Chas. Eddy, and Chas. Holbrook will occupy bisown house. Patrick St John lost a.horse last Tuesday. Mrs. G. M. Hudson is visiting in Ohio. Mrs. S. Anderson of Kalamazoo visited her parents here last week. F. L. Pierce and family spent Sunday at H. M. Merritts. O. L. Heath and wife and baby Kate visited at Fred Zerbeis last Thursday and Friday. Last week Wednesday while Henry Co­ boon was picking apples the ladder broke, throwing him to the ground breaking three ribs and otherwise Injuring him. Dr. Drake is the attending physician. Mrs. Rose Gibsou nee Hiuds of Petoskey is visiting her parents here. Clovarwala. The hunting party who went from here to the northern peninsula are expected home this week. A. McCollum has gone north on a busi­ ness trip. A kilo of 200,000 brick is being burned by Bales and Pennol thin week. The evaporator continues to receive a large supply of apples and will probably run for some time yet Replogle and Osgood shipped COCO bbls, of their dried fruit to Chicago last week. Job on town. S. S. Fisk and mother are visiting relatires in Kalamazoo. The fine weather of the post few days ____ has been agreeable to the manufacture of cider and all other branches of farm work. Chas. Nichols went to Battle Creek on Saturday. , Mrs, Peter l>aqnay has been visiting rela­ tives and old acquaintances in this vicinity for a few davd past. We understand that tbe Collins, Pettengi 11 chicken suit came to naught on account of the non appearance of the defendant at the hour appointed. Gilbert Hunt who boards al Fred Nye’s has just received a visit from his adopted daughter and husband. Frank Moon is transporting considerable quantities of Irish lemons to Battle Creek. Political oratory has not thundered forth In Johnstown this fall and it is just as well. We are in far greater need of tbe kind of hunder that precedes rain. Henry Cullar and daughter Miss Lillie spent Sunday in Freeport. Messrs John Naglar, C. G. Holbrook, C. W. Jordan and Hale Kenyon ot Has­ tings. attended tbe speech in Freeport Saturday evening. Hon. Geo. Farr of Grand Haven spoke to tbe people of Freeport and vicinity from Its reported Herb Sprague goes into the a republican stand point Saturday evening. Joo. Parker and wife visited Dr. H. C. fur business especially for fur. O. S, Wolfe and lady of Grand Rapids Peckham and wife Sunday. H. C. Pockham, N. Brayton, E. A. Ken­ are visiting their many friends here. A goodly number of E. Bevlers friends yon and John Yarger attended K. P. lodge ^gathered at their home in Woodland on at Hastings Monday evening. Stella Yarger Is-now a member of S. -Saturday evening to remind them of their । 22nd. wedding anniversary. A good was Roush’s family, U. B. quarterly meeting was held at ■ reported by all present Yes Woodland played with the Grove Parmelee last Saturday p. in. and Sunday. nine being the third game and beating each Many from here attended. Geo. Northrup will locate at Lake Odessa time. . Andrew Townsend now goes to the iu the drag business. Rev. G. W. Mylne returned from bis . north woods taking two teams. visit Saturday. Miss Blanch Wood Is on tbe sick list. Tbe M. E. L. A. S gave an autumn soc­ ial Wednesday evening at Union hall. Fillmore. Mrs. Dell Godfry has friends from Brook­ field visiting her. Mrs. G. J. Tefeple is entertaining friends from Missouri. Joe Wood Is making things hustle snd Hl soon move into his new house. Chas. Wing and wife have returned to the farm again. Every body is glad to see them home again. Will Lictka and family and Bert have ^nrriyed from Wisconsin. They are visiting relatives at Freeport. A magic lantern show was held at tbe Fillmore school bouse Friday night. Chas. Bassett moved onto Mrs. MajBrown’s farm last week. John Teeple visited friends in Woodland State Hoad. Mrs. Mallssa Fisher is quite sick at this writing. The ladies dime society will meet next Thursday at Mrs. Cowles. Dinner will be served. Steile Colwell is under the doctor’s care. Mr. Guiles has traded farms with Mr. Wallace. Mrs. Shelby Intends to go to California soon. Middleville. The teachers present at the Teachers Association from Hastings were,. M isses Woodard, Hilslnger. Replogle, Nichols, Marshall. Thomas, Lamb. Wardell, Jewell Mr. Moore is getting material ou the and Kennedy and Messrs Bishop and Put­ ground to build a new house in the near nam. Nashville was also well represented. fature. We admire tbe get up and get of tbe vC Llctka visited at W. Smith’s Sunday. Hastings teachers who came on tbe morn­ ing train. The meeting was a success. Afton Dibble and wife returned Satur­ day night. A reception will be given them ' Geo. Doatei, H. Brownell and son Geo. Tuesday evening at tbe residence of P. returned from the north Tuesday where Richards. Invitations and programs are out for Miss GHve Clever's musical to be given at Several fro® this vicinity attended tbe at J. E. Ackerson’s Wednesday evening. The great suit at last to over and French * Son are the winners. Tbe slash boards Fred Baw Is buying poultry. E. Lockhart and wife have retimed having visited several places of note. such as ‘.he industrial school at Adrian, Letch­ field fair and the asylum at Kalamazoo. L. Hosmer has moved on the old Getoand farm. Wheat Is looking poorly. Farmers are busy husking corn and getting ready for winter in general. Homer Evette has sold his home to parties at Reed City. Appleman Bras, have gone north with more honey. Mias Druble Thomas Is at borne again, Wheat, wttte per bu. 47. Clover Soper bu.. 1.50 to 6.00. Timothy heed jw ba.. 34)0. Harley p*rbu. eOtoJ Rs.-sj&’sr Beans, so to 1 no. Chicken dressed. 10. Mutton, dressed. 5. Wool. 18 to 16- for Your Money Plums W to US. Castleton. Hiram Hanehett of Big Rapids is visit­ ing his daughter Mrs Clarence Baebeller. . Mrs. Calvin Ainsworth of Grand Rapids vlalted at D. W. and E, V. Smith's Wed­ nesday. Mrs. Claude P.eree went to Ohio Mon­ day to visit her sister. Ed Warburtou and wife of Battle Creek are visiting friends at Nashville. Miss Hattie Coe was in Battle Creek last week. Selae Noyes is at grand Ledge coopering. Alvah Sparks Is entertaining bis brother Chas, from Assyria. Daniel Staley Is in very poor health. Miiw Ethel Parrish Is sick with tousUltis. O. W. McColl of Charlotte was a guest of W. I. Marble Wednesday. Clyde Brown who has been visiting bls parents Mr. Frank Brown and wife has returned home. Elias Lockhart Is visiting friends In Lenawee Co. Heal Estate Traunfem. WARKANTV DKKDa. Albert J. Sager to Mary J. Wilkins, parcel, sec Hope. SHOO. Rachel M. Rou**- to Frank Burr. 47V a. sec 35. Thomajiplc. S1500. Frank Burr to Jos. C. and Rachel M. Rouse. 47V a. see 35. Tbornappk. $1200. Frederick llicale to Lydia Mishler. 1 a. sec 20. City. $aoo. Eliza HI gs to Ellen Johnson, parcel, see 23, Tboniappk. Moo. Mary A. Powers to Lannes W. Kenfield. 20 a. sec0, Hastings. $400. Franklin S. Brunson to Henry C and Amelia Urnuson, 40 a. sec 32.Carlton, $20). Win. E. Grtffln to Win. Griffin 20 a. sec 3, Mapie Grove. $1400. Johu J. Rickard to Trustees of U. B. ebnrch 1 a. tec is. Woodland, 900. QUITCLAIM PEADS. J*ine« Mabouey to Myron Wing. 40 a, sec 31 Barry. $V0. Morra*i Jones to Dart'l Striker, lots P and 10. City, »i.oo Lma’l Striker to Morgau Jones, lots. City . SL MS Atnsrlcau'ii Experience with Some of ' the Crowned Head* of Europe. An American who has been honored by his country with important mis­ sions abroad waa talking the other evening of royalty, says the Chicago Tribune. “I know,’’ said he, “it is not expect­ ed that an American should oomiuend anything he sees among the royalty. I do not know why an American, of all nationalities, should not feel himself independent enough to commend what­ ever is worth commendation, whether it is found in his own country or else­ where. My position enabled me to see the life, manners and customs of all classes abroach That a conventional­ ity hedges royalty in, is true, and it should not be otherwise." But t^xe one fact which most forcibly struck me was that once you get beyond the barrier— once over the conventional line—no peo­ ple are more hospitable and more at­ tentive listeners. If they are with in­ telligent people who are below their rank they like it all the better, so long as they feel assured that that fact will be treated with the sacred­ ness they think it deserves. A queen who had honored me with several in­ vitations sent for me one afternoon and asked me to repeat to her some stories I had toldon a uertain occasion Jbout Lincoln, nef nejesty was aficted with a slignt deafness, and after I had retold the anecdotes, she said to me in perfect English: *1 like to hror yon talk, because you do not bawl in my ear.* “On another occasion I was honored with an invitation to attend an anting with the king and his suite in an old forest near the capital. When the company had assembled the king said in the most democratic way: ‘We will •11 speak English to-daj- in honor of the representative of the great United States.’ “On several other occasions, where the rule was French the king and queen always did me the honor of addressing me in English, although they were aware of my proficiency in the court language. I have no wish to see the government qf my ■'wn country changed. I hope and believe it never will be, but I am not afraid to aay that those who are fortunate enough to pass beyond the lines of which I spoke will never regret it.” HVPNfITKM ^CTSHKLLED Greatest Il I r IW 1 loin book out. Tel Im *11 about this wonderful subject. Whatever your views are on U? pooll«m, you will fine this book of yr*»i value. Published price, fib cenu. Sent free, transportation prepared. It jou remit 25 cents for subscription to Homtm and Hearths, lhe elegant household inontbly. Address HUM Eb AND HEARTHS PUBLISHING CO.. you the Best AT THE LITTLE RED FRONT SHOE STORE SCHOOL FOR COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND ENGLISH COURSES. Woolley & Bronson PraGUcal Business Training Beautiful Catalogue sent on Application. W J. DILLINGHAM, Pres. A. L. SiLVERNAIL, Prln. I. H. WHITE. Seo. A Treas SnOKE THE CASH IS WHAT TALKS I can save you from 10 to 30 per cent, on your "New Arrival" Groceries* BEST 5 CENT CIGAR . IN THE MARKET. LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER. H. J. FRflKER Read and thereby profit. golden oppotru nity. GrocKeru Come and see for your self and be convinced. Try our 25c tea. Ourregular 50c tea we sell at 40c. JOS. ROGERS Ahii'ii We are Now ready to show you ' our,new Lamos 454 Ghlna We can please you if you want any-of these and we want to say to all our friends and customers that we are here to do business and will not let any clos­ ing-out sale or any other sale get under us in price and we know they cannot get above us in quality of goods. All we ask is a fair comparison. HdlfiS A ^Vanflrman JULIUS RUSSELL £3 ***• IS RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO HIS STOCK OF MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS ALMOST DAILY. Don’t miss it! i want your trade. I want it because I need it, Fur Capes, Shawls, Un derwear, Gloves, Hosiery, I need it because it’s mv way making a living. I want to make a living because I’ve nothing else to do just now. IN FACT EVERYTHING IN DRi GOODS AND MILLINERY YOU WILL FIND IN LATEST STYLES. AND PRICES TO SUIT YOUR PURSE I sell for cash because my judg­ ment says that is the best method to accomplish my purpose. This same judgment says sell Clothing, Hats AND New Sheet and Music Men’s Furnishings We have made arrangements with the largest Music Publishing House in America, to furnish us with their latest publications every month which will enable the music teachers and lovers of music to select the v$ry latest songs and instrumental music. The first installment is at our store now for inspection. The Music is first class and prices reas­ onable. And I am trying to obey this dic­ tator, whether right or wrong, your trade or failure to trade will determine. Please don’t let me fall out with my judgment, for I hate to have a row in the family. rs truly, As to the variety and quality of our goods, and. aim to keep the best DON’T YOU KNOW That we have a full line of Ladies Felt and Beaver slippers: Men’s Beaver Boots; Felt Boots and Rub­ bers of all kinds; Men’s Welt Shoes on wide last; Snag Proof Rubber Boots. Celery city Thurs- JOHN BESShER, F. G. STOWELL � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-11-01.pdf e01abcf9ff93c3c37cbbe4053d9f0226 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ty County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIX.NO. 27. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. HASTINGS. MICH., NOVEMBER^4894 WHOLE NO. 2055 A WONDERFUL FEAT UiUUulU Coal will be cheaper than wood to bum this winter and we have a coal stove that burns less coal than any other stove made Call and we can prove it to vou. RepubHcann, Read Thia. 5*"VD.ff. f’Ol’l DCMO WILLIE ! j-R EATER TRU * • PWlES IN DIRECTION ArnwHE V1 'hith n '' ''^'"’t 11 [f iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiimi ^oiitTs^ Leading Hardware Dealer of Barry o. migh I COAL See the beautiful line of Furniture we have comprising all of the latest and most beauti­ ful designs- Then Think How Beautiful time. WILL IT SUCCEED? cause it Is an interference with the indk will be present to prompt a populist to be vidual rights of the citizen. the same. If with the present limited As democrats the popullst-prohi fusion temptations for men to be dishonest In ticket is opjtosed to silver as money be- :public office, what would follow the sue* striking illustration cause it endorses Grover Cleveland’s ad- 1cess of a party that would open such un­ WHAT FUSION IN BARRY ministration, and President Cleveland is limited possibilities for fraud and peculnCOUNTY REALLY very hostile to sllven Aa democrats they tlon? Some idea of what the populistsMEANS. demand that the “dollar unit of coinage might do If successful may be inferred of both gold and silver be of equal Intrin­ from the record of U. S. Senator Peffer, Will the Voters Allow Candidates to sic and exchangeable value” because this the Kansas populist, who has introduced in the United States Senate calling • Insult Their Intelligence by At­ is in the Chicago platform adopted by the bills We desire to call the attention of the re­ publican voters of Harry county and al! sympathisers with the principle of pro­ tection to American Industries, which the republican party advocates, that two United States Senators will be elected by the state legislature of Michigan this win­ ter. How important It is then thpt a re­ publican state legislature should be elect­ ed. For the past two years Hon. David Huggett, of Assyria, has represented the people of Barry County In the houae of ' representative* at Lansing. Mrx Huggett ' is one of the representative, progressive 1farmers of Barry County. No man more upright than be lives within the limits of 'the county, neither is there a man more 'anxious to fully and completely represent his constituents than he. We will go fur­ ther than this and say that no mon is bet­ 1ter qualified to represent the farming In­ 'terests of Barry County than he is, because be is an active farmer himself and depends 1upon the farm for his living. He is a man *of excellent judgment: of unimpeachable 1honor and integrity; and splendid ability. Opposed to Mr. Huggett far the office of ■ Representative Is Mr. W. F. Hicks, of j this city, who Is on the fusion ticket. Mr. ■ Hicks has been prominent In- the politics of Barry County for many years, and. is । known and recognized as one of the , shrewdest, slickest wire pullers in Barry , county. He is a “professional politician’’ t and takes to politics as naturally) a& a <duck does to water, and is warking day ( and night for William Hicks for repre­ (sentative. ~ Be is pulling every string aad laying every rope that will batag W. F. । Hicks a vote. Mr. Hicks is a fusionirt; ।he is therefore riding two political horses (that are going in opposite directions, but । is hanging on just the same. We un­ he ( derstand that the fnsioaists are offering to (trade anything but prosecutor for votes for ,Mr. Hicks. Tbf; opposition are openly j boasting that Mr. Hicks will be elected, so .It behooves every' republican and every j farmer to make an extra effort to du what । can toelect Mr. Hugged. Mr. Hicks he has men all over the country working in jhis interest and he is working personally ।like a beaver. The Herculean efforts that are being pnt forth In Barry County to elect representa­ (tive in preference to anything elee may ,well prompt the question*. “Is there not a ,well planned scheme laid by the fusionists ,to catch republicans napping and capture the state legislature?” Think, republicans of Barry County, ]and believers In the principle of protec­ (tion, think. what it would mean to have a (fusion legislature. It would send Edwin F. Uhl and Candidate Strong to the United States Senate, and might be just (the means of placing the United States ,Senate out of the reach of the republicans ,in the future and thereby defeat any and all tariff legislation that is proposed. A vote*for Mr, Huggett is a vote for an active, energetic, capable official, who is in every way qualified both in ability and dis­ position to represent the people of Barry County thoroughly, capably and satisfac­ torily. A vote for Mr. Huggett is a vote for a representative farmer, a capable leg­ islator and a fitting recognition of his ser­ vices as representatixTf for the past two years. the expenditure of over 30 times as democratic party in 1892. But as popu- for I as the war debt was. He has introlists they advocate the free coinage of sii- much ’ duced bills to the amount of over 890,Q00. ver at tbe ratio of 16 to 1. The prohibl- ' 000,000.00. tlon party in its national convention also • voted down a plank in Its platform advoca­ The Banner has taken occasion to ting the free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 by <criticise the candidates on the fusion ticka large majority. * (et. Thfs is not because of any persona! These fusion prohi-popnlb candidates feeling I or personal spite. It has been OR WILL FUSION STRIKE THE also favor the issuing of Government <done because the position of any and GROUND WITH A DEAD bonds because they endorse Grover Cleve- <every candidate is inconsistent with the SICKENING THUD? land’s administration in county and state Ifixed and honest opinions that every cne platforms and Grover Cleveland’s adminis- <of these candidates must have on all the Tneeday WiU Tell Ihe Story. tration issued 856,000.000 in bonds. They great । public questions before the people The HA.NNEB is aware of the fact that also are opposed to the Issue of Govern- Ito-day. But leaving their honest convlcItlons behind, they place themselves tn the the fusion-popullst-prohibition ring expect ment bonds as populists. The populist party is also in favor of 1awkward position of seeking the votes of to elect the most of the county ticket, even Including Representative to the state legis­ Government ownership of the railroads of Ithose whom they denounce as being cor?ww»wwmi!miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lature. The populist ring expect to do the country . That would be very nice, rupt i and dishonest and IncompetenL No this, not because they represent any prin- and there arc no doubt many of the rail- ।populist can be a democrat at one and the clple, because they don’t, and they openly roads of tbe country that can be bought ■same time because the democratic and the adffilt that they don’t. But they expect very cheap ns very few of them are even ;populist parties entertain views' upon pubto do it by abandoning all principle, and paying so much as expenses. These rail- Ilie questions at great variance—at such go into a campaign of hoodwinking voters roads are now in the bands of private ’variance in fact as to prompt the populist " There are but two ways by ]party in national, state and county platand throw party principles, party beliefs owners. ' which the government can get these rail- iforms and resolntldns to call the demoand party organization to the winds. The ordinary, everyday dime museum roads. One way Is to confiscate them, and <cratic party corrupt and in a conspiracy corporations and capitalists to plund• containing such common freaks as the there is no reason why the government with confiscate this class of property any er < the people. No democrat can be a pop­ Living Skeleton, the Tattooed Man. the should 1 ulist at one and the same time for the more than it should confiscate the farms i Wild Man from Borneo, Jo-Jo -'the Dog- > Faced Man, the Fat Woman, and the three of ' the country or tbe dry goods stores, or isame reason that the two parties bold legged Calf is tame when compared to the ।any other form of,property. Besides, (he <different views upon the main questions political freaks that have been forced up- 1Constitation of the country is in the way, Ibefore the people to-day. Why then the populist wing of the democrat « on the people by the populist “ring-mas­ fur it says that “private property shall not should ters.” We doubt very much whether any be taken for public use without just com- ]party force the populist ticket upon the person within the limits of Barry County peosation.” So then, the only way left <democrats and go before the people and ask their endorsement to the rings trickever saw a bareback rider that could ride for tbe government to own the railroads Is i ery? / three horses at the same time and still to buy them. But the government has no < We will wager that a vast majority hang ou, despite the fact that each horse money to buy them with. What would of the democrats in Barn- County would was going in a different direction from the have to be done In that case? Why the < greatly prefer maintaining their party other. Isn't a man that can do that, a money would have to be raised by taxation, i organization than to fuse with any other curiosity that would make the average For the government to own the railroads i party. But by neglect they have allowed dime museum freak turn green with envy, would necessitate tbe creation of a public | their party to be dictated to by a disand curse Nature for producing something debt many times larger than the war debt. I Piinclpal and Interest would have to be ।gran tied ring that has used it for selfish that threatens to rob him of his magnet­ levied and paid In some manner. The purposes to put a few of their followers In ism as a drawing card? total capital and funded debt of the rail- 'office if possible at the sacrifice of both In all of your wandering through the roadl of the United States Is $10,268,169,­ principles and organization. As one ot broad aisles of a dime museum did you 042. The Det earnings on this amount the most prominent democrats in this ever see a freak that was opposed to him­ was about 3K per cent in 1893, the last in county said In tlie presence of the writer self in every vray» who denounced himself which statistics have been given, and the last week “the democrat party in Barry as being corrupt, dlshonesL and Incompetdividends paid Id 1892 was less than one county has bad no organization lu Barry enL who wanted see something that he per cent—four fifths of one per cent to be county in the last 0 or 10 years.” Think honestly believed in made a crime, and in accurate. We believe that no man when it over and see if his statement Isn’t veryfact who was opposed to himself in every he takes everything into consideration close to the truth.' Then think It over, way? Did you ever see such a freak? will favor such an unwise policy. In case and think who manipulated the democrat­ Well, we’ve got In the neighborhood of a tbe government did own the railroads of ic conventions this year. They were dozen of them running for office in Barry die country, think what a vast army of manipulated so that not a single democrat County, who through the courtw-y of the men would have to be employed by the got a place on the democrat connty ticket, ••ring” managers will run the affairs of government and every employee would “qot even a coroner.” and if the democrat­ In the Democrat of the 25tb Inst, we this county, provided, of course, that they have to hold office by the good will of the ic voters vote the ticket that tbe “ringGad the following:— can get the endorsement of tlie people of party in power. This would enable the forced upon them they will have to vote “Turn out boys and vote your ticket the county. The populist party In Its party in power to form a politltal machine for men belonging to a party that has de­ straight, and show the republicans that national. state and county platform. I. op­ that would practically insure its mainte­ nounced the democratic party as corrupt. they cannot carry Barry County as they We believe that in the future the peo­ posed to the democratic party, because nance in power because Its force could be ther all endorse and reaffirm the princi­ directed at will and thwart the voice of the ple ■will more and more come to regard are boasting they will do. A stay at home ples ot the Omaha platform, which de­ people. We don’t believe that tbe people ••politics as business” and in voting will democrat, is a dead cock in the pit, a nounces the democratic party as corrupt will favor any such a scheme after they demand a statement of the opinion of can­ live one votes hia ticket straight and give didates on all public questions. My, but republicans a black eye. See!” and accuses II of tosu-rlng trusts, monopo­ have given the subject a second thought Hour contemporary of the democrat*, wouldn’t it puzzle the fusion-populist can­ lies and the like. So every populist on Another thing, the populist party favors will just tell us bow It is possible fur a. the democratic ticket (and by the way they the governments loaning Ito money at two didates to state their positions on ths lead­ true democrat to vote a democratic ticket are all acknowledged populists) stand, be­ per cent interest. Two per cent wouldn’t ing questions, and have those opinions in Barry county this talL he can help us. fore the people In the ridiculous light ot pay the expense of making the loans and harmonize with the platforms of tbe two or out of a quandry that has bothered ua a opposing himself. Every populist con­ tbe losses involved which would have to three parties they are seeking to straddle great deal. Three of the candidates were over? Their opinions would necessarily demn, himself as being Incompetent and be met by taxes. Besides how would the nominated by the prohibitionists and pop­ as fostering trusts and monopolies. Every value of property be determined? Woald partake of the form of the celebrated “Kettle case,” in which the defendent ulists, and the balance of the ticket was prohibitionist on the democratic ticket as it be fixed at once for all time to come at first nominated by the populists, and then a democrat openly say, that be Is opposed tbe present market prices Y Supposing ail testified that he ‘Tiever had the kettle; the whole ticket was forced on tltodemo­ that it waa cracked* when be got it; and to all temperance legislation, but as pro­ values should go down. crate without one single democrat on the whole when he returned IL* hibitionists they advocate temperance leg­ With public officers charged with the We believe that every man In Barry ticket! islation to such an extent that selling rrMllon. Iqutag collecUW ot »“ *>A true democrat wanting to vote a dem­ i county who regards bls political princlliquor shall be made a crime. Did you most unllnrokd •mount ot monej; w th pies, who honors his party, who respects ocratic ticket tids fall will find himself is ever see any body before that was In favor officer* m.nMlnK the Kr<«tMt enterprise the condition of the Irishman. A beggar , hia honeat convictions, will by bls vote of standing before the people as a self con­ lo our country and taring the power to - stamp Us disapproval upon the total dis­ asking aims of PaL thought to strengthen demned criminal for what he was honest­ disctarge and employ hundreds ot thouregard for political principle manifested his ease by telling him that be bad “tart a ly In favor of? But we have It tn Barry saod, ot men, where will be tta limit ot by the ring irf forcing the populist candi­ leg.” County with a vengeance. Every prolri- stesling and Jobbery? Hunrnn tature Is I*a« eyod.hlm tor • moment and Mid. dates upon parties they denounce. Fusion bltlonlst that 1, on the fusion ticket Is un­■ the same the world over. Tta same mo“Well be dad I am varry torn tor tor. bat of principles so opposite to one another as der no obligation whatever to enforce the tire that w"1 prompt a republican, a dem­ I tarn’t awn aerttvax-ol U? See? .. are those espoused by tbe democratic liquor taws, because as democrats they ate ocrat ot a problbllloulst to be dlsboneat opposed to all temperance legislation, be- Ira vanvalkenburaii mhos. populist, and prohibition parties, means nothing and stands for nothing except the success of the “ring” that manipulated It The people respect that man who bat­ tles honestly and fairly and openly for principles he honors even In defeat, though they disagree entirely with those principles that he advocates. But the people should equally detest the political bigamist who will forsake his honest convictions for office. The popullst-faslon performers expect to have a full house at their circus next Tuesday but the “ring” managers gave the people the same performance here two years ago and it is net believed that so many will care to see it again this year. And attractive you can make your home by the outlay of a few dollars. You need the Furniture; we have it to sell. Why can’t we deal? A. McCoy tempting to Ride Into OfUce on Three Different Political Horses, Each one of Which is Running in ' a Different Direction From the Other? �FIRE’S FATAL WORK. Hastings Banner. Sixteen Persons Perish in a Seat­ tle (Wash.) Hotel COOK BROS.. PropyretorA- The Magic Touch Aroused from Blnxuber by Flames They Ranh Into a Labyrinth of Halls aud OF Are Disclosed. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Srattlx, Wash., Oct. 29.— A fire, which resulted in the death of at least You smile at the idea. But sixteen persons and the injury of three others, broke out in the West street if you are a sufferer from hotel, at Columbia nnd West streets, about 1 o’clock Saturday morning. At And Indigestion, try a bottle, and be 8 o’clock the fire was under control fore you have taken half a dozen doses, and on investigation of the ruins Sou will involuntarily think, and no *vas made. Thirteen bodiei have been oubl exclaim, identified. They are os follows: John F. Anderson, ugod 28; F. Ballm&m. 0. Gr*hm. laborer; Mrs. J. IL Hancock, of Rolfe. “That soothing effect is a magic Is., and her throe children, two girls, aged 6 touch!” Hood’s Sarsaparilla gently and 2 years, nnd a boy aged 4: Mr*. J. W. Huff" tones and strengthens the stomach man. wife of a well-known farmer of Fall City, and digestive organa, Invigorates the Wash.: Angus McDonald, M. McSorley, liver, creates a natural, healthy desire Andrew Otterman, aged 18; Mrs. Otterman. of for food, gives refreshing sleep, and California, his mother; C. Wtlaon. in short, raises the health tone ot the A. G. Butler, brother of the proprie­ entire system. Remember tor, is misaing. Richard Havin was badly injured about the head and back by jumping; D. B. Glass had a leg broken and his back injured, and G IL Anderson was burned and badly bruised. Dyspepsia “That Just Hits It!” Hood’s psx Cures The fire was undoubtedly caused by the explosion of a lamp in the kitchen. Tbe proprietor’s sod was aroused by tbe noise of the explosion about 1 o'clock, but before he could investi­ gate the flames had spread all through the house. The corrugated iron sheet­ ing kept the flames hid until nearly the whole interior was a furnace. The Uiin partitions were of resinous pine Covered with cheeseoloth and burned furiously. The sixty guests were aroused and the rush for life followed. Hood's Pills cure Urer Ills, constipation, hiliousneM. jaundice, sick headache, indigestion I---------- PARkEhi HAIR BALSAM Clrat»f4 And bMUtUftas the h Pn-cuoN* * luxuriant growth. DEA F&W’aa.a® » else tail*. MfUuws teip eye*. Whte- EPPS COCOA At 8 a. m. the fire was under control and the firomen were able to enter the shell of iron. At the head of the stairs they found the body of a man pinned to the floor by the ruins of a bed. The body was terribly burned. One poor fellow was caught in the rush of the conflagration near the top of the West street stairway and sunk down over­ come with the smoke and flames. The firemen fought to keep the fire away from his body but were driven back. Ita one of the hallways a body, charred, blackened and without a ves­ tige of clothing, was found. A little farther on in the same passageway was another body, evidently that of a 'woman, taco upwards and hands stretched as if fighting for her life and appealing for assistance which never came. There was little left of the woman’s form, for part of the body was charred and the burned boues lay around it BREAKFAST-SUPPER. • By a thorough knowledge of tbe natural taws which govern the operations of digeaton and nutrition, and by a careful application of the line proprieties of well selected Cocoa. Mr. Epp;, has provided for our breakfast and sup­ per a del icately flavored beverage which may save us many doctors' bills. It Is by judicious use or meh articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to rcMHt every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to atlact wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pare blood and a properly nourished frame.■’-UmL Service Gazette. • Made simply by boiling water or milk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by Grocers, labelled Entire Famllj Dcetroyed. thus: JAMES EPPS & CO. Ltd.. HomoeThe saddest sight of all was found pathlc Chemists, London. England. in the inside room off the passageway which led to West street. There calm­ REGISTRATION NOTICE. ly lying in a charred and blackened To the qualified electors of the Cltvof Has­ bed was evidently on entire family. tings: The father lay on one side, the wife Notice Is hereby given that the Aldermen of tbe several wards of the city of Hastings.acting next to him and a little burned and as a Board of itoglstminn, under and by virtue of an act entitled “An act to further preserve blackened arm,, the flesh falling in the purity of elections, and to guard against the shreds from ft, the small fingers abu;es of the elective franchise by«a resist ra­ clutched, showed that a child was tion of electors, approved February llth, 18®, as amended by Act 194, of tk sslou Laws, ap­ among the victims. proved Marth 20.1863.” will meet on Saturday, November 3rd, 1894. from eight o’clock a. m. to CAPRIVI RESIGNS. eight o'clock p. m. First ward. Standley's blacksmith shop. Michigan Ave.; second ward, BabcockXCooper Shop, south of C. K. aud 8. Depot. Hastings: third ward, council rooms, Prince Habenlohe SncoeedH Him. on State St, over Hams & Van Arman’b Store; Berlin, Oct. 27.—The report that fourth ward, Parker's Hall, north of Hastings House. For the purpose ot completing list of Chancellor yon Caprivi has handed his Qualifled electors, when and where all persons ■ entitled to the elective franchise under article resignation to the emperor is con­ 7. section l. of the Constitution of the State ot firmed. Count Zu Eulenburg, president Michigan, must register their names to entitle them co the privilege of voting under this act. of the ministerial council, has also re­ R. C. Watebs, Chairman Board of Registra­ signed. Dr. Miquel, Prussian finance tion. —• • minister, Las been appointed president Exert Busby. Secretary Board of Registra­ of the council tion. C. L. Huffman. Berlin, Oct. 29.—Prince Hohenlohe von Schillingfuerst, who was culled by Emperor William tc succeed Caprivi as astings ity ank chancellor, at first declined, but at 9 o’clock Saturday evening it was an­ Hastings, Mich. nounced that he had accepted the po­ sition. He will fill also the office of CAFCTlG 575,030.00 Prussian premier, made vacant by EuSDEPLUS <15.000.00. ____ lenberg’s retirement Inrorporsted under the laws ef the State ci Dtoeovecod a Hoae-Rtoa* Quarry. Michigan. Iowa Falls, la., Oct 28.—Fifty can open fo> business Dec. 18.1888. of valuable hone-stone are in sight at r officers: a mine just recently discovered 2 miles D. <?. Robinson, President; fyom this city. There are only six Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. places In the United States where t D. W. Reynolds, Cashier hone-stone is found. New York ex­ DILX CTORS .* perts pronounce this stone equal to D_. W. Reynold*, that from Asia Minor, which sells in D. G. Robinson, this country at two'dollars a pound. John Corveth, Chester Messer. B. B. Bliss, the Iowa electrician, owns , F. T. Colgrove. the land, and it is his intention to de­ Has tbe only savings department in in Bam velop the mines at once. buntr and pays interest on all time H C B , CoL Ch»rl«ra N. pt,w Dead. NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan. County of Barry.—s«. Notice is hereby given, that by an order of the Probate Court for tbe County of B.irry made on the nth day of October. A, D„ 1WL. ■six months from that date were allowed for •creditor* to present their claims against the -estate ot Alfred Parker, late ot said County, deceaaed. and that*!! creditors ot said dtceaHed are required to present their claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate offlre. in the City . of Hasting*, for examination and allowance, on or before the nth day of April next. <nd that •nchelsfm* whl be heard beioresald Court on Friday, the llth day of January, aud on Thurs­ day. tor 1 tlh day of April next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of each of those days. Dated, Oct. llth, A. D.. 18S4. . VRAM. W. abmstkonq. Judge ot Probate. ANNUAL TAX BALE BUOAH TRUST IS QRATBFVL. Town 8 North of m 4 of ne Thursday, Nov. i. 1894. GBXTErUL-COMFORTlNC. COURTS LACK POWER. Port Jkrvib, N. Y., Oct 27.—CoL Charlee N. Pine, one of the editors of the Gazette, died Friday, aged 71 years. He was formerly engaged in journalism in Philadelphia. From 1859 to 1881 he was United States mar­ shal for the northern district of Illi­ nois, and at the same time edited the Democrat at Princeton, I1L Hollidaysburg. Pa.. Oct S7.— The post office and Thomas Beplogie’s jew­ elry store at Roaring Springs were robbed Thursday night The post of­ fice safe was blown open with dyna­ mite and 13,000 stamps, some money orders, and cash, amounting in all to ' •402, were stolen. A big haul of watches was m»de at tHe store. KiUed at a CroMln*. Terre Haute, Ind., Oct A Van­ dalia east-bound passenger train killed Eli Crouse and Edward Neese at a crossing near Beelsville. While the two men were instantly killed, the team of horses they were driving were but slightly injured. an Italian laborer at the White­ quarry, near thia city, shot his wife and 17-year-old daughter. The wife is dead and tbe child eannot live. Bock tain>it _ Border eelebrated her lOBth birth- 4 n 2 of toe 4 ot Art«r Election. Wabhingtom, Oct 27.—Attorney Gen­ eral Olney, speaking of the statement ox the assistant district attorney at Kansas City that there was no law by which election frauds could be punished in United States coarta, said that without speaking as author* itbtively as he would on a careful ex­ amination of the statutes, he was of the opinion that the Kansas City attor­ ney was correct By the act passed by congress last February repealing the federal elections law congress had done away with all election parapher­ nalia so far as United States courts were concerned and had taken away their jurisdiction. At the same time there was do doubt in his mind that state laws were in existence by virtue of which election frauds, whether of registration or of voting, could be pun­ ished in state courts. SHORN OF ITS TERROR. Diphtheria to Be Cured by Inoculation Bareaftwr. Washington. Oct. 20.—The new treat­ ment by inoculation for diphtheria and croup, as practiced in France, is the subject of a special report to the •tote department by United States Consul a W. Chancellor, at Havre. He says that by this method oi treatment only one out of four diphtheritic patients succumb, whereas the figure is double for other methods of treatment heretofore ap­ plied. Consequently the consul, who is a Baltimore physician of repute, says that it would seem very desirable that the anti-diphtheritic serum should be introduced and come into general use at the earliest period prac­ ticable in America, where many thou­ sands of children and numerous phy­ sicians, students and nurses die an­ nually from diphtheria and croups PEWABIO MINERS SAVED. Them AU Right. Iron Mountain, Mich., Oct. 99.—The entombed miners at Pewabic wore ail reached alive Saturday morning at 5:30 o'clock. At 4 o’clock it was known they were all alive, as the workers were near enough to talk with them. They said they were all alive, but were suffering from chills. Hunger had not bothered them very mnchl k In an interview with W. Oliver he said it was the longest forty-eight hours he ever put in. It was tepibly dismal, but they all felt better when they heard the distant knocking and noise, for they knew it was a rescuing THE CABINET MEETS. Waahington: Special TelegramThe Democratic campaign managers have entered into an agreement with the sugar trust that the wholesale price of sugar shall not be increased until after the November election*. After then they do not care what the price la. Tbe trust people have gladly agreed to this in return for the many favors which the Democratic party has 1 conferred upon It in the senate tariff bill. The Demoamtic campaign com­ ’ mittee will, therefore, within the next i few days, issue a statement token from the official records of the Pro­ duce Exchange at Philadelphia, show­ ing that the wholesale price of granu­ lated sugar has not been increased by 1 the passage of the »ng.’.r trust bill Babies and rapidly growing children derive more benefit from Scotts Emulsion,than all the rest of the food they tat Its nourishing powers are felt almost immedi­ ately. Babies and children thrive on Scott’s Emulsion when no other form of food is assimilated* s mulsion stimulates the appetite, enrielWB the blood,overcomes wasting and gives strength to all who take it. For Couyhs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bron­ chitis, Weak Lunga, Emaciation, Con­ sumption, Blood Diseases and all Forma Of Wasting, ^endfer pamfkkt. Fret. fcotUBowne, MX M Oreniata. B0c.aa4tL Fastest Trip Across ths Atlantic. g| New York, Oct. 27.—The Cunarder Luoania has again beaten" herself, making the fastest trip across the At­ lantic ever known, and lowered her own champion record by twenty-five minutes. TLe ran was made in five days, seven hours and twenty-three minutes. The best previous record of the Lncania or of any other vessel coming west was five days, seven hours, forty-eight minutes. Her highest day’s run was &<9 knots. The average per hour. 21.81 knots. San Dixgo, Cat, Oct. to —The shocks of earthquake which began last Tues­ day afternoon continue^ during toe week and reached an end with i very perceptible shook, felt throughout the region between Lakeside and Alpins. A spring of water which had been oJ> literated by tbe earthquake two years ,ago again sprung into existence. There are reports of other similar oo currences tn the mountain country. Wheeler's Heart j AND Nerve re -POSITIVELY CURES— HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, fipllepsu. UNEXCELLED FOB^^ Purely Vegatable, gusranted free from opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rspas lMich.) Having* Bank, nays ho cannot «*y too much In favor of -AdlroaMa,” Wheeler’s Heart and Nerve Cure. Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine Co.. Cedar springs. Mich. Sold by. HASTINGS, Your. Daily Bread MICH. . G Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the •'-.’city. Massillon, O., Oct 90.—At 8 o’clock Saturday night the home of J. 8. Coxey, located at Coxiana, 4 miles north of Massillon, was destroyed by fire. The household effects and sev­ eral costly outbuildings were also burned. The fire is supposed to be of incendiary origin. The loss is esti­ mated at between «;o,000 and tSO.DOO. Sax Diego, Cal., Oct 29.—It is al­ leged that several hundred Indiana who have been allowed lands in sev­ eralty have been registering as voters in this county. The authorities are di­ vided in opinion as to the oonatitutionality of the procedure. Kxw Yom, Oct X.—The eastern anthracite coal sales agexta report a conclusion not generally expected. They decided to advance prices aud put no limit on the production of neat A »CTW»»«r »n«W» 9 Bonox, Ort. W-C*piull,u In fM, city and New York have formed a syn­ dicate to purchase a line of newspa­ pers from the Atlantic to the Pacific. MB.WAUKBK, Oct. 99.—Adolph Sekula IJJW Township 8North of Range 8 West. See. 'AjJ Sr U>. oluoow. for the BnuiuidH »o claimed by tbe Mtate of 6.10 .85 M .70 Tig, 80.421148 3^ .70 96.® t>UU rel'l peitttoo wUl > brwgi 19 Sty of btate of Mlebon The mb day of November, A. D. MM, at tbs opening of court on thst day, and that all P<n«”i Inter- ne4of nw4 sratad in sueh lands or any part thereof, derlr- 4241 648 149 .70 8.70 .tn • 2of s»of nw 4 . 12 .68 .70 19.95 .03 .K) 144 10 10.71 140 10 .12 42 a Id ne cor­ court above mentioned, and that in default SM tberoef the same will be taken as coDfesaed aud 4ner of «2ofnw F 78.37 10.55 3.01 .70 89.G3 a decree will be token and entered as prayed for In said petition. And it is tart*®* I Town 1 North of Range 9 West. that tn pursuar.ee of said decree tbe lands de­ scribed Id said petition tor which a decree of sate shall be made, will be sold forthe ’**’’J*1 BW 4 17 40 1J8 .18 .06 . taxes. Interest and charges ‘^reon ae determlned by sach decree, on the first Monday tn Town 2 North ot Range 9 West. December thereafter, or on the day or dap subsequent thereto as may be necesayy to See. complete the ade ofstiri list and of each and every parcel thereof, at the office of the County Treaaurer. or at such convenient place as sbaB refit be selected by him at the county seat pt the County of Barry, Btate of Michigan; and that 1.10 the sale tiirm and there made will be a public 826 sale and each parcel described in the decree Township 3 North of Range 9 West. shall be separately t-xpo«ed to ■*>?ton total taxes, Interest and ebunw. and the sale shall Bee. be made to the person offering to buy for any given tax aad paying the full amount chunted against such parcel, and acceptlug a couvey.84 anee of tbe smallest undivided tee simple in­ terest 1 herein; or. Kuo verson will buy fur any .12 .70 443 of said several taxes and j*y tbe tolxarr lbw* rf and take a conveyance of lew tbau the entire • 50so!w2 of 10 thereof, then the whole parcel shall be offered ne4 M .TO 843 24.38 341 48 .10 29.47 Mid sold, Hany parcel of land eannot be «old 13-07 1.83 42 .70 16.12 tor taxes, interest and charges, such parcrt 2.19 .31 49 .70 3JJ9 shall be passed ovrr tor the time being, and shall, on the succeeding day, or before thedoee of the sale, be re-offered; and If. nnsuch second offer, or during such sole, the same cannot be M sold tor the amount aforesaid, the County Town 4 North;of Rangers,West Treasurer shall bld off tbe same In the name of the State. Sec. Witness the Hon. Ctexnent Smith, Ch-cult 20 2.83 Al .TO 2L56 Judge, and the deal ot said Circuit Court of 7.® 1.07 JO .TO 9® Burry County, this 4th day of September. A. D. 15 6.17 M A .70 7.98 Clement Smith, Ci rctdl Judge. Countersigned, JobxG. Nagler, Town 9 North of Range 10 W«tRegister. n 3 of nw fl 4 . 941 1.27 8 part of dw K 1.04 .15 4 of «w fl 4 .15 .TO 5.01 To the Circuit Court for the County of Barry, tn ne DW4 ••xeepl 40 on w side CL28 8.96 The jirtltlon of Stanley W. TraxKR, Audi­ a. tor Uenerslof said butc ot Mlclilcan. re»«pcct- w part of nw fl 1.64 IctUy show* that the Ihr of lands hereinafter set 147.84 form and marked ’'SchedulB A.” contain* a description of all land* In Ml* County of Barry upon which taxe* were ssM-iuiod for the years Township 2 North of Range 10 West. mentioned therein, and which were returned as delinquent for nou-paymeiit of taxes, and which taxes have not been paid; together with 2.02 .10 .70 179 the totsl amount of such faxes, with Interest .10 .70 computed thereon m the time fixed for sale, .13 .70 I and collection fee a* provided by law, and tbe .13 .70 4'48 coat of advertising and other expenses of sale 349 of meh of swld parcel* ot land. Year petitioner farther shows to the Court Town 3 North of Range Id West. that said lands were returned to the Auditor General under the provisions ot Section 193 of Act»» of the Public Acte of 1893. as delinquent 1040 1.43 .41 :to tor son-palest of said taxes for said years 10 rwspectlrely, except such of the taxes set forth in said acheuuie as were returned to the Audi­ tor General prior to tbe 12th day of June, 1893, ner of a 1 of se and remain unpaid. 2.45 Your petitioner further shows and avers that 4 a. e aide of the taxes, interest, collection fee and cost of 16 16 142 .21 advertising and other expenses of sale, as act sw fl < of ne 4 ! forth In said Schedule A. ar* a valid Hen on the sevwHl parcels ot land described Id said schedule. Your petitioner further shows that the said w 40 taxes on said described lands have remained thence s 30 rda. unpaid for more than one jear from and after rds. ne 50 rds along the date of their return to the County Treasur­ centre of hlgber ot said County of Barry under the provisions of Art number two hundred of tbe Public Acta of 1W1. or under the provisions of the several glunlna tax laws under which any at such taxes were previously returned, ana for more than one year prior to the flrst day of May, 1894; and the st of ne < less said tax® nut having beea pals, and the same 1 acre 24 8.66 1.21 .35 .70 10je 1*1 ug now due and remaining unj»l<l as above set forth, your petitioner prays a decree In fav­ M a. south 10 1.08 .15 or of tbe State of Michigan against each parcel of said lands, for tbe payment of tbe several amounts of taxes. Interest, collection fee. cost ■lend 31 42 342 .45 of advertising and other expenses of sale, an computed and extended in said schedule, Township 3 North of Range 10. West. Salnst tbe several parcels of land contained crein, nnd In default of payment of the said Sec. several sums computed and extended against said lands, that each of said paresis of laud may be fold for the amounts due thereon, sb pro­ CHY OF HASTINGS. vided by law, to pay the Uen aforesaid. Da^'°^W1U Pr*T’eU' Lot5 12.02 1.68 .« .70 14.88 ’ ’ Stanley W. Turner. Auditor General. .11 .70 3.85 SCHEDULE A Lots 10®. 10®. 1070,1127,1128. and 1129 Ix>t 1202 TAXES OF 1888. VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. § I? I? famous Entire Blks 68, ®, 70 and 71 Sec. ’ se M of do U 7 to I? r 641 s,40 .2 TAXES OF 1890. #E^0 ..Th? *• *>» oily coot, for they keep deon * long time, ud when »led yon con deon them in a minute by Kmply wiping off with a wet doth —that ri the kind marked this way . Town 1 North. Range 7 Wert yon desire perfect satisfaction. others arc imitations absolutely All ""J- « ’Hll send you a CHAMBERLAIN'8 ADDITION. Blk. Lot5 1 Oom. 4 nls e and 32 rds and 2 ft 9 on Jef­ ferson St. from tbe ae cor of lot 1 theace 8 a rds. e 19 rds. n 22 rds. and w 29 rds. to beginning. 5 » 40 IJ7 49 .Of 844 Town 2 North, Range 7 West Sec. w 2 75-100 acres I-Ot 5 ore 17 acresot * M Of IW k 2 2.75 e 3 acres st n 16 acres ot se M of sw H 6 9.28 ATT .57 .70 1X09 Town 1 North. Range 9 West. Lot 5 Lot S Sec. MJiOtwMn 40 JO 47 .M-.TO 140 Town 2 North, Range io Wert. «w 8 M O» . The»e collan and cuft will six linen ones. The laundry trials and lai bills chafed neck and no •_____ _ ,t you a collar marked thia way .18 .70 5.44 4.85 48 .19 .70 Town 3 North of Range 8 West. ' Sec. Und. « Inter­ est In n 10 51­ 100 a of w 73 a of sw 4 8 7.71 1.08 .31 . 4.98 2-29 40 .70 8.17 TAXES OF 18®. Town 4 North. Range y Weat They are the only Interlined Collars and Cuffs, ant3 *-•*— cred with wa They’ll stand ----,u day ontandthey are all marked thia way 4-02 Blk. 4 Cham­ berlain’s add. theneeil2rds e 29 rds. n 12 rds. thence w fl. E. HENKES. FROF’K. Death of a Southern Jurtat- BnufixoHAM. Ala.. Got 27.—Judge William M. Brooks, 80 yean, old, one of the south’s most eminent jurists, dropped dead of heart disease at hid supper table Friday night He pre­ sided at the national democratic con­ vention which met at Charleston, a C., in 1880, and nominated John C. Breckinridge for president, and also at the Alabama secession convention. iwtttinn horUr.-r.frf lb.SUU STATE OF MICHIGAN. Its Attention Occupied with Much Ae. Sleeplessness and all -derangementa cumulated BoataeM. , Nervous System. Washington, 6ct 37.—The president held his flrst cabinet meeting since the first week in September Friday. All of the members were present except Secretary Morton, who is absent from Washington. Naturally they had much business to lay be­ fore the president to at had accumulated in his absence from Washington, Secretary Gresham in particular being charged with several matters ioncerhing foreign relations, and all the secretaries wishing to dta* cuss the leading points to be treated in their annual reports. *^®**”^ 1.07 .15 . 648 .75 .! CITY OF HASTINGS. Chamberlain’s Addition. Blk. 146 .19 .05 .70 2.30 EASTERN •ADDITION. Blk. and HOG I.® .48 .70 MJB 11 4.08 47 .1 KENFIELDB ADDITION. 2.70 .38 .11 1.36 .19 .«> .TO « 147M 16.77 &08 47 .70 83.17 TAXES OF 1191. VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. Town 2 North. Range o West. VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. Lfit T Town 2 North of Range 9 West. 4; Sec. M J0 .90 .13 41 .70 38 40 . J» 47 JM VILLAGE OF HICKORY CORNERS. TAXIS OF INS. Town i North. Range f West. ’ Town 1 North of ot Range 9 West. ' ’ . j Bee. Sec. * w t nt re 4 Com at a point n » ja « a.n im T.twmMp 1 North ot Bur T W<H eiot.T. no nhiui.n.nhti Tom > NoratOt tur T «Mt. Btr. nintswi K 1147 1.73 40 .70 15.42 * VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE Blk. SkUHU o* tn u oi �skinning Heat Gdes Up the chimney. TYou “__ 1have to drive the stove all the time in order to get results. This is but one C of the common stove troubles-that have been overcome in Jewel Chave | Stoves Stoves and Ranges. They throw out S nil the,heat generated. They make 8 neither dirt or trouble and burn little | fuel. As for looks—they are the C handsomest stoves made. Sold by 8 all dealers. Look for Trade Mark. PROBATE ORDER. MORTGAGE SALE. DrfauU barimr been made In th© conditions nf Michigan. County ©{ Barry—mb. .«*»q,|rf K? Mini,, J. session of the Probate Court for the ..pn ol Barrv. bolden at the Probate OtDo© In ' .,?v of Hastings, In said county, ou Frti i ita iMli dav of October, in the year ; ih.• I'luul eight hundred aud ninety four. 1,- .i t, Cbaries W. Armstroug, Judge of the date hereof, On© Hundred sad s.tt*- hit KISH!’VS*”-M"r'u the matter of tbe estate of Lucinda 1 ahul foreclose tlie sauie bv a sa'a at tMihlin !"t > l; "r ading amHIhiig this petition duly verified aucttim. to tbe highest trtddcr at 'th« ’.TvwfH IroBldoer of [he uXS'e' i'SnS ,V [r i Blanchard, administrator of said ©state, !;.ng that bis final account this day filed tn Horfnp. w»ly wrauB «w or Dream . curt may be heard and aftowed and he tar IW4. at twelve o’clock noon, of all that ©er,i’ . - .vrs<-d from said trust. w Lhirtnren:»Or J«urt bltuato In tbe townu'Ei :"™ ll>>5,»'U0ty,>r But, ml ■i lkcreutHto It is ordered, lhat Friday, the IGlh dav ofxNtaemter A. IX tote, at ten o’clock tn toe stiveof Michigan, and described as fellow* oi loreml’D, te assigned for toe bearing ot said th« nirtlf0S2TUCl,’g .,.,-Hion and that the heirs at law of said de­ the north east corner ot Section nin«tM>n , and all other persons interested in said l\’e^re tyun|,’R*ouUj»weive rods, thence west ,,> are re<I'll red to appear at a session of eight rod*, thence north twelve rods *ud thence ,O,!1L t',8cc of taginnmg. thS . h Court then to be noh.cn at tbe Probate . !otbe City of Hasting*, in said County, na.,ne talng the mortgaged premises. Dated September rath. n»4. ‘ ---id ,ii,.w cause, if *ny thor« be, why the prayer • • ;h ’lUooer tnav not be granted. And it is Lxvi M. Dkwxy, rtMT ordered, that **ld petitioner give notice Mortgagee. Cham H. Bauer. |m r*ons interested tn said estate, ol tbe Attorney fur Mortgagee. •- ■ihI.-ji.-v of said petition and tbe bearing • rv->( to causing a copy ot this order to be ’ ’ <u-d in the Hawtlsgs Banner, a news­ NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. ., - r printed iuhI circulated in said County of kvh once in each week for three suoceralve C»Urt <“■ «*▼ v.r-k-;-revious to said day of bearing. I J Of iUtTV. OBAH. W . ARMSTRONG , Adnan l>. o«* md Honrv C. Cook, rerun. Judge of Probate. Dera under the firm name ot Cook & Cook Frank Carpenter. VS t lu attachment. 11 her*‘y r,Te0 that 014 lh« «« Of Sheriff"* Nwtlce Of Election. bepu-mber, A. D. 18M. a writ of attachment waa ftiHy Issued out of the Circuit Court l« tbe ..•nnlteed Electors of Barry County.*- county of Ihra. at the suit i>f Adrian D. Cook .i.iiii to due doUcc from (be Secretary ot BMJwMiryC. Cook. oopartnera, dniug business tun tut- ht fri y notified lhat, at the Getw . ^elilgan. under th/finn name t’ -n to beheld lu the Stateot NIohH andI sty loot cook & Qoic. the above named to.-T'M-day Micceediox the first Mon- pintalura. against the laud*, teuemi’tits. goods x • ember next, being Tuesday Nov. «tb and ch.-.t>Ls. monvjs *n l effects of Frank Car•••. ;m: officer* *rv to be elected, p«> tort he defendant above niuced, for the sum <. I’.err.or. LieutenMt (kmroar. Soere-i of one Htuidred imd four dollars and thirteen Si:ue Treasurer.Auditor Ge*era!t 13;. which said M-rft wa- returnabhi 1. .m r of the State Land Ofllre.Attor- Off the 2nd day of October. A. l>. nq. :-ral. and SupcrinUindent of l*uDlic JnDated this 10th das' of October. A. D. 1><>|. a member uf the State B jar<| ° iv kkz ar « Sw kj-z rv. place of i’errv F. Powers Attorneys far Plaintiff. >r?.<v w fl!-expire Dec. Sisi* .; ■ttfitlvo lu Comrress for the r •-..pj;.1 of this state to I ; .rry Coutitr tel.iug?; also a. t ?*■ - II.: vri;-’ i>te:ri-b nf thl> states-^^1 . v.-:’t..f.v.« tta'State 1 • il I r. Ututlvd District coiaprlsltii . S • ¥•• nre abto hereby notified I S , vl’ ion i here M ill te -ubmtUed to j .S An’.'-ninieiit co Bectiou t. Artfr i-g • > >.-i'iiK;tion Of tbb stato relative !■« . ..-itton* ot eA*ctor»of this state; I S | •; Ino-nt ’•» Seeitanfi, of Article”, | • I this state authorizing in- | • ’ Homes tx> v Re where suck write*: I have always sufiorod from £** Scrofula, tor which I tries! i '-’ notified that at raid rteettoa I 3g hereditary remudies. and many reliable -usl the fidtowiug county of-; S- :various r but none relicvcu me. After ■ tit.-.•- <tourty.vttt- r Sheriff. <Vrlt « physician*, uikingfi o>tt:-Bof ---. . ;rir. Kt gister of Itaxis. Fr»-se- I Sa I am now well. I nu-v. two firedit Court Coium.ssioa- S am very i-re.-.-ful r.-aers. ami a County Survryo 1 S . .U, H. Mi Kkvitt. ?Sheriff'* Harry-County. Mick, sj .from a Ute of untold agony, and shall ££ Mu h. Sep' ,trth. 1!*»L * S take phaeuro In speaking only words >r tbe wonderful medicine. S; immendfog It »o all gi . OKDKR OF FVBUCaTlOX. can. Filth Judicial Circuit, to • l. Brown. Administrator otthees’ <'MroIice Lawrence, deceased. Com- : . ■ ; - , , .8, !.-.wrei.re. Qbarie* H. Lawrence. J©hn n.:; • Fnalertck B.. I-awrence and A I. wt*. defendants. ; iii'.ii;" u> the Circuit Court for the of ikvn. in Chanaeiy. at Hastings. |j.h day of September A. D.. I •••,-. ca.H*? it appearing from affidavit on > -y- ifcje' naut, Esther A. Ixjwb> Is not •' of ’.’ib. but resides in the State . on >-iaUim of Phi'.in T. U Igrove. : -...i ’ ’ -It Is ordrred that the . :’i.ti t, Ed ter A. J «wi». Cause her ap• • tn m- entered herein, within four r-v i data Of Wil* order, ar.d in caw? u. fire-ice that sue cause an sbswtr to । i • imjt’v ot eoiuplaint to be fled, . tter-of to-be served ou said cotn­ . ' - -ulidtor—within twenty days after ••: 'i ter of aeopy of said bill aud n*tice ••r.lcr; and that tn default thereof, said : vk <> A*. iibfe*sed by the said noiKWi■: : -’-ndant. 'A? ; It U further ordered. That within twenty dsv* the s*id Coinpialtiavi cause .a DOt:ee of i.' nter to he published In «te ' Hastings Ba.'•ci;, a aejvsyaperpriJi^d. publlabsd ana cir li'.ifig in sif<1ta*oty. and that such publicn'.' .n e continued therein at least vnoe in ••.vh v- *k, tor six weeks in suceesdoa. or t£*t lieemiM. acc«py of till* order to te persdnalty iwr ei! on N*id non-resldt nt defendant at tea-t uty dajb tafore tbe time above j rescribvd tor her ap;>oarance. CLKMKSTSSnTK. (hreuil Judge. I'liiUt' T. Colurovr Complainant's Solicitor. copy-1 ORDER OF POTtICATTON. -f X :eh!gan. The Circuit Court for the i r»uutv of,Barry. U Chancery. *: AM-tjiou ot said couit. held at the Court in ine City of Hastine*. in said county. ou tttfi day of October. A. D. IfiM. •’re-ept. Hon. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge Henry M. Dibble, complainant. > Ellen McCarthy, William J. McCarthy. Denis M earthy. Eliza McCabe, Outerinn WalshM-'gitrrt Dooley. Charles Mt-C*rttiy. Klten • ’ re .r» and Patrick J. Sulltvan. ndmln-stratw << !,.&te of Deols McCarthy. Br.. dreea-K. di-hrdaat*. , •:< th hi can*.’ it appearing from affidavit on - ’.bat tbe said defendant. Chari©* McCarthy. • - i ':* resident of this state, talt is a resident ■ .ire State of Texas: •»!■!Of pitzuerald & Barry, complato• •oHcttors, ft is ordered that the appenr' ■ of the srud uo'i-resldenl defendant. - irl-*- McCarthy be entertd herein, within hMiriuvuili* Iromtiie date of this order, aud a s of hh Appearanor. that he cause his an--'r to th© bill of complaint to be filed, and a ■ t > te served on complalnaxt’s solicitor* nintwujto t>») day* after semoe ou aim of a copy of said bin and notice of this order, and 'h ftout thereof said bill will be taken as coufe*»ed by raid aon-reMdent deteudaot. And it Is further ordered that wlttdn twenty days the complainant cause a notice of this •Tiler to be published In tbe Hastings BannxR, •_ r.*w«paper printed, published and circulating lu -aid county, and that raid publication be f <r.’iim»d therein once iu each week for six •Vf'-k* In suaeesMon.or lhat comp’alnant cause ot this order to be personally served on *• 1 li.m resident defendant at least twenty (3»f j •» before the tune prescrlted L>r his appearta*. Clkmentswitw. Circuit Judge. Ft nGnuui & RAimv, complamaut* I Examined, countersigned and rub-red by me, John «. N*|t>r. Joux G. Naotjeb. itegistar. 02211512 TraattlaB on Blood SbUSSlD I>lM-u*es 6001 SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, SHEEP RAISERS. man Wilson, "i* between the American people abd the sugar trust It is a bat­ tle in which the trust has taken the people by the throat, and it will never end until we throw off its grip.” And a An? the the, “great e!Jat battle" hBttle" ended end~! in .* victory for the sugar trust through lu *«*• DvmooreUo party. Chairm„ Gilson voted tor the eogar trust Mil, and the Democratic trust bill, and the Democratic president, after denouncing it as a product of trusts and combinations and an “illustration of the communism of pelf,” permitted the infamous bill to become a law. But the greater bat­ tle Is not yet lost* It is now between the American people on one side and had been^MteLte "I? thcr” ■ futnre’ U k“ become the fashion ot the Democratic party and the sugar tar »<«• cff<ly growth in the num- ,1 late for a certain class of critics to trust on the other. Michigan will be Xan^ tCAim is, there'deride American bXra and ?ne important point of action in this contest, and November 6 will be the **• lay that will see the battle won or lost. to 1880, *nd HUrwird u in- cause we have been afflicted for anatn to the clow ot ism, the a time with McKinleyism. Now latest date given. McKinleyism has completed ita reign . 7^' Uw “"rf’ »« Uic« fluc­ of tinkering, at least for the present, tuation,? They were due to chanKe» in there is an opportunity once more to the rate, ot dutlei on wool. Under go in and possess the land, tjisapthe law ol 1MT, when the dutle, were pointment exists, there is no doubt, ample tor protection, there was a that the intentions of the promoters’ steady and marked increase In sheep, of the Wilson bill thould have been so and this duty continued "on to 1883, ruthlessly set on one side, but Eng­ when it waa reduced in the tariff re- lishmen trading with the states will ▼won of that year. That cut was re- find it a profitless task to discuss the jponelble for the shrinkage in the num­ political morality of American legis­ ber of sheep which.ha, been mentioned. lators. On the principle, tbcrefoJe In two, in the McKinley law, the wool that half a loaf is better than none, duties were increased, and that ex­ we would advise them to examine tho plain, the growth in sheep afterward tariff for themselves, and see that unto and including IBM. This connec- they use every opportunity in their tlon beween adequate duties and de­ power to secure the business which crease In iheep has been so clow and undoubtedly awaits them in certain persistent that It must be more than a branches of the trade. Neyv markets mere coincidence. The former In each are not quite so easily discovered as case must stand to the latter in the they were during the easy-going days relation of catue to effect of our fathers, and we iannot afford The figure, which bare bean given to be so independent or impatient as I*md" h“ b"n <•,2T1Ar th® "Utta Of the aheeo dS^CtiO11 01 «or about a We would specially urge our reader* who lay themaelve* out for a foreign trade to turn their attention to the uren contains tu ,past’ re*id^ > new tariff bin juat passed by the United States, which has already become that th... U' “*• docum.n-. show, | opemtiTe. Th. fact that McKiuicyi.m ‘ • *t®rfy increaw in has hit British t f •ute at ,he<!p o’,nod ln th« ' porter* venhurt™ a h£ta£e. nwt~ ?u«rf Budin wm. «achcan|u j ?”*?*’“• whero th’ Uhiud Stete. instances, where the United State* reduction i„P^' ??d then ‘ ^“„b”n. *eir onlI’ market, ha, vir.1.488,820 ,hoep ownM J,aaU’ rained them, cannot bo denied; 1.7S8.8S5 in 18SS. *?d ' ? tota J” D° r"uion wh-1’ manulneiownw.M .iT Al that point tbe j turere who are .till prepared te do a bcr in 1884 vu”? The num-; conildernblo bnslneu with the United the total »nd InThen 1888 State. allow cold water oi to tSZ be I*"0'0,hould npon thelr AOEUKW —ismo sip =11 IhPACKAGES 1=7 MORTGAGE SALE. Default bavin* been made in the najinenl ot * mortmice made by Dewlit C. Ibuu ey aud hl* wife, Mary A. Uaoneytp Hiram M. Chase. Feb ruuryiml. inland on February <th. ltws re­ corded to tbe orree of the Kcgister of I>eeds at Barra’ County lu the Stale otMichigan, lu Liber 2C ot Mortgages on page 5M’. on which mort­ gage there is claimed to be due Four Hundred Thirty nine dollars and seventy one cents and no suit or proceed I tigs at law having been tastttuted to recover the amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Therefore by virtue ol the power <4 sale con­ tained Id *Hld mortgage notice is hereby glvea, that on battinlay. December 1st. 1W4, at ten . o’clock in the forenoon, there will be sold at tbe north frontdoor of the Court Hous;;, in tbe City of Hastings. County of Barry and State of Michigan,salacourt house being the placet* which the circuit court for the county ot Barry, is held, at public auction to the highest bidder, the premises described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbs amount due ou said mortgage, with the imereti thereon, and all legal costs, said premises belag , situate Id the village of Delton, to the County of Barrj’and State of Michigan, and described as lots number seventy one and seventy two of James R. Bush's Addition to the village of Del­ ton'. Dated September 5,1894. Hibax M^Ch^b^ Alonzo E. Kenaston, Attorney for Mortgagee. * MANY FINE PREMIUMS GIVEN FREE TO DRINKERS OF LION COFFEE f It’s a [Little Thing ] but tbo world Is mode up of little 1 things. It !s merely n little dlrt^ and u little lime und a little mag- A ncslum that make common saltw Impure. It 1* merely a little carer and a little bettor system in salt-1 malting which gives to । Diamond Crystal Salt i ita absolute purity, its exceedingly fine grainsand its delicious tlavoro It I* a little diffcrenco in. price— 4 |k about 5 cunts per year per per- . f son—that glvea you the Ixsst nnd 1 I purest salt—rfThe salt that’s I lull salt.” Economy sometimes 1 1 means paying more. — J BdIAHOND CRYSTAL SALT CO. W St. Clslr, Mich. PART OF THE POOR OLD DEMOCRACY'S RECORD. Playing the role of the Bull in the National China Shop.—Chicago Tribune. ATLANTA, GA. Q Pviendl^D “Uve cause a$ Prcfcecfcion. ajp^Yrterican. AxAevests ? The Latest improvement in baking pow­ ders is the new Horsford’s. Superior to all old-fashioned powders. Enormous sales. art- obtained from the auditor’s report, and are therefore trustworthy as well us official. They arc not partisan ex­ cept in the sense that truth apd logic arc partisan. Thdy will make hosts of votes all over the state f~r the repub­ lican party. If the 10 per cent, re­ duction of the wool duties in 1833 dealt such a serious blow tn the sheep farmera of Missouri as the figures show— that is, it reduced tbe number of sheep 1,040,560 in seven years and cut down the value $l,&M,tJ»3-wbat will the to­ tal repeal of the duty, a cut of 100 per cent, do'? This is the situation which presents itself to the wool growers of Missouri. Almost every other impor­ tant interest, especially mining and manufacturing in all their branches, are alsooBsailrd by the democrat*. The tariff &L 1894 will bring tens of tbousangXof Missourians over to the re­ publican party who never voted that ticket before.—SL Louis Globc-Dcmo- be when obstacies were thrown across their path, It should be borne in mind that, after tariff is somewhat reuw such a. COlU-Diooueu cdld-blooded proif i. as America. It is noteworthy that the Wilson tariff shows a reduction all around. Few English firms will benefit more from the new tariff than those engaged in the Sheffield trades, and. although they have been under a cloud for a long time past in connection with American trade, they are preparing to reestablish their relations with American houses who were previously large buyer* of best cutlery. We have every reason to hope that the advan­ tages offered under the Wilson tariff win cause a considerable spurt in this branch of trade. Despite the severity with which some of the Sheffield houses were smitten when McKinleyism asserted its sway, it may be confi­ dently asserted that the quality of Sheffield goods has not been allowed to suffer in consequence. Speaking broadly, it may be said that nearly every branch of English manufacture suitable for the American markets will either directly or indi­ rectly receive a stimulus from the new tariff. The metal trade* have already greatly improved since the tariff be­ came law, aud makers of tinplate*, of which America Is our largest customer, are looking forward to brisk busfinu in the near future.—London Fame. NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Sfate of Michigan. County of Barry.-©8. Notice Is hereby i-fv.n. that by an order of the ITobato Vaurt for the Coa*<ty of Barry, made on the elevensh day of October A. D. 1WH. six ipoDtim from th it date were allowed for creditors to pres-nt fheirelalms agrtnst the estate of Josctih D. F-heley.late of ■mid County, deceMed. mid that *11 creoimra of said deceas­ ed are required to prt si’nfthelr ■•lainis to said Probate Court, at the Probate office. In the city of na-.iax-. Hasting-, iv> for .exanilr.atlon u. miiu...-..™ aud allowance, on „ or before the 11th. dar of April next, and claims will be heard before said Court, on Friday, th - llth da\ of January, and on Tti iradaV’. the llth day uf Apt 11 next, y.t 10 o'clock tn tbe forenoon of each of those days. Dsted Get. IHh.. A. D. 1A.H Chas. W. AKMSTBOJWI, Judge Female Regulator,*^" nati Gaietto. fw th. County of Barry, holden at the Probate office, in the CIV' of Hastings, tn said county, on Tues­ day the 9th day of October. In the year one thousand eight, hundred and ninety four. Present, Charles "W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Uriah 8. Barat, deceased. » . , J Ou reading and filing the petition dulyveriffed of Harvey w. WlUbms. administrator of rail estate praying for reasons therein set forth that ho may be licensed to eell the real estate of said1 deceased as in said petition described. Thereupon it is ordered, that .Tuesday the 6thdayafriowntar.A.D.. 18Mat te* o'etockin the forenoon, be assigned for tbe bearing of said petition and that the heirs at law- of san! de­ ceased and aU other persons interested to said estate, are required to appear at a session of said court, that to be holden at the Probate of­ fice. In the City ot Hastings, in said county, and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of rhe petitioner may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petitioner give nutlee to tbo persons interested In said estate, of the Kndeocj of said petition and tee bearing ©reof by causing a copy of this order to te published In‘the Hasting* Baxxuu, a paper nrtoted and circulated iu said County os Barn , once in each week Cor three successive week's previous to said day of hearing. Cuas W. ai:>!*irokg» Judge cd ProPkte. (A true copy.) MOCTaAGi: SALK. Default having been made in the condition^ of * certain mortgage, executed by Charles D. Johnson-and Ida M. Johnson, lurffianrt and wtfr. to Luelud* C.Cb#uey and Allee E. Mlles, dated the twenty fourth day of August. l«a re­ corded tbe twenty fourth day ol August 1SB3 and on which there is due at this date three Hundred and fifty six and co too Dollars.-the 'mortgagees having elected to declare the whole amount Of said mortgage due and parable on account of the non-payment of thenuteren due August twetdy fourth t?(M according te tta' terms and conditions of raid mortgage. NeOeeJ is hereby given that, by virtue of the power Of sale in said loOrtuagej sbaill foreclose the same by u sale, at public auction, to the highest bid­ der. at the north front defer of the Chart House, In the city of Hastings, on the twenty second day of December taw at twelve o'clock noon, of ail that certain piece or parcel of land situate and being inthe city or Hastings. In the County of Barry antf State of Michigan, and described as follows.to wit: A strip ot land nlzety one feet wideofTof and from the north end »t lots num­ bered five hundred and nine and five hundred aud ten according to the original plat of tbe village (now city) of Hastings, recorded In Barry Coun­ ty Register’s office, subject to a reservation cf a strip tire feet wide off the north end of said Lots for an atay. the same being the mortgaged premises. j Dated Beptetnber S3th, If.*!. Alice E. MrugS, • Mortgagee, ▼▼ .. Chas. ?I. havf.r. Attorney for Mortgagee. of Probflte. FROBATT. OKTUin. BUte or Michigan, cumtvat B*rr. -e». - At a sesNlon «»f the Frolu»to Court for tbe GounV of Barry, boldon *» Un* f'rob’1* Off!”*, in the city of ITiwtlnc*, In ■Ul'l nniiity, ou Are you willing to work for the cause Tuesday, th? 39W< ot October, m the par one thousand eight 'hundred and ninety of Protection in placing reliable infor­ °Prefleut, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of mation in the hand* of your acquain­ Probate. tances? In .the mutter of the estate ot Hannah A. If you are, you should be identified HOn rendtog and filing tbe petitiondulv verified of Philo Hoard, husband ot said deceased pray­ with ing that a certain Instrument tbh day tiled in THE AMERICAN jowl-ftourt purporting to be the last will arid trs’aineiit ot said deceased be admitted ta proPROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. and that administration of said estate be POLITICAL DRIFT. granted l-/ -uUl petitioner, the executor in said will named or to some other suitable person. Thereupon it I* ordered, that Thursday the tyOne reason why all the republic­ bdpbctond. 22d day nt November. A D. W4. st ten o’clock In the forenoon, be assigned for tbe heart ng ot said an npeecbcs made this year have been petition, and that thobelrs at law ot said deceas­ unusually good Is that all the condi­ ed. and all oilier persons luterafted In said tions ore talking for tho rcpuolicans. estate; are required to appear at a session ol Mid court, then to be holden at tbe Probate Under apch cihcnpstoDees the opeoahes afflre,' In the city ot Hastings, In said county, cannot help being effective.—St Loul* and allow cause. If any Ibero be, why lhe prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And Globc-Deruocrau It is further ordered, tfiat^ said pettllouer give notice to tbe persons interested m said estate, Cyi'ho planters and tho working­ ot the pendency of said petition, and the hear men together in Louisiana would make Ing thereof bv t-auslhg a copy of this order to be the etate definite and certain for tho publlsbed In the HABTixne Bajtxbb a news­ paper printed and circulated In said County of SuC.r OOM wlwrtM Ct republicans—and lhat smashes the Barry once In each week for three successive c*cy they cannot ovwfockc solid south, so far as MtaA solidity re­ rrerions to tn v*jd vaid day of hearing:. hearing. (2TIt i.» possible that a hortee an^ weeks prerions nuAui.wa AuMKTn C hakum W. AHMtrrnoxa. BRADFIELD'S H?** fers to tho service of tbo democratic carriage can be bought cheaper thaa Judge of Probate. (A true copy-) party.—Cincinnati Gazette. ever before, but what doe* that avail t3FVleo Pre .idont Stevenson say* q ------- ---------------a mau man wjuu who may want that horse but _ for a__ i.n n.5 he can’t believe that a majority of the . hftS PKUBATB ORDER. nas not now lbc vuc money>o ipay —j -­ it? His ACTS RS A SPECIFIC. people would vot> the democratic wife may tell ---• ’ • silk* ”-------■> — 1 ­ State uf Michigan, County of Barry-M. him •that and vel Al«.srwsiojTof the Probate 6urt f£itta Xtcnuaea bwdth to bloom, nod Joy to tdcn party into power and then begin to vets were never to be bad so low be­ ot Barry. bo’deu at the Probale office. In thnwfhout the frnsnodis/rust it It does seem beyond com­ fore. but if his bank accotm^bos dis­ County the City of Hastinga. in said. county’, on Wed'rt»y[u*> 3l-t «•> •AOrtol®’. m iwyrar prehension. But as a failure the dem­ appeared the silks and will ! It Never Falls to Cure. Uiousand eight httn^nHl and uiuety-tour. ocratic party also exceeds all cotnpre continue to lie on the tradesmans SSenl,“l.Miv Arnuttong. Judx, «r henrion.—Iowa State Register. shelves. A house may be built cheap­ riJi’n..««r ot U>« *t»« o' Cbriwlmnn.h r^The democrats of the present er than it could , under the McKinley cJbgrew. without a ’‘dangerous sur­ law, but that will not profit the build­ fled of Warren J. Williams, son of raid deceas,2?.wJ?{| plus’’ to tempt them, have spent more er. the lumber dealer, the brickmaker, id praylJgtbbtA errt*10 money than the "billion dollar con­ the plumbers, bricklayers, carpenters and painters, if the man who wants gress” they denounced four years ago, and they have added heavily to the the house has not the money to pay for C?™iMto L?wi> Wlltto. or <o wmo otb.r public debt, which is growing rapidly his material and for their labor.—Al­ "felSfii U ortond. thU FriUy. tbo ----- PARKER’S"" on account of the tariff tinkering bany Journal______ _______ HAIR BALSAM which has reduced tbe revenue below nGTOne of the most hopeful signs of the needs of the government—Chicago the time is the calling of Gov. McKinlev. the champion of protection, to “'il“ Sh*«SI"fekoidHS IB. Frotaie oj 'Erlbuue. CST-CoL Fred Grant says he was talk­ take the stump in Louisiana in sup­ ing to a veteran farmer in Iowa the port of the right* and interests of the This shows a de­ other day while going across the state sugar producers. with Gov. McKinley, and tbe conver­ termined purpose on the part of the 51m retlUMi-r Cl” notirr Io the IMirwll. Io mH «»«•■ »• lh‘’ oraifenif,»< sation drifted to horsea "lie told me," mThufncturers of the south toplace said Grant, "that they were no longer themiselves right on the great ques­ any use, and it did not pay to breed tion of protection.—Pittsburgh Com­ •-*.*ww££-dS: the trolleys, the mercial. / ___________ * w -k— rttiMA drU* U:o rySecrctary Carlisle • doesn’t want —i.tMwi'vatiliut Utt h>nS<. Ya.. no to go back to th, senate. He never open did really like tugar in hia—Cincin­ (A true copy.) * Thousands of Women FROBATB ORDER. Chicago, E&la&aioo Si S&dnv TIMETABLE. In effect Fcbruiry H. isot. Stations. BOBTH. Chicago |Lv.. p. tn. Kalamazoo tv... ssffirsto: Cressey Milo... DeltonX«... Cloverdale...... ShultzA.... HABTINU8........ Coats Grovel.... WoodUnd ...... 10 Lansing.... I. Detroit j.... 1. Graud Rapids 4 Stations. SOUTH. Chicago Ar.; Kalamazoo Ar... float Cooper Lv.. IdchlADd JUDC’t. dreraey Milo . Delton Cloverdale .4,<... Bhuitz ................. ' H 1 aftinos............. Coats Grove......... Woodland--------, vW3:l1^-: 8 16| 4 8l| 11 SO Lansing..... Grand'lisplfis'. ' Traverse City.......... Charlevoix, j............ Petoskey Bay View........ ...... •Stops off H.grai only. Agents onai i trains at fiaK stations t.s soon as they <n •^Freight trains will be run at tbo. coove1 of tta commuiy, who res.Tr* tta right ted tbe time of wad. Irakis without notice. No.fi will, wa’.r at Woodlmry for pa** from No. t dii IV L. ft N ■ Baggugt1 mast beat the depot m. lua*t I S'? •“ 5 " w. 8. l>v. ■ iso. O-nl Mluu ac.Forrka. �Thursday, Nov. 1894. for two young men who have filled there oFcierks had to be increased because of tbe return to the state aystem for tbe 00!-1 offices iu tbe past with honor and credit to themselves. Their opponents are trying lection of taxes. Tbe work .that was done COUNTY. to straddle into office by riding the Dem­ In the M counties of the state under the critic, prohibition and populist parties. If AUOURT 14. 18*19. democratic state administration is now ue openly working for W. O. Lowden ter you want men In office who represent (tone In Lansing, at not one ornt Increase Prosocutjr. Why? We lease oor readers I something give Messrs Walker and Kenof expense to tha people. Stanley W. Before stating tbe particulars it may ndt | as ton rousing majorities. Turner bos given tbe people of Michigan STATE. tri out of place to give a short history ot a good, clean, capable, honest admlnistra-! nOVKBMOR-JcilH* T. Bleb. We understand that tbe populiste are I If you have just moved into the dty, or <4ie Gyasticutus which U as follows:— A SCHOOL LIKUT GOV.~AI»r®»l Milne*. tlon In the Auditor General’s office and the working to do some trading, hoping there-1 moved from one ward to another you must Once upon a time a man in a curtain FOR people of Barry County and the State of IlklnMM. by to alect some of their candidates. This register this week Saturday to entitle you town desiring to raise some money con­ Michigan should show their appreciation only shows tbe desperate straits to which to vote Tuesday next Don’t forget IL ceived the happy Idea of having a show, of It by giving him a rousing majorityso he quietly gathered together a number they are reduced and their desperate IERCIAL Pay no attention to stories that may be COMM’R STATE LAND OFFICE—W. A. of heavy log cbafas and got them behind longing for office. Trading off candidates, THNAD French. tbe scenes wittiest the knowledge of the Mr. Lowden's entire willingness to run no matter on what tickets, is despicable circulated on election day. If there had SOF T PUB. INSTRUCTION—H. It. Tatpeople. He then advertised that be had at on anything for the office of Prosecuting and should be countenanced by no party, been any troth in them it would have Baautirnl Catalogue sent on Applicant. trnglll. great expense secured a wonderful animal Attorney reminds us very much of tbe nor anyone honored with the nomination been known long before. known as the Gyasticutus. He advertised third boy in the coon etory. A man, | on any party ticket W- J. DILLINGHAM, Pres. "CONG KESSION AL. A. U 8ILVERNAIL, Prln. The whole republican state ticket is FOB COMG BESS—Hon. HwryF. Thotu- It far aad wide, -not only os a wondurful while trantlng one dav captured a very’ Last week we were told that an intoxl; I. H. WHITE, Sec. A Trees specimen hot as a dangerous one as well, fine coon. On tbe way home be became cated man was in a Jefferson street saloon 1 composed of men eminently worthy of the COUNTY. bat that he bad It securely fastened. Dur­ very weary of carryleg his coon, and heartiest support of the republicans. FOB STATE BtNATOB-Mhvr S. Keel- ing tbe day, preceding the day of tbe show meeting three boys be proposed to give it openly boasting that “he was buying and tbe clanking of chains and unearthly to tbe one who would tell his politics and drinking Lowden beer.” We can’t under­ Republicans, get your voters registered RntiratNTAHVX IM 8TATK LEGtSstand how Mr. Lowden as a prohibitionist notoes were heard by everyone passing tbe give the best reason why. LATOMt-Hox. X>avM Hwrr*«* and then get the vote out next Tuesday. ptam where tbe show was to be. When One boy said *1 oro a republican because can countenance any such action as this, tba doors were open for tbe show every that party saved the Union and put down though of course as a democrat he doesn’t CUBKK—<Joha G. Maxtor. SOMETHING GOOD want to interfere with the tbe Individual ■bvdy west and the cent pieces for ad- the rebellion.” TBCASUKKR—J. G. Magbe*. •riwion came thick and fast Tbe hail Another said am a democrat because rights of citizens. ■ Look what Cash will d®. j rnesECUTiNG ATYOttMBY-Jaa. was quickly peeked and the noise of tbe my father is a democrat, He ia a good 25 eta. will buy a pound of SO cL tea. CIECI IT COURT COMMISSIONERS- I auimal behlnd tbe. scene was blood curd­ man and knows which party is tbe best.” A rote for Miner S. Keeler, ef Middle­ Now this docent look reasonable does it? 1 Pre* W. Walker; A.K. Item a*ton. ling'in the extreme. Tbe noise seemed to in­ Turning to tbe third little boy who was ville, is a vote not only for a keen, bright, but if you have not tried it or beard of it; (X>RONERS-Ihv?Wk.ttan<l crease and the audience were led up to that looking wishfully at tbe coop the hunter progressive young man, but It Is also a ask your neighbors, they have, or drop In pitch that tbeywere actually afraid teat said “Well my little man tell us what you vote for two republican United States and get a free sample and then let us make We are aware that the opposition are you prices on other Groceries, We will save he aright break the monstrous chains that Senators from Michigan. you people who pay cash lots of money as noddling some faiwe-slovks in regard to held him In captivity. All at once a tmnThe little fellow looked up with a far we do not give credit to any one and we Mr. Sweezey, boto In regard to tire Dettan bloand clanking ot chains was beard and away look in his eyes and said. When you rob the laboring men of their pay Highest Cash Prices for Butter and aficir and tbe alleged Illegal vottog affair tbe owner ef the animal rushed breathless­ "Mister 1 want that coon and FU be labor you rob the farmers of their bestt Eggs Egn at at Hendershott’s new cheap cash in (Baltimore. Three things were explain­ ly*.© the front and as pale as death ex- anything you say if you'll only let whj customers. Groceryed in our issoe last week and we wish that etatitted:—"Run! Run for your lives! The hare tt.” the article cesM tiave>been rrod by -every 'Gyasticulos has broken loose.” Mr. Lowden wants to be Prosecutor. voter in Barry County. It won Id -only They dM run but ever since that day He wants it so bad that be is willing to be tend to coavtooe the ‘people of the excel­ •be Gyasticutus has been known as a “anything any party says if tbey’ti only lent record Mr. Sweaaey has wade, and fraud. let him have it” This story wlU apply add to their respect for one of the <oldest We bare a political Gyasticutus in with equal force to the whole fuskm-popti­ and ablest ■Mori>er»of the Borry 'Gounty Barry County known as Fusion. -It lls t ticket bar to-day. Itoring all of Ms long and ■meanasMthing, it represents nothing, but extensive practice eff the law Mr. Bweeroy Is held op and advertised by a “ring” that The Journal last week contained the has held aMgb plaoe in the estimation of wants place and money as a great at­ statement that the Tefft cose would ia all ’til the people os an stile and honest law­ traction. It’s a fraud. probability have to be re-tried owing to yer. During all hte legal practice no man The populists own tbe show and Sheriff McKevitt's mistake. Such a state­ tan trutbferily say teat “Mr.Sweezey sold playing the “Gyasticutus” snide for the ment is false and without foundation. him out” la regowl to the ewforeenrent gate-receipts. We understand that there Is no thought of the liqwor tews no man oan deny bat The hunt for this political Gyasticutus or talk of taking up the ease again. U what tbe laws hove been enforoed just -as will be made next Tuesday. Such a can’t be denied that Sheriff McKevitt made rigidly the pastlwo years as they ever fraud should not be tolerated In any com­ a mistake and no one appreciates It more were in this eounly with the -0016 excep­ munity and every voter irrespective of than he. But who hasn't made a mistake? tion of tbe brief period when we had party should take down his political Who doesn't make mistakes? Everybody local option io Dairy County. In every Winchester and fill the body ot political makes them, even when they feel most official act be has been guided solely by Gyasticutus fraud so full of boles that certain they are doing right. Sheriff Mcwhat be eoortdered to be hia duty. No even the “ring wouldn’t reeognue It as Kevitt has made a careful, conscientious, man can oay but wbat he bos acted fear­ being tbe precious offspring they have so painstaking official and no man should lessly, impartially and honorably. The tenderly nourished for many months. vote against him because of bis one mis­ affairs of the prosecutors office were never take which has really made him doubly in better shape lhaa they are at tbe pres­ Perry Mayo’H Muddle. careful and cautious In everything that he ent time. There were 83 cases continued Perry Mayo Is in hot water. He was doee. Give him a rousing old vote. He is to Mr. Swueaey by Mr. Lowden two years nominated by tbe populists for Lieutenant entitled to IL tago, but Mr. Sweozey has all of the oases Governor, and the convention that nomi­ disposed of up to the present time but Every republican should reuiember_ that nated him was bitter against fusion of any tour, and three -wlH be dlepooed of at the kind, declaring that only peoples party Congressman Wilson has openly avowed 3»ov. tenaafeaurt. men should be on tbe populist ticket, as that tbe battle for free trade and the open­ One of the moeVtan portant iguesUoM to they wanted no half way business. Mayo ing of our markets to the world has only be voted upon tbledall is tbe amendment I declared himself an out and out populist commenced. Tbe sole and only rebuke to fee the coastMution relative to the auali- ! but:has dow accepted nomination ou the such a ruinous course is to elect a repub­ ftcation of voters. This amendment .pro­ democratic ticket for the same office and lican Congress. Tbe situation has resolv­ vides that hereafter all persona must be the-populists are demanding an explan a- ed itself down to this. If the people want fall citizens of tbe (United States before tion. During tho Grand Trunk strike to have more of tariff tinkering; if they they can exeoefoe the elective franchise. Perry addressed tbe strikers and said that want more free trade they should vote This certainly U a hardship to no one and j be had 2,000 bushels of wheat that he the democratic ticket; If they don’t want te«but simple foatiee to the .citizens of would contribute to feed the mon until any more of it they should vote tbe repub­ Michigan. Two-thirds of the states require they were reinstated lu their places. Tbe lican ticket This is tbe situation In a this qualification of electors and some are men lost their jobs, many of them are bow nutshell. even more stringent. The present law -of suffering for the necessaries of life but ‘•There is no dodging tbe fact that any Michigan is gwaely anjust, in that it Perry has forgotten all about letting his policy, no matter by what name it is places the alien (no matter bow Ignorant) 2000 bushels of wheat go for the men. The-populists In tbe district In which known, that closes tbe factories ot this of two years and a few months residence on the same fencing wttk tbe most IntellL he lives<ot after Perry so hard that he country: that bankrupts the railroads; that geottAmeriean dtiaen, and confers powers was compelled to explain matters, which destroys our great industries; that robs the upooua claw who have grown do be a be did by putting a little card, hi an ob­ laborer of employment and fills the coun­ great factor ia state and city politics, scure place, in a little one-horse paper try with a vast army of unemployed who which, if not cheebed, wH do greet injury. published in Battle Creek. It read as fol­ know net where to look for bread; that robs tbe farmer of bls market; that robs Tbe oatend meat is one that members of all lows:— “As there seems to be souse mis- the people of confidence; that disturbs parties.who love cheir oeontry and are ■underetandlng regarding my indorsement business /nd fills the people with want, friends of good government can heartily by the deoaocratie party, I wish to make ‘support; tbe only (ear 4a, that it may be this public statement: Tbe indorsement misery and diapair, is un-American and defeated through the oversight of many was entirely unsought, on my part. In an patriotic.”—Hon. Charles Curtis, of Kansas. who would vote for tt. hut in their .baste fact I knew«othing of it until tbe matter bad been tally decided. It has never When tbe people honor a man with ofbren asked or expected of me, that I was to be anything else but a straight, middle flee they expect that be will look after It Str Atoect K. EoiUa who presided at of tbe road populist, and my friends will himaelf. Mr. C. W. Jordan, tbe republi­ the hanpaef given to Cemgreeoman Wilson, find me there ''til success crowns our ef­ can nominee for Register has made an ex­ forts.” said that Mr. Wlteon’a nacre had become This letter has now got him In hot wat­ cellent official, being the first one, for honored end familiar in England and that er with tbe democrats, and Perry is won­ years at least, te perform the duties ef the office alone. This is because be has had that tbe new«£ariff law, while tt aright met dering which wag he can turn for conso­ years of experience in tbe work of the have realised ■ tbe aspirations ef Ka pro­ lation. He sursiy stands “between Che office and knows it thoroughly. Tbe of­ devil a«d tbe deep blue sea." The popu­ motor*, bad Already beoefited England, lists can’t trust htan and the democrats fice of Register is one of the most impor­ that furnaces .In England had been re-1 don’t want him because be denounces tant ones to be filled and a careful com­ them. The fact >ls that Perry Mayo is petent official is demanded. Vote for 1Dclose to sn anarchist xnd an unsafe man | Q, W. Jordan and you vote for Just such a: MAJniHAXX L.CPOK.Brttar. HAS BUN BEEN SEVERAL OF LATE, IN BARRY EDITORIAL NOTES FraGUwi Business Traininu SrtOKE THE “New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET. LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH .WRAPPER. H. J. FRflKEK Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co. THE LEADING HOUSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc. VISIT OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE LATEST PRODUCTION CARPETS is second to none. CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children. Our line of L\ full line of Blankets from 49c a pair, upward Quilts at 75c and upward ASK FOR OUR FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR. A NEW STOCK OF OUTING FLANNEL AT 5c A YARD. When in the city give us a call. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co 78, 80, and 82 Monroe Street. N. B. Our live geese leathers are guaranteed oderless. GRAND RAPIDS, HICH The ‘Favorite’ tor this high office. lean iodurtrioa. fftber the Tnflhi—n leave our reoden feegodge which. populist tKet, and a prohibition state ticket There axe a goad many democrats itor-Gcnerara office empieyed an average Geaeeal Stanley W. Turner, tbe average tration daring tbe fiscal year U94 cost the tax payers MS,OM more for clerk hire state ticket. Will tbe pvrtiibltion end of The office of Treasurer te one that re­ quires great eare and accuracy, its duties require tbe careful attention of the cus­ todian of tbe county’s funds. In Mr. J. G. Hughes of Barry township tbe republicans hare an excellent man. For several yean post be has represented hte township as Supervisor and served with such signal ability that he has been returned each year wttb aa Increased majority. He te a safe rellaWe man, thoroughly honest and In every way qualified to fill tbe office. Base Burner has more heating capacity and is the most economical Coal Stove ever made. Why? Because it has 1-3 more radiating surface as com­ pared with same sizes of other base burners and is mounted and fitted perfectly. bills.—HaMtags Journal. , , campaign that has beea conducted by. । I know. [And they winked tbe Barry Comity never bad a better clerk than John G. Xagler, the present tocsin bean Be Is a nun with whom It la a pleasure to do business and whom U la a pleasure to meet. Careful and palnatakIng In everrthlng that be does; with a aalinal aptaeae for tbe eoapUallona de■anded la bit office, aad which were .eepeelally required In tbe re-amngeaieut of aflalrs after tbe bnllcUng ot tbe new eoart boaae. Mr. Na*i« has made a record In We have a complete hne of “Favorite” Stoves and Ranges, which pos­ itively are without an equal in the World, and can prove it to . buyer who will take the time to investigate. ; .t-.’ �Thursday, Nov. •■ COOK .Local Kdlier. nd headways came back! Nortbmn Michls. returBM "ott Gr“d Mh Three •^P.rts.Pr^Z"* -- CONDITION POWDERS, liniments, COUGH RECEIPTS, and pYE STUFFS put up FRE.D L HLflTH. THE DRUGGIST’S. Th.- best Drug Store in the count}' to have your family receipts filled at a low price with pure goods. One door east of City Bank. WooLLIV * Bitoxsox. People who eoutcmpiab, orterlnr note­ graph, fur Holiday pht, .b^ “’’“"fin'Wfimpiechm.ee to get^ out in duello. ™ H. J. Christmas. The wolulng 0[ Mra OrMe Btaok and George Landis, formerly of u,ls cltv S ITS wiLUflrvs PAINT COVERS MOST WEARS LONGEST LOOKS BEST s®‘h’\Cu,h,n*n’°t Three Rivera. spent here, the guest ot Mbs KfT. simp. o«on at tbe home of tbe bride, pmenu for a visit Tuesday awning, it will be a private with friend. st Rockfsrd, Mich., yeiter. wedding only ralstlves being promt SOLD BY* Thoee coupon, to be had with cub trade “W. H. Goodyear’., K. Y. Bogle’s, Bren spending tbe week with her p,„ntt, Woolley and Bronson's, Hicks 4 dpeure Mr. and Mrs. Silu Stafford. Mrs. Grorez, of Cleveland, Ohio, who Stauffer’s are worth k..klng fitter. They go same u cash at F. R. bu been visiting some time at Dr. Lamp, man’s returned to her home lut Friday. Pancoast's store. Tbe trial of Chambers and Freeman oeMr. Chris Wlnkel and Misses Muy and tore Justice Kenuton resulted tn Freemans Maggie Wlnkel. ot Peoria, m., bj jin. Remember this fall and winter when yon being fined »S5 aud costa or M day. In Hammer, of Toledo, Ohio, are visiting are thinking of buying a BIBLE that jalh He lacked the cash and is now board­ Peter Schumann and family. I am agentjot the American Bible log at McKevIlt’a brick. Chambers wu let Society Tand will save you Capt A. D. Nlakern left tor Ft Leaven­ off on suspended acutance., Fifty Per Cent worth, Kansas, SaturJay morning. A Rev. C. L lleyo whose voice hu been large number ot Knlghta were present to heard several times In thia county tn the bld him good bye. Interests ot democracy bu announced that Mias Ada Prentiss, ot Buffalo, whose he wlU hereafter work with tbe republi­ mother is well known to tbe older realcans. The parade la coming boys, you'd drota ot our city u Mlu Ellen Hawley. Is belter get In tbe band wagon. now studying In Parts under Sbrigta, the |XSe pedro party given by Mr. mid Mrs. celebrated Italian vocal teacbar. Miss nODERN bRUQQIST EKED L. HEATH 7116 DFUflQlSt LOCAL NEWS. ^IKQUL/ITION - A. D. Me Fl wain Thursday night wu a very pleasant affair. Mrs. J. F. Goodyear won the ladles first prize, Gard F. Chidester Hereafter. change* for advertisements the gentleman's on a cut with W. N. must reach this office Tuesdays at latest tc tosurq.Insertion in tbe issue of the week Chidester and D. W. Reynolds. when brought. At Russells you will find the new feather bone used for the bottom ot dress skirts. It will give the stylish full effect Register Saturday. desired without weighing down tbe skirt G-uaty correspondence on inside local with heavy crinoline and canvas, it is the latest thing and Is used by fill first class Burs to Attorney J. E. Barrell and wife dress-makers. 12 Ik boy, • J The sooner people deramxt candld- Inis week. :'.-.•<: Saturday, Both In- importance 95 quires. and Vote Tuesday. dsres stand oh their honest convictions In Lleotenant A. D. NlMrarn, United States army, wu b the city Saturday, the guest of George 1. Goodenow, Lieutenant Nl,kern's post >hu Iwen chsnged from Fort Asslnabotne, Mont., to Leavenworth, Kaz . and he returns to duty Nov. 1.—Kai. Dally News. A MONEY SAVER Don’t forget to register Saturday. Republicans see that you are registered. Calbonn Co. Mich. Heer} Woodmansee of consumption, aged dr years. Deceased was rii.est tea and coffee you ever boagbt a brother ot Mlles and Dr. Woodmansee, m rncy at Phillips and Erb. of thia city. He came to Calhoun county apples at Phillips * Erb’s also tbe ’when a boy, having lived In thia state since tter at the lowest market price. 1M4. He leaves a wife, two sons and two •rwear in all styles. Prices low, daughters. Baxkbuit Storx. Del Merchant wishes to announce to the baled Timothy hay at 810 per ton people that he hu bought some new horses '■per loo *t Heiidersbott’s Cheap new robes etc. and hu u line a torn out rocery. • u can be found anywhere. Mr. Merchant If you have moved from wne ward to la a practical livery man. makes II a point *r. :l.er y.»a must register ia the ward tn to keep 'be heal ot rigs and homes and leu them go at very reasonable rates. When you reside. • nice clean shave or latest ktyle In you want a rig call on him at tbe Al Jonhs t. Call at Busby Bros. Ahrays at- barn on Court street, just east of the Farmera sheds. to business. Hue teas and coffee’s Phillips and £r'J:av’' n<» equal. They also keep the roolctbt lobhaceo. i Sow important facte k f An be gleaned by the article on ot l it inside page endciency." A splendid ^ood bu siness suit made to ■ order for only §20,0 ) at Voight. Herpolsfceimer dt Co.. Gro Ad Rapids, Mich. Fail and winter Caps in every style. We ftharantec the pr' •'J’-’ne ladies JM wnat yo • Evitain, Special $ Dnn‘ cari b' 830, t Bankrupt Stork. ftie »ooi mittens for 25 cts. a 'want Miv Fkigbnkk. » Y>ur lice of Mats and Cap* afe Saturday Nov. 3rd. Bankrupt Store, c <?uy a ready made suit when you if -K good suit made to order for only •e Mt V. H. A Co. Grand Rapid* Mich. ltm<em*n, Donnallay & Jones of 9rand xplds are offering wonderful bargains in lofiing. Seo their adv. on inside local page. Call at Russell’s and ask them to show ' uu the feather bone for tbe bottom of dress skirts now being extensively u*ed In place of stiffening. On Friday evening of last week Mrs. P. T. Colgrove gave * dinner complimentary to Cap’t. and Mrs. A. D. Ntokarn. Coven were laid for fourteen. Step in and take a look at tbe suit* we make to order for 9SO.OO 78 Monroe St. You will say its the finest bologna you ever ate if you buy of Ed Schumann. Table fruit will keep* twice as long if kept in separate lots, Contact hastens decay. L. E. Mudge has a big auction sale at bls place at Maple Grove on Wednesday, Nov. 7th. Edward Wood assaulted, Chas. Hunt Friday. He paid $6,50 fine and costs before Justice Kenaston, For a nice clean shave or latest style in hair cut. Call at Busby Bros. Always at­ tention to business. Owing to an unusual amount of political matter we are obliged to leave out a large Cold baths In typhoid la now recommend­ amount of correspondence this week. ed by numerous authors. In private homes It We are receiving every week the latest la not an easy matter to give cold bath to a shapes In hats and keep tbe finest stock of helpless adult. The next best thing to a millinery in town at Miss Feighner’s. cold bath is sponging tbe entire body with Prof. Sterling was able to be out Tues­ cold water several limes a day. We have day with the aid of crutches. Dis many found that a heavy bath towel wrong ont friends are pleased that his recovery has ot cold water and applied Io the abdomen been so rapid. la very satisfactory.' It should be reapplied Miss Etta Hubbard, who attended the hourly If tbe fever la high. Tbe nurse should be governed by the amount of heat High School last year, is very low at her home in North Irving with typhoid fever. collected in the towel. When the fever io high the towel becomes warm In a few Her recovery is doubtful. Our immense sales on wool hosiery this minutes.—Medical Journal, season are largely due to a full and com­ Several days ago Sheriff MeKevItt went to Iowa to arrest 'William Otto, formerly plete stock as well as extra quality and of Middleville. Mr. Otto la a ronng man and wu a member of the formePbardwarc firm of Otto Bros, ot lhat place. Of splen­ did ability, possessing tbe entire confidence ot all and doing a prosperous business, his future looked very bright It Is said that bls downfall wu caused by a woman. He la charged with tbe crime ot forgery, of which he la said to have done a good deal In and around Middleville. Lut spring be wu arrested In Allegan for forgery and also wu arrested here for disposing ot mortgaged property. He wu released on ball and skipped the country. Word from Sheriff McKevllt brings tbe new, that Otto left tbe place In Iowa the morning of tbe night that Sheriff McKerltl arrived. Tbe Sheriff got track ot him again In Minnesota and irnstnl him In Albert Lea. Minnesota and he arrived with him lut night. Barry county is Indeed fortunate In hav­ ing something to keep alive tbe Interest ot £ citizen, through th. czcRemsnt of Grand Rapid*. Mich. hurting. We have several times narrated Your attention is called to tbe advertia- tbe exciting adventures ot Mayor Greuaels n-ent of Housemen, Donnallay and Jone* hunting party after tbe monster snake that of Grand Rapids on our inside local pugo. era.b through tbe Junta.north »o They say it will pay you to come 100 miles west of tbe eity about huckleberry ttaH even if you have only a nit of clothe* to every year, to tbe feu and monetary lo« of the many who would like to pick that purchase. The choicest meats in the eity nt Ed lusecs bcm. Fall hu come, the snake hu taken up Its winter quarters and tbe ■5chumtnn’s market He makes a specialty remainder of the season promised to be of bologna. Ask for some and be convinced of iu excellence. Nice juicy steak*. Special very dry end tiresome for lack ot mon* attention given to orders for societies and atroettlee Of lau however strange GyullenW. within tbe limit, ef Parties. our rarnnty. f»r which a hunting puty nu Warrant* were issued hast week for tbe braownn-w-J. Further * arrest of Selden Terry, Orrin Hopkina and «•*"“' •» Girdy Van Dee. of Carlton, for stealing had by readlug cuius, publisbed eisewherc in -hr honey of F. M. Craig, but before Offloer Bend It and you may want to Join the Burges* arrived upon the scene of their late stamping ground they had gewe. A MONEY MAKER If you have moved from one ward to an­ other don’t fall to register pn Saturday, It jbu Lave lately moved to Hastings politics the same u out of polities, tbe A$k.fr»r h-tnher bone for the bottom of sooner there win be honesty In politics.' Bee that your name is registered. This straddling or attempted straddll.ig your «1:t skirt at Russell’s. Ladles full-length knit skirts in assorted y?L- • Cairie Spenee Is muring part over anything and everything Is disgusting colors at Stauffer’s. u well as dishonest. $ RnsaeHs house this <reek. Specials*}** on trimmed hats from now Died—At his 'home hi feculb Marshall until Nov, 15th. at Soules Bazaar. >. sale in Bool- mid Shoe* at the u store Saturday Nov. 3rd. The Most Economical DRUG and BOOK STORE in Hastings. Prentiss bu a contralto voice of great promise. Our Snag Proof Rubber Boot is a money maker—money for you be­ cause it Will outwear any other Rubber Boot in the market at the price, See our Quilted boots, just the thing for cold weather, and remember that we have the largest stock of boots in the county. Our line of Ladies’ and Gents’ fine shoes is complete. Give us a call. W. n. Spence low prices. L. E. STAcrrt K. Grape, nnd pine-apples ere blessings In the sick-room. Only tbe jnlce ot either should be swallowed. It allays thirst and la nourishing, actinic upon the liver and kidneys beneficially. Mrs. Hugh Slllson died Friday afternoon of typhoid fever at her home In the first want, seed SI. Tbe funeral occurred Sun day. Rev.Grifisby oIBclxllng. Mrs. StUsoo’s maiden name was May Benham. She leave, a little boy ten months old. Under tbe title of "The Fight on tbe Yaln Blver.’ the Hon. Hilary A. Herbert Secretary of tbe Navy contributes to tbe November number of the North American neetew an Important and timely article In which he xrgue, that tbe Issue of this fight dMaenauates the valoe of battleships rather than ot cruisers as fighting reseels. Much rivalry baa been going on between different towns in the southern part of tbe .tale as to which had produced the largest cabbage. Last week we mentioned that St Joseph boasted of one weighing »« pounds and measuring 4« ft- ta circumference. Now Decalnsr holds tho pennant with one that Wrigba SO lbs. and measures 4 feet » Inches. They wmrl to brer from some one who can beat that. The recent mile made on a bicycle by John 8. Johnson, at Beffalo In one minute and thirty five and tour fifths epoch io the history of bicycling. This w^ld make tt seem that tbe bicycle Is destined to make better time than a bone, as the fastest mile a horse ever made was by Salvador In ISM at Monmouth Park In IMH- The fastest ever made In a race washy Salvador In IrffTM- NO other terms will buy our goods, but we make it worth your while to make an extra effort to throw the store book and credit system behind for good. We prefer to make a small profit and sure one, to the chance of making a larger one with the risk of loss. R. K. GRANT Cash Clothier. �V OOOUMHT nr.L',lrtt1’ * ’rt-rin w ■4 60.000 The Evening News, W IHTCSTICkTION OF THE BOOK* VEALS T.!E FALSITY OF OEMO- “The Great Daily of Michigan.' copy of Guide Io Health and Household Instructor, free. AU of which is guaran CRATIC CHIOS. * fps Ann AAA (M) at sPent iivin8' expenses every year by subscribers of The Detroit Evkndkj New® Tbe shrewd advertiser knows this, and by using the advertising columns Tbk News secures his share o£ this enormous sum. 60,000 subscribers psotabty moans aoo.ooo readers, and instead ot the sum above, we should iWvertlse in The Evening News if you want Results, W—r1 The Evening Nows if you waat News. THE EVENING NEWS, ns •orv Berime-How the Flpurea Were Ju»- “Out el Thine Own Mouth Will I Judge Thss, Thou Wicked Servant!” DETROIT. I FACTS ABOUT TRADE. Busin ms Comparisons That Ought to Quiet Free Tradera. ■The Detroit Free Press of September 26, 1894, published in its Washington dispatches an interview with Minister Zeballos, of the Argentine Republic. The interview was emphasised by writer ia a democrat, hia language is flaming headlines as follows: probably parliamentary. — 8L Louis Globe-Democrat GT“Our protectionists have been building defenses to keep you and other nations from competing with us EFFECT OF OUR NEW TARIFF LAW in our home market The tariff re­ IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. forms are breaking down those de­ fenses.”—William L. Wilson, to the London Chamber of Commerce. RtMARKABLK STIMULATION OF TH® QTFrom tho way the tariff reform­ INDUSTRY HAS RESULTED. ers continue to pound the McKinley law it would seem to be very much alive and in force instead of repealed HEAVY ADVANCES IN THE MARKETS and dead. But it is its spirit moving OF THAT COUNTRY. among the people that gives the free traders the shivers.—Troy Times. L# There is a double significance in Trade With America Expected to Reach this republican uprising in Kansas. It •6,000.000 This Year. indicates first that the people of the middle west are awakened to the ne­ cessity of saving the American indus­ The Argentine minister and the Free trial system—the policy of protection Press seemed to l»c particularly joyful —from destruction at the hands of the over the effect of the Gorman tariff free trade democracy. McKinley's law on the wool industry of the South name is identified with this struggle, American nation. The industry there and therefore the outpouring of the was greatly stimulated; there has Qome republican masses to receive him.—San । a great advance in the markets there; they expect six million dollars Francisco Chronicle. “ ■------------- to send J **■ — worth of their wool to the United Eff'Tbe people c annot be fooled now States this year to displace just that much of the product of our own farmThey may be told that the price of era. This great good to the Argentine sugar has not increased under the new Eople is hi consequence of their addtariff law, but they know that they g the duty they had to pay under have to pay more for it They may be the McKinley bill to the price of their told that wages are increasing, but wool. they know that pay day bring* them Under the McKinlev bill this differ­ no advance. They are told that pros­ ence in price was paid into the U. S. perity is again returning, but each one treasury by the Argentine wool growknows that if the statement is true it. era. Under thd\ new tariff law it is paid by the Afiiftrican consumer, nnff must be, that glad . return , tbe , ~ . , . is coming wl into the podkets of the Argentine to somebody else—not to himself. It goes is a game of deception that democratic wool grower. / 1 This is bully fun Tor ttie Argentine orator, and democratic newspaper, arc Rcpnbl|c, bnrd on the American playing. It Is their aim to keep It up 1 repnblic. The average American cltluntil after ©lection. They expect to j had reason to believe that congress make votes by it If they cannot j was legislating for this republic and make new votes for their .party they । aot not for the Argentine Republic. The Democratic party will carry hope to at least keep those which be- | '* ”■ long to them by right of birth and the Argentine Republic by a Urge long association. But the man who majority, and that is all it will carry. reads and thinks will not be longer PRICE OF WOOL OOES UP. A great deal of space is given in this issue to a report upon the business con­ ditions of the United States during the flrst six months of the present year, as compared with similar con di tions existing between January 1 and June 80,1892. We .have received reports from 820 different employers of labor who are able to find work for 20,800 fewer hands this year than in 1892. They paid al­ most >8,000,000 less money for wages, and their output, or the amount of business whidh they transacted, was nearly one-half less than during the first six months of 1892. The average earnings of each wage­ earner between January 1 and June 30, 1892, was 8250. The average earn­ ings of each wnge-earner during the corresponding six months of this year was >195. Thus there was a loss ol , >55 to every one of these individuals who were employed. The analysis of the reports, accord­ ing to sections of the country, brings the facts learned by investigation more strikingly homo, both to the employer of labor and the employe. The state­ ments presented regarding tho condi­ tions that have recently existed iu the different sections of the country are also extremely interesting. A valuable tabulated exhibit is that which shows the per cent, of business that was done by each separate Indus Indus-­ i with 1892. | try this*year as ccompared , ifH 1 arptprv few Unfortunately there are very cases 1' | where there hoa been no shrinkage, I and there was but one showing au in­ | creased business for this year. I The McKinle.v census that was taken I by the American Protective Tariff [; league in 1898 showed that over >40,000,000 of money had been invested in II ' new or enlarged industries within two ' , years. Also that work had been pro- i •j vided for 87,285 additional hands. ' Now we arc under the painful neces­ deceived.—Kansas City Journal. sity of showing that'20.800 people have been deprived of work in 820 different CyPresident Cleveland appears to industries. Also that those who’ were be something of a “communistof pelf” at work have received nearly >S,000,000 himself. He is chairman of tho board less money within six months than of trustees of the Buzzard’s Bay com­ they did two years ago. It fa further pany, a combination which announces shown that the amount of business in a circular that it has “cornered” all was but M per cent, of that transacted 1 "that remains available” of the land in,1892. along the bay for a distance,of eight­ A year ago this month we published een miles, comprising some three thou­ the results of our industrial census. sand acres.—Chicago Tribune. This showed that there had been a de­ crease in business within twelve GREAT MOSQUE OF DAMASCUS. months of 47.2 per cent., a decrease in i! Rebuilding: of the Famous Fane Now in wages earned of 69 per cent, aud a , Rapid Progreu. decrease in the number of persons em- I A correspondent of the London ployed in factories of about 60X per 'i ? cent We now have to report a shrinkage ,I relation to the recent burning of tho I great mosque of Damascus, once the ot 80 per cent in the number of per- j, ancient cathedral of St. John the Bapsons employed: a loss of 45 p>er cent in . tist The Turkish government has exthe amount of wages earned, and of 44 erted every effort since the calamity per cent in the output of industrial ' to prevent any report of it from being establishments. A year ago the av- j published. He says: “The Christians erage decrease was recorded as S2.35 I were accused by some at the time of per week in the wages of each cm- i setting the building on fire; but, as ployc, or CGI. 10 for the half year’s | the fire broke out in the high roof of work. We now record a loss ofS55 for ' the building a little before noon, the each person for the first sic months’ accusation was so manifestly absurd work this year as compared with the that it hud little influence on the Mos­ money whlth be earned during the lem mind. Had it occurred at night, •amo period in 1692. when the facts might not have been so If we look back still further and manifest, the report would have met compare the present results with the with readier acceptance, and it is im­ census of 1890, wc find on tlie basis of possible to say what, in that case the reports that wc have received that might have been tlm consequences, there were as many as 1.418J159 idle to the Christians. Moreover, as there persona in the country this year who ; was a high wind blowing toward the ■were actively employed in 1890. We Christian quarter, if It had been further find that there was more than j one billion dollars less Wages earned i at night when people were asleep, the destruction must have ' than in 1891’. Wc further find that tho • value of the product of the factories j much more extensive. The work of rebuilding seems to have has decreased by more than five billion ' dollars. Also that three billion dol- * been taken In hand with vigor. A gentleman^in tbe city recently tak­, Jara less money has been paid for msing a ride with his wife and son out­ tcrial to be used in manufactures. side the gates, met hundreds of men Wc cannot but accept as thoroughly I reliable the information wc have re- 1 bringing in the large poplar beams> ceivcd, and upon which wc have based for the work, which they were draw­ our calculations. It is extremely pain­ ing in caj-ts by ropes, with loud sing­' ful to us to record such a distressful ing and clapping of hands. The riders। condition of business, which must in­ at once turned away by another road, volve pinching and poverty is moat giving them as wide a berth as possi­ ble, for It is hardly safe fer a Chris­ American households. After these facts hpve been carefully tian to get among them in their pres­ The library, containing studied by every reader and thiaker in ent mood. the country, wc should hardly expect books and manuscripts of priceless to find one solitary individual to ad­ value, was saved from the flames; and vocate a policy of free trade as against ‘ nothing of value was lost, excepting protection to American labor tind : tbe most precious gem of all—namely: American industries. j ‘Othman's Koran,' which was deposited We trust ,that the verdict of the peo- ' in a place apart, and was not thought pie a month from now will be an over- ! .of until , too , late. , ,, This „is said ,to have wh.lmius majority ^ta.t »uy »p- I »*“ (*n<l probably really rea.) one of preach to free trade and Tor the reatofour exemplar, touted by ration ot proper and adequate proton^‘Pb Othman, A H. 30 in the —I four grtat mosques of Mecca, Medina, tion-—American TP Economist I Kufa and Damascus—the only surviv! ing copy. These were to be kept DRIFT OF OPINION. a«-c: AT.-------Ax.™ I there as the sole authoritative copies— O^i^ nra rare of •“ oth‘-™ had in cent defeaL—Toledo Blade. ' .. t ' yi'TT. tlunk“ tocttoniadrad lat tom fo around tbe country delirarrajr the sp.ee* that he made.nLondon Md contract hla reeepUon with that wMch go,. MoKln- receiving. N. T. Prew. | KTA eontr.bn ter to Donahoe • Mag Mine apeak, of tbe democracy to ■<» party with a record of coltoeal preftornkA .• 4rrr.c.TTiir.i<->nc ffeela F* Art trio . ______ A .out ../Ml nnthlnw £ XT hu £,"ed B took KO.OOO lo lake ear- nr i>. I. Grerene ooonty during !be ' '' J™® », tows —deity in ths State of Michigan. I _ frre.tte.ntem by the Wthrnl •total m ot Ayw, Sarwrerllia. Tbu reared, prexe,.,,^, The Furniture Factories. Democratic papers have recently : been making the most of the slight imI provement in business which followed the adjournment of the Democratic j congress. The relief which the people felt from the awful strain of uncer­ tainty naturally caused a little revival of business. This has been unduly magnified into a return of prosperity attendant upon the passage of the Wilson-Gonnan tariff bill. Democratic papers in Michigan hare given especial prominence to the fall trade in furni­ ture, which results entirely from the fact that the retail dealers of tbe country have uTd been laying in I^ their F"te?.££ nnS J‘l7om,n cratlc legislation favorable to trade. q o offset the Democratic assertions I that the furniture trade is booming I and the factories are running on full time —-------------------------------------------and to the extent of theirr capac­ ity, it is necessary onlv to cite a few pertinent facta develoj»ed by recent factory inspection. Statistics from the Michigan labor bureau show that about four per cent of the factories in the stat© are engaged in the manufacture of furniture. In the 72 furniture fac­ tories inspected up to October 15, em­ ployment fa given to 6.044 persons, an average of 84 employes in each factory. If these 72 plants were running their full time and capacity they would be employing 8,523 hands, or 7 per oent more than at present. These same 72 factories are losing 44j hours, or 44X days each week by loss of time, as com­ pared with running full time. Cold facts always knock the bottom out of Democratic fancies. Demoeratin Hatred of PcnalotMira. The results of Cleveland’s placing the United States pension department under confederate influences are con­ tinually developing. The latest in­ stance in Michigan is the case of Chauncey G. Cole, of Mendon, an old soldier, who endured the horrors of Andersonville and Libby prisons. He has been notified that his pension will be reduced from >30 a month to >17 a month at the end of 30 days un­ leu he shows sufficient cause why it should not be done. While in the service he received an injury to the back which in time sesulted in paralysis of the left side. He is totally deaf in the left ear and the vision of the left eye is i»eriousty impaired from the effects of par­ alytic strokes, of which he has had three. Hie heart is affected, he has rheu­ matism and is a constant sufferer from an incurable case of piles. He has for the past five or six years been under the care of a physician, but having been recently reported slightly improved the administration appears to have seized the opportunity.to mulct him. ‘ . Such proceedings on the part of the trom ,Tery quarter of the Moslem om- Democratic-confederate pension de­ piro and committed to the fames. It partment show a fiendish hatred of the in a matter of congratulation that tire Union soldier. The latter has learned ,ncie,t inllcri tion Greek „ thc that he must meet with ballots this oltb(rfnU wlli_oTsr tbc xUrerenrith.- rear the very same spirit which he so bazare-haa not bravely met with bullets in the ’60's. n u ^irteentb The contest wjllc be short, sharp and o{ cxbrq,, name of decisive, and the. victory will remain with the soldier and hia true friends— tlcin(f thu,. .Thy kin?. the Republican party. 0 Bn crerlaaUng kingW(J u dominion is from gonerAt Sulphur, Ky.. fire swe] . . “ ... the entire central portion of t The Democratic “handbook” makes sn especial point in favor of the Winans' administration of the state on the alleged fact that “under Demo eratic management in 1892 the state prison at Jackson earned and paid into the state treasury >15.000 over all ex­ penses of keeping convicts and run­ ning that institution. u'~ Just why the state prison should b e the only oasis in the broad Sahara desert of Democratic administration in Michigan was not apparent, and an investigatiem was made. The results of that investigation are of interest to every lover of truth in tbe state. The books of the institution show the following to be the receipts for the two fiscal years ending June 30, 1892: From state treasurer........... ......1 18.000 00 From convict labor: .0173.10 37 Contractors .. 14.490 49 Departments......... ----- ------- 18AMG M 4400 a From visitors 735 IM From warden's bouMJ. 1.021 3® From yardraaster .... 7W 33 From kitchen .............. --------23.388 From engineer's deparuuent 73 Bl From general ortlce............ From saUmasier From carpenter shop From photographer 2.1 OJ From physician....................... tn M From clothing Total..................... /... 3335.SM The books also show that the ing disbursements were made the same period: Warden's _ , house General office. warden. Educational.... CUaplala ' ............................... HaUaUMrtar.......................... Engineer's department Clothing department........ Kitchen department Yard masterdepartment. Carpenter ahop..................... Phyaleian.............................. Photographer Convict gratuity Salaries and wares ............. Rebuilding school house ... Convict labor....;................ follow­ during 7 -MO M Dpan receipt ot tout iddrre. snd fifteen cents In postage alampe. we will mall you or W.000 In rerere ot forore prepaid SovvKxni Pobttouo or rax A» Odd Cellection. Would'. Colvkmax Kxroemox, the regular price t« fifty cenla. but a> we want A mtn in Colorado has a auainf yoa to bare one. we make tbe price nom­ ttobot^uire. IltoSSXdTtot^ inal You will find It a work of art and a tlona. Section one is large. Seen™ tiling to be priced. It ooetalna full page !* “O'’ °M "nt*ln» hundndj’re view, of the great buildings, with descrip­ bottle, tbe contents ot which ,ir «<> tod rei“t rm, ““ tions of sama, and Is executed In highest •ral“ow1«i style of art. U not saUsfiod with IL after you get IL we will refund the sumps and e tew botUre that onee were filled with lot you keep tbe book. Address Dr. Pteroe’s F«write Piwcriptlm>. “ H. E. BvcMtxs 4 Co.. Chicago, Ill. wu this potent remedy that nr. the tretog wit. her M.ln”h X, Ji Irregularities, lnten.,1 lufiamsilon and *'! The beat salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rbeuin, fever teraUon, dlsplarements and kindred trodsores, tetter. chapped hands, chilblains, bles. It hu done more to relieve iu. <u(. °th<'r corns, and all akin irruptions, and posi­ taown to S?.th“ tively cure pllea or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per Pile tumors, rupture and Estuls, rerll. box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the tally cured by Improved method.. luck luSr1? 1° ,Uni.p‘- „World’» VI,puny druggist. ____________ Medical Assocation, Buffalo. N. Y. Williamston has become a great market for beans, and the picking of them gives W. H. Shearer, of St Joseph township employment to many hand® raised a cabbage this year that wdich« Buckinham’s Dye for tho Whiskers can twenty-five pounds and seven annees and be applied when at home, and is uniform­ measures four feet in elrenmferetic.-. ly successful In coloring a brown or a black. Hence its great popularity. The epidemic of diphtheria which pre­ vailed at Portland has all died out and the 01 schools have been reopened. Mrs. Chas. Root, Cedar Springs, Mich., was told by physicians that they could do nothing for her. After taking two bottles of “Adfronda” she was able to do her own work and ride to town to do her shopping. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Muskegon firemen will erect a monu­ ment to the late assistant chief Ellen, who lost his life at a lumber yard fire. - When the wu a Child, sh» cried for CwLria. When she became Mias, *ho clung to Cavnria. Tbe Clerel.nd Cedar eonpaev hive purchased all Uie "cut over'’ laud, ot Algor. Smith A Company In Alcona coun­ ty and will do a big business thi« winter. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. To relieve headache, correct disorders of the stomach and Increase the appetite, and for the cure of liver complaint, use Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. They are per­ fectly safe to take, and Invariably promote ma W BO a healthy action of the digestive and as­ IJffiO 73 similative organs. '' N 472 44 113 M Total ....................................... .8224,8® 34 When the >16,000 cash drawn from We need TWENTY' or MORE crtelnnt nn'l tbe state treasury are deducted from striking designs for Newspaper .'.Ji-ertUethe receipts tbe actual earnings arc ments of SANTA CLAUS £UA»'. Tho mana­ found to have been only $.’£9,494.13, torturers, Tbe N. K. Falrixma Company, anthorteo u* to pay TEN DOLLARS EACH for just >5,374.21 less .than the disburse­ approved drawings with arn”*»priate read- t ments—TUK SAME ou> DUlOCsUtlC DKtug; or $5.00 each fur doUgu.- ur leading nun- । FJCIKNCY. ter only. Thto offer is open to OIL Tho com­ The claim that the prisort turned petition will close December 1. As soon • over to the state treasury >15,000 possible after that due wc will p-..; • fj.- . ed designs and return thooth^r-. r.etncn'.bcr, profits can not be substantiated. To for coxuplote, aoccptaL?.we make a showing of profits, th4 report p*y of Warden Davis, the Democratic in­ cumbent utterly ignores the fact that the sum of >16,000 .in cash was re­ ceived from the state. He acknowl­ edges the receipt of the special appro­ priations and their expenditure, ex­ Directions.—Mokn dmXtlnca With Ma*!: ink cept a balance of >10,146.34, but never on heavy white paper, or curd board. Do the work in outline. Elaltorate abadlng will not a word is spoken of the sum that print wclL Space in papers will be four laches entered into the general running ex­ square. Draw to lArgeracalo if you prefer, but penses of the institution. have design square. The Idea is most impor­ , None but a Democratic administra­ tant. If that fa good wo can have It redrawn tion would ever think of drawing cash and still give you credit. Avoid poetry. Get up an ad. thatwdu'dmuko pea buy the article. from the state treasury and paving it Points.—Santa Claus ia n pure, high-cratlc back under color of profits. But this Soap—made for laundry and general honttcase is in strict accent with the ap­ bold use—a favorite wherever known. Merita propriation, by the Democratic ad­ generous praise. Sold by all grocers, whole­ sale and retell ministration of tnv state, of the >430,Do your beat, and scud results promptly. 865.66 received from the general gov­ Address (only) ernment, and the subsequent claim of N. W. AYER 4 SON, so much saved to the taxpayers. It is a dishonest appropriation of others’ Newspaper Advertising Agents, credit. It is dishonesty sublimated, . PHILADELPHIA. refined and reduced to Democratic Bpplication. And this is the kind of ad­ minfatration of a state institution that the Democratic party is now trying to idealize. With these kind of state­ ments the Democrats go before the people and fondly imagine that voters can be deceived into turning the state and its great interests over to their care. The people know better. 750 73 I । ib MM a 18.SH 18 53.097 94 We Pay for Ideas jocoaododocoouocmnnrnx A WINTER’S Everybody Vote. The “oldest inhabitant” cannot recall a campaign when everything pointed more surely to a sweeping Republican victory than at the present time. Even Demo_-rati, when they »re induigingin eommva honesty rather than political clap-trap, admit that this fa a Republi­ can year, and that the only hope for their party fa to keep the Kepublican majority down to the lowest figures. To accomplish this, if possible, they are resorting to misrepresentations, canards and howls. There fa little danger of the Demo­ crats accomplishing much by this kind of a campaign, as against th* stern de­ termination of the peojile this year to “slug” the Democratic administration on general principles. The faimer will resent the placing of his wool and other products on the free list, the working­ man will resent the cheapening of hu labor, the manufacturer will resent the destruction of his boniness, and all cluses geuerelly will lhe pel,— of ruin and disaster inaugurated by the Democratic administration. So general fa the cry for satisfaction, that the peo­ ple are impatient to vote. The only element of weakness in the Republican ranks is over-confidence. Almost any trifling reason will be enough to keep a irater away from the polls, if he feels that his vote is not needed to insure success. Some feel­ ing of indisposition, some trip of recreation or business, some profes­ sional engagement, or some little in­ convenience as to transportation mav ‘“.l lector a ballot if he tlunks there are enough to defeat the Df-mocrats without his help. Republicans of Michi™, be not over Sv Bot cre,eag on nay. .Sacriaee comfort and convenenee, if necessary, make vour way to the polk. We are not fighting im Sll.TZLVT1' b',tfor totare. 17 the people noW overwhelm the Demowith • rebuke, it will not recover in time for the next natimsl election, a few TOU* lo“ »• » trressman or a member of the lewialw tare. So get out every Republican voter, and ue that your ne’rtibore .to the same. This ia the time tn ENTERTfllNHENT WEEKLY NEW5 GREAT VALUE FOR LITTLE MOhfEY OF THE WORLD FOR A TRIFLE Mw York Weekly Trite a twenty-page journal, fa tie faadlng Republican family piner fif t,!° tailed States, Il fa a NATIONAL FAMILY 1‘AI’FR. rud >» “<• fe,,rr" news of tbe United Suu*. It g’v< s the events of the fcrelgn lanf* m a ,n,l‘ ►bell. Its •‘Agricultural’’ dejmtinn nt has no superior in the e< uDlI5j_. “Matkf-t Reports” are i«eoghl*rd>**ii.<>rlty. Separatedepartnn nis tor '-ramr lly Circle,” “Our Young Folks,” m <1 “Science and Mtchaiiica.” lt» Meins and Society*' columns command the admiration of wives and general political news, cfiUoitsls and dtavus-sions are couipichenslve, biinirn. aud exhaustive. . „ThB A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer Ibis splendid josrnai aou DANNER” fur ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $ 1.00, CASH It* AbVrtNCE Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. T\. Best, Room 2. Tribvne Building, New York City, and a sajup • copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will ik mailed to you. WHAT BRINGS RW.'RASK FROM DIRT AND GREASE ? WHY DON'T YOU KNOW? SAPOLIO ’5, si w'-z.' �to__meet these new arrangement^ -— Our Entire Stock Must be Turned Into Money by Jan. ist! < THIS APPLIES TO ALL DEPARTMENTS.. IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME _ ’ wo MILES IF YOU HAVE NOTHING MORE THAN A SUIT OF CLOTHES TO BUY. Our store was closed Friday to re-mark the entire stock, and OPENED AGAIN SATURDAY MORNING! ««»«««»««AT WHICH .... We Guarantee rh.s 5 ,ie Bonafide Vie Greatest Sacrifice Sale Ever Known in Grand Rapids Commenced in Men’s, Boy’s and Children’s Clothing, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Ete. HOUSEMAN, DONNALLY & JONES, MONROE STREET, CORNER WATERLOO, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. — ■ » ■■ ■■ —----------- BUSINESS CARDS. AMBS M. BACKR. Auctioneer. . Hastings. • - - Mich. Se*:4- Ifypu are going to have an auction eale .?k-.y kind. Have had large experience ! xnd w: 4 ve you satisfaction. Terms reaaonj Hile ; Q 2 PALM ETIER. J. M. SMITH. J iPALMERTON A SMITH Crave) anclng a specialty. Woodland, Mich ■pdw'kl Taggart Loyal E. Knappeu. • Arthur C. Denison. UGGABT, KNAPPEN A DENISON, LAWYERS. Betins 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, ____ Grand Raplilw. Michigan. Ml HUE KIRK. M. D„ • Physician and Surgeon. Hawings, - - Mich. All calls promptly attended day or night O<fieeor<r f. g. Stowell’s boot and shoe store A. SWEEZEY, Attorney at law, Hastings. Mich. Practices In ail courts of the state. ColItttibu promptly attended to. IA TpLpL LATHROP, ■D Humoepathlc Physician and Surgeon over W. H. Goodyear's New >rug [store. AlljcalL promptly attended to. (’ A. SCIUBN'iR, M. D., L• Physician and Surgeon, i Delton, . • • Mich. Office Id residence, one block east of depot. IT A. A (T H. BARBER -*-1* Physicians and Surgeons. f Gi'h in city or county responded to with Promptness, (1ft or night _________ __ p .Csfi ELDON, J « Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hasting*. _ ; t.) cn Estate Baal Estate com rite*loo. General eonvevaaotns. “’}lW a c,Jinof Abstract Book*, comPLed [mill the Jteeords, can furnish complete * tract*. \ C. K. BBOOKS. Cleric. g -if u ti u a s. • Dfflte hours8 a. m. to 5 p. m. pHILlPT. COLGROV1, A A IAttorney at Law > ; - hor to Smith & Colgrove.) iu Union block .Hasting*.) - in all the court* 01 the state. B. KEN ASTON, Banner. Thursday, Nov. i, 1894. ~ ~~ Attorney at Law, '.Over J. 8. Goodyear A Co.** store.) ^r - i • 11?. a;l courts of the State. Collections promptly attending te. k » TIMMERMAN, Homtepgibte Phy x • *Lcian and Surgeon. ~ '-"lee over Lathrop's drug store.) Michigan Centra^ Th Ifiatm MU faf.” Isa |£a Ejs Cm I £*■ ....WI’AHSTA Station*. I&ils |fi Ealfc ....... c. n. OSBORN, LmbI Agni BmOW u *. hroaua e. r. a I. A. Chinn The firemen have organized an hi door base ball team, with the intentibn of play­ ing similar teams from neighboring cities. Their first game will be played with a picked nine at Houck’s rink Tuesday eve­ ning, October 80th. A good deal of fun is expected.—Charlotte Republican. Chauncey G. Cole, of Mendon, an old soldier who has endured the horrors of Anderson and Libby prisons, has been notified that his pension wouldibe reduced CATARRHAL DYSPEPSIA. PERSONAL MENTION. Oct 91st at tbe advanced age of 82 years. The enterment took place at Oak hill cem­ etery on the follow Ing Tuesday. I). R. Cook was in Allegan this week on Carlton. business. The Center school was closed Monday Miss Gertrude Pendergast, of Niles, Is Catarrh of the stomach causes a condi­ by order of the twp. board on account pf tion known as dyspepsia or Indigestion. in the city. tbe Scarlet rasuThe Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. It usually results from catarrh In the Hod. P. T. Colgrove left, for Saginaw church will be entertained by Mrs. Jaeob throat, but sometimes occurs in people Monday morning. Odejl and daughters Nov. 7th. A cordial who have never bad catarrh elsewhere. W. R. Cook was in Grand Rapids Mon­ invitation is extended to the ladles of tbe Tbe symptons of dyspepsia are; liver com­ day, on business. vicinity to attend, The ladies of theS. D, Adventist church plaint biliousness, sour stomach, water­ Mra.;Harry Andrus, of Nashville, spent are preparing a boa of canned and dried from 830 to 817 a month at .the - end of brash, bloating after eating, constipation, fruit to send to the Orphans boase at Battle thirty days unless he should show suffici­ piles. In many cases, low spirits, dizzy Sunday In tbe city. Mrs. W. H. Goodyear, who has been ill Creek. ent causa why it should not bed one. ' head, sympathetic heart palpitation, pain, Jesse Vester and Chauncey Wood expect to go to Battle Creak Wednesday, Wood The general freight department of the Indigestion, and looseness of the bowels. is now convalescent will enter the S. D; A. Bible school and Mrs. Cora Warner was in Grand Rapids C. A W. M. railroad has oomplqtod its re­ Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin, taken according Vester the college. , turns of peach shipments for th* season of to directions on the bottle, will cure every Tuesday and Wednesday. Eld. Orsen of Battie Creek spoke in the Mr. and Mrs. Shellman, of Grand Rap­ Adventist church Sunday evening. 1894. There were shipped froni Fennville one. The following is a specimen ot the Rufus Hosmer has a sick horse caused 264 full carloads, from Shelby jfifty, from letters received from patients: f ids, spent Sunday In the city. by getting loose and eating too much corn. O. 8. McQuillan. Spring HlU, Iowa, Hart fifty-one and from Meara forty. Mrs. Grigsby was at Freeport Tuesday Mr. Crates had some honey stolen, but writes: These figures do not Include the shipments tbe chaps whom he snepects e< taking It organizing a W. C. T. U. there. have left tbe country. “Four years ago last fall my Btomach by express or the ship loads that were sent Mrs. Louis Bentley went to Grand Rap­ We can scarce realhe that the summer without any previous warning, re ­ from this country from Saugatuck, Doug­ ids Tuesday for a two weeks visit with is past. Soon the storms of winter will las, Ganges, Glenn and South Haven piers. fused to perform Its functions, and I relatives. break upon us. As we gather around our tables and comfortable dres, let us remem­ There is no way of getting art tbe total soon lost strength. During this time food Miss Flaura Kronawitter has accepted a figures, but any reasonable estimate shows was forced through my stomach by using position as bookeeper for R. T. French at ber the poor whom the great Teacher said “ye have with you always” who are de­ With flesh wasted away, that the townships of Saugatuck, Gauges cathartics. prived of the blessitets we are enjoying Middleville. and Casco, in western Allegan county, strength exhausted so that it took all my and perchance murmuring that we have Miss Caroylln F. Idema, of Grand Rap­ not better. produce more peaches than all' tbe rest of energy to even get into a bath tub, hopes all gone, I began to take Pe-ru-na and ids visited her grandmother Mrs. Brink the state combined.—Otsego Union. Aaavrm Saturday and Sunday. * CIRCULATION * A living “Gyasticutus” has been seen In Man-a-lin, following free advice which Dr. Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Angus of Charlotte H. Otis Dore was called to Hastings were guests of W. Tomins and wife several different portions of the county of Hartman gave me. In a short time I late. The Gyasticutus is known to be very could eat nourishing food, and the piles, Thursday ou account of the Illness of her last week. Dr. Powers fathev and mother of Battle Hereafter. changes lot advertisements sly and cunning, and will take -svery ad­ kidney trouble and constipation disappear­ sister.—Kalamazoo News. Creek and Mrs James Powers of Charlotte mint reach this office Tuesdays at latest to ed. Flesh, strength, and a splendid appe­ Mrs. Grigsby attended District Conven­ visited them the first of tbe week. Grace Insure Insertion In tbe Inane ot the week vantage possible of a person that Its natu­ tite returned, and I went to work.” tion of W. C. T. U. on Wednesday, Thurs­ was home from the Charlotte school also. ral instinct makes known. A, short time when brought Will Seger, mother and sister were here For treatise on catarrh, coughs, colds, day and Friday at Eaton Rapids. ago we made mention of the fact that It the first of the week. rum blood l> absolutely nseyarr Isto was reported that a Lynx had been seen consumption, aud all climatic diseases of The program at the C. E. Sunday eve enjoy pertert health. HoodharWgK* P winter, send for Family Physician No. 2. flw the blood and strengthens ths system. will be an excellent one, Mrs. Vina Tasker south of the city. This might possibly have Additional County News. Address The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufact­ and Mrs. Louise Smith have a duet also a Irwin Eddy Bring near Nashville dug been tbe Gyasticutus. A search party recitation each. Reading by Mrs. J. Frost should be organized at once, as It should uring Company, Columbus, Ohio. Shultx. also by John Tompkins. Recitation by IOS potatoes from one bill. Mrs. Hazel of your city visted at Wm. Myrtle Nay. Reading by Edna Hinchman. be considered an unwelcome visitor In Freeport people are harvesting lots ot Rudyard, near the Soo is to get the new Peaks last week. Come everybody. every community in Barry county. Latkb preparatory school for Alma college. J. Arnold and wife were guests at S. A. Mrs. Ed Nay bas been at Baltimore the apples. We learn this morning that a hunting party Stanley's last Tuesday night. past two weeks. . A little child of W. H. Jordans, ot has been organized to bunt far the Gyas­ Three thousand five hundred miners are WiW Snobble, of South Haven was a Miss Ora Jones was surprised by a large employed in the Marquette mines al pres­ Woodland took carbolic acid by mistake. ticutus tbe fore part of next week, intend­ guest at J. W. Weaver’s last Tuesday and number of her friends and school mates ent. _________________ Prompt medical aid saved Its Ute. '. , ^R^J^^atton, of Plainwell, visited Friday eve of last week also Tuesday eve ing to start about Tuesday, so that his Deafne»a Cannot be CuredDon Jewell was agreeably surprised the Hickory Corners married men played fate wiU be settled Tuesday night for cer­ same. A pleasant time all around. , trienfis here last week. Miss Louise Johnson, of yonr city I* ball with the single men of that burg, last tain, as we understand that the party is a Temperance talk last Friday eve at tbe earing for her mother who Is quite sick. town hull by Walter Webster of Nashville week. The score was »3 to 13 In favor ot large one. Particulars can be seen else­ B. M. Merritt and wife visited at Trod and Bev. Chase of Delton. Our girls sang where in this fane under the bead of the married men. America for them. Fierce's last week. Mis? Fannie Pierce closed her school at ’ Fennville trait growers are Importing “The Gyasticutus.” Read Hand you will Cloverdale. . Brash Ridge Saturday last no doubt want to enlist in tbe hunt, aa an hardwood ashes to be used on their orch­ A load of our little people attended the The hunting party who went north from ards. It would be well tor all farmers to invitation is extended to all. closing eierclses of Edith Barber's school here came back Friday they tell large deer at least use their own ashes. They are stories of course. loet Saturday. When Other* Fail Rev. Hamp of Woodland preached to a said to be a great advantage to orchards Mood's Sarsaparilla builds up the large audience at our church last Sunday. that Jannot be cured by O D Stevens husked two bushels ot Mr*. Wm. Ashley and son Alfred are noen from one shook ot forty eight bills. Bernice Fisher close, a successful term working in the paper mill in Otsego. Milton Conyer Is at home from Otsego. jarsold by Druggists. 75c. of school In No. 8 on Friday, and la to In tbe same field be hsd a patch ot beets, Alex. McCallum Intends to remain north teacli tbe winter term in tbe Parker Dish six ot which weighed <SM lbs. and the Uaw* insfi in (inRa-ra and cents has Mrs. Wm. Kearney of Battle Creek is during the winter. Hood's nn> •“> d° n<* largest weighed ten and one-half pounds. Julia Titus is at Oteego. to Michigan during the^ putjfi visiting at her old home here. Ike Swlkert and Alex Barnes have hired The many friends of policeman Wm. —Woodland News Marcellus of Batt'e Creek will be pained to out to work in the pine woods near St G«ie*e<! eoumy'* wealth, a* assessed Allegan la Jnst now teUIng big encumber thin would be requirtri to build ane^ Ignace for 8»4 per month each. learn of his having received a severe wound and eqaallred by toe boar* ol eopervtaore, u^r the right arm -while trying to amet Tbe S. A. S. society will furnish refrwhstories John Teed, ot Salem township, reaches 8Sl,T>00,000. Tnents ou election day at tbe store lately three tramp® who. were trying to board a brought to that vUlage Friday a cucumber to Urttnlni: "t™* «>» occupied by George Motler. M. C. R. R- train Oct, 2'>that measured twenty four Inches In length near Ptoe Creek, Calhoun county, setting Milo Hoyt ha* been very sick with long Nathan B. AbKtt who for many years and eight and one-halt inches In clreum- It on fire and destroying It occupied a small farm on tbe county line, fever but tinder tbe treatment of Dr. SctRh Hillman Is to have a saw and grist mil ferenoe, and weighed two and three-tortbs died at his home to Battle Creek ..unday ner 1* getting better. —.1. It was ot tbe long green variety. machinery for both having been pur­ Mjnditurea. Mr. Teed brought the seed from England. chased. W.R? COOK. Local Editor. The Kind of medicine you need is the old reliable tonic and blood-purifier, LAW. COT LECTION AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF • Hasting AVER ’ S SARSAPARILLA it can have no substitute. Cures others, will cure you LOCAL NEWS. Tnis week, 95 quires. fesssg&W ESS-S'SSBj A Dincouraced invalid Restored to Health and Happlncsa �OOOJC BT4O8-. COUNTY NEWS Banfield. The Populist held a political meeting at the school house last week Tuesday evening for tbe pun>ose of discussing the sliver question. Some weut there for the purpose to get informed on that question but went home not being any wiser than they were -before leaving home. All the discussion they heard was about tbe donkey and the brains of Senator McMillan and Congress­ man Burroughs. To cap the cHmax the next night tbe Prohl’s had the cheek and face to come here and tell us that tbe Re­ publicans and Democrats are one and the same in politics, that there to no difference in the parties. We wender if they «thlnk they got into a lot of mossbacksin Baofleid wlK) do not read any thing but the Non Confoiiui.-t. The Junior League held an entertain­ ment at'the church last Friday night. The house was packed to its utmost. It was a grand concert. We have a new blacksmith shop In erection. . The test Thursday evening In November will be held an election at the church for the purpose of voting to see whether the women shall be voters and actors at the M. E. conference. Husking Is about finished around here and i veryijody is having a better crop of corn than they anticipated. Wheat'to looking fine since the rain. Shoemaker boys have put up a sample wire fence along the road in front of L. C. Edmunds peach orchard which it will do well for any man to look at who anti­ cipates building a fence for durability end cheapness. . Belton. On Tuesday evening the 33rd, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Polley were seated In tbelr pleasant sitting room enjoying all the comforts of lite, when without a moments warning about forty of their old neighbors and friends walked in to remind them that it was the 32nd anniversary of their weddlugday. To say they were surprised would be putting it mildly. The guests took possession of tbe house and a general good time was enjoyed by all. • Just before refreshments were served Mr. and Mrs. Polley were piesented with an elegant rocker and ft very handsome rug, as a slight token of the high esteem in winch thej1 are held, by their many friends. Mr. W. A. Lasher had tbe honor of mak­ ing the । resentatlon speech which we can not pass without mentioa. Called upon with scarcely a moment in which to col­ lect his thoughts he made a very neat and appropriate speech, it was short, che». rful and just to the point, in which he demon­ strated the fact that in tbe present case marriage had not been a failure but a grand success. Mr. and Mrs. Polley tHanked them kindly both tor their good wishes and tokens and wc think they will hereafter remember the 23rd of October. 1894. Music was furnished by Mrs. W. A. Lasher and Mrs. E. Bissell which added to the enjoyment of the evening. . Shortly after midnight after wishing the host and hostess many happy returns of the day, the guests repaired to their re­ spective homes feeling that it was good to have been there. Something to Consider lie If prcscsin a uvuiuiwi jumble of all parties. Mr. Lowden ran well be clasaed as a “poUC^al GyasUcutus" Yon voters who irapect your political opinions, who recewulze such a thing as party honor and party principles, do your duty next Tuesday and show your ap­ preciation of a faithful, able and compet§ut official by re-electing Hun. Jas. A. weezey, notwithstanding the fact that Mr. Lowden to straddling over three pol‘ itical platforms. The ladies of tbe Star W. C. T. U. wll __ 1 hold their annual anniversary by having a Conundrum social at the home of Mrs. Eber Lake next Wednesday evening Nov. 7th. All are invited. Come and pass a pleasant evening with Mr. Lake who has been confined to his room so long by sick­ ness. He will most gladly welcome you to hto home. The B. Y. P. U. will bolfi'a ••Placard” social at tbe home of- D. A. Bowker Friday evening Nov. 2nd. A cordial invitation is extended to all. The Baptist Young Peoples Union will hold a reunion next Tuesday evening at tbe Baptist church. A good program has been prepared and a cordial invitation to extended to all to attend. An admission fee of ten cents will be required from those attending who are not members of the Union. The Womans Auxiliary of Emmanuel Parish will convene at' the Parish House Tuesday afternoon Nov. 6th. Paper, The Church in tbe new west— Mrs. Marie Atkins. Paper, Alaska—Miss Annie Hessmer. Dtocusslou, Shall we send money or box­ es—Mrs. Mamie Upjohn. Items of Missionary Intelligence. Music. Scripture Text. After the program Miss May Milnes Sec. of the Young Womans Christian Associat­ ion will give a Bible reading. Ladles of the various Missionary organizations are invited to attend. Hours. 2 p. m. to 5. There will be a meeting at the Spiritultote Hall as usual Sunday at 8:80 p. m. Business of importance will come before the meeting. C. L. S. C. will meet Nov. 3rd. with Miss Chattie Lake. English History Chap. 5—Miss Lake. Our Eugiish—Miss Replogle. The Germans—Miss Ada Michael Quotations from “History of the Early Irish Chfireh.” The Epworth League Sunday evening as usual. with Fred Adams a^ieader. Subject “The Two Sacraments.” Presbyterian Church—Rev. Grigsby pas­ tor preaches morning and evening. Free seats for all and a cordial welcome. Y. P. S. C. E. in the evening to be led by Miss Knight. The society connected with Emmanuel church will be entertained Thursday Nov. 8th. by Mesdames H. A. Goodyear, D. 8, Goodyear, J. F. Goodyear, O. Youngs, W. Hams, IL Kurtz, W. Seward, A. Slinger­ land, M. Me Naughton, M. Abbott and the Misses May Brossean. Gertrude Bentley and Minnie Replogle. Supper served In Parish House from 5 until 7. A cordial Invitation extended to all. Last Sunday was a rallying day in the M. E. Sunday-School for commencing the winters work. A special program was given which proved very’ Interesting. Merrill Foote sang a solo. Dan’l Striker read a paper, giving In brief the history of tbe M. E. S. S. it had been prepared on short notice but was enjoyed by all. The num­ ber of scholars present were 380. The offer­ ing 89.00 which went to tbe Library Fund. The school is in a most prosperous condit­ ion, and is fortunate in possessing such a superintendent as Mrs. Clement Smith to whose ability and enterprise the progress of the Sunday School is largely due. WHILE LIFE LASTS, Miss Amy Sweeney,Wed­ ded Fred S. Kenfield. THB BEAUTIFUL HOME CERE­ MONY. Conple—Th* BeooratiexiH and Toilets. Rock Island Dally Argus. ’Mid beauty and fragrance which superb taste had employed tbe most lovely of natures treasures in affording. Miss Amy Sweeney was given tn marriage to Fred Standish Kenfield, of Chicago, at her father’s home 816 Twentieth street, last evening. It was one of the most brilliant of the many beautiful home weddings that have distinguished Rock Island social cir­ cles. Gold and white were the prevailing colors, which were interwoven with the exquisite iloral decorations. In the south parlor there was an alter, designed and constructed of Yining asparagus, Marshal Niel and bridal roses, and the favored colors, while on either side were white pillars, supporting lighted chandeliers, and suspended over the center of the alter were two white doves. Festooning the walls of the parlor were yellow and white flowers, carrying out tbe selected hues. In the din­ ing room were decorations of American ' “ beauties and autumn foliage. The Ceremony. Tbe familiar and delightful strains of Mendleasohn’s grand march, by 8chi 111 ng_ er*B orchestra, at 8 o’clock announced tho approach from the reception hall of the bridal procession, the little Misses Bessie and Grade Noftsker, cousins of the bride, gracefolly forming by means of white rlbpon an aisle from tho door to tbe alter. Then entered the groom and his brother, and best man, Hiram J. Kenfield, of Chi­ cago. Tbe maid of honor, Miss Marion Lobdell, likewise of Chicago, walked alone and following came the bride escorted by her father. At tbe alter Rev. F. W. Merrell, pastor of the First M. E. church, had meanwhile taken his place, and there with the beautiful and impressive ritual of the Episcopal cbnrch, the troths were plighted, hei orchestra playing in an undertone dur­ ing the solemn ceremony. The Toilets The bride wore a gown of heavy white satin, made high in the neck, with long sleeves and with trimmings of duchesse lace, with tulle veil, and a pearl star iu her. hair, wearing a diamond ornament, the gift'of the groom* and carrying lilies of the valley. The maid wore a gown of tulle over gold colored silk, slightly decollete, with a bertha of tulle and trimmed with Marshal Niel roses, a bouquet of which same Howers she carried. The costumes of tbe little girls were of white tuulle over silk, trim­ med with yellow ribbons. The reception and delightful wedding feast came after the ceremony, the bridal pair receiving many handsome evidences of the esteem, admiration and good wishes of the relatives and friends, among the gifts tolhe bride being a certificate ot de­ posit for 85,000 in the Rock Island Nation­ al bank from her father. The Distinguished Couple. The bride Is one of the most prominent of Rock Island young ladies. Only daugh­ ter of E. D. Sweeney, she- was born and reared in Rock Island. Gifted by nature she has by schooling, seminary Instruction and travel added those charms of grace and culture which make her a source of happi­ ness everywhere. The groom Is one of Chicago’s representative business men, full of energy and pluck, tbe cardinal princi­ ples which win that success which In a large measure has been his already. He is the junior member of the trade journal house of Windsor & Kenfield, publishers of tbe Street Railway Review and Brick both thriving commercial publications. Mr. and Mrs. Kenfield left last night via Chicago for tbe south on their wedding tour. There is not a county office that is mare important to the people than that of ecuting Attorney and this is so for ___ , many reasons. It is a matter of moment to them that crime be punished and that it be done thoroughly. It to a matter of moment to them that prosecution shall not be com­ menced and dismissed unless absolutely Baptist.Church—Rev. D, H. Bays pas­ necessary, or in other words that the per­ son who occupies this responsible position tor. services as usual on Sunday. Morning Shall be a man of good judgment so that subject: What seed are you sewing? In the he will not commence a criminal cause up­ evening an interesting subject will be dis­ Additional Local News. on alight reasons. When this to done the cussed. effect is not only bad, but it to very expen­ Al! are cordially invited to attend the sive. A Michigan man committed suicide last Emmanuel Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday Outside of tbe fact that Mr. Lowden evening, meeting to be led by Chas. Lewis. week because he worried over the fact that stands before the people as a self-convicted he could’nt take his worldly effects with political bigamist, marrying two other po­ him when he died. Had that man been an litical parties besides his own and running A Sew Firm. •o three tickets. we believe the people Will editor there would no doubt have been one At last the dreaded demon, washing has use their own good sense and judgment more popalalion in the state than there is tn the selectlon-of Prosecuting Attorney been met and conquered, no more black and compare the record of Mr. Lowden Monday’s and cold dinners^ Tbe laundry to day, as the worldly effects of an editor on east state street makes family washings isnt half so much worry to him as it fa to with that of Mr. Sweezey. Mr. Lowden in no instance would ap­ a specialty. It takes a heap of soiled linen his creditors. pear in Circuit Court alone and rarely in and returns It white as driven snow. Tbe Justice’s Court He caused numberless ar­ cost will be reasonable, the result so satis­ A potato grower of long experience, dis­ rests made, and although he had r term of factory, convenience so keenly felt, that I cussing the question of whether it was court after be was defeated two years ago, the new firm of Misses Nora Cooper and better to sell or hold the crop says: “My Murdock can not be otherwise looked upon yet hu permitted 23 cases to be continued oo to hto successor Mr. Sweezey not having than as a public benefactor. Why some opinion to that it is undoubtedly best to the ability to try them nor tbe honesty to people will patronize foreign to the neglect sell at 60 cents per bushel at digging time dismiss them. His record regarding tbe of home industry to a mystery. Remember even if one were assured of double the .cases be tried would be uncomplimentary not alone the family wash but men’s linen price four months after staring. Handling, .40 a sixth rate lawyer, and the cases that will be properly gotten up by expert laun­ he dismissed showed great lack of judg­ dry help. No limp collars and enffs but, shrinkage and decay in four months usually fit to wear, ironed with care, all of it there. ment in tbe institution of them. The ex­ reduces the amount stored about one-third, penses allowed’ him by the board of super­ This firm by pluck energy and fair dealing and I have never found out when to mar­ visors show him to be an expensive man hopes to merit vour patronage and thus keep In-tbe office, but this could have been over­ the dollars in our own town where they ket ft well grown crop.”—Freeport Herald. looked had the results been praiseworthy, will do the most good. Patronize Misses Just now a great deal to being said about Of tho 23 cases which Mr. Lowden left Nora Cooper’s and Murdocks laundry. It untried and which went to Mr. Sweezey to will pay you in a dozen different ways aud the advisability of feeding wheat to hogs. dispose of. there was but one conviction perpetuate an industry that is an honor to The following from the Middleville Sun to and that was a plea of guilty. One or two our city. a good example of its benefits: “E. H. others were tiled and acquitted, and the Bowen * Son took off wheat stubble eleven rest were dismissed out of court by Mr, bogs one year old and weighed them on Rraolutlbna. Sweezey, and others were appointed by September 4th. they weighed 1,737 lbs. Judge Smith to prosecute in tbe rases It t>u pleased tbe Heavenly where Mr- Sweezey was Interested in tbe Father to remove from our midst our Weighed and fed fifty bushels of ground defense. Mr. Lowden being appointed in :Brother Richard Doyle and whereas in hto wheat and then weighed again. The eleven some of them and himnelf dltmisting <death hto wife has lost a kind husband and bogs weighed 2,620 lbs. on the 3d. day of bis daughter a loving father and this COM ke had camnifnced. October, making a net gain of 885 pounds, It cannot be denied that his management ;Lodge a valuable member, of the office was shameful in its Ineffici­ Theheforx. be it resolved that we ex for which they were offered 5 cento per ency aud extravagance, still he is riding Itend to the bereaved family our heartfelt pound live weight which would have tbe county night and day and his hirelings tsympathy. brought them for tbe fifty bushels of wheat Besolred, that these resolutions be telling all sorts of stories to defeat Mr. spread at length upon the records of this 844-25 or In other words. 88% cento per bushel for wheat fed. H alf of this ground Mr. Lowden is becoming known as tbe Lodge, that a copy be sent to the bereaved •straggler and straddler” of Barry county family and that they be published in tbe wheat was fed dry and the bogs run to city papers. • and should be. as be Is, tbe toughing topic water and tbe other half was wet’bp with S. M. Fowler,, -of tiv* people whose votes he to after. He water once a day.** J. L. Crawley Com. Vuts the Ooteasus of Rhodes to shaare, not W. W. Taylor, in greatnew but in ability to straddle. He Certainly no republican in this eity this year would vote for a democratic Congress­ down aa bonesL faithful, able painstaking man aad thereby Increase tbe prospecta of cif In the A bunch of keys, in the Post Office or more free trade legislation. There is just in the eity of Hastings. The double the reaeon then why republicans voting for him on that account. Mr. Hicks is a shrewd politician and he is wefking every thing. A vote for Mr. Hieks means a voi-e for two fret trade democratic United Staten Senator*. If yon are in favor ot seeing two such Senators go to tbe United States Senate from Michigan vote for Mr. Hieka, and that should be the ouiy reason of yonr support of Mr. Hicks. But if you want to see free trade rebuked, if you want to vote for protection and pros­ perity, if you want to we Michigan pro­ ducts protected from the cheaper products of Canada and American markets saved for Americans, then vote for Hon. David Huggett, ot Assyria. A vote for Mr. Hug­ gett is a vote for two Republican United Stales Senators. Personal friendship nor Individual preferences should not I* con­ sidered, especially at the present time, when Michigan markets, as well as Amer­ ican markets are at stake. Republicans and you bympathlsers with the cause of pro­ tection, vote for Mr. Huggett He Is true blue, has been trjed and not found want­ ing. While we are personally friend* of Mr. Hicks yet to a lime like this when there is so much at stake republicans and believers in protection should not forsake their principles and vote for two free trade Senators, which a vote for Mr. Hicks tat Mr. Hicks te resUr a rote far two Rubber Boots AT THE LITTLE RED FRONT 8HOE STORE Woolley & Bronson really means. HMtingn Market*. Butter. U to IS. We areI are some more Bargains. HEREof our Lard per lb., 10. Potatoes per bu.. 40. Bn per bu.. 40. TBUuwp«rlb..3H. Now ready "to show you our new Wheat, white per bu.. 47. ever Seed per bu.. 4.50 toB.OO. notby Seed per bu.. 3M. Barley per bu. w to to. Hay per ton. CDO to. 7.00. Pork dressed. 6.80. Beans, 80 to 1.00. Chicken drcwed. 10. Beef dressed. 5.00. S Wool, is to 16. Apples. 25. Pours, so to ml Piums 80 to 1^5. HVPXiDTKM WinWHElXED Greatest 1111 HUI IdM tKK»k out. Tell* all aftuut this wonderful subject. Whatever your views are on llypootlmn. you will And this book or great value. Published price, ri) cent.*. Sent free, transportation prepared, if you remit 25 W»ot.H for subscription to Homc«Mnd Hearths, the elecant household uwnthly Address BOMBS AND iiEARTHS PUBLISHING <X).. On SATURDAY only, we will sell 6 lbs. of crackers for 25c. Here _______ is Something ___ _____ ___ tq Open Your eyes: We will sell Best Roller Flour, First Grade for $1.20 per hundred; 30c [>er sack, every sack warranted. 21 lbs. Granulated sugar for $1.00. Try our Royal Satumia Tea, we are selling it for 40c. It is the regular 50c tea. New Sheet and Music Books. We have ' made arrangements with the largest Music Publishing House in America, to furnish us with their latest publications every month which will enable the music teachers and lovers of music tc^ select the very latest songs and instrumental music. The first installment is at our store now for inspection. The Music is first class and prices reas­ onable. * Lamps GrooKeru China We can please you if you want any of these and we want to say to al! our ■ friends and customers that we are here to do business and will not let any clos­ ing-out sale or any other sale get under us in price and we know they cannot get above us in quality of goods. All we ask is a fair comparison. Hams & JOS ROGERS D13D JULIUS RUSSELL JOHN BE55HER, The jeweler. Read and thereby profit golden oppotru nity Don’t miss it! i want your trade. mw 53 IS RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO HIS STOCK OF MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS ALMOST DAILY. Fur Capes, Shawls, Un derwear, Gloves, Hosiery . I want it because I need it, I need it because it’s my way of making a living. IN FACT EVERYTHING IN DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY YOU WILL' FIND IN LATEST STYLES. AND PRICES TO SUIT.YOUR PURSE. I want to make a living__because I’ve nothing else to do just now. I sell for cash because my judg­ ment says that is the best method to accomplish my purpose. This same judgment says sell Clothing, Hats AND . .. OUT IN THE COLD AND WET 'tfon There e uuUung In the 'W mbcooC pig WE are now prepared Mishawaka AII-KaH to fit you-in Felt WOOL BOOTS or Beaver shoes. button or lace, lor Men’s Furnishings And I am trying to obey thia die $1.25 to $2.25 a pair, also Men’s tator, whether right or wrong Boys’ and Youths’ Felt Boots, Socks and your trade or failure to trade will Rubbers of all kinds. Men’s, Ladies’ and determine. Please don’t let me fall out wrtt my judgment, for hate to have a row in the family. Th« SUle leclalature thl* ,«ar will Snag Proof Children’s Storm Alaska. First-Class : goods at the lowest possible price. Call Yours truly, and see us before buying; Your respy F. O. STOWELL MUUUUUUUUUOUUUUaUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUW! Hastings Banner � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-11-08.pdf 1c948aa177d79829634ff72e5588bc39 PDF Text Text The best Advertu ingmedium tn Bar •y County. Hastings banner. VOL. XXXIX.NO. 28. HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 8. 1894. yours truly, IravanvalKonDuroh See the beautiful line of Furniture we have comprising all of the latest and most beauti­ ful designs- Then Think How Beautiful McCoy ’ IU • h T. I in 5 uP IjS 11.’ I ll :.y: 2* ’ 1C Ilf 1.7 7a SJ 4> 2 91 £ J Swreaey, rep....... p it- Kcnaston. rep ...,p u Lowden, fun! . . |x ~ ~ Mavo. prohl......... |“ i Rbo.depi......... ...p H Hughes, xop......... h t Moore, prohl........r y Ionian, rep...........|S Sr.L Quick, fun............ BSBg LS.A4.'aZ^4 EJllgag ingerwon.’prqhl..,.| Shep.ee, ra,........84S4USSS . J " seller, rap.......... ta Barnum.prohi.. ‘ “ MeKerlU. rap ... =»aZ=»SB T >oraM.pnA1....|=s-= S —“=2= ’“RSp Hicks, fus............. J1 Sx2 =83ZgSSG SSoSSSti t — Huggett. rep........|- In through the kitchen window the sun peeps cheerily. The dancing leaves and blossoms of the morning glory vines cast a rare mocalo of light and shadow over the face of the young girl who is busy at the Ironing table. The face is bright with health and hap­ piness. The brown eyes meet yours fear­ lessly and there Is strength as well as ten­ derness chisled around the scarlet Ups. The Ups are parted now in song. The hands perform their task deftly, but all the while, the thoughts of the worker are busy with the happy present, the happier future, 1 Her task finished, she bathes her heated face and stepping through the open dnor seals herself upon the upper step of the vine-shaded porch. And flitting there her mind goes back to that night just one week when with throbbing heart, she listened to the old. old story of love. Old, yet to each so new, so sweet Again the happy girl hears the low, ten­ der tones, again she is thrilled with the passion of her lover’s kiss. Ah, how good God is to make so much ot jov the portion of humanity. Some oue has left a news paper on the porch, she takes It up and listlessly opens It It matters so little what it contains for surely all the world is flooded with joy Warren.prohl Wickwire. pop....|~ £ 5*S SiEBSIhgj ? ««««.... peas swoaaaaa Keeler, rep.......... |- a a? K Chane. prohl........|" L Cook.p»p............ g Weaver, dem----- |" Gt-iB 8 V‘-ri?x £tiS tSM3Snpg Thomas, rep........ |- ’ C c Hatch, proht...... |* o « e3 s jget? ® I) IU !S»ls m SfeBS sbiamSS "' I Powers, rep...... 55«b ‘=Exa'fcSfll. kSIiltSh Fg Graves, pop.......... | F. Hicks, fuslonlflt. Ohio goeh republican by the unpreced­ ented plurality of over 125,000. Connecticut elects republican governor and legislature. North Dakota elects republican governor silsSSSR Olmfltead. pop....f ' Devereaux. «tem..| «g White, prohl .. ..| Jenulngs. dem..________ Pattengill, rep,...| !-og Roelofs. prohl...... ' •S>j£ Kelley, pop........... 1 3 Sr------------------------- 1 §5 Mulvaney. dem...l SkHxsUggMilgzsgzgBxig igi--------- -—1 w French, rep......... by 5000 plurality. Massachusetts goes republican by 45,­ 000 and will elect 11 out of 13 Congress­ men will be republican. In North Carolina It Is thought that one republican Congressman will be elected. Kansas goes republican by 10,000 and Strong, rep. defeats Jerry Sipipsou for Y £ _______ i 'L to-day. Suddenly she starts and l>ends closer over the paper. She is mistaken, that is all. But, bold, it is there. And while the color fades from her cheek, while the light dies from her eyeA, while the trust and joyousness of girl hood are slain, she reads of her lover’s marriage to another. What did she do? Ab, she is a woman) so there Is but one way. For one moment she drops her face In her hands, while woe. unutterable and complete, Ailed her heart. When she rises to her feet the sunlight is as bright, the song of the robin as sweet But the loving trusting girl, believing in man’s honor and loves supremacy, Is for­ - Perrine, prohl.. McDougal pop... ! O 5 Gill, deni.............. Turner, rep......... Giberson, prohl.-. , 1 2 E?SS ta2"i!Ufc s!ll-=k § ESBS stSikMS O’Hara, dem........ i Scott, probl........ P Brown, pop......... O McBride, pop...... .. state legislature. In West Virginia the Indications are that rv. 'son Is defeated for Congress, also that . ^.nn. ’Hcan Congressman Is elected In the £ ca—©« — —p S’ Karste. dem........ I 2 I* dtatrtee oflbatatate. ‘%Xo down.’ P”P-»•< W.l«> tot Gor ud . £ probably aleera * re'>obll“n *' EverjU.lnr is ihuoytit to <ooe re­ publika In Minnesota. Everything goes republican Ifl w tseonsin with increased majorities over two years Congress Kentucky electa four republican con­ gressmen, Denny, rep. being elected over Owens in Breckenridge’s district In Nebraska, U»e fusiontata probably elect governor, but the republicans elect the remainder of the state ticket and gatD one Congresemcn. Republicans will probably carry^wo conrresatonal districts in Maryland. In California the renubbeana elect gov­ ernor by 20,000 plurality and will ba»c «mtio( of the state legislature. Wyoming electa republican governor — —>—.~«_i eiecuOD Mien, prohi...... 1 g pangborn.pop-- ■ [Hand, dem ..... !;3=XBS£II; - !____ Gardner, rep. ••• ► ■go. The vote on Governor in Tennessee » very close Brown, rep. being elected to A. . Women’ll Club. The club met Friday afternoon, and an excellent program was carried out Very Instructive papers were read by Mrs. Mary Hicks outlie "Pos'tion and Contour of Italy’’ and by Mrs. Della Barlow on "Rome Under the Kings.” Mrs. Belle Hendeishott gavtra character sketch of George William Curtis. Tho life and noble work / of this Illustrious editor and reformer was treated in a delightful manner and showed a careful preparation. The paper on Hull House, Chicago, by Miss Edith Babcock, was most interesting, being a compara­ tively new subject to those present Hull House was founded by a very wealthy young woman, Miss Jane Adams, in the poorer part of Chicago, for working women and girls. A grand work has been accomplished and Miss Adams has shown what one woman’s energy, puck and de­ termination can accomplish. The club voted to send two delegates to Grand Rapids, where a meeting is to l»e held for the purpose of organizing a State Federa­ tion of Women’s Club. Mrs. Hannah Barlow and Mrs. Clement Smith were chosen with Mrs. Annie Powers and Mrs. James A. Sweeter as alternates. m ssssbgsfc- viviisjl i<( Webster, dem...... p ' Congress. Everything Is very close In Missouri and both parties are claiming the victory. Indications are that Deleware went re­ publican. though the democrats, it is thought, will control the legislature. Republicans claim Iowa by "5,000 and claim to have elected 10 Congressmen. Republicans claim Illinois by 90,000 plurality and the election of 20 republican Congressmen and both branches of the And attractive you can make your home by the outlay of a few dollars. You need the Furniture; we have it to sell. Why can’t we deal? Welker, rep .1. .p H iu Jackson Wagon i l>d I SELL THE CELEBRATED *ren "'"dorboita ven aan-sslve rampalati In every township. Every man that could make n speech, and many that ought not to have attempted it, ere eulisted in the service in the hope of electing ■ con pie. The support of the solid phalanx of democratic votes was counted on, not Wisely but too well. The battle In the City was fought stubbornly but quietly each party getting out its vote In good shape. The returns from the city along In the evening furnished the first evidence of the impetn^ng lands! air, but the funionists kept a stiff upper lip and contented them­ selves by saying ’ wait till you hear from the country." Returns from the county com­ menced to come In along about nine o'clock and the faster they came the more the fusionists seemed to lose all Interest and concern In the election. To cheer Chairman Heath up the returns from Texas were occasionally read showing Hut atbe dem­ ocrats had carried the Lone Star state with thepowlbk exception o tone Congressman. -The great changes that have been wrought tn Barry County are accountable to two causes. isL The change of opin­ ion of a great many who have heretofore voted otherwise than with the republicans. 2nd. To the disgust of a large number of old line democrats to any mince-pie poli­ tics, and their dislike of any further polit­ ical bticcotache forced upon them by the populist waiters. Their disgust is just as thorough as their votes were unanimous against fusion. They had principles that they honor and respect and their ballots show that they have no use for "half way" or "third way" politics in the future. A tabulated statement of the vote in Barry County will be found elsewhere in this issue showing the vote In every township In Barry County. THE STATE. At this writing the indications are that Rich will carry the state of Michigan by from 75,000 to 100.000 pluralltv. Michi­ gan. which was hit about as hard as any stale In the union by the unjust provis­ ions of the Wilson bill, resents the injury to her interests by returning a solid re­ publican delegation to Congress from Michigan, being a gain of five republican Congressmen from this state, none of whom will have a pluralltv of less than 1500 aud from that up to 9000. Congress­ man Thomas of this district will be re­ turned with a plurality somewhere In the neighborhood of 7000. The legislature will be republican by over 100 majority, Miner 8. Keeler of Middleville, carrying Barry county by 1980 plurality. David Huggett for Representative carried the county by nearly 1000 plurality over W. S!!' ;sfe^=''*tx-zsf!*S?s5=^ ns Cutters, Sleighs, Bobs s i ti; But Ik™ c,“1' l" lhB Kround ,he that K ,7 tbr "“'d "»» democrats" "ne turarai’d h*I'7r *ni ,u’ldn "K,|lI“I”1 d'”'“ « party that had questioned their ability, their S» Pronounced Were the mumbllnu. |„ flct thM re,oWle. ■ns expected a good victory, but were tot"l at ,or ,be *' *'"ncbe ot vole,. ‘l,,w" <» swell the ,|M the|r d? ,h'lr SI county ticket and several l»etH that aueb would b. the CBS, 141 »«. «pubHc.u III br,«h»- »<>» tbe Bky' lhr SIH1 Bhon*' til CLOSE OUT AT A BARGAIN TO MAKE ■< id! FOR MY STOCK OF 1. > IX Bv.rxlhln, Cora. • trlrtit and ri... In a circular Issued by Mr. Lowden be claimed that the Banner lied in Its edit­ orial statement concerning the number of eases that he commenced. Were it not that the varacity of our statement was called In question we would pay no attention whatever to it. But in company with sev­ eral gentlemen of this city one of Mr. Lowdens firmest supporters, went to the Prosecutors office and examined Mr. Low­ dens record, as recorded under his direct­ ion in his own office, and after looking at every case and counting them was compel­ led to admit that the Banxek’s statement was correct, and that Mr. Lowden's cir­ cular was not so. Our report really favored Mr. Lowden by giving him credit for two more convictions than he was entitled to. Mr. Lowden has been offered a present of 820 if he will prove the statements in his circular true by the records in the Prose­ cuting Attorneys office. In one place In his circular be referred to Attorney Generals report ot 1893 to "page 237” when there are but 213 pages in the whole report In­ cluding the Index and everything but the blank leaves and cover. The statement was evidently prepared in great haste. All the state officers, Congressman Thomas. Senator Keeler. County Clerk Nagler, Register Jordan, aud Court Com­ missioner Walker carried every ward and Later returns from Illinois claims a re­ township in the county. Quite a change publican plurality of 125.000 and the elect­ wasn’t It? • ion of 21 out of 22 republican Congress­ In politics ns In everyday life people men. respect the men who represent Homething Strong, rep. defeats Grant dem. by 40, definite and certain. But my. how they do set down on those men that are dis­ 000 for Mayor of New York city. Tammany te crushed. Thugs, ward bummers and honest with themselves and claim to rep­ boodlers got a black eye Tuesday. resent a half a dozen different tilings at For the aurpriaing results a good deal is the same time. 1 dur to the democrats who are sick and Tuesday was an ideal election day. tired of being competed to vote for princi­ ples they don’t believe in. The hunt after the Gyasticutus brought If the Journal had got out another extra out a large party Tuesday, and they were edition Mr. Sweezey’m plurality would - all well armed. Men lu every township got a good crack at the Monster and hit probably have exceeded 1000. him hard. It is hard to tell where he We have been handed the following was finally caught, but at any rate he was problem: “If Mr. Lowden was defeated by West Virginia downs Congressman Wil­ caught and mercilessly slaughtered amid 55 two years ago and 098 this year, at that ' the plaudits of the people of the whole rate how long will it be before he is elected son by 2000 plurality. Republicans control the legislature and will elect »U.S. Sena­ county. prosecutor?” tor to succeed’ Senator Camden. Republicans will have 250 members of Congress In the next bouse. . 1 o Hafner.................. |= -2Pennsylvania election was very close. t Matthews, fus... , The republicans only bad a martin of 210, 000. “ Cobb, rep.............. E Frank Bullis drove in from Johnstown -'T fT-'L" 1 g'CTL 1 ( M«ad. prohl........ |~“ gWH with the returns from that township get­ ting here long before many of the towns | «a Baughman, dem..1* joining the city. Frank is a hustler anyway. । = Wright, rep./., i The political uprising of the people Tues­ day outstripped everything iu the political ■ O Woodmansee. fu«^ history of the country. The people are supreme and they have'most emphatically ____ Sackett rep.......... declared in favor of the progressiveness, kt. • Lowden. proh!....P and the integrity of the grand old party. | ? ^dwaUader.-deml5 EV * LARGE NUMBER ENLISTED IN THE HUNT FOR THE GYA8TICUTU6 AND THE MONSTER WAS KILLED. Its now ••Senator*’ Keeler. Senator Keeler Is a whole running team with a horse to spare. J. G. Hughes’ majority In Barry testifies to bow well be is regarded In bls own home. KLECT10X N0TK8. 10. 1'.j Carriages and Road Wagons A Soul Stirring Tragedy Connected With the Bat­ tle of the Ballots. Even rock ribbed, democratic Carlton fell In line and gave a good republican majority. 111 AND LANDS THE FUSION POPU­ LIST CANDIDATES AND SYM­ PATHISERS IN THE SOUP. WHOLE NO. 2056 New York electa Morton rep. over HUI. dem. for governor by 150.000 plurality. RePub eans also elect 24 Congressmen and will have control of the state legislat­ ure. 11- DEMOCRACY MCKS HARD 1 I HAVE A FEW I i-i Largest Circulation of any paper tn the County. Wlaner. probi >1 ever gone. In her place there rises a woman who has learned woman’s hardest lesson. The lesson that her love was only a toy, that she has poured out her heart’s treasures In vain. Realizing this she masks her agony and goes back to her work. She Is very gay now. A ready jeat, a quick laugh, they are never wanting. The world never knows of that half hour on the shaded porch, never reads the look of utter weariness In her eyes. -We laugh when our hearts are the saddest We hide all oar grieve* with i "tn’ta. Oar nHces t_ _. ‘ * JL And our beans • MlLOMDMABsn. Mayo, fu«......... - \ । | 1 I ? JiiSSUZ&U S-EK--E c Nichols, pop.’.rnurar a«w . -Em .. Notice. Citizens of Hastings. You are hereby respectfully invited and requested to attend a Public Meeting in the Circuit Court room on Tuesday evening Nov. 13th. at 7 o'clock for the purpose of consulting together in regard to ftmeodmente and changes pro­ posed to be made to our City Charter and board of education. Many citizens have expressed themselves ou this subject, and at their request I call this meeting. Btlvkstkk Greusml, , Mayot <1 - �Alexander HL, Ruler of All the There Is Merit I was in a bad condition ft has done me on his pillow. Once a ,t,TSS —Mourning in th« Empire _____ St. Petersbitrg etersburg,. Nov. Nov. ft—Emperor Emperor Alerand.r IU. erar of oil th. Ruralra. 1 died at I.ivnAia at 9-1R <tieu at LivaGia at 2.15 o clock TK..~ Thur*- i। clay afternoon. A few hours later the thunderous booming of vannon at Lt- 1 T»au sad St Peterabhrir announced I that the the c crar wm dead, dcd. and .nd th.l h. 1 that ’zar was that he who had been the Grand Duke Nicho­ las reigned in his stead. Faced Death Calmly. Yalta, Nov. ft—The czar was told on Tuesday that he could live only a few days more. He listened composed ly. During the rest of the day he passed most of his time in disposing of his personal and family affairs. Then John R. Lochary, Roxbury, Ohio. with Iwr Hiomach, Heart Falpltatiwa, Vlaafta*. Since taking Hood's Sarsapa­ rilla I am m well as ever. I give Hood's Barlaparilla all the credit. I took no other Medicine. John R. Lochart, Roxbury, Ohio. Hood’s^ Cures PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM HL WmMI .iMfUU.a.gUMSwheipevk Whto- GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPS COCOA BREAKFAST—SUPPER. “By a thorough khowtedge of the natural laws which govvra the operation* of digvston and nutrition, and bv a careful application of the tine proprieties of well selected f’oco*. MrEpp> has provided tor our breakfast and sup­ per a delicately flavored beverage which may save ua many d.jetora’ bills. Itie by Judlclou* use of such at tleles ot diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strung enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies arc. floating around us ready to attact wherever there 1* a weak point. W e may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourse.ves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame. —Civil Sruvice Gazktte Made simply by boiling water or milk, bold OTJy in half-pound tins, by Grocers, labelled JAMES EPPS & CO. l-td..Homoejiatbic chemists, London. England NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Barry.—ss. Notice la hereby givrn. that by an order of the Probate Caurt for the Uoualy o( Barry, made on the eleventh day of October A. D. 18M. six months from Hi it date were allowed for creditors to pres-nt their claims iigainst the estate of Joseph D.Feheley.late ot said Oountj, deceased, and Cliat all creditors or said deceai eu are required to present their claims to said FroVutc Court, at the Probate office, in the city ol Hastinif*, for examination and allowance, oti or before the 11th. day of April next, and that such claims will be beard before said Court, wo Friday, the itth day of January, and on Thursday, the llth day of Apfll next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of each of those days. Dated Oct. llth.. A. D. 18M. Chas. W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. Hastings City Bank. Hastings, CAL - - Mich. 375,33 3.00 8URPLCM •15.00'MM). . < Michigan. open foi business Dec. 15.18*8. officers: D. G. RoWnBM, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynold", Cashier DIrJECTOH8: D. W. Reynolds. W. H. Pewere, D-G. Robinson, JohnCarveCb, _________ Chester Messer F. T. Colgrove. end with his occasional Wednesvveanesday morning he looked for the last timb from the windows of < the palace, He was long silent: then i he said that he could last hours on Russian soil. n' -Lt he had no sleep. He was wracked constantly by violent coughing and ’ arrhage. His heart it often seemed to beating. These distresawere accentuated at Thursday morning, but , afterward the czar ral­ lied slightly. He was fully con­ scious. He wished the sac­ rament to be given him in the pres­ ence of the family, and he received the viaticum with grateful fervor. An hour and a half later he was seized with * violent spasm*. It seemed as though death had come, but he rallied again, and at 12:80 he appeared to be free from pain—even comfortable. But the weakening heart beats and breathing told his physicians that the end was coming fast He was con­ scious almost to t^ie last moment. At 2:15 his eyes closed slowly and he ceased breathing. Victoria Deeply Moved. London, Nov. ft—News of the czar's death reached Balmoral castle at 7 p. m. Thursday. The queen was not sur­ prised as she had been informed of every phase of thi czar’s illness, never­ theless she was deeply moved when ■he learned that the end had come She sent a long telegram to the czarina, and issued to the court offi­ cials the usual instructions as to, mourning. Paris, Nov. 2.—The first news of the czar’s death came to Paris in an official dispatch to the foreign office. It was simply that the czar was dead, and was conscious to the last The dis­ patch was shown at once to President Casimir-Perier, He read Jt, laid it down, and after a long silence said: “He was France’s strong and loyal friend." William Harrah* for the New Cxar. Berlin, Nov. 2. —At a banquet Thursday night Emperor William an­ nounced that he had received news of far-reaching gravity, the death of the ♦S. CORDOVAN s0} poDn,di’. valuable machinery and a large' amount of beef. The efforts of the firemen to confine the flames to this house proved successful, but only at the cost of two lives. The insurance on the property de­ stroyed amounts to 8220,000, and the loss will be almost 8500,(XX). i weighs 280 pounds and is 0 feet 1 inch | tn schMtile a» were returned to the Andi tolhe the ,ni> intod<y day o! of JuD June. 18M.’ in height His mother's weight is 244 j। tor General,prior Pri or to *‘ ,8M pounda His sister, who also lives in , and “”rt remain unpaid. 1 Your petitioner further shows and avers that that city, weighs 2S1 pounds, aud the the taxes, interest, collection fee and coat of advertising and other expenses of sale, as set other two children of the family are forth Insiud Bcbodule A. ar* a valid lieu on the equally bulky. Altogether the six several parcels of land described. In said members of this family weigh 1,(181 schedule. Your petitioner further shows that the said pounds. taxes on sui<| described lands hare remained APPLIED THE TORCH. unpaid for more than one year from and alter the date of their return to the County Treasur­ The tatbor Trouble* in New Or loan* Take er of said County of Barry under the provisions of Art number two hundred of the Public Acts an Incenillarj- Form. of 1891. or under the provision* of the several New Orleans. Nov. 5.—-Develop­ tax laws under which any of such taxes were ments in the labor troubles show the previously returned, and for more than one year prior to the flrat day of May. 18M; and the desperation of the white men who work said taxes not having been paid, and the same along the levee and indications are being now due and remaining unpaid as abort) For all the ailments of Throat set forth, your petitioner prays a decree In fav­ that the worst is not yet over. Sunday or of the State ut Mlehixau against each parcel and Lungs there is no cure so afternoon the torch was applied to the of said lands, for the payment of the several quick and permanent as Scott’s amounts ot taxes. Interest, collection fee. coat wharf of the West ’ India and of advertising and other expenses of sale, as Pacific Steamship company on the Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil. It is । computed and extended In said schedule, levee at th$ foot of Nun street, und be- । against the several parcels of land contained palatable, easy on the most deli ­ therein, and In default of payment of the said fore the flames were subdued there cate stomach and effective. several sums computed and extended against was a losa pt 8200,000 in merchandise, said lands, that eaeh of said parcels of land may be sold for the amounts due thereon, as pro­ cotton and damage to one of their vided by taw, to pay the lien aforesaid. steamships. About half was Insured, And your petitioner will ever pray, etc. , Dated. Sept. 1. 18M Stanley w. Turner. Auditor General. Milwaukee, Nov. 3.--Pension Agent Woodnorth has received notification of the death of Amon 8. Root, of White­ water, and instruction* to remove his ' •timulates the appetite, aids the SCHEDULE A name from the rolls. Root was 102 1 digestion of other foods, cures TAXES OF 18*. years old and drew a pension for serv­ Coughs and Colds, Sore Throiit, ices in the war of 181ft His death VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. Bronchitis, and gives vital leaves but one pensioner in the Mil­ strength besides. It has no equal waukee district who served during the as nourishment tor Babies and Mexican war—Silas Ware*, of Wau­ kesha. Children who do not thrive, and Coughing. Scott’s Emulsion Barred Otat. Washington, Nov. 5.—The post office department has issued orders de­ claring the Artisans’ Savings and Loan association of Pittsburgh, Pa.; the Omaha (Neb.) Cooperative Supply company, and the American Saving and Loan association of Chicago to be fraudulent concerns and not entitled to use of the maila Hm the only saving department in in Barry ounty and pays interest on all Uinr NOTICE FOR BEARING CLAIMS. Michigan. County of Barry.—m. Nottae is hereby given, that by an order of Pis bate. Court for the County of Birry > It*1* ’,u» ot Otteber. A. D.. 1WL. f,om ,hal. d.ale wer® *,l°*ed for creditor* to pre-ent their claims against <he estate of Alfred Parker, late of said County, -deceased, and that al! creditors of said dice** ' ?.d a.re r<,<lu,r,'d t° tweseut thrir claim* to said nfT/’tVi ( *l “»•,Probate office, in the City ' ‘’MH’lmutan and allowance. 00 lhe J1.1? d?y of next- *nd that iKe^*te.’T!L‘Seb*®r? **’<*• said Court on JL'?’?!’ <V,’ro1 J’tewy. and rn Thun«av. cue 1 ith day of April next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon ..f each of those d-rs. Dated. Oct, nth. A. D.. UN. 4-HAM. W, AEW8TWQNG. Judge of Probate. A recent decision of the supreme court is a construction of the fmuchls* tax hw as applying to freight corpora­ Township I North of Range a We*:. of bls bed. Althouffb bls entire emouruje wa* tions or those organised outside th® Chanel several times them shsxtlj- waralnga never failed to appear. The strain Onnlly state. It ha* heretofore been held that it applied to all *»«h in­ discriminately. and. in order to »TO 8.11’33 .70 curbed to the Mcrtl intimidation* cf hi* «n»- bo *ble to enforce contracts, Mkhtg-n. Politically the cxar was reactionary- He be- articles of association should be recorded and franchise tax paid. It la t^rrn «>f lid< ’ vurt to be beM »t- iiastlrmi In the e-88 14» ,70 M ln 1Ue l°lno<1 thc for Psu-StariM whose now held that it does not apply to Sr rt Nmir.l<r, A. f> l«M. M 111. owtr.luk woUo ..Bu*ata Ru**tan*.’party, ’ Heantago18 J2 2.28 •70 19.5ft nixed Germany and formed an alliance with those whose business within the state o! court ™ m.t W. 1U.<1 IhM .11 P-™-" “ 743 consists merely of selling through esled in su«h tandsor awy part thrnMif. dretrFrooro. The darkest blot in hta htatory iur to conteBt tn- lien claimed thereon by the 11 KrewuUra or U>» . m. teou.uuU ol itinerant agents and delivering com­ State of MieblgBii. for such ta’rs, iutereBt and -Os .l0 I Al 7^ U1,‘r prop'r'’ “4 modities manufactured outside the cbargaB. or any part iforeof, shall aptjsar in 10 10.71 1JM lorceu to umlern’c. saidIGmr tend fl te with t!i«« !■ rkthereof acting iis rextater In ettuncery. thrtr oi'jecthiu* therestate. .o.7Jor l.Iurt. Si Brtt u.y o< lb. I.™ ol wu .03 .70 St. Petkrsbvro, Nov. ft—The Official court above menlwmrd. and that in default tbrreef the *atnr will 1* txten >• e«’nfe*vd and Messenger Friday morning publishes A. W. Warner, of Allegan, aged 84, a decree will l»e taken and entered a* prayed 2JO 75JT WAS 301 .70 ’ the first proclamation of Emperor carried out a threat of revenge he for In said petition. ^Jther ®rd«rod Town 1 North of Range o West. that In imrsnar re of said decree the laiid* de­ Nicholas II. of Russia, in which, after madu six months ago. He became b ribed luiul'l peillbi i for which a d-cree of formally communicating to the nation angry with hi* daughter and »on-in- sate aball bv niwdr. will be sold for the teyeral 3W4 IT 40 1.38 .19 .06 ,7U the news of the death of his father, law and told them they should never taxes. Intrrert aud mined by »nci« decree, ou the fltat Monday in Alexander III., he says: Town 2 North of Range 9 West. have a dollar of hia money, and that December tbenwfter. or on the day or days “May the knowledge console you that our subeedumit thereto a* nmy br necresxrj to grief is the grief of our entire" beloved nation, when he got ready to die the house complete th* ante of *ald h*l and of each aud Early in every parcel fcbereof. at th- office o< the County and may the nation not forget that tbo should be hl* funeral pyre. strength and flrmuesn of holy Russia lies in Its the morning Warner fired the barn Treasurer, or «t »ueh eomenleut place aa shallbe selected by him at rhe county seat of the unity and unbounded devotion to u< and then going into the house locked Cimuty of Barr), state of Michigan; and that .05 sn .70 1.10 “In thia sad and solemn hour in which we the sale then and there made will be a public ascend our ancestral throne of the Russian the doors and set the house on Are in a sale and each parcel described In the deert-e Township 8 North of Range o w«u. empire and exardom of Poland and the grand half dozen places. Before men arrived shall be separately rxj»oM)<i to sate for the total duchy of Finland indissolubly linked with it. to put out the flames both building* taxes. Interretan-cltargea. and th- rete shall Rec. we. however, remember the legacy left us by be made to’he pe»"O" offrelwg, to buy for any our lamented father aud imbued with it we. in were beyond saving. given tax ami pH' Ing th* hr' atbonut charged against such pa reel, and amvnth.f n conveythe presence of the Most High, lake a Vow to MichlgBD Get* Indemnity. 5.97 .84 aneeofttM* smallest undivided »e*» simple In­ IL mv«ke our sole aim the development of the In 1850 the general government terest therein: or. If no nereou will buy for any power and glory ot our beloved Russia and the 2M 42 .12 .70 423 said several taxre aud pay the bahuire there­ granted to the state of Michigan all of of happiness of our faithful subjects." of and take n eonv-yance <»J !-**< than the entire siioaof ws of CAT .» The manifesto concludes with the its swamp and overflowed lands, and thereof, then tbo whole pared shall be offered 150 24A8 3.41 •» .70 SA­ sold. If any parrel of land cannot be sol I command that the oath of all eg inn co a survey and plat were made, but the and IB 80 1107 1X1 for tax*-, interest fled chanrea. such parcel be taken to*him. Emperor Nicholas II., government continued to issue patents shall Ve passed 4« r for l!»r tim- Iwitig, and .11 .70 3.8*1 and to his heir apparent. Grand Duke until the number of acre* thus issued shall on th- Miccv-ding da), or b« fore the close the Male, ne re off-red; and If. o« such «econd George Alexuhdrovitch. his brother, amounted to 5,000. This ha* been the of 30 90 8.82 !J« .35 offer, ur during »tu b sale. <bc name cannot be who is to be entitled czarowitz until basi* for a claim pending for many sold tor the amount aforesaid, the Cbunty Towu4 North f of Ran»e,9,West. God may bless with a son the union' years, and not until now adjusted. Treasurer shall bld off the same In toe name of Bee. U’w?tnesH the Hon. Clrnmnt Smith, Circuit which his majesty is about to enter The state land commissioner received 2022 2.83 .81 .70 u.v. into with Princess Alix of IIesse-Darm­ from the secretary of the interior an Judge, and the acai of said Circuit Court of J0 .70 yjft, Barry County, tfat* 4th day of September. A. D. stadt. 40 indemnity certificate for 5,000 acre* 1881. C lement Smith. which is estimated to yield the state Circuit Judge. Berlin, Nov. 5.—The Lokal Anseiger at least 140,000. Counterslgnrd. John G. Nagler. Town 2 North of Range 10 West. says that the funeral of Czar Alexander Register. Sec. tB^e pl«tce between the 16th Reports to the state board of health and 30th of November, and that the 9A4 1 27 s part of nw marriage of Nicholas II. and Princess by slxty-six observers in different STATE OF MICHIGAN. T.Oi .15 .<M .70 Alix will take place a few days after parte of the state during the week •5.01 I To the Cimilt 'Jourt for the County of Barry, m w*4 '*xeept 40 the funeral It is expected that am­ ended October 97 show that inflamma­ Chaneerr. on w aide a.» lx .97 8.91 The petition of Stanuky W. Titrnkh, Audi­ nesty will be granted to many politi­ tion of the bowels increased, and that part of nw fl tor General ot said state nf M'rhlznn. re*vectcal offenders hi commemoration of the cholera infantum decreased in area of fully show* that ihe IM of laud* hereinafter set ; 2.64 accession of Nicholas II. prevalence. Consumption was reported forth nnd rnarkM ’ Schedule a.” fkwtalM a. ot al! lands In County’ «f Barry ; at 283 places, scarlet fever at fifty- deacrlptlou upon which taxes were sw*ed for the year* Township 2 North of Range 10 West. BIG FIRE AT SOUTH OMAHA. three, typhoid fever at seventy-nine, mentioncii *h> relt. and which were returaM Sec. delinquent for nmi-iaqment of taxes, and IlammoDd’i Packing Plant Attacked by diphtheria at thirty-eight, measles at a* which taxes Itave not l»-eu paid; Ibgefbcr with six and smallpox at Detroit, Man­ 1 be total amount of M»rh taxes, with interest cnnipuied thereon to tbo time fixed for sate, Omaha, Neb., Nov. 8.—Fire in the chester. Cheboygan and Norvell. «4 7 40 3.97 4.M and collection fee as provided by taw. aud the M> 4 7 40 3JT7 .13 .70 AM Hammond Packing company’s plant in cost of advertising and other expenses ot sale sw 4 22 40 2.70 of each of s»id parcel* ot land. South Omaha Friday morning de­ Your iteUtlouer further shows to the Court Jackson has the heaviest policeman Town 3 North of Range in West. stroyed the beef house, a four-story said lands were returned to the Auditor in Michigan. Officer Chalker, who has that General under the provisions of Section iiBof structure, 200 feet square, which orig­ inally cost $200,000, and was filled with lsfI. on the police force there for two 10.20 1.43 .« .70 !X74. or ptetota COOK BROS.. Proprietors. overcomes Any Condition of Wasting. -3oaat,H. Y. AL Druggist*. 60c.and JI I? PPI? I? OF BU88IA. “He mindful of our traditions," he added, -which in times bound ns into brotherhood to the Russian ' imperial household and in recent times again pathy for the new emperor we couple the desire that Heaven may give him strength for his difficult office. Long live Emperor Nicholas II. Hurrahl” The band then played the Russian anthem. F1OCHA ENAMELLED CALT March 10. IMS The death ot hl* older brother Nicholas left him erarowits, or heir apparent to the throne. In 1WB he married the Donis! Wales. Thslr Brat child. Nicholas AlszandroTiujh. who will be the next crar. was bora May 12. )B88. When tbs nllhllim killed Alexander IL fa 1881 theRussisa monarchy wm so severe­ ly shaken that do attempt was made to celebrate the coronation of the new emperor. Id lt«, however. Alexander HL was crowned at Mos- Middletown. N. Y., Nov. ft—Mrs. Lydia Caldwell King Mulock died here Thursday at the advanced age of 100 years. Many of her descendants are prominent throughout this state and in the west Mrs. Mulock celebrated her centennial birthday two months Lansing, Mich., Nov. 8.—The su­ preme court has set aside the judg­ ment of the court below and sustained the validity of the proceedings remov­ ing the county seat of Berrien county from Berrien Springs to St Joseph. This ends a long fight Chicago, Nov. 5.—Philip Augustus Hoyne, for forty years United States commissioner for the northern district of Illinois, died at his home in this city Saturday, aged 70 years. Hannibal, Mo., Noy. 2.—{lilchriat Porter, ex-member of congress and brother-in-law of J. O. Broadbead, minister to Bwitserland, died here of heart disease, aged Tt Nov. ft—When the pre­ fer enlarging Hoffman completed Now York will have the finest quarantine station 1.72 gin nln< M4 of nw 4 ne4of ne 4 21 6.78 .81 10 a. south sld** of sw fl 4 30. 10 send .17 .70 5.73 8.06 I jll 3-22 .45 .13..70 430 Township 3 North ol Range 10 We»t. CITY OF HASTINGS. 12.02 1^8 i Th nta, of M andM n 3 rds of lot Lots 998 und LoteTOM. ftt». ibto. nn. itA Bad 1129 .19 Ix>t 1302 Coni. 4 rds e of se cor of Blk. 4 Cb.imbertalo’s add. (hence s 12 rds e 29 rd*, n 12 rds. thence w iohes 4.W .68 .19 .70 6.42 • Town 3 North of Range 8 West. Bee. Und. s inter­ est In n io 5t100a of w 73 a ofsw 4 8 7.71 1.08 .31 .70 9.S0 CHAMBERLAIN’S ADDITION. Blk. . TAXES OF 188B. Town 4 North. Range 9 West. laOl 7 40 s r Com. 4 rds e and 32 rds and 2 ft a on JeffersenSt from the ae cor of Jot 1 thence a 22 rds. e f9 rds. n 22 rd*, and w » rds. to beginning. & Bee. »e H i« thence w 40 rds. r 30 rds ne 50 rd“- along centre of high- Entire BlksM. ®, to and 71 ■ Figure* Revised. Auckland, N. Z., Nov. 2.—Of the passengers on board the Walrapa, which was wrecked off Great Barrier island Sunday night it is now known that eighty-one were rescued and fifty-eight drowned, while of the crew forty were saved and twenty loat, the captain being also among the victims. .207.06 .70 2.41 is a e aide of sw fl 4 of ue 4 : SAI 1.40 .23 .70 TAXES OF IBM. Town i North,Range” West­ Bee., CITY OF HASTINGS. Chamberlain’s Addition. Blk. IJMi EASTERN ’ADDITION, Interlined "Celluloid"Co»«i, and Cuff, turn water like a duck ’• LbcL end »how neither ,[»t nor aoi). Thev are not effected by penpinrtion, and alwara look„ffriXoitoftheboa. W^n they get aoiled you can clean them m aminnte bymmply wiping off with a wet doth. Tbeaearebut afcwof the advantage,ol1 wearingthe "Cdlnloid" Collar, and Cnfla. There are many othera that yon will rewlily diacovi thefimt time yon wear one. , . tkH' the only waterproof inter1 h^.tolletennd cuft made. Be sure to 15“ the genome with thia trade mark rBLteuiiO ra. rt* dt«^ perfect Made in all auea and all turned-down collar. r THE CELLULOID COMPANY 1.90 Blk. Lot 6 11 Lot w. 10 and W M of lot 12.06 t.O> .48 .TO H 23 KEN FIELD’S ADDITION. Town 2 North, Range 10 Blk. swf! Hof a K of lot 2 6 147.81 16.77 5.03 TAX £8 OF Uhl. VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. Town 2 North. Range s West. VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. Town 2 North of Range 9 West. Bee. M JO Lot 7 I-ot 7 TAXES OF 1802. Town 1 North. Range 7 West. T rnshtp 1 North at Range 7 West. ■* * «t IB I7A1 ,n .TO JO .13 .<H .70 ! VILLAGE OF HICKORY CORNERS. Town 1 North of Range 9 West. Sec. Com at a point - -• ■ ■ :; i highways rd* * of see X* 1 theueo w to rds. s 2 rd-, w 1; 4 rd*, m 4 rds. e 4 rds. a 4 VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE Blk. nfcd n * of Jots 6.19 A7 .25 .70 8.01 �— stoves. W. — I 'i ff 3| of MOHTUAGK 8*Lt or a certain mortgage, executed bv Mll’.oi .1 ,u'04l“ Jlriite. husband and wffo tel^vl M. I>«*wev. dhted the fourue«.?‘» dav rtf xr’• V'-’W’M ’he alxt.emli day of Mareh U92. and on which there ’• u.- *t On® Hundred ana n vv’hjx and SA-KO hollars, notice is hereby |rtv«-i* ’hat Pro matter of the estate ot Lucinda hr vlrtar of ihr pnwer <>f sale In Mild m<,j, 1 shall foreclose the same by a sale, at nubile •im-nsetl. »U1? , ‘<h*** fodder, at the nort h ■ tud filing the petition duly verified lI>e Hty of . rit.nl.admiolrtratoreC said rsine. IuIm* • ibe. °’U,rt Hou* nrawi^h d hi-tiualAccount this day filed tn Hastings, on Hie twenty second dnv ot Deeem ber nen at twelve o'clock npon. ot all that cer­ k*!<’ro> r’ n’sy be hearT. and allowed and he tain piece «»r jauvel of land Nltuafo In the lu*naic- J itart. ,i u is ordered, that I-rljbw, the isib -hip of Johnstown in the County.ot Barry and <rt Michigan, and described asfoliowB. • i « r A. D. t*H. »t fen o’dosklD ibe day.»S i- su’jed lor tbe hearing ot aald to «vR: Comnivhciitg thirteen rotis we«t of 1 tluuiw be rs at law ut said de- ike north eart corner of Section nineteen .visin' - ' .<U other fH-rsooa Interested Id sale taence running south twelve rods, thence wert wtid. are reqolrel to appear at a amaioo of • Ighl rrxls. th«*uce north twelve rods and thence ttMG-urt. tivutobe lioldeu at the Probate eart eight rod» to the place ot t>egtuniug. the <-:tv of Hartings. In *niii County. aam-v being the mortgaged prtinlartv.' Dated September Pith, l»i. .X , it any there be. why the prayer Lkvj M. Dkwey. „i rt,e •. --ti.iurr m*v u«»t bi- granted. Aud it li» Mortgagee. f itthiT onicred, that said petit toner give notice C ham II. Bach:. tn the I'-r.-’t'- inten-ded In said eatate. ot tbc Attorney f w Mortgager. neo-b'I <sht jretllton and the hearing th,bv muiMtig n copy of tnis order to be pnbl-ti-.: in-tlie Hasting* Bannkr. a news’ NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. Barer rrinttrt kmI circulated lu .said County ot Kun i-•>••rael: weak for three auocesslve State of Michigan. In the Circuit Court for the County of Barrv. te said day of hearing. CHAS. W. AltMOTBONG Adrian D. C.mk and Henry C. Cook, ropirt Judge ot Probata. nets under the firm name of Cook & Ouok . i . ,-f the Probate Court for tin Barr-. bolded at the Probate Office In ' Hastings, In said county, on Fri •. ill dav of October, in the year ud right hundred aud ninety four. Cltarles W. Armstrong. Judge ol Fraak Carpenter. . In Mtat&ment. Notice h hereby given th a ou the 21st day of September. A. D. 1334. a writ of attachment was duly Issued out of the Circuit Conn for the Count* ot Barry, al tbc suit of Adrian D Cook >and Henry C. Cook, copartners, doing busln**ss j HaMlugn. Mtehlican. under the firm name at । and Style of Cook & Cook, the above named ।plaint ff«, against the land’. teneim<uls, good* ;and ch.auIs. moneys and effects ot Frank Car­ ’penter . the defrndaut above named, for the siuu of one hundred and four dollars and thirteen cents. (gl(H |3), which said writ was returnaldu (an the --nd dav of October. A. 1‘. !AM. Dated this 10th day otOctober. A. I). 1«94. ' SWKKZKY & SWKRZKV. Attorneys for llalntlff. I ., PRORATE ORDER. Sill- 4 Mictitom. county of Barry—ss. v * •:> ot th.- lYotiate Court for the Gniniy rt Holden at the Probate office, ii-il-.-’ -*f Hastlnas. In said county, or. Twsda' h- -*t* ’’ay of October, in the ,cir eii- ’.i i us.tnd fciKht hunftredand atacty ^'4-- ■ Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of •r of the estate of Ha an ah A. H< MEXICO SHOCKED. Dl^rtrou. Re.^ of Reocn{ light in the south. COIN FROM JEWELRY. tn. KmUipu. ““rthquake. Twenty thousand people of Lontal- Ono of the Secrets of the Pawn­ brokers’ Trade Revealed. 10 ,h“r °” McKinley nt New Orlean». according to*press dis­ patches. 13.000 succeeded. Citizens of UnredMemed Pird re* .Melted Up and wealth and power who had always been democrats had charge of the aud Returned In the Shape meeting, were conspicuous throughout ol Gold Coin. Cht o. Mexico, Np,. S.—The ekrth- the vast assemblage, and some delega­ «».ke which ,i.ltaJ*thl, tions had traveled two hundred miles “Looks funny, doesn’t it? All the to hear the champion of protection. same there are a dozen of those ma­ 1 he speech was worthy of the great chines going at least once a week in El , h“ be'n ,elt •*■>« ISMoccasion, an earnest and powerful ap­ this city that the public never heard R'Port* ol d.raMt„ to life and property peal for the true American policy, and about before. When you understand k? “ °Ti. n v1"1"* 'Elected, bunt l« the press dispatches, in that region it you will be able to tell your friends In thU ' l. thlrt.e',‘ t*°P'e "'•« killed never too favorable to the republican y ,“d Bt «>ree nt cause, say that “nearly every sentence what becomes of the gold and silver b?n h' P°.lo< Many roof, of old of the speech, which occupied two they leave with their ‘uncle’ and never redeem. ‘On the dead.’ now; don’t erelh rr,f1 “n‘’ '“■‘noce. hours in delivery, was interrupted V“ in,lMn death the occupants with cheers." Familiar os most of his give me away and I will tell you some of the secrets of the pawnbrokers* oi the houses. reasoning may have been to northern trade." Shocks Etsewhere. audiences, it evidently came like a 1 The remark, says a Chicago inform­ brom telegraph advices from central revelation to moat of his hearers in and southern Mexico the disturbance Louisiana, who had been taught all ant, was made in a little dark room in It costa five cents a year “ is shown to have covered the state and their lives to believe that protection the rear of one of the big loan offices. federal district of Mexico, and lasted was only u sharp Yankee dodge to rob The proprietor went on to say the re­ from one to four minutes. Seven dis­ the south for the benefit of the manu­ ports show that ten to fifteen per ordinary kind of salt with dirt 1 cept. of all articles placed in “hock" is and lime and other impurities In 1 tinct shocks were felt al Jujutla, in facturing north. it. You don’t think much about never called for. Then often gold and the state of Morelos, and smart shocks salt becBuac it coats bo litUe. Probably this great meeting marks silver is purchased outright by the You need think only of three were felt at Tulanclngo, in the state the beginning of a revolution in soutltwords to be Sure of the best— pennyweighter ounce, and in one way of Hidalgo. At OjuMio an Indian and crn. bP‘QI°n- Far too long southern or another a large amount of the pre­ his wife were crashed to death under politicians have been laboring by a 1 cious metals is accumulated. To turn the roof of their adobe house. l means, honest or dishonest, to destroy old-style goods into ready cash is the People Turn to I*rayer. the value of the principal crops raised problem that confronts the loan Being a holiday and one of the chief by southern plan tors. The prostration broker. festival days of the year, the theaters of the cotton manufacture, by removal On the floor of the back room, It !b the onlv absolutely , were thronged, and panics ensued. Sev­ of protective duties, hurts the mill Reached after setting half a dozen kKVJL pure salt. It Is put upj eral people were hurt In the rush of hands of northern cities, but immeas­ V iu clean, dlrvproof Ikjx- 1 electric alarms going and the pressing exit, and many women went into hys­ urably more the owners of southerd os aud is sold by the A of numerous buttons, was a peculiar boat grocerB. If you J terics. The songs on the stage were plantations. Ik tween Fall River und don’t Und it-write ton* and contrivance looking like a six-inch tile succeeded by impassioned prayers for Manchester the cost of transportation stood on end, with a brass barrel cov­ | we’ll nee that you gut it. If I you make butler, look for^W forgiveness and confession of error. is about the same year after-year, and ered wua with pipes pipes uy by its siue. side. A A copper copper , , '— --------- .------ , crvu I our Dairy Salt. . v The plays were generally abandoned the lower cotton goes. the greater tho p^, some iron tool* and wme I DIAMOND DFOIXirtinnnto advantage rtrlvantnern in favor of .................. „ end the audienoes remained In the proportionate L CRYSTAL SALT CO., that looked like comknon flower pots seats, kneeling in prayer. Traffic was American mills to balance the differ­ lay on the floor. St. Clair, nich. completely abandoned ut the first ence in cost of labor and capital. All “This copper barrel,’’ said the propri­ premonition. Drivers deserted the the outside world will not use more etor, “is filled with naphtha; these pipes | street ears and coachmen their hacks than about 5.000,000 bales of American lead to this tile or furnace; this hanale to kneel in prayer along with the cotton at the lowest price at which it here is for the forcing of air behind MORTGAGE SALK. throngs sending .up their supplica­ can be obtained. The American mills the naphtha so it will make a strong Default having been made in the najment ol tions. In palace and in humble home without protection must either con­ blast; these pots orc crucibles. Into the a mnrteage mane bv Dewitt C. Ranrey and hla nothing but prayer was to l>e heard. sume less or get it at a lower price. Mary A. list nej 4« Hiram M. Ctuue, Felr furnace we place the crucible, into the wile, rnarj 2ud. iRt®, mid ou February 4in. niW> re­ The threatened destruction was made The whole hkttory of the cotton indus­ crucible goes the gold. Hot, isn’t it? corded m the otnee ot the Begbier of Deed* of more solemn by the ringing of bells in try in this country turns, upon the de­ So hot that we are compelled to wear Barry County In the State of Michigan. In Liber velopment of the manufacture by pro­ 20 of Mortgage* on page 651. on which inert­ the swaying church towers. colored glasses to see what’s going on. gage there is claimed to be due Four Hunched tection. But that's nothing to the way the Thirty nine dollars and seventy one cents and do- • The Louisiana planters have a spe­ suit nr proceed Ings at law having been Insti­ COST OF ARMY RATIONS. cial necessity. After many years of thing is done in Uncle Sam’s furnaces. tuted to recover the' amount secured by said-' moruage or any part thereof. In One Year the Muldler* Dm B8.637.1' Now here goes to fill the crucible." democratic revenue duties, the south Therefore by virtue ef the power of sale eonInto the stone jar went gold watch tained in said mortgage notice is hereby given, never produced more than 500,000,000 Washington. Nov. 3.—It cost $2,899.­ that on Saturday* December Irt. JAM, at ten cases und chains with family histories, pounds of sugar. In nearly thirty o ’ clock hi the forenoon, mere will be »o,d at ■ 502 to feed the army during the fiscal years of duties on imports imposed crests and initials, souvenir spoons the north frontdoor ot rhe Court House, in the City of Hartings. County of Barry and State pt year ended June 30, 1SU4, according to for revMKiue by republicans, the pro­ and breastpins of forgotten dates, Michigan, said court house being the phu-e ta the annual report just made to the duction was never as large. The tariff rings that could have spoken of wed­ which the circuit court for tin: counts vf BW, secretary’ of war by brig. Gen. John 1’. of 1890 abolished duties on raw sugar ding bells and birthdays in the long Ib held. at public auction tonic highest bidder, Hawkins, commissary general of sub­ imported, but gave a direct bounty ago. golden charms, scarf pins with the premises described In said mortgag". or so much thereof as may K* nece-sarj to satisfy the sistence. The other expenses of the com­ equal to the former revenue duty to the jewels removed, and odds and ends amount due on a dd in irtgage, with the interest missary department bring the total the American producers ol sugar, and collected.in a week’s trade. The esti­ thereon, and all legal costs, said nrenilres being situate in the village of Deltuh.ln the Coauty amount expended during the year up the production immediately and very mated value of the hatful of stock was iif Barry aud State of Michigan, and described^ to $2,037,170,‘leaving a balance of $159,- j greatly increased. Improved' machiu- one thousand dollars in pure gold. as lots number seventv oneetrt M-vrulv two of Janies R. Bush's Addition to the village of Del­ 57G. Liquid coffer alone co^tf,$3,851. I cry was put in, works und plantations Into the melting collection went a lot ton Dated September3.WDI. Him M Cuask. BURIED^CITY DISCOVERED. I were improved at great cost, and'the of borax. This was to make the gold Mortgagee. | producers, relying upon the pledge of flow when sufficiently melted. There Alcnzo E. Kennston, Attorney for Mortgagee. was no smoke, nothing but a sickly BIr Toller City Uurarthed Bi<» ■ the nation in the act of 1990. set them1 selves with great energy and courage smell of naphtha, the noise of the blast, MORTGAGE SALE. Panama, Nor. 2.—Advices from Hon- ; to the task of making the country in- and the flittering whiteness of the Default having been made in tho conditions' cf a certain mortgage*, executed bv Charles D. duras report the «|5scovery of the re- j dependent of the world in augur pro­ crucible. and Ida M. Johnson. btHband and ’ To get a closer look at the melting Johnson mains of tin ancient Toltec city in the duction, as it has been made iu other wife, to Lucinda C. Cneoey and Alice E. Mlles, center of a mahogany swamp near Rio | industries. But now, democratic gold a pair of green eyeglasses was listed the twenty four th day nf August, ifixi re­ corded ibe twenty fourth duv or August 1883 Grande. They cou\prise hundreds of tariff reformers, with the aid of dem- furnished. As the broker stirred tho »nd on which tlure Is due'at this dale three large, well-built stone dwellings and ' ocratic representatives und senators contents of the crucible with an iron Hundred and fifty six and 00-100 Dollars, the mortgagees having elected to df clare toe whole three temples, each 100 fcet’lohg. 50 । from Louisiana, have abolished the poker black babbles would uome to the atnouat of said mortgage due and rmydble on feet wide aud 35feet high. The streets j bounty and imposed a duty on foreign top, pieces of coarser metal would be MCcoun: of the nou-pavinent of the interest due August twenty fourth IHM aceordlug to the are paved. These ruins are how cov­ sugar which is only about half the seen struggling to the surface only to tin ms and conditions of said mortgage. Nettee ered with 9 inches of soil. revenue duty which proved inefficient Fink back into the yellow gold now is heiebyaivcu tl.ar, by Virtn-of the power sf turned to fluid. The broker lifted the -ale iu said nwrtgngb.I shall forecluse 1 tie same* for so many years. a *ale. at pnbUc a-..el Ion, to the highest bldcrucible out of the furnace and poured by der. al the imrtli frontdoor of the Court House, The bounty was not an especial fa Washington. Nov. 5.—United States its white hot contents into an iron in the r'tyof IL-stluis. on the twenty second toanyjrtate any stateor orany anyset setor ofmen, men, t>ebeConsul Stephen at Annabcrg. Ger | vor to day of December 18M at twelve o'clock noon, of many, iu . report «v»: -Tbe rtmw-I «"« the beet-Krower, of the west and mold. The mold rested in a pan of all that certain piece or psreel of laud situate and being In tHe city 01 Hastings, in the County plalinp tadnsln. with Ite seat In Drear | tl" maple-aorar producer, of the water. All the gold settled into the of Kairy ami state uf Michigan.mid described den. Saxonr, i. beginning to feel the , >ncruMed their product al»o a. mold aud the borax, turning black as as folfowB.to wii: A strip of land uii.cty cue feet । it hit the water, staid on top. Ina few wide off of and from the mirth eml of lots num­ effect, of the war i. eastern .Via. The rnp.dly as they eould. in order to get s bered five hundred and nine and five bdr.dTt*d and sires hat inannfacterer. usually draw htrger share of the teueHL The offer minutes the borax was knocked off ten according to the original plat of the village their maleHal. put up Into straw °l«” “ everybody Cal form, and out fell a bar of gold weighing sev­ (now citv) of Hasting*, recorded In Barrv Coun­ eral pounds, eight inches long arid ty Register’s office, subject to a reservation of braids, from thins sod Japan. Thc | and Kanto. \ ermon. and Lou sutua, a strip live fe-rt whl<* off-the north end ot said ,, , .. . were all free to expand production as probably three-fourths ot an inch , l”ts I'.T an alley tbc '.tune being the mortgaged blockading of the ix.rts from which ' hl.v w Thc Bl„htlon „f this square. After cleaning the bar was preml-ej, Da’cd Septembtr Zilh, 1884. these braids were exported has caused , A lick K. Milks. . scarcity and higberprices ot the raw -»S» planters laid aside for shipment to the treasury. ! “We do this once a week," said tho Mortpw.. a sea l j t F [ of Louisians the difference between Chas. H. BaVf.r. material.--------- -------------------democratic free trade and republican I proprietor as be shut off the valve to At torney for M ortpacee. Guvff-rnrocnt Finance*. | protection, and they have organized the naphtha barrel “From here the governthcir slntc" hereafter on the bars go to Washington by express. IteWashington, Nov. 2.—-The 'n’- ?**** ro“ [o ' ---------------I Their tremendous tore its value is returned we will pay meat receipts in October aggregate'! republican side. 819.189,240. or S3.50U.000 less than dnr- } meeting and their enthusiasm giro out nctixlv Tour dollars on one thonTIME TABLE. ing September. Customs receipts were that they will succeed at once. sand dollars. At Uncle Sain’s works Ineflect February ll. 104. 811,90*2,118, or St.5U0.0d0 less than in i IJut jt js oniy a question of time, the bar will be romelted by a fiercer Septemlier. The expenditures during Southern as well os northern states heat. Then the melted mass will be October aggregated $32,713,039. against will before long realize the value of poured into water, where it will form Stations. into shot or pellets of gold and silver $80,250,000 in September, and $25,500,­ the protective policy. Louisiano and Alabama. Tennessee and the Vir­ and copper. ..These pellets are then 000 in October, 1HV3. ginias, have far greater need of that placed in acid and the different met­ (/ne ot JoB Dnvi*’ Captor* Die*. als separated. No, you can’t fool the Chicago Lv .Sk^ttlb, Wash., Nov. 1.—Charles"T. policy to-day than Massachusetts or Science Pennsylvania, New Jersey or New government for a minute. Kalamazoo Lv... Cowden, one of the party of cavalry York, and before long their people docs the work in good shape. After East Cooper........ which captured Jefferson Davis, dis­ this process the treasury ships gold Rlchlaua Janet. will show that they know the fact by guised in female attire, in 1865, died of Cressey every vote they cast.—N. Y. Tribune. eagles for the gold and silver coin for Milo.................... heart disease here, aged 52 years. He the silver metal contained in the bar. Delton was a Nevada pioneer, a former city DRIFT OF OPINION. So you Sec the old battered watch case, Cloverdale tthultz councilman of Seattle and owned con­ broken chain, or out-of-date ornament C3T,“Protection. prosperity and pa­ comes back in a new coin of the realm. Hastings........... siderable property. triotism ’ ’ is the McKinley rallying cry. Cntll Bu«lne»B Revive*. Over two hundred thousand dollars’ Goats Grove Dbcatvb. Ill- Nov. 8. -The cut in Wake the echoes with iL—Pittsburgh worth of gold bars is annually sent Woodland wages among the employes of the In- Commercial. from Chicago brokers in just this way, Fgrjohn Sherman is the G. 0. M. of and not one person in ten thousand loosing diunapolis, Decatur & Western RnilDetroit....... waj’ company will stand until busi­ the republican party, and that Akron ever sees how the melting is done. Of Grand Rapids. ness picks up. The cut runs from 10 to speech shows that bis mental powers course many gold coins are made into 15 per cent, and reaches all ot the men, are as acute and vigorous as ever. jewelry, and in course of time are sent That address was a masterly presenta­ back through our crucibles once more. 'Stations. including the officials. tion of .the political situation.—St. This is on account of change of style Deer 81nnrhtered Id WUconBtn. Louis Globe-Democrat , in gold ornaments of all kinds which •OVTB. Grantsvili^. Wia, Nov. 5.—Five C3TIt is a condition, not a theory, is constantly going on. Any profit? hundred deer were killed in this vicin­ that confronts Prof. Wilson now. ano 0, yes, we figure till such things. An ity last month. The deer all crowd he is having the greatest difficulty in article pawned means to us only its Ar... into the districts not swept by fire, explaining the benefits of free coal to ' weight in the crucible with a profit de­ Kalamazoo Rast Cooper Lv.. which is very small, givingthehunters miners who have just had to suffer a I ducted. This profit may be six or it Richland Junc’t. OrMMy ........ great opportunity to kill them In large reduction of ten per cent in their may be twelve per cent A chain MUo. weighing ten dollars’ worth of gold we Delton............... numbers. wages.—Philadelphia Bulletin. Cloverdale Wasr* uf Bin. buy for eight dollars and fifty cents or Bbuitt................. typresident Cleveland says there Wabuimotox. Nov. s. — ftederick must bo no “pernicioua political activ­ some less. The one dollar and fifty Hastings....... Weil, aired SJ years, a member oJ the ity" among federal officeholders, but cents is for profit, handling and the United Slates marine corps, shot mi Vice President Stevenson is going risk. Yes. it’s quite a business, and Goats Grove....... miatresa, Annie Grandy, affed 23, and right along making campaign speeches many a family history has been told in Woodland then killed himself. Jealousy «» every day. But then Grover under­ the golden heirlooms that have fallen Lansing stands that Adlai is harmless.—Toledo ■ into a loan broker’s crucible.” Detroit........... cause. _______ _ Grand Rapids. Death ol u Millionaire. Blade. Bxcixx, Wls.. Nov. S--Loel>i» 8. QT"Democratic orators and newspa­ Traverse City. At the level of Uta «* the pressure Charlevoix.... Blake, one of Bacine'a millionaire pers will have to be eloquent and per­ Petoskey........ manufacturers, died suddenly st hl> suasive if they maka “the poor man of the atmosphere on the piston of an Bay View engine is about fifteen pound, io the home on Main street at S o clock Sun­ with his little dinner pail" forget the engine square Inch, but docreascsat higher al ­ hunger of his children and the rags , day morning of heart failure. nn nw-tl only. Agents must rtgojil its this atmospheric pressure upon himself in “the good old demo­ titudes. .18 Shot His Parent*. cratic times” tKht were promised him must be overcome by tbe the steam sterna pre* pres’­ tralu.H at ftag utat)ons ls socn as they can M Bl-rratxr. N. V.. Kov. 8,-Withont sure before any work can bo done, it in 1892.—ChicagoMnter Ocean. _ ... ... j?__ ole known provocation, William Gipp of the company, who reserve Hie ntbt to etianf e OTMany of the men who triumph­ is evident that at the diminished^ air fi; tliSWua. train-wtiboot mjee shot and killed his mother and fatally work pressure of high altitudes more «• »■ No.6 will wait st XVixiubury ior passengers wounded his father at their home in antly wore the democratic rooster m ■ 'rom a given pressure ,rBamge mart bo ti»o cun be obtained their hats two years ago arc now the sea level; or in this city yesterday. mournfully comtemplating their empty of steam than a uteSbefore.leavinx time of .raim. M ’ i’lNfrwl*u A Story Denied. ----- —effective -pres- m*y have Ume to rh«* 1 dinner pa’ils-thc tariff tax on which other words, an iqnfilly Mure of steam can be obtained with the Uma. Nov. t—The report that Pe­ haa been greatly reduced—and wisnruvian insurgent* had made an attack ing that the birds could be cooked and expenditure of lew fuel. Tne differ­ h.c.roTT^. upon the British consulate at Callao, afford them a bite to stay their atom- ence. however, is not great enough to tbe consul and killed his wife ' be of any practical importance- You can save six cents a can by using the new Horsford’s Baking Powder, because it requires 4 less quantity than any other, ’ PRORATE ORDER. SUIIv < Al » fount! the <l' <1*1 . and testing Arc the outcome of 30 = years’ experience ini designing, construct? . Owl I In them' are id f.l’.in: tBe netitiondalv verified li. .band of slid deceased pr»»,!?. ; Mlnni-rat till- day ffled In irtinc to be the last wffi and >.i! ’.cc .-.<ed t»e admitred t* prohi inistratfon «>: said estate be je-i.iionei. the executor in said v >in.- (.’.her •uiu.ble j*rrect>. a ordered, that Thursday the a.A 1’. H-V4.HI tea o’clock In •» ."iu’iu-d lor the bearingot said r .■ at 'nwotsold deccas- ) t- pt:-ons iut«-restcd In said* i4 -.-1 appear at a «ee»iot> of I • . ■ h.i’den at the Probate •. ->f Hastings. In said e-Miutv. | . ii any there Ik-, why tire prayer i •7 n.av t.ut be granted. And I -I *;i)d potKfon. and lit** hcor -ig « copy of this <ird«T to be Hastings Bansf.k m uuws <i •■'.rculateti in Coontv .vli week for three suceessijr . ■ nd dav of hearing. J1IARLKM W. AKMAVKOtol. Judge of FrobMe. PROBATE ORDER. Juan. County of Barry—ea. n ol th* Probate Court for tin. !?v. hoh’.en st the Probate office, iu J iiniidriMi and rm»*:y-to<ir. W. Armstrong, Judge etf nrrnnr 1 cou,da tnosthorri-: Rrt rc,,cf nrrSlKr trom Dial JL/I1JL bie blood disease, I; had spent hundreds i of dollars TRYING various remedies! and physicians, none of which did me • any good. My finger nails c.ime off, i and my hair came out, leaving me' perfectly bald. 1 then went to HOT SPRINGS Hoping to be cured by this celebrated treatment, but very soon became disgusted, and decided to TRY । The effect was Ltruly wonderful. 1 commenced to re­ cover after taking the first bottle, and by the time 1 had s.s.s t iken twelve bottles I was entirely cured— cured by S. S. S. when the wcrld-renowned Hot Sprints had tilled. WM. S. LOOMIS. Shreveport. La. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. AtlacU.Ga. •i»-r *4 tin- estate of Chriscbaenah ;.i?‘ f>.inu the i«tit!on duly vrrtWilliam.v won. of said deeeashi.-:a <*tTt»4!i Ir.struni-nt now on ’irt pi>-*l>nftiogto be the last -wifi I.-.v.s \\ Ilhams or to Nome r ’ ’.In order* d. that Friday, the . . y -nib.T, A. I • JAM. al ten o'clock tor the.heart ng of • -'■■ki .utd that the h*lrs sit law of said • ..aa other person- interested In • :*.r>* required to appear at a session . than io hr boWeii at the Probate afflew. - - (:;y of lUMing!*, in said County, a.id 'f any there t>e. why r.r.i of t-v petitioner may not l»e Aud U Is further ordered, thxt ’ ■•■ier give notice to the persons ! I in said cMatr. ot the i*tid?ucy of -t'lhu, and the bearintc thereof by causitMC • :hi* order to tie puLIislied in the Has­ - '• v f.it. a newspaper printed and dreuI*tM ■ • ud County of Barry, once in each ' r throe successive weeks previous to T»- (‘itAHLOK. W. ARMSTUONG. ne copy.) Judge of Probate. OmER OF PUBLICATION. BuieivfM chlgaafi. The Circuit Court -for the .f Barry. I., chancery. Al -w.-i of said court, behl st the Court :i"' City of Harting*. In said county, an October. A. 1). ISM. HnruClemruteSmltb, Circuit Judge. Henry M. Dihbit-. complainant. EH- r. MeCwthy, William J. MoCarthy. Denis JLCartliy. Eliza McCabe. Catherine W«tob. Marxare: 'kooley, Charten McCarthy. EHen Ha * irv and Patrick J. Sullivan, administrator •if th • K.;a> of IienH McCarthy. Sr., deceased, defendant.*. In thN.-ain* it apt>earing from affidavit on file t.- -t ific Mid derendant. Charlm McCarthy, i»vo:: r ..tdentof thh .state, hot is a resident •i! Hi-- Malcot Texas: OKUMlurj rd M’zGurald & Barry, complain­ ant . ->.i.-ttora. It is ordered that the apnearantx- <>t the tvatd noo-resldeat detfiMaaV Charle. .b-c.vrtby be entered herein, within jO’ir ih jtitkH from Uie date nf tills order, and ’■CVv ,,f hh appearance, that be caane hts an • win 11 thebjH of complaint to be filed, and a tow to !te -erred on complainant's solicitors vits.n twenty (30v davi after service o« trim of of h,!l notice of this order, and 1“ thereof said bRl will be takeu m conte»q*d in- Mid non-resident defcadaiift , An<| a I* further ordered that within twenty <i «ys the complainant cause a notice of this toderfo be published In the Hastings Ramykb. iJ*-**!’ ‘i»-r printed. poMlsbed anaotretfiating m county, and tost said DubHeatloa >• c'-rtitm.-d.tiiereinouce fo each week, for stK • tl*' crsion. .u- that complainant cause )l - op-, nr thh order to be personally served on ?°‘,’'p,s,Uent4,«f«ndant »t least twenty ll») «in before the time prescribed for b»» anpearh’!,eClkmknt smith. Circuit Judge. I-IT7 -»•!:*L» & BAMHY. Complainants Sollrltor*. ' -x.i'niutt!, countersigned and entered by me, John g. Nagler. ■ ... ,1 •> *SMral Atte-L A ’.ru“, copv. •> HNG. N'AGUtft, llegfoter. a wk. KwOMto Tto Imu mwahm wamNaatm 4i«Ui far a OoBHy Ibsm Milmrti nt G<X® ADVICE. Every patriotic should give hu personal effort an<Jinfluence ‘u increase the circulation of his home paper which teaches the American policy of Protec­ tion. It is his duty to aid in this respect in every way possible. After the home paper is taken care of, why not subecribe for the Amwican Economist, published by the American Protective Tariff League? One of its cokrespon dents says: “No true American can get along without it. I consider it the greatest and truest political teacher in the United States.” Send postal card request for free samplecopy. Address Wilbur F. Wake man. General Secretary, 1JS West 23d St„ New York. I “Mowers I Frl6H0’> Makes CHILD BIRTH Easu. COLVIN, LA., Dec. 2, >886.My wife used “MOTHERS FRIEND” before her third con­ finement, and says she would not be without It for hundreds of dot­ tars.—DOCK Mills. ot price. Il s0 per little Hook ‘ TO SotS.m • nudj-a rre. S»w w •*! Druggists. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Oa. WWW ■T 5 Cent: rA Year; Diamond \CrystalSalt •d ■ * i Chicago, Kalamaico If Sago 4 0 i 11 id �Hastings Banner Thursday, Nov. 8, 1894MARSHALL L. COOK. Edit ar. THE HASTINGS. MICH., POSTOFFICE, ADOU8T 14. 1879. DITORI AL NOTES ‘ . from faew given above. Therefore, it seems as K tbe farmers should be with tbe miller ou such a proposition. again going in McKenzie ’96 who has held k for some time. Tbe Senior Ltts lield their class election Saturday. Lyman of Utah was chosen President. The University lias received more gifts in the labt three munihs Ilian In all Its pre­ vious history. The last consisted of a Detroit lot valued at 825.000 from Levi L. Barbour. This is to be applied on a 875,000 art building. At their last meeting the Regents refus­ ed to comply with the request of the Ameri­ can Homeopathic Association who asked that Dr. Obetz, the Dean of tbe Colledge of Homeopathy be requested to resign. Foot ball last week resulted in Michigan winulng twice, once from Adrian 48 to 0 and once from the Case Scientific School of Cleveland 12 to 4. Every locker iu the Gymnasium has been rented. More will probably be built tu accommodate those who deal re them. The Senior Dents are strictly forbidden doing any dental work outside of regular school supervision Ulis year. One mau has already been expelled for breaking this rule. Judge Wm. G. Ewing of Chicago has been engaged to deliver the gddress in University Hall on Washington's Birthday. Abraham Lincoln’s first speech on the Tariff was a short nnr. but In clearness It cannot be excelled. He said he did not pretend to know much about the Tariff, but he knew Enough to know “that when an American paid an EnglUh manufact­ Price of Wheat. urer 820 fur steel that tbe American had From the Indiana Farmer. the steel tend tbe Englishman bad the 820, • Mneh has been said of late through tho but when he paid that 820 to nn Ameri­ press on the subject ot the low price of can manufacturer, America bad both the wheat and Its causes. All have agreed on steel and tbe 820.” That proposition is a one point, and that is that the price Is low, plain one Indeed and applies to every and here they dlvMt. article that can be produced in the United I am aware that the farmers have In the States. past, often regarded the millers as their The country should understand that enemies, but I will attempt tn show briefly why the Interests of farmer and miller are another general or extensive Tariff revis­ identical, and that by reason of the feeling ion Is not contemplated by tbe Democratic mentioned,the causes of low priced wheat, party in the near future.—Senator Hill, at Saratoga. But both President Cleve­ have not been removed. First, tbe miller is the best customer the land aud Professor Wilson have promised further Tariff revision, saying that the farmer has, and Is always in the market and always pays the market price tor the Gorman bill was “but the beginning” of Who is the boss? wheat. The market is not made by the “Tariff reform.” miller, but is practically mode by tbe Liverpool operator. Except during the first month or two at the beginning of each crop yhar, tbe millers take the bulk of tbe wheat brought to market During the first two months, the movement is very heavy and much is exported, but af­ ter this little goes for export from locali­ ties where there are mills. Remove the milling Industry from our country, and our wheat must go abroad and come in competition with the poor and cheap wheats of Europe and India. Not only is this true, but tbe offal Is lost to our farm­ ers. The foreign miller will not use American wheat until it comes down iu price to the poor wheat of Europe and India, but tbe American flour could be placed in every market in the world, be­ cause ot Its superiority, if not shut out by prohibitory foreign tariffs. It has done this In many markets iu tho face of their own tariffs. In talking with a gentleman from Holland, not long since, he said, in answer to my query hs *o how much American wheat their native millers ground, “They do not grind any. be­ cause they caii get Indian and European wheat so much cheaper. eThey are anx­ ious to use your fine American wheat, but can’t pay the price and compete in the market with their Hour. Of course their flour is much inferior to your American article, and they realize tbe fact, but can’t remedy the defect. I think they realize that your millers will eventually ruin their business, and therefore they are asking for a duty on American flour.” He simply The gave the situation the world over, foreign miller will only take our wheat when it is either sold at the low price realized for poor foreign wheat, or when their crop is short and they must have it. On account of better wheat and better facilities and having attained a higher de­ gree of art io manufacture, .the American miller can produce the best flour in tbe world. His market Is at present narrowed by the maintenance of prohibitory tariff duties by certain foreign countries. If these countries would take American wheat and pay a relatively higher price for it than for the poor quality of the European wheat, then the farmers’ inter­ est io tbe subject might not be quite so great, but the facts are not such. The mil­ lers of this country; through the Winter Wheat Miller’s League, an organization foimed for the exclusive purpose of ex­ tending the markets for American flour, have asked Congress to enact retaliatory laws whereby the luxuries, purchased only by our rich, coming from the coun­ tries maintaining high tariff duties against American flour, might be charged a double duty until they were willing by reciprocal treaties to allow our flour to enter their markets on a more equitable basis. Not­ withstanding the fact that every barrel of flour exported represents 4% bushels of wheat, Congreaa at its last session refused this request and passed a bill In which many of these luxuries were placed ou • even a lower rate of duty. Tbe millers further asked that the reciprocity feature of the then existing tariff law be allowed to remain In force. This was also disre­ garded, and as a result Spain has abrogated her reciprocity treaty with tbe United States as to Cuba, and Brazil has given notice that her treaty will be abrogated January 1st, next To Cuba, the in Illa of this country shipped last year nearly 900,­ 000 bbls, of flour, where scarcely any had been shipped before the treaty was effect­ ed. Tbe amount shipped to Cuba last year exceeded the amount shipped the previous year by 88.000 barrels. To Brazil was exported 980,000 bbls., an Increase •ver tbe year before of 108.000 bbls. Spain has already advanced her tariff duty on bbl. to »4.7» or 7S caotfl higher Uun from an, other country. Bnull will restore her old doty which wu equal to a pro­ hibition. Tbe aoUIa bare thus loat a market which woeld bam taken thia rear orar «,•<»,*00 bbl., ot floor. Figuring thia al <X bcabHe te the barrel, we And a lose to tbe t w itran farmer of a market for fully 9,000,000 bu.hels of wheat Further than thia, tbe flour ebioped to three Church Free-Trade, as advocated by the Demo­ crat party, Ib for revenue only. Discarding the policy of protection to all American Ind up tries, the Tariff Is laid on non-com­ peting products that tbe people most need, M. E. Church—Rev. Thos. Cox pastor. Services as usual on Sunday. Morning subject, “Was Jesus Christ the founder of a new religion?” Sunday School at noon. The effect of the excellent “rally" of a and when on competing products It Is week ago was observable Sunday In a made so low as to encourage tbe importa­ largely increased attendancetion of such competing products. Tbe ladies of the Maccabees will give a social at the home of R. B. Wightman on Tbe wool growers of Utah are shipping Thursday of next week. Supper served their sheep to market by the thousand, from 5 to 7. All are cordially invited. selling them at an average of 91.50 per Tho Epworth League was never better head, as compared with 83 at the yards in attended .than just now. Both Un Tuesday and Sunday evenings large numbers of 1892. young people attend. This meeting Is for young people. Excellent programs each A PUBLIC MEETING week are prepared, showing great care and much thought It Is a profitable aud Bead the Following, Think over the Prop­ proper place for joung people to spend an osition*, and Deckle Which you are in evening, it is hoped tbe young people from out of town will especially feel them­ At tbe public meeting called by Mayor selves welcome. Greusel the following subjects will be dis­ Come to Emmanuel Y. P. S. C.JE. next cussed. Sunday evening at the Episcopal Parish 1st. Tbe Mayor to have a vote in Coun­ House. Miss Maude Hamlin will be tbe cil In all cases of tie, also the veto power, and appointment, subject to approval of leader. tbe Common Council, of Marshal, Chief of Fire Department, Street Commissioner and Physician for member ot Board of Health and City Attorney. 2nd. The Board of Re­ view to be elected by tbe people. 3rd. Three Supervisors for the city to be elected by the people, 4th. The Mayor to rtpre sent tbe city on Board of Supervisors. 5thBoard of Public Works to superintend, un. der the directions ot Common Council, theWater Works system. Streets and Bridges, Side and Cross Walks and Electric Light­ ing. 6th. Taxes to be paid twice a year, in •lune aud December. 7th. Aidermen and M ayor to have salaries. 8th. That our City Schools be managed under the State Law, aud the act creating our Board of Educa­ tion be repealed.We are aware that there are conflicting opinions as to the above propositions and Mayor Greusel Is lobe commended for call­ ing a public meeting for a fair discussion of them all. There is no question whatever but what our Charter is lame in some respects. In city affairs it must be admitted that there should be some deciding power. But ns things now are the Mayor of the city, who should really be the chief executive of tbe city, is but a figure-head. He has neither vote nor veto power. We believe that tbe citizens are in favor of giving the Mayor the right to decide ail ties, and a veto of nny legislation that he believes not adapted to the best Interests of the city. Tbe Mayor ot a city is Invariably one of the represen­ tative citizens or business men of the city, who is willing to give time and the benefit of his judgment and experience iu legis­ lating for the best interests of the city in which he lives, aud we believe there should bepovalid reaatm why tbe Mayor now and for all time to come, can not have both veto power ana the privilege of deciding all tie votes ou tbe council. Kalamazoo not oniy gives her Mayui tbe right to vote on all questions, but in case of a tie he also has the power to decide, really giving tbe Mayor two votes in case of a tie. We be­ lieve this is more power than a Mayor should have, but lie should have power to decide tie votes. There are many persons who argue that the Mayor as chief execu­ tive of tbe city should have tbe power to appoint City Marshal, Chief of Fire De­ partment, Street Commissioner, Physician for board of health and City Attorney. They argue that these officials aud especi­ ally the city Marshal dare not enforce tbe laws of the city, for fear of alienating 'the element that elected him. Whether to do this or no is a question worthy of tbe care­ ful consideration of every citizen. We also believe the Idea of having taxes paid in June and December will be found a most excellent one if tried. Tbe last mouth of tbe year Is generally one of a good deal of expense owing to Christmas and we believe tbe idea of paying half tbe taxes iu June will be found an excellent one, especially for laboring men who gen­ erally are employed at tbe time and have money to meet taxes with. We understand that this plan is followed in many states. Shall tbe Mayor and Aidermen have salaries? If there is a creature on God's footstool that deserves a salary it is the brave Mayor or Aldermen who by accept­ ing the nomination for office voluntarily set themselves ud as a target for all ths abuse and curses that can be bestowed up­ on human beings by their ecmstltuents who complain if the Aiderman dont get an electrie light In his constituents door yard or a cross walk in front of his bouse. The Mayor and Aldermen, many of whom are business men, give much of their time for the public good, and should receive some thing as remuneration besides the curses of tbe people. We most heartily endorse the 8th, prop­ osition. Anything that will eradicate politics from the school board should bo welcomed. Placing our city schools under the state law would do this and it would also enlist the co-operation • ot the best friends and heartiest supporters of our Think tbeM question, aver, poet your- Tbe ladles ot the W. R. C. will have a social In Post hall over Grants store Satur­ day next Nov. 10th. Supper served from ft to 7. A cordial welcome to all. I>erlb.,34’eSpJ'iwUt Rubber Boots Timothy Heed p-r bu.. XOO. Fork dressed. 6 SO. iteiuiK. « to 1.00. Chicken dreaaed. 10. Beef dresaed. 5.00. Beef live. MO. Mutton, dressed. Wool, ilto ifi. Apple*. 25. we fire Senina Tons of that cheap flour. Don’t let our competitors AT THE LITTLE RED FRONT SHOE STORE make you believe that it is second- grade for it is guaranteed to be first grade. Every sack warranted. Try our 25 cent Tea. SrtOKE THE We don’t tell you' that it is as good as others are selling at’40 cents, but it is the best tea you can get in the city for the money. BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET. Try our 40 cent molasses. A SCHOOL Woolley & Bronson New Arrival JOS ROGERS The Missionary meeting at the Presby­ terian parsonage Wednesday Nov. Hth. Mrs. Grigsby will lead tbe meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E. nt the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening. The L. T. L. Band of Hope on Friday tbe 9lb. at the Presbyterian parsonage. Dr. A. B. Sptnney of Detroit will give three lectures under the auspices of the First Spiritual Society. Thu first Saturday evening Nov. 10th. commencing at 7 o’clock the 2nd. and 3rd. Sunday afternoon Nov. llth. at 2:30 and in the evening at 7. His subject will be “Ancient aud Mod­ ern Spiritualism and their relation to re­ ligion and science." He Is io well known in the state as a public speaker that anyfurther mention would be superfluous. . The Epworth League devotional meeting next Sunday evening will be led by Geo. Heatt^SubJect, The Holy Spirit. L**fhe following officers were elected the 1. O. G. T. P. C. T.—Minnie Knight. C. T. —Wm. Darby. V. T.—Win. Grigsby. Secy.—S. Greusel. \ Asst. Secy.—Francis Cunningham. Treas.—Roy Matthews. Fin. Secy.—Pearl Michael. Mar.—Jason Me Elwain. Chap.—Mrs. Knappen. Guard—Mary Ragla. SeuL—Emma Smith. i>r Baptist Church—Regular services morn ing and evening. Sunday school at noon. Young Peoples meeting at 6 p. m. LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER. HYPNOTISM this wonderful subject. Whatever your views are on Hypnotism, you will find this book of treat value. Published price. 50 eenta, Bent free, transportation pre}®red. If jou remit 25 eenta for subscription to Botnes and Hearths, <ie elegant household monthly Address Tue regular monthly meeting of the W. HOMESAND H BARTHS PUBLISHING CO.. F. M. S. of the M, E. Church will be held in the church parlors, Wednesday Nov. 14th. at two o’clock p. m. The subject of the meeting will be “Missionary Heroines” Club Social of the M. E. ehurch will be entertained at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon next Nov. 14th. by Mesdatues Schantz, Simpson, Mixer. Wet­ zel, Zagelmvier, Bllvlu, Woodruff, Cherry, I Willmont, Maurer, A. Jones, M. Foot, H. Snyder, C. Fox. G. Abbey and the Misses Simpson, Kock and Blivius. Supper served from 5 to 7. All will lie cordially welcomed. FOR I . J. rlinftLii. H W J. DILLINCHAM, Pres. * L.I.8H. Luv^r4 iLiprin* T WHITE, Sec. A. Treas. OUT IN THE COLD WE are now] AND WET People Begin to find out that we are indeed making very ' Mf. require comfortable pro11 ^Thflios nuthixw in tl» Low Prices Mishawaka Ad-bit WOOL BOOTS. ' In fact making Jjrice on Good Goods as low as our neighbors do on a cheaper grade. Our Customers appreciate our efforts to please and furnish them with the best goods . on the market. We want you to Price Our Lamps We are showing a fine line, from the cheapest to the dearest. Honest Goods. Business Traimno COMMERCIAL SHORTHNAD ENGLISH COURSES. _ Beautiful Catalogue sent on Application. Honest Deals. mre a* Curable as any feL to fit yon in Felt or Beaver shoes. button or lace, for MISHAWAKA WOOLEK MFC. Ca. Mitoawata. tad §1.25 to §2.25 a Fur sale by F. G. STOWELL. pair, also Men’s Boys’ and Youths’ Felt Boots, Socks and Rubbers of ail kinds. Men’s, Ladies’ and First-Class Children’s Storm Alaska. goods at the lowest possible price. and see us before buying. Hams & Janflriiiaii prepared Call Your res’p’j F. G. STOWELL Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co THE LEADING HOUSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR Real Estate Trandfen. Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc Vernon and Geo. B. Hammond, to Chat. W. Thomson. 10a, sec 28. Baltimore 850a Jas. M. Burpee to Richard and Allie L. Will­ iams, 8-10 a. sec 35, Yankee Springs 835. Aacblbald Me Coy to A. Hurney, lot. City, 8175, Orrin D. Loomis to John R. and James H. Mo Lean 137 a, sec 13, Hope. 81500. Erastus K. Parmelee to Dan'1D. Brown parcel, sac. 10 Tbornapple. 8ia. Philip H. Schantz to Lorenzo D. Warner, par-, eel. sec, 31. Woodland, 8te . John M. Burroughs to Adeline L, Burroughs, OoroeHqa Oappea to laaae and Chaa. Cappe n Hayses, lota 6 and ter. Chy. 8UQW. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. Lorenzo D Warner to James M. Smith parce aec2i* Woodland, fl. InreMOlL Wanw to James M.Rautb pareel, VISIT OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS. CARPETS is second to none, CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children. Our line of A full line of Blankets from 49c a pair, upward Quilts at 75c and upward to Myron Wing, parcel, see. 5. Barry 81- ERWEAR. A NEW STOCK OF AT 5c A YARD Married. SMITH—GASKILL. Married MORELAND—BURPEE. Married bv Rer. W Noretand *od May ■ Burpee on oct. 11. When in the city give us a call next Tuesday night. Mlu Knowlton or Hautluga Is Mailing 78, 80, and 82 Monroe Street. GRAND RAPIDS, filCH �fi A S T1N C -i hur-.Ja>> Nov. •——■ E 5^ t8^.. cook. Ux*l Editor. the Bankrupt store, AU tau .nd fall M u(r, g,, Nuv. to, at th,. Bankrupt Mura rz House. And he always came back! ------- n—wu m nir LAJUFl HA.VB YOVR CCH-GH RECEIPTS, aud DYE STUFFS put up A tahltary conventton will be Chartolu- s,„. » „1U „ A S*"*’!- C-v-on. ot Galteburg, wax In tbe city Monday. prepared, The ladle, ot the W. F. M. S. ot tire M. E. ehuruh will give . Cbrjssuthemutu t«- tlvai W«<lnreday Nov. 31h1. visit the Majestic exhibit whether you wish to buy ur not you an, welcome all n rat week al Gomiyear Brae. Visit tl.e M.JomIc exhibit Retiosli your­ self with Coffee served aud the lovely hot biscuit baked In a Majestic Steel Rang,. Ton are welcome all next week. HfE DRUGGIST’S. The best Drug Store in the count v to have your family receipts filled at a low price with pure goods. Oimrixx Bnos. New Arrival ot Mien Coats and Capes. Newer Styles and lower prices. Hem. niter this r»n "Inter when you ■: inking ol buying 1 BIBLE tbu I agent tor the American Bible society and will nave you Fitly Per Cent FRED L. HEATH The DruafllSt U>Uw«kW’ Ml”r W“‘ 10 1„W In FRE.D L. HtflTH, On,- .loot- east of City Bank. lut.«kB“" ’UIUd Wen4’ ,o This will .apply , lu0)t W( wanu For a nice clean .have or latest st, |«. tn h.lr COL Call at Buaby Brom Al.„ . ... lentlou to bualnesa. gram has addition powders, liniments. ** G'“d R*P,4‘ 8°“1' O. D. Spaulding Phillips and Erb have won the i.-putatlon ot selling tbe best teas and coffee’, that can be procured. TryO pound and Mn. Carrie Oood,Mr „a> ln G Rapid, Frida,. Dr. and Mm. E. U. Ionia thia week. Lathrop Do you want a nioe smoke? Then buy that’ll wear aud fit me as well as those you sold me last Spring. Can you do It? Every time, said Glenn W. Greenfield with E. S. Pierue, Clothier “Under the Tower Clock’ Grand Rapids. were . In MIm Ruth Handy was home from Grand Rapids last week. Mrs. Anna D. Mason Rapids yesterday. was in Grand Mrs. James A. Sweezey was Rapids, Saturday. MASURY’S COLORS SHERWIN WILLIAM’S w y Colors in Oil and Japan. 15 Years wu In Mr. Clark, of tbe Grand Rapids Eagle, was in tbe city Monday. from Wisconsin Saturday. In Oil and Japan. And will save you more monej’ than any other paint made. It Has Stood Wall Faoer, Shades, 4665 Surfacene. All Kinds of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Stains for House and Fancy Work. P. f. Colgrove left for Cincinnati yes­ terday on K. of P. business. Mrs. Denslow, of Muskegon, relatives in the city Sunday. visited Dr. and Mm. S. M. Fowler spent Sun­ day with friends at Charlotte. BOOKS, SCHOOL GLOBES, KINDERGARTEN SUPPLIES. SuHOOL RECORD BOOKS, CRAYONS, ERASERS, ETC. J. W. Babcock has been entertaining his brother from Syracuse. N. Y. Mrs. W. H. Goodyear went to Grand Arthur B. Freeman, formerly one of the Rapids Friday for a two weeks visit. publishers of the Baxnkb died at his home L. A. llendee, of Charlotte, was the in Lebanon, N. H. on Saturday last after guest of Mrs. Isa Dickerson Sunday. . CIRCULATION * a sickness of three weeks. He had been Miss Eva Reiley returned from improving and was supposed to be out of months visit at Mill Brook, Saturday. danger when death came suddenly. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cook attended the IbMptter. changes for advertisements The Cemetery Association Is graveling ujl<. reach this office Tuesdays at latest to funeral of Dr. S. S. Parkhurst at Middle­ tosuni Insertion in the issue of the week the road inside of the cemetery this week. ville Tuesday. <ben bfuughL Riverside cometary is one of the prettiest J. W. Lunn was In the city this week. cemeteries in tbe state and the Association He has moved from Huntington, Ind., to The GyasUcafus was stain. is making it more beautiful every year. Grand Rapids. : ; . : - now storm of the season yesterday. Kit McElwain is provine himself an excel­ lent man forJSexon, and shows commend­ s^frs. J. S. Goodyear and Miss Gertrude Spvci J st’c Saturday. Nov. 10. ISM. at Pendergast visited Louis Goodyear at Ann able Interest and good taste in keeping the Bankrupt stAre. things In fine shape. ■ r . Sterling is at school every day now Mrs. Florence Bowne and daughter Now Is the time that you will want to ;.-,d b 11 sting ail of his classes. \ Francis, of Allqgan, and Miss Mae Miller, begin to look around for your Christmas of Lansing, attended the weeding of Mrs. F r\thing sold at greatly reduced goods. Think of something that will be • • Saturday, Nov. 10. at Bankrupt Grace Clark, Tuesday. useful as well as ornamental. When you have done that we believe that you will ■’ »r• e (‘lean shave or latest style in • certainly go to Phillips * Erbs and get SfcMKialBale Saturday Nov. 18, 181M, al . i jut. Call at Busby Bros. Always at- ' one of those fine lamps or some of that the Bankrupt store. ntivii to business. , Fresh Taffy on hand at Coy’s, one door ’ beautiful glassware. Remember that *ju*rts went out after quail Thura- | they want your produce aud will pay you east of Goodyear Bros, hardware. Finest | the highest market price for it. jy Kit the catch was very light compared line of confectioner; iu tho city. rilb *vM*ral years past. i The weddiug ot Mrs. Grace Clark to Mr. While an instrument for testing the Everything you want in the line of fine George Landis occurred Tuesday noon at streugth of fire alarm Hues was being tried infi-i-.iouery at Coys, one door east of the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Black in Hessmer's jewelry store this noon, Fred 3J8 W. Green street. Rev. Cox performlug Young accidentally sent in an alarm which -• >t ir Bros, hardware. li. Webster of Johnstown has moved to tbe ceremony. Only relatives aud a few called out the fire department. > Intimate friends were present. Mr. and Having* and occupies Miss Minnie MatYour attention is called to the advertlsMrs, Landis left for-Horton. Jackson county ijouseoo Benton street ment of Housemen. Donnailay and Jones this morning where the groom is engaged Mr. ah 1 Mrs. C. G. Holbrook have rent­ of Grand Rapids on our Inside local page. in the drug business. They are' followed ed r<w.>!i$ in Mrs. Mamie Upjohn’s house They say it will pay you to come too miles by tbe best wishes of friends for their and will reside in town this winter. even If you have only a suit of clothes to future welfare and happiness. purchase. A spiindid iotxt business suit made to Mayor Greusel has informed us that last A geutleman representing tbe University ♦irde? -ftir only £20.00 at Voight. Herpolweek he paid out the last that was left of of Chicago expected to be in the city Sat­ -hein.erA Co.. Grand Rapids, Mich. the citizens relief fund which was raised urday and present the subject.of Univers­ Ihin't.'buy a ready made suit when you by the Citizens of this city last year, near­ ity Extension lectures to the Womans Club . it b •' a good suit made to order for only ly a year ago in fact. Mr. Greusel Is de­ Owing to some misunderstanding he failed 1 ■ .# V. 11. & Co. Grand Rapids Mich. serving ot credit for the interest that he ■I to arrive. Uou'fman Donnailay A Jones of Grand has shown in the matter of aiding the poor, Mrs. Emily F. Slilson of South Hastings llupi S it»e offering wonderful bargains in lie asks an inspection of his books by all died Friday morning of Infiamation of the . 'i'litiA Sec. their adv. on inside local interested In knowing bow and where the bowels, aged 57 years. The funeral was money has been expended. Another fund held Sunday, conducted by Rev. A. D. The decorating is now being done on should be raised as a great deal of sufferGrigsby. Mrs. Stllson was highly respect­ the wai of J. T. Lombards house. It will i Ing was avoided by means of IL ed by all. She leaves two sons and two be readjy for occupancy in about three If you are lucky enough to possess a new daughters. weeks. 1 J 25 cent piece, just examine it on the ‘-tail Mr. Glenn W. Greenfield says, that If Step jn and take a look at tbe suits we side”, and If you are the least ;blt super­ you want a “Ready to wear suit’’, Dress, stitious abort the unlucky number 18, you make tc order for S30.00 Semi Dress or Business. Call on him he’ll X OlOUT, HEBPOUOaCIMKB * Co. • will steer clear of them hereafter. It lias be glad to see his Bany County friends h JI. nroe SL Grand Rapids, Mich. thirteen letters in “quarter dollar", thirteen and they’ll gain by doing IL Greenfield is horizontal bars in the shield and thirteen " J’cup • who contemplate ordering Photowith E. S. Pierce Clothier. “Under the i&n’lis L.r Holiday gifts should commence parallel lines, thirteen tail feathers, thir­ Tower Clock" Grand Rapids. teen marginal feathers on each wing, thir­ now an| give us ample chance to get ths One fare for the round trip via Michi­ teen letters in the scroll held by the eagle’s work oi t in due time. gan Central on Tuesday, Nov. 18, ’94 to beak and thirteen stars that represent tbe IL J. Christmas. Grand Rapids and return on -'’count of thirteen original unlucky states. A limited Fair । ricest good goods, aud full weight number of them will be accepted at this tbe annual Convention of the Michigan Special train will are the principles on which Phillips and office on subscription if presented soon, State Sunday Schools. leave Hastings at 4.45 p. m. Arr. Grand Etbhaie won their enviable reputation. notwithstanding the above. Rapids. 5.40 p. m. Tickets good for re­ They « mt your bptter and eggs, and will “What do the newspapers say about it?" turn until Nov. 16. give yo i the best market price for them. W. H. GOODYEAR, DRUGGIST. 95 quires. If y>" 're coming to Grand Rapids soon, Intcndi g to buy Men or Boy’s Clothes, Glenn 1f. Greenfield will make it an object - for you to see him. He’s with E. S. Fierce, .Clothier “Under the Tow«.r Clock”, Grand Rapids - is tbe thing everybody wants to know when an important political question comes up. Tbe busy man especially feels the need of a journal that will give him In the briefest possible compass, aud with uniform fairness, extracts from the lead­ ing newspapers of all parts of the country, and of all political shades. Fortunately, Thus • coupons to be had with cash trade *tW. IL Goodyear’s, E. Y. Hogte’a, one such journal la to be had—-Jost one. Woolkt and Bronson’s, Hicks A Spence For example, when everybody was eager and L.JE. Stauffer’s are worth looking to know what the press of the country after. They go same as cash at F. R. had to say about President Cleveland s Pancoast’s store. tariff letter. Public Opinion gave in the Whea a man is through with his day’s work and is sitting down resting in tbe home, |e cannot read Che advertisements on the fences and the hand bills and cir­ culars that were left on his step during the dayfhave been blown away or destroyedHoii.jp. T. Colgrove was billed to speak at SL jjohus Friday evening, but he receiv­ ed a tefegram from the Mayor of the city saying jhat no public meetings eoqjd be held In that city on account of small pox, which lad broken out there in a very sev­ er*? forfe. space of four pages no les.i than 76 separ­ ate and distinct extracts from as many prominent newspapers. North, South, East and West No other journal in tbe world furnishes its readers such comprehensive symposiums of editorial comment on cur­ rent topics. Nor is this all. Besides these four pages of editortai comment on the PresMent’s letter, tbe eame issue of Public Opinion contained twenty-two page4 of other matter, including nearly a hundred extracts from newspaper editor­ ials, nearly twenty condensed magazine artkdes on the leading topics of the day, r - 'a ir, s owerand news will be scarce. Cqpgreaatonal news, condensed sou.n>Rre want to hear from every one of our M>o< tue *.-neral >"•*« l1"-' ***• c >rr^®ndents each week. Owing to tbe AiwricM ml for-Wo. '<=• rw' *’ * extra ainonnt of work during the past few weeks your call for stationery may have been neglected. If ao write again and we will scad you a supply. BERRY BROS.’ Hard Oil. Covers More, Wears Longer, Looks Best in Grand Alexander Foster, ot Bedford, the city this week. Masury’s Varnishes, For finishing interior of houses. Miss Minnie Dooley returned to Grand lUpida Saturday. LQCAL NEWS­ Tcis week, 15 THE BEST, ( |ZMr. and Mrs. Milo Williams returned yt>ur cigars at Coys, one door east of Goodyear Bros, hardware. Their line of cigars is complete and comprises the very best make. Hello! Greenfield! I want a winter suit Sherwin Williams Paint C. R- Osbohn, Agt. ■ A MONEY SAVER is ... ‘ A MONEY MAKER Cur Snag Proof Rubber Boot is a money maker—money for you be­ cause it will outwear any other Rubber Boot in the market at the price. See our Quilted boots, just the thing for cold weather, and remember that we have the largest stock of boots in the county. Our line of Ladies’ and Gents’ fine shoes is complete. Give us a call. W. H. Spence These Times A dollar looks as large’as a town clock, and a man has got to see the same proportionate value in the goods he buys. This week we are offering. Notice. Strayed, four calves from the premises of A. McQueen. Middleville. Lint of Jurors. ) The following are the jurors drawn for the November term of court:— Jem AUerdln,—Carlton. Joelah Alwlne—4th. Ward, City. Henry Barber—Uullnxe. Walter Barnum—Carlton. Irving A. Briggs-Assyria. Elmore Ci.rk-B.rry. Henry Close—>nd. Ward, City. Henry Collleon—Orangeville. David M. Day-Maple Grove. Ryerson Dunn—BaroJohn Freeman—Prairieville. Geo. Gallelon—Woodland. Edgar M. Hall—Yartee Springs. Chis. E. Harper—Thornapple. W. A. Hart—Thornapplr. Edw. A. Johnson—Irving. Wm. Jo.lln-Ca»tleton. John V. Cammerer—rralrievllle. Wm. Kronewltter—Rutland. Orren boomis—Hope. John Mate—Srd. Ward. City. Adam Smith—BastingsWm. Stanton—Aseygla. Wm. Stanley—■Orangeville. Hiram K. Stevens— Johnstown. Harry Stevens—Baltimore. Jamm H. Tomlinson—«th Ward, C.ty. Philip Tranek—Castleton. 35c GOOD HEAVY COTTON UNDERWEAR FOR - 40c BEST WHITE MERINO “ “ SHIELD FRONT and DOUBLE BACK GREY UNDERSHIRTS, 50c WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR «-25’ 15c to 45c WOOL SOCKS from The reputation of this house is it s most valuable posession and is your ,ves and Mittens Plush and Cloth Caps. R. K.Grant �eooi The Evening News, Tbe Great Daily of Michigan.' A PHYSICIAN’S STORY. DR. O. H. PORTER. OF KENTUCKY. SUFFERS FOR OVER 25 YEARS BEFORE HE FINDS RELIEF. It ha* stood the test of A FULL-GROWN N\AN. public opinion for ax years, progreming and growing in strength year by year, admired by publiahen and all people for its fearless, manly attitude on all public questions and far its intrinsic merit as a great newspaper. From the Mt. Sterling Ky., Vazrtte. In tbe mountains ot Eastern Kentucky, several miles from the line of Chesapeake & Ohio Rallruad, Ilves a retired physician and tanner, surrouudied by a b*ppy and _______ __ THE EVENING NEWS, interesting family. HI* name Is Dr. C. IL Porter, and for 47 <• ocirra * nrrnnir M.n yo»o wowth* «T Man. DETROIT. jears he has ministered to the sick In the counties uf Rowen and Morgan, and for Agvocfe. In .very vlllaa®, town and city In tbe State of Michigan. years he suffered more than many of the patletiUi on whom he called. He was at last cured, and Ida cure was so startling and miraculous that it was soon the talk of the mountains, and finally reached the him the buckskin pony was dead. Bluegrass. A reporter of the Gazette The thunder of the cannon, the hearing of the remarkable case, concluded shouts of the captains and the yells Of to investigate tbe mailer In the Interest ot How a Fierce Battle with Indiana the Navajos had ceased, and only an suffering humanity. Thr reporter reached the borne of Dr. occasional crack of a rifle told that Was ‘Brought About. some skirmisher out on the prairie was Porter, aud after introducing himself, said trying some long parting shot at the "Dr. Porter I learn that for years you An Er^ut Which Explain* Why the N»ra- enemy. Not until next day when he have been a great sufferer, aud that you have nt last been cureid and by a new dis­ joe* of Fort Wingate Were Ho*tile to saw scores of dead Indians gathered up covery in medicine. Will you oblige me the United States dovernraent along the race course and on the pru­ Through the Clrli War. by relating your experience? ne. and buried in a long trench, did In reply. Dr. Porter related the follow­ Don Amado Chavez, the eldest sou of the boy understand that he had been ing. “Twenty years ago, while living in the-late Col. Manuel Chhvez, New Mex­ in a battle, and that all the tumult had Morgan county and practicing my profes­ ico'* most noted Indian figbtet, tells an raged around him when he sat by the sion. 1 had a terrible hervous shock that interesting story of the big fight with dying chief's side was made by his completely prostrated me, aud from that the Navajos at Fort AYingate in . 1801, friends, the Navajos, and his friends, time until a few months ago I suffered un­ which was the cause of the turbulence the soldiers, trying to kill each other. told agony, and In fact never knew a well day. 1 tried everything in the way of with that tribe during the .rebellion ■ medicine that 1 could bear of, and consult­ and which he witnessed as a?boy. Don The expression "from pillar to post” ed physicians for miles around, but I Amado was about twelve^-ears old is derived from a custom practiced in found no relief, and I resigned myself to then, says a Santa Fe (N. M.) corre­ the riding schools of olden times. The the inevitable, as I thought, and awaited spondent. His father was commander pillar was placed in the center of the the end. A few tnonttis ago my son saw at Fort Wingate, where New Mexican ground, and the posts were arranged an account In your paper of a new medi­ volunteer troops were stationed to two and two around the circumference cine called Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills and watch the Navajos and keep them -of the ring at equal distances. Hence wanted me to try IL 1 told him it was no quiet- The tribe was supposed to be "from pillar to post” signified going use, that they would do me no good; but peaceable und friendly, but It was from one thing to another without any finally he pursuaded me to get Mr. B. L. Tabor, our merchant to order some for deemed right to keep an eye on them definite purpose.___________ tne. After taking a few doses I felt bet­ and keep them from stealing stock, in THE WILDERNESS OF CEYLON. ter, and again hope revived in my breast. which art the Navajos are past mas­ ters. ■ A Deaf Elephant Sapposed to Bo Sacred 1 continued taking the pills and continued to improve, and now 1 believe I have final­ to Buddha. The Navajos bud a pony that they ly recovered. That Is about all of the believed able to outrun anything on We were in the absolute wilderness story, I believe Pink Pilis saved my life, four legs, and they were anxious to get of upland Ceylon, where the virgin and 1 never fail to recommend them to up a match race at the fort. The sur-. Iteamy and freshness of nature un­ anyone who is suffering. Iu fact, I can geon at th<* post owned a thoroughbred spoiled by man instills a new sensation teh you of a man that you will pass on race horse, and a match was made be­ 1 into every soul which vibrates, to vour rdad home who hits been almost com­ tween the two. There was a general I her mysterious voice, says CornhiU pletely cured of rheumatism after years gathering of the tribe around the fort • Magazine. The rolling green patenas of suffering. Mr. S. G. Bailey, is his name, for severe 1 days before the race, aud ' are cut off sheer and straight from the and yon can stop and see him.” the Indians and soldiers were on the 1 encircling belts of jungle as though After thanking Dr. Porter, and bidding best of terms. One of the chiefs touk measured _____ off__________________ by human hands,________ a strik- him fa rewell, the Gazette man started for a fancy to the colonel’s son and made a j ing feature of these elevated regions Mr. Bailey’s residence.! Be was found on In re­ present to little Amado of a preUy which has never been satisfactorily his farm cutting some trees down. buckskin pony with white tail and ex))laint’d. The mountain ranges which ply to our inquiry, Mr.i Bailey aaid: “Yes, I suf­ mane. Amado was very proud of his inclose the grassy plains are clothed Dr. Porter has told yo^ the truth. fered fur years with rheumatism, and was pony and nxle him about the Indian frexn base to summit with primeval foxi­ only able to leave my rvom in good weath­ camp aud made friendspf the Navajos. est. heavily dra]>ed with moss which er, and then was not able to do any work. On the day of the race the Indians forms a green fringe, hanging from 1 saw Pink Pills adverpseil and was urged and soldiers bet all of theix” portable every Imugh. by Dr. Porter and other friends to try property on the result According to An appalling loneliness broods over them, but I had no faith in patent medi­ the Indian custom the things wagered the scene, no sung of bird stirs the cines, aud for several weeks positively re­ were tied together aud piled up in a silence, land the "deathlike hush which fused to try them. Tfcfey finally overcame general heap. A soldier bet five dol­ reigns over the gloomy forest is un­ my prejudices, however, gnd I atu glad of lars against a Navajo blanket, the coins broken evert by the rustle of a leaf, for 11. for yuu can see yhurself what Pink Come to the were tied up in a fold of. the blanket, noon is the midnight of the tropicsand Pills have done for me. a tag attached showing who were the the bladk depths of the haunted jun­ house and I will show jou my crutch and parties to the transaction and tbe gle are wrapped in spellbound sleep. At cane which Pink Pills have enabled me to lay aside. 1 have also been giving these blanket east upon the pile. nightfall the lithe cheetah glides pills .to a neighbor’s i child, which has A shrewd Navajo rode the Indian stealthily through the shadows and a It IB ^vm¥ ri^nx scrofula, .„ and is IIIiy Improving right .long, along." pony and a Mexican of the name Ortiz crouches for his prey among the crowd-| The reporter next visited the store off ---- ------’ho hrn rtcliinff nnflnrc l> I.. 1 Taltor, who corroborated ____ I >the u _ ..... i rode the thoroughbred horse. A one intV Ing fro,'-' truck T Tho branching antlers of B. teatithousand-yard stretch across the the elk rise abo ve the tangled under­ mony of Dr. .Porter and' Mr. Bailey. Mr. prairie was hemmed in on both sides growth and the moose deer browses in Tabor further said that he had never by a mixed crowd of Indians and Mexi­ the shade of the- mossy boughs along handled a medicine that had given such can soldiers. A fair start was made, which tflxe wildcat creeps, while the universal satisfaction aS Pink Pills, and IL and the pony got-«w»y a little in the savage boar roots among the fallen was almost Impossible to supply tbe de­ mand. Tbe address of jail the gentlemen lead, lie was oxdfer a sprinter, how­ leaves. . ever, and was ne amtoh for the horse When the rising moon illuminates referred to is. Elliotsville, Rowen County. •when the latter got fairly into his the lonely landscape, herds of wild Kentucky, and anyone can have these statements verified by Writing to them. stride. The Indian soon saw that the elephants emerge from the dark jungle Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills contain In a pony was outclassed, and that he could add roam over the vast expanse of condensed form, all the elements neces­ not win by fair running, aud so he re­ desolate country which still renders sary to give new life and richness to the sorted to tricks to prevent the horse the interior of Ceylon almost an un­ bltkxl and restore shattered nerves. They from, passing. Whenever tho horse known land. The elephant grass, are an unfailing specific for such diseases ___ attempted to pass the Indian pulled which breaks the uniformity of the un­ ns locomotor ataxia. p»r lul paralysis, st. the pony over to that side just enough dulating plain with rustling sheaves Vitus’dance, sciatica, neura'gia. rheuma­ to get in the way, and Ortiz was com­ of long gree t spears, is the forage for tism, nervous headache, “ *“ "* ‘ the after effects ___the ____ pelled to pull up to avoid collision.' heart pale which tbe stragglers of the herd scour uf la grippe, palpitationof and sallow complexions, aud all form ­ of — d forms The Indian worked the trick with the patenas, and many Cingalese su­ so many variations that the horse wks perstitions linger round* this elevated weakness either lu male or female, ___ _________ rink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be fairly picketed all the time by the’-, tableland. sent pust paid on receipt of price, (50 lone pony." and Ortiz became furious. The recent spoor of an elephant cents a box or 0 boxes for 82.50—they nr© At last Ortiz lost patience, and, when marks our track and ceases at a deep never sold la bulk or by' tbe hundred) by only a few yards from the finish the pool known to be a favorite drinking addressing Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Indian tried the trick again, Ortiz place of the wild animals which haunt Schenectady, N. Y., oxi Brockville, “ Ongave his horse the spurs and plunged the jungle. A deaf elephant frequent­ tarlo. ahead. The big American horse rolled ly perambulates the Elk plains. He is the pony over, but kept his feet und supposed to be sacred to Buddha, and, HEROIC LOYALTY. bounded across the line. The pony's therefore, invulnerable, no sportsman neck was broken and his rider was having hitherto succeeded in piercing English SoldleM Who Mttks •> God Sava tha crushed to death in tbe fall. his hide—a fact probably due to the Queen” la the Face of Death. As soon as the Navajos understood great age of the animal. The Pall Mall Budget lately had the what had happened they made a rush following account of how Maj. Wilson Brittan Marriage License*. for Ortiz. Soldiers rallied around the and his party met their fate in their A recent enactment in Belgium has rider to protect him, and in half a min­ attempt to capture Lobengula: On ute a free fight was in full blast. The made it obligatory for brides to have Maj. Wilson and his party retuxming their marriage licenses or “ marriage soldiers got together quickly, and with CapL Borrow’s reenforcement* to their fire was more effective than the lines,” os they call them in that land the king’s acherm in the morning they of fens and dikes, gorgeously bound in. scattering fire of the Navajos, but tbe were received by a volley from part of gilt-edge morocco. This is consider­ Indians were numerous and made an the Inguba and Imbisa regiment, who ately done—or, in other words, done ugly fight. bad orders to take up their position on Young Amado saw his friend, the for a consideration—by the municipali­ the road by which Maj. Wilson and bis old chief, lying on the ground, wound­ ties, who have now taken to binding party would return. On receiving the ed, and he went to him. The old man up a quantity of more or less useful volley Maj. Wilson retired into the the documents. was mofudl? Ivwt, but he knew the information With bush toward the river, but he found There is n summary of the Belgain boy and asked him ' fof water Amado his party surrounded on all sides by go the water, sat down by the Indian, marriage laws, u rough and ready les­ natives, numbering from twenty-five son on the treatment of children, and raised his head and gave him * drink. hundred to three thousand at the very The surgeon came riding by, locking a table with spaces for a catalogue of least. The ordera from the Indun&s to for the boy, and saw him sitting be­ the issue of the marriage. The table their men were that on xraching contains room for twelve children to side a wounded Indian. He snatched Maj. Wilson’s party they were to shoot be entered, so this may be taken as a Amado up by the collar, placed him bethe horses first. This order the gentle hint that that number is the Lird on the horse, galloped back into Matabele proceeded to carry into extreme limit tolerated by Belgian the fort and handed him over to the effect, Maj. Wilson’s party keeping up burghers in a well-conducted family. colonel, who had just been aroused by a heavy fire all the time. The horses, The manual seems only to need the ad­ the firing, and was getting out of a which Maj. Wilson had tied together dition of a few choice receipt* and a Mok bed to take charge of things. in a ring, were soon all shot The hint or two on the best means of ob­ The colonel told the boy to stay in Englishmen then lay down behind taining divorces in order to def v'eritithem and kept up k steady fire with said then he went to the walls and got such good effect that they succeeded the cannon into action. But the boy in driving off the Matabele for a short Close invcsrigatidn of the phenomenacould think of nothing but his Jiavujo time, but, recnforceiaenta arriving of magnetism has proven that the friend lying out there on the plain from across the river, the attack was north and south magnetic poles are with a ghastly wound in his breast, again renewed. The fight must have neither identical with the geographies: lasted some three hours. A numbar of soldiers were seen to be wounded, and borhood of the earth earth*# mghUte gate and found tbe old Larhood • axis of rotation, rote.ion. rfigsJn. Tbe old man was dring jI In the case of the north UCrtb magnetic pole their ammunition began to run shert Then the natives gradually crept up MUd Aid rnnnm’Tr. fhn exact location i* Well knOWD—St closer, shooting anyone they could. «1<> .M down by rnl^d UU I The Indiana describes Maj. Wilson < UJKW. Ms knee, and held tho can- , most accurately by hi* drew, and the I to tbc bln* lit*. And on ha oaA i> BC»t kDO<n Studs Head and Shoulders Above all Others. CAUSED BY A HORSE RACE several *nd handing them to him. Maj. Wil­ son and his men fought desperately to the very last. The Induna said that as the supreme moment came the Eng­ lishmen who were still able to rise stz’jd shoulder to shoulder, took off their hats, ami joined in a song, tbe kind of a song that he (the Induna) had heard missionaries sing to the na­ tives The Matabele then rushed up, and while tho men were singing what we suppose to have been “God Save the Queen,” they were overwhelmed by the natives and as&egaied. The Indu­ es estimated that the Matabele lost eight to every one of the* thirty-four white men killed, and said that Lobengula's warriors lay round the dead white men like grass. PLENTY OF PAINT. Thn Youthful Alm»-Tade«na Gained Ono Alma-Tadema, the eminent artist, is * great advocate of work. “Nothing can be done well without taking trouble,” he says; “you must work hard if you mean to succeed." The writer of an article upon this artist in the Century says that he has do patience with would-be dilettanti, who pester all busy professional peo­ ple with fatuous inquiries about their ways of work, such as: “Now, what color would you use if you were going to paint a bluebell?” He has a broad and genial sense ol humor, and possesses a fund of amus­ ing anecdotes astonishingly large; and his friend* are frequently amazed at his aptness in bringing out of his treasury an appropriate anecdote or bon mot for every occasion. I have heard Mr. Alma-Tadema teU a «tory of the fate of two unsuc­ cessful pictures of his student days. One of them was returned unsold by the committee of the Brussels exhibi­ tion in 1859—the subject, I believe, was of a house on fire, with people rescuing the victims. His fellow students were asked into the studio of the rejected painter, and were invited to jump through the can­ vas, the owner of it leadingtho way by leaping, head first, through the oily flames. The other story was of a large-sized, square picture, which came back hope­ lessly, again and again, to the easel of its creator until at last it was cut out of its frame, and was given to an old woman to use as a table-cover. • The picture was praised by at least one person who appreciated its excel­ lence, for this old lady remarked that it “was much better than those com­ mon oilcloth things that always let the water through, for this one of Mr. Tadema's making was a good thick one, with plenty of paint on IL” One of Uie Old FomlUc*. Japanese papers say that the oldest, married couple in that country live in Sa wad a, in the province of Sado. The man is 133 years old and his wife 135. Uf the family, numbering fourteen persons, the eldest daughter is 108 years old and the eldest son 105. A DOCTOR'S PHILANTHROPHY. •Tam Um mcaia our-tb, r,K|H Tbl* remedy is becoming bo well known aud so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitten sing the same song of pratoe.—A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do ail that I* claimed. Kleotno Bitten will cure all diseases erf tbe liver and kidneys, will remove phnplea. bolls, salt rheum and other afflictions caused by impure blood.-—Will drive malaria from the system and prevent ns well as cure all malarial fevers.—Fnr cure of headache, constipation and' indig<vilon try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price 50 eta. and >1.00 per bottle at W. H. Good­ year’s drugstore. time of the year, whan the people are lia­ ble t»CAturrlial affections, cntiglis, colds, la grippe, utc. Pe-ru-na has cured more case* of chronic catarrh than all other medicines combined. The great majority ot those who use it buy tho remedy them­ selves, use It according to directions, not even reporting their case to Dr. Hartman until after they are entirely cured. But now that a limited number of cases can secure the personal attention of Dr. Hart­ man free of charge, it Is not to be wonder­ ed at that many prefer to do so. Pe-ru-na never falls to cure catarrh when properly used. r The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com­ pany of Columbus, Ohio, are sending free to any address a book on chronic catarrh which gives the latest treatment for ca­ tarrh, coughs, colds, la grippe, bronchitis, and all other affections of head, throat and langs. Tbe eongregaUonallata ot St. John, are talkln. ot erecting a new 110,000 church, with a Beating capacity ot 300. When Ponce-dc-Leon sought to find Tbe fountain giving back lo*t youth. It may be that he had In mind That draught which seems to make a truth Out of tbe fable ages old, Tot drinkluK It th. old grow young; It la indeed, a draught ot gold. Surpassing >11 by poeta umg. u Pierre’, Golden Medical dtafcrery, ot coone. It I, , meet potettl rejuwnator of Um wrekned and •teUUtated ayste*. It drIre, out all young and vigorous. didn’t discover it. bat Dr. Jlwre did, and be rightly named it when he sailed It a “Golden Dtaeovea * Kogene Snauldlrc cwuren .prfog of . Itowaal-r i... j;; An Kugltah admiral •»J>: "It _,_in rtut. Is true, tbe nr..urlng aerrlre of'ABerh.a'',.“uM -- .. not equaled anywhere In the world." it |, alao true that Ayer', Cherry Pectoral annually, thouaand, of Urea. Invaluable to audden oolda, throat and tong trouble. There la a layer of anew three lnch„ Mrs. Phabe Thomas of Junction City. deep oret nearly the entire upper peul” Ill., was told by her doctors that she had consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings’ New l>an,er Catarrh. Discovery completely cured her and she says It saved her life. Mr. Thomas Eg­ Tbe moat Important feature about that gers, 139 Florida 8L San Francisco, suf­ common complaint, catarrh In the haul m fered from a dreadful cold, approaching Ito tendency to develop Into some otn-r consumption, tried without result every­ more aertoua and dangeroua dtoease The thing elsejthen bought one bottle of Dr. foul matter dropping from the head lam Klpgs’s New Discovery and in two weeks the bronchial tube, or tonga |, „ry 1Ilbl was cured. naturally thankful. It to laad to bronchitis or comumptlun that is such resuMBof which these are samples, deetrojer which causes more deaths in that prove t" wonderful efficacy of this IhU country than any other dtM-,«e medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial catarrh originate. In Impuritle. |nf the bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. blood, local applications can do bet little Regular size 50c. and 81.00. aood. Tbe common sense method ot treatment 1s to purify tbe blood, and tor Bucklan'* Arnica Haly< this purpose there Is no preparation -loerThe best salve In tbe world for cuts, lor to Hood's Sarsaparilla. The powerful bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever action of this medicine upon th. Mood ex­ sores, tetter, chipped hands, chilblains, pels every Impurity, and by so dolnu •un-s corns, and al! skin irruptions, and posi­ catarrh and rives health to tlie tntlre tively cure plies or do pay required. It orgudaa. Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. IL Goodyear, the druggisL Fifty car loads of flour, or 30,000 bar­ rels, have Just been unloaded from the steamer City of Traverse at Benton Har­ bor. Mrs. Chas. Root, Cedar Springs, Mich., was told by physicians that they could do nothing for her. After taking two bottles of “Adironda” she was able to do her own work and ride to town to do her shopping. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. The "meteoric stone” found on the farm of Charles Swarthout In Crystal turns out to be Iron ore, almost pure metal. Dandruff Is an exudation from tbe pores of the skin that spreads and dries, farm­ ing seruf and causing the hair to fall out. Hall’s Hair Renewer cures it. Alaaha refrlrerntor'farp.ry al MuMreton started up toAlay with <00 employes. When Baby vra* rick. we gave her < ’a*tc.-ix V.lien the was n Child, she cried for Casbiriai The apple crop of Lenawee county this fall netted the farmers 88.500. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. ' ^^mra^otxxxnxxxxnwos^ui^ixo^ ■ Ji . -^-41 *• or MORE critteol ud 1 ^=--.Tr^5F -. -~ ‘rtrlkln* dccirna for Kewsp..txr . .crtl <------------ . l meat* of SANTA CLAUS SOAP. The manu­ twextt facturer*. The N. K. F«i|ri>oaie Company, an-' tburlxe us to pay TEN DOLLARS EACH for approved drawings with appropriate read- j lug; or $5.00 each for dc. '.'.;T. i«. r reading mat- < ter oniy. Thl* offer ta open to oil. Tbe cum- ( petition will close December L A* moe 1 possible after that date we will r--"- for fce«'pt- l cd design* und return tbeoUier.^ U. m -mibtr, ‘ for complete, acceptable odvartLcme^ts w« We $10 Each Thousand* Afflicted by Chronic Catarrh The first day of of November, 1803. Dr. Hartman gave bls consent to take charge of the treatment of 10,000 esses of chronic catarrh free of charge. The announce­ ment was at once published In all the leading papers, when the’ applications came pouring In from every State In the Union. With a large number of clerks and stenograph srs to assist him, the duetor actually directs the treatment of thou­ sands of cAses by correspondence, which costs the patients nothing, except tbe necessary medicines, which are obtained at the nearest drug store. To become a patient it Is only necessary to send name and address, describe symptoms, and mi­ nute directions as to diet, sanitary regulations, and other advice wlll be eeut promptly. Wherever Dr. Hartman Is known the name of Pe-ru-na has become a household word. It is safe to say that no medicine in existence is used by an many families as Pe-ru-na. Tills is especially true of this party-cry—may be appllM «, ,„irrot>e, „ well aa to awn. Thr genn. of dUra« t|,,t lark In th. bloo.1 are ••turuKl oaf by Ayrr’a Saruparill. „ effeetuallj a, old paiBaateni are displaced bv , uduHrsriiHi. ■ Ideas Directloa*.—Msko trlth black Ink oa heavy white paper, or curd beard. Do the work la outline. Elaborsto abading will not print well. Space la papers will be four Inches Kqu&re. Draw to larger sea io If you prefer, but have design aquarc. The Idea Is most impor­ tant If that is (oed wo can havcitredmvand still give you credit. Avoid poetry. Get upon ad. that would make you buy tbe article. Points.—Santa Claus Is n pure, high-grade Soap—made for laendry and general housoholauro—atavorlto wherever known. Merits generous praise. Sold by all crooers, whole­ sale and retail. Do your beet, and rand resutts promptly. Addrow (only) N. W. AYER & SON, Newspaper Advertising Agents, PHILADELPHIA. CSQOSj 5 A WINTER’S ENTERT/lINnENT. qRMT VALUE WEEKLY NEWS FOR LITTLE MONEY OF THE WORLD FOR A TRIFLE Mrtk Weekly Wine a twenty-page journal, is tbe leading Republican family paper of the United States, It la a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all tbe genera! news of the United States. It gives the events of the foreign lands in a nut­ shell. Its ••Agricultural” department has no superior in the country-. M* “Maxket Reports” are recognised authority. Separate departments for "Fam­ ily Circle,* “Our Young Folks.” and “Science and Mechanics.” Its “Home and Society” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political news, editorials and discussions are comprehensive, brilllrnt and exhaustive. CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and “Tbe BANNER" for ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $ 1.00 CASH IH Z10V/1NCE Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W • Best. Room 2, Tribvne Building, New York City, and a sample copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed to you. WHAT BRINGS RELEASE FROM DIRT AND - —■; GREASE ? WHY DON’T YOU KNOW? LIO �of WESTERN MICHIG buy no clothing_ Until You Have Seen Us! e old and popular Clothing Manufacturers, Houseman, Donnally & Jones, to be re-organized January 1. and 6 Slock to Bo Turned into Money in. The Non 8 weeks rriGBS and Profits saontloed to Moot tub End. In a stock valued at $1d0,000 we cannot enumerate a the prices WE PROMISE VAI I TH tq v l • , , honerht P , UMibb. YU^ 1 HIS: You have never m your whole- life bought goods at the prices we have made to force our stock into cash. Come Early Before Sizes Are Broken. HOUSEMAN, DONNALLY & JONES MONROE STREET, CORNER WATERLOO, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. BUSINESS CARDS. S. PALME1TER. J. M. SMITH. Hasting Banner. Council Proceeding)!. Thursday, Nov. 7, 1894. Common Council met in regular session F riday eve Nov. 2 *04. almerton a smith • Mayor Greusel presiding. Ccr.vrvai .-idg a specialty. ' Present at roll call. Aid. Bennett, Hicks, • Osborn, Tinklerand Waters. Woodland, Mich | Absent at roll call, Busby. Huffman and ■pSwarJ Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. We inert, Arthur C. Denison. Mins, of meetings of Oct. 10 and Oct. 22 TAGGART KNAPPEN & DENISON, *94 read and approved. LAWYERS. Aid. Bnsby and Huffman took their BooiMgn hit Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapid«. Michigan seats. Moved by Aid. Hicks that th? communi­ I AMES A. SV- EEZEY, cation from Guy Havens asking fo damages t* Attorney at law, on account of being injured Iu sidewalk be Hastings. Mich. rec. and placed on file and that a com. of 3 Practices in all courts of the state. Colbe appointed to Interview him lu regard to lecl'otis promptly attended to. tbe matter. Carried. Ayes, Ail. R- E H. LATHROP, Com. Aid. Hicks. Tinkler aud Huffman. Huraoepiathlc Physician and The following bid for material tor sewer Surgeon read. Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New To Common Council City of Hastings. Drag Store. Gentlemen. A’d tialb promptly attended to. Will furnish for Sewer ou Broadway p A. SCRIBNER. M. D?. eight Inch No. One Sewer Pipe. Nine cts. per foot Y Branches and T Branches at • Physician and Surgeon, fifty cents each, on cars this station also Delton. - — Mich. m re-1 deuce, one block east of depot. the six inch Sewer for Lamp holes at seven and a half eta. a foot, will deliver same on II A. 4 (Th. BARBER ~ the ground wagon load In a place for five Physicians and Surgeons. dollars. udis In city or county responded to with ' F. H. Barlow * Co. pKsnprnex. day or night. To the Mayor and Common Council of the p A. SHELDON, City of Hastings. • CIRCULATION • J • Abstract and Real Estate Office. 1 herewith submit prices at which 1 will furnish Sewer Pipe and Portland Cement Abstract Block, Hastings. Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate on board cars at Hastings for extension of wa o« commission. General conveyancing. set of Abstract Books, comHereafter, changes for advertisementa, Sewer on Broadway. 10 cts. foot. NM front the Records, can furnish complete t 8 inch Sewer ’Pipe mast reach this office Tuesdays al latest to • toldC. F. BROOKS. Clerk. 45 each. 8 “ Branches Insure insertion la the issue of the week 7cts. foot 6 •» Sewer Pipe when brought $3.50 Barrel Portland Cement Respectfully. hou^ » a m. to s p. m. K. K. Grant. Hood’s Sarsaparilla. acting through tb® pHILlP T COLGROVE^ Moved by Aid. HuJTman that, the bid of reaches every part of the system. »nd in this F. H. Barluw ± Co. for Sewer pipe for Attorney at Law way positively cures catarrh . 'Succow to Smith A Cnigrove.) Sewer on Broadway be accepted. Carried. (<hHee tn Union block. Hastings.) Ayes, BennelL Busby, Hicks, Huffman. practices hi ill tbe courts ot the state. Osborn. Tinkler and Waters. S.mael SUJohn, for two term. register A e. kenaston. Nays. None. of deerfs of Macomb county. dW Thurs­ Tbe following bids for labor on Sewer Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodvearft Co.'s store.) were read. PracilcesinaiicourtsortheState. CoUecttoat day al Utica, aired 54 years. I will do the work on Sewer according __ promptly Attending to. The cltlxena of Port Huron tendered Hon- to the specifications for $315. Give L. C. k K. TIMMERMAN. Homeopathic Phy P. T. CoUrore a reception last week after B-dlcM.urWr. x * sician and Surgeon. bls speech In that elty. Phil has made an DCice orer Lathrop's drug store.) Hastings. Nov. 2nd. 18&4. \ excellent record on the stump. 1 will build your Sewer on Broadway, Allegan oounly Is becoming as famous according to «pe:IOc«tlons tor the .um ot for Its apples as IU peaches. A Dorr Orm nineteen (1») cent, per foot. Worthy Sloane. Niagara Fall* hate shipped S.500 barrella of apples this And will tunitah you bond, to Onlsh the tall. 1. O. Button who has a cider mill at work Mcordhut to «pecl5catlon«. The Stations. Hopkins made 4000 gallons ot cider In one n.m«ot the Bond.tnen uj. week besides 450 gallons ot Jelly and 500 H. G. Caktxb. gallons of boiled cider. One hundred and Stations. 1 will agree to dig ditch and lay Sewer seventy galloon of cider was made from 40 pipe and do U>e Job In a good «nd work­ WUSTWAX3. fitaTrstm............... . ~ ___________ manlike manner tor the »um of W.50 per C- K. OSBOBN-. Local Agent, Hasttaxv bushete of apples. rod Gao. Haoadobx. o ". Hvooun G. P * T. A. Ghieaco LA*. COLLECTION AND BEAL ESTATE I W. X. COOK. Loc*l Editor. P Your Family should be provided with the well-known emergency medicine, AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL The best remedy for all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Prompt to act, D Sure to Cure LOCAL NEWS. I cis week, 95 quireu Michigan Centra^ l&tai&BsalvK W,i’.J£|!3irA E2dIs |» gal& ti more Catarrh In this sectioniof tfi® «hbn W. McGinn of Cheboygan has “nested 3,000 bushels of potatoes from twenty acres of land. Ringing Noi»M » roaring buzzing *ounu. mrw-‘. !^ by caUrrh- ttrnt axeeedingly dlsS£i b tDd common disease. Low ol *, ' •?*P*Hna. the great toood portltr, ia K k‘rJ? ’ucc«”tal remedy tor this disw inch it cures by purifying the blood. P,P’ tbe b*®1 a^ler dinner pills. -US. Jlisttliun, prerent ooasttpatton. / fa and until the last few years was suppose nrorcMjncrdlt a falling Coeure local remedies, and by <wnstau«'< incurable, with lue«l treatment. atltutlonsclence has proven catarrh b»be a eon tUudisease. and. therefiakv. requires w tlonal treatment- HUFJ Ohiofactored by cure on tbe market, fSja'dSSu/ontiw •"$ ° wX^nderelgned will »uUd tbe Sewer Rmndwav tor the sum of *5 cis. pu fobt according to plans and specifications XtTb/yv. on Oct JtPM «<1 weajrje to perform the same in a good an nianllke manner. Rmd E. 3. flOLBBOOK. Sureties. H G. Carterand J. T. botn,l^ydl Moved by Aid. M4 St^r^Hottman, Osborn, Tinkler and Walers. Nays, None. Moved by Aid. Tinkler that E. G. Hol­ brook be appointed Supt of th« work o n Sewer. Carried. Ayes, Bennett. Busby. Hicks, Huffman, Osborn. Tinklerand Waters, Moved by Aid. Tinkler that tbe city pur­ chase the 3 care of coal of Mr. Osborn now on the track of the M. C, R. R. Lust. Ayes, Hicks, Osborn. Tinkler. Waters, Nays. Bennett, Busby and Huffman. Aid. Huffman and Osborn refusing to act on water Com. tbe Mavor appointed Aid. 1inkier and Hicks to fill vacancy. Moved by Aid. Hicks that the waler Cum. be instructed to handle the water works Hstem In accordance with the ordinance, Carried. Ayes, Bennett, Bnsby, Hicks. Huffman. Osborn, Tinkler and Waters. Nays, None. Moved by Aid. Hicks that the 6rdinifi66 com. draft an ordinance prohibiting the running of Bicycles on the side walks within the city limits, Carried, Ayes, All. Aid. Osborn excused. Moved by Aid. Bennett that the chair­ man of the Fin. Com. be authorized to borrow 81000,00. and Mayor and Recorder authorized to draw order on com. fund for same. Carried. Ayes. Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Tinkler and Waters. Nays. None. Moved by Aid. Hicks that the St. Commisaloner be authorized to remove tbe ob­ structions 20 ft north of the north line of Mill St. north of Iron bridge on Creek St. Cart led. Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman. Tinklerand Waters. Nays. None. „ Moved by Aid. Bennett that Henry Withey ana Mrs- Chas. Crothers be notified to build sidewalk hi front of their property on Tlnorn St, Carried. Ayes. All. Aid. Hicks excused. Moved by Aid. Tinkler thatjAld Bennett be authorized to fix lower part of Stanley s shop to store tools in. Carried. Ayes, all. Tbe following accts audited81.20 W. W. Kelly 13.00 Citizens Com. 5.85 Kalamazoo Publishing Co. M. St Stebbins j. w, Bentley Hams A VanArman W. J. A L. L. Holloway Barry Co. Democrat Goodyear Bros. J. S, Harper and Co. F. Flfield C. Grace W. Phillipa H. W. Carmine W. Mellon Chas. Grace John Inchbolt Frank Nash Sid Wiley Will Mellon Wilmont Rhodes Wm. Beadle Louie Beadle Liberty Warner James Shea Scidney Wiley Wm. Beadle L. Beadle Fred Beadle. Liberty Warnkr joe Webber ' James Shea Clarence Bishop 1,50 Geo. Hagadorn 1.05 .75 Robert Green Jas. Grace .80 Wm. Beadle 1.20 Fred Beadle 1,20 ' Louie Beadle Moved by Aid, Busby that the accts be allowed and orders drawn ou respective funds for same. Carried. Ayes. Bennett, Busby, Huffman, Tinkler and Waters. Nays, None. Moved by Aid Tinkler that the chairman of St com. place fence at both ends of the bridge of J. U WIHtlna across river and post nolloe on mqs that the bridge is con­ demned, Carried. Ayes. Bennett. Busby, Huffman, Tinkler and Waters, Nays. None. Moved by Aid. Huffman that the bill 0! Edw. Woodard be laid on the table Carried. Ajes, Bennett. Busby, Huffman Tinkler and Walers. None. None. Ou motion Council adjourned till nest regular meeting. E. G. UoLBROOK, Recorder. MARTHA WASHINGTON COOK-BOOK FREE! 320 PACES. V Coofj-0$ ILLUSTRATED. I ’ One One of of the the best beet Cook Cook­­ Books published. It con­ tains recipes for all kinds of cooking. Also depart­ menu on Medicine,. EU- “ ? once, MftlltD fR&E, im 20 LAUGH LioS 31 Lion Coffee wrappers i Ffctttfce. ated a Knlfo. Gained A beautiful Picture Cart la in ------ -------- --------- mt COOT. h*reio«»y WOOLSOM SPICE CO, 5g ADIRONDA maMB THADB MARK MBMa Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing «Vtud for clilldreu teething. Ic soothes the child, soften* the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and Is the beat remedy for diarrhrea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. UNFORTUNATE PERSIANS. Tbe Unhappy Lot of tbe Subjects of the Shah. According to reports recently mado by a British consul in that country tho condition of the peasants of Persia seems to be peculiarly an unhappy one. He says: “They inhabit mere mud hovels, without windows and with a hole in the center of the roof to let out the smoke, and the filthy state of the villages is Indescribable. At the end of the winter they gener­ ally find their stock either ex­ hausted or running very low, and the great festival of Nauroz at hand. Formerly the peasant knew that if his stock failed, there was no hope of re­ plenishing it. He would have to go But 3,00 without his Nauroz festivities. .88 now he knows that a week or two 2.34 before the festival the Russian specu­ 11.15 lators will appear on the scene and 11.28 offer the proprietor advances of money 5.39 to sow cotton for them, the seed of 9.60 which they provide, or buy up in ad­ 7.35 vance the best part of his crop of 1,50 wheat. The ignorant peasant is led to .25 agree to bartering a part of his share, .23 too, and when the harvest is over he .60 .30 finds that he has not enough corn to ,75 1 carry CU.rrV him AM4M through vaa.w-O—the ----- winter. If the .75 proprietors and peasants resist the । j.,0 temptations - •>___ xrtl till theflma timenf ofthethe artlllH actual L50 harvest the result is the same. The wheat goes st half price, the peasant 8.90 .60 finds after a few weeks that he has not enough to carry him through the win­ 1,50 ter and, worst of ML there is no corn .75’ left for towns like Meshed, with sev­ 7.00 enty thousand Inhabitants. Laat year 0,00, the crop was a fair one, but so much 4.80’ wheat was exported that the price of । bread was four times as high as after an .75 1,60) abundant harvest when there was no 1 RXDortation.” Wheeler’s H^oiitire Nerve —POSITIVELY CURES— HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, fipllepsu, SleepleaHneas and all derangements Nervous System. UNEXCELLED FOR^—Purely Vegstable, guaranted free from opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rapos (Mich.) Savings Dank, says he cannot say too mueb tn favor of "Adironda, Wheeler's Heart and Nerve Cure. Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine Oo.. Cedar Springs, Mich. Sold by. HASTINGS. ' MICH. Your Daily Bread ® Is no doubt a matter of some concern to yon, but not bo when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. A. E. REMKES. FROF’R. �= lstings Banner kjutiko*. kick. COUNTY NEWS. Bedford Miss Hattie Romann of Albion, visited twbtlves here last week and attended the Hallowrtn party at Mr- Waltaae’a on Thursday evening. Mr* Tho* Kennedy and two children vtehrd relatives to Jackson last week. Miss Mae Mautel returned Sunday from a week’s visit with relatives and friends in. Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. George Duet of Charlotte, spent Sunday with the former’s parents, Mr. Rtul Mrs. Nichols, of this place. Tbe reception which was to have been given to Rev. Mr. Brown and family last Friday evening, but on account of the rain that evening has been postponed un­ til some future time. The Y. P. S. C. E. will give a pancake social at the home of Mr. J.s H. Manby next Friday evening, Nov. II. Pancakes will be served at three cents apiece. Las: Thursday evening at the borne of L. C. Wallach, about two dozen of the young people of the community assembled to celebrate Hallowe’en and n merry party it was The evening was pleasantly spent in games, the must popular of which were fortune telling and’ conversation. The prize in the latter was won by Floyd Hail and was a handsomely decorated pin. After a bovitfftul supper served at mldnight. !hv party dispersed to their several honu *. and the merry tim<‘ had by all was evinced by the smiling faces and jolly re­ marks u]H>n the street Friday morning. Geo. W. Coals and wife visited last week at McBride and Big Rapid* Elder S. M. Fowler of Kalamaxno. will­ fill the pulpit here the 18tb, Inst. In eve­ ning will give us a sermon on “Rise of the First Christian Church.” Miss Croy of this place was to Ver­ montville Saturday. . A full house Is reported at our Prohibi­ tion speech Saturday evening. Brouard. Lester Warner and wife who visited friends in Detroit have returned. WUI Slate Is very sick at this writing. Stephen Doster’* little girl was hurt ,quite badly last Tuesday by running against .a wagon In the dark. Wm. Ide is building a cistern for S. Doster. Tbe South Pine Lake church Is at last repaired and looks fine. There will be ,church Sunday. The Womans Foreign Missionary Society meeting was held at Mrs. F. Farr’s last Thursday. Miss Minnie Wardell closed a successful tenn of school and has been employed to teach the winter term. Henry Barley cone was in Kalamazoo last Wednesday. Mrs. R. Deal aud Miss Lillie Barley­ cone were delegates for the Missionary meeting last week at Otsego. Most of the fanners In this vicinity have their corn harvested and are doing other ‘ i farm work. Yankee Spring*. List week’s letter. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buskirk Fri*y OcL 36th. S6th, aa.girl, girl. ' Mrs. Isaac " Young Young an old pioneer of Barry county died last Saturday at the borne ot her son-in-law Wm. Townsend. Deceased was in her 83rd. year. John Sensiba and Mind Olive Buck were married last week. They have tbe best wishes of a host of friends here. Geo. Bark is visiting friends in Ohio Asher Turner Is quite sick at tills writ­ ing also Mrs. John Everbart. A. Stocking spent Sunday with friends in Allegan county. Miss Math? Cookston has been engaged to teach the Springs school this winter. Batrtleld. • There will be a donation next Tuesday evening at Mosher’s hall for the benefit of tbe pastor. Everyone invited. The populist seem, to think that the Ban­ field news of last week was pretty thin. All there was in It was commencing to go to Hie school house and ending up at L. C. Edmonds orchard. Ti e coat must have fit­ ted or they would not made tbe remark. Next Sunday there will be ho services nor Sunday school at our church. AH that Shults. can will go to the dedication of tbe church Ada Mosher closed her school last Mon­ at Bedford, but in the evening the Epworth day. League will be in full blast S. A. Stanley and wife visited relatives Dance in the blacksmith shop last week. A. E. Bresee is decking up his wind mill in Climax last week. Kate Replogle closed her school here derrick. Mrs. Dunn put in a weeks‘visit aUBattle Friday. Gary Crook will'teach our school this Creek. Chas, aud Lida McKinzie are putting In winter. He will occupy the house formerly occupied by F. J. Patton. -a weeks vlsit at Comstock. Mary Horu-closed her school Friday. Ptezaant Valley. Mrs. Chas. Kahler visited at Fret! ZerGeo. am! Cbas. Mater of Claxe are visit­ bel‘s Thursday. Charlie Smith and Carrie Kingsbury ing their parents. Wilbur Austin of Lenawee county is were married Oct. 28tb by Rev. ilamp. They have the best wishes of all. here ou business tor a few. days. Myrtle Mosher spent Sunday at home. R. Ellison has built a new porch on bis Mary Crook is visiting friends here. house. Wm. Miuzey had a brother and two sis­ Freeman Gates of Orangeville and Geo. Abbey of Hastings were gueets of E. Lock­ ters from Ypsilanti visiting him last week. Jessie Cox is at Otsego, hart the past week. S. Thomas has moved to Banfield. Farmers are nearly through busking corn. Misfc Mosher of Kalamazoo visited at Jerry Filkner and family of Clare are Albert Nutt’s last week. visiting old friends. Wm. Johncock visited at J. M, Weavers M. H. Bloom has gone with his team to last Monday. the north woods. There will be quarterly .meeting services R. Hosmer is father to r fine son. Moses Perkins has built a kitchen to bls at the Hinds school bouse next Saturday and Sunday. house. turned !wtu« Wednesday after Mrs. J. Duster and Mn G. B. Brown attended the Dtot- meeting of tbe W. F. M. S. held *t Otsego last week. . Mr*. Belle Bhepard of Martin has been the guest of her brother, Maaon Holcomb, during the past week. Rev. Strubble Evangelist, left for Wal­ don. Saturday to engage in revival meet­ ings there. Rev. Connelly followed on Monday. The church has been crowded to overflowlag every night. Tuesday eve­ ning twenty-five came to tbe altar. Their efforts have been blessed with the con­ version of, more than one hundred adul* The politiral speech to be given by Perry Mayo on Thursday even log was adjourned on account of meetings. The funeral services of Mrs. Williams wefe conducted by Rev. VanAntwerp at the home of her daughter, Mr*. William Townsend on Monday last. Deceased was 80 yen re of age and an old resident of Barry county. Mrs. VanHorn came from Sturgis Wed­ nesday last to visit her daughter, Mrs. Lucian GBibs. Mrs. Brakeman returned to Muskegon Monday after a months visit to Prairie­ ville friend* ______ I»1 and prrviotr. .“’S J?™**01* which wlUhcSt?.??'1 the office U tbe Treawrrr c •oto st jrnbik 22 " <x*unty Seat, ou tbe flrtt 'u rt next, ar ibe tim*. with a lusbtiry, Hone Erosrt Hctwly. Kalamazoo Grade Brad toy. Yaoksa Bpring < Elmer M. flocum. Baltimore. .lafrnW M- UarrlMrti M Forel W. Morelaad. City May ftnrpee. Pratrltvilta William F. I’*u*ttr. city Benha A. Jt-uvon “ John A. Lewla, Tbartmpple Mina Itoyt. “ Wlliiiun D. MeCaon. Irving Pearl Oinntead . ” lei Webster'* autograph record of legal receipt*. Thia chronicle, i 1830, tneluBii The firat entry, dated September c»n<eb«i accord I n/u — 11 ■ ■ at the office at the County er after ibay are received by him/ y Tr^a-nr' 1 ^*»ur. bTAXLXY W.TrKsra. ifitil.- '-J. • - AuditorOenrrn) xW LETTING " second is of *S0, for retainers on the' New Hampshire circuit. The first fee Comity Drain CrinmiMiouer ot tbe coriitv-III o>. u.e £.r of *1,000 was paid in May, 18*4, by a tociith oay of November, A. D.. twu ti... Mrs. Badger. Services regarding CH’Nhere Delton drain eroabe* the blrhwav ahoutSS rod. mmU of Mod Lake. In Jaid ley’a will commanded *800. The total ship of ffiupe Barry Co. Mkb.'at ten o'clock J. M tn HU Own EdtjoUou. amount for the first year was footed up theforo Doon of that day. proceed to The Pekto Caxettc lately contained as *13,3 40, with the remark: “Septem­ tH<ffi*for the ekanlug and deepcnH Kto grade ■, esrteto drain known aud <touguau-.l a* !)< ib,n s curious decree from the emperor re­ ber 32, 1834, thus done and concluded.” Drainlocated and «»tabH»Vu in the mih ferring to certain proposals that had A similar summing up appear* at the township* ot Bono aud -Barry and d«wrlth*d 2k CotiMn. to wit: Beginning at a Make "t tt been made for his proper education. close of each other year. The second IteSin Muid In lb*‘ ct,ll' r of said An officious censor presented a memor­ total is *1MM.74; the third is *31,703. ‘I’Ato siud cleaning and deewutog naid drahi ial suggesting that the emperor should The first entry of *3,000 was in 1835, its satire length. Bald Job will be let by ti®®*; Jh® section at the ouUtt of the Brain ycstablish the former practice of hav­ March 7; the first of *3,000 December 7 •®"d,he ftmalnlng sections tn their order up stream. In accordance wiili ib. ing the classics aud other sacred writ­ in the same year. The last payment dlrerram now on file wnh the other £ ings daily' expounded to him. Upon was In respect to Florida land. The to »!V<l.<lr‘Vn'ln tb,! 01 Count-, this his majesty observes: “Since we largest single honorarium was *7,500. clerk, to which reference may be Ltui t>y »Ii parties interested, and blds will be oudo’ and have undertaken the task of govern­ In February of the fourth year *3,000 is C?»tiacisw|!l be made ing in person, we have daily received set down as bestowed in a case of Trin­ with the loweat rt»j.oL-!-:l)!e bifht> r it u a , quote Mourity for tbe performance <4 the in audience the officials of the metrop­ ity church (New York). In turning over ■woric.lu* sum then sud there u> infixed by Billy McCann and Pearl Olmstead were olis and tho provinces, and done our this record leading metropolitan and ,n*,'rT.*tnl“<ii:lnl'*’nh<!r‘«htto reject un M11*- The date for the CXrtnplcttun ol • mrrrled last Saturday. We wish them much ▼ery utmost to rightly discern tbe even provincial lawyers are astonished such contract. «ud tbe term* of nHjinenl there­ proper men and pass judgment on their that Webster, already twenty years in for. khalf be announced at tbe time and plaft. joy. of kin ng. Rev. Campbell preached for Mr. Arney lotions. Such time as remains at our Boston, ho undervalued his bcrrico* Notlceito further hereby given, that at the Sunday. disposal after transacting the multi­ Be learned better at last. When Rob- Ume and-plact of said letting or at such other Several from here attended Dr. Park- tudinous affairs of state we devote to । ert C. Winthrop looked up the earliest P,Mce thercaner to which 1. th* Commissioner aforesaid, mat adjourn hhrst’s funeral Ip Middleville Tuesday. the study of the classics and historical date he said: “That’s just tho time I Drain the s;miG the acMssment for benefits aim utt. C. E. Social in basement of tbe Congre­ records, often engaging in discussion was ending my studies in Webster’s lands comprised within the. ••Deltoii Drain gational church next Saturday evening. Assessment District,” will be subject with the imperial tutors, and never office," and the chirograph led him to Bpecial to renew. Ladies Aid Society at Mrs. Beck’s Satur­ permitting ourselves for a moment to add that Webster never wrote a firm Tbe followfng 1* a description of the several day. tracts or psrarts of hmdeonstltuUog the special hand. Nobody has surveyed the relic “•’•eswncut Rev. Freeman preached a prohibition indulge in luxurious ease." district of tejd-hrain. viz: Sub7 Thu great Kien Lung explained his with more interest than Dr. O. W. I Divisions. sermon Sunday. SW U.«W^8rc».T»2N. H 8 W. 'Tmt Miss Ette Hubbard Is still very low. objection to the old practice to be that Holmes. Among other things he said: part of « E k, b I- k that is cart of the C, K. A the censors whose business it was to “Had the influx been ten-fold, Web­ 8. rail roa«i. Sec 31. T 2 N. R s W. Thu: part of toe S K l« of theB E \ that is west of the I. A. Osgood and his bod John Osgood, expound the classics in rotation, and ster's purse would have remained C. K. A 8. rail rusd. Sec 31. T2 N. R» W. Th* also Wm. H. Carpenter left here last thereby to raise the standard of moral empty stiH. Had its capacity received 8 of tbe W ‘4.8 Ek.8ec3).Tz N. K » W. Thursday fur Cadillac and vicinity. The virtue, mado use of the opportunity to like the sea, whatever entered there NW H Brc 31. T 2 N. H tt W. N fc. W < of thus EH, rise 31. T2 N: K » W. 8 W tender their advice on things in gen­ would have runoff like water from the k. NI V»-c 3». T z N, R»W. Township party will hunt deer. ot Hope at larce. Cc-iumruoi'g at a )>oUit In Thede Gyle and James Doonan were at eral, and to air their private views. A back of a duck." center of town 1 N. E !• west thence north 20 home for a tew days last week. few years later the same great ruler chains thenoe west R chains thence south m Burt McCallum and wife have com­ publicly announced that after listen­ chains theuce east & chains to pi ace 01 beginThe Inst annual report of the Indian Utag. Sec A T 1N. K 0 W. E^. Ji W IeM menced housekeeping. ing for more than ten years to the ir6,1 t N.'tt l» 'W. so acre* west administration shows that in ten acres. Prof. Taylor amlated by local talent relevant comments of Ms tutors on • railway ---- -, . tide NW usee 5.T i N. RSW. seres ot held a musical entertainment at the public affairs he was tired of them. ! lridl» only 01 frufti t he N E corner. Ser C. T I N. It (• W. T. church here last Saturday evening. and that these unenlightened and un- 1 railway laid down and 16,000 sanc­ acre* ou bortli star N K except 20 a. Set­ ' G. T 1 N. K » W. ToMi nnhlp of Barry' at large. Mrs. Ada Bates is spending this week statesmanlike expositions must stop. tioned. Since 1S86 the yearly addition I Dat d this 6 d*) i<f NoveiDtH'-r. A D.. 1RH. with friends at Irving and vicinity. „ later emperor ---- -------------------_ , to thomUowhn.beond.-oppinir »trad, J. w. HUI'MiK. said much the same. F. Balch of Kalamazoo, has purchased A tVith County Drain CommiMluner •■! tiw Counit of Uw« preowlrnu of hi. anoe*. I By- Th«n U WM 1.000 per annonx. For Barry Co. Mich. from here for shipment quite an amount tora to gnale him, the pretont e-.operor ) next tonr yey. there wm. a .toady of apples. . ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE. includes hi. decree *-> follow.: "Two ; arera^o of W0. In Ib.'l it sank tooon In the nuuu-r o! the «»Ute of I'rUb S. .mperora hare thus expressed their ; Thir year it U only 42S. The Burst, oremsrd. Nofice Is hereby riven Ibid I shall sell at The meeting ui of the Barry wuuCoun- ri ricwji with regard to this thia matter, and i| P" Rorcrnment. t Hr annual annum uirviui* cwa w ith regard cnuuvm, hampered by the reniah- publle aocUuii. to I be blgbes! bidder, ou .. » . .. ... _ _ ' ,-rerw rupee, rnruto r-nn ty Pomona Grange, P. of H. will meet । fhe they arriro d at was can iln do notninip nothing nr or nrwr. next tr» to urday the twt Dty-sccoud day ol Ik rem.with (Jrangeville Grange on Friday Nov. • fhat crpoi>itiont> werr n menj nothing more, though the takings are Per A. D l«M. at to o'clock. In Ihr furenoon.xt the premises herein described In the/ ~ i, IbtM. commencing at 10 o clock a. m. I • lucrative in times of depression. towDrinp of Barry, iu the County or Bnrry. with reading of minutes of previous meet- £rnJud; they did not advance a true racrauve m in thoStair of Michigan, puntmai tolirrnse lug and (reports of officers of County hnderstandlng of the principles of gov- । Siberia f* Large. and natboritr xratned to n>e on the sixth day of r ....... „i reports of Subordinate e.I . . __• t________ _____ November. A. D. 1RM. by the 1‘rubzte Court of eminent; that those conccmwl concerned pndeavendeav­ . Grange and Grange, j enmont: A graphic Idea of the immense size Harry Cotjsty, MichUan. al) o« tbe estate, nglrt. Dinner at 12 o’clock. Afternoon session ored to put forward their private . of Siberia may be gleaned from’ the title and lutereM of the sxlrt deceased of, iu ana called to order at 2 o’clock, when .the views and by flattery carry out their I following comparison: All situate aud being In th** of the to th* real Cocnt^ ot Barry, in the State of Mlrbirau, election of officers of County Grange will false designs. We see through all i states, kingdoms, principalities, cmand describe.I as follows, to-wtt: The take place, glso a representative to be thia quite clearly, und it would be well I pires, etc., of Europe (except Russia) knows West half (W) of the North East quarter dil-Ol elected to attend the Michigan State were the censor tc reverently peruse the South Enal quarter 4i and the North two Grange,followed with program by Orange­ the views of forme* Aovereigus in re- and all of tbe United States, including (21 acres ot the West halt (‘i)<>i IbeBonth Ea*t quarter •*<)( f th»-South East quarter of Alaska, could be placed side by side in ville Grange. There will ti* be :a ;":~zr. Question , w this matter. His memorial is. Eighteen (IS) town one (U North taupe Siberia, and yet the uncovered space bactlan '■ * uro tn i ** . . *" rc nnrdlallv invitMi ” »onx>-«. io n»ny cbwnttra, Nine Wert, coutalnlns in all twenty-two would be equal to a country contain­ (SJ> acre* of lam! more or less. Gko R. Bow-tk. Bod bU arfn>mctiU not to th. point Dated November 7cb. A. D.’. JMM. SrantXctuttT. ?>. proportion nood nM b. rn<- ing ap area of 300,000,000 mftiarc miles HARVE* W. WlLLlANt1 Administrator. COME - COME - COME AND SEE THE GREATEST OF ALL. The Steel^Malleable Iron Range TRAM MARK [MAJESTIC t-—- A Range that Consumes less Fuel, does better work, HEATS MORE WATER, and will last longer than any other cooking apparatus in the World. A Special Invitation is given to every good lady in this city and vicinity to visit OMR STORE NEXT WEEK MOMMY TO MTQRMY And carefully examine these Ranges, a full line of which will be on exhibition TO DEMONSTRATE THEIR WONDERFUL BAKING, COOKING ttfatinh r¥iTATT'rri?Q ’ii v. • x , .. , infix WATKR »v Air.K-UhalliSfa QUALITIhS one -nr will be m constant use baking biscuits and delicate cake, wlncli will be served with delicious Majestic Coffee.to all who are interested in such matters. There ehould be a Majestic in every household, and the present is the one opportunity in a life-time to make blessed woman happy. gySAVE IN FUEL EACH YEAR THE COST OF THE RANGE Save in temper, save in food, save in repairs, save in labor, and save in health. EVERY DAY OF THIS EXHIBIT WILL BE SPECIAL LADIES’ DAY; but the husband X7p^Pn^ZiV2^b“dWithhiB8WeetheartniayCOme:i,lfaCtALL ARE mVlTEDt° come prepared to give their order and have the great and only ‘MAJESTIC” RANGE ON JE A RTH setup. Special inducements to purchasers are made during this exhibit, which is done with a view of placid quickly the number wa propose to eell on this plan, and the first purchasers will receive the reward. The first 50 ladies who call will be complimented with a present � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-11-15.pdf 53a46b97b59c26d08bee2cd96aaecb60 PDF Text Text - hr I best Advertise ingmedium in Bar­ ry County._______ Hastings Banner. I VOL. XXXIX.no. 29 Largest Circulation of any paper tn ike County. j^gTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 15. 1894. WHOLE NO. 2057 Hastings Banner, Published Thursdays by COOK B'BOe.. I HAVE A FEW Bowen. Milla. Quite a young winter. *,‘**'e ImPens. or Grand Rapids, ’pool Sunday with Myrtle and Pearl Pi*. CITIZENS PUBLIC MEETING. Result of Meeting (Called tn Consider Amendments to City Charter. MIb“ w“ home Saturday Tuesday evening about two hundred ,h' «r her father. Walter Bechtel .pent the Brat ot laat SHE HA8 ASKED FOR NOTHING IN citizens assembled at tbe Circuit Court room In response to the call for a public week m Otsego. NEARLY A QUARTER OF A meeting. Mayor Greusel called the meet­ finlshed bls summer’s work CENTURYmi w !51etB W“ ing to order and was then elected chair­ A vlrv Saturday. for Fred Demorasq last Friday. man and John Dennis elected Secretary. A terj pleasant nt Jm for J' Bechtel aud Mr. and d.n^h.ll lMlFrMlop „P,was vivon “ Tbe Mayor slated that the several propo­ Mra. Guy Pierson spent Sunday last at Mr. sitions submitted eminated from citizens Lonilng’a of East Wayland. town, Will Aik for His Appointment who were deeply interested in, our city E, IL Conrad, of Otsego, called On and school government. He then read friends at this place Monday and TaeaFor two years Barry County has been each proposed change and called for a dis­ wh^2 ^ULnm®. h"uretu™®d to I‘od Auger here be will teach the remainder of the Mrs. Allie Clemens Is working for Mrs. recognized as one of the republican cussion. It was very evident that the strong-holds of Michigan and whenever citizens were all deeply Interested and %, J ear. Gardner near Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pierson spent Sun­ anything has been depending upon her many took part in the argument*.' Tbe Hon. Henry A. Goodyear started she has responded gloriously. During all day with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith. Mrs. Hughes, of Pralrlevillp, spent a tlie years she has fought nobly in the the work and was followed by tlie Hon. P. T. Coigrove, Hon. D. R. Cook, John H.. ranks, asking nothing and seeking noth ­ few days visiting her parents Mr. and ing, except it were emphatically to up­ Dennis, John Bessmer. Hon. Jas. AMrs. HuggetL Sweezey, Dr. Lathrop, Wm. D. Hayes, ™ CTV' repuW|Walter Haul has finished work for John hold the true principles she espouses. A new administration, or rather the old Hon. Daniel Striker, Wm. Seidmore, “Sr1®* 111 the daily paper the death King. John Kosbbone is moving Into Geo. administration, will soon take up the Jacob Maus. M. L. Cook. Norman Bailey, of Geo. W Chester, formerly of this place. reins of government In Michigan and Rev. W. W. Taylor, Luke Bronson, Aider­ n?*r*nA’t McDowell, Mr. Newt. Mc­ Jackson's house. for the first time (n many years man Hicks, Milo Williams and others, The Dowell and Mrs. C, N. Webb are In Big Brush Ridge. Barry County republicans will ask discussion lasted two hours. A vote of li^w1 n altondinK fobcral of Fred McHenry Anders was quite severely injur­ recognition. As we have said before they opinion was taken on each proposition and have asked for nothing in the past, con­ resulted as follows: ed by a fall last week. Guv DeGolla is clerking for J. Schondel1st. The Mayor ought to have tbe veto Waft? K«ni» went to Grand Rapids tenting themselves with rolling lip good mayer. rebnbllcan pluralities while the rewards power also the deciding vole on all ties on Saturday. the Common Council, where the election of went elsewhere. They believe now that Engrnu Hart is slowly recovering. Fillmore. Our, school commenced last Monday they are entitled to recognition and should officers is concerned such as chief of fire Will Whitney is’mnring to Logan. receive It To maintain party organiza­ department, street commissioner, physi­ with Fannie Pierce as teacher. Etta Hubbard is slightly better. A severe snow storm here Friday, tbe tion and in party work no man in the cian for board of health apd city attor­ MIm Inez Wing resigned her school In .1 , county has worked harder, spent more ney. first of the season. Fillmore. 2nd. The board of Review to be elected The election has come and gone and the lime, or done more effective work for re­ ‘Miss Barnum, of Carlton, has been en­ publican cause during these years than by the people. republicans are liappy over the result gaged to teach our winter term of school The 3rd and 4th proposition were voted Many farmers have corn to busk aud Mr; Frank Bullis. But this year the re­ Miss Bertha Teeple begins her school in publicans will ask for recoguition not down,. I. e. three supervisors for the city. potatoes 4o dig yet Bowne this week. Tlie Mayor to represent ?ity Q9 hoard of only because they think they are entitled Parsley Otis is able to walk again by Mrs. Fenton, of Allegan, Is visiting at I to it, but also tiecause they believe that supervision. the aid of crutches. Mrs. Baker’s. Thu fifth proposition calling for la board Chas Anders will work in Kalamazoo thqy have a man who will fill the position Mrs. Quigiy begins her school in the of public works was voted upon And the with honor and credit and who is especi ­ this winter. Brown district this week. meeting was of the opinion that/ such a Wesley Karns will work his father’s ally well fitted for It. Mr. G. J. Tecole is not much better. board ww not uevded, Mr. Frank Bnllls, or Jabutowo, (be as ­ farm next summer. C. Annison, of Middleville, took dinner Cih. Taxes io be paid twice a year In *. Evidently the people are tired of the pirant for this offlw, w,s bo~, in Ncw with' W. Smith Thnreday. administrations as is evidtmcerl lorli<T r«OT.lt>»- when oBly three June and December was left to the considThe republicans feel quite Jubilant over democratic jearu t0 M|chlKMIl w!lh hla p,,.. ation of a chapter committee. by the last election. their victory, but they did not all vote. 7th. Aidermen and Mayor to have ** ..s. For two years they lived In Battle The woods are fulliof them, and if they had JohnMown nnd Heftford. Creek, but the last 42 years he has lived salaries. This subject brought out many all g-une tu the polls the denverats could The Congregational church < Bedford in Johnstown. In 1S65 lie was married good Ideas and some very laughable re­ never raise their head agaimhaving undergone such changes in form to Miss Helen Knapp, of Assyria, and to marks. Mr. Wm. Seidmore, chief of fire an4 appearance dUT^.g the year past as to them five children have been born. Mr. department, thought if Aldermen had make it almost r,.Wt nmcli larger and l>est- Ballis received a good commop school ed­ salaries that it should not exceed salaries I Quite a ynung winter, paid to the firemen, Many firemen were i Some of tbeYartgera are-------------all done with ter every j^-ay was finally dedicated ucation. and to it has added largely from present and thought the idea was good. —- --------Bunday last. business experience and contact with tlie their Call work whjle more are not preTbe subject was left to the charter commit­ 0. C. Godsmark and family have world. He is a shrewd, hustling, enter ­ gone P®icu for winter yet. I to Mariou, Indiana to spend a few prising man. He was brought up on a tee and they requested to correspond with j* Your scribe liathiz returned home will mouths. farm, but of late years has’ been engaged other cities of our size on the subject. try and send you news agaht. The Sth proposition asking a change in The cold wave caught many com Adas in, buying stock in Barry, Eaton and Cal­ Rev. Fairbc.nk delivered « very able ser­ well storked with unhusked com. houn counties and is well known through­ the matter of school government jvns very mon last Sunday at the M. E. church. In politics ably discussed by P. T. Colgrovtf and John Mrs. C. E. Paul and three children went out this portion of Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. (hp. Greybvm art- visit­ to Washtenaw Co. on a visit Nov. 7, to Mr. Bullis has always been an ardent, en­ Bessmer. Both speakers presenting the ing friends In Indiana. -I; thusiastic republican who has given freely subject in different lights. Mr. M. L. return the 19th. The M E. social will be bekl one wetX Mrs. Naomi Slnwson lias been engaged of his time and means for the success of Cook thoUF.ht the board should consist of ; from Friday at the home of Mra. Wilbur. to u’ticb the school in No. 8 Johnstown fur the cause, and to his political zeal and an odd number instead of 12 members, and Martial gone to Missouri for a term of uX® ,nont*‘s to commence Nov. faithfulness is largely to be attributed the this Idea feemed to prevail. Dr. Lathrop । a visit with Jrtendi good republican majorities that always ys and tiiiu Rev. \V. W. v» . Taylor Any lor lllQUgiil thought lllv tlie nCIlOOJ school-1 ' 19. A I?.1V Should alloy w omen to vote and to be v*i«nes from his portion of the county. 4 There will bet meeting at the M. E. • man 6f honot «”d integrity, ne holds a I eleglble to election upon the board. church one week from Thursday eve.,! Bedford. The whole subject was then left • with Nov. 22nd. high place in the esteem of all who know The pancake and syrup soslal w|flch ^’ui. Though for years he hw been recog­ the committee to consider and report upoif Much interest is being taken at the have t>ecn given last week Friday nized os anc of the foremost republican at a future meeting. In the mean time, if young peoples nit-ellngs.al this place. W. A. Clark has Ills auction next Ttiurs- was postponed until this week Tuesday workers of Barry Couuty.yet he has never the ladies of this city want to have tbe dry and will start next week for Indiana evening as the evening was so stormy. asked, but has refused recognition at tbe right to vote for members of boqrd of edu­ Mrs. H. Marvin of Augusta and Mrs. cation and elected to membership they and where he will make his future bt.uie. hands of his friends. Mrs. Geo. Lee’s mother from Coloradok Ditzer of Battle Creek, spent last Sunday Mr. Bullis has always been a lover of their frit-fids Should present their views with Mrs. Pulling. visiting her. hunting and fishing and Is a firm advocate and claims to the committee. A reception will be given Rev. Mr. The meeting closed by the Mat or ap­ Tbe democrats look pretty blue since of m more strict enforcement of the game Brown and family next week Friday eveelection. and fish lawsand will do his utmost lu pointing the following committee:— nlng. Everybody.is invited to come Hon. D. IL Cook. Hon. P. T. Coigrove, jlhat end. good time tsexpected. To be brief the friends of Mr. Bullis John IL Dennis, Dr. Lathrop and John The new church 'Is at last completed Warren Wolfe and daughter, of Ohio, Bessmer. wlil ask for his appointment are visiting bis brother and friends at this and furnished, and was dedicated last Sun­ Hun. Jas. A. Sweezey suggested that 1st—Because they firmly believe Barry day. Nov. 11. The address was delivered County is entitled to name the man by this committee be enpowered to give audi­ place. The reason of not having asked for an office ence to any citizen who has ideas or plans Now the election is over, we hope for a by Rev. J. P. Sanders of Lansing. offertory wai then conducted by Rev. J. for nearly a quarter of a century, and to offer, and to consider and report upon change In tbe times. A sou of J. W. Wolfe’s had a very se­ W. Amey_and a little over 31000 was sub­ rolling up big majorities in tbe mean­ the same at a future public meeting. The' suggestion was adopted by the meeting and vere attack of the croup. Speedy reme­ scribed which will finish paying for the time. new church. dies was all that saved bis life. 2nd—Mr. Ballis is one of the foremost tbe citizens adjourned. Wm. Chase is naw able to be out after a republican workers In Barry County. Bmunrd. • Crop Report. severe attact of quinsy. 3rd—He is especially adapted for the This bnrg helped to swell the hunting position in that he Is interested in seeing Tbe innocent quails have to suffer now. The rains from the 3rd to tlie 10th of We hear that Mrs. Wm. Joslin was party Tuesday in search of the Giastleu- the game and fish laws lived up to. September made it possible to sow wheat called to Grand Rapids to attend the need lus. 4th—He is an honorable, reliable man, at about the usual time of seeding in this Dr. Masters of Kalamazoo delivered a whom his friends have every confidence In State. The area seeded is reported at 86 per of a sick daughter. James Smalley, of Potterville, was at lecture at South Pine church Monday eve­ and believe that he will make an excel­ cent of tbe area seeded one year ago. Woodland and at the Grove part of last ning Nov. 5th. Subject. “Why are We lent, capable official who will show neither In condition the growing wheat is reHere, or the true Missions of Life.” fear nor favor. ported'at 91 per cent in the southern countHenry Earl Is having a cistern built. These are some of tbe chief reasons les, 98 In the central and 100 in the northEld. Fowler will apeak Sal. eve. at this There was a surprise party at Mr Cook’s । why hls appointment will be asked and if em, comparison being with average years. place. Subject: The cause and folly of granted the friends of Mr. Bullis liavn’t The average for the state Is 94. The aver­ disobedience. Sunday morning; The ob­ Mondav evening. The people In this vicinity generally any doubt but what he will perform the age condition Is higher in all sections of ject, need and wanner of preaching. Sun­ day evening: The Christian movement, its feel satisfied with election except a few duties faithfully, fully, impartially and the State than one year ago. The total number of bushels of wheat Iron bound and copper bottom democrats. acceptably. aim and attainments. reported marketed by fanners since the . Will Willis of Augusta will assume the Lee McDonald, wife and son Sundaycd October report was published is 1,144.054 duties of ticket agent, successor to Kirk in the Grove with the latter’s parents. and in the three months. August-October, J. W. Wolfe was called from Freeport Brouard. who will attend Kalamazoo college in company with Sid Brouard and Nearly alt tbe classes haw been stirred 3,020,728. This is 1,033,292 bushels less on adconnt of Illness of bls boy. Clarence Doster. They will start Mon­ up over their elections the past few day,. than reported marketed in the same mon­ Kattond. Senator Gordan, of Georgia, lecture, on tbs last year. dav Nov. 12 for college. Corn is estimated to yield In the south­ Mrs. Doster is entertaining company Saturday evening on "Tte Last pays ot John Iraukcrd wns In Kslsmazuo last ern counties and the State, an average of the Confederacy," from Buffalo. W Fn-d Setter bus returned from the west The flr-t concert of the choral union 40 bushels of ears per acre. The area of Wheat In this locality does not lopk as series occurs nest Monday evening. The । clover seed harvested in the state Is about to find lilmm lf p,|m to a bran nc* boy. well as It ought to for winter weather. yeafs. concert will teglven by Theodore Thomas’ 55 per cent of the'arer In' Born OcL 19lb. • Orchestra from Chicago: Aumn Seidl’s The yield is estimated at LSI bushels per CiMtleton. B. Mingus was at Shulta Sunday. acre. Compared with a full average crop, New York Orchestra which was to hare Andrew Myers Is at work for Elory J. E. Blssett and R. Sheddy of Walton, been here, has cancelled lu western potatoes are estimated at 53 per cent In the . southern counties, 54 per cent In the cen­ GB*Hf Benham has iten the victim of visited at Een Strows.last week. ’ Mbs Allie Strow had a stroke of paraly­ dates. The Sophomore class cades have been tral, and 47 per cent In the northern coun­ rheumatism the last few weeks. sis a few days ago. ordered and are retar.led by that class as ties, tire average for the State belnv 52 per Alter six weeks of suffering with a Alvah Park is entertaining his brother ll'ir finest tiling ot th-kind ever seen In ccnL Live stock is in fairly good condition. broken limb Lynn Lankerd is slowly nn- from Fentonville. Tbe following statistics are from the . . Sol Troxel is at Ogeman hunting deer. tlieA Unlserdty. Hare and Hounds Club was organized farm statistics fur 1893-4: Acres of wheat. PrMrs-Kjsmes D. Benham Is afflicted with 1893, 1,583.071; bushels, 24,432.201; yield Miss Blanch Troxel commenced her laat week aud a run Uken on Saturday. Mh<K.I Io the McKelvy district Mondaystomach trouble. Those democrats who wot home lo vote per acre, 15.94 busbels. Acres of wheat in A. Myers and lady attended cburciyaunBorn to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bart ont day arc keeping II as quiet as possible. May, 1894, 1,287.805. Acres of corn In day. '. pur- last week, a 10 lb b<n< Foot ball Is receiving more Interest than 1893, 797.797; bushels of ears, 37,701,594; Irwin Eddy and wife are visiting rela­ ever here Ibis fall. A series ot luler-claas average per acre, 47.33 bushels. Acres of Mitel Jobnaon la with her grand Mrs, rata, Elmer Johnkon and wife. tives at Concord. games are being played, while the V amity oats In 1893, 843.400; bushels. 22,823.976; Mrs. Kate Fetahoer of Clare, was a Eleven and Zhu Keserres are playing average per acre. 20,47 bushels. Johnson having been 111 for aome time Acres sf clover seed raised in 1898, 174, , guest of Mrs. C. C Price Thursday. march games with various other College past. __________ C. C Price was at Bellevue Frida}. teams. Michigan l>eal Kansas University 949; bushels. 170.792. Acres oS potatoes in Carlton. 1893, 172,225; bushels. IS.589,203. Acres Webb Cole and wife are in Livingston Saturday. 22 » 10. • Jas Covert went to the Valley city Co. auendln* the weddlnyof their nelce. laat The G> m Is already for u«e and Dr. of hay in 1898. 1.762.768; tons. 2.282.538. The number of each class of live stock O. Coborn had a runaway last Tuesda}. FitzGerald, tbe physical dlnattnr Is ex MC"'b'snillti ut wife were delegifee .raining about forte students per da>. In the State in the spring of 1894 was as follows: Horses, 416,573; milch cows, 888, from M. E. Sondes iwhool to Grand KepYunkcn Sprtuips No one ran use the gymnasium previous Id, to ettend the Sandey wheel conven­ . Custer Demi, ot SI. Johns, formerly of to having teen examined. Each person 890; cattle (other than milch cows), 262, 059; hogs. 311.988; sheep. 1,898,944. tion et Grand Reptde. ' , U given a card telling what exerclsei this piece. I» calling on friend, here The number of sheep sheared In 1898; Mr, Bill eUrted Wedneeday for Cal. ot Frank Weibert Is numbered among tbe should te pursued tu develop tte parts where ahe will apend aome time vlalUnc ot the body which are mint tn need of was 2,068,063; pounds of wool. 12,693,920. Washington’ Gakdmir, ,l Elame Springer and wife .pent Sunday development. All training will te under <rlBoro. Nov. mh. a eon. to L. B. CarpenSecretary of State. £ „te"vW<™ * «>' P^,lc*' d'r'C“rler and wife- LeK «V» brlat •l0"g * at Mrs.1 Fn-d Williams and daughter, Cora, The Chicago Post of a few. days ago gave a ouartor If you wait to see him. full page Illustrated write-up of the UotSpeaking of Man ’ Chea and Fannie Carpenter vlalted Mra. ot Carlton, were guests ot friends here a rerslty and In speaking ot the gym. tte P*Geo.f Williams, ot Hastings, has been en- writer voiced tte aenumeot ot tbe U. ot Owen Meredith says: Charley Goodell, of Saranac, laat wee«Mr. Uabome la vlaillna hta former home „^to teach the Oak Grove School tbe M. sludenu. aa follows: Be may live without boob. What is knowledge but grieving? S There waa a pumpkin pie aocial at Mr. comiRt winter. railed on Their bone, are dun. Lie may live without hope, EttffiSrfS&aatews trite. J M. Burpee, of Wayland, called on What Is hope but deceiving? Hana laat Tueaday nlfhL friend, here Wednesday of last week. The itood they They do .ay that there la to lie a wed ' H von want to see Fred and John turn He may live without love. What is pasdon but plmng? Wh“Fh« OTfrutneilaal long sleep. diAlfredJUym<>'><i haa^id hie farm and nale just ask them how election went. But where is the man Clara Fleming will Instruct the They built a pm , Who can live without dining? mind, of lbs pupils In the Bitchle district aawrrrca, jrca. & BARRY COUNTY ASKS REC­ OGNITION. __ COUNTY NEWS Carriages and Road Wagons TO CLOSE OUT AT A BARGAIN TO $1AKE KO(>M FOR MY STOCK OF Cutters, Sleighs, Bobs I SELL THE CELEBRATED Jackson Wagon YOURS TRULY, Ira VanValkenburoh Look In Our Window See the beautiful line of Furniture we have comprising all of the latest and most beauti­ ful designs- Then Think liiiiiiii^ How ataiim Beautiful attractive And you can make your home by the outlay of a few dollars. You need the Furniture; we have it to sell Why can’t we deal? A. MCCOY b“* “',lher ,trok' >.^^X(UtP*rkb“r’1 ’•" morolua. Frank Edmonds, teacher. Lewla Iloaker and W. Connett are chaainy tbe wild ieev ’1B ll>« northern hunting Oelde, we here. /// Moral: Buy the* steel range Majestic aud enjoy well cooked dinner*. »' are no democrat, here at prewutL ■ Got not a bit- » �Hastings Banner Thursday. Nov. 15, 189+ COOK BROS.. Propn»«or». The Past Guarantees The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsapa. rilla has cured thousands of others is certainly sufficient reason for belief that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich, healthy blood, tones and strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember Hood’s jx Cures Be Sure to get HOOD'S and Only HOOD'S. Hood’s Pills are especially prepared to be token with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. 25c. per box PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Hair to Ita Youthful Color. Curas acalp disaaaaa * hair tailing. W.-tk I Drt.ilirir. Ind-ieatuin. Pflhi,Tflke In time. Xco. DEA -c» eUeftdl»,>ug)*.-»r» hetpev.-- v, i.i». GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPPS COCOA BRKAKFAST-SUPPKR. ‘•By a thorough khowledga of the natural law,, which govern tbe oimratlons of dlgvstoa and uutriuon. anti b> a careful application of the flue proprieties of well selected Cocoa. Mr. Ep;» has provided lor our breakfast am. sup per a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many doctors* bills. It is by judicious use of such artii'les of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up nutai strong enough to res.st every tendency to disease. Hundreds oi subUe maladies are floattug around us reorty to atlact wherever there is a weak point. We may escape mauy a fatal shaft by keeping •ouraelvas well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.’’—Civil Skkvick GAXSTTK. Made simply by boiling water or znllk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by Grocers, labelled thus: ESUi4 “om~ NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Slate of Mlclilgan, Cfiunly of Barry.—ss. Notice is hereby given, that by an order ot the Probate Court for the County oi Barry, made on tbe eleventh day ot October A. D. 18M. six mouths from th .t date were alloweo for creditors to pres, nt their claims against thr estate of Joseph D. Feheley.late of said Count j, •deceased, and that all cn-ditors of said deceaed are required to present their claims to said Probate Court, al the Probate office, iu lhe dtj of HmUqxk, for examination and allowance, on or before the 11th. day of April next, ami that such clalnts will be heard before said Court, oo Friday, tbe Htb day of January and on Thursday, the nth dav of April next, at 10 o’clock in the foreuor>u of each o those dsn. Dated Oct. Uth..'A. D. 18M. Ubas. W. armstbong. Judge of Probate. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, ■ieh. S7 5 000.00 aURPLlS 21t.QOfl.ou. ~ iMarxmlM muter ch. Uw, •( th. note « Michigan. Open for business Dec.15.IBM. OFFICERS: D. <i. HobiDsoQ, President; Cheater Mewr, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynold** Cashier directors: ■D. W. Reynolds. W. H. Powers. D. G. Rob Id son, John - Carvetfa, Chester Messer F. T. Coigrove. Him* the only savings department In in Barry County and pays int-revt on all time dopoeita. NOHCE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. ■State of Michigan. County of Barry.—ss. Notice is hereby given, that by an order of -the Probate Court for the Coantv of Bsrry -made on tbe ttthdayof October. A. B„ ikh,. •lx months from tba: date, were allowed far dreditoreto pre«ant thalr claims against lhe •estate of Alfred Parker, late of said County dee«A<ed. aud that all creditors of raid d<eeia ■rd are required to nrrsrtrf their claims to sale Probate Court, at the Probate office. In tbe City »of Hsstlug-*, for examination aud allowance, on w before the 11 th day of Avril anxt. and that vuch L’iunix mui f>e hrard beiore said Court on Friday, the 1 lib day of January, and on Thurs­ day. tue nth day of A prtl next, at 10 o’clock In tbe forecoo'i of each of those days. Datad, Oct. Htb. A. D.. l»i. Cham. W. akmstkoxo. Judge of Ptobale. #5. CORDOVAN AFTER TBE BATTLE. RAISE THE DEAD. Anaemic Women : e«ed John S. Allen. The populist vote , throughout the state leads the demo- MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. with pale or .allow complexions erstic by several thousand. Doolittle Ks'^rxl Well of Kseley Core­ Returns from the State Elections and Hyde (reps.) for congress,’ are Auuit. N. V., Nov- IS—Gov. Flow- or suffering Irom skin eruptions A report comes frtftn the Ropes gold Show Republican Success. elected by pluralities of not less than or scrofulous blood, will f,nd mine near Ishpeming that at the bot­ 10,000. . a tea: to ascertain whether a man : quick relief in Scott's Emulsion tom level a spring wd < struck which killed >n the electrical chair can be re EFFECT ON TRADE. supplied a strong stream of highly snscitated- To tho Associated Press- ! All of the stages of Emaciation colored water, being nearly m yellow representative he made this statement j and a general decline of health, as gold and plainly bolding considera­ when his attention was called to the i are speedily cured. New Yobs, Nov. 1Q.-—R. G. Dun <t ble of that precious material in ita so­ printed allegations that certain phy­ lution • It is very palatable and ice sicians would ask for such permission: ISDlAN.foiJlfc Ind., Now. 10.—From ' C^2* ™rl°" **T*: cold. Several of the men working in -I am parfectiy willing to allow the experi­ the complete election returns the re- j “ “Busineea‘ bra been waiting ifae greater — pari ot tbe week, cad the electloan are expected to that level have been in the habit of ment to be made If It 1» within my power under publicans have careied Indiana by a give LIt s shaqi. atlmulus — Whether men are freely drinking this water, end it was lhe law. I think it would be a good thins to plurality of 47,500 on the state ticket, right or wrong in expecting better things, noticed that as thejr drank the desire have thia long-atandlng con troveray surttled at . elected all of the thirteen congresst*ct that they expect them does for alcoholic stimulants died within oure and forever.” things tetter he^ntiei* Thus a Ever since the adoption of the elrcmen, eighty-two members of the lower tend to feake o.miS , , .... , . larger volume volume of ot trade might be untlciuntlel- them. Some of the men had been tricaLexecntion act by the state the takes away the pale, haggard h0UM .nd thirty member, of lhe rem.hbowb no prerent ereuu o.n heavy drinkers. Westinghouse people, whose dynamos ! look that comes with' General ate, which gives them a majority of 60 alter the sixe ‘of tho corn crop, nor make the1 arc used, have declared that electric' •‘ demand for wheat* or cotton closer to the supFor Munleipai Jtaform. on joint ballot in the legislature. Debility. It enriches the blood, । ply. Neither can the election return* altar the Wisconsin. Rev. Dr. D. D. McLaurin, pastor ef ity was not the cause of death, but I stimulates the appetite, creates • .tariff, and if any Industry Is affected by It. Milwaukee, Nov. 9.—Complete re­ favorably or unfavorably, the situation is ex­ the largest aud wealthiest Baptist that death was assured by the bolding healthy flesh and brings back an autopsy directly after I turns show the election of sixteen re­ actly the Kama as It was before the people church in Detroit, announced that a of strength and vitality. ForCoucht, was taken from publican and four democratic state voted, at least for some time to come. But it movement had been inaugurated for the body Colds, Sore Throat. Broncbiti-., Weak Is fair to infer that further modifications of tlx electrical chair. No less an ■ JfSS ’b^RK?0" *nd sen a tors, which makes the senate stand of the tariff are rendered less probable by the the formation of a municipal reform party for the purpose of purifying all authority than Nicola Tesla, the . republicans 20, democrats 18. The elections of Tuesday. Ssn.t for »ur fmnfMet. Mailed FREE. famous electrician, contended that he ■ election of 82 republicans and 18 demo- I “Reports „ ________________________________ of failures are on tho whole on- public offices and placing out of power crats will make the republican ma- couraginir In comparison with laat year, and anything that savors of the political could bring back to life a man killed j Scatl^Bowao, ■. Y. AllDrvg|i*ta. ftoc-andti. in an electrical chair, provided the at, ioritv in in me lhe agsemoiy assetnblv us. 64 Maj. Mai upntm Unham ,et lho volu|n “®>ny ot yc U*bUiUa» U larger for the machine. The most prominent as re­ joniy MMon „r Qf ordInttry prosperity, tempt was made immediately after ex-1 (rep.) for governor will have a plural 1 Hjcaggregate in flve weeks ending November gards wealth and influence are in lhe ty of over 50,000. i has boon flO.fflO.437, of which MJ®5J>76 were movement, and religious creed is no ecu tian. Mr. George Westinghouse has Nebraska. manutacturiag and fS.30S.b<B of trading con- bar. Catholics, a't well as Protestants always asserted that electrical death I Omaiia N mFi Knv UM.HX, aeo., KOT. in W.— —Onlto yulto . ’ «•«*»• Tho falhirea during the past week have being represented. Two of Dr. Park­ was a sham and that a New York com- ! mission headed by Elbridge T. Gerry burst’s assistants had been sent for. chapge has come over the forecast of , yeur. und42in Canada, against 87 laat year." had added the autopsy clause to the the Nebraska state legislature's make- : — • Bradstreet's says: , Health In Mlchixsa. law so as to make it certain that the up as later and official returns have i "Interest in the elections this week nat­ During the week ended November 3 man was dead. come in. It ' is now positive that the urnliy tended to restrict the volume of trade, Within tbe last few weeks the agita­ republican, hate control in both >o«th. where li InrerlerM wlib reports sent in by fifty eight observers fttw days in various portions of the state to the tion of the subject has beer, prominent vhouses, with a ™ mercantile collections. But within a ftjw good safe majority on the ,w.---------w ---------------------------.— — . t • ... lUMUcucv Influence of.luuro more mxaauusu.c seasonable woavuui weather west no., joint ballot, thus securing a republic- and ■nd northwest^ urnnwest. together togwher with the emphasis state board of health indicated that and an appeal is to be made to the I with which political questions have apparent- inflammation of the kidneys de­ governor to allow tbe next man con- » an United States senator. in area of prevalence. detuned to be used as a subject to be J ly been settled, have increased inc confidence creased liudtl Elected iu California. ■ of many merchants and manufacturers in a Typhoid fever was reported nt sixty- experimented on. The governor say's San Francisco. Nov. 9.—The pin- । prospect _L, for an „„ Increased ____ rate of Improvement ____ rality of Budd, the democratic candi- ' in general trade In the near future. Chicago nine places, diphtheria ^.thirty-nine, he will grant permission to do this. The attempt, if made, will undoubt­ date for governor in California, will be St. Louis manufacturers and business scarlet fever at fifty-four, consump­ iooo. Tbe republican. h.re elected repon .TWeoere ot . readener oo tion at 238 and smallpox at Detroit, edly create great excitement and in-' . . ... . . , the Dart part of interior buverw buyers to mirchaae purchase for Royal Oak. Manchester, Norvell, Che­ tense interest in the scientific world. W'aAr^rtx/collars nnd cuffii that you the remainder of the state ticket and future delivery. It will boygan and St Johns. win also aiso arouse arouse curiosity curioany among among J_ cam clean youroelf by simply wiping will have a majority of at least twenty laymen, because, if successful. It will ' UNCLE SAM'S OFFER. in the next legislature. The latest re­ off with a wet sponge. Tht genuine Chapin Mine Bold. bring to life a new man who cannot ‘ turns show that there is no doubt the He la WIIHdk to Arbitrate Between China A thirty-year lease of the Chapin be executed, having once suffered tho look exactly like linen and every piece republicans have six of the seven con­ mine, together with all buildings tnd penalty of death. It will also prove j b marked this way: gressmen. Tokio. Noy, IS.—United States Min­ machinery aud 2.000 shares of stock in that the state executioners have really 1 In Missouri, ister Dun has communicated to the the Hydraulic Power company, were St. Louis, Nov. 9.—The latest re­ ministry the substance of an impor­ sold by Court Commissioner Ham­ been the sur/eons who have held tht^) turns received from the interior coun­ tant cipher cable proposition received mond at Iron Mountain to M. A. Han- autopsy rather .than the state elccii trician._________________ ties of Missouri make the re----------~ -------- it certain --------J from Secretary Gresham at Washing- i nn A Co., of Cleveland. O., for 888,»‘GREATER~NEv7 YORK." pu bl leans have elected their state ton. It suggests that If Japan will 073 48, onlv few * ’ prop* years ago the ‘ c™ bT..J of ,rom I0,1!?0 “2 l°in Ckina lo requesting the presi- ' rrty was sold by the Van Dykes, ot They are mode by covering a linen 12.000. I her will have s majority ot dent ot the United Slates to act 1 Milwaukee, to Ford Sehlelsingw for i Tbe Proposition Carxtad by Over RK.UOO collar or cuff with ’ * celluloid," and are sixteen in the lower house. The dem- as mediator in bettlinff the war $2.000,000. $2,000,000. New York. Nov. ’0.—Brooklyn voted 1 the only waterproof goods made with ocrats will have a small majority in he wiU exercise his good offices in 68,442 for ’ consoliiia'.ion and 61,714 thtysenate. an interiining, and the only goods that that ca'pacity. A .similar proposition A windfall ha > come to Corporal J. against, 'according to the latest re- ' can stand the wear and give perfect St. Louis, Nov. 9.—A special from has been sent to China. The cable was Lebanon, Mo., says that Congressman received by Minister Dun on Friday, i Hanson, of th* Nineteenth United turns received at police headquarters | satisfaction. Never wilt aud not effect­ Bland concedes his defeat by 91 plu­ and was presented to a special meeting | States infunuy, stationed at Fort in that city. Thi* shows a majority ■ ed by moisture. Try them and you rality in favor of J. L. Hubbard, his of the ministry. An answer has not Wayne, in the suburbs of Detroit. He of 1,728 for union with New York, : will never regret iL Ask for those republican opponent. yet been sent. It Is learned that four has received definite word from Den­ and there are still a few districts ; with above trade mark and refuse any Mnrtou'i BJr Plurality. days ago France made a proposition mark that there has been bequeathed missing. The result is claimed as a i him 8100,600. Hanson, who b. an ex- i R™*! victory by the enthusiastic supNew York, Nov. 0.—Following is to the United States to intervene. imitations. If yonr dealer does not pert in field fortification and artillery, porters of the "greater New York, "and tbe total vote of the state on gov­ have them we will mail you a sample HIS CAREER ENDS. ' has been in the army a number of ** expected to settle all quesernor: Morton, 670,501; Hill, 518,­ direct on receipt of privc. Collars cjc. 1 years. ’ ! tion as to the passage by the 720; W’heeler, 28,035. Morton’s plu­ Death. eexh. Cuffs 50c. pair. State whether j next legislature of a bill which rality; 150,781. These figures Are stand-up or turned-down cellar is । will be framed by the commission in taken from official returns filed with Cari.ti.e, I1L, Nov. 12.—Hon. JRufus j wanted. n. wea.urer oi w. oi , Th<’ 'nU"nb«d, mli.n',n, « | cbar.-e of lhe work. Mayor Sehcrin. county clerks and are correct Two N. Ramsay, treasurer of the state of . Illinoia, died al hia home in thia city I W * r ? ?! m»«ord allva. Hun|,-er had o f Brooklyn, aays that had the rota --WVXI or three small towns in Hamilton coun­ Uiiuoi., di«d » hi. bom. in ini. ci., . tllem verv „r> moch In uiri nn mncni The Celluloid Company, J i not boU,,^ bothered them much.' In ty. many miles from railroad or tel­ Sunday Mr R.mwy wa. I lnUr„e„ w-th w 01f„r h<. „ on consolidation been taken after it «ir-429 Broadway, New York. egraph, have not been heard from. taken auddcnly IU Wednesday , on^.l forty-eight Bonn, h. ■ was seen that Tammany hall was Pennsylvania. afternoon, but war, not confined „„ |^’n „B,5u*iblr dimB1, buried, Brooklyn would have given Philadelphia^ Nov. 9.—Full plural­ to hi. bod tiU Thnrtds,. Ui. bnl they all felt better when they 50,000 majority in its favor. The vote Sale of State Tex Land*. in this city, Brooklyn, Staten Island. ities have been' received from every condition was not ^°'*‘>t_^‘o . heBr(1 010 dUUnt knocking and uoiw, State oi MlchUtao. t Long Island City. Flushing and tbe one of the sixty-seven counties in the . be serious until Friday night, when | Auditor General’s Office, > for they knew it was a rescuing party. । Westchester town*, which are included state. Hastings (rep.) for governor, his malady developed into erysipelas, * Lansit'i:. Nov. 5. ifeM. in the proposed “greater New York," Notice is hereby gbeu that certain latirts sit­ has n total plurality in fifty-four coun­ complicated with heart trouble. At 5 Pronounced Sane. uated iu the County of Barm bld ofl to thr I are as follows: , ties of 251,408, and Singerly carries o'clock Sunday morning Mr. Ramsay State lor texts of d*sh and previous jear> and Mra. Minnie Herre, who last sum­ thirteen counties, with a total plu­ complained that the room was too mer poisoned her young son in Lan­ ! New York, bT.706 for. and M.400 against: described In Maletnents which will hereafter be ' Brooklyn. 63.442 for. and 81.734 against; Stale® lorwanlcd to the office of the Treasurer of said rality of 10,577. This gives Hastings warm, requesting that a window be sing and who was recently acquitted County . will he sold at public, auction by raid Island. 5.824 for. and 1.4*1 again-.t; Queens a net plurality of 240,826. The repub­ partially lowered. Directly afterward of murder on the ground of inaanity, I eounty towns. 7.235 for. and 4.761 against; Weat- Treasurer at the County Seat, on lhe flr>t Mon­ licans elect 28 of the 30 congressmen. he arose to a sitting posture and im­ was pronounced sane by a comtaission : Chester county towns. £,!« for. and 2.701 day of December next, at the time and place drsliniated for the Annual Tax Sales. If not t»retotal.. 185.876 for. and 127.087 against: i vloualy Results in Other States. mediately sank to his pillow. Death • of experts <auu redeemed or caucelled according to and oiovuaigiu discharged from cus-■ against; K1AJ1U vun majority. 88.809. law. Colorado gave the republicans 20,000 occurred at 5:15 a. m. tody. The doctors say that the crime Said statements contain a full description ot plurality ’ was the result of insanity, which had determinedT to marry. each parrel of silo lands and may l»e Attn 011 application at the office ol the Oouaty Treasur­ Iowa gives the republicans a plural­ now wholly disappeared. er after they arc received by him. Little R<x?K, Ark., Nov. 12.—Reports I ity of 80,000. RTANLKY W. Tl HNKIt. f the destruction dMtrnetlnn in In the th ft eastern paufnrn part n»rt of Auditor General Ohio gives the republican ticket of Arkansas have been coming in all Lkxinotox, Ky., Nov. 11—Caaaiu* 138,910 plurality. The Davis mine at Negaunee closed NOTICE OF LETTIMI day Sunday. The conflagration has Marcellus Clay, the octogenarian, man Muruu, buiuwiuK ouk. vy-uve men. Michigan elected the republican . down, throwing out bctcu seventy-five Notice Is hereby given that I, J. W. Brigg.*, been under control for two or three The product wm being .hipped to th. of affairs, ex-minister to Russia, abo­ Oouuty ticket by 75,000 plurality. Drain Commissioner ot the comity days, couny\ but a wide reach of “ ,a"’ Weston furnace “ In Arizona Murphy (rep.) is elected ?* at ~u»i»cique. Manistique The The litionist agitator, was not mar­ of Barry, state of Michigan, will on- the nine­ at the try Km been laid wut. ea^lnr deprewd condition, ot th. iron trade ried Saturday us reported to 15- teenth day of November. A. D.. to congress by a plurality of 400. where Delton drain crosses the highway a loss of many thousand dollars. I and- extremely - -low price of ore caused year-old Dora Richardson. He got bridge about 40rods south of Mud Lake. In said town­ Rhode Island has elected both repub­ ship of Hope Burry Co. Mich, at ten o'clock in Tn the destruction is included plan­ the. suspension. the license at Richmond Friday after ­ lican congressmen by over 8,000 ma­ tations with houses, negro quarters, fnr* noon of that day. proceed to rective noon and asked County Judge Che­ tlie blds r rthr rlraulng and deepening to grade a jority. growing crops, horses and mules. nault to come out to Whitehall and c*rt> u> .iraiu ki.ov. n and designated as "l>elton Minnesota gave a republican plural­ Drai.i, ” lorn ted and established In the raid Alfred Ewer committed suicide perform the ceremony, but he refused tow: ships Rllled by * Train. oi Hope s»nd Barry and described as ity of 59,258 and elects the seven con­ to do so. ' On Sunday Mr Clay sent a folio »>. to wit: Beginning at a stake at tbe gressmen. Akron, 0.. Nov.' 12.—Mrs. David Ep- while temporarily insane by hanging sout; eudot Mud Lake In the center of said himself in a barn in the rear of his messenger to Magistrate Green B. linger and her ll-yeai^old son were in ­ Populists made big gains in Miasisdrain ind cleaning and deepening said drain M. lion asking him to come to White­ its entire length. Said job will br let-by sec­ sippi. All seven congressmen elected stantly killed at Doyles ton Saturday residence at Flint Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Turrell, of hall and' perform the ceremony to­ tion*. The section at the outlet of the drain afternoon. They were driving across are democrats. will be let first, aud tlie remaining sections in When Mr. Clay’s children their order up stream, in accordance with tbe The entire republican state ticket is the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Litchfield, celebrated their ruby wed­ day. diagram now on file'with lhe other papers per­ elected in Montana. Hartman (rep.) railroad tracks when their carriage ding, marking the sixty-fifth anni­ heard of his proposed marriage his taining said drain. In the office of ine County son, Brutus, and hia daughter, Mary clerk, totonbleb was struck by a train. The bodies versary of their marriage. reference may be had by ail for congress is elected. B.. went to his home and pleaded with partir-. interested, and bids will be made and Fred Cox, of Jackson, knocked out West Virginia elects the entire re­ were horribly mutilated and death receiird accordingly. Contracts will be made him not to marry the girl: He was, of Joe Tansey, of Chicago, in five sharp was instantaneous Eplinger is a well ­ publican ticket, all four congressmen with tlie lowest responsible bidder giving »»’»•rounds of a finish fight at the Clinton course, deaf to their entreaties, and qua Is securltv for the ptrformanee <>T tbe to-do farmer living near Doyleston. and a republican legislature. sent for Million as stated. He is de­ wort. In a sum then and there to be fixed by house, 8 miles from Jackson. Late returns from New Hampshire ine. reset ring r.» myself the right to reject anr Death of a Noted Ari 1st. Muskegon grocers have commenced termined to marry the girl no matter and all blds. Tlie date Idr the completion of give the republican state ticket 10,000 New York. No*v. 12.—Theodore B. such contract, and the terms of payment there­ war on all peddlers and hucksters, who objects. plurality. The legislature is repub­ for. shall be announced at tbe lime and place Davis, for many years connected with claiming that their business has been of let t: tig. lican. Knew Detroit In ItaaInfuncy. the illustration department of Harper's injured by the traveling merchants. Notice is further hereby given, that at the Monmouth, I1L, Nov.* 12.—Charlen The Tennessee democratic oommit- Weekly, and who acted as war artist tlm« and place Of raid letting or al surli other Rev. J. H. Moehlman has resigned Bergan, of this county, died Saturday time and nine? therealter to wjtfcb I. the tee admits the election of Evans (rep.) for Harper’s during the war, died at for governor, on the face of the re­ his home in Asbury Park Saturday. the pastorate of the Racine (Wis.) morning at the age of 105 years. Pre­ Drain Onimiraloner aforesaid, may adjourn the same the assessment for benefits auu the German Baptist church to accept u vious to the past year deceased had lands comprised within tbe •'Ik-ltou l»r,nr. turns. He had been suffering from Bright's Assr^ment District.” will be subject Virginia congressional delegation disease. Mr. Davis illustrated most of charge al Detroit. l>een hale and hearty aud in possession 8j>euial to review. stands nine democrats and one repub­ the great battles of the war. The mail between Rogers City and of al his faculties. He was born in Tlse following Is a description of the several lican, the latter being Gen. Jamies A. Alpena, which has always been sent Detroit, Mich., and remembers that tracts o.- |umels of land constituling tbe special district of said dralu. viz: SubWalker, of the Ninth district • by stage heretofore, will snow be car­ city when it was composed of a dozen ararssinent DriWOM. „ Washington, Nov. 12.—A counterfeit ried by the trains of the ne^v Alpena log huts. 8W U. S WHHec».T2N. R » W. Tkat In Connecticut Coffin (rep.) for gov­ part of 8 E >«, 5 E k that Is east of the C. h. & ernor has 1?KJ67 plurality. All four re­ 510 note, check letter R, act of July 14, & Northern railroad. a. rail road. Bee :i|. T9 Ji. R» W. Thai part publican congressmen are elected. 1890, series 1891; J. Fount Tillman, reg­ 8 E k <.f lhe S K k that Is west of the The German Catholic church recent­ Atlantic. la., Nov. 12.—The presi­ of tho >L A a. roll road. See 31. T 2 N. R t) W. 7 be The legislature is overwhelmingly re ister of the treasury: D. N. Morgan, ly built in the fifth ward of West Bay dent of the defunct Cass county bank, n. 8 to M tho to <4 «K«4.8ee31.T'.' N. R »,"• treasurer of the United States; portrait City was dedicated by Bishop Richter, publican. N K H. to Sec 31. T 2 X\ R P W. X k- to h who was found guilty of fraud, has Olttafi8KU. aec 31. T> X: R0". 8 " Deleware republicans elect the gov­ of Gen. Sheridan, was discovered at of Grand Rapids. been sentenced to five years in the >4. NE M. arc T 2 N, R»W. Township ernor and congressmen. The legisla­ the treasury department Tho newly organized Delta County penitentiary by Judge Smith. He will oi Hope at large. Commencing ut a point in center of town 1 N. K9 west thence north ?o ture will be fepnblican, which insures Arxurnlans Massacred. Agricultural society has purchased appeal the case. A dozen more in­ chains tltence west 5 chain* Ibcnce south w a republican successor to United States London, Nov. 12.—Dispatches say grounds at Escanaba and work is in dictments against him are pending. chains thence east 5 chains to place of bccin utug.8ec5.TlN.Rfi W. ES. N W H Jess Senator Higgins. that 3,000 Armenians, including wom­ progress to get them into shape for a ■tan acres, bee 5,T I X. K 9 W. W acres west In Kansas the republican state en and children, were massacred in fair next year. •Ide N WM. See 6.T 1 N. RfiW. 2t> acres off Rochester. Pa.. Nov. 12.—Henry Irvin t be N E corner. See 6, T I N. R » W. 37 ticket polled about 146,000 votes, the the Sassoun region near Mooah, Turk­ Tbe tug Crusader was burned ut populists 114,000, democrats 34,000 and ish Armenia, daring a recent attack Sault Ste. Marie and Henry Billings Powell shot and fatally wounded Mrs. »cre« on north aide NEU except 20 a. Sec b. TI N.H 8 W. Township "I Barry at large. prohibitionists 8,000- The republicans by Kurds and twenty-five villages were and Charles Whiffen, firemen, were Hsplr McLaughlin and then killed D.A-dinta 5 duy of November. A D . tfiSM. J. W. Bbiogs, himself at Vioury, 2 miles north of elected seven congressman and the destroyed. b urned to death. County Drain Ccmrnis&louer of tbe County of here, Saturday night Jealousy is sup­ Barn populists one. Co., Mich. In a row at the residence of Stephen posed to have been the cause of the Returns from the major portion of Tahlequah. I. T„ Nov. 10.—A bill Mix, in Onekama. Minard Mix was crime. , Oklahoma territory make it positive ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ■truck over the head with an ax by In tho matter ot the estate of 1’rtah 8 that Flynn (rep.) delegate to congress, has passed both houses of the Chero­ Sam Smith and fatally injured. *<»wa Toiler Falla Heir to tofto.ooo. will have fully 5.000 majority. The kee legislature making it treason for Dubuque. la., Nov. 12.—John Mo* Notice is hereby given that 1 shall sell at Edward Ellsworth, a brakeman on territorial legislature will be very a Cherokee citizen to sell real estate Bride, a laboring man residing in this ■mbUe auction, to the highest bidder, on Satclose, with the balance of power in of his nation to a non-resident nam­ the South Shore road, was killed by city, was notified Saturdsv that he had >irdso* 1be twenty -second dav of Dec* hi­ nt A. . D. 1104. at 10 o’clock. In the both houses in the hands of the popu­ ing as a penalty for so doing death by the cars at Maquette. fallen heir to *50,000 left by a brother, forcauon.at the premises herein described In tbe hanging. Since Traverse City was organized 'ownablp of Barry. In the County m Harry. lists. who a:ed at Peoyia, HL " ’ n<ba State oi Mfchigan, pursuant io Uccdm) in 1881 there has never bien a single Tbe vote of Massachusetts, with the ic<! authority granted (u me on the sinh day or Vovtmber. A. D. 1RM. by tbe Prob-te court ot St. i’KTEMHTCBtt, Nov. 12.—Nicholas piece of property advertised for taxes. towns of Boyleton and Goshold mise<MTy I aunty. AlldilKSu. all oi ibe estate, right, John W. McMahon, one of the most 11., before leaving Livadia. signed an Itle and interrse ot the aald deceased of. in and BuMell. 128,988; Richardson. 8,129. order anspending till further notice prominent republican politicians in the went a mile here yesterday over a r the jvjri estate siluatr and b'Ing Iu t«>0 uUMtyot Barter. Li the Stalo of MkhUlui. tbe decree expelling 125 Jewish fam­ upper peninsula, died at Sault Ste. half-mile track in 2:09. breaking the inowu aad d—eriboti ns follow* to-wit; ine pacing record one and c-ne-quarter ilies from the Ekateri noslav govern- Marie of heart failure. halt Oi) ot the th K»^t Muarter A) ot bo South Em! quarter (Mi and the North too BUU eommisalon has de«ervs ni the Weat half (£) oi the South Exst tUMterJ*). f the South East quarter <k) ot cettou Ktehteen (W towa quo Sorth rwg Bostom, Nov. O.-Miks Kelly, famous Nov. 8.—Two chilVtw (»> Went, containing In all twenty-two Hindstrom. of this ay acres of land muroor le’S. eettiarsof Buult 8te. Doted November 7th, A. D.. !?»<■ BaKVKY W. WILUAWS. Scott’s Emulsion �business .AL'.Hrnr»L AL ESTATK Cun-1' m W-KHtiMnd. Mich .1 li. Kimppen. uaHllL KMITKX 4 DKNI^iR. 1.A.WY RML ..... • SH S17 Michigan Trent C HMr„ Es \. MV ITZUY. Alluriivj at b*. Ll.:^C>UCb. Midi. s in all «ioiH-b«t I he ntate. Colpromptly nUvudvd to. II.m: * p.;Udc Phj-*ieiai» and Surgeon qv.t W. IL G»mdy«irti New Dr-; S'-orc. Vi co promptly atton led to. ’iil’.XEi:. M. D., Physician and Surgeon, !><■i ton. Delton. • Mich. .Je iu tttldeare, one block east al depot. it A. A c. H. BAHBEB fl. Physicians and Surgeons. Can. Ip city or county responded to with promptum day °r night . » _ , Tried & True mav well be said of the Superior Medicine, the standard blood-purifier, AVER’S SARSAPARILLA Its long record assures you that what has cured others will cure you LOCAL NEWS. i. a. .SIIELUOJI, • C1KCULATIOH • J . Abstract and Real Batata Office. »i.,tract Block. HaMuigs. Inis week, 85 quire?. b> low OU Beal K.tate Beal Bamtr ,..Lj ou commiasiou. Qenaral OMjanartac. Sarto, a complete set ot Abstract Book,, com Hereafter, changes for advertisements " J rrom the Beeort, can turol.b wmplett must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to * tracts. G. r. Bkooks. Cleric. Insure Insertion In tbe Issue of the week when brought by InbMllnx tbr fum-. b“'°1 “ A brMMl n-T .wlndHug kShsb ha, Jut beoa sprung oh a couple or rarawra and other, are wanred to look out tor the ahark,. A imoolb talking Individual oomre along and nail, up a patent medi­ cine adrenliwBeut on the farmer’, fence and pay. Si fur the exclusive use of the fence for hl, medicine. It a so much like dndlng money Urat the farmer algae a receipt. In about ten day, said algnalure luma up afflaed to a good sired note. Easy lan’t Uf \ A man about U years old called upon C. F. Strutz Saturday stating that be wanted to do wme trading. He wanted •ome sugar, Cracker, etc., and chewing tobacco. He said be would take a as cent plug, aud a 10 cent plug. When the good, were put up he took the 10 cent plug of tobacco and told Mr. Strata that he bad a new grain bag In hl, buggy that be would get Io put lhe grocerira In. He went after the bag but “he never came back” neither did tbe plug.—Otaego Union. Good Bread and Cake. Dr. Columbus G. Slayle. Just at this time, when tbe adulteration of food,aud especially lhe searching Inves­ Keep your bipod pure and health v and vou tigation Iu tbe important subject of baking PHILIP T. COLGKOVK, will not have rheumatism. Hood’s H*raai»arill* twwders is occupying the minds of scien­ give, the blood vitality and richness. J i Attorney at Law tific men and sanallrlans, It affords me <suooeuor to Smith A Colorov®.) pleasure to have an opportunity to speak a (Omce in Union block. Haatmg*.> 'Hie Eaton County fair will net about word In recommendation ot what I aln?r.i -ticvs la *»l th® court* of the »tate. $500. scerely believe to be the very best as It i ' E. KENASTON. certainly Is the most scientific baking A. Attorney at Law, Woodland sportsmen are talking of powder afforded us. I refer to tint of (CHerJ.M.GoodvearaOo.’astora.) tractLe* I n all court* of the mute. OoUoctions organizing a local hunting expedition and Prof. Hosford, who baa rendered us valu­ xhttolly d ten Aina to. ......... (be side securing the least game to buy able service, also, in bls widely-known Acid Phosphate. As an able chemist, a it.-TIMMERMAN, Homeopathic Phy suppers for tbe other. diligent and modest investigator, we feel ? . slcian and Surgeon.. A Kalamazoo lady has been studying confident that what he offers us In bls line Office over Lathrop’* druk store.) * | tbe culture of pineapples and la meeting Is reliable and on scientific principles. i with hopeful success. Tops placed in Uosford’sHaking Powder Is predicated of physiological principles, and forms a ; the ground lu tbe spring are rooting nice­ strong contrast with that flood of com­ mercial articles with which It has to com“ The May ar* Fall* Route” ly. । pete,—composed as they are, largely of LjJobn C. Smith has bad 250 peach , trees alum, ammonia,or other lngredients,which Stations. cut down on his farm north-east of the all physicians well know are deleterious to village and has let the job of cutting 250 the human system. We have employed Hvr.S<is........ more. It became necessary to make Ibis Hosford's Baking Powder for’ sometime,— have tested Its merits thoroughly as com­ sacrifice on account of tbe yeliows and for pared with others In the market, and the safety of bls young peach orcHhrchii cheerfully declare that we wish nothing C R. OSBORN, Loen. AgenZ. H**tlagf which number several hundred trees.— better. n y *T. A.Chimge Middleville Sun. /MICHIGAN Centra^ ..rgSl^i^lKSTSi THE CARDINAL’S CLOSE CALL. Two farmers residing west of this vllT'.c strike In the pearl buttot factory I).collapsed Monday and ail but .lage recently had some dicker In the Hne of busking corn and paying for it In pixs. j’.-vu girls relumed to work, A misunderstanding was indulged in and stomach Trouble uml Neuralgia 1 i .,vr been taking Hood’s Sarsapnrill* for a the pigs replevined. and after costs had .... i oftlb.SHS. It has relieved me of ■ • .vs-t-uniach trouble and ueurafeta. lam been made to buy two pigs, they settled, -.. thing it (•» my onphter f*r catarrh. i. each agreeing to whip the other the first .. ■ s..rsapariita is a tamflv mrdtelne In our 'fhrre Is . .. Wr recard It a.* a friend In lime of ’ time they got a good chanee. ,Mr- M C. Merritt. Prleharthille.Mleh. I i still a good chance for an argument.—AlH®od** Piijs cure sickheadache. BiHonsneta. j *CK*n Journal. by B pHctI •oqmtfntoa with the cu xn star; cos. “While the cardinal, who was then Bn archbishop," said i>rof. Hay, “wa. traveling acrow, the Atlantic some yeart ago he complained one afternoon that he wasn’t feeling very well, but waa told by the ship’s surgeon to await metrical troatmont until the following day, when something would be done for him if hu sickness continued. On the day following the steward of the steamer waa duly aent with a remedy for the eminent prelate. As he waa about to place tbe glass containing the draught to his lips the archbishop was almost overcome by a strange and pungent odor. He hesitated a moment And lowered the vessel containing the liquid until be recovered from the ef­ fect of the smell. Glancing incidental­ ly at the bottle tn the steward’s hand he noticed the word ‘poison’ on a label, and, not without a little alarm, asked tlie man if he knew what he was offer­ ing. Tho steward replied that he had done as was directed by the doctor. Alarmed, the archbishop sent post haste to the medical man to make kure of what waa being tendered him. This time it was the surgeon who had occasion to manifest surprise.. He hur­ ried to hia diatingukhed patient’s sld$and informed the archbishop that the glass offered 1dm contained enough deadly poison to kill any two men.” “But evil is wrought by want ot thonght. A* well as want of heart.* By want of thought mothers allow daughters to become frail and puny. Over­ study in girls induces uterine disorders and weaknesses and blights thrir future happiness as wives and mother*. Joined to proper hygienic care. Dr. Pierces Fav­ orite Prescription is a priceless remedy in such cases, its value becoming even more apparent every year. Using It, the wan. debilitated school girl gains color, flesh and spirits, losing those deathly headaches tormenting backaches, languor, dejection, and other symptoms uf functional irregu­ larities, aud nervous debility. ’ It never harms the most delicate girl. Robertsdale, Huntington, Co., Pa. World’s Dispensary Medical Association: Gentlemen—I cannot sufficiently ex­ press to you my gratitude for the benefit your medicine has conferred upon my daughter. Of late she has suffered no pain whatever. It Is simply marvelous. You have just reason to call it your “Fav­ orite Prescription" and to stake your rep­ utation as a physician on it. ‘A favorite prescription it le. Indeed, to you and to thousands in this land, and 1 believe will be to suffering women the world • over. Yours greatfully, Thomas Thlrlwell. fire wave* of golden and crimaon A man steps to tbe window and, throw­ ing up the tosh, gazes at the glowing cast. Gazes Intently as though he would fain piereu the radiance and feast hb eyes up­ on tbe morning land ‘’where It is alv ays day." A atlr in the room behind him. some one calls bls name, and be turns. There, on the bed, lies a form wasted by suffering. The eves are closed,a faint gasping breath parts the lip?. “1 think It will soon be over" whispers a kind faced woman as the husband moves to the side of tbe bed. Dying! The years dip from him and again be sees the bride whom be swore to love and clierlsb. Had he kept that vow? How did it begin, the estrangement that grew up between them? Not an estrange­ ment visible to tbe world. No, sue had ordered his house and presided over his table. But the unity of purpose, the complete happiness, tbe real soul-uuluu they bad both looked forward to, where was tt? Not dead for It had never been. “Only two l.v.-s dividing More and mure, day by day; Only one muiI from another soul Steadily drifting away. Noth I hi of doubt or wrong; m Nothing that either can carer Nothing toshauie; nothing toblauni: Nothing to do. but endure. ,. । “Perhaps it was my fault,” he murmurI ed. “It must have been my fault, poor Lucy! Ob, If I could only live tbe past again!" , Vain cry.' She Is dying. Never does man realize the feebleness of humau pow­ er, lhe awfulness of omnipotence until he stands in the dread presence of Death. Useless are the offices of friends, the aid of ach'Dcv utnl skill, yea, even love Is pow­ erless anil can only stand aud, see tbe soul drifting—whitber? A single shudder, __ of _ the grasping bands, and all is over. One moment the husband bends over bh dead. Then he turns ;-ud goes out Into tbe glad new day. Miedhbd Marsh. Hl* Kern Sense of Smell Once Saved Him Asthma cured by newly disco,cred from Being Poisoned. I treatment. Pamphlet, tretlironlats and reference tree. Address World’s Dl«pensary Medical Association. Buffalo, N. Y. varamai mid dobs nos lost none oi u» i interest through not having been pre* । If Th® Baby 1» Cutting Teeth. viously told, says the Philadelphia . ..j sure and nse that old and well-tried Call. Jnst before he rose to give the remedy. Mm.......... Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for impasaioned reading of his poem, children tiething. r—soften* ------ ? teething. ----------------It soothes the. child, “King Lear. ’at the annlvermty dinner of the Sons of St. George. Prof. II. cent* a bottle. A8EMSB* 'dSfePAeuoEil MAWFWE PPEWUIIS &V3J FREE TO DRINKERS OF LION COFFEE ADIRONDA smmaa TRADM MARK amaaaw Wheeler’s/^ Heart • AND Nerve -POSITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, LdIIgdsu. SleeplMsneM and all derangemcnm Papers and Periodicals. In -tlie United States there are 1,855 daily newspapers, 31 papers published every other day, 227 published twice a week, and 14,017 weekly newspapers. Eighty-five newspapers are published every two weeks, 240 are published twice a month, 3,125 every month, and 307 published every two months and every three months. There are 20,000 papers and periodicals in the United State*. There h more Catarrh In this section of the country than all.other diseases put together, and until the last few years wM supposed to be incurable. For a great many years docters pronounced tt a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by ennstintly falling to cure with local treatment, pronuuuced U Incurable. 8clet.ee has proven catarrh to be a constitution­ al disease, and. therefore, requires coustltuttanal treatment. Hall’s catarrh Cure, tnanufaotured by F. J. Chtaey & Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. | It is taken Internally in doses from 10 drops to ateaspoontut. p. arts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces <>f th® ijilem. Thev offer one hundred dollars for any carte It falls to cure. Send lor circulars and testimonials. Aodress. ■ F. J. cnasmr & Co., Toledo, o. CB^Sold by Druggists. "5c. — Nervous Sjutetn. UNEXCELLED Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from opiates, 100 full »lxe doses, 50c. M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand RapasiMld:..) Savings Bank, says he cannot say too much In favor of ••Adironda,’’ Wheelers Heart and Nerve Cure. Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine O®.. Cedar Springs, Mich. Sold by. HASTI NOS, Your Daily Bread MICH. ® Is no doubt a matter of some concern to yon, but not bo when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a; cheap hirich at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery iu the city. fl. E. REMKES. FROFK. FtflKNL KUN ON fl QLOTHINQ 5T0QKI Houseman, Donnally & Jones’ Store Besieged with Clothing' Buyers! < Merchandise Swept Away by the Excited Hosts! How could it be otherwise when a reputable firm advertises to sacrifice an up-to-date stock of Clothing, Fur nishing ishing Goods, Goods. Hats, Caps, etc., valued at $150,000. $150,000, in the short space of eight weeks. They Believed! They Read! every garment. Your Confidence IS Our R before quoted in this city. You should not expend As fMt ~ W - men can wait on the people our stock is going. We knew it would. HOUSEMAN, DONNALLY & JONES, MONROE STREET, CORNER WATERLOO, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. . t .-J �Hastings Thursday, Nov. 15, 1894MARSHALL L. COOK. ,miMO AS 8XCONIV-CIUJM MATTEB AT TMX HASTWOa, MICH., POWTOFFICK, AUGUST 14. 18T9- editorial notes Had David B. Hill been elected Governof New York by a good majority on the 6th Inst there is little doubt we think, that he would have been tbe democratic candi­ date for president in 1896. But the sad fate that has overtaken David in tbe cy­ clone which passed over the state of N. Y. on that date, has so crippled him, that with all his political intrigue and devil­ ment, he is ao completely battered, bruised and broken, tbat he will hardly be pre­ sentable. Tbe wounds he has received, won’t heal in time, in fact be will be com­ pelled to walk on political crutches the rest of hisjllfe, with a very few indeed, so poor as to do him reverence. David re­ ceived bls last political congratulations, when be was nominated for Governor of N. Y., the wild cheers that rent the air at the convention, lured David on to his sure death, by getting him into the track of that terrific political cyclone, which was already to sweep over the state, and wait­ ing only for Hill and Tammany to get into line, so that by one full swoop, the political atmosphere ot the state might be cleansed. Tbat cyclone has “did” the business for David B. Hill, and he stands as much chance to climb to Heaven on a rope lad der as to secure the nomination for presi­ dent .in 1896. Will the democratic eye be turned again te tbe lone fisherman of Buz­ zard Bay? Will be again be the Moses to lead bis people into the paths of political, democratic righteousness, “filled with per­ fidy and dishonor?” Will he still be consid­ ered the embodiment of the materialized spirit of General Jackson, and the nation­ al simplicity of a Thomas Jefferson? Will he still be tbat man of destiny, who under Providence is to raise up the brazen ser­ pent in the democratic wilderness and ask his party to behold It and live? Will the serpent be of burnished gold or shining sliver that he wilt cause to be erected, which ? Will any one be able to predict which it will be, until after the stuffed prophet couats noses? Will he if elected again, counsel his partv to tear down the American flag for the third time, and put the swarthy Queen uf the Cannibal Is­ lands back on the throne, and turn the hands of a century’s progress, backward on tbe dial uf time? Will he continue a policy of free trade which causes England, Canada and foreign countries to laugh, while America weeps and labor starves.? These arc considerations which tbe rank and file of tbe democratic party have been thinking about, of late, and the re­ turns show conclusively that these unpre­ cedented republican majorities have come to us from tbe votes of dlssappolnted and disgusted democrats. The case was fairly submitted to the jury of tbe Ameri­ can people and there is no uncertain sound in the verdict rendered. Already we hear the rumbling ot dissatisfiaction in democratic papers, at the con­ duct of Grover, in the campaign just closed, charging that he sulked in his tent and did nothing to help secure a democratic victory, it is just as well, for; bad he placed himself in the track of the republi­ can cyclone, he too like Hill, would have swept Into “Inocuous dlsuetude” just as all of the more prominent upholders of free trade and free silver have been. (See the returns from all tbeStates.) Grover, will be made the scape goat up­ on whose back they will load all their in­ firmities, (and what a load it will be) and be will be asked to take them into the wilderness, and what a eight It would be to see him unload and what an immense wilderness to bold them all! He will be bo completely crushed, tbat be could not run again for president nor anything else. So Grover too will be oot of tbe race for ’96 and who will tbe unlucky • man be? "and tbe prophets, where are they?” It is quite amusing to read, and hear, tbe causes, and reasons given, for the wonderful revolution of public sentiment in the election juat held. The unpreced­ ented majorities of the Republican party, were a great surprise, to Republicans themselves. We were looking and ex­ pecting a very severe storm, but were not looking for a cyclone. The states where elections had been held before, gave evi­ dence of 4 great change in public senti­ ment, tbat foreboded Republican victory, sure enough, but not such a crushing de­ feat, as will compel democracy to reorgan­ ize their lines, and change front, on the doctrine of free trade, or a tariff for rev­ enue only, or go down to stay in *96. True they are pledged to carry on the wort of tariff reform, having served notice that they have just Inserted the entering wedge, and will never rest until a full fledged Wilson Bill, shall become the law This threat, we think was the principal cause of Democracy's overthrow. There are ukod Id Mbool br bl. teoeber, what tbe wu for amteklat hia Ixnd K> mum far doing good II had stuck right by, and voted the succo­ tash ticket, everything would have been lovely. Some say the cause was brought about by Grover, who wltbeld bls mighty ____ and did nothing for the party, influence, fearing that if he should come down heavy he would break ‘ the platform and elect Hill, and knock his Presidential aspira­ tions for ’96, into smithereens. The hon­ est causes, that have so sorely defeated the democracy are many, so many indeed that each one may take his choice, as to which was the more potent, (and there will styi be a goodly number left,) they were taken and submitted to a jury of the American people, and the overwhelming verdict is. Democracy has been weighed in tbe balance, and found wanting. In tbe language of the Darky, dat are goose am cooked. Grover gone Into Innocuous desuetude; Hill, carried on the wings of of the wind, by the storm that came down from Long Island, bearing him on to tbe gulf of oblivion; Wilson, looking for rest, and finding nnne, until he reaches tbe tight little Isle, where his friends will offer sympathy,and condolence; “Old Bloo­ dy Bridles,” stuck in populist mud, up to his ears, inquiring his wav to Chicago, to sympathize with Mayor Hopkins and Gov. Altgeld, no doubt: the pale horse, and his rider of Michigan, blown to atoms, from the bark, Tim Nestor, and only one survivor left, to legislate this winter, against republican cyclones in Michigan. perauoa, don’t win. Wbo pays for those «000 circulars <11*tribute^ over Barry County, written or signed Mr. or Mr*. »(?) Anony­ mous? Mr. Donovan, of Bay City, will, with­ out doubt, or opposition, be tbe democratic leader in tbe next legislature. The fight for ’96 Is on. is it1? Should think you better get tira fight of *94 off lhe board before you set It up. Hull Houm Chicago. A putter read before . he Hastings Womens Club by Miss Edith M Babcock-Published by request. When this subject first came to me, which, by the way I knew nothing about, nor had I beard uf it at all, immediately various and curious suggestions began to pour In upon me from different persons. Ohe from a brother, who said he knew what tbat waa. dlden’t see what any one wanted to write on that for; it was a Seed bouse in Chicago nine stories high, made of pressed brick. For lhe benefit of those who have never heard of “Hull House," I will offer the following description, glean­ ed from two short articles furnished by two ladies of the Club, with notes and comments of my own. The main object I suppose. In bringing up this subject is to show what one woman can do, or what a vast deal of good can be done by women If they are willing to sacrifice self. "Just the woman that I see before me, Jerusalem! what a storm It was, when might make truth, simplicity and helpful­ you look it all over. ness the fashion, and put upon falsehood, extravagance and idleness, the ban of vul­ The Barry County Democrat on the is­ garity." Not many years ago there lived a little sue of the 8tn last says: “While the democracy was beaten and beaten badly, girl in a country town in Illinois. She was a gray eyed, slender little crea­ the campaign of 1896 Is opened. The ture, full of day dreams. She had a pasdemocracy enters it with brilliant pros­ slon for beautiful things, built air castles pects, on a sound record made during the aud told what she would do when she was a woman. contest just closed, etc.” “I shall have a splendid house! "said she Well! Well! Such faith as is manifested "I wont have it in a row with other houses; in tbe above, must challenge the admira­ it shall stand by iteelf, all the rooms shall tion of every reader. Our own Michigan have books and pictures and 1 am going by 100,000 plurality, N. Y. by Ififf.OOO or to have it right In lhe midst of other houses dingy, dreadful bouses, streets and streets | mure; with tbe black hole of democracy, of them, so that people who can’t have (N. Y. City), electing a republican mayor much, can come and enjoy my things,” There was plenty of money aud sbe was by a large majority, and every state going republican majorities such as has never an only child. She bad the usual round of school life, and school friends. Then her been given before. One lone member of father and mother were taken from her and the state legislature in Michigan left to the she was left an orphan, with a fortune. democracy; the champion Wilson of tariff \ So she went abroad for travel and study,4 fame, badly beaten ■ (unless the vote of taking with her a friend to share with her tlie advantages and pleasure. There she England Is couoted) and Bland and Hol­ saw palaces finer than the splendid bouse man with all the leaders of free silver and of which she had dreamed. She saw pomp free trade, burled beyond tho hope of a aud luxury, and in their midst, the dingy, political resurrection by the storm dt bal­ dreadful houses with their tolling poor. But the rich American girl cared mure for lots that fell from the hands of tbe people. these, than sbe did for those in tbe palaces. With a profound admiration we are com­ She wanted her grand house more than pelled to say in tbe language of scripture. before, much more, aud wanted it in tbe place where hard-working men. women “We have found so great faith, no net in and children were. Israel.” So she and her friend went to London and there devoted themselves to learning Wo notice that the Journal man in the the Ins and outs of charitable work. Then she came back home to Chicago eager to last issue, takes exceptions to what test her experiences. said in conversation, to a gentleman in Chicago Is called the granary of the the streeeta, concerning the taxation of northwest. Yet here little ones go suppergovernment,bonds. We don’t consider it leas to bed, and guant -suffering remains worth our while or time, to educate the undisturbed by tbe money princes. Here Is the greatest railroad center of tbe world Journal man on all tbe subjects where he but here too are hordes of men, willing to goes wrong, iu too big a job, and life is work, haunting the station houses for a too short for such a herculean task. Tbe place to sleep, and searching in garbage conversation referred to, was with a Gen­ heaps for food. This woman found her field for work on tleman on the streets. one of the most notorious streets in toe great city of Chicago. It is in tbe west div­ We notice that the cyclone just passed ision of the city, on Halstead street East has had a wonderful effect on the Has­ of tbe spot she chose,and between that and tings volcano, that of late has been emit­ tbe river is an Italian culuny ot about ten thousand persons; south are thick settle­ ting only eruptions of smoke, smut and ments of Germans; Poles and Russians, slander. Its last eruption seems to be al­ west are Frencb-Canadlans, north are Irish. most human’ We don’t know bow long Quite a variety and wide range fora neigh­ this may last we fear though, that “the borhood, vet her neighbors were to be her friends. The house sbe selected is a large, dog will return to his vomit, and tbe sow square building, an old family mansion, that was washed, to her wallowing in tbe abandoned by its owner as trade and 1mmigratiuu made tbe vicinity undesirable. mire.” It had long been nsed as a tenement house aud Its occupants bad swarmed through Ln the election just passed, as In many the specious rooms like rate. other things, we bear men telling just how But this was Just her idea where and the defeat came about, and If they had aud what the grand house of her youthful It wu called "Hull been listened to defeat could base been dreams might be. averted. Josh Billings says. “I never bet House” after Its former owner, and Is now known by tbat name. any money on the man who is always tel­ She planned to first make ft wholesome, ling what be would have done, had be then beautiful. Sbe had all the plumbing been there, 1 notice tbe cuss never gets torn out and the most approved system Putin. Walls were artistically pioered there.” and hung with pictures, floors laid, pollbhed aud spread with rich rugs. Tbe whole An honest democrat, or an honest repub­ arrangement of the vast building was that lican prefers to make his party figat, under of an elegant, refined and well ordered Some one asked, “bow his party flag, and that accounts for much private house. of tbe great gains for tbe republican long will it be nice after a few hundred dirty Italian children have tramped party in Barry County, and no doubt in through it?” But she did not worry about many other countries. Honest men will her things. At first there wu a difficulty not vote a ticket, half horse, half man, in making the class sbe sought to reach, appreciate the situation. But u her and half alligator. neighbors were to be her friends she hop­ ed for mutual benefits from the associa­ If tbe editorial department of tbe Ban- tion. She invited on different evenings, meh don’t suit you this week, charge It people of different nationalities to her home, providing for them an entertain­ up to the Old Man. Tbe editor has turned ment such as she had been accustomed In deer-slayer, and gone up north for a week other bouses. Thus there came to be tbe Saturday eve­ or two of rest and recreation, We know nings devoted to reading Italian authors tbe returns from election will by the cultured men and women of that publicans feel charitable for a while, at nation. Tbe sick and tbe sorrowful also haunt tbe doors of Halt House. Then there is the nursery, the kinder­ Tbe laborers ot this country thought garten, tbe sewing and tbe cooking class­ they could stand soup awhile, for a es, np to tbe evening lectures on cultivat­ change, but they have now served notice ed subject*, and concerts of the best oo democracy that they don’t want tt for a music. Philosophers, scientists and artiste de­ steady diet light to be invited to address Hall House audiences of humble folk. Each week is Tbe wise man said “a foot and his mon­ classified so tbat every hour is filled. But of all this, have there been results worthy ey are soon parted.” We don’t know who of note? this hits, do you? Perhaps If you should Once there was a liquor saloon next door lhe Hull House. Now there stands an art gallery and- branch of the public wig^t enlighten yon. library. Business men have heard of It with a thought of doing good; learning tbe secret that to help others In a good this fall, but tbe principal reason is, F didn't get votes enough. wbodsoetvw retumed, and sirengtteulng tbe hands of _________________________ inch better it is to give, then to receive; to Jove our neigh­ bor as ourselves, and although not many in tbe rush and strife of life now-a-dsys of wMeh shall stand first, or tbe first one that gels there Is the beat fallow, are suf­ fering with an enlargement of th® or can *ee, as illustrated In this sketch, the love and fellowship which will some day. make all mankind stand in closer re­ lation. We are apt to think what we can do would only be a little ripple in the vast sea of humanity. But It Is the little chances we let pass by; tbe UlUe oppor­ tunities for doing good that are lost. And we look back upon them and wy, “We might have done, why didn’t we?" •We dream of a fountain of knowledge. We loner aloos on Ita brink. And try with tte crystalline water* Forever just meaning to drink. Night fall*, and oar tasks are unfinished. T(mj late our lost chances we rue. Good friend*, while our comrades were do­ ing We only were meso I ng to do. Literary Notee. Mr. Hardy’s new novel, “The Simple­ tons,” will begin in the Christmas Har­ per’s, and continue through the year 1895. As In most of this author’s stories the seene Is In Wessex. Unlike "Teas,” tbe tale is chiefly concerned with tbe fortunes of tbe hero. Marguerite Merlngton. the author of “Captain Lettarblalr.” which has bean call­ ed the best comedy written by an American has a short story, “A Sister of Annunci­ ation,” in tbe November Harper’s Maga­ zine, Tbe hero Is a tenor Iu grand opera, and the heroine gives the name to tte story. “An Evening With Trilby”4s the name given to a new form of entertainment de­ vised by residents of Omaha, Nebraska. Invitations were issued for a social meet­ ing. to be held at a private residence, and to bring together artistic people—those who care for literature and music and drawing, and especially those who cared for Mr. DuMaurier’s latest books above ail other books of the year. From the printed programme it appears that there were essays on “The Story of Trilby,” "DuMaurier, and His Life and Work.” “Tbe French of Trilby, and tbe Quartier Latin,” “The Identlly of the Artists In Trilby,” “Trilby’s Voice and Method,” "Trilby as a Hypnotic Subject,” and “Could Trilby be Successfully Dramatiz­ ed?’’ Aud there were songs, rendered by a male quartette—the song,. "Malbrouck s’eu va-l’en Guerre." "Ben Bolt," “Au Claire de la Lune;" and other songs, no doubt, which,If Mr. DuMaurier had not re­ membered, the world might some time have forgotten.—Harpers and Bros. Publisher* Trilby. Notice, We are in tte market for all kinds of poultry, for which we pay cash. Oppo­ site Hendershott's store. H. Close. HVDXIHTIQM NUTSHKLLEO Greatest Illi Rv 1 lOnl book out Tell* all about this wonderful subject. Whatever your views are on Hypnotism, you will Cud this book ot groat value. Published price. SO ceuta. Bent tree, transportation prepared. It you remit 25 cents for subscription to Uctuoa aud Hearth*, tbe elegant household monthly Address HOMEBAND HEARTHS PUBLISHING CO., New York. CHASE A SANBORN'S Within the next thirty day I will sell AT COST My entire stock of Millinery, fancy goods, hoods, fascinators, Etc., Etc. Mrs. Game Spence TROY LAUNDRY. HASTINGS, MICH. On account of the exceeding hard times the Troy Laundry has concluded to make the following reductions in prices: Low Prices In fact making price on Good Goods as low as our neighbor do on a cheaper grade. Our Customers Gent's List. Shirts, . . . Night Shirts, . Woolen Shirts. Under Shirts, . Drawers, . . Socks, per pair, Price,-' Price I 10 c 10 c IO c 8c 8c 5C 8c 8c 8c 5= 5C 3P Collars 2 c. Cuffs 4 c. per pair. Special Low Rates on Family Washings. Goods called for and delivered. Try the Troy Laundry. We are, sure they can and will please you. appreciate our efforts to please and furnish them with the best goods on the market. We want you to Price Our Lamps We are showing a fine line, from the cheapest to the dearest. Honest Goods. Honest Deals. Everyone Treated Alike. Hams & —VanftrinaiL You cannot Afford to use an old fashioned stove or range when it can be replaced by a Majestic, which consumes less than half the fuel. If you “Seal Brand” Coffee Ovtr.TRMttyOne Million People orid’o FalrOnxmdn People Begin to find out that we ace ‘ indeed making very One door of Journal Office,...................... Love your Own fireside, and have a proper appreciation of the faith ful and self-sacrificing effort of your Wife Do not neglect to supply her with every convenience to lighten her labor ot love in your behalf. The steel range Majestic, will do more to bring happiness, health and' comfort to your home than anything of which you can conceive. Those who use it declare that no words ever? spoken or written can praise it THIS IS THE COFFEE BE­ Too much ING SERVED AT THE EXHIB­ IT OF THE MAJESTIC STEEL RANGES AT THE STORE OF GOODYEAR BROS. L. E>. Stauffer, Goodyear Bros WNext Saturday, the 17th ends the stay oi the. Majestic'salesmen. We cannot continue the special price made by the factory alter the salesmen leave. Goodyrar Bros. SOLE AGENT. Don.t be mislead Don’t let our competitors make you be­ lieve that be­ cause we’re sell­ ing goods BO cheap that they are not first class goods. All we ask is a fair compari­ son. Be sure and get our prices before buying. We want your butter, eggs, poultry and game. We pay highest market price. JOS. ROGERS The Old Oaken Bucket and the New Range Majestic, When weary and worn with my trials domestic, And feeling that woman’s work never was done, I long for that new style of range called Majestic, Which is sold in Hastings by Goodyear the Hardware man. The new style Majestic, The lovely Majestic, Sold in Hastings by Goodyear, The Hardware man. . At times I almost am tempted to risk it, And spend my last dollar; it would not be strange, Just think of an oven that browns little biscuit In three minutes time—what a wonderful Range. The new style Majestic, The lovely Majestic, ’Tis a pleasure to cook On this beautiful range. Each lady declares it gives real satisfaction, So quickly her cooking and baking is done. You will find this wonderful range of attraction Is selling to many, and Goodyear is the man. ’ . The new steel Majestic, The perfect Majestic, The omly Majestic, And Goodyear is the man. See the range in operation every day this week at our store. Delicious coffee and biscuit for all. The range will be explained with pleasure*, whether you wish to buy or not. Ladies especially invited. GOODYEAR BROS �•jhun.’.-n, Nov. 15. 18^4. W. e CUG >L - Ls »: KkMwr.________ DO you KNOW THAT THE UPTO DATE 1,1 A 1 call Cook 4 Cook's. taB^vW’M P,<r'1’ °‘ JneUoe Kanaaton tried a case ot awault and battery antaat E. E. Sall,bury on complaint ot Floyd aibeon Monday Vtrdlct wu rendered, not guilty. R*p- THE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. • tlKCMLSTlON • 85 quires. Hereafter, chan sea tor advertisements j,.,,; reach thia ofilce Tueadaya »t latest tc fcsure ir.'ertlou In the Issue ot the week when brought.___________ A new serial slory will commence next keek. We: want to hear trom 111 «>rre»P<®<iMtB U^W. Cmt. spomk nts—Remember to get in {fair items early. • Winter te close at hand and every one who has to buy groceries, of course desires to get as much for tbelr money as possible Special gale Saturday Nov, 18, 1894, at for the times are rotten close and a little pe Bankrupt state. money has to go a long way, so do not Cail in at Miss Feighner’k and see the forget to call on . Cook A Cook. be v winter underwear. The new postage stamp* just Issued Are L. K. Stauffer hastiad steam heating ap- not received; favorably. They are veiy |:aiatus placed iu his house. poorly gummed and In color a washout out i r first bob of the season made Its ap. looking shade of rose. They have just .'•»< Tuesday morning. been received at our ^ost offi>« and we Fat mars who hue not finished their think the kick against them te a righteous one. [fail work will have cold fingers. Cohrtinpened Monday and was adjournMr. Glenn W. Greenfield says, that if j. : by1 letter to Monday Nov, ID at 10 a. m, you want a “Ready to wear suit". Dress. Attend the Chrysanthemum Festival at Semi Dress or Business. Call on him he’ll ithe M E. church parlors next Wednesday be glad to see bte Bany County friends and they’ll gain by doing it Greenfield te with E. S. Pierce Clothier. ••tinder the We have nut heard from a few of our icof respondents in several weeks. Let us Tower Clock" Grand Rapids. ।hear from you. )¥ord received from R. K. Grant’s hunt parly states he lias killed two deer and !.i;kv Waters one. I Ib- M. B. Streeter theatrical company tbiiidd to play in this city last week.slrand- [ I •tl before reaching here. Barbour Theatre Co. at the opera house were obliged to wait so long last Saturday to-eight and remainder of week. Id an en­ and some that we oould not wait upon at tirely new and brilliant repertoire of eome- all. that in the future we shall have suffi­ cient help to see that the wants of all who Prices, It, 30, and 80 cents. favor us with their patronage are supplied. Prosecuting Attorney Sweezey evldentWOOLLKY A BBONSON. has some friends In Nashville. He got the most votes In this product of any can­ New te the time that you will want to didate for any office.—Nashville News. begin to look around fbr your Christmas Donovan, from Bay City, the only man Koods. Think of aometbing that will be who will represent tbe democrats In our useful as well as ornamental. When yon next legislature, could make a fortune ex­ have done that we believe that you will hibiting himself as a dime museum freak. oertalnly go to Phillipa dr Erbs and get one of those fine lamps or some of that Mrs. Mary Bailey, wife of Frank Bailey that beautiful glassware. Remember ths and sister of John Holden died at her they want your produce and will pay yon home Id this city on Friday. She waa buried in the cemetery near Cressy, town­ the highest market price for it. A Literary Society has been formed by ship of Prairieville on Sunday. Barbour Theatre Co. in an entirely new the High School students, and a new con­ stitution adopted. The school board have and brilliant repertoire of comedtes: new ■’pedalties, and prices tbat are With tbe1 permitted the society to use the vacant times. Change of play each night. Watch room on the second floor in the new school small bills. Opera bouse to-night and re­ building for holding their meetings. At the meetings as a rule only members will be ad­ mainder of week. mitted. Bat occasionally an open one will Examine Phillips A Erts stock of erock­ be held when a small admission fee will ery aud lamps. They have beautiful fancy becbxrxed. Hurt » kocletr » U>K to » iampe, just the thing for a Xmas present, and it would not be a bad idea to make your selection early, while the sleek to full. In Oil and Japan. And will save you more money than any other paint made. SHERWIN WILLIAM’S it Has Stood n,e For Colors in Oil and Japan. <5 years. Wall Paper, Window Shades, Surfacene, All Kinds of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Stains for House and Fancy Work. BOOKS, SCHOOL GLOBES, KINDERGARTEN SUPPLIES, . SuHOOL RECORD BOOKS, CRAYONS, ERASERS, ETC. Joseph Benkes went to Bsttle Creek Tuesday, to attend the wedding of a cousin. Will Darby and Roy Matthews visited the former’s parents near Freeport Satur­ day and Sunday. Will Hitchcock, jr., lias returned from Joliet,Hjs., where he has been for tbe jMtst few months. Mrs. James P. Roberts has been spend­ ing a week in Kalamazoo, the guest of Mrs. Henry Hoyt Mrs. Yutz Is attending 8. 8. Convention at Grand Rapids as delegate trom the Presbyterian S. School. Mesdames, M. L. Cook, A. D. Niskern, M. W. Hicks and Miss Maude Trego went to Grand Rapids Tuesday. W. H. GOODYEAR, £S£r. A MONEY SAVER IS . . . A MONEY MAKER Our Snag Proof Rubber Boot is a money maker—money for you be­ cause it will outwear any other Rubber Boot in the market at the price, See our Quilted boots, just the- thing for cold weather, and remember that we have the largest stock of boots in the county. Our line of Ladies’ and Gents’ fine shoes is complete. Give us a call. W. H. SPENCE. Mrs. Caddie VanArman who has been in Utah for some time returned to this city last week and is the guest of Mrs. M. W. Riker and other friends. Prof. Holden who has been filling Prof. Sterling's place at Hastings during the latter’s illness was a guest of Prof. Daven­ port over Sunday.—Woodland News. I Strayed, (our calves trom tlie premises ot A. McQueen. Middleville. All who have accounts at Mrs. Carrie Spence’ please call and settle. Miss Mac Boberts rill hold dancing school it Spiritualists Hall, tomorrow, Henry Jones bad another stroke of parTbe ti’e for the Broadway sewer has (Friday) evenlag. aijsis. Friday night and it was thought be been drawn and stakes for the Hue of We generally carry all kinds ot feed and was dying. He is somewhat better, bow- work laid out Work commenced Tues­ three kinds ot the best hour manafactur'« at present. Cook 4 Cook. day morning, the ground being frozen M Bqrn, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice, of down only a few inches. Worthy Sloan Cookies, cracknels, crackers, codfish and Fiiot. Mkh., Nov. 10, a 9 lb., daughter. has the contract for doing the work, and currants at Cook 4 Cook’s. Mrs. Rice was formerly Miss Rose M. Ed. Holbrook will act as superintendent Mrs. A. C. Lane, ot Grand Rapids, will Lowell, of Quimby. for tbe pity’s interest. It will be pushed be at Mrs. Oolgrovtes Tuesday Nor. SOth, with the latest designs In art, needle work Do not forget that prices on bats are the through as rapidly as possible. lowest at Miss Feighner’a and you also We thank our friends and customers for and itamplng patterns. Lessons free. have the advantage of the largest stock in the large patronage which we have re­ Try Chase 4 Sanborn Coffee. This Is '1 Lhe city to select from. ceived of late and would say to those who the coffee being served kt the exhibit of ’ For finishing interior of houaee. MASURY’S COLORS Mrs. R. D. Bailey, whose husband was formerly principal of tbe High School, te Middleville had a time ofj rejoicing the guest of Prof, and Mrs. W. D. Sterl­ Tuesday night while waiting for election ing. returns. The band played and speeches Mrs. Lillian Botum te attending the were made by prominent republicans. State Sunday School convention at Grand They felt especially happy because all of Rapids this week as delegate from the M. Thornapple's can didatea M. S. Keeler, ~ ‘ E. S. S. Jas. H. McKevitt and Fred W. Walker Mrs. A. Woolley, of Hastings, is tbe were elected. guest of her sister. Dr. Mary E. Smith, at 573 South Lafayette street.—Grand Kapidji There are many things placed to the credit of newspaper men for which they Herald. are not responsible, such as using partial­ Fre>h Taffy un band at Coj’s, one door ity in mentioning visitors, giving news east of Goodyear Bros, hardware. Finest about some folks and leaving others out, line of confecitonery in the city. etc. The editor simply prints the news as The best ot kerosene oil and gasoline al- he can find It Some people inform him way? on hand. Everything on band, why about sueb items, and others do not doi Cook A Cook. From reports in the state press it ap­ Phillips A Erb sell groceries as cheap pears that contageous diseases, especially a-? any one iu tqwu and thev are of the typhoid fever and diphtheria are prevalent best quality in the bargain and always In our state. We should fortify ourselves frvsh. • as much as possible against these diseases. .Herbert Bishop and Miss Ix?na Geiger Nothing aids more In preserving good were married ou the 10th Inst. by Rev. health than clean back yards and alleys Thde Cox at the home of the groom's father and absence of decayed vegetable matter in this city. . In cellars or elsewhere. Masury’s Varnishes, BERRY BROS.’ Hard Oil. ,Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lombard were In Those coupons to be had with cash trade »tW. H. Goodyear, E. y. DogS, Grand Rapids Saturday. Woolley and Bronson’s, Hicks & bpente Mrs. E. Diamond is entertaining her and L. E. Stauffer’s are worth looking mother from Ann Arbor. after. They go same as xash at F. R. John Busby and W. R. Cook left for lhe Pancoast’s store. north last Thursday noon. Mtes Phyllis Diamond spent Saturday Your attention 1s called to the adverttemeut of Housemen, Donnaltey and Jones and Sunday in Grand Rapids. of Grand Rapids on our Inside local page. Mrs. W. H. Stebbins went to Ypsilanti They say it will pay you to come 100 miles Saturday to see her daughter Fannie. even If you have only a suit W clothes to b-Henry Osborn left for the north Monday purchase. morning to join R. K. Grant and party. Hello! Greenfield! 1 want a winter suit Mrs. M. A. Keeler, of Jackson, te visit that’ll wear and fit me as well as those you Ing her dsughter, Mrs. W. S. Chidester. sold me last Spring. Can you do It? Every Mrs L. C. Beadle has been spending the time, said Glenn W. Greenfield with E. S. week with her daughter Sabie in Jackson. Pierue. Clothier “Under tbe Tower Clock’ Mr. and Mrs. Richmond, of Grand Rap­ Grand Rapids. . ids were guests at Will Hams on Sunday. We cannot enumerate the one hundredth Mrs. Jane Walker, of Wisconsin, te part of our stock, but call and examine, and visiting her Deice Mrs. Jphn Michael and if we lack anything that you want, first family. spit It out. and we will send Herb or’l Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Young spent Sunday George for It. Remember. at Bellevue with Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook A Cook. Young. is THE BEST, Covers More, Wears Longer, Looks Best Glenn W. Greenfield will make it an object pWlieWaldorff and mother visited near for yon to see him. He’s with E. S. Pierce BL Johns last week. Clothier, "Under Ute Tower Clock”, Grand Geo. 8. Bassett, of MlddlevUle. was in Rapids. the city Saturday. FRLD L.HLflTH Highest prices paid tor live poultry and by Jos. Kogers, on Saturdays, Tues­ days and Wednesdays. ii.^.r Sherwin Williams’ Paint Mra Frink Hims, bu reiurued trom Mlnnraoti. People who cnntemplale ordering Photo­ R«v. Wooten, ot Freeport wm to tbe graphs tor Holiday gin, should commence now and give ns ample chance to get th’ city Monkey. work out In due time. Rlcll*r<i! ’l»n‘ Sund.y to Middleville. H. J. CmusTMAs. Will Kelly, ot Grand Ilapldn, I, visiunr It you’re coming to Grand Rapids soon Intending to buy Men or Buy’. Clotbesi rrlends here. fvui.y prescriptions Tais week, ** in clothing. See their adv. on talde local DRUG store is located < POOR EAST OF THE ril Y BANK. WHERE ALL TuE POPULAR PATENT Ml P1CINES ARE SOLD, WIG-KE YOU CAN GET YOUR HVE STUFFS PUT UP RIGHT ,\r> PURE, WHERE YOUR \RE1 ILLED AS WRITTEN. ■WHERE WHEN YOU CALL PI’R AN ARTICLE YOU GET \V1I \T YOU CALLED FOR \\p PHYSICIANS PRESCRIP­ IONS ARE COMPOUNDED WITH PURI- DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, WHERE EVERYTHING IS PURE, CHEAP AND RIGHT. U' Ql'"il>S ’rt*l:hwl ln Ute Majestic Steel Ranges at tbs store ot Goodyear Bros. L. E. Stauffer, sole agent Michigan Day Nov. 11, was observed by the Presbyterian Young Peoples Society ot Christian Endcavorers. A special pro­ fram having been prepared and offering In These Times A dollar looks as large as a town clock, and a man has got to see the same proportionate value in the goods he buys. This week we are offering. GOOD HEAVY COTTON UNDERWEAR FOR 35c BEST WHITE MERINO “ 40c SHIELD FRONT and DOUBLE BACK GREY UNDERSHIRTS, 50o WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR S1.25. taken In state work. The word Majestic Is the synonym for all that l» grand and good, and the grand steel range Majestic is all that tbe name implies. Visit the sxblblt and have Its many excellent points shown to you. We de not say we have tbe best ot everything sold In a grocery store, nor that we sell the cheapest, hot remember we sell as good as anybody end wUl not be undersold. Do you understand that? Cook A Cook. We are in receipt ot an Invitation to at­ tend tbe meeting ot Ute tsnd Sanitary Convention, held under lhe auspices ot the State Board ot Health Thursday and Friday Nov. SUnd and sard at Charlotte. Gov. Bleb, Prof. Vaughan, ot Ann Arbor, and oilier notables will be present, boric very ratable paper, will be pnwutod and 15c to 45c WOOL SOCKS from The reputation of this house is it’s most valuable posession and is your sure guarantee of square dealing. Gloves and Mittens Pluih aud’etoth Caps. R. K. Grant �—JUST PLAIN FACTS. For a quarter of MEN’S MUSTACHES. The Evening News, The Great Daily of Michigan.1 AAA AAA AA at least *s sP®nt *or living expenses every year •SMKXCiXCby subscribers of The Detroit Evxrao Nxwa The shrewd advertiser knows this, and by using the advertising columns of The News secures his share of this enormous’sum. 60,000 subscribers probably means 200,000 readers, and instead of the sum above, we should Advertise In The Evening News if you want Results. Read The Evening News if you want News. OT. KU CORY. THE EVENING NEWS, 10 CINTO’ * R 3 MONTHS BY MAIL nrraniT DETROIT. J Agencies In ewery village, town and cky in tho State of Michigan. TRAINING SEALS. Bexnorkablo Intolligenoa Displayed by tho Amphibians. “There In no limit to the capabili­ ties of Beals,** said Prof. Woodward to a St. Louis Globe-Democrat reporter. “They not only learn to imitate, but they also reason. Unlike other ani­ mals, the seal is trained without pun­ ishment. In fact, to use a whip would be to frighten the animal, which is tlie most timid and nervous of all brute creation. It will learn by imitation, and none has ever lived long enough to test its capacity for acquiring knowledge. There is a steady and constant bnproven ent in them until they die. . A seal understand* that it is to be rewarded if it performs what is expected of it, and that it is not to be rewarded if it fails, which indi­ cates reasoning faculty. If a perform­ ing seal has done its work, and by any oversight fails to get its fish, it will flap its tail on the floor and cry to at­ tract the attention of its trainer; but if it has not done its work, no fish is expected, and wheu it fails to get any no objection is made. “In the training of seals another ex­ ception to usual training methods is made. It is never Well to begin too early. The baby seals are weak and — a.cnto «»uu cannot stand the strain. The human expression in the Cyes of seals has often been commented upon, aud it is not strange that there should be a good deal of the human in the disposition of these animals. Some of them are inclined to take a very serious view of life, while others Appreciate a joke. Some have a greater degree of intelligence than others, and they all displa.v an affection which approaches the human. “They have been trained to do some very remarkable things, the usual rep­ ertoire, however, being to play banjos, tambomnea, drums, guitars, cymbals, etc., of coarse, without any particular tune, but they will operate the instru­ ment, commencing and stopping at words of command. *They sail yachts by pushing them along; smoke cigars, blowing the smoke away from them, giving the appearance of its coming through their nostrils; sing songs by emitting their peculiar sounds at word of command, one of them playing an accompaniment on a musical instru­ ment; carry a line in the water to a person adrift, turn grindstones, push a needle and make a very interesting imitation of sewing, waltz, climb chairs, stand on their tails, jump, with other diverting feats that show an adaptability to training possessed by no other animal, unless it is the dog. A down seal is also a feature of most performances with trained seals. I do not believe that there are any tricks except those of agility taught to dogs which cannot be successfully imitated by seals, and many aquatic perform­ ances they do that no other animal can. They enjoy the tricks in water, but a troupe of seals does not like the part that has to be done on the stage.’ SHOWED HIS GRATITUDE. ‘ Watch. A good Story about a lawyer is going the rounds. It seems that a tramp waa indieted for stealing a watch. He was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Having no counsel and being without funds and a total stranger, the court assigned his defense to the attorney in question. The tramp was as guilty aa a man ever waa, but as the attorney was young in practice and desirous of grinding off some of his wire edges against the district attorney, he ac­ cepted the task, says the Utioa Ob- CHEAP LIVING IN PARIS. Month. One charm about Paris life is tho fact that living in a certain quarter can never give to one a certain caste. In France one can never judge tbe size of a man’s purse by the size of hia apartment or his position in society by the position of his street This state of things has arisen partly because the blue blood of France—the old nobility of the second empire, whose estates have suffered confiscation or who gave their wealth uncomplainingly for their lost cause, the proudest aristocracy of France—are poor. At one time soma of them were wretchedly so and now, says a writer in the New York Press, their pride still makes palaces of their tiny salons. Besides this the bourgeoisc, whose favorite proverb is "Thrift covers wealth,’’ admire close management, and to them living in a cheap quarter is as much an evidence of money as of the lack of it The cheapest section of Paris where one can live respectably is the Quartier Latin, where the students congregate. This, in return for its cheapness, is stuffy, dirty and touseled, and is, in general, smutted by its atmosphere, which, speaking euphemistically, lacks decided moral tints. And yet many and many a young couple start married life in Paris in this way in the Latin quarter, and a couple, as the students know too well, can live here wonder­ fully well ifjhcy are content to throw away pretentions’and live a 1’ctudiaut. Tlie prices of the Latin quarter are | low because the students arc poor, : Most of them orc on an allowance, aud : some live on as small a sum as fifteen j dollars a month. This requires close । living, it is true, but it can be done, ! and there js still enough left over to - the • cup of coffee and the musio I pay for • of the ca(p in the evening^ and an oc­ casional boat ride down the river. The majority of the students live, all told, upon thirty dollars a month. Here a comfortably furnished room— rather near tho stars, it is true, but then, what student minds that, except when his equilibrium is a trifle diffi­ cult to maintain?—may be rented for the ridiculously small sum of thirty francs (six dollars) a month. It must be remembered that this sum includes bed furnishings, the care and occasion­ al sweeping of the room, and for this sum the young couple who are living thus cheaply may find their shoes polished outside the door in the morn­ ing. For the couple who live thus, in a single room, there is no choice ,but to live out at restaurants, but this need not be expensive. There are numbers of cafes along the Latin quarter boule­ vards where the evening dinner costs, with the waiter’s pourboire, one franc twenty-five centimes (twenty-five cents). The dinner consists of soup, hors d’oeuvre, entre. entremet and des­ sert, with a pint bottle of red or white wine. There are a hundred and one little winding streets running in every direction from the two main boule­ vards, where a dejeuner—the Parisian breakfast — may be bought for the French equivalent of ten cents. These two meals suffice, for none think of eating more than two meals a day in Paris. One may buy a cup of cafe noir on the boulevard for the sum of two cents. It will not require a mathema­ tician to arrive at the conclusion that life in the student quarter does not re­ quire a princely salary. EXACTING PEOPLE. A dem ore-looking little woman en­ tered a drug store in the central port of the city the other evening, says the Courier-Journal, and asked the clerk if they kepi postage stamps. When an- after looking through it, she said she Nothing daunted, the young attor­ ney rose before the jury to sum up his case. Providence bad endowed him with a tongue capable of almost any­ thing. Ho had his address at his tongue’s end, and the manner in which he reeled it off estab­ lished hia name in the commun­ ity in characters aa ineffaceable as the rock-ribs on old Gibraltar. He held the “twelve men tried and true" spell- mouthed wonder. Alternately they laughed and cried, and people in the audience followed their example. It ia said that it took the jury jn*t eight minutes to whitewash tlie tramp and provide him with wings and a halo. The verdict was for acquittal. Tbe tramp, an thoroughly surprised and overcome with emotion that he wanted five oecte’ -^orth. The dark, smiled and said that he could not give; her five cents’ worth, aa they kept only| two-oent stamps. She picked up the nickel, which she had laid on the coun­ ter, and started toward the'door. She stopped before she had reached it, and looked around at the clerk, and said: “Well, you people in thia store are the most unaccommodating persons I ever saw, and I will never buy another thing here as long as I live, and I will tell everybody in the neighborhoodabout you, too. ’’ With that she rushed ’ last seen of her she was walking rapid­ ly up the street When she had left the eleriraaid that was only an example of what took place every day. “Why," he said, “a woman came in to the store the other day and complained on our stamps, and then got perfectly furious when I told her that we did not make them ourselves. I’ll tell you,"' Convincing Story. The first turn of the wheel back­ They Show Somewhat of the Char* ward toward free trade threw 3,0W,(XX) actor of the Wcorers. of American manufacturing operatives out c • employment.• Suits at $10 are cheep. They cost Slgniflcaticn - The Clranly Shiren many bunhels of wheat as a f*5 suit Upper Up 1* Open tu Baecoat when wheat was 75 cents, but the ptctaD. •10 suit is not quite aa good as the S15 Mustaches have moral characters, or ! suit was. the contrary, just as it mav happen, | The difference in the tariff under ami when intelligently atndied and democratic legislation ----------- ------------------------to favor of the ctosslfieil serre as pretty correct to- Melican .tock-ralser enables him to dices to tho temperaments of the per- i lhJ h|, ,tcck 1[)to thta country and sons they are Intended to adorn, says i u ,a competition with stock raised the Chicago Tribune. The nice, trim !| on American farms. and well-behaved mustache rignifles j1 It ia Germany which whacks us this that owner has no striking traits of !1 time. It is thought that the now re­ character. He is neither any better •’ taliatory duties will cost our farmers nor any worse than anyone else. The 1। about $30,003,000. As a commerce de­ smooth manner iu which the hairs of ( stroyer the thimblerig tariff can just even length lie alongside each other bent the Columbia out of sight. signifies an even temperament and an It is a well-known fact that exporte average disposition Such a man will not love or hate desperately. He is in have decreased in au alarming way life what the middle “c” is in music.. since the democratic victory in 1892; e and the treasury reports for the presHe will be fairly successful in all he ent fiscal year show that exports have undertakes, but ho will never under­ fallen even below the corresponding take anything extraordinary. He will never write a grand epic poem nor or­ figures in 1893. „ The excess of government expendi­ ganize an expedition to discover the north pole. He is what may be termed tures over receipt! for the fiscal year a “safe man.’’ Young ladies need not ending June 30, 1894, was 189,803.260. hesitate to wed such a man, but they No republican bookkeeper of Uncle must not expect him to develop into a Sam ever posted an item like that in a _real genius. a,—— quarter of a century’s experience after The scant, retiring mustache that the war. Feeding wheat animals be­ timidly lingers half wav between ------------to farm _ down and real hair has something in cause it ia cheaper than corn may be its favor. Its owner is not murderous good for the animals, but it is mighty or evilly disposed, although he may rough on the farmers who were prom­ smoke cigarettes. Thia style ot mua- | l»«i »1 abuanel tor said product if they tache was originally designed tor would vo»e the dem«Mptio ticket, and clerks In dry goods stores, but it hai ; cannot now get half of that price. since been affected by dudes and others j Wheat is lower on tho farms than it until now it has no field exclusively Its ■ has ever been since tbe era of railways own. Many good “elevah fellahs*’ • set in; Cotton is lower than it has have this kind of mustache, and, j been in fifty years. Iron was never so Viewed in all its lights, it is one of the : low in the history of this country; most harmless, as well as the most ‘ steel biHets at $10.90, steel wire nails hairless, varieties. Persons who are ! at $1 a hundred pounds, iron ore so uncertain whether they want a mus- I cheap that not a ton can be mined tacho or not usually try this style first. ' without loss. The whisk-broom mustache that ; in the ease of tbe three countries of fiercely stands out from the lip, and Brazil, Cuba and Germany the repeal each hair of which asserts its individ-' of the McKinley tariff law and tho uaJity, impresses one very much as • passage of the Gorman law appear to does a “blind-board” on a vicious cow. I have wiped out a market for nearly It means that strangers should beware ' $60,000,000 worth of American products of gettingtoo close to the wearer of it. j per aunum. These products are those Persons who enjoy near relations with | of the farm and the factory, and the such a mustache often learn to love it, i men who have been engaged in probut^as a rule little children and timid ' during this merchandise are thus to wonien shudder at tlie sight of it. Do | Jo£e a portion of their means of livenot enter into a heated argument ' lihood. with a man ow ning that sort ot a mus- | Tho official report of exports from tacho—not if he is larger than yon. Sheffield, England, to the United Such a man means what he says, or at , States during the last quarter shows least lie thinks be docs, and for the I a total of <540.000, as compared with time it amounts practically to tho Saio,575 in tbe preceding quarter, “and same thing. Men with this kind of j two-thirds of the quarter had passed," mustache usually make love but once u London paper explains, "before tho and marry tho girl that they set their | heneUcisl effects of the new American hearts upon, or If she refuses them ! tariff were experienced." ThisinlelHthey inurder her in cold blood and , (fence has a meanin;,- which the arersometimes commit suicide. When a age voter will readily comprehend. man of that kind tells a lie he sticks to For the five years preceding 1890 the it lots better than many others do the annual exports to Germany were truth. It may be remarked, however, about $30,000,1)00 on an average valua­ that all the rules governing this type tion; In 1893 they were $105,000,000, of mustache have numerous exceptions. an increase of about 75 per cent If, The long, drooping mustache that aa is now generally expected, the cus­ looks as if it had lost its sustaining toms concessions which were granted force suggests a withered flower that to the United States by Germany be­ is bowed down because of a drought. cause of the McKinley law arc * Such a mustache appears always to be to be repealed the United States will thirsty, and the chances are that it is. thus lose an annual market for $45,A mustache of that kind, os a rule, 000,000 of products. never thrives except it is well irri­ The best authorities estimatethat ____ gated. If it droops, and is, besides, a every worker in manufactures in bright sandy, or old gold color, it will this country consumes ' annually absorb more moisture than a section of of the farm food produets of the the Sahara. If you don’t believe it United States from $60 to $00 in value, ask it up to the bar some time. Such while the worker in manufactures in o mustache is an expensive one for ita England consumes in the same time owner to keep in a flourishing condi­ only from $4.43 to $6 worth of Ameri­ tion. Many men have seen their can farm products. For every dollar fortunes swallowed up, or, rather, of American food products consumed down, in an effort to keep the roots of by the mill operatives in Europe $20 such a mustache well watered. in value of the same produce finds a The man who has sufficient will market with the mill operatives in the power to overcome a mustache of that United States And the democratic variety, and many men have, deserves proposition is to exchange a monopoly to be elected president of a temperance of a market worth $20 for a chance of society. But he will always have to a market worth $1 in order to better live down the suspicion his mustache the condition of the American farmer* awakens in the minds of strangers who judge him simply by his appear­ COMING EVENTS. ance. He may be a good neighbor, a loving husband and a kind father, but preaalotu he is more likely to be selected from Tho republican party in national among a party of men out on a pleas­ affairs seems at present to hove an ure junket as the one who has a cork­ screw hidden in his inside pocket air-tight cinch on the situation. Il Some of the world’s greatest men they succeed in overcoming tho demo­ have worn this style of mustache, but cratic majority in congress as seems only young ladies with a strong gov­ probable, they can carry out no tariff erning power should choose such men legislation, as the aenatc will be demo­ cratic, and the democratic president for husbands. * The “frowsy” mustache that looks would veto anything hostile to his quite like a small portion of a hair free, trade ideas. On the other hand, mattress is the hardest to get acquaint­ the democrats will be able to make no ed with. Ita owner may, or may not, changes m the tariff, owing to the re­ be all you could wish. He may be­ publican majority in the house. There­ come poetical, or’ musical, or literary fore, the country would have to go if he takes a notion, or he may butcher along under* the present democratic or dig wells if he takes a notion. He sugar trust tariff. It is already quite is not so practical as he ia romantic evident that there la to be no “busi­ and lazy. His thoughts and purposes, ness boom," as the democrats hoped like the hairs of his mustache, are would be the case after the passage of tangled and uncertain. He ia not the new law. As in the case of all quite sure whether he wants to preach, panics and business depressions, it is perance billiard hall in a prohibition state, or become a down in a circus. He is in no particular hurry about do­ ing anything. He marries young, and is quite sure to love his wife, because he is so constituted that he can love anyone, without any great amount of strain upon his affections. He is a pleasant man to go on along vacation trip with. lie is happy aa long as his money bolds out, and when his money is gone, he would just as soon spend a friend's. Many great men whose names adorn the pages of his­ tory bad mustaches of this sort, and So had others who came to the end of their rope by a prearranged plan be­ tween jury, judge and sheriff. A mustache that curls beautifully and naturally at the ends, forming nice little rings, whose waves are ever beautiful in all sorts of weather, may be called the wriaty of Ward McAl­ lister variety. There are men who always keep their upper lip cleanly shaven. These mep know that the mustache is a very truthful index to character and they tbe business ot the country will ba •lowly reviving—very jlowly. The repeblleau majority in eongrana, hsvtog ita hands tied by a democratic preaident and aenate, can do nothing, but will greatly harass the party to power by ascribing the continued de­ pression to the sugar treat tariff. At the expiration at two yeara the elec­ tion, will come on again tor presi­ dential electors and eongreasnren. Tbe people will be wearied ot demo­ cratic depression and mlarule. The republicans will probably sweep the country and elect a republican presi­ dent and aa overwhelmingly repub­ lican oongreaa By that time about tour yeare-will have elapsed since tbe democratic panic began, and a revival of business may be looked tor in about five. That ia the experience shown by previous panica The result will be that the return ot the repub- _____ ■ -—------------------------OftoUnvatto Mlre-The if bek^twhfre aad ri„„, “V iu use testify te lu wonderful curative power. In ell dlawsra of thresh ehe.t. and lunes. A remedy that has wood the trot so lour sud tost has siren to touch umverual satisfaction Is ne experiment. Each boule h positively guaranteed to •Ire relief, or monel refunded, Il I, adn, Sited to lie tbe moat’ reliable tor ••ouKhe and colds. Trial bottle, free ut W H. Goodyear* Drug Store, I-srgs alre We. and SI-00. I Mr. Fred Millariof Irvlntt. III. writes tbattwbada rexrre kidney trouble tor many jnra. with severe palm to the bark and also that bu bladder *<■ attreled. He tried uuiiv called Kidney cures but without any good result. About a year ano he beian tbe we ot Electric Biller, and found relief al once. Eleelrlc Billers Is especially adapted lo cure ot all kidney aud liver troubles and Otten (Ives slmoet Instant rellet. Ono trial will prove our statement Trice only SOe. tor lane bottle. Al W. H. Goodyear.’ Unix Store. A.rer- Hair VH<r. T|,l, *. .......— •>«•lw- S.>M bj-drn,-’ amt tM*rfui'i. mCu«P<’.’1.1.«..rru„„ahl|,ltm gM M toe hair fa Mllug „r )1U1, (ray. reqalrlnc a Mtoralun win, log and oelurmg towi. H,IPo v Sicilian Hair Reaewer fajut th, , Whcn Baby wu rick, n garf ner CojloriaJ When *he wm a Child, sho cried for CeuOurii, Buckles'* Arnica Halve . J *• «"l»nring ills bum ' The beat salve in the world for cuts, factory and blacksmith shop at St Uui' brulBca, sores, ulcers, salt riieum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure.plles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. fforsale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist. _______________ __ Berrien county voted to bond herself for $70,000 to build a new court house. Mrs. Chas. Hoot, Cedar Bprlngs, Mich., was told by physicians that they could do nothing for her. After taking two bottles of “Adironda” she was able to do her own work and ride to town to do her shopping. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Mendon has tlie spiritualist fever and holds seances every night. You may eat cheap food and not be ser­ iously hurt by It: but you cannot take cheap medicines without positive Injury. If you use any substitute for Ayer’s Sar­ saparilla, you do so at the peril of your health, perhaps of your life. ‘ * Insist on having Ayer’s ami no other. ’ Springport has a casket factory. Scarlet fever is prevalent In Schoolcraft. ‘ R. P. Roche, a well-known Adrian hay buyer. w»« arrested Thursdaj. charged with runnlng*up a $280 board bill al the Lawrence house. g^=:.T==. =-=^-=7 Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. 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Iu general political news, editorials and discussions are comprehensive, hrlilirnt and exhaustive. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables na Io otter this splendid journal and “The BANNER" for ONE YEAR TOR OHLY $ 1.00 CASH AbVdNCE Address all orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W . Best, Room a, Tribvne Building, New York City, and a sample copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed to you. WHAT BRINGS RELEASE FROM DIRT AND GREASE ? WHY DON’T YOU KNOW? SAPOLIO �CRWPLED BV DEMOCRATS. r - ncnemonu enriched the world. Ue.U wd'T in­ •iuhia’K ORDER moktoaobsaix i? frubatr Court for lhe .;»•» nt thr Frobate Offlro tn tn .said county, on Fri qf October, Iu Hie .ear hundred and ninety four. W. Artr-troog. Judge oi Bltncn «>0 rr of Ira i tilflf’ dfiwbM I*' el tfe i ftirtht t Wer« MB* ' -r of the estate of Lucinda «ed. tiling the petition duly verified .utuni’htrator of >ahl estate, :.«1 ucconnt thi* day tiled in ac.irJ and allowed and he aU trust. . ordered, that Friday, tho Ifflh A. D. in»i. at ten o'clock In the irned tor the heari.iR or «aid - helps’at law *»f «»ld de. fiersotis inte»c»ied in sari tu appear at a uf t« tHH<ten ut th* i io'M.te Hasting*, m ‘.*»d I’oii'dy'. i) there hclAA’.ii the "rax er not be i’l-C led. And it »* .Il said p' U'loner give nnt'-e -rested In *aui e>l.«te. <d the peution und Hie •.earing ..vZOipv Of tai* order k» be Hastings Uan> ku. a pew«.I cliCiliated in said County of -k week fur »b-i* succe.v.ive l» said day <•! Bearing. i i I t’ROBATK ORDER. Probate Court for the । at the Probate timer ■». In «*ld county, <w • v ot October, in the ,<uid eight hundred and ninety W. Annstrong. Judge of u Ihl petition duly veriffed nn” of said deceased prav.trumeot this day ffleu in • t * in* the la*t will and -.».ed bo admitted te pn>nnbiatratmii pf said estate bo •til,.mer. thr executor in said - imr other xuitabie person. . .,r-A#red. that Thursday the Vr. A 1-Ml. at ten o cinck Ir n*!go d for I he hearing uf said thr heir* nt l*wof •uUd deceasr IHTMMIS inienwtud in said ..r-t • appear at a session of • • he lioltlcn at thr Frobate -. ! ?l isttnga. in said county. »f at:y there in*, why the prayer :-r mav not be granted. And ■d. that *ald petitioner give’ -on* inter»wteq tn said estate. ' «.dd petition, and the bear -■ma eopr *»f this order to be Habtixus BAXNKna nrwsKi ••irenlated in said County of v.-.ch week for three sueoeartve to .:d dav of bearing CHMkt.ES W. ARMSTItOMd. Judge of Frobate. -L PWMttTE ORDER. ■bigan. Gumtv of iiarn-s*. - ■u of tur Probate Court for ttu. i larry* ho’den i.l the Probate otter. In Hastings, in xald county. on Wedt ■ |. •;.t -lay o» October. in the year one tk'wj. t ight ;n<1rvd and ninrty-four. I i*n -< ii < trie? W. Armstrong. Judge of Io th mx’kr'r of tire estate of Chrisehannah IA unr«.-n,. Wl'llU IS, Onnwtlngundfl'ingHm poljtlnn duly verb Williams «ni fadof ft'amn J. ’ -------------’ - «»»*-* sail! ------drrrsu------n 11 si rum-nt now m nl.praiing t' JiKtiitH la«t ..... will file m i aid Co . . , .. .. .... w _the _______ sod tys tameiit ™.-. ..: (: vii..:I dreeas^d i____2!: be admitted to :? .mbit 1■ and that administration of said — —estate be cm ted t to t.-wis Williams or to some other Rifat •. r person. Thrr upon it Is ordered, that Friday, the Xtrddurof November. A. D.1WI. D. Wl. al at ten um o clock lo tbe sronoon be assigned for the hearing of said pit:: >i uid that the heirs at law of said decea.* d and all other person* Interested In said •* ate. are required to appear at a session of said evur*. then to be ho'deu at the Probate ofDre. in the City of Halting*, in said County, and . show Abow cau*e. IT Uiers be. why the tpner of rbe petWmrr may not be graft' And it Is rfrther ordered, thnt wd jetiti r give notice to tlie person* Interr ted in mid estate, of the pendency of KUJ IX titi.ui and the hearing thereof by eaosihg ** < J -i of '.hl* order Io be published in the HasfiRB I i is s rh. a newspaper printed and circu1*1—1 in said County of Barry, onee in each w-*k for three Miccessive weeks previoua te said y of hearing. ClIAULXM. W. ABMWTBOXG, Judge <>f Probate I'RDEi: OF PUBLICATION. The Circuit Court for the •Jterr.. I., rhitncvrv. -: ■!: ill said court, held at tbe Court Cie City of In said county, on •>: ‘i ’. -r. a. I). 1RM. ’ II” . I'teiaent Siuitb. Circuit Judge. >1 inbt)!-. complainant. M"C Ha* .of *h»defot. I- .,rth?. u'iiitani J. McCarthy. Denis l-i '-. McCabe. Catherine Walsh, it I’-K.ihv. Charles. McCarthy. Ellen ; •! Patrick J. rtnilfean. admln'rtrator of Denis McCarthy. Br.. deceased. - er \ it appearing trom affidavit on '■h- - Aid iterendanc. Charles McCarthy. re-id«nt of thl* state, tmt Is a tesident ' - Texs*: ■ -I nf FitzGerald A Barry, complaln'••rs. It is entered that the appear«dd nonresident defendant, ciw: ’’ •‘•tftby h- entered herein, within fear : '!: • from the date nf this order, and >t his .••■)»rarancr. that br eaua- his an 'rt-full of complaint to be flted. and a t > iw s-rvrd. r>n complainanps solicitors . M’w-n’y (20) da. * after s*rviceon him of » com' >f *»'d lull and notice oi this order, and In Mj '^-’eotssld bill will be taken as conie‘—<. by s^ld non-re-ident defendant. AMU <s further ordered that within twenty - . Uib' H*** romolalnant cause a notice ot this order in h- published In lhe Hastings Bahnek. LDe'Jj,tA,*r Printod. published an«TclrBulalin< m wbi e .h-H. a tnal said publication be ^Odnu-t therein once In’each week for elx "'KxessioR.or that eom'Mainant eau»e acouy m this ordT to be personally served on TOO n.in-resident <1rt*nd*nt at least twenty (20) 2*1* Delore the time prescribed fur bis appearCLxxmrr themr. Circuit Judge. ftteGeiui© & Barry, . CoiupUiiiaota HolfeKora. oanwnwl, < o mtenhined sad entered by me, John G. Na«ler. Atta*' i . RrttHier. **«*•. A tra» copy. John G. Naquhl Register. 7?*^rt*•" m ’rtswiiv. fxecutetl by Milton I 1 rltre siKl Kliods K. Brine, hunlmuil mid wirr‘ of ^Vreh* Ute foorteciith day » ri9-. rr-’ortied lhe ilxDt-i.th d*v inJIi'r.vhi’l*1f’u‘v on *l>lch there h due at the dm* hereof. One Hundred and Sixty Kn and W-tiD Dollar*, notice t« hereby Riven VaL ,‘tor ^er < r *a,B ,n I ftbU! toivritMe the Mime by a sale xt iwblir nurt|..n.vi ,b; Ukheat blhd "r. it thr’nortn front door of the O>»nrt House Iu the rity'of 1T second dnv of Dertsm ber l»H at twelve o clock nuon.of nil that cer­ tain niece nr |>arrcl of land situate In the town81?°LJM,i,V?wn ’‘'^Couotvof Barn- and Sial.- of Mlciitean. awl drocribed a* fellows ’n wit: ComiiienrlnR thirteen rods west of lM '>'n*r of Section nineteen tinner rui.iui.R v...fh twelve rods, thence west fRlit n-l-. ihri.ro north twelve rodsxrtd thence ’ i’ ’ k ’"e v,a? °r ‘•rittnolnx, the -mh • i ei> k ibr inortasard promises.' Dai* u we-.t-mte-r t»Ui, 1W4. I.EVt M- DkWET. Mortgagee. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. Hute of Michigan, in lhe Circuit Court for the County <-f Horry. Adrian I>. Conk and Henry C. Cook, copart­ ners under tbe firm name o! Cook & Cook .. «• frank Carpenter. In attachment. Nniire |* hereby given that on tbe aist dav ot HrMembrr A. D I MM. a writ of attachment was duly is-ur.< unt of tiH» circuit Court far the Cuu>-tv of lurry. at the suit of Adrian D. Cwk an t Henry C trnoc. copartners, doing buslm s­ at Has’Hg-. Michigan, under lhe firm name and FKlnof Cwik A Cook, the above named plaint ff -. against the land*, tenemriits. goods and c-hatt* l». moat-js *nd effects oi Frank Car­ penter. the defend «nt above named, f-wthe num of one hundred and four dollars ami thirteen cent*. (<IM 13). which said writ was returnable on lb- T»«f .lay nf October. A. D. l*H. Da'bd lids iO;h day of October. A. D. l«M. Mwcazr.Y A Swkkzfa . AlLffueyt tor Plaintiff. /VI ALARIAL S in —poison Results from atmospheric conditions, uncleun premise*, imperfect ventilation and more frequently from the deadly SEWER GAS. A g-ncral rundown and impoverished conditi «n of the blood en­ sue*. and if not corrected, Catarrh. Bron­ chi tin. and even Consumption may be the result. S. S S. promptly corrects all these eril effects. Mr. J A. Rios. Ottawa, Kan., writes:: For three years I was troubled with Ma-! laria. which Caused my appetite to fall, and I was so reduced in flesh, that life lout Its charms I tried mercurial and potash reme.iiea.bui could get no relief. 1 then decided to try A few bottles oPthte wonderful medicine made n complete and permanent cure, and I now enjoy better health than ever. ss.s. Oar Treatise on Bl wk! anil Skin SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. JUlaaU, Gu Live ,\\oa a Friend. “tYie cause VWteeYion. ojfllmevtacin. An\evesta ? »• Tbe democrata have s 1 ware insisted that there was no necessity for pro­ tective duties x>n farm prolucix, as At nr« Thottht grt^u.,. to n. , riofSTorci 5, Baking I’owde. other nations could not pasnibly send jooary *nd Impracticable, But CltlwM ‘ ran»” 'or export auah products here in a competing excels all ethers in hei 'hl’uk. Xnr ZT? by a koreremooi matcly Proved to lie a Splenway. They framed the new tariff ac ­ dld Saccese. Obon/io hlch f“ 1800 ““oonuxl to quality anil baking strong h cording to this theory, decreasing and •tout o.a p(,r A wonderful invention. Tbo man who inaugurated lhe retan removing duties previously imposed ttemore thorny „finod ot .u»l by W vastly Increasing Ita uX upon articles of that kind; and now the farmers are beginning to have ob ­ •nd Inventod n method ot manufacture In l^Kt n0Cd Of “‘""‘In*. which nmkes the product even lower ject lessons prest ntc I to them upon S ,Mlori'--« to the number of ta Mat than the kind of metal it waa .the subject of the practical working •M U.,d up 10.0--1.M, metric ton. of destined so largely to replace, ranks of the non-protective policy. For ex­ ample, a consignment of eleven curs of ,rn“ "hich “'ey produced •tuong the world’s greatest Inventors, cattle was recci red at Chicago a few “7 .ctoMof,uifarand though, aays Uarper s Monthly, he did days ago frem Mexico, a thing hereto­ WK.0M of molrnu,.^ Th0 offerinrtflf not reach his goal unaided by the skill fore unknown in that market These and genius of colnborera. The pneu­ t^nen refined .ugar in Englund W matic process of making steel by which cattle, nnmberin r 234 steers and 50 c«me »o Urge M l0 deniorBUx^ fc Sir Henry liewKmor added more to the cows, were shipped from a ranch nt trM M,,',h.0 Urlli»h refiners wealth of the world than any man of Habinaa. Meza, crossing the line at «ceorr">,induc0 tt'elr U"v°rmncnt to his generation furnished curious ex­ Eagle Pass, and tlie freight on them accord, them some measure of protcc- ample ■ ...c „,.railed the sd- was $161.55 per car. and tho tariff duty of what Tyndall 75 nothing come of the more- . entiflc use of tbe Imagination. Iles- —20 per cent ad valorem—amounted air .ire T"*^01 bcln[r ln torord- “ mer ' lik " Siemens o in all to about $000. They were sold semer, like Siemens and and Thomas Thomas, „h who _ AA. a nn« wltn the llritish policy of free ShSeo “■‘“e.. ...I*!. " ‘thx VS Mm of. juuuern modern at prices averaging $10.83 per head, — —- the —••* ‘honors •’<uulo ui wasnot nota apractical practical and cMter the payment of all expenses, Under n „ 1 । Iron memetallurgy, .lallnrirS-. w“ ’nr In ... tho ea. — metals, —. ..a — s. but • . unlike ._ nniS~r«:, . '’ d rlfl 01 18S3 the '■ it'iwL worker Hmm, the shipper had a good proGt left, and Lmtod StaU-s Imposed a duty „n both ^e wus ntaolutaly ignorant of aught predicted that the success of his ex­ ■taw and refined sugar. In »'.» ne beyond superficial chemical knowledge. periment would result jn large ex­ S~e. ™w “SW u“rter the No. 10 "hen ho grasped tne conception ot ports of cattle from Mexico to this notch standard absolutely free, but burning out lhe impurities of nig country, as they can be raised there on imposod a duly on refined for tbe pur- m'-'tal by the oxidising p<nver ot uir native grasses at a comparatively Pose ot giving protection to the Amer- “nd thus reducing the excessively car­ small cost, and profitably transported lcan refiner, with u additional dlt- I burixod nmtorial to the malleable by rail across a large portion of the tervntial duty against refined sugar . Rtate. he. knew nothing of tne tradi- United States and sold nt rates which on winch a bounty had been paid. ' tiou“ science of the problem he put domestic competition, out of the question. Thus we have one of the Maying raw sugar on th«< free list Mr. was daring enough to attack. Had he effects of the democratic tariff law. trifle, not over five Blaind proceeded to use it for the pur- ^en adept it is more than probable ita per year for each and it is certainly not an agreeable person but the difference pose of procuring reciprocal benefits 1 U*at he would have been so imprisoned one for agricultural voters to contem­ to health and enjoyment from Germany, and succeeded in ob- ; by the past as never to have reached may be incalculable. Ask plate. tainmg them on several important out *<» daringly into the unknown. He your grocer for “The Balt zUndcr the McKinley law the duty on Uxat'a all KalL” BrUC t deluding wheat, pork and 1 began his experiments secretly in aimported cattle was $10 per head, wof .. DIAMOND Then the “mull way, after having about in ns iuucii much us is inese these Mexican Mejean catuo ca’tui . - democrats --------------. - ■ -------------- ••• visitad ..x-wx. nn- uuuub CRYSTAL SALT CO. underuxik merons iron works to make himself brought at Chicago. That is to sav, it »k their tariff tinkering, and [! merow imposfd a duty of 40 per cent nd | acquainted with existing processes. was was practically practically prohibitory. prohibitory. The The ** I I* ” •* — end —J of -* eighteen ' ’• ■ - of- -Mexico valoreto <»n all raw sugar, with S U was "■'* not 4S til1 the cheap and.... inferior cattle cent ektruon refined and a differential I months that the fundamental princi- could not be shipped into our markets of a tdnth of a cent per pound on all ’ pie of his great future success became to break down prices and seriously ofatdnth MORTGAGE BALE. fcaFar I °n which a bounty had been • perfectly clear to him—that of render- damage the interests of home stock Default having been made in tbe payment of mnrtrage mans by Dewitt •’.'Rani-i-y and bls paid directly or indirectly. , ing cast iron malleable by a powerful raisers. There wan ample protection a wife, Mary A. Rai ney to Hl nun M. Chase, Feb Thi4 action stirred np the German J air blast blown throughout the charge, for our own producers, and they were ruary 2nd. 1l«9,aod on February 4tb. 1M9 re­ gorerjjint nL It had not Objected at j and not merely on the top, as in the sure of a reasonable profit, whereas corded in the oiTce nt the Bert -ter of Deeds of Barrv County tn tbe State of .Michigan, In Liber all toi the extra duty in the law of old finery and puddling furnace. This they are now confronted by an influ- 3Sof Mortgages on page Mt. nn whh hmortKage there is etaimed v* be due Four Hundied l«k) oh refined sugar, as its people had hcat developed was so great as to keep ence of depression that they are pow- Tbtrty nine dollars and seventy one eentsand no nnt sent much of it to this country, 1 even wrought iron fused, and the hap- erless to resist If it be said that thia suit or proceeding* at hw having been insti­ and r|robably would not have sent us ■ py inventor found by and by that he lowering of prices is beneficial in the tuted to recover the amount securtd by said mortgage or any pirt thereof. •Dy’Kfeat quantities of relined sugar j• had succeeded in making iron in small way of making beef cheaper to tho Therefore by virtue ef the power of sale con­ vndermny circumstances. But the im- j quantities. It cannot be related here consumer, the answer is that it is not tained In said mortgage notice Is hereby given, that on Saturday, Dec* mber 1st. 'MM, at ten posing of a duty, on their raw sugar,- j how he fought through the early diffi- accompanied .by such an advantage. o’clock In the forenoon, mere will be aoM at ot which they had been sending us j; culties of his work, and how the iron- The retail prices of that article were tie north front door nf thr Court House. In* the City of Hastings, County of Barry and State ot enorttious quantities affected them masters of the age were alike nston- not changed at Chicago by the fact Michigan, said court house being the place It profoundly. The first result of tho ‘I ished and delighted at his primary re- that a big consignment of Mexican n hich thr circuit court tor the county of i’.srry. is held, nt public auction to thr highest bidder, cattle was received; on the contrary, suits. The shock of the inventor was ‘ ’ * ’ dianqc in our policy with respect to thr premises drsci Ibed in said mortgage, or m» ’ when slaughtered and much thereof as may tic necoaary to utlsfy the my is seen in the order of last •: scarcely less great when he discotcred thosb cattle, amount due on axi l m trtgage. wtrb the interest i the butchers ’ hooks, were to vxtit^de American cattle and that in maldng iron in large quantities put upon ‘ then-on. and all legal co<ts. said premises being . at. the th same prices as the homo­ situate In ih«- village of Delton, tn the County ffresh beef. Of course the German ’ his processdid not answer all his an- sold Barry and State of Mlclilgat. aud described His earlier successes had grown article. A large profit was re­ ot government did not assign the true • ticipntions. as lots number «evrut» one and seventy two of reason for making this order. There j been with pig iron smelted from high­ alized by the cattle trusts and monop­ James R. Bu-b’s Addition to the village of Del­ ton. is no | Texas fever among our cattle, grade orcs, comparatively free from olies, but not a cent by the consum­ Dated September5.1WL Hiram M Chase. and if there were the inspection ar­ j sulphur or phosphorus. The attempt ers. The people paid no more for Mortgagee. rangements in this country would pre­ • to work the process commercially in- their beef when the McKinley law was Alonzo E. Kenasion. Attorney for Mortgagee. , in force than they are paying and will 1 volved the use of the common pig, vent any danger from that cause to the people of the Fatherland. But which made up the bulk of the smelt­ continue to pay under the Wilson law; MORTGAGE SALE. neither did Secretary Gresham assign ing material. The intense heat of the. but the farmers who raised the cattle Default having been made In tlie conditions more forthem, and were not forced of a certain mortgage, executed by Charles D. the trpe reason when he notified our furnace burned out the. carbon and tho Johnson and Id* M. Johnson, hirebnnd and minister to Germany of the action of silicon, but left the phosphorus and sul- to compete with the producers of a wife, to Luclnds C. Cheney and Allee E. Miles, our government in imposing the duty phur untouched. This might have been country where cattle have only a nom- dated lhe twenty fourth day of August. IF93 re­ } remedied by using pure pigs containing inal value.—SL Louis Globe-Democrat, corded the twenty fourth day oi August if®?, ons»ugar. and on which there Is due at this date three Hundred and fifty six and Go-ico Dollars, the Tbcl^eal reason why we impose this i but traces of these elements; but a OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. mortgagees having elected to deciare tr.c whole ’ differential on German raw sugar was, graver defect attended the process. In ‘ of said niorfgugedue and payable on nation which keeps ita peo­ amount “ account of tbe non-payment of the interest due a desire to satisfy the sugar trust inan_v of the operations the ingot had ple employed is in the end sure to show August twenty fourth 1RM according to the The trust hail its own peculiar reasons, no consistency; it crumbled under the term* and condition* of said mortgage. Notice the largest gains — even in wealth." — for having lhe bill drawn in that way. hammcror in the rolls. In the language is hereby given that, by virtue of the power of •.ale tn Mtfd mortinige.l shall foreclose I became and one of its officials wrote that'part of the shop, it was rotten. The pro­ Thomas B^Ileed, of Maine. a sate, at public auction, to th- blghest bid­ EtTTeople who are watching the by der, al the north frontdoor of the Court House. of the bill which relates to the sugar. cess, which, within a mouth of its first » public announcement at the Cheltentreasury reports arebeginning to In tbe cMy of Hastings, on tbe twenty second duties It was done in the interest of day of December 1NM at twelve o'clock noon, of a corporation which makes six-figure, ham meeting of the British association think that a ta*r>ff for revenue only is all that c-rtain piece or nxrcri ot lar d situate being in tbe citv of Hastings. In the County contributions to the democratic cam­. in 1856. had.brought to its discoverer better than one that doesn’t protect and of Barry and State of Michigan, and described paign’ fund, and the left-hand figure, -( the sum of twenty-seven thousand and also fails to produce tlie revenue. as fottews.to wit: A strip of land nli.etv one feet — St Louis Globe-Democrat wldeoffof and from the north end nf lot* num­ not a unit at that; a corporation, j pounds sterling in advance license fees, five hundred and nine and five hundred and nrThc cash balance in the United bered whicilbuys from the democratic parti*• was now condemned by scientists and ; ten according to the original plat of tbe village ' States treasury fcB short in October (now city) of Hastings, recorded In Barry Coun­ of the privilege of writing the tariff• practical men as a visionary scheme. ty Register ’s office, subject tu a reservation of ! 512,500,000. The facta show that tbe legislation of tho United States; a a strip five feet wide off tbe north end of said ' treasury has run behind ita current krta for an alley, tbe same in Ing the mortgaged ADMIRE OUR PIAZZAS. concern, the president of which, with 1 expenses since the tariff law went into pri-inivt-s. some (others of ita officers, now is Om American Institution of Which the Da'ed September 25th, 1W | effect $21,000,000, or at the rate of $120,­ Alice E. Miles. undeij indictment at Washington for English Approve. Mortgagee. 000,000 for the year. It doesn’t seem having meddled in legislation. Sec­ The modern piazza is one of the few much for “a tariff for revenue only” Chas. H. Bauer. retary Gresham did not state this real American institutions upon which a Attorney for Mortgage*. and not as much ss "a tariff” for de­ reasoa for the action of our govern­ i Britisher condescends to look with fament, and so the German government j vor. An Englishman who has been ficit only.—Chicago Inter Ocean. CSTThere is no more certain index did not feel called upon to state ita traveling in3^e United i to tbe volBme ot business of tbe counreal reason for excluding our cattle ton,.numberof well^pp.nuted.umof bank cl„ring!1. TIME TABLE. and beef, nor will it do so in regard to T w btab <leX raW F°r thc nlne rao"tl” cndcd Octobcr 1 °f • In effect February 11. 1RM. our pork and wheat when it takes ac­ 1 has been attained to a high degree, saia this yeag tho total clearings-were $12,tion ih regard U» those articles. to a writer in the Boston Herald that Thcf country was jnst beginning to he admired our piazzas particularly. OOO.tOO.ODO less than for the correspond­ Station*. ing nine months of 1892. The reason understand the importance of our ex­ This s<igt of outdoor room is peculiar to is found in the ^ariff tinkering policy port df wheat, pork and beef to Ger­ American houses, and it struck him as NOBTH. of the democratic party, and its dam­ many! when the democrats ruthlessly being most.delightful. Not that "ver­ aging' interference with business.— Chicago Lv...... sacrificed it The trade in beef had andas” were unknown, by any means, Toledo Blade. not Mpnoantcd to much, but that in in other parts of the world, but in Eng­ Kalamazoo Lv... ElTWhen Mrw Cleveland was first RantCooper........ otheri articles was largv, and promis­ land people only had gardens or ter­ elected president he abandoned his Rlchlsaa June!. ing tci grow in volume to the great ad­ race, whc<e they resorted in warm ... home in Buffalo. No'.v that he is pres­ Cressey Milo vantage of the American farmer. In weather. The broad piazza so com­ ident a second time it is announced Delton.... thus losing a market for an important mon to the seaside and country resi­ that he has given-up his New York Cloverdale Shultz part <if his surplus he not only has to dence hcreq and which is furnished as residence and proposes hereafter to forego the sale of what would have elaborately as any room in the home, live among the dwindling number of HAST1XG8 been isent to Germany, but is a loser was unique. "You know, we London­ mugwumps in Massachusetts. If Mr. Grove by a decline in the prices of all that be ers are content with a bit of garden Cleveland cotild get a few more offices, Coats Woodland has to sell because an. in crease of sur­ .with our houses." "And very lovely in a short time he would be a man Woodbury ria D. L. A 5’ plus i» a powerful factor in determin­ 1 they are, too,” interposed an auditor. without a country.—Albany Journal Lansing.. ing a decrease in the selling value of "Yes, so they arc« wit11 the wallii Detroit ty.As a couple of straws showing Grand Rapids. each unit of volume. There was no and the old trees and shrubs! We who how the democratic business boom is valid excuse for the action which has are lucky to have gardens live in them getting along sitice they passed their called out this action by Germany, in warm weather, but it is often damp, sugar trust tariff, we submit these: Stations. which doubtless will be followed don't you know, on the ground. There Tho bank clearances for seventy-two by the exclusion of the other are all sorts of devices in wicker fur­ cities in the United States during the SOUTH. articBcs named. Our government niture to save us from rheumatism, week ending October 11 were $927,423,­ and there are arbors, but I would like 877, a decrease of twenty-one per cent Chicago Ar could give no good reason why should not continue to admit the boun- to bur one cf your piazzas and set it up from the same week two years ago, Kalamazoo Ar. tied mw sugar of Germany so long„as at home! They are a charming j when the republicans were in power, East Cooper T~ it ha4 to, pay tbe forty per cent>iuty tution,’ as you Americans say.” and a decrease of seven and one-half Richlana Jm imppied on sugar coming from other l per cent from tte preceding week of Cressey Milo countries. Our people do not pay the ExcittaE Dance of the Potinch. October 4. 1894. which had itself shown Delton "One of the most exciting scenes I a decrease from the week before that. Gtoverdale.. bounty. It is paid by foreigners, who ought to be allowed to ship to us all ever witnessed was an Alaskan pot- The democratic business boom is mak­ Shultz •••* ■ ,w sugar they want to send under lach," said A. L. Henry to a Cincinnati, ing some headway, but, like the crab, HABTOrM... the gular rate of duty. It makes no Enquirer man. ‘‘The Indians prepare it seems to be going backward.—Sap Coats Grove, the .K Woodland... ai«<«ence to our people how much for them for months in advance, ana Francisco Argonaut. diff< usually fast for a few weeks in order £3f’It is the republican policy of bounty-paid sugar comes in. Thfdemocratic managers destroyed Lansing ... to enjoy the occasion to the a tmosL protection as illustrated under the Mc­ aeiuui-iuv.v —------- o-___ Detroit.... •rman market tbe derma->«•“'» for 'or American Am'rican farm tarm The potlach is a festival given by the Kinley tariff to grant it not in a pro­ Grand Rapids product, just bec*n«c °' *h'ir “[???! chief, not only to the “embers of hte hibitory sense, but so as to afford ade­ City bargain with tbu sugar taust. *nd tbl» own tribe, but to the neighboring quate secarity for our industrial in­ Traverse Charlevoix tribes as as wcu. well Tbe festivities f.-’n.key . interesting tact never should J* tribes -------- consist terests and to maintain fair wages for BayVlew -of dancing, singing and games, while oar workingmen. Thus it was under gotten by the farraere. Of course wc beevesare k-ui uou<-kept B c^sUntly o___r^utln tr. 1 roasting, i lhe McKinley law that British manu­ Ln say nothing again*' being a perpetual barbecue for thu-t facturers coming into the country to government for ita Mtlon in thi> m»‘ tr. We have no right ta denounce it. a. daya The dancing nevsr ceases, and compete with our own ’had to pay the tnUnx st ii«m stations as soon as they can be it. conduct is PertecUyn‘tn,'21.I.Tbe pX. are usunBy awarded to the per duty. The foreigner, not our own Freight train* will be run at tbe convenience Ln who remains on the ground long people, the consumers here, were com­ ofttbe United State, government stanch: th eompanv, who reserve the right to change pelled to contribute this tax as the tbe time of such tretna Without cJL«w.nr«r« flrat blow and we cannot find fault est. It is not infrequent for a brav.e No S will wait at Woodbury for paasengm condition of getting into our marketa ~ith Germany for bitting back. All 'TlSie ™u'i « .* foe drix* «!«->•■£ rh«rSX?orthe American. peopta This was healthy compeution, and by Chief Staunleep. at «««; > this with home competition kept ute* off .re leaving time of train*. ^M1**^** to do in the rare ta to aim »>heavy re may have time to check '• „« r«f»n..rt ujtfi »«t train. turn blow at the democratic party, thousand dollars was erltanded. ard In nriccs at the lowest figures, at the which was guilty of this piece of wan- a private letter from a fnrtid there fi same time livThg^encan wages were 110 POT'n' 0"’,r£si£S*.re.».* Un deviltry in wiling out th,■'*™«" learned that another chief is won to paid, and all interests prospered.and the re.tot the people to the netai- give one intended to eclipse that Troy Times. trust.—Chicago Tribune ices sugar ess of Making Steel. X I Are you willing to work lorthe caum of Protection In pinning reliable Infor­ mation in tbe hand! of your acquain­ tances? If you are, you should be identified with THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. 135 W. 23D ST., NEW YORK. Warnlna to Expectant... ^Mothers. Srthrtc mod With wonderfuf inconsi.it-1 “7y t^S n‘*'n’tra5“‘O°;t,£Tnrem! sense should teach any woman that a prep- i aration adapted for J MENSTRUAL DISORDERS ; will Mi pr pan.- lhe •»»»“ for CMM;| sa.is'is.s1^ Child-birth la robbed of its ‘jerror. remedy on earth does this but PMl th0 And tho mAuutMtttre ot boot. h“T<! be,n ln »“«• ot n>»4£uX°nt in G'ra,nT 'n,‘ \11 the fh'l y°u hnrn. Vonr stove doesn’t Iniw right; doesn’t throw out the heat; wastes he fuel. It’s one of those stoves made to sell— iot to burn. When you want a stove or range for tual sen-ice; one that will give you the benefit of all the heat generated, that will save yonr fuel and save your money, it will pay yon to vestigate Jewel Stovesand Ranges The original Detroit stoves, made in the largest stove plant in the world. Have stood every test for 30 years. Ask the dealer for them Look for the Trade Mark. juPGEST S10WHAMT ■ TOE , ..." MOTHER’S FRIEND. ] For further information ftddr^fM_11|W ’ THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPAMY,, ............................................................................. hair balsam iXAoest*. $75 here. Competes- THE NEW TARIFF LAW. Sir Henry Bosaomer find Hie Proc­ Cta. K&laniaiOD & Sagiiw �Additional Local News. Stories of soldier life are always very popular. Our readers will be pleased to learn we have secured one. entitled “Pri­ vate Brown,” by Capt. Jack Crawford, the poet scout It is just out and will make its first appearance Id our^oolums next week. ' President Cleveland lias issued a pro­ clamation appointing Thursday, the 29th, d^y of November, as Thanksgiving. Since the recent election everyone has cause to be thankful therefore it should be a day of unusual rejoicing. Orin Ludluw, lhe man who was on trial last week at Allegan for the murder of Ira Hurd, was acquitted of lhe charge on Sat­ urday. The jury was out less than two hours. A great deal of the talk against him proved to be neighboihood gossip. Frank Tucker, tbe theatrical man so well known in Hastings, of whom we spoke of several weeks ago as having fall­ en through a side walk at Howard City, breaking bis leg badly, was obliged to haw it amputated last week at a Grand Raulds hospital in order to save his life. Geo. Hartom was in town a couple of days last week. Two weeks from last night (Thursday) there will be a shadow social at Chas. Abbey’s Hall, given by lhe school A cordial Invitation to all. Although It was a bad night the school cleared $5.25 at the oyster supper Friday eve. They are bound to have a new bell. Toey Intend to turn out in a body on Sat­ urday and clean the school house and pocket that money, $3.00 for the bell. Our teacher, Webster Hasting*, is a bust­ ler. . Mott Ruseell ami wife visited relatives at Jackson last week. Mrs. Henry Tasker was at South Haven last week to attend the funeral of a cousin. Tbe Ladles Aid met with Mrs. Dr. Powers last Thursday at ten o’clock. The (taper “What Is Man” by Dr. Pow­ ers’ Sunday eve was an unusually good one. The meeting Sunday eve Is to be led by Mrs. Nina Tasker. There will be an open conference. Come out. Mrs. John Tompkins was hurt at the social Friday eve by stepping Into a trap door in the pantry, It being raised for the purpose of drawing some soft water. She did not see It as she had her arms full of dishes. Sbe was hurt quite badly and is now confined to her bed. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spinney of Pennfield, were guests of C. W. Tompkins and I wife tbe first ot the week. Mr. and Mrs. Angus of York State, ' were guests of G. W. Tompkins and wife j last week. \ Iu the Probate Court on the 13th iust. Joseph 11. Falls, of Quimby, on examination bjfo e Judge Armstrong was prouoync d lus uie by Dr’s Lampman and Woodmansee. The Aid Society at Mrs. Becks Saturday We learn that the asylum at Kalamazoo is waa well attended. full, no room for any more. What will be Those who attended the C. E. social done with these poor unfortunates. Is a Saturday eve report a pleasant time. question that must be considered, and The pie social at Enoch Andrus’ was postponed on account of lhe storm and place provided soon. will be held next Friday evening. Dorcas Society supper in Congregation­ A. B. Hull, jeweler at Bessmer’s had quite an accident Friday morning, In al church parlors next Friday p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams are the proud some manner the long wick of the alcohol parents of a pair of twin boys. lamp had become loosened and suddenly Mr. Lee has traded bls home here for pulled out, flashing Into a blaze and mak­ Mr. Kennedy’s property south of tbe vil­ ing things quite lively In its vicinity for a lage and will move in a couple of weeks. brief time. Mr. Hull escaped with several severe scant on bis face and eyelids and badly singed hair aud moustache. The Barbour Theatre Co. played three nights last week to the great satisfaction of their hearers, rendering several new and pleasing plays. The company is well organized aud the performances through­ out were of the sbrt to win the approving, “Come again.”—Midland (Mich.) Repub­ lican. Mudge’s opera.house to-night and remaindei of tbe week, Prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents. * The wedding of Miss Lovin* Broi san tu Arthur H. CIostennan occurred Thursday of last week, at the home of the bride’s father. N. J. Bronson iu thy 1st ward. Rev. Titos. Cox performing the ceremony. Oulv relatives were presents Mr. and Mrs. C.’oslerman will make their home in Kalamazoo, where tlie former is in the em­ ploy of the C. K. and 3. S. railroad. They have the best wishes of their friends for the future. Freeport. School began Monday with a large tendance. Mrs. Babcock of Hastings, visited iu Freeport over Sunday. Mrs. Millard is now a member, of Roush’s family. Tbe hunters who went from Freeport report good success in killing deer. Henry Karcher’s new dwelling on Race st. is nearly completed. Cards are out announcing the marriage' of Miss Francis Goeicher and Harry Mead, both of Grand Rapids, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Nov. 11. Miss Goeicher was formerly a resident of this village and was one of Freeport’s most highly respected young ladies. Mr. Reed la one of Grand Rapids most promising young men. Their many friends extend congratulations. Church and Society. ^The choir at Emmanuel church is renderlng excellent music at Sunday vices. It is under the leadership of Mer­ rit Foote and composed of the following members: Mesdames R. I. Hendershott, Carrie Goodyear,•. Frank Hams, Hamlin, Thu 41sL semi-annual missionary meet­ Misses Grace Messer, Minnie Dickinson, ing aud diocesan church conference will Maud Hamlin. Olive Lathrop and Messers be bold at Emmanuel church next week Foote. Coigrove, Tefft, Spaulding, * Lewis aud DePue. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 30, Cl and 22. The session opens Tues­ At tbe Methodist church next Sunday day at 7 p. m. On Wednesday services quarterly meeting will be observed. Love Feast will begin at 9,15 and will be fol­ will be held at 9 a. tn., 2 p. m. and 7 In lowed by tbe sermon and sacrament of the the evening. Thursday morning the High Lord’s Supper. In the evening the Pastor School will be visited. At 2 p. m. a Sun- will preach on tbe theme, “In Search of das* School Institute will be held, tbe prin­ a Wife’’ being tbe first of five evening ser­ mons on “Tbe Marriage Vow.’’ Sunday cipal paper being read by Rev. A. E. School at noon. Epworth League at 6 p. Wells. Childrens services at 4 p. m. Tbe m. All are cordially Invited to these ser­ program is one of unusual interest and vices. will prove of benefit to all who can attend. Tbe quarterly conference will meet on Bishop Giliaspie will be present and many Monday morning at 0 o’clock in tbe office other clergymen from away. of tbe National Bank. Tbe attractions of the week has been tbe display of tbe Majestic steel and mal­ leable iron ranges at Goodyear Bros, hardware. Messers. Hart and Plane have charge of the exhibit and are prepared to explain tbe merite-of the Majestic, so tbat ooe can have no doubt of its superiority over the usual run of cooking stoves. The price of the Majestic is but little If any above that af tbe regular cooking stoves of the higher class, while in economy of fnel, they are prominently superior to any other grade. Id durability they easily lead all other makes of stoves, and Messrs. Hart aud Plane will give abundant and con­ vincing evidence of this fact We cannot begin to explain the many merits of the Majestic. For a week yet our readers can see tbe exhibit ai*Goodyear Bros, and see fur themselves tbat they are all that Is claimed for them. Hot coffee and biscuit are served to those who go In aud see the exhibit , None of our readers can afford ■ to miss it Additional County News. Hickory Corners We are having a taste of winter, Quite a snow storm Thursday and Friday. The dance Friday night at Flint’s hall was a failure on account of tbe storm. Dr. Spinney lectured Tuesday. Wednes­ day and Thursday nights in Flint’s hall, on “Anatomy and Physiology. He lectur­ ed to tl»e ladles Thursday and Friday aftewiuons. . The ladies Aid met with Mrs. Myron Aldrich Friday afternoon. Add Simpson and son Harry. Lawrence CorUight ami others have gone north tamtittg. Rev. Mr. Binns has returned from Hills­ dale Co. where be went to assist iu Gull Lake The subject for tbe Epworth League Sunday evening will be “Sin and Atone­ ment Miss Nora Cooper leader. The usual services at tbe Baptist church next Lord’s Day morning and eve­ ning. Morning subject, "A Rich Fool.” All are invited. If there are any who never attend church they will be cordially welcomed at tbe Presbyterian church on Sunday. At tbe T. P. 8. C. E. at the Presbyter-; Ian church Miss Emma Smith will preside. Tbe C. L. & C. will meet Saturday eve­ ning with Miss Minnie Repioglo. Pro­ gram: History—Nona Michael. Our English—Miss C. Lake. Tbe Legislature of the German Empire Miss Replogle. Modern Agriculture in France -Mrs. H. Bailey. Quotations—General News. The society connected with Emmanuel church will be entertained Thursday, Nov. 22nd. by Mesdames J. 8. Goodyear. J. Kurtz, ILL Hendershott.W. H. Goodyear. Siebel. Timmerman. McOmber, Nobles, Upjohn, Shedd, and the’ Misses Wolfs, Taylor, Pflifg. Slingerland, McOmber and Powers. Supper served in tbe Parish House from 5 until 7. Owing to a posl-ponement of tbe meet­ ing for the Federation of Ciuba at Grand Rapids, the Womens Club will meet on Friday afternoon as usual, instead of Sat­ urday as was announced. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made fc- more than In the United States there are 1,855 thirty days in payment of daily newspapers, 81 papers published payable on a mortgage dau d Octotwr 22nd. lac. made by Musan 8. reekham to Susannah Ham­ every other day, 227 published twice a mond and eesrded tn the office <rf the week, and 14,017 weekly newspajxsrs. of Deeds for the countv of Buw, in Hie «tete uf Oct. 82nd. 1*2. in Hf»F U Ot »GrtEighty-five newspapers are published Mkhlgan. gages on page 354. for which default, tbe s-ld every two weeks, 249 are published Susannah Hammohd. by virtue of the right her by tbe said mortgage has made and twice a month, 3,125 every month, and given hereby makes the whole pr.ncipal sum of said 307 published every two months and mortgage and tbe interest accrued thereon now every three mouths. There are 20,006 dne and parable, and on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date of this noUce papers and periodical* in the United the sum of eight hundred and st-venty-iilne oollara and twenty-four cents, and oo^uit or proState*. __________________ ceedlngs at taw having been Insiiuted to recover Real Katate Transfers. to amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Notire is therelore hereby given that on JUuirdav tbe 9Mj day of February, tW. at ten o’clock In tbe forenoon, there will be Mid tbe north front door of the uourt House. City James Philp and wife to James 8. and Susan at of Hnatlngs. County of Harry and State of M Petty, parcel. Nashville. $100. wild Court House being the building oarab raunun to Chas dbsklt, parcel, see. 38. Michtaau, In which the Circuit Court for the Comity of Castleton, ten. ’ Barry is held, nt public auction to the highest Fred’k K. Nansel to John Lew's, 80a, sec 23 bidder, tbe premises described In said mort Orangeville. MO<». gaac or so much thereof as m ly be necessary to John Fleming to John and Baida Hough, lota. satiafv the amount due on said mnrteage dty.MJO. set forth, with the interest Iberepn. and Asher H. Osborn to Trustees of F. M. church, above tbe cost-, charge* and expenses allow, d by law parcel, sec 17, v astieton. |22&. provided for In aald mortgage, said prem­ Edward Owen, to Solomon Feighner. parcel, and ises being situated hi the \ of Freeportsec 1, Maplx Grove, 94000. oT Barrv and State of Michigan, and Francis M. Roberta to Wellington D. Sterling, Countv deserltH-d a’ follow*: Lot three ot block ten of lot 508, city, $1800. aald Village nt Freeport according to the re­ Alfred B, Raymond to Alonzo Ferris, 40a, sec corded pint thereof. „ ■ toni 2«. CasUetoOiMO. Dated. HM’lngs. Mich . November 14th. ISM. Geo. J. Getoer to Chas Anniaon. n e M of n e Susannah HammondU. »ec 15. Irving. M00. . Mortgagee. Mary Bailey to Carrie F, Holden, parcel, sec Alonzo E KknasTox. 14. Hope. |1. Attorney tor MortgM*** ______ __ Melville Holcomb to Albert Deitz, 5a. sec 5, Balti >ore. gw. PROBATE ORDER.QUITCLAIM DKKDS. State of M.cblgan, County of Barry, ssAt n session of the Probate Court, lot Henry L. Smith to Theodore 0. Harnish. 160a. lite countv of Bam hoLdeu at the sec io, Irving. 91. E'twin K. Wood to D. M. Hyde, parcel. Delton Probate office, in the City of Hastings, In said County, on Monday the 13th dav of 94995Stephen K. Haight to Geo. V. Bild Inger par­ November, in the rear one thousand eight hun­ dred and ninety fonr. , . , cel, blk 1, Woodland. 95. Preseut, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge o. Probate. Primary School lutercst Fund. in the matter of tbe estate of George O. No. of child- No. Includ­ Amount Crooker. deceased. dr’n In sch’l ed In app’t On reading and Ming the petition duly veri­ • sn Assyria............. X»7 fied of B I- Crooker, »oo of said deceased, 370 Hauimore........ ,370 prayibg anci'.lary administration of said 315 Barry................ 3i« estate be granted to said petitioner, or to some Xi UH other suitable pjrwm. Carlton............. tt9 488 607 Jf. Castleton.......... 747 747 Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday the Hasting*......... xw 350 11th dav of December A. D.. ism at ten o’dock In > (<> the forenoon, i»«< assigned for the hearing of Hastings Clty.925 Hope................ 408 said petition and Hint Ute heirs at law of said XU> <»2 deceased Irving.............. -19-t and all other persons Interested In uo-ia said estate, are required to appear at aM»*lou Johnstown...... 287 280 44 of said court, then to be hmden at lhe Probale Maple Grove .3*3 167-28 office. In the city of Hastings, in said County, Orangeville.... 216 Prairieville.... 331 and show cause, if any there be. wfcy the prayer 210.12 of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And it Rutland........... 30(» 323.88 is further ordered, that said petitioner give n<y Th oru apple... ,476 300 44 tlee to thr j*n»ons H}tereMea In said estate, of Woodland...... 490 IM0.M Ute pendency ot said petition ami the hearing Y’nkeeBpr'gs. M8 88C, per capita. thereof by causing a copy of tb» order to be published In the Haatings Bannku. a news­ paper printed and clreulated In aald County A SCHOOL if llarry. once in each week fnr three successive Geo. W. Landis. Horton. Mich. weeks previous to said day of hearing. Grace M. Black, Hastings City. kV. akmuthong AKMbTHONG,, ----------------------------. Chas \V. FOR William H. Davis. Leslie. Judge of Probate. | (A true copy.) • ’ ‘ • ••-— Marian Hears. Johnstown. Arthur H. Oiostermvi. Kalamazoo. 04' ' moktoauksa Lovins B. Bronson. Hastings City. Whereas, default has been made ui tbe con- , / \v p A ,-qj TVI? A PPPR Henry Whitcdmb. Maple Grove. , COMMERCIAL ditions of two certain mortuaae*. «>'(• of »*ld TjA-VO W BAI 1 Juls. Fanny McKee. Maple Grove. :6HORTHNAD mortgages made ana executed by Mary J. WJ1Herbert E. Bishop. Hastings City. ENGLISH hams u»Daolvl Sinker. William P. Sidnain and ! Ixjulse M. Geiger, Woodland. COURSES. _ William H. Haze, tlie Alteon College Endow- i Peter tfxM*ui4r. Maple Grove. niei* Fund Committee and their sooecMors Beautiful Catalogue sent on Application. Barbara Keokee. Battle Creek. bearing date October second, eighteen hundred etgbty-fivc to secure tbe payment of ten hun­ Geo. O. Meek. Stiver Leaf. Da­ dred thirty dollars and interest thereon at the Man* Trimmer. Yankee Springs .Mich. , W J. DILLINCHAM, Pres. / rate ot seven jwr cent per annum and recorded Sherman Ensley. Castleton. A. L. 8ILVERNAIL, Prin. In tiie • ffiec of the Register of Deeds for Barry Anna Frye, CastletonCounty, Michigan. October twenty-sixth, I. H. WHITE, Sec. A Treas eighteen hundred eiglity-five In liber 26 of mort- ■ Married. gages on page as. The other of said mortgages j . . ? • > HAM-RUMBOLD. Married by lhe Rev. C. W. Jones at his residence In Hastings. Noy. 19th. 18M. Mr. William G. Ham and Miss Ette L. io uit saiu iraniet runner, « iinain r. niauaru . Rumbold, both of I^ighton. Allegan Co.. and WllUam II, Haze, the Albion College En- ; £ dowment Fund Committee ano their successor.- ; •­ Mich. bearing date November second, ehchteeu bun-| £ dred eighty-nine to secure the payment of four • >ENDSLEY—FKYE. Married al the residence hundred eighty four dollar* and Iterrest there-j ■­ of the bride's parents in Castleton. Mich. nn at the rate of seven tier eent per annum and Nov. l«b. 1HM. by Bev. C. W. Jones. Mr. recorded In the office of tbe K -glster of Deeds j Slierman Endsley and Miss Anna Frye, both for Barry County, Michigan. November second. ' >eighteen hundred eighty nine In liber 31 *»i i £ of Castleton. Mich. mortgages on page 36. both of said mortgages ;. •­ being long past due. whereby the power of Mishawaka All-Knit sale cdtil.Lnrd in each of said mortgages has | -­ Butter. 16 to 18. became operative and no suit or proceedings i iz Corn per bu.. 'JO to 25. having been instituted at law or otherwise to j — Eggx per doz. 18 to 20. recover tbe debt seen r?d by either o! said , Hides per lb.. JK. Phree times as durable as any felt mortgages or any part thereof, and oy teason *1*rd per lb., s to 9. M. made-pmUtvclg w<4* proof. of said default, there Is claimed to be dne at! Ji Potatoes per bu., »to 40. atch for tbo trade-ruark “1UII this date ii|»on both of snid martgages, and ! *Rye per bu.. 40. Baud lured. All Others notes accompanying tlie sime the sum of Tallow per lb., W ore imitations. Patented fifteen hundred elgbry-idnc dollars besides an *Oats per bn., 98 to 3). attorney fee of twenty-five dollars as provided Wheat, red per bu.. M tor In thr first of said mortgages. I — Wheat, white per bu. BO. Now Therefore notice Is hereby given that ! £ .MISHAWAKA WOOLEN MFC. Co.. EMawaka. lad. Clover Seed per bu.. 4 50 tofi.OO. by vlrtne of the power of sale in each of said *- For sale by Timothy Seed per bu.. 3.oo mortgages contained and of the statutes of tbe Barley per bu. 80 to 90. State of Michigan, both of said mortgages will Hay per ton. 6.0) to. 8.00. F. G. STOWELL. be foreclosed by a sale of tbe premises therein £: Pork dressed. 5.00. described or so much thereof as may- bs neces*Beans, 75 to 1.20. aary to satisfy the amount due upon both of Chicken dressed. 10. said mortgages at tbe date of tbe sale thereof *Beef dressed. 4 50 to 5.00. together with the legal costs, interest, taxes and iZ Beef live, 2-60, expenses of said sale at public auction to the ! *Mutton, dressed. 4S4. highest bidder on Friday [be 8th day of Febru Apples. 25 to 50. ary. 1895 at to o'clock, a. m . at lhe north front door of tbe Court House In tbe City of Hastings. of Barry and State of Mlchlgan.fthe said State of Michigan, Fifth Judicial Circuit, in County Court House being Die place where the Circuit !Z ChMDOOTY. Court for the County of Barry 1s held) tbe Mary M. Garland. Complainant said premises described In each and both of £ said mortgage# and which are to be sold are as rGeorge M. Garland, defendant. east half of the north esat ± Butt pending Ln the Circuit Court tor the followivizfTbe of section No. eight •«) in town No. rCounty of Barrv. la Chancery, at Hastings, quarter three (3) north of range nine (9) west in the on tbe seventh day of November A. D., township of Rutland, County of Barry and 8 ate 1 h­ 1«H. containing eighty acres of land act: In this cause It appearing from affidavit on ot Michigan, 11 tbe United States survey thereof file.that the defendant, George M.Garland ia not cording more or less. J: a resident of this Mate,but resides at Huntington Dated. November 12th, IKM. In the State of Oregon,on motion of Philip T. C< 1, Dan IXI. 8TK1KRR. grove complainant’s solicitor—tt is ordered that William P. Sidnam. rthe said defendant.George M. Garland cause hia William H. Hazx. E: appearance to be entered herein, within four ti. aik. « months from the date of thia order, and in case The^Albion College Endowment Fund Commit- ; £ of bls appearance that sbe cause bls answer to DaniklStkikkb. <1 the complainant’s bill of complaint to be filed, Attorney for Mortgagees. J 9 and a copy then of to be served on said com­ plainant's solicitor—within twenty days after service on him of a copy of said bill and notice of this order; and tbat in default thereof, said bill lx- taken as confessed by the.said non-resi­ dent defendant. And it is further ordered. That within twenty days the said Complainant cause a notice of this order to be published in tho Hastings Bannxb, a newspaper printed, published and circulating In said county, and that such publi­ cation be continued th ereI a at least once In each week, tor six weeks in succ*sstou. or Und sbe cause a copy of Qi is order to be personally served on said non-reaidrtit defendant at leant twenty days before the time above prescribed tor fils appearance. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge. Philip T. Cousrovjk. Complaln&ut'a Solicitor. John G. Naglkh, Register. Attest [A True Copy.) Prices on RUBBERS Always the Lowest AT THE LITTLE RED FRONT SHOE STORE Woolley & 5H0KE THE “New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET. FratWal Business Training ! LOOK FOR THE NAME i.E H. J. FRflKER. OUT IN THE COLD AND WET WE are now- prepared to fit you in Felt WOOL BOOTS. or Beaver shoes, button or lace, lor $1.25 to $2.25 a pair, also Men s, s Boys’ and Youths’ Felt Boots, Socks and Rubbers of all kinds. Men’s, Ladies’ and First-Class Children’s Storm Alaska. goods at the lowest possible price. and see us before buying. Your res’p’y F. G. STOWELL Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co THE LEADING HOUSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc. VISIT OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in tlie conditions of a certain mortgage made by Orrin JI. Phil­ lips and Emily G. Fnlllipw to Addison P. Cook dated September firet A. D. lR85.aud recorded in the office ot the Register of Deeds, (or the CounSr of Barry and State of Michigan, ou the iGth. ay of September A. D. 1888 in Liber 3a of Mortgagee, on page 14. which mortgage was duly assigned to the A. P. Cook Co, limited, and said BMlgntneutrecorded tn the office of tbe R»-gUter of Deeds in and for Barry Countv In Liber 38 of Mortcazes, page 174, on which mortgage there la claimed to be due at tbe date of this notloe tbe sumpf seven hundred fourteen dollars and eighty-three cents, and an attor­ ney’» fee of thirty dollars provided for in said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings M law* having b*en Instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; Now. therefore, by virtnr of Ute power of aalr co: tained in raid mortgage, and the statute tn such caise made and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Saturday the n:utb day of Febru- Tbe ladies of tbe W. F. M. 8. of the Methodist Episcopal church, will bold a chrysanthemum exhibit and festival on. ..Wednesday Nov. SUL from seven to ten o'clock In the parlors of the church. Flow­ ering plants in pots end in boquets will be for sale. In addition to tbe flowers raised by the ladies, Mr. Burrows will have on House,'In ihaCItyefaastlMs (that being th exhibition and for sale, his entire stock of t-lace where the Citcuil Court for Barry Count beautiful chrysanthemums. Excellent music, both vocal and instrumental, will be provided at intervals during tbe eve­ ning. The body of tbe church will be op­ en to those who would spend a social hour. Light refreshments will be serred to all who desire them. A cordial invita­ tion Is given the pjibllc to attend this CARPETS is second to none, CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children Our line of A full line of Blankets from 49c a pair, upward Quilts at 75c and upward ASK FOR OUR FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR. A NEW STOCK OF OUTING FLANNEL AT 5c A YARD When in the city give us a call Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co 78, 80, and 82 Monroe Street nicH. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-11-22.pdf ff4078a0895e98e22ce8194cc6ad61e3 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar,-r Ccunty. astings VOL. XXXIX. NO. 30. Hastings, Greal STOVE Sale ..AT.... Ira VanValMuroh 10 to 25 10 to 25 ' per Gent. Per Gent. Discount Discount Ofi EVERY STOVE In Stock. . On EVERY STOVE In ‘ stockINCLUDING THE ! Celebrated —, Garland Sieel Ranaos Which Have No Equal GALL N. B. EARLY AND GET THE, BARGAINS. Nails One Cent a Pound. FURNITURE What Shall 1 Buy 535323212348530201010223535301015353 For Christmas ? This is a question that will soon be, and even now is agitating the minds of the many What is More Acceptable Than Furniture? Everyone is always delighted CARPETS with a present of Furniture, and there is always room for a new piece in every house. Large Invoices of Goods Especially for the Holiday Trade, Are being received constantly. I invite your inspection. All prospective buyers cordially invited to call and examine our superb Stock. 3 ft. Ml Furniture mich., Banner. November 22.1894 Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 2058 Pleuant Valley. wi5Sraet.H?rt *nd *’fe were Lansing Published Timractayn by A little snow would be better for fall Edgar Tyter. of Vermontville, was In w E”Cv the past week. crops. »• COOK • BROS., •» town the first of the week. W. Austin has put a wall under his Dr. J. A. Baughman has returned from Bev. Paton, of Alton, will be here next bee house. ____________HA8T1NQ8, MICH Our Pleasant Valley gardner put In a the north and brought back with him a four nights beginning Tuesday eve at the nice supply of his choice vegetables for L. nice buck. He says It cost him at least Town Hall. He will deliver a Thankagivone dollar a pound but he had the satis­ ing sermon at 10 o’clock a. in. A cordial E-Hinchman of Assyria last Saturday. faction of killing It. Invitation is extended to all to come out M. H. Bloom has returned from the C. 8. Palmerton and Geo. H. Carpenter and hear him. north, having sold lift team. were in Sunfield on Tuesday on legal busi­ Remember the shadow social next Thurs­ l*I:krPK* ““ r- Wolf >»”■ moved Jjfrt Hart has put up a horse barn. ness. day eve. Shodows sold at auction. into their new houses. Mr. Trego and family have moved to The suit oi H. C. Carpenter and son The aid society will meet with Mrs. Ncpoleon, Mich. Bd Wolf hi, gone to Petoskey. The Free Methodist meetings al the against David Ober resulted In a verdict Lizzie Tasker one week from next Thurs­ , of Grand Rapids, |s in favor of the plaintiff. day Instead of Thursday* on account of visiting her parents here. Snyder school bouse are progressing fineH. J. Waltt Is buying grain for J. 8. Thanksgiving. ot Ol,1°- '» ’'•Won bls Sebring & Co. of Kalamazoo. . Y. P. 8. C. K. led by C. Q Gage next Maple Grove friends. ClovArual*. Sunday evening. Delbert Shoup has returned from Hick­ > BauHold. Coney Is some ivpatis repairs Uli un. , Saturday forenoon Mr. Haughey’s house 1 John t-------— making a. nvrnv ory Corners where he has been working p I -----•». ... . / Our pastor Is bolding protracted meet ­ n.8 house and James Doonan will oceupv'd. burned tu the ground. He had just been during the summer. tL'C premises I>r>*miRPG during dllrllxe thn ____ * 11ings at the Wicks school house every night finlshiug off the upper rooms and complet­ the the coming _season. JVin. Guy lias gone to Isabella county. this week, except Sunday night. Quite a number from here attended ing what was unfinished below. Most of Prof. 8. York gave quite an Interesting Miss Blanch Troxell of Castleton, began the contents were saved. They have quarterly meeting at North Maple Grove the winter term of school in the McKeivev last Saturday and Sunday. talk at our Sunday school last Sabbath. moved Into Bert Shepard’s hall. This is. district last week. Clate Patteugili and Halsey Tungate are the second time Assyria has been visited' Mrs. Chipman and daughter have gone Quarterly meeting at the Evangelical to Richford to reside this winter. removing the stone along the road fence by fire Id the the last six mouths, both of church last Saturday and Sunday. Sarah Doonan nasgone to her Vntie’s on Levi Falmatler farm for a considera­ them being nearly new houses. Erastus Whitcomb of Grand Rapids was George Mosier’s tu reside for a few tion ot $50.00 Levi Palmatler is erecting a nice' bouse here to attend the Whitcomb—McKee weeks. ' for Ills chickens. wedding one week ago last Sunday. Win. O. Chamberlain has gone to work Royal Mudge died al bls home In this Last Friday was the day set and a gen­ Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sea mon of Nash­ iu a mill south of Battle Creek. city Sunday evening of a complle|Mi>n of ville. called on Win. Seanion last Sunday. Henry Pennell, jr.. has been quite a eral invitation given out to chop wckmI for diseases, aged 59 years. It ft reported that Mrs. Vinnle McKln- sufferer with bip disease but iu now bet­ Dr. Chandler. Only 18 put in appearance Royal Mudge was -born in iflmUand, out of so large a community of benevolent nis attempted suicide by taking laudnum ter. people as live here. The Ladles Aid will Niagara Co., N. Y., April 99iH, tdS5, und last Friday. Mrs. Ruth Campbell of Kalamazoo, is meet un Wednesday the day before with tils parents came to Castleton. Barry visiting her parents here. Thanksgiving and as there was not wood County, in 1837. He came to this city in Castleton. Mra. Edward Pennell has been quite ill enough cut at.the other bee they now send I860 first entering business life as clerk E. L. Fairish has a sale the 24th, and but h now better. out a general, invitation to every man or and gradually working himself up, his Mrs. Mart Bales Is quite sick with what boy that can swing an ax or pul! a saw strict honor and integrity and application will then make Detroit his future bome. W. 1. Marble was at, Ionia last week on la feared to be quinsy. and they want a dozen teaiiM to draw the to business winning for him the confidence businv.". Archy Anderson was at honw over Sun­ wood. They will nave a grand dinner for all of all. April 26lh. 1S65. ho was married Mrs. Mary Witte and daughter Ada have day. those who work for them at 13 o’clock a. to Miss Sarah Bailey, daughter of the late Alvin Bailey, she living but three months The Saints arc bolding evening meetings moved to Nashville. Elder Holler preaches his fardwell ser- at Hope Center Chauncey Shonmker Is on the sick list. after their marriage. In Oct.. 1869, he .mou al the Felghner school house next South lin*ting» The donation that was held at Mosher’s was married to Miss Lyda Stone, who died Feb. 14th, 1889. Tn them five child­ Sunday. Mrs. Hall who has been sick for some hall Inst week Tuesday eve netted the ren were born, four of whom are still liv­ Orin Coborn died quite suddenly Sun­ time Is better. pastor 836.00. ing. ' ■ day of heart disease. Our Epworth League thinks we are no­ The Y. P. 8. C. E. will be ted liy Mrs. In many ways the deceased led an ex­ Miss Nettie Taylor of Jacksun, is a Osgood next Sunday evening. where unless we wear a badge to let our emplary life, being'devoted to home and giu-st of H»e Cues. light shine, so they voted to have badges. Rev. Grigsbv preached a very interest­ Albert Barnum and wife of Woodland, ing sermon last Sunday. The last Thursday of this month there famiiy and all that could add to their com­ fort and pleasure. He was a man who were guests of Q. C. Price Thursday. We are glad to bear that Miss Martha will be an election at the church to see if always attended strictly to his own busi­ Misses AlBe and Minnie Wilkinson, of Bidletnan whose health has been so poor women shall be voters at the M. E. con­ ness, and during his life was never known fiharlottPyWere nt home over Sum-ay. ference. Every body come our. of late As belter. to speak ill of anyone, nor Indulge in idle 8. Noyes is back from Grand Ledge. Preaching next Sunday at the Star. gossip. Always jealous of his honor and ’ Frank Felghner and wife are occupying Cuiue everybody and hear one of Rev. integrity, two characteristics that were Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson spent Sunday their new house. . • Grigsby's grand sennons, for we never very prominent in his social and business at William Shrdds. hear a poor one. Mr. and Mn>. Lyman Chamberlin, of life In-bought by every means to encour­ Mrs. Havens is quite poorly. Hastingft..ppent the first of the week at age them in others. Of a quiet, retiring Mrs. A. Willis spent Sunday with Mrs. Bedford. the former’s daughters. Mi's. Ik D. Loom­ disposition, he kept dear of the political Hendrick. field. Mrs. Moore, of Aiiuust*. spent last Sat- is. Mr. and Mrs. Prince, of South Hastings, urday and Sunday with C. M. Burke and Several years ago Mr. Mudge was at­ Miss Ollie Hall who has been working were callers at J. Lankard's Sunday. for Mrs. L. Grater has gone to Ohio on a tacked with the grip from which he never family. ■ W. Olncr, of Hastings, was ou our fu ’ly recovered. His death which came Miss Ethelyn Wallace has been spending months vacation, Nora Seeber taking her streets one day last week. 1 Sunday evening about 7 o’clock was caus­ place during her absence. the past week In Battle Creek. A. Robinson spent Sunday iu Yankee ed chietiy by heart and lung trouble. The John Kahler, jr.. spent Sunday with his Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Burke were given a Springs, funeral occurred yesterday afternoon and n»o>t delightful surprise last Friday eve­ brother C Kahler. F. Tanner and A. Seeber were guests at ning by some forty of their neighbors and Mrs. McQuainc went to Hastings last was largely attended, the buaiuese houses being dosed from 3 to 4 p. m. out of re­ G. Cross’s Sunday. friends In honor of their twenty-fifth an­ Friday. J. Hendrick spent Sunday with bls par­ niversary. After a most bountiful supper - Quite a number faum here attended the spect for his memory. Rev. \V. W. Tay­ ents in South Rutland. was nerved from the well filled baskets by Evangelical quarterly -meeting at Maple lor conducted tiro funeral services. Midnight marauders arc still pursuing the surprlsera, the pastor. Rev. Brown, Grove. their old occupation robbing hen roosts. in behalf of those present, presented Mr. Victor Armor and sister are visiting at Dr. C. A. Clirtnn. of San Tranclsco We think a good dose of shot administer­ and Mrs. Burke with a beautiful rocking their aunt’?. Mrs. Jane Chandler. b<ianl of trfucatlon has been making a ed to the proper shape would help their chair. The evening was a great srocial Hiram Payne began clerking for H. special study of the effect of cigarette cause immensely. success, also one that will impress itself Mosher’s Monday. smoking nmong the public school children, Cbauncy Bliss white out hunting one Upon the memories of those who attended, School began Monday w th Maragret .. and expresses hlraseif iu the following day last week was accidently shot In the for nil lime to come. JelTory. of Knlqmazou. as toother. forcible manner:1 arm by his own gun. Miss Nancy Parker who has been visit­ About forty-five of the young people ‘•A good deal has been said about the gave Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds a very pleas­ ing at G. Wiikinsdii’s retur led to Has­ evils of cigarette smoking, but one half ant surprise at (heir hume. The evening tings Saturday. the truth has n^ver been told. I have The ••Saints ” are bolding a revival at watched this thing for a-lung time, and 1 Mrs. D. Wood is visitiug friends it. the was spent in numerous games, alter which '> say calmly and deliberately that I believe north woods, Mr. Wood accompanying light refreshments were served, which the school house. were furnished by the young people pre­ cigarette smoking is as bad a habit as her as far as Grand Rapids. Hickory Owners sent. The evening was a thoroughly en­ opium smakhig. 1 am talking now of 8. Hines was in Kalamazoo lust week. Ario Cortrlght is visiting his mother a boys, remember. The effect upon grown Miss Alice Coats has now ceased attend­ joyable throughout, the surprise most few days. perfect and complete and al! present will men is, of course, not so marked. ing school in 1Jin al ng. Mrs. Brunney returned from Battle “A cigarette bend will lie and steal just Warren Wolf and daughter Maggie, re- look back to the occasion ns a red letter Creek Monday where she has been visiting as a morphine or opium fiend will lie and tursed to their home in Ohio, stopping a date iu the social calender of ISM. her daughter, Mra. Drulett. steal. Cigarette smoking blunts the few days with friends Id Indiana. Shultz. Andrew Cortright and Searles returned whole moral nature. Mr. Cheesebrougb of Freeport, visited Mrs. J. Hunt; of Van Buren county, Is from hunting party Friday morning, and ‘••It has an appallng effect upon the sys­ Elder Hamp one day last week. The Add Simpson and party Friday night. visiting relatives here. tem. It first1 stimulates aud then stupeQua Elder is now on his way to England. The Christian Endeavor society hold the nenes. It sends boys into consump­ Ira Johnson and Abe Francois of Kala­ P. Eogle aud wife and Franc Engle, of mazoo. visited here last week. thanksgiving services Thursday evening tion. It gives them enlargement of the Burr Oak, are visiting their mother aud Moses Chamberlain was in Kalamazoo in the Baptist church. A cordial invita­ heart, and it sends them to the insane other friends here. tion is extended to every one to attend. laat week. asylum. J. H. Sutton and wife of Hastings, were Miss Frank Snyder Is visiting relatives Mrs. G. M. Hudson returned from her ‘•I am physician to several boys’ schools callers at the Grove to see their grand visit to Ohio last week Tuesday. in Lacey. and I am often called in to prescribe for children. School «onimencrd last week Monday palpitation of the heart. Claud Wood was at Freeport one day with Gary Crook as teacher. •Tu nine cases out of ten it is caused by last week. Mrs. E. F. Sayles has been numbered the cigarette habit Clara Merritt, of your city, is teaching Every physician The postponed Sunday School Institute the Eagle school again, and will make her among the sick the past two weeks. knows the cigarette- heart. 1 have seen will commence at the Grove Dec. 5, at 2 home with her sisters here. Zagonyl Fox is numbered among the blight troys turn Into dunce's and straight­ o’clock. Prof Humphrey having charge, home from sick. ■ Wesley Karns returned i forward, honest troys made into miserable followed by district convention which will Grand Baplds last !Saturday bringing his Frank Sayles and wife, of Lowell, vis­ cowards, by cigarette smoking. I* am not* be held over Lord’s Day. Speakers from bride with him. ’They have our beat ited Freeport friends Sunday. exaggerating. 1 am speaking the truth ■abroad will be in attendance. Frank Sayles and wife, of Lowell, visit­ that every physician and nearly every wishes. Mrs. Ella Marks is on the sick list Frank Nachtrib Ila spending the week ed in Freeport a few days this week. teacher knows.” J. W. Godfrey was in Hastings Monday. in Hastings. The MIsm's Ella Riegler, and Jennie -wu wife and and sons and John -Horn Ernest Shultz attended quarterly meeting Ca«e were guests of Mrs. Lucy Wibert Bert Kills. Assyria A sllk-bl touch ot winter. Sts Inches Clara Eredenburg. Pennfleld Sunday. , in Maple Grove Saturday and Sunday. the beautiful enow ]>» come ^>d gone. A. T. Huyck returned to his home iu -Alfred 1). Whipple. Dettou George Norris and family spent Sunday ■The Home Mi.wlonary Hoflelr” met Mary Nl-hols. Delton Trufant Monday. al Frankie Hallock’s . the parlore ot the church laat Friday. While J*v Brew, of Irvi*g. was attend­ Frank JtenMba. Yankee Springs Rose Pierce aud May Hine spent bun. Lizzie ILirlaeoiue. Prairieville Cards are out for the marriage ot Mini Mi ing the dance Saturday night his horse in day at home. L ... Elon D. Colles. jabnatowD Nina Garrett and Maurice Milla. Oliver Peake h visiting at Rich Hull 8 some unaccountable inanner fractured its Carrie Bresee. JolinMowu Since the election ot the Sth. many many a leg. which resulted in its being shot Mon­ ■Holomon Eelghner. Nashville .J feed turkey haa been placed on toll teed for I Ruth Grant. Woodland de v* Thanksuivlnx. aa the people have hare someaon W. H. Pardee moved his household Samuel V. Gutchwa, Cawtlelon Mrs. Andrus, Miss Gervin. Mrs. Strong, thing to be thankful for. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. J. A. Robertson were effects to Freeport last week. Wilbur Malle Sheldon. Castleton Hankins. Baltimore Say Mr. Editor, what has become of will soon put up a first class dry girods William in Grand Rapids last week. Bessie VanGorJeu. Maple Grove thaw three gents who were ctricatoied In Mrs. Orman Shaw has been sick witn Store. the Banner as attempting fol ride three wui.r horses? Someone at my left says, one tonsllltea. The social at Mr. Andrus >st tnday was a Jackass: one a mule; ind one a evening was a very pleasant gathering, The farmers are all busy these few days horse, (not the riders) and din not keep and was well attended. of nice weather. Ctms tk'hrMt to Sarah Oainum. IH*. 35. even step. The result as might have been School commenced st this place Monday, Hubbard & Hendershott are moving Philip'7?^’ atrgblln to Elizabeth J. Me-’ expected, the riders were dismounted, their saw mill to timber they have recent­ with Miss Louie Hall at the helm. |.3*igbll:>. H I"! I, Keikfleld’s add. City. tl. caused by au avalanche of votes by the ly bought, west of Freeport. Mrs. Mina Dean, of St. Johns, is visit­ AlfrwdYl. Rmm>ud to Hubert aud Sarah T. Korarth.n - aec z- Parlton. »3M0. . practical good common sen^e of the voters The eleven year old daughter of Mr. ing her parents at this place. C.S (D......Diva. ..•».( l Clark C. AldrlOh, of Barry Cu. and they were left at home .nd Mrt. J.ke Wlulnran'e dM >«“ Mrs. Conrad who lias l*en vteRJng , 1 . . place ■ .... .returned ...... 1.(111,*- jj r> I I*c M. B irry. to AT MiddleBB- Raw Material.” Mr. Editor, do you Thursday at the residence of Mrs. Vt inter friends at rhla ‘ Andrew J. Mi..cm. (tee. J. Griffith, ma. sec 21. Yankee Spring-. »73. remember what Lincoln said about fool­ mute’s fattier. Chester Wood, and al this ville last week. .J<n. Sfrv«-n» to Um. \. Orton. 57a, sec W, Will Holes is again seen on our streets. I Yaukre writing, Mrs. Wlntennute is very low. ing the people? Springs. fl*o. The price of wool Is so low manj of They have the sympathy of tl,e enllre School commenced in the Rtoery Dis­ Miners. K»«l«r to Samuel liarveer, BS4 of 8 W. u. xec -jo, Thoruappi- ■ „ trict Monday with Satie I ’ fcrdestelier as our farmers are reducing their flocks by coiiiinuulty. __ ‘ A. MtsCm to John Ohusread. 1»U». eity.filttj?. feeding their surplus sheep. H. W. Will­ • Mervlue Lee and Mr Kennedy are mov­ |U MdltRryant, ot Morley, was called to John Olmstead iu A. NeCoy, lot 10M. city. iam is feeding nine hundred. S J?ki‘.n E Snoop to W. C. and HUzabeth D. ing this week. this place last week on account of the se­ Maple GcpveA __. . FnUneTlll®. Middleville. vere Bines* of her father Mr. Geo. M‘nan Clark. Susan O. Gu<wh«*r to L. vi and Emily A. weal, The W. F. M. S. met «t the home «t Mrs. Warren is working for Mrs. Rtch- lots « and 41. Nashville. Woo We call Frank Lee “papa" lately. * E<iwlti L. Kichards to Ljdta A. Osborn, parcel Mr,. Mark Morrison Wednesday lest• Ed Blake is sick. ^Ed. Hal! is In Hastings as juryman thia MidakriUe.faoao. Concerts were held at the Baptise and Twenty number, were prweut. qvrr CLAIM DKUIS. The oyster supper w«, held at the real Congregational churcbea last Sunday eveLillian E Htorr to Chas E. Steer, parcel. PraW Mrs. Nellie Knickobackrr is working denre at U. Mcllam lest Friday '”nln»Idaville. »to»„ _ a „. 1,1 Bert Finney has an uncle visiting him. Julia if. Woodmansee to Henry 8. and W. E. Brown she'd • portion ot toe ,<irFra"k EiJnirbad a lively ruo.w.y Christina Simmon*. parcel. Thomapple. 830. Alvah Crossman is conducting singing past wrek at Ha,llr>«’ “ • member ot the one day laat week but no damage wa, Don't Like Boldine*. ot count! can vaasers sehoola In the Baptist ehurch. He ex- board Andrew Wll\». ot Kalamazoo. U the *£cts to bold some in the surrounding New "Orleans. Nov. lA—In Ms ad­ “‘m';. and Mra. A. C. Hunt and Mr. rural of Prairieellle friend,. dress before the Knights of Labor Mra. J. Bechtel spent Sunday with Guy C°Ourvill«gere *re quite excited over the g Chas. Ktcbte. of Middleville- 1> yesterday General Master Workman forth In the Jewelry buslneM for the week '"carda are onk'snnounclnx a masquer** Sovereign -------urged the abolition of state at the firm ot Cairns and B™«” . toteX^lrtat SAIth'a ball al P»“ mililia and a decrease ot the army. Morris Vsnintwerp wdnt to Onsted Th^vlnx ’ixbteverybody | tbTl'r Epworth L<-«ue wl|O>°ld * “cl'1 Saturday to spend the win.er with a bring your masks. . t rfwY it * MAYMABDSvnaLK* Tenn., Nov. next Erlil.s eeenin*. A rood time l« «x- ,eMarkNorrt.cut bl. foot quite badly, and There will be an entertainment eraej- « Cnrroll, ,ced ,*T™eber. «nd all olbara who may de,Ira white splitting woo! last Friday. 1 rei‘’t*eCl“trcto‘r tte benefit ot the iM„t Unptist preacher for Mra. Temple Is visiting a daughter In Sath ’sehioi Admlrelon 4 and 10 yeBr», committed anlclde by to. ere Invited to attend the Teacher, Beadinc Ctrele In Grammar room al a "mSTb. Patton Is q“lte !‘L . recta, come ererybody and avoid the nub, I st hi, home here. Satatday. Oar book, are here. Republicans are all emlloa now-a-dayt. Come. county NEWS ~ •» �Hastings Banner A HOBBIBLE TALE. ANOTHER BONO ISSUE. Thursday, Nov. it, 1894 The Rumored Massacre of A*menlans Is Confirmed. DotnocraUe Extravagance. The announcement is made from Washington that the secretary of tho trear.ury--having treed himself ot the inglorious Howard case—is about to ask for bids for $53,093,003 United States bonds. It is learned in advauco that these bonds can ba disposed ot in New York city for their market value in gold. This is necessary to repair the inroads in the gol.l reserve and to rehabilitate the treasury, which, un­ der Mr.. Carlisle’s managem a nt, has never been able to make both ends, meet. The effect of this bond issue on the business of the country should be good, though 'as a matter of fact the currency locked up in the banks to­ day is. if it were released, more than ample to meet al] the demands of trade, and if this addition helps in any way thc help will be sentimental. We are told that these will bo 5 per cent, bonds on a 3 per cent, basis, which is a form of financial jutgllng to begin with to which the United States can­ not well afford to be a party. If 3per cent is to be the basis, then it would seem to be plain common sense that the bonds should be 8 percent, for the government cannot afford to be a party to a speculation. The fives issued last February when the gold reserve—which, under the law, should be kept at $100,090,003—had sunk to. 862,000,000, sold for 118. If the price should be as high now the present sale will bring in $50.000,033. Three per cent bonds should sell at par, and we could dispose of $85,000,000 in bonds at that rate, at but a fraction more cost to the nation than $50,000,000 at 5. While Wall street is certain that the new loan will be made and specu­ lation is taking form from the belief, Mr. Carlisle half denies it But then he did the very same thing on the eve of the loan made last February. At -■ .. the present.... time the gold reserve .is only $61,000,000. but of late the ten deney has been to rise rather than di­ minish. For the rest of the fiscal year—it ends in June, ’95—the rev­ enues should exceed the expenditures, that is if we keep within the appropri­ ations. bftt this has not been done under a demwrotic aaralni.tralion since the war. Of course it will not do to deplete the treasury, but with ordina­ ry business management there .should be no need to burden the people at this timffTj’ith the interest on an ad­ ditional debt of $50.000,000.—N. Y. Ad­ vertiser. COOK BROS- Propnatora. It Is Pleasure To tell what Hood’s Sarsaparilla lias done fot xnc. I was troubled with neuralgia In my stom­ ach and with dlzzlxjcM and xhortiH’Ss of breath, London, Nov. 17.—The chairman of also kidney and inward the Armenian Patriotic aBsociatiou. O. weakness. I wanted Baffopian. has sent the following let­ something that would be ter received from an Armenian, whose my husband thought It name ia.not given because it would beat that I try Hood’s jeopardize his life, to the earl of Kim­ Sarsaparilla. Before I berly, the secretary of state for for­ had used one-half bottle eign affairs. The letter is dated Oc­ I felt like a new person, tober 9. It says: •The so-called rebellion of the Armenians In an<t I ain glad that I can say today that 1 have 1898 was a got-up aflalr. for the repression of not had a bad spell since which tbe chief magnate got a decoration. year the Kurds carried off Armenian oxen I commenced to take This and the Armenians’ appeal for-their restora­ rah C. TrulUoger, Hoqd’a Sa rsapanlla. tion %4B refused. A fight ensued. Two Kurds Fairbim, Hl. Formerly my health was were killed and three were wounded poor that I was not able to do my house"The Kurds immediately carried their dead before the governor, declaring the Armenian soldiers had overrun the land, killing aud plun­ dering the Kurds. This furnished a pretext for massing the troops from far and near. The troops were com minded by a pasha and a mar­ Parilla shal and were hurried to the dlstrlcL Tbe I owe »1| the pnlK to g4 * *wzxra pasha is said to have hung from his breast, BMd'.S.ra.p.rtll.. I UrCb after reading it to his soldiers, an order from Constantlnop e to cut the Armenians up root Maa. Bakah C. Trvl. aud branch aud adjuring them to do no If they UNOkM, Fairburg, III. loved their king and government. N. B. If you decide .to take Hood’s Sarsapa­ • Nearly all these things were related here rilla do not be Induced to buy any other. and there by soldiers wbo took part ta the hor­ Hood’s Pills should bo in your home. They rible carnage. .Some of them weeping claim the Kurds did more, and declare they only are a reliable family cathartic. 26c. per b-JX. obeyed tbe orders of others. It is said that 100 fell to each of them to dispose of. Nd com­ passion was shown to age or sex even by the regular soldiery, not even when the victims fell supplisnt at their feet Women and Babea Are Slaughtered. 0 S. I-ALMETIER. J. M. SMITH. "Six to ten thousand persons met such a fate as even the darkest ages of darkest Africa LAW. COLLECTION AND REAL ESTATE hardly witness, for there women and tender OFFICE OP babes might al least hare bad a chance of a PALMERTON A SMITH life of slavery, while here womanhood and in­ Conveyancing a specialty. nocence were but a mockery before tbe cruel lust that ended its debauch by stabbing women Woodland. Mich to death with the bayonet while tender babes pdward Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. were impaled with the same weapon on their dead mother’s breasts or perhaps seized by Arthur C. Denison. the hair to have their heads lopped off with TAGGART, KNAPFEN & DENISON. the sword." LAWYERS. "In one place 309 .or 400 women, oftcr being ' Rooms Ml 81T Michigan Trust Co. Bldg., . Grand Rapids. Mlebigan. forced to serve vile purposes by the mercileas aoldiery. were hacked to pieces by sword and AMES A. aWEEZEY. bayonet in the valley below. In another place Attorney at law. some 200 weeping and wailing women begged Bastings. Mich. for compassion, falling at the con. mandur'a Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ feet, but the bloodthirsty wretch, after orderIwUulrraUUtoajdteMsudhuraldMakxlb. lections promptly attended to. ‘ patch them ta a similar way. Refused to Keuounre Tbelr Faith. R. K H. LATHROP. "At another place still nlarge company under Homoepathlc Physician and the lead of their priest fell down before the Surgeon commander, begging for compassion and aver­ Office over W. H. Goodyear’s ring that they had nothing to do with the cul­ Drug Store. prits. But to no purpose. All were called to an­ All calls promptly attended to. other phwe and the proposal was mode to sev­ eral of tbe most attra.ilve women to change A. St RLBNER, M. D.. their faith, in which case their lives were to Physician and Surgeon. be spared. They said: ’Why should wq deny Delion. • Mich. Christ’ We arc no more |thun these.' pointing Ofllee in residence, one block east of derm* to the mangled forms of, their husbands aud brothers; 'kill uh. too.' and they did so. A. A C. H. BARBER ••‘But why prolong the sickening tale? There » Physicians and Surgeons. must be a God in Heaven wbo will do rlgbt Calls in city or county responded to with in all these matters or some of us would lose faith. promptness, day or night. "Oneor more consuls have been ordered that A. SHELDON, . ■way to Investigate the mutter. If the Chris­ tians insteadof the Turks reported these things • Abstract and Real Estate Office. In the city of Bulls and the region where I Abstract Blocs. Hastings. Money to loan on Real E*’xte Ileal Barat* have been touring the cose would be sold uu c-ininl.ASlon. General cun 'rvauclng different. But now we are compelled to be­ Having a complete set of Atmtrnct Hooka, com lieve 1L The magnates are having papers cir­ jilled from tbe Records, ean fnrnisti compleu culated. and are trying to compel the Chris­ * tract.* C. F. BROOKS. Clerk tians to sign them, expressing satisfaction that justice has been dealt to the rebels, and S. ■' ':i " ’• thanking the king and chief magnate himself. The Christians of Bltlls will not sign." Office hours Ha m. to 5 p. m. • Many Village* Destroyed. P~HiLIIrT7cO-L(J ROVE. Another letter says that some of the Attorney at Law regular soldiers themselves admit that (Successor to Smith A Colgrove.) they killed 100 persons each in a fiend­ (Office Id Union block. Hastings.. Practices tn all the courts of the state. ish manner, and that violation of women was followed by the bayonet k. kenaston, Twenty or thirty Armenian villages, • Attorney at Law, it would seem, have been wholly de­ (Over J.8. Goodyear & Co.’* store.) PraetloecHu all courtaof the State. Collection* stroyed and some persons were burned promptly attending to. to death with kerosene in their own |r R. TIMMERMAN, Hommpathic Phy houses. A? • sician and Surgeon. Despite the Turkish government’s Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) silence facta have oozed out which leave no doubt a massacre of Christians MORTGAGE SALE. has occurred on as important a scale as Default having been made tn the conditions of a eertain mortgage made by Orrin H. Phil­ the butchery at Batak, Bulgaria, lips and Emily G. Phillips to Addison P. Cook which sent a thrill of horror through dated September first A. D. taB.and recorded In the civilized world. tbe office ot the Register of Deeds.for the Coun­ ty of Barry and State of Michigan, on tbe Kith, day of September A. D. 1M5 to Liber 29 of London. Nov. 19.—A dispatch to the Mortgages, on page 14. which mortgage wan Times from Vienna says a letter has duly assigned to the A. P. Cook Co, limited, and said MMignment recorded to the ofhee of the been received there from Smyrna re­ Register of Deeds in and for Barry ('nuntv to porting that Zeki Pasha, a Turkish Liber » of Mor;ia:es. page 174, on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date marshal, with a detachment of Nizams of this notice tbe sum of seven hundred toartern and a field battery, massacred 2,000 Ar­ dollars and elgbty-three cents, and an attor­ ney's fee of thirty dollars provided for In said menians at Sassun. The bodies of the dead were left unburied and their secured by said mortgasr. or any part tlrereof; presence has caused an outbreak of Now. therefore, by Virtu? of the power ef sate cholera. Many Christians are reported ©o> tamed tn-ala mortgage, and the statute m to have fled by secret paths across the such case nimta and provided, notice is hereby glveu tbat on Saturday the ninth day of Febru­ Russian frontier. ary'AD. tM5. at teu o’clock in the forenoon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest Celebrated Hie 1034 Birthday. . bidder. at toe north trout door of tbe Court House, ta tbe City ot Hastings (that being the . Philadklphia, Nov. 17.—John Stev­ Kace where tbe Utieuic Court for Barry County ens, an inmate of the old men’s home boldmi), the premises described in said mortgxru. or so much thereof as may be nec­ in West Philadelphia, on Friday cele­ essary to pay the smount due on said mort- brated his 108d birthday. He was g-ge. with seven per r-nt. Interest, and all legal oosu. together with an attorney's fee of born in a county of Massachusetts, thirty dollars covenanted for thereto, the which has since become the state of premises nring described to said mortgage a.s all that <aud ta town of Xasyrls. B»rry County. Maine. He is in good health aud votes State of Michigan, descr bed as at every election. Kight and one third (8H■ acres of land ofl ot the north side of loltowtugd. scribed land viz; Thirty acre* off the Wes’ end of the North New York, Nov. 18.—Frank G Ives half of North East quarter of Section twenty, demonstrated his right to the title of town one North of Range Seven Wert. Also th* North half of the North East frac champion billiardist of the world Sat­ urday night by defeating Jacob the West end thereof, being In town O«te North Shaefer. Ives beat his old instructor 8.600 to 8,074 points. Schaefer had no A T. Cook, Co., limited excuse to offer for his defeat Be was Assignee of Mortgage. outplayed. I’HJLJr T. COLOBOYK, Atux nry for Assignee of MortgageDated Not. H. t8M. Chicago, Nov. 15. — Benjamin F. Tufts, for twenty-two yean a clerk in the railway mail service, was sen­ tenced Wednesday in Judge Alien's IOF (STMKBKST. court to three years in the peniten­ Vfa "O MUKAK1NQ. tiary at Joliet for stealing from the Hood ’s 8araa1 *»*%*»* BUSINESS CARDS. I J D B P A ' Children by th** Hurtin—Each SolOter Ordered to Kill One Hundred Person*. Douclas ♦5. CORDOVAN, FMMXAEWMRimGALE ’ > poycE^xos. ‘2AUB«riSa»5t«ES. COMMENT AND OPINION. tST“l am a democrat.”—David B. Bill. “I am a squirrel hunter.”— Grover Cleveland.— N. Y. Tribune. C-fTThe comments of Uie English press on the result of the election will be of unusual interest this time.— Minneapolis JournaL G?*The American people propose to change the policy of this administra­ tion and arrange to continue to raise wool in the United States instead of in Australia and South America.—Chi­ cago Inter Ocean. tyitwillbe amusing now .to hear the democrats ascribe the revival of business which is certain to result from the republican victories entirely to the effects of the democratic tariff law.—Cleveland Leader. t^^The only institution that seems to be just now as badly demoralized as the democratic party is the Chinese empire. It is not too much to say that the Chinese are' on the run, except where they arc struck with paralysis. —Philadelphia Times. QTWhere noware the prophets that two years ago pronounced “the repub­ lican party dead and buried by demo­ crats?” The saviors of the republic and thermion are not the kind of peo­ ple to stay dead, as the facts show.— Chicago Inter Ocean. £3r“We are now.” saya Chairman Wilson, “passing through an era of change.” There is a belief among business men that change will be more abundant hereafter. This may be what Mr. Wilson meant, but he is a •little awkward in his way of stating it. —Chicago Tribune. EFTIenry Watterson says that “the republicans have made the issue that the democrats cannot properly govern the country." And they have con­ vinced the voters of it, haven’t they? Or rather the democratic party did the convincing itself. There is no teach­ ing so successful as that by object les­ sons.—Iowa State Register FRANKFORD’S MIRACLE. SAMUEL HART. A PARALYTIC. AS* TONI8HES PEOPLE BY WALK­ ING. had Givei Clippie and (Fiomlhe Philadelphia Record.) The wonderful experience of Samuel J. Hurt, of Frankford, lias set the ~whule twenty-third ward talking. Mr. Hart and his wife conduct a dry­ goods store at 4661 Frankford avenue. He h about seventy years of age. is a pioneer In the Frankford district. He fought for the union bravelv throughout the war with Colonel Gray's ga’lant regiment, the Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers, and Is a leading member of Phil J- Kear­ ney Post Na 55. G. A. R lie also be­ longs to Sharkanwxon Tribe, No. 116, of the improved Order of Red Men, the Knights or Pj thins, and numerous other organizations. Here Is the story lie told a reporter <*< his wonderful cure which hay startled Frank fork. “Six yearn ago while I wm working at my trade as n carpenter. l_feli down atalrs and fractured my skull, sprained my spine In two places, and sustained other serious injuries 1 was picked up fur dead, car­ ried hump and laid for thirteen nxtalli* utterly uneouMlous of my surroundings, in fact I was out of my mind. Then 1 had niv skull trephined at the llaliiivinaiin hospital,” here’Mr. Bart exhibited a small portion of his own skull, bone which be carries as a pocket piece, “and 1 began to Improve but my spine gave me a great deal of trouble and eventually resulted in locomotor ataxia. First 1 found that 1 could not walk without two canes, 1 be-1 came m> bent that 1 felt like a living in­ terrogation point. Although 1 was under treatment by a skilled physician 1 grew rapidly worse. * “On February 14lh last,” continued Mr. Hart. “1 was suddenly seized with loromotor ataxia. Both my legs below the knees were numb and completely paraIjzed and 1 had a painful sens-ation about the lips. 1 fell and was confined for alKiut five months in an invalid chair. Besides Hie paralysis of nay lower limbs 1 suffered excruciating pain in my back and legs, could not sleep soundly, my nerves were completely upset and my ap­ petite went back on uie. 1 would frequent­ ly go several dajs without eating a mouth­ ful of food. Once 1 tried to itfse myself In the crutches but I fell helpless forwaid and would have struck the floor had not the ductor seized me. He told me never to try and walk again. Then 1 was seiz­ ed with ffightful convulsions which came on me at intervals. ••One day last June 1 read In a news­ paper of a remarkable cure, effected by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pate People, of a man up in Maine suffering from loco­ motor attain. 1 told my wife about it, we both agreed that it would do no harm to try the pills and *e got a supply. Before I had finished the first lot I was able to leave my invalid chair. The life blood again coursed through my once dead legs, and I put the chair up in the garret. It has been there ever since. 1 have steadi­ ly Improved and my legs are now as sound as a dollar. My form Is more erect and I walk with the same springy motion that I had whuto 1 was twenty-five years old. Let me<lre you an instance of my actlvi- wheat is reported at « per cent in the ■cuthem counties, 98 in the antral .nd 100 in the northern, oonipnrieon being with the average -enra The average for the eUte U M. Corn in estimated to yield an average of U bu.bela of ear. to the acre. Compared with a full average crop potatoe. era eallmated in the »Ute at M per cent Live etook I* in fairly good condition. tb* p^lKxl du|r vert­ estate bmMed to said petitioner, or to son.?. other suitable person. ' ‘c Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuwutav th.. I Ufa day of Itaoamber A. D.. IBMat teno’ctock to cur toreaoon. be asatam-d tor the hear ter 1 dree used and all utber persons Interested i ■aid estate, are required to appear at iven »i* ,boWetl tnat tn ihfi mtv nff1<>Ha*ttnn p__ _ Reports to the state board of health atltoe. raow raara, it aa, Uer, I*, why me rn.,L by sixty observers in different' parts of the state during the .reek ended November 10 show that inflammation of the kidneys increased, and that in­ termittent fiver decreased in ares ot Mper prtated ssd circulated to Mid Count? prevalence. Consumption was reported M Barry, ooee la each week for three Bucrewiyr weeks previous to said day of bearing. at 231 places, scarlet fever at fifty, Chab. W. Armstrong typhoid fever at seventy-one, diph­ (A true copy.) Judge oTProbate theria at thirty-eight, measles at five MORTGAGE BALE. and smallpox at Detroit, Manchester. Whereas, detank has ta*u made In the con Cheboygan. Royal Oak and St Johns. dllUms of t*o certain mortmu.es. one of said mortgages made aud executed by Mary J. Wil 8trlker« WUltam P. Nidnsm and William Whalen, engineer' of the WilliamH. Haze, the Albion College Endowmeot Fund Committee and their successors train wrecked at Jackson October 13, bearing date October second, eighteen hundred 1898. in which thirteen world’s fair ex­ V*0" 91® W«e«t of ten hun­ thirty dpltare and tnterost thereon at the cursionists were killed and many more dred rate of seven per ceiit jar annum ana recorded injured, has commenced suit against । In the • thee of the Register of Deeds lor Barn u <’cl"b*r twenty-sixt?. the Michigan Central company for ' eighteen hundred dgt*<.y-nve to liber 2C of mott­ 350,000 damages^ alleging negligence . g«gr«on page Z3. The oilier of said mortgages in employing inexperienced men to as- 1 made and executed by Nelson H. Cross. Carrie E. CrtM* Ills wife, and the said Mary J. W;lii*m* sial in running the train. He also de­ • ’'•J**®1 mrtker. WlUlam p. Mld^n clares the angle cock was defective Id and William H. Haze, tbe Albion College F'nj duwmeut Fund Committee and their snccresurs construction, cutting off the air be­ , bearing date November second, eighteen hun dred eighty nineito secure the payment of four tween the engine and cars. hundred righty-four dollars and Interest thcreI on at the rate of *eve.i pe- m-nt |^r auuuni and Accldeutally KUH Himself. I rctnrded In lb ■ office .,{lUr R-mater, of Decks Angus McManus, a prominent young for Barry County* Michigan. Nop>nffier s-coud. buu.ired right)-..toe In Uber 31 oi business man of Traverse City, acci­ '. riMbfren nK»tg*»’“’«“ tatalotii of sa.d mortgages dentally shot himself in the head behia loug |ust dur, whereby Ho- power ot ront-fo) d to e.-«h of said mortgages ha* while bunting and died soon after­ ,; sale bcvainr operative ana no suit or proceedings wards. His friends and his wife, who having lieeu hi«'ilu'rd a’ taw or otirerwi.se m were camping with him. were obliged ■reouvrr tbe debt-seci red by either of «a|d iiHjrtasgMor any part tm-reoL and by rexsun to drag and carry him over a mile to of Maid default there Is claim* d to be due at camp and the exposure probably has­ 'thia date upon both uf twld m»rtgag*s, and ; notes nrconipansl* g the tutnr the suhi of tened hisde#th. flfbt u hundred eigbiy-riine dollar* besides an aitnrueylrr of twent* five dollars as provided toH in the first «»f said mortgage.*. Mlcblgan Behotri Money. I Therefore notice Is, hereby given that The superintendent of public instruc­ ; b*Now virtue of the power of sale in each of said tion ha* made the semi-annual ap­ mortgiues contained and of the statute* of the Blate of Michigan, both of said mortgage* will portionment of the primary schqo) in­ t* foreclosed by a sale of the premises therein terest fund among the several counties. described <«• so much thereof as may be neces­ The total sum apportioned was 8460.­ sary to sat inf y the amount dur mam 1‘otli of said morigaucn al the dab- o( the sale thereof 021, or OS cent* for each child ot together with tbe legal costs, interest, taxes and school age in the state. The two ap­ exj*risen of said sale at public auction to the highest bidder on Friday the Mh dhv of Febreportionments made this year aggre­ ary, 1H96 at to o’clock, a. m.. at the north front Onor ul tbeOmrt House In th* City of Hastings. gated $1,021,458. County of harry and Ntate of Michigan .. the said Court House br ing the place where th*- dtvnit The two alleged aniallfftix patients at St Court for tbe County of Barn 1n held) the said premises desertned in each aud both of Johns are improving daily. said mortgages and which are to he sold are a* follows viz: The east half of th*- m>*th cast If The Baby la Cutting Teeth. ousrterof section No. right k) In town No. Be sure and use that old and well-tried three (X) north of rauge nine <9> west iu the remedy. lira. Winslow’s K.rothiug Syrup tor township of Rntland, County of llarrv mid 8 ate children taeWilng. Il sooth - sth* child, snftetrn of •ichtgan. containing eighty acres of land weHie gums, a'lsvs-d! pitiw. rare* wit.' rohe and cordiui t • tbe Unlteu States survey thereof Is Um l»e*t reui'Mly fur di archie». Twenty-five more or leas. Dated. November 12th. 1AM. centa.’i Iroltlr. Danikl Btrikku William P. Sidnam. William H. Haze. The, Albion College Endowment Fund Commit- He picked up a cane, held it with both bands a alight distance apart and hopped through it and back again with the agility ot a school boy. That is something very few youngjnen can do, he said, with a touch of pride,In his lone. ••1 suffer no more pain in my Iljnb,” he resumed, “but my fractured skull gives me some trouble. 1 have severe palm in the head, beyond these I am a well .man, and I ascribe my recovery entirely to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Again I repeat, beyond the pain In my head 1 feel like a young man." I Samuel J. Hart, of Frankford, Phila­ delphia county. Penna., do certify that the above statement is correct and true in every particular. X Samuel J. Hart. Certified to before me this 21st day of August, 1894. George L. Battersby. (8KAL.) Notary Public. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People ■re now manufactured by the Dr. Will­ iam’s Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.. and are sold in boxes, (never in loose form by the dozen or hundred, and the public are cautioned against numerous imitations sold In this shape) at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 32.50. and may be bad of all druggists, or direct by mail from Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company. From wreckage wasnea asaore neai Fish Point it was believed a large steamer had gone down with all un ooard. The supreme court has decided that any other mark than a cross on a builot is HlegaL The annual sale of abandoned home­ Roe Fletter. aged 12 years, living in steads and state lands for the nonpay­ Algansee township, Branch county, ment of interest was held at the state was probably fatally wounded by the land office in Lansing. About 10,000 accidental discharge of his gun while acres of homestead and 1,200 of for­ he was hunting. feited lands were offered. There M. J. Clark, of Grand Rapids, sold to were few bidders, the only competition the B. B. Richardson Lumber company being over Baraga county lands. of Duluth 3.000 acres of pine land at New Duluth, Minn., for $800,000 cash. Alleged Bobber* Arrested. Officers arrested Henry snd William The stumpage was estimated at80,C00,000 feet J. Niles on suspicion of having at­ The term of Elmer W. Bowen, of tempted to rob Peter Murray, who lives on the south line of Genesee Detroit, brigadier general of the Mich­ county, about 6 miles southwest oi igan state troops, expired by limita­ Linden. Two attempts were made, tion, and Charles R. Bawley, colonel the first on the night of November i of the Third infantry of Bay City, suc­ ceeds him. and the second November 8. George Steiner, of Detroit, on his way to Europe, made the acquaintance The commo* council at Bay City ap- of two bunco men in New York aud lost $651 At the examination of Henry Wain Spring held. HL, Not. 15.—Gov. A1V take into consideration the matter of an Iteyear-old boy, in the police court geld has appointed Elijah P. Ramsay providing a fund tor the care of the at Detroit on the charge of larceny state treasurer to fill the unexpired destitute poor until such time as or­ Detectives High and Larkina told the term of his father, the late state treas­ ders may be issued upon the county story of a gang of boy robbers whose urer, Rufus N. Ramsay. His term will nest is located in one of the good resi­ dence parte of the city. B»». J. W. RanwJell, o, Bay city, ha. Commander KauiU and the depart* Fahgo, N. D., Nov. Ifl.—Official re­ -cwpud *0*11 to Trinity p. £ ohurch tn riron, o. turns show that the legislature will be made up as follows: Senate—republic- March M W at Mount Oeumna The twelfth annual meetdug of the Mrs. Hindstrofij left her two chil­ National Baptist congress was held at Detroit dren alone while she went milking al J. A. Hurlburt, 22 years old and a ChasselL When she returned the buildstranger. oommHted suicide at a hotal 5 o Hurlburt "*^•*’*4 from to death. r. H Lieveiaoa, u. Don’t Forget Danikl Stkikto Attorney (or Mortgager-. that when you buy Scott’s Emul- I ORDER OF PUBLICATION aon you are not getting a secret State of Michigan, Fifth Judicial Circuit, in Chancer)-. mixture containing worthless or Mary M. Garland. Complainant harmful drugs. • George M. Garland, defendant. Scott’s Emulsion cannot be se________ _ in the Circuit Court for w ,v suit pending the cret for «n. analysis reveals all there is tn it. Consequently the I »«»*• • r*C th** ravraAiz-ral ! Iu this cause It appcxrIng from affidavit on endorsement Of the medical fikuhat the defendant, Geonre MCariaud H not a rcmideot of this state.but resides at Huntington to tbeStateof Oregon,on motion of Philip T. C> 1grove comnlnlnauVs aonutor—it tsordered that Uie said defendant.George M. Garland cause bls appearance to be entered hereto, within four months froth the date of this order, and in caw of his appearance that he caus* his ■ answer to foe cotnplalnani's bill of complaint to be filed, and a ropy then of to be served on said com­ plainant’s solicitor—within twenty days alter service on him of a copy of said bill and notice of ibis order; and that tn default thereof, said overcomes Wasting, promotes bill be taken as coufeased by tbe said non-resi­ the making of Solid Flesh, and dent deteodant. And It U■further ordered. That within twenty gives Vital Strength. It has no days the said Complainant cause a notice of order to be published ta tbe Hasting* equal as a cure for Coughs, Colds, tots Banner, a newspaper printed, published and Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Weak Lungs, tdreulatlng tn said eoanty, and that such publi­ Consumption, Scrofula, Anaemia, Ema­ cation be continued therein at least once tn each week, for six weeks in succession, or that ciation, and she cause a copy of this order to be personally Wasting Diseases of Children. served oe said non-resident defendant at lem*t twenty days before tbe time above prescribed Scott A Bowne. kt AH Druggists. 50c. and Si. tor bis appearance. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge. Philip T. Colqrovk. Complainant’s Solicitor. John g. Naglrr, Register. AtteaL [A True Copy.] World something. Emulsion Collar One that yon can keep dean all the time—a collar that does not wilt when you get over-heated; that docs not fray on the edge, or tear out at the buttonholes, and can be cleaned by simply wiping off with a wet sponge or cloth. These collars and cuffs are made by covering linen collars or cuffs J******* *>th waterproof “CCllulnid ” thnamviran feELLULO|[ nr •* mark. * *«k for thi«, «nd refine to take ay imitation if you expect eateaction. If your dealer does not cep them, send direct to us, cnosxng amount, an d we will mad MORTGAGEE BALE. Default having been made fo- more than thirty days tn payment of interest overdue and payable on a mortgage Mated October 22nd. is?-', made by Busan S. Peckham to Susannah Ham­ mond aud recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the count* of Barry, to the .state of Mlcblgaa. Oct.22nd. 1892. in lltar 44 of mort­ gages od page 3M. for which default, the said Susannah Hammond, by virtue of the right Even her by the said mon gag*- ims mad*- ord reby makes the whole pr neipal sum of said mortgage and the interest arenied thereon now due and payable, and on which mortgage thenla claimed to be due at the date of this notice the num of eight hundred and srventj-ulnc dob lars and twenty-four cents, and no suit or pro­ ceedings at law having been instluted to recover to amount eeoured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Notice Is therefore hereby given that on Hatnrdar the 9th day of February . I*-*at ten o’clock In the forenoon, there will be sola at the north front door of the Court llou*-*. i'll) of Bantings, Onunty of Barry and Slate of Michigan, said Court Hoose being the building tn which rhe Circuit Court for the Comity of Harry is held, at public auction to the btjthej't bidder, the premises described to said mort­ gage or so much thereof as may bo nocensary do KKtlsfv the amouifi due oo said mortgage a» above tet forth, whb the Interest thereon, and the ooats. charges and expenses allow* d by ta« and provided for to said mortgage, said prem­ ise* being situated tn the Village of Freeport. County oi Harry and State of Michigan, and described as follow**: Lot force ef block ten of ■aid Village of Freeport according to the re­ corded plat thereof. Dated. Haitiurs, Mich.. November I4tb. 1AM. Susaxkah Hammond. • MortgageeAlonzo E Kemaston. Attorney for Mortgagee. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In th* ot s certain mortgage, executed by Mil ton J. Print-and Rhode 8. 1’rtne, huxband and wife, to Levi M. Dewey, dated toe fourteenth d») of March 1RM. recorded the sixteenth <ta) of Marcii 1892. and on which there I* due. ,xt tbe date hereof. One Hundred and Si****’* and »-lOO Doliara. notice te hereby given that, by virtue of the power vt sale to said inortgac-■. LSn'T'a; .si 7<s. trootaowot the Court Home I, the Hit ot whether 1 collar is L THE CELLULOID CO, tain piece or parcel of land situate Id for towa*hlnof Johnstown tn LheOouDty of Bsttj ami State of Mtetigan. and described ** to wit: Commencing thirteen rods w< *t of •he north rest render of Section thence running south twelve rod*, tlicnce tght rods, tbeoce north twelve rods and tbcnce east eight rod* to tbe riace of ta-glnning, tbe Lari M. Dxwxv. Mortgagee. Cha» H. Baumm. AUoruey for Mortgagee. �NrtTICB OF ATTACHMFXr. r. . . M'c’iigoi.lu ihdCtrrult » vur* tor tue iv'.'i lUrrv. . ViHUM •’•<-'-« ’*”rt C* r' '*rt• <T» Utidv*' B ”* 01 Coo*. A»a. ITAVY K lirrohv given that «*n the ant 4 ot UM4iwn'«ur. A. D ISM, n writ ol atCaelimetil n all’ tttuudfftit ’ C the threult Cm for 1 \ iv\>( B«rn\ ut 1 he sub Of Adrian D. Cock •.n - tb’iHY C- 0-MK.e.uiartnera. doing bualnnK .! 'h iA'1-.igv Michigan, under lb* firm nknju h d-.iv ie of Cook & Cook, tbe above named SffiutiiT’. against the land-, tenements, $oudn ' , 1, ittrh, monowi Ami effects of Frank CarnPni.T the defcluUht above named, for the sum to C hundred .Mid Lrnr dollMS and Wlrtren i P-d13». which said writ was returnable nn the End <isv<»r October. A. I>. 18 4. ' P |>,„te U>l. -otu .lay iJlraTb IS NOW OF AGE. Economize. Heatn(La ha!f Spoonfuls Horsford’s Baking Powde R>ves better results than two full teaspoonfuls of any other. CLEVER WORK OF AN OCULIST. The Twenty-Ptart hW ot th, w. c. at Cleveland 1. ------- KZpilCB. U. account of a ’ery elew bit of detect!", work by an re™', th*‘In * Urge fac­ tory. in which were employed aevenl bnndred pereona, one of the workmen, in wielding his hammer, eareleaalv allowed it t<»allp from his tiand n’flew hplf way arrow the room and atruck a fellow workingman in the left eye. lUc nun averred that hi. alght waa blinded by the blow, although a care­ ful examination failed to reveal any inJury there being not a aerpteh vlalble. He- brought the courts court, for for ------ «•*« -a amt in me «nnpcu»atlon oompcnaatlon for for the the 1low, ot half of hla and refw-ed eyeawht, rehire<l all oflere of com- Dkmvim. CoL, Nov. 19.—Gov. Waite baa decided to go upon the lecture platform. He will make a short tour in the west before his term expires, delivering his first lectures at St Louie November ID and 30. going from there to Chicago. After his term expires he ; will lecture in the east [ Little Thing 1 P but Uie world is made up of HtU#j things. It 1* merely a little dirt • and a little lime end a little mar- fl nesium that make common eait^ impure. It is merely a little care, and a little better system Id salts making which gives to Nov. 17.—The twenty. rent in its weekly crop summary saysNnlloual “Very full returns confirm estimate* then ' Chriellan Temperance union offered of wheat-feeding operations, indicating Attorneys for Plaintiff, Hen *rid‘-V at Music h«nI about 40.0J<y)00 bushels already for western te ii ■*1,M,I,l''T1<*T0H'88ALE. Reproaentetive women are preent states possibly n.000,too bushels for entire I season,and with something additional for unim­ PRdRATR ORDER. £°“ 7'ry “d ferrltory ,„d 1 1 portant states. Wheat feeding Is being cur­ ana , Hist?- of Mcldgnu. Countrot Bamr-m, tailed in many sections from availability now .Ki TR*™ were probprob- I v a <u-*»fon of ihtx Probate Court for tbe _______ *my SOO delegatee preeent andi the .U. I 1 ofcore." county of lurry, holdetf al the Probate Office £*’a.% W'U with apcetetors. ... -tn- ritv <4 In said county, on forenoon,ai the j remi*Ahlrein d<*k,iK • lhe “ ! Found tn Mie River. -Vtv, the iwt’i day of October, m the township of Ra,rT i^?tT,A<le*.r,b<‘d.,nl’>’’ with the exception of the upper gab “ St. Louis, Nov. 16.—The body of 1 I reindcr tl,e Uw’ “>'• lht Sheffield rr«r one thousand eight hundred ami ulnety In th* Male ofMkJ1*’ Oou“|y o? ‘Urry. it* absolute purity, its exceedingly । (England) Telegraph, the owner of the J John Meyers, a wealthy retired lum­ f' -n M-tU, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of and suthomJlK J. t JdVJ’L I“*ta**»* * license fine grains and ita delicious flavor. Miss WiUard’s Address. NorrmbTr iJm bv **•> of berfor merchant, was w found factory was responsible an injury! , , in the ~river - --------------------It In a little difference in price- 4 Couttof tered'Tn1!? thc .0P’Illn? Mwlon cen- resulting from an accident of this kind • *’edne,*<iay- He !*\u'the matter of the estate of Hannah A. Harry rountx Mlnhuko Li. been missing for B about 6 cents per year per per- . 4fd. dei-ested. red in the address of President and although he believed that the man two weeks. He is ’thought to ’have n* ** »>""”••• •-----Fson —that gives you the best and 1 (in reading and filing the retltlou duhr verified purest salt—MThe salt that’s I E- wuierd, who ably re­ w»» shamming aud that the whole case | committed suicide, owing to recent nulo Hoard, husband of said deceased pray- known Md desert bid M fotyS^ ULfirh,,ft?' all salt." Economy sometimes I WK* U,e ''hol'= of thought was mc ttmt u certain Instrument ibis day tied in ---------------„ e uaa In inveatmente. He leave, a an attempt at swindling, he had L means paying more. J iui.l court purporting to be the last will and _ _ up hla mind that he would ‘ *nd ectlon for women. Mi» Wil- Jllwvaad .— — J— —— , J _-- • .....about made tedsment of said deceased be admitted to prs^DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO. Jk Z^,lh?JieW’d epreed of th. be compelled to pay the cluim. The 1 Num wtu Not Tweh. r.ve and that administration of said estate be V — St. Clair. Mich. ^®hlWy°n propegenda throughout day of the trial arrived, and m open ' j. 1 intvd to said prtitMaer, the executor to said I’itt8rvkgu, Pa. Nov. 15.—The nuns will named or to some other suitable aeraon. Runlet ,• °'o *he nnlon “d >■> court an eminent oculist retained for employed as teachers in the Riverside Thereupon it Is ordered, that Thursday the .1 <iav of November. A.D. 18H. at ten o'clock In enf .t ' * Bod 1’*W ^lend. the defense examined the alleged in- public school in this city and who rcItated November Tib, A. D the forenoon, be assiuned for the hearing << said end the power which the ballot in the jured member and gave it as his opin- signed temporarily pending the decis­ tiedUou. and that thehelrs nt law of said deoeasHAUVBl W. Wiujavi, band, of women had brought to the ion that it was as good as the right *on in the Gallatzin case will not td and all other persons Interested hi said ' . Administrator /slate, arc required to appear ataaesskmof “““• ’’J”1 toferred to the broader eye. Upon the plaintiff’s Joua protest resume their positions, being averse to Sale of State Tax Lands. said court, then te be holden at tbe Probate opportunitlee which the world now of his Inability to see with his left eye, notoriety obtained. Stale of Michigan, i T-hr. In the cKy of Hastings, tn said county, Auditor General’s Office. J .u-. l slu'W cause, if any there be, why tbe prayer o . cn™'" ,nd ™<tolle<l tbe fact the oculist proved him a perjurer and 1 Laming. Nov. 6.1MM. if the petitioner may not be granted. And that While forty yearn ago there were satisfied the court and jury of the fab I Notice Is hereby given that certain lands sit­ it is further ordered, that said petitioner give uated in tbe County of Barry bid oil to the Harper's Afagaxlne In 1805. out seven employments open to sity of his claim. tiotte e to the persons Interested tn said estate,' । for taxes of 18BL and previous years, and ?f the pcndeRcy of said petition, and the bear The Simpletons, a new novel by Tbomu State women, hardly seven now are closed And how do you suppose he did it? I Hardy, scribed in statements which will hereafter bo fog ’brn-of by cansing a copy of this order to be will be beguji In the December Number, d< forwarded to the office of the Treasurer of said to them. She dwelt upon the work of Why, simply by knowing that the! i-imlished tn the Hastings Manwkk a news­ UM. and continued to November. 1805. Who- County, will be sold nt public auction by said paper printed and circulated In sahl County of women as the unique feature in the colors green and red combined make eyei may i>c one’s favorite among English nov- Treasurer at the County Seat, on the first Mon­ it will be conceded by all critics that Barn' <«"* in each week tar three successive la a aotircc of much auffaring T1ir of December next, at the time and place recent elections, and said that in Illi­ black. He procured a black card on rlfstM. n tek* previous to aid day of hearing. Thomas Hardy stands foremost as a master day antem should be timrougiZ^MnJ^ designated for tbe Annual Tax Sales, if not pre­ nois the women had voted by tens of which a few words were written with artist tn fiction, and The Simpletons may be ex- viously redeemed CUARIaRS W. ARMSTROXa. or cancelled according to (A true ropy) Judge of Probate. thouaunds. The presence *>f women green ink. Then the plaintiff was or­ jw-cied tn 5.route enthusiasm not Inferior in de­ law. ■ gree u> that which has marked Trilby—the moat Said statements contain a full description of at the polls, she said, hifd led to a dered to put on a pair of spectacles buccwaiul -toryof the year. Another leading each parcel of said lands and may be see if on PROBATE ORnSK. larger vote by the men and had se­ with two different glasses, the one for feature will be tbe Personal Recollections of application at tbe office of the County Treasur­ Joan of Arc. by the Sieur Louis de Conte. Her Sara ’ u« u ji* ra111 '* blood > :i-d Stale <>f Michigan. County of Barry—as. cured the best order ever known at the right eye being red and the one for Page and Secretary, under which guise the er after they are received by him. , Stanley, w. Tvrkkk, At a *sslon of the Probate Court for the popular ot living American Magazine elections the left eye consisting of ordinary most ' Auditor General. i'.Hintv at Barry, holden at the Probate office. In writers will present the story of the Maid ot ' Reports of tbn Officials. lt»r. SUlra.® Palmer, Koo.,rara: tne4’i:vol Hastings, in aald county, on Wed­ glass. Then the card was handed him Oneaus. In the January number will appear : ^i.4v, the aid day of October, tn the year one The annual report of Mrs. Helen M. and he was ordered to read the writing a profusely Illustrated paper on CbarbBlown running soretor two years, and Dfavsk • >n<and eight hundred and ninety-four. the Carolinas, the first ot a series ot South­ MORTGAGE SALE. ^“^HeouldnoJbecu^ K Harker, treasurer, allowed receipt,: on it. This be did without -hesitation, and Pre ••‘at. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ot ern Papers. Default having been made in 'be nay in cut of taking fifteen small bottles of S. S. S 1’rohate Dues, SU.TW.Hl; other Northern Africa Is attracting more attention a mortgage mnoe bv Dewitt C. Ranney and his contribu- and the cheat was at once exposed. there is not a sore on my limbs, and f la t!i- matter of the estate of Cbrtschannah than at Miy othor time since it was at the seat wile, Mary A. Itai uey to Hiram AL chase, Feb­ tions, Jli.su.ae . Total. The sound right eye. fitted with red of empires. The next volume of Harper's ruary dud, UM), and on February 4lh, 1888 re- # hare a new lease on life. 1 am seventy­ WlliMinn deceased. seven years old, and have had my age Diabur^mento, SM),83s.0T. t’a reading am! filing tbe petition duly veriBalunce glass, was unable to distinguish the Magazine wilt contain four illustrated articles corded tn the office ot tbe Uegiiler ot Deed* ot renewed at least twenty years by the • t-.l ef Wurren J. Williams son of said dceeas In treaaury. JS.SS1. is. There are green writing od the black surface of of this region, and three iot- them will depict Barrv County in the State ot Michigan. In Liber -v., pnning chat a certain instrument now on the present life there. Julian Ralph will pre­ of Mortgages on page 554. on which mert- ' ■ no outhtauding biUa. The receipla of the card, while the left eye, which he pare for the Magazine a series ot eight stories, 26 :ilc in *:itd court purporting to i>e the laat will gage there Is claimed to be due Four Hundred and >-«iarnent Ot said deceased be admitted to-the year were in exceaa of rereral pretended was sightless, was the one depicting typical phases of Chinese Life aud Thirty nine dollars and sevente one cents aud no Manners. Besides tbe long stories, there will suit or proceeding* at Ian having been Ixistlprobata amt that admtnistratlou of said estate prerlon, yeara, aud the due, ,howed with which the reading had to be done. begin in lb* January number the first chapters ; .•n,-’.H,i to I.-wis WHBams or th some other to recover the a:ndunt secured by said, BWlk-T 31-BCinc CO. Wuu.o. of aThree Part Novelette, ny Richard Harding tuted an increase in paid-up membeemortgage or any part thereof. Davis—the longest work attempted yet by this i ■rr’jpon It Is ordered, that Friday, the Therefore by virtue ef tbe power of sale con­ ahipa ovee Lau year. NO TIME BUT TO EAT. writer. Complete short stories by popu ar tained In said mortgage notice is hereby given, ;.i day->f Novoraber. A. D. iw. at ten oclock writers will continue to be a feature ot the that on-Saturday. December 1st. .1KM, at ten The annual report of the late Mra . tbr forrnooa t-e assigned for the hearing ot Information from the Hotel Clerk Which Magazine. o'clock iu the forenoon, there will .be sold at petition 3ml that the heirs at law of said Mary E. Woodbridge, who was for the north front door of the Court House, in the < .!- 1 .md al! other persons Interested Id Rend for Illustrated Prqspoctua. many years corresponding secretary, J City of Hastings, County of Barry and Stale of . are rv ?.-11 red to appear at a session A tall, grizzly man. wearing a broad­ The volumes of the Magazine begin witty the Michigan said court house , being the place Hl ».»-.(•••■■.irt. then tn t*- bo'deti at the Probate of­ and which she had prepared prior to * . brimmed slouch hat of a muddy ’ yellow which the circuit court for the county of Barry, Numbers for June and December of each year. . the City <>? Hastings, in said County, and her sudden illness and death. a”. ’ : color. anij wide breeches tucked In When no time is mentioned, subscriptions will is held, at public auction to the highest bidder, buy •*!:»•. if anv there be. why which was read by Mrs. L- M. ... j tfie high tops of his massive boots, begin with the Number current at the time of the premises described in said mortgage, or so mrer af the netitioner may not be receipt of order. Cloth cases, for* binding. 5« much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the An<i: it i> further ordered, that Sutvens^ set forth that the organiza­ due on said mortgage, with the interest . :»•’(( mrt give notice to tbe persout > tramted across the tiled floor of the cents each—oy mail, post paid. Title-page and amount thereon, and all legal eost*. said premises being tion lii-.d over 1,000,000 on members on Index sent on application. ;i wild estate, of th«" i-endeficy of ' Laclede rotunda and stopped before RrmitlMDcr Keinittance aiKiuld should l»e t»e made bv Post-Office situate iu the village of Delton. In the County . ' '.i '1 and tbe hearing thereof by causing .its rolls and is organized in forty-eight; ot Barrv and State of Michigan, aud described Mour)- Order or Draft, to avoid ciiance of the marble-topped counter, from be ­ ■ r rh:s order to be published in the Hasnations. : as lots number sevenfv one and seventy two of_• Ba.xsfr >4 newspaper printed and clrcnHarper’s I’erio dical*. James IL Bush's Addition lo 'he village cl Del­ Eveouii; Ssaatuo. , • hind which Col. Tom Pritchard gave a m slid County ot Barry, one.- in each ton. < • • .- ‘Iiret- ‘■(ceesahc weeks previous to The evening session was devoted to cheery greeting, says the St. Louis Re­ “srper's Macazlne.-one year. $4.00 Dated September 5,1PM. I!ill.*.st M ChacF. . Harper'.* Weekly.— -IJO addresses of welcome and responses. ; public. The tall, grizzly man said he Harper’s 'Bazar,Mortg^kCe. “ IM) wn-s from Red Dog. Ark., and he looked Alonzo E. Kenastou. Attorney for Mortgagee Hanier's Youdk People 2X9 On behalf c«f the federated unions of 1 Judge <U Probate. Ponitae free to all >ut>sertbers in the Vultcd thia city, Mrs. S. M Perkins, one of like it when, with his son, he arrived Slate*. Canada and Mexico. Are you willing to work for the cause Address. Harper & BtumiERS. the veterans in Christian temperance at the Laclede. MORTGAGE SALE. "Me an' Bill jist come in this mornin ’ I*. O. Box VW. N. Y. City. of Protection in placing reliable infor­ work in Ohio, delivered an address of ORDER OF PVBL1CAT1ON. Dfttaull having been made io tbe conditions ol a certain mortgage, executed by Charles Df Harper'* Bazar in ISO5. welcome that was a model of lofty with a cyar of hawgs, an’ we ’lowed mation in the hands of your acquain­ ■i'.-- M.chig,Mi. Tbe Circuit Court for the and Ida M. Johnson, husband and Kierant and exclusive ietuxns for Out-Door Johnson sentiment and fine English. Mayor we’d, dome in frum th’ stock yards tances? y of Barry, i.. ChanceryLucinda C. Cbeney and Alice E. Miles In-door Toilettes, drawn from Worth wife to the twenty fourth dav of August, ism re­ a' t >’-«s|on bf said court, held at-the Court Blee welcomed the delegates and t’other side the river an’ see the sights,” and models by Bandoz and Chapuis. are an Import­ dated If you are, you should be identified said the tall, grizzly man as he shook corded tbe twenty fourth day ot August 18ns, the Guy ot Hasnur>. in said county, on ant feature. These appear every week, accom­ visitors to the city and earnestly ■ hr. of October. A. D. IkN. with i»n<,Sn’5h,c5tl1Mre^ dueJat 1,1 lB panied by minute descriptions and details. Hundred invited them to hold their conven­ hands with CoL Pritchard. "Whut’s -Our and fifty six and 60-100- Dollars. She’ Fn-seti’ H4>a. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge. Paris letter, by Katliarlne De Forest. Is a mortgagees THE AMERICAN the cheapest room ye c'n give me an ’ having elected to declare the wkefoIb nry M. Dibble. lomplaiiMUrt. tion heie next year • weekly transcript of tbe latest styles and ca amount of xald mortgage due and payable ec Bill? We don't give a dura fer style— orices in the inode Vuder the bead of New account PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. of tbe non payment of the interest dim E' n McCarthy. Winiam J. McCarthy Denis jist like ye have yerse’f is good enough York Fashions, plain directions and full par­ August twenty fourth lft>l according to tbe '{••earthy. Elba M<Cabe, Catherine Wihb, 135 W. 23D 8t.. New Yomk. Cleveland. Ot, Nov. 19. —From near­ ticulars are given as to shapes, fabrics, trim­ terms and conditions of said mortgage. Notice fer us tu. Eh, Bill?” Narj»ret D'«i-.’v. cii.iri.-i, McCarthy. Ellen a ” d accessories of the costumes of well mings ly every pulpit iu this city Spnday the is hereby given that. In- virtue of the. power of Huw;ev and Hatrick J Sullivan, administrator Bill nodded his head with panto­ dressed women. Children’s clothing receives i sale In said mortcage.1 shall foreclose the same <d the Estate M Dems McCarthy. 8r.. deceased. voice of an earnest woman was raised attention. A fortnightly Patesro- by a sale, at public auction, to the highest bid­ mimic approval and Col. Pritchard practical )• ten<i«nts. sheet Supplement enables readers to cut and der. in the cause of temperance. The lo ­ at the north frontdoor of the Court House, cause, it appearing from affidavit on gave the information that the cheapest make tbelr own gowns. The woman who takes in the of Hastings, on the twenty second cal ministers almost without excep­ .’hr said defendnnt. Charles McCarthv. Harper,# Bazar la |»repar«l for every occasion day ofcity room he had for two was five dollars a In IMM M twelve o’clock noon, of lite, ceremonies or informal, where beauti­ all thatDecember -idi‘iil of this state but Is a resident tion allowed their pulpits to be occu­ certain piece or parcel of land situate day. ful dress Is requisite. Offer a and being in city of Hastings, in tbe County pied by deletratos and visitors to the Remedy An American Serial. Doctor Warrick's of Barry and the n.-otem of FitzGerald A Barry, complain­ ".By jinks! That ’ s mighty steep!"re ­ State jof Michigan, and described . in' - ->:ic’ti>rs; It is rnteml that the appearDaughters, byitebecha Harding Davis, a strong Which. convention of the W. C. T. U. The follows.to wit : A strip of laud ninety one feet * marked the tall, grizzly man. '’Th’ , novel of American life, partlv laid in Penusvi- as ■■ - of th* said non-resident defendant, Used as wide off of and from tbe north end of lots num- congregations were large. Directed. • M ‘ tttby Im* entered herein, within tavern down ut Red. Dogon’y charges vanln and partly in.tbe far South, will occur,- tered five hundred and nine aud five hundred and tbe last half of the year. :■> ,r umr.ti.s fr6m the date <»f this onl-r. and according to the original plat nf the village onedollar a day. But 1 reckon, bein’ Mv Lady Nobody, an intensely exciting novel, leu u vase ■>'. his appearance, that he cause bls snciu> of Hastings, recorded In Barry Coun­ Mxaiten Mnartens, author ot-God’s Fool." (now Ufa of suer :•>:t,e btuof complaint to be filed, and a Cadiz, O., Nov.-16.—Mrs. ilardsock, as we're hvar, we’ll go th*-whole hawg. bv ty llMlster’s office, subject to a reservation of “The Greater ti'ory,” rlc.. will begin tbe jtur. , ■ । n- A-rycd on complainant*s solicitor* Atothcr a strip feet wide on the north end of said Eh. Bill? ’ . . who lives near Scio, went on a drunk­ Essays and Social Chat.*. To this department lots forfive And '-H’ ' fW’'t»iy 12O) dav< after service on him of an alley the same being the mortgaged Bill's head nodded again with pan­ Sperl, tor will contribute her cliannlug papers premises. Child. i : .• « tyiii and notice or this order, aud . en spree, and while iu that condition on “What We Are Dr!ng”ln New York society. !••! ml-; «nid bill will be taken aa con­ Dated September 25th. ifeai. tomimic assent and the old man asked gave potion to her husband, his Answers to Correspondents. Questions re­ ir. -••d bv st i<i non-resident defetMtaat. *----- E. Mh.es. ceive the personal attention of the editor, and Ami;: - •■irtlher ordered that within twenty brother aiid another man named James Col. Pritchard: Mortgagee. are answered at the earliest possible date af­ Chas. H. Bauer. -t4- Hie ••qmnialnant rausw a notice ot this "What time is meals ready?" Arnot The woman's husband died In ter their receipt. Attorney for Mortgagee. • io h- PLl’Isbed In ’.he Hastings Ba.xxkr. Robs cofifiMineflt of its Pain, Honor and “Breakfast from seven to ten a. m., a short time after taking the poison, -piper printed, published ana circulating Send for Illustrated Prospectus. is «;•!,! rouniy. aud that said publication be fiisi, as oaoj testify. The other two men are in a serious dinner from half-past twelve to two r«hiued therein once in eaeh work for six The volumes of Che Bazar begin with the first p. m. and snpper from six to nine p. condition, but may recover. wrr'<» m <u>’ceMion. Or that complainant eau*e number for January Of each year. When no m.." replied Col. Pritchard. “ My wife used only two bottles. .; • opy of this order to b»* personally served on time |« mentioned, subscriptions will becin Eight Lives IXMt. ■ 4 ’1 r.o'i-residen* defend uit at least twenty <») The old man was as silent as a ghost wit i the number current at the time of receipt She was easily and quickly relieved; TIME TABLE. before the time prescribud L>r his appvarPunta Gorda, Fla., Nov. 19.—An ac­ for about a minute and then he ex­ of order. Io effect February H. 1W. i CEllMBIIPf KMITB. Cloth cases for each volume, suitable for bind­ is now doing splendidly.— cident occurred at Charlotte Harbor claimed: “Gosh a’mighty, Bill, we ing. will bv sent by mall, postpaid, on receipt . Circuit Judge. J. S. MORTON, Harlow, N. C. F n zQ KHA xb & Barry, ■ by which eight men lost their lives. can’t see any sights! Wo won’t have of $1.(0 each. Title-page and Index sent on application. Complainants Solicitors. Stations. Ten workmen were asleep on a barge no time to do nuthin’ but eat!" Remittances should be made by Post office Examined.<0intersigned aud entered by me, loaded with phosphate when it sud­ Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss. Johm G. Nagler. Register. denly capsized, burying the men under IT WAS BIG MONEY. NORTH. A'test. A true copv. Harper’s Periodicals. tons of rock. Two of them managed BRADFIELD ELGELATOR CO., Atisst*. 6a. JohxG. Naglxr. What the Little Girl Got for KladnoM ta Harper's Magazine.—one year. $1 00 Chicago Lv............ Register. to escape but eight of them were lost. Harper's Weekly. Weekly­— " 4 00 Kalamazoo Lv........ Bazar.— interesting An _________ „ story , comes from Harper's EastCooper............. Harper's Young People.Richland Junct.... Wilkksbarre. Pa., Nov. 16.—-No. 3 Soho, says the Leeds (England) Mer­ Postage free to all subscribers in the United Cressey time ago an old woman States. Canada and Mexico. ' breaker, boiler houses and other out­ cury. Some MUo Address. Harper & Brothers. buildings located near the town of named Sarah Edwards, who lived for P. O. Box. X9. N. Y. City. Delton..................... Cloverdale Plymouth, were destroyed by fire some years in humble lodgings it\ Ger­ Shultz.... Harper's Weekly in 1895. Thursday night. The loss on breaker rard street, Soho, called to her a little Harper’s Weekly is a pictorial history of the Hastings................ and machinery is estimated at nearly girl named Mary Gordon, wbo had per­ times. It presents evrry important event formed various kindly offices for her. promptly, accurately, and exhaustively in 111- Coats Grove........... $300,000. and descriptive text of the highest Woodland After asking for and receiving a kiss nstnuion order. ■Woodbury.............. Nick Young tStlll FreeMenC. The manner in which, during 18M, it has from the child the old lady said to her: Ftel>.£.A JT. New York, Nov. 15.—The annual ses the Chicago Railway Strikes and the Lansing... “You have been very kind and at­ treated Chino-Japanese War. and the amount of light Detroit................... alon of the National Baseball league tentive to me, and I will make you a it was able to throw on Korea the Instant at­ Grand Rapids......... began here Wednesday. Little busi­ present.” The little ope no doubt ex­ tention was directed to that little-known coun­ try. are examples of its almost boundless re­ ness of importance was transacted. pected sixpence at the least, but all sources. Julian Ralph, tbe distinguished writ­ N. E. Young was reelected president and correspondent, has been sent to the she received was a very dirty, greasy er Stations.' seat of war, and there Joined by D. C. Weldon, for a term of three years. bit of=paper. She was somewhat dis­ the well-known American artist, for many appointed, but placed the paper among years a resident iu Japan, who has been engag­ ---------- ——‘--------- IS THE-------------- :------- — ed to co-operate with Mr. Ralph In sending to Koc« Ik^sto. 1U-. N°A 1®—The her other little possessions and thought Harper's Weekly exclusive Information and Chicago Ar. •peol*l MMion of the Weitern Bear­ no more of the matter until the fol­ illustration. During I486 every vital question will be dis­ bell eseocletlon wes concluded, bt. lowing morning, when she heard that cussed w.th % 1cor and wltuout prejudice in the East Goo per Lv.. Peril cod Bioux City were edmitted to her old friend was dead. She then be­ editorial columns, and also in special articles BtehlandJuDC’t. bv the highest authorities in each department. memberehip. miklcf the league oon- thought her of the peculiar gift and Portraits ot tbe men and women who are mak­ Orrnsey................ . $6.oo per year DAILY (without Sunday).. MHO ........ ............ ing history, and powerful and caustic political handedit to her father. He, a mechanic ■I,t of too clube. . $8.oo per year will continue to be characteristic Dalton................. ■working in Long Acre, recognized It as cartoons, DA,LY (with Sunday)....... natures. This Busy World, with Its keen and Deft Her Husband Nothteff. a fifty-pound sterling bank note, but, kindly comment on the lesser doinfis of tbe New Yom, Npv. 16.—The will of owing to ita tattered condition, de­ day, will remain a refiolar department. Fiction. There will be two powerful serials, Habtikob... Joeephine L. Peyton, who left an es­ cided to consult a solicitor before at­ both handsomely Illustrated—The Red Coc­ , PER YEAR..................................... ’ tate of $3,000,000, cute her husband off tempting to cash IL The solicitors kade a stirring romance of olden days by Coats Grove. Stanley J. Weynuui. and a novel of New York, Woodland ... without a cent She charged him with S A NEWSPAPER THE INTER OCEAN keep* abreast at ‘‘TlLL* THE clerk, with some difficulty and paste, entitled The Son of His Father, by Brauder conduct unbecoming R dutiful hu»- joined the disunited parts. He then Mmtthnww-several novelettes, and many abort Lansing....... oand. _______ __________ presented the note at the Bank of Eng­ stories by popular writers. Detroit........ Grand Rapids. land, where it was immediately caahed. Send for illustrated Prospectus. Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 15.—Th® Traverse City. The ralamea ot Iba Wrakl, Ho Was AU Atteatlon. Chanevoix.... general assembly convened yesterday first Number for January of each year, when ......... An absent-minded landlord called on no time is mentioned, subscriptions will begin Petoskey and was sworn in by Chief Justice with the new number current at the time of re- Bay View........ Bickell. The democrats have a two- a tenant to condole with him on the .J I 11 ha* something of Interest to each member of the fjP*1’Y- I death of a valuable cow. The cause C<C?oth^c*s^s for each volume, suitable for to-one control in each bouse. IIS YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT is tbe vtty best of it* kindof ita decease had been enveloped in binding, will be sent by mall. j»ostnald. on ro II ITS LITERARY I EATU«ES are uneqaalcd " Death of Dr. McCoeh. mystery, and, while explaining it, the cell* of $1.00 each. Tltfopage and Index sent trains at flag stations as soon as they caa be Pbixcttox. N. J., Nov. 17.—Dr. J.m» landlord, though a kind and sympa­ °' Rendtt^ice "should be made by Post-office seen. t Freight trains will be run at Uyeoevealeaee McCosh, ex-president of Princeton col­ thizing person, went off into the Money Order or draft, to avoid chance of loss. of the company, who reserve the right to ehanf e th* time of such trains without notice. lege, died l»»t nitfbt at lu o'clcwk- Ho clouds. The last words of the narra­ Harper's Periodical*. No. 6 will wall at Woodbury for passengers was 83 years of ago »nd • celebrated tive werei ,rA>d can you believe it, Haver'. Maartne -oi» w. ft" ^asgMte must'be st the depot at leant8 mix 1HE INTER OCEAN SS PUBLISHED IN CHICAOO, THE NEWS AND CCHnERCIAI. my lord, tfhen we opened her we found Haver;, Weeklr writer. ' ; -E*TER op all west OP THE ALLEUHANV «»ESTAINSjAM> ANY she had been choked by a large turnip Um a New President. 'paAnle.—’• 2.00 I may have time to check it prog AIMPre* TO THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE OP . HAT SECTION THA ^^subscribers In the United Lnay not go forward untd next > *pe« farther east. Chajipaign, Ill-, Nov. 16.—Dr. An­ that was sticking in her gullet” Here Eexleo. H l.ln with tb« people th« » «„ both In Politic. •nJn^.Uv"?(“" D0L. drew Sloan Draper was on Thursday the landlord woke up, and in a congrat­ Harper & Brothers, , Pirate n.e.te that tte prira •< Th. Weekly Intev Oeran U ONLY ONE u L. SXRGRANT, s«l r. o. Box «», n.i. city. officially installed as president of the ulatory tone of voice observed: “Ah, LAR PER YEAR. AUrra, THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. University of Jllinois before 6,000 pcr- yea, and so you got your turnip?’’ 314 KKZM K aWRRERT. Crystal Salt Poisoned B LOOD . CHRONIC SORES. Ore \\ou. a ‘Hx.e cause PrdVe cVxon. o^ Oanevtean. AvAevests ? Young Wives '‘MOTHERS’ FRIEND" Chic&gc, Ealanaioc & S&ri&ro The inter ocean Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West And Has the Largest Circulation. TERMS BY MAIL The Weekly Inter Ocean (a .00 •:s us A The Weekly Inter Ocean AS A FAMILY PAPER IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY. IT IS A TWELVE-PAGE PAPER. �----- •:----------- ■e . Hastings B^ner Thursday, Nov. ^8*1894- MKIBHAl-L. L COOK. fcUro.. TtiK MiCB- rorrorrto;, 14. 1ST®. ______ avovkt EDITORIAL NOTES • It naw looks as If the populists would have the balance of power in tbe United States Senate. As they have acted aud v<\ed with democrats generally, ttieir vole can hardly be coanted <»n for republicans in any legislation they may jnrt forward after tbe 4th of March next The republicans have a large working majority In the bouse, and wUl be able to shut off any more tariff tinkering, or other mischievous legislation, that is filled, as Grover said, “with party perfidy and dis­ honor.” There will be no more of that kind of legislation, be sure of that, for lhe House will veto It, if tbe President dare not. That a visible improvement In tbe busi­ ness of the country will tske place, we have no doubt. Already the Chicago Inter Ocean has received a large number of statements from various manufacturing plants, that they should not start up, with the hope, and almost the sure guaran­ tee. that the republicans would not only order a halt, but would soon take tbe reins of government into tbeir ewn bands again, and restore those conditions of pro­ gress aud prosperity that marks their ad­ ministration fora generation, and up to the time when the enemy came into power aud with a foul band commenced to sow tares amongst the wheat. Bound to tink­ er the tariff: bound to tear down the flag In Hawaii; bound to uproot the reciprocity policy established by that matchless states­ man Blaine: they sowed to tbe wind and have reaped the whirlwind. Grant once said, give democrats plenty of rope, and they will hang themselves. Ana the wis­ dom of his utterance has again been fully verified. We want our readers to fully understand the political situation. We want them to know that while the republicans have a large majority in the House, they cannot change the legislation already established by the democratic party.. They will not be able to put forward any new legisla­ tion, while a democratic Senate and Presi­ dent are left across tbeir path, but they can stop any future legislation that they consider harmful and they will do it too, of that you may rest assured. The pcopie by their votes put the republicans In power in tbe house for that very purpose and the republicans know just what that verdict requires at their hands and they will surely obey it Already the demo­ crats are saying. '‘Well, tbe republicans are now In power, and we shall hold them responsible for tbe future legislation, and hard times of the country-” Wt want the people to know just the truth and that is that the republicans can’t carry forward legislation at all, unless the democratic President and Senate shall consent As stated above they can stop it where it is and that will be done, and just as soon, and as sure as the time conies, we know tbe people will put more power In tbeir hands and when they do the republican party will be ready to render an account of their stewarefobip. and they wont hang themselves with the rope tbe people give them, either. But don’t saddle upon them the blunders of a democratic administra­ tion nor the bard times brought on by it Wait until you put them back and then hold them to a strict accountability and they will be satisfied. Until then place the responsibility where it belongs. shouldn’t England nsjalce? America is the best market on the Earth aud England wants IL There Is one of two conditions presented to that Nation, she must enlarge her market fur her manufactured goods, and keep her labor better employed and prevent the pauperism and starvation of the laboring classes, or again return to the policy of rigid protection, by which she made herself the great manufacturing na­ tion ebe is. The skill And genius of tbe American workman, the cheap lab^r of many other countries, are putting things into England to day, to the detriment ot her manufac­ turingindustries, aud hence her great ef­ fort is to break down these foreign manu­ factures and obtain a larger market for her own. As long as republican policy controlled and as long as it is permitted to control -tbe policy ot this country, the American market will never be given over to England, nor to any other \alion. Protection’s motto is “America for Ameri­ cans.” If any are to go without labor, if anv *are to suffer hunger and starvation, if the Ores must go out and tbe sound of the saw and hammer cease, let it be some where else, not here,, let our legislation al­ ways be based on the principle that “he that provideth not for bls own household, 4s worth than an Infidel.” Mr. Lowden claims to know nothing about the offer of two gentlemen of thia city to give him $9« If he would prove the statements In hts circular true, accord­ ing'to the records he kept while prosecu­ tor. The offer still holds good, and If Mr. Lowden is anxious to earn this present and vindicate the statement made In the circular which he caused to be sccattered broadcast over the county. It will lake him but a couple, ot hours. A present of $10.00 an hour and the opportunity to vindicate his assertions certainly is worthy of Mr. Lowden's attention and would no ■doubt receive It were the chances for suc­ cess at all probable. The offer was left In Mr. Lowden’s office with his partner The probability Is that the present dem­ and it is strange that Mr. Lowden is Ignor­ ocratic administration will issue $50,000,­ ant of this fact. 000 or $100,000,000 more of 5 per cent A democratic tariff for revenue encour­ bonds to meet current expenses of lhe government and maintain tbe gold re­ ages tbe importation of foreign made goods serve. Such a proceeding is in striking Imported goods being tbe products of foreign labor, rob American labor of that contrast to tbe Harrison administration. Between March 4th, 1889, when Presi­ amount of work. About every $2,000 dent Harrison took office, and Nov. 1. ’92. worth of Imported goods that can be made in addition to meeting all the current ex­ at home throws one American out of em­ penditures of the government and paying ployment. Of tbe $866,000,000 of mer­ $482,534,178.70 In pensions, the public chandise imported tn 1803, $445,000,000 debt was reduced by $259,074,200 or $5,­ could have been made at home by Ameri­ 888.050 for each and every month, and the cans. Allowing $2,000 for each wage annual interest charge was reduced by earner, then 222,500 men would have thus found employment and received in wages $11,084,489. The revenues for the fiscal vear ending $108,000,000, had it not been for the fear June 80th 1892. the last year proceeding of Free-Trade. the election of Grover Cleveland, were 8425,$68,900.92, and the expenditures For the sweeping republican victory were 415,953,800.56 leaving a surplus of this year much is due to the efforts of the $9,914,453.60 from the year’s revenues. repablican press of the state. Il was During that year $40,570,467.98 was paid their purpose and their aim to conduct an on the public debt, and at the same time educational campaign and they did it, txajar wu on the free lUt. The estimated week after week giving statistics showing loss of revenue by removing the duty the difference between a protective admin­ from sugar from 2. 1830, to Dec. 1, istration and a threatened free trade ad­ 1833 was $03,000,000. ’ ministration. Over 20 months have passed since i Cleveland was inaugurated, and instead o reducing the public debt $40,000,000 a year, and adding nearly $10,000,000 to surplus, there has been one bond issue of $50,000,000 and there must soon be anoth­ er of fifty or one hundred millions of dol­ lars. At tbe close of Harrison’s administration the gold reserve stood at $103,000,000. It is now down to about $62,000,000 notwith­ standing the one Issue of $50,000,000 of bonds. In spUc ot the fact that the democrats hive made the people pay a tax on every pound of sugar, have Increased internal taxes on whiskey 20 cents a gallon, still there is a lack of revenue. Our democratic friends have now come to realize'that when they threatened to strike down the policy of protection, up­ on which this country b*s flourished, they cut deeply into the tap-root of prosperity and upped the life of industrial enter­ prise. The South for Protection. The south has awakened to its own Interestat last and tbe future promises In tbe last issue the Democrat says that bright for it It has long stood in ita own “tariff la a tax, and a low tariff Is a low tax, light and fougbt against its own prosperity. ■nd a high tariff la a high tax. and as the Tbe sugar planters of Louisians adopted McKinley tariff was a very nigh tariff tbe the following resolutions In their conven­ hard times were brought about by the tion in Sept:— high taxM tbe people were compelled toIl “Resolved, That we believe in tbe pro­ tection of all American industries to tbe Il la quite true that many things under end that American labor and American enterprise shall not be crushed out by the tbe McKinley bin were taxed very blffb, aoch tblnga at least, as might come Into products of tbe poorly paid labor of Eu­ competition with tbe products ot the rope and tbe coolie and pauper labor of American farm were well protected by a tbe rest of tbe world. “Bctolvcd, That tbe people of Louis­ high daty. tor luitanee. horaes a specific duty, or tariff of SSO.OO was provided In iana never asked for a bounty on sugar. It was granted by Congress against our tbe MIL Well now let na see. A Canadian wants to ret Into tbs American market, protest, but after It was enacted Into a with a hundred or a thousand horses. To law which declared that it should last un­ til 1005, we accepted it as a solemn pledge do so. be moat pay »w apiece for tbe prlvllece. How that mast hurt the Amer­ of the government of the United States, wbleh we did not believe any congress ican who baa horses to sell! If be visa controlled by any party would repudiate. to sell bta wheal here, be most pay SSc In accordance with that belief, and relying per buabol tor the privlleffe. if oats or Tbe uritt on hay baa been reduced to cneld Im* sealed at • o'clock in the morn­ lug and sent to a separate returning board, another at noon, a third about the middle the afternoon aud. tbe laat as soon as tbe polls closed. He would, have the count at each ot these times made pub­ lic by posting of a sworn certificate as to the standing of the several candidates. The comparatively small number of votes to be counted each time, aud lhe fact that the men In charge of tbe work would not be already worn out with a long day of close and steady application to other af­ fairs. as are tbe Inspectors in an election booth, would .Insure greater accuracy than is posslbie.under the present system, and there would be less opportunity for fraud. inortceKed our property for Immenae loan. la filled with tbe hay Iro«o Canada so also country and loereue Um production ot au(ir, which. In point ot ftict, we hive protected Met, so that democrats expect to raise a revenue from it, of 000,000 and doubled In three yenra undec the McKinley act. That IndebtedneM 1, Kill unpaid, and Ue WUaon bill baa made It lapcoalble tor ua to meet our obllsatloaa. Bank­ rupted ataraa ua In tbe face. We declare that no hcoeat Government can afford to break Ita faith with Ita own people or ruin Gov. Rich baa an Idea that tbe election The «>rty eonnrtled with Ihr church will be entertained at tl>« church partnn Flhlay ot thi. week by Meadamca K. ilt, Stanley Jonw. WIIK Wolcott. War­ ner. Mair. Beadle. EtreleaUm. awl OH|man. Siunprr nerved from five to sevenAll are cordially Invited. TlwcA S- C. will meet with Mrs. Matr-ret Bailey. Program :Htalory—Mrs. H. Bailey. From Chaunoer to Tennyson—Mrs. M. L. Y. Geer. . The Newspaper Press of the United States—Ada Michael. Quotations—News Items. Giosina out sale. D Within the next thirty d«y I will sell . . . . . ^>%amwa*****a*******»*»****************%**»*s%%sA Thanksgiving services this year in tbe Baptist church. Thursday morning 29th. 10:30. Rev. GrlgaUy will preach. Usual offering at close to divide among the city poor. Let II be a silver one. Usual services st Presbyterian church next 8a nd ay. Tbe pastor will preach, “all are welcome and none need stay away because they have no good clothes, the best yon have are good enough,” . Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sunday evening atPresbyterian church. Mrs. Yutz will pre­ side. Thanksgiving topic. The Mission Band are asked to remem­ ber the meeting at the Presbytrerian church Sunday afterpoon, and on Friday, the day after Thanksgiving they will give an entertainment in the church at 7:80. Recitations and songs and a talk by Dr. Thomas Suleeba. Admission fee. a silver offering for Rev. W. 8. Sly’s Orphanage. Attention Sisters—The W. C. T. Union will meet at the Presbyterian Parsonage on Tuesday, the 37th, at 9:80. All visitors are welcome, Our motto. “For God and Home and native Land.” What Is lhe saloonlst motto. I will let my poor brother the drunkard, answer. Maktha GmOHBY, Co. Pres. Tbe Annual Harvest Home festival of I Emmanuel Parish will be held at Emman­ uel church. Wednesday evening, Nov. 28, at 7 o’clock. A new bright service will be given that will be a pleasure and profit. The offering will be for the poor. All are cordially invited. . . The Epworth League Sunday evening will be led by Miss Ora McClintock. Topic. “Conversions and Converts.” Strangers in tbe city are cordially invited to attend. 5: AT COST 5 My entire stock of Millinery, fancy goods, hoods, fascinators, Etc., Etc................................................. Mrs. Carrie Sdsugg TROY LAUNDRY) a *A**********VWVWW\WUtvv? We will have the choicest and best of everything One door ot Journal Offlce......................... MICH. HASTINGS, On account of the exceeding hard times the Troy Laundry has concluded to make the following reductions in prices: The Emmanuel Y. P. S. C. E. will be led next Sunday evening by Miss Gertrude Bentley. Everyone is cordially invited to be present. At the M. E. church, a large congrega­ tion listened to the sermon on “The Marriage Vow," last Sunday evening. Tl»e subject next Sunday Is “The Young Couplejn Their home.” Morning services as usual. Sunday School at noon. Ep­ worth League at 0 p. m. All are cordially invited to attend these services. The Ladies of tbe W. R. C. will liave a social In the Post Hall over Grant’s store. Saturday. Nov. 24th. Supper served from 5 to 7 olclock. A cordial welcome to all. D 0 Old New 1‘ricr Price Gent1* List Shirts, . . . Night Shirts. . Woolen Shirts. Under Shirts, . Drawers, . . Socks, per pair. Sc 8c 8c 8c ,5C 8c 5C St 3C Collars 2 c. Cuffs 4 c. per pair. Special Low Rates oh Family Washings. . Goods called for and delivered. Tbe Spiritualists will bold tbeir u>ual meeting at Reed’s Hall next Sunday be­ ginning at 2:30 p. m. Last Sunday p. tn. the following officers were elected: D. E. Birdsell, Pres.: Mra. Henry Bailey. Vice Pres.; Mrs. T. Blinston, Sjc’y.; Henry Statistics show that since the year 1840, Bailey, Trees. the banking capital of the world, has In­ creased over eleven fold. This is three Literary Nolen. times as fast as commerce, thirty times “Tbe death of the czar and the peace of faster than population; and yet there are Europe” Is tbe title of a very striking re­ people who think p?r capita circulation view, which will appear in tbe December Forum, of the whole military situation in should be increased. the Old World by Col. Theodore A. itodgv, our foremost military writer, who is now There is one thing the people have got in Europe. to give the present administration credit The question is an Important one as to for being very economical in. and that is whether tbe Mormons will control the new in the amount ot glue they put on the new State of Utah after its admission Into the Union and at some future time revive postage stamps. . polygamy. The question whether the polygamists will control this new State Doubt, deficit aud government bonds, will be discussed in the December Forum are three things which will follow in the by Mr. Glen Miller, a well-in-formed resi­ dent of £alt Lake Citi'. wake of any natty that gels into power on The War In tbe Orient, by the Japanese n free trade platform. minister.French and Anglo-Saxon Immoral­ ity by Max O’Rell; lhe Modern, Novel by The Journal says that Mr. Lowden ran Amelia E. Barr, are some of the interest­ ahead of bls ticket. We have been unable ing articles to be fonnd in the November number of the North American Review. to learn even to this date which was ’‘his Hypatia, Charles Kinsley’s romance, ticket" has at last received customing, so to speak, that enhances its charm as only artistic dress can enhance tbe charms ot a beauti­ Stuart Knappen b Manager of tbe ful human figure. Tbe two _ exquisite volumes. In which It has just been pub­ Freshman Banjo Club. The Senior Lit class have decided to or­ lished by Harper A Brothers, are distin­ der caps and gowns at onee. They will be guished among the excellent companions worn only on special occasions until that the season of gifts—and especially of spring, when they will become an every the best Ct all good gifts, good liooks—has already begun to bring forth. It Is not day affair. Mr. Mayania. of Mochitukl, Japan, has necessary at this time to speak of Kings­ been enrolled in tbe Law Dept. He Is ley’s creation—that sympathetic figure of tbe only Japanese at present in the Uni­ a gentle philosopher and faultless woman versity. A fe< years ago there were whose name gives to the romance Its title. ebout a score from tbe land of tbe Rising Her mental struggles, her physical disas­ Son. China has four students here this ter, the sad barbaric ending of it all— These things aie familiar to very many year. Mrs. Mary A. Livermore lectured before cultivated readers. But it is just to say, the Unity Club, on '‘The New Aristo­ and it Is almost a duty to say, that few cracy,” last Friday night. books that have ever been written lend Great preparations are being made for themselves more naturally to such illustra­ the Cornell—Michigan game In Detroit, tion as the publishers have given to this to take place next Saturday. Two excur­ through the work of William Martin sion trains will be run from Ann Arbor, JohDRon. It becomes almost necessary to and probably fifteen hundred students will re-read a famous book so admirably pre­ escort our eleven. Caspar W. Whitney in sented to tbe eye, ana with such pictorial Harper’s Weekly, pronounces tbe Cornell values added to tbs story; or, if one may team one ot tbe very best in the country. still reed It for the first time, what an en­ Gen. John B. Gordan delivered one of viable privilege! the finest lectures ever heard in Universi­ ty ball, before tbe S. L. A., oo Saturday night, His subject was “The Last Days Wbereu God In hU Indolbe wladom and of tbe Southern Confederacy.’’ With his command iw? penetrated farther north than midst. Bister Emily F. Stilton and where­ any southern leader in Lee’s Invasion of as In her death her children have lost a Penna, which ended in tbe battle of Gettys­ kind mother and thta Society a valuable burg, and be was with Lee continually from then, clear through to the surrender. labor ot love, her work is wall and faith­ These experiences coupled with his natur­ fully done. al eloquence, make him a most forcible Therefore, be it resolved that we extend and entertaining orator. His tributes to to the bereaved family our heartfelt sym­ Grant, Lee and others on both sides raised pathy In tbeir sorrow. tbe enthusiasm of the boys to the highest Resolved, that tbeae resolutions be pitch. publbbed in the city papers, and a copy be Tbe Oberlin foot ball eleven was beaten sent to tbe bereaved family. on Saturday afternoon by our team; score M BM. CRAWIjrY. 14 to 6. It was at Oberlin last spring that Mbs. Osgood. our team Whs mobbed, and there was fear „ _ M». Pbkxock. of some sort of disturbance here. But Oom. of W. C. T. U-. Star District. THIS IS THE COFFEE BE­ ING SERVED AT THE EXHIB­ IT OF THE MAJESTIC STEEL RANGES AT THE STORE OF GOODYEAR BROS. Monday night by Theodore Thomas' Chica­ go Orchestra. Arning other selections rendered was a portion at now composition “From the New World. Examine the MAJESTIC at Try the Troy’Laundry. We are sure they can and will please you. CHASE & SANBORN'S “Seal Brand” Coffee, ortd’s Fair Grounds . UniversaBy accepts «tte Leading rh» oak cm* World. L. &. Stauffer. SOLE AGENT. 1 hanksgiving The Best Oysters . . . .... In The Market. Tokay and Malaga Grapes Nice Florida Oranges. The finest Olives in Town. Boiled Cider; Citron; Orange and Lemom Peel,, and evcry thing for Mince Meat. Our Thanksgiving! order for Oysters is a large one. We can supply all with the fipest goods to be had. Bowens’ and Hastings' Mills J BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. J Hanis & \ _VanflriMU. I Don,i be mislead Don’t let our competitors make you be­ lieve that be­ cause we’re-sell­ ing goods so cheap that they are not first class goods. All we ask is a fair compari­ son. Be sure and get our prices before buying. We want your butter, eggs, poultry and game. We pay highest market price. JOS. ROGERS ^Majestic Leads During the week of the "Majestic” exhibition we sold twenty of these famous stoves to the people of this county. Those who bought are all exceedingly well pleased with their purchase. The Majestic is the result of years of study, and the consummation and perfection attained from long experience in the Manufacture of stove, by one of the largest firms in the Country. ■ We an in tbe GOODYEAR BROS �ri AsriNC Banner. personal mention. fhursl*/, Nov. a. " W. R. COOK. Local kjitor. Cook 4 Cook's. ' ■ My! to. ite fcM, . N“ woudw ’”>«• y«u U«, , * d’ '••rra oulOt fur *i no al 8iluffer.. DO you KNOW THAT THE UPTO DATE DRUG STORE IS LOCATED H POOR EAST OF. THE Cl TV HANK, WHERE ALL 'OPL’LAR PATENT H INES ARE SOLD. A1KUI WHE IE YOU CAN GETYOUR in E STUFFS PUT UP RIGHT 5<W •I RE. WHERE YOUR I-AMI Y PRESCRIPTIONS . ..... \i;E TILLED AS WRITTEN. WHERE WHEN YOU CALL j OR AN ARTICLE YOU GET WHAT YOU CALLED FOR WD PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPioNSlARE COMPOUNDED W ITH PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, WHERE EVERYTHING IS PURE, i HEAP AND RIGHT. l.o«T-A black Vrl, „ jeffenKn s orewnof (hi, “ ,ta"“ / ? .*11*’*- LOCAL NEWS. < tllKULflTlON * 85 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements nm»t reach this office Tuesdays at latest tc insure insertion In tbe issue of the week when brought. Thanksgiving a week from to-day. nih- new serial storyteommenees in this nember. | Mrs Lang Dickinson died yesterday of cun.-uni ption. All who haw accounts at Mrs. Carrie Spence’ please call and settle. <’i>ukle?i. cracknels, crackers, codfish and iirrant- at . Cook A Cook’s. More new style capes and cloaks will be 1 a a tew days. O. D. SrAULtifica. j L. Z. Hyde, ot Holton. Mo.kegon Co., was in the city last week. Gw you to we him. He', with E. s. Pierce Clothier, "Under the Tower Clwk-, Grand Rapid,, the city Friday on a short visit. a Mr. knd Mra. Dorr Mudge were called home by the death of bh father. The tower clock won’t strike for proba­ ing IL It Is reported that a farmer over ‘ In bly a couple of weeks. Tbe battery run­ ning the machinery got out of repair and Ionia County, wbo used green willow for has been sent to the factory. corner posts for his farm, find* that the Mr. T. J. Prince, the photographer at posts have taken root and grown, and that Delton wishes to give notice that after Dee- tbe building is considerably higher than 1st. his gallery at Delton will be opefi on­ it was. Some limos have also come out for him to hang his harness on. In his ly on Monday of each week. Every K. P. is requested to attend next agricultural report Secretary Morton lodge next Monday evening when nomina­ should call the attention of our farmers tions of officers for tbe ensuing year will to tbe possibility of green willow In rural Ixjst— Last Sunday night, either oo Broadway or Green Street, a brown kid glove stitched with white. Finder will Please return or notify at this office. Tbe law prohibiting tbe killing ot deer in this county baa expired, and ten are re­ ported to have fallen before the hunter's rifles in Clyde township already.—Plainwell Enterprise. Next week we will go to press one day earlier than usual on account of Thanks­ giving. Our correspondent* are request­ ed to mall their item* one day earlier than usual. The favor will be duly appreciat­ ed. ■ . . Just look at those S5.0C pant* at Lunn’s the tailor’s. They are as cheap as ready made pants and will be made to fit you. Pants that fit not only look better,but they wear better. I .eave your order for a pair at Lunn’s. Manager Smith is having a hard time to secure attractions for the opera house. The Barbour Theatre Co. billed to Play here last week stranded and did not arrive. 11 to an nnaaually haxd year for theatrical people, only tbe stan and old standard companies making it pay. js the best. Fanners can get their razors, honed cheap aud in first class shape at Busby Bros, barber shop. We generally carry all kinds of feed and three kinds of the best tiour manufactur­ ed. Masury’s Varnishes, For finishing interior of houses. BERRY BROS.’ Hard Oil. Covers More, Wears Langer. Looks Best Miles Curtis, of Battle Crtelr. ™ |n hot fall to rail and we u, before Mrrf and Mrs. C. B. Bldlac, of Spring ooylnr your winter foot we«r. We ran Lake, have been visiting In the city. rave you • nice Huie sum It you will only Mra. Ida Johnson spent Sunday with take the pains to look us up. At the lit­ her parents, D. Houfstater and wife. tle red front shoe store. Rev. Thoi. Oox was at Grandville this Wooley A Bnoxsox. week attending a district conference. Those coupons to be had with cash trade Mrs. Frank Fifleld went to Holland W. H. Goodyear, E. ’ Y. Bogle’s. Friday to attend the funeral of her fathWoolley and Bronson’s, Hicks A Spence and L, E. Stauffer’s are worth looking Mrs. A. D. Ntokern and sons went to after. They m same as cash at F. R, Manistee to-day to visit Mrs. P. W. NIsPaneoast’a store. kern. Your attention Is called to the advertiaMrs. Will Kelly and children and Mhs ment of Housemen. DondN Iay and Jones Libbie Engle returned to Grand Rapids of Grand Rapids on our inside local page. Saturday. They say it will pay you to come 100 miles t^faiik Black and Frank Pancoast left even If you have only a ault of clothes to for Manistee county Monday morning for purchase. a short hunt. Hello’. Greenfield! 1 want a winter suit Miss Nora Andrus is studying music that’ll wear and fit me as well a* those you with Prof. Sterling B. M/riSe at Kalama­ sold me last Spring. Can you do it? Every zoo, going every week for Instruction. time, raid Glenn W. Greenfield with K. S. Miss Anna luHbrop, who has been visit­ Pleree. Clothier ‘’Under the Tower Clock’ ing her brother. Dr. E. H.. returned to her Grand Rapids. home in Waupaca. Wls., this morning. We cannot enumerate the one hundredth R. K. Grant and party will return from part of our stock, but call and examine, tbe north nexi Tuesday. Tbe latest word ano If we lack anything that you want, from them reports their having captured just spit It out, and we will send Herb or seven deer. George for IL Remember. . Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Turo are entertain­ Cook A Cook. ing their son Jesse and his wife. The Mr. Gifnn W. Greenfield says, that if young couple go to Syracuse next week, you want a “Ready to wear suit”. Dress. where they expect to make their future Semi Dress or Business. Call on him he’ll home. s They went to Battle Creek Tues­ be gia'I to sve his Barry County friends day. and they’ll gain by doing it Greenfield is JtfTjr iu the Rapson vs Crouch case gave with E. S. Pierce Clothier. “Under the Tower Ctoek" Grand Rapids. • Mrs. Itapson $442.50. David Ickes and party captured two lion. A. G. Butler, of Bellevue, is a fiunmevt candidate for sergeant at arms bears while north hunting this year. They were shipped to this etty and the larger one the next house. Game of all kind is unusually scarce attracted a good deal of attention. The hide has been taken to tbe Robe A Tan­ ’ its fall and what finds Its way to market ning Co., just across tbe Michigan Ave brings a good price. bridge and will be made into a fine rug. Good raisins at 5 cents per lb., soaps of Tbe Tanning company will tan it. leaving L. -t all kinds both launday and toilet tbe head of the animal on. Cook A Cook. Geo. Millard has got a new\ brand 10 The best of kerosene oil and gasoline al­ 4ent cigar that Is siire to prove popular in ways on tyHid. Everything on hand, why Hastings at least It is labelled. ’'Has •mt?. Cook A Cook. . tings Division. No. 19.” The label is a H ike Ken held, formerly of this city, photograph reduced from the large one v.i. married to Mrs. Carrie Smith, of of the Division taken before they left for Providence. R. I., on the 6th Inst at Cbi- Washington, and each member can easily cago. • . be recognized. Geo. says that he will Renew your subscription to the Baxxkh guarantee the stock to be in keeping with -j as not to miss any number of the new the excellent reputation ot the Division. and interesting serial story ••Private Tbe Standard Dictionary. Funk A Brown.” Wagnall’*, will be ready for delivery on Canned goods and crackers are always or before Dec. lot By actual count of the best at Phillipa A Erbs. They sell 301778 word* are defined, besides the mi much of them, that’s why they are al­ 40,000 contained in the appendix. It is ways fresh. the most complete work ever Issued and a Christmas is coming and Phillips 4 Erb valuable addition to any library or any will have an unusually fine slock of china household. Rev. D. B. Pope, of Hickory ware, glassware, crockery etc. See them Corners, Is agent for this work and will cheerfully answer any questions concern’ before you buy. Sherwin ^V’lliams’ Paint "‘ “*”• Ityou'reeomlng to Grand R,pW, •“l<-«llnrto bur Men or Boy. Clothe^ Glenn W. broendfld will m.ke ll.n object Mrs.‘Hamlin and family have moved । The committee to whom was referred inte part of the Clark house on Broad- Uie A mmendments of the Charter of the city of Hastings. Mich., will meet at the See those H Inch decorated lamp shades office of Uie Hon. P. T. Colgrove. on 4l Phillips A Erb’s. AH they cost is 60 Monday the Sdth, Inst, at 7 o’clock, p. m. Committee^ of persons having amend­ vents: ■ Prompt attention and prompt delivery ments to offer will please be present at D. IL Cook, always given people who .trade with said meeting. Chm’n. Phillips and Erb. be made and 3rd, rank conferred. “•“«»» •wi*b<hy ta JuUuGuudyrarl.co.ilncd to hl. home by Mcknrar. *■«- J. ‘eople who contemplate ordering l»bolo“j? K Ur,0<1 Ra»ld». spent rr.pt>. fur HolMlyitifte.houM now Md lire u ample chance io yet th, Sunday in the city. work out In due time. c t y ot w Co., la in Hasting.. • H. J. Cbhistnas. THE DRUGGIST. • Modern Drug1 Store. Prl’ Qr*”d M.Jor Anderaou, ot Detroit, ... |n. tlw oily lot week.* FRED L HEATH, leis week, FnOer V.» Arm.n-. d.’1/.** MASURY’S COLORS And will save you pore money than any other paint made. In Oil and Japan. SHERWIN WILLIAM’S It Ku stood The Te»t Here For 15 years. Wall Taper; Window Shades, Colors in Oil and Japan. Surfaceue, All Kinds of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Stains for House and Fancy Work. BOOKS, SCHOOL GLOBES, KINDERGARTEN SUPPLIES. - - - school record books, crayons, erasers, etc. W. H. GOODYEAR, Down They Go! Nobody in the county ever saw such Bargains in the Boot and Shoe Line as w”e are givbig at the present time. Cold weather is coming on and you will want something not only warm and comfortable, but something that will. last as well. .Just now there is an active demand for Felt Boots and Rubber goods, and to supply that demand we are selling Cook & Cook. ^ffiCyclists are now not allowed to ride, run or operate their wheels xiu any side walk in tbe city; so says the new ordi­ nance. The large amount of canned goods we sell always keeps our stock new, so you can be assured-of fresh goods when yon buy of us. PuiLprs A Erb. What shall I buy for Christmas? Well one of those handsome lamps at Phillips A Erbs, will be sure to please a wife, sister, or friend and they don’t cost much either. An exchange remarks: “It is now thought that President Cleveland actually wrote a letter endorsing Hill, but that It bore one of the new stamps and is held somewhere for postage.” The Mishawaka Combination Knit. Boot for $2 50 and $2.75. Felt Boots and Rubbers for $2.00. Remember that we are sole agents for the genuine Snag Proof Rubber Boots and Shoes, the best goods ever offered for the money and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Buy a pair and you will never use anything else. Our motto is to give the best goods at the lowest prices possible. Give us a call......... ' ' W. H. SPENCE Prosecutor Sweezey has served a notice upon tbe proprietors of the Journal •de­ manding to know the name of the writer of the anonymous letter contained in I the Journal and signed “Mother.” The Michigan Central has changed tbeir time table somewhat, the chief change being that the train which arrived in this city about one o’clock in the after­ noon now reaches here at 10:40 in the morning. Thanksgiving will soon be here and Phillips and Erb will be well supplied with fresh oysters, crackers, celery and everything that goes to make a first class Thanksgiving dinner. Please remember this and give them a call. We do not say we have the best of everjlhing sold in a grocery store, nor that we sell the cheapesL but remember we sell as good as anybody and will not be undersold. Drfyou underatand that? Cook A Cook. Winter to close at hand and every one wbo has to buy groceries, of course desires to get as much for tbeir money as possible for the times are rotten close and a little architecture. -State Republican. money has to go a long way, so do not for­ “Peek’s Bad Boy” Company, which has get to call on Cook A Cook. been ao many years on tbe road, will ap­ /Jffi Julios Russell gave • very pleas­ pear at the opera bouse, ' Wednesday, ant five o’clock tea Friday In honor of Nov. 28th. An excellent programme Is Mrs. Caddie VanArman. The table promtoed, one which presents an excruci­ was beautifully decorated with chryatingly funny farce comedy, with tbe as­ santbemums, and carnations were used as sistance of pretty women and witty come­ favors. Cover* were told for twenty-two. dian*. Special scenery. Including the Sugar fifteen time* tweeter than tbe famous grocery store, may be expected, sugar beet prouuct has been extricated and alas magnificent costumes, bright from cotton seed meal by a German scien­ music, specialties and tun of a wholesome tist. Experts in chemistry are confident kind from tbe moment the curtain rises that a highly concentrated sugar wfll be until It* laat salt produced comiaerctallY Lb tbe Sunday School convention at Grand Rapid*, according to the last en­ rollment. there were 1505 delegates. It was estimate that there were 300 not enrolled. Of thia number 10$ were miulsters, 154 superintendents and the remain­ der were acbolara. teachers, etc.. There were 4S4 Methodist, 832 Baptists, CoDgregationaiiata. 175 Presbyterian*. 102 Reformed church, 43 Church of Chriat. 20 Evangelical. 17 United Bret hern. 7 Protes­ tant Eplacopafo, 6 Lutherans, 5 Catholic*. The remainder of the delegate* faked io indicate tbeir denominations. Fiftythree oo«mU« were represented. years. The trial of Mrs In Hurd, of Allegan, for tbe murder of her husband has been put over until tbe December term of court Her ball has been reduced from 110,000 to >5,000. George Geodell aud Eugene Baker, of Hopkins township are her within a few I In These Times A dollar looks as large as a town clock, and a man has got to see the same proportionate value in the goods he buys. This week we are offering. GOOD HEAVY COTTON UNDERWEAR FOR 35c BEST WHITE MERINO “ “ - 40c SHIELD FRONT and DOUBLE BACK GREY UNDERSHIRTS, 50c WOOL UNDERWEAR *1.25. 15c to 45c WOOL SOCKS from The reputation of this house is it’s most valuable possession and is your sure guarantee of square dealing. Gloves and Mittens bondsmen. <>wh>( to Uw tai U»1 <>» expenditure, for wbool purpooe. Ibis Je*r were blgber tbu tbe eslHo.le made by tbe Common Connell, taxes will be'somewhat laraet Itran was oxpected. They win be about N.M on every »100, aweooed valuation. I Plush and Cloth Caps. R. K. Grant �= 60,000 “The Great Daily of Michigan, YOUR HOME PAPER cannot be replaced by even greater publications from larger cities; they cannot supply completely the many items of homo news that arc of the greatest interest, but for State, National, and world wide news, the greater Tho Detroit Evening News stands as the paper must be looked to. > leader in the State, and should go hand in hand with your home p?” The Evening . pkw copy. » PK« WEEK. a3 months BY Mail. DETROIT, Agencies in every village, town and city in the State of Michigan. dm that Mr. Alfred Talbott sketching it," he replied. "This will adv:. be my third sketch of lhe range, and I Point, had been commissioned a second seem to never tire of tracing ita bold outlines and copying its rugged details lieutenant and assigned to B troop. Sixth cavalry, then stationed at Fort of rock and pine." Returning the picture, with a Craig. Lieut Vandever was coming simple “thank you," nhe rpde home­ under orders to report to CoL Sanford ' ward. She allowed her pohw to walk for duty. (To be Continued.) slowly along the trail and did not even chide him for Ktopping.occaaionally to snatch a mouthful of grass as he loitered •'God gave us meat, but the devil sent along, so busy were her thoughts with us cooks,” is ft trite saying. From bad the hutable private soldier whom she cooking, faxt eating and overeating, comes had just left. She had seen in the yet a whole train of diseases.—Indigestion, crude sketch the work of a master dyspepsia, bllliousnrss, catarrh of tbe hand, and she. wondered why it was stomach, headache, dizziness, and the like. that one so gifted should be wearing God also gave us a brainy man, wbo com­ the uniform and performing the duties pounded the “Golden Medical Diacovery,” a Kreat.dlseratum In America.where every­ of a soldier. His manner was that of body are In such a hurry to make money, the polished gentleman, his speech re­ they have no time to eat, aud scarcely any fined and pleasing, and bis general de­ time to live. It Invigorates tbe liver, meanor was widely different from that cleanses the blood and tones up the sys­ of any of the other soldiers with whom tem. she hud been brought in contact. What could a men of his attainments be do­ Delicate diseases of either serf, however ing in the ranks of tbe army? The question flushed through her brain, but induced, speedily and permanently cured. Book of particulars, 10 cents In stamps, no reply followed in its wake. A frown mailed sealed in plain envelope Address, swept over her face, but as quickly World’s Dispensary Medical Association, vanished at a rebuking thought MS Main St. Buffalo, N. Y. “O, no, not crime," she mused. Marsbait Is to have a business college. * “Thoee clear eyes of his mirrored a clear soul. He must not be classed A cup of muddy coffee is not wholeeome with those who lurk in the shadow of neither is a bottle of muddy medicine. enlistment to escape the searching One way to know a reliable and skillfullyeye of justice. There is a romance prepared blood-purifier Is by Its freedom Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is al­ strewn along his trail of life. There from sediment. mutt be. Perhaps it was an affair of ways bright and sparkling, because it is the hrart Yes, that must be the cor­ an extract and not a decoction. rect solution of the queer problem. Tbe slate election cost Bay county Wl". Some cruel fair one in the far-away Scrofula is one of the most fatal among east, of which I have read but never the scourgee which afflict ' mankind. seen, has crushed his happiness and he Chronic soree, cancerous humors, emaufled to the army ranks hoping to meet clatlon, and consumption, are the result death at the hands of an Indian foe­ of Scrofula. Ayer's Sarsaparilla eradi­ man. How could a girl be so cruel to cates this poison, and restores, to the so hahdsome a man, and one so intelli­ blood, tbe elements of life and health. gent and refined?” Ypsilami will erect a soldiers monu­ Thus she mused until she reached her home. Throwing the rein to the ment. orderly in waiting she softly entered Baldness Is either hereditary or caused her father's sitting-room and awoke by sickness, mental exhaustion, wearing him from the half sleep into which he tight-fitting hats, and by overwork and had fallen In his easy chair by a feath­ trouble. Hall’s Renewer will prevent it. ery kiss on the cheek. Escanaba has shipped 3,000,000 tons of “Well, Sunshine, did you enjoy your iron this season. ride?” he asked, drawing her to a seat Mes. Chas. Root, Cedar bprings. Mich., on his knee and more forcibly return­ was told by physicians that they could do ing her kiss. nothing for heir. After taking two-bottles “0, very much, papa. I rede clear down to the Tafoya ranch six miles oc- of “Adironda" she was able to do her own low, and on my way back I found such work and ride to town to do her shopping. a curiosity." Sold by W. H. Goodyear. "You are eternally picking up curios. Ann Atbor sewer system will be finished What was it this time? A moss agate, ^before Christmas. ft'pew species of cactus, a rare flower t that you never happened to come onto before, or a magnificently large horned toad?" “O, no, papa, none of those. I could never place this one with my collection. j It is not of the geological, floral nor reptile species, papa: but a living, mov­ ing, breathing—human, being." “A Mexican freak, eh? And what was it like?*' Ithaca schools have been closed on ac­ “No, nor was it a Mexican. You are a count of scarlet fever. horribly poor guisser, pupa. It was a soldier, a private soldier of the post. I came upon him while he was sketching the Fra Cristobel range, and when I asked if I might look at his sketch I really expected to sec nothing but awk­ When she was a Child, ahe cried for Castoria. one leading aim of his life. The best instructors which money could secure had been brought from the far-away east to look after her instruction, and when she reached her eighteenth year her educa tion in all necessary branches Br CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD. was complete, and she possessed as fine accomplishments as she could have se­ Copyrighted «3o4. by Captain Jack Crawford, cured in any academy in the land. Born in a border military fort and reared in - . All Rights Reserved the garrisons of the far west, she became i, CHAPTER L imbued with the spirit of adventure in­ INTBODUCT10N. cident to frontier life, and was never • CRAIG, iu so happy as when dashing over the cac­ W/ the territory of tus studded plain or wooded river bot­ C,’. New Mexico, tom on her strong-limbed pony or ex­ stands upon a ploring the gulches and canyons cleft k’S’h mesa, or in the breasts of the adjacent moun­ J) piece of table tains. land, overlookThe picture of this young border ft y\ < ^e historic princess was indelibly stamped upon JAR'-Cu valley of the the hearts of several of the younger K ’0 G r a n de. officers of the garrison, yet none of ^he view from them were suitors for her hand. They knew how her father idolized her and wildly pictur­ held her as a precious jewel set in bis esque. The long crown of life for him alone, aud each stretch of river, one felt that it would be almost sacri­ grass - carpeted lege to attempt to pluck the gem from valley dotted its parent setting and transfer it to an­ with groves of other. She had, seemingly, no espe­ cotton wood cial favorite among the young men of trees, the low the post. The same sweet smile which adobe houses of the Mexican ranch- \vould set the heart of a young officer eroa, tbe great black bowlders and throbbing with delight would illumine xno<n>uient.s of lava rock across the her pretty features while bending over strea m, set in beds of mesquite bushes the cotpf a sick soldier in the hospital, ana cactus, far away to the eastward or while thanking the humblest pri­ the bold towering peaks of the San vate who hud done her a favor. She Aniireas and Oscura ranges, to the treated all alike, and came to lx? looked southward the Fra Cristobel and to the upon as a treasure which all might" ad­ westward the Magdalena and the San mire but none need ever hope to pos­ Maitco ranges of mountains, all con­ ses*—a devoted child whose father so tribute to a picture so fascinating in its filled every nook of her pure heart that rugged grandeur and beauty that it there was no room there for another. One lively morning in the month of would seem as mockery for the most gilded artist to presume to transfer its September, I860, while returning from details to canvas. a .gallop down the valley of the Rio AU of the buildings of this remote Grande, Miss Sanford rode up a gulch bolder garrison were built of adobes, onto the muti about a mile below the or isnn-dried bricks of Mexican manu­ fort. As she came out upon the higher facture. officers’ quarters. l»arracks for ground she observed a young soldier the enlisted men. storehouses, stables, sitting upon a rock near the trail busily eta, being but one story in height. engaged in sketching. She was her­ Around the post rah a line of earth­ self a clever artist and passipnately works thrown up during the civil war fond of drawing- from nature, and her when 1 ndian and confederate foe alike interest in the soldier was at once cowetcd its possession. The buildings aroused. He had not noticed her ap­ ; foiined a hollow square around a level Eroach, so deeply interested was he in is work, and she reined in her pony a parade ground some twenty acres in cxlient, and in the center during the few yards distant from where he sat to ' occupancy of the fort stood a tall flag­ study him. There was a pleased ex­ staff from the top of which, every day pression on her face when she noted in the year from sunrise to sunset gun, that he was a handsome young man the stars and stripes floated proudly in. with a frank, honest face, neat and tidy in dress, and wearing an air of inthe semi-tropical "breezes. At the time of which 1 write the fort was garrisoned, by four troops of cav­ alry, two companies of infantry and a battery of light artillery. The com­ manding officer. Col. Elmore Saiiford, was a dignified, gruff old veteran who had grown gray in the service of his country, a strict disciplinarian who ex­ acted with unflinching severity the performance of every duty from of­ ficers and men alike with promptness and precision. Every infraction of mil­ itary rules met with swift punishment, whether the offender wore the goldlaced uniform of the officer or the plain garb of the private soldier. He pos­ sessed a volcanic temper, at times, when angered, storming and swearing like a madman, then as quickly subsid­ ing into his usual state of icy dignity. Those most familiar with his moods met these fitful outbursts of passion with no thought of resentment, for PRIVATE BROWN they knew tho old man never meant lhe half he said, and that beneath his forbidding exterior rested a soul that was really warm and generous. The light <rf the old commander’s military home was his daughter Alice, his only child, wbo came as a ray of sunshine into his life but a week be­ fore the death of his beloved wife. At ward, ill-shaped work. You can im­ agine my surprise when I- observed that he was an artist of no ordinary skill. -— Oh! there „ <w- must be tueh a romance connected with his life. Have you ever discovered men of refined tastes in the ranks, papa, driven there by romantic causes?” “Yes, the romance of crime. The service and an assumed name have served as a barrier between many a criminal and tho outraged laws.. Who Is this fellow?” “0, I am sure this man is not a criminnl, pupa. You would share that be­ lief with me were you to see him. I spoke but a few words with him, and did not ask his name. He wore the cavalry uniform." “Well, Sunshine, it is not at all im­ probable that if his past history were laid before you, you would find it a dark one. You must not allow your romantic little brain to picture him a prince Ln disguise. Come, dinner is waiting, and I am as hungry as a troop­ er after a hard day’s scout. Attention, squad! Right facet Forward, march!" Gayly trilling the air of “The Girl I Left Behind Me” she led the way with military step to the dining-room, the old colonel marching after her with the precision of other days. CHAPTER IL The soldier artist resumed his seat as tellectual refinement which seemed Alice rode away, and sat and watched sadly out of place in one whose lot was her until a bend in the trail hid her cast among the rough soldiers of the from his eyes? He had often seen ths ranks. It must be remembered that I young girl at a distance and had ad­ write of the days just following the mired her graceful figure and light, close of our great civil war, when the springy step, but had never before had ranks of the regular army on the an opportunity to closely observe her frontier were made up of rough, illiter­ tece. As she sat on her pony bowed ate men largely fished from the slums over his sketch he had studied her of the eastern cities, many of them features, and he thought he had never having fled to the west and buried seen so beautiful a g irl. Her sunny themselves in the army under assumed disposition flashed softly from her names to escape the consequences of laughing blue eyes, and the lingering echoes of her low, sweet voice re­ the bairacks of the private soldiers sheltered a man of artistic tastes, and the spectacle presented of a soldier There was a marked stir in the so­ wielding the pencil of the artist was cial circles of the garrison when an to her a revelation. official communication from the war The soldier becoming aware of her presence glanced up from his work, and, noting that it was the daughter lovely, sunny-faced little fairy of beautiful in her blonde loveliness as MARTHA WASHINGTON COOK-BOOK and al- He handed her the picture, and she sat for some moments closely studying Address (only) N. W. AYER & SON, Newspaper Advertising Agents, PHILADELPHIA. What is CASTORIA Casto ria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OU. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by , Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves /■ teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Casto ria. Casto ria. “ Csstoria is so well adapted to children thex good effect upon tbeir children.'' 111 So Oxford St . Brooklyn, N. “ Our physicians in the children's d-ptr: meet hare spoken highly of tbeir expen ence in tbeir outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular them to premature graves.'' Da. J. F. EausBXMt, Cooway, Ark. favor upon it.” Uxitxd Hospttal and Dibfkxbabt,' Boston, Mass. 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When she itad (Tiildren, she gave them Castoria proached him, quickly arose to his feet, removed his cap and silently waited for her to address him should she de- “I am sorry I disturbed you,” she said. “Will you permit me to look at the sketch you are making?" “Jt; Is as yet far from complete,” he quietly re»ponded, "and I fear you may not be able to form an intelligent idea of what its appearance will be when $10 Each Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. AIJCK, THE COIXJNEL’B DAUGHTER. po*! CRAIG. We WHAT BRINGS RELEASE FROM DIRT AND GREASE ? WhY DON’T YOU KNOW? over his a beautiful iAPOLIO �■ ■ Hasting Histiuga. Mich. Thiraday, Nov. •« the State et Open for builneasDec.u.im. officers: D O.Hoblnaoa, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds. Caahtar Dirjc ctors: D. wxReynolds, P.O. Robtnson, John Carveth. W. H. Pewen, R B. Maeser. Chester .................. P. T. Culgrove. Has the only savings department In In Barry County imd pays interest on all time Your Daily Bread O Is 110 doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not eo when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of • Confectionery in the city. A. E. RENKES, FROFK. ADIR0NDA bo—are TRAD! MARK aMMw Wheeler's Heart Nerve AND re -POSITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Epllepsu, Sleeplessness aad all derangements ’ Nervous System. ONEXCELLID FOR^-> Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from opiates, 100 full size doses, 50c. «> H H •I1IM4 br raw lhat pore 3^ or oMtakry strength kill, aboi.ro bMim la । “f* hours and typhus bacilli ta a day. CAPITAL $75 000.00 SURPLUS $15-0004)0. jDCC'-j'orated under 1««« ■*««*» -m Banner Twenty il. o( taDd chared by two genlleraen In Kalamazoo. . went ot tbe old drirlag perk and will be' I Platted and sold In lota tor maldenae. to I be erected on, . Easy to Take and keep • the system in Perfect Order. AVER’S CATHARTIC PILLS A specific for Headache Constipation, and Dyspepsia. Every dose Eaton county has been purchased by a Cbleaeo man for S85.0O0. The house will be placed In Bret claa. condition and the sanitarium annex restored. The faculty of Olivet College have made ■ strict rule, positively forbidding the use of alcoholic drinks or tobacco in any form. Any student caught violating this rule will be expelled Inmediately. Effective LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • 1 cis week, 1. E. Hoffleot Mlddle.llle baa pabmled • tatt-lreklne re.I Ipr trelrht care. Sereral rail road, will ure them and be will bare them manntaotured In hla own town. —Plainwell Enterprise. The Anderton Houre, the Sneat hotel In 85 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach tbh office Tuesdays at latest tc insure insertion ta the Issue oh the week when brought laiUl? oni’iy cl,r® caUrrh Is to purify the ! 1<WX s Rsrsanarllta purifies »be blood and tones up the whole system. Nashville taxes will be a little lower than usual this year. Tbe canning factory at Charlotte Is closed for the season. About 30,000 bushels ot apples were bought bv them. The onion crop is quite an important one In Eaton county. Ode Charlotte firm alone has shipped five car loads. Rev’s. Connelly and Struble, the Evan­ gelists who were so successful at the Prairieville revival meetings are now con­ ducting meetings at Plainwell. Claims amounting to $229.83 for the ex­ penses ot suppressing the smallpox out­ break. were presented to lhe Board of Supervisors at Its -recent session by the Otsego board of health, and allowed. Before election a democratic farmer of Tuscola county wanted to bet his fine farm against Siooo that Hill would be elected governor of N. Y. Fortunately for him he was not taken up, and now trembles at his folly. Four men escaped from the Charlotte M. D Halley, Receiving Teller Grand Rap­ es (Michl Savings Bank, says be cannot say jail last week, by removing tbe flooring ta too much in favor of ‘Adlronda,’' Wheeler's a cell and squeezing through an aperture Heart and Nerve Cure. Prepared by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine of eight incbea and sliding down to tbe Co.. Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. cellar. One of them retn med of his own accord. They were in jail for burglariz­ ing a Grand Ledge store. HASTINGS, MICH- ——... pxamon Coanrll met In to!,. rereton Frt. ere. ho,, le, taw. M,Jor Onraw| presiotng. Pre—at at roll all. AW Brematl. Hick,. Huffman, Tinkler. Welraert and Walea. Absent at roil call. Aid Busby and Os­ born. Mini, ot lul nntluE read and appro,, eq. by Aid Hicks that the city give 10 per cent of all the money invested by Mr. John McLarty to start a buggy fac­ tory iu the city. Same to be made satlsfactory to Mr. McLarty aud the city. Carried, Ayes, All. An ordinance relative to running and operating bicycles on tt>e sidewalks. Sec. 1. The Common Council of the city of Hastings ordains that it shall not be lawful for any person to ride, run or operate any blcyele on any sidewalk In tbeclty of Hastings. Sec. 2. Any person who shall violate tbe foregoing section shall upon convic­ tion be punished by a fine not exceeding ten dollars and costs of prosecution, and In default of payment thereof, shall be Imprisoned In tbe coanty jail of Barry County until such fine and costs are paid, not exceeding thirty days. A Vicksburg man has a turnip weighing thirteen pounds and ten ounces; another a radish weighing twenty-ono pounds and „ , WJ). Bennett. n half; while a lady ot that town has a Moved by Aid Huffman that tbe above chrysanthemum with 222 blossoms. be adopted and published In accordance An Otsego domestic took a hot flat Iron with the charter. Carried. Ayes. Bennett. Busby, Hicks. Huffman to bed. and was aroused iu the middle of Welasert and Waters tho night by the smell of smoke and found Nays, Tinkler. the bed on fire. She gave the alarm just Moved by Aid Bennett that the city in time to save her life and the house rent of Frank S’andley the basement of his shop at $1 per month. Carried. from being burned to the ground. Ayes, Bennett, Busby. Hicks, Huffman. A boy of twenty-six has become the Tinkler. Welasert aud Waters. • Nays. None. absolute ruler of the greatest empire in Moved by Aid Welssert that an order tbe world, covering one sixth of all the of $90 t>e urawn Itf favor of Mr. Worthy land on the globe. As Czar of all tbe Sloane on sewer contract on Broadway. ' Carried, Ayes, Bennett, Husby. Hicks, Russians he governs solely by his own will without the shadow^of a congress or Huffman. Tinkler. Welasert and Waters. Nays. None. other representative body. His active Moved by Aid Hicks that $3 be allowed army is composed of one million eight Jack Shea for removing stone on Not th hundred thousand soldiers with an armed Broadway. The following accts audited: and organized reserve of six million more. Mich -Supply Co.,packing $ 4.50 Behind this force be has fifteen million Standard Oil Co., oil 4 99 men subject to military duty. His army R. Green, labor .30 .30 expenses are many times those of Ger­ Ed Holbrook 24.00 many. Is it any wonder that Napoleon Diamond Compound Co., goods Frank Stehbins,nse chairs and tables 1 50 said Russia may dominate Europe? Our W. A. McDonald, labor .75 countrj- boasts of geographical brradth.but F. Fifield 1.50 C. Grace the czar is noa building a straight line E<l Masters, repairs on scraper 1.25 rail road, east and west, within bis domain B’-n Matthews, ctg. 1.25 which will be twice as long as the dis­ W. Beadle, st w 3 40 .90 tance between New York and San Francis­ L. Beadle .25 co, wlille bls realm reiq^s from the Arc­ F. Br.dlr C. Bisbwp .25 tic sea to the Chinese wall. The latent E. Spcnahle .25 resources of the empire are more varied F. Stanlev. 25 4 68 and extensive than thoee of any other H. E. L 4P. Co. lights I). Muniork. labor . 3.00 county.—Marshall Statesman. Stanley «fc Radford, tent of shop 7 <10 W. F. Hicks, lock for ballot bux 1.00 Common Sense Charley Grace, labor .30 Should be used iu attempting to cure that very Charley Grace .75 disagreeable dl«ease. {catarrh. As catarrh Clarence Bishop .60 originates Impurities In the blood, local appli­ .75 cations can do no permanent good. The com­ David Wolcott mon sense m-thod of treatment Is to purify Henry Barnaby .50 the blood, and for this purpose there Is no pre­ John tnchholdt .75 paration superior to Hood’s Sarsaparilla. 75 Henry Wentworth 4.00 W. D. BennetL Board Registration | Hood's Pills are the best after dinner pills, R. C. Waters “ 4.00 assist digestion, prevent constipation. —= Newton J. Brunson, Clerk Election 6.00 John N. Hessmer 6.0c T« Warner, Gate Keeper 2.00 Jno. & Jinks “ 2.00 Geo Tinkler, Regis, and Election 104)0 Henry Osborn. •• »• IOjOO L. H. Evans, Election 64)0 Tom Brice. “ 6.00 Jesse Downs, •• 6.00 Heury Buorom. Gate Keeper BjOO Charles Beckwith, •• 2.00 Frank Ryerson, work .50 John J. Babcock, rent of shop J. Weissert, Board Registration 4.00 Ed Holbrook, •• 4.00 J. Weissert, Election Board 6.00 N. Bailey, •• 6.00 K. Busby. M 6.00 M. Biker, 6.00 F. Hotchkiss, clerk 600 Ed Holbrook, " 6.00 W. H. Spence, Sr., Gate Keeper 2.00 Wm. Clark. “ 2.00 R. B. Wightman, Board Registration 4,00 C.-L. Huffman “ 4.00 T. J. Bush, Inspector 6.00 H. G. Hayes, •• 6 00 C. L. Huffman. “ 6.00 C. F. Brooks, Clerk 6.00 James Hughes, -* Henry Burke, Gate Keeper 3.00 F. E. Shaver, •• 2.00 Moved the accts, be -----by w Aid Hicks -------- that ----- , allowed and orders drawn on respective funds fur same. Carried, Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Tinkler, Weissert and Waters. Nays, None. Moved by Aid Wetesert that lhe bill of A. Replugle Im? laid on the table. Amended by Aid Bennett that the bill be referred to the Fin. com. Amendment carried Ayes, All. Moved by Aid Tinkler that the bills of M. C IL R. Co. be referred to chairman of Water Com, Carried, Ayes, All. • Moved by Aid Huffman that the bill of W. F. Hicks of 850 for sprinkling be al­ lowed. Carried. Ayes, Bennett, Busby, Huffman, Tink­ ler and Waters. Nays, Weissert. Moved by Aid Weissert that the bills for hauling carts to tire be referred to ' Chairman ot Fire Co. and same to be glv। en to Mr. Bessnier. Carried, I Ayes, All. I On motion of Aid Welasert, Council 1 adjourned to Fn. eve, Nr". 23. '94. E. is. Holbrook, Recorder. agency of the killing of Horae, a famous Indian pullcenjan. Big Foot in 1890. Old Chief FaM Thunder and his son. Plenty Bird, hacked Red lynching by other Indiana Bed Horae did tbe government good service in the last uprising, and his murder was the result of a long-standing grudge. HU murderers will have a preliminary hearing to-day. Cincinnati. Nov. 19.—Bev. Henry Preserved Smith, . of Lane seminary and , Presbyterian fame, came into formal possession of a fortune Satur­ day. Recently his mother died at Dayton, O., and on Saturday her will was probated. Her property, exclu­ sive of bequests aggregating $15,000, la 'willed equally to each of her four chil­ dren. Her estate is Mtimated at $300,­ 000. The law students of University of Michigan will present a bust of Judge Cooley to the law school. Th«re la more Catarrh In this section of the counto than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was sup)»o*ed to be Incurable. For a great many years doctors, onwniinced tt a loeal disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with lotit treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitution­ al disease, and. the-etore, requires constitu­ tional treatment 11*11% catarrh Cure, manu­ factured by F. J Cheney & Co , Toledo, Ohio. I* th- only constItu. tonal cure on tbe market. It Is taken Internally tn doses from 10 drops to ateaspoo tut. It acts directly on the blond and mucou* surfaces >f the svs’em. Thev offer one hundred dollars for any case It fa Is to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address. F. J. CnKNKY & Co., Toledo, O. EIFSold by Druggists, 7SC. A friend in need is a friend Indeed, and not less than one million people have found Just such a friend In Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. If you have never used this great cough medicine, one trial will con­ vince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle Is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be re­ funded. Trial bottles free at W. H. Good­ year’s drug store. Large bottles 50c and $1.00. Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed tor them, the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King's New Discovery, for consumption, coughs colds, each bottle guaranteed—Electric Bitters, the great remedy for liver, stom­ ach and kidneys. Bucklens Arnica Salve the best In tbe world, and Dr. Kings New Life Pills which are a perfect pill. AU these remedies are guaranteed to do just what Is claimed for them and tbe dealer whose name is attached herewith, will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at W. H. Goodyear’s drugstore. B nekton's Arnlc*y**lve The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coms, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. Paw Paw's fruit evaporating works have used 35,000 bushels of apples this season. The people at Peck, In Sanilac county, are talking of having their village incor­ porated. A hunter in Montmercy killed a white deer last week and has had it mounted. A Wheel within a Wheel! An Extra Special Sale Within the Great Advance Sale, Preparatory to Change in Firm. The cutting and slashing of our Mens Suit Stock and the enormous sale of the past two weeks reveals the fact that we have about 200 Suits in Frocks and Sacks, sizes 35, 36, 37, comprising all kinds of goods, that sold from S8.00 $ to 25.00,a suit. These suits are the ends of lots that aggregated thousands. Their mates are all gone and these must go too. ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, These Suits will be placed on one counter and marked, any SUIT FOR $6.88 suit xTgiZ5.™^^^ HOUSEMAN, DONNAI MONROE STREET, CORNER WATERLOO, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. JONES, �■M next Wednesday* Nov. 38th. pany is composed of a jolly erew wbo The UbuHe Howell Co. held forth to I makes no end of fun for all wbo favor •mall bouse Tuesday night. Those pre­ them wUh a visit. Thia la a new combin­ sent were much pleased with lhe play and ation with an old name and it keeps players. Doubtless wlien they visit Has­ strictly abreast of the times by Introduc­ tings again they will have a belter house. ing new specialities and inventing new The northern peninsula is swarming busineo. -with men who are going Into tbe lumber Ed. Smith was tbe victim a runaway ac­ districts. Vast tracts of timber have cident Monday afternoun. While driving been burned over and In order to save it, Steve Yeckley’a team north on Michigan II will have to be cut. The wages will Ave. towards tbe bridge tbe whlffletrees run from $86 to ffito a month and there Is dropped down, scaring the horse* and said to be plenty of work. causing them to run. Mr Smith tried FoltVwing is said to be a simple cure for hard to hold the horeee, but the warts; Two or three times a day put a wagon tongue dropped down and striking drop of vinegar on the wart and then pnt the Into tbe ground threw him out onto on as much biking soda as the vinegar the frozen ground cutting his face badly will absorb. Keep it on ten minutes and aud hurting his hand, but fortunately in a few days the wart will drop off and breaklng no bones. The wagon was leave no mark but a tiny white spoL smashed aomewbat but no further damage The great search light that was exhibit­ of consequence resulted. ed at the World’s Fair and at the Midwin­ Mayor Greusel is eutitled to a great deal ter Exposition, at Sau Francisco, has of credit for bringing about the Cltlzeps found a permanent resting place at Mt. meeting, which has already resulted in Lowe. Cal., from which place tbe rays of having a good many matters fully diaeuwthis Baht can be seen at a distance of two ed by the people wbo were unacquainted hundred miles, when the air is clear. with them before. For InMance we doubt Columbian souvenir half dollars Will If one person out of .50 knew that lhe ‘ spun make their appearance in .your Mayor had neither vote nor veto power on change no doubt. The government is now lhe most important question# tlret could making a(iut>i*erate effort to get what they affect the city’s Interests. The questions have iu rii^ulation. More than 130.000 of proposed before the meeting df Cittxena them have been paid out of the sub treas­ were all well-timed and each one of them ury in New Yurfc within lhe last week. 1* worthy of earnest thought. Though It is now staled that pure whiskey can Some of them may not be adopted, yet be made from beets. An experiment re­ there are others which should be. and no cently made at Omaha. Neb., has demon­ doubt will be adopted. strated this facL The beet is fast becom­ ing converted into many unheard of ideas and we are only waiting at tbe present age when the * "dead beat" will be made into a recourse of good bank notes. Court has been occupied since Monday To-day the case of E. Salisbury against PeoAdelbert Merchant is on trial, pie vs John Denton, perjury, nolle press­ ed. Will Otto, forgery, standing mute. a plea of not guilty was entered. The lUpson—Crouch case is the only jury case for this time.. Yesterday a verdict in the case was rendered. Beware of the tramp or traveling tinker who offers to sell you h pair of brass spectacles for gold ones that he claims to have foun t, and will take 50 cents or what.ever be can get for them. Any intelligent person would know at onee. that if they were genuine, they would bring very much more as old gold than the prices they offer them for. There were more convictions in the Up­ per Peninsula for violation of the deer law th October than during the entire four years following the wtabiishment of the office of game warden. Several hun­ dred dollars were collected in fines from outside hunters: tons of Tension seized and given to poor people and many a valu­ able dog shot during the chase. An Important decision regarding the Australian system of voting has been handed down by our supreme court. It sometimes happens, as inspectors of elections have observed, that a voter mark.i his ticket at the head aud then marks each name below IL Also that in ca»e of a party fusion be marks both of the tickets that are alike. In such eases the oourt holds that tbe ballot is illegal and must not be counted, the point being that such marking might be to distinguish ballots. The 41st semi-annual Missionary meet­ ing of the Western Michigan diocese, of tbe Episcopal church is in progress in lhe Emmanuel church this week. About 20 clergymen are present, interesting ses­ sions are being held and are well attended. This afternoon at 2.00 a paper on “Tbe Teacher’s work without the Sunday School” will be read and reports from tire Sunday Schools of the diocese given. At •4.00 p. m. there will be a service for the ' children with a sermon by Rev. E. M. Duff. Chas Root was arrested last week for stealing.a coat. It seems that several weeks ago a young man by tbe name of Smith went into Del Merchants’ livery stable where Root was working and while there bad a fit, to which be was subject. When be recovered his coat was missing and stayed missing until about two weeks ago when it was found at the old man Archie’s where Root had taken It to be colored. Root was taken before Justice Riker, plead guilty and will spend tbe next 60 days in jail. We have in our possession a very rare curiosity in the shape of one of those new postage stamps, it is a curiosity because it really sticks to paper. Tbe post office de-. jArtmect at Washington, receiving mtn) complaints concsrntng she new stamp*. one of the most unique of which wss front a new York fanner who sent an envelope, with one of the ww stamps firmly rivited on. to the Postmaster Gen­ eral. Inside the envelope was a letter poatiur oat the farmers tale of woe. and a narratton of bis ansuccess'ul attempt to get tbe stamp to stick. Grand Rapid* A Chicago capitsl will build an electric railway «round Hicks, tbe St. Louis weather prophet predicts storms and cold spells for Novem­ ber. A cold wave is due frynu'tbe 13lh to 16th. At the Slst the indications of gath­ ering storms will appear and between that dale and the S5th, a regular storm period will run Its course from west to cast. Storms of rain, anow and wind will re­ sult, and another polar wave will bring up the rear, spreading hefvy frosts and sharp freezing over tbe greater part of the con­ tinent. The new moon on lhe 37th will cause a sudden and marked change to wanner weather, inducing active stonns of rain, wind aud snow. November is pretty sure to end in the midst of sharp freezing in all northern sections, with frosts far to tbe south. —----------- ..fUble of grinding up over 100 tons of roA per day, for macadamizing tbe streets. This Is something our city should have some day. I Ro MX. Nov. 19—The reports of dis­ Streets built up In this manner are almost aster* oust I by the earthquakes iu equal to pavements and mud and water are southern Italy are still meager, but u iknown to them. they suffice to show' that there has The Bad Boy will make his father, been great loss of life- Procoplc. a village of 1,300 inhabitant* in Reggio "Major Peck” stand around lively, to the di Calabria, has been obliterated. Vir­ undoubted delight tf big audience at t)»e tually all the buildings were thrown opera bouse next week. The situations into ruins. Tbe number of deaths iu the play are all capital, tbe dialogue Is is not known, bat in one pleasing, brisk and wonderfully free from church forty-seven persons were buried ‘‘chestnuts/’ and tbe man who will not alive under fallen walls- The last au­ thoritative report was that the list of laugh heartily when he sees the play, must dead was well above sixty. In another indeed be of morose and sentimental dis­ village of the same province eight position. * persons were killed outright by falling Rev. W. A. Hunsberger, formerly of buildings. The damage to property offitbe M. E. church of this city, is doing his been enormous. Troops and cials are going to the help of the «ufbusiness right along at his new home in faring districts. King Humbert haa Milwaukee, as will be seen by tbe follow- sent several donations from his pridispatch to lhe Chicago Inter-Ocean under rate puree. date of Milwaukee, Nov. 11: "Last Fri­ Many Buildings Wrecked. The province of Reggio di Calabria day night, a party of four young people has suffered most from the earth­ registered at the Davidson hotel, as Mr. quakes. although several town* in the and Mrs. Griffith, Miss Grace Richardb, adjacent province of- Catanzaro di and R. IL Griffith, of Mattoon, 111. Mr. Calabria were shakeu severely. In and Mrs. Griffith were bride and groom Triparui, for instance, twenty build­ of only a few hours, having been married ings were laid in ruins and several that same day at Chicago. They decided persons were killed. In Mileto, also to come to Millwaukee and spend a few in Catanzaro, many were injured. At 10 o’clock Sunday evening reports days here. IL 11. Griffith is a brother of of deaths, injuries and the demolition tbe groom and Miss Richards is an inti­ of buildings had been received from mate friend of the bride. These two seventeen communes. In Bagnara young people scarcely knew each other seven persons were killed outright; iti Oppido Mamartina, four, in Santa Euwjieu they were brought together In the wedding part},, but they soon organized a phemia, eighL Score* of others were mutual admiration society with themselves injured in these towns. Many pro­ visions have been sent to the south of and Cupid as members. All four were Italy and the relief work is organizing chatting together when Mrs. Griffith said rapidly. Premier Crispi ha* sent the in fun, "you two don’t dare get married.” prefect of Bagnara apd the head men Then both young people declared they of several smaller town* large gift* of just would get married. "You get a tuhiv money. Camped iu tbe Open Air. Ister and I will gel married to you,’’ said In Sicily telegraphic communication Miss Richards to the slugle Mr. Griffith. has been restored. The people of Mes­ It was rather late that night then, but yes­ sina still fear to return to their houses, terday Mr. Griffith went to Rev. Dr. and the majority of them are encamped Hunsberger, of Grand Ave. M.JL church. In open spaces, railway carriage* and' Mr. Hunsberger went to.the Davidson and vessels in the harbor. Electric lights set to replace the made the jonng people one. Thcr^ were have been thus two sets of Mr- and Mrs. Griffith, lighthouse which was destroyed, and a torpedo boat patrols the channel. and all parties concerned seemed to Ire ex­ In Milazzo, near Messina, a sharp tremely weir pleased. The quartet left ft t shock was felt Sunday. Many walls Chicago ot 4 p. m. today.” were cracked, but nobody was killed. Possibly Hastings may have another factory A gentleman having large ex­ perience in the manufacture of buggies and wagons was in tbe city last week with the idea of forming a stock company. He met a delegation of representative business men and received definite replies as to what terms he might expect. Later the council was called together and agreed to give a bonus of 10 per cvuL on all the money Invested here in a plant. About $15,000 capital' was deaired. A definite answer is expected from the gentlemen in a short time. Hastiugs owes much to Uie manufacturing institutions she has sccured,' each one of which has paid the city welt*t«n the investment made and has fbniished employment to labor at a time when there would have been nothing to do had.it uot been for the factories. US FOR RUBBERS We have all kinds and sizes and a large stock. We are selling them at the LOWEST LIVING FRIGES AT THE LITTLE RED FRONT SHOE STORE Woolley & BrOnson Basting* Marksts. SMOKE THE Buuer. JCC0I8 9H. —- to 9 Potatoes per bu., 35to 40, Bye per bu.,40. Tallow per lb., 3%. Oats per i>u.. jM to 31. Wheat, red per bu.. W Wheat, white per bu.. SO. (Rover Seed oer bu.. 4 so v Timothy Seed per bu.. Xufl Barley jw bu. 80 to 90. Hay per ton, G-00 to. 8.00. Pork drewed. SOO. Beans, 7.1 to 1 JO. Chleken dressed. 10. Beef dressed. 4 50 to s.oo. Beef live, 2M. . Mutton. dressed. 4S>. IIVPMHTKM “New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET. NLTkBKLLED Create*: lllinUilepl bojkout. Tell* mH about this wonderful subject. Whatever jour views are on Hypnothin, jou will And this book ot tireaX value. Published prlcr. fit) rente. Bent free, transportation prepared. If sou remit 25 rents for subscription to Home* und Hearth**, the elrg*:>t huuseboM monthly Address HUMES AND HEARTHS PUBLISHING OO-, Near York. LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER. OUT IN THE COLD AND WET world as hooC at WOOL BOOTS. or Beaver shoes, 3 WOOLEN URL C*.. Miahaaoka. tot . F. G. STOWELL. The Medical Society at Washington, in its report on the origin and prevalance of ty­ phoid fever says.with great confidence,that this dreaded and often fatal disease increas­ es In proportion to the saturation of the soil with decomposing organic matterand to drinking Infected well-water, aud decreas­ es with tbe use of pure drinking water. It recommends the abandonment of all wells and pumps and a thorough cleaning of the premises inhabited by the citizens. A careful inspection of all dairies from which tbe milk supply Is drawn Is also “ OUT I ’‘—Detroit Journal. recommended. The gist of the report is that tire chief cause of typhoid fever is to LONG-LIVED RUSSIANS. be found in drinking impure water and milk, and that these are impregnated by tbe saturation of tbe soil with decompos­ It has long been a well-established ing organic matter. In view of tbe pre­ fact that abnormal longevity is more valence of this disease in several places 1 in Michigan these words are of warming | common among the Russians than among any other of the European na­ and Important and should lead to the tions, says the London News. From abandonment of wells saturated with tilth | an official report collated from wellas most of them are, when it is possible 1 authenticated local registers, it now to obtain a water supply from any other appears that tho government of Kieff source. In organized communities well takes the first place of all Russian provinces in this respect. During last waler should not be permitted whenever year, it is officiallv stated, there were iris possible to prevent it. fourteen centenarian deaths registered Recently we published a statement to 1 in that government. In the city of Kieff one man died aged 110 years, the effect that a man in Eaton county while withih the suburban circle two owned a Jersey cow whose milk tests 18.­ women died aged respectively 102 and 40 pounds of butter to 100 pounds of 104 years. milk. Several exchanges scoffed at the In Berditcheff two men reached the idea as the milk from the best Jersey at respective ages of 101 and 114 year*. In Yassilkoff another patriarch died in his the World’s Fair only tested 5.97 pounds 115th year. In the same district there of butter to 100 pounds of milk. The I died a Jewess aged 105: in SrenigNwodVermontville Ecfro lakes exception to ka, a man of 110 years; in Tarastcsha, these latter remarks aud published the ! another of 105; in Uman. two men aged f.iDowing last week, which we think will respectively 106 and 102 year*; in Iladobe read with interest, especially by farm­ mytzel, a Jew agad 107 and a Christian ers and those Interested in dairy work:— aged 103; and lastly, a man of 105 years died at Tcherkassy. The Jersey cow is owned by O. McConHero are fourteen persons, dying nel of Vermontville, and tbe wonderful within the same year aud within the test was a* much »f a surprise Iu him, «s limits of one district, whose united to the superintendent of tbe butter factory ages amount to 1,4W years. According who made lhe test several times before be to the Saratofl journals there is still would believe bis Instruments and his own living in that government an ancient 1 veteran of the First Napoleon army, eyre. But after the meet careful tests in formerly Lieut. Savin, and since 1819 the presence of a eommitie especially ar- known as Nicolai Alexandrov!tch bavin, poiuted for the purpose, wbo look the who haa celebrated 126 birthdwva milk directly from the cow aud carried it to the factory and had tbe teat made under thelrown inspeetkm no less than three St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 17.—The of­ different times Mid tbe result was as stat­ ficial vote of the state in tbe recent ed Id the previous report namely 18 40 election gives Robinson (rep.) forjudge of the supreme court a pltirwlity of now prepared 3 to fit you in Felt I ■jetmUattffoL Pnicumd For said by WE are Mishawaka All-Knit Three Uumm •« durable u any felt MISHAWAKA H. J. FRftKER i button or lace, for $1.25 to $2.25 a pair, also Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Feit Boots, Socks and Rubbers of all kinds. Men’s, Ladies’ and 3 First-Class Children’s Storm Alaska. = goods at the lowest possible price, and see us before buying-. Call Your res’p’y F. G. STOWELL 3 Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co. THE LEADING HOOSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc. VISIT OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOB THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS. CARPETS is second to none, CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children Our line of *\ full line of Blankets from 49c a pair, upward Quilts at 75c and upward ASK FOR*OUR FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR. A NEW STOCK OF OUTING FLANNEL AT 6c A YARD. When in the city give us a call.’ milk lust Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co 78, 80, and 82 Monroe Street. N.B. Our live ceese leathers are auaraBW oderlws. taatred of puWtohi • GRAND RAPIDS, HICH � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-11-29.pdf 6f374a59c16f39e6a190f1ec4746949a PDF Text Text The lest Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ty County. Hastings Banner. of any paper in the VOL. XXXIX.NO. 31. HASTINGS, Mick, NOVEMBER 29. 1894. stove sale FublUted Thnrad,™ by ! “ COOK - BROS, •» HASTINGS, MICH . COUNTY NR.WR ...AT... Dowliw*. Te Ira VanvalKenburoh’s / 10 to 25 Per Gent. 'jjJj 10 to 25 1 , Per Gent. Discount Discount On EVERY STOVE In Stock. On EVERY STOVE In stock INCLUDING THE Celebrated Which Have No Equal GALL EARLY AND GET THE BARGAINS. N. U. Nails One Cent a Pound. What Shall I Buy For Christmas ? This is a question that will soon be, and even now is agitating the minds of the many. What is More Acceptable Than Furniture? Everyone is always delighted ^hv\wivwm**i*mm*mw**w**vww******vw****' a CARPETS• 'W****vmvmwi**ww***vm***t***t with a present o£ Furniture, and there is always room for a new piece in,every house. Large Invoices of' Goods Especially for the Holiday Trade Are being received constantly. I invite your inspection. Ail prospective buyers cordially invited to call and examine our superb Stock. uwMAt*mvw*vi*********»************'*'****'**'**'* w '= ft. W 60Y In Uh FrldL’v •MdS. * lorky ,OT Th.nkwtlrlnrf y<* 'fn !°r ,n "’unded Jlwtt lart *h ' '“d‘ *na ""“Ire" l» Jtefc ■F.E. Fwguwm of Hutlngn, I, p.|ntlng nnd^perlng tbe Interior of K. Clemen. o4t^m 1D”’!!!X*“U evtL vysters will be served. h“ rel“n«<’ frera her \isit with eastern friends. iW,V-K*J8<*r 18 nur»lnK* broken rib caus­ ed by a heavy fall. Mae McMannis returns to F. Doty’s her parent!!* tn*r “ thWe Week® V1Blt wllh riiMt?nfV2t».W,fe u'd d*u*hU}r WBre ‘he guests of relatives here last Sunday, re­ turning home on Monday. ■ h',et,d‘ lo fralde In H«lings this winter. 'l"pl>; "■Itret to Irani Of the death '-'Umax. He wu be. loved by ,11 wbo know him, m he wm , true and devoted worker of Christ. Furniture Carpets Mond,, tram . Win Mloblnn. Will Smith .nd Bill, McCann jurwd PKtln, from the report, of tilth w,R„. bring home In the spring a pocket fall of <l>e mull Of tbelr winter J’" *h,' 5 W,I ,lle>' “>« "> many wbo bad ’ 2L,nd?c,d by tl"’ Mnle rumor to go **«ppolnlM were returning th.t they too decided Io tun> back and so are home again. Both are Capable and industrious and will doubtless find something to do here. Mrs. Strong’* mother, Mrs. Clark, re­ turned to her horn- near Lapeer last week *"d 8lron< went with her as far as Charlotte. Brother Freeman has commenced a ser­ ies of sermons at the Cobb school bouse, there will be no service tbe“re however, on thanksgiving evening, as there will be union services here in the Congregational church. Mr. and Mrs. Collins from Dakota, have been visiting friends here. Mrs. Collins’ old friends will remember her as Mies ^®rah who formerly lived south of this village. Mr. French went to Grand Rapids Monday. We hear that Mrs John Johnstou is very poor in health. 3 Mrs. Cummings is on the sick list. Born, to Dan Olmstead and wife, Nov. 21st, a girl, over which they are very much pleased. Don’t forget the shadow social to-night. If you want lots of fun be sure and come. Mrs. Edgar Tyler, of Vermontville, Is visit ink her daughters, Mrs. Nina Tasker and Mrs. Louise Smith. Edna Russell, of Battle Creek, was a guest of Gertrude Tasker last week. Or. Powers was at Charlotte Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John* Tompkins were at Charlotte this week to spend Thanks­ giving. Mrs. Preston Jewell find sister Lottie Tompkins visited tbelr sister Mrs. Kate Spinney, of Pennfleid, Friday. Mrs. Seger has opened her store and is filling up with a stock pf-dr> goods. Clara Leonard w>rat home from school at Battle Creek Saturday. Lacey. Items of Interest scarce this weekHenry Glasner is teaching the Culver school this winter. He leaves his store in charge of his brother. , Mr. and Mrs. T. J.. Norris attended meeting at the U. B. church in Baltimore last Sunday. Wesley A. Clark and Blanch Barker spent Saturday and Sunday at Battle Creek. There will be a social at G. R. Grevboro’s one week from Friday evening. AU are Invited to come. Every body Is improving the nice weath­ er and getting ready for winter. Judging from what people say and al­ lowing your scribe to be Judge there is Hi.re to be a wedding not far from this place and by the looks not far in the fu­ ture. Clov«ru*le, There were no Banners received at this post office last week, something wrong’ some where about Uncle Sam’s mail and[ not the only time either. The Ladles Aid have voted to give twenty dollars to the church here and have appropriated about forty-five dollars for; sheds at the church. Truly a very com­ mendable action. ' I. A. Osgood, John Osgood and Wm. H. Carpenter have returned from their hunt­ ing expedition up north. They killed several deer. Hiram Payne is clerking for H. Mosher. The family of Mart Bates are recover­ ing from their late Illness. The father of Mrs. Isaac Swikert is spending a few days with his daughter WocHlland. Frank Aspinall has returned from the north where he has been hunting deer. He returned without any deer but says he bad a good time. Ob yes! They have tbe small pox over in Sebewa and we bope it will stay there. Vaccination is the order of of the day; but our doctors are having difficulty in getting a sufficient number of points to ac­ commodate those who desire to be vacci­ nated. Barry McKelvey has sued Enos Crowell. The suit will occur at Lake Odessa next Friday. L. D. Warner has moved to Mason Co. Mr. Warner and family leave many friends Mt. and Mrs. J. M Hammond, Mr. and behind who wish them success. Mrs. C. R. Honeywell, Geo. Brainard and A. C. Towne attended Barry Co. Pomona Rev. W. H. Wright, of Eagle. Mich, Grange, at Orangeville last week. Ladles Aid Society held a social at Mr. was in Freeport one day last week. Vern Willison, of Hastings, was in town and Mrs. John K. Flowers last Thursday eve. .Gentlemeu invited at 7 o’clock p. last Friday. A “Home Missionary Rally" was , held in. A large attendance. Receipts S5.00* Fifty cents per bu. for wheat is what W. at the Congregational church Sunday a. m. Union Thanksgiving services at the - U. A. Spalding is paying. Average nearly B. church Thursday a. m. one car per day. ’ The Epworth League of the M. E. There is quite a demand for Demo pop church held appropriate exercises Thanks­ for seed next spring. Supply limited. Mrs. Clarence Doolittle's mother from giving eve. R. Wolcott was in Lowell Saturday. Leonidas is visiting her. Mrs. N. Brayton, of “Linden” enter­ Milo Epworth League has a membership tained the L. A. S. of the Cong’l church of forty in a very nourishing condition. last Friday. The Indy of the house wishes me to say Andrew Craig and wife, of near Has­ to Mr aud Mrs. Will Cook to drop In on tings, visited Freeport friends one day Thursday, the 29tb. and eat Thanksgiving last week. . turkey.—[9urgood friends possibly don’t Revival meetings began at the U. B. appreciate the narrow escape they have church Monday evening. had, and nothing but the Invitation of a Freeport’s hunters returned from the few days previous prevents us from ac­ north last Friday noon and report Sood cept Ing. j success. Grower's stamps have lost their adheslv- Mrs. Ida Moler of near Burr Oak is vis­ Iting her mother Mrs. Eu<|e. D. P. Sprague's store was broken Into Tuesday night of last week. A small sum of money, some goods and valuable papers were taken. Oor youur people Breplring (or Thanksgiving exercise# in the evening. Come to the Sunday School Institute Dec. Sth. It holds two days with Prof Humphrey in charge. He wishes all teachers of adjoining Sunday Schools to be In attendunev. Roy Smith is building a new bain. Oliver Helriier of York Slate, the boss trapper and fisherman, is visiting his old home and friends. One Of needful things Is rain as many have to draw water for stock and hon-fe. We were glad to see Mrs. H. E. Relay in the Greve on Sunday at her parents., Frank Wolf and wife of Woodland Suadird with Wm. Smith's In the Grove. Eld Fowler of Kalamazoo, filled the pul­ ness since the 6th Inst. 1 use a patent fastener. pit very acceptably here Sunday. J. W. Wolf of Freeport, Is at this writ­ Bhult*. ing in the Grove with his little ones. Peter Mosher and daughter Ada visited friends In Orangeville lust Wedndetday. The Chilson children are tusseling with Frank Falk, of Lacey, was the guest of the mumps. F. A. Spickler and wife last week Sun­ Mrs. Gary Crook who lias been sick day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geiger were in with malarial fever Is on the gain. G. H. Otis was In Chicago last week. Kalamazoo Saturday. Belie Smith is on the sick list Mrs. Ellison is visiting her son at Bat­ Orpha Mead of Morgan was the guest of tle Creek. friends here last week. The wild ducks that have been so num­ Mary. Cline is staying with Mrs. RobL erous in this vicinity have nearly all left Garrison for the present. j for a warmer climate. The geese for Mary Hudson Is quite sick with tonsilsome reason did not put in their usual ites. i pearance. C. Bordendorf started for Elba, N. Y. Monday to attend the funeral of a broth1 Hickory Corner* Mrs. Montgomery is on the sick list. Mrs. Seagal visited in ttite place Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Mont­ gomery visited in Kalamazoo last-week. L. Law rance returned from the north Saturday. The is* to be a dance in Flint’s hall Thanksgiving night. Carrie Martin is working for Mrs. My­ ion Aldrich. Rev. Mr. Cairns, a former pastor of the Weslyan church, was brought to th is place for burial last Saturday. ’ FURNITURE WHOLE NO. 2059 Hastings Banner. Ada llllck went to Kalamazoo last Wed­ nesday where she will work this,winter. Mrs. Ralph Newton will entertain the Ladles Aid Society connected with the class at the Hinds school house Friday. Allie French Is quite poorly again. Arthur Johncock aud his mother and Ida Prince spent Sunday with Mrs. Clara Hart Mrs. George Wilkinson and son Willie, of Otsego were guests at 8. A. Stanley’s Saturday and Sunday. W, llllck and Mr Pierce had quite a run­ away Saturday eve. The buggy was bad­ ly broken and Mr. Pierce was quite badly Injured about the face. Castleton. The music class of J. A. French gave him a complete surprise at the residence of U C. Price’s last Tuesday niebt in honor of his birthday. The class presented him with a gold pen as a token of regard. Mis1 Ethel Wilkinson closes her term of school in the Feighner District Friday. Mrs. Asa Noyes is recovering from an attack af quinsey. W. I. Marble is entertaining his mother, from Harbor Springs. Roy Knoll was at West Sebewa Friday. Mrs. George Dwight and Mrs. Walter Davis, of Vermontville were guests at Daniel Stayles Saturday. Webb Colo has bought Onn Coborn’s farm. Miss Malle Sheldon and Mr. Samuel Gutchess were married last Thursday. The boys gave them a reception in the eve­ ning. Claude Price and Ed Palmatler were at Charlotte last week on business State Game Warden. Buttle Creek Journal. , The Hastings Banner says- that the Republicans of Barry County “for the first time in many years will ask recognition” In the appointment of Frank Bullis, of Johnstown for the position of State Game and Fish Warden, and sums up the ground, upon which they will ask for the appointment as follows: lat. Because they firmly believe Barry County is entitled to name the toan by . reason of not having asked for an office for nearly a quarter of a century, and roll­ ing up big majorities in tbe meantime. 2d. Mr. Bullis is one of th© foremost Republican workers in Barry County. 3d. He is especially adapted for tbe position in that he is interested In see ng the game and fish laws lived up to. 4th. Be Is an honorable, reliable man, whom his friends have every confidence iu and believe that he will make an excellent, capable official, who will show neither j fear nor favor. The reasons here given for tbe selection of Mr. Bullis are based upon facts which we trust will be fully considered by Gov­ ernor Rich in making an appointment which would meet the heartiest endorse­ ment of the Republicans and the people generally In this section of tbe State, where Mr. Bullis has been known from his boyhood, and where also hh superior equallfications for tbe position are univers­ ally conceded. Nashville News. The Hastings Banner proposes the name of Frank Bullis, of Johnstown, for Slate game and fish warden. We second the motion. We have known Mr. Bullis for a number of years and we know he would fill (he position with credit. Under his administraron there would be ud “fool­ ing" with the fkw. He is a man of sterl­ ing worth and fixed Integrity. Aud If there is such a thing as earning the office Mr. Bullis is certainly entitled to it, for no man in Barry county has done more loyal work fur his par y than he has. It’s a gtstd thing—above it along. • Additional Local News. Owowo Methodists favor ladles being admitted as delegates to tbe general conference. Tbe vote In tbe Fl rat church was 131 m tbelr favor to« against In Asbury the vote was largely tbe same way. ‘ The Methodists of this city are too progressive to vote against ladies.—Owosso Times. Wednesday evening of last week burg­ lars broke into the store at Coats Grove and stole a lot of cigarettes, plug tobacco and a little change. Empty cigarette boxes lined the wav from Coats Grove to­ ward this city, so that it is reasonable to suppose that the thieves came to this city. Albert Williams, of Ionia, sent a tele-* gram of congratuk lions to Senator Millaq, chairman of the republican state central committee, upon the result of the recent election In Michigan. Tbis action calls to mind the faet that. Mr. Williams is now tbe only .living member of the com­ mittee of sixteen who framed (be first re­ publican state platform at Jackson, July 6tb, 1854. At that time there were but four congressional dlrtricts In Michigan and they were sparsely settled. Friday afternoon Mrs. Morris Burton and Mrs. Jas. Riser aud child wfere driv­ ing into the city ox Jefferson st. When the ladies were nearing tLe Catholic church David Baker came unexpectedly from his barn carrying a straw tick, that he had just filled, on his head and should­ ers, at which the horse took fright and quickly wheeled about throwing both ladies out of the buggy. Mrs. Burton suffered a severe scalp , wound and Mrs. Riser was bruised about the face. Tuesday forenoon fire was discovered in the bouse occupied by Dwight Chase, north of the city, near Jas. L. Wilkins’ residence. The fire department was called out but owing to the high wind the build- ’ ing was soon reduced to ashes. The , nearest hydrant was a quarter of mile dis­ tant so that the fire boys could render no assistance whatever. The fire originated from^a defective ehljnney, and was first seen by Mrs. Chase. Very few house­ hold goods were saved. Tbe total loss will probably exceed $500 and no insur­ * ance, and will be a hard blow to Mr. Obase. Frank Smith, a young man living in the second ward, and who is subject to epileptic fits, was placed in jail Saturday evening for safe keeping. Owing to his unfortunate condition there are times when he is mentally unbalanced, and dur­ ing these times he often runs away and stays several days at a time. Saturday evening his mother thought that he was preparing to leave again on the midnight train, so the officers/took him In charge. Sunday night he amused himself by kick­ ing the cell doors ail night, to that the Sheriff and family could’nt sleep. There should be a place provided for unfortun­ ates, as there are times when it Is unsafe for them to go at large. Advertising fakes are plenty during these close times, and it is surprising to see tbe number of merchants wbo will pay three times as much for an advertisement that would not be noticed by half a dozen people, as they would have to pay to get a much larger space in any newspaper in the city or county, which would be read by hundreds of peo­ ple, where one wouldn’t notice it on any fake advertising scheme. One of the greatest drawbacks to successful adver­ tising is the fake advertising man who charges exorbitant prices and gives no service whatever. Fake advertisers as a general thing rank in tbe same class as sireet fakirs and money paid to them does about as much good as It does to pour wa­ ter in a rat-hole. . Bert Quick, of Freeport, was arrested Saturday, charged with “compounding a felony." Mr. Quick runs the private bank at Freeport It seems that one Frank Allerding has iiad several notes at Mr. Quick’s bank signed by himself and Otis Yarger, and that he had not met his obligations in a very satisfactory manner and'had paid al! of his Indebtedness with the exception of 825, which he could not meet It seems tiiat tbe bank wanted this note fixed up and Instead of getting Otis Yarger :o sign with him he (Allerding) made out a new note and, it is alleged, signed Otis Yargeris name to it without consul Hu 4 him. It appears that Quick discovered tbe forgery and it is said eonbpelled Allerding to pay 850 as “bush mon­ ey." The case promises to be an interest­ ing one. 'I he Ann Arbor contingent from our city are ail home to spend Thanksgiving^ Paurftel A Baird Is the name of a new burlier firm located in Hotel Teal, where they will be glad to welcome all friends and patrons. An epidemic of murder seems to have struck our slate. Wtuilu the past two months live have occurred. Besides these numerous murderous attacks h«ve been made, These facta are winning many to the idea that capital punishment is sadly in-cded in our btate. <ieo. Waler anuuuuces that hereafter be will manufacture hainesaes made from uwhldn Miter. Mr. Waller auowed Uw Tueadav wntrr a sample of ibis leather lueaaay. 11 taken a -fine - P'-llsb, “ maintains -«• all »w«. tbe jl(,pnrt oft>ieTreatueer of CJtisra* Relief n.iur.1 wrrngib uf ibe n.tural hide .nd | rnod, . artl.imj M'—1 Prt<ml«e of m.klng I HaUap. Mkh. Ko. MU>. UH. m >-i mrllml h«U>« for haraera pur-' 31Xr",h4fT1’"1 “ e’ •“b’oipuo” There will bo a family gathering at the 8. 8 Fl«k residence on Thanksgiving day. The agn-eable v.ea h-r of the pa t week has enabled many farmers to complete the , husking of tbelr coni. ? ■J Mrs. Slawson is boarding at E. Fick s while teaching In No. 8. Mrs. Lydia Phinesy relict of William Phluesy, after a period of the severest s«Tfering from heart disease, died at her, home od Thursday morning, Nov. 22. The» funeral services were held from tbe Briggs church on Saturday at 10 o’clock p. in. Notwithstanding tbe severity of (he wrather a good sized company of friends and relatives met to pay the last tribute <»f re­ spect to the memory of one who had be« n n devoted mother, a kind neighbor, a true Christian. Her self sacrificing children who so pallrntly cared for her in her last ■ t-iPK «*«* Brush Rldre. sickness have tire consolation tiiat they . |rtlirf. P, elouuoc. prortrtoM. •«« Md n«uWesley Karns is now numbered among did all they could do to relieve *her suffer­ A irr. Kn.wluit »t PlxliiH.il ho b«n of Ibra. I.minr, hare roralwd rrtW the married. ing*. Deceased was 61 years of age. had , ir.clliiu «..!* ««Uoo Whwp—raium—*. fort,.!«, Eugene Hart is still slowly improving. lived In Michigan muat of her life, a part D. Hull had a runaway last week. No of the time in Mountcalm Co., but for a It is the I I al'«o distributed fnilta. groceries, flour, etc.. fatten fur a number of yearn. . »• ' contributed by tbe Kpliwojwd ebnrvb, on Nov. serious damage done however. number of years ^Assyria, and later .n J88i t0 u,n different nuntlirs. Born to Mr. and Mrs. U. V. Storm last Johnstowa tn theilftr school district. Her C'iUUU'Hi hard uiapie, w “sugar tree varlc ------The books a^ arwonto st th* treasorer are tv. Annually tot at leaat ten year, at Utla \ _ week, a boy. ’ rady for inspection and examination by any husband passed iwa) s few years ago. tod nzen wh » feels interested. Our County Drain Commissioner was on arawu ot the year, of even u early u the rttUra-K m.o, ot tM pq*— fryyjygjgx our streets last week. remains were <laid o— restHer iviuniuo — • — ...... .tnraM." ---------------t»ror« whM bwdld”™*? Fred Pierce has the wall to his house remrurr bwlde her hu5b.nd .nd dw.hpara.umewfull.p. Thb --- «I services _—.... — Hnn ‘ e<l tl\ and forth with I (tone. Improving the looks of the same were conducted by ter. Faw ' Irav*. aratull ot niol,ture ooratoeocot, eqmu>M<onrro<i considerably. Elder Saul •ra, who delivered sn impres- second crop of to lb. Ural . T W. Tuttle returned home from an ex­ e from Rev U:lSl “A good and readily /arauib *■■ alve dlfldjN tended visit with friends in I nd Ian a last mother hi raei Is fallen bat she will nse jfroau Oar county drain la al laat oowpleted. �= -—— Hastings Banner Thursday, Nov. 29. 1894 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Health In Michigan. During.the week ended November IT reports sent in by sixty-four observers in various portions of the state to the state board of health indicated that pneumonia increased and typho-ma­ laria i fever aud whooping cough de­ creased in area of prevalence. Typhoid fever was reported at fifty places, diph­ theria at thirty-six, scarlet fever at fifty-two, consumption at 281 and smallpox at Detroit, Royal Oak, Man­ chester, Chqyboygan, Sebewa and St. Johns. KNIGHTS OF LABOR. NATIONAL FINANCES. Tho Annual Report A B of United New Orleans. Nov. 23.-Knights of State s Treasurer Morffan. Labor bad a busy wit6ion Thursday. Resolutions were adopted that1 the legislatures of the various states be memorialized to enact laws providing for the creation of Circulation. state labor bureaus; that all trades­ men shall affiliate with organisations Washington, Nov. 2S.—The treasur­ of their own trade; that in labor pa­ rades no flags except the national col­ er of the United States, Hon. D. N. ors shall be carried, and that a plank Morgan, has submitted to Secretary be inserted in the Knights of Labor Carlisle bls annual report. The fol­ preamble against gambling in farm lowing is a synopsis of the document: Revenue* Reduced. products or options The net ordinary revenues for the fiscal year New Orleans. Nov. 34.—The gen­ ending June ». cents omitted, were K97.722.eral assembly Knights of Labor final­ 010. u decrease of JW.Or.A# M compared with ly adjourned Friday afternoon. The tbe year before. The net ordinary expendi­ next convention will be held in Wash­ tures were |387.Mi.2?!. a decrease of 115 .967.874. The lota! rocelpte «n si) accounts were STM,ington,-in November of next year. 000.538. and the expenditure* W0e.toH.553. Previous to final adjournment, Gen­ At the close ot business on June 30. 1883. eral Master Workman Sovereign there stood on the Vc<?ka ot the depaxtment charged to the treasurer u balance of 1788.487.­ called Mr. Kenney, of the executive board, to the chair, and took the floor. 555. Adding to thia the receipts on all accounts, gives 71.462.474 COS US total lo be accounted for, Mr. Sovereign then moved that salary and deducting the expenditures, leaves a of the general master workman be re­ balance of f783.50b.540 co June to 1884 duced from 88,500 to 82,500 per annum. In addition to these balances, however, The motion was carried unanimously. there were other HabBIties. nrhing from the postal revenue*, from Alsbv.rslng officers and At the morning session a resolution from other sources, which brought the total to was adopted protesting against tbe <778.041.ROB at the former dete. and to !KM.854.issue of new bonds by the United TOtat the tattcr.Atcer setting s42e the mounts trotted r.s uaav^llubh, the prisci's) of which States government aro the depox!u made with the sintoi under the law of IBM. there remained the sum of IM MIG RATION STATI ST I OS. £740538.065 in 1863 and the eum of £775.210.Interesting Figures from Kupcrintendsnt M8 in 1«M represented by live anseta in the several offices of the treasury and mint, to­ Stump's Report. gether with deposits in national banka. Of Washington, Nov. 26.—An exhaust­ these balances the sums of 8M4.MW.v2) and ive review of the operation of our im­ 1018.05.83). respectively. were on deposit for migrant laws is presented by the an- the redemption of outstanding certificates and ■rasl report of Herman Slump, United । J""11" ■ le.ww*!"^-"' L3. . ' 7® as the balances on account of the genera States superintendent of immigration, ! just maae public, it snows tnat aurjust made public. It shows that dur- ' Impairment of the Gold Reserve. tbe fiscal year 1894, ended June 80, { lug Uw uavol jc<*» tow-., cudcd June w, He Ntates that the lowret point touched by / ......................... i tbe reserve was l52.lffi.5G0 on .August 7. IBM. 288,020 immigrants arrived in this American people to the consequences qf their own actto’J in calling the dem­ ocratic party to power in 189S, when the motley crowd of statesmen who came in under that name, or as its Since be took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and I thlak populist allies, began to disclose them­ Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the (-reaicM Nc^kIbc selves in their true character. Never •“ Eartk. My boy was there such a procession of bellow­ Head so badly he lost ing blstherskit.'s, fulminating fakirs his hearing, medi­ aud flamboyant fools since the experi­ cal treatment failed to ment of self-government was initiated. help him. Then I was The people, who in momentary aber­ advised Io try-Sood's ration had opened the doors to them, Sarsaparilla, aaC be­ looked at them with disgust, and lis­ fore ho bad taken all Qualified to Attend Collrgn. tened with horror to their incompre­ of one bottle, he began As William Butterfield, aged 7 years, hensible outgivings, their empty noises to break oat with bolls was homeward bound at Bay City and blood-curdling jjroclamation*. It all over his back and with two buckets of paint, one red und was bcdlacj let ioosa. The .cages of the other blue, a crowd of schoolboys the entire millennial menagerie had very large, but they discharged freely. a few years older attacked him. They been thrown opan and the ’‘little child" who was to "lead them" had Slowly his hearing be­ threw him down, and stripping off his gan to come back and clothes painted him from head to foot forgotten his lines. They would not by the tiroe the third hottie hnd been taken, the with a thick coat of the liquid. The "lie down together." They did every boy was confined to his bed and might other kind of' lying but that And not recover. they manifested a disposition to grat­ ify their carnivorous propensities by * !»***%♦ pariOa Mhy Indict County Boards. turning to and eating up the little bolls tud all disappear­ The first grand jury ever summoned child. ed and his skin was as in northern Michigan met at Bay What a lot; they were! And with dear as a baby’s where­ CiVIt was called by Circuit Judge what wide-eyed amazement the coun­ as before it was dull j Maxwell to correct abuses practiced try looked on at their antics and and yellow and dark under the eyes. Ho can by county and city boards, every one now hear well and is taking his fifth little.” of which the judge declared rotten lo listened to the roaring, the snapping Mas. M. J. Rcfanu Req Oak. Iowa_________ and the snarliagf All business stood the core. He claimed to^iave evidence stiH to give Hie workingmen a chance Hood’s Pills cure Constipation by restoring of crookedness that will convict mem-1 to see the shnw. The first eruption die peristaltic action of the alimentary canaL bers of every board and send them to was in Oregon, when the pestiferous prison. Fennoycr broke loose with an fnsultr Alleged Smuggler* Arrested. ing telegram to the president of the United States telling him to mind his Customs Officer Buzzel arrested Hen। own business. Then came Waite, of '>oth ,J 0 8. I’ALMETIER. J. M. SMITH. of i»ortPHu?»n M? v iL 1 7° Colorado, breathing fire and smoke glmg of 1,800 pounds of celluloid 1 and threatening to ride in blood to the office of across tbe river from Sarnia. It was horse’s bridle if congress did not take PALMERTON de SMITH taken to the depot and consigned to the whole world by the throat and w «,relaerebl. doConveyancing a specialty Chicago parties, but was intercepted and 2.SSS debarred from landing becompel it to call fifty cents* worth of cause of being under contract to permand for the redemption of notes. Woodland. Mich by the government officials and seized silver a dollar. Then Lewelling, of T. . , ,, form labor inude previous to their ar- Even when gold exports were heavy the mctul ^rotated by banker* from their vaults or Kansas, took up the strain, and with TO dwanl Taggart Loyal E. knappen. Il was worth about one dollar per rIral Qf tbe imoiijrranto landod. 96.-> pound. 1 , . * .. .. . • was obtained from the treasury for gold cer- little less violence proposed to consti­ " Arthur C. Deaisup. °O0 were destined for .Sow torb slate: UOMW, courw „iu>om Impmnsom u> the TAGGART. KNAPPEN & DENISON. Compromised tor S83. ooo. i 42,000 for Pennsylvania; 25,000 for; reserve. During the last two years, however. tute himself the supreme ruler of Kan­ - LAWYERS. William T. Tromblev has discon- Massachusetts, and 22,000 for UUnoIa ’be treasury ha* been exiled upon to furnish sas aud general supervisor of the rest Rooms Ml BIT .Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, of the country. Stone, of Missouri, Grand Rapids, Michigan. tinned the anil brought by him in De- ' The othera were aeatterod throughout troll againat John H. Selta on the .1-' the United Slatea.no other alate re- , p',-rt,-!“ — followed, with the proclamation’of an AMKS A. b.WEEZEY, aiderable withdrawals for other uses. unalterable purpose on the part of the Attorney at law, legation that Seitz had secured plain-1 oeiving a greater number than 1Q.090. j The _____________________ v____ treasurer remarks that tbe________ impairment Hastings, Mich. tiff's half interest in the estate of. Immigrants destined for southern, of th* gold_reserve rendering necessars the farmers of the Mississippi valley to cheat their creditors out of all they th. __ murdered hermit,_ W'! M.U. .11 did not exceed 12.000. J £“>••'»nP'*nJS’STi.'St'X Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ Chauvin, tl__ _______ ________ ’* told ............. T ------ HI... ...Z Of the the immigrants immhrr.nf over over 16years 1« rear, of of age, a,0. Of th. depletion e. the treuetj re.uh.nx owed them udlsss they agreed to the lect ions promptly attended to. misrepresentation. Trombley says & from insufficient revenue*. Even when tbe passage of a free silver bill to scale Seitz has paid him 823,000 in cash, and • 41,000 could not read or write, supply ot paper had te-come so reduced that TUL E. H. LATHROP. the treasury was obliged to pay out targe down the Indebtedness. Then came that he is • now satisfied with thi J-f Homocpathic Physician and HURLED TO DEATH. sums of gold In the ordinary disbursement*’ the unspeakable Abtgold, of Illinois, deal Surgeon the coin was freely returned in the revenue*. showing his coateirpt for law and his i Three Terson* Kilted by a Trail Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New l. ». , I-------- ~ - ---------- ----- 'i The proceeds of this loan were SB.860.000 in sympathy with law las .ness by pardon­ Mlrhlon »«nd., School, | BHd„. la Vlrxlala. | ,01a oolo cerUhc.u». hnl d.ilw th. Bridge lu Wo.l West Virginia. Drug Stoic. The state Sunday school convcn- ! ’ Cumberland, Md., Nov. 20.—Sunday j month of February there were redeemed 818.- ing the convicted anarchists; and Till­ AU calls promptly attended to. tion in session at Grand Rapids morning at 9 o’clock a terrible acci-' »»-000of notes in gold, presumably to meet man, of South Carolina, tailed off the procession with his proclamation of SCRIBNER. M. D., received report, ohowin^ that the dent occurred M Grech Spring. W. Va., i X'u?” Physician and Surgeon, number of schools in the state was . 18 miles east of this place, resulting in gether with s gain ot tl.500 000 In gold from defiance of the authority of the govHelton. - Mich. ernmenL ^,000; teachers, 41,000; children, 340,1 the death of Isaac Taylor, aged (W ordinary sources, brought up thereserve limes in residence, one block east of depot. _ £ur*n< the -----month j® IMMJ.OI*)-- to These and others of like kidney too 000; receipts of the state association i years, his wife, aged 58 and a Miss - 'from ---- — A. A C. H. BARBER triAwLll of tbe, numerous to name came in with the laat. year, >2,488. and disbursements, | Kidwell, -— aged- I" -- years. 'Tkr,,, 1. 1 -hey weret, •tOOMO.OOO. while the net asset* of pMW • Physicians aud Surgeons. great democratic triumph in 1893. 82.4ft!. Thomas E. Banksworth, of , crossing the south branch bridge on 1 of expenditure* over receipt* for the Ualia in city or county responded to witL Jackson, was elected president. the Baltimore ft Ohio railroad when month, increased from fl25,axJ.(X» to 1177,- They might have postpondd their in­ prunqitums, day or night. the New York Jt Chicago exprese train. 1 Duri»« .urceedlea wonib. ull evitable fate had they known enough turn .ncu UIUWIIVU. tv«ac» end„ of the firstbJweek la August the aad re­ to £tiell their own mouths and go A. SHELDON, weal hnnrtri bound, came thundery alon? .. at the MrIr The small schooner Antelope, of Chi ; • Abstract and Real Estate Office. the rate of 45 miles an hour aud struck j withdrawals of gold for export, the tnoye- slowly. But they had not sense enough Abstract Block. Hastings. cago, capsized off the harbor at Grand ■ the three and hurled them into the ‘ ment abroad having been stimulated by the for that. Even before the inaugura­ M<»ut*v u> loan on Real Estate Real Estate •old >u C’-iainission. General con revancluR> Haven and three men comprising her I river below, a distance of 50 feet, i «ecessi»y which the treasury was under of tion of their president, the "little Haviiix a oomplete net of Abstract Books, com crew were drowned. They were: John ; kUllug them lu.Untiy. AU three were 1 child” who was to "lead them," they piled irom the Records, can fnjtnlsu compiet* Hanson, captain and owner of the I . / , .... .... ■ tno supply ot oio pieces dm become exhausted, were in full cry. Emulating their ex­ badly mangled, the body of Hire Kid- > Tr—ur, So,-. * treota. U. F. BRDOKM. Clerk boat; John Larson and Chris, a sailor. woU being horribly mutilated. The with retereure to th. retirement ot tr-mrr ample, a great pack of unofficial feath­ FkVLBK.D.D S The men were all unmarried and re- • engineer said he did not see’ them un- notes the treasurer says that prior to August. er-pates broke loose. For a time tbe aided in Whitehall ♦til n u— within .... — lengths ._.u-----of* 1883. the treasury had been able to provide for Coxeys and Carl Browns with their he — was two -car ;them, and then it was utterly ini pos­ the redemption ot treasury nates in sliver dol­ tramp armies contributed to the gen­ New Political Society Launched. lars out of the holdings of tree silver, so eral din, holding a share of public at­ HILIP T. COLGKOVE, that there had not Itcen. up to that The Industrial Fraternity of Amer­ sible to stop the train. Attorney at Law tention, and they were followed or ac­ time, any impairment of the total amounts ica has been organized in Baginaw (Successor to Smith ft Colgrove.) • AT REST BY THE RIVER. the sl’.vnr fund accumulaXed under the act Ou companied by the devastating Debs, (Office in Union block, Hastiuxa.* ■ with George A. Thrasher aa president the 3d of khat month, however, the silver dol ­ who held tbe business of the country Practices in all the courts or the stale. The new organization aims to secure lars and bullion in tbe treasury had become by tbe throat and was not disposed of Bantu nf the Hudson. E. KENASTON, reduced to the amount required by law to be to industry its just rewards and privi­ Spabkill, N. Y., Nov. 23.—On the retained for tbe payment of outatandjng troas- until the military arm was invoked to • Attorney at Law, leges, but while a political society it crcot of crest ui » a high uigu hill uuicummauumg commanding a u view ury notes and certificates, and the de- suppress him. (Over J.8. Goodvear ft Co.’s store.) Fracooe*. tn all courtsnf tbe State. Collection» includes social and beneficiary fea­ iof the Hudson river and the coun- mand tor the redemption of notes continuing What a nightmare it was! And now tures. promptly attending to. «y to oo the u.c west we., of it It for mlle.l '0 °< a. K.relt, ol until !try the American people, who have had _ t v I denominations of currency, it became necesShort But Newsy Item*. and miles, the remains of Gen. John I Ksary <rr to dollar* coined R. TIMMERMAN, Homeopathic Phy to draw draw upon upon th* the dollars coined especially this object-lesson and hare been im­ Two owls and a dog fought at Jack­ C. Fremont were on Thursday placed for that purpose. The silver fund being thus patient to get nt the teachers of it Ibr sfclan and Surgeon. Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) The remains of the man impaired, the notes so redeemed ware can­ many months, have risen up in their son in-the presence of 150 spectators, at rest who paid >1.50 each to see the fun. whose name was once a household celled. tn order to preserve the required equal­ intelligent might and said to the whole ity between the silver in the treasury and the MORTGAGE BALE. The dog dispatched the two birds in word had been in tbe receiving vault notes outstanding. The total amount of the millennial menagerie: "There, now! Dctaoll bavins been made In the conditions twelve minutes. here since March. 1891, when they notes retained in this way. up to October SI, Scat!"—N. Y. Tribune. a certain mortgage made by Orrin II. PhilJohn Small was shot and instantly were transferred from Trinity ceme­ was 84.7SM.4U 38 sad Emily G Fbliitps to Addison P. Cook POLITICAL bRIFT. dated September first A. D. IMS.aod recorded in killed while hunting near Clarion by a tery, New York, where they had been The amount of the new issues of United the office ot the Register of Deeds.for the Coun QT*There is too much Americanism ty of Harn and Slate ot Michigan.on the I6ib. companion who mistook him for a placed after the funeral on July 15, States paper currency put Into circulation dur­ 1820. day ot September A. D. 188S in Liber 29 of deer. ing tbe year wai. 13^0 060.190. having been ex­ in this country to subscribe to free Mortgage. ou pxge H. which mortgage wax ceeded but onee. Id 18W. The amount of worn <rade democracy.—Toledo Blade. The friends of Elam Musott, who duly aadgned to the A. P. Cook Co. limited, and and mutilated notes redeemed was 8819.008488. said assignment recorded In the office of tbe died in Grand Lodge a year ago, de­ Waskikqtom, Nov. 38.—William P. Thia also has been exceeded but once. Id t3TThe present administration has Register of Deeds in and for Barry County lt> cided to take up the body and remove Hazen, the chief of the secret service 18M. The total paper circulation reached been “trusting the trusts.” The moral Uber as of Mortgages, page 174. on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date it to Williamston when they found of the treasury department, in his Its highest point in May last, whan of the late election teaches: “Trust Since than ot this notice the sum of seven hundred fourteen that Musott had been buried alive. annual report shows that during the it stood at 11.173.000.000 dollar* aud eighty-!hree ceuta. and an attor­ there has been a slight contraction, caused the people.**—Chicago Inter Ocean. ney’s fee of thirty doil&ra provided for In said Rev. Alfred Klein, pastor of St. year the total number of arests made chiefly by the gradual redemption and retire­ L^^The prodigal democracy is likely mortgage, aud no suit or proceedings at law ; John’s Evangelical church at Port was 687, nearly all of which were for ment of gold certificates. the Issue of which to feed on husks for many years yet having l>een Instituted to recover the moneys | was suspended, as the law requires, when the before it is reduced to the proper de­ secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof: Huron, was found dead hanging^from violations of the statutes relating to gold reserve of the treasury fell below tlOQMow. therefore, by virtur ot the power of sale his bedroom door. Insanity, induced counterfeiting United States money. 000.00a gree of contrition.—Chicago Tribune. eo< talned in said mortgage, and the statute in The amount of counterfeit allver coin and such ease made and provided, notice is hereby by nervous prostration, was the cause. The amount of altered' or counterfeit GT'Bond1 selling is necessary, but notes captured during the year was fractional currency delected at the offices af gives that on Saturday tbe niuth day of Febru he necessity was crested.by t£e dem­ A pump factory employing from ary A. D. tivs. at ten o’clock In the forenoon. the treasury during the year was 110.600, an In­ ocrats, and this will be one'of the 1 shall, sail al Public Auction, to the highest twenty-five to fifty men will be lo­ crease of WOO over the year before. bidder, at tae north front, door of the Court Cash for Wbootula Schools. things that will hit them in 1896.—8L flouse, in tbeCity ot Hastings (that being tbe cated at Alpena if the citizens will Madison, Wls., Nov. 34.—The state Captured Agwln. Louis Globe-Democrat. place wbree tbe Oil cult Court for Barry Count v donate a site. Is bsidea), the, premise* described lu said board of apportionment has issued an L ansing . Mich., Nov. 26. — Robert E. C3y~The republicans reduced tbe debt August Kindler was found hanging much thereof as may be nere amount due on said mort- in his house near Sebewaing. He was order making formal apportionment of Harvey, the noted bank forger who at the rate of more than one hundred the surplus in the state treasury for has served time in nearly a dozen million dollars a year often, while the living alone, his wife being in Ger­ Jhe support of the educational institu­ cities, and who escaped from jail at' democrats are increasing it to that many. premisea being described In said mortgage an Gas escaping from a coal stove tions of the state. The total surplus Belair, Md., October 7, where he was extent.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. all that land in town of Assyria, Barry County. tyCongressman Wilson repeatedly caused the death of Kate O’Connor at was >742,510, of which the fifth normal being held on a charge of forgery, was State <M Michigan, described as Kight and oue third (8acres ot land off oi her home in West Bay City, and near­ school gets >10,000, the state university captured here Sunday by a Pinkerton asserted that “the Wilson bill is only the north side ot following drscribed land vix; ly killed Mary Hammond, 12 years old. >182,570, and the state common schools detective. He bad been masquerading the first step in tariff reform—the Thirty scree off the West end of the North >600,000. _________________ here under the name of Bev. Charles opening wedge.” True, true. half of North Kost quarter of Section twenty, But J. F. Clark, of Detroit, while duck town uno North of Range Seven We<L O. Gibson, and was selling religious how does he like what it opened?—Na­ Alto tbe North half of tbe North East frac- hunting on the river suddenly came song books and hymna He is one of K mxbjlb C ttt , M o ., N ov . 36. — Fifteen tional Tribun e. __________ ttooal aasrter of Mectiou twenty (20). except upon a young seal swimming in the lug Md reserving thirty (») acre* of tend off residences on Thirtieth and Garfield the most noted criminals in the counIf 7he Baby j* Cutting Teeth. Abe iVottsnd thereof, being in town One Nortii water. How it came in the river is a streets were totally destroyed by fire of Range (7» Seven West and containing mystery. Be sure and u<e that old and weU trled remedy. Mrs. Winslow's BooUilng Svruu far reaty two .terre {Si acre-) more or less. together with most all of their con ­ Mutton-loving dogs are killing children teelhlnu. It sooth-s thf child, aottens A. P. Cook, Co.. Limited Grand Ramm, Mich., Nov. 24.— <h* «wi». allays all twin cures wind oolic and Assignee of Mortgage. sheep in several parte of Allegan tents at noon Sunday, causing a loss of >56.500; insurance about half that Thomas D. Gilbert, who died Sunday, FiuuirT. CoLOftova. ccite ™ d‘Frhf»*- Twenty Ove county, and the farmers threaten a Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage left an estate estimated at 8500,000. war of extermination on all suspected amount. Dated Nov. 14.1894. His will was filed for probate Friday. canines. Washington, Nov. 24.—A new coun­ He bequeaths 85.000 to the Union There is talk in the northern pen­ insula of making an effort to have a terfeit 830 United States note bearing Benevolent association and divides tbe the vignette of Hamilton has been for­ rest between his widow and about new county formed by taking parts of The incessant wasting of a Alger, Luce, Mackinac and School­ warded to the treasury department forty relatives. consumptive can only be over­ All Detroit Kcboola Closed. craft counties, with Grand Marais as from Harrison, N. J. It is made by come by a powerful concentrated the pen proeess, and is a dangerous *5. CORDOVAN, Detroit, Mieh., Nov. 26.—Owing to the seat of the new county. FKMM&ENRMHlfDCMF. , nourishment like Scott’s Emul­ the spread of diphtheria throughout Carl Rathfon, one of the most prom­ counterfeit sion. If this wasting is checked A Haavy Defaulter. the city the board of health has or­ inent business men of Escanaba, died >3.VroUCEt3 SOLES. New York, Nov. 26.—It has been din- dered the dosing of every public school and the system is supplied with of inflamma t<wy rheumatism. He was covered that for nine years Samuel C. in the dty until the epidemic abates. 41 years pt age and unmarried. strength to combat the disease there is hope of recovery. A sanitary convention was held Sftely, bookkeeper of the Shoe and ♦a.V-fBewsamSMES. Leather bank in this city, has been Pontiac, Mich., Nov. 26. — Mrs. under the auspices of the state board robbing that institution, his stealings Ephraim Maddock, aged 68, was of health at Charlotte. aggregating >854,000. knocked on tbe head and killed by Jackson is to have a flourishing Y. robbers while., walking on the street M. Q A. through the efforts of Secre­ tary Clarke, of the state association. Cburinnzia., Mexico, Nov. 38.—While here Saturday night In a fight at Jackson John Gillette searching for * missing brother a Mex­ ican discovered near here the bodies WXXIUXOTOK, Not. M.—Gorerumeot Miller” that be will be disfigured for of thirty persons who had been mur­ authoritie. hare decided that it la not dered and hidden in a cave. necessary to sand troop. to tbe Indian life and lose his eyesight with Hypopho*territory to anppreaa tbe Cook gug. Union Oitv’e Sons of Veterans’ COOK Proprietors. Joseph Is All Right Hood’s Sat’ga- BUSINESS CARDS. eo5"‘^>°!!w>,ho“1T^“1: J H P P A J Consumption. ^3 sumption trucm, N. V.. Kot. St. — Robert WtmisTOl, Kot. M. — other known c&ncl Cu66'°r^ C<j££cUl and do it too in a way that he will like. Every man that wcair. collars and cuffs rhcuid knc’.v about the "Celluloid ’’ di'.' rlincd. A linen collar or cuff cov­ er ’.viib waterproof •’ Chixuloid." Tlrey arc the only Interlined Collars end Cuffs trade. They ere the top notch of comfort, nealuesfi aird economy. They will go tbrough tix- day with you in good ritapc. no nultcr how hot or how busy you get. You can dean one yourself in e minute, without dependence on bitty wives, unskillful hired girls or un­ certain aud distant laundries. Simply Tripe them off. Every piece is marked as follows: ELlulqiq TRAD£ - •WMrtrV- You must insist upon goods so marked and take nothing else if you expect satisfaction. If your dealer should not have them, we will send you a sample postpaid on receipt of price. Collars, 25c. each. Cuffs 50c. pair. Give size, and specify stand­ up or turned-down collar as wanted. THE CELLULOID COMPANY, 497-9* BreMway, NSW YORK. « ,here. ud Trech.r., i!ancato for such positions at the Grand Rap'd* Bus­ iness College, Shorthand, and Normal School. For Catalogue, address A- H. PaxMh, Propr. NOTICE'OF ATTACHMENT. State of Michigan, in thcCInult Court for ihe Couuty i f i;*m. Adrian I). Cwk aud Henry C. Oc -k, copart­ ners under tbe firm name of Cock «»<u. Frank Carpenter. In vtlaclnurut. Notice is hereby given that uu the -'tst«n of September, A. D. 1WI.M writ <>f attachment ,s duly Isaued out of •«»•« Orer.it Cotiri bt t;e Gun.tv oi Barry, til the nuU id Adrian D. C«A and Henry C. C.>ok. copartners, cnlug business at Hmulngh. Mtch‘nn. u; tier the Ann name and Myle of Cook & Cook, the above named plaintiff-, against the land*, tew men Is. good:and ehatt« 1*. moneys ted effects or Frank Car­ penter. Hie defend :nt abuve onxned. tor tbe sum ofone bur-dred aud four dollars aud thirteen cents.(BUM 13), which tatd writ ws* returnable on the 2nd day u! October, A. !>. 1K>4. Dated this 10th day of October. A. D. 1NM. 8WKKZKY ft .SWXKZZV. Attorneys for FlalnUt!. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. State of Michigan, Fifth Judicial Circuit, in Chancery. Mary N. Garland, Complainant GeorgeM. Garland, defendant. Hurt landing In the Circuit Court for the County ot Barry, tu Chancery, at Hastings. Ou the seventh day of November A. D.. 1884. tn this cause It appearing from affidavit on file.that the defendant. George M Garland Is dot a resident oftblsstatc.but resides at Huntington tn the State of Oregon,on motion of Philip T. C< 1prore complaluzbt** soil-, itor—it is ordered that the said ilelend.'u.t,George M. Garland cause bis appearance to be entered herein, wtthiu four month* from the date of this order, ami In case of his appearance that be cause hfs answer to the complainant's bill of complaint to be filed, and W copy ther- of to be served on1 said com­ plainant's solicitor—within twentv days after service on him <ff a copy of said bill and notice of this order: add that in default thereof, said bill be taken an confessed by the said nou-reeldent defeudanL And it is further ordered. That within twenty days tbe said Complainant cause a notice of this order to be published In the Ilasiings Bannek. n newspaper printed. pub1|gbed and circulating in said county,and that such publi­ cation be continued therein at least once In each week, for six weeks in succeasioo. or that she cause a copy of tblsorder to be prn-onMly served on said non-resident defendant at least twenty days before tbe time above prescribed tor bls appearance Clement Smith. Circuit Judge. Philip T. Coixieove, Coni|»ls!naul’s Solicitor. John g. Nauleb, Register. ' Attest. [A True Copy.] MORTGAGE SALE. Default bavlfig been made ftr marc than thirty days in payment af interest overdue and payable on a mortgas’* dated October 22nd. 1K92. made by Rusan N. Frckhatn to Simunali Harnmood and recorded m the office of the Register ot Deeds for tbe countv of Barry. IirtheMote of Michigan, Oct. 22nd. 1892. in lltar « of mort­ gages on page .tM, for which default, tbe said Susannah Hammond, by virtue of the right given her by the said mortgage has nude and hereby makes the whole nr.ncipal Bum of said mortgage and the interest accrued thereon now du? and payjtbJc. and on which mortgiure there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the sum of eight hundred and seventy-nine dol­ lars and twentvfour cents, and no Sult, or pro­ ceedings at law having been instiuted tq recover lo amount secured by wild morttrngr or any part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby given that on Saturday the 9tn day of Februarj. tSW. at ten o’clock In the forenoon, there will t»» sold at tb« not tit front door of the Court Home. City of Hastings. County of Barry »>"! »tat* Michigan, -aid Court House being tbe building in which tbe Circuit Court for the County of Barry is held, at public auction to the highest bidder, the premises described In said mort­ gage or so much thereof as m.vv be m-essary to satisfy tbe amount due on said mortgage as above seHortb. with the Interest thereon, and the costa, charge* and expenses allow* dby law aud provided fur in said mortgage, said prem­ ises nelng situated in the Village of Flrevport. County of Harry and State of Michigan, and described a» follows.- Lot three el block ten of said Village of Freeport accord lug to the re­ corded plat thereof. Da»«L Hastings, Mich.. November 14th. 18H. 8UBANNAH Hammond. Mortgagee. Alonzo e Kenaston. Attorney for Mortgagee. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage. executed l>v Milton J. Trine and Rhoda A Prine, Imsband and wife, to Levi M. Dewey, dated the fourteenth day id March 1M2. recorded tbe sixteenth day of March iftB. and on wtjlch there I* due, at tbe due hereof, One Hundred and Sixty Rix and M-WODoDan. notice is hereby given that, by virtue ot the power cf sale hi naid mortgniry. I shsn foreclose tbe name by a tale, at public auction, to the highest bidder. M tbe north front door »t the Court House In the rlty of Htatlngx. on the twenty second day of Decem­ ber 1IM at twelve o'clock mor, of nil that cefraln p!ee« or parcel of land ultuatr In the towa-hlpofJuhnrtowul'7D the County of Barry and Stare o( Mkekigan. and drecrtt>e<l a- f*Uuws. to wft; Oommeuelttg thirteen nwls west ot the north east comer of Section nineteen tbewoe running south twelve rods, thence west -Mbt rods, tbstwe north twelve rod* and 1 hence lace of • nflnnlBg, the - J premises. Levi M. Dewey. Mortca*8<- �= ITHKATK OlUltt nl M IgXU.C UVlVOt ttat Prttente "r,T’-ri" >~:.i. -ft! *14 rtuntlx. 0,1 Mot day Ur wn uav »i । th sear ww thousand eight huu^i.i,,:Smrle»W2W- Armstrong, Judge of matter of the ti-cote of Geortte <>. ..,. - -. ,- , 11 cea* r.1 • ' , aiidiil.ug th" petition duh verb >t B I- vnmker. ao«» of imhl doouMrti, , ' , lir-.t ai.ciliar? adminl.sirdinu of *.,lu ?,e granted «<> iwIIUmw, or lo sums h u'rJp.i«!, that Tiw»d.iy the . 'nV i- v I a-(••urtlu r A. D . »•».»» a! te<» u » Wkin , , lu* H-v-ianed for the hoaiRig uf gmi <b it tor h-lr* »l b«w of aald 7 > ed <nd i*U-Other P’ r»ons Ini-i enird l», ' . ■ • ■ । ' I ■ .p;>. ;<r ■ ; .i -e-sjop Hun iu bv liuldi-n ;vt the I'rubutc ',■> > ti e --itv of Ha-tlo»s. h> •*«td County. . „ .-.us,. ?!'nnv te. «by the nrujrr - tiiOl.e' V S.o: be KIOiltMl. ALU .! ‘ lii.it said in-titlo:-n give no .' . sb -'t ri-’us lulrre.'Jrti it. said cstKte. ot • ifetirj- (wid petition «nd the bearing •'L-r. v. hv < tisliu i‘ «-<*»•>’ <»f ’ Jlite ©tder’to be lied iu tbs HsatiJDipi Hannru, nnewor pm ted n:»»l circuited tn said Counry , , utv, nee in each week for three sueeeKSive / ...I ,>ous.tosald day uf lutaitM. Chab. W. ABM8TRONQ, i \ trm copy.) Judge ot I'robate. UNCLE SAM’S MAIL You can save six cents a can by using the new Horsford’s Baking Powder, because it requires less quantity than any other. Interesting Information Regarding ths Posts’ Sorvloe. 1'w.nu M„, important partment Finance*. WMltutoTox. No,. 20.—PwlmLur General llbaeir, ennnal report eon«tne a number of norel. almont unique euggeslions aud reconimendations. . but thew are a.w elated with practical Ideas and Um ,h' «>*• « F. plane that render then, of more than ordinary ralne aud tend to incite deeper study into their scope and worth. The policy which Mr. Uue •ell has outlined may be briefly l-Iy.c in his own words. He says: >H* Policy. . wou‘d r*comracmJ that tbe nrst and most Imitortant thing to be done is to revise theJaw uh to Mjcond-clM* mail icnitcr «•. . ... U eslMte1 aHuate and being lu tbe office department im­ <<« utyof Barry, in the State of Miehi.Y.. aoa* to piace the mediately upon a self-sustaining basts. Ikv v u and described as follows tou p • 1 •WWd'’* experinjeut*. like the It»»^ortU East quarter’ll of ™ posts telegraph, rural free delfcrory, etc. I "& Develop me ponud servUm on existing Hmm, Ki,.X!; <an?"" jqv of «dminlrtrnion. via; Extend free IkhJ (W town one (1) Non:. ?arge hues delivery la ■cltie* that now enjoy it; (b). ac­ 1 cord itto towns already entitled to it under the < law; (c). quicken railroad transportation. Dated November 7tb, A. D.. ihim "< ReviM and rccliwstfy organization of Harvbi W. Wiuaamb. railway mail service, aud racltastry clerks Administrator the In podt ofHco*. and "A Provide fur district suporrision of postal affairs by appointment of expdr: jxisla! offi­ cials from classified service, ns recommended In ir.y last annual report." FROM BAD TO WORSE. rnomtoura. u. The condition of the treasury has again become so desperate that another bond iasu.' is imminent, mu Mr. Cleve­ land will filo up the public debt to pie extent of atty or one hundred million doUars to, ouiuib obtain iuna« fund, to to -------- -- la order k meet the current expenses of the c-overnment. • / Even if only the former num ia bor­ rowed, we alial 1 see an increase of the public debt of one hundred million dolkra 1— !« nir.« Steres? chn^A ^f T Un ffi i T! taUrest charge charge of of three three million million doldelinterest lara a year will be added to tha public burden. Tbs financial policy of Uie Cleveland administration is a complete and igno­ minious failure. Where it was. expected that Mr. Cleveland would be strongest, there he is found to be most feeble and impotent. Since been the■ affair, of he ♦». hah Vet‘----7in -----office r” — tenm hL » n’aV° h*® *>in* l U>. >OrM / •?,rT.ry pr®ml.a® oi implement 1m. faded; every devux oHbe admmfelnit,on has proved abor- I WFreo trade enekoo organa are ' ?ow tryin8 pro” the t«'rribl' dlM.Ur to demo-^eywtoaU broughl abobt because Iree traders did not get Id all tbe ruinous work tlxey attempt­ ed. It wouldn’t go down.—Chicago Inter Ocean. ty It is a misfortune that the peo­ ple could not entirely rectify their mistake of two years ago. They must wait till 1890 to complete the work. But their powerful and unmistakable mandate will do much. It will tie the destructive hands of the administration. I democratic balt th0 £ttrthw cour^ O1 thiB It will that's all ■•It” than to U«B tb*l ordinary kind of salt with dirt-1 and lime and other import Ha* la ] IL You don't think much about salt because it costs so little. You need think only cf three words to tw sure of the beat— II r-.,, «<ritatinn ' -IT® agitation. Philadelphia . i.jsa. L W*Wlfh the certainty that the r I worst is over and that the election of ; a republican congress will put a stop to tariff bftitccriug the business inter­ IIt Is tbe only absolutely . , ests of the country are showing signs ■ pure salt IL Is pul up] I fv !u clean, dtri-proof t>ox- 1 of revival. In Baltimore pottery and efl and is sold by the A copper works are extending their W best grocers. If you J I‘ plants and increasing wages, in BrookFdon't find it-write tons and JB ' lyn and Philadelphia the great sugar MORTGAGE SALE. | we ll see that you get it. if | you ir.ako butter, look for JfW WluTcns. default has been Atta la the con! refineries are resuming operations I our Dairy. BalL I,, !-, ot ;».<• vertriu mortatutes. quo of wild Md )n Jotaatowo one factory, at I DIAMOND • i i.irl4iires madoaud executed by Mary J. WilI leart> rnnning overtime Tbe« to Daidel Sinker, Wllluun P. 81.hi tun and B. CRYSTAL SALT CO.. ,. ___ „_______ ,_ _ t____ is are u limi t H. Haze, the Aiblou College Endowst. Clair, filch. | but isolated, instances. The return of ,>I i Fund Coninilttee turd their suroessors But we have the chief organ of the '; ,complete, prosperity will be- slow, but ■, ;r;us' <i»te (Mober secund, eighteen hundred administration, tha ramshackle New !I it will be sure, and the country is al­ . • •11.1,, - tn sivure lire luiynmutof ten hull.1 mu!j dolliusand lutcresi thereon at the York Times, arising to observe that i! ]ready on tbe way to better times.—Al-' ra-e •’! ■•even per cent per annum and recorded the president is graciously pleased to !j bany 1 Journal iu the • ffico of the Register of Deeds for Barry c. mtv. Mifl.t|a.n. October tweuty-alxtb, saddle the debt on the pubiic in order State oiMlchm”)’. i . ?n handrail e<ghty-five In Hirer 2G of inort* that full protection will bt afforded ' Auditor Qenen:’.'.« i iftce. ( ... ,re page The olher uf said tnortifliges luxcsiug. Nov. 5. ix'U. the treasury reserve. rad executed bv Nclsuu K. Cross CarrI r Harper’s M.igaaiue iu 1805. Notice Ls hereby Riven that certain lands sit­ . hl» wife, and the said Mary J. Williams This was the promise that was given The Simpletons, a new novel by Thomas uated m the Counts* of Barry bld off io tbe . •lire t.i.4 Daniel Striker. WlUteni R. fiiduam will be begun tn tho December Number, State for Taxes oftWl and previous years, and to the people list February, when the Hardy, I urn! WilHiuu H. Hfci’.e. tbe Albion College Knand continued to November. ian. Who- d» scribed In statements which will hereafter be first bond issue was made, but, like the . eve> ’HOI. may .mwimFund Committee and their Kuccetsors be one’s favorite among English nov­ forwarded to the nfiice of the Treasurer of said b-iwimc dtJ? Niwember secund, eighteen bunTo show just how rut is the postal service promise that the repeal of the pnrebas- '»elists. it will be conceded by all critics that Count}, will b* sold at public auction by said <ir,-d ewlit'. iiliid to secure the pajment of four of the United Staten. Mr. Btesell has taken an­ iag clause of the Sherman act v/ould I jThomas Hardy stands foremost as a master Treasurer al the County Seal. on the first Mon­ • adre i eight)-four dollars and interest therethe time and place artist tn fiction, and The Simpletons may be cx- day of December next. other novel method. He has secured from his „'■!.«! the-rite-ot .'even per cent per annum aud bring relief; like the promise that the pte'ed • to arouse enthusiasm not Inferior tn de­ designated lor thr Annual Tax Sales, if not pre­ subordinates and incorporated In the report, a -, rded is Hie office oi the R.-gister of Deeds to that whkk has marked Tnlby-the most viously redeemed or cancelled according to I record of what is aetualiy accomplished in one enactment of t|ie democratic tariff bill •gree • ,r 1- trrv Gountk, Michigan. November second, i h ccssfii! -’ oryoftUe year. Another leading i eighteen hururtfd elghty-iiiue in liber .11 of CURES | day. and the table presented Rive* u 'better would cause an abundant stream of feature Bald statements contain a full d'-scriptUn of will be the Persohr.l Recollections of . j im page 3d, both of said mortgages I idea ot postal business than tv.ller and more revenue to gush into the treasury Joan of Are, by the Sieur Louis de Conte. Her each parcel of said land* and may be *een ou « pa< dm-, whereby the power of complicated details. This reaon! ot an aver- vaults—the promise of last February, jPage and Secretary, under which guise the application at the office of the County Treasur­ ,w eout Int d tn r..ch of said mortgages has most popular ot living American Magazine er after They are received by him. tflo day's businch.4 I* as follows: STANLEY W. Tt JlMER, > .-.ffire opeii-t'.ve ar.d no suit or prvK^-edhuo writers will present the story of the M.tld of I Number of miles of post rcuyt run. 1.100.000: like every promise made by and for 1Or Auditor GcneraL .. .■t-en iiirtltutev! at law or otherwise to eaos. In the January number will appear I number ot stamps manufactured, tl.9UO.000: this administration, was false and de- ’a profusely Illustrated paper on Charlt blown • •.■.•u-r tin- debt secured by either of said ; number of cuveiopas inanufiMturetl. 1^00.000; replive. । and the Carolinas, the first of a series of South­ ■ L-ag'-s or suv part thereof, and uy reason | number of postal cards mauafnetun d. 1.6X1. i -kdauti. lb ere Is claimed to la- due at Instead of the treasury reserve being 'ern Papers. MORTGAGE SALK. Northurn Africa is attracting more attention tl ».!<te up m both cf said niartgagts. and j OOO: numtrer of pieces mailed. tb.Titi.having been made lb rhe pnjment ot i.-••omiiainl R the same the sum ot [ 000: number ot tetters /mailed. 7.400.-1 fully proteetvd by the bond issue of ।than at nay other time since it was at tne seat a Default mortewee man" bv h^wlttC. B»iirn«y and his <-t empires. The next -volume of Harper's • rv. hundred rtghty-nlue dollars besides an February, it has again been reduced < j 000; number of pieces ot mail matters । Feb­ Magazine will coutam lour illustrated articles wiie, Mary- *-i«' k nej t«» Hiram M. .. --v i-e of iweiitv-five dollars as provided , this region, and throe of them will depict ruary 2nd. 1689, and ou February -nh. !>”’» re­ . distributed und redistributed by railway pas- t fort)' millions of dollars, and tife of , ■ dm «»f said '-lortgajrev cures i tai clerks. rt.MXJ.Wkh’ number cf pieces handled ■ treasury to-day is in such desperate the present life there. Julian Ralph will pre­ corded in the office of the Register of Deeds of s fc. Then fotfe notice is hereby' aiven that Barrv County in the State ot Michigan, in LibeP in dead teller office. 24.0J0; dally transactions I condition that the government is once pare fnr the Magazine a series of eight stories, 2S of Mortgage* on page 654. on which mert.:r!»..-ot lite power of sate in each of said depleting typical phases of Chluesri Life and in money otdfir buatuoss. ll.llll.iMO: dally ex- 1 ■ ;--cs contained and of the Mamies of the | ! raorc obliged to go to Wall street and Manners. Besides tbe long storlm. then- will gage there is claimed to be due hour Handled ; pehaes. tsXLltXt s-<-i Michigan, both of said muriguges will ; ’ln in the January number the first chapters Thirty nine dollars and seventy one cents and no 1 Icn clhsrtl bj k aate of tbe premises therein borrow money to pay not extraord i­ Ip'f Tbe Dcfielrucy Heducud. of a Three Part Novelette, oy Richard Harding suit or proceeding* at law having been instird,- > nr much thereof as may be ncccs- I Davh—the longest work attempted yet by this Uitejl to recover the amount secured by said i The deficiency in postal revenue for the ;: nnry but ordinary expenses. । i •'.tlsfy the amount due upon ivoth of | or any part thereof. ■ j fiscal yerr ended June 30., IssM. was fc».- ‘I It, .is announced from Washington writer. Complete short stories by ponuUr mortage ii,Litgag«vs>! tire ot the sale thereof ■ Therefore by virtue ef the power of sale con­ I 24S.V3S. The total revenue derived was S7S.- J that Attorney General Olney finds the writers will cutJInue to be a feature ot the tained in said mortgage notice is hereby given. J -;lh the k-;-al cost*, interest, taxes and ; s*iu muc at public auction to the ; i 080.47V. and the exjreuditure* ^4.324.114. i duties of his office so irksome and dis- Magazine. Hint on Saturday, December 1st. 1W. at ten' , , -t i .dd- r oil Fndaf tin- kth day of Febru I o'clock In the forenoon, there will be sold at i For the current tlUnd ytar Mr. BIssmII Rend for Illustrated Prospectus. the north frontdoor of the Court House, In the , ... a n» a'dlork. u.im .al tbe north front | I estimate* that the expenditure* will amouui । agreeable that he proposes to resign The volumes of the Magazine begin with the of Hastings, County of Barry and State pl .. • .' j:-,rtMurt House tn ti»e City of Hasting*. • to tW.St.1 4"A. leaviuy an ci-tifeulod deficiency and resume the practice of his poo­ Numbers for June and December of each year. City Michigan, said court house being the vlaceiR • ’ Barry' nod state of Michigan.(the said | of JA971JW- tted hu> csllinuje for th6 fiscal *' Tension. If Mr. Cleveland and all his When no time is mentioned, subscriptions will which tin* circuit court torthe county of Bany, . ■ ■; • htrelhx the place where the Circuit ■ ydar tailing June 30. t-W. piafes exponditurew , cabinet advisers, taking with them begin with the Number current at the time of Is b« hl. at DUbiic auction U) the highest bidder, v -f b>r tii-’ (Vmuty of Barrv Is held) the! i at 101,1X0^.83. and the deUciet«.-j at only 84 t5i.- j Adlai E. Stevenson, should follow Mr. receipt of order. Cloth cumw, for binding. w» the premises described in said mortgage, or so cents each—<»y mall, post paid. Title-page and much thereof as may be necewary.to sMirfy tita rs Jud wills'll V* ** s.i'.d are a* , I bTO. sent <»u application. amount due on said mortgage, with tJ‘c i Olney’s (example when ho retires from tadex . . : Ti*'! e-»'t half of th“ north eart | Opposed to Increased Kntm. Remittance should be made by Post-Offli'e therum. and all legal cost*, said premises being • -•.s'lien N<>. right •*> iu town No. • the cabinet, it would be a mighty good Money Order or Draft. to avoid cluwice of '!o*s. situate Hi the village of Delton, in Uie Comity' । The potunoster gentral sajii that the annual ' :-or'»vtrf range; nine «• we*t in the | deficiency could be overe*>zni by a giuicral in- ! thing for the American people. of Barrv and Stale of Michigan, and described >f Rirl ta»t. Crbnty of Barn and 8 ate Harper's ronodicni*. . as lota vuinl-er seventy one and seventv two or czeuso in pound rate', but! he thinks this j . . . eoiitHiningiright) acres of land *eBut there is no such luck hi ntore for ’’arpur's Magazine.—on* year, S-I OO James R. Bu«b's Addition'.to tbe village of DeL I should not be resorted id. He believes i ; ;e il’iiitiM J States survey thereof " 4.«0 •. the postal service should Ibo wbU ■sustain- j them. They took to Mr. Cleveland Harper’s Weekly.— U Dated September5.1KH. Hiram M.tCha<k, Harner's Bazar.” -t.*» Nev- t.ber ISlhL ItHH. ' ins. and he holds that jthe annual de- ]j with their eyes wide open and they liarper's Young People '• Mortgagee. 2X0 hfctency is caused by ibe? undue amount i' must grin and bear their sufferings to Postage free to all subscribers li| tbe United Alonzo E. Kenaston. ^Uprney for Morigsger. way possible. Aftc: the l;u of mull mt: transmitted at the sec- I: the end. They elected him with a Stales. Caaada and Mexico. WriXXAM H- liAZK taken care of, why not T ; oud-class rat - off one cent n pound | Address. ltaRPKR& Brother*. -.•.a (’.’Uege Endkiwmtnt Fund Commit! clear understanding of his character, MORTGAGE SALE. P. O. Box «(•. N. V. City. Smue Abu***. r the ArtXVKUN Fi lie-had shown himself to be a narrow, Defeult having been made in the conditions Uan'.mi. SrniKitB. j \1*iie most Important topicl in the report is I of a certain mortgage, executed by Charles D. Harper ’ s I$ux*r iu 1805. . opinionated egotist; obstinate and Attorn «y for Mortgagees. treated under ihv explanatory caption: Johnson and Ida M. Johnson. hn*b»nd and i "Abuses connected with M-cond-clasa mnt- I overbearing: a man who had no praeElegautsnd exclusive desizns for Out-Door wife, to Lucinda C. Cheney and Alien E. Miles, OKDJJk OF rVBLH ATION. ; ter. Mr Bissell states without reserve that i lical knowledge of statecraft; who and In-door Toilettes, drawn Hom Worth dated tbe twenty fourth day of A”/11/1- J"* .[£1 true Anr-riutn ca. ■ advertisers, book publlsherW nn«! irthers have ' was fillet! with undigested, foolish and models by Bandcv andCbaputs. are an import­ cordlkI tbe twenty fourth day ot August ITO ’. .-^igpn The Clreuit Court for thr i. I consider it tho I taken advantage of the brvhd construction of ! mischievous theories, but •because un- ant feature. These appear every week, accom­ and on which there Is due at »‘«ls date ttuwe i.iyoi B»:rry. i. Chancery. panied by minute ‘ descriptions .ami details. Hundred and fifty six and CO-1® Dollars, the . I whut constitutes matter of. the tocend class hirdiirt. held at tbe'Court Faris Leiter. b> Katharine l>c Forest, is a mortgagees liavlimz ejected to declare the whole t political niachcr in toy sending out their ’ ixducrthcmenta t dcr republican rule for thirty years Our ■ .. C«v of Hanoi.a*-, in said county, on wteklv transcript of the latest styles and at amount ot «al<l uffirlgagedue and J and imriodtcate under liita technics! dis ­ •o o’ <Mdner. A. D. ISM. j the country had been singularly pros­ prices’'tn the mode. Under the head of New account of tho non-payment of the UJtrrw oue ' gutxe of newspaper* tnd periodicals, ' pcrous, the people came to believe York Fashion*, plain directions and full par­ August -< ot IlnaJ Clement Smita. Circuit Judge. twenty fourth 1SH according w :• M. l>i!|ble. conip;ai-.ia.it. " and haw thus secured the benefit of the lower I that no party, leostof all, no one man, ticulars are given as to shapes, fabrics, trim­ terms and conditions of said mortgage. Nix. mings at d accesjorips of the costumes of well is hereby given that, by virtue of the power ofr ■ rate of postage. He has d|s«-ov»'red that the McCarthy, william j. McCarthy, Bente ! could plunge the nation into danger. dressed women. Children's clothing receives siile iu said mortaagej shall foreclose the same I abuse lias grown so great that it now costs the practical attention. A fortnightly Patesrur.hv. McCit>e. Catherine Walsh. nt public auction, to the highest bid­ { government eight times as much to curry j man, But less than two years of Cleveland sheet Supplement enables readers to cut and by aatsale, r : i»,i(>lry. ChArlvs McCarthy. Ellen the north front door of the Court Howe, I aocond class matter as the revenue (tariffed have shown what oue man and one mwke tbelr owu gowns. The woman who takes der. . and Hilrwk J. SuUhrati. administrator in the ellv of HutlnKs, on the twenty second _ ' from Itj . Ilarper.« Bazar, is prepared for every occasion 1 -tare of Denis McCarthy. Sr., dwwd. | party can do with, the affairs of a na­ lu life, ceremonies or informal, where beauti­ day of December 1PW nt twelve o’clock noon, of Civil Service Reform. all that certain piece or parcel of land situate j Rcvardlng civil service reform in the post ; tion. so great and so powerful as this. ful dress is requisite. it appearing t^r-' afflitavts on and bring In the city of Hastings, in the County An American Seria’. Doctor Warrick's of Barry ami State of Michigan, and described u ’b»- - ,i I d'i«-nilant. Charles McCarthy. ■ office department. Mr. Blst+ep coi^end* that l» ! What a pity it is that Cleveland and Daughters, by Rebecca Hardiug Davis, a strong as follows.ro wit: A strip of land nicety one feet ' should be expended wherever Hrnctical and the whole pack of these blundering, novr I of American Hfo. partly laid In Pennsyl­ wide off of and from the north Mid lots num­ suggests thig the tower grade -the fourth vania and partly in the far South, will occupy bered five hundred and nlue and five hundred and , («f Fii.'GeraM A Barry, complain-1 cluNS -of posuua»tors might; be included with­ • incapable democrats could not be tbe last half of the year. ten according to the original plat of tbe village . ■ it i< obder*5d that tbe appear-1 Mv Uidy Nobody, an Intensely exciting novel (now cltj) of Hastings, recorded In Barry Couoturned unceremoniously out of office. in the benertte of the civil sdrvleo taw. ■ >1 -;*i : non-resident defendant, Appolntmeittsi That this is the general desire is lo Maarten Maarten*, author oi -God’s Fool. ty RegHt'T’sohlee. u.btest to a reservation of '. A-lLy tn* entered herein, within "The Greater Glory." etc., will brgiu the year. st rip five feet wide off the north end ot said ■ f.-./!.-from the date of this order,, and The postmaster general's attention is too i proved by the circumstance that the Essays and Social Chat*. To this department aInta for an alley, the snme being the mortgaged --of iiUapiw.nrauc’*. that because hut an । much tagrouta by appoMtSuenta. says .Mr. plurality against the democrats in this Spect-tor will contribute her ebartnlng papers phemises. . t ■ ' b'-’’!i: of eomjfaii.t tabe ftird. tan a on “ What We Are l>rh>g ’ ’ in New York society. 1 Bissell, ami he maintains gbat the tmproveDated September 25lb, 1«94. . ,v j.i i-• M*ricri nn < omplaiiiaut's yoltattor* • year ’ s elections was over s million and Answers to Correspondents. Questions re Is a scientifically prepared llni- ft ! meat of postal facilities is retarded by the • At.icE E. Milks. . .t tr.euty <29) days iiltifr wrvmeon him of celvethfep” sonal attention of the editor, and Mortgagee. present spoil ' system. One p.au proposed to ; a half-—Albany Journal. *,1 o’ -; i hili and fiotlqe o: this order, and iment and l-.armless; every ingredi- g 1 relieve are answered at the earliest possible date af­ Char. H. Baukr. the postmaster senftral of his ever-iut-i mil ! •.-veei .-aid b li Wil! be taken as co«ter their receipt. Attorney for Mortgagee. ent is of recognized value and in g ' creail^g burden of rccponsibUity regarding ap■ -•< hv said n*>n re’tdentldefendant. Their Owu Dolux*. V14 u it iurtber ordered that within twenty It is astoniriiing how evenly the Send for Illustrated rrospectu*. constant use by the medical pro- g ■; polninamis provides for tbe dhlsioa of the . ’Ik ?, the complainant reuM*e a notice of this 1 whole country ta«o tiw postal district*, each democratic loss ranges throughout the The volumes of the Bazar begin with th" first : i tb- published tn ltd- Hastings Banner. fession. It shortens labor, lessens . under the supervision of an inspector, who ta number for January of each year. When bo a n -xT-.pi; er printed, published and cln-ulating country. It is about 76.000 votes tn ! to Investigate the nntcrodenta. experience, pain, dimishes danger to life of g ' tirae is mei tinned, subscriptions will begin :n .-aid enuwty. and that paid uubHcutian he reputation, etm. of all appMcants for vacant Massachusetts, New Hampshire and I vuit i toe number eurreufat tne time of receipt ••■tirnuei! then in unea In jtacb week Lw six TIMETACLt. _ Mother and Child. Book " TO ‘ fourth-class poMtnastership* in hi* own Connecticut, out of 301,000 cast in the o< order. • •■Kh in ducuusmco.or thTp comr’alnanl cau*e In effect February it. 1*M. Cloth cn.»es for each volume, suitable for bind­ • »;.y of tills order n» b.* ptsreiwmllv served, on MOTHERS” mailed free, con- « dlatricL and report ihe results to presidential election of 1892—a trifle ing, will bv sent by mall, postpaid, ou receipt •aid nuu-rquident defend »i|t at least twenty <30) the postmaster general. Tbe postmmiter of •LfOeaeb. Title-page and Index sent on talning valuable Information and g general is then •lav. before the time prescribed for bls appearK> appoint the over a quarter. It is about 309,000 application. Clement smith. . ^_. voluntary testimonials. Stations. candidate who. on the face ot the report, ap­ votes out of 1,234.000 in New York, S Remittances should be made by Post office Circuit Judge. 2 pears to be best qualified in nil respect* Once New Jersey and Pennsylvania — a trifle Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss. FitzGerm D & Barhy, i appointed, a postmaster may not bo sus-.x-nded less than a quarter. It is about 364,­ Coiniiaiuanta Solicitor*. 3 NORTH. o? removed for political reasons. Tins, he Examined, countersigned and entered by me.' S - Harper's Periodical*. 000 votes out of a total in 1892 of 1,472­ John G. Nattier. ■ 3 □radfield reoulator co.. : think*. Is a plan which t* entitled to the most Chicago Lv....... ... larper’H Magazine.-one year. ?4 00 Register. Atlanta. Ga. ■ I careful and Immediate comdderation. and may 000 in the five central western states— larpt r's Weekly.— “ 4 oo ■ I become u foundation upon which to build. K*1 Amazon Lv . Attest. A true copy. Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin Harper’s Bazar.— •• 4 00 East Cooper.............. .i<?UN Sa 2.00 • ;I Rural • Konli Free r rrr Delivery. and Illinois—again a shade less thana Harper's Young People.—“ Postage free to all subscribers in the United Richland June!.... I Mr Bissell thiuka the experimental free de- quarter. It is ‘apparently about 201.­ States, Cressey................... Canada and Mexico. —■»--% •1 livery ..__ .nurnnttaued else ex- or else ex­ "should be or disconttaued Milo........................... Address. Haki rr & Brother*. 000 votes out of a total iu 1892 of 823,­ PARKER’S ’ I tended to all Ullage* and towns, but hecan- 000 in northern states beyond the Mis­ P. a Dox. aw.N. Y.City. Delton 'Agewts.$7S Cloverdale not recommend tbe latter. M It would co« too HA«« “*,L8i!*b Shultz ....................... sissippi, notof the Pacific slope — again much, with llUie benefit to be "® Harper's Weekly In 1895. say. that free (fcllvery in raral districts la not nearly a quarter. And in Texas the Harper’s Weekly Is a pictorial history of the Hastinob................ needed or desired by tho people. democratic loss appears to have been times. It presents every important event Coats Grove Other Topic*. 06,000, out of 239,143 votes in 1892—a promptly, nceunitcly. and exhaustively in 11110 05 ............... I lAeatalation is urged to punish lnt«rfcreace little more than a quarter. Taking all nstratloh and descriptive text of tbe highest Woodland Woodbun' order. ■ with mall trains, and attention is called to the VlaA.I^^K. The manner In which, during 18M. It has Lansing I* handicap which the department ’uffered in the states of which definite reports Sited the Chicago Railway Strikes and the Detroit transmitting the mails during the recent have appeared, the loss is about 1,110,­ no-Japanese War. and the amount of light Grand i2 4b; Rapids 000 votes out of 4J19.000 cast in 1892tention directed to that little-known coun­ a little more than a quarter.—N. Y. try, are was fflb<’rburelarte? examples of Its almost boundless re­ ..7^Mr. BU.,1. rrn... hU Tribune. sources. Julian Ralph, tbe distinguished writ­ Stations. er and correspondent, has been sent to the recommendation of last y»ar that (16,000 bo t3FFour years ago Speaker Reed seat of war, and there joined by D. C. Weldon, .ppropruua for tor ibe urot the well known American artist, for many hud to count a quorum often, for the yemth a resident in Jnnaa. who has been engag­ conviction of mall depredatora nhscena sour?. small and it nosolte the efforts mode to exclude obscene republican majority __________ _______ m THE——-----------------Harper’s Weekly excwM*® information and zum literature J from the mails. Chicago Ar...... Sfd ^nnt been entirely successful, and was impossible sometimes for all the republicans to be in the house. The Durwg 1W6 every vital question will be dis­ w tb Ujorard ultbout prejudice in the KMtOoqper Lv I*1.IX wblect* The r«por. »lfo republican majority in the next con­ cussed columns, and also in special articles Richland Janet.... ■ sxsixsx Kb.=.« b- gress will be so great that that party editorial by th* high;’*! aii'borilles In each department, OreoBoy................... portrails of tbe men and women who are mak­ ■Do.......................... J—niootfouM »”b MIUtortorr r«~lt» can always have a quorum .of its own ing history, and powerful and caustic political Delton 5 •» 1 U DAILY (without Sunday! present; and, while the Reed rule on cartoons, will continue to be characteristic (Soverdate 6 18 13 M •5 <» 12 45 the subject of quorum-counting will features. This Busy World, with Its keen and Bhultz kindly comment ou the lesser doings of the be restored it will not be necessary to dav will remain a regular department. 4M 12 23 Hastings............. Action. There will be two powerful serials, use it The democrate ought to be •11 46 handsomely lllustrated-The rx*; Ooats Grove.../..... thankful that their opponents will be both 11 TO kade. a stirring romance of olden days by Woodland.............. PER YKAR .-.................................................... 11 30 so numerous They will not be tempted Stanley J. Wevroan. and a novel of New York, wen,.,. liUl.c »y . Trata eatltied The Hon of His Father, by Brander S3 10 27 lto„ra««, No'-- “•-AvfreX‘ to sit silent as they did in 1890, or to Matthews—several novelettes, and many short agffi.:.:.:.::.'.:: S A NEWSPAPER THE INTER OCB*? ™E break a quorum, or to smash down S^AND,TH^S-~S«^22f!SffWiE’ stories by popular writers. train ou the Chicago, Milwaukee A St Grand Rapids doors, or shake their fists childishly nt Paul railway struck a carriage on a s«,a for m>utrei«a rro.p«sto». Traverse City 5 miles south ot Grand the speaker. Being unable to do any Th,r.ium«ottb. »«WWL’“wft Oharievotx harm they will be well behaved. — Chi ­ Wia. killing two of the occuFMbriuy................. BayVIew nauU-Mrs. WlllUm Quin and Mis. cago Tribune.^ with the new number current at tbe time of re £*teie Cleveland. Mr. Quin escaped rg£“The south, thank Heaven, solid "Sib SSTlor Meb «?«•«. >"r with slight Injuries. no longer; deserted by Tennessee, binding. Will be sent by mail. ®n JT. •Stops on signal only. Agents muM abandoned by Delaware, and with tte eeipt of It.® each. Tftie-psgeMd Index sent trains 3t flag stations as soon as they can he To M—’ It"* *“ “** II U6LHERARY hEATLRES u»«q«.karf CurxLAtrn. a. Nov. »-The exemi- congressional delegation split and °"K:K,m5S”ib««M b. mod. w ^Freight trains win be run M the eonvaatapoo POLITICALLY IT IS RBIHJ®UCAN. anj THE NEWS OF ti,e committee ot the Woman s Chrl.- riven w^K republican and populist Money Order or draft, to avoid chance of lo*s_ of the company, who ' tjjw ri»W•klert i!locuuls-.» oo All ll.x poUtlcrt 11 tbe time of such trains .without notice. „ , tlan Temperance union met at the Hol representatives in almost every state THE WORLD. No. 6 will wait at Woodbury for puMgm Harper’s Periodical*, leaden Thursday and decided bed The free-trade pitcher has been car­ from No. 1 on D. L- & N. tagszlne.-one year, t».® Biigjnige must be at the depot at iea«* • the next annual convention at Balti ried once too often to the sprite wel is THE INTER OCEAN IS ’ JoCNTAjNS.* AND °ls utoa^ore leaving time of and ita fragments now lie with ite •Harper's may have time to dwelt I P«5*2f • oa,*rwU*1 more. . •WlhKYoHSaT SBCT.O.N THAN ANT West Virginia apostle at the base of “SfeftSVSwi forward until next train. P,ui»criben la th0 Called jiav not go E W. S- Dewing Gen'l Manager. the great republican monument, to the fitatea *Casxada -x' 1?— » id« “d—*" aiU»m Hl. Nov.Si-Aocorilog H. C. Potter. Gen'l PAPER FARTHER EAST. in Politics ssd Literature. honor of the national American prin­ H u fo .cord -HI. th. ONLY ONE D0Lto Ker. a W. Blodgett, ‘>»ejstioof db ciple of protection to American indus ­ P;euoc resnembw that the price of The * y p A M Chic SEO. roree. to marriages U greater in tbi. lar per year. Address THE INTER OCEAN, vnicag tries and prosperity. —Chicago Journal. place than in any city In tbe country. i Diamond VCrystalSalt S FOR SCROFULA, BLOOD POISON. $ THE CANCER, ECZEMA, TETTER, S BLOOD r.»t;rr « “lUOTHERS'. | 111 . FRIEND" j CMwgo, X&Iubmo & bgaiw THE INTER OCEAN TERMS DA,LV <with S“d“y’. . . . . . . . . . . . . Hi MAIL The Weekly Inter Ocean t $1-02 A The Weekly Inter Ocean AS A FAMILY PAPER IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY. IT IS A TWELVE-PAGE PAPER. % 58JL Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West ' And Has the Largest Circulation. �*****vv? IN TH« TOILS. Hastings Banner Japan, with a eourtooy that etoioos her diplooMtic skill to shine with greater brilHancy, simply saying we want none AB 8KCOXV CLASS MATTKK AT of yeur meditation at present, when wo went it we will ask for lu rate HAfvriNos. mich.. pootoffick, Such assumptions of an warranted pow­ AVOW er has loot many « man Ms political heed, but Grover is either igworant of the factor willfully defies Ik Thursday, Nov. ap, 1894. L. COOK. M*°'- EDITORIAL NOTES I -TMWMlM* fo<* *»’’ CS5^m**,'P < -..wonbrUHS-WLlu.Ult/rt^r- I-roT. Flntey. of U1' J. V. Wickham^ Educational ikglety of England, upon Seeoadary Education In England, laid \Vadne»day evening. . , Tbe Homeopathic Dep’t Is cbanglng ISSuSS“ri^ xxmrir HMU.P To«»ux.ie?«U>. I**'' Ol*“ “ut J rc.lim.Um>.1 U>e U* *Wp' C. L. Bach »MJESk nnm,t». TUI. re.lnn.Umi M »« •• * rewlollooto requMt U>« rrelfn.'loo. of the other mrmbvra of tbe Homeop faculty was referred to the medical committee. For putting a boree in a tao. hmltoy coodb Thb Frefcbwan class gave a first at Granger’s Hall last Wednesday lloo. try Goodyrar’s Big Four Condition Pow­ ders. They tone up Uicayatem, aid digestion, n*Tbe Columbian Organ will be cure tore of appetite. relieve constipation. cor by a fine concert Dec. 14. Seats will be red kidney disorders and sold at any price above two <*oll*r« wblch log new life to an old or over worked horse. tbe buyer Is willing to pay and it Is hoped »e. per pound. 6 lbs. one dollar at Goodyear’s ______________ to raise Hie remaining sum due on the or­ Modern Drug More. gan, bv this concert NOT10K OF ATTACBMKXT. Tbe firat data in tha Waterman Gym­ nasium met on Thursday last About two BliUMJlMKhlpc.lotheorem* Ooon toe the onSr“‘V<U?2d IMrtd D. outr. • oo p«nhundred took part in this class besides two large classes at other times in the day. Tbe class exerdre wss mostly devoted to a dumb bell drill. . Miss Jane Adams of Hull House, Chi­ cago, gave a moat Interesting address on <d’S?br»uMDOT,t oi’the wr U? Social Settlement idea as exemplified by County of Burry, at the suit ot Gilbert W. Lee Hull Hoose, last Friday night The great U. of M.-Cornell foot ball game which has beeo the chief topic of conversation for weeks, was played on the Detroit Athletic Club grounds, last Sat­ SSrSf Three Hundred and Fifty Foor Dollars urday. It was one of the sharpest games and Blxty Eight cents, which aak of tbe year and was won by Michigan, writ was returnable on Tuesday tne Cth day of wbo fairly out played her opponent. This ^n^iSiMh'tirztiii'day of November, A. D.. ISM. victory places us on a level with the CHMISTOrHMB H. WlEBOK. Attorney lor plaintiff*. great eastern teams and Caspar Whltoey, of Harper’s Weekly will perhaps be able In the future to see farther west than the Rubinstein, the world’s greatest pianist Allegheny mountains. It was a galad ay HOW IS IT ? and composer, died in Russia. Nov. 20ih. for Michigan students, about fifteen hun­ dred of them going down to see the He was 64 years of age. game. Francis Wllliard was again elected to Were we In it? I should smile. the head of the W. C. T. U. at the Nation­ We were tn it al Convention held in Cleveland last week. All the while. WILL SOON RING Were they tn it? Kansas gave a majority of about 31.000 MBRRILY. Not at all. against womens suffrage. Hardly ever Had the ball. A decree has been issued in Denmark forbidding the importation of American Literary Notes. live cattle and frosh meat Have you selected your “I hope to see the day when the teacher Along during the falter week of August Robk Hubbard, ef Tbomapple township, was hi Mlddlevitie and while there got somewhat I he worse off for liquor. When became to, hte watch, what money he bad and all hh whiskey was gone. The cwh was worked along quietly until tfaturday. K4 Fairbrottier, Chas Root, George bum­ mer and Charlie Annlson of Middleville and Guy Custer and Alvarado Barnes, of thia city, were are arrested, charged with the crime. It seems that the boys came across Hub­ bard In Sodthwick’s restaurant in Middle­ ville and took him out doors and stole bls whiskey—a quart bottle and a pint bottle full—-and let him go. Later In the eve­ ning they came across Hubbard again, and went through him the second time, taking his watch and about 80 cents in change. ‘ Saturday the Sheriff received word that if he would go to Middleville he could get some good tips about tne case. He went and was soon In the presence of Annlson and Root, both of whom claimed to know notnlng about the case, but after some questioning they confessed. They told tbe Sheriff that Fnlrbrother took the watch and Carter the 80 cents, and that later on four of the boys went to Grand Rapids aud pawned tbe watch. Custer and Barnes are both out on • bail, tbe former being bailed out Sunday morniX and the latter Sunday evening. The hearing will take place Saturday befare Justice Kenastou. In N. Y. Morton, rop., elected over Hill, At the eighth annual banquet at tiw dem., by over 150»m plurality. In Con­ "Home Market Club," of Boston, last necticut, O. ViDcewt Coffin, rep., and both week, ex-epeaker Reed paid Ma -com^lhouses of the legislature, in Ooforado, rnenta to toe German bill as follows:-AltJbrt W. Mekitire, rep., was elected "Wbat the German bill nrewm (or the governor. „ Nebsuska eleeted Silas A. Hol­ industries of (Ms country we have yet io comb fusion candidate governor. South see. That It favors Ounadaand gives it at Carolina, Joha*Gary Evans, eteeted gov­ least95,OoD,‘OtQ we already know. That ernor over tbe old faahloned democracy it destroys sheep husbandry Is all (no pro­ with majorities in the legislature to defeat bable. Tbe many small woolea manu­ Gen. Butler tor U. S. Senator. Kansas, factories mrest all go under seems unavoid­ where four*candidates were In the field able and >Ctmt wages must eome wearer the elected M^or Edmund N, Morrill, rep., Btoropean-standard seems inevitable. But defeating badly Lewelling, the populist tots need not last more than throe years if PannsylMDla elected Gen. Man’l Hartman toe American people are -steadfast and Bastlnga.'rep.. governor, by over 200,000 -determined. This country is In favor of plurality. California eteeted James H. toe doetrine of protection, tacgely In favor Budd, dtem. there were dhree tickets Js> wf It. ’Everything shews C»is, and no the fieM and he -was elected by a small plu­ <nan Whose brains are aot suffering from rality. Delaware elected Joshua A Marvil, • recent concussion from the’heels can think rep., governor, and a -republican legisla­ otherwise. We have bad asnlgbty victory ture, « rep, and 13 dem. on Joint ballot. —the- greatest in the history of this couaTexas elected Charles ▲. Culberson, den^ try. It was won not by -our organization governor and the state’ticket. Wieocnsta but by our principles. -’But great as oor elected W. H. Upham, rep., governor and 'victory is, there is a -greater which we * tbeentire state ticket Tennessee for the mart win. By our -wisiom, moderation first time since the days of reemssawntioo, and good sense we must so govern this elected Heavy Clay Brans, rep., governor. eontry that the great -queAtioos ot tbe Massachusetts elected Frederic T. Greew- next six years may 1)ave:a8 noble a solu­ balgc, rep., governor, his plurality over tion as the great questions of their day Roesell was lOjtOO greater than the year and at the trends cf those great republi­ before. Michigan re-elected Johu X dWcti. cans who preserved the union, upbeM tbe rep., governor, tef'over 100,006 plurality, < honor of the nation -and gave tbe people the entire congreerional detegotion. and thirty years of peace, prosperity and prothe entire tlrgtetaSve ticket, save one. -tgress,” 'South Dakota re-elected C. H. Sht«don, rep., governor, <ond legislature <rap. by The German Government shows c dispo­ ■targe majorities. North Dakota dected sition to sutenU tire case of tbe -importa­ -'Roger Aliin, rep.<overnor by 12,000 plu- tion of American-etotle to experts which rallty, legislature also strongly republican^ •will probably reaclt satisfactorily and Minnesota, elected Knute Nelson, «rep., again make wide tbe ways of tbe remigrat . governor, by a plurality ot W.WHl, all of ic translantte steer. Tbe trade in’ live - 7 congressmanrren., and legislature rep., stock of this cort -with Germany has not on joint baltet by 92 votes over clem, and hitherto been overwhelmingly targe, only pop. combined. Idaho elected her state 17,831 having been sent thither during the ticket all rap. ana a rep. majority on joint five years beginning with 18W. Bjit It ’ ballot la her lefttalature. New Hampshire is likely to increase if things ge well and t-elected Obaales'A. Busiel. rep. governor. do oeeasiea arhee in our tariff legislation* with increased majorities. Wyoming to trump up a case against us under cov­ elected W. A.®icharda, rep. governor and er of which a reprisal may he instituted. a rep. majority on joint ballet on the legis­ Tbe tax or sagar levied by tbe last Con­ lature. gress affected one of the largeat German exports to this country, that of sugar, The result of the election, te made the which iu the years named exceeded $100,­ basis of a greet many political and mathe­ 000.000. At Che same time our exports of matical problems.that are exceedingly dittmeat products were 349,000,00*, ot which cultof solution, and to navy It'would $37,000,000 were for the single article of aeem almost heyon d their political com­ lard, and of breadstuffs $37,000,000. In putation. lottbe first piace,-in order to com parison w’.tt these com modi ties, the make it plain, we find that tn localities steer trade is rather light, but it is worth where tbe democrats, popaiirts, prohibi­ looking after and protecting, and will very tionists, Cleveland men, and anti-Clevelikely be re-ealatflshed soon -on its old land men united, and then didn't turn out footingon election day. and the republicans did. when tbe votes was counted, the repo MiOf tbe2d0 democratic members of the cans were ahead as a general thing, in house, only 64 were re-elected and they Other localities, where the above named are principally -from the smith. Only 2 parties didn’t-unite, and ran separate tick­ out of 44 democrats were elected (from the ets, and weKfnt numerous enough, when east, aud only 6 eat of 53 from the we^L tbe votes were pounted, we fiad’tlie repub­ This shows as plainly as facts and figures licans had a majority over alL In tbe le- can show that when the manufacturing cailties where the democrats were very and industrial interests were hit with a strong (as in Wilson dlst, W. Va,) and went staggering btow by democratic tariff re­ to the poles on election day, and a large form (so called) tbe people rose in their percentage of them voted the republican might and stamped it out as tber -would a ticket, and Che republicans voted Ihek pestilence. 1 ticket straight, when the votes were couned, it was found that Wilson didn’t got How have tbe mighty fallen! mart be a votes enough, he lost just tbe percentage thought pervading the minds <ft demo­ of votes, the republicans gained, see? In crats and populism-as they take a survey local itUs where democrats were opposed of their fallen heroes. Wilson, Hill, to the Cleveland administration, and did- Bpringer. Holman, Outhwaite, Bynum, not want to vote the republican ticket, and Cry an, Hatch, Bland, Tom Johnsen, Old staid at home, we find if there bad bees a (Bloody bridles, and a.bost of leaser Mghts. few more tach, «be vote would ibave bees ; ^•No sound shall awake them to glory unanimous as in Michigan, where one got away, preserved (or seed. In localities of tbe great manufacturing industries, the Republicans have not the power is »alaborers, weak, pale, and emaciated by tianal affairs as yet to show howlhey will long fasting, and democratic reduction of handle the great questions before tbe peo­ tbe hours of labor, marched like ghosts of ple to-day, but they have power to etop Libby, and Andersonville to the poles, and further vicious legislation such as has forgetting party names, and when the characterized, the present admin 1st ration votes were counted,-everything had gone throughout. republican, and by majorities, that seems Those democrats who nontended that :to have paralysed tbe-opposltlon, and in a sort of dazed stuper, thpy have tried to the passage of the Wiiscm bill, with the ^explain how it all came about, and tbelr income tax attachment, would cause tbe democrats to lose every northern state; explanations need to beexplalned. seemed to knpw what they were talking about Whichg* it? Either the stupidity and ignorance, Md The latest acqnsitlon to the lecture field entire lack erf statesmanship or the wilful assumption of dictatorial power of tbe la Gov. Waite. Tbe Gov. will probably always be on hand, even If has to wade gtwemtnent at Washington, is making a laughing stock of tbe United States through blood to the hones fctMta, but he amongst other nations and lowering tbe will no doubt have to Waite for an audi­ standard of intelligence and statesmanship ence. Thanksgiving The Best Oysters . . . .... In The Market. Tokay and Malaga Grapes. Nice Florida Oranges. The finest Olives in Town. Boiled Cider; Citron; Orange and Lemom Peel, and ev­ ery thing for Mince Meat. Our Thanksgiving order for Oysters is a large one. We can supply all with the finest goods to be had. Bowens' and Hastings' Mills BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. Hams & _Wrno ■”'““TS85I,g3Iii TROY LAUNDRY hue door of Journal 0tHee........................ Christmas Bells The Navy Department has just com­ pleted a test of aluminum as a material for ship’s boats, with the object of determ­ ining its adaptability to naval uses. On account of kt. comparatively light weight, its utility on board ship would be almost ineslmable if it were not for the fact that It has been now shown to be exceedingly susceptible to tbe corrisive action of salt water. • Miss Florence Nightingale, at tbe age of 74, la enjoying excellent health. She is a rich woman, having, besides some pri­ vate weans, tbe >250,000 publicly sub­ scribed for'her by the English people at the close of the Crimean war. Miss Florence Marryat, the novelist and daughter of the famous Captain Marryat, is to deliver a series of lectures in this country on the following topics: "The Mistakes in Marriage,” "The New Wo­ man,” and "Can the Dead Return?” Delaware Is not' a densely populated State, but were Texas as thickly peopled her population would be about 25,000,000. Were Texas as numerously peopled as Massachusetts her population would ex­ ceed by 10,000,000 the total population of tins United States accordiag to the census of 1899. More impressive still. If Texas were as densely people as Rhode Island her population would be more than 83,­ 000,009. . who ignores current topics will be rele­ gated to some dusty upper shelf where it will be impossible for him to cramp and defoi re the minds of the future rulers of the Republic.” This spicy commentary on the study of cunont topics In schools, comes to us from Prof. J. M. Consley, in tbe Mississippi Central Normal School. One of the special objects of the Extension Department Is to infuse this spirit Into the teachers throughout the country and as­ sist them in putting into operation and sustaining a simple though definite and systematic plan for the study of current events. Much that has to be done in the line of reformation would be rendered unneccessary if the educators of tbe country especially those wbo are carry on our great Public School System, would do their part in formation along this Import­ ant line. It was with this same convic­ tion that President Cyrus Northrup, of the University of Minnesota, wrote at tbe begitming of our work: -Classes In Cur­ rent Topics, with Public Opinion for In­ formation. must be very valuable. There is, perhaps no more serious evil iu educa­ tional matters than the neglect of under­ graduates of the history that is making, while they may be very earnest in study­ ing history that has been aude. I think very highly therefore of classes to study the present.”—From "Public Opinion. The stories of Ruth McEnry Stuart have a flavor as distinct as tha frost-bitten persimmon of the region about which she writes. They are Southern In atmosphere, but they appeal to readers of all sections by their human and humorous qualities. “The Dividing Fence” in tbe Christmas Harper’s, is another tale of famous though fictitious Simpkiqsville, and Is written in Mrs. Stuart’s most engaging manner. Tbe first chapters of Tboa. Hardy’s new novel. -The Simpletons” appear on the December Harpers. It will continue throughout the year. Mr. Howard's re­ cent novel "Tess” has been received with great favor.__________________ Electrocution, which for several years has been used bv New York State for putting its condemned criminals to death may soon be put to a new trial. Some eminent authorities, Including wexl known physicians and electricians claim -that tbe shock in the chair does not kill, but the victim Is in a state of suspended anima­ tion and that the autopsy always held af­ ter the electrocution actually Is murder. Dr. Gibbins of Syracuse, has invented an apparatus, claiming to Im able to resusci­ tate electrocuted criminals, and has peti­ tioned re be allowed to try bls experiment ou Wilson the murderer who is awaiting electrocution at Albany prison. Several Church and Society. prominent state papers are urging the Your attendance is desired at the Em­ granting erf his request and by all means manuel Y. P. 8. C. E. Sunday evening. to let all the light |>ossM)le be shed upon The meeting will be led by Miss Mary eieetrocutioB, which may prove to be Powers. a worse torture than any of a past barbarThe society connected with Emmanuel church will be entertained Thursday Dec. Mrs. Fannie Barrier Williams, a highly 6th.. by Mesdamos E. Powers, W. Powers, educated colored lady desired lo become a Bentley. Coigrove. Silsbee. McElwain, member of tbe Chicago Women’s Club but Lathrop, Bronson, VsnArman, Rogers and was rejected on account of her color. Chi­ tbe Misses May Roberts. Olive Lathrop, cago papers have censured this very much. and Mary Powers. Supper served in Par­ Tbe Kalamazoo Twentieth Century Club ish house from 5 to 7. composed of women, of whom Mrs. Lu­ The subject at the Methodist Episcopal cinda Stone Is president have - made Mrs. Williams an honorary member of their ehurch next Sunday evening Is. "The Marriage Vow.” Morning services ns club. usual. Monthly class meeting. Epworth What is probaWy the largest oil well League at 4:30. ever'drilled In ibis country was struck Remember and be present at public last week on the Jones farm, Madison Township. Sandusky County, Ohio. Tbe Thanksgiving ou Thursday at tbe Baptist church at 10:30. Silver offering for the well has settled down to a steady gait of destitute poor of the city. 950 barrels per hour. Thousands of bar­ rels of oil were lost before the monster Y. P. S. C. E. Presbyterian church next could be controlled, a thirty acre corn Sunday evening. Mrs. Husted will pre­ field adjacent being covered six inches side deep. Huge logs aad chains hold the The Mission Band of the Presbyterian covering from being blown out. Four church will give an entertainment on Fri­ solid five inch streams are thrown. Twen­ day evening, tbe 80th at 7:80. of singing, ty 250-barrel tanks are up one being filled recitations and a talk by Dr. Thomas 8uevery eighteen minutes. leeba of Mesopotamia. A silver admltance fee to go to Mr. Sly’s orphanage. Tbe only orphanage where the whole of Notice to Stockholder*. tbe contributions go directly without de­ * Tbe annual meeting of tbe stockholders duction to the orphans. of the Riverside Cemetery Company erf the Epworth League as usual Sunday eve­ city of Hastings, Mich., will be held on Wednesday, December 5th., 1894, at 7 ning to be led by Mias Bertha Rider. Subject, "Christian Ethkw.” o'clock p. m.. standard time, at tbe office ot John Beasmer. tbe Council room being Meeting at the Spiritualists hall next occupied by tbe Board of Education that Sunday as usual. evening. Tbe busineM of tbe me The richest tad of gold made of 4atg election <rf three trustees ------------_l in tbe place ot Harrison P. naves, Nashville It would sees that ike glaaost universal Brusie E. Whitney, Nashville was by a Tennessee farmer who took Julio. BmkII. John Beaamer and Jnmea Daniel Stumpf. Assyria protest, issued by tbe American people Howe*, whose term ot offloe aspires that Hattie A. Haith. Assyria >48,000 in gold bars and nuggets from an day and aneb other bnalnesa aa may bo against tbe presidential policy of Grover 5srA.N.?s&W”ine Indian grave. brought before the moetln* la tbe Hawaiian matter should have lasted All owners or lots by purchase are dark Robinson, Hone ’ kin through lire administratioa gt least, A Bertha Terpening. Hope Cassius M. Clay should be gallant atockbolden and entitled to vote. and that he should not have 'caused the Milla, Prairieville enough to permit his rife to play with her punctual attendance la hereby requested. Maurice Mi&a Garrett, Prairieville E. T. Booi.x, Free. dolls whenever she pleases to do so.—Ex. J ohn Bimmer, Clerk. m’ffigsiisjs tbe vale of abaoM>, and national bpmlliare Uon during his admtntatration. But beA dispatch was wired over the country last week that John L. Sullivan was dead. Unfortunately the report was false. We will have the choicest ud best of everything MICH HASTINGS, On accoimt of the exceeding hard times the Troy Laundry lias concluded to make the following reductions in prices: If not, you cannot Jo better than to visit my Exposition of all that is artistically choice in my line. The se­ lection displayed of Fine . Ggnt’a Lhu Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Optical Goods, and Pianos & Organs. Shirts, . . . Night Shirts. . Woolen Shirts. Under Shirts, . Drawers, . . Socks, per pair, Old New ITlc. Price IO C 8 c IO c 8c IO c He 8c 5C h c 5C SC Collars 2 c. Cuffs 4 c. per pair. has never been surpassed in the city and my price is just right. Special Low Kates on Family "Washings. Goods called for and delivered. John gessmer, Try the Troy Laundry. Wc are The Jeweler. sure they can and will please you. Giosino oui sale. 1 Within the next thirty day I wih sell .... . I I ..... B **%%******%************a*v*%%ws%^%u%w<vwoo%w*%% I 4*um*'**********ta**vmM%MMw*wvmuv»vy AT COST 5 My entire stock of Millinery, fancy goods, hoods, fascinators, Etc., Etc. . . . . . H H Mrs. Game Spence. I ■■...• '1 r Majestic Lead During the week of the “ Hajestic” exhib we sold twenty of these famous stoves to the ■ of this county. Those who bought are all exc well pleased with their purchase. The M the result of years of study, and the cc xedingly ia)estic is ^summation and perfection attained from long exp' Manufacture of stoves by one of the ’ the Country. itkrtf people erience in the • larg^Jt firms in XailM. The meetinc or the Waler Committee will be beta the lint sad third Toeoday, of each mouth at the council room, ccto- China has offered to pay Japan an i»demnity of >175,00*,006 to stop the war WARRANTY DKED3. Frank Bulky to Mriaaccbon W Examine the MAJESTIC at buto tbe time aud the hour. By Order Comm. * BROS �Hasting Banner Thursday, Nov. 29, 189^.4 W. R. COOK. Local Kditar. do you KNOW THAT THE UPTO DATE DRUG STORE IS LOCATED ONE DOOR EAST OF TLHE CITY BANK, WHERE AL Tflt; POPULAR PATENT MET>icrNES ARE SOLD, WHERE YOU CAN GETYOUR • DYE STUFFS PUT UP RIGHT AND PURE, WHERE YOUR FAMILY PRESCRIPTIONS are FILLED AS WRITTEN WHERE WHEN YOU CALl’ FOR AN ARTICLE YOU GET WHAT YOU CALLED Ft)R AND PHYSICIANS FRESCRIPTON’S AKE COMPOUNDED WITH PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. WHERE EVERYTHING IS PURE, CHEAP AND RIGHT. for 81.M. . „------- — «ua inter Ocean Miss Fannie Stebbins Is home from Yp­ You will always find interesting reading silanti. , matter on the Inside local page. Doa’t lay UtCS> Nevins Is visiting relatives in j tbe paper aside until yuu have read IL tlrn city. Tbe total number of %lrths returned Sheriff McKevitt is confined to bls in Michigan for 1893, was 46.211; of with rheumatism. • marriage*. 20.107; and of deaths, 31.719. I C. G. Holbrook Is on the sick 1181 being One of those Ice wool shawls would confined to bls room. make a lovely Christmas present for your I Miss Sable Beadle Is horns from Jackfriend. Call aud see them at Min Trim-1। son for Thanksgiving. Bar’s. p<John 8. Harper, the lumberman, A finer weekly paper than baa the Chicago gone to Irelaud for a visit Inter Ocean cannot be found. Merrlli^oote left Tuesday, for a It contains Muiethlng for everyone. We two offer It with weeks trip In St. Joe county. th” Bannib for 81.88, Ol,n fW Mendon C’iiiekvn and turkey thieves Visited l«t> last bight to spend Thanksgiving. ertd Rutland farmers last wteb. <k**l‘,hg a Mlu Arioa McOmber is spending a Wood many so we bear a poor widow. If the parties can tie taught they should be days with Muskegon friends. The Modern Drug Store. Sherwin Williams’ Paint Masury’s Varnishes, LS THE BEST. For finishing interior of houses. BERRY BROS.’ Hard Oil. Covers More, Wears Longer, Looks Best MASURY’S COLORS And will save you n.ore money than any other paint made. Mr. aud Mre. Len Felghner. ot 'Nash­ ville, spent Sunday In ths city. Avoiit taking cold by purchasing and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Nagler spent wearing apme of the warm footwear tbat L. E. Stauffer Is displaying. Especial at­ Sunday with Freeport relatives. tention is called to the ladles beaver >hoea Miss Bessie Donovan returned from Grand Rapids Tuesdav morning. , and storm Alaskas. L. E. SxAUrrEu. In Oil and Japan. .-.for* mr.je examples of. A hop will be given to-morrow night. In tbe K. of P. armory hall, by the members of the Un1 formed Rank. A. pleas­ ant time la anticipated. T%e Hastings Mandolin and Guitar Club wtit furnish music. V The reason our sales art tecreaalng is just this. Not bow much we can make on the shoe, but bww cheap we can sell It, is the way we mark cur goods. Give us a call and be cMvtemed that thia is a fact WOOULKY * BRONSON. • QIKtMLATION * i Tbe friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Grigsby, of Chicago, will regret lo learu of Hereafter, changes for advertisements their toss In a recent large fire In that city, . nust reach this office Tuesdays at latest to of all their household goods and clothing. tasarp Insertion in the issue of the week Tbe fire broke out in a large block, and when brought. tbe entire Iom was nearly 8100.000. Il ugh Relley has gone north,, where he । will spend tbe winter with his brother. FRED L. HEATH James Dooley, of Grand Rapids, visited relatives and friends in the city over Sun­ day. THE DRUGGIST. Mrs. J. A. Greble and mother have re­ turned from a several months visit in Brooklyn. LOCAL NEWS. Richard Messer returned last week from a business trip In tbe lute rest of the Wool Boot Co. 1 us week, —-— PERSONAL MENTION Boiled elder and JMUm A. No. 1 lu quality al Phillipa & Erb’s. 85 quires. Gen. Parkhurst and Miss Parkhurst, of I Coldwater, will spend Thanksgiving at Mrs. Mary Goodyear’s. Mrs. C. H. Hayter is in Hastings called there by tbe severe illness of her mother, Mrs. Glllasple.—Middleville Sun. Miss Bessie McPbarlln has gone to' Our millinery trade has Increased won­ Grand Rapids to attend a Thanksgiving derfully In the past year which shows that I Ball given by tbe Hynlc Kittles Club. All who have accounts at Mrs. Carrie our prices are right and our styles new Mrs. Fred Cutler, of Ionia, formerly Speiji .' please call and settle. and desirable. We appreciate this and Mies Ella Ryerson, and little boy, of Ionia, House to rent or sell. shall endeavor to keep abreast of tbe times. have been visiting relatives in the city. •O. D. Spa.ui.bixo. Lulu Fkigh.ner. |KMr. nd Mrs. Fred Spangemacher. of Good raisins 5c. per lb or 0 It*, for 25c, Mr. Glenn W. Greenfield says, that if Middleville, were lu tbe city last week at rhilfip* A Erbs, . yoq want a “Read|r to wear suit", Dress, and attended the chrysauthenum festival. A Port land. Ionia Coufity. family have Semi Drew ot Bmlows. Cll 9" Nn> ba’ll Mrs. Barrell, of Hastings. well foot children In rapid succession by beila.lto.ee hl. Barty Conntj friend. 1‘Auow v - —reader, — — „ .by mlnv ot oar diphtheria. and they’ll gain vain by Soln. and doing I» It Greenfield I. is . glad to report on the gain.—Caledonia Farmers can get their razors honed with £. 8. Pierce Clothier. “Under the , w . Busby I Tower Clock’’ Grand Rapids. cbesp andln first clnss shape Mr. find Mt*, and Mr*. Mrs. W. H. U. Wanzer of YpslYpsiBros, barber shop. Teats aredt? at the State Agricultural lauti, and Dr. and Mrs. Cha*. Russell, of Lost —A black knit shawl on Ghen Colhgfu rdkORa VSrimrlm.nl Station tlila fall in 1 » n.. — _ — ---u__. . ------• m. — Experiment Station ibis fall In Allegan, are here to spend Thanksgiving Street Thursday eve. fTbder please n- fading lambs are given iu detail in the Day with Mr. and Mrs Julius Russell. turn to Mrs. Perry Busby. October bulletin, which may be had by 0® fibrnmeal. graham, and buckwlTat addressing Secretary Agricultural College, Sve thow fin. dnwralM lamp sh.de. for lour are guarantee j to tr’strictly A l-ansing, Michigan. A feed of clover bay esc. at rbltllp-, * Erbs. Worth twice aud com produce the beat results. Xc. ! rr.xl*. t. E. Staotfer. tl»e'money. Fifty Battle Creek ladies have signed a Here are a list of things any of which We have secured lower rates for tbe ■‘♦’ution to remove their hats ot bonnets would make a nice Christmas present. Weekly Inter Ocean again, and can now ■’ ‘be theatre. May the good wurk go Fruit plate*, fancy plates,decorated lamps, offer it and the Banxek for 81.35. glassware, cups and saucers, dinner aid ‘ Joshua Crouch, tbe farmer .against W. Hicks has purchased the Holden tea seta, and lota of fancy dishes, all of | whom Mrs. Itapuon obtained a verdict of p ucu opposite his home vn S. Park street which can be found at Phillip's A Erbe 18443 at the last session of the Circuit ' h. Bir^iaa hnd wife have moved here j grocery stofo. You are Invited to eali and Court dropped dead In bta house Tuesday examine. ■ rom C. ,qj»r Springs and will occupy it. evening. Wp are nnable to learn when Reports to the state board of health the funeral will be held. 1 v- Ill receive city taxes all days of the show that rheumatism, neuralgia, bronA great many people who pay their '-’.cept Mondays and Saturdays at cl.'ilta, tonsiiitis. Influenza, in order named, debts promptly are negligent about paying • fciValkenburgh'sstore, causing most sickness in Michigan during for their newspaper. We know of no N. T. Diamond. the week enuing Nov. 10th. Consumption reason why this should be so unless 'it Is tf»’hat shall 1 buy for Christmas? Well reported at 381 places, typhoid fever 71, .because the amount is small and can be <*ie of those handsome lamps at Phillips & scarlet lever 50. diphtheria 37, measles 5, paid at any time aud consequently is neg­ nri-. will be sure to please a wife, sister, and smallpox at 5 places. lected. It is true tbe amount is small but or triend and they don’t cost much either. We learn at our postoffice that the Lest f n newspaper of average circulation has as People who contemplate ordering Photo­ and only way to make the new statujs . many subzeribers as the business places of graphs for Holiday gifts should commence stick is io “lick” them but once, aud tbat j the town taken altogether have customers now and give us ample chance to get ths lightly as tbe thin layer of mucilage will I | and tbe small amount coming from each not stand mure. It might be a good plan j one of these subscribers aggregate large W'o-k nut in due time. for Postmaster Sheldon to have rules । H. J. Christmas. sums. We believe if the people thoroughit you’re coming lo Grand Rapids soon, framed and hung near the general delivery I ly understood that no newspaper that Is at mending to buy Men or .Roy’s Clothes, window, instructing tbe public how to 1 all worthy of the same can be run without a considerable expense, they would be Glenn W. Greenfield will make it an object “lick.” . If you want a fine tailor made suit don’t । more prompt in remitting for tbe paper. for you to see him. He’s with E. Pierce, SHERWIN WILLIAMS >5 Years Wall Paper, Window Shades, Colors in Oil and Japan. Surfacene, All Kinds of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Stains for House and Fancy Work. BOOKS, SCHOOL GLOBES, KINDERGARTEN SUPPLIES, - - - - - - school record books, crayons , erasers , • etc t ■■ .1 ■ ' W. H. HOODYEAR, SSffir. BaNxrirtand Inter Ocean for 81.35. Clothier; .“Under the Tower Clock”, Grand Rapids. “ Whiskey" Allen, o( Orangeville, was arrested upon complaint of his wife for non-support. Ills trial was held before Justice Kenaston Tuesday and be was plaeed undei 8100 bonds. fail to call on J. Forbes, tbe tailor, over J. 8. Goodyear’s store. He can please you. The clothes that he makes will fit you and will cost you but a trifle more than the ready made goods. Also If you have any repairing to be done be will do it for you In a neat, workmanlike manner Your attention Is called to the advertls- and at moderate expense. Don’t forget ment of Housemen. Donnaliay and Juneq the place. Tbe story that Frank Tucker, the actor, of Grand Rapids on our Inside local page. They say it will pay* you to come 100 miles had had his leg amputated turns out to be even if you have only a suit of clothes to a fake. When the doctor and his assis­ tants were about to perform the operation purchase. Those coupons to be had with cash trade Frank defied them to do it and said be at W. H. Goody eat’a. E. Y. Hugle’s, would have his bead cut off before bis leg Woolley and Bronson’e, Hicks A Spence should be, and so tbe doctors desisted and L. E. Stauffer’s are worth looking much against their desire. Frank’s leg is after. They go same as cash at F. R. now getting along nicely but it will be about one Inch shorter than the other.— Pancoast’s store. Just look at those 85.00 pants at Lunn’s Greenville Democrat The state board of health are sending the tailot's. They are as cheap as ready made pants and will be made to fit you. circulars broadcast over the state, urging all persons not vaccinated to have it done Pauts that fit not only look better but they wear better. I .eave yOur order for a pair at once. In Sebewa, Ionia county, small­ pox has broken out In the family of Su­ at Lunn’s. pervisor Halladay. His two children, Hello! Greenfield! I want a winter suit hired man are down with tbe disease aod that’ll wear and fit me as well as those you two other cases are reported. Several sold me last Spring. Can you do it? Every bouses have been quarantined and nearly time, said Glenn W. Greenfield with E. 8. everyone in tie township and adjoining •Pierue, Clothier “Under tbe Tower Clock’ townahlps have been vaccinated. Grand Rapids. Tbe postmaster at Grand Rapids has The Kalamazoo Telegraph says that In Jost returned to tbe poa|office depart­ case Congressman Burrows is elected to ment at Washington 600.000 worthless to tbe United States senate it is practically 2-cent postage stamp* upon which there settled that Bev. Washington Gardner, was no mucilage, and tbe Detroit office now secretary of state, will be Burrow’s teas returned a million for a like reason. successor in the lower bouse. This comes from the government engaging Be porta at the recent State Sunday Tn a business they knew nothing about txLeolowention *i GiaM Rapid* !■*, through a mistaken Ide* of economy. It week showed there are nearly a half a million Sunday school scholars and 46,000 well job. and atteod »uieU> 9! Tbe following is taken from tbe Orlando, Florida, Reporter and concerns Barry County people:—“Tbe Reporter staff this .morning feasted on some delicious oranges | of last year’s crop. Last spring Mr. C. W. Smith, wbo spends his winters at his home on Magnolia avenue, took with him when he left In the early spring, some oranges to bls home at Nashville, Mich., where he conducts an immense egg and creamery business in which be of course uses a cold storage system. Tbe oranges were placed in the cold storage room and kept all summer, fully retaining not only tbe juice, but tbe exquisite flavor charac­ teristic of the fruit when it -first reaches a state ot maturity. This is a pointer to capitalists who might put Id a plant here, store thousands of boxes of fruit until summer and then sell them at their own price.” A commendable innovation has been introduced by Secretary of State ’ Gardner lu the manner of distribution of certain re­ ports Issued from his office. It has been the custom to ship every year to the Coun­ ty Clerks great numbers of the “Vital Statistics," “Joint Documents" etc., whlcb were far In excess of any demands made for them by tbe public,and which accumu­ lated as useless lumber in the county of­ fices until finally destroyed This office is in receipt of a copy of tbe Vital Statis­ tics report for 1893 directly from tbe State Department, and County Clerks will be supplied In the future with only as many copies as they can actually distri­ bute. The report is an excellent one. well illustrated with maps and diagrams, and will prove of great interest to physi­ cians. health officer*, clergymen, and all intere.-ted in the important subject, In“ lbs,* marriages and to looking Hive vital statistics deaths, and • Down They Go! Nobody in the county ever saw such Bargains in the Boot and Shoe Line as we are giv­ ing at the present time. Cold weather is coming on and you will want something not only warm and comfortable, but something that will last as well. Just now there is an active demand for Felt Boots and Rubber goods, and to supply that demand we are selling The Mishawaka Combination Knit. Boot for $2 50 and $2.75. Felt Boots and Rubbers for $2.00. Remember that we are sole agents for the genuine Snag Proof Rubber Boots and Shoes, the best goods ever offered for the money and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Buy a pair and you will never use anything else. . Our motto is to give the best goods at the lowest prices possible. Give us a call......... In These Times A dollar looks as large as a town clock, and a man has got to see the same proportionate value in the goods he buys. This week we are offering. GOOD HEAVY COTTON UNDERWEAR FOR 35c BEST WHITE MERINO “ “ • • ■ 40c SHIELD FRONT and DOUBLE BACK GREY UNDERSHIRTS, 50c WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR 75c, 80, 85,11.00,11.25. (Must be eeen to be appreciated.) 15c to 45c WOOL SOCKS from The reputation of this house is it’s most valuable possession and is your sure guarantee of square dealing. Plush and Cloth Caps. R. K. Grant. �the position of a soldier and waited for see. May I look at itr "It is scarcely started yet," be re­ him to pass. No officer who has been any length of time in the service would plied, "but aa you are an artist! need not pojnt out to you what it lacks to have dedred or expected a repetition of my salute, but the lieutenant stepped complete it." She gazed upon the picture with The Great Daily of Michigan. up and shook his fist at me and rough­ great interest, for every bold stroke of ly radd: " ‘What do you mean, fellow? Do the penciF and every delicate shade you know who I am? Why do you not proclaimed a master's hand. For some You take your home paper ■ of course you do, but it is a mistake moments she stood in rapt admiration, snlntc me?’ ' not to read “The Great Daily of Michigan," the leader in every branch "I tried to explain to him, but he her lipa parted and her bright expres­ of news, as well as thought and literary merit. If you find any or all crcsnly told me to shut up, and said he sive eyes drinking iu every detail of would teach me the respect due an offi­ the young artist's work. other State papers profitable, yet THE NEWS should and will find a "Your work la that of the finished cer. Hc'thcn placed me under arrest. "Where did you place in your handsand your families. Tens of thousands of other Sir, 1 served as a private soldier for six artist," she said. learn this?" years and was never in the guardhouse citizens of this great State have found its worth. "At my home tn a far eastern state. as n> prisoner, and during my fourteen years’ service us a non-commissioned I developed a taste for dewing when THE EVENING NEWS, 2 CENTS PER COPY. officer I have never until now been but a child, and every facility for ad­ 10 CENTS A WEEK. -eTDAIT under arrest, and it hurts me, sir. He vancement in the art was placed at my *1.20 FOR 3 MONTHS SY UAIU DETROIT. humbled me before some of the men of disposal. In both drawing and paint­ ' Agencies in every village, town end city In the State o! Michigan. my troop, but I don’t mind tbat so ing I hod the best instrv rturs to be much as the disgrace he has fastened found in the country.” to me." “Now I am Private Brown, an en­ "Is that all that passed between you, listed man of D troop. Sixth cavalry," sergeant?” h« renlied. with a sad smile. [ military air anti brass buttons. Enjoy "That is all, sir. The lieutenant (To be Continued.) ■ £our trophies while you may, my boy, used some language that he would be f----*.— ' J-i* * ’ ’,____ * * for stern duty will soon bid yon shake I ashamed to use toward a soldier of my What a Ward Will do. th.. nf Ihn Iwiun «....1 . off the aspect of the beau and don the j service after he has been in the army Byron reminds us that a word is enough more earnest air of the soldier.” awhile, but I do not complain of that. tn arouse mankind to mutual slaughter. BY CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD. Lieut. Vandever came, and was at I wish the disgrace of arrest wiped Yes, there is power In a word—Marathon, (JT£E POST SCOUT. > once located iu bachelor quarters and from my long record, sir, that is all.” for Instance, Waterloo, Gettysburg, Aplisted for duty. Capt. and Mrs. Colby, I pomatox. Great battles these, but what a Copyrighted iBw. by Captain Jack Crawford, ------------------- ,.rf. —r..----- "If it will in any manner soothe your as the oldest in point of residence ■ wounded feelings, sergeant, I will say great battle Is going on in^maay a sick fAll Rights Reserved In yours, perhaps. at the post, announced\a reception in ! to you that I have known you for a and suffering body, At a border military post the officers honor of the new officer, and on the | long time and have always regarded Take courage. You can win. Call to and their families live in a little world evening designated the parlor of the ’ you as a model soldier. You can go to your aid Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis­ covery. It acts powerfully upon Uje ll^er of their own. The social circle at one zColby ' '', quarters “irtirz was_._L_ ! your quarters. I will look into the well111.2 filled..12i with cleanses the system of all blood taints and of these remote garrisons may "best be officers and‘ *ladies. *’ -Lieut. - - — । Vandever Impurities, cures all humors from a com­ described as a military family, the was introduced to all, and was cordial­ The sergeant saluted and retired, members of which are drawn into ly welcomed into the society of the and an orderly was dispatched to sum­ mon blotch or eruption to the worst scro­ close relationship by isolation from the garrison. He proved to be a quite mon Lieut.-Vandever to headquarters. fula. .“alt-rheum, "fever-sores,*, acaley or great, busy world to the eastward. handsome young gentleman, and hud The young officer bad from his window rough skin, iu short, all diseases caused by impure blood. Great eating ulcers rap­ Within the limits of this circle the brought with him a smile which had seen the sergeant leave the office, and idly yield under its benign influence. Es­ * strongest ties of friendship are formed, no doubt played sad havoc with maid­ instinctively felt that his unwarranted pecially potent In curing tetter, Eczema, and the frequent social parties which enly’ hearts at the alma matcr on the action had been reported to the colo­ erysipelas, carbuncles, sore eyes, scrofu­ serve us oases to break the monotony historic Hudson, yet beneath the sur­ nel. He entered the commander’s lous sores and swellings, hip joint disease, in the desert of garrison life seem more face there seemed to lurk an imperious, presence with a timid air. and seated "white dwellings," and enlarged glands as family gatherings than fashionable tyrannical, if not cruel nature, which himself in a chair pushed toward him. affairs. A brotherly and sisterly feel­ the smiling* face could not entirely con­ “Lieutenant, you have placed Sergt. Dr, Pierces’s Pellette cure permanently ing exists among the officers and ladies ceal. He was studiously polite in his Barrett of your troop under arrest." constipation, billlousness, elckheadache, whose lot is east so far away from the demeanor toward the ladies and en- t • "Yes, sir. for showing me disrespect.” >! and indigestion. borders of civilization, and when by deavored to be n “hail fellow well , "In what manner?” that Immovable decree, a military met” among A law and order league has been organ­ but - the - gentlemen, . , a sort ,i "He failed to salute me when I passed order, an officer is transferred to a dis­ of repellant glance which at times shot « him, and retorted when I reprimanded ized in Detroit tant post the departure of himself and from his eyes wont went fur far tnn-nrrl toward tmntK. smoth­ him.••” Whin tbe hair begins to fall out or turn family, if he be married, creates a ering the warmth with which both Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infhnts "Had be not saluted you in a proper gray, the scalp needs doctoring, and we break in thi family circle which is as gentlemen and ladies would have glad­ and respectful manner but a moment know no letter specific than Hall's Vege­ and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor sincerely mourned as would be the de­ ly welcomed him. ■ table Sicilian Hair Reaewer. before?" other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute parture for a far distant point of r Alice was at the party and was ex­ "Yes, sir, but then I was entering A Petoskey young lady stands six feet member of a home circle in private life. quisitely lovely iu her dress of purest the for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. the qua; quarters. He did not recognize me four Inches iu her shoes. Tbe rcmainiugunembers of a military white. She was the especial idol of ’ whenXl camo out any more than he * I camo out any more than he It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by The numerous cures ot rheumatism by family suffer a sense of bereavement the ladies of the garrison, and there.! would have done one of his own cbmthe use of the old standard blood-purl tier, Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays which cud scarcely be conceived by wasmoro than one dissatisfied look on I panions.” Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, show' conclusively those not familiar with garrison life, the more matronly faces when it was - In ' feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, “ what language did be retort that it Is an effective remedy, it not In­ and the departure of a mcml>er is as observed that Vandever seemed to be when you reprimanded him?” deed the specific, for this most painful cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves sincerely mourned as if bound to those greatly smitten with her charming' “He endeavored to excuse himself for and preslsteii* of maladies. What has to whom he bids an indefinite farewell presence and grace of manner. He was ■ —his—his—his breach of military disci­ teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. cured others will cure you. . by ties of blood. devoted in his attentions to the fair J pline. His words wero respectful, sir, Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach Ex-Mayor Henry Hayden is seriously A prospective addition to the milita­ girl, so much so, in fact, that Lis as- j but the expression on his face was 111 at bls houie In Jaeksou. and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ ry family is always u matter of much siduitiy really annoyed her, and to es- | not.” comment. When the accession is to capes him she excused herself at the ; toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. For slckheadacbr, caused by a disorder­ “A look of-pain at the unmerited dis­ be that of an officer of more or less earliest moment consistent with polite-' grace you had inflicted on him, or one ed stomach, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills are the service Id the field, his coming is ness and went to her home. the most reliable remedy. "My mother of contempt?" Casto ria. Castoria. looked forward to with great pleasure, The young officer evidently classed | “Contempt, sir. Unmistakable con­ firat recommended the pills to me, thirty years ago. They are the mildest and best for In almost, if not quite, every in­ Alice in the same category with the 1 tempt.” “ Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil­ “ Castoria is so well adapted to children that puagatlve In use. ” — 8. C. Bradburn, stance he will be known to some of frivolous young ladies without whose ■ dren. Mothers have repeatedly toid me of its "Out of respect for your rank, Lieut. the officers at the post. In some of the presence life at West Point would have 'Vandever, the sergeant should have Worthington, Mass. D*. G. C. Osgood, labyrinthine movements of the great to him been unendurable. His vanity ; tried to hide his feelingT Fwlfch to In Imlay city bread sells for three cents 111 So. Oxford BL, Brooklyn, K. T. Lowell, Mo-l army machine thpy have been thrown told him that while the girl with mod- I say to you, sir. that Sergt Barrett a loaf or two loaves for five cents. together nt different posts, then sepa­ est instinct treated him shyly at the j was a tried and true soldier when you “ Our physicians in the children's depart •* Castoria b the beat remedy for children of Mrs. Chas. Root, Cedar Springs, Mich., rated by the official order and sent, first meeting she oould not long resist ’ were a puling infant in your mother’s which I am acquaint**!. I hope the day is not unmurmuring, to meet the exigencies . his charms, and would soon listen to arms. I have known him for many was told by physicians tbat they could do eno© in their ouwide practice with Castoria, of the service nt widely separated! his protestations of alleged love as 1 years, and in all of his long and faith- nothing for her. After taking two bottles Intrrrsi of their children, and use Cartnria inmedlcaJ supplies what is known a« regular ’ points. When it is announced at a rapturoualy as a score of girls had ful service this is the first blot ever of "Adironda" she was able to do her own "post that Capt. and Mrs. Sinclair I done during his cadetship. ITcnce, at cast on his record. He is a -man fitted work aud ride to town to do her shoppl ng. merits of Castoria has won us to look with are to be stationed there, those who I their every future meeting lie aimed ( by education and long service to fill a Sold by W. H. Goodyear. favor upon it." • agents down their throxa, thereby sending have never met the expected arrivals ■ his every shaft of wit, eloquence, com­ position above tbe one you now oc­ UxrrtD Hosm-xL xsd Dianruav, Fordyce Johnson, a pioneer of Mendon, "*are enlightened as to their personal • pliment and flattery at the citadel uf cupy. Sergt Barrett is a soldier who Boston, died Saturday uight, aged 87 years. appearance, traits of character and so- I her young heart, and was really snr­ ( is not at all lacking in respect for his Conway, Ark. ciaJ attainments by . those who have 1 prised at her failure to open wide Its superiors in rank. Were I to picet him been with them at other posts, and the gate and bid him enter as its conqueror, 1 and receive and acknowledge his salute officer and his lady are received with as She treated him with marked polite- and on turning around he should sa­ warm recognition by those who have I ness at all times, yet in her heart lute me again, I would think he bad never before seen them as by their ' wished that their meetings might be ! been drinking, sir. and would pardon friends of old. • as the visits of angels in the olden ’ his excessive manifestation of respect But It is different when the an- • adage. , on tlut ground. I believe I have noth­ Douncemcnt Is made that a newly ere- 1 it was not long before it began to be ' ing more to say to you. sir, further ated officer will soon knock for ad mis- | whispered about that Lieut. Vandever I tbun that your hasty order placing this Nine loaves of bread are sold for twenty sion into the garrison family. He will ' was tyrannical and imperiously lordly man under arrest must be instantly re­ five cents in Marcellus on account of the come as a stranger to all. Those offi- , Ju jjjs treatment of the men who came voked." cere who themselves In turn stepped unaCr his supervision when he served Stung to the quick at this official re­ baker's war. from the door of the academy at Wert । as officer of the guard, and had been at buke, the Lieutenant sought his quar­ Point into the field of active service as ! times insulting in his relations with ters. An order was at once sent to the the expected newcomer is about to do, ! the men of his own troop in the quar- non-commissioned officer annulling the OF THE WORLD FOR , are well aware of the mild form of . ters. No complaints were made, howhow­ verbal order of arrest, and directing When Eaby was sick, wv part* tier Caotoria. FOR A TRIFLE LITTLE MONEY torture which awaits them. They I ever, and the rumprs were lightly him to report to the first sergeant of his When she was a Child, silw cried lor CaMorio. know that Mr. Graduate will burst treated until one day Sergt. Barrett, troop for duty. . When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. upon their vision clad in natty attire an old trooper who had grown gray in Lieut. Vandever and MLss Sanford When she had Children, she gave them Canaria. whfch the purifying breezes have not the service, went to headquarters and frequently met, and it did not take tho yet had time to purge of the odor of asked for an interview with the com­ young officer long to learn that any at­ the tailor shop. He will not have been manding officer. His request was tention shown her outside the bounds in the garrison a day ere his trunks promptly granted, for CoL Senford was of ordinary politeness and courtesy The Flint Electric Telephone company will have been emptied of their con­ always accessible to the men under would be met with marked displeasure. tents, and the love trophies they con­ him. The old sergeant entered the He was really desperately in love with will at onee proceed to put in an ex­ tain exhibited to the seemingly patient office, and removing bin cap and salut­ the beautiful girl, and did not despair change at Chesaning. group who sit meekly listening to the ing the commander stood like a statue of arousing in he? heart a responsive a twenty-page journal, [is theXleading Republican family paper of the United pretty young man as he boasts of his awaiting permission to speak. emotion; but her attitude toward him States, It is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general conquests in the rosy field of lovff. news of the United States. It gives tbe events of the foreign lands m a nut­ “What is it, sergeant?” the colonel told him all too plainly tnat he could They will smile serenely as his velvety asked. shell. Its “Agricultural” deportment has do superior In the country. Its never gain her favor through the me­ “ The Niagara Falls Rcule.’* "Market Reports” are recognized authority. Separate departments for “Famtongue purls on, and the time-dimmed "Sir, I have been a soldier for more dium of light flattery and gallant at­ Uy Circle,” "Onr Young Folks.” and "Science and Mechanics.” Its “florae canvas of.their own memory bright­ than twenty years, and this is the first tention which had proved so effective aud Society” columns command tbe admiration' of wives and daughters. Its ens and presents for their edification time I have ever made a complaint. I in transitory love affairs at "The urrwARB. lam.Ip m |p.m.lp.m.[Km. general political news, editorials and discussions are comprehensive, brillirnt I OTIlZSil ».3O the day when they, too, came gliding Point" He soon ceased to force his at­ IUbTTXGS................... I 7.B3I and exhaustive. into the service arena in the same state tentions upon her, and tried to be con­ Stations. 1 tt A SPFCIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and ‘‘The of innocent Insanity. They will not tent to wait and hope. He felt that his BANNER” for tell him so in words, but will mentally charm of manner was irresistible—doz-. say to him: ens of girls had told him so in moon­ C. IL OSBORN. Local Affect. Hwtiat light wanderings—and he did not doubt 0. •¥. RrQOUKF.G. F. *T.A. CblCM’. boy, but you will get over it. Just a that at some future day the fair girl little campaigning, a little of the hard­ would strike her colors and capitulate. ship incident to border military' life am «nd bMstlfiw th* CHAPTER III. will wear the academy glitter from A few days after their first meeting, you, and you will develop in time into while the soldier artist was near the a man of more sturdy mold whose as­ same spot making a sketch of Mount pirations will crave something more Soledad, a prominent peak of the San Address all orders to substantial than the melody of a soft­ Andreas range, Alice camo upon him ly swag love ditty or the giggling smile again. Long before she reached the of a simpering schoolgirl. Those spot where he sat she had seen him withered bouquets bearing the distin­ bending over his work. With girlish guishing names of Rose, and Blanche GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. ' impulsiveness she determined to en­ and Agnes and Katie and other fair Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. deavor to learn something of him, and Best. Room 2, Tribvne Building, New York City, and a sample rode directly up to him. you. will soon find lodgment iu the copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be "If I disturb you, you must frankly coal scuttle; those daintily perfumed mailed to yo^ BREAKFAST-SUPPRB. tell me so and 1 will go away,” she notes will go upward in the smoke of "Bya thorough khowtota at tbe natural said. “I sketch a great deal myaelf, the grate; the oft-kissed photos will lie VAXDXVEB SILKED TO BE GBKATLT laws which govern the operations of -dhreston and naturally take a deep interest i> neglected in your trunk in the utore- 60,000 1 The Evening News, No Other 5oap Does Its Work 5oWell One Trial Will Prove This. PRIVATE BROWN. “-T7 THE N.IUWW. Wife CASTORIA Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria; A WINTER’S ENTERTAINMENT GREAT VALUE WEEKLY NEWS Tbe New York Weekly Tritane g- [£« £5 II LJ I l» Sslfc ... ONE YEAR SrES FOR ONLY $ 1.00 CASH It* AbVUHCE mm! ______ THE HASTINGS BANNER. EPP’S COCOA terfifes who cared little for you, but would have gone to the captain of my troop, but be is sbadnt from post on a hunt, and the officer of whom I would Ep;* h» pro? “Yon do not disturb me in the least, perateUoateJ Miss Sanford," he replied. “As but a aavawmaay private soldier I deem it an honor that the daughter of my commander should "THRIFT IS A GOOD REVENUE,” GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM CLEANLINESS think, sir, there is AND are of artistic tastes? ooanifyT’ rf ' If .fa ■ POLIO . �Hastings City Hutingf, * - Bank, 1 w imam Felghner killed two pigs re­ cently, which were eight mouths and one day old, and lhe pair dressed 620 pounds. (If any of our farmers have made a better I Mich. Moved by Aid. Hicka tbat an order for bal. of sewer job except $5 to be beid by SIGNING THE DECLARATION. Common Council met In adjourned ses­ tbe city until at. monuments are replaced. roeord we would like to bear from them.— sion Friday eve., Nov. 23rd, ’94, Mayor Carried. jNorponted undeMicb5IJJW* ** 01 Nashville News. ' Greuael presiding. Ayes—-Bennett, Busby, Hicks, HuffJefferson was fond of telling a sfory Praaeot at roll call Aid. Bennett, Bus­ mau-aud Waters. I Battle Creek people feel prouder than which illustrates in a forcible manner Naya—none. ’ by, Hicks, Huffman and Waters. ■ Open for bualneMDsc.lB.UM. I ever before. Someone has been looking I the importance that absurdly insignifi­ Moved by Aid. Hicks that the recorder Absent at roll call Aid. Osborn, Tink ­ IFFICEB8: | the town over and announces that although ler. and Weiaaert furnish a statement of cost of sewer on cant matters may sometimes assatne, Di(].R>b;^n.l’res!deat; Broadway and same be given to super ­ I Minutes of last meeting read and ap ­ says the Philadelphia Press. When the i lu population It ranks eithth In the list ’ Cheater M fsser. Vies. Pre*. visor of 1st and 4th wds that lie make as­ deliberative body that gave tbe world I of Michigan cities, still U possesses the proved. D. W. Reynold*, Cashier. sessment for cost ot /ame in aciordsnce tiie declaration of independence was in Hasting*. Nov. 19th, ’94. DPJ>:ctobb> largest printing office In the state, the To the Bon. Mayor and common council with resolutions and ordinance. Car­ session its proceedings were conducted ried W. n. Power*. largest manufactory for traction engines of tbe city of Hastings. D. in a hall close to which was situated a Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicka, Huff­ livery stable. The weather waa warm, K ILMv.Svv. Gentlemen:— r and threshing machines in America, and Ch'-afor ste | j.iUu CxnMth; We, the undersigned tax payers of the man and Waters. and from the stable came swarms erf the largest Adventist college, and the city of Hastings, hereby petition your - Nays—none. J*, r. Colgrovr. files that lighted on the leg* of the largest medical sanitarium in the world. Hon. body to cause the sewer now belnk On motion council adjourned till next honorable members and, biting rmu- only Hawhg* deportment tn in Barry E. G. Holbrook, The following Is tbe law on stray anl- bulli on Broadway to be extended from regular meting. County- and pay* Intereot on an Um* through the thin silk stocking* then the south line of thd properly of John T. Recorder. in fashion, gave infinite annoyance. It xnsls, which we think Is rarely carried out Lombard to the south line of tbe Union was no uncommon sight, said Jeffer­ as Is demanded. If you take up a stray school block, for the purpose of allowing Au ordinance relative to running and son, to see a member making a speech animal, you must within ten days, give tbe board of education tbe privilege of operating bicycles ou tbe sidewalks. with a large handkerchief hrbund and attaching the school building to the same. notice to yor township clerk, who Sec. 1. The Conunon Council of the pausing at every moment to thrash the must Bigued by E. 11. Lathrop and 49 others* city of Hastings ordains that it shall not flies from his thinly-protected calves. mak1? an entry of tbe same; then you Moved by Aid. Bennett that the above must be lawful for any person lo ride, run Or The opinion of the body was not unan­ advertise the animal In be referred to the sewer com. Carried. ______ your local paper, operate any bicycle on any sidewalk in imous in favor of the document, and Ayes—all. aud sixty days after such advertisement the city of Hastings. Moved by Aid. Bennett .that the poll im appeared, you apply to a justice ot the Sec. 2. Any person who shall violate under other circumstances discussion tax be left off from lhe tax rolls. Lost the foregoing section shall upon conviction might have been protracted for daya, if peace to sell the animal. He Issues a Ayes—Bennett Busby, Huffman and be punished by a fine not exceeding ten not weeks, but the flies were intoler­ warrant to the constable who gives ten Waters. Efforts were made to find dollars and costs of prosecution, and In able Nays—Hicks. days notice by posters, and you get all default of payment thereof, stall be im­ another hall, free from the pests, but Moved by Aid. Bennett that the report prisoned In the county jail of Barry Coun-. in vain. As the weather became your expenses. The penalty of taking a of lhe Bupt of sewer on Broadway • tIKCULrtTION • ty until such fine aud costs are paid, not warmer the flies grew worse, and the stray aninal and not giving a notice Is five cep led and put ou file. Carried. exceeding thirty days. flapping of handkerchiefs was heard i 1——’. Ayes—Bennett, Busby,; Hicks, Huffdollars, and besides the owner can come C. L. Huffman. - -aril over the hall a* an accompaniment I _ H’re*n«-. ebanxea for adverUaemcnu upon your place aud take It away without mnn and Waters. t\ the voices of the speakers. In de„ W. D. Bknnktt. Nays—none. apkir at last some one suggested that miial reach thia office Tneedaya at lateat u, paying you. Moved by Aid. Busby that this council , kuore Insertion In tbe iaaue ot the \week matters be hurried so that the body Four Big SuccesAe*. meet with the fire department on Wednes­ when brought day evening of next week, at their regular Having the needed merit to more than might adjourn and get away from the flies. There were a few mild protests, department meeting. Carried. make good all the advertising claimed for Ayes—all. them, the following four remedies have but no one heeded them, the immortal Moved by Aid. Hicks that the auction­ reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King's declaration was hurriedly copied and, feh la!JiuSt^at,,r °°n,Ual,y talFnr to cure eers of books be allowed to sell books by New Discovery, for consumption, coughs with handkerchiefs in hand fighting j Chailotto Jidies Eave organized a Dorcas paying a license of $3.30 per day. Lost. colds, each tattle guaranteed—Electric flies as they came, the members hast­ fl. E. REMKES, FROFR. j society. Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks aud Wa­ Bitters, the great remedy for liver, stom­ ened up to the table to sign the ters. ach and kidneys. Bucklens Arnica Salve Authentic oopy and leave the flies in । Docatur will have a system of water •*®hip,Jd 'By F. X Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio Nays—Huffman. tbe beat In the world, and Dr. King’s New the lurch. Had it not been for the Itw Moved by Aid. Busby that the broom Life Pills which are a perfect pill. All J®1* directly on the blood and man be allowed to sell brooms by paying these remedies ure guaranteed to do Just A Vicksburg faimer set out 700 plum license of 81 per day. Lott. what is claimed for them and tbe dealer been completed, but it certairly wop, trees this fall. cure. whose name is attached herewith will be wot have been signed on the Fourth* Ayes—Bennett, Busby ana Waters. Send for clrculm and tre Uniontala. Acdress. Nays—Hicks and Huffman. glad to tell you moreof them. Sold at W. J. C. Van Auken, of Grand Rrpida, has nrsoid bv TRAO1 MARK ' BWB * °°* ’ T,,I * I<> * °oy uruaxiats. 7,<c. H. Goodyear’s drug store. The following accts, audited;— purchased 040 acres of land near Diamond IL E. & 1. works, supplies I8 16 84 A teacher In Calhoun county received A Great Battle I Lake, Cass County, and will plant one of Geo. Huufstetler, etg $18 per .month for teaching a district Marrelons Ko* a It*. .65 D continuallyning on in tbe human aystam. school wltn one pupil. j the largest-peach orchards In tbe state. The demon of impure blood atrlvre to gain D. and F. E. bkeels, surveying 7.55 From a letter uriten by Rev. J. Gqndervictory orer the conitltutlou. to ruin health to R. Tuby, labor man, of Diamondale, Mich, we are per­ 1 Adventists are holding a blbical inatl- ding victims to the grave. Hood's Sarsaparilla C. Freeman .45 mitted to mnke this extract: “I have no trideb ta defend one'* self. Ed. Barlow, etg tute at Battle Creek tbat will continue for 1.20 hesitation in recommending Dr. King’s “ ■* F. H. Barlow & Co., Uie, brick i three months. There are 170 in attend­ New Discovery, as the result was almost etc 182 83 marvelous In the cnse of my wife. ance. all of whom are fitting themselves While M. Bmith, labor 1.15 1 was a pastor of the Baptist church at -POSITIVELY CURESfor the ministry. t nd W. A. Scldmore 1 35 Rives Junction she was brought down | Worthy Sloan, 2 man boles for Wayland has 21.270 acres of land which with pneumonia suceeding La Grippe. newer 33 80 Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last The Illntory of the Cant. k A FINE CIAME 1$ I was assessed with the personal estate at 1 J. Murphy, etg of coal . 10 01 hours th little Interruption and It seemed The first American cent was “struck $511,050 and equalized at an even $400, ­ [.EACH 1-lb PACKAGE M. C. R. K. Co., frg Shypkand all denmgumenU W 59 as If she could not survive them. A off ” and put It),circulaton just one hun ­ Nervoa* Sjrstem. 10 42 friend recommended Dr. King’s New Dis­ 000. The county Is worth $13,000,000, so dred apd one years ago, in 1793. Pre­ N. T. Parkc^brlck aud rent Ed. Holbrook, labor 10.00 coven: it was quick lu Its work and high say the board of Supervisors. goF ion off ee ‘.J vious to that date several “pattern W. Beadle, at. wk LOO ly satisfactory in Its results.” Trial bot­ N. K. Potter, one of Burns' best far­ pieces” had been made, but they were 1‘L. Beadle f unjjl hrisj as 1.95 tles free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. mers and one of the wide awake republi­ experiments only, and were never put J. Olmstead, huv cart to alarm of Regular size 50c. and $100. in circulation. The so-called “Wash­ fire • 2.00 Many Different-Kinds Purely Vogatable. guarantee! free from cans of the county, was in the City Satur­ ington cents,” which existed previous IL Barnaby, hose cart to alarm Of Bucklan'a Arnica Kalya opiates. 100 full size doses, 50c. day. In common with all republicans he to the date above given, were not issued 1 fire < ^Suitable for<2.00 The beat salve in the world for emo, I C. Bennett, hose cart to alarm of M. D lUlley, iircelring Teller Grand Rap- is elated at the result of the election, par­ by the government, and were, there­ <w(Mhh > savings ikuik. h- cannot say । fire 2.00 bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever wout’ich tn. favor of "Adlronda,” Wheeler's ticularly in his own township, which he fore, only medals. The cent of 1793 W. Tenyck, labor 1.50 sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, It-at, alU Nerve Cun*. . thinks Is in tbe republican column to stay. was very similar to the large copper DRINK LION COFFEE Moved by Aid. Waters that the accts. coms, and all akin irruptions, and posi­ Prepared >y Wheeler and Fuller Medicine M r. Potter reported tbat he purchased a cents of later date, with the exception I l>e allowed and orders drawn In iAHO SX.T ALLTHCUtrespective tively cure piles or no pay required. It Co., Cedar springs. Mich. Sold by. that the face of “Liberty" was turned I funds for same. Carried. la guaranteed to rive perfect satisfaction F ine Parlor Games. few days ago a flock of 33 grade Merino to the right, and the legend, “One , Ayes—Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huff- or money refunded. Price 25 cents per IfJTCur d.-aler doe« not Icep it for «»lc. wnto u» hla came and lambs, extra large, for 50 cents each.—.| Cent," was inclosed in a chain of thir- nisn and Waters. box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the HASTINGS. MICH. Owosso Times. 1 Najs—none.; druggist. I Upka CJJLFITA.Ij $75 000.00 SLRPLUH $15.000.90, For Colds, । Coughs, J Croup, Influents, and Bronchitis, use | AVERS CHERRY PECTORAL Your Daily Bread O Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the citv. ; the best of all anodyne expectorants. Prompt to act, Sure to Cure local news. ' Tnis I ma week, 85 qnire& ADIHONDA Wheeler's UtotasGames yerve1 uX’iite'sr' ■“‘" , "!» HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Prostration, Lpllepsu. A L JJ C . , W . HOW THEY bib COME AND HOW THEY bib BUT Every purchaser at our great advance sale preparatory to change in firm January 1 is an advertisement for us, as the increased crowds of each day attest. - Last week being warm, the general business enjoyed by our competitors was dull, but our store was thronged every day, and our army of salesmen busy every minute attending to the wants of our thousands of patrons, who know that we have just what we advertise, and our great sale is bonafide in every respect. The immense stock is melting away like snow under the noon-day sun. Don’t forget what the great1 closing price on an Overcoat means to you. Don’t forget what the great closing price on a suit means to you. Don’t forget what the great closing price on a Child’s Suit, Child’s Overcoat, Child’s Reefer, Child’s Ulster, anc^ in fact everything a child wears means to you. . Don’t forget what the great closing price in Furnishings means to you. Don’t forget that if you need to clothe yourself or your boys, it will pay you to come a hun­ dred miles to see us. Every article in, our immense stock a bargain to be proven by talking to anyone who has visited our great advance sale, or by you coming and seeing for yourself. HOUSEMAN, DONNALLY & JONES • MONROE STREET, CORNER WATERLOO, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. �sty mal Local News Tbe by Homer J. Bradley, of Bedford charging him with running a traction engine upon the highway without having a man out abend aa prescribed by law. Bradley claims tbat bls wife while driving toward Battle Creek from Bedford, Oct 27. met Fox’s engine in the highway, and her horse became frightned, threw her out, aud sustained severe Injuries. Fox plead­ ed guilty this morning before Justice James Henry*, and the court witheld sen­ tence until 4 o’clock to give the plaintiff and Fox time to make a settlement Fox is a hardworking man wbo baa been very of lhe Paris municipal laboratory, concern­ unfortunate Id managing bls threshing ing the bacilli of cholera and typhoid fever business, and was bringing the machine have confirmed the efficacy ot acids in back to Nichols & Shepard Co., because destroying microbes. He finds citric acid of being unable to meet bls payments, and to be tbe most useful and powerful of all. when arraigned this morning had but a One gram, he says, added to a quart of single dollar to his name. On tlie other tainted water,will destroy all tbe microbes band, Bradley, who Is in by no means that may be in It. Consequently be rec­ affluent circumstances, does not feel able ommends the use of natural lemonadv as to stand the loss inflicted through Fox’s an excellent beverage at all times, and es­ neglect to observe tbe lai?, and asks that Fox turn over what little truck he has and pecially during epidemics. Elsewhere In this Issue will be found an give him a note to cover the balance of adv. for (toodyear’s Big Four Condition his loss. It > said by those who have powders, th«« best thing out tor horwes and driven much about tbe country tbat this cattle. These goods are put up by W. 11. law reiatlug to sending a mau ahead of Gixxlyear. the drustgist, Mr. Goodyear, traction eoir'^ss is almost wholly ignored, for rnauj jesra has l»een recognized as one and tbe regivi in this instances tbat the received at Cloverdale last week. fault in aot with thia office as the Clover­ dale paoka<e was sent out as wusl. Tbe larxest plow in tbe world perhaps is owned by Richard Gird of San BernardIne ooauty, California. Thia immense sod turner stands IB feet high and weighs 38,099 pounds. Lt runs by steam, is pro­ vided with 19 twelve inch plow shares and Is capable of plowing 50 acres of land per day. ‘ It oonsuawa from oue to oqe and a half tons of coal per day, and usual!) travels at the rate of four miles an hour. FuAfcer researches by M. Girard, chief I from the usual blood-and-th under atyle Ctayrt. Jack Crawford tbe Famous of border literature with which the j land has been \for so long flooded. It “Poet Boout" is a pure, pathetic, romantic picture of I western experience, moral in tone, ele­ To coe ub before you buy your Tbrtlltarlx lalaraUx »*. i rating in influence, and true to life as Llfe-I.lk« Picture. it is seen in a frontier garrison. The story Is deeply interesting in every line, at times excitingly dramatic, yet free from all the objectionable features em­ bodied in the hu id stories which exert such pernicious influence over the young readers of the laud. With a timidity in keeping with his modest, sensitive nature, Capt. Jack submitted the manuscript of his story to a few ,, , prominent army officers now In active service. men of wide experience tn border Indian wars, before venturing to submit it to a publisher, and from every military aritic he received words of warmest commendation for the true, natural, romantic picture of border garrison life he had drawn from a field so familiar to them. ‘One distinguished officer, himself a writer of wide reputation, assures the scoutauthor that Capt. Charles King, the well-known military novelist, never wrote a story of army life so thrillingly interesting in every detail nor so true to garrison life as is this first effOrt of the famed borderman. jt wUl prove a marked literary fcature, a border story from the pen of a *‘ ■ ----distinguished borderman, and■ one so pure in its teachings and so free from all objectionable features that parents will place it in the hands of their chil­ dren after having,themselves read it.' RED MAN’S JIG-WATER. WINTER FOOTWEAR The history of our western border from the day when the first adventur­ ous white mon set foot upon the fur­ ther shorn of the turbid Missouri teems with stories of adventure and desperate heroism. That history is tinged with r blood upon nlmost every page. Every ; advancing footstep In the grgat march : of progress has born stubbornly dis- > puted by the Indian claimants of the territory, but. with intrepid men in the lead, the great army of kame seek- j era has marched steadily forward and : thrown out its flankers on either aide, ’ until the whole western country has: been scarred with the plow or stabbed • with the pick of the miner, while the j Indians, crushed into submission to the ub, inevitable, are herded like beasts of ( the field within the limits of their res- ' ervations. There they He In dreamy idleness, supported by the government, of no benefit to themselves, of no benefit to the people at large—of benefit only to the officials who draw fat sal- | aries for governing them aud to the gray-backed pests which form their j Uaatiari Mark.... of our leading merchants. He has one of unfortunate accident did not happen with acquaintance in infancy and hang to UUUrr. 1. Io1. ' the finest drug stores and one of the some oue more able to stand tbe damage. them through life, depending for suntenance upon the bronzed bodies over 1 — Bsttlee Cr* ’ Journal. post complete drug stocks iu the state. which they roam almost unmolested. I He Is an experienced druggist and what be ‘ The really distinguished heroes who j Potatoes per bo., 38 to 40. MEANING OF THE VICTORY. say# can be depended upon. Don't forget Rye per du., 40. have by their intrepidity and iron cour­ Tallow per lb., 3H. Coart Will Probably Ho Stiffened. him if you want to buy anything in his Improved Builnm and Abundant Proe- age reaped undying fame from the Oats per du., 3d co 3). That the supreme court of the United . parity. Wheat, red per bu.. 60 gory field “ ” of* ’Indian " warfi . tare, can be line. Wheat, white per bu.. 80. The republican victory in the coni-­ enumerated ----- .— on the — flag Jngers of the States knows o great deal about law, . A pleasant surprise was given to George Clover Seed per bu.. 4 50 to8 00. hands. Preeminently over all stands and very little obout Indians, is the gressional elections wa* brilliant and Timothy Seed per bu.. XuO H. Brooks Tuesday evening at bis home, Barley per bu. M to 90. way George Burt, late <n Winnebago, conspicuous. There was an adverse Hay per tou. 6.oo to. 8.00. 311 W. Grand street,the occasion being his democratic plurality of ninety-two lo Dakota county, Nebraska, sums up the Pork deemed. 5 oo. 62nd. birthday. When Mr. Brooks came overcome, a lead which has seldom recent decision that lager beer is not a Beans. 75 to L20. Chicken dressed. 10. • spirituous liquor and that traders may home at six o’clock with his little bundle been exceeded by any party in any con­ Beef dressed. 4 60 to 6.00. sell it tc the Indians without being Beef live. U0, .. of steak for supper, be found his houas gress, but it was easily blotted out and Mutuni. dressed. 4l>. held liable for violating the law which well filled with relatives, and tables all a republican majority of ample pro­ Apple*. 23 to 60. has been on the statute books for so portions pul in its place. It is a vic ­ set and waiting bis arrival. To say fie many years. Burt has been away from tory over which the republicans can , was surprised but faintly expresses It. well afford to exult They had heavy i the Indian country for five years, but Another surprise waited him when he odds to contend against at the outset | his eighteen yearn’ experience on the HVPNATKM WVThHKLLIM) Grestest bo Ik ouL Tell, all about passed in the parlor to “shake bands” with because of the tremendous majorities frontier enables him to speak as one 111 I lAU I lom this wonderful subject. Whatever your views with authority. even; one,—in the comer stood a hand­ rolled up by the democracy in 1890and a:e on Hypnothm. you will find this book <>I “ I have been knocking about tbe 1892. and on account of the prestige ureal value. Published price. 60 rente. Kent some book ease and secretary combined, tenderloin precinct now fof four free, transportation preimred. Il you remit 25 thus gained by that party, but they given to him by those present in honor of .. crnw centsfor forsubscription subscription in lo Home* Moinesaud and Henri Hearths, surmounted all the obstacles enthus­ years, said be to a reporter for the r|,.r<uil housebnid monthly Aildi his birthday. He thinks now he will be iastically and grandly, and secured r . New York Mail and Express, “and HOMES AND HKAKTHS PUBLISHING co.. ( have a peetty fair idea of the effect u£ No* Yorkable to answer all correspondence prompt­ majority sufficient to give this canvass^ lager vu on the kuv white »» uuc man, uuu and know nnwn ly and perhaps write a book. Tbe eve­ a prominent place among the half a' how tto make * a comparison with j ning was pleasantly passed with music dozen great revolutions which have CAPT. JACK CKAWFOBD. on an Injun. Bethe effect . and cards. Those present from out side occurred in the elections of congresses. the lamp- 1 the heroic figure of Kit Carson, whose twixt you, me and The election has given the “ coup de the city were; Mr. and Mrs B. A. Walker, post. I ’ ve got no scruples agin soilin' I battle-scarred body now rests in the Martin:'Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brooks, Orange­ grace” to the idea that the south must OUT IN THE COLD be solid for the democracy at all times shadow of the great mountains in anything to the nolile red man. as you ville: Dr. aud Mrs. Jerome Turner, Way­ and under all circumstances. The re­ Taos county, New Mexico. His deeds call him here in the east, and would .^ANDWET land: Mrs. A. E. Barnes, Yorkville; Scott publican gains in that quarter indicate in the romantic borderland have be­ just as lief let him have a quart of rat your feet require comfortable pn> and Miss Jennie Cook. Orangeville. Mr. that some of the states will be fairly come a fascinating portion of Amer­ pizen ns a plug bat. providin’ be had tectloo There k nothinc tn the and Mrs. Frank Brooks, of Shelby were debatable hereafter like those of the ican history, and as long as the mem­ the price. But that isn’t the idee— what I mean is that the gowns of the unablbto be presenton account of sickness north, and that no one party has a ories of heroes arc worshiped and true supreme court is longer than their j Mishawaka AH-KuH perpetual lien upon the suffrage of heroism held in exaltation by succeed­ Id their family. that section. In the present house the ing generations, so long will his name heads. I guess -they don’t know how i WOOL BOOTS. Tuesday afternoon the city came very democrats have one hundred and twen­ and memory be honored by America’s many bars they’ve let down on the 1 , near !*eing vhited by whit promised to be ty-one of the one hundred and twenty- loyal sons, pasture lot Never saw a Cherokee seven members chosen in the sixteen ~ a serious conflagration. Along in the One among the youngest of these full of jig-water, did you? Well, I afternoon fire was discovered in Dr. Wad-’ ex-slave states, but in thehouse elected border path-finders, but one whose rec­ have, and of all the whooping, howl­ Iare luilLationr.. Patentee ing, rip-snortin’, cut-and-come-again K aud made by die’s sheds on Jefferson street, evidently their number was largely reduced. In ord embraces deeds of unquestioned the south as well aa in the rest of the heroism, is Capt. Jack Crawford, fa­ terrors, a drunken Injun wins every having caught in one of tbe stalls which country Ml SHAWAXA WOOLEN MF& Ca. Mlstav3kx.ini the republicans gained miliarly known as “The Poet Scout” time. He is just plumb crazy, that’s was full of bay, burned up to tbe roof and ground. This ground they undoubt­ First but an humble packer, then a all. and would as quick cut his For sale by burned a small bole through the roof, be­ edly will retain. The solid south is a scout, then the chief of scouts with squaw’s throat as he would anybody’s F. G. STOWELL. thing of the past. It is obsolete, who happened to be handy. Now, sides burning around in the stall consider­ several armies and finally a skilled ably. Fortunately Will Montgomery hap­ knocked out. abolished. It haa gone and trusted special agent of the this lettin' ’em drink lager is all wrong. to join the relic of barbarism which department of justice entrusted Know why? Well, what's to prevent pened to be going through this part of the was responsible for it. Henceforth bringing to doctorin’ it up with a little alcohol or baru at that time with two pails of water. there will be two parties iu the south ; with the work of justice the desperate men engaged whisky? If it comes out of a beer keg These were promptly doused on the flames instead of one, and the ability and flt- in illicit liquor traffic among the I suppose it's all right and just as soon which were held in subjection until more ess of the candidates and the char­ Indians on the reservations of the far as Mister Injun knows he can get bit­ help arrived and by very lively work tbe acter of the policy for which they■ west, his life, almost from the day of ter firewater that will ‘make drunk fire was put out with but very little dam­ stand will determine which party shallI his discharge os a boy soldier at the come quick,’he will take to beer. As. age. With the high wind tbat prevailed be dominant, as is the case in thei close of the civil war, has been spent it is now, he won’t touch it, ’cause it north. f— ... |o in„ the discharge of perilous duties in ain’t strong enough. Say, I would just there is no telling where tbe fire would A halt haa been called on the tariff the service of the government When, like to see the whole supreme court out have ended had it gotten a few minutes tinkering. This will be the first and shortly after the surrender of Lee, he on tbe reservation when the agency more start. The fire started no doubt most important result of the congres- laid down the tools of war and re­ store starts in selling doctored lager, from some careless smoker who either gional election. The house chosen will turned to his Pennsylvania home bear­ ’cause that’s the game as sure as gun's threw a cigar stub in the manger or drop­ cot only be a barrier against all as- ing upon his youthful body the scars iron—I’ll bet there would be some fun. ped ashes from a cigar or pipe into tbe j saulta on the tariff, whether inspired . of wounds received in defense of the You can just bet a hatful of dollars by the white house or by the senate, 1 flag which he yet regards with a'feel- that when they got back to Washing­ ma nger, The Dr. was busy all tbe rest but the popular temper which that ing akin to adoration, he thought to ton that law would be wiped oni of the day writing signs “No smoking al­ house reveals will influence leglala- settie down and live the life of a quiet quickcr’n a spider jumps a fly." lowed in this bam,” which he has caused .i lion before the new congress cancitizen. But the excitements of war — long a------— .l------------------------------------to be placed in very conspicuous places go into existence. There will be no had aroused in his soul a love for ad­ all around. And considering bis narrow ’further raids on the country’s indus­ venture, and he hungered for a more tries by the present congress. This stirring life than was offered him at escape he certainly ought not to be blamed great republican rising will be a man- ,his boyhood home. Upon the splendid if be rigidly enforces It. date from the people to the democracy war record which laid behind him he ex" The Cnry»themum Festival given by the t< take its hand off the tariff immedi- perienced ‘ ‘ no difficulty ‘in securing most W. F. M. S. of tbe M. E. church in tb<> ately. The popgun bills which passed excellent testimonials from the gov­ the house a few months ago will never ch urob parlors last week was a very suc­ ernor of his state and from several cessful affair and one of the most pleasant go through the senate, and the others prominent figures in the military arm which the democrats of the house of the government, and turning his social events ever held in connection with threatened to pass will never sec the tbe church. The large audience room light of day. The war against the na­ face westward he soon brought up at a military post on the ^ar western bor­ pmseated a seend that would vie with tion’s productive interests and activi­ ders of civilization. Ilis credentials nt fairy land. In tbe center was a large pyra­ ties is ended. Trade will have a chance once gained for him the confidence and mid of chrysanthemum plants raised by to adjust itself to the new conditions, esteem of the officers there stationed, ■the members of the aoaiety; to the left the financial clouds will be dispersed, and every opportunity’ was afforded and the shackles with which the de­ him to familiarize himself with the wore several tiers filled with exquiste mocracy bound commerce will be chrysanthemums ot varied variety and broken. The election is a glorious country and with the duties of a scout. In au almost incredibly short space of hue from Mr. Burrough’s green house; ana victory for' the country. It means Im( time after his arrival in the west he potted ckrysantbemums in profusion, prored business, resowed prosreMBndwas -------------uu sent______ upon___an important . and screens and other decorations were abundant prosperity—St Louis Globe- dangerous mission through a scope of country infested with hostile Indians, scattered through tbe room. Ice cream Democrat. A Political Kevoltjllon. and so skillfully and successfully did he tad cakes were served at three tables Never in the history of the American perform his work that congratulations tastily adorned with decorations of yellow, republic has there been such a politic- were showered upon him by officers, white and pink, each being presided over al revolution as that shown by the soldiers and old experienced scouta, by young ladies in -evening dross. Every­ election of the Oth of November, and a brilliant future in that perilous one served at the tables was given a chrya- 1894. The party in power was thor- . calling was freely predicted for him. This was the stepping stone to his anllieaum tbe stem being wound with a oughly intrenched; it controlled all quotation. Three large plate glass tbe branches of the federal govern­ subsequent distinguished career. He was immediately assigned to duty aa a ment; its salaried myrmidons were mhrwu at the end uf the room reflected working for its success all over the regularly employed scout, and soon, tbe acene and lent it additional beauty. land except in New Yprii state, where over the heads of older men in point of Tbe two reception rooms were prettily Cleveland's hatred of Hill made them service, was appointed chief of soouta •decorated with rugs, pictures and the hold off their hands. The democratic for the army with which he was con­ In many of the subsequent ^flower of the evening. The beautiful party, being in power in many states, nected. ■du-ywnlhemnm painting belonging to Mr. had so “gerrymandered" those states Indian wars he bore a leading and dis­ tinguished part, and when he doffed that it was deemed impossible for the Striker fornwd a conspicuous spot in one republicans to secure a -majority there the buckskin to enter the service of of the corners. Tbe music of the mando­ for at least a generation. Yet in two the department of justice he bore with lin and guitar dub added greatly to the year* thia party in power had ao shame­ him the most emphatic commendations ew>yMeat of the evening, nod Miss Simp- fully malsdministered the government from the several commanders under which the people had blindly intrusted whom he had served. During his long service on the k*d« tt JtpaM fnorUe flower I. eildtnlwrath and drove the incompetents frontier Capt Crawford became thor­ from power.—San Francisco Argonaut oughly familiar with every phase of border garrison life, both social and In. GF“The restoration of confidence as We have a large stock and Prices are as low as good First glass goods Can be Bold at. Call and see we can save you money. Woolley & Bronson SMOKE TBE “New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET. LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER. H. J. FRflKER WE VV are now prepared to fit you in Felt or Beaver shoes. button or lace, lor $1.25 to $2.25 a pair, also Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Felt Boots, Socks and Rubbers of all kinds. Men's, Ladies’ and Children’s Storm Alaska. First-Class goods at the lowest possible price. and see us before buying. Call Your res’p’y F. G. STOWELL Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co THE LEADING HOUSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc. VISIT OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS. CARPETS is second to none, CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children. Our line of A full line of Blankets from 49c a pair, upward Quilts at 75c and upward ASK FOR^OUR FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR. A NEW STOCK OF OUTING FLANNEL AT 5c A YARD When in the city give us a call. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co title; “Private Brown; A Romance of a rrooLiw.MiUtkryPo.L- While b. hu 78, 80, and 82 Monroe Street. N.B. Our live Q68S6 teatters are RAPIDS, FIICH � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-12-06.pdf 46cd30a422c723cea386f2f7ee56b0f2 PDF Text Text p/!e best Advertis­ er medium in Bar. Hastings Banner. fy County. VOL XXXIX.NO. 32 Great stove, sale ....AT,... mich., Hastings Banner I'ubllxhed Thursdays by “ COOK - BROS., -t HASTINGS, MICH COUNTY NEWS. Rutland. Ira VanValkenburgh’s ai’isKKit' 10 to 25 Hastings, io to 25 Per Gent. Per Gent. Discount Discount On EVERY STOVE. In . Stock. On EVERY STOVE In stock INCLUDING THE Celebrated Garland Which Have No Equal December e. 1894. Middleville. Our people are being well supplied with book* at an exceedingly low price In con­ sequence of a book auction in our village. Union Temperance meeting at the Con­ gregational church last Sunday night was dlsUirbed by some of the young ’’smarties* who think -themselves young meh, but if such they are a disgrace to the title. School commenced Munday In all the rooms aftdr a vacation of one week caus­ ed by the throat trouble scare. Ed Barrell of Hastings was iu town Monday. But few attended the Thanksgiving services held In the Baptist church, but many were seen on the cove enjoying the •‘polo.*’ Several of uur villagers spent Thanks­ giving away from home, and some enter­ tained visitors from outof town, but as such news would now be old; will not speak of it farther. Allegan Co’s. Clerk reports an Issue of eight marriage licenses on Wednesday pro­ ceeding Thanksgiving. Where are we at? Emory Coats and Samuel Gibbs jr., are now employees at the Keeler Brass Co. Get your 43c. rye and 50 cent wheat out for it Is nearly tax time. Miss Nellie Gorden a former resident of South West Thornapple, but now of Plainwell was married to a young man of the same place last week. W. R. Vester of Coats Grove was in the village Friday. Will Webb visited last week in Rockford so they say. Scarlet rash is having a tun In the schools west of the village. Mlsa Anna Winters spent part of Iwt week with her mother near Hast In gw. Largest Circulation, of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 2060 OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH THE RE­ QUEST OF THE MEMBERS FOR AN INCREASE OF SALARY. The Meeting Friday Nl^ht. every citizen. Rather than to Impair oar excellent service It should be the aim to Improve it if possible. At any rate the firemen are entitled to due consideration and courtesy. Their request is reasonable, and the subject is worthy of careful con­ sideration and Inquiry. Neither the city nor the department should act luutiiy, but Iboth unite in doing tliat which Is for the t best Interest of the city, whose intereota they serve in common. As it now stands the question resolves Itself to one of two things:— . 1st—Is it best to retain the present de­ partment as it is, or 1 , 2nd—Is it better for the city tn reduce the number of men to 20 or 25 and buy or ' rent a team for use in drawing apparatus ] to fires? We will be glad to open our columns u> a discussion of tbls subject and a fair . frank discussion will belter enable the ' aidermen to better carry out the wishes of ' the majority. While we would likelo see taxes reduc­ ed in this city yet It would be poor econ­ omy to attempt It at the expense of ou>ire protection, which since the advent of ska­ ter works has been first class. Voters don’t be backward about expressing your opinion. One of the questions which the Council of this city will soon be called upon to de­ cide is the request of the members of the fire department for an increase iu salary to 820 per year, from 810 per year which they are now paid. At present time the department consists of 50 members, bosides tiie Chief and Assistant Chief. They are paid $10.00 per year each, excepting the Chief and Ass’t Chief who get $75 and 850 respectively, And tiw city furnishes the uniform* and keeps them in repair and lias paid for members clothes etc. spoiled at some of tire* Dres'in the past. The fifty boys ask for an increase of $10 each and the department agrees to furnish Its own uniforms and keep thQtn In repair. We haven’t any idea what the city pays each year for uniforms for the fire boys but it must amount to considerable. It reems as if no one could be so unap­ preciative as not to feel that the request of the firemen is thoroughly reasonable, and IxM>k Out, School Director*. Indted we know of men in the department SL Louis. Mich.—A new and unique who are really money out at the end of each year by reason of their belonging to swindle is being worked tn this and adjoin­ the department. That is, had they work­ ing counties, and all the victims are school ed during the time they lost by reason of directors—men usually' selected for.-thrfir going to the fires they would be money intelligence and general information and ahead. Every body must appreciate that supposed to know somei^lng of the wav^ CMNtletou. there is a good deal of responsibility and of the wicked WQridVant Pierce and wife have gone north no little danger when figbt,iug fire, and The fraud, h work-- • . , to spend the winter with the latter’s fathpersonally we feel that this city U n'ut* fi_: K'D-htTU**’’" Mnooin and m.poking swindlers who claim to nanclally able to suitably UlC 0’**- *•’ Mr. and Mrs .lames Harper, of Wheat­ ^e sent out by Henry R. Pattenglll, to in­ men fur their work. Yit> ' Lncny. field. are guests of their daughter, Mrs. are especially ututei «J*“.<el that we troduce uniform text books In the country Irwin Eddy. Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Clark of near But- department &»•* .gallon, to the fire schools. They go to the directors singly Len Stiuw while using dynamite in lie Creek visited here last week. b^eu »*-■ -.much as the Baxxkb has and ask them tn sign an order for the new driving a well one day last week injured Young Peoples meeting is to be led by -■ ...ited by the fire fiend ou two dr text books, which will then be sent on one ol his horaea quite badly by a piece of ,T. J. Norris next Sunday evening, 'jvuuree occasions, at each of which the fire­ without expense to the district These f,c’ men did valiant service. the pipe flying out of the top of the well. “Helps and Hiudvraucfe to orders are on printed blanks with a wide •* Christian Miss Ella HiTkerthorn is recovering Life.” We have had occasion many times to space left on the bottom for the signature I from a seycre attack of tomdlitis. refer to the excellent tire department Lliis of the members of the school board. , Henry Gias®*. , , ' , ‘ made a business trip to city has, and the exceedingly good work Miss Clara lieckerthoru is visiting rela­ HftrilQX* ‘ After one director has signed, the fhklrs , .ast Saturday. -that it always does. We doubt very much carefully inquire the way to the homes of tives at Horner. Schumann and wife visited Mr. end whether a Iwtter volunteer fire department the other school officers to secure their Warren Noya.’of Grand Ledge, is vl$i»- I can be found in Michigan than we have signature to the order, but it has been no­ ing his uneie Asa Noys and other ro,-'llv > Mrs. T. J. Norris last week. Henry Stevens raised his barn last right here In Hastings. It is very natural ticeable that each director has been given iolhls vicinity. “u Wednesday. that there should be more or less appre- a nice, __ ,__________ dean order with __ no other signaW. I. Murb*‘‘“‘j spent Thank.bension on the part of.the citizens at every,--lure marring Its official surface.' giving with O.’• ______ McColl_____ and wife at Milo. alarm of fire, but at the same time comes By way of“ sequel‘ these orders ” _ ! turn up a Cnarlofte, Married Nov. 28 at 8 o’clock p. m. by the assurance that to each alarm 50 strong, f<-w days later nt a neighboring bank with Rev. Van Antwerp. at the residence of the young, active men will respond day or the printed portion torn off and (lie direct­ iMnneid. itanneld. bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gar­ night, rain or shine, and our citizens have or’s signature at the bottom of a pnotnis' The result of the electinn last week rett. Miss Mina Garrett to Mr. Maurice become accustomed to rest secure in the sory note for a generous sum. School di­ Thursday night on v>n women nviucu voting >unii& and outi tak*«K- Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mills. thought that in case of fire, everything rector’s are usually numbered pmunr the | Ing a part In tna M. E conference was 21 There were sixty invited guests present possible will be done and to the best solid men of the community,and tbe sharp­ in favor and 1 against. ers have Utile difficulty In disposing of the from 5a 11 gatuck, Plainwell, Galesburg, advantage. • Last week Wednesday Arthur Edmunds and the immediate neighborhood. Presents, We know that the people of this city ap­ notes. The scheme is entirely new and > came home from Albion college to spend were numerous and many tokens of friend­ preciate the excellent fire department. We seems to be In for a prosperous run in the ( Thanksgiving and the rest of the week ship. After partaking of a Sue lunch, also believe that the citizens of Hastings rural portions of the state. ’ with bis parents. Friday evening be was I those from the neighborhood left for their will be unwilling to impair Its effective­ One suspicious director in northern | greatly surprised by 36 of the young peo- I respective homes after conveying many ness to save a few dollars. We also be­ Ionia county chased the swindlers for half ole coming in upon him. The time was good wishes for the future happiness of lieve that every citizen of Hastings must a day with his hired man and fastest horse pa.-ysed by singing and games. It was the contracting parties. appreciate the fact that 810 a year or 820 after he had signed die onler, but failed ' nearly time for the roasters to crow when Thanksgiving turkey (nocrow) was ale Is small pay for the time, the exposure of to overtake them. * they c'4-pen»ed all having passed a very by too many families to give names for health, and the danger of life in a fire­ pleasant evening. • Wedding Bella. Banner, except Rev. and Mrs. Pixley, of man’s career. As we have said before this Our pastor said !»».’ Sabbath that in Kalamazoo, who dined with Mr. and Mrs. city Isn’t financially able to suitably re­ The evening of Nov. 38th., the home of about three weeks he would commence re­ Win. Lindsicy and In tlw uventtig had a ward the firemen. The best that it can do Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Mosher at Bnnfield, vival meetiugs nt our church here. social at which It was said then1 were 130 Is to pay them for their time,-and for such was made the scene of a very enjoyable Last week L. C. Edmonds had n couple .individuals present. Receipts 815 for losses as they sustain during the year in and pleasant event, by the marriage of the way of damaged clothing etc., and for of.uepbuwa from Battle Creek putting in minister. , their only daughter Kittle, 40 Mr. (ieorge good time with him on the farm. Report says,.a young boy al Vene Rog- this we think that $20 is by no means an Hinchman, the son of- one of the most exorbitant figure. , C. J. Shoemaker has a cousin from Oilprosperous farmers of Barry County. At We an? aware that there is a difference vet enjoying bospitalilie* with him last Mrs. B. W. Johnson has sold the sawing the sound of the weddfng mareh, appear­ of opinion on the subject of the fire de­ ed the. bride and groom with tbeir attend­ timber from 25 acres for 8700. The Ladies Aid last week Wed. at Dr. Fine winter weather but not for wheat partment, and tliat there are smoo who be­ ants. The ceremuney was performed In a lieve that the effectiveness of the depart­ very beautiful and impressive manner by handler’* was a grand, success especially on the ground. ie dinner they served to the strong armed To-morrow’s dalley will give ns Grover’s ment would not be harmed bj* reducing Rev. Mr. Potter of Battle Creek. After topper and sawers. The crowd was a message. Much speculation as to his fin­ the number of men to 35 or 40. There which a most bountiful supper was served rge and jolly one, even the women tak- ancial and. tariff policy, but none as to hla are others who believe that the department which was highly enjoyed by all. About would be even more effective by the city's 60 of the relatives and friends from far ig a part iu pulling the cross cut saw. foreign. buying a team for the purpose of hauling and near were present. be teamsters did well also. They drew part of the apparatus to fires, especially at rge loads and brought them to the door, They were the recipients of many valu­ he doctor could hardly find words to exJohn Barnes has Just returned from a night when there are no teams present to able and useful presents showing the es­ help draw the apparatus. They argue teem lu which they are held. reus bis thanks to the people who so few days vUlt to Battle Creek. The? have L. H. Barnes spent Thanksgiving with that during the day the team could be used the best wishes and congratulations of ndly aided him. to wor^on the streets, In auy case not go­ their many friends. There were two weddings In Banfield bis son at Richland. Mine bwt of the Lake View House bad ing over two or three blocks from the en­ at week Wednesday evening. One at rs. Cross’s, with Rev. Van Wlnckle offi- a turkey shoot lhe day before Tlianksglv- gine house. They claim that during the atlug. And the other at Mr. Mosher’s 11 Will Connor and Miss Edith Chamberlain day there are always people enough on the streets to help get the apparatus out In Ith a minister from Battle Creek offlelatOn Wednesday, Dec. 12th, 1804 Hicks g,—uniting Frank Holton and Lyda drove on Thanksgiving evening, drove off castTof fire, and that Rt night when a team A Spence will serve all callees at their would be most needed there would always store with a cup of C. F. Blaske A Co’s ross and Mr. Hinchman to Katie Mosh- the bridge which spans the mill race here, be one on hand. They argue that by do ­ and Mbs Chamberlain was hurt quite bad­ fine Mocha A Java coffees and a dish of ing this the barn would Im? fully self-sup­ Blanc- Mange Pudding made from granu­ ly. Fralnevillo. ‘ Two cases of diphtheria have resulted porting and that the department cou'd be lated tapioca which received the award at reduce^ to nt least 25 member*. the Pure Food Exposition. This is to Last Wednesday evening at the home of fatallv here both being tke children of it V as to talk over these things that the Irving Garrett and wife, tbeir daughter Frank Leonard. One child died on the Council and the Fire Department met at invite you to sample their ware mod all lovers of fine coffee will be present All­ Nina was united in marriage to Maurice evening before Tlianksgiving and the the latters rooms on Friday evening. All free of charge. Milla, Rev. VanAntwerp officiating. Sev­ other last Bunday morning. The board of health hare token every of the firemen, four Alderrnm and Mayor enty-five were present to witness the cere­ Greusrl were present letters from var­ mony. There were friends present from measure to prevent the spread of diphther­ ious cljlea were read, and various plans Real K*tate Tr»n»frra. Ganges, Holland and Middleville and other ia The Sprague school, the McCollum discussed. We understand that It was the places. The presents were Iienutiful. use­ school, the Eagle scbtml. Hope Center Intention of the department to resign but ful and numerous. They took the early school, and the Wall Lake school have upon request they delayed such action un­ John F. and Susan Miller to Madison Howell, morning train to visit friends In Grand been closed, and religious meetings have til January at least. n.secaJ. Castletoii. SM. Hrtfrv J. Mead to Vulestlne Leins, lots blk It Rapids and other places ^before returning been stopped here. It It* to lie hoped that Following is substance of letters receiv­ Clt* ,81000. „ , M lhe disease will be confined to its present home. They are highly esteemed in our ed from other cities pertaining to their Ore Lydia U. Osborn to Dwtubt W. and Mary a KOn quarters but extreme cautiou and vlglience departments: community and many good wishes Johnson, parcel, see2T. Tiiornapplr, 91500 • Dwight W au<i M .ry A. Johnson to J»oo!* F. must be exercised. Greenville lias a paid force of io men Bcandsietter, parrel, M»r 27. Thorn <pmewith them. ftOfl®. paid $975 as follows: 7 men at $50 per j..hn T-xtrrto John W. Tcxler. 40 n. sec an, Shuhx. Hickory Corner* Irving $2 ‘ <x> jearench: a Chief at 8*5: Asst, Chief nt Kbrnezer J. Eldred to Orson J. Eldred, parcel, B J Barber arrived home frqm the M. ry Hudson. Mr,. G B. K.-'tyon and $00; Secretary at S70. and a teamster at sec 33. Rutland. 1400. ; north on the as. He off «t How. m,„ Alrfth ftte Th»nk»glvl>iK dinner with $480perjear. Greenville owns Its nwn Win H. Bolden, to Morris B. Hampson. 140 a, . ard city to visit Ills slfth-r Mrs Peter Back team, hires a teamster, and they both work sec 34 Johnstown. 84500. „ B. Sampson to Philip Bm-h and John and also visited Ills mother. Mrs. W. Bul­ B c'lft* lire"r'lrrcv «nd fnmlly, of Chwtlrr. on the street dose to the engine hodae. R.Morns Miner. MO a. sec 24. .InhtKPjwn, LWL 1’he total cost of the 10 paid men Is 8075. E. and H. Walers •» W. E and A F. Jolmcox mer. al Hopkins Station before returnog. ■vl.lbvl relftllvw here Ift.t wvk. ». S»c 34. Orangeville. 81 Mr and Mrs. Peter VanLuke conMved AcbM Merritt, of "“T’*-. "J™ trere We don’t know \vhether the team Is self­ 40Chas Ru«s»-Jl i<» Julius and Charlotte Hus*eJl, tne. Idea of givluK KeV. Crago ft suitable Tbankeglvlng vftc.ilon with relailye^bere. supporting or not. parcel, tr- 3f>. Rutland. SbOO. Hleniien Kennedy Io Ann E. and Marvin P. Marshall has a steamer. It pays the en­ Tbanksklvlok present and sollclled Small Little Mnr.hall Pierce la quite »,ct with Ize, 80 a. see 12. Yankee Springs. <i®0. gineer of the steamer 8900 per year; it sums from Ids' Mends for the porchase of QUIT CIAIM D«KI>A. a nice lapn.be. Thf elder «™» very much *UTbe hlalt achool atudegu .pent their paya the driver of steamer 8480 per year; John W. Stine to Chas. H Davis, 40 a, see 14, it pays Chief 8110; Ass ’ t Chief 860 00; pleased with the irirt which was a must ThankivglvIiiK vacation at home. peter Moaber and daughtera auended f.>reman Of IbKe Q>. 855.00 and foreman T1Hanna^wf Russell to Jaa. R arid Fred* K. acceptable one to him. , Many Q»e birds in this vlchiity were the funeral of Mr.- Q. A. Hlnea tV> Delton of Hook and Ladder Co. 845 00 per sear. Gallowav, parcel, sec 19. Hastings, ft. Memliers of the Hoae Company and Hook taken from their perches Wednesday and made available for family reunions on '"’kd, Mu.he’r visited the Haatlnga high and Udder receive 845 and 835 .respect­ Marriau* Lieenssa. ively per year each. There are two mem­ ^ElBbly*seven couple participated In the Kh.H.1 laat Wednesday. have bers of each Company that sleep in the «»- Beymotir Jordan. Irving J llllck. Alfred Blahop *"d Inez Bedford *’ ! nine house and they receive $10 each danre al Flinn Ball Thanksgiving night returned from Lake county. (b-o. I.. Hinchman. Baltimore M.num in addition to regular Kittle !>. Mother, Johnstown and report a fine time. n Hillsdale pays Chief SlOO; Captain A*. Mrs A. A. Aldrich and Mrs. A. G. Frank Hotton. Johnstown Bowen* Mill*. ” Cortrlgbt made a business trip to KalamaMiss Laura Fairbrother of East Caledon­ Secy S35 and hoaemen meh $20 per year- iJda Cro^, Those absent from a tire are OMd 81.00 Auguxtus Mulvaney, Assyria Rtliah Clemens. Katarao “oneoroSNlllIama work horses died ia Is visiting friends at this P1**’ll.ow «lwut Irvm « rnwlln* M Wm. Bechtel of Wayland, ajymt Sunday and „,d no Mewe, alloweri. We .re u».vle Morris England. Tankes Springs M'nole Harding ” F BePsCrago >"d Binns are engaged In -1th his parents at this P*"cetn .lau «l rHta .!■»" Jrow n,,n’ John Rmtse. Tb*! u ...rrtav evening was a decided Hillsdale has. _ _. . . ------------ Adeline H- LMnurvau. Middleville condnet Ing revlv.l meeting, at the writing. Traverwr City pey" l'» C*W j J™™ ”’,. v ,..„ ..... A child whose parents reside at Clover-, °,'"re,,8*T'^SUnd.y Schno. l?rne *» ChIH KK. ... ™ ... rXV Laura Feaniagtai. Castleton dale was buried In the East Cemetery SUCCVSH‘ itx> «ei» uie •>* —------- I e. J. EidriKl, Rutland Tb'X night. It wm. Mid to have dM about 88.00. Mr. and Mrs. Guy :S£ah of diphtheria at that place. day at J Bechtol'lMlaa Cecil Monroe Is making quite an ............. ... ,or ■ Bre . exlend'edvlall with relatives mid friends SO ...in, (or ft fat.. *1,r“L. ot . Ux"r ™L fit Richland and Kalamazoo. . • Ch.rluH.rn> «b"-' <!,5* L° o^ftrS O..!.. Bftl'I.CW* at tt’i» P’BBt • lixnkls Bert McCall and wife entertained relatives BertArimtrow «■« •" Gn,n ft,. l"o hn-.urlMB5Ja>! |>. -^ch. making 1?' the unat immjovbu. CRy f riends from Alamo last week. K__th ____ • We jutHe G. Halt. MaptoGrote 1 Westley Lawrence has gone to booth OnL‘l*!r 'V'ura A O Tow.ky with • 6rr «M-»r city ha** arrange- CMaEudwr " Hfiven to visit friends. A.B. Haymond .nd wife, of Grand , , .' were the eurau nt Rutland friend, last weqk. Carrie Jenkins and daughter, of Hope, were the nertu of High street friends Fri day of last week. Mrs. L. Uughbaugh ate Thanksgiving dinner with her parents. Straw tmlen< have been baling the rye straw in this vicinity this week. School opened at the High street school Monday with Thomas Kelly, teacher. v ^Ot^Hed umetmgs closed at the Hard Scrabble sclwiol house Sunday evening with but a few converts. Mr.*. V. Willison has returned to her home In Hastings. Mrs. Wood, of Hope, has been visiting liar sister, on High street, Mrs. J. IL Robinson the past week. Mrs. G. Cross and daughter were guests at Mrs. M. Seeber’s last week Friday. O. England and son Maurice, of Orange­ ville. were guests at G. Crosses, a part of last week and report says tliat Maurice took French leave of his father and hied away to Lansing to take unto himself a bride. Congratulations, Morris. I 6ALL EARLY AND GET THL BARGAINS. Nails One Cent a Pound. 000005070502480001015300020102005300010001010000090805080610100605011107090506090876060508090504091005090309090606080606071100011005100304080810090609101011 FURNITURE What Shall I Buy For Christmas ? This is a question that will soon be, and even now is agitating the minds of the ■ft'hat is More Acceptable Than Furniture? Everyone;' is always delighted CARPETS with a present of Furniture, and there is always room for a new piece in (every house. Large Invoices of Goods Especially for the Holiday Trade, Are being received constantly. I invite your inspection. All prospective buyers cordially invited to call and examine our super Stock. -vic-*** vivwnn tvxxxvaa ■mvwMv********* \vwwv4uwhw4*m***m***m*1****w%v Furniture ««*•'•“*n’ ■*“ -"k •uh x." 'ei^ A. Durkee. Nashville “a'ne^Hon bad 65 Dixnbera bring sold. bnn held this tall. ' �Hastings Banner Thun (by, Dec. 6, 1894. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. IN A TIGHT PLACZ. ACTIVELY AT WORK. AN UNWISE CHOICE. CUvatanrs VuOt D«*d «* tbe TrwMsry A Stmngo Dlwovsry. Evon if the reports of disagreement* between the president and the secre­ tary of the treasury about financial matters should turn out to be false, the Ill* Interesting Story «rf h>» Prostration i A FINE GAME IN president must undoubtedly have real­ (From the Suite Journal SpringjW&lU.) ized before thia time that he made an •-EACH l-lb PACKAGE Iu the pretty little village of Chatham. unwise selection for that post- Mr. of ion qffee & ■ ’A SauKsnion county, yietc lives -a Baptist Carlisle during hia service in congress divine whose snow white hair h lhe one evinced considerable knowledge of until hristmas 1.u 1 ward sign Hint hr hte encroached n|*ni most of the great political issues of the f.e days bejtmd the allotted three score duy, and he was, in addition, honest, any ifferent inds y<tfirs and ten. His clear eye, keen uwiiIhI courageous and popular. He had, in­ lam It les and magnificent ph/slque all bept deed, attained, or almost attained, j uitsble fok witness to a Hie well mid nobly spent. the altitude of a presidential possibil­ This pu»n» er hi Qud’s eternal vineyard is ity. Throughout the whole of his sec­ Rev. W. J. Chanin, Whose 72 years lie crowded with noble deeds in the Christian tion he was the one man whose name DRINK LION COFFEE J had, since the war days, been coupled ministry. 4«HO U.T ALUTHUtTu u btnte Jpunta! representative who seriously Certain free-trade leaders with offer the a ,presidential can­ ine arlor ames much wiser explanation because it is had occasion to usk him something of bis didacy. Like John a Breckinridge If yenxr daaler do*e not keep ft far e«le, v-rite u« his nsato and partially true. The people were in­ careir in the ministry. Mr. Chapin talked until the Charleston convention split Report-s to the state board of health deed disgust'd about the action of In a peridiar Inteiv-iing strain. The sub­ and the secession conflict destroyed by sixty observers in different parts of congress on the tariff, these democrats ject of his fine physque was broached by bis political prospects, Carlisle in the the state during the week ended Noadmit, but only because the party tits interviewer and with nicrvn»««-ti earn­ four or five years immediately pre­ est ne-shr said that in spile of Uie Indi­ ceding his entrance into tho cabinet vrmber 34 show that pleuritis inbroke all its pledges and was false to 1 creased, ___ i that .u_. intermittent ___ cations to |he contrary- his life had not all began to be looked nt in the light of a and fever By ivv or Uve oak, caused inflammation, erup tions and intense itching and. burning on mj decreased in area of prevalence. Con­ its platform, and deliberately sold ont hern suushhir and beahhman of destiny, within whose rocch democratic principles for support in • A» tny present appt*’an* Ustitha. 1 sumption was reported at 229 places, certain districts or shares in a was fortunate In the possession of a vig­ were about to be placed the highest scarldt fever at forty-eight, typhoid H sugar speculation. There can be no orous constitution. In my earlier years 1 prizes of politics fever at forty-e^ght. diphtheria nt But nil these fair prospects have I Iwwwwaw pariUaforty-four, doubt that thia feeling influenced measles at four and small­ the action of many democrats. In scarcely knew what it wan to I** elcfc. and been darkened by his year and three1 wni nlrnnsL a perfect stranger to any legs. I haw tokrn Z-* g « pox at Detroit. Manchester,. Cheboy­ states like Missouri, where the demo­ kind of medicine or tank. As la ton <»(’• n quarters' service in the cabinet Thia Hood’s Sarsaparilla and 1 II gan. Royal Oak. Dauby, Grand Rapids, crats arc nearly all infected with the the dasr. 1 overestimated tny physics! re­ change Ims happened b.»cnuso be baa do not have any poison *%%<%%% Adrian and Pehtwater. \ symptoms. I have rankest free-trade theories, and are as sources. and when It was too late lea toed been out of place in 'Ids present T»aL is a chance that he mightXUCIV have ......................... j --------gained 12 pounds since taking Hood’s. C hidebound and mossbackcd in their that I had overdrawn my health account. There Blphthrni* Epidemic in Detroit. E. PohaiaL, West Union. Minnesota. devotion to ancient plantation notions Thu crisis rame about elghteMn rear* ac« . I t,een asucce&snsa aecretary of state Detroit has a virulent epidemic of At the lime 1 was preaching lhe gospel _ u. .u.. ‘ ' g r nn attorney general, although the as if they still owned slaves and Hood’s PIUs cure aD liver ill*. biliousness diphtheria on its hands. For six f rom lhe pnlplL and i became auddeuiy so probability is dial his talent did loot dreaded the explosive influence of ill Hint 1 was ronipwllrd to stop before my months past it has been extending, At all free manufacturing laborers among m rmon was fitilsln d. It was a bad ca*e extend beyond legislation. despite the efforts of the local health them, the democrats abstain from vot­ of nervous prostration, and for a time my ■ events he was conspicuously unfit for board, until now it appears beyond the post of head of the treasury. His WaUrprocf collate and cuffs that* will ing, as Mr. Mills says, about as largely . PALMET1ER. J. M. SMITH. control. In an endeavor to check the as in other states where manufactures friemh and family were greatly exercised । record as a free silver man was fatal • not wilt, are not effected by -taoisture further progress of the disease the abound. It is reasonable to' assume over my condition. Complete rest was to his chances on rendering acceptable ; imperative, and to divert uiy miinl from [ end look just like linen are all the LAW. COLLECTION AND WEAL ESTATE school board closed the Duffield and my ministerial that the same feeling of disgust, be­ l „ active „— : . ' datles. Mr*. Cltapin ‘~ service In that office. It is true he ’ OFFICE OF Tilden schools, both public, and two fesb ion now. They are mode by cov­ aud My ; seemed during the lost year of his leg- I mid 1 planned and to«»k took a lung trip. cause the party had not only failed to PALMERTON A SMITH paroehial schools. At least twenty ering a linen collar or cuff with ’’cel­ abolish protection but had actually health was Nuffieiently restored by this di- islativo service’ to have abandoned . Conveyancing a specialty. cases on an average have been report­ sold itself to the stock gamblers and i• vurslott to resume work, but i1 wan silver heresy, versloti tb was not the ( the free ncu »•««>.> •««>•«;. nnd tho ~ ;• luloid ” and are the only waterproof Wmxiland. Mich ed daily for several days past, with no tho trusts, had power with many dem- • Niiall nover never forget the nw- ' president undoubtedly thought that | ■»»!, 1 ulml! goods made with an interlining, con­ I[ ful fui experience. Iis l‘ar,ll lo ,1e*uc^^ .. .\"y- • the e h’war.1 Taggart Loyal K. Knappen. signs of any decrease. ocrata in other status. exp-rience^ It conversion was genuine and |ast- ( sequently the only ones that will stand .' feelings so that olbeis can have a ron-ere • jnff or tije appointment would not i < Arthur C. Denison. Yet it is known to-everybody that II Hon or them. 1 Mt .tooluiely wortliiBM ha„ bcen made. Hat Ibis beUortwa* ! Captured Again. wear and give perfect satisfaction. Try TAGGART, KNAl’I’KNA DENISON. been made. But this belief (was . Robert E., Harvey, the noted bank a great many other democrats in every 'I phynleall* And montafiy. 1 Md MH«l have LAWYERS. lUMOry h#tlsa be en ttx ! before he had been six months I them and yon will never regret it. Al­ Rooms sit 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bide,. forger who has served time in nearly a state expressed their disgnst with the control of my mmmlen ,Uirt my finenra 1,I ,illusory n tl „'' sWaet . W tan tbe firat vejt ot I . .. —t 1 Grand Rapids. Michigan. ways neat, and easily cleaned. When dozen cities, and who escaped from jail naw tariff for a different reason—be­ would involuntarily release tbeir grip up- > his financial faith camo up in the ausn-1 soiled simply wipe off with a wet cloth I AMEN A. bWEEZEY. at Belair, Md., October 7, where he was cause it prostrated their industries. on • pen. and my intitd wuutd inru <nvr mer of 1803 he turned out to bo a ' or sponge. Even- piece of the'gcau♦> Attorney at law. being held on a charge of forgery, was Right hero in New York every active with al».-<ilutely no volition on my part. ; HabtiniCA Mich. captured at Lansing by a Pinkerton man knows many who voted against -AlH>ut ___ ___ twu ,years ago. _ . to Intensify . mat- backslider, and showed that he was i ine is stamped as follows: I Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ detective. He had been masquerading the democratic party for that reason ’ tors. 1 was seiz.-d with a severe attack of ■ firmly joine 1 to his fr- e rilvcr idol”. lections promptly attended to. When the gold frtnd was first down ! and no other. It is ot no use to deny I la grippe 1 recovered only |Wtls h »ni here under the nape of Rev. Charles everybody knowa In other ■ it aud had frequent returns of that In­ near the danger line ia IfeWl it was I O. Gjbson, and was selling religious what it K H. LATHROP. ( .... j j------which’ accompanies learned that Carlisle intended to'payJ song books and hymns. He is one of cities and states, where municipal cor- 1 desMdbable feeling Hoiuoendithic Physician and .. .Mnqe unU.dy 1 look­ out silver for SbeTtfian notes instead ‘ rnption had^no part In me maltcr, ’ »»4 l. llow. Uwt the most noted criminals in the coun- (treat.arrnje. ot <>..1noer»t» tlo were «• ... '«*“ (o" •<•)•««»« Surgeon soiuetlnng •« to bring relief [ □f gold, bo aa to a-.oit. the necessity of • Office ove ■" H. Goodyear’s New , ntid finally l read an account of Dr. Will- buying gold to protect the reserve. ; Ask for those so marked and refuse any nol moss backed free trade’s but work­ Drug Store. ’.inoi’s 1’iiik Pills for Pale People. .Some- ■ Myatrry 8urroun«l« a Death. ingmen in protected establishments tiling seemed tn tell tne tliat they Would j That policyuwhicb would quickly have imitations, as they cannot possibly Ail ealis promptly attended to. produced a scare that would have sent ' Willard Parker, the wealthy Detroit voted straight republican tickets v. or rtomexood please you. If your dealer does not arid I1 commence'! them, ' <to tne good hfid conmienced using them. I A. bCRIBNER, M. D.. packer who disappeared from his office refused to vote at all; and precisely Tjbey gave me artultional utreugth from ti:e the country Jto a silver basis, the presi- ■ keep them, we will send a sample di­ J• Physician and Surgeon, and .was found at Richmond uncon­ the same testimony on that point start and toned up my system from a con­ dent promptly prevented. Later on ' Delton. • Mkb. rect on receipt of price. Collars 25c. scious from u dose of morphine, died comes from every state in the long________ ________ diCion of almost________ absolute prostratum so he was known to be in favor of the : Offtre in rwitleucr, one block east of del >L each. Cuffs 50c. pair. State size and there without regaining consciousness. line between Bangor and San Fran-. that I was able again to resume tuy duties coinaq-c of the silver seigniorage, ’ A. A C. H. BARBER whether stand-up or tuxned-down col­ There was no apparent explanation of cisco. Men only make themselves ri- 1 a.* a mluhter. 1 was saaccustomed to tak- ! which lhe president vetoed. The ; • Physicians and Surgeons. * * | lug medicine that I did nut take the pills ' seigniorage coinage, of course, would his death except suicide, which his diculous who deny things s* clearly lar ia wanted. Calls in city or county responded to with as regularly as I should liari. and yet my have been less destructive than free I family scouted. The dead man ’ s nu ­ within the personal knowledge of promplness. day or nixhL THE CELLULOID COMPANY, improvement was marvelous. 1 am now merous business enterprises were in every intelligent reader. coinage, in the same way that the i It is the 4fn^»9 Broad war, Yorto A. bHELDON, excellent shape, and a cause for his striking fact that the percentage of preaching at Forest City and 1/oami ami in ' poison which lays the patient on his addition to the exacting character of this ■ Abstract and Real Estate Office. suspected suicide remained mystery. . democrats who thus abandoned their back far five or six weeks or months work itself, I ride ten or fifteen miles on is la$s harmful thaq tliat which kills | Abstract.Block. Hastlug*. party was large in every state, though Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate Hie way lheie and bark.” Fought with a Broken Arm. him, but the fact that the head of the I ORDER OF PUBLICATION, naturally larger where manufactur­ sold ou c 'tnmtsswu. General eouTevancing. Mrs. Chapin, a kindly faced elderly lady Mart Gibbous and Jerry Arnold ing establishments were most numer­ daviog a complete *et of Abstract Books, com was present during the conversation and financial ana of tbc gorernment fa-, sun-ot Mi.hUaa. run, Judlclil areull, i» piled irora the Records. eon furnish complete fought a bloody battle of nine rounds Cbanrerv. ous vored it gave a shock to business a trarts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. said: *4 don ’ t think that Mr. Chapin! in a barn 6 miles south of Grand Rap­ The point is that the democratic could ever have resumed bls preaching af-1 which it did not recover from tor sev- ; Mary M. Garland. Complainant .r,»<LS.t.D.) 5. ids During the fight Gibbons' arm party has to takej its choice between eral months. Some pitrsons are opti- George M. Garland, defendant. ... , . ., . ., U.,«t nanjln. i,, IutN*the Circuit Court for the w« broken in dealing hi. opponent a detraction at"the’~ia'nda"o! ridl<ud ter he had the attack of la grippe bad 111 mistic enough to assume that even the j Suit pending not been fo» the Pink Pills. They did so OflleehounSa m to 5 p.m. of Barrv. In Chanrery. »t Hasting* hard swinging blow, but he continued tm. traders for not going far enough, much good that 1 decided to test their ef- ( most perverse and besotted silgerite . <County m» the seventh day of* November A. !>.. HILIP T. COLGROVE, ’ to fight and managed to win. ; or destraction at the hands of work- ticacy on myself. I have been troubled t would bo cured of hia folly by bring­ KO4. • In tlrtv cause It appe.«-l”£ from affidavit on Attorney at Law | ingmen for depressing tbeir industries for years with wbat our physician. Dr. ' ing him face to face with the finance I file.1 hat the defendant, Geont* M Gar'Mi-d h not (Successor to Smith A Colgrore.) Hewitt, called rheumatic paralysis. Elect! at all. No doubt, by following Mr. problem in its practical and vital as- a resident of this State, but resides at Huotington (Office tn Unlon block. Huiiug*. > The case of the city of Menominee the Stateuf Orason,on motion ot Philip T. CelPractices tn all the eourta of the state. Mills’ advice, the party could please ricity gives me relief, but since taking I pecL but some allowance ought to be Ii In complainant's »oib tu>r-rit inrt«i luiu against John C. Larson and other* for the Pink Pills 1 have been stronger a> d made for the age of the sinner. There grove the hidebound democrats of Missouri the said detrndant.George M Garland cause his E. KENASTON, $35,000 damages on a broken sewer con­ the pain in my right arm and hand is legs : may be a chlnce of reclaiming him if appearance to be entered herein, wtllfin four and save many of their votes, but by • Attorney at Law, month* from the date of this ord« r. tutd Ih c»»e tract was decided for the defendants. acute. We keep the pills In the house that course it would throw away many (Over J. 8. Goodyear A Co.’s store.) a ' he kt caught young, but Mr. Carlisle, : of his appearance that he cause bts answer to Thomas Black, of Coldwater, drove thousand more in New York, New Jer­ nearly all the time, and they do me Practices in all courtsof the State. Collection* । u>> at the time of his appointment, was t the complainant’s bill of complaint to t>e filed, oromptl> attending to. | and a cony lher of to be served on Mid com under a wire clothes line iu the dark sey and Connecticut, and in every great deal of good In the way of toning up ; The beyond the age at which he could ; plainest* solicitor—within twenty da>s after my system and strengthening me. n R. TIMMERMAN. Hommpathlc Phy and it caught him in the mouth, break­ state where manufactures exist Or it pills are used by a good many ottiers in •< learn to forget anything in financial I service on him of a copy of said bill and notice ing the upper jaw on both sides, cut­ could lean more strongly toward pro­ of thl* order.• and that n> default thereof. Mid r . siciau and Surgeon. selection con treat* bill be taken a* confessed by the Mid Don revlthis vi .kilty and everyone speaks well of; matters. matters.This ------ --------- ------ -------ting off the soft palate and causing tection oi*stand on the tariff as it ia, Office over Lathrop’s drua store.) them. Mrs. Japh Knotts, wife of Super- strongly with the admirable appointr dent dofendanL other injuries. _ case __ it must throw away a visor Knolls, was III for a long time and meats of treasury chiefs which Mr. And II b further ordered. That within twenty ! but in that days the said Complainant cause a notice ot Owing to the sprewt ot diphtheri. i'lllfon free”trader." end" send them, her friends A u bad I..1 all 11 given wi rf**. ,_ 1 _ I, . • . MORTGAGE SALE. her case «... up *asa Cleveland made in his first administra­ this order to be published In the Hastings Bannbr. a newspaper printed, published .mrt Default having been made iu the conditions throughout the city the board of health Orer to the populist eamp. Oneway hopeless when she began using the pills. tion.—St Louis Globe-Democrat of a certain mortgage made by Orrin H. Phil­ in Detroit ordered the closing of every Or the other, the party must sacrifice It was the first medicine that helped her. circulating In Mid eoonly, and that such publi­ lips and RmiiyG. railltps to Addison P. Oook cation be continued therein at least once in OPINIONS OF THE 3RESS. public school until the epidemic abates, in any future election many of the She had beea 111 for a good many years and each week, for six weeks iu succcs'kiu. or that sbecaaae acopy of thlaorder to-be persoutdly has been greatly benefited by the Pink Carleton B. Hutchins, inventor of a voter* it held a short time ago. For UF rhe president will soon have a served on Mid non-resident defendant at least ty ot Barry sod Bute of Michigan, on the 16th. day o( September A. D. ittB in Liber J9 of refrigerator car and a large manu- the free traders made excuses, hoping Pills.” twenty d*v* before the time above prescribed congress on his hands, a party on his These Pills are manufactured by the MortgagM, on page U. which mortgage was fact^rer, died in Detroit of heart that popgun bill* would yet be passed, lor hb appearance. duly asalgned to tne A. P. Cook Co, limited, and Clrmkrt Smith. Dr. William's Medicine Company. Schen­ back, and more free wool and taxed I while workingmen and manufacturers said aMignmeut recorded io the office of the failure. Circuit Judge. sugar than he will want to carry. — ectady, N. Y., and are sold only in boxes Future T. CoLuitovB. Herbert Barton, formerly of Sag- were as yet not all convinced how liearing the firm's trade mark and wrapper Chicago Inter Ocean. Liber 3* of Mortgages, pare 174. on which i ■omplalnaiit's Solicitor. mortgage there ts claimed to be due at the date inaw, who was alleged to have paid a much the present tariff injured them. at 90 cents a box or six boxes for 82.50, J oh M < ’ • N agi . f . k . t# The mercantile agencies report of this notice the sum of seven hundred fourteen bill * on aIfcheck it stands still, the record of NovemRegister. several’ years ago with dollars and eightj-three cents, and an attor­ a bank in which he had 5no funds, re- her, 1894, will do the business for tl^e and are nevir sold in bulk. The)- may be that business of every kind is improv­ Attest. , . bad of all druggists or direct by mail trum ing, not in a rapid way, but as fast as ney's fee of thirty dollars provided for In said [A True Copy.) ” • mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law turned to make a visit and was ar- democratic party. If it goes either Dr. William’s Medicine Company. the effects of the great republican vic ­ hating been instituted to recover the moneys rested. I way. the portyr uns a risk of losing tory can be realized under democratic secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; MORTGAGE SALE. morq votes than it can ever hope to Now. therefore, by vlrlu- of the. power of sale Thomas D. Gilbert, who died conditions—St Louis Globe-Democrat You Should get it. contained In s*ll mortgage, and the statute in Grand Rapids, left an estate estimated gain.—N. Y. Tribune. Default baring been made f«» more than ’th case made and provided, notice la hereby tyChairman Wilson ought to sue 1 tbirtv caya In pavnvml of mlere-l ovenl.if and Should get whatT Why. the Rev. Irl R. sfc. n that on Saturday the ninth day of Febnv at 8500,000. He bequeathed 85,000 to payable on a mortxa<r •lateo O tober 23nrt. 1WS Hicks splendid almanac for 1835. Hr lias his old professor of political economy made by Musan n. reek ham to SuMuuPta Ham­ D. 1805. at teu o’clock in the forenoon. the Union Benevolent association and from whom he learned the free trade *a tell at Public Auction, to lhe highest mend aud recorded tn tlw office «»f the Register While the democratic party had not kindly sent to this office a copy of the y Aww* tne north trout door of the court divided the rest between his widow the power to accomplish anything, same, and we speak advisably In saving doctrines which have just proved so of Deeds for t|w ronulv nf Barry, in «hr Niate cf Mddervlk be City of Hastings (that being the and about forty relatives. Michigan. Ort. 2tod. iflte. tn in- r « of moitdisastrous to him. If that professor la Mk the Citcult Court tor Barry County whatever it undertook to preach was of that It Is a rare pobllcatlon—the very lat­ gageson page 358. for which default, the said The newsboys of Jackson organized nla^wtn*w. *'e premises described tn said snsannah Hammond, by vlr-ue of the right But it est and best that has emanated from the alive and is responsible Mr. Wilson can Even her by the said mortgage lia* made and I? tiobtony U inn-b thereof as may be oea- a ’union and elected officers. They no very great consequence. , , ,, J was woo mu full v> of fine uuc promises uiumiueB. It num had uoi not pen and brain and heart of this well- recover heavy damages before any in­ mortraee <vr *• amount due on said mort- will fit upa. urmnulum •reby makes the whole pr ucipal sum <»f said .nd reding hBd for mo„ th‘an thirty y0Br, th, known friend to the public. The history telligent jury. But whether Mr. Wil­ mortgage and the interest arented ih-veon now U) nav the vr c*nt. Interest, and all r^Twitb sever. > with an aitorneySfeeof I doe and payable, and on whiro mortgaae there of the mau ’ a work — now an open book to son takes this advice or not he ought Is elalmvd ' power to achieve anything in national to be due at Hie date of this notlue frAl *XM togrthrt’ . ’'ted for therein, the roOBX William McGlinchey, one of the legislation, and it offered the people a all America—and a casual glance Ht this at least to spend his leisure moments the *um of eight hundred and s< rent}-nine dol­ thirtv dollar* cereok ' In said mortgage as premise* being deserttie* vria. Bury County, wealthiest and best known men of lot of pretty and deceptive theories, almanac for 1895, convinces us that this during the next two years in study of lars and tweutv four cents, and ro suit <«• pro­ all that laud in town e< ASk ceed logs al law having been intilutcd to recover vitally useful and Instrurflve book ought Michigan, de-cribea -s of land off of Genesee county, died at his home in which looked well enough and were to find Its way Into every shop, store, of­ political eoonomv under another and to am->unt secured by said mortengr “f MX!-’ part thereof Nolire I* thereiore liereby given Wrtrt and one third (8S-Mt- Ibed land . tit; Flint, aged 75 years. ' takingly presented by many profes­ fice and home in the land. The price of more competent teacher. Ex-Speaker that on AtUintavthePih-dayof February. icK. the north side of followingd- re. of lhe North The Randall Buggy company at Bay sors of political economy, who had the book—only 25 cents—could not to our Recd will be delighted to give him the at ten o'clock in the ton dm*, there will be sold Ike City filed five chattel mortgages to se­ more knowledge of books than of the knowledge be Invested for any one thing address of a good man.—Chicago Trib­ at the not th front door ot lhe Cmirt House, t lty . half of North East quarter of L nt Hastings. County of Barn n d >(rtc of town one North of^riC cure creditors in that city and else- conditions and substantial require­ more profitably. It contains 84 page.* une. Nicniann. «a!d Court Hnu«e being the 1 uiMIng AUotks K«U» »*« « tn which the Orcuil Court for the County of ments of trade and industry in this printed on fine book paper, with eltganl If Th* Baby i« Catling Tenth. Barry Is held.at public auction to Ute highest M.J. N. S. Boynton, who was elect- country. They drew the people into rovers In colors. It Is for sale by all news Be sure and u*e that old and well-tried bidder, th- premi*ea described to said mortdeniers. This fine almanac Is given as a remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soithlng Hvnin tor gate or so nawrii thereof as tn -v be n-reteary to ^4 mayor of Port, Huron at the recent au apparent indorsement of these fine • afAfcange (7) Seven v\e*l *u« children tee»bltw. It sontlv s tbe child, soften* Mllsf v the Fjnount due chi said mod e we as electivC 10014 *eat In th® *»me theories, and it took but a few months premium to every yearly subscriber of the the gums, allavn «dl iwlu. cures win I colic and above set forth, with the Interest literwm. and Rev. , Irl K. Hicks ’ well-known and deserv ­ is the best remedy for dlarrboei. Twenty-five the co*t*. charges and expcn*e-» allow» d by if ‘ AMWeevt Mo. >.-«’• room where L: preelded twenty years to find out that they were not such as edly popular’paper. Word and Work*. rents a bottle. • and provided lur.iu said mortgag’-. said prem­ when he wM sui’o'’ of the city be- could be put into practical use in this This unique journal la a prerlewi educator ises being situated tn the Village nf Freeport . country. We do not believe that the Countv of Kgrrv and State of Michigan. «nd of the masses, aud Is fast becoming a Dated Nov 14. UH | £0^ described a« foil «w>: Lol three m block ten of Bev. JohS Frost of Sorth Branch, democratic party can make another household guardian and necessity in the Raid TillageotFreeport according u> the rcsucttossful contest on its tariff policy homes of America. Those who want to while on hie WSy to the Flint A Fere »>.. >*. while the present generation remains keep up with all the advanced though; of MUAANNAW llAMMOXf. Marquette depot in Port Huron, wu to remember1 the disastrous results of the age in science, religion and all nuclei, Mm lg=uee. ran down by a hack and aerionaly in­ and all mothers who are nursing aloxso E Kxxastom. its one victory since the war. It has commercial. Intellectual and domestic sub­ Attorney for Mm-unut e. jured. babies derive great benefit from shown its incapacity in every under­ ject*, should subscribe for "Word and The legislative committee of the taking of government, but It is a Works. Subscription only $1.00 a year. Scott’s Emulsion. This prepara­ MORTGAGE SALK. Michigan Teachers' association will dangerous enemy to every American You can send for both direct to Ward and tion serves two purposes. It aak the legislature to prohibit the i»- interest as long as it advocates a pol­ Works Publishing Co., St, Louis, Mo. having been made in the gives vital strength to mothers «gDefault a certain mortgage. exev«te*| by Mll’oii J. suaace of teacher’* certificate* to any icy beneficial* on$y to other nations Prine and Rhoda 8. Prine, hwbaitd mid wife, and also enriches .their milk and to person who uses tobacco in any form. and destructive to our own people. Levi M. Dewey, dated tl>e fourteei.th day thus makes their babies thrive. • ■f March tm. recorded the slxtjrotb day Mrs Harriet Habort, who had lived It 1* unpatriotic, un-American, and Tolbdo, a, Nov. 80.—The Loxier bi­ of March 18*2. and on which there i» due. ur the date hereof, One Hundred and Hlxty ‘n Lansing nearly forty ycarz, died at will not be accepted in this country in cycle factory in this city, where 35,000 and t»-MX) Dollars, notice Is hereby given that, spile of the favorable opinions enter­ machines were being constructed, was the age of 82 years. by virtue ot lhe power of sale iu mnrigare, I shall toreefOMflbe same by a aalr. publte A new Presbyterian ehurch iu the tained of it in England. —Philadelphia destroyed by fire-yesterday, the Iom section, to Vhe highest bidder, al the north being 1800,08#. \ township of Maple Ridge. Alpena Pres*. _________________ trout door of the Ort Hotmr In the city M Hasting*, ou the twenty aeooi.d day of Decem­ EFThe democratic mills arc not like ber 18H *t twelve o’clock itoor*. of nil ti«*t eerLieut. Col. George H. Brown, as­ faifl Mere nr parcel o! land sltoat- In th. towre the mills’of th* gods that ’‘grind -hlpof Johnstown in the C-imt' «f Barry and sistant inspector general of the Michislow." They have only baen grinding Wrture. ot Ihia plue, lucked her h a constructive foot? that pro­ fttnte of Mtehtaw.i. and *r-c.r1 bed ne three children in the house and re ­ town: Oouimencing I Mrt -eft । rods we*t <4 n year and nine mouths —- but long motes the making of healthy ■b- uerth to*t cwrurr of re-ctat.i u>»«***° turned to find all of them burned to enough to grind adversity into nmnlcg south twelve rods, thenre "WSJ death. tU.tue and bone. It is a wonder­ tbenoe JgM rods, thence north twelve rods and 'hence ful remedy for Emaoiatkm, Cwwral rarteljtfrt rod* u> the nlsre of '-eBii.nlng. the COO a. BROS.. Prop netor a. The recent forest fire* in Greenleaf township. Sanilac county, laid bare an immense atone wall running through a swamp. The wall is 8 feet wide at the top and still wider at the base. At one place the wall rises 2 feet above the surface of the ground, but usually it is simply on the -level with the ground, now and then disappearing. Those who have visited the wonder declare that it is not natnral, but was the work of man, from the fact of its being so uniform in shape and also that the stones are so carefully fitted together and thoroughly imbedded in mortar or cement of some kind. It may have been a dike or sea wall in years long past. It is absurd for democratic journals to argue that the recent elections had nothing to do with the tariff, and that the people did not by their votes con­ demn the now tariff bill When that measure was pending some of these journals declared with great emphasis and solemnity that the passage of that bill with the income, tax included would overthrow the democratic party in every northern state, and events have proved that the prediction was perfectly accurate. To claim ot this late day that the verdict had no such meaning or force ’is to give a tone of banter, trifling and irresponsibility to their previous utterances. REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE OF REV W. J. CHAFIN,OF CHATHAM. FREE ' - L V . C C M D ^L ^S F .P K <— G . Blood Poison ood’s Saraa- BUSINESS CARDS. x^ElluloiO B H P P A . HCiWKSr1. '=*"■« ‘TTcioE&f WEAK WOMEN LMVI M.DSWBT, �pkohatr obdru. UNCLE SAM’S ARMY. accounts ,'*rr? • *'■ „• U r rrubatej Court, fm | f Barry hnld-u id the th. (Hi *>f Hasth e , In , . .. <! v n»- mb U.*> of . .. oite*.'-M.u»rmu four, । i, .rit> W. Aruisir-HM. Jttdrv ot THE INTERIOR. GyTongress will, because it must, takeup hand in straightening out the tahglc in which the Cleveland policy Dan Lamont Presents Hia Report Secretary Smith Details the Oper­ has enmeshed lhe treasury. The com­ as Secretary of War. ations of His Department. ing session will be a currency session. ‘ The situation is growing more critical .tv • ,»f esnti <<t Gfferga O. The Necessity of Battalion Formation, Fair Play Demanded hr the Indian—Dte- every day under the Cleveland mis­ Without Which We Could Not Cope ponilion of Public luvndn During the management. Against about $2,000,­ gaiu'.i. I'-.; t’i" jNrttnan <b«- veil with Foreign Armies..Vrgad— • ••■.Miker. ;-on «.t w ^ornaed. 000,000 of obligations in the shape of iii.ir* i i’h.luirtraii.iu. a>l i Conrontxattoa of Troops. Other Topics. May havu upon your health? circulnling medium—which, by the ltold |« : Uo vr, or la some Ordinary salt contain* a | Cleveland policy, must be redeemed, .-son. ’ large per cent, of Buipbate . -s ordered. 1l»«t Tu-.-Sdav llie Wahbikgton.’ Nov. 30—SakrtAnry WASrirutor. Dee. L-Seerctary of War SrenAary Hoke every dollar of it in gold coin—we hold of lime or plaster of I’mtL nvrtubar A. D-. l*Mk’ t.*-«j"cl>Vk lu Bmith ha» tranfimitUMl to tho^restdont hl* whiefti oted rucu the capillary • tUs^reshlont bls 'i a reserve to-day of about $57,000,000. Daniel H. Lamont lu «unmillteg hts annual re­ uctlon of the digOHUveorgana port to the president gives the expenditures j If the gold loan succeeds that slim reand c logs tin- eel Is ofthe rlomof hia department for the fiscal year eurtlt* ach and other urKaDACMMtBC tie rnb*cd to fll00,000,000, juna.30, IMM, at •M.OJO.OOS.St The spproprlk- itm of effective work tor tho adraucamcal of Rervo <p» nr a -r-Umi the worst form of indlgoaMun. the Indian*. Iie*_vr.: i only to begin oozing away again imit al the IT .bate Uoaa for the fiscal year of IW6 are »2.hS.liM.TN The effect of hi fnltl (Vtuniy. The work of th* Indian bureau bscomea mediately.—N. Y. Recorder, The estimates for the fiscal ye»r ending Juhe «1 *M IMSTK ATOlt-H M AI E. •. wkj the pntrei •0. 1W«, aretf.3 31R,tt.Q.» more iutrrckting na it Is bettor understood. 'TFTl.A,.ten ,t.A„ ... UlMilte.L an it It* task !» that of developing a people no . P ‘°.a tl,at tbe Dev. bond issue Indian Warfar* Eaded. -.id nt itllo:-cr cht- no tho officer* tn in e commahd of longer savage, but *tili far from clvilizud. Into 15 necessary in order to maintain tho ••ted li* * ud <>( • tetter'- c'v»-»> 1*- I «-n .» • The ‘no report* of or the -------- ----fit for American citizenship And c ipable : gold-reserve in tbe treasury is a very d IH-tiihm «tu » the brariiig Itt < Rtetin*. tot!;.' logto*. tuadi r. an Bat’**’eral geographical departments norrobo­ being* >i thv* order to be , th* tu, l l)-n< vi <1 day ,4 Ih-crm- rnte lhe opinton. exproaaed in the lait.annual of self-support. How isu this be accomplished ! thin one. It ia real hr to pay the run­ in tbe mum practical manner? Wimt *topa * ns_f. • Banner. • new*Ik healthful for the ImnnJrn -ttfca ’ . ’ tl; »«' iho report that Indian warfare U virtuallynb will load the mom certainly in that direction’ •> nint> c*Pcn e8 of tbe g,oxertinifnt, be•cl tq ••itkl fount) t v’in. !jhr *71 ,?**Vrn4,t‘kHnb*dS"’“,’l •adln United Stales, and wvjxuu thalbeyoi5*cTitlee are removed. The ---*he — — ot. awa, ' for th re-• sttcceesivr arc two meaLH eblefiy rolled opm-cdu- i Cftnae the revenues are not sufficient Ur <»' Hnn-y, erulnnal — lu .K_ .TlTl There difference In the cost is IodaI rati. c»11s for police A duly the neighbor' tooaud > *f h-nring. L Jt. Vcn-trnnt tollotrnM t cqs ex', allotment* of load lu *c* erally. | to do so. The solo cause of the drain trifle, not over ffvo >\ AKM^ntoNQ. Hud > ti’i.nn y grant rd to lur < t* U C alx'L dny of hood of IndianTeserrniloDH. lhe army win cents per year for each ••1 do not question the advisability of allot- | upon the treasury gold lies in the fact Judge of Probate. \ov*ml-r. A. D ipm. ty n,r pn.b.de rmiri < f henceforth be relieved to a greater degree Ung land to Indian* tn severalty, but* Ido] «>..,♦ th<* -htinlra person but lhe difference h-xvinw hpenmn Bsr y < “'«»»>. MlebUmr. allo: lhe estate, rtj.bt, each year of the labor of armed surveillance moai seriously question.the propriety of this I । 1 , , become to health aud enjoyment over the tribes of the west lit Ulti IlitrrrST ot the wild «!eerilH. rf ot. In . may be incalculable. A»L course before the Dalian* have jwogre.Md ^^nied at the large infusion of silver to ,<o real estate situate and btlng lu the There have' been no serious I nfroc 11 an* of’ your grocer for ••The Halt l. detuult liaa bwu made (u the conntyot llarry. lu the State ot Ml-hlgau. the neutrality Iowa on the Mexican frontier sufficiently to utilize the Unit whoa taken. Into our metallic' legal tender, have that's all Salt." curtail, morttf urs. one «»f asid Tl rtCn' rl'*J M foltews. towi : Tito during the year, but the presence of a regular The allotment* *bould be made to the Indian* 1 found it impcrativclv necessary to DIAMOND ,. .. - made ami executed by Mary J. WHNorth East quarter of force there lor wme time to came is clearly 1JMTMDJ7 tor lb. r~Jotu>, lr.HOT.Fr , keep all th. gold Uu>l com*, to them, CRYSTAL SALT CO.. , DaiU'd Striker. WilliaK P. Siduain and th* South Emt murterfSi *ud the North two tho advancement <*t the XndtaM, not tor the • „ A “ a — V, : .mH. ILuc, the Albin11 College Kndow- (>) m•!.-» of the Meat I all JUi<m the S u'.li I ..*t prescribed by tho conditions of clvlllzatlo* In purp<« ot obtnnun loofi oMMOted wllb lb. ,ud therefore declltte to supply that Clair. that region. ' Hund CmnfMitlee and their aticceMors rJ?\;I’U*'houlb **** *!«•»'r of Indian reservation to natlsfy the Insatiable de-I metal forexport. Exporters ox gold During lhe Strike*. ,uw" Ob*’ <‘ > No”1-- « I* Li . da'.r October swo >d. eighteen hundred W‘OO.?J&hTn «lre of l-order men. who obtain It frequently, j therefore have to get the metal by eXr lvi(> serinr the payment of ten him­ Nibe <9i vYmL containing lu all twro.j .wo Il wa* found aecesaary during the period be not for homes, but for spccvl .llun. -» ------ ;— United c*._* — note* — •for — i* . > ■»> dollars urd intercut thereon at the (Rtt acre* of land more or less. changing States it finning with March and extending through "1 urge a treatment of Indian had based I Dated November 7th. A. D., l*m , •. ven tier cent p»r annum and recorded XT..' . ✓ Every where. Competent July of lhe current year, in various sections of solely upon the purpose of realizing from It । at tho treasury. —Toledo Blade. Harvel w. Williams. . Sfeffi-SSSK : inceof the Register of Deeds for Barry , . . i iintv, Michigan. October twenty-alxUi, Administrator i lhe country, to employ a con**lderabte part of for ite owner* the holiest jxjx .'bki *alur. If ! . tho army to execute the orders of the United the members ot a trit-c have reached a state I ^b’.ew hundred eltthly-ftve In Hberadot inort­ ' , ’ , ,, cate for such pillion, at the <1 State* court.*, otherwise successfully defied sufficiently civilized to be able to progress! . < . t'.-ige «t. The other of said mortgagee Harper a .11 iiaazine in 1S»5. Colle**, Shorthand, and Mj**• and resisted, to protect the dispatch ef the ■till further by selling a portion of their land. I The Simpletons, a new novel by Dioma* in«« . .... r. . \.. cd by Ncbo'i H. Cre>*<. thirnc Fur Catalogue, address A. 8- Parish, Fropc. . . .., w ,r . ami the said Mary J. WilManis 1 United Slates malls, to remove restraint* to then sales should be mode, but the hind I Hard), will t>e begun in tbe December Number , . u i liAirel striker, William P. Sidnatu j travel and commerce, and tn guard the pnqwr- should not be purchased from the Indians at ' V-'l utid continued to November. IWV Who, ivi.ltarii H. Hi'ZfL Die Albion College Eu­ 1 ty of the government. Tho movement of the best bargain the United Slates can moke. ! v'* "W ?£L' m iiie>ii}Fiii<d Coiirfiiit.tee and their succcwiors ! troop* thus necessitated wn* the largest which SLT“If’ ,h',S n ! b’"lJM * ™*.ur State of Michigan. I r •,*. ,fi»t:-N.ivend^-r second; eighteen hun I has taken place ulnce tho close of lhe civil war. State*, tiw departUMiu, acting a* u falUiful i Auditor Genera!’* Office. > r.-| < . uiue to ■M-cure tUe payment ot (our |n fictian, aud Toe Simpleton* may be ex­ .jmslng Nov. r*. i*sk | The difficult and extraordinary tasks lm- trustee and obtafnlnz for the Indians every pee'ed to arouse enthusiasm not inferior inde। ! ';n.h -d vrli;) four dollar* and Interest there­ Notice Is hereby given that <*«““ J*”*® . posed upon lhe officers and meu of ths army dollar the land will bring. There arc ample , gree to that which nns marked Trilby—the most ... it i|:j r.icof seven percent l>*r annum and tn the County of Barrv bid off to tne | were dlKharged promptly, firmly and judlc- public lands in thu United State* for home- ' wcwrtful story of tbe year. Another leading naled n-’.-niv'i । th” ofll<-« of the Rtflstor of Deed-. State for taxes of iwl and previota years,apy 1 Birn countv, Michigan. November Mteond. । iously. tn o manner which attealrd to the cour- seekers: can we not i>r satisfied to allow u> bi ' f*H reiiiiii ’.uro w 111 b,« the I’t-rwuixl ttirollecUon* of described In statements which wiH hereafter Df • .!>!■<: humired eUhiynlur In liber St of j age. Intelligence and loyalty of lh«m called administered in behay of lhe Indian* the lltd* .JOSU -1° “2 v. °J. . ......... ...__ _ _ ____ ___________ 4L'.'£ 1 V" forwarded to the office of the Treasurer of safe . r- . • on page »i. both ot tuiiil mortgages Page and B*-?retarv. under which guise tbe County. w ill be told :U public ■ action by said । into active duty, and the Xborough cfflrloucy of.> we have left them?' - “ Mt liotig-|wv*t due, whereby the power of most popular ot living American Magazine !Treasurer at the County Seat, ou the firrt Mote ■ every branch ot tho service. The militia ot Fdueatteu af the Indian*. m-d In eaeii of said mortgages has writers will present the story of the Maid ot day of Derrin ber next, at the Hine »"d P'xce | the steles wherever employed c’so proved genOr ran*. In the Jnmrtry num tier will appear , designated !or the Annual Tax Bales. If n« prre • in,• upcr.i'nv a:i<i uo sun or imueecdiugs In connection with the education .of lhe In ­ i erally to be composed of qualified and reliable dian*. tho secretory says: "in the iraragc- a profusely Hius'retru paper on Cbarir«town | vio«i»ty redeemed or ciuL-elled according to I . re*Hn.t.'«<t4iuied at Itw or uihrrwnw to i. soldier*. and rhe Carolinas, the first of a series ot South­ i.‘- me debt secured by either of said ment of the Indian schools n deflnite plan for­ ern Putier*. . ,t .i>_v. or .aiv part tin rent, and t>y remBon bald statements cmitaln a fulk desert pt i.>n of th* Indian. when school is finished, tuns’, al­ Northern Africa Is attracting more attention each-parcel of s*i<1 laud* and may be seen on ! ... I.oi’t there is claiiin d io be due at j The uumber of enlisted men tn service on ways be in view., if yrnctlcal result* uro J than at any other time since it was Rt the seat at the office «»f the Oiunty Treasur­ | ■ ujsms Ixith of-said m.-rlgag. *, and | October 31 ws* JS.5I6, Deducting th* t.lck. expected from dis education. The two line* of of empires. The next volume of Harper's application •■. . •. • ‘iiijcibyb g the Mill* the aunt of er after they are received by him. ' therein confinement, recruit* not yet Joined. work open for Indian* can be classified a.’ . Moraine will contain four Illustrated article* hTAXLtY - TvratEX. . >1 hundred elgtny-:>lne dollars besides an ; tha^c absent on furlough, and others employed being upon tho te »rrvAtion and tn the citlc", of this region.- ami three of i|i,<rn will depict Aucilur Gencrnl< i-\ ■ .if iwe.iD-Ove dollars as provided ! in stuff departments or on da inched service, bu<I towns away from the reservSUon. Edu- the present life there. Julian Ralph will pre­ : ; tli'M of said mortgages. the effective field strength on the same date1 cation should be practically directed with a pare for th*- Magulne a-seriea of ri<ht stories. • Novi Therefore notice is hereby tlven that MOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. : aeplcling typical phases of Chinese Life *nd • of fti-’p.*wer of sale ui each of said . wa* 2J.114 of all snnx. COMTAfilOUS In all Iti »t*ze» comview to the probable future of the Indian If Manners. B*«lr<c* the long-storle*. there will State of Michigan, in the circuit Court for the t •'Jnine.l and <>f the statutes of Hie Battalion Formation. he !.* to remain au*y from hl* former borne1 begin tn the January number the tin-t chapter* Countr ■>! Barry. BLOGD ^>Tov*ui£urJ»re. - >• .d Vj h gstb both df said moitgages win PUMVU POISOK rui.iun andwteet* yield to !t» aaytu •u ’! earar»xij earnr*tly recanmeiU recommend and to enter the »'.rcg£’e of life in our cltic* andI of a Tn roe Part Novelette, try Richard Haniinp ।I The im report wyw Gilbert W. Ia-c aud David D. Cady, a co-part­ be**ng power*. It nr-1 1 that con*-re.«s ennet Uh- iMglstatton necessary | town*, ns any other ctiize**. then hl* educationi Davl:<—tbe longest work attempted yet by tbi* nership firm doing business and existing under move* the poison aud bulklr up the »v»tem. . writer. Complete short stone* by popular the name and style of lx?e & Cady i to establish In the army the battalion terms-j should be a* broad and ;■•*’ liberal as possible. -1. the aninutit due upon both of I will continue to be a feature of the vs . ,* lion, now adopted by the armies of every other , jjnt if he 1* to return to the rnsorvatlou. to writer* •gAgr* at the date of th* Mie thereof , Thomas E. Shaffer. Iu attachment. . ,.4 ft,,, i ..- y exta. Interest, taxes anil I SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. AtUnts. Ge | civilized nation. A< tsecetowy to effect that I the place of hl* birth, and to eummene© hl* Magazine. Notice Is hereby given that on the 2md day of Send for Illustrated Prospeetu*. .-H ■o*M *A‘* at vubhc anetKXi to the , . chsuzc I recommend the removal of the limit । active life In tho deve’.op-ncul of tho resources October, A. D.. iKH.a writ of attachment woe .. .td.-r**n Friday the 8th dwy of Febre i • of t&.<W men fixed by tbe act of June IB. IST4. i of *.’;<• rcv»rtatJon. then hl- education -houio j The llie volumes wainiw, of Ol,the Magazine begin with the duly issued out of the Circuit Court for the at t* n'vkx’k. b. ni • at «b» north trvr.t ' and a return to the limit tired by tne act of! b» *M reeled csnvlulb with a view u> the Itfo j. Numbi-rs Stu.,ber.* for June and December <;f each year. County of Barry. at the suit of Gilbert W. Ixr: ■( Hr.K-l:* the City of Iia<tlugs. , ' July 15. 1STO 1..-,- xlull.’c approval of these , he will lead upon the rc'crvauoh and to * the• | When V" - -ratline I* mentioned, subscriptions will and David D. Cady, co-partners doing business ■ ■ .-trr* ondJURlenl Michigan.(the *ald | hilltlcscf —.rvat.-n tfiu tn-gln u lib the Number current at the time of at the city of Detroit. In said State, under the i tyro proposition* will restore to the effective j possibilities of the n rvr«.Tvati< ’.n Itsci: itself. If )*-’ ' plarc where tb-» Circuit I nsniubf 1-ee and Cady. the above named ‘ force i.b<’ui 4.*xX> enlisted men. bringing the . u*:.. are agricujlurul, he should pt-laught the J receipt otorder. Cloth ca'«-L for I Indi ng » finn * of Barrv I* held. ttw 1 Plaintiff*,axalnst the land*. ten omenta, goods I actual strength ef the army up to the nominal j . - ods had mode o’ l.fe followed by ihe or- I <*’.»»» -acli - -y rn»H. |*>it paid. Title-page and । aud chatties, moneys and effeeta of Thomas R. ■ -•i :n each and Doth of ' lnnzne.l.,1 Xl? iBKriS’» rf. -l.v ?«* <>»- Shaffer. rite defendant above camel, for the7 itb »r« to be sold are s* , ; strength now tlxrd by law By thu-c changer ■ of Tli roc Hundred and Elftv Four.Dollars haj ■»! the diorth east i the *rjM will be increased in efficiency 20> : ta W.BI »,».««„ jJta-TOrtiKornnmjW.WMctaM. «< 1O”-, sum and SiNSy Eight cents. which said in tow* No. ' ■ cent.. toXiumbers about I'-h percent, and it writ v»< returnable on Tuesday the 6th day Of work nf Dollar.* upon their different reservaHerpcr'a Femo dlcal*. ■ xost.of maintenance oulv about d p :r cent. November. A; D.. HUM. -------------------tlou., „„t tn. -n u.nl u, re w r - , F >e»r, H 00 Concentratteu * Troop*. . W I- 0o-----------------------. , _----------• ™rz., Dated this 27tb day of November. A. D.. 1891. seatrating the ’.-<x-,p* and opportunity •» to becoxm.* WeeKly.— • 1.tn CnnwTOwitr. h. wiLsox, 1I n«»in nnn"o^X or r.w.rr.W.ta, »»« I the «»ow c?.ucn<. e.rUOT. Evon L>» ■, Harper*-* fUrwA >*<• to- iroowpro.. HWJ’-s Bazar.— • >l..n ,» .h. oauo.u.,0 of Un, ,»ot * —JrnUw indlaa U i.» . Harper “ 4.fio , sAt-'.nivy lor plaintiffs. mon the i H-Tper's Young People • 2.(* SWKR4KV ASWBKZKT. ’ tor . mber l.'th. 1*M. - ccukmI throughout the y«»r. Where proc- devoted to •preparation —-■•■• •’ wor• Fofkctge tree to all subscriber* in the l ulled. Of Counsel. mw-r.tKinn. It should have ’also In ilcw a i Slate*, (jtmuln mid Mexico. Ad Ire?*. Ha nt-ek & Bhathkh* who** tarthpf retention Uash wune unnecces- prt partition for separate re»pon«lb^i|y and I ilOKTUAGE uLl F. U. Box WP. N. Y. City. »ary by a clinage of condition*, bate been coiA separate nmnag< :j< nt of property, to lhe end solldatcd with garrisons at more Important that he should be fitted a* soonfas po.vibie to Defjnli iiavlng been made in the cntuHUons Harper-** Bazar in 18DS. center*, thus reducing the cost dTmalntonanoe m.nage his own affair* free front the paternal i DAXTFLftTRtklCR. | of a cdrUln (Mortgage, executed by Charlee D. Are you willing to work for the cause ■nd Iran* porta don am! utilizing improved fa- care . r the department. ’ Elegant and exclusive dodgu* for Out-Door Joliii.sbn tuid Ida Al. Johnson, husband ami of Protection in placing reliable infor­ clllllc* fof the prompt dispatch ot troops to ■ Must 1’rs‘avr I and ’In-door Toilettes, drawn front Worth wife, to Lucinda C. Cheney a nd Alice E. Miles. •Ujr pi*lr.t where tbeir Acrviccs may l*e re­ i The secretary call* attention to ifco .duly j model* by b.thdaz and Chapuis. *r« an Import- i dated thi1 twenty fourth day o!.Z.ttgn«L I8» re­ tH-DEll OF* PCBLICAT1OS. mation in the hands of your acquain­ the twenty fourth day of August IWTquire*! The chttoge* have in uo ‘nstaner which rest* upon the United Stales to preserve • ant feature. These appear ever)’ week, accom­ corded ■ . •’( Mwli'gan The Circuit, Cocrt for the! on which there L* due at this date three tances Z lesarited the protection afforded by the army law and order throughout lhe Indian territory । panied by minute description* and details, and Hundred and fifty six anti Dollars, the • ■ lurry.Chancery.' ‘ Our Pari.* letter, by Katharine De Forest, is a I niortgapts to any region iu which a garrison has hereto ­ If you are, you ahould be identified having elected to deciare the wMlff’ v . ■-savn of naidroort. bei«< at the Court weekly transcript ol the latest styles and ca amount of said fore been stationed but have considerably rail*, and iashts If the right to do *o cannot prices mortgage due aud payable er-’ i!ou>- I, the ci:y of tlAM.iiir*<. In said county, on . with’ in the mode Under the head of New account of the non-payment of the interest due* augmented the extent of territory over whirh be obtained by agreement with the tribes York Fashion*, i „f i»".ober A. L>. plain directions and full par ­ THE AMERICAN that protection can promptly nnd effectively be it tnu»t be enforced us a matter of duty, ticulars ore given as to shapes, fabrics, trim­ | August twenty fourth pah according to the . sent Hou. Vieatnat Smith. •CirtMit Judge. I without regard to the w!*he.->of those who con­ inings a-d accessories of the costumes of well terms and rand.tIons of said mortgage. Notice | H- try M. Dibble, conipl&luant. afforded. PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, trol tltt- tribe*. He does not specifically rec­ dressed women. Children's e.othing receives is hereby given that, by virtue of the power of DistributiuB of tho Army. In said mortgage,! shall fore* lose the same EH.-k McCarthy, Will: un J. McCarthy. Denis 1 13C w. 230 St.. New yorr. on: mead tho organization of a rew territory practical attentlbn. A fortnightly Patesru- sale a sale, at public auction, to the highest bidAll the fool artillery Is *erving,ne*r the sea ­ •4-Carter. Elba Mv Crm . Catherlr^ Walsh. | but doe* urge that tho courta In Arkansas anJ sheet Supplement enables readers to cut and | by st the north front door of 1 lie Court House, coast fortlficntio: -. Otic-half of the field ar ­ make their own gowns. The woman who takes der, v .-.-.irvl Heolrv. Charles McCarthy. Ellen । fl exas be abandoned, aud t hat the hirisdfetion in the of Hustings, on the tv.enly second tillery. more than two-thlrds oY the infantry, Harper,* Bwar Is prepared for every occasion day ofcltv h .*vev and Patrich J. Suliligui. administrator the United Stales court be extended over in leM at twelve o’clock noon, of life, ceremonies or informal, where beauti­ 1 all thatDecember and nine-tenths of the cavalry are still re­ of : the Estate of Denis McCarthy. Sr-, deceasrel. I {certain piece or n-trcel of land situate ful dress is requisite. tained at poets west ot lhe MissiMlppi river, the territory without regard to citizenship. Jrk-t'dsnta. । aud being lit tbe city of Hastisgr,. in the County An American Serial. Doctor Warrick's Public Lands. lnthlseaus-.lt appearing from affidavit on while eight roglnisnts of c*v*lry are !n garrl; . of Barry and State oh Michigan, and described th.it Ui- s*xij detendauT. Charles McCarthy. •on.* wlth»a or near the great mountain and 1 K The report shows that the public lands dis- Daughters, by Rebecca Harding Davis, a strong a* foltows,to w if. A strip of land ninety one fleet of American life, parfh laid in Pennsyl­ wide nffof and from the north end of lots numI..* it resident of this state, but Is a resident i plate region lying bvte * u the one hundredth ^uriw'lhe PMb rtirif year aggregate nevd vania and partly lu the far South, will occupy I| bervd ■: :> e >• ite“• Texas: five hundred and nine and five hundred and 10.37? “ ?< Tv acres H approximates the vacant itr.l the one tundredtb and fifteenth merld........ n »n n «,»tmatev th<-vacant the last half of the year. •> -j m iiion of rczGcrald & Barry, coin plain according to the original plat of the village Mv lauly Nobody, au Intensely exeltlDg novel, I ten lan.' It is to the ............ apareely »ettled l». pa.Lv,., iTt portions of '■‘“'I •< (MOWJlin wrrv . - «o';,stoni. it I* ordered that the appear(now dtv > of Hastings, recorded In Barry Cuuuwould rr-rr. mid In in,evrnt their »*j e «»£ the said non-resident defendant, this pastoral sterile belt<>rtt~* *u“br.akUu Plmlw A AU-ka. which contain* w,ui».<x» bv Maarten Maarten*, author of -God’s Fool."' I tv Iteghtcr'sofne*. suhjeptto a reservation of Greater Gu-n.’’ etc., will begin the year. . irl.-- M.-Carthy be entered herein, within strip tve feet wide oft the north end of said --------------- . «V tod ir.lllinn nd other Hwnaumn: ; "The EsMtvs and Social Chats. To this department j। alots ...r iru.it bs trout the dxte'of *hi* onlw. and ; SP t’O.OW sere* in round -numbecs arc em­ SpccL-.tor Gir on alley the nime being the mortgaged away from their rcsexv-illous. . SHOULO VSE . contribute her charming papt-rs in * ■> ■ of bh appearance, th*t he eaus>« bls an j bri'i-etl In the lli-t* of select lone by railroad and on "What will • The Millths. We Are Ik’lng" In New York society. I1 premlsM-. 1 i the bill of complal .t to be filed, anti a Dated September SSCb, 18M. wagou ror.d companies awaiting examination Answers to C-orrespondeuts. Questions re ­ I Army officer* or. duty with ’ the national At.icr E. Miler. i» br served on coiuptelnniit's oollciXnr* _____ ^^lortgagee. guard of the states, of whom twenty-seven aid skUtlement Mt the close of th- flwul year. ceive the personal attention of the editor, and r.r’**,ntr ijo* dan after service oo him of ' The aggregate sclfctu.n of swamp lands *!noo are answered at lhe earliest possible date af ­ . ol satd bill and notJce'of this order, and , were regularly m-slgned to state headquarter*. Chas. H. Baukr. Attorney for Mortgager, I. fault tl.-reofsald bill will be taken ax CO»। concur in reporting steady improvement tn the . the passage of the act of 1M0 Is so.45fl.153.51 ter their receipt. ter- cd <»y sahl nou-resldeut defendant. ! training and effintency of the militia The aerca During the past vear 138.09.47 acres Send for Illustrated . Frospertu*. . Amt il te further ordeied that within twenty ■ were patented under this headI fact that state exmjis of instruction, in which Every ingredient possesses superb days the complainant cause a notice of this The total cash reccpts from the disposal ot The volumes of the Bazar begin with the first I forty cdditlonal army officers participated. order to.tr published in the Hastings Banxkm. number for January of each year. When ao Tonic iirojwrties, and exert* a wonder­ i were held by thirty-three state* Li proof that public lands amounted to f2.C74.esi.nl; {91.991.- time a r- Afpaprr printed, published ai d ctrculsting subscriptions will begin j state military establishments are on a better j 03 were received for Indian lands Over 35.000 wit i tlIse mentioned, ful influence ia toning up and strength­ iu -;ud ornnty. and that said imblleation be number current al the lime of receipt “ ' TIMETABLE ' *grleu<tura! patents wort Issued, granting ■ footing now than ever before in time of peace. l-<ntIntrnd therein onee In each week for six ening her system by driving through of order. In Affect February 11. 1KM. । in severs! instance* army detachment* took 1 approximately. 3 C-nmi aerca Minrrsl. mill c Cloth cases for each volume, suitable for bind­ " * kv in succession, or that complainant eau-* the proper channel all impurities. *and na<.Jthe n?u profit Jto” I “tie'Bni1 ooal Patonta were issued to the num­ in*, will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt a ropy ot this order to be personally served on | part tn atatc camps, in acquaintance^ with the jtoldlerly ber nf 1.C.V About 3.100 patents were issued * ■ —with •**- •*.of *1.00 each. Title-page and Index *ent on -aid non-resident dcfmdsnl at least twenty (20) Health and strength are guaranteed to .rmr tn acquaintance tne ~ aoiateriy i her oi ».<w. ni~u>-..w 1 to Indian*, for slioimants or selections in «ev- 1application. days Indore the time prescribed for his appear­ quantics v. —____ _ , _____ Stations. eralty. covering I01.93G.S4 acres. Patents of 1 Remittances should be made by post office result from it* use. ance. CLBMBarrKxrrH. . observation of the attention of the regulars to Circuit Judge. ' My wife, wbo was batlridden for eighteen details, which is necessary to the perfect sol- I all claase* issued during the year covered jMoney Order er Draft, to avoid chance of loss. months, after w»lng BUAnrtri.n'i* Female FitzGerald & Barry. . dler. Is both a present benefit and an invest- ! a bout 7.700.000 acre*, a decrease from the pre­ RiMHTLATOK for two luontbs. 1* gettlna well. Complainants Solicitor*. Harper's Periodical*. -J. M. JOHNSON. Malvern, Ark. f meat for the future from which we rhould ceding year of over 2.000.00H acres Examined.countersigned and enterml by me, Pensions. Harper's Magazine.-one year. »4 00 Ouleago Lv.x, John G. Nkgler. reap returns Id any emergency calling for the Sold by al! Prr.ggists at SbSS *pr butt!* «» Register. At the clou* of the fiscal year ending June ।Harper’s Weekly.cooperation of the.two forces. The strength BRADFIELD'S REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. 8a. M Kalamazoo Lv of the militia shows an Increase of about S.000 *0. 1E94. 9CP.544 pensioners were borne upon the !Harper's B*x*r.JonxC, Xac.lii. H i ’ ostage'frre to all subscribers In the United rolls, an increase of 3.5X. ’ pensioner* during since last year, tho latest returns showing s Register. total organized force of 11T.633 officers and en­ the year. Of these, lfl.610 pensioners are on States Canada and Mexico. Qte**Hr ..I Address. Hamtrk * Brothbe». listed men. The artillery arm. maintained by account of Indian and other war* prior to the MDoI..... p. o. Box. 369. N. Y. Qty. Donat.... thirty-three states, has an enrollment ot 5.922 late war, and 15.439 widows, orphan* and other PARKER’S Agents.$73 Clovardal* dependent relatives. Under the act of June officers and men: the cavalry arm. maintained HAIR BALSAM . ShultR 27. 1W0. there are S75.0M pensioners and M.20L1 by twenty-six states, of 5.0®. Harper's Weekly in 1896. widow* and orphans It 1* Interesting to note Other Topics. nine widows and three daughter* of vet­ Harper’s Weekly Is a pictorial history of the , Hartings Among other topics touched upon In lhe re­ that times. It presents ere ry. important event Coat* Grove. eran* of the revolution constitute the pension port are the following: Small arms and equip­ roll for that war. Forty-five aurvlror* of the promptly, accurately, and exhaustively o 111ments, field and siege guns, sea coast defenses, war of 1812constitute the remnant of that list. nstnulon and descriptive text of the highest arsenals and armories, powders ana projectiles, The total amount expended for pension* dynamite guns, education of the army, mili­ during tho peat fiscal year was •139.W4.401.O6. OrThe’ manner tn which, during ISM. it has Lwnflng. the Chleuro Railway Strikes and the Detroit tary academy at W'eat Point, nktlonal soldiers leaving a balance from the appropriation tn the treated War, and the amount ot light home, military prisons. Apache prisoners of treasury of ltt.J05.712.86. The estimate for tho Chino-Japanese It wasablelo throw on Korea the instant at­ Grand Rapids war, rivers and harbors, preservation of battle­ fiscal year 1896 made by the commissioner 1* tention was directed to that UtUe-knowu counfields. military reservations, monuments to •140.000.000. The commissioner states that, in tn'. are exAmples of Its almost boundless re­ Gens. Logan, Sheridan. Hancock and Sher­ hl* opinion, tbe year 1MB. thirty year* after, screes. Julian Ralph, the distinguished writ­ stations. man. pension office, national cemftteriea and the close of the last war. must in the nature er and correspondent, has been sent to the ^&*^lbAe^lKd.SV'X of things see the highest limit of the pension BOOTH. poll which, therefore, must begin to decrease Ceatrell 1» Hanged. The aggregate ot persons added to the rolls -------------------------- -IS THE-------------------------Belleville, Ill., Doc. L—Georg* during the year is IR.OfiS, and the total number Harper's Weekly exclusive Inform*Hon and Chicago Ar Centrell was hanged here at 11:50 dropped for all c*u*ee 37.951. "l>urmROl,W5 every vital question will be dis­ Kalamazoo Ar.. Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West The Patent Office. o’clock Friday. He was executed upon cussed with sl^or and without prejudice In the hi* own plea of guilty of murder In If There were S*.54« patents granted, including editorial columns, and also la special articles And Has the Largest Circulation. by the highest aulboril les In cacti the first degree. He and Annie Kahn reissues and design*, and 1.0M trade marks Portndla of the men aud women wb > are nvakregistered during the past year. The number DBitM .... murdered the latter’* husband on of patents which expired is 11,107. The total ing history, and powerful and caustic Trn i in DAILY (without Sunday)S6.oo per year \ rtAani will conUnue to be chxr.vtensllc aoverdnle August t In order to better put expenditure* of the patent office amounted to This Busy World, with Its keen and BhaBx....... 1 EllMS DAILV ,wtth Sunday)............................... »8.oo per year themselves in a position to contfnue ll.063.9te. The receipts exceeded the expendi­ kindly comment on the fewer Wan of the HAmSGB tures •UB4tt illicit relation* already existing. The Eleventh Census. Goats Grove Thecommlsaionerpf labor in charge of the K&. Coxoylto* Sea twated to Jail. PERYIAR........ ................................................ )S/1 = WMaaff... u,Bnn>vJ Wevman, and a novel of New xoek. Grand Fork*. N. D., Dee. A—The eleventh oessu*. for the fiscal year ending etuuld JTbe X>0 O! U« F»Wer. W Brwjder w<Wi"3.x.*> Juno X, 18*1 states that the tot*! disburse- 1 S A NEWSPAPER THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of tbe time* »n all eleven members of Coxey'a army ar­ me»ta ou account of the eleventh census to lUttbewi-M^ndDoreleUw.knd mW «>“* lABBiDg........ ’T*[*cts >1 A nares neither pains nor expense in securing ALL THE raigned in the United State* court for that date amounted to 110.366,978.81. At the ,tories t>y populM wnm. (££d Ripidi'. NEWS AND THE BEST OF OJRR WiT LITERATURE. resisting officer* pleaded guilty. Nine close of tho flwal year the total number of Send for lllnMnma Pro.pwilw. of th^m were sentenced by Judge persons employed in tbe census office was 679, Trwreree City. Th. v^otne. ot the Weekly b*VBo wlt** *he ' Thoma* to one month in jail, reserving there are at the preeant writing aboat 400. Tho whole number of volpmae necessary to ' sentence for the two leaden. Smith comprehend all the facte gathered st tbe tVb UM W«IS*S «««»••' the urn. ot re. Bay View eleventh oeasiu is twenty-five; tbe estimated AS A FAMILY PAPER IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY. and Breshman. and actual printed page* of these volumes be cet^Lh{each volume, suitable for Death of a Notoa Painter. - - 11 It has something of Interest to each member of the family. I. InfflkSM Niagara Falls, N. Y., Nor. 28.— lhe secretary cloaca hi* report with recomI fS YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT is tbe very best of its kin*. II ITS UT ERARY FEATURES are uweqwalad. II George Barker, landscape and scenia meodstion for m additional building for the interior department, a* •XC.SW were paid out ,. I’OLITICALLY IT IS REPUBLICAN, and gives Its reader, the benefit W the tFreight trains will be rm photographer of world-wide reputa ­ for rental of buildings In which several niE*tW0RLa,On* *” *H ,iv* r^Mrical topics. It also gives them THE NEWS OF tion, died at his home bare Tuesday branches of the department have their offices Vo.linn wait at Bfodb Harper's Periodlc*J«. of Bright’s disease. He was 50 yean located. r^puDsi Leaders to Meet. §3?.’-' „w _ ■ Incite THE IVTEe OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CH1CAOO, THE NEWS ANO COrtTWRCIAL St. Louis, Dec. 1.—A meeting of LH-.1EB OF ALL WEST OF THE ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS. AND IS BETTER Three vnuur»» ....... ------AUAP1E0 TO THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE OP THAT SECTION THAN ANY people’s party leaders has been called GrrrrwrBo. 8. D., »«. 1.Ur .nd Mrs. MiUsr wsr, , for December 28 in this city te map StaM* <>U*Addr*’-B|.o. Bo*** H.C.FOTTBR. PAPER FARTHER EAST. It U la accwS wUb tte A th. Wm, boU la PotHIc. aad UurMare?oing chore, on their fans;ib.■ i out a policy for an educational camPleuc that th. prka A Th. W«Bt InUr Oce.n h ONLY ONE DOL­ took Bro .nd their three childr.u w.r. LAR PER YEAR. A«ru. THE jNTER OCEAN, Chicago. Earned to de.th. The New The Salt” You Use Horsford’s Baking Fox.de excels all others in hen'ih ii qualiq- and baking strung li A wonderful invention. Diamond Crystal Salt «i tte «u»-« M touts «•* I Cures the Serpent’s Sting. ( Ore y^oul a PviexidAo Th.e coAise q£ PrdVeeVton OtYnerteoiYY. AvAevests ? XWOIUW BRADFIELD'S I e ! finale Regulator ChiciRO. IiIwmol & S&gifiw BffiETfe The inter ocean Sr BI MAIL The Weekly Inter Ocean i €1.00 A The Weekly Inter Ocean IT IS A TWELVE-PAGE PAPER. ‘ j �— jeet Jost referred to and- they also present anner some unsatisfactory features. Prominent among them are the lack of elasticity in Thursday, Pec. 6, 1894. our currency circulation aud Its frequent MARSHALL L. COOK. Mitor. ' concentration in financial centers, when it XKTKRKK AS SK.A.XI. Cl.ASS MA 1(LH AT is most needed In other parts of tiro coun­ TUX IlASTISGX, KICK.. 1-OSTOSS1CK, try. . AVOf«T t«. 1879. The absolute divorcement of tbe govern­ ment from tbe business of'banking Is the ideal relationship of the government to the circulation pf the currency of the Th* Mcsiajc. country. . The condition caunot be innuedlatoly Though the message of President Clevereached, but as a step in that direction and lan^was a lengthy document, yet tbe two as a means of securing a more elastic cur­ portions of it most Interesting to the peo­ rency, and obviating other objections to ple are what he has to say concerning tbe present arrangement of bank circula­ tariff and currency questions. They are tion, the secretary of the treasury pre­ substantially as follows:— sents lu bls report a -scheme modifying •‘The tariff act passed at the last session present banking laws and providing for of congress, needs Important amendments, the issue of circulation notes by state if it is to be executed effectively and with banks free from taxation, under certain certainly. In addition to such necessary limitations. amendments as will not change rates of It is proposed to repeal all laws pro­ duty, 1 am still very decidedly in favor of viding for tbe deposit of tbe United Stales putting1 coal and iron upon the free bonds as security for circulation; to permit list national banks to Issue circulating notes So far as the sugar schedule is concern­ not exceeding in amount 75 per cent of ed, 1 would be glad, under existing aggra­ tbeir paid up and unimpaired capital, pro­ vations, to see every particle of differential vided they deposit with tbe government, duty in favor of refined sugar stricken out as a guarantee fund, in United States of our tariff Jato. If with ail the favor now accorded the sugar refining interests legal tender notes, including treasury notes pf 1890, a sum equalnu amount to in our tariff laws, it still languishes to lhe 80 per cent of tho notes they desire to Is­ extent of closing refineries and thousands sue, this deposit to be maintained . at all of discharged workmen, It would seem to times, but whenever any bank retires any present a hopeless case for reasonable part of Its circulation a proportional part legislative aid. of its guarantee fund shall be returned to Whatever else is done or omitted, 1 it; to prepare and keep on hand ready for earnestly repeat here the recommenda­ issue in case an increase in circulation is tions I have made In another portion of desired &auk national notes for each bank this communication that tbe. additiouai having circulation aud to repeal the provis­ duty of one-tenth of a cent per pound laid ions of the present law imposing limitation.* upon sugar imported from countries pay­ aud restrictions upon banks desiring to re­ ing a bounty on Its export be abrogated. It seems to me that exceedingly important duce or increase their circulation—thus considerations point to the propriety of permitting sueh increase or . reduction within tbe limit of 75 per cent of capital this amendment. With the advent of a nsw tariff policy to be quickly made as emergencies arise. tn addition to the guarantee fund requir­ not only calculated to relieve the consum­ ers of our laud In the cost of their daily ed, it is proposed to provide a safety fund life, but to invite a better development for the immediate redemption of the circu­ of American thrift and create for us closer lating notes of failed banks, by< Imposing and more profitable commercial relations a small annual tax, say one-half of 1 per with tbe rest of the world. It follows as a cent, upon ' the average circulation of logical and imperative necessity that we each bank uqtll the fund amounts to flr per should at once remove the chief if not the cent of the total ■ circulation outstanding. When the bank falls, its guarantee fund only obstacle which has so long prevented our participation in the foreign carrying Is to be paid into this safety fund, and Its notes are to be redeemed in the first in­ trade of lhe sea. During the last month lhe gold reserve stance frorasuch safety fund thus aug­ in the treasury for tbe purpoe? of redeem­ mented—any impairment of each fund ing tbe notes of the government circulat­ caused thereby to be made good from the ing as money in the hands of the peeple Immediately available cash assets of said became so reduced, and ita further deple­ bank, and. If these should lx1 insufficient tion iu tbe near future seemed so certain such impairment to be made good pro rata that In the exercise of proper care for tbe assessment among other banks, their con­ public welfare It became necessary to re­ tributions to constitute a first Uen upon plenish the reserve and thus maintain pop­ tbe assets of failed bank in favor of tbe ular faith in the ability and. determination contributing banks. As a further security'll is contemplated of the government to meet, as agreed, its that tbe existing provision fixing tbe Indi­ pecuniary obligations. vidual liability of Stockholders is to be re­ It would have been well if In this em­ ergency authority had existed to" issue tbe tained. and the bank's indebtedness on 'ac­ bonds of the government bearing a low count of its circulating notes is to be made rate of Interest and maturing within a a first lieu on ail its assets. Hastings B . EDITORIAL notes short period; but the congress having fail­ For tbe purpose of meeting tho expense ed to confer such authority, resort was necessarily bad to tbe resumption act of of .printing notes, official supervisions, 1875, aud pursuant to its provisions 1 Kinds cancellation and other like charges there were Issued drawing interest at the rate shall be imposed a tax of say one-half of of five per cent per annum and maturing one per cent per annum upon the average 10 years after their issue, that being the amount of notes in circulation, it Is fur­ ther provided that there shall be no na­ shortest time authorized by the act 1 am glad to say, however, that on sal«» tional bank notes issued of less denomina­ ■ of these bonds the premiums received op­ tion than ten dollars. That each national bank, except in • case erated to reduce the rate of interest to be paid by tbe government to less than 8 of a failed bank, shall redeem or retire its per cent. Nothiug could be worse or notes in the first Instance at its own office further from sensible finance than the or at agencies to be designated by It, and reflations existing between the currency that no fixed reserve need be maintained tbe government has issued, the gold held on account of deposits.. Another very Important feature of this foe its redemption, and • tbe means which must be resorted to for the purpose of re­ plan Is the exemption of state banks from plenishing such redemption fund when taxation by tbe United State® In cases Impaired. Even if tbe claims upon this where it Is shown to the satisfaction of tbe fund were continued to tbe obligations secretary of the treasury and comptroller originally Intended, and if the redemption of the currency by banks claiming such of these obligations meant their cancella­ exemption that they have not. had out­ tion, the fund would be very small. But standing tbeir circulating notes exceeding these obligations when received and re­ 75 per cent of tbeir paid qpand unimpair­ deemed in gold are not cancelled, but are ed capital; that their stockholders are In­ re-issued and may do duty many times by dividually liable for the redemption of way of drawing gold from the treasury. tbeir circulating notes constitutes under Thus we have an endless chain In opera­ their state law a first lien upon their as­ tion constantly depleting tbe treasury’s sets: that such banks have kept and main­ tained a guarantee fund in United States gold, and never near a final rest. As if this was not bad enough, we have, legal tender notes, Including treasury notes of by statutory declaration that It is the poll- 1 1890, equal to their outstanding circula­ cy of the government to maintain the ting notes when presented at tbeir prlnclparity between gold and silver, aided tbe P*1 or branch offices. It is likely that scheme may be usually force and momentum of tills exhausting proceu and added largely to the currency amended in some of its details; but I am obligations claiming this peculiar gold re­ satisfied i» furnishes a basis for a very improvement In our present banking demption. Our small gold reserve is thus great ' subjected to drain from every side. Tbe and currency system.” Gboveb Clxtkland. demands that increase the necessity of protecting this reserve against depletion, and it is most unsatisfactory to know that the protection afforded is only a tempor­ Under the administration of Jas. Bqary palliation ( cbanan, tbe last of the democratic presi­ I cannot for a moment believe that any dents , until Cleveland was elected In 1885. of our citizens are deliberately willing j that party bad managed our national mat­ ters so badly, that be was compelled to pecuniary obligations, or that ita financial borrow money to pay tbe current expenses operations should be reduced to a silver of the government and they had sunk the basis. At any rate I should not feel that credit of tbe nation so low that a large dis­ my duty was done If I omitted any effort count on government six per eent bonds I com id make to avert such a calamity. As had to be allowed to get the money and so low wip the credit of the government that only a few million dollars could be rowed at all. Tbe administration Of ly bd4 eoaaUntly drw from the gweroFraaklin Pieroe, a straight out and democratic administration, had preceded - always followed that dealrusUve deinocralte I policy. : We see it recurring again. Not yet twn years of democratic rule and the govern­ ment already a borrower of 8100,009,000 with a strong probability that at lekst as much mure will have to be borrowed be­ fore tbe close ut this administration, with business paralyzed, exports and impoite falling off, labor unemployed, and hard times generally among the masses of the people which will again, as in Bucbauau’s time, lower tbe credit of the uatlou so that we shall be compelled to pay heavy- dis­ counts In the future on governuiant bonds Just aa we did then. Like causes will produce like results as this nation Is learning- to its sorrow, but it is learning in the school of experience a very valuable lesson but at a terrible cost. But the recent expressions of public senti­ ment In the elections just held proclaims the willingness of the people to unlearn what they had learned amiss and that the mistakes made will be corrected just as fast as they can reach them and will place that party in power which took an empty treasury from Buehaaan: which fought and won a long, bloody aud expensive war; which saved the nation and raised its credit; which made it grow and prosper in a way that places it among tbe marvels ot world’s history: which gave us a sound currency and caused government bonds to go up and up in the financial markets of the world until they fouud a more ready sale than the bonds of any other Ration on the earth. This is the party that the peo­ ple will place ip power to once more wipe out tiie ignorant, bungling, suicidal policy of democracy, every day ot whose exis­ tence adds to thp nation’s Indebtedness and compel Is it to borrow money to pay its running expenses. Judge Van Zile, of Detroit, has announeed himself as candidate fur Justice ot the Supreme Court. His qualifications for the high office are too well known to the people of Barry Cpunly, in which he so long and so capably presided as Circuit Judge, to need any comment. He is a man of keen, logical mind, quick to per­ ceive and impartial in action. In his pro­ fession he has had an extensive experi­ ence. which with close study and careful thought has won for him a high place in the foremost ranks of Michigan's attorneys. But It is not alone as an eminent attorney that be is known. His genial tempera­ ment, his kindly, com|»anionable ways, and his sympathetic nature commend him to a'd and are ever present with him, and and speak of au honest sympathetic heart. Tne Supreme Court of our great state demands the service of deep-thinking, broad"minded, fearless and impartial at­ torneys in love will) tbeir profesaiou. In Judge Van Zlle these commendable quali­ ties are most happily blended and for that reason we should like to see the people honor him and themselves by 'placing him where he ought to be—on the Supreme bench of ihe state. Much interest has been manifested in the President’s Message to Congress. It is satisfactory to neither ills owh parly nor to any other party. It contains no suggestion that will bring about a revival of the prosperity which was universal be­ fore be came io power. No attention is I>aid to tbe prostration of business, and in the face of tbe present stagnation proposes a radical change in our financial policy. Though revenues at tbe present time are not sufficient to meet expenditures he still advocates a policy which will still further reduce our revenues. When the members of lhe house of representatives at Lansing elects its speak­ er, we would like to see tbe honor fall to the Hon. J. T. Campbell, of Mason, Mr. Campbell made an excellent record in the bouse, and was always to be found on tbe side of conservatism and economy as op­ posed to extravagance. He te popular among bls associates and recognized as a broad-minded, painstaking official. Proof of bis popularity is made certain by tbe fact that he was elected by a plurality of 1048 in a democratic district It is a pleasure to tbe friends of Senator Keeler, of Middleville, to know that be was elected by the largest plurality of any Senator In Michigan, his plurality reaching the surprisingly large number of 4088. and bis majority over tbe combined vote of bis three opponents being 2036. Following Is the official vote from Barry and Eaton counties on senator:— Barry Eaton Total --------- -------------------3013 Keeler, re*., Boeers, dem., Wlckwlro. pop. HU The republicans, of Barry County unit­ edly ask for tbe appointment of Mr. Frank Bullis, of Johnstown, for the office of State Game and Fish Warden. Mr. Bullis has the almoat united support ef.the work­ ing element of the republican party in the state. Barry County feels entitled io recognition and no doubt deserves it " D n Wi bin he nex thirty day I will sell.......................................... How fortunate it Is that the grand old party Is left tn wipe out the blunders made by the party In power. Church and Hoeloty. The regular annual donation for Rev. Thomas Vox end wife, will be held at the M. E. church parlors on Wednesday eve­ ning of next week, Dec. 13. from 5 to 10 o'clock. A cordial Invitation is extended to every body. There will be a meeting In the lec.ture room of lhe M. E. church on Friday eve­ ning of this week, Dec 8th. at half past seven o’clock for the formation of a Bay View Reading Circle. Mies Taylor,gener­ al secretary will be present, and all per­ sons who will be glad to follow some defi­ nite and profitable plan in their winter’s reading are invited to attend this meeting and learn more of this cheap and admir­ able course. The society connected with the Baptist church will be entertained on Friday eve­ ning of this week Dec. 7, at the church parlors by Mesdames Michael, Vance, Wolcott, G. Reed, L Glllaspie. Bays. VanWagner. and Misses Ada, Nonna and Pearl Michael, Opal Reed.and Sara yanee. Chicken pie supper served from 5 to 7. Ail are cordially invited. There will be a supper given by the Ladies Aid connected with the- Spiritual society, Friday from 5 to 7. Reed’s or­ chestra will furnish music. All are Jnvlted. 10 cents each. ' There will be meeting as usual in the Spiritual Hall Sunday. Instead of the usual monthly meeting of tbe Y. I*. S. C. E. at the Presbyterian church, it has been arranged with the Young Peoples Society connected with the Emmanuel church to hold a union meet­ ing next Sunday evening In the Parish House at (1 o’clock. Mias Eddy will take charge of the union meeting. The Epworth League Devotional meet­ ing Sunday evening will be led by Mrs. Lilian Botum. Subject, ‘.'The Sacreduess of the Body.” The ladles of the Presbyterian church will give a supper, Friday, Dec. 14th., from 5 to 7 at the G. A. R. Hall. All are cordlMly Invited. XV. IL C. ladies will give a social in Post Hall Saturday from 5 to 7. Come every­ body. Citizen* Relief Committee. Citizen *met in Hon. I’. T. Colgrove’s office Wednesday afternoon Nov. 38, to lake action In regard to helping the poor and citizens in distress during the coming winter. The following Executive Com­ mittee was appointed: ('balrraan, P.J. Comrovr. . W. O. LOWPKN. 1KA VAnVAIaKKXUURGH. A. E. Kkxastvn. Sec. and Treas, Sylvester Greusel. The committee will call upon all citizens for subscriptions. AT COST 5 P eMMWMWVWeMlWMMMMMMAWeWMMMMW My entire stock of Millinery, fancy goods, hoods, fascinators. Etc., Etc............................................. . Mrs. Garris Spence. Strikes me queer You have tho nerve when money is so scarce, to pay fancy prices for your A Add we want all to share. Saturday we want to- give away to ail a sample of our 50c. tea. The best tea fox the money in the count}. Come and get some of it and also see the l4rgains bargains we offer in '. • and Crockery We have the best ____________ selected ■ stock in town with quality $ No 1. John gessmer, The jeweler. llaHtinijs. HdfliS & ■.Vanfinwu. Bays IS CABINETS in two styles, and one large handsome PICTURE for EA8EL FREE. Call and see' samples. Bays From a swore atatement filed with tbe secretary ot slsto by tbe chairman ot tbe democrat etale central committee It la shown that duriof the recent white bone campalru there wa» expended tbe sum of »li,U0. .with noU>h>< but Donoeaa of S I < y-., Holiday Photos. Makes this SPECIAL OFFER: To any one ordering one dozen of our fine cabinets between now and Jan. let, 1895, will get $ $ $ J ? > | J Groceries Christmas gift Call tin me, look through my Holiday Display, get my prices and see if I cannot help you somewhat. Sure < ‘ Give away To ail MERRY— I Christmas i iU lUUMUUUiUUiiiUUiUU^ B a B B. O many people this year the term Merry Christmas T could appropriately be changed to Majestic Christmas Over 20 people in Barry county within the last few weeks have purchased the. Majestic Stoves and Ranges for their homes, and they are, one and all, completely pleased with their purchases and speal^ in highest terms of the stove. 1 The merits of this popular stove are its best advertisement J B How To Make It Merrier Next to American House. IE WILL SELL YOU HOLIDAY • -GOODS CHEAP. I . Home is what we make it. pleasant and cheerful, or just the opposite; it is within the ! power of anyone and every one to make it just as desired. I A poor stove is worse than nightmare to every lady. There I is nothing a woman prides herself more upon than her good cooking, and it is a fact known to all that the lives of many are made wretched and unhappy because of unwholesome, indigestible, half-baked, food, and through no fault of their own. We Have Not Bought Them to Keep If Its surroundings can be The fault lies wholly and entirely with’ the stove, but I the pangs of hunger and crabbedness of dyspepsia, prompt remarks as unjust as they are uncharitable: Begin with Christmas to make home happy, by insuring good wholesome Tbe regular monthly Treamtry' debt It Glosino out sale. The most deplorable thing iu that two years wurt elapw? before tbe republican party can get In power to make such re­ forms as the country is in crying need of. Senator Keeler’a Big Ban. I be sUhAM whenever sod M k*m MaMwary te Kolnule M retene uxl in Abundant Tun republican statesman may as well commence right off to devise the. best ways and means to pay it. Low PF166S Will Sell Them. W.J. &LL. food well cooked in the future and buy a Majestic stove. It’s the simplest, most perfect stove ever made. Watch this । space next week and call and examine the Majestic, at GOODYEAR BROS �r Fasting “ Banner . Thursday, Dec. 6, 1SJ4 ’ •.■/. R. COOK. l-«cxl Ktelor. OUR ANNUAL too PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE By calling at my up to-date .J store you can get free drug nip es of any of tbe following: KING’S DISCOVERY xrs PILLS Ki ................. " ITO'S COUGH CURE Mll.ES’ NERVINE ,V lEELER’S NERVE VI■ 1,1ZER and many others. are opening up our Holiday Line THIS WEEK. Com : and see it. Jt is a great line this •ear. FRED t. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. Stop that baik in your throat with Cu• .trgh Cure. TrrNaurrr* Notice. . w III be at Carlton ©enter, town hall, every Erlitte' ’till! at llasyngs City Bank every Batur.i.-ty dnriag Decemlrer to collect raxes for Carl- J. V. WrtKtlAM, j will be at my oB eq every Fnd^ramd at iiaa;nt.’ National Baid: every RaUBMay daring iw eiutwr U> receive taxes for Hastings Towti- John PERSONAL mention. The Modern Drug Store. SperiklotTw Ml.h.w.kn all wool toK W n ln Friday. boot ■»< treat robber, from to To RapIdL P'“",PW“Th',”d*r "* E*U“ at the Bankrupt Store. I harfr the WatA«w and make lhe lowest Fred Kurtz was home from Kalamaxoo price.- for Urn Cliristmaa trade. Call. . mri week. F• R. Pancoaot. . Mr. amd Mrs. Juhm Ru-isell gave a very pleasant whUt company Thanksgiving night fiqm S to 8, In honur of their guests from abroad. Chicago. wu to the city thia week. > Ml,. Furnlss, of Middlertlie.' waa In the city Sunday, Miss Belle Hand, Mpent Th.nk.glrlng lu Grand Rapids. Sherwin Williams Paint Mra. Etta Lew*i», of Ballitnure, died onj Dee- |st, a«d « yfam. Thr foneral took ■Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Fowler were to place on Tueidaf tuorninj at Qulmbr, IMwaglaclaat week. Miss Mary Donovan, of Jackson, conducted by Rev. Cox. rl.liPropie who OOhterttplate ordering Photo­ C<1 In the city lait week. Mason Nevins has been home graphs for Holiday gifu should commehec from now and give us ample chance to get th? Missouri for a short visit. work out in due time, Miss Ruthe Gould was home from Chleapo for Thaakagivii^. H. J. Christmas. The popularity of the Inter Ocean is Miss Lillie Metzer. ot Detroit, Is vteltalready attested by the number of sub- Ing her sister. Mra. 8. Greusel. •cripUens received since last week’d issue, Mias Eva Wilbee, of Troy, Ohio, Is announcing lhe new rate of H.25 with the the gueat of Mrs. J. A. Sweerey. Banner. Miss Maude Young, of Kalamazoo, has The annual supper given by the W. h, been lhe guest of Miss Blanche Bogle. M. 8. of the M. E. church for the clt^ poor P. T. Colgrove started for a business amounted to over fifty dollars. The sup­ trip through the east Tuesday evening. per served was excellent, and a large num­ Mrs. Henry Coak and son Ray. spent ber attended. several days afGraud Rapids the past We undv.>land that a resident of the wpek. third ward whom ills said has been on Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman, ot Leonidas, too intimate terms with a wdod pile that spent Thanksgiving with their aunt, Mrs. didn’t belong to him was compelled to pay J. C. Lampman. a good round sum for life intimaev. MLm Anna and John Hetherington, of The residence owned by Fred SpangeGrand Rapids, spent Thanksgiving with machsr on Green street te being moved on­ relatives In lhe city. to the back Igt directly south. We on Dr. and Mrs. Foster Pratt and nephew, derstand Mr< Spangvmacher contemplates the erection of a new house on the location Don Duncan, of Kalamazoo, were guests of Mrs. Nathan Barlow last week.' ot the old onq. Your attention te culled to the advertisment of Housemen. Donnallay and Jones of Grand Rapids on our inside local page. They say it will pay you to come lou miles even if you have only a suit of clothes to purchase. MASURY’S COLORS SHERWIN WILLIAM'S It Has Stood The Test Here For - - Colors in Oil hnd Japan. Wall Paper, Window Shades, Surfacene, All Kinds of Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Stains fot House and Fancy Work. BOOKS, SCHOOL GLOBES, KINDERGARTEN SUPPL - - - school record books, crayons, Rev. and Mrs. Th os. Cox and Clyde spent Thanksgiving with Rev. Masters and family at Kalamazoo. Nothing makes a finer Christmas pres-1 be confined tn the house’for some time, ent than a tine silk or linen handkerchief, j The* are appreciated by both old and I^m’t furoet to look aUhose S-YOO pants young and are always useful. Ruwll has , *r ,he tal,ur’p- They’re just wbat ant voyage. In Oil and Japan. And will save you more money than any other paint qpde. • . ; • Hereafter. changes for advertisements a fine line of them especially for the. bollBeat line of hats and caps in the city. reach this office Tuesdays a*, latest tG day trade and has put such prices on them | ’.uspre insertion In tbe issue of the week as will certainly sell them. Call at Rus­ Prices guaranteed to be the lowest at the n b.pn brought. , ' „ Bankrupt Store. sel’* for Christmas presents. We want to get rid ot our hats. Money It you want a fine tailor made suit don’t Banner and inter Ocean for 81.25. is no object. Call now white assortment See the elegant line of lamps glass fail to call on J. Forbes, the tailor, over is large. Miss Fejghner. J. 3. Goodyear’s store. He can please ".are at Phillips & Erbs. You find the largest and best selected ill felt luits at cost at Soule’s Bazaar. you. The clothes that he makes will fit you and will cost you but a trilie more stock of solid and plated silver ware at Majke your selections now. than the ready made goods. Also if you John Bommer's jewelry store. Prices ill wpo have accounts at Mrs. Carrie have any repairing to be done he will do It right 4ijce’ipleaae cal! and settle. for you in a neat, workmanlike manner Frank Tucker got a piece of steel hi his thicUpjnhn Pill factory in Kalamazoo and at moderate expense, Don’t forget eye while working at the fell boot factory. iheun a small loss bv fire Monday night the place. We are glad to say tliat he is improving ikwrrnl from here attended lhe dance Christmas will soon be at hand and to and that his fyeslght will not’be impaired. iHh’kbry Comers Thanksgiving night the day you The danceigiven by J. L. Reed at Reed’s add to the enjoyment of shauld wake arrangements al once for hall Thanksgiving night was not largely House to rent or sell. yoir candies, fruits, nuts, etc. The City attended, but it did not prevent the few O. D. Spaei.thno. pleasant Postmaster Bissell says the postoffice Bakery will be prepared to better serve present from having a very tbe wants of all then ever and will pay es­ time. . Ivpartment shows a deficit Of &.OOO.OOC pecial attention to all orders. Leave your An effort will probably be made in lhe i.R past pear. orders for anything in this line at the City near future to start a reading room In this F.-.rmers cau get tbeir razors honed BaArery at once and they will receive city. Such an undertaking would be most '•heap and in first class shape at Busby prompt attention. commendable and should have the hearty Bros, barber shop. W. H. JenkK of this city, is Agent for support ot alt Just ask the price on those elegant tied- the Common Sense Steel fence, also for The examination of Bert Quick of Free­ orated lamp shades at Phillips & Erbs. Carrells New Bracket Fence, botho! which port, for compounding a felony was held The low price will surprise you. took Special Premiums at the fair and Tuesday and attracted a good many from County Clerk Nagi er issued fourteen which the officers ot the society recom­ around Freeport. Mr. Quick plead not ma triage licenses last week. Most of th* mend. The former with wooden posts is guilty aud was bound over co the Circuit. marriages occurred Thanksgiving night. 50 cents per rod and the latter 16 cents Owing to the fact that the date for an­ Mrs. Laura Hinkley, teacher in the 1st per rod. material to be furnished except nual meeting of the Agricultural Society ward, was mxrried to Frank Ickes, of this wire and nails. Write Mr. Jenks for far­ C»mes on Christmas this year, nothing <«ty,' last Wednesday night at Charlotte. ther particulars. can be Jone except to meet and adjourn. Thanksgiving Day was observed with The meeting will no doubt be adjourned Special sale on sample shoes. Saturday Decj 8tb. Call and see goods and prices. its customary quiet in this city. Union for two weeks qr more. Watch ibis paper services were held at the Baptist church. for further particulars. Bankrupt Stoke. Rev. A. D. Grigsby preaching an excel­ Mead A Co. te the name of the new We have the ^largest line of holiday­ handkerchiefs in the city. Call and see lent sermon from tbe text “Freely >e market firm In lhe Central Market. H. J. have received, freely glee.” Tbe collec­ them; Miss Frio liner. Mead, lhe new member, is by uo means tion was SC 00 which waa divided between unknown to tbe trade in this city. He is (ieorge Harrington, of Holland, was fin­ the three churches and given to the poor. a hustler and rustler and popular with pa­ ed 850 for hunting deer in Allegan coun­ Nearly all the stores were closed and trons and we bespeak for the new firm of ty fith dogs. He will carry the ease to family gatherings were the order ot the Mead * Co a generous patronage. the circuit court day. Mrs. Qutocv A. Hynes. formerly Miss About forty friends and neighbors of Someoae evidently construed an Item LUIUd F.llwood, ot thia city, died at iter M. Bauer surprised him Monday night, it that recently appeared to the Baxsbk to borne to Delton, tut week Monday night being Ms 48th birthday. A very pleasant regard to taxes as a fling at the school at It o'clock. Funeral service. were held evening was passed. board. Such a purpose never entered our at tbe bouse at 10 o’clock Tboraday, Tbe Station agent Osborn and family have mind. The Idea we meant to convey was interment was made at Middleville, Mrs. moved into the new house erected by D. this:—That In estimating wbat taxes would Hynes was »■' year. old. Mr. Hyne. has Ecycleshymer’s son-in-law, on Green St, be thle year expenditures by the echool tbe sympathy of all to bls affliction. near the M. E. church. board were eottmatal at so much, but Hastings business men express a desire that what they had to have exceeded the Our Yankee Springs correspondent thia to MO tbe L. * H. extended to tbeir city. week mentions tbe serious burning of astlmuZMl amount, consequently taxes They can well afftird to express that desire Mrs. Will Orton, who lives Dear Gun will be somewhat higher than was at first by a anbalantlal boons, which might be Lake, while trying to sabdiftra fire. supposed. some Inducements to the company to pro­ 1 will receive city taxes all days of lhe She may visit Hastings so we tore want ceed at once to grant Ibalr request. Freeweek except Mondays and Saturday* at tbe ladies. A Sturgi. paper says: “A porters feel well repaid for wbat cash they female swindler lias bora operating exten­ Investigated In the enterprise.—Freeport Ira VanValkenburgh's store. sively In other towna She usually calto Ji. T. Diamond. Herald. Tbe evening of Hoy. SStb. tbe home of The-boys who were arrested for steal­ al a bouse, and representing that she Is ing from Geo. Hdbbard last August, men­ nry tired, asks for a chair for a few min­ Mra. Cross ot Johnstown, was wide oyutes. and she request, a cup ot coffee. fol by the marriage of Ibelr daughter Lida, tion. of which was made last week, had tbeir examination Saturday, and bound She dlaptaj‘8 samples ot dress gooda to Mr. Frank lluttom. one of Johnstown a which she says she dyee, and solicits or ­ most estimable young men. Tbe Nuptial over to the Circuit. ders. When she obtains draws she boot was tied to a very, beaulll’il manner J. L. Weber was arrested last week at places them to a large willow basket which by Bex Str. VanWInckle. pastor of tbe his home in m Naahvifle, Naatnrtna, by oy Deputy uepoiy Game uanrc —--------- -X-lnt Ward. Brew-m.f-bnwtta, dem wbU. aba earrtearad * J. M E. ebureh at Hau field. Many friends Whether tho geoJe are colored properly is of tills place Wish Idem a Joyful and pleas­ w I’lHKH Uie .ItorzuUrr or ■ Stu. For finishing interior of bonnes. BERRY BROS.’ Hard Oil. especially (or.the holidays. Call and see Mrs. Irving VanVleck, of Ellendale, will t»e received tor tbe tp. of Baltimore Dakota, is visiting old friends in the city. ! ttdv lie the 3rd and 4th WednenCay*; them. ; » rnur'das•!•*;»: A. Kdmood’s on tnWe would say to all charitable persons Mra. -V^is hi very peter health and for tho ■ tlwatiugs Citv H-uik on Saturdays, ex­ ’ v.wk. Eknrsx C. EijmohXjs. and j institutions that when boots and past three months has been In a hospital Trees. straw or rubbers are needed in your work in Minneapallb. we Will be glad to sell you what you want City Recorder, E. y. Holbrook is wry 111 ><• ar Hastiest City Bank Dec. 22n d. fo with quinsy. His throat has been opcr- j ixasi. At Freeport Dee 17 and 3t. at I for Che purpose at first co-1 to us. e.. 3S. S. L. Covi.tkr. Irving. t’ri Frul) y<>UrS, ivr uuuujt jni.’i iuirc ■ aled Uti on twice during iuc the past three unjr. days. I Trees. . W001.L.KV A Biu»n.- ox. ■ Physicians ray he will recover, but he will • CIRCULATION • week, quires. Masury’s Varnishes, Covers More, Wears Longer, Looks Best Mrs. Babcock, while at Hastings, fell on a slippery walk and hurt herself quite C.L. Bachrujer. I badly. She returned home this week. — Troaa. Tbe ladies of Hastings and vicinity Caledonia News. Mrs. Dorr Mudge accepted a position if be at the Hastings National Bank oh never had a better opportunity to buy, nor .1 o *. a mt at my residence in Rutland on with tbe “McNulty’s Visit” troupe, play­ to receive taxes tor Rutland toa-nsbiu. a batter stock of Fur Capes, Muffs and Fur Unas Ekwav. Scarfs U> select from than they have right ing here Monday wight and left Tuesday now al Julius Russell’s. Mr Russell bought morning with them. LOCAL NEWS. IS THE BEST. W. H. GOODYEAR, ASERS, ETC. druggist Down They Go! Nobody in the county ever saw sucj Bargains iu the Boot and Shoe Line as we are gi ing at the present time. Cold weather is comin on and you will want something not only wan and comfortable, but something that will last a well. Just now there is an active demand f< Felt Boots and Rubber goods, and to supply demand we are selling The Mishawaka Combination Knit Boot $2 50 and $2.75 Felt Boots and Rubbers for $2.00. Remember that we are sole agents tor the genuine Snag Proof Rubber Boots and Shoes, the best goods ever offered for the money and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Buy a pair and you will never use anything else. Our motto is to give the best goods at the lowest prices possible. Give us a call......... • In These Times ' A dollar looks as large as a town clock, and a man has got to see the same proportionate value in the goods he buys. This week we are offering. 35e GOOD HEAVY COTTON UNDERWEAR FOR • 40c BEST WHITE MERINO “ “ SHIELD FRONT and DOUBLE BACK GREY UNDERSHIRTS, 50c WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR ^80^85^0°, 11.25. 15c to 45c WOOL SOCKS from The reputation of this hpuseis it’s most valuable possession and is your sure guarantee of square dealing. Gloves and Mittens Plush and Cloth Caps. R. K. Grant �I-...-—- -Yes, I hud forgotten. IncontcmplaV thia gay city.’ ing the man my eyes were closed to hia “In my irresponsible state P agreed station in life. What yon say i* but toe to his proposition and ordered the driv­ true. Pana ia unflinchingly firm in fill er to take us to the street and the num­ idea* of tbe impregnability of the oober he named. I have a dim, indistinct . clal barwer which sepamte* the me® in recollection of ascending a stairway the ranks from those in official Bfc. supported by the sergeant, of him tell­ Yet I hope to sec you frequently when ing me to give the name of Richard you are out sketching.' I feel a very Brown, of replying to some questions deep interest in you, Mr. Thornton, propounded by an officer, and * then of and I do trust unclouded happiness I raising my hand and taking an oath. may dawn upon you and ever remain ; A few moments later, with a lotof men, with you at the close of your army life.” I was taken to a boat and helped on “God blesa you for your clieering • board, and there I fell into a drunken words,” he warmly responded. “They j sleep. • touch my heart with thrilling tender­ ness, and the knowledge that I possess CHAPTER IV. one friend alxrve the ranks of the I “I awolcc the next morning in a long rough soldiers will be a cheering re­ • room filled with men. and in answer to flection as I plod on in submission to my queries was told that I was on my self-hnpoacd penance. I shall look , Governor’s island and was an enlisted up to your sympathy as a bright star 5nan In the United States array. You illumining the dreary days of mj’ term । can imagine my auuizemcnt at this of service, and the knowledge that you ; startling revelation. I walked about are watching me with friendly interest [ the room in a half dazed condition, my will lighten every uncongenial duty im­ j brftiu being yet prostrate from the caposed upon me,"____________ « ^B of the previous MA**,. WUU j rou day. During the forenoon Ir 'was supplied “ with u‘u *the 1“ uni1 ­ “If alt the gold in mint or bank. ' form and necessary outfit of the private All earthly things that men call soldier, and was notified that I had wealth been assigned to D troop. Sixth caval­ Were mine, with every titled rank, I’d give them all for precious ry, and would start for the far western health.” frontier on the following morning. Thus in anguish wrote a lady teacher to “After donning my uniform I walked down to the water’s edge and sat down a Dear friend, telling of pitiless headache*, on a dismantled ennpon to reflect on of smarting pain, of pain in the back ana my mad action. My brain seemed to loins, of dejection, weakness aud nervous, have shaken off the grip of the liquor feverish unrest. Tbe friend knew l»th which had been the cause of placing me causes and cure and flashed back the ans­ in such a distressing position, and I wer “Take Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip­ tion.” 'Wied 1st reused teacher obeyed, was thunk God that I was able to take a restored io perfect health, and her daily philosophic view of the matter. Ere I duties once more became a dally pleasure. left the spot I began to look upon ray For lady teachers, salesladies and others enlistment as a blessing. I reasoned kept long standing, or broken down by ex­ that had I continued to pursue the haustive work, the “Prescription” Is a downward course into which I had most potent restorative tonic, and a cer­ fallen I would sink lower and lower1 tain cure fur all fernale weakness. Send Address World’s Dis­ and one day till a drunkard’s grave. fur free pamphlet service I would pensary Medical Association. 003 Main St. ,In the , United States . ... Buffalo. N. Y. • be under restraint and be far re­ moved from the temptations of a great ■ city and from the companions who Fibroid, ovarian and other tumors cured I were fast leading me toward utter without resort to surgery. Book with 1 ruin. In the service I could reform, numerous reference, sent on receipt of 10 Wot id’s Dispensary and by contact with hardships and pri- rent* in stamps. Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. The Evening News, 1 “ The Great Daily of Michigan.” The Associated Prets and many smaller news gathering agencies, a thousand active oenespon.^^E!5^denti, a’large force of city and special reporters, carean^ capable editors, nnn II 8P®c‘a* contributors and thoughtful editorial writer*, f/ IT. day to producc artiitt, work ance&singfy ILt>o,uuu iday “The Great Daily of Michi- \ 8 fian’M nothing of tho printing, mailing, and dishundreds engaged in the ^tribution of over 60,000 papers every day, throughout the State. Visit tbe Press Room of the News when in Detroit. a CtRTB * o«PV. — —'--------- 65 ‘ SHELBY STREET, A WCCK. 81.26 roa 9 I8©*TH» av Mail DETROIT. Agencies in every village , town and city in the State of Michigan. 10 CCNT« rcply may deface any romantic mentapicture you may have drawn of me. I have nothing to conceal from the world.” BY CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD. ’“Then will you not tell me some­ thing of yourself, if your story be one '.THE I-OKT 6COVT. • you can properly intrust with a Copyricbud 1S94. by Captain Jack Crawford. stronger? I ask for no confidence, Mr. All Rigtits Reserved Brown, and assure you that curiosity alone feeds my nature—with, perhaps, Ito m oownyyan.] a feeling of friendly sympathy for a fellow artist.” She looked into his eyes with a puzHe reflected a moment with down­ • aled expression, followed by-a shadow cast eyes, then looking in her face re­ plied: “I will tell you my story, though it may lessen me in your esteem, and un­ dermine any good opinion you may have formed of me. It can be told iu a very few words. In the. first place, my name is not Brown.” “I was very sure of tliat,” she said with a sunny smile. ' ‘Brown is ’ too ' common a name for such an uncommon man.” “And yet illustrious men have borne it. I recall one long since dead whose tireless soul with knapsack strapped upon its back is yet reported to be on an extended march. My true name is Edward Thornton. I assumed the name I now bear when I enlisted. “My mother died when I was but a year old and a few months later my father followed her, leaving me in the care of a very wealthy aunt in the city of Brooklyn, N. Y. She was my father’s only sister, and took me to her SHE GAZED ; ITON THE PICTURE WITH own luxurious home and retired me as her own child, lavishing upon me her of pah’, esthpr father’s words were re­ ' deepest love. I was all she ha«l to love. called. “thc’romanco of crime.” and from childhood the dear, good “Mr. Bro> n. I cannot understand. woman fairly idolized me and gratified I—I hope—”! . my every wish. When I reached a He divinch her thoughts in an in­ proper age competent teachers were stant and quickly responded: securer! for me, and. developing a love “No. Mi: b panford, not that. 1 know for study, I progressed so rapidly that what you would say. It is too true at the curly age of seventeen I was the there are many soldiers in'the army j possessor of a liberal education and who enlisted to e-icape punisfiment for j fitted to fill a responsible porition in crime, but ! can truthfully a..sure you I tile business world. As I before told that 1 never committed a crime iu my I you. I acquired a deep love for drawing life. 1 conkass that the position in life i and painting, for which I am now truly in whic h I &|n placed is not of my own * thankful, for the only real pleasure I I sax DOWN ON A DISMANTLED CANNON, choosing, that ray tdrvile lot is dis­ । now derive from life I find amid these rations fit myself to cope with the tasteful to nic, yet with uplifted hand । western solitude* with my sketch book rougher aspects of life should fortune I gave myself to my country for five J and pencils. ever desert me. Then and there I years, and I>vill faithfully fulfill that ; “When my education was completed firmly resolved to serve faithfully for obligation tip matter how sorely . lhe ’ mv good aunt supplied me liberally with the term of my enlistment task may conflict with my own person- | nincv, am] in her solicitude for my “I did more, Miss Sanford. I swore al inclinatiocis. In the ranks of life । pleasure and enjoyment paid little at- in the presence of Almighty God and of you occupy u sphere far above my pres- J Untlon to my moral training. I was the spirit of my angel mother in ent one. Mias Sanford, yet you need of a lively, fun-lovjng disposition, and Heaven that as long as I should live not fear being tainted by holding con- • jn choosing my companions I selected j. not another drop of intoxicating liquor verse with IVivatc Brown. ’ . kindred spirits who would join me in 1 1 should ever pass my lips.” “Ido sincerely orave your forgive- j any wild lark that promised sport. The impulsive girl reached forward nesyv • , • ...... ......... a ___ ness.” ” she tvnrmlv warmly a»vr).-iirn.wi exclaimed. “ “It It tvns was “One. _night at a »banquet given in thon ­ and grasped his hand, the tears stream­ but a passing thought, and even before or of the birthday of a young lady friend ing down her cheeks. She essayed to yon interrupted me your eyes told me of my aunt I listened to the smiling speak but could not, and dashing the the suspicion wronged you. But it entreaties of the fair hostess to drink tears from his own eyes he continued: surely could have been no ordinary her health, and accepted from her hand “With these resolutions firmly im­ cause that induced you to enter tho my first glass of wine. Ah! Miss San­ planted in my mind 1 returned to the army?” h ford, the first downward step toward barracks with u lighter heart, and ■ “It was a result of youthful folly, the depths of drunken degradation is wrote a long letter to my aunt in Miss Sanford. I owe my present con­ often taken at the invitation of a which I called into requisition all my dition in life entirely to my own youth­ thoughtless fair woman with a glass of powers of eloquence to eonvince her ful folly.” sparkling wine in her jeweled hand, that it was all for the best, and that “You excite my curiosity, Mr. Brown, when she little dreams that what she re­ my moral salvation was the stake for and a woman’s curiosity, when not gards as but a trifling act of hospitality which I was playing. I consoled the gratified, is like a rankling thorn in is the seal of doom upon a life that might dear old woman as best I could, and her side, you know. Will you not trust otherwise be bright and useful. The promised her that if God spared our me with your story? Perhaps I may wine seemed to flood my sosl with its lives I would return to her at the ex­ be able to assist you. My father is the rosy warmth and to quicken my senses, piration of my term of enlistment as a commanding officer, you know, and and other draughts of the ruby liquid fol­ man of whom she could be proud. I will grant any reasonable request I lowed until I was taken home in a car­ did not tell her of my assumed name may ask of him. I might be able to se­ riage supported in my aunt’s arms, in a nor of my destination, for 1 well knew cure' your discharge from the service state of stupid intoxication. t she would spend her entire fortune, if and enable you to return to a life for “When I came down from my cham­ necessary, to secure my release. • which you are better fitted than you ber the next morning feeling as guilty “I was sent to the west with other are to perform the duties of a private as a felon approaching the bar of jus­ recruits, and the experiences of my two soldier. ” tice, my aunt met me with a smile, years’ service have been but the same “In seeking to learn my history I am playfully chided me for having taken as those of other cavalry soldiers at a sure you are actuated only by pure just a drop too much, and cautioned me frontier post. I have trieu to faithful­ womanly sympathy. I thank yon for to be careful and not in future overvM1- ly perform every duty assigned me, and this, thank you most sincerely, but I mate my Dtbulous powers. That same from the fact that I have never re­ cannot consent .to you making an ef­ night 1 again sought tbe false cheer of ceived a reprimand from those in authority I am led to believe I have fort to secure my discharge. I have ac­ the wine cup. “Lower and lower I went in my been a good soldier. , cepted the condition in which I am “That is my story, Miss Sanford. placed as a deserved punishment for downward course, the demon of. drink wrong doing and as a severe school to sinking its poisonous talons deeper and You may now understand my motive teach me the right, and under no cir­ deeper into my soul. No word of re­ when I repeat to you that under no cumstances would I have my term of buke ever fell from my aunt’s lips. She circumstances would I have you make continued to keep my purse well filled, an effort to secure my discharge.” enlistment shortened one single day.” Alice had listened to his recital with Alice looked into his eyes for a mo­ the good creature believing my crop of ment, and then began u new scrutiny wild oats -would soon be sown and I the deepest interest, and at its conclu­ would then settle down into respect ­ sion she again extended her hand and of the sketch. Her thoughts were not upon the picture, however. She was able, sober manhood. ‘ Mr. Thornton. I respect and honor debating in her own mind the pro­ priety of pushing her inquiries further. date is a notable one to mo, for it is the second anniversary of my enlist ­ She was burning with curiosity not un­ mixed with sympathy to learn why a ment—I went on a carouse with a plinatioa to lead a dissolute life in the couple of my boon companions. In a hardships and rigors of service in the able refinement should be found in such saloon in New York we met a sergeant army is a noble one. I pray God that a humble position. After a few mo- of artillery', then attached to a recruit­ your future may shim* out all the more ing office in that city. He was a hand­ resplendent from such a dark back­ watched her face with growing inter­ some, dashing young follow and I at ground. There ta, I hope, no shadow of deceit in my nature, and I frankly ground, and requested him to tighten asked him to join ns in our revels. Re- tell you that I believe yon to be a true, honest and upright man whom heart tho forth. While he wfc doing- ao ehe the saloon I ordered wine, and we were is swayed by the most noble impulses, “It may be presumptuous for me to do ■oon deeply under the influence of the seductive liquor. Our potations grew a private soldier. 1 am glad I met you, and I shall highly prize your friendohip and will do all I can to lighten the dark hours of your service. You must I am greatly astonished to find PRIVATE BROWN I IINT. Gives Perfect Satisfaction |||\ Wherever I \ Tried. SOLD EYEKYWHERK mHIFAIRBAHKGOilWCmcAGa What is CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil. It Is Pleasant. . Its guarantee is thirty years* use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas» toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Coldwater has three brass bands. John I". Bauer, traveling sidesman for Gem City Stove Ca. Dayton, Ohio, says: *•1 will continue to recommend Adironda. Wheeler’s Heart and Nerve Cure, for I knot* it will do all that is claimed fur it Sold by W. IL Goodyear. Montcalm county has 10.358 school chil­ dren. If you are anxious to find the most re­ liable blootl purl tier, read In Ayer’s Alma­ nac the testimonials of those who have been curat of such terrible diseases a* ca­ tarrh, rheumatism am! scrofula.' by the. use of Ayier’s SanmpariUa. Then govern j ourself accordingly. Castoria. Castoria. Alma and Edmore are to be connected by telephone. “ Castoria is on excellent medicine for chil­ dren. Hotter* have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children.” Da. G. C. Oaooon, Lowell, Mam. For every variety and phase of the uiany diseases which attack the air passages of the head, throat and langs, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will, be found a specific. This preparation allays lufiamatinn, controls tho disposition to cough, and prevents consumption. The new salt well is already down 1,300 feet. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Owosso union school building was dedi­ cated Thursday afternoon. “Our pliysii-kuMi in tho chitdren's depart meat have spoken highly ot their expert morphia-, K>6<hfng syrup and other hurtful agents down their throat*, thereby sending tl-.Am tn tin'tnattira rravfta." aud although wo only have among our medical suppling what is known u regular products, yet wo are free to confess Curt the menu of Cwuoria ha* woo us to lock with favor upon iL” UxrrxD Hoshtav axd Dispe«SA*T, Tho Centaur Company, TI Murray Street, New York City. A WINTER’S ENTERTfllNHENT. GREAT VALUE WEEKLY NEW5 FOR LITTLE MONEY When she wns n Child, nbo cried for Cwtorix ' When ehe become Mtei, Khe ching to CaMoria. When she had CliUdren, she gave them Cwtorix. 111 So. Oxford SC., Brooklyn, N. Y. •• Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope tho day is not An Episcopal church is to be built at Centra£Lake. Word cornea from all quarters that the neatest and most satisfactory dye for col­ oring the beard a brown or black is Bnckingtmiu’f Dye for the Whiskers. . “ Castorin lx so well adapted to children that ' HieNewY#rk Weekly Tribune a twenty-page journal. Is the leading Republican family paper of tbe United r States. It Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives ail the general news of the United States, it gives the even In of lhe foreign lands in a nut­ shell. Its “Agricultural’’ department has do superior In the country. Its Stations. “Maiket Reports” are recognized authority. Separate departmmts for “Fam­ XASTWAI1D. ily Circle,” “Our Young Folks.” and “Science and Mechanics.” its “Home assTUfas.......... and Society” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its Balf l» ealfc Stations. general political news, editorials and discussions are comprehensive, brlllirnt and exhaustive. .. I MD| 110.401 S.l»i 1.08 A SPFC1AL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and “Tbe C. R. OSBORN, Local Agent, Hasting' BANNER” for O. W. tDOOLU, G. P. * T. A. ChteMC. *‘ TU Kiacari faUi Boult,' ONE YEAR PARktft-8 HAIR BALSAM MM Ud MuSfiM tb« k FOR ONLY $ 1.00 C/1511 W /IbV/INCE. Address Ml orders to THE HASTINGS BANNER. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPP’S COCOA BREAKFAST-8UPPKK. Write your.name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best. Room a, Tribvne Building, New York City, and a sample copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed to you. iof the natural lav>H which govera tbe <>p*raik>ttii of dteaslott nutrition. and a careful a®pUc3w. of th* Cue proprieties of ’’■elbaelecM-cJ Coeo*. Mr. “THRIFT IS A GOOD REVENUE," ford, but you have We OF THE WORLD FOR A TRIFLE GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM CLEANLINESS my station -- -r AND SAPOLiO �Hastings-City Bank, H as tings,’ Mich. H. J. Ptotta, of naam. eomptetMt laat 1-ek. for J. W. Balan, ot Walaam, a bara 40x(W tm ,IWi wk!| a|( Hl. fl H the reran of ' surplus Htm-mwsthew^n,.^^ lo replace Um on, te.rnod lM wt. Any owe or more of Un- following de­ ttfW x..-ated •< te. State « wall plrnwl wlu, j, ,,, Mr. Balnea, be LTdw^^k,W“ '"T",ly ,,1,nw' « ^vePtotteaM gold pi«m, bnldea Uh scribed books will be sent free by the Pe­ ru-n a Drag Manufacturing Company of open for buataesaDec-lB.im. ••5T.50 which (he barn ooet—Allegan Columbus, Ohio, to any man or woman of officers: Gazette. C ld ' T T'••^•nna.r. wire ek.the> tallrlBtht United State., Canada and p K >fi: ‘>n. President; In September P. n. Armour, Jr., who Chester Messer, Vico. Proa. M-xko. during thwmbrr and January. 0( ba«a P», bre<ktog bn. upper jaw. cutting off baa a farm near Clileage, fed . Order, ibnald tw arm h> early a, Ibe la,on OU wheal, for th, purpwof determine Ila r»r.j£CT©Mt may be exhuasted: °‘herW,MJ ‘niur,n« W. H. Pflwwi, value for (hat purporo. The grain fed n w KfjnoldB. L The ills of Life—Fourth Edditlon— ' j., (i. Kobhpon, netted him 95 eenia per bnehel. He now A short, plah» description of all dkeascs, The celebrated Crouch tniirder occurred Cheater AtaMinr, .tohu Carveth. report, a ever,nd teal with 18 homt, ted and the treatment for eaeh. n Jackson orainty^t eleven years a«u A complete r f\T. Colgrovo. In rettllng the wtole the hotnretead fell from.Sept 10 to Oct. is. which Cvunng home guide to health. Rs8 tbe only savings department In tn Barry the h<„ ,t st.so per cwl„ gave, a Muni te Jud Crouch and eonatituted a fortune of 2. Frailly physician No. 2—Second Edi­ Count' »r.d, part interest on all time Of 81 per bushel. As bogs have declined tion.—The beat popular book on the pre­ more than tso.ooo. Rumor h j8 aU 75c per ewt. since the beginning of tbe dissipated and a mortgage ia now foreclos­ vention and treatment of catarrh and other fort teat, lhe result la all the more ata- dlseaHea of cold weather In print. ing™ part ot the farauia old property. pricing. 3- The Pe-ru-na Almanac.—Tills Al­ A large and increhalng bnalnera te now The famous Cross Villain convent at manac contains IteaMes the regular month­ done in shipping the pine cones of the Harbor Springs. Mich., bss been clrwed ly calender, a Jewish calender; informa­ Oslifurnla forests to Europe, whan, they and the prlert. and uau, have gene te tion of particular value to farmer*. me­ «ro In great demand among tbe land own­ Joliet, tn. The nuns were nearly all eld chanic* and business men; tables, statis­ ers who wish to make plantations of the suberb trees of ibe Sierras. One natural­ women, and several had not been oulshle tics, eclipaes, and much valuable Informa­ lhe convent ground, f.rf thirty-five yea,,. tion. A copy of this almanac Should be In ist has standing orders from Kew Gardens, Some had never traveled on a railroad every family In the United Blairs. It ia from.the Egyptian government and even train la-tore, and Usd to be altuast forced one of the most compete almanacs ever from Cape Coloey. The market price of . - CIRCULATION • to board the oara. lb the eh.lng ot the publhb- d. Address the Pe-rn na Drug the cones is two dollars a ponnd. convent Cross Vlllw lw.s attrsotkm Manufact uring Company.’Columbus, Ohio. A candidate on the recent democrat that ba, brought hundreds ot excurarouHemafter chanrea for advertt,ementa Ira Bunner of Byron raised 7fi0 bnshete Ionia county ticket filed with tbe county Iste there every year. must reach tin, office Tuesday, at latest tc of corn from 10 acres of land. Insure Insertion In tho Imo, Of the Week clerk the other day a unique daepment in A visit among our pdnllr> dealer, re­ Tho winter meeting nF the Calhoun when brought. the form of an affidavit coaaetniug his veals tin- tael tliat lhe amount of poultry county teachers association will convene election expenses, as follows: ‘Said de­ shipped out of Freeport last VVediireday In Athens December 8. Fhou34.it «J* -f rive* ff r.H'urnatism ha>*> iw^n ponent avers that he did not. In tbe was enormous. Following am the amouuls course of said campaign and election ex­ hau-lr-d us: Geo. J. Nagler take, lhe lead ' Care for Heudiwho. pend in anyway, either by payments nf with lo.ooo Iba, and Wolcott * Gosch. As a remedy for all forms of headache Fn-viwrl hunter, killed 17 deer this tnonew to any commute or any Individual 5.858 lbs., and Woolet * Blwsrds. 8,700 Electric Bitters has proved to be the very tall. best. Il effects a permanent cure and the a sluice cent—and that be te glad of it.” Hut., making a total of 19,658 lb«. This most dreaded habitual Rick headaches Bassek and Cl.leajo Inlyr Ocean, one । Here is a record that our state can well represents about $1,575 paid out to tlm yield to its influence.. We urge all who year, 81.55 feel proud of; Michigan has 78 building tanner, for poultry In one day. and there are afflicted tu procure a bottle, and give The Bardeen paper mill at Oteean gave and loaa associations, not one of which Is doubtless doulvle ibal amount held In this remedy a fair trial. In rases of hab­ itual constipation Electric Bitters cures by 240 employee each a turkey for Thanks­ has reported a net loss during the last rererre for the Holiday market.—Freeport giving the needed tone to the bowels, and giving. .• ? few cases long resist the nae of this medi­ year. The numb-r of shareholders runs Herold. cine. Try it once. Large bottles only A $2,500 pipe nrKan haa been Kivrn tho W.708 In a Detroit association to 33 in a fifty cents at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Ludington association. The real estate Beyoad Comparison. People, ebuteh at Kalamaroo by Mr. and Store. • Are the good qualities possessed by Hood's Sarheld by Michigan assoelaUons is valued at Mr,. H,nry B’ount. of Wasblnttton. SApnrlllu. Above all It purities the Stood. thus Tlir Discovery Saved tlh Life. 85.087.187. The profits are 81,025.864. strengthening the nerve*; It regulates the di­ AND The V. rmon.-villo D,nar*<atlonal church orgnnsjnvlgomte* the kidneys and liver And the lieanty of these associations Is gestive Mr. G. Calloutte, Druggist, Beaversto..e« and builds up tbe entire system, curbs celebrated their thirtieth atudvcnuiry Sun­ that the shareholders divide the profits. Hcrttfiila. Pyspwdn. Cata-rh and rhenniaUsm. vllle. III., says: ‘’To Dr. King’s New Dis­ Get Hood ’s and only Hood's. covery I owe my life. Vy taken with day. Ore. 2nd, with appropriate eaerclata. - POSITIVELY CURESJas. Moyer, the well-known Eagle far­ La grippe and tried all tbe physicians for David and Frank Wylie, of Doualaa, mer. believes it pays to raise tomatoes for Hood's Pills curt nil liver ms. biliousness; miles about, but of no avail and was given Jaundice, Indigestion. hlckheactadM*. 25c. up and told I could not live. Having Dr. are prrhap, the Urge., (rower, ot peach's the canning factory aud from tho figures King’s New Discovery in.my store 1 sent tn Allermn county. They have 9.000 bear­ hejtlves us on tils crop the past season Antrim county methodlsts have voted for n bpttle and t>egaii it* use and from the Sier :*tand all derangements ing trrje,. we are not surprised. He cultivated l‘X favorably on the proposition to give wo­ first dose began to get better, and after Ncrvoua System. . using three bottles was up and about acres of ground on which he set 4,fi00 men seats in lhe conference. John Sougliers of Portland, (ot hl, again. It Is worth its weight in gold. We plants, 309 bn.. 37 lbs. of tomatoes were There h more Catarrh In lids section of the wont keep store or house without It,” Get band In between two heavy aand paper picked and sold, aggregating 895.75. He ccuntr. than all* other disease* pul together, n free trial at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug roller, and had every partleleof the flesh the last few years was supposed to be also secured five pounds of seed of the mnl'unti! Incurable. For a great many year* doeb-rs store. taken off froni three ffngem. only the disease. au:l prescribed Purely V«-gatable, guaranted free Irom Morning Star Variety» which he considers proaounce 1 It a local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure bones and cords being left. Bneklen** Arnica Halve Aphtes, 100 fullsize doses, 50c. the best, more than one half his product with local treatment, nronouuvea U incurable. has proven catarrh to be a cnnstiiBtlnnThe best salve In tho world for cuts, C. A. Sherman wa, over from the farm being picked from 1,400 plants of this Science M i‘. Ujkiley. Receiving Teller Grand Rapn! disease, and. thmefore. requires constitu­ c- Mleh i savings Bank, nays he cannot say last Friday. He sold hl« farm products kind. Be was paid 87.50 per lb. for j tional treatment. Hall’s ca’arrh Cure, innnu- bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever it h in favor of ••Adironda,'’ Wheeler’a : factored by F. J. Cheney & Co , Toledo, Ohio. sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, this year as follows: Wool. 10c; wheat, Morning Star seed, so that be haa a nice Is tbe only constitutional cure or. the market. corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ He an and Nerve Cure. . It Iv taken Internally In di>« from to rirors to Pr-pnr.'d by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine 50c; hogs, $3.75 per hundred; lambs., I little huui from -ibis source also. Is there atehspoonful. It acts directly on tbe blood and tively cure piles or no pay required. It O'., cd-w Springs. MR'h. Sold by, , mucnn* •urfaeeti'd the s>item. Thev offer one is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction beans. Si.per 15 per bushel. Rather a farmer _ p-r per tu., lb.; uvMHF, oi.ia ousnu. nmner i anyI any cropcrop a rarmer can can raiseraise tnacthat win will hundred dollars for any case It fads to cure. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per • arnall profits farming at the halves.—Ver- abow better proceeds than this?—Grand Send far circulars and testlmmtfata. Address. box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the F. J. Chjcxky & Co.. Toledo, O. HASTINGS, MICH■ montvllie Esho. j Ledge Independent. druggist. fW^Sold by Druggist*, 7.*c CAPITAL w. k/cQOK. $75 000.00 •i&.ooa.fio. You Have I Scrofula, Sores, Boils, or ««y other skin disease, AVER'S SARSAPARULA ! Your Daily Bread tne superior Blood-Purifier «nd Spring Medicine. vures others, ® Is no doubt a matter of -ome concern to- you, hut; not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of tlwday. Finest line of Confectionery in the edy. fl. E. REMKES, FROF’R. < will cure you : __ local news. 85 quire^ I ns week, AD1R0NM Wheeler's Heart re HEART DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration, E,pU8psu. UNEXCELLED FOR^-^ Dr. Colvmbvm G. Slater. vesHgatinn lu the important subject of baking powders ia occupy fag the mteds of scientific men and sanitarians,, it affords me pleasure to have an opportunity to apeak a word lu recommendation of what I sincerely believe to be tbe very best ad it certainly Is the moat scientific bakiag powder afforded us. I refer to that ot Prof. Hosford, who has rendered us valua­ ble service, also, In hia widely-known Acid Phosphate. As an able chenrfst, a diligent and modest investigator, we feel confident that what he offers us in Ids line is reliable and on scientific principles. Hosford’s Baking Powder la predicted of physiological principles, and forms a strong contrast with that flood of com­ mercial artkles-with which It has to com­ pel t.-com posed aa they are, largely of alum, ammonia, or other ingredients, which all physicians well know are deleterious to the human system. We have employed Hosford’s Baking Powdpr for sometime,—have tested its merits thoroughly as compared with others in tbe market, and cheerfully declare that we wish nothing better. Bellaire’s new hoop factory, employing seventy five men. has begun work. The voters of Coleman have dec Med to raise SI.500 to complete the new school building. The survivors of the Sixth Michigan cavalry will hold a reunion at Ionia on W. H. Wilson & Son have just closed down their mill at Harrison after a 'xm>tlnuous run since March 10: last. They cut 4.500.000 feet of pine, hemlock and hardwood. Is to stall times to attend to the com­ forts of your family. Should any one of them catch n slight cold or cough, prepare yourself and call at once on W. H. Good­ year sole agent and get a trial bottle of Otto’s Cure, the great German Remedy, free. We-give It away to prove that we have a sure cure for coughs, eolds. Asth­ ma. Consumption, and ail diseases of the throat aud lungs. Large sizes 50c. and S5c. As a Family Medicine Bacon’s Celery King for the • nerves passes from sire to son as a legacy. If you have Kidney, liv­ er or blood disorder, do not delay, but get a free sample package of this remedy at once. If you have indigestion, constipa­ tion, hea'dache, rheumatism etc, thia grand specific will cure you. W. H. Goodyear the leading druggist, is sole agent and are distributing samples free to the afflicted. Large packages 50c. and 25c. NOTHING CAN CHECK IT! The old reliable Clothing Makers, Houseman, Donnally and Joins, are unloading their beautiful stock as fast as it can be selected and wrapped up. January 1. The change of firm occurs Every day the time is shortening, and people are becoming more eagar to get their share of the sacrifice in price. Nothing strange that people should buy where they have learned by years of experience that truth backs every statement; where stock is bright and clean and where trash is un­ known. Money is to precious too invest in uncertainties. Our Goods and Our Present Prices Are not within the reach of the hottest competition, and never can be until others create their own clothing as we do. The people know this, You can tell it the minute you enter our store, see it in the myriads of lowered price tickets. You can observe it in the quick decision of our patrons. You can Do not delay. Our determination to sell off this superb stock before January 1 is a ' rare piece of good fortune to all who want Clothing. ages. We have it for men and boys of all We'll dress you up from head to f* ot for just a little cash. ■ . . HOUSEMAN, DONNALLY &, JONES, monbob stbbbt.cobnbb watbbloo, oband BAPms. MIOH. �s= Additional Local News J. E. Geiger A Son, of Anu Arbor In the city prepared Io clean vaults and They cess pools. _ come well recommended. doing this work for the M. C. R. RWrite them for further particulars. Diphtheria ia prevalent In several places around tbe county. Near Cloverdale, the Sprague. McCollum. Eagle and Wall I-ake schools have been closed ami religious meetings stopped. Near Freeport, diph­ theria Is also prevalent. The prompt ac­ tion taken by tbe board of health In the above cases will prove most effective in stamping it out quickly. An agent by tbe name of Massie, repre­ senting the Clark Grocery Co. of Grand The world has mourned the loes of Rapids, recently collected a 8300 bill many heroes and sbowerdd honors upon against Cool * Cook of this city which he many, who never performed a braver net failed to account for. He has been arrestthan did Irving Boston, the Nashville boy for4he o®etwe. who lost his Ute Tuesday In a fruitless at­ r Two weeks since Mrs. Ada Blanchard, tempt to save his companion. History by a Grarid Ledge lady, bad a $20 bill torn no means records all tbe brave deeds per­ to pieces by a mischevlous “purp” that formed in this world aud uncrowned hehad gotten hold of her purse. The pieces roes often tig an unknown grave. were gathered up, Mr. Alexander sent Monday evening Barry laxlge. No. 13, them to tiie treasury department and a few days Ago had the pleasure of handing the Knights of Pythias, elected the following lady a check on the U. S. Treasury for officers for year 1895:— Chancellor Commander—J. P. Hale Ken­ that amount. Charles Goinness, the popular “Soldier yon. Vice Chancellor— Wm. D. Hayes. * P.Md” and Dramatic reader, will gijre one Prelate—James L. Crawley. of his literary and musical entertainments Mastei »f Finance—Fred Ryerson. at ’-he Baptist church Friday evening. Dec. Master of Exchequer—Harry G. Hayes. • .)41 h, 'under the auspices of the Ladles Keeper of Records and Seal—Wm. N. Aid society. Mr. Guinness willJ* assisted • by a lady vutallst from Grand Rapids, and Chidester. Master al Arms—Fred L. Heath. the people itf Hastings' are' promised a Representative toGrand LodgeyJacob treat.' I’rlci's of admmihn are placid low • that an IL <y ^attrud. Tickets, adulte 15c. L. Mans. Alternate Representative—Dan. W. cbi’tlri-u tOci Reynolds. in A uhuesbing accident happened Trustees—John T Lombard and Julius Nashville. Tuesday, by which two young Russell. boys lost their lives. Clayton Barnes, a Master of the Work—Sylvester Greusel. 1'2-year-old boy. was skating on the river Installing Officer—Sherman M. Fowler. ■when suddenly the ice broke through. We desire to thunk our friends and pat­ Irving Boston, another young boy who was standing near-saw the liody of his rons for the very generous patronage they companion disappearing under the ice and have Itestowed upon us since the forma­ bravely dove into the water after him and tion of the present partnership. We have tjothboy-. were drowned, their bodies be­ made it a point to pay the very highest price possible for all produce And at the ing recovered some time later, same time sell onr goods for the lowest Gov. Luce has fed bls hogs, purchased living price, aud the patronage we have in Nebraska, for two months on wheat ex­ received attesta the fact that our efforts clusively, tbe first six weeks gaining in have been appreciated. In the line of gro­ weight 14 pounds for 'each bushel of ceries we recognize no superior either In wheat fed; but for the past three - weeks quality or low price,- while In the line of they have ’gained but 12 pounds per Coffees, Teas and Canned goods we excel. bushel of wheat fed. From above results Call and we will convince you. For the it looks as it there was no great profit in holiday trade we have an especlallj' fine feeding wheat to bogs when wheat is 50 line ot lamps, lamp shades, fine glass ware cents per bushel and hogs *4 cents per etc. which we would like to have you call pound.—Coldwater Courier. and examine. AH visitors to onr store A recent decision of the Supreme court of will receive prompt attention and court­ this state.says that a person, who on a cairn eous treatment. 'Thanking our patrons day. Is necessarily engaged in burning the again for tbeir generous patronage which brush on his farm is not Hable for dam­ we fully appreciate, and respectfully In­ ages to an adjoining neighbor wliose pro. viting the patronage of all who may never perty Ignites from the fire where every have traded with us, we remain reasonable precaution has been taken to Very truly yours, avoid its spread. Evidence as to the Phillips & Ebb. weather at tbe time such fire was started In reporting the recent Sanitary con­ lx competent to show the degree of care that should have been exercised at that vent-ton held at Charlotte, the Tribune mentions tbe paper read by Judge Smith time. as follows: The following lx a- brief syn­ The hop given at the K. of P. Armory, opsis of Judge Smith’s excellent paper on Thanksgiving night was a decided suc­ Sanitary conditions of. Hails and Poor­ cess, and was largely attended. The houses; Tbe general public shrink from lodge room was filled with tables, and contact with jails and poor-houses and those not caring to dance enjoyed whist know little of their management. Imbec­ and pedro. The armory has been neatly ility or some other misfortune causes peo­ canvassed, and makes a fine floor.for ple to accept homes there willingly yet dancing. Tbe mandolin and guitar club many who do so are men ami women of furnished music. Ice cream and lady findelicate sensibilities who have sten better gets. ooffev and fried cakes were served days. Judge Smith would treat prisoners from booths. The committee having 'the kindly yet as lawbreakers. He would affair iu charge deserve great credit for withold bad literature and tobacco from the success of the dance. them. Jails, to often, are hot beds for the Jerry Boynton is having a fine large ink propagation and concoction ofcrime. The map made of his proposed railway line people ought to know buw jails aud poor­ between this city and Battle Creek, and houses are managed and should Insist on lhe adjacent counties en route. Tbe line cleanliness, good ventilation, pure water as shown passes through Fisher, Gaines, aud wholesome food. These things will Green Lake, Bowens Mills, Gun Lake, tell upon tbe Hues of tbe inmates and help Orangeville, Prairieville, Delton, Hickory them to throw off their chains. No Insti­ Corners, Banfield and Bedford.—Grand tution requires more careful management Rapids Herald. Wonder how it was that than our Jails and poor-houses. No one Jerry came to skip the rest of the villages of doubtful morals should be given their in Central Michigan, to run through which management. The speaker drew striking would only make the proposed Vue a little contrasts of the difference he had noted more rail-fenced than it is now. in the manner of conducting jails and Mr. Warren Finney of Gun Lake died poor-housee and! felt sure that no such In­ stitution could lie well managed without very suddenly on Wednesday. A post­ mortem was held by Drs. Hanlon and the beneficlent influence of a noble woman Branch of this place, and tbe examination as well as that at a kind and high-minded proved the death to have been caused from man. a flberous growth at the bottom of the stomach, He had been U! for some time, but death came somewhat unexpeciedly. Mr. Plnney was >8 years of age and leaves a family to mourn his loss. Tbe funeral occurred on Wednes­ day at the late residence.—Wayland Globe. Instead of customary sermon on Thanks­ giving day. the churclie* of Eaton Rapids, united in presenting a first class literary and musical program, tbe best talent from each church being ehosen,snd short remarks appropriate to the day were made by the different pastors. A collection was taken the same as here, for the poor. We think such an innovation would meet with favor here. 'The services are never well attend­ ed. arid such a prnwram would call out.a large crowd, the collection would, as a re­ sult, be larger, and hence more good be done. Here h something romantic. A pretty lltll. ClarkHlr for auwimr put bu tom Nrrnpobdlag with > gionx CH,, low,. KrnUttoan. Sb, *■» oik- ot tin MW, to kradr IM whan ,he (old of bet Monday of last week W. B. Newton started for his new home in Leipsic, Indi­ ana. taking with him a car of household goods. Mra. Newton left on Wednesday to go to her old home at Hastings, Michi­ gan, where she will visit a month before settling at her Indiana home. Her husbind will join her In a few days and together they will visit ln that place the scenes of early life. Mr. Newton and wire are old settlers of Burt county, hav­ ing entered upon tbe thirty-seventh year of residence here. In 1857 they came to Nebraska from Michigan where, they had’ recently been married, and settled on a farm at Silver Creek. At this time Mr. Newton was 22 years of age and his wife was younger. After a residence at Silver Creek of several ’years, tbe family moved to Arizona, four*and a half miles from Te­ kamah, and there they resided until a few days ago. Mr. Newtons Nebraska life has been one of success. He and his estim­ able wife have many friends and of this world’s goods enough and to spare, His possessions no doubt exceed $50,000. Mr. Newton and wife are the parents of four children all of whom reside in Burt ooun- Additional County News. Belten. ' About fifty of the friends aud neighbors of .J. G. Hughes and wife, loaded with eatables, marched in on them Friday eve­ ning of last week te make them a farewell call. Although not expected they were given a warm reception by the host and hoatesv. The evening was very pleasant­ ly sj«*nt In visiting and card playing. Af­ ter refreshments were served C. F- Mor­ eau 1n a very neat and appropriate speech, presented Mr. and Mrs. Hughes with a very nice rocker, as a token ot regard from their many friends present. Mr. Huglies thanked them very kindly and Mrs. Huglies wished them all to remember thst when they came to Hastings that there was an easy chair waiting for tnem aud would be pleased to have them come and use It. At a late nour the guests depart­ ed after wishing the host aud hostess good luck ahd many friend* In their new'home. Bru th Ridge. Ap Adventist preacher held meetings in our school last Week. E. Hart Is stiil but little better. An infant child of Mr. and Mra. Fred Pierce Is ill with lung fever. Ael No. MM of the skate Banking Law ef Michigan, of 1887, the atoekboldera of tbe Hastings City Bank, arc hereby notified, that the annua) meeting uf the stockhold­ er? ctf said bank fair the election of dlrectors wlil be held at tbeir office In Ha»tinge, Mieh,, on Tueeday December llth, 1891, from 9 a. in. te IS o’clock ui. Dated at Hastings this 80th day of Nov., 1894. Dan. W. Reynolds, * Cashier. All members of Fitzgerald Post are re­ quested to be present at Post Hail Dec. 8, as there is huoinoM of Importance to come before lhe Post, among which Is the ehctlon of officers for the ensuing year. By order of J. C. Wardxll, Adjutant. J. W. CuriJCK, Commander. Notice, 1 TROY LAUNDRY Dowling. The infant child of P. G. Henry Is UI at this writing with slight hopes of recovery. Mr. Henry is again able to be abont the house lifter his recent severe Illness. Dr. and Mrs. yan Hom were called here Wednesday to attend the wedding of George Hinchman and Miss Kittie Mosher ot Banfield. A rather small company attended tbe dance last Thursday eve. Alta Frey Is confined to her home with tonsilltea. Mrs. J. Herrington Is still on the sick list. Boni to Mr. and Mrs. John Benedick, a daughter. ALL PERSONS BUYING SHOES Attention Comrades. The meeting of the Water Committee will be held lhe first and third Tuesdays of each month at the coo Dell rooms commcnclng at 7 o’clock in the evening. Those having any business to transact with tire committee will please remember Gerkey. both the time and tbe hour. ~ The roads are in splendid condition at By Order Comm, thia writing but the small pox scare at Sebewa is keeping a good- many at home. Election Expenses. School has commenced at Tamarac with UploMoudny tbe following candidates bad HIm Belle Ballou as teacher. It Is pro­ tbeir Matements ot elee.tvn expenses. gressing finely. There are twenty pupil* film! Fraualili'Wells, K., ciiairsnau 4tu Dl»t. Uong. enrolled. Coin. *W5 IteiayF Thninas. R,, Cong., Saw. • Miss Alta Spencer, of Flowerville. 1st -I. P. Hate Kenytrn, chairman Rep. Co. Com.. staying at her nude’s this winter. She 8574. ti. will work Rt dressmaking while here. Jaw. A. Sweezey. B-, Pros. Aitor.. «L Jw». H. MCKevut, R.. Hberiff, tllti.iO Thanksgiving was very quiet at the ChMH. W. Junbui. R.. Heir, of Deeds. 8i?7>0. t’orners. All public meetings were for­ J. G. Nsgter. R , Clerk, bidden by the board of health of Wood­ J. G. Hug In s. R . Treaa.. »! IS 00. 4 A. J. Wright, R.. c oroner, no money land. Fr«<> W. Walker, R . C. Cl Com., no inoacy. Mr. Vester of Carlton, and Simmons of l.ce S. (?0bb* R.. Surveyor- *5.00. Battle Creek, were holding Adventist David Iluaxrtt. R.. Reprrsen'*tlve. $r-.co. Ia?rot F. Weaver. D, Con.'. f««5. meetings at the school house but have Fred L Heath, chairman Dem. Co. com.. closed, 8H3. Mir. Curtis has returned from Canada W. O. Lowdeu. F.. Pros. Attor.. M. W. F. H cks. F., Representative, 175. where she has been visiting. Henn- Roe. F.. Tre.is.. SUB W. It Mcmek. F.. Sheriff.*!*. Freeport. Levi Rrteers, F.. Sc. Senator, uo ineney. To Rev. J. R. Woo ton and wife. No*. M. C. Mroodmansee. Coroner, uo money. a. I). Cadwailader. 0. Ct- Comm..85.00. UO, a son. Walter Webber. C. Ct. Comm.. |5.qp. Claud Sisson, of Kalamazoo spent Walter Webster, ch. Prob. Co Comm.. 57.00. Thanksgiving In Freeport with his j»rThe time allowed for the Htimr df staiejnenta expired Mouda;. Nov.20th. nud a great many ents. , have {.died to do it. Tbe law b very Little Ruby Fish, east of town is report­ candidate* severe against such. ed ill with diphtheria. Revival meetings are still in progress.. The Fish school is closed on account of diphtheria. For putting a hon» tn a fin?, hcattby condi­ in spite of the diphtheria and small pox tion. try Goodyt ar’s Big Four Condition Faw scare, Herrick will give a club dance Sat­ ders. Th«yton«*up tbe system, aid digastinn. urday eve. cure less of appetite, relieve eansUpation. cor • ract khlney dkmrders and destroy worms, giv1;. W. Parks Is vxpecUd home (ruin ' lac m« ll> to aa old or over worked borae. 25C. per pound. Ohio this week. ----------------- 'Mbs. one dollar at Good) ear’s The Ritchie .-chool commenced Monday Modem Drugstorewith Clara Fleming as instructor. Miss Bette Chubb was tbe guest of U. F. Norris’ people over Sunday. A very sad affair was reported last Thursday from near tbe Gun Lake post­ office. Mra. Will Orton, while trying tj subdue a fire that had gained considerable headway in her carpet,was terribly burned her clothing catching on fire. She is report ed somt what-easier at this writing. Mr and Mrs. Orton were lately married and had HASTINGS. MICH. been keeping house less than a week. A debating society has been organized al the KHnemgsmitii school house they have On account of the exceeding meetings every Saturday; The town Treasurer Is now ready to re­ hard, times the Troy Laundry has ceive all taxes. concluded to make the following Carlton. Mr. Usboni’s son from Jefferson Bar­ racks, Mo., is visiting bls parents here at present. Charley Carpenter has a sick horse at this writing. Miss Zella Odell entertained company from Hastings Thanksgiving. W. It Vester ate Thanksgiving dinner with Miss Fleming. Middleville. This Is hard weather on wheat, a good rain is much needed. Tax time has arrived once more. Jas. Covert is at home from Grand Rap­ ids for the present. Court adjourned for a couple of weeks. We hear the school at tbe Center well spoken of. Mr. Edmonds Is giving good satisfaction. There was no preaching at the M. E. church iastSundny evening, owing to sick­ ness in the minister's family. John Fleming and family were called to Lowell last week to attend the funeral of Mr. Fleming’s sister’s husband. Mr. Schrlber’s new house is progressing finely. WE MOST EARNESTLY REQUEST reductions in prices: OF US TO INFORM US IF THEY DO NOT WEAR WELL. We will make it right with you. We aim to keep gqpd goods but the beat goods sometimes have flaws and -bould you get any thing of this kind from us we will try our beet to make you satisfied, , fit The Little Red Front Shoe Store Woolley & Bronson HVPNfiTIQM Il I I 1 Idin Shirts,'. . . Night Shirts, . Woolen Shirts. Under Shirts, . Drawers, . . Socks, per pair, IO c IO c 8c 8c 5C 8c 8c 8c • “New Arrival" BEST 6 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET. Greatest bo :k out Tell* ull about turn wonderful aulijen. Whatever \our views are ou Hypuothm. you rIH Cud this book <H er’-at value. Fubltehvd peloe. M rauta. Seat free, transportatkm prepare*!. If ' on r» mil 26 cents for subscription HoniM aud licurtb*. tbe elegant houaelK 'd mnatbly Address HOMES ANi> HEARTHS PUBLISHING CO., New York. LOOK FOR THE NAME • ON EACH WRAPPER. H. J. FRflKER CUT IN THE COLD ^ateAND WET your feet require comfortable pro­ tection There s nothins In lhe world xs good as are now prepared Mishawrta All-Knit to fit you in Felt WOOL BOOTS. or Beaver shoes, Three time* an durable an auy feh biart made-ikwMtrWjj «>4A proof. Watch fur the Uudc mark ’•Ball Band lured. Allotbcra are imitations. Patented and made by Olli Nfcw r’r1<2; Prtc.- ■ Deal's List. SnOKE THE Butter, te to is Corn per bu.. 30. Ezgi per tioz. is to so Hides per lb.. 4. hard per lb.. Stop Potatoes per bu., to to 45 R>e per ou., 40. Teltow per lb., 3ft. Oat* per bu.. S3. Wheat, red per bu.. W Wheat, white per hu-.’BO. Clover Swd per Ou.. 4 60 to C 00. Timothy Heed per bu., Luo Barley per 100. 75 to J.00 Way per ton. «.Oo to. 7.00Pork dressed. 6.00. Brans. 75 to 1.20. Chicken dressed. 10. Beef dressed. 4 B0 to 5.00. Beef 11vij. 2A0, Mutton, dressed. 4%. . Apples. 25 to 50- button or lace, for $1.25 to $2.25 a pair, also Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Felt Boots, Socks and Rubbers of all kinds. Men’s, Ladies’ and First-Class Children’s Storm Alaska. Collars 2 c. goods at the lowest possible price, Cuffs 4 c. per pair.* Special Low Rates on Family Washings. and see us before buying. Goods called for and delivered. Try’ the Troy Laundry. We are sure they can and will please you. Call Your res’p’y G. STOWELL Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co THE LEADING HOUSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc. VISIT OUR DKESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS. South Hutlnci The Y. P. S. C. E. will be led by Mr. Osgood neat Sunday evening. Mr. Grigsby will paeach at tbe Star next Sunday at three o’clock. ) C. Osgood is improving the looks of his house with a new eoat of |»lnt. The Union met witti Mrs. Griffin this Our line of, CARPETS is second to none, •\ full line of CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children The Star Sunday School la making pre­ parations for a Christmas tree. Literary Notes. New Story—Tellers and the Doom of Realism Is the subject of a striking article in the December Forum—by W. R. Thayer. The writer claims realism in literature Is on the wane, and but for tbe deep matter it involves might be called a fad. He says “The Real includes lhe Ideal, but the Rea) without tbe Ideal is as tbe body without life, a thing for anato­ mist to dissect Only the human can un­ derstand and Interpret lhe human.” Holliday Excursion to Canada via the Michigan Central. Kills in Tekamah. Emmet Ellis, one of Tickets on sale December 19, 20 and their grandchildren. will join them at their Slat. Limited to return nut later than Blankets from 49c a pair, upward Quilts at 75c and upward ASK FOR.OUR FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR. A NEW STOCK ()£ OUTING FLANNEL AT 5c A YARD. ' When in the city give us a call Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co km!., ________ 78, 80, audtfi Monroe Street GRAND RAPIDS. HICH � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-12-13.pdf 88ae8419eb807c0f62d3dfd1542f11f5 PDF Text Text • —■ L best Advertis- v ‘ * . Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXIX.NO. 33. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 13, 1894. Hastings Banner, nERRT CHRISTMAS HASTINGS. MICH COUNTY NEWS. AT A Middleville. Our pleasant weather has now taken a cold on account of the dampness. The book auction still continues but by an action of th« Common Council last Fri­ day evening, we can not expect him with ns much longer. Mr. and Mrs. Limburner, of Sparta, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Cridler and fami­ ly, west of tow*. Geo. Keeler is now "on the road” for the Keeler Brass Co. The semi-annual convention otThornapple and Irving townships will be held in the M. E. church In this village on Dec. IStb. All Sunday school workers and those interested In S. S. work arj cordially invited tu attend. Next Friday evening occurs the nomina­ tion cf officers for the coming year at K. 0. T. M. hall. Every Sir Knight should be present. Programs are out for sports in our vB-' lage next Saturday. They consist of foot races, trotting or pacing races, running races between horse and man, each to run one hundred yards, turn a stake and wane back, etc. Purses are offered to the win- bn blSQOMNT Old Santa Claus will visit the people of this vicinity soon. He bought a big supply of bells for his Reindeers because he said he could buy them cheaper at VanValkenburghs’ than he could any where else in the country. He also took one of those Garland stoves that Van is sellin at such a big discount back with him for a poor family in Iceland. Santa Claus says those stoves have no equal any­ where. Call and you will be convinced that Santa knew what he was talking about. ' The M. E. Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Payne next Friday, afternoon aud evening. Supper as usual. IRA VAN VALKENBURQH, Leadlna Hardware Dealer In Barry Gountu SAILS ONE ONLY CENT PIK.HUNO. All must died out. What? The small pox craze. Yet be careful. News scarce. All quiet on the Potomac, as the saving was years ago. ONE TON! ONE TON! Fine Fresh Candies AT HARD TIMES PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE, AT COY’S Old City Bank, one door east of Goodyear Bros.’ Hardware Store, Mam St. Pure stick candy.......................... 8c Standard Mixture........................ 5c Gum drops.... R. & Lemon... 5c Cut mixture............................... 8c Crystal Creams............................. ioc French “ . ...1........... ...12c Peanut Taffy...(own make)... 10c Pan Taffy.... (own make)........ 10c Broken Taffy.. ** ........ 6c Conversation Lozanges.......... ioc Peppermint “ ............ioc Hand made creams(extra fresh) 15c Hand made choc drops (vanilla) 15c French roasted peanuts............ 8c Paragon almonds (crop 1894).. 15c Greenoble walnuts ** ..12c Sicily filberts............................... ioC Brazils................... v....... 8c Texas pecans... (polished).... ioc ORANGES (Bwt Known.) . 15c doz. 200 S. . 150 S. . .20C “ 126 s............. 25c All penny goods 7 pieces for 5c. Remember the low prices are made especially for the people of Hastings and Barry County, COME ONE, COME ALL, and secure tub The .8. S. Institute Is now in the past and all are much xtrengtbened as a result Much good has resulted from IL The material is drawn for a baptistry for the church. J. W. Wolfe’s little girl who has been so very sick Is now in a fair way to recov- Greatest Baroain you Ever Had Don’t forget the place—Old City Bank, one door east of Goodyear Bros.’ Hardware Store. 025302022353020102010200020102000100530101000001020101000102000153 Christmas Offerings To those of our friends who have lately taken the. vow£of matrlmonv we extend our most earnest congratulations. Tnv Kalamaho Dally Telegraph an­ nounces the arrival of a girl baby at the home of R. D. Gregory, of Augusta. This Is the first arrival and will be greeted with the old rematk. Better late than never. Some farmers are taking advantage of the favorable weather to do some plow­ ing. Fred N’ye and.family ale turkey Rt, his fathers on Sunday. Mrs. Betsey Hamilton had n straw bee on Thursday to get some straw drawn from the Ifrld to a point nearer the *barn. The writer called on James L. Montague and family while on a visit at Com­ stock last week. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Norris, of Cornstalk will be pleased to learn of their continued good health aud prosperity. We might mark the figures that the scales di.nclosed in regard to their comfortable avoirdupois; but we refrain. George Swanson Jr., and family as is their custom attended meeting at Hickory Corners on Sunday. Mrs. Thai. Kennedy has been quite seriously ill for some time; but her health Is now improving. Again tliere is something new over on Mr. Porter’s end of the lake. It looks like a barn. If the Dr. got stuck oti Words at the wood bee it must have been the first time since he struck Michigan. We used to be only too glad to hear from his vocabulary Id times of sickness. Long live Dr Chand­ ler and his worthy companion. Geo. Beeler's infant son died last Pri­ ddy. J. W. Godfrey visited Lowell Monday * Tlie High School will give an eak-rtain- ment (wrote Christmas. Iva Moulton and Jennie Case spent Sat­ urday night with Mattie Glasgow. Wesley Fox visited Lowell and Grand Rapids the first of the week. • Mrs. Job Cbeesebrough is recovering from her vecent illness. Jno. Yarger and children visited in Carlton Sunday. Rev. IL -Halsey’s house was burglarized Sunday evening while the family were at­ tending church. We have not learned particulars. Mr,. Rebekah Mlll.rd .nd d.whlrr Berths .re member, of Job Cbeem-broitkhs '“"'h.’s Nine Klch.rdwn of Campbell edit­ T^hese are the times when you should “'ure the bMt po^ible BAROAJN^ for your to pay a “stylish price” for stylish goods. Call and be convinced. Should Be Selected Now Your Christmas gifts should be selected now while stock is complete, Here are a few things you can select from. for everything that is necessarv, all that is unique and all Make Vour 1 SELECTIONS Now______ Shultx. Mr. and’Mrs. Lewis Smith have return­ ed home from an extended visit In Hills­ dale. While returning Mr. Smith fell and broke his collar bone. Mrs. Elam Crook and daughter Allee of Hastings, were welcome guests of rela­ tives here last week. Mary Horn commenced her second term of school In the Carpenter district last *Harry Halioek Is attending school in FANCY STANDS. FANCY ROCKERS. FANCY CHAIRS. EASELS. EASY CHAIRS. PARLOR SUITES. ARM CHAIRS. DINING CHAIRS. ROCKERS. HAT RACKS. SIDE BOARDS. CANE CHAIRS. EXTENSION TABLES. COUCHES. HAT RACKS. BOOK CASES. DESKS. LOUNGES. MOLDINGS. FRAMES. PICTURES. linoleums. CARPETS. In fact we are headquarters that is stylish in Furniture. ed Freeport friend, the list of the week. Ml,, Ann, Scott relumed to her home In Campbell Sunday. Give us a call, A. McC°y' ^Minnie Maynard is quite sick at this WMinnie Calkins of Irving visited friends here over Sunday. George Knapp of Charlotte, is Hitting WHOLE NO. 2061 . Amyh* We failed to write last week but we do want to tell about the marriages that took DEPARTMENT ACTION. TAKE Dan Stumpf and Mlu Hattie Smith were made one the 29th. and have taken up their residence at the farm «outh of the Center. We wish them success. . Herbert Packer, one of our nicest young men and Amy Shepard, one of the June graduates, were united In marriage the 28tb. They have the best wishes of their large circle of friends. The Ladles Aid, held at Mrs. Henry Taskers’ was a very pleasant affair. The next meeting will be held with Sec., Mrs. John Hopkins next week Thursday. The school have an exhibition next Fri­ day evening. Come out. Admission 5 and 10c. Andrew Smith has returned from the north. . •’ Will Seger and family were in tovfn the first of the week. The meeting Sunday eve will be an un­ usually good one. Come out every body. To be led by Webster Hastings. I want to tell you of a dream I had Sat­ urday night. Did you ever have a dream so vivid that when you awoke It seemed as though it must be true? 1 had been teach­ ing music all day and got home about 8 in the pvenlng. 1 had scarcely removed my! coat when I must have fallen asleep In my; chair. The front door opened and Dr. Powers walked in without a word as grim, as a judge, followed by a good many peo­ ple. They seemed to act as though II was all right aud seemed to be having a good, tithe. Edna Russell entertained the corns pany with some Lovely singing and playing after which they seemed to drift into Charades. I sat looking on. when present­ ly. directly in front of me there seemed to come from 1 know not where. Dr.. Powers again, and in front of him n large uphols­ tered spindle rocker, and In a happy, soul cheering speech presented It to me. as or­ ganist at the Center. The rest of the dream was somewhat confused, but when I awoke Sunday morning it was so fresh In my mind I sprang from my bed and rushed to the front room fully expecting to see the chair, when Io, the chair was there. It was no dream b it a blessed real­ ity. Dear friends—those who wrre here— from my heart, I thank you. Mils. Louise Smith. A meeting of the whole Fire Depart­ ment was held Monday evening, Chief Scidmore presiding, forty-seven members present, two absent. The Treasurer made his report, showing $37.00 in treas­ ury. Assistant Chief, Al Benkes, pre­ sented to the department, 835.00 given by Dr. Chas. Burton as a testimonial of his appreciation of the work done by the fire Department when his barn was burned. The Department by a unanimous rising vote, ordered the Secretary to couvey to Dr. Burton their thanks^ After the regu­ lar business was disposed of, the Chief stated that visitors were present and the firemen wished them to give expression upon the subject of the increase of pay asked for by the firemen, also In regard to disbandment Mayor Greusel was the first called upon, and stated that the con­ troversy between the department and the Council had reached the point where the Council was evenly divided upon the sub­ ject; four Aidermen thinking that our pre­ sent Fire Department had proved itself efficient, effective aud all that could be asked for as a volunteer Fire Department, and were willing to give the men the in­ crease of 810.00 per year each man, mak- • Ing a total of 8530, more each year, paid semi annually. They also thought with* the present apparatus for fightlug ti re.fifry men were actually needed to handle it es­ pecially at night when ho teams were pres­ ent I be Chief of Fire Department re­ ceives 825 00 per year. Assistant Chief, 815.00, 4S meu each 810.00 per year. The four Aidermen who were opposed to the increase of salary wanted an organization of less men to be assisted by a team to be owned by the city. Said team to be used upon street work, cleaning and sprinkling, with one full paid man to care for It. Thia plan.lbe Mayor stated, would require an immediate outlay of cash, for two horses* two sets of harpess,one fire supply wagon, one street sprinkler, barn for horses, room for driver furnisbed.ahio all the extras that goes with such a radical change,he thought would cost 31500. The City Treasury was in a condition that he could not agree to this extra expense. It was as much as eighteen months increase of pay asked for Dowling. by the Department, and was an untried D. E. Warner has closed his school on experiment He thought it was a good account of scarlet fever, as it is quite pre­ rule to let wail enough alone, and advis­ valent here. ed the department if they felt they aught Alta Frey Is somewhat better at this to disband not to du so hastily but to act writing. She Is struggling with scarlet In their several and collective capacities as firemen until January IsJ. This would fever. Miss Dr. Bryant of Battle Creek, was show the citizens that they did not intend called bore last week to visit a sick ne­ to leave them unprotected from fire and phew, Loyd Henry. would give the Aidermen who wished to Died, Dec. 4, little Loyd, son of Mr. and re-organize the Department au opportuuiMrs. P. G. Henry, after suffering patient­ tyJo present their plans; and the citizens ly with scarlet fever. The deceased was an opportunity to express themselves to 4 years of age. Our sympathy is extend­ the Aidermen of their respective wards. Mr. David Ecylesbymer stated that be ed to the bereaved parents. Frank Webster & Co. have finished came to the meeting tiecause he felt a deep their Job of sawing at Bedford and haw: Interest in proi»er fire protection and knew bought qnre timber south of the Dowling, our present Department was good and rf* ficient. He Mid he. Fn3 personally acstores. t School'has been closed here on account• qoilnlwl with tiLby «t We Cremcn tor years, knew them to be goGu repuwn© of sickness. citizens, and many of them property own­ ers, aud he was vexed and Indignant at Woodland. the slurs and remarks madeliy some pcoThe rain of the past two days has help­ pie who were in opposition to the request ed wheat. , • of the Fire Department.. He was in favor Palmerton & Smith were at Lake Odes­’ of giving then! the increase and hoped and sa on Friday on legal business. thought they would not give up their posi­ E. Crowell is on the sick list. tions until J*n. 1st. E. L. Schantz has been on the sick list Aiderman Hicks in a few remarks asfor several days. । eured the firemen that If they were careful Several Woodland parties had the small and conservative in their actions and gave pox scare and got vaccinated and have1 the citizens plenty of time to think over very son* arms. the whole subject, they would get Justice Mr. Wilkinson, of Middleville was in1 done them aud the Increase pay asked for. town on Saturday on political business. The firemen then discussed the situation Prof. Davehport has accepted a position . and resolved as follows: That they dteas Dean of the University of Illinois and band from and after Dec. 10, 1894, this will go to Illinois between now and Jan, date, and present their bills for service up 1st. to date. Also offer their service as a WilHard Bolton was arrested for eni- whole to attend and fight all fires until bezzlement on the complaint of J. H.! Jan. 1st, 1896, gratis to the city. fValts lart Wednesday. It seems that The vote was taken by roll call, and Bolton has been buying grain for Walts «t forty-seven members being present, all Holmes and there Is some misunderstand­ ’ voted, yes, aud the Secretary was Instruct­ ing about some of the money entrusted to' ed to notify the Mayor and Common Gduflbls care. We hope Willard will be able cil. This action of the Fire DepartiSeflt to show up In proper shape. should commend itself to all citizens. It The smallpox scire seems to be subsid­ shows they are willing to do their work if ing. proper appreciation is shown them! Sen­ John Baublitz Is having a well driven. timent on the Firemen question Is divided. • Will Brooks Is doing the job. Some think that the present department Is Samuel Veil’s is still very sick. allright and should be continued. Others J. Volte’s new house will soon be ready argue that the present department is uufor occupancy. wieldlpand was organized when the old ••hand engine” was in its prime. They lied ford. • argue.that 17 men protect Charlotte aud Mrs. John Gibbs and daughter of Grand1 her 3800 JH-Ople and that 20 or 25 men Rapids, are visiting the former’s mother, should certainly protect the property of our 8000 people. They argne that such a Mrs. Macomber. The box social given at the Grange Hall1 change would render the department more last Friday evening, by the Ladles Ahl effective and less expensive. Society was u success both socially and fi­ Holiday Kxeur»lon Kate*. Chrtitnuu and nancially. On Saturday evening about fifty of the young people of the village and vicinity An excursion ran* of one and one third gave Misses Ella and Jennie Carpenter a lowest local first class fare tor round trip suiprise. The evening was pleasantly between all local poiuta on the lines of the spent In games, and a bountiful supper Michigan Central In the United Stales and Canada except on the Toledo Division. wa" served. The Lady Maccabees will give a poverty Also to points on the Grand Rapids and In­ social at the prange Hall this week Friday diana aud Chicago and West Michigan Rya. Tickets to be sold December 24.85 andKLM evening. _____ 1894 and January 1st 1895, limited to re­ turn until January 2nd. 1895. Children The meeting of the Water Committee between ilia ■•gcs of 5 aud 18 years one half the adult rate. will be held the first and third Tuesdays C. R. OB8BOB1T, of each month *t the council rooms com­ 4genL mencing at 7 o’clock in the evening. Those having any business to transact with the committee will please remember both the time and the hour. By Order Comm. Mattison and Mina Rowell to John F. Fuller, parnl. mc 38. Nuhvllle. *400 Dantel N. Lockwn d to Emmet 8- txwltie, parWe are all creatures of circumstances. “k«E^V??ri.r Brunes, 0 a « No man eon m.ke o hero otMmoelt hiiraiT.'vKiuimio l-'ort-e A. Biewe. perKr-nu may m.ke trim one, provided bo n wL£b1J. nabto&JSi Breer, lot S. Freemade or the .toff to bear lb- atralo. relatives here. . „„ 8. Cwsob at Geleebunt. wii brre op buiinMB lut Ttiureday and FridayRay Pierre and wire and Tlnnle Tmpenlnff attended the literary al the KllngIt we betid ourwive, np by pulling eenmltli school house last Saturday eveSnTodfftwata tn that vleinlly over Olbera dovfn. we ni.ke anrinwcure‘ tlon. 1! we build ourselves up firmly, we &Up Leonard ba, bought the Caraon place must lift up those about us, in this way • occupied b»G.K. Kenyon, and takes pos­ our own standing is made seen re. sesion neat sprieir-sWe yc °°M Hie latter at they areurood cltixena. Bev Samuel Shoup nt Maple Grove, Harry A. Durkee. Nashville " preached at cur church iaat Sunday. His Clara DeLong WtUtam E. R-h . CaaDetou wMt.^ .pent >-< -a Edna E. W»<m- '*x— t. fonia C> Chas. F. Hmtoon. Kllla Hazledlne. ’ at L Crowman’a Mark Peak Is on the slok list J McLean returned Inst Sat ui day from Carlton Allegan where be has bean vMttng N» I John L. n parent*. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. IX|^hr»A. Jordan V>lr. A and Minerva M­ Ira MU..WV. ktt,. elty, ^Samuri Carson to Ferry Wlv.maa. ba- roc t, Bowrt Bmrte. parrel, lot S,|?lBpT-lCoiiroreto Asa B. Feonook. » a, me t. Barry, trao QurrcuAia nr ana, MtanW ttsbuB r. Aratel Bebulx. 1« H Hadi’’nlrtd B Ooak '« Lewi. KaUwtn. Bl a aee a. Cb -« Mme,, rd maa-uoaaacB.BarTy.ua- �Hastings Banner. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. COUNT DE LESSERS DEAD. Thursday, Dec. 13, 1894. COOK OROS.. Proprietors. OOD’S H Sarraparilla is carefully prepared by experienced pharmacists from Sarsa­ parilla. Dandelion, Man­ drake, Dock-Piiiflioewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known vegetable remedies. The Combination, Pro portion and Process are Peculiar to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, giving It strength and curative Spower Peculiar to Itself, not pos­ sessed by other medicines. Hood’s arsaparilla C Durrs Scrofula, Salt Rhemn, Sores, Bolls, Pimples and all other affections caused by Impure blood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Complaints. It is Kot What we Say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilla Does, that Tells the Story — Hood’s Sarsaparilla URES Hood’s Pills are gentle, mild aud effectivw. BUSINESS CARDS. Q $. PALMETIER. .1. M. SMITH. LAW. COiAJtCTlON AJJD REAL ESTATE office of PALMERTON dt SMITH Conveyancing a specialty. Woodland, Mich dward Taggart Loyal E. Knappeu. Arthur C. Denison. z TAGGART, KNAPPEN & DENISON. LAWYERS. Roams 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, Grand Rapids, Michigan. I AMES aTsWKKZEY. * el Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practice* in all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. E R. E. H. LATHROP. * Htxaoepathic Physician and Surgeon Office over W. H. Goodyear's New Drug Spire. AU ea! s promptly attended to. p A. SCRIBNER, M. D.' V_ • Physician and Surgeon, Delton. • Mich. (®wis rmidenetL one okxk east «f drp it. D A. A C. IL BARBER « Physicians and Surgeons. Caili in city or county impended to with promptness, day or night. JL SHELDON? Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Bloek. HRatings. Money u loan on Kea! E«t .te Beal Estate •old oa cnnunlsaloa. General conveyancing. tlaW$ a complete set of Abstract Boos*. com nlhxt from the Records, can furnish complete s Irwin. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. • U FS. D. Office hours »» m to S p. m. PHIJLIPT. COLGROVE, 1Attorney at law < Successor to Smith A Colgrove.) (Offlce tu Union block. Hnanon.) Practices In all t he courts of the state. E. KENASTON, Attorney at Law, (Over J.B. Goodvear A Co.'s store.) Practices In all courtaof the State. Collection! A • H R. TIMMERMAN, Hommpathlc Phy I* . I eiclan and Surgeon. ■ Office over Lathrop’s thrug store.) MORTGAGE BALE. Default haring been made la the conditions of a certafo mortgage made by Orrin H. Pbil Upaami Emily G. Phillips to Addison P. Cook dated eepiember first A. D. iMC.and recorded in the office of the Beghter of Deeds.tor the Cosntv of Barry and State cf Michigan, on the lath, ■day of September A. D. 1885 In Liber 29 of Mortgages, ou page 14. which mortgage was duly assigned to the A. P. Cook Co. limited, aud said assignment recorded In the office of the of this notice the mini of seven hundred fourteen dollars aud eighty-three cents, and an attor----- 1 fise of thirty dollars provided for In said gage, and no suit or proceedings at law ndb*en Instituted t» recover the moneys red by said mortgage, or any part thereof; wi therefore, by virtue of the power of sale aihed in said mortgage, aud the statute tn ------ ohae made and provided. notice I* hereby given that on Saturday the ninth day of KebruarvA lD. las. al ten o'clock In the forenoon. 1 shall sell at Pulillc Auction, to the highest bidder., at tne north trout door of the Court HoumI tn the Cfty of Hastings (that being the place Where the Circuit Court for Barry County is hoffien). the premises described in said mortgage, or so mtioh thereof as may be neeeasary]i<>pay the amount due on said mort­ ----- “tth seven per cent, interest, and all mu. together with an attorney's fee of dollars covenanted for therein, the ss being described In said mortgage ra land In town of Assyria. Barry County. State I Michigan, described a* and one third (»U - acres of land off of the uottb'ride 0 Hollowing divert bed land vii; Thirty] scree ot the West end of the North half od Nortn East quarter of Section twenty. ----- nee North of Range Seven Wert. the North halt of the North East frac lienal | patter of Section twenty <«>. exceptingai^ I reserving thirty (301 acres of land off the W< Mt end thereof, being in town O.ie North ige (7) Seven West aod containing arre») more or lesa. , twentj two acres A. P. Cook. Co.. Limited AMiKoee of Mortgage. IMF T. Colgrovk. Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage. 1 Nov- 14. 18H. - MichifTBU acems to be rapidly acquir­ ing an unenviable reputation for rayaterions murders. At least six have been committed in the state since Oc- f tober 1, and none of the murderers has been arrested.. The latest victim was Michael Goyt, who was found dead in hi* cabin in Locke township, northwest of Lansing. After dispatch­ ing Goyt, who was 82 years old, with a bludgeon, the murderer took a large sum of money and departed. At pres­ ent there v^as little hope of unravel­ ing the mystery. * Pabtb, Dec. A—Count Ferdinand de Lewteps, who naa been one of the moat ■prominent characters In France for _ than a quarter of a century, is dead. The end ofjiis life came after a protracted illness, induced and ag-gravated by the severe strain to which Hmlth Iq Mtehlmu. During the week ended December 1 reports sent in by sixty-two observers in various portions of the state to the state board of health indicated that pneumonia increased and intermittent fever decreased in area of prevalence. Typhoid fever was reported at fifty­ seven places, diphtheria at forty-five, scarlet fever at sixty-three, consump­ tion at 229, measles at six and small­ pox at Detroit, Royal Oak, Manches­ ter, Sebewa, St Johns, Adrian and Dauby. While several boys were Meeting on the river ut Nashville the ice gave away and Clayton Barnes, aged 12, was thrown into the water. He dis­ appeared beneath .-.—y__ — the ___________________ ioe and Irving „ Boston went in after hhn. Young Bom ton became exbamted end he, too* went to the bottom. A large crowd watched the struggle, but were un­ able to do anything. The bodies were taken out three-quarters of an hour after the accident occurred. ; Constitutional Change*. The official ouiTU. hM not yet been 1 onle but th. returns made, but the returns nl.ow show Ih. the «... con-' stitutional amendment permitting in- i mates of soldiers’ homes to vote in the township in which the home is I situated was carried by nearly 100,000 majority. for the amend. - The majority . ------------- - .1 me nt requiring foreigners be full' citizens before they can vote will exoeed 80,000. ! , j «... ..--------- ...—.— The Traverse City, Peninsula & Mbt, I •ion Electric Railway company, with a capital stock of 2160,000, filed articles of association with the secretary of state. The coin pa uy proposes to con­ struct an electric railroad 20 miles long, equip with freight andpasseuger cars and operate it in the same manner J as steam railroads. : Rev. J. E. -Weed, one of the oldest and most respected citizens of Lansing and the pioneer Presbyterian clergy­ I man of the city, died at his home ut the age of OS yeara He was born in the Indian territory* in 1831 and had , I resided in Lansing since 1865. FXRDINAND DE LESSEP8. ’ the distinguished _ _ man was subjected during the Panama canal scandals, trials and results. (Ferdinaad Marie. Viscount de Leuepa. wm born In Versailles. November 11. 1806. He received hl* early education in Parts, but finished it with his fuihar. u conauand lived with him la l*r Meat. *" PbHsdelphla tn 18I8-E2 in " It® to 18.7. and st Tunis. Alexandria, Cairo. Rotterdam. Malaga and Bareethen mucIona. . He, was __ _ appointed ____ oeoalvsly minister to Spain and to Roms. While on a visit to Egypt In IHW ho disclosed the project of a Suez canal to Said I**»h» and two year* later secured the desired conce*sion. The canal wo* opened for *teameni of light draught in IMS. and the full plan* “rTle<1 w «oo.pi«lon In m». since V “• trated hl* attention to the Panama canal ] BUSINESS OUTLOOK. New York, Dec. 8.—R. G. Dun A Co.’s weekly review of trade says: **lt is difficult to detect any change in current buainssA ITospecta for business after January 1 are quite generally considered more hopeful In Rome branches. There are larger order* and the went-bound khipmente o* merehandlxu are larger. But the working force is natun-lif ^dlniinished near the end of the year, and the holiday traffic brings just now a temporary activity which la not of much general aignificance. The meeting of con­ gress and the unnouucciuent of the new currency plan and of various bills proposed have not affected the situation perceptibly. Payments for bonds have been completed without disturbance, but did not prevent the shipment of some gold to Eu­ rope Friday. On the whole, agricultural products arc hcercely stronger, nud wage* of labor do not advance, but there is reason to expect the employment of a socnewhat larger working force after the holidays. "The liabilities in failure* for the last week of Novetbber were E!.(J3H.407, against 82.UO4.478 for the same week l&at year, but the deervase was wholly in manufacturing liabilities. 84S7.M4. against |l.€75.027 last year, while trad­ Ing liabilities were against 81.S08.449 last year. For the four weeks of November the aggregate was 510.M 1,878, against 820,841.­ 621 last year The failures this wpek have been 8® U> the United State*, against 8® last year, and 40 In Canada, against 43 last year. ” A Young Brid*. ' The marriage of a couple of people from Cranston caused quite a sensa­ tion at Hart, when a little child in knee skirts, who looked to bs scarcely BIG VOTE IN WISCONSIN. 12 yeara old, was led to take for her future happiness Mr. Chase Cunning­ 1 Upham’s Plurality. 83.900—Ths Total Vote ham, aged 33. Madison, Wia, Dec. 8.—A remark­ Short But Newsy Items. able fact in connection with the re­ An Allegan county man has figured cent election, ns developed by the of­ out that he has thrashed 6,600,000 ficial canvass of the votes, is that there bushels of grain in the twenty years were no stay-atrhome voters in Wis­ that he has been following the busi­ consin, the aggregate vote ■' polled ness during the season. being larger than ever before in the Out of a bunch of South American history of the state. The total vote is bananas received by Ellsworth <1 Son, 875,443, or 3,868 greater than at the of Bay City, a venomous snake 30 presidential election two years ago. Upham's plurality for governor is 53,­ inches in length was taken. Burglars broke into the store of Max 900 and his majority over all the other candidates 17,050. The people’s party on Wolff at Atlanta, and after beat­ ing Wolff badly robbed the store of the vote for governor gained 15,904 over the vote two years ago, getting 35,504 about 875 worth of goods and escaped. The remains of Harry Johnson, of this year. The prohibitionists, with Ludington, who disappeared several 11,340 thia year, lost 2,025 from their days ago, were found frozen in a row­ boat filled with ice in Pere Marquette lake. M. D. Smythe, one of the oldest and most respected German citizens of upper Michigan, died at Calumet, aged 82 years. He had lived there over thirty-six years. Deputy Sheriff Charles C. Quimby, a resident of Mb nomi nee since 1850, died from heart failure, aged 57. He leaves a widow and three sons. At Burt the house of a section hand named Casline was destroyed by fire and his 7-year-old daughter burned to a crisp. The evaporator at Monterey Center closed after a nine weeks' run, during which time it used up 10,000 bushels of apples. Deputy State Game Warden C. E. 1 Brewster caused the arrest of six Lansing butchers who were offering venison for sale contrary t o law. A Detroit dentist who inadvertently pulled the wfong tooth for a lady pa­ tient was compelled to pay her 8500 damages Walter P. Kelley, wanted at Flint for stealing $260, was taken there from Chicago on a requisition from Gov. Rich. No traces whatever of Alexander Robertson, the Traverse City old man who disappeared on October 28, have been found. The new city hall at- Marquette, which has been in course of construc­ tion for some time past, has been com­ pleted. Horse buyers have been gathering up all of the old worn-out horses in the vicinity of Homer, and shipping them to Jackson to a glue factory. The state weather signal service will be transferred from Detroit to ng. The wall paper store of John H. La­ rose at Lansing was gutted by _ fire, the damage _ amounting to $1,500. . u . Deer were more plentiful in loeoo >unty this season than they have Insane from Carrying a Hod. Baltimore, Md., Dec. 10.—W. W. RandelL a hod carrier, became insane and was sent to Bay View asylum. His insanity is peculiar, for, according to an expert, the man has become men­ tally deranged by carrying the hod. The heavy weight constant!}’ affected the shoulder nerves. This was commjjnicated to the brain, and the result is insanity in a dangerous form. Lake Navlratton Closes. Chicago, Dec. 10^—The eni of lake navigation for the season in the sail­ ing of the last of the grain fleet Sun­ day will be viewed with general satis­ faction by vessclmen. Taken as a whole the vessel owners have made but little money . this season. Business was poor up to September, but from that time on free shipments of iron ore and ooal made matters a lit­ ’ tle better. iranraner am iwpuuucm. Chattanooga, Tenn., Dec. 6.—The Times publishes the official vote of •very county in the state of Ten­ nessee, each certified to by county officers. The total vote shows that Evans is elected governor by a plu­ rality of 841, the vote standing like this: Evans (rep.), 105,167; Tumey (dem.), 104.396. Tumey was elected in 1898 by 26,356 plurality. , Wabhixotom, Dec. 10.—An unofficial list of members elect to. the Fifty­ fourth congress has been compiled by the clerk of the bouse. The list is cor­ rected up to December 5 and gives the republicans 344 members, democrats 104 and the populists 6. In the present congress there are 319 democrats, 128 republicans and 18 populist members. Chicago, Dec. A—The Debs conspi­ racy case wu called in the United States court Wednesday morning, bat -wax continued until the 18th, owing to the engagement of eons sei for the defense and the vacancy ha* the district AFTER THE ROADS. Interstate Commoroe Commission Makes Ita Report Talks Plainly oa to Reform Kvtia. Washington, Deo. 6.—The eighth an­ nual report of the interstate commerce corami skiou ranges through a variety of subjects, a synopsis of which is here given: Regarding criminal and civil procedure the ootnmiiaidon aaya the law docs not clothe it with detective or prosecuting functlos*. its connection with the criminal side of the law ending with its report to the department of juilloe. It 1* the duty of shippers, railroad managers and ellixens generally says the oommiKsion. to assist the governmanl in run­ ning down violations of the statute dej-tgned tu protect their Inten-sta Transpor­ tation should not be regarded as a part of the private business of ahlppers. Il should be viewed as an ageuey provided under govern­ ment sanction. It recommands that ’he car­ rying corporation* be made Indictable and sub reel to fine tor violation of the ack DiacuKslng the long and short haul clause, the commission says: Due obMirvunoe of that clause will encourage legitimate aud rtatrkla Illegitimate competition in the carrying trade. The report speak* of the unreasonable freight rate* from Chicago and Cincinnati to northern jjolnts; of the unreasonable rates on wheat and of the failure of many carriers to post their tariff* a* required by law. Speaking of the classification of freight? the commission refer* to the progress already made toward harmonious rail­ road operation which 1* desirable for the public interest and explains the necessity to provide a single olasatlication of conunodlties for the whole country Uniform da**id­ ea Hou. the report aays. depends upon the passage of a statute requiring its accomplish­ ment. and the commlkslou recommends that it be directed to. make and prescribe within a time to be named for such classification. The relation of railroad receiver* to the law is referred to. and it is urged that tbo altitude of a receiver to the law is precisely that of the corporation whose affairs have not bees taken control of by the court. * Conoernin£ overcharges arid undercharges, the report declares that carrier* ought to pub­ lish their tariff rates and schedules plainly enough and employ agent* sufficiently skilled to enable them to correctly quote rates to 'r" Among other topics considered by the oommbudou art changes In transportation rales; through rale* and through routes: pooling of freights and division* of earnings The com­ mission refrain* from ex pres*i ns any opinion on the Subject of gov«-rumentowenuhipof rail­ roads. and states its reasons for nut investigat­ ing the gaskt strike of IbH. amoug which are facts that the controversy includes matters outside of the commission's jurisdiction. Re­ ferring to railroad, financial embarrassment*, the report intimates that many receivership* were the natural sequence of mismanagement. ' overcapltailrat ion and ili-ndvlwed projecting. ] The report bristles with figure* iu its ailu- | t-ion to railway BtotUtlcs showing teat on I June s> 1RU. there were I.7R4.607 uillre. of line I In the United State*, being an increase during I the year of 4.W7.55 The tendency towurd-consolidatlon is shown by the fact that twenty­ eight road* were merged, twenty road^ were reorganized and sixteen roads consolidated Into other system*. The capitalization of the roads was 110.5061.85.410. equivalent to 163 421 per mile of line. The groM earning* were 81.220.731.874; the operating exp»-uses 8W7.U21.1M> leaving net earning* of S3f*3 hS'J.573. which Is equivalent to 13.314 i*r mile of line. Varlouk recommendation* for amendment* to the act are suggested in accordance with plans mentioned In the body of the report, which among other thing* convey suggestion* regarding legislation, auttorialog the com­ mission to investigate threatened labor con­ test* on railway*, and to require annual re­ port* from various companies whose business la closely riRated to that of transportation. OUTPUT OF GOLD. Production of thr Mines lor 1894 Will Approximate S43.000.000. . Washington, Dec. A—The treasury department has received such returns in regard to the production of gold in the United States during the calendar year 1894 as warrants the statement that the output will approximate 843,­ 000,000. The states of Colorado, Mon­ tana, Idaho and California will show an increase amounting in the aggre­ gate to 87,000,000. Of the total pro­ duction of the year it is estimated that California will contribute 818,750,000; Colorado, 8U,375,600r Montana, 84,675,* 000, and Idaho, $2,225,000. CantMta Mr. Ow»ni' Beat. Lxximgton, Ky., Dec. 7. — Hon. George Denny has served Hon. W. G. Owen* with notice of contest for hia seat in congresa In the late election Mr. Denn>* was the republican nomi­ nee and Mr. Owens was his democratic opponent The notice of contest al­ leges gross fraud by the election of,fleers in almost every voting precinct in the district CURRENT COMMENT. jyThe western man who .wanto to run for president on the democratic ticket in is keeping mighty still about it.—St Louis Uiobe-L>emocrat 13TIn his mesaage President Cleve­ land passed over the Hawaiian affair with such alacrity as to suggest that it was hot to his touch.—Chicago Times (Dem.). |3TOf course Grover will take care of Wilson, but William would feel more at home as minister to the court of St James than on. the supreme bench.—Toledo Blade. tyif there are any blunders the Cleveland administration has failed to commit in iU dealings with foreigners it has over two years yet in which to perpetrate them.—Chicago Tribune. tarThe congress that is now in ses­ sion does not represent the people of 1894. but is “s back number. ” The members would do well to transact the necessary business and slip off horr* as quietly as possible.—Chicago Inti Ocean. gSTThe “improvement on the Mc­ Kinley bill” is already decorated with an increase of one hundred million dollsrs in the inter^strbearihg debt and the certainty that current ex­ penses cannot be.met for some time. There arc people who fail to see that these cupolas are a desirable addition to McKinley’s architecture.—St- Louis Globe -De mocraL GTThe new democratic tariff does boom business, that is foreign busi­ ness. In September, 1893. under the McKinley law, there were imported in­ to this country 3,762,652 pounds of wool, while in September of this rear, under the democratic free wool law, the importation reached 12,992,313 pounda. Is it any wonder Ixindon -ousted Chairman Wilson? — Toledo llade. IfTheBsby 1* Cutting Teeth. Be sure and ti*e that obi and well-triM retn-d'.Mr*. Win*''-w’« BrMnine Byron for children teetnlna It sortb** th- child, seftens theRum.*. a'Uv*:‘II nun.cu*** wind colie and Isthe b**i o*m-*dy fir diarrhoea. Twenty-five reals a bottle. FOR 20 YEARS . the formula for making Scott’s Emulsion has been endorsed by physiciansof the whole world. No secret about it. This is one of its strongest endorsements. But the strongest endorsement possible is in the vital strength it gives. Scott’s Emulsion nourishes. It does more for weak Babies and Growing Children than any other kind of nourish­ ment. It strengthens Weak Mothers and restores health to all suffering from Emaciation and General Debility. For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bron­ chitis, Weak Lungs, Consumption. Blood Diseases and Loss of Flesh. Scot: 5 Bowse. N. Y.' All Druggists. 50c. and $L I PARKER’S LArxxa, Mich., Dec. 10.—Despondent over the probable loss of eyeeight. Charlee Miller, aged 60, hanged him­ self to a tree in the woods near his home Bunday morning. Pridgeon. the and vessel own< L FINE GAME IN ;CH 1-lb PACKAGE or Lion Coffee, until Christmas. Many Different Kinds ',c^SunABLEJ-0F^<DRINK LION COFFEE'7 4AMD «T AtLTHtW- Fine Parlor Games. ■ *» "T —V MU Wooteon *8ptes Co, Toledo. O. Michigan Qentkat, “ Tht Ifuatri FaUi Boute." StationB. Mtkti->o». . > m la.n;.!*.ui.'i» t, tpim. ! 4.PH lifr.io .t9! « ns Did you ever get one of the fameus waterproof Interlined Collars or Cuis? It’s very easy to tell, for they axe nD marked this way They are the only Interlined Collars and Cufis, and are made of linen, cov­ ered with waterproof 4' Celluloid.” They'll stand right by you day in and day ouLand they are all marked this way j&ElluloiO rTL MARK- W The first cost is the only cost, for they keep clean a long time, and when soiled you can clean them in a minute by simply wiping off with a wet cloth —that £tde kind marked this way ^ElluloiO These collars and cuffs will outlast six linen ones. The wearer escapes laundry trials and laundry bills—uo chafed neck and no wilting down if vou ecl a collar marked this way ^ELuimiO •Tl *ark. w Ask your dealer first, and take noth­ ing that has not above trade mark, if you desire perfect satisfaction. All others are imitations absolutely. If you can’t find collars or cults marked this way, we will send you a sample postpaid qn receipt of price. Collars, 35 cts. each. Cufis 50cts. pair. Give your size and say whether stand­ up or turned-down collar is wanted. THE CELLULOID COMPANY, 427-29 Bradway, NEW YORK. HAIR BALSAM C)eu»r« and IrnoKitM • ta>uri*ot the h G RATEFUI^COMFORTING. EPP’S COCOA BREAKFAST-SUPPER. "By a thorongh k howledge of the natural law* which govern the operation* of dlgreton and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine proprieties of well-selected f'oooa. Nr. Epps ha* provided for our breakfast aud sup per a delicately flavored beverage which mar *are us many doctors* bills. It is bv judicious use of such articles of diet that a coustiiution may be gradually built up until strong enough to ree!«t every tendency to direase. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready u> at tact wherever there Is a weak polnL We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a Iluatia nouri>hed fra'mo- -Cnrit SsRVica Made rirnply by boiling water or milk. Bold only In half-pound tins, by Grocers, labelled thus: Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 10.—Reuben F. Kolb, who claims to be governor of the state by virtue of the populist ASSIGNEE SALE. votes cast at the last election has cer­ Notice Is hereby given that on the twentytified to the election of Col. IV. S. FrM w- OreW« of the City of Hastings. Mich. made, rvrented and de­ Reese to the United States senate, to livered to James A. Rweexey. of Hmsucceed Senator Morgan, and to the tlng*. Mich., an as*1gnn»nt of all hfo election of the populist candidates property, for the benefit of Ml bl* creditors, tiiiu the sat J James A. Swetzey has socepled for congress. *ald trust, that an Inventory of all the property been filed in the office of Will Flgjbt the Striker*. Uie Cleric of Barry Countx. xk provided by law. 01 December. New YoBK,Dec. 10.—The situation in . J?at..on.N.OHd*y lbp 31”f i«9t. allot the property ami a*«eta of even­ the clothing trade is getting very name, nature and description of the raid ssserious, and now a lockout of from R'enor will be offered for rale at public auction by the undersigned. 20,000 to 80,000 persons is feared. The Bald sale will take place at the law office of contractors of this city, Brooklyn, * 8w««eyi‘n the City df Halting*, Brownsville. Newark and other places Mich, at the hour oi u n o'cloc k of raid day. At the above named time and place of such in New Jersey have combined, and will rale, the Invcmory prepared by the assignee under the *tatute tu such cam made and pro­ form a general organization. ' 1 w ® MXhlb,M? *«w»odliif purchasers. Dated. Hastings. Miefi. December 13lh, 1MJ. James a. Rwkezht. Rkading, Pa. Dec. 6.—Col. Richard ____ _________ signee of Fred W. Greble. D Michael, a veteran of two wars, PROBATE ORDER. died in this city Wednesday. He served as lieutenant of the Reading artillery 8tete of Michigan. County of Barry—ra P'” Probate Court for tiw during the Mexican war, and was County of R*rrv hoMwn at the Protmte office. In ’0 **kl onunty. on Tues­ Uentenant colonel of the Fifty-third day the 11 th day of December. Jn the year one Pennsylvania volunteers during the thousand eight hundml and ninety four. ^^jPre^ni. Charles w. Armstrong, Judxe of rebellion. Chicago, Dec. 7.—Robert Huston, of Joliet, ILL, ex-sheriff of Will county, was found dead in his bed at the Grand Pacific hotel at 1 o'clock p. m. yester­ day. A phial o^poisen at hia aide told the story ojanicide. Financial trouble was the supposed cause. ©hrislmsGam “”55 °f U,« Josb“ R (vouch, a eeeased. ti*«1*tition duly verified of Emily Crouch, daughter of said decented. P™7’"K}hal,*dl’’‘''l”rati°n of raid estate may be granted to Friend D. Boules or to some otter suitable per-on. -'Hl olden at th* Prolwtenf Inge, in said county, and b be. why rhe prayer of end the heart!”, ? ibis order le b» ORDER OF PUBLICATION. State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit, :iu Chancery. Mary M, Garland, Complainant • vs. George M. Garland, defendant. Hua pending In the Circuit Court tor flie County of Harry. In Ch*n<»rry. at Hxxiit r* on the reventh day of Nra-nit-er A. !>.. ItM. In this cause it anpe*ri”s from affidavit r>:» file.lhat the defendant, Geonre M Gsriar«tHs not a resident of this Ntate.but resides at Huntington In the Stateof Oregon/m notion of Philip T. Oclgrove romnlaitiatit'N *on< itor—it isoiucird tusc the said defendant.GeKirgr M- Garland cause his appearance to be entered herein, within lour month* from the date nf this order, and iu c»*o of hlN annearMee th.it he rwaw hi* answer !to the coiii; lali’»iiCi bill of complaint to be filed, and a ropy ther of to be served on naiii complaln-.r.t’* sollcitor-witliln twrntv day* niter Mrvic- nn bint of a ropy of raid bill si d notice of this ordar; and that in dt-Uull ihvrvof. said bill be tekrnaH confessed by the sa.d non resi­ dent defendant. And it Is further ordered. That within twesty days the Said Complainant enu»e a notice of this order to be published: In the Ha«tin£s BANXxn. a newspaper printed, published smd clrenlallng Iu said county. and that snrh publi­ cation be continued therein| nt least once In each week, for six week* in wcesNioii. or that she cauw * cop} of thiNOrdqr to l*e p-. r-ouglly scrvro on said ecni-reMdent riefendai.t at leR-t twenty days btTore the tlmf above prescribed ior Ills appearance. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge. Philip T. Colghov k. CotnphUu.iui’s Solicitor. John G. Naglem. Register. Attest. [A True Copy.) NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. The Hastings Furniture Manufarpiriu-^ •' »n psny by mortexge bearii g date June ». A. I).. 1*94, mortgaged to the uudcoisurd. Dnulel W. Reynolds, as trustee, the following described real estate situated In the city of Hasting*. Barry County. Michigan, and described as fol­ low*. to wit: (Sty lots five hundred f-Tty-ftsir, five b'ludreci foriy-fivr. five hundred fortv^.x. fire hundred forty-seven, five hundred luriyz nine, five hundred fittv. five handled fiftj-o|ie, five hundred fill) two. five hundred wventeru, five hundred eighteen, five .hundred ninrtren, five hundred twenty, five Atmdred twenty two, five hundred twenty-three, five hundred twemj four, five hundred twenty five, four hundred three, four hundred four, four hundred fire, four hundred six. four hundred seven, four hun­ dred eight, four hundred nine, tour hundred ten. four hundred eleven and four hundred twelve, of the City of Hasting*- Harry County. Michigan, according to me recorded plat I thereof, together with all the bcredltaraet'U and nppnrtctiances tharcunto pertau ii><; .to­ gether wlGi the building* thereon, including engine, boilers and dry EUn*. This mortgage was recorded on the srd day of Jmy. A. t»., W«. at eleven o'clock a in.. Iu tne offii e of the oreIster of Deeds for Barry Ootmtv. Mteblgnn. in Uber 33 of morixagvs. on page W Defaul-' has t»ecn made in the condition of said nwrty«r. No suit or proceeding has beeu instituted at law to recover the Indebtedness now remaining sscurrd by said mortgage or aar part thereof. The re is claimed to be due al the date of thta notice upon the Indebtedness secured by said mortgage and udoo raid mortgage, the rum ul thlrtv-onelhousand. two nundr rd and twenty dollars aud twenty-six cents. (631.220 30). By virtue of the rower of sale contained m raid mortgage, and for the purooee of realizing raid amount *o due upon said mortgage. I shall be ntces«<rv to satisfy ’he amount so due voon lb* rodrbtednms reewred by said n>urtgi«e. ’»• gather with U.r costs o: this forrek, are. at I ubde Vendue t« the vuc hl«best bidder VIM... ' M tee north trout door of Ute court hnw in the City of Hao­ tings, Barry County MJehigan, Rmu being U«e wbw.tl.~Clreull Court lor lb. Coonr, of �MORTGAGE 8A1JL t Dri* thirl' LV .1; un » inortitaw date« O tofo r 22nd I'M, J,..,,. • . Mre*n > . .vkhsm’n Wire *...■■«•• Item ..... .... <1 reconlwl tn th* olBre* nt -Iw k. K.Mot mond . ...... ... Mr Ure county of Barry. Iu the State of Mi,-'i, • H . •»■ L fctad. IKl-i-1“ libt r 44 of mort­ -.1 I -g" 35L for wbwlt detaailj. tbn said -siiMi b nh re-' iinA"d. by virtue of the rfcht 2 vhi 1 er by lb© smU* mortgage has m«ue ai.d r; niakcsihv nl’.uH •:■»- --.tu’>l'nl ■ , r, i>\ nirte■-> ............ -- • *>itn »»t »aui , lart * « • »»•! tnr-iiKcreM accrued ih-retm now .it? '‘ 1 Hininu which mor'garc iuor'r»«e then then-­ i ।1-stable, stable, ai ’.d nu wbmh > ... t.Desies «, skua .(ut,. *»t ,1.1m u ch«i M*dt«» b»* dur a’ <he data ut tl.l,« uotlcv -1 iwvcniyuiiue •i-c'-ii ni ii ..i of v.^..•ig’ld ---------------hundred Mid Wrvcnl%’..u».-’doi. ei.o. J ; '1----------iwx tH)WU^four cents, and no suit or pro­ c-thltt > at law Imvmg been lusilnt- d to recover j tint secured by udd moriuaue or »uij ■ < am t> 1-r.Mit. Notice I* therefore hereby given ithatt . s .uintav the o n day ot February, nw, .VhM-i. in the ion none, ’here will be sold at , (,.,'ib front d»or of th- Court House. Cilj of Hi tm-s. C‘>un*k of Barry and Stale of Mild Court H«ium* being Un- biiikliug ; Mid; • h (•!] th** Cat .-till Court for lhe County of ,:irrv is l-eld. nt pr.hl'c nuctirm t<» the highest I . di-•* described l« asld tnort drt-v- j ma- ii tfi-’reot os ro iy ho n *.ceswy to tlv ..m-'U-ii due u'i aatd mortcuge a* L‘i ib. wttb ih- interest thereon, aud ab<W’, tbp st«. chMtg-ts luni expense* auowvd by law ;uid )s .n uc*l tor In taid moitmtgc, vatd prem! ;bK -Quitted Hl the VttJng'’ of Freeport. j vor utrryaud State ot Mfchlaao. aud I b,‘(l s » frill w-: Lnl Hire*- nt block ten ot . ■iilagv.cd Freeport accordlug to the reuru- I plat thereof. t „ IM ea. Has'Higa. Mich.. November Htb. l»4. svsakxak Hammond. Moitgacee. 1.0NXO E KXNARTtWt Attorney for Murtgasee. Ol stood m in tUc the rotunda rotunda cratlc Mlswanajcni-nt. , the bridegroom, ‘ Mwgnxjm, axooa The Beoond Session ot ths Fifty. It la a queer freak of financial opin- ■ ol “ U,7Bt N«J* “rn the other imV, day, — th -----vwcm mu 'JU1CI says the Chicago Times, Ion that treata borrowing of money as •*" th« chi ““"'T ’1-'-- tellings friend> Third Congress. a reason for enthusiasm and rejoicing. of the manner of his proposal to his of — hia — wild Increase of the public debt is not prop-: bride. She had ,, , known -- — — crly evidence of prosperity. For about ‘t“d fondly hoP®<1 to reform him ) hut the world !a made n^cf UttlaJ thirty years the nation has joyfully tnrongh marrtagu “ After I had popped cuBscd, mile FaMed aud question and ’she had accepted me,”” hailed every reduction of the national the anefitlon ** hnH things. It U merely a bctJo d;rti Other# Reported. and a lilUe lima and a tittle mag- g he said, “I at once began to talk about debt as another step toward financial !,... nesium that make common salt ’ ”“„• ‘We will go away some* emancipation, and lor a long time it , “ 5 ^ ’ Washington, Dec. 4.—The opening impure. It ta merely a mile rar» .where by ourselves, my dear,’ I said; and a little better system in salld of the aecond session of the Fifty- was eonsideyed a convincing proof of Tw ‘there will be no flourish,-no cards,, no making which gives to the capacity of those intrhsted with , , v 7 ------------------------third congreas after a recess of three government that thev steadily steadily cut cut int®rrupted . me, cue ijorcrnmeni tnat they ,—.7f “ ‘ me, ptmths occurred at noon yesterday/ the .1____ .1_ rinterest X - ,bearing *. .indebted. •' . and. with M dlO-niRtaA STeoo^ ____ 1 down the 5 i W j * ^eep of her arm, Vice President Stevenson called the I nctoand the burden of the people. A • de<-lared: *Mp------- . 1 certainly in­ senate to order and Chaplain Milburn ■'liMlMSTKATOK-.SSALIt. ; different era came with ‘the return of ' “rt upon * ^^mony?" offered the opening prayer. After the o! ’■‘UrtshB tljc democratic part/ to power. In its ! The Hone’s Ear*. reading of the president's message h-rvi.v glvrr, t-a- 1 Ah.n 1.11 a. first year of unrestricted control it I os Batoffered on various When the horse sleeps it is-said that n»■ 1 ■*” to Ihrt-Ing|.< >< llititll-r, OH Hat- ii Te®° V. lut'on8 — were ----- - ~'v* Vi* Tariuus added 850.000,000 to the debt and 82.- 1 bJ *A bD ’S’’ u.*' ot DeccmDrwm. *«bjecta, MDjects, including including tb€ thw alleged alte«u ArAta. one ear is directed forward, why is not its absolute pnrlty, ita exceedingly \° th* s burden. , miuwa aX-rtb« in lb” I f“ni*n Ohtrage. the surrender of two known. a A writer writer m in tue the English English MeMeOne grain* and its delieloas llavo^ ,t WUtldi* «. .. i t <ifi »■ 1 "crrin (u-srrioed in the *“ “Cond ‘‘ h“ ctaxilc think. thl« t. to guard against rv it. ........ ___ e JaiiAnesn _____au' ­ Japanese nitiitAna cltinens to the Chinese 'Mibldp «>f Bui Bairy, it, n... the Oonbtv cm ■> lv,rrv It is a ilttiu difference in price— 4 Ln Michigan, puraiumt to licence thorities, and the election of United th st t WU" lhe. ?OMl'!U’iy ^“Rar, being a survival of their origM about 5 cent* per year per par- Watoh a Fson—that elves you the |X'«t und I States senators by the people. The thst tho operation may yet hare to be laally wild bablu ne Ml U,e 1 '"b de Court of purest 8:ilt—“The xalt chat** I Herrt fount). Michigan, atiof the estate, razht senate adjourned at 4 p. m. Seventy “ hor« “1MP lhrOTFh th“ ’'’'ad'” I all •alt.” Economy Mouietlme* J ■00° ‘h' b0"^ “? now his .table and make a faint noise to L mean* paying more. 1 ' *7*1 situate nnd b»lug h> the senators were present .ild T .T ‘T I 1116 front’ Th,“ clr wil> *» attenWamhingtor. Dec- 5.—In the senate Bn 1,16 8ta,e of Mb'hivui, Adiahond crystal salt co. A ki. >wn and described as follows, to-v.ft: The yesterday a resolution was adopted W - St. Clair, Mich. JFB P?,b’ tion'Qn<1 probably ‘be other will fiy « ' ll ^!'i of the "North East quarter (U) of mJ H , P'°P PTU 7 round 8h*rp>y to assist Now let him ttie bouth East quarter(*») and the North two calling for the official letters of made sacrifices for many years to re- , • (2) acresi^i of the west half (U) the Hculh F ist ; go to sleep again, and make the same SEE J2lw JSUlb *“ at “X£r U\V S Admiral Walker while in command of MORTGA-GB SALK. duce, and 85,000,000 to the annual in- \ United States naval vessels at Ha wait » noise to the left. The forward ear J^^flngltownoueft) Notth ge W1 ere as. default has been made tn the conterest charge. »w«utftw6 There was the usual deluge ot bills ’ still will keep his gaard, with possibly (llllu is «»ft«o certain Inortaaaea. one of soM <S ./XL.^rScooU1,,ln? 10 The country has come to this, that tiiori rw,e« made and executed by Mary J. W<1- (k.) acres of land more or lesa. and petitions incident to the opening . a lightning (lick round, only to resume Dated November 7th. A. D., taiH. Usin , to Daniel Striker, William P. Stanam Mid MOKTG AGESALE. it is considered a matter for congratu- ' days of a session, none of them, how­ । >ts former position. Will ar.i II. Haze, the Albion College EndowHAMVBt w. WlUAAMB. lation and enthusiastic hopefulness | Default having been made Id tho condiaoM e:i Fund Committee und their suevvaeors , Ad mln Istratov ever, being of public importance. that the- United States has been able , of a certain mortgage, executed by Millon J. • <•.« ng date October second, eighteen hundred Washington. Dec. e.—Mr. Vest ad­ Prine and Rhoda 8. Frin*. hu-ibwl ar.*! wife, - ch ' five to secure the payment of ten huuHarper * Magazine tn 1803. to borrow some money. Late com­ to Levi M. Dewey, dated the tatftcetilh day drrt ihirty dollars and Interest thereon at the dressed the senate yesterday in advo­ mercial reports naively recorded tho ratof seven foT cent per annum and recorded j The Simpletons, a new novel by Thomas of March un. recorded the sixteenth day cacy of a change in the rules by which of March 18B2. and on which there la due. at nit- tore or the Brgtsw of Deeds for Harry fact that stocks were bought by many, Hardy, will be begun In the December Number. the date hereof, ’One Hundred and Sixty Six P®1. *nd continued to November. 1MH. Whodebate could lie cloved. Mr. Peffer s Con t’y. Mii higan, October twenty-sixth. because the ibnr of a failure of tho eta* may p«* one's favorite among Eugllsb nov-' and 28-100 Dollars, notice Is.hereby riven that, . ;4t ioen hundred ciahty-Ove in liber 98 of mortresolution calling for information re­ grown my family ( ♦lists, a will be conceded by all critics that by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgue. ■4g s on page si- The other of said mortgages loan waa removed. But this is another w-. I shall foreclose the same by a sale, at public ------ ,,Hardy — ---------- --------garding the issuance of bonds was spent a fortune . Thomas stand* .foremost ns amaster mas . ■:»< e ami > xccuied by Nrlsnn H. Cross. Garrie milestone in the backward road. A L — *.rttst tn Action, and The ----------—-------------- Blinpletoos may bet ex- auction, to the hlxbett bidder, nt the north E I bis wtfe.SiuI the said Mary J. Williams tndng to cure me of this disease. I pdopted. Bills were introduced for t^e'ed to arouse enthusiasm not inferior iu de­ front door of the Court House In the city of good many years ago a republican tot n* satd Daniel Striker. William P. Bidnam visited Hot Springs, and was treated Hastings, on the twenty second day of Decern the free coinage of silver, making the gree to that which has marked Tnfby — the most and William Haze, the Albion Colie«e En­ secretary was able to borrow 8700,000,­ ber 1MH. at twelve o'clock nuoD, of all that cer­ by the best medical men, out was not dow ment Fund Committee and their successors silver dollar to consist of 413^ grains 000 in a few weeks for the extinguish­ ruccessful story of tbe year. AaOther leading tain piece or parcel of land situate In the towafralr.re will Im Uir Personal Recollections of ■•t-a ing dale November second, efahteen hun­ benefit*!. FROM When all shlpof Johnstown In the County of Barry and of standard fineness; to form the state ! 1>i -nine to secure the payment of four ment of bonds bearing a high rate of Joan of Are. by the Sieur Louis de Coutu. Her State of Michigan, and described as fellows, thingshad * failed I of Indianola out of portions of the interest. It was done without a ripple Page and Secretary, under which guise the to wit: Commencing thirteen rods west of *hu: iin*l eighty-four dollar* and interest there­ must popular oi living American Magazine determined to t^ S. S. S., and tn on t th** rate of seven per cent per annxm and the north vast corner of Section nineteen Indian territory, and for an amend­ of excitement or a doubt of his suc­ writers will present the story of the Maid ofi tv rdt d in the office o! the lt?«‘.ster ot Deeds four months was entirely cured. The Orleans, in the January number will appear thence running south twelve rods, thence weat ment to the sugar clause in the pres­ cess. •or ilarti County. Michigan. November second, terrible Eczema was gone, not a sign Sixteen years ago when the a profusely lUuKtrated paper on Charb Mown eight rods, thence north twelve rods and thence - teen huuarrl eighiy nlne In liber 31 of ent tariff law striking out all the pro­ country was just*escaping from thrall- and the Carolinas, the tint ol a series of South­ cart e'rht rods to the place of beginning, the of It left; my generalhealth built up, mo tgages ou page both of said mortgages same i-eiiig the mortgaged premises. visions except that to remove the one- dom to debased currency, the large ern Papers. and I have never had any return of bei ig tong past due. whereby the power of Dated September ll»th, 1»4. * ‘Northern Africa Is attracting more attention H , iJrtH M. Dkwxv, - d, eont dnrtl in each of. aald mortgages has eighth differential ou sugar. loan for resumption purposes was ef­ than at any other time since it was at the seat j Mor^ageaimc operative ami no suit or yreeeedlnx* Washington. Dee. T.—Senator Tur- fected by Secretary Sherman without , of empires. The next volume of Harper's C ham. H. Bal’RR. h. o mg been luslltnird at law or otherwise to Magazine will contain four IltuatratM article* recommended pie spoke in the senate yesterday- in a question or a trace of disturbance. ei this region, nnd three nf »b«m will depict . Attorney foe Mortgagee. f iner the debt secured.by either of said number of friends for skin dis­ urn tgsgvs or stay part thereof,.and by reason favor of the eleetion of United States The nation has more than doubled its the prurent life there. Julian Ralph will prtof aid default, there Is claimed to be due at pare for the Magazine a series of eight stories, NOT1CE OF ATTACHMENT. [ senators by direct vote of the people. wealth. Its credit in all the markets ; depleting cure. ■!,: .date upon both ot said mortgages, and C.t typical phases of Chinese Life and ■ acco’npanyii g the ssxne the sum of Bills were passed exempting from , of the world has since been made us Maimers. Besides the long stories, there will State of Michigan, in the Circuit Court for the Never falls tn cure, -•ft vii hundred eighty nine dollars besides an even atier all other begin in th* Janunry number the first chapters County of Barry. duty foreign exhibits at the Portland remedies have. Our gqod as that of any other nation. But of a Three Part Novelette, ny Richard Harding Gilbert W. Lee and David D. Cady, a co-part­ irney fee of twenti flv<« dollars as provided Treatise on Blood and (Ore.) exposition, and for the national tilings have so far changed that the Davis—the longest work attempted yet by this nership firm doing business and existing oncer SOX in tbi- first of said mortgages 8Xln Ihweasea mailed ? ow Then fori* notice is Hereby given that dedication of the Chickamauga and willingness of capital to lend 350,000,­ writer. Complete short stories by popular the name and style of Lt* & Cady writers will continue to be a feature « the virtue of the |«ower of sale iu each ot said Chattanooga national park on Septem­ 000 to the United States is considered Magazine. Thomas E. Shaffer. In attachment. mi rtgbge* contained and of the statutes ot the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Ata*. 61. . Notice is hereby given that on the 22nd day of s’: of M t'higau, both of said mortgages will ber 10 and 20, 1S95. Adjourned to next an occasion for sentimental rejoicing October. A. D.. not. a wrtt/of attachment was Send for Illustrated Pro* per tun. ■ foreclosed by a sale of the premises therein Monday. duly Issued out of the Circuit Court for the and a boom in stocks. de .-ribed or so much thereof as may h- necesThe volumes of the Magazine begin with the County of Barry, stthe suit of Gilbert W. Lee x to satisfy the amonut due upon bath of The worst of it is that the rejoicing Numbers tor June and December of each year. and David D. Cady, co-partners doing buslnew ' *. 4 tmy tgaues at the date of the sale thereof There was When i-o time is mentioned, subscriptions will at thoclty of Detroit. In said State, under the Washington, Dec. 4.—Speaker Crisp j is not entirely foolish. to eih«r with the legal costs, interest, taxes and brglo with th<- Number current at the time of linn name of lee and Cady, ihe'alwvu named called the house order and the roll ’ reason to the4---------------present areceipt .—doubt, in view .......... of .... ........... vs.t ,,sa va uses of said »»!*• at phblic auction to the of a., order.. »•«... Cloth cases, .... for ^binding. Plaintiffs, azalnst the lands, tenements, goods i. ; best bidder on Fridav tire ?»tl» day of Febru call showed 216 members present. ehar&cler of the government, whether j ecnm ••ach—uy mall, post paid. Title-page aud and chattie*, moneys und affects of Thomas E. sent on anplieatlon. r . isjtt nt to o’clock, a. m.. at ttie north front The president's message was read. confidence m it had not been shaken. |I Index Rennttanac should be made Post-Office Shaffer, the defendant above named, for the Reiiuttanoc made bv Postmffiee • iroi liteCcurt House in the Citv of Hasting*. sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Foor Dollars Bills were introduced for the At this hour it is an open question j Money ’ loney Order or Draft, to avoid chance of ot lo.-w. 4 . Hurt of Barry and Hlate of Michlnan.(th* said and Sixty Eight cents. («xm.G6.) wmeh said • t nrt IlotiSB being tlH* place where the Circuit repeal of the income tax section kvhether the money offered to the gov* > writ waft returnable on Tuesday the «th day of Harper’* Perio dical*. iMirt (er the County of Barry is held) Hie. November. A. D.. 1SU4. .i of ti^e new tariff bill and pro­ eminent to-day would have been of-1 Earner'* Magazine,—one year. $4.oo - a premises desertoed in rath and both of ‘ I Dated this 27ib day of November, A D.. 18M. . ir.«rx-ure* and which are to be sold tire ss • • 4.00 viding for the free coinage of silver. fered on auy acceptable terms if the ■■ Harper’* Weekly.—Christopher H. Wilson. ,-as viz. The va-t batt of th** north east I Har:» ‘ r's Bazar. — “ 1.W Attorney tor plaintiffs: The speaker announced that several latest elections had not restored to jl Harper’s Young People •• 2X9 irtervf sectton No. right*<*) in town No. I 1 SWXKZKY & SWXKZKY. v»..~y way j«.t \b;c. Ail-. r ti e ;w Po-tago free io nil subscribers in the United members elected to till vacancies oc­ thc lawmaking power the party which 1 - e. o north ri range nlltortB) we«t in Hie Of Counsel. States. Canada and Mexico. ■ . snl? ot Rutlind. County of Barry u’ld 8 ale curring by death or resignation were ;hnd fbr a generation faithfully de- i cr is taken care of, why ru t »-b. Address. Hamper & Bmothrrs. MlehliOE. containing eighty acres of tend aepresent and they were sworn in. At fended the nation’s credit There was F. o. Box 9», N. V. City. MORTGAGE SALE. rd ti. i the l i-lfac States survey thereof u pre or less. ‘ 8:15'the house adjourned. .occasion to doubt, when tho power Default having been madi- in tint cpndltioni I'.Jed. XOTrtnber FJth. ISM. I by tS- ,V SF a certain mortgage, executed br diaries D. was lodged with a congress capable of i Washington, Dec. 6.—In the house D&MRU Si RIKER. olinson and Ida M. Jobusou. husband and • yesterday u bill for the establishment voting for unlimited coinage of silver Elegant and exclusive designs for Out-Door wife, to Lucinda c. Cheney and Alice i:. Mlle*, and In-door Toilettes, drawn from Worth dated the twenty fourth day nl Aiign-ifc, Ml re­ I of a national ,park on the site of the 1 aud unlimited issues of state bank mod<*h bv Sandoz and Chapuis. are an Import­ Albion College Endowment Fund Commitbattle of Shiloh was passed. ' notes. In a real sense, the street has ant fea'iire. These appear every week, accom­ corded the twenty fourth day ot August 16K’ it. I consider it th© and on which there is due at this date three' panied bv minute descriptions and details. Washington, Dec. *6.—A resolution 1 reason to be glad that confidence in Hundred and fifty six and GO-wo Dollars, the Our Paris’Letter, by Katharine De Forest, I, a : t puliL. *i teacher in Attorney for Mortgaift-rswas introduced in the house yesterday • the government is still manifested by weekly transcript of the latest styles and ca mortinmees haring elected to declare the whote' amount, of said mortgage due und nsvable orr prices in the inode. Under the head of New account of the aon-paynrent of the interest due ----------‘'‘ ­ capital. repealing section 3 of -the act ------provid ORDER OF PUBLICATION. York Fashions, plain directions and full par­ August-twenty fourth Im uccording te the Any borrowing at this time tvas ticulars ing for the resumption of specie pay­ S. are given aa to shapes, fabrics, trim­ terms and conditions of said mortgage. Notice latent M‘rhlgan.’ The Circuit Court tor the inexcusable. The evident mings a-‘d accessories of the costumes of well IS hereby given that, by virtue of the power of ment, which authorizes the secretary simply s\V County ot Barry. L» ChRMeerr. , „ dressed women. Children’s clothing receives sale in said mortgage,! shall foreclose the same cause was a revolutionary change in of the treasury to sell bonds. at a session of said court, held at the Court practical attention. A fortnightly Patesrn- by n sale, at pubfle unction, to the highest bld­ man, C i o'jve tu the City of Haitings. Iu aal-lcounty. ou Washington, Dec. 7.—In the house th» policy of the nation toward ita in­ sbeet Supidement enables readers to cut aud dur, nt the north frontdoor of the Court House. i to day of October. A. D. 1*H. their own gowns. The woman who takes In the eitv of Hnstlues, on the twenty second yesterday a joint resolution was in­ dustries. After defending them and make Present. Hon. Clement 8mltb. Circuit Judge. Harper.# Bazar is prepared for every occasion day of December 18&4 at twelve o'clock noon, of them for thirty years, it In hie. ceremonies or informal, where beauti­ troduced proposing an amendment to , encouraging encouraging vuem Henry M. Dibble, complainant. alt that certain piece or parcel of land situate the constitution making the president began to make war on them for the ful dress Is requisite. and being in the city of Hastings, fa the County An American Serial. Doctor Warrick’s ot Barry and State of Michigan, and described Ellen McCarthy, Wtlluun J- McCarthy, Denis ineligible to a second term. The bill : benefit of foreign competitors. Pros- Daughters, by Rebecca Harding Davis, a strong as foilows.to wit: A strip of land ninety one feet ’!ri5trthy. Eliza McCabe, Catherine Walsh. making approbations for fortificatration followed as a matter of course novel of American life, partly laid In Pennsyl­ wide off of and from the north end of lots num­ faruiiret ^•••olrv. Charles McCarthy. Klien * taWfo’. and Fatrirk J huIIIumj, administrator i i tions and other works of defense for -J Depression of industries brought vania and partly iu the far South, will occupy bered five hundred and nine aud fire hundred and the last half of the year. ■ f ijj.- Estate of Denfo McCarter. Br.. deceased. ten lu cortilnc to the original plat of the village ’ the fiscal year 1805-’u6 (87’357,703) was shrinkage of revenue. Not satisfied, Mv Lady Nobody, an intensely exciting novel, now cltv) of Hastings, recorded in Barry Coun. ef.:;.dnt-ts. . hfthiscaasA.it appearing from affidavit on ■ reported. ; congress gave away many uulhons to b’- Maarten Maastens. author of "God’s Fool.” ; y Register's ofllve. subject to a reservation ot “The Greater Glory.” etc., will begin the jear. h strip fi ve fe t wide off the north end of said -that the -»aid dMriidant. Ctiarlre McCarthy. Washington, Dec. 8.—In the house i favored monopolies, and threw away E<savs und Social Chats. To 1 his department lota for an ull'V, the s.-.uie being the mortgaged s itpc a n-ident ot this state.but Is a resident 1 yestei-day the greater portion of the i about §74,000,000 of revenue de* Spectator will co'.itribute her charming pajxrt pre:iii-fs. • •i ti.f Stateot Texas: , , We Otter You n Remedy Which on - What We Are JDtdng” In New York society. Dated September 2.'>ih. 1»4. <>n isotiou of Flfcriterald & Barry, complainI laesahm was dtevoted to a continuation ' rived from duties by which home Answers to Correspondents, tjuestions re­ A1.1 cr. E. Mii.es. int's it I*, ordered that the upf*earInsures Safety to Life of ceive the permmnl attention of the editor, and I of the discussion on the bill to so ! industries had been defended. LxMortgagee. •:iw of th- wilfl non-resident defendant. answered at the earliest possible date af­ Mother and Child. Chas. H. Backs. tisrits McCarthy be viuered herein, within amend the interstate commerce act as ccpt for that change, and the prom- are ter their receipt. Attorney for Mortgagee. <»ur month,* front the dote of this order, aud to permit railroad companies to pool - fae of it, there would have been a cate of his npiiejua'ice, that he cause his an Send for Illustrated Prospectus. I th»lr f-aminns. no occasion for placing upon the iw»r to thebtll ul complaint to t»e fil- <1. and a c<*in' »o be served on compla.mint's solicitors The volumes ot Washington. Dec. 10.— In the house people ooonle the additional bnrden burden of ot debt aeon of the Bazar begin Dec with the first ;>v.a»:L twenty (2<B davi after service on. atm of Jauuarj °Jnbseriptt* Gl year. When no Robs Confinement of Its Pain. introduced 1 anef .yearly interest which President uuu.vr. for w-nUmS? a eftpy ot said pm and notiee'en this order, and time Is mentioned, subscriptions will begin on Saturday bills were i——----------- ; Horror and Risk. ;iu flviatilt thereof said bill will be taken M conto permit the mailing of second- Cleveland now fastens upon them as a j wit»the number currant at the time of receipt TIME TABlE . of order. f«-«^-d by said non-rwddepi- defendant. memento of his wisdom and patriotiu effect February 11. JeSi] class matter elsewhere than at Cloth cases for each volume, suitable for bind­ And It H further ordered that within •At days the ojtnphdnant cause a notice or tins ism.—N. Y. Tribune. After using one bottle of "Mothers ing, will bv sent by mall, postpaid, on receipt I the place of publication; to provide crt^Si" i suffered but little pain, and did of 81-C0 each. Title-page and Index sent on orfler to be published lb the Hastings Bans kb, no!77o«rtX<» lb»vwe»kn<». xrwrwanl, for the appointment of a currency A SLOW PROCESS. application. a newspaper printed, ntbUahed aud circulating Stations. Xfl ” WhA”1* °*0*’ Remittances should bo made by Post office in said countv, nnd teat said publication be commission to consider the past and Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss. continued therein once tn each week for six -X Baxter Spring*. Ivan. present condition of the currency of Up-Hill Work of the Democrat* Ln Cap­ w4eks tn succession, or that comp’ainaht cause turing the Market* of the World. NORTH. the United Statesand the necessity for a copy of this order to be personally served on Harper’s Periodicals. »■ Chairman Wilson, of the way* and -!dd non-resident defendant at least twenty (20) increasing its volume or changing Chicago Lv ......... <tavs before the time prescribed for his appearmeans committee of congress, dis­ Harper’s Mags line .-one year, 84 00 BRADFiELD IE6ULAT0R CO.. Athato. 61. the banking laws now in force. The Harper’s Weekly.— ” 4 00 Mta-e. ClJtMKNT SMITH. coursed eloquently before his London Harper's Bazar.— 4 15 2 Kalamazoo Lv... ” 4 00 . Circuit Judge. military academy appropriation bill 2.00 admirers of the brightening possibili­ Harper’s Young People.— •• SEffiTTuii-t: VitxGkhald & Barky. „ , (8457,676) was reported and the railPostage free to ail subscribers In the United Complainants Solicitors. ties of American commerce in the mar­ StatesTCanada and Mexico. । Iressey Examined. eoUBteralgnod and entered by me, Address. Hahprr & Brothers. Milo.................... kets of the world in consequence of John G. Nagler. P. O. Box. aw. N. Y. City. )elton R-gtaler. Utnolal Vote of Illlnota tariff reform. Cloverdale , ;Attest. A tme ropy. Shultz................. The official figures show that for the Srnisorntnn. Ill.. Dec. 6.—The offi­ John G. Nagler. Hurper'a Weekly in 18P5, cial rote lor etate troa»urer i» ae lol- first full month under the new tariff Register. Harper’s Weekly Is a pictorial history of the Hasting a.......... lowa: Wulff (rep.). «5.SW; Clagirott the exports of merchandise from the times. It presents evrry important event Coats Grove / y Everywhere. Competent 10 oar (dem.), S22.<■’>»; Putcrbaugh Puterbaugh (pro.), (pro ), 19.!».■ United States was 857,811.537, which promptly, accurately, aud exhaustively In ill­ Woodland ustration and descriptive text of the highest 48T; Randolph (pea.), 6&.TM; Mann waa $12,247,195 less than those for Sep­ tember. 1893, under the old tariff and The manner in which, during IBM, It has ctteforsuch positions at the Grand Rapids BusSuperintendent of find.). 1,660. <aes« College. Shorthand, and Noroal Schoolicboole-lugll. (rep).-----------------*48 667; Bwb in the midst of the financial strin­ treated the Ghlcaxo Railway Strikes and the it 40: Chino-Japanese War, and the amount of light Eor Catalogue, address A. S- Parish, Propr. . _ a rot ... at a, n I VAWC1 Y. V gency then existing. It was able to throw on Korea the instant at­ Grand Rapids......... of— university (dem.), 325,074. Trustee - -------- ------Duties on cotton goods were also re­ tention was directed to that little-known coun­ -Flower (rep-). 487,841; Smith (dem.), try, are ex.wplea of Its almost boundless re­ 807,946. Wulff’s plurality, 138,437; In­ duced by the new tariff, and as we al- sources. Julian Ralph, the distinguished writ­ Stations. 6 reidy had -tree raw material" In the er and correspondent. has been sent to the glia’ plurality, 123,698. Z, seat of war, and there joined byD. C. Weldon, lonnof cotton, according to Mr. Wli- toe well-known American artist, for many aon’a tree trade notionawe should have years a resident in Japan, who has been engagSOUTH. DULOTB. Minn.. D.a 8--The .Ut. increased our exports and decreased «1 to co-operate with Mr. Ralph In sending to _________ _ _______ IS THE--------------- - -----------Harper’s Weekly exclusive information and Chicago Ar.----r.H.1 commlMlon will uk the our Imports of cotton manufactures illu-itration. P “• l.(rl.Uture. when It oonren.. thu win­ Instead of that, the exports of cotton During 1896 every rital qneMlon will be dis­ cussed w th vl tor and without prejudice in the Cooper Lv....*. ter. to m»ke »n appropriation of »100,- goods shrunk from in Sep­ editorial columns, and also In special articles East Uchland June!.... ooo, which »nm i* considered tember, IBM, to 11.088,107 in Septem­ by the highest authorities In each department. i Jressey................. k to Ude the Hinckley end VirginU fire ber IBM, while our import* of- cotton Portraits of the men and women who are mak; KOO****................. 1 15 inc history, and powerful and caustic political DeltonJ. 19 56 goods Increased from Si, <06.3*6 in Sep­ cartoons? will continue to be characteristic (noverdalej. sufferers through the winter. 12 M This Bus) World, with Its keen and Shultz— tember. 1303, to62,225,0M in September. features. kindly comment on the lesser dolmm of the Bank Robbed In MlMOurL day. will remain a regular department. HASTINGS....... •• Mabcbuya, Mo- Doo1 Taking these figures as a basis can Fiction. There will be two powerful serials. blew open the renlt of th. Hret ueSoil. Madromelj Illuttrxud-TJe RjJ Coats Grove. tlonel tank tare Wednesday nltfhtend Frol Wilson and his fellow free kade. a stirring romance of olden davs by woodland PER YEAR................................................... 11 Stanley J. Weyman. and a novel of New A ork, ..cured ,6,00(1 The theft wse not dis­ traders figure out just how long it will entities! The Son of His Father, by Brander be before the United Slates captures Matthews—several novelettes, and many short Lancing................. covered UU « o’clock Tit^edey 1 io , the markets of the world by reducing stories by popular writers. Detroit...... ing. There ia no dew to the burglars. Grand Rapids....... dnti—$—Troy Times. Send for lUn»t rated Prospectus. Hanffod far Mardor. Traverse Ctty........ : QTThc republicans are virtually The relumes of the begin wlththe Charlevoix.............. Rawubs. Wyo.. Dee. 6-CherJe. F. first Number for January of each year. When Petoskey.**-•■ Bowsrd wss tanged here y“UrdaJ pledged to resist any further tariff leg­ no time is mentioned, subscriptlors will Bay View................ tor murdering Charles Horn last New islation for the next three year* The? with the new number current at the time ot re Tear’s eve at DUoa during a quarrel will therefore ta fully justified inop­ "aJifiSS’lor r»ch TOlume. Kltxble for posing with all the means at their about a dissolute woman. •Btops on signal "5“ command the taking up of the supple trains at flag stations as soon as they can be ITS LO E»4RV FEATURES or, ooro-**"1- __ benefit •< mentary tariff billa The attemp .to tFreigni iraiiv — T.-rzi: bring them forward will precipitate a POLfTKALLY T IS REmjBLJ^AN; ** THE NEWS OF St. Pjici. Minn.. Dee. Catholic, in Archbiebop troland • dh> fight that will most likely render any nMesl aUCHMlon, on all live poUtlcal topic*. « » No. 6 will wait at Woodbury lor paMMagerv THE WORLD. Harper's Periodical*. oeee are being permitted to Join any other legialation .impossible. If the MCret society exoepting the free ma- demoerate wish to take the rropoosibllity for such a course they will do » may j .-. with thajull knowledge that they «111 Rude Maajr Horses* Crows Ponrr, lad.. Doc. ’-^°>“ render U»ir party atiU more odious in PAPERlVRTHER EAST. » PoHtka and Literature. Hoffmas. % jeer* old, who raj*b« ta. the eyes of the country.—Minneapolis ’*°-00LSolen 600 hartal. w« wra-ted hwo Trtbuna. ’ tA*dre»s THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. LAR PERA] OThUe msklnj »W»J with » Uaas . The Latest improvement in baking pow. ders is the new Horsford’s Superior to all old-fashioned powders. Enormous sales. f It’s a [ Little Thing! Diamond Crystal Salt ECZtMA l-VAjl-iliro ^rau'^^: CHILDHOOD * fc,ww vw H II YOUNG^ Mothers "Mothers’ Friend” Ihicago, KalaniRico & Sigiiro 3 av THE INTER OCEAN Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West And Has the Largest Circulation. TERMS - . . . . Mo°pcr y“r BY MAIL The Weekly Inter Ocean j J] ^00 The Weekly Inter Ocean AS A FAMILY PAPER IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY. MSl |[-W IT IS A TWELVE-PAGE PAPER. /^/ �£=■=_L Hastings Banner rant It; but twenty mouths of democratic rale, with revenues falling off, gold reserve, disappearing; issuing 9100,000,600 of gov­ •nd throoxb y«i to tbe p«n|>l«, ibe dl»bandment of our fire department. MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. ernment bonds for the people to pay in­ 1 also give you a report of our financial terest on; treasury deficit growing larger condition as a city fnan reports furnished THX HASTINGS. MICH., PO8T0FFJCE, conUnually, shows a condition of things me bv the City Recorder and CMy Treas­ AVOUSjr 14. 1870. financially alarming and Grover Is getting urer. 1 deem ft essential aud necessary for your information and guidance that these scared and going to call a conference to subjects should be presented in a clear see If this alarming condition of things concise manner so teat the public can be can’t be checked. and he selects republi­ informed of tbe exact condition of affairs, cans as bls advisers in that conference, and the extent of tbe problem for you to auive. We qottce that a strong effort Is made with John Sherman at the head. Truly, A good, efficient fire department Is an by the democratic press to shift the re­ while Grover may not be greater and bet­ absolute necessity. Our property inter­ sponsibility for tbe deficit in the National ter than bls party, he shows himself wiser, ests must not be jeopardized and Left with-, Treasury onto the shoulders of the repub­ 4n selecting men who are able to advise, out systematic protection against fire. Onr present fire department exists by lican administration, charging that the aud we now tally one for Grover. virtue of an ordinance adopted Oct. 7th, tariff policy and great extravagance of 1887. Tbe chief received 925.00 per year, Didn't KxplaAn. tbe asstotaut chief 915.00 and 48 firemen their administration had brought tije na­ The Manchester, England, Courier, of each 810.00 per year. They are divided tion to tbe verge of financial diaster and into 3 companies. Hook and ladder with only escaped tbe responsibility of their November 6th, says: “Paradoxical as the 15 men, Hose Co. No. 1. 15 men, Hose Co. own unwise legislation by the election of statement may appear, it is just b-cause No. 3, 20 men, making the yearly salary tbe democratic party, just at the time when tbe new Tariff is popular that its sponsors of all 9520.00. The present department has been conducted on tills plan for 7 the financial policy of the republican party have fallen Into disfavor.” yeara and 2 months. During that time The Courier didn’t elaborate on ito was just ready to collapse. they have taken especial pride and inter­ Borne time ago Broadstreet and Dun re­ statement, however, and explain how the est in keeping up the personnel of the fire ported a loss of 93,000,000,000 to trade “popular uew Tariff” caused such an up. department They have selected experi­ alone since the inauguration of Grover heaval of public opinion and such a deep enced and skillful firemen from their own ranks for their officers. Their record for Cleveland and to that amount must be add­ interment of that ‘-popular” bill’s sponsors. fighting and preventing the spread of fire ed the deficit of tbe treasurys gold re- The bare statement of tbe Courier though fur the past seven years shows a decree of !-*• and 9100,000,000 of bonds Issued, to Is probably very comforting to the mourn­ proficiency and dlclpllne seldom excelled and should commend them to every ers. keep the government- running. ■thoughtful citizen as a body uf public Now, with a democratic tariff bill, spirited, energetic, self-sacrificing men From this time on the democrats will at­ who give time and attention and risk passed by this democratic administration, that every month is several millions short tempt to shift tbe responsibility for hard health and life in our defense. The present department have petitioned times onto the republican party. The re­ in providing revenue to meet current ex­ your Honorable body for an increase of penses of the government show how long publican party is no more responsible for salary of 818 per year, claiming that their it will take democracy to put tho gov­ a continuation of hard time* fa the United lost time, ruined clothing and foot wear far ernment and tbe people back to as good a States than is the Bmperor of China. Re- exceeds the present remuneration. publicans’wil! have control of Congress Objection has been taken by aldermeu financial condition as they were in, on the who claim that the present department Is 8th day of November, 1899 when Grover ’Us true, but what legislation can Con- too large and should be reduced In number gress>nact when a democratic President aud improved upon by the purchase of a . Cleveland was elected. For the 56 years that Democracy ruled and a democratic senate are present to team of horses and different appliances which the proposed change will call for. In this nation, the average yearly balance block every effort But the republican The Increase of salary asked for amounts of trade against us, was about 920,000,000. Congress can do oue thing—it can stop to 9500, making a total per year of 91020. The aidermen who suggest a change have If we are to depend on foreign trade to any further destructive tariff legislation. outlined a plan that calls tor an immediate get eyen it will take democracy two thou­ Democrats point with pride to the first outlay from the treasury. ’ sand years to pay what we have lost in tV This from their own argument I, have term of President Cleveland’s, when a two years of Grover. Let it be remem­ estimated as follows, not stating tbe num­ republican Senate prevented him from do­ ber of men or salaries! bered that from 1874 to June 30th 1894, ing anything toward carrying out his des1st—A good two horse team, with one there never was a deficit In the U. 8. structlve policies. Now that a republican set of harness for supply wagon and one Treasury. set of harness for genera! work on streets, Congress is elected they want to lay all with all the necessaries, such as halters, responsibility for a continuation of demo­ The Unit Rtile In Congress. blankets, brushes, etc. 2ud—A fire department supply wagon Topresent the situation in more instruc­ cratic times onto the republican Congress. made especially to carry hose, hooks, lad­ tive simplicity, we here give the list of It makes a big difference whose ox is ders, axes, etc., etc. gored. States which have elected no democrats iu 3rd—A gtx>d common wagon to 'use for their delegations to Congress, and the num­ street cleaning, etc. , The imports of dutiable goods during 4th—A stable to keep horses, with room ber of Representatives apportioned to October 1894 were 96,500,000 more than for hay, straw, ete.K etc. each: 5th—A bed room close to team for drirthey were in October 1893, and October Colorado New Jersey.... » 1894 was the second mouth under that Connecticut North Dakota i 6th—A street sp> inkling wagon. Delaware............ Oregon..................... 2 elegant new tariff law. The more the im­ Tbe exact cost uf all this no one knows. Idaho Hbode Island2 South Dakota. s Indiana................ ports of foreign goods tbe less the manu­ We probably could trade our two hose Iowa Vermont 2 facture of American goods. And the Less carts and hook and ladder truck towards a Maine Washington 2 department supply wagon. What we Michigan. West Virginia 4 the manufacture of American ^oods tbe Mlnneooui Wisconsin10 would realize from this sourca is uncer­ Montana Wyoming 1 more labor thrown out of employment. tain. But it is certain that any furnisher New Hampshire. ot supplies would take them upon his own This makes twenty-one States whereof There is no necessity for getting dis­ terms, and get full price for his goods. the Democracy is without a voice in Con­ couraged, true, at the rate the present ad­ The question now arises which is the gress. including the Southern State of ministration Is borrowing money and is­ best plan to continue the present depart­ ment at an increase of S500 per year which West Virginia and the two States his­ suing bonds. The interest account Is being is paid semi-annually in June and Decedi* torically debatable in Presidehtial elections greatly increased, but we don't think the ber, or allow tbe disbandment to proceed Connecticut and Indiana. In all they democratic party has ability enough to put aud make the changes aud purchases represent 92 members of the lower House. this nation in debt to such an amount that necessary for a new fire department. The books of the City Treasurer and California......... 7 i Kansas ............... T republicans ean’t pay it off, and so we City Recorder show as follows:— Illinois..................... 22 | Nebraska. fl don’t worry over it Total tax raised to be disburs­ Republicanism has become overwhelm­ ed by Common Council 1895, ing where it was only strong, and alive The Fellowcraft Club, of Detroit gave a 89178 58. To be deducted from this, poll where before it was unknown.—AT. y. reception to the Hon. John Donovan, of tax of 2nd and 3rd wards 90.00 Sun, November 12, IBM, Bay, to which we acknowledge invitation. Amount due Hastings Nation­ The Hon. John is rapidly gaining more al bank Jan. 1st, 1895. 2562.64 Amount due Hastings City The October He turn*. than a state reputation as the only demo­ Bank Jan. 1st, 1895 9000.00 The chief interest of the returns (Brit- crat left in Michigan’s legislature. Outers cash by bank to Dec. ish exports in September) lies in seeing 10th, 1894, (not loan) 1060.00 Protection is that policy which keeps Amount due Mrs. Shepard, how far oar trade has already been ef­ Jan. 1st. 1895 tbe people busy at work. Free trade is 1960.18 fected by the new tariff in the United Due Gamewell Fire Alarm Co, States. That we have derived some ad­ that policy which keeks ’em busy looking Jan. 1st, 1895 682.32 vantage is evident, though It Is not so im­ for work. The difference between the Due Supervisor of 2nd aud 3rd portant as was anticipated. It may be two is better appreciated now than it has ward, Jan. 1st, 1895............................... 100.00 Due Hastings Fire Depart­ that there has not yet been sufficient time been in the last 25 years. ment to Jan. 1st., 1895 250.00 to allow for orders being filled, and the Due City Recorder, for Dec. The proper thing tor tbe present con­ October returns will be a better guide in 1894 to Jan. 1st 1895 44.50 gress to do, is to pans the necessary ap­ Due City Marshall, Jan. 1st,, forming an opinion on the effect of the propriation bills and go home. The ver­ 1895 37.50 new duties. We can, however, point with Due Englaeer ot Water Works dict of the people is, that they are a back moderate satisfaction to increased ship­ 51.20 number, and Grover seems to agree with Jan. 1st, 1B95 ments to tbe States last month of tin Due Clerk of Water Board.... 50.00 the verdict. Due City Attorney 75.00 plftes jute yarn and pleee goods, alkali Outstanding bills of sewer pipe, and bleaching materials and cotton piece During Harrison’s administration the line, etc., ete., now in the hands goods in addition to wool, though we are public debt was decreased 9244,816,890.00, of committee about 170.00 still terribly behind on the year.—London During the twenty-one months of free *Total amount due Jan. 1st, Financial Newt, October 8, IBM. trade the debt has been increased 9100,­ 1895 98383.34 The October returns ought to be very 000,000.00. • Leaving a balance in treasury gratifying to the News. The Imports of of 8795.24 to, conduct city affairs outside of tbe receipts cf water dutiable goods during October were 96,­ Ever since election the democratic press « 500,000 more than they were in October have been trying to ascertain who it was works rents. The estimated receipts from 1898. It is bard work to satisfy England khat “struck Billy Wilson.” water rents is for 1895 88800.00 though. The moat of this will be needed for coal What a blessing free trade is any way— and other expenses connected with water works system so It cannot be relied upon to tbe money kings of England. But it is Tbe addition of 9100,000,000 to tbe na­ for other expenses. Twelve months will tional debt within ten months is' a fair a curse everywhere else. elapse before another tax levy. So you will readily see that there Is sample of a Free-Trade “object lesson.” barely enough money left after Jan. 1st Stockholder'* Meeting. It is a “condition” that confronts the peo­ to run city government until April 1st, In accordance with Sec. 12 of Public ple, not "a theory,” This addition of debt Act No. 205 of tbe State Banking Lai of when a new administration will be elect­ during ten months of a Free-Trade Admin­ Michigan, of 1887, the stockholders of the ed. My duty now performed I leave this istration is at tbe rate of >10,000,000 a Hastings City Bank, are hereby notified, matter to your judgment and wisdom. Stlvsotxb Ghrvsrl, Mayor. month. It has cost tbe people 9338,888 that the annual meeting of the stockhold­ daring each and everyone of tbe 300 days ers of said bank for the election of direc­ tors will be held at their office in Has­ in these ten months to pay for the privi­ tings, Mlch„ on Tuesday December 11th, The Oracle, tbe Sophomore annual is to lege of threatening Protection. It has 1994, from 9 a. m. to 12 o'clock m. be on Mie next week. Dated at Hastings this 30th day of Nov., Murat Haisted lectures before the S. L. cost 913,000 every hour of the ten months; 1894. A. cm Saturday evening. it cost over 9230 every adnate; it has cost Dan. W. Retxolds, Registration so far shows a decided ad­ tbe country almost S4 ^during every second Cashier. vance over last year at this time. The students by departments are as followsLIU 1478, Law 811, Medic. 861, Dent 182, Stockholder7* AudomI M—tlng. Tbe annual meeting of the stockholders Phannlc. 75. Homeop. 19. Total 2727. increase in the national debt in the sum of The prospects are good for an enrollment almost X during every second of tbe ten of the Hastings Table Co. will be held Ln of over 8000 before the close of the year. the offiee of tbe said Ou. in the city of months; over 9230 during every minute; Hastings on Tuesday, January 8th, 1895, The Gym to proving exceedingly popu­ Every etas to well filled and it 818,900 every hour, and 9888,838 every al 2 p. m. for tbe election of a board of di­ lar. rectors and the transaction of such other promises to do much for the students. Special classes in fencing and boxing have business as may come before tbe meeting. been organized. fiSK R. B. Mkmkx, Pres. Tbe preparations tor the dedication of tbe Columbian Organ indicate one of tbe Hastings, Mich., Dee. 11 th. *94. greatest gatherings Unlveralty Hall has ever seen. Special trains will be run on both roods to aecwwmodate out of town attendants. Henninger. a *97 Engineer, has been 21st Limited to Thursday, Dec. ij, 1894. EDITORIAL NOTES before the Unity Club this week and toext, .___ Pre*. Angell has received a letter from Pres. Smart, of Purdue College, asking him. to atteo/ a meeting of the preaidenta of a half a dozen western dolteges, for the purposes ot abolishing abuses in foot bail, and forming a plan of joint action fw the regulation of tbe same. Pres. Angell haa replied that he believes all arrangements can be made through correspondence, slid that w far m Michigan is concerned he hat> no fault whatever to find with tbe present control of athletics. He states further that he believes we'have a nearly ideal form of control here, that great care is taken to get gentlemanly students on the team, and that judging from our past sea­ son we bad been entirely succeMful. That while tbe game was a Little rough, there was none of the brutality-here as In tbe east, and that be heartily approves of the game, both because it tends to the develop­ ment of courage and dlslpllne and because It is also conducive to the formation of regular habits and through its example has a Mlutory Influence on tbe morals aud characters of the students.—U. of M. Dully. Sunday School Convention. The semi-annual convention of the Has­ tings and Rutland Sabbath Schoo) Associ­ ation will be held in tbe Baptist Church, next week Wednesday, Dec. 19th. Program. Strikes me queer We want to give away some more We gave ^way many samples last Saturday and next We want to give Samples of our You have the nerve when money is bo scarce, to pay fancy prices for your 25 C Christmas gift Tea. It is a great Tea for the money. Come all and get a sample and see our variety of Lamps, Chinaware and Glassware for Holidays; We are showing the nicest stock you ever saw. Call on me, look through my Holiday Display, get my prices and see if I cannot help you somewhat. MTWMT • Hams & Vanflrman•imiuu John gessmer, The Jeweler. 9.00 A. M. Devotional exercises—Rev. Thos. Cox. Address of Welcome—Rev. D. Bays. Response—Mrs. Celia Pennock. ' Singing. Reading of Minutes. Roll Call—Answered by Scriptural Quo­ tations. Paper—C. W. Jones. Discussion—Led by Rev. Cox. Recitation—Mrs. Jennie McElwain. L’aper—“How I Teach the Bible”—Mrs. N. Barlow. Discussion. Singing. Address—"Reminiscences of 60 years of Sablath Schools”—Mr. John Dawsou. Singing. Hastings. Closing Out Sale i The Mammoth Stock of Clothing and. Gents' Furnishing . Goods of R. nUfXJE has been sold to 1:80 P. M. DevpUonal Exercises—Rev. Davis. Paper—Mrs. Merrick. Discussion—Led by Mrs. Grigsby. Paper—Rev. Bunnell. Report ot Township Sabbath Schools. Singing. Address—Rev. W. W. Taylor. Paper—“Use and Abuse of Lesson Helps”—Mrs? Clement Smith. Smgingf Question Box. Paper—Spirit and Manner Ln Teaching —Miss Edith Babcock. ’ The Infant Class—Mias Ada Michael. Singing. Open Conference on Practical Points— Led hi’ the President. 730JP. M. PHIN SMITH, Who will close it out Regardless of the Cost He bought it cheap and will now give you all a benefit. OPEN DEC. 15 1894. Devotional Exercises—Rev. W. W. Tay­ lor. Short addresses by city pastors and others, varied with musical selections. Adjournment PHIN SMITH Holiday Photos Bays | ,(.K | Makes this SPECIAL OFFER: To any one ordering one dozen of onr fine cabinets between now and Jan. 1st, 1895, will get MERRY— - | Christmas 1 UUUUiUiUiUUUUUUUUUK O yin any people this year the term Merry Christmas IS CABINETS, in two styles, and one large handsome PICTURE for EAS­ EL FREE. Call and samples. 1 W.H 4 | could appropriately be changed to Majestic Christmas Over 20 people in Barry county within the last few weeks have purchased the Majestic Stoves and Ranges for their homes, and they are, one and all, completely pleased with their purchases and speak in highest terms of the stove. The merits of this popular stove are its best advertisement Bays Next to American House. How To Make It Merrier. IE ffILL SELL YOU Home is what we make it. Its surroundings can be HOLIOfly« -GOODS pleasant and cheerful, or just the opposite; it is within the CHEAP. indigestible, half-baked, food, and through no fault of their power of anyone and every one to make it just as desired. A poor stove is worse than nightmare to every lady. cooking, and it is a fact known to all that the liyes of many are made wretched and unhappy because of unwholesome, own. We Have Not Bought Them to Keep If Low PH66S Will SeD Them. W.J. &Lt. ESIOROHlKELErHMI There is nothing a woman prides herself more upon than her good The fault lies wholly and entirely with the stove, but the pangs of hunger and crabbedness of dyspepsia, prompt remarks as unjust as they are uncharitable. Begin with Christmas to make home happy, by insuring good wholesome food well cooked in the future and buy a Majestic stove. It’s the simplest, most perfect stove ever made. Watch this space next week and call and examine the Majestic, at �Hasting Banner, Thursday, Dec. ij, 1894. W. R.COOK.LocM Editor. Finy eent tnitton, for „ „ld Bankrupt Store. Correspondent—tbl, ls thc llme 0( lhe 1 have got a great line of Hoiiflau Goods J-«r <re wsnt Toar letter, abort all other time*. Tbe must complete stock of gold watches I nee from 810.00 upward. We seldom quote prices, bat It you are looking tor-a bang up good baking mo- Don’t think of buying »t 20e, call at Stauffer’s We believe tbe “Bowne” Is tbe best 5 , ntil y?u have oent cigar In the state’ SEEN MY GOODS. We take no back Said by Cook * Cook. scat on the canned goods dicker, and don’t you forget It. 1 Lave too Cook a Cook. Spiced apocial* for holiday trade. See Large an Assortment; us, visit us. Our prices will do the rest O. D. Spaujldiko. Too many lines, to name articles Or quote prices, But come and see for yourself. NO CHESTNUTS. Everything new. FRED L HEATH Sheriff MeKevllt ta able to be oot Main. 4,,.’ T. lirta.K |0 KUtmawn Tue»- Prof. Sterling I. on tbe .lot n„ ttl> to Qr“d Wff. u^3abn ''‘,° .aaonaay. Ji’’“4 V’ UlM ’«"> 1» Wood­ land this week. Mn Lurvey. of B.ttle Creek, I. ,|, |tln. •I O. MMtbm’. * Senator Keeler, of Mlddlerllle, vu In. the city Towtaj. M1m Berth. Tiepie. of Freeport, wu In the city last week. Miss Celia Ensign arrived here from Chicago last week. ent of a nice good piano or organ, John Bd.ssmer’s jewelery store I* the place to look for them. Mrs. G. F. Chidester visited relatives in Charlotte this week. It pays to investigate. You will find the most allracuve store and a most com­ plete line of useful, holiday presents at O. D. Spaulding’s. A feeling of pleasure and satisfaction is THE DRUGGIST. express'd In buying where the beat collec­ tion of goods are fonnd at the lowest prices. o. p, Spaulding. i will beat the Hastings National Bank oa Saturday* aotfat ray residence la BuUand on F-rtdayTto receive taxes for. Rutland township. , Ubkn Erway, e don’t want to carry over any of our winter stock and are offering trimmed hats at cost. Call while you can secure a great bargain. j, Ruksklu George Relley was to Grand Rapids the fore part of the week. Miss Jennie Wolfe is dangerously ill. Her recovery Is doubtful. Will Walter, of Allegan, 1* the guest of his cousin. Gro. C. Walter. Miss Edna Campbell, of Middleville, is the guest of Miss Belle Hicks. W, R. Cook was in Grand Rapid* art Allegan uh business this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Squire* of Big Rap. Ids, were in the city last week. Miss Pauline May. of Grand Rapid*, vislied friends In the city last week, Miss May Campbell, of Grand Rapids, U the guest of Mlns Bertha Rider. Mrs. Taj lor, of Lowell, an aunt of Dr. Just the thing for little girls to work, »I’axe* will be received for the tp. of Baltimore ITichardville the .trd and 4th Wednesdays; those 10c doylies. A skein of wash silk Lauipman. is visiting at his home. ■l Dowling Thursdays: M A. Edmond** on FnMrs. Anna Mason and Mrs. W. N. Chid­ and Hastings City B*nk on Saturdays, ex­ given with each piece. Also free instruc­ cept fir»t week. Eknkst C. Edmonm, tion* to tbe first 25. Mias Fkiohnkk. ester were in Grand Rapids Monday. Trees. i Miss Cynthia Jones, of Richland, was a Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hicks entertained Trwurer* Notice. guest at A. E. Kenaston’s the past week. : will lie at Hastings City Bank Dec. 22nd, to very pleasantly with pedre Tuesday eve­ to'lvouws. At. Freeport Dec1 IT and 31, at ning to a number of friends. Mrs. J. A. . Mrs. C. M. Loomis returned to Grand irviug Dw. 36. s. L. Covs.tkb. Irving, bweezey and Chas. Huffman securing first Rapids Tuesday after a visit with Mrs. Tn’as. Mary Geer. prizes. LOCAL NEWS. • CIKCULrtTiON • ij week, 85 quires. ...i--------------------------------- *... .4 .. „i,„ ,, - , . Hejeafter, changes for advertisements : teach this office Tuesdays at latest ig Insure insertion in the issue of the week F? hr:* brought. Mdillers cheap at the Bankrupt Store. lujlet setts at Phillips •1‘leaie call ai^ see them. nnd Erb’s. Ihm’t fail to see the nice cut glass at ■ ; .hiijBessmerX the Jeweler. All who have Recounts at Mrs., Carrie Sp^it-e’ please call and settle. I'ipn Smith has purchased the clothing s’.ucifl of tbe Royal Mudge estate. . Dense to rent or sell. Mrs. A. D. Nlskernand son* left Mon­ You will say that you never saw any nice glassware before when you see those day morning to join Lieut. Nistern at Ft. fine water aettr at Phillip* and Erb’*. Leavenwort h Kansas. You can make no nicer Christmas gifts Mrs. Julius Russell will attend the i than one of these setts. party giv?u by the Knight Tempters at Detroit to-niorrow night. j The Clerk of Barry county, with the Frank Cole, of this city, has secured, a . Clerk and Probate Judge of-Eaton county. I met a* a board of review for the fifteenth position as head book-keeper for Fried-i man ’s dry goods store in Grand Rapids. ;» ramwmi senatorial umatet district on Tuesday. mesuay. aud auu bad nan no ; difficulty Keeler i... in finding Miner - K zsLt elected Tbe Misses Louise and Grace Holbrook by 3,800 plurality.—Charlotte Republi­ can. have left for their home in California after an extended visit with relatives in the We would like good correspondents faty. Mr. C. Brown, of Creasy. was in the j from Orangeville, Nashville, Quimby, Mor­ gan. The Bannmk covers the territory in in the county wo think exceedingly well, but we are now lacking ones at the above points. Only those who can write a legi­ ble hand, and arc fair spellers need apply. city this-week. He Is B3 years old. aud was on his way to Ionia to visit his daugb-1 ter, Mrs. John Q. Cressey. Ed. Mallory, formerly in Colgrove’s J office here, now to the law department at; Ann Arbor, has been seriously IU at the hospital there. At oue time his life was despaired of. but'at present we are glad to say he is much better. The ladles of Hastings aud vicinity -See our line of Laudkerchiefs for Kma*, t never had a better opportunity to buy,nor Bankrupt Stork. a better stock of Fur Capes, Muffs and Fur : Cm u. oats and all kinds of ground fe*d Scarfs to select from then they have right •; ax Cook & Cook’s now at Julias Russell’s. Mr. Russell Hats and caps. All prices at the Bank­ N re watches for boys or men from bought especially for the holiday trade. rupt Store. ^LOi) up at John Bessmer’s the Jeweler. Call and see then*. ■ Holiday goods at wholesale prices nt N j better assortment of candies and j The new firm of Mead <t Co. is building Phillips & Erb’s. - ' .nil* than is carried by Cook Jt Cook. up a nice trade In the market business, Irving Paustle has been arrested for U»st—A $2.50 gold piece watch chann and hustling things in great shape. -— Tbe Moii-lay night. Finder please return to I gentlemen are well known to tbe people non support by his wife. Ijitlies. misses and childrea outing flan­ 'they cordially ----- «—<•- invite -»> all nel night robes very cheap at Miss Feighformer patrons, as well as those who have never dealt with them before, to give them ner’s. Do not fail to call and see tbe many use­ a call. P7iihd box— Charlotte Tribune. ful articles and the low prices at Soule’s Nothing makes a finer Christmas present ’ Jj G. Hughes, county treasurer ele?t Bazaar. nasj moved to this city and has rented the thana fine silk or linen handkerchief. Make your headquarters at Phillips & They are appreciated by both old and J. IV. Lunn house on Green street. Erbs and see tbe fine lines of goods for young and are always useful. Russell The smallpox cases in Sebewa township the holidays. has a fine line of them especially for the ara rapidly on the wane. Only one new World’s Columbian half dollars are holiday trade and has put such prices on case last week and that in very light form. them as will certainly Bell them. Call at given back in change at Fred L. Heath’s. Walter Wilkins, Jr., formerly of this the druggist. Russell’s for Christmas presents. city is now practicing dentistry in Chicago If you want a nice Library or hanging Last week in our write up of the fire de­ and has a good business which is on tbe lamp go to Phillips & Erb’s, They have partment we were laboring nnder the Im­ increase. a nice stock on hand. pression that the Chief and Assistant The Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw Mrs. Kep Silsbee was quite badly injur­ Chief get >75 and $50 respectively, and railroad is erecting a storage shed 300 feet that the city furnished tbe uniforms for ed last week by stepping on a rusty nail long for cars, just south of its round house the boys. Sueh is not the case. These which entered her foot heye.—Kai. Daily News. Christmas candy free. Buy a dollars officers only get >$5.00 and $15.00 respect­ John* McLeod was convicted Tuesday of ively and the departaent has furnished Its worth of goods at Stauffer’s and get one assault and battery on Edward Murry. pound of nice mixed candy free. own uniforms. Justice Kenaston fined him >10 costs, We We try to meel hard Urae Pr,c®8 but we Christmas will soon be at hand and to inderatand there is’talk of appeal. add to tbe enjoyment of the day you cannot and will not sell goods at 5 per I will receive city taxes all days of the should make arrangements at once for cent below cost .Cook & Cook. week except Mondays and Saturdays at your candies, fruits, nuts, etc. The City Dr. Burton remembered tbe excellent, Ira VanValkenburgh’s store. Bakery will be prepared to better serve work the fire department did last week at N. T. Diamond. the wants of all then ever and will pay es­ his fire and made the boys a present of Harry Hayes. of this city. Barn—To Mr. and Mrs. Homer Green on Saturday morning. Dec. 1, 1894. a ten We want you to see our dress goods, capes, coats, hosiery, gloves, handker­ chiefs and towels for holiday trade. O. D. Spaulding. People who contemplate ordering Photo­ graphs for Holiday gifts should commence now and give us ample chance to get tbe work out to due time. H. J. Christmas. Your attention is called to the advertlsrnent of Housemen, Donnallay and Jones of Grand Rapids on our inside local page. Th^y say it wlil pay you to come 100 miles even if you have only a suit of clothes to purchase. Elsewhere to this Issue will be found Mayor Grease!’* message to tbe Common Council, calling attention to the financial condition of the city, which is wortlqr of the careful attention and consideration of every citizen. Read it. Only two weeks more to 18M, and to lower osr stock before taking inventory, I will make some exceptionally low prices pecial attention to all order*. Leave your >25.00. orders for anything in this line at the City Fine cut glass and French- Chinaware Bakery at trace and they will receive for Christmas at Pancoast’*. See the prompt attention. beautiful presents there. Just what you Frank C. Ives, formerly of Plainwell, want and very moderate In price. and known as the "Young Napoleon, of One thing we never could see through, Billiards,” won to the contest at Chicago and that is, why anyone should pay cash with Schaefer, the French expert During for whiskey and ask credit for groceries. the match Ives waa presented by friends We can’t do It Cook A Cook. with a magnificent billiard cue, aaad* -Marked down to coat” sounds* like awholly of tbe polished horns of a buffalo, big bargain, and that is what we are off­ shot by Buffalo Bill on tbe Little Big ering our lady customers who are in search Horn? At the base is a gold plate suitably of fine dress patterns. Come early and engraved. take first choice. L- E* Stavffir. Anybody can sell you a good teg for Coo­ Possibly yon may want some gloves or per pound, but the place you are looking mitten* before long. If so call at Phillips for is where you can get it for just half & Erb’s. They have a large, nice stock the above price, 85c. per pound aud that and you want go with cold fingers very place is at Hendershott’s cheap cash gro- 1 Jong after you look at the low prices on eery. Over one half ton (1000 pounds) aold by us ef this one grade of tea In tbe them. Monday evening the firemeu had a meet­ last seven weeks which Isa guarantee of ing at which they all, banded in their the quality. Arir yonr neighbors about it resignations, though offering their ser­ if you have not had it or come In and get vice* to tbe city free of charge to the 1st a sample free. Pull stock of groceries of January. This action on their part 1* very comm jndable. prices to saif. FOR l.^'w*"4.’1"- J®l'“ Fnl,‘f •»««> Wood­ land Monday. if you want to make a Christmas pres­ All Hnda of small musical instruments for Christmas. Buy a nice Mandolin. Guitar or Violin at Pancoast^ Strlngt for all kinds of instruments. Christmas Is Coming I HOLIDAY PRESENTS GO TO w. H. GOODYEAR, THE MODERN DRUGGIST and BOOKSELLER who has fl laroe stock with low prices FEKTCE’S holes ELL WIFTLY Because they give excellent service and are sold at the BIGHT PRICES, You will find an excellent line of holiday goods at my store, such as fine slippers, shoes etc, I have the exclusive agency for the only genuine * Snag Proof Rubber Bool The best of its kind in the market. For your felts buy a pair of Snag Proof Rubbers. They are just the thing. I will meet any competition on the Mishawaka Combination. Give us a call. Yours for business, W. H.Spence R. K. Grant’s ^ Clothing Store Offers every inducement for your pat­ ronage. Always the best value. Our clothes are always reliable arid the best that money will buy. Our brands, the “Stein Bloch” and “Happy Home” cannot be equaled for the price. No customer has ever been disap­ pointed with these makes. This week we offer a lot of boys Jersey waists at 35 cents. I ,' R. K. Grant. �a do mo; thing* to lighten tho da- wausr nosm jo h. H. Rollin* <fc Sons«•< r<t Ooocord. >i,wHu*p«Mre. M n thousand miles from cirilteatlon. 60,0001 The Evening News, “The Great Daily of Michigan.' TTTDPV MAVTUQ I 11 IlijJu JyLaWI 1 rld? O<»oo<»«»»»<»o«»«>»o«»eo«>«»ooo or even a shorter period, win suffice to convince you that “The Great Daily of Michigan " is so interesting and valu­ able that so long as you may live you will continue a subscriber, and would no more think of stepping than you would of cancelling your subscription to your home paper. It is complete and accurate in every department of news, giving also much special matter for men, women and children. <Thiuk of the testimonial of 60,000 homos which now receive and welcome £ Mill per Co>7. . $125 FOR 3 MONTHS BY MAIL . •5 Shixby Street, PRIVATE BROWN BY CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD. (THB POET SCOUT. • Copyrighted Captaim Jack Crawford. All Rights Reserved 1*0 »■ COXTIXVXD.J ''zour term of service will soon pass, und it must be a cheering- reflection to you that you will then return to tho enjoyments of civil life and to the so­ ciety for which you are bo well titled. I feel that a bright future lies before you, Mr. Thornton, and you will appre­ ciate the blessings of life all the more with this experience to look back upon. But I must go now. Papa will become uneasy at my long absence. Will yoq kindly assist me to mount my pony?” With his aid she sprang lightly into the saddle, and once more extending tier hand said: “Good-by. I thank yon for the pleas­ ure your sketch afforded me. You must let me see it when it is com­ pleted.” , . “I would be ionly too happy if you would accept it as a gift. Good-by, und may the Master above bless you for the light you have brought into my distasteful life.”. • With a smile and a farewell wave of the hand she was off at a brisk gallop, but soon drew in her pony and permit­ ted him to walk leisurely toward the fort. Private Brown had strangely im­ pressed her, and as she rode along she endeavored to analyze her feelings toward him und determine what it was that caused her to feel such a deep Interest .in the handsome young soldier, in her gdrrison life she had met but few young riien, and these were mostly officers of .the army. True, they were polished gentlemen and studiously polite in their demean­ or toward her. yet in the actions of each she could observe an air of disci­ plined dignity that seemed to cast a chill over his social qualities, and even impart an icy ring to his "laugh­ ter when called upon to do honor to a refined joke or sally of wit. In Pri­ vate Brown she read a nbble nature, unselfish end devoid of nught but man­ ly pride. a nature luminous with the gold of self-sacrificing heroism in his battle with life. She saw in him a gentleman of culture—a man us great­ ly otat of place in his present position as a diamond in the filth of the gutter. She recognized in his every action a courtly mien which could not be hid­ den beneath the blue lilonse of the lower ranks She found herself draw­ ing comparisons between this man4 of the ranks and the gaudily uniformed officers whom her father had taught her were true gentlcmsa. and Private Brown did not suffer in the least by the comparison. By the time she had reached her home the fact had fixed itself in her mind that she had never before met a man who had so favorably impressed her as this private in the ranks. She dismounted from her pony and entered the house breathing the fervent wish that military rank were blown -away by the winds, so she could meet her new friend on terms of equality. As for Brown, his heart went away with the fair equestrienne. He thought her the most winsome creature he had ever met, and as he gathered up his sketching material and started toward his cheerless quarters the. bonds of armj’ servitude cut yet deeper into his CHAPTER V. Meetings between Private . Brown and Alice Sanford became of frequent occurrence. The young'girl often rode along the mesa on the trail which led along the precipitous bluff overlook­ ing the Rio Grande, and Brown more frequently than ever before sought the spot of their first meeting with his sketch book and pencils in joyoui anticipation of an hour in company with the angel who had so unexpected­ ly come into his life. A warm feeling of friendship sprang up between the young people, a sort of brotherly and sisterly affection, and they seemed never so happy aa when in each other’s society. Bit by bit Alice had drawn from him many little details of his life not embodied in th” story he had told her, Mid his manly character and bril­ liant intellect shone in her eyes with imiih Qinnu aumiiKratiiaiM BTOBY. friendship and esteem. As Private Brown he was but an ordinary cog in the great machinery of war and mil­ itary duty. She seldom saw him on duty—in fact, she had but once noticed him in the ranks, and then at a review of the troops at the post, and his sol­ dierly attitude In the saddle as hia troop moved along the parade ground called Jrom her brain a thought which her lips half whispered: “He was born to command." Had Alice’s mother been living she would have been led by a sense of filial duty to go her and tell her the his­ tory of her new friend, and the social equality on which she met him. Her maidenly instinct hinted to her that it might be wrong for her to conceal her relations with the young soldier from her father, yet in the knowledge of his severe ideas Of propriety she feared if she were to make known to him the troth her intercourse with her friend would meet with an abrupt ending. The more she considered this phase of the matter the grex’.ter it troubled her, and in girlish confidence she one day went to Mrs. Colby, the matronly wife of tho senior’captain of the Sixth Cav­ alry, and related to her the story ol the unfortunate private soldier. “Why, Alice, child, what a remark­ able story!” the good lady exclaimed. “What a refreshing chord you have struck and started to vibrating to arouse the dreary stillness of garrison life. A gentleman, an artist, a scholar, j a philosopher, and goodness knows I what else masquerading right under our eyes as a private soldier. Aud the heir to a fortune, too! Really, you 1 quite take my breath away. Have you • told the colonel of him?” , “I have not spoken to papa of him ! since I learned hLs history. I told him ■ of our first meeting and of my aston­ ishment at finding a man of such re­ fined bearing and artistic skill in the ranks, but he took little interest in the matter. Merely hinted that crime might lie behind his enlistment.” “Well, ,my child, you must not for­ get that you have but his own unsup­ ported evidence as to tho troth of his story. Were you my daughter I would certainly advise you to not place too implicit confidence in tho troth of what be told 'you. He may be, us 'your fa­ ther hinted, a fugitive from justice. The criminal element, you know, dear, is not drawn entirely from the lower stratas of society.. It is not wrong, I think, for you to manifest an interest in his artistic work, loving art as you do, but you must not forget, my child, that you do not know him, and that he is but a soldier In the ranks and far beneath you in social standing. You had best tell your father all you know of your new acquaintance, and I can assure you that should Brown’s story prove to be true no one would move more promptly than Col. Sanford in en­ deavoring to sever the bond of enlist­ ment that he might be restored to his proper sphere of life." “But you forget, Mrs. Colby, that he said he would not under any considera­ tion have hia^erm of enlistment short­ ened one single day." “It could bv done without consulting his wishes in the matter. If it should be brought to the notice of your father that the young man is not only Inflict­ ing upon himself really unmerited pun­ ishment for s mistake of his youth, but is by his action depriving the business world of a talent which would contrib­ ute to its progress, he would scoff at g him to his and lose no tim frank with proper station. . you, my child, and tell yon that in my opinion Mr. Brown, or Mr. Thornton, is a very, very fooliah young man. But, my dear girl, you don’t know how your tinning she gradually unfolded his story has interested me. I wonder if it past history. She lost sight of his can be true? And to think he is in raak.of the humble sphere in which Capt. Colby’s troop, too. May I tell the captain?" a of lofty station bowing “Do you think it would be right, Mrs. beneath a pesaung cloud Colby? Mr. Thornton did not enjoin nd she looked upon H as secrecy—in faet,haaaid ha had noth­ ing. to conceal from the workl, yet were notoriety Jhink I will tell him under a pledge of 'secrecy. Even Brown must not know that his captain has heard of him." “Very well. Yon. can tell Capt. Col­ by nnd I will tell papa all I know of Mr. Brown." “What a delicious secret we four will have to discuss between ourselves, and how doubly delicious if it prove true that Private Brown is really Mr. Edward Thornton and a gentleman in every way our equal in life. But a word of motherly caution, child. You must not permit yonr girlish enthusi­ asm to arouse in your young heart a feeling of nught but simple friendship and sympathy for Private Brown.” ' A alight blush mantled the cheeks of the young girl at the*e parting words. After she had gone Mrs. Colby sank into a chair and carefully weighed every feature of the strange story, and was yet deeply engrossed in thought when the captain entered. “George,” she said to Kim, “do you know anything of Private Brown of your troop?" “Brown? Yea. He has several times attracted my attention. He is a splendid young soldier, I believe, al­ ways unusually neat in personal ap­ pearance, and at times when he has been on duty as orderly at my quar­ ters I hare noted his intelligent lan­ guage and gentlemanly bearing. He distinguished himself in a noticeable manner in several of our brushes with the Apaches last winter, and I have him listed for promotion when there is a vacancy. Why do you ask, my dear?” “I have a very remarkable story to tell you, George, if you will promise me that ydu will never divulge it with­ out my permission, not even to Brown himself." “Well, it must be a startlingly im­ portant secret. Will such a pledge in any manner conflict with my duty as an officer?” “Not in the least, my dear, or I would not exact it of you.” “Then I promise. lam all attention.” She told the story as Alice had re­ lated it to her, and the captaia's eyes opened wide with astonishment. “By Jove, wife, I am Inclined to be­ lieve the man has told the truth. I have never had occasion to give him extra notice further than I mentioned, yet in the light of this revelation I can recall many of his actions which go to corroborate what you have told me. I must keep my eyes on him in future." Alice went at once to her father and related to him the story Brown had told her.' The old man at first evinced considerable interest in the recital, but at its conclusion said: . “All nonsense,Sunshine,all bosh. You must not place any credence in the wild cock and bull stories the soldiers tell. Look after the sick men inthe hospital, child, and let the well ones take care of themBelves.” “Did I do wrong, papa, in listening to him and showing my interest in his work?" “My-little Sunshine could’ not do wrong. If this man lias interested you with his skill with the pencil I am glad of it. Your life is cast amid Very sober surroundings, little one, und any­ thing that affords you pleasure nnd helps you to while away the dull hours has my full approval. If u big, honest­ eyed Newfoundland dog should come to yon for recognition it would be no wrong for you to put him on the shag­ gy head und call him pet names. If a private soldier interests you and pos­ sesses intelligence enough to treat you as becomes your station in the world above him. amuse .yourself with him all you desire. Even listen to their fairy stories if you wish. Soldiers love to boast of what they might have been had they not been crowded into the army by some remarkable- circum­ stances. Their romances arc all bosh, Sunshine, all frothy bosh.” CHAPTER VL Lieut. Vandever was industrious in acquiring a knowledge of horseman­ ship, for a call to field duty might be made at any moment in the then un­ settled state of the Indians. In his dai­ ly rides about the post and down the river he frequently met Miss Sanford and sometimes rode be­ side her. Her treatment of him was always polite, yet she maintained to­ ward him an air of modest reserve which warned him that any resump­ tion of foppish gallantry would meet With her disapproval. On several oc­ casions he had passed by when herself and Private Brown were sitting to­ gether, bending over a sketch or quiet­ ly conversing, and it shocked him to see the daughter of the comn-ander on terms of such seeming familiarity with a man in the ranks. In his estimation, the private soldiers were mere soulless machines, which moved only at the of­ ficial beck and call, but puppets in ex­ alted hands, and a lump of indignant resentment stuck in his throat at the thought that the maiden could grant to a vulgar private the -sociability she de­ nied him. •* On one of his daily rides he overtook her in the river bottom just as she had reined in her pony to make the ascent of the steep hill leading to the fort He politely saluted her by raising his cap, and she acknowledged the saluta­ tion with a.bow and pleasant smile. “It has been a beautiful afternoon for riding. Miss Sanford," he said. “It has indeed, Mr. Vandever. I think the New Mexico climate cannot be surpassed in loveliness in the whole world.” “The Climate is all right, but the society is open to severe criticism,” he replied. “The native people art but half civilized and the Americans ore rough boors, and it does strike me aa being somewhat severe that the ladles and gentlemen of the army are com­ pelled to exist amid such uncongenial surroundings.” "O, you arc too hard on the people of the territory,*’ she replied. “I have a number of valued friends, among the good people of San Marcial, the town just above the fort, both native and inanity. Wc are & little world in ourMr. Viuoctarnr.’’ “A rather insignificant world,” he re­ plied. “You can almost enumerate ita population on your fingers., A dozen or so officers', and half as many ladies." “And several hundred soldiers,” she added. “O, the soldiers cut no figure in our world, rave as slaves to do our bidding. The riff-raff of the land must not be mentioned in the same breath with la­ dies and gentlemen. I sometimes think it debases a gentleman to be obliged to command such fellows.” mJvas. * Additional County News. The Ladles Aid Society have donated forty dollars to the cbarcb society here for the purchase of the lot next to the church and tbe same will be used Mr a parsonage or sheds as circumstances dictate. Ike Swikert has returned from the northern peninsula and reports that there are more men than work* James Doonon has moved his family tn Orangeville and will work John Coney's farm on shares. Fred Barlow of Hastings has bought several car loads of wheat here recently paying fifty cents per bushel. Treasurer Osgood commenced taking in taxes last Saturday and will be In Clover* dale next Saturday for that purpose. I am glad to report that there are no more cases of diphtheria here and the ones who were sick are almost well. It Is wel 1 to be cautious but some misrepresentations have been made and people frlgttned with out^cause. The board of health had Dr. Snyder here to Investigate matters and' he said that Dr. Scribner had done as well as possible and saw no need of a change of treatment Schools In this vicinity have started again and our own will probably commence again next week. Nathan Adams, a former resident of this town is visiting in this vicinity. the getatinous end aibumlnoos Itosare. circulates with the blood sad attacks toe fibrous tissues, particularly lij the joints, and thus causes the local manifestations of the disease. Tbetsickand sbanlders are the parts usually affected by rbeumaliMD, and the joints st tbe knee*, ankles, hips and wrists are also wmetlmw! attacked. Thousands of people have found In Hood’s Sarsaparilla a positive and permanent cure for rheumatism. It has had remarkable success Id curing tbe most severe cases. The secret of its success lies fn the fact that It attacks at once the cause of the di­ sease by neutralizing the lactic acid and purifying the blood, as well as strengthen­ ing every function of tbo body So «ber nwd, la n nibble. In UK., d eold.. W eourt,. for „ all deranceiwnt. or tee ibroal al,d “ • Alert Ch«m Ptetoral. Thl. wooiIcttul medicine afford, jnral relief in „,n. Mnnptton, even in tbe advanced Etages of that disease. . St Ixutte hu bought ,n rtectrle Iteht ptint for ffa.UbO. w 1 U to often . tnyttery bow * cold bu been •'nought.'- Tbe flcthowever, that when Ute blood ■■ poor and tbe ayateni depresaed, one become, particularly liable to dteeaae. When Um appetite or the atrength falla. Ayer’a Sara»p«rllla abould be token without delay. Hopkins Station expects to have a clear Lean and lank. factory soon. He’s such a crank; My stars! I thank Lack of vitality and ooior-matter in the I’m not bls wife: bulbs causes tbe hair to fall out and turn He’d make my life gray. We recommend Hall’s Hair RenewA scene of strife. er to prevent baldness and grayness. Stop, lady, stop! his liver Is ontof order “He’s just too nice for anything,” bls wife The “crazy "social fad has struck Hopsays, “when he is well.” Every wife's hus­ idns. band should, if slck,« take Dr. Pierces' Golden Medical Discovery. It puts tbe liver aud kidneys In good working order, purifies th? blood, cleanses the system from all impurities, from whatever cause arising, and tones up the functions gener­ ally. Once used, it Is always in favor. Sold by all dealers in medicine. Dr. Pierce’s Pellets permanently pure constipation, sick headache, indigestion and kindred derangements. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Union City people gave a charity enteb talnment, the ** i" * and 41 " citt» i» were so well pleased with the show that they want It repealed. No other medicine.in the world was ever given such a test of Ils curative qualities, John P. Bauer, traveling salesman for as Otto’s Cure. Thousands of bottles of this Great German remedy are being dis­ (tan City Stove Co., Day top, Ohio, says: tributed free of charge, by druggists In “1 will continue to recommend Adironda. this country, to those afflicted with con­ Wheeler’s Heart and Iferve Cure, for i sumption. Asthma, croup, severe coughs, know It will do all tbit its claimed for It pneumonia and nil throat and lung diseas­ es, giving the iMMipie proof that Otto’s Sold by W. H. Good) ear. Cure will clue them, ami that it Is the To® late for last Issue. grandest triumph of medical science. For Mrs. George Wilkins is dead at Roches­ Samples free. ter. Oakland county. Hrs. Banker and her daughter Mrs. sale by W. H. Goodyear. Her home .was at Will Van Leuven of Grand Rapids. spent . Large bottles 50c. and ‘25c. Utica and she was 100 years aid. several days with friends here last week. They have many old friends here who are Keep the bead cool, the feet warm and always glad to welcome them. . We hear that the wood bee and dinner tbe bowels open. Bacon’s Celery King When Baby rick, wcav n. r CoiXorlx at the Congregational church Thanksgiv­ for tbe nerves Is a vegetable prei*aratlon ing day was much enjoyed by those pre­ and acts as a natural laxative, and Is the When aho wra a Child, i*!ie irh-.l tar Cartcria. sent. greatest n-medj ever di*c.>Vered for the When «he became Miw, clung to Castorla. This pleasant weather gives people an cure of dyspepsia, liver complaint, and nil When She had ChUdn-n, sht gave them >?x5to*tn. opportunity to complete their fall work. blood, liver and kidney diseases. Call on Tbe union services Thanksgiving eve were well attended. Mis. Yates returned trow Detroit last week. Fraifft Rogers stumbled over a stump while skating on tbe mill pond Thursday p. m. and has been unable to take his place on the section for a couple of days. Mrs. Cummings is much better and Is able to be out again. We hear that Mrs. Austin of Galesburg, Is visiting in this vicinity. Mr. aud Mrs. Luther Hills were pleas­ antly surprised last Wednesday evening by a number of their most intimate friends who dropped in to help them celebrate their nineteenth wedding anniversary. We hear that Grant Hendershott was surprised to see a Dumber of old friends who kept him up a little later than usual Saturday evening. Mrs. Betts has been In Middleville the past week called there by the ilhiess In the family of her daughter Mrs. drier. It takes something more than a runaway and a broken buggy to give Frank Travis the blues. Cap social at John Osborns Wednesday e ven Ing. VV. H. Goodyear, sole agent, and get n i trial package free. Large sires 50c. and 35c. WISE ADVISE Fillmore. Clayton Price has bought a part of tbe Lancaster place. C. W. Smith and wife visited:last week with Paris and Grand Rapids friend's. George Hubbard has his mill running pver in Bowne. Mrs. Henry Marks of Rutland nnd Mrs. Eben Slawson of Cevesoo, Iowa, visited relatives in Fillmore last week. Miss Lulu Teeple whs at home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Adel be rt Smith of Isabella county visited at W. Smith's. Miss Minnie Godfrey of Hastings visited at home last Sunday. Castleton. Miss Ethel Wilkinson commenced her second term of scool Monday in the Feigbner district Miss Ethel has given good satisfaction and we think the board din well to secure her services for the winter term. Geo. Clark of Jackson, was a guest of tbe Coes Saturday. Asa Nojes wife and son Wesley are vis­ iting relatives in Grand Ledge. Mrs. Coboni bad an auction Friday and will leave the farm in the spring. John Dervln and Henry Greenhart are visiting their brother Ezra, at Park Lake, Osceola county. Ansel Klnne is visiting his uncle Frank Klnne at Hastings. E. W, Bringham Is building an addition to bis bouse. , Miss Ella Greenhart is visiting htr sis­ ter Mrs. Edith Greenbart of Sunfield. * Geo. White of Oakley was a guest of C. C. Price Saturday night AND Labor. 5010 NEYAND MADE BY A SAVE ICAGO.i WINTER’S QRErtY VALUE WEEKLY NEW5 FOR LITTLE MONEY OF THE WORLD FOR A TRIFLE Tie Wort Weekly Tribune a twenty-page journal, Is tbe leading Republican family paper of tbe United States, It is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all tbe general news of tbe United States. It gives tbe events of the foreign lands in a nut­ shell. Its “Agricultural" department has no superior in tbe country. Its “Maiket Reports” are recognized authority. Separate departments for “Fam­ ily Circle," “Our Y’pung Folks,” and “Science and Mechanics.” Its “Home and Society” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political news, editorials and discussions are comprehensive, brllllmt and exhaustive. A SPFCIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and “The BANNER” for Crop Report. The crop report issued by Secretary of State Gardner says: Wheat has not made large growth thia fall yet It goes into the winter In very good oondltion/ Corres­ pondents’ estimates Indicate that, compared with vitality and growth of average years'?tbe average condition In the southern. counties Is elghty-elght per cent., central, ninety-two; northern, ninety-eix, and state, ninety. The figures for tbe south­ ern and central counties and the state, are higher, and for the northern counties tbe Address all orders to same as oc December 1, 1892. Corres­ pondents this month have made a second estimate of the proportion of the wheat crop that is being fed tn stock, tbe first es­ timate having been made In October. Tbe Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. average of present estimates Is for the Best. Room 2, Tribvne Building, New York City, and a sample state twenty-four per cent, Indlcatiag that about one-fourth of the crop will be copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be fed. The average for tbe southern coun­ mailed to you. ties to twenty-five per cent., the centra! twenty-one per cent, and northern twentytwo per cent. The total number of bush­ els of wheat reported marketed in Novem­ ■THRIFT IS A GOOD REVENUE,” GREAT SAVING ber, is 1,119,649. Tbe number of bushels reported marketed in the four mooch* RESULTS FROM CLEANLINESS August—Novemb* ta 4.740,887 which ta 1,618,004 bushels leas than reported mar­ AND keted in the ram* nwetlm last year. The average condition of live stock In the state if reported as follows, comparison being with stock in good, healthy and thrifty condition: aM ahrep nine-four ONE YEAR FOR OHLY $ 1.00 CASH W flbY/INCE. THE HASTINGS BANNER. Ton will modify •wit* nlnety-raveo per cent. SAPOLIO �Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. $75 000.00 SURPLUS >16-000.00. CAPITAL • lace.-- ’.'.-.ted under the law* et the State of - Your Family Michigan* Open lor business Dec. IB.IBM. OFFICKR8: p G. Kobtate*, President; Chester Meeser, Vice. Free. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. DiratCTOM: 0 .v iteywoltta, W.H. Pewere, ji itoblnson, 11. B. Mower. •..hr. Oarvtch, Chester Hewer, r y P. T. Coigrove. should be * provided with the well-known emergency medicine, AVER'S Has :he only savings department tn tn Barry County and pays ^Interest on all time Your Daily Bread CHERRY PECTORAL The best remedy for all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Prompt to act, O Sure to Cure Is no doubt a matter of , some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a ' cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffeq at all hours of . the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. LOCAL NEWS • CIRCULATION • I cis Wwk, 85 quires. Hereafter, chinire tor adrenhenienta mu.t rreeh UH. office Tuendeys at lau«t to Injure Insertion In the Wane of the week when brought. \ ,ts ,nt«”*e itching, dry hot B Plainwell la happy because il ta aoon to have eleetrle lights. Calhoun ADIRONM ■mmh Newton two C"*k' '‘“aUn« »” | "“k*l'lng **•»• dlsdiarxed the entire No non two m, ng!,, „„ reuderiug amputation neotmary. AHomtrUMbrr who found, her kid. reedlnx Sund.y school qu.rterlle. during sehool hours thouxhl she bid llxbtod on a ren.rk.bie e« „f juMoUe pWy The bids wore trylnx tn ree who could memo, rw tbe most scripture before Christ™.. |u order to win . pair of skates.-Detroit New*. , Ker. Metter enfoyed (f) . foety-tnli, drive lul Sabbath. On «rrleln< at Wood lend ho found tbe church closed on .ccount of tbe smallpox scare. At Irving the church bee.me uuruly and smoked too much for oomfort so no sermon was preached. He ut down by a comfortable Are ebon- 11,0 o'clock when a meuenger called him to Bowne to baptize .very sick baby. The Rev. had oouipaaslon ou bi, horse and did not return to Freeport until Monday momhix.—Freeport Herald. A slbry I, told of a young man Just over the border In Lyons township that might* have been serious Instead ot ludrlcous. He paid a visit to his boat girl and while Setting out of hte buggy tbe suspender buttons of tbe rear ot bls trousers gave crons buttons anil all went well until by friction against the back ot the chair tho matches became Ignited. A conflagration wu narrowly averted and the young man la not over hl. fright yet—Portland Ob­ server. Hon. John Douavan of Bay refused to exbibit blmselt In a lietrolt dime museum, bnt tor the----------mutual- edification ot. ... the press --- ------------ r v H ,VDO gang of the state and John himself the onMarshall has only one family whose' ly survivor of the Michigan democracy and nametbegins with I. That Is the family of the most talked about man on earth will Judge Ingersoll. be tendered a reception in the metropolis. Henry Crockfoni, of Charlotte, while The Statesman Ims received an invitation north, »bot « 210 lb. deer. He is having Which reads thus: “The Fellowcraft Club the ht ad mounted.. founded by the active newspaper men of The Nasbelle school realized *M from their preacnlatloD Skule’’ recently. B VI. J. V/ -I-OSITIVKlV CURBS— HEflRT DISEASE. NERVOUS Prostration. Epllepsu, ot the “Deestrlet Within the past two months Detroit has Deliolf, respectfully requests the pleasure had 324 cases of diphtheria, nearly 25 per of y<»ur company Monday evening, Decem­ ber lotli, froin eight to ten o’clock to meet cent of which have been fatal. the Hon. John Donovan of Bay. Please About three months ago Harry Fainnan of Centerville kicked Carrie Acker in tbe present this Invitation at the door.”—3farknee. The latter will be obliged to have ihall Statesman. SI-'-; leones.*, and all derangement* Nervous System. UNEXCELLED FOR-— Restless BA.SXX1S Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from opiates, 100 fall size doses* 50c. her leg amputated at the knee, mere children. M. D. Bailey, Receiving Teller Grand Rape< .Mich.) Saving Bank, says be cannot say t<«« much in favor of ‘Adironda,’' Wheeler's II -j art and Nerve < hire. Prvpan-d by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine C<.. Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. . < Both are Chas E Norris was arrested in Chicago a few days ago for a crime committed ten years ago. He has traveled all over the world in that time, and the detective who start­ ed out to capture him ou the night of the assault was the man who made the at rest. W. EC. GOODYEAH, HASTINGS. tiaa thirteen divorce Get». Fenn of Charlotte, raised 1500 btmbeU ot onions from 18 acres. Heart | ITl*p and county eases on tho present calender. Wheeler's Nerve were present. I. Cla? C*rlr'* youlM' bor way. To prevent embamameut a couple of matchra were substituted for tbe treach- fl. E. RENKES. F£OF’K. ■» HU »■< THAO 8 HARK « .. , , ----- — •“iu ute potter-; * * Pfvw or any o, l^rl,L Ou|r “>« doctors and undertaken, MICH. Poor nigMtlon. Leads to nervou«ncss. fre'fulnres. peevishness, chronic dyspepsia and great misery. Hood's Bareaparilta Is the remedy. It tones the atomach, rreatee bi» appetite, and gives a relish to food. It makes pure blood and glrrs healthv action tn all tbe organs of the body. Take Hood’s.for Hood’s cures. Hood’s Pills become the favorite cathartic with every one who tries them. 25c. Com non Council met In regular session sWhg"41 ’’*■ “ n ■?“ Ald Bennett, Hleka. Haffamn, Tinkler, aud Water*. O,bora Ojaaldsre departmentrtrell be mm from Uie Sre fund of aaM eltj Uh san ot tbltte dollar, per annum, payable tn the monta of Juno and'Beoember ot each year, and •batt take effect January ffntt, Isas. Moved Uy Aid Hlcka that the above re­ solution be adopted. Lost. Ayea Bennotr, Boaby, Hicks and Wators. Nays. Huffman, Osborn and Tinkler. On motion of Aid Hicks nouncll adjourn ed for 2 wks. E. G. Holbrook, Recorder. <to motion ot A3d Tinkler reading of mlns, of ut meyllng poelponed. ““’'•d by Aid Hick, that all city and mS. ™ 10< Nl>be remitted ta Mrs. Devine. Carried. Bw"lelt- “let., Huffman, Tinkler ■nu waterx. Nays. None. AWBusby took hia seat. ,e*sl o,‘e dreaded dbeane Moved by Aid Hlcka that petition ot H. ist'f ! Ht 8 *,ben able to cure In nil Iu m*#. ^Carter In regard, to repairing cemetery eaand that b**•catarrh. Half's Catarrh Cure is road be referred to st Com. Carried only positive ctire uow known to the mediAye. Bennett Bushy. 41|cka, Uuffoun. S?fJralcr,,,ty- Latarrh being a coukI union al diMMsr. requires a constitutional treatment. Tinkler and Waters. ta*“l!n Internally, ac'lna Nays, None. • v on’ h.lood M,‘d n»ucoUs surfaces of destrayina the fouudatlou Moved by Aid Tinkler that tho city Trei ,ld plvltlK patient strength be Instructed not to collect any poll tax in m b“11Q.U'K OP *. U>e com tuition and assisting ua2nd. and 3rd. wds. Carried, mSh fsinX’i? Wurtt-. Th® Pn«»«etors have so Ayea. Bennett. Busby, Hlcki, Huffman, ter ttaiu,at lherof* ter cne Hundred Dollars for anv case it falls to Tinkler and Waters. cure, ttend list of t- stinxmfal. Nays, None. S: i *®"»r » uo.. toimo, o. fa-sold by all Druggists, 75c Aid Osborn toolt bls seat Move* by Aid Hicks that the Water State News Com. be authorized to see that th© pumpn Harrisville poatoffiee was robbed Wed­ at the Water Works are put in proper nesday night $37. •bap©. Carried. Ayes, Bennett Busty, Hicks. Huffman Footpads have held up several persons Osborn, Tinkler and Waters. at Lapeer In the past few days Nays, None. Gus Bahm has withdrawn bis, $5,000 Moved by Aid Tinkler that the bill of suit for damages aglnst the village of 1mDr. n oodmnnsee be allowed. Lost. Ayes, Bennett. Busby, Tinkler and Wa- lav City. ten. Revival meetings are now being held at Nays, Hicks, Huffman and Osborn. the M. E. church at Capac, conducted by Moved by Aid Hicks that the bills for Rev. IL G. Tupping. cement etc, be referred to St. Com. Car­ ried. Moved by Aid Hicks that the bills of Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your R. K. Grunt and others be referred troubles? If not get a bottle now and get St Com. Carried. relief. This medicine is found to be pe­ The following accts, audited: culiarly adapted to the relief and cure of Hocking Fuel Co., coal $ 19.91 all female complaints, exerting a wonder­ J. Murphy, etg 3.89 ful direct influence in giving strength nnd M. C. R. IL Co., frg 3A.89 tune to the organs. If you have loss of H. Wentworth, fire warden . 24.00 appetite, constipation, headache, fainting R. Waters, labor 1.20 spells, or are Henous. sleeyhss excitable, Jos I’flug, refreshments 1.70 melancholy ur troubled with dizzy spells, Hasting-. Banner 65 88 .Electric Bitters is the medicine you need. Hams A Van Arman, rent 52.00 Health and strength are guaranteed by its M. J. Williams, Supervibor 100.00 use. Urge bottles only fifty cents at W. Ed Bartow, cart to fire 2.00 H. Goodyears’ drug store. A. Maynards cart to fire 2 00 A Houflehold Treaaare. A. Sponable. * M cart to fire 2.00 I) W. Fuller, of Canajoharie. N. Y.t E. S. McMurry. labor 4.50 C. Grace 2.50 says that he always keeps Dr. Kings New W. Schlmore, 5.20 Discovery In the House and his family has always found the very best results follow W. Waite, etg Moved by Aid Hicks that the accis. I>e its Use; that he would not be without it. allowed and orders drawn on respective If procurable. G. A. Dykeman, Druggist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New funds fur same. Carried. Ayes. Bennett, Busby, Hicks, Huffman, Discovery is undoubtedly the best cough remedy; that he has used it in his family Osborn. Tinkler and Waters. . for right years, and It has never failed to Nays. None. The Cduimon Council of the city of do all that Is claimed for it. Why not'try ‘ Hastings Ordain* that section thirty-five of a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial an ordinance entitled “An ordinance pro­ bottles free st W. H. Goodyear’s Drug viding for the organization and regulation Store. Large size 50c and Si.00. of a fire department in the city of Has­ Bucklen'n Arnica Salve tings, and for protection against Are." Adopted the 16lti day of September 1887 The best salve in the world for cuts, be and the same is hereby ammended so bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever as to read as follows; Each member of sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, said fire department, shall be paid from corns, and ail skin Irruptions, and posi­ tile fire fund of said city tbe sum of twen-tively ___„____ _______ cure _______ piles or___ no______ pay required. It, ty dollars per annum. The Chief of said Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction fire department shall be paid from the fire or money refunded. Price 25 cents per fund of said city the sum of thirty-five box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the” dollars per annum and the Assistant Chief druggist. The symptom* of chronic catarrh vary according tu the stage and exact taeation and forehead, weak and sometimes watery eyes, oemicnaly loss of necDory. ta the last stage tbe discharge coaaes, and dry, offecaivescaba form In the nose: polypi growths sometimes form in one or both Dostrels and the pain in tbe head and eyes Is much less. Unless something ii done to prevent, the catarrh will follow the mucous membrane into the lungs, where it will be followed by cough, night sweat*, rapid loss of flesh, and the other dread symptoms of consumption. To all such people Dr. Hartman’s treat­ ment comes as a great boon. It Is only necessary to send name and address to Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, and complete directions for first month’s treatment will be sent free. Not only 4s It more success­ ful In curing catarrh than the treatment of catarrh specialists, but it is In the reach of every person In the land. A medicine which is the principal part of Dr. Hart­ man’s treatment, known as Pe-ru-na, can be bought at any drug store, and Is a . remedy without equal for catarrh in all forms, coughs, colds, bronchitis, consump­ tion, and all climatic diseases of the win­ ter. Each bottle is accompanied with complete directions for use. Address the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufactur­ ing Company,Columbus, Ohio, for a copy of their latest catarrh book. Sent free to any address. You Should ft It. ’ Should get what? Why, the Rev. Irl R. Hicks splendid almanac for 1895. He has kindly sent to this office a copy of the same, and we speak advisably In saying that It Is a rare publication—the very lat­ est and best that has emanated from the pen and brain and heart of this wellknown friend to the public. The history of the man’s work—now an open book to all America—and a casual g|ance at this almanac for 1895, convinces us that this vitally useful and instructive book ought to find Its way into every shop, store, of­ fice and home in the land. The price ot tbe book—only 25 cents—could not to our knowledge be invested for any one thing more profitably. Lt contains 84 pages printed on fine book paper, with elegant covers In colors. It la for sale by all news­ dealers. Thia fine almanac is given as a premium tn every yearly subscriber of the Rev. Irl IL Hicks’ well-known and deserv­ edly popular paper, Won! and Works. This unique journal Is a peerless educator of the masses, aud Is fast becoming a household guardian and necessity in the homes of America. Those who want to keep up with all the advanced thought of the age in science, religion and all social, commercial, intellectual and domestic sut> jects, should, subscribe for Word and Works. Subscription only $1.00 a year. You can send for both direct to Word and Works Publishing Co., St. Louis, Mo. THE SECOND MONTH FULL OF EXTRA INDUCEMENTS! The first month’s trade of our great preparatory sale, to change in firm January 1st, was unprecedented: and why ? Because every customer found just what we advertised, and they will continue to, and find what we are going to offer for the balance of the sale, ahead of anything yet HEN’S SUITS THE OBJECT TO SUFFER. We will place on sale 500 Men’s Suits ?t manufacturers' cost. These suits are just finished; made in our own shops and represent every yard of our entire stock of Winter Suitings, purchased for manufacturing. You can only see the value of these suits by a personal inspection They are just as we represent, and you cannot afford to pass such a chance to >ave money. I his lot of suits are al first- class Cassimeres, Cheviots and Worsteds. SOME LITTLE THINGS IN FURNISHINGS THAT ARE DANDIES. 25c . . ' '9c .. . . lie GENTLEMEN’S FINE COTTON HOSE IN MODES AT 9c PER PAIR, 3 PAIKS FOR < 3 PLY LINEN COLLARS 3 PLY LINEN CUFFS ■ - • - - ■ One Case Only, Swits Conde Shirts and Drawers, Extra Fine and Heavy, Regular Price $1.25, for...................................................... # UUC - 1.48c Gent’s Heavy Kid Gloves, Regular Price $2.00 by all dealers, at Every article in our Furnishing Department in the same proportion. • \ in Suits, Overcoats, Reefers, Do not forget the many Bargains in our Children s Department Knee Pants, Furnishings, Etc. HOUSEMAN, DONNALLY_& JONES, MONBOE STREET, CORNER WATERLOO, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, , �Highest ot *11 in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report creaned before the clow of thia month. We all know whit an avalanche of hard cases All tbe churches are making prepat for Christmas. 2 WE MOST EARNESTLY REQUEST IWBSte struck the circuit within tbe past two Usual services in Presbyterian church years-—the Buteher murder trial, the Char­ next Bunday eveulpg. Y. P. 8. C. E. at lotte robbery care, tbe Rosen care, tbe 6 b’cloek to be led Jy Dr. Suleeba. The ladles of the Presbyterian church hermit murder case in Barry, and the Conductor Scott railway disaster aud rail­ will give a supper tomorrow (Friday) eve­ ning at G A. R. Hall from 5 to 7. All way conspincy eaaea of Calhoun, to aay are cordially invited to attend. nothing of a big cleaning up job of the The monthly meeting of the W. • F. M. liquor traffic In this county. It is a Ng 8. of tbe M E. church, will be held in the thing to tbe credit of Judge Smith that he parlors ot the church Wednesday, Decem­ Subject of the lessen has the work of fate circuit all caught up ber 19th.,at 2 p. m. We make short extracts from extended Additional Local hews and we congratulate every citizen of the will he “A Christmas Service,” accounts of Supreme Vice Chancellor P. Fifth Judicial Circuit In having a judge -The Epworth League Sunday evening T. Colgrove's reception and speech at who is willing and anxious to go on with will be conducted by Margaret Townsend. A budget ot good things for Christmas Subject, “Commencing the lesson.” । Wilmington, North Carolina, before the the work. at O. 1). Spaulding's. ’ K. of T. lodges of that city. “The PythiItems of Interest. Ju*t a lew more of those large fancy i ana of Wilmington will be greatly pleased If the proposed enlargement of the area Communication. . cotton bad* left, only SI.00 per dor. at I to learn that the visit which lias been Editor of the Banxkr: of New York is carried out ils population Stauffer**. i will be 2,965,792. This will Include ; promised them for some time by the Hon. In your last Issue we read your article Brooklyn. Mrs. Ansi McJntyre, farmer resident nf • Philip T. Colgrove,‘Supreme Vice Chan­ on “Organization and Re-organixalion of The dead sen of America, or Medical Prairivvilb, died at Ute home <*f 1 er cel lor, will be paid during this week. In an- our Fire Department.” and like many of Lake us It Is called, because of its medi­ daughter. Mt>. John Kershaw. near tlcipation of his visit committees ou enter- tbe suggestions contained lu It. We think cinal qualities, is situated on the great I tainment have been appointed by the four you are entirely correct In what you say, Columbian plateau In Southern Washing­ Augusta, Nur. 29th, aged 85 yearn. in praise of our present company. We • lodges of the city and they went promptly think tbe work done by them, has entitled ton. It measures a mile iu length aim VODgtrssuian T<v»oi*s Introduced a bill to work to arrange for a proper reception. them to the consideration.of every citizen from a mile lo tbree-quartere of a mile in CutMrtw yesterday empowering the in width aud has a maxi mum'depth of 60 j It la proposed to have a public address of our city, and we know they have bad feeL It stands at an altitude of 2,S00 feet Secretary of the Navy to turnUh four aud reception ii the opera house on Frl- It, without atint They have always, so shave the level of the sea. The chemical pieces <*t condemned cannon to this city far as I know, received hearty praise for ! day night, and our people may expect composition of this lake is nearly indeutlthe noble work thfty have done; and we for use iu mmipieting the Suhiu-rx Monu­ ! something unusual in the way of fine believe too, that wiiat they have done, was cs4 with that of the Dead Sen of Palestiu**, ment. • . ' nnd like Its eastern counterparL it Is all speaking by Vice Chancellor Colgrove. prompted by good consistent motives, for UH.bt devoid of life and nu plant has yet tturglm- nttemplud tn break ’into Hie i He wUlMtnive here on Friday nnd 'kill be the best welfare of the city. been found grow lug near its edges.— We believe too, that the amount asked for bank 1.1 Hvwrit. Barner at Veniium villa • the guest of our popular citizen, Supreme in the Increase of their compensation from Scientific American. lac S-«t»i day. They blow open the xalo i Representative Thomas D. Meares. who Sio to 820 per year, Is not at all unreason­ Engineers estimates that the total watetdoor but couldn’t get to the cash aa it was ; Is probably the best known Pythian in able. but we do think, that the number powvr of Niagara Falls is 7,000,000 horse protected by burglars proof steel sheet, ; North Carolina, ’the following sketch of might be cut down to 25 at most and tho power. oompensaticn Increased from 820 to $25 and so had to retire without securing any One of the remarkable accomplishments ' this distinguished Pythian may interest or even more. of the ancient Peruvians—who excelled in booty? ‘ our readers: •*•*•••*• Now we do believe that tbe city should engineering, agriculturing, mining, weav­ purchase a good team, and let that team Charles A. Blair, sun of tbe late Austin I A pretty selection was played by the ing and about every othet art of civiliza­ do the sprinkling of our streets, charging Blair, who is to write a biography of his j harpers, and in a few words more Captain the same rates as is now being paid, and tion—was trepanning, which is so difficult father, desires to secure originals or copy 8 Men res Introduced Supreme Vice Chaneel- when no sprinkling to do. attend to clean­ am! hazardous that recovery follows only about a fourth of tire modern operations. of papers count clod in any way with the ■ lor, Philip T. Colgrove. The dtolingulsh- ing up the city both In front and rear, and The great Muniz collection, temporarily in war governor’s career; letters written by ; ed visitor was received with a hearty charging the same for doing it, as is now tlie custody of tbe Bureau of American paid, keeping at all times within a few Mr. Blair as well as personal recollections j round of applause, and ^vith his fine looks blocks of tbe engine house, and we think Ethnology,'contains about 1000 specimens of hia father or the latter’a services to the 1 and sliver tongue it didn't take him long when the city shall credit up the earnings ol prehistoric Peruvian skulls, of which 19 are trepanned, and 8 give indications of to captivate all who was within the sound at tlie end of the year, it will be found subsequent recovery. state. A young female that enough has been earned to cover ail seems to have survived a series of opera­ Tbe masquerade given by the “Owl of his voice. We have before stated that expenses, with a good margin to spare. tions resulting in an aperature In the skull | • he Is a prominent lawyer aud reputable Club” at the Opera House last night was a At night, wheu most needed, the team 4 inches long and one inch wide, which .great success. seventy-five or eighty par­ I speaker at home, and those who heard him will be In readiness to take the fire apara- was covered by a tliver plate. j sneak last night have no cause to wonder tus. and relieve the fire boys from the la­ ticipating. The grand march was lead by bor of doiug It. Let tbe hose cart aud apHomer DePue and MissUean McLaughlin. } that Captain Meares classed him as an a nit us we have now be exchanged for a Many handsome and unique costumes orator. He has a sonorous voice aud his regular hose and ladder wagou, such as For putting a home in a fine, hraltby condi­ were worn. It was thoroughly enjoyed by ‘ speaking is forceful, graceful and eloquent. are In use tn cities, and the team can move tion, try Goodyear’* Big Four Condition Pow­ I He spoke in measured words and bls them all to the fire, without exhausting ail present. . ders. They tone up tbe system, aid digestion, • phrase was simply rhetorical gems that de­ the firemen to do IL Then again, wa think the chemical care lomiot apffetlie. relieve eoustlpatlnn. cor The state board of agriculture will mate . lighted his audience- There was none of engine should he kept In readiness at all reel kidney disorders and destroy worms, giv­ a new departure in the matter Of farmers’ [ tbe fervid style of oratory In what he said times, and the bpys should be instructed ing new life to au old or over worked horse. Institutes this year. Instead df holding a We know in many cities, the 25e. j>er pound. 5 lbs. one dollar at Goodyear's > but every sentence he uttered was full of in its-use. Modern Drug Store. great number of short institut^. as in pre­ ' impressiveness and meaning. Loftiness chemical engine is considered of more vious winters, they will hold] several of I of thought and elegance of diction marked Importance, than any other la putting out fires, and In many ires it Is the only en­ three days’ duration at which only tuples I every passage of bls address and a spirit gine used,and 1 doo’tknow why It Is treat­ of direct interest to farmers will be dis­ i of patriotism that was sublime and re- ed as a back number In our department We think too that the Chief should be cussed. One of the evening Sesskms will < freshing pervaded his address from elected by the Council, and compelled to be devoted to a popular entertainment . exoridlnm to peroration. His sentiments make his report to them of tho work and One door of Journal Office, A horseman says that not long ago he ' of patriotism were quickly caught up by expense of tbe department, and that cer­ ALL PERSONS BUYING _______ ABSOWTEI.Y PURE TROY LAUNDRY tain fines and penalties should be imposed on absence at fires, and such fines deduct­ ed from the compensation allowed; that any fireman found drunk at a fire or dur­ ing a fire, should, by the Chief be reported aud forthwith be discharged by the Coun­ cil. ‘ . i We think our firemen will agree with us that if a less number of men on the force, can be organized In such a manner as to do just as good work, and receive a better compensation each, .aid thus save money to the city, that such organization should be effected. And we think it can be done, and believe that we shall receive tbe hearty co-operation of our firemen In try­ ing to do It. . If as suggested, the purchase of a team, and a modern hose, ladder und truck wa­ gon “costa money” what of It? If It saves more money than It casts, if we are to re-organize our fire department, it will stand for years, and to get the beat service for the least money (as the years go on) should be the object to be secured; not what the expense is to-day, but what it making tbe fifth jutficlal circuit which will be looked at ten years hence. Judge Smith presides over smaller, owing to tbe great amount of work involved. We Chureh und Society. clip the following from the Marshall At the meeting on Friday evenlntr of Statesman concerning it. “Judge Clement last week in the Interest of the Bay View Smith, if anyone, should know whether or Rending circle a temporary organization not there is any necessity for legislative was formed with A. E. Kenaskw Presi­ tampering with the present Fifth Judicial dent and Miss Simpaon Secretary. A com­ mittee consisting of W. O. Lowden, Mrs. Circuit ou account of too much business. Cox and Mrs. Turo was appointed to so­ It seems that the Judge Is emphatically of licit members aud rej>ort at a meeting for the belief that tbe circait is none too large permanent organization to be held on Fri­ day evening of this week at the M. E. fur him nor the work too arduous. Tbe parsonage at half past seven o’clock. Any Charlotte Tribune of Wednesday has an one Interested will be welcome at this interview with the Judge which should meeting. . allay any apprehensions our representaThe union meeting of the Presbyterian Lives-eiect may have concerning the Fifth and Eplscapol C. E. societies at the Parish Judicial Circuit. Here Is what it says; house was attended by a crowded hoase, “Tbe Tribune is not informed as to how and the program was very interesting and profitable. other circuit judges iu the state feel about being burdened with too much work, but The society connected with the Emman­ it remembered hearing Judge Smith say uel church will be entertained Thursday. Dec. 20th. by Mesdames M. J. Goodyear, not long since that tbe district need not be N. Bailey, Rogers, Hams, Parker, Brown, changed to accommodate him, as he felt Drake, Stebbins, Chidester, Riker, Bush, entlreiv able to grapple with tbe ever in­ Hamlin and Miss Scoby. Supper served creasing business. So we visited the In Parish house from 5 to 7 o’clock. ground twenty bushels of wheat mixed the andlence. and there were frequent with oats as feed for work horse* with bursts of applause that showed plainly very satisfactory results. The grain was that his audience was as full of patriotic fed to stock engaged continually in very impulses as wax tbe eloquentspeaker. To bard and dry fall plowing, and he says he attempt to synopsize what Supreme Vice never new them to hold their flesh better. Chancellor Colgrove said would strip his He used one bushel of wheat to four of address of its brilliant verbiage and give cats, which is really one-third wheat in but a faint idea of bis hue of thought Suffice it to say that be spoke of the prin­ weight. ciples of the order aud devoted most of his The scholars of the sixth grade, on Wed­ address to the bed-roek principle of fra­ nesday, the day before Thanksgiving, con­ ternity. One thing be did emphasize was tributed something for the poor and needy. that tbe order of the Knights of Pythias Each brought something to tbe school was doing mure thau any other agency to room, and afterwards a few distributed it engender patriotism and cement brother­ to families whom they thought needed it. hood. This sentiment was enthusiastically Tbe example is worthy of adoption by all received, and when tbe speaker concluded schools. The children have thus instilled his address there was loud and continued early Iu their minds the sweetest of all applause. • lessons—charity. Quite a little has been said lately about On account of the dedication of tbe Co* lamblan organ at Ann Arbor December 14th, 1864, the Michigan Central will sell excursion tickets at one fare for tbe round trip. Tickets good going only on Decem­ ber the 14th and returning not later than December 15th, 1804. Children between tbe ages of 5 and 12 one half the adult «*e- ... C. R. Osbokx, Agent. Thus far in the contest throughout Michigan tbe question of admitting women to the general conference of tbe M. E. church has been decidedly one skied—yes. This is as it should be. It Is the only wray that tbe M. E. church or any other 'Church can show their gratitude for what women bare done and are doiug for their church. Women do more active work for church interests then men. Why should they not have recognition in all church counsels? Tbe large wooden barn owned by Dr. .'Barton, just across tbe railroad track from <»ranl’s elevator, caught on fire Friday night and was nearly destroyed. The alarm was turned in about half- past six, and Uie fire boys soon bad it under con­ trol. atthough it continued to burn briskly for sometime. Three horses belonging to Wbe doctor were in the barn, but were got -out safely. Hay, rye, oats and 500 busbeh -of eoru were stored in tbe i*rn and were weariy al! destroyed. It is thought to have <»ect! net on fire by children. No insur- Postmaster Genera) BfoseE will recom­ mend to eongreeti that franking priveiegea be wiibdrawu so that the postoffice depart­ ment may be relieved from carrying great quantities of mail matter free. Thia, be tellevaa would reduce or wipe out entirely the annual deficit in the txmtoffice revenw to a good one. If paid and added to ex- Judge lo see if a change had come over the spirit of his dreams, and we were pleased to find that there had not—on the contrary that he would much prefer to have our good lawmakers let the circuit alone. "1 see no reason for the change,” he said, “I feel entirely able to take cart of tbe business of the coart as at present constituted.” A glance at his record shows that he will be : able to do this. Jodre Smith had but three days notice of his appointment to succeed Judge Hooker, In which to get into his Judicial harness. He had a large practice, and tbe sudden change was something of a hindranc» for a quick Dace to begin with. More than this, be was obliged on account of his in­ terest as an attorney In many of the cases, to e^cbangs with oiber Judges. This, naturally, did not add to bls peace of mind. Hooter held no November court is Barry county or December In Calhoun In 1892, ao Smith bad these two terms ex­ tra oe bis hands and in that presidential Mcued by our The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School will have a Christmas tree on Chrisimae eve at half past seven o’clock. A short program called, “How the Brownies fool­ ed Santa Claus” will be given in connect­ ion. An admission fee to assist in defray­ ing expenses will be paid by members of the five Bible classes and officers and per­ sons who are not members of tbe sebool. The tree will be a fine oue contributed by C. 8. Whitcomb and will be lighted by electricity. HASTINGS, SHOES OF US TO INFORM US IF THEY DO NOT WEAR WELL. We will itfake it right with you. We aim to keep good goods but the best goods sometimes have flaws and -hould you get any thing of this kind from us we will try our best to make you satisfied. fit The Little Red Front Shoe Store. Woolley & Bronson Ranting* Market*. Butler. 16 to is Corn per bn., 30 Kjore per dnx. 18 to 30 Hides per ID.. 4. Ijtrd pet lb.. 8 CO 9 Potatoes per bu., 40,to 45 Rye per l>u., 40. Tallow per lb.,354Outs per Du.. 33. W heat, red per bu.'. 50 Wheat, white per bu.. 50. Clover Seed per bu.. 4.M tofi-00. Timothy Seed per bu., Lt®. Barley ]*r ioo. 7& to i.oo Hay per ton. «.00 to. 7.00 Fork dressed. & co. Beaus. 75 to I JO. Chicken dressed. >0. { Beef dressed. 4 50 to 5.00 Beef rive. 150, Mutton, dressed. 4tf. UVPXIATKM NUTNHELI.KD Greatest 111 I NU i IdAl bo A .mt Tall* all about this wonderful subject Whatever your views are'oti Hypnotism, you will find this book of great value. Published pr ee. 60 cento. Sent free, transportation prepared. If jou remit 85 cents tor subscription to ifomra and Hearths, the •hg'uit honaehold monthly. Address HOMRSAND HKABTHS PUBU8HXNG CO., Mr. Chas. Guinnes. the soldier poet, elocutionist and humorist will give oue of his famous entertainments in the Stopttot church Friday evening this week. He wtflke assisted by a lady vocalist from Grand Raplda. Mr. Gulnnes is a member of the Manhattan entertainment bureau. New York. Admission 10c. and 15c. Elsewhere will be found the program "New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET. LOOK FOR- THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER. OUT IN THE COLD AND WET your foot require ooofonable pro­ tection There a ixjihiug in the world as Rood a» MICH. On account of the exceeding hard times the Troy Laundry has concluded to make the following reductions in prices: H. J. FRflKEK WE are now prepared Mishawaka All-bit to fit you in Felt WOOL BOOTS. or. Beaver shoes. Wutch for the Crudemark “Ball Band hired. All others ar> I nil tat two. Patented 5389484848484848484 button or lace, tor $1.25 to $2.25 a Old .New Ur!co Prlci- Gent’s List. Shirts, . . . Night Shirts, . Woolen Shirts. Under Shirts, . Drawers, . . Socks, per pair. IO c 8 c 10 c 8c IO c 8c 8c 5 c 8c 5C jc 3C £ For sale by F. G. STOWELL. pair, also Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Felt Boots, Socks and Rubbers of all kinds/ Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Storm Alaska, Collars 2 c. First-Class goods at the lowest possible price. Cuffs 4 c. per pair. Special Low Rates on Family Washings. and see us before buying. Goods called for and delivered. Try the Troy Laundry. We are sure they can and will please' you. Call Your res’p’y F. G. STOWELL Voigt, Herpblsheimer & Co THE LEADING HOUSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc. VISIT OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS. Our line of CARPETS is second to none, f\ full line of CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children Blankets from 49c a pair, upward Everyone to invited to tbe Emmanuel Y. P. S. C. E, next Sunday evening. The leader will be Miss Olive Lathrop. The subject at the M. E. church next Sunday morning will be "Heroism In Daily Life.” In the evening the series on the marriage vow will be continued. Sub­ ject. “Intemperance in ita Relation to Home.” Sunday Sebool at noon. Ep­ worth League at 6:W p. m. Al! are cordi­ ally invited to tboae aervton. SMOKE THE Quilts at 75c and upward ASK FOR.OUR FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR. A NEW STOCK OF OUTING FLANNEL AT 5c A YARD. When the city give us a call Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co 78, 80, and 82 Monroe Street � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-12-20.pdf cd311858ffb646141242471610488b05 PDF Text Text \ The best Advertis- — ■ ' ’ i * Hastings Banner Y VOL. XXXIX.NO. 34. Largest Circulation, of any paper in the County. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 20. 1894. WHOLE NO 2062 Hastings Banner, Publtibad Thuradsyn by “ COOK- BROS., •« '________ HAOTIHOB. MICH COUNTY NEWS Of going to a Hardware store for a Christ­ mas present! But if you will only call and look over the nice things in my show window you will be convinced that a Hardware store in just the place to go. I have all kinds of useful things in stock that would make ex­ cellent Presents, such as Carving Knives and Forks, Deeorated Porcelain Coffee and Tea Pots, All kinds of Cutlery, Stoves and Ranges, Etc. Come 1 and look at the GARLAND, the best stove made. Ira VanvalkenDuroh LOOK IN OUR SHOW WINDOW. : NAILS ONLY ONE CENT PER POLND. ONE TON! ONE TON 1 Fine Fresh Candies AT HARD TIMES PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. AT —COY’S— Broken Taffy.. ..... 8c Sicily filberts.............................. 10c 8c Conversation Lozanges.......... 10c Brazils. ........................... Peppermint “................... 10c Texas pecaas...(polished).. 10c ORANGES (Best Grown. Hand made creams(extra fresh) 15c Hand made choc drops (vanilla) 15c 200 s................... ............... 15c doz. FrcsL roasted peanuts ............ 8c 150 S.................................... 2OC 11 Taragon almonds (crop 1894).. 15c | 126 S . ................................ 2<C “ All penny goods 7 pieces for 5c. Greenoble wainuts “ .{,12c 1 Remember the low prices are made especially for the people of Hastings and Barry County, COME ONE. COME ALL, and secure The GreatBst Baroaln You Ever Had. Don’t forget the place—Old City Bank, one door east of Goodyear Bros.’ Hardware Store. Christmas Offerings hese are the times when you should secure the best possible BARGAINS for your money, and in making his selections for the Holiday trade, Archie McCoy, the Fur­ niture and Carper man, has been exceedingly fortunate. It is not necessary for you to pay a “stylish price” for stylish goods. Call and be convinced. Should Be Selected Now Your Christmas gifts should be selected now while stock is complete. things you can select from. Here are a few FANCY STANDS. FANCY ROCKERS. FANCY CHAIRS. EASELS. PARLOR SUITES. EASY CHAIRS. ARM CHAIRS. DINING CHAIRS. ROCKERS. HAT RACKS. SIDE BOARDS. CANE CHAIRS. EXTENSION TABLES. COUCHES. • HAT RACKS. BOOK CASES. DESKS. LOUNGES. MOLDINGS. FRAMES. PICTURES. LINOLEUMS. CARPETS. In fact we are headquarters that is stylish in Furniture. Make Your SELECTIONS Yaakae •grtags. CaatMoa u. B. eburcb eburcb. Harry Ritchie Is sick with tbe measles. D. W. Smith b on tbo sick list. Art Stocking spent Sunday with rela­ Parts. otVnramitslllc. has bls mill In tive® and friends at Moline. runolnj ortnc on lbs old U.ja.n farm. J. C. Raymond visited friends In Cark The kids fan Will Ball and bride an ton tbe first of tbe week. * old fashioned serenade. R. UJlery and wife of near Hastings, Fannma have been Improving the fine are spending a few days with Mrs. Ullery* weather by plowing. Clearing up swamps la the Order of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Beard. ; Mrs. Henry Lewis has returned from Mrs. James Gregofy and daughter of Charlotte where she was called by the severe Illness of her son. town are visiting old friends here. Charley Crookston’s horse became fright John Appleman of town is at home for ened while hitched at tbe Klingensmith a few days. school house Saturday evening, overturn­ ing tbe buggy and tangling himself up in tbe harness. Fortunately no serious dam­ Little Jay Fogleeong has been very sick age was done. the past few days a ith pneumonia. Harry Turner Is reported sick. Jacob Wallace, south of town, died Sat­ • A good many children have tbe chicken urday morning of typboid pneumonia. pox. __________________ The Cong*! 8. S. will have a Christmas Woodland tree at the church Christmas eve. Many of our fanners have been doing The chimney at the Commercial took a tumble a fews days ago, and used up a 835 considerable fall plowing during tbe past few days of good weather. range. Tbe examination of Wm. Bolton, chargThe Freeport high school will give an exhibition Friday evening. Turn out every I ed with embezzlement, will be held in J ustice Riker's court at Hastings on Fri­ body. Job Cheesebrougb says that new grand­ day. Uncle Joe Hilbert Is very sick. son of bis is worth four girls. Mrs. J. M Smith is under tbe doctor’s care. Dowling. J. M. Smith was In Hasting* Monday Don’t forget to hang up your stockiug on legal business. Christmas, for possibly old -Santa Clans Tbe Editor of the Woodland News and may come this way. wife are entertaining the Editor of the Scarlet fever Is all the rage in this Nashville News and wife place. Prof. Davenport goes to Illinois In a Passed to the great beyond, William few days. While Woodland people will Boyd, at the Nichols Home In Battle Creek lose by his going,Champaign people will be after a brief illness of t> pholtl fever. The the gainers.__________________ deceased was 45 years of age and leaves a Lace?. father. James Boyd, and one brother and Spine of our neighlioring schools have a large circle of friends to mourn his loss. Our sympathy Is extended to the grief closed on account of sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey have returned strickrned ones. from a visit with their niece In Grand Haven. Belton. □We hear that Ixittle Norman Is going to At a regular review of Barry Tent No. 679, K. U. T. M.. the following officers Kalamazoo to work in the asylum. .Mr. Smith is spending a few days with were elected for 1895:—Comdr.. F. Cham­ friends near Detroit. berlain; Lt Comdr., G. T. Wilkinson: Mr. and Mrs. George Lee visited his Sergeant, Chas. Norwood; R. K., Dr. brother at Battle Cree k Saturday and Sun­ Scribner; F. K.. C. F. Moreau: Chaplain, day. Rev. J. C. Chine; Physician. Dr. Scribner; Mrs. Squires went to Kaiaruazoo last M. of A., E. Norwood: 1st M. of G., C. week to see her son who is In the asylum Whitney: 2txl M. of G.. C. Tyler. Sentinel, and says that he is getting better. H. Craven: Picket, W. Whittemore. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Mott, the 13th, Local a daughter. Mrs. Eunice Wilkinson is teaching at the log school house this winter. Mrs. Anna Mason drew the Daughter’s F. A. Blackman is plowing for com. of the Rebecca quilt last evening. The Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Abe Leinaar, the lucky number was 38. 5th. a son.The Dr. hoa^wcha-ed the lot and barn Last evening a very enjoyable pedro just north of E. Barton’s residence of C. party was given by Miss Belle Hicks in Pennock. honor of Miss Campbell. Dr. Lathrop and Mrs. A. Norwood is improving her front yard by grading and building a side­ Mrs. G. F. Chidester proved themselves to l»e the best players. walk. Mrs. Malone and children have been , Dr. Bennett made his regular monthly under the doctor's care this week. The diphtheria cases at Cloverdale are visit Io this city Sunday being at tbe Has­ tings house. The Dr. bas established an all able to be about again. One case of scarletlna at Mr. Mantle’s, excellent reputation for the cures be has his dangliter Winnig. wrought In tbe past. Henry Arbour has moved Into his house Willie Haskins, of Woodland was ar­ vacated by W. A. lusher. Toot Norwood drive® a steed now. rested Monday for a misdemeanor. The Wm. John Cox is working on tbe sec­ lad is but 10 yens old, it was his first of­ tion In the place of Ashby. fense, and he was let off on the promise H. C. Boynton was at the hub Monday. The stack on the grist mill was blown that be would do better hereafter. down Saturday night. Byron Dickinson has a wild cat in tbe Two candidates were Initiated Into tbe mysteries of tbe order at K. O. T. M. hall rear of his saloon that was captured in Northern Michigan. The attraction Is so Saturday evening. The Manhattan Club of Grand Rapids great that many people go in there several will show In Blackman’s hall Wednesday times a day—just “to see the wild-cat" of evening. Dec. 96th, for tbe benefit of the course. G. A. R. Boys. Orren Dayton is working at Augusta. The following directors of the Hastings Marble Thayer has got his sawmill up City Bank were elected Monday—D. G. and running near Milo. Robinset!. W. H. Powers, D. W. Beynolda. Chester Messer, R. B. Messer. P. T. Prairieville. Colgrove and Senator Keeler, of Middle­ J. Vantassel and wife of Shelbyville, visited at Dr. Hyde's last week. ville. The bank has made an excellent Mr. Hallock also Miss Parks of Has­ showing this year everything considered. tings canvassed in our village last week. Say.—The W. R. C. will give an en­ Abbey Silcocks of North Dakota is visit­ ing her father Thomas Silcocks. tertainment at tbe G. A. R.'hall Christ­ Mrs. Sarah Collierand Mrs. Henry Ben­ mas nighL That Inimitable impersonator son went to Chicago on Tuesday last to take treatment at the Divine Healing Hos­ andvlocutionlst, Chas. Guinness will hold the boards for the evenlng.which Insures a pital. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Socie­ most enjoyable tlme^ Do dot miss It. Ad; ty were entertained by Mrs. Sarah Sil­ mission 25 cents per couple. Children. cocks on Wednesday last. An interesting 10c. By Order of Committee. meeting was held by the 18 present Dr. Me Ix-a has purchased the store now Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter, better known occupied by G. A. Blackman. as “Aunt Betty’’ Carpenter, died at the Miss Ethel Brown is the possessor of a home of her son A. B., in Grand Rapids, now piano. Mrs. Geo. Hazen spent a portion of last Tuesday morning of congestion of the week with Mrs. Hathaway who is very lungs, aged 79 years. Deceased was one low with consumption. ' of the pioneers of this county having been The M. E. Sunday School will have n a resident here for over 60 jears. The Christmas tree. The Baptist Sunday .funera ’ was held yesterday at Carlton Cen­ School will change tbe usual program by ter, Bev. Ralph Wooten officiating. having a Christmas Light House. Chicken pox is going the rounds with the Tbos. Baley of Irving was tried before juveniles. John Carpenter and wife of Oden. Justice Kenaston Monday on the charge of Mich., are spending the winter with his having game in his possession to ship out of tbe state. In his trunk were found a mother, Mrs. L. Carpenter. The you ng people are practicing for a number of partriges and qalls that it Is al­ drama In the near future. Dr. Hyde intends spending his Christ­ leged he was about to ship to New York. He plead guilty and was let off with a mas with his parents in Canada. small fine and costs amounting to 812.00. Deputy Game Warden Johnson, of Mid­ Mouth Baattaga. . Endeavor will be led by Mark Wiiktea dleville, made the arrest for everything that is necessity, Ml that is unique and all Give us a call, a. McC°y- next Sunday evening. The pound social held at C. Osgood’s last Wednesday evening was a great suc­ cess. The Star Sunday School will have a Christmas tree next Monday evening. All The fire department divided tbe cash, furniture, clothing etc. on band among themselves Friday evening and practically disbanded. Considering tbe financial condition of tbe city and tbe faet that a change would entail a great deal of ex. pense. would it not be well fur tbe city to arrance with tbe ex-firemen for tbe sendee of 30 or 35 men until next summer, or un­ til such time as the change could be bettar made? We do not believe that the fire­ men cherish any undue resentment and will be prompted to do what to right Mn. Ellison has returned from Battle Creek and will spend tbe winter with her daughter. Mrs. Carrie Geiger. O. F. Falk and wife were guests at Mr. Mrs. Frank Splekler’s a part of last week. An oyster supper aed dance were given ■t the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Mott last Friday evening. About twelve couples were present and all enjoyed themselves until nearly morning. Additional Old City Bank, one door east of Goodyear Bros.’ Hardware Store, Main St. Purd stick candy........................ 8c j standard Mixture...................... 5c <1 urn drops.... R. & Lemon... 5c Cut mixture................................ 8c Crystal Creams........................... 10c French “ tac Peanut Taffy. ..(own make) ..toe Pan Taffy.... (own make)........ 1 oc Gall Lake News. We regret to call attention to tbe disre­ spect paid Rev. Grigsby, Monday by cer­ tain High school boys, who are old enough to know better. Mr. Grigsby kindly and without pay volunteered to give a talk on English literature, during tbe enforced absence of Prof. Sterling on sceonnt of his recent accident 80 great was their inat­ tention and rudeness that Rev. Grigsby felt called upon to leave tbe room before bls lecture was finished. Aside from the fact that Rev. Grigsby is exceedingly well posted on English Literature and to"a very interesting and Instructive lecturer, the bare fact of bis presence before ibe class should entitle him to courteous attention. We are glad to say that the disturbing ele­ ment was limited to a few young men whose actions were discountenanced by tbe rest of tbe school. We have had occasion several times to refer to the wonderful growth of tbe Michigan Mutual Cyclone, Tornado and Windstorm Insurance Company. Daring the past year their assessable capital bas been Increased nearly If not more than 40 per cent, and that in face of tbe bard ; times and scarcity of money. The assesable capital is now over $8,000,000. ■ Durthe past year over 82,500,000 in risks were taken. The company now is one of | tbe very strongest of its kind In existence, its growth daring the past two yean has been phenomenal and almost without a parallel. Every mau when he Joins tbe company really pays his lint assessment and so rapid has been tbe growth of the Company that tjiese advance assessments have more than paid all tbe losses. There are members nnw in this Company who have enjoyed its protection and reaped its benefits, for over nine years who have never had to pay a cent since they first rjolned. Every loss lias been paid protuptly and fully. For the great record tbe Windstorm Company has made and is making, tbe policy holders have reason to be very thankful to Mr. D. W. Rogers, the present Secretary who really founded the. Company and has been Its Secretary and General Hustler since Its fint policy was issued up to tbe present moment. Yon Bhosktaat It. Should get what?. Why. the Rev. Irl R. Hicks splendid almanac for 1895. He has kindly sent to this office a copy of the same, and we speak advisably In saving that it is a rare publication—tbe very lat­ est and best that has emanated from the pen and brain and heart of this wellknown friend to tbe public. Tbe history of the man’s work—now an open book to all America—and a catual glance at this almanac for 1895, convinces us that this vitally useful and instructive book ought to find Its way Into every shop, store, of­ fice and home in the land. The price of the book—only 25 cents—eould not to our knowledge be Invested for any one thing more profitably. It contains 84 pages printed on fine book paper, with eltgant covers in colon. It is (or sale by all news­ dealers. This fine almanac Is given as a premium to every yearly subscriber of tbe Rev. Irl K. Hicks’ well-known and deserv­ edly popular paper, Word and Worka. This unique journal Is a peerless educator of tbe masses, and is fast becoming a household guardian and necessity in tbe homes of America. Those who want to keep up with all the advanced thought of tbe age In science, religion and all social, commercial, intellectual and domestic sub­ jects, should subscribe for Word and Works. Subscription only 81.00 a year. You can send for both direct to Word and Works Publishing Co.. St. Loals._Mo. KloJiday Excursion Kat«». Christmas and Mrw Years. 1894— »3’. Au excursion rate of one and one third lowest local first class fare for round trip between all local points on tbe lines of the Michigan Central iu ths United States and Canada except on the Toledo Division. Also to points on the Grand Itapkls and In­ diana and Chicago and West Michigan Rys. Tickets to be sold December 34.25 and 3Lst 1894 and January 1st. 1895. limited to re­ turn until January 2nd. 1895. Children between the ages of 5 and 12 years one half the adult rate. C. R. Orsbobw. Agent Btorkholder’s Annnxl Meeting. * The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Hastings Table Co. will be held in the office of tbe said Co. iu tbe city of Hastings on Tuesday. January 8th. 1895. at 2 p. m. for the election of a board of di­ rt ctors and tbe transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. R. B. Mxmkk. Pres. llMUngs, Mich., Dec. 11U1. "M. Michigan Ceatml. Tickets on sale December 19. 20 and 21st Limited to return not later than Jan. 9th., 1895 at one fare for tbe round Whittier’s birthday was observed by tbe trip to nearly ail principal pointe in Cana­ ladies of that club Monday evening at the da. For further information call at Mich­ home of Mrs. Frank Beamer. A’ beauti- igan Central ticket office. fol program was listened to after which came tbe guessing of the different charact­ are invited. \ Tbe party at\Mr. Patton's Saturday was er each presenting the character of some well attended in spite of tbe disagreeable book or poem. Miss Fannie Willmoat weather and was enjoywl by all especially won the first prize in the contest, Mrs. by the young ladies who bad their umbrelAbbey. Supper was served In Jas. The girls Lave ail made up their ____ minds that they won’t be caught out with- .TZ ''.i „ __ 1 manrer. Al! seemed to enjoy out an umbrella again. thc UIOtl n !___________ «nd win carry with them pleasi Mn. Slewart from Elsie is viriting her tbemseives | ,nl memorlw of the oreeeion. ! parents. . ant memor T.Cr«". �Hastings Banner JAIL FOR DEBS. ■ Thursday, Dec. 20, 1E94. He and Seven Companions Found Guilty of OoutompL COOK BROS., Proprietors. Strike <?**•«—History or th* Cum and Buuitnar} of thu Judge** Deckien. Salt Rheum On my hands often forced me to stop work. When I took two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla Mood ’s * ******* pariUa *• MU bMi .11 he.1.4 /“V flf-zac •nd the skin had become ■ < ■ 1 imooth and my hands . have been perfectly •%%*%%% well since. Mrs. K. F. N isx erx. Delavan. Wil Chicago, Dec. I A—Judge Woods Fri­ day sentenced Euguue V. Debs, the leader of tbe American Railway union Strike, to six months in the county jail, as a punishment for violat­ ing the injunction issued by himself and Judge Grosscup July 2 last. To the rest of the men with the exception of McVean he gave three months. In ths case of Me Venn his sentence is suspended Sentence ic not cumulative, covering the cases of the government and the Santa Fe rail­ road against the tnen. The same sen­ tence is imposed in each case, but both sentences begin December 24. The de­ fendants are: E. V. Debs, president; G. W. Howard, vice president; Sylvester Kelliher, secretary; L. W. Rogers. M. J. Elliott. James Hogan, William Bums, J. D. McVeanJ Leroy M. Good­ win. The sentence is generally con­ sidered a light one. Thu case will be appealed. liHtnry of Cn»r. .. All of the defendants were in co\rt with the exception of Leroy M.'Good­ win, whose whereabouts arc not known, and who could not there­ fore be notified. The contempt for which the defendants were arraigned was a violation of S. PALMETIER J. M. SMITH. an injunction issued July 2 by Judges Woods and Grosscup, which LAW. COLLECTION AND REAL ESTATE forbade all men to interfere with trains in any manner whatsoever, it PALMERTON A SMITH was claimed by the United States dis­ Convcvaucing a specialty. trict attorney that Debs and the oth­ Woodland, Mich er officers and directors of the Railway union repeat­ Idwarj T.iggxrt Loya! E. Knappeu. American edly violated this order of the court I Arthur C. Denlron. TAGGART. KNAPPEN & DENISON, by issuing directions to their lieuten­ LAWYERS. ants all over the country* to call out Rooms 811 317 Michigan Trust Co. Bide.. Grand Rapids. Michigan. the men and advising the crippling of the complete railroad system of the JAMES A. SWEEZEY. United States if possible. The defense J Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. made was that Debs and his assistants Practices in all courts at the state. Col­ hud a right to order strikes ami to con­ tinue to conduct their side of the fight lections promptly attended to. against the railroads. Judges Woods R. K. H. LATHROP, and Grosscup were both on the Iwnch Homoepatbic Physician and Synopeta of Jude" Wood** Deehtluu. Surgeon The jutUtc skipped the preliminary discussion Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New of U»u evidence and proceeded to ku al once to the heart of the matter. The Question of Drug Store. whether or not the court hail Jurisdiction All cal s promptly attended tn. * was first distuned, and this Question, after citinK numerous authorities, thu judge /"! A. bCRIBNER. M. D., V • Physician and Surgeon. decided iu the 'afiJrmativo. Then the differ­ ence between a nuisance and a perpestuer. Dettcu, Mich. which latter i* u particular loan of public nui­ <® .\' .o resideuce. one block east of de» <t. sance. was taken up He defended the issuance A. A C. IL BARBER -J of the injunction c.n the ground that eminent authorities had decided that thu courts .had a Physicians and Surgeon^ Cails in city or county responded to will, right to intervene where Irreparable damage might result before the tardiness of the law promptness, day or night. could remedy matters Judge Wood* refused to decide whether be hud jurisdiction under the A. SHELDON. intersrate commerce act. and took up the Stier . Abstract and Real Estate Office. inau anti-trust law. under which tbe action Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate against Debn was chiefly based. One of the sections of this law makes it an offense to re­ sold ou commission. General conveynaiclur; strain commerce in any way. The judge de­ rlaviug a complete set of Abstract Books.'com cided that United States courts hud full piled from the Records, can furnish complete i tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. jurisdiction under this oct to punish all such offenders as the directors of^lhe American . F > .V S. Railway union, making a new precedent thereby. Offira hours 8 a m.to 5 p. in. Violated the injunction. ••What the conduct of these men was. Is the hilip t colgrove question to be decided hese." said the court. Attorney at Law "Did they change thrir conduct after receiving (SuocetMpr to Smith A Colgrove.) this injunction, or did they continue to carry vumce in Union block. Hasting*. ■ on the striker I think there Is no doubt Practices in all the courts of tbe state. these defendants hud power to make the men who looked up to'them do as they pleased b krnaston and that they continued to violate this injunc­ • Attorney at Law, tion. I believe the defendants deprecated any (Over J.B. Goodvear A Co.'8store.) Practices in all court*of the State. CoUectiont extreme violence, but 1 do not think they opposed such acU as stppping promptly attending to. trains, throwing switches or Intimidat­ These men knew that D R. TIMMERMAN, Homospathic Pby ing workmen. common laborers would do these thing*. £ ■ sictan and Surgeon. 1 am unable to believe they were so ignorant Office over Lathrop's drug store.) as not to know act* of violence and Interrup­ tion of traffic would unsue from their dirco­ tions." MORTGAGE SALE. Right to Strike Unquestioned. Default baring been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made by Orrin II. Phil­ The opinion went on to say that the right to lips and Emily G. Phillip* to Addison P. Cook strike peaceably was not questioned, but that dated September first A. D. 1885.and recorded iu if an agreement was entered into io do a thing tbe office of the Register of Deeds.for the Coun­ ty of Barry and State of Michigan, on the itttb. which could not but' result in wrong and Ille­ day of September A. U. 188S In Liber 29 of gal act* the agreemeuL was conspiracy and all Mortgagee, on page 14. which mortgage wa* I those party to the original agreetqent were duly SMigned to the A. P. Cook Co. limited, and ' responsible for the results. said aaalgnmenl recorded tn the office of the | Tbe American Railway union. It was stated, Register of Deed* tn and for Barry County Id entered into a conspiracy on June 23 when It Uber 3B of .Mortgages, page 174. on which agreed to boycott tbe Pullman cars. Both mortgage there ts claimed to be due at the date of thu notice tbe sum of seven hundred fourteen officers and men were from that date re»ponaidollar* and eighty-tnree cents, and an attor­ , ble for all-acts which wore committed ney’s fee of thirty dollar* provided tor In said I mortgage, and no suit or proceeding* at law 1 Debs' ulteraDces not to commit violence having been Instituted to recover the money*, secured by said mortgag**. or any part thereof; were doubted by the court. Redid not believe Now. therefore, by virtu- of the power of sale they were sincere. "With all that has been contained in KMd mortgage, aud the statute in raid about the American Railway union such case made aud provided, notice i* hereby keeping guard over property and being given that on Saturday the ninth day of Febru the first to a arrest offenders, not arv A_ D. 1TO3. at ten o'clock in the forenexm. one ha* been arrested." continued I shall sell at Fub’ic Auction, to the higher tbe court. The court then reviewed the mass bidder, at toe north front door of the Cotir: of telegram* iu which bobs ordered men out, Hoose, in the City of Hastings (that being the esce where the Ctieult Cdurt for Barry Count} and declared these were utterly at variance with the stau*meut made in Debs' answer holderi). Hie premises described in ssl< mortgage, oeso mneh thereof a* may be nec­ that he took no fiart in continuing the strike. essary to pay the snxntnt due on said mort- After thus concluding that there was no doftbt g’ge. ’•ith seven per c»nL. interest, aud all that the men os individuals were guilty, Judge legal costs, together with ffi. attorney's fee or Woods said: thirty dollars covenanted for ihorrio. the Guilty of (.'onsplracy. premises being described In sold mortgage ns | all that land tn town of Assyria, B*rry County. । "But the point under the Sherman law la State ofMiehigau, described as whether these men were in conspiracy It Eight and one third I'S's < acre* of land Off of they were. I believe there J* no way by which the north sldc-ot following described land viz: they can escape the moral and legal * * Thirty acres off the West end of the Noith then responsibility for their acta.'' He half of North East quarter of Section twenty, gave it os bis opinion that they town one North of Range Seven We<L were and that therefore all the Also Ute North halt of the North East frac uonai quarter of Section twenty (20). except The allied with them were also guilty. teg ana reserving thirty (30) acres ot land off evidence left no feature^! tbe case in doubt the West end thereof, being in town One North Then be raid: "The court therefore finds the of Rouge (7) Seven West arid containing defendants guilty of the offenses os charged in . twenty two acres (28 s<re<) more or less. the indictments in both coses, and will fix the A. P. COOK. Co.. Limited punishment tbe same in both cases, but will Assignee ot Mortgage. not make licumulative.” -Philip T.Colobovk. AUorney for Asaiguee of Mortgage. 1 Dated Nov. !€ ISM. All of the defendants present then stood up, so the court could see them. They did not appear to be agitated, PROBATE ORDER. and several smiled from time to time. "I think I will suspend any sentence with regard to Mr. McVoun. 1 nm of the opin­ County of Barry. boMra at the Probate < ion that Mr. EUlotl was actively enguged in this strike. Punishment should not be vindictive, neither should It be trivial. The object of punish ment for contempt of court is to prevent future contempt. My conclusion is that tbe injunction' was right. Mr. Deb* ts more responsible taan anybody el»e. He «ts a man of marked ability and of strong ter and tbe leader of these Tt wa* in hta power* by lifting his voice »o stop all thia dteturbI itouil therefore discriminate between Hood's Pills an safe, harmless, sure. Q BUSINESS CARDS. D H P . P A . , , Chicago. Dec. 17.—Sixty sailors and tfurlj-cljtbt rtwcl, wtrejo.1 on the Additional County News. Unhui Christman treeat M. E. church next .ilonday evening. Mr. Betts bas charge of Hnblmrd A llvndershotl's hum her yard and those wishing auylh.ng In that line rill Dud him ready foj business. Mrs. Patttaon's home was taken sick ns she was driving to Itasilngs Saturday and she was obliged to leave him in U»wu over Sunday. Memorial services were held Suuduy morning In the M. E. church In memory of the little Winteimlle girl whose death was noticed iu your paper some weeks ago. The meetings al Hie Cobb school house still continue and are well attended. John Hendershott has been u little undcr the weather for a few days but is uow able to be out again. THE SECOND LIFE. PURGATORY AND PARADISE COM­ PARED BY A MAN WHO HAS SEEN BOTH. last week. ' Mr. Keneterick has a shier and nephew from Indiana visiting him. Mrs. Shaft and Mr*. Fisl»er of Baltimore visited at O. IsnMkb’ one day last week. Hiram Payne ha* h new cart. Air. SltDptwn has sold his timber. A Miracle Worked iu the Rural l.’c. crac* of Borodino Create* h Beu ration csr-A tariff for revenue only” and (From the JEh'eniny News,Svracuite.,N. Y) ‘•an economical administration” were Albert Applebeu was a very Hick. man. the things voted for in 18fl31 Did the He had been ailing for months ami had people get them? The cuckoos will been compelled to remain at bume, unable please take time to answer.—Chicago to attend to his business. His friends Inter Ocean. Muod or sat aliout the few small elores In the village of Burudtao and dise ased bh rad cnndhlun. Applebee was a carpenter «nd a good one t<x», but since his strange malady overtook him he had nut shown any dnq’osblun to du any work. Life bad lost its charms for him, he became a mi»shtliropi* and l<mt in everything. His triends advised him and the local doctors Clovaniale. There are no more cases of - diphtheria tried their skill on him but It wss ot no Although tlifcy u«» doubt diagnosid here and those who were sick are about avail. typerhap? the president’s congres­ again. All necessary precaution? have Ids case correctly. He grew woiso despite sional horses are not quite as wild this their rffoits. bren taken in regard Io (he matter. School ‘I ben came a change, he entirely recov­ winter as they have been before, but has commenced again. There will be meeting and Sunday ered bis former self and soon went about the driver himself is a good deal Lia work wlitetli’ig as biitbly as a lark­ meeker.—Indianapolis Journal. School next Sunday nt the church hen*. A contract for 20.000 brick Is being tilled Now he Is just the same L«D-al. jovial fel­ nt the yard for tbe electric light building low thal he was before. This was a sur­ John P. Bauer, traveling salesman for prise fur everybody had given him up. for nt Knlantazoo. Henry Pcnnal Jr Is an extreme suffeier dead. Gem City Store Co.. Dayton, Ohio, says: His remnrknhle recovery had made such from hip disease. •T will continue to recommend , Adlronda. Mrs. William GIHasple Is on the sick u stir In the small town and the lownspeople were icgnrdlng it as *•> miraculous tirot Wheeler’s Heart and Nerve Cure, for I list. know It wlll d.> ad cluit h vlnbu rd for it 11 ’ Nows ” reporter wus sent out to Borodi ­ The families who were frightened away Be drove over and Sold by W. H. Goodyear. from here uy diphtheria have returned no to Ihvesllgatv. thinking that Cloverdale is u good enough found Mr. Apptebee iiaid at work on Ike rt-of of a Iioum* be was building. When place fort them lo reside. asked If he would mind relating b's ex­ E^’The result of tbe recent election perience to a reporter Mr. Applcbee ex­ may safely be accepted as an assur­ About eighteen of tbe school* children pressed hi* acquiescence by coming down He came down tbe ladder ance that the republican party does of Milo, surprised Earl C. Towne one eve­ to Hie ground. ning lust week by dropping in upon him without showing any signs of hl* recent not need to form any alliances or to remind him of bls 18th birthday. A trouble and laughed wltfi a good hearty make any trades in order to curry the fine and happy gathering. It remludt-d laugh us be shook the reporter by the country in 1828.—St. Louis Globe-Dem­ Earl’s grand pa of 00 years ngo hand with a squeeze which betokened• ocrat At an oyster supper held at Mrs. B. W. much physical strength. • If The Itali y farmting Teeth. .luhnsonls one evening recently to raise ••Well It was just this waj" Iwgan the money for the ’'Preacher” one hundred enrpriiter, who Is a good looking man of Be sure .aid use that old and well-tried rem'-dy. Mrs. Winslow’* Soothing Svniu for and thirty dollars was the result. • about fifty summers. “In the fall of 1890 children teoiblng. It so »to-s th" child, softens There will Ins a Christmas tree at the 1 had a selge of the grippe which took me the gum*, all-mull pate, cure* wind colic and church Christinas eve. Program, singing by the heel* anil threw me flat on my back1 1st he beat remedy tor UlanluE*. Twenty-five Declaration*, essays’ etc. Milo will excell in t»wl. It was a pretty rough time tor me cents a l*ottle. as tbej have good workers. Come and as 1 was very sick and 1 never expected tu go out again except feet first In a coffin. ASSIGNEE SALP. Hut 1 recovered after a lung sickness but Notice I* hereby given ilial mi lb<* Iwriiiy. Middleville. wa* left with uu ailment which was quite flr*tdayof July. !««. Fred W. Grubb* ut the The sports Saturday drew a large crowd ns dangerous and Infinitely more |>Hliniul. City of HasUngx. Midi. nudr. r- «*cute<! nud de­ to town. First piizi-s were won as fal­ 1 had scrofula jn my head for two years livered to James a. swrvzey. of 1I««lows; Running race, T. Murphys’ horse; aud a half or over and there was a .*ickut»- tings. Mich. an as-ignin- nt of all l*ls property. i«»r th* b?n»fit of all hl* creditors. Tiotting race, W. (’ridler's: Foot rare. thg discharge from my riirht ear. 1 look >li:it iM* snl.1 .Lm« A. sw-z-y :«a* ><*u?p»ed Viirie Johnson; Stake race. Vsdo Johnson. about every medicine known to thu medi­ said trust, that nit Infvo'orv of all the p»operti of *nid ni»*!i'U-r b.v*'»t*i» in the office of The book auction wound up Inst Satur­ cal fraternity but could get no benefit the Cl'Tk’ot Barry Cmu.n, ns'provided by law. day ctni is unwinding nt Rockford this •'1 was also troubled with a several pain That on Monday lltr 31ft d;:v <•( Dvretntwr. l?Si. all of the property and assets of every in tbe stuinacIF and indigesiion which and de* rip* ‘on. of the said atRev. I*. G. Koliertsnn Is very sick. made me feel that life was not worth liv­ name, nature will be offer* d for <aia at public auction The remains of Charles Loomis of Grand ing. Last fall 1 began taking a mediclae aljrhor by the UBderahcned. Rapids arrived on the 7:35 train. Nitt- known a* Dr. Williams i’iuk Pilis for Pale Said a»le will lake place nt the law office of urdaj morning. The G. A. K. Post and J'.--,pie which were reeortmenile.1 l» » Sivvez-v & Swrezey. I*t ti>e City o( Ha»liox*. at the hour nt t-n o'clock of raid day. many friends gathered nt the depot to my friend whose wife hud read of tlietn In:i Mleb. a’>.oe uaurol At the above haurol tune lune and plarc plare <»I of su-b sush the Inst tribute of respect to one of M|d- some of the country papers. But 1 guve )t 1 rate, the liivratop prepared by Uie nwlgurr .u triwl ..ml UHI« .nrnr ’ dnl In tin.l lit.I it ODdlT flte be wtstUV* Sttti’h <*»«* ttUldepurchaser*. and prodleville’s former citizens. trial and was surpr.rfed lo hnd ttmt it vt(JwI A1]1 4.xbn,l«t lt#d o|u ’ri ding M. L. Mattison who has lieen quite sick benefited me< 1 tried more and pertevurDated- Hastings, Mich. iJccr-r.brr urfa. l*p|. with tousllitis k recovering. J AM MS A. SWKXZKV. td and at last thank God, 1 was cured. Nearly all schools In this vicinity close Mj ear has discontinued discharging and this week for two weeks vacation. for the past three months 1 have beeu per­ Marvin Clsler’s house south of town fectly well. J 1 make these statements NOTICE Fill: he \IUNG clai ms. taught <iu fire Thursday morning and vias merely becadse 1 think the world should of Michigan, Cjan’v of Barry—sv. destroyed with nearly all the contents. be acquainted with this remarkable feme- state Nut ire I* her. by given, that b> -inorder of U*” ' Sheriff McKevitt was in town Saturday A . ........ Probate Court for the County of Barry, made I aud took In the snorts. on the d.t* Of Ni*v. ml ■ r. A R .ISM. six Mr. ApilJebrr finished his slorv and month* 2-fjid from that da’r w-*re nHow-ri for credi­ elimed tbe ladder to resume Ids work.there tors to present their chims ami st th>- estdr was no halting about his footsteps and in of Hahntdi A. Ho.trd. late of raid Co* ntv, deO. E. Wood was at Freeport one day about as little time as II takes to tell it he rra*Ki and that all rrwH'm’i of wtd der.-aMOl are required to prexent their <• Lints to «dd ia-t week. was hammering shingles In the roof, sit­ ProlKtlb Court, at the Probate office, in the citv Gary Baker is back at bls place iu the ting there the picture of health. of liadlnir*. for examination and -illowuno* nti post office. Several of Mr. Applebee’s neighbors orbeforethe ?2ud rfuv <>f Muy next, ana that claim* will tw beard Iw-fore *uM Court, on We omitted in our former items to maktr were seen by the reporter and they in turn «ich Thur-nlay. the 21«t dtyof February 9 ui on Wedmention of two conversions and one Ire- expressed their confidence In Dr. William.* rirsdav the 22nd dav of M*y next, at tco o ’ clock in tin* forenoon <»1 each of th tsedat*. claimed. Pink Pills aftri 'seeing the wonderlul Dated. November 22nJ. A. D>. 1WI. Mrs. J. H. Sutton of your city was I In change they bad wrought on him. One Cmab. W. AaxsTKQNG.Jiitta) of Probate. tbe Grove. Called to see her grand child­ said the cure was simply wonderful as tbe ren. man bad lost hla appetite and could not ' Mrs. B. G. Cotton Is on the sick list. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. sleep and was a total wreck. Lowell Demand is back from Battle Dr. William’s Pink Pills have been Wherca*. default has been made in the con­ Creek to stay. ditions of a certain mortgage executed by Eliza­ found under analysis to contain in a con­ L. Lockwood, of the township ot W »oddensed form all the elements necessary to 1 beth land, Michigan, to Abraham Ilageertv of the RaafleM. give new life and richness to the blood and Mme place, bearinc date March 23rd. A. D.. This week Saturday eve at the Breese restore shattered nerves. They are an un­ 1882, and recorded March tbeiHtb. A. D..PW. at ten o'clock, a m., in iber 17 of mortgage* on hall, there will be a discussion between failing specific for such diseases as loco­ pare 2 8, and there i* now claimed to be due on Joe Powers, affirmative and Levi Paltna- motor Rtaxla. partial paralysis, St. Vitus' raid mortgage the smn of three hundred seven­ tier negative.—Resolved that the contrac­ Dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, ty three dollar* and fl tty-one cents Including an at’orneys fee of fifteen dollar*, and no proc«*dtion of the currency has been more detire­ nervous headache, and tbe after effects of .ing* having been taken at law to recover mental to the people of the United States tbe grip, palpitation of the heart, pale and tbe debt Recured by said mortgage, or any part sallow complexions, ail forms of weakness thereof: now. therefore notice I* hereby given than intemperance. that on Thursday the 14th day ot Marek. IW5, at Last Saturday eve at the Mosher store, either in male or female, and all diseases 12 o'clock, noon, at the north front door of the Frank Doty was In the chair with paper resulting from vitiated diseases In the court house fa the city of Hastings, (that being In hand as conducting salesman and cheek­ blood. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale the building in which the Circuit Court far tbe County of Ban v. State of Michigan, la held,) by man. There was a sale of 20 cans of oys­ People are sold by all dealers or Will be virtue ot tbe power of rale contained fa raid ters and a barrel of crackers in about [SO sent post paid upon receipt of price (50 mortgage. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder the property described In said cents a box or six boxes for S3.50. They minutes. Mr. Mosher and son with coats mortgag*. or sufficient thereof to satisfy raid off and sweat upon the brow delivered the are never sold In bulk or by tbe hundred) nmrtaare indebtedness; costs and expenses ot goods about as fast as the sales were made by addressing the Dr. Williams’ Medicine sale: Bald premise* being twelve and stxty-one The price at hnndreth acre* off the south aide of thirty acre* and after they had got a long breath Co.. Schenectady, N. Y. tbe west side of the soufh half of tbe south and the purchasers received their goods, which these pills are sold makes a course off west quarter of section seven (7) township four the firm came around with a box of cigars of treatment inexpensive as compared (4) north of range seven (71 west fa the County of Barry and State of Michigan. with any other remedy. and treated the purchasers. AliUAIUM nAOOKRTY. Doty and Strlngam are looking up tihe « , MotWgec. best Hocks of lambs and contracting for SWKRZKT & SWBKZXY. Bowens Milla. Attorneys for Mortgagee. March nt 4c. a lb. Edmonds and Son con­ December iwh. IBM. Quite a rain Sunday. tracted theirs to them last Saturday eve. A number from this place attended tbe Mosher & Sou have come to the con­ clusion that they have uot room enodgb races at Middleville Saturday. MORTGAGE BALE. Walter and .Veun Bechlle spent Sunday tor their trade so they will j>uild on ?he Default having been made In the conditions of north side of their store an addition the at Dillman Ifaujiqian’s near Caledonia. a certain mortgage made by Trlphena 11. Mr. and Mrs. Tolhurst of near Mlddie- Goodrnougb to Emily D. Bostafck. dated Decentire length. A. D. 1890mid recorded tn the office M r. Mosher’s Ice house was sold rend ville,and Mr. and Mrs. Stepbeu Tolhurst, ember4th, ot the Register of Deeds, for the County of moved onto the parsonage grounds fog a of East Wayland, spent Sundgy lust with Burry and State of Michigan, on the 4tb dsv Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pierson. of December, A. D. IK». in liber 85 ot morfwood house. Ladles Aid paying 85.50,due Messrs Randall and Wise of Otaegv. iniges. on page 134. raid mortgage wx* on tbe ex­ half of cost. pres* condition that should any default be made John Kipp Is visiting his brother at Mu- called at A. C. Hunt's last week. In Hie payment of raid intercsr, or any part Joseph Bechtel has moved into Mrs. thereof, on any duy whereon the same is made son, Ingham county. Edward Michael, of pityable, as above expressed, and should tbe John McKinzie, Edmonds and Phillips Goodspeed’a house. same remain unpaid snd in arrear for th* sxa•*<* La Grange, 111, has moved on the place have had all their cattle dehorned and of thirty day**, then and from thenceforth, the formerly occupied by Mr. Bechtel. I nforesald principal sum of twenty-three bun they are doing well and looking fine. Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson, dred dollar* wish all arrearage of interest there­ Th? G. A. R.’s and families had an oys­ on. shall, at tbe option of raid party of the x ter supper at their ball last week Tuesday Dec. 8th. a girl, second part become and her due ami payable S. R. Pierson and wife and Guy Pierson Immediately thereafter, aHhi nrh thr period eve. and wife spent Thursday at Wm Manleys’. above limited for the pat ment thereof rm»v not Geo. Parks and daughter Electa return­ then have expired., and default having been Cast leten. made tn the payment ot taterest due December Miss Myrtle Buchanan of yermoDtvllle, ed from an extended visit with relatives in 4th, irei and the rame having remained unpaid and io arrears for lhe space nf thirty dav* and is visiting her cousin Miss Nln» Feighner. Ohio last Wednesday. Mrs. Andre of Grand Rapids visited at upwards the aforesaid principal sum w'ith all E. L. Parish is moving bls goods to De­ arrearages of interest is now declared due and troit and tbe family will soon make De­ Mrs. Hunt’s last Wednesday. parable by the terms or said mortgage, on which mortgage there la claimed to be due at troit their future bom?. tbe date of this notice the sum of three thou Mrs. Otto Kaiser has been entertaining *aud one hundred sixty-nlue dcltaraai d twentv Broward, her father from Adrian. three cent*, aud an attornev’s fee of thirty-fl re Your Scribe has been negligent Shout dollar* provided for in raid mortgage, mid no Miss 1-aura Knoll has returned from items lately. suitor proceedings nt law iiaviug beeu Insti­ Sebewa. Her euuaiu Miss Clara Knoll ac­ The people of the South Pino church are tuted to recover ttf> meme}* secured by raid companied her. mortgage, or any part thereof. building sheds for teams. Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale Miss Nettle Clark of Jackson is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hammon spent la* t week contained In raid mortgage, and toe statute In her cousin Miss Hattie Coe. such case made aud provided, notice is hereby at Lansing. Selah Noyes was back from Coldwater given tnat on Baluroay the ifith day of March. The dance at the hall last Friday night A.’ P.** ’!?•• “* 10 °’cln<* ,n the forenoon. 1 shall over Sunday. was a fizzle. bhali sell at while aucUou to the highest bidder Miss Alice Brown of Crossvillage Is a 8. C. Doster is buy lug wheat at 50c. per at the north front door of the court house. Iu guest at W. I. Marbles. She intends to the t h tv of Ha*ting*. (that itetog tbe fHaoc bu. where the Circuit Court for Barry Couuw |* stay during the winter. Mr. Long preached at the church Sun­ holder), the premises described in said mortOrin Hyde was at Albion Saturday on day. business. Tbe Hterary was heM st Lester Waroen M i Daniel Staley Is very 111 at fibls Friday evening. Ivu dulwritlog. —* being Mr. Frank Farr of ______ mortgage a* *11 tbowe certain shaking with old acquaintance at the liter­ ef buid Mtuacw and being In the ary Friday evening. Mr. Horton Is preparing to build a bare Wilson & Ashley moved their saw mill al Theo Morehouse’s and intends to be -YSlUUorUeKMith Orr Fisher and wife were at Lansing ready for business this week Monday. Lsmtwrix (St) also th» Mr. Waters of Prairieville called on Mr. MeKnight and family were at Pra-revUte fate wet Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. ChlldreftCryfor Pitcher’s Castorla. Many Different Kinds TS-SunSBLE FORSt- o DRINK LION COFFEE 4AHO M.T AUTMIl- Fine Parlor Games If your dralardoMoo: keep It for nalc.writo us his name ttid AddrtMK. that we s>«y place n oo tVM>!soa°’t»ploc Co, Toledo, O. The Railroad A\an, Tbe Clergyman, Tbe Business A\an( and all other men who have ter look neat while at work, should know about ’‘CRI^ULOin” COL­ LARS and Cuffs. They look ex­ actly like linen, wear well and being waterproof do not wilt down with heat and moisture. They do not easily and can be cleaned in a moment by sim­ ply wiping off with a wet sponge or cloth. Do not confuse these in your mind with composition ” * " ' - getu- TRAOr __ WAKra,■T>r thcsc andrefuse anything else if you wish satisfaction. Re­ member that goods so marked made by coating a linen collan with waterproof ‘ 'Celluloid, ’ ’thus giving strength and durability. If your dealer should not have the "Celluloid” send amount di­ rect to us and we will mail you sample post-paid. Collars 25c. each. Cuffs, 50c. pair. State size and whether stand-up or turneddown collar is wanted. ’ THE CELLULOID COMPANY, aighigan Central “ The Niagara Fails -Route.** Station*. babtwakp. !a.m.|p m ip.m.lp.m.ia ru. H amsu*................... I 7.521 I G mil if. W| 9.« winvAnn. .ft.rn.la.mJa tn.|p.m. fair. aMiixu-, . ...I i.4<4 lic.40; -.i»! 1 gj C. IL OSBORN. Local AguiiL Ha‘ti a * 0. -Y,'ivbiLt", G. T 4 7.1 f'b!pac . . PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM ms® GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPP’S GOCOA RBKAKFAST— SUPPER. “By a thorough khowledge of the natural lawn which govern the operations of dlgeston and nutrlUon. and b» a careful application of the flue proprietft-s of weli-aeiected Cocoa. MrEpp* ha* provided for our breakfast and sup­ per a delicately flavored beverage which uiav rave u* manv doctors' bills. It 1* by judicious u*e of such article* of diet that a constitution may bo gradually built up unul stnn-g enough to reels?- every tendency tn disease. Hundred* of subtle tnaladie* are floating around u* ready to attact wherever there is a weak point Wd may escape many* a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves Well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame. —Civil Skkvice GAxrtTB . Made simply by bolting water or milk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by Grocer*, labelled thus; JAMES EPPS A CO. Itd. Homoenatbtc Unomlsu. London. England NOTICE OF .MORTGAGE FORECLOSl'KE. The Hasting* Furulture Mauiifauturlng Coinpany by mortgage-brarli g ttatr June *jp. A. 1)., IRM.mprtvagrd totbeun<ter*i-'ue>l: DhiiIim W. Reynold*, a* trusive. th'* fallowing described real estate RlUMted iu the city ot Hastings. Barry County, Michigan, and described ns fol­ low*, to wit: City lots five hundred fnrtv-four, five hundred forty-five, five hundred forty six. five hundred fortt-seven, fiv Imftdred fortynine, five hundred fiftt. fire humPed fifty-uue. five hundred fiftv two, (tv* hundred srreuteeu. five hundred eighteen, five hundred nineteen, five hiiDdivd twenty, fire 1 tindred twenty two, five hundred tweniy-tbree. five hundred twentylour, five hundred twenty-five, four hundred three, four* hundred four, four hundred five, .tour hundred »lx, four huudred seven, four hun­ dred eight, four hundred nine, tour hundred ten. four hundred eleven and tuur hundred twelve, ot the City of Hastings. Harry County. MicbUiU), aceordluu to the recorded plat thereat, together with nil the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto pcrtalnitMC; togetb«*r with tbe building* thereon. Including engine, boiler* and dn klimt. Tilt* morlgsge was reronled on tbe ud day ««t Ju1). A. t>., IM»l, at eleven o'clock .* m., in the uffi-e of the R«C* Inter ot Deeds for B*rn CxhiuU, Mlchigiui. In Liber 3? of mortgage*, on p*ge .13.* Ih-fonit bn* beenmndelu the coadBloti «»f raid mortrsge. No suit or proceed 1 uc Ins been instituted at law to reeorer the tndebtediivM now remaining racurv d by raid rnortgare <>e anv pari thereat. There ia claimed to lw dun at the date of this notice upon tbe Indebtednres secured by *xl<l mortgage and upon stid.mortgage, .the sum of ihtrtvouethousand.two bundled mH twenty dollars and twenty-vlx oH't<. <*.tl.23>»’>). By virtue at tbe tower nf sate contained in said mortgage, and for the pnroo<e nt renilzlnr said amount *0 due upon raid mortgage. I shall sell tbe premtraa h-refalwfore described, togvtbrrwlih said building, eugiru-, bolters and •iry kiln*, orso inueh «4 raid j-renitewi a* shall be necroanrv to s-.tistj the amount »<> due upon the udebledhCM seem rd by .raid uu>rtg*ge. te­ ar ther with the ecst-» o’ this forrtdv un*. M Pubik Veudur to tbe htaboH uul«‘.rr itf t».e north itoor Of th- ocKirr imnvj in the City ot Baa* Many Ooenly lUehntm*. U»m toetoa the irtbe County of the Mb day of �Monra u»b haul FROM WASHINGTON. Iu.lt haring l**u tnad- f.» .mere tbaa 'i v il’Xu 4m‘i.i the <»Sk* Ul .’b» Kvgfeter i> <ts for iIi»’« «hi in <■! Bur- . In flic stat* o( .. (kt.atHi. 13K.M liter 41 ot inert­ . .. ■ p-A'l. tor which drluil!. the ><M . b» <e ttw Hgbt .., |,«r b> u.c '••14 .wrlfiw Du m»d~ k i„..t„lh« »lwlcl'r.ucl|uil miro ol uhl mid the interval accrued tberen « now ",. a lajable. and mi which mort- an there Uli ,n.. d to be due St the dote ul ta& notice n 4 eight liu’ulrtfi and s< viu’.j-muc dot­ . d ir.fhi)-tour cento, and to snB or pr,». at iRw having been lastiutrd to recover uni -v.-urad by axi l inortk4«e or any id N .Ute Is therefore hereby givrn . s,gi.,’. tv tlwD .1 dsy ot Fehrmry. ine. 1, . t.’cltwk in the tor- a<*o~. ’htrr Will ot sold v > I'.t host J or ol the Court Houic, Cilv i< tilt »’*• C-'iiitjr ot luny and NMe ul •lv-1,1 wl-l C.M;rt House belnfc ’die Uilldlcc ’ uiv-h ib ’Ctr.-ult C’nrt for tne ©onuty ol t irry la liehL -t I* v 'action to the htgbeit th - 1'rvt.iiies dtevritwl In matd mort . .«t;iui t. i U t.i-rcof as mi* hr n «-e\sary to ..•:«!> ih--lH*!'.iiiH ’lu*1 •'<* «ni»l mwisage an ’,\v< »••! for.’li. with the liitervrt therto-’, and th., ci .Ate- hsniCT and expenses attowtd by law ->>.t nrovi •dforinsaM mortgage, mnl prtunbi.ng .tuwted in the Village of Freepurr. »•,. .utvo arrynml S’«te <*! Michigan, and dr- riteda* fn»l“W>: Got Urn* el block teg ol -...hi Village of Frrcport according lo the re,.r.Ml 1'1*1 thereof. • Dated. Han’iugs. Midi November 14lh. 1804. Bvsannau Hammond, Mortgagee. AL.'NZO E KKNAHTOS. Attoniey for MorigiQtte. Economize. One and a half teaspoonfuls Horsford’s Baking Powder gives better results than two full teaspoonf- .s of any other. The Second Session of the FiftyThird Oongrosa. 8euat« acid House-Mea*nr«m Du- Others llriwtMl. Washington, Dec. 11.—In the senate yesterday a resolution was offered calling on the president to begin negotiations to secure the independ­ ence of Cuba Senator Morgan spoke it iu favor of the Nicaragua canal bill, Washington, Dec 12.—Senator Mor- | rllll (Vt.) spoke nt length in the sen­ ate yesterday in opposition to various financial measures introduced by Scnator Peffer (Kan.) providing far the issuance of large sums of greenbacks. The Nicaragua canal bill was further discussed. WAfeiiiNuTox.-Dvc. 18.—An unsuccessi ful attempt was made in the senate . yesterday to secure consideration of ' i the bill to strike out' the differential the actual result. tbe Late Llactloo. It requires much ingenuity to mist the significance of the election re­ turns which have been coming in of Jute. ° ------ • democratic — late. Sama journals do | contrive to hide it in part by making': the unwarranted and absurd assamp- ' tion that all the republicans -who ' voted in the presidential election of 1392 also voted iu the state and con­ gressional election this year, so that the only transfer of democrdtic vota i • to the republican side which their figures disclose is the excess of repnblican votes at a state over ihe republican votes at a presidential election. This excess by itself is surprisingly large, but it docs not represent the enlire transfer of votes Jt is ustjally expected that the total vote at state and congressional elections Will be about 10 per cent less than atpresidon tin 1 elections. Thus in 1690 -it was about ll per cent less than in 1888. Whatever this natural loss was through failure of republicans to vote, the transfer of. democrats not only made it np, but added over 800,ooo more. The returns are substantially completc for the great body of northern states east of the Mississippi river.( MMB Mil Mlchlau Toll.nu The Michigan Fei.cmtion of Labar < held its seventh annual session in De­ troit and openly declared in favor of active political work in the ranks of the federation. John D Flanigan, of ©fan<1 Rapids, was reelected president. Secretary Crewe reported that the in­ terest tn the federation during the past year has been flagging. Ten unions ‘had been suspended for non­ payment of dues and two new ones admiltetl. The receipts for the year were $C92.52. end the expenditures $356.64. ■ ' ■ . • ■ 5 the cream of Cod liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, is for Coughs, Colds, •or© Throat* Bronchitis, Weak Lungs. Consumption, Loss of Flesh, Emaciation. Weak Babies, Crowing Children, Poor Mothers* Milk, Scrofula, Anaemia; ADMIKim I TOR’S BALE. In the mitt’r .> rIJi 8 Bora’, feooasetl. No'tc^isbern’iy given t..a‘ I shall sell nt Reports* to die state board of health puhtu-aurtton. to the h’ftws’ bidder, on HatUVi I he iwriitj a-cwiti <lav ut Deem­ by sixty observers in different parts of «5* A* P.. lW4, Ht w ‘•’’■lock, In m . the tbe the state during the week ended De­ fc cuooti.al the premiseshrrHii u. s- rltMxi In the cember 8 .show that intermittent fever 1:1 Lrorol, o turn, in the tP.ate of Mrlimin, i.^raf l^lfe-nse and tonal litis increased and diarrhea Mid umhurirj granlrd lo iw or. IU slxih dfti c* Novraibw. A 5 1»M. h> th. frob te < oi’l 1> decreased in area of prevalence.* Con­ in fact, for all conditions call­ B.rr,v (ounij, Mlchlau. al: o' th, vrute. ntht sumption was reported at 228 places, ing for a quick and effective Ut--ab J Intrrvu o. th. . Utt de? ■„ ’ ot. tnaua scarlet fever at sixty-five, typhoid I? T*!, “4 brine In tbe nourishment. Sendfor Famf-ktef. Free. fever at forty-three, diphtheria at U nt, ul lUrry. tn tiro suw of L ,.«.o ki. >wn and described as fnllows to wit- Th* forty-one, measles at ten and small­ k!U*'.01 ,I'b Xonh B*M quarter (H) of pox at Detroit, Manchester, Sebcwa, hr’ 1£*r!'.r(.k' ■”l1 “• Nortt two | duty on sugar and a resolution for an G) acteg of tbr West halt ot the s u’b V iu Royal Oak. Danby, Adrian, St. Johns «Crthr 8OU,b E“l ‘Xt. r amendment of the rules was also de­ MORTGAGESALE and Watersweet. J^cUon hiKhte«en U«)towu oue(l) Noni. ui g« feated. A bill win introduced provid­ MORTGAGE HALE. Default having Lech msde In tbe conditioue »““»•’»? '»<4I twei. . I Jo ing for the •abolishment of the deathI of a certain mortgage, executed by Milton J. 'Alien* as. default has been made tn tbe oon- lx!) acres of Imul more or less. Fishermen Drowned. Prine and EUioda 8. Prine, husband and wife, penalty in the army and the nary ex­ which hare more than half the whole' dttleus ot <*° certain niortgaaes. one of said , Dated November Ttti, A. D., ush. Edgar Gebo and Chris Wicks, fisher­ to Ixjv! M. Dewey, dated the fourtresitii day nu>rtoxe« made and executed by Mary J. WilUauvk* w. Wiluams. cept in cases of murder, rape, deser­ March 1W3. recorded tbe sixteenth day hams to Daniel Striker. William F. Sid num and Administrator tion to the enemy in time of war andI number of votes in th6 Whole coon try. men, were both drowned from a fish­ of of March 1892. and on which there Is due. at William H. Ilaxe. tne Albkit; College Eudowboat near Torch Lake in Grand . The changes in this body of states, if tbe date hereof. One Hundred and Sixty Bix nic»c Fund Committee and their successors | aggravated mutiny. Bills were passed distinctly one way, Both men lived at and 2s l(X) Dollant, notice te hereby given that, settle every Traverse bay. -xHne <!***• O Pdwr aosond. elzhttwu hundred i granting pensions of $100 per month to'► election and determine the character Charlevoix and leave families. The by virtue of tbe power of Bale in said mortgage. .’••ghtv fiv-t«» ircure the payment et ten hun- I 1 I shall foreclose the same by a sate, at publie drvd thirty dollars and h»teri-'t thereon st the: Mary Palmer Banks, Mrs. Katherine : of the government In tho following boat was supposed to have capsized. auction, to tbe highest bidder, at the north r.ite of seveu rule seven per ver ceuf cent p*-r per annum aad aau recorded iI Todd Clittcnden and Maj-Gen. 'A. Mcdoor of the Court House In the elty ot th- nice of the R-ghteruf Deeds for Barry 1 h statement tho votes in 1893 and 18i)i The bodies were found under the boats front Hastings, on the twenty second day of Decem­ Clernand. li uuutv. MHtigan. October twenty-sixth, I are given for these states, arranged entangled in the nets. Gebo was the ber IBM. at twelve o’clock noon, of all that cer­ ■ ghteeu humlr.-U elehty-flw in liberal of mort­ W ashington . Dec. I l — Senior Blan ­ tain piece or parcel of land «iluale In tbe towuT ; - in two divisions, the six New Englund son of Louis Gebo, who as pilot of the .. »^e * on page 33. The other of said mortgages Johustodm in tbe County of Barry and chard (La.) introduced a bill in the; end three middle states, and the five Vernon was lost on that steamer five shipof 14d<- amt executed by Nelson H. Cn>v«. Carrie | resultof the usual treatment of I State wi of Michigan, and described as followz. i Ltrw« hl- wlJo. and the said Mary J. Williams blood dison tern. Tlie system is filled with; senate yesterday directing the secre­- central states between Pennsylvania J years ago. Two brothers also lostjto wtt: Commencing thirteen rods west ot - the said Daniel Ntrlker, WilUain r. Sidnxm I Mercury and PatasU n mcdles-mare to; the north east corner of Section nineteen tary of the treasury to refund to thes and the Mississippi river: their lives by drowning. be drcudcsl than the dls« use—and in a; r..(! tV'lliam H, Haze, the Albion College En- i ! thence running south twelve rods, thence west Citizens* bank of Louisiana money short, while is lu a far worse condition; dosment Fund Committee and their snccMsora ! eight rods, tbence north twelve rots and thence A4v«M(eas. l than before. The most common result is; deirjig dale November second, efehlcen hunAir*. .... Hord Set Free. ' cast eight rods to fhc place of beginning, tbe IrM taken by union soldiers during the ito?. deed eialitv-nhie tn m*cutb tfte pat went of four New Enalnnd.............. -WO.'ZM 453 3F- ) 1„ the court al ; ’ . In me drault circuit court, ni Allegan nuo^uu Praro * war. The bill for the establishment Middle . .'.hired vlghty-four doliars'and Iulcrest there—Al----*.< ----------- PUL ---------.1 that the r I.kviM Dbwzy, d the rate of seven per cent per :munm and i ecuting Attorney Fish moved Central states of a university of the United States at 1.4&L4M >r which S. 8. 8 1s tbe most reliable 8 k .tfbrtiKacue. r, (uird.-d in the office of the it •ulster of Deeds : case against Mrs. Ira Hurd, charged ire. A few bolUtn will afford rvUefB Washington was dfcwnaaed . r Barry County, Michigan. November m--<hmI. C iiax H. B al * er . J Totals. .8,478.311 s.iw.xa with the murder of her husband, be ■ .tiitren huunred eighty nine in liber 31 <d . Attorney for Mortgager. iHwerutle. • I't&rtgagM on page IhlU <»( said mortgages 1 nolle pressed. The reasons given were IhM Wamhxgton, Dec. 11.—Bills were in­ IRK. ItHug long past iltir, whereby die power of I Now England 31.03 »»•.« that he considered the evidence too troduced In the house yesterday to »’ rout- Inca »i> each of said mortgages has Middle 813X51 1.174.174 W. F. DALXY. Brooklyn Rterated R- R. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. : fc.inie ojierattva and no suit or proceedings i Central MtutoaL14I.US .annex that portion of Arizona north IAW weak to secure conviction. He hod no r Ivipg been instituted at law or otherwise to I improved n>t>i '.I< nml Bf more evidence than was given at the Blate of Michigan. In the Circuit Court lor the of Colorado river to Utah; to prohibit ■i - >ver tbr debt secured by ertht-r of said Gilbert tv^Lae and David D Cadv. a co-part­ Totals.....................2.4MJ81 ant i v. u ' examination in The justice court Mrs. ’iiutgagesorany part thereof, and ny reason I completely cured. iKwBSWm the printing of any words or devices Here It ippean ibot whn« tbe recan heart! I > r>s-ois. nership Ann doing bust new and exlBtlug under • 4 satd default, tnerv Is claimed IS be due al j upon the American flag by individuals, puMioan vote in every New Enulend Hurd and her sureties were discharged. the name and style ot Lee & Cady meed your wonderful medicine to anyone : Il’s date spoil ls»th ot said mortgages, and: vs and to provide for the settlement of stele except MasMchuMtts wu iurecr . »tcs accompanying the ssme trie sum of 1 Gambling tn Grand Rapid*. Thomas E. Shaffer. In attachment. 4 .• rtevi. hundred righty-dne dollars besides an labor troubles by arbitration. UM in ISO-J. it increased little in the Notice Is hereby given that on the 2*nl day ot A mandate from the police commis­ .Giornry fee of twenty-five dollars a» provided ' Washington, Dee. 12.—In the house nprresate because 13.S00 les. in ■ Mos,. A. D., 1«H. a writ o< attachment was ■r n t?- first of said mortgages sioners in Grand Rapids has gone forth October, duly Issued out of the Circuit £ourt (or the Now Thar, fore uotiee is Lcreby civen that , yesterday the bill amending the in­ ■tHnuctu. SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. Atlants. Go. Uut the democratic vote to the effect that dice shaking in County of Barry, at the suit of Gilbert W. I^e . kirtae of the power of sale iu each ot said I terstate commerce act to permit of was «V,00>l leu. or more than a qaar- saloons, cigar stores, grocery stores aud David D. Cady, co-partners doing business -orlK.L'r* votiUhivsland of the statutes of the railroad'ffooling was passed by a vote ter. In the middle atatoa the re nub­ and all other places will hereafter b© at the city of Detroit, io said State, under the suit-of M'diigan. bMh of said tvortgace* will firm name of l<se and ( adv. the at>6ve named be torvclosed by a sate <d the prvtalst-a therein i uf 160 tn 110. bean rote was U1.W0 larger than in regarded as sufficient provocation for Plaintiff v. a tains! the land*, tenements, goods '-teribe-.i or so much thereof as may b « necea- j and clialtlcT. moneysand effects o( Thomas E. Wasiunvtox. Dec. 18.—The consid- 1 -.in «■> satisfy the amount due t!|s>n both of i th. presulential election, over lu per the arrest of the participants in the bhaffcr. the defendant above !Vr„Uie -;,id ni'irtgxgs* a? the date of tht- sale thereof I! eration of the urgency deficiency bill I the democratic Vote was game and the proprietor of the saloon, sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Four »‘»n*ra ilirr wun tt>eid! Cpsta. interest, taxes and I was begun in the house yesterday, and ' LSaUXl. or SS.3 |KT cent smaller. In the •cigar store or other place where the~ iu><! Sixty .Klybt rrof. >•«•■*> ••'; mu** -.'.id sate at p-.Hd-.c auciloi; to ijm w Tit was returnable on Tuesday me ^4h day ol *.-> 1-*'bidder Friday tn>-fth day of Ffcbru a motitfikto strike out the appropria­ I central autes the republican vote was same may be in progress. November. A. D.. !KM. *rv. it inwVh^N.a. in ar tl»e t<orth irot.1 Dated this zTth day o< November. A. p. i»t» tion for the collection of the income l.I.cMTor 11 percent larger than In tho • or »i ihe i i>urt Houm- io tn • Cilv ot Hmuttiffs. ClintHTOfHFa 11. w !»*>•*• tax **’ defeated. Mr. Broderick I P"s>dentlal election, while the d.-mo-iiiniv of Barry „o<l State ot Mtcbigan.itbesaid Attorney for pkaintlff*. ' • » H mse l«elitg the place where the Cuvult A cow entered the residence of bWKZZKY L SWF.ZZKV. (Kan.) intnxlneed a bill restoring*ihe rratlcvote waast-uon, cr •uas]pcr eent Cour, for tbe C.iunty of Hardy Is held) |he Of Counsel. deRichard Spencer at Buasemer and McKinley rate of $sl® a head on cattle smaller. In ail these states the repnbt»r-mi-> < desrrltwl In each »bd of over I year of agt( epteriug the United ncan vote actually increased 289,036, | stroyed a large number of expensive 1 States. f>r 9.1 per cent, in spite of its natural | dishes, tipping over the cupboard, carter of section No. right In town No. MORTGAGE SALE. Washing rox, Dec. 14.—Mr. Hayes, I decrease from a presidential to a stale cook store and ccntet4 table. When -i .- ..> nortn of range uluc <* «e-«t m th­ having been made In the comflUottf1 . .,i«hic of Rutlwd. Comity of tarry nml.S ate of Iowa, introduced in the frou.*e-yes- I election. But the democratic rote waa Mr. Spencer returned he found the ot Default a certain mortgage, executed by Charles D. ; Mtebigar. containing eighty aires of laud ho.15,738, or 22.8 per cent., smaller than animal in a narrow pantry, with her Johusou and Ida M. .luuu-on. uusband and •rd -i- s- the |-bited Buses >urvey thereof Are you willing to work for the cause । terday a bill establishing a postal into Lucinda C. Cheney and Alice E. Miles. | an ranee upon mail matter. The urg­ in 1892, which Ls much mare thnfi the head some way fastened in a flour wife, «iated the twenty fourth day of August, isra re­ of Protection in placing reliable infor­ Dated. November Uth. ent deficiency, fortifications aud natural decrease. Examination of the barrel and unable to get out, the door corded the twenty fourth day oi August H08 pamil tyrniKKir mation in the hands of your acquain­ and on which there is due at this date three military academy appropriation bills statement will show that if an equal having been closed. Hundred and fifty six and t» iou Dollars, tbe tances? were passed and the pension bill decrease uf b per cenL from the presi­ mortgagees having elected tu declare the whole Albion College Endowment Fund CummitBoy* Arrested Car Burglary. amount of said mortgage due and navnbfe on If you are, you should be identified ($141,881,570) was discussed. The post dential vote on each side bo assumed The police have unearthed a gang of account of the nou-paymenc <if the Interest due' it would then appear that 540,000 dem­ ofiice appzoprialion bill ($80,442,807) with August twenty fourth iHd according to tbe* A luxury lor MortKMecB. 'young burglars in Ishpeming who terms and conditions of said mortgage. Notice' ocrats must have voted the republican was reported. THE AMERICAN have been operating there for three is hereby given that, by virtue of the power of Washington. Dec. 15. —In the house ticket, more than a sixth of the whole PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE. years past A large amount of .stolen »ale in said mortgage.! shall foreclose lhe same by a sale, at public auction, to Hie highest bid­ yesterday the pension appropriation number of democratic voters. goods was secured. A portion of them der. at tbe north front dobr of the Court House. ORDER OF PUBLICATION bill was passed The evening session This assumption is not entirely reawere hidden in a cave in u mountain In the citr of Hastinas, on tbe twenty second vstrof Michigan, Fifth Judicial Cfreult. io . was devoted to the consideration of sonabie, for the number of votere who day of December 1PM at twelve o'clock noon, of near Ishpeming. Fire boys, between all that certain piece or parcel of land situate i.hancrry. private pension bills and the house neglect to vote in each party is largeMary M. liarlaud. Complainant 17 and 32 years of age, were arrested. and being in tbe city of Hastings. In tbe County iy affected by the same influences adjourned over until the 17th. of Barry and State of Michigan, and described I as follaws.to wit: A -trip of land ninety one feet < M <;-trliind. defendant. which cause a transfer from one party Short But Newsy Items. Suit pending In the Circuit Coart for the I wide off ol and from the 'uorth end of lots num­ to xhe other. It may therefore be inAnother deep rein of coal was dis­ bered five hundred and nine and five huadred and County of Rsrrr. in Chancery, at Hastings, , Jamxstowx, K. Y.. Dec. IT.—Mrs. । ferred with more reason that about covered in Albbe township. Saginaw ten according to the original plat of the village •»’» the seventh day nf NGvemter A. D„ (now city) of Hastings, recorded in Barn Coun­ Winslow Shearman and daughter. Mrs. four per cent, of the republicans and county, and mining will be carried on ty Register's office, subject to a reservation of lu thl« rau*> It appturing frem affidavit on' Clinton Davis, were muni cred near ten per cent, of the democrats refused । extensively. a strip five feet wide off the north end of said lilfJhat the defendant, Georgr- M Garland H «»•* I; i lots for an alloy tbe mmo being the mortgaged r.-tit-t.t nftI S Mate.but resides at Huntington here by unknown robbers, while Mr. to vote. In that case the actual in­ Joe Mitchell's house at Manistique ' premises. :n tbe State of Oregon,on motion of Philip T. Cel- ! Shearman was attending the funeral crease of republican rotes implies a । was burned and two boys, aged -4 and 5 '■• Da. ed September 8Stb..t8!M. grove t*onipls!nNiilS vO'tcltor—it is ordered that ii rd That cur wonderful n metiv -MOTtfBM Fhikwd ' Which inaktti child-birth ruBj Aust E. Milbu. of his son and dnnghter-itf-law, who transfer of 4O0.U00 democrat* to the re­ years, perished. I the -aid dcfeiulat t.George M- Garland cause his | K Mrs. Mitchell left Mortgagee. i«?|waranve to.be entered h-rrin, within four i D nuv i«- within the reoch of all w have publican side, leaving over 315,000 her children locked in tbe house while were killed by a train. Cham. H. Balkh. inoi.ilm front lb-- date ot this order, and in ca»e f| reduord the price to CNE DOLLAR per Attorney tor Mortgagee. botUc. democrats who did not vote at all. or she called on a neighbor. <>f hixappearanre that be ouh his answer to ’ Shot by a Burglar. threw away their vote on populist ...BEWARE of frauds, count­ thr complainant's bill of complaint to be filed, F. S. Price, of Traverse City, and his Cleveland. tl, Dec. 18.—-William 11. tickets, which, in the states cast of the amt a copy tiirr of to be serves! on s>id comerfeits and substitutes. Take sister. Mra E. V. Davis, of Neal, have Plaluant’s solicitor—wltblu twenty days after Price, the well-known member of the nothing but Mississippi river, were known to hove fallen heir to $5,000 cash each, and a M-rvlce ryi him ol a copy of said bill at d notice firm of printing press manufacturers, no chance of success. A transfer of of this order; and that tu defaril thereof, said bill tw taken as confessed by the sa d uuu-rtslChandler & Price, was almost in­ 400.U00 democratic votes ont of a little half interest in a 300-mjre farm in Ne­ dent xtelrLdant. stantly killed at his home at 2:80- over 8.000.000 is indeed a thing worth braska, worth 810,000, by tbe death of ■ TIME TAELE And it Is further ordered. That within twenty an aunt In effect February it. !"JH. diva the said (kimplainaut cause a notice <4 d'clock yesterday morning by a burglar, the attention of congress and tho this order lo be published In the Hastings While Fred Wicks, of Port Huron, who escaped. president, but it is in part explained was walking along River street, near Ha n;v gji. a newspaper printed, published and eircnlatlDg tn said county, and that such publi­ I by the fact that a portion of the vote , the icehouses, he was sandbagged and Statlona. cation be continued therein at least once in SOLD »T AU bWUCQiSTHeach week, for six weeks in succession, or that I St. Pavl, Minn . Dec. 17.—Judge given to the democratic ticket in 1802, robbed of seven dollars. * she cause a copy of thisordCr to be personally | James Gillfalliu, chief justice of were those of former republicans, whoI gyWrite tor book "TO MOTHERS" The dry goods house of W. M. Ben­ NORTB. served on said non.rv*ld»*nt defendant at lra?t Minnesota, died at his residence in have returned in disgust from a most nett & Co., the oldest mercantile twenty days before the time abovd prescribed I mailed free. Chicago Lv THE BRADFIELD RE6ULAT0R CO., Jur bis appearance. this city Sunday morning from a com­ uncongenial companionship. establishmeutin Jackson, discontinued Clcmknt Smith. In thp state west of the- Mississippi business and closed its doors for all Kalamazoo Lv... ATLANTA. (1JL plication of kidney and Ihrcr troubles. Circuit Judge. the returns arc not as complete, but ssfflrssii Putur T. Colgrovk. He was 65 years old. ' time. . Complainant's Solicitor. I show different changes. The popu­ The corpse of a young baby, wrapped Cressey No More Public Executions. John G. Nagi.rf lists there gained a considerable part MUo........ -....... . ^A»«nt«. $75 Register. Madrid, Dea 17.—Public executions of the votes which the democrats lost in a sheet and with a handkerchief Delton Attest. have been abolished in Spain by royal In Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Kan­, tied about its neck, was found at Rives Cloverdale . A True Copy.] Bhultz decree. In the future condemned crim­ sas and South Dakota the republican! Junction by boys. Samuel Allen, an aged Saginaw car- HASTINGS inals will suffer the death penalty in­ vote was 671,551, against 631.462 in the, । penter was killed st Ludington by side the prison walls. Coats Grove.... Everywhere. Competent presidential election, a gain of more , falling through the hatchway of a Woodland than 50,000. The democratic vote was Woodbury Monutnaut t<> Gen. Jrvuiont. ; steamer, only a few days before celeF4« 1>. JL.JI cate for each poertiow at the Grand Banidf New York, Dec. 17.—The movement only 348,709, against 331.032 in the f-swriwy ....... ineMOrflcae, Shorthand, and Normal School. I presidential election, and the populist; brating his golden wedding. to erect a monument over the grave of Detroit For Catalogue, addrasB A* H- Pariah. Prop! The annual meeting of the Michigan Grand vote was about 370,000, against 323,000 Rapids... Gen. John C. Fremont, “The Pathfind­ Christian Missionary association was er," in the cemetery at Spark Hill, N. । in the presidential election. Thus, it appears that a large proportion of the held at Bangor with a large number ¥., is well under way. • democratic voters in those states have of delegates in attendance. Stations. Sick at heart at having wronged a Returned Home. drifted over to the populists, while the Hzbron, I*., Dec. 17.—Henry Graben, actual increase in republican votes girl at Ishpeming, out of a job and SOUTH. who disappeared from, here in 1885, represents nearly a,sixth of the entire money, Louis Hocknell, a printer ----------------------------- D THB----------------------------and who was believed to have been democratic vote in 1892.—N. Y. Trib­ known all over the country among Chicago Ar..... Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West the typos and nicknamed “Prince Al­ murdered by his stepmother, bas re­ une. bert," committed suicide at Chatta­ turned home. And Has the Largest Circulation. EFThe secretary of the treasury has nooga. Tenn. asked congress for an appropriation of Mrs. F. M. Furrow, the wife of a Buffalo. N. Y., Dec. 14.—Eddy I 8500,190 to meet the expenses of col­ Delton...... rrnun DAILY (without Sunday)** oo per year farmer living about 2 miles northeast OoverdaM... Leoncrt, of this city, reduced John­ lecting the income tax. The chair­ of Maple Rapids, tried to commit sui­ Shultz IlKMj DAILY (with Sunday)............................»8.oo per year son’s straig^t$>ay mile road bicycle man of the honse appropriations com­ cide, but the doctor was called too HAanxos... record to 1:35 and the unpaced mile to mittee thinks that practically the only quick and her plans were upset EK6URIALT1 . POISON RHEUMATISM I I a Friend.%o TYve cause PrcfcecVxon. ClmevieaYV AvAecesYs ? EXPECTANT ^MOTHERS. Chicago, Kaliffliwo If Sigiiro others . Friend M The inter ocean S££sn=& BT MAIL Th^Weekly Inter Ocean | S A NEWSPAPER THE WTCT The Weekly Inter Ocean AS A FAMILY PAPER IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY. mfIIII nSLUERACV bEATURES arc nMqiwUd. || POLITICALLY IT IS REPUBLICAN, .nd ip.M M reroler, th. brarflt M th. “ •** Ut* ~Htlc«l tro*:- It ate. »lr~ th.ro THE NEWS OF inc WORLD. IT IS A TWELVE-PAGE PAPER. THf INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO, THE NEWS AND COHnERCIAl. eh STEP OF ALL WEST OF THE ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS. AND IS BETTER ADAPTED TO THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE OF THAT SECTION THAN ANY PAPER FARTHER It I. In aranrd EAST, with th. roxnA. Al the We.t both In Politic, nod Llteratnr.. Pinon raroil I that thoprlc. WTh. Wortly law Oc.n U ONLY ONE DOL­ L/.. PCS TSAR. AMra. _________________ .Rnoeaod for Seven Days. Chicago, Dec. IT. —Doctors are puz­ zled by the case of little Estelle Hey­ man, who after taking a slight cold sneezed almost continuously for seven opposition will be that of Senator Hill, which will not count Doubtless the fact that the collection of the tax involves the appointment of 500 addlional employes of the treasury de­ partment may help the passage of the appropriation. Members with hungry | days. Death of a Noted Sioux Chief. Sioux Crrr, la., Dec. 18.—The death of Gaul, noted Sioux chief, is reported from Standing Rock agency. He was next to Sitting Bull in rank. constituents will be eager for this new ( crop of government plums. — Troy 1:52«. ^“"u. THE THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago- D?ed Terether. Findlay, O., Dec. IT.—David Orwig and Miss Ollie Wilhelm, of this city, re­ solved to quit this world together, and did so by taking morphine. Mn D.yld Slocum, ot thli pl»ce. beaten by maaked burjlar. and ro J bod of 110,000. Times. EJTThe disclosure of Cleveland’s too great intimacy with Wall street will I do much to shake the faith of certain people in the soundness of his money views Many have believed that he is an honest advocate of monometallism, but thoseVho have watched his course closely are convinced that he merely reflects the opinions of the banking interests of the country, and that he has no personal views on the subject. ' —San Francisco Chronicle. Tim Slagh and Tim Smith, proprie­ tors of the Crescent planing .mill, and Cornelias Steffens, their teamster and cousin, were caught in the act of set­ ting a house on fire at Holland. Michigan liquor dealers want the legislature to increase the tax on drug Stores from $800 to $560. Just about a decade ago the Ottawa Indians.in Emmett county numbered about 2,000; now they have dwindled down to about half that number. Marshal A. D. McIntyre, who was shot in the head by tramps at Vassar, had a fair chance for recovery. Prominent society people in Detroit, including several physicians, propose to organize an ’’anti-kissing club.’’ Rev. Mr. Bobjent. of Saginaw, saya he does B*t consider games in which but five emit i* M »t*ke gambling. Coats Grove. Woodland leasing Detroit.... Grand Rapids Traverse City BayVlew t Freight trains will be run nf the company, who reserve the risht I the ttsMotsseh tralna witlimit noCtes. No. < mil wait st Wowiburj from No. 1 oo DL& >. m*. llAir uraro- w . ..... .. - H . 8. DZHIXO. v a. c. pottm. awi r.* J. �Thursday, Dec. ao, 1894. MAMHALL L..COOK. Mlw». KXTKBEV AM MtCOXD CI.ASM MATTKM AT THK ILASTOtU*. MICH., POffTOFFICK, EDITORIAL NOTES A Fall Meteor* of Edwcatloa. Now, thcu, can we utilize this victory, make it pet manetit aud give to this coun­ try a return of prosperity of past times? Tbqre is only one way. We must educate the people of the country up to the full measure of wtodoot In this matter or rath­ er the people must educate themselves, aud there neve-r was a better opportunity. Men’s minds are now receptive. In the last two years they have seen the folly of all this flippant talk about “Tariff taxa­ tion,” “free raw materal,” “markets of the world,” and ail the other catch words which exhibit the wisdom of the parrot and tbe dcclaimer Instead of tbe wisdom of tbe statesmen. They realize in a gen­ eral way that there is soundness In that universal instinct whereby each country demands that Its people shall have tbe first chance to do their own work and that everybody who Is willing to labor shall have employment at their wages. What we need now Is not general belief In onr doctrines. We need teaching • which pomes from practical results. We need a distribution of the facta. When I say to you that Protection will cheapen goods and make better goodtu you may yield assent, but It may not be a fighting faith. But when I show by facta and figures, that ground glass, for example, though raised 100 per cent by the McKin­ ley Tariff, bas reached almost the same price as before, and the consumer gets American glass worth 20 per cent more,. and every inch of it made by American labor, I show something which is an ever present answer to all the theories of the world. Hardly one of the audience I now address would fail to give a like example within bls whole knowledge. The truth has to be taught. Lies find their own way. If weeds grow where should be the waving grain, it te because i\ is easier for weeds to grow. -Free-Trade captivates men's minds because it can be put into a phrase. The real world cannot be put In­ to a phrase. All the volumes on earth have not yet contained IL Truth does not fiy about like a buttarfiy, ready to i>e •aught la the aeL Troth is at the bottom •f tbe well, aqd the bucket goes often down before It fetches IL During tbe next two years this country aeads tbe help of every man who has tbe riightMl monel of troth in bls possession. Why (to I Insist on this? Because tbe U we bad aa abaohfto despotic menareh. •ould we hope tor. laws which would be better than ha knew? Who fe onr ruler? sylwter owvamith. OwUetea AngeHmt Holmes, Woodland Frank DHknbeca, Woodland Cora Lee. The exports of cotton piece goods to the United States from England during the month of October were 3,650,300 yards as compared with 2.13ft,400 yards In October. 1803, an Increase of orer 1,500,000 yards during this one month of ••Tariff Reform.” Burin, lb. yc^r endin. June doth, 1B92. there were 1S.M0,71, pound, of tin plate muiufeetnred. During the year ending June Both, im, there were 90,819,1102 There probably will be no more tariff tinkering until such times as tbe republi­ to ever new abstruseness, wheel within wheel, and depth under depth. His as­ tonishing Intellect occupies in splitting hairs, and not iu twisting cordage, or other effectual draught tackle to take road with. Yon can only get away from such a man with tbe prayer, 'Lord, deliver me from Thee.’ I want twisted cordage and steady pulling, Dot spilt hairs, hysterical subtle, elevated individual, the Lord de- Mr. Broalua pot* It. the A mer­ man of the W«y« ane Means Committee 888888X88888 can party sees fit to take hold and straight­ en things np after the democrats have got through with their pow-wow. “The tariff act passed at the last session of Congress needs important amendments. I am still very decidedly in favor of put­ ting coal and iron upon the free list— Groner ClerdontTs Menace. I a sS e Rises difficult for a Jap tc).. find a Chinaman in China as it is for an; Ameri­ can to find a democrat in the United* States. Still there are lota bf ’em In each country. The Western farmers who grow sugar beets were paid $5.00 a ton for them under the McKinley law. They are glad to con­ tract for them for next near at $4.00 a ton. r* I 1 I « 9 Ji SE * The First Spiritual Society hold meet­ ings in their hall every Sunday at 2:30 o’clock. Subjects of Interest to investigating and thinking minds will be discus- Vacation begins Friday night. Jesse Holt*. of Hastings, is in the city taking treatment for deafness. Ed. Mallory, who has been very sick, Is still confined to tbe hospital, although much better. Murat Halstead’s lecture on “Tbe Rela­ tion of Journalism to Public Life” was not what one might have expected from so great a man. The Regents met last week. Among *otber things they received the resignations of the entire Homeop. faculty, ordered a new seal for the University, aud granted the one of tbe Gym to tbe Junior Hop fra­ ternities for their annual ball. The Columbian Organ dedication took place on Friday night and was a success In every way. Many people from outride tbe city were here, and besides tbe regular musical program, speeches were made by The annual report of the hospital super­ And th. AlMtteu people were delirer- intendent gives some latoreeUng figures. Tbe total number of patients admitted during tbe year was 1502. Dr. Carrow alone bad 576 patients in tbe department HrtU.h Trad* Brhk. of OpChalmcrfogy. Of these 4 ST were There is already a more hopeful tone in cured, 49 improved and W unimproved. Of the whole number admitted to the hos­ tbe Bradford market, consequent upon the pital America has 1210, Canada 101, Ger­ inquiries from tbe United States. Tbe many 87. England 40. etc. There were 111 occupations represented, tbe house­ wife feeding with 454 cases. the farmer second with 968, students 900. children 195, laborers 114, eta. Tbe report in full shows tbe great work done in tbe Univer- 25 ^EHT The Mammoth Stock of Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods of R. MUDGE has been sold to PHIN SMITH Who will close it out Regardless of the Cost It It •*« ** • !5i in the county. If you . He bought it cheap and will now give you all a benefit. will see our goods and get our prices you will find that we are OPEN DEC. 15 1894. Price Makers See our m 73 Mi PH IN SMITH Prettier Than Brer Gold and other watches Rings, Chains, Charms, Lockets, Silver Novelties. My Cut Glass is The Best In The Market. sqqflK 25 LBS You Know Tor $ 1.00 We Know Now on Saturday Next Buyers of Christmas Presents We are Going find it to their interest to look my stock over and get To Give Away prices. John gessmer, 300 SACKS of The Jeweler. DAIRY SALT Hastings. IE WILL SELL TOD HOLIDAY • -GOODS 100 at 11:00 o’clock a. m.; 100 at 2 o’clock p. m., and 100 at 4 p. m. This is a good clean salt and the 25c sacks are bargains. CHEAP. Be on hand for we want to Rive away all of the 800 sacks. We Have Not Bought Our Holiday goods, china­ Them to Keep If ware, lamps, cupsand saucers, fruit plates, etc. are all new and nice—best stock in the city, and our Xmas candy, for price and quality, will be always way ahead of the rest. low mens Will Sell Them. .TtHollowao It fa »ot uo- Closing Out Sale i TU.. 8- You are cordially invited to gttenA '.tW Epworth Leanue meeting Sunday evening to be led by Mrs. Cox. Subject, “SpiritnaHty” Services at the Catholic church at mid­ night, Christmas eve. All are welcome. Woolley & Bronson BEST 8 The services at Emmanuel church on Christmas day will be as follows; 7 a. m.. Holy (kMumunion; 10 a. m., Morning Prayer, sermon and second celebration of the Lord’s Supper. Tbe anthems at the service will be “Sing O Heavens,” “Tours, and Break Forth Into Joy.*—Barnby. On Thursday even I ng, Dec 37,al 7 o’clock there will be a Christmas party in the Parish House. Only tbe scholars, their parents, tbe teachers and officers of the Bunday School admitted. The Operetta la io preparation and will be given by tbe school rooo after Christ- Usual services at Presbyterian church Sunday. Miss Carrie Yutz will lead the meeting of the Y. P. 8. C. E. in the eve­ ning. 3 E £ 3 At the Methodist Episcopal church the Christmas time will be observed next Sun­ day fay especial music by the choir. Sub­ ject of the sermon lu the morning** The visit of the wise men.” In tbe evening, “Paradise regained” Sunday School at noon. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Every one Is cordial I y invited to these services. Tbe Methodist Episcopal Sunday School will have a Christmas tree on Christmas eve at half past seven o’clock. A short program called, “How the Brownies Fool­ ed Santa Claus” will be given In connect­ ion. An admission fee of five cents to - assist in defraying expenses will be paid by members of the five Bible classes and officers and persons who are not members of the school. Tbe tree will be a fine one contributed by C. S. Whit­ comb and will be lighted by electricity. t & Church and Society. CALL AND SEE US. WE CAN SUIT YOU, FIT YOU AND FIT YOUR POCKET BOOK......................................... fit The Little Red Front Shoe Store writing a book on “I>emocratlc Deficits, or History Repeating Itself.” Who’s the lucky man. The Sugar Trust has been so badly abused and misused that it has only paid a quarterly dividend of three per cent. A great many compli­ ments for and a great many pounds sold, of our 25c tea, samples of which we gave away on Saturday last We can say with confidence that it is the 3 £ I 1 8 Some man could Immortalize himself by The annual donation tendered Rev. Cox of the M. E. church, amounted to nearly *109. / .4 • Congressman Marriott Broslus, in (he eoune of his grand and eloquent address at the open bouse Wednesday night, quot­ ed Carlyle’s description of Sir Henry Vane of England, who Nourished socoe genera­ tions back. Mr. Broslus applied this des­ cription to the distinguished Congveesman of this district, who is leading the fight for the establishment of Free Trade in Ameri­ ca. These words of tbe great Carlyle as applied to Sir Henry Vane are so apt and approprirte to Mr. Wilson that we repro­ duce them here. The lines are as fol­ lows: “Grant him all manner of purity and elevation; subtile, high dtacoorae and In­ tellectual dexterity; an amiable, devout and zealous man. His tendency toward tbe abstract and theoretic is Irresi stable. His bold on the concrete wherein lies everything that Is practical and perma­ nent is not that of a giant or born practical king. Hie astonishing subtility of mind conducts him not to new clearness, but Slippers or Shoes hi pounds of tin plate anuiutatnred. Rev. and Mrs. Cor desire to thank their many friends who attended the donation at tbe M. E.church last week. , .Carty *•*■ Pieter* *f s A NICER PRESENT THAN A NICE PAIR OF SIN OL UK ELEPHANT Ham§& Everybody Knows |'M«| I"—' That the virtues ot the Majestic stoves and ranges would not be so uni­ versally praised if they did not have true worth and merit back of them. Everyone of our customers who bought the Majestic merits. is an advertiser of its They are all pleased. Read whatljMrs. J. P. Roberts, of this city has to say: I raoemiy purchawd a ftafestic and after a thorough test, feel that I cannot praise it enough. It will save wood enough each year to pay for ItMIL H to partem in operation and I never saw a stove that I liked ao well. Call and buy a Majestic Stove for a Christmas present for your wife. GOODYEAR BROS �riASTlNC BANN PEI Thursday, Dec. 20, •lot" rirralnx. the cron-r. nude ui U ■Igununl Mond.v tn w. O. Lowden hw the benefit uf cn-dllora. When you ire pi» *-* when you can buy Holi­ day Goode from my large as Hortment at greatly reduced prices. My line consists of all t;he................... During the rush of trade Saturday two LOCALNEWS. 85 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach .this office Tuesdays at latest tG insure insertion in tbe issue of the week a-hen brought Ladies and gents mufflers at Stauffers. The man who prophesied an unusually hard and early winter is keeping stilt Free—A nut cracker and pick with every pound of mixed nuts at Stauffer’s. Coin, oats and all kinds of ground feed Cook A Cook’s candies coals and a pair ot pants were stolen from the Mudge stock of clothing which Mr. Smith recently purchased. The prices on our dress goods, capes, handkerchiefs, gloves and hosiery are worthy of your attention. spect them. Call and In­ -Spulding. Ona thins we never could see through, and that is. why anyone should pay cash for whiskey and ask credit for groceries. We ean’t do 11 Cook A Cook. One of the novel attractions this year Is the constantly changing colored lights In F. R. Pancoast’s jewelry exhibit. This was the product of Mr. Pancoast’s ingenu­ ity. - QIKtVLrtTION . No better assortment of Bessmer's Jewelry sent buyers. THE DRUGGIST. A line of Excelsior Diaries for 1895. and Cook A Cook. Guaranteed accurate and durable are the watches sold by John Bessmer, tbe Jeweler. C bas. Knight, organ constructor aud rebulider. Organs and pianos cleaned, re­ paired and toned. Satisfaction guaranteed in workmanship and prices. First class references. 15 years experience. Orders left at Hotel Teal will be promptly attendIbe ladles of Hastings and vicinity never Iiad a better opportunity to buy, nor a better stock of fur capes, muffs and fur scarfs to select from than they have right now at Julius Russell’s. Mr. Russell bought especially for tbe holiday trade. Call aud see them. * We want all the people to understand that we wont be undersold by any Ann In this city and that we are ready at any and all times to meet honest compctlton. However we wont attempt to compete with cheap, second class goods because we don’t keep anything of that kind in stock, Saturday was a big day for tbe merchants here. The fine weat her bringing our goods are first class, reliable goods, and we are selling them as cheaply as any everyone ouL retail house lu Michigan. Give us a call, For small noveltties in Sterling Silver compare our goods and prices with others, aud cut glass ware that are inexpensive and you will be our coatomer. see F. R. Pancoast. • Phillips A Ekb. • Cut Glass and Sterling Silver make a Mrs. James W. Sheldon, of Albion, will very tasty present. F. R. Pancoast can erect a 910.000 tomb In memory of her de­ ehow you a good line. Many of the store windows la the city ceased husband. What a grand Idea it are beautifully trimmed for Christmas.and would be to place this tomb on one of the best business sites, make it three stories prove a great attraction. stories high and aboat twenty-four by Banner and Detroit Tribune 91.25, eight feet and ask tbe city to fill it with Banner and Inter Ocean 91.35 and Bangood books. The first story could be used neb and New York Tribune 91*00. for a reading room the second for a library By the way. why don't you get one of and tbe third rented at half rates to poor those beautiful water setts at Phillips A people. What a mint of good could be Erbs for a present for your friend. done with 910,000! How much better The merchants of Hastings never bad some such use than to employ it as a finer stocks for the holiday trade. Look house for a bouse Iron. which the occu­ for their bargains in the Banner. pant has fled.—Ex. W<i believe tbe ‘•Bowne’’ is the best 5 eent cigar In the state. Sold by Cook A C<»ok. Miss Kittle Beadle spent Sunday Graud Rapids. in Isaac Mosley, of Eaton county, was in city Saturday. Miss Mary McElwain return from Olivet Tuesday night » John Wetaert Is very sick with conges­ goods at 5 per tion of the lungs. Cook A Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Pflug were in Grand Whatever Is beautiful or worthy for a Baulda this week. Christmas present for lady or gentleman, Hon. A. G. Butler, of Bellevue, was lu The reason chat Spaulding's store is tbe FRED L HEATH, nuts than is carried by L. E. Stavftkb. We trj- to meet hard time prices but we H0L1MT QOOD5 CHEAP M W. O. Lowden is 00 tbe sick lisL Mrs. Fred Bush is quite seriously HL cannot gnd will not sell cent below cost center of attraction Is because ’low prices and good goods attract the Christmas pre­ And a great many other ar­ ticles that go to make a firstclass line. All of which is marked to suit the times. at •O. D. Spaulding. Twelve cans aborted fruit and vegeta­ bles for 91.00. Every can guaranteed. can be found at John •tore. . Popular Books, Toilet Sets, flanicure Sets, Smoking Sets, Ink- Stands, Work Boxes, Photograph Albums Frames and Boxes, Perfumery and Cut Glass Bottles, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Shaving Sets, I cis week, looking tor Chri.tnui don't pr.su by our aoor. MENTION. Dorr Mudge is in the City. the city last week. Miss Effa Simpson sang at a concert in Woodland that night. Hon. P. T. Colgrovc returned Washington Saturday. Mrs. A. E. Davenport goes this week to visit relatives. from to Saline Mrs. Will Olner and daughter, Helenp, were in Kalamazoo Saturday. Richard Messer is away on business connected with tbe Wool Boot Co. Mrs. Allie Rock, of Detroit, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. 8. Goodyear. Mrs. A. K. Stewart, of Elsie, Is visiting friends and relatives In this vicinity. T. J. Bush has secured a position Lansing and will leave for there soon. In Miss Minnie Weber has gone to North Branch to spend the holidays with her sis­ ter. Mrs. R. B. Dunlap and daughter'Hilda, of Edmore, are in tbe city for the holi­ days. Miss Bertha Beutley is expected home from Grosse Isle Saturday for the holi­ days. HEADQUARTERS FOR Plush Toilet Sets Celluloid Toilet Sets Neck Tie Cases Collars and Cuffs Handkerchief Boxes Glove Boxes Shaving Sets Photograph Cases Whisk Broom Holders Perfume Cases New Goods . Albums Globes Oxford Tch’rs' Bible Every Day. Bagster Teh’s’ Bible International Teachers’ Bible International Indexed Bible. All The Latest Books Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Black, of Sanborn, 8. Dakota, are the guests of Jas. Mead and family. Mrs. Silas Ellis, of Worden. Washtenaw ( Co., is visiting relatives and friends tu this , vicinity. Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. M. L. Cook and Miss Gertrude Smith were in Grand Rapids ! Tuesday. Miss Grace Messer will leave for New York City uext week, to pursue her musi­ 'cal studies. Miss Eva Ryan afid Amelia and William 'Goodyear leave for Coldwater Saturday to spend vbrlstmas. Mrs. A. D. Rork leaves for Agnew this week where she will spend a few weeks with her family. Miss Agnes Rich left for Traverse City this week where she will spend the holi­ days with her parents. of the Masonic lodge went to Charlotte Tuesday night to attend a schooi of Inslruc t ion J. 8. Kligensmith left last Sunday night on tbe 13:58 train for Jerry City, Ohio, for tbe purpose of bunting up several com­ rades, whose evidence is needed in an old pension claim and will also combine pleas­ ure with business and visit old school mates and friends whom be has net seen in twelve years. There will be a hop at the K. of P. Armory to-night. Tbe Owl Club give a poverty ball at the Opera House next Monday evening. Mr. Will R. Cook, of tbe Hastings Ban­ Miss Lettie Garns has purchased the passed a few days this week with millinery stock of Mrs. Carrie Spence. his cousins. Mrs. H. H. Cook and Mrs. House to rent or sell. Wanted—25. 30, or 100 cords of green Bowne. He was a welcome caller at the Gazette office, and seemed to enjoy inspec­ bereh 18 inch wood in the woods. Small musical goods of all kinds. She HENDF.IWnOTT’s CASH GROCERY. tion of a first-class printing establishment. music ordered. F. IL Pancoast. We are showing some nice alippers for Mr. Cook and his brother. Marshall, pub­ A. 8. Dean of tbe second w ard is ser­ Christmas now. Call and see them. Pric­ lish the Banner, aud liave made it one of the foremost county papers of the state. iously III. with slight hopes of bis recov­ es right. Woolley A Bronson. They bad to fight an active fusion of Dem­ ery. What would be nicer for a Christmas pre­ We take no back seat on the canned ocrats and Populists, during the recent sent than Cui Glass. Every lady admires campaign, and the victory the Republi­ goods dicker, and don’t you forget IL It. See F. R. Pancoast’s stock and prices. Cook A Cook. cans won was very largely due to the way 1 will receive city taxes all days of the the Banner handled the untioly combina­ F. R. Pancoast has added a stock of week except Mondays and Saturdays at French China and cut glass ware for tion.—A Uegan Gazette. Ira VanValkeuburgh's store. Stella Evingham, a young lady who for Christmas which be desires to show you. N.T. Diamond. About tbe only difference that we can some time worked tn this city, but of We don’t want to carry over any of our late has been slopping with the family ‘of see between Hendershott’s 25c. tea and winter stock and are offering trimmed hats the tea that others ask 50e. for is the Cyrus Casterline of Rutland, created quite at cost. Cail while you can secure a great an excitement in that neighborhood Thurs­ price. bargain. J. RusbEi.L. If you are to entertain a friend at Christ­ day evening last. She retired thst eve­ Go; to Jos. Rogers and get one pound of ning as usual shortly after nine o’clock. mas time or go sway yourself to spend the eandy free with every 91.00 worth of About 10 o’clock she was heard to get up holidays, let us know the fact We are trade. Highest market price paid for but­ and go out of doors. Not returning a always pleased to receive such items. ter. eggs and live poultry. search was commenced for her. The Is it a puzzle to know what to get your Jos. Rogers. neighborhood was aroused and the next friends for Christmas? Come and see us. What would make a Diosr Christmas day searching parties were organized. In We can save you a lot of trouble and present to your absent friend than the going by an old straw stack Friday after­ worry. <>•D- Spaulding. Banner? It is a present that will last noon one of tbe neighbors happened to dis­ I am more prepared this Christmas sea­ the entire year, and be a constant remind­ cover the unfortunate girl partly covered son than ever before to meet the exact de­ er of your thoughtfulness. with straw and nearly frozen to death. mands of the public for holiday goods. Soule's Bazaar is fall of useful ar She Is subject to periods of Insanity which John Besbmer, titles for Christmas preseats and every day was the cause of her strange actions. Her The Jeweler. in tbe year usefulness. Call In. look them father In New York was telegraphed for So you an in doubt as to what to get •ver and see what a big lot of goods a lit and came and took her home with him (or Christmas are you? Well, get some­ Tuesday evening. tie money will bny. thing useful, ornamental and cheap. These Tbe Chairman of the Citizens Commit­ essential qualities are all combined la Invitations are out announcing the mar­ riage of Olive E., daughter, of Rev. and tee appointed for tbe purpose of looking those beautiful lamps and decorated shades Mrs. A. D. Grigsby to Dr. Thomas S. 8u- to the revising of the City Charter, re­ at Phillips A Erb’s. leeba. on Christmas nighL at ths Presby­ quests the people of this city to meet at A large part of the business center of tbe Court house Monday evening, Dec. terian church at seven o’clock. Lake Odessa was burned Tuesday morn­ 34tb, to hear the report of the committee Our special wle on ladles Sl.OO shoes ing. The fire originated In Justice Bardenls for tbe past two weeks proved very satis­ on the proposed amendments to the Char­ office aud before It could be got under factory and we wish to eall your attention ter. This is a matter that should inter­ control six buildings lay in ruin^ We to our line of ladies fine kid shoes. We est every citizen of tbe city and especial­ understand that most of the burned dis­ Let us revise our are, without exception, offering tbe best ly every tax paper. Charier so that the Mayor can decide tie trict will be rebuilt. S8.50 shoe to be found in the city. Nothing makes a finer Christmas present votes and also have the veto power. Peo L. E. Stauffer. than a fine silk or linen handkerchief. pie who complain of excessive city ex­ The new firm of Mead & Co. is building They are appreciated by both old and penses and high taxes should interest apanicetrad# In the market business, young and are always useful. Russdl aud bustling things in great snipe. Tlx? themselves in providing a means to pre­ has a fine line of them especially for tbe vent it Everybody come out to tbe meet­ reotiemea are well known to the people of ing. Don't forget the date and place of holiday trade and bas pnt such prices on Hite rib. They rertltnUy Invite all former Call at meeting. Meeting called at 7 o’clock them as will certainly sell them. patron*. m well as those have peter Russell's for Christmas presents. dealt with them before, to give ’hem a call. shaip. ner, W.H. GOODYEAR’S Many people have “felt” slippers and recall the time with painful recollections. To be sure the slippers were all right, the only objection to them was the way they “felt '*■ slippers -- ' " are warm,J durable ■ .” Our felt and comfortable and we have njee line for the Holidays. We are selling Felt Boots and the Perfection Rubbers for $2.00 Snag Proof Rubber Boots and Rubbers the best and only genuine Snag Proof goods in the market. EVERY CUSTOMER PUR­ CHASING GOODS OF US TO THE AMOUNT OF SIO CAN HAVE A PICTURE ENLARG­ ED FKJEE OF CHAHGE. SEE SAMPLES IN OUR W. H Spence WINDOW. ^UUUUUUUUUUUlUiUUUUUUUUUUUUUiUUUUUUUUUUf; R. K. Grant’s ^Clothing Store Offers every inducement for your pat­ ronage. Always the best value. Our clothes are always reliable and the best that money will buy. Our brands, the “Stein Bloch” and “Happy Home” cannot be equaled for the price. No customer has ever been disap­ pointed with these makes. This week we offer a lot of boys Jersey waists at 25 cents, R. K. Grant �MB .□po.hl.< ■ III /Si The Evening News, 60,000 ■ “Tbe Great Dai'y of Michigan. ■ • MMIt bas stood the test of A FULL-GROWN A^ANa puhlic opinion for at years, progressing and growing in strength year by year, admired- by publishers and all people for its fearless: manly attitude on all public questions, and for its intrinsic merit as a great newspaper. Stands Head and Shoulders Above all Others. THE EVENING NEWS. a 3 MONTHS SV MAIL DETROIT. nwid at an increase of 5500 per year which is paid semi-annually In June and Dncrmber. or allow the disbandment to proceed and make the riiangcs and purchases -crjwary for a new fire department. The ixMiks of the City Treasurer and City Recorder ahow m follows:— Total tax raised to be disburs­ ed by Common Council 1895. 39178 58. To be deducted from this, poll 00.K tax of 2nd and 3rd. wards Amount due Hastings Nation2509.64 1 al bank Jan. 1st, 1895.r ' Amount clue Hastings City 2000.00 Bank Jan. 1st, 1895 Oraers cash by bank to Dec. 1060.00 13lh, 1894. (not loan) Amount due Mrs. Shepard, 1260.18 Jan. 1st. 1895 Due Gamewell Fire ^lann Co, 632. Jan.IsL, 1895 Due Supervisor of 2nd and 3rd 100.00 ward, Jan. 1st, 1895 Due Hastings Fire Depart­ 250.00 ment to Jan. 1st., 1895 Due City Recorder, for Dee. 44.50 1894 to Jan. 1st 1895 Due Cl%- Marshall, Jan. 1st,. 37.50 1895................................................... Due Engineer of Water Works 51.20 Jan. 1st, 1895 50.00 Due Clerk of Water Board.... 75.00 Due City Attorney Outstanding bills of sewer pipe, line, etc., etc., now In the hands 170.00 of committee about 01023004020100320102900200010000 Agencies in every village, town and city tn the State of Michigan. . . . . troubled him. and as he paced back and forth in the. forbidding gloom of the cell he was very miserable. His gratitude toward the girl for taking so BY CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD. kindly an interest in him had ripened into a love which seemed to consume (THE POET SOOUT. < him. Although no word indicative of Copyrighted 1894. by Caftmn Jack Crawford, his new feeling toward her had ever All Right* Reserved. been breathed in her presence, he felt that she must instinctively kriqw that he loved her, and her eyes had on more Her face flushed with auger. mand than one occasion told him that her turtring her clear blue eyes full upon friendship toward him was gaining an intensity which might some day devel­ his face she replied in biting woods: “Lieut. Vandever, clothes and rank op into a far more tender passion. In do not make the man. Indeed, in my his dreamy moments he hud even dared own experience, I have known the to picture a future wherein their mu­ gaudy uniform of the officer to cover far tual love would light t,he path down less manly instincts and actions than I which they wandered hand in hand, have noted beneath the plain gnrb of and now by one rash act he may have blighted the bud of affection which the private soldier.” They had reached the summit of the was swelling toward bursting in her hill, and touching the rein she gal­ young heart—have blighted it so com- I 8 loped unceremoniously away, leaving pletely that even the sun of future vin- j him biting his lips in confusion. dication might fail to warm it into lifeHe rode to the stable and. dismount­ again. In tiie midst of his gloomy reflections I j ing. threw the rein to an attendant and started to his quarters in a far the heavy ceU door swung open, and i from pleasant frame of mind. As he Capt. Colby entered. “Brown," he said, “what was tho ' hastily turned a corner of the stables he ran into Private Brown, who was trouble between yourself and LieuL hastening thither on some erraixL The Vandcver?” “Captain. I have been guilty of a shock threw the lieutenant to the ground, and instantly recognising in most serious offense, aud in the light of the soldier the man in whose company calm reflection f do most deeply*regret he hail often seen Alice Sanford, his it, I was grossly insulted, sir. and in rage was great. Springing .to his feet my rage 1 lo»t sight of the officer and saw only the muu who was heaping in­ he Imarsely shouted: “What dp you mean, sir? How dare dignities upon mo. My position as a soldier was forgotten, aud I resented you run against me in that manner'.'' Brown respectfully saluted him and the insult as I would have done in civil life—as any gentleman would have replied: “I beg your pardon, sir. You turned done, sir.” “Will you tell me without any reser­ the corner in such haste that you run into me before I could got out of your- vation or palliating coloring just what occurred between you?” Brown related all the details in a “You lie; sir, when you say I ran into you. It war? your damnable care­ truthful manner. While 'he 'felt that lessness that cauxtd the collision. I in the eyes of anyone posseting a am not sure that you did not purpose­ sense of justice his blow would seem justifiable,, he admitted that he had zens but not as Firenien, up to Jan. is!., ly run against me." Brown’s blood boiled at the epithet been guilty of a serious infraction of 1895, free gratia. applied to him, and the expression of army law, ami averred th#t he would (Signed, F. M. Soui.e. DepL Sec.) Carried, Ayes, All (47.) anger on his face increased tbe officer's humbly submit to any punishment u Moved by Aid Hicks that wc jiccept court-martial might inflict upon him. “I am sorry this occurred. Brown, with thanks the help of tbe Fire Dept, til! “ Lieutenant, your words are harsh ones eren for a superior to use toward very sorry. Your conduct ever since Jan. 4, ‘95. Carried. Ayes, AH. • you joined my troop has been most ex­ an inferior in rank. I am not a liar, sir, and my manhood revolts when emplary, and I have hoped to soon be such a term is applied to me when I am able to offer you promotion. I fear Gentlemen of the Common Council:— thiu matter mj>.tti»r will go rro hard hart! with you. v/»ti It becomes my duty to announce to you that this powerless to resent it." “Don’t you dare talk back to me. you CoL Sanford is a most severe disci­ and through you to the people, the diascoundrel! How dare you hint pt re­ plinarian, and an assault by p private bandment of our fire department. 1 also give you a report of our financial sentment to your superior officer, yon soldier upon a commissioned officer condition as a city from reports furnished will assume most grievous proportions xqcnial cur?" me by the City Recorder aud City Treas­ . Human endurance could stand no in liis eyes. He will insist upon your, urer. 1 deem It essential and necessary for more. Brown’s face paled with right­ trial by court-martial, and his views jour information and guidance that tln'se eous rage, and, losing all contra! of his on this question are so well known to subjects' should be presented in a clear the officers of tbe post that those who concise manner so that the public can be try you will, should you be convicted, Informed ___ _ of tbe exact _______ _________ condition of affairs.| feel that severe punishment must fol- and the extent of the problem for you to low. I can only hope the palliating solve. A good, efficient fire department is an circumstances may bear due weight with both the commander and the absolute necessity. Our property inter­ ests must not i>9 jeopardized and left with­ members of the court.” out systematic protection against fire. He passed but, leaving Brown again Onr present tire department exists by alone with his bitter thoughts. virtue of an ordinance adopted Oct. "th. Lieut. Vandcver lost no time in en­ 1887. The chief received 325.00 per year, deavoring to poison the minds of his the assistant chief 315.00 and 48 firemen brother officers against his assailant. each 310-00 per year. They are divided He pictured him as a brawny bully of into 8 companies. Hook and ladder with a pugnacious nature, and loudly 15 men. Hose Co. No. 1, 15 men. Hose Co. averred that a long term of years in a No. 2, 20 men. making tbe yearly salary military prison was the punishment he of all 3520.00. The present department richly deserved. His words bore little baa been conducted on this plan for 7 weight, however, for the young lieu­ years and 2 months. During that time tenant had become most thoroughly thejt have taken especial pride and Inter­ est iu keeping up the personnel of the fire disliked by1 every officer in the garri­ department. They have selected experi­ son. While there was no outward dem­ enced and skillful firemen from their own onstration to establish the fact, there ranks for their officers. Their record for HUMAN KNDUUAXCB COULD STAND SO was not one of them but secretly re­ fighting and preventing the spread of fire joiced that he had been so promptly for the past seven years shows a decree of chastised for his unofficerlike conduct. proficiency and dicipllne seldom excelled temper, he sent a well-directed blow And wbat of Alice? That young lady and should commend them to every into the lieutenant s face, knocking him acted in a most remarkable manner thoughtful citizen as a body of public from his feet. when the details of the affair reached spirited, energetic, self-sacrificing men her ears through Sirs. Colby. She did who give time and attention and risk CHAPTER VTI. not turn pale and weep and wring her health and life in our defense. The present department have petitioned A number of the stable attendants hnn/is in inconsolable anguish in the who had witnessed the altercation ran conventional way. Not she. A great your Honorable body for an increase of salary of >16 per year, claiming that their to the spot and assisted the officer to smile of satisfaction spread over her lost time, ruined clothing and foot wear far rise. His nose was bleeding profusely pretty face, a glad look increased the exceeds the present remuneration. from the blow, and in obedience to his usual brightness of her eyes, and she, Objection has been taken by aldermen poured out tho pent-up fervor of her, who claim that the present department is Brown was marehetHbway to thegnard soul in giving emphasis to the one too large and should be reduced in number and Improved upon by the purchase of a team of horses and different appliances Seated on a bunk in a gloomy cell his “Good!" anger cooled and he awoke to a real­ She thought not then of rank or sta­ which the proposed change will call for. Tbe increase of salary asked for amounts tion nor of any punishment that her civil life he would have been applauded friend might be called upon to endure, to 3500, making a total per year of >1020. Tbe aldermen who suggest a change have for ao promptly resenting an inten­ but only saw a righteous blow struck outlined a plan that ealla for an immediate tional insult, but in the army it was at insolence and insult by the strong outlay from the treasury. different. Violence offered by a pri­ arm of manhood. This from their own argument 1 have vate soldier to an officer is a mos: estimated as follows, not stating the num­ serious offense, and ■ one which under mar ding officer's daughter to send some ber of men or salaries: army rules demands severe punish­ of tho surplus from her own table 1st—A good two horse team, with one ment. While it is true that the officer’s tb soldiers who might be confined in set of harness for supply wagon and one conduct toward him was highly repre­ ths guardhouse, and when the orderly set of harness for general work on streets, hensible and •such as would lay him from headquarters brought a platter of with ail the necessaries, such as halters, liable to official investigation, that eatables to the sergeant of the guard blankets, brushes, etc. 2nd—A fire department supply wagon fact did not in the least mitigate his and said it was for Private Brown of B made especially to carry hose, hooks, lad­ offense. Had be quietly submitted to ders, axes, etc., etc. without a questioning word. With the 3rd—A good common wagon to use (or justified in seeking redress in the belief that some sympathiring oom- street cleaning, etc. 4th—A stable to keep horses, with room mestsrocim he set it aside until he should for hay, straw, etc., etc. 5lh—A bed room close to team for drlv- PRIVATE BROWN 6th—A street spiinkHng wagon. The exact cost of all this no one We probably could trade our two hose carts and book and ladder track towards a tain. But it in certain that any fumUhtr Total amount due Jan. 1st, 38383.34 1895 Leaving a balance in treasury of 3795.24 to conduct ally affairs outsiae of tbe receipts of water works rente. The estimated' receipts from water rente is for 1895 33800.00 Tbe most of this will be needed for coal and other expenses connected with water works system so It cannot be relied upon for other expenses. Twelve months will elapse before another tax levy. So you will readily see that there is barely enough money left after Jan. 1st to ran city government until April 1st, when a new administration will be elect­ ed My duty now performed I leave this matter to your judgmcnt\and wisdom. Sylvestkii <;>u:i sel, Mayor. Moved by Aid Hicks that tbe above be printed and spread at length upon tbie minutes. Ayes, Bennett, Busby. Hicks and Wat­ ers. Aldermen Huffman. Osborn, Tinkler, and Welssert refusing to vote. Tbe following accts, audited:— 1.50 II. E. L. <S^’. Co., 3 lamps 3 .45 R. Green, labor .80 Clarence Bishop, labor .30 Albert Hilton, labor George Radford, labor .90 4.20 John Mullen and team, labor Louie Beadle and team, labor 3.00 Fred Beadle, labor 1.50 2.10 Charles Grace, labor 11.10 W. A. Scidmore, 5J4 mu. Chief A. E. Henkes. Asst Chief 6.66 Sec. 4.44 F. M. Soule, F. M. Soule, Fireman 4.44 Thos Doyle. Adelbert Newton Lilt Robinson, 4.44 J. L. Custer, C. Fickle, C. rickel, . Steward 4.44 F. L. Wood Foreman and 6.60 Lee Gebhardt Wm. Miller C. Baker Frank Lewis, Fireman Frank Bennett. Clarence Radford Mike Prosser. Frank Radford Frank Nash, 4 mo. Fireman Ed Schumann, 5M mo. Fireman 4,44 J. L. Maus and '11.10 Co. Sec. Steward Cbas Grace Jesse Downs Art James Jesse Darling G. Lewis Fred Cassady Will Richardson Lee Cooley Frank Sage W. H. Green Sold Tinkler Jim Donovan R. Green Earl Goldsmith Percy Petty Fred Newton R. J. Bell E. G. Holbrook and Co? Bert Hilton “ E. 8. McMurry •• 4.44 Will McKevlit • and. Steward No. 2 8.88 Will Montgomery “ H. Bishop “ Dan Donohue “ Will Tenyke “ C’arence Bennett “ Jay Garrison a Fon Abbey “ A. A. Wilmont 8 mo. 6,66 Joe Pflug. Jr., 5Xmo. Ed Shea 3 n>o. 2.50 Fred Soule, Dept. Sec. W. A. Scidmohe, Chief. Moved by Aid Hicks that the accts, be allowed and orders drawn on respective funds for same. Carried. Ayes. Bennett, Basby, Hicks, Huffman, Tinkler and Waters. , Nays, None. Moved by Aid Hicks that the bill of tbe H. E. L. & P. Go. for lights be referred to the Finance Com, Carried. 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Breck, a prominent lawyer and a | I = DISQUISKD CATARRH. famous stock roirer and Importer, died at hl* borne In Paw Paw last week. At tbe Is not generally conaldcrcd a necessary A Stealthy, Insidious, Weakening Ene­ By the Dreamer. t autopay, it was found his brain weighed adjunct to tbe grace, beauty or symmetry my Co Women SURPLUS >lo.000.0Q. He -was a tall, cadaverous, dyspeptic­ of the womanly form. 68 ounces, only one ounce lew than Daniel Within the There are a multitude of women, es­ * WelwteiM, wl/jae is the largest on record. pecially hout>ewives, mid all other womm looking man. and he wa» before the magis­ however. Is a great waste made 1 -drp.irated under tbe Uwa af the State « Mlehlgaa, obliged to be on tln.r feet conauotiy, who trate upon the sell of hia .’andiady for a according to the condition of t | Laat Sunday, while Walter Thorpe, of The fact having been tlnually In process and requiring are wretched beyond description, simply week’s board. Open for busineMDee.ia.lM8. Rive* Junction aud a lady were cml driv­ because their strength and vitality is sap­ proven cxmclutively, that he had occupied feet action of all bodily orricKBs: ing. their carriage was set on fire bv a ped away by catarrhal discharges from tbe his quarters for the time named.the Judge. , sotb or dispel the refuse, 0. । . UobtnMtt, ITeeldeat; ____ Three women get up Id a very severe looking old gentleman, ask­ irregularity or Inaction, ladies hot boap atone and the flame* were rolling pelvic organs. Chester M«»er. Vice. Pres. the morning tired.drag themselves through ed, I suppose merely for form sake, what clean, pure healthy body, will take Dr. out of tbe back of the carriage when they their daily duties tired, only go to bed at the defence was. if any. The lean replied Pieroe’s Favorite Proscription—the only n D. W. Reynolds. Cashier he had what in his opinion, was a good remedy for women which being oace used were informed by a gentleman whom they night as tired as before. oruccroBa: Pe-rn-na is such a porfoct specific for defence:—that when he went to the lady’s I la always in favor. I» W. Reynolds. met that their house was on fire. It took To those about to become mothers. It is each case that when patients have once bouse to board, hlA first question was. lie , l> G. Bobl R. R. Nrwr. several palls of water lo extinguish the used it they can never be induced to quit being a confirmed dyspeptic. If the bread a precious boon, for It lessons the pains .John Car Cht^Ier Mr*.ni flames. it until they are permanently cured. It was good. and perils of childbirth, shortens labor, He had been assured that it P. T. OolgrovH. Eva Connovan, a 13-year-old Owosso begins to relieve tbe disagreeable symp­ was, but upon taking up his quarters he promotes an abundant secretion of nourish­ the only Raving* department In tn Bnrrj toms at once. The backache ceases, tbe found that It was not only good but was ment for the child and shortens tbe period girl wa* enticed Doth home by a man 25 I trembling knees are strengthened, the ap­ County and pay* Interest on all ume sour and heavy, and that by reason of this of confinement. detXMUta. year* her senior, a few week* ago. and I pelite restored, digestion made perfect, he had suffered tortures, and had declined Dr. Pieroe’a Pellets cure biliousness, th.ey were married in Jt. John* he awear-1 the dull headache is stopped, and the for this reason and no o her, to pay his board, and here he rested his care. constipation, slckheadachr. indigestion, or ing she was sixteen. Since then she has i weakening drains gradually cured. These dyspepsia. and kindred diseases. • The Judge had listened with much In ­ results certainly fulluw a course of treat­ been half clothed and starved, and terribly ment with Pe-ru-ua. terest, and upon the gentleman taking his Eaton Rapids is asking blds on 840.000 beaten by her husband. She inn away A valuable illustrated pamphlet of thirty seat, delivered, himself of the following: wortti of water works aud electric lighting from him and returned to her borne and two pages, fully describing this class of “1 have listened with interest and feeling bonus. -» disorders. Including coughs, colds, la (having once been a dyspeptic myself) to h not expected to live. He ha* been ar­ grippe, and all oilier climatic diseases of tbe statements amt defense of the gentle­ rested. winter, will be sent free lo any address by man. lu these-days when Hosford’s Bak­ Instant relief experienced and a perma­ ing Powder Is so easily obtainable, there nent cure experienced by tbe most speedy A married lady In a neighboring town the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing CumId ho excuse In the world for landladies and greatest remedy In tbe world—Otto’s pany of Columbus, Ohio. ___ __ got tho best of her husband the other eve­ > giving their boarders sour or heavy bread. Cure for Lung and Throat diseases. Why It fa ns much their duty to keep up with will you continue to irritate your throat ning. When he came home late as was Annual meeting of the Peninsula Poul­ his custom, and rang the door bell hi* wife try. Pigeon and Pet Stock association will the Improvements of the age. to protect and lungs with that* terrible hacking • CIKCUL4TION * the health, If not the Ilves of their custom­ cough when W. fl. Goodyear, sole agent I c is M eek, 85 quires. went to the door and whispered softly be held at Jackson. January 8 to It. ers. as it is for railroads to adopt patent will furnish you a free sample bottle of “Is that you, A Homer man thought he was “skunk­ air-brakes and other appliances for the this great guaranteed remedy? advcrtl^ment/| through tbe keyhole: Its suc­ Hereafter, chance* for Lw.v<«.»^uicinB Willie?” Her husband’s name jOf course, ing” the world by hauling 5.500 pounds of protection or their passengers, and taking cess is simply wonderful, as your druggist mu<t reach tbi« office Tneadiiy* at latent lG Is not Willie, and now he stays at home wheat to one load, but a Quincy farmer this vlrwpf the care I find for the defend­ will tell you. Otto’s Cure is now sold In tnaure insertion in «he U<ue of the week beats hl* record easily by hauling 0,600 ant. and now give notice that 1 will so every town and village on this continent every night and sleeps with one eye open pounds. whet) bnmght. find In every case of this kind brought lie- Sample free. 1 .arge bottles 50c. aud 95c. and a cannon under his pillow. fore me.” Here I woke up. and as a conse­ A Royal Oak farmer offers to trade h|s quence lost the remainder of the proceed ­ The people of Chester are considerably flock of sheep for a •‘flock** of Jiens add Purify }‘«*or blood, tone up the «vsten nmi During the prevalence of the Grippe the ings. B-— VBtubte fhe nrrnits hv taklug Hood's ' excited over what they fear is. a case of rooster*, even up.___________ pant seasons it was a noticeable fact that CMHMirari la. Mold by all dn.gslsf, B ’ small pox. A lady from Ionia was visit­ those who depended upon Dr. King's New Glad TldlDRa. ing in the neighborhood and was taken Discovery, not only had a speedy .recovery, The grand specific for the prevailing null 1 hare been selling Dish Washers three ady of tbe age. Dyspepsia. Liver com­ A cat friglittned a burglar away from ! sick during services at the West church, but escaped all the troublesouie after ef­ fects of the malady. Thia .remedy seems weeks, and have cleared 5315. Can any- plaint. Rheumatism. Costiveness. Genend a house In Charlotte. ■ Sunday morning. The symptom^ seems to have a peculiar power In effect­ of your readers without previous exper­ Debility, etc., is Bacvn’s Celery King for In this business a woy the nerves. This great Herbal tonic stim­ Earl Raleigh, of Pn< Paw.. accidently ______ , thoM of aroaM P°» and mad* mOre alarm- ing rapid cures not only In cases of !<a- ience, beat this?. Grlppe. but in all Diseases of throat. Chest [ man can make as much ns a man. Every ulates lire dlgestlvf* organs, regulates the shot himself with » Flobcrt rifle while i ln< from the fact that where tbe lady and Lungs, and has cured cases of Asth­ family wants a Dish Washer when thee Liver, and restores the system to vigorous hunting for sparrows. lie may recover. | came from the disease la quite prevalent in n and Hpy Fever of long standing. Try can be got so cheap, ami they will h^vl health mid energies. Samples tree. Large mi—nm TRAOB MARK The officers have quarantined all those It anil la* convinced. It won’t disappoint. I one no matter who it Is that Is selling It. 5 ' packages 50c. and 25c. Sold only by W. Richard Wiles, of Bellevue, lost a watch i exposed and have ordered the schools and Free trial bottles at W. H. Goodyear’s j am convinced any one can make from 8, H. Goodyear. recently. The other day he was feeding | Drug Store. lo 8l0 a day in this business anywhere churches closed. corn stalks to bls cattle, and fOQRd it city or country. They all want Dish W. C. Sterling A Son of Monroe are now Fw piHm. Washers. You can get particulars by ad­ filling a contract for telegraph . poles to go cling’ng to one of th* m. ! The read^-raot this paper will be pleased to. Send your address to H. E. Buckien & dressing the Iron City Dish. Washer Co., Buenos Ayres, South America. Mrs. Harlow S. Hialnbotham, who was 1 l*»rn that lliere Is at lea^t one dreaded disease Co.. Chicago, and g»»| a*free aanipl** box of E. E. Pittsburg, Pa., and by beginning at ‘ 1 ih.it tab nee has been able tn cure In all it-s stag-1 No one in ordinary health need become the first while child In Allegan township 1 es and that Is catarrh. Hall's ‘.'atarrh Cure Is Dr. King’s New Lift* Pills. A trial will once, you can have enough money by bald or gray/ If he will follow sensible These pilh spring lo start in most any kind of busi­ dlMl.ther bume In Allemn I..I w«.q• tbe only positive cure now known to tho modi- convince you of their merits. treatment. We advise cleanliness of the r’ ri; .brtrg a constitutional are easy In action and are particularly ef­ ness. I am going to stick right to this -POSIT1VBLY CURESShi- was W■« 70 Tn ye^r» roar. old, and came t.. 111,.-., tllanau* rrmiirva •< constitutional I,.. She lo Allegan scalp and the use of Hall’s Hair Renewer. requires n treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure i» taken Internalb. ae'ing fective in the cure of Constipation and Dish Washer business until 1 make 810,­ township in l’8f»5. For Mararlal and Liver 000. Oirertty on the blood and mucous surfaces ot sick bcaiiiH-he. * Matilda B. 100 Alma voices will tell all they know the system, thereby destroying tb«» foundation | about •‘Queen Esthar.” in a musical way A Homer la<|y the other day opened a ot the dtreare, itqd giving the patient strength Troubles they have l»een proved invalu­ during Christmas week. able. They are guaran'eed to be perfect ­ by building up lli> constitution and assisting na­ can of peaches which had Item put up ture lu doing its work. The prpurieturs have so ly free from every deleterious substance 8!e*ph*.-‘»ne*s> nod all dvrangrrnenta A curious light has been thrown on Not every woman who arrives at middle Nervous System. • thirteen years ago. Tbe fruit was In as nineb faith iu It*- curative power* that tbev ot­ and to be purely vegetable. They do not ter One Hundred Dollars for any case It tails to weaken bv their action, but by giving tone : the profits of street singers In Paris by age. retains the color and beauty of her good condition as if It had been In retire­ cure. Send for list of ttstlmnnlals. to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate | n wild, lark in which some amateur hair, but every woman may do so by the Address. F. ,1. Vheney & Co., Toledo, O. ment but a few mouths Instead of the long ;-»;.^Sold Disguised occasional application of Hall’s Hair Vig­ by all Druggists. 75c. the system. Regular size 95c. per box. Vocalists indulged lately. It prevents baldness, removes dan­ In dilapidated clothes, one posing ns or. time it really had. I Talk is gclting pretty large about uiqv- I Sold by W. H. Go dy.-ar. an Arab, thev made the tour of the druff, and cures all scalp diseases. On Monday last as Beu Shelhorn was 'Purely Vegatable, guaranted free from j lug the Newaygo county seat Grund boulevard, singing before the The Zeeland cornet band wants a note opiates, 100 fall size doses, 30c. loading bogs at his home in the north . cafes, and in one day cleared one hun­ made erf the fact that it is twenty years old Tbe best salve In the world for CUIS, When Others Fall dred and twenty-one francs (twenty- and without a wrinkle. M. D. Bailey. Kecehfng Teller Grand Rap­ eastern part of tbe township, one of the : bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever hA.,4 slewed .mmui M«S nn wnj as m buildsaction up ttx* shattered es (Mich.) Havings Bank, nays he cannot say hogs around In in .such to j Hood’s 8araM»anllB l>y giving vigorous to .the dtges- sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, four dollars), to which they added To the aged, with tbeir poor appetite, ■ too much in favor of •’Adlronda,” Wheeler’s catch ane of his Ben’s and break IL Dr, : theUW«*.creatingsnapnetttea**d punhirg coma, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ another sixty-two francs (twelve dol­ feeble circulation, and Impoverished blood Heart and Nerve (hire. w ’ [ tbe bkxxl. Ips prepared bv modern methods. Prepared by Wheeier and Fuller Medicine Benson wa* called and left Ben Texting , po-wsses the greatest curative power?, and ha­ tively cure piles or do pay required. It lars) tho same night by taking in the Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a boon beyond price. Co.. Cedar Spring*. Ittcb. Sold by. Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Latin quarter. Their stock in trade Its effect Is tn check the ravages of time, . ti i . «» the most wonderful record of aciual cure? ot । comfortably. This Is the same leg wh Ch I any toe<1k-iEe In existence. Take only Hood's. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per was a Gascon song, which the public by invigorating every organ, nerve and a was broken In two places about three yea.. - H(tod.g pureTy-wUbIe. ra(1 do DOt box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the took for a native Arab air, and a senti- and tissue of the bodj. See Ayer’s Alma­ nac for the new year. Rrwnr-h halln/1 j ago.—H’owlhrnrf Ncirs. | purge, pain, nor gripe. 25c. HASTINGS. MICH. druggist. Hastings, - • Minh. For Stomach Bowel, Liver Complaints, and Headache, use AYER’S CATHARTIC PILLS They are purely vegetable, sugar-coated, speedily dissolved, and easy to take. Every dose Your Bread Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and Coffee at all hours of . the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. Effective LOCAL NEWS.. fl. E. RENKES. FROF'K. ADiRONM Wheeler’s Nerve HEART DISEASE.. NERVOUS Prostration, E»pllepsij. UNEXCELLED FOR^^> Have You Heard The Message? CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR. Even those who economize 364 days in the year feel that for this occasion they are entitled to spend a few extra dollars to gladden the hearts of fathers, mothers, sons and daughters; and sometimes “there are others.” How fortunate foFeverybody that we are sacrific­ ing the freshest, creamiest stock of fin I1111066111 Man was flanoed once Because tne mgsseuoer wfio Dore me Reprieve did not get there in Time. You will not be hanged, but are in great danger of failing to avail yourself of the most remarkable Clothing Sale in the history of this industry*. ‘ ---- ■ ■ । ■! — W Because the hours are narrowing down and January 1st will be here before you know it. FURNISHINGS ETC NECKWEAR. 50c quality Tecks and 4-in-hands, 75c “ “ “ $1.00, $1.25 and >1.50 quality.... I7C 38c 49c GENTLEMEN’S GLOVES. Fleece Lined Leather Gloves,. • 2IC .38C Calf Faced Mitts,...................................................... 38c The best $1.50 Kid Glove ever sold,.................. $1.60 Dent’s Heavy Walking Gloves, regular price $2, 1.48 A hundred other styles at proportionate reductions. UNDERWEAR. Men’s Heavy Natural Gray Shirts and Drawers..25cSwits Condes Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers, regular price $1.25 50c HOSIERY. Have you paid the debt you owe yourself and family, by buying in a supply of CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS for yourself aud boys ? You must know by this time that Cotton Hose in mode shades 9c per pair, 3 pr’s, 25c Wool Hose light weight for fine weather........... 18c Heavy Imported Merino black and shades........ 50c THE GREAT CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS, to be found in the city way below the cheap trash COLLARS AND CUFFS. price. You never had such a chance to save money in gc 4-ply Linen Collars all your lives as we will give you.. 4-ply Linen Cuffs.. At our storejyou can buy twice the number of presents you expected to, or keep part of the money are sacrificing their immmense stock, preparatory to change in firm Jan. 1, for it is on the WHITE SHIRTS. sacrificing their immmense stock, Preparatory tochange in1 firm Jan. , in your own pocket. lips of thousands of people.. They come from all parts of the State, and the Clothing bus­ What is nicer for a Christmas gift than a Smok iness of this section is now centralized at our store The stock is going like a Tidal Wave. Good quality Laundried White Shirt 39C ing Jacket o? a house coat ? 60c Our famous K, B. Shirt, laundried,.... Our immence stock of these garments are marked Celebrated Silver Shirts “ .... 75C at an exceedingly close price but to clean them out Heavy Jersey Working Shirts _39c we offer this startling inducement: We have dozens of styles in Jersey Shirts of Every Smoking Jacket and every House Coat different values all equally as cheap in proportion. on our counter will be sold at one-half the marked price. HAT DEPARTMENT. Wouldn’t be a bad thing to get yourself a Suit or Overcoat. The best $2.50 Hat in the world for................. $ 1.50 Our closing prices will let you in at a trifle of All of our Child’s Plush Caps at one-half price. Boys’ Yacht Caps, double band, 35C what you will pay elsewhere. It is.distinguished by Prices and Values never dreamed of by consumers of Clothing; Men’s Yatch Caps, 35, 40. 60.. 90c We have a few more Men’s Suits? at..................... $6.88 40c Children ’ s Wool Tamasbanters. the shining lightGive towards all feet are marching. The above are only a few of the hundreds of Be serious. thiswhich your attention at once. It is no idle talk to draw trade, but a A few more Men’s Suits at.................................... $3-0° bargains in onr Furnishing and Hat Departmens. positive slaughter of the best Clothing in the city. A few more Boy’s suits worth $5.00 to $24.00. .$2.50 Houseman. Donnallu & Jones, It is. the One and ONLY Genuine Sacrifice Sale of Clothing before the Public. OUSEMAN, JNNALLY & JONES, �== For paid*, trail • «~ boHky o»dl- Butler. IB 10 is laud per lb., « loo Potatoes per bu., 4 Rye per bu . 40. T»»low perlb..3«. Oats per bu.. SO. Wheat, red per bu..fi0 Wheat, white per bu..3B. Clover .Seed per bu.. 4 X toC.OO. Timothy Seed per bu.. XU0 A Marvelous Showing The U. S. Government, through the Agri­ cultural Department, has been investigating the baking powders for the purpose of inform­ ing the public which was the purest, most economical and wholesome. The published report shows the Royal Baking Powder to be a' pure, healthful preparation, absolutely free from alum or any adulterant, and that it is greatly stronger in leavening power than any other baking powder. Consumers should not let this valuable infor­ mation, official and unprejudiced, go unheeded. I tlw ctegiuit household Modern Drug Store. Chicken dressed. 10. Qhristhas Qifts SMOKE THE "New Arrival" BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET. No better, more useful or more serviceable present can be made than a nice pair of shoes or slippers for Christmas. No better goods are sold, for the money, than I sell. I ask your attention to my line of Christmas Slip­ pers, Lambs’ Wool Slipper Soles, Overgaitera, Ladies’ Felt Shoes, Ladies’ Kid Shoes felt lined. Call and see me. LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER. F. G. STOWELL ROYAL BAKINA POWDER CO., 100 WALL ST., NEW-YORK. H. J. FRftKER Additional Local News Rakkkk and Vew York Tribune $1.00 •per year. . Those 40c. wool dress goods are going like “hot cakes*’ at Stauffers. At Spaulding’s you will find a complete line of Christmas presents • and a large variety to select from. Sixty eight ladies aad gentlemen attend­ ed the Thursday afternoon rbetoricals giv­ en by Miss Mel aughlln’s pupils, last week aud were doubly paid for their time. Slnee Congress bas passed an appropri­ ation bill allowing >100,000 to be spent for tbe grand dedication of tbe new Chatta nooga park, tbe scene or tbe great battle ot Chickamauga, Michigan members of tbe G. A. R. are urging Governor Rich to recommend an appropriation by tbe state for the erection of monuments marking the various positions ot Michigan regi­ Ants. Several iocal members ot tbe order are interested in the proje-.L George Delay Babcock started to g‘» home Saturday night but was -delated** for some time at the Fall Creek bridge at Santa Claus has established a branch the east end of Main street When driv­ supply7 bouse at Pblliiips & Erb’s. They ing along one of his horses went through have a large stoek of nuts all of tbe 1804 the railing that guarded tbe bridge and •crop, and no worm-eaten goods to wo: k off. fell off into tbe Creek. Luckllv for George The entertainment given by Chas. the harness was an old one. Had It not Guinues, the soldier* poet, at tbe Baptist been the chances are that the whole outfit church. Friday evening was highly spok­ would have followed tbe poor animal into en of. and thoroughly enjoyed by those tbe raging torrent. It was a lucky fail. No one was injured and tbe damage present. Care to our coffin adds a nail no doubt; slight Such an accident might have be­ And every laugh so merry draws one out. fallen anyone. It was a dangerous spot, Hear tbe Illinois Comedy Concert Ca but it bas been repaired. every night this week at Opera House., Prof. Sterling is confined to bls room again with his broken leg. Fears were entertained last week that an operation would have to be performed, but we are glad to say that he is improving so rapidly that this will not have to be resorted to. I.ateh—Prof. Sterling, in company with Dr. Lowry went to Ann Arbor this niorniug'to consult with tbe physicians there. An officer from Union City, Branch County was in tbe city Tuesday, and took back W. E. Dutcher, who of late has been stopping near Cedar Creek with him. It seems that Dutcher is the principal witness In the trial of Charles Chaffee, on the charge of assault to da great bodily harm, Jess than murder. Mr. Dutcher and a man by the name of Emerson 0/ Hayes were about lo enter a liver}- stable one evening last Abcust when Chaffee struck Hayes with a club and together with a friend nearly succeeding In killing him. Mr. Dutcher was not under arrest but was merely subpoenaed as one of the chief witnesses. They left for Union City Mon­ day. Admission 10c. b and. There is a determined took on the faces of some of the old soldier boys when tbe candidacy of Judge Van Zlle is mentigned for the office of Justice of the Su­ preme Court. There are mighty few dem­ ocratic soldiers lu this neck o’woods who wouid uot vote for Van.—Charlotte Tri­ City Bakery at the bune. We’re here to stay and we are selling Mixed Gandy at 5 cents per pound. Little Gem Mix at io cents. French Cream Mix at 12 cents. Best Stick at 8 cents. We make Cream, Mollasses and Peanut Taffy for 8 cents. Royal Chocolate Drops at 15 cents. Hand Made Creams at 20 cents. We also have a nice line of Fancy Chocolate Drops, Chocolate Dip Almonds, Filberts, Walnuts and Crystalized Fruits. Flowers and Ginger, in fact if you want something nice call on us. A nice box of choice confectionery at 30 cents. An extra nice box of choice confectionery at 50 *cents. A. E. Renkes. A very aad accident resulting In the sudden death of tbe 18-year-oid son of Freak Herrick, of Freeport, happened about six o'clock last evening. The boy had driven a traveling man over to an ad­ joining town and was returning home, when his borsc ran awar. No one saw the accident and no one will ever know any­ thing about it, but the boy was found a few rods south south of the bridge over Che Little Tbornapple just norttieast of Freeport- When discovered tbe horse was • all tangled up in tbe harness and laying on , top •< tbe toy. When tbe boy’s lifeless body was picked up It was found that his neck was broken. Mr and Mrs. Herrick haw the sympathy of a large circle of friends. The funetal will be held to­ morrow. Tbe appointment by tbe governor of tbe ank. • lit U • <rral de*l ot raralbUl- DISSOL UTION. THE FIR7I OF ■RB* Dissolve F’eo And the entire stock of the firm will be placed on sale at prices that will astoniehfevery man, woman and child in search of Clothing. This Sale Begins Dec. 22nd A. Black & Son, of this citv, are getting a good deal of advertising from the fact that Mrs. Ira Hurd, of Allegan, who re­ cently sbot her husband thinking him to be a burglar, lias ordered a monument of them to be erected in memory of her Jius- Prof. E. Davenport bas accepted the po­ sition of dean of the College of Agricul­ ture at Champagne, III., at a good salary and will leave for that place the latter part of this month. Mr. Davenport will be greatly missed in the business circles of this place. Tbe creamery company will need a new Secretary and the town­ ship a new supervisor. Tbe social and InteHectoal circles will greatly tntea both Mr. Davenport and his estimable wife, but will have tbe satisfaction of knowing that they will acquit themselves with honor in their new field of labor.--Woodland %UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUiUUiUiUUUUUUUiSZ Nothing is reserved. Everything must be sold. Don’t wait. Come at once and secure your choice before the stock is broken.' All accounts of the firm must be settled at once, either by cash or by good approved notes. J. H. Cutting and J. D. Ryan retire from the company and the books must be closed by Feb. 1st 1895. Yours resp’y L W. MORRILL & 60 Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co THE LEADING HOUSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc. VISIT OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS. SPECIAL HOLIDAYBARGAINS ‘\ full line of At the BANKRUPT STORE you can buy Heavy Jersey Working Shirts for 50c. (Formerly 75 wnt») Felt Boots and Rubbers or Sox and Rub­ bers, $1.90. WE ARE BOUND TO SELL SHOES. SPECIAL OFFER. CARPETS is second to none. CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children. Our line of - Blankets from 49c a pair, upward. Quilts at 75c and upward ASK FORiOUR FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR. A NEW STOCK OF OUTING FLANNEL AT 5c A YARD. When in the city give us a call. • Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co 78. 80, and 82 Monroe Street. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/421/HastingsBanner_1894-12-27.pdf 29bea182d3244151bc670233c568cc30 PDF Text Text The best Ac ing medium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings ..Banner, VOL. XXXIX.NO. 35 HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 27. 1894. Hastings Banner, Published Thursdays by t* COOK • BROS., *1 HASTINGS, MICH COUNTY NEWS. Just Think Of going to a Hardware store for a New Years present! But if you will only call and look over the nice things in my show window you will be convinced that a Hardware store in just the place to go. I have all kinds of useful things in stock that would make ex­ cellent Presents, such as Caning Knives and Forks, Decorated Porcelain Coffee and Tea Pots, All kinds of Cutlery, Stoves and Ranges, Etc. Come and look at the GA R[.AND, the best stove made. Ira vanvaikanburgh. LOOK IN OLR SHOW WINDOW. nails only one cent PER POUND. THE FIRM OF E. W. Morrill & Co. Dissolve F’eTo. 1, And the entire stock of the firm will be placed on sale at prices that will as­ tonish every man. woman and child in search of Clothing. This Sale Begins Dec. 22nd. ' Nothing is reserved. Everything must be sold. Don’t wait. Come at once and secure your choice before the stock is broken. All accounts of the firm must be settled at once, either by cash or by good approved notes. J. H. Cutting and J. D. Ryan retire from the company and the books must be closed by Feb. 1st 1895. Yours resp’y # N. MORRILL & G0.. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co. THE LEADING HOUSE IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR Dress Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Underwear, Blankets, Bedding, Etc. VISIT OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS. CARPETS is second to none/) CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children. Our line of s A full line of Blankets from 49c a pair, upward. Quilts at 75c and upward. ASK FOR OUR FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR. A NEW STOCK OF ASK FOR OUK FLANNEL AT 5c A YARD. When in the, city give us a call. Voigt, Herpolsheimer &, Co. 78, 80, and 82 Monroe Street. A B. Oar live 06686 leathers are Guaranteed odorless. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Hhub cCrtMira, C. F. Cox want to Augusta Friday to visit hla daughter Jesse, and foand her improving quite rapidly. Mlnula Maynard is still on the gain. Mlsa Hattie Palmatler of your city Is vislljng friends tn this place. Mr. W. A. Hendershott, while loading ties Monday, injured his back quite badly but is better at this writing. Mr. L. N. Bush, o? Delton, was In this place one day last week. Mrs. Ernest Edmonds, who has been seriously III for some weeks past, la slowly convalescing. Mr. B. F. GasklH. of Milo, made a busi­ ness trip through this place, delivering the standard Dictionary, and Sundayed with bls parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. GaakllL Quite a number frop this place attended the Christmas Exercises at Bunnell's school bouse, some bringing home very beautiful and useful presents and all reporting a rood time. Rev. D. B. Clarke Is quite poorly at this writing. Don’t forget the Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sun­ day evening. Some of the young people of this place attended a phonographic • given by Rev. W. n —«rtllmn(jht, evangelist of ** HneH, Conterehee nas» . uie M. P. church and former - "*•?& thh plaOA *t tbe Bunnell school Lause, FcWry evening and report ah ex­ cellent time. WHOLE NO. 2063 Bhulte. F. G. Pierce was In Lansing on business last week Tuesday. Hattie Craven, wbo has been quite sick Is on tbe gain. Born, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crook, on Monday, Dec. 17. Alice Shultz is quite sick. Ad* Member visited In your city last week. A. F. Schultz and wife were guests at Fred Bush’s in your city last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, S. B. Nash visited at H. Merritt's last Wednesday. Lee Smith and wife and Abraham Cra­ ven and wife were called to Rom last week by the death of the latter’s mother. Mesdames Moses and Ernie Shultz were guests of relatives in your city last Tues­ day. . Arthur Hudson was at 8. Thomas’ iq Banfield last week. Tbe Saints are holding meeting* at our school bouse. Guttle Peake is petting a sore thumb. A vast Improvement Is being made in tbe road In front of Jones Hall’s. CwetletoM. , Mrs. E. V. Smith and Mrs’. C. C. Price are visiting relatives at Manchester over the holidays. Mrs. Daniel Staley died last Thursday of conjectkm of the lungs, aged 78 years. The funeral occurred at the M. E. church Saturday^ Rev. Trott officiating. . E. Kinnie entertained hla brother and mother from Histlngs Sunday. Miss Nina Felghner Is spending tbe holidays with her cousin at Jackson. About 50 of tbe young friends of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Feigbn«r met at their home last Thuredry evening, a surprise to them. All report a good time. Claude Benton, of Plynmity was a guest of Asa Noys TfcUWW- ‘ ’ Webb (Xd© fflWtolDed hla brother. Judm Cale, at Fowlerville, laafweeK. MUs Alice Brown hu been ilck with the mump*. .......................... •” To Editors, compositors and readers of I the Banner, a Merry Christmas and happy ( New Year to all and that we may all do * our utmost to make our Ilves more helpful and useful to our fellows around us. * Miss Anna Chase of your city was a Milo. Time in Its flight reminded Mrs._____ Hattie caller at the Grove with h«r parents. Vet Hines is loading tbe fourth ear with Bellinger that her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Williams had been married 25 wood this winter for Kalamazoo parties. Prof. J. W. Humphrey of Wayland, win years and to surprise them invited in 82 of her neighbors to help celebrate their preach at our church Saturday eve, tbe are tprtw<* silver wedding, which waft a success. A 12th. and SuDdp 18thsliver tea set was left to remind them •: A rood delwdfi™! A to the county hub to attend ttw ■ Bolton w , their 25th anniversary wed'4’ John K. Flow'*. Waltz law suit. th- • u around gathering up James B. Smith of Albion Is at home to _ .oauP Cbauge in tbe farmers bands .as spend Christmas. their eohtribution to the support of state, Edith Bevier of Woodland attended tbe county and township taxes. modal contest here on Friday eve. Miss Theodore Eyes has purchased a house Clara Chase was tbe winner. and lot In the Clean ahd neat village of Hru, Bevier and Mrs. McDonald of Prtlrl«*lll« «Hd will loon retire from l>H Woodland were pallrri at the Grpy? Sun­ hnn suj "vi m aster lire. day. . Eighteen men .re -nrertln, the timber Pratt District. on Mrs. Johnson’s farm into ra‘lroa^ u Mr. Culvpr visited Eli Charlton Sunday. BUd lumber. Alfred Btorr and ... ’ Jotm Demals and wife, of Bcwne, visit­ Francisco have sold the timber on their ’ ।-ewll and family visited Will Cronk C. . , ed at A. Lidka’* Thursday. respective farms to the same party, It Sunday. whiting her grandDooly Is-having a law suit at Grand may be a wise policy—time will tell. Mlss Hazel Cronk is —* Rapids. blCtka is also there as a wit­ mother, Mrs. M. M. Tfom|k^. ness. • Mr. and Mu. Jones visited J. Cutler, Carlton. Some of our youi.5 Stt Mtehding Jesse Vester la spending vacation at his Sunday. prdftcted meetings n< FftephrL The Bert Lewis has moved Into his new nights have been dark and th« riiMs mud­ home in Carlton, He will return to Bat­ house. tle Creek next week. dy but they did not mind that. Mr. Wm. McKinney spent Christmas Our burg Is lively now. School ma’ams Soliih Hatting*. and rchool girls all home for vacation. with friends in Charlotte. Mrr. Etta Barnaby Nil! lead th« En­ Will Usbonre spent tire holidays with Boys are good enough, but it takes the deavor next Sunday everting. Shelby friends. girls to make a good time. The Union will meet with Mrs. Pennock Burt Service la entertaining bis brother, Joe Wood is nearly ready to move Into next Tuesday, Jan. 1st. bis new house. It is now being papered. Eugene, from Lenawee Co. Seven! of thia place attended the wed­ Mr. Wood Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. The work Is being done by Mr. Hawk. ding of Dr. Suleebn and Miss Grigsby, A family party including Mrs. McClin­ Addie Anderson, at Midland. Elders Simpson and Vester are holding Christmas night. tock of your city are expected to partake Some of the young people of thia neigh­ meetings at the Tamarac school house. of Christmas turkey at (». J. Teeples. Byron Lewis broke hla arm while at borhood attended tire surprise on Miss A surprise party at W. Brew’s to remind Myrtle Reid. Christmas night. Mrs, Brew that last Wednesday was her school. The funeral of Aont Betsy Carpenter 36th birthday. A variety of good and Broward. held In the M. E. Church. last Wednesday useful presents were received. a. m.. was conducted by Rev. R. Wootoo. The literary will be held this week at Glen Wing, son of J. J. Wing, is dan­ Ed. Frost ’ s. gerously ill with, pneumonia. Dr. North­ Many old friends and neighbor* gathered to pay the last token of respect to an old Mr. George Brainard visited friends rup attending physician. pioneer. For about sixty years Mrs. Car­ In Olivet, last week. His daughter, Jen­ Ainu Charles Wing is sick. A great many of the farmers are doing penter has been a resident of Carlton. nie, who Is attending college returned all the plowing they can. A good way to One more of the early pioneers are left— home with her father for a two weeks Mrs. C. Rogers. lx>hg may she live to visit get the start of hard times. recount t(> the rising generation the stories Rev. O. H. Persy, of Nashville, Is ex­ pected to lecture in tbe South Pine church of “ye olden times." Div. 26. There is ah entertainment announced Those who attended the Lrvliig and to be held at the church for tills week Thornapple 8. 3, convention at Middle­ There was no preaching at the church, Wednesday night it wM consist of mus­ ville last Tuesday report an interesting program and much enthusiasm among 3, last Sunday, on account of .the absence of Ic, select reading and recitations. Miss Minnie Wardell is vteltlng her par­ the minister. S. workers. Fred*k. Gybe, Wm. Chamberlin, Wm. ents, who reside in Hastings. Blanche and Pearl Hendershott are Rev. J. Struble has been employed to Gibson and Sam Givens returned last Sat­ home for the holidays. Chas. Andrus who has been attending urday from East Leroy. They will go help Rev. C. T. VanAntwerp conduct re­ vival meetings at South Pine Lake church. back next week. school at Ann Arbor is home. John Ashby is head-sawing in a mill The meetings will corumeuce about Jan. Miss Allie Betts is recovering. 3W. Oliver Brightrai and family spent near Galesburg. Two hundred thousand bricks are being Christmas with his family. Returned shipped from here for the electric light Tuesday eve. A Merry Christmas to all tbe Banner -The Cranston family bad thedr reun­ works at Kalamazoo Instead of twenty ion In Nashville this year at Mrs. Brooks. thousand as your type made me say last readersand especially tbe Barmer: crew. Hoping their efforts in the past a* also in The Christmas exercises were well at­ 5.30 to the amount a large twrkey sold the future will have a salutary intuence tended and enjoyed by all. The church was nicely decorated. Mr. Fleming favor­ for here recently. He was raised by Or­ and effect upon the mind* of Its many read­ ers and also prove remunerative to-the Ed­ ville Kingsbury. ed the audience with two solos. Everett McCaiinm drew the prize In the itor for the ensuing year is the best heart­ There will be a Down South social’ In the parlor of the Cong, church next Satur­ harness contest here recently and Win. felt wishes of your »cribe. Mre, 3. K. Willison and a lady friend, Carpenter drew tbe rifle In the gun con­ day eye. one day last week, had the misfortune to Mrs. Brown is home again Mid will test be thrown out of a carriage injuring both K. B. Payne and Willie Carpenter have with spend the remainder of the winter chosen sides for a target shefotlug contest, of them. The former lay unconsciuu* for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson some little time. The horse became Grant Hendershott went to Grand Rap- to take place next Saturday afternoon. frightened turnhtg quickly about breaking The defeated side will pay for » oyster sds Monday. the buggy Into. They are on the mend A company of people of this vicinity suppt r for all. Conieiins Pyle has returned from Chi­ now while the buggy is undergoing re­ gave r genuine surprise to Pearl and pairs. cago after an absence of several weeks. Blanche Hendershott last Friday eve. Charles McCay came very near hpvtog a Henry Fennel, Jr. Is apparently recover­ conflagration one day last week by having ing from bls acute attack bf hip disease. Mrs. Wm. Glllaspie is recovering from clothing left too near tbe stove pipe in the chamber. When discovered the fire had Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich went to Hastings her late Illness. Edith GBIaspie, owing to Dr. Scribner’s devoured dresses and one breadth in the Thursday. carpet making rapid progress in tbe straw skillful treatment, had but a mild attact of Mr. Mnrehair Bagley went to Hickory diptheria and it h coaHemtally hoped that underneath the carpet. Fortunately tbe Corners Friday. flames were food extinguished. the dread disease will saan disappear from Mrs. O. D. Loomis Is worse at this Thomas Kelley is seriously sick with our midst to return no more. writing. tVIH Enzein severely Injured bls hand slight hopes of bis recovery. His mother The neck-tie social at Sam Owens was a in a gearing of a wind-mill odc day last is With him also his step fa. her. success. W. T. Barber returned to his home last A number of the young folks from here Josie McCallum of Prairieville has been Friday after having spent two weeks visit­ attended the Christmas boat at Bunnells ing his brother O. B. and other reinlives spending a few days with her brother. Christmas eve. and friends residing in and about Cale­ amt family. Mrs. W. N. Payne started Monday for Burt, Old Mrs. Mosier, of East Leroy, is visit­ donia Station. To his regret found one of Big Rapids to spend Chrlstjpas and New Ids cows had been badly cut while absent ing frtends here. Years with her daughter, Lottie and other Archie Anderson and Frank Townsend by a bay knife severing an artery above relatives. the hoof. Will Elliott was summoned are home for Christmas. Miss Floy Williams has returned from wbo stopped the hemorrhage and dressed Julia Titus has returned from Otsego. Ypsilanti where she has been attending the wound. , Sarah Doonait has return'll home. ■cliooi, to spend the holidays with her par­ Mrs. W. T. Barber while returning from Dr. Gesler. of Saranac, v laited friends tbe Corners Friday evening slipped on an here Christmas. tita Wilkinson. O. D. Ixxrmls, Ed. Gates Business was very brisk with our nier- Incline plank In the side walk Injuring tbe Veru Lewis. C. Chandler, Arthur Gesler chants just before Christmas, people bav- wrist rendering her unable to wrestle and number others are drawing ties to got over their scare. with tbe many duties of tbe kitchen. • C. McCay and wife have gone to Plain­ Hastings from the saw mill on Addison well to visit friends residing there, thence Simpson’s farm. Mrn.h RlAce to Marlin Corners to attend the marriage Charley Whitney has been doing car­ Chas. Anders was home from Kalamazoo of a relative who is to be wedded Wednes* penter work for Mr. Schram. ^^ Mrs. Dora Monica and little son of last week. cay evening. A number of our people were in your Will Stanley of your city is visiting hla Cloverdale, visited her parents last week. brother Geo. and family about here. The Saints have closed their meetings, city Saturday. P. R. Karns Is suffering from rbeumaMrs. P. H. Lawrence accompanied her having got a few converts and are now tbThere was a dance at John Erwaj’s. aged mother to visit a daughter residing holding meetings at Shultx. in Milwaukee, Wia. Has just returned Charlie Tylor Is on the sick list. evenlna.. after an absence of about two weeks. C. Loomis and Silas Dickerson have Friday W. Haven and wife visited at Geo. Hasold their timber to J. Wilkins of HasCounty Crater. ^"oar teacher, Miss Maragret of 'eJir and Mrs. C. Whittemore, of Delton, Ye Scribe wishes a “Merry Christmas” visited the latter’s parents here, over Sunand a “Happy New Year” to ye Editor Kai., hargpue home to spend Christmas with her parents, consequently there will “‘d. Holl owl »>•'“’* n“r and Hanner readers. Lynn Lankard Is improving rapidly. be no school until Wednesday. Al Phillip** are enjoying their new D 4 w S w ®"» “ rt " “ b O. b. Loomis lost a cow last wee*house. George McDermott went to Hastings Bert Blivin Sundavert In “Hope. Thursday. Willie Ashby had the misfortune to cut aooo Insvrance, 825. his foot while splitting wood. F Hart is able to be out again. Mrs. Yeckley. of Hard Scrabble visited Ira Hart and wife vteted E. Hart, Sun- Bash’s Sunday wa. The “boys” of the Center talk of having at J. McQuarrle’s. . . clorlous hoot hunt Christmas. The beaien ' Mr. .nd U hl A. Woodworth. ol Sauj»d,j. . rtlll ln neKj of , new a > glorious Cortita*. h»F.will «UU prod the A*. TTWWW — with -—— .J r. elt boildrjB lat-1 “ Mde bn j tbe ojtterr. tuck will , spend the holidays with tbr the lat ­ SCbOOi DOUSc. ter’s parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler. �Hastings Banner Thursday, Dec. 27. 1894 MICHIGAN STATE NEW& A COMPLICATED SCHEME. GRESHAM'S BLUNDERS. MAKES A CHANGE. Some kind friend of tbe president in The chief features of Secretary Car­ Mr. Springer r»Wyt* a Substitute I congress might do Mr. Cleveland a for the Cruliale Bill. ■ lisle’s highly complicated and involved ' greet service and save bis administra­ scheme of currency reform may be out­ tion from much future humiliation by lined thus: It allows national banks Material Chsuxes from the Orlgtaal Mms- <n,titnting an qfficial inquiry OS to the to issue circulating notes to an amdunt — -L— »>-•-_ ganity of the present bead of tbe state cljMU Objection by National equal to seventy-live per cent of their department. We make the suggestion paid up and unimpaired capital, in all seriousness. In no other way upon a guarantee fund of green­ can the amazing and unprecedented O. ff. BuGonaa, G. F * T. A. Oblearu. backs or Shermau currency equaling Washington, Dec. 22.— Mr. Springer antics of Secretary Gresham be ac­ thirty per cent, of the circulation, (dem., HL) at a fate hour Friday after­ counted for. He had been in office 2Z^SA(Mh.sn these notes to constitute a first lien Doon. laid before the house a substi­ scarcely a day before he began to en­ So Gommon^at tins season, is a serious on all the assets of the banka Two tute for the pending currency bill. It tangle his too-confiding chief in ths taxes are to be imposed by the govern­ consists of the amendments which meshes of what has sinee been woven condition, liable to lead to disa".trout ment on each bank—one of half of one have been agreed upon by the demo­ into a perfect web of deceit, trickery results. It is a sure sign of declining per cent per year, payable half year­ cratic members of <he committee; and double dealing. The ink was not health tone, and that the blood b im­ ly, ou its average circulation, to pay others that were suggested by Secre­ dry on his commission when he secret­ poverished and Impure. The best and for printing of notes, official super­ tary Carlisle, the author of the bill ly sent “Paramount’’ Blount off post­ most successful remedy la found in vision and like expenses, and the other that has been under consideration all haste to Hawaii with a letter of intro­ tax, which is also on circulation, but the week, as well as certain features duction to Mr. Cleveland’s “great and PROBATE ORDER. of a rate not stated, is to provide a of the Carlisle bill which it has been good friend,” President Dola, in one State of Michigan. Oountv of Bam-ss. safety fund for note redemption, the deemed advisable to retain. After pocket, and private Instructions in ths At a tension st the Probate Court for the tax to cease when the fund reaches other to enter into a conspiracy with County of Barry. boWen at the Probate office, in According to the state crop for De­ five per cent of the circulation out­ laying tbs substitute before ths house, I the City of Hastings, tn said county, on Tues­ ------------------------the im- | • bloodlblr.tr and diwrediud mon- day tbe itlh day of December, in the year one cember wheat has not made large standing. Each bank is to redeem its Mr. Springer briefly explained portaut changes made in the Carlisle | arch to stab that same “friend ’ under thousand eight hundred and ninety four. filch makes rich, healthy blood, and growth this fall, yet it. goes into the own note*. W’heb a bank fails, the bill and their effect as follows:----------------the fifth rib. Present. Cbarie* W. Armstrong. Judge of The senate of the Probate. us gives strength to the nerves, elas­ winter in very good condition. The guarantee fund is to be added to the FrovtaioM Of the Now BiM. United States waa in aeaaion at In the matter of tbe estate of Joshua R. ticity to the muscles, vigor to the brain average is, for Che state, 24 per cent., safety fund and used in note redemp­ Crouch, deceased. 1. Pennlttinc the deposit of currency cer- ! the time, and had sole and complete and health to the whole body. In indicating that about one-fourth of the On reading and filing the petition duly verified tion, but if this is not sufficient, pro tificatoa Issued under section ft,Ito of revised jurisdiction over the Hawaiian nego­ truth. Hood’s Sarsaparilla of Emily Crouch, daughter of said deceased, crop will be fed. The average lor the rata assessments on the basis of circu­ bto lutes, to secure circulation as well as the — -------------- ----------------------tjnrions. tiations, as wen well aa as co-ordinate author- praying that administration of said estate may southern counties is 25 percent, the lation on the other banks for the sum M i I.? I» 3. oppoinUuentof -b^or. be graatrd to Friend D. Soules or to some other suitable per- on. central 21 per cent and northern 22 per required will bs made, the contribut­ Thereupon It la ordered, that Tuesday the note* hold iu treasury . . to friendly nations, but that did not der note*, actually held In tbo treasury, and cent The number of bushels reported ing banks to hold a first lien for the th* eflccl of depositing certificate* la. there- .. matter to Gresham.>. “\Vhy.” he prob­ SUidsyor January. A. D.. lure at ten o'clock tn marketed in the four months, August- amount on the assets of the wrecked fore, me forenoon, be assigned fertile hearing of said • ---------------------------------. aajd hllM<ja .. Ihou | d con ­ the same pracisaly aa to require the do- j petition and that the-heirs at law nf said de­ November, is 4,749,367, which is 1,618,­ bank. poelt of notaa. ceased and all other persons Interested tn said t So amending tbe present law aa to permit . stitution be allowed to stand between 004 bushels less than reported mar­ This is the part of the scheme which state banka to deposit legal tender note* and me and Lil?" And it was not allowed estate, are required to appear at a nessluu of said court, then to be holden at the Probate of­ Be sure to get Hood’s and only Hood’s keted in the same months last year. relates to national banka Another procure these currency cortilicwUew tn tbo same to. /The news of the secret mission fice, tn tbe City of Hastings, in said county, and feature of it permits state banks to manner that national bask* are now permitted . leaked out at last, and the controversy show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of Hood's Pills are purely veteuble, perHealth in Michigan. the petitioner may not be granted. AM It h issue circulation on nearly the same to da bcttv harmless, always reliable and beneficial During the week ended December 15 I. Diaper ting with the provision which au- | over it and its developments waxed further otdered, that said petitioner give notice terms aa the national banks after com­ thorlzes un BMeaament upon the national , hot, but Gresham was noV abashed; to the per-ons Interested lb said estate, of tbe reports sent in by fifty-seven observers of said petition and the bearing plying with somewhat similar require­ banka to replenish tbe safety fund for tbe re- . not he. He surrounded himself with pendency thereof by enuring a ropy of this order To be in various portions of the state to the ments, their notes to be exempt from dempilon ot tbe notew ot failed banka, and. In । a halo of mystery, denied everything, published tn the H Baxnkr, a news­ । state - board of health indicated that 'PARKEfe'S paper printed and drrulatod In said County of place of this provision, insert one providing the national tax which was imposed on ■ diarrhea and inflammation of the kidthat the collection ot the one-fourth of a cent and acted generally as if he thought Barry, onre In each week for three successive HAIR BALSAM state bank circulation thirty years weeks previous to said day of hearing. BMB and bcaatifiM the h tax for each half year shall be resumed when the archives of the government were • neys increased in area of prevalence. Char. W. Armstrong. ago. All notes of the same denomina­ tbe safety fund is Impaired and continued un­ i his private property; and it was only I Typhoid fever was reported at thirty­ Judge of Probate. tion under the national plan are to be til the safety fund is restored. r. I on the positive order of congress that (A true copy.) : three places, diphtheria at forty-two. 4 Authorizing the comptroller of the ourren- he made public tbe correspondence similar in appearance, but state bank i scarlet fever at seventy, consumption instead ot the bank themselves to desig notes are to be different in looks both ey MOKTGAGE BALE. Date tbe agencies at which national bank notes and records which covered with dis­ 229, measles at eight and smallpox CON 5UMPTIVE ' j at from the national bank currency and shall bo redeemed. The effect of thts will be grace both himself and the adminis­ Default having been made in tbe conditions at Detroit, Royal Oak, Manchester, from the. greenbacks and Sherman to secure tbe redemption not only at the office tration he had brought into contempt of a certain mortgage made by Orrin H. Phil­ Sc be w a, St Johns, Adrian. Dan by, lips and Emily (LPbiUlps to Addition P. Cook u of the bank, but at other places accessible to I Nor has he yet relaxed his tenacious notes. Another feature of the system dated Beyiember first A. D. lK9S.and recorded in Marquette. Chester and Watersmeet. , i note holder* Lite office of Hie Register of Deeda.fur tbe Coun­ provides for the redemption and re' I b. Dispense with tbe provisions compelling grip, for even now there lies on hit ty and Slate of Michigan, on the itth. Michigan Census. tiremeut of greenbacks and Sherman eZ|ftt|ag national banks to withdraw their desk in Washington a report from dayOfofBarry September A. D. IBM In Liber 29 of The census taken last summer shows notes at the discretion of the secre- bond* now on deposit and lake out circulation Admiral Walker, made months ago, Mortgages, on page 14. which mortgage was assigned to-tne A. F. Cook Co. llmited^and that the total population of the state tary of the treasury, the surplus rev- uu«ier the new ay stem, and In lieu ofthat pro- and which congress is calling for, and duly said assignment recorded In the office nf tbe enue when there ia nnv «.<.<! ! vteton Insert one permfttinf the banks to wlthWfciXr duMh.i.i-*. h they *ee proper to do bo. I which, according to the best informa­ Keglatar of Deeds in and for Harry County In June 1 was 2,241,454. an increase of enue, when there is anj, being used dn>w th<jlr depo«liin« lawful money, a* now provided tion and belief, will odd another chup- Uber 3» of Mortgages, page 174. on which 147,565, or 7.04 percent since June 1, for that purpose, the retired notes not mortgage then* *>s claimed to be due at the date to exceed 70 per cent of the new 1890, cir- and by law. and then take out 387,790 or to20.92 percirculation cent, in undur ter of humiliation to a record of of thia notice the sum of seven hundred fourteen we new eyatem » jiicui if n they tucj ccuwav uv bo w.. national and atate, provided , the Uoomj to du i foreign policy already black with dis- doltor* aud elghtj-tnree cent-, and an attorten years. June 1 last there were culation, , ., . , —, . . , » . i| "0. Vrnvieino that the note* of failed natlanProviding tbe natlonnej’s fee of thirty dollars provided for In said 1,670,797 native born citizens and 570.­ by this scheme. .The state bank notes ! al banks which arc act redeemed on demand | non or. BREAKFAST-SUPPER. mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having b>*en Instituted V> recover the moneys 857 foreign born citizens. The per are. of course, designed to furnish the at the office of Abe Measurer of the United > So much for the first evidence of in­ sceurot by said mortgage, or any part thereof; cent of increase since 1884 was7.79 and “local currency" which the enemies of Blate*, or any aMlMtant treasurer of the sanity. There are many others. Now. therefore, by virtu, of the power of sale 4.92 respectively. Of the total popula­ the national banking system have been ’ United States, tball bear Interest at the rate When China and Japan got into a dls- co> ta*ned In MUd mortgage, and the statute tn ‘ of 0 per cent, per annum, from the date of the such ease made and provided, notice b» hereby tion of the incorporated cities 551.365, for so many years demanding. suspension of the bank until thirty days after pute over Corea, the same man who ttiat on Saturday tbe ninth day <>! Febru­ It is easy to see that the country will public notice has been given that funds sre on had vainly attempted to restore the given CRATEFUL-COMFORTINC or 67.16 per cent-, are native, and 269,­ ary A. D. 1W. at ten o’clock In tbe forenoon. I shall sell al Public Auction, to the highest not take kindly to the Carlisle scheme. -----. ' band for their redemption. 1 reactionary qn<s n, Liliuokalani, to a 667, or 32.84 per cent, foreign born. bidder, at the north front di»>r of the Court sorts of money j In providing two ne> throne not hers by any legal or moral House. In the City of Hasting* (that bring the This impose* no obligation tbe part of- right, sat down, and, in the face of his place where tbe Citcult Court tor Harry County it makes needless addition - ---------------------to our al-( j -----------1--------------T--------upon ,— — __ T-?.. * ---1— *— ~z ■*: lor **"» Is bolden), the premises described In said . luo.n *z~ read. u. Kazmerz Hemer murdered his wife ready embarraaaingly rariey.Ud and ilalWMU.au redemptions, redemptions. aa o» the safety fund 1* is In in the hands bands own numerous and solemn warnings mortgage, or so much thereof as may I* nec­ »nd then ended his own life at Mani­ diversified circulating medium. One of BOILINC WAT R OR MILK. Of tbe the treasurer, and be ho will redeem redeen: notes out against foreign entanglements of any essary to pa) the amount due on said inortg ge. with seven per c-nt. Interest, and all stee. it was supposed, during a fit of kind of new currency, to be sure, we of that fund. kind, calmly indicted a dispatch to a legal co-its. together with an attorney's fee of important ctuui<ea Made, anger, the result of a quarrel. The must have, for the government bond i friendly notion, striving to protect its thirty dollar* covenanted for therein, thfe • murderer dressed himself in his best deposit feature will necessarily have | Two very important features make citizens from Chinese aggression, ad­ premises :«eing described in said mortgage as all that land ht town of Assyria. Bsrry County. DISLIKE THE TELEGRAPH. 1 clothes, lighted candles on a table, to be absent from that form of circula- their appearance for the first time in monishing it not to levy unjust State of Michigan,-described as and opened his prayer book. He tion, whatever it may be, which will the substitute. The main one will war against a weaker nation. NaturEight and one third ' acres of land off of ktuje north siaeonoHowinxatsenoea tbe north side of following irdo viz: dt scribed land viz: then seated himself before a mirror soon have to be devised to supplement have the effet of allowing the natlonally enough, his offensive interference Thirty Off tbe West end of the North and sent a bullet into his brain. and succeed the national bank cural banking system to run along, withTwo American bicyclers, Allen and quarter twenty, was spurned, ns it should «huve been, half of North East •— —-- -•of Section -----— one North of Range Seven Wed. Sachtleben, tell in the Century of their Herner was a German, 45 y ears old. rency. Two new sorts of circulation, out an arbitrary provision that banks and the United States was once more town Also the North half a tbe North East fracmeeting with a Chinaman In the heart This tragedy makes the fourth fa­ however, is rather more than the coun- ' must organize under the new system, held up as the laughing stock of the tional quarter of Section twenty (20). exceptIf national banks wish to contine nation, of th. earth. The war did not of the flowery kingdom who electrified tality in the family during the present try desires at present The absence, ; too, of a direct governmental liability to bold their United States bonds and cease, and on November 26 the Amer- j of them by addressing them in the purest of Range (7) Seveu Seven West and containing for circulation will arouse prejudice issue circulation thereon they may do ican minister in Peking sent to tbe twenty two acres (ID acres) more or lees. English. “He was one of that party j A. P. Cook. Co.. Limited against it Perhaps the safeguards ' so. It is felt that they will soon disof mandarins* sons which had been E. A. Cunningham, a prominent snnounding the circulation might in ! cover the advantages of the new sys- state department an urgent appeal for Assignee of Mortgage. Fhjuf T. Cousrovk. •ent over to our country some years young man, took Mias Lucille Ross aa protection for the legation and the Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage. ago, as an experiment by the Chinese his wife and the couple settled down actual operation turn out to be ample, । tern and will therefore adopt it volun- ' American citizens resident lb the Dated Nov. 14.18H. • but there will be a popular suspicion ' tartly. , , , I Chinese capital. Owing to Mr. government, to receive a thorough to live in a little cottage in West Bay other important Important xcatut-c feature u£ ol tuc the . Ure5hBni'a capable mlamanacement no American training. We cannot here City. The other night when the young that the scheme is weak in this par- j The uiucr ABSIGNEK SALE, give the history of that experiment, as husband reached home after his day’s ticular, and this feeling is likely to be substitute is that it does away with I' marines available for the purpose were Notice h hereby given that on the twentyMr. Woo related It—how they werework he found his home dark and his fatal to *11 chanoe, of IU Bdoptlon. In J tbe unknown liability of bank* to ^^“n" one" tbowtand*”mii'e,'"of"lbe first dav of July. H®3. Fred W. Greble of the City of Haating*. Mich. made, executed and de­ subsequently accused of cutting off . wife gone. The neighbors told him a regard to tbe etate bank feature of the guarantee tbe notes of all other Ken<. of dBnjfor. Mi whcn knowledge livered to James A. 8weezey. of Has­ their queues and becoming denational- young man, who, from the description wbeme. the wild-cat currency adro- banka This feature ot the original of Minliur Denby'a disnauh finally tings. Mich., an assignment of all bts ,he jnrf.oc—the truth wlU property, lor the benefit ot all his creditors, ized, how, In consequence, they were they gave, Cunningham knew to be cates will think the secretary does not bill has been much criticised. It I CBme that the said James A. Bweezey has accepted of ajj attempts at con- said trust, that an inventory ot all the property recalled to their native land, and de- his wife’s cousin and a former lover, go anywhere near far enough in his con­ contemplated that if a national out> jn cessions to them, while all the rest of bank failed its notes would be l-cealnient — onr dignified secretary of of said assignor baa been filed tn the office of graded rather than elevated, both by had forced her to go away with him. Clerk cX Barry County, as provided by law. the country will think he goes too far. paid out of its assets and state tried, by quibbling which would the the people and the government be- . That on Monday tbe 31st day of December. The proposition is on the lines 1laid * ■ the “general safety fund," . made up bring the blush of shame to the cheek 18M. allot tbe property and assets of every cause they were foreign in their send- > name, nature and description, ot the said as­ Mrhs *11 hanks. Hut if the T-w*assets of a third-rate pettifogging lawyer, to Elroy M. Avery, member elect of the down in the so-called Baltimore cur- by all the banka But meats and habits; and how, at last, signor will be offered for sale at public auction they gradually began to force recogni­ Ohio legislature, has secured a verdict rency plan to the extent that it bases ' and safety fund were insufficient to convince the public that he never re­ by tbe undersigned. Said sale will take place at the law office ot tion through the power of merit alone. for *1,500 damages from Henry C. circulation on bank capital instead of . pay the notes of the failed bank, then ’ ceived it Hweezey & Sweezey. in tbe City of Hastings. He had sow been sent ont by the gov­ Spaulding, of Detroit, for malicious on bond deposits, but it Is much more the comptroller of the currency was to ( Again, congress was in session in Mich, at the hour of ten o'clock of natd day. than that system and much make a pro rata assessment on all the August last when this remarkable At tbe above named lime and place of such ernment to engineer the extension of prosecution and personal libel. The complex sale, the inventory prepared by the assignee less satisfactory. — St Louis Globe- 1 banks * - of- -• the country. the telegraph line from Su-chou to controversy has lasted for twenty understatesman the statute Inentered such caseinto made i>roanand agreement Democrat vlded a ill be exhibited to Intending purchasers. years and had its beginning over a U rum tai, for it was feared by the gov­ with the representative of Canada to Dated. HaaUngs. Mich. December 13th. 1F9L ernment that the employment of a for­ gold watch which Michigan cavalry pay an indemnity of 8425.000 to alleged J am as a . Svrxszsr. PRESS OPINIONS. Wabhixgtok, Dec. 22.—Commission A1 signee ot Fred W. Grebie. eigner in this capacity would only In­ raiders secured from Confederate Gen. Canadian sealers for damages which Secretary Carlisle, it seems, er Miller, of the internal revenue bu­ they claimed they suffered in conse­ crease tbe power for evil which the na- Brown in 1865 in Georgia, and which reau, reports that the total receipts failed to reckon with the bankers. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. tires already attributed to this foreign Spaulding swore Avery stole. quence of our government’s action in They show a disposition not to accept from internal revenue sources for the driving them out of Behring sea State of Michigan, Countv of Barry-ss. . innovation. The similarity in the Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of the the honors thrust upon them in the in­ first five months of the present fiscal pending a settlement of the contro­ phrases telegraph pole and dry heaven Probate Court for the County of Barry, made It has been the custom in the past flation scheme of the administration. year aggregate 872,547,551, an increase had inspired the common belief that the and day of November, A. D , 18P4. six over the corresponding months of the versy by arbitration. The Paris tri­ on for state officials elected to be sworn —Iowa State Register. from that date were allowed for credi­ the line of poles then stretching acroea bunal had arranged a judicial method months to present their claims azali.st the estate In aa suited their convenience, but this EFSome democrats don’t know past fiscal year of 811,212,921. Of ths of settling all claims for damages, but tors the cquntry was responsible for the of Hannah A. Hoard, late of sal J County, de­ increase, 810.290,000 arises from the in ­ year Gov. Rich proposes to bunch when they have had enough. A few ceased and that all creditors of said deceased long-existing drought. In one night Gresham didn't choose to follow IL the ceremonies. He has invited the of them are urging the senate to pass crease of the tax on spirits and the are required to present their claims .to. said several miles of poles were sawed short Rumors got into circulation' that Probsts Court, at the Probate office. In the city withdrawals made to anticipate that newly elected officers to meet in the the popgun bills, and want the house off, by the secret order of a banded Gresham had agreed to pay the maxi­ of Ha-tlnga. for examination and allowance. <m executive chamber in Lansing tbe aft­ to make a further raid on the tariff.— Increase. before tbe rend day of May next, ana that conspiracy. After several decapita­ mum indemnity claimed without sub­ or •neb claims will be beard before said Court, on ernoon of December 81, and Clerk Hop­ St Louis Globe-Democrat tions, the poles were now being re­ mission to the court created for the Thursday, tbe Slat day of February and on Wed­ kins, of the supreme court, will ad­ Washimotox, Dec. 22.—The secretary purpose, but that made no difference nesday the 22nd day of May next, at ten CSTCleveland, Carlisle & Co. seem to stored, and labeled with the words: In the forenoon of each of those days. minister the oath to all at once. have gone into the waste basket—pop­ of the interior haa made requisition on to him, he denied everything; and o’clock *Put up by order of the emperor.’ ” Dated. November 22nd. A. D.. IBM. gun, finance and all. People prefer to the treasury for 810,700,000 for pay­ now the president confirms the truth Chas. W. ARMurapXG. Judge of Probate. ment of pensions on January 4 at the PARIS SEWER BOOTS. Financial schemes require of the rumors in his message, and The management of tbe Cleveland wait. following agencies: Pittsburgh, Pa., once moye convicts his secretary of NOTICE OF MOKTGAGE FORECLOSURE. They Are Dtin—d ia Making Flae Cliffs company at Ishpeming received brains, and this administration is short •1,600.000; Milwaukee, 81,800,000; Des state of inability to tell the truth. The Hastings Furniture Manufacturing Com­ orders to close down the Lake shaft on brains.—Chicago Inter Ocean. pany by mortgage bearing date June A D.. Moines. Ta., 82,100,000; Concord, N. H., Is there any need to speak of the taM.mortgagedto the undersigned. Daniel W. QTHereafter when democrats prate Speaking of the fashions brings us to for the winter, and 800 men were dis­ of their party hostility to trusts the 8750,000; Chicago, 82,800,000; Buffalo, imbecility manifested and the blun­ Reynolds, aa trustee, the following described an odd d woovery which has recently charged. •1,650,000 real estate situated In the city of Hastings. ders made in dealing with Samoa, Barry County. Michigan, and described as fol­ been made. There is a small shop on The furniture manufacturers of thq single word sugar should suffice to Brazil and Nicaragua? Is not the rec­ low-. to -wit: City lota five hundred forty-four, the other side of the Seine, in tbe Rue state have organized to present a silence them. The democratic party Vaxjluo, Cal., Dec. 21—The old Phil­ ord sufficient as it stands to justify five hundred forty-five, five hundred torty-Bix. des Ecoles, which deals exclusively united "front agaiust prison competi­ is a sharer in whatever infamy at­ five hundred forty-seven, five hundred fortyadelphia house, known as the sailors* taches to the sugar combination.— some friend of the president in start­ nine, five hundred fifty, five hundred fifty-one. with the second-hand boots of the men tion. house, burned early Friday morning. ing an investigation as to the state of five hundred fifty-two, five hundred seventeen, who work in sewers. These boots, says John Cl iffman, of Muskegon, wav Troy Times. five hundred eighteen, five hundred nineteen, Jack Finn, John Bell and George J on ­ his secretary's mind? We think it due five hundred twenty, five hundred twenty two, farCongre&sman Wilson told his a Paris letter, are furnished by the beaten and probably fatally injured at hundred twenty-three, five hundred twentyabate, and come half way up to the Rothbury by Peter and William Van- party before the sugar bill passed ly n were burned to death. Josalyn to the president. It certainly is due five four, five hundred twenty-five, four hundred, thigh, and each man is allowed a new derburg. who claimed he owed them that “it would give the sugar trust was quartermaster on the United to the people.—N. Y. Tribune. three, four hundred four, four hundred five, States steamship Independence. four six. four hundred seven, four bun 840,000.000 the first year." And yet pair every six months. When new they five dollars which he refused to pay. UV The citizens who have called dred hundred eight, four hundred nine, four hundred •cost nine dollars; when sold second­ themselves democrats will not die in a teu. four hundred eleven and four hundred Mr. and Mrs. James Clizbe cele­ congress passed the bill and the presi­ hand they realize the modest sum of brated their fiftieth wedding anniver­ dent allowed it to become a law. The Danville, Ky., Dec. 28.—Micajah hurry. They will go on very much as twelve, of tbe City of Hastings, Barry County. Michigan, according to the recorded plat fifty rents; but as at least six thousand sary at Quincy. Mrs. Clizbe is his third late election was an eye-opener and Rowaey, the desperado, waa killed at they have been going. It would be thereof, together with all the hereditaments the democratic managers beg the Junction City Saturday night by Town very embarrassing if they should all and appurtenances thereunto pertaining; to­ pairs per annum are sent to the Rue gether with the bulldinpt thereoc. Including privilege of opening the question, so <ies Eeoles it makes quite a booming Marshal Ellie, whom he resisted. Row­ become republicans. The democratic engine, boiler* sod dry kilns. This mortgage Stolen goods were traced to a man's that they can amend and at the same ley was the last of a father and seven party is worse than dead already in its was recorded on the 3rd day of July. A. 0., JN»i. industry. farm near Forester. Tracers found a at eleven o’clock a m.» In the office of the KefiThe leather of these boots la, so to cave in which were thirty seta of har­ time perpetrate a greater folly. There sons, all of whom died with their total failure to administer the gov­ Isterof Deeds Tor Barry OonnU. Michigan, apeak, tanned by the alkaline and ness, whips, calicoes, etc. The stuff Is but one thing to d<*>, and that is pre­ boots on. Uber 3J of mortgages, ouin page »2 failure Default of has tbe presi­ ernment— the been made In the condition of said moruagv. vent them doing anything. They are dent, the ’ senate and the house. It evidently had been accumulating for No suit or proeeedlag has been Instituted at incapable of intelligent legislation. perpetually paddle, and they are M ount • Vernon, O., Dec. 22.—Wil­ ought to be reorganized on principles, law to recover the lodebtedneea now remaining Their whole course proves that.—secured by said mortgage or any part tberetf. liam G. Culberson, mayor of this city, and it has not got them.' It is ineapa* There is claimed to bv due at tbe date of tnls C. T. Pagleeon, of Grand Haven, haa Chicago Inter Ocean. Poririon bootmakers; for this leather. dropped dead on the street here Fri­ ble of running thia country, and it will notice upou the.Indebtedness secured by said collected 3,000 different kind* of post* MF The ultimate object of the demo­ mortgage and ut»on said mortgage, the sum of day while going to his office. He was more and more become an opposition thirty-one thousand, two hundred and twenty cratic currency tinkers is to drive ttye party, and it is to be < hoped it will rid dollars and twenty-six cents. (831.220 W). By John Fleming 4 Son, grocers at country back to the old system of a lawyer well known throughout ths state and a prodfinent Knight of itoelf of the incapable* It will not yirtne of tbe power of sale contained lu sahl Hastings, made an assignment state banks, under which the value of Pythias. k soon die. There are elements of evil Mint bo doe upon said mortgage. I shall Barton Ruber, formerly of Detour, a note depended very largely ,upon its UM premises hereinbefore Bewribed,; tothat will keep it alive.—■Cincinnati Gwter with said buildings, eng I or boilers and rttte. to Uw delight of haa leased the new Western hotel at distance from the concern that issued -kilns, or no moch of said premises aa shall C olumeub , O., Dec. 24. — Judge Sage, it Back of all the tinkering, arguing be necessary to satisfy the amount so due upon EF The public credit is sound botbe isdeMedMss secured by «ud mortgageJoand theorizing of the currency quaeka of the United States court, has ren­ with the costs ot this foreclO'urc. al I c> l»x a determined and ill-concealed dered a decision sustaining the consti­ in spite idue to the higbest bidder lU tbe north .ood tbe water hereafter will be purpose to destroy the present nation­ tutionality of the habitual criminal M court bouse in tbe City of HasMnty Michigan, that being the al bank system aad replace it with a law in Ohio. B Cixwtt Court lor the County of M Saturday, thr r.b day ef iW, at tea o’clock in tbe forenoon Csicaeo. Dec. BACOOK BROS.. Proprietors. That Tired Feeling HOOD’S Sarsaparilla The representatives of 11.000 Michiigan grangers met in Lansing to at­ tend the twenty-second annual meet­ ing of the state "range. In his annual address Grand Master George R Hor­ ton: of Fruit Ridge, deplore i the un­ profitable condition of agriculture and recommended that. as there was little t prospect of improvement, more atten­ tion should be given to the work of bringing the expenses of government and home down to a level with the ' ability of the farmers to pay. Officers were elected as follows: Muter, George B Horton. Fruit Ridge; overseer. M T. Colo. Palmyra: lecturer. Jason Woodman. I’a paw, steward. Georjrc L. Car lisle, Kalkaska. assistant steward. J. H. Mar­ tin. Grand Rapid*: chaplain, Mary A Mayo. Battle Creek; treasurer. K A. Strong. Vlekaburg; secretory. Jennie BeeU. Ann Arbor. S Makes the Weak Strong EPPS’Si COCOA; .W'i’iWAra �MOBTGaGB BALK. BUSINESS OUTLOOK. Tfcada Y drfaub. tbe a-Id vtnue of ttw right moriaxio- and the isterovt accrued therein nnw dw M<r WIUM., wa.« Whteu lh.„ ■a Halmni t, to «u u lb, du. „i teat oil Rnittriky rbe»th day of February. j«h at ten o cterii In Che toren«M»t<. there will in. hoiu at th-i north front doer of tee Court House, cut ■••B’lga. Umnty ot Barry and state of Micbljtsu.-aid C.mrtH.nrte bring the betldH-g In whkh tb<ticir«xittCourt for the County ol »*.15£.,,‘.£eW‘ Mt »”»*»“<' •action to the htgheM bidder, th* prr«Ml»eN desert bed in said mort .*?* thereof as miy be tidcexsarv to 'Xllrtv the Km<*wut duv <ui Mttd mortrwR a.* Shove set forth, with lhe interest thereen. and the coat*, charge?, and expenses allowed by Ira and vrpv.aedtprin Id mortgage, said prem *•* b*tag «,uated in the V.ffape of FVeeport. CotMvoj 4arryand &».Ate «.f Michigan, and 1“w>; *«"tthreeef Meek ten ol SwdodpUCuS-reeL•ccordu* to tbe reD«to«L HaellLgs, Mich.. November Mth, ISM. Bubaxhah Hammond. Attorney tor Mortgagee. ' MORTGAGE SALE. Wheraaa. defauH has been made In tbe con­ ditions of two certain mortxaaee. one erf nod mortKages made and executed by Mary J. wilWilliam P. Sidnam and William B. 'Hase, the Albion College Endow­ ment Fund (.'Oinnitttee and tbelr suecesjiors u?hr v V*.'” (>clot*r ’W’eo»‘» eighteen hundred secure tbe payment ot ten bunJhyd te,rty »n<l Interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent prr annum and recorded Ju tbe . »«• otthe Register of Deeds for Barn Sua’iSi’ October twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred elgbty-flve In liber 26 ot mort gages on page txt. The other ot said mortgages ’“•J1® and by Nelson H. Cross. Carrie E. Crons hh wife, and the said Mary J. William* to the said Daniel Striker, Wlfilam P. Bidnain and William H. Haze the Albion College EudowmeutTund Committee and their successor* bearing date November second, eighteen bun dred etehty-nhie to secure the payment of four hundred eighty-four dollars and Interest there­ on at tbe rate of seven per cent per annum and recorded In the office of the Register ot Deedfor Barry County, Michigan. November second, eighteen hundred elgbty-nlne in Uber 3! of mortgages on page jk. both of said niortgagrbeiug long past due, whereby the power osale eontelnso in each ot said mortgages has became operative and no suit or proceeding­ having been instituted at law or otherwise to recover the debt secured by either ot said niortgages or any part thereof, and by reason of said default, there is claimed to be due at this date upon both ot said mortgages, ami notes secompanying the same the sum ol fifteen hundred elgbty-nlne dollars besides an attorney fee of twentv-five dollars as provided tor In tlie first ot said mortgages Now Therefore uelice is hereby given >thai bywlrttte of the power ot sale in each of sai<1 mortgages contained and of the statutes of tinState ot Michigan, both of said mortgages wir be for-closed by a sale of the premises therein described or so much thereof as may be neces­ sary to satisfy the amount due ujxm both oi said mortganes at tbe date ot the sale thereof together with the Itqtal costs. Interest, taxes and expenses ot said sale at public auction to the highest bidder on-Friday thr«th day of Febru ary, »8M at to o’clock, a. m.. at the north fror.l door ot the Court House in tbe City of Hasting*. County of Harry and State of Michlgan.fthr said Court House being the place where the CIrculi Court for the County ot Barry is held) the said premises described In each and both of Mild mortgages and which are to be sold are a>follows vteCThe east half of the north east quarter of section No. etaht’m) in town No three CS) north ot range nine (9) west in the township of'Kutland. County of Barry snd S ate of Michigan, oontalaing eighty acres of land ac­ cordtag t-. rtbe 'United States survey thereof more erlesa. Dated. November 12th. Daniel Striker. Tbe Athlon.College'Endowment Fund Commit­ tee. Daniel Stnikkr. Attorney for Mortffagete. ORDUK.QF.iPUHLICrfri’ION. State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit, m Suit pending in Ibe Cirealt Court for the County of Barrv. 4n -Chamwry. at Hastings, ou ’ tbe seventh day of Nev ember A. D., 18M. In this cause it appearing from affidavit on flledbat tbe defendant, George MiGariand Is not a resident of this Ktatebut resides at H untlngton tn tbe State at Orerou,on-motioa«f iPbtllp T. Cot­ grove complainant's solicitor—it isordered that tbe said defendant.Gwrge M. Garland cause bis appearance to be entered beretn..wiihin four ■months from tbe date at this order, and In case of his appearance that be cause bis answer to the complainant’s bill of complaint to be Died, and a copy ther-of to be served on said com­ plainant's soilcitor -within twenty .days after service on bIm of a copy a! said bill and notier of Ibis order; and that m default tboreof. said bill be taken aa confessed by the said Jion-reaidenl defendant. And It Is further ordered. That within twenty days tbe said Complainant cause a notice of this order co be published in the Hastings Bannjk:, a newspaper printed, published and ejaculating In said eonoty, and that such publi­ cation be continued therein at least ouce in each week, for six weeks in saccwwion. or that she cause a copy <>f thisorder to-be persenaily served on said non-resident defendant at lea-t twenty days before the time above prescribed lor bls appearance CLBMaarr Smith. Circuit Judgr. Philip T. Cowrote. CompUlnant’s Solicitor. Johx G. Naoler. Register. Attest. ’ (A True CJopy] MORTGAGE SAJX. Default having been wide in the conditions of a oertaln mortgage made by TrlyUena H. Goodmough c<> Emily D- Rost wick , dated Dec­ ember 4th. A. D. two aud recorded In the office of the Register of Deeds, tor the County of Barry and State of Michigan, on the 4th day oflDeceiubcr, A • D-1®°- 1“ Uber 3fi of mort­ gages. on page IM. *a>d mortgage was on theexpres* condltioa that should any default be taude in the pavmtJBtof JMtid interest, or any part thereof. 6u any day whereon the same is made parable, a* aiwve expressed, and should the same remain unpaid and in arreur for the »»»v otithlrtv days, then and from thenceforth, the aforesaid prlncl|>al sum of twenty-three। hun­ dred dollars with aM arrearage of Inten*»Lthe®®on. shall, at the fo|Xton of said party of ti e second part become and be due and payable Immedtotdy thereMter. although the period above limited for th* payment thereof may not then have expired, ir.d default having been made In the payment of Interest due December 4tb. iwi and tbn saws H and in arrears for tbe space of thirty day s and upwards the nftresald principal sum with al arrearages of interest Is now declared due and payable by the terms of said mortgage, on wtSh mortgags there is claimed to be due at the date otthjstaotice the sum ot three thou­ sand one hundred slxty-nlne d®lUn three cents, and an attorney s fee of thirty fl* e dollars provided for In said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been insti­ tuted to recover tee moneys secured by said mmtgsge. or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by virtue of power of sale contained in said mortgage, and tee _,n such case made aud provided, notice Is £ren that ou Saturday the 16th day of March. D 1HP4 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 1 shall sliall sell at public auction to the highest bidder at tbe north front door of tee court bouse, tn tee Citv “ Hastings, (teat being tbo dare Hampered by PANGS. LIFE IN HONG KONG. THE NATIONAL FLOWER. Babies tauu. Neb., Deo. M.—The eel. ▲ City of Picture squo Structures Financial Legislation. and rapidly growing children faring among the inhabitant* of the and Uproarious Smells. That the roee is the national flower drought-bloated part of Nebraska, in­ derive more benefit from Scott'a of England, and was accepted as such WMd eluding three-fourths of tbo residents Emulsion,than all the rest of the at the conclusion of the wars of the of five counties, i* becoming more inrosea, when .the red rose of Lancaster ben -.ot Engaired food they eat. Its nourishing tenae daily, and immediate step*alone and the white rose of York were united of Iniquity Wh powers are felt almost immedi­ can prevent many deaths by starva­ by the marriage of the representatives ately. Babies and children thrive tion. Three years ago the farmers of of the two warring houses, most rend­ rJ’?T. Yo“- *D’c'’<a-R- G. nno a these drought-blighted countiea raised on Scott’s Emulsion wheA no In Hong Kong the English equivalent ers of history know, flow tills flower other form of food iswssimilated. Co- ■ Weekly Re Hew ot Trade-fey,; a very light crop, and the past twu of which is “Fragrant Streams," the came to be the bodge of either hotise, IW Ue larvo expon, or Bold ,o.i uo. years tbe cropa-have . Chinaman been almost shows total a developed taste for not many people even guess.’ The few j eerulAC, .bowl aaurelel Uriol.llot., ,h« ,nd|. failurea M. u<y ramiiire nave not Many families have not ;j tenement houses. . students who suppose they know its *2^1 k.-ore eoeourwlM. Some Inenough proviaions in their homes for Hundreds of pig tails will crowd Into history say that the white rose came Klveu to "Wiereeter. Sf. ’~r •»'*• <°r~ one week’s subsistance and no money • house built for one ordinary Euro­ to the house of Ydrk through the fam­ •wuolly m> work uiunll, dlmlnUheo. Th. to purchase the necessaries of life. pean family. All. the accommodation ily of Clifford, whose device it Ixad long boJKoy Undo he, boon rawer poor u non President Nason. of the Nebraska the coolie boarder asks is a shelf com­ been, and beyond whom it cannot be •’“‘.’“j ““?'y “*lo» 10 Thom —------- u.v,v wuuu^ico. .snown about the l*ef comt"’hH‘on- has been for- modious enough to smoke opium on traced. The red .rose, it is supposed, n'°/c con«denco- shown about the future demand for industrial products, though yarded a-carefully-prepared report of when he has any. date* buck to Eleanor of Provenoe, prices are are aoi not belter. better. - - -- ' the number of deatitute families in the itimulates the appetite, enriches Price, Each sleepin^room, rays the Chicago queen of Henry III., and was her per-' Export. In crew. e. J different counties in the state where hews, is converted into a kind of gi­ Bonal device, assumed for love of the I the blood,overcomes wasting and DoWM.tle exports OWOOr*. locreaaed ........................... _ (bough ------- 'l .H — was B cnip fBllw The Hat u a ““Domettio a little, there gives strength to all who take it. gantic apple cupboard, with tiers of beautiful Provence roses of her native exportable staples arc not better in price, in ’large one and it will require all the as­ shelves all round from floor to ceiling, duchy, and transmitted to her descend ­ November the excess of merobandi.se export* ch'rtis, Weak Lunn; Emaciation. Con­ over import* was tt»A73.t»1. beside; IS.KlI.OSi sistance that can be procured to keep divided up into lengths of six or seven ants of Lancaster. silver, and December returns l th! lente the people in the most urgent of neces­ feet. The cellars are called into sumption, Blood Diseases and all Forms But in the recently published life of as large an excrei. For this reason sities during the cold winter months. requisition, and, in San Francisco at Dean Stanley, a devoted student of of Watting. Sendfor Free. the exports of 36,tt2.071 in gold since The report as has been made out by historic traditions, a new and pic ­ any rate, the proprietors excavate cata ­ Seett k Brew, N.T. AU Dreftisto. BOc. stalM. iart Friday and the withdrawal* of about combs under the street to extend their turesque origin ia assigned to the na­ three times aa much gold from the treasury, ■ Secretary Ludden is aa follows; ~~ (he more u«v,c noticed. uvwcou. money conuuues to m ao-- :! ^UMtcr bounty, 250 families; Perkins. 200; sickening dormitory accommodation. tional flower. He gathered the story are Money continues MORTGAGE foreclorurf:. cumulate here, andmthere Is no enlargement in In wumv Tn. 1?---““^ ®‘uhcockvvU.u..wU cn:.M Mreisiio Outwardly, however, in Hong Kong the while visiting in a chateau in tbe little tbe legitimate demand tor commerotel I .An*, ' tX»lU°TW,’ ,00,’ S00; Frontier. 40; Furnas, Where**, drfault has been made in ih«* con­ though some offerings of paper, apparcutly to ' TL 700: D*‘w»°n. 43; Keith. 200; abodes of the Chinese are often quite town of Provins, France, and believed ditions of a certain mortgHKv executed by Rliza-------- --for yearly ------ : settlements. have _TU ^err’ 40 McPherson. 40; Blaine, picturesque, for they have their triple it to be correct According to it, the tntii L. IxickwcMNl. ot the township ot W kmIprepare excited remark----------------------------------------------------- I Boyd. 280; Holl. 30. Antelope. 30; Key* arcades like any other Hong Kong red rose of England was never a laud, Mic higan, to Aorghxm Haggerty nf the wine place, bearing date March ■.’3rd. A. D., Wheat, Cora and Cotton. ' I ®- Rnox. 20. street, and over the balustrades of Provence rose, but instead was a rose 18». and recorded March the24Ui. A D . I>'ri,a4 "Prices of agricultural products do not Im­ ten o'clock, a m., in llber 1T of mortjtsgfs on these the ’tenementers’ clothes arc gen­ of Provins. TELLS THE TRUTH. page 28S, and there is now vlahned to be doe ou . prove. Wheat U unchanged for the week. The chateau of Provins belonged bald iiiurtgiige the sum ot three hundred seven­ Corn fell 4 coats for the week. Colton has de­ U^Pt- Nchmlttberser Toll* of Corruption erally hanging out, the bright butch­ ty three dollars and fltty-one cent* Inchitltng an er ’ s blue affected by the coolie class of centuries ago*to the counts of Cham ­ clined a sixteenth, to 6 (Si oe\ts. and receipts Amon* Now York Folic*. at'orneys fee of fifteen dollar!, and no proceed­ from plantation* continue larger for December having been taken nt law to recover New York, Dec. 22,—CapL Schmitt- course predominating. These arched pagne, and in the time of the Fourth ings than in 1801, when the crop was over 0.000.009 and draped dwellings are piled up Crusade one of these counts, called tbe debt tccured by said mortgage, or any part balea The theory that producers will not berger was recallou as ■ witness be­ thereof; now. therefore notice i* hereby given in --terrace on Thibaut the Troubadour, . -— ——— upon terracevu ------ ;----- —» became — — —a that on Thursday the 14ti> day ot March. 1W5, at market at current prices does not lit tbe facts. fore the Lexow committee on Friday. furthermore atnan slopes«*.. ___ i. r. 12 o'clock, noon, al the north front door of tbe of t..i the island; for Hong crusader and visited the Holy Land. ' Large orders for manufactured products He created a sensation by his answer the steep court house tn the city of Hastings, (that being have upDeared and yet, except in boots and Kong ia hung eight ­ ’---------about ’—• a mountain ' On his return he brought to his wife the building In wlileb Uie Circuit Court for' tbe shoes, tbe general tendency of prices U down­ to the second question asked him, een hundred feet high above the sea. County of Barty, State of Michigan, is held,) by a rose-bush with a splendid bright ward. which was: “Do you recognize the of tbe power of sale coiilalncd In said crimson flower—the rose of Sharon— virtue If, however, the visitor wishes to see Gold Withdrawal*. mortgage. I will m*U at public auction to the binding character of an oath?" He re­ and this was planted in the castle gar ­ highest bidder the property described In said Hong Kong nt its very worst let him ’’The withdrawals of gold trom tbe treasury plied: “I do; I have come to tell the ■mortgage, or sufficient thereof to satisfy said dive under one of the forbidding black den. where it grew and flourished. bare been over <21.000.000 since December S, whole truth.” inortgage indebtedness, costs and expenses of and are attributed in part to replacement of Soon it spread to neighboring gar­ Mie; said premises being twelve and sixty-one archways at the bottom of “The Hill CapL Schmittberger is under indict­ bank receifils. which were reduced by the pur­ huudreth acres off tbe south side ot thirty acres of Great Peace" and see the type of grog dens, and the town became famous for off I be wei>t side ot tbe south bait of the eeuth chase of bond*. Yet it is plain that the desire ment for bribery. Ho had previously of foreigners to get gold instead of stocks, and refused to testify before the senate shop and music hall and female char­ roses. Wreaths for the great church West quarter o> section seven(7) township four festivals were made from these roses (4) north of range seven (7) west in the County of Americans to get gold instead of notes, rap­ committee. Thursday, however, he acter to which Tommy Atkins intro­ ot Barry and State of Michigan. idly takes from the treasury whatever was duces Jack Tar when a new queen’s from the Holy Land; they were used to Auraham Haggerty, was rearrested and his bail increased. gained by selling bonds. Mortgagee. ship comes in amid u roar from the bat­ grace all gala occasions, and the good Friday h« took advantage of an offer 8WXRZEY & SWF-kZF.V. teries and the man-of-war of half a French housewives even turned them Attorneys for MortgHgce. ’Failures have been some what more import­ of immunity from punishment held dozen nations As the Chinese wear to more practical account. They made December Ifilh. wi. ant. the reported liabilities for the second out to h im by Counsel Goff, and agreed piles of padded clothing, wash them­ such an appetizing delicacy from rose week of December amounting to *2.714.007 and to make a clean breast of it selves very little and use a species of leaves, put up with sugar or sirup, that for two weeks ot December the aggregate has Without question Friday was the been ta.4K0.i01. of which manufacturiug liabili­ nettoyage for making their clothes ap­ its fame Kprcad far beyond the imme­ ties were *€.400.114 and the trading liabilities most important day in the history of diate neighborhood, and it commanded A4.V7I.&1S. But last year the liabilities in failures the LeEoweommittea. Sclrtnittberger’s pear clean, the atmosphere of thia a ready sale throughout the entire re­ of the same two weeks were *11,67s».WA of confcMiion is prolific not only of sensa­ forcing bed for the plague may be im­ gion under the name of Conserves do agined. which no leas than 33.i74.4aH were of manufac­ turing and only 35.301.7*4 of trading concerns. tion bat of» evidence which confirms The European portion of the city is. Roses de Provins. The failures for tbe past week have been 310 and verifies what have been hitherto however, so healthy that not a single A generation later the prosperity of )) That our wonderful remodv “MOTBEto'ffl In Ike United States against 344 last year. and considered the most exaggerated cases case of the plague has occurred in It, the town received a sod shock, and the W FIUKND" which makes child-birth easy K 30 in Canada, against 37 last year." of police and official corruption. It though the Chinese are dying off like preserving industry no doubt suffered nJ may be within the reach of all wr have M . w( reduced the price to ONE DOLLAR per Ki dealsv with mure individual cases; • The apex of European life in with the other industries of its citizens. I bottle. Bradstreet’s says: it shows tbe criminality that has pre­ Hong Kong is the Peak—in two senses. ...BEWARE of frauds, count|l] Provins had a mayor of such oppres­ •The volume ot general trade oentinnea vailed in the police department. erfclts and substitutes. Take w sive views on the labor question that •mull. u> ex]>cctcd from evidence:, ot btirlnkIt is tbe highest point in the islandnothing but.................. ;: *go within tbo month. Unusually mild uneighteen hundred feet above sea level he ventured to ring the great curfew MANY PERISH. aeasouable weather continue* to check distri­ —and as soon as a man liecomes bell, which ended the working day, an bution ot coal, heavy clothing, shoe* and rub­ wealthy enough he buys a bungalow hour later than had been customary. ber good* norlb west, aouth and throughout This the work-people would not en­ there for a summer residence in addi­ the central weaLera and eastern slatea. al­ London, Dec. 24.—Report* of the though at larger cilia* tee favorable reports aa tion to his winter home nearer busi­ dure. They mobbed the unpopular to holiday goods and specialties at retail uro storm received from all parts of Eng­ ness. There is also a popular and fa­ magistrate, and killed him in his own for tee great part the outcome of bright, mild land show that immense damage has mous hotel near the summit He house. They did not stop to consider weather. been everywhere caused by the recent •OLD BY AU. DltUOOI»T«. reaches the Peak swinging in a redan the possible consequence of such an "Jobber* a»d other wholesalers a* a rale re­ port commercial travelers off tbe re&d. and galea The loss will reach tena ot chair on the necks of four stout coolies act. The line of the counts of Cham­ nrWrite for book "TO MOTHERS" mailed free. that little 1* doing except to take account of thousands of ponnda Many buildings or by a climbing railway which rises so pagne had become extinct, but Blanche, •lock. Tbe outlook for trade aft* tee holi­ have been blown down and telegraph THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., the widow of the last one, had married day*. 1* fair, although larger Chicago dealer* wires have suffered greatly. Traffic perpendicularly in place* as to scare Sole Prosrteten, ATLANTA, OL Edmund Crouchback, first carl of Lan­ report stock* on hand larger than expected, haa been -completely suspended In the life out of a stranger. except asnyng jewelers, wbo have uuexpectedThere are seven or eight thousand caster, who promptly undertook to many pLaoea on account-of the floods .ly-«Djor*d * heavy trad*. European* to the one hundred and fifty punish the unruly inhabitants. MFrom a dozen of tee more important wra* Many ship# have been driven ashore He made such havoc that the town NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. thousand Chinese In Hong Kong, and •ern.and northwestern trade center* dlatrlbu- by the avinda they have means of beguiling their never recovered from it, and had even s:»te of Michigan, In tbe Circuit Conn for tbe tion of staples is reported quiet or mode rat* Over fifty persona Jiave been reported County of Barry. In volume except from C4nclnn*ti. where there time which are the envy of the English to submit to having u new bell made Gilbert w. Lee and David D. Cady, a co-part­ 1* a slight gala Collections are only dead ia different places as a result of colonies in Japan. In the first place and named Guillonette, in honor of the nership flrm doing badness and existing under the storaa, while hundred* have been *-■Kansa* fair -al Detroit. Omaha and murdered mayor, Guillaume. This the name acd style of Lee & Cady there are the gambling hell* at Ma ­ City, but at Chicago and st Louis injured. Eight persona, while at­ bell, after six centuries, still rings the Thomas E. Shaffer, Tn IdtachtneoL more prompt. Demand for tempting to escape from a bark cao and Kowloong, the strip of 'British Notice la hereby given that on tbe 'And day of territory on the other side of the har­ curfew in Provins every night When fund* at Chicago, a* at Buffalo, ba* made tee drive* aahore at Holy Head, were October, A. II. J KM. a writ of attachman t waa market firmer, packer* being relatively beat bor. Then there are the excellent Edmund went back to England, leav­ duly issued out of the Circuit Court for the borrowers. Dealer* in fur* and jobber* in drowned. A chimney at Sheffield was pony races held in the beautiful “Hap­ ing misery, poverty and terrified quiet County of Barry, at tbe suit of Gilbert W, Lee JDom staples at Detroit. Minneapolis, St Paul blown down and it is reported that behind him, he carried borne, says and David D. Cady, co-partners doing business and Milwaukee report that thia, tbe mildest five persona were killed and many in­ py Valley" just outside the cemeteries, at the city of Detroit, tn said Stale, under the Ann name of Lee and Cady, tbe above named December for many years, ha* greatly laiar- jured. It ia impossible to estimate the Christian and heathen. In the season, Dem Stanley, two relics. “One was the yard measure which, I lalntiff*. *?*lnst the lands, tenements, goods lered with trade." too, there are private theatricals as and rhatt'rs. moneys and effects of Thomas E. damagea aa reports from different sec­ for many years, was in France peculiar good as any in the world, and balls Shaffer, the defendant above named, (or the tions of the United Kingdom swell the B LOODY RACE WA R. sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Four Dollars galore, aided materially by the pres­ to Provins; the other was the crimson and sixty Right ettots (3354.es.) which said list of accidents and wrecks hourly. rose, which through him became the ence of half a dozen regiments, and a writ was returnable on Tuesday the (ith day of The gale ia aaid .to be the worst that November. A. 11. IKH. Face Each Other io Georgia. dozen and a half men-of-war, and the rose of Lancaster.” haa occurred in thirty years. Dated this ■-•7th day ot November, A. D..i 1*04. The heraldic rose of England is still purses of rich brokers, for Hong Kong j Qeitman. Ga.. Dec. 24.—With seven ChristophkrH, Wilsox. blended. red, and white, Bayard Taylor's Old Home Burned. Attorney for plaintiffs. negroes dead and armed mobs pf is the city ot brokers; and last, but not of... . . ------ significant ---------SWKBZKV & SWRKXEV. thc ?n,on of thc two ^n‘Ql **«««»; whites and blacks near to each other Wkbtchbstkr, Pa., Dec. 24.—Cedar­ least, there Is a delightful club right Of Counsel. . but as Lancaster was victorious in but ­ in tbe heart of the :ity " But ns T.nTmnsf^r n>ns croft, the historic home of the late the outlook for a race war in Brooks tle, so also is the red rose the victor, in county is staa-tling in i|s certainty. Bayard Toy lor. situated near Ken net popular favor, and it is of that, not of The excitement is* the result of the square, was destroyed by fire Satur­ STATUES OF LITTERATEURS. the stiff parti-colored rosette of the murder of Joseph Isom, onj^tbe wealth­ day. A lamp which had been stand­ British coat-of-arrn.s. that we think as . TIMETABLE iest farmers in the county. Seven ing in the library exploded, and the the emblem and flower of the nation. In effect February n. HUM. th* N«w Couxreaalonal Library. negroes were killed Saturday and Sat­ building was gutted. It is now the The old French crusader’s holy rose, The new congressional library, urday night to pay the penalty, and property of Rush Barrington, of Phil­ the rose of Sharon, the rose of Provins, this seems to be only the beginning. A adelphia The loss includes an 8b.000 which is now nearing completion, is to Stations. has become the rose of England. posse of BUG cover a territory of about 5 pipe organ, an extensive library and a be decorated with statues of twentyfive men who have been famous in lit ­ miles. The largest crowd, 100 white valuable collection of bric-a-brac. NORTH. erary work. Mr. Spoffdrd, the librarian, men, is congregated a mile and a half Victim of a Box Car Tragedy Dies. Pyenff- Yang, a city in Corea, was Chicago Lv......... ■was authorized to make the selection. from Isom’s house. They are well Fostoria. O.. Dea 24. -Henry Har­ founded three thousand and sixteen Tbe great reading-room is the most I armed. About half a mile further on Lv... ris. of Auburn. Ind., who wassosevere­ conspicuous feature of the interior. Its I years ago. It is known as the well- Kalamazoo Rast Cooper........ there is a mob of negroes, about the ly shot in a fight in a Baltimore & Ohio plan of decoration makes provision for । less city. Within its walls is not a Richland J unci. same number, arni^il with rifles, pibi single well and all the water of the Cressey box car two weeks ago. when his two xols, axe* and clubs, waiting for the companions wele killed, is dead. Halt eight groups, illustrating the several ‘: city is carried up by watermen from Mito.... Delton white mob to come on. They fear the a dozen bullets were taken out of his forms of the literary art. and under the I the river which washtfs its southern Cloverdate whites will take summary vengeance head and body. The authorities have emblematical designs are niches for 1 wall. Tradition shows that this has dliultz................. sixteen statues. ou their families, first found, first shot so far been unable to obtain any clew always been so, for it is said that wheu Hasting*........... 7 33 3 The subjects for these Mr. Spofford ss to the identity or whereabouts of has selected as follows: Poetry, Homer a Chinese general besieged it two thou­ Coat* Grove sand years ago, believing that he could 4 Oil 10 0* the murderers. Woodland MiLtvATKEK, Dec. 22.'—At their meet" and Shakespeare; art, Angelo and compel its inhabitants to capitulate by ing the manager;* of state soldiers’ Beethoven; science. Newton and Henry; cutting off their water supply; lie was homes passed a resolution in relation Lan*ing .. J Kane, Pa, Dec. 24.—J. F. Frampton, history, Herodotus and GibbCn; philos- : . . K .r./4 n.c«- le<i 10 8’lve QP the attempt because thc Detroit to pensions, favoring a law allowing aged about30, of Sacketts', Elk coun­ ophy, Plato and Bmod,.comraeree, Co- I waU, fl,h Grand Rapids.... boards of managers of state homes to ty, foreman of Michael Fitzgerald’s oil Inmbus and Fulton; law, Solon and control the pension* of those who are lease, died here in the dental office of Blackstone, and religion, Moses and SL । and went through the motions of the I bath, and the scales, glittering in the admitted to the homes, for the reason Dr. Parker, from the effects of chloro­ Paul. Stations. 6 L I sun, looked in the eyes of the aston­ that so many of the inmates are ad­ form administered while he was hav­ On the exterior of the building are ished besiegers to be drops of water.— dicted to the use of alcohol and ren­ ing his teeth extracted. niches for nine busts, and the subjects SOUTH. Exchange. dered incompetent to care for them­ selected for these are Franklin, Demos- I Chicago Ar selves and their pensions. thenes, Dante, Irving, Macaulay, Sir | m. p m Mixnkapoi.ib, Minn., Dee. 24.—Harry Walter Scott, Emerson, Hawthorne ; Alfonso, king of Spain, is now a litMurderer Wm Hypnotized. Hayward, the alleged chief conspir­ ■satCooper Lv.. | tie more than eight years of ago. and a Richland Janet. Wellington, Kan.. Dec. 24.—Thoma* ator in the murder of Catherine Ging, and Goethe. The work of producing these statues , pompous little chap he is, which is not Oransy.............. MacDouald. on trial for killing Thoma* was arraigned this morning an4 uno.............. Patton near Conway Springs last May pleaded not guilty. The case was set and busts has been intrusted to a com- , to be wondered at when Spanish eti­ DeBan mittee, consisting of J. Ward, T Q. "Z A. * m ’» quette is considered. His slumbers are Ctoverdate and who had confessed the murder, for January 21. BbulU................. Augustus St. Gaudens, and Mr. Adams, I watched ’ throughout t the night by the ha* been acquitted. The theory wa* who are to assign . > each subject to the | Montero* , de L_ Espino Espinosa, a bodyHasting of men *.......... that the deed wa* committed while New York, Dec. 21.—Charles Peter-? sculptor they think will be able to do who for four hundred years have en­ MacDonald was under the hypnotic Coat* Grove influence of Anderson Gray. Gray last son shot his wife yesterday, killing it best The committee is responsible joyed the exclusive privilege of guard- Woodisnd.......... the results and has power to ap- j ing the king or queen from sunset to week was convicted of murder in ths her, and then killed himself. ■ Fire for young children were left orphans by prove or disapprove the models. Gen. [ sunrise. They are bound by tradition Umsint.......... first degree on the same charge. Casey, the chief of engineers, who has to • *be natives of the town -----of * Espinosa, .-----the tragedy. Jealousy was the cause. Detroit........... Brother* United. control of the construction of the build­ and must have served with honor in Grand Bapids. Fatal Gasollaeings, has placed the entire matter in the army. They lock the palace gates Traverse City. Versailles, O.. Dec. 22.—En route Vilas, O. T.. Dec. 22.—A gasoline their hands, with Mr. Spofford as liter­ with much ceremony and solemnity at Cfaarievotx.... from Celina to this place Andrew PetMkay........ stove exploded in the home of James midnight, and open them again at seven Baumgartner met a stranger who ary critic. _________________ o’clock in the .morning. Naturally, proved to be his brother, who left A. Forsythe, n farmer living near here., and he and his wife and two Alfonso thinks he is a great little man. home twenty years ago and was be­ small children were fatally burned. It was aptly said of the Columbian lieved to be dead. exhibition that one might almost el­ Emulsion EXPECTANT -MOTHERS. . /VI others I tv 1. Friend Gikftgo, Kalanaioc & Saginw s *1 ill where the Circuit Ceurt for Barry County Is Ijoldeu), the premises described In saidmort>« ni*r be necessarv to nav int* nuiusin wo — eiKh:’per cent, interest. and all legal costa, totether with an attorney’s fee of teirty-flve dol­ lars covenanted for therein, the premise* ^®i“K << /fieri1?ed in said“of mortgage us alland those Married Seven Tluire. p^i^parSi landSituate beingcertain In tee Georoetowx, Ky., Dec. 2L-Thoma> Uw. cSu». in tb. C«i»tT n< Bjm ,«nd nf Michigan. a*d known and described as Toome and Mrs- Lizzie Southworth foifoWs- to-wit The west half rrf the south west quarter of sec­ were married at Long Lick. It was tion twenty-six (2®) Also tbe south east quarter the bride’s seventh wedding and the of tee gout a east quarter ot section twrutvsevgroom’s second. E,1LrI)^lcl Mortgagee. FHIIJY T. COLtigpVK. Attorney fur Mre-gagee. Dated, December JT'.h lts« HUNGER'S UnoRrtwhy Brutal Robl*rz Can«bt. Ekix. Pa.. Dec 24.—Ringleaders at the gang which robbed David Slocum ■nd wife of >10.000 after torturing ‘ them have been captured. Made Into Sstuaffa. bow his own grandmother and never know iL ~A\Mata8chusett5 gentleman, haring hi* camera along, took « snap shot at a certain scene. Wien he reached home and developed his phptograph, there in the foreground were imaged his brother --------and sister-in­ Tboy, Ala.. Dec. 21.—While fooling law, near uciguw.. neighl»ors of hi* he taw, ucax — whom • with a gun Simeon Bowen shot and had not supposed..to -------------------be within - thoukilled the two little daughters of Zeke sand miles of Chicago. Bryant Chicago. Dec. 22. — Investigation shows that decrepit horses and mules are utilized in making sausage for the saloon trade in this city by Indiana ma nu fac tu re re. A workingman of Dresden lately proposed t<» register his new-born child as Robespierre Danton. The registrar declined to put down so revolutionary a name, nnd the father refused to reg­ ister the ch&l at all, except by num­ her. 'The matter wa* token before the courtft, the workman wa* fined, and decision'given that in monnrchial states such namee are not allowable. ♦Freight train* will b* roo st th* poavaaliEii of the company, who rcaerre the rieht toahaim the time <./ roch train, wtthont notios. Ne.swtli wait at Woodbury tor p****ngnn from No. 1 on D. L A N. B*KS*4te must be at Mie depot at least * art* ut«* before Marin* time erf train.,so tin>*■**> may hare time to tesck t preperfr; oteeraGaL •nay Dot go foreran! until next tram. . W. 8. Dewing. Ge**l Maaaoar. H. C. rorrtE. Gas’! F- * V. Art �The number of students registered at the University of Michigan up to date this fall is 2,880, divided as fol Iowa:—Literary Tharsdiy, Dec. 27, 1894. department 1461, law 591. Medical 358. MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. Dental 179, Pharmacy, 74, Homeopathy ENTERED AS SECOND CLASH MATTER AT 18. The University is an institution that THE HAYINGS. MICH., I’OBTOFFICE, every citizen in Michigan should feel proud of. Hastings. Banner EDITORIAL NOTES Ths New York Sun recently published the following prediction made by the l*le Samuel J. Tilden, in conversation with a southern citizen from one of the seceding states, a abort time after the «loee of the war of the rebellion, lu the conversation it is said that Mr Tilden used these words:— :-ln order to come into power the democ­ racy must have the support and aNsisteucv of the southern states; and tiiat support and assistance may prove to be its ruin. The Southern States will insist updn rul­ ing democracy utterly, and being poor they will try to foist into the democratic pro­ gram ideas and measures contrary to all democratic principles. Against thia the whole country will protest. The United States will sever consent to be governed by the south, or by such south­ ern ideas. Democracy will be voted down and Its last situation will be worse than the first” How literally true this alleged predic­ tion has been verified by facts. It is well known that southern democracy shaped the planks of the democratic platform tn Ute Chicago convention. It is well known that they have dictated the party policy of Grover Cleveland. They secured a south­ ern sympathiser as Speaker of tbe house; they secured the Chairmanships of 34 of the prominent committees oL the House; they have Insisted oe legislatiuh that was destructive aud rnidous to Northern lutereste; they renewed the fight against tbe old soldiers, who compelled them to stop fighting against their own and tbe Nation’s best Interests. In fact they insisted on “ruling democracy utterly” as Mr. Tilden said. As complete as this so called proph­ esy has been fulfilled, none of it seems to have been more thoroughly verified than that portion where Mr. Tilden said "against this the whole country will protest.” They entered an emphatic protest a little 0 ver a month ago. The report of the Director of the___ Mint furnishes some' facts concemldig the money in circulation in the different Governments that are very Interesting and instructive as well. The report deals with all the na­ tions, but we shall only take a part and of such as we fesl most Interested in. First as to the gold and sliver In circulation It stands as.follows in each of the countries named. ' Gold. 898,000.090 5PO.WQO.OOO 82s.doo.ooo France . Germany Mexico chin* sjsAOOjxn 5,000.000 Silver. ao.ooo.flcs 30,000.000 W .300,000 Tbe per capita circulation in each of these countries is as foilows: Goid. Sliver. Paper. Total. 6.SX) 25.07 United States United Kingdom 14.13 tja 19.M 21.51 2.31 France 1X« Germany Mexico Chin* 3.21 India 2.14 4.06 It will be seen from the above that France has the largest per capita circula­ tion, and about two-thirds of it Is gold, while tbe per capita circulation of England is a little less than 820 and over twothirds is gold. Another feature of the re­ port is worthy of notice that the smallest circulation per capita is in tbe silver standard countries, China only 82.08, In­ dia 83.33 and Mexico 84.71 with only 41 cents per capita of gold. The United States has 88.90 per capita circulation in paper money, being more than twice as much as any other Nation, Unreliable. ( Not a workingman In this country can say with truth that he received an advance In wages on account of the McKinley Tariff when it went into operation or after­ ward as long as It remained in force. Not a workingman can say with troth that his wages have been reduced on account of the new Tariff.—Chicago Herald, Sep­ tember 1894, Tbe Chicago fierald was the paper In 1892 started thc effective cry ot “Vote for Grover Cleveland and 81.25 a bushel for wheat.” With wheat at 50 eenta, wages reduced and armies of Idle laborers tramp­ ing over the country, it should convince the people that such a paper is unre­ liable. • Tbe following is the lateat tribute an of Bar- |(Mitiunal Local News Additional County News. AfterJau. 1, 1895, all bicyclists will have to pay baggage ou their whreh when traveling, the railroad companies have de­ cided tiiat they can no longer carry them free. Bicycles and Imiby cabs will be charged for as extra baggage, 100 pounds for a bicycle and 50 pounds for a cab. Notice lo this effect signed by all tbe rail­ roads operating In Michigan, have been posted in the depots. It Is a question it this will lie tunde to work. A danpr at hlee’s Hall. Everybody come. M. Smith** children have I be scarlet fever. Mr. A. Huffman mid wife left for u week's visit with the former’s sister, in Ohio. Grigsby—Suleeba. • Mrs. Geo. Bryant Is able to be out again after iter recent Illness. The wedding of Miss Olive Grigsby, Miss Eva Joy left for Indiana, Friday, daughter ot Rev. A. 1). Grigsby to Dr, with the expectations of becoming a bride Thomas Suleeba was solemnized Chri-tobGhrlstffias. raas night at the Presbyterian church, be­ Mtv. E. Osgood expects to spend fore a large number ot friends of the bride Christmas with relatives in Yankee and groom. Rev. W. 8. Sly, of Lansing, How many schools are there in tbe State Springs. performing the ceremony. Thc chnreh Ella Weeks left Thursday for Roches­ was tastily trimmed with ground pine where tbe fact, the bare fact, of a war be­ smilax and flowers. An arcli of green was tween Chinn and Japan is fully known to­ ter, N. Y. to visit her sister, Mamie. at the head of each aisle.bearing the initial day? How many such schools in which of the contracting parties In white. The the teacher has appointed out on the map bridal parly advanced slowly to the strains Mission Band next Sunday afternoon at of Mendelssohn’s wedding inarch skillful­ the country in which hundreds of Chris­ Presbyterian church. ly executed by Mrs. Jas. A. Sweezey. tiana were recently slaughtered by the Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening at The groom and hlti best man advanced to Turks? How much tbe study of Geogra­ Presbyterian church. Consecration serv­ the front from the right aisle, and waited phy would be Improved If matters of ice. Maurice Grigsby will preside. ■the bride who came from the left on the Friday. Dec. 14, a permanent organiza­ present interest were woven into the les ­ •rm of her father, preceded by Miss Wll­ bee. the maid of honor. The bride’s little sons. It Is no more demoralizing, or dis­ tion of the Bay View Reading Circle was formed with the following officers. , bisters. Myrtle arid Violet, in gowns of tracting, to know what is going on In President A. E. Kenastun. white followed. The ceremony was very im­ the world than to know what is going on Vice Pres. — Mrs. Jennie Cox. pressive, soft music being played through­ Secretary—Miss Simpson. out. The bride wore a beautiful gown of in a neighborhood, for gossip and scaudal Treasurer—Mrs. Phlla Lowry. white satin and bridal veil caught with are worse than wars and murders and the Persuns Interested may obtain iuforlnaorange blossoms, and. carried brides roses. other great crimes which newspapers tlon in regard to aims of the Circle by ap­ Miss Wllbee was gowned in light blue. ij.n The suggestion .Ilk with trimming nf wins wivf V chronicle In extenso. plying to officers or Mrs. Clement Smith. silk with trimmings of wine velvet A’ Mrs. D. S. Goodyear and Miss reception was held at tbe parsonage, after made of newspaper readings in the coun­ the ceremony to which only a few of the try schools is very sensible, and also feasi­ Rosel la Goodyear are "at home” this after­ most Intimate friends of the bride were ble. The newspaper stands tor life, for noon. at Ute residence of the former. In honor of Mrs. Alice Rock, of Detroit. invited. The happy couule left for Grand tbe world in its varied and various Inter­ Doo of the most pleasant social events Rapkls on the night train, and will go ests. It is an expurgated edition of the of the holidays was the dancing party from there lo Saginaw and other points. Mrs. Suleeba is well know in our city, and preceding day’s history. Children who given by Miss Gertrude Bentley, last even­ has endeared herself to many during her are brought into dally contact with tbe ing, at her home, 300 W. Green Street residence here, and will be greatly missed news of the world learn to discriminate The house was brilliantly lighted and dec­ orated profusely with ground pine, holly in the Church circles. The groom. Dr. Suleeba Is a native of Assyria, and eame and to except even revolting news as mat­ and flowers. The grand march was led to this country to fit himself (or a medical ters of fact. Parents who have to trust their by Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chidester. Tbe missionary working his way through tbe children to the world need not be afraid to Mandolin Club furnished delightful music. Cards were enjoyed by those not caring to Rush Medical College, of Chicago, He Is trust them to the newspapers.—Compiled dance. Light refreshments were served now lecturing and meets with great suc­ In the dining room. Misses Marv Powers cess having a decided talent for public From Public Opinion. spiaklng and has a pleasing address. Tl e “One of the best opportunities for a and* Olive Lathrop presided oxer the punch bowl. Tbe occasion was a thoroughly de­ presents were numerous and costly. Those young man to make m^ney quickly In lightful one. present from outside the city were; Rev. and Mrs. Sly, of Lansing; Mr. and Mrs. these days,” said a self made millionaire Cyril Grigsby, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. A. to a writer of the New York Tribune, "is Why urav for long life, if we are not Peck and son, Alamo; Willis Goodrich, to rack his brains until be has invented making good use of the life we have? Allegan. something useful or that tbe public wants. Vice and wickedness would cease, if A general Impression prevails that it takes natures’ punishments were as swift and The U. R. K. of P. gave another of their pleasant hops in tbe Armory Thursday a skilled engineer or a man of phenomenal visable as they are certain. night Cards was also enjoyed. About Invention ability to develops anything use­ The greatest fault one can have Is to 50 were present Reed’s orchestra fur­ ful to manufacturers-this age of mach­ fall to make an effort to reform his faults. nished music. Coffee and sandwiches inery. But there is a wide field open to To reform one’s faults requires tbe highest were served. Only members of the lodge courage. shrewd amateurs, so lo speak, to supply and division were invited. 1 hath the sight the sight of some peo­ little articles of convenience to housekeep­ Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Chidester enter­ ple. Now don’t—for pity’s sake don’t— tained the two whist clubs, Christmas ers, shop keepers, etc., and designs can be: think for a single moment that 1 hate night at their pleasant home, 305 S. Broad­ had at reasonable rates to execute the Idea, them, way. Duplicate whist was played. Light once It is conceived. American women Ignorance will admit the superiority of refreshments were served. Miss Grace are so accustomed to getting what they none, and offers itself as an example of Messer and Henry Bentley won tbe largest number ot points and were awarded first wadt that anything which lightens their perfection. labors In the household Is sure to go. prizes. Emerson says, "To reform a man we Mrs. Jas. A. Sweezey gave a pink tea When I was a boy on the farm at home, must begin with his grandmother.” Here Wednesday evening, in honor ot her guest my mother used to make me clean all the is a text, from which many valuable ser­ Miss Eva Wllbee. The dining room pre­ dinner knives on Sunday with a bath mons might be preached, and one that sented a beautiful appearance, th3 decora­ brick. Now scraping this brick into a fine should serve to encourage us in sowing tbe seed, for the harvest to come by and tions being carnations and smiiax. The favors were exquisite little gems, painted powder, without lumps in It, used to be by._ There are many specimens of human­ by Mrs. D. G. Robinson. Covers were tbe most tedious pari of the whole work. ity, to-day, wbo have become depraved, by laid for thirteen, but this seemed to cause Tbe other day I heard of a man who has tbe tad teaching dr example, and perhaps no consternation to tbe merry company. made a fortune by supplying tbe trade bbthXof parents who were Ignorant, earelesrot unmindful of the education they Much amusement was afforded, after tbe tea. by the original poems, composed by with powdered J)gtb brick in neat pack­ were imparting to children, thus starting them offon tbe wrong track of life, to each present Tbe muse would not soar ages.- ■ You |cnow bow difficult it ia to pick for all alike, but the judges found it quite up small coins from a wooden counter. travel life’s journey over the rough roads, of sin and wickedness. Just because the a difficult matter to decide aa to tbe poeti­ Yet the whole civilised world has growled wort of reformation, was not commenced cal genius of the girls, finally awarding with their grandmother. at and endured it since coins were stamp ­ the prizes to Mias Hattie Beadle and Miss Allee Eddy for the best two, whose names, ed and counters made, until the other wflll as a result no doubt, go ‘^echoing day a young fellow invented a robber mat lu memory of Mrs. Lewis, who died down the corridors of time,” and befenolF with little bristles of rubber standing up Dec. 1st, *94. ed with Tennyson, Millon, Longfellow, Though it was but a brief acquaintance and other lesser lights. Those present thickly all over it Coins thrown on the were: Misses Eva Wilbee, Grace Messer, mat are as easily picked up as if they we had with Mrs. Lewis, yet in that short Gertrude Bentley, Mary Woodard, Alice stood on edge. The public was quick to time we had learned to love her, and we feel sad that she must leave us so soon, Eddy, Phyllis Diamond, Gertrude Pender­ not but all we can say Is the “Lord’s will be gast. Efia Simpson. Hattie Beadle, Ger­ appreciate it, and the Inventor need done,” with a heart full of sympathy for trude Smith, Olive Lathrop, Mrs. James work for a living any longer.” the bereaved family, we pen the following A. Sweezey, Mrs. W. B. Sweezey. lines* The Education ef tbe Blind. Tbou *rt Rone from us dear Mother. Tbe Hawaiian republic has been recogHow we mis* thee, uo tonroe can tell. The Midland Republican of Dec. 7, nized by eight nations: United States, But we trust in God. our Saviour. says: Great Britlan, France. Russia, Italy, Bel­ That be doeth all things well. "Samples of cookies and biscuit, made gium, Mexico, Guatemala, also notice of Mother, oh! we sadly miss thee by girls totally blind, eau be seen at the Intention from Germany and Peru. As we walk in paths you trod. Republican office. These samples are But we know we roust be reconciled Daniel S. Lamont, Secretary of War, in To the will of our dear Lord. from some that were taken Tuesday from the school for tbe Blind (at Lansing) to his annual report, recommends the soiling As we look around us Mother. We see tbe toll of thy dear bands. Adrian for exhibition in connection with by the government of the island of Macki­ But we cannot wish thee back lo us, the convention there of the Slate Board of naw, except its historical old fort, and From that peaceful, happy land. that the proceeds be applied to some pur ­ Corrections and charities. A hammock Then rest on, rest on. dear Mother. and various samples of needle work made pose of a genuine publie value. Though father and children this grlef by tbe children at the school, weie exhi­ roust beai. That gold should exist In the ocean is an But we hope by and by to meet thee bited, also a book of raised point letter induction that Dr. Henry Wurtz claims to In a world that'* free from care. (Braille) which was stereotyped and print­ have presented In 1868, and in 1872 the ed at the school, and best nf all. four of discovery was made by E. SonatadL As­ Stockholder** Annual Meeting. tbe children were there, two girls and suming 0.9 grain for each ton of sea water two boys, wfio read from books and tbe it Is computed that the entire ocean con­ The annual meeting of the stockholders stereotypes with their fingers, played the tains over *80,000,000,000.000,000 of gold. of tbe Hastings Table Co. will be held in piano, sang, wrote Braille from dictation, One of the problems of the future, Dr. the office of the said Co. In the city of gave recitations, etc., arousing great inter­ Wurtz dow predicts, will be the getting of Hastings on Tuesday, January Sth, 1895, at 2 p. in. for the election of a board of di­ est in those wbo saw and heard them. some of this gold by electrolysis. rectors and the transaction of such other They were under the Immediate care of The existence of a horse with a large business as may come before the meetlr*'. Supt. Church and a lady teacher and re­ toe attached to each hoof has_ been an ­ mained through tbe entire convention, al­ R. B. Mess eh, Pres. so visiting the Industrial Home for girls. nounced from Farnborough, Kent, Eng. M. L. Cook, Secy. Hastings, Mich., Der. 11th. *94. The children enjoyed tbe change frotm This seems to be a reversion to a primitive school routine immensely and sat with type, the toe being a feature of the ex­ great patience through tbe long sessions, tinct animals discovered by Marsh and in which some moot valuable papers and pronounced by Huxley the progenitors of our horses. WABJIAXTY DKKDS. discussions were given. Isaac Keeler to Freed!* Boek, parcel. MiddleHon. L. C. Storrs, Secretary of tbe State The original drawings Illustrating Peter rt «i Vester to Geo. W. Lydy. 40 a, see 11, Board of Corrections and Charities says Ibbetson, and Trilby have been sold by that the school for tbe Blind was never in Geo. du Maurler for over 87.000—a single Carlton. g^DCi). Geo. F. Lewis to Sally Ann Burgman, lots. better condition than now.” purchaser securing them all. The offer OCTO. This school is a state institution and is was made and accepted by cable. They City. Sarah M. Gates to Geo. Gates. 10 a, located at Lansing. Blind children are -will be on exhibition in New York. et al to Geo. Gates. 40 boarded and taught free of charge. Fur­ Platinum has been drawn Into smooth Scott to Geo. L. and Jeanett Hall, ther information may be obtained by ad­ dressing tbe superintendent of tbe school wire so fine that it could not be distin­ parcel . ri**hvHle. guished by the naked eye, »even when r The Baptist Convention to Mary Lelbhauaer, for tbe blind, Lansing, Mich. Naabrllie. Any person knowing ot a blind child, or stretched across a piece ot white card lot. Joiin A. Van Brocklln to Lester Van Brockone so nearly blind as to be unable to board. lln. parcel, sec 12. Cariton. 81000. Lester Van Brocklln to John A. Van Broekllo, learn lu tbe public schools, should en­ courage tbe parent or guardian to have Holiday Excursion Kat«i, Christmas and iSHa, sec 11. Oarttoo, ft 000. C. P. Sprague. such child sent to the school at Lansing. ‘ ’ 1 Brack and Maria An excursion rate of one and oae third rille, «200. Married. . lowest local first claas fare for round trip and O E Latt’ng. BNGLBHART—CADWALLADBB. Married, between all local points on tbe lines of tbe on December iafc. at the Par- Michigan Central In tbe United States and » Fresbyterian Mr {-[if. .Gadwalla- Canada except on the Toledo Division. Also to points an tbe Grand Rapids and In­ diana and Chicago and West Michigan Rys. TOBIAB-HALL Married on SOCh. December, Tickets to be sold December24.25 and Slat by Rev A D. Grigsby. Mr. Elfory P. Tobi** 1894 and January 1st, 1825, limited to re­ to Mrs. Bia Hall, both of ilaaltM*turn until January 2nd. 1885. Children BADFURD-WICKHAM, tbe bride's par half the adult rate. C. R. OrsbohN. Agent mu/of the Mkhi«>n c. A Wind storm Insurance ill be hfticl in the city of Hu- QUITCLAIM PBKM. JoM Demnnd. CartMoa Anole H. Martto. •• EfrO^T-Tobla*. Oltjr Thomas S. Suleeba. Hastings Olive B. Grigsby, '• Fred Caaaadv. City Lizzie E. smith. C.ty Clarence W.’fiadford. City Kite Wickham, Carlton Jame**:. Radford. Clly Gertie E. Skinner. Uraud Rapid* Hetty M. Moore. Orangeville Lucy E. Traver. Hastings Thomas Murphy. Tbornapple Pearl BAs a. Levi ff. Hdneebman. Parte, Kent Co.. Leah 11 Miller. Freeiwct Edward Bluieman. Heelings Cora Roush, Grand Rapids Jasper Raymond. Yankee Springs Etta Williams. •• ’ Elmore M. Warren.Castleton Jennie M. Mills, Nashville Arthur M. Stocking. Yankee Springs Emina.E. Raymond. '* 25 17 500 Packages of the “Salt that’s All Salt,” the finest dairy and table salt in the country is what we’re ITeiAler Than Lttsr going to G<>I<1 and other watches give away Kinjfs. next SaturChains, Charms, (day. ■ ; . Lockets, 29 M Vl 19 22 JO Couldn't Fool King Milan. King Milan of Servia once went to the hotel of ia distinguished lady who waa giving a bazar for the l>eneflt of the popr children of Pari*. As soon as the king appeared upon the scene she advanced toward him with a splendid silver salver in her hund on which was beautifully emblazoned the family arms- On it lay a pretty little bunch of violets. “How much, madame?” asked the king. “Twenty-four loia, aire,” was her soft response. Milan paid her the sum she had asked, with n courteous bow, took the salver from Her hands, placed the bouquet in hia buttonhole and walked off with the tray under his arm. > ARE THE sacks of dairy salt Silver Novelties. and 25c, 10c. boxes of table salt is the way it is put up. We salted a good many last Sat­ urday and we want to give away the whole of- these 500 packages next Saturday. Come and get a sample of pure salt either butter or table salt Buyers of Christmas Presents also try our 25c. Tea and 25c. find it to their interest to Molasses the quality is way look my stock over and get ahead of anything you ever prices. saw. . My Cut Glass is The Best In The Market. John gessmer, The Jeweler. Hastings. H ams and kl Van firm What Makes V A NICER PRESENT THAN A NICE PAIR OF . . . Slippers or Shoes CALL AND SEE US. WE CAN SUIT YOU, FIT YOU AND FIT YOUR POCKET BOOK Woolley & Bronson fit The Little Red Front Shoe Store, t City Bakery AT THE We’re here to stay and we are selling Mixed Candy at 5 cents per pound." Little Gem Mix at io cents. French Cream Mix at 12 cents. Best Stick at 8 cents. We make Cream, Mollasses and Peanut Taffy for 8 cents. Royal Chocolate Drops at 15 cents. Hand Made Creams at 20 cents. We also have a nice line of Fancy Chocolate Drops, Chocolate Dip Almonds, Filberts, Walnuts and Crystalixed Fruits. Flowers and Ginger, in fact if you want something nice call on us. " A nice box of choice confectionery at 30 cents. Ar. extra nice box of choice confectionery at 50 cents. A. E. Renkes. r ■ �----- L__ ■ Hasting Banner Thursday, Dec. 27. 189, L when you <an buy Holi­ day Goods from my large as sortmeart, at greatly reduced prices. My line consists of all the..................... Alkrvn rnuMy has another l*d -*wldPERSONAL MENTION d*-r~ on Its hand*. John j. Monteith, qt Martin township died suddenly, and his Fied Alien, nf Saginaw, Is In the city. wile is tH.« Htrrrrte<l nf potaonfnlng him. Miss Stella Heath, of Ypsilanti, is lu pHhhody b en di^irrred -and the the city. atotuarh. liver and khidnrya sent lo Dr. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cook are veiling In Vnurbn m- Ann Aibon Love fur the Allegan. hin-<i tuau Mild to tone prompted tbe Dell Sutton was home from Kalamazoo deed. Tuesday. The Nashville News ip going to make a Fred Wulcott was home from Niles over crusade agaiiiNl cigarette smoking by boys under Mxteop ia their city. After Jan. 1, Christmas. it propose* to publish tbe names ot all boys seen smoking ibem and will endeavor to find out where the boys procure them and have the parties arrested. The cigar­ ette law is very little observed al­ though there is a heavy penalty against violating It. Popular Books, Toilet Sets, Thursday nf teat week Mrs. Oscar Manicure Sets, Smoking Sets, Young fell down stairs and sustained terInk Stands, Work Boxes, lous injuries which rendered her uncon­ Photograph Albums Frames scious for some time. When she became and Boxes, Perfumery and con»ciomi aim was ouly able to crawl to Cut Glass Bottles, Cuff and (It* door and call for assistance. jSeighCollar Boxes," Shaving Sets, Oors were notified by a little child and medical assistance summoned. No seri­ And a great many other an ous Injuries were sustained though the tides that go to make a first effects resulting from tbe fall were very painful as Mrs. Young was badly bruised. class line. AD of which is1 Let this lie a warning: It is said that a sensation is promised tor Eaton ' Rapids. marked to suit the times. A man living in that city claims that a letter which came through the mails ad­ dressed to him was delivered by a mistake ( to another person who opened thc letter and displayed its contents io other parties. The offense is said to be a very serious THE DRUGGIST. one to which there is attached a heavy i A line of Excelsior Diaries penalty and the aggrieved party promises to make it very hot for the person who for 1895, opened the letter that did not belong tu him and afterwards made its contents pub- FRED L. HEATH LOCAL NEWS. Thursday evening Jabe Olmstead had a • CIRCULATION narrow escape from death. He was I cis week, 85 quires. very driving Iwme irpiu the city and having j -a fraetioua team tried to croas the C. K. «Jt Hereafter, changes for advertireuaenta I 8. railroad track* at the east end of Main must reach this office Tuesdays at latest insure Insertion in tbe issue of the week । btreet ahead of the evening passenger when brought. train. He nearly succeeded, but not quite. The cow catcher booked onto the hind Bannek and New York Tribune Si.oe wheel ot hia wagOn and made a aorry looking mess of it. J»be pluckily held per year. • A large number of subscriptions are due onio bis team though and can cougratuI late himself that be is now in tbe land ot Jan 1st. Pay up. the living. Ten persons are enjoying the hospitaHty We witnessed from the window of our •ef.Hotel dp McKevitt now. sanctum last week an interesting (?) fami­ Irving Ppetle is spending 60 days 4b ly confab. A man whose Intelligent loo»a Hail for not supporting his wife. belied him was unhitching hla team, aud Weddings seem to be tbe order of the swearing in as vile a manner as we ever day during tbe holidays in Hastings. beared at his wife, for having kept him A common expression was: “Did yen wailing wbeu he was ready lu go borne. ever see such weather for ChriMmasF’ ‘■He had been in every store in town after What's j the use of going to Florida her aud he wasen't going lo have it— when farmers plow In Michigan ou Christ- A large number of people were passing but he didn’t appear to care. She was a, The axi t*n inBe-. b|s; at atraek Women with a pale careworn face, and dutifully held her tongue, We don't know Hastings, ‘and many youths are laid who the brute was but would like to see1 «IU> tame anns and llmbe. him arrested under the section in our eity Bayhui and Detroit Tribune 91.25, ordinance which prohibits swearing in the1 BajvhsIr and Inter Ocean 91.25 and Bax- city limits. wrai and New York Tribune 91.00. ,tt is said that there is some talk of de­ The merchants of Hastings never had priving Prof. Sterling of hla position in finer stocks for the holiday trade. Look tbe High School on account of his enforced for their bargains in the Baxnkk. absence. We hope that that, the school Gray, the actor, who held forth here ia buard will entertain no such idea for a’ tbe spring, is getting up a home talent moment Prof, Sterling has given Has­ play in Eaton Rapids for tbe benefit of tbe tings as good a school as was ever taught here, and now that be has met with mis­ •re department. , We woqid like to receive all corres- fortune it certainly would seem unjust io elect someone else to fill his place. pondeore uariy next week aa Tuesday, New Years Day, is a legal holiday. and Were there any prospect that he would have to be confined to his house for two or the o®ee will be closed. three months such action on their part Next week the Lee Slag Laundry will would be approved, but we are reliably in­ commence doing up plain bosom shirts for formed that It will only be a matter of a 8 cevrts: fancy bosom shirts 10 cents and lew days before he can be out. School collars 2 cents. Workmanship first class. does nut commence until a week from Nashville got out of their sidewalk ac­ Monday, and even by that time he will be cident very cheap, paying only 9400, al­ well on towards recovery. though several were badly injured. In Tbe lecture given by Judge Smith Hastings It costs about 93500. for just one Tuesday evening at the M. E. church was person. considered by those who heard It as one of Jos. Fates of Quimby, who has for some the moat instructive as well as entertain­ time been confined in the county jail for ing discourses given before a Marshall safe keeping has been allowed to go home, audience in some time: one which all of as tbe condition of bls mind has greatly our young people ought lo have heard. A Improved. great many of those present expressed A. S. Dean, an old resident of this citv. surprise and great disappointment at the died at bto home In the first ward Wednes­ smallness of tbe audience and especially day evening of last we'-.k of stomach trou­ at tbe absence of so niauy of the Epworth ble kged years. Tfre funeral was held League for the benefit of which society Sunday. Rev. Cox officiating. Judge Smith tendered hla services free. Guy Custer and Alfredo Barnes were Tbe able manner in which he handled his tried in Middleville last week, and con­ subject together with his earnestness victed of being drunk and disorderly. shows that in Judge Smith we have a Custer was fined >12.20 and Barnes w.75. man as much interested in the prevention The former’s fine was paid and the latter of crime as in the punishment of criminals and were the people of Marshall equally is in jail. Dr. Lampman went to Jackson a few Interested in tbe future of our boys and days ago and learned the Empire Hernia girls there certainly would have been a Cure Company’s method of curing Hernia crowded house.—ManhuU Statesman. or Rupture and obtained tbe right to use The former members of the fire depart­ the same in Barry Co. and is now prepar­ ment turned out last night in full force, ed to treat and cure such cases or no pay. at firemens hail and consulted with the Recently George Chambers, of Irving, members of tbe Common Council, who are waa arrested In Cadillac charged with as­ the fire committee. Tbe agreement arriv­ sault and taking indecent liberties with a ed at was as follows:—The department child. He was taken before Judge Smith previous to the recent disbandment had 49 Monday. There was no evidence what­ members; 45 of these have signed a paper ever of any Indecent liberties having been agreeing to perform all tbe duties of fire­ taken, but Mr. Chambers plead guilty to men for 920 per year each, an Increase of 910 per year from their former pay. And tbe charge ef assault. . The Askings and Rutland S. 8. Conven- when their membership shall by resigna­ Uoa beM at tbe Baptist church last w^ek tion, removal or other cause be reduced to was very satisfactory and fairly well at- 40 members, then that will be considered tbe limited number of men. This arrange­ Soodaj Softool cooreulion erer held In th, ment meets tbe approval of the fire com­ eitr. Tbe wojeete were (rood. ,nd brought mittee and the Mayor, and a special meet­ ing of the Common Council has tx-en called for Friday evening at 8 p. m., to take Tbe clerk ol tbe W-kr Com. «> be action upon ibis subject. This ia a very x«Mouable and sensible arrangement of thia vexed question of a fire department. Nias Sable i^adle ia tome from Jackson for Christmas. A. C. Brown, of Chicago, was In the city tills week. • Mrs. Clara Allen is home from Lansing for flic holidays. Dr. Connelly, of Saranac, visited Dr. Fowler this wrek. Dr. Clarence Lathrop was home from Ionia for Christmas. John Dunning, nf Christmas In the city. Kalamazoo, spent Mrs. Hulda Recd returned from Guy« Mills, Pa., last week. Maurice Grigsby Is home from Alma college for Christmas. Miss Jennie Wolf who has been serious­ ly ill is now much better. Mr. aud Mrs. Ed. Brock are visiting the latter's parents at Dutton. Mrs. Ward Shfiner, of Charlotte, visited friends In the city last week. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, of Chicago, are the guests of frlenda In the city. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Grigsby, of Chicago, spent Christmas day In the city. Mr. and Mrs. John Pendergast and Miss Gertrude spent Christmas In the city. Miss Ola De Ixtng Is spenlng the winter with her grand mother. Mrs. B. Wright. Misses Bessie and Blanche Bogle are spending the holidays In Grand Rapids. j : . W. H. GOODYEAR’S HEADQUARTERS FOR Plush Toilet Sets Celluloid Toilet Sets Neck Tie Cases Collars and Cuffs Handkerchief Boxes Glove Boxes Shaving Sets Photogiaph Cases Whisk Broom Holders Perfume Cases Albums „ Globes Oxford Tch’rs' Bible Bagster Teh’s’ Bible International Teachers’ , Bible International Indexed Bible. All The Latest Books New Goods Every Day. Rev. C. Sherwood, of Waterford, Is vis­ iting his son. Chas. Sherwood of this city. Mrs. Frank Newman, and Miss Kittle aud Fret! Burrell are guests at T. Phillips'. Miss Iconise Nagler is home from Ypsi­ lanti and Is spending the holidays at FreeP°rt_x Mrs. H. 1 knappen is very sick at her home on Main street. Her recovery is doubtful. Roy Matthews left Monday to spend the holidays with Rev. Puffer and family at Manistee. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kenfield. of Chicago, are lite guests of Mr. and Geo. Barnes this week. Mrs. Florence Bowne. uf Allegan, has been spending a few days with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Garn have gone to Gibsonburg. Ohio, to visit relatives dur­ ing the holidays. Mrs. B. Wright returned from an px-, tended visit among Van Buren county friends, last weak. And also desire to Express Our Gratitude Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks and son of Shelbyville were the guests of Geo. H. Brooks and wife. Christmas. Frank Hamilton, who Is attending school at Ann Arbor, is spending the holidays at his grandmother's, Mrs. I. A. Holbrook. For the very liberal patronage we have been accorded during the recent Holiday Season. Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Young, of Alle­ gan, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Young, of Bellevue, were guests of relatives here Christmas. Ed. Masters, of Hastings, made a short visit here last week. Saturday morning he started for Chicago to visit his brother, George, formerly of this place.—MRM fe­ rtile Sun. Jesse Tefft, leaves for his home In Bel­ mont, N. Y-, next week, where he wilt study law. Jesse will be greatlv missed by bis many friends here, who, however, wish him success in hie profession. H. SPENCE H. J. Kenfield and wife, of Chicago; G. Chidester and wife; Fred Hotchkiss; Celia Ensign and Geo. Barnes aud family spent Christmas with C. G. Holbrook and wife at their farm in Rutland. ‘ D. A. Bowker, cf tbe second ward Is slowly recovering from a severe attact of bls old army trouble.. At the present time lie is able to sit up a part of tbe time, ills many friends are looking forward to bis entire recovery. The Lower House of the next Legisla­ ture will comprise 82 farmers. 49 business men. nine lawyers,seven professional men three professional politician, and nine men who labor more or less with their hands. Farmers cannot complain that lawyers run our government thlsdrlp any how. Last week we made mention of the fact that Prof. Sterling had been taken to Ann Arbor to have his broken leg examined by the leading surgeons there, as to whether it would be advisable to amputate bls foot. All ‘.hat tbe physicians there could say was that the wound would have to be cut Into and the condition of the bone and flesh examined. Monday the operation was performed and the worst fears of the Professor's friends realized. it was found that inflamaHon bad set In, the bone diseased and amputation was necessary. The leg was amputated about four inches above tbe ankle joint. A dissection of the part amputated was made and It was found that the bone was broken in tbe an­ kle joint square across, the face of the end of the bone was cracked across. The break was a bad one and one of the very worst kinds to heal. The operation was performed by Hr. Lowry assisted by Dr. Young, of NashviUe, and Dre. Drake and •»«-HI be out lo. lew <•»,». B.G.H holimt goons cheap at R. K. Grant (jrant’si ^Clothing Store Offers every inducement for your pat­ ronage. Always the best value. Our clothes are always reliable and the best that money will buy. Our brands, the “Stein Bloch” and “Happy Home” cannot be equaled for the price. No customer has ever been disap­ pointed with these makes. This week we offer a lot of boys Jersey waists at 25 «nts• R. K. Grant �t--- 60,000 The Evening News, J The Great Daily of Michigan. 850,000,006.00 at least is spent for living expenses every year by subscribers of The Detroit Evening News. The shrewd advertiser knows this, and by using the advertising columns of The News secures bis share of this enormous sura. 60,000 subscribers probably^means eoo.ooo readers, and instead of the sum above, we should hare said >>00,000,000.00. Advertise in The E/ening News if you want Results. ' Read The Evening News if you want News.. the evening news. » c»T« MX con. 10 CCNTS A WBBR. Bi.sa row a months by mail. nrraniT Detroit. Agencies In avary village, town and city In the State of Michigan. PRIVATE BROWN BY CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD. (TEE POET SCOUT. > Ccpyrithted 1894. by Captax Jack Crawford. All Right* Reserved |to bx ooxtixvmd.J His heart throbbed with delight, and he pressed the precious missive to his lips again and again. Alice approved his action, and he did not now fear any punishment that might be for his of­ fense. His one overshadowing feai had vanished through the iron grates . of his prison window as be read the blessed words traced by her beloved hand, and the sentinel at the door was astonished 00 hear him whistling a merry air. The proceedings of a court-martial are always tedious, and the details in the case of Private Brown will not be here given. Every whit of available evi­ dence wasproduced both by the prosecu­ tion anddefonse, the Lieutenant’s words to Brown; were testified to by the stable attaches who heard them, and the ac­ cused was permitted to make a state­ ment of the affair. His manly bearing and straight-forward testimony .coupled with his eloquent speech’and gentle­ manly attitude throughout the trial, made u great impression on the judges, and won for him many an approving glance from the dignified officers wbo composed the court. Capt. Colby was summoned to testify to the previous character of the accused, and he grew almost eloquent in his commendation of Brown’s soldierly conduct since he joined the troop. Yue findings of the court-martial were duly made out, and sent to the oommander of the post for his ap­ proval. Brown was found guilty of striking an officer, there was reference to aggravating circumstances, and hh punishment was fixed at thirty days’ confinement in thc post guard house. That love of justice, which was a marked characteristic of CoL Sanford’s ^nature, asserted itself while he had the findings of the court under con­ sideration. It is true that some out­ side influences had been at work, but it must not be assumed that they could sway the stern old man in the enforce­ ment of his strict ideas of military dis­ cipline. Capt. Colby had taken tho liberty to tell bf the faithful service of the private soldier, and several officers the post had freely aired their views of Brown’s action in the colonel's presence, aud Alice, after speaking of Vandever's attitude toward herself and of the views she had heard him express regarding the men of the ranks, so warmly approved the pun­ ishment that the lieutenant had re­ ceived that the commander gave the matter a great deal of thought. He had not by any means forgotten Vandever’s treatment of old Sergt. Bar­ rett, and when’at last the findings of tho court-martial were published, they bore this indorsement over the signa­ ture of the post oommander: “The findings and sentence of the sj»ecia] court-martial in the case of Private Richard Brown, B troop, Sixth cavalry, charged with committing an assault on the person of Second Lieutenant Alfred Talbot Vandever, B troop, Sixth cavalry, are approved. Tn consideration of the aggravating provocation whictUbfland of the blameless tMJ YRMw record as a soldier of said P ivute Richard Brown, twenty-nine day§ of the sen­ tence are hereby revoked, and after one day's confinement in the post guardhouse said Private Richard Brown will be released and will report to the commander of his troop for duty." life in which you are fitted by educa­ tion and training to hold an honored place. You no doubt nt times deeply feel the chains of servitude which bind you, and unpleasant experiences which an ordinary soldier would ac­ cept as a matter of course, awake in your sensitive nature a spirit of resent­ ment. I think I understand and fobelieve I can fully appreciate your feel­ ings in the recent trouble you had with a superior officer. Your sense of manhood revolted at the unwarranted abuse heaped upon you, and in your rage you lost s^ght of your army rank and assaulted him. That was very un­ wise. The men at the stables were witnesses to your altercation with Lieut. Vaudever, and would have testi­ fied to that officer’s action toward you in an official inquiry, and had you qui­ etly submitted to his treatment and reported*the matter to myself as your troop commander, a thorough investi­ gation would have followed, and full justice would have been done you. -I have but this advice to offer you, Brown. While-you remain in the ranks you must never lose sight of your po­ sition, and must submit to annoyances which you would resent in civil life. Always keep in mind the fact that thc humblest private in the ranks has rights which his officers are bound to respect, and that redress for his wrongs is provided for by the rules and regu­ lations governing military discipline. This cloud upon the face of your most excellent record as a soldier is not in­ effaceable, and you can soon be in as good standing as you were before the unfortunate occurrence." Brown listened attentively to the kind words of the captain, ami quietly replied: “I thank you, sir, for the words you have spoken, and I deeply appreciate the spirit in which the advice is given. I assured you when you so kindly vis­ ited me in the guard house that I deep­ ly regretted my assault upon Lieut. Vandever, and I now repeat it, sir, that I am sincerely sorry I did not bridle my temper and seek for redress through the proper channels." ' The captain regarded the young sol­ dier attentively for a moment, and said: “If asked to do so. Brown, would you go to Lieut Vandever and offer him an apology for striking him?" Brown's face flushed and a look of manly independence shot from his eyes; but, before he could reply, Mrs. Colby, with marked emphasis, exclaimed: “Indeed, he would nof, Capt Colby. 4This man is a—" “There, there, my dear. I was just testing thq-young man’s mettle, and his eyes have answered me," the officer in­ terrupted with a knowing smile. “I had no thought of asking him to humil­ iate himself to a man who certainly wronged him. The testimony given at the court-martial showed conclusive­ ly that Lieut Vandever’* actidn toward him was unwarranted, every officer in the garrison knows it was unwar­ ranted,and the action of the command­ ing officer when reviewing the findings and sentence was a rebuke to the lieu­ tenant which I sincerely hope he may profit by. You will report for duty to your first sergeant, Brown, and I trust that no similar trouble may ever again come into your army life." The young soldier saluted and was about to retire w’hen Mrs. Colby said: “I have been informed that you are an artist. Brown." “Yes, madam, but a very ordinary one. A much poorer one than I hope *' to be some day when again given facilj ities to follow an art which I dearly love." “I have a painting in my parlor which I would like to show you. It was a gift from my mother on my wed­ ding day, and I prize it very highly. • CHAPTER VIE When Brown was released from con­ finement he went at once to his quar- 1 tors, and waa accorded a warm welcome by his comrades. He took a bath and changed his clothing, for the guard houses of frontier military posts are not noted for cleanliness, and then went to report for duty to his troop oommander. Capt. and Mrs. Colby were sitting on the porch of their quarters when he came up, and re­ spectfully saluting the captain and re­ moving his cap he said: “I am instructed, sir, to report to you for duty.” “I am glad of it. Brown,” the captain replied. “I am gratified that the re- serious as I had feared. I know that you will kindly nsoeive some axlvioe from me, for I assure you 1 feel a more than ordinary interest iu your wel- “INDEED HE WOULD NOT, Would win looking at it? You I must go to “Bierdstadt?" “How did you know?” she asked. •‘His name does not appear on the pic­ ture.” “No one acquainted with his bold touch and happy conceptions could ever mistake the work of that master hand," he replied. “There is an Indi­ viduality clinging to hLs pictures which proclaims their authorship as plainly aa if hLs same appeared with glowing distinctness on the margin of the canvas.” Tbe painting was one of those bdld mountain conceptions for which Bierdstadt was famous. A great rocky gulch rent the breast of th? mountain chain, the sides of thc yawning chasm and the surrounding face of the mountain brist­ ling with pines and studded with bowl­ ders. The morning sun was just peep­ ing over a crag to the eastward, bath­ ing the rugged face of nature in mel­ low, golden light. On the brink of the precipitous wall on one side of the can­ yon stood a lordly elk with head erect and nostrils distended gazing across the great chasm to where, on the op­ posite brink, stood a mountain sheep in the same startled attitude. The an­ imals seemed to have discovered each other at the same moment, and their pose, the rising sun and the soft blush of color which surrounded all confirmed the appropriateness of the title of the picture, “A Morning Surprise." In words of eloquence the young sol­ dier traced the artistic beauties of the rare work of art, and Mrs. Colby list­ ened in admiration of the Intelligence of the man In whom she felt such great interest, but whose voice she had never before heard. As he went on and on, dilating upon this point and that, com­ paring the work of Bierdstadt with tiiat of other famous artists, every doubt of the truth of the story toll her by Alice Sanford faded from Mrs. Col­ by's mind, nnd in her eyes the young man became a hero. It must be re­ membered that Brown was Ignorant of the fact that she wa? in possession of his story, and in the midst of un elo­ quent speech his position us a private soldier flashed upon him, and in an em­ barrassed manner he said: “I beg your pardon, madam. In my pleasure at being permitted to view this beautiful work of art I quite for­ got myself, and I fear 1 have tired you. With your permission I will retire.” •‘O, no, you must not. I assure you your criticism of. thc picture greatly interests me, and your praises of its beauty gratify me more than I can tell you. Please be seated, for I love to hear you discuss art and artists.” She motioned him to a chair, and for an hour they sat in interested conver­ sation. Mrs. Colby was, unknown to him_sounding the young soldier to thc depths, and with womanly tact she drew from him bit by bit little touches of coloring from his early life, and by her ease of manner and gracious de­ meanor so impressed him that ho again lost sight of his humble rank and con­ versed with her as he would with a lady in the parlors of society in the east. She was a woman of finished education, one who had seen much of the world, and as she led him on and on from topic to topic, her wonder grew at his intelligence and fine con­ versational powers.___ ■ble it dress of a society gentleman? Is not his soul as pure while serving as a soldier aa it would be had he never strayed from the path of life ir. which he belongs? Have hia refined instincts and noble traits of character been stunted or de­ stroyed by his enlistment?” ’ “My dear child, there are rules of military etiquette and discipline which we, as members of the military world, should sacredly regard. In military society, as in military discipline, the lines must be sharply drown. The men of the ranks must be taught to feel that the plane they occupy ia beneath the level of those in official life, else there would be no respect for authori­ ty and military rules would be but dead letters. While Edward Thornton chooses to fill the ahqes of Private Richard Brown he must -have no as­ pirations above the sphere of the pri­ vate soldier and must not endeavor to step over the line of social distinction. When his term of service shall have expired and he again takes his place in the ranks of civil life—well, that may be a different matter, my dear.” tSTThe felicitations whicn are be­ ing indulged in by the newspaper press and in financial circles over the success Of the new government loan are permissible only in the sense that the credit of the nation is high be­ yond all question. It Is not a matter for rejoicing that in a time of pro­ found peace, in less (ban two years, the revenue should have fallen off to such an extent as to require au addi­ tion of one hundred million dollars to tbe national debt This is an evidence of bad financiering or indifferent leg­ islation, or both. For nearly thirty years the government had been mak­ ing rapid strides in the liquidation of an enormous war debt, which process for the first time has been seriously ininterrupted—Pittsburgh Gazette. Mother*. “One good mother is worth a hundred schoolmasters,” said George Herbert. Men are what their mothers make tin m. But If tbe mothers are peevish and Irrita-s ble, through irregularities, “female weak­ ness,” and kindred ailments, they find no pleasure, no beauty in the care of their babes. All efforts a torture. I^»t all such wbo feel weighed to the earth with “weakness” peculiar to their sex, try Dr. Pterce’s Favorite Prescription. They will find the little ones a delight Instead of a torment To those abotft to become mothers it is a priceless boon. It lessens tbe pains and perils of childbirth, shortens labor and promotes the secuetion of an abundance of nourishment for tbe child. nirandy, surely yoa’re not through Yourwashing, and your scrubbing, too ?' And everythin,-, M white as snow; I wo the SOAP called SANTA CLAUS." SANTA CLAUS SOAP. THE NX FAIRBANK COMPANY, Cfclcaga. “BETTER WORK WISELY THAN WORK HARD.” . GREAT EFFORTS ARE UNNECESSARY IN HOUSE ULEANING IF YOU USE SAPOLIO GOOD ADV1CK. WW Mtn* Del Is Stevens, of Boaton, Mass., writes: 1 have always suffered from hereditary Scrofula, for which I tried various remedies, and many reliable physician*. but none relieved me. After taking fl bottles of —H] I »tn now well. 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I am so glad you met and like him, for your feed newsboys and bootblncka on New friendship will greatly lighten the load Year’s day. thc poor boy has to bear. Aud you W. C. Sterling 4 Sou of Monroe are think he is entirely worthy ot my shipping telegraph poles to Buenos Ayres friendship?1” South America. “Mr. Thornton would be, yes. But, Alice, dear, indeed you mu«± aojjflow your sympathies for him tn k^yyour wes.to his rank in our 111 ij|y» world. nerCaatorla. Private THE INTER OCEAN -IS THE---------------- - -------- Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West And Has the Largest Circulation. TERMS DAtLY (without Sunday)............................. $6.00 per year DAILY (with Sunday).................................... $8.00 per year BY MAIL The Weekly Inter Ocean Cl. 00 1 t PER YEAR........... ............................................ I t S A NEWSPAPER THE INTEB OCEAN keeps abreast of the time* In all rcapects. It spores neither pains nor expense In securing ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OP CURRENT LITERATURE. A The Weekly Inter Ocean AS A FAMILY PAPER IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY. - -- - II It has something of latmst to each member ot thc family. I 3Bp ITS YOUTH’S DEPARTMENT U tbe very beat of Its kind. || ITS LH ER ARY FEATURES are ■noqualed. II POLITICALLY IT IS REPUBLICAN. «nj l.ve. 1U rr»fcr. tenellt <B •btoH on dl Un polltlcl topic. 11 al» give. them THB NLW S 01 THE WORLD. .__ _ IT IS A TWELVE-PAGE PAPER. THE ■rrier of rank!” r. “Mrs. Colby, . PIC COMPANY. SWIFT SPECIAC Vulcan will have an Ice rink. CHAPTER IX. Brown walked to his quarters with a light heart. With the one exception of Alice Sanford this had been his first conversation with a woman since his enlistment, and to him it seemed as a alight raising of the veil - to afford him a glimpse of the social life which would again be his when his term of service should have expired. The flood of sun­ shine his acquaintance with Alice had cast into his distasteful soldier life was multiplied and intensified by the atten­ tions shown him by Mrs. Colby, and It all came to him as the first rift in the cloud of servitude which must one day melt into the horizon and disappear from the sky of his life. The lady’s kind parting words: “I hope to meet ^ou often, Mr. Brown," were yet ring­ ing in his cars when the first sergeant of his troop grasped his hand and warmly welcomed him back to duty. But an hour after Brown left the Colby quarters Alice Sanford entered, and was met by Mrs. Colby with a radiant face. “I have met your hero, my dear girl," qhe said. “I not only met him, but had a long conversation with him in this very room." “O, did you, Mrs. Colby? And may I ask what you think of him?" “He is a very fine appearing young man, nnd looks to be a mddel soldier," she quietly answered. “O, bother the soldier! Leaving Pri­ vate Brown clear out of thc question, how did Mr. Edward Thornton impress you? Isn’t he nice?” “I will tell you, my dear, frankly what I think of |yim. He came hero to report to Capt. Colby for duty, and I asked him in to give me au artists view of my Bierdstadt picture which you so much admire. From the dis­ cussion of art I led him into other fields, and I was really astonished at the wide range of his information. Putting Pri­ vate Brown out of the question, as yon suggested, dear, I found Mr. Thornton a perfect gentleman, courteous and polished in demeanor, highly educated, a fascinating conversationalist, ,a brainy man of refined tastes—in short, were he to be to-day raised to his proper sphere in life I know of nothing that should prevent me from welcom­ ing him to my home and presenting him to my friends as a gentleman well Minmdy HbhIcb and May Swan, Talked on, and on, and on, and on: 4SHEO IN CHICAGO, THE NEWS ANO COhnERCtAI �~ ~ ' Hasting -—■ 1 Banner Thursday, Dftc. TYPEWRITER Mejor Grrusrl preawtmg. ru" 0-1 Klebs, Tlakfaraod Watrts. medicine you need is the old reliable tonic and blood-purifier, AVER ’S SARSAPARILLA BUSINESS CARDS. E J D C H P A LOCAL NEWS. » Mor.db, AM Braoett ttal tb. natter orB.w. o. lb., juMir™ o, ib, pM(!e u, referred ro thr Fin. cum., with power to MC Carried. Ayw, Aik «*** of Records etc. of th© Fire Detoniuent were turned over lu the city by Ex-Sec. F. M. s©nle J 3 <l"‘ Flr- l»r|-rt>K-l.t of the tollowl,« (w.1, mwotwr,,!,. to Wil: A filter Elactnerr wlo, .hall n^dn “.r1*? »’ »o: Ao Aaalamat Eoalnwr it wno shall receive a salary of $35; L'weuljFiremen who stall ccU reerire a salary can have of 835; That the Common Council shall no substitute. dtepo*eof t to Hook amt Ladder wagon sod one Ho»e Cm t now uu hand and pur­ Cures others, chase a CombinRtlnh Hose aud Hook and Lvtder WKgun snd also a team au.l other pWAnhenaiia m-rr-sarj to operate the eatue. that such team eli.ell to Usw| jn clvanlng and sprinkling the streets In ad.dition to Rs use in connection with the hire DepartmenL that such team when not in use shall be kept tin or adjacent to 8. PALMKTIER. J. M. SMITH. the Engine House, that * teamster shall be employed to manage and care for such LAW. COLLKCTION AND BKAI. KSTATK team wbo shall sleep in the Engine House; OFFIOE OX that a special Committee ConsisUng of PALMERTON A SMITH three Aldermen be appointed by tbe May­ Conveyancing a specialty. or who shall act with tto City Attorney in Woodland. Mich adapting the Fire ordinance lo the new or­ dward Taggart Loyal B. Knappen. ganization of the Fire Department who shall report at the next meeting of the ’ Arthr Common Council. C. L. Huffman. TAGGART. KNAPPENA DENISON. Below I submit an approximated eaat of Room’ Ml 817 MtcMgro Trust Co. RM*.. the change from our proaent Department Gnand Rapids. Michigan. and adopt one in accordance with the AMES A. SWEEZEY. above Reaulution with the cost uf expense* of each: • Attorney at law. 1 team • 8 250 00 Hastings. Mich. 1 street wagon Practices iu all courts of tbe state. Col­ 40.00 1 sprinkling wagon lections promptly attended to. 150.00 1 supply wagon 600.00 R. E. H. LATHROP, 1 harness for team sa oo 1 pr. blankets Homoepathie Physician and 5.00 Surgeon for stable aud incidentals 300.00 Office over W. H. Goodyear’s New Drug Store. 1975.00 ■X’ostof Presect Department of 48 men AU calls promptly attended to. at 820 per year 8 980.00 A. SCRIBNER. M. D., Chief 35.00 • Physician and Surgeon, Assistant Chief 25.00 Delton. -■ Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. Total 1020.00 A. A C. H. HARBER Estimated cost of cartage to and • Physicians and Surgeons. from hre per year 100.00 Calls ia city or couaty responded to with promptness, day ur nlKhu . 1190.00 Estimated cost of expense to the A. SHELDON, city organized ander the above re­ • Abstract and Real Estate Office. solution as follows: Abstract Block. Hastings. Teamster 860.00 Money to lo ir, on Beal Bstatc Real Estare eold on eoramlsilon. General eonrevanciuK. Keeping and shoeing of team 300.00 Having a complete set at Abstract Book*, com­ 20 firemen al 825.00 per year 500.00 piled from th- Records, can furnish complete Chief 50.00 « tracts C. P. BROOKS. Clerk. Assistant Chief 35.00 g .FJvVLK i.D J, 8. Total 1145.00 Office hours 8 a tn. to 5 p. m. Earnings to the city by man and team i follows: hilip t. colgrove,’’ 2G weeks ol sprinkling 818.00 per week Attorney at I»aw 8 468 00 (Successor to Smith A Col| (Office Id Union block. Has 7 months street cleaning 188.00 Practices In all the coarts of tbe Sprinkling city Frup. and Gass works 50.00 X. KENASTON, • Attorney at Law, 886.00 (Over J. 8. Qoodvear & OoJs store.) Practteesin all eourteof tbe State. Ooileettona Taking the earning of tbe team from the promptly attending to. cost of the expense of the Department as fr* R. TIMMERMAN. Hom®pathie Phy set forth in the above Resolution It would leave but $459.00 as against 81120.00 the ■I- • sician and Surgeon. old way with what ever earnings the Office over Lathrop’s druc store.) team could make for the city to be deduct| ed from tiiat w-lnch Is safe to say will not be less then 8150 to $900 making the cost of the Department to the city from $600.00 • CIRCULATION • to $800.99 cheaper than the old way. C. L. Huffman. Tcis week, 85 quires. Moved by Aid Tinkler that the above be adopted and spread upon tbe minutes. Hereafter, changes for advertisements LosL must reach thl* office Tuesdays at latest to Ayes, Huffman and Tftikler. insure fasertion in the issue of the week Nays, Bennett, Hicks and Waters. when brought. Resolved: . That section four (4) of an ordinance Dyspepsia seldom causes death, but permits entitled an ordinance providing for tbe tta victim to live ob Id mtoerv. Hood’s HarsapAriJiaeores dyspepsia aud all stomach trouble. organization and regulation of a Fire Dept, in the city of Hastings, for the protection against Fire” adopted Sept 18th.. 1887, be The government will stand tbe expense aud is hereby amended so as to read as of tbe 8500 worth of postage stamps stol­ follows; Tbe Firemen shall be divided into such en from Postmaster Furnlss at the time of companies as the Common Council may see the Nash ville bank robbery. tit to organize, and such companies shall A tramp struct A. C. Baldwin of Vicks have power VO make such byelaws, and burg for money. ‘ It was dusk and when may impose and collect such fines, subject 0. A. drew a pipe from his pocket saying to the approval of the Com. Council, as may be deemed necessary. be would sboot, the tramp vanished. Each Company shall nominate, subject James H Stone, formerly of tbe De­ to tbe approval of tbe Common Council, a troit Tribune, has been engaged as manag­ company steward, at a salary to be fixed by the Common Council not exceeding ten ing editor of tbe Kalamazoo Dally News, (10) dollars per annum in addition lo the which will be made an afternoon paper, regular salary for firemen. There shall be until otherwise provided, straight Republican in politics. . , two (9) Hose Companies to be known as One can get an idea of tbe immensity of follows; Hose Company No. one (1) and tbe celery trade in tbe Kalamazoo re­ Hose Company Na two (S). Hose Company lumber one (1) shall gion when it Is known that during the1 men, celery season tbe shipments by railI consist of not to exceed fifteen (15) shall and Hose Company number two (9) average about 70 tons per day. The value consist of not to e>oeed twenty (90) men. w Five __ .. , of same Also, ____________ Section Ttlity (85) of the shipments during the season are ordinance be amenled' to read as follows; about $500,000. Each member, stall be paid from tbe Fire fund of said cty tho sum of eighteen 1 saw that tbe Telephone patent had ex­ (18) dollars per an in tn. Tbe Chief of said fire department shall pired and 1 thought what a great seller it be paid from the firs fund of said city tbe would be at a low price. 1 saw tbe ad­ sum of (835.00) tblky-five dollars per an­ vertisement of W. P. Harrison A Co., Co­ num and the Ass1st mt Chief of said Fire lumbae, Ohio, in your paper. They had department shall bt paid, from tbe fire fund of said city tbe sum of twenty-three just what I wanted—a Telephone like tbe (33) dollars per amum, payable in the rich city business men have, and I have months of June and December of each been selling them for two months and ye<r Geo. Tinkijcb. Moved by Aid Huftuau that the above have Biade as high as $50.00 per day when be adopted ana spreai upon tb« mins. 1 took a large contract, and never less Lost. than $5.80 per day selling tbe telepnones. Ayes, Huffman and Tinkler. I sell them oatrbzbt, there is no rent, Nays, Bennett, HlckS and Waters. Moved by Aid Huffman that each side nu royalty. Everybody want.*- them. of tbe Council choose 3 Real Estate tax Anyone can pot them op, and I believe payers and they cboow the 7ti. to form a they are tbe greatest convenience and the plan to re-organlze tbe Ire department and beet seller on earth. * Anyone can make that the Council agree to abkfe by their big money wbo can sell goods at alL So decision. Lost Ayes, Hoffmann TinHer. many young man are out of fnnpyoyment, Nays, Bennett, Hlcki and Patera. now. I feel It W duty to bring my experMoved by Aid Bicks that the report of tence before tbe world, so that this winter, the Fire Warden be reed, and placed on with times m bard aa they may be, money file. Ayes, AIL Moved by Aid Bennett that the com­ munication of A. E. Keuaaton in regards dtetrewd. Wllte 10 tbe .bore »rn tor to tbe wounding of a sheep of L N. Schu­ man bv dog or dogs be rec. and placed on file and an order of 89 be draw a from dog mnd in favor of Justice KcnartJO. Carried. Ayes. Bennett, Hteks, Huff­ man. Tinkler and Waters. Nays, None. Moved by Aid Waters that it Is tbe will cure you t *un wati-rx. »r la»l KMui* rv*l >IK| al,rn>;- Nays. Huffman bin! Tiakier. Mured by Aid Hicks that U»e Mayor and Recorder be authorized to sign ihr arire TT.”1 W!F> *?•B,lkr •• bj ••» ck, Alt,. CirtW. ' Afn. Bruottl, UteU ■nd W.irre. Hurnl b, AM UulTmu tluil th. d»lr In tb« uwnmt ot Mra. B>llr, br nod. hot latrr thu J id, 1, 115. dried. Ayei. All. . T!* M«t«. .edited;— F. H. Bulow a Cr. M-wer pipe, eenwnt 1 etc' . 8 113.88 R- K. Grant wwrr pi»w. cement etc 87.82 Barry Co. Drm.,0pcintln< 7.0.5 J. W. BroUry. appiotch to sMe walk 8.78 ‘ A Replogle. rps. on bunry 3.85 I D. WoicoiL bi cleaning .80 H- K. L A P.Oa, lights 8.06 A. Jones, rent 87.50 J. 8, Mans, cleaning hove 1.00 W. McKeviatt, leaning hose W. A. Sold more, care Qie alarm 11.50 W. Beadle, SL work • 4U L. Beadle, Bt. work 1.80 ’ F. Beadle. SL work .87 | H. Busby, labor 1.80 1 B- Shriner. Supervisor 100.M M. C. R. R. Co. freight S. Wiley, latter Goodyear Bros. Taps, supplies and labor 13.45 G. Booth, labor 1.30 E. Holbrook, labor and salary 71.20 . Geo Tinkler, rent 16 50 D. T. I». A 8. T. works, pipe 14.34 W. Miller. Marshall 87.50 J. Murphy engineer and supplies 103 w 50 Moved by Aid Hicks that the accts, be allowed and orders drawn on respective funds for same. Carried. Ayes. Bennett, Hlcka, Huffman, Tink­ ler and Waters. Nays, None. Moved by Aid Huffman that the acct, of Frank Fifield be allowed and order drawn on Gen. Hlg. Lost. Ayes. Hicks, Huffman. Tinkler and Waters. Moved by Aid Bcnuett that the Fire Com. be instructed to ask the members of the old Fire Dept, to meet with them In the engine rooms to-morrow night Dec. 92, ’94. to see about rv-organtzing Dept, that they may notify Mayor whether It be necessary to call special meeting. Carried. Ayes. All. On motion of Aid Hicks Council ad­ journed. E. G. Holbrook. Recorder. Mrs. Phtrto Thomas of Junction City. 111., was told by her doctors that she had consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings' New Discovery completely cured her and she says it saved her life. Mr. Thomas Eg­ gers, 189 Florida St. San Francisco, suf­ fered from a dreadful cold, approaching consumption, tried without result every­ thing else then bought one bottle of Dr. Kings’s New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful. It is sqcb results of which these are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial bottle at W. II. Goodyear’s Drug store. Regular size 50c. and 81.00. Old People. Old people who require medicine tn regulate the bowels and kidneys will find the true remedy In Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other Intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, adding strength and giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding nature In the performance of the functions. Electric Bitters Is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old people find It jnst exactly what they nts-d. Price fifty cents per bottle at w. *u' H. Goodyear’s Drugstore. The best salve.in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required, it Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 95 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. __________________ •oojoj pun unamfipnf qioq ffrrpr|nb -<i JBujz^ujjapnn u* sj spanipm p> opnt .ppm vnojamuu otp jo Jluppncq oqi pu* ‘Buireaaonj ^puspsuoa h] sapunq jo JJqnina oxp jaiqflnwpr apsapqM *pp jo apds uj -suppi jo xoquxnu 7*tp apn -qo 07 p»nPf «I«™1U,> aoHUm P0JP -nnq swxp £(J*aa %*tp pjn*tnpBa q pa* ‘patjodxa aaoq aa*q suj^o ijqqui uofipm znoj-Xtxp inoqv sreaX aag aqi 03 atp Xq UMoqs sj ;nani -qredap *pp jo paau aqj, -par[8{ q^nos aqi aiwjreAop pun unxxaao pfnoM ’jo-p -uoo xapan ^daq 70a ‘xpjqM *’llQQui axp tsninJSs auffpiduivo jo Pujuunid aqt pa* sawro; jo ^uaaidjnba pus aop« -preRxo eqi req ti ^oi atp jo tawpod -aq 790m aq% 13 qajqM ‘^uaupredap qq -qwi aqt sj oiaq^ ‘suopqAjp a;*7« x*nsn aq7 ot uopjppn 03 ’ajaq^ ’pu*i*az mon 03 **33 70a op X»qt 7*qt *q pjuoqs ‘aauqpij, qJi>A ■X*s ‘^uamujaaoJ! aqi oj •juaupredup' jp> |1O» KewMd.jlOO. J The readers of this paper.will be pleased to leara that there la at least one dreaded dhease that aclruee h*a been able to cure In all Ms sU«kea and that Is calarm. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive etire now known to the medi­ cal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dlMwue. requires a •onatltudonal treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure to taken internally. acting by building up th»e*us;imtlon and assisting na­ ture in doing Ito work. Th© prporietora have ap much faith hi Ito eonttlve powers, that they of­ fer One Hundred Dollars for any case It falls to cure. Send for list of teotlmonlate. Addreoa, F. J. Cbeoey A Co.. Toledo, O. resold by all Druggtota. 75c. Apropos of the fact that those who “came over In the Mayflower" mostly bore such surnames as Winthrop, Haythrop, Lotbrop and Lathrop, the Corn­ hill Magazine tolls of a New York parvenu who loudly proclaimed to a Plymouth Winthrop: “My people came over in tbo Mayflower.” “Indeed!" waa the crushing answer. “J didn’t know u n. iwb] w cutriB< tm». ffi uettjlug. It soocb’-s the child. Mrftens stWE?*4ss^-«.K; doctors. Mtn Who Go from Offloa to Office Repairing the SNOBS NOT WANTED. lieutenant governor of Kentucky on the same ticket with Luke Blackburn, ia an amusing story teller, particularly when he la started on the subject of political stumping in Kentucky. “Our people," said he to a New York Even­ ing Poet man Dot long ago, “don’t like anobbishnrsM. I remember one time when I was stumping one of the moun­ tain counties 1* bought twenty-five dol­ lars’ worth of nickels and carried them - ---- ,---- _______ days are tbe doctors of typewriter*. These go about from office to office potting machines Id repair, and the reason for their great activity this month fa on account of the return, of I would ride up and ask for a drink of the regular operator from the summer water Out would come a little boy or vacation. AH thia sounds enigmatical. girl with a gourd dipper of warm But H fa tree, says the New York Sun. water. I would take a swallow, then When a typewriter goes awey upon drop a nickel in the dipper. The Httle her vacation she get* n substitute to one would run fn and I would go on. ait in her piece and do her work. Tho The child's mother would come out and ■ubatitatr appears promptly the first have the generous gentleman pointed day. takes off tbe tin inclasare from out. The consequence was tiiat I got tbe eeHuJoid keys, gteus a gentle “tap! the vote of that house. Well, one tap!” and throws trp her hands in hor­ •morning I rode up to a house and a lit­ ror. She cannot use a machine that tle girl brought me ovt a dipper of works so hard. Where fa tbe knkd who water. I felt in my pocket and discov­ ered that I hadn't a copper. come to make the machine work easier? “ ‘Little girl,’ said I, 'I generally have a nickel somewhere about me, but goes well Then the regular operator I haven’t to-day, so I’ll give you what's cornea home. the next best thing for a girl, aud that’s Tho regular operator ia proud, nay, a kiss,’ and I got down off my horse haughty. She feels that the and kissed her for my own little blue­ - . ---------------------------------must of necessity have been spoiled by eyed girl at home. Another little black­ the substitute, and her senses are keen- eyed girl here showed up. and I had to ly alert for faults in the machine. Th© kiss her for a niece of mine she looked first tap her that it works too . tells — ------ ---„— _ Hke. By this time, another little girl easily, and the second convinces here showed up, half a head taller than the that the action is so light that ah® will riwt. and. not to be impartial, I kissed make mistakes every minute. So the her; when I found that four or fire typewriter doctor is called to put the •ther girls had gathered, and I was in machine back precisely as it was. for it. So, beginning with the smallest, There is a large life insurance build­ I kissed each one.. The change in ing up town where a regular call is left stature was so gradual that I didn’t for the typewriter repairer. He ap­ notice that the last one was a full pears usually at one o'clock and puts grown young woman—aud right hand­ in the rest of his day regulating the some at that—until 1 had kissed her. machines. Sometimes he does not get Looking up, I saw that there were two around until the middle of the after­ or three old ladies laughing at me. and, noon, and then there is a great call thinking I liad made a bad break, I for him. Some ono of the one hundred lifted my hat to the yonng lady and and fifty machines in the building is begged her pardon and explained how sure to be out of order, and the oper­ it was. She didn’t seem to mind it ator must sit idle until the repairs are much, but tbe old ladies kept laughing, made. The repairer must carry ink and one of them said: ‘Why, durn it, ribbons and all the smaller parts of she's Bill's wife.’ “'Well,' I thought, Tm in for it. type machines, for there is no telling what part may hove yielded to the That knocks out all my votes in this strain of vigorous hands. There are neighborhood.’ I inquired at the next over one hundred men employed in this house who Bill was, and was told that way in New York city. For the most it.was 'Buck’ Holmes, the hardest citi­ part they sre in the pay uf the type­ zen in Carter county. Next day I had writing establishments, and are sent to speak at the court house, and when out by them. A few work independent­ I curnt* up I noticed a gang of about ly, but thc work does not pay them twenty-five rough looking fellows off then very well, and they finally give it at one side, and a big hix-footer talk­ up and go in the employ of the largo ing to them audgesticula ting with both concern* . . hands. “ 'Wbo's-that?* I inquired. It is said by the machine doctors that | the typewriters are as sensitive as hu­ ..^“ 'That's "Itack" Holmes and his gahg. ’was the reply. Cold chills ran man beings and know who is handling them. A good machine that has been down my back and 1 shifted my re­ volver around to where I could reach properly treated “sulks’’ when new and unskilled hands take hold of It, it without trouble, and then sauntered up to overhear what he was saying. and sometimes it refuses to work. As “ ‘Well, I'm blankety blanked,' I soon as it feels the regular stroke of heard him say, *if he don’t catch my its own operator it is all right This vote. No snob thar, gentlemen. Jest is a typewriter’s superstition. And as soon kiss a poor man’s wife as a rich strange to say it turns out in accord­ j one’s!’ That settled it, and I got one ance with actual fact ... 4 .4.. • hundred and fifty more votes in that All sorts of things happen to type- ^nty than other man on the qp h i ti <*m t. writing n, machine*. Sometimes they fall on the floor us the office boy move* . them for the sweep woman to do her ENGLISH HARVEST SONGS. work. Occasionally they are experi- I mented uptfii by the same small boy to Dittlw That Ar* Sunj to U<bt*n Heavy their own great detriment; and, again, ■ they are treated to doses of oil of a sort Ij When the ricks are thatched, when the labor money fa paid, when the plow not recommended as good for their in­ has turned up the soil carpeted with ternal machinery. Nobody seems to grass and- stubble, and the harvest reason that the machines are valuable moon hns risen and lived her short but and that a new ono means something gloriously golden career, then comes the like a onc-hundred-dollar bill for the । harvest home and the harvest song. In owner of the office. . England, says the Gentleman's Maga­ "Why do the typewriting machine zine. we have tbe harvest sermon in the companies keep repairers?" was asked village church, the supper in th© barn, of a man who makes a business of keep- : interspersed with many a jest and ing a certain kind of machine in order. !1 many a song: and it is of these same “Because they are obliged to do so songs, so typical of rustic life, that I to defend the reputation of their ma- Ij am going to speak. In those countries chines," replied the repairer. “Sup- j। where the vine is cultivated there is no pose a new machine got out of order I' and to the merriment which follows and the company would not repair it thc anxious days of moissonage. The unless at great cost. Why, that ma- | fruit is gathered, the winepress trod, chine company would get the blackest the vintage bouquet* put together and kind of a black, eye from all who vis- iI presented to the ladies connected with ited the office where the defective ma­ the wine farm, and all the tkne there chine rested. They are obliged to do is a perfect festival of song, simple and I bright and fall of harmony. it for their own sake." In Tuscany, in France, in Germany, I and in Russia, there are numbers of ARGENTINE’S FINANCES. ■ harvesting songs, all more or less .full! I of poetry, and instinct with charming ; melody; therefore we should like toi The- Argentine Republic, like our I think that our own country is not farown, is a federal one, consisting of behind in this matter of harvest sing­ fourteen autonomous states. At the ; ing, although thc gleanings are not present time, says the New York Post, associated with the romance of th* tha republic is bankrupt, and thirteen grape. Unfortunately, harvest suppers, of its constituent states are in the same and harvest, songs with them, are dy­ nonditinn. Its population of 4,500,000 ■! ing out, and the sooner we preserve averages but four inhabitants to the any glamour of characteristic humor or square mffe. 1,500,000 occupying tbe I pathos they may have owned the bate single province of Buenos Ayres, but i ter. the various employes of tho national I As the sailors’ chanties were used, to w.nd state governments number 50,000, lighten the labor of hauling and heav­ not including persons employed by the ing tFcfore the days of thc steam winch different municipalities. In several of and patent capstan, so were the har­ the state governments the entire rev­ vesters’ songs required to help the enue is not equal to the interest upon reapers and the gleaners in the times their debts, and in several the payment when the sickle had not eve* given of salaries appears to exhaust thc en­ place to the broad hook, much fess to tire income. Even in the ease of the the machine. Tbe harvest supper was national government the salary ac­ always an occasion for thc singing of count requires about one-third of the good, old-fashioned songs, of which total revenue. If the revenue of the each man had his own repertoire, fourteen states be added, together they which he gave untiringly year after auMKint to about $10,000000, which is year. Such standard works sa "John $500,000 less than tho interest duo on Barleycorn," "Carrion Crow ."and “The their external indebtedness, to say Farmer’s Boy’’ are, or ratbwr were, an nothing of their internal obligations. indispensable part of tbe harvest-hom© The revenue of the national govern­ supper. _______________ ment is estimated to be about $35,030,­ Drtvte* WtodBlIU to K*ctric*ty. 000, and it is claimed that tbe expendi­ A novel departure has been taken by ture ia leas than this. The obligations, i the owner of a windmill at Bremen, however, amount to some $350,000,000 Germany. Hitherto H has been thc ar $300,000,000, the interest upon which t custom to use windmills in conjunction would exhaust half tfle revenues were, with dynamo* for the generation of it not so applied. Obligations that do electricity, more especially for lighting not bear interest, chiefly in the shape purposes, in places remote from a regu­ of paper moocjr passing at one-third lar supply of current, and some most its face value, are p-rhaps equal in successful installation* of this kind amount to the bonded debt. Many <rf have been made. The owner of thc , tempt to pay their creditor*. Some, aa German windmill proposes to reverse well aa the general government, bare mad© compositions in which the chief windmill drive * dynamo he will uee AK’JWCSBiil ~|S4ta£!OIMR MA%V FINE PREMMS 6NM FREE TO DRKKERS OF UMCtFHI And perspiration will not affect them? them off with a wet cloth or sponge ? Yes. Wonderful I How are they made? A linen collar covered on both sides with waterproof “Celluloid.” Looks exactly like n linen collar. Is it the only waterproof collar and cuff made? No, but it is the only one made with the linen interlining and consequently the only one that can give entire satis­ faction, because it is the best. How can I know that I get the right kind? Because ©very piece is stamped a* follow*: Inquire for that and refuse anything else, or you will be disappointed. Suppose my dealer aoes not have He probably has, but if not, send direct to as, enclosing amount. Col­ lars 35c., Cuffs 50c. State size, and whether collar wanted is stand-up or , ;• C-rZ phert, and Teach cate for such pwilion* at the Grand Ra jneta College.. Shorthand, arid Normal For Catalogs*,, a ISrw A. H. PirU \DiR0NM -I !!■ TIUOB MARK Wheeler's re Heart j Nerve AltO -PCSITIVELY CURES- HEART DISEASE, NERVOUS Ifro&raUon, Eollepsu, Sleepl<Fssn«i» and all derengemouta NcrvotM System. UNEXCELLED FOR^-. Purely Vegetable, guaranted free from opiates, 100 full sixe doses, 50c. H. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rapos tMlch.) Harings Bank, ways he cannot Bay too much tn favor of -Adlronda,” Wheeler's Heart and l*err» Cure. . ITfparvd by Wheeler and Fuller Medicine Co.. Cedar Springs. Mich. Sold by. HASTINGS. MICH- Your Daily Bread O Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when, in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours ot the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. fl. E. RENKE5. FROF’R. Hastings City Bank. BMtlSf., - - MM. OJLIPXTJLZi S75 000.00 SUBPLUS 816.008*00. omona: D. W. Reynolds. OaabW» diuctom: �r«F. beauty and business. They Win Not Mix Any Mora Than , u b w be supposed, ’in Will Oil and Water. ; mCDt of charity.’' at leaat, these d«y» »• Bre This ha* not always been 1 ever, and partly f°r tela rea* perbepe. wl ol b feeling of ah tinned honoryy -------Sw men have . shunned Does a pretty face help the industrial Blmost M earnestly a* otera woman? ‘ have coveted them. Speaking about That was the question, under diacuaobject, the Boato© Wntchnmn sion a few night* ago among a party i of men seated at a table on a roof gar­ judge Peters ia authority for the den. ,and between the rips of ginger ale, [ statement that after La Fayette had cobblers and punches there were some been made a doctor of ----------- , -------laws by one of pertinent remarks interjected, say* . Baron Stuben wa* in great the New York Herald. I f he should meet with a similar “Certainly it does,” argued the young i mishap. —Having • * to-------pass.aisw®^, throughi *ool' man.' with an air of conviction that I lege town where thc marquis had teen failed to impress anyone but himself. thus distinguished, the old warnor Ix-MMid dtooMiuU........................... BIJUU tl “Who wants to ere an ugly or even halted bin men and thus addressed Stock®, boitdi, moitgaae®. ete.... ---------Overdrafts..................................... homely' face every time he looks up them: ... funKI nf bouse.............................. from his desk. I don’t, and no other “Yon shall spnr do harae veil, and Fun.ltore and fixture® —Bulletin ij, U. S. Ag. Dep., p. 599. man does, and it’s not pleasant to have ride troo de town like de mischief, Other reri estate expense® and txxe® paid one’* thoughts broken up when dic­ for, if dey catch yon, dey make one Current Due from banks in reserve eftte®. Cheek® and cash Item® tating letters by a plain, angular type­ doctor of you.’’ G.4d coin writer saying: Excuse me. will you The tough old soldier had do ukuo Nilver ?oIb . please repeat?* Ono can forgive even respect for such a distinction than hia U A and National Bank Notes that when a pretty face smiles at you ( countryman, Handel, who refused to Total..................... .... —Bulletin io, p. 16, Inland Rev. Dep. aa you upward gaze." accept thc degree of doctor of marie UAMIUTIID. “I, too. like bright, attractive wom­ from Oxford. Capital slock paid lu$ 75,o«> en about an office,’' said another. “Of “Vat, trow my money away for datr— Surpln® fund ..................................... |«H course it helps a woman. When did de blockhend’s risb' I no rant to be GroM Undivided earning* Commercial depoaite ®ub>et to beauty ever fail to gain a place or fail check I von doctor.” 17JB7 <4 H atter S. Haines, to get more salary out of a man?” tfi.UR » There in a story thM not long ago, Cormaerelal Orttfieate® of deposit’. ®X74 to This last aentiment wa* from the when college degrees were scattered SaYirg’ideposit® .... ....................... M. D., Consulting Chemist, Chicago Board of Health. lips of s man who married his type­ somewhat lavishly, an illiterate rich Total.................................. . ............ aiao.ae m> BUle of MtebUao. County of Barry — «s. writer for love, and not for the beauty man, having been honored with a deI, Dan W. Reynold® cashierM tbe above named of her face or form. gr^e by a college which-he had laid un­ Bank, do solemnly swear that the above wtate“Well, ry tell you a little experi­ der obligation, made a wager tiiat he ment is tree to tbe beat of nv knowledge and brlleL Dam W. K«vmolui>. Cashier. ence,” broke in the treasurer of a well- could obtain a aimi.ar honor for hia Bubscribed and sworu to fiefnre me this TOlb day of IX??. Wm. H. rowans. known bank note company. "It’s a servant. jjotery iWc. good joke on our president, too, and He won the wager, and, encouraged Couhk.rf -AUtet! will illustrate the point in question. PaiLirT CoUJItirf*) 4 by his succesa. made another that he CIIKSTF.,1 MfcMfcit iHrertoH. We were shorthanded in the office could obtain a degree fof his hone. Richard H. MaeMzii I 4 and wanted another stenographer. As This time, however, he ln«L The col­ usual, we had examined dozens of lege authorities got wind of his game, PROBATE UKDKR. women for the position, but none filled and, in answer to his letter requesting the bill. of Michigan. County of Barry—m. a doctorate for »o and so, the president state ROYAL BAKIMQ POWDER 00., 10® WALL BT., NEW-YORK. At a session of the Probate Court for the "Finally there appeared a young wrote a courteous note, saying that woman who would attract attention though the trustees were very anxious Thursday, th* 20th day of DvcemlH-r, in the anywhere—not that she was dressy, to oblige so good a friend of the col­ icwr one thousand efeht hundreU and ninny for her raiment wa* plain but trim— lege. they had found on examination but simply by the beauty of her fare. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of of thc records tiiat though they had Probate. “Now, I am not a believer in beauty him. and he knows it. This is prob­ mauds of the exposition perfected the In the matter of the eMate ot Neberaish once conferred a degree upon a jackass about an office. It has un attractive Cook, demise edr , ably a reason why the sea captain and railway service of the city. Street there was no precedent for conferring <hi reading and flllnt the oettUon duly verified the engine drivers show a certain simi­ transit, with it* net-wori( of cable, elec­’ force that breeds trouble among the one upon a horse. ot Lyuodcr F. Cook, executor of said estate men clerks. But she seemed so anx ­ praj Ing for reasons tnsatd petition set forth Faoial Peculiarities Which Gome larity of type*. The engine driver can tric and elevated systems, haa kept ious for the place and her reference* IhMl he may be hremwd to sell tbe real estate A -RABBIT MINER.' make his captive giant, strong as ten puce with growth, and tenuiuul track of suid deceased as lu said petition de­ Through Habit. sertued thousand men. obey the pressure of hia elevation, abolishing railway grade were so gpod that I decided to leave thc matter to the president. He talked Thereupon It Is ordered, that Thursday tbe finger. Hia lips are usually calm, like erodings, has been inaugurated. The 17th day of January. A. D. IW. at teno’ctqck In Distinctive Type* That Are Found those of the statues of the wielder of tinal housing of the great mer­ with her, but, being a careful married tue forenoon, be a^-lcned lor tbe bearing of said The famous silver mines of Potosi, petition, | man. had this dbnbts alwrat thc wisdom CterLUn Calling*—Thc Queer Kfand that tbe betre at la wotsaiddeceas­ thunderbolts on Olympus. Who ever chants in structures whose location in South America, were discovered by 'd. and all other persons littcrested tn said saw a man commanding a man-of-war and mechanical design will relieve the of engaging her, but-the pretty face an Indian who was in pursuit of au rx’ate. are required »«• appear at a session of wa* too strong for even his conserveMid c ourt, then to be boldm at Uie Probate or driving a locomotive with the con­ congested team traffic of its business antelope. He waa climbing the steep Tffiee, in the city of Hastings. In said counts, 1 tism. The incessant flow of involuntary tentious lip of the school usher*? The streets will soon come. Chicago will and show rauae. If any there be. why the prayer “So he mumbled: *1 do like to see a slope of a hill and seised a bush to help >f the i>eUtloner may not be granted. And nerve, currents to the facial mn de* typical expressions of the members of be intrenched in commercial ail vantage* 1 pretty face, even in business hours,* himself up. The plant gave'way and Il i» further ordered, that said petrttoner give doubtless accounts for the odd simi­ those three liberal professien^ which without u possible parallel. to the pereona Interested in s.u-1 ertaie. end she was engaged and reported next he started to fall backward, but by a notice rt the pendeoey of said petition, and the bear­ larity of expression among men of the Sir Thomas Browne says are all The large commercial use of thc ca­ morning. She was u little slow, but desperate effort saved himself, and, ing thereof by amshig a ropy of this order to be sime vocation. In many such eases. founded upon thc fall of Adam are nal. aside from thc practical extension falling forward, cut his noae against a puulhhed in the Hartin os Baxnex a newswe thought it was because M-vuunr she Mir wm was -------- o ------------------------------ o----- — — . says Blackwood’s Magazine, the condi­ well enough recognized to have been of latke Michigan thirty miles further l»aper printed and circulated In said County of The »■<■. -nd 2_„.luv projecting ledge of .tone, ray. Uic hew Barry once lu each week for three sucoeartre tions are so complex that it seems im­ long the prey of the caricaturist. The west, involves tbe improvement of the strange to the oflice. • • • -I York Journal. •seeks previou? to vaid day of heartna. there wa* no improvement and the next [ possible to lay one’s finger upon the several distinctive traits of each, and Illinois to it* junction with thc Missis­ — <MA*UW V.ABMnMUra. ' * ]' Stopping to stanch the flow of blood, (A true copy) Judge ot PrebMc. special items of environment which thc possible causes which give rise to sippi. This should admit the passing likewise. „of,wrM , j he chanced to look at the stone which ‘ •Then came a rush corrcsponconduce to the facial characteristics them, are too complex to be dealt with of vessels drawing fourteen feet of wa­ dense. Mis, wna foundered. I , '» <1 <* unc lhe derange, when, to hi. «»exhibited by nearly all members of in a single article. Speaking very * - dismally tonivhment, he perceived it was almost ter. It is unfortunate that the govern­ She failed to do her work, Greatest certain trades and professions. What, generally, the cleric’s face is indicative ment works in this really noble river pure silver. this wonderful suttJecL WbsU-vrr your View* for instance, is there a boat the process of authority of the thin-lipped kind, could not have been planned with bet­ but neither of us could find it in his This story may be apochryjJlil, but are on Hj paotUm. you will find this hook of heart to rebuke her; the pleading eye* of making shoes which evokes the un­ and of a dignified sense of the’sanctity ter reference to the future. Removal a tale which comes from Mexico is pirat value. Published price. W eent». Sent mistakable cobbler’s visage? The por­ nf his office. The doctor’s jaw and mouth of the old dams will be imperative, and of violet hpe set in n face so fair were Ac­ free, transportation prepared. If you rrmlt zi safeguards against the well-merited re­ tolerably well authenticated. trait of Edward, the Banff naturalist. are less rigid, yet tell <4 decision. His it is well that the sanitary district has proof that a girl of lew personal at­ cording to this narrative, od* of the cents for nubscrlptloo to Bbsdm ■■<! Hoarths. eye is vigilant and sympathetic, and In Mr. Smiles’ book, shows the type in authority under the laws of Ha crea­ traction would have received with richest mines in that land ox mineral the elegant household monthly. Addre*K a marked degree. As far as my obser­ his whole facial aspect conveys the idea tion to safeguard the new flood, and An nOMEBAND HEARTHS PUBLISHING 00 , promptitude. But ■ the exyi came in wealth was found by a rabbit vation carries me. the cause must be of a fund of untapped wisdom. Thc New York. in so doing to make a proper initiative Indian was hunting rabbits and his j looked for in the last, lapstone and lawyer's countenance is confident and toward carrying the deep waterway to about a week. We had occasion to doff chased one to n hole In l hFI1alrt«> dog a in a hillside. waxend of old-fashioned corxlwainexy; confidential, with a pouncing alertness the Mississippi. The Mississippi com­ write a letter to ■ rival concern and at The Indian hesitated for a moment since men who work the machines in of the eye, and a prevailing expression mission—wbo are privilegtri to assist the same time to a new customer, submittlng design* for a very large order. whether to dig out-the rabbit he had For ptUUng a hone In a Sue. healthy condi­ . modern shoe factories, or who do or­ of weighty perspicacity. that stream in controlling itself—will seen enter or go in pursuit of another. tion, try Goodyear's Big Four Oduditfon Paw"By this time our bookkeeper was dinary repairing, do not exhibit theexhave the lakes as a storage reservoir to den. They tone up tbe system aid dlfestiou. Determining finally that one rabbit in badly smitten on Mia* Beauty and they Danmtcua Sirord®. presrion. 11 appears probable that the aid their labors. were going to some entertainment to­ a bole was worth more than half a cure loss of appetite. raHere eonkUpadoo. cor To the lovers of strange goods the tailor’s distinctive type of face may rect kidney disorders and destroy worms. Rh­ gether. I suppose she was making dozen on a rocky hillside, he got a have l>eeta partially created by hi* bazars of Damascus are far more allur­ ine Dew life to sd old or over worked horse. GREEK DEPUTIES AS BANDITS. eves at him or he at her. At all evoita, spade and went to work. habit of working his jaws concomitant­ ing than those of Cairo ar of Constan­ 25e. per pound. 5 lbs. one dollar al Goodyears Before he had turned over half a she mixed those letters up and we lost ly with his shears. Let anyone watch tinople: the capacious chests of the Modem Drug Blare our order and got credit from our rivals dozen spadefuls of earth he had for­ a person cutting a piece of tough ma­ merchants contain much that we would ! for being grossly careless, all because gotten all about the rabbit, for he terial with acisHort-. ami he will set buy were our purses longer. Old em­ The discovery tiiat two Greek depu-. that the lower part of the face wags in broideries of wonderful color, delicate lies have been acting as protectors of i two old men had been imprewed with made the thrilling discovery that he was handling almost solid diver. The rhythmic and spontaneous unison with china, silks of many hues, swords of tbe bandits in the land of Homer a pretty face. "The girl? O, ye*. We gave her a man dropped his spade and ran to hia the blade*. Shepherdsand farm labor­ cunning workmanship all these lie shows the alarming power which rob­ employer with the Intelligence, the letter saying she had worked for us, 2 but j ers who join sheep-shearing gangs cer­ piled beside us on thc floor. IIt is bers have acquired there. The ban­ tainly acquire a different expression seldom that a really good specimen of dits, says a Berlin paper, understand but you can’t get anything inside that latter returning witji him to the spot to see fur himself and verify the dis­ while engaged in this kind of work. the Damascus sword can be obtained, how to win the sympathies of the office now but a plain, matter-of-fact Thc cast of countenance by which for the art of working and engraving Greek officials. Indeed, the mayor of j• typewriter. Thc president wouldn’t covery. Tbe rabbit escaped; at least it one so easily recognize* a groom is par­ steel is dead. These swords were made Duzesti recently gave a dinner in the |, look at Cleopatra if she came in, and is supposed It did. for It enterano tially explicable from the fact that the of alternate layers of iron and steel, city hall in honor of a robber band. A ■ the liookkeepe’r—weU, he shuts his more into thc story, but it. memory is muscles which close the jaws and com­ so finely tempered that the blade few days ago it was announced that eyes when he rides on the elevaUxl for preserved in the name of the mine, which, being translated into English, BEST fi CENT <?TGAR IN press the lips are always called into ■ would bend to the hilt without break­ the two Greek deputies, Ghianusris very fear of beauty.” signifies the "Rabbit’s Dan." play when we are asserting our will ing. with an edge so keen that no coat aud Iladjigakis, were arrested on the THE MARKET. It would have been well for the A PHYSICIAN’S OPINION. over that of a horse. Nearly all jock- ' of mail could rvArt, and a surface do charge of being professional- robbers. Indian if he had escaped when the eya and horaemeu have a peculiar set ■ highly polished that when a Moslem The complaint against these two depu­ < Pot b Kick Man’s Family to a Grant rabbit did, for, according to tbe story, of Ute mouth and chin, but I have been ; wished to rearrange his turban he used ties is a unique document, reading aa the poor fellow was murdered by tho unable to distinguish any special char- • bis sword for a looking-glas«s "There are two things that 1 will Spaniard, who desired to keep the follows:' "At tbe begiuningof August, LOOK FOR THE NAME actoruitie about the eye or upper paj*t ' A GREAT INLAND WATERWAY. 1892, a band of robbers, under com­ never do again,” said a physician the secret of the mine and waa afraid that ON EACH WRAPPER. of the face. It is instructive to com-. mand of Messrs. K. Tsanka and G. other day. "Commit myself by giving an the Indian.might reveal ft and the-gov­ pare tbe visage of the ruler of horses j Tsouka, armed with Chasnepot rifles, opinion in regard to the death of a pa­ ernment might step in and claim either merrlal Importance. with that of the ruler of men. The i tient aud advancing money to defray The Chicago drainage canal is the crossed the Greek border at Kastanka the whole or a large part of the pre­ horseman's face shows command in the ' most important public work now being and api>earcd upon the Turkish estate funeral expenses. I swore off on these mouth, the drill sergeant’s in the i When I first of Hairedden Bey. After stealing two things years ago. executed in tbe world. mouth and the eye. The last is un- j started I was so tender-hearted that Chicago occupies thc vantage site of everything possible the robbers tixik every time I was asked by the anxious doubtedly the most effective instru- I poMtession of the landed proprietor. ,m<-.«t in exacting oliedience from our ' the largest area of resourceful land Hairedden Bey. and took him beck to friends of a patient if I thought death ■own species. Here wc get a hint of which our race can occupy. Between Greece. The deputies Ghinnussis and imminent I always responded that the that cause of want of dignity, that ele-"( the great St. Lawrence valley on the iladjigakis had already informed the patient-had a very Alight chance to get north and the greater Mississippi to I suppose most physicians err meat of coarseness, which is discern- j border soldiers that their friends, well. able in the countenance* of some men i the south lies one pass two hundred eleven in number, would cross the bor­ more in giving opinions as to death feet lower than any other. At the than any other. One case I ; hod de­ and women who hare much to do with • der with a .Turkish prisoner, and made heart, of this pass sits Chicago. Nature arrangements that they facilitate as termined me never to prognosticate has hL given her to claim to the £ W “UliUrity “ I .he token ber«W-* The Citythat of much as possible the return of the death again. A member of a prominent by the lower and more animal one. ■ j -Destiny.'* J Greeks to- their native country. The Irish family was very sick with fever. His relatives asked me candidly what 1 Generally speaking, it is a strenuous ’ There was a time, says Harper's soldiers carried out the wishes of the thought of the case. Without "knowing with minor difficulties which deputies In thc most friendly way and I Weekly, when, at a higher level, the the consequences, I told them he would prodoce a thin and rigid set of lips. It j lakes poured their flood of waters down even supplied the band with victuals. die in twenty-four hours. The family is seen almost invariably in housewives was passed on the Turkish the present valley of the Illinois river One nightOn - ,or - _PrleRt • - -h™:F—4. «huved __ andis of the Martha type, who are “careful 1 into the Misrissippi. Today, stand- border. (f the following night the ■-ent u .v_ ■_ ' even ordered refreshing, ntx fnr even ordered refreshments for the and troubled About many things,” and • ing on the low summit of the water­ band with thc prisoner proceeded to ' whoae souls arc shalxen to the center by ' shed of the Illinois, one is but thirty । tbe village Teka, which belongs to wake. To my surprise the patient per­ (Formerly TO canta.) in getting well, which ao diaap' petty worries within doors, and the feet above the rocky ledge of Niagara. 1 Deputy Ghianussis, where the deputy sisted strife a ontrance with shortcoming* of । Here lay the physical opportunity to j and his two brothers, Constantin and pcinted his friends that they never for­ gave me. and never have sent for me After a 1 the scullcry maid cr the cook. • renew the ancient southern outlet of , Alexander, awaited them. thinking I did not understand ‘ The comprcTA.Hl lip so loved and so i the lakes, and to complete the circle of ■ short rest the robbers took their pris- since, my business." ‘often misinterpreted by novelists ia a ( deep waterways by joining tbe Gulf of oner to the village of Duzesti On Oc- ' sign of weaknes* rather than strength. St. Lawrence with that other distant *, toi>er 3 the two deputies, accompanied WE ARE BOUND TO SELL SHOES. j by Kristodolos Dimakis, thc mayor of It tell* of perpetual conflicts in which j gulf of the south. Madagascar is visited every year with 1 Kastaneu, who was charged with the j the reserve* arc called into the fray. a plague of locusts, which does a vast The canal was projected primarily to [ । pursuit of the robbers, appeared in । The strong will is jxut agitated into insure sewerage removal. The period­ amount of damage to the crops; but it strenuous action by thc small worries ical floods of the Ik* Plaines, which DnzMti, where a long conference with jis an ill-wind that blows nobody good, the prisoner followed. It was finally । so these insects are ‘ highly es­ forced the city drainage to Lake Mich- told him that he would be held captive and <teemed as food * Iho natives. Thc whole forces are too until hi® family sent a certain ransom ] permanent impress of fly within two or three feet ot permanent channel The sewerage for him. This happened, in facts, locuate ■the ground, and, on flh, approach of a 1 in November. The money waa divided ,ewana, the people nub out of their *• between the two deputies, the mayor ] hato and strike them down with flat The Official Records, Prw wo~»« !iy DiaorraaMbodieai I I Showing the Best Baking Powder. The United States Government, after elaborate tests, reports the Royal Baking Powder a pure cream of tartar powder of greater leavening strength than any other. The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show the Royal •ie Baking Powder highest of all in leavening strength. I find the Royal Baking Powder superior to all the others in every respect. It is purest and strongest.— Hence, in practical use, The Royal Baking Powder goes further, makes purer and more perfect food than any other. ACQUIRED EXPRESSION. HYPNOTISM , *1r ’Y L1. .. Te,t*1111 SrtOKE THE "NewArrival" H. J. FRflKER SPECIAL HOLIDfiy BARGAINS At the BANKRUPT STORE you can buy He.ivy Jeraoy Working Shirts for 50c. Felt Boqis and Rubbers or Sox and Rub­ bers, $1.90. SPECIAL OFFER Anything in the store for one week at 1-4 off. It ia certainly small wonder that -**■*;. Mak** ’ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. 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No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). 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